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NEWS 1Tj NOTESV^WHT ISS: ZS JONES COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY X99A.
P.O. Box 174 ANAMOSA, IA 52205
SPADE CEMETERY INDEX
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?????, Ellen C.—2, BENEDICT, Adelia—2, BENEDICT, Arnos R.—2, BENEDICT, Ralph R.—2, BOON, James—1,BROWN, Benona—2,BROWN, Siffel—2, / <’ Up e GILBERT, Sarah—2,HAKES, Adelbert—1, HAKES, DeVere—1,HAKES, Herman—1, HAKES, Irvin Virgil—1,HAKES, Lola—1, HAKES, Virgil—1,HALL, Martha—1,
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NORTHRUP, Harold F.—1,NORTHRUP, Harriet—2,NORTHRUP, Henry—1,NORTHRUP, J. William—1,NORTHRUP, James M.—2,NORTHRUP, Julian L.—2,NORTHRUP, Laura—1,NORTHRUP, Lilly Pink—2,NORTHRUP, Melvin F.—1,NORTHRUP, Ruth—2,NORTHRUP, Sarah Ellen—2,SPADE, Elija—1,SPADE, George—1,SPADE, Jacob--1,
HESTER, ?????—2, HESTER, Eliza J.—2, HESTER, Evie May—1, HESTER, Margaret—2,HESTER, R. A.—1,HESTER, R. M.—1, HESTER, William—2, LAWRENCE, Phillip—1,LAWRENCE, R.—1, LAWRENCE, S. S.—1, LEWIS, Bernita C.—1,MATTHES, J. N.—1, MATTHEWS, Albin D.—1,MATTHEWS, M. M.—1,MILLER, Leulh—2,MILLER, M.—2,MILLER, Nelson H.—2,
STELKEN, Joel Kenneth—1, TAYLOR, Mary J.—1, UNDERWOOD, Maliss^—1, UNDERWOOD, Norman—1, VAHL, Mabel HAKES—1, WILLIAMS, J. C.—1, WILLIAMS, Lena L.—1, WILLIAMS, Margaret J.A.—1, WILLIAMS, Mary C.—1, YOUNG, Clifford G.—1, YOUNG, Harlin—1, YOUNG, Lola HAKES—1, YOUNG, Marianne—1, YOUNG, Susan—1,
MOYER, Rosana—1,NORTHRUP, NORTHRUP, NORTHRUP, NORTHRUP, NORTHRUP, NORTHRUP,
C. J. —2, E1am—1,Emma J. —2, Ernest A.—2, George R. —2, Hallie M.—1,
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Flrt. U^«liter I OlJfif^Funeral Services Held Sunday For Mrs. Tena Melton
:----Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Tena Melton, 82, Cedar Rapids resident, on Sunday, Nov. 15, at 2:00 p.m. in the Methodist church in Mechanicsville, Iowa.
Rev. M. C. Melcher, pastor of the church, officiated. Mrs. Glen Strother and Mrs. John Davis Jr., sang, accompanied at the organ by Mrs. C. W. Norris.
Pallbearers were Lowell Kohl, 'DeWitt Kohl, Herbert Kohl, Amos I Kohl, Eugene Kohl, and Eldon '•Kohl.i Burial was in Rose Hill cemetery, •Mechanicsville.
OBITUARYTena E. Melton, daughter of
Amos and Maria Kohl was bom in • Jones county, July 21, 1871. She!
‘was the last of a family of nine children, there being four sisters and four brothers preceding her in death.
• She grew to womanhood in the 'White Oak community and united |with the Evangelical church there.
She was united in marriage to George J. Melton on April 27, 1890, They began housekeeping on the Amos Kohl farm in the same com- ; ,‘munity, later moving to a farm •?ast of Mechanicsville. To this union two daughters were bom,
(Alma Simpson who preceded her jin death on November 1, 1924 and iMildred Nightingale of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
In 1914 they retired from the farm, and moved to Mechanicsville where she attended the Methodist church.
Mrs. Melton was a great lover jof flowers, and spent her spare •time in her garden. She was a ‘devoted wife and mother.
( Her husband preceded her in death on March 9, 1945. She leaves to mourn her departure, a daughter Mildred Nightingale and a grand paughter Mildred Oldorf, and three irreat grand children, Glenn, Larry and Edith Oldorf. Also several pieces and nephews and a host of friends.
