Notes for Simeon Arvin Bagley

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Notes for Simeon Arvin Bagley

"4/26/1798 - 12/3/1873"[Bagleydk.ged]
Bible records Simeon recorded birthdates printed 1833, was in possession of
A.B. Shaw in 1937, Pasadena, Ca; Various Marr Rec; VR births of Simeon Sr &
Almira (Church Rec) All census; Land Patent Dubuque Land Office V8 p435 cert#
4062 1 Mar 1848 IA Terr; Mrs Allace Getchell of Duluth came death place & date
for Geo.; Cem Rec & Estate Papers[janicebagley.ged]
Phyllis Potter - 802-763-7631
She can provide you with Sharon VT background, first families, surname information etc.
Mayflower Member#21,054, added by Bessie Bagley
Cedar Co, IA Land Patent Date 1 Mar 1848-Filed 3 May 1920 BK55 p148 TN81n R3W NE4 NE4 Sec 31(See on pg 196 of Index, film#0987404 i2, Salt Lake
Obit#2 SIMEON BAGLEY (1798-1873) and ALMIRA LATHAM
Obituary of Simeon Arvin Bagley from Tipton Advertiser, January, 1874
Edited by James Williamson
Elder S.A. Bagley, son of Samuel, was born in Grafton County, New Hampshire April 26, 1798. He was raised and educated in Sharon, VT., and was married on the 19th of August, 1801, to Miss Almira Latham in the town of Royalton, Vermont where they lived six years. He then imigrated into Athens County, Ohio, where he lived nine years. In October, 1838, he removed with his family from Ohio
Pg. 179
Additional note re answer to request for lookup
There are 21 BAGLEY entries in the Windsor County Probate Index book. None of them have the given name Simeon, Almira, or Samuel, during any time period. Sorry. Any other given names that might be of value?
Darrell A. Martin
Simeon A Bagley age 62 wagon maker Real Estate $3000, Per. Prop $1500.
b. New Hampshire. \Almira age 59 b. VT
Arvin age 24 wagon maker pp$700 b OH
Boarder Ezra McLoney age 29 Blacksmith pp$700 b OH
Boarder Edward Weeks age 24 Shoemaker pp$300 b OH
Boarder Mr. Hooks age 30 Shoemaker pp$300 born -not stated.
One more boarder, writing of bad quality, cannot read
Next door resides Alonzo and Almira Shaw (Simeon's daughter)
Simeon S A Bagley age 72 Wagonmaker b NH
Almira age 69 b VT
Matilda Miller age 26 Milliner b NY
under 5=1; 5-10=3; 30-40=1; 15-20=1; Females=1 bet 20-30
As SA Baggulay
Census 1850 Cedar Co., IA
Pg. 114, Center Twp. Henry Bagley
470/470 Bagley, Simeon 52 M Wagon Maker 5,000 NH
Bagley, Almira 48 F VT
Bagley William 30 M Minister (Christian) 1,000 Ver.
Bagley Jas. W. 22 M Teacher 5,000 Ohio
Bagley John A 17 M Wagon maker Ohio
Bagley Arvin 14 M Ohio
Bagley Ellen A. 10 F Iowa
Bagley George 25 M Carriage maker 700 Ver.
Bagley Sarah J. 20 F Ohio
pg 418 line 1-Only 28 families in Orange in 1800.
Bagley's in Rutland Co. VT in the year Samuel is supposedly there is Jonathan Bagley. (only one) Bagley's in Windsor Co., 1810, only one, John Bagley.
Pg. 2
where Simeon settled the town of West Liberty
Elder S. A. Bagley, son of Samuel, was born in Grafton Co., NH April 26, 1798. He was raised and educated in Sharon, VT and was married on the 19th day of August, 1819 to Miss Almira Latham in the town of Royalton, VT where they lived six years when they
emigrated to Athens Co., OH, where he lived nine years. In Oct. 1838, he removed with his family from Ohio to North Liberty, Iowa Territory (at the time) , Muscatine Co. This town, he and his brother William platted building log cabins in the woods,
til they could clear and built the streets of the town. Later, several cousins followed from Ohio, Eliza Bagley, Nancy Morrow, his sister, wife of Jacob Morrow, the Chesebro's, and all of William's children.
In 1844 he removed to Cedar County and settled on a farm where he lived for 6 years, when he moved his residence to the town of Tipton, where he died.
Elder Bagley embraced the Christian religion in the 18th year of his age and united with the Christian Church in the town of Sharon, VT. He was a minister, when he emigrated to Iowa he and his pious companion went into an organization of a Christian Church in Moscow, Muscatine Co. This was the first Church he was ordained by Elders, Baker and Beardsley. Here he assisted in the Organization of a Conference, the first within the territory, then known by the name of the Iowa Christian Conference. Elder Bagley continued his ministerial labors among the churches of which this conference was composed, receiving little material aid for his services and laboring with his own hands for the support of his family. He was very punctual in the attendance of every annual conference until his death.
