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     xvii. Desire, b. Dec. 28, 1847; d. Mar. 15, 1848.

  Child of Benjamin and Jane C. (Wood) Haight:
     xviii. Charles, b. Feb. 10, 1851; lost on Lake Michigan; unmarried.

  VIII. ELIAS8 HAIGHT (Benjamin7, David6, Joseph5, Moses4-3-2, Simon1 ) was born August 24, 1830, at Millville, Orleans County, New York. He moved westward with his father's family. He married, November 6, 1855, at Antioch, Lake County, Illinois, Nancy Ann Cory, born about 1830, Marathon, New York, daughter of Benoni and Nancy Ann (Goodspeed) Cory. She died there about January 25, 1859. Later Elias Haight removed to Iowa. He enlisted in Company I, Sixteenth Regiment Iowa Infantry, at Davenport, Iowa, being mustered into the service, February 19, 1862. He was promoted, April 27, 1862, to the rank of corporal. He was taken ill with dysentery and died in a hospital near Corinth, Mississippi, July 26, 1862.(q)

  Children of Elias8 and Nancy Ann (Cory) Haight:
        i. Charles E., b. Aug. 31, 1856 (Aug. 8, Pension Record) ; killed in northern Wis., Jan. 5,
           1907.
9.    ii. Luella Cecelia (known as Ella Cecelia Hale), b. Apr. 8 or 22, 1858.

  IX. LUELLA CECELIA9, HAIGHT (Elias8, Benjamin7, David6, Joseph5, Moses4-3-2, Simon1 ) was born at Antioch, Lake county, Illinois, in the spring of 1858. Her grandfather's family Bible gives the date as April 22, while the pension record, based on the statements of her grandfather, when he applied for her pension, gives the date as April 8. As the Hale family, with whom she lived, understood that she was born on May 22, she has always celebrated that date. After her mother's death she lived with various relatives until after her father entered the army in 1862.(r) Then she was taken to live with Hiram Hale of Prospect Hill, Waukesha county, Wisconsin, who was appointed her guardian after her father's death. Ella Hale, as she was known, was a member of the Freewill Baptist Church at Prospect Hill, where she played the organ at church and Sunday school and sang in the choir. She attended the seminary at Rochester, Wisconsin, one year and taught school one winter. She married, October 3, 1879, Walter Fremont Dale. She has lived in Lincoln since her husband's death, but spends much of her time with one of her daughters.(s)

  (q) Enlistment record, War Department.
  Pension record, Veterans' Bureau.
  Bible record of Benjamin Haight, above.
  (r) ... "As you s[p]oke of my little girl you know that I have been opposed [to] giving her aw[a]y but if it is a good place to Mr. Hales for her and [they] will do well by her and keep her till I come back and if I should never come back take good care of her I should be glad to have them do so . . . look well to the wellfare of my child as my folks do not think enough of me or my little child to take care of her while I am goon to fight for my country . . ." From a letter of Elias Haight to his friend, M. M. Hagaman of Allen's Grove, Wis., dated Camp McClellen, March 1862.
. . . "I will enclose Elias Haight letter to you the one he wrote concerning youre taking Ella, Mother sends her love to all. Villa sends hers to Ella." . . . From a letter of M. M. Hagaman to his friend, Hiram Hale, not dated, but postmarked Oct. 5. Letters are now in possession of editor.
  (s) See Dale Family, Nebraska and Midwest Genealogical Record, Vol. XXI, p. 18.

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THE NEBRASKA AND MIDWEST

NEBRASKA CENSUS, 1869, STANTON COUNTY

  In Nebraska a census was taken each year from 1869 to 1885. By the law of February 12, 1869, these enumerations were made in April by the precinct assessors, who certified the returns to the county clerks of their respective counties. The census law of February 19, 1885, provided for a census in June to be taken by special enumerators, the original reports to be deposited in the office of the secretary of state. By the same legislative act the census law of 1869 was repealed.(a) Only a few of these papers have been found, although many may still remain in the storage rooms of the various court houses in the state.

