Journeys across the river and through the woods, to Iowa, we go.                                   
Allen, Eldridge G., of Davenport, Iowa, died last Friday in his barn. He came to Davenport in 1854 and was aged 66ys, 9m. He was the father of Leon ALLEN. (Moline Review Dispatch, Friday Sept 25, 1891)
 ANDRESS, Murdick, a longtime resident of Davenport, Iowa, died Sunday at his home in Rock Island, Il, where he had lived for 2 years, aged 72. (Friday, March 27, 1891)
ARNOLD,  L.W, eldest son of J.W. ARNOLD, was buried last Saturday at LeClaire, Scott Co, IA. He died on the 10th at Minneapolis, MN. His son, aged 4yr, died 4 weeks earlier. (Friday, March 20, 1891)
 ARP, Louis C., died Oct 8, aged 27yr. He was born in Davenport, IA, on March 6, 1865 and came to Moline, IL, with Dr. WESSELL about 21 years ago and has lived here since. He married Miss Hattie BARNARD about 4 years ago. She survives along with a son aged 3yr. He also is survived by his widowed mother and a brother, Dr. A.H. ARP of Moline. His will was probated Monday, with Dr. WESSELL and Dr. ARP as executors. Witnesses were Charles D. JOHNSON and Emil HEIMBECK. Named in the will were the deceased's mother and brother, his wife, Louis DOERFLER and his children. ( Friday Oct 16, 1891)
BAIRD, B.F., a railroad engineer, died Sunday at his home in Davenport, IA, aged 47yr. He leaves a wife and 5 children. (Friday April 13, 1894)
BAYLIS, Al, a woodworker in Davenport, IA, was killed Wednesday in an accident at 3rd and Iowa Streets there. (Friday July 20, 1894)
BAZZONI, Mrs. Mary J, sister of Mrs. Chas PRUESSING of Moline, IL, died Sunday at the home of her mother, Mrs. Frederick WORTH in Davenport, IA. The deceased, who was formerly Miss Mary FRANK, formerly lived in Moline about 10 years ago, was aged 34yr. She leaves her husband, to whom she was married about 7 years ago, but no children. (Friday April 6, 1894)
 BENNECKE, Minnie, of Davenport, IA, died on April 21st, 1877. Ambrose BONE of Rapids City, IL, has now been accused of her murder. ( Friday May 11, 1877 )
 BOLAND, Capt, who was in command of the steamer Sidney last season, died Wednesday at the Marine Hospital in Dubuque, IA. The funeral was today in Dubuque. (Friday May 8, 1891)
BRIGGS, Ed M, son of the late Henry M. BRIGGS of Davenport, IA, was found dead Tuesday at the St. James Hotel. He was a brother of the late John M. BRIGGS who died last November. Henry BRIGGS, who was formerly a successful merchant here some years ago, had 3 sons, but 2 are now deceased. (Friday, March 2, 1894)
 Byer, Louis, step-father of Mrs. John EFFLAND of Moline, Il, died Monday at Paullina, O'Brien Co, IA. He was an old resident of Davenport, IA, but since the death of his second wife, Mrs. EFFLAND's mother, a few years ago, he has spent most of his time visiting his children and grandchildren. Last winter, he went to Paullins to visit Charles HOLM. The deceased was aged 83yr. The funeral was in Moline, Il. The remains were brought to Davenport by John GEISBERGER. he is survived by 3 daughters, Mrs. Louise GRANTZ of San Francisco, CA., Mrs. Annie ALICK of Davenport, IA.(mother of Mrs. GEISBERGER) and Mrs. Julia BILSTEIN of Portsmouth, NE. There also are 4 step-children, Mrs. EFFLAND of Moline, IL, Mrs. Ben HEMPLE of Plattsmouth, NE, Mrs. Andrew HEMPLE of St. Louis and Mrs. Mary MOHL of Davenport, IA. (Friday Jan 26, 1894)
