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Index: 150 Years of Epitaphs at Chippiannock Cemetery Index: 150 Years of Epitaphs at Chippiannock Cemetery A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A bankruptcy bootlegging A.D. Huesing Bottling Works Banner Coal & Coal Oil bottling Abbot, Minnie Estelle Company Bowling, Margaret Adams, Mary Ann Barker, Minnie Bowling, Sam African-American Barker, Wilbur boxing Ainsworth & Lynde Barnard & Leas Brackett, Ada Ainsworth, Calvin Barnard, H.A. Brackett, Joseph Ainsworth, Charles Barnes, M.S. Breese, Sidney Ainsworth, Charles Henry Barrett & Philleo brewer Ainsworth, Emma Barrett, Benjamin F. brewing Ainsworth, Lucia Barrett, Parkhurst & Emerson bricklayer Alabama Bartels, Mary brickyard Alaska Bastian, Carrie Bright's disease alderman Bastian, Eva Broadway Presbyterian Church Alexander, Margaret Bastian, Henry Brogniart, Alexandre-Theodore Allegheny College Bastian, Mildred Brooks, Jannette Allen, Archibald Bavaria brothel American Association of Bear, Jonas Brotherhood of American University Women Beardsley & Burgh Yoemen American House Beardsley, Jerome J. Brown, Eliza Ancient Order of United Beck, David Bryant & Stratton Workmen Beck, Elizabeth Buckingham, Louis Andalusia Beecher, Elizabeth Buford Plow Company Andreen, Gustav Bernhardt, Sarah Buford, Anne Andreen, Hilda Best Building Buford, Charles Andreen, Mary Best, Louis P. Buford, Clark Andreen, Rev. Andrew Bethany Home Buford, Felicia Andrews, Lemuel Betty, John Buford, Helen Angerer, Edward Betty, Mary Ann Buford, Herndon Anheuser-Busch Brewing Beverley & Burgh Buford, James Monroe Association Big Island Buford, Jane apoplexy Billburg, Anthony Buford, John appendicitis, appendix Billburg, Margaret Buford, Lucy Argus Billburg, Tom Buford, Mary Ann Arkansas Black Diamond Coal Company Buford, Nancy Army Corps of Engineers Black Hawk Buford, Napoleon Bonaparte Arsenal Island Black Hawk Mineral Springs Buford, Sarah artist Black Hawk Paper Company Buford, Simeon Athletic Club Black Hawk War Buford, Temple Atlantic Black Masons Buford, Thomas Jefferson (T.J.) Atlantic and Pacific Tea blacksmith Burgh, Carrie Company Blanding, V. M. Burgh, Clara Atlantic Brewing Company Block & Newburger Bros. Burgh, Harry Beverley attorney, see also law, practice Bloedel, Catherine Burgh, Irving of and lawyer Bloedel, Sarah Burgower, Henry Augustana College Bloedel, Sarah Elizabeth Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Board of Education Northern Railroad B Return to top Boetje Foods, Inc. Burrall, Ann Caroline Boetje, Charles Burrall, Edward Baker, Alice Boetje, Fred Herman Burris, Henry Baker, Clement Boetje, Frederick Baker, Goldie Boetje, Jim C Return to top Baker, Tracey Boggess, Hannah Bamberger & Burgower Boggess, Harrison C.C. Webber & Company C.H. Leas & Son Classical Revival Davis, Anna cabinetmaker Cleaveland, Bessie Davis, Apollonia Denkmann Cable, Ben Cleaveland, Harry Davis, Helen Cable, James Cleaveland, Henry Clay Davis, John Cable, Jane Cleaveland, Louis Davis, Samuel Cable, Josephine Clemens, Sam Davis, Suzanne Cable, Lucie Clow, Fred Davis, Thomas B. Cable, Lucy Coal Valley Mining Company Dawson, Sarah Moore Cable, Philander Coaltown School Deere & Company Cable, Ransom Cody, Buffalo Bill