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Cannon, James A., 1860-1947, Miner & Alderman

Posted on March 30, 2024 by Sam LattucaApril 4, 2024

James Anderson Cannon was born in Morton, Indiana not far from Indianapolis to Basil Cannon and Lavina Lowe on August 15, 1860. By the 1880 federal census the family was living at 119 Vantress St. in Washington, Indiana. His father, … Continue reading →

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Launius, Roscoe C., 1882-1970, Lumberman, Alderman & Commissioner

Posted on March 29, 2024 by Sam LattucaMarch 29, 2024

Roscoe Charles Launius was born near Stonefort, Illinois to John Logan Launius and Nancy Ann Absher on December 8, 1882. No obit was found for him but the 1880 federal census reflects the family living in what was then called … Continue reading →

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Brown, Owen P., 1860-1942, Merchant & Alderman

Posted on March 28, 2024 by Sam LattucaMarch 28, 2024

Although a proper obit could not be located for Owen Peterson Brown, he appears to have been born in Township 12 Range 3 of Johnson County near Vienna. This is where his farming family was located in the 1870 federal … Continue reading →

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Scobey, Elbert R., 1879-1945, Mortician, Alderman & Commissioner

Posted on March 22, 2024 by Sam LattucaMarch 22, 2024

Elbert Ray Scobey who went by “Bert” was born January 3, 1879 in Crab Orchard Township. An article found later in life described his trip to the Plumville area as visiting his place of birth which would place him north … Continue reading →

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Hunt, Thomas H., 1873-1947, Miner, Alderman & Commissioner

Posted on March 18, 2024 by Sam LattucaMarch 18, 2024

Thomas Hiram Hunter appears to have been born in Southern Township south of Marion on August 8, 1873 to Leon Hunt and Mary Hudgens. This is where the 1880 federal census located his parental family living as farmers. In the … Continue reading →

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