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The Bengin Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
Lucia Bengin
Lucia Bengin ⚭ Mr. Bagby
childrenWilliam Bagby · Elvira Bagby · Calvin Bagby
- Native of Illinois.
- Married Mr. Bagby in April 1856.
- Mother of nine children, only three (William, Elvira, Calvin) survived infancy.
- Married name Bagby.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Bengin family? Ask us →The Bouslaugh Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
Joseph K. Bouslaugh
Joseph K. Bouslaugh ⚭ Margaret Thomas
- Father of Theodore T. Bouslaugh.
- Own sketch given elsewhere in the book.
- Settled with family in Monona County sections 8 and 9 in fall 1859.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Bouslaugh family? Ask us →The Butler Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
John Butler d. 1870
John Butler
childrenRichard J. Butler · John M. Butler
- Settled in Monona County (section 29, Franklin Township) Dec. 28, 1867.
- Died there July 29, 1870.
- His two sons Richard J. and John M. came with their parents and carried on the old homestead.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Butler family? Ask us →The Carritt Family
of Monona County, Iowa · from England · documented from the public record
Joseph Carritt
Joseph Carritt ⚭ Sarah Carritt
childrenThomas R. Carritt
- Of Lincolnshire, England.
- Husband of Sarah and father of Monona County pioneer Thomas R. Carritt (b. 1830).
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Carritt family? Ask us →The Christie Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
Robert Christie
- Father of subject L. E. Christie.
- Second in a family of ten children.
- Engaged in agricultural and mercantile pursuits for many years.
- His own father owned extensive woolen mills in his native land, emigrated after the Napoleonic-war woolen-market panic, farmed until death ~1859 at about age 90.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Christie family? Ask us →The Counts Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
Jacob Counts b. 1816
Jacob Counts ⚭ Juranda Tipton
childrenSarah E. Counts
- Born in Ohio August 17, 1816.
- Married Juranda Tipton Sept 5, 1850, in Schuyler County, Missouri.
- The couple had nine children (two boys, seven girls).
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Counts family? Ask us →The Cunningham Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
Sarah Jane Cunningham
Sarah Jane Cunningham ⚭ Mr. Wilsey
childrenClarissa Wilsey · Nelson A. Wilsey · Duke W. Wilsey · William Wilsey
- Maiden name Cunningham.
- Married name Wilsey.
- Native of Illinois.
- Married Mr. Wilsey in Henry County, IL, in 1844 (his first wife).
- Mother of four children.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Cunningham family? Ask us →The Cushing Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
Enoch Cushing
Enoch Cushing ⚭ Charlotte Buzzel
childrenErvin Cushing · Caleb Cushing
- Married Charlotte Buzzel.
- Lived in Rochester, N.H., then Massachusetts near Boston, then settled in Pottawattamie County, Iowa.
- Sons Ervin and Caleb Cushing.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Cushing family? Ask us →The Dunn Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
William Dunn
William Dunn ⚭ Sophia Dunn
childrenEliza Jane Dunn · Elizabeth Dunn
- Of Greensboro, Ala.
- State Lecturer of the Masonic fraternity, held in high esteem, buried with full Masonic honors.
- The Masons sent his widow and daughters to Gainesville, Ala., to be educated.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Dunn family? Ask us →The German Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
Moses German
Moses German ⚭ Eliza Brazelton
childrenMary A. German
- Native of Ohio.
- Early settler of Harrison County, Iowa.
- According to History of Monona County, Iowa, built the first house in the village of Little Sioux, where he still resided.
- Father of Mary A. German.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your German family? Ask us →The Harris Family
of Monona County, Iowa · from New York · documented from the public record
John E. Harris b. 1807
parentsJohn Harris
John E. Harris ⚭ Catherine Glossop
- Born in the Empire State (New York) in 1807.
- Son of John Harris, a native of England who came to America in 1806 and settled in New York after time near Boston.
- Married Catherine Glossop in New York in the latter part of the 1840s.