Deere & Mansur Cagney, James Colonial Hotel Company Deere, Charles Calder, Alexander Sandy Colorado Deere, Demarius Calder, Alexander Stirling Colorado Historical Society Deere, Ellen Sarah California Colored Masons of Illinois Deere, John Calvary Cemetery Comegys, Dr. J.P. Deere, Wells & Company Camden Mills Como Hotel DeLand, George Campbell, Rosamond Confederate Dempsey, Josephine Starr Canada Southern Railroad Connecticut Denkmann family Carnegie, Andrew Connor, James Denkmann Memorial Library carpenter Cook, Barbara Denkmann, Apollonia Carr's Island Cook, Harriet Denkmann, Catherine Carse & Elder Cook, John P. Denkmann, Frederick Carse & Ohlweiler Cook, Mary Elizabeth Denkmann, Susanne Carse, Henry Cook, Zachariah Denver Art Club Carse, Mary coroner Denver Art Museum Carter & Hatch courthouse depot Carter, Anna Whitney Curtis & Curtis DeSilva, Joseph Carter, Charles Curtis, Henry DeVigne, Paul Carter, Elijah DeWolf, Mary Carter, Harriet D Return to top diabetes Carter, Henry Dimick, Anna Carter, Mary Lynde Dakota Territory Dimick, Eddie Case, Eliza Dana, Charles Dimick, Edith Case, Ella Darrow, Clarence Dimick, Elizabeth Case, J.I. Dart, Albert C. Dimick, Harriet Case, Jonah H. Dart, Cornelius Lynde Dimick, Josephine (Josie) Case, Julia Dart, Cyrus Dimick, Lucius Case, Louisa Dart, John Gregg Dimick, Otis J. (O.J.) cenotaph Dart, Jr., Albert C. Dimock, Gould & Company Central Presybterian Church Dart, Margaret Dingeldein Gardens Central Trust & Savings Bank Dart, Mary Augusta Dingeldein, Elizabeth Chalmers, James R. Dart, Mary Gregg Dingeldein, Henry Chamberlain, Elizabeth Dart, Sarah L. Dingeldein, Maggie Chicago Dart, William H. Dingeldein, Mary Chicago & Rock Island Railroad Dart's Hall Dingeldein, Philip Chicago Academy of Science Darwin diphtheria Chicago Addition Dauber, Theresa doctor, see also physician Chicago Kindergarten College Daughters of the American Dolph, Alma Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Revolution Dolph, Eugene Railroad, see also Rock Island Davenport & Rock Island Street Downey, Erastus Lines Railway Downing, Andrew Jackson Chippiannock Cemetery Davenport Academy of Science Drack & Kerns Citizens Improvement Davenport, Bailey Drack, Leonard Association Davenport, George dropsy City Council Davenport, George L. Druids Society Civic Music Association Davenport, Margaret Drury, John Wilson Civil War Davis & Co. Duke, Lucy Clarke, Joseph Davis, Alexander Jackson Durham, Ada Durham, Mary B. Fisher, Bob Guyer, Annette Durmann, Charles Fitzpatrick, Sophia Guyer, Catherine Durmann, George Florida Guyer, Edward Fort Armstrong Guyer, Nettie E Return to top Fort Armstrong Hotel Guyer, Samuel S. Foster, Cyrus Eagles (Lodge) Foster, Henry H Return to top edema Foster, Josephine Edgewood Park Foster, Madeline Hadsell, James Einfeldt, Ada Foster, Metta Hakes, Almeda Einfeldt, Arthur Fox (Indian) Hakes, Guyer & Company Einfeldt, Caroline France Hakes, Holmes Einfeldt, Claus David Franciscan Hall, Dick Einfeldt, Ella Magdalene Fremont, John C. Hall's Safe & Lock Company Einfeldt, Elsie Fries, Peter Harms Hotel Einfeldt, Hans Fries, Theresa Harper House Einfeldt, Henry funeral Harper, Ben Einfeldt, John Harper's Ferry Einfeldt, Louis G Return to top Harper's Opera House, see Einfeldt, Paul also