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Portrait and biographical album of Lake County, Illinois. Containing Hill page ports, and
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biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the county, together
with ports, and biographies of all the Presidents of the United States and Governors^
the State.
Lake City Pub. Co.,
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1891.
Date:
Description: 792, [4] p. : illus., ports. ; 28 cm.
Lake County (111.) —Biography.
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Co-Author: Lake City Publishing Co. (Chicago)
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Angelina, wife of M fibster CaftUc. of j: ueccsjinry improve menu for successfully engaging
i nrnugton. III.; .lames, our subject, and S. B„
in agricultural pursuits arc there fotnid. Mo is nn
. industrious and busy man. yet gives some of bis
k is ti.arricrl and lives in Aurora. 111.
, A general account of the early life of any farmer | lime to public interests, lie ha? served ns a men.
lad who was reared under the parental roof in a j ber of the School Board, is a stanch Republican in
• jonticr county would not differ material ly from j politics, an ardent advocate of Urn. permwe pviuciihe boyhood of our subject. Ten summers had ! pics, and himself and wife :irc mcin!^ of the
passed over h.s hesd when lie came to Illinois. In i Methodist Cluudi at Gages Uke.
the schools of Ohio, Du Page and Lake Counties j
Seven children have been born unto Mr. and
he acquired his education, and in A8G0, he was j■ Mrs. Taylor, live of whom ate living: Klbcrt. born
joined in wedlock with Miss L'etalia Miltimore, a j .January 29, 18G2, married K'.ln Waugh, and wn«
native of this county, mid a daughter of Aaron
killed by the cars at. Kenosha Crossing. March II,
ami Polly 1 Bridge) M» Hi more, who were born, | 1**4, while serving as telegraph operator. Ills
reared and married in Vermont. Subsequently j widoxv reshles i.. Stevens Point, Wis: lle.it v, who
»ocy became residents of New Vork, whence they | was born January l.V 1X(J I. manied .Miss lRjc
came to this county at an early day. In Avon j Boyce and ruble* on the home farm; Lucy, born
Township they settled in 1639, and opened up a j in 1*C>G, is Die wife of Stephen Voum; ofValley
farm, continuing its cultivation until Mr. Milti- : County. Xeb.. by whom she has one chiM; Abner,
more's death which occurred in 1800. He was a ( horn September Kl. 1*07, Grace, in 1X7:3, and
millwright am! carpenter by trade but abandoned j Frank, in 1882, arc at home. Mr. Taylor has been
that occupation on his arrival in the West. II,s | an eye witness of the greater pan of Lake County’*
wife survived him twenty-eight year* and died in
growth and prosperity, lie has seen the intnnlucAVaukegr.n in 1878. They were parents of nine i lion of railroad* and the l ransformation t»f the
children, hut only two are now living: Lucretia, j wild prairie land into rich and fertile farms, while
n.fool A. Douglas, died in Warren township, in
the cabin homes are replaced by substantial real
December, 1369; Harvey is married and makes his deuces. When he first came here there ty ere no
bum* in Waukegan; Elbert and Alfred, twins, market facilities of any importance in ibecounty,
died at the agg of one year; Caroline, wife of I aud the work of civilization and progress seemed
Curtis Peck, died in Ft. .Scott, Kan., February 12, j hardly begun. He has cheerfully home hi.' xharc
1<S86, aged fifty-two years; Alonzo, who enlisted in j In promoting its iinterests and is a valued citizen
Waukegan in 1864, in the Ninety-sixth Illinois
of Warren Township.
Infantry for the remainder of the service, died i
while on his way to the front to Join his regiment; I
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.Marietta died of typhoid fever nl the age of fifteen
years; Mrs. Taylor is the next younger, and Har
riet, wife of Alvin Gilbert, died in Avon town
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} MAN \\ ll,Ml>l\ Who for Mfty-onc years
ship, in February, 1887.
