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Adaline Robinson

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Biography

• Adaline Robinson was born in 1852 in Wisconsin.
• She was enumerated on the census of 1860 with Thomas Kindred Robinson in Wiota, Lafayette County, Wisconsin.¹

Citations

1. [S810] 1860 Wisconsin Federal Census
   

Isabel Robinson

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Biography

• Isabel Robinson was born in 1847 in Wisconsin.¹
• She was enumerated on the census of 1850 with Thomas Kindred Robinson in Fayette, Lafayette County, Wisconsin.¹

Citations

1. [S819] 1850 Wisconsin Federal Census and Index
   

William Cammick

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Biography

• William Cammick was born in 1848 in Jordan, Green, Wisconsin.¹
• He was enumerated on the census of 1850 with William Cammack in Jordan, Green County, Wisconsin.¹
• William Cammick was enumerated on the census of 1860 with William Cammack in Greenwood, Bad Ax, Wisconsin.²
• William Cammick and Mrs. William Cammick were married before 1891.³

Citations

1. [S819] 1850 Wisconsin Federal Census and Index
   
2. [S810] 1860 Wisconsin Federal Census
   
3. [S11381] Iowa Genweb (http://iagenweb.org)
   http://iagenweb.org/fayette/bios/1891/624.htm Fayette County, Iowa    Biography Directory Portrait & Biographical Album of Fayette County Iowa Containing Full Page Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the County Lake City Publishing Co., Chicago March 1891 ~Page 624~ Francis M. Cammack Francis M. Cammack, Mayor of Oelwein and a resident of the town since 1875, was born in Green County, Wis., March 20, 1844, and is a son of William and Elizabeth (Bennett) Cammack. His father was born in Mercer County, now West Virginia, October 30, 1810, and was a son of James Cammack, whose father, also named James, was a native of Scotland and the founder of the family in America, whither he emigrated during early Colonial days. The name was McCammack but the grandfather of our subject dropped the Mc., and it has since been spelled in the manner used by the present generation. The mother of Francis was born in Pike County, Ohio, November 12, 1818, was a daughter of Caleb Bennett, and her death occurred in Oelwein, May 12, 1888, her husband having departed this life on the 26th of March of the same year. They were the parents of nine children: Susan, the eldest, died at the age of twenty-four years; Samuel, Rachel, Francis M., Mary C., William, Martha J., Lillie I. and Rosa are all living and all married, with the exception of Martha. The family removed to Green County, Wis., about 1842, and to Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., when our subject was a lad of twelve years. Francis M. Cammack spent the days of his boyhood and youth in the usual manner of farmer lads, assisting in the cultivation of his father's land and attending the district schools of the neighborhood. In August, 1864, he enlisted in the late war as a member of Company B, Forty-second Wisconsin Infantry and served until the cessation of hostilities, being mustered out July 30, 1865. He was married in Sauk County, Wis., in the town of Fairfield, October 30, 1867, the lady of his choice being Miss Addie A. Hildreth, who was born in New York, and is a daughter of Jonathan Hildreth. Three sons were born of their union, but Frank A., the second, is the only one now living; Milton, the eldest, died at the age of ten years; and Adelbert at the age of four months. The death of the mother occurred in Jefferson Township, this county, on the 12th of April, 1875. Mr. Cammack had come with his family to Iowa in November, 1868, locating near Brush Creek, Fayette County. The succeeding fall he removed to Clermont, and in 1872 to a farm near Fayette. In the fall of 1875 he came to Oelwein, where he has since resided. He was again married in Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., July 11, 1878, to Miss Nancy J. Davis, daughter of Simon Davis. Mrs. Cammack was born in Howard County, Ind., her father was a native of North Carolina and her mother was born in Pennsylvania. One child graces this second marriage, a son, Fred Ross, born in Oelwein, July 23d, 1886. Mr. Cammack is now doing a flourishing business as a contractor on public works. In political sentiment he is a supporter of the Democratic principles and has served as constable and Justice of the Peace. In March, 1890, he was elected Mayor of Oelwein, which position he now holds and is proving a capable official. He is a member of Oelwein Lodge, No. 294, I. O. O. F.; also of Palm Camp, No. 194, M. W. A., and of Griffith Post, No. 134, G. A. R.

