Tade, William A.tif - Iowa Legislature

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porter! 23 below ', Lon Parks. 1

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to Cairo. ll ., whe re h<- !'cn·N I f or 1 ! Mrs. D. E. Catcott spent a num- ~cvcral n~onth:; as ri<·er ddc<·t ive in I

)! tr ys bask- ; her of dnys at the home of her s on, t he Provost ::'>lnr >: ha l dcpar:m('nt. 1

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tly ~anizcd a ; Raymo nd West, of Birminght'•m. At this ti me he was commissionctl DA VE:\'POi~ 1i;;htily plcasecl 1 Clayt Sherod was a visitor at the Lieu tenant of a n indept•nden t. commxious to play . . 'home of Henry Jackson this week . pany known a~ :he Lib<.·ria Guard ~ . ~arne from. El- j :\Irs. Ray 11orn enjoyed a vi3it \': ith \Vhi<.'h com pany he nuHJr nn r x-with a sco re or ; from her sister. :\Irs. F. W. P<:_bblcr, 1-t · t !! 1 \ 1 f pN. I l(l ll (I (' {'!1:1 . : l' ;, •YS werc de cal- ! :mel daughter s , \'('rnirr. Mrs . Wnr- At LitUc Jto .. k. :\tk .. l hl• t'(l lllp:-tn y

r ; r1:n Davis , hu~band and li~tl_c son, wa~' mt'r,::-<•d into l h t· Fi 1 ly ~e,·c nl h veck a ... ood d<- · ' and daughtcr-m-law. ?.Irs. Y.Jils Peb- Unitcd Stat.cs Co lored Redtm·nt, and I g-iven at the C. ; bier and childrcn, all o f Lilx•rtyvillc, 1

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·ns and . Rc~d, ! Clarence Ewng and family are ary I SGG, when he w~~ madc Cap-~- t he publn: bts - i now located on the old Craig hom~- \ :tin of the company and orde red to 1

.!i . , stead, lately vacated by Robt. Max- ::--.;cw :-..rexico. Jl e rc he re mained un-1nd John Hane y : well, who moved to Florida. \\'e ti l Det:cmbcr of the !<:tn1e y<'ar wht'll

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C last week the : welcome the Ewings into our neigh- he rt.'turned to Lca,·enw or: h. Kansa~ . 'leir sister, Mrs. borhood, we feel they are- not entire and was honorably discharge<! Dec . pass~d. ~way at 1 strangers to us. 13, having been in. the s<-rvicc cvn-

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h_el VICinity sev- ~ :\Irs. Frank Schlarbaum, who is ill tinually for more than five years. JOB~ S. ::'>100RE liS place. and a patient in the Fairfield ho~pit- During that entire time he was

lf Seward, Nc'8., · a! for th<.' las t eight or ten days , is never known to !<hirk any ta~k imnc of her neph- ~1-ting along well. Her · bro!.hcr, posed upon him1 but wa!> ever iaith- ,John S. Moore d!ed at his ho m e She is 6lso re- John Shodd, of ncar Mt. Pleasant ful to his du~y nnd the cause for in llonapart.c at. one o'cl<>ck a . ll'. o f lances, having oasgcd away Friday. Funeral scr- which he was valiantly fighting. Saturday, Jan. 15. a!t.cr an illness o f 40 years ago to ~ices were held at ten o 'clock Sun· June 24. 1868, ?vir. Tude was mar- many months, being survived by hi:; •e west. day morning. Tho S<:hlnrbaum fam- ricd to Miss Snrnh E. Dewey. Unto . wife nnd ono !<on. Jo11cph. lQ losing side of 1 ily hnf; tho symp£1thy of the neigh· them were bom sc,·en children: N~l- \ Mr. 1oorc had . ~·n in fa iling ccntly by the borhood. lie B. Phclp~. Howard D., and Ltly health for ~cvcrnL months. He had llaguzinl', enter- ~ Raymond Parrot hu!; movc<l hls ITatlun o r Hillsboro; Alice C. A ikens ~ono to various hos pit.v.ls and s::.nt-

