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#	Description	Notes	Last Modified Date	Person ID	Tree	Last Name	First Name	Living	Tree
1101	1940 U.S. census - Edwin Clancy household (Chicago Ward 49, Cook Co., IL)	6800 Sheridan Road, household 68, rented for $54 per month 15. Clancy Edwin, head, male, white, 28, married, completed 3 years of college, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, worked 70 hours in prior week as a finisher at a photography (illeg), worked 52 weeks and earned $1200 in wages in 1939 16. Clancy Josephine, wife, female, white, 24, married, completed 4 years of high school, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, housework 17. Clancy Dennis, son, male, white, 2, single, born Illinois 18. Meyers Lurline, servant, female, white, 19, single, completed 4 years of high school, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, worked 48 hours as servant for a private family, worked 52 weeks and earned $330 in wages in 1939	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1102	Petition for naturalization - William Joachim Hufford, page 1 (Eastern District of Washington)	File in the U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of Washington at Spokane, Washington. Parent 1: 1. Full, true and correct name: Robert W. Hufford 2. Present residence: E. 15 High Drive, Spokane, Spokane, Wash. 3. Occupation: broker 4. Birth date/location: Oct. 14, 1916 at Cerro Gordo, Illinois 5. Citizen of U.S.A. by birth Parent 2: 1a. Full, true and correct name: Patricia G. Hufford 2a. Present residence: E. 15 High Drive, Spokane, Spokane, Wash. 3a. Occupation: housewife 4a. Birth date/location: May 11, 1920 at Chicago, Illinois 5a. Citizen of U.S.A. by birth 6. We are the adoptive parents of: William Joachim Hufford. We adopted said child on June 1, 1955 in the court of Stuttgart at Stuttgart, Germany. 7. The said child now resides with us at E. 15 High Drive, Spokane, Spokane, Wash. 8. The said child was born on August 14, 1954 in Stuttgart, Germany 9. Personal description: male, fair complexion, brown eyes, blonde hair, 3 feet 4 inches, 35 ponds, no distinctive marks, single 10. Said child was lawfully admitted to the United States at New York, N.Y. for permanent residence under the name of Joachin W. Hufford on June 5, 1955 on TWA 963. 11. Said child is now and has been in our legal custody for at least 2 years since June 1, 1955 and has resided in the United States continualy immediately preceeding the date of this petition since June 5, 1955. 12. (blank) 13. Szaid child has been physically present in the United States for an aggregate period of at least 24 months during the past 2 years and intends to reside permanently in the United States. 14. No prior petition (attestations and signatures) Alien registration No. 8,899,278	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1103	1950 U.S. census - Robert W. Hufford household (Warrenville, DuPage Co., IL)	household 81, not a farm, not on 3+ acres 20. Hufford, Robert W., head, white, male, 33, married, born Illinois, grain broker, international import/export house 21. Hufford, Patricia G., wife, white, female, 29, married, born Illinois 22. Hufford, Nancy Sue, daughter, white, female, 1, never married, born Illinois	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1104	1950 U.S. census - Robert W. Hufford household (Warrenville, DuPage Co., IL)	household 81, not a farm, not on 3+ acres 20. Hufford, Robert W., head, white, male, 33, married, born Illinois, grain broker, international import/export house 21. Hufford, Patricia G., wife, white, female, 29, married, born Illinois 22. Hufford, Nancy Sue, daughter, white, female, 1, never married, born Illinois	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1105	1950 U.S. census - Robert W. Hufford household (Warrenville, DuPage Co., IL)	household 81, not a farm, not on 3+ acres 20. Hufford, Robert W., head, white, male, 33, married, born Illinois, grain broker, international import/export house 21. Hufford, Patricia G., wife, white, female, 29, married, born Illinois 22. Hufford, Nancy Sue, daughter, white, female, 1, never married, born Illinois	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1106	IN PANAMA (Decatur Herald & Review, 22 Nov 1942, page 12)	IN PANAMA First Leitu. Robert W. Hufford, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hufford of Cerro Gordo, is now stationed in the Panama Canal Zone with the coast artillery. He has been in the zone since April, and was called to duty as a second lieutenant in the reserves on Jan. 1, 1942. Hufford is a graduate of the Cerro Gordo high school and the University of Illinois. He was formerly employed by the Quaker Oats Co. at St. Louis.	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1107	IN PANAMA (Decatur Herald & Review, 22 Nov 1942, page 12)	IN PANAMA First Leitu. Robert W. Hufford, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hufford of Cerro Gordo, is now stationed in the Panama Canal Zone with the coast artillery. He has been in the zone since April, and was called to duty as a second lieutenant in the reserves on Jan. 1, 1942. Hufford is a graduate of the Cerro Gordo high school and the University of Illinois. He was formerly employed by the Quaker Oats Co. at St. Louis.	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1108	Petition for naturalization - William Joachim Hufford, page 1 (Eastern District of Washington)	File in the U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of Washington at Spokane, Washington. Parent 1: 1. Full, true and correct name: Robert W. Hufford 2. Present residence: E. 15 High Drive, Spokane, Spokane, Wash. 3. Occupation: broker 4. Birth date/location: Oct. 14, 1916 at Cerro Gordo, Illinois 5. Citizen of U.S.A. by birth Parent 2: 1a. Full, true and correct name: Patricia G. Hufford 2a. Present residence: E. 15 High Drive, Spokane, Spokane, Wash. 3a. Occupation: housewife 4a. Birth date/location: May 11, 1920 at Chicago, Illinois 5a. Citizen of U.S.A. by birth 6. We are the adoptive parents of: William Joachim Hufford. We adopted said child on June 1, 1955 in the court of Stuttgart at Stuttgart, Germany. 