Jasper Benjamin Mallory Residence The home of Jasper Benjamin Mallory, a pioneer of Stephenson Co. Jasper's father, Dewitt Clinton Mallory, fought in the Black Hawk War and came to Stephenson Co in 1835. Jasper Benjamin Mallory 30 Sep 1831 Paw Paw Grove, Vermilion Co, Illinois Jasper became the first cheesemaker at the creamery in Davis in 1891. Was commissioner of roads for 20 years and school board treasurer for 10. Ran for County Treasurer in 1886 Visited in Hampton, Iowa 29 Jun 1913 d 10 pm Wednesday, 8 Apr 1914 Rock Run Twp of pneumonia at home of daughter Josephine (Mallory) Lincoln (Josephine died in 1910) buried Silver Springs Cemetery = 12 Feb 1853 Freeport, Illinois Ella “Elsie”Jane Luce 22 Jun 1827 Oneida, New York d 10:30 pm 4 Jan 1908 of heart disease family home Rock Run Twp, 3 miles north of Ridott. Buried Young’s Cemetery (Ella sometimes went by the last name of Willard. Both of her parents had died by the time she was ten, and Ella was raised by Josiah Flint Willard (Josiah Flint Willard 17 Nov 1805 Dublin Cheshire NH = Mary Thompson Hill 3 Jan 1805 North Danville, Caledonia Vermont) (Oliver Atheron Willard 12 May 1784 Dublin Cheshire NH = Catherine Lewis) (Elijah Willard 12 Mar 1751 Harvard MA = Mary Atherton 28 Jan 1753 Harvard MA) (Abraham Willard = Mary Haskell), father of Frances Elizabeth Charlotte Willard 28 Sep 1939 Churchville, Monroe Co NY, temperance author and lecturer.) (Surviving Ella were a brother and sister, Mary Evelyn (Luce) Noyes (Austin Noyes) Batavia Twp Branch Co MI and Thomas Martin Luce 12 Aug 1828 Rome, NY living 1850 Kalamazoo MI) Contributed by Mallory Smith NOTE: Mary E (Noyes) Shoecraft married second Albert Paul Daniels in Freeport. Albert's brother, Henry Brown Daniels, married Elizabeth J Mallory, daughter of Jasper Benjamin Mallory and Ella Luce. Old Home Page 1 Old Home Page 2