  This enumeration of Stanton County was found in a vault of the University of Nebraska Library about ten years ago. In 1869 Canton was the only precinct in the county. Male births, April 1, 1868, to March 31, 1869, were 7; female 12. Male deaths were 5; female 8. Names for births and deaths are not given. The correct order of pages is probably 4, 1, 2, 3.

[p. 4] Christ Henkel, 1 m. 40 to 50; 1 m. 10 to 20; 2 m. 5 to 10; 1 f. 40 to 50; 3 f. 10 to 20; 1 f.
    4 yr.; 1 f. 2 yr.
Jac. Hoffman(b), 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 m. 3 yr.; 1 m. und. 1; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 5 to 10;
    1 f. 2 yr.
Herm. Huereker, 1 m. 40 to 50.
Chas. Hughes, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 1 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30.
Johannes Joh[a]nson(c), 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 2 yr.; 1 m. 1 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 3 yr.
Swain Joh[a]nson(c), 1 m. 20 to 30; 1 m. 2 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. und. 1.
Fred Koch (d), 1 m., 30 to 40; 1 m. 2 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 4 yr.; 1 f. und. 1.
Nicolaus Koern, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 10 to 20; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 3 yr.; 1 f. 1 yr.
Robert Kuehn, 1 m. 30 to 40.
Irwin La[y]ten(d), 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 4 yr.; 1 m. 1 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 5 to 10.
R. M. Low[e]ry, 1 m. 40 to 50; 1 m. 10 to 20; 1 m. 4 yr.; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 5 to 10; 1 f. 1 yr.
Fred Mewis, 1 m. 20 to 30.
Herm. Mewis, 1 m. 20 to 30.
Louis Mewis(e), 1 m. 20 to 30; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 5 to 10; 1 f. 2 yr.; 1 f. 1 yr.

  (a) Nebraska Laws.
  Many of the reports made by the clerks of various counties to the secretary of state are in the custody of the University of Nebraska.
  (b) Jacob Hoffman and Francis Scott brought their families to Stanton Co. in the summer of 1865. Charles and Mitchell Sharp, who also located farms that summer, returned to Omaha for the winter. All settled on Humbug Creek. - Andreas, A. T., History of Nebraska, pp. 1435-6.
  (c) Sven Johanson, born Oct. 14, 1837, coming directly from Norway with his wife and two children, settled near his brother in the summer of 1868. - Nebraska, Pioneer Reminiscences, issued by Nebraska D. A. R. (1916), pp. 266-267.
  (d) Settled in the county in 1866. - Andreas, pp. 1435-6.
  (e) Louis A. Mewis was born in Zaecgerick, Brandenburg, Germany, Mar. 19, 1837, and died at Stanton, Apr. 24, 1929. He came to America in 1856, locating at Horican, Wis. He married, Oct. 2, 1862, Caroline Hanff, born in Germany, Sept. 21, 1842, who had come to Wis. with her parents in 1846. He served three years in the Civil War in the 29th Wisconsin Infantry. The family came to Stanton Co. in July
