JOSHUA S[OULE] DUDLEY, SR.^[1]

1803 - 1849  (46 years)  Submit Photo / Document

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• Name	JOSHUA S[OULE] DUDLEY, SR.
  Suffix	SR.
  Born	1803	OHIO/PENNSYLVANIA
  	MAY HAVE BEEN PENNSYVANIA ACCORDING TO THE 1850 MORTALITY SCHEDULES FOR ILLINOIS. HE COULD HAVE BEEN BORN LATER IN 1803 IF JOSHUA IS PETER AND RUBY SOULE DUDLEY'S CHILD.
  Gender	Male
  Died	Jun 1849	NATCHEZ TRAIL
  	CHOLERA.
  Age	46 years
  Buried	Jun 1849	NATCHEZ TRAIL
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  Person ID	I379	Caudle Descendants
  Last Modified	29 Dec 2004

  
  

  Father	PETER DUDLEY,   b. 1777,   d. 1819, MAINVILLE, OHIO   Age: 42 years
  Mother	RUBY SOULE,   b. 1 Oct 1776, AVON, FRANKLIN, MAINE ,   d. Feb 1844  Age: 67 years
  Married	Bef 1803	PENNSYLVANIA(?)
  Family ID	F3408	Group Sheet

  
  

  Family	BARBERY E. CLARK 2x ,   b. 7 Jun 1806, KENTUCKY ,   d. 13 Jan 1868, SUMNER, LAWRENCE, ILLINOIS   Age: 61 years
  Married	30 Oct 1822	LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS   [2]
  	Married	30 Oct 1822	LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS   [2]
  BARBERY E. CLARK WAS MARRIED TWICE: (1) JOSHUA S. DUDLEY, AND (2) OWEN DONAHOO
  Children	1. GEORGE W. DUDLEY,   b. Abt 1829, INDIANA ,   d. Yes, date unknown 2. RHODA ANN DUDLEY 2x ,   b. 8 Jan 1830, SUMNER, LAWRENCE, ILLINOIS ,   d. 15 Mar 1868, SUMNER, LAWRENCE, ILLINOIS   Age: 38 years 3. JAMES MCLEAN DUDLEY,   b. 30 Sep 1832, LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS ,   d. 19 Jun 1862, CAIRO, PULASKI, ILLINOIS   Age: 29 years   4. WILLIAM ANDERSON DUDLEY,   b. Abt 1838, LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS ,   d. Yes, date unknown   5. ISAAC DUDLEY,   b. Abt 1839, OHIO ,   d. Yes, date unknown 6. ABIGAIL ANN DUDLEY,   b. Abt 1840,   d. Yes, date unknown 7. SARAH J[ANE] DUDLEY 2x ,   b. 17 Jun 1842, LAWRENCE COUNTY ILLINOIS ,   d. 14 Aug 1885, MT. VERNON, JEFFERSON, ILLINOIS   Age: 43 years   8. JOSHUA S. DUDLEY, JR.,   b. Abt 1844, LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS ,   d. Yes, date unknown 9. JULIA A. DUDLEY,   b. Abt 1849, LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS ,   d. Yes, date unknown
  Family ID	F138	Group Sheet

  
  

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  		Married - 30 Oct 1822 - LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS Child - GEORGE W. DUDLEY - Abt 1829 - INDIANA Child - RHODA ANN DUDLEY - 8 Jan 1830 - SUMNER, LAWRENCE, ILLINOIS Child - JAMES MCLEAN DUDLEY - 30 Sep 1832 - LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS Child - WILLIAM ANDERSON DUDLEY - Abt 1838 - LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS Child - ISAAC DUDLEY - Abt 1839 - OHIO Child - SARAH J[ANE] DUDLEY - 17 Jun 1842 - LAWRENCE COUNTY ILLINOIS Child - JOSHUA S. DUDLEY, JR. - Abt 1844 - LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS Child - JULIA A. DUDLEY - Abt 1849 - LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS  = Link to Google Maps   = Link to Google Earth
