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Parks, Nannie (Gray) 1880-1960

Posted on May 5, 2013 by wcihsAugust 5, 2013

Nannie Gray Parks
Nannie (Gray) Parks 1880-1960
Mary A. (Goodall) Gray 1844-1934

Nannie Gray Parks, a public spirited citizen who ably occupied various positions of local trust, was known throughout Southern Illinois as a leading and successful librarian, historian, and genealogist. Continue reading →

Posted in P to R | Tagged genealogist, historian, librarian, Nannie Parks

Parks, William R., Silver Star Recipient, The WW II Experience of,

Posted on April 21, 2013 by wcihsApril 6, 2017

Parks William RThe following Marion Daily Republican article, published in November 1945, details the war experience of William R. Parks as a Japanese POW for nearly 4 years. Bill Parks was the son of F.E. Parks, founder of Park’s Pharmacy. Continue reading →

Posted in P to R, WW II | Tagged Bill Parks, POW's, WWII

Parks, F. Ernest 1883-1955

Posted on April 21, 2013 by wcihsMay 8, 2017

  Frank Ernest Parks was born on October 24, 1883 in Williamson County, Illinois. … Continue reading →

Posted in P to R | Tagged 601 E. Thorn, F.E. Parks, William Parks

Potter, William O. 1871-1926

Posted on April 5, 2013 by wcihsDecember 6, 2013

W.O. Potter 1871-1926
W.O. Potter 1871-1926

William Oscar Potter was born February 17, 1871, in a log cabin in the southern part of Rock Creek precinct, near Crab Orchard in Williamson County. Continue reading →

Posted in Officials, P to R, Related | Tagged 807 N. Market St., alderman, judge, legislator, W.O. Potter

Page, Oliver J. 1867-1948

Posted on February 19, 2013 by wcihsSeptember 16, 2023

Oliver Jacob Page 1867-1948
Oliver Jacob Page 1867-1948
Oliver J. Page Family
201 E. Allen Ave..
519 S. Market St.

Oliver Jacob Page, the son of Jacob Page, was born August 2, 1867, in Edwards County, Illinois. His father dying when he was an infant, he lived with his widowed mother in Crawford County until he became a man. Continue reading →

Posted in P to R | Tagged E. Allen, legislator, oliver page, S. Market

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