SURNAME; GIVEN NAME; HUSBAND / PARENTS; MAIDEN NAME; DATES
ALLEN, JAMES; son of A. & K.; 1907 - 1907
ALLEN, RICHARD; son of A. & K.; 1912 - 1912
ALTMAN, SARAH; dau. of A. & E.; 1855 - 1857
ALTMAN, ANDREW JOHNSON; son of A. & E.; 1861 - 1862
BARRON, MARY, Mrs. Robert; 1820 - 1891
BARRON, ARTHUR H.; 1853 - 1934
BARRON, MEDORA J., Mrs. Arthur H.; (AUBURN); 1857 - 1918
BARRON, CHARLIE H.; son of A. & H.; 1882 - 1931
BARRON, LEROY; son of A. & H.; 1891 - 1891
BARRON, EDDIE; son of A. & H.; 1892 - 1893
BARRON, JOHN H.; 1846 - 1922
BARRON, ELIZABETH C., Mrs. John; (TURNBULL); 1851 - 1935
BARRON, FRANK H.; son of J.H. & E.C.; 1892 - 1892
BARRON, ARTHUR W.; 1874 - 1904
BARRON, DORA O., Mrs. Arthur W.; (CLINGMAN ?); 1877 - 1940
BARRON, WILLIAM ARTHUR; son of A.W. & D.O.; 1905 - 1925
BEADLING, BENJAMIN; (U.S. Vol. Flag Holder); 1823 - 1909
NOTES:
Tribune, July 1,1891 Richland, June 30,1891. Benjamin Beadling received a pension of $12.00 a month the other day under the new law.
Tribune, Wed. July 14,1909 Packwood, July 12,1909. Mr. Beadling, an old man about 85 years, died very suddenly at his home east of this place. The day before his death he was in town, and on the same day he died he had eaten dinner as usual, and in a short time fell dead. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon at the residence. The remains were taken to the Blue Point Cemetery and laid by the side of his wife, who passed away several years ago.
BEADLING, JANE, Mrs. Benjamin; (BOAG); 1818 - 1891
Fairfield Tribune, June 10,1891 Richland, June 7,1891. Mrs. Benjamin Beadling died last Friday of a paralytic stroke, and was buried Sunday in the Blue Point Cemetery. She was 72 years old.
BENNETT, WILLIAM L.; 1836 - 1887
BENNETT, MARGARET, Mrs. William L.; (BEDLING); 1840 - 1891
BENNETT, MARY J.; 1858 - 1919
BENNETT, JOHN B.; 1861 - 1937
BENNETT, MARGARET E., Mrs. John; (WOLFE); 1866 - 1930
BENNETT, MIDA FAY; dau. of J.B. & M.E.; 1890 - 1895
BENNETT, BENARD; son of R.H. & I.G.; 1912 - 1912
BOAG, JOHN; 1791 - 1854
BOAG, MARGARET, Mrs. John; (WESTGARTH); 1789 - 1865
John & Margaret Westgarth BOAG were married April 10, 1816 at Chester le Street, County Durham, England.
CHILDREN:
Mary Boag LOCK
Jane Boag BEADLING
BOTTORFF, MORRISON F.; 1815 - 1906
BOTTORFF, MARY E., Mrs. Morrison #1; (KINCAID); 1819 - 1874
BOTTORFF, MARY A., Mrs. Morrison #2; (Mrs. LEWMAN); ? - ?
BOTTORFF, FELIX; 1840 - 1904
BOTTORFF, MARY JANE, Mrs. Felix; (TURNBULL); 1840 - 1912
BOTTORFF, WILSON K.; 1843 - 1921
BOTTORFF, BELINDA, Mrs. Wilson; (GANTZ); 1843 - 1920
BOTTORFF, MINNIE BELLE; dau. of W. & B.; 1876 - 1900
BOTTORFF, CHARLES HARVEY; son of W. & B.; 1883 - 1900
CAMPBELL, MARY; dau. of W.C. & M.; 1841 - 1841
CAMPBELL, RUBEN; son of W.C. & M.; 1837 - 1851
CAMPBELL, JOHN; son of W.C. & M.; 1839 - 1855
CARPENTER, JOHN; 1804 - ?
