MCCRANEY, Orlando - Revision history

Randylyon at 22:05, 6 December 2015

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	[[Image:P1000290_1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|150px\|Orlando McCraney. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]MCCRANEY, Orlando. (Adams Co., IL, Sept. 22, 1826-Martinez, CA, Jan. 14, 1906). Publisher, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. McCraney's parents were the first to settle in Iowa, and his father, [[MCCRANEY, Thomas\|Thomas MCCRANEY]], erected the first smelting furnace in the Dubuque area.		[[Image:P1000290_1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|150px\|Orlando McCraney. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]MCCRANEY, Orlando. (Adams Co., IL, Sept. 22, 1826--Martinez, CA, Jan. 14, 1906). Publisher, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. McCraney's parents were the first to settle in Iowa, and his father, [[MCCRANEY, Thomas\|Thomas MCCRANEY]], erected the first smelting furnace in the Dubuque area.

	McCraney began learning the printing business at the age of seven working with [[MINER'S EXPRESS (THE)]] This paper was merged with the ''Dubuque Herald'' that he eventually owned.		McCraney began learning the printing business at the age of seven working with [[MINER'S EXPRESS (THE)]] This paper was merged with the ''Dubuque Herald'' that he eventually owned.

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	[[Image:P1000290_1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|150px\|Orlando McCraney. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]MCCRANEY, Orlando. (Adams Co., IL, Sept. 22, 1826-Martinez, CA, Jan. 14, 1906). Publisher, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. McCraney's parents were the first to settle in Iowa, and his father, [[MCCRANEY, Thomas\|Thomas MCCRANEY]], erected the first smelting furnace in the Dubuque area.		[[Image:P1000290_1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|150px\|Orlando McCraney. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]MCCRANEY, Orlando. (Adams Co., IL, Sept. 22, 1826-Martinez, CA, Jan. 14, 1906). Publisher, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. McCraney's parents were the first to settle in Iowa, and his father, [[MCCRANEY, Thomas\|Thomas MCCRANEY]], erected the first smelting furnace in the Dubuque area.

	McCraney began learning the printing business at the age of seven working with ~~the ''Miner's Express.'~~' This paper was merged with the ''Dubuque Herald'' that he eventually owned.		McCraney began learning the printing business at the age of seven working with [[MINER'S EXPRESS (THE)]] This paper was merged with the ''Dubuque Herald'' that he eventually owned.

	During the [[CIVIL WAR]], McCraney worked as a United States assessor. After the war he was employed as a United States tax collector until 1883. McCraney is credited with starting several other Iowa newspapers and surveying fourteen towns in Iowa.		During the [[CIVIL WAR]], McCraney worked as a United States assessor. After the war he was employed as a United States tax collector until 1883. McCraney is credited with starting several other Iowa newspapers and surveying fourteen towns in Iowa.

Randylyon at 22:04, 6 December 2015

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	[[Image:P1000290_1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|150px\|Orlando McCraney. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]MCCRANEY, Orlando. (Adams Co., IL, Sept. 22, 1826-Martinez, CA, Jan. 14, 1906). Publisher, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. McCraney's parents were the first to settle in Iowa, and his father erected the first smelting furnace in the Dubuque area.		[[Image:P1000290_1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|150px\|Orlando McCraney. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]MCCRANEY, Orlando. (Adams Co., IL, Sept. 22, 1826-Martinez, CA, Jan. 14, 1906). Publisher, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. McCraney's parents were the first to settle in Iowa, and his father, [[MCCRANEY, Thomas\|Thomas MCCRANEY]], erected the first smelting furnace in the Dubuque area.

	McCraney began learning the printing business at the age of seven working with the ''Miner's Express.'' This paper was merged with the ''Dubuque Herald'' that he eventually owned.		McCraney began learning the printing business at the age of seven working with the ''Miner's Express.'' This paper was merged with the ''Dubuque Herald'' that he eventually owned.

