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The Hull Families of Boone County, IowaPioneer households of Worth and Douglas Townships, and two generations of Boone lawyers1779 to 1871 · 3 householdsThe Johnson Families of Boone County, IowaFive separate households: Swedish settlers at Madrid, Douglas Township and Ogden, and a coal family in Boone1829 to 1880 · 5 householdsThe Nelson Families of Boone County, IowaFive separate households: tailors, merchants, a lumberman, a dairyman and a veterinarian1786 to 1885 · 5 householdsThe Payne Families of Boone County, IowaThree households from Clay County, Indiana, in Boone and Worth Township1819 to 1856 · 5 householdsThe Anderson Families of Boone County, IowaSix separate Swedish households, from Douglas Township pioneers to Boone tradesmen1828 to 1891 · 6 householdsThe Brainard Family of Boone County, IowaFrom Haddam, Connecticut, to the Boone Standard: the line of John McCrea Brainard1796 to 1871 · 5 generationsThe Williams Families of Boone County, IowaFour separate households: Ogden, Elk Rapids and Madrid, Marcy Township, and Boone1817 to 1873 · 3 householdsThe Boone Family of Boone County, IowaSquire Boone's descendants in Worth Township, from Kentucky by way of Indiana1735 to 1861 · 4 generationsThe Carlson Families of Boone County, IowaFive Swedish households in Boone, Madrid, Marcy and Harrison Townships1841 to 1868 · 5 householdsThe Clark Families of Boone County, IowaThree separate households from New York, Vermont and Indiana1808 to 1883 · 3 householdsThe Sparks Families of Boone County, IowaThree pioneer households in Worth, Marcy and Jackson Townships1815 to 1872 · 3 householdsThe Wheeler Families of Boone County, IowaFour separate households: a Madrid pioneer, a railroad engineer and two Harrison Township farmers1832 to 1862 · 4 householdsThe Adix Family of Boone County, IowaFrom Mecklenburg-Schwerin to Yell and Jackson Townships: three generations1833 to 1882 · 3 generationsThe Burkhart Families of Boone County, IowaTwo Butler County, Pennsylvania, households in Peoples Township, and a third farmer1833 to 1914 · 2 householdsThe Jones Families of Boone County, IowaA Story County Civil War family, the Jackson Township Joneses who married into it, and a Boone physician1762 to 1871 · 5 householdsThe Lucas Family of Boone County, IowaPioneers of 1853 and three generations at Grayson, Belle Point and Madrid1815 to 1879 · 3 generationsThe Noland Families of Boone County, IowaTwo Highland County, Ohio, households in Cass and Peoples Townships1822 to 1872 · 2 householdsThe Peterson Families of Boone County, IowaFour Swedish households in Madrid, Boone, Ogden and Garden Township, and a Danish one in Marcy Township1817 to 1867 · 4 householdsThe Davis Family of Boone County, IowaLewis and Mary Ann Davis and their children in Worth Township1820 to 1850 · 2 generationsThe Herman Family of Boone County, IowaFrom Wurtemberg and Switzerland to the brewery and banks of Boone1830 to 1871 · 2 generationsThe Adams Family of Boone County, IowaA Wisconsin soldier's family and three generations on the railroad1858 to 1882 · 3 generationsThe Tillson Family of Boone County, IowaFrom Otsego County, New York, to Boone: a railroad man and his sons1839 to 1883 · 2 generationsThe Barkley Family of Boone County, IowaFrom a Linn County claim to the Boone County Bank: two generations1842 to 1860 · 2 generations

54 families documented in Boone County, Iowa, reconstructed from public-domain county histories and obituaries. Each page shows the family as the record gives it: parents, spouse, and children, with the source named.

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The Battin Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Herbert Battin b. 1822

Herbert Battin ⚭ Maria Ernst
childrenMary J. Battin · Lida M. Battin · Catharine A. Battin · Milton Battin · J. C. F. Battin · Sarah E. Battin · William J. Battin
  • Farmer, Sec.
  • 4, P.O. Ogden, Boone County, Iowa.
  • Born Indiana 1822.
  • Came to Boone County 1858, settling on 400-acre homestead.
  • Married Maria Ernst 1843.
  • Two children living, lost six.
  • United Brethren Church.

