Adelbert Lee "Bert" Jury.3, (John J. Jury.2 Jr, John J. Jury Sr.1) born: 1 May 1870, Minonk, Woodford County Illinois, died: 15 July 1953, Minonk, Woodford County Illinois, buried: Minonk Township Cemetery, Woodford County Illinois, son of: John J Jury and Mary Ellen Brown, married: 13 December 1890, Pontiac, Illinois, Jessie Rosetta Armstrong, born: 7 January 1874, Minonk, Woodford County Illinois, died: 25 May 1940, Minonk, Woodford County Illinois, buried: Minonk Township Cemetery, Woodford County Illinois, daughter of; Milton Armstrong and Martha Ann Hollenbeck, Children; Milton Adelbert Jury, John Lee Jury, George Calvin Jury, Clarence Raymond Jury.
Bert, married second: 17 December 1940, Clayton, St Louis County Missouri, Olive Falby (Mains) Kaune,( Mrs.Charles Joseph Kaune), born: 15 October 1877, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, died: 5 September 1960, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Montgomery County Illinois, daughter of: James Mains and Nancy Elizabeth Armstrong.
Olive Falby (Mains) Kaune, born: 15 October 1877, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, died: 5 September 1960, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Montgomery County Illinois, daughter of: James Mains and Nancy Elizabeth Armstrong, married first : 10 February 1899, Sorento, Bond County Illinois, Charles Joseph Kaune, born: 27 June 1868, Millersburg, Bond County Illinois, died: 27 May 1940, Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, son of; Peter Kaune born; 6 August 1846, Illinois, died; 20 January 1901, Missouri, and Catherine Leisher, born; 3 June 1855, Germany, died; 26 December 1934, Missouri, Children; Irene Lois (Kaune) Harrell (Mrs. Dallas Thomas Harrell), Selma Mildred (Kaune) Canepa (Dr. Francis Joseph Canepa).
Suggested edit: Contributor: Bradley Howell (50917136)
Adelbert was born on the family farm in Section 9 of Minonk township, the farm being just one and one quarter mile east of Minonk, Illinois. It was on this farm that he grew up, attended the rural Beal school, married and farmed until he moved into town leaving his son to farm. Adelbert married Jessie Rosetta Armstrong on December 13, 1890 in Pontiac, Illinois. When Adelbert and Jessie married, they set up housekeeping on the Jury homestead and remained there raising their family of four boys. Adelbert was known as A.L. or Bert most of the time. He was a school director of Beal school and interested in community affairs. He was a staunch Republican. A.L. and Jessie and their youngest son, Clarence moved from the farm in 1915 into a home that they purchased on South Maple Avenue. A.L. was in the oil business for a few years. He remained actively involved in his farms until the time of his death. For many years, he had a threshing machine and had a small "run" in the neighborhood. At the age of 83, after a lingering illness, Adelbert passed away at his home.
Bert, married second: 17 December 1940, Clayton, St Louis County Missouri, Olive Falby (Mains) Kaune,( Mrs.Charles Joseph Kaune), born: 15 October 1877, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, died: 5 September 1960, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Montgomery County Illinois, daughter of: James Mains and Nancy Elizabeth Armstrong.
Olive Falby (Mains) Kaune, born: 15 October 1877, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, died: 5 September 1960, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Montgomery County Illinois, daughter of: James Mains and Nancy Elizabeth Armstrong, married first : 10 February 1899, Sorento, Bond County Illinois, Charles Joseph Kaune, born: 27 June 1868, Millersburg, Bond County Illinois, died: 27 May 1940, Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, son of; Peter Kaune born; 6 August 1846, Illinois, died; 20 January 1901, Missouri, and Catherine Leisher, born; 3 June 1855, Germany, died; 26 December 1934, Missouri, Children; Irene Lois (Kaune) Harrell (Mrs. Dallas Thomas Harrell), Selma Mildred (Kaune) Canepa (Dr. Francis Joseph Canepa).
Suggested edit: Contributor: Bradley Howell (50917136)
Adelbert was born on the family farm in Section 9 of Minonk township, the farm being just one and one quarter mile east of Minonk, Illinois. It was on this farm that he grew up, attended the rural Beal school, married and farmed until he moved into town leaving his son to farm. Adelbert married Jessie Rosetta Armstrong on December 13, 1890 in Pontiac, Illinois. When Adelbert and Jessie married, they set up housekeeping on the Jury homestead and remained there raising their family of four boys. Adelbert was known as A.L. or Bert most of the time. He was a school director of Beal school and interested in community affairs. He was a staunch Republican. A.L. and Jessie and their youngest son, Clarence moved from the farm in 1915 into a home that they purchased on South Maple Avenue. A.L. was in the oil business for a few years. He remained actively involved in his farms until the time of his death. For many years, he had a threshing machine and had a small "run" in the neighborhood. At the age of 83, after a lingering illness, Adelbert passed away at his home.
