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The township of Jefferson is bounded by a line commencing on the east side of the Iowa river at the section line dividing sections 23 and 26. township 74, range 3 west : thence following the east bank of said lowa river to the section line dividing sections 20 and 21, township 73, range 2 west : thence on southern bank of said river to the section line dividing sections 14 and 23, township 73. range 2 west : thence east to the Mississippi river ; thence following said Missis- sippi river to the Muscatine Slough ; thence up the west bank of said Muscatine Slough to the section line dividing sections 20 and 29, township 74, range 2 west ; thence west to place of beginning.
Port Louisa township is bounded by a line commencing at the north county line on the east side of the Muscatine Slough : thence south on the bank of said Muscatine Slough to the range line dividing township 75, range 3 and township 75, range 2, at section 30; thence south to southwest corner of section 31. town- ship 75, range 2: thence west to southwest corner of section 34, township 75. range 3 : thence south to the Iowa river ; thence on east bank of said Iowa river to section line dividing sections 23 and 26, township 74, range 3 west ; thence east to Muscatine Slough ; thence on the west bank of said Muscatine Slough till it intersects the Mississippi river ; thence up said Mississippi river to the northeast corner of the county ; thence west to the place of beginning.
Grandview township is bounded by a line commencing at the northwest cor- ner of section 6, township 75. range 3 west ; thence south to the Iowa river on range line dividing township 74, range 3, township 74, range 4: thence on east bank of Iowa river to section line dividing sections 15 and 16, township 74. range 3 west : thence north to northeast corner of section 4, township 74. range 3 west : thence east to southeast corner of section 36, township 75. range 3 west : thence north to the Muscatine Slough : thence on cast bank of said slough to county line : thence west to the place of beginning.
Concord township is bounded by a line commencing on the west side of Cedar river at the county line : thence following said bank to section line dividing sections 19 and 20, township 75, range 4, on the west side of the Iowa river ; thence on west bank of said Iowa river to section line dividing sections 33 and
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34, township 75, range 4 west : thence north to east side of the Iowa river ; thence on east bank of said river to range line dividing section 1, township 74, range 4, and section 6. township 74, range 3 : thence north to northeast corner of section I, township 75. range 4 west ; thence west to place of beginning.
Oakland township is bounded by a line commencing at the northeast corner of section 1, township 76, range 5: thence south to the southeast corner of sec- tion 36, township 76, range 5 west ; thence east to Cedar river ; thence south to the intersection of the Iowa river ; thence north on east bank of the Iowa river to county line ; thence east to place of beginning.
Union township is bounded by a line commencing at the northwest corner of section 6, township 76, range 5 west : thence south to the southwest corner of section 7, township 75, range 5 west ; thence east to the southeast corner of sec- tion 12, township 75, range 5, on east bank of the Iowa river : thence northwest to county line ; thence west to place of beginning.
Columbus City township is bounded by a line commencing at the northwest corner of section 18, township 75, range 5 west : thence south to southwest cor- ner of section 7, township 74, range 5 west ; thence east to range line between township 74, range 5, and township 74, range 4 west : thence south to southwest corner of section 18, township 74, range 4 west : thence east to southeast corner of section 16, township 74, range 4 west ; thence north to Iowa river : thence on south bank of said river to the section line dividing sections 19 and 20, town- ship 75, range 4 : thence north to north bank of Iowa river : thence following said river bank to the southwest corner of said section 7, township 75, range 4: thence west to place of beginning.
Wapello township is bounded by a line commencing at the north side of the lowa river on section line dividing sections 33 and 34, township 75. range 4 and running south to the southwest corner of section 15. township 74, range 4 west ; thence east to the southeast corner of section 14, township 74, range 4 west : thence south to the southwest corner of section 12. township 73, range 4; thence east to southeast corner of section 9. township 73. range 3 west : thence south to 12 section line of section 22. township 73. range 3 west ; thence east to center of said section : thence south to county line; thence east to southeast corner of section 31, township 73. range 2 west : thence north to the northeast corner of section 30. township 73, range 2 west : thence east to the Iowa river ; thence north to the north bank of said river : thence northwest on bank of said river to the place of beginning.
