Past and present of Menard County, Illinois .. . after arrivingat years of maturity he established lus homein township 1!. range ;. There he resided fora number of year-, actively engaged m the till-ing of the -oil and in hi- business career hewas ever found reliable and trustworthy. Hewas a man whom to know was to respect amihonor, because of In- fidelity to manly andupright principles. He married Miss LouisaTraylor, also a native of Menard county, andhe died at the home of his son, -T. II. Claryin the year 1896, while his wife is still livingwith her children. There were nine childrenin thei
Past and present of Menard County, Illinois .. . after arrivingat years of maturity he established lus homein township 1!. range ;. There he resided fora number of year-, actively engaged m the till-ing of the -oil and in hi- business career hewas ever found reliable and trustworthy. Hewas a man whom to know was to respect amihonor, because of In- fidelity to manly andupright principles. He married Miss LouisaTraylor, also a native of Menard county, andhe died at the home of his son, -T. II. Claryin the year 1896, while his wife is still livingwith her children. There were nine childrenin their family. J. II. Clary, the second of the family, waseducated in the district schools and no eventoi special importance occurred to vary the rou-tine of farm life for him in his boyhood andyouth. lie worked in the fields when not en-gaged with the duties of the schoolroom andin 1881 he began farming on Ids own four and a half miles northwest ofPetersburg, where he remained for a fewyears, lie then sold that property and bought. J. II. CLARY.
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