History of Cerro Gordo County, IowaFrom materials in the public archives, the Iowa Historical Society's collection, the newspapers and data of personal interviews; also containing sketches of representative citizens . , October 22, 1829. They now live in Mason City,Iowa. They were parents of six children, of whom the followingfive survive: Charles, of Mason City; Sarah, widow of HardingHart, of Plymouth, Iowa; John, of Spirit Lake, Iowa; ; and Elizabeth, wife of John Stanton, of Mason City. Mrs. Kinney moved to Cerro Gordo county in September, 1866,and located near Rock Falls,
History of Cerro Gordo County, IowaFrom materials in the public archives, the Iowa Historical Society's collection, the newspapers and data of personal interviews; also containing sketches of representative citizens . , October 22, 1829. They now live in Mason City,Iowa. They were parents of six children, of whom the followingfive survive: Charles, of Mason City; Sarah, widow of HardingHart, of Plymouth, Iowa; John, of Spirit Lake, Iowa; ; and Elizabeth, wife of John Stanton, of Mason City. Mrs. Kinney moved to Cerro Gordo county in September, 1866,and located near Rock Falls, where they purchased a farm. Laterthey moved to Worth county, Iowa, and for the last few years havelived with their children. Eight children blessed the union of Mr. and Mrs. Fromm, ofwhom seven survive, namely: Aurora, wife of Delbert Pryor, ofMinnesota; Kate, at home; Clara, wife of John Harry, of ; May, wife of Robert McClintock, of Mason City: Bertha,Charles and John, at home; Elizabeth, 4iirt3- 7 HISTORY OF CERRO GORDO COUNTY 465 JAMES H. BROWN. It would be difficult to think of any citizen in the localitywhose loss would be more severely felt and more sincerely re-gretted than that of James H. Brown, whose death occurred April5, 1910, at his home in Bath township, one mile north of Rockwell,following a one weeks illness with pneiimonia and heart was a man of varied ; a stock-raiser and agriculturist ofthe most scientific and advanced methods; a man of markedpolitical infliiencc: and associated in some high capacity with mostof the important organizations of town and county, as well as valued the best interests of the whole community above thoseof the individual, giving most generously of time and energy tothe public service, and he is mourned by hosts of friends. Truly,To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die. James H. Brown was born in Boone county, Illinois, July 9,1855, his parents being David and Agness (Hamil
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