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Goshua Malttbie(f), 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 10 to 20; 2 m. 5 to 10; 1 m. 2 yr.; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. und. 1.
Anton Marquard, 1 m. 30 to 40.
Henry Melchert, 1 m. 20 to 30.
Martin Melchert, 1 m. 60 to 70; 1 f. 50 to 60.
Joh. Chr. Miller, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 4 yr.; 1 m. 3 yr.; 1 m. 1 yr.; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 10 to 20; 1 f. 5
    to 10.
E. W. Moshur(g), 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 10 to 20; 1 f. 5 to 10; 1 f. 1 yr.
Corn. Nye(h), 1 m. over 70; 1 m. 20 to 30; 1 f. over 70.
Jonas Nye, 1 m. 40 to 50; 4 m. 10 to 20; 1 f. 50 to 60.
Charl. Palm, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 10 to 20; 1 f. 30 to 40.
Will. Parker, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 M. 10 to 20; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 5 to 10; 1 f. 2 yr.
Julius Poessnecker(g), 1 m. 20 to 30.
John Pirdow, 1 m. 50 to 60; 2 m. 10 to 20; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 f. 40 to 50; 2 f. 10 to 20; 1 f. 5 to 10.
[p. 1] ----- Armstrong, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 m. 3 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 5 to 10; 1 f. und. 1.
Lud. Belz(g), 1 m. 40 to 50; 2 m. 5 to 10; 1 f. 40 to 50; 1 f. 10 to 20.
John F. De Borde, 1 m. 60 to 70; 2 m. 20 to 30; 2 m. 10 to 20; 1 f. 60 to 70; 4 f. 20 to 30; 4 f. 10 to
    20; 1 f. 5 to 10.
Andrew Bottorff(i), 1 m. 20 to 30; 1 m. 2 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 10 to 20; 1 f. 3 yr.; 1 f. und. 1.
Eli Bowmann, 1 m. 50 to 60; 1 m. 10 to 20; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 f. 40 to 50; 1 f. 20 to 30.
W. L. Bowmann, 1 m. 40 to 50; 3 m. 5 to 10; 1 m. 4 yr.; 1 m. und. 1.; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 10 to 20;
    1 f. 1 yr.
W. P. Bowmann, 1 m. 20 to 30.
Caroline Bremer, 1 m. 10 to 20; 1 f. 60 to 70; 1 f. 20 to 30.
Fred. Buehlow, 1 m. 40 to 50; 1 m. 10 to 20; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 m. 1 yr.; 1 m. und. 1; 1 f. 30 to 40;
    2 f. 10 to 20; 1 f. 5 to 10; 1 f. 4 yr.
Ed S. Butler(g), 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 10 to 20; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 10 to 20.
J. B. Cowger, 1 m. 20 to 30.
Craigh & Clark(j)
Aug. Draube(d), 1 m. 40 to 50; 2 m. 10 to 20; 1 f. 40 to 50; 1 f. 10 to 20.
Knut Everson, 1 m. 50 to 60; 2 m. 10 to 20; 1 f. 50 to 60.
A. M. McFarland, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 10 to 20; 1 m. 3 yr.; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 10 to 20; 1 f. 5 to 10;
    1 f. 1 yr.
Sam McFarland, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 1 yr.; 1 f. und. 1.
Tom McFarland, 1 m. 20 to 30; 1 f. 50 to 60; 2 f. 20 to 30.
John Folsky, 1 m. 40 to 50; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 4 yr.; 1 f. 1 yr.

