Early History of Marshall County and Henry Town
A historical sketch outlines Marshall County's early settlement, focusing on Lacon and Henry. It details town founding, key settlers like General Jonathan Babb and Elisha Swan, the establishment of Columbia Henry and Henry, population growth, rail and road schemes, town charters, and notable events up to the mid-1800s, including fires and public institutions.
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Arly
Marshall
Orax
Henry A. Ford
Lacoa
Acon
Put‘ym
Bureau
Stark County
Jonathan Babb
Henry Filer
Somerset
Ohio
Strawn
Springfield
Columbia
Henry K. Cassell
Elisha Swan
Columpia
Jason
Swan
Addeus W. Barney
New York
Main Street
St. Louis
Mr. Cassell
George Bayder
Ieeehalen Alee
Jesse C. Smith
Joseph Johnson
General Babb
Ira I. Fenn
Wiliam
Norman Fenn
William Fisher
Samuel Howe
Samuel Howe, Jr
Charles Barrows
Hartley Malone
William C
Robert Boal
D. W
Barney Feece
Oxford
Agae Oe
Lacon Manufacturing
Lacon
Calla Acon’ Agriculturist
N. Ford
Hartford
Twlinois Gazette
Jonathan Es Eth
Fenn
William We Joseph Woodruffes
Kia Halstead
Richard T
Norman Conde
Laconrenee
Fg & House of Worship
Ted Nee
Jequinu
Ing
van Buren
Central Railroad
Toulon
Wyoming
Fort Wayne
Ind
Counceil Bluffs
Iowa
Tenois River
M. M. Sloan
L. V. Blackmon
William F. Palmer
Jacob C. Garrigus
Henry Miller
Henry
Erastus Wright
Willam Porter
A. N Deming
Elias Thompson
Putnam County
Nock
Elias*Thompson
Reuben Converse
James D. Henry
Ilinofg
Hennepin
Nathaniel Chamberlin
Putnam
Hart
Thompson
Resident Gone. Mrs Stephen Martin of Peoria
Mrs Stephen Martin of Peoria died last Tuesday morning at M. E. hospital aged 76. Born August 28, 1842 in Freodonıa New York she was the daughter of Rev George and Celiena St. John Porter. She married Stephen Martin in 1864 and lived in Chillicothe before moving to Peoria. She is survived by her husband and daughter Miss Emma Frances. daughter Evelyn died earlier.
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Stephen Martin
Peoria
M. E. Hospital
George and
Celiena St. John Porter
Fredonia
N. Y
Chillicothe
Emma Frances
Evelyn
Alan Ash Champions Aim. A Pe Writes From France Front
A letter from a well known local in training in France describes service in the army zone near Somewhere in France. He explains daily flights with pilot and bombardier, practice bombing, and hopes to be called to the front as March approaches. He notes decent health, salty meals, and longing for Brussels sprouts, while asking mail be sent to Alan N. Abh at 31 Boulevard Haussmann Paris France.
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Wt A
France
Alan, P. S
Alan N. Abh
Morgan Harres “& Cie
Boulevard Haussmann
Paris
Wedding envelope etches $110 Red Cross fund
A preacher donated a sealed wedding envelope to a Red Cross bazaar. The auctioneer requested ten donors to match the amount. Ten men pledged, and with the wedding fee of $10, the total added to the Red Cross fund was $110.
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Iowa
Red Cross
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Marshall County
Seph Bradley
Burr
Hooper Warren
Thomas Gallaher
Bradley
Benjamin
Lomight
Eever — Herndon
H G. Pendleton
North Illinois University
Marshall County Courier
Henry Courier
Western Airline Railroad
Peoria and
Bureau Valley Railroad
Samuel J. McFadden
James Westcott
Johni A. Warren
George L. Hoyt
William B. Smith
Alex Kissinger
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Institute
George Lippert
Mr. Lippert
Hampshire
Motter
J. H. Somerville
Gilman, Til
J. Slade
Cordelia, Gra
L. F. Boyle & Son
Moore & Son
Allentown
Boyle & Son
Peter Edscheidt
S. Albreicht
Tiskilwa
Head of Sons
Thompson Farm Loans
Lacon, Dlainois
BUICK
Iner Auto CO
Camp Grove
III
Henry, II
Alan Ash
AIM
Brown Henkins
Susan L. Ball
Miles Fox
Elmer Quinn
Menkins