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bensongenealogypages
genealogy of the benson/jenson and the tachibana/oro families |
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| 101 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Benson, Mary S. (I100)
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| 102 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Walker, John Alden (I149)
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| 103 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Benson, Judith Ann (I98)
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| 104 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Patterson, John (I164)
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| 105 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Benson, Leah (I99)
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| 106 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Hurd, Elijah Sullivan (I183)
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| 107 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Benson, Nancy (I101)
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| 108 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Mary [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and included the following heirs: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free Elijah and Nancy Benson (Cass County, MO) Sarah [Benson] Evans and Charley Evans (Cass County, MO) Sarah [Benson] Miller and George Miller (Makaska County, IA) [?] Also listed as witnesses to the second instrument were: William Z. Benson Rose Ann Miller Mary J. Robinson | Miller, Rose Ann (I5116)
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| 109 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Mary [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and included the following heirs: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free Elijah and Nancy Benson (Cass County, MO) Sarah [Benson] Evans and Charley Evans (Cass County, MO) Sarah [Benson] Miller and George Miller (Makaska County, IA) [?] Also listed as witnesses to the second instrument were: William Z. Benson Rose Ann Miller Mary J. Robinson | Robinson, Mary J. (I5117)
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| 110 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Hyer, William Edward (I117)
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| 111 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Benson, Elizabeth Catherine (I106)
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| 112 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Free, Joseph H. (I206)
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| 113 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Benson, Margaret S. (I103)
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| 114 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Kerr, Nancy (I210)
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| 115 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Benson, Elijah (I105)
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| 116 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Evans, Charles (I113)
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| 117 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Benson, Sarah Ann (I104)
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| 118 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Miller, George E. (I114)
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| 119 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Benson, William Zachariah (I204)
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| 120 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and included the following heirs: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Benson, Mary Jane (I203)
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| 121 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Hester, Rose Ann (I200)
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| 122 | Title to the 5 acre parcel was conveyed by the heirs of William Benson to John M. Reins using two seperate instruments. The first instrument, dated 12/23/1870, mentions $60 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Solomon and Catherine Benson Mary [Benson] Leuty and William Leuty Juda [Benson] Walker and John Walker Leah [Benson] Patterson and John Patterson Nancy [Benson] Herd and Elijah Herd Elizabeth [Benson] Hyer and William E. Hyer The second instrument, dated 2/22/1871, mentions $50 consideration and lists the following heirs as grantors: Margaret [Benson] Free and Joseph Free, Marion County, IA Elijah and Nancy Benson, Cass County, MO Sarah A. [Benson] Evans and Charles Evans, MO Rose Ann [Hester, Benson] Miller and George Miller, Makaska County, IA Also signing the second instrument were: William Z. Benson [son of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] Mary J. Robinson [daughter of Alfred and Rose Ann Benson] | Benson, William (I93)
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| 123 | Volunteer Enlistment to Union Army. Company A, 40 Regiment, Iowa Infantry. Enlisted with brother Solomon. | Benson, William (I107)
