. Enciclopedia storica dell'Illinois. f Agricoltura; nata a HuntingdonCounty, Penn., 4 settembre 1834, figlio di James e Elizabeth (Roller) Dysart, che giunse a Illi-nois nel 1855, stabilendosi vicino Franklin Grove LeeCounty, dove entrambi morirono. Nel 1855 il sig. Dy-sart si è depositato sulla Sezione 14, China Township, e ha risieduto là mai da allora. Il 24 febbraio 1858, sposò la signorina Margiiret J.Henderson, figlia di Davide e Margaret (Conrad) Henderson, nativi di HimmingdonCounty, Penn. E di questo sindacato nove figli « STORIA DELLA CONTEA di LEE. 723 sono nati, cioè: Harr.v W.. CN-ant. Hor-ace H..

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. Historical encyclopedia of Illinois. f Agriculture; born in HuntingdonCounty, Penn., Sept. 4, 1834, son of James andElizabeth (Roller) Dysart, who came to Illi-nois in 1855, settling near Franklin Grove LeeCounty, where they both died. In 1855 Mr. Dy-sart settled on Section 14, China Township, and has resided there ever since. On February24, 1858, he was married to Miss Margiiret J.Henderson, daughter of David and Margaret(Conrad) Henderson, natives of HimtingdonCounty, Penn.. and of this union nine children « HISTORY OF LEE COUNTY. 723 have been born, viz.: Harr.v W.. U. Cn-ant. Hor-ace H.. .Jesse R., Drucilla D. (Mrs. Ur. Bankerof Franklin Grove). Birdie B. (Mrs. T. P.. Pet-erson, cf Chicago). Mary Janet, Virginia L.(deceased) and Lola W. (deceased). From1866 to 1883 Mr. Dysart was one of the lead-ing breeders of short-horn cattle in Illinois;in 1874 he was elected Vice President of theState Board of Agriculture for his District.was chosen President cf the Board serving twoyears and, during the last year of his incumb-. ency (1888), visited Europe for the purposeof investigating the breeding of French drafthorses. During 1878, by appointment of Presi-dent Hayes, he served as one of the Live-Stockcommissioners to the Paris Exposition and, on July 1, 1891, was appointed by Gov. J. W.Fifer. Commissioner of the Worlds ColumbianExposition for the Seventh Congressional Dis-trict of Illinois. HENRY CASPER BROOKNER (deceased), born near Osnabruck, Hanover, Germany, June15, 1827, son of George and Marie (Engle)Brookner: came to America at nineteen years of age, arriving with four dollars in his pocket, and having learned the carpenters trade withan uncle, by persevering industry and prudentmanagement acquired a handsome competency.In 1847 he came to Dixon, 111., which continuedto be his home for the remainder of his life, although absent much of the time for twentyyears on official duty in connection with theIllinois Central Railroad. He was a trainedmusician, was a member o

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