. History of Randolph County, Indiana with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers : to which are appended maps of its several townships. NTY COMMISSIONERS. Eli Overman, 1818-20; Benjamin Cox, 1818-20; John James,1818-24; John Wright, 1820-22; Zachariah Puckett, 1820-22;David Bowles, 1822-24; Daniel Blunt, 1822-24; David Stout,1822-24; Boaid of Justices, 1825-31; William A. Macy, 1831-34; John James, 1831-34; Elias Kizer, 1831-34; Thomas Bax-ter, 1833-30; RobisonMcIntyre, 1834-37; James Smith. 1835-38; JohnCoates; George B. McNees, ; Abram Adam
. History of Randolph County, Indiana with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers : to which are appended maps of its several townships. NTY COMMISSIONERS. Eli Overman, 1818-20; Benjamin Cox, 1818-20; John James,1818-24; John Wright, 1820-22; Zachariah Puckett, 1820-22;David Bowles, 1822-24; Daniel Blunt, 1822-24; David Stout,1822-24; Boaid of Justices, 1825-31; William A. Macy, 1831-34; John James, 1831-34; Elias Kizer, 1831-34; Thomas Bax-ter, 1833-30; RobisonMcIntyre, 1834-37; James Smith. 1835-38; JohnCoates; George B. McNees, ; Abram Adamson,1837-40; John L. Anderson, 1838-41; William Kennedy, 1839-42; Samuel Pike, 1840-43; Nathaniel Kemp, 1845; PhilipBarger, 1840; John M. Lucas, 1848; George W. Vandeburg,1850; Emsen Wright, 1850; Andrew Devoss, 1851; NathanielKemp, 1856; Thomas Aker, 1H56; Endsley Jones, ]85(); ElihuCammack, 1857: Hicks K. Wright, ; Ai-thur McKew, 18()0;Clement F. Alexander, ISOl; Andrew Devoss, 1863; Hicks , 18(^5-73; Nathan Reed, 1805-68; Elihu Cammack, 1867--73; Thomas Clevingwr, 1868-77; Francis G. Morgan, 1873-70;Philip Barger, 1873-76; William M. Botkin, 1877-80; Wilson. HON, LEANDER J. J., eldest son of George W. and Mary A. Monks, was bomJuly 10, 1843, at Winchester, Randolph Co., Ind. He attended the pub-lic schools of this county, where he acquired a good primary education,and in 1861 entered the State University, at Bloomington, Ind., where heremained during the school years of 1861, 1862 and 1863. He left thel/niversity in the Junior year, and in 1865 entered upon the practice ofthe law. He rose steadily in his profession from the first, and in a fewyears was called upon to fill honorable and important positions. In 1870,he was chosen Chairman of the Republican Central Committee, of Ran-dolph County, and in 1872 was again called to the same position. In1874, he was elected a memt>er of the Republican State Central Com-mittee, and again, in 1876, to the
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