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Holy Bible in English, New York, American Bible Society, 1865.

The Bible is now in the possession of the C. G. Brisee Genealogy Library, Irwin, Iowa.

Owners Inscription
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirby 1867

Front Cover
Elizabeth Harphan born Mar the 1st 1831

William Harphan born Oct the 1st 1833

Joseph Harphan born July the 25th 1834

Mariah Harphan born Mar the 29 1838

Joseph Harphan born Nov the 8th 1840

Mary Harphan born May the 15th 1841

Charlotte Harphan born June 18th 1844

First Blank Page
Eliazbeth Harpham Born Mar. 1, 1831.

William Harpham Born Oct. 1, 1833

Joseph Harpham Born July 25, 1834.

Maria Harpham Born [crossed out] Nov. 8, 1840 Mar. 29 1838.

Joseph Harpham Born Nov. 8, 1840.

Mary Harpham Born May 15, 1842.

Charlotte Harpham Born June 18, 1844.

Marriages
John Kirby was Married to Elizabeth Harphan June 1st 1848 [crossed out] 1852

Maria C. Kirby was married to John Balmer October 25th 1877.

Frank B. Kirby was married to Nellie M. Blake October 12" 1881.

Mary E. Kirby was married to Albert P. Cook April 3rd 1883.

Charles J. Kirby was married to Clara E. Boles Dec 24th 1891.

Charles J. Kirby was married to Mrs. Ella Buehring - June 4th, 1922

Births
Charlotte Maria Kirby Born March 12th 1854

William Kirby Born January 10th 1856

Mary Ella Kirby Born July 23rd 1858

John Frank Kirby born December 20th 1859

Charles Joseph Kirby Born January 27th 1862

Hattie Rebecca Kirby Born July 5th 1864

Deaths
Rebecca Kirby Died March 18th 1862, aged 21 years 3 mos. 15d

John Kirby Died Feb. 1st 1867 Aged 50.

Elizabeth kirby Died April 15, 1906 (Easter Sunday) 9 a.m. Aged 75 years one month, 15 days.

Charlotte maria Kirby Balmer died August, 20, 1918 10 a.m. Aged 64 years five months, 8 days.

John Frank Kirby died Feb. 21, 1924 - one a.m.

William Kirby died April 4, 1935 - 9:30 a.m.

Harriet Rebecca Kirby died Wednesday August 19, 1942 at 1:30 a.m. at Fair Oaks Villa, Aged 78
years. 1 month 14 days

Insertions
[obit]
Joseph Harpham, of Algansee Township, only brother of Wm. Harpham of this city, died at his
residence in Algansee Saturday last at 6 p.m., of lung fever having been sick less than a week,
and considered dangerously so, for only a few hours previous to his death. The funeral services
were held yesterday at the Warren school-house in Algansee and despite the extreme cold the
remains were followed to their resting place by a large concourse of friends.
The services were conducted by Rev. S. J. Colgan of Hall's Corner's taking for his text the 35th
verse of the 13th chapter of St. Mark. Mr. Harpham was born Nov. 8, 1840, and for the past
twenty years has been an active resident of Algansee Township, where his death will be
severaly felt: he has resided on his present farm for 19 years. He leaves a wife and six children
to mourn his loss, all of whom will be comforted by his last words, which were, "I am going
to meet my mother; meet me in Heaven."

[obit]
Wm. Harpham
Wm. Harpham died at his home on Cutter avenue this morning at 2 o'clock
after a short illness.
Deceased was born Oct. 1, 1833, at Holbeach, Lincolnshire, England. He came to America with
his parents at the age of 18, landing at Quebec, Canada, and from there going to Hudson, O. He
afterwards lived at Cleveland and Chicago, and in 1854 located at Coldwater, working at his
trade of mason. Sept. 29, 1867, he was united in marriage to Eliza V. Brown, of Quincy, and has
since resided at his late residence on Cutter avenue. About 1874 he commenced gardening,
which occupation he continued until his death.
Mr. Harpham was one of the charter members of the A.O.U.W., a member of the M.E. church and
a gentleman honest and respected. He leaves a wife and three daughters, Mrs. C. F. Zapf, of
Bronson, Mrs. O. E. Fifield, of Indainapolis, and Mrs. Floyd George, of this city. He also leaves
three sisters, Mrs. E. Kirby and Thos. Merritt, of Hudson, O., and Mrs. Thos. Teal, of Wawaka,
Ind.
The funeral services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the home, Rev. L. E. Lennox officiating and
interment made in the Quincy cemetery.