Funeral Service For George J. Melton
George J. Melton life long resi- , ’dent of this community passed a-
way after a brief illness. Son of Ro- < bert and Nancy Zimmerman Mel
ton was bom In Jones County, la.,! * April 12, 1867 and passed away I ! March 9th at 1 o’clock Friday > i morning, at the age of almost 78 1 years, in St. Luke’s Methodist hos- | pital in Cedar Rapids. 1| He was united in marriage to ;
Tena Kohl April 27, 1890 in Jones County. They quietly celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary
, nearly five years ago. Two daughters came to bless thiB union: ; Alma and Mildred. Alma preceed- <
,ed him death in 1924. |Mr. Melton spent his entire life
following the occupation of farming in Jones and Cedar Counties. He was actively engaged in farming east of Mechanicsville until 1914 when the family moved to J Mechanicsville where they have! resided since. ■
He is survived by his life’s companion, one daughter Mrs. Mildred Nightingale of Cedar Rapids, one granddaughter Mrs. Mildred! Oldorf of Alburnett and three great ’ grandchildren; one brother Ora Melton of Cedar Rapids and one sister Mrs. Vesta Hines of Mech-
• anicsville.Mr. Melton was a good neighbor,
always ready to lend a helping hand. He aided a great deal in the building of this church, following the destruction of the previous one ! by fire. ’
Funeral services were held in | lhe Methodist church in Mechanics * ville, Sunday, March 11, 1945 at I 2:30. Clergymen who officiated at the services were Rev. George A. I Stauffacker of Cedar Rapids and Rev. Bernard Kemper. Burial was :n Rose Hill Cemetery at Meehan-.
| icsville.1 Mrs. J. Paul Thomas, Mrs. Mild
red More. Melvin Rowser and H. J. Maurer sang accompanied by Mrs. C. W. Norris.
Pallbearers were H. E. Gibeaut. Bert Eagerty, Rush Clippenger, Lloyd Andre, J. A. Kohl and Joe Cruse.
Out of town people who attended the funeral were, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kohl, Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt^ Kohl of Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Oldorf of Alburnett, Iowa,!
^Glen Nightengale of Central City,! |Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kohl of Iowa* (City, Eldon Kohl of Lisbon, Mr.! ,and Mrs. Julius Peet of Mt. Vernon, Miss Stella Zimmerman of
jlowa City, Will Bailey of Anamosa, .Mrs. Minnie Fink, Nelson Fink, I Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hines, OttoUnhl Mr and Mrs Arthur
Death Of Mrs. Robert Melton.
Mrs. Robert Melton died at the Duane Zimmerman home last Thursday evening about seven o clock, her death being rather unexpected although she had not enjoyed good health for some months. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at the Zimmerman home, Rev. W. T. McCandless, of the Presbyterian church, conducting the services. Interment
! was made at the local cemetery.Mrs. Melton was the third child
of Duane and Susan Zimmerman and was born in Lancaster county, Penn-. slyvania, January 28, 1844. Her mar-; riage to Robert Melton occurred Aug-1 ust 16, 1863, and to them five children were born, one, a son, having preceded her in death .in December 1899. The remaining children are George, Roy and Ora, and Mrs. Len Hines of this place; ten grand and • three great grand children, her fath-J er, Duane Zimmerman, two brothers ’ and four sisters* also survive.
Mrs. Melton lived a life of unremitting toil and sacrifice for the ben- efit/of those near and dear to her. She
' was a regular and consistent student of her bible and reading that sacred book brought her great consolation and fortitude. /<?
