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Sarah Boyd ~ James Stafford 

 

Warren County, Iowa

 


 

James Stafford, retired merchant; was born in Highland county, Ohio, 
December 27, 1810; he was raised a farmer, and lived in Ohio until his  removal to this county in 1855; he engaged in in selling goods in Sandyville twenty years, and dealt to some extent in stock; he owns 430 acres of land; he has held various township offices, and held the office of postmaster eighteen years, and township clerk seventeen years; in 1875 he sold out his business in Sandyville and moved to Indianola; he married Miss Sarah Boyd in 1854; she was born in Baltimore, Maryland.

Source: The History of Warren County, Iowa : containing a history of the  county, its cities, towns, etc., a biographical directory of its citizens, war record of its volunteers in the late rebellion, general and local statistics, portraits of early settlers and prominent men, history of the northwest, history of Iowa, map of Warren County, constitution of the United States, constitution of the State of Iowa, miscellaneous matters, &c. Des Moines: Union Historical Company, 1879.FHL US/CAN Film 989437 Item 2


 

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