Illinois:  History of Cass County, Illinois, ed. William 
Henry Perrin. O. L. Baskin & Co. Historical Publishers, 
Chicago, 1882. Cass County.

DANIEL LAHMAN, farmer; P. O. Bluff Springs, is a native of 
Franklin County, Pa.; born Oct. 11, 1822; son of John and
Catharine B.(Everly) Lahman.  John Lahman, subject's father, was 
born in Franklin County, Pa., Aug.  24, 1788, came to this 
county July 12, 1843, where he followed farming, and died Jan. 
24, 1854; his wife, who was a native of Adams County, Pa., born 
in 1794, died in Warren County, Ill., in August, 1860; of their 
fourteen children, twelve lived to maturity. The subject of this 
sketch attended school in Pennsylvania and Ohio, and began life as 
a farmer, and still follows that occupation. He has been twice 
married, first, in Beardstown, this county, Feb. 1; 1847, to 
Highly Carver; born in Ohio Jan. 13, 1806; daughter of Jacob and 
Elizabeth Carver; she died leaving one child, John W. His second 
wife is Sitha Morris, a native of Barren County, Ky., born Jan. 
28, 1833; she is a daughter of Abijah and Elizabeth Morris. Mr. 
Lahman has been school director and road supervisor; he is a, 
Democrat and a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Lahman Everly Carver Morris
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