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| Birth: | 29 Jan 1796 in Hagertown,Maryland |
| Death: | 15 Oct 1881 in Sumner,Bremer,IA |
| Sex: | F |
| Father: | Peter Kepler b. 1770 |
| Mother: | Elizabeth Shafer b. 1773 |
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| Burial: Wilson Grove Town,Sumner,Bremer Co,Iowa |
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| James Carroll (Husband) b. 15 Feb 1792 in Killishandra Co.,Caven,Ireland
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| Marriage: | FEB 1814 in LeBeouf Twp.,Erie Co.,PA |
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 Elizabeth A. Carroll b. 11 Apr 1817 in Erie Co.,LeBoeuf Twp.,PA
- Ferdinand Carroll b. 23 Mar 1819 in Erie Co.,LeBoeuf Twp.,PA
- William Carroll b. 24 Mar 1821 in LeBeouf Twp.,Erie Co.,PA
 Phoebe M. Carroll b. 22 Dec 1823 in Erie Co.,LeBoeuf Twp.,PA
- Isabella Carroll b. 1824 in PA
- Peter K. Carroll b. Jan 1825 in Erie Co.,LeBoeuf Twp.,PA
- Sarah Carroll b. 12 May 1827 in PA
- George S. Carroll b. 24 Feb 1829 in Erie Co.,LeBoeuf Twp.,PA
- Mary Jane Carroll b. 3 Mar 1831 in PA
- Julianna Carroll b. 14 Mar 1833 in PA
- James M. Carroll b. 27 Feb 1835 in Erie Co.,LeBoeuf Twp.,PA
- Donna Isabella Carroll b. 30 Jan 1838 in Erie Co.,LeBoeuf Twp.,PA
- Baby Carroll
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Individual:
Moved to Grant County, Wisconsin, Feb. 1865.
Moved to Bremer County, near Sumner, Iowa, 1875
DEATH: Death: The Sumner Gazzette Friday October 21, 1881
Mrs. Julia Ann Carroll, 86 years of age died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
George Wescott, last Saturday October 15. Funeral sevices were held at the
Presbyterian church Tuesday, Rev. Zimmerman officiated. Ten of her eleven
children were present at the funeral.
General: In 1865, after fifty years in Pennsylvania James wife, Julianna Keppler Carroll
and all her children except Peter, having sold out, left Pennsylvania,
responding to the old urge to better their conditions, but still sticking
together. They landed in February of 1865 in Grant County Wisconsin, doing
stone cutting along the way. The Plattville Normal School at Plattville,
Wisconsin was done by them and also the stone pillars for the first railroad
bridge across the Mississippi river at Dubuque, Iowa.
Ten years later, 1875, they moved again. William and George moved to Franklin
County, Iowa near Hampton, Iowa. James M. moved to Clear Lake, Iowa.
Ferdinand, with the Wescotts and the Wellmans settled in Bremer County near
Sumner, Iowa.
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