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John F. Hibbs biographical information - birth certificate and obituary
These are the birth certificate and obituary for Henry Franklin Hibbs. Birth, life, and funeral information is included.
Tags: 16 grandchildren, 1890, 1961, 3600 S. Franklin St Road, Amanda Marie and Alice June, Anna Missouri Moody, Athena IL, birth certificate, Blue Mound, Boiling Springs Cemetery, brother, daughters, Decatur IL, Dwight, Dwight IL, February 21, Grace, Henry, Henry Hibbs, Henry P. Hibbs, Hibbs Personal Papers, John Franklin Hibbs, Macon County, March 1, Menard County, Methodist Church, Monson Funeral Home, Obituary, R. R. #1, son, veteran, Veterans Hospital, wife, William Henry Hibbs, WW I
Photograph of old Lincoln Schoolhouse
Photograph of Lincoln schoolhouse, which was located five miles north of Blue Mound and 4 miles west of Boody. This building was destroyed by fire February 20th, 1939.
John Pistorius
Photograph of John Pistorius, prominent farmer of Macon County, IL. (died 6/23/1910). John Pistorius lived in Boody, IL. He at one time owned 1400 acres of the best Macon County land which he divided among his children. He came here from Germany in…
Photo of Charles S. Johnson in flight uniform holding gun
Herald and Review Library: Johnson, Sgt. Charles S., Article on back of photo; "charles S. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac C. Johnson of Blue Mound, graduated last week form the Harlingen, Texas, Army Gunnery school. Johnson, a qualified expert…
Photo of Pvt. Frank K. Huffman in uniform, building in background
Herald and Review Library: Huffman, Pvt. Frank K., Article on back of photo; "Huffman at Atterbury; Pvt. Frank E. Huffman has returned to Camp Atterbury, Ind., after a 10-day furlough with his wife and parents. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank…
Tags: Army, Blue Mound, World War II, WWII
Photo of Lt. Charles Copenbarger in uniform
WWII - Herald and Review Library; Copenbarger, Charles Lt., 10/10/1943. Article on back: "Lieut. Charles Copenbarger, Blue Mound; Foster Field, Victoria, Texas."
Tags: Blue Mound, Decatur IL., Foster Field, U.S. AAF, Victoria Texas, World War II, WWII