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- , Mary V., 30, b. IL, “ , Business College Instr.
- , Florence D., 29, b. IL, “ , Librarian
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| , Nellie H., 32, b. IL, Pts b. OH, School Teacher
“ , Mary V., 30, b. IL, “ , Business College Instr. “ , Florence D., 20, b. IL, “ , no occu listed Eliza, wd, had 5 ch/ 4 liv. 1.1.4.2 Love, Mary V. b. 16 May 1878, Philo, Champaign Co., IL, d. 14 Nov. 1964, Decatur, Macon Co., IL, 86 yrs., n.m., Private Secretary, Boys' School, Lake Forest, IL. Ref: Extracted obit - b. 16 May 1878, Philo, IL, d/o Joseph K. & Eliza Jane (Hanlon) Love. She was a prominent educator, business woman, Red Cross Officer, 25 year Red Cross Member. Her activities were so numerous -- She probably was the confidante & advisor of more people than any other individual in Decatur. She placed many people in jobs, not only through her yrs. with the business college personal office and Red Cross but outside these organizations as well. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. Luella Gulick, Decatur and Mrs. Florence Bedell of St. Paul, MN. {From Decatur Herald Newspaper} Ref: Mary operated Brown's Business College, Decatur, IL for many years. She was considered a very unusual, efficient and intelligent person. The City of Decatur honored her with an award as Decatur's outstanding and most valued citizen. Ref: 16 Feb. 1962, Decatur, IL - Mary Love Retiring by Cynthia M. McCormick of the Review Staff - Mary V. Love has sold her Personal Placement Bureau after operating it for 23 years. Thousands of people in the Decatur area have found professional and semiprofessional jobs through the service Miss Love started in 1928 after she was an instructor at Brown's Business College for 22 years. Edgar G. Lillpop, a student minister at Findlay and St. Mary's Methodist churches, has purchased the business, located in seven rooms at the Standard Office Building. Lillpop plans to expand the service to include placement of technically trained persons like engineers, persons interested in administrative work and some domestic help. In recent years, Miss Love has managed the service from her home at 339 West North Street since arthritis keeps her from getting out much. She will be 84 in May and says she thinks it's about time she retired from business and got some rest. As long-time residents of Decatur will tell you, however, Miss Love has never been known for inactivity. "She is a Doer" a newspaper story said in its headline in 1924. And that was before she opened her placement service and before she became executive secretary of the Macon County Chapter of the American Red Cross. To many Decatur folks, Miss Love personified the Red Cross theme, "the greatest Mother of them all," during the 25 years she headed the organization here. She joined the Red Cross board a few months after it was organized in 1916 and became executive secretary in 1932. From then until her retirement at the end of World War 11, she worked long days at the Red Cross office and at night from her home while peacetime activities like disaster relief expanded to aiding service families and refugees here and abroad, sponsoring blood banks, nurses aides, home nursing and first aid. During her years with the Red Cross, Miss Love served the placement bureau chiefly in an advisory capacity while a manager and one or two other staff workers carried on the daily business. Mrs. Nellie L. Ray, 65, has managed the office for the past seven years but she plans to retire about the first of March. Lillpop will be the active manager and his wife, a general secretary and stenotype operator, will assist in the office. The couple will move to Decatur in June. Lillpop, a graduate of Illinois Wesleyan University at Bloomington, has been in the ministry five years. Miss Love says she plans to continue living in Decatur. "I've been here since about 1900 and I'm not going to move now! Besides Decatur is the best town to live and do business in!" she explained. She is a native of Champaign County and began her business career as a secretary at Lake Forest College and later worked in the office of the Detroit University Preparatory School. At Brown's, she became vice principal and head of the shorthand department. Active in many community organizations, she organized the Business and Professional Women's Club in 1922 and served as its first president. She has also been active in the YWCA and in the Red Cross work and the Business and Professional Women's group on the state level. She is a charter member of the BW chapter of the PEO and the Decatur chapter of Zonta International. She has been president of Zonta and the Social Service Club. In 1934, she was appointed a Civil Works Service administrator for Macon County. Ref: 1910 Wd 7, Decatur, Macon Co., IL census, pg. 11B; 222/236. Love, Eliza J., 61, b. OH, Pts b. OH, Own inc. “ , Nellie H., 32, b. IL, Pts b. OH, School Teacher “ , Mary V., 30, b. IL, “ , Business College Instr. “ , Florence D., 20, b. IL, “ , no occu listed Eliza, wd, had 5 ch/ 4 liv.
