Taken from the newspaper article about the death Samuel Bailey. The article was datelined ALTAMONT, Sept. 6.
AGED SHELBY PIONEER DIES
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Funeral Services for Samuel Bailey of Stewardson to Be Conducted Wednesday
Samuel Bailey, pioneer citizen soldier of the Civil War and one of the best known men in Shelby county, died (9/5/1927) in his home at Stewardson Monday morning at 7:30.
He was born in England on Oct. 14, 1839. Mrs. Bailey, daughter of the late John D. and Fannie Williams, who came to Southern Shelby in 1839, died on February 24, 1916.
Eight children survive: J. W. Bailey, Mrs. Edward Ewing and Mrs. Frank Koontz of Stewardson; A. W. Bailey of Casper, Wyo., H. H. Bailey of Altamont, I. S. Bailey of Shobonier, W. S. Bailey of Champaign, Dr. Edith Gatchell of Helena, Ark.
Funeral services are to be conducted in the Stewardson Methodist church of Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The body will lie in state in the church from 2 until 3 o'clock.
More About SAMUEL CROUCH BAILEY:
Burial: Stewardson Cemetery, Stewardson, Illinois
Immigration: 1853, From England to McHenry Co., Illinois
Military service: Bet. January - September 1865, 14th Illinois Volunteer Infantry - Civil War
Politics: Independent
Religion: Methodist Episcopal
Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947 for Samuel Bailey
name: Samuel Bailey
titles and terms (original):
death date: 05 Sep 1927
death place: Stewardson Village, Shelby Co., Illinois
gender: Male
marital status:
race or color:
age: 87
estimated birth year: 1840
birth date: 14 Oct 1839
birthplace: Salisbury, England
father: Isiac Bailey
father's titles and terms (original):
father's birth place: England
mother: Jane Moore
mother's titles and terms (original):
mother's birth place: England
occupation: Retired Farmer
residence: Stewardson Village, Shelby Co., IL
street address:
spouse: Fannie Bailey
spouse's titles and terms (original):
spouse's birthplace:
burial date: 07 Sep 1927
burial place:
cemetery: Stewardson Cemetery
Civil War Veteran
AGED SHELBY PIONEER DIES
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Funeral Services for Samuel Bailey of Stewardson to Be Conducted Wednesday
Samuel Bailey, pioneer citizen soldier of the Civil War and one of the best known men in Shelby county, died (9/5/1927) in his home at Stewardson Monday morning at 7:30.
He was born in England on Oct. 14, 1839. Mrs. Bailey, daughter of the late John D. and Fannie Williams, who came to Southern Shelby in 1839, died on February 24, 1916.
Eight children survive: J. W. Bailey, Mrs. Edward Ewing and Mrs. Frank Koontz of Stewardson; A. W. Bailey of Casper, Wyo., H. H. Bailey of Altamont, I. S. Bailey of Shobonier, W. S. Bailey of Champaign, Dr. Edith Gatchell of Helena, Ark.
Funeral services are to be conducted in the Stewardson Methodist church of Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The body will lie in state in the church from 2 until 3 o'clock.
More About SAMUEL CROUCH BAILEY:
Burial: Stewardson Cemetery, Stewardson, Illinois
Immigration: 1853, From England to McHenry Co., Illinois
Military service: Bet. January - September 1865, 14th Illinois Volunteer Infantry - Civil War
Politics: Independent
Religion: Methodist Episcopal
Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947 for Samuel Bailey
name: Samuel Bailey
titles and terms (original):
death date: 05 Sep 1927
death place: Stewardson Village, Shelby Co., Illinois
gender: Male
marital status:
race or color:
age: 87
estimated birth year: 1840
birth date: 14 Oct 1839
birthplace: Salisbury, England
father: Isiac Bailey
father's titles and terms (original):
father's birth place: England
mother: Jane Moore
mother's titles and terms (original):
mother's birth place: England
occupation: Retired Farmer
residence: Stewardson Village, Shelby Co., IL
street address:
spouse: Fannie Bailey
spouse's titles and terms (original):
spouse's birthplace:
burial date: 07 Sep 1927
burial place:
cemetery: Stewardson Cemetery
Civil War Veteran
Taken from the newspaper article about the death Samuel Bailey. The article was datelined ALTAMONT, Sept. 6.
