A genealogical and biographical history of Keokuk County, Iowa .. . February n, 1874,in Lancaster township, Keokuk county, Iowa, and he is a son of JohnM. and Caroline (Meyer) Wagner, the former of whom was born inSnyder county, Pennsylvania, on October 22, 1831, and the latter inLicking county, Ohio, on February 6, 1845. Both parents are of Ger-man descent. They were married in Ohio and came to Keokuk countyin 1871 and in 1872 purchased their present fine farm in Lancastertownship. They have four surviving children, namely: Ida Ann,Mary C., Susan Belle and Henry F. Mr. Wagner has always follo
A genealogical and biographical history of Keokuk County, Iowa .. . February n, 1874,in Lancaster township, Keokuk county, Iowa, and he is a son of JohnM. and Caroline (Meyer) Wagner, the former of whom was born inSnyder county, Pennsylvania, on October 22, 1831, and the latter inLicking county, Ohio, on February 6, 1845. Both parents are of Ger-man descent. They were married in Ohio and came to Keokuk countyin 1871 and in 1872 purchased their present fine farm in Lancastertownship. They have four surviving children, namely: Ida Ann,Mary C., Susan Belle and Henry F. Mr. Wagner has always followedan agricultural life, and has actively supported the Republican family is a much respected one in Lancaster township. Our subject was reared on his fathers farm and attended the coun-try schools until he was fourteen years old, completing the course atthat age. In 1891 he graduated from the Sigourney high school and atthe age of nineteen began teaching in the country schools. For threeyears he worked industriously, working through the summers on the. DANIEL SWICKARD. MM
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