“ , Mary V., 40, b. IL, “ , Business Teacher “ , Florence D., 29, b. IL, “ , Librarian
“ , Mary V., 40, b. IL, “ , Business Teacher “ , Florence D., 29, b. IL, “ , Librarian
“ , Luella G., 29, b. IL, Pts b. OH Sternkopf, John, 26, b. Germ., Pts b. Germ., Farm Lbr.
“ , Louella G., 37, b. IL, Pts b. OH Ref: 1930 Hickory Point Twp., Macon Co., IL census, pg. 12A. Gulick, Bernard M., 51, b. IL, Pts b. IL, Farmer “ , Louella G., 48, b. IL, Pts b. OH Bernard & Louella m1 at ages 27 & 24 yrs. respectively.
1.1.6 Love, Samuel Sharon b. 1 Oct. 1851, Coshocton Co., OH, d. Feb. 1934, Sidney, Champaign Co., IL, bur. Locust Grove Cem., Champaign Co., IL, Farmer, n.m. Ref: 8 Feb. 1934 - S. S. Love Dies Sunday Evening - The death of S. S. Love which occurred at his home about 3 miles southwest of Sidney Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock, came as a surprise to most of our citizens, as few had known of his illness, which was of a week’s duration. Mr. Love was a man of high character, well liked and respected by all who knew him. He was a friend to everyone and was ever willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in need. He was a man of few words and many of his acts of kindness were known only to his intimate friends. He was born at Coshocton, Ohio on Oct. 1, 1851, being a son of Samuel and Deborah Love and came to Sidney township with his parents when one year old, and had lived in his present home for 81 years. He was the last of a family of six children. He had never married. He is survived by the following nieces and nephews: Mrs. Mont Gabbert, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Bernard Gulick and Mary Love, Decatur; Mrs. Francis Jordan, Savoy; Miss Florence Love, Firebaugh, SD; Howard of Philo and Clifford of Havana. Funeral services were held at the home at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon with Rev. H. E. Andrews, pastor of the Philo Presbyterian church officiating, assisted by Rev. H. G. Gieiser, pastor of the Sidney Presbyterian church. Interment was in Locust Grove cemetery. Ref: 1900 Sidney Twp., Champaign Co., OH census, pg. 10B; 229/233. Love, Samuel, 48, b. Oct. 1851, OH, F b. Ire., M b. MD, Farmer Mitchell, Maria, 50, b. Apr. 1850, OH, F b. OH, M b. PA, Hse Kpr Samuel and Maria both single.
Mitchell, Maria L., 59, b. OH, F b. OH, M b. MD, Hse Kpr, Cousin Samuel & Maria were both single.
Mitchell, Marie, 64, b. IL, Pts b. IL, Hse Kpr Samuel & Marie both single.