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■KiERMAN JENNIE 16 SEP 1880 3 6HhERMAN SIDNEY 16 SEP 1880 3 6BWtir Dr. L. J. 21 APR 1881 2 5ALBERTSON ELLA 22 NOV 1877 3 3ALDEM WILLIAM 10 FEB 1857 3 2ALDERMAN Capt. E. B. 21 APR 1881 3 2ALDERMAN JOSEPH 28 APR 1881 3 3ALDRICH A. W. 29 NOV 1877 3 3ALDRICH HENRY 8 JAN 1880 3 7ALEXANDER JOHN 22 JUL 1880 3 7ALEXANDER Mrs. '?2 JUL 1880 3 7ALLEN EMMA 27 SEP 1877 3 6ALLEN WILLIAM 9 OCT 1879 3 7AMENT NETTIE 9 DEC 1880 3 7AMES C. S. 12 FEB 1880 o 7ANDERSON JANE 4 OCT 187 7 3 6ANDERSON MARY .14 APR 1881 1 5ANDERSON ROBERT M. 4 DEC 1856 2 7ANGLUM J . H . 12 FEB 1880 *■> 7ANSBARGER JOHN 11 DEC 1856 3 2ANSBARGER WASHINGTON 11 DEC 1856 3 2ARMENT W. H . 25 OCT 1877 3 2ARMITAGE AUGUSTA 15 NOV 1877 3 5ARMSTRONG GEO.' A. 28 APR 1881 z 4ARNOLD HIRAM 23 OCT ■ 1879 3 1ARNOLD JOHN 1 1 MAR 1880 3 7ASKOLD LYDIA A. 27 JAN 1881 3 7^0 LD NATHAN 23 OCT 1879 3 IATKINS ADNEY S. 11 MAR 1880 3 7ATKINSON A. J. 8 JAN 1880 3 7ATKINSON A. S. 31 MAR 1881 3 6ATKINSON EMMA M. 14 APR J 881 3 oATKINSON EMMA M. 31 MAR 1881 T 6AUSTIN EDMUND 30 SEP .1880 3 7AUSTIN EDMUND 28 APR 1881 2 4AUSTIN EDMUND F. 8 NOV 1877 3 6AUSTIN FRANK E. 8 JAN 1880 3 7AVERILL H . J. 6 DEC 1877 . 3 4BABCOCK MINNIE E. 13 JAN 1881 3 4BABCOCK P. 0. 20 JAN 1881 3 4BABCOCK SHERIFF 13 JAN 1881 3 4BACHELDER M. A. 13 NOV 1879 3 6BACH ELDER R. 1.3 NOV 1879 3 6BACHELDER S. W. 6 DEC 1877 3 4BAIRD JOHN 6 DEC 1877 3 4BAKER HENRY 12 FEB 1880 3 7BAKER HENRY 15 JAN 1880 3 7BALDWIN CALEB H. 7 APR 1881 3 6BALDWIN GEORGE 13 JAN 1991 3 6BALDWIN MARY 12 FEB 1880 2 7BALDWIN SARAH E. 1.3 JAN 1991 3 6BALLOU HOSEA 16 DEC 1880 d> f 6j^LOU HOSEA 20 JAN 1881 3 o"1CRAFT LEGRAND 21 OCI 1869 2 6BANCRAFT LEGRAND 21 OCT 1869 r~\ 6BANGHART G. G. 7 APR 1881. 3 1BARNARD EMILY 26 AUG 1880 7BARNARD FRED 26 AUG 1880 3 7BARNARD FREDDIE Q 15 NOV 1877 3 5BARNARD JOHN H. 9 26 AUG 1880 3 7
LAST NAME FIRST NAME DAY MONTH YEAR PAGE COLUMN
BARNARD OSCAR 26 AUG 1880 3 4BARNARD OSCAR F. 26 AUG 1880 3 7BARNHILL J. H. 5 MAY 1881 2 2BARNHILL MARIA E. 8 JAN 1880 3 7BATES GERTIE 15 NOV 1877 3 t 5BATES PERRY 7 OCT 1869 2 * . 2BATES PERRY 14 OCT 1869 3 <•>BAXTER CHARLES 20 JAN 1881 3 6BEACH DANIEL B. 18 DEC 1856 3 2BEACH Wm H. 14 OCT 1869 3 4BEAM CATHARINE 18 NOV 1869 2 6>BEAM JOHN H. 18 NOV 1869 £~ 6BEARDSLEY Mrs. 2 OCT 1879 3 7BEARDSLEY Rev. o OCT 1879 3 7BECK ALICE M. 13 JAN 1991 6BEDELL Mrs. GEO. H. 24 MAR 1881 2 4-BEDELL ROCK 4 OCT 1877 3 vJBEDFORD LENORA C. 13 JAN 1991 3 6BEEKS Wm J. 29 NOV 1877 3 6BE EM ALONZO J. 21 APR 1881 2 6BEHRENDS JOHANNA 12 FEB 1 880 2 7BELKNAP ALMIRA 6 DFC 1877 3 uBELKNAP ELVA J. 31. MAR 1881 3 6BELKNAP H. S. 19 MAY 1857 2 7BELKNAP J . s. 21 OCT 1880 3 2BELKNAP LUTHER H. 1 NOV 1877 3 3BELKNAP LUTHER H. ’27 NOV 1879 3 2BELKNAP L. H. 22 NOV 1877 3 5BELKNAP THOMAS M. 6 DEC 1877 3 4BELKNAP THOMAS M. 6 DEC 1877 3 5BELKNAP T . M. 12 FEB 1880 2 L.BELL J . A. 25 OCT 1877 3 3BELL Wrn 15 NOV 1 880 3 q
