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Philena married Dr. Weller in the 1860's. Lived in Evanston until the late 1870's. They then moved to Prairie Avenue in Chicago until the death of Dr. Weller. Philena then lived in Washington and Pittsburgh for many years. She died in California in 1911.ObituaryChicago Tribune 1911MRS. PHILENA HUNTOON WELLER--member of a Chicago pioneer family, died on Tuesday at Los Angeles, Cal., where she had gone in search of health. She was born in South Evanston, July 20, 1842. Her parents, George M. Huntoon and Maria Reed Huntoon were prominent early settlers. At 18 she married Dr. Fayette Montrose Weller, the first physician of Evanston. The couple later moved to Chicago where was born their only child, Charles Frederick Weller, who subsequently was engaged in the bureau of charities. Mrs. Weller was active in unostentatious philanthropic work in Evanston, Chicago and later, in Washington D.C. Besides her son, three grandchildren, two brothers and two sisters survive her. Funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. Jenkin Lloyd Jones at 2 p.m. in the main chapel, Rosehill Cemetery, Tuesday, April 11.

Philena heiratete Weller, Dr. Fayette Montrose am 1 Jan 1861 in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, USA. Fayette wurde geboren in 1825 in Sardinia, Erie County, New York, USA; gestorben am 2 Sep 1895 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Sep 1895 in Rosehill Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

1. Weller, Charles Frederick wurde geboren am 19 Aug 1870 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA; gestorben am 16 Mai 1957 in Dunn, Harnett County, North Carolina, USA.

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George immigrated to Chicago from Cleveland, Ohio in 1834. He moved to Grosse Pointe in early 1840's and settled near his parents. He married Maria soon after that. George was the first postmaster of Evanston in 1849. He also was the Justice of the Peace for 16 years. Was also a merchant, real estate owner, brick yard proprietor and ran one of the first hotels in Evanston, the "Huntoon House" in the mid 1870's. George died December 21 1879 in Chicago in the home of his oldest daughter, Philena. Maria died February 10, 1905 at the residence of her son, Reuben, in Clinton, Iowa.No pension records found in the National Archives 8/2000ObituaryThe Chicago Journal 12-22-1879EVANSTON--Death of one of the original settlers George M. Huntoon. Esq., one of the oldest residents of Chicago and Evanston and for many years a justice of the peace in this town died yesterday at the residence of his son-in-law Dr. F.M. Weller in Chicago, ages 65 years.Mr. Huntoon became a resident of Chicago in 1836, and a few years subsequently moved to Evasnton, then known as Ridgeville, and had resided there ever since. He was elected Justice of the Peace for over a dozen years, and was formerly a merchant, a real estate owner, proprietor of a brickyard, and build and for several years kept the Huntoon House. After many years of success in business, he like many others was carried down by the effects of the great panic of 1873, and at about the same time his health failed, which for the past four years, has been rapidly declining. He leaves six children, all grown, and three of them who are married.

George heiratete Reed, Maria am 22 Nov 1839 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA. Maria wurde geboren in 1822 in Leicester, Leicestershire, England, Großbritannien; gestorben am 10 Feb 1905 in Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa, USA; wurde beigesetzt am 14 Feb 1905 in Rosehill Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Leanne Moringlanes - www.huntoonfamily.net: I4377
ObituariesClinton Age11 Feb 1905 Mrs. HUNTOON passed away at her home on Camanche avenue last evening at seven o'clock after an illness of considerable duration. She was eighty-two years of age and was one of the oldest residents in the city. She leaves one son and three daughters. The remains will be taken to Rose Hill, Ill Monday for burial. Funeral Notice Mrs. Maria HUNTOON died at the home of her son Reuben F. HUNTOON, 880 Camanche avenue, Friday evening at seven o'clock, after an illness which came slowly but almost imperceptibly with advancing years. The decedent was born in Leicestershire, England, in 1823, and came with her parents to American and to Chicago in the year 1834, the family being one of the pioneer residents of that city. The family moved to Evanston in 1840 and had resided in that vicinity since that time, being closely identified with the early history of Evanston as well as that of Chicago. During the past few years Mrs. HUNTOON had made her home with her children, residing in Clinton with her son Reuben F. HUNTOON for the past eighteen months. During her short residence here she became endeared to all who were privileged to know her, and they will sincerely mourn with the family, in the passing onward of this beautiful character. Mrs. HUNTOON is survived by five children: Mrs. P. M. WELLER, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Charles AIKEN, Evanston, Ill.; R. F. HUNTOON of this city; Mrs. Albert SCOTT of Aurora, Ill.; and Frank L. HUNTOON of East St. Louis. Funeral services will be held at the home of R. F. HUNTOON, 880 Camanche avenue, this afternoon at two to Rose Hill, Chicago, tomorrow for interment, which will be Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 14 Feb 1905 Services for the late Mrs. Maria HUNTOON were held at the home of her son, R. F. HUNTOON, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be made at Rose Hill this afternoon at 2 o'clock, the family accompanied the remains to Chicago. Evanston NewsMrs. Maria Huntoon, who had been a resident of Evanston since 1840, died Friday, Feb. 10, at Clinton, Ia. She was the widow of the late George M. Huntoon and mother of Mrs. Charles Aiken, 1559 Maple avenue, with whom she resided most of the time for many years.The funeral was held Sunday at Clinton, and the remains were interred at Rosehill last Tuesday. Rev. F.S. Rockwell of Emmanuel Methodist Church officiating.Maria Reed was born in England in 1822. Her father died when she was very young and her mother came to this country with her children in 1824 and settled in Buffalo, NY. In 1840 the family moved to Evanston. Several years later she married George M. Huntoon, and their home was in a farmhouse which stood on the west side of Ridge avenue, north of Washington Street.Both Mr. and Mrs. Huntoon were closely identified with the early history of this city. Mr. Huntoon built one of the first hotels in Evanston. It was situated on the south side of Davis street, west of the Chicago and Northwester railway, and this hotel was occupied by the family for a number of years. Mrs. Huntoon was the sister of Samuel Reed, who is referred to in the history of Evanston as the "pathfinder" or roadmaster of this region, as the first road across the swamp was built at Rosehill by him. His log house was near the old Huntoon farm.Mrs Huntoon's husband died twenty years ago. She leaves five children--Mrs. Charles Aiken, Mrs. P.M. Weller of Washington, D.C., Mrs. Martha Scott of Aurora, Ill., Frank Huntoon of East St. Louis and R.F. Huntoon of Clinton, Ia., at whose home she was visiting when the end came.

George heiratete Bowler, Lucinda am 14 Jan 1814 in Cabot, Caledonia County, Vermont, USA. Lucinda wurde geboren am 6 Jan 1796 in Peacham, Caledonia County, Vermont, USA; gestorben am 20 Nov 1875 in Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, USA; wurde beigesetzt in Rosehill Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]