Grundy County IL Archives Biographies.....Tabler, N L 1838 - 
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Author: History of Grundy Co 1882

N. L. Tabler, farmer, P. O. Morris, was born on the old homestead July 4, 
1838; he is the fourth child now living by his father's marriage to Mary Ann 
Cryder; he remained on the homestead until his twenty-third year, then 
associated with his brother David C. in farming; purchasing land together, 
they continued together for nine years, after which he located on the land he 
now owns, which he improved, the buildings thereon being built by his own 
hands. Though he never worked at the carpenter's trade, yet it runs in the 
Tabler family to be of a mechanical turn; all of them can construct anything 
they desire. February 2, 1870, he married Hannah Mary Caldwell, who was born 
in Huntingdon County, Penn., December 6, 1831, fourth child and second 
daughter of Samuel and Mary (Cryder) Caldwell; her paternal grandfather was 
David Caldwell; her mother, Mary Cryder, was a daughter of Israel Cryder, 
whose wife was Mary Seibert. To Samuel Caldwell and his wife Mary were born 
three daughters and two sons, Mrs. Tabler being the only one who came West. 
Mr. and Mrs. Tabler have three children - Ella, Rebecca and Mary. He is a 
member of the Au Sable M. E. Church, and class leader of the same. In school 
matters, he takes an active part, and is School Director of the same.

Additional Comments:
Source: History of Grundy County, Illinois. (1882) Chicago: O.L. Baskin & Co. 
Historical Publishers.

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