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1878, Births and Deaths in Williamson County

Posted on April 3, 2014 by wcihsApril 3, 2014

Due to a law that went into effect in the fall of 1877 requiring births and deaths to be recorded, for the first time, we are given a glimpse of exactly what kind of things killed people back in that time frame. The following data was extracted from figures released by the Egyptian Press on January 9, 1879. Continue reading →

Posted in Related | Tagged births, deaths

1982 Tornado Kills 10 and Creates Major Damage to Marion, Illinois

Posted on January 26, 2013 by wcihsApril 24, 2013

Tornado touches down at Williamson County Airport
Tornado approaching town
Tornado path
Do It Yourself Home Center
Skelley\'s Truck Stop and Regal Eight Motel aerial view

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“Local folklore said that a tornado would never hit Marion, Illinois, because the city of 14,000 lies in a bowl-like depression and a tornado would “skip right over Marion.” Continue reading →

Posted in Acts of God | Tagged deaths, tornado

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