. Geschichte des Cass County Indiana: Von der frühesten Besiedlung bis in die heutige Zeit: Mit biographischen Skizzen und Referenz zu den Biografien vorher zusammengestellt. wie folgt: Francis, leben jetzt in Genf, Nebraska; James, ein residentof McPherson, Kansas; David M., von denen erweiterte erwähnen, madein ein Artikel nach dieser; Charles A., Aaron Edward, beide von Casscounty; Maria, die Frau von Dr. J. C. Waite, ist mittlerweile verstorben; Margaret; Isabelle; und Florenz, die beiden letzteren nun verstorben ist. Herr Florydied am 14. Dezember 1910, und wurde von seiner Frau am 5. Oktober 1909 eingeleitet. David M. Flory ist ein na

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. History of Cass County Indiana : From its earliest settlement to the present time : with biographical sketches and reference to biographies previously compiled. as follows: Francis, now living at Geneva, Nebraska ; James, a residentof McPherson, Kansas; David M., of whom extended mention is madein an article following this; Charles A., Aaron Edward, both of Casscounty; Mary, the wife of Dr. J. C. Waite, is now deceased; Margaret;Isabelle; and Florence, the two latter being now deceased. Mr. Florydied on December 14, 1910, and was preceded by his wife on October5, 1909. David M. Flory is a native son of Cass county, born on the homefarm on November 10, 1861, and is the son of David and Sarah (Heffley)Flory. Of David Flory a detailed account will be found preceding thisarticle, so that further mention of the family and ancestry of the subjectis not called for at this point. A common school education was all that David M. Flory received, and he remained on the home farm until he was eighteen years old, when he started out on his own responsibility. He engaged in farmingat first, but for the past twenty years the best part of his; time has been tj^. HISTORY OF CASS COUNTY 1169 devoted to horticulture. For nearly fifteen years of that time he hasalso been engaged in handling fencing, red cedar posts, windmills anda patent heater of his own invention. He is the owner of a farm ofeighty-seven and a half acres in Cass county, but for the past twoyears he has made his home in Logansport. Mr. Flory is a Democrat and a member of the Brethren church, formerly known as the Dunkards, in which faith he was reared by hisparents. On February 28, 1885, he married Margaret Kelly, daughter ofNelson Kelly, of Cass county, and to them have been born five chil-dren, as follows: Schuyler M.; Harry Byron, who died at the ageof fifteen months; Jasper R.; Orville M.; and Ursula M. William Murden. The man who buys land today in Cass countyhas no conception of the obstacles which confronted the

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