From "Portrait and Biographical Album of Knox County, Illinois," 1886, 373-374.
"His father, Joseph E. Deuel, is a native of New York State. The latter was a pioneer of Fulton County, coming as early as 1837 to this part of the State... Mrs. Deuel was Clarissa Porter, a native of New York State...
He (Edwin) was united in marriage Feb. 1, 1871, to Mrs. Salome Hoppins, nee Skeels, who was born in Cayuga County, N. Y., Nov. 2, 1842, and is the daughter of Alanson and Naomi (Phillips) Skeels. After their marriage they located on the farm he now occupies and owns, and to which he bent every endeavor to make it a bright and handsome abiding place. Evidences of his thrift are seen on every had, and he has proven himself an industrious and worthy citizen. He is an active member of Farmington Lodge, No. 192, A.F. % A.M.; politically he is Democrat in sentiment and supports and votes with that party.
A view of the beautiful home of Mr. Deuel is given in connection with this biography."
On 26 Nov 1902 Edwin married 2nd Mrs. Mary Adell Brodrick, who had a daughter Ruth. In 1910 Edwin, Mary, and Ruth were living in Farmington, IL. In 1920 Edwin, Mary, Ruth and her family were living in Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA. Ruth married Clyde Fortman and had two daughters, Clarlotte and Garnet. Edwin died in Los Angeles County, CA (CA Death Index). It is unknown if he was buried in CA and the cemetery record in IL is for a memorial for him with his first wife or if his remains were sent back to IL for burial.
"His father, Joseph E. Deuel, is a native of New York State. The latter was a pioneer of Fulton County, coming as early as 1837 to this part of the State... Mrs. Deuel was Clarissa Porter, a native of New York State...
He (Edwin) was united in marriage Feb. 1, 1871, to Mrs. Salome Hoppins, nee Skeels, who was born in Cayuga County, N. Y., Nov. 2, 1842, and is the daughter of Alanson and Naomi (Phillips) Skeels. After their marriage they located on the farm he now occupies and owns, and to which he bent every endeavor to make it a bright and handsome abiding place. Evidences of his thrift are seen on every had, and he has proven himself an industrious and worthy citizen. He is an active member of Farmington Lodge, No. 192, A.F. % A.M.; politically he is Democrat in sentiment and supports and votes with that party.
A view of the beautiful home of Mr. Deuel is given in connection with this biography."
On 26 Nov 1902 Edwin married 2nd Mrs. Mary Adell Brodrick, who had a daughter Ruth. In 1910 Edwin, Mary, and Ruth were living in Farmington, IL. In 1920 Edwin, Mary, Ruth and her family were living in Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA. Ruth married Clyde Fortman and had two daughters, Clarlotte and Garnet. Edwin died in Los Angeles County, CA (CA Death Index). It is unknown if he was buried in CA and the cemetery record in IL is for a memorial for him with his first wife or if his remains were sent back to IL for burial.
From "Portrait and Biographical Album of Knox County, Illinois," 1886, 373-374.
"His father, Joseph E. Deuel, is a native of New York State. The latter was a pioneer of Fulton County, coming as early as 1837 to this part of the State... Mrs. Deuel was Clarissa Porter, a native of New York State...
He (Edwin) was united in marriage Feb. 1, 1871, to Mrs. Salome Hoppins, nee Skeels, who was born in Cayuga County, N. Y., Nov. 2, 1842, and is the daughter of Alanson and Naomi (Phillips) Skeels. After their marriage they located on the farm he now occupies and owns, and to which he bent every endeavor to make it a bright and handsome abiding place. Evidences of his thrift are seen on every had, and he has proven himself an industrious and worthy citizen. He is an active member of Farmington Lodge, No. 192, A.F. % A.M.; politically he is Democrat in sentiment and supports and votes with that party.
A view of the beautiful home of Mr. Deuel is given in connection with this biography."
On 26 Nov 1902 Edwin married 2nd Mrs. Mary Adell Brodrick, who had a daughter Ruth. In 1910 Edwin, Mary, and Ruth were living in Farmington, IL. In 1920 Edwin, Mary, Ruth and her family were living in Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA. Ruth married Clyde Fortman and had two daughters, Clarlotte and Garnet. Edwin died in Los Angeles County, CA (CA Death Index). It is unknown if he was buried in CA and the cemetery record in IL is for a memorial for him with his first wife or if his remains were sent back to IL for burial.
"His father, Joseph E. Deuel, is a native of New York State. The latter was a pioneer of Fulton County, coming as early as 1837 to this part of the State... Mrs. Deuel was Clarissa Porter, a native of New York State...
He (Edwin) was united in marriage Feb. 1, 1871, to Mrs. Salome Hoppins, nee Skeels, who was born in Cayuga County, N. Y., Nov. 2, 1842, and is the daughter of Alanson and Naomi (Phillips) Skeels. After their marriage they located on the farm he now occupies and owns, and to which he bent every endeavor to make it a bright and handsome abiding place. Evidences of his thrift are seen on every had, and he has proven himself an industrious and worthy citizen. He is an active member of Farmington Lodge, No. 192, A.F. % A.M.; politically he is Democrat in sentiment and supports and votes with that party.
A view of the beautiful home of Mr. Deuel is given in connection with this biography."
On 26 Nov 1902 Edwin married 2nd Mrs. Mary Adell Brodrick, who had a daughter Ruth. In 1910 Edwin, Mary, and Ruth were living in Farmington, IL. In 1920 Edwin, Mary, Ruth and her family were living in Long Beach, Los Angeles, CA. Ruth married Clyde Fortman and had two daughters, Clarlotte and Garnet. Edwin died in Los Angeles County, CA (CA Death Index). It is unknown if he was buried in CA and the cemetery record in IL is for a memorial for him with his first wife or if his remains were sent back to IL for burial.
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