F. J. LAUDE, farmer, Sec. 36; P.O. Rockdale; born in France Jan. 2, 1823; came to America in 1834; settled in Oswego Co., N.Y., and remained there twelve years,
removing to Dubuque Co., Iowa in June 1846; has a nicely located farm of 530 acres, with commodious and substantial barns, etc. and a residence, in the construction of
which thorough good taste, convenience and comfort have all been consulted. Mr. Laude has held school offices continuously since 1848. He is an active member of
the Presbyterian Church; politics, Republican; consulting the best interests of his township and county by voting for the best men irrespective of party lines. He was
married Nov. 26, 1842, to Miss Louise LeClere, who, at the age of 6, came with her parents from France to Oswego Co., N.Y.; nine children living- Elise C. (now Mrs.
Blank), James F., Rosine S. (now Mrs. Tisserand), Susanne J., Emelie C. (now Mrs. Martin), Eugene P., Henry W., Louise and Ida May; four children deceased- Louise
(Mrs. Houser), Alexander and two who died in infancy.
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removing to Dubuque Co., Iowa in June 1846; has a nicely located farm of 530 acres, with commodious and substantial barns, etc. and a residence, in the construction of
which thorough good taste, convenience and comfort have all been consulted. Mr. Laude has held school offices continuously since 1848. He is an active member of
the Presbyterian Church; politics, Republican; consulting the best interests of his township and county by voting for the best men irrespective of party lines. He was
married Nov. 26, 1842, to Miss Louise LeClere, who, at the age of 6, came with her parents from France to Oswego Co., N.Y.; nine children living- Elise C. (now Mrs.
Blank), James F., Rosine S. (now Mrs. Tisserand), Susanne J., Emelie C. (now Mrs. Martin), Eugene P., Henry W., Louise and Ida May; four children deceased- Louise
(Mrs. Houser), Alexander and two who died in infancy.
Source: www.iowagravestones.org; source website may have additional data and/or photo; please read my bio before emailing me
F. J. LAUDE, farmer, Sec. 36; P.O. Rockdale; born in France Jan. 2, 1823; came to America in 1834; settled in Oswego Co., N.Y., and remained there twelve years,
removing to Dubuque Co., Iowa in June 1846; has a nicely located farm of 530 acres, with commodious and substantial barns, etc. and a residence, in the construction of
which thorough good taste, convenience and comfort have all been consulted. Mr. Laude has held school offices continuously since 1848. He is an active member of
the Presbyterian Church; politics, Republican; consulting the best interests of his township and county by voting for the best men irrespective of party lines. He was
married Nov. 26, 1842, to Miss Louise LeClere, who, at the age of 6, came with her parents from France to Oswego Co., N.Y.; nine children living- Elise C. (now Mrs.
Blank), James F., Rosine S. (now Mrs. Tisserand), Susanne J., Emelie C. (now Mrs. Martin), Eugene P., Henry W., Louise and Ida May; four children deceased- Louise
(Mrs. Houser), Alexander and two who died in infancy.
Source: www.iowagravestones.org; source website may have additional data and/or photo; please read my bio before emailing me
removing to Dubuque Co., Iowa in June 1846; has a nicely located farm of 530 acres, with commodious and substantial barns, etc. and a residence, in the construction of
which thorough good taste, convenience and comfort have all been consulted. Mr. Laude has held school offices continuously since 1848. He is an active member of
the Presbyterian Church; politics, Republican; consulting the best interests of his township and county by voting for the best men irrespective of party lines. He was
married Nov. 26, 1842, to Miss Louise LeClere, who, at the age of 6, came with her parents from France to Oswego Co., N.Y.; nine children living- Elise C. (now Mrs.
Blank), James F., Rosine S. (now Mrs. Tisserand), Susanne J., Emelie C. (now Mrs. Martin), Eugene P., Henry W., Louise and Ida May; four children deceased- Louise
(Mrs. Houser), Alexander and two who died in infancy.
Source: www.iowagravestones.org; source website may have additional data and/or photo; please read my bio before emailing me
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