Mary Margaret Eyler (1863-1925) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree

Mary Margaret Eyler

Born 23 Nov 1863 in Schuyler County, Illinois

Ancestors

Daughter of Peter Eyler and Selinda Jane (Study) Eyler

Sister of Francis Marion Eyler [half], Simon Peter Eyler [half], Orlando Murphy Eyler [half], Emma Elizabeth Eyler [half], David Christofer Eyler [half], Mary Elizabeth Eyler [half], William Marion Eyler [half], Wilson William Eyler [half], Peter Minder Eyler and Annie Elizabeth Eyler

Wife of William Henry Black — married 30 Jul 1879 in Rushville, Schuyler County, Illinois

Descendants

Mother of Berton C. Black, Ida Viola Black, William Harley Black, Clarence Cleveland Black and Nellie Betty Black

Died 7 Feb 1925 at age 61 in Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska

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Birth

Birth:

Date: 23 NOV 1863

Place: Schuyler County, Illinois

Source: #S1

Page: Omaha, Vol 18, ED 25, shhet 23

Death

Death:

Date: 7 FEB 1925

Place: Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska

Source: #S57

Page: February 8, 1925, page 15

Source: #S58

User ID

User ID: 5712DE4D81084A4F88ACBC602F62DAAC1D18

Data Changed

Data Changed:

Date: 29 NOV 2008

Prior to import, this record was last changed 29 NOV 2008.

Note

Note: In 1888, Mary and her husband sell property in Woodstock Township, Schuyler County, Illinois for Lute Euler for $227.

The March 27, 1915 issue of the "Collinsville Star" reports that "Mrs. Mary Black stopped over here a couple of days to visit her brother and sister, P.M. Eyler and Mrs. F.R. Evans. She was on her way from Omaha, Nebraska to visit her sons down at Welettka, Oklahoma. She says the snow was about a foot deep at Omaha, when she left the first of the week."

In 1920, Mary is living in Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska.

Mary died in Omaha, Nebraska at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Hill at 4912 Erskine Street. Mary was survived by her husband, 2 daughters and 2 sons. Funeral services were from Moore's Benson Funeral Home and burial was at Mount Hope Cemetery.

Information from the funeral home states that Mary Margaret Black had a sister, Mrs. C.A. Spring, living at 2539 N. 63rd in Omaha in 1925. Could Mrs. Spring actually be her half sister, Mary Elizabeth Eyler?. The 1925 Omaha city directory shows a Carl A. Spring, a salesman living at that address. The 1920 census shows Carl's wife as Martha, age 35, born in Nebraska. Mary Elizabeth Eyler was born in 1860.