 BYRNES, Dr. Thomas, of Waterloo, IA, died yesterday in Mercy Hospital, Davenport, IA, after hit by a train in West Davenport, aged 49yr. He leaves a wife and 7 children. ( Friday, Sept 18, 1891 )
 CLARK, Alexander (colored), minister for United States at Liberia Africa, died on June 3, 1891, where he had been located for a few months. He was the father-in-law of Geo. W. APPLETON of Muscatine, IA. (Friday, July 3, 1891 )
 CLAUSSEN, Hans Reimer, one of the oldest Germans in Iowa, died Wednesday at his son home on 6th and Ripley Street in Davenport, IA. Cremation was Saturday. He was born in 1804 in Schleswig-Holstein and in 1851 was exiled by the King of Denmark, then the ruler of Schleswig-Holstein, for aiding an attempt to throw off the Danish yoke. He came to the United States and settled in Davenport, where he has since lived, except for 3 years spent in Lyons, IA. Ernst CLAUSSEN is a son of the deceased. ( Friday, March 16, 1894)
CRIPPIN, D.K., a resident of Davenport, IA, since 1842, died Tuesday in Davenport, aged 74yr. For years he was the manager of David HILL's Livery stable. ( Friday April 17, 1891)
CUMMINGS, Robert, died a few weeks ago at Walcott, Scott Co, IA. He is a brother of James CUMMINGS of Rose Hill, IL. The deceased has been mining in the West for a dozen years. His father is a well-to-do farmer and is aged 70yr. (Friday, April 13, 1894)
 DAUVER, John, an old resident of Scott Co, IA, died Sunday at the residence of his son in Blue Grass township, aged 71yr. He had lived in Blue Grass township for 25 years. His wife died about 1 year ago.(Friday, Aug 10, 1894)
 DEVERE, Mrs. Emma, died Saturday in Davenport, IA, in the rooms of her friend, Mrs. H. ROSS. The funeral was last Tuesday, March 6th, at the residence of her aunt, Mrs. Susan FLAGG, near Coaltown, Rock Island Co, IL, with burial in the Universal Cemetery. She is survived by a small son. (Friday, March 9, 1877)
DeWOLF, Olin, was found dead Wednesday at Princeton, Scott Co, IA. An inquest was held there and the body was taken to Port Byron, IL. Cal DeWolf identified the body. (Friday, July 27, 1877)
DONNAN, Mrs. Nancy, mother of Mrs. W.A.McGONAGIL of Moline, IL, died Tuesday at Ewart, Poweshiek Co, IA, aged 65yr. Burial will be in the Homestead cemetery, Rural township, Rock Island Co, IL, beside her husband who died in Ewart 20 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. DONNAN were early settlers of Rural township, coming here from Ireland an about 1847-48. They were among those who established the U.P.Church at Homestead cemetery. Their daughter, Mrs. McGONAGIL, was probably the first white child born in what is now Rural township. Two sisters of Mrs. McGONIGAL also survive. ( Friday, Oct 9, 1891 )
 DODGE, Eliza M., widow of the late Capt Leroy DODGE, died Wednesday at the home of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mary L. DODGE in Davenport, IA. The deceased was born in Vermont in 1828 and as Miss Eliza JONES began teaching school at Buffalo, Scott Co, IA, in 1849. ( Friday, Jan 19, 1894)
 DOSH, John P., formerly of Davenport, IA, died Tuesday in New York, aged about 45yr. He left for New York 10yr ago. Buurial will be here. (Friday, Jan 23, 1891 )
 EHLERS, Marx C., of Davenport, IA, was found dead at his home Monday, aged 62yr. He was a native of Holstein, Germany, and had been a resident of Davenport since 1853, where until 11 years ago he kept a saloon. He is survived by his wife, 2 sons and 4 daughters. The body will be cremated. (Friday, June 29, 1894 )