1868. His brother Fred afterwards moved to Wisner and his brother Herman moved to Douglas, Wyo. Another brother August settled at West Point. - Stanton Register, 1929 Apr. 25 ; p. 7 (5) ; May 2, p. 1 (1) .
  (f) Joshua Maltbie was elected Oct. 6, 1866, first county judge of Stanton Co., Andreas, p. 1436.
  (g) Settled in the county in 1867. - Andreas, p. 1435.
  (h) Cornelius Nye was appointed county clerk to fill vacancy in the summer of 1867. - Andreas, p. 1436.
  (i) Andrew J. Bottorff came to Stanton Co. with his family in the spring of 1867. He had served in the Civil War in the 17th Indiana regiment. - Nebraska Pioneer Reminiscences p. 266. Andreas (p. 1435) says he came to Stanton Go. in the spring of 1866.
  (j) Mr. Craig and Mr. Clark, both non-residents, owned large tracts of land in Stanton Co. - See U. S. Land Records, now in custody of Nebraska State Historical Society.
  Previous to the time this census was taken Mr. Craig had begun to develop the entire southwest government township of the county into a cattle ranch, which was to have been managed by an overseer. - Curley, Edwin A., Nebraska (New York, 1875), pp. 155-157.

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THE NEBRASKA AND MIDWEST

Fred. Freiberg(k), 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 1 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30.
------ Gill, 1 m. 20 to 30.
Fred Goetzman, 1 m. 60 to 70; 1 f. 50 to 60.
George Graves(l), 2 m. 20 to 30.
Fred. Helmerick(m), 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 5 to 10.
[p. 2] Fred Prawitz, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. und. 1; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 5 to 10; 1 f. 2 yr.
Mart. Prawitz, 1 m. 40 to 50; 1 m. und. 1; 1 f. 30 to 40; 2 f. 5 to 10; It 2 yr.
Fred Rogge, 1 m. 40 to 50; 1 f. 30 to 40; 2 f. 10 to 20; 1 f. 5 to, 10; 1 f. 2 yr.; 1 f. 1 yr.; 1 f. und. 1.
John Rostermeyer(d), 1 m. 40 to 50; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 f. 40 to 50; 2 f. 5 to 10.
Charles Sharp{b), 1 m. 20 to 30.
Mitchel Sharp(b), 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 2 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. und. 1.
Henry Sharp, 1 m. 20 to 30; 1 m. und. 1; 1 f. 10 to 20.
Andrew S[c]hauble(d), 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 10 to 20.
Parker Starloper, 1 m. 20 to 30; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 1 yr.; 1 f. und. 1.
Morgan Scott, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 m- 2 yr.; 1 m. 1 yr.; 1 m. und. 1; 1 f. 30 to 40.
Henry S[c]herer, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 5 to 10.
Fred S[c]hneider, 1 m. 30 to 40.
Cheri S[c]hwarz(d), 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 2 yr.; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 10 to 20; 3 f. 5 to 10; 1 f. 3 yr.
A. C. P. Stevens, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 3 yr.; 1 m. 2 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30.
John T. L. Trine, 1 m. 40 to 50; 2 m. 10 to 20; 1 m. 5 to 10; 1 L. 30 to 40; 1 f. 10 to 20; 1 f. 5 to
    10; 1 f. 2 yr.
Will Trine, 1 m. 40 to 50; 1 m. 10 to 20; 1 m. 4 yr.; 1 m. 1 yr.; 1 f. 40 to 50.
Aug. Wagner(d), 1 m. 30 to 40; 2 m. 5 to 10; 1 m. 4 yr.; 1 m. 2 yr.; 1 f. 30 to 40.
Charles W. Wells, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 20 to 30.
E. G. Wells, 1 m. 20 to 30.
W. D. Whalen(d), 1 m. 30 to 40; 2 m. 10 to 20; 1 m. 4 yr.; 1 m. und. 1; 1 f. 30 to 40; 1 f. 5 to 10.
John White, 1 m. 30 to 40; 1 m. 3 yr.; 1 m. 2 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 10 to 20; 1 f. und. 1.
William Werbelow, 1 m. 40 to 50; 1 m. 10 to 20; 1 f. 40 to 50; 3 f. 5 to 10.
[p. 3] August Zillmer, 1 m. 30 to 40.
Louis Mewis, 1 m. 50 to 60; 1 f. 50 to 60.
Henry Hanson, 1 m. 30 to 40.
------ Halberson, 1 m. 20 to 30; 1 m. 2 yr.; 1 f. 20 to 30; 1 f. 3 yr.; 1 f. und. 1.
Chr. Esswein, 1 M. 20 to 30; 1 f. 20 to 30.

  (k) Frederick J. Freiberg, born in Gramenz, Pommerania, Germany, married Henrietta Bremer in 1866. They came to America in 1866, living at Watertown, Wis., two years. They settled in Stanton Co. in 1868, where he died Feb. 27, 1913. - Stanton Register, 1913 Feb. 28.
  (1) Opened the first store in the county on Humbug Creek in 1869. - Andreas. p. 1436.
  (m) A former sea captain. He became postmaster, 1867. of Pleasant Run P. 0., a mile and a half west of the site of Stanton. - Andreas, pp. 1436-7.
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GEORGE1 SEXTON, SOME DESCENDANTS.

ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS - VOLUME X.

  P. 31. 6a. NEHEMIAH5 SAXTON (Frederick4, James3-2, George1 ) was born January 20, 1771, either at She---eld, Massachusetts, or Shelburne, Vermont, and died at Shelburne, October 21, 1851.(a) He married, first, January 17, 1793, Elizabeth, daughter Timothy and Abigail (Charles) Holabird, born January 18, 1762.(b) She died in 1800 or 1801 and he married, secondly, June 14, 1801, Hannah Knapp of Onedi (?), Vermont, born 1777. She died September 16, 1802, leaving no children. He married, thirdly, December 26, 1802, Lydia, daughter of Gershom and Sarah Lyon, of Shelburne, born September 22, 1779. She survived her husband many years, dying January 3, 1871.

