| Last
Name |
First
Name |
Date
of Death |
Comments |
| Acheson |
Ramsey |
27
Apr 1902 |
Carpenter;
past middle age |
| Adams |
Isaac |
25
May 1908 |
Aged
87; early settler; lived several miles SW |
| Alexander |
John |
19
Nov 1900 |
Aged
man of no capacity, wood sawyer |
| Alexander |
Mrs.
T. J. |
6
Dec 1910 |
Aged
65; accidentally burned to death starting a fire with kerosene;
lived south part of town |
| Allen |
Isaac |
29
Feb 1904 |
Aged
80; old soldier and old settler; prominent for being no account |
| Armbreast |
Casper |
28
Apr 1908 |
Old
soldier; early settler; SE of town; later moved to the city where he
died |
| Armstrong |
Robert |
16
Jun 1906 |
Past
middle age; came here in 1923 (sic); farmer & implement dealer;
Mason and my first Masonic funeral as Master of Masonic Lodge |
| Armstrong |
Sam |
14
Jan 1911 |
Aged
65; quite a character; livestock dealer; booze fighter |
| Baker |
Brigham |
13
Mar 1906 |
Tragic
death; drunk-fell against spike in a barn where hung all night |
| Banker |
Lem |
12
Feb 1901 |
Aged
about 60; paralysis; prominent farmer near Pitzer; member Board
Supervisors |
| Banks |
Warren |
8
Jul 1902 |
Jumped
from Buffalo bridge into the river during flood |
| Bardrick |
Isaac |
29
Aug 1907 |
Early
settler; formerly lived in west part of county |
| Barrus |
Daniel |
19
Feb 1913 |
Age
77; book keeper; came here in 1879 |
| Bauer |
Stanislaus |
9
Dec 1909 |
Born
in Germany 1823; came here in 1859; came to America 1823; prominent
farmer living north part of county |
| Beardsly |
N.M. |
3
Oct 1905 |
Old
settler; lived about 10 miles SE of city |
| Beerbower |
O.
Jud |
27
May 1910 |
Aged
51; born here; carpenter; died at Portland, Oregon; cremated ashes
buried here |
| Bennett |
Derrick |
8
Aug 1909 |
Aged
83; early settler; broke first prairie in Madison Township; came
here in the early 50's; prominent as businessman and citizen |
| Bennett |
M.
E. |
18
Aug 1911 |
Aged
763; early settler and old soldier; lived 10 miles NW of city';
elected sheriff and moved to Winterset where he died |
| Benson |
Samuel |
22
Sep 1907 |
Early
settler; plasterer by trade; prominent character; Democrat;
populist; free silverite |
| Bertholf |
Alex |
23
Jan 1902 |
Aged
man and early settler; lived about 9 miles SW of city; prominent |
| Betts |
Samuel |
19
Jan 1901 |
Aged
99 years 10 mo + 24 days, old settler, day laborer |
| Bevington |
Irvin |
30
Mar 1901 |
Young
man; married; life was destroyed by booze |
| Bevington |
Mrs.
C.D. |
1
Oct 1902 |
Aged;
husband prominent; president of 1st National Bank and wealthy land
owner and cattle dealer |
| Bevington |
Dr.
C.D. |
13
Nov 1903 |
Aged
in seventies; wealthy land owner and live stock dealer; wealthiest
man in the county; President of 1st National Bank |
| Biggs |
John |
11
Jan 1901 |
Aged
about 50. Printer and
not well balanced, cut his throat with a razor and died from wound |
| Bishop |
Charles |
14
Aug 1905 |
Worked
in lumber yard; died a horrible death from delirium tremors |
| Black |
James
H. |
31
May 1913 |
Age
86; old settler; formerly lived 3 miles west of town; farmer |
| Boling |
Grandma |
8
Mar 1901 |
Correct
age unknown; relatives claim she was a hundred or more; lived about
8 miles south of town |
| Boyd |
Mrs.
