MALGRUM CUY HAYES^[1]

1866 - 1928  (61 years)  Submit Photo / Document

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• Name	MALGRUM CUY HAYES
  Born	24 Oct 1866	ILLINOIS
  Gender	Male
  Died	23 Mar 1928	MT. VERNON, JEFFERSON, ILLINOIS
  Age	61 years
  Buried	Abt 25 Mar 1928	MT. VERNON, JEFFERSON, ILLINOIS
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  Person ID	I484	Caudle Descendants
  Last Modified	29 Dec 2004

  
  

  Family	ELIZABETH E[LLEN] CAUDLE,   b. 28 Apr 1869, BRIDGEPORT, LAWRENCE, ILLINOIS ,   d. 8 Jun 1903, CRETE, WILL, ILLINOIS   Age: 34 years
  Married	3 Mar 1890	MT. VERNON, JEFFERSON, ILLINOIS
  Children	1. JOHN EDMON HAYES,   b. 21 May 1891, BONNIE, JEFFERSON, ILLINOIS   2. HATTIE HAYES,   b. 1892   3. RACHEL HAYES,   b. 1894 4. EARL SHERIDAN HAYES,   b. 25 Mar 1895, PARAGOULD, GREENE, ARKANSAS ,   d. 23 Feb 1983  Age: 87 years   5. NO NAME HAYES,   b. 3 Jun 1903, CRETE, ILLINOIS ,   d. 3 Jun 1903, CRETE, ILLINOIS   Age: 0 years
  Family ID	F182	Group Sheet

  
  

