Notes:

Taken From the Henry, Illinois "News Republican" - 1901 - The Fire Fiend

Frank A. Yanochowski, bakery, grocery and eating house; carried heavy lines of baking goods, and groceries. His stock and fixtures were valued at $4000; insured for $1650. The two-story brick was owned by George Ball (Frank's father in law); valued at $5000. Insurance $2,200. The first to open business after the fire was Frank Yanochowski who moved into the Gates building. Temporarily Mr. Yanochowski will continue the business in the Gates building, or until the new structure is ready for occupancy.

PAST AND PRESENT OP MARSHALL AND PUTNAM COUNTIES.

J. W. Watercott, president; P. R. Philips, cashier; and B. A. Hoyle, assistant cashier. These gentlemen, together with Prank Yanochowski, A. G. Humphrey, A. Stickle and V. 0. Turner, constitute the board of directors. The bank, during an existence of two years, has gained a most creditable place in financial circles and is conducting an extensive and gradually developing general banking business.

Frank married BALL, Mary M. in 1880 in Illinois, USA. Mary (daughter of BALL, George S and UNKNOWN, Anna Elizabeth) was born in Jan 1861 in Illinois, USA; died in 1905 in Henry, Marshall, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. YANOCHOWSKI, George Albert was born on 4 Apr 1888 in Henry, Marshall, Illinois, USA; died in May 1939 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA; was buried in Hinsdale, Illinois.
2. YANOCHOWSKI, Anna Pearl was born in Jun 1884 in Illinois, USA; died about 1935 in Henry, Illinois, USA.

Family/Spouse: RASLEY, Anna. Anna (daughter of RASELY, Jacob and STOCKER, Maria Magdalena) was born about 1845 in New Jersey, USA; died about 1934 in Henry, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]