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has been a resident and lead in*/ farmer of
Mr XR-vlor
fur ** **"'«* 1" '««•». #»<'
L4 the town ..I Deerfield, eh,i,„5 New York »,
was engaged on garrison duty. He also acted as
tin* state of bis nativity Tim place of bta birtli is
nurse in n hospital at Cleveland, Ten... lie was
j„ the town of Colesville. It,-........ County.
the
drafted into the rwelftl. Illinois Infantry, ami as- -late is July 22, ItiUO. liis parent.,- were Jesse ami
signed to Company D. and at the close of the war Hannah (Hunncl) Wiln^t, Mb natives of Con..as honorably •tiuliarg*' July 10. I8Gi. tin his uecticut. His father was bon, AneaH.I. 177.1 an,I
return, he one. more resumed farming i„ Fremont diet! in Colesville. X. V.. Ue.ober I!,. ,«io. Ills
Tow.,si,Ip, subsequently removing to H'.alven wife, horn June I... 177G- ,lie«l In IMS
They
Township. He owns 146 aces of valuable Ian,I were the parents of live sons „„,l one .laughter
furnished with two set. of buildings and all the I The so,., made the remarkable record of having a„
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second of that name, was born December 20, 1836,
Jived to celebrate their golden weddings, while one,
and became the aife of Philip Glitzier July 29,
the subject of this sketch, lifts celebrated liia ruby
18.r>7. lie is numbered among the early settlers of
wedding or the sixtieth anniversary of bis mar
Deerfield Township and is now deceased. His
riage. .Stephen B.. the eldest of the five brothers,
widow resides in Denver, Col. Levi Davis, born
was born February 20, 179$, married Mis? Betsy
Clauson, and died March 14, 1 b77. at the oge Of January 1, 1839, married Sarah A. Hodgkins and
seventy.nine years; Loly, the only daughter, was | resides at Hodgkiss, Delta County, Col. He was
born November 23, 1799, and died July 14, 1801; also a soldier of the Utc war, enlisting on the
Amos, born March 3, 1803, wedded Betsy Craw. 16th of July, 1851, in the Forty.seventh Illinois In
fan try, was wounded at the battle of Old Lake, La.,
ford, and died ill 1878, nt the age of seventy-six
being crippled for life, and was mustered out at
years; Asahcl was born March 21, 1804, married
Springfield, 111., in October, 1864. Lyman II., born
Olive Smith, and died in St. Paul, Minn., in March,
in Deerfield, III., April 25, 1841, is single and re
lbb&„ at the age of eighty*four, having long boon
sides on the old homestead. Mary, born July 2,
r» practicing physician; Lyman is now' eighty1813, was joined in wedlock May 10, 1865, with
live years of ago; Jesse, the youngest, was born
Ilham R. Bennett, and resides near Denver, Col.
September 13, 1810, chose for a wife Elizabeth
(See sketch cf Mr. Bennett’s family, who were
Luther, and is now living at the age of eighty-one
among the early settlers of Lake County), Harriet,
years in Carroll County, Mo.
born June 28, 1845, and died when thirteen and
I.ymnn Wihnoi, whose name heads this record,
one-half months old. Roswell O., born July 12,
having lost his father when a child of four years.
•ind his mother being in poor circumstances, wa?
1817, was married November 20, 1870, to Mias
Miranda C. Adams, and resides in Hodgkiss, Delta
obliged to leave home nt the early age of ten and
County, Col. Dwight Porter, born August 1C,
make his own way in the world. He began as s
farm bond. He was obliged to work hard, enjoyed
l$49, married JLI«»0 Scholes, June 9, 1881, and
resides in Evergreen, Col. lie wa3 tiie late repre
few comforts and no luxuries. His educational
sentative to tbo Colorado Legislature Ellen Eliza,
advantages wen; limited to a few mouths’attendance
born January 19, 1852, was married December 10,
nt the district schools in tho winter season. When
1876, to Edwin Ivittell. and their home is now in
lie arrived at the age of twenty-live he found that
South Chicago. Warren Ifonry, born October G,
he had accumulated enough of this world's goods
1856, Is now a resident of l)eer6cld, and bis sketch
to sot up a home for himself and was married March
17, 1831, in his native town to Miss Clarissa
is given elsewhere in this work. The children
Dwight, a daughter of Israel and Sarah (Porter; older than Lytflan H. were born in New York and
Dwight. She whs born in Windsor, BroomoCour.iy, those younger in Deerfield.
