Joseph True FOGG

                   BIRTH:
    THE   HISTORY OF DUBUQUE COUNTY, IOWA (1880), p. 935;

MARRIAGE:
    Montville, ME, Vital Records, 1853-91, p. 195, FHL 011,556, both Montville, m. (2);

CENSUS:
    1850 Census, Palermo/Montville, Waldo, ME, p. 259, 68/69, 3 Aug 1850,
    FHL   443,508, Joseph Fogg ae 26, farmer, $1500, b. ME, Amelia Fogg ae 28, b. ME, Edward Fogg ae 1, b. ME, Mary Dyer ae 32, b. ME; 1870 Census, Taylor, Dubuque,
    IA  , p. 3, 22/23, 2 Aug 1870, FHL 545,889, Joseph Fogg ae 46, carpenter, $2000/130, b. ME, Mary M. Fogg ae 34, keeping house, b. ME, Edward P. Fogg ae 21, farm laborer, b. ME, Laura H. Fogg ae 16, at home, b. ME, H.B. French ae 37, schoolteacher, b. ME;

HISTORY:
    HISTORY   OF DUBUQUE COUNTY (1880), p. 935, carpenter at Epworth, b. Waldo Co., ME, 16 Jan 1824, farmed with father at home until ae 21; since worked as a carpenter; came to Dubuque Co. 1866, res. Epworth since that time; has a nice res., carpenter shop, good mill run by steam power, fitted up as a feed-mill; mem. M.E. Church; Republican; has been School Treasurer and Township Trustee (Taylor); twice m., first in 1847 to Amelia Randall (d. 1858), of Freedom, ME; m. (2) 1861 to Mary M. French, of ME; her sister, a teacher in Epworth Seminary, and mother, also res. with them; children: Edward P., m., and with wife teaching in Albia, IA; Laura H. and Amelia Randall, both educated at Mount Union College, OH;