Dallas Center Cemetery, continued

Eliot, Estella, 1881 - 1934

Ellis, Ershine A., 1879 - 1965 (ss Helena)

Ellis, Helena M., 1902 - blank (ss Ershine)

Fitch, John, male, white, 40 years 3 months 14 days, carpenter, died Mar 19, 1887, married, born Montgomery co, Maryland, 20 year resident of Taylor co, died Dallas twp, buried Dallas Center. Taylor County Death Record

Fulton, William, Kansas Wagoner 160 Inf 40 Div WWI, Mar 2, 1891 - June 20, 1962

Fulton, Wm Oscar, 1891 - 1962

Fulton, Maye, 1882 - 1968 (metal marker had said Cora M. Fulton)

Gibson, Michael G. jr, 12-29-74 to 3-8-75

Glassgow, Marion R., 1869-1946 (ss Mary B.): obit - Marion Roberts Glassgow, better known as Manie Glassgow, the son of William and Julia Glassgow, was born Feb 8, 1869, north of New Market, Taylor county, Iowa and died Friday afternoon, Jan 25, 1946, at his home near New Market at the age of 76 years, 11 months and 17 days.
    He was united in marriage to Miss Belle Hunter on Jan 14, 1892. His wife preceded him in death on Feb 22, 1937.Five children were born to this home, one daughter having died in infancy. Those left to mourn his passing are two daughter, Mrs Allie Criser of Wichita, Kansas and Mrs Essie Morris of New Market, two sons, Edd of Lead, SD and Ray of New Market, eight grandchildren and one great grandchild, also two sisters, Mrs Lola Herriott of Bedford, Iowa and Mrs Myra Noble of New Market, one brother, Billie Glassgow of Omaha, Nebr, besides other relatives and friends.
    Mr Glassgow spent his entire life in Taylor county. He had a cheerful disposition in spite of failing health for several years, he always had a smile for everyone.Mr Glassgow was a great lover of his home and family, and was never happier than when he could be home with his family near him.
    Funeral services were held at the Methodist church Monday afternoon, Jan 28 at 2 pm conducted by Rev Ellsworth L. Woods of Clarinda, assisted by Miss Rose Mace of New Market.Music was furnished by a quartet, Mose Burch, Paul Stickelman, Max Garrett and F. Scholes, with Mrs Paul Stickelman as accompanist, all of Braddyville.The casket bearers were Dale Combs, T.A. Harris, Clyde Long, Lloyd Jackson, Orville Slaight, and Earl McAlpin. The flowers were cared for by the grandchildren, Madaline, Mary Evelyn, and Verla Lee Morris, Phyllis Brown and Eddie Glassgow.Interment in Dallas Center cemetery.
    Relatives from out of town attending the funeral were Mr and Mrs Roy Criser of Wichita, Kan, Mr and Mrs Edd Glassgow and Eddie of Lead, SD, Mr and Mrs Frank Herriott, Mr and Mrs Claude Rankin and Jean, Mr and Mrs Fred Hunter and Mrs Pearl Thompson of Bedford, Mr and Mrs Doud Hunter and Dale of Sharpsburg, Blaine Hunter of King City, Mo, Mr and Mrs Cecil Hayes, Conception Jct, Mo, Mr and Mrs Fred Skeen and J. W. Armstrong of Auburn, Nebr, Mr and Mrs Melvin Vawter and Mrs Belle Weaver of Coin, Mr and Mrs Frank Arnott of Nodaway and Mrs Frank Simmons of Shenandoah.

