Hyland, Amos Damon - Revision history

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	"Illustrated History of Lane County, Oregon." Portland, Oregon: A. G. Walling, publisher, 1884. pg. 484.		"Illustrated History of Lane County, Oregon." Portland, Oregon: A. G. Walling, publisher, 1884. pg. 484.

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	AMOS DAMON HYLAND was born in Plainfield, Will county, Illinois, [[February 11]], 1837, and there resided until the spring of [[1852]], at which time he accompanied his father and		AMOS DAMON HYLAND was born in Plainfield, Will county, Illinois, [[February 11]], 1837, and there resided until the spring of [[1852]], at which time he accompanied his father and
-	two brothers across the plains to Oregon, where they arrived in November of the same year. Mr. Hyland first was variously employed in day's labor; in [[1853]], however, he came to [[Lane County]] and located at [[Junction City]], where he engaged in farming until the spring of [[1874]], when selling out he purchased his present stock farm of two thousand four hundred and fifty acres. and his residence, of which and it surroundings, an excellent view appears in this work, being situated at the junction of the Oregon Central Military road and that leading from [[Springfield]], where he is engaged in general farming, stock-raising and hop-growing, besides being engaged in mercantile pursuits. He was married at	+	two brothers across the plains to Oregon, where they arrived in November of the same year. Mr. Hyland first was variously employed in day's labor; in [[1853]], however, he came to [[Lane County]] and located at [[Junction City]], where he engaged in farming until the spring of [[1874]], when selling out he purchased his present [[Lowell\|stock farm of two thousand four hundred and fifty acres]]. and his residence, of which and it surroundings, an excellent view appears in this work, being situated at the junction of the Oregon Central Military road and that leading from [[Springfield]], where he is engaged in general farming, stock-raising and hop-growing, besides being engaged in mercantile pursuits. He was married at
	Junction City in [[1858]] to Miss [[Hyland, Rachel A Crow\|Rachel A. Crow]], by which union they have ten surviving children, viz: Abbey A. (now Mrs. Albert E. McFarland), Noble G., Emma E., Minerva A., Ansell A., Seeley A., Carrie E., Estelle M., Ira D. and Ernest.		Junction City in [[1858]] to Miss [[Hyland, Rachel A Crow\|Rachel A. Crow]], by which union they have ten surviving children, viz: Abbey A. (now Mrs. Albert E. McFarland), Noble G., Emma E., Minerva A., Ansell A., Seeley A., Carrie E., Estelle M., Ira D. and Ernest.

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AMOS DAMON HYLAND was born in Plainfield, Will county, Illinois, [[February 11]], 1837, and there resided until the spring of [[1852]], at which time he accompanied his father and
two brothers across the plains to Oregon, where they arrived in November of the same year. Mr. Hyland first was variously employed in day's labor; in [[1853]], however, he came to [[Lane County]] and located at [[Junction City]], where he engaged in farming until the spring of [[1874]], when selling out he purchased his present stock farm of two thousand four hundred and fifty acres. and his residence, of which and it surroundings, an excellent view appears in this work, being situated at the junction of the Oregon Central Military road and that leading from [[Springfield]], where he is engaged in general farming, stock-raising and hop-growing, besides being engaged in mercantile pursuits. He was married at
Junction City in [[1858]] to Miss [[Hyland, Rachel A Crow|Rachel A. Crow]], by which union they have ten surviving children, viz: Abbey A. (now Mrs. Albert E. McFarland), Noble G., Emma E., Minerva A., Ansell A., Seeley A., Carrie E., Estelle M., Ira D. and Ernest.

"Illustrated History of Lane County, Oregon." Portland, Oregon: A. G. Walling, publisher, 1884. pg. 484.

[[Category:Junction City residents]] [[Category:Springfield residents]]