Mary |
2
Aug 1908 |
Born
in Ireland 1808; died near Pitzer, Ia; one of the real old ones;
came here in 1870 |
| Breeding |
Jim
W. |
22
Sep 1903 |
Farmer
lived north of town; sheriff of county and died while in campaign
for 2nd term |
| Brittain |
Peas |
4
Nov 1908 |
Early
settler and old solder; formerly lived north of city; died near
Earlham |
| Brooker |
John |
8
Apr 1904 |
Ex
member of Board of Supervisors; lived north of city and had just
moved to town |
| Broskie |
G.
W. |
5
Apr 1901 |
Mr.
Broskie was engineer on the Winterset branch; freight and later
passenger; deaths near together; fine people |
| Broskie |
Mrs.
G. W. |
13
Apr 1901 |
Mr.
Broskie was engineer on the Winterset branch; freight and later
passenger; deaths near together; fine people |
| Brown |
Ed |
26
Jul 1907 |
Aged
man; early settler; old soldier; prominent shoe dealer; retired and
moved to Pueblo, Col where he died |
| Brown |
John |
10
Apr 1911 |
Aged
84; came here 1854; owned two farms |
| Brown |
Mrs.
Ed |
7
Nov 1912 |
Age
71; came to city with husband 1864; husband dry goods and shoe
merchant |
| Brown |
Capt. |
6
Oct 1913 |
Age
93; member of County Supervisors 1885; business man of St Charles;
died at his home in Indianola |
| Buchanan |
J.
F. |
18
Feb 1903 |
Prominent
farmer lived 1 mile west of town; formerly member of county
supervisors |
| Buchanan |
Mrs.
J. F. |
17
Jan 1913 |
Aged
86; early settler came here 1875; good woman |
| Bullock |
John |
27
Mar 1902 |
Hunch
back; crippled from birth; in his 30's |
| Carey |
L.
O. |
25
Oct 1911 |
Aged
53; retired farmer and in grocery business here |
| Catterlin |
Mrs.
Sherman |
14
Dec 1912 |
Middle
aged; born in Illinois; died at Canyon City, Colo; buried in
Winterset cemetery |
| Chapman |
Clarence |
2
Mar 1904 |
Middle
aged man; killed while chopping wood 2 1/2 miles east of city; tree
fell on him |
| Cherry |
Mrs.
DR. |
14
Jan 1911 |
Aged
about 75; early settler |
| Clark |
Mrs.
Caleb |
10
Jan 1901 |
Aged
woman and one of the first settlers of this county, came with her
husband and family from Missouri in spring of 1846 |
| Cochran |
Wesley |
15
Mar 1912 |
Age
77; early settler; came 1851; large land owner in SW part of county;
highly respected |
| Coleman |
John |
26
Sep 1900 |
This
man was found dead two doors north of
St. Nicholas. He
was a floater and hard drinker |
| Conwa |
Lloyd |
10
Aug 1906 |
Old
solder and old settler; lived in SW part of county where he was
large land owner; stock raiser; ex member of Board of County
Supervisors; lost an arm in war of 1861-5; died in California |
| Cook |
A.
L. |
9
Sep 1908 |
Died
in hospital at Omaha; result of accident; fell through haymow
opening in Nebraska |
| Cooper |
Mrs.
Joseph |
21
Apr 1905 |
Tragic
death; clothes caught fire from cook stove where she had his 40.00
in bills |
| Cooper |
Dan |
18
Jul 1913 |
Age
about 70; came here 1857; ex postmaster; old soldier; moved to
Lamar, Colo 1886; buried there |
| Cox |
Dory |
18
Sep 1905 |
Aged
about 35; conspicuous because of his size; weighed about 300 pounds;
died rather suddenly |
| Crawford |
Mrs.
Anderson |
21
Dec 1901 |
Her
husband died years ago; prominent among the older grocery men of the
town; aged about 80 |
| Criss |
Joe |
3
Dec 1905 |
Farmer
lived about 5 miles north of town; middle aged man |
| Cummings |
H.
