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History of Dallas County, Iowa: Murphy, W. H., farmer, Sec. 13; P.O. Minburn; born in Warren County, Illinois, December 31, 1839, and lived there until 1861; enlisted in Company F 66th Illinois Infantry, October 10; was mustered out December 23, 1863; he re-enlisted the same day, and in the same company, and was mustered out July 7, 1865, at Louisville, Kentucky; he participated in sixteen pitch battles and numerous skirmishes; has been married twice; first wife was Mary S. Parish, a native of Warren County, Illinois; they were married January 14, 1861; she died August 19, 1863; he has one son by this union: Ira V. He came to this county in February, 1866; on December 20, 1870, he married again, to Martha, widow of David Starbuck and Thomas Arrington; her maiden name was Warford; Mrs. M.�s first husband was an old settler of this county; he was born in Washington County, Indiana, November 17, 1817; he came to this county in 1850, and located where she now lives; he was a member of the first board of supervisors and was the first township clerk; he died December 1, 1865. [1]
1850: Scioto Twp, Ross Co, OH [2]
1856: Sugar Grove, Dallas, Iowa [3]
1860:
Elmood Cemetery, Minburn, Dallas, County, Iowa; aged 36 yrs 6 mo 13 ds: [4]
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