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Obituary Index 3Dec2020.Xlsx Last First Other Middle Maiden ObitSource City State Date Section Page # Column # Notes Naber Adelheid Carrollton Gazette Carrolton IL 9/26/1928 1 3 Naber Anna M. Carrollton Gazette Patriot Carrolton IL 9/23/1960 1 2 Naber Bernard Carrollton Gazette Carrolton IL 11/17/1910 1 6 Naber John B. Carrollton Gazette Carrolton IL 6/13/1941 1 1 Nace Joseph Lewis Carthage Republican Carthage IL 3/8/1899 5 2 Nachtigall Elsie Meler Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 3/27/1909 15 1 Nachtigall Henry C. Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 11/30/1909 18 4 Nachtigall William C. Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 10/5/1925 38 3 Nacke Mary Schleper Effingham Democrat Effingham IL 8/6/1874 3 4 Nacofsky Lillian Fletcher Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 2/22/1922 29 1 Naden Clifford Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 11/8/1990 Countywide 2 2 Naden Earl O. Waukegan News Sun Waukegan IL 11/2/1984 7A 4 Naden Elizabeth Broadbent Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 1/17/1900 8 4 Naden Isaac Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 2/28/1900 4 1 Naden James Darby Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 12/25/1935 4 5 Naden Jane Green Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 4/10/1912 9 3 Naden John M. Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 9/13/1944 5 4 Naden Martha Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 12/6/1866 3 1 Naden Obadiah Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 11/8/1911 1 1 Naden Samuel Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 6/17/1942 7 1 Naden Samuel Mrs Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 8/15/1878 4 3 Naden Samuel Mrs Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 8/8/1878 1 4 Naden Thomas Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 3/2/1904 1 4 Nader Mr Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 6/1/1887 7 1 Naderhoff Mary Lees Quincy Herald-Whig Quincy IL 12/10/1926 18 1 Naderhoff Mary Lees Quincy Herald-Whig Quincy IL 12/10/1926 20 7 Nadin Kate Haigh Kankakee Republican Kankakee IL 12/3/1920 1 2 Nading Justus Kendall County Journal Yorkville IL 11/18/1942 1 1 Nadrowski Anna Dziennik Chicagoski Chicago IL 11/27/1954 17 3 Nadybal Charles Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 1/6/1969 3 7 1 Naffziger Edward Lincoln Courier Lincoln IL 8/8/1971 1 7 Naffziger Edward Lincoln Courier Lincoln IL 8/11/1971 6 1 Naffziger Edward Lincoln Courier Lincoln IL 8/16/1971 8 2 Nafziger Katherine Roth Bloomington Pantagraph Bloomington IL 4/6/1953 5 3 Nagel Aaltje Geuvers Des Plaines Suburban Times Des Plaines IL 3/10/1922 1 5 Nagel Anna Louisa Bluffs Times Bluffs IL 2/27/1935 1 2 Nagel August Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 9/27/1939 31 3 Nagel Carrie Granite City Press Record Granite City IL 7/3/1950 1 3 Nagel Carrie Granite City Press Record Granite City IL 7/3/1950 2 8 Nagel Dorothy Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 3/27/1980 3 17 7 Nagel Henry Auburn Citizen Auburn IL 11/19/1891 2 1 4 Nagel Maggie Centralia Sentinel Centralia IL 7/16/1948 10 8 Nagel Martha E. Thies Elgin Courier News