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| 124 | W.E. HYER, PIONEER CALLED BY DEATH HAD BEEN RESIDENT OF MARION COUNTY OVER 64 YEARS -- WAS SOLDIER IN WAR OF '61 -- CAME HERE WHEN IOWA WAS WILDERNESS -- WALKED FROM OHIO, DRIVING OX TEAM. William E. Hyer, one of the best known of the pioneer settlers of Marion County, died at his home in Knoxville, December 25, 1920. He was born in Highland County Ohio on the 27th day of December, 1837, having reached the age of 82 years, 11 months and 29 days. Had he lived but two days more he would have reached his 83rd birthday. At the age of seven years he was taken to Ross County, Ohio, where he spent his boyhood days. When nineteen years of age he moved to Marion County, Iowa, making the trip from Ohio with a team of three yoke of oxen, he himself walking the entire distance. He settled in Polk Township where he engaged in farming until the outbreak of the civil war. On November 2, 1856, he was united in marriage with Miss Elizabeth Benson in Ross County, Ohio. To them were given nine children: Mrs. Frances Dowden of Spirit Lake, Iowa; Mrs. Mary Speed, of Truax, Saskatchewan, Canada; Rufus Hyer, of Lang, Saskatchewan, Canada; Mrs. Nannie Whitmore, of Coin, Iowa; William A. Hyer, of Estherville, Iowa; John A. Hyer, of Prosser, Washington; Mrs. Judia M. Harkins, of Pleasantville, Iowa; Elijah A. Hyer, of Billings, Montana; Mrs. Gertrude Miner, of Pleasantville, Iowa, all of whom survive him, except the wife and mother, who passed to her reward on April 2, 1909, all the children being present at the funeral except one son, Elijah. On the 15th of August, 1862, he enlisted in Company A, of the Fortieth Iowa Volunteer Infantry, at Knoxville, Iowa, and served with the Western Army until August 16, 1865, when he was discharged. He participated in the siege of Vicksburg and the battles of Little Rock, Camden, Jenken's Ferry and Prairie De Ann. He was fortunate enough to escape being wounded. After his discharge he returned to his home in Marion County and again engaged in farming until 1902 when he retired and has since made his home in Knoxville. On November 16, 1910, he was united in marriage Miss Ann Kuhns at Knoxville, Iowa, who still survives him, and who throughout his declining years and especially during the nearly two years of helplessness gave to him the most faithful and kindly ministrations that could possibly be shown. Rendering with the true devotion of Faithful wife all the sweet and sympathetic care, tender and kindly touches of ministrations that bring ease and comfort in times of affliction. As a veteran of the civil war early after the close of the war he associated himself with the Grand Army of the Republic and always took a keen interest in that organization's work and activities, participating in the National Encampments as long as he was able to attend. He always enjoyed the fact that he was the descendent of forebears represented in every great conflict of our country from the revolution to the great world war in which he was represented by a number of grandsons. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity, having united with that organization about 35 years ago at Pleasantville, Iowa. He transferred his membership from Pleasantville to Oriental Lodge No. 61, of Knoxville, on his coming to make his home here and continued an active and interested relationship in this lodge as long as his health permitted. In 1903 he united with the Congregational Church, of Knoxville, Iowa, and continued an active member and official of that church until it disbanded, when he transferred his membership to the Presbyterian Church, where he continued his faithful activities as a sincere Christian man until his failing health would no longer permit his attendance at the services. During all his illness he has manifested a close and intimate fellowship with his Savior that has been a help in his hours of suffering. He was familiar with the Bible and very often quoted its comforting passages to those who visited him during the days of his confinement to the bed. On February 2, 1919 he was confined to his bed, since which time he had not been able to be up except for a few hours at a time. Much of this time he was a great sufferer. Yet with patience and fortitude of a true Christian man he bore his sufferings, and passed out of this life very quietly on Christmas Morning, knowing that all was well. The sorrowing wife and children have the deep and abiding sympathy of a wide company of friends who realize that their loss of a husband and father is also the community's loss of a noble and upright citizen. The funeral was conducted from the Presbyterian Church in charge of Rev. G.E. Chapman, the pastor, on Tuesday afternoon, December 26th 1920. The Grand Army and Masonic fraternities participating in the services. Burial in Graceland | Hyer, William Edward (I117)
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| 125 | "... where she lived for eight years after her marriage to J.N. Underwood." | Bushey, Olive Millie "Ollie" (I327)
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| 126 | "4. ... after the death of Alfred, returned to Ohio and married George Miller Sr. in 1862. They, with Geo. Jr. left again for Iowa in a wagon, going to Taylor Co. where they had four more children."... | Miller, George E. (I5287)