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  BYRON R. LEWIS AT BRIDGEPORT SAID THAT JOSHUA DUDLEY WAS A FARMER AND HE TOOK HIS CROPS TO NEW ORLEANS BY FLAT BOAT AND RETURNED ON THE NATCHEZ TRAIL. HE DIED ON HIS WAY BACK TO ILLINOIS AFTER SELLING HIS CROPS. BYRON INDICATED THAT (1) JOSHUA MAY HAVE BEEN SICK AND DIED AND WHOEVER FOUND HIM MAY HAVE STOLEN THE MONEY HE WAS CARRYING, OR (2) SOMEONE HE WAS TRAVELING WITH MAY HAVE MURDERED HIM TO STEEL THE MONEY HE WAS CARRYING, OR (3) THE TRAVELING COMPANION MAY HAVE STOLEN THE MONEY AFTER JOSHUA DIED. BYRON LEWIS SAID THAT JOSHUA WAS CARRYING A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF MONEY. BYRON DID NOT KNOW IF ANYONE EVER KNEW WHERE JOSHUA WAS BURIED. BYRON DID SAY THAT SOMEONE NOTIFIED COUNTY OFFICIALS OR THE DUDLEYS THAT JOSHUA WAS DEAD. THE PROBATE RECORDS AT THE COURTHOUSE TELL ONLY HOW HIS ESTATE WAS SETTLED. ACCORDING TO THE COMBINED HISTORY OF EDWARDS, LAWRENCE AND WABASH COUNTIES, IN ILLINOIS, A REPRODUCTION BY UNIGRAPHIC, INC., 4400 JACKSON AVENUE, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA 47715, 1973 FROM THAT PUBLISHED BY J. L. McDONOUGH & CO., PHILADELPHIA, 1883: PAGE 68, 69 - "THE RECORDS SHOW THE FOLLOWING MARRIAGES SOLEMNIZED IN THE [LAWRENCE] COUNTY DURING THE FIRST YEARS OF ITS EXISTENSE. A NUMBER OF LICENSES ISSUED AT THAT TIME SEEM TO HAVE BEEN WASTED, INASMUCH AS THERE IS NO EVIDENCE OF THE PROPER BINDING OF THE NUPTIAL KNOTS IN MANY INSTANCES: JOSHUA DUDLEY AND BARBERY CLARK, OCTOBER 19, [1822] BY SAME" [SQUIRE ANDERSON MARRIED THE COUPLE PRECEEDING THEM]. PAGE 109 - "THE ONLY ENFORCEMENT OF THE DEATH PENALTY IN THE COUNTY WAS THAT OF ELIZABETH REED. SHE WAS HOWEVER NOT A RESIDENT OF LAWRENCE COUNTY, AND HER CASE WAS TRIED HERE ON A CHANGE OF VENUE FROM CRAWFORD COUNTY. SHE WAS TRIED AT THE APRIL TERM, 1845, HELD BY HON. WILLIAM WILSON, JUDGE, WHO HAD AGAIN PRESIDED OVER THE SESSIONS OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SINCE APRIL, 1841. ELIZABETH REED HAD KILLED LEONARD REED, HER HUSBAND, ON THE 15TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1844, BY ADMINISTERING POISON IN HIS FOOD. SHE WAS INDICTED BY THE GRAND JURY OF CRAWFORD COUNTY AT THE SEPTEMBER TERM, 1844. THIS GRAND JURY WAS PRESIDED OVER BY D. HILL, FOREMAN, AND THE INDICTMENT WAS BASED UPON THE TESTIMONY OF JAMES M. LOGAN, JOHN WYNN, HARRISON