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William Rowland was bora in Kentucky, in the year 1800, and in 1828 ho morel to Illinois, sod bnilt tb. first Cabin and made the first i™.	.	,
S«o. aBond the old cabin still remains. Riley and James Rowland were the next to settle in Pleasant, and came in 1829, when Daniel Walter. D^R	* j** ™	mildc “ PleMant bjwnebip. He setUed on
<3. Rowland was the tret child born in the township; Nanny Daois was the first death. Her. H. Logan preached the first sermon in the cabin of T w""™-	.*T° ” three ?th" ftoUiee came in noon after. Lonisa
elected in 1883. The first marriage, as we are informed, was Hr. I. Cadwalader to Hiss-----. The firet school boose wss built in 1830	1 ,V	A1“- Shaffer was the first Justine of the Peace, he was
taught the second sohool. The firet Grist mill was bruit on Otter Creek in 1832 or >33, by Daniel Brown. Riley Rowland bron-ht , ’ " !	. ™ w“ *auSht bJ Samuel Clayhnrg. Robert Rowland
first settlers now living in Pleasant township.	*_________________________ b	ot horses into Pleasant township, and he is now the only one of the
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