CARPENTER, ELIZABETH, Mrs. John; (POINTER); 1805 - 1848
CARPENTER, NANCY J.; dau. of J. & E.; 1841 - 1853
CONSEL, CYNTHA A., Mrs. P.; (SPENCER); 1826 - 1847
CONSEL, JAMES; son of P. & C.A.; 1841 - 1842
COOPER, HUGH A.; 1821 - 1856
COOPER, NANCY E.; dau. of H. A. & ?; 1853 - 1856
DENNIS, ETHEL; 1902 - 1963
DYSART, ELSIE; 1890 - 1968
EASTMAN, JAMES FRANKLIN; son of D.J. & R.J.; 1977 - 1977
EMRY, LLOYD; son of E. & H.; 1906 - 1906
ESTES, REBECCA E.; 1850 - 1884
EVANS, NANCY A.; dau. of W.H. & E.; 1852 - 1854
EVANS, OLIVE; dau. of W.H. & E.; 1870 1909
FAIRCHILD, FERN LOUISA; twin dau. of B. & M.; 1898 - 1899
FAIRCHILD, FOSTER LAUIRA; twin son of B. & M.; 1898 - 1899
FAIRCHILD, BENJAMAN E.; 1865 - 1943
FAIRCHILD, MARGRETE CORDELIA, Mrs. Benj E. #1; (SANCHES); 1865 - 1910
FAIRCHILD, EVA R., Mrs. Benj E. #2; 1869 - 1946
FLINT, JOHN; son of T. & A.; 1826 - 1856
FLINT, OLIVER; 1834 - 1858
GARDNER, FRANCIS; 1819 - 1887
GARDNER, ESTHER, Mrs. Francis; 1823 - 1894
GARDNER, MARY J., Mrs. William; (ROSS); 1846 - 1900
GARDNER, HESTER; dau. of Wm. & M.J.; 1877 - 1898
GARDNER, JOHN G.; son of C.B. & E.; 1886 - 1886
GARDNER, JAMES; son of C.B. & E.; 1888 - 1889
GARDNER, ANNA MAY, Mrs. James; 1871 - 1888
HADDICK, BENNIE E.; 1886 - 1890
HARDEN, REV. HENRY; 1803 - 1892
HARDEN, CATHERINE, Mrs. Henry; 1805 - 1890
HARDEN, STEPHEN; son of H. & C.; 1829 - 1842
HARDEN, INFANT (H.H.?); son of H. & C.; 1844 - 1844
HARDEN, GEORGE N.; son of H. & C.; 1841 - 1848
HARDEN, CALVIN; son of H. & C.; ? - 1848
HARDEN, MARY ANN; dau. of H. & C.; 184? - 184?
HARDEN, CAROLINE A.; dau. of H. & C.; 1854 - 1855
HERMAN, REUBEN; 1841 - 1921
HERMAN, MARY A., Mrs. Reuben; (SNYDER); 1846 - 1920
HERMAN, HARVEY W.; 1883 - 1929
HERMAN, ETHEL, Mrs. Harvey W.; (remarried Mr. Dennis); 1902 - 1963
HERMAN, GEORGE; son of H. & E.; 1920 - ?
HERMAN, JAMES; son of H. & E.; 1926 - 1926
HERMAN, BERT; 1888 - 1978
HERMAN, GRACE A., Mrs. Bert; 1889 - 1969
HINTZ, MICHAEL FREDRICK; 1818 - 1891
HINTZ, MARY BARBARA, Mrs. Michael; (ZEIGLER); 1829 - 1909
HINTZ, EDWIN H.; son of M.F. & M.B.; 1862 - 1891
HUBBARD, LEAH B.; dau. of Perry; 1893 - 1893
HUDSON, DEWEY R.; 1906 - ?
