. Encyclopédie historique de l'Illinois. Y. 729 Titus était le promoteur initial aud est maintenant vice-président. M. Titus a été marié le 3 juin 1891 à Minnie G. Staubus. Née dans le comté de McLeanCounty, en 111., fille d'Alexander P. andFrances (Miller) Staubus. Mme Titus parentscame au comté de McLean dans le 1SG6, mais en 1873, elle a été enlevée au comté de Champaign, où elle habite. Son père a servi de soldat pendant la guerre civile. Cinq enfants ont été bornto M. et Mme Titus, viz.: Lee Edgar. PaulBardwell, Luella Audrey, Helen Neleta et Gor-don Alexander. M. Tituai est membre de l'église méthodiste,

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. Historical encyclopedia of Illinois. Y. 729 Titus was the original promoter aud is now Vice-President. Mr. Titus was married June 3, 1891, to Minnie G. Staubus. who was born in McLeanCounty, 111., the daughter of Alexander P. andFrances (Miller) Staubus. Mrs. Titus parentscame to McLean County in 1SG6. but in 1873removed to Champaign County, where they nowreside. Her father served as a soldier throughthe Civil War. Five children have been bornto Mr. and Mrs. Titus, viz.: Lee Edgar. PaulBardwell, Luella Audrey, Helen Neleta and Gor-don Alexander. Mr. Tituai is a member of theMethodist church, a Republican in politics andfraternally a member of the Modern Woodmenand the Mystic Workers; Mrs Titus is alsoa member of the latter order. WILLIAM W. SEAVEY (deceased) was bornon his fathers farm in Palmyra Township, LeeCounty. III., Oct. 18. 1840, son of Winthrop andElizabeth (Curtis) Seavey, natives of NewHampshire who came to Lee County in 1839.locating in the v.-estern part of Palmyra Town-ship. Winthrop Seavey and his wife were. became owner of the estate, and by judiciousmanagement greatly increased its area andvalue. In 1885 he erected a modern residence, which is surrounded with stately trees, andtogether with other well-constructed farmbuildings, presents an attractive rural picture.Mr. Seavey was an extensive breeder of Short-horn and Aberdeen Angus cattle. On Novem-ber 17, 1870. he married Augusta Moses, bornin Palmyra Township, and to thsm one child—Albion M.—was born. Mr. Seavey died August14, 1897, and his widow re3id?s with her sonon the old homestead in Section 30, PalmyraTownship.

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