Potomac the Artesian Village 1876 1976
Potomac the Artesian Village 1876 1976
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At the beginning of the Civil War he was too young, but by 1 863, he enlisted as a member of Company E. , Fifty-first Ill- inois Infantry, and served for three years. He was in many major battles in the South, was prisoner for 5 months and confined at the Andersonville prison. At the close of the war, having performed his duty at all times as a defender of the cause which he advo- cated with all his heart, he was honorably discharged and retumed to Potomac, where he began working by the month o...n a farm.
With his savings he bought 80 acres of land north of East Lynn and later became the owner of a farm in Middlefork Township.
With Hon. J. G. Cannon, he owned 560 acres of land in Oakwood Township. He was a director and stockholder and also one of the organizers of the National Bank of Potomac. From 1889 to 191 1 he was a director of the Building and Loan Association of Potomac. He served for 1 8 years as a member of the county board of supervisors and for 2 years as president of the board.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the beginning of the Civil War he was too young, but by 1 863, he enlisted as a member of Company E. , Fifty-first Ill- inois Infantry, and served for three years. He was in many major battles in the South, was prisoner for 5 months and confined at the Andersonville prison. At the close of the war, having performed his duty at all times as a defender of the cause which he advo- cated with all his heart, he was honorably discharged and retumed to Potomac, where he began working by the month o...n a farm.
With his savings he bought 80 acres of land north of East Lynn and later became the owner of a farm in Middlefork Township.
With Hon. J. G. Cannon, he owned 560 acres of land in Oakwood Township. He was a director and stockholder and also one of the organizers of the National Bank of Potomac. From 1889 to 191 1 he was a director of the Building and Loan Association of Potomac. He served for 1 8 years as a member of the county board of supervisors and for 2 years as president of the board.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Potomac Ill Centennial Committee to read onlineMoreLess
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