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Hope that someone with family names of Harbert, Delbridge (Dellbridge), Kraft, Moss, Wilson will recognize something of family member in these articles from The Decatur Review Newspaper, please read.
I am looking for family members whose names are listed here, but not even sure what this is about, any info would be appreciated.
CHANCERY NOTICE State of Illinois
Macon County
To the June term, A. D. 1893
Frances E. Baker vs. Robert H. Woodcook, administrator with the will annexed in the estabe of Earnest F. Delbridge (Dellbridge), Fredericke Delbridge, Fred Delbridge, and wife of the said Fred Delbridge, whose name to your oratrix is unknown and who is an unknown heir of said Earnest Delbridge, deceased. Amelia Harbert, Henry Harbert, Earnest F. Delbridge, Louisa Delbridge, Louisa Kraft, John Kraft, Henry W. Delbridge, Mary Delbridge, Yetta Moss and William Moss, Earnest Harbert, Lewis Harbert, Henry Harbert, William Wilson and Fred Wilson.
Affidavit that on due inquiry that of the above named defendants, Earnest Harbert, Lewis Harbert and Henry Harbert that upon diligent inquiry the present place of residence of the said Earnest Harbert, Lewis Harbert and Henry Harbert could not be ascertained, having been filed in the office of the clerk of the circuit court of the said county notice is hereby given to the said Lewis Harbert, Earnest Harbert, and Henry Harbert that the above named complainant heretofore filed in her bill of complaint upon the chancery side thereof which said suit is still pending and that a summons there-upon issued out of said court against the above named defendants returnable on the first day of the next June term of said court, to be held at the court house in siad county on the first Monday of June A.D. 1893. Now, unless you, the said lewis Harbert, Earnest Harbert and Henry Harbert shall appear on the first day of said term of said court and plead answer or demur to the said bill of complaint, the same will be take as true and a decree rendered according to the prayer thereof.
Dated this 26th day of April, A. D. 1893 E. McClellan, Clerk
C.C. Leforgre, Attorney
Article from The Decatur Review Newspaper Tuesday, September 9, 1930
Andrew Harbert of Moorefield, Nebraska is visiting his half-brother Fred E. Wilson at Macon, and is also spending some time with the William Moss family near Blue Mound, and other relatives.
Mr Harbert, who is an Uncle of Mannie (Emanuel C. Wilson), Republican candidate for sheriff, was born near Macon. He left here forty-six years ago and this is his first visit back home. He was a schoolmate of Otho Hill and Mr. Hill was one of the first old friends he met after alighting from the train.
He noted a great many changes as he was driven out to Macon, but he recognized the St. Nicholas Hotel, which is about the only thing on Lincoln Square that was there forty-six years ago. Of course the Bachrach Store is there, but it is in a new building. The transfer house was not there when Mr. Harbert went away.
NOTES OF WILSON FAMILY OF MACON, ILLINOIS
Fred Wilson (born in 1859 in Illinois) and his wife Elva (born 1862 in Illinois) are the parents of Emanuel C. Wilson (also known as Manny, he was born 1883 in Illinois) and his brother Arthur E. Wilson (born in 1884 in Illinois). Arthur Wilson was a professional baseball player, believe he played for the New York Giants and began his baseball career in 1908.
Hope someone recognizes someone
Darlene
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