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- 1880 United States Census
C. L. OTRECH Self Male W 30 IL Druggist NC NC
T Mc Clure OTRICH Son S Male W 1 IL IL IL
Perry F. DAVIS Other Male W 19 IL Clerk In Store IL IL
David NOTHERN Other S Male W 28 IL Clerk In Store NC NC
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Source Information:
Census Place Anna, Union, Illinois
Family History Library Film 1254254
NA Film Number T9-0254
Page Number 11A
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Index to Obituaries and Death Notices
in the Jonesboro Gazette
1858-1875
Jonesboro, Union County, Illinois
Transcribed by:
Darrel Dexter
The Jonesboro Gazette began publication as a weekly in 1849 and was published every Saturday in Jonesboro, Union County, Illinois. According to the History of Alexander, Union, and Pulaski Counties, Illinois (1883), the newspaper was started by Thomas J. Finley and John Evans, who operated it until about 1853, when they sold it to the Rev. H.E. Hempstead. From 1855 to about 1857, it was owned by John Grear, who sold it in 1857 to John Dougherty. About 1859, it passed into the hands of a company of owners, of whom E.C. McKinney had the controlling interest, but it was sold in about a year, back to its founder, John Evans.
William Jones owned the newspaper at the outbreak of the Civil War. In May 1863 Union authorities closed the office doors and ordered the publisher to cease publication because of “disloyal articles� which had been appearing in the paper. Tradition says that the Union soldiers of the 14th Iowa destroyed all the copies of the newspaper from 1849 to 1861. Only a few issues of the Jonesboro Gazette from those years are known to exist. In March 1864, Joel Morgan reopened the paper. After less than a year, James D. Perryman purchased it and sold it in September 1866 to Thomas F. Bouton. He then sold it to his son-in-law, A.S. Tibbets, in 1892. Tibbets was still the editor and publisher in 1899.
Following is an index of obituaries and death notices found in microfilmed copies of the Jonesboro Gazette from 1858 through 1899. Morris Library, on the campus of Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, has microfilmed copies of all the extant issues. The microfilm reels may be used and copied at the library, but they do not circulate. One may also obtain copies of death notices or obituaries for a fee from the Illinois State Historical Library, Old State Capital, Springfield, IL 62702. The microfilm of the Illinois State Historical Library can also be ordered through interlibrary loan, if one wishes to do his own research. The Gazette-Democrat has bound most of the original extant issues of the Jonesboro Gazette, but they are not available for public use
5 Apr 1862:
Calvin Otrich, son of Henry Otrich deceased, aged 9 years, died last Saturday (29 Mar 1862).
A child, aged 10 years, drowned at Cairo, Alexander County, 2 Apr 1862.
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