History of Montgomery County Kansas
History of Montgomery County Kansas
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John MeConnell, father of our subject, settled on a tract of hind in section 13, now in Rutland township, improved it, farmed it 'till his re- tirement to Bolton and still owns it. On this farm his son came to man- hood and in the district he attended the country school. Observing the necessity of a blacksnuth in this remote valley of the county he decided to become one himself and accordingly equipped himself with the proper paraphernalia for the work. His experience was simply that of the fir...st blacksmith, and when his trade was learned he was no doubt a more efr ficient workman than that original one. He maintained his shop at the old home "till 1890 when he bought the shop of Bolton's second blacksmith and moved his family to the village.
October 10, 1877, Mr. MeConnell was united in marriage with Rose Ann Cline, a daughter of ex-Probate Judge Daniel Cline, mentioned else- where in this work. Mrs. MeConnell was born September 23, 1858, and is* the mother of two sons and two daughters, namely : -John, who is asso- ciated with his father as a blacksmith, and has taken to wife Inez Spangle; Edna, Taylor and Lessa MeConnell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John MeConnell, father of our subject, settled on a tract of hind in section 13, now in Rutland township, improved it, farmed it 'till his re- tirement to Bolton and still owns it. On this farm his son came to man- hood and in the district he attended the country school. Observing the necessity of a blacksnuth in this remote valley of the county he decided to become one himself and accordingly equipped himself with the proper paraphernalia for the work. His experience was simply that of the fir...st blacksmith, and when his trade was learned he was no doubt a more efr ficient workman than that original one. He maintained his shop at the old home "till 1890 when he bought the shop of Bolton's second blacksmith and moved his family to the village.
October 10, 1877, Mr. MeConnell was united in marriage with Rose Ann Cline, a daughter of ex-Probate Judge Daniel Cline, mentioned else- where in this work. Mrs. MeConnell was born September 23, 1858, and is* the mother of two sons and two daughters, namely : -John, who is asso- ciated with his father as a blacksmith, and has taken to wife Inez Spangle; Edna, Taylor and Lessa MeConnell.
What to read after History of Montgomery County Kansas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L Wallace Lew Wallace Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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