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Isaac F. Duffey

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Isaac F. Duffey

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22 Sep 1904 (aged 48)
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Lincolnville, Wabash County, Indiana, USA Add to Map
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(From "History of Wabash County, Indiana" pub. 1884, pg. 365) ISAAC F. DUFFEY. Among the many young farmers who are laboring to advance the interests of LaGro Township, none are more prominent than Isaac F. Duffey. He is the youngest son of Daniel and Susanna Duffey, who were old settlers in this county. He attended the common schools in LaGro Township until seventeen years of age, and was afterward a pupil in the graded school in Dora, where he completed his education.

Mr. Duffey was married, April 14, 1881, to Miss Della Benjamin, daughter of Squire E. W. Benjamin, of LaGro. To this union has been born one child - Isaiah. Mr. Duffey is the owner of 100 acres of well-improved land, and is still residing on the homestead, where his mother also lives. Mr. and Mrs. Duffey are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Mount Hope. As it were just starting in life, we hope he has many yeats of prosperity before him.
(From "History of Wabash County, Indiana" pub. 1884, pg. 365) ISAAC F. DUFFEY. Among the many young farmers who are laboring to advance the interests of LaGro Township, none are more prominent than Isaac F. Duffey. He is the youngest son of Daniel and Susanna Duffey, who were old settlers in this county. He attended the common schools in LaGro Township until seventeen years of age, and was afterward a pupil in the graded school in Dora, where he completed his education.

Mr. Duffey was married, April 14, 1881, to Miss Della Benjamin, daughter of Squire E. W. Benjamin, of LaGro. To this union has been born one child - Isaiah. Mr. Duffey is the owner of 100 acres of well-improved land, and is still residing on the homestead, where his mother also lives. Mr. and Mrs. Duffey are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Mount Hope. As it were just starting in life, we hope he has many yeats of prosperity before him.


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