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History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . nt. Integrity of purpose and genial personalityindicate the man as he is, and it may readily beunderstood that he has a wide circle of friends inthe state that has been his home for more thana quarter of a century. Mr. Means was born at Saybrook, McLean county,Illinois, on the i6th of October, 1861. and is a sonof Joseph K. and Matilda C. (Rankin) Means,natives respectively of Virginia and Kentucky andboth representatives of fine old southern K. Means was a farmer by vocat
History of Idaho; a narrative account of its historical progress, its people and its principal interests . nt. Integrity of purpose and genial personalityindicate the man as he is, and it may readily beunderstood that he has a wide circle of friends inthe state that has been his home for more thana quarter of a century. Mr. Means was born at Saybrook, McLean county,Illinois, on the i6th of October, 1861. and is a sonof Joseph K. and Matilda C. (Rankin) Means,natives respectively of Virginia and Kentucky andboth representatives of fine old southern K. Means was a farmer by vocation and hewas engaged in that line of endeavor in Illinoisat the inception of the Civil war. He tendered hisservices in defense of the nations integrity, by enlist-ing as a private in Company F, One Hundred andSixteenth Illinois Volunteer Infantry, with which heproceeded to the front and with which he serveduntil his deatH. He died at Youngs Point. Mis-sissippi, on the 25th of June, 1863, while with hisregiment, which was participating in the siege ofVicksburg, and thus he sacrificed his life in the I.
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