John Beach History of Wapello County, Iowa Chicago: S.J. Clarke Pub. Co., 1914, 1064 pgs. Volume I: Chapter II. Indian treaties and the new purchase Volume I: Chapter III. Indian agency in Wapello County Volume I: Chapter IV. File sadly o'er the prairie into a strange country Volume I: Chapter V. The pioneers Volume I: Chapter VI. Pioneer life Volume I: Chapter VII. Geology of Wapello County Volume I: Chapter VIII. Wapello County organized Volume I: Chapter IX. Governmental Volume I: Chapter X. Ottumwa is incorporated Volume I: Chapter XI. South Ottumwa Volume I: Chapter XII. Postoffice Volume I: Chapter XIII. Financial Volume I: Chapter XIV. Industrial Volume I: Chapter XV. Transportation Volume I: Chapter XVI. Religious Volume I: Chapter XVII. Educational Volume I: Chapter XVIII. The medical profession Volume I: Chapter XIX. The bench and bar Volume I: Chapter XX. The press Volume I: Chapter XXI. Public institutions Volume I: Chapter XXII. Fraternities and societies Volume I: Chapter XXIII. Public improvement that failed Volume I: Chapter XXIV. Center Township Volume I: Chapter XXV. Washington Township Volume I: Chapter XXVI. Columbia Township Volume I: Chapter XXVII. Agency Township Volume I: Chapter XXVIII. Dahlonega Township Volume I: Chapter XXIX. Richland Township Volume I: Chapter XXX. Adams Township Volume I: Chapter XXXI. Pleasant Township Volume I: Chapter XXXII. Competine Township Volume I: Chapter XXXIII. Green Township Volume I: Chapter XXXIV. Polk Township Volume I: Chapter XXXV. Keokuk Township Volume I: Chapter XXXVI. Highland Township Volume I: Chapter XXXVII. Cass Township Volume I: Chapter XXXVIII. Wapello County in the Civil War Volume I: Chapter XXXIX. Reminiscent Volume I: Chapter XL. Kelley and his motley army Volume I: Index Volume II: Title page Volume II: Biographical Volume II: Index