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erated by his son, William Arenz. He led a busy life as an agriculturist, transforming his farm into richly cultivated fields, which produced abundant harvests as a reward for the care and labor which he bestowed upon them. In all of his farm work he was progressive and accom- plished whatever he undertook.
While still a resident of Germany Mr. Arenz was married, in 1859, to Miss Wilhelmina Naas, also a native of the Rhine country, and a daugh- ter of Henry and Elizabeth (Schmet) Naas. She was born January 24, 1835, and came with her husband to the United States. Unto Mr. and Mrs. Arenz have been born ten children, seven of whom are yet living as follows: Lou- isa, who was born in Germany, in 1876, is now the wife of William Seipp, a successful and resi- dent farmer of Richland township, mentioned elsewhere in this volume. William, born Feb- ruary 8, 1862, married Barbara Pflibsen, and fol- lows farming near Garfield, Illinois. Charles, born in 1864, wedded Louisa Lechner and re- sides at Lostant. Wilhelmina, born in October, 1866, is the wife of Louis Jaegle, a farmer re- siding near Wenona, Illinois. John, born June 4, 1871, married Susie Pflibsen, and follows farming in Richland township. Emma, born April 22, 1869, married Bert Lechner, a resident of Eagle township. Henry, born in 1878, is in Kentucky. Those deceased are: Franz, who was born September 4, 1873, and died Feb- ruary 9, 1874; Theresa, who was born May 29, 1861, and died in the following June; and Fred- erick William, who was born January 2, 1881, and died on the 20th of the same month.
Politically Mr. Arenz is somewhat independ- ent, although he has usually voted with the de- mocracy. He has served as school director and pathmaster and in other local positions of trust. He and his wife are members of the German Catholic church and have a wide and favorable. acquaintance in the sections of the county where they are known. Mr. Arenz has now passed the seventy-seventh milestone on life's journey and well merits the rest which has been vouch- safed to him, for his life has been one of activity and enterprise, in which there have been few idle hours.
JOHN G. YENERICH.
John G. Yenerich, a retired farmer and stock- raiser, who at one time was closely associated with agricultural interests in Meriden township, La Salle county, is now residing at No. 643 Webster street, Ottawa. He was born in Ger- many, April 23, 1851, and is a son of George H.
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and Eva (Beaser) Yenerich. His parents came to America in 1852 during the infancy of their son John and located in Buffalo, New York, where they lived for two years, at the end of which time they removed to Bureau county, Illinois, where they resided until 1862. In that year the father purchased a farm in Lee county, Illinois, and with his family took up his abode thereon. He carried on agricultural pursuits successfully for a number of years, acquiring thereby a comfortable competence and eventually he retired from active farm life, residing in Men- dota until his death, which occurred October 5, 1898. His wife passed away May 17, 1880.
John G. Yenerich resided in Lee county, Illi- nois, up to the time of his marriage and then re- moved to La Salle county. He pursued his edu- cation in the common schools of Lee county and in the high school at Mendota, where he re- mained for several terms. He afterward took up the occupation of farming, which he followed for a life work and in 1882 purchased his first piece of land, which he still owns. Eventually as his financial resources increased owing to his enter- prise and labor he added to his capital from time to time until he owned three hundred and twenty-five acres in this county and also land in Lee county. He placed his farm under a high state of cultivation and gathered therefrom rich harvests. He also bought, raised and sold thoroughbred Galloway cattle and Poland China hogs and his stock raising interests proved an important branch of his business, adding ma- terially to his income.
Mr. Yenerich was married in 1871 to Miss Margaret Kraemer, who was born in Clark county, Illinois. They have become the parents of five children: Mary E .; Artemus H., who married Emma Klaus and resides upon his fa- ther's farm ; Lawson G., who married Clara Ditt- man, and lives in Centralia, Illinois, where he is principal of the high school, having been well qualified for his profession by study in the nor- mal school at Dixon, Illinois, of which he is a graduate, and in the Chicago University, where he won the bachelor degree; Gertrude, who is a graduate of the high school at Mendota of the class of 1895; and Lulu May, at home.
In his political views Mr. Yenerich is a stal- wart republican and has held the offices of town- ship commissioner and school director. He be- longs to Lodge No. 510, I. O. O. F., of Lee county and to the Masonic lodge, No. 205, while his son Lawson is also identified with the latter. Both Mr. and Mrs. Yenerich are members of the Evangelical church and are people of the highest respectablity, enjoying the warm regard and esteem of all who know them. He may
well be termed a self-made man, for without capital he started out in life and his industry and perseverance gained him his start, while his good management and energy enabled him to add to his accumulations as the years passed by until he is now in possession of a handsome compe- tence that enables him to live retired.
