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Isaac Nelson was born 1-26-1859 Died 7-8-1950.
In 1939, he was living at 3445 West Grand Street, Springfield, Illinois.
Nelson and Mary Allis and some of the children went out west in a wagon but came back to North Carolina.
When Mary Allis died, he left the children with relatives and went back out west again.
Word came back that he had remarried and had a child or children, but he had not told them about his first family. Son, Cratus Delbert Bailey, went out west for a visit and pretended to be his father's brother.
(Bio by: Melvin Almond)
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Isaac N. Bailey, 91, of 3441 S. MacArthur Blvd. died July 8, 1950 at St. John's hospital after a short illness.
Mr. Bailey, born Jan. 26, 1859 in North Carolina, moved to Springfield in 1904.
He married Rosa Hart in St. Agnes church. Mrs. Bailey died in 1943.
A foreman in the Trumbo livery stables for 22 years, Mr. Bailey had been retired for 12 years.
A daughter, Miss Edith Bailey, of Springfield survives.
Remains were removed to the Kirlin & Egan funeral home where services were held.
Burial was in Calvary cemetery.
Date: Sunday, July 9, 1950
Paper: Daily Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL)
Page: 13
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Isaac Nelson was born 1-26-1859 Died 7-8-1950.
In 1939, he was living at 3445 West Grand Street, Springfield, Illinois.
Nelson and Mary Allis and some of the children went out west in a wagon but came back to North Carolina.
When Mary Allis died, he left the children with relatives and went back out west again.
Word came back that he had remarried and had a child or children, but he had not told them about his first family. Son, Cratus Delbert Bailey, went out west for a visit and pretended to be his father's brother.
(Bio by: Melvin Almond)
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Isaac N. Bailey, 91, of 3441 S. MacArthur Blvd. died July 8, 1950 at St. John's hospital after a short illness.
Mr. Bailey, born Jan. 26, 1859 in North Carolina, moved to Springfield in 1904.
He married Rosa Hart in St. Agnes church. Mrs. Bailey died in 1943.
A foreman in the Trumbo livery stables for 22 years, Mr. Bailey had been retired for 12 years.
A daughter, Miss Edith Bailey, of Springfield survives.
Remains were removed to the Kirlin & Egan funeral home where services were held.
Burial was in Calvary cemetery.
Date: Sunday, July 9, 1950
Paper: Daily Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL)
Page: 13
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Isaac Nelson was born 1-26-1859 Died 7-8-1950.
In 1939, he was living at 3445 West Grand Street, Springfield, Illinois.
Nelson and Mary Allis and some of the children went out west in a wagon but came back to North Carolina.
When Mary Allis died, he left the children with relatives and went back out west again.
Word came back that he had remarried and had a child or children, but he had not told them about his first family. Son, Cratus Delbert Bailey, went out west for a visit and pretended to be his father's brother.
(Bio by: Melvin Almond)
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Isaac N. Bailey, 91, of 3441 S. MacArthur Blvd. died July 8, 1950 at St. John's hospital after a short illness.
Mr. Bailey, born Jan. 26, 1859 in North Carolina, moved to Springfield in 1904.
He married Rosa Hart in St. Agnes church. Mrs. Bailey died in 1943.
A foreman in the Trumbo livery stables for 22 years, Mr. Bailey had been retired for 12 years.
A daughter, Miss Edith Bailey, of Springfield survives.
Remains were removed to the Kirlin & Egan funeral home where services were held.
Burial was in Calvary cemetery.
Date: Sunday, July 9, 1950
Paper: Daily Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL)
Page: 13
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Isaac Nelson was born 1-26-1859 Died 7-8-1950.
In 1939, he was living at 3445 West Grand Street, Springfield, Illinois.
Nelson and Mary Allis and some of the children went out west in a wagon but came back to North Carolina.
When Mary Allis died, he left the children with relatives and went back out west again.
Word came back that he had remarried and had a child or children, but he had not told them about his first family. Son, Cratus Delbert Bailey, went out west for a visit and pretended to be his father's brother.
(Bio by: Melvin Almond)
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Isaac N. Bailey, 91, of 3441 S. MacArthur Blvd. died July 8, 1950 at St. John's hospital after a short illness.
Mr. Bailey, born Jan. 26, 1859 in North Carolina, moved to Springfield in 1904.
He married Rosa Hart in St. Agnes church. Mrs. Bailey died in 1943.
A foreman in the Trumbo livery stables for 22 years, Mr. Bailey had been retired for 12 years.
A daughter, Miss Edith Bailey, of Springfield survives.
Remains were removed to the Kirlin & Egan funeral home where services were held.
Burial was in Calvary cemetery.
Date: Sunday, July 9, 1950
Paper: Daily Illinois State Journal (Springfield, IL)
Page: 13
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