Mitchell, Maria L., 79, b. OH, F b. OH, M b. PA, Servant 1.1.7 Love, Son d. prior to 1878. 1.2 Love, Eleanor b. Mar. 1798, Molinmore Parish, Co. Donegal, Ireland, d. Nov. 1881, bur. Keene Cem., Church of England, md. 19 Feb. 1821, Ireland to John (Duncan) Osborne Love (O’Love) b. Feb. 1795, Molinmore Parish, Co. Donegal, Ireland, d. Dec. 1881, Farmer, s/o Thomas & Susan (Osborn) Love. John & Eleanor (Love) Love came to the U.S. from Ireland in 1838 and resided in Keene Twp., Coshocton Co., OH. Eleanor, d/o James & Jane "Jennie" (McKee) Love; Jennie McKee was the d/o Robert & Fannie (McKee?) McKee. James Love, was s/o Samuel & Susan (Kirskadden) Love. Thomas Love was s/o John & Nellie (McKee) Love and Susan Osborn, d/o John & Bess (Ellis) Osborn. Ref: Clerk of Courts, Coshocton, Coshocton Co., OH – John Love, Ireland – Naturalized June 19, 1844 – Common Pleas Court Journal 7, pg. 601. (May not be right John Love) Ref: History of Coshocton Co., OH, N. N. Hill Jr., Newark: A. A. Graham & Co. 1881, pg. 730 - Love, John, Keene Twp., more commonly called John O'Love; was born in February 1795, in Molinmore parish, Donegal, Ireland; son of Thomas and Susan (Osborn) Love, and grandson of John and Nellie (McKee) Love, and of John and Bess (Ellis) Osborn, and great-grandson of Elizabeth Forquer. He was married to Eleanor Love, who was born in March, 1798, in Molinmore parish, Donegal county, Ireland; daughter of James and Jennie (McKee) Love, and granddaughter of Samuel and Susan (Kirskadden) Love, and of Robert and Fannie (McKee) McKee. They were married February 19, 1821, and are both yet living. Their children were as follows: Jane, born February 15, 1826, married to Joseph Love, and resides in Iowa City, Iowa, the husband and one child dead; Ann, born September 10, 1828, married in April, 1847, to William R. Johnston, resides in Galesburg, Illinois, with two children -- husband and two children are dead; James, born January 8, 1833, died March 15, 1852; Thomas born July 8, 1835, married January 18, 1872 to Mary J. Endsley, who was born May 11, 1845, daughter of Thomas and Matilda (Karr) Endsley, and granddaughter of John and Jennie (Blaine) Endsley, and of John and Nancy (Welch) Karr. Their children were: Robert, born April 1, 1873; Susie, born January 28, 1875; James R., born January 27, 1877; Thomas, born April 27, 1878, and Carrie B., born November 26, 1879. Susan Love, born August 1838, was married in April, 1859, to Andrew Karr. They had seven children, all living in Coshocton County. Thomas enlisted in Company H, One Hundred and Forty third Regiment, O.N.G., in July, 1863, and was discharged in May, 1864. Ref: Maro Johnson – Eleanor Love b. Mar. 1879, married Feb. 19, 1821 to John Osborne Love. She with her husband and family came from Ireland in 1838 on the invitation of her brother, called Yankee John. She died after 1880. Jane Love, daughter of Eleanor, once said her mother was a member of the Church of England in the old country. Ref: Maro Johnson – John Osborne Love was born in Malinmore Parish, County Donegal, Feb. 1795, and came to America with his wife, Eleanor, whom he married Feb. 19, 1821, and with four children, in 1838. In the Coshocton Co., OH history, he names his parents as Thomas Love and Susan Osobrn, his paternal grandparents as John Osborn and Nellie McKee, and his mother’s parents as John Osborn and Bess Ellis. He also mentions Elizabeth Farquar as a great-grandparent, on which side he does not tell. The circumstances of his coming and his wife Eleanor’s ancestry are set out elsewhere. He became a farmer in Keene Township of Coshocton