Lindell Lee Silliman was born in Amo Township, March 28, 1895 and was the only son of Mr & Mrs Orrin Silliman.
He grew to manhood in Amo and most of his adult life was spent in this county where he was occupied in farming. He resided one year in Iowa and a few years in Canada, returning to Windom to reside about seven years ago.
Mr. Silliman was married October 17, 1917 and two children, Luella Mona Silliman and Orrin Nicholas Silliman survive him. Two sisters, Mrs. Mona Richards of Cresco, Ia. and Mrs. Lawrence Boaz of Amo and a host of other relatives mourn his loss.
In the past few years Mr. Silliman has been an invalid, being a victim of Rynaud's disease. The past eighteen months Mr. Silliman was cared for at the home of his isiter, Mrs Roy Richards of Cresco, Iowa.
He grew to manhood in Amo and most of his adult life was spent in this county where he was occupied in farming. He resided one year in Iowa and a few years in Canada, returning to Windom to reside about seven years ago.
Mr. Silliman was married October 17, 1917 and two children, Luella Mona Silliman and Orrin Nicholas Silliman survive him. Two sisters, Mrs. Mona Richards of Cresco, Ia. and Mrs. Lawrence Boaz of Amo and a host of other relatives mourn his loss.
In the past few years Mr. Silliman has been an invalid, being a victim of Rynaud's disease. The past eighteen months Mr. Silliman was cared for at the home of his isiter, Mrs Roy Richards of Cresco, Iowa.
Lindell Lee Silliman was born in Amo Township, March 28, 1895 and was the only son of Mr & Mrs Orrin Silliman.
He grew to manhood in Amo and most of his adult life was spent in this county where he was occupied in farming. He resided one year in Iowa and a few years in Canada, returning to Windom to reside about seven years ago.
Mr. Silliman was married October 17, 1917 and two children, Luella Mona Silliman and Orrin Nicholas Silliman survive him. Two sisters, Mrs. Mona Richards of Cresco, Ia. and Mrs. Lawrence Boaz of Amo and a host of other relatives mourn his loss.
In the past few years Mr. Silliman has been an invalid, being a victim of Rynaud's disease. The past eighteen months Mr. Silliman was cared for at the home of his isiter, Mrs Roy Richards of Cresco, Iowa.
He grew to manhood in Amo and most of his adult life was spent in this county where he was occupied in farming. He resided one year in Iowa and a few years in Canada, returning to Windom to reside about seven years ago.
Mr. Silliman was married October 17, 1917 and two children, Luella Mona Silliman and Orrin Nicholas Silliman survive him. Two sisters, Mrs. Mona Richards of Cresco, Ia. and Mrs. Lawrence Boaz of Amo and a host of other relatives mourn his loss.
In the past few years Mr. Silliman has been an invalid, being a victim of Rynaud's disease. The past eighteen months Mr. Silliman was cared for at the home of his isiter, Mrs Roy Richards of Cresco, Iowa.
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