N. Y„ June 18, 1812, and is a lineal descendant of
Mr. Wilmot was engaged in farming in the town
John Dwight of Dedham, Mass., the founder of the of Greenwood, Steuben County, N. Y., until 1837,
when leaving Ids family, he first came to Lake
prominent New England family of that name
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmot have been blessed with a \ County on a prospecting tour, arriving at his deshuge family, numbering six sons and five dauglidilation on the 20th of May. Jesse, his younger
ters: Virgil, the eldest, was born June 9, 1834, in
brother, bad preceded him to this county in 1835,
Greenwood, Steuben County, N. V„ married Sarah ■ and had located (n what is now the town of I>oerKstlier Hunter nod resides in Humoston, Iowa. He ' field. Mr. Wilmot visited his brother and traveled
served in the I'nion Army in toe late war as a 1 oyer Northern Illinois for several months and in
member of ihc Forty-fifth Illinois Regiment, en- 1 November following returned to New York. In
listing October 5, 1861. lie was under Sherman J the fall of 1840, he emigrated from that $ut« to
in b'S march to Hie sen, and was mustered out in ; Lake County with bis family, coming by team to
December, 1864. Adelin, bom November l, 183d, I Buffalo where be transferred the teams to a steam,
died November 8. of the same year. Adelia, the i boat and took passage for Chicago. Arriving at
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t,mt IHM't. they drove to Dcorfleld. their future home, j of his own application has obtained an education
Ti February*. 1841. be purchased one hundred and
which fined him for the practical life l»t has led.
sixty acres of wild land, to which he afterwards
lie made farming his life-work, ami met with a
added until ho. now has two hundred and fort/
aigunl success in that direction. in politics he has
PCI 08.
IL's farm is largely prairie and is situated
always been a stanch Democrat, lmt never an mliooOn section 32, where he has made his home for the
seeker, although lie has always exercised his right
past fifty.one years. It is considered one of the
of franchise, He is a member of the Episcopal
most valuable farms in Deerfield, and the owner is
Church, ns was also his wife. Mr*. Johnson U :i V
one of the most successful and leading agriculturists horn on Staten Island, March 15. Ib’01. and died
of Lake County. 111 political sentiment he is an in December, 18G7, nl the age of $i,\U*.M.\ u.?u>.
earnest Republican. In early life he was an noli*
Their children avo as follows: .John Ik. n druggist
slavery Whig and was in full accord with the orig
of Kansas: Klira Ann, who is the widow of John
inal Abolitionists He lest his vote at the pros!Hodinc, and resides on Staten Island: Theresa and
doniinl election of 1840 by reason of his removal
Sarah M. both deceased: Louisa, wife of L K.
to the West that year. When the Republican party
Reed, a h.iukei of M. Paid. Minn., |\t.T of this
w as organized lie was 0110 of those who took part sketch; Henrietta, whose home is in Kansas; Nirlmin its formation in Northern Illinois. He has never
iris A., who is engaged m farming and carpentering
’•ecu it seeker for public office and has served only
in Batavia, ML; and Albeit, deceased,
in minor local positions lie was Moderator at the
Peter Johnson has been a resident of Illinois
first town meeting held in Deerfield, and has served
since his tenth year. In 1M4J the family t.:imc
a$ Assessor for that town. During the draft ho
West, traveling b) canal, railroad and the
accepted the veiy unpopular position of enrolling
They patted through Chicago when il was a mere
officer for hi* town, b.v which he made enemies and
village, giving little evidence of the wondci fill
even had Ida life threatened.
