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| 1901 | 1831 BIRTH: Evangelical-Lutheran Parish Baptismal record: BK 1831, pg 138, #142, in Muenchberg, Bavaria, Germany. Known as Elizabeth in America. Letter 22 Oct 1991 from Evang.-Luth. Pfarramt Muenchberg: 4. Wolfrum Elisabetha Margaretha, * 30.07.1831. [bn 30 July 1831] in Mussen, Kind von Johann Nikol Wolfrum, Bauer Ehefrau Anna Elisabetha, geb. Doehla, baptized in Mussen 16.08.1831 in Mussen, BK 1831, Pg 138, #142. 1842 IMMIGRATION: March 1842 New Orleans Port-ship Clementine from Bremen Port #22: WOLFRUM, Nicolaus 42(1800)-farmer from Bavaria to St Louis; Anna 40(1802); Catharina 12(1830); Elise 10(1832); Nicolaus 8(1834); Ullerich 6(1836); Elise 4(1838); Katharina 2(1840) 1848 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Elizabeth Margaretha Wolfrum md Christopher Wagner 17 January 1848 by Robert A Garrett, esq. 1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: HerQuest pg 184, 20 July, Dwelling 1199/1229: Elizabeth Wagner age 29 bn Virginia [Germany], wife of Christ Wagner 1870 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co-Jefferson City Twp, PO: pg 40, 29 June 1870, Dw#277: Elizabeth Wagner age 39, born Bavaria, wife of Christ Wagner 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp: Anc Img 27 pg 87,6-16,Dw 247,247: Elizabeth Wagner age 49 bn Bavaria (Bav,Bav), wife of Christopher Wagner 1900 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jeff City:Film #1240850,Anc Img 17,pg 114,6-5 Dw 170,188,115 Atchison: WAGNER, Elizabeth-head 68/Gy bn Jul 1831,no occ; Julius-son 45/MO bn May 1855-no occ; Antonia ZUENDT-dau 41/MO bn Jul 1858 no occ; Matilda WOLFRUM-niece 27/MO bn June 1872; Christopher WAGNER-gson 17/MO bn March 1883-florist. 1910 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jeff City Wd3:Anc Img 11,4-20,pg 181,Dw 103/114-115 Atchison: WAGNER, Elizabeth-head 78/'MO (MO,GY) Divorced 2/6 children living, no occ; ZUENDT, Antonia-dau 51/MO (GY,GY) Divorced 1/1 child living,no occ; WAGNER, Christ-grandson 27/MO (MO,MO) md 1time 2yrs,machinist- machine shop; Elsie-grandau 17/MO (MO,GY) single, no occupation.l 1913 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Elizabeth Margaretha Wolfrum Wagner died 11 May 1913 at her home on Atchison, age 82, after a long illness; buried Woodlawn Cemetery on May 13, 1913. Same obit in the "Jefferson City Democrat Tribune" 12 May 1913, said she died at home of William Zuendt. NOTES: Illustrated Sketchbook and Directory of Jeff City and Cole Co, by Johnson pg 145 shows Elizabeth, a widow, living with son Julius at 115 W Atchison and grandson, Christ. | Wolfrum, Elisabetha Margaretha (I121)
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| 1902 | 1831 BIRTH: GY,Bavaria: Phillip Daniel Theodore [or Frederick?] Ott born 11 October 1831, son of J A Carl Ott & unknown name of mother 1949 IMMIGRATION:GY,Bavaria-Bayreuth: 1900,1910 censuses: 1853 MARRIAGE: MO,St Louise County-St Louis: Phillip Ott md Elizabeth Wippenbeck14 Apr 1853 by John C Vogel, Justice of the Peace. 1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole-Marion Twp,Jefferson City PO: Anc.com Img 19,29 June, Dw 660/673: OTT, Phillip 28/Germany - md merchant; Elizabeth 26/Germany-keep house; Emanuel 2/MO; Emanuel Hunsuker 28/Switzerland-farmer Next farm 661/674: Charles Ott 26/Germany; Elizabeth 16/MO. 1865 PASSPORT APPLICATION: Anc.com Img 1200: "United States of America, May 16, State of Missouri, County of Cole..SS: I, Philipp Ott do swear that I was born in the Kingdom of Bavaria, Germany on or about the 11th day of October 1831; that I am a naturalized... citizen of US and about to travel... Bayreuth, Bavaria, my former home, signed Philipp Ott, 11th May 1865..." 1870 CENSUS: MO,Cole-Marion Twp: Anc.com Img 1, pg 1, 3 Aug, Dw 2/2: OTT, Phillip-male 38/Bavaria md farmer [5000,1200]; Elizabeth-fem 37/Bav; Francis-male 7/MO; Catharine-fem 5/MO; Louis-male 1/12 MO; Smith MOORE-blk male, farm laborer 19/MO; Pheodosia WALKER-blk fem, servant 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole-Marion Twp: Anc.com Img 31, pg 35, 19 June, Dw 288/288: OTT, Phillip Dan'l Theod 49/Bavaria [BAV,BAV] md farmer; Elizabeth wife 48/BAV [BAV,BAV] md-keeping house; Francis Raesor-son 17/MO at home; Catharine Caroline-dau 15/MO at home; Louis Lohman-son 10/MO at home 1900 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City:Anc.com Img 61,19 Jun,pg 30B,Dw 555/608-311 E High: OTT, Phillip-head 65/GY (GY,GY) bn Oct 1831, md 47yrs, immigrated 1849, in country 51yrs, naturalized, lumber merchant, own farm,home; Elizabeth wife 67/GY (GY,GY)bn April 1833, md 57yrs, 3/5 children living, imm 1851, in country 49yrs-no occ; Katie C-dau 33/MO (GY,GY) bn Oct 1866,Single no occupation, can read, write & speak English. 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 12, pg 6B, 22 April, Dw 114/132-309 E High St: OTT, Philipp-head 78/Germany (GY,GY) md 1 time 57yrs,immigrated 849, naturalized, retail merchant-lumber, own farm, home; Elizabeth-wife 77/Germany (GY,GY) md 1 time 57yrs, 3/5 children living-no occupation, immigrated 1852; Katie-dau 45/MO-no occ; Francis S-son 47/MO md 2 times, md 2yrs-own income; Phebe-dau in law 32/CA (TN,IL)md 1 time, md 2yrs, 0/1 children living, no occ. 1918 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Phillip D F Ott died 16 September 1918, cancer of bladder; buried Riverview Cemetery 17 September 1918. | Ott, Phillip Daniel Theodore (I1716)
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| 1903 | 1831 BIRTH: IL,Fulton Co-Canton: Elizabeth Elinor Metzker born 7 Dec 1831 1848 MARRIAGE: IA,Mahaska Co-Oskaloosa: Elizabeth Eliner Metzker md William Thomas Syron 5 Aapril 1848 1917 DEATH, BURIAL: WA,Whitman Co-Garfield: Elizabeth Elinor Metzker Syron died 12 Aug 1917, buried Garfield. | Metzker, Elizabeth Elinor (I8650)
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| 1904 | 1831 BIRTH: Joseph Meshack Smith born about 21 April 1831, calculated on dates shown on headstone in Hooker Cemetery; 1850 census 19 in Oct = 1831; 1860 census 29 = 1831 1840 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Parsons Creek: pg 250: 1 male age 5-10, son of Wm H Smith, 30-40, and 1 female 30-40 1850 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Dist 50 Being:16 Oct,Dw 157: Joseph M Smith 19/MO, son of Wm H and Nancy Smith 1854 MARRIAGE: MO,Linn Co: Joseph Meshack Smith md Elizabeth Jane Hooker 28 Feb 1854 1857-1860 LAND:MO,Linn Co Grantor Index V1 1836-65 flm1009300: I-434:WD 11 Nov 1857 Jos M Smith & Wife to Jeremiah Hooker:E 1/2 S1 NE 9-60-21 K-525: GWD 5 Mar 1859 Meshack Smith to Joseph M Smith: NW NW 13-60-21 K-639: 9 Apr 1859 Joseph M & Wife to Jeremiah Hooker: E 1/2 S1 E 1/2 9-60-21 M-553: GWD 9 Sep 1860 Joseph M & Wife to Meshack $300: NW NW 13-60-21 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-pg 680, Dw #400: SMITH, Joseph M 29/MO farmer [300,808]; Eliz J 28/TN; James M 4/MO; Mary Ann 1/MO 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Milan PO: Film 552322-pg 189, Dw 10: SMITH, Joseph M 38/MO farmer; Eliz J 37/MO; James M 13/MO; Mary A 11/MO; Wm R 8/MO; Elizabeth E 6/MO; Amanda F 3/MO 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp-Scottsville: Anc.com-pg 31, 18 June, Dw 275/275: SMITH, Joseph 49/MO (KY,KY)farmer; Jane-wife 