HUDSON, MARY EVA, Mrs. Dewey R.; (BARRON); 1892 - 1966
JOHNSON, ANDREW F.; 1813 - 1885
JOHNSON, CAROLINA B., Mrs. Andrew F.; 1816 - 1885
JOHNSON, ARTHUR; son of Agustavus & C.; 1887 - 1888
LEWIS, SARAH H., Mrs. William; 1857 - 1883
LEWMAN, JAMES; 177? - 182?
LEWMAN, LEAH R., Mrs. James; (WORKMAN); 1773 - 1877; age 104
LEWMAN, WILLIAM; 1810 - 1898
LEWMAN, ELIZABETH, Mrs. Wm; (OSBORNE); 1815 - 1891
LEWMAN, JAMES; 1839 - 1910
LEWMAN, LYDIA, Mrs. James; (NORDYKE); 1830 - ?
LEWMAN, BERTHA; dau. of J. & L.A.; 1875 - 1903
LEWMAN, SAMUEL; son of J. & L.A.; 1862 - 1882
LEWMAN, GERTIE E.; dau. of J. & L.A.; 1872 - 1873
LEWMAN, GEORGE A.; 1872 - 1873
LOCK, WILLIAM; 1823 - 1901
LOCK, MARY, Mrs. Wm; (BOAG); 1817 - 1914
William & Mary Boag LOCK were married July 22, 1843 in Haswell, England.
Ledger, September 4, 1901 Packwood. Another familiar face will be seen no more, another pioneer has gone to his eternal rest. William LOCK, by birth an Englishman, but for over fifty years a citizen of the United States, died after a long illness from heart trouble August 28, 1901. Funeral services at the home where he had lived more than fifty years. The remains of the good old man were laid to rest in the Blue Point Cemetery.
Brighten Enterprise, Sat. Nov.7, 1914 Richland. Mary Boag LOCK was born at Orpeth, County Durham, England; March 23, 1817, and died at her home near Packwood, Iowa, October 28, 1914 aged 97 yrs., 7 mo. & 5 days.
LOCK, MARY HESTER; 1853 - 1941
Mary Hester Lock, had two children (Bessie LOCK & Frank LOCK) and was never married. She made her home with her parents, William & Mary Boag Lock.
LOCK, EDNA BESSIE; dau. of Mary H.; 1876 - 1964
Ledger, October 30, 1964 Richland.
Edna "Bessie" LOCK, 88, lifetime resident of the Packwood/Richland, Iowa area died at the Helen Hadley home. Services were Sunday 2p.m. at the Packwood Methodist Church by Gould Funeral Home of Richland, Iowa. Burial in Blue Point Cemetery. Miss Lock suffered a broken hip in a fall last April. She had been blind for many years, maintaining her own home since the death of her mother, Mary Hester Lock. She was the oldest member of the Packwood Methodist Church, attending the Woolson Friends Church in later years. She was a member of the WCTU and the Clover Leaf Club. Survivors include one brother, Frank LOCK; a nephew, Wilfred LOCK, and a neice, Mrs. Wayne Parsons.
LOCK, MARGARET J., Mrs John B.; (PATTERSON); 1845 - 1871
LOCK, MARY E.; dau. of J.B. & M.J.; 1867 - 1869
LOCK, EUPHEMIA A., Mrs. Benjamin B.; (PATTERSON); 1853 - 1873
Sisters, Margaret Jean Patterson LOCK & Euphemia Ann Patterson LOCK (daughters of Adam & Margaret Tinkler Patterson) married brothers, John Boague LOCK & Benjamin Beadling LOCK (sons of William & Mary Boag LOCK).
John B. LOCK is buried along side his second wife, Ysette Blakely, in Taylor County, Iowa at the Gravity Cemetery. Benjamin B. LOCK is buried along side his second wife, Sarah Jane Street, in N.D.
