Mary E. Hill
1864 - 1928 (64 years)-
Name Mary E. Hill Born 7 Jan 1864 Blount Township, Vermilion County, Illinois 
[1, 2, 3] Gender Female Occupation housewife Died 22 Oct 1928 Blount Township, Vermilion County, Illinois [1, 3] Buried 24 Oct 1928 Johnson Cemetery, Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois [1] Person ID I2140 Gritton Last Modified 24 Feb 2024
Family 1 Willis D. Clem, b. 20 Jul 1838, Indiana , d. 12 Nov 1904, Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois (Age 66 years) Married 13 Oct 1882 Vermilion County, Illinois [2, 4] Last Modified 6 Jul 2019 Family ID F902 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 William H. Reeder, b. 29 Dec 1868, Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois , d. 27 Jan 1942, Blount Township, Vermilion County, Illinois (Age 73 years) Last Modified 6 Jul 2019 Family ID F1416 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - 7 Jan 1864 - Blount Township, Vermilion County, Illinois 
Married - 13 Oct 1882 - Vermilion County, Illinois Died - 22 Oct 1928 - Blount Township, Vermilion County, Illinois 
Buried - 24 Oct 1928 - Johnson Cemetery, Danville, Vermilion County, Illinois = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - Mrs. Clem, a widow since November 22, 1904, living near Danville, made a lucky find Sunday afternoon. While looking through some old clothes in the attic she came across an old satchel and opening it discovered that it contained $2,3400 in gold and paper money, $2,00 in United States Bonds and a certificate on a building and loan association, near $7.000 in all. Clem had hidden the money about twelve years ago when so many banks were failing. On his death bed he called his wife to him and talked a number of things but said nothing about the money.
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- Mrs. Clem, a widow since November 22, 1904, living near Danville, made a lucky find Sunday afternoon. While looking through some old clothes in the attic she came across an old satchel and opening it discovered that it contained $2,3400 in gold and paper money, $2,00 in United States Bonds and a certificate on a building and loan association, near $7.000 in all. Clem had hidden the money about twelve years ago when so many banks were failing. On his death bed he called his wife to him and talked a number of things but said nothing about the money.
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