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	[[File:monroearmsden.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|]]AMSDEN, Monroe. (Belvidere, IL, Apr. 12, 1849--Oct. 2, 1921). The son of Mr. and Mrs. [[AMSDEN, Noah C.\|Noah C. AMSDEN]], Monroe moved with his parents to Dubuque in 1856. He completed his education in the public schools and went to work seven years for Joseph Waggoner, a deal in books, music, and wall paper.		[[File:monroearmsden.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|]]AMSDEN, Monroe. (Belvidere, IL, Apr. 12, 1849--Oct. 2, 1921). The son of Mr. and Mrs. [[AMSDEN, Noah C.\|Noah C. AMSDEN]], Monroe moved with his parents to Dubuque in 1856. He completed his education in the public schools and went to work seven years for Joseph Waggoner, a deal in books, music, and wall paper.

	In 1870 Armsden entered business for himself in general merchandise in Le Mars, Iowa. This lasted four years, before he sold the business ~~and~~ returned to Dubuque~~. In Dubuque, he~~ went into business with [[LARGE, William P.\|William P. LARGE]]. ~~The first~~ four years, Armsden was a traveling salesman and in 1879 became a full partner in the firm of [[LARGE AND AMSDEN]]~~, a~~ company ~~with~~ business in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and North and South Dakota. In addition to his business, he was a director of the [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]].		In 1870 Armsden entered business for himself in general merchandise in Le Mars, Iowa. This lasted four years, before he sold the business. He returned to Dubuque and went into business with [[LARGE, William P.\|William P. LARGE]]. He worked four years, Armsden was a traveling salesman and then in 1879 he became a full partner in the firm of [[LARGE AND AMSDEN]]. The company had business in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and North and South Dakota. In addition to his business, he was a director of the [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]].

	In 1888 Amsden married the daughter of [[HINDS, Franklin\|Franklin HINDS]]. They had two children.		In 1888 Amsden married the daughter of [[HINDS, Franklin\|Franklin HINDS]]. They had two children.
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	'''Portrait and Biographical Record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton Counties, Iowa'''. Chapman Publishing Company, 1894, p. 381-382		'''Portrait and Biographical Record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton Counties, Iowa'''. Chapman Publishing Company, 1894, p. 381-382





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	In 1870 Armsden entered business for himself in general merchandise in Le Mars, Iowa. This lasted four years, before he sold the business and returned to Dubuque. In Dubuque, he went into business with [[LARGE, William P.\|William P. LARGE]]. The first four years, Armsden was a traveling salesman and in 1879 became a full partner in the firm of [[LARGE AND AMSDEN]], a company with business in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and North and South Dakota. In addition to his business, he was a director of the [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]].		In 1870 Armsden entered business for himself in general merchandise in Le Mars, Iowa. This lasted four years, before he sold the business and returned to Dubuque. In Dubuque, he went into business with [[LARGE, William P.\|William P. LARGE]]. The first four years, Armsden was a traveling salesman and in 1879 became a full partner in the firm of [[LARGE AND AMSDEN]], a company with business in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and North and South Dakota. In addition to his business, he was a director of the [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]].

	In 1888 Amsden married the daughter of Franklin ~~Hinds~~. They had two children.		In 1888 Amsden married the daughter of [[HINDS, Franklin\|Franklin HINDS]]. They had two children.

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	'''Portrait and Biographical Record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton Counties, Iowa'''. Chapman Publishing Company, 1894, p. 381-382		'''Portrait and Biographical Record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton Counties, Iowa'''. Chapman Publishing Company, 1894, p. 381-382

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	Family History: http://www.gazlayfamilyhistory.org/book.php?person=6309		Family History: http://www.gazlayfamilyhistory.org/book.php?person=6309

	[[File:monroearmsden.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|]]AMSDEN, Monroe. (Belvidere, IL, Apr. 12, 1849--Oct. 2, 1921). The son of Mr. and Mrs. [[AMSDEN, Noah C.\|Noah C. AMSDEN]], Monroe moved with his parents to Dubuque in 1856. He completed his education in the public schools and went to work seven years for Joseph Waggoner, a deal in books, music and wall paper.		[[File:monroearmsden.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|]]AMSDEN, Monroe. (Belvidere, IL, Apr. 12, 1849--Oct. 2, 1921). The son of Mr. and Mrs. [[AMSDEN, Noah C.\|Noah C. AMSDEN]], Monroe moved with his parents to Dubuque in 1856. He completed his education in the public schools and went to work seven years for Joseph Waggoner, a deal in books, music, and wall paper.

	In 1870 Armsden ~~began in~~ business for himself in general merchandise in Le Mars, Iowa. This lasted four years, before he sold the business and returned to Dubuque. In Dubuque, he went into business with [[LARGE, William P.\|William P. LARGE]]. The first four years, Armsden was a traveling salesman and in 1879 became a full partner in the firm of [[LARGE AND AMSDEN]], a company with business in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and North and South Dakota. In addition to his business, he was a director of the [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]].		In 1870 Armsden entered business for himself in general merchandise in Le Mars, Iowa. This lasted four years, before he sold the business and returned to Dubuque. In Dubuque, he went into business with [[LARGE, William P.\|William P. LARGE]]. The first four years, Armsden was a traveling salesman and in 1879 became a full partner in the firm of [[LARGE AND AMSDEN]], a company with business in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and North and South Dakota. In addition to his business, he was a director of the [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]].

