Lucinda Beebe married 1st Isaac Davidson McCumsey 21 Sep 1837 Tazewell Co., IL. Isaac was b. abt. 1812 in Ohio, died after having bought land in Lee Co., (papers at Dixon, IL. Signed by John Taylor Jr. for President John Taylor 19 Dec. 1844.)
Two daughters Alice Ione McCumsey 1839-1923, Amelia Ann McCumsey 1843-1916. Amelia buried with William Weed Heaton Lot 67.
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Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., 20 Feb. 1935, pg. 5
WHAT THE NEWS WAS AROUND DIXON IN YEARS GONE
BY.50 YEARS AGO
It is only about 16 degrees below zero this morning. The mercury in the thermometer still hibernates in the bulb.
Mrs. W. W. Heaton died late this afternoon.
Submitted by Elsie Harmon
Two daughters Alice Ione McCumsey 1839-1923, Amelia Ann McCumsey 1843-1916. Amelia buried with William Weed Heaton Lot 67.
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Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., 20 Feb. 1935, pg. 5
WHAT THE NEWS WAS AROUND DIXON IN YEARS GONE
BY.50 YEARS AGO
It is only about 16 degrees below zero this morning. The mercury in the thermometer still hibernates in the bulb.
Mrs. W. W. Heaton died late this afternoon.
Submitted by Elsie Harmon
Lucinda Beebe married 1st Isaac Davidson McCumsey 21 Sep 1837 Tazewell Co., IL. Isaac was b. abt. 1812 in Ohio, died after having bought land in Lee Co., (papers at Dixon, IL. Signed by John Taylor Jr. for President John Taylor 19 Dec. 1844.)
Two daughters Alice Ione McCumsey 1839-1923, Amelia Ann McCumsey 1843-1916. Amelia buried with William Weed Heaton Lot 67.
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Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., 20 Feb. 1935, pg. 5
WHAT THE NEWS WAS AROUND DIXON IN YEARS GONE
BY.50 YEARS AGO
It is only about 16 degrees below zero this morning. The mercury in the thermometer still hibernates in the bulb.
Mrs. W. W. Heaton died late this afternoon.
Submitted by Elsie Harmon
Two daughters Alice Ione McCumsey 1839-1923, Amelia Ann McCumsey 1843-1916. Amelia buried with William Weed Heaton Lot 67.
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Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., 20 Feb. 1935, pg. 5
WHAT THE NEWS WAS AROUND DIXON IN YEARS GONE
BY.50 YEARS AGO
It is only about 16 degrees below zero this morning. The mercury in the thermometer still hibernates in the bulb.
Mrs. W. W. Heaton died late this afternoon.
Submitted by Elsie Harmon
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