Glassgow, Marion Edward, 1899-1956:
obit - Marion Edward Glassgow, son of Marion Robert and Belle Glassgow, was born Feb 5, 1899, near New Market. He died June 18 (1956) at Hill City, SD. His early years were spent in Iowa where his parents farmed.He later moved to the Black Hills in South Dakota. He was married Jan 28, 1933, to Alma Richardson. To this union was born one son, Edward jr.
    The deceased first owned a restaurant in Rapid City and later another in Lead.In 1934 he entered the employment of the Homestake Mining Company in Lead and remained there until 1952. During this time he owned businesses in Deadwood, Sturgis, and Rapid City.
    For the past 2 1/2 years he had made his home with his son.
    Survivors include his wife, Alma; one son, Rev Edward Glassgow of Hill City; one stepson, Dewayne, Lead; four grandchildren: one brothers, Ray, of New Market; one sister, Essie Morris of Rawlins, Wyo. He was preceded in death by his parents and two sisters.
    Funeral services were conducted from the Campbell Funeral Home at Rapid City, SD, June 21, 1956, with Rev Reddings in charge. He was then brought to Clarinda where services were conducted from the Walker Funeral Home June 23, with Rev G.R. McGhghy in charge. Vocal music was by Aletha Hutchings and Doris Forbes. Organist was Aletha Hutchings. Casket bearers were Dale Combs, Earl McAlpin, Eugene McAlpin, Tommy Harris, Joe Journey and Ralph Pratt. Burial was in the Dallas Center Cemetery.

Glassgow, Mary E., wf Charles, 1847 - 1925 (ss Charles):
    obit - Mary Elizabeth McAlpin, born Johnson co, Ind, Nov 9, 1847 and died Sep 27, 1925. At age nine to Davis co, Iowa later to Taylor co where she married Charles A. Glassgow Mar 31, 1867.
    To them were born three sons. She was preceded in death by one sister, Mrs Alice Harris, May 31, 1867. The sons are M.E. of New Market, William R. and Walter Franklin, both of Loveland, Colo.
    She leaves her husband, 3 sons, one sister, Mrs Effie Taylor of New Market, two half-sisters, Mrs Dora Western of Villisca, and Mrs Abbie Hunter of New Market. Also two half brothers, L.A. McAlpin of Villisca and G.R. McAlpin of Clarinda, eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren, besides a host of relatives and friends.
    When but a girl she gave her heart to God and united with the Christian church, later transfering her membership to the M.E. church at Dallas Center.

Glassgow, Charles W., sf D. & H., died Oct 22, 1885 ae 8y 7m (ss Davis Glassgow)

Glassgow, Myron E., 1871 - 1931:
    obit - Myron E. Glassgow, son of Charles A. and Mary E. was born in Taylor county May 3, 1871 and died at the place of his birth Mar 14, 1931.
    Familiarily known as "Mina." He has two brothers, William R. and Walter F. of Loveland, Colo.

Glassgow, Charles A. 1843 - 1937, Co A 4th Ia Cav (ss Mary): #404 on veteran's list - Charles Andrew Glassgow, died Dec 5, 1937:
    obit - Charles Andres Glassgow was born at Cadis, Harrison county, Ohio, Apr 25, 1843 and died Dec 5, 1837 in Dallas twp, Taylor co, Iowa.
    He was the son of William C. who moved from Ohio to Illinois at an early date and then settled on a farm in Dallas twp in 1857. He was the youngest of nine children.
    He married Mary E. McAlpin Mar 21, 1867. He served in the war in Co A 4th Ia Cav. He served as a guard on the train which carried Jefferson Davis as prisoner from Washington, Ga to Macon, Ga.

Glassgow, Mary B., 1864-1937 (ss Marion R.):
    obit - Mary Belle Hunter, daughter of Jiles and Virginia Hunter, was born near Danville, Iowa, Oct 16, 1873 and died Feb 22, 1937 at Omaha, Nebr.
    She was married to Marion Robert Glassgow Jan 14, 1892 and to them were born five children. They were married at Bedford, Iowa. Their five children are: Opal Belle, died in infancy, Allie of Wichita, Kans; Essie of New Market; Edward of Lead, SD; and Ray Glassgow of New Market. She is also survived by eight grandchildren and 4 brothers.

