Ford County in the Civil War: Jonathan B. Lott

Saturday, December 26, 2015

Jonathan B. Lott

--Portrait and biographical record of Ford County, Illinois : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, together with biographies of all the governors of the state, and of the presidents of the United States. Lake City Publishing Company. Chicago, Illinois. 1892. Page 796.

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FORD COUNTY CEMETERIES
1. Blackford (Waggoner) - S. of Elliott ~ 3 miles
2. Brenton - SW of Piper City ~ 1 mile
3. Calvary - N of Piper City ~ 1/2 mile
4. Clayton - SE of Cabery ~ 4 miles
5. Drummer Township - SW side of Gibson City
6. Elliott - N of Elliott ~ 1/2 mile
7. Farmersville - SE of Elliott ~ 4 miles
8. Glen - E side of Paxton
9. Hall - SE of Paxton ~ 3 miles
10. Kempton Hill - E Side of Kempton
11. Lyman Township - N side of Roberts
12. Meharry - E of Perdueville ~ 1 mile
13. Melvin - N of Melvin ~ 3/4 mile
14. Mona Township - SE of Kempton ~ 4 miles
15. Mount Hope - W of Sibley ~ 1/4 mile
16. Mount Olivet - SW of Clarence ~ 6 miles
17. Oregon - NE of Elliott ~ 1 mile
18. Pleasant Grove - SW of Clarence ~ 6 miles
19. Pontoppidan - SE of Elliott ~ 3 miles
20. Prospect - S side of Paxton
21. Saint Joseph - W of Cabery ~ 1 mile
22. Saint Mary's - N side of Roberts
23. Ten Mile Grove - W of Paxton ~ 2 1/2 miles
24. Trickle Grove - SE of Paxton ~ 3 1/2 miles