JOHN H. BALL.
John H. Ball, a retired farmer who for the past three years has resided at Grand Ridge, arrived in La Salle county on the 4th of March, 1860, and for many years thereafter was closely associated witth its agricultural interests. He was born near Uniontown, in Fayette county, Pennsylvania, in 1837, a son of William and Nancy (Wilkins) Ball, who lived and died in Fayette county. His paternal grandfather was one of the early residents there, having removed from Maryland to Pennsylvania and the family is of English extraction. The maternal grand- father was of Scotch-Irish descent and was a Presbyterian in his religious faith. Both the father and mother of our subject passed away a number of years ago. In their family were twelve children, two sons and ten daughters, namely : Mrs. Sarah Jane Crop, of Penn- sylvania ; Mrs. Rachel Stoner, of Pennsylvania ; Mrs. Eliza Powell, of Pennsylvania ; John H., of this review ; William, of Pennsylvania; Mrs. Mary Ann Hornbeck, also of the Keystone state ; Miss Verlinda Ball, of Grand Ridge ; Nancy, who died in childhood ; Mrs. Minerva Bright; Mrs. Clarissa Jones, of Grand Ridge; Martha, who died in infancy ; and Mrs. Lucinda Lucky, of Kankakee, Illinois.
Under the parental roof in Fayette county, Pennsylvania, John H. Ball spent the days of his boyhood and attended the common schools but his educational privileges were somewhat meager, for from the age of ten years his time was given in almost undivided manner to the farm and he early became familiar with the duties and labors that fall to the lot of the agriculturist, gaining in proficiency as the years passed by. He was married in Fayette county, Pennsylvania, to Miss Ellen J. Bryson, also a native of that county and in the year 1860 they made arrange- ments to leave their old home in the Keystone state and come to Illinois. On the 4th of March of that year they arrived in La Salle county and Mr. Ball purchased a tract of land on section 14, Farm Ridge township, where he located. He still owns eighty acres of that tract in addition to one hundred and forty acres in Ford county,
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Illinois, and another farm in Missouri. He leases all of his land to his sons, now operating his Illinois farms. For many years he was an active and enterprising agriculturist, carrying on gen- eral farming from 1860 until about three years ago, when he retired from active business life. He had been successful, had cleared his land of all indebtedness, had placed many modern im- provements thereon and altogether is now the owner of very valuable farming land, which re- turns him a good income, and enables him now to live retired, leaving the more arduous care of the fields to others.
The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Ball has been blessed with eight children, two of whom were born in Pennsylvania, namely : Mrs. Anna Belle Woodward, who is living in Farm Ridge township; and Walter Bryson, who is living in the village of Grand Ridge. The children born in this county are: Isaac Ewing, who resides near Gibson, in Ford county, Illinois; William Kennedy, who is married and resides in Tacoma, Washington, where he is connected with the op- eration of the street car line; Charles Dawson, who resides upon his father's farm west of Grand Ridge; Mrs. Louisa Hughey, of Ford county, Illinois ; Mrs. Daisy Thorne, also of Ford county ; and Myrtle, who died in infancy.
In former years Mr. Ball gave his political allegiance to the democracy but now votes with the prohibition party, which embodies his views on the temperance question. He has served in some local township offices but has not been a politician in the sense of office seeking. He holds membership in the Cumberland Presbyterian church, which was the faith of his parents and grandparents, and in Grand Ridge and this sec- tion of the county he is known as a representative and worthy citizen whose life record well entitles him to the esteem and confidence which is uni- formly given him.
PATRICK J. MAHONEY.
Patrick J. Mahoney, conducting a life and fire insurance business in Ottawa, where he is also well known for prominence in political circles, having filled the office of county auditor since 1903, was born in Ottawa, December 9, 1863. His parents were William and Margaret (Con- nors) Mahoney, both of whom were natives of Ireland, born in 1840. They were married, how- ever, in Ottawa and the father is still living, but the mother departed this life in 1897. In their family were twelve children, six of whom sur- vive, namely : Mary, now the wife of John Lowe,
a resident of Ottawa; Nellie, the wife of George Bicker, of Ottawa; Margaret; Kate; Timothy; who is living in this city; and Patrick J. The year 1853 witnessed the arrival of the father in New York. He made his home in Granville, Illi- nois, until 1857, when he came to Ottawa, where he still resides, his residence in this city cover- ing almost a half century. He has therefore been a witness of much of its growth and devel- opment. In politics he is a democrat and is a communicant of the Catholic church.
