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OF VaLLEY TOWNSHIP. 657 65 acres to 325, a11 inlplaovecl. In religiot~s life he is a inenlber of the Lutherkn cl~urch ; in politics, n. Republican, and in society, a member of the Grand Anny, and altogether a most useful citizen. A. TI ITenrlricks, son of Jonatllnn and Luranae (Morey) Henclriclrs, mas born in Rensselt~er countv, K. I-., in 1812, of ~vhich state his parents \Irere also natives. In is75 his father moved to Illinois, a,nd In 1817 died in Livingston county in the eighty-seventh year of his aye. EIis wife, the mother of A. W. EIendriclcs, (lied in New Tork ~tntcin 1327. Up to this time and for seven gears after, the son resicled at lionle. .At the age of twenty-two pears he married Miss Betsy Itecotd, also native of his cotui~tv, ant1 for tell venrs after this ~n:~rringe he was engaged in a variety of \rod
658 BIOGRAPHY AND REMINISCENCES * David H., of Massachusetts ; Emma M., of New Porli, all cleceasecl. Bdr. Hampson, Sr., was deniocratic in politics, as his son is toclay. During life he was a most inclustrious worker ancl good citizen, ancl gave to this county a family who have airlecl in its b~lilding LIP as they shared in its prosperity. Tl~,om.as Heayhney, son of Cllarles ancl Rosa (McGurk) EIenghn ey, was born in Tyrone County, Ireland, in 1834. Twenty yews later he movecl to New Torlc State, where he labored as a farm hand For two years, mhen he came to Illinois ancl mor.ked on a farm here until 1861. In this year he mi~rriecl Miss Margaret Icinsley, af Stark County, rented ahiece of land which' now forins a part of his estate, ant1 other tracts until 1864, mhen he purchased eighty acres, resicling there in ;I 12x16 house until his lands were paid for, ~vhen lle built* his present residence. Mr. Iieaglrney has now a tract of 240 acres of excellent farm land, together with several quarter sections in the west. Of their eight children six are living. He has in little over t \ye11 ty pears wrnng from labor a just reward, and todav holds an enviable place in the esteem of his neighbors. In religious life he is Catholic, in political life Democrat, ancl in agricultural affairs a hard worker ant1 close calculator. David Badges, born in Kentshire, England, February 5, 1822, is the son of Thomas and Mary I-Ioclges, natives of Englancl. As near as can now be ascertained Thornas was married in 181s or '19, and in 1834 he came to America, and settled at Saratoga Springs, N. T.; but after a short time moved six miles north of the springs, pulacl~ased a, farin i~nd engaged in ftlrirling. Of their eight olliltlren slx are livin~ : Matilcla, of Worcester, Mass.; Harriet, of Washington county, N. I .; Edwin, of Saratog:~ county, N. Y.; Arnos, of Page county, Iowa,; George H., of Greenfield, Saratoga county, N. Y.; and Davicl, of this countv ; all the heads of families. Thomas IIoclges remained where he la& settlecl, 'engaged in farming, until his tleatll, in 1853. I-Iis wife survivecl him until the year of 1850. Davicl Iloclges was thirteen years old when he left ~n~lind. In America he renlained wit11 llis father, helping to clear the fa,r~n: until 1851, when lie cnine to Illinois, pup chasecl lancl in this coanty. Returning hoine he was married in 1852, to Miss Jane Stanclish, a, native of New Pork, to ~vhorn were born Harry, residin 0- with parents, ancl Joseph, married, of Iii ngsbury county, Dak. %he vear follo\ving h his ma.rriaqe Davicl settled on tlqe land he had purch:&%l in this county in 1851, building a fiouse thereon. On Marc11 23, 1860: his wife died, and on February 1,1861, he innrrietl Miss Mary Hutchison, at native of Ohio, ~rhose parents removed from Ohio to illinois about 1851, and settled in Peoria county, where they remained until their death. They are the parents of five children, namely : Otis, Clark, Fred, Frank, ant1 one clecessed. The first purchase of land Nr. I-lodges lnacle mas the southeast quarter of section 33, and since that time he has aclcled 540 acres to this, all of which is wcll iinproveci. He is not a member of any church, but is a liberal supporter of the Methodist church. In politics he is a Republic:~n, takes a great interest in schools, ancl in all matters pertaining to the public benefit. He has held several township offices. ancl is at present commissioner of highways.