. , I . I on thr~ wmntn).:' i dwelling f~cm it~ forr.1cr loca~10n to o ( Winterset; Orville of Milton ; t.urium~ but. any relief which he may

p: Fridny I t.he northern part "f the io.rm, ncar Lola Morrison of Oou~lus . Wyo.; und hnvc s ccu-md therein sccmctl b ut I bu, .og. ! the rond north of tho Oak Gro..-c Kate , who preceded hit:\ in death on temporary. His dcatll. wns bn~l.cncd • !>, to ~lr. una I b' rcc Methodist church. o'c't. tO. 189~. The mnthcr of this hy ~ f:l\l ~r.,·ern\ months ago in whk h

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rtlhen~t or town, I' F:. r::. Smith is showing his _friend B family dicd i\by 10. lf~). his ]('~ wall badly brol.:-cn. and :Vlr!<. Rny n sam ple of the corn borer wh1ch has In lRR!! ht' was manicd to i\Iiss Grcy Heath orchnrd of 160 ncrcs, y, Jnn. 11, a : been !•O def:truc t ive in the <:>ast and Nancv n 11 wcy, n ~ istcr of his !omH•r north n! Bonnpnrte, the lar{:"t'l't in d1

; already made its apJl<'arnce a~ fa r ~vHc . ·and unto tlw m wt• re born two : ht' ~ t:•t.c, in n growing, living nwnu- !k vis il<·d tht• wec·k w<•st ns Tllinoi!{. Tht' ~pccitm•n :; ·~~~~~ ~: \\'ill B .. fil'in;: in the old ho:11c. nwnl •o tht• thoug-ht nncl forc:- is:ht n f h t ht• family ~r ; wt•rc• st•n l him l'Y hi~: liOn- in -law, ""tl .lolm ;..,1 ~:tn . who t!o•pa•l••d this :llr. :\l oOI'l', nlt hc•IH.:h nt t hC' 1 in•" of

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of t.lw t.:htldrl'n . who a rc I Congratulations anti hcst wi!:'hcs J:~. 1()~7 . a! C<>dar D<·!l. 1h<' ,,Jd home .John ~!<•an .\lt!nn•. ~,.," frJ .1·

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STATE OF IOWA 1927

. Journal of the House OF THE

Forty-second General Assembly

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REGULAR SESSION

CONVENEif JANUARY 10, 1927

ADJOURNED APRIL 15, 1927

JOHN HAMMILL, Governor

L. V. CARTER, Speaker of the House

CLEM 1!.,. KIMBALL, President of the Senate

Published by THE STATE OF IOWA

Des Moines


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ard, in Mills county. For mo1·e than thirty years, he was secretary of the Mills County Fair Association and for a number of years he was assistant secretary of the State Fair, and represented Mills county in the Thirty-sixth General Assembly. H e was an active member of the Methodist church and a Republican in politics.

Mr. Swain was noble in character, h onest in business, generous to the needy, loyal ·in friendships and leaves a clean record.

N ow, Therefore, Be It Resolved, That the House of Representatives takes this occasion to express its appreciation of his character and public service, and at this time extend to his surviving f amily its sincere sympathy in their sorrow, and

Be It Further Resolved, That a copy of this resolution be spread upon the J ournal of the H ouse and that the Chief Clerk be instructed to send an enrolled copy to the family of the deceased.

Unanimously adopted April 6, 1927.

ROY HANEY,

C. C. ANDERSON,

E. P. LAUGHLIN,

Committee.

HON. WILLI AM A. TADE

MR. SPEAKER: Your committee appointed to prepare resolutions commemorative of the life, character, and public services of the late H onorable William A. T ade of Van Buren county, Iowa, beg leave to submit the following report:

Mr. William A. Tade, son of J ohn and Martha Davies Tade, was born in Lee County, Iowa Territory, September 17, 1841, of a large family-two sisters surviving: Lottie T. Davidson of Mt. Pleasant and Mary Dewey of Baldwin City, Kansas.