BEMIS W. A. 14 OCT 1869 3 4BEMROSE ELIZA 5 JAN 1880 3 7BEMROSE LOUISA 21 APR 1881 2’ 6BENDER GRANDMA 15 NOV 1 880 3 2BENEDICT Mrs. MARY A. 17 JUN 1880 7BENEDICT R. R. 3 FEB 1857 3 r;BENEDICT R. R. 3 FEB 1857 zBENTON W. S. 21 OCT 1869 2 6BERRY W'. B. 14 OC-1 1 869 3 2BERRYHILL JOSEPH 14 OCT 1 869 2 6BERRYHILL JOSEPH 21 OCT 1869 4 2BICKFORD PERRY 17 JUN 1 880 7BIGGART CALVIN 3 F ER 1 881 o 7BIGGART SAMUEL 25 OCT 1 87 7 3 1B.ISCK CATHARINE 18 MAR 1880 3 7BISSELL D. J. 15 J AN 1870 3> 1BISSELL D. J. 28 APR 1 881 2 4BlTTINGER A. 9 OCT 1879 3 7BITTINGE.R EMMA A. 9 OCT 1 879 3 7BIT!INGER S. 9 OCT 1879 3 7BLACK T . K. 31 MAR 1881 z_BLACKFORD ELIJAH M. 9 DEC 1 880 7BLACKFORD ELIJAH M. 20 JAN 1881 4BLOOD GEORGE H. 27 JAN 1 881 3 7BLOOD MARTHA H. 27 JAN 1 881 3 7BOBLETT ER KATIE A. 8 JAN J 880 3 7BOBLETTER LOUISA 1 APR J 880 3 4BODENHOrER ARGIL E. 30 SE P 1 82-< > -
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BOHLKEN HENRY 30 OCT 1879 3 7BONE F. E. 21 APR 1881 2 5BONES Hon. THOMAS A. 7 APR 1881 3 6BOOTH EDMUND 7 OCT 1869 3 6BOOTH IM- . 29 itpv 1877 3 1 6BOOTS JOS. 24 MAR 1881 3 1BOOTS M. 22 NOV 1877 3 3BOWEN ASA C. 26 FEB 1880 4( 3BOWEN HUGH 14 OCT 1869 2 6BOWEN HUGH 21 OCT 1869 4 2BOWEN JOSEPH H. 21 OCT 1869 2 6BOWEN TRUMAN H. 26 FEB 1880 4 3BOWERS CHAS. W. 4 NOV 1880BOWES KATIE 15 NOV 1877 3 5BOWMAN MARY 25 OCT 1877 3 3BOWMAN Rev. J. 25 OCT 1877 3 2BOYD. ELIZABETH 25 MAR 1880 2 6BOYD JAMES 25 MAR 1880 2 6BOYER ISAIAH C. 18 APR 1862 3 1BRADLEY GEORGE D. 4 NOV 1869 3 2BRADLEY GEORGE D. 11 NOV 1869 3 3BRADLEY JOHN 18 DEC 1879 3 6BRADLEY Mrs. SARAH 17 JUN 1880 4 5BRAINARD F. S. 11 DEC 1879 3 7BRAINARD GRACIE MAY 11 DEC 1879 3 7BRAMOND CHARLES S. 25 OCT 1877 3 6BRATTON MATTIE A. 7 OCT 1869 3 6BRATTON Wm F. 6 JAN 1870 3 6BREMER ALEXANDER 11 MAR 1880 3 7BREMER HANNA 11 MAR 1880 3 7BRICKING MINNIE 20 JAN 1881 3 6BRICKLEY J. W. 12 FEB 1880 2 5BRICKLEY ’ MARTHA J. 8 MAR 1900 8 2BRIGGS MOORE 23 OCT 1879 3 7BRINK MARY 3 FEB 1881 3 7BRITTON HOLLAND 30 SEP 1880 3 1BROMILY Mrs. Wm 2 SEP 1880 3 2BRONSON J. A. 1 NOV 1877 3 4BRONSON NETTIE 22 NOV 1877 3 3BROWN A. W. 6 DEC 1877 3 4BROWN ELI 19 FEB 1880 3 7BROWN GEORGE 19 FEB 1880 3 7BROWN JAMES L. 7 APR 1881 3 6BROWN J. T. 25 OCT 1877 3 3BROWN LAURA J. 8 JAN 1880 3 7BROWN Mrs. HANNAH 7 APR 1881 3 6BROWN PHEBE M. 6 JAN 1870 3 6BROWN P. F. 8 JAN 1880 3 7BROWN ROBERT 12 FEB 1880 2 5BROWNELL SANFORD H. 24 MAR 1881 3 6BROWNELL SANFORD H. 31 MAR 1881 3 6BRUNER ALEXANDER 18 MAR 1880 3 7BRUNER A. M. E. 18 MAR 1880 3 7BRUSH JANE 27 JAN 1881 3 7BRUSH JENNIE E. 26 AUG 1880 3 7BRYAN JOHN 29 JUL 1880 1 8BUCK EPHRAIM 21 OCT 1869 2 6BUCKNER ANGELINA 4 NOV 1880BUCKNER' Wm T. 11 DEC 1879 3 7BUCKNER W. T. 8 JAN 1880 3 7BURGET C. M. _- 10 MAR 1881 3 6