, growth which was soon to lake place and make it
Mr. Wilmot nnd his wife are members of the
the second city in the Union. Our subject received
Presbyterian Church. They celebrated their Ruby,
his education in the schools of New Vo»U nnd Hli*
or sixtieth, wedding anniversary in March of the
nois. and by varied reading and experience Ims lie*
present year. Roth are well preserved nnd enjoy, ! come a well-informed man. He began life for
*3 they deserve, the high regard of all who know
himself at the age of eighteen, serving an appren• hem, They hive reared a large family of chilticeship to the trade of a tinner in St. Charles and
•ben, of whom nine arc living and have become ] Elgin. III. He made hi* home ia DcKalb Connie,
icsefu: and respected members of society.
! frou: 1851 to 1600. and spent part of the year in
! tiio mountains, returning \lienee to Kigiu,
|
In November, 1353, Mr. Johnson was united 111
1 marriage with Miss Mary V. Die water, a native of
! Ohio, born in 1839. 'I licit* union ha* been hUs>cd
KTLK JOHNSON, one of Hie prominent * with six children, throe sous ami three daughters;
merchants ofWnucoutfn.is engaged in the
Clayton B.. who d*cd at the age of ten years, Inn
hardware business,having continued
in and Anna, both deceased; Gertrude, wife of Ifav.
that line of trade at this place fur n mini- | William II. Fierce, a Methodist minister of NuuJn
bf-r of years. He was born on Staten Island, N. j HI.; Albert Rav, who was educated in the Wan*•’ August IL !$33, and is the sixth in a family j COrnia schools, and is still at home; Jvlwin B., aged
of nine children, whose parents are Peter II. and 1 eleven years, completes the family.
Ann (Bogart. 1 Johnson. His father was horn on !
Jo May, l«b'5, Mr, Johnson began business in his
•Mate 11 Island in 1798, nnd i« still living at the ad- j present line in Wnneondn. lie carries a full and
v.-wjcvd age of ninety-three years. He attended the ! complete stock of hardware, Fair dealing, loa.soucommon a clioolb for n short time only, and by dint 1 able prices and a genial manner have won him n
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Ilnvi».«*ciwcil infarm.
and Modern Woodmen.
iiliaixloneil His”pursuit a"*'
log u itil IhfiQ, lie then
Uri.l.rc 0„iUli..S. UuU.uk
turned his attention to
iws fljst lemons in the pioneer corps tn the army
msd ha? hoik fo;ty one budges in Kenosha County,
Wis., besides many others in Cook, Lake ami Mr*
Henry Counties, of Illinois. His entire life i»as
been passed in this county where he is well and fafornbly known.
JjpAHRKN IlKNKY Wll.MUT. who makes
|,i$ home in Dceilhdd, is a member of the
firm of Hutchinson. Wilmot A* Mom, who
do business at Room 72, No. ll*» Dearborn Si wet,
Chicago, and is also manager of the branch oilier
ni Deerfield. Ho has the honor of being a native
born citizen of the county, his birth having oc
curred on the tith of October, I Son. in the town of
I lecrficld. His parents me l.yman and Clarissa
(Dwight) Wilmot. a sketch of whom is given else-
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I March 16. 1831: Arthur II., January 2*. ««Wi
| Maud 1C.. March 10. 1884; X.yn,«.. J..July .6,
1838; ami Minnie V., December H. 18«»Wilmot wns married to his present wife, who w«s
fomwly Mrs. Kva V. Keyes, at Deerfield, Fehruj
ary
2d. 1300. She was born near Palatine, Mm
.
wns the widow of Lewis Keyes, and a daughter of
Marlin Yant. Sim lms one child born of her first
1 marriage, :\ daughter, Clara K. C‘., born December
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23, I 67 3.
