Extracted from History of Knox County Illinois 1912.
William and Jane brought their family to the US about 1842, locating first in Columbiana County OH where they remained until 1853 when they established their home in Abingdon. William was a butcher by trade and also engaged in some extent in farming. He and Jane were faithful members of the Methodist Episcopal church.
William and Jane brought their family to the US about 1842, locating first in Columbiana County OH where they remained until 1853 when they established their home in Abingdon. William was a butcher by trade and also engaged in some extent in farming. He and Jane were faithful members of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Extracted from History of Knox County Illinois 1912.
William and Jane brought their family to the US about 1842, locating first in Columbiana County OH where they remained until 1853 when they established their home in Abingdon. William was a butcher by trade and also engaged in some extent in farming. He and Jane were faithful members of the Methodist Episcopal church.
William and Jane brought their family to the US about 1842, locating first in Columbiana County OH where they remained until 1853 when they established their home in Abingdon. William was a butcher by trade and also engaged in some extent in farming. He and Jane were faithful members of the Methodist Episcopal church.
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