Mary C Cammack

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Biography

• Her married name was Mary C Davis.
• Mary C Cammack and Nele Davis were married.¹
• She was born about 1846 in Wisconsin.²
• She was enumerated on the census of 1850 with William Cammack in Jordan, Green County, Wisconsin.²
• She was enumerated on the census of 1860 with William Cammack in Greenwood, Bad Ax, Wisconsin.³
• She was enumerated on the census of 1880 with Nele Davis in Woodland, Sauk county, Wisconsin.⁴
• She and Amos Cook were married before 1891.⁵
• As of before 1891, her married name was Mary C Cook.
• She was enumerated on the census of 1900 with Nele Davis in Whittier, Los Angeles, California.⁴

Citations

1. [S8813] Sherilyn Johns Sherilyn Johns, Email Correspondence with Sherilyn Johns
   Do you know much about Elizabeth Bennett who married WilliamCammack.  Several of their kids went to Whitier, California which is wherea lot of Quakers were.  (Including Richard Nixon)  Both of Mary CCammack's husbands, Amos Cook and Nele Davis were affiliated with the"Friends" church.  There are some interesting articles of thecongregation Springdale , and West Branch Iowa.  That town was a powerplayer in the underground railroad in helping runaway slaves.  Just aninteresting side line.  Amos Cook's parents, Daniel and Hannah (Hester)Cook were involved and show up on membership lists.  i am attaching the1880 census which shows Nele (Nile) Davis and Mary shortly after they weremarried and their daughter Elvi Myrtle was about 3.  I didn't know she hada daughter before.  But on the 1900 census they are in Whitier and thechild has died sometime before that.  In 1880, her brother William isliving with them, and in 1900 her sister Martha is living with them.  Ikeep trying to find descendants down to our generation in hope of finding moreDNA connections.  Ooops, the 1900 one should read Mary Cammack Davisinstead of Bennett.  Her mom was Elizabeth Bennett.
2. [S819] 1850 Wisconsin Federal Census and Index
   
3. [S810] 1860 Wisconsin Federal Census
   
4. [S8813] Sherilyn Johns Sherilyn Johns, Email Correspondence with Sherilyn Johns
   
5. [S11381] Iowa Genweb (http://iagenweb.org)
   http://iagenweb.org/fayette/bios/1891/624.htm Fayette County, Iowa    Biography Directory Portrait & Biographical Album of Fayette County Iowa Containing Full Page Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the County Lake City Publishing Co., Chicago March 1891 ~Page 624~ Francis M. Cammack Francis M. Cammack, Mayor of Oelwein and a resident of the town since 1875, was born in Green County, Wis., March 20, 1844, and is a son of William and Elizabeth (Bennett) Cammack. His father was born in Mercer County, now West Virginia, October 30, 1810, and was a son of James Cammack, whose father, also named James, was a native of Scotland and the founder of the family in America, whither he emigrated during early Colonial days. The name was McCammack but the grandfather of our subject dropped the Mc., and it has since been spelled in the manner used by the present generation. The mother of Francis was born in Pike County, Ohio, November 12, 1818, was a daughter of Caleb Bennett, and her death occurred in Oelwein, May 12, 1888, her husband having departed this life on the 26th of March of the same year. They were the parents of nine children: Susan, the eldest, died at the age of twenty-four years; Samuel, Rachel, Francis M., Mary C., William, Martha J., Lillie I. and Rosa are all living and all married, with the exception of Martha. The family removed to Green County, Wis., about 1842, and to Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., when our subject was a lad of twelve years. Francis M. Cammack spent the days of his boyhood and youth in the usual manner of farmer lads, assisting in the cultivation of his father's land and attending the district schools of the neighborhood. In August, 1864, he enlisted in the late war as a member of Company B, Forty-second Wisconsin Infantry and served until the cessation of hostilities, being mustered out July 30, 1865. He was married in Sauk County, Wis., in the town of Fairfield, October 30, 1867, the lady of his choice being Miss Addie A. Hildreth, who was born in New York, and is a daughter of Jonathan Hildreth. Three sons were born of their union, but Frank A., the second, is the only one now living; Milton, the eldest, died at the age of ten years; and Adelbert at the age of four months. The death of the mother occurred in Jefferson Township, this county, on the 12th of April, 1875. Mr. Cammack had come with his family to Iowa in November, 1868, locating near Brush Creek, Fayette County. The succeeding fall he removed to Clermont, and in 1872 to a farm near Fayette. In the fall of 1875 he came to Oelwein, where he has since resided. He was again married in Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., July 11, 1878, to Miss Nancy J. Davis, daughter of Simon Davis. Mrs. Cammack was born in Howard County, Ind., her father was a native of North Carolina and her mother was born in Pennsylvania. One child graces this second marriage, a son, Fred Ross, born in Oelwein, July 23d, 1886. Mr. Cammack is now doing a flourishing business as a contractor on public works. In political sentiment he is a supporter of the Democratic principles and has served as constable and Justice of the Peace. In March, 1890, he was elected Mayor of Oelwein, which position he now holds and is proving a capable official. He is a member of Oelwein Lodge, No. 294, I. O. O. F.; also of Palm Camp, No. 194, M. W. A., and of Griffith Post, No. 134, G. A. R.

