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L. D.
Boyd ~ Jeannette Nicoll
Red Oak, Iowa
NICOLL,
DAVID, an ex-member of the house of representatives in the Iowa
legislature, a minister of the United Presbyterian church, and a farmer
in Battle township, Ida county, Iowa was born in Delaware county. N.Y.,
February 22, 1841. He was the son of Andrew and Margaret George Nicoll,
and was the eighth born of their family of ten children. His father was
born in Perthshire, Scotland, in 1797, and grew to manhood and married
there. He emigrated to America in 1839 and located on a farm in Delaware
county, N. Y., where the rest of his life was spent. His death occurred
in March, 1870. His wife survived him until April, 1890, and died at
Clarence, Cedar county, Iowa. All but two of the children are still living. They are: Elizabeth, wife of John Beckwith, deceased; William,
married and living in Delaware county, N. Y.; James, deceased; Andrew,
married and living in Tarkio, Mo.; Margaret, wife of John G. Russell,
living in Delaware county, N. Y.; Ann, wife of Allen Elijah, living in
Clarence, Cedar county, Iowa; Christina, widow of John D. Imrie, living
in Red Oak, Iowa; David, the subject of this sketch; Jane, wife of
William Imrie, of Napa City, Cal., and JEANNETTE, wife of L.
D. BOYD, of
Red Oak, Iowa.
Source:
page 400; Gue, B.F. Biographies and Portraits of the Progressive Men of
Iowa. Des Moines: Conaway & Shaw Publishers, 1899.
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