He attended public school in or near Augusta, Iowa, and after coming with the family to Van Buren county in 1854, at Harrisburg Center. At fourteen years of age he entered Iowa Ccllege, then located at Davenport.

October 2, 1861 he entered the servioe of his country as a private of Company F, Fourteenth Iowa Infantry, and after being mustered in Davenport was with his regiment , assigned to the Army of the T ennessee and sent at once to the front.

He participated in the engagements at Fts. Henry and Donelson, and at th e battle of Shiloh was captured by the enemy, remaining a prisoner eight months in Montgomery, Mobile, Macon and finally the Libby Prison where he was afterward paroled and e>OChanged.

He then rejoined his regiment at Benton Barracks, and later took part in an expedition to Rolla, Missouri, thence to Cairo, Illinois, where he served for several months as river detective in the Provost Marshal department.

At this time he was commissioned Lieutenant of an independent company known as the Liberia Guards, witn which company he made an. ex-pedition to Helena, Arkansas. \·


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At Little Rock, Arkansas, the company was merged into the Fiftyseventh United States Colored Regiment, and he was made a quartermaster and served in that capacity until January, 1866, when he was made captain of the oompany and ordered to New Mexico. Here he remained until December of the same year when he r eturned to Leavenworth, Kal'!sas, and was honorably discharged December 13, having been in the service continually for more than five years.

During that entire time he was never known to shirk any task imposed upon him, but was ever faithful to his duty and the cause for which he was valiantly fighting.

June 24, 1868, Mr. Tade was married to Miss Sarah E. Dewey. Unto them were born seven children: Nellie B. Phelps, Howard D., and Lily Harlan of Hillsboro; Alice C. Aikens of Winterset; Orville of Milton; Lola Mo,Frison of Douglas, Wyoming; and Kate, who preceded him in death on October 10, 1898. The mother of this family died May 10, 1881.

In 1882 he was married to Miss Nancy Dewey, a sister of his former wife, and unto them was born two sons: Will B., living in the old home, and J ohn Logan, who departed this life August 30, 1908.

He was called to his reward January 13, 1927, at Cedar .Dell, the old home farm where 5() many years of his life have been spent, aged 85 years, 3 months and 26 days.

There are left to mourn their loss his devoted wife, seven children, twenty-three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

In 1890 Mr. T'ade was honored by an election to the State Legislature and displayed the same fidelity to duty which characterized his entire life, proving himself an efficient and capable officer. He was actively interested in the organization of the Hillsboro Farmers and Traders Savings Bank and held the office of president at the time of his death.

He was a man of faculty, for, while to him the nearest and dearest of earthly things were his home and his family, be was ever intensely interested in all things pertaining to the welfare of the community, the county, the state and the nation.

But more than all, he was an earnest, consecrated Christian; a man who under all the trials and troubles and difficulties and distresses of life could yet look up and say: "My Father," with perfect faith and trust. For almost half a c.entury he held the office of deacon in the Harrisburg church and until the last few years, when prevented by the infirmities of age, he could always be found in his place on the Sabbath Day. He held the position of superintendent of the Sunday School for a number of years and into this work he put the ene~gy and enthusiasm that made it such a power for good in the community.

Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved, That the House of Representatives takes this occasion to express its appreciation of his character and public service and at this time extend to his surviving wife and children its sincere sympathy in their sorrow, and,


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Be I t F urther Re,olt·ed, That a copy of this resolution be spread upon upon the Journal of the House and that the Chief Clerk be instructed to send an enrolled copy to the wife and children of the deceased.

t:nanimously adopted April 6, 1927.

A. V. BLACKFORD,

W. S. KEN N EDY,

Z. S. RATLIFF,

CommittPe.

HON. THOMAS TEALE

Honorable Thomas Teale was born in Greenwich, Kentshit·e, Eng-land, on January 10, 184~, a son of Frederick and Diana C. Teale. In 1845 his parents came to the United States and made their home in Orleans county, New York, but shortly the1·eafter moved to the west and for a time lived in Milwaukee county, Wisconsin. From there they moved to Jo Davies county, Illinois.

