Historical encyclopedia of Illinois, ed . ternal grandfather, wasalso a native of Ohio, born in the same countyas his son above mentioned, and his wife, Ann(Baymiller) Maxwell, born in Pennsylvania, isstill living. The great-grandfather, Robert Max-well, was of Scotch nativity. Of the ancestryon the maternal side, no record is availableexcept the mere name of William A. Kee, thegrandfather, whose wifes siven name wasMary. To Henry A. Maxwell and his wife wereborn thirteen children, seven sons and sixdaughters, all of whom are living except onedaughter, the first born, who died in
Historical encyclopedia of Illinois, ed . ternal grandfather, wasalso a native of Ohio, born in the same countyas his son above mentioned, and his wife, Ann(Baymiller) Maxwell, born in Pennsylvania, isstill living. The great-grandfather, Robert Max-well, was of Scotch nativity. Of the ancestryon the maternal side, no record is availableexcept the mere name of William A. Kee, thegrandfather, whose wifes siven name wasMary. To Henry A. Maxwell and his wife wereborn thirteen children, seven sons and sixdaughters, all of whom are living except onedaughter, the first born, who died in H. Maxwell was educated in the Bardolphschools, where he pursued his studies until hereached the age of eighteen years, was thenemployed for four years as a clerk in the hard-ware store of R. C. Wilcox, and at the end ofthat period bought the Bardolph News. whichhe has since continued to publish, conductinga job-printing department in connection withthe work of issuing the paper. His brother,Harry Maxwell, acts in the capacity of foreman.
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