Minnie was born to John William Wylie and Ellen Unknown Wylie in Troy New York. She had an older brother,Frank. She married William Saunders Gill on 19 May 1892 in Lansingburgh, Rensselaer Co., NY. They had two children, William Wylie Gill and Charles Edwin Gill, Sr. (my grandfather) Around 1900 the family, along with William's (the senior) younger brother Edwin S. Gill moved to Chicago. No one seems to know why they moved.
Sometime after 1910, Minnie & Wm seperated. She moved to Dallas and lived with her son Charles. She died in 1925 and her body sent back to Ill. She and William never divorced.
Dallas Morning News
The body of Mrs. W.S. Gill 55 who died thursday, was sent home to Bloomington, Ill. her former home friday afternoon. Funeral Services were held Friday at the Chapel of the Ed E., Smith and brothers- undertakers and were conducted by Rev. William M. Anderson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Gill dies thrusday night at the home of her son C.E. Gill 6301 Sinnex Ave. She had been a resident of this city for 6 years. Beside her son she is survived by her husband.
(this obit was in the July 5th 1925 paper Section One, Pg. 8 and had a small picture of Mrs. Gill)
Sometime after 1910, Minnie & Wm seperated. She moved to Dallas and lived with her son Charles. She died in 1925 and her body sent back to Ill. She and William never divorced.
Dallas Morning News
The body of Mrs. W.S. Gill 55 who died thursday, was sent home to Bloomington, Ill. her former home friday afternoon. Funeral Services were held Friday at the Chapel of the Ed E., Smith and brothers- undertakers and were conducted by Rev. William M. Anderson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Gill dies thrusday night at the home of her son C.E. Gill 6301 Sinnex Ave. She had been a resident of this city for 6 years. Beside her son she is survived by her husband.
(this obit was in the July 5th 1925 paper Section One, Pg. 8 and had a small picture of Mrs. Gill)
Minnie was born to John William Wylie and Ellen Unknown Wylie in Troy New York. She had an older brother,Frank. She married William Saunders Gill on 19 May 1892 in Lansingburgh, Rensselaer Co., NY. They had two children, William Wylie Gill and Charles Edwin Gill, Sr. (my grandfather) Around 1900 the family, along with William's (the senior) younger brother Edwin S. Gill moved to Chicago. No one seems to know why they moved.
Sometime after 1910, Minnie & Wm seperated. She moved to Dallas and lived with her son Charles. She died in 1925 and her body sent back to Ill. She and William never divorced.
Dallas Morning News
The body of Mrs. W.S. Gill 55 who died thursday, was sent home to Bloomington, Ill. her former home friday afternoon. Funeral Services were held Friday at the Chapel of the Ed E., Smith and brothers- undertakers and were conducted by Rev. William M. Anderson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Gill dies thrusday night at the home of her son C.E. Gill 6301 Sinnex Ave. She had been a resident of this city for 6 years. Beside her son she is survived by her husband.
(this obit was in the July 5th 1925 paper Section One, Pg. 8 and had a small picture of Mrs. Gill)
Sometime after 1910, Minnie & Wm seperated. She moved to Dallas and lived with her son Charles. She died in 1925 and her body sent back to Ill. She and William never divorced.
Dallas Morning News
The body of Mrs. W.S. Gill 55 who died thursday, was sent home to Bloomington, Ill. her former home friday afternoon. Funeral Services were held Friday at the Chapel of the Ed E., Smith and brothers- undertakers and were conducted by Rev. William M. Anderson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Gill dies thrusday night at the home of her son C.E. Gill 6301 Sinnex Ave. She had been a resident of this city for 6 years. Beside her son she is survived by her husband.
(this obit was in the July 5th 1925 paper Section One, Pg. 8 and had a small picture of Mrs. Gill)
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