Husband of AMELIA B., son of GEORGE ANSON.
Joseph Anson son of George Joseph Anson and Margaret Dinning of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England. They married there in 29 June 1833. Between 1851 and 1860
they immigrated to the United States. They are listed on 1860 Federal Census Geo. Anson Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa.
Son, Joseph Anson listed as Henry Anson on this census with parents.
Civil War service: Enlisted Co. E, 5th Iowa Infantry July 1, 1861. Re-enlisted Jan 5, 1864 and was transferred to Co., G, 5th Iowa Cavalry on Sept. 18, 1864. Discharged July 29, 1865 at Keokuk, Iowa because of chronic rheumatism.
After being discharged he married Amelia Betty Newell dt/o of John Newell and 1/w Harriet N. Judd Newell 20 Nov. 1865 probably Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa.
They had the following children:
Minnie Ella Anson m. William Charles Probasco
Newell Henry Anson m. Sarah Jane Conrad
Nellie Eliza Anson m. Anning Presley Stubbelfield
Joseph Orlin Anson m. Mabel T. McMurry
James Granville Anson m. Ethel Ragain
Hannah Muilenber
Amelia Betty Newell Anson died a few days after the birth of James Granville Anson possibly from complications of childbirth.
He married a 2nd time to a Fanny ? prior to 1900.
Federal Census
1860 Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa both living with parents
1870 Joseph Anson, LaGrande, Union Co., Oregon
farmer by occupation
1880 Island City, Union Co. Oregon
1900 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1910 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1920 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1930 Island, Union Co., Oregon
Joseph Anson son of George Joseph Anson and Margaret Dinning of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England. They married there in 29 June 1833. Between 1851 and 1860
they immigrated to the United States. They are listed on 1860 Federal Census Geo. Anson Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa.
Son, Joseph Anson listed as Henry Anson on this census with parents.
Civil War service: Enlisted Co. E, 5th Iowa Infantry July 1, 1861. Re-enlisted Jan 5, 1864 and was transferred to Co., G, 5th Iowa Cavalry on Sept. 18, 1864. Discharged July 29, 1865 at Keokuk, Iowa because of chronic rheumatism.
After being discharged he married Amelia Betty Newell dt/o of John Newell and 1/w Harriet N. Judd Newell 20 Nov. 1865 probably Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa.
They had the following children:
Minnie Ella Anson m. William Charles Probasco
Newell Henry Anson m. Sarah Jane Conrad
Nellie Eliza Anson m. Anning Presley Stubbelfield
Joseph Orlin Anson m. Mabel T. McMurry
James Granville Anson m. Ethel Ragain
Hannah Muilenber
Amelia Betty Newell Anson died a few days after the birth of James Granville Anson possibly from complications of childbirth.
He married a 2nd time to a Fanny ? prior to 1900.
Federal Census
1860 Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa both living with parents
1870 Joseph Anson, LaGrande, Union Co., Oregon
farmer by occupation
1880 Island City, Union Co. Oregon
1900 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1910 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1920 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1930 Island, Union Co., Oregon
Husband of AMELIA B., son of GEORGE ANSON.
Joseph Anson son of George Joseph Anson and Margaret Dinning of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England. They married there in 29 June 1833. Between 1851 and 1860
they immigrated to the United States. They are listed on 1860 Federal Census Geo. Anson Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa.
Son, Joseph Anson listed as Henry Anson on this census with parents.
Civil War service: Enlisted Co. E, 5th Iowa Infantry July 1, 1861. Re-enlisted Jan 5, 1864 and was transferred to Co., G, 5th Iowa Cavalry on Sept. 18, 1864. Discharged July 29, 1865 at Keokuk, Iowa because of chronic rheumatism.
After being discharged he married Amelia Betty Newell dt/o of John Newell and 1/w Harriet N. Judd Newell 20 Nov. 1865 probably Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa.
They had the following children:
Minnie Ella Anson m. William Charles Probasco
Newell Henry Anson m. Sarah Jane Conrad
Nellie Eliza Anson m. Anning Presley Stubbelfield
Joseph Orlin Anson m. Mabel T. McMurry
James Granville Anson m. Ethel Ragain
Hannah Muilenber
Amelia Betty Newell Anson died a few days after the birth of James Granville Anson possibly from complications of childbirth.
He married a 2nd time to a Fanny ? prior to 1900.
Federal Census
1860 Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa both living with parents
1870 Joseph Anson, LaGrande, Union Co., Oregon
farmer by occupation
1880 Island City, Union Co. Oregon
1900 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1910 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1920 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1930 Island, Union Co., Oregon
Joseph Anson son of George Joseph Anson and Margaret Dinning of Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, England. They married there in 29 June 1833. Between 1851 and 1860
they immigrated to the United States. They are listed on 1860 Federal Census Geo. Anson Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa.
Son, Joseph Anson listed as Henry Anson on this census with parents.
Civil War service: Enlisted Co. E, 5th Iowa Infantry July 1, 1861. Re-enlisted Jan 5, 1864 and was transferred to Co., G, 5th Iowa Cavalry on Sept. 18, 1864. Discharged July 29, 1865 at Keokuk, Iowa because of chronic rheumatism.
After being discharged he married Amelia Betty Newell dt/o of John Newell and 1/w Harriet N. Judd Newell 20 Nov. 1865 probably Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa.
They had the following children:
Minnie Ella Anson m. William Charles Probasco
Newell Henry Anson m. Sarah Jane Conrad
Nellie Eliza Anson m. Anning Presley Stubbelfield
Joseph Orlin Anson m. Mabel T. McMurry
James Granville Anson m. Ethel Ragain
Hannah Muilenber
Amelia Betty Newell Anson died a few days after the birth of James Granville Anson possibly from complications of childbirth.
He married a 2nd time to a Fanny ? prior to 1900.
Federal Census
1860 Cono, Buchanan Co., Iowa both living with parents
1870 Joseph Anson, LaGrande, Union Co., Oregon
farmer by occupation
1880 Island City, Union Co. Oregon
1900 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1910 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1920 Island, Union Co., Oregon
1930 Island, Union Co., Oregon
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