Lee County Iowa
Genealogy
Query Archive
1997
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TIBBETTS, SNODDERLY
Elaine Banks:
Looking for information on Abner TIBBETTS, who died at Montrose, Lee County,
Iowa 1 October 1844 and married Nancy Anne SNODDERLEY, 1833. I am looking
for the Cemetery where he is buried. Would his death been recorded or noted in
local newspaper? He was born 17 December, 1791 in Bangor, Penobscot County,
Maine. I believe all information is correct.
MANSFIELD, MARSH
Nancy Marsh: I am searching a Marsh that was married to Grace Mansfield. They had 5 children, 2 died in early childhood. Mr. Marsh died in Oct. 1897 and his son, William Pearl Marsh was born in Appanoose Co., a month before that on Sept. 5, 1897. How did Mr. Marsh die, where is he buried and where are the 2 sons that died early in childhood buried? Grace Mansfield Marsh is buried in Monticello, Iowa.
LEECH/LEACH, McCAIG/McCAUG, HOUSEL
Melise Leech:
LEECH/LEACH,HOUSEL,McCAIG/McCAUG--It always seems to follow that the line that one should know the most about is
the one that can't be traced. Does anyone know anything about any of these folks? They
came to Lee County, Iowa from Pennsylvania or Virginia and remained for at least one
generation before migrating to Nebraska and Kansas. James B. LEECH/LEACH was b abt.
1784 and married Jane McCAUG/McCAUG (b abt. 1790) around 1809. James and Jane had
the following children: Mary Jane b. 16 Nov 1811, John Milton b. 22 Sep 1815, Lemuel b. 5
Apr 1817, Albert Gallitan b. 18 Apr 1819, William Wilson b. 11 May 1821, Margaret Ellen b. 20
Mar 1823, Alexander Stuart b. 28 Jul 1825 d. 10 Oct 1902, James Bayard b. 27 Apr 18827,
Elizabeth b. 10 Feb 1830, Samuel b. 5 Nov 1832, Robert McCaig?McCaug b. 24 Apr 1834,
Lott Irvin b. 1836. It is possible that most, or perhaps all of these children were born in PA, but
the family appears to have then moved enmasse to Lee County. The 7th child, Alexander
Stuart LEECH/LEACH, married Jerusha Jane Housel on 5 Jun 1858 in Fort Madison, Lee Co,
IA. Jerusha Jane was born 30 Sept 1839 in Centre Co., PA. She was the daughter of John
Housel and Margaret Madden. Alexander and Jerusha had the following children. The first 10
were born in Franklin Center, Lee Co., IA. The last two were born in Syracuse, NE: Albert D.,
b. 18 Mar 1859 d. 11 Jun 1905, m. Donah C. Albaugh, Seth b. 9 Feb 1861 d. 24 Apr 1946,
m. Ida May Clement, Owen J. b. 11 Oct 1862 d. 23 May 1935, Clyde C. b. 23 Sep 1864 d.
22 May 1935 m. Ivy Ramsey, Margaret Jane b. 11 Aug 1866 d. 11 Apr 1910 m. William L.
Yarger, Justin b. 26 Jan 1868 d. 1956 m. Julie E. Blandon, John b. 9 Oct 1869 d. unknown m.
Anna Mattern, Lemuel L. b. 19 Sep 1871 d. unknown, James Rowland b. 18 Feb 1874 d.
unknown m. Eva Edna Whittaker, Leona b 29 Jul 1876 d 22 Dec 1934, Ellen b. 16 Aug 1879
d. 9 Aug 1880, Hiram Hugh Housel b. 11 Aug 1881 d. 13 Apr 1967 m. Marie Stella Cefalu.
With exception of the marriage date of Alexander and Jerusha Jane, all of this information
comes from family records. I have not been able to locate any of these folks in any other
"official" document. I would very much like to hear from anyone who knows (or even thinks
they know) anything about ANY of these mystery people! Thank you for your assistance!
