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Leaverton, John C., Feb 13, 1895 - Nov 12, 1980 (ss Flossie)

Leaverton, Jason Thomas, an old and respected citizen of this community, passed away at his home six miles northeast of New Market on Sunday.
    Funeral services were held at the home Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Dezell. Interment was in Dallas Center cemetery.
    Jason Thomas Leaverton, was born in Ohio on Oct 26, 1848, and died Feb 3, 1924, aged 75 years, 3 months, and 7 days.
    He came to Iowa January 1876.
    He was married to Elizabeth Lumley on March 21, 1878, and she survives him. To this union seven children were born: Leigh, who died in infancy, Guy Chester of McComa, Il, Edward Bruce of Monmouth, Il, Carl Earnest of Gravity, Earl of Clarinda, John Court of the home, and Mrs Willie Dunn of New Market. Also four grandchildren Elizabeth Maybelle, Cleo and Patricia Leaverton and Darrel Alvin Dunn.

Leaverton, Flossie M., Feb 2, 1904 - May 9, 1990 (ss John)

Leaverton, Leigh, sf E.J. & J.T., died Sep 13, 1886 ae 2y 5m: Lee Leaverton, male, white, 2y 5m 0d, died Sep 13, 1886, born Dallas twp, died and buried Dallas twp. Taylor County Death Record

Leaverton, Elizabeth, daughter of John and Maggie Lumley, was born in Ontario, Canada, Dec 18, 1855. She passed away at her home in New Market, at the age of 81y 1m 5d.
    She was married March 7, 1878, to Jason Thomas Leaverton. He preceded her in death Feb 3, 1924. To this union were born seven children, six of whom survive. One son, Lee, died in infancy.
    The surviving children are: Guy Chester, of Macomb, Ill; Edward Bruce of Roseville, Ill; Carl Ernest, of Sharpsburg, Ia; Earl, of Cherokee, Iowa; John Court of New Market; and Mrs Jess Clark of Gravity. There are four grandchildren. They are: Darrell Dunn of Gravity, Ia; Patricia Leaverton, Cherokee, Ia; Cleo Leaverton of Roseville, Ill; and Mrs Elizabeth Epperson, Smithshire, Ill.
    Rev Charles Arnold was in charge of the funeral service which was in the Leaverton home at New Market.

Leaverton, Earl, 1892-1970 (ss Minnie) married Feb 24, 1914

Leaverton, infant son (near Earl & Minnie stones)

Leaverton, Minnie J., 1891-blank (ss Earl)

Lefever, John, 1855-1927 (ss Mary & Nancy)

Lefever, Mary A.R. wf John, 1862-1897

Lefever, Nellie E. df J. & M., 1881-1917

Lefever, Nancy E., wf John, 1869-1922

Lefever, Infant dau, Nov 19, 1900

Lefever, Francis M., Iowa Pvt Co L. 75 Inf WWI, May 14, 1887 - Dec 30, 1958

Leighton, Waive Lucile df D.W. & B.M., died Jan 19, 1917 ae 13 days

Leighton, Stanley, -Apr 9, 1907-

Leighton, Harry L., June 29, 1884 - Oct 13, 1884

Leighton, Richard E., 1933 - 1995 (metal marker)

Leighton, Lillie, -Mar 23, 1888-

Leighton, Charles, -Jul 13, 1897-

Leighton, Glenn, 1898 - 1974 (ss Floris)

Leighton, Kathryn Elaine df G.M. & F.H., Mar 6, 1935 - Mar 30, 1935

Leighton, Loretta, wf Elmer, 1866 - 1917 (ss Elmer)

Leighton, Floris H., 1898 - 1978 (ss Glenn)

Leighton, Archie V., Feb 23, 1887 - June 17, 1887

Leighton, Elmer E., 1861 - 1936 (ss Loretta):
    obit - Elmer Ellsworth Leighton, oldest son of David and Mary Ellen Leighton, was born Nov 27, 1861 in Page co, Iowa.
    As a small child he moved to Illinois, and at the close of the Civil War they moved to Taylor County, Iowa.
    He was married to Loretta Frances Weaver (who died in 1917) Sep 6, 1883. They were the parents of 12 children: five died in infancy; Roy, Glenn, and Mrs J.F. (Blanche) Ridnour of Bedford; Don of Nodaway, Iowa; Mrs Opal Squires of Moorhead, Iowa; Mrs Coryl Leighton of Otis, Iowa; and Mrs (Beulah) Ray Price of Fruita, Colo.
    He was a member of the Presbyterian Church, later the Methodist Church.
    He died May 23, (1935) at New Franklin, Mo.