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  		Married - 3 Mar 1890 - MT. VERNON, JEFFERSON, ILLINOIS Child - JOHN EDMON HAYES - 21 May 1891 - BONNIE, JEFFERSON, ILLINOIS Child - EARL SHERIDAN HAYES - 25 Mar 1895 - PARAGOULD, GREENE, ARKANSAS Child - NO NAME HAYES - 3 Jun 1903 - CRETE, ILLINOIS Died - 23 Mar 1928 - MT. VERNON, JEFFERSON, ILLINOIS Buried - Abt 25 Mar 1928 - MT. VERNON, JEFFERSON, ILLINOIS  = Link to Google Maps   = Link to Google Earth
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  CALLED MAL MECHANIC IN MALGRUM'S WEDDING AUTOGRAPH BOOK IN THE POSSESSION OF EARL HAYES, ELIZABETH, HIS WIFE TO BE, WROTE: (CENTERED IN MIDDLE OF PAGE) "DECEMBER THE 24/'89 (SKIPPED THREE LINES) friend Malgrum (SKIPPED FOUR LINES) these lines are dended by a (NEW LINE) friend sience [SINCERE ?] and true (NEW LINE) hoping but to be kendred (NEW LINE) when i far away from you[.] (SKIPPED TWO LINES INDENTED) Your friend[,] Lizzie Caudle[.]" J. H. HAYS WROTE ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE NEXT PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPED): "December 26, 1889 (SKIPPED TWO LINES) the wages of sin is death (NEW LINE) But the gift of God is (NEW LINE) Eternal Life threw (NEW LINE) ouer Lord Jesus Christ[.] (SKIPPED TWO LINES INDENTED) J. H. HAYS" (THE S ON THE END OF HAYS LOOKS LIKE AN 8) SOMEONE WROTE ON RIGHT SIDE OF THE SAME PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPED): "26 DEC 1889 (NEW LINE) Pain[,] Disappointment[,] sickness[,] strife. (NEW LINE) Milatere {?] molests and trouble life. (NEW LINE) Do arrive grusome in its stay. (NEW LINE) It shakes the tenement of Clay[.] (SKIPPED FOUR LINES INDENTED) dedicated to Mr. Malgrum Hayes" LILLIE HAYES WROTE AT THE TOP OF NEXT PAGE: Dear Cousin (SKIPPED TWO LINES INDENTED) When in a far and (NEW LINE) Distant Land and you (NEW LINE INDENTED) No more i see remember (NEW LINE INDENTED) it was your dear (NEW LINE) Cousin whitch rote these lines (NEW LINE INDENTED) for thee[.] (SKIPPED ONE LINE INDENTED) LILLIE HAYES" LEONA JONES, ELIZBETH'S SISTER, WROTE ON RIGHT SIDE OF NEXT PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE), at top of page, "MR. Malgrum Hayes feb the 16, 1890 (NEW LINE) When this you see Remember me (NEW LINE) though on this earth it may not be (NEW LINE) If first the grave shall be my bed (NEW LINE) please think of me when i am dead[.] (SKIPPED THREE LINES) Very truly (SKIPPED ABOUT FIVE LINES) Your friend Leona Jones Mt[.] Vernon [,] Jefferson Co[.]" AT THE MIDDLE OF THE PAGE READING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT. IDA CAUDLE, ELIZABETH'S SISTER, WROTE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF NEXT PAGE AT THE TOP TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE), "feb the 16 (NEW LINE) 1890 (NEW LINE) friend Malgrum (SKIPPED TWO LINES) Remember me and for [probably store] it in Your mind (NEW LINE) That a true friend is hard to find. (SKIPPED THREE LINES INDENTED TO THE LEFT) Your friend[,] (SKIPPED TWO LINES INDENTED) Ida Caudle" LEMUEL CAUDLE, ELIZABETH'S COUSIN FROM HER UNCLE GEORGE HARDIN CAUDLE, WROTE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE NEXT PAGE AT THE TOP TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE), "March 3rd 1890 (NEW LINE DIVIDING WHAT HE WROTE IN TWO COLUMNS) When your days on (NEW LINE) Earth are Ended and (NEW LINE) these paths no more (NEW LINE) you trod may your (NEW LINE) name in gold be (NEW LINE) Written in the (IN LARGE, BOLD LETTERS) Autograph of god. (SKIPPED ONE LINE) Your friend[,] (SKIPPED TWO LINES) Lemuel Caudle A way over here (NEW LINE) where mone may (New LINE) See it I (IT AND I APPEARS AS ONE WORD ILL) write these (NEW LINES) few lines think (NEW LINE) of me. (NEXT LINE) L. CAUDLE" HENRY CAUDLE, ELIZABETH'S BROTHER, WROTE ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF THE NEXT PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE), " feb 22, 1890 (NEXT LINE) friend Malgrum (NEW LINE ABOUT THREE LINES DOWN) When this you (NEW LINE) see think of me[.] (SKIPPED THREE LINES) Your friend[,] (SKIPPED TWO LINES) henry Caudle" DELLA V. COFIELD WROTE ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE NEXT PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE) , " Malgrum March the 7 (SKIPPED THREE LINES) As ever remember (NEW LINE) Your friend[,] Della V. Cofield" JOHN JEFFERSON CAUDLE, ELIZABETH'S FATHER, WROTE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE SAME PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE), " February the 28[,] 1889 (NEW LINE) Malgress Hayes he would be (NEW LINE) a Daisy if he was not so (NEW LINE) Develish lazy[.] (SKIPPED ONE LINE INDENTED) J. J. CAUDLE" MARTHA J. HAYES WROTE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE NEXT PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE), "March the 26[,] ['] 89 (NEXT