Jackson County IA Archives Obituaries.....Prime, O. G. August 27, 1900
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Jackson Sentinel, Aug. 30, 1900
Jackson Sentinel, August 30, 1900

O. G. Prime was born in the state of Maine 73 years ago. In the early days of 
Jackson County, when Maquoketa was but a struggling village, he came here and 
settled, establishing a wagon factory. It was his privilege to see Maquoketa 
grow from a small village to the city it now is and the part he took in its 
growth was no small one. He was a man of perseverance and industry, and 
although an old man, continued to work at his trade up to a few years ago, 
when ill health forced him to give it up.

Deceased was well known and popular and a useful and respected citizen and 
neighbor. The children and brothers and sisters will have the sincere sympathy 
of all. Survivors of the deceased are two brothers-D. W. of Brandon, Vermont, 
and O. B. of Ironwood, Michigan; two sisters- Mrs G. W. Engle of this city and 
Mrs. A. N. Herbert of Junction City, Oregon; three daughters, Mrs. R. H. 
Morris of Cedar Rapids, Mrs. E. J. Kullmer of this city and Mrs. D. H. Sweet 
of Davenport, and one son, Arthur of Fort Dodge. His wife and one son preceded 
him in death.


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