Source: The history of Boone County, Iowa, with biographical sketches

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The Boone Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Kentucky · documented from the public record

Moses Boone

grandparentsMoses Boone
Moses Boone
childrenSquire Boone
  • Native of Kentucky.
  • Grandfather of subject William M. Boone.
  • Son of Squire Boone (the elder), who was a brother of pioneer Daniel Boone.

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Bricker Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Morgan Bricker b. 1826

Morgan Bricker ⚭ Catharine Rose
childrenDouglas J. Bricker · William C. Bricker · Oscar D. Bricker · Lee Bricker · Maggie M. Bricker
  • 36, P.O. Moingona, Boone County, Iowa.
  • Born Knox County, Ohio 1826.
  • Came to Boone County 1855, first settling in Des Moines township, moved to present farm 1860 (84 acres).
  • Married Catharine Rose 1857.
  • Four children living (incl. an infant), lost three (Lee, Maggie M., and an infant).
  • M.E. Church.
  • German ancestry.

Source: The history of Boone County, Iowa, with biographical sketches

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The Browne Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Utica, New York · documented from the public record

George H. Browne b. 1851

George H. Browne ⚭ Nellie M. Gates
childrenHattie Browne · Bessie Browne
  • Farmer, Sec.
  • 7, P.O. Ogden, Boone County, Iowa.
  • Born Utica, New York 1851.
  • Came to Boone County 1870, to Texas autumn 1872, returned 1877.
  • Educated in Des Moines schools, graduated high school there.
  • Attended Bryant and Stratton's Business College, Chicago.
  • Married Nellie M. Gates November 28, 1871.
  • Owned 320-acre farm (210 cultivated).

Source: The history of Boone County, Iowa, with biographical sketches

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The Brunning Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Randall W. Brunning

Randall W. Brunning ⚭ Pearl Brown
childrenOrville Norton Brunning · Harold L. Brunning · Benjamin E. Brunning
  • Son of Mr. Brunning of Napier township, Boone County.
  • Married Pearl Brown and had three children: Orville Norton, Harold L. and Benjamin E.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Dolloff Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Bessie Dolloff

parentsMr. Dolloff
Bessie Dolloff ⚭ L. D. Leland
childrenFrank Leland · Bertha Leland · Rhoda May Leland · Sarah Leland
  • Daughter of Mr. Dolloff.
  • Wife of L. D. Leland, a well-known commercial man residing at Boone (Leland's second wife, after her sister Lydia).
  • Four children: Frank, Bertha, Rhoda May, Sarah.

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Dolloff Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Lydia Dolloff

parentsMr. Dolloff
Lydia Dolloff ⚭ L. D. Leland
childrenNellie Leland · Clyde Leland
  • Daughter of Mr. Dolloff.
  • Grew to mature years and became first wife of L. D. Leland.
  • Now deceased.
  • Her death left two children: Nellie Leland (a successful teacher in Boone county) and Clyde Leland (in the business world of Boone).

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Dyer Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

John Dyer

John Dyer ⚭ Sarah A. Webb
childrenSidney R. Dyer
  • Father of attorney Sidney R. Dyer.
  • Married Sarah A. Webb.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Eisner Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Christina Eisner

parentsFrank Eisner
Christina Eisner ⚭ Mr. Weigel
childrenIsidor Weigel · Rudolph Weigel · Christina Weigel · Philomina Weigel · Ernest Weigel · Rheinhart Weigel · Adelaide Weigel
  • Daughter of Frank Eisner.
  • Second wife of Mr. Weigel (m. Nov 8, 1881).
  • Family came to Boone County in 1883 and settled on a 480-acre farm on section 27, Harrison township.
  • Catholic.
  • She is now the widow and owner of the home farm.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Ganoe Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Elijah Ganoe b. 1791

Elijah Ganoe
childrenJames Ganoe
  • Born 1791.
  • Grandfather of subject Harvey L. Ganoe.
  • Served as a soldier in the War of 1812.
  • Family of French Huguenot origin.