LONGERBONE, UNA LESTER; ( he remarried unknown)
LONGERBONE, RACHAEL E., Mrs. Una L.; (GARDNER); 1879 - 1901
LONGERBONE, WILLIAM C.; son of U.L. & R.E.; 1900 - 1902
LONGERBONE, EARL L.; son of U.L. & R.E.; 1901 - 1901
LONGERBONE, HESTER H.; dau. of U.L. & R.E.; 1898 - 1909
LYON, FREDERICK F.; 1816 - 1897
LYON, RACHAEL, Mrs. F.F.; (HARRIS); 1825 - 1898
LYON, PEARL; dau. of N.B. & E.; 1895 - 1895
LYON, ORVILLE GILTNER; son of D.N. & F.; 1895 - 1895
McCLINTIC, WILLIAM E.; 1842 - 1896
McCLINTIC, CLARA, Mrs. Wm. E.; (LYON); 1849 - 1936
McCLINTIC, ALEXANDER W.; 1846 - 1897
McCLINTIC, SUSAN ISABELL, Mrs. Alex.; (LYON); remarried Jesse Widger
McCLINTIC, MARGARET N.; dau. of A.W. & S.I.; 1889 - 1891
McCLINTIC, CAM W.; son of A.W. & S.I.; 1888 - 1889
MILLER, JOHN A.; 1816 - 1844
MOORE, NANCY; 1801 - 1874
MORGAN, NANCY, Mrs. E.; ? - ?
MORGAN, JOHN; son of E. & N.; 1854 - 1855
MORGAN, HARRIS; son of E. & N.; 1856 - 1857
MORGAN, SAMUEL; son of E. & N.; 1848 - 1866
MYERS, DAVID; 1816 - 1877
MYERS, RHODA, Mrs. David; 1820 - 1873
MYERS, NANCY ANN; dau. of D. & R.; 1844 - 1848
MYERS, GIBSON A.; son of D. & R.; 1855 - 1855
NEFF, EVA FLORENCE, Mrs. Ralph; (POWERS); 1827 - 1910
NELSON, CHARLES C.; 1843 - 1886
NELSON, CHARLES W.; 1869 - 1895
OSBORN, JAMES; 1790 - 1879
OSBORN, NANCY A., Mrs. James; (RUGGLES); 1790 - 1879
Fulton's 1912 History Of Jefferson County (RUGGLES Sketch) James Osborn came to America when very young, his father having drowned on the way across the water. James Osborn was apprenticed to a Kentucky hat maker and learned the hatter's trade, but in 1841 came to Jefferson County, Iowa, and located in Black Hawl township, where he took up agriculture and resided until his death on Feb. 17, 1879. Mrs. Osborn (Nancy RUGGLES) was a native of Kentucky and died at the home of her son-in-law, Isaac Webb, in Polk township. Martha Ann Osborn, daughter of James & Nancy, married, first, in Jefferson County, Solomon Bowman of Keokuk County, had one son, J. S. Bowman....she married, second, Dec. 31, 1857, John C. RUGGLES.
POINTER, HENRY C.; son of S.H. & E.; 1847 - 1847
POINTER, MARY J.; dau. of S.H. & E.; 1834 - 1848
POINTER, JOHN; son of S.H. & E.; 1851 - 1852
REYNOLDS, JAMES M.; 1825 - 1900
REYNOLDS, AMANDA, Mrs. James M.; (POWERS); 1827 - 1910
REYNOLDS, VERNE M.; dau. of C.E. & E.J.; 1882 - 1890
REYNOLDS, WINONA P.; dau. of C.E. & E.J.; 1885 - 1891
RUGGLES, JESS; son of John C. & Martha Osborn Ruggles; 1807 - 1848
RUGGLES, AMANDA MELVINA, Mrs. Jess; (LMBERT); 1809 - 1853
RUGGLES, AMANDA; dau. of J. & M.; 1846 - 1846
RUGGLES, INFANT; dau. of J. & M.; 1848 - 1848
Fulton's 1912 History Of Jefferson County Seventy years have passed since John Calvin RUGGLES, a well known agriculturist of Sec. 3, Polk township, first came to Jefferson County, Iowa. At that time the Indians were far more numerous thant the white settlers and Mr. RUGGLES remembers the time when he played with the children of the Black Hawk tribe, who were living in nearby villages. He was born in Miami County, Ohio, on March 21, 1832, son of Jesse and Lavine Whetstone RUGGLES. The father was born in Kentucky in 1806, of English descent on the paternal side and of German lineage on his mother's side, and went to Ohio about 1830, where he located in Miami County. In 1834, when John Calvin RUGGLES was two years of age, his parents left Ohio for the middle west, stopping in Illinois for one year and then locating in Lee County, Iowa where they rented a farm for three years, before settling permanently in 1839 at Blue Point, in Black Hawk township, Jefferson County, Here he entered considerable land, which he cultivated until the time of his death in 1848, and his widow made this her home until she passed away in 1851...(see Packwood Cemetery records for John C. RUGGLES).