7. The said child now resides with us at E. 15 High Drive, Spokane, Spokane, Wash. 8. The said child was born on August 14, 1954 in Stuttgart, Germany 9. Personal description: male, fair complexion, brown eyes, blonde hair, 3 feet 4 inches, 35 ponds, no distinctive marks, single 10. Said child was lawfully admitted to the United States at New York, N.Y. for permanent residence under the name of Joachin W. Hufford on June 5, 1955 on TWA 963. 11. Said child is now and has been in our legal custody for at least 2 years since June 1, 1955 and has resided in the United States continualy immediately preceeding the date of this petition since June 5, 1955. 12. (blank) 13. Szaid child has been physically present in the United States for an aggregate period of at least 24 months during the past 2 years and intends to reside permanently in the United States. 14. No prior petition (attestations and signatures) Alien registration No. 8,899,278	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1109	Death notice of Steven Wieczor (Chicago Tribune, 17 May 1976, section 2, page 10)	WIECZOR Steven Wieczor, May 16, 1976, beloved husband of Marjorie; dear father of Roberta (Terence) Ellis and Steven (Mary) Wieczor; grandfather of three; fond brother of Vivian (George) Paegelow. Service and interment private.	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1110	World War II draft card - Steven Robert Wieczor	Serial Number 2848 / Order Number 1289 1. Name: Steven Robert Wieczor 2. Address: 2730 Balmarde, Chicago, Cook, Ill. (with 4532 N. Winchester Av. lined out) 3. Telephone: Chicago Sunnyside 5824 4. Age in years: 24 / Date of birth: Oct. 30, 1915 5. Place of birth: Chicago, Ill. 6. Country of citizenship: U.S.A. 7. Name of person who will always know your address: Mrs. Alvina Havlicek Wieczor 8. Relationship of that person: Mother 9. Address of that person: 2755 Wilson Av. Chicago, Cook, Ill. 10. Employer's name: Self 11. Place of employment: 11 La Salle St., Chicago, Cook, Il. Description of registrant: white, 6' 2 1/2", 192 lb, blue eyes, blonde hair, light complexion, glasses	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1111	World War II draft card - Steven Robert Wieczor	Serial Number 2848 / Order Number 1289 1. Name: Steven Robert Wieczor 2. Address: 2730 Balmarde, Chicago, Cook, Ill. (with 4532 N. Winchester Av. lined out) 3. Telephone: Chicago Sunnyside 5824 4. Age in years: 24 / Date of birth: Oct. 30, 1915 5. Place of birth: Chicago, Ill. 6. Country of citizenship: U.S.A. 7. Name of person who will always know your address: Mrs. Alvina Havlicek Wieczor 8. Relationship of that person: Mother 9. Address of that person: 2755 Wilson Av. Chicago, Cook, Ill. 10. Employer's name: Self 11. Place of employment: 11 La Salle St., Chicago, Cook, Il. Description of registrant: white, 6' 2 1/2", 192 lb, blue eyes, blonde hair, light complexion, glasses	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1112	1950 U.S. census - Steven R. Wieczor household (Chicago, Cook Co., IL)	2730 Balmoral, 1st unit; not a farm, not on 3+ acres 13. Wieczor, Steven R., head, white, male, 34, married, born Ill. worked 40 hours last week as C.P. Accountant, own business 14. Wieczor, Marge E., wife, white, female, 30, married, born Ill., keeping house 15. Wieczor, Roberta, daughter, white, female, 7, never married, born Ill. 16. Wieczor, Steven, son, white, male, 3, never married, born Ill. Albina J. Wieczor, age 57 and widowed, lives at same address as them but is enumerated as a separate household. Other records indicate she is Steven's mother.	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1113	1950 U.S. census - Steven R. Wieczor household (Chicago, Cook Co., IL)	2730 Balmoral, 1st unit; not a farm, not on 3+ acres 13. Wieczor, Steven R., head, white, male, 34, married, born Ill. worked 40 hours last week as C.P. Accountant, own business 14. Wieczor, Marge E., wife, white, female, 30, married, born Ill., keeping house 15. Wieczor, Roberta, daughter, white, female, 7, never married, born Ill. 16. Wieczor, Steven, son, white, male, 3, never married, born Ill. Albina J. Wieczor, age 57 and widowed, lives at same address as them but is enumerated as a separate household. Other records indicate she is Steven's mother.	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1114	1950 U.S. census - Steven R. Wieczor household (Chicago, Cook Co., IL)	2730 Balmoral, 1st unit; not a farm, not on 3+ acres 13. Wieczor, Steven R., head, white, male, 34, married, born Ill. worked 40 hours last week as C.P. Accountant, own business 14. Wieczor, Marge E., wife, white, female, 30, married, born Ill., keeping house 15. Wieczor, Roberta, daughter, white, female, 7, never married, born Ill. 16. Wieczor, Steven, son, white, male, 3, never married, born Ill. Albina J. Wieczor, age 57 and widowed, lives at same address as them but is enumerated as a separate household. Other records indicate she is Steven's mother.	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1115	1950 U.S. census - Steven R. Wieczor household (Chicago, Cook Co., IL)	2730 Balmoral, 1st unit; not a farm, not on 3+ acres 13. Wieczor, Steven R., head, white, male, 34, married, born Ill. worked 40 hours last week as C.P. Accountant, own business 14. Wieczor, Marge E., wife, white, female, 30, married, born Ill., keeping house 15. Wieczor, Roberta, daughter, white, female, 7, never married, born Ill. 16. Wieczor, Steven, son, white, male, 3, never married, born Ill. Albina J. Wieczor, age 57 and widowed, lives at same address as them but is enumerated as a separate household. Other records indicate she is Steven's mother.	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1116	1950 U.S. census - Steven R. Wieczor household (Chicago, Cook Co., IL)	2730 Balmoral, 1st unit; not a farm, not on 3+ acres 13. Wieczor, Steven R., head, white, male, 34, married, born Ill. worked 40 hours last week as C.P. Accountant, own business 14. Wieczor, Marge E., wife, white, female, 30, married, born Ill., keeping house 15. Wieczor, Roberta, daughter, white, female, 7, never married, born Ill. 16. Wieczor, Steven, son, white, male, 3, never married, born Ill. Albina J. Wieczor, age 57 and widowed, lives at same address as them but is enumerated as a separate household. Other records indicate she is Steven's mother.	2026-08-09 14:55:03
