The Fort Wayne Sentinel, Wednesday, August 20, 1890, pg 4
Yesterday, at her home on Lafayette street, occurred the death of Mrs. Anna (sic) Vincent, wife of William Vincent. She was twenty-five years old and has been sick with consumption for a long time. The funeral occurred this afternoon.
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* It is unknown where Emma was buried but her parents also lived on Lafayette Street in 1890 and are buried at Prairie Grove Cemetery, so Emma is being placed here for safekeeping.
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* Macon County, Illinois, marriage record
20 Oct 1882 by J. M. Louray, J.P.
William Vincent, 21, of Decatur, laborer, born St. Louis, Missouri; first marriage; parents William Vincent and Lucinda Brownlee; TO Emma Toler, 17, of Decatur, born Mechanicsburg, Illinois; first marriage; parents Jefferson Toler and Catharine Ayers.
* Decatur Daily Review, Decatur, Illinois, November 2, 1882
MARRIED - Vincent-Toler - At the residence of the bride's parents on North Church street, in this city, by Justice Lowry, Mr. William Vincent and Miss Emma J. Toler, both of this city, Oct. 30, 1882.
Yesterday, at her home on Lafayette street, occurred the death of Mrs. Anna (sic) Vincent, wife of William Vincent. She was twenty-five years old and has been sick with consumption for a long time. The funeral occurred this afternoon.
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* It is unknown where Emma was buried but her parents also lived on Lafayette Street in 1890 and are buried at Prairie Grove Cemetery, so Emma is being placed here for safekeeping.
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* Macon County, Illinois, marriage record
20 Oct 1882 by J. M. Louray, J.P.
William Vincent, 21, of Decatur, laborer, born St. Louis, Missouri; first marriage; parents William Vincent and Lucinda Brownlee; TO Emma Toler, 17, of Decatur, born Mechanicsburg, Illinois; first marriage; parents Jefferson Toler and Catharine Ayers.
* Decatur Daily Review, Decatur, Illinois, November 2, 1882
MARRIED - Vincent-Toler - At the residence of the bride's parents on North Church street, in this city, by Justice Lowry, Mr. William Vincent and Miss Emma J. Toler, both of this city, Oct. 30, 1882.
The Fort Wayne Sentinel, Wednesday, August 20, 1890, pg 4
Yesterday, at her home on Lafayette street, occurred the death of Mrs. Anna (sic) Vincent, wife of William Vincent. She was twenty-five years old and has been sick with consumption for a long time. The funeral occurred this afternoon.
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* It is unknown where Emma was buried but her parents also lived on Lafayette Street in 1890 and are buried at Prairie Grove Cemetery, so Emma is being placed here for safekeeping.
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* Macon County, Illinois, marriage record
20 Oct 1882 by J. M. Louray, J.P.
William Vincent, 21, of Decatur, laborer, born St. Louis, Missouri; first marriage; parents William Vincent and Lucinda Brownlee; TO Emma Toler, 17, of Decatur, born Mechanicsburg, Illinois; first marriage; parents Jefferson Toler and Catharine Ayers.
* Decatur Daily Review, Decatur, Illinois, November 2, 1882
MARRIED - Vincent-Toler - At the residence of the bride's parents on North Church street, in this city, by Justice Lowry, Mr. William Vincent and Miss Emma J. Toler, both of this city, Oct. 30, 1882.
Yesterday, at her home on Lafayette street, occurred the death of Mrs. Anna (sic) Vincent, wife of William Vincent. She was twenty-five years old and has been sick with consumption for a long time. The funeral occurred this afternoon.
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* It is unknown where Emma was buried but her parents also lived on Lafayette Street in 1890 and are buried at Prairie Grove Cemetery, so Emma is being placed here for safekeeping.
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* Macon County, Illinois, marriage record
20 Oct 1882 by J. M. Louray, J.P.
William Vincent, 21, of Decatur, laborer, born St. Louis, Missouri; first marriage; parents William Vincent and Lucinda Brownlee; TO Emma Toler, 17, of Decatur, born Mechanicsburg, Illinois; first marriage; parents Jefferson Toler and Catharine Ayers.
* Decatur Daily Review, Decatur, Illinois, November 2, 1882
MARRIED - Vincent-Toler - At the residence of the bride's parents on North Church street, in this city, by Justice Lowry, Mr. William Vincent and Miss Emma J. Toler, both of this city, Oct. 30, 1882.
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