. History of Clayton County, Iowa : from the earliest historical times down to the present : including a genealogical and biographical record of many representative families, prepared from data obtained from original sources of information. crat in politics and is affiliated with the ModernWoodmen of America. As a young man Mr. Hesner wedded MissClara Blanchard, and she is survived by two children, Herbertand Helen, who remain at the paternal home. On the 25th ofDecember, 1906, Mr. Hesner married Mrs. Lillie (Smith) Cooper,her first husband having been Clarence R. Cooper, a native ofOhio, and
. History of Clayton County, Iowa : from the earliest historical times down to the present : including a genealogical and biographical record of many representative families, prepared from data obtained from original sources of information. crat in politics and is affiliated with the ModernWoodmen of America. As a young man Mr. Hesner wedded MissClara Blanchard, and she is survived by two children, Herbertand Helen, who remain at the paternal home. On the 25th ofDecember, 1906, Mr. Hesner married Mrs. Lillie (Smith) Cooper,her first husband having been Clarence R. Cooper, a native ofOhio, and the only child of that union being Martha Theresa, whoremains with her mother. Mrs. Hesner was born and reared inClayton county and is a daughter of Andrew and Martha Ann(Sergent) Smith, who came from Canada and established theirhome in Cass township, this county, in 1857, Mr. Smith havinghere passed to eternal rest in September, 1876, and his wife havingsurvived him by nearly thirty years, her death taking place Decem-ber 8, 1905. Of the four children, Mrs. Hesner is the youngest;Albert resides at Strawberry Point, this county; Wilbur is now aresident of Marion, North Dakota; and Louis died in childhood. IHB SEW YORK ^WOt, LINM AMD. %^
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