When Thomas was a boy he was left fatherless and, in a great m ensure. was t,h rown on his own resources. Thus early in life he learned the ]Jracti. cal les-sons of self-reliance. He grew to manhood in Jo Daviess county and, in 1861, upon President Lincoln's fi1·st call for three-year volunteers, enk~ted in the defense of his country and was assigned to Company E, Fifteenth Illinois Infantry. At the battle of Shiloh he was wounded by a muske,t ball and, after hospital treatment, was granted a furlough. tie rejoined his regiment and participated in the engagement at Hatchie and s ubsequently, in view of the fact that his wound was giving him trouble, he was detai led brigade postmaste1:, serving in that position until August, 1863, when, on account of disability, he was honorably discharged. He r eturned to the family home in Jo Daviess county and remained there until he removed to Iowa in 1865.

He ·was identified with Decatur county and its business interests continuously from the fall of 1865. His first purchase of land there was 160 acres in section 16, Fayette township. He improved this, but subsequently moved to the farm in section 4 where he Jived at the time of his death, which was about one mile west of Lamoni. This farm of 320 a,:res was all under cultivation and the improvements arc among the best in the township. His home showed the thrift and refinement of its owner. Soon after the village of Lamoni was laid out he erected a stone building to be used for business purposes. Fayette township had no nore active and energetic citizen than Thomas Teale. Enterprising and public-spirited, he assisted materially in all projects that tend to the upbuilding of town and county.

In politics, Mr . Teale was a Republican, prominent in the councils of his party. In 1885 he was elected to represent his district in the General Ass~ly and served in the Twenty-first and Twenty-second General Ass lies. ·

He married in 1867 in Jo Daviess county, Illinois, to Lucinda Gra-ham, da hter of Theodore Graham. Ten years thel'eaftet· death entered

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samuel Lotke. :\I:ny Locke, Jane Loeke and Lizzie , were born unto Mr. and .;\lrs. Tad e, and all grew

Locke. T he firs t two he lp on thP. f:mn :mel the to mature years. while seven are yet living. as fol-

la;; t two :~re te::~chers hy profession. lows: Ewing 0., a Congregational minister, now

H e owns a farm containing two huntlre•l anrl in charge of the cllUrch of East Grandville, Mass.;

forty acres o f l:111d in a fair st,ate of t·Hitivatinn. Ge~Jrge \\' .. who died while a stuctent in Iowa Col-

lie has held :wme district ::l.IHl township offices. 1:> ll.'gc, in 18;)8; n. F., a retired farmrr of Sacr:t-

not a polit,ician. In rel igion l 'nit:<rian . lie d oc~ mento, Cal.; .James A., who died from disease con-

not think that he rlesen·es lhe d istinc tion of :m tracted in the late war; Susan E., wife of William

old settler ot this pl:lce. y et ~ays that he has re. G. Marsh:<ll, of Kansas; John D. , n resident farmer

ce ived so much g<?n~r 1HlS kindnc~s fro m o lrl settlers, of Decatur County , Kan.; W. A., of tl.Jis sketcb;

both o f .Jefferson and \ ·an Bnren Counties. Io wa, Lottie. wife of .T. B. Percival, a farmer of Harris-

that if putting his n:<me down for a book wi ll pcr

petu:llC the ir good :wts :md th<·ir good name. he

will willingly do so.

• •

-g;-~ 0~. \\'l!,Lf A :'II A.TADE. who l ives on sec, .. : tion -! . llnrri:;hurg Town~hip. is a prom inent