Lillie J. Cammack

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Biography

• Lillie J. Cammack was born in 1857 in Wisconsin.¹
• She was enumerated on the census of 1860 with William Cammack in Greenwood, Bad Ax, Wisconsin.²
• She and Mr. Lnu were married before 1891.¹
• As of before 1891, her married name was Lillie J. Lnu.
• She died in 1939, at age ~82, in Whittier, Los Angeles, California.

Citations

1. [S11381] Iowa Genweb (http://iagenweb.org)
   http://iagenweb.org/fayette/bios/1891/624.htm Fayette County, Iowa    Biography Directory Portrait & Biographical Album of Fayette County Iowa Containing Full Page Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the County Lake City Publishing Co., Chicago March 1891 ~Page 624~ Francis M. Cammack Francis M. Cammack, Mayor of Oelwein and a resident of the town since 1875, was born in Green County, Wis., March 20, 1844, and is a son of William and Elizabeth (Bennett) Cammack. His father was born in Mercer County, now West Virginia, October 30, 1810, and was a son of James Cammack, whose father, also named James, was a native of Scotland and the founder of the family in America, whither he emigrated during early Colonial days. The name was McCammack but the grandfather of our subject dropped the Mc., and it has since been spelled in the manner used by the present generation. The mother of Francis was born in Pike County, Ohio, November 12, 1818, was a daughter of Caleb Bennett, and her death occurred in Oelwein, May 12, 1888, her husband having departed this life on the 26th of March of the same year. They were the parents of nine children: Susan, the eldest, died at the age of twenty-four years; Samuel, Rachel, Francis M., Mary C., William, Martha J., Lillie I. and Rosa are all living and all married, with the exception of Martha. The family removed to Green County, Wis., about 1842, and to Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., when our subject was a lad of twelve years. Francis M. Cammack spent the days of his boyhood and youth in the usual manner of farmer lads, assisting in the cultivation of his father's land and attending the district schools of the neighborhood. In August, 1864, he enlisted in the late war as a member of Company B, Forty-second Wisconsin Infantry and served until the cessation of hostilities, being mustered out July 30, 1865. He was married in Sauk County, Wis., in the town of Fairfield, October 30, 1867, the lady of his choice being Miss Addie A. Hildreth, who was born in New York, and is a daughter of Jonathan Hildreth. Three sons were born of their union, but Frank A., the second, is the only one now living; Milton, the eldest, died at the age of ten years; and Adelbert at the age of four months. The death of the mother occurred in Jefferson Township, this county, on the 12th of April, 1875. Mr. Cammack had come with his family to Iowa in November, 1868, locating near Brush Creek, Fayette County. The succeeding fall he removed to Clermont, and in 1872 to a farm near Fayette. In the fall of 1875 he came to Oelwein, where he has since resided. He was again married in Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., July 11, 1878, to Miss Nancy J. Davis, daughter of Simon Davis. Mrs. Cammack was born in Howard County, Ind., her father was a native of North Carolina and her mother was born in Pennsylvania. One child graces this second marriage, a son, Fred Ross, born in Oelwein, July 23d, 1886. Mr. Cammack is now doing a flourishing business as a contractor on public works. In political sentiment he is a supporter of the Democratic principles and has served as constable and Justice of the Peace. In March, 1890, he was elected Mayor of Oelwein, which position he now holds and is proving a capable official. He is a member of Oelwein Lodge, No. 294, I. O. O. F.; also of Palm Camp, No. 194, M. W. A., and of Griffith Post, No. 134, G. A. R.
2. [S810] 1860 Wisconsin Federal Census
   