45/TN(TN,TN); Mary-dau 20/MO (MO,TN) at home; Wm-son 19/MO-on farm; Elizabeth-dau 16/MO; Amanda-dau 13/MO; Jerry-son 9/MO-on farm 1886 MARRIAGE #2: MO,Sullivan Co-Milan: Joseph Meshack 55 yrs md Jennie Rooks 34 yrs 25 Oct 1886 1900 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Jackson Twp south: heritagequestonline.com pg5B, 15 June, Dw108/108 SMITH, Joseph-head 69/MO bn Apr 1831(MO,KY) md 15 yrs, farmer-own; Jennie-wife 51/OH bn June 1848 (OH,OH) md 15 years, 1/5 children living Living next farm over from Enseh and Ida Hooker and family 1900 DEATH of wife, Jennie: MO,Linn Co,Jackson Twp: Jennie Rooks Smith died 25 September 1900, buried Hooker Cemetery 1903 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Linn Co [or near Browning,Sullivan Co MO-ck out]: Joseph Meshack Smith died 21 August 1903, 72 years 4 mos old; buried Hooker Cem-SW of Browning, pg 56: 21 Aug 1903-72y4m, bir calc; Another Source: 11/98 letter Leon Smith Jr, from letter to him Aug 1993 from Elsie McCollum,cc of her "Purdin Book" pg 117: Wm Richard Smith's father Jos Meshack (1831-1903) born Boone Co, died Sullivan near Browning. Md Elizabeth Jane Hooker-children: James (m Ida Cotter), Mary Ann (m Jim Samples), Elizabeth (m Isaac Cassity), Amanda (m Frank Doty), Jerry (m Minnie Lewis) & Wm Richard (1861-1940) 11 1998 letter from Leon Smith Jr: Joseph Meschack Smith born Boone Co, died Linn Co, buried Jackson Twp, Linn Co MO | Smith, Joseph Meshack (I5238)
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| 1905 | 1831 BIRTH: Margaret Fields born 24 September 1831, calculated from cemetery marker dates 1850 CENSUS: MO:Linn Co-50th Dist: 4 Sep, Dwelling 157: FIELDS, J B 44/VA farmer (1500); Elizabeth 38/VA; Cummings 20/VA; Margaret 18/VA; Alvin 16/VA; Martha 14/VA; Elbert 12/VA; Patterson 10/VA; Thomas 6/MO; Elizabeth 3/MO; Collen 1/MO 1853 MARRIAGE #1: Linn Co, MO MG Rcds 1842-57: Francis M Fields md Margaret Fields 7 Apr 1853. 1869 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co: Margaret Fields Fields died 20 August 1869; buried Fields Mill Cemetery, headstones show: "Margaret Fields died 20 Aug 1869, age 37 yrs 10 mos 26 dys" | Fields, Margaret Jane (I5736)
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| 1906 | 1831 BIRTH: MO: Silas W Eads born 1831 in Missouri Info frm sn of #4 child, Solomon Marion Eads. AFN:269Q-FN, Phillip Blackburn. Shows ord dates,no temple. Nov 2002 email from Connie Clapier to Pam Wagner pg 3: Silas was called "Red" because of his red hair and beard. 1844 EMIGRATION: OR Donation Land Cert #3602-Polk Co OR, 27 Sep 1850: 320 acres on 10 Nov 1854. Settled OR 10 Dec 1844 1850-54 LAND: OR Donation Land Cert #3602-Polk Co OR, 27 Sep 1850: 320 acres on 10 Nov 1854. Settled OR 10 Dec 1844, unmd, signed with "X". Document Notification #5310 signed 28 Sept 1869: Silas living, born 1831, Missouri 1850 CENSUS: Polk Co, OR, 19 Oct, Dw 179/179: Silas W Edes 18/MO, son of Moses & Nancy Edes 1860 CENSUS: OR,Polk Co-Salt Crk,Douglas Prec 17 Jul pg 56,Dw 498/441: EADES, S W 26/MO farmer (640) 1870 CENSUS: OR,Polk Co-Eola PO, 31 June,pg 58, Dw411/400: EADES, Silas 38/MO farm laborer with Robert & Rebecca Hamilton 1880 CENSUS: WA,Spokane Co, Dw 14/157: EADES, Silas 53/MO c1882 HIST: Nov 2002 email from Connie Clapier to Pam Wagner pg 3: Silas W Eads was called "Red" because of his red hair and beard. Silas, along with John, stole a horse in Washington and when confronted, blamed their nephew Aldy Neal Jr (Elvira's son) and he was lynched for the crime. | Eads, Silas W (I2068)
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| 1907 | 1831 BIRTH: TENN: William Harvey Jacobs born 22 March 1831 1850 MARRIAGE: MO,Linn Co: William Harvey Jacobs md Emeline Smith 24 March 1850 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan-Scottsville, pg 661, 11 July,Dw 268: JACOBS, Wm H 31/TN farmer (1300,500); Emiline 34/MO; Mary F (T) 9/MO; George R 8/MO; Howard A 6/MO; Andrew J 3/MO 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan-Duncan Twp, Milan PO: Anc.com-pg 189 [4],16 Jan, Dw 22/22: JACOBS, Wm H 42/TN farmer (3000/1000); Emaline 45/MO keep house; Geo R 17/MO; Howard A 14/MO; Martha J 8/MO; Sarah E 4/MO 1872 DEATH of wife: MO,Sullivan Co: Emaline Smith died in 1872, buried Hoover Cemetery c1872 MARRIAGE: William Jacobs md Adaline... about 1872, re 1880 census 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan-Taylor Twp,ED 200: Anc.com-pg 9 (188), June, Dw 79/81: JACOBS, William H 52/TN (TN,TN)md farmer; Adaline 26/OH (VA,OH)md-keep house; Jennie [shows male-?] 11/MO (TN,OH) 1892 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co: William Harvey Jacobs died 14 March 1892; buried Hoover Cemetery, NW Browning, Sullivan Co MO-headstone: Wm H Jacobs 22 March 1831 - 14 March 1892 CK OUT: 1. Sullivan Co Marriage Rcds V 2, pg 50: William Jacobs to Lucinda Palmer 13 April 1873? | Jacobs, William Harvey (I5305)
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| 1908 | 1832 (1850 ae 18) Morton's History lists two children for Benami and Mary C. Armstrong, Azariah and George. In The New History of Highland County., Nancy D. and Robert Azariah are listed, but not George. Six other children are listed in the Samuel E. Armstrong Family Bible and other information was given to me by Richard L. Armstrong a descendant of Benami's. Along with his brothers Benami and Mary were deeded 286 acres of land on Bull Pasture Mountain, byb his parents (for which they paid $1.00) and signed the bill of sale when the land was sold to Samuel C. Eagle. On 1/10/1880 Benami signed the paper which deeded his share of his fathers land on Shaws Fork to his brother John E. Armstrong. From the files of Janice L. (Armstrong) Nicholas Benami and Mary were married in the home of her father by the Reverend John T. Tobler(on record in Clerk's office, Monterey, Va.)JHA2003. | Armstrong, Benami "Ami" (I1570)
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| 1909 | 1832 BIR: 1850 Lee Co IA cnss: Sarah 18/IN dau of John & Anna Rodgers; Aug 1996 lttr frm Mary Riley 8-96: bn 5 Oct 1832 1850 CENSUS: IOWA,Lee Co-Dist 29,1 Nov, flm #442961 pg491-2 Dwelling# 1565/1571: Sarah Rogers age 18 bn Indiana, daughter of John and Anna Rogers NOTES: CK OUT Sull Hist Dths pg 252-Hency C Calfee dd 1898 md Sarah M Rogers 1 Nov 1850 Putnam Co MO, SS 10 Mar 1981 Slake M515631 flm874045; also Jesse Elkins md Sarah Rodgers 1 Apr 1852 Decatur IN, ss 21 Feb 1976 PROVO M515651 flm 975183; also others CK IGI | Rodgers, Sarah (I6764)
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| 1910 | 1832 BIRTH: Stephen H Gavitt born 24 April 1832 [no place shown] 1855 MARRIAGE: Stephen H. Gavitt md 1 December 1855, Sarah L. Coleman [no place shown]. 4 children [Wm E, the eldest, living Troy NY in 1899] 1871 DEATH: Stephen H Gavitt died 1 June 1871 [no place shown] | Gavitt, Stephen H (I10016)
