Person Sheet
NameOpal Elizabeth STEWART, Grandmother
Birth5 Nov 1884, Albion, Edwards, Illinois
Death11 Nov 1954, Urbana, Champaign, Illinois257
OccupationHousewife
Cause of deathUremia Caused By Carsinoma Of Sigmoid With Extensive Metastases; Other Contributing Causes: Anemia
FatherWilliam Augustus STEWART (1858-1936)
MotherElizabeth Jane CRACKEL (1860-1951)
Medical
Cancer
Spouses
1Archie Jason HARTLE, Grandfather
Birth11 Nov 1880, Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois254
BurialMount Olive Cemetery, Mayview, Champaign, Illinois
OccupationMechanic/Service Garage Owner/Farmer
FatherAndrew Jackson HARTLE (1841-1914)
MotherFlorence Eudora RUDD (1855-1909)
Medical
Coronary occlusion; coronary arteriosclerosis; arterial __________
Parkinson’s Senility Arthritis
Parkinson’s Senility Arthritis
Misc. Notes
Sometime before the family moved to Urbana, Arch worked in a slaughterhouse for 25 cents per day and all the liver, hearts, etc. for free. He must have gone back to Pontiac or Joliet, sometime after the move to Urbana, to work in a hospital.
Arch Hartle married Opal Elizabeth Stewart of Urbana, who had come here with her parents from Albion, Illinois. She was 16 years of age when they married. Her first pregnancy resulted in an involuntary abortion. Her second pregnancy was terminated October 7, 1903 with the birth of a son, Edward Everett, who died in his sleep (probably of pneumonia, as he had a cold or crib death) when six weeks old. He is buried in the old cemetery at Farmer City, Illinois. Their daughter, Hazel, was born 12 Dec 1904 at Farmer City. Arch had been working in and around farmer City for $25 a month ahd had also helped in a bakery there.
His uncle, William L. Rudd, and his brother, Len, had been after him to come to Chicago, so in the fall of 1905 he went. They had an automobile business, selling, renting and servicing electric cars.
About 1907 Arch and Opal moved to the Argenta farm and lived with Grandmother and Grandfather Hartle.
Arch Hartle married Opal Elizabeth Stewart of Urbana, who had come here with her parents from Albion, Illinois. She was 16 years of age when they married. Her first pregnancy resulted in an involuntary abortion. Her second pregnancy was terminated October 7, 1903 with the birth of a son, Edward Everett, who died in his sleep (probably of pneumonia, as he had a cold or crib death) when six weeks old. He is buried in the old cemetery at Farmer City, Illinois. Their daughter, Hazel, was born 12 Dec 1904 at Farmer City. Arch had been working in and around farmer City for $25 a month ahd had also helped in a bakery there.
His uncle, William L. Rudd, and his brother, Len, had been after him to come to Chicago, so in the fall of 1905 he went. They had an automobile business, selling, renting and servicing electric cars.
About 1907 Arch and Opal moved to the Argenta farm and lived with Grandmother and Grandfather Hartle.
ChildrenEverett Edward (1903-1903)
Hazel May (1904-1987)
Helen Opal (1907-1988)
Florence Marie (1910-1988)