1900 Census: Iowa Soldiers Home,  Linn, Marshall County, Iowa: John J. Beedy (born June 1845, age 54, widowed, born New York, father and mother born New York, carpenter).

1910 Census: Linn, Marshall County, Iowa: Iowa Soldiers Home: John J. Beedy (age 64, born New York, Occupation: Captain, Music Building)

1915 Iowa State Census: John J. Beedy (age 70, County Marshall, Occupation Carpenter, Birth Place New York, Military Service: Civil War, Infantry, State: Iowa, Regiment 27, Company A. Remarks: Soldier's Home.

1920 Census: Iowa Soldiers Home, Linn, Marshall County, Iowa: John J. Beedy (age 74, born New York, member Ia. Soldiers Home), wife Caroline (age 70, born New Jersey).

• Carrie M. Bishop, born about 1869 in Postville, Allamakee County, Iowa.
• Lenora Belle Bishop, born Aug. 1870 in Postville, Allamakee County, Iowa.
• Charles S. Bishop, born about 1876 in Postville, Allamakee county, Iowa.
• Lucy Helen Bishop, born Apr. 24, 1881 in Postville, Allamakee County, Iowa.

1850 Census: Perry, Logan County, Ohio: William Bishop (age 50, carpenter, born VA), Rachel Bishop (age 47, born VA), David Bishop (age 25, born Ohio), Fanny Bishop (age 20, born Ohio), Alexander Bishop (age 19, carpenter, born Ohio), Lot G. Bishop (age 15, born Ohio), Caleb Bishop (age 7, born Illinois), Andrew Baldwin (age 23, Laborer, born Ohio), Caroline Baldwin (age 21, born Ohio), Rachel M. Baldwin (age 2, born Ohio).

1860 Census: Grand Meadow, Clayton county, Iowa: William Bishop (age 60, wheel wright, born NY), Rachal Bishop (age 60, born NY) and Caleb Bishop (age 17, born Ohio?).

1870 Census: Post. Allamakee county, Iowa: C. J. Bishop, (age 27, born Illinois), A. A. Bishop (age 22, born Penn.), and Carrie Bishop (age 1, born Iowa).

1880 Census: Postville, Allamakee County, Iowa:  Caleb J. Bishop, (age 37, carpenter, born Ohio?), wife Anise A. Bishop (age 33, born Pennsylvania), daughter Carrie Bishop (age 11), daughter Lenora Bishop (age 9), and son Charles (age 4).

1885 List of Ex-Soldiers, Sailors and Marines, Living in Iowa: Name: C. I. Bishop, Rank: Corporal: Company A, Present Post Office Address: Postville.

1885 Iowa State Census: Post, Allamakee County, Iowa: Caleb I. Bishop (age 41, widowed, carpenter, born Illinois), Lenora b. Bishop (age 14), Chas. E. Bishop (age 9), and Lucy H. Bishop (age 3).

Caleb Bishop married 2nd Juliet Hitchens on Aug. 7, 1890 in Postville, Allamakee County, Iowa. 

1895 Kansas State Census Collection: C. J. Bishop (age 52, born Illinois, from Iowa to Kansas, farming, Honorably discharged from the volunteer military service of the United States? Yes, Name of the State in which enlisted: Iowa, Letter or name of the Company or Command: Co. A, Number of Regiment or other Organization: 27, Arm of Service : Inf.), Julia A. Biship (age 52, born NY), Charles E. Bishop (age 19, born Iowa), Lucy H. Bishop (age 18, born Iowa)

1900 Census: District 110, Hackberry, Labette County, Kansas, Caleb J. Bishop (born Feb. 1845, age 57, married 10 years, born Illinois), wife Juliett (born June 1842, age 57, married 10 years, 3 children born, 1 still living), son Charles E. (born Nov. 1875, age 24, born Iowa), daughter Lucy H, born April 1881, age 10, born Iowa) (Note either the date of birth or the age is wrong for Lucy.)

1905 Kansas State Census Collection: Hackberry, Labette County, Kansas: C. J. Bishop (age 62, born Ill, from Iowa, farmer, Honorably discharged from the volunteer military service of the United States? Yes, Name of the State in which enlisted: Iowa, Letter or name of the Company or Command: Co. A, Number of Regiment or other Organization: 27, Arm of Service : Inf.), Juliette Bishop (age 63), C. E. Bishop (age 26),

1910 Census: District 131, Hackberry, Labette County, Kansas: Caleb J. Bishop (age 67, married 2 times, current marriage 20 years, born Illinois, own income), wife Juliette Bishop (age 67, married 1 time, current marriage 20 years, born New York), son Chas. E. Bishop (age 34, born Iowa).

