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Born 1848, Auglaize county
From The history of Jasper county, Missouri : including a condensed history of the state, a complete history of Carthage and Joplin, other towns and townships : together with numerous portraits of prominen (1883)
ISAAC SCHOOLER, Jr., farmer and stock raiser, post-office Jasper, was born in Auglaize county, Ohio, July 14, 1848, and was reared and educated in the common schools of Auglaize county. He is the son of John and Hannah Schooler, natives of Pennsylvania. The subject of this sketch remained at home, working on the farm, until Aug. 25, 1867. He was then married to Dulcina Jacobs, daughter of Samuel and Nancy Jacobs, natives of Ohio. Mr. Schooler moved to Jasper county and located on his present farm in March, 1881. He now has a fine farm of 160 acres, with good fences, two living springs, 120 acres under cultivation, a good house and buildings; he also has a good orchard, and raises all kinds of fruit raised in this section of country. Mr. Schooler handles from fifty to one hundred head of hogs per year, and has fifty-three head of Short-Horn cattle. He is well known, and himself and family stand high in the community. His politics are Democratic. Mr. and Mrs. Schooler have three children: Jennie, Florence, and Johnnie.
As printed in The history of Jasper county, Missouri : including a condensed history of the state, a complete history of Carthage and Joplin, other towns and townships : together with numerous portraits of prominent (1883). See the original pages. Wording is the original; obvious scanning errors have been corrected, and a few may remain.
Their biographies name Isaac Schooler: E. Lee Schooler (b. 1860) John N. Schooler
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