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| 1911 | 1832 BIRTH: IL: Jesse J McCullock born 12 Dec 1832 1850 CENSUS: PA,Juniata Co-Turbett Twp: Anc Img 13 pg 226,9-17,Dw 812,822: MC CULLOCK, J 17 farmer, living with James and Jane Patterson & family don't know if this is our Jesse - to ck further. 1859 HISTORY: NY Passenger Lists 1820-1957: J McCullock bn about 1832, age 27, American male, US port of departure-Aspinwall, Panama to US, Port of Arrival NY, State NY, Ship: Northern 1866 MARRIAGE: OR,Umatilla Co: Jesse J McCullouch md Emily Pearson 18 Oct 1866, children: Lilly, Bob, Maude & Caroline McCulloch and Colon Everts [from Emily's second mg] - all living but Lilly in 1955. 1883 CENSUS: WA State & Territorial Censuses 1857-1892, 1883 Whitman County: MC CULLOCH, J. J. 46/IL farmer; Emily 30/OR housekeeper; PR [Anc says RR] 7/OR male; ME 4/WT female. 1900 CENSUS: OR,Josephine Co-Leland: anc Img 6 pg 8A,6-14, Dw 157,157: MC CULLOCK, J. J.-head 65/IL bn Dec 1834 (TN,IL)widow, day laborer, own farm; Robert-son 24/OR bn Apr 1876 (IL,OR)single mail carrier; Lena-dau 16/OR bn Jan 1884 1905 DEATH: Jesse J McCullock died 8 April 1905, no place shown [where get birth & death info?] | McCullock, Jesse J (I2181)
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| 1912 | 1832 BIRTH: MO: Jarret L Foster born 1832, son of Ambrose Foster and Susanah Medlin c1846 HIST: Trek to Texas 1770-1870 pg 42: "Jarret Foster who died at Grapevine in 1914, is said to have been the oldest survivor or the first settlers of Tarrant County. He lived here 68 years... in 1845 came what is known now as the Missouri Colony. following the lead of Stephen Austin, the father of Texas, who came from Missouri. This colony was led by Rev. John A Freeman. With him came the Fosters... I had it from Jarret Foster that they were the first permanent settlers in the county..." 1853 MARRIAGE: TX: Jarret L Foster married Malinda Eads September 1853 1913 DEATH: TX,Tarrant Co-Grapevine: Jarret Foster died 12 February 1913; buried Lonesome Dove Cemetery, Tarrant County, Texas | Foster, Jarret L (I8594)
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| 1913 | 1832 BIRTH: MO: Sarah Eads born 26 June 1832 1840 CENSUS: MO, Platte Co Rcds 1839-1849, bk #977.9135 N2p, FHL pg 88, #1183: EADS, Solomon: Males: 1 5-10; 2 10-15; 1 40-50; Females: 2 0-5;1 5-10 1850 MARRIAGE, HIST: OR,Yamhill-Sheridan: Sarah Eads md to Levi Burden Aug 22, 1850 Hist Eads Family by Rev. Geo R Eads: "...17 children bn, sev died infancy. Survivors: George, James, William, John, Jap, Tom, Jack, Eliza, Effie, Minnie & Lula." 1860 CENSUS: OR,Polk Co-Douglas Precinct Dw #535: Sarah Burden 27/MO wife to Levi Burden 1870 CENSUS: OR,Yamhill Co-Sheridan 9-10 Aug, Dw 513: Sarah Burden 37/MO wife of Levi Burden 1907 DEATH: Sarah Eads Burden died June 24, 1907 - no place shown. ACTION - CK OUT - Sarah Eads: 1. Ancestral File #2JXJ-PV: Bir 1830 dd 1901 | Eads, Sarah (I2074)
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| 1914 | 1832 BIRTH: New Hampshire - James M Hemphill born on 6 June 1832-3 HIST: New York,Deerfield - He was taken as an infant to Deerfield, where he grew to manhood... He assisted his father on his farm until he was 21 years of age. 1853-5: California, Calaveras Co- via the Isthmus, immediately going into the mines. He mined in Calaveras county until 1859,... 1859: Oregon,Multnomah Co-Portland, where he remained 6 months carrying the mail from that city to LaFayette, Oregon. 1860: Oregon,Umatilla Co... He spent the first year in prospecting. After this he went to freighting from The Dalles to mining points in Idaho... 1865 MARRIAGE: Oregon,Umatilla Co - James Hemphill married Elizabeth Ramsbottom in January 1865: Oregon,Umatilla Co... homesteaded a quarter-section, later... 120 acres. 1910 CENSUS: OR, Umatilla Co, pg 1696-23 Apr, Dw70/71, Dw 66/67 (Carl's father, brother): HEMPHILL, James M 68/NH (NH,NH) md once\45 yrs,farmer; Elizabeth 68/Eng (Eng,Eng) md once, 2/2 children | Hemphill, James M (I8627)
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| 1915 | 1832 BIRTH: OH,Marion Co: John Wesley Thurlo born 1 February 1932 1856 MARRIAGE: OH,Marion Co: John Wesley Thurlo md Amanda A Offiser 11 April 1856 | Thurlo, John Wesley (I10687)
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| 1916 | 1832 BIRTH: OH,Morgan Co-Olive Twp: David Marian Thurl born 1832 IGI 8583203, Film 1396087, Sheet 31 and 1850 Sullivan Co, MO census. Salt Rock Twp? "Descendants of John and Abigail Thurlo". Emmett Thurlo this line 1850 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co, Dist #96, p 312, 8-29-1850: David M Thurlow age 18 bn Ohio, in school, son of John and Abigail Thurlow 1855 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: David Marian Thurlo md Araminta B Mullins 19 October 1855 IGI Extraction #M515851/0338 Sullivan Co, MO 1845-1881, Film #1009114 and #8023103/24 SS: 21 July 1981 PV. Also History of Sullivan Co, MO, Vol I pg 595. "Descendants of John and Abigail Thurlo". IGI F858323/7029: David Marion md Miss Martin (1876), Sullivan, MO. 1856 LAND: MO,Sullivan Co: Emmett Thurlo: "...After David married Araminta, they purchased 20 acres of land in Sull Co from John Miles and Sarah Thurlo (dated 5 Jul 1856) and apparently bought or homesteaded 160 acres more. 1860 CENSUS:MO,Sullivan Co,-Scottsville PO: p 46, 11 July 1860, Dw # 301: THURLO, David M 28/OH (farmer); Araminta B 24/MO; Metty L 2/MO; John W 9/12/MO 1862-63 MILITARY: MO,Trenton: Emmett Thurlo: Veteran of Cival War, serving in 3rd Reg E.M.M., Co H, as Corporal, under Capt J. E. Vroom. He enrolled and ordered to active duty at Trenton, MO on 21 Aug 1862-4 April 1863. 1870 CENSUS: MO,Livingston Co-Fairview Twp: 22 Oct: THURLO, David M; Araminta; Mittie L 12/MO; John w 10/MO; Edward E 8/MO; Alson C 6/MO; Mary P 4/MO; William H 2/MO; infant 0/12-MO. 1871 LAND: MO,Sullivan Co: Emmett Thurlo: A deed dated 21 Jan 1871 shows David and Araminta of Livingston Co selling 2 parcels of land in Sull Co, consisting of 20 and 160 acres, to Jacob Watson. (1880 Sull Co census shows a David Thurlow aged 13 adopted by J. G. Watson, Duncan Twp--??) 1872-1888 HISTORY: Emmett Thurlo: "...1880 census no wife is listed, but probably was the widow Martin (no information). Araminta must have died after Silas born in 1872. David md widow Martin and Mary Belle was born in 1877. The widow Martin has 3 boys (or girls) and the two families apparently fought all the time. She reportedly took her children and left David and Mary Belle and his boys. David reportedly took Mary Belle to a relative for a short period before taking her to Hiram Tipton family near Regar, MO, where she lived until 1888. He then apparently took his sons and went to Duncan, Ok about 1882-3 and lived until 1888 and took Mary Belle back to Duncan with him..." 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co: THURLO, David M; ...David Oscar 10/MO; Silas Walter8/MO. No wife is mentioned, although it says he is married. Other children-? 1882 LAND1 Mar 1882 David sold 1/6 of 100 acres to Columbus Thurlo (father's estate?)and no wife is listed on deed. 1895-97 HISTORY: Emmett Thurlo: "... He probably lived in the Duncan area in a half-dugout until 1896-97 (speculation of Emmett's part because: 1. David stayed close to at least one his sons. 2. David Oscar md 1888 and David lived with them for awhile. 3. Silas md abt 1895 and moved to Arapaho, OK. 4. Edward was killed in Jan-Feb 1896 in Duncan and 5. Inis (Ina) had md 1887 and Mary Belle 1893. The next possible location was a report from David Oscar's (DOT) dau of an old man living with them in Fort Thomas, AZ..." 1908 HIST: NM: Obit of brother, Silas Sept 1908: "brother David of New Mexico..." 1908 HISTORY: NM,Quay Co: Emmett Thurlo: "...The next and last firm location of David is an application for a homestead granted to David M. Cert #!2543 11 Jun 1908, and #2546 6 Jul 1908 for Silas Walter, 160 acres each in Quay Co, New Mexico..." 1910 CENSUS: AZ,Quay Co-next door to Silas Walter: THURLO, David M 1910-1911 HISTORY: Emmett Thurlo-history: The next and last firm location of David is an application for a homestead granted to David M. Cert #2543 11 Jun 1908, and #2546 6 Jul 1908 for Silas Walter, 160 acres each in Quay Co, New Mexico. 1911 DEATH,BURIAL: NM,Quay Co-Ogle: David Marian Thurlo died 7 April 1911; buried Ogle... NOTES: On 1870 census Mary P has to be Inis or Ina (found in Daviess Co, MO in 1910, listed as P. Inis) The infant would be David Oscar. | Thurlo, David Marian (I3277)
