Isaac Daly & Mary Clemens

1852 - Isaac born in Unionville, Putnam County, Missouri, May 7th.

1860 - US Census shows the Daly family in York, Putnam County, Missouri. 

1864 - Mary M. Clemens born in Defiance, Ohio, June 1st.

1876 - Isaac comes to Idaho

1880 - Clemens family is shown in Grant, Crawford County, Kansas

1881 - Mary comes to Idaho with her parents by covered wagon. Clemens were one of the first five families to settle in the Boise valley near Meridian.

1884 - Marriage to Mary Malinda Clemens on 25 Feb 1884 in Boise, Ada County, Idaho

1885 - Birth of son, Elmer N Daly

1886 - Birth of son, Irving R Daly

1889 - Birth of son, Marion Lloyd Daly

1889 - Receives land patent

1894 - Birth of daughters, Permelia Mary

1895 - Isaac elected to the irrigation district directorship

1896 - Isaac assists with map of a crime scene

1897 - Birth of son, John Edgar Daly

1897 - Newspaper notice of Isaac's interests in a mining operation

1899 - Death of son, John Edgar Daly

1899 - Isaac and Mary sell some land to Joseph Daly

1902 - Isaac and mary sell some land to George C. Hicks

1903 - Isaac buys Emmet Pfost's share of the Stokesberry & Pfost Lumber Company

1903 - April - smallpox in the Isaac Daly family mentioned in the newspaper

1906 -"Oldtimer" Isaac Daly sells 160 acres near Meridian for $17,000 to J.A. Flack. As part of the deal, Daly secured three brick homes at the corner of Seventh and Franklin Streets. The ranch sold to Flack is described in the newspaper as follows: "...there is a two-story seven-room house on the ranch property and that the ranch is a very desirable one. There is a fine orchard of four acres on the place and there is a grove of one acre. The remainder is hay and grain land." The article reported that Mr. Daly owns 75 acres of land adjoining the ranch he sold, besides considerable property in Meridian.

1906 - Isaac & Mary move to Canada

1907 - Isaac Daly sales a one-half interest on three lots in Meridian to Mrs. E.C. Onweiler for $2000 while at the same time buying one-half interest in the same lots from J.E. Pfost for $800.

1908 - Isaac and Mary sued by Pauline Kroeger to recover on promissory note amounting to $800.

1913 - Isaac dies in Canada. Buried in Meridian. Survived by a wife and four children, four brothers, John and James of Meridian, William of Dry Creek, and Joseph of Coeur d'Alene. 

1914 - Mary, and heirs of Isaac, sued by Victoria Louise Eoff to cover $5310 with interest at 8 per cent on a $6000 promissory note made out by Isaac Daly to Sherman G. King, who later transferred it to Mrs. Eoff. The note is secured by a mortgage on lot 12 and the east 10 feet of lot 11, block 93, old townsite.

1930 - Mary arrives in Sweet Grass, Montana

1952 - Pioneer Idaho Resident Dies, Mrs. Mary M. Daly at her daughter's home in Tennessee.