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Huddle, Emory Allen - Emory Allen Huddle was born February 2, 1880 in Page county,
Iowa. He died May 12, 1934 near Coin, Iowa. He was struck by lightning. He
was the fifth of seven boys born to Emanuel and Sarah Sheets Huddle. He
married Nellie Smith in 1915 and to this union three girls were born, all
living near Clarinda, Louise 18, Thelma Darlene 14, Nelda Allene 9. He is
survived by four brothers, Abe of Red Oak, Iowa, Noah and Chris of
Braddyville, and J.W. of Clarinda, Iowa. He was a member of the Free
Methodist church for 22 years. He lived for one year in Wyoming. Burial in
Shearer Cem
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Hardee
, William – S.N. Hardee, of Sheridan, Wyo., who has been
visiting his aged father, Wm Hardee, down in Buchanan township the past
two weeks, was in the city Monday and also gave The Democrat
a pleasant call. He expects to return to his large ranch out there in
a short time. Page County Democrat, clarinda, Iowa, Sep 27, 1900
Mr William Hardee died last
Thursday at his home in Buchanan township, at the ripe old age of 87
years. Mr Hardee was one of the pioneer settlers of this county, having
located here in the early days of 1844, and his home had been continuously
on the same farm. While enduring the hardships of frontier life here
he opened up a fine farm and reared a family of ten children, all of
whom survive him. His son Perry has the distinction of being the first
white child born in this county. He now resides in Montana. In Mr Hardee’s
death a good old man has gone to his long resting place, and all mourn
his departure.
Page County Democrat, Clarinda, Iowa, June 5, 1902
In mentioning the death of Wm Hardee
of Buchanan township last week The Democrat was in error in stating
that he located in this county in 1844, as it should have been 1842,
making his continuous residence in Page county sixty years. What a panorama
of improvement passed before Mr Hardee’s view in that space of
time—from a wild and uninhabited expanse of prairie occupied only
by wild animals and roaming Indians, to the wealthy, populous and farm
dotted common-wealth of today. It almost dazzles the mind to think of
the advancement wrought here in the short space of one man’s life
time.
Page County Democrat, Clarinda, Iowa, Jun 12, 1902
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT – Died, William
Hardee, at his residence in Page county, Iowa, May 29, 1902,
and was buried in the Shearer cemetery, May the 30th, by
Plumb Lodge No 285, A.F. & A.M., in the usual form and ceremony
of the craft of which he was a devoted member.
Brother William Hardee was born in Burbon county,
Kentucky, May 2, 1815, making his age 87 years and 28 days....Page County
Democrat, Clarinda, Iowa, June 12, 1902
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