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Samuel V. Warner was born on Sept. 12, 1859 in Millersport, Fairfield County, OH, the son of Benjamin and Nancy Jane (Bateson) Warner. 

As a youth he migrated to Central Illinois with his parents, settling in the farming town of Arcola. 

Samuel did not marry until later in life, when he was age 38. On July 26, 1898, he entered into wedlock with 28-year-old Cynthia May Cox (March 27, 1870-1924), a native of Bloomington, IN and the daughter of John B. and Esther (Griffith) Cox. They were a decade apart in age. 

The couple produced one son, Glenn Harry Warner, who was born in 1899. 

Said the Tuscola Journal, Cynthia "lived in Indiana until August 1876 when she came with her parents to Douglas county. During her young womanhood she taught school and at one time was teacher of the Town Line school."

When the federal census was taken in 1910, Samuel, Cynthia and son Glenn resided together on their farm near Arcola. Also living under their roof was Samuel's 48-year-old, unmarried sister Rebecca Catharine "Kate." They were members of the Christian Church of Kemp.

The 1920 census shows the family unit in Arcola, but Samuel's sister no longer made her home with them. He retired in about 1922, with the couple moving into town. Their final address together was on West Jefferson Street.

Grief blanketed the family when Cynthia passed away at the age of 54 on June 11, 1924. She was laid to rest in the Arcola Township Cemetery. An obituary in the Tuscola Journal said she "had been in ill health for a number of years suffering with heart trouble." Rev. John I. Gunn presided over the funeral rites, conducted in the Warner residence. Among her survivors were sisters Mary Breedlove of Kemp, IL, Eliza Weller of Tuscola, Cora McCarty of Peoria, Mattie Cox of Kemp, Laura McBride of Lisbon, ND and Pearl Newman of Humboldt in addition to one brother Smith Cox of Arcola.

Samuel outlived Cynthia by 18 years. 

He married again, on Aug. 15, 1928, to 58-year-old Clara Bell (Eisele) Shelton (1870-1944). In announcing the happy event, the Journal said they had tied the cord at the county court house, with Judge Harley C. Helm officiating. His son and her daughter Pearl stood as witnesses.

Clara Belle was a native of Miltonville (or "Middletown"), Butler County, OH, and had been married once before to Robert Anderson Shelton. She thus brought four stepdaughters to the new combined family, Pearl Ernest, Lydia Kennedy, Nellie Souders and Lenna Gioglio.

The federal census of 1930 shows them together on the family farm.

Samuel and Clara Bell received a visit in September 1942 from his sister Kate and her husband Charles Roberts, having traveled from their new home in Shreveport, LA.  are known to have traveled to Arcola in September 1942 for a visit. On the fateful and tragic day of Oct. 2, 1942, while driving the brother-in-law about town in his Model T Ford, the two elderly men were killed when their vehicle was "struck by a southbound Illinois Central freight train at the Jefferson street crossing here," reported the Decatur Daily Review. 

The car was demolished. The accident occurred after Mr. Warner's car stalled as it was being driven across the crossing. Witnesses said that a warning signal at the crossing was in operation, but that the men's view of the approaching train apparently was obscured by a parked automobile. Mr. Roberts had been in Arcola for several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Warner.

A coroner's inquest was held at a local funeral home. The remains were laid to rest in Arcola Township Cemetery.

Clara Bell lived for another two years. Burdened with heart problems, she died at home in Arcola on Nov. 18, 1944, when she was 74 years of age. The funeral was led by Rev. Casper Allen, in the Arcola Baptist Church, followed by interment in Arcola Cemetery. Her obituary appeared in the Journal.

Stepdaughter Pearl Shelton married William Ernest/Ernst. Their home was in Arcola in the 1940s.

Stepdaughter Lydia Shelton wed (?) Kennedy. Her dwelling-place in 1944 was in Lowell, IN.

Stepdaughter Nellie Shelton entered into marriage with Souders. The pair moved to Indianapolis.

Stepdaughter Lenna Shelton was joined in wedlock with (?) Gioglio. They resided in Long Beach, CA in 1944.

~ Son Glenn Harry Warner  ~

Son Glenn Harry Warner (1899-1961) was born on April 14, 1899. 

As a young man, he was of medium height and build, with blue eyes and black hair. 

When required to register for the military draft during World War I, Glenn stated he was age 19 and employed "helping farming at home." He continued to be a farmer for decades.

