eceived a ul-acticitl ecluc:litlion Ilo~*c, a11d llerle in 1861 marrictl Miss Elsie, cl;u~~l;ter of Wilso~~ iGnrnu, ofi RIicl~i~n, who subscquentlv settled in th~s coun tr. Mr. Palmer c;i.rricls on a lnr~e fnnn and cl&ot~s , mucll attention to stock-grbo\~i llg. While nlqw&iut inG the value of good Inen in oilicial positions, ant1 like his father, unpart~san in politicttl affairs, he votes with the Deinoc18atic party on a11 state and national I issues. John 1'~t6t,z (tlecensed m;ts bollll near Carl is1 c, Pa.., April 17, 1708. 11 is marriage wi tlh Miss It 'ancv r~y~n&i~ took place there :ti)ou t 1819, and thc follo\\ring year this l;icly tfiecl tllere. Subseqoen tly he nl;~rriecL BIiss Sa,rall Wetzcll. uncl in IS37 movetl to n ~>oint near what is no\v Ashllmtl City, 0. 1n 1837, ~vjt~ll their eight cl;iltlmn, ant1 in colnpimy , with the Fi~.~nilies of Elias Wycoff, Eliits, Jr., h'ehemiall Wycoff ant1 Newton 31:l;lttl~c~vs, they came to <strong>Illinois</strong>. Each family had turO ox . tenhls, n span of horses alnd ;L light wagon, with \yhictr they m;btlo the : journey overlnud, Mr. Pmtz settlctl on the east half of sontl~east i , Cy i~rter of section twenty-eightl, ant1 also cnte18etl :I, second eigllty on ', . , t le'si~mc soction, i~l~ilt~ a log cabin, the c1liiil;s of which were filletl with clay annd choppetl pnuirie grtl;,ss. For n clunrtter of a century he lived > . here, movetl to Ilochcstcr, ~vherc he clict l L)ccem ber 2.7, 1862, ancl Mrs. i ' i: .. Pr;~,tx Scptmnber 19, 1 Sti5. They were oltl 11lc11ll)crs of the Congrega- ':, tional cl~urch, hut 1:tter connected themselves with the Christian cllurch, i of wl~icl~ they were members at the period of death. p . Jonathan. I'~rct2, their only surviving son residing here, was born in , Pennsylvania, Fc'el~rn;~ry 14, 1820, came with his parents here when F:,",. seventeen years old, was married here E'el)n~ary 8, 1844 to Miss Elize ': .' J., clnughter of James ant1 Maria (Trickle) 31urphy; began farm life for & : himself, and in 1846 settled on his present farm. Of their eight chili dren, five are livinm: Anna M., in Iowa ; Rosetta L., Sarah C., Jolln is, E. ancl Hi~bln K. %he deceased wre: &[my F., Iloyal L. and Ora E., ; 4 . who died in August, 1883. For thirty-five years they have been members of the Christian church, but vrior to tl~ntime were Congregation- !, alists. IIe owns 220 acres, apart-froin the broad acres which he gave " to his children. He has been successf~~l in all his dealings, strlctly ; upri 41 t, and now lives in the midst of pea,ce and plenty. b$ Jylvester Ii; 8civtders, born in Mowis county, N. J., December Id, ! p, 1512, is a son of Darius and Merp (Lochman) Sanders, natives of New 1 Jersey, where both died. At about the age of seventeen years he ., , lealnled the carpenter trade, which Ile follo~ved until 1545, when, with b:" his wife, Miss Eliza Ann Bryan, to whom he was married October 8, 1836, and three children, he made the journey to <strong>Illinois</strong> by wn.gon, and located a farm of 160 acres in West .Jersey, on the not*thwest quar- ' ter of section t wenty-eight, where he resided' for a number of years. On this journey he was accompanied by Thomas For, his brother-in- -, law, and family. Here his wife died August 17, 1869, in her fifty- , . fourth year. Of the three children mllo came with them, and dx .. born here, Rev. Jacob H. is a, Methodist minister, Peter K. is dead, - ' Mar J. is wife of- Rev. A. Atherton, Susan E. is deceased, Sophronia Y ' . . is Ids, Wm. Sterler, Susan A. deceased, Fred E., Darius E. and Lucy M., wife of Rev. R. A. Brown. In 1819 Mr. Sanders and wife moved I . N
700 ' BIOCIR~'PHY AND REMINIBOENOEB , . into. West ~ersei village, .where their ,re;idbnce was then erected. Mr. Sanders owns 160 acres, tooether with village property, all the savings of years of labor. In r3igious matters he is a Methodist of oi7er thirty years' standing. His secbncl marriuve was solemnized April 13, 1871, with Miss Catherine Egbelat, wllo, Illre her l~usbni~tl, is a devout church member. Prioim to 18.56 Mr. Sanders was a Democrat. ' but since that time has been filitllf ul to ilepublican doctrine and party. , I- Darius 8unders, born in Mor1.i~ county, N. J., in 1816, diet1 3lnrcll 27, 1884. In 1888 he settled in West Jerse,y township. Eldw Jolm Slt~yent: born in i\larylund, October, 1793, served t \\ro . ' campaigns in the W~LI' of 1819, after inoving to Ohio with his parents ; . came to Henry county in 1850, to Stark county in 1853, latter to Mis- , I - souri, from which he was tlriven by the Jay-11nwlcers in IsGI. He re- , ' . turned and settling at Millbrook, Peoria county, died there Julv 14, - 8 ), I 1882. BeUe (F~imme~*) $Slfer, born in West Jersey township in 1863 ; t married Peter Shafer in 1854 ; died hiIarcli 15, 1885. icfavy J;. Swank (Shannon), died at Grimes, lo\\-it, Febroary 1, 1885, s '( ' aged t wen ty-eight years, I 'ete~&/ieets, deceased, son of Michael and Elizabeth (Wy ~aell) , . Sheets, was born in IIt~~llpsl~ire county, Va. His parents \vere of Pterman origin and were marriecl in West Virginill in the spring of 1836 ; I . , : removed to what is now Essex townsllip; purchased 280 i~cres on seer . tion It3 for $1,000, including sm:kll llouse and thirty acres broken. , Seven children accompanietl thein hither, namely : Mtllindn (tlecot~setl), . f , Irene, Mrs. Alexan tler Cllristy ; Georc)*e, Valon tlne (deceasecl), ilosi~nnai, ' . Ben ton county, lo wa ; W il liarn M., %loriclu (tlecciksed), A ntlrew J., of a. Noclaw ay county, Mo., uT:~s born here. Jacob Wygell, iwot.her of Mrs. Sheets, came with then], renlained two 01. three years and retumetl * to Virginia. Peter Slleots i~nd wife .have p~ssed auTny fi80m tlloir I pioneer labors herbe as stated in the history of Essex townsllip. Geo~ge , ' 1 Sheets \r:ts born in Switzel*lt~~rtl uourr ty, neiLr I'i~triot, in 1825, ant1 wils twelve years oltl when he settlctl wit11 1):~rents in Essex to\\rllsllip. IIc \. was iniirrietl, Uece~llber 24, 1844, by Justice Etl wn18tl T~.icl;le, to Cl~iwlottc, daughter, of 1)avitl Silrllncri~~an, wlrosu llistory is given in this worlc. 111 1848 he locatctl ill West Jcrsey to\vilsl~ip, anti O\\~IIS t~dt~y an eighty-ilcr.e ftrrn~ well jnq)~ovetl. Their clliltlrea arc Elim A., 3li.s. J. 11. Emery, Silri~ll E., Mrs. (i. 1:. Varsitle, Einli~a J., Mrs. E. I
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