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John Daddow IV

Birth	:	5 Jun 1850 Perranporth, Cornwall Unitary Authority, Cornwall, England
Death	:	3 Sep 1910 Loup City, Sherman County, Nebraska, USA
Burial	:	Bunhill Fields Burial Ground, London Borough of Islington, England
Coordinate	:	51.5236015, -0.0888900
Plot	:	In protestant section
Description	:	John received his education in Perranporth, Cornwall, England. John came from England in 1868 with his parents and siblings. They located in Cuba City, Wisconsin for the first six years. While in Cuba City John was a farmer and carpenter. In about 1874/5 the Daddow clan all moved from Cuba City to Bremer County, Iowa, settling near Republic, IA, which was a small community between Nashua, IA, and Horton, IA. During those years John was again a farmer and carpenter. In those years the Daddows were all Baptists, attending the Baptist church in Horton. ... Read More	John received his education in Perranporth, Cornwall, England. John came from England in 1868 with his parents and siblings. They located in Cuba City, Wisconsin for the first six years. While in Cuba City John was a farmer and carpenter. In about 1874/5 the Daddow clan all moved from Cuba City to Bremer County, Iowa, settling near Republic, IA, which was a small community between Nashua, IA, and Horton, IA. During those years John was again a farmer and carpenter. In those years the Daddows were all Baptists, attending the Baptist church in Horton. John and Olive were married at the home of her parents in Bremer County (Douglas Township, Iowa) on December 29, 1880. The marriage service was conducted by Rev. J. M. Beall, pastor of the Methodist Church in Frederick, Iowa. In November 1892 John and his wife Olive, and many others of the Daddow clan, moved by covered wagon to Sherman County, Nebraska, to the Wiggle Creek settlement seven miles south of Loup City, Nebraska. John and Olive farmed near the Wiggle Creek Methodist Church. There was no Baptist church in there so the Daddows all became Methodists at that point. In 1905 John and Olive moved into Loup City, into a small home just west of the town square, on the corner, catty-corner across the intersection from the Baptist Church. Their daughter Delphine inherited that house from John and Olive and lived in that home until her death. During these years there were 150 or more Daddows, all related, in and around Loup City. (In 1991 there are two, Glenn Daddow and his wife--and until they moved back to Loup City in their retirement there had been no Daddows in Loup City for some years.) John was part farmer and part carpenter. In the Fall of 1906, he was one of the four carpenters hired by his brother Nick to build a 26' by 26' two-story house adjoining the old home Daddow place in Wiggle Creek. John was Justice of the Peace for four years while in Loup City. He was the public school system Treasurer for seven years. They were very active in the Methodist Church. They were Republicans, politically. They were married by Rev. J. M. Beall. The official witnesses were Olive's brother Walter and John's brother Joseph. John became seriously ill in May 1910 and remained ill. At the end of July, he had 'last chance' surgery for gall stones. He died from complications from his illness and the surgery. His funeral was in the Methodist Church in Loup City, though his casketed body lie in state in the living room of his home cattycorner from the Baptist Church. This person's description, colorings, and characteristics (according to a 1942 document from the Throckmorton family) were: 1. Eyes - blue 2. Hair - dark brown and curly 3. Complexion - fair 4. Longevity - 60 years 5. Stature - 5' 10" 6. Nose - straight 7. Ears - lobes 8. Nationality - English 9. Temperament - mild 10. Birth Marks - none 11. Diseases - 12. Education - common 13. Talent - 14. Business or work - farmer

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John Daddow IV's memorial is located at: Bunhill Fields Burial Ground, London Borough of Islington, England.
When did John Daddow IV death?
John Daddow IV death on 3 Sep 1910 in Loup City, Sherman County, Nebraska, USA
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Latitude: 51.5236015
Longitude: -0.0888900

Family Members:

Parent

Spouse

Olive Adell Goodwin Daddow

(1858 - 1921)

Siblings

Samuel Harrison “Sam” Daddow

(1852 - 1913)

William Francis “Bill” Daddow

(1857 - 1893)

Sarah Ann “'Annie'” Daddow Goodwin

(1861 - 1940)

Nicholas Trebilcock “Nick” Daddow

(1863 - 1929)

Thomas Henry “Tom” Daddow

(1865 - 1933)

Children

Delphine May Daddow

(1881 - 1962)

Bertha Daddow Cook

(1886 - 1926)

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