1117	1940 U.S. census - Edwin Clancy household (Chicago Ward 49, Cook Co., IL)	6800 Sheridan Road, household 68, rented for $54 per month 15. Clancy Edwin, head, male, white, 28, married, completed 3 years of college, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, worked 70 hours in prior week as a finisher at a photography (illeg), worked 52 weeks and earned $1200 in wages in 1939 16. Clancy Josephine, wife, female, white, 24, married, completed 4 years of high school, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, housework 17. Clancy Dennis, son, male, white, 2, single, born Illinois 18. Meyers Lurline, servant, female, white, 19, single, completed 4 years of high school, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, worked 48 hours as servant for a private family, worked 52 weeks and earned $330 in wages in 1939	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I697	main	Clancy	Dennis Edwin	0	main
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1121	1950 U.S. census - Steven R. Wieczor household (Chicago, Cook Co., IL)	2730 Balmoral, 1st unit; not a farm, not on 3+ acres 13. Wieczor, Steven R., head, white, male, 34, married, born Ill. worked 40 hours last week as C.P. Accountant, own business 14. Wieczor, Marge E., wife, white, female, 30, married, born Ill., keeping house 15. Wieczor, Roberta, daughter, white, female, 7, never married, born Ill. 16. Wieczor, Steven, son, white, male, 3, never married, born Ill. Albina J. Wieczor, age 57 and widowed, lives at same address as them but is enumerated as a separate household. Other records indicate she is Steven's mother.	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I655	main	Jacobs	Marjorie Elizabeth	0	main
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1124	1950 U.S. census - Steven R. Wieczor household (Chicago, Cook Co., IL)	2730 Balmoral, 1st unit; not a farm, not on 3+ acres 13. Wieczor, Steven R., head, white, male, 34, married, born Ill. worked 40 hours last week as C.P. Accountant, own business 14. Wieczor, Marge E., wife, white, female, 30, married, born Ill., keeping house 15. Wieczor, Roberta, daughter, white, female, 7, never married, born Ill. 16. Wieczor, Steven, son, white, male, 3, never married, born Ill. Albina J. Wieczor, age 57 and widowed, lives at same address as them but is enumerated as a separate household. Other records indicate she is Steven's mother.	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I675	main	Wieczor	Steven Robert	0	main
1125	Death notice of Steven Wieczor (Chicago Tribune, 17 May 1976, section 2, page 10)	WIECZOR Steven Wieczor, May 16, 1976, beloved husband of Marjorie; dear father of Roberta (Terence) Ellis and Steven (Mary) Wieczor; grandfather of three; fond brother of Vivian (George) Paegelow. Service and interment private.	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I675	main	Wieczor	Steven Robert	0	main
1126	IN PANAMA (Decatur Herald & Review, 22 Nov 1942, page 12)	IN PANAMA First Leitu. Robert W. Hufford, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hufford of Cerro Gordo, is now stationed in the Panama Canal Zone with the coast artillery. He has been in the zone since April, and was called to duty as a second lieutenant in the reserves on Jan. 1, 1942. Hufford is a graduate of the Cerro Gordo high school and the University of Illinois. He was formerly employed by the Quaker Oats Co. at St. Louis.	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I684	main	Hufford	Robert William	0	main
1127	1950 U.S. census - Robert W. Hufford household (Warrenville, DuPage Co., IL)	household 81, not a farm, not on 3+ acres 20. Hufford, Robert W., head, white, male, 33, married, born Illinois, grain broker, international import/export house 21. Hufford, Patricia G., wife, white, female, 29, married, born Illinois 22. Hufford, Nancy Sue, daughter, white, female, 1, never married, born Illinois	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I653	main	Gould	Helen Patricia	0	main
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1129	1950 U.S. census - Robert W. Hufford household (Warrenville, DuPage Co., IL)	household 81, not a farm, not on 3+ acres 20. Hufford, Robert W., head, white, male, 33, married, born Illinois, grain broker, international import/export house 21. Hufford, Patricia G., wife, white, female, 29, married, born Illinois 22. Hufford, Nancy Sue, daughter, white, female, 1, never married, born Illinois	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I684	main	Hufford	Robert William	0	main
1130	1940 U.S. census - Edwin Clancy household (Chicago Ward 49, Cook Co., IL)	6800 Sheridan Road, household 68, rented for $54 per month 15. Clancy Edwin, head, male, white, 28, married, completed 3 years of college, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, worked 70 hours in prior week as a finisher at a photography (illeg), worked 52 weeks and earned $1200 in wages in 1939 16. Clancy Josephine, wife, female, white, 24, married, completed 4 years of high school, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, housework 17. Clancy Dennis, son, male, white, 2, single, born Illinois 18. Meyers Lurline, servant, female, white, 19, single, completed 4 years of high school, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, worked 48 hours as servant for a private family, worked 52 weeks and earned $330 in wages in 1939	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I697	main	Clancy	Dennis Edwin	0	main
1131	1940 U.S. census - Edwin Clancy household (Chicago Ward 49, Cook Co., IL)	6800 Sheridan Road, household 68, rented for $54 per month 15. Clancy Edwin, head, male, white, 28, married, completed 3 years of college, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, worked 70 hours in prior week as a finisher at a photography (illeg), worked 52 weeks and earned $1200 in wages in 1939 16. Clancy Josephine, wife, female, white, 24, married, completed 4 years of high school, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, housework 17. Clancy Dennis, son, male, white, 2, single, born Illinois 18. Meyers Lurline, servant, female, white, 19, single, completed 4 years of high school, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, worked 48 hours as servant for a private family, worked 52 weeks and earned $330 in wages in 1939	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I652	main	Gould	Josephine Elizabeth	0	main
