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1. [IADECATU] Bios for Ringgold County [1]
Thought someone might be interested in this index of Biographical Sketches for Ringgold County, Iowa since it's right next to Decatur and I recognize a lot of names some of you are "related" to. Jan genhelp@worldnet.att.net INDEX: "Biographical and Historical Record of Ringgold and Decatur Counties, Iowa" This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Annette Lucas ClintonRoots@aol.com October 2003 Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm ____
2. Re: [IADECATU] KLONDIKE SOCIAL... [1]
Hi Jackie: I, too, think this would have been a fun event. And, lunch for l0 cents?!!! Wow.. I'm not sure about sticking my hand in a box of saw-dust.... (smile..) They sure had some neat ideas of how to have fun... Thanks, Nancee ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jackie Goeken" To: Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2003 6:06 PM Subject: Re: [IADECATU] KLONDIKE SOCIAL... > Hi Nancee, > I found this article very interesting. I belong to the Rebekah Lodge, but >
3. [IADECATU] 'A CENTURY OF MEMORIES OF VAN WERT, IOWA -- l880-l980'. [1]
'A CENTURY OF MEMORIES' OF VAN WERT, IOWA 1880 - 1890 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * IOWA DECATUR COUNTY LONG CREEK TOWNSHIP ---------------------------------- IOWA'S FIRST CITIZENS, THE INDIANS, CALLED IOWA, "BEAUTIFUL LAND." Louis Joliet and father, Jacques Marquette, Frenchmen, were the fir
4. [IADECATU] GRAHAM - BOZARTH MARRIAGE [1]
The Davis City Advance, Davis City, Iowa Thursday, May 4, l899 Sunday, April 30th, at 5:00 p.m. occurred the wedding of MISS CLARA V. BOZARTH to MR. NATHAN G. GRAHAM at the home of the bride's parents, MR. and MRS. W.W. BOZARTH. Both of these parties are well known in the community having lived here from childhood. MR. GRAHAM is an energetic farmer and a young man of good morals and many excellent traits of character. The bride is one of Davis City's most estimable young ladies, an active worker in Chur
5. [IADECATU] A dry spell? [1]
Hi all, and Rick, Did I read that correctly a "dry spell" the man who has gushers all the time! . Deborah
6. [IADECATU] RE:1885 Decatur Co. Census [1]
Hi all, sitting here feeling dumb, didn't realize what I had until I sent film back but thought I'd send the part of Catherine and J .D. Strong's family on the census that was after the family I was concentrating on. fron the 1885 census for Decatur Co., Iowa page 492. 107, 103, Strong, John D. 70, 26, 36 NW SE, age 43, Male, married, farming, Catherine, age 41, female, married, keeping house Avis, age 20, female, single, teacher
7. [IADECATU] NEW cemetery [1]
Hi everyone: On the 5th of Nov I will be totally moved back to Leon. Getting rid of the house in Des Moines for good. Once I get my things organized here in Leon, my first priority will be to finish the Leon and Rosehill Cem, and update the other cems. By the way, we (Decatur County) have a brand NEW cemetery. Trinity Hills Cemetery on Hwy 2 just 2 miles west of Decatur City. Two burials so far. Stacey and I want to get some additional information on it first, starting date, deed, etc. before it goes up
8. [IADECATU] Abijah [1]
In a message dated 10/8/03 1:11:03 PM, didrwood1@comcast.net writes: > I don't know where the name Abijah came from. The earliest I have it in > the > Alley family is in 1794. I don't know if it came in at that time or if > other folks have it earlier. It is an interesting name. > Abijah is a Bible name meaning worshipper of Jehovah, and it was once popular for both men and women, according to the online WebBible. In my own research I have only seen it commonly in our eastern states. Rick
9. [IADECATU] OBITUARY - L.D. MITCHELL [1]
The Davis City Advance, Davis City, Iowa Thursday, May 3l, l900 L.D. MITCHELL was born July 22, l83l, near Zanesville, Muskingum Co., Ohio, and died at his home just north of Davis City on May l8, l900, after an illness of about six weeks. He was married to MISS CATHARINE MEEK December l9, l843, and she died August 27, l899. to this union were born ten children, nine of whom are still living, and eight were at his bedside when he died. In l856 MR. MITCHELL came to Iowa by team, first locating in Madison
