Portrait and biographical album of Pike and Calhoun counties, Illinois .. . rtable residence and ade-quate barns, and occupied by a renter. Mr. Grimesgives his attention to stock-dealing and to the du-ties of the ofHce to which he was appointed April7, 1889. The lady who presides over the home of bore the maiden name of Ellen E. Brownand was born in Greene County, this State, Decem-ber 15, 1843. She is an educated, refined womanwho has many friends in the community. Her par-ents, Isaac S. and Catherine E. (Hay) Brown, re-moved from New York to Illinois, making theirfirst settlement i
Portrait and biographical album of Pike and Calhoun counties, Illinois .. . rtable residence and ade-quate barns, and occupied by a renter. Mr. Grimesgives his attention to stock-dealing and to the du-ties of the ofHce to which he was appointed April7, 1889. The lady who presides over the home of bore the maiden name of Ellen E. Brownand was born in Greene County, this State, Decem-ber 15, 1843. She is an educated, refined womanwho has many friends in the community. Her par-ents, Isaac S. and Catherine E. (Hay) Brown, re-moved from New York to Illinois, making theirfirst settlement in Greene County and coming toPike County in 1850. Mr. Brown was killed atthe siege of Vicksbnrg in 1863, he having been awagonmaster in the Ninety-ninth Illinois Brown survived until 1889. Their familyconsists of six sons and daughters, all still and Mrs. Grimes are the parents of threedaughters, named respectively: Clara, Catherine Hawley A. All have Ieceived good educationsand the daughters held teachers certificates. The ^ -->- « \ w. 73. ^y^
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