Elm Grove township is bounded by a line commencing at the northwest corner of section 18, township 74, range 5 west, and running south to the south- west corner of section 36, township 74, range 5 west ; thence north to section line dividing sections 12 and 13, township 74. range 5 west ; thence west to place of beginning.
Marshall township is bounded by a line commencing at the northwest corner of section 19. township 74, range 4 west, and running south to southwest corner of section 7, township 73, range 4 west : thence east to the southeast corner of section II, township 73, range 4 west ; thence north to the northeast corner of section 23, township 74, range 4 west ; thence west to place of beginning.
Morning Sun township is bounded by a line commencing at the northwest corner of section 18, township 73. range 4 west, and running south to the south-
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west corner of section 31, township 73, range 4 west; thence east to the half section line of section 22, township 73, range 3 west : thence north to the half section line of section 22, township 73, range 3 west ; thence west to section line dividing sections 21 and 22, township 73, range 3 west : thence north to the northeast corner of section 16, township 73. range 3 west ; thence west to place of beginning, and the same is ordered to be recorded in the book of township boundaries of said county.
On September 5, 1859, the boundaries of Wapello and Marshall townships were changed by attaching section 36, township 74, range 4, and the north half, and the southwest quarter of section I, township 73, range 4, to Marshall township.
The next change we note in the matter of township boundaries was made on March 9, 1860, on petition of William Harrison and others asking that the western boundary line of Eliot township be extended due north from the north- west corner of section 29, township 73 north, range 2 west, to the Iowa river, which was done.
The next change was on July 3, 1860, and affected three townships. It took all that part of section 19, township 74 north, range 4 west, which was then in Marshall township, and the south half of section 18 of the same township and range I, which was then in Columbus City township, and added them to Elm Grove township.
The next change was on December 29, 1860, and was made on the petition of A. D. Hurley and others, and affected Jefferson and Wapello townships by attaching the following to Wapello township, namely: Commencing at the quarter section corner of the north boundary of section 26, township 74 north, range 3 west : thence east to the northeast quarter of said section : thence down to the meander corner on the Iowa river and running between sections 25 and 26 and 35 and 36 in the same township and range, and attaching all of the land lying between such line and the Iowa river to Wapello township.
On January 6. 1863, on petition of Joseph Nichols and others, the Board changed the boundary between Marshall and Columbus City townships by add- ing to Marshall the north half of section 22, and the northwest quarter of sec- tion 23, in township 74, range 4. June 6, 1865, on petition of Joseph Mickey, the east half of section 19, township 74, range 4, was attached to Marshall township. On November 16, 1876, the boundaries of Elm Grove township were fixed as follows: Commencing at the northwest corner of section 18, township 74, range 5 : thence south to the southwest corner of section 31; thence east to the southeast corner of section 36; thence north to the northeast corner of sec- tion 25, all in township 74. range 5 ; thence east to the quarter section corner on the south side of section 19; thence north to the south line of section 18; thence east to the southeast corner of section 18; thence north to the quarter post on the east side of said section 18: thence west to the west line of said section 18: all in township 74, range 4; thence north on the range line dividing ranges 4 and 5 to the northeast corner of section 13. township 74, range 5; thence west to the northwest corner of section 18, township 74, range 5, the place of beginning.
On January 5, 1892, all the territory lying east of the Iowa river, then in Jefferson township, was transferred to Eliot township, being fractional section 31, township 74, range I and fractional sections 5, 6, 8, 9 and 16, and sections 7, 17 and 18 all in township 73, range 1, and sections 12 and 13, and that part of
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sections 11 and 14 (including Cedar Island) lying east of the lowa river in township 73, range 2.
It will readily be seen that it would be quite difficult to give the names of the early settlers of the county by townships, for the reason that at first there were no townships, and there have been so many changes since they were formed. A great many of the real early settlers of the county will be found among the names taken from the Wisconsin census of 1836 as given in Chapter six. The names of numerous others who came in the early days are found in the records of the early courts and in the list of county officials.
Among the earliest settlers in Wapello township, were: William Milligan, Wright Williams, Jacob Rinearson, Rolla ( Riley) Driscol, Jeremiah Smith, Sr .. James McDaniel. C. M. McDaniel, Thomas England, James M. Clark, Francis Springer, Thomas Harrison, Samuel Jamison, George Jamison, John Allison. John Drake. William Clark, Robert Williams, Silas Chrisman, Isaac Rinearson, G. B. Alexander, John Deihl. James Wilson, Phillip B. Harrison, S. S. Gourley. Thomas I. Rose, Edward H. Thomas, Mark Davison, Merrit Jamison, S. M. Kirkpatrick, T. N. Ives, N. J. Ives, James Brogan, John Brogan.