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BURKE BURKE BURKE BURLINGAME BURLINGAME BURLINGHAM BURLINGHAM BURLINGHAM BURLINGHAM BURNIGHT BURRITT BUSH BUSH BUSH BUSH BUTLER BUTLER BUXTON BUXTON BUXTON BUXTON BYERLY BYERLY BYERLY BYERLY BYERLY BYERS CAFFEE CAFFEE CAFFEE CAFFEE CAFFEE CAFFEE CAFFEE CAFFEY CAFFREY CAFFREY CAHILL CAHILL CALKINS CALLAHAN CALLAM CAMPBELL CAREY CAREY CAREY CAREY CARHART CARLYLE CARPENTER CARPENTER CARTER CARTER CARTNELL CASS CHADWICK CHALOPKA CHAMPLIN CHAMPLIN CHANDLER CHAPLIN
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EARHART 28 FEB 1862 2JOHN 29 NOV 1877 3PATRICK 3 FEB 1881 3Mrs. L. L. 25 NOV 1880 30. 29 NOV 1877 3GEORGE 28 APR 1881 2LUCY 3 JUN 1880 3MARY 3 JUN 1880 3M. T. 3 JUN 1880 3FLETCHER 12 FEB 1880 3H. B. 31 MAR 1881 3Mrs. R. M. 7 APR 1881 3R. M. 29 NOV 1877 3R. M. 14 APR 1881 2R. M. 21 APR 1881 2D. L. 27 SEP 1877 3Wm R. 1 JUL 1880 3ANNE C. 13 JAN 1881 3FRANK W. 13 JAN 1881 3FRANK W. 20 JAN 1881 3S. T. 13 JAN 1881 3CALVIN 6 JAN 1870 3EMMA F. 6 JAN 1881 3JOHN 15 JAN 1880 3Wm 27 SEP 1877 3W. M. 26 FEB 1880 3LUELLA 26 FEB 1880 3ANNA 11 NOV 1880 3ARTHUR S. 11 NOV 1880 3EZRA 27 SEP 1877 3EZRA D. 11 NOV 1880 3JOHN 7 OCT 1869 3JOHN 12 FEB 1880 2JOHN C. 24 MAR 1881 3MARY ANN 6 JAN 1870 3JAMES 22 NOV 1877 3JAMES 25 OCT 1877 3SALLY 11 DEC 1879 3SALLY 8 JAN 1880 3STEPHEN 13 NOV 1856 3JOHN 0. 6 DEC 1877 3P. H. 25 SEP 1879 3E. H. 31 MAR 1881 3A. H. 8 APR 1880 2HAMILTON 31 MAR- 1881 3SARAH A. 6 JAN 1881 3SARAH A. 20 JAN 1881 2I. D. 28 APR 1881 3THOMAS 10 FEB 1881 2AUGUSTINE 19 FEB 1880 3MATT 24 MAR 1881 4JOHN 15 NOV 1877 3JOHN S. 28 APR 1881 2NATHAN 14 APR 1881 1Mrs. FRANK 10 MAR 1881 3D. 6 DEC 1877 3GEORGE 8 JAN 1880 3E. B. 14 OCT 1869 3E. B. 8 NOV 1877 3CARRIE E. 14 OCT 1869 3BENJ. fit 13 NOV 1879 3
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CHAPLIN CHAPMAN CHAPMAN CHAPMAN CHAPMAN CHAPMAN CHARLES CHARLES CHASE CHATTERTON CHIPMAN CHIPMAN CHIPMAN CHIPMAN CHIPMAN CHIPMAN CHURCH CLAIR CLARK CLARK CLARK CLARK CLARK CLARK CLARK CLARK CLARK CLARK CLARK CLARK CLARK CLARKE CLAY CLEVELAND CLINE CLOTHIER CLOTHIER CLOUGH COATES COATES COBURN CODER COE COE COE COE COE COE COE COECOLBYCOLBY COLBY COLE COLEMAN COLEMAN COLFAX COLLINS COLLINS COLTON COMS'I OCK