1915 Kansas State Census Collection, Hackberry, Labette County, Kansas: C. J. Bishop (age 72, born Ill, from Iowa, farmer, Honorably discharged from the volunteer military service of the United States: Yes, Name of State in which enlisted: Iowa, Letter or name of company or command: A, Number of regiment or other organization to which attached; 27, Arm of Service: Inf.), J. Bishop (age 73), C. E. Bishop (age 38)

1920 Census: District 137, Bartlett, Labette County, Kansas; Caleb J. Bishop, age 76, born Illinois, no occupation), wife Juliett Bishop, (age 77, born New York.)

Juliette (Hitchens) Bishop died in 1823 and is buried with Caleb in Lake Creek Cemetery, Bartlett, Labette County,  Kansas.

Caleb Bishop married 3rd Wilhelmina Louisa Fercke on Sept. 17, 1925 in Oswego, Labette County, Kansas.

1930 Census: District 6, Bartlett, Labette County, Kansas:  Caleb Bishop, own home, value $2000.00, has radio, age 87, age at first marriage 24, born Illinois, carpenter (industry: house, retired), is veteran of Civil War.), wife Minna Bishop, (age 62, age at first marriage 21, born Ohio)

Caleb J. Bishop died in 1937 and is buried in  Lake Creek Cemetery, Bartlett, Labette County,  Kansas.

Jedediah was the son of Lyman Granger (born on 20 August 1792, at Phelps, New York - died on 22 January 1861, at Columbus, Michigan). Lyman Granger was the second white child born west of Cayuga Lake in western New York. He served as a private in the New York militia during the War of 1812. In 1835, he settled in Michigan, where he served in the state senate during 1841 and 1842 before becoming sheriff of St. Clair County in 1844. Lyman married Achsah Wells (born on 17 March 1797, at Cambridge, Massachusetts - died on 14 December 1879, at Columbus, Michigan).

Lyman was the son of Pierce Granger a Methodist minister (born on 13 August 1769, at Turkey Hill near Simsbury [now East Granby], Connecticut - died on 6 October 1845) and his first wife. He married twice. First to Clarissa Trumbull and after her death to her widowed sister Delana (née Trumbull) Swift.

Pierce was the son of Elisha Granger a farmer (born on 3 July 1743, at Turkey Hill near Simsbury, Connecticut - died on 12 April 1821, at Phelps, New York.) Elisha married Sarah Pierce (died on 15 February 1775).

Elisha was the son of John Granger (born on 30 May 1691, at Suffield, Connecticut - died on 6 September 1782, at Simsbury, Connecticut), a farmer and his wife, Dinah Holcomb (born in 1708, - died on 27 December 1788).

John Granger was the son of George Granger (born on 23 November 1658, in Newbury, Massachusetts - died at some unknown date at Turkey Hill near Simsbury, Connecticut) and his wife, Lydia Younglove (died at Newbury, Massachusetts). George and his children were eventually forced to leave Newbury, Massachusetts, because of his abandonment and death of his wife, Lydia.

George Granger was the third son of Launcelot Granger (born circa 1620, at Shellington in Bedfordshire, in England - died on 3 September 1689, at Suffield, Connecticut), who voyaged to America as early as 1632. He initially resided in Ipswich and later Newbury, Massachusetts. Launcelot's wife was Joanna Adams (born in 1634, in England - died after 1701, at Suffield, Connecticut).

Iowa Civil War Soldier Burial Records: Lucius Lynn Green, Private IA 27 Inf A born 1823 in NY, died May 12, 1879 in Johnson Co., Iowa.  (I was not able to determine which cemetery he was buried in.)

