History of Bureau County Illinois
History of Bureau County Illinois
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, . Mary, Catharine, Elizabeth, Sarah, William H. , Martha J. , James and Francis Bloom. Mr. Bloom's early life was spent on the farm. He has been a grain and lumber merchant in Buda, 111. After that he was a contractor on the Southwestern Railroad in Iowa one year. In 1855 he returned to Tis- kilwa. Where he merchandized one year and then farmed. At present he resides in Tis- kilwa. He owns over 500 acres of land in this county. Mr. Bloom also owns a one- sixth interest in a large cattle ranch... in Col- orado and Nebraska. The company is known as the " Putnam Live Stock Company, " and has the brighest prospect of success. Mr. Bloom was married December 16, 1856, in Clinton County, Ohio, to Eliza M. He. Ster, born December 16, 1834. Her parents, David and Mary (Vandervort) Hester, were natives of Ohio, and of German descent. To Mr. And Mrs. Bloom tne following children were born: Emery C, David H. , William C, Jen- nie, Cora May and Ida Bloom. Mr. And Mrs. Bloom are religiously connected with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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, . Mary, Catharine, Elizabeth, Sarah, William H. , Martha J. , James and Francis Bloom. Mr. Bloom's early life was spent on the farm. He has been a grain and lumber merchant in Buda, 111. After that he was a contractor on the Southwestern Railroad in Iowa one year. In 1855 he returned to Tis- kilwa. Where he merchandized one year and then farmed. At present he resides in Tis- kilwa. He owns over 500 acres of land in this county. Mr. Bloom also owns a one- sixth interest in a large cattle ranch... in Col- orado and Nebraska. The company is known as the " Putnam Live Stock Company, " and has the brighest prospect of success. Mr. Bloom was married December 16, 1856, in Clinton County, Ohio, to Eliza M. He. Ster, born December 16, 1834. Her parents, David and Mary (Vandervort) Hester, were natives of Ohio, and of German descent. To Mr. And Mrs. Bloom tne following children were born: Emery C, David H. , William C, Jen- nie, Cora May and Ida Bloom. Mr. And Mrs. Bloom are religiously connected with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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