J. B. |
16
Apr 1909 |
Early
settler came in 1856; Colonel of 39 Ia If. Vols. of Revolutionary
fighty stock; born 1831; editor; member of Congress; wealthy; owned
6 business buildings |
| Cunningham |
John |
1
Nov 1904 |
Aged
man; one of the richest men of the county; estimated to be worth
325.000; lived about 12 miles NE of city |
| Dabney |
John |
30
Nov 1902 |
Retired
wealthy farmer; farm 8 miles west of city; personal friend of writer |
| Dabney |
A.
R. |
12
Jun 1913 |
Age
about 63; prominent attorney here; moved to Oakland, California
where died and buried there |
| Danner |
Aunt
Betsy |
27
Aug 1902 |
Aged
89; early settler and mother of Annis (& amner) Frankelberger |
| Darnall |
George |
9
Apr 1909 |
Aged
man; early settler; highly respected constable |
| Darnell |
Tom |
9
Mar 1910 |
About
75; came here from Warren County; land owner and stock buyer; rough
in nature |
| Darnell |
Jimmy |
29
Jun 1911 |
Old
soldier; early settler; harness maker by trade |
| Davisson |
Dr.
D. D. |
27
Dec 1902 |
Prominent
as the leading physician of the city; aged |
| Day |
Grandma |
4
Apr 1905 |
Aged
lady and prominent in her day |
| Debord |
Ed |
28
Jan 1903 |
Died
from cancer in neck; lived in Patterson, IA; past middle age |
| Docksteader |
Mrs.
John M. |
1
Apr 1909 |
Leaves
a family of 8 children; wife of ex sheriff |
| Drake |
A.D. |
11
Jan 1908 |
Early
settler; fell dead while walking in road near home |
| Dudney |
Mrs.
Ash |
28
Feb 1910 |
Past
middle age; lived 12 miles SW of city; died rather suddenly with
pneumonia |
| Duff |
George |
22
Feb 1911 |
Aged
about 70; prominent in business at one time; ex mayor of city;
cancer of face |
| Duncan |
Samuel
B. |
16
Apr 1906 |
Aged
90-1 mo-23 days; old settler came to Iowa 1853; farmer lived west of
town |
| Duncan |
Mrs.
Samuel |
18
Oct 1907 |
Old
settler; came her during early settlement of county |
| Elderkin |
Frank |
3
Feb 1903 |
Middle
aged man; clerked in clothing store |
| Ely |
Rev.
B. E. S. |
22
Apr 1910 |
Aged
82; former pastor of our Presbyterian Church; died at his home Des
Moines |
| Evans |
F.
H. |
29
Sep 1908 |
Old
solder; died at Osceola, Ia' came here in early 80's; at one time
Justice of Peace |
| Evans |
Henry |
3
Apr 1909 |
Came
here in 1857; lived near Buffalo, Ia; infidel; locked a schoolhouse
against a Sunday School |
| Eyerly |
Vincent |
26
Feb 1905 |
Died
at insane asylum where had been for two months |
| Farquhar |
Robert |
25
Aug 1911 |
Age
85; early settler; lived in west part of county; died at his home in
Winterset |
| Faurote |
Mrs.
John |
20
Apr 1913 |
Age
about 70; early settler; ex President Woman's Relief Corps |
| Flannagan |
John |
18
Feb 1906 |
Deputy
Auditor at one time; aged man; and always against the government |
| Forbes |
Boyd |
27
Nov 1904 |
Came
here form near Bloomington, Ill about 10 years ago; prominent in UP
Church |
| Ford |
I.
S. |
28
Apr 1902 |
Aged
farmer; lived 8 miles west of town; prominent |
| Ford |
Elizabeth |
24
Jun 1907 |
Aged
about 80; better known as "Aunt Betsy"; a very gracious
woman |
| Foresman |
James |
17
Jan 1912 |
Aged
about 65; early settler and old soldier; ex sexton cemetery |
| Foster |
Dr.