1132	1940 U.S. census - Edwin Clancy household (Chicago Ward 49, Cook Co., IL)	6800 Sheridan Road, household 68, rented for $54 per month 15. Clancy Edwin, head, male, white, 28, married, completed 3 years of college, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, worked 70 hours in prior week as a finisher at a photography (illeg), worked 52 weeks and earned $1200 in wages in 1939 16. Clancy Josephine, wife, female, white, 24, married, completed 4 years of high school, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, housework 17. Clancy Dennis, son, male, white, 2, single, born Illinois 18. Meyers Lurline, servant, female, white, 19, single, completed 4 years of high school, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, worked 48 hours as servant for a private family, worked 52 weeks and earned $330 in wages in 1939	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I685	main	Clancy	Edwin M.	0	main
1133	Petition for naturalization - William Joachim Hufford, page 1 (Eastern District of Washington)	File in the U.S. District Court of the Eastern District of Washington at Spokane, Washington. Parent 1: 1. Full, true and correct name: Robert W. Hufford 2. Present residence: E. 15 High Drive, Spokane, Spokane, Wash. 3. Occupation: broker 4. Birth date/location: Oct. 14, 1916 at Cerro Gordo, Illinois 5. Citizen of U.S.A. by birth Parent 2: 1a. Full, true and correct name: Patricia G. Hufford 2a. Present residence: E. 15 High Drive, Spokane, Spokane, Wash. 3a. Occupation: housewife 4a. Birth date/location: May 11, 1920 at Chicago, Illinois 5a. Citizen of U.S.A. by birth 6. We are the adoptive parents of: William Joachim Hufford. We adopted said child on June 1, 1955 in the court of Stuttgart at Stuttgart, Germany. 7. The said child now resides with us at E. 15 High Drive, Spokane, Spokane, Wash. 8. The said child was born on August 14, 1954 in Stuttgart, Germany 9. Personal description: male, fair complexion, brown eyes, blonde hair, 3 feet 4 inches, 35 ponds, no distinctive marks, single 10. Said child was lawfully admitted to the United States at New York, N.Y. for permanent residence under the name of Joachin W. Hufford on June 5, 1955 on TWA 963. 11. Said child is now and has been in our legal custody for at least 2 years since June 1, 1955 and has resided in the United States continualy immediately preceeding the date of this petition since June 5, 1955. 12. (blank) 13. Szaid child has been physically present in the United States for an aggregate period of at least 24 months during the past 2 years and intends to reside permanently in the United States. 14. No prior petition (attestations and signatures) Alien registration No. 8,899,278	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I687	main	Hufford	William Joachim	0	main
1134	Petition for naturalization - William Joachim Hufford, page 2 (Eastern District of Washington)	Page 2, affidavits of witnesses Witness 1. Claude C. Calkins, manufactuer, living at 123 W. 40th Ave., Spokane, Wash. Witness 2. Mae C. Bright, housewife, living at W. 221 37th Ave., Spokane, Wash. Both attesting that they are citizens and have personally been acquainted in the United States with the petitioners and child since at least 2-1-54, and that the adopted child has been physically present in the United States for at least 24 months of that period. (signatures) Fild in the U.S. District Court, Eastern Dist. of Washington, Feb 6, 1958 (clerk's signature) Petition granted: Line No. 5 of List No. 516 and Certficate No. 7683515 issued.	2026-08-09 14:55:03	I687	main	Hufford	William Joachim	0	main
1135	Margaret Louise Foster, Richard Gould Exchange Vows in Garden City Cathedral (Newsday, 8 Jun 1948, page 31)	Miss Margaret Louise Foster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Foster of Washington Ave., Garden City, became the bride of Richard A. Gould, son of Mrs. Geneva A. Gould of St. Albans, on Saturday afternoon in the Cathedral of the Incarnation, Garden City. The Very Rev. Hubert Stanley Wood, dean of the Cathedral, officiated. A reception followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Foster. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white organdy with a fingertip-length tulle caught by a wreath of flowers. She carried an old fashioned bouquet of mixed white flowers. Miss Norma Sylvester of Garden City was maid of honor. She wore a gown of blue organdy with a white horsehair picture hat trimmed with blue maline. Harty Albert of Cliffside, N. J., was best man. The ushers were John Orban of Hempstead and Raymond Foster Jr. of Boston, brother of the bride. Mrs. Gould was graduated from the Cathedral School fo St. Mary, Garden City, and Mrs. Skinner’s Secretarial School, New York City. Mr. Gould received his bachelor of science degree from Columbia University School of Business Administration and is attending Fordham University School of Law. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside in St. Albans.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1136	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On (Roselle Register, 11 Dec 1968, page 20)	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On Last minute events just before the wedding of Shirley Jacobs and Douglas Byer read like a comedy of errors. The groom forgot the ring, stage fright apparently triggered the illness of the flower girl and the father of the bridegroom gave his son the wrong keys to the rented car. However, all was remedied: the groom’s parents: the Joseph Byers of Des Plaines, dashed home for the ring; the little flower girl was replaced; and the key situation was eventually straightened out. (note: a line of text is missing from the original story) …senville, and Doug, had known each other since early childhood in Des Plaines and had “gone steady” at the age of 13. Then the Jacobs family moved from Des Plaines to Bensenville and it appeared that the romance was over. Four years passed during which Shirley and Doug didn’t see each other; however, they met again on Christmas Eve, 1966, and their romance bloomed anew. A year later, also on Christmas Eve, they became engaged and were married the following November. Fr. Anchor officiated at the 4 p.m. candlelight, double ring wedding service on Nov. 2 in All Saint Episcopal Church in Chicago. Now the couple will be separated again as the groom is entering the Navy this month while the bride will remain with her parents in their Bensenville home at 221 Poppy Lane. For her marriage Shirley chose a tiered, hooped skirt gown of chantilly lace fashioned with fitted waist, long, pointed sleeves and a