-~~~ nnd inliuc·nti:d fal'ln e r of \ ':\ n Buren Coun tr

: . :<nrl her rt·prc~cn tnti n~ in the nr· ner:d As semhl.1· r•f the Stat!'. \\-11h· ly knn wn. with :1 ci rcle of frir.nds almn~t inn11merable, his skeV;h wi ll be

of intere~t to many . :\IHI we take pleas ure in thus

prrsenting him to th<' l't•:vl<!rS of the AUH')I. lie

is not only r.1111' :-. r(•:; itl<'nt o f l o w·:<, hu t was born

in tit<? llawkPye St:<tr.his birth occu rr in!! in Lee

Cvuuty on the lith (•f SPpteml•er, 11:\.f I. l.i llk·

is know n <:ollt'crHing the (•:lrly h i~to r.1· of tl1 c fam

ily. t·xu·pt thnt hi;; g randfalht'r IY:I.S a n•,id ent of

1\entueky, whcncr a t an t•n rl.l' thy hr removed tu

I l linois. lie :< lso held a C'<Jmmis~ tOn in the lll:wk 11:lwk \\':~r. J ohn T:<dt•. father o t' o ur :>ultjcct. wn:;

but five y ea r:; of age when he :lt'CIJillpnnierl h i:;

parents to I ll incJ i~. where l1 c !£re ;·; to nt anhood and

married .\lartha lh\'i:;. In 1K:l;) he hetame :1

resident of Lee Count.1·. Iowa. mnk i ng ::1 lnc:<tivn '

ne:<r Ft. l\Iaclisou. in what is now Denmark T own

~hip. He 1Jou;.d1t lanrl at lhe first l:lnd .sale in the

'l'erriton· of low:< :tnt! m:<rle h i:; home in Lee

Count~· ~1nti l I ~i> .f. when he catnc to \·an Buren

Collnt~·. His Lome is no11· in De .. :;llur County, Kan .. II i~ wif,! d i• d i11 I I<-!~( whe:n our subject

~~':ls a ht! vf ~oiiH: ~t· l· t·n ~ n>n ln er:;. ~ine children

burg Township; aud l\Iary A., now Mrs. G . K. Dewey. vf ): ebraska.

Our subject ~pent his boyhood days in a manner

co mmon to farmer lads , alternating his time between

lahor in the fi e lds and the perusal of the common

branches of lrarn in g. In October, 1861, when

t 1n~nty years of :<ge. he entered the service of his

country as :1 private of Company F, Fourteenth

I ow:< In fnntr~·. nncl after being mustered in a t

Davenport. was. with his regiment, ass igned to the

A r my of the T ennessee and .sent a t once to t,he fr()nt. lie pa rticipated in the eng~ge ments at Fts.

llt·nry ::~nd l)onel:>on, and at the battle of ~hi loh

was t·nptured hy t l•c ene lllj'. remaining a prisoner

for e ight. munths. during which time he was inc:~r

<:erawl in .\foil tgomPry. Mvbile and l\Iacon, and

linnlly " ·ns St•n l to the horrible Libby Prison , where

he w::~s aft(•rllnl'll p::~rol ed :<nd rxchanged . He then

rl'joinrd h is regiment. which was stationed :<t Ben

ton lhrnwks. an d 1:\tcr took part in an expec!ition

to l~ <J iln , ~l u .. wilcnce the troops made their way

rlo w11 the rii' Cr to Cairo, Ill. , where l\Ir. Tade

servNI on rleta<:hc tl cluty f0r .several months ns

river <l<'tc<:tivc in the Pr•JYOst ~larsha l department.

\ntile engaged in the cliscbarge of those duties he

was commissioned Lieutenant of nn independent

<:omp::~ny known as the Liberia Guards, which was

orgauizecl by Gen. Buford, and wi Lh whicl.J com

p:<ny he marie an expedition to Helena, Ark. At

Little Rock. Ark. , the company was merged into

the Fifty-seventh l·nitR.cl States Colored Regiment,

:\llrl ~Ir. Tatle was made tluartermaster and sern•cl

in that capacity until .J;muary, 1fl66 , when he was

m:<de Captain of the company and ordered to

l\ew Mexico ; here he remained until Det'ember

of the san•c y e!lr. wl.Jen he ret11rned to Leaven-


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nevrr kno wn 10 shirk any tnsk imposed u pon him. hut, w~ evl'r faithful to his clut.r nn<l tht L':JIISe fM wbicb he was valiantly figh ting.

