Biographical Sketch of I. F. Atterbury, De Kalb County, Missouri

>From "History of Missouri, Andrew & DeKalb County" Published 1888,
				Goodspeed Publishing Company

Transcribed by: Penny Harrell (Incog3678@aol.com)

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I. F. Atterbury, a prominent young attorney, abstracter and loan agent,
was born in De Kalb County, on November 14, 1858.  He is the elder of
two children born to G. B. and Elizabeth (Dalton) Atterbury.  The
father was born in Howard County, MO., in 1839.  He was the son of
G. B. Atterbury, Sr., and is now engaged in merchandising in the town
of Maysville.  The mother was born in Missouri in 1840, and died in 
1863.  I. F. was reared on a farm, and in Maysville.  His education was
begun in the public schools, but completed in the Kirksville Normal
School, from which he graduated with the degree of A. M. in 1881. After
graduating he entered the law department of the St. Louis University,
attending one session, and taking an irregular course.  He then located
at St. Joseph, MO., where he was admitted to the bar in the fall of
1882.  In March, 1883, he located in Maysville, where he has since
practiced his profession.  He is a member of Integrity Lodge, No. 204, 
I.O.O.F., and was a member of the Good Templars Lodge.  In June, 1885, 
he was united in marriage with Miss Ida Lancaster, who was born in
De Kalb County, in 1861.  She is the daughter of Judge Manfred Lancaster.
One son was born to them, Lloyd, born in April, 1886, died July, 1887,
in Boulder, Colorado, where he was buried.

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