In political sentinKoit, Mr. Wilmot is a Repuldii can nnd has always* taken an active interest in
! political campaigns, doing what be could to insure
: the success and advance the interests of his party.
:
j While not ambitious of political preferment he has
served in various local public. offices. He was
(
chosen TrC9.«mvr <»f the town of Deerfield in April,
,
ISR-2. was re-elected and sewed until 1886. Two
i years Inter h;< was elected School Trustee and was
When tho town
! re-elected in tin.1 spring of 1801
was divided into Last and West Deer held, an event
j io whicu Mr. Wilmot was largely instrumental in
j
accomplishing, he was elected Supervisor of the
■
new town Of West Dee v He Id, was re-elected in the
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of .800 to serve U'O year, In March.
136.1. he established bts home m tuc v.lla^c of
I Deci field, where he has since resided. lie is :* Mas; ter Mason, a member of A. 0 Fay Lodge, No- 070.
jI 0f Highland Parle, also belongs to the Independent
(
Older of Foresters of Court Highland, No. 31. «*f
Highland Park. An active, energetic business rr.nu,
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,*1,11, scl.oul* wl,TC
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tramiH- .md completed
he received bis primary
" wh0(,i 4>f the
l,U «dueution in the pivpaia«or>
Northern College at Naperville. 111. l;u«* two years
.,fu-r :dt;ining I us majority, he was engaged in
filing farm machinery and in leadline School- and
from 1330 until W.I inclusive he was conducting
the home farm. in connection with this business
he has Iso. subsequently to 183.^, engaged in the
rcnl-wtsio busmen. i«» which, during Hm past t"«> i
Years, he has tie voted his entire lime and :d h i t ion. J:
|., April. 13:i i, l.e formed the existing partnership !
with
c A. llutchiusou mid K. J- Mum of ;
H,l»
linn ii nyw carrying on an exlmiChicago.
si ve business, making a specially ui Ukeshniv and 1
No'tlisourc property.
Wilmot Isas been twice nwnivd. lr. Kankakef, M .on M:» ill 17.1 ftuo. he wedded Miss Minnie
F. Vining. daughter of JeftiMYon ami Kliznbeth :
(Frazier) Yiumg. Slur was born in Kankakee !
County, 111.. February 2d. 13.78, and died DecernIxm- 19, 1866, leaving live children, two sons and
three daughters— JCdua tL, the eldest, w:m i-orn
Mr Wilmot enjoys a wide acquaintance and i*
rapidly working into a permanent and lucrative
busings,
——• ^ KNRY HODUK1NS, has long been a restdent of this county, dating his settlement
hero rrom 1644. He was born in St. Law
rence Comity, N- Y., on February l.i,
160), and there grow to manhood. After having
ftrrivcd aL mature years,he was united in marriage
on August U, 1821), with Miss Julia White, a na
tive of Jefferson County, N. Y-- born August li,
\808__she was thus married on Iter twenty fiist
birthday. They began their domestic life hi the
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Photocopy of pages from the Portrait and Biographical Album of Lake County Illinois about Lyman Wilmot along with a printout of the webpage information for the book through LIAISON: Libraries in Association catalog. Handwritten notes.