scalloped neckline. Pearls and sequins trimmed the front of the gown. A full, shoulder-length veil and a bouquet of white roses completed her bridal ensemble as she was given in marriage by her father. The bride’s sister, Mrs. Carl Schneider of Wood Dale, served as matron of honor, and bridesmaid were the groom’s sister, Sandra Byer of Des Plaines, Karen Overbay of Bensenville, Ginger Wieczor of Bellwood and Reta Rusco of Chicago. All wore identical gowns in gold and maize fashioned with empire waistlines and long sleeves with ruffles at the neckline and on the sleeves. Their flowers were yellow roses, white carnations and bronze mums with yellow and gold streamers. Up until minutes before the wedding, the bride’s niece, 5-year-old Laurie Schneider of Wood Dale, was to have been the flower girl. Taking over Laurie’s post was a 5-year-old cousin of the bride, Martha Madden, who wore the gold and maize gown that was fashioned identically to the bridesmaids’ gowns. Martha also carried Laurie’s basket which contained the same flowers as the bridesmaids’ bouquets. Mike Statton of Des Plaines was the groom’s best man and ushers were a cousin, James Leighton of Markham, Richard Anderson and Allen Alderman of Park Ridge and Mike Jackson of Chicago. The reception for 150 guests was held at the Greentree Inn, Bensenville, where Mrs. Jacobs received in a silver gray and gold lame suit with mink trim. Mrs. Beyer chose a turquoise dress with chiffon overlay with beading on the collar. Both mothers had white orchid corsages. The new Mrs. Byer is a graduate of Fenton High School. She also studied at McCormac and DuPage Junior Colleges and is now with Greyhound Van Lines, Inc., Northlake. The groom was graduated from Maine East Township High School and attended McCormac Junior College for one year. The couple honeymooned for 10 days at Canton, Miss.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1137	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On (Roselle Register, 11 Dec 1968, page 20)	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On Last minute events just before the wedding of Shirley Jacobs and Douglas Byer read like a comedy of errors. The groom forgot the ring, stage fright apparently triggered the illness of the flower girl and the father of the bridegroom gave his son the wrong keys to the rented car. However, all was remedied: the groom’s parents: the Joseph Byers of Des Plaines, dashed home for the ring; the little flower girl was replaced; and the key situation was eventually straightened out. (note: a line of text is missing from the original story) …senville, and Doug, had known each other since early childhood in Des Plaines and had “gone steady” at the age of 13. Then the Jacobs family moved from Des Plaines to Bensenville and it appeared that the romance was over. Four years passed during which Shirley and Doug didn’t see each other; however, they met again on Christmas Eve, 1966, and their romance bloomed anew. A year later, also on Christmas Eve, they became engaged and were married the following November. Fr. Anchor officiated at the 4 p.m. candlelight, double ring wedding service on Nov. 2 in All Saint Episcopal Church in Chicago. Now the couple will be separated again as the groom is entering the Navy this month while the bride will remain with her parents in their Bensenville home at 221 Poppy Lane. For her marriage Shirley chose a tiered, hooped skirt gown of chantilly lace fashioned with fitted waist, long, pointed sleeves and a scalloped neckline. Pearls and sequins trimmed the front of the gown. A full, shoulder-length veil and a bouquet of white roses completed her bridal ensemble as she was given in marriage by her father. The bride’s sister, Mrs. Carl Schneider of Wood Dale, served as matron of honor, and bridesmaid were the groom’s sister, Sandra Byer of Des Plaines, Karen Overbay of Bensenville, Ginger Wieczor of Bellwood and Reta Rusco of Chicago. All wore identical gowns in gold and maize fashioned with empire waistlines and long sleeves with ruffles at the neckline and on the sleeves. Their flowers were yellow roses, white carnations and bronze mums with yellow and gold streamers. Up until minutes before the wedding, the bride’s niece, 5-year-old Laurie Schneider of Wood Dale, was to have been the flower girl. Taking over Laurie’s post was a 5-year-old cousin of the bride, Martha Madden, who wore the gold and maize gown that was fashioned identically to the bridesmaids’ gowns. Martha also carried Laurie’s basket which contained the same flowers as the bridesmaids’ bouquets. Mike Statton of Des Plaines was the groom’s best man and ushers were a cousin, James Leighton of Markham, Richard Anderson and Allen Alderman of Park Ridge and Mike Jackson of Chicago. The reception for 150 guests was held at the Greentree Inn, Bensenville, where Mrs. Jacobs received in a silver gray and gold lame suit with mink trim. Mrs. Beyer chose a turquoise dress with chiffon overlay with beading on the collar. Both mothers had white orchid corsages. The new Mrs. Byer is a graduate of Fenton High School. She also studied at McCormac and DuPage Junior Colleges and is now with Greyhound Van Lines, Inc., Northlake. The groom was graduated from Maine East Township High School and attended McCormac Junior College for one year. The couple honeymooned for 10 days at Canton, Miss.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1138	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On (Roselle Register, 11 Dec 1968, page 20)	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On Last minute events just before the wedding of Shirley Jacobs and Douglas Byer read like a comedy of errors. The groom forgot the ring, stage fright apparently triggered the illness of the flower girl and the father of the bridegroom gave his son the wrong keys to the rented car. However, all was remedied: the groom’s parents: the Joseph Byers of Des Plaines, dashed home for the ring; the little flower girl was replaced; and the key situation was eventually straightened out. (note: a line of text is missing from the original story) …senville, and Doug, had known each other since early childhood in Des Plaines and had “gone steady” at the age of 13. Then the Jacobs family moved from Des Plaines to Bensenville and it appeared that the romance was over. Four years passed during which Shirley and Doug didn’t