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| Birth: | 5 Nov 1819 in , Somerset, NJ, US |
| Death: | 30 Oct 1905 in Elkhorn Grove, Carroll, Il, US |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Jacob Ike b. 30 Jan 1792 in Hunterdon Co., NJ, US |
| Mother: | Sarah Ann Tiger b. 1791 in Germany |
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| Burial: Elkorn Cemetery, South Elkhorn, Carroll Co., IL, US |
| Changed: 10 Nov 2003 11:41:34 |
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| Margaret Barnes (Wife) b. 3 Oct 1824 in Wilkes Barrel, Luzerne, PA, US
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| Marriage: | 26 Apr 1845 in Wilkes Barre, Luzerne, Pa, US |
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 Almon Ike b. 29 Jan 1846
 Emma Jane Ike b. 15 Nov 1847 in NJ, US
- Sarah Elizabeth Ike b. 1 May 1849
- Almira Ike b. 11 Jan 1851
- George Ike b. 14 Feb 1853 in , , Ne, US
- George Ike b. 10 Aug 1854
- Anna Mary Ike b. 14 Aug 1856
- John Edwin Ike b. 2 Sep 1858
- Louisa Ames Ike b. 7 Sep 1862 in , , Il, US
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Individual:
John Ike, one of the oldest men in Elkhorn Grove Township, passed away at his home near Mille
dgeville, Illlinois, on Monday, October 30, 1905. He usually enjoyed very good health for a man of his years and he was seriously ill only week. He leaves to mourn the death of a good father, four daughters and one son: Mrs. E.J. Wade, who has kept house for him for many years; Mrs. A. M. Baker, of Eldora, Ia.; Mrs. Almira Matthews and Mrs. L. A. Holly of Polo and George Ike of Ayr, Neb. He is also survived by two brothers and one sister, Isaac Ike of Kenvil, N.J., Herbert Ike of Penn. and Sarah Best of Stanhope, N.J..
John Ike was born in Somerset County, New Jersey November 5, 1819 and had he lived six days l onger he would have reached his eighty-sixth birthday. April 26, 1845, the deceased was married to Margaret Barnes in Wilkesbarre, Pa. and ten years after their marriage they came to Winnebago County, Ill., living there for three years. They then moved to Coles County, remaining there nine years and moving in February 1867, to Elkhorn Grove, Carroll County, where they continued to reside and where Mrs. Ike died April 1, 1891.
Mr. Ike was a conscientious well meaning man. He was anxious to treat his neighbors and al l with whom he had business dealings, fairly. He was a man who would rather be right and just in his dealings than enjoy financial gain by being dishonest. He was a member of the South Elkhorn M. E. Church, at which place funeral services were held, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. C. A.Gruber, a former pastor officiating assisted by Rev. J. W. McKitrick, pastor of the M. E. Church in Milledgeville. Burial in the South Elkhorn Cemetery.
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