Chicago Tribune
November 28, 1936, page 21
PROF. C. J. WILSON DIES; NORTH PARK COLLEGE OFFICIAL
Prof. Charles J. Wilson, 66 years old, vice president of North Park college, 3225 Foster avenue, a member of the college staff for more than 41 years, died yesterday in the Presbyterian hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday from the North Park Covenant church, Christiana and Berwyn avenues, and burial will be in Rosehill cemetery.
Pro. Wilson was educated at Bethany college in Kansas and Stetson university in Florida. He took post - graduate work at the University of Chicago and Northwestern university.
He is survived by his widow, Jennie C. Wilson, a son, Stanley R.. of New York, and a daughter, Mrs. Bernice Snetiage (Schnetlage) of Chicago. Prof. Wilson lived at 5051 North Bernard street.
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Charles was the son of Jonas and Lucinda "Jane" (Wilson) Johnson. He was born near New Boston. His parents died when he was about 8 years old. He was raised in the Swedish Andover Orphanage in Andover, Henry County, Illinois until he was 18 years old. He had one brother, John and two sisters, Emma "Dora" and Alida "Esther". He changed his name from Johnson to Wilson before he married. He married Jennifer (Modine) 7 Jun 1899 in Cook County, IL. Three of their children were: Stanley Raymond, Bernice Marjorie and Melville L.
I was given information that there were three more children but I don't have proof for birth or death for them: Twin boys, Emil and Arthur that were stillborn and a little girl, that lived only a year.
November 28, 1936, page 21
PROF. C. J. WILSON DIES; NORTH PARK COLLEGE OFFICIAL
Prof. Charles J. Wilson, 66 years old, vice president of North Park college, 3225 Foster avenue, a member of the college staff for more than 41 years, died yesterday in the Presbyterian hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday from the North Park Covenant church, Christiana and Berwyn avenues, and burial will be in Rosehill cemetery.
Pro. Wilson was educated at Bethany college in Kansas and Stetson university in Florida. He took post - graduate work at the University of Chicago and Northwestern university.
He is survived by his widow, Jennie C. Wilson, a son, Stanley R.. of New York, and a daughter, Mrs. Bernice Snetiage (Schnetlage) of Chicago. Prof. Wilson lived at 5051 North Bernard street.
(end of obit)
Charles was the son of Jonas and Lucinda "Jane" (Wilson) Johnson. He was born near New Boston. His parents died when he was about 8 years old. He was raised in the Swedish Andover Orphanage in Andover, Henry County, Illinois until he was 18 years old. He had one brother, John and two sisters, Emma "Dora" and Alida "Esther". He changed his name from Johnson to Wilson before he married. He married Jennifer (Modine) 7 Jun 1899 in Cook County, IL. Three of their children were: Stanley Raymond, Bernice Marjorie and Melville L.
I was given information that there were three more children but I don't have proof for birth or death for them: Twin boys, Emil and Arthur that were stillborn and a little girl, that lived only a year.
Chicago Tribune
November 28, 1936, page 21
PROF. C. J. WILSON DIES; NORTH PARK COLLEGE OFFICIAL
Prof. Charles J. Wilson, 66 years old, vice president of North Park college, 3225 Foster avenue, a member of the college staff for more than 41 years, died yesterday in the Presbyterian hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday from the North Park Covenant church, Christiana and Berwyn avenues, and burial will be in Rosehill cemetery.
Pro. Wilson was educated at Bethany college in Kansas and Stetson university in Florida. He took post - graduate work at the University of Chicago and Northwestern university.
He is survived by his widow, Jennie C. Wilson, a son, Stanley R.. of New York, and a daughter, Mrs. Bernice Snetiage (Schnetlage) of Chicago. Prof. Wilson lived at 5051 North Bernard street.
(end of obit)
Charles was the son of Jonas and Lucinda "Jane" (Wilson) Johnson. He was born near New Boston. His parents died when he was about 8 years old. He was raised in the Swedish Andover Orphanage in Andover, Henry County, Illinois until he was 18 years old. He had one brother, John and two sisters, Emma "Dora" and Alida "Esther". He changed his name from Johnson to Wilson before he married. He married Jennifer (Modine) 7 Jun 1899 in Cook County, IL. Three of their children were: Stanley Raymond, Bernice Marjorie and Melville L.
I was given information that there were three more children but I don't have proof for birth or death for them: Twin boys, Emil and Arthur that were stillborn and a little girl, that lived only a year.
November 28, 1936, page 21
PROF. C. J. WILSON DIES; NORTH PARK COLLEGE OFFICIAL
Prof. Charles J. Wilson, 66 years old, vice president of North Park college, 3225 Foster avenue, a member of the college staff for more than 41 years, died yesterday in the Presbyterian hospital. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday from the North Park Covenant church, Christiana and Berwyn avenues, and burial will be in Rosehill cemetery.
Pro. Wilson was educated at Bethany college in Kansas and Stetson university in Florida. He took post - graduate work at the University of Chicago and Northwestern university.
He is survived by his widow, Jennie C. Wilson, a son, Stanley R.. of New York, and a daughter, Mrs. Bernice Snetiage (Schnetlage) of Chicago. Prof. Wilson lived at 5051 North Bernard street.
(end of obit)
Charles was the son of Jonas and Lucinda "Jane" (Wilson) Johnson. He was born near New Boston. His parents died when he was about 8 years old. He was raised in the Swedish Andover Orphanage in Andover, Henry County, Illinois until he was 18 years old. He had one brother, John and two sisters, Emma "Dora" and Alida "Esther". He changed his name from Johnson to Wilson before he married. He married Jennifer (Modine) 7 Jun 1899 in Cook County, IL. Three of their children were: Stanley Raymond, Bernice Marjorie and Melville L.
I was given information that there were three more children but I don't have proof for birth or death for them: Twin boys, Emil and Arthur that were stillborn and a little girl, that lived only a year.
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