
Showing posts with label Illinois. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Illinois. Show all posts
Sunday, February 26, 2017
Find Ancestors in Illinois Death Records

Monday, August 31, 2015
Got Ancestors in Macoupin Co. Illinois?
AncestorsAtRest has the following Ledger Books on site for Macoupin County Illinois
Staunton, Macoupin County Illinois 1930 ~ 1957 Court Records
Staunton, Macoupin County Illinois 1930 ~ 1957 Court Records
Monday, April 27, 2009
Coffin Plate of Millicent McLean 1888~1905
The Coffin Plate of Millicent McLean 1888~1905 is now online. It looks like Millicent was from Cicero in Cook County, Illinois. Her parents may have been John and Martha. If you want to have a look at the Coffin Plate of Millicent McLean 1888~1905 or have a look at the index to coffin plates go to the Coffin Plate Index
Labels:
Casket plaques,
Coffin Plate,
Cook County,
Death Records,
Illinois
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Obit Hattie Wilson Illinois 1888
Sunday, November 21, 2004
OBIT: Valeria Carattinia, Illinois
CARATTINI -- Valeria( Violet) Marie Carattini, nee Kons departed suddenly from our lives due to a long illness that took her life on Nov. 4, 2003 at 7:50 p.m.
Devoted wife of Julio M. Carattini ll for 59 years, Valeria was born in Cook County, Chicago, Ill. She was preceded in death by her parents, Anton and Marie Kons of Poland; brother, Edward A. Kons; and sister, Irene M. Kons. She is the beloved mother of and survived by Donnamarie (Carattini Kons) Boyer and Janet M. Carattini Kons. She is also survived by niece, Darlene Isaacson of Michigan; son-in-law, David J. Boyer; grandchildren, Jeannette E., Manny and Donna M. Nieto, Janet (Cachito) Habibe, Jaime Lopez and Froilan Ansa; and great grandchildren, Christian and Alex Diaz, Irmarie Berdecia and Jaime Lopez IV.
She lived in Chicago for 20 years and was an honor student of Harrison High. Nanny, as we all called her, will be missed forever and in our hearts and prayers until the one day we will be reunited forever. Then no one can separate us ever again because she believed in the words "family forever." "Mother, please remember the promise you made to me if you were to leave with God and your ancestors one day. I will pray the rosary for you every night until the day I die and we are together again." We Love You So Very Much !!!!! Your Family.
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