Glassgow, Franklin A., 1867 - 1918

Glassgow, Myrtle M., 1872 - 1943

Glassgow, James Albert, 1905-1910

Glassgow, Hiram H., sf J.A. & W.M., d Oct 26, 1885 ae 2y 11d

Glassgow, Julia A., wf William, died Nov 20, 1898 ae 54y 2m 5d

Glassgow, Wesley R., 1907 - 1990 (ss Julia)

Glassgow, William, died Feb 17, 1898 ae 65y 1m 11d (ss Julia): #405 veteran's list - William O. Glassgow, died Feb 17 1898, Co F 29th Ia Inf: WPA - William C. Glassgow, Jan 6, 1833 - Feb 17, 1898

Glassgow, Ada M., 1872 - 1916

Glassgow, Duffield L. Sunderland, 1885-1923: WPA says - Duffield (Sunderland) Glassgow, Aug 24, 1884 - Jun 5, 1923, wife of George

Glassgow, Theda E., Feb 29, 1916 - blank (ss Estle)

Glassgow, Myrtle, df D. & H., died Sep 17, 1883 ae 10m 5d

Glassgow, Estle W., Jul 24, 1916 - blank (ss Theda); our children -Roger, Ronald, Rita

Glassgow, J. Tressie, Apr 11-22, 1893

Glassgow, Lewis R., 1909 - 1969 (ss Violet):
    obit - Lewis R. Glassgow, 60, died at the Clarinda Municipal Hospital June 4 (1969) after a lingering illness and having been hospitalized for over a month.
    He was the son of Walter and Grace Nevin Glassgow, and was born on a farm near New Market. He worked for many years on the Taylor County roads as a road patrol operator and continued with his work until Dec 24, 1968.
    He was a member of the New Market Church of Christ.
    He is survived by his wife, the former Ruby Fine Renfro, five children, Leo Glassgow, Shambaugh, Mrs William (Ruth) Black, Clarinda, Mrs Burton (Jean) Strong, New Market, Ray Glassgow, Shambaugh, Robert Glassgow, Carinda. Three brothers are Earnie Glasgow, New Market, Estle Glassgow, Clarinda, Carl Glassgow, Loveland, Colo, and a sister Mrs Dave (Alta) Malcom, Greeley, Colo. He has 11 grandchildren.
    Funeral services were conducted from the Walker Funeral Home June 7, with Rev. George White of the New Market Methodist Church in charge. Burial was at the Dallas Cemetery cemetery north of New Market.

Glassgow, Violet M., 1911 - blank (ss Lewis)

Glassgow, Davis, husband of Hannah, died Mar 12, 1887 ae 40y 1m 4d (ss Charles)

Glassgow, Julia M., 1907 - 1982 (ss Wesley)

Glassgow, Nellie Myrtle Williams, 3rd daughter of Jonas and Amanda Williams was born Feb 23, 1871 on a farm 4 miles northeast of New Market.
    She was married Jan 21 1891 at the same home in which she was born to Franklin Allen Glassgow who died in 1918. There were six children born to them, Jessie A. Lohr of Portland, Or, Charles F. of San Mareo, Ca, Hazel G. Byrd of Sausalito, Calif, Wesley J. of Mill Valley, Calif, Willis A. of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
    Mrs Glassgow died at San Leandro, Calif. Services were held 25 of Aug. Members of the Eastern Star, Royal Neighbors, American Legion Auxiliery, and the History Club.

Glassgow, George Washington, son of William and Julia Glassgow, was born Oct 24, 1870 and died Mar 7, 1931 at Omaha, Nebr.
    He was married to Ada Bramble in Oct 1901. Four children were born to them, 1 son, James, died Jan 1910. His wife died Oct 10, 1916.
    In 1918, he remarried to Duffield Webster who also preceded.