PRICE, EVELINE DEAL, JOHN HERRIMAN, H. G. BURR, N. T. STEELE AND LEVI SHOEMAKER." "THE PROSECUTION WAS CONDUCTED BY AARON SHAW (ATTORNEY OF STATE SINCE 1842) AND S. S. S. HAYES, AND THE DEFENSE BY MESSRS. FRENCH AND LINDER." "THE JURY, BEFORE WHICH THE CASE WAS TRIED, WAS COMPOSED OF HENRY SHERADDIN, EDWARD FYFFE, JOSHUA DUDLEY, J. M. MORRIS, JAMES V. ROBINSON, JOHN L. BASS, W. R. JACKMAN, ELIJAH GADDY, EMSLEY WRIGHT, WILLIAM COLLINS, JAMES W. CORRIE AND SILAS MOORE." "THE JURY FOUND THE DEFENDANT GUILTY AND THE COURT SENTENCED HER TO BE HUNG ON THE 23D OF MAY, 1845." "THE WRETCHED WOMAN ENDED HER LIFE AS SENTENCED, AND THE PAINFUL DUTY OF BECOMING HER EXECUTIONER DEVOLVED ON A MOST KIND HEARTED MAN, SAMUEL THORN, THE SHERIFF." PAGES BEFORE THE TITLE PAGE AFTER THE LAWRENCE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY INTRODUCTION: PRINCIPALS IN THE TRIAL OF ELIZABETH REED* *TAKEN FROM LAWRENCE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT RECORDS STATES ATTORNEY, CRAWFORD COUNTY STATES ATTORNEY, LAWRENCE COUNTY A. KITCHEL AARON SHAW CONSTABLE OF CRAWFORD COUNTY SHERIFF, LAWRENCE COUNTY STEPHEN GAINES SAM THORN JUSTICES OF THE PEASE, CRAWFORD CLERK, LAWRENCE COUNTY COUNTY ELI ADAMS E. Z. RYAN HIRAM JOHNSON GRAND JURORS, CRAWFORD COUNTY DEPUTY CLERK, LAWRENCE COUNTY BENJAMIN PAINTER JOHN SEED WILFORD HIGHSMITH CARTER FUNK JUDGE, LAWRENCE COUNTY S. McCARTER WILLIAM WILSON I. CUSHMAN ELIAS BRASHEAR DEFENSE ATTORNEYS I. LANEY W. F. LINDER (LATER PROMINENT I. LUKE IN CHICAGO LAW CIRCLES) P. HAMILTON AUGUST C. FRENCH (LATER BECAME L. G. McCARTER GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS IN 1946) MARTIN FULLER I. MADDOX JURORS, LAWRENCE COUNTY HENRY SHERADDEN EDWARD P. FYFFE JOSHUA DUDLY JACK M. MORRIS JAMES V. ROBINSON JOHN L. BASS WILLIAM R. JACKMAN ELIJAH GADDY EMSLEY WRIGHT WILLIAM COLLINS JAMES W. CORRIE SILAS MOORE FOREMAN OF THE JURY DR. HILL PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS VS ELIZABETH REED (OF CRAWFORD COUNTY) CRIME COMMITTED IN CRAWFORD COUNTY IN VICINITY OF PALESTINE AUGUST 15, 1844 TRIAL HELD AT LAWRENCEVILLE, LAWRENCE COUNTY, APRIL 26, 27, 28, 1845 EXECUTION DATE MAY 23RD, 1845 AT LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS REV. JOHN SEED, METHODIST MINISTER, DELIVERED THE SERMON PRIOR TO THE EXECUTION AN EARLY DAY HANGING THAT OF ELIZABETH REED, THE FIRST (AND ONLY WOMAN EXECUTED IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS FORTY YEARS AGO PEOPLE OF ALL SOUTHERN ILLINOIS AND A LARGE PART OF THAT PORTION KNOWN AS THE "POCKET" TOGETHER WITH MANY OF THOSE IN KENTUCKY (WESTERN), BEGAN TO TRAVEL, DRAWN BY ONE MOVING FORCE, UNTIL THEY WERE MASSED IN ONE IMMENSE BODY ON THE EASTERN