Elgin IL 9/3/1975 20 3 Nagel Mary Johnson Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 1/12/1938 27 4 Nagel Otto F. Alton Telegraph Alton IL 6/22/1946 1 1 Nagel William Henry Bluffs Times Bluffs IL 2/3/1932 1 2 Nagel William Henry Winchester Times Winchester IL 2/5/1932 7 5 Nagelsmith Elizabeth Catherine Nauman Walnut Leader Walnut IL 1/5/1934 1 1 Nagelsmith Elizabeth Catherine Nauman Walnut Leader Walnut IL 1/12/1934 1 1 Nagle Ann Caroline Taylorville Breeze-Courier Taylorville IL 5/18/1935 1 6 Nagle Fred W. Jacksonville Journal Jacksonville IL 11/19/1889 4 5 Nagle Matilda Bluffs Times Bluffs IL 5/10/1918 1 2 Nagle Patrick Taylorville Breeze Taylorville IL 7/19/1919 6 3 Nagler Tillie Chicago Sun Times Chicago IL 10/21/1978 53 5 Nagus Margaret LaSalle Daily Tribune LaSalle IL 2/8/1924 1 6 Nagus Margaret LaSalle Daily Tribune LaSalle IL 2/9/1924 1 4 Nahlik Frantisek Denni Hlasatel Chicago IL 4/10/1958 5 2 Nail Berry Greenberry Litchfield Monitor Litchfield IL 10/24/1891 1 4 Nail Bertha B. Bergman Panhandle Press Raymond IL 8/7/1991 2 4 Nail Bertha B. Bergman Raymond News Raymond IL 8/8/1991 1 3 Nail Daniel Litchfield Monitor Litchfield IL 7/25/1891 1 1 Naill Earl Rockford Register Republic Rockford IL 10/13/1943 11 5 Naill Earl Rockford Register Republic Rockford IL 10/15/1943 13 1 Last First Other Middle Maiden ObitSource City State Date Section Page # Column # Notes Nakis Harry Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 8/7/2003 1 10 5 Nale John Flora Journal-Record Flora IL 5/5/1927 1 3 Nale Mary M. Emery Bement Register Bement IL 1/7/1971 2 3 Nale Mary Susan Flora Journal-Record Flora IL 5/5/1927 1 3 Nale William T. Flora Daily News Flora IL 3/5/1933 1 2 Nall Henry C. Mason County Democrat Havana IL 1/13/1973 7 5 Nalley William G. Jersey County Democrat Jerseyville IL 8/16/1928 1 6 Nalley William G. Jersey County Democrat Jerseyville IL 8/16/1928 3 3 Nally Lucille Kankakee Journal Kankakee IL 5/2/1972 3 1 Nally Thomas E. Kankakee Journal Kankakee IL 12/14/1989 5 2 Nammond Chester Herbert Jacksonville Courier Jacksonville IL 2/25/1927 8 5 Nammond Chester Herbert Jacksonville Courier Jacksonville IL 2/26/1927 8 4 Nammond Chester Herbert Shelbyville Democrat Shelbyville IL 3/3/1927 1 5 Nance D J Bureau County Republican Princeton IL 12/5/1935 1 Nance Elizabeth Illinois State Journal Springfield IL 1/19/1850 3 1 Nance Elmira H. Carmi Courier Carmi IL 1/30/1896 8 1 Nance G Uncle Washy W Petersburg Observer Petersburg IL 3/23/1889 3 4 Nance Harvey H. Grayville Independent Grayville IL 4/17/1902 1 4 Nance Harvey H. Grayville Independent Grayville IL 4/17/1902 5 1 Nance Horace G. Petersburg Observer Petersburg IL 4/14/1950 2 9 5 Nance John Wesley Shelbyville Democrat Shelbyville IL 3/6/1879 4 1 Nance Joseph Shelbyville Democrat Shelbyville IL 1/24/1895 8 1 Nance Melinda Sterling Daily Standard Sterling IL 4/25/1912 3 1 Nance Mrs Mosias Sterling Daily Standard Sterling IL 4/25/1912 3 1 Nance Ross A. Petersburg Observer Petersburg IL 1/4/1968 1 1 Nance Solomon E. Athens Free Press Athens IL 11/16/1923 1 2 Nance Sudie Purkapile Petersburg Observer Petersburg IL 2/18/1982 1 3 2 Nance Thomas J. Petersburg Observer Petersburg IL 11/4/1916 1 2 Nance Thomas J. Petersburg Observer Petersburg IL 11/17/1916 1 4 Nance Todd M. Charleston