Mary Celine Scott: Inn search of information concerning the McDaniel family of Hillsboro, Lee County, Iowa. Richard L. McDaniel was the son of Isaac McDaniel and Frances Edwards; he was born August 10, 1829 in Indiana. Richard married Arminda Huddleston of Hillsboro on January 2, 1851. They had 13 children between 1851 and 1876 (I have their names and birthdates, but little more for twelve of them). Their son George James McDaniel, was born April 5, 1854 in Hillsboro, IA and died November 25, 1933 in Des Moines, IA. He was married three times. He married his first wife, Ida May Chamberlain (Jan 5, 1859-->Feb 16, 1878), on Feb 8, 1877 in Salina, Iowa. They had one son John Richard McDaniel, who was born November 26, 1877 in Ionia, KS and died in December 1933. His second wife was my great grandmother Hattie Eliza Wright (March 24, 1863-->June 10, 1894, Norton, KS), married March 24, 1884 in Norton, KS. Hattie & George's children were Mable Claire, Genevieve Grace, Nina Pearl and Jessie Blaine. I have more information about them, and their descendents. His third wife was Judith Amanda Allen (April 21, 1852, Athens, Ohio-->March 5, 1930 Des Moines, IA)-- don't know when or where they married. I would greatly appreciate any information about this family. Thanks for your help!
Twylah Lemargie: Searching for any information about the following families: Ephraim Lewis Orr: b 1831 Knox Co. OH, m. Catharine Muriel Martin: b. 1837 OH. They were married in 1855 Keokuk, Lee Co., IA. They had 3 children: Lucretia Jane Orr: b. 1856 Clarke Co., IA; Martin Guy Orr: b. 1859 IA; and Luella: b. 1858 and d. age 1 month. I need to know who Cathrine's parents and siblings were. Catharine died age 23 y in Dec 1860 in Osceola and she and Luella are buried in Osceola Cemetery. I wonder at the cause of death.. so young and 3 babies??
Shirley Kurtzrock: COLLINS, John. Looking for any data on John D. Collins, b. 1845 in Appanoose Co., IA. Believe he may have lived last years of his life in/near Keokuk, Lee Co., IA. He prob. died about 1923/25. Probably was considered an old bachelor. He may have been a shoemaker/ repairer. John Collins was my maternal granduncle. I have tried the county/state death record route. No records in Iowa, MO, or IL, but he had to have died in one of those states. Be happy to share what I have on Collins family. Does anyone know/recognize this John?Bill Hawkins: In a letter dated 14 October 1844 in Lee County, Iowa, my Great-Great-Grandfather, John Criswell writes about 'the fever' with which nearly everyone is sick and with which many are dying -- including his wife Rebecca on 29th of July 1844 and later in 1844 a daughter Elce Criswell Wilson. Nearly everyone in his family had come down with 'the fever'. Can anyone tell me what illness this was and how extensive it was in Lee County?
Sally Furuiye: Searching for William T. and Anna Pemberton Wilson. They show up in the 1860 Census in Cedar Township. William T. was born 1822 in North Carolina. Anna Pemberton was born 1826 in Indiana. They had several children. Chocky b 1845 IN, William H. b 1848 IN, Sarah E. b 1852 IN, Henry Josiah b. 1854 IA, Cathrine J. b 1857 IA, Rachel J. b 1860 IA, and Margaret b unknown, William T. was the son of Henry M. Wilson. (Early spellings are Willson) The family were Quakers from North Carolina.Dan Martin: I am searching for Salina SEXTON b. abt 1834 in Stewart Co., TN. Parents were Allen Sexton b. abt 1795 in North Carolina (prob. Wake Co.) d. 1857 Keokuk, IA (It's possible that it was Keokuk Co.), m. Sarah ?. They had 4 children all born in Stewart Co., TN. 1) Rebecca who was married to Simon Daniel and stayed in Stewart Co. when the family moved to Iowa sometime after 1847, 2) Salina b. abt 1834 in Stewart Co., TN moved to Iowa with the family and married and had several children there. As far as we know she and her family stayed in Iowa, 3) John Tyler b. Jun 3, 1830 in Stewart Co., TN. John married an orphan girl who lived with the family in Iowa and returned to Stewart Co. and raised a large family and served with the Confederacy during the Civil War. 4) Alabama Augusta b. Dec 3, 1844 in Stewart Co., TN married Abraham Nelson Parrish of Wisconsin. They had several children. Alabama died July 5, 1932 in Wapato, Yakima Co., WA. We have records of all the children except Salina who may have stayed in Iowa. According to family tradition, she had several children by the time her father died in 1857, so she probably was married between 1847 and 1852 in Iowa. NOTE: I am not familiar with Iowa names. I saw one spelling of Keokuk as Keotuk. Also Warren Co. was mentioned in relation to this family. Any help finding information on Salina's descendants would be greatly appreciated.