Libby, Emma B., df C.A. & B.C., died Aug 27, 1883 ae 2y 27d

Long, Bobby, 1936 - 1945

Lye, Dora E., 1884 - 1937

Madden, George H., 1888 - 1932

Madden, Edward, 1861 - 1947

Madden, Wave C., 1893 - 1985

Madden, Emma E., 1864 - 1937

Mahoney, Maude, 1878 - 1968

Mains, J. Weldon, Dec 8, 1910 - Aug 1, 1988 (ss Dorothy), our sons Jerry & James

Mains, Mabel G. 1883 - 1955 (ss Ora):
    obit - Mabel G. Mains, daughter of Franklin and Matilda Ammons, was born Aug 20, 1883 at Newman Grove, Ia and died at the home of her son Wendell near Corning, July 26, 1955.
    She was married Jun 5, 1943 to Oro O. Mains.
    Her husband, Oro died near Prescott, Sep 29, 1943.
    She was preceded in death by a daughter Jun 27, 1930. Surviving are sons Wesley of Villisca, Wendell of Corning, Leonard of Prescott, and Weldon of Sharpsburg.

Mains, Viola 1916 - 1930:
    obit - Viola M. Mains, daughter of Ora Maines, was born in Page county, Iowa Oct 30 and died Jun 27 1930 at the age of 13 years, 7 months, and 27 days. She is survived by four brothers.

Mains, Dorothy I., Oct 12, 1917 - blank (ss J. Weldon)

Mains, Gail Ralph, Oct 17, 1940 - May 5, 1992

Mains, Ora O. 1878 - 1943 (ss Mabel)

Maley, Bertha, 1906 - 1992

Maley, Floyd Burl, 1900 - 1987

Maltsberger, Frank, Aug 29, 1892 - Jan 30, 1985 (ss Rose)

Maltsberger, Rose B., Nov 1, 1893 - Mar 24, 1979 (ss Frank)

Maltsberger, Paul Franklin, sf F. & Rose, 1915, ae 3m 29d

Mankle, John D., 1866 - 1944:
    obit - John David Mankle, eldest son of Jacob and Mary Mankle, was born near Peoria, Ill, Oct 6, 1866. He died Mar 16, 1944 at St Joseph, Mo Hospital.
    He was married to Cora Armilda Duncan Dec 9, 1903. Suriving one son, John Mankle jr, granddaughter, Jolene, sister Josephine and brother Edwin all of New Market, brother Cassius of Lecompton, Kans.

Mankle, Leta I., 1907 - 1953

Mankle, Jacob, 1840 - 1923: #410 on veteran's list - Civil War - died Mar 17, 1923:
    obit - Jacob Mankle, one of our old and highly respected citizens passed to the great beyond on Saturday afternoon at his home in New Market. He had been in failing health for a number of years and some three weeks ago he was taken with an attack of the flu and his weakened physical condition could not withstand its ravages.
    Jacob Mankle was a man in all the name implies. Clean in mind and body he followed closely the Golden Rule in his dealings with his fellowmen. His passing will be sincerely mourned by all who knew him.
    Funeral services were held at his late home Tuesday morning at eleven o'clock, conducted by Rev J. Owen Smith, and the remains were laid away in Dallas Center Cemetery.
    Jacob Mankle was born in Germany July 18, 1840, where he grew to manhood and came to America in 1859, and settled in Peoria co, Il. In 1862 he enlisted in Co E 77 Ill Inf volunteers and served until the close of the war, 14 months of that time being spent in a confederate prison at Tyler, Texas, as a prisoner of war.
    He was united in marriage to Mary J. Hemphill, Dec 26, 1866. To this union were born 5 children who all survive.
    In 1874, he came to Iowa, first settling in Essex, then on a farm 4 1/2 miles northeast of New Market then removing to New Market where he resided to the end of life.
    He confessed faith in Christ and united with the Methodist Church in whose communion he remained faithful to the end.
    For several years Brother Mankle was in failing health and 3 weeks ago he had an attack of inlfuenza which with other complications caused his decease March 17, 1923, at the age of 82 years, 7 months, and 29 days.
    He leaves to mourn their loss 4 sons and 1 daughter as follows: John D. and Florence J. Mankle of New Market, C.C. of Topeka,Ks, George of Chicago, Il, Edwin L. of New Market. He was a member of the Masonic order and Grand Army of the Republic:
    Birth record of Jacob Mankle in Dexbach, Germany reads - Geborene 1840, Im Jahre Christi achtzehnhundertvierzig, den achtzehnten Juli, morgens zehn Uhr, wurde nach geschehener glaubhafter Anzeige dem Ortsburger und Muller Johannes Mankel zu Dexbach, von seiner Ehefrau, Marie Elise, geb. Schmidt, das sechste Kind, der vierte Knabe geboren, der den sechsundzwanzigsten Juli getauft wurde, wo er den Namen Jacob erhielt. Jakob Mankel, born 18 Jul 1840 to Johannes Mankel and Maria Elisabeth, geb. Schmidt.