LINE INDENTED ABOUT THREE TIMES) Dear Friend (NEW LINE) When rocks and Hills divide us (NEW LINE INDENTED) And you no more (NEW LINE) I see Just take pen (NEW LINE INDENTED) and paper (NEW LINE) And rite a Line (NEW LINE) to me[.] From A Friend[,] (NEW LINE) Martha J Hayes" R. W. MYERS, ELIZABETH'S BROTHER-IN-LAW THROUGH IDA CAUDLE, HER SISTER, WROTE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE NEXT PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE) IN BEAUTIFUL PENMANSHIP, "May the 20th, 1894 (SKIPPED TWO LINES) Friend Malgrum. (SKIPPED THREE MORE LINES) On the broad high way of acton (or aclon) (NEW LINE) Friends of worth or [are] far and few (NEW LINE) But when one proves ther [their] friend ship (NEW LINE) Cling to the one that clings to you[.] (NEW LINE INDENTED) Your friend[,] (NEW LINE INDENTED) R. W. MYERS." LUKE HAYES WROTE SOMETHING THAT'S FADED OUT NOW AND I COULDN'T READ ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE NEXT PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE). IT STARTS WITH THE DATE, THEN IT SAY'S "Friend Malgrum" THERE'S THREE OR FOUR LINES AND IT ENDS WITH "Yours truly[,] Luke Hayes" THEN THERE'S TWO OR THREE WORDS UNDER THE SIGNATURE. ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE SAME PAGE THERE'S THESE WORDS. "...When this you (NEW LINE) see rem[e]mber me." BRIDGE CAUDLE, ELIZABETH'S BROTHER, WROTE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE NEXT PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS BUT WRITING FROM THE MIDDLE LINE OF THE SECOND SQUARE FROM THE LEFT TO EDGE OF PAPER (THE PAGE WAS DIVIDED INTO THREE SQUARES, TWO OF WHICH RAN ACROSS THE TOP OF THE PAGE WHICH WAS TURNED SIDEWAYS WHILE THE OTHER RAN THE LENGTH OF THE ENTIRE PAGE UNDER THE FIRST TWO SQUARES): "1-5-1907 West (NEW LINE) Velma (NEW LINE) ill (SAME LINE) MR M[.] C[.] hayes (NEW LINE) Dear friend (SKIPPED THREE LINES) When Rocks and hills (NEW LINE) divide us an you no more (NEW LINE) i see remember the one (NEW LINE) Who often thinks of thee[.] (SKIPPED ONE LINE INDENTED) Yours truly[,] (SKIPPED ONE LINE) Bridge Caudle." MAGGIE H[?]DD WROTE ON THE LEFT TOP SQUARE ON THE NEXT PAGE ACROSS THE TOP EDGE OF PAPER: " March the 26[,] 1897 Mt. Veran, Illinois (SKIPPED ONE LINE) Friend Malgrum (SKIPPED THREE LINES) First in your album (NEW LINE) Last in your thought (NEW LINE) Last to be rem[e]mbered (NEW LINE) First to be forgot[.] (SKIPPED ONE LINE) Your friend, (SKIPPED ONE LINE INDENTED UNDER YOUR FRIEND) Maggie H[?]mdd" (COULD BE HAMMOND OR HARMOND) AGGIE CAUDLE, ELIZABETH'S SISTER, WROTE ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE NEXT PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE) STARTING AT THE MIDDLE LINE AND READING DOWN TO THE BOTTOW OF THE PAGE: "February the 14 1890 (NEW LINE INDENTED) friend Malgrum (SKIPPED ABOUT FOUR LINES) When I am old (NEW LINE) and can not see (NEW LINE) Put on your specks (NEW LINE) and think of me[.] (SKIPPED ABOUT FIVE LINES INDENTED) Your friend[,] (SKIPPED TWO LINES) Aggie Caudle" BRIDGE CAUDLE, ELIZABETH'S BROTHER, AGAIN WROTE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE SAME PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE) FROM MIDDLE LINE TO TOP OF PAGE: "M[]. C[.] hayes (SKIPPED THREE LINES) When the Evening shades (NEW LINE) are falling are [oer] the dark (NEW LINE) and lon[e]ly sea and the (NEW LINE) Whiperwile is singing (NEW LINE) Will You Ever think of me[.] (SKIPPED ONE LINE INDENTED) Your Brother[,] (NEW LINE INDENTED) Bridge Caudle" N. L. CAUDLE, ELIZABETH'S BROTHER, WROTE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE NEXT PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE) FROM THE TOPSIDE DOWN: "M arch the 3[,] 1890 (SKIPPED TWO LINES) remberthe friend (NEW LINE) rember the part (NEW LINE) rember the girl (NEW LINE) that i kiss last. Your Brother (NEW LINE INDENTED) N. L. CAUDLE" LEM CAUDLE, ELIZABETH'S COUSIN, WROTE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE NEXT PAGE TURNED SIDEWAYS (LANDSCAPE): "March th[e] 3[,] 1890 (NEW LINE) When the Shades of life (NEW LINE) is falling oer the dark (NEW LINE) and dreary Sea and the (NEW LINE) Nightingales are Singing (NEW LINE) will you ever think of me[.] (NEW LINE INDENTED SEVERAL TIMES) Yours truly[,] (SKIPPED TWO LINES UNDER YOURS TRULY) Lem Caudle" A. E. CAUDLE (DON'T KNOW WHO THIS IS UNLESS ITS AGNES COLLINS CAUDLE, ELIZABETH'S SISTER) WROTE ON THE NEXT PAGE: "febuary 16the 1890 (NEW LINE) friend Malgrum (NEW LINE) When i am laid be neath thy pines (NEW LINE) think of the one (NEW LINE) Who wrote these (NEW LINE) lines Yours (NEW LINE INDENTED) trully (NEW LINE) for ever and ever (NEW LINE) Your friend (SKIPPED TWO LINES) A. E. CAUDLE" "Mt Vernon (NEW LINE) ill (NEW LINE) JEFFERSON CT" WRITTEN ON THE SIDE.

  
  

• Sources

  [S617] EARL SHERIDAN AND ELIZA HAYES617 19TH STREET, MT.