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Gay Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Joshua S. Gay

Joshua S. Gay ⚭ Sarah E. Jordan
childrenFrederic D. Gay · Ebenezer Gay · Robert Henry Gay
  • Father of subject Frederic D. Gay.
  • Congregational minister who labored about forty years in different churches in New England and did much missionary work.
  • Worked his way through college and theological school.
  • Married Sarah E. Jordan.
  • Six children, three of whom died in youth of diphtheria.
  • Surviving children: Frederic D., Ebenezer (of New Jersey), and Robert Henry (of Maine).

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Hagge Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Germany · documented from the public record

Hans Hagge

Hans Hagge ⚭ Catherina Keuhl
childrenH. J. Hagge
  • Native of Germany.
  • Emigrated in an early day, first to Wisconsin, later to Boone County.
  • Farmed in Yell Township until 1911, then retired to Ogden.
  • Father of H. J. Hagge.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Hartman Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Lehigh county, near Allentown, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

Jacob Hartman

Jacob Hartman ⚭ Elizabeth Marden
childrenAmanda Hartman · Helen Hartman · Henry Hartman · Wilson Hartman · Ella Hartman · Eliza Hartman · Perry Hartman
  • Born on a farm in Lehigh county, near Allentown, Pennsylvania.
  • Began as a farm laborer, later carpenter and shoemaker.
  • Married Elizabeth Marden in Lehigh county.
  • Moved to Union county, PA, then about 1840 to Stephenson county, Illinois (Oneco), and in spring 1869 to Boone, Iowa, taking up farming.
  • Member of the German Reformed church.
  • A Democrat.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Hibbard Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Adelia Hibbard

Adelia Hibbard ⚭ George C. Nelson
childrenAlice Nelson
  • Wife of George C. Nelson of Boone.
  • Mother of Alice Nelson.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Hughes Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Washington County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

J. A. Hughes b. 1823

J. A. Hughes ⚭ Eliza A. Adams
childrenRobert Hughes
  • Captain, Company H, Forty-sixth Illinois Infantry (Civil War), served three years.
  • Born 1823 in Washington County, Pennsylvania, raised on a farm.
  • Removed to Rochelle, Ogle County, Illinois in 1853 and was elected county sheriff.
  • After the war settled in Boone County, Iowa, farming and stock business.
  • Married Eliza A. Adams of Middletown, Pennsylvania in 1850.
  • One son, Robert.

Source: The history of Boone County, Iowa, with biographical sketches

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The Hughes Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

James T. Hughes 1834 – 1876

James T. Hughes ⚭ Emma O. Kent
childrenGeorge T. Hughes
  • Born April 3, 1834.
  • Married Emma O. Kent March 26, 1858.
  • Died August 13, 1876, leaving seven children, of whom George T. Hughes was the eldest.
  • Migrated to Boone County, Iowa.

Source: The history of Boone County, Iowa, with biographical sketches

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The Jennings Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

Jotham S. Jennings b. 1800

Jotham S. Jennings ⚭ Elizabeth Hill
childrenJohn H. Jennings
  • Born in Pennsylvania in 1800.
  • Married Elizabeth Hill.
  • Farmed in Greene Co., PA until 1839 when he removed with his family to Knox County, Ohio, purchasing an improved place.
  • Father of Hon. John H. Jennings.

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Joice Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Belle F. Joice b. 1861

parentsA. Joice
Belle F. Joice ⚭ Mr. Myers
childrenLotte B. Myers · Austin Myers · Seidell W. Myers
  • Born in Boone County Feb 28, 1861, daughter of A. Joice.
  • Married Mr. Myers on April 9, 1879.
  • Four children born, three living.
  • Member of the Methodist Episcopal church.

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Lebo Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Dauphin County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

John Washington Lebo

parentsPeter Lebo
John Washington Lebo ⚭ Barbara Bodiger
childrenMary Lebo · Sarah Jane Lebo · Daniel M. Lebo · Jeremiah Lebo · Emanuel B. Lebo · Cornelius Lebo · Jonathan Lebo
  • Born in Midland township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania.
  • Reared by his uncle Daniel Bitterman after his father remarried.
  • According to History of Boone County, Iowa, taught the first free school in Miflin township (English and German), expert mathematician, well-to-do farmer.
  • Died on the old homestead at age 75.
  • Lutheran, Democrat.
  • Father of Emanuel B. Lebo.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Leland Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

L. D. Leland

L. D. Leland ⚭ Lydia Dolloff, Bessie Dolloff
childrenNellie Leland · Clyde Leland · Frank Leland · Bertha Leland · Rhoda May Leland · Sarah Leland
  • A well-known commercial man residing at Boone.
  • First married Lydia Dolloff (deceased.
  • Children Nellie, a Boone county teacher, and Clyde, in business in Boone).
  • Later married her sister Bessie Dolloff (children Frank, Bertha, Rhoda May, Sarah).

