Age: 87
Spouse: Phillip F. Spencer(d. 1935)
Daughter of Porter and Nancy Gunn Story.
Married Phillip Spencer on April 1, 1886 in Morgan County.
Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Myra Kennedy of Roodhouse; two sons: Ralph Spencer of Roodhouse and Willard Spencer of Flat Rock, Michigan; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Sources:
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index.
Jacksonville Daily Journal, Sept. 28, 1948
Obit had parents surname spelled as Storley.
Marriage record under: Storey.∼Julia was the 10th and youngest child of Porter and Nancy Jane (Gunn) Story, and granddaughter of the cemetery's founders James and Ursula Jane (Sweeney) Gunn.
She married Philip Fry Spencer 1 April 1886 in Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois. They were parents of three children: Myra Eathel, wife of Edward Kennedy; Ralph Leston, who married Lois Edna Curtis; and Willard Greenup, husband of Mary F. Jackson.
Julia Ann was very interested in family history, and it was her daughter Myra's daughters Marjorie Pauline Kennedy Peak and Helen Elece Kennedy Coats who, with their husbands Charles Peak and Clem Coats, cleaned the cemetery of brush and undergrowth and restored it from a dreadful state in 1989. Pauline and Charles' daughter Myra Lee Peak is caring for it now.
Spouse: Phillip F. Spencer(d. 1935)
Daughter of Porter and Nancy Gunn Story.
Married Phillip Spencer on April 1, 1886 in Morgan County.
Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Myra Kennedy of Roodhouse; two sons: Ralph Spencer of Roodhouse and Willard Spencer of Flat Rock, Michigan; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Sources:
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index.
Jacksonville Daily Journal, Sept. 28, 1948
Obit had parents surname spelled as Storley.
Marriage record under: Storey.∼Julia was the 10th and youngest child of Porter and Nancy Jane (Gunn) Story, and granddaughter of the cemetery's founders James and Ursula Jane (Sweeney) Gunn.
She married Philip Fry Spencer 1 April 1886 in Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois. They were parents of three children: Myra Eathel, wife of Edward Kennedy; Ralph Leston, who married Lois Edna Curtis; and Willard Greenup, husband of Mary F. Jackson.
Julia Ann was very interested in family history, and it was her daughter Myra's daughters Marjorie Pauline Kennedy Peak and Helen Elece Kennedy Coats who, with their husbands Charles Peak and Clem Coats, cleaned the cemetery of brush and undergrowth and restored it from a dreadful state in 1989. Pauline and Charles' daughter Myra Lee Peak is caring for it now.
Age: 87
Spouse: Phillip F. Spencer(d. 1935)
Daughter of Porter and Nancy Gunn Story.
Married Phillip Spencer on April 1, 1886 in Morgan County.
Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Myra Kennedy of Roodhouse; two sons: Ralph Spencer of Roodhouse and Willard Spencer of Flat Rock, Michigan; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Sources:
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index.
Jacksonville Daily Journal, Sept. 28, 1948
Obit had parents surname spelled as Storley.
Marriage record under: Storey.∼Julia was the 10th and youngest child of Porter and Nancy Jane (Gunn) Story, and granddaughter of the cemetery's founders James and Ursula Jane (Sweeney) Gunn.
She married Philip Fry Spencer 1 April 1886 in Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois. They were parents of three children: Myra Eathel, wife of Edward Kennedy; Ralph Leston, who married Lois Edna Curtis; and Willard Greenup, husband of Mary F. Jackson.
Julia Ann was very interested in family history, and it was her daughter Myra's daughters Marjorie Pauline Kennedy Peak and Helen Elece Kennedy Coats who, with their husbands Charles Peak and Clem Coats, cleaned the cemetery of brush and undergrowth and restored it from a dreadful state in 1989. Pauline and Charles' daughter Myra Lee Peak is caring for it now.
Spouse: Phillip F. Spencer(d. 1935)
Daughter of Porter and Nancy Gunn Story.
Married Phillip Spencer on April 1, 1886 in Morgan County.
Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Myra Kennedy of Roodhouse; two sons: Ralph Spencer of Roodhouse and Willard Spencer of Flat Rock, Michigan; eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Sources:
Illinois Statewide Marriage Index.
Jacksonville Daily Journal, Sept. 28, 1948
Obit had parents surname spelled as Storley.
Marriage record under: Storey.∼Julia was the 10th and youngest child of Porter and Nancy Jane (Gunn) Story, and granddaughter of the cemetery's founders James and Ursula Jane (Sweeney) Gunn.
She married Philip Fry Spencer 1 April 1886 in Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois. They were parents of three children: Myra Eathel, wife of Edward Kennedy; Ralph Leston, who married Lois Edna Curtis; and Willard Greenup, husband of Mary F. Jackson.
Julia Ann was very interested in family history, and it was her daughter Myra's daughters Marjorie Pauline Kennedy Peak and Helen Elece Kennedy Coats who, with their husbands Charles Peak and Clem Coats, cleaned the cemetery of brush and undergrowth and restored it from a dreadful state in 1989. Pauline and Charles' daughter Myra Lee Peak is caring for it now.
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