Joel M. Chamberlain, George W. Chamberlain
"Heirs of Joel M. Chamberlain" timber-claimed a quarter in 4, 6N 50W in 1895.
George cash-claimed a quarter in 27, 6N 50W in 1891.
One possibility: In 1880 Fresno County, California, Joel Chamberlain , 46 born in New York, is farming with Nancy 46, Kentucky. They have William 20, Iowa, Cora Jane 15, Nebraska, and George 13, California. But this Joel is alive in 1910.
Another : In 1850 Marshall County, Illinois, JOSIAH Chamberlin is 44, Sarah 36, with George 15, Robert 16, Isaac 4, and Sophrona 1.
In 1895 Powieshek County, Iowa, Joshia and Eliza A. are 69, with Mary 23.
J.M. Chamberlain, age 70, died Nov 11, 1897 in Grinnell, Powieshiek County, born in Massachusetts, a retired minister. He's buried in Hazelwood Cemetery, Poweshiek County - spouses, per FindAGrave were Ella Fay Chamberlain 1845-1878 and Eliza Dike (Herrick) Chamberlain 1825-1922 (NEED TO CONFIRM)
Joshua Metcalf Chamberlain - born October 2, 1825 Joshua Chamberlain was born in Brookfield, Massachusetts on October 2, 1825 to Eli and Achsah (Forbes) Chamberlain, according to Brookfield Vital Records. He was one of a family of ten children which included younger brothers, Daniel Henry and Leander Trowbridge Chamberlain.Grinnell College has on-line a copy of his obituary.
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On January 15, 1898, Arthur C. Harmon was married to Lola B. Chamberlain, daughter of George and Rhoda (Mallett) Chamberlain, natives of Virginia and New York, respectively. Mr. Harmon was born in Powieshiek county, Iowa. In 1880 the Chamberlain family settled in Guthrie county, this state, where they resided until 1893, in which year they came to Audubon county, Mr. Chamberlain still residing on the farm he bought at that time. Mrs. Chamberlain died in May, 1909. Mrs. Harmon is a member of the Pythian Sisters and of the Eastern Star lodges and is popular in the social life of Audubon. She is an intelligent and capable woman, an excellent and faithful helpmeet to her husband. To Arthur C. and Lola B. (Chamberlain) Harmon one son has been born. Harold George, born on February 17, 1900, who now is attending the public school. |
This George W. Chamberlain is in Guthrie County Iowa in 1880, 46, married to Rhoda 37, with Elmer 16, Mattie 12, Elizabeth and Lora, both 7, and Sondra E. 1. They're there in 1885, too, with Elmer 20, Mattie 16, Libby 14, Lola 11, and Nora 6.
George, a mail carrier born January 1834 in West Virginia, and Rhoda born Nov 1843 in New York, are in Audubon County, Iowa in 1900, with Nora E. 21, a school teacher..
Rhoda, born Nov 24, 1844, died May 24, 1909, and is buried in Leroy, Audubon County, Iowa.
The Audubon Advocate, 26 Jul 1916 Vol 38:30-2 front page. Death of George W. Chamberlain In response to a message, telling of the serious illness of their father, Mesdames A.C. Harmon (Lola Bell 'Lottie' married Arthur Calvan Harmon in 1899), Elizabeth Carr (married Benjamin B. Carr 1898, then William Blakely in 1910) and J. Eddy (Sonora Etta married Jason Henry Eddy in 1902) departed Tuesday morning for Sioux City to be at his bedside, but the same day word came to the effect that he had passed away. He had been visiting with his other two children, Mrs. F. Gill (Mattie Ellen married Jefferson Davis Gill, per one tree) and Elmer Chamberlain at Winnebago, Nebraska, and on last Friday he received a scratch with a pin and thought nothing of it for a while, but later it began to cause considerable pain and in time a doctor was called and it was found that blood poison had set in. The doctor made several visits and finally decided to take the patient to the hospital at Sioux City, where he passed away on July 25, 1916, at the age of eighty-two years, six months and four days. Mr. Chamberlain was among the oldest residents of Audubon county, coming here at an early date. He has continued to make Audubon county his home for the most of the time since and his host of friends here will regret to learn of his passing. The body arrived here this morning and the funeral services will be held tomorrow from the M. E. church at 2: PM, conducted by Rev. J. H. Freedline. |
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