In about 1922, when he was age 23 and she 18, he married Irene Whanger (1904-1977), daughter of Luther and Sena E. Whanger.   

Together they bore a family of six known children -- Dale J. Warner, Robert Samuel Warner, Harry "Maynard" Warner, Glennadine Clough Fuller, LPN, Cynthia "Marie" Robinson, LPN and Melba Warner.

When the 1930 and 1940 federal censuses were taken, the Warners made their home in Bowdre, Douglas County, IL, with Glenn's occupation marked as "farmer." His divorced aunt, Nellie Kirk, lived under their roof in 1930.

The children all attended Hindsboro High School in southeastern Douglas County. .

The Warners retired from farming during the 1940s and relocated to Oakland, Coles County, IL. They are enumerated in Oakland in the 1950 federal census. The family held a membership in the First Christian Church of Oakland

Glenn died on Dec. 17, 1961, at the age of 62. He was laid to rest in Arcola Township Cemetery. 

Irene survived him by nearly 16 years and resided in Charleston, IL. She passed away in her home on Sept. 7, 1977, just four days before her 73rd birthday. She joined her husband in eternal repose in the township cemetery.

Arcola's Main Street at the turn of the 20th century

Son Dale J. Warner (1922- ? ) was born in 1922. He joined the U.S. Army during World War II and was stationed at Camp Wolters, TX. He was discharged in late 1943. He entered into marriage with Helen ( ? - ? ). By 1994, he had relocated to Palm Harbor, FL, and remained as of 2006.

Son Robert Samuel Warner (1924-1994) was born on Aug. 27, 1924 in Oakland, IL. At the age of 18, circa April 1943, he married 21-year-old Kentucky native Olean Ford (1921-2000) of Arcola, daughter of Samp and Mary Ford of Tomkinsville, KY. News of their marriage license was announced in the Tuscola Journal. Two known sons of the couple were Robert E. Warner and James Warner. During World War II, he was drafted into the U.S. Army in Sept. 1944 and served with the rank of private. Robert returned home after the war's end and in 1950, when the federal census enumeration was made, they lived in Arcola and he generated income as a farmhand. The marriage dissolved in divorce. Then in about 1965, Robert again tied the marital cord with Helen Louise (Maxwell) Worthington (1926-1970). Helen was divorced from her first husband Roy J. Worthington (1923-1994) and brought three stepdaughters into the union with Robert -- Nancy Myers, Barbara Worthington and Peggy Worthington.. Said a newspaper, Helen "was a typist at the University of Illinois. While a resident of Mattoon, she was employed at Blaw Knox Co. Mrs. Warner was a member of the Arcola Methodist Church." The family was plunged into grief when, at the age of 44, just four years into the marriage, Helen died in Tuscola's Jarman Hospital on Dec. 19, 1970. Her obituary appeared in the Mattoon Journal Gazette. Robert outlived his second spouse by 24 years. He was employed by Hindsboro School District as a school bus driver. He held memberships in the Disabled American Veterans and the Kemp Church of Christ. His third wife was Shirley Lucky ( ? - ? ), whom he wed in 1971. He surrendered to the angel of death on Nov. 2, 1994, at the age of 70, as a patient in Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. Rev. Mark Lefler preached the funeral service. Burial was in Arcola Township Cemetery, and an obituary was printed in the Journal Gazette. Olean married twice more, next to William McLain ( ? - ? ) and finally to Richard Sloan ( ? - ? ). Their final years together were in Las Vegas. Olean died at the age of 79 at the Harbor House in Las Vegas on Nov. 17, 2000.

• Grandson Robert E. Warner (1948- ? ) was born in about 1948 in Arcola, Douglas County, IL. He dwelled in Neoga, IL in 1994-2000.

• Grandson James Warner ( ? - ? ) established a home in Ohio as of 1994. By 2000, he relocated to Alachua, FL.

Son Harry "Maynard" Warner (1926-2000) was born on Nov. 4, 1926. He married Georgann Rodgers (1931-1995), daughter of Albert and Josephine Rogers. They resided for years in or around Mahomet, Champaign County, IL. Their brood of four offspring were George "Andy" Warner, Lee Warner, Rochelle Williams and Dianne Cox. Maynard was employed for many years with Bohlen Ice Company. Georgann passed away on March 31, 1995, with her obituary appearing in the Champaign News-Gazette. Maynard survived for another five years in Mahomet and died at the age of 73 on Aug. 11, 2000. Burial was in Payne Cemetery in Brocton, Edgar County, IL, with the Decatur Herald and Review printing an obituary. He was survived by nine grandchildren. Burial of the remains was in Payne Cemetery in Brocton.