Mankle, Lila Lee df John & Leta, -Jan 29, 1930-

Mankle, Cora A., 1872 - 1965:
    obit - Cora Armilda Mankle, was the daughter of Alexander Duncan, a Civil War veteran and Mary Dillen Duncan. Her parents were one of the first families to settle in the New Market area. Her husband preceded her in death. She was a member of the New Market Methodist Church. Surviving are one son, John, 2 grandchildren, Richard Mankle and Mrs Joleen Moore.

 Mankle, John,1904 - 1980

Mankle, Mary J., 1847 - 1936:
    obit - Mary J. Hemphill, born Apr 30, 1874 near Robin's Nest in Peoria county, Ill and passed away Mar 17, 1936 at her home in New Market, Iowa.
    On Dec 26, 1865, she was united in marriage to Jacob Mankle and to them were born 5 children - John D., Josie, and Edwin L. of New Market; Cassius C. of Lecompton, Kans. and George of Chicago, Ill.
    They settled on the farm still in the famiy near New Market in 1874, moving to New Market in 1905.
    She was united with the Methodist Church at Dallas Center in 1874 under the preaching of Rev Brand. For several years she has been unable to go about but always remained interested in all activities about her.
    On Mar 17, 1923 her husband preceded her in death.

Mankle, Hattie, 1875 - 1898

Mankle, Josie, 1868 - 1947:
    obit - Florence Josephine Mankle, daughter of Jacob and Mary J. Mankle, was born Dec 26, 1868 in Peoria co, Ill and died Aug 31, 1947.

marker in shape of lamb - nothing written on it

marker, cement, no dates or name

Marsell, Joseph, 1847 - 1922 father: WPA - 1845 - 1922, Co H 9th Ia Cav: #411 veteran's list - Civil War - died Dec 21, 1922

Marsell, George, 1876 - 1879 son

Marsell, Sarah J., 1848 - 1924, mother

Marsh, Elizabeth J., wf James, Feb 2, 1846 - June 14, 1906

Marshall, W.H., 1873-1929

Marshall, Simon, 1885-1978

McAllaster, Harold H., Jan 12, 1916 - Aug 7, 1929

McAllaster, Mary, 1889 - 1963

McAllaster, Wilford, 1888-1919:
    obit - Wilford McAllaster, born Oct 28, 1888 at Osage county, Kans and died Jan 26, 1919. He lived in Kansas until 1914, then moved to Taylor county, Iowa, and married Dec 11, 1912 to Mary I. Lafever. He is survived by three children, Johnie B., Harold H., and Erma Roberts; his father, B.E., 3 brothers, Glen E., Guy C., and Bennie, all of Rice co, Kans; 3 sisters Clara Jefferies, Mulvane, Kans, Florence Honeywell, Manhattan, Kans, and Larua J. McAllaster of Rice co, Kans. He was a member of the Christian Church in New Market. He died of the flu.

McAlpin, Lyman B., Sergt, Co F 23 Ia Inf: WPA - 1839 - Jan 18, 1919: #408 veteran's list - Lyman Black McAlpin, died Jan 18, 1919.

McAlpin, Martha J., 1841 - 1920: obit - Martha, daughter of William and Jane Glassgow, was born in Harrison co, Ohio Mar 2, 1841 and died in Bedford Feb 1, 1920. Most of her childhood was spent around Hawleyville, then Clarinda. Her huband died Jan 18, 1919. On Feb 14, 1861 she married Lyman B. McAlpin and to them were born 3 children.

