Rebecca Taylor 1860-1942

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Rebecca Frances Taylor
Born: 20 June 1860 IL
Died: 3 Oct. 1942, Mill Shoals, White Co., IL
Buried: Thomason Cemetery, Wayne City, Wayne Co., IL

Married: William Nathan Wheeler, 11 April 1880, White Co., IL

Records:
1860 - Sep. 5 - Illinois, White Co., Twp. 3S, Range 8E, Post Office Burnt Prairie - census:
Taylor, Martin N. 29, no occupation, personal estate $300, b. IL
Darcus 28, b. IL, illiterate
Matilda 10, b. IL
Sarah 8, b. IL
Jane 4, b. IL
Samantha 2, b. IL
Rebeca 2/12, b. IL

living next to William Taylor age 55, Robert Taylor age 19, James Taylor age 34, Isaac Taylor age 23, James Taylor age 33, Daniel Taylor age 24

 1870 - June 6 - Illinois, White Co., Burnt Prairie - census: 
Taylor, Martin 39, farmer, personal estate $250, b. IL
Dorcas, 38, keeping house, b. IL, illiterate
Sarah 18, at home, b. MO, can't write
Jesse 14 male, at home, b. IL, can't write
Samantha 12, at home, b. IL, illiterate
Rebecca 10 at home, b. IL
Logan 8, b. IL
Sherman 4, b. IL
Clara 2, b. IL

 1880 - June 23 - Illinois, White Co., Springerton - census
Wheeler, Nathan 22, married in census year, laborer, b. IL, parents birthplaces unknown
Rebecca, 19, wife, b. IL, parents born IL

1900 - Illinois - White Co., Mill Shoals - census:
Wheeler, Nathan, b. Jan. 1856, 44 md. unknown number of years, b. IL, father b. KY, mother b. IL, timber inspector, owns mortgaged home
Rebecka, b. June 1858, 41, md. unknown number of years, 2 children, 2 living [mistake, 3 children listed in this census], b. IL, father b. IL, mother b. IL
Verna, daughter/sister, b. June 1860, 39, md. 1 year 0 children, b. IL, parents b. IL [issues with this line, sister written over daughter]
Vernet [Lonnie], son b. Feb. 1881, 19 b. IL, parents b. IL, day laborer
Vernon [Donald], son, b. Jan. 1883, 17, b. IL, parents born IL, day laborer
Allen, William, son-in-law, b. July 1886, 18, b. IL, father b. TN, mother b. England, telegraph operator

1910 - April 21 - Illinois - White Co., Mill Shoals - census: living next to Ben Gwaltney family:
Wheeler, W.N. 51, md. 1 time, 30 years, b. IL, father b. KY, mother b. IL, miller, owns free house
Wheeler, Rebecca F. wife, 50, md. 1 time, 30 years, 4 children, 3 living, b. IL, parents b. IL

1920 - Jan. 15 - Indiana, Madison Co., Anderson - census - 2430 Pearl Street, down the street from Ben Gwaltney family:
Wheeler, William F. head, owns mortgage home, 62, b. IL, parents b. IL, laborer Pierce Gorman
Rebecca F. 59, b. IL, parents b. IL
Gurley, Edith, boarder, 25 b. IL, father b. IL, mother b. KY, assembler, Remy Electric

1930 - April 2 - Illinois, White Co., Mills Shoals - census:
Wheeler, Lonnie, head, owns home valued at $1000, 47, married, age at first marriage 21, literate, b. IL, parents b. IL, engineer, steam saw mill
Anna, wife, 46, married, age at first marriage 21, literate, b. IL, parents b. Germany
Rebecca F. mother, 66, widow, literate, b. IL, father b. MO, mother b. IL

1940 - April 6 - Illinois, White Co., Mill Shoals - census, east of state highway:
owns home, valued at $1800
Wheeler, Lonnie, head, 57, md. completed 6th grade, b. IL, lived same house 1935, employed, worked 60 weeks before census, overseer, farm, private work, worked 52 weeks in 1939, income $520
Anna wife, 56, md. completed 6th grade, b. IL, lived same house 1935
Rebecca mother, 78, widow, completed 6th grade, b. IL, lived same house 1935

1942 - Oct. 3 - Illinois, White Co., Mill Shoals - death certificate: 
Wheeler, Rebecca F. female, white, 82 years old, certificate #124, death date 10/3/1942,

Children:
Verna May
Lonnie Vernet
Donnie Vernon
Unidentified child b. between 1900 and 1910
Unidentified child b. between 1911 and 1923


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