WILLIAM JAMES CHENOWETH SR. M.D.

DIVISION 2

formally - DIVISION 1

LOT : 47
ROW : 8
COLUMN : 2
SUB. R/C : WEST
GRAVE # ?



Dr. William James Chenoweth Sr.

b. December 1, 1823
Greenburg, Green County, Kentucky

d. August 19, 1915
Decatur, Macon County, Illinois

buried: August 21, 1915



FATHER
John Smith Chenoweth
(1803-1866)

MOTHER
Elizabeth C. Ross
(1802-1836)



MARRIED
America LeForgee
(1822-1897)
May 17, 1846
Fleming County, Kentucky


Mary E. (nee-LeForgee) LeForgee-Chenoweth
(1840-1930)
October 16, 1898
Macon County, Illinois




CHILDREN
with America

Cassidy "Cass" Chenoweth
(1848-1925)

Eliza Ross (nee-Chenoweth) Piper
(1852-1914)


with Mary

NONE






    NOTE:
    William James Chenoweth,
    fought in the
    CIVIL WAR
    SURGEON 35 ILL. INF.
    NOTE:
    William's great-grandfather,
    Richard Chenoweth,
    fought in the
    REVOLUTIONARY WAR


      As a note to how the Civil War divided families-
      William James and his brother Thomas John started out together to sign up to serve in the Civil War.
      Along the way William James signed with the Union Army while Thomas John signed with the Confederate Army.











      The Decatur Herald
      (Decatur, Illinois)
      20 AUG 1915 * page 1










      The Decatur Herald
      (Decatur, Illinois)
      20 AUG 1915 * pages 1 & 3










      The Decatur Herald
      (Decatur, Illinois)
      20 AUG 1915 * page 3





      The Decatur Herald
      (Decatur, Illinois)
      20 AUG 1915 * page 3










      The Decatur Herald
      (Decatur, Illinois)
      20 AUG 1915 * pages 3 & 8





      The Decatur Herald
      (Decatur, Illinois)
      20 AUG 1915 * page 3





      The Decatur Herald
      (Decatur, Illinois)
      20 AUG 1915 * page 3





      The Decatur Herald
      (Decatur, Illinois)
      21 AUG 1915 * page 3





      The Decatur Herald
      (Decatur, Illinois)
      22 AUG 1915 * page 3





      William James Chenoweth had Sr. added to his name
      even though he did not have a son named William James.
      His grandson was named after him and was also a doctor in Decatur.








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