Individual Details

Birth

Names age Occupation Birthplace of
Self Fath Moth
1 Fredrick 48 blacksmith Ohio, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania
2 Nancy 41 New York, Vermont, Vermont
3 Emina 18 Nebraska
4 Margaretta 16 Nebraska
5 Edith 14 Nebraska
6 Irving 9 Nebraska
7 Ellen 12 Iowa
8 Louis 6 Iowa
9 Minne 5 Iowa
10 Eve 2 Iowa
11 Alva 8 months Iowa
10 Elvia 8 months Iowa
11 Jessie 2 months grandson Iowa grandson
12 Crafts, Samuel 28 boarder farmer Ohio, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania
13 Hester, Louis 27 boarder farmer Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky

Census

Frederick Dupray 39 years old, born Ohio
Nancy age 31 born New York
Cora age 10 born Iowa
Emma age 8 born Iowa
Margaret age 7 born Nebraska
Edith age 5 born Nebraska
Ellen age 4 born Nebraska
John age 10 born Kentucky (probably not a son but a relative)

Census

Frederick Dupray age 48, born Ohio, parents born Pennsylvania, blacksmith
Nancy age 41 wife, born New York, parents Vermont
Emma daughter age 18 single, born Iowa
Margaretta daughter age 16 born Nebraska
Edith daughter age 14 born Nebraska
Ellen daughter age 12 born Nebraska
Irving Son age 9 born Nebraska
Lewis age 6 born Iowa
Minnie daughter age 5 born Iowa
Eva daughter age 2 born Iowa
Alve son 8 months born Iowa
Elma daughter 8 months born Iowa
Jesse grandson 2 months born Iowa father unknown, mother Iowa

Death

Born 12 Oct 1831 in Charleston, Ohio, died 9 Jan 1914 in Ferndale. Son of Thomas DuPray and Christina Miller, brother of Richard M. Married to Nancy Keziah Webb, father of Cora, Emma, Margaretta, Edith, Ellen, George Byron, Ervin, Lewis, Minnie, Harriet and Elma. He was a farmer.
(Thanks to FAG member Librarian Jessie for all this wonderful information.)
from another FAG member:
Frederick M. DUPRAY, proprietor of hotel and blacksmith shop, was born in
Ohio in 1831; moved to Mich, in 1843, and the next year to Jackson county, Ia.
In 1852 he removed to Minn., and resided at St. Peter until 1857, when he
returned to Ia. He located at Mondamin in 1876, and engaged in his present
business. He was elected justice of the peace in 1879. (source: “History of
Western Iowa, Its Settlement and Growth: A Comprehensive Compilation of
Progressive ...”, 1882, page 338)