see each other; however, they met again on Christmas Eve, 1966, and their romance bloomed anew. A year later, also on Christmas Eve, they became engaged and were married the following November. Fr. Anchor officiated at the 4 p.m. candlelight, double ring wedding service on Nov. 2 in All Saint Episcopal Church in Chicago. Now the couple will be separated again as the groom is entering the Navy this month while the bride will remain with her parents in their Bensenville home at 221 Poppy Lane. For her marriage Shirley chose a tiered, hooped skirt gown of chantilly lace fashioned with fitted waist, long, pointed sleeves and a scalloped neckline. Pearls and sequins trimmed the front of the gown. A full, shoulder-length veil and a bouquet of white roses completed her bridal ensemble as she was given in marriage by her father. The bride’s sister, Mrs. Carl Schneider of Wood Dale, served as matron of honor, and bridesmaid were the groom’s sister, Sandra Byer of Des Plaines, Karen Overbay of Bensenville, Ginger Wieczor of Bellwood and Reta Rusco of Chicago. All wore identical gowns in gold and maize fashioned with empire waistlines and long sleeves with ruffles at the neckline and on the sleeves. Their flowers were yellow roses, white carnations and bronze mums with yellow and gold streamers. Up until minutes before the wedding, the bride’s niece, 5-year-old Laurie Schneider of Wood Dale, was to have been the flower girl. Taking over Laurie’s post was a 5-year-old cousin of the bride, Martha Madden, who wore the gold and maize gown that was fashioned identically to the bridesmaids’ gowns. Martha also carried Laurie’s basket which contained the same flowers as the bridesmaids’ bouquets. Mike Statton of Des Plaines was the groom’s best man and ushers were a cousin, James Leighton of Markham, Richard Anderson and Allen Alderman of Park Ridge and Mike Jackson of Chicago. The reception for 150 guests was held at the Greentree Inn, Bensenville, where Mrs. Jacobs received in a silver gray and gold lame suit with mink trim. Mrs. Beyer chose a turquoise dress with chiffon overlay with beading on the collar. Both mothers had white orchid corsages. The new Mrs. Byer is a graduate of Fenton High School. She also studied at McCormac and DuPage Junior Colleges and is now with Greyhound Van Lines, Inc., Northlake. The groom was graduated from Maine East Township High School and attended McCormac Junior College for one year. The couple honeymooned for 10 days at Canton, Miss.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1139	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On (Roselle Register, 11 Dec 1968, page 20)	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On Last minute events just before the wedding of Shirley Jacobs and Douglas Byer read like a comedy of errors. The groom forgot the ring, stage fright apparently triggered the illness of the flower girl and the father of the bridegroom gave his son the wrong keys to the rented car. However, all was remedied: the groom’s parents: the Joseph Byers of Des Plaines, dashed home for the ring; the little flower girl was replaced; and the key situation was eventually straightened out. (note: a line of text is missing from the original story) …senville, and Doug, had known each other since early childhood in Des Plaines and had “gone steady” at the age of 13. Then the Jacobs family moved from Des Plaines to Bensenville and it appeared that the romance was over. Four years passed during which Shirley and Doug didn’t see each other; however, they met again on Christmas Eve, 1966, and their romance bloomed anew. A year later, also on Christmas Eve, they became engaged and were married the following November. Fr. Anchor officiated at the 4 p.m. candlelight, double ring wedding service on Nov. 2 in All Saint Episcopal Church in Chicago. Now the couple will be separated again as the groom is entering the Navy this month while the bride will remain with her parents in their Bensenville home at 221 Poppy Lane. For her marriage Shirley chose a tiered, hooped skirt gown of chantilly lace fashioned with fitted waist, long, pointed sleeves and a scalloped neckline. Pearls and sequins trimmed the front of the gown. A full, shoulder-length veil and a bouquet of white roses completed her bridal ensemble as she was given in marriage by her father. The bride’s sister, Mrs. Carl Schneider of Wood Dale, served as matron of honor, and bridesmaid were the groom’s sister, Sandra Byer of Des Plaines, Karen Overbay of Bensenville, Ginger Wieczor of Bellwood and Reta Rusco of Chicago. All wore identical gowns in gold and maize fashioned with empire waistlines and long sleeves with ruffles at the neckline and on the sleeves. Their flowers were yellow roses, white carnations and bronze mums with yellow and gold streamers. Up until minutes before the wedding, the bride’s niece, 5-year-old Laurie Schneider of Wood Dale, was to have been the flower girl. Taking over Laurie’s post was a 5-year-old cousin of the bride, Martha Madden, who wore the gold and maize gown that was fashioned identically to the bridesmaids’ gowns. Martha also carried Laurie’s basket which contained the same flowers as the bridesmaids’ bouquets. Mike Statton of Des Plaines was the groom’s best man and ushers were a cousin, James Leighton of Markham, Richard Anderson and Allen Alderman of Park Ridge and Mike Jackson of Chicago. The reception for 150 guests was held at the Greentree Inn, Bensenville, where Mrs. Jacobs received in a silver gray and gold lame suit with mink trim. Mrs. Beyer chose a turquoise dress with chiffon overlay with beading on the collar. Both mothers had white orchid corsages. The new Mrs. Byer is a graduate of Fenton High School. She also studied at McCormac and DuPage Junior Colleges and is now with Greyhound Van Lines, Inc., Northlake. The groom was graduated from Maine East Township High School and attended McCormac Junior College for one year. The couple honeymooned for 10 days at Canton, Miss.