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| 127 | "4. ... after the death of Alfred, returned to Ohio and married George Miller Sr. in 1862. They, with Geo. Jr. left again for Iowa in a wagon, going to Taylor Co. where they had four more children."... | Hester, Rose Ann (I200)
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| 128 | "4. Rose Anna, after the death of Alfred, returned to Ohio and married George Miller Sr. in 1862. They, with Geo. Jr. left again for Iowa in a wagon, going to Taylor Co. where they had four more children."... | Miller, George E. (I114)
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| 129 | "Mrs. Marie Heltne Saturday, occurred the death of Mrs. Marie Heltne, at her home in this village. She was born in Orkedalen sogn, in Norway, October 12th, 1842. In 1875 she came to this country and became a resident of Steele county. Here she was married to Peter Heltne and they made their home on a farm near Moland, in Steele county. Her husband preceded her in death, and there are no surviving children. Last fall the deceased moved to Kenyon together with her mother and a brother, Martin J. Quale. She had been in poor health for a number of years. Besides the mother and her brother mentioned, she is survived by two sisters and two brothers, Mrs. H. Brekke, Moland; Mrs. Ole G. Malvik, Faribault; Severt Quale, Steele county, and Ole J. Quale, who reside in Canada. Funeral services were held yesterday from the house in Kenyon at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon, and later at the Norwegian Lutheran church in Moland. Interment was made in the cemetery at Moland church, Rev. S. O. Simundson officiating." | Quale, Maria "Marie" (Johansdatter) (I6526)
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| 130 | (Medical):"...George Bruner likewise was killed by a locomotive in PA." | Bruner, George (I7401)
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| 131 | (Medical):"Killed by a passing train." | Bruner, Frederick Walter (I797)
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| 132 | (Medical):Age: 11 months. She apparently died after the enumeration of the 1910 census (April 15), and according to family history, before the family moved to Rugby, ND in 1911. [per Steinberg report] | Houglum, Pauline (I6617)
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| 133 | (Medical):Aunt Edna says he died from pneumonia. | Benson, William (I107)
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| 134 | (Medical):Both parents died in the fall of 1934 of arsenic poisoning, which they unknowingly were getting from eating eggs and chickens. The County was using arsenic to rid the fields of grasshoppers and their chickens were eating the grasshoppers. | Shulfer, Elizabeth (I7081)
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| 135 | (Medical):Both parents died in the fall of 1934 of arsenic poisoning, which they unknowingly were getting from eating eggs and chickens. The County was using arsenic to rid the fields of grasshoppers and their chickens were eating the grasshoppers. | Herman, Peter (I7080)
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| 136 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Benson, LuAnn Kay (I9)
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| 137 | (Medical):Died as a result of an accident while riding her horse near her Ranch home. | Moline, Kirsten Joy (I7016)
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| 138 | (Medical):Died immediately upon birth. | Jenson (I6634)
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| 139 | (Medical):He had been hospitalized for one month in the Van Osdol hospital in Greentop, MO, where he died. | Rolston, Albert Leroy (I487)
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| 140 | (Medical):Hi died aboard ship enroute to Norway. | Jenson, Knute (I6609)
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| 141 | (Medical):Lived about 5 or 6 days | Aldrich, Thomas James (I5439)
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| 142 | (Medical):Lived only a few hours. | Quaale, Norma (I7001)
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| 143 | (Medical):Mary Jane died at age 16 of TB | Benson, Mary Jane (I203)
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| 144 | (Medical):Other condition contributing to death - Diabetes Mellitas She had been attended to in her home by her doctor since Feb. 11. | Bushey, Eliza Jane "Leide" (I325)
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| 145 | (Medical):See attached sources. | Kasa, Sidsel (I6508)
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| 146 | (Medical):See attached sources. | Bolenbaugh, John (I6050)
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| 147 | (Medical):Steven and David were twins. | Manglos, David (I5667)
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| 148 | (Medical):Steven and David were twins. | Manglos, Steven (I5666)
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| 149 | (Medical):Was ill for long time before death. | Ward, Polly (I4814)
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| 150 | ... "At the age of seven years he ws taken to Ross County, Ohio, where he spent his boyhood days." ... | Hyer, William Edward (I117)
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