The obituary for Mrs. George W. Storm stated that she had died Dec. 27 at her home in Neoga, age 60 years. She was born, Susan A. Hart, in Paradise township, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hart, who were early settlers in that part of Coles County. She married George W. Storm, Feb. 22, 1880. Surviving were husband, six children, Mrs. F. L. Wilson of Gays, Mrs. Russell Gannaway of Etna, Fred L. Storm and Howard Storm of Seward, Nebr., Melville of Indianapolis and Paul Storm of Mattoon. Also surviving were two sisters, Mrs. R. L. Culley of Joliet and Mrs. Luda Herron of Decatur; three half-sisters, Mrs. F. M. Lowe of Etna, Mrs. S. R. Alexander of Sexson, and Mrs. L. E. Monfort of Neoga, and one half-brother, Mayor Huntington of Etna plus 14 grandchildren. Windsor Gazette - 29 Dec 1921
The obituary for Mrs. George W. Storm stated that she had died Dec. 27 at her home in Neoga, age 60 years. She was born, Susan A. Hart, in Paradise township, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hart, who were early settlers in that part of Coles County. She married George W. Storm, Feb. 22, 1880. Surviving were husband, six children, Mrs. F. L. Wilson of Gays, Mrs. Russell Gannaway of Etna, Fred L. Storm and Howard Storm of Seward, Nebr., Melville of Indianapolis and Paul Storm of Mattoon. Also surviving were two sisters, Mrs. R. L. Culley of Joliet and Mrs. Luda Herron of Decatur; three half-sisters, Mrs. F. M. Lowe of Etna, Mrs. S. R. Alexander of Sexson, and Mrs. L. E. Monfort of Neoga, and one half-brother, Mayor Huntington of Etna plus 14 grandchildren. Windsor Gazette - 29 Dec 1921
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