Sally Furuiye: Searching for information about John Hornby, his son James Hornby and Jame's wife, Rachel Houston Hornby. They came to Denmark, Lee County, Iowa in 1840. Would also like information about the Denmark Society. The Hornby's came from Maine.Linnie Howell: John EATON and wife Nancy (BENN) EATON are listed on the 1860 Lee County Iowa census. Also in their household was George BENN, assumed to be a brother of Nancy. John and Nancy Eaton later moved to Missouri (before 1870). Have found no further record of George BENN. Did he remain in Iowa? Our home page is at http://www.telepath.com/sysjer.
Charlotte Black Is anyone else researching the family of Benjamin Graham? He was born 1808, Niagara Falls, Ont. He came to Lee Co., IA in 1837 and lived near West Point until he died in 1880. He was married 3 times and had 16 children. Children were: By first wife - David, Jacob and John, born Ohio; By second wife - Mary born 1842, Henry born 1844, and George born 1845, Ft. Madison, Lee County; By third wife - Abram born about 1851, Benjamin F. born about 1853, Serena Iowa born 25 May 1855, Dennis James born 28 Sep 1856, Hannah M. born 22 Sep 1858, Charles M. born 10 Mar 1861, joseph born about 1862, Ada born 8 May 1863, Lincoln born 15 Mar 1865, Melvin born 7 Aug 1868. Wives were: #1, Mary Catharine Large. #2, Nancy Randolph. #3, Catharine Jeffers.Charlotte Black Looking for the JEFFERS family in Iowa. My Catharine Jeffers, born 2 Mar 1827, Preston Co. WV. My William Jeffers, born 28 Feb 1818, Preston Co, WV. They both arrive in Lee County, Iowa in 1839. They may be siblings, maybe not. Is their Father Benjamin Jeffers? Catharine Jeffers married Benjamin Graham 1850. They had ten children. See query for Benjamin Graham. William Jeffers married 13 Jann 1842 to Melinda Pitzer who was born abt 1820 in Christian Co., KY. She died abt 1847 in Lee Co. They had 2 daughters, Elizabeth A. born Nov 1842 and Mary born abt 1844. He remarried to Matilda Catherine Nickum, 28 Feb 1847. They had William Jr., Sarah, Joseph, Abraham, Malinda, Benjamin, and Delila. All born 1852-1869.
Charlotte Black Looking for Melinda/Malinde PITZER. Born abt 1820 in Christian Co., KY. Is her Father Frederick PITZER, of Frederick Co., VA? How did Melinda get to Lee County, Iowa where she married William Jeffers in 1842? She died 1847. Did she come to Iowa with her brother Judge John Allen Pitzer, who lived in Winterset, Madison, IA?Marie Macaluso I am looking for information on Melchoir RAUENBUEHLER who married Wilhelmina SCHULTE in Keokuk, 21 November, 1850. Would like to know parents and siblings for both. Also looking for Catharin COOPER who married John MC KIBBEN. Any information on these families would be appreciated.
Delano Chafa Looking for information on Wm. HELM born in 1838 and married Mary E. MAY born 1846. Information from 1910 Franklin twp. Lee County census page 10, Wm. listed as farmer and both parents were born in Kentucky and Mary listed as house keeper and both parents were born in North Carolina. They had 8 children: Emma, Merideth, Charles, Minnie, Elmer, Elizabeth, Harry and not named.James Morrie I am looking for any information on the surnames Morrie and Knoferl. The family members lived together in Fort Madison. John Knoferl was an immigrant from Germany (abt 1890). His wife was Mary, but I don't know anything about her maiden name or origin. The Knoferl surname may have been changed to Knoeferl by later generations. I am trying to find any information on John's father Homer Eugene Morrie. He may have been from the Chicago area. A daughter of John and Mary's, Mary Knoferl, was married I believe to the Fire or Police Chief of Fort Madison. Eva Knoferl was John Morrie's mother. There were other family members, but I don't know their full names or what happened to them.