OUTSKIRTS OF LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS. THE WARM SUNLIGHT OF THE 28TH (23) DAY OF MAY, 1845, SHONE DOWN ON A WOMAN CLOTHED IN WHITE, WHO LOOKED INTO THE FACES OF 20,000 PEOPLE WHERE SHE HEARD HER ONLY FUNERAL PREACHED FOR OVER AN HOUR. HER POINT OF VANTAGE WAS A GRIM SCAFFOLD BUILT ON THE POINT OF PURGATORY, A PIECE OF LOW LAND, SO CALLED BECAUSE ITS MUD WAS SO HARD TO GET THROUGH. IN FRONT OF HER ROSE A HILL COVERED WITH HUMAN BEINGS DRAWN, SOME OF THEM, A HUNDRED MILES TO SEE A WOMAN HANGED. IN THAT THRONG WERE MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN EQUAL PROPORTION, YET IN THE QUIET INCLINE OF FACES, THERE WAS NOT ONE THAT HAD FOR HER A WORD OF SYMPATHY. KENTUCKY CHIVALRY, FRONTIER GALLANTRY AND WOMANLY PITY WERE ALL OVERCOME BY THE CRIME. THE GREEN EYED MONSTER ELIZABETH REED LIVED WITH HER HUSBAND NEAR PALESTINE, CRAWFORD COUNTY (ILLINOIS). AT FORTY SHE SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN A WOMAN CAPABLE OF ALMOST ANYTHING. SHE LIVED AND LOVED WITH AN INTENSITY WHICH WAS PERHAPS NOT PROPERLY APPRECIATED IN THE EGYPT OF THOSE DAYS. SHE BECAME JEALOUS. WHETHER HER JEALOSY WAS WELL FOUNDED NO ONE KNOWS. SHE MIXED ARSENIC WITH HER HUSBANDS FOOD, SMILED TENDERLY AS SHE NURSED HIM, WEPT AT HIS FUNERAL, WAS SUSPECTED, INDICTED, ARRESTED AND PUT INTO JAIL - ALL WITHIN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME. AT THE TRIAL IT WAS PROVED THAT THE MURDER WAS LONG PREMEDITATED AND COOLLY PLANNED. SHE WAS A WOMAN OF ENERGY, AND SHE PROMPTLY SET FIRE TO THE CRAWFORD COUNTY JAIL; BUT SHE FAILED EITHER TO ESCAPE OR DIE, AND WAS TAKEN TO LAWRENCEVILLE AND CONFINED IN THE BRICK JAIL WHICH STILL HOLDS PRISONERS - UNTIL A FEW DAYS BEFORE COURT CONVENED. A CHANGE OF VIEW TOOK HER TRIAL TO LAWRENCEVILLE, TOO, AND THE ELITE OF THE BAR OF ILLINOIS WITNESSED HER PLEA OF NOT GUILTY AND HER CONVICTION OF MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE. THE JUDGE, WILLIAM WILSON, THE FIRST IN LAWRENCE COUNTY, AFTERWARDS SAT UPON THE SUPREME BENCH. THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, AARON SHAW, REPRESENTED THIS DISTRICT IN THE LAST CONGRESS. ONE OF HER ATTORNEYS AFTERWARD BECAME GOVERNOR WRIGHT; THE OTHER W. F. LINDER BECAME WELL KNOWN AT THE CHICAGO BAR. THE JURY WAS COMPOSED OF THE MOST SOLID MEN OF THE COUNTY, ONE OF WHOM WAS AFTERWARD MURDERED MYSTERIOUSLY [JOSHUA DUDLEY]. THE TRIAL LASTED THREE DAYS AND THE COURT ROOM WAS JAMMED WITH A SILENT AUDIENCE. APRIL 28, 1845, THE JURY BROUGHT A VERDICT OF GUILTY, AND THE JUDGE SAID: "THE JUDGMENT OF THE LAW AND COURT IS THAT YOU, ELIZABETH REED, BE TAKEN FROM HENCE TO THE PLACE OF YOUR CONFINEMENT, AND THAT THE 23RD DAY OF MAY NEXT YOU BE