There is an article on Mark Mann on Pages 409-410 of "History of Wapello County Iowa and Representative Citizens," edited and compiled by Capt. S.B. Evans and published in 1901. This article contains a detailed and fascinating account of Mark's service in the Civil War, and his name is also listed in the "War Record - Civil War," on Page 169, under Co. I of the 17th Infantry. According to this article, Mark and Susanna had seven children: Ebenezer, Rebecca (Cool), Isaac, James, Edward, Agnes, and Mary.
"History of Wapello County Iowa and Representative Citizens," edited and compiled by Capt. S.B. Evans and published in 1901, is now in the public domain, and the article cited above may be read online.
There is an estate for Mark Mann in Wapello County. According to his estate, and his obituary, which has been transcribed below, he died on April 22, 1902. In Mark's estate, his heirs are listed as:
Minnie R. Cool, of Custer County, Nebraska
Isaac Mann, who is known by the name of Isaac Weaver, Hedrick, Iowa
Agnes O. Mann, Ottumwa
Mary A. Mann, Ottumwa
To read about the work that we did on Mark's stone, please click on the pictures and read the captions.
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Obituary From Ottumwa Semi-Weekly Courier, Thursday, April 24, 1902, Page 5:
[From Tuesday's Daily.]
At 9:15 o'clock this morning, at the family residence two miles east of this city, occurred the death of Mark Mann. The deceased was 74 years of age and an old and esteemed resident of Center township. He leaves four children, all grown, to mourn his demise.
"History of Wapello County Iowa and Representative Citizens," edited and compiled by Capt. S.B. Evans and published in 1901, is now in the public domain, and the article cited above may be read online.
There is an estate for Mark Mann in Wapello County. According to his estate, and his obituary, which has been transcribed below, he died on April 22, 1902. In Mark's estate, his heirs are listed as:
Minnie R. Cool, of Custer County, Nebraska
Isaac Mann, who is known by the name of Isaac Weaver, Hedrick, Iowa
Agnes O. Mann, Ottumwa
Mary A. Mann, Ottumwa
To read about the work that we did on Mark's stone, please click on the pictures and read the captions.
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Obituary From Ottumwa Semi-Weekly Courier, Thursday, April 24, 1902, Page 5:
[From Tuesday's Daily.]
At 9:15 o'clock this morning, at the family residence two miles east of this city, occurred the death of Mark Mann. The deceased was 74 years of age and an old and esteemed resident of Center township. He leaves four children, all grown, to mourn his demise.
There is an article on Mark Mann on Pages 409-410 of "History of Wapello County Iowa and Representative Citizens," edited and compiled by Capt. S.B. Evans and published in 1901. This article contains a detailed and fascinating account of Mark's service in the Civil War, and his name is also listed in the "War Record - Civil War," on Page 169, under Co. I of the 17th Infantry. According to this article, Mark and Susanna had seven children: Ebenezer, Rebecca (Cool), Isaac, James, Edward, Agnes, and Mary.
"History of Wapello County Iowa and Representative Citizens," edited and compiled by Capt. S.B. Evans and published in 1901, is now in the public domain, and the article cited above may be read online.
There is an estate for Mark Mann in Wapello County. According to his estate, and his obituary, which has been transcribed below, he died on April 22, 1902. In Mark's estate, his heirs are listed as:
Minnie R. Cool, of Custer County, Nebraska
Isaac Mann, who is known by the name of Isaac Weaver, Hedrick, Iowa
Agnes O. Mann, Ottumwa
Mary A. Mann, Ottumwa
To read about the work that we did on Mark's stone, please click on the pictures and read the captions.
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Obituary From Ottumwa Semi-Weekly Courier, Thursday, April 24, 1902, Page 5:
[From Tuesday's Daily.]
At 9:15 o'clock this morning, at the family residence two miles east of this city, occurred the death of Mark Mann. The deceased was 74 years of age and an old and esteemed resident of Center township. He leaves four children, all grown, to mourn his demise.
"History of Wapello County Iowa and Representative Citizens," edited and compiled by Capt. S.B. Evans and published in 1901, is now in the public domain, and the article cited above may be read online.
There is an estate for Mark Mann in Wapello County. According to his estate, and his obituary, which has been transcribed below, he died on April 22, 1902. In Mark's estate, his heirs are listed as:
Minnie R. Cool, of Custer County, Nebraska
Isaac Mann, who is known by the name of Isaac Weaver, Hedrick, Iowa
Agnes O. Mann, Ottumwa
Mary A. Mann, Ottumwa
To read about the work that we did on Mark's stone, please click on the pictures and read the captions.
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Obituary From Ottumwa Semi-Weekly Courier, Thursday, April 24, 1902, Page 5:
[From Tuesday's Daily.]
At 9:15 o'clock this morning, at the family residence two miles east of this city, occurred the death of Mark Mann. The deceased was 74 years of age and an old and esteemed resident of Center township. He leaves four children, all grown, to mourn his demise.
Inscription
MARK MANN
Co. I
17 IA. INF.
Epitaph:
Though the body
slumbers here
The soul is safe in
heaven.
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