History of Hancock County, Illinois, together with an outline history of the State, and a digest of State laws . Wessenbourn, to whomwere born 2 children: Clarence L. and Thad C. (dec.) Mr. W. stillpursues music as his business, instructing the bands of the neigh-borins: cities. HISTORY OF HANCOCK CUUNTV, 969 TOWNSllll OKKKUALS. Nauvoo township has had the Iollowiiii^ otiicers: SUPERVISORS. James Irvinsj 1850 J. W. Phillips 1853 Georyje Kraiiiu 1856 JohirB. Icking 1858 John Bauer ,. 18(i3 Adam Swartz 18G3 August ;ar 1864 Milton M. iMoiTill 18G5 John Dornseif 18G9 Alonzo W. Burt 1874 Gustav
History of Hancock County, Illinois, together with an outline history of the State, and a digest of State laws . Wessenbourn, to whomwere born 2 children: Clarence L. and Thad C. (dec.) Mr. W. stillpursues music as his business, instructing the bands of the neigh-borins: cities. HISTORY OF HANCOCK CUUNTV, 969 TOWNSllll OKKKUALS. Nauvoo township has had the Iollowiiii^ otiicers: SUPERVISORS. James Irvinsj 1850 J. W. Phillips 1853 Georyje Kraiiiu 1856 JohirB. Icking 1858 John Bauer ,. 18(i3 Adam Swartz 18G3 August ;ar 1864 Milton M. iMoiTill 18G5 John Dornseif 18G9 Alonzo W. Burt 1874 Gustav Eberdt 1875 John Bauer 1880 CLERKS. Ed. FaiTcll 1856 John A. Hammond 1863 John P. Thomas 1864 Georpjc Bratz 1873 Wm. D. Hibbard 1879-1880 ASSESSORS. Warrick M. Cosgrove 1856 John F. Neibhour 1858 J. B. Risse 1860 J. J. Hefflcman 1865 John B. Risse 1866 John P. Thomas 1870 Anton Fischer 1873 Andrew Ileberger 1876 Albert Person 1878-1880 COLLECTORS. Edward Farrell 1850 August Begar 1858 George Bratz 1863 Anton Fischer 1866 Gustav Eberdt 1870 John Machenhcimer 1875 Michael Buumert 1876 Jacob Kcmlcr 1879-1880. ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHIES CONTINUED FROM PAGE TOWNSHIP. Charles Garter was born in Massachusetts Nov. 6, 1846, and isa son of Philip and Martha E. Carter, natives of the same 22, 1878, Charles married Miss Marietta Archer, and theyhave only one child, Mabel. Mr. C. came to this county in 1850,settling in Walker tp., on the farm where Morleytown stood, whichnumbered 100 houses, and where he yet lives, engaged in agricul-ture and stock-raising. His farm comprises 270 acres, and is onsees. 31 and 33. A. J. Ewing^ Tioga, 111., carries a stock of about $4,000 in drygoods, groceries, hardware, medicines, ready-made clothing, hats,caps, boots, shoes, etc., etc., and his annual cash sales amount toabout $7,000, besides credit accounts. He was born in Browncounty, O., Oct. 28, 1838, the son of Jackson and Catherine Ewing,who moved to Kentucky in 1841, and to this c
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