Jasper Benjamin Mallory died at home of daughter, Josephine Lincoln He became the first cheesemaker at the creamery in Davis in 1891, but in 1892 Will Ohl became manager. Ran for County Treasurer in 1886. Visited in Hampton, Iowa, jun 29 1913.

Jasper's farm is now known as the Terl-Hark Farm, south of the former Berlin School and the former Berlin Methodist Church. Page 174 History of Stephenson Co. "South of the church was the site of an early store run by Jasper Mallory on his farm in Section 17. He and his wife, a girl reared by Josiah Willard, who was the father of Frances E Willard, temperance lecturer and author, brought a supply of goods in their covered wagon with which to stock the shelves." Freeport Weekly Democrat "Davis, April 12, 1891 "The contract for building the creamery has been let to Daniel Wenzel and work will begin at once. Jasper Mallory, of Freeport, has rented the building and will place in the factory the most improved machinery."

Lizzie (Elizabeth Jerusha Mallory Wolf) never made it to Elwood. She caught TB and died in Aurora NE in 1891 after moving there to be closer to her sister, Nellie. She is buried in the Aurora Cem. Henry married in 1899, Jane Ann (Miller) Swan who had previously been married to Isaac Samuel Swan and had 10 children.

Elizabeth was born in Rock Run Twp Stephenson Co IL. Her parents, Jasper Benjamin Mallory and Ella Jane Luce were married in Stephenson co in 1853. Ella had met Jasper on a trip to Freeport with her adoptive sister, Francis Willard, the famous temperance author and lecturer..and President of the World Women Christian Temperance Union. Francis was a good friend of Susan B Anthony. Ella named one of Lizzie's brothers Josiah Willard Mallory and his grandson Willard is still living. Josiah Flint Willard was Ella's adoptive father. Ella's mother Sarah Lazell died in 1833 in NY and father Robert Luce 1838 in Bristol Indiana.

< Jasper Benjamin and Ella Jane (Luce) Mallory Residence They raised 6 daughters and 2 sons but Charles Luce and Sarah Bell died young

Five surviving daughters of Jasper Benjamin and Ella Jane "Elsie" (Luce) Mallory Back left: Josephine Mallory b 19 Jun 1871 Montevallo, Mo = Thomas Lincoln; Elizabeth 'Dilla' 'Lizzie' Mallory 27 Dec 1856 Lancaster Twp, Stephenson Co IL = Henry Brown Daniels; Romanza A 'Maggie' Mallory 1865 = William N Greeley; Front Row: Nellie Jane Ellen Mallory 28 Nov 1853 Rock Run Twp, Stephenson Co IL = Harvey Cole; Mary C 'Mollie' Mallory 18 Oct 1844 Rock Run Twp, Stephenson Co IL = George William Wolfe. Romanza Anna "Maggie" Mallory was born 16 May 1864 in Rock Run Twp Stephenson co Illinois to Jasper Benjamin Mallory and Ella Jane Luce. She died in St Paul MN 23 Oct 1935. Maggie entered Illinois State Normal University 6 Sep 1886 and attended through the winter of 1887. During her time there she was offered a teaching job at the Berlin school in Stephenson Co (per letter in my possession.) She and husband William N. Greeley were living in Richland Wisconsin at time of marriage at her parents home in Rock Run 1 Dec 1890. . Made their home in Stockton, Illinois where he was a "creamery man." Romanza and William had Gladys A. Greeley Oct 1891, Loyal L. Greeley 30 Jun 1893, and six weeks after she divorced William, a son William Nelson Greeley 14 Mar 1897. Romanza taught at the Berlin School in Dakota, Illinois spring of 1906, fall 1906 and spring 1907. (1920 Census ae 55 Shannon Twp, Carroll Co IL) "Romanza (Maggie) Greeley came to Grandpa and Grandma's place when I was there. She was an old lady then. The photo of her school back in Stephenson County, Illinois shows a young woman about 17 years old, who looks totally in charge of the pupils. She had three children, but I only knew Gladys and her husband, George Lau from visits to their home in St Paul Minesota?." by Ernest James Bird On the Left: Romanza (Maggie) Mallory & husband Wm. Greeley m Dec 31, 1890 They had Gladys (m George Lau,) Loyal L Greeley, and William Nelson Greeley, the latter being born in 1897 about six weeks after Romanza divorced William. She died in St Paul MN 23 Oct 1935. William Greeley and second wife Etta Major also died in the St Paul area. She in 1919 and he in 1927. On the Right: Joseph Bobb Mallory b 18 Sep 1868 d 19 Mar 1939 / s/o Jasper B. and Elsie Mallory/m Alice Bixler. "Jasper Bobb was a railroad conductor from Freeport, Illinois, a portly man who always wore a dark blue suit and had the requisite watch with gold chain across his vest. He also come to our farm several times over the years. We enjoyed his visits. He was hale and hearty and could tell wonderful stories. I never saw his wife, Alice. She apparently lived to serve the poor people of Freeport. She gave everything she and Uncle Jap had for the cause. She fed the poor and neglected Uncle Jap. The had no children, but raised several orphans?." by Ernest James Bird b 5 Aug 1921, son of Olive Rose Mallory and Frank Bird. Verne and Jasper Roway Wolf as children. They were the grandchildren of several pioneer family..... Peter Wolf Jr and Elizabeth Roway, and Jasper Mallory and Ella Luce. They are the children of George William Wolf and Mary Catherine Mallory. Verne married the grandson of OD Weaver, Harry Elmer Weaver. Verne and Elmer had sons Adelbert and Charles in 1908 and 1910 while living in Rock Run. They were living in Tucson Arizona by 1940. Harry's sister married Bert E Nibla (probably Niblo). George William Wolf 's brother Thomas married Elizabeth Niblo. Obituary - Verne (Wolf) Weaver Obituary - Harry Elmer Weaver Albert P. Daniels /// Albert, Viola and Carrie Daniels Albert Paul Daniels, son of John Daniels Jr. and Candace Sarah Emery, was born at Rock Run, Stephenson Co, Illinois 12 May 1945. He was in the first class at the College School, Irish Grove, Stephenson co. in 1854 with his brother Henry Brown Daniels. Married Caroline McClintic, daughter of Nathaniel McClintic and Eliza Bolinda Sloan, April 3, 1870 in Stephenson Co. Illinois. They had a daughter Viola in Dec 1871. The census indicates Viola was born in Illinois and that is probably correct. Viola's death cert. says she was born in Clarksville Nebraska, but it's likely Albert went to Clarksville (later Clarks) in 1873 with his step-brother Albert Tuns. Albert's wife died 20 Dec 1892 in Clarks and Albert and Viola moved to Victoria, Texas and later to Seadrift where Albert died 20 Nov 1930. Viola married William Bennett and died in Seadrift in 1940. Obituary - Caroline McClintic Biography - Albert P. Daniels