Biography of Isaac D. Dailey, pages 980 / 981.  History of De Kalb County, 
Indiana.  Inter-State Publishing Company, Chicago, 1885.

Isaac D. Daily, blacksmith, Butler, Ind., was born in Franklin Township, 
Summit Co., Ohio, Feb. 9, 1842, a son of Anthony Dailey, who was a native of 
Pennsylvania.  He was reared on a farm, receiving a good education, 
completing it at Greensburg College, Ohio.  He enlisted in the war of the 
Rebellion in Company B, One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Ohio Infantry, and 
served one year, participating in the battles of Murfreesboro, Fort 
Anderson, Wilmington and others.  In the fall of 1865 he came to Butler, and 
the next spring opened a grocery and provision store, which he conducted 
nine months, when he established his present place of business.  He does 
general blacksmithing and repairing, and has a good patronage.  May 26, 
1867, he was married to Almira Noel, a native of Tuscarawas County, Ohio, 
daughter of Nicholas Noel, now of Wilmington  Township. To them have been 
born four children: but three are living---Minnie Agnoss, Leota E. and 
Bertha E.  One daughter, Ida L., died in the fifth year of her age.  Mr. 
Dailey belongs to  the Meade Post, No. 44, G.A.R. and is a faithful 
member, always at his post performing his duty as Quartermaster, and never 
lacking in any business that is beneficial to the post.

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