Patrick J. Mahoney supplemented his early education, acquired in the public schools, by study in Brown's Business University and when his education was completed he began work at the barber's trade, carrying on business in that line in Ottawa for about twelve years. In the mean- time he had become active and influential in lo- cal political circles and was regarded as an able worker in the ranks of the democracy. In 1893 he received from Governor John P. Altgeld the appointment to the position of toll collector on the Illinois and Michigan canal and in 1897 following his retirement from office he engaged in the insurance business as agent for both fire and life insurance. To this work he has since devoted his energies and has written many large policies and done a good business in this direc- tion. At different times he has also filled posi- tions of public honor and trust. He was for two terms, in 1890 and 1891, township clerk and for two terms represented the fifth ward as a mem- ber of the city council. He is now serving his second term as township assessor and since 1903 has been county auditor. He has also been sec- retary of the democratic county central com- mittee and is recognized as one of the strong and stalwart advocates of democracy in this part of the state.
On the 10th of June, 1890, Mr. Mahoney was united in marriage to Miss Margaret Nevin, who was born in Ottawa, March 10, 1863, and is a daughter of James and Charlotte (Bender) Nevin, both of whom were natives of Ireland, in which county they were reared and married. They came to the new world in the early '50s, living in New York city until about 1860, when they came to Illinois, settling in Ottawa. The father was a school teacher and followed that profession in La Salle, Peru and other places in La Salle county until the '8os, when he retired from educational work. He had been closely connected with public education in this part of the state and his efforts in behalf of the schools had been of direct and permanent benefit. He died in March, 1894. In his family were six children, of whom five are now living: Thomas, a resident of Chicago; Elizabeth, the wife of
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James H. Brown, also living in Chicago; Mrs. Mahoney; Joseph, who makes his home in Chi- cago; and Patrick, living in Ottawa. Unto Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney have been born six chil- dren, of whom a son and four daughters yet survive, namely: Frances P., William, Marie, Charlotte and Agnes. Mr. Mahoney is a mem-
ber of the Modern Woodmen camp and his wife is connected with the Royal Neighbors. Both are members of the Catholic church and in poli- tics he is a democrat. He has worked his way steadily upward, his life being another proof of the fact that opportunity is open to the en- ergetic and the ambitious in this country.
INDEX.
HISTORY OF LA SALLE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Geological History
7
Development of the County. . .
99
Bruce 178
Early Explorations
14 Coming of the Railroads .. 102
Eden
179
Era of Prosperity and Improve-
Utica
181
Louis Joliet and Father Mar- quette
20
ment 104
Peru 182
La Salle and Tonti.
25
Anti-Slavery Agitation. 105
La Salle 185
The Legend of Starved Rock .. 33
The Underground Railroad. 109
Farm Ridge 189
Illinois and Michigan Canal .. 37 39
Salem Mission
The Lincoln-Douglas Debate. . 115
Freedom
192
Rev. Jesse Walker
Political History. 121
First Settlements
46 51
La Salle County in the Civil
War 126
Mission
199
The Black Hawk War.
55
General W. H. L. Wallace. 131
Northville
201
Colonel Seth C. Earl. 137
Earl
203
Captivity of the Hall Sisters .. 59
Major John H. Widmer. 138
Serena
204
Trial of Kewassee, Toquamee and Comee
62
Elsie Strawn Armstrong. 139
Eagle
206
Shabbona Park ..
65
George W. Armstrong 141
142
Grand Rapids
210
Death of Adam Payne.
66
Judge John D. Caton
145
Adams
211
Death of Schermerhorn, Hazel- ton and Beresford
67
Colonel Cushman . 146
Miller
212
Personal Narratives
George H. Rugg. 147
Waltham
213
Claims and First
Improve-
70
Pioneers from 1824 to 1840 149
Dimmick
214
Personal Reminiscences
72
South Ottawa. 157
160
Osage
215
Shabbona
80
Rutland
161
Allen
216
Tecumseh
Vermillion 165
Abraham Lincoln in La Salle
92
Manlius 169
Норе
217
County
Organization of the County ..
97
Deer Park 171
Meriden
217
BIOGRAPHIES OF PROMINENT CITIZENS.
A
Arnold, Stephen ..
301
Baker, Henry, Sr 947
Adams, J. Q.
311
698
Aitken, J. M. .
966
Atherton, G. H ..
