Report of the ... Reunion of the Tri-State Old Settlers' Association of Illinois, Missouri And Iowa .. Yr. 1884-87
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58 To-day there are but five persons in Montebello township that were residents there in 1882. ,_ First, Mrs. James Gray, in the eighty- ninth year of her age, a native of Boston, Mass., and a resident of Illinois since 1819. Second, her daughter, Mrs. A. L, Miller, a na- tive of Randolph county. Third, Mrs. Jane Steele, in her eightieth year, a native of Maine and a resident of Illinois since 1818. Fourth, C. L. Cochran, a native of the State, born Febru- ar}', 20th, 1823. Fifth, your speaker,... a native of Peterboro, N. H., and a residentof Illinois since 1881. Prior to 1840 the habitations of the pioneers were almost wholly of logs, generally one room, all the way from twelve to twenty feet square, usually but one story in height, with a huge chimney in one end, of stone foundation and cat and clay top. The cats were usually split out of oak about one inch square, laid up cob-house fashion and plastered inside and out with clay mortar. The first cooking stove introduced into the county was ordered by my father from Boston, Mass.
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58 To-day there are but five persons in Montebello township that were residents there in 1882. ,_ First, Mrs. James Gray, in the eighty- ninth year of her age, a native of Boston, Mass., and a resident of Illinois since 1819. Second, her daughter, Mrs. A. L, Miller, a na- tive of Randolph county. Third, Mrs. Jane Steele, in her eightieth year, a native of Maine and a resident of Illinois since 1818. Fourth, C. L. Cochran, a native of the State, born Febru- ar}', 20th, 1823. Fifth, your speaker,... a native of Peterboro, N. H., and a residentof Illinois since 1881. Prior to 1840 the habitations of the pioneers were almost wholly of logs, generally one room, all the way from twelve to twenty feet square, usually but one story in height, with a huge chimney in one end, of stone foundation and cat and clay top. The cats were usually split out of oak about one inch square, laid up cob-house fashion and plastered inside and out with clay mortar. The first cooking stove introduced into the county was ordered by my father from Boston, Mass.
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