Glassgow, Opal, dau of M.R. & Belle, died July 15, 1906 ae 11 days

Glassgow, Grace Myrtle, Jan 14, 1880 - Mar 6, 1963:
    obit - Grace M. Nevin was born in Jackson co, Mo and moved with her family to Taylor county at age 5 where she lived the rest of her life near New Market.
    She was the mother of 6 sons and 2 daughters.
    A member of the Church of Christ of New Market, baptized Nov 10, 1924.
    Preceded by her sister Clara Osburn and daughter Ollie Alice McDermitt who died Apr 3, 1951.
    She is survived by children: Charley of Loveland, Colo, Earnie of New Market, Lewis of New Market, Ora of Phoenix, Ariz, Carl of Loveland, Colo, Estle of Clarinda; one daughter, Mrs David (Alta Mae) Malcom of Greeley, Colo; and one brother, Harry Nevin, of New Market.

Harland, Albert C. 1852-1938 (ss Mary):
    obit - Albert Clarence Harland son of John A. and Louisa Harland was born in McDonough co, Ill, near Adair Sep 17, 1852 and died May 7, 1938. He came to Page county in 1873. On Mar 22, 1877, he united in marriage to Mary D. Beighler. To them were born seven sons: William died in infancy, James A. of Salina, Kans, Roy, Clarence, Harry, Frank of Gravity, and Adelbert who died Apr 20, 1923. Mrs Harland died Aug 15, 1920.

Harland, John Albert, 1916-1982

Harland, Mary D., wf Albert, 1857-1920

Harland, Darrell E., PFC US Army, WII, Sep 19, 1910 - Nov 24, 1980

Harland, John F., Iowa Pvt 116 Supply Train, WWII, Mar 8, 1892 - Sep 1, 1970

Harland, Alva Lee, PFC US Army WWII, June 21, 1905 - Mar 6, 1979

Harland, Isaac H. "Harry," 1888-1978, Pvt US Army WWI

Harland, Clarence E., 1884-1964 (ss Bertha):
    obit - Clarence E. son of Albert and Mary was born Dec 13, 1884 near Norwich, Iowa, and died at Clarinda, Iowa Jul 27, 1964.
    On Oct 4, 1905, he married Bertha Ellen Ridnour and to them were born three children: Darrell of New Market, Grace of Miami, Florida, Ethel Blesie of Knoxville, two brothers Harry and Frank of New Market. Three brothers preceded James Arthur, Ivan Roy, and Lewis Adelbert.

Harland, Mable P., 1885 - 1956 (ss Ivan)

Harland, Bertha E., 1885-1980 (ss Clarence)

Harland, Claris J., 1890-1977 (ss Lewis)

Harland, Lewis A., 1887-1923 (ss Claris J.):
    obit - Lewis Adelbert Harland, son of A.C., was born Aug 14, 1887 in Page co, Iowa and died Apr 30, 1923. He was married Feb 20, 1907 to Claris Cade and they had one son.

Harland, Ivan R., 1883-1948 (ss Mable)

Harness, John H., T SGT US Army WWII, Aug 1, 1924 - Apr 25, 1988

Harris, Mary, Jun 8, 1922 - blank (ss Lyle)

Harris, Elizabeth Gross, wf William, 1801 - 1880

Harris, P.M., Dec 17, 1846 - Dec 8, 1921, Co K 4th Ia Inf:
    obit - Pleasant Monroe Harris, son of William and Elizabeth Harris was born Dec 17, 1846 in Iredell co, NC. Moved to Ind for two years, then to Iowa and settled near Villisca where in Mar 1864 he enlisted in Co K 4th Ia Inf. He was with General Sherman when he marched to the sea. Mustered out at Louisville, Ky.
    He was married Nov 13, 1872 to Alice McAlpin of Hawleyville and to them were born 2 children, Etta and Thomas. His wife died May 31, 1917.
    Member of Upton Post G.A.R. of New Market. He died Dec 8, 1921.

Harris, Thomas G., Feb 15, 1949 - Feb 17, 1949

Harris, Jessie A., Dec 3, 1890 - Mar 22, 1973 (ss Thomas A.)