Early in the year 1867 )lr. Tncle hegan the improvement of tbe farm on which he now lives, hut which he bncl purchased some time pre,· ious. Hr now possesses a well-improved f:1rm of two hundred :tncl five acres, divirled into fiellls of con Y~nient size. n gl:tnce :tt which show:< to tile observer that a man o f thrift 'lnd industry h:lS tht management and control of the s:.mc. He i;; al;;o a leader among tlw stoc·k-raisers of the L'Ounty nnd hns mane a specialty of Hereford c:nltl t! and :-;hr .. p

shirc sheep. bl:'ing among th<• fit·~t to int rod uet:> both into tbe county. In re:1lity ln~ tli •lnot beg in I.Jis uusin<';:;s career until l8Gi. nn•l the ,,·ondrrfnl progress which he ha!< m:tdc shonltl bP the •:tlllse o f pride to himself Ant! friends.

In .J une. l Gil. :.\lr. T ade wa:; united in mnrring:<· with ::\liss :-;nrah E.IJt'wey.the union l>t:> ing t·rl~l.rntcd in Lee Cou nty , l0 w:t, where tbe Indy was J,.,n .. Ht>r )':lrents w•·re George ll. :111rl Ch ine B. ( Butler) D<> wt>y, both n:tLin·s o f .\Ins.-:u:hu~d.t$. l ' nt<) t-hem wc1·c horn :::e,·cll (' hi ldren. yd l i nn;.!- ~'; < ·ll i .:

H ... \li ce C'., How:trtl D .. I )n·illc. K:Ht·. I. il ly :111 d Lob (twins) . al l l i,·in_!.' nt hunu·. Tht• lll11!l:.:r (J~ this family rlic•l on the lOth cof !'by. )X.•il. in tlH· f:tilh t>C the U:~pti:>t l'hureh. of whid1 ~h<' has hL't'n :w a.tti,·c nn•l rl t' \'IJtctl memllt'r f••r mnuy year~. In P<R:l he 1\':IS =•~n111 mnn ietl. his st:L"Und uuiun hein;.!' tl'ith ~l iss ~ancy Dcwf'y. n sister ,,f his ft•rmt>r w1fe. :tn•l unto them hnve br~u h•trn ll\'(> C'hildrt·n - " "il lic B. :tnd .John f.. ::\Jr. :ll t"l ::\lr~ . Tndv nnd the fon r cl1\cst cldldrL'n nrc momuiH~ r~ o r thr U:lpti::t Church. o f ll:~rri ~lnm;. in whi ••: h he hulds tht:> ofticc o f DL'Acon. lie is nn ne:line :lllvvt·nt t· of all lauclnble t•nterprist:>s nnrl n liber:ol contri butor to ht-IH•volent nne\ <:h:tl·it:thle institutions. ·otially. he is a member nne! Pn~t Commander of .J. L. .Tu r<l:tn Pcost. G. A. IL CJf Ilillsloorou~lt. :tlso ht' longs to the Fnnne:rs Allia n<:e. hein~ I'rt~i, lt•nt of tlt t:> H:trri:-l•urg Suciety . :t11<l hold~ nHemlol!r:;ltip in the .\l a~ .. ni c lodgr. The i nl('l't:>~ l wluich IH· k•.s t:d.;e n in Jl"l itics hn~ co ntriuuted not :1 Ui ttlt· t•• tho· SilL·-

