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Also listed as Catherine Jane

Notes for Jane Gragg:
Census 1850 IL Schuyler Bainbridge pg 414 Anc.27/29
Census 1860 IA Johnson Jefferson pg 946
Census 1870 IA Johnson Jefferson pg 418
Census 1880 IA Plymouth Lincoln ED177 10B
Census 1900 IA Woodbury Soux City ED180 1B
Census 1910 IA Woodbury Sioux City ED213 2B

1885 Iowa Census
Given: Jane
Surname: Dean
Township Number: 90
Range: 45
Section: 20
Location: SW SW
Age: 49
Sex: F
Marital Status: M
Birth State: OH
Line Number: 22
Dwelling Number: 95
Family Number: 94
Page Number: 386
State: IA
County: Plymouth
Township Name: Lincoln
Family History Film: 1020171
Volume: 245

Database: 1830 United States Federal Census

NameResidence

Ebenezer Dimmick Manchester, Morgan, Ohio
Joseph Dimmick Manchester, Morgan, Ohio
Samuel Dimmick Manchester, Morgan, Ohio
Enoch Dean Manchester, Morgan, Ohio
Enoch Dean Manchester, Morgan, Ohio
Enos Dean Manchester, Morgan, Ohio
Archibald Gragg Manchester, Morgan, Ohio
Cornelius Gragg Manchester, Morgan, Ohio
James Gragg Manchester, Morgan, Ohio
John Gragg Manchester, Morgan, Ohio
Thomas Gragg Manchester, Morgan, Ohio

Samuel married 2nd Jane Gragg born June 4th, 1835 in Morgan County, Ohio. They were married January 27, 1853 in Rushville, Schuyler County, Illinois. I ordered that certificate from the Illinois Archives. Sam died July 23, 1899 in Plymouth County, Iowa. He is buried in Lincoln Township Cemetery formerly Harrison Cemetery. Jane died September 13, 1913 in Sioux City, Woodbury County, Iowa. I never could find her death certificate, nor Sams, but both their full birthdates and death dates are listed on their headstones. Both are buried in Lincoln Cemetery, as well several of their children, including my gg-grandmother their oldest daughter Delilah.

Jane Gragg Dean was born in Morgan County, Ohio on June 4, 1835 to Minerva Dimmick and Thomas Gragg. She married Samuel Wesley Dean on January 27, 1853 at Rushville, Schuyler County, Illinois. She was the mother of 10 children. An injury from a fall lead to her failing health and eventual death.

HINTON GAZETTE
Hinton, Plymouth County, Iowa
SEPTEMBER 25, 1913
Obituary
MRS.JANE DEAN DEAD
Mrs. Jane Dean aged 78 an early settler of Plymouth county died Sunday,
Sept. 21,1913, as the result of injuries received from a fall two weeks ago at
her home 4321 Polk Avenue, Leeds. Four daughters survive, Mrs.Delilah Yeigh,
Sioux City; Mrs. Ellen Kinzey of Kingsley Iowa; Mrs.Huldah Ford, of Leeds,
and Mrs. Haley Harrison , of Sioux City, and three sons, Clay Dean of
Hinton, Benjamin Dean, of Tripp County S. D. and Thomas Dean of Day's
Creek, Wyoming.