EDWARD DALEY
                                            
  Ed Daley, a former Boone county boy, died at Carroll Thursday March 9.  
  Mr. Daley lived with the family of Jeremiah Lucey for years. the Carroll 
  Sentinel gives the following report:
  
  Ed Daley, one of Carroll's respected citizens, died at his home in the  
  third ward Thursday evening. During the past two months he was confined 
  to  his  bed  with  heart  trouble.  He  was  of  a  naturally  robust  
  constitution, a hard worker and struggled manfully against the inroads 
  the disease was making upon him. He  was always hopeful and never gave  
  up.
  
   His funeral was held at St. Joseph's church Saturday morning. Rev. Fr.  
  O'Connor preaching the sermon. The funeral was largely attended, for all 
  who knew Ed Daley respected him. His death is peculiarly a sad one for 
  he leaves a family  of six small children  fatherless. The loving wife  
  watched over and cared for her husband during his declining days with a 
  fortitude worthy of her sex  and which marks her  a kind and Christian  
  woman. Mr. Daley carried a policy in the Banker's Life Insurance company 
  for $2000. The wife and  family have the sympathy  of the community in  
  this their sad loss.
  
  Boone County Democrat
  March 17, 1899
  Re-typed by Lyman Morrison, 1995.
  
In the 1870 Census, Boone Co, IA, listed with Jeremiah Lucey are Annie
Daley, 16, b. Pa. and Edward Daley, 12. b. Mo. both parents of both
foreign born. Apparently Edward & a sister?  Lyman Morrison thinks
Jeremiah Lucey was supposed to have adopted Edward Daley, perhaps as
an adult, but has no court records of such.
 
  
  
  
  
                              EDWARD WISEMAN
                                            
  At the boarding house of Mr. John Grace in Boone, on Monday afternoon,  
  March 20th occurred the death of Edward Wiseman, in the 27th year of his 
  age.
  
  Mr. Wiseman has been  a resident of  this town and  vicinity for about  
  three years past.  For a year  he has been  in the round  house of the  
  Northwestern railway here,  until within  a few  weeks when  he took a  
  position as fireman  on the line  between Ames and  Callanan. Taking a  
  cold, he stuck to his work for some says but was obliged to return here, 
  and survived the attack, which was of  the character of pneumonia, for 
  only about a week.  He was a  second cousin of Jeremiah  Lucey of this  
  county, and an unmarried man. His father died at Ground Mound in Clinton 
  county about two months ago.
  
  Boone  Standard 
  March 25, 1882
  Re-typed by Lyman Morrison, 1995.
  
  Wiseman's in, St. Joseph's cemetery, De Witt, 

All these three are on the same stone:  
Edward J. Wiseman, Died March 20, 1882 age 27 years
Haleert  Wiseman, Died Jan 18, 1882, age 62 years (father)
Johannah Wiseman, Died July 30, 1872 age 41, (mother)
natives of Co. Cork, Ireland
  

Edward Wiseman, 21, born Mass., parents both born in Ireland is listed
with Jeremiah Lucey in the 1880 Census (Boone Co, IA) as a nephew.