Gaila Gilliland Need info about my g-gm Elizabeth BLISS b 8 July, 1862 at Ft. Madison, IA. Father Henry Bliss, mother Alice RUSH. Their other children are:Lewis, Fred b 1866 Ft. Madison, and Caroline Wilkemina b 27 Jan, 1859 at Ft. Madison. Caroline was called Callie, and Lizzie was my g-gm's nickname. Lizzie was (not readable); at about ten years of age when parents died. Lizzie wrote in her tiny Bible the date Feb. 2, 1873 and that she spent her first earned money on this Bible. Also working in the same unidentified home was Sophia WORDEN who would later become Lizzie's sister-in-law. Lizzie married James Risdon KIRBY from Henderson Col, IL, on 16 Dec., 1886 in York Co., NE. Sophie married Thomas Jefferson KIRBY. Callie was placed in home of Robert SAWDON when parent(s) died. Was he also a child then? She later married Robert SAWDON. Their children:Henry (halle) b 17 Feb., 1883 Ft. Madison; John b 7 Apr., 1890; Sadie b 3 Mar., 1885 married a DAVIS; Emma b 27 July, 1893 married a DARL; Robert b 1 September, 1895 d @ age 5; Fred b 22 May, 1898. Would like to contact anyone from any of these families.Crystal Schulte I am searching for LOOB and SHAUGHNESSY families. After immagrating to the U.S. from Ireland cir. 1848, Thomas Loob and Michael Shaughnessy settled first in Madison, Indiana where both men married in Oct. 1852. Thomas married Honora Smith, and Michael married Ellen Ryan. They then traveled on to Keokuk, Iowa, where they stayed only briefly, before moving on to Leavenworth, Kansas, and eventually to St. Bridget, Kansas, where they are first recorded as residing there in 1857. Any documentation of their presence in Iowa would be appreciated. So far, the only evidence of their presence in Iowa is recorded in oral history. THANKS!
Linda Worstell Would like to exchange information with anyone researchinng the name ROXLAU in Lee County. Franz Anton ROXLAU b 1824 Germany, married Catherina KARNOFF 1859 in West Point, Iowa. Any information on the name ROXLAU would be greatly appreciated.Francis Small I am searching for any information on John SMALL. He is listed on the 1860 U.S. Census for Lee County, (Brooklyn). It is possible he moved from North Carolina around 1833. Some of his children moved to Mahaska County in the 1840's. If you have info on any SMALL in Lee County, please e-mail.
BJF Would like to determine whether John Thomas LEWALLEN actually lived in Lee County. According to family records he was born in either Mt. Pleasant or Keokuk, Iowa on or about July 5, 1852. His father was Thomas LEWALLLEN from a small town near Edinburg Scotland. Any help would be appreciated!Marla Timmons I am researching the PECHSTEIN family, of Pechtein brewery in Keokuk, IA. Elizabeth Pechstein, dau. of Conrad Pechstein b. 17 Oct. 1828 and Katherine Kirchner b. 1836. Elizabeth Pechstein was b. 4 Aprl, 1849, married John Blattner b. 11 Oct., 18862. Would love to find others researching this family.
Betty Lilley I am looking for my Great Grandmother who disappeared from Franklin TWP in Lee County in 1882 when she sold her property. She still had 3 children with her. Her name was Zervah Hardwick and the children's names were, Charles, Laura and Rillia Hardwick. I have been looking for them for a long time and no luck. Zervah's maiden name was Stewart and I have yet to find her parents. She was born in Illinois in 1836 and married Jonathan Hardwick in 1853. Jonathan died in Lee County in 1877. I hope someone knows something about them out there. Thanks!, Betty
Bob Kay Desire info on Jacob RENARD b. 1856 and Agnes RENARD b. 1858 in Lee Co., Iowa. Agnes married Robert EVERS. Both were children of Adam RENARD, d. 1884 Keokuk and Mary Wolfe RENARD d. 1872 Keokuk. Bob Kay, 700 Snyder Lane, Walnut Creek, CA 94598.Kathleen Rizer Am finishing the prep work for a book on my Springer Family. Trying to find details about a family tradition which says: Dennis Springer, born about 1760 in Virginia, was captured by Indians. He continued to live in the West and supposedly died below Keokuk, Iowa at an advanced age. His family/children were educated at the Mission School North. Does anyone know the location of this Mission School North? Would be interested in knowing about the family of this Dennis Springer.
