Two brothers Arthur Milo Root and Charles Frank Root buried in the Main Street Cemetery now have a stone to mark their graves. The brothers were grandsons of Abigail Stearns […]
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Two brothers Arthur Milo Root and Charles Frank Root buried in the Main Street Cemetery now have a stone to mark their graves. The brothers were grandsons of Abigail Stearns
Charles Blair Blodgett, Jr, was the infant son of Charles Blodgett and grandson of noted abolitionist Israel Blodgett and wife Avis Dodge Blodgett. He died the year after his birth.
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Cemetery marker: O3 This plaque honors the many citizens of Downers Grove who served her country in the Civil War.
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Main St. Cemetery Marker: O2 The Garden Club of Downers Grove has designated the Main Street Cemetery as a Blue Star Memorial By-Way as a tribute to the Armed Forces
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Johan Georg and Elizabethe Gros Suchar were early settlers of Downers Grove. They are the progenitors of the Sucher family in Downers Grove. They were the parents of at least
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Johan Georg and Elizabethe Gros Suchar were early settlers of Downers Grove. They are the progenitors of the Sucher family in Downers Grove. They were the parents of at least
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Jane Cumming Dalrymple Kennedy was born in Mochrum, Wigtownshire, Scotland in 1848. She came to America with her husband Robert Hugh Kennedy and young son Robert in 1879. Their journey
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Lorenzo Church was born about 1820 in New York. By 1850 he was in Downers Grove and had married Emily Maria Wentworth. While the Wentworth heritage is well documented, no
Private William H Attwood was the son of John and Sarah Atwood, who came to Downers Grove in 1865. William enlisted in Company D of the 156th Illinois Infantry on
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