ELDRIDGE, J.M, died last Friday at the home of his son, B.H. ELDRDGE, in Davenport, IA. He first opened a tailor shop in Davenport in 1839 and has lived there since. The funeral was Sunday at the Calvary Baptist Church. ( Friday, Feb 20, 1891)
ELDRIDGE, Sadie M, eldest daughter of M.L.ELDRIDGE of Davenport, IA, died Tuesday, aged 21yr. (Friday, March 27, 1891)
ENNIS, Edith Hortense, only daughter of C.H. ENNIS of Clearfield, IA, died Wednesday at the Home of Thomas MERRYAMN, 2118 6th Avenue, aged 11 years last September. Her mother died about 5 years ago and soon after Mr. ENNIS brought his children, Edith and 2 brothers, to Moline and placed them in care of his sister, Mrs. MERRYMAN. The funeral was yesterday from the residence of Mr. MERRYAMN with burial at Clearfield, IA.(Friday, April 6, 1894)
 EVANS, John, an old resident of Muscatine, IA, died recently. The funeral was Saturday at Muscatine and was attened by his sister, Mrs. Daniel EDGINGTON of Rock Island County. ( Friday, March 13, 1891)
GATTING, Bernhard, a resident of Davenport, IA, for the past 30 years, was killed by the train in the west end of Davenport on Tuesday, aged 60-65yr. (Friday, June 15, 1894)
 GILBERT, Miss Annie, of Wyoming, IA, who had gone to Colorado for her health, died on the train near Davenport, IA, on her way home. Burial will be at Wyoming. ( Friday, July 17, 1891)
GOODRICH, Mrs. G.T., died Wednesday at her home in Davenport, IA, aged 37yr, leaving her husband and a 7-year-old som.(Friday, Oct 2, 1891)
GRANT, Alezander, an old resident of Scott Co, IA, died Monday at his home in Gilbertown, aged 71yr. (Freiday, Jan 30, 1891)
GRANT, Judge James, of Davenport, IA, died Saturday at Oakland, CA. He was born Dec 12, 1812 at Enfield, NC, of a family that descended from a Highland clan who fought for the Stuarts and were sent to North Carolina by George II after the defeat at Culloden. He graduated from Chapel Hill University in 1831 and came to Chicago, IL, in 1834. He then came to Davenport, IA, in 1838, where he at first lived on a farm. He was married 3 times, first on July 8, 1839 to Sarah E. HUBBAND "who was born within the sound of the waves on Plymouth Rock, of Puritan ancestry."
She had one daughter who died in 1841 and then she died in January, 1842. In January, 1844, Judge Grant married 2nd wife Ada C. HUBBARD, who had migrated from Windsor, VT, to Scott Co, IA. She died in June, 1846, leaving an infant daughter who survived her mother by one year. On June 10, 1848, Judge married 3rd wife, Elizabeth Brown LEONARD who was born Dec 21, 1825 in Griswold, New London Co, CT. They had no children, but she survives. The funeral was Saturday in Davenport with burial in the family lot in Oakdale cemetery. Ex-governor J.B.GRANT and Dr. W.W.GRANT of Denver, CO, are his nephews.(Friday, March 20, 1891)
 HALEY, John, died Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. H. ROSENFIELD, 223 21st Street, in Rock Island, IL, aged 86yr. He was born in Ireland and came to this country in 1845, settling in Pennsylvania where his wife died 37yr ago. In the following year, he came to Davenport, IA, where he lived until a few weeks ago, to live with his daughter. He leaves 5 children, Mrs. T. RUINLAN of Chicago, Mrs. H. ROSENFIELD of Rock Island and John HALEY of St. Louis. The funeral was yesterday with burial in St. Marguerite's Cemetery in Davenport, IA. ( Friday, June 19, 1891 )