Dr. MASON EVELINE M.H . JENNIEJ . H .J . H.L.HENRY HENRY CHARLEYW. H.BESSIEE. B_.FANNIEI .JAMES JAMESRev. H. S. LEONARDA.HENRY IDA J .JAMES JOSEPH JOSHUAL. G. L. J.MARIA MARY ROBERTS. H.S. J . J . A. Wm D.ELLA CHARLES LEWISTHEO BENJ .MAMIE MAMIE MANILLA JOSIAH ALFRED A S A H E L CHAS. W. EDWARD ISRAEL LAIREN LAURENWmBETSY J.JULIA C. JULIA C. EZRAELLA S. B. SCHUYLAR BENJ. BENJ .MI LESMARY 9
23 OCT 1879 3 77 OCT 1880 3 7
23 OCT 1879 3 715 NOV 1880 3 214 APR 1881 ■ 3 « 531 MAR 1881 3 621 OCT 1869 3 621 SEP 1869 3 6
7 APR 1881 3 48 NOV 1877 3 3
16 DEC 1880 3 69 DEC 1880 3 2
16 DEC 1880 3 69 DEC 1880 3 29 DEC 1.880 3 2
16 DEC 1880 3 61 NOV 1877 'T■u? 1
23 SEP 1880 76 DEC 1.877 3
30 SEP 1880 S 711 OCT 1877 £ 6
9 OCT 1879 3 721 APR 1881 3 221 APR 1881 3 211 MAR 1880 3 7
8 JAN 1880 3 7•15 JUL 1880 3 122 APR 1880 3 ' 525 OCT 1877 3 6
1 JAN 1880 71 JAN 1880 V 7
29 NOV 1877 3 624 MAR 1881 127 SEP 1877 3 615 NOV 1877 3 328 FEB 1862 2 028 AUG 1890 0 029 NOV 1877 3 6
7 OCT 1880 3 77 OCT 1880 3 7
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8 JAN 1 880 Co 77 APR 1881 3 6
12 FEB 1880 21 NOV 187 7 3 1
1 4 OCT 1 869 2 621 OCT J 869 4 212 FEB 1880 2 516 OCT 187N 7
LAST NAME FIRS! NAME DAY MONTH YEAR PAGE
COMSTOCK Mrs 16 OCT 1879 3CONDIT A. P. 7 APR 1881 3CONDIT A. P. 13 JAN 1881 3CONDIT C. E. 5 FEB 1880CONDII E. E . 5 FEB 1880 3CONDIT Mrs. C. E. 12 FEB 1880 3CONDIT ORVILLE!A 5 FEB 1880 oCONE NORRIS RICHMOND 30 OCT 1879 3CONKLIN SILAS 31 MAR 1881 1CONLEY SAMUEL 23 DEC 1880 2COOK ADALIZA 9 OCT 1856 2COOK HARMON 25 OCT 1877 3COOK T . J . 19 AUG 1880 3COOK WILLIAM 25 OCT 1877 3COOKSEY JAMES H. 30 OCT 1856 3COOL EMMA 7 OCT 1869 3COOL EMMA 7 OCT 1869 3COOLEY ELDAD 12 FEB 1880 zl
COOLEY SMITH 12 FEB 1880 2CORBIN LUCY 12 FEB 1880 2COSTACHECK J. 12 FEB 1880 2COUNTRYMAN 0. T . 6 DEC 1877 3COX Mrs. A.B. 4 OCT 1877 3COZART ANDREW 4 NOV 1880CRAFT c. 29 NOV 187 7 3CRAIGHEAD LAVINIA 14 OCT 1869 3CRAIGHEAD MARIA L. • 5 FEB 1880 3CRAIGHEAD Miss. V. 29 NOV 1877 3CRANE ROSWELL 4 OCT 1877 oCRIPE ALBERT 5 AUG 1880 3CRIPE ALBERT 8 JUL 1 880 3CROCKER JAMES 28 APR 1881 2CROCKWELL J . D . M. 29 NOV 1877 3CRONKHITE EMMA L. 20 JAN 1881 Ji?CRONKHITE. 0. 20 JAN 1881 3CROUCH ELIZA ANN 6 JAN 1857 Vv'CROW EDWARD 31 MAR 1881 1CROW E. L. 16 OCT 1879 3CROW E. M. 28 JUL 1857 2CROW JEFF D. 7 APR 1881CROW Mrs. E. 28 JUL 1857CRUIKSHANK JASPER 14 OCT 1869CUDWORTH JOHN 14 APR 1881 o zCUDWORTH J . G. 4 0C1 1877 OCUDWORTH J . G. 30 SEP 1 880 3CUNNINGHAM MARGARET L. 29 JAN 1880CUNNINGHAM M. L . 12 FEB 1880 2CUNNINGHAM SAMUEL 2 7 SEP 1877 3CUNNINGHAM S. B. 27 SEP 1 877 3CURRAN MARY A. 6 NOV 1879 3CURRY ARTHUR 25 DEC 1879 3CURRY H. T. 6 DEC 1877 3CURRY H . T . 8 NOV 1877 3CURRY JESSE 25 DEC 1879 3CURRY Mrs. H. T. 26 FEB 1880CURT!RIGHT ELIAS 6 NOV 1879 3CURTTRIGHT J . E . 24 MAR 1881 2CURT!RIGHT J . W. 6 NOV 18 79 7DAL BY A. J , J 0 MAR IE; 81 2DALBY JASPER 12 F Et-: 1880 *->