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C HISTORY OF STARK COUNTY. Preston
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George White, lot 3, sec. 16; Nov.
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ull to meet him there ; ' thought t
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1 , 1 : &I:LP,Y Godley, '71 ; Marth
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XLNIKA TOWNSHIP. 435 o~ganiaation.
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ELMIRA TOWNSHIP. 437 Niner, It. Gri
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G. Brace, Alexander Ca~lleron, -Wal
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ELMIRA TOWNSEIIP. 441 were electecl
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Lizxie Eeattie, Christians E. Armst
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tlatecl August 26: 1861. The direct
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ELMIRS TOWNSHIP. 447 ette Circuit,
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E:LAlIIiA TOWNSHIY. 449 a o11(1 ern
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ELMIRA TOWNSHIP. 451 but were unabl
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454 HISTORY OF STARK COUNTY. ament,
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484 HISTORY OF STARK COUNTY. Samuel
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Joseph Wright, s. e, qr. sec. 11; J
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lS%3EX TOWNSHIP. 499 Edward Trickle
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ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 501 was no school n
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ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 503 the county. 0.
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EL~IIRA TOWNSHIP. 505 the bluff " j
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ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 507 \ /'. which, wi
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OF ESSEX TOWXSHIP. 509 Johrt C70Zwe
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 511 ing and at t
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 5p3 republican,
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OP ESSEX TOWNSHIP. Xan.; James H.,
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 517 ceeded is sh
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 519 daughter of
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 521 Weigal, a na
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OF ESSEX TOWNSHIP. 523 cliecl, Octo
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GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 525 Xolomon WiZk:i
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GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 597 Jereiniall Ben
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GOSETEN TOWNSHIP. 531 Harris VT. At
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GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 533 ined and rece~
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GOSFIXN TOWNSHIP. 535 western tomns
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GOSFIEN TOWNSHIP. 53'7 '41; Hiram N
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GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 539 J. F. Smith, W
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GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 541 dy, Elijah Pon
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OF GOSIIEN TOWNSHIP. 543 well as of
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OF' GOSHEN TOTVNSHIP. 545 in that v
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OF GOSFIEK TOWNSHIP. 547 county. Of
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the eldest daughter, now the wife o
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552 BIOGRAYFIY AND REMINISCF:NCP:S
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entered in Goshen townshil). One ye
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- Mr. Quinn has talten all the part
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566 BIOGGAPKY AND RT4MTNfSCENCES. (
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5'70 UIOGRAPIIY AND RE%~INISCENCES.
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5'72 HISTORY OF STARK COUNTY. other
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John F. Phenis, n. w. qr. of s. \v.
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OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 5'71 bv 356 pupil
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OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 581 H. Candee as
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A A. J. Opdycke, I. Y., "i5 N. J. I
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OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 585 was held on &
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OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 587 granted ancl
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OF OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 589 present ti
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OF OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 591 TTedey T.
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OP OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 593 establishe
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OF GOSHEN TOWNSHIP. 595 has always
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David ; again estnblishecl n house
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OF OSCEOLA TOWNSHIP. 601 lam H., Ma
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Page 202 and 203: OF IWNN TOWNSHIP. 639 George Green'
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Page 212 and 213: -. VALLEY TOWNSHIP. Jalnes Sawyer,
Page 214 and 215: VALLEY TOWNSHIP. 643 Curlton A. Fox
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Page 218 and 219: VALLEY TOWNSHIP. James 1-1. Garside
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Page 224 and 225: OF VALLEY TOWNSHIP. 653 August 16,
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Page 232 and 233: OF VALLEY TOWNSHIP. nois Infantry A
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Page 238 and 239: county, Ill., whose parents mere na
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Page 242 and 243: WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 673 Andrew Jo
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Page 246 and 247: WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 617 in April,
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Page 250 and 251: WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 681 * Swanlc,
Page 252 and 253: WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 683 built the
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Page 258 and 259: OF WEST JERSEY TOWNSHIP. 689 Dr. Cl
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