HALL, Mrs. Israel, of Davenport, IA, died Saturday, aged 65yr. She and her husband had been residents of Davenport for 52 years. She is survived by her husband and a daughter, Mrs. Byron WHITTAKER. (Friday, June 26, 1891 )
 HENNINGER, Andrew J., an old resident of Davenport, IA., died Tuesday leaving a wife and 7 children. (Friday, March 27, 1891)
 HENNINGER, Henry C., of Davenport, IA., was killed in an accident yesterday while tinning a gutter at the residence of T.F.  ELDRIDGE. He leaves a widowed mother and a sister who is a dressmaker. ( Friday, Jan 5, 1894)
 HETZEL, Regina, widow of the late (?) F. HETZEL, died Wednesday at her home 5 miles west of Davenport, IA, aged 79yr. She had lived in Scott Co, IA, for nearly 40 years. The funeral was Friday with burial in the Oakdale cemetery. ( Friday, Aug 14, 1891)
HILL, Charles, son of John HILL of Davenport, IA, died Friday in Berlin, Germany, where he had gone for treatment.( Friday, Jan 16, 1891)
 HOFFMAN, Engineer, "Old Dad," died Saturday in his railroad cab at Buffalo, Scott Co, IA. Burial will be at Reading, PA, from which city he came at the time of the great Reading strike. ( Friday, March 23, 1894)
HOWARD, Mrs. Wm., of Davenport, IA, died there Saturday. She was a member of the Catholic Church. (Friday, Feb 6, 1891)
HUBBAND, W.A., of Taylor Ridge, ILL, met the remains in Rock Island of his nephew, John M. HUBBARD, who died early Friday at Marion, IA, aged about 32yr. The deceased was a former resident of Taylor Ridge. (Friday, May 8, 1891)
 HUPP, Mrs. H., and her daughter, aged 12 years, drownd last Friday at Buffalo, Scott Co, IA. Her husband was saved. ( Friday, June 8, 1894)
 JAMMER, Miss Amelia, a domestic in the family of Daniel GOULD of Davenport, IA, died in the GOULD home Sunday, aged 28yr. Her father is a farmer at Sunbury, IA. The remains were shipped there for burial. ( Friday, July 13, 1894)
JARVIS, Charles A, a former landlord of the Commercial Hotel and later of the Rock Island House in Rock Island, IL, died last Saturday in Muscatine, IA. He had been living in South Dakota for 8-10yr. He was staying at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. JACKSON, in Muscatine when he died. ( Friday, Jan 19, 1894)
 JASPER, Clause, who was street commissioner of Moline, IL, about 20yr ago, died Feb 12, 1891, at his home in Davenport,IA. He leaves a wife whom he married in Moline on her arrival, direct from Germany. He is also survived by 3 children. Two other are buried in the Riverside Cemetery in Moline. The funeral was Saturday at the residence. (Friday, Feb 20, 1891)
KARSGARD, Louis, who has been a driver for the street railway in Davenport, IA, for the past 4 years, died Tuesday. He leaves a wife and several children. (Friday, May 11, 1894)
 KEGLER, Wm., of Bellevue, has identified the body of the young man found in the river at Davenport, IA, on Sunday as that of his son, John KEGLER, who drowned in March while hunting. The body of the young man's companion, ALTFLICH, was recovered Thursday, less than a mile from where their boat capsized. ( Friday, May 4, 1894)
KENNEDY, Sister Mary HUMBELINA, a teacher at the Immaculate Conception Academy in Davenport, IA, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. KENNEDY of Geneseo, Henry Co, IL, died Sunday at the academy. (Friday, May 4, 1894)
KIMBALL, Emma P., wife of A. KINBALL of Davenport, IA, died Monday at her home in Davenport. (Friday, March 27, 1891)
 KING, Mattie Bell, wife of A.M. KING, died Sunday at their home, 414 18th Street, aged 19yr. Burial was Tuesday at Independence, IA. (Friday, Feb 9, 1894)
