ARLINGTON.
Elijah Little, one of the oldest settlers in this vicinity, departed this life last Friday morning, aged 85 years, after a lingering illness of a year. Mr. Little was one of Westfield’s wealthy farmers and was worth in the neighborhood of $80,000 and was highly respected. The funeral took place today at 1:30 o’clock from the Presbyterian church. Interment in the Hill cemetery near LaMoille.
—Princeton Bureau County Tribune, 8 Dec 1905, pg. 7
Master in Chancery’s Sale. (Auction of Elijah Little’s land to be held 25 Jan 1906).
State of Illinois, County of Bureau
ss.
In the Circuit Court of Bureau Couty, In Chancery
Roland W. McKee and DeWitt McKee, infants, by William J. McKee, their next friend, and William J. McKee, Complainants,
vs.
Mary Little, John Little, Isabel Trimmer, Charles Little, Lucinda Shivers, Emma Weir, Amanda Winters, Stella Seifert, Sarah Mercer, A. C. Winters, Christ Seifert, and Samuel C. Pierson, Conservator of the estate of Elijah Little, and acting Administrator of the estate of Elijah Little, deceased, Defendants.
Spouse: Elizabeth H. Smith
Children may include (from 1850, 1860, 1870 censuses): Sarah, Lucinda, Mary, John, Emma, Isabella, Amanda, Charles [1863-1937 WA], Martha, Stella
Elijah Little, one of the oldest settlers in this vicinity, departed this life last Friday morning, aged 85 years, after a lingering illness of a year. Mr. Little was one of Westfield’s wealthy farmers and was worth in the neighborhood of $80,000 and was highly respected. The funeral took place today at 1:30 o’clock from the Presbyterian church. Interment in the Hill cemetery near LaMoille.
—Princeton Bureau County Tribune, 8 Dec 1905, pg. 7
Master in Chancery’s Sale. (Auction of Elijah Little’s land to be held 25 Jan 1906).
State of Illinois, County of Bureau
ss.
In the Circuit Court of Bureau Couty, In Chancery
Roland W. McKee and DeWitt McKee, infants, by William J. McKee, their next friend, and William J. McKee, Complainants,
vs.
Mary Little, John Little, Isabel Trimmer, Charles Little, Lucinda Shivers, Emma Weir, Amanda Winters, Stella Seifert, Sarah Mercer, A. C. Winters, Christ Seifert, and Samuel C. Pierson, Conservator of the estate of Elijah Little, and acting Administrator of the estate of Elijah Little, deceased, Defendants.
Spouse: Elizabeth H. Smith
Children may include (from 1850, 1860, 1870 censuses): Sarah, Lucinda, Mary, John, Emma, Isabella, Amanda, Charles [1863-1937 WA], Martha, Stella
ARLINGTON.
Elijah Little, one of the oldest settlers in this vicinity, departed this life last Friday morning, aged 85 years, after a lingering illness of a year. Mr. Little was one of Westfield’s wealthy farmers and was worth in the neighborhood of $80,000 and was highly respected. The funeral took place today at 1:30 o’clock from the Presbyterian church. Interment in the Hill cemetery near LaMoille.
—Princeton Bureau County Tribune, 8 Dec 1905, pg. 7
Master in Chancery’s Sale. (Auction of Elijah Little’s land to be held 25 Jan 1906).
State of Illinois, County of Bureau
ss.
In the Circuit Court of Bureau Couty, In Chancery
Roland W. McKee and DeWitt McKee, infants, by William J. McKee, their next friend, and William J. McKee, Complainants,
vs.
Mary Little, John Little, Isabel Trimmer, Charles Little, Lucinda Shivers, Emma Weir, Amanda Winters, Stella Seifert, Sarah Mercer, A. C. Winters, Christ Seifert, and Samuel C. Pierson, Conservator of the estate of Elijah Little, and acting Administrator of the estate of Elijah Little, deceased, Defendants.
Spouse: Elizabeth H. Smith
Children may include (from 1850, 1860, 1870 censuses): Sarah, Lucinda, Mary, John, Emma, Isabella, Amanda, Charles [1863-1937 WA], Martha, Stella
Elijah Little, one of the oldest settlers in this vicinity, departed this life last Friday morning, aged 85 years, after a lingering illness of a year. Mr. Little was one of Westfield’s wealthy farmers and was worth in the neighborhood of $80,000 and was highly respected. The funeral took place today at 1:30 o’clock from the Presbyterian church. Interment in the Hill cemetery near LaMoille.
—Princeton Bureau County Tribune, 8 Dec 1905, pg. 7
Master in Chancery’s Sale. (Auction of Elijah Little’s land to be held 25 Jan 1906).
State of Illinois, County of Bureau
ss.
In the Circuit Court of Bureau Couty, In Chancery
Roland W. McKee and DeWitt McKee, infants, by William J. McKee, their next friend, and William J. McKee, Complainants,
vs.
Mary Little, John Little, Isabel Trimmer, Charles Little, Lucinda Shivers, Emma Weir, Amanda Winters, Stella Seifert, Sarah Mercer, A. C. Winters, Christ Seifert, and Samuel C. Pierson, Conservator of the estate of Elijah Little, and acting Administrator of the estate of Elijah Little, deceased, Defendants.
Spouse: Elizabeth H. Smith
Children may include (from 1850, 1860, 1870 censuses): Sarah, Lucinda, Mary, John, Emma, Isabella, Amanda, Charles [1863-1937 WA], Martha, Stella
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