

Please add profiles of those who were born, lived or died in LaSalle County, Illinois.
LaSalle County was formed on January 15, 1831 out of Tazewell and Putnam Counties. It is named for the early French explorer René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle.
William D. Boyce founded the Boy Scouts of America in Ottawa. He and two other founders established the BSA, but Boyce is given the sole credit since his faction of the BSA adopted the other two competing factions' elements within the organization.
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Adams | Allen | Altmar | Baker | Blakes | Brookfield | Bruce | Catharine | Cedar Point | Dalzell (part) | Dana | Danway | Dayton | Deer Park | Dimmick | Eagle | Earl | East Wenona | Eden | Fall River | Farm Ridge | Fitchmoor | Freedom | Garfield | Grand Rapids | Grand Ridge | Groveland | Harding | Hitt | Hope | Jonesville | Kangley | Kernan | LaSalle | Leeds | Leland | Leonore | Lostant | Lowell | Manlius | Marquette | Mendota | Meriden | Milla | Miller | Millington (part) | Mission | North Utica | Northville | Norway | Ophir | Osage | Otter Creek | Peru | Peterstown | Prairie Center | Ransom | Richards | Richland | Rutland | Science | Seneca (part) | Serena | Sheridan | Somonauk (part) | South Ottawa | Stavanger | Sulphur Springs | Ticona | Tonica | Troy Grove | Triumph | Utica | Vermillion | Wallace | Waltham | Wedron | Welland (part) | Wiland
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