804
Albert, C. W.
911
Atkinson, Edward
718
Ball, John H. 1169
Albert, J. A. .
952
Albert, Noah
Austin, William
1148
Bane, J. L .. 472
Allen, E. C., Sr 628
683
Ayers, F. D. .
1116
Barber, J. L
S74
Allen, E. C., Jr.
403
Amburn, Ira.
Bardoner, J. A.
993
Ames, F. Z .. 816
Barnard, D. L. 1014
Amfahr, P. J. 1164
B
Barr, C. C. 834
Amsler, C. J .. 523
Barr, Henry
922
Anderson, A. H. 441
Barr, Jacob.
313
Anderson, Jeremiah 451
331
Bailey, E. H. 273
Anthony, J. P
1168
Bailey, J. B. 1100
Bascom, Dr. H. M.
225
Arenz, John.
Arthur, Jennie N.
448
Baker, Simon. S67
Baker, V. H. 1034
Baldwin, Elmer 418
Ballard, W. H. 1089
Aubry, J. H.
1156
Alcorn, Joseph. 622
Awbrey, J. P.
695
Barackman, A. M. 681
Barber, M. A. 891
Ayers, S. W .. 1117
Ayling, Dr. E. K. 1000
Baker, A. J. 794
Armstrong, M. N. 323
Arthur, Nancy L .. 792
Otter Creek. 213
ments
Ottawa 149
Groveland 214
Richland 215
Norwegian Settlement. 77
79
Dayton
Fall River 191
Speech of John Hossack. 112
39
Troy Grove 194
Ophir 196
The Winnebago Scare.
56
Indian Creek Massacre.
Brookfield 209
Hon. T. Lyle Dickey
68
Rev. George Marsh 147
Mendota 216
Bach, M. W. 223
Bartels, A. T. 395
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Bauman, John
791
Chapman, O. L. 970
E
Beagle, W. W 1112
Cherry, W. S.
586
Bean, W. W.
861
Chubbuck, P. R. 715
Bedford, W. T 1012 Clapsaddle, A. A. 494
Eades, Julia A. 810
Beem, I. N. . 361
Clark, Chester B
868
Early, Michael 828
Begley, Robert 945
Clark, G. A.
848
Ebner, Dr. H. B. 1118
Beguin, August
836
Clark, James
Belrose, Edward
525
Clark, P. H.
994
Eckels, J. H .. 1021
Benckendorf, Charles
750
Clegg, J. W.
667
Eckenfelder, F. E. 480
Benckendorf, Frederick.
598
Benson, Ben.
Bill, E. D. .
444
Cole, C. E ..
544
Binder, George.
927
Cole, H. A ..
765
Birtwell, James T.
766
Collins, C. A ..
652
Blanchard, Charles
254
Conard, D. W.
560
Blanchard, H. S.
1134
Conard, W. H.
957
Blanchard, S. R.
262
Conard, Wilson 510
Blandin, F. C ..
743
Condren, J. E.
543
Bliss, Dr. F. J. 1087
Conkey, O. D. F
914
Bohnenberger, Peter 1065
Conness, J. W ...
Fahler, John. 779
Fairbairn, Robert.
453
Fanning, Edward. 873
Farley, Adolph H. 1165
Farnsworth, Richard. 271
Fennessy, Michael 953
Fisher, F. L .. 286
Fitzgibbons, Dr. W. E 443
Flaherty, Timothy. 859
Bragg, Thomas, Sr
576
Brandner, C. A.
638
Crawford, G. T.
246
762
Brauns, Paul.
677
Crawford, T. J
883
572
Brewer, L. W. 491
Crone, C. A.
865
Brewster, B. D.
654
Crook, C. H. 605
Ford, James
625
Bronson, M. A.
559
Brower, J. F.
1134
Cullen, C. S ..
1142
358
Foulk, John.
937
Brown, Levi. 920
Fraser, Dr. W. H.
1048
Brown, W. M. 803
Browne, J. W.
422
Browne, L. O 556
Freeman, William 933
French, Mrs. Clara 974
Fruland, William 470
Fuller, Alexander 1166
Funfsinn, August 980
Futterer, Joseph
373
G
Gage, B. F. 529
Gahan, James.
999
Gallup, John S. 1066
Gapen, C. L. ... 246
Garard, Dr. W. J. 859
Gardiner, Thomas 1078
Gardner, C. P. 989
Gast, R. C .. 990
Gebhardt, T. H. 1120
Campbell, Charles W 327
Gee, George. 736
Geft, Samuel. 830
Campbell, P. M. 980
Doyle, J. G ..