• Grandson George "Andy" Warner lived in Mahomet, IL in 2000.

• Grandson Lee Warner made his home in 2000 in Urbana, IL.

• Granddaughter Rochelle Warner wed (?) Williams. She planted herself in Fort Wayne, IN as of 2000. 

• Granddaughter Dianne Warner married (?) Cox. She resided in Argenta, IL. 

Daughter Glennadine Warner (1929-2006) was born on Feb. 2, 1929 in Kemp, IL. Glennadine was twice married. When both were age 19, her first husband circa 1948 was William F. Clough ( Jan. 21, 1929-1993), son of Russell and Lantha (Mobley) clough of Edgar County. News of their marriage license was published in the Bloomington Pantagraph. Three children resulted from their coupling -- Glenn Russell Clough, William "Maynard" Clough and Cheryl Hite. William was a U.S. Navy veteran who earned a living as a truck driver. They eventually divorced. In 1976, at the age of about 37, she wed her second husband, John Herman "Heck" Fuller (July 11, 1924-1995), originally from Lake Paradise, IL and the son of Ivy and Mabel Louise (Webster) Fuller. They resided in Mattoon, IL. John had been wed previously to Evelyn Bidwell ( ? - ? ) and brought two stepdaughters into the second family, Jo Ann Van De Langeryt and De Anna Bean. John was a U.S. Army veteran of World War II, having served with Gen. George S. Patton's Third Army in the European, African and Middle Eastern Theatre. He received a Purple Heart, two Bronze Stars and three Overseas Services Bars in recognition of his service. For three decades, John was employed by Blaw-Knox Construction Equipment Company in Mattoon, a manufacturer of paving equipment owned by White Consolidated Industries that later became part of Ingersoll-Rand. Soonafter their marriage, Glennadine became a licensed practical nurse (LPN), a designation which she obtained on Feb. 2, 1977. She went on to a career with Mattoon Health Center. She held a membership for 63 years in the Christian Church in Oakland, and John belonged to the Mattoon Free Methodist Church. Sadness blanketed the family when John died at home at the age of 70 on March 30, 1995. He was pictured in his obituary in the Mattoon Journal Gazette. Rev. Mark Lefler presided over the funeral rites, and burial followed in Campground Cemetery in the rural outskirts of Mattoon. The widowed Glennadine remained in Mattoon at least through 2000 and later in Yorba Linda, Orange County, CA. She returned to Charleston where she succumbed to the spectre of death at age 77 on Sept. 18, 2006. She was pictured with her obituary in the Journal Gazette, in which the family asked that any memorial contributions be made to the American Cancer Society. Pastor Bill Phillips presided at the funeral, with the remains lowered under the sod of Campground Cemetery. Former husband William Clough made his final home in Hindsboro and died at the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Centeer at the age of 64 on Nov. 16, 1993.

• Grandson Glenn Russell Clough settled in Salina, KS. He tied the marital cord with Linda.

• Grandson William "Maynard" Clough moved to Hindsboro, IL and was there in the 1993-2006 timeframe. There is some evidence to suggest that he has been a longtime postal mail carrier and in June 2019 helped save the life of one of his customers, a diabetic, who had lapsed into a coma while driving a farm tractor. 

• Granddaughter Cheryl Clough ( ? - ? ) was born on (?). On Oct. 29, 1966, in Oakland, IL, she entered into marriage with Owen R. Hite (Nov. 10, 1947-2000). He originally was from Tuscola, IL and the son of Dalice and Margaret (Creviston) Hite. The Hites put down roots in Charleston. Together, they produced a pair of sons -- Derrick Hite and Darren Hite. Owen was employed for many years as a mechanic in Oakland. Later, he toiled as a coal miner with Zigler Coal Mine No. 5 in Murdock, IL. In May 1989, Owen and Cheryl were highlighted in an article in the Mattoon newspaper about the sum of $18,000 in back wages he claimed was owed for work he performed for the Oakland mine of Energy Resources Development from December 1987 to his layoff on July 9, 1988. The matter was pursued with the Illinois Labor Department's Wage and Hour Division which recognized the Hites' claim and arranged a back wages payment plan, which did not come to much fruition. A board member of the International Executive District 12 of the United Mine Workers of America was quoted saying that the Oakland facility "has made a mockery out of the state department of mines and minerals." Grief blanketed the family on April 15, 2000 when Owen died at home at the age of 52. Pastor Robert E. Lee led the funeral rites, followed by burial in Van Voorhis Cemetery in rural Hinsboro, IL. An obituary appeared in the Mattoon Journal Gazette, in which the family asked that any memorial gifts be made to the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Division.