  Children of Nehemia5 and Elizabeth (Holabird) Saxton:
      i. Abigail ("Nabby"), b. Nov. 17, 1793; m. Shelburne, May 13, 1818, John Pierson.
     ii. Alonzo, b. Jan. 10, 1796; d. Apr. 1857.
    iii. Orsan Holabird, b. June 17, 1798; d. Apr. 18, 1869; m. Shelburne. Mar. 4, 1822,
         Marie Pierson.
    iv. Elizabeth ("Betsey"), b. Nov. 25, 1800; d. Oct. 10, 1804.

  Children of Nehemia5 and Lydia (Lyon) Saxton:
      v. Philander, b. Aux. 23, 1804; d. Sept. 9, 1804.
     vi. Pandora, b. July 30, 1805 ; d. Oct. 12, 1805.
    vii. Amah Child, b. July 31, 1806; d. same day.
   viii. Nancy, b. June 20, 1807; d. Mar. 16, 1894.
     ix. Louise. b. Mar. 5, 1809.
      x. Lucina, b. Apr. 7, 1811; d. Shelburne, May 11, 1868; m. Shelburne, Feb. 15, 1835, Lyman
          Hall (1809-1877), son of Burgess Hall (1774-1834) of Shelburne and his wife Olive Isham,
          b. Shelburne, Nov. 29, 1788.

  6b. ELIZABETH5 SAXTON (Frederick4, James3-2, George1 ), born August 23, 1773, married Orson Spears and lived at Shelburne.

  Pp. 32, 64. 6c. HORACE5 SAXTON (Frederick4, James3-2, George1 ), born July 13, 1779, probably at Sheffield, Massachusetts, died June 9, 1848, at Shelburne, Vermont. He married, first, Catherine Smith, who died February 9, 1834, aged 51. She was the mother of his five children. He married, secondly, Shelburne, October 4, 1835, Mrs. Olive (Isham) Hall, daughter of Jiarh and Lois (Kellogg) Isham and widow of Burgess Hall.

  Children of Horace and Catherine (Smith) Saxton:
       i. Frederick. b. Mar. 22, 1802 d. Sept. 22 (not 9), 1829.
      ii. George, b. Mar. 22, 1805 d. Shelburne. June 5. 1972 ; m. 1st, Sept. 28, 1828, Adelia Greer
          (or Green), b. Aug. 4, 1806 (or 1807), d. Feb. 7, 1842; m. 2nd, Nov. 10, 1948, Mrs.
          Louisa A. (Isham) Hollister, b. Dec. 10, 1809, d. May 12, 1881.
     iii. Lucinda, b. July 24, 1813; d. Jan. 1. 1838; m. Miron -----
     iv. Marion. b. Aug. 8, 1821 ; d. Mar. 21, 1823.
      v. Horace (or Horace B.), b. Jan. 25, 1826; d. Dec. 30, 1855.

  P. 32. 6d. JAMES5 SAXTON (Frederick4, James3-2, George1 ), born at Shelburne, April 27, 1784, died November 30, 1841.

  (a) These additions to the Sexton-Saxton genealogy, published in Volumes X and XI, were prepared by the editor from notes compiled by John Soule, Lieutenant Colonel, Atlanta, Ga., a descendant of Nehemiah5 Saxton. In compiling his notes Col. Soule used (1) records from the Bible of Mrs. Lucina (Saxton) Hall, presented to her by her father, Nehemiah Saxton; (2) Town Records of Shelburne, Vt.; (3) Vital Records of Vt. in Office of Secretary of State; (4) Survey of the Ishams by Homer W. Brainard, pp. 214, 314; (5) notes sent him in a letter, Aug. 28, 1943, by Mrs. Arthur Lawton, Rockford, Ill., formerly Florence Marsh. The Bible, which was formerly in possession of his grandmother's sister, Mrs. Laura (Hall) Robinson, Muir, Mich., gives the data for Nehemiah5 Saxton's children as printed in Vol. X, pp. 31, 32, except that the birth of the youngest, Louisa, is given as Dec. 7. 1790, instead of Dec. 2. Lavina (1777-1778), the fourth child. is called "Zurana" in the Bible.
  (b) Timothy Holabird (1716-1810) m. Abigail Charles (1727-1767) of Canaan, Conn., at Brimfield, Mass., in 1744.

