Born in Pennsylvania, November 16, 1815, being a son of Phillip Wolfe; came to Ohio when a boy and was there married Catharine Mohler, December 18, 1837.
They came to Iowa in 1851, locating on Vernon Prairie. They homesteaded a farm and built a log cabin on land that is still in use.
He was a farmer and Stone Mason.
In about 1884 he retired and moved in town to Bonaparte, where he and his wife, lived out the rest of their lives.
Children:
William of Hillsboro, Oregon;
Alfred Wolfe
John Wolfe
Mrs. Mary Lineaweaver
Mrs. Christina Ward
Mrs. Amanda Henry, in or near Bonaparte
Mrs. Margaret Lorton, of Mt. Sterling
T.J. of Rollins, Montana
*Note:
This Cemetery is also "Known As"
Harden,Lorton, and Willets,Cem.
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Contributed by family member, Ginny H.
She writes:
Notice my research showed an e at the end of Wolf. I noticed yours showed Wolf (with no e). You have probably already run into the various spellings of the past years---I am always surprised by how many times I do run into that, too.
I have not yet entered his fathers bio on findagrave.com---am working on that.
Thank you so much,
Ginny H. (a findagrave.com member)
They came to Iowa in 1851, locating on Vernon Prairie. They homesteaded a farm and built a log cabin on land that is still in use.
He was a farmer and Stone Mason.
In about 1884 he retired and moved in town to Bonaparte, where he and his wife, lived out the rest of their lives.
Children:
William of Hillsboro, Oregon;
Alfred Wolfe
John Wolfe
Mrs. Mary Lineaweaver
Mrs. Christina Ward
Mrs. Amanda Henry, in or near Bonaparte
Mrs. Margaret Lorton, of Mt. Sterling
T.J. of Rollins, Montana
*Note:
This Cemetery is also "Known As"
Harden,Lorton, and Willets,Cem.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Contributed by family member, Ginny H.
She writes:
Notice my research showed an e at the end of Wolf. I noticed yours showed Wolf (with no e). You have probably already run into the various spellings of the past years---I am always surprised by how many times I do run into that, too.
I have not yet entered his fathers bio on findagrave.com---am working on that.
Thank you so much,
Ginny H. (a findagrave.com member)
Born in Pennsylvania, November 16, 1815, being a son of Phillip Wolfe; came to Ohio when a boy and was there married Catharine Mohler, December 18, 1837.
They came to Iowa in 1851, locating on Vernon Prairie. They homesteaded a farm and built a log cabin on land that is still in use.
He was a farmer and Stone Mason.
In about 1884 he retired and moved in town to Bonaparte, where he and his wife, lived out the rest of their lives.
Children:
William of Hillsboro, Oregon;
Alfred Wolfe
John Wolfe
Mrs. Mary Lineaweaver
Mrs. Christina Ward
Mrs. Amanda Henry, in or near Bonaparte
Mrs. Margaret Lorton, of Mt. Sterling
T.J. of Rollins, Montana
*Note:
This Cemetery is also "Known As"
Harden,Lorton, and Willets,Cem.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Contributed by family member, Ginny H.
She writes:
Notice my research showed an e at the end of Wolf. I noticed yours showed Wolf (with no e). You have probably already run into the various spellings of the past years---I am always surprised by how many times I do run into that, too.
I have not yet entered his fathers bio on findagrave.com---am working on that.
Thank you so much,
Ginny H. (a findagrave.com member)
They came to Iowa in 1851, locating on Vernon Prairie. They homesteaded a farm and built a log cabin on land that is still in use.
He was a farmer and Stone Mason.
In about 1884 he retired and moved in town to Bonaparte, where he and his wife, lived out the rest of their lives.
Children:
William of Hillsboro, Oregon;
Alfred Wolfe
John Wolfe
Mrs. Mary Lineaweaver
Mrs. Christina Ward
Mrs. Amanda Henry, in or near Bonaparte
Mrs. Margaret Lorton, of Mt. Sterling
T.J. of Rollins, Montana
*Note:
This Cemetery is also "Known As"
Harden,Lorton, and Willets,Cem.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Contributed by family member, Ginny H.
She writes:
Notice my research showed an e at the end of Wolf. I noticed yours showed Wolf (with no e). You have probably already run into the various spellings of the past years---I am always surprised by how many times I do run into that, too.
I have not yet entered his fathers bio on findagrave.com---am working on that.
Thank you so much,
Ginny H. (a findagrave.com member)
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