From  Montgomery County News    Friday, March 31, 1916          p. 1

  Jeremiah Coakley, who came to Nokomis from Indiana several years ago and
  worked in the mine untill compelled to retire because of old age, died
  of pneumonia Monday. He was 67 years, 7 months and 10 days.   He is
  survived by two sons, John and Frank of Nokomis, and a daughter and two
  sons in Indiana.
  The funeral was held Thursday morning from the Catholic church.

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  From Nokomis Progress, Nokomis, IL   March 30, 1916
  p. 1 (Roll A 8365)

  Jeremiah Coakley died at the home of his son John, from the effect of
  pneumonia and lung fever after an illness of nine days, Monday, March
  27, at the age of 67 years.  He had lived in this vicinity about a year.

      Mr. Coakley was born in Indiana and spent practically all of his
  life in that stae, coming here from Linton, IN.
      He is survived by four sons and one daughter. Frank and John of
  Nokomis, Arthur and James of Linton, Indiana, and Nellie, wife of James
  Dickerson, of Clinton, Ind.  He also leaves four brothers and two
  sisters Mary Coakley of Clinton, Ind, Lizzie Coakley, Timothy, Con and
  John, all of Linton,
  Ind, and James Coakley of Terre Haute.
      Mr. Coakley's  life work  was that of mining coal, but eight years
  ago he was injured after which he never became able to resume work and
  found the use of a cane necessary.
      Funeral services were conducted at St. Louis Catholic Church at 10
  o'clock and interment was in Calvary Cemetery.



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