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Briggs Family Cemetery
North side of Midlothian Road near Echo Lake Road about 1 mile northeast of the village of Lake Zurich. It was in Ela Township, Lake County, Illinois. The cemetery no longer exists.
Transcription
Read by Arnett C. Lines about 1937.
Transcribed by Cathy Trawinski, 1998.
Briggs, Wm., Died, 1875. Age, 64
Orrin, Died, 1853. Son.
A child, Died, 1853.
Bubbe, Died, 1847. Son.
Perry, Died, 1845. Son.
Catherine, Died, 1859. Dau.
Lucinda, Died, 1858. Age, 43. Wf. of Wm. Briggs.
Bacon, Ethel, Died, 1861.
Betsy, Died, 4/2/1871. Age, 22 yrs., 11 mo. Wf. of Sam Clarke. Dau. of W. & L. Briggs. She was mother of Mrs. Geo. Nightingale. Remains were removed to Evergreen Cem. by Geo. Nightingale. Stone left there.
Eva, Died, 3/18/1858. Dau. of C.G. or G.G. & E. Robinson.
Cornelia, Died, 1856. Dau. of G.G.R.
Briggs, Fannie, Died, 1863. Age, 9 mos.
Son of H. & W. Feddeler.
Clute, Marcus, Born, ??/29/1840. Died, ??/30/1887. Father of Herman, Theo., & Mary Anne? Schuerman. Husband of Lena, born, 9/2/1845.
Kuhlman, Sophie, Born, 9/24/1875. Died, 4/28/1909.
Greber & C.
Several buried in Fairfield Lutheran Cemetery.
Sources
Barrington Area Library. Barrington Courier-Review Index.
Cemeteries of the U. S.: A Guide to Contact Information.
Daughters of the American Revolution, Signal Hill Chapter. Barrington Center Cemetery: Sutton Road & Route 68, Barrington Hills, Illinois.
Lake County Genealogical Society, Cemetery Committee. A Guide to Cemetery Names and Locations in Lake County, Illinois.
Lines, Arnett C. A History of Barrington, Illinois. (online version)