Co., OH. Both he and his wife were seen by the writer as a small child in 1880, when they were past 80 years old. Both John and Eleanor died soon after 1880. Their daughter, Jane, who was twelve when they came over, has given the only clue to where the family lived in Ireland. When asked near what town or village she lived in Donegal, she named Killybegs and Bally Shannon. Charles was also mentioned as the site of a fair. Ref: Mrs. J. O. Meredith -- John Love, more commonly called John O'Love was born in Feb. 1795 in Molinmore parish, Co. Donegal, Ireland; son of Thomas and Susan (Osborn) Love; and grandson of John & Nellie (McKee) Love, and of John & Bess (Ellis) Osborn; and great grandson of Elizabeth Farquhar. He was married to Eleanor Love, who was born March 1798, in Molinmore parish, Co. Donegal, Ireland, daughter of James and Jennie (McKee) Love; granddaughter of Samuel & Susan (Kirskadden) Love, and of Robert and Fannie (McKee) McKee. They were married Feb. 19, 1821, and are both living (1881). Their children: Jane, born Feb. 15, 1826, md. Joseph Love and resides in Iowa, the husband and one child are dead; Ann, born Sep. 10, 1828, md. April 1847 to William R. Johnston and resides in Galesburg, IL, husband and 2 children are dead; James, born Jan. 8, 1833, died Mar. 15, 1852; Thomas, born July 8, 1835, md. Jan. 18, 1872 to Mary J. Endsley, who was born May 11, 1845, daughter of Thomas & Matilda (Karr) Endsley, and granddaughter of John & Jennie (Blaine) Endsley and of John & Nancy (Welch) Karr. Their children were: Robert, born 1 April 1873; Susie, born 28 Jan. 1875; James R., born 27 Jan. 1877; Thomas, born 27 Apr. 1878; and Carrie B., born 26 Nov. 1879. Susan Love, born 24 Aug. 1838, married April 1859 to Andrew Karr. They had 7 children. Thomas enlisted in Company H., 143rd Regt. ONG in July 1863 and was discharged in May 1864. -- Ref: Coshocton Democrat, 31 Nov. 1881 -- The wife of J. O. Love, of the Milligan neighborhood, Keene Twp., died Friday last, of the information of advanced years, aged 83. Her remains were interred Saturday in the Keene cemetery. Ref: Coshocton Democrat, Coshocton, Ohio; 6 Dec. 1881, pg. 3 -- We last week chronicled the death and burial of the wife of John O. Love of Keene township, and now we are called upon to announce in this issue of the Democrat the death of Mr. Love, which occurred yesterday morning, at the old homestead, resulting from the debility of old age. Thus within one week after the burial of his life partner he is called to join her in the spirit world. He lived to the age of eighty-seven years. Remains will be buried in Keene cem. today. Ref: (Sprague History) John lived on the Love farm and he and his Father, James, built a cabin in the orchard for the last member of the family to come to America - Eleanor Love, who had married in Ireland to John Osborn Love (not related). They arrived in New York in 1838, went up the Hudson River to the Lake Erie Canal, then the Ohio Canal to Roscoe, Ohio. Susan, their last child, was born August 24, 1838, just six weeks after they arrived at her brother, John's home. They lived in this cabin until they died. It is thought they died in 1881. They had been in America about four years when her sister, Fannie Love McKee, living in Plainfield, Ohio, died in 1842. When Fannie died she asked that her sister, Eleanor Love, take the youngest child, James to raise. Ref: 1840 Keene Twp., Coshocton Co., OH census, pg. 380. John Love 1 male, 20 - 30 yrs., b. 1810 - 1820, 1 male, 30 - 40 yrs., b. 1800 - 1810, John b. 1795 1 male, 80 - 90 yrs., b. 1750 - 1760, James ??? 