Emory |
12
May 1913 |
Suicide
at Omaha; married Bulah Danforth; buried here |
| Gant |
Tom |
3
Oct 1909 |
Early
settler; old soldier; farmer west of town |
| Garlinger |
Joe |
21
Jan 1901 |
Past
middle age; in youth quite a stock man but whiskey ruined him |
| Garlinger |
Thomas |
12
Jan 1906 |
Aged
about 92; old settler; large stock buyer; rich at one time but died
poor |
| Garrett |
W.
B. |
11
Feb 1904 |
Ages
83; old settler in south part of county; father of 14 children-11
living |
| Gaston |
Will. |
19
Nov 1906 |
Railway
mail clerk and one of the oldest men in service in state |
| Gentry |
John
Wesley |
8
Jan 1905 |
Early
settler about 60; delivery man |
| Gilpin |
Samuel
J. |
28
Jul 1900 |
Prominent
citizen attorney by profession, aged about 60 |
| Gilpin |
Vick |
22
Feb 1902 |
Young
married man; supposed to have caused his own death |
| Gilpin |
Ersie |
23
Mar 1908 |
Middle
aged man; died at Utica, NY with theatrical company; one of the
writers first acquaintances here |
| Goshorn |
Mrs.
A. E. |
2
Jul 1911 |
Aged
about 50; born and raised in Winterset |
| Gould |
Fred |
23
May 1910 |
Aged
68; conductor on our branch CRI&P; died in Des Moines; formerly
lived here |
| Grosscup |
Daniel |
28
Dec 1907 |
Aged
86; came to west part of county 1872; died in Winterset |
| Guiberson |
Nattie |
10
Sep 1904 |
Came
to this county in an early; lived NE of city |
| Guiberson |
Aunt
Catherine |
29
Jun 1907 |
98
years old; came to this county 1849; born in Pennsylvania |
| Guiberson |
Samuel |
24
Jul 1908 |
Early
settler; old soldier; died at soldiers home Marshalltown; buried
here |
| Gump |
Joe |
23
Jul 1908 |
Early
settler in Des Moines; came her 15 years ago; elected Justice of
Peace; aged about 80 |
| Gutchall |
Jacob |
31
Aug 1906 |
Old
settler lived in NE part of county where was large land owner;
estimated to be worth 100.000 dollars |
| Hale |
Mrs.
C. W. |
28
Jan 1910 |
Aged
lady; husband assistant cashier of 1st National Bank at time of
death; came here from St Louis, Mo. |
| Halgarth |
David |
11
Mar 1908 |
Early
settler and old soldier; eccentric |
| Hammock |
Lyle |
21
Nov 1906 |
Past
middle age; former citizen of this county; lived north of town; died
suddenly in North Dakota |
| Hardy |
W.H. |
6
Aug 1908 |
Old
settler; among first school teachers; ex County Superintendent of
schools |
| Harford |
George |
6
Mar 1902 |
Middle
aged; no account man; died from drinking whiskey |
| Harris |
Lizzie |
3
Jul 1907 |
Middle
aged; raised here; went to Baisin, Montana on business-became insane
and died suddenly on train on way home |
| Hart |
A.M. |
17
Jun 1910 |
Old
settler; old soldier; died suddenly; lived 10 miles SW |
| Haskins |
Mrs.
J. G. |
15
Oct 1904 |
Aged
73; formerly lived here; died at Portland, Oregon |
| Hawk |
Mrs.
Helen |
14
Aug 1911 |
Aged
about 60; moved here from west of town 8 miles; widow |
| Hays |
Tom |
29
Aug 1910 |
Aged
70; old solder; early settler; formerly lived 9 miles NW of city;
came to town and bought livestock; honorable and admired by all who
knew him |
| Henery |
Will
J. |
21
Aug 1905 |
Born
and raised here; died in Oregon; result of runaway; buried here |
| Hillis |
Dr.
E. L. |
23
May 1901 |
Aged
about 63; died from paralysis; old settler; large man; weighed about
250 |
| Hinshaw |
Dr.