  Great-grandson Derrick Hite made his dwelling-place in Charleston in 2000. 

  Great-grandson Darren Hite married Niki. They planted themselves in Newton, IL. 

• Step-granddaughter Jo Ann Fuller was a 1970 graduate of Oakland High School and then attended the Kansas City Data Processing School. Circa 1971, having relocated to Santa Ana, CA, she was employed as a payroll clerk for Zales Jewelry. On Aug. 14, 1971, she married George Van De Langeryt ( ? - ? ), son of George A. Van de Langeryt Sr. of Nutley, NJ. Rev. Harold Merritt led the nuptials, held in the Hindsboro Christian Church near Mattoon, IL. In announcing the happy event, the Mattoon Journal Gazette reported that the bride wore "an empire gown featuring a high stand-up collar trimmed with lace. The gown featured full sleeves with wide cuffs. The full skirt was of imported embroidered eyelet with an attachable train." At the time, George was a four-year veteran of the U.S. Air Force during the Vietnam War, and working in Santa Ana as a data processor. The newlyweds' first home was in Santa Ana. Circa 1991, Jo Ann is known to have served as vice president of the Orange Junior Soccer Club and was quoted in the Los Angeles Times about a league official who allegedly had referred to local Latino soccer players as "illegals." The pair was in Orange, CA in the mid-1990s. 

• Step-granddaughter De Anna Fuller was joined in wedlock with Gordon Bean. They migrated by the mid-1990s to Yorba Linda, CA.

Daughter Cynthia "Marie" Warner (1931-2002) was born on April 12, 1931 in Arcola, Douiglas County, IL. On Feb. 17, 1952, in Paris, IL, she was married to Joseph "Tom" Robinson ( ? -1985). Together, they produced a duo of sons -- John David Robinson and Scott Lydell Robinson. As did her sister Glennadine, Marie obtained her LPN designation from the Parkland College School of Nursing. She was employed as a nurse with several convalescent care homes in and around Mattoon, IL. She held a membership in the Oakland Christian Church and the local lodges of the Rebekahs and Moose. Sadly, Tom died on April 2, 1985. As a widow, Marie made her home in 1994 was in Charleston, Coles County, IL and in Humboldt, IL in 2000. She spent her summers as a volunteer with vacation Bible school. She wrote poetry and once published a book of her writings. She also made paintings, several of which captured prizes. Marie died on Oct. 1, 2002, with an obituary and her photograph published in the Mattoon Journal Gazette. The obituary said that she was her family's "rock and pillar -- she was our hero... A generous person, she was always ready to assist anyone and everyone, whether they be family or friend and those she helped were countless." Pastor Joe Diener led the funeral rites, and burial was in Roselawn Cemetery.

• Grandson John David Robinson ( ? - ? ) - His first wife was Jenny Lee ( ? - ? ). Their union dissolved in divorce in October 1993. Circa 1996, he the knot with Regina Janine Daniels ( ? - ? ). They lived in Charleston, IL in 2002 but divorced in October 2006. Then in 2007, he tied the marital cord with Christi Lynn Hutson ( ? - ? ) of Charleston. Sadly, Christi was deceased by 2022. 

• Grandson Scott Lydell Robinson (1964-2022) was born on Oct. 3, 1964. For 32 years, he was a companion of Cathy Halbrook, and the pair resided in Charleston. Said an obituary, Scott "worked as a mechanic, a Pinkerton Security Guard, and first responder/tow truck driver for Bartley Garage. He was a person of faith, and enjoyed worshipping at many churches in the area, including Amish worship services with his friend David Kauffman. Scott enjoyed the outdoors, especially fishing and mushroom hunting." Sadly, at the age of 58, Scott surrendered to the angel of death on Dec. 19, 2022, as a patient in Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. Burial of the remains was in Roselawn Cemetery.

