CHAPTER VI -- PIONEERS (CONT'D)

PIONEERS OF GREELEY TOWNSHIP.

The first settler apparently in Greeley township was J. M. Pratt, who came to that township in the fall of 1867, building then the first house in the township, a log cabin. Probably the next earliest settlers were Mallory Morgan, Isaac Fish, George Barr, Charles Brown, Ed Penniston, James Ivey, James Skerving, C. A. Saunders, John Van Meter, A. W. Reeder, John Dunlap, T. J. Ryan, John R. Rhodes, Charles Ingham, J. M. Puyere, Ed S. Bigler, Frank Bell, D. P. Greeley, Mr. Harlock, William Barr, William Tibbott, Thomas Mitchell, John Goddard, Miles Reynolds, Mr. Kibby, Sylvester Pockett, D. I. West.

Transcribed by Denise Wurner, October 2013 from the Past and Present of Shelby County, Iowa, by Edward S. White, P.A., LL. B.,Volume 1, Indianapolis: B. F. Bowen & Co., 1915, pp. 124.

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