Harris, Thomas A., Sept 25, 1889 - Dec 22, 1979 (ss Jessie), married Feb 14, 1912

Harris, Alice, Oct 30, 1852 - May 31, 1917

Harris, Lyle V., Oct 9, 1920 - blank (ss Mary), married Mar 25, 1946

Haug, Harold G., 1921-1970 (ss Dorothy)

Haug, Dorothy A., 1925 - blank (ss Harold)

Helmick, Harry Gay, sf D.M. & D.J., died Jan 24, 1879 ae 4m 19d

Hipsley, Estelle V., 1904-1986 (ss John H.) married Jun 1, 1924

Hipsley, John H., 1902-1968 (ss Estelle)

Hipsley, John H., Oct 20, 1926 - Apr 23, 1973 (ss Rozella M.) married Sept 7, 1947; our sons, John M. and George D.

Hipsley, John Amos, Apr 7, 1979 - Apr 7, 1979

Hipsley, Rozella M., May 19, 1923 - blank (ss John H.)

Hipsley, Dawn Rozella, Dec 8, 1974 - Dec 23, 1974

Hipsley, Robert, born 1858 died Apr 18, 1936 - WPA only

Hipsley, Amos, 1860-1940 (ss Ada)

Hipsley, John Harold, 1925-1972 (metal marker)

Hipsley, Ada J., 1863-1941 (ss Amos)

Hipsley, Sarah J., wf C., died Nov 18, 1884 ae 53y 6m 12d

Hixson, Minnie V., df D. & M.M., died Sep 6, 1882 ae 12y 1m 8d: Taylor County Death Record - Minnie V. Hixon, female, white, 12y 4m, died Sep 6, 1882, single, born Ill, resident of Taylor county 24 days, died and buried in Dallas twp.

Horning, Garnett B., 1917 - blank (ss Homer)

Horning, Homer E., 1918 - 1987; (ss Garnett) wed Aug 5, 1941, our daughters Jane & Kathy; military stone - Homer E. Horning, PFC US Army WWII, 1918 - 1987

Howes, Infant son of Dallas & Ethel, -1928-

Howes, Duyal E., Oct 3, 1929 - blank

Howes, Lucy J., 1896 - 1997 (ss Harland)

Howes, Ethel V., 1905 - 1984 (ss Dallas)

Howes, Dallas B., 1900 - 1985 (ss Ethel)

Howes, Willard W., 1903 - 1983 (ss Hazel)

Howes, Hazel E., 1906 - 1989 (ss Willard)

Howes, Benjamin Edward, SP4 US Army, 1935 - 1988

Howes, Harland A., 1896 - 1981; Harland A. Howes, Pvt US Army WWI, Oct 26, 1896 - Jun 14, 1981

Howlett, John, Co C 46 Wis Inf: WPA says - born 1824, died Jan 19, 1913: #407 on veteran's list - died Jan 19, 1913

Huddle, Norman S., 1882-1926: WPA says - Norman Sylvester Huddle born Sep 30, 1882 died Nov 26, 1926

Hunter, Frank U. 1869 - 1951 (ss Abbie)

Hunter, George W., 1856 - 1938: obit - George W. Hunter, son of Washington and Margaret Butcher Hunter was born near Danville, Ia, Jan 13, 1856 and died south of Nodaway Mar 21, 1938. He was the 6th child in a family of nine.
    He came with a younger brother in 1880 to Taylor county and also lived in Page and Adams cos, for 6 years he lived at Alton, Kansas.
    He was married Apr 15, 1885 to Vida Williams at the bride's home near New Market and to them were born 8 children. He was a member of the Methodist Church at Hawleyville.

Hunter, Abbie 1866 - 1954 (ss Frank): Abbie McAlpin the daughter of Robert and Susan, was born Nov 11, 1866 near Hawleyville. She spent her childhood near the place of her birth.
    She was married to Frank V. Hunter Jun 23, 1889 and lived all her married life on the farm near New Market.
    Her husband preceded her in death Apr 21, 1951.
    She was a member of the Methodist church and Rebekah Lodge of New Market. She died at Clarinda Jan 24, 1954.