827
Carter, H. H.
466
Dudgeon, C. W 1057
Geraghty, J. J. 1072
Gibson, T. C .. 298
Gladfelter, E. E. 406
Gleim, Fred 626
Gleim, Henry 1055
Casey, Nicholas 565
Duncan, V. J. 1029
Gleim, William. 945
Catlin, T. D. 238
Duncan, W. D. 247
Gletty, George. 385
Chalus, Benoit. 773
Dunn, Duncan 906
Goble, Dr. E. T. 481
Chamberlin, Jackson 985
Dunn, T. J .. 503
Gochanour, W. H. 674
Goebel, F. P ... 1140
C
Deenis, Dr. C. G
748
Denaple, E. J
936
Cadwell, G. C 540
Deobold, L. A.
1075
De Pew, Dr. C. C.
440
Cairns, D. G.
797
Dewey, D. H.
550
Calkins, G. I. 1076
Cameron, D. F. 1132
Dimond, Thomas 716
Campbell, Caleb W. 691
Dinneen, Michael 871
Doudanville, Wallace 384
Dougherty, J. M. 1111
Carr, Robert. 442
Doyle, T. F. . 287
Geiger, W. C ... 835
Carter, J. J.
922
Carter, Joel.
482
Dunaway, W. A. 903
Carton, L. A. 1057
Duncan, J. W. 1011
Duncan, N. W 787
Cary, N. J. 888
Dahl, A. P. 672
Danaher, Patrick.
1151
Butters, A. E.
231
David, Dr. C. A. 728
Davis, David .. 664
Davison, L. W 1033
De Bolt, G. W.
774
Fredenburg, C. W
598
Freeman, Louis ..
721
Brumbach, Elton 661
D
Brunner, Herman 1136
Buchner, J. F. 678
710
Coulson, Matthew 494
Bradley, J. J.
1063
Coutant, Dr. G. F. 409
Bragg, Herbert.
480
Craft, Milton . 462
Crandall, Reuben, Jr. 886
Flannigan, T. S 729
Fleming, E. N.
Flick, W. C.
Foley, P. J. 654
Ford, Platt. 1061
Fornof, J. W
Brown, Allen 1085
Cullen, William 306
Currier, John 1047
Custer, Anthony 566
Cuthbertson, W. B. 545
1039
Boshell, John.
226
Corbus, Dr. J. R.
1077
Bowen, Francis 682
Corrigan, Michael.
536
Boys, W. H ..
1037
Coss, James 959
.1062
Bonar, Dr. B. L ..
1133
Conway, James J 444
Bonnefoy, Samuel
841
Cook,
Clendenen, Dr. Floyd.
264
Edwards, Dr. J. W. 733
1139
Clifton, J. W
781
Eich, Joseph. 943
Elwell, S. D. 1090
Ensign, H. S. 716
Ensign, R. A ... 817
Ensign, Dr. W. O 711
Evans, Arthur F.
1139
F
221
Eby, Henry H. 1024
Eades, F. W .. 673.
Bull, F. W. 1058
Burgess, S. S. 1038
Butters, John. 767
Butters, T. M. 1065
Cain, Ann .. 822
Dimmick, Isaac. 376
Campbell, D. K. 730
Geiger, Jacob 1108
Duffy, Mark ... 936
Chapman, C. B. 425 Dupree, R. O. 1093
Crooker, L. B 1110
Bradish, A. C.
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1175
Goodman, Edmund. 367
Hornung, A. F. 1149
Graham, G. W.
842
Hornung, J. J 1141
Gray, Jame
1160
Hossack, H. L. 689
Greene, J. K ..
1105
Hossack, John 701
Hougas, Thomas 591
Linnig, Henry 1098
Littau, J. A. 835
Lock, John. 1030
Lock, J. S. 653
Loebach, Christian 805
Long, C. W 897
Long, Lewis 400
Long, L. W 405
Love, Dr. G. T. 741
Lowmon, Wilson B. 515
Lucas, R. C. 393
Lucey, P. J.
314
Lukins, Harry W. 394
Lukins, W. H.