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| 1917 | 1832 BIRTH: OH: James Robinson or Robison born 7 July 1832 [no parents mentioned] 1845 HISTORY: Obit 1909: James Robison... Moved to IA 1845... 1855 MARRIAGE: IA: James W Robinson [Robison] married Mary E Rogers 20 Sep 1855 1857 HISTORY: Obit 1909: MO: James W Robinson and Mary moved to MO 1857... 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co, Milan PO, 28 Jul pg 198, DW143: Robinson, James W 37/Ind,farmer; Mary E 33/Ind; Lenora A 9/MO; John R 7/ MO; Wm T(J) S 5/MO 1880 CENSUS: MO, Sullivan Co, Duncan TWP, 10 Jun, DW169: Robinson, James 47/Ind (VA,VA) farmer; Mary 43/Ind (KY,OH); John R 17/MO; Sherman 15/MO; James Walker brdr 40/UC (UC,UC) 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Browning: 1 Jun, pg781[15?], Dw 126: Robinson, James W Jul 1833-66/Ind(VA,KY)farmer,md 44yrs,-bro/law to & lvng with Thomas Rogers family; Mary E Dec 1836-63/Ind (VA,OH)3/5 children living-sis to Thomas Rogers 1909 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co: James W Robinson [from obit]...Planned to move to Salem & were visiting John Brumbaugh just bef leaving. Suddenly took sick, rapidly worsened-dd Sat Oct 30. Bur Sunday-Hoover Cem... 1910 CENSUS: MO, Sullivan Co,Duncan,Browning 15 Apr, DW 36: ROBINSON, Mary E 73/Ind (KY,OH) widow, 3/5 children lvng-sis in law to & living with John & Abigail Brumbaugh 1920 CENSUS: to find | Robinson, James W (I6770)
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| 1918 | 1832 BIRTH: PA,Cambria Co-Johnston: Philip Brumbaugh born 26 September 1832 Philip's obit: "born Altoona, Blair Co PA 26 Sep 1832-ck further 1836-1850 HISTORY: OH,Washington Co: Philip's obit 1921: "...Age of 4 traveled with parents to Washington Co OH where Philip lived until 1850 when joined the throng moving west by traveling down the OH to Mississippi River, then up by flat boat to Keokuk Co IA...." 1850 CENSUS: OH,Monroe Co-Jackson: FHL Film #444705, 16 Sept, Dw 32: Philip Broombaugh age 18 bn PA, son of George and Mary Broombaugh 1852 HISTORY: IA,Lee Co: Brumbaugh Gen by G Marcus Brumbaugh (1833)pg 678: bn nr Johnstown & moved to OH, then to Lee Co IA spring 1852, 1852 MARRIAGE #1: IA,Lee Co: Philip Brumbaugh md Elizabeth Ann Rodgers 2 December 1852 [obit 1921 and "...To this union 9 children bn, 5 of whom survive him."] AFN:1FGV-XR, married to Elizabeth Ann Rogers 1854 CENSUS: IA,Guthrie-CK OUT 1854 HISTORY,RELIGEON: Obit of Philip 1921: "...In 1854 Br Brumbaugh was converted & united with Primitive Bapt Church nr Keokuk IA, earning mbrship in Mssry Bapt Church when coming to MO. He ever lived an upright Christian life. Uncle Philip as everyone called him was truly a great man-he was honest & reliable in every way; many times when his generosity reached out & helped the strugglers. No one ever asked for his help & went away withoutit. He was greatly loved by all who knew him. He lived according to golden rule & shall be remembered in the hearts of those who knew him. He was patient during a lingering illness. For many yrs he suffered an incurable sickness. As left, he dd with friends on all sides & love for them all..." 1860 CENSUS: IA,Lee Co-Des Moines Twp, 20 July 1860: BRUMBAUGH, Philip 28/PA-farmer; Elizabeth 29/IN; Manda M 3/Iowa; Martha E 3/IA; Lenna 9/12-IA; Elizabeth Smith 19/VA 1863-1869 HISTORY: IA,Guthrie Co-Panora: Obit 1921: "...1863 came to Panora-Guthrie Co IA. 1869 located nrth Browning near Old Post Office of Scottsville until Browning was started in 1871..." 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: FHL flm #552322, Dw#135/135: BRUMBAUGH, Phillip 37/PA; Elizabeth A 39/IN; Amanda 16/IA; Martha E 4/IA; Annette 11/IA; Emma 9/IA; Wm S 6/IA; Ida M 4/IA; Phillip G 1/IA 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co, 7 June FHL,flm #1254738, pg 123, Dw#128: BRUMBAUGH, Philip 48/PA (PA/PA); Elizabeth 50/IN (OH/KY); Eviline 17/IA; Ida 14/IA; Philip 11/IA; Ann Rodgers-mthr/lw 73/OH (VA/NJ). Next dwelling frm John & Abigail 1890 HISTORY: MO,Linn Co-Browning: Obit 1921: "...To Browning in 1890, lived there until died..." 1891 DEATH of wife: MO,Linn Co-Browning: Elizabeth Ann Rodgers Brumbaugh died 5 October 1891, age: 61yrs 2mos 19days. 1891 HISTORY: MO,Guthrie Co-Panora: FHL fiche# 6087847,Guthrie Co newspaper-Panora 1889-1893 pg 18: Phillip Brumbaugh of Browning here for visit-4 Dec 1891 1892-3 MARRIAGE #2: MO,Sullivan Co-FHL flm #1761007 md Mrs Jane Higbee Blackmore 23 Dec 1892-3, re 1900 census AFN:1FGV-XR, married to #2 Jane Higbee Blackmore, a dau of Jesse & Susan Blackmore 1900 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Benton Twp: Anc.com Img 10,pg 5B, Dw 98,104: BRUMBAUGH, Philip-head 67/PA bn Sep 1832 (PA,PA)md 7 yrs, farmer, own farm & home; Jane-wife 58/OH bn Jan1842 (PA,PA)md 7yrs, 1 child; Laverne BLACKMORE-gdau 8/KS bn Feb 1892 (IA,MO); John C-gson 5/MO bn Nov 1884; Lucy FULLER-sister 76/PA bn April 1824 (PA,PA) widow 4/10 children living. 1905 LAND: Browning Leader-Record March 1905: Phillip Brumbaugh sold lot to John Newton in east Browning 1910 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-No Benton Twp,Browning: Anc.com Img 13 pg 19, 22 Apr, Dw 13,13: BRUMBAUGH, Philip-head 77/PA (Ind,PA) m2 times-this time 16yrs, own income; Jane-wife 68/;OH (PA,PA) md 2 times,this time 16 yrs, 3/3 children living, no occ; Lucy FULLER-sister 87/PA (Ind,PA) wid, 4/10 children living. 1920 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-No Benton Two,Browning: Anc.com Img 8, p4B,[no date], Dw 108: BRUMBAUGH, Philip-head 87/OH (PA,PA)md and retired,own home; Jane-wife 78/OH (PA,OH) md, no oc. 1921 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Linn Co-Browning: Phillip Brumbaugh died 6 October 1921 at home, age 89yrs 10days. Buried Hoover Cemetery 7 October after services conducted by Rev R E Smithens, 1st Baptist Church in Browning. Brumbaugh Fam Bible-Browning,Sullivan Co, MO: Philip was 89yr10dys NOTES: Brumbaugh Genealogy by Marcus Gaius Brumbaugh pg 678-679: [E1833] PHILIP5 BRUMBAUGH ([E1725] George4, same ancestry as [1831]) 6 Sept. 26, 1832, near Johnstown, Cambria Co., P a . ; moved to Ohio, and from the latter state to Lee Co., Iowa, In the spring of 1852, there marrying (1) Elizabeth Ann Rogers, b 1830, in Ripley Co., Ind.; dau of John Rogers and s of Abariah R. Rogers, who TO [E1835] John5 Brumbaugh. In 1863 they moved to a farm in Guthrie Co., Iowa, and in 1869 to a 211 a. farm in Sullivan Co., Mo. Elizabeth d 1891 near Browning, Linn Co., Mo., which was his address some years since. Philip5 m (2) Jane Blackmore. He was a farmer; Repn.; and member Mission Bap. Ch. 'No children then reported from 3d m. Pg 679 Children (9) : [E2141] Edward D.6, b Jan. 28, 1854 ; d April 5, 1854. [E2142] + Amanda M.6, b June 12, 1855 ; m Andrew J . Arthurs. [E2143] + Martha E.6, b March 21, 1857; m John P. Newton. [E2144] Lenora6, b Sept. 3, 1858; d Sept. 3, 1859. [E2145] + Sarah Annetta6, b Sept. 21, I860; m (1) George A- Launtz. [E2146] + Emaline6, b July 31, 1863; m Charles E. Halett. [E2147] William S.6, b May 10, 1865; d Aug. 6, 1874. [E2148] Ida May6, b Oct. 20, 1866; m Frederick J. Alspack. [E2149] + Philip Grant6, b March 2, 1869; m Mary De France Halliburton. NOTES: Philip's Fam Bible poss Raymond Alspach Browning MO seen Oct 1992: rec'd info from, other papers from Alspachs, also nwsppr obit on Philip & others on tape. Pictures 21-22 (#8) assumed Philip, 23-24 (#9) Philip & Eliz, #7(19-20) assumed Jane Blackmore wife #2, #6 Amanda, #5 Martha, #4 Annette, #3 Emma | Brumbaugh, Philip (I1972)