Hunter, Homer H., 1895 - 1955

Hunter, Vida A., 1866 - 1941: obit - Vida Almet, daughter of Jonas and Amanda Williams, born Feb 8, 1866 in Des Moines co, near Danville, Iowa and died Jan 10, 1941.
    She lived near Danville until the fall of 1870 when her parents decided to move to the western part of the state settling at Hawleyville.
    She was married Apr 15, 1885 to George W. Hunter and to them were born eight children: George W. of near Villisca, Grace L. Arnott of south of Nodaway, Fred O. of near Bedford, Homer H. at home, Gladys A. Dillow of Olympia, Wash., Porter of Bridgewater, Dora I. Simmons of Shenandoah, Alta P. Hall of Hastings.
    She was a member of the Methodist Church.
    She was preceded in death by her husband March 1938, three sisters, two who died in infancy, 1 sister, Mrs Eva Barton in Jul 1915. She is survived by 1 sister, Nellie Glassgow of San Francisco, Calif.

Huskey, Nola, 1894-1915

Ingram, Oren Dale, Dec 11, 1908 - Aug 30, 1997 (ss Julia); married Feb 18, 1931, our son Eddie Hugh

Ingram, Julia Emma, Apr 21, 1908 - June 19, 1994 (ss Oren Dale)

Jones, Lavaughn df A.B. & Nellie, May 13, 1905 - Aug 13, 1907

Kitchen, Warren A., aged 66 years:
    obit - Dr W.A. Kitchen son of Isaac and Hannah Kitchen was born in Selma, Ohio, Nov 29, 1863, and died at New Market Sep 23, 1930.
    He graduated from a medical College at Cleveland, Ohio and did an internship for 2 years at Huron Street Hosp.
    He was married to Clara P. Johns Dec 14, 1892 and on 17 Dec of that year they came to reside in New Market.
    He is survived by his wife and 1 brother, Will, of Springfield, Ohio, and 5 sisters, Mrs George B. Rex of Des Moines, Mrs Ida Weir and Mrs Luella J. Hunt of Springfield, Ohio, Mrs Isaac Thorn, a twin sister of the doctor of Selma, Ohio, and Mrs Homer McMillan of Atlanta, Georgia.

Kitchen, Clara P., aged 80 years:
    obit - Clara Kitchen died at home in New Market Aug 22, (1940). Having no relatives in the country, little is known concerning her early life or the date of her birth.
    Born in Cleveland, Ohio over 80 years ago, she married Dr Warren Kitchen and lived in New Market nearly 50 years.
    She was preceded in death by her husband and an adopted son, Harold, who died in 1917 at 14 years of age.

Lake, Helen, Feb 1 - Apr 2, 1968

Lathrop, Bessie G., 1880 - 1960: data on Memorial Card from funeral - born Jan 20, 1880 Taylor co, Iowa and died Nov 14, 1960 Clarinda, Iowa:
    obit - Funeral services were conducted at the Walker Funeral Home here this Thursday morning for Mrs Bessie G. Lathrop, 80, who died of a cerebral hemorrhage at the Municipal Hospital Tuesday, at 3:40 pm. She had been hospitalized eleven days preceding her death. Mrs Lathrop was the wife of Dr Phillip Lathrop the couple moving to Clarinda about a year and a half ago from Detroit, Mich. A graduate from the Still College of Osteopathy at Des Moines, Mrs Lathrop practiced the profession in Kansas and at Detroit for 30 years.
    She was the last of a family of nine children. Her maiden name was Ruth Rawlings (?). Surviving besides the husband here is a niece Mrs Dorothy Tanttari of Neosho, Mo. The Rev David W. Ash officiated at the funeral service. Burial was in the Dallas Center cemetery.