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Linderman Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Germany · documented from the public record

Sophia Linderman

parentsCasper Linderman
Sophia Linderman ⚭ Mr. Horns
childrenJohn Horns · Albert Horns · William Horns · Otto Horns · Rudolph Horns · Louis Horns · Edward Horns
  • Native of Germany, daughter of Casper Linderman.
  • Married Mr. Horns (a German immigrant farmer near Ogden, Boone Co.).
  • German Lutheran.
  • Married name Horns.
  • Her parents came to America late 1872.
  • Seven children born of the marriage.

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Lingblum Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Sweden · documented from the public record

Anna Lingblum b. 1866

parentsJonas Lingblum & Carrie Johnson
Anna Lingblum ⚭ Peter A. Sholund
childrenFlorence Henrietta Sholund · Helen Victoria Sholund
  • Second wife of Peter A. Sholund, married 1892.
  • Born in Sweden Aug 4, 1866.
  • Arrived in America June 1888.
  • Married twice.
  • By first union had one daughter (d. 1913).
  • By marriage to Sholund had two daughters: Florence Henrietta (b. Garden township Sep 10, 1903) and Helen Victoria (b. Feb 26, 1906).

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Lingblum Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Sweden · documented from the public record

Jonas Lingblum

Jonas Lingblum ⚭ Carrie Johnson
childrenCarrie Lingblum · Christina Yulner · Jonas Lingblum · Anna Lingblum (Mrs. Sholund) · Emma Running · Peter Lingblum
  • Father of Anna (Lingblum) Sholund.
  • Spent his entire life in Sweden, as did his wife Carrie Johnson.
  • Parents of six children.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Mccaskey Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Harrison Mccaskey d. 1900

Harrison Mccaskey ⚭ Elsie Ritter
  • Native of Ohio.
  • Came to Boone County in 1863, purchasing and improving a farm in Yell township.
  • Retired at Ogden.
  • Died September 1900 after 37 years in the community.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Mccaskey Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Lincoln Mccaskey b. 1861

parentsHarrison McCaskey & Elsie Ritter
Lincoln Mccaskey ⚭ Mary J. Pugsley
childrenBessie McCaskey · Devillo McCaskey · Maude McCaskey · Wilma McCaskey · Gertrude McCaskey
  • Born April 1861.
  • Brought to Boone County, Iowa at age two in 1863 by his parents.
  • Farmer on section 20, Yell township, Boone County.
  • Married Mary J. Pugsley 25 March 1884.
  • Republican.
  • Served as assessor of Yell township and as school director.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Mccreery Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Robert D. Mccreery

Robert D. Mccreery ⚭ Marian G. McCreery
childrenZilpha McCreery
  • Of Rock Island, Illinois.
  • Father of Zilpha McCreery (one of eight children) who married F. M. Stowell.

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Mckune Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Great Bend, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

Edward Mckune d. 1862

Edward Mckune ⚭ Minerva B. Hastings
childrenFrances McKune
  • Native of Great Bend, Pennsylvania.
  • Removed to Illinois early.
  • Enlisted Aug 1862 from Dixon, Illinois in Company E, 75th Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
  • According to History of Boone County, Iowa, Killed Oct 1862 at the first battle of Perryville, Kentucky (Civil War).