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1140	Obituary of Shirley Byer (Springfield Leader and Press, 18 Aug 1984, page B2)	Shirley Byer FORSYTH - Services for Shirley Byer, 34, Forsyth, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Forsyth United Methodist Church with Steve House officiating. Burial will be in Snapp Cemetery under the direction of Whelchel Chapel in Forsyth. Mrs. Byer died Thursday afternoon at Skaggs Hospital following a short illness. A member of Forsyth United Methodist Church, she was active in choir, the children’s choir and was a Sunday school teacher. She also was active with Forsyth School activities. Survivors include her husband, Douglas; two sins, Darren James and Craig Scott, both of the home; one sister, Carol Schneider, Branson; her mother and stepfather, Shirley Jacobs and Frank Kautter, Branson. Visitation will be from 7 to 8 p.m. today. Memorial contributions may be made to the Forsyth United Methodist Church Music Fund.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1141	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On (Roselle Register, 11 Dec 1968, page 20)	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On Last minute events just before the wedding of Shirley Jacobs and Douglas Byer read like a comedy of errors. The groom forgot the ring, stage fright apparently triggered the illness of the flower girl and the father of the bridegroom gave his son the wrong keys to the rented car. However, all was remedied: the groom’s parents: the Joseph Byers of Des Plaines, dashed home for the ring; the little flower girl was replaced; and the key situation was eventually straightened out. (note: a line of text is missing from the original story) …senville, and Doug, had known each other since early childhood in Des Plaines and had “gone steady” at the age of 13. Then the Jacobs family moved from Des Plaines to Bensenville and it appeared that the romance was over. Four years passed during which Shirley and Doug didn’t see each other; however, they met again on Christmas Eve, 1966, and their romance bloomed anew. A year later, also on Christmas Eve, they became engaged and were married the following November. Fr. Anchor officiated at the 4 p.m. candlelight, double ring wedding service on Nov. 2 in All Saint Episcopal Church in Chicago. Now the couple will be separated again as the groom is entering the Navy this month while the bride will remain with her parents in their Bensenville home at 221 Poppy Lane. For her marriage Shirley chose a tiered, hooped skirt gown of chantilly lace fashioned with fitted waist, long, pointed sleeves and a scalloped neckline. Pearls and sequins trimmed the front of the gown. A full, shoulder-length veil and a bouquet of white roses completed her bridal ensemble as she was given in marriage by her father. The bride’s sister, Mrs. Carl Schneider of Wood Dale, served as matron of honor, and bridesmaid were the groom’s sister, Sandra Byer of Des Plaines, Karen Overbay of Bensenville, Ginger Wieczor of Bellwood and Reta Rusco of Chicago. All wore identical gowns in gold and maize fashioned with empire waistlines and long sleeves with ruffles at the neckline and on the sleeves. Their flowers were yellow roses, white carnations and bronze mums with yellow and gold streamers. Up until minutes before the wedding, the bride’s niece, 5-year-old Laurie Schneider of Wood Dale, was to have been the flower girl. Taking over Laurie’s post was a 5-year-old cousin of the bride, Martha Madden, who wore the gold and maize gown that was fashioned identically to the bridesmaids’ gowns. Martha also carried Laurie’s basket which contained the same flowers as the bridesmaids’ bouquets. Mike Statton of Des Plaines was the groom’s best man and ushers were a cousin, James Leighton of Markham, Richard Anderson and Allen Alderman of Park Ridge and Mike Jackson of Chicago. The reception for 150 guests was held at the Greentree Inn, Bensenville, where Mrs. Jacobs received in a silver gray and gold lame suit with mink trim. Mrs. Beyer chose a turquoise dress with chiffon overlay with beading on the collar. Both mothers had white orchid corsages. The new Mrs. Byer is a graduate of Fenton High School. She also studied at McCormac and DuPage Junior Colleges and is now with Greyhound Van Lines, Inc., Northlake. The groom was graduated from Maine East Township High School and attended McCormac Junior College for one year. The couple honeymooned for 10 days at Canton, Miss.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1142	1940 U.S. census - Steven Wieczor household (Chicago Ward 47, Cook Co., IL)	4502 N. Winchester Avenue, household 43, rented for $45 per month 10. Wieczor Steven, head, male, white, 23, married, completed 4 years college, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, accountant at an income tax accountants firm, worked 52 weeks in past year for $2400 income 11. Wieczor Marjorie, wife, female, white, 23, married, completed 1 year college, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, housework	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1143	1940 U.S. census - Steven Wieczor household (Chicago Ward 47, Cook Co., IL)	4502 N. Winchester Avenue, household 43, rented for $45 per month 10. Wieczor Steven, head, male, white, 23, married, completed 4 years college, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, accountant at an income tax accountants firm, worked 52 weeks in past year for $2400 income 11. Wieczor Marjorie, wife, female, white, 23, married, completed 1 year college, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, housework	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1144	1940 U.S. census - Steven Wieczor household (Chicago Ward 47, Cook Co., IL)	4502 N. Winchester Avenue, household 43, rented for $45 per month 10. Wieczor Steven, head, male, white, 23, married, completed 4 years college, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, accountant at an income tax accountants firm, worked 52 weeks in past year for $2400 income 11. Wieczor Marjorie, wife, female, white, 23, married, completed 1 year college, born Illinois, lived in same place in 1935, housework	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1145	Obituary of Shirley Byer (Springfield Leader and Press, 18 Aug 1984, page B2)	Shirley Byer FORSYTH - Services for Shirley Byer, 34, Forsyth, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Forsyth United Methodist Church with Steve House officiating. Burial will be in Snapp Cemetery under the direction of Whelchel Chapel in Forsyth. Mrs. Byer died Thursday afternoon at Skaggs Hospital following a short illness. A member of Forsyth United Methodist Church, she was active in choir, the children’s choir and was a Sunday school teacher. She also was active with Forsyth School activities. Survivors include her husband, Douglas; two sins, Darren James and Craig Scott, both of the home; one sister, Carol Schneider, Branson; her mother and stepfather, Shirley Jacobs and Frank Kautter, Branson. Visitation will be from 7 to 8 p.m. today. Memorial contributions may be made to the Forsyth United Methodist Church Music Fund.