Portrait and biographical record of Ford County, Illinois : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, together with biographies of all the governors of the state, and of the presidents of the United States . d until 1889, when he came toPiper City, and has since lived retired, resting inthe enjojmeut of the fruits of his former labors. Unto Mr. and Mrs. Randall were born threechildren, who are j-et living: Ileniy S., who wasborn and reared in New York, was for a numberof years a successful school teacher in FordCountj, and is now engaged in the furniturebusines
Portrait and biographical record of Ford County, Illinois : containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, together with biographies of all the governors of the state, and of the presidents of the United States . d until 1889, when he came toPiper City, and has since lived retired, resting inthe enjojmeut of the fruits of his former labors. Unto Mr. and Mrs. Randall were born threechildren, who are j-et living: Ileniy S., who wasborn and reared in New York, was for a numberof years a successful school teacher in FordCountj, and is now engaged in the furniturebusiness in Buckingham, III.; Cora E., who was aschool , is now the wife of G. Reeder, whoresides on a farm twc) miles south of Piper City;Chancey, who born in New York, is a painterand paper hanger of Iiper City. In politics, Mr. Randall was a Whig from thetime when he cast his first Presidential vote forWilliam Henry Harrison until he voted forLincoln in 1860. Since that time he been aninflexible adherent of Republican principles, andhas often served as delegate to the conventions ofhis party but would not accept public office. Whileresiding in New York, however, he served asJustice of the Peace for eight 3ears, and was. ^?5
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