Daughter Melba Irene Warner (1944-2022) was born on March 7, 1944 in Arcola, Douglas County, IL. She spent her early years in Oakland, Coles County, IL. Evidence suggests that she may have contracted rheumatic fever at the age of seven which developed into polio. A 2007 article in the Mattoon Journal Gazette said she became sick in the third grade, missed fourth grade, and went back to school in the fifth grade, with her father picking up her homework for her daily. She recalled being treated in an iron lung at a hospital. She was married perhaps eight times. Her first spouse was Richard Taylor ( ? - ? ). They were the parents of Jake Henry Warner Taylor, who sadly died at birth on Feb. 25, 1960. The baby's remains were laid to rest in Roselawn Cemetery in Charleston, IL. By June 1960 that same year, Melba at age 16 obtained a marriage license with 18-year-old Jerry Loughary ( ? - ? ), also of Oakland. News of their license was printed in the Journal Gazette. One daughter born to the pair was Christina Loughary. Their marriage crumbled, with a divorce granted to Melba in Circuit Court in Charleston on July 9, 1964. Jerry moved to Decatur, IL. Then on Aug. 4, 1969, Melba was joined in wedlock with Larry Eugene Rose (Dec. 11, 1943-1971), son of Max H. and Anna (Owens) Rose of Paris, IL. They lived in Oakland, with Larry working as a construction laborer. The daughter they raised together during their brief marriage was Catrina Eugena Rose, with Larry's children Jody Lynn Rose and Brian Eugene Rose from a previous marriage living in East Lynn, IL. Melba brought legal charges against her spouse for battery in November 1970 when she claimed he had struck her. Tragedy struck on the fateful day of March 16, 1971, when Larry was killed as a passenger "in a two-car accident on Illinois 136 one mile east of Gifford," reported the Journal Gazette. The car's driver, Ray Romine Jr. of Del Ray, FL also lost his life in the crash. Funeral services were conducted locally by Rev. Larry Musick, with the body taken to Kansas, Edgar County, IL for interment in Fairview Cemetery. 

Her fourth husband was John Troutt (1977), with whom she bore a daughter, Regina Keigley. After a divorce, John relocated to Tipton, IN. Regina's next marriage-partner was Ronald Allan Mooney (May 1977) of Mattoon. The Mooneys planted themselves in Charleston and were there later in 1977 at the death of Melba's mother. Melba went on to marry David Alan Coble (May 1981) of Mattoon. By 1984, when her granddaughter was born, Melba was named in the Journal Gazette under the name "Troutt." After the Coble marriage ended, she tied the knot with Carroll Eugene Price (July 1987) of Charleston. Melba and Carroll divorced in May 1988 as reported in the Journal Gazette. Melba's name again was in the news in March 1989 when she reported a forced entry burglary at her apartment on 1400 18th Street. Her final marriage appears to have been with Larry Dean Oliver (Dec. 1992), also of Charleston. By 1994, as named in the obituary of her brother Robert, she went by the name "Price" and continued doing so as of 2002. In the end, she kept company with Phil Grubb of Charleston. She enjoyed making crafts and paper dolls, and held memberships in the First Christian Church of Charleston and the Eagles aerie in Charleston. In her last years, she was confined to her bed or a couch in her living room, and belonged to the Polio Survivors and Friends support group. On Oct. 9, 2010, she was twice-pictured in a Journal Gazette article about her and heer "post polio syndrome," saying her daughter Trina was her full-time caregiver. She died at the age of 78 in Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center in Mattoon on July 17, 2022. Her survivors included nine grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren and two great-great grandchildren. Her remains were laid to rest in Roselawn Cemetery in Charleston, with the name "Price" etched on the face of the marker.

