A picture taken in 1999 was shared and the following note about it:
"The inscription appeared to have been scratched into the tombstone. It reads as follows on the square section. There probably is more to the inscription, but this is all we could read. "
William R. Sid
es wos bornd
scp the 11 day
1830 AD did
It is believed that this is William R. Sides who married Sarah Cauble, daughter of John Cauble in 1847 and divorced shortly after.
It is believed that this is the same William R. Sides who married Sarah Taylor, April 12, 1853 in Union County. The following census may be of this couple although the age doesn't fit well:
1860 Union Co., IL, T11S, R3W - 195/195 - William Sides, carpenter, 45 NC; Sarah, 42 TN; Sarah Hampton, servant, 47? OH; Hammond Johnson, laborer, 18 TN
The following may pertain to the same individual:
There was listed in Union Co. IL probates: A-135 - Wm. Sides, widow Sarah, 26 May 1863
All is speculation in hopes of identifying this individual.
"The inscription appeared to have been scratched into the tombstone. It reads as follows on the square section. There probably is more to the inscription, but this is all we could read. "
William R. Sid
es wos bornd
scp the 11 day
1830 AD did
It is believed that this is William R. Sides who married Sarah Cauble, daughter of John Cauble in 1847 and divorced shortly after.
It is believed that this is the same William R. Sides who married Sarah Taylor, April 12, 1853 in Union County. The following census may be of this couple although the age doesn't fit well:
1860 Union Co., IL, T11S, R3W - 195/195 - William Sides, carpenter, 45 NC; Sarah, 42 TN; Sarah Hampton, servant, 47? OH; Hammond Johnson, laborer, 18 TN
The following may pertain to the same individual:
There was listed in Union Co. IL probates: A-135 - Wm. Sides, widow Sarah, 26 May 1863
All is speculation in hopes of identifying this individual.
A picture taken in 1999 was shared and the following note about it:
"The inscription appeared to have been scratched into the tombstone. It reads as follows on the square section. There probably is more to the inscription, but this is all we could read. "
William R. Sid
es wos bornd
scp the 11 day
1830 AD did
It is believed that this is William R. Sides who married Sarah Cauble, daughter of John Cauble in 1847 and divorced shortly after.
It is believed that this is the same William R. Sides who married Sarah Taylor, April 12, 1853 in Union County. The following census may be of this couple although the age doesn't fit well:
1860 Union Co., IL, T11S, R3W - 195/195 - William Sides, carpenter, 45 NC; Sarah, 42 TN; Sarah Hampton, servant, 47? OH; Hammond Johnson, laborer, 18 TN
The following may pertain to the same individual:
There was listed in Union Co. IL probates: A-135 - Wm. Sides, widow Sarah, 26 May 1863
All is speculation in hopes of identifying this individual.
"The inscription appeared to have been scratched into the tombstone. It reads as follows on the square section. There probably is more to the inscription, but this is all we could read. "
William R. Sid
es wos bornd
scp the 11 day
1830 AD did
It is believed that this is William R. Sides who married Sarah Cauble, daughter of John Cauble in 1847 and divorced shortly after.
It is believed that this is the same William R. Sides who married Sarah Taylor, April 12, 1853 in Union County. The following census may be of this couple although the age doesn't fit well:
1860 Union Co., IL, T11S, R3W - 195/195 - William Sides, carpenter, 45 NC; Sarah, 42 TN; Sarah Hampton, servant, 47? OH; Hammond Johnson, laborer, 18 TN
The following may pertain to the same individual:
There was listed in Union Co. IL probates: A-135 - Wm. Sides, widow Sarah, 26 May 1863
All is speculation in hopes of identifying this individual.
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