Fairfield in the 50s recounts early settlers and presses
A retrospective sketch of Fairfield Iowa highlights Rev Bell the First Presbyterian church founder in 1842, local colleges, and early newspapers. It recounts prominent residents like W H Haywood and Marsh Hanna, the Kephart hanging, newspaper bans, and Jefferson county pioneers including Col Coop and early births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Bell
God's Green Acres
Virginia
Mississippi
Burlington
Bel
Fairfield
First Presbyterian Church
Lowalle
Feme
First Presbyterian Church of
J. M. McElroy
Kephart
Willis
Big Creek
Batavia
John F. Robb
Scotland County
Thrail
CCW
Slagle Ward Lamson
Charles Negus
James F. Wilson
Robb
Marsh” Hanna
Perota Journal
Yellow Journals
United States
David Sheward
Elo
Constitution and Union
Sheward
States Marshall
Dennis A. Mahoney
Dubuque
Iowa
Washington City
Old Capitol
Jefferson County
William Coop
William
Cyrus Walker
Samuel S. Walker
Clonel
William G. Coop
Lockridge
Col. Coop
Iowa City
Col Coop
Territorial Council
Senate
Rock
Paddy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Gobble & Heer
Tumwa
Bell’ Minary
Helen FE. Pelletreau
Fairfield College
A.axline
W. W. Jukin
Judge Leggett
W. B. Burray
State University
The
American
Moore
Red Oak
Marsh Hanna
Peoria Journa
Earth
Cristian W. Slagle
R. Fulton
Sentinel
A. R. Sparks
D. Sheward
GC. L. Sheward
Birmingham Enterprise
Orlando McCraney
A. Fulton
W. W. Junkin
Himes M. Junkin
Fairfield Jeffersonian
Tr. Bueckey Taylor
H.n.moore
I. J. Volan
ADA
H. N. Moore
Samuel Jacobs
ER. M. Hanna
Mr. Taylor
Baltimore
Bill Lee
Galesburg
Toliet
William Haywood
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Idaho
Haywood
Plains
Hay
Co. K
2Nd
Iowa Infantry
James B. Weaver
Messick
General Weaver
Jim Messick
Lancelot G. Bell
Uae
Burlington Depot
D. Clem Deaver
Land Seekers’ Information Bureau
Farnam St
Omaha, Neb