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72 Historical Souvenir of Greenville, Illinois. Nathaniel D. Northcott, now in business at Huntington, \V. Va. Former Law Office of \V. A. Northcott. Now occupied by Ward Reid and Sou.
Williamson Plant, First Secretary of the Vandalia Railroad, who held that office for many vears with marked success. time grand master of the Odd Fellows of Illinois. He devoted but little attention to the practice of law, but was one of the best parliamentarians in southern Illinois, and had a wide and extensive acquaintance throughout the state. He was a man of elegant manners and strong intellectuality. Historical Souvenir of Greenville, Illinois 78 Burning of the Vandalia Line depot, Nellie Morris. Samuel B. Hynes, Deceased. Son of the late Rev. Thomas \Y. Hynes; was first station agent at Greenville and at the time of his death was foreign freight agent for the Burlington system. Died on ' March 30, 190-i. Judge A. G. Henry was county judge of Bond county for two terms, and also served two terms in the Illinois legislature. He is a man of strong native ability and uncompromising in his devotion to his political beliefs. Although at an advanced age and confined to his house most of the time by sickness, yet his Jediah F. Alexander, First President of the St. Louis, Vandalia and Terre Haute Railroad; county treasurer in 1853, state senator in 1870. mind is clear and his memory good, he being a ready and entertaining conversationalist. Job A. Cooper was born in Bond county and admitted to practice in 1S59, was at one time circuit clerk of the county and was an active member of the bar during the few years he was connected with it. ;30 p. m. July 22. 18S4-. Photograph loaned by Miss
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HISTORICAL SOUVENIR OF GREENVILLE,
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LINOIS. AS IT APPEARED IN 1905 «
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A Condensed History of Greenville,
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James Enloe, Deceased, Who came to
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Joel Elaxi, Deceased, One of the ea
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Rev. Robert Stewart, Deceased. Who
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Wxi. Watkins, Deceased, A resident
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R. C. Clark, Who was a Greenville b
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J. G. Rav, Secretary to Gov. W. A.
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Prof. J. T. Ellis, Former Superinte
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