Adelbert Lee "Bert" Jury.3, (John J. Jury.2 Jr, John J. Jury Sr.1) born: 1 May 1870, Minonk, Woodford County Illinois, died: 15 July 1953, Minonk, Woodford County Illinois, buried: Minonk Township Cemetery, Woodford County Illinois, son of: John J Jury and Mary Ellen Brown, married: 13 December 1890, Pontiac, Illinois, Jessie Rosetta Armstrong, born: 7 January 1874, Minonk, Woodford County Illinois, died: 25 May 1940, Minonk, Woodford County Illinois, buried: Minonk Township Cemetery, Woodford County Illinois, daughter of; Milton Armstrong and Martha Ann Hollenbeck, Children; Milton Adelbert Jury, John Lee Jury, George Calvin Jury, Clarence Raymond Jury.
Bert, married second: 17 December 1940, Clayton, St Louis County Missouri, Olive Falby (Mains) Kaune,( Mrs.Charles Joseph Kaune), born: 15 October 1877, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, died: 5 September 1960, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Montgomery County Illinois, daughter of: James Mains and Nancy Elizabeth Armstrong.
Olive Falby (Mains) Kaune, born: 15 October 1877, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, died: 5 September 1960, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Montgomery County Illinois, daughter of: James Mains and Nancy Elizabeth Armstrong, married first : 10 February 1899, Sorento, Bond County Illinois, Charles Joseph Kaune, born: 27 June 1868, Millersburg, Bond County Illinois, died: 27 May 1940, Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, son of; Peter Kaune born; 6 August 1846, Illinois, died; 20 January 1901, Missouri, and Catherine Leisher, born; 3 June 1855, Germany, died; 26 December 1934, Missouri, Children; Irene Lois (Kaune) Harrell (Mrs. Dallas Thomas Harrell), Selma Mildred (Kaune) Canepa (Dr. Francis Joseph Canepa).
Suggested edit: Contributor: Bradley Howell (50917136)
Adelbert was born on the family farm in Section 9 of Minonk township, the farm being just one and one quarter mile east of Minonk, Illinois. It was on this farm that he grew up, attended the rural Beal school, married and farmed until he moved into town leaving his son to farm. Adelbert married Jessie Rosetta Armstrong on December 13, 1890 in Pontiac, Illinois. When Adelbert and Jessie married, they set up housekeeping on the Jury homestead and remained there raising their family of four boys. Adelbert was known as A.L. or Bert most of the time. He was a school director of Beal school and interested in community affairs. He was a staunch Republican. A.L. and Jessie and their youngest son, Clarence moved from the farm in 1915 into a home that they purchased on South Maple Avenue. A.L. was in the oil business for a few years. He remained actively involved in his farms until the time of his death. For many years, he had a threshing machine and had a small "run" in the neighborhood. At the age of 83, after a lingering illness, Adelbert passed away at his home.
Bert, married second: 17 December 1940, Clayton, St Louis County Missouri, Olive Falby (Mains) Kaune,( Mrs.Charles Joseph Kaune), born: 15 October 1877, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, died: 5 September 1960, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Montgomery County Illinois, daughter of: James Mains and Nancy Elizabeth Armstrong.
Olive Falby (Mains) Kaune, born: 15 October 1877, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, died: 5 September 1960, Greenville, Bond County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Montgomery County Illinois, daughter of: James Mains and Nancy Elizabeth Armstrong, married first : 10 February 1899, Sorento, Bond County Illinois, Charles Joseph Kaune, born: 27 June 1868, Millersburg, Bond County Illinois, died: 27 May 1940, Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, buried: Donnellson Cemetery, Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, son of; Peter Kaune born; 6 August 1846, Illinois, died; 20 January 1901, Missouri, and Catherine Leisher, born; 3 June 1855, Germany, died; 26 December 1934, Missouri, Children; Irene Lois (Kaune) Harrell (Mrs. Dallas Thomas Harrell), Selma Mildred (Kaune) Canepa (Dr. Francis Joseph Canepa).
Suggested edit: Contributor: Bradley Howell (50917136)
Adelbert was born on the family farm in Section 9 of Minonk township, the farm being just one and one quarter mile east of Minonk, Illinois. It was on this farm that he grew up, attended the rural Beal school, married and farmed until he moved into town leaving his son to farm. Adelbert married Jessie Rosetta Armstrong on December 13, 1890 in Pontiac, Illinois. When Adelbert and Jessie married, they set up housekeeping on the Jury homestead and remained there raising their family of four boys. Adelbert was known as A.L. or Bert most of the time. He was a school director of Beal school and interested in community affairs. He was a staunch Republican. A.L. and Jessie and their youngest son, Clarence moved from the farm in 1915 into a home that they purchased on South Maple Avenue. A.L. was in the oil business for a few years. He remained actively involved in his farms until the time of his death. For many years, he had a threshing machine and had a small "run" in the neighborhood. At the age of 83, after a lingering illness, Adelbert passed away at his home.
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