IMPORTANT: burial in this cemetery is presumed, not proven.
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b. about 1798 (or earlier), New England.
d. 1855, per "Wills & Estates", Schuyler Co., IL.
m. probably about 1822.
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Her {Matilda Matheny-Black, 1823-1902} parents, Andrew and Sarah (Harris) Matheny, were natives of New England and Virginia respectively; they emigrated to Illinois in 1835, purchased a farm in Schuyler county, and there spent the balance of their days. Both the paternal and maternal ancestors were patriots and fought in the war of the Revolution.
SOURCE: BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CASS, SCHUYLER and BROWN COUNTIES, Illinois - 1892, Chicago: Biographical Review Publishing Co., page 132.
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Page -10, #392 - May 28, 1855, Estate, Andrew MATHENY. George M MATHENY, Admr.
SOURCE: Schuyler Co., IL., "Wills & Estates, 1850-1868".
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b. about 1798 (or earlier), New England.
d. 1855, per "Wills & Estates", Schuyler Co., IL.
m. probably about 1822.
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Her {Matilda Matheny-Black, 1823-1902} parents, Andrew and Sarah (Harris) Matheny, were natives of New England and Virginia respectively; they emigrated to Illinois in 1835, purchased a farm in Schuyler county, and there spent the balance of their days. Both the paternal and maternal ancestors were patriots and fought in the war of the Revolution.
SOURCE: BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CASS, SCHUYLER and BROWN COUNTIES, Illinois - 1892, Chicago: Biographical Review Publishing Co., page 132.
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Page -10, #392 - May 28, 1855, Estate, Andrew MATHENY. George M MATHENY, Admr.
SOURCE: Schuyler Co., IL., "Wills & Estates, 1850-1868".
IMPORTANT: burial in this cemetery is presumed, not proven.
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b. about 1798 (or earlier), New England.
d. 1855, per "Wills & Estates", Schuyler Co., IL.
m. probably about 1822.
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Her {Matilda Matheny-Black, 1823-1902} parents, Andrew and Sarah (Harris) Matheny, were natives of New England and Virginia respectively; they emigrated to Illinois in 1835, purchased a farm in Schuyler county, and there spent the balance of their days. Both the paternal and maternal ancestors were patriots and fought in the war of the Revolution.
SOURCE: BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CASS, SCHUYLER and BROWN COUNTIES, Illinois - 1892, Chicago: Biographical Review Publishing Co., page 132.
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Page -10, #392 - May 28, 1855, Estate, Andrew MATHENY. George M MATHENY, Admr.
SOURCE: Schuyler Co., IL., "Wills & Estates, 1850-1868".
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b. about 1798 (or earlier), New England.
d. 1855, per "Wills & Estates", Schuyler Co., IL.
m. probably about 1822.
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Her {Matilda Matheny-Black, 1823-1902} parents, Andrew and Sarah (Harris) Matheny, were natives of New England and Virginia respectively; they emigrated to Illinois in 1835, purchased a farm in Schuyler county, and there spent the balance of their days. Both the paternal and maternal ancestors were patriots and fought in the war of the Revolution.
SOURCE: BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF CASS, SCHUYLER and BROWN COUNTIES, Illinois - 1892, Chicago: Biographical Review Publishing Co., page 132.
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Page -10, #392 - May 28, 1855, Estate, Andrew MATHENY. George M MATHENY, Admr.
SOURCE: Schuyler Co., IL., "Wills & Estates, 1850-1868".
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