The son of Irish immigrants Edward Macauley and Mary Jane Carpenter, Edward was an orchard farmer and merchant. He was a resident of Calhoun County, Illinois and never married.
During her later years, his mother, Mary, lived with him in Golden Eagle. She was reported to be the oldest resident of Calhoun County at that time.
Edward died at Faith Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri following a cerebral hemorrhage he suffered on 23 Mar 1938. At the time of his death, he was 70 years, 3 months and 8 days old.
He was survived by his mother and 1 brother, Charles.
Edward was buried at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery on 04 Jul 1938.
After his death, his elderly mother remained at their home in Golden Eagle until November of 1938. She died in St. Louis not long after going there to take care of Edward's brother, Charles, who had been in an automobile accident.
Children: None.
Edward's siblings:
Helen Francisca Macauley
Mary Esther Macauley Topmeyer
Thomas P. Macauley
Charles James Macauley
James Macauley (died in infancy)
During her later years, his mother, Mary, lived with him in Golden Eagle. She was reported to be the oldest resident of Calhoun County at that time.
Edward died at Faith Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri following a cerebral hemorrhage he suffered on 23 Mar 1938. At the time of his death, he was 70 years, 3 months and 8 days old.
He was survived by his mother and 1 brother, Charles.
Edward was buried at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery on 04 Jul 1938.
After his death, his elderly mother remained at their home in Golden Eagle until November of 1938. She died in St. Louis not long after going there to take care of Edward's brother, Charles, who had been in an automobile accident.
Children: None.
Edward's siblings:
Helen Francisca Macauley
Mary Esther Macauley Topmeyer
Thomas P. Macauley
Charles James Macauley
James Macauley (died in infancy)
The son of Irish immigrants Edward Macauley and Mary Jane Carpenter, Edward was an orchard farmer and merchant. He was a resident of Calhoun County, Illinois and never married.
During her later years, his mother, Mary, lived with him in Golden Eagle. She was reported to be the oldest resident of Calhoun County at that time.
Edward died at Faith Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri following a cerebral hemorrhage he suffered on 23 Mar 1938. At the time of his death, he was 70 years, 3 months and 8 days old.
He was survived by his mother and 1 brother, Charles.
Edward was buried at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery on 04 Jul 1938.
After his death, his elderly mother remained at their home in Golden Eagle until November of 1938. She died in St. Louis not long after going there to take care of Edward's brother, Charles, who had been in an automobile accident.
Children: None.
Edward's siblings:
Helen Francisca Macauley
Mary Esther Macauley Topmeyer
Thomas P. Macauley
Charles James Macauley
James Macauley (died in infancy)
During her later years, his mother, Mary, lived with him in Golden Eagle. She was reported to be the oldest resident of Calhoun County at that time.
Edward died at Faith Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri following a cerebral hemorrhage he suffered on 23 Mar 1938. At the time of his death, he was 70 years, 3 months and 8 days old.
He was survived by his mother and 1 brother, Charles.
Edward was buried at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery on 04 Jul 1938.
After his death, his elderly mother remained at their home in Golden Eagle until November of 1938. She died in St. Louis not long after going there to take care of Edward's brother, Charles, who had been in an automobile accident.
Children: None.
Edward's siblings:
Helen Francisca Macauley
Mary Esther Macauley Topmeyer
Thomas P. Macauley
Charles James Macauley
James Macauley (died in infancy)
Gravesite Details
Edward's birth date on his Missouri death certificate was listed as 25 Mar 1867. However, this conflicts with his older sister's birth date, and with census records. Unable to locate any individual marker for Edward's grave.
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