KOECHERT, Otto, of Davenport, IA, was found dead in the Germania House hotel in Davenport, on Wednesday. He had wealthy relatives in Germany and was a highly educated man. ( Friday, March 13, 1891 )
LEONARD, Charles M., of Davenport, IA, died Tuesday, aged 56yr. He is survived by a wife and a 13-year-old daughter. He was a Civil War veteran. ( Friday, April 13, 1894)
 LISCHER, Mrs. Henry, of Davenport, IA, died yesterday, aged 61yr. She was born in Bremen, Germany, and came to this country when she was 11yr old. She came to Davenport with Mr. LISCHER in 1856. She is survived by 6 children, all of whom live in Davenport. (Friday, March 13, 1891)
LOEB, Tony, father of Mrs. M.C. RICE and Miss Helen LOEB of Rock Island. IL died Tuesday in Oskaloosa, IA. (Friday, Jan 5, 1894)
LONG, Benijamin L., former freight depot engineer who left Moline, IL. with his wife 6 weeks ago to live with their daughter, Mrs. F.K. VanFOSSEN, at Hancock, IA, died at Hancock on Jan 19, 1894. He was born Nov 10, 1819 in Huntingdon Co, PA, and was aged 74yr last November. He was married on Oct 15, 1839 to Elizabeth MYERS who survives. They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary 4 years ago. The funeral was Sunday. He had lived in Moline for 24yr. ( Friday, Jan 26, 1894 )
MARCKLEY, Wm H., aged nearly 79yr, a longtime resident of Davenport, IA, died on Wednesday in that city. (Friday, April 13, 1894)
McCORTNEY, Nettie, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James McCORTNEY, died yesterday in Davenport, IA, aged 28yr. She was a graduate of the Davenport public schools. The funeral will be tomorrow. ( Friday, Feb 20, 1891)
McCULLOUGH, Jane, widow of the late J.C. McCULLOUGH and mother of  A. Read McCULLOGH, died Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. TORBERT, in Davenport, IA, aged 80yr. (Friday, Feb 13, 1891)
MILES, Jesse A., died (Tuesday or Wednesday ? ) at the Rock Island, IL, Armory after being found in a field near Colona, IL, aged 35-40yr. He resided in Davenport, IA, 6-7yr ago and has a brother living there now. His parents live at Rome, NY. ( Friday, Aug 21, 1891)
 MEYER, Herman, a laborer in a Davenport, IA, lumberyard, died there Monday in the woodshed in the rear of his cottage on Gaines Street. His wife is about to give birth to their 7th child. He was aged 39yr and had lived in this country for 9yr. ( Friday, Oct 16, 1891)
MORITZ, A, a Davenport, IA, clothier, died Wednesday, aged 44yr.( Friday, Feb 6, 1891)
MORRISON, John D., of Davenport, IA, died Saturday at Pine Bush, NY. He had lived in Davenport for 34yr, coming there in 1857 when he was 48yr old. He was a bachelor. ( Friday, March 6, 1891)
NEWCOMB, Mrs. P.V., of Davenport, IA, died last Friday at Rochester, NY, aged 88yr. The funeral was Monday at the 1st Presbyterian Church in Davenport. ( Friday, Aug 28, 1891)
 OBERHOLTZER, Frank, of Davenport, IA, grandchild of E.S. CARL, died recently, aged 6yr. ( Friday, Feb 20, 1891)
PAHL, Claus, who has been in business in Davenport, IA, for 34yr, died there Tuesday, aged 57yr. The funeral was Thursday. ( Friday, June 29, 1894 )
 PARSONS, W.S., the Davenport, IA, dry goods man, died Wednesday, leaving a wife and a daughter. ( Friday, Feb 2, 1894 )
PETERSON, Nels, of Davenport, IA, drowned Tuesday, aged 26yr. He was a native of Helsingland, Sweden. (Friday, June 15, 1894 )
 PRATT, Johnny, son of J.A. PRATT, of Davenport, IA, was killed Wednseday in a sledding accident on Mississippi Avenue, aged 6yr. ( Friday, March 13, 1891)