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| 1919 | 1832 BIRTH: PA: John Gavit born 3 May 1832, based on Ancestrycom One World Tree and 1900 census 1849 HISTORY: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock: Film 1927563Probate-Orphan Court Vol 2, page 604, 23 January 1849: "Upon petition of John Gavit that he is a minor child above the age of 14 years, that he is a son of Richmond Gavit of Dimock Twp - no person legally qualified to take charge of his person and estate... choose a guardian... choice of Reuben S Stephens as his guardian." 1849 PROBATE: PA,Susquehanna Co Orphan's Court, Vol 3, pg 21, 19 Nov 1849: "...Upon the petition of Rebecca Gavit, widow and relist of Richmond Gavit, late of Dimock Twp in Co of Susquehanna deceased...Real estate of Richmond Gavit deceased to be divided up between heirs: wife Rebecca, children and spouses: William Stone and Temperance his wife late Temperance Gavit, of Daniel Reynolds & Nancy Reynolds his wife late Nancy Gavit, of Francis M Rosencrantz and his wife late Mary Gavit, of Prentice Gavit, who received his share in full from his father during his lifetime, Peter Gavit and John Gavit and Thankful Gavit by their Guardian, setting forth that the said Richmond Gavit died intestate on the 4th day of Aug AD 1847, leaving a widow, the said Rebecca and issue Temperance, Nancy, Prentice, Peter, Mary, John and Thankful, the last 2 named of whom are still in their minority;... 1850 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp: Anc.com-pg 25-26,17 Aug,dwelling 386,family 386: GAVITT, Jno 18/ [NY crossed off but PA not written in] farmer; Thankful 14/ - [also PA not shown]; Herman LINIS 26/NY farmer; Chas LINIS 3/PA; Mary LINIS 2/PA [no wife shown] c1858 MARRIAGE: John Gavit md Nancy [no surname, date or place shown] estimated year based on son's age in 1860 census: Frederick 1/PA 1860 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-New Milford: Anc.com Img 14-pg 49, 25 June, dwelling 373, family 366: GAVITT, John 28/PA master carpenter [value $1000/400]; Nancy-wife 25/PA; Frederick 1/PA; Henry WALKER 15/PA also on page 74 (573), 30 June, dwelling and family ?? was this identical family listed [I don't understand this except perhaps they were separated for a time, as they were later divorced 1870 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna-New Milford Twp: Anc.com, pg 14, 19 July, Dwelling 111, family 122: GAVITT, John 38/PA Retired farmer [value $3000,800]; Nancy-wife 34/PA-keeping house; Fred 12/PA-at school; Clementine 11/PA-at school; Homer 7/PA-at school 1880 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater Twp ED 117:Anc.com-pg 3 [51],1 June,dwelling 23,fam 23: GAVITT, John 48/PA (RI,Conn) married farmer; Fred A-son 21/PA (PA,PA) single laborer; Homer-son 16/PA single,at home; Emeline-widowed sister in law 53/PA-keep house; Ida-niece 19/PA-at home 1884 LAND: PA,Susquehanna Co Grantor Deeds Bk 64 pg 508, FHL film 1993949: Indenture 24 Jan 1884 between John Gavitt of Bridgewater Twp... and Frederick A Gavitt and Nancy F Gavitt of same place, wife of said John Gavitt: insomuch that they have mutually agreed to live separately and apart from one each other and it is reasonable .... domestic confidence and reciprical affections exist no more: That individuals... be at liberty to establish themselves such repose as may be necssary for their ... and also the well-being of society at large... that such disensions sould not exist; now this indenture witnessed for the establishing, supporting and more effectually carrying the said agreement into execution, the said John Gavitt doth hereby covenant for himself, his heirs... agree to and will the said Frederick A Gavitt his heir... and also with the said Nancy F Gavitt, his wife. And that it shall and may be lawful to and for the Nancy F Gavitt his wife and that he the said John Gavitt shall and will permit and infer her the said Nancy F Gavitt from time to time and all times hereafter during her natural life to live separately and apart from him and to reside and be in such place and places and in such family and families and with such relations, frioends or other persons and to follow and to carry on such trade and business as she... may see fit proper to to do... as if she were a free sold and unmarried and said John shall not nor will not any time sue to prosecute her... in any court... or compel her to cohabit with him... or sue, molest, disturb or trouble her for such living seperately and apart... or shall without consent of Nancy... visit her or cause to send any letter or message... or demand any money, clothes... [etc] now has in her custody... or purchase... pay Frederick A Gavitt $5000 in goods and lawful money... and she is hereby authorized and impowered to dispose of all her estate, rights and effects at her will... Frederick in behalf of Nancy for himself his heirs, executors and... said Frederick A Gavitt be agent and agree to and with said John Gavitt... signed by all three. 1890-91 WILL,CODICIL: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp: I John Gavitt now of Twp of Dimock: 1. Funeral expenses not more than $500 2. Burial nearest respectable cemetery 3. Brother Peter Gavitt $50; 4. Sister Temperance Stone $50; 5. Sister Nancy Reynolds $50; 6. Sister Mary Rosengrant $50; 7. Sister Thankful Conklin $50; 8. Sister-in-law Emeline S Gavitt shall be indebted to me in any sum, then I find my Executor to give any obligation made by her and due to me to the said Emeline and the same shall not be included in ...ment of my estate; 9. I shall be own of organ - given to niece Ida Gavitt; 10. Ida Gavitt $200; 11. Secretary to son Homer Gavitt; 12. To my daughter Clementine Gavitt, my watch; 13. Pay my sons Frederick A Gavitt and Homer Gavitt $25,000 and appoint my son's trustees of said sum to invest in first lien or liens upon good real estate that shall be ample, sufficient security for the same and pay the interest thereof annually to my said niece, Ida Gavitt, for her support and maintenance during her life and after her decease, they shall pay same money towit: $25,000 to F A Gavitt and Homer Gavitt, my sons and to Clementine, my daughter or to their heirs share and share alike. All the rest... bequeath to sons FA Gavitt and Homer