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Means Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

John C. Means 1817 – 1897

parentsWilliam Means & Susan Seal
John C. Means ⚭ Margaret Shelledy
childrenThomas E. Means · William B. Means
  • Pioneer of Edgar County, Illinois.
  • Arrived there in 1823 at about age six with his parents, who removed from Ohio.
  • Died 1897 at about eighty years of age.
  • Raised ten children plus two cousins.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Means Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Staunton, Virginia · documented from the public record

William Means d. 1848

William Means ⚭ Susan Seal
  • Native of Staunton, Virginia.
  • Lived in South Carolina, then Ohio, then removed to Edgar County, Illinois in 1823.
  • Died 1848.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Moss Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Edwin Moss

Edwin Moss ⚭ Anna L. Hurlburt
childrenHoward L. Moss
  • Farmer near Luther, Boone County, Iowa.
  • His farm lies not far from that of the Hurlburt family.
  • Married Anna L. Hurlburt.
  • One son, Howard L.

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Pugsley Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from New York · documented from the public record

Wyman Pugsley 1835 – 1902

Wyman Pugsley ⚭ Margaret Reading
childrenMary J. Pugsley
  • Native of New York.
  • According to History of Boone County, Iowa, Removed to Minnesota early, enlisted 1865 in the First Minnesota Regiment (Civil War).
  • Farmer in Boone County.
  • Died 20 August 1902 at age 67 (birth year ~1835 computed from stated age).

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Schierholz Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Germany · documented from the public record

Peter Schierholz d. 1854

Peter Schierholz ⚭ Catherine Frahm
  • Native of Germany.
  • Lifelong farmer there.
  • Died 1854.
  • Father of Jacob Schierholz of Boone County.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Shelledy Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Margaret Shelledy 1827 – 1897

parentsG. B. Shelledy
Margaret Shelledy ⚭ John C. Means
childrenThomas E. Means
  • Married name Means.
  • Presbyterian.
  • Died March 1897 at about seventy years of age.
  • Her father G. B. Shelledy was a pioneer lawyer and contemporary of Abraham Lincoln (a Lincoln letter to him is held at the Iowa state capitol).
  • He died about 1846.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Sholund Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Sweden · documented from the public record

Peter Sholund

Peter Sholund
childrenPeter A. Sholund · Mrs. S. M. Threw
  • Father of Peter A. Sholund.
  • Born in Sweden.
  • Emigrated 1868, resides at Madrid, Boone county, Iowa.
  • Wife (native of Sweden) died in Garden township Nov 1869.
  • Two children: Peter A. and Mrs. S. M. Threw of Denver, Colorado.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Taylor Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Harvey Taylor

Harvey Taylor ⚭ Barbara Byers
childrenSarah A. Taylor
  • Soldier in the Black Hawk war.
  • Wife bore the maiden name Barbara Byers.
  • Father of Sarah A. Taylor (who married James Ganoe), of McLean County, Illinois.

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Thorngren Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Sweden · documented from the public record

J. O. Thorngren d. 1912

J. O. Thorngren ⚭ Josephine Chingren
childrenE. S. Thorngren
  • Native of Sweden.
  • Came to America with his parents.
  • Farmed in Grant township, Boone County, then engaged in lumber, live-stock and grain business at Pilot Mound for about twenty years.
  • Later removed to Minneapolis, then returned to a farm near Boone where he died March 29, 1912.
  • Married Josephine Chingren.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Todhunter Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

C. D. Todhunter

C. D. Todhunter ⚭ Myra S. Hurlburt
childrenLewis J. Todhunter
  • Resident of Indianola, Iowa.
  • Married Myra S. Hurlburt.
  • One son, Lewis J.

Source: A Biographical record of Boone County, Iowa

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The Wells Family

of Boone County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Charles E. Wells

Charles E. Wells ⚭ Alice A. (Williams) Wells
childrenEmory Wells · Vaughn H. Wells · Gail Wells
  • Married Alice A. Williams October 17, 1884.
  • Had three sons.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Wicklund Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Sweden · documented from the public record

S. Albertine Wicklund

S. Albertine Wicklund ⚭ Peter A. Sholund
childrenCarrie Matilda Sholund · Harvey Sholund
  • First wife of Peter A. Sholund, married 1887.
  • Born in Sweden, died in Garden township leaving two children.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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The Wilson Family

of Boone County, Iowa · from Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

Sanford Wilson

Sanford Wilson ⚭ Letitia Clark
childrenMartha Vale Wilson
  • Of Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania.
  • Husband of Letitia (Clark) Wilson.
  • Father of Martha Vale Wilson, who married John McCrea Brainard.

Source: History of Boone County, Iowa

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