Democratic Sentinel, Volume 15, Number 50, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 January 1892 — Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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Church History. In this article I shall speak of those persons who composed the church at its organization. James Vanße' sselaer was a native of the state of N w York, and according to the record on his monument in the churrh yard at Renssi ’a r, he came vith his family to tins county in 1837. bought land and laid out the tow of Rensselaer, naming it after himself, leav ing off !jhe ‘Van*’and emphasizing the first syllable, lie built a g-ist-mill and sawmill, and not long afterward ere t a f'ame residence. It stood where Geo. K. Hollingsworth is now building his handsome residence. He died March 12, 1847, and soon after his widow and daughter (Mrs. VVesto. ) and family went back to New York.They were a good family and very highly esteemed by all who knew them. Ezra Wright and Martha, hie wife, were natives of Pennsy-jvn* nia, and came here about the y ear 1846 and settled on the land n w owned and occupied by Mr. W. S. Coen and Mrs. Churchhill. He and his wife were prominent in the organiz io iof the church heie. They wei * 'tntli good, active, dietetic Christian workers. He was a l..an of unr than ordinary abil it and strict integrity; quick to see what onght to be done and ready to do it. He was the main pillar in hi e church for about 20 yearß He left h >ie with his family soon after the civil wai closed, wart to Rich-view, 111., and died there a few years ago leaving a wife anti two daughters, who, so far as 1 know are still 'iving. Mrs. Wright is living with her young-

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