Willis died at the age of seventy-six years. He lived in Dixon, Illinois for fifty years. He had Presbyterian services and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery. Willis's wife, Barbara, died in 1922.
Willis was the son of True Spiller and Laura Peaslee. He married Barbara Everts in 1877 in Dixon. They were the parents of Della, True, Willis, Laura, Cloyed, and Myrtle Spiller. Willis was a blacksmith at the Grand Detour Plow Works.
BURIAL: Willis does not have a stone. He is buried in the empty space beside these 2 stones that belong to his wifes parents.
Willis was the son of True Spiller and Laura Peaslee. He married Barbara Everts in 1877 in Dixon. They were the parents of Della, True, Willis, Laura, Cloyed, and Myrtle Spiller. Willis was a blacksmith at the Grand Detour Plow Works.
BURIAL: Willis does not have a stone. He is buried in the empty space beside these 2 stones that belong to his wifes parents.
Willis died at the age of seventy-six years. He lived in Dixon, Illinois for fifty years. He had Presbyterian services and was buried in Oakwood Cemetery. Willis's wife, Barbara, died in 1922.
Willis was the son of True Spiller and Laura Peaslee. He married Barbara Everts in 1877 in Dixon. They were the parents of Della, True, Willis, Laura, Cloyed, and Myrtle Spiller. Willis was a blacksmith at the Grand Detour Plow Works.
BURIAL: Willis does not have a stone. He is buried in the empty space beside these 2 stones that belong to his wifes parents.
Willis was the son of True Spiller and Laura Peaslee. He married Barbara Everts in 1877 in Dixon. They were the parents of Della, True, Willis, Laura, Cloyed, and Myrtle Spiller. Willis was a blacksmith at the Grand Detour Plow Works.
BURIAL: Willis does not have a stone. He is buried in the empty space beside these 2 stones that belong to his wifes parents.
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