Janice McManus I am searching for the siblings and ancestors of Margaret GORDY b. 1857 in Keokuk, Lee Co. Iowa. She later married Zacharia MAIDEN b. 1852 from Muscatine, Iowa. I have some speculation that the GORDY family came from Ohio. Later they may have mooved to KANSAS.Mary C. Scott Isaac MC DANIEL died 10 September 1887, in Lee Co., IA; his wife Frances Edwards MC DANIEL died 22 October 1893 in Lee Co., and is buried in Bayles Cemetery. An account of Isaac's life (self Authored, 23 July 1873) was included in the "Lee County Old Settlers Association" book. Any additional information about Frances, Isaac or this volume would be greatly appreciated.
Jeffrey Horne I am looking for any information on the Horne family of Montrose or Nauvoo, IL. My grandfathers name was John Horne. He is buried in Montrose with other members of the family. Any help with this is Greatly appreciated.
Mary Brown I'm looking for a copy of the Marriage Liscense for Fred Leroy CAIRY and Ermina Myrrl MEADOWS. The date I have is Dec. 18, 1928. They were married in Fort Madison, IA Lee County. His birth date is July 8, 1895. Her birthdate is April 3, 1896. She was born in Davies County Missouri. Please contact me with any information you find.
Kathy Baldwin Am seeking info on Thaddeus BALDWIN who lived in Lee Co. in 1855 era. Believe he was born in VT., in 1821. His wife, Elizabeth was born 1823 in Ohio? Children: Sylvanus born 1844, in Ohio?; James born 1852 in Iowa; Thomas E. born 1855 near Keokuk; David Archimedes born ca 1857 in Iowa; William born 1860 in Iowa; Annie born ca 1863 in Iowa; Charles born ca 1865 in Iowa; and Henry born ca 1868 in Iowa. Would be happy to exchange on this line. THANKS.
Isaac Mikels Need info on Dave (David) Mikels, born March 11, 1885, died April 1969, in Ft. Madison. He had sisters Ethel and Minnie, brothers Isaac (my father) and Golden (Goldie) and seven other siblings. Need to know parents names. Would also like to know names of wife and children. Thank You.Roger A. Cox I am looking for descendants of Thomas J. HARDESTY (B:1831 D:1894), his daughter, Laura L. HARDESTY, who married G. Herman HUTTENLOEHER, of Keokuk; his son Frank HARDESTY who married Eva, and a cousin, Mrs. Thomas BAXTER of Nauvoo, IL.
Wilbur C. Frye
Edney SMITH and Louisa STANBURY were married in Lee County, Iowa on 23 September,
1842. Edney was born in IL and Louisa was born in OH. They might have moved to Missouri
in 1861 and to Kansas in 1870. both of their parents were born in OH according to census
records. Seeking parents names of both Edney and Louisa.
Charlotte Black In the new Old Fort GS Quareterly, BOOK ONE LEE COUNTY MARRIAGES: Page 15, JOHNSON-JEFFERS, William A. JOHNSON marries Miss Elizabeth JEFFERS, 21 October, 1841, by John Gandy, JP. Page 16, JEFFERS-PITZER, William JEFFERS marries Miss Melinda PETZEN (Petzer) should actually be PITZER, 13 Jan 1842, by John Gandy, JP. I need to know if Miss Elizabeth JEFFERS and William JEFFERS were brother and sister. Who were their parents? There was a Catharine JEFFERS, b. 1827 WV, in Lee Co. at the same time, who married in 1850 to Benjamin GRAHAM. I am sure she is related to William JEFFERS, b. 1818 WV. Who was this Elizabeth JEFFERS? William and Melinda had a daughter named Elizabeth, who was born Nov. 1842.
Felt Lair Looking for Edward Elmer KERN b. Feb. 22, 1861 near Fort Madison. Died Jan 25, 1913 in Manhattan, KS. Was adopted into LAIR family as some point, full name then: Edward Elmer Kern LAIR. Thank you for any help or information you may be able to provide.