Among the earliest settlers in Eliot township were: Allan Eliot. William II. Creighton, Samuel Smith, Phillip Maskell, James Gordon, James Ilatcher, Rufus P. Burlingame. William Dupont, Richard Staige. Samuel Pitt.
Among the earliest settlers in Morning Sun township were: Peter Curran, Josiah Vertrees, Levi Gregory, Thomas Bell. Aaron Chamberlin, John A. Lewin. Henry Hobbs. Samuel Dunham, William Bell. John Willson, Zadok Jarvis, Thomas Gregory, Garrett B. Garrison, John Bell, John Driscol. W. P. Brown, J. C. Brown, Samuel Bell. H. C. Blake.
Among the earliest settlers of Marshall township were: Joseph Higbee, Jacob Mintun, James W. Isett. R. W. Gwinn, John Marshall. Nixon Scott, Dr. Samuel R. Isett, John Sellers, Joshua Marshall, FI. M. Ochiltree, George Key. William 1sett, Franklin Griswold. Ira Griswold. Richard Restine. Richard Slaughter, Ananias Simpkins, John Marshall. Elijah Lathrop.
Among the earliest settlers in Columbus City township were: S. K. Hel- mick, Henry Marsden, Joseph L. Derbin, G. Barstow Williams, Benjamin Stod- (lard. Isaac Hall. Joel Bronson, Oliver Sweet, James M. Robertson, Thomas Neal, Thomas Stoddard, Zebina Williams, James G. Hall, Joseph Ilall, Amos Hammond, W. W. Garner, Orleans Spafford. David Dix.
Among the earliest settlers in Grandview township were: James Latta. Samuel Latta, Levi Thornton, Abram McCleary. Clark Alexander. George Humphreys, Martin Gray, Spencer Wilson, William Thompson, John Thompson. Lot Thornton, John Taylor. Robert Childers, Alvin Clark, John H. Williamson, Alex. Ross, Thomas B. Shellabarger, Robert Gray, John Cresswell, Andrew Kendall. William Fowler. Sylvanus Carey. J. P. Walker.
Among the earliest settlers in Port Louisa township were: John Ronalds. Thomas D. Killough. Levi Stephen, Joseph Crow, Henry Rockafellar, William Harden, William F. Dickerson, Albert O. Stickney, William Kennedy, James Erwin, Samuel G. Chambers. G. H. Crow. D. P. Herron, Albert McClung. James M. Cresswell, Elisha Searl. John F. Adams, John Holmes.
Among the earliest settlers of Jefferson township were: Christopher Shuck, Valentine Faulkner. Isaac Parsons, John W. Ferguson, James Majors, Riley
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Mallory, Elisha Hook, Peter DeMott, Peter Keever and his sons, David Morgan, William L. Toole, T. M. Parsons, Orrin or Orien Briggs, Asa Mallory, Harmon Mallory, Thomas Bras.
Among the earliest settlers in Concord township were: James C. Sterlin, Dr. Enoch K. Maxson, Joseph Clark, Robert F. Newell, James Waterbury, Mar- vel Wheelock, George Stone, James Bedwell, Micajah Reeder, John Knott, Jacob Shellabarger, Alexander Finley.
Among the earliest settlers in Union township were: John Clark, Patrick Colton, Elisha Shephard, Steven B. Thompson, Quince Thompson, David Flack, John Flack and Wm. J. R. Flack.
Among the earliest settlers in Oakland township were: Hugh Callan, or Calin, Joseph Blake, Curtis Knight, John Brown, Ward Blake, Cyril Carpenter, G. W. Allen.
Among the earliest settlers in Elm Grove township were: Joseph Buffington, James Q. Buffington, Sylvester Stackhouse, Samuel Pierce, Philip J. Buffington, James Riley, Elijah Jennings, H. J. McCormick, Silas Lunbeck, Barton Jones.