• Granddaughter Christina Deanna "Tina" Loughary was born in (?). After her parents' divorce, she was raised in part by her aunt Cynthia "Marie" Robinson. Christina appears to have been twice-wed. She first entered into marriage in 1978 with Robert Duane Upton ( ? - ? ), son of Russell and Sharon Upton. The couple lived in Charleston, IL. The three children in their household were Robert Michael Upton, Kirk Douglas Upton and Sena Irene Upton. Christina was employed as a nursing assistant and Robert as a construction laborer. Their marriage ended in divorce in September 1987. On March 19, 1994, Christina married Jerald A. "Jerry" Wilson (Oct. 1, 1961-2016), son of Edward and Lela Rose. Their union held fast over more than 22 years until cleaved apart by death. In early manhood, he had served in the U.S. Army, attaining the rank of sergeant, followed by service with the Army National Guard. The pair lived their married life together on Douglas Street in Charleston. Said the Mattoon Journal Gazette, Jerald was an "employee of Trailmobile, and upon its closing, he accepted a position at Country Materials, where he cultivated many friends. He was a proud and private person and a man of routine. He was a planner and it was known that you didn't mess with his routine." In his free time he followed the fortunes of the Chicago Bears football team and NASCAR racing, and he liked to golf, fish and hunt mushrooms. He also liked to eat spicy foods at Rick Will's and to work a daily crossword puzzle with his mother. Sadly, stricken with lung cancer, Jerald died at home at the age of 55 on Nov. 17, 2016. Leading the funeral rites were T.K. Slaughter and Brad Etnire, with burial of the ashes in Roselawn Cemetery in rites furnished by the Paul McVey post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion. The widowed Christina later settled in Salina, KS. Former spouse Robert Upton married again in 1990 to Beth Irene Newlin.

  Great-grandson Robert Michael Upton (1978- ? ) was born in 1978. His birth was announced in the Mattoon Journal Gazette. In March 1998, he tied the marital cord with Jennifer Lynn Terry of Mattoon. Later, he was a companion of Toni Hawn in 2016 and dwelled in Mattoon.

  Great-grandson Kirk Douglas Upton (1980- ? ) was born in 1980 at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center, weighing in at 8 lbs.. He wed Miranda and settled in Westfield, IL.

  Great-granddaughter Sena Irene Upton (1984- ? ) was born in 1984 in Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. News of her birth was made public in the Mattoon Journal Gazette, which said that she weighed 6 lbs. and 4½ oz. Sena was in Charleston in 2016.

• Granddaughter Catrina Eugena "Trina" Rose ( ? - ? ) spent her early years in East Lynn and Mattoon, IL. She was a 1990 graduate of Charleston High School. On May 23, 1998, she first wed Mike Craig ( ? - ? ), son of Harold and Shirley Craig. He was a 1974 graduate of Ypsilanti High School and was a self-employed painter. The engaged couple was pictured in the Mattoon Journal Gazette. They may have been the parents of Whitney Craig. Then with Shodd Brammer, she bore a daughter, Brittany Renee Brammer. By 2010, apparently having taken back her "Rose" maiden name, she was a full-time caregiver for her ailing mother who was bedridden in Charleston from "post polio syndrome." In time, she was united in matrimony with Rickey Diamond ( ? - ? ). She made her home in 2022 in the town of her birth.

  Great-granddaughter Whitney Craig ( ? - ? ) made her dwelling-place in 2013 in Mattoon.

  Great-granddaughter Brittany Renee Brammer ( ? - ? ) lived in Mattoon in 2013. She was the mother of Aleeah Rose Brammer (-2013-), who sadly died in infancy on Aug. 2, 2013 in Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. Scott Sims officiated the baby's memorial service, with an obituary appearing in the Mattoon Journal Gazette.

• Granddaughter Regina "Genie" Troutt was united in matrimony with Steven Keigley ( ? - ? ), son of Albert and Francis Keigley of Kansas, IL. They put down roots in Charleston, IL and became the parents of Steven "Levi" Keigley. By 1999, Regina had wed a second time to Darrin Togtman ( ? - ? ), son of Kenneth and Grace Togtman. They settled in Charleston and produced two known daughters, Jessica Erin Togtman and Gracie Olivia Togtman. Regina appears to have taken back her maiden name as of 2016 and dwelled in Ashmore, IL.

  Great-grandson Steven "Levi" Keigley (1995- ? ) was born in 1995 at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center. His birth was announced in the Mattoon Journal Gazette.

  Great-granddaughter Jessica Erin Togtman ( ? - ? )

  Great-granddaughter Gracie Olivia Togtman (2002- ? ) was born in 2002 in the Lincoln Health Center. She weighed 6 lbs., 13 oz. and measured 20 inches in length, according to an announcement in the Mattoon Journal Gazette. 

• Presumed step-granddaughter Jody Lynn Rose was in East Lynn, IL in 1971.

• Presumed step-grandson Brian Eugene Rose dwelled in East Lynn, IL in 1971.

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