Full source list for The House On Church Street Pt. 1
1 – U.S. Census Bureau 1880. United States Federal Census.
2 – Hardin, W. W. “Weldon Home Circle.” The Clinton Public, 17 Oct. 1890.
3 – Hardin, W.W. “Weldon Home Circle.” The Clinton Public, 3 Apr. 1891.
4 – Illinois, Marriage Indexes, 1860-1920.
5 – “Sandorus.” The Champaign County News, 9 Dec. 1893.
6 – “Sandorus.” The Champaign County News, 9 Dec. 1893.
7 – Find a Grave, database and images. Memorial page for Cecil McNier.
8 – “Formal Transfer.” Herald and Review, 20 Jun. 1901.
9 – U.S. Census Bureau 1900. United States Federal Census.
10 – “W.G. M’Neir is Dead.” The Champaign County News, 6 May 1903.
11 – “Mahomet.” The Champaign County News, 22 Dec. 1894.
12 – “Local Brevities.” The Champaign County News, 14 Jan 1895.
13 – “W.G. M’Neir is Dead.” The Champaign County News, 6 May 1903.
14 – Illinois, County Marriage Records, 1800-1940.
15 – “Mansfield.” The Pantagraph, 4 Nov 1895.
16 – “E.H. M’Coole on Stand All Day.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
17 – “E.H. M’Coole on Stand All Day.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
18 – “Like a Millinery Opening or Dressmakers’ Carnival.” Herald and Review, 18 Jun 1903.
19 – “E.H. M’Coole on Stand All Day.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
20 – “Mrs. McNier Long on the Stand.” The Daily Review, 17 Jun 1903.
21 – “E.H. M’Coole on Stand All Day.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
22 – “Mrs. M’Coole Found; She Tells Review a Dramatic Story.” The Daily Review, 8 May 1903.
23 – “Mrs. M’Nier’s Story Complete Puts Mrs. M’Coole in Bad Light.” Herald and Review, 17 Jun 1903.
24 – “Mrs. M’Nier’s Story Complete Puts Mrs. M’Coole in Bad Light.” Herald and Review, 17 Jun 1903.
25 – “Mrs. McNier Long on the Stand.” The Daily Review, 17 Jun 1903.
26 – “Mrs. M’Coole Found; She Tells Review a Dramatic Story.” The Daily Review, 8 May 1903.
27 – “‘Don’t Shoot Me in the Back’ M’Nier’s Plea to Assassin.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
28 – “Who Was It Screamed? Was Mrs. M’Coole There?” Herald and Review, 8 May 1903.
29 – “On Stand In His Own Behalf. M’Coole May Testify Today.” Herald and Review, 20 Jun 1903.
30 – “Like a Millinery Opening or Dressmakers’ Carnival.” Herald and Review, 18 Jun 1903.
31 – “Who Was It Screamed? Was Mrs. M’Coole There?” Herald and Review, 8 May 1903.
32 – “E.H. M’Coole on Stand All Day.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
33 – “Mrs. M’Nier’s Story Complete Puts Mrs. M’Coole in Bad Light.” Herald and Review, 17 Jun 1903.
34 – “E.H. M’Coole on Stand All Day.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
35 – “Mrs. M’Nier’s Story Complete Puts Mrs. M’Coole in Bad Light.” Herald and Review, 17 Jun 1903.
36 – “‘Don’t Shoot Me in the Back’ M’Nier’s Plea to Assassin.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
37 – “Who Was It Screamed? Was Mrs. M’Coole There?” Herald and Review, 8 May 1903.
38 – “E.H. M’Coole on Stand All Day.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
39 – “Mrs. M’Nier’s Story Complete Puts Mrs. M’Coole in Bad Light.” Herald and Review, 17 Jun 1903.
40 – “Mrs. McNier Long on the Stand.” The Daily Review, 17 Jun 1903.
41 – “E.H. M’Coole on Stand All Day.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
42 – “‘Don’t Shoot Me in the Back’ M’Nier’s Plea to Assassin.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
43 – “H.L. Maxwell.” Decatur Herald, 11 Apr 1903.
44 – “Mrs. M’Coole Found; She Tells Review a Dramatic Story.” The Daily Review, 8 May 1903.
45 – “Like a Millinery Opening or Dressmakers’ Carnival.” Herald and Review, 18 Jun 1903.
46 – “Mrs. M’Coole Found; She Tells Review a Dramatic Story.” The Daily Review, 8 May 1903.
47 – “On Stand In His Own Behalf. M’Coole May Testify Today.” Herald and Review, 20 Jun 1903.
48 – “Mrs. M’Coole Found; She Tells Review a Dramatic Story.” The Daily Review, 8 May 1903.
49 – “‘Don’t Shoot Me in the Back’ M’Nier’s Plea to Assassin.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
50 – “Mrs. M’Coole Found; She Tells Review a Dramatic Story.” The Daily Review, 8 May 1903.
51 – “E.H. M’Coole on Stand All Day.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
52 – “Judge Has Little Chance Against Lawyers and Babies.” Herald and Review, 19 Jun 1903.
53 – “Mrs. M’Coole Found; She Tells Review a Dramatic Story.” The Daily Review, 8 May 1903.
54 – “Mrs. M’Nier’s Story Complete Puts Mrs. M’Coole in Bad Light.” Herald and Review, 17 Jun 1903.