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Abolitionism
Adelia H. Wilmot Gutzler
Adelia Wilmot
Agriculturalist
American Civil War
American Civil War Battle of Old Lake Louisiana
American Civil War Sherman's March to the Sea
American Civil War Union Army Enrolling Officer
Amos Wilmot
Anti-Slavery Activities
Arthur H. Wilmot
Asahel Wilmot
Betsy Clauson Wilmot
Betsy Crawford Wilmot
Broome County New York
Buffalo New York
C.A. Hutchinson
Carroll County Missouri
Chicago Illinois
Clara F.C. Keyes
Clarissa Dwight Wilmot
Colesville New York
Colorado State House of Representatives
Colorado State Legislature
Connecticut
Dedham Massachusetts
Deerfield Assessor
Deerfield Illinois
Deerfield Public Library
Deerfield School District #109 Board of Trustees
Deerfield Town Hall Meetings
Deerfield Township
Deerfield Treasurer
Delta County Colorado
Denver Colorado
Dwight Porter Wilmot
Edna G. Wilmot
Edwin Kittell
Elizabeth Frazier Vining
Elizabeth Luther Wilmot
Ellen Eliza Wilmot Kittell
Eva Vant Keyes Wilmot
Evergreen Colorado
Farm Hand
Farm Machinery Sales
Farming
First Presbyterian Church
Fremont Public Library District
Gail Borden Public Library
Greenwood New York
Hannah Bunnel Wilmot
Harriet Wilmot
Highland Park Illinois
Hiram R. Bennett
Hodgkiss Colorado
Humeston Iowa
Hutchinson Wilmot and Blum
Illinois Republican Party
Independent Order of Foresters
Independent Order of Foresters of Court Highland No. 31
Israel Dwight
Jefferson Vining
Jesse Wilmot
John Dwight
Kankakee County Illinois
Kankakee Illinois
Lake City Publishing Company
Lake County Illinois
Lake Forest Public Library
Lakeshore Property
Levi Davis Wilmot
Lewis Keyes
Liaison: Libraries in Association Database
Lizzie Scholes Wilmot
Loly Wilmot
Lyman H. Wilmot
Lyman J. Wilmot
Lyman Wilmot
Martin Vant
Mary Wilmot Bennett
Masonic Order
Masonic Order A O Fay Lodge
Masonic Order A O Fay Lodge Master
Maud E. Wilmot
McHenry Public Library District
Minne V. Wilmot
Minnie E. Vining Wilmot
Miranda C. Adams Wilmot
Mundelein Public Library
Naperville Illinois
New York
North Suburban Library System Database
Northern College
Northshore Property
Old Lake Louisiana
Olive Smith Wilmot
Philip Gutzler
Political Campaigning
Portrait and Biographical Album of Lake County
Prairie
Prospecting Tour
R.J. Blum
Republican Party
Roswell O. Wilmot
Round Lake Area Public Library District
Sarah A. Hodgkins Wilmot
Sarah Esther Hunter Wilmot
Sarah Porter Dwight
School Teaching
South Chicago Illinois
Springfield Illinois
St. Paul Minnesota
Stephen B. Wilmot
Steuben County New York
Union Army
Union Army 45th Illinois Infantry
Union Army Forty-Seventh Illinois Infantry
Virgil Wilmot
Warren Henry Wilmot
Waukegan Public Library
West Deerfield Township
West Deerfield Township Supervisor
Whig Party
William T. Sherman
Windsor New York
Zion-Benton Public Library District
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Obituaries
Death Notices
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The obituaries and death notices that appeared in the Deerfield Review newspaper
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1945, 1947-1995
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DPL.0007.002
Coverage
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1945-1995
Text
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Title
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Eva K. Vant Wilmot Obituary
Source
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Deerfield Review
Publisher
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Deerfield Review
Date
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06/15/1950
Language
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English
Identifier
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DPL.0007.002.558
Arthur H. Wilmot
Clara Keyes
Deerfield Illinois
Deerfield Pharmacy
Deerfield Review
Deerfield Supervisor
Edna Wilmot Bennett
Eva K. Vant Wilmot
Harold Vant
Hazel Vant Kreh
Knoxville Tennessee
L.J. Wilmot
Lake County Circuit Court
Lake County Circuit Court Judge
Lake County Illinois
Malvina Vant
Marin Vant
Maywood California
Minnie Wilmot Shoults
Mrs. Arno Frantz
Mrs. Henry Kebker
Mrs. Lewis O. Brockway
Obituary
Palatine Illinois
Richard M. Vant
Teacher
Warren H. Wilmot
Waukegan Illinois
Wilmot School