1 female, under 5 yrs., b. 1835 - 1840, Susannah b. 1838 1 female, 10 - 15 yrs., b. 1825 - 1830, Jane b. 1826 1 female, 20 - 30 yrs., b. 1810 - 1820, Ann b. 1828 ?? 1 female, 30 - 40 yrs., b. 1800 - 1810, Eleanor b. 1795 {2 farmers; doesn’t match well.} Ref: 1850 Keene Twp., Coshocton Co., OH Census, dtd. 17 Sep. 1850, pg. 206; 24/24. Love, John O., 56, b. Ireland, Farmer, RE $ 600 " , Eleanor, 53, b. Ireland, " , James, 16, b. Ireland, Farmer " , Thomas, 14, b. Ireland, " , Susannah, 11, b. OH " , James, 7, b. OH, Fannie’s boy Ref: 1860 Keene Twp., Coshocton Co., OH – Can’t find John Love! Ref: 1870 P.O. Keene, Keene Twp., Coshocton Co., OH census, pg. 17/17. Love, John O, 75, b. Ireland, Farmer, RE $3750 PE 575 “ , Ellen, 72, b. Ireland “ , Thos., 35, b. Ireland, Farmer
“ , Mary J., 38, b. OH, F b. PA, M b. ?? c/r “ , Robert E., 7, b. OH, F b. Ire., M b. OH “ , Susan E., 5, b. OH, “ “ , James K., 3, b. OH, “ “ , Thomas M., 2, b. OH, “ “ , Carra B., 0, b. OH, “ “ , John O., 85, b. Ire., Pts b. Ire., Father “ , Elener, 82, b. Ire., “ , Mother
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.1 Susan b. .2 Jane b. 16 Mar. 1826 .3 Ann b. 10 Sep. 1828 .4 James b. 8 Jan. 1833 .5 Thomas b. 8 Jul. 1835 .6 Susannah b. 24 Aug. 1838 1.2.1 Love, Susan b. Ireland, d. Ireland, n.m.* 1.2.2 Love, Jane b. 15 Feb. 1826, Ireland, d. 1 Apr. 1900, Iowa City, Johnson Co., IA., bur lot 45-6, Oakland Cem., Johnson Co., IA, 74 yrs., md. 6 Feb. 1845, Coshocton Co., OH to Joseph Love. See Joseph Love Family compilation.* 1.2.3 Love, Ann b. 10 Sep. 1828, Ireland, d. 28 Sep. 1898, Galesburg, Knox Co., IL, Dressmaking Shop, md. 15 Apr. 1847, Coshocton Co., OH to William R. Johnston (Johnson) b. ca 1823, OH, d. ca 1855, Benton Co., IA., Benton Co., IA County Treasurer. Res., Galesburg, IL after 1880. Ref: 1988 IGI; Ann Love md. 15 Apr. 1847, Coshocton Co., OH to William R. Johnson; Batch M514331, Sheet 4139.
“ , Ann, 21, b. Ire. “ , Richard H., 2, b. OH
“ , Eleanor, 60, b. Johnson, Anna, 32, b. Ire., RE $2000 PE $600 “ , Thomas, 25, b. Ire., Farm Lbr. “ , Richard, 12, b. OH “ , Eleanor Francis, 10, b. IA Ref: 1870 Ward No. 1, Iowa City, Johnson Co., IA census, pg. 353; 222/221 Johnson, A. L., 48, b. Ire., Milliner, RE $200 “ , Richard, 22, b. OH, Attending Commercial College “ , Ellen F., 20, b. IA, Milliner
“ , Richard, 30, b. OH, F b. OH, M b. Ire., Clerk in Store “ , Ella F., 28, b. IA, F b. OH, M b. Ire., Seamstress Ann engaged in Dressmaking and Hair work. Ch: .1 Richard b. ca 1848 .2 Ellen Francis b. ca 1850 .3 dy
.4 dy 1.2.3.1 Johnson, Richard b. ca 1848, OH, d. ca 1885, n.m.* 1.2.3.2 Johnson, Ellen Francis b. ca 1850, IA, d. ca 1919, n.m. Ref: Can’t find in 1900 or 1910 census. 1.2.3.3 Johnson, Child b., dy.* 1.2.3.4 Johnson, Child b., dy.* 1.2.4 Love, James b. 8 Jan. 1833, Ireland, d. 15 Mar. 1852. Ref: Aunt Anna Elizabeth “Lizzy” Karr – On the way to America, James Love fell overboard and a sailor grabbed him by his hair and pulled him out of the water. On March 15, 1852, James, now 19, was killed by a falling tree he and his Father were cutting down. A large limb broke off and crushed him. They were living on Bucklew Run at the time. 1.2.5 Love, Thomas Robert b. 8 Jul. 1835, Co. Donegal, Ireland, d. 11 Feb. 1899, Defiance, Defiance Co., OH, Farmer, Civil War Veteran, md. 18 Jan. 1872, Coshocton Co., OH to Mary Jane Endsley b. 11 May 1845, Clark Twp., Coshocton Co., OH, d. 29 Apr. 1926, d/o Thomas & Matilda (Karr) Endsley. Res. Keene Twp., Coshocton Co., OH until moving in 1882 to Defiance, OH. May also have lived in Paulding Co., OH. Ref: 1988 IGI; Thomas Love md. 18 Jan. 1872, Coshocton Co., OH to