Individual Details
Ruth Carrigan
(13 Jul 1896 - 14 Mar 1972)
Events
| Birth | 13 Jul 1896 | Catlin, Vermilion, Illinois, United States |  | ||
| Census | 1900 | Catlin, Vermilion, Illinois, United States | | ||
| Census | 1910 | Catlin, Vermilion, Illinois, United States |  | | |
| Marriage | 21 Jun 1916 | Vermilion, Illinois, United States - John V. White | | | |
| Divorce | Bef 1920 | John V. White | | ||
| Census | 1920 | Catlin, Vermilion, Illinois, United States | | | |
| Marriage | 28 Apr 1921 | Vermilion, Illinois, United States - Wallace A. Larson | | | |
| Living | 31 Jan 1950 | Danville, Vermilion, Illinois, United States | | ||
| Death | 14 Mar 1972 | Danville, Vermilion, Illinois, United States | |||
| Burial | Sunset Memorial Park, Danville, Vermilion, Illinois, United States |
Families
| Spouse | Wallace A. Larson (1896 - 1972) |
| Child | Elizabeth Larson (1922 - 1960) |
| Spouse | John V. White (1895 - ) |
| Father | Francis M. Carrigan (1865 - 1950) |
| Mother | Elizabeth White ( - 1942) |
| Sibling | Miles G. Carrigan (1890 - 1967) |
| Sibling | Harold Raymond Carrigan (1903 - 1934) |
Notes
Census
She attended school within the census year.Marriage
Marriage record says John V. was of Danville, an electrician, and Ruth was of Catlin. It was the first marriage for both.Census
Her occupation is given as saleslady - dry goods. Her marital status is divorced.Marriage
Marriage record says Wallace was of Danville, a banker, and Ruth was of Catlin. It was the first marriage for Wallace and the second for Ruth.Endnotes
1. Illinois. Vermilion Co.. Catlin. 1900 U.S. census. Genealogy.com image from T-623, Reel 348. Washington: National Archives.
2. Ruth Carrigan entry, Vermilion County Births, Volume 3: 127, County Clerk's Office, Danville, Illinois.
3. 1910 census, Vermilion Co., Illinois, population schedule, Catlin village, enumeration district (ED) 127, p. 1B, dwelling 16, family 16, Frank Carrigan household; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 28 June 2010); National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 329.
4. 1920 census, Vermilion Co., Illinois, population schedule, Catlin village, enumeration district (ED) 144, p. 7A, dwelling 163, family 168, Frank Carrigan household; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 28 June 2010); National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 411.
5. John V. White-Ruth Carrigan marriage, (21 June 1916), Vermilion County Marriages Book 7: 142, #28772; County Clerk's office, Danville, Illinois.
6. Wallace A. Larson-Ruth Carrigan marriage, (28 April 1921), Vermilion County Marriages Book 8: 191, #33578; County Clerk's office, Danville, Illinois.
7. Illinois. Vermilion Co.. Catlin. 1900 U.S. census. Genealogy.com image from T-623, Reel 348. Washington: National Archives.
8. 1910 census, Vermilion Co., Illinois, population schedule, Catlin village, enumeration district (ED) 127, p. 1B, dwelling 16, family 16, Frank Carrigan household; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 28 June 2010); National Archives microfilm publication T624, roll 329.
9. John V. White-Ruth Carrigan marriage, (21 June 1916), Vermilion County Marriages Book 7: 142, #28772; County Clerk's office, Danville, Illinois.
10. 1920 census, Vermilion Co., Illinois, population schedule, Catlin village, enumeration district (ED) 144, p. 7A, dwelling 163, family 168, Frank Carrigan household; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 28 June 2010); National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 411.
11. 1920 census, Vermilion Co., Illinois, population schedule, Catlin village, enumeration district (ED) 144, p. 7A, dwelling 163, family 168, Frank Carrigan household; digital images, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com : accessed 28 June 2010); National Archives microfilm publication T625, roll 411.
12. Wallace A. Larson-Ruth Carrigan marriage, (28 April 1921), Vermilion County Marriages Book 8: 191, #33578; County Clerk's office, Danville, Illinois.
13. Retired Farm Leader Dies, The Commercial-News, Danville, Illinois, 31 January 1950.