For the reasons already stated some of the foregoing names may be assigned by us to the wrong township. It is true that some of the early settlers began their pioneer career in one township, but lived the greater part of their lives in another and became identified with the latter. For instance, John H. Benson is usually credited to Grandview township, although he was one of the pioneer settlers of Jefferson ; and there are many other similar cases.
As noted elsewhere in this work, the earliest settlement of the county was made in the southern part of it, first probably about Toolesboro, which was not within the Keokuk Reserve, and about the same time, or a little later at Virginia Grove, which was also out of the Reserve, but neither of these were much before the first settlements in Eliot, Grandview and Port Louisa townships.
A great majority of the early settlers settled either in township 73 or in township 74. By the early settlers we mean those who came here as early as 1840, or shortly thereafter.
We have prepared a list of the land entries made by our early settlers. It must not be understood either, that the lands entered as shown in this list were in every case the places of first settlement of the men named, nor that the dates of the entries were the dates of their coming to this county. There were no government sales of land in this county until November, 1838, and at that time only a part of the lands in township 73 were sold, and the rest of the lands in the county were not offered for sale by the government until 1839, 1840, and 1841. It must also be borne in mind, that many of the settlers who came here in 1836 and 1837, moved from one place to another, and sold or traded their claims, and that there is no record to be found of these transactions. But it is still probable that a majority of the land entries as shown in the following list were made by the original settlers themselves. By taking a map of the county. the reader can easily see who were the pioneers in the different localities.
Much of the land in township 73, and some in 74, was swamp land, and not entered until a later date. It is proper to say also, that the lands entered by Lyne Starling are not noted, for the reason that he was not an actual settler. His land entries comprise a great many acres. It is possible that some of the names included in the list were not actual settlers.
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In most instances, we have given the names with the spelling which appears on the records.
LAND ENTRIES IN TOWNSHIP 73 NORTH, RANGE 2 WEST.
Section 3
George W. Fleming 1839
James Guest 1840
William Fleming 1840
Section 4
James Guest 1840
William Cromley 1840
Section 5
Harmon Mallory 1840
Peter Keever 1840
Thomas Murray 1840
Section 6
George Long 1840
Section 7
James Keever 1840
Section 8
Israel Trask 1839
James Keever
1840
John Deihl 1840
Section Q
Elias Keever 1840
James A. Tool 1840
Israel Trask 1839
Freeman Shaw 1840
Philip Baker
1840
Section 10
James . 1. Tool 1840
Thomas Bras 1840
Joshua Hedges 1840
Elias Keever
1839
Orrin Briggs 1839
Section II
James A. Tool. 1840
Isaac Z. Shuck
1840
Joshua Hedges 1840
Section 14
Albert Coonrod 1840
John H. Benson. 1840
Jonathan Parsons 1839
Section 18
James Wilson 1840
Grey Wells 1840
Section 19
Moses W. Robinson 1840
Orson V. Craig .1840
Thomas Harrison . 1840
John Deihl
. 1840
Section 21
Thomas Harrison 1840
John Deihl
1840
Section 22
Jonas Ruffner .1840
Section 25
Richard Staige
.1840
Section 26
David McCoy 1840
Samuel Pitt 1840
Section 27
John Pitt, Jr.
1840
Richard Staige 1840
Section 28
Samuel Smith 1839
Thomas Harrison
1840
Section 29
Thomas Harrison 1840
Jeremiah Smith, Sr
1839
Samuel Smith
. 1839
Section 30
David McCoy .1840
Section 31
Reuben Nichols 1840
Henry Creighton 1839
William Cromley 1840
Thomas Harrison 1840
Section 32
Samuel Smith . 1840
Thomas J. Taylor. 1840
Isabell C. Anderson 1841
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Section 33
Lewis Benedict 1840
Thomas Harrison 1840
Samuel Smith 1840
David McCoy 1840
Section 34
Samuel Pitt 1840
Richard Staige 1840
William Cromley 1840
Richard Staige . 1840
William H. Creighton. . 1840
William Cromley
1840
LAND ENTRIES IN TOWNSHIP 73 NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST.
Section I
Henry Warnstaff 1840
Section 2
James Warnstaff 1840
Sterling Seeley
1840
Section 3
John H. T. Gaff. 1840
Sections 4, 5 and 6 were not entered until later, mostly in 1851 to 1853.