Gavitt and daughter Clementine Gavitt, share and share alike. And if either son or daughter die before my decease, leaving no issue, survivor of said children shall take the whole -- but if either of ... die during my lifetime, leaving issue to survive them, then such issue to take such part as the parent would take if living. In the event of the death of Peter Gavitt or Temperance Stone or Nancy Reynolds or Thankful Conklin or Mary Rosengrant during my lifetime, then I direct the sum hereby given to either of them to be paid to my children or their heirs, share and share alike. I hereby make the following change to item 13 - towit: The sum of $25,000 directed to be paid to my trustees, I hereby increase to $30,000 -- to be invested as above set forth and the interest to Ida Gavitt annually during her lifetime and after her death to be paid and distributed as above set forth. A. H. McCollum of Montrose as Executor. Signed 24 December 1890. Witnesses: A H McCollum and A B Smith Codicil #1 22 August 1901, my deceased son Hugh McCollum, one of the witnesses to Codicil In the event of the marriage of my niece Ida Gavitt, then, the of $3000, the use of which is given to her during her lifetime by the provisions of my will and direct to be paid at one time to my sons, F A Gavitt, Homer Gavitt and my daughter Clementine Gavitt, share and share alke or to their heirs. Signed 30 June 1891 1899 HISTORY: PASusquehanna Co: History of Sullivan Co PA pg 186: John [son of Peter and Eliza Gavitt], a retired tanner of the same county [speaking of Susquehanna, where sister, Mary, was living]..." 1900 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna-Dimock: Heritage Quest pg 148A, ... June, Dwelling 140,family 144: GAVITT, Emeline-head 73/PA bn Feb 1827 (PA,PA) widowed 4/7 children living,no occ: Florence I-dau 38/PA bn May 1861 (PA,PA) single-no occ; John-boarder 68/PA bn May 1832 (PA,PA) divorced no occupation 1901 DEATH: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp: Probate Vol 8-pg 598, 23 August 1901, film 1287077: John Gavitt, deceased, Twp Dimock, A H McCollum and AB Smith, witnesses to the above will. John Gavitt died 20 August 1901. 1902 PROBATE: PA, Susquehanna Co: Film 1927748, Vol 3, pg 451, 20 Nov 1902: Account of estate of John Gavitt confirmed finally. Again on 22 Nov 1902, Auditor appointed. 1902 PROBATE: PA,Susquehanna Co: Film 1927569, Vol 22, pg 12 #4: Jan 30, 1902, Reg present partial acct of A H McCullum, Exec of Est of John Gavitt, late of Dimock Twp, dec'd, disbursements to follow, including: F A Gavitt 1.80, Ida Gavitt legacy $190, Mary Rosengrant legacy $47.50, Temperance Stone legacy 47.50, Emeline Gavitt svcs $10... 1902 PROBATE: PA,Susquehanna Co: Vol 22, pg 486 #5: Nov 13, 1902, Reg presents second partial acct of A H McCollum, Exec of John Gavitt, late of Dimock Twp, dec'd... Paid, including: Nancy Gavitt $20, Ida Gavit $180... Of the above balance the run of $9000 has been paid to heirs as will be shown before the auditor... To the Honorable D W Searle, Judge of the Orphan's Court of Susq Co: The undersigned auditor...It appears that John Gavitt made his last will and testament which was duly probated the 23rd day of August 1901 in which specific legacies were made to various parties and the residue of the Estate divided into three equal part to F A Gavitt, Homer Gavitt, and daughter, Clementine Gavitt...each receiving $293.62... 1906 PROBATE: PA,Sasquehanna Co: Vol 25, pg 347: April 12, 1906 Regist presents final acct of A H McCollum, Exec of est of John Gavitt, late of Dimock Twp. Paid out, including: Nancy Gavitt $20, Ida Gavitt $180, Nancy Gavitt $20, Ida Gavitt $180, Nancy Gavitt $20, Ida Gavitt $180, FA & Homer Gafit in trust as provided for in the will of John Gavitt $3000, Ida Gavitt $90, Peter Gafitt legacy $47.50, Thankful Conklin legacy $47.50... pg 348: final division of balance left to Fred, Homer and Clementine, each 46.22 x 3 = $138. 1917 PROBATE: PA,Susquehannah Co-Dimock Twp: Vol 12 pg 260: Letters of Administration 6 Jan 1917. FA Gavitt, Administrator. AB Smith and Geo H Watrous, surities. Died 8-20-01 | Gavitt, John (I9285)
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| 1920 | 1832 BIRTH: RI,S Kingston: William J Gavitt was born 1832 1880 CENSUS: RI,Washington Co-N Kingston: Anc.com Img 17, pg 17, June 11, Dw 2115: GAVITT, Wm J 48/RI (RI,RI) md wks in woolen mill; Elizabeth B 47/RI (RI,RI) md keeps house; Reuben D-son 28/RI (RI,RI) S-wks in woolen mill; Mary J-dau in law 28/RI (RI,RI) md-wks in woolen mill; Theodore A-son 21/RI,S-wks in woolen mill; George B-son 18/RI S-wks in woolen mill; Carrie-dau 13/RI S-wks in woolen mill; Hattie-dau 11/RI at school; Horace H-son 9/RI-school; PAINE, Agnes 17/ILL (ME,ME) border- wks at woolen mill. | Gavitt, William James (I10160)
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| 1921 | 1832 BIRTH: Richard Eades born in 1832 Email Connie Clapier Nov 2002: Richard Eads bn 1832 in Colfax WA (WA not a state, Colfax unknown-still in MO) 1851 MARRIAGE: TX-Richard Eads married Rachel Harris on 25 September 1851 1910 DEATH: CA,Los Angeles-Richard Eads died on April 10, 1910 | Eades, Richard (I8535)
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| 1922 | 1832 BIRTH: TN [or MO]: Elizabeth Jane Hooker born 11 June 1832, daughter of Jeremiah Hooker and Mary Brookshire 1854 MARRIAGE: MO,Linn Co: Joseph Meshack Smith md Elizabeth Jane Hooker 28 February 1854 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co: pg 680,Dw 400: Eliz J Smith 28/TN, wife of Joseph M Smith 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Milan PO: Dw 10: Eliz J Smith 37/MO, wife of Joseph M Smith 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Scottsville: Dw 275: Jane Smith 45/TN (TN,TN), wife of Joseph Smith 1884 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Linn Co [also shows Browning, Sullivan Co MO-ck out]: Elizabeth Jane Hooker died 6 April 1884; buried Hooker Cemetery, SW of Browning in Jackson Twp, Headstone: "Elizabeth Smith, wife of J. M., June 11, 1832 - April 6, 1884" | Hooker, Elizabeth Jane (I5260)
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| 1923 | 1832 BIRTH: Wales,Pembrokeshire-St Issell's-Harroldston: Ann Thomas born 21 Feb 1832 c1854 MARRIAGE: So Wales,Pembrokeshire-Harrold St.,Issells: William White md Ann Thomas 1 Oct 1854 1880 CENSUS: UT,Salt Lake Co-Salt Lake City, pg 133A, dw #...: Ann White 48/Wales, wife of William White 1898 DEATH,BURIAL: UT,Salt Lake Co-Salt Lake City: Ann Thomas White died 7 Aug 1898; buried Salt Lake City Cemetery CK OUT - Ann Thomas: 1. From Pat Holling: bn 21 Feb 1829, christened same date and place | Thomas, Ann (I84)
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| 1924 | 1833 BIR,MG,1879 DTH,BUR: 200 Years Michael Hist & Gen, compiled by Chas P Michael 1977, poss of Beverly Michael, Columbia Co Reg & Recrdr, pg39: Caroline bn 1 Jan 1833, md Nathaniel Hontz, dd 15 Sep 1879, age 46y8m14dys, both bur Slocum Twp,Luzerne Co PA-7 children Hist Columbia & Montrou Co PA FHL flm# 1597741/5 pg 1139: Prob bn Beaver TWP, as that is where father lived all of his life. Shown as Mrs Michael Hunts NOTES: Pam's notes show died Schuylkill Co (CK OUT) | Michael, Caroline (I7507)
