History of McHenry County, Illinois: together with sketches of its cities, villages and towns, educational, religious, civil…, 1880 - 1885; Chapter XIV, Algonquin Township
Page 384: "...First school was taught at Crystal Lake by Miss Hannah Beardsley, in 1838..."On the 10th day of March, 1839, the first marriage was solemnized in the township by Beman Crandall, a Justice of the Peace. Franklin Wallace and Miss Hannah S. Beardsley being the parties married. "She is now Mrs. Columbus Wallace, and resides in Nunda Township."
History of McHenry County, Illinois, 1800 - 1922 Page 359
PIONEER EVENTS; "…Franklin Wallace and Hannah S. Beardsley were married by Benjamin Crandall, a justice of the peace, in 1839, and theirs was the first marriage in Algonquin township…"
Above items submitted by Clint Black, Nov 2011
Page 384: "...First school was taught at Crystal Lake by Miss Hannah Beardsley, in 1838..."On the 10th day of March, 1839, the first marriage was solemnized in the township by Beman Crandall, a Justice of the Peace. Franklin Wallace and Miss Hannah S. Beardsley being the parties married. "She is now Mrs. Columbus Wallace, and resides in Nunda Township."
History of McHenry County, Illinois, 1800 - 1922 Page 359
PIONEER EVENTS; "…Franklin Wallace and Hannah S. Beardsley were married by Benjamin Crandall, a justice of the peace, in 1839, and theirs was the first marriage in Algonquin township…"
Above items submitted by Clint Black, Nov 2011
History of McHenry County, Illinois: together with sketches of its cities, villages and towns, educational, religious, civil…, 1880 - 1885; Chapter XIV, Algonquin Township
Page 384: "...First school was taught at Crystal Lake by Miss Hannah Beardsley, in 1838..."On the 10th day of March, 1839, the first marriage was solemnized in the township by Beman Crandall, a Justice of the Peace. Franklin Wallace and Miss Hannah S. Beardsley being the parties married. "She is now Mrs. Columbus Wallace, and resides in Nunda Township."
History of McHenry County, Illinois, 1800 - 1922 Page 359
PIONEER EVENTS; "…Franklin Wallace and Hannah S. Beardsley were married by Benjamin Crandall, a justice of the peace, in 1839, and theirs was the first marriage in Algonquin township…"
Above items submitted by Clint Black, Nov 2011
Page 384: "...First school was taught at Crystal Lake by Miss Hannah Beardsley, in 1838..."On the 10th day of March, 1839, the first marriage was solemnized in the township by Beman Crandall, a Justice of the Peace. Franklin Wallace and Miss Hannah S. Beardsley being the parties married. "She is now Mrs. Columbus Wallace, and resides in Nunda Township."
History of McHenry County, Illinois, 1800 - 1922 Page 359
PIONEER EVENTS; "…Franklin Wallace and Hannah S. Beardsley were married by Benjamin Crandall, a justice of the peace, in 1839, and theirs was the first marriage in Algonquin township…"
Above items submitted by Clint Black, Nov 2011
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