Section 7
John S. David. 1840
Section 8
John S. David. I840
William Gregory
1844
Section 9
Nathan Gregory
1840
Section 10
Nathan Gregory
1840
Section II
James W. Isett 1840
Daniel Biggs
I841
Sterling Seeley
1840
Section 12
James W. Isett. IS40
Section 13
Reuben Wanzer 1840
James W. Isett.
1 840
Thadius Stoddard
1840
Section 14
James W. Isett.
1840
Thomas L. Rose.
1840
Section 15
Samuel Jamison
1840
Thomas Gregory
. 1840
Merit Jamison
. 1840
George Jamison
1840
John Davenport
1841
Section 17
Reuben P. Bolles
I840
John Smith
1840
Erastus Cowles
1840
Benjamin Cutburth
1840
Abraham Hill
I841
Section 18
Jolin Dreskill
1839
Riley Dreskill
1839
John A. Lewin.
1840
Jesse B. Webber.
1840
Jesse and Silas Hamilton
1843
Section 19
John Smith
I840
Josiah Vertrees
1841
Thompson Brown
1842
James McClurkin
1844
James C. Brown
1845
H. C. Blake.
1845
Section 20
Henry Hobbs
1840
Erastus Cowles 1840
Mathew Mcclurkin (Recorded as McLurkin) .1840
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Section 35
William H. Creighton. 1839
James Gordon 1839
Section 36
James Wilson
. 1840
John Atchison, Jr.
. 1840
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William Wooley 1840
Thomas D. Evans 1844
Section 21
Thomas Gregory 1 840
Levi Gregory 1840
Henry Hobbs . 1839
John Davenport 1840
Garrett B. Garrison
1830
Tobias Brogan
.1840
James Marshall 1840
Mathew Mcclurkin
1840
James Wooley
1840
William Wooley 1840
Section 22
Samuel Jamison 1840
George Jamison .1840
Albert Jamison 1840
Garret B. Garrison . 1840
John Flack 1840
Section 23
John Millard 1839
David Hurley
1840
Benjamin Ogle 1847
Section 24
Samuel Smith 1840
George Newell 1842
Robert Newell 1843
Stephen Newell 1843
Section 25
John Deihl 1840
Section 26
John Deilil 1840
David Hurley 1840
James K. Williams 1840
David D. Webster. 1842
Section 27
J. Nelson
184I
D. H. Fisher 1841
James K. Williams 1840
Section 28
Mathew MeClurkin 1839
Thomas Mcclurkin 1842
James Mcclurkin 1844
Section 30
David A. Lough 1841
Josiah Vertrees 1840
David Mcclurkin 1845
Cicero Hamilton
1845 .
James McClure 1843
Section 31
James Hamilton 1844
James M. Swan. 1846
Ilenry M. Ochiltree 1848
Section 32
Samttel Barr 1840
James Popenoe 1840
John O'Laughlin 1840
Decey O'Laughlin
1840
James Marshall
1840
Hamilton Brown
1846
John D. Welch
18.45
Section 33
John O'Laughlin 1839
Samuel Barr 1840
John Wilson 1840
George W. C. Miller 1842
Section 34
John Flack 1840
Mark Davison 1840
John Wilson 1840
James Wilson 1840
John Brogan 1841
Section 35
John Flack 1840
Mark Davison
1840
Section 36
Reuben C. Mason 1840
James W. Isett. 1840
Robert Newell 1842
LAND ENTRIES IN TOWNSIIIP 73 NORTH, RANGE 4 WEST.
Section I
John Brent 1839
Lewis Benedict
Samuel Dunham 1838
1838
Thos. Swan 1839
Alex. Hunter 1839
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Section 2
George Key
1838
Section 3
Joshua Marshall 1838
George Key 1839
Lewis Benedict
1839
John Brent
1839
Thomas Swan
1839
Alex. Hunter
1839
Section 4
Joseph Higbee 1839
Peter Curran 1839
Joshua Marshall 1838
John Bell
1838
Christian Clymer
1838
James W. Isett.
1838
Section 5
Stephen S. Phelps 1838
Christian Clymer 1838
Section 6
Stephen S. Phelps.