TAKEN FROM THENCE TO SOME CONVENIENT PLACE WITHIN ONE MILE OF THIS COURT HOUSE, AND THERE BE HANGED BY THE NECK UNTIL YOU ARE DEAD; AND THAT THE SHERIFF EXECUTE THIS SENTENCE; AND MAY THE LORD HAVE MERCY ON YOUR SOUL." A STOIC THE FIRST WOMAN SENTENCED TO DEATH IN ILLINOIS OR PERHAPS IN THE NORTHWEST TERRITORY, RECEIVED HER DOOM LIKE A STOIC, NEVER CHANGING A MUSCLE OF HER COUNTENANCE. SHE WAS GUARDED BY THE COURT HOUSE AFTER THE COURT ADJOURNED, AND ONE WOMAN IN PARTICULAR - LABORED HARD FOR HER SOUL'S SALVATION. AT LAST THE CONDEMNED SAID SHE WAS SAVED, AND FROM THAT TIME TO THE MOMENT OF HER DEATH DISPLAYED A VERY EMOTIONAL RELIGIOUS LIFE. SHE WAS BAPTISED IN THE EMBARRASS RIVER BY THE REV. JOHN SEED, A PIONEER METHODIST MINISTER. PUBLIC SENTIMENT, HOWEVER, WAS ENTIRELY AGAINST HER. AS THE DAY OF EXECUTION APPROACHED, THE BIRDS SAW THE WHOLE POPULATION WITHIN THE RADIUS OF A HUNDRED MILES MOVING TOWARDS LAWRENCEVILLE. IN FARM WAGON, ON HORSEBACK, AFOOT, THE NEBULOUS POPULATION GRADUALLY CONCENTRATED INTO ONE MASS. THE WOMEN CAME AND BROUGHT THE CHILDREN TO BE HELD UPON THE SHOULDERS OF THE MEN. MEN, NOW GRAY HAIRED, AFFIRM THAT THIS IS NOT AN EXAGGERATION TO SAY THAT THAT 23RD DAY OF MAY NOT A SOUL IN LAWRENCE COUNTY WAS AT HOME. SUCH A CROWD HAS NEVER BEEN SEEN IN THIS PART OF THE STATE. THE SCAFFOLD WAS BUILT OF ROUGH TIMBER AND WAS A SIMPLE AFFAIR. A BRACED BEAM, PROJECTING FROM A SINGLE POST, HAD THE NOOSE DANGLING FROM ITS END. THE TRAP WAS HELD UP BY A SMALLER ROPE WHICH RAN OVER A PULLEY IN THE BRACES AND WAS FASTENED TO THE FLOOR BEHIND, WHERE THE SHERIFF CUT IT WITH AN AXE. DYING HAPPY THE MOST "CONVENIENT PLACE" FOR THE EXECUTION WAS AT THE FOOT OF THE HILL WHICH RUNS PARALLEL WITH THE RIVER HERE, AS ELSEWHERE THROUGHOUT THE WABASH SYSTEM. MRS. REED RODE FROM THE JAIL TO THIS PLACE ON HER COFFIN, AND BY HER SIDE SAT A WOMAN, STILL LIVING (1885), WHO HAD DEVOTED MUCH TIME TO HER RELIGIOUS TRAINING SINCE HER SENTENCE. THE MURDERESS WAS DRESSED IN A LONG WHITE ROBE, NOT UNLIKE THE ASCENSION ROBES OF THE MILLERITES, WITH NOT A BIT OF COLOR TO RELIEVE THE PURITY. IN THE FACE OF THE POPULACE WHICH FILLED THE NATURAL AMPHITHEATRE SHE MOUNTED THE SCAFFOLD SINGING HYMNS AND CRYING OUT THAT SHE TRUSTED IN THE LORD. WITH NOTHING BUT SICKENING CRIME IN HER PAST, SHE DIED AS THOUGH SHE HAD THE STRENGTHENING SENSE OF A MISSION FULFILLED WHICH UPHELD JOAN OF ARC AND CHARLOTTE CORDAY. WHILE THE METHODIST MINISTER PREACHED A LONG FUNERAL DISCOURSE SHE ACTED LIKE SHE WAS IN THE AMEN CORNER OF A LOG CHURCH AND ENDORSED ALL THE PREACHER SAID. HER FERVID RESPONSES ALONG DISTURBED THE PERFECT QUIETUDE OF THE SCENE; THE MULTITUDE REMAINED PERFECTLY SILENT. WHEN THE LONG CEREMONIES