Maude and her husband Dr. B.F. Redshaw were killed in the wreck of the Illinois Traction Railroad cars on 4 Oct. 1910 north of Staunton, IL.
Contributor: Louann Brown (47118005)
Mrs. Maude Redshaw was born and reared near Modesto and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allyn of that city. For the last twelve years she has resided in Curran and was respected and loved by hundreds of friends in that vicinity. She was 30 years old at the time of her death.
Mrs. Redshaw is survived by three children, Mabel, aged 3 years; Paul aged 4 years, and Frank aged 7 years; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allyn of Modesto; three brothers, Dr. Paul Allyn, De. Walter Allyn, both of Waverly, and Howard of Modesto, and two sisters, Mrs. Little of East St. Louis and Mrs. Harry Crane of Grafton.
Daily Illinois State Journal
October 6, 1910, Thursday, page 6
Contributor: Louann Brown (47118005)
Mrs. Maude Redshaw was born and reared near Modesto and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allyn of that city. For the last twelve years she has resided in Curran and was respected and loved by hundreds of friends in that vicinity. She was 30 years old at the time of her death.
Mrs. Redshaw is survived by three children, Mabel, aged 3 years; Paul aged 4 years, and Frank aged 7 years; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allyn of Modesto; three brothers, Dr. Paul Allyn, De. Walter Allyn, both of Waverly, and Howard of Modesto, and two sisters, Mrs. Little of East St. Louis and Mrs. Harry Crane of Grafton.
Daily Illinois State Journal
October 6, 1910, Thursday, page 6
Maude and her husband Dr. B.F. Redshaw were killed in the wreck of the Illinois Traction Railroad cars on 4 Oct. 1910 north of Staunton, IL.
Contributor: Louann Brown (47118005)
Mrs. Maude Redshaw was born and reared near Modesto and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allyn of that city. For the last twelve years she has resided in Curran and was respected and loved by hundreds of friends in that vicinity. She was 30 years old at the time of her death.
Mrs. Redshaw is survived by three children, Mabel, aged 3 years; Paul aged 4 years, and Frank aged 7 years; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allyn of Modesto; three brothers, Dr. Paul Allyn, De. Walter Allyn, both of Waverly, and Howard of Modesto, and two sisters, Mrs. Little of East St. Louis and Mrs. Harry Crane of Grafton.
Daily Illinois State Journal
October 6, 1910, Thursday, page 6
Contributor: Louann Brown (47118005)
Mrs. Maude Redshaw was born and reared near Modesto and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allyn of that city. For the last twelve years she has resided in Curran and was respected and loved by hundreds of friends in that vicinity. She was 30 years old at the time of her death.
Mrs. Redshaw is survived by three children, Mabel, aged 3 years; Paul aged 4 years, and Frank aged 7 years; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allyn of Modesto; three brothers, Dr. Paul Allyn, De. Walter Allyn, both of Waverly, and Howard of Modesto, and two sisters, Mrs. Little of East St. Louis and Mrs. Harry Crane of Grafton.
Daily Illinois State Journal
October 6, 1910, Thursday, page 6
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