Hiram A. Tillotson 1889–1906 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Hiram A. Tillotson, 1889–1906 (aged 16 years)

Name

Hiram A. Tillotson

Name: Hiram A. /Tillotson/
Surname: Tillotson
Given names: Hiram A.

Sex Male

Date differences

Family with parents
father	Links Birth: 16 June 1854 26 25 — Hinckley, Ohio, USA Marriage: 16 June 1886 Death: 1948 — Crete, Will, Illinois, USA Burial: Crete, Will, Illinois, USA Unique identifier: FE62B5436DCA4B4EB4A13C8D8F7E158BF3FC Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Minnie Catherine Bielefeldt Hiram A. Tillotson Hilda C. Tillotson Myron James Tillotson 1854–1948 Birth: 16 June 1854 26 25 — Hinckley, Ohio, USA Death: 1948 — Crete, Will, Illinois, USA
mother	Links Birth: 9 June 1860 — Beecher, Illinois, USA Marriage: 16 June 1886 Death: 1940 — Crete, Will, Illinois, USA Burial: Crete, Will, Illinois, USA Unique identifier: FE62B5436DCA4B4EB4A13C8D8F7E158BF3FC Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Myron James Tillotson Hiram A. Tillotson Hilda C. Tillotson Minnie Catherine Bielefeldt 1860–1940 Birth: 9 June 1860 — Beecher, Illinois, USA Death: 1940 — Crete, Will, Illinois, USA
Marriage	Marriage — 16 June 1886 —
4 years himself	Links Birth: 22 November 1889 35 29 Death: 24 May 1906 — Crete, Will, Il. Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Hiram A. Tillotson 1889–1906 Birth: 22 November 1889 35 29 Death: 24 May 1906 — Crete, Will, Il.
16 months younger sister	Links Birth: 11 March 1891 36 30 — Fernwood, Cook, Illinois Marriage: about 1911 — Crete, Will, Illinois, USA Death: about 1965 — Crete, Will, Illinois, USA LDS baptism: 16 November 2002 LDS endowment: 7 March 2003 LDS child sealing: 1 April 2003 Burial: Crete, Will, Illinois, USA Unique identifier: 124CD31B90FFA748A4353D27A7BB4410BD69 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Frank B Daugherty Hilda C. Tillotson 1891–1965 Birth: 11 March 1891 36 30 — Fernwood, Cook, Illinois Death: about 1965 — Crete, Will, Illinois, USA

Events of close relatives
Birth	22 November 1889 35 29
Birth of a sister	Hilda C. Tillotson 11 March 1891 Fernwood, Cook, Illinois
Death of a paternal grandfather	Lorenzo Warner (Ren) Tillotson 17 May 1905 Crete, Will, Illinois, USA
Burial of a father	Myron James Tillotson Crete, Will, Illinois, USA
Burial of a mother	Minnie Catherine Bielefeldt Crete, Will, Illinois, USA
Death	24 May 1906 (aged 16 years) Crete, Will, Il.
Unique identifier	8846EACD8D74D64CBAE8100EB0EDFB3535EF
Last change	26 August 2011 – 00:00:00

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Note	obituary. Despite the very threatening weather, a great crowd of people as sembled at the Crete M.E. Church last sunDay afternoon to atten d the funeral services over the remains of Hiram Tillotson, th e boy who was drowned in the Faithorn reservior. ThursDay eveni ng of last week. Long before the funeral cortege reached the ch urch the seats were all taken except those reserved forthe fami ly and relatives, and even the foyer and aisles were filled. Wh enthe services began there were 200 to 300 people unable to gai n admittance andstood about the Church on the outside. Rev. L.M. Bussey, pastor of the Church, exhorted the congregatio n from the text, "Be ye also read, for in such an hour as ye kno w not the Son of Man cometh." Rev. Joseph Caldweel assisted i n the service and delivered a fitting eulogy of the boy in whos e memory the people were assembled. The Church choir sang appro priate selections, among them being Hiram's favorite, "He Know I t all." The floral tributes were numerous and very beautiful. Among th e set pieces was a broken wheel composed of pink roses and lilie s of the valley, the offering of the boys composing the P.of C . Club, of which Hiram was president. Another was a floral pill ow from the pupils of the Crete school, with the word "Schoolmat e" in relief in blue violets. The banks of flowers surroundin g the casket were touching expressions of the love felt for Hira m and of deep sorrow at his untimely death. Inspite of the fact that it began to rain as the funeral corteg e started fromthe Church, most of those present followed the re mains to the cemetery, werethe last words were spoken amid a dr enching shower. The pall bearers were old schoolmates of Hiram's namely: Warre n Blim, John Diersen Jr., Leland Moore,Leslie Adams, Burt Starr , and Stuart Rice. Members of the boys' club of which Hiram was president carried t he floral tributes, as follows: Russell Smith, Frank McPherson , Herbert Merritt, Chas. Blim Jr., Charles Trowbridge, Spencer B lim, Carl Horn, Otto Yaeger, Ellis Adams.

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obituary.
Despite the very threatening weather, a great crowd of people as
sembled at the Crete M.E. Church last sunDay afternoon to atten
d the funeral services over the remains of Hiram Tillotson, th
e boy who was drowned in the Faithorn reservior. ThursDay eveni
ng of last week. Long before the funeral cortege reached the ch
urch the seats were all taken except those reserved forthe fami
ly and relatives, and even the foyer and aisles were filled. Wh
enthe services began there were 200 to 300 people unable to gai
n admittance andstood about the Church on the outside.
Rev. L.M. Bussey, pastor of the Church, exhorted the congregatio
n from the text, "Be ye also read, for in such an hour as ye kno
w not the Son of Man cometh." Rev. Joseph Caldweel assisted i
n the service and delivered a fitting eulogy of the boy in whos
e memory the people were assembled. The Church choir sang appro
priate selections, among them being Hiram's favorite, "He Know I
t all."
The floral tributes were numerous and very beautiful. Among th
e set pieces was a broken wheel composed of pink roses and lilie
s of the valley, the offering of the boys composing the P.of C
. Club, of which Hiram was president. Another was a floral pill
ow from the pupils of the Crete school, with the word "Schoolmat
e" in relief in blue violets. The banks of flowers surroundin
g the casket were touching expressions of the love felt for Hira
m and of deep sorrow at his untimely death.
Inspite of the fact that it began to rain as the funeral corteg
e started fromthe Church, most of those present followed the re
mains to the cemetery, werethe last words were spoken amid a dr
enching shower.
The pall bearers were old schoolmates of Hiram's namely: Warre
n Blim, John Diersen Jr., Leland Moore,Leslie Adams, Burt Starr
, and Stuart Rice.
Members of the boys' club of which Hiram was president carried t
he floral tributes, as follows: Russell Smith, Frank McPherson
, Herbert Merritt, Chas. Blim Jr., Charles Trowbridge, Spencer B
lim, Carl Horn, Otto Yaeger, Ellis Adams.