Biographical Sketch of J. R. Wiley, Lafayette County, Missouri

>From "History of Lafayette County, Mo., carefully written and compiled
from the most authentic official and private sources" St. Louis, Mo.
Historical Company, 1881.
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J. R. Wiley, liquor dealer, postoffice Aullville.  The subject of the
following is a native of Pettis county, this state; born April 7, 1855.
At an early age, he went with his parents to Iowa, where he lived for
nine years, located in Mills county.  Attended school while there.  In
1866, the family moved to Lafayette county, and located on a farm, where
J. R. grew to manhood, his time employed in a manner customary to that 
of farmer lads, engaged in developing the physical faculties, at farm
work, in summer, and the mental, at school, in winter.  In 1877, he was
united in the bonds of matrimony to Miss Amelia Jackson, of this county.
They have one child, William S.  In 1880, he moved to Aullville and
formed a partnership with Mr. Graham in the liquor business.  The firm
is having a lucrative trade.

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