. La storia di Tazewell County, Illinois ; insieme con schizzi della sua città, villaggi e cittadine, educativa, religiosa, civile e militare e la storia politica; ritratti di personalità e le biografie di rappresentante dei cittadini. Storia dell'Illinois ... Digest di leggi statali. ora prominente negli affari di thetownship, si sono incontrati presso la residenza di James Huston come un comitato onorganization: James Crawford, Wm. Wooters, Daniel Bennett,Ira Judy, Wm. Burton, John T. Scates, John Jacobus, PhilipWade e gli altri erano presenti. La maggioranza dei cittadini configur-bled in questa occasione ho dichiarato

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. History of Tazewell county, Illinois ; together with sketches of its cities, villages and townships, educational, religious, civil, military, and political history; portraits of prominent persons and biographies of representative citizens. History of Illinois ... Digest of state laws. now prominent in the affairs of thetownship, met at the residence of James Huston as a committee onorganization: James Crawford, Wm. Wooters, Daniel Bennett, Ira Judy, Wm. Burton, John T. Scates, John Jacobus, PhilipWade and others were present. The majority of the citizens assem-bled on this occasion declared in favor of township organization.Many were the names suggested with which to christen their town-ship, in consequence of which a ballot was taken. After the lapseof considerable time spent in discussion, it finally received the nameof Boynton, in honor of an Eastern gentleman of that name. There is a post-office kept in the center of the township. Mail isreceived three times a week. The character of the schools andschool-houses are good, and every improvement in the township addsits testimony to the enterprise, thrift and culture of the people.Among the representative farmers of Boynton, those who make itshistory and mold its destiny, we call attention to the followinggentlemen:. HISTORY OF TAZEWELL COUNTY. 399 E. Atkinson, farmer and stock raiser, Sec. 14; P. O., Boynton.The subject of this sketch was born in Ohio in 1844. During thesame year his parents moved to Tazewell county, where Mr. A. hassince resided, and where he was united in marriage to Miss SarahFarmer, a daughter of John H. Farmer of Logan Co., Kentucky.Two children blessed this union — Emma A. and Martha Jane.Mr. Atkinson has witnessed many changes in the beautiful county ofTazewell, wrought by the swift hand of Time. In this Townshiphe has acquired a farm property of 80 acres and few are of a morehospitable disposition than he. George Bcnhler was born in Baden, Ger., near the banks of thehistoric river Rhine,

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