399
Mc
McClary, E. C. 485
McCormick, E. J. 1154
McCormick, P. H. 305
Mccullough, W. J 504
McDonnell, J. F. 865
McDonnell, R. J .. 907
McDougall, Duncan 338
McFeeley, Samuel A 607
McGrath, Patrick. . 881
McIntyre, Nathaniel. 475
McKernon, Mary. 787
McKey, M. A. 887
Mclachlan, Angus. 893
Mclaughlin, Charles 829
Keating, Thomas 281 McManus, R. C. 1053
Hayward, Charles 486
Keim, Martin 336 McQuade, James. 922
Kelly, H. M. 306
Kelly, Martin. 296
Kelso, Alexander. 1008
Kember, Charles. 1042
Kemmerich, William. 817
Kerns, John 885
Kieselbach, Otto F. W. 1013
Kinnegar, J. D. 452
Knowles, W. H. 734
Knox, John R. 733
Koehler, F. A. 690
Koehler, Gustav 800
Koetz, Christian 575
Kolm, Dr. F. F. 747
Kopf, Joseph. . 882
Martin, W. A.
422
Mason, I. F.
855
Matteson, V. A.
606
Mattocks, F. W
617
Mayo, Henry
267
Mecay, A. W 253
Merritt, E. M. 862
Meyer, Anton J. 960
Miller, E. L 969
Miller, F. M.
850
Miller, T. P. 892
Milligan, W. L. 1131
Mills, Daniel C. 314
Mills, Frederick E. 928
Mills, R. D. 830
Minor, William H. 1049
Mitchell, Arthur J. 722
Leix, Frank D.
225
Mitchell Brothers. 1136
Mitchell, Harley B 754
Mitchell, J. A
443
.
Grove, Samuel
440
Hunt, J. R. . 404
Hunter, W. H. . 332
Gurney, C. J.
782
Hutchinson, Israel. 718
H
I
Hackett, V. H.
803
Haeberle, Oscar
780
Haight, George H.
356
Hall, David M.
632
Hall, S. P.
615
Hall, W. C ...
874
Hampson, J. A.
263
Hapeman, Douglas
362
Harris, Alexander 1016
Hart, Daniel
597
Hartshorn, A. I.
258
Hartshorn, F. P. 839
Hartshorn, Pliny. 380
Harvey, Louis M. 1155
Harvey, Dr. W. R.
717
Haskell, M. B. 735
Hastings, Samuel. 976
Hattan, Dr. A. H. 344
Hawley, Anson. 426
Hayer, G. L ... 553
Hayne, Edward 794
Hayward, George. 367
Hazemann, Gustave 973
Heenan, Daniel 321
Herlihy, Daniel .. 1119
Hess, Dr. Julius H. 1153
Hesselberth, T. F 860
Heusel, Fred. 1100
Highland, Ole. 404
Hill, Bowen. 785
Hill, John F. .
534
Hills, George P.
525
Hiltabrand, S. C. 454
Hilton, Hiram. 506
Hinebaugh, W. H.
282
Hisler, Charles A
823
Hite, James M.
744
Hoagland, W. K.
1095
Hochstatter, William
668
Hodgson, M. C.
514
Hodney, Oliver.
649
Hoffman, A. J.
912
Hoffman, Henry.
1167
Hoffman, Dr. J. R.
1138
Hoffman, U. J. 1150
Hoffmann, C. L. 526
572
Holler, Philip.
628
Hollingsworth Brothers 966
Holmes, Edward S 1118
Holt, Thomas 415
Hood, Samuel. 834
Hook, Charles E 237
Horn, N. J. 1088
Horn, William 342
Immaculate Conception Parish. 1039
J
Jackson, Barbara 295
James, Dr. P. R. 960
Jameson, G. M. 641
Jenks, S. L .. 1077
Jennett, Hugh A 678
Jennings, I. N. 578
Jennings, J. H.
788
Johnson, A. S 619
Johnson, O. H. 621
Johnston, Robert H. 1137
Jordan, R. C. 274
Joy, Joseph J. 366
K
Keating, Berna 535
McVety, Rev. T. W. 1000
McWhirter, W. F .. 871
M
Mackey, Jabez. 647
Mackey, L. T. 755
Maher, James T 1040
Mahoney, Michael. 934
Mahoney, P. J. 1170
Marco, J. N. 775
Marsh, J. J.
355
Marshall, O. C. 799
Kuhn, Englebert 1031
Kuhn, Joseph C. 742
Kuhn, Oliver E 1007
Kuhn, William. 791
Kutter, Herman. 994
L
Ladd, George D. 242
Lambert, J. R. 1054
Lang, John K. 1008
Lardin, A. T. 352
Larkin, Edward. 465
Larkin, Thomas 712
Lanigan, James 812
Lawry, S. U. 951
Leix, Joseph J .. 827
Leland, Dr. K. W 421
Leland, P. K. 268
Leland, Sherman. 946
Libbey, Wallace. 431
Linker, Philip. 1097
Griffith, A. W. 543
Griggs, Clarence 447
Griggs, Oakley.
