. Encyclopédie historique de l'Illinois. Rnor Bradford, de la baie du Massachusetts, soit de la cinquième (5) génération; trois des ancêtres hispano-ancêtres étaient dans la guerre d'indépendance. Heleaves une veuve, Mabel (Smith) Shaw, et trois fils. George Boules, Benj. T. et Rob-ert Eustache Shaw. .Lohn DAWSON CRABTREE (décédé), avocat et juge de circuit court.Thirnième, district d'Iudirial, est né à Not-tingham, Angleterre, le 19 novembre 1837; est venu à l'Amérique en 1848 et à Dixon, 111., en 1853; a fait ses études dans les écoles de district et dans les écoles publiques de Dixon. Dans LS(il. En réponse au premier appel de troupes

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. Historical encyclopedia of Illinois. rnor Bradford, of Massachusetts Bay, be-ing of the fifth (5) generation; three of hisancestors were in the Revolutionary War. Heleaves a widow, Mabel (Smith) Shaw, andthree sons. George Boules, Benj. T. and Rob-ert Eustace Shaw. .lOHN DAWSON CRABTREE (deceased), lawyer and late .Judge of the Circuit Court.Thirteenth , Iudirial District, was born in Not-tingham, England, Nov. 19, 1837; came toAmerica in 1848 and to Dixon, 111., in 1853;was educated in the district schools and inthe public schools of Dixon. In lS(il. in re-sponse to the first call for troops to repress the rebellion, he enlisted in Company A, Thir-teenth Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry, and was successively advanced to the rankof Lieutenant and Captain, and at the dateof his discharge, August 16, 1864, was bre-vetted with the rank of Major. Returninghome after the close of the war, he resumedstudy of the law, which he had begun previousto his enlistment, and was admitted to thebar in 1866. In 1886 he was elected State. JOHN DAWSON CRABTREE. Senator on the Republican ticket, but resignedin ISSS to accept the position of Judge of Cir-cuit Court to which he was elected the sameyear, was re-elected without opposition in 1891, and again reelected in 1897, but died May 22, 1902, one year before the expiration of histerm of ofBce. Judge Crabtree was a memberof Friendship Lodge, No. 7. A. F. and .A. M., Dixon. JASON C. AYRES. President of Dixon Na-tional Bank, Dixon, 111., was born in St. Law-rence County, N. Y., August 22, 1835, son ofSylvanus and Anna (Bean) Ayres. He locatedin Dixon in 1855 and has since been promi-nently connected with its growth and devel-opment, as well as with real estate interests HISTORY OF LEE COUNTY. 709 of his locality. He was admitted to tho barin 1870. In political sentiment Mr. Ayres isa Republican and has served as City Clericand Treasurer of Dixon for many years. OnMay 7, 1861, he married Lavina Crawford.

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