Mary J. Endsley; Batch M514333, Sheet 2966. Ref: Thomas enlisted in Co. H, 143 Regt., Ohio National Guard on July 1863 and was discharged May 1864. Res. Keene Twp., Coshocton Co., OH and Defiance, OH. Ref: Thomas Endsley b. 23 Aug. 1801, d. 8 Sep. 1894, s/o John & Jennie (Blaine) Endsley md. Matilda Karr d. 17 Jan. 1852, d/o John & Nancy (Welch) Karr. Ref: Coshocton Age, Coshocton, OH, 17 Feb. 1899 - Thomas Love died last Saturday at his home in Defiance, OH. Death resulted from a stroke of paralysis. Ref: Coshocton Age, Coshocton, OH, 17 Feb. 1899 - John Love and __oak Endsley left Sunday to attend the funeral of Mr. Love at Defiance. Ref: Thomas R. Love – Came to America and settled in Coshocton Co., OH. He served in the U.S. Army during the Civil War. (Communicated Feb. 18, 1899). “In the years of 1852 and 1853, there was a class of 8 boys, of 15 and 16 years of age, attended school in the old log school house in the McClure district, in the north-east corner of Bethlehem Township, Coshocton Co., OH. They were John M. Finlay, Robert Doak, James Stewart, James Mulford, Merril Corwee, Emanuel Spangler, Thomas Love and Isaac Stafford. John M. Finlay was the only one of the class who did not see service in the U.S. Army during the Civil War. Thomas Love died last week at his home in Defiance, Ohio. Isaac Stafford alone remaining of that class”… Let me say a few words about Mr. Love. Columns have been written and eulogies pronounced on many of the soldiers that were not equal. Born absolutely with out fear, he was one of the bravest soldiers that ever wore a blouse. I saw him in August, 1864 on picket line, when some of the men had been stampeded, take those men back on the line as fearlessly as though he was in no danger and the men following him as the weak always follow the strong command. Mr. Love was 63 years old last July. “The female members of that class were Emily Spangler, now Mrs. T. H. Elliott, of Coshocton, OH, Mary Spangler, now Mrs. J. E. Ling Elliott, IA, Susan Love, now Mrs. Andrew Karr, Keene, OH, Nancy Stewart, now Mrs. Nancy McGee, Keene, OH, Ann Jane Finaly, now Mrs. Joseph J. Finaly, Harding Co., OH, and Ruth Spangler who died of measles. Only one of the girls is gone and only one of the boys is living (signed) Isaac Stafford.” “Recorders Office in the Defiance Co., OH Court House.” A record states, on the 23rd of March 1882, that Thomas Love from Coshocton, OH, bought 80 acres of land from Emma & Abraham McKinsey at the sum of “Twenty six hundred and fifty dollars” situated in the county of Defiance, in the State of Ohio, and in the township of Defiance, and bounded and described as follows:… Being the South East quarter of the South East quarter of Section No. (14), Township No (3), North of range No. (4) East. The above described premises containing in all 80 acres of land. Exception one half acre off the North West corner – there of literally deeded for school. It was known as “Love School”. Ref: This would be the Love School House – East across what is known as State Route 66, from the now, Love Homestead. In the spring of the year 1996 the old homestead house burnt down completely. There has been a new house erected in it’s placed. Finished in 1997. A photo of Thomas R. & Mary Jane (Endsley) Love and family is in the possession of a granddaughter Wilma (Love) Sponsler from Defiance, OH. Ref: 1870 P.O. Keene, Keene Twp., Coshocton Co., OH census, pg. 116; 17/17. Love, John O., 75, b. Ireland, Farmer, RE $3750 PE 575 “ , Ellen, 72, b. Ireland “ Download 1.67 Mb. Share with your friends:
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