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Jesse W. Fell (November 10, 1808 – February 25, 1887) was an American businessman and landowner. He was instrumental in the founding of Illinois State University as well as Normal, Pontiac, Clinton, Towanda, Dwight, DeWitt County and Livingston County in Central Illinois.
- Hester Vernon Brown
- February 25, 1887 (aged 78), Normal, Illinois, US
- November 10, 1808, Chester County, Pennsylvania, US
Jesse W. Fell, who played a critical role at several junctures of Mr. Lincoln’s political suggested Lincoln-Douglas debates in 1854. Speaking to Mr. Lincoln just before Senator Stephen A. Douglas spoke in Bloomington, Mr. Lincoln maintained that Douglas would not cooperate in such a scheme.
Jesse Weldon Fell was born on November 10, 1808 to Jesse Fell and Rebecca Roman Fell at his father's farm in New Garden Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania. He was a fourth generation Pennsylvanian, his great-grandfather having arrived from England in 1705. He was the third of nine children in a Quaker family. ...
Jesse Fell ist der Name folgender Personen: Jesse Fell (Erfinder) (1751–1830), US-amerikanischer Lokalpolitiker und Erfinder eines Rosts zur Steinkohleverbrennung; Jesse W. Fell (1808–1887), US-amerikanischer Geschäftsmann und Gründer der Illinois State University; Jesse Weldon Fell (1819–1889), US-amerikanischer Mediziner
Jesse Weldon Fell was born on November 10, 1808 to Jesse Fell and Rebecca Roman Fell at his father’s farm in New Garden Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania.1 He was a fourth generation Pennsylvanian, his great-grandfather having arrived from England in 1705. He was the third of nine children in a Quaker family.
20. Dez. 2009 · In December 1859, Abraham Lincoln drafted his first extensive autobiographical narrative, a roughly 600-word sketch prepared at the request of an old friend and Republican newspaper editor Jesse W. Fell, who was asking on behalf of a Republican newspaper from Chester County, Pennsylvania that was preparing a series of profiles on the leading con...
TABLEOFCONTENTS Chapter page I.EarlyYears,1808-1836 9-21 II.BusinessVenturesandHomeLife,1834-1856 2J-35 III.TheJournalist,1836-1858: 36-38 IV.FoundingtheNormalSchool,1853-1860 39-40