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^■^Peets^^ Mpserve 50th ■anniversaryBF Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Peet were
guests of honor Sunday at a fam- Fjily. dinner given for them at the
Palisades lod’ge in observance of their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Hudachek and Mrs. Clarence Felsman were hosts. Additional guests were the J. D. Peets' grandson, J. N. Peet, his wife and : two children of Iowa City and Mrs. i J. D. Peet’s brother, G. F. May, and ’ Mrs. May of Anamosa. Since Mr. ’ Felsman could not attend the dinner the group visited him in the hospital at Cedar Rapids that afternoon. •
Miss Stella Maud May, whose ‘ home was east of Anamosa, and J. ’ D. Peet of near Martelle were married Aug. 20. 1901, in the Congregational parsonage at Anamosa. Mrs. Peet had been a teacher in 'the Jones county schools prior to her marriage and Mr. Peet was engaged in farming.
The couple farmed the parental A. L. Peet farm north of Martelle
’for seven years and then purchas- : ed a farm near Forest Chapel, on i which they lived the next twelve years. Although Mr. Peet is now • retired he still woiks and supei-
b vises daily on the two farms, now ;• rented out. _J
i The Peet family then moved to. Mt. Vernon in order that their chil- !• d^en might attend Cornell and have . the privileges afforded by a col- J lege community. They bought the j former Dr. Hill property on north Seventh Avenue, which is still their : home. ‘
There are five children in the i '•family: Hallie (Mrs. A. E. Kleger) t of Long View, Wash.; N. J. Peet of Iowa City; Hattie (Mrs. Clarence
•: Felsman) of Mt. Vernon; Huldah jof Dallas, Texas, and Helen (Mrs. ;Lafe Hudachek) of near Mechanics- ' | ville. There are three grandchildren i land two great-grandchildren also , i in the family.j . To the Peets the community ex- | tends its congratulations, in addition to the cards, gifts and flowers, sent by relatives and close friends. :
j Rites for J. D. Peet | Held Wednesday! Funeral services for J. D. Peet ? were held at the Morgan Funeral
Home in Mt Vernon at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 15. Burial was in the Wilcox cemetery near Viola,
• Iowa. The Rev. R. G. Oswald was the officiating minister..Pallbearers were James Peet of
Fairview, Robert Peet of Martelle, Clarence Felsman of Mt. Vernon,
• Lafe Hudachek of Mechanicsville, j Adolf E. Kleger of Longview, Wash., i and Albert Petermann of LaGrange,
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Mr. Peet passed away at St. Luke’s hospital in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sunday evening, Nov. 12, 1961.
