married Julania Van Winkle in 1879 in Keokuk, Iowa
per biography of son Charles:
History of Wapello county, Iowa 1914
.....his parents being Madison and Julania (Van Winkle) Arganbright, the former born in Vinton county, Ohio, on the 1st of March, 1847, and the latter a native of Wapello county, Iowa. Madison Arganbright, who followed general agricultural pursuits in the Buckeye state until 1876, when he came to Iowa, still lives on a farm in Keokuk county. The maternal grandparents of our subject came to this state when the Indians were still camping along the river and took up their abode in Davis county. To Madison and Julania (Van Winkle) Arganbright were born three children, namely: Charles, of this review; Edwin, who is a resident of Keokuk county; and May, at home.
per biography of son Charles:
History of Wapello county, Iowa 1914
.....his parents being Madison and Julania (Van Winkle) Arganbright, the former born in Vinton county, Ohio, on the 1st of March, 1847, and the latter a native of Wapello county, Iowa. Madison Arganbright, who followed general agricultural pursuits in the Buckeye state until 1876, when he came to Iowa, still lives on a farm in Keokuk county. The maternal grandparents of our subject came to this state when the Indians were still camping along the river and took up their abode in Davis county. To Madison and Julania (Van Winkle) Arganbright were born three children, namely: Charles, of this review; Edwin, who is a resident of Keokuk county; and May, at home.
married Julania Van Winkle in 1879 in Keokuk, Iowa
per biography of son Charles:
History of Wapello county, Iowa 1914
.....his parents being Madison and Julania (Van Winkle) Arganbright, the former born in Vinton county, Ohio, on the 1st of March, 1847, and the latter a native of Wapello county, Iowa. Madison Arganbright, who followed general agricultural pursuits in the Buckeye state until 1876, when he came to Iowa, still lives on a farm in Keokuk county. The maternal grandparents of our subject came to this state when the Indians were still camping along the river and took up their abode in Davis county. To Madison and Julania (Van Winkle) Arganbright were born three children, namely: Charles, of this review; Edwin, who is a resident of Keokuk county; and May, at home.
per biography of son Charles:
History of Wapello county, Iowa 1914
.....his parents being Madison and Julania (Van Winkle) Arganbright, the former born in Vinton county, Ohio, on the 1st of March, 1847, and the latter a native of Wapello county, Iowa. Madison Arganbright, who followed general agricultural pursuits in the Buckeye state until 1876, when he came to Iowa, still lives on a farm in Keokuk county. The maternal grandparents of our subject came to this state when the Indians were still camping along the river and took up their abode in Davis county. To Madison and Julania (Van Winkle) Arganbright were born three children, namely: Charles, of this review; Edwin, who is a resident of Keokuk county; and May, at home.
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