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Fannie L Hunter

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Fannie L Hunter

Birth
Illinois, USA
Death
1889 (aged 38–39)
Illinois, USA
Burial
Tiskilwa, Bureau County, Illinois, USA Add to Map
Memorial ID
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Fanny L first married Henry Grange and he and 3 Grange children are buried in Hunter Cemetery. She then married Aaron Farley. He died in Nebraska in 1889, she too in 1889, but I've never found them in NE. Folks see the Mt. Bloom stone and think she died in IL and buried there, but there is no record of her or Aaron in the Mt. Bloom Cemetery, so they need some research. Mary Ann, David, Etta & Addie Hunter are buried in Hunter Cemetery. I guess they put all but Clarissa's name on that large stone in Mt. Bloom, but she married Peter Reynolds and buried in Mt. Bloom.
The big stone in Mt. Bloom is a great reference as that gives the full dates for these children. Thanks for all the pictures you take and memorials you post, it really helps when trying to figure out generations with duplicate names. I have found many errors in previous family research and with both our families in rural Tiskilwa area, it covers a lot of cemeteries. Pat
Fanny L first married Henry Grange and he and 3 Grange children are buried in Hunter Cemetery. She then married Aaron Farley. He died in Nebraska in 1889, she too in 1889, but I've never found them in NE. Folks see the Mt. Bloom stone and think she died in IL and buried there, but there is no record of her or Aaron in the Mt. Bloom Cemetery, so they need some research. Mary Ann, David, Etta & Addie Hunter are buried in Hunter Cemetery. I guess they put all but Clarissa's name on that large stone in Mt. Bloom, but she married Peter Reynolds and buried in Mt. Bloom.
The big stone in Mt. Bloom is a great reference as that gives the full dates for these children. Thanks for all the pictures you take and memorials you post, it really helps when trying to figure out generations with duplicate names. I have found many errors in previous family research and with both our families in rural Tiskilwa area, it covers a lot of cemeteries. Pat


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