Lathrop, Carra E., 1874-1959 (ss Charles)

Lathrop, Philip L., 1878 - 1960:
    obit - Phillip Leigh Lathrop was born Sept 23, 1878 on his parents farm near New Market, the ninth child of 12 children born to Milo and Sarah Leffingwell Lathrop.
    He was married to Bessie G. Rawlings on Sept 11, 1901.
    He grew to manhood in Taylor county, Iowa.
    He was the first rural mail carrier to serve the New Market post office and he and his wife were the first switchboard operators for telephone lines centered in New Market.
    He decided to study for a doctor's degree and was a graduate of Still College of Osteopathy at Kirksville, Mo., and of the Kansas U. of Medicine at Kansas City. He was also a member of the teaching faculty at the university. He later practiced his profession for 40 years, first in Olathe, Kansas, then in Detroit, Mich.
    He was a member of the Episcopal Church and an active member of the Masonic Lodge for many years.
    Due to failing health, Dr and Mrs Lathrop returned to Clarinda in June 1959, at which place he departed this life Dec 8, 1960. His wife preceded him in death on Nov 14 of this year, as did a sister Effie in her infancy, four sisters in later years, 4 brothers, Edward, Ernest, Harley, and Charles H. Surviving are 2 brothers George A. Lathrop of Bedford, Dr Guy F. Lathrop of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 4 sisters, Mrs Mary L. Wilson and Mrs Grace Johnson of Clarinda, Mrs Lida Combs of Bedford, Mrs Candace Falk of Oakland, California.

Lathrop, Laurada, Apr 16, 1883 - Jul 1, 1956 (ss George):
    obit - Ruth Laurada Davison Lathrop, commonly known as Ada, daughter of James R. and Almeda Davison was born a Clearmont (Mo).
    When a small child they moved to Iowa and lived in Page and Taylor counties. She married Jan 9, 1901 George A. Lathrop at New Market. To them one daughter was born, Candace I., now Mrs Glen Damewood of Shambaugh. Member of Rebekah Lodge at New Market. In 1930's, they moved to a farm near Bedford. Survived by 6 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren, a sister, Mrs Ollie Goudy of Visilia, Calif. Preceded in death by her parents, 2 sisters, and 1 brother.
    Mrs Lathrop was laid to rest in the rural Dallas Center cemetery, the for which was given to the community by the Lathrop family.

Lathrop, Charles H., 1872-1952 (ss Carra):
    obit - Charles Henry Lathrop, son of Milo and Sarah Lathrop, was born Nov 10, 1872 in Jones co, Iowa and died Dec 7, 1952.
    He was married to Carra E. Cameron Mar 23, 1898. Their son, Marion C. and wife are of Ottumwa, Ia. He has 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.

Lathrop, Myra L., df Edwin & Mary V., Feb 23, 1889 - Feb 22, 1892

Lathrop, Edwin L., sf Aug 7, 1864 - Feb 2, 1901

Lathrop, M. Ernest, 1865 - 1939: obit - Milo Ernest Lathrop, son of Milo and Sarah, was born Mar 26, 1865 in Jones co, Iowa and departed this life Oct 9, 1939 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, age 74 years, 6 months, and 14 days.
    In 1876, the family moved to Taylor county where the deceased attended the Dallas Center School. In 1893, he was graduated from the Commercial College at Iowa City and in the same year he entered School of Mines in San Francisco. After competing his work in that school he was gold assayer for a mining company in Old Mexico until 1906 when he returned home. He went again to California in 1907 and resided there the greater part of the time, coming to Iowa for awhile in the years 1918 and 1921.
    In Aug 1921 he returned to Calif where he in company with his brother Harley bought a ranch where they lived until Feb 1926 at which time they sold the ranch and the deceased in company with a cousin, Allen Lathrop, moved to Ojo Caliente, New Mexico, where they purchased a tract of land including the Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs where he has since resided.
    On Dec 24, 1936 he was badly injured in a car accident from which he never entirely recovered. In July 1939 he was stricken with pneumonia and was taken to a hospital in Santa Fe, New Mexico where everything possible was done for him. His sister, Grace, was with him for several weeks. Also, his sister Candace of Longmont, Colo, and brother Harley of Oroville, Calif, were with him till the last. (part of this is not repeated, because the  data about brothers and sisters is  also in their obits).  Surviving was an aged uncle, Charles Leffingwell of Oxford Junction, Iowa.

