In 1836, Stephen Toney and his brother in law, George McCoy arrived and settled in what is now known as Rochester, Cedar county, Iowa. It is known that other family members followed, as Stephen's nephews are buried at Rochester cemetery. It was highly suspected that his father, Jesse Toney Sr, came to Cedar county as well. A probate in LaPorte county, Indiana dated 31 Jan 1839 states that Jesse died in the Territory of Iowa.
LaPorte Co., Ind. court orders book A
#98 pg. 159; vacation; 1-31-1839
Be it remembered that on the thirty first day of January in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine. Letters of administration on the estate of Jesse Toney late of Laporte County who died ------ in the Iowa teritory were granted by me in vacation to George Bosserman and Sebert Toney who were by me duly sworn as such administrators and who entered into bond with John Hobson freehold security conditioned for the true faithful performance of their dutied and trusts committed to and required of them as such administrators by the statute in such case made and promised
witness William Hankins clerk C.R.B.B. page 721
There is also on file at the Cedar County Courthouse, a probate for Jesse Toney dated 12 Mar 1839
Name Jese Toney
Probate Date 12 Mar 1839
Probate Place Cedar, Iowa, USA
Inferred Death Year Abt 1839
Inferred Death Place Iowa, USA
Case Number 4
Item Description Probate and Guardianship Case Files, 1-29, 1835-1900
Household Members
Name Age
Jese Toney
Based on the information in said probate, his funeral was in 1839 and Henry D. Brown was paid $9.25 for a coffin and shroud. Dr. Lewis McKee was paid $39.00 for attending Jesse during his illness of 13 weeks. Being $3.00 per week, beginning 27 Oct 1838. It is highly likely that Jesse is buried here at Rochester cemetery. As of today, a stone has not been located and this researcher believes that he is at rest beside his grandsons, Phillip and Charles Toney. They are the children of Jesse's son, Jesse Jr and Ann Scott Toney
LaPorte Co., Ind. court orders book A
#98 pg. 159; vacation; 1-31-1839
Be it remembered that on the thirty first day of January in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine. Letters of administration on the estate of Jesse Toney late of Laporte County who died ------ in the Iowa teritory were granted by me in vacation to George Bosserman and Sebert Toney who were by me duly sworn as such administrators and who entered into bond with John Hobson freehold security conditioned for the true faithful performance of their dutied and trusts committed to and required of them as such administrators by the statute in such case made and promised
witness William Hankins clerk C.R.B.B. page 721
There is also on file at the Cedar County Courthouse, a probate for Jesse Toney dated 12 Mar 1839
Name Jese Toney
Probate Date 12 Mar 1839
Probate Place Cedar, Iowa, USA
Inferred Death Year Abt 1839
Inferred Death Place Iowa, USA
Case Number 4
Item Description Probate and Guardianship Case Files, 1-29, 1835-1900
Household Members
Name Age
Jese Toney
Based on the information in said probate, his funeral was in 1839 and Henry D. Brown was paid $9.25 for a coffin and shroud. Dr. Lewis McKee was paid $39.00 for attending Jesse during his illness of 13 weeks. Being $3.00 per week, beginning 27 Oct 1838. It is highly likely that Jesse is buried here at Rochester cemetery. As of today, a stone has not been located and this researcher believes that he is at rest beside his grandsons, Phillip and Charles Toney. They are the children of Jesse's son, Jesse Jr and Ann Scott Toney
In 1836, Stephen Toney and his brother in law, George McCoy arrived and settled in what is now known as Rochester, Cedar county, Iowa. It is known that other family members followed, as Stephen's nephews are buried at Rochester cemetery. It was highly suspected that his father, Jesse Toney Sr, came to Cedar county as well. A probate in LaPorte county, Indiana dated 31 Jan 1839 states that Jesse died in the Territory of Iowa.
LaPorte Co., Ind. court orders book A
#98 pg. 159; vacation; 1-31-1839
Be it remembered that on the thirty first day of January in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine. Letters of administration on the estate of Jesse Toney late of Laporte County who died ------ in the Iowa teritory were granted by me in vacation to George Bosserman and Sebert Toney who were by me duly sworn as such administrators and who entered into bond with John Hobson freehold security conditioned for the true faithful performance of their dutied and trusts committed to and required of them as such administrators by the statute in such case made and promised
witness William Hankins clerk C.R.B.B. page 721
There is also on file at the Cedar County Courthouse, a probate for Jesse Toney dated 12 Mar 1839
Name Jese Toney
Probate Date 12 Mar 1839
Probate Place Cedar, Iowa, USA
Inferred Death Year Abt 1839
Inferred Death Place Iowa, USA
Case Number 4
Item Description Probate and Guardianship Case Files, 1-29, 1835-1900
Household Members
Name Age
Jese Toney
Based on the information in said probate, his funeral was in 1839 and Henry D. Brown was paid $9.25 for a coffin and shroud. Dr. Lewis McKee was paid $39.00 for attending Jesse during his illness of 13 weeks. Being $3.00 per week, beginning 27 Oct 1838. It is highly likely that Jesse is buried here at Rochester cemetery. As of today, a stone has not been located and this researcher believes that he is at rest beside his grandsons, Phillip and Charles Toney. They are the children of Jesse's son, Jesse Jr and Ann Scott Toney
LaPorte Co., Ind. court orders book A
#98 pg. 159; vacation; 1-31-1839
Be it remembered that on the thirty first day of January in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty nine. Letters of administration on the estate of Jesse Toney late of Laporte County who died ------ in the Iowa teritory were granted by me in vacation to George Bosserman and Sebert Toney who were by me duly sworn as such administrators and who entered into bond with John Hobson freehold security conditioned for the true faithful performance of their dutied and trusts committed to and required of them as such administrators by the statute in such case made and promised
witness William Hankins clerk C.R.B.B. page 721
There is also on file at the Cedar County Courthouse, a probate for Jesse Toney dated 12 Mar 1839
Name Jese Toney
Probate Date 12 Mar 1839
Probate Place Cedar, Iowa, USA
Inferred Death Year Abt 1839
Inferred Death Place Iowa, USA
Case Number 4
Item Description Probate and Guardianship Case Files, 1-29, 1835-1900
Household Members
Name Age
Jese Toney
Based on the information in said probate, his funeral was in 1839 and Henry D. Brown was paid $9.25 for a coffin and shroud. Dr. Lewis McKee was paid $39.00 for attending Jesse during his illness of 13 weeks. Being $3.00 per week, beginning 27 Oct 1838. It is highly likely that Jesse is buried here at Rochester cemetery. As of today, a stone has not been located and this researcher believes that he is at rest beside his grandsons, Phillip and Charles Toney. They are the children of Jesse's son, Jesse Jr and Ann Scott Toney
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