10. [IADECATU] FOR THOSE NOT SUBSCRIBED TO WAYNE CO., IA - HENDERSON BIO. [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/Cl.2ADI/1086 Message Board Post: Looking for data beyond the 1880 census and bio in Biographical & Historical Record (page 465). Were they married in Wayne Co? Were children (Floyd, 21 Aug 1876; [N]Annie, 17 May 1880; and Edith, 23 Dec 1884) born there? Any other records? Thanks! Here's the bio: W. H. Henderson, senior member of the drug firm of He
11. [IADECATU] Memories [1]
I remember in the second grade we sang two songs at the beginning of the class. Good morning to you Good morning to you Good morning dear teacher, good morning to you... ____________________________________________________ In the leafy tree tops the bird sings good morning How do you do they say How do you do today In the leafy tree tops the birds sing good morning Wow!!! What a memory. LOL Wanda --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search
12. [IADECATU] Obit: Henry Milton WOOD [1]
The following obit clipping for a Decatur Countian was printed in 1956 but the publication is unknown. The surname capitalization is my own. Henry Milton WOOD Funeral services for Henry Milton WOOD were held at Woodland last Wednesday, June 17, 1956. Rev. Roy Donelson officated with burial in Lentz cemetery. The son of Mr. and Mrs. John WOOD, Henry was born December 23, 1879 near Woodland and departed this life at his home last Sunday after a lingering illness. In 1905 he was united in
13. [IADECATU] anyone there? [1]
I haven't received any mail from this list for a couple of days. This is a test to see if I'm still connected. Barry in Oregon born in Leon
14. Re: [IADECATU] comment and research request BAKER, MOREN [1]
--WebTV-Mail-5222-490 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Gwen My husband is George W Jones. His sister Mildred L Jones was married to your Uncle Edgar Baker in 1946. She was born 1919 and died 1985. They had one son Robert and he had 3 sons. He was married 3 times. I have no idea where he is. Edgar remarried after Mildred died. He sold all his property in Kansas City and moved to Morrow Bay CA. I found his death on the Social Security Death List. Myron Collins is G
15. [IADECATU] The Good Old Days [1]
This is from Dick Eastmans Online Newsletter. Thought you all might find it interesting. I especially thought the top 5 causes of death were interesting. Stacey D. - The Good Old Days Ah yes, life was certainly better in "the good old days. Or was it? Let's look back 100 years. The year is 1903, one hundred years ago. Teddy Roosevelt was in the White House andb
16. [IADECATU] Fw: COLLECTION OF RECOLLECTIONS by LaNelle Cartwright Buckingham [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Jackie Goeken To: IADECATU-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 2:24 PM Subject: COLLECTION OF RECOLLECTIONS by LaNelle Cartwright Buckingham More of A COLLECTION OF RECOLLECTIONS by LaNelle Cartwright Buckingham Elijah Fesler purchased land in High Point Township and made a deed to William L. Cims April 16, 1858. William L. Sims married Harriett Fesler. They are our grandparents. Elijah Fesler who was born in Pennsylvania and his wife Mary Ann Colledg
17. Re: [IADECATU] Bits of History [1]
This article was so interesting. Thanks for posting these "Bits of History" to the list, Carm! Jan genhelp@worldnet.att.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, October 15, 2003 10:34 AM Subject: [IADECATU] Bits of History > Copied from: The History of Decatur County Iowa 1839-1970 by Himena V. > Hoffman > Part III - The Era of Business, Politics and Railroads 1865 - 1900 > P 133 -134 > > The greatest change in the social life was in
18. Re: [IADECATU] A Vintage Kate Strong letter [1]
Jack; I really enjoyed that letter fromKate Strong. I sure do hope there will be more. I can't imagine how she could of lived the way she did and survived! This broght up a interesting question. I noticed that she was living in Oklahoma. I have several relations from Decature Co. that moved to Oklahoma. My question being, why? Surnames include Warnstaff, Clawson. Always, Vi. _________________________________________________________________ Get McAfee virus scanning and cleaning of incoming att