Harper's Theatre Elder, John Gaetjer, Christian Harper's Theatre, see also electricity Gaetjer, Julia Harper's Opera House Elks Lodge Gale, Ellen Harrison, William Elliott, Mick gambling Harte, Mary Ann engineer Garrison, William Harte, Richard England general store Harte, William Henry entomology Geneseo Seminary Hartz & Bahnsen Company epidemic German Old Settlers Harvard Eppingen, Frederika Association Hauberg Civic Center Erie Canal Germania Lodge Hauberg, John Henry Evers, Eddie Germany Hauberg, Susanne Denkmann Ewing, Esther Gest, William Hayes & Cleaveland Insurance Eyster, Dr. Gettysburg Company Girl Scouts Hayes, Julia F Return to top Goble, Barbara Vandruff Hayes, W.H. Goble, Benjamin Hearst, William Randolph farm Gold Rush heart attack Federal Union Mining Company Goldsmith, Susan Lewis Hebrew Burying Ground Ferkel, Elizabeth Goldsmith, Zachariah Association Ferkel, Frank Gothic Revival Heller, Max Ferkel, Niclos Graham, Oliver Henderson, Amy Ann ferry Grand Army of the Republic Henderson, Marcus Fiebig, Charles (G.A.R.) Hengstler, Charles Fiebig, Frank Grand Arrival Henry County Fiebig, Mary Grand Excursion Henry Dart & Sons Fiebig, Otto Greek Revival Hickman, Nancy Field, Harriet M. Gregg, Annie Highland Park Fillmore, Millard Gregg, Carrie Hobson Theatre fire department Gregg, John Hodgson, C.E. First Lutheran Church Gregg, Joseph Hoffman, Mary First Methodist Church Gregg, Patrick Hoffman, William First Methodist Episcopal Gregg, Sarah Wheelock Holmes Hakes & Son Church Gregg, Spencer Holmes, Annette First National Bank of Moline Griffin, Walter Holmes, George First National Bank of Rock Griswold & Vieters Hood, John Bell Island grocery, groceries Hoover, George First Presbyterian Church gun Horace Mann School First, James Guy, Lydia Horton, Loren Hotchkiss, Almerin Jones, Mrs. Jenkins Lloyd Lauderbach, D.H. hotel Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co. Lauderbach, John Huber, Ignatz judge laundress Huber, Lillie law, practice of, see also Huber, Otto K Return to top attorney Huesing, Albert Dietrich lawyer, see also attorney Huesing, Charlotte Kahlke Boat Yards Leas, Emily Hurst, Anna Kahlke, Anna Leas, J. Silas Hurst, Elmore W. Kahlke, Charles LeClaire, Antoine Hurst, Harriet M. Kahlke, Edward Lee, Robert E. Hurst, William Kahlke, Fred Lee, William L. Kahlke, John Leek, Conrad I Return to top Kahlke, Peter Leffel, Eliza Kahlke, William Lettig, August Iglehart, Elizabeth Kansas levee Iglehart, Maria Kauffman, Elizabeth Lewis, Lillian Iglehart, Mildred Kauffman, J.H. Lewis, Susan Iglehart, Milton Kay, William Liberty Hall Iglehart's Marble Shop, see Keator, B.G. library also M.R. Iglehart and Co. Keator, Grace Lincoln School Illinois and Michigan Canal Kellserstrass, Frederick Lincoln, Abraham Illinois Historical Society Kelly, George Lindsay Land & Lumber Illinois State Horticultural Kelly, Mary Lydia Company Society Kentucky Littig, John Illinois State Legislature Keokuk Medical College Littig, Mary Illinois State Supreme Court King's Daughters Little Island Immanuel Lutheran Church Kinney, Margaret C. livery stable Improved Order of Red Men Kinney, Robert log cabin Indian Kiwanis Club Long View Park Indian Boundary Line Knell, Charles
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