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Mills County, Iowa
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Documented Families of Mills County, Iowa

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9 families documented in Mills 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 Anderson Family

of Mills County, Iowa · documented from the public record

William H. Anderson

William H. Anderson ⚭ Ella J. Anderson
childrenBessie E. Anderson
  • ' Prominent man and banker of Glenwood for many years.
  • Located in Glenwood in 1857.
  • Deceased ('the late') at time of writing.
  • Wife Ella J. Anderson.

Source: A biographical history of Fremont and Mills Counties, Iowa.' Prominent man and banker of Glenwood for many years

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The Mcmullen Family

of Mills County, Iowa · documented from the public record

Euphie H. Mcmullen

parentsL. D. McMullen
Euphie H. Mcmullen ⚭ Mr. Salmons
childrenJessie Blanche Salmons · Iva Iowa Salmons · Goldie Alice Salmons
  • Married name Salmons.
  • Wed in Mills County to a prominent Salmons farmer near Emerson.
  • Daughter of L. D. McMullen of Indian Creek township.
  • Three children: Jessie Blanche, Iva Iowa, and Goldie Alice.

Source: A biographical history of Fremont and Mills Counties, Iowa

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The Merritt Family

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

Benjamin Franklin Merritt

Benjamin Franklin Merritt ⚭ Edna Combs
childrenRufus L. Merritt
  • Native of North Carolina.
  • Removed to Kentucky 1842, then Lyons township, Mills County, Iowa in 1849, where he died at age 49.
  • His father (Rufus's paternal grandfather) was a Revolutionary War soldier who held rank of captain in the War of 1812.
  • Father of Rufus L. Merritt.

Source: A biographical history of Fremont and Mills Counties, Iowa

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The Salmons Family

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

James Salmons d. 1879

parentsRandolph Salmons
James Salmons ⚭ Sarah Silkett
childrenSalmons
  • Born in Kentucky, farmer.
  • Came to Iowa in 1851 and located in Mills County.
  • Died there 1879.
  • Wife Sarah Silkett born in Virginia.
  • His son (unnamed in this text, b. 1857) became a prominent farmer near Emerson.

Source: A biographical history of Fremont and Mills Counties, Iowa

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The Schoening Family

of Mills County, Iowa · from Holstein, Germany · documented from the public record

Peter Schoening 1803 – 1881

Peter Schoening ⚭ Sylvia Karsten
childrenHenry E. Schoening
  • Father of Henry E. Schoening.
  • Emigrated from Germany, crossing the Atlantic in 1860.
  • Farmer in Oak Township, Mills County, Iowa.
  • Died Nov 2, 1881 at age 78 (birth year ~1803 est.).
  • Survived by two of his four children, one a farmer in Pottawattamie County, Iowa.

Source: A biographical history of Fremont and Mills Counties, Iowa

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The Taylor Family

of Mills County, Iowa · from near Trenton, New Jersey · documented from the public record

Tilton C. Taylor

parentsIsrael Taylor & Patience Taylor
Tilton C. Taylor
childrenMary A. Taylor
  • Born near Trenton, NJ.
  • Son of Israel and Patience Taylor.
  • Came to Mills County, Iowa, in 1880.

Source: A biographical history of Fremont and Mills Counties, Iowa

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