Sandra Nolan Searching for information on Jacob E. BAILEY b. 1852, Antioch, OH, d. 1924 Ft. Madison, IA and wife Dora Rosella (SHUPE) BAILEY b. 1856, Woodstock, Schuyler Co., IL, d. 1939, Ft. Madison, Lee Co., IA. Married 14 Nov., 1875, String Prairie, Lee County, IA. Had children: poss Mark, b. 1876; Mathilda, b. ca 1880; Cynthia, b 1885; Lovina Elizabeth, b. Apr 1888; George Isaac, b Sep 1891; Alice T., b Mar 1895, and possible Carmain. Searching in particular for Carmain (BAILEY), who was either a daughter or grandaughter. She married a man by the last name of BLANDIN. Have no other information about this family beyond 1920's.
Fr. Stephen Supica Looking for info on Joseph Ellsworth HAINES m. 31 Oct. 1888 to Mary Catherine WINNER in Keokuk, Lee Co., IA. Both died in Independence, MO. They had three children (probably all in Keokuk): Quin (my grandfather), Carl, and Corinne. Thanks.Elaine Banks Looking for cemetery near Montrose, Lee Co. where my GG Grandfather, Abner TIBBETTS, who died 1 October, 1844 may be buried. He was born 17 December, 1791 in Maine. He married to Nancy SNODDERLY. Did Nancy marry a Elisha Tumbelson in 1847? Is she buried by Abner? Thank you for any help.
Valerie McKibben Looking for information on Aliram CASE, found in 1850 Census, on CASE Clearing House Homepage. Married to Melissa PAYNE, father of Edmund Jonathan CASE, b. 31 August 1825, d. 6 July, 1890, Grandfather to Samuel Edmond CASE, born 1853 in Lee County, IA. Need any and all information as I'm starting from scratch and have only family tales to go on. Don't know where they came from, but Sam moved to Oregon in the late 1860's.
Sandra Nolan I would appreciate any information regarding the history of the little community of String Prairie, Des Moines Township, near Vincennes. I visited the cemetery there (previously called MEEKS Cemetery) in 1993 and it appears there is no longer a town in this spot. Does anyone know if this cemetery received damage during the '93 floods? At the time the graves of William R. DURFEY, 1802-1895, and his wife, Elizabeth (ROBERTS) DURFEY were there, as well as daughter, Electa Ann (DURFEY) BENEDICT, 1835-1871, and her husband, Eber BENEDICT, 1834-1905. Eber married Mary SEWARD after Electa's death of consumption. Also interred in the cemetery were 2 grandchildren of the DURFEY's, David Eber SHUPE, 1862-1871, and Mark Forscutt SHUPE, 1867-1868, children of Isaac SHUPE, 1826-1896, and wife Elizabeth Millicent (DURFEY) SHUPE.Anne Chesney Looking for info on William BRATON b. July 15, 1859. He was born a JOHNSON, and adopted into the BRATON family. It was said in our family that he was part Indian, he married Stella JOHNSON b. May 14, 1865. They had George N. BRATON b. Mar 29, 1888. All of this took place in Montrose, Iowa, Lee County. Any help would be appreciated.
Terry Headley I am looking for info on Thomas Jefferson HEADLEY family. Thomas was born in Lee County in 1843. Any info on his parents James A. and Mahala HEADLEY would be greatly appreciated.Margo F. Brewer Albert NOTNEY, his wife Mary, and their family are listed in the 1880 census. They are living in Jackson TWP. In the 1870 census, they are living in Montrose. Albert and Mary and several of their children were born in Austria (sometimes listed as Bohemia). I believe they came to the US ca 1868-1870. They may have landed in Canada first. Their oldest dtr., Mary L. NOTNEY married Lewis A BERRYHILL ca. 1880. This family is listed in the 1900 census as living in Jackson TWP. The children are: John Logan; Fred C.; George D.(M.). There was a daughter who had apparently died by this census. Also in this household was Victoria NOTNEY, a sister-in-law. I am looking for marriage, birth, death information - as well as newspaper articles, local histories, vital records, etc. I would appreciate suggestions on the best places for locating this information. Thank you!
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