RANDOLPH, J.M., formerly of Davenport, IA, and whose family still lives there, died last Sunday at Milwaukee, WI, ( Friday, April 3, 1891)
RENWICK, James, who built a Mill in Davenport, IA, in 1852, and who was an old Davenport, Businessman, died Tuesday. He was born in Scotland in 1805 and came to this region in 1845. His  wife died 15yr. ago. She and her husband celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on July 10, 1876. ( Friday, Jan 19, 1894 )
RICHMOND, James, was killed in a railroad accident Sunday at Specht's Ferry. He is survived by his wife. (Friday, May 22, 1891 )
RIECK, Mrs. Hans J., an old resident of Davenport, IA, died Monday in a well in the yard where she lived on Judson Street, aged 76yr. She is survived by her husband to whom she had been married for many years. ( Friday, July 17, 1891 )
 RIECK, Frederick, a resident of Davenport, IA, Twp. for 40yr, died Tuesday, aged 67yr. ( Friday, June 29, 1894 )
ROBBINS, Mrs. A.B., wife of the Rev Dr. ROBBINS, who has been pastor of the Congregational Church in Muscatine, IA, for more than 50yr, died last Friday. ( Friday, June 29, 1894 )
 ROENFELDT, Henry, of North Davenport, IA., died Sunday, aged 52yr. ( Friday, June 15, 1894 )
ROTHERMEL, John, a Davenport, IA, baker, died there Saturday, aged 51yr. ( Friday, May 18, 1894 )
 RYDER, James, a railroad brakman, was killed 16 miles west of Davenport, IA, near Fulton. His wife lives in Michigan. He was aged 24yr. Burial will be in Michigan. ( Friday, Jan 19, 1877 )
 SASS, Charles, drowned Saturday off one of the Islands opposite the western end of Davenport, IA, aged 17yr. ( Friday, June 29, 1894 )
SCOTT, Clarence, brother of A.W.SCOTT of LeClaire, Scott Co, IA, was found dead in the railroad yards in Muscatine, IA, on Tuesday. His wife is now at Seneca, MO. ( Friday, May 22, 1891 )
SHAUGHNESSY, Mrs. Margaret, daughter of the longtime sexton of Rock Island, IL, Chippiannock Cemetery, died Friday at her home in Davenport, IA, aged 47yr. She had recently secured a divorce from her husband and had resumed using her maiden name. She leaves 2 children. The funeral was Sunday from St. Joseph's church in Rock Island, IL. ( Friday, April 3, 1891 )
SNYDER, Alanson, a Davenport, IA,. blacksmith, was found dead there Sunday, aged 68yr. ( Friday, Feb 6, 1894 )
STEINLE, Christian, died Saturday in Rock Island, IL, aged 76yr. He was a former residnet of Rock Island, but for some years past had lived at Buffalo, Scott Co, Ia. He leaves no immediate family, but dose have some relatives in this vicinity. He was a pioneer baker of Rock Island. He was a native of Germany and came to Rock Island in 1856. In 1858, he began the bakery business and continued it until 1880. He then purchased a farm at Linwood Springs below Davenport, IA, and retired there. His wife died there a few years ago. His sister, Mrs. Mary SCHANTZ, lives on 20th Street. He was aged 76yr. on the 13th inst. He
leaves no children. Besides Mrs. SCHANTZ he is survived by another brother and a sister. The funeral was Tuesday at the residence of Mrs. SCHANTZ. ( Friday, Jan 26, 1894 )
STEWART, Jacob W., of Davenport, IA, died Saturday at the Harper House in Rock Island, IL, aged 66yr. He was born in Danbury, CT, in 1828, and settled in Davenport, IA, in April 1853, where he filled several political offices. (Friday, April 20, 1894)