	In 1888 Amsden married the daughter of Franklin Hinds. They had two children.		In 1888 Amsden married the daughter of Franklin Hinds. They had two children.

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	[[File:monroearmsden.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|]]AMSDEN, Monroe. (Belvidere, IL, Apr. 12, 1849-- ). The son of Mr. and Mrs. [[AMSDEN, Noah C.\|Noah C. AMSDEN]], Monroe moved with his parents to Dubuque in 1856. He completed his education in the public schools and went to work seven years for Joseph Waggoner, a deal in books, music and wall paper.		Family History: http://www.gazlayfamilyhistory.org/book.php?person=6309

			[[File:monroearmsden.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|]]AMSDEN, Monroe. (Belvidere, IL, Apr. 12, 1849--Oct. 2, 1921). The son of Mr. and Mrs. [[AMSDEN, Noah C.\|Noah C. AMSDEN]], Monroe moved with his parents to Dubuque in 1856. He completed his education in the public schools and went to work seven years for Joseph Waggoner, a deal in books, music and wall paper.

	In 1870 Armsden began in business for himself in general merchandise in Le Mars, Iowa. This lasted four years, before he sold the business and returned to Dubuque. In Dubuque, he went into business with [[LARGE, William P.\|William P. LARGE]]. The first four years, Armsden was a traveling salesman and in 1879 became a full partner in the firm of [[LARGE AND AMSDEN]], a company with business in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and North and South Dakota. In addition to his business, he was a director of the [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]].		In 1870 Armsden began in business for himself in general merchandise in Le Mars, Iowa. This lasted four years, before he sold the business and returned to Dubuque. In Dubuque, he went into business with [[LARGE, William P.\|William P. LARGE]]. The first four years, Armsden was a traveling salesman and in 1879 became a full partner in the firm of [[LARGE AND AMSDEN]], a company with business in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and North and South Dakota. In addition to his business, he was a director of the [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]].

	In 1888 Amsden married the daughter of Franklin Hinds. They had ~~one daughter~~.		In 1888 Amsden married the daughter of Franklin Hinds. They had two children.

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	[[File:monroearmsden.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|]]AMSDEN, Monroe. (Belvidere, IL, Apr. 12, 1849-- ). The son of Mr. and Mrs. [[~~ARMDEN~~, Noah C.\|Noah C. ~~ARMDEN~~]], Monroe moved with his parents to Dubuque in 1856. He completed his education in the public schools and went to work seven years for Joseph Waggoner, a deal in books, music and wall paper.		[[File:monroearmsden.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|]]AMSDEN, Monroe. (Belvidere, IL, Apr. 12, 1849-- ). The son of Mr. and Mrs. [[AMSDEN, Noah C.\|Noah C. AMSDEN]], Monroe moved with his parents to Dubuque in 1856. He completed his education in the public schools and went to work seven years for Joseph Waggoner, a deal in books, music and wall paper.

	In 1870 Armsden began in business for himself in general merchandise in Le Mars, Iowa. This lasted four years, before he sold the business and returned to Dubuque. In Dubuque, he went into business with [[LARGE, William P.\|William P. LARGE]]. The first four years, Armsden was a traveling salesman and in 1879 became a full partner in the firm of [[LARGE AND AMSDEN]], a company with business in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and North and South Dakota. In addition to his business, he was a director of the [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]].		In 1870 Armsden began in business for himself in general merchandise in Le Mars, Iowa. This lasted four years, before he sold the business and returned to Dubuque. In Dubuque, he went into business with [[LARGE, William P.\|William P. LARGE]]. The first four years, Armsden was a traveling salesman and in 1879 became a full partner in the firm of [[LARGE AND AMSDEN]], a company with business in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and North and South Dakota. In addition to his business, he was a director of the [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]].

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[[File:monroearmsden.jpg|200px|thumb|left|]]AMSDEN, Monroe. (Belvidere, IL, Apr. 12, 1849-- ). The son of Mr. and Mrs. [[ARMDEN, Noah C.|Noah C. ARMDEN]], Monroe moved with his parents to Dubuque in 1856. He completed his education in the public schools and went to work seven years for Joseph Waggoner, a deal in books, music and wall paper.

In 1870 Armsden began in business for himself in general merchandise in Le Mars, Iowa. This lasted four years, before he sold the business and returned to Dubuque. In Dubuque, he went into business with [[LARGE, William P.|William P. LARGE]]. The first four years, Armsden was a traveling salesman and in 1879 became a full partner in the firm of [[LARGE AND AMSDEN]], a company with business in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and North and South Dakota. In addition to his business, he was a director of the [[FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DUBUQUE]].

In 1888 Amsden married the daughter of Franklin Hinds. They had one daughter.

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'''Portrait and Biographical Record of Dubuque, Jones and Clayton Counties, Iowa'''. Chapman Publishing Company, 1894, p. 381-382

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