Isobell is found in the 1860 Illinois census, Warren County, Hale township. She is age 30 and is living at home with her parents.
Isobel Rodgers is found in the 1870 Illinois census, Warren County, Hale township. she is age 40 and keeping house. She lives in the household of her brother Calvin M.
Her death is registered in the records of the Sugar Tree Grove Presbyterian Church, she died at age 80.
Her obituary is found in the Monmouth Review.
Miss Isobel I. Rodgers died 13 Feburary 1912 at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. C.M. Rodgers, seven miles northwest of Monmouth, cancer being the cause of her death. She was born in Missouri in 1830 and for some twenty years lived in Monmouth and later northwest of the city. She left one brother, S.W. Rodgers of San Jose, California and one sister, Mrs. Mary T. Graham of Monmouth. The funeral was held at the Rodgers residence with Reverend Samuel Brown of Sugar Tree Grove in charge and burial was in the Sugar Tree Grove cemetery.
Isobell is found in the 1860 Illinois census, Warren County, Hale township. She is age 30 and is living at home with her parents.
Isobel Rodgers is found in the 1870 Illinois census, Warren County, Hale township. she is age 40 and keeping house. She lives in the household of her brother Calvin M.
Her death is registered in the records of the Sugar Tree Grove Presbyterian Church, she died at age 80.
Her obituary is found in the Monmouth Review.
Miss Isobel I. Rodgers died 13 Feburary 1912 at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. C.M. Rodgers, seven miles northwest of Monmouth, cancer being the cause of her death. She was born in Missouri in 1830 and for some twenty years lived in Monmouth and later northwest of the city. She left one brother, S.W. Rodgers of San Jose, California and one sister, Mrs. Mary T. Graham of Monmouth. The funeral was held at the Rodgers residence with Reverend Samuel Brown of Sugar Tree Grove in charge and burial was in the Sugar Tree Grove cemetery.
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