John |
19
Aug 1909 |
Aged
75; prominent as druggist and citizen; came to this county 1853;
elder in Presbyterian Church; ex member of City Council |
| Hobson |
J.
M. |
18
Jan 1912 |
Age
about 84; early settler and old soldier; died at Auburn, Neb; ex
sexton of Winterset cemetery; buried here |
| Hockenberry |
Mrs.
Mack |
7
Jul 1911 |
Aged
about 70; formerly lived west of town |
| Holbrook |
John
D. |
14
Nov 1900 |
Aged
about 75 - old settler, coal dealer |
| Holiday |
Mrs.
Lydia |
8
Jul 1911 |
Aged
92; came here 1858 and to Iowa 1841; early settler |
| Hollingsworth |
Mahunda |
3
Aug 1909 |
Died
tragic death; fell under wagon wheel; crushed head; fell from load
of wood north of town |
| Hornback |
George |
19
May 1901 |
Aged
man; came here in the early 50's; fell dead from a chair setting out
on porch |
| Hoisington |
A.
J. |
26
Feb 1907 |
Early
settler; moved to Kansas where he failed in business; came here year
ago and died while preparing manuscript for county history |
| Hosington, Sr. |
A.
J. |
29
Jan 1909 |
Aged
92; old settler of Union Township |
| Houk |
Mary |
24
Dec 1907 |
Born
and raised here; young lady; died at San Antonio, Tex. where the
family had gone for her health |
| Houk |
Mrs.
Sadie |
9
Dec 1911 |
Age
about 50; early settler here; old time friend of writer |
| Howell |
Ernest |
8
Aug 1913 |
Age
40; committed suicide; hung himself to tree near home north of
Patterson; farmer |
| Hudson |
Mrs. |
3
Apr 1901 |
Aged
woman among early settlers NW of city; mother of Tom and Will and
Lute |
| Hughlin |
William |
2
Feb 1907 |
Tragic
death; blowed top of head off with shot gun; lived near Bevington |
| Hull |
John |
22
Jul 1901 |
Aged
man; carpenter; died from sunstroke |
| Huss |
Jim
W. |
14
Jun 1906 |
Old
settler lived SW of city on the river |
| Husted |
Mrs.
Thomas |
18
Aug 1913 |
Age
about 70; early settler |
| Husted |
Thomas |
5
Oct 1913 |
Age
about 70; early settler and old solder; fell dead |
| Huston |
R.
L. |
28
Aug 1912 |
Age
about 40; cashier Winterset Savings Bank; tragic death; shot himself
with rifle |
| James |
Josiah |
29
Jan 1904 |
Aged
93; old settler; lived about 4 miles SE of city |
| Jellison |
Mrs.
P. W. |
30
Jun 1912 |
Age
70; old settler |
| Joeckel |
Charles |
2
Sep 1906 |
Died
in insane hospital at Clarinda; prominent clothier; personal friend
of the writer |
| Johnson |
Barney |
25
May 1913 |
Age
about 70; prominent business man of Bevington; well known in this
part of the country |
| Jones |
Jeff |
3
Apr 1910 |
Aged
about 70; early settler and old soldier |
| Keefe |
John |
8
Oct 1907 |
A
restaurant man for many years here |
| Kendig |
A.
J. |
7
Apr 1909 |
Came
here 1857; prominent in may ways; always in the courts and always
got beat-lawed away a fortune |
| Kinsman |
Denison |
22
Jun 1903 |
In
the 80's; farmer living 4 miles north west of the city; Elder in
Presbyterian Church |
| Kinsman |
Mrs.
Denison |
19
Aug 1907 |
Aged
lady; died in Vermont where she had made her home since death of
husband; The Kinsmans were prominent farmers living a few miles NE
of city |
| Knight |
Edson
C. |
25
May 1910 |
Aged
40; farmer; born and raised in this county; lived about 12 miles NW |
| Koon |
Squire |
11
Apr 1903 |
Aged
man; Justice of the Peace |