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Dallas County, Iowa
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Documented Families of Dallas County, Iowa

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14 families documented in Dallas 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 Clayton Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Simeon Clayton

Simeon Clayton ⚭ Anna White
childrenL. W. Clayton
  • Father of L. W. Clayton.
  • Passed through Dallas County on horseback from Indiana as early as 1848.
  • Arrived in Iowa 1851, returned to Indiana 1854 for twelve years, then purchased a farm in Dallas County.
  • Family numbered nine children.

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The Cook Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · from Saxony, Germany · documented from the public record

John G. Cook

John G. Cook
childrenWilliam Cook
  • Native of Saxony, Germany.
  • Carpenter and cooper with mechanical skill.
  • Had five children before crossing the Atlantic in 1845, settling in Buffalo, NY, where he and his second wife died.
  • First wife died in Germany.

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The Cook Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · documented from the public record

W. A. Cook

W. A. Cook ⚭ Electa Cook
childrenJessie L. Cook
  • Native of Missouri, reared in Iowa.
  • Graduate of Allegheny College, Pennsylvania.
  • Teacher, then early settler of Clinton County and later farmer in Sugar Grove township, Dallas County.
  • Father of Jessie L. Cook.

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The Guffey Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · from Northumberland County, Pennsylvania · documented from the public record

Mary E. Guffey b. 1838

parentsSamuel Guffey & Mary Pollock
Mary E. Guffey ⚭ Mr. Blue
childrenBelle Blue · John Blue · Jeanette Blue · Nora Blue · Rosa B. Blue · Lowell Blue · Ella Blue
  • Born July 4, 1838 in Northumberland Co., PA.
  • Married Mr. Blue and lived in Perry, Dallas County, Iowa.
  • Seven children, six surviving.
  • Daughter Ella died at 19.

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The Guffey Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Samuel Guffey

Samuel Guffey ⚭ Mary Pollock
childrenSheriff Guffey · Richard Guffey · Scott Guffey · Mary E. Guffey
  • Native of Pennsylvania.
  • Druggist.
  • Moved to Mercer County, Illinois in 1848 as a pioneer, took up government land, general farming.
  • Presbyterian, Whig.
  • Died in Illinois at age 54.
  • Family of five sons and one daughter, four living.

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The Hanes Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · documented from the public record

David Hanes 1813 – 1900

David Hanes ⚭ Mrs. Hanes
childrenJohn C. Hanes · Mary E. Hanes · Nancy M. Hanes · Jonathan C. Hanes · Eliza A. Hanes · Acalinda Hanes · David C. Hanes · Nicholas H. Hanes
  • Farmer.
  • Operated a threshing machine for 30 years.
  • Came from Indiana to Dallas County, Iowa in 1855, settling in Boone township.
  • Died Sept 11, 1900 on his 87th birthday, buried Booneville cemetery.
  • Whig then Republican.
  • Cast first vote for William Henry Harrison.
  • Married 1835 (celebrated 50th anniversary 1885).
  • Had eleven children.

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The Hill Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · from Greenwich, Washington County, New York · documented from the public record

J. B. Hill 1822 – 1885

J. B. Hill ⚭ Rhoda Slocum
childrenEdwin L. Hill · Elizabeth Gill · Slocum Hill · Jennie Hill
  • Born 1822 in Greenwich, Washington County, NY.
  • Farmer.
  • Married Rhoda Slocum.
  • Came to Iowa in 1867, settling in Dallas County.
  • Died December 1885.
  • Father of Edwin L. Hill.

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The Hose Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · documented from the public record

J. Hose b. 1855

parentsSamuel Hose & Emeline Lester
J. Hose ⚭ Nellie McKeen
childrenJennie Hose
  • Born October 3, 1855, oldest of thirteen children.
  • Furniture dealer and undertaker at Ida Grove (firm Schade & Hose, established July 1892).
  • Taught school in Dallas County, Iowa from 1872.
  • Railroad operator/agent for Northwestern Railroad Co. at State Centre, Moville, Danbury, Mapleton, and Ida Grove (1890-1892).
  • Married May 12, 1884.
  • Democrat.
  • Mason (Kane Lodge No. 377).

Source: Biographical history of Crawford, Ida and Sac counties, Iowa

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The Kearn Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Catherine Kearn

Catherine Kearn ⚭ Mr. Bohrer, William M. Thornburgh
childrenRebecca K. Bohrer · Rufus J. Bohrer · Thomas A. Thornburg
  • Formerly Miss Kearn.
  • First married Mr. Bohrer, by whom she had eight children (two surviving: Rebecca K. and Rufus J.).
  • Later married William M. Thornburgh.
  • Mother of subject Thomas A. Thornburg.

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The Lisle Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · documented from the public record

John Lisle d. 1892

John Lisle ⚭ Ann Kinney
childrenGeorge H. Lisle · Henry Lisle · Joel D. Lisle
  • Born in Belmont County, Ohio.
  • Purchased about one thousand acres of wild land in Dallas county.
  • Joined his sons here in 1878 and died in 1892.
  • Father of six sons and three daughters.

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The Moffett Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Diantha Moffett

Diantha Moffett ⚭ Mr. Arthaud
childrenJohn E. Emile Arthaud · Lillian S. Arthaud · Frank Arthaud · James Arthaud · Jessie Arthaud · Marie Arthaud
  • Married Mr. Arthaud (a Dallas County pioneer farmer, resident 35+ years, Methodist Episcopal, republican) on 25 Dec 1870 in Muscatine County.
  • The marriage produced six children.

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The Seamann Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Henry S. Seamann

parentsMr. Seamann
Henry S. Seamann
childrenLuella Seamann
  • Son of Mr. Seamann (a Beaver township farmer whose wife was a daughter of Stephen Gill).
  • Farms in Beaver township, Dallas County, Iowa.
  • Married with one daughter, Luella.

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The Thornburgh Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · from North Carolina · documented from the public record

William M. Thornburgh 1804 – 1876

William M. Thornburgh ⚭ Catherine Kearn
childrenThomas A. Thornburg
  • Born North Carolina June 1804.
  • Removed as a boy to Tennessee, then to Wayne County, Indiana, where he married Mrs. Catherine Bohrer (nee Kearn).
  • Arrived Dallas County, Iowa June 1, 1856.
  • Bought 80 acres from John Maulsby in section 19, Linn Township.
  • Died 1876 aged 72.
  • Whig then republican.
  • County supervisor and township offices.
  • Reared in the Friends church.

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The Woodward Family

of Dallas County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Carrie W. Woodward

parentsJohn L. Woodward & Henrietta L. Woodward
Carrie W. Woodward ⚭ Charles R. Brenton
childrenWoodward H. Brenton · Ruth Brenton
  • Born and reared in Dallas County, Iowa.
  • Daughter of John L. and Henrietta L. Woodward, early settlers of Dallas county.
  • Married Charles R. Brenton in 1893.

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