Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947 lists Mother as Deborah Huid (correct spelling Hird), second wife of Bernard Paul Fowler. Deborah Hird Fowler (1831-1860) and Bernard Fowler married 22 Jan 1850.
Some siblings listed below are half-siblings as Bernard Fowler was first married to Deborah Daykin (1824 - 1848) on 6 Nov 1847, mother to Joseph, making Joseph a half-sibling.
Third wife was Elizabeth Spensley Fowler, married in Lafayette Co., WI., on 8 March 1864. She was the widow of Bernard Paul Fowler's brother, Anthony.
Siblings listed born after 1960, would be half-siblings or possibly step-siblings from Elizabeth Spensley Fowler and Anthony Fowler's marriage.
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Mrs. George W. Redfearn died at her home in Rockford Satuday, Feb. 9th, 1924, and was buried here in the New Diggings Cemetery at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. Redfearn, whose maiden name was Janey Fowler, was born here in New Diggings where she grew to womanhood, and after she and Mr. Redfearn were married they moved to the Redfearn farm just south of town where they lived until a few years ago, when they moved to Rockford, Ill., to take life easy.
The family consisting of Mr. Redfearn, Alice, May, Ethel, Almeda and one son John, were all present at the funeral, who with scores of her relatives, have the sympathy of the neighborhood in their sad bereavement.
Pick and Gad 14 Feb 1924
Contributor Audrey Quinn Porter Fag#47005894
Some siblings listed below are half-siblings as Bernard Fowler was first married to Deborah Daykin (1824 - 1848) on 6 Nov 1847, mother to Joseph, making Joseph a half-sibling.
Third wife was Elizabeth Spensley Fowler, married in Lafayette Co., WI., on 8 March 1864. She was the widow of Bernard Paul Fowler's brother, Anthony.
Siblings listed born after 1960, would be half-siblings or possibly step-siblings from Elizabeth Spensley Fowler and Anthony Fowler's marriage.
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Mrs. George W. Redfearn died at her home in Rockford Satuday, Feb. 9th, 1924, and was buried here in the New Diggings Cemetery at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. Redfearn, whose maiden name was Janey Fowler, was born here in New Diggings where she grew to womanhood, and after she and Mr. Redfearn were married they moved to the Redfearn farm just south of town where they lived until a few years ago, when they moved to Rockford, Ill., to take life easy.
The family consisting of Mr. Redfearn, Alice, May, Ethel, Almeda and one son John, were all present at the funeral, who with scores of her relatives, have the sympathy of the neighborhood in their sad bereavement.
Pick and Gad 14 Feb 1924
Contributor Audrey Quinn Porter Fag#47005894
Illinois, Deaths and Stillbirths Index, 1916-1947 lists Mother as Deborah Huid (correct spelling Hird), second wife of Bernard Paul Fowler. Deborah Hird Fowler (1831-1860) and Bernard Fowler married 22 Jan 1850.
Some siblings listed below are half-siblings as Bernard Fowler was first married to Deborah Daykin (1824 - 1848) on 6 Nov 1847, mother to Joseph, making Joseph a half-sibling.
Third wife was Elizabeth Spensley Fowler, married in Lafayette Co., WI., on 8 March 1864. She was the widow of Bernard Paul Fowler's brother, Anthony.
Siblings listed born after 1960, would be half-siblings or possibly step-siblings from Elizabeth Spensley Fowler and Anthony Fowler's marriage.
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Mrs. George W. Redfearn died at her home in Rockford Satuday, Feb. 9th, 1924, and was buried here in the New Diggings Cemetery at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. Redfearn, whose maiden name was Janey Fowler, was born here in New Diggings where she grew to womanhood, and after she and Mr. Redfearn were married they moved to the Redfearn farm just south of town where they lived until a few years ago, when they moved to Rockford, Ill., to take life easy.
The family consisting of Mr. Redfearn, Alice, May, Ethel, Almeda and one son John, were all present at the funeral, who with scores of her relatives, have the sympathy of the neighborhood in their sad bereavement.
Pick and Gad 14 Feb 1924
Contributor Audrey Quinn Porter Fag#47005894
Some siblings listed below are half-siblings as Bernard Fowler was first married to Deborah Daykin (1824 - 1848) on 6 Nov 1847, mother to Joseph, making Joseph a half-sibling.
Third wife was Elizabeth Spensley Fowler, married in Lafayette Co., WI., on 8 March 1864. She was the widow of Bernard Paul Fowler's brother, Anthony.
Siblings listed born after 1960, would be half-siblings or possibly step-siblings from Elizabeth Spensley Fowler and Anthony Fowler's marriage.
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Mrs. George W. Redfearn died at her home in Rockford Satuday, Feb. 9th, 1924, and was buried here in the New Diggings Cemetery at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. Redfearn, whose maiden name was Janey Fowler, was born here in New Diggings where she grew to womanhood, and after she and Mr. Redfearn were married they moved to the Redfearn farm just south of town where they lived until a few years ago, when they moved to Rockford, Ill., to take life easy.
The family consisting of Mr. Redfearn, Alice, May, Ethel, Almeda and one son John, were all present at the funeral, who with scores of her relatives, have the sympathy of the neighborhood in their sad bereavement.
Pick and Gad 14 Feb 1924
Contributor Audrey Quinn Porter Fag#47005894
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