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THE NEBRASKA AND MIDWEST

NEBRASKA DEATHS, CASS COUNTY, 1859-60.

These records, somewhat abbreviated, are from the federal Census, 1860 schedule 3, which bears the heading, "Persons who Died during the year ending 1st June, 1860 ------------- There were newspapers printed in Cass County during this period, but only a few copies have been found.

Arthur Kennedy (M), b. Nebr.; d. Aug. [1859], age 1.
Mattie Parmele(a) (F), b. Nebr.; d. June [1859], age 3 mo.
Oscar Howard (M), b. Vt., carpenter; d. Aug [1859], age 23.
Vincent D. F. Gaslee (M), b. 0., married, physician; d. Feb., age 37.
Eddy Gaslee (M), b. Ia.; d. Feb., age 2.
A. Cornwell (M), married, carpenter; d. July [1859], age 38.
A. Erling (M), b. 0., married, physician; d. Sept. [1859], age 48.
Nathaniel Valentine (M), b. 0., plasterer; d. Nov. [1859], age 20.
Susan M. Smith (F), b. Nebr.; d. Oct. [1859], age 3 mo.
James A. Lemon (M), b. Nebr.; d. Apr., age 3 mo.
Lydia Davis (F), b. 0.; d. Aug. [1859], age 17.
Mary Coleman (F), b. Nebr.; d. Mar., age 1 mo.
Mary Lee (F), b. Md., married; d. June [1859], age 36.
James S. Royal (M), b. Pa.; d. Sept. [1859], age 14.
Luzene Spratlen (F), b. Nebr.; Sept [1859], age 4 mo.
Alexander Bowler (M), b. Ia.; d. Aug [1859], age 4.
Daniel Brown (M), b. Ia.; d. Nov. [1859], age 5 mo.
E. C. Jenkins (M), b. Ia.; d. Jan., age 10 mo.
Barbara Snyder (F), b. Va.; d. Mar., age 14.
Wm. Murry (M), b. Nebr.; d. July [18591, age 3.
Sarah Stafford (F), b. N. C., married; d. Oct. [1859], age 40.
Viola Garrison (F), b. Ind.; d. Oct. [1859], age 3.
Florence Wiley (F), b. Nebr.; d. Aug. [1859], age 2 mo.
Martha A. Windham (F), b. Va.; d. Oct. [1859], age 59.
H. J. Ashley (M), b. in N. Y., married, farmer; d. Mar., age 45.
Julia F. Kirkpatrick(b) (F), b. Nebr.; d. Apr., age 1 mo.
George W. Folden (M), b. Ia.; d. Sept [1859], age 6.
Isabella B. Folden (F), b. Nebr.; d. July [1859], age 5 mo.
Leah Jacobs (F), b. Ia.; d. Aug. [1859], age 1.
Alice J. Jacobs (F), b. Ia.; d. Jan., age 3.
Nancy Beatty (F), b. 0., married; d. May, age 51.
John Swain (M), b. Nebr.; d. Sept. [1859], age 1 mo.
Henry Lose (M), b. Holstein, married, farmer; d. Sept. [1859], age 59.
Bertha Waldradt (F), b. in Nebr., d. May, age 1 mo.
Mahala Doom (F), b. Ind., married; d. Sept. [1859], age 36.

  (a) Mattie Parmele was the daughter of Elam K. and Emily (Marks) Parmele of Plattsmouth. - Portrait and Biographical Album of Cass and Otoe Counties (Chapman Bros., Chicago, 1889), p. 1115.
  (b) Julia F. Kirkpatrick was the daughter of S. M. and Elizabeth (Craig) Kirkpatrick. - Ibid, pp. 1305-6


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