Iowa Family Groupsheet for Henry Munson DEAN Family *********************************************** Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgenweb.org/volunteers/copyright.html *********************************************** Submitted by: Lee Wallace DEAN, III Email address: Leew3@aol.com Husband: Henry Munson DEAN Birthdate: 8 Nov 1836 Birthplace: Canaan, CT Death date: 6 Jan 1930 Place of death: Davenport, IA Father: Henry DEAN Mother: Almira MUNSON Marriage date: 28 Jun 1866 Marriage place: Philadelphia, PA Wife: Emma JOHNSON Birthdate: 18 Mar 1841 Birthplace: Philadelphia, PA Death date: 10 Apr 1918 Place of death: Muscatine, IA Father: Samuel JOHNSON Mother: Sarah WALLACE CHILDREN Child No. 1: Harry Johnson DEAN Sex: M Birthdate: 10 Feb 1869 Birthplace: Muscatine, IA Death date: 26 Apr 1911 Place of death: Muscatine, IA Marriage date: Abt. 1896 Marriage place: Philadelphia, PA Spouse's name: Frances GORHAM Child No. 2: Lee Wallace DEAN Sex: M Birthdate: 28 March 1873 Birthplace: Muscatine, IA Death date: 9 Feb 1944 Place of death: Glendale, St. Louis Cty., MO Marriage date: 29 Dec 1904 Marriage place: Iowa City, IA Spouse's name: Ella May BAILEY Child No. 3: Ray Herbert DEAN Sex: M Birthdate: 10 Oct 1876 Birthplace: Muscatine, IA Death date: 12 Apr 1956 Place of death: Washington, IA Marriage date: Abt. 1924 Marriage place: unknown Spouse's name: Mary E. UNKNOWN Documentation: The Munson Family (published genealogy) Iowa newspaper articles (Harry Johnson DEAN and LW DEAN) Iowa vital records (LW DEAN marriage and death, his wife's death) Family records Henry Munson DEAN served as a volunteer surgeon during the Civil War. He married in Philadelphia after the War and settled in Muscatine. There is a biography in the Muscatine Historical Soc. Library. All three of his sons were physicians with practices in Iowa. Lee Wallace DEAN served as Dean of the ISU Medical College, 1912 to 1928, at which time he resigned and took the position of chief of Otolaryngology at Washington University Medical School in St. Louis. A painting of him was presented to the University in Iowa City in 1941 and was hung at that time in the Student Union.