Died, at his home in Yates City, where he had lived for 40 years.
He had worked many years, as our leading blacksmith. The words of Longfellow truly depict him "The Village Blacksmith". His hand was a crown of glory.
He leaves 2 daughters; Mrs Emma Johnson and Mrs Rebecca Jane Adams.
Excerpt Galesburg Daily Mail Feb 3, 1898
Married 1845, Matilda Moore Knox Co, IL.-info Familysearch.org
He had worked many years, as our leading blacksmith. The words of Longfellow truly depict him "The Village Blacksmith". His hand was a crown of glory.
He leaves 2 daughters; Mrs Emma Johnson and Mrs Rebecca Jane Adams.
Excerpt Galesburg Daily Mail Feb 3, 1898
Married 1845, Matilda Moore Knox Co, IL.-info Familysearch.org
Died, at his home in Yates City, where he had lived for 40 years.
He had worked many years, as our leading blacksmith. The words of Longfellow truly depict him "The Village Blacksmith". His hand was a crown of glory.
He leaves 2 daughters; Mrs Emma Johnson and Mrs Rebecca Jane Adams.
Excerpt Galesburg Daily Mail Feb 3, 1898
Married 1845, Matilda Moore Knox Co, IL.-info Familysearch.org
He had worked many years, as our leading blacksmith. The words of Longfellow truly depict him "The Village Blacksmith". His hand was a crown of glory.
He leaves 2 daughters; Mrs Emma Johnson and Mrs Rebecca Jane Adams.
Excerpt Galesburg Daily Mail Feb 3, 1898
Married 1845, Matilda Moore Knox Co, IL.-info Familysearch.org
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