Listed in the 1900 Soundex, Cedar Prcnt, Boone Co., NE, Vol 2 ED 17 St 18 Ln 88, b. Jul 1869 IN

Obituary from clipping which my grandmother had (Santa Rosa Press Democrat?):

Death's Doings.

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Charles A. Wakeland died at his home northwest of town on Wednesday morning, Jan. 14, 1903, at 9.30 o'clock, after a severe illness of about three weeks' duration, the cause of his death being typhoid pneumonia. Mr. Wakeland came to this place from the east about two years ago, and during his residence here had proven himself to be an honest, industrious and courteous gentleman, and had made a wide circle of friends. He purchased the Fyfe ranch some time ago, and was building up a home for himself and family, and while working on his barn some weeks ago he contracted a severe cold which terminated in his death. He was a native of Indiana, aged 33 years, and leaves a wife and two small children.

The funeral took place from his late home on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock under the auspices of Century Lodge, No. 134, Fraternal Brotherhood, Rev. Gaston of Santa Rosa conducting the services. The internment was in the Sebastopol cemetery. The family are shared in their deep sorrow by the entire community.