McAlpin, Ira B., sf L.B. & M.J., died Sep 4, 1878 ae 5y 10m 11d

McAlpin, David A., 1862 - 1879

McAlpin, Charles R., 1873 - 1902

McClarnon, Ashley Lynn -May 20, 1989- (ss Derek)

McClarnon, Derek Allen, April 20, 1992 - May 13, 1992 (ss Ashley)

McClave, William Harrison, male, white, 4y 11m 0d, died May 12, 1891, born New Market, died New Market, buried Dallas Center. Taylor County Death Record.

McClurg, Michael J., 1950 - 1992

McClurg, John E., Pvt US Army WWII, Feb 18, 1928 - Mar 1, 1997

McClurg, Vera L., 1924 - 1968

McColm, Anna I., 1868-1952 (ss Charles):
    obit - Anna Irene McColm, daughter of Kendall and Amanda Cameron, was born Aug 4, 1868 in Van Buren co, Iowa and died at Clarinda, March 30, 1952.
    Her parents moved to Dallas County when she was a small child. In 1892, they moved near New Market.
    She was a teacher when she married Dr McColm Apr 11, 1895. He died Feb 5, 1941. No children were born to them, but they raised James McDonald.
    She is survived by a sister, Mrs Charles Lathrop of New Market, brothers, Ray of Bedford, W.K. of Omaha, Nebr, and Phillip of Bakersfield, Calif.

McColm, Dr. Charles W., 1865-1941:
    obit - Charles Wesley McColm, son of William Q. and Mary McColm, was born in Wayne co, Iowa, Apr 15, 1865 and died Feb 4, 1941 at New Market.
    In 1877, he moved with his parents to Rooks co, Kans. In 1889, he entered College of Physicians and Surgeons in Keokuk, Iowa. He had done his interne work with his brother, Dr J.T. McColm in Gravity, Iowa. He came to New Market in Sept 1892.
    He was married Apr 11, 1895 to Anna I. Cameron, daughter of Mr and Mrs K. Cameron of New Market. He had 4 brothers who were doctors.

McIntyre, Coryl Alice, 1896 - 1984

McIntyre, James Richard, Feb 14, 1926 - Mar 3, 1927

McNutt, Martin E., Dec 19, 1875-(blank) (obit 1957) (ss Maggie)

McNutt, Maggie H., Apr 12, 1881 - Aug 18, 1924 (ss Martin)

McNutt, Keith Edmund, Iowa Sgt Co A 102 Inf, WWII, Oct 9, 1905 - Mar 15, 1969

McNutt, Walter, 1906-1906

McNutt, Samuel, 1857-1946:
    obit - Samuel Andrew McNutt, son of Rachel and Tobias McNutt, was born Dec 26, 1857 in Page county and died at New Market, Mar 8 at age 88y 2m 10d.
    He married in 1902 to Nelle Francis Meade. To them were born four children, 3 of whom died in infancy.
    He was a member of the Methodist Church. He is survived by one son, Samuel Vernon McNutt, sisters, Mrs Rosa Chaffin, Yorktown, Mrs Carrie Lobaugh of Washington, Kansas, and a brother, Martin of Mt Ayr, Iowa.

McNutt, Nellie, 1866-1930

McNutt, Merton, 1912-1929

McNutt, Irene, Jan 30, 1904 - Feb 1, 1904

McRoberts, George, Co F 24th Ia Inf: #409 veteran's list - George M. McRoberts, died Sep 27, 1880

Mead, Arthur, 1893 - 1979

Miller, James, born 1876 - died Feb 11, 1895 (ss J.L. & Lydia Parsons)

Miller, H. Earl, sf S.S. & M.E., died Jan 27, 1890 ae 4y 4m 17d: Taylor County Death Record - Harry Earl Miller, male, white, 4y 4m 17d, died Jan 27, 1890, born Dallas twp, died and buried Dallas Center.

Miller, Laura, died Dec 11, 1880 ae 65y 2m 26d

Miller, Reuben S., Co A 4th Ia Cav: #412 veteran list - Co A 4th Ia Cav, Civil War, died Aug 7, 1916

Miller, James K., died Feb 21, 1885 ae 79y 11m 21d