615
Howe, William. 669
Huggans, D. E. 505
Grove, George.
1084
Humbert, John B. 1152
Hough, William 1041
Grove, D. L. . 923
Gunther, C. F. 248
Holl, Charles.
McShane, Richard. 818
II76
PAST AND PRESENT OF LA SALLE COUNTY.
Moon, A. B. . 318
Moore, Michael. 797
Morrison, Adam. 804
Morrison, Robert. 996
Morrison, W. H. 853
Morrissey, Lawrence. 611
Mosley, John 1031
Mudge, C. H. 1115
Mudge, Frank E. 1128
Mullen, Patrick 567
Mundie, John 894
Murry, J. J. 530
Provins, Dr. C. B. 335
Shapland, Simon 493
Shaw, Dr. A. M. 224
Shawback, Henry. 982
Sherwood, F. A. 337
Shmitz, H. J .. 1153
Shunk, Frank A. 1145
Shute, J. H. 448
Shute, W. K. 559
227
Simon, A. D .. 756
Simpkins, W. N. 497
Simpson, F. M. 904
.Sindel, T. J. 435
Sindel, W. H. 417
Sinon, W. J. 224
Smalley, William H. 727
Smith, Dr. C. H. 1117
Smith, C. Kinney 768
Smith, G. W 331
Smith, Simon. 608
Smith, W. H. 1015
Smith, Dr. W. L. . 549
Smith, W. R .. 1080
Snow, David B 327
Snow, S. E. 1101
Spaulding, G. H. 530
Spencer, Charles E 281
Spencer, J. K. 307
Spicer, E. H. 302
Stamate, C. L .. 379
849
States, F. E.
709
States, G. J.
1156
St. Clair, Edward F
748
Stead, Henry. 297
Steinmayer, Christian
1107
Sterrett, Dr. W. S.
588
Steven, Allen .. 471
Stevenson, J. W.
839
Stiles, Aaron K. 592
Stilson, Samuel T 390
Stout, John .: 227
Strawn, David.
1071
Parks, W. L. 291
Sawyer. S. M.
793
Strawn, Eli
368
Parr, C. C ... 399
Schafer, Henry 1096
Strait, E. H.
742
Patchen, W. C. 1088
Schafer, Jacob 724
Strawn, Lester H.
296
Strawn, R. C ..
704
Peddicord, C. J 546
373
Schmid, George A 636
1140
Strawn, Walter D. 1055
Struever, R. F. 429
Stuart, John. 257
Studebaker, J. B.
479
Phillips, J. E. 1146
Schmoeger, W. A 637
Sulzberger, Michael.
776
Phillips, J. M. 642
Schoch, A. F.
288
Sutton, L. L. . 833
Swift, Edward C. 1167
Swift, H. T. 811
Swift, Lorrin 509
Swift, M. H. 1165
Swisher, S. M.
924
Plagens, F. M.
696
Schweitzer, E. C. 1056
Scott, John .. 815
T
Seepe, Charles. 1083 Tabor, E. B. 893
Taylor, Dr. C. R. 1106
Taylor, L. I .. 298
Taylor, W. W. 967
Temple, J. W. .. 555
Pratt, W. M. 930
Seipp, William 486
Thompson, Barto 498
Price, D. J. 261
Shackelton, G. E 976
Thompson, Bergo 396
Prideaux, George H. 1120 Shafer, Benjamin 651 Thompson, J. E. 1063
P
Painter, Lloyd. 519
S
Palmer, Walter B. 1019
Pancake, Ernest. 995
Sample, M. L. 1045
Sampson, L. S. 520
Sargent, George 663
1116
O'Connell, T. J. 723
Roe, M. C.
1086
O'Donnell, J. J. 965
Rood, Rufus B.
1040
O'Donnell, Thomas 988
Root, Henry 1006
Rose, John.
765
Rosebery, W. G.
753
Rosencrans, Jacob.
432
Olmstead, S. H. 684
O'Neil, Josiah M. 568
Roux, Fred. . 692
Ruckrigel, H. J. 285
948
Richolson, Samuel. 278
Riordan, T. J .. 1106
Riss, George W. 430
O'Connell, Daniel. 756
O'Connell, John 702
Robinson, C. R.
824
Richards, Frederick
581
Richards, T. J.
505
Richolson, B. F.