1838
Section 8
John Bell
1838
Thomas Bell 1838
George Hastie 1838
Section 9
George Key 1838
Joshua Marshall 1838
Henry M. Ochiltree. 1838
Thos. Bell
1838
John M. Isett. 1839
Section 10
Philip B. Harrison 1838
George Key 1838
Samuel H. Berry
1838
Section II
George Key 1838
Lewis Benedict 1838
James Isett 1838
Joseph Newhall 1839
Section 12
Samuel Dunham 1838
Alexander Marshall 1839
Seth S. Ransom
.1839
Section 14
Richard W. Gwinn 1838
Peter Curran 1838
Joshua Marshall . 1838
James A. Carnahan
1838
Section 15
Peter Curran entered the whole sec- tion in 1838.
Section 21
James A. Carnahan . 1838
Joseph Newhall 1839
Lincoln Goodall
1838
Section 22
Zadok Jarvis
.1838
Richard W. Gwinn . 1838
James A. Carnahan
1838
Thomas Bell
1838
Section 23
James D. Spearman 1838
John Bell
1838
Z. Jarvis
1838
Josialı Vertrees
1838
William Pearcy
1838
Section 24
William P. Brown.
1838
George Hastie
1838
Christian Clymer
1838
Section 25
William P. Brown.
1838
Robert Russell
1838
Peter Curran
1838
Section 26
Aaron Chamberlin
1838
Peter Curran
1838
Section 27
John Bell 1838
William Pearcy 1838
Alexander Marshall
1839
Joseph Newhall
. 1839
Section 35
Joshua Marshall 1839
Peter Curran
1838
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Section 36
John W. Smith 1839
Robert Russell . .1838
William Miller 1839
LAND ENTRIES IN TOWNSHIP 74 NORTH, RANGE 2 WEST.
Section 18
David P. Herron. 1840
William Harden 1840
Section 19
Ephriam Morrison 1840
Elisha Searl 1840
Section 20
Elisha Searl 1840
Section 29
Elisha Searl of81
Section 30
Seth Richards
1840
James Guest
.1839
LAND ENTRIES IN TOWNSHIP 74 NORTIL, RANGE 3 WEST.
Section I
Henry Rockafellar 1840
James Erwin, Jr 1840
James M. Cresswell. 1840
Section 2
John Cresswell 1839
John Ronald 1840
Alexander Williamson 1840
John Erwin 1840
Section 3
Caleb J. Vredenburg . 1840
Zachariah Salmon 1840
Section 4
William Thompson 1840
William Shoemaker 1840
Charles W. Mullen 1840
Section 5
William Shoemaker 1840
William Kurts 1840
James Latta 1840
Benjamin Phillips 1839
Section 6
James Reeder 1839
James Latta 1840
Zachariah Kurts 1840
Section 7
Joel Bronson 1840
Jas. Blanchard 1840
Section 8
James Latta otgI
William Kurts 1840
Section 9
William Thompson
.1840
Section IO
John F. Adams. 1840
Thos. D. Killough 1840
John Holmes
1840
Section II
Alexander Williamson 1840
John Ronalds 1840
Joel C. Parsons 1844
John Holmes 1840
Section 12
James Guest 1840
Jolın Ronalds 1840
Richard Stevens 1840
Section 13
Levi Stevens 1840
William F. Dickerson . 1840
Samuel G. Chambers, 1840
Elisha Searl 1840
Henry Boling 1840
Section 31
George Long 1840
Jonathan E. Fletcher 1840
Section 32
William Harden
.1840
Section 33
William Harden .1840
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Joseph Mullen 1840
Section 14
Levi Stevens 1840
William F. Dickerson
1840
Section 15
Alexander Williamson
1840
Jonathan E. Fletcher
1840
Section 17
James Latta
1840
John Bayne
1840
Section 18
Joseph Story
1847
Section 19
Orren Stoddard
.1840
Section 20
Jesse Evans
1840
Section 21
Thomas England 1840
Susanna Bevins
1840
Section 23
William Kennedy
1840
Isaac Smith
1840
Section 25
Joseph Stoner
1840
John H. Williamson
1840
Isaac Smith
1840
Section 26
William M. Clark.
840
James W. Isett
1840
David M. Harrison
1840
Jonathan E. Fletcher
1839
Section 27 (Wapello) William Milligan and Thomas England . . 1840
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