At the organization of a Christian Church at York Prairie, seven miles from Tipton, Elder Bagley and his wife with some of their children composed part of the organization. He died suddenly of apoplexy (stroke) Dec. 3, 1873 in the presence of his wife a family, expiring about 15 minutes after the attack in the 75th year of his life.
Signed by James Williamson.
Page 526: "In 1830 Simeon A. Bagley and Enos Barnes formed a partnership in the blacksmithing and wagonmaking business. Barnes purchased James Hare's lot. In 1831 they built a brick shop on the lot now occupied by J.R. Milligan's residence. This shop was about fifty feet long, twenty wide and one story high, with a brick partition through the centre, making two rooms, one for a wagon shop and the other for blacksmithing. Soon after they had everything in good working order, the shop with all its contents was destroyed by fire. Bagley then sold his property and left (Brandon) the place."
Page 460: S.A. Bagley, a wagon maker, settled near the south county line in 1838; moved to Center Township in 1844. and to Tipton in 1849.
Page 461: He advertised in the first issue of the Cedar County Advertiser, on Nov. 12, 1853, as did Shaw and Bagley, general merchants. That latter business was a partnership with Alonzo Shaw and Harry and George Bagley. They sold out in 1855 and bought a corner lot, constructing a three-story brick building in 1857.
Page 481: Three steam mills were built and incorporated in 1850. Among the stockholders were Henry Bagley, Simeon A. Bagley, George Bagley, and others. The mills foundered for lack of water. In August, 1854, Henry Bagley, then of Tipton, now of Mechanicsville, took the mill in charge and dug a large mill pond west of the mill, by which a constant supply was received through a quick-sand stratum. In 1855, the mill was sold to Stout and Shearer..."
State of Iowa, In the matter of proving the last Will and Testament of S.A. Bagley deceased, as a Will of his estate. Examination of Witnesses, Sworn and examined in the above entitled matter.
The State of Iowa, Cedar County, ss: S.L. Smith, of Cedar Co., being duly sworn as a witness in the above entitled matter, on behalf of the applicant to prove said will, says: I was acquainted with S. A. Bagley now deceased, for fifteen years before his death. The subscription of the name of the said deceased to the instrument now shown to me, and bearing date the 9th day of May, 1873, was made by him at that date, in presence of myself, G.W. Smith the other subscription witness, and that we signed said will as witnesses at his request, and in his presence, and that said, S.A. Bagley declared said instrument to be his last will and testament. The said deceased, at the time of executing said instrument, was upwards of the age of seventy five years, and of sound mind and not under any restraint. Signed. S. L. Smith on the 14th day of February,, 1874
Clerk of Court, A.P. Flemming, deputy
State of Iowa, In the matter of proving the last Will and Testament of S.A. Bagley deceased, as a Will of his estate. Examination of Witnesses, Sworn and examined in the above entitled matter.
The State of Iowa, Cedar County, ss: S.L. Smith, of Cedar Co., being duly sworn as a witness in the above entitled matter, on behalf of the applicant to prove said will, says: I was acquainted with S. A. Bagley now deceased, for fifteen years before his death. The subscription of the name of the said deceased to the instrument now shown to me, and bearing date the 9th day of May, 1873, was made by him at that date, in presence of myself, G.W. Smith the other subscription witness, and that we signed said will as witnesses at his request, and in his presence, and that said, S.A. Bagley declared said instrument to be his last will and testament. The said deceased, at the time of executing said instrument, was upwards of the age of seventy five years, and of sound mind and not under any restraint. Signed. S. L. Smith on the 14th day of February,, 1874
Clerk of Court, A.P. Flemming, deputy

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