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* [[John Parsons Cook]] (1817–1872), [[U.S. House of Representatives]], 1853–1855 | * [[John Parsons Cook]] (1817–1872), [[U.S. House of Representatives]], 1853–1855 | ||
* [[Eloise Blaine Cram]] (1896–1957), [[zoologist]] and [[parasitologist]] | * [[Eloise Blaine Cram]] (1896–1957), [[zoologist]] and [[parasitologist]] | ||
* [[George Henry Cram]] (1838–1872), | * [[George Henry Cram]] (1838–1872), American Civil War [[Brevet (military)|Brevet Brigadier General]] | ||
* [[Ralph W. Cram]] (1869–1952), newspaper editor and aviator | * [[Ralph W. Cram]] (1869–1952), newspaper editor and aviator | ||
* [[Crossett, Arkansas|Edward Savage Crossett]] (1828–1910), lumber baron | * [[Crossett, Arkansas|Edward Savage Crossett]] (1828–1910), lumber baron | ||
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* [[Rebecca J. Keck]] (1838–1904), physician and patent medicine entrepreneur | * [[Rebecca J. Keck]] (1838–1904), physician and patent medicine entrepreneur | ||
* [[Joseph R. Lane]] (1858–1931), [[U.S. House of Representatives]], 1899–1901 | * [[Joseph R. Lane]] (1858–1931), [[U.S. House of Representatives]], 1899–1901 | ||
* [[Joseph Bloomfield Leake]] (1828–1918), | * [[Joseph Bloomfield Leake]] (1828–1918), American Civil War [[Brevet (military)|Brevet Brigadier General]] | ||
* [[Henry W. Lee (bishop)|Henry Washington Lee]] (1815–1874), first bishop of the [[Episcopal Diocese of Iowa]] 1854–1874 | * [[Henry W. Lee (bishop)|Henry Washington Lee]] (1815–1874), first bishop of the [[Episcopal Diocese of Iowa]] 1854–1874 | ||
* [[John Fremont McCullough]] (1871–1963), co-founded [[Dairy Queen]] | * [[John Fremont McCullough]] (1871–1963), co-founded [[Dairy Queen]] | ||
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* [[Hiram Price]] (1814–1901), [[U.S. House of Representatives]], 1863–1869, 1877–1881; U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1881–1885 | * [[Hiram Price]] (1814–1901), [[U.S. House of Representatives]], 1863–1869, 1877–1881; U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1881–1885 | ||
* [[John W. Ross (Iowa architect)|John W. Ross]] (1830–1914), architect | * [[John W. Ross (Iowa architect)|John W. Ross]] (1830–1914), architect | ||
* [[Addison Hiatt Sanders]] (1823–1912), | * [[Addison Hiatt Sanders]] (1823–1912), American Civil War [[Brevet (military)|Brevet Brigadier General]] | ||
* [[Phebe Sudlow]] (1831–1922), first female public school superintendent in the United States; first female professor at the University of Iowa | * [[Phebe Sudlow]] (1831–1922), first female public school superintendent in the United States; first female professor at the University of Iowa | ||
* [[James Thorington]] (1816–1887), [[U.S. House of Representatives]], 1855–1857; Consul at [[Colón, Panama|Aspinwall]], [[Colombia]], 1873–1882 | * [[James Thorington]] (1816–1887), [[U.S. House of Representatives]], 1855–1857; Consul at [[Colón, Panama|Aspinwall]], [[Colombia]], 1873–1882 | ||
* [[John Vale]] (1835–1909), | * [[John Vale]] (1835–1909), American Civil War [[Medal of Honor]] recipient | ||
* [[Von Maur|Charles J. von Maur]] (1863–1926), department store chain co-founder | * [[Von Maur|Charles J. von Maur]] (1863–1926), department store chain co-founder | ||