Cerro Gordo County Iowa Genealogy Biographies: "1883 History of Iowa Franklin & Cerro Gordo Counties" compiled & Contributed by Susan Steveson

Henry Hill came to Iowa in 1876, bought land in Bath township, improved and settled upon it, and which is still his home. In 1855 he was married, in Wisconsin, to Juliana Decker, of Erie Co., N. Y., who died ten months after her marriage, and in 1857 he married her sister, Abigail Decker, who has borne him two children—Frank W. and Cora J.  Mr. Hill was born Feb. 9, 1835, in Lycoming Co., Penn., and is the son of Daniel and Margaret (Shoner) Hill, who started from Pennsylvania to Wisconsin in a one-horse conveyance. The father died on the way, in Ohio, when Henry was seven years of age. The family went on and joined his brother and two sisters in Wisconsin, where Henry lived till he was married. He bought land and settled in Green Co., Wis., in 1859, sold out, removed to Allamakee Co., Iowa, and bought land and settled in Jefferson township. In August, 1862, he enlisted in the 27th Iowa Infantry, company A, and went to Minnesota to fight the Indians. In the fall he went south. He served with his regiment until the war closed and was mustered out, Aug. 8, 1865. He was in the battles of the Red River expedition, Fort De Russey, Pleasant Hill, Yellow Bayou, Tupelo, Old Town Creek and Fort Blakely. On his return from the war he resumed farming in Allamakee county, remaining there until 1876 when he came to this county.

1850 Census: Sylvester, Green county, Wisconsin: Margaret Hill, (age 37), William Hill (age 16), Charlotte Hill (age 19), Henry Hill (age 15) and Sarah J. Hill (age 6).

1860 Census: Sylvester, Green County, Wisconsin: Henry Hill (age 25, born Pennsylvania), Abigail Hill (age 26, born New York) and Frank Hill (age 8/12, born Wisconsin). Laura Decker (age 57), Edward Decker (age 17) and George Decker (age 10) were living next door to them.

1870 Census: Jefferson, Allamakee county, Iowa: Henry Hill (age 34), Abigail Hill (age 35), Frank Hill (age 10), Cora Hill (age 2) and Archibald Stanley (age 17). (George Decker and family were living next door).

1880 Census: Bath, Cerro Gordo County, Iowa: Henry H. Hill (age 45), wife, Abigail Hill (age 47), daughter, Cora Hill (age 12) and son, Frank Hill (age 20).

1885 Iowa Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Living in Iowa: Under 27th Iowa: Henry Hill, Corporal, Co. A, Present Post-Office Address: Edgewood

1885 Iowa State Census, Bath, Cerro Gordo County, Iowa: Henry Hill (age 49), Abigail Hill (age 51) and Cora Hill (age 14)

1900 Census: District 29, Mason City, Cerro Gordo, Iowa: Henry Hill (born Feb 1835, age 65, married 42 years, born Pennsylvania), wife Abbie Hill (born Oct. 1833, age 66, married 42 years, 3 children born, 2 still living, born New York), daughter Cora Gelo (born Dec. 1867, age 32, married 13 years, 1 child born, 1 still living), son-in-law Charles H. Gelo (born Jan. 1864, age 35, married 13 years, born Germany), granddaughter Julana Gelo (born July 1889, age 10, born Iowa).

1910 Census: District 81, Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa: H. H. Hill (age 75, married 2 times, currently 52 years, born Pennsylvania), wife Abbie Hill (age 76, married 1 time, 3 children born, 2 still living, born New York), daughter Cora Gelo (age 42, married 1 time for 23 years, 1 child born, 1 still living), Grandson-in-law, Percy C. Church (age 34, married 1 time for 4 years), granddaughter Juliana Church (age 20, married 4 years, 2 children born, 1 still living), gt granddaughter Priscilla Church (age 3).

1915 Iowa State Census, Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa: Henry Hill, age 80, Polk County, P. O. 1088-42, Town of Des Moines, Ward 1, occupation: retired, extent of education: common 8, born Pennsylvania, Military Service: Civil War, Infantry, State of Iowa, 27th Regiment, Company A., Church Affiliation: Baptist, father born Germany, mother born Germany, married, years in Iowa: 54.

Abigail Hill was also in Polk County in 1915:  Abigail Hill, age 81, County Polk, P.O. 1088-42,  Town: Des Moines, Ward 1, extent of education: Grammar 8, Born New York, Church Affiliation: Baptist, father's birth place: New York, mother's birthplace, Connecticut, married. Years in Iowa, 54.

1920 Census: Mason, Cerro Gordo, County, Iowa: Charles Gelo, (age 55, married), wife Cora Gelo, (age 51, born Iowa), father-in-law Henry Hill (age 86, born Pennsylvania), Mother-in-law Abby Hill (age 86, born New York), son-in-law Percy Church (age 43), and granddaughter Priscilla Church (age 12).

Abigail Hill (born 1834, died 1921 and is buried in Elmwood Stain Joseph Cemetery, Mason City, Cerro Gordo County, Iowa.