Rachel Cammack

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Biography

• Rachel Cammack was born on 24 December 1841 in Jordan, Green, Wisconsin.
• She was enumerated on the census of 1850 with William Cammack in Jordan, Green County, Wisconsin.¹
• She was enumerated on the census of 1860 with William Cammack in Greenwood, Bad Ax, Wisconsin.²
• She and Mr. Lnu were married before 1891.³
• As of before 1891, her married name was Rachel Lnu.
• She died on 16 July 1920, at age 78, in California.

Citations

1. [S819] 1850 Wisconsin Federal Census and Index
   
2. [S810] 1860 Wisconsin Federal Census
   
3. [S11381] Iowa Genweb (http://iagenweb.org)
   http://iagenweb.org/fayette/bios/1891/624.htm Fayette County, Iowa    Biography Directory Portrait & Biographical Album of Fayette County Iowa Containing Full Page Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the County Lake City Publishing Co., Chicago March 1891 ~Page 624~ Francis M. Cammack Francis M. Cammack, Mayor of Oelwein and a resident of the town since 1875, was born in Green County, Wis., March 20, 1844, and is a son of William and Elizabeth (Bennett) Cammack. His father was born in Mercer County, now West Virginia, October 30, 1810, and was a son of James Cammack, whose father, also named James, was a native of Scotland and the founder of the family in America, whither he emigrated during early Colonial days. The name was McCammack but the grandfather of our subject dropped the Mc., and it has since been spelled in the manner used by the present generation. The mother of Francis was born in Pike County, Ohio, November 12, 1818, was a daughter of Caleb Bennett, and her death occurred in Oelwein, May 12, 1888, her husband having departed this life on the 26th of March of the same year. They were the parents of nine children: Susan, the eldest, died at the age of twenty-four years; Samuel, Rachel, Francis M., Mary C., William, Martha J., Lillie I. and Rosa are all living and all married, with the exception of Martha. The family removed to Green County, Wis., about 1842, and to Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., when our subject was a lad of twelve years. Francis M. Cammack spent the days of his boyhood and youth in the usual manner of farmer lads, assisting in the cultivation of his father's land and attending the district schools of the neighborhood. In August, 1864, he enlisted in the late war as a member of Company B, Forty-second Wisconsin Infantry and served until the cessation of hostilities, being mustered out July 30, 1865. He was married in Sauk County, Wis., in the town of Fairfield, October 30, 1867, the lady of his choice being Miss Addie A. Hildreth, who was born in New York, and is a daughter of Jonathan Hildreth. Three sons were born of their union, but Frank A., the second, is the only one now living; Milton, the eldest, died at the age of ten years; and Adelbert at the age of four months. The death of the mother occurred in Jefferson Township, this county, on the 12th of April, 1875. Mr. Cammack had come with his family to Iowa in November, 1868, locating near Brush Creek, Fayette County. The succeeding fall he removed to Clermont, and in 1872 to a farm near Fayette. In the fall of 1875 he came to Oelwein, where he has since resided. He was again married in Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., July 11, 1878, to Miss Nancy J. Davis, daughter of Simon Davis. Mrs. Cammack was born in Howard County, Ind., her father was a native of North Carolina and her mother was born in Pennsylvania. One child graces this second marriage, a son, Fred Ross, born in Oelwein, July 23d, 1886. Mr. Cammack is now doing a flourishing business as a contractor on public works. In political sentiment he is a supporter of the Democratic principles and has served as constable and Justice of the Peace. In March, 1890, he was elected Mayor of Oelwein, which position he now holds and is proving a capable official. He is a member of Oelwein Lodge, No. 294, I. O. O. F.; also of Palm Camp, No. 194, M. W. A., and of Griffith Post, No. 134, G. A. R.

