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Eads Monroe Co IN
Posted by: connie tyree (ID *****5057) Date: September 09, 2005 at 13:52:02
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I hope the following information may help some of you searching for the Eads in Monroe Co IN. I am posting my research notes on a couple members of this family.

JOHN HENRY EADS:

M-001
Marriage Record FHL Film 1301517 Item 4 Coles Co IL
John A. Eads of Oakland, Coles Co IL of the age of 21 and Miss Sophia A. Miller of Oakland, Coles Co IL of the age of 17. Witness: R. Stodert Co Clerk. Married by Johnathan J. Pemberton JOP married them on 16 Aug 1887.
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M-002
Douglas Trails and Traces Vol XVI No 3 Sept 1993 Douglas Co Gen Soc
Pg 5
From Velma Brownings Scrapbook
JOHN EADS
died April 10, 1933; born Feb 2, 1856, son of Lewis & Polly Anna Souders Eads, was of a family of 8 children born Monroe Co., IN; married Anna Miller Aug 16, 1877; 4 children, 3 survive: Walter Eads, Mrs Alma Riley, Oakland; Mrs Myrtls Swinford, Charleston.
(Note copy is filed with the Miller evidence)
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1880 Census Place East Oakland, Coles, Illinois
Family History Library Film 1254182
Page Number 83B
John H. EADS M Male 24 IN Farmer
Sophia A. EADS M Female 20 IL Keeping House
Almerta EADS S Female 1 IL At Home
James W. EADS S Male 8M IL At Home
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Oakland Messenger Newspaper
8-18-1927
Fiftieth Anniversary
A number of friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs John Eads gathered at their home Tuesday Aug 16 to help thm celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary. They brought well filled baskets and at noon a bountiful dinner was spread. Mr and Mrs
eads who are numbered among the finest people in this vicinity were presented with a silver offering. The Messenger hopes they will be privileged to enjoy many more years of wedded life. Those present:
Mr and Mrs John Eads, Mr and Mrs Randall Riley, Mrs Omer Swinford and children, Mr and Mrs James Ewing, Mr and Mrs Chas. Minor, Mr and Mrs M.E. Minor, Mr and Mrs Noah Eskew, Mrs Chas McDaniels and daughters, Junior Swinford, Mr and Mrs Paul Josserand and family, Mr and Mrs Shelton Swinford and family, Mr and Mrs Will Hite and Irma, Chas. Brown, Thos. Brown, Mr and Mrs C.K. Miller, of Oakland, Wandalee Garrett of Arcola, Mrs Loat Langford, Miss Lorraine Oliver, Mrs Pearl Thatcher, and daughter, Nelson Swinford of Charleston, Mrs C.R. Cline and children of Mattoon.
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1930 Oakland Coles Co IL
151-157
EADS
John 74 IN IN IN m21
Alice 70 IL IL OH m18
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ANDREW 'JACK' JACKSON EADS:

1880 Census Oakland Coles IL
TEMPLES
Wm I. 38 IN NC KY
Susanah 33 OH PA PA
Andrew J. 13 IL
John H. 11
William A. 9
Infant girl 3 mo.
EADS
Jackson 21 IN cousin
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Can't locate in 1910

1920 Oakland Coles Co IL
Pg 9 74-74
EADS
Andrew J 59 IN IN IN farmer
Cindia 50 IL IL IL
Mable 11 IL IN IL
Inez 26 IL IL IN daug in law
Mariann 5 IL IL IL grand daughter
Elizabeth 6/12 IL IL IL daughter (looks like "grand" daughter was crossed out)

next door
EADS
Ernest 26 IL IN IL
Pearl 24 IL IL IL
Guyla 5 female daughter IL IL IL
Gereld 3 1/12 son IL IL IL

also in St Louis, St Clair Co MO 314-127 staying in a boarding house are
EADS
Charles A 31 IL IL IL
Willie 18 IL IN IL
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1930 Oakland Coles Co IL ED15-10 SH1B 17-17
EADS
A. Jackson 68 IN IN IN m age 24 farmer military-no
Lucinda J 61 IL IL IL 1m age 17

next door
18-18
EADS
Charles A 42 IL IL IL 1m age 37
Flora O 29 IL IL OH 1m age 24
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The Oakland Messenger-- IL newspaper 1/2/1936 has notice that Andrew's widow is selling the farm.

The Oakland Messenger - IL newspaper Thur. 3/22/1934
A. J. Eads Dies Sunday Morning At Age of 73
After a lingering illness A. J. Eads passed away at his home in this city Sunday evening at 7:15.
Andrew Jackson, son of Lewis and Pollyanna Eads was born at Bloomington, IN on July 26, 1860. He departed this life March 18, 1934 at his home in Oakland, being 73 years, 7 months and 21 days of age. When a young man about 18 years old, he came to Oakland, IL, working for several years as a farm hand. On Dec. 16, 1886 he was married to Lucinda Jane Curtis of Oakland. By this time he had saved enough money to purchase a farm and on this farm he and his wife started their home. Here all their lives have been lived with the exception of one year which they spent in Oakland seventeen years ago and the last two years which also have been spent in Oakland. He seemed to love every hill and tree on their little farm. No place has been home to Mr Eads except this farm and it was his greatest desire to move back to it.
It was here that his children were born and grew up, three boys and one girl, namely, Charles A. of Oakland, Willis R. of Milwaukee, Wis., Ernest H. of Oakland, and Mabel M. of Chicago. There are also nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. These with the wife are left to mourn the loss of husband, father and grandfather who has been a hard working man and an honorable and upright citizen. What better heritage could he leave his children? Mr Eads was converted about 23 years ago and united with the Fairview M. E. church to which he has been loyal. Mr Eads has been in poor health for several years and for the last seven weeks has been confined to his home and bed part of the time. last Friday he suffered a complete relapse and left us on Sunday eve. going to be with his Savior "who giveth his beloved sleep."
Funeral services were conducted from the Fairview church Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Montague officiating. Pallbearers were John Dollar, James Dollar, Art Kincade, Wm. Kincade, Sterl Hanner, Chas. Swinford. Mrs Leta Hawkins was at the piano. The choir of the Fairview church sang. Flowers were in charge of Mrs Ida Dollar, Mrs Mamie Shives and Mrs Vera Swinford.

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1918 Farmer's Directory
Listed with wife's maiden name and names of children
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Oakland Messenger Newspaper Articles Oakland IL
8/7/1930
Miss Mabel Eads of Chicago visits parents, Mr and Mrs AJ Eads

3/13/1924
Mrs JackEads received word of the death of her newphew Clarence Curtis at Champaign Monday morning.
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LEWIS EADS:

1860 Polk Monroe Co IN
EADS
Lewis 30 Unknown farmer $1000 $200
Polly 26 IN
Angelina 9 IN
Clementine 8 IN
Wilburn 6 IN
John 4 IN
Wade 2 IN

1870 Polk Monroe Co IN
EDES (EADS)
Lewis 43 KY $400 $50
Polly A 39 IN
Wilburn 17 IN
John H 14 IN
Wade H 12 IN
Andrew J 10 IN
Sarah E 7 IN
Melvina 3 IN


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