Lathrop, Sarah L. Leffingwell, Aug 7, 1841 - Feb 10, 1928

Lathrop, Milo, Sep 19, 1830 - Feb 21, 1916:  obit - Milo Lathrop, was born in Lower Sandusky, Ohio, Sept 19, 1830. He was the oldest of a family of four children, three brothers and one sister, one a brother Charles of California being the only survivor of the family.In 1840, the subject of this sketch was brought by his parents to Scott co, Iowa while this state was yet a territory. From the time of his arrival in Iowa until the year 1857, Mr. Lathrop lived and worked with his parents in Scott co, Iowa, on a farm, but in 1857, in company with his brother, G.W. Lathrop, and a half-brother, Anthony Courtright, he moved to Jones co, Iowa, and there under the firm name of Courtright & Lathrop a large grist and saw mill was built.This mill was named the Oxford Mills and the village where this mill was operated very successfully by this firm for a period of about ten years is known by that name at this time.
    On March 6, 1862, Mr Lathrop was married to Sarah L. Leffingwell, in Jones co, Iowa. To this union there have been born twelve children, ten of whom survive.The eldest, a daughter, Effie, passed away in infancy and the next a son, Edwin L. followed his sister about fifteen years ago. The names and residence of the survivors follow: M.E. and H.I. Lathrop reside in Oregon; Mary L. wife of Frank Morris, C.H. Lathrop, Sarah Eliza, wife of George Combs, and George A. Lathrop reside at or near New Market; Dr P.L. Lathrop lives at Olathe, Kansas; Dr G.F. Lathrop resides at Detroit, Michigan; Grace E. wife of Clyde Johnson resides near Braddyville and Candace I. wife of Arthur Falk, near Clarinda.There are twenty-three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
    At the breaking out of the Civil War, Mr Lathrop raised a company of volunteers, but owing to the fact that his half-brother and partner were also anxious to enlist and it was absolutely necessary for one to remain in the milling business, he finally yielded to his brother and remained at home. He was captain of a company of state militia and subject to state call during almost the entire period of the war and was at all times a most enthusiastic supporter of the Union cause.
    Prior to his removal to Taylor county, Mr Lathrop owned and operated a large stock farm in Jones co, where seven of the children were born. In 1876, he sold out his entire interest in Jones co, and moved to Taylor co, where he has since lived, the long period of forty years. Upon his arrival in Taylor County, Mr Lathrop purchased a large stock and grain farm four miles north-east of New Market, which he operated successfully until the year 1903 when he sold a part of his farm and moved to New Market.
    Mr Lathrop and his wife were at one time members of the Presbyterian Church and he was one of the foremost in helping to build the church near his farm but on the transfer of that church to the M.E. Church they transferred their membership to the latter church and have been consistent members since such transfer was made.The life I have briefly tried to describe has been characterized by tireless energy, industry, honesty and in his love and devotion to his wife and children Mr Lathrop was excelled by none, indeed he was one of the most splendid men in his family this writer has ever known.In public affairs where he has lived, Mr Lathrop has never shirked any of his share of the burdens and in all things has been in the fullest sense of the term a public spirited man.The deceased is survived by his wife with whom he lived in the most loving companionship for nearly fifty-four years and the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren here-to-fore named. These together with a host of friends and acquaintances are left to mourn his death which occurred at this home in New Market, Feb 21st, 1916 at the age of eighty-five years, five months, and two days.

Lathrop, Harley I., 1867 - 1955: obit - Harley Irwin Lathrop son of Milo and Sarah was born Dec 6, 1867 at Oxford Mills, Jones co, Iowa and died Jan 8, 1955 at Oakland, Calif. He was the third son of a family of 12 children. He was preceded in death by his parents, 1 sister died in infancy, 3 brothers, Edwin died Feb 2, 1901, Milo Ernest died Oct 9, 1939, and Charles Henry died Dec 7, 1952.
    He was a member of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge in New Market.
    In 1876, the family moved to Taylor county. He was never married. His mother died Feb 10, 1928. His ashes were sent to Iowa and buried by his brother Ernest.