PARENTS: Nancy Wyatt & Edw Hinrichsen
State Historian, Springfield, Illinois State Library 1894-1898. Openly expressed political views. Bur. in family plot.
Sibs Wm "Buck"; Edw (May 18650; Martin; Eugenia
Savilla, Nancy, Edw and Edw listed in cem. records under "Henricksen". 3 bur. Aug 28/29/1917-- bodies removed from within Sec. F. Mary bur. in another Sec.
Several spelling variations listed in cem. rec. in Sec. F.
SEE article on Savillah: Newark Daily Advocate 28 Sep 1895 - Newark, OH
also article by Tom Emery... Early advocate again oppression... in Jacksonville IL Journal Courier 3/30/15
3/2016: from ##47481781-- thank you!
The Quincy Daily Journal, Wed., Aug 29, 1917; p 2.
Miss Savilla Hinrichsen
Edward Hinrichsen of this city attended the funeral of his sister, Miss Savilla Hinrichsen in Springfield, held this morning at 10 o'clock from her late home. Burial was made in the cemetery at Jacksonville, Ill.
Miss Savilla Hinrichsen, for many years state librarian and prominent in Springfield literary circles, died Monday afternoon at her home. Miss Hinrichsen was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Hinrichsen, and was born near Alexander, Ill., in 1835. She was a charter member of the D.A.R. of Springfield, and also of the Authors' club.
Miss Hinrichsen had visited many times in Quincy at the home of her brother, Edward S. Hinrichsen, and had made many friends. Besides her brother, Edward S., of 1306 State street of Quincy, Miss Hinrichsen is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Fred George of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Harold W. Johnston of Bloomington, and a brother, Mark F. of Mexico.
State Historian, Springfield, Illinois State Library 1894-1898. Openly expressed political views. Bur. in family plot.
Sibs Wm "Buck"; Edw (May 18650; Martin; Eugenia
Savilla, Nancy, Edw and Edw listed in cem. records under "Henricksen". 3 bur. Aug 28/29/1917-- bodies removed from within Sec. F. Mary bur. in another Sec.
Several spelling variations listed in cem. rec. in Sec. F.
SEE article on Savillah: Newark Daily Advocate 28 Sep 1895 - Newark, OH
also article by Tom Emery... Early advocate again oppression... in Jacksonville IL Journal Courier 3/30/15
3/2016: from ##47481781-- thank you!
The Quincy Daily Journal, Wed., Aug 29, 1917; p 2.
Miss Savilla Hinrichsen
Edward Hinrichsen of this city attended the funeral of his sister, Miss Savilla Hinrichsen in Springfield, held this morning at 10 o'clock from her late home. Burial was made in the cemetery at Jacksonville, Ill.
Miss Savilla Hinrichsen, for many years state librarian and prominent in Springfield literary circles, died Monday afternoon at her home. Miss Hinrichsen was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Hinrichsen, and was born near Alexander, Ill., in 1835. She was a charter member of the D.A.R. of Springfield, and also of the Authors' club.
Miss Hinrichsen had visited many times in Quincy at the home of her brother, Edward S. Hinrichsen, and had made many friends. Besides her brother, Edward S., of 1306 State street of Quincy, Miss Hinrichsen is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Fred George of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Harold W. Johnston of Bloomington, and a brother, Mark F. of Mexico.
PARENTS: Nancy Wyatt & Edw Hinrichsen
State Historian, Springfield, Illinois State Library 1894-1898. Openly expressed political views. Bur. in family plot.
Sibs Wm "Buck"; Edw (May 18650; Martin; Eugenia
Savilla, Nancy, Edw and Edw listed in cem. records under "Henricksen". 3 bur. Aug 28/29/1917-- bodies removed from within Sec. F. Mary bur. in another Sec.
Several spelling variations listed in cem. rec. in Sec. F.
SEE article on Savillah: Newark Daily Advocate 28 Sep 1895 - Newark, OH
also article by Tom Emery... Early advocate again oppression... in Jacksonville IL Journal Courier 3/30/15
3/2016: from ##47481781-- thank you!
The Quincy Daily Journal, Wed., Aug 29, 1917; p 2.
Miss Savilla Hinrichsen
Edward Hinrichsen of this city attended the funeral of his sister, Miss Savilla Hinrichsen in Springfield, held this morning at 10 o'clock from her late home. Burial was made in the cemetery at Jacksonville, Ill.
Miss Savilla Hinrichsen, for many years state librarian and prominent in Springfield literary circles, died Monday afternoon at her home. Miss Hinrichsen was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Hinrichsen, and was born near Alexander, Ill., in 1835. She was a charter member of the D.A.R. of Springfield, and also of the Authors' club.
Miss Hinrichsen had visited many times in Quincy at the home of her brother, Edward S. Hinrichsen, and had made many friends. Besides her brother, Edward S., of 1306 State street of Quincy, Miss Hinrichsen is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Fred George of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Harold W. Johnston of Bloomington, and a brother, Mark F. of Mexico.
State Historian, Springfield, Illinois State Library 1894-1898. Openly expressed political views. Bur. in family plot.
Sibs Wm "Buck"; Edw (May 18650; Martin; Eugenia
Savilla, Nancy, Edw and Edw listed in cem. records under "Henricksen". 3 bur. Aug 28/29/1917-- bodies removed from within Sec. F. Mary bur. in another Sec.
Several spelling variations listed in cem. rec. in Sec. F.
SEE article on Savillah: Newark Daily Advocate 28 Sep 1895 - Newark, OH
also article by Tom Emery... Early advocate again oppression... in Jacksonville IL Journal Courier 3/30/15
3/2016: from ##47481781-- thank you!
The Quincy Daily Journal, Wed., Aug 29, 1917; p 2.
Miss Savilla Hinrichsen
Edward Hinrichsen of this city attended the funeral of his sister, Miss Savilla Hinrichsen in Springfield, held this morning at 10 o'clock from her late home. Burial was made in the cemetery at Jacksonville, Ill.
Miss Savilla Hinrichsen, for many years state librarian and prominent in Springfield literary circles, died Monday afternoon at her home. Miss Hinrichsen was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Hinrichsen, and was born near Alexander, Ill., in 1835. She was a charter member of the D.A.R. of Springfield, and also of the Authors' club.
Miss Hinrichsen had visited many times in Quincy at the home of her brother, Edward S. Hinrichsen, and had made many friends. Besides her brother, Edward S., of 1306 State street of Quincy, Miss Hinrichsen is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Fred George of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mrs. Harold W. Johnston of Bloomington, and a brother, Mark F. of Mexico.
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