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Harshbarger Cemetery of Knox County, IL |
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My daughter, Kate, and I just visited this cemetery. We were there around the first of May of this year. Had to get permission from the land owner and then he gave me my first ride on a four wheeler back into the cemetery. Also, found there is a tombstone in their yard by a tree. Took a photo of that also. Want to go back and have permission to do so and will try and get better photos. Right now the cemetery is overgrown with weeds, tree saplings, and such. My daughter couldn't go back with us as the four wheeler only holds two and didn't want her sitting in the car by herself. She wouldn't go into the house with the other folks.
right at the moment can't locate my listings for people buried here will post a little later...
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Listings from the History of Maquon & Vicinity
| Surname | first name | Birth | death | other comments | Military |
| Harshbarger | Jacob | May 30, 1787 | April 15, 1867 | ||
| Harshbarger | Elizabeth | Nov. 10, 1789 | June 28, 1856 | wife of Jacob | |
| Harshbarger | Jacob | May 11, 1826 | Jan. 25, 1840 | son of J & E Harshbarger | |
| Harshbarger | Amanda | Feb 16, 1849 | Feb. 02, 1860 | dau of J & M Harshbarger | |
| Harshbarger | Mary | daughter of ? stone by the tree. added by Foxie's research | |||
| Linn | John S. | June 23, 1806 | Dec. 06, 1861 | ||
| Linn | Lucinda E | Dec 14, 1847 | Sept 20, 1851 | dau of J S & S M Linn | |
| Linn | Nancy J. | Sept 11, 1851 | dau of J. S. & S M Linn | ||
| Plummer | Nancy R | March 02, 1808 | August 06, 1865 | wife of A. Plummer | |
| Hughes | Randolph | Oct 16, 1804 | May 03, 1955 | ***tombstone photo below | |
| Hughes | Melisssa | Dec 07, 1863 | Mar 11, 1865 | dau of Wm & S. Hughes | |
| Hughes | William | May 29. 1835 | Sept 01, 1864 | ****tombstone photo below | |
| Conner | Jane | March 11, 1785 | Sept, 01, 1864 | Wife of Charles Conner | |
| Scott | Mary M. | Feb 27, 1856 | Nov 28, 1861 | dau of W. B. & C. Scott | |
| Scott | Jenny L. | Dec 23, 1861 | dau of W B. & C. Scott | ||
| Scott | Herbert D. | Sept 01, 1859 | Feb 26, 1861 | son of J W & M M Scott | |
| Scott | Infant son | Sept 26, 1855 | son of J W & S E Scott | ||
| Scott | Leona S. | `Sept 08, 1864 | dau of W B & C T Scott | ||
| Scott | Ida A | March 29, 1859 | |||
| Scott | Emma | 1862 | 1yr 8mo 10da | ||
| Scott | Infant | Jan 13, 1860 | |||
| Pickrel | Silas | July 02, 1864 | Aug 30, 18654 | son of G & M Pickrel | |
| Pickrel | Ellen | Dec 15, 1861 | Nov 17, 1862 | son of G B & M Pickrel | |
| ***Wells | Chloe | dau of H. M. & C. D. Wells died Oct 19, 1862 Aged 1yr ?Mo 13ds added by Foxie's research |
Wolf, Jacob, Farmer; born Feb. 7, 1814 in Athens County, Ohio, where he was educated. His parents were Jacob Wolf of Pennsylvania, and Lydia (Dorr) of Jackson County, Ohio. Jacob Wolf, Senior, was a tanner by trade, and after living many years in Ohio, moved to Porter County, Indiana, where he died. The ancestry of the Wolf family is German and English.
Mr. Jacob Wolf was married in Haw Creek Township March 4, 1849, to Elizabeth Pickrel. They have five children: Josephine, deceased; Mrs. Mary Pursel; John; Sarah, deceased; and Emily, who married Darius Woolsey and was the mother of seven children.
Mr. Wolf’s first occupation after moving to Illinois was that of cattle dealer. He bought cattle in Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois, and drove them to eastern markets. He was a very shrewd and capable manager, and at the time of his death owned nearly 3,000 acres of land in Knox County. He carried on an extensive farming business, but used much of his land for pasture. He often fed five hundred head of cattle at a time. Mr. Wolf was a republican. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The old Wolf homestead is now owned and managed by John Wolf, who was born Jan. 27, 1853; he was married to Miss Delmar Harshbarger, a daughter of Jonathan Harshbarger. They have three children: Ralph, Marie, and Wayne. Mr. John Wolf owns the old homestead and about 1,000 acres of land.
Hannah, David, Farmer; Elba Township; born Oct. 12, 1847; educated in the common schools. His parents were James and Sarah (McKenney) Hannah of Scotland; James Hannah is deceased.
David Hannah was married in Haw Creek Township, Feb. 6, 1873, to Olive Harshbarger, she was born may 27, 1853. Their children are: Clyde H., born Nov. 30, 1873; Pearl O., born Jan 3, 1876; Glenn I., born Dec. 22, 1878; Della L. born Jan 31, 1884; Forrest D., born Aug. 13, 1888, died in Jan. 1892; Rollin F. born Nov. 1, 1892; and Eva Pauline, born March 7, 1895. Pearl and Glenn are teachers.
Mr. Hannah has a fine residence and a farm of 320 acres on Section 8. He is an extensive raiser of stock. Mr. Hannah is a republican. He is a member of the Knights of Pythias, at Williamsfield, and a member of the Miner of Honor.
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