Times Charleston IL 8/17/1995 1 2 Nance Todd M. Charleston Times-Courier Charleston IL 8/17/1995 B4 4 Nance Wyatt M. Cobden Review Cobden IL 5/14/1931 1 Naney Newton Elsberry Wayne County Press Fairfield IL 10/6/1955 1 3 Naney Newton Elsberry Wayne County Press Fairfield IL 10/6/1955 8 1 Nankivil Richard M Illinois State Journal Springfield IL 6/8/1965 2 6 Nannen William Pekin Daily Times Pekin IL 1/23/1960 2 8 Nantkes Lamar Dale State Journal Register Springfield IL 5/18/1994 10 3 Nantkes Marian Roberta Hillsboro & Montgomery County News Hillsboro IL 6/6/2000 3 2 Nantkes Marian Roberta Taylorville Breeze-Courier Taylorville IL 6/5/2000 6 2 Nantkes Wayne Henry Earl State Journal Register Springfield IL 9/28/1995 38 7 Nantkes William Nokomis Free Press-Progress Nokomis IL 1/9/1919 1 2 Naomi Alma Leaf River Mirror Leaf River IL 2/22/1918 5 3 Napieraliski Florence Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 4/10/1962 Napieralski Walter Nashville News Nashville IL 5/22/1969 1 6 Napora Lillian L. Dolton Economist Pointer Dolton IL 6/21/1981 2 3 6 Napora Stanley L. Lansing Calumet and Pointer Lansing IL 12/17/1987 8 4 Narel Anna C. Dembkowski Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 2/18/1976 4 18 6 Naschinski Paul John Illinois State Journal Springfield IL 12/6/1914 8 1 Nash A B Glasford Gazette Glasford IL 8/16/1917 1 1 Nash Andrew Pana News Palladium Pana IL 8/25/1955 1A 5 Nash Anna Pana News Palladium Pana IL 4/22/1965 1 4 Nash Barbara Carmi Times Carmi IL 1/13/1986 8 1 Nash Benjamin Franklin Flora Journal-Record Flora IL 3/24/1927 1 3 Nash Charles Kewanee Star Courier Kewanee IL 8/7/1947 5 6 Nash Hugh Monmouth Daily Review Monmouth IL 8/26/1904 8 2 Nash Hulda Glasford Gazette Glasford IL 7/5/1901 3 3 Nash J W Hardin County Independent Elizabethtown IL 12/23/1926 Nash Josephine McConkey Mansfield Express Mansfield IL 8/17/1923 1 3 Nash Kathryn Kay Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 8/22/2001 1 11 2 Nash Mary Agnes Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 8/7/1973 32 6 Nash Mary C Flora Daily News-Record Flora IL 4/10/1934 1 4 Nash Thomas Chicago Daily News Chicago IL 1/6/1928 4 4 Nash Walter Alton Evening Telegraph Alton IL 6/1/1942 1 Last First Other Middle Maiden ObitSource City State Date Section Page # Column # Notes Nash William J Mattoon Gazette Mattoon IL 8/1884 1 6 Nash William Monmouth Atlas Monmouth IL 10/4/1867 2 4 Nash William Monmouth Atlas Monmouth IL 9/27/1867 3 1 Nason George B Paris Beacon-News Paris IL 6/10/1932 Nason Helen A Paris Beacon-News Paris IL 11/21/1932 Nasser David Harrisburg Register Harrisburg IL 5/9/1942 1 Nasser Richard Ellis Danville Commercial-News Danville IL 4/1/2000 4A 1 Nastali Helen Kayser Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 3/21/1994 2 6 5 Natchke Celia Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 5/14/1965 2 15 1 Natchke John R Chicago Tribune Chicago IL 1/7/1986 2 6 8 Natemeyer Bertha Marie Beardstown The Illinoian Star Beardstown IL 8/16/1966 6 6 Natemeyer Henry C Beardstown Daily Illinoian-Star Beardstown IL 10/8/1931 3 5 Natemeyer Herman Ernest Edward Beardstown The Illinoian-Star Beardstown IL 5/25/1961 1 4 Nater Herman Carroll County Mirror-Democrat Mt.
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