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1146	Obituary of Shirley Byer (Springfield Leader and Press, 18 Aug 1984, page B2)	Shirley Byer FORSYTH - Services for Shirley Byer, 34, Forsyth, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Forsyth United Methodist Church with Steve House officiating. Burial will be in Snapp Cemetery under the direction of Whelchel Chapel in Forsyth. Mrs. Byer died Thursday afternoon at Skaggs Hospital following a short illness. A member of Forsyth United Methodist Church, she was active in choir, the children’s choir and was a Sunday school teacher. She also was active with Forsyth School activities. Survivors include her husband, Douglas; two sins, Darren James and Craig Scott, both of the home; one sister, Carol Schneider, Branson; her mother and stepfather, Shirley Jacobs and Frank Kautter, Branson. Visitation will be from 7 to 8 p.m. today. Memorial contributions may be made to the Forsyth United Methodist Church Music Fund.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1147	Obituary of Shirley Byer (Springfield Leader and Press, 18 Aug 1984, page B2)	Shirley Byer FORSYTH - Services for Shirley Byer, 34, Forsyth, will be at 2 p.m. Sunday in Forsyth United Methodist Church with Steve House officiating. Burial will be in Snapp Cemetery under the direction of Whelchel Chapel in Forsyth. Mrs. Byer died Thursday afternoon at Skaggs Hospital following a short illness. A member of Forsyth United Methodist Church, she was active in choir, the children’s choir and was a Sunday school teacher. She also was active with Forsyth School activities. Survivors include her husband, Douglas; two sins, Darren James and Craig Scott, both of the home; one sister, Carol Schneider, Branson; her mother and stepfather, Shirley Jacobs and Frank Kautter, Branson. Visitation will be from 7 to 8 p.m. today. Memorial contributions may be made to the Forsyth United Methodist Church Music Fund.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1148	Death notice of Ruth Gould (Batavia Spirit of the Times, 7 Oct 1876, page 3)	GOULD. In Jeddo, Niagara county, on the 5th inst., Ruth, daughter of Cassius W. and Sarah Gould, aged 1 year and 2 months.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1149	Death notice of Ruth Gould (Batavia Spirit of the Times, 7 Oct 1876, page 3)	GOULD. In Jeddo, Niagara county, on the 5th inst., Ruth, daughter of Cassius W. and Sarah Gould, aged 1 year and 2 months.	2026-08-09 14:55:02
1150	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On (Roselle Register, 11 Dec 1968, page 20)	Calamity Strikes; But Wedding Must Go On Last minute events just before the wedding of Shirley Jacobs and Douglas Byer read like a comedy of errors. The groom forgot the ring, stage fright apparently triggered the illness of the flower girl and the father of the bridegroom gave his son the wrong keys to the rented car. However, all was remedied: the groom’s parents: the Joseph Byers of Des Plaines, dashed home for the ring; the little flower girl was replaced; and the key situation was eventually straightened out. (note: a line of text is missing from the original story) …senville, and Doug, had known each other since early childhood in Des Plaines and had “gone steady” at the age of 13. Then the Jacobs family moved from Des Plaines to Bensenville and it appeared that the romance was over. Four years passed during which Shirley and Doug didn’t see each other; however, they met again on Christmas Eve, 1966, and their romance bloomed anew. A year later, also on Christmas Eve, they became engaged and were married the following November. Fr. Anchor officiated at the 4 p.m. candlelight, double ring wedding service on Nov. 2 in All Saint Episcopal Church in Chicago. Now the couple will be separated again as the groom is entering the Navy this month while the bride will remain with her parents in their Bensenville home at 221 Poppy Lane. For her marriage Shirley chose a tiered, hooped skirt gown of chantilly lace fashioned with fitted waist, long, pointed sleeves and a scalloped neckline. Pearls and sequins trimmed the front of the gown. A full, shoulder-length veil and a bouquet of white roses completed her bridal ensemble as she was given in marriage by her father. The bride’s sister, Mrs. Carl Schneider of Wood Dale, served as matron of honor, and bridesmaid were the groom’s sister, Sandra Byer of Des Plaines, Karen Overbay of Bensenville, Ginger Wieczor of Bellwood and Reta Rusco of Chicago. All wore identical gowns in gold and maize fashioned with empire waistlines and long sleeves with ruffles at the neckline and on the sleeves. Their flowers were yellow roses, white carnations and bronze mums with yellow and gold streamers. Up until minutes before the wedding, the bride’s niece, 5-year-old Laurie Schneider of Wood Dale, was to have been the flower girl. Taking over Laurie’s post was a 5-year-old cousin of the bride, Martha Madden, who wore the gold and maize gown that was fashioned identically to the bridesmaids’ gowns. Martha also carried Laurie’s basket which contained the same flowers as the bridesmaids’ bouquets. Mike Statton of Des Plaines was the groom’s best man and ushers were a cousin, James Leighton of Markham, Richard Anderson and Allen Alderman of Park Ridge and Mike Jackson of Chicago. The reception for 150 guests was held at the Greentree Inn, Bensenville, where Mrs. Jacobs received in a silver gray and gold lame suit with mink trim. Mrs. Beyer chose a turquoise dress with chiffon overlay with beading on the collar. Both mothers had white orchid corsages. The new Mrs. Byer is a graduate of Fenton High School. She also studied at McCormac and DuPage Junior Colleges and is now with Greyhound Van Lines, Inc., Northlake. The groom was graduated from Maine East Township High School and attended McCormac Junior College for one year. The couple honeymooned for 10 days at Canton, Miss.	2026-08-09 14:55:02

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