872
Nisbet, Jefferson 534
Norwick, John. 617
N
Nater, Louis. 602
Nettleingham, Alfred. 539
Nettleingham, Frank. 1050
Rhiel, Dr. A. C.
1007
Newport, C. F. 1142
Richard, W. F.
Nicholson, D. A 436
Nicholson, John 1099
0
Purcell, Richard F 523
Q
Quinn, Dr. W. A. 1111
Quinn, William F. 989
R
Rawling, W. H. 730
Reck, Peter 929
Reeder, Oliver 554
Reeves, Walter 228
Retz, C. M. 723
Reul, J. G. . 1084
Reynolds, J. C. 696
Ruger, Harmon E 577
Panneck, W. A. 898
Parks, W. J. 571
Pearce, John .. 375
Schafer, John 1098
Scharfenberg Brothers 1128
Strawn, Silas H.
1032
Strawn, Theodore 1149
Perkins, Emily L 695
Peterson, George. 905
Schmidt, Peter
919
Peterson, Thomas
894
Pflibsen, Nicholas 759
Phillips, R. W.
1109
Schoch, P. G ..
272
Pickens, J. H. . 328
Schomas, Albert.
717
Pierce, Dr. F. E. 899
Schuessler, Henry 658
Schultz, William. 1115
Schurman, C. R. 619
Pletsch, George. 985
Plumb, Fawcett. 596
232
Plumb, Samuel. 986
Seepe, John E. 672
Plumb, S. W. 988
Seipp, Charles. 847
Seipp, Conrad. 823
Pottinger, T. A. 798
Seipp, Edward 533
Pool, C. H .. 903
Searing, A. B. 999
Plumb, Ralph.
Pike, William H. 806
Pilcher, W. H. 809
Schmidt, R. A. 703
Schmitz. John. 1076
Peltier, V. J. .
Schmidt, H. A
Stasell, George.
O'Donnell, W. L. 938
O'Kelly, H. A. 872
Roberts, Giles H. 416
Richolson, H. L. .
Simmons, Terry ..
1
PASTAND PRESENT OF LA SALLE COUNTY.
1177
Thompson, R. J. 904
W
Williams, Rinaldo 386
Williams, S. W ..
760
Thorp, Edwin. .780
Thurston, A. J 847
Waite, J. B. . . 348
Willis, S. D.
336
Willshay, J. C. 1135
Wilson, William 516
Wixom, Chauncey 1160
Wixom, I. C .. 1034
Wolfe, Richard 453
Wood, Silas L. 898
Woods, Patrick 866
Woolley, J. J 840
Woolley, Myron 767
Worm, Fritz .. 661
Wright, Lewis C. 461
Wylie, Allan 899
Wylie,
575
Westgate, D. W 1122
Whipple, F. H. 602
Whitaker, E. H. 1079
Whittaker, Robert.
439
Wiley, C. A.
308
V
Wiley, G. S 818
Wiley, Herbert C.
1002
Van Doren, I. T. 856
Wiley, Dr. Samuel.
1001
Van Doren, James. 900
Van Horn, J. M. 1064
Willavize, William 292
Z
Van Skiver, A. R. 1053
854
Williams, E. B .. 1121
Zimmerman, Albert. 938
Williams, Luman A 703
Williamson, W. E. 907
Walker, W. W. 513
Tillson, L. B. 632
Tomlin, W. A. 524
Torman, Fred.
944
Totel, Theophilus
683
Ward, Clifton T 1094
Tower, A. C ...
582
Towner, Daniel M. .005
Trager, A. L. . 147
Trumbo, B. Frank. 285
Trumbo, M. P
324
Tuntland, L. C. 761
Twait, D. D.
948
Watts, W. W. 460
Weiss, Dr. E. W. 631
Wenninger, Charles 821
U
Wylie, John 352
Wylie, W. F
410
Upton, Ralph R .. .. . . . 1046
Utica Hydraulic Cement Co. 609
Y
Yenerich, J. G. 1168
Yenerich, P. J.
954
Young, John R. 749
Young, Thomas J. 1102
Wiley, Samuel C. 476
Williams, C. H. 409
Vigness, L. A.
Voorhees, J. S. 667
Walsh, James T 277
Walsh, John W. 1146
Warren, M. A. 806
Warren, S. M. 935
Warren, W. P. 908
Waterman, Jane A 1085
Watts, E. W 953
Watts, W. H. 469
Thornson, T. H. . 058
Waechter, Henry 975
Zimmerman, Robert.
938
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