55, 56, 57, 58 – “On Stand In His Own Behalf. M’Coole May Testify Today.” Herald and Review, 20 Jun 1903.
59, 60 – “Mrs. M’Nier’s Story Complete Puts Mrs. M’Coole in Bad Light.” Herald and Review, 17 Jun 1903.
61 – “On Stand In His Own Behalf. M’Coole May Testify Today.” Herald and Review, 20 Jun 1903.
62 – “Mrs. M’Nier’s Story Complete Puts Mrs. M’Coole in Bad Light.” Herald and Review, 17 Jun 1903.
63 – “Like a Millinery Opening or Dressmakers’ Carnival.” Herald and Review, 18 Jun 1903.
Full Source List for The House on Church Street pt. 2
1 – “Fix it Up.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
2- “Tried to Settle.” Herald and Review, 17 Jun 1903.
3 – “Cross Examination of Mrs. Scribner and Then a Laugh.” The Daily Review, 18 Jun 1903.
4 – “Showed Great Amount of Nerve.” The Daily Review, 17 Jun 1903.
5 – “M’Coole Troubled.” The Daily Review, 8 May 1903.
6 – “Slapped McNier’s Face.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
7 – “Had Left Home.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
8 – “Monday’s Meeting.” The Daily Review, 8 May 1903.
9 – “Pulled His Gun.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
10 – “Max Greenberg.” Herald and Review, 17 Jun 1903.
11 – “To Protect Himself.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
12 – “M’Nier’s Plea to Assasin.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
13 – “Fatal Exhibit Seven.” Herald and Review, 20 Jun 1903.
14 – “Tells Husband All.” The Daily Review, 8 May 1903.
15 – “The Letters.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
16 – “Brother on the Stand.” Herald and Review, 20 Jun 1903.
17 – “Took Two Drinks.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
18 – “Mrs. Yoder Again.” Herald and Review, 20 Jun 1903.
19 – “Fatal Exhibit Seven.” Herald and Review, 20 Jun 1903.
20 – “Describes the Actual Murder.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
21 – “M’Nier’s Last Day.” Herald and Review, 17 Jun 1903.
22 – “G.K. Harris Next Testified.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
23 – “Four Shots Were Fired.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
24 – “M’Coole Held to Grand Jury Without Bail.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
25 – “M’Coole’s Sister-in-Law.” Herald and Review, 16 Jun 1903.
26 – “McCoole’s Surrender.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
27 – “Wife Calls.” Herald and Review, 5 May 1903.
28 – “All Accounted For.” Herald and Review, 9 May 1903.
29 – “Nature of the Wounds.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
30 – “Mrs. M’Coole Wrote Letter.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
31 – “Tore Up the Letters.” Herald and Review, 5 May 1903.
32 – “Testimony at Inquest.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
33 – “Dying Statement.” Herald and Review, 16 Jun 1903.
34 – Illinois, US, Wills and Probate Records, 1772 – 1999.
35 – “Last Words of W.G. M’Nier.” Herald and Review, 6 May 1903.
36 – “M’Coole Held to Grand Jury Without Bail.” Herald and Review, 7 May 1903.
37 – “One Who Deserves Sympathy.” Herald and Review, 9 May 1903.
38 – “The McCoole Verdict.” Herald and Review, 26 Jun 1903.
39 – “Mrs. McCoole’s Movements.” Herald and Review, 9 May 1903.
40 – “The Prosecution.” Herald and Review, 13 Jun 1903.
41 – “Attorney Leforgee Paints McNier as Scoundrel of Blackest Type.” Herald and Review, 13 Jun 1903.
42 – “Dying Statement.” Herald and Review, 16 Jun 1903.
43 – “E.H. M’Coole On Stand All Day.” Herald and Review, 21 Jun 1903.
44 – “The Bullet Holes.” Herald and Review, 9 May 1903.
45 – “Facts About the Jurymen.” Herald and Review, 14 Jun 1903.
46 – “Not Guilty on Fourth Ballot.” Herald and Review, 25 Jun 1903.
47 – “M’Nier Drug Store.” Herald and Review, 30 Jun 1903.
48 – “People You Know.” The Decatur Review, 26 Jun 1903.
49 – Washington, Marriage Records, 1854 – 2013.
50 – “Papers Recorded in County Office.” The Newport Miner.
51 – Idaho. Marriage Records, 1863 – 1969.
52 – U.S. Census Bureau 1920. United States Federal Census.
53 – Find a Grave, database and images. Memorial page for Asa Lloyd Miller.
54 – U.S. Census Bureau 1920. United States Federal Census.
55 – “Miller, Mrs. Cora Virginia.” Michigan Obituaries, 1820 – 2006, 11 Oct 1956.
56 – Find a Grave, database and images. Memorial page for Cora V Miller.
57 – “McCoole Has Lost His Position With Correspondence School.” Herald and Review, 9 Jul 1903.
58 – Birmingham, Alabama, City Directory. 1909.
59 – “Sheffield Card Party.” Time Daily, 12 Mar 1925.
60 – “Mrs. McCoole Entertains at Pretty Luncheon.” The Birmingham News, 1 Nov 1911.
61 – Alabama. Department of Vital Records. Death Certificates. 1933.
62 – Arkansas. Department of Vital Records. Death Certificates. 1947.
63 – Find a Grave, database and images. Memorial page for Pyrle H McCoole.