SANCHEZ TERESO, NICHOLAS; 1866 - 1939
SANCHEZ TERESO, SADIE C., Mrs. Nicholas; (HERMAN); 1872 - 1895
SHAFER, LYDIA A.; 1847 - 1880
SHY, CHARLES; 1808 - 1881
SHY, JACOBINA, Mrs. Charles; (SNIDER); 1813 - 1875
SHY, JOHN; 1855 - 1926
SHY, ELIZABETH, Mrs. John; (ALTMAN); 1857 - 1940
SHY, ANDREW; son of J. & E.; 1879 - 1882
SHY, INFANT; dau. of J. & E.; 1901 - 1901
SHY, HENRY; 1851 - 1940
SHY, SARAH CATHERINE, Mrs. Henry; (TURNBULL); 1854 - 1934
SHY, ANNIE, dau. of H. & S.; 1876 - 1878
SHY, WILLIAM CHARLES; son of H. & S.; 1878 - 1968
SHY, VICK; son of H. & S.; 1880 - 1914
SHY, IRIS BELLE; dau of H. & S.; 1882 - 1883
SHY, CORA E.; dau. of V.H. & E.; 1914 - 1915
SHY, HARRY; 1887 - 1974
SHY, GERTRUDE, Mrs. Harry #1; (SPURGEON); 188? - 1926
SHY, EDNA, Mrs. Harry #2; (FRITCHEN); 1909 - ?
SMITH, LEO E.; 1889 - 1960
SMITH, W. EMORY; 1849 - 1920
SMITH, RACHAEL M., Mrs. W. Emory; 1854 - 1930
SNIDER, JOHN; 1788 - 1852
SNIDER, PHOEBE, Mrs. John; (BRODENSTINE); 1792 - 1881
SNIDER, GEORGE; 1821 - 1906
SNIDER, MARY ANN, Mrs. George #1; (KISTLER); 1824 - 1881
SNIDER, LOVINA, Mrs. George #2; (JOHNSON); 1856 - ?
SNIDER, HANNAH E.; dau. of G. & M.A.; 1861 - 1863
SNIDER, WILLIAM A.; 1867 - 1904
SNIDER, NORA, Mrs. William; (KISTLER); 1869 - ?
