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"WILLIAM H. ANGELO.
For a period of nearly twenty years, since the year of 1869, the subject of this sketch has been established at his present homestead, which comprises seventy acres of choice land, located on section 15, township 14, range 11. He came to this county in the fifties from Crawford County, Pa., where he was born June 25, 1821. He is a twin son of James and Lucy (McDowell) Angelo, mention of whom is made in the sketch of Thomas M. Angelo, which will be found on another page in this volume. The parents came to this county at an early day, and are both long since deceased, passing away when quite aged.
The subject of this sketch was a lad of ten years when his parents made the journey overland from Pennsylvania to this county, and settled upon a tract of wild land on what is now known as Buck Horn Prairie, from which the father built up a good farm and where the parents spent their last days, the father passing away first and the mother joining her husband in the silent land four weeks later.
The boyhood and youth of our subject were spent in a manner common to the sons of pioneer farmers, and when reaching manhood and soon after becoming of age, he was married to Miss Sarah Northcutt, who was born in this county in 1830. Her parents were natives of Kentucky, and early settlers of this county, where they died in middle life. Of this union there have been born two children, the eldest son, William H., Jr., married a Miss James, and they live in Lynnville, of which he is the Postmaster, and where he carries on general merchandising. Elizabeth is married and living in the West. Mr. Angelo without making any great stir in the world, pursues the even tenor of his way as an honest man and a good citizen, voting the straight Democratic ticket and striving to do as little harm as possible."
SOURCE: PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM OF MORGAN AND SCOTT COUNTIES, ILLINOIS. Chicago, Chapman Brothers
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Find A Grave contributor janicet has made a suggestion :
Please link to father #23942533 and mother #108011841 and 2nd wife Charlotte French Aldridge #109884592
Son of James ANGELO 1767 – 1861 and Lucy McDOWELL 1789 – 1862
Married (1) Sarah NORTHCUTT 1829 – 1911 on 29 May 1849 in Morgan County, Illinois (divorced abt 1858); parents of:
William Henry ANGELO Jr 1849 – 1911
Elizabeth ANGELO 1857 – ?
(2) Charlotte FRENCH 1839 – 1918 on 11 Mar 1860 in Morgan County, Illinois (divorced bef 1880, she later married Aldridge); parents of:
Albert B ANGELO 1863 – 1864
Oscar Newton "Newt" ANGELO 1865 – 1954
"WILLIAM H. ANGELO.
For a period of nearly twenty years, since the year of 1869, the subject of this sketch has been established at his present homestead, which comprises seventy acres of choice land, located on section 15, township 14, range 11. He came to this county in the fifties from Crawford County, Pa., where he was born June 25, 1821. He is a twin son of James and Lucy (McDowell) Angelo, mention of whom is made in the sketch of Thomas M. Angelo, which will be found on another page in this volume. The parents came to this county at an early day, and are both long since deceased, passing away when quite aged.
The subject of this sketch was a lad of ten years when his parents made the journey overland from Pennsylvania to this county, and settled upon a tract of wild land on what is now known as Buck Horn Prairie, from which the father built up a good farm and where the parents spent their last days, the father passing away first and the mother joining her husband in the silent land four weeks later.
The boyhood and youth of our subject were spent in a manner common to the sons of pioneer farmers, and when reaching manhood and soon after becoming of age, he was married to Miss Sarah Northcutt, who was born in this county in 1830. Her parents were natives of Kentucky, and early settlers of this county, where they died in middle life. Of this union there have been born two children, the eldest son, William H., Jr., married a Miss James, and they live in Lynnville, of which he is the Postmaster, and where he carries on general merchandising. Elizabeth is married and living in the West. Mr. Angelo without making any great stir in the world, pursues the even tenor of his way as an honest man and a good citizen, voting the straight Democratic ticket and striving to do as little harm as possible."
SOURCE: PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM OF MORGAN AND SCOTT COUNTIES, ILLINOIS. Chicago, Chapman Brothers
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Find A Grave contributor janicet has made a suggestion :
Please link to father #23942533 and mother #108011841 and 2nd wife Charlotte French Aldridge #109884592
Son of James ANGELO 1767 – 1861 and Lucy McDOWELL 1789 – 1862
Married (1) Sarah NORTHCUTT 1829 – 1911 on 29 May 1849 in Morgan County, Illinois (divorced abt 1858); parents of:
William Henry ANGELO Jr 1849 – 1911
Elizabeth ANGELO 1857 – ?
(2) Charlotte FRENCH 1839 – 1918 on 11 Mar 1860 in Morgan County, Illinois (divorced bef 1880, she later married Aldridge); parents of:
Albert B ANGELO 1863 – 1864
Oscar Newton "Newt" ANGELO 1865 – 1954
Find A Grave contributor janicet has made a suggestion :
"WILLIAM H. ANGELO.
