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How DeYoung Street Got its Name

Posted on January 29, 2024 by Sam LattucaFebruary 19, 2024

It has long been suspected that DeYoung Street got its name from a family, but no DeYoung family has ever been found in census records or directories here in Marion. Marion resident, James Emery, who owns property on DeYoung Street … Continue reading →

Posted in D to F, East, Street, Streets, West

Hudgens, Hugh, 1882-1969, Merchant, J.P. & Alderman

Posted on December 30, 2023 by Sam LattucaDecember 30, 2023

Hugh Hudgens was born in Southern Township of Williamson County on January 29, 1882 to Zachariah Hudgens and Mary Jane Cooksey and was one of 14 children in the family. He attended Marion grade school, Marion High School and a … Continue reading →

Posted in G to I, G-H, Officials

Motsinger, Solomon Thomas 1865-1916, Alderman & Coal Miner

Posted on December 16, 2023 by Sam LattucaDecember 16, 2023

Solomon Thomas Motsinger, who went by Thomas, was born August 24, 1865 in Crab Orchard, Illinois to Solomon Fisher Motsinger and Mary Ann Caplinger. He was captured in the 1880 census record at the age of 14 living on a … Continue reading →

Posted in M to O, Officials

Kelley, Thomas R. 1865-1957, Alderman & Teacher

Posted on December 9, 2023 by Sam LattucaDecember 9, 2023

Thomas Riley Kelley was born January 15, 1865 in Lake Creek Township, the son of Abraham Kelley and Elizabeth Hartwell. His father was a veteran of the 128th Illinois Regiment during the Civil War and his mother was the daughter … Continue reading →

Posted in J to L, Officials

Nance, Fabian A. 1861-1935, Alderman & Merchant

Posted on December 3, 2023 by Sam LattucaDecember 3, 2023

Fabian Alvis Nance was born on March 10, 1861 in Mayfield, Kentucky to William Peyton Nance and Martha Ann Eaker. According to the book “Historical Souvenir of Williamson County” published in 1905, one article stated that William P. Nance was … Continue reading →

Posted in M to O, M-N, Officials

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