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Jacob S. LaFollette
JACOB S. LAFOLLETTE.
Mr. L. was born in Montgomery County, Indiana, February 17,
1832. Son of Robert LaFollette, one of the pioneers of that
county. Jacob S. was married to Sarah E. Young, September 9,
1856. Miss Young was born in Putnam County, Indiana, July 8,
1836, the daughter of William M. Young. Mr. Jacob S.
LaFollette and wife moved to where they now reside, in the
year 1857, on the line dividing Montgomery and Boone
counties, and near Shannondale, on Muskrat, or Middle Fork
of Sugar Creek, and where they own a fine farm, well
cultivated. Mr. L. is one of the solid men of Boone County,
in every respect, and enjoys the confidence of the people to
a great extent. He was in 1886 nominated to represent the
county, but was defeated by a few votes, by J. H. Kelly. The
following are the names of his children: Sarah J., married
to Alonzo Young, resides in Montgomery County. Mary F.,
married to Chester Cory, resides in Jefferson Township.
William R., married to Nancy C. Beck, resides in Jefferson
Township. Charles C. resides at home.
Mr. Jacob S. LaFollette is an uncompromising Democrat, of
the Jacksonian school, yet he accords to others what he
takes for himself. See his and his wife’s portraits in
another part of this work. Mr. LaFollette has served as
justice of the peace in his township four years; also is
assessor for the township at this time (1887).
Source Citation:
Boone County Biographies [database online] Boone County
INGenWeb. 2007. <http://www.rootsweb.com/~inboone>
Original data: Harden & Spahr. "Early Life and Times in
Boone County, Indiana." Lebanon, Indiana. May, 1887, p.
327.
Transcribed by: Julie S. Townsend - June 29, 2007
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