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	Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 842		Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 842

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	During the [[CIVIL WAR]], McCraney worked as a United States assessor. After the war he was employed as a United States tax collector until 1883. McCraney is credited with starting several other Iowa newspapers and surveying fourteen towns in Iowa.		During the [[CIVIL WAR]], McCraney worked as a United States assessor. After the war he was employed as a United States tax collector until 1883. McCraney is credited with starting several other Iowa newspapers and surveying fourteen towns in Iowa.

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			Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 842

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Randylyon at 03:28, 20 December 2008

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	During the [[CIVIL WAR]], McCraney worked as a United States assessor. After the war he was employed as a United States tax collector until 1883. McCraney is credited with starting several other Iowa newspapers and surveying fourteen towns in Iowa.		During the [[CIVIL WAR]], McCraney worked as a United States assessor. After the war he was employed as a United States tax collector until 1883. McCraney is credited with starting several other Iowa newspapers and surveying fourteen towns in Iowa.

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Randylyon at 04:31, 26 October 2008

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	MCCRANEY, Orlando. (Adams Co., IL, Sept. 22, 1826-Martinez, CA, Jan. 14, 1906). Publisher, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. McCraney's parents were the first to settle in Iowa, and his father erected the first smelting furnace in the Dubuque area.		[[Image:P1000290_1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|150px\|Orlando McCraney. Photo courtesy: Bob Reding]]MCCRANEY, Orlando. (Adams Co., IL, Sept. 22, 1826-Martinez, CA, Jan. 14, 1906). Publisher, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. McCraney's parents were the first to settle in Iowa, and his father erected the first smelting furnace in the Dubuque area.

	McCraney began learning the printing business at the age of seven working with the ''Miner's Express.'' This paper was merged with the ''Dubuque Herald'' that he eventually owned.		McCraney began learning the printing business at the age of seven working with the ''Miner's Express.'' This paper was merged with the ''Dubuque Herald'' that he eventually owned.

	During the [[CIVIL WAR]], McCraney worked as a United States assessor. After the war he was employed as a United States tax collector until 1883. McCraney is credited with starting several other Iowa newspapers and surveying fourteen towns in Iowa.		During the [[CIVIL WAR]], McCraney worked as a United States assessor. After the war he was employed as a United States tax collector until 1883. McCraney is credited with starting several other Iowa newspapers and surveying fourteen towns in Iowa.

Randylyon at 21:06, 27 July 2008

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	MCCRANEY, Orlando. (Adams Co., IL, Sept. 22, 1826-Martinez, CA, Jan. 14, 1906). Publisher, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. McCraney's parents were the first to settle in Iowa, and his father erected the first smelting furnace in the Dubuque area.		MCCRANEY, Orlando. (Adams Co., IL, Sept. 22, 1826-Martinez, CA, Jan. 14, 1906). Publisher, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. McCraney's parents were the first to settle in Iowa, and his father erected the first smelting furnace in the Dubuque area.

	McCraney began learning the printing business at the age of seven working with the Miner's Express. This paper was merged with the Dubuque Herald that he eventually owned.		McCraney began learning the printing business at the age of seven working with the ''Miner's Express.'' This paper was merged with the ''Dubuque Herald'' that he eventually owned.

	During the [[CIVIL WAR]], McCraney worked as a United States assessor. After the war he was employed as a United States tax collector until 1883. McCraney is credited with starting several other Iowa newspapers and surveying fourteen towns in Iowa.		During the [[CIVIL WAR]], McCraney worked as a United States assessor. After the war he was employed as a United States tax collector until 1883. McCraney is credited with starting several other Iowa newspapers and surveying fourteen towns in Iowa.

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MCCRANEY, Orlando. (Adams Co., IL, Sept. 22, 1826-Martinez, CA, Jan. 14, 1906). Publisher, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue. McCraney's parents were the first to settle in Iowa, and his father erected the first smelting furnace in the Dubuque area.

McCraney began learning the printing business at the age of seven working with the Miner's Express. This paper was merged with the Dubuque Herald that he eventually owned.

During the [[CIVIL WAR]], McCraney worked as a United States assessor. After the war he was employed as a United States tax collector until 1883. McCraney is credited with starting several other Iowa newspapers and surveying fourteen towns in Iowa.