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| 1925 | 1833 BIRTH,CHRISTENING: GY,Kulmbach-Schwarzach: Cunigunda Wagner was born 6 February 1833, daughter of Paulus Wagner and Cunigunda Seidel Shown as "Katy" on 1880 St Louis, MO census. 1849 MARRIAGE #1: MO,Cole Co: Wuger, Conrad md to Wagner, Kunigunda on May 29, 1849. 1863 MARRIAGE #2: Evangelical Church records show John Francis and Kunigunda nee Wagner Wielandy as parents of two children. Story on John says md 1863. MG #1: Cole Co MO Mg records Bk A, p 276 - Conrad Wuger of St Louis 1849. MG #2: "Missouri and Missourians" Vol V, Lewis Publishing Co, 1943: Johann Wielandy-says married a widow with four children. 1880 CENSUS:MO,St Louis Co-St Louis: Film #287763,Anc.com Img 24,pg 24,11 Jun,Dw184/225,923 Salisbury St: Kunigunde [Katy] age 47 born Bavaria [Bav,Bav], wife of J F [John] Wielandy DTH,BUR: Not shown on 1900 census with husband or children. Picture dated 1888 in hands of Robert P Wagner. Prob bur St Louis where living NOTES: Robert P Wagner has picture of Mrs J F Wielandy, dated 1888. | Wagner, Cunigunda (I79)
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| 1926 | 1833 BIRTH: GA,Heard Co: Luke Garner born 18 January 1833, the son of J S and Elizabeth Pressnall Garner [ck out] c1855-1858 MARRIAGE: Census rcds-TX, deeds-Colorado Co TX 1883, wife's will-Luke as executor 1860 CENSUS: TX, Colorado Co, Dw 225-211: GARNER, Luke 24/Flor-farmer; AJ Garner 16/Ark; James 2/TX; Mary E 6/TX (6 mo?) 1880 CENSUS: TX, Colorado Co: FHL Flm 1255297, Prec #3 pg 371, Jun 15, Dw 206: GARNER, Luke 47/GA (-,GA )farmer; Milda A 36/MO (KY,KY); James S 22/TX; Luke Jr 18/TX;Wm 13/TX; Carrie 9/TX; Paul Z 5/TX Presnall, Mary E. 21/TX (at father's), John W 1/12 TX (at home) Still next door James Penny (not Weimar Prec #4 which was next. Oakland?ED 50) 1880-1883 LAND: 1880 Colorado Co TX 1836-1928,V 578 pg 293 #969502; V 264 Film #0969525, Oakland: from Luke Garner to IW Hunter-50 acres (next dr to James Penney) 1883 #969526 by Luke Garner and wife A.R.M. Garner to I L Townsend known as Luke Garner Homestead, out of Joseph Thompson League. BK 0 pg 92-93: Sold to Luke & w 27 July 1869 by I S Walker 1900 CENSUS: TX,Blanco Co: Anc.com Img 7, pg99, 9 June, Dw67,67: GARNER, Luke-head 66/GA bn Jan 1834 (GA,GA)md 45yrs, farmer, own farm #68; A R Mildia Garner age 59, bn August 1840/MO [KY,MO] md 45yrs no occ MILITARY: Rose Fam Assn Mar 1997: Civil War Pension app, Luke came to TX 1852. Md Armilda Rose ca 1855. Anc.com-US Civil War Soldiers 1861-65: Luke Garner, Confederate side, Reg TX Benavides Regiment TX Calvary Co D as a Private. Film #M227 roll 13, original data from National Park Service, Civil War Soldiers & Sailors www.itd.nps.gov/csss/ 1916 DEATH,BURIAL: TX,Dewitt Co: Luke Garner died 25 Nov 1916 ; buried Sandy Cem, Blanco Co TX [ck out]. NOTES: 1963, family in Texas: Garners lived Llano Co across Colorado River where Buchanon Dam is-called "Garner Crossing" 4-6 mi from Hallmarks. Rose Fam Assn Mar 1997: Second child bn 1858 Leon Co re bir cert of James Sampson children. Lived Col Co, Blanco Co TX, then Luke lived with Wm Thomas in DeWitt Co TX until died. | Garner, Luke (I2426)
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| 1927 | 1833 BIRTH: GY,Bavaria,Muenchberg-Mussen: George Nikol Wolfrum born 3 Oct 1833 Letter 22 Oct 1991 from Evang.-Luth. Pfarramt Muenchberg: 5. Wolfrum Georg Nikol, * 20.10.1833. [bap 20 Oct 1833] in Mussen, geboren 03.10.1833 in Mussen, Kind von Johann Nikol Wolfrum, Bauer Ehefrau Anna Elisabetha, geb. Doehola. 1842 IMMIGRATION: March 1842 New Orleans Port-ship Clementine from Bremen Port #22: WOLFRUM, Nicolaus 42(1800)-farmer from Bavaria to St Louis; Anna 40(1802); Catharina 12(1830); Elise 10(1832); Nicolaus 8(1834); Ullerich 6(1836); Elise 4(1838); Katharina 2(1840) Immigration records March 1842, New Orleans Port show Nicolaus as #3 child of Nicolaus and Anna Wolfrum and he was 8 years old. Evangelical-Lutheran Parish Baptismal record: BK 1833, p 281, #179, Muenchberg, Bavaria, Germany. Known as Nicholas in America. NOTES: Paul LePage Jeff City, MO - March 1991. Also Memorial (death notice) for Anna Katharina Wolfrum Wagner says she had a brother Nicholas, who died unmarried years ago. Paul believes this is the one who committed suicide over a girl, Anna..... Other notes say something about her being buried in cemetery 1867 - (burned?) Need to check with Paul again, get notes straight. Another note shows him destroyed during Civil War, buried Woodlawn. | Wolfrum, Georg Nikol (I274)
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| 1928 | 1833 BIRTH: GY,Bavaria: Elizabeth Wippenbeck born 10 April 1833, the daughter of E. Wippenbeck and mother's name not known. 1853 MARRIAGE: MO,St Louise County-St Louis: Phillip Ott md Elizabeth Wippenbeck14 Apr 1853 by John C Vogel, Justice of the Peace. 1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole-Marion Twp,Jefferson City PO: Anc.com Img 19,29 June, Dw 660/673: Elizabeth Ott age 26, born Germany, wife of Phillip Ott. 1870 CENSUS: MO,Cole-Marion Twp: Anc.com Img 1, pg 1, 3 Aug, Dw 2/2: Elizabeth Ott age 37, born Bavaria, wife of Phillip Ott. 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole-Marion Twp: Anc.com Img 31, pg 35, 19 June, Dw 288/288: Elizabeth Ott age 48, born Bavaria, wife of Phillip Dan'l Fred [says Theodore] Ott. 1900 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City:Anc.com Img 61,19 Jun,pg 30B,Dw 555/608-311 E High: Elizabeth Ott age 67, born April1833 in Germany, married 57 years, 3 of 5 children living, immigrated in 1851-no occupation, wife of Phillip Ott 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 12, pg 6B, 22 April, Dw 114/132-309 E High St: Elizabeth Ott, age 77, bn Germany (GY,GY)married one time for 57 years, 3 of 5 children living, no occupation, immigrated 1851, wife of Philipp Ott. 1918 DEATH,BURIAL of husband: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Phillip D F Ott died 16 September 1918, buried Riverview Cemetery | Wippenbeck, Elizabeth (I1717)
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| 1929 | 1833 BIRTH: Indiana,Floyd Co-Jeffersonville: Elizabeth Jane Ross was born July 10, 1833, the daughter of William Ross [son of John and Peggy Ross of White County, Tennessee] and Nancy Rains [dau of George and Mary Rains] 1850 CENSUS: to find 1853 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co: Prosper LePage md Eliza Ross 8 December 1853. 1870 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 133, pg 87, 15 June, Dw554/633: Elizabeth Le Page age 37 born Indiana, a housekeeper, wife of Prosper LePage 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City:Anc.com Img 23-24,pg 23,9 June, Dw189/223 Bolivar St: Elizabeth Le Page age 46 bn Indiana (TN,TN) keeping house, wife of Pros Le Page 1885 DEATH of husband: Hist of Jeff City pg 473: "The father of John E LePage... married Elizabeth Jane Ross in Jefferson City and lived here until his death in 1885..." 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 54, pg 27B, 19 June, Dwelling519/563-515 Boliver St: LE PAGE, Elizabeth-head 65/Ind bn July 1834(PA,TN) widow-no occ, 6/8 children living, own home, farm; Prosper-son 27/MO bn Mar 1873 (FR,Ind) md 0yrs-painter; Flora dau-in-law 28/MO bn Mar 1872 (MO,MO)md 0yrs-no occ or children. 1910 CENSUS: to find | Ross, Elizabeth Jane (I1705)
