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

JOHN L.  REILEY, station agent, Ashland; only child of Alfred T. 
and Mary (Lee) Reiley, was born in Howard County, Ind., Dec. 28,
1861.  Alfred T., the father of our subject, is a farmer, and was
born in Rush County, Ind., in 1829; his wife, a native of Tipton
County, Ind., died Dec. 31, 1861, aged twenty-two years.  John
L., after receiving an ordinary education in Clay County, Ill.,
learned telegraphy in Isola, Ind., and, when a thoroughly
proficient operator, took charge of the telegraph office at
Farmingdale, Ill., where he remained thirteen months, then
removed to Jeffersonville and stayed one and a-half years, after
which he took charge of the station at Ashland, where he has
since remained.  At Jeffersonville, Ind., June 29, 1880, he
married Flora B. Caddy, who was born in Allen County, Ohio, in
September, 1862, who has borne him one child, Ethel, born Sept.
23, 1881.  Mrs. Reiley is a daughter of Charles and Anna
(Straley) Caddy.  Mr. Reiley owns a good village property,
consisting of a house and two lots; himself and wife are members
of the Methodist Church; he is a Democrat.

Reiley Lee Straley Caddy
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