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T•>"·nship.wn~ horn in ll<>ln:e:; l 'uu nt.v. Ohio. ,lu\y .). J i':l~< . his pnrt·nt~ he ing :\ l·wt on :md E Hher (SAmldt>ri') l'nlhoun. Ili- .:;r:-~ndf:tt hcr . IJn,·id C:n lhc,un . n ~('ullt·lll:lll uf :--l·rot<"h-lri,:h tl.·~l· e r tl. <: mi grntr·d rr .. m ll••:t I' L•r Ct•llll 1.1·. l':t .. lu ll nhll t'" COli Ill_\-. I lhiiJ. nl.Juut l~<H;. l•ut f111 tln·r lhnn this li ttJ,. i~ kuown <:onL'ernin:.! th•· t·:~rl_,. lab1•11·y of the fnmil."- A t tht' time of the rt·IIH>I'!il. :\ ewtnu C:tllr~tun .wlw was IJc•ru ::\1:\y I !I . 1:-.11:1. was in hi ti!!hlh year. lie 1:·~:s rc:lrcclnmong tlte 11ild :;t..:th!-' .,f that ht:>:tv il_,. timbered c0untry nnd in hi~ y .. uth was inn recl to h:trdsh ip~. wlJ ilt! into hi ~ tniu rl 111'1'<' instilled l<'~son::o of inrlus tr_r. IIi ,: ~tholnsli c t r:tining w:ts nry limited indcerl. HefL• rt' att:li n inl! Ids m:tjority . ht' was mnrrie<l on the t\th of ,\pr il. 1 ~:311. to ~Intildn S:\unders. who wa~ burn I )('t<oher IIi. I x II. :~no by w hom he h:trl thrct• thildre n. Ollt' t>f whom dittl in inf:utej·- while Gt'orge nntl Thomas nrc farmer:; of Sr·otland County. ~l o. !lis wife dier\ Feloruary l:l , 1836. nnd on thf' I i<th t>f O<:tol•er. of the snme year he \YL''ld<·d E::-l lt (·r :-;nunders. sist<' r of his first w ife. wh•J wn~ a nati1·e o f ~cw York !:)talc. hut \Vhen two y~:: •rs of age rt:?nwve•l with her p:tr~nts to ll ul ttH·~ Cvunty. Oh i<). :--l1c w a5 boru .\pril 5, 1815.


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Date ·birth 17 s 184~r Place tee· c o. Ia Fathu ' John Tade ,.

Date death 13Ja 1927 Place So_na.pa.:r:te ;ra. . 1 Cause · Vale Cern Place burial ·. 11 11 1 Moll!or Mar-y Davr s

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U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles

:\arne: William A Tade

Residence: Gainesboro, Iowa

A~c at Enlistment: 19

Enli~tmcnt Date: 14 Oct 1861

Rank at Private

enlistment:

State ScrYcd: Iowa

Surd,·cd the Yes War'?:

ScrYicc Record: Enlis ted in Company F, Iowa 14th Infan try RC),'imcnt on

02Nov1861.

Promoted to Full 1st Lieutenant on 03 Sep 1863.

Mustered out on 03 Sep 1863 at Helena, AR. Commissioned an officer in Company B, U.S. Colored

Troops 57th Infant!)' Regiment on 03 Sep 1863.

Promoted to Full Captain on 01 Jan 1866.

Mustered out on 13 Dec 1866.

Birth Date: abt 1842

Sources: Roster & Record of Iowa Soldiers in the War of Rebellion

Official Army Register of the Volunteer Force 1861-1865

Index to Compiled Military Service Records

Source Information: Hi<:t• l"ical Data S~sttm!'-. romp. l .S. \h1l ~\'or SQ/ditr Rtcord1o and Profll~s (tbtabast on·llnt'). PI"'·. CT. l'So\: Ancestl').rom 0pt"ral•onc; InC'. 2009 0,..,_1nal data: f); ta com paint lJ\ HistoriC"al OataS)$ttmsof King~ton. \1.\ from tht folloV~in&li,;t of "orb

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Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934

Name: William A. Tade

State Fik'<.l: Iowa

Widow: Nancy W. Tade

Source lnfom1ation: ~ationa1 Archhe-.s and R('('Ord.s o\dminist1·ation. ('iL'illl'ar Pension Indo.: Cenerallndcx to Pe11sion Files. J86l-l<J3-I (databast" on -lint"]. Pro,o, UT. C.$.\: .\n('t>:'try.rom Op~rations InC'. :woo. Origin~! ddtct: Centrullttdcx to Pension Files, t86' 19.1-1· \\'tt~hington. D.C.: Sation~l .\rrhiws and Rt'rorrls .\dministration. 1':288. 544 rolls.

