Henry Bates, farmer and stock raiser, Section 22, Oak Creek Precinct, P.O. Valparaiso, came to Nebraska in the fall of 1865, and stopped at Nebraska City until the spring of 1866, month of March, and took up the claim where he now lives, and was one of the first settlers on Oak Creek Precinct. Mr. Bates was born in Clarke County, Indiana, March 20, 1833. He is a member of the Christian Church of Valparaiso, and was one of the original members of that society. He was married in Illinois, December 24, 1858, to Miss Mary J. Worrall, who was also a native of Indiana. They have five children.---Andreas' History of Nebraska---1882
Henry Bates, farmer and stock raiser, Section 22, Oak Creek Precinct, P.O. Valparaiso, came to Nebraska in the fall of 1865, and stopped at Nebraska City until the spring of 1866, month of March, and took up the claim where he now lives, and was one of the first settlers on Oak Creek Precinct. Mr. Bates was born in Clarke County, Indiana, March 20, 1833. He is a member of the Christian Church of Valparaiso, and was one of the original members of that society. He was married in Illinois, December 24, 1858, to Miss Mary J. Worrall, who was also a native of Indiana. They have five children.---Andreas' History of Nebraska---1882
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