His parents were Amasa and Prudence (Whitcomb) Hyland.
On Dec 8th, 1825, Consider purchased for $2000 a farm in Roxbury, Washington Co., VT. In 1842, he left VT and moved to Will Co., IL. Accompanied by Minerva and seven children, he started on his journey with a team and wagon. He proceeded to Lake Champlain, crossing that he came via Champlain and Erie Canals to Buffalo, NY. Thence by lake to Chicago, where he drove a team to Plainfield. At the time the county was sparsely settled with few comforts of civilized life.
(Thanks to DKMac for the bio)
On Dec 8th, 1825, Consider purchased for $2000 a farm in Roxbury, Washington Co., VT. In 1842, he left VT and moved to Will Co., IL. Accompanied by Minerva and seven children, he started on his journey with a team and wagon. He proceeded to Lake Champlain, crossing that he came via Champlain and Erie Canals to Buffalo, NY. Thence by lake to Chicago, where he drove a team to Plainfield. At the time the county was sparsely settled with few comforts of civilized life.
(Thanks to DKMac for the bio)
His parents were Amasa and Prudence (Whitcomb) Hyland.
On Dec 8th, 1825, Consider purchased for $2000 a farm in Roxbury, Washington Co., VT. In 1842, he left VT and moved to Will Co., IL. Accompanied by Minerva and seven children, he started on his journey with a team and wagon. He proceeded to Lake Champlain, crossing that he came via Champlain and Erie Canals to Buffalo, NY. Thence by lake to Chicago, where he drove a team to Plainfield. At the time the county was sparsely settled with few comforts of civilized life.
(Thanks to DKMac for the bio)
On Dec 8th, 1825, Consider purchased for $2000 a farm in Roxbury, Washington Co., VT. In 1842, he left VT and moved to Will Co., IL. Accompanied by Minerva and seven children, he started on his journey with a team and wagon. He proceeded to Lake Champlain, crossing that he came via Champlain and Erie Canals to Buffalo, NY. Thence by lake to Chicago, where he drove a team to Plainfield. At the time the county was sparsely settled with few comforts of civilized life.
(Thanks to DKMac for the bio)
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