For a period of nearly twenty years, since the year of 1869, the subject of this sketch has been established at his present homestead, which comprises seventy acres of choice land, located on section 15, township 14, range 11. He came to this county in the fifties from Crawford County, Pa., where he was born June 25, 1821. He is a twin son of James and Lucy (McDowell) Angelo, mention of whom is made in the sketch of Thomas M. Angelo, which will be found on another page in this volume. The parents came to this county at an early day, and are both long since deceased, passing away when quite aged.
The subject of this sketch was a lad of ten years when his parents made the journey overland from Pennsylvania to this county, and settled upon a tract of wild land on what is now known as Buck Horn Prairie, from which the father built up a good farm and where the parents spent their last days, the father passing away first and the mother joining her husband in the silent land four weeks later.
The boyhood and youth of our subject were spent in a manner common to the sons of pioneer farmers, and when reaching manhood and soon after becoming of age, he was married to Miss Sarah Northcutt, who was born in this county in 1830. Her parents were natives of Kentucky, and early settlers of this county, where they died in middle life. Of this union there have been born two children, the eldest son, William H., Jr., married a Miss James, and they live in Lynnville, of which he is the Postmaster, and where he carries on general merchandising. Elizabeth is married and living in the West. Mr. Angelo without making any great stir in the world, pursues the even tenor of his way as an honest man and a good citizen, voting the straight Democratic ticket and striving to do as little harm as possible."
SOURCE: PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM OF MORGAN AND SCOTT COUNTIES, ILLINOIS. Chicago, Chapman Brothers
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Find A Grave contributor janicet has made a suggestion :
Please link to father #23942533 and mother #108011841 and 2nd wife Charlotte French Aldridge #109884592
Son of James ANGELO 1767 – 1861 and Lucy McDOWELL 1789 – 1862
Married (1) Sarah NORTHCUTT 1829 – 1911 on 29 May 1849 in Morgan County, Illinois (divorced abt 1858); parents of:
William Henry ANGELO Jr 1849 – 1911
Elizabeth ANGELO 1857 – ?
(2) Charlotte FRENCH 1839 – 1918 on 11 Mar 1860 in Morgan County, Illinois (divorced bef 1880, she later married Aldridge); parents of:
Albert B ANGELO 1863 – 1864
Oscar Newton "Newt" ANGELO 1865 – 1954
"WILLIAM H. ANGELO.
For a period of nearly twenty years, since the year of 1869, the subject of this sketch has been established at his present homestead, which comprises seventy acres of choice land, located on section 15, township 14, range 11. He came to this county in the fifties from Crawford County, Pa., where he was born June 25, 1821. He is a twin son of James and Lucy (McDowell) Angelo, mention of whom is made in the sketch of Thomas M. Angelo, which will be found on another page in this volume. The parents came to this county at an early day, and are both long since deceased, passing away when quite aged.
The subject of this sketch was a lad of ten years when his parents made the journey overland from Pennsylvania to this county, and settled upon a tract of wild land on what is now known as Buck Horn Prairie, from which the father built up a good farm and where the parents spent their last days, the father passing away first and the mother joining her husband in the silent land four weeks later.
The boyhood and youth of our subject were spent in a manner common to the sons of pioneer farmers, and when reaching manhood and soon after becoming of age, he was married to Miss Sarah Northcutt, who was born in this county in 1830. Her parents were natives of Kentucky, and early settlers of this county, where they died in middle life. Of this union there have been born two children, the eldest son, William H., Jr., married a Miss James, and they live in Lynnville, of which he is the Postmaster, and where he carries on general merchandising. Elizabeth is married and living in the West. Mr. Angelo without making any great stir in the world, pursues the even tenor of his way as an honest man and a good citizen, voting the straight Democratic ticket and striving to do as little harm as possible."
SOURCE: PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM OF MORGAN AND SCOTT COUNTIES, ILLINOIS. Chicago, Chapman Brothers
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Find A Grave contributor janicet has made a suggestion :
Please link to father #23942533 and mother #108011841 and 2nd wife Charlotte French Aldridge #109884592
Son of James ANGELO 1767 – 1861 and Lucy McDOWELL 1789 – 1862
Married (1) Sarah NORTHCUTT 1829 – 1911 on 29 May 1849 in Morgan County, Illinois (divorced abt 1858); parents of:
William Henry ANGELO Jr 1849 – 1911
Elizabeth ANGELO 1857 – ?
(2) Charlotte FRENCH 1839 – 1918 on 11 Mar 1860 in Morgan County, Illinois (divorced bef 1880, she later married Aldridge); parents of:
Albert B ANGELO 1863 – 1864
Oscar Newton "Newt" ANGELO 1865 – 1954
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