Henry Hill, 3 Corp. IA 27 Inf A, born Jan 1, 1846, died  Oct. 30, 1927 in Cerro Gordo County, Iowa.  Source: Iowa Civil War Soldier burial Records. (Note: the date of birth is not my typo, but it appears to be incorrect.  The information in the biography above agrees with the the Roster and other census information.  1846 is just way off.)

Find a Grave has this information: Corp. Henry Hill, Co. A, 27th Ia. Inf., no dates, buried in Elmwood Saint Joseph Cemetery, Mason City, Cerro Gordo County, Iowa.

(I had initially found information on Henry Hill in Powershiek County (from two different sources).  I am now convinced that information is incorrect. The 1915 Iowa State Census proves that Henry Hill buried in Cerro Gordo is the one that was in the 27th Iowa.  (the other Henry Hill died in 1914, before the 1915 census -- I believe they confused Henry Hill in the 24th Iowa with Henry Hill in the 27th)

Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War that showed the following information:   Hill, Henry, - Co A -Hazelwood Cemetery, Grinnell, Poweshiek County, Iowa
(1831 - 1914). 

The Powershiek County Website had this information on the Civil War Veterans F thru K:   Hill, Henry; 24th Iowa; 27th Iowa; C & A; 1831-1914; Grinnell Hazelwood /Soldiers' Records.

1870 Census: Linton, Allamakee County, Iowa: Abraham Dull (age 35), Louisa E. Dull (age 28), Rebecca Dull (age 14), George Dull (age 12), Rachel Dull (Age 8), Laura Dull (age 1), Ida McClaskey (age 8) and Hattie McClaskey (age 7).

1890 Veterans Census in Hardy, Nuckolls, Nebraska: . - Louisa E. Dull, formerly wife of James W. McClaskey, Private, Company A, 27th Iowa Inf. Enlisted Aug 2, 1862, Served 2 years, 11 months and 20 days.  Post Office Address: Hardy, Nuckolls Co., Neb.  Remarks: Died on boat coming home to muster out.

Daniel is listed on the 1890 Veteran's Census in Johnston, Trumball County, Ohio.  Daniel H. Shaff, Private Co. A, 27 Iowa Inf.  Information on the census says the Post Office address is Cortland, Ohio.  Disability Incurred:  Spinal and Heart Trouble.  Remarks:  Discharged by reason of surgeon (note I am really not sure what the last word is.  It looks like it is surgeon, but that doesn't make sense to me.) 

In 1900 Daniel H. Shaff (age 60) and Amanda (age 57) were living in Austintown Township, Mahoning County, Ohio.   They had been married 33 years.  They had 6 children with 5 still living.  A daughter Mamie, age 24 was living with them. 

Daniel died in 1908 in Austintown, Mahoning County, Ohio.  He is buried in Four Mile Run Cemetery.  Widow Amanda P. Shaff filed for a pension on July 23, 1908.  She died in 1914 and is buried in the same cemetery.
 

In 1870 they are in Ludlow, Allamakee County, Iowa:  Elijah (age 39), Phebe (age 32), and children:  Henry, Annie, James, Minnie and Charles. 

In 1880 they are in Osage, Mitchell County, Iowa.  Elijah, Phebe and children: Henry, James, Charles, Eva M, and Clare E. Shaff,  

He is listed in the 1883 U. S. Military Pensioners, Dakota Territory in Oakwood, Brookings County: Pension #166, 071, Name: Shaff, Elijah; Cause for which pensioned: chr. diarr. and dis. kidneys; Monthly Rate:  8.00; Date of allowance: May,  1881.  

In 1885 he bought land from the Federal Government in South Dakota:  Shaff Elijah  05   112 N    051 W     009    160     251101    PA   1080       02/05/1885.    

In 1900 they are in Estelline Village & Castlewood Town, Hamlin, South Dakota.  Elijah and Phebe are living with son-in-law Ralph C. Towne, daughter Eva M. Towne and grandson Lyle Towne.  They had been married 43 years, had 6 children and 6 still living. 

Elijah died March 23, 1904 in Estelline, Hamlin County, South Dakota.  He is buried in Hillcrest cemetery in Hamlin County, South Dakota.
 

Please note:  I do note that both reportedly died in NY and are both buried in Postville Cemetery, Allamakee County Iowa.  I have no real knowledge of that and have only reported the information I found)  They do both have tombstones in the Postville Cemetery.