Samuel Cammick

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Biography

• Samuel Cammick was born on 27 November 1839 in Vermillion Township, Lasalle, Illinois.
• He was enumerated on the census of 1850 with William Cammack in Jordan, Green County, Wisconsin.¹
• Samuel Cammick was enumerated on the census of 1860 with William Cammack in Greenwood, Bad Ax, Wisconsin.²
• Samuel Cammick and Mrs. Samuel Cammick were married before 1891.³
• He died on 10 July 1930, at age 90, in Fairfield Township, Fayette, Iowa.

Citations

1. [S819] 1850 Wisconsin Federal Census and Index
   
2. [S810] 1860 Wisconsin Federal Census
   
3. [S11381] Iowa Genweb (http://iagenweb.org)
   http://iagenweb.org/fayette/bios/1891/624.htm Fayette County, Iowa    Biography Directory Portrait & Biographical Album of Fayette County Iowa Containing Full Page Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the County Lake City Publishing Co., Chicago March 1891 ~Page 624~ Francis M. Cammack Francis M. Cammack, Mayor of Oelwein and a resident of the town since 1875, was born in Green County, Wis., March 20, 1844, and is a son of William and Elizabeth (Bennett) Cammack. His father was born in Mercer County, now West Virginia, October 30, 1810, and was a son of James Cammack, whose father, also named James, was a native of Scotland and the founder of the family in America, whither he emigrated during early Colonial days. The name was McCammack but the grandfather of our subject dropped the Mc., and it has since been spelled in the manner used by the present generation. The mother of Francis was born in Pike County, Ohio, November 12, 1818, was a daughter of Caleb Bennett, and her death occurred in Oelwein, May 12, 1888, her husband having departed this life on the 26th of March of the same year. They were the parents of nine children: Susan, the eldest, died at the age of twenty-four years; Samuel, Rachel, Francis M., Mary C., William, Martha J., Lillie I. and Rosa are all living and all married, with the exception of Martha. The family removed to Green County, Wis., about 1842, and to Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., when our subject was a lad of twelve years. Francis M. Cammack spent the days of his boyhood and youth in the usual manner of farmer lads, assisting in the cultivation of his father's land and attending the district schools of the neighborhood. In August, 1864, he enlisted in the late war as a member of Company B, Forty-second Wisconsin Infantry and served until the cessation of hostilities, being mustered out July 30, 1865. He was married in Sauk County, Wis., in the town of Fairfield, October 30, 1867, the lady of his choice being Miss Addie A. Hildreth, who was born in New York, and is a daughter of Jonathan Hildreth. Three sons were born of their union, but Frank A., the second, is the only one now living; Milton, the eldest, died at the age of ten years; and Adelbert at the age of four months. The death of the mother occurred in Jefferson Township, this county, on the 12th of April, 1875. Mr. Cammack had come with his family to Iowa in November, 1868, locating near Brush Creek, Fayette County. The succeeding fall he removed to Clermont, and in 1872 to a farm near Fayette. In the fall of 1875 he came to Oelwein, where he has since resided. He was again married in Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., July 11, 1878, to Miss Nancy J. Davis, daughter of Simon Davis. Mrs. Cammack was born in Howard County, Ind., her father was a native of North Carolina and her mother was born in Pennsylvania. One child graces this second marriage, a son, Fred Ross, born in Oelwein, July 23d, 1886. Mr. Cammack is now doing a flourishing business as a contractor on public works. In political sentiment he is a supporter of the Democratic principles and has served as constable and Justice of the Peace. In March, 1890, he was elected Mayor of Oelwein, which position he now holds and is proving a capable official. He is a member of Oelwein Lodge, No. 294, I. O. O. F.; also of Palm Camp, No. 194, M. W. A., and of Griffith Post, No. 134, G. A. R.