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William Anderson Tade Compact Disc #59 Pin #925908 Sex:M

Event(s) Birth: 17 Sep 1841

Lee Co., la. Death: 13 Jan 1927

Van Buren Co. ,la. Burial:

Vale Cemetery,Van Buren Co. Ia.

Parents Father: John Tade Disc #59 Pin #925902 Mother: Martha E. Davies Disc #59 Pin #925911

Marriage(s) Spouse: Nancy W. Dewey Disc #59 Pin #925924

Marriage: 1882 Lee Co. ,la.

Spouse: Sarah E. Dewey Disc #59 Pin #925914 Marriage: Jun 1868

Lee Co.,la.

Notes and Sources Notes: Available on CD-ROM Disc# 59

Sources: None

Submitter Gloria Jean DODDS 41 01 Huth Street Lake Isabella California

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Father: John T ADE b: 4 MAY 1804 in K Y Mother: Martha E. DAVIES b: II FEB 1811 in NearNashvil le,Tenn

Marriage 1 Sarah E. DEWEY b: 8 APR 1845 in Lee Co.,la.

• Married: JUN 1868 in Lee Co.,Ia.

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Marriage 2 Nancy W. DEWEY b: 4 FEB 1848 in Van Buren Co.,la.

• Married: 1882 in Lee Co.,Ia.

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I. ~William B. (Willie) TADE b: 2 SEP 1883 in Harrisburg Township, Van Buren Co.,la.

2. John Logan T ADE b: 30 DEC 1886

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19 0 0 United States Federal Census

:-;arne: William A Tade

[Willian A Tade]

Home in 1900: Harrisburg, Van Buren, Iowa

Age: 58

Birth Date: Sep 1841

Birthplace: Iowa

Race: White

Ethnicity: American

Gender: Male

f{clation~hip to Head

Head of House:

Father's Kentucky

Bil1hplacc:

Mother's Tennessee

Birthplace:

Spouse's name: Nancy W

Marriage Year: 1869

:.tarital Status: Married

Years Married: 31

Residence : Harrisburg Township, Van Buren, Iowa

Occupation: View on Image

Neighbors: View others on page

Household Name

i\lcmbcr~: WilliamATade

Nancy W Tade

Lillian Tade

Lola ETade

Willie B Tade

John L Tarle

Source Citation: \tar: 1900: Ctn!;u..-. Plal·tt: flarri.shurg. \·on Buren. lnu:a; Roll 1023 -162: Pilgt": .JB: Enumt·r-r~tion Oi!itrict: Qb

Source Information: \ncvst~.rom. 1900 { ·nitt--d. States f:t!dual C€11Sus (d,,t,tba\4.· on·linrl. Pro\<), LT. L:S \· \n('l.·~tl).l'Om Op~rntion::t Int. 2004. Or"in.d d.1t:\ llnit"'d Sl.tlt~ o( \m<'rica. Burrau oftht Cc•n .. u(. n.t:elfth ("enSWi ofth~ t•nited Statt!>, 1900 \\;"h.n~ton.llC · ,,,ltion.11 \rthi'n and Rt.•cord ..... >.rlmini.stration. 1<)00. T62;3. 185-4 rolls.

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1910 United States Federal Census

Name: William C Jade

[William A Tade] [William 0 Tade]

Age in 1910: 48 [68)

J:,timatcd bilih abt 1862

~·car: [abt 1842]

Birthplact•: Iowa

Relation to Head Head

of House:

F;1ther's Birth Kentucky

Pl<1cC:

Mother's Birth Kentucky

Place:

Spouse's name: NancyW

Home in 1910: Harrisburg, Van Buren, Iowa

Marital Status: Married

Race: White

Gender: Male

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Household Name Age

Members: William C Jade 48 (68]

Nancy W Jade 62

William B Jade 26

Gertntde J ade 21

William A Jade 3/12

Source Citation: \ f"ttr: 1910; VnMI" PIMC" llarti<Oburg. \·an Buren. lou:a; Roll Thil-l 4.2.5; Pagt': -JJ: Enumt>rdtion Di:'trirt: w-. lm.1g1·: Q"7.

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