. Progressive men and women of Kosciusko County, Indiana : to which is appended a comprehensive compendium of national biography ... a little later nhack home. Soon afterward he secured amachine and 1. trs. 1 hiring thistime I his farm, and is nov in farming his brothe man and has made the most of hisv in thai 1 le -hip- thi four bunches of h \. imans crat, but much interest in He f theffices. 1 le beloi ;the Methodist church and is active in the REV. TlloMAS WILEY, die ministry i^ the .at man it is th ed in ail portions of the world. earth thewhat the re-country thatnot 1: n, even though it m
. Progressive men and women of Kosciusko County, Indiana : to which is appended a comprehensive compendium of national biography ... a little later nhack home. Soon afterward he secured amachine and 1. trs. 1 hiring thistime I his farm, and is nov in farming his brothe man and has made the most of hisv in thai 1 le -hip- thi four bunches of h \. imans crat, but much interest in He f theffices. 1 le beloi ;the Methodist church and is active in the REV. TlloMAS WILEY, die ministry i^ the .at man it is th ed in ail portions of the world. earth thewhat the re-country thatnot 1: n, even though it may rtot iristian, > the ministiwhatever title he may have, stands at themunity. His calling is re-ny other, and allion in his expert I up t ?lies his will, and communes with him in spirit, and is thus sel and advise. I loly Writ. i> conclu- •nier. wl im for a itiii through Chri>t. The subject of this sketch followed this holy calling and was a true servai I and 1. He was born in Henry county, Kentucky. February .^. 1827, and was the jamin and I nil Wiley. The Wiley family were of Ii Kentucky, vcrv early day. They. REV. THOMAS WILEY /^^J^^/i^, COMPENDIUM OF BIOGRAPHY. 299 moved from Kentucky to Morgan county,Indiana, when that portion of the state wasyet a dense woods. In Kentucky and Indi-ana the subject of this sketch was reared tomanhood and educated. He was even in hisyouth of a pious disposition, and upon reach-ing years of maturity determined to jointhe army of the ministry and spend his lifein the service of the Master. He believedthat it was not good for man to live alone,and accordingly was united in marriagewith Miss Sarah E. Scott, of Morgan coun-tv, and soon afterward came to Kosciuskocounty and settled in Franklin township,near Sevastopol, in 1856. He bought onehundred and nine acres on section 5 the fol-lowing year. Upon this farm he continuedto reside until the day of his death. Hisfirst wife dying January JO, 1873, withoutissue, he married. March 10, 1
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