WERE FINISHED SHE FIRMLY STEPPED UPON THE TRAP, A BLACK CAP DRAWN OVER HER HEAD, INTENSIFYING THE WHITENESS OF HER ROBES. THE NOOSE WAS ADJUSTED, AND A FEW MINUTES BEFORE 12 O'CLOCK SHERIFF THORN WITH ONE BLOW CUT THE SMALL ROPE THAT SUSPENDED HER ABOVE THE NEWLY-DUG GRAVE BELOW THE TRAP. SHE WHIRLED RAPIDLY AROUND A FEW TIMES, BUT DID NOT STRUGGLE, AND IN A FEW MINUTES SHE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD. THUS ENDED THE FIRST EXECUTION OF A WOMAN IN ILLINOIS - PROBABLY IN THE WEST - BEFORE EMOTIONAL INSANITY WAS DISCOVERED IN THE DAY WHEN GOOD OLD-FASHIONED, SOLID CITIZENS OR JURIES EXECUTED THE LAWS LIKE ROMANS. HER ANTE-MORTEM CONFESSION WAS PUBLISHED IN PAMPHLET FORM AND SOLD LARGELY, BUT NOT A COPY CAN NOW BE FOUND. SHE WAS BURIED BENEATH THE SCAFFOLD. THERE WERE SEVERAL AMBITIOUS YOUNG DOCTORS IN TOWN, AND NO ONE CARED WHAT BECAME OF HER BODY. THIS NEWSPAPER CLIPPING WAS FOUND IN A SCRAPBOOK PURCHASED AT AN AUCTION SALE OF THE LATE T. T. (DOC) JOHNSON AT PINKSTAFF, LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS. THE PAPER FROM WHICH IT WAS CLIPPED IS UNIDENTIFIED BUT WAS WRITTEN IN 1885. IT IS NOW THE PROPERTY OF MR. SAM DELONG OF LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS. COPIED SEPTEMBER 19, 1966 BY ORAN S. CALVERT, LAWRENCEVILLE, ILLINOIS." PAGE 139 - "BELIEVING THAT IT WILL BE OF INTEREST TO OUR MANY READERS, WE APPEND A LIST OF THE NAMES OF THE MEN WHO SERVED IN THE BLACK HAWK WAR FROM THESE COUNTIES" [EDWARDS, LAWRENCE, & WABASH]. PAGE 140 - "CAPTIN ABNER GREER'S COMPANY, SPY BATTALION OF ILLINOIS MOUNTED VOLUNTEERS, CALLED INTO THE SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES ON THE REQUISITION OF GEN. ATKINSON, BY THE GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION, DATED -----, 1832. MUSTERED OUT AUGUST 15, 1832." "MEN FROM EDWARDS COUNTY, CAPTAIN-ABNER GREER, FIRST LIEUTENANT-DAVID D. MARNEY, SECOND LIEUTENANT-AARON WELLS, SERGENTS: EBENEZER Z. RYAN, WILLIAM R. JACKMAN, MASON JONES, ALEXANDER H. GILMORE, CORPORALS: JAMES GADD, THOMAS B. SPENCER, JEREMIAH CAWTHORN, THOMAS J. ENGLAND, PRIVATES: ... JOSHUA DUDLEY...." RESEARCHED COURT RECORDS, PROPERTY RECORDS, PROBATE RECORDS, 1850 ILLINOIS MORTALITY SCHEDULE FOR LAWRENCE COUNTY (IT SHOWED JOSHUA'S BIRTH PLACE AS PENNSYLVANIA), 1850 AND 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS RECORD AND VISITED THE CITY CEMETARY IN SUMNER, LAWRENCE COUNTY, ILLINOIS WHERE HIS WIFE, BARBERY CLARK DUDLEY, AND DAUGHTER, RHODA ANN DUDLEY JACKSON-CAUDLE, ARE BURIED.

  
  

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  [S471] LAWRENCE ILLINOIS CIRCUIT COURT RECORDSLAWRENCEV. [S11700] MARRIAGE RECORDLAWRENCEVILLE, LAWRENCE, ILLINOIS.