Susan Cammick

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Person Exhibits

Biography

• Susan Cammick was born on 27 September 1837 in Vermilion County, Illinois.¹
• She was born in 1838 in Vermillion, Illinois.²
• She was enumerated on the census of 1850 with William Cammack in Jordan, Green County, Wisconsin.³
• She was enumerated on the census of 1860 with Samuel Mann in Greenwood, Bad Ax, Wisconsin.²
• She died on 29 March 1862, at age 24, in Valton, Sauk county, Wisconsin.^4,1

Citations

1. [S8983] Find A Grave (http://www.findagrave.com/index.html)
   Susan Cammack Mann BIRTH unknown DEATH 29 Mar 1862 BURIAL Valton CemeteryValton, Sauk County, Wisconsin, USA Add to Map PLOT Sec 2 Row 1 MEMORIAL ID 32838105 · View Source Inscription Wife of S S Mann; Dau of Wm & E Cammack; Age 24y 6m 2d
2. [S1128] 1870 Wisconsin Census
   
3. [S819] 1850 Wisconsin Federal Census and Index
   
4. [S11381] Iowa Genweb (http://iagenweb.org)
   http://iagenweb.org/fayette/bios/1891/624.htm Fayette County, Iowa    Biography Directory Portrait & Biographical Album of Fayette County Iowa Containing Full Page Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the County Lake City Publishing Co., Chicago March 1891 ~Page 624~ Francis M. Cammack Francis M. Cammack, Mayor of Oelwein and a resident of the town since 1875, was born in Green County, Wis., March 20, 1844, and is a son of William and Elizabeth (Bennett) Cammack. His father was born in Mercer County, now West Virginia, October 30, 1810, and was a son of James Cammack, whose father, also named James, was a native of Scotland and the founder of the family in America, whither he emigrated during early Colonial days. The name was McCammack but the grandfather of our subject dropped the Mc., and it has since been spelled in the manner used by the present generation. The mother of Francis was born in Pike County, Ohio, November 12, 1818, was a daughter of Caleb Bennett, and her death occurred in Oelwein, May 12, 1888, her husband having departed this life on the 26th of March of the same year. They were the parents of nine children: Susan, the eldest, died at the age of twenty-four years; Samuel, Rachel, Francis M., Mary C., William, Martha J., Lillie I. and Rosa are all living and all married, with the exception of Martha. The family removed to Green County, Wis., about 1842, and to Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., when our subject was a lad of twelve years. Francis M. Cammack spent the days of his boyhood and youth in the usual manner of farmer lads, assisting in the cultivation of his father's land and attending the district schools of the neighborhood. In August, 1864, he enlisted in the late war as a member of Company B, Forty-second Wisconsin Infantry and served until the cessation of hostilities, being mustered out July 30, 1865. He was married in Sauk County, Wis., in the town of Fairfield, October 30, 1867, the lady of his choice being Miss Addie A. Hildreth, who was born in New York, and is a daughter of Jonathan Hildreth. Three sons were born of their union, but Frank A., the second, is the only one now living; Milton, the eldest, died at the age of ten years; and Adelbert at the age of four months. The death of the mother occurred in Jefferson Township, this county, on the 12th of April, 1875. Mr. Cammack had come with his family to Iowa in November, 1868, locating near Brush Creek, Fayette County. The succeeding fall he removed to Clermont, and in 1872 to a farm near Fayette. In the fall of 1875 he came to Oelwein, where he has since resided. He was again married in Woodland, Sauk County, Wis., July 11, 1878, to Miss Nancy J. Davis, daughter of Simon Davis. Mrs. Cammack was born in Howard County, Ind., her father was a native of North Carolina and her mother was born in Pennsylvania. One child graces this second marriage, a son, Fred Ross, born in Oelwein, July 23d, 1886. Mr. Cammack is now doing a flourishing business as a contractor on public works. In political sentiment he is a supporter of the Democratic principles and has served as constable and Justice of the Peace. In March, 1890, he was elected Mayor of Oelwein, which position he now holds and is proving a capable official. He is a member of Oelwein Lodge, No. 294, I. O. O. F.; also of Palm Camp, No. 194, M. W. A., and of Griffith Post, No. 134, G. A. R.