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THOMAS AGAR, Sec. 10; P. O. Fairport; was born in Linconshire, England, in 1816, where he remained until he was about 32 years of age and received his education,
In 1843, he married Miss Lucy ALLSOP, of Nottinghamshire, England. In 1848, they sailed for the United States, landing in New York; remained for some fifteen or sixteen years. In the spring of 1864, they came to Iowa, settling in Muscatine Co., where they have since resided;
They have four children living---
Elizabeth E.,
H. W.,
A. E. and
Lulie.
In 1865, Lucy A. Agar died; Mr. A. again married Sarah Jane ROWAN, daughter of John A. Rowan of this county in the fall of 1867;
they have three children living---
Albert S.,
Eugenia and
Tom.
Mr. A. is by trade a cabinet maker, which trade he followed prior to coming to Iowa; since, has been farming, and has a fine farm of 150 acres. He is Independent in politics.
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THOMAS AGAR, Sec. 10; P. O. Fairport; was born in Linconshire, England, in 1816, where he remained until he was about 32 years of age and received his education,
In 1843, he married Miss Lucy ALLSOP, of Nottinghamshire, England. In 1848, they sailed for the United States, landing in New York; remained for some fifteen or sixteen years. In the spring of 1864, they came to Iowa, settling in Muscatine Co., where they have since resided;
They have four children living---
Elizabeth E.,
H. W.,
A. E. and
Lulie.
In 1865, Lucy A. Agar died; Mr. A. again married Sarah Jane ROWAN, daughter of John A. Rowan of this county in the fall of 1867;
they have three children living---
Albert S.,
Eugenia and
Tom.
Mr. A. is by trade a cabinet maker, which trade he followed prior to coming to Iowa; since, has been farming, and has a fine farm of 150 acres. He is Independent in politics.
WPA Iowa Graves Registration www.iowawpagraves.org/index
no info
THOMAS AGAR, Sec. 10; P. O. Fairport; was born in Linconshire, England, in 1816, where he remained until he was about 32 years of age and received his education,
In 1843, he married Miss Lucy ALLSOP, of Nottinghamshire, England. In 1848, they sailed for the United States, landing in New York; remained for some fifteen or sixteen years. In the spring of 1864, they came to Iowa, settling in Muscatine Co., where they have since resided;
They have four children living---
Elizabeth E.,
H. W.,
A. E. and
Lulie.
In 1865, Lucy A. Agar died; Mr. A. again married Sarah Jane ROWAN, daughter of John A. Rowan of this county in the fall of 1867;
they have three children living---
Albert S.,
Eugenia and
Tom.
Mr. A. is by trade a cabinet maker, which trade he followed prior to coming to Iowa; since, has been farming, and has a fine farm of 150 acres. He is Independent in politics.
no info
THOMAS AGAR, Sec. 10; P. O. Fairport; was born in Linconshire, England, in 1816, where he remained until he was about 32 years of age and received his education,
In 1843, he married Miss Lucy ALLSOP, of Nottinghamshire, England. In 1848, they sailed for the United States, landing in New York; remained for some fifteen or sixteen years. In the spring of 1864, they came to Iowa, settling in Muscatine Co., where they have since resided;
They have four children living---
Elizabeth E.,
H. W.,
A. E. and
Lulie.
In 1865, Lucy A. Agar died; Mr. A. again married Sarah Jane ROWAN, daughter of John A. Rowan of this county in the fall of 1867;
they have three children living---
Albert S.,
Eugenia and
Tom.
Mr. A. is by trade a cabinet maker, which trade he followed prior to coming to Iowa; since, has been farming, and has a fine farm of 150 acres. He is Independent in politics.
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