AGED SHELBY PIONEER DIES
_______
Funeral Services for Samuel Bailey of Stewardson to Be Conducted Wednesday
Samuel Bailey, pioneer citizen soldier of the Civil War and one of the best known men in Shelby county, died (9/5/1927) in his home at Stewardson Monday morning at 7:30.
He was born in England on Oct. 14, 1839. Mrs. Bailey, daughter of the late John D. and Fannie Williams, who came to Southern Shelby in 1839, died on February 24, 1916.
Eight children survive: J. W. Bailey, Mrs. Edward Ewing and Mrs. Frank Koontz of Stewardson; A. W. Bailey of Casper, Wyo., H. H. Bailey of Altamont, I. S. Bailey of Shobonier, W. S. Bailey of Champaign, Dr. Edith Gatchell of Helena, Ark.
Funeral services are to be conducted in the Stewardson Methodist church of Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The body will lie in state in the church from 2 until 3 o'clock.
More About SAMUEL CROUCH BAILEY:
Burial: Stewardson Cemetery, Stewardson, Illinois
Immigration: 1853, From England to McHenry Co., Illinois
Military service: Bet. January - September 1865, 14th Illinois Volunteer Infantry - Civil War
Politics: Independent
Religion: Methodist Episcopal
Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947 for Samuel Bailey
name: Samuel Bailey
titles and terms (original):
death date: 05 Sep 1927
death place: Stewardson Village, Shelby Co., Illinois
gender: Male
marital status:
race or color:
age: 87
estimated birth year: 1840
birth date: 14 Oct 1839
birthplace: Salisbury, England
father: Isiac Bailey
father's titles and terms (original):
father's birth place: England
mother: Jane Moore
mother's titles and terms (original):
mother's birth place: England
occupation: Retired Farmer
residence: Stewardson Village, Shelby Co., IL
street address:
spouse: Fannie Bailey
spouse's titles and terms (original):
spouse's birthplace:
burial date: 07 Sep 1927
burial place:
cemetery: Stewardson Cemetery
Civil War Veteran
AGED SHELBY PIONEER DIES
_______
Funeral Services for Samuel Bailey of Stewardson to Be Conducted Wednesday
Samuel Bailey, pioneer citizen soldier of the Civil War and one of the best known men in Shelby county, died (9/5/1927) in his home at Stewardson Monday morning at 7:30.
He was born in England on Oct. 14, 1839. Mrs. Bailey, daughter of the late John D. and Fannie Williams, who came to Southern Shelby in 1839, died on February 24, 1916.
Eight children survive: J. W. Bailey, Mrs. Edward Ewing and Mrs. Frank Koontz of Stewardson; A. W. Bailey of Casper, Wyo., H. H. Bailey of Altamont, I. S. Bailey of Shobonier, W. S. Bailey of Champaign, Dr. Edith Gatchell of Helena, Ark.
Funeral services are to be conducted in the Stewardson Methodist church of Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The body will lie in state in the church from 2 until 3 o'clock.
More About SAMUEL CROUCH BAILEY:
Burial: Stewardson Cemetery, Stewardson, Illinois
Immigration: 1853, From England to McHenry Co., Illinois
Military service: Bet. January - September 1865, 14th Illinois Volunteer Infantry - Civil War
Politics: Independent
Religion: Methodist Episcopal
Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths, 1916-1947 for Samuel Bailey
name: Samuel Bailey
titles and terms (original):
death date: 05 Sep 1927
death place: Stewardson Village, Shelby Co., Illinois
gender: Male
marital status:
race or color:
age: 87
estimated birth year: 1840
birth date: 14 Oct 1839
birthplace: Salisbury, England
father: Isiac Bailey
father's titles and terms (original):
father's birth place: England
mother: Jane Moore
mother's titles and terms (original):
mother's birth place: England
occupation: Retired Farmer
residence: Stewardson Village, Shelby Co., IL
street address:
spouse: Fannie Bailey
spouse's titles and terms (original):
spouse's birthplace:
burial date: 07 Sep 1927
burial place:
cemetery: Stewardson Cemetery
Civil War Veteran
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