Nancy Craig McCain's headstone has been located and unearthed. Although Nancy's headstone was broken into several pieces, her headstone reportedly has not been moved from where it toppled over. Nancy's headstone is located just east of the Twining family monument and south of the Bishop Cemetery entrance signposts.
The blue tinted photograph photo came from "James M. McCain ... and Some of His Descendants" by Mrs. Hazel E Michler. This photo was taken by Mrs. Rosie Snyder of Bloomington, Illinois, during the spring of 1986 when the Bishop Cemetery was being restored.
Mrs. Rosie Syder authored the manuscript, "Bishop Family Cemetery, McLean County, Illinois, Old Town Township, Section 30." A copy of this manuscript in available at the "The Fort" -- Lexington Genealogical & Historical Society. 318 West Main Street, Lexington, Illinois 61753
Phone: 309-365-4591
Rosie's manuscript contains historical information concerning the Bishop Family Cemetery and it also includes biographical information for some of the people who were buried at the Bishop cemetery.
Nancy Craig McCain's headstone has been located and unearthed. Although Nancy's headstone was broken into several pieces, her headstone reportedly has not been moved from where it toppled over. Nancy's headstone is located just east of the Twining family monument and south of the Bishop Cemetery entrance signposts.
The blue tinted photograph photo came from "James M. McCain ... and Some of His Descendants" by Mrs. Hazel E Michler. This photo was taken by Mrs. Rosie Snyder of Bloomington, Illinois, during the spring of 1986 when the Bishop Cemetery was being restored.
Mrs. Rosie Syder authored the manuscript, "Bishop Family Cemetery, McLean County, Illinois, Old Town Township, Section 30." A copy of this manuscript in available at the "The Fort" -- Lexington Genealogical & Historical Society. 318 West Main Street, Lexington, Illinois 61753
Phone: 309-365-4591
Rosie's manuscript contains historical information concerning the Bishop Family Cemetery and it also includes biographical information for some of the people who were buried at the Bishop cemetery.
Inscription
Jane - Wife of James McCain - Aged 41 ys. 7 D's - Mother thou art gone to dwell. We bid thee a long and lasting farewell. Your children
Family Members
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Nancy Jane McCain Orendorff
1828–1896
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Rhoda Elizabeth McCain Orendorff
1830–1903
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Mary Ann McCain Clarke
1831–1913
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John Lewis McCain
1833–1888
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Martha L "Mattie" McCain Wood
1836–1906
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William Porter McCain
1838–1924
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Matilda Caroline McCain Cowan
1841–1915
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Sarah Adeline McCain Neer
1844–1915
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James Robert Taylor "Tate" McCain
1847–1931
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