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Source S576
Title: Guardianship of Laura J. Stennett.
Author: Elizabeth R. Lamb, compiler.
Publication: Edwards County, Illinois : Circuit Court Clerk, 1857-1859.
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Source S577
Title: Edwards County, Illinois, Circuit Court Divorce Records
Author: Edwards County Circuit Court Records compiled by Elizabeth Rittenhouse Lamb
Publication: Edwards County, Illinois : Edwards County Circuit Court, 1978
Call Number: ERL File Box 4
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Source S578
Title: Letter from Elizabeth Rittenhouse Lamb to Parlie Hocking on 11 Nov 1974
Author: Lamb, Elizabeth Rittenhouse
Publication: Greenwood, Mississippi: Elizabeth Rittenhouse Lamb, 1974.
Call Number: ERL Drawer E
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Source S579
Title: 1880 U. S. Federal Census : Illinois. Edwards. Albion.
Author: U. S. Census Bureau
Publication: Washington, D.C.: The National Archives, 1880
Call Number: ERL Drawer E
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Source S580
Title: Edwards County, Illinois, Return of Deaths
Author: Edwards County Court Clerk
Publication: Edwards County, Illinois : County Court Clerk
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Source S581
Title: 1850 U. S. Federal Census : Illinois. Edwards County.
Author: U. S. Census Bureau
Publication: Washington, D.C. : The National Archives
Call Number: ERL A17
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Source S582
Title: Roster of Company I, 38th Illinois Infantry
Publication: rootsweb.com/ilcivilw/
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Source S583
Title: Roster of Field and Staff 38th Illinois Infantry
Publication: rootsweb.com/ilcivilw/
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Source S584
Title: 1880 U. S. Federal Census : Illinois. Edwards. Albion.
Author: U. S. Census Bureau
Publication: Washington, D.C. : National Archives.s and can be found on their web site, www.FamilySearch.com.
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Source S585
Title: "Rites Set Wednesday for Mrs. C. D. Ellison"
Author: The Daily Oklahoman
Publication: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: 1977
Text: Mrs. C. Don Ellison, of 531 NW 38, died Monday in Oklahoma City of an apparent heart attack. She was 70. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at St. Pauls Episcopal Cathedral, with burial in Fairlawn Cemetery, directed by Hahn-Cook, Street & Draper Funeral Home. Mrs. Ellison was active in local civic affairs for about 40 years and is the former president of the Oklahoma City Junior League and the YWCA. She was active in Colonial Dames and in church work at St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral. A graduate of Vassar College, she was chairman of the Oklahoma City Community Planning Council and belonged to the Library Board and the Red Cross board. Survivors include two sons, C. Don Jr., Harrisburg, Pa., and George R. Darien, Conn., and five grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the charity of the donor's choice.