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History of Cass County, Iowa
Springfield, ILL.:
Continental Historical Company, 1884

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        A. C. GOCHANOIER resides upon section 1.  He owns a farm of three
     hundred and twenty acres in sections 1 and 12. He settled here in
     March, 1883, buying his land, which was unimproved, of S. M. Ballard,
     paying for the same twenty dollars per acre. He has one hundred and
     forty acres broken, and one hundred and twenty acres of timber. This
     will prove a valuable farm.  Mr. GOCHANOIEr was born in LaSalle
     county, Illinois, in 1852.  He was there reared to the occupation of
     farming. His father, J. C. GOCHANOIER, was a native of Ohio, and re-
     moved to Illinois at an early day.  He is still a prominent farmer of
     LaSalle county, in that State.  Mr. GOCHANOIER came west to obtain
     a larger farm than he would otherwise have, and has been fortunate in
     his choice of a location, having a large and excellent farm. He was
     married to EVA I., daughter of JOHN A. PARKER, of this township. They
     have four children — MAY BELLE, LILLY, FRANKLIN E. and ESTHER.

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