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Laura M. McAuliff Hayden

Birth	:	1 Nov 1863 Plymouth County, Iowa, USA
Death	:	18 Sep 1950 Le Mars, Plymouth County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	Memorial Cemetery, Le Mars, Plymouth County, USA
Coordinate	:	42.7875000, -96.1504920
Plot	:	Block 6 Lot 24
Description	:	Philip Hayden and Laura McAuliff Hayden Philip Hayden, one of the best-known and most substantial farmers of Union township, this county, is a native of the neighboring state of Wisconsin, but has been a resident of Plymouth county since the days of his young manhood. He was born on a farm in Grant county, Wisconsin, August 29, 1869, son of John and Catherine (Campbell) Hayden, natives of Ireland, who were married in Grant county, Wisconsin. There John Hayden bought a small farm and there he spent the rest of his life. He and his wife were the parents of... Read More	Philip Hayden and Laura McAuliff Hayden Philip Hayden, one of the best-known and most substantial farmers of Union township, this county, is a native of the neighboring state of Wisconsin, but has been a resident of Plymouth county since the days of his young manhood. He was born on a farm in Grant county, Wisconsin, August 29, 1869, son of John and Catherine (Campbell) Hayden, natives of Ireland, who were married in Grant county, Wisconsin. There John Hayden bought a small farm and there he spent the rest of his life. He and his wife were the parents of five children, but two of whom are now living, the subject of this sketch having a sister, Mrs. Mary Langton. Reared on the home farm in Wisconsin, Philip Hayden received his education in the neighborhood school. As a young man, he came to Plymouth county and began working on a farm northwest of Le Mars and fourteen years later rented a farm and began farming on his own account. Shortly afterward he bought a farm in Preston township and there made his home until 1906, when he bought a farm of one hundred and sixty acres in section 7 of Union township, where he ever since has made his home and where he and his family are very comfortably and very pleasantly situated. Mr. Hayden improved his farm and as he prospered in his operations, bought additional land until now he is the owner of two hundred and forty acres, though to this tract he only gives his personal attention to eighty acres, renting the remainder of the place. In February, 1900, Philip Hayden was united in marriage to Laura McAuliff, who was born in Green county, Wisconsin, daughter of William and Jane (Lewis) McAuliff, the former a native of Ireland and the latter of Norway, who were married in Wisconsin and who became pioneers of Plymouth county. William McAuliff was but a lad when he came to this country with his parents, the family locating in Chicago, where his father was for some time employed as a cooper, but later moved to Green county, Wisconsin, settling there on a farm, and it was in that county that William McAuliff was living when the Civil War broke out. He enlisted in Company K, Sixth Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and, with that command, participated in some of the most hotly-contested battles of the war, including the battles of Shiloh, second Bull Run, Antietam, Gettysburg and Vicksburg. Upon the completion of his military service, he returned to Wisconsin and in 1871 came to Iowa with his family, settling on a quarter section homestead in section 24 of Preston township, this county. Upon locating there Mr. McAuliff put up a "shack," which served as an abode for himself and family until he later could erect a small frame house, sixteen by twenty, the first frame house erected in Preston township. He endured the ill fortune that seemed to be the common lot of most of the early settlers of this county, but persevered in his operations and presently began to prosper. As he prospered he enlarged his land holdings until he became the owner of five hundred and eighty acres of fine land and was long looked upon as one of the leading farmers in that part of the county. On that pioneer farm William McAuliff spent the rest of his life, his death occurring on December 11, 1902. His widow survived him for almost ten years, her death occurring on December 8, 1912. They were the parents of four children, Mrs. Hayden having three brothers, William, George and Wesley. Mr. and Mrs. Hayden have one child, a son, Philip Hayden, Jr. Mrs. Hayden is a member of the Presbyterian church. Mr. Hayden is a member of the Modern Woodmen of America and in the affairs of that organization takes a warm interest. He has ever had the welfare of his home community at heart and. has been helpful in advancing various movements of common benefit to the community. History of Plymouth County, Iowa, W. S. Freeman, Editor, published by B.F. Bowen & Co. (Indianapolis), 1917, submitted by Mary Kay Krogman

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Laura M. McAuliff Hayden's memorial is located at: Memorial Cemetery, Le Mars, Plymouth County, USA.
When did Laura M. McAuliff Hayden death?
Laura M. McAuliff Hayden death on 18 Sep 1950 in Le Mars, Plymouth County, Iowa, USA
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Latitude: 42.7875000
Longitude: -96.1504920

Family Members:

Parent

William McAuliff

(1839 - 1903)

Spouse

Philip Steven Hayden

(1869 - 1927)

Children

Philip William Hayden

(1906 - 1956)

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Coordinate: 42.7875000, -96.1504920

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Coordinate: 42.8058014, -95.9775009

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Coordinate: 42.6917000, -96.0291977

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Coordinate: 42.8208760, -96.3318410

16. Saint Paul Lutheran Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.7484000, -96.3315000

17. Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.6447560, -96.1148360

18. Floyd Valley Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.6556015, -96.2514038

19. Mathwig Wetrovsky Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.6338000, -96.1723000

20. Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.7416992, -96.3707962

23. Saint Marys Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.9594002, -96.1769028

24. Saint Johns Lutheran Church Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.8372000, -96.3799000