- Remarried after her death when son William was about nine.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Harris family? Ask us →The Kesterson Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
Nancy W. Kesterson 1820 – 1886
Nancy W. Kesterson ⚭ Thomas Kesterson
- Maiden surname not stated (married name Kesterson).
- Born Oct 4, 1820.
- Wife of Thomas Kesterson.
- Came West with son Samuel and made her home in Monona County, Iowa until her death June 4, 1886.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Kesterson family? Ask us →The Miller Family
of Monona County, Iowa · from Virginia · documented from the public record
John A. Miller 1809 – 1854
John A. Miller
childrenChalmers A. Miller
- Native of Virginia, born about 1809.
- Came to Jasper County, Iowa in 1854 where he died the same year.
- Father of Chalmers A. Miller.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Miller family? Ask us →The Muckey Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
Joseph Muckey
Joseph Muckey ⚭ Mary A. Muckey
childrenMary A. Muckey
- Old settler of Monona County who came in early days.
- Father of Mary A. Muckey (Mrs. Theodore T. Bouslaugh).
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Muckey family? Ask us →The Patrick Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
John Patrick
John Patrick ⚭ Delia Patrick
childrenJames Patrick
- Early settler of St. Clair Township.
- Husband of Delia, father of James Patrick (first child born in the township, Nov 1866).
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Patrick family? Ask us →The Scott Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
Sarah Ann Scott
Sarah Ann Scott ⚭ Woodward
childrenMay Woodward · Ida Woodward · Laura Woodward · Lulu Woodward · Edmund Woodward · Frank Woodward · Charles Woodward · Pearl Woodward
- Native of Canton, Illinois.
- Married Mr. Woodward (a Civil War veteran who marched with Sherman) on 14 Feb 1870.
- Mother of ten children (two unnamed died in infancy).
- Family farmed in Stark Co. IL, then Mills Co. IA, removing to Monona County, Iowa in spring 1882.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Scott family? Ask us →The Siner Family
of Monona County, Iowa · documented from the public record
Carrie Siner b. 1857
Carrie Siner ⚭ Samuel I. Kesterson
childrenMillard B. Kesterson · Benjamin H. Kesterson · Carrie R. Kesterson
- Born Vigo County, Ind. Oct 20, 1857.
- Married Samuel I. Kesterson Aug 18, 1881 at Urbana City, Ill.
- Resided Lincoln Township, Monona County, Iowa.
- Daughter of James Siner and Matilda Evans.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Siner family? Ask us →The Siner Family
of Monona County, Iowa · from Virginia · documented from the public record
James Siner b. 1806
James Siner ⚭ Matilda Evans
childrenSarah Siner · Asenath Siner · John Siner · Benjamin Siner · Ruth E. Siner · Carrie Siner - Native of Virginia, born Oct 7, 1806.
- Married Matilda Evans Sept 1837.
- Father of six children: Sarah, Asenath, John, Benjamin, Ruth E., and Carrie (who married Samuel I. Kesterson).
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
Is this your Siner family? Ask us →The Thomas Family
of Monona County, Iowa · from Richmond County, North Carolina · documented from the public record
Henry Thomas
Henry Thomas ⚭ Esther Thomas
childrenDaniel Thomas · William Thomas · Henry Thomas · Elijah Thomas · Joseph Thomas · Robert Thomas · John Thomas · Jane Thomas · Rachel Thomas · Amanda Thomas · Harriet Thomas · Catherine Thomas - Married his cousin Esther Thomas in Richmond County, N.C.
- Emigrated 1843 to Noxubee County, Miss., where he opened a plantation, raised cotton shipped down the Tombigbee to Mobile, and distilled peach brandy.
- Converted to Mormonism.
- Left the Creek Nation in Mississippi March 1845, went to Nauvoo, then Winter Quarters (Florence), and crossed the plains to Salt Lake in 1847.
Source: History of Monona County, Iowa
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