From a 1905 biography
James Long was a native of Pennsylvania who located in Washington county, Iowa, in 1856, where he engaged as a farmer until his death. His wife, formerly Margie A. Campbell, a native of Pennsylvania, survives her husband and now makes her home in Fowler, where she located in 1891. She was the mother of four sons and one daughter
James Long was a native of Pennsylvania who located in Washington county, Iowa, in 1856, where he engaged as a farmer until his death. His wife, formerly Margie A. Campbell, a native of Pennsylvania, survives her husband and now makes her home in Fowler, where she located in 1891. She was the mother of four sons and one daughter
From a 1905 biography
James Long was a native of Pennsylvania who located in Washington county, Iowa, in 1856, where he engaged as a farmer until his death. His wife, formerly Margie A. Campbell, a native of Pennsylvania, survives her husband and now makes her home in Fowler, where she located in 1891. She was the mother of four sons and one daughter
James Long was a native of Pennsylvania who located in Washington county, Iowa, in 1856, where he engaged as a farmer until his death. His wife, formerly Margie A. Campbell, a native of Pennsylvania, survives her husband and now makes her home in Fowler, where she located in 1891. She was the mother of four sons and one daughter
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