Biographical Sketch of Nealy Daggett, Johnson County, Missouri
Columbus Township
>From "The History of Johnson County, Missouri," 
Kansas City Historical Co. 1881

NEALY DAGGETT,

one of the most enterprising young farmers of Johnson county, was born
in Illinois, in the year 184O.  His father, I.S. Daggett, is a native of
New York state, and when quite a young man he came to Indiana and lived
in that state a number of years.  He afterward moved and settled in
Illinois.  From there he moved to Johnson county, in the year 1871.  His
family consists of nine children.  Nealy Daggett, the subject of this
sketch, is the fifth child, and was married in the year 1868, to Miss
Laura J. Russell, who was a native of Ohio.  The children by this union
are, Elber Otis and Birdy Alta Mabel.  Mr. Daggett follows the business
of general farming, but has lately turned his attention to raising fine
sheep, for which his farm is well adapted.  His farm of 295 acres is
located on section 27, nearly all under cultivation.  His home is very
attractive, and gives ample evidence of the thrift, energy, and industry
of the proprietor.

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