SNIDER, CHARLES; 1858 - 1932
SNIDER, DELLA, Mrs. Charles; (BOWMAN); divorced
SNIDER, GEORGE W.Jr.; 1872 - 1948
SNIDER, ISA, Mrs. George W. Jr.; (TRACY); divorced
SNIDER, ALICE PEARL; dau. of G.W. & W.P.; 1927 - 1927
SNIDER, MARY ANN; dau. of J. & M.A.; 1853 - 1856
SPARKS, FRANCES E.; dau. of R. & M.; 1852 - 1852
SPENCER, MARY A.; dau. of G.H. & D.; 1859 - 1859
SPENCER, MARY J.; dau. of G. & C.; 1829 - 1947
SPURGEON, MABEL, Mrs. Wood; (WIGGINS); 1866 - 1901
STEPHENSON, MATILDA, Mrs. J.L.; (OSBURN); 1836 - 1869
STEPHENSON, ATHER L.; son of J.L. & M.; 1869 - 1869
STOREY, MINNIE, Mrs.T.; (LEWMAN); 1869 - 1901
STOREY, GLADYS; dau. of T. & M.; 1901 - 1901
TALLEY, ALBERT; 1852 - 1944
TALLEY, CAROLINE, Mrs. Albert; 1852 - 1940
TALLEY, MAY; dau. of A. & S.C.; 1874 - 1875
TALLEY, EVA; dau of A. & S.C.; 1883 - 1896
TALLEY, WILLIAM SYPERT; 1873 - 1927
THOMAS, EDWARD; 1848 - 1864
THOMAS, AMZI; 1857 - 1858
TURNBULL, WILLIAM; 1810 - 1896
TURNBULL, ELIZABETH; 1812 - 1858
TURNBULL, WILLIAM T.; 1881 - 1881
TURNBULL, JAMES; 1893 - 19??
TURNBULL, MARY ANN, Mrs. James; (RUGGLES); 1834 - 1895
TURNBULL, INFANT; son of J. & M.J.; 1871 - 1871
TURNBULL, WILLIAM; son of J. & M.A.; 1856 - 1858
TURNBULL, TWINS; children of J. & M.A.;1876 - 1876
TURNBULL, LOIS A.; dau. of T. & A.E.; 1878 - 1880
TURNBULL, JESSE A.; son of John & S.J.; 1876 - 1877
TURNBULL, CATHARINE E.; dau. of John & S.J.; 1869 - 1870
WARNER, MARY, Mrs. John; 1805 - 1846
WARNER, MARION; son of J. & A..; 1831 - 1846
WEBB, ISAAC; 1829 - 1920
WEBB, NANCY ELLEN, Mrs. Isaac; (OSBORNE); 1834 - 1931
WEBB, BELLE "ELIZABETH"; dau. of I. & N.E.; 1864 - 1886
WEBB, "LOUISA" OLIVE; dau. of I. & N.E.; 1868 - 1886
WEBB, NANCY JANE; dau. of I. & N.E.; 1854 - 1855
WEBB, AMANDA E.; 1857 - 1912
WEBB, MARTHA FRANCIS; dau. of I. & N.E.; 1860 - 1933
WEBB, ALBERT VAN DOREN; son of I. & N.E.; 1872 - 1873
WENTWORTH, MABEL; dau. of B.F. & R.M.; 1891 - 1893
WIDGER, ISABELLA SUSAN, Mrs. Jesse; (LYON); 1868 - 1933
WIDNER, ANNA MAY; dau. of W.R. & C.; 1897 - 1904
WIGGINS, GRIFFON GORDON; 1842 - 1924
WIGGINS, MARTHA, Mrs. G.G.; (LEWMAN); 1842 - 1924
WIGGINS, BERTIE B.; son of G.G. & M.A.; 1873 - 1875
WIGGINS, RACHAEL O.; dau. of G.G. & M.A.; 1875 - 1876
WIGGINS, ANNIE; dau. of G.G. & M.A.; 1878 - 1878
WIGGINS, JAMES LEWIS; 1864 - 1938
WIGGINS, DOROTHY ANNA MARIA, Mrs. James L.; (SANCHEZ); 1861 - 1910
WIGGINS, CLARA A.; dau. of J.L. & D.A.; 1889 - 1890
WIGGINS, GRIFFIN A.; son of J.L. & D.A.; 1890 - 1891
WOLFE, REECE; 1841 - 1871
WOLFE, JANE E., Mrs. Reece; (LOCK); 1847 - 1940
NOTES;
Reece Wolfe (son of William & Margaret Elliott Wolfe) and Jane Elizabeth LOCK (daughter of William & Mary Boag LOCK) were united in marriage on November 20, 1865.
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