Julius Duane Peet elder son of Albert Leroy and Ella Zimmerman Peet was bom Dec. 22. 1876, on a farm in Jones County. After finishing country school he attended the Cedar Rapids Business College, after which he farmed with his father until 1901, when he started farming for himself on what is now the Arnold Lerch farm. On Aug.
; 20, 1901, he was united in marriage to Stella Maud May.
After farming near Martelle for 7 years, they bought a farm in the Forest Chapel community, where they farmed for 12 years. On Feb. 20, 1920, they moved to their pres-1 ent home in Mt. Vernon. After coming here Mr. Peet was a salesman for the L. M. Peet Manufacture ing Co. of Council Bluffs.
i Mr. Peet was affiliated with the Oddfellows lodge and was a former member of the Masonic Order.
Surviving are his wife; a son N. J. Peet of Iowa City; four daughters, Mrs. A. E. Kleger (Hallie) of Long-1 view, Wash., Mrs. C. E. Felsman, (Hattie) of Mt. Vernon, Mrs. A. E. Petermann (Huldah) of LaGrange,Ill., and Mrs. Lafe Hudachek (Helen) of Mechanicsville; a granddaughter Mrs. E. H. Smith of Iowa City; two grandsons J. N. Peet ofi Salem, Ore., and John P. Kleger ' of Longview, Wash., five great grandchildren, Nicki, Steven and Carolyn Peet of Salem, Ore., Dean Smith of Iowa City and Kimberli Anne Kieger of Longview, Wash.
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Last Rites Held For ( William Simpson# 81
MECHANICSVILLE - Funeral services were held Friday at 10:30 a. m. at the Morgan Funeral home, Lisbon, for William Simpson, 81. The Rev. James Nelson officiated.
Mr. Simpsondied July 26, at the Utopia Nursing Home, Tipton^ after an illness of 2 years.
William Simpson was born the son of George and Mary Simpson on August 25, 1885 near Filey, England. He came to Canada in 1905, moving to Stanwood in 1911 and to Mechanicsville in 1953. He spent the past year and a half at the Utopia Nursing home.
Mr. Simpson was married to Alma Milton on Feb. 14, 1915. They farmed in Jones, Cedar and Linn counties. His wife preceded him in death on Nov. 1, 1924.
Survivors include his daughter,Mrs. Wilbur (Mildred) Oldorf; 3
. grandchildren, Glenn Oldorf,Cedar Rapids; Larry Oldorf and Mrs. Douglas (Edith Oldorf) Willey, both of Mechanicsville. Also four great-grandchildren,
I lasty and JoAnn Willey and Ann i Michael Oldorf.
One brother and 6 sisters, all who lived in England, preceded
: him in death.James Rife, Homer Dodge, I
Ralph Willey, Albert Zenishek, Joe Gamble and Pierre Ferguson were pallbearers with burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Morgan Funeral Service was in charge.
Mrs. Ella Peet.Mrs. Ella Peet, 79, of 1314 First,
avenue E, died Wednesday at. 12:30 p.m., after having suffered! a stroke. She was born Aug. 8, 1857, near Mechanicsville, was* married in 1875, at White <Oaki Grove, Cedar county, to Albert Leroy Peet, who died in 1922. She had lived here for the last six-: teen years. She was a member of j the Eastern Star and of the Chris- ’
: tian Science church. )Surviving her are one brother,;
Henry Zimmerman of Cedar Rap-1 ids; o sister, Mrs. Emma Saum of J Muskogee, Okla.; two sons, J. D. ! Mount Vernon, and E. M., Council; Bluffs; eight grandchildren a n d J three great-grandchildren. j
Funeral services will be held| Saturday at 1:30 at the Neff chapel J in Mount Vernon, conducted by a I Christian Science reader. Burial will be in Wilcox cemetery near? Viola. -?
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