 TEGRUNDE, Margaret, wife of D. TEGRUNDE of 928 West 6th Street in Davenport, IA, died there last Friday. ( Friday, Oct 9, 1891 )
TILLINGHAST, Mrs. Jane S., mother of B.F. TILLINGHAST, formerly of this city, died yesterday at her home in Davenport, IA, aged 78yr. ( Friday, April 13, 1894 )
 VELIE, L.S., son of one of the early mayors of Davenport, IA, and a native of New York, died last Friday at Marengo, IA, aged 70yr.  Burial was Tuesday in Davenport, IA, beside his wife. ( Friday, Jan 12, 1894 )
VITZHUM, D. Casper, formerly of this city Moline, IL, died Saturday at his residence in Davenport, IA, aged 74yr. He was born Jan 1, 1820 in Bavaria and came to this country in 1855 and settled in Moline, IL. He moved to Davenport, IA, about 3yr ago. He is survived by his wife and 2 daughters, Eleanor and Mamie, and by a son, John. Eleanor lives with her parents but other 2 live in Western IA,. Cremation was in Davenport on Wednesday. ( Friday, March 2, 1894 )
WACHTER, Mrs., formerly a resident of this city  (Moline, IL)., died Sunday at Muscatine, IA. She moved to Muscatine about 23yr ago. ( Friday, May 18, 1894 )
WADSWORTH, Harry L. of Davenport, IA, died Wednesday at the residence of J.C. CONKLILN in Salt Lake City, UT, aged 30yr. ( Friday, April 24, 1891 )
WALLICK, Wm. P., a railroad brakeman whose home was in Rock Island, IL, was killed Saturday at Oxford, IA, in a railroad accident. He was aged 26yr and had lived in Rock Island for about 2yr. The funeral was toady at his former home in Victor, IA,. ( Friday Feb 23, 1894 )
 WELCH, James, an extra conductor on the syndicate lines, who went home 2 weeks ago sick with typhoid fever, died Monday at Wilton, IA. ( Friday, July 13, 1894 )
 WELLS, P.H., a railroad engineer, died Saturday at his home in Davenport, IA, leaving a wife and 6 children. The funeral will be tomorrow. ( Friday, April 24, 1891 )
 WEST, Parvin F., died last Friday at the home of his mother, Mrs. Andrew WEST, 1615 14th Avenue, aged 26yr. He married a Davenport, IA, lady in Davenport only about a week before he became ill. The funeral was Sunday. ( Friday, March 9, 1894 )
WICKS, Gilbert, a farmer in Sheridan Twp. Scott Co, IA, died Wednesday in Davenport, IA, aged 60yr. He had been a resident of Scott County since 1856. ( Friday, April 10, 1891 )
 WILLIS, John H., son of Thomas and Mary WILLIA, died Jan 23, 1894, at Creston, IA, aged 64yr, 2m, 14d. ( Friday, Feb 16, 1877 )
WRIGHT, Mrs. Isabella, mother of Mrs. Henry CARSE and of S.R. WRIGHT of Rock Island, died Sunday at Holstein, IA, aged 70yr. Mrs. William ( Jennie) SAGE of Omaha, NE, is another daughter. The funeral was today at the residence of Henry CARSE. Mr. WRIGHT died in Rock Island, IL, nearly 2yr ago. The other surviving children are Charles WRIGHT of Davenport, IA; Thomas H. WRIGHT of Cincinnati and Mrs. Belle WINNIECK of Stuart, IA.  (Friday, May 29, 1891 )
 YOUNG, Mrs. D.T., died Saturday in Davenport, IA. She was born Sarah M. HUMPHREY in England in Oct 1830 and was married at Zanesville, OH, in 1852. They came to Davenport, IA, in 1855 and have lived there since. She joined the Baptist Church in 1850.  She is survived by 6 children, Charles T. YOUNG, George H. YOUNG, Miss Fannie M. YOUNG and Mrs. Maggie W. HENDER, all of Davenport, IA; and the Rev T.S. YOUNG, pastor of the 1st Baptist Church in this city; and Robert O. YOUNG of Chicago. The funeral was Monday from the residence, 1011 East Locust Street, in Davenport.( Friday, Aug 28, 1891)
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