!BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL: Peasley Cemetery, Downs, McLean, IL1, Isaac Peasley, father John Paisley (1757-1836), "Isaac's family sometimes spelled the family name Paisley. Isaac and Rachel moved on to Illinois in 1834 and took Rachel's relation the widower, Moses Halsey, one of Moses' sons, and one of his daughters with them. Isaac became a oxen teamster and hauled the General Lenoir's crops (including cotton to the coast and farm supplies up the mountains to Lenoir's plantations in present day Allegheny County where they married local women and settled for a while).", https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11223758
!BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL: FamilySearch2, Isaac Peasley, 5 children, father John Paisley (1757-1836), https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11223758
!CENSUS: 1850 Randolph Grove, McLean, IL, 1344/1376, Isaac Peasely, 3 children and probably another son living in adjacent household
!OCCUPATION: Farmer
!REFERENCE: 1990 The Halsey Family Record1052, page 26, Isaac Pacely
!REFERENCE: 1995 Halsey Genealogy since 1395 A.D.550, page 39, Isaac Pacely
!REFERENCE: 11-May-2004 email from Mark Carey to Don Braffitt1056