Portrait and biographical album of Sangamon County, Illinois . - fine qualifications for the positionwhich she holds at the head of a household and asa useful member of society. Mr. and Mrs. Shep-herd have three sons—C. Raymond, Alva F. andLouis P. July 16, 1861, when not yet twenty years ofage, our subject became a member of Company B,Eleventh Missouri Infantry, in which he servedthree years and twenty days. He takes an activepart in the political affairs of the section in whichhe lives, working with and for the Republicanparty. He has held the office of Townslii() Super-visor one term. Of th
Portrait and biographical album of Sangamon County, Illinois . - fine qualifications for the positionwhich she holds at the head of a household and asa useful member of society. Mr. and Mrs. Shep-herd have three sons—C. Raymond, Alva F. andLouis P. July 16, 1861, when not yet twenty years ofage, our subject became a member of Company B,Eleventh Missouri Infantry, in which he servedthree years and twenty days. He takes an activepart in the political affairs of the section in whichhe lives, working with and for the Republicanparty. He has held the office of Townslii() Super-visor one term. Of the social and benevolentorders, he belongs to the Grand Army of theRepublic and the Farmers Mutual Benefit Asso-ciation. Mr. Shepherd is well informed, genialin manner, and |)ossessed of the public spirit whichleads him to take part in every scheme which is. >. ¥. (Z^^^t-^l^. I PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM. ?17 promulgated that promises to beneflt the commu-nity. His character is an uprigiit one, and he andhis wife are numbered among the most worthymembers of the Methodist Episcopal Church, inwhich he fills the office of Steward. -:>^^Vt^^^;:><^ ylLLIAM FLETCHER CORRELL. Thisname will at once be recognized as that ofa man who owns a valuable property, wholias borne and is bearing a prominent part in thevarious departments of the work by which thiscounty has been brought to its present rank amongcivilized communities, and one whose personalintelligence and uprightness make his citizenshipan honor to the county. His comfortable andhospitable home is just outside the limits of lUi-opolis and is not only supplied with the comforts,but adorned with the luxuries of music, books,etc., everything about it bespeaking the liberalityof the husband and the taste of the wife. Our subject belongs to an old and wealthy fam-ily of Mechani
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