19. [IADECATU] HAMILTON ITEMS - 30 Aug l900 [1]
The Davis City Advance, Davis City, Iowa Thursday, August 30, l900 HAMILTON ITEMS: The young people had a party at JOHN HENDERSON's Thursday evening. JOHN BARTLET and HUGH SCALES went to St. Joe Friday to look for work. MR. MOORMAN and son returned Thursday from a trip to Oklahoma, well pleased with the country. JOHN SMITH, A. MAXWELL, CALVIN WILLIAMS, BUD DAVIS and MERRITT STUTEVILLE went to Tuskeego Friday to attend the Baptist Association. MR. SHEFLER and A. PARKER attended the Republican Conventio
20. [IADECATU] English Township News ~ Fred Spiker [1]
Hi all, Ellwyn Spiker has posted this reply message at genealogy.com "Spiker" board, message number 389: Fred Spiker was probably Joseph Frederick Spiker father of Richard Eads Spiker my Grandfather. The Chariton Patriot, Chariton, Iowa Wednesday, September l6, l874 ENGLISH TOWNSHIP: Nominations for township officers next Saturday, at Renfro School House. A shying horse jammed F.C. FEARING's knee against a fence post, inflicting a severe bruise. ISAAC KINNEY, FRED SPIKER and JOE MCMULLAN have gon
21. [IADECATU] JOHN - MARTIN MARRIAGE [1]
The Davis City Advance, Davis City, Iowa Thursday, August 30, l900 MARRIED. -- At the residence of J.H. Kling in this city occurred the marriage of WALTER JOHN to MISS JENNIE MARTIN, J.H. Kling performing the ceremony, Thursday Aug. 30, at 11 a.m. The bride is the youngest daughter of JAKE MARTIN, living north of town and a neice of Mrs. Kling. The groom is unknown to us but we extend congratulations to this young couple. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C
22. [IADECATU] HAMILTON ITEMS - l9 Oct l899 [1]
The Davis City Advance, Davis City, Iowa Thursday, October l9, l899 HAMILTON ITEMS: CLYDE GRAVES is said to have left the country. AARON COZAD went to the reunion of his old regiment at Osceola. CHARLEY GRAHAM and family and MISS FANNY LAMPERS went to Ringgold County last Friday. MR. GLADWELL, a blind preacher, is assisting in the protracted meeting at Riverview at present. MISS ELLA STUTEVILLE and MRS. LILLIE STUTEVILLE are both sick with malarial fever. HOMER THARP is carrying his hand in a sling h
23. [IADECATU] LETTER FROM JAS. W. GRAVES OF PLEASANTON. [1]
The Davis City Advance, Davis City, Iowa Thursday, August 24, l899 'A Trip Through South Western Nebraska and North Western Kansas. ------------- Editor Advance: -- I left Davis City, Iowa, on Thursday, August l0th, l899, for the sole purpose of taking a look over south western Nebraska and north western Kansas, with a view to looking up a location for farming and stock-raising. I started from Chariton, Iowa, my first stop being at Omaha, Nebraska, where I visited the Exposition one day. From Oma
24. RE: [IADECATU] A COLLECTION of RECOLLECTIONS by LaNelle Cartwright Buckingham [1]
Thanks, Jackie, for sharing these stories (and your recollections as well). I am enjoying them and it takes me close again to my grandmother. Things hadn't changed much in the early 40's in rural Colorado so much of it seems familiar to me. Donna -----Original Message----- From: Jackie Goeken [mailto:jackie2@ruraltel.net] Sent: Monday, October 06, 2003 4:49 PM To: IADECATU-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [IADECATU] A COLLECTION of RECOLLECTIONS by LaNelle Cartwright Buckingham More from a COLLECTION OF RECOLLE
25. [IADECATU] HAMILTON ITEMS - l2 Apr l900 [1]
The Davis City Advance, Davis City, Iowa Thursday, April l2, l900 HAMILTON ITEMS: MACY ACTON and MRS. JOHN MCCORMICK are both on the sick list. MR. SHAW, of Pleasanton, has bought the farm of RILEY HOLLINGER on Sand Branch. THOMAS ANDREWS, of Grand River, and MISS SUSIE HAMILTON were married at Decatur City last week, Rev. Hamilton, brother of the bride, officiating. ABE and CHESTER WELLS went to Kansas recently in a prairie schooner. MRS. HAAG is visiting her mother in Missouri. The Surveyor was lay
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