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From Ronny Bodine (Nov 9, 2018):
In 1850, Joseph Bodine lived with his wife and 3 sons in Stark County, Illinois, in 1860 in Rochester, Peoria County, Illinois, 1870 in Millbrook, Peoria County as a retired hotel keeper and 1880 in Millbrook as a retired farmer. In 1900, Rebecca Bodine, aged 85 and widowed, lived with her son David and his family in Elmwood, Peoria County. It was noted she had borne 4 children of whom 2 were then living. In April 1910, Rebecca Bodine, age 95, lived with her son John and his family in West Jersey Township, Peoria County. Joseph and Rebecca Bodine were buried in Glendale Cemetery, Peoria County.
From: "The History of Stark County, Illinois," 1887, p. 686, taken from the biography of their son John P. Bodine:
In 1846 his parents came to this township, where they purchased a farm, and where they remained until 1858, when they removed to Rochester, Peoria county, where the father engaged in his trade of carriage-building. After some years he retired from active life and is now enjoying the fruits of their successful labors, he in his seventy-fourth year and she in her seventy-second year. Mrs. Bodine, Sr., is a respected member of the Presbyterian church.
Newspaper Obituary, The Wyoming Post-Herald (Wyoming, Ill.) of Thursday, 15 April 1897.
Joseph Bodine died at his home in Elmore, Friday, in the 86th year of his age. Mr. Bodine was a citizen of West Jersey in its early history, but moved to Elmore in the 60s. The funeral occurred Sunday at Elmore, Rev. Reed officiating.
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I also had this from Ronny before:
Obituary, The Stark County News (Toulon, IL) of 10 Jan 1912.
Another pioneer has answered the last roll call from the mystic river. Rebecca M. Bodine was born in Warren county, New Jersey, September 2, 1814, and died at the home of her son, J. P. Bodine, January 2, 1912, aged 97 years and 4 months. She was a daughter of John and Harriet Painter, and survived by many years by her two sisters. December 31, 1835, she was married to Joseph Bodine, who departed this life April 9, 1897. To them four children were born--a daughter, who died in childhood; and three sons, Enoch K., who was a musician in Wattertown's Battery, First Illinois Artillery, and was killed at the siege of Vicksburg June 15, 1863; John P., where she made her home the greater part of the time since the death of her husband, a farmer in West Jersey township; and David J., who lives in Elmwood. Three grandchildren and four great grandchildren survive. In 1846, Mr. and Mrs. Bodine started toward the setting sun and landed at Peoria after three weeks of weary travel. From there they came to Stark county, where they settled on a tract of land one mile east of West Jersey. In 1858 the family moved to Rochester, Peoria county, where they resided until the death of the father. Mrs. Bodine was one of the first members that organized the Presbyterian church at West Jersey, and has always affiliated with the Presbyterian or Congregational churches. While living at West Jersey there was a family stricken with Cholera. It took the whole family with the exception of one little girl and this little girl Mrs. Bodine took and cared for a number of years. The funeral services were held at the Elmore M. E. church, conducted by Rev. E. L. Fahnestock, assisted by the M.E. choir of West Jersey. The interment was in the Elmore cemetery.