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| 1930 | 1833 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: Perry B Fields born 16 October 1833 Hist of Sullivan Co MO V2 pg 473 shows Perry B Fields bn 1832 in KY 1850 CENSUS: Sullivan Co MO: Perry B 15/MO [17?] son of Samuel R Fields 1853 MARRIAGE: Hist of Sullivan Co MO V1 pg 594: Perry B Fields md Adaline Kelly 17 Feb 1853. Adaline died [no date found] 1854 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Perry B Fields md Sarah Rebecca Maggart 7 December 1854 Hist of Sull Co MO Vi pg 595: Perry B Fields md Sarah Maggart #2 on 7 Dec 1854 1860 CENSUS: Sullivan Co MO, Milan 24 Aug pg 775, Dw1056: Fields, Perry B 28/MO farmer; Sarah R 27/VA; Mary EA 3/MO; John SL 1/MO 1870 CENSUS: Sullivan Co MO, Duncan Twp 24 Jul Dw158: Fields, Perry B(R) 36/MO; Sarah R 36/VA; Mary E 14/MO; John S 12/MO; Peter J 9/MO; Lucinda C 6/MO; Emily F 2/MO 1880 CENSUS: Sullivan Co MO,Duncan Twp-8 Jun, pp 172,Dw 132: Fields, Perry B 47/MO (KY,KY) miller; Sarah 47/VA (VA,VA); Mary 23/MO John S 21/MO; Peter J 19/MO; Amanda 17/MO; Emily F(T) 13/MO; Jacob 10/MO; Julia 8/MO; Alice 6/MO; Comora 4/MO; James2/MO; John L nephew 17/MO (MO,VA) 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Browning: Anc.com pg 28,1 Jun,Dw 269/272: FIELDS, Perry B-head 66/MO bn Oct 1833(KY,KY)md 45 yrs,farmer-own home; Sarah R-wife 67/VA bn Feb 1833 (VA,VA) md 45 yrs,8/12 children living; Jefferson-son 38/MO bn Apr 1862 (MO,VA)single farmer; Alice W-dau 26/MO bn Feb 1874 26/MO; James M-son 20/MO bn Jul 1879 (MO,VA) farm hand; Walter L-grdson 14/MO bn Jul 1885 (MO,MO) farm laborer 1907 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp:Perry B Fields 74, of Browning died 10 Novembefr 1907; buried 11 November 1907 in Fields Cemetery SE of Reger MO. 1911 DEATH of wife #2: MO,Sullivan Co: Sarah Rebecca Maggart Fields died 12 May 1911; buried Fields Cemetery | Fields, Perry Banion (I6176)
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| 1931 | 1833 BIRTH: PA,Berks Co: Levi Michael born 3 March 1833, son of Manassah and Susannah Hosler Michael Hist of Columbia & Montour Co PA pg 371 FHL flm #1000549 (1887): Levi bn Berks Co PA 3 Mar 1833 son of Manassah & Susannah Hossler Michae Oct 1999 email Larry Croll: bn Beaver Twp, Col Co-CK 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen, compiled by Chas P Michael 1977, poss of Beverly Michael, Columbia Co Reg & Recrdr, pg44: Levi bn 1833 Beaver Twp... 1862-65 HISTORY, MILITARY: Hist Col Co-Bought farm land, then fought in Civil War 3 yrs: Enlisted 1862 Co H, 17th PA Calvary at Pottsville, mustered in at Harrisburg. Part of Sheridan's Calvary. Fought at Gettysburg, Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor, Chancellorsville & part of operations resulting in fall of Richmond & surrender of Lee. Dischgd Aug 1865 at Clark's Mill, VA. After war clerked for Judge FL Shuman 12yrs, 1878 started an ag merch bus for self 1874 MARRIAGE: PA,Columbia Co-Hist of Columbia & Montour Co PA pg 371 FHL flm #1000549: Md Emma Jane Gearhart 20 Jul 1874 Col Co-5 children. Hist Schuylkill Co pg 815, children: Harry M, Alfred L, Gertrude, Geo, Lottie, Norman, Robert, Jennie & Russell 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen p 44: Levi Michael md Emma J Gearhart, dau of Daniel & Eliza Shuman Gearhart, 1854-1915, 9 children, 2 sons dd before Levi. c1878 HIST: A,Columbia Co-Had a small country store & farm on what is called Dry Ridge in Beaver Twp. He had a cousin, Levi, who was referred to as Levi of Cherry Lane, and he, Levi of Dry Ridge. Both Levis were vet of Civil War, Co H, 17th PA Cav. Levi a Democrat. Oct 1999 email L Croll: Levi GAR Co H 17th PA Cav Schuylkill Co in Civil War, comp by Francis B Wallace, 1865, pg 1-24. Recruited this county, pg 65: "Levi Michael, 17th Cakvartm /ci G (Capt Wm Thompson), captured" 1880 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-Beaver Twp 22 Jun flm#1255118 pg 25, Dw 193: MICHAEL, Levi 47/PA (PA,PA)dealer in dry gds; Emma 26/PA (PA,PA); Harry M 4/PA-sn; Alfred L 2/PA-sn 1885 Columbia Co PA Land Bk40, pg539, 29 Aug 1885, Levi Michael admin of indenture for Susan Rumble, late of Beaver Twp (by lands of CA Shuman, Elizabeth Shuman,Martin Johnson) 1894 WILL: PA,Columbia Co-Beaver Twp, 6 Sep 1894: extraction: Levi Michael of Beaver Twp, merchant-good health - wife Emma Michael, 2 oldest sons Harry M and Alfred L Michael as executors. If they die, then Geo W Michael, Norman R Michael. WIT: J P Frey, Jerey O Frey 1900 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-Beaver Twp, 4 June-Film #: Dw 22/24: MICHAEL, Levi Mar 1833-67/PA, md 25yr, farmer, own home; Emma J Feb 1854-46/PA 9/9 children living; Gertie E-dau Jul 1883-16/P,svt; Lottie E-dau Feb 1886-14/PA school; Norman R-son Nov 1888-11/PA, sch; Robert F-son Apr 1891-9/PA,sch; Jennie F-dau Nov 1893-6/PA,sch; Russel H-son Nov 1897-2/PA 1910 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-Beaver Twp, Dw 64/70: MICHAEL, Levi 77/PA(PA,PA)md 34y-mcht,gen store-emplyr,ownhome; Emma J 56 PA(PA,PA) 7/9 children; Norman C 22/PA tlgrph op,sch; Gertrude L 27/PA; Lottie E 25/PA-tchr; Robert F 18/PA-tel op,sch; Jennie F 15/PA sch; Russel R 12/PA sch. 1914 DEATH,BURIAL: PA,Columbia Co-Beaver Twp: Levi Michael died 16 February 1884; buried Harger's (St Peters) Church, tombstone: Levi Michael 5 Mar 1833-18 Apr 1914 Harger's Burials pg 29 (183): Levi Michael dd 18 Apr 1914, bur at Beaver 22 Apr 1914, age 81yrs 1mo 13 dys 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen p44: Dd 1914, age 81 | Michael, Levi (I7518)
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| 1932 | 1833 BIRTH: TN,Blount Co: John Tipton Marr Scott born 9 August 1833, son of Daniel Scott and Jane McBrian MG,DTH: AF submitted by Margaret Carter Wyatt 1859 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: John Tipton Marr Scott md Belzena Melvina Minnis [all of Sullivan Co] on 3 February 1859 IGI M515851: Bellcina Melvina Minnis film 1009114, SS: 19 Feb 1986 LANGE 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Scottsville: pg 51/67 9 June,Dw387: SCOTT, John T 28/TN; Belzena M 22/TN; Lenorah A 7/12 TN 1870 CENSUS: MO.Linn Co-Enterprise Twp,Northcutt PO: pg 278, 4 Aug, Dw 28/40: SCOTT, John T 36/TN blacksmith; Belzena 32/MO; Comora 10/MO; Alice Bell 8/MO; John W 4/MO; Florence 2/MO; ARMSTRONG, William 21/CAN, blacksmith PROBATE of father: MO,Sullivan Co Vol B, FHL film 1009131 pg 97, 28 Apr 1862: "John T Scott admnistrator for estate of Daniel Scott" 1886 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co: John Tipton Marr Scott died 14 September 1886; buried Hoover Cemetery, headstone next to Belzena M Scott: "John T Scott 1865 - 1888" | Scott, John Tipton Marr (I6145)
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| 1933 | 1833 BIRTH: TN: Matthias Jacobs born 24 November 1833, son of Alfred Jacobs [bn TN] and ...Brookshire [bn MO] 1856 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Matthias Jacobs md Elizabeth A Johnson 28 September 1856 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Scottsville: Anc.com Im 58-pg 57, 18 July, Dw 391/191: JACOBS, Matthias 27/TN blacksmith (value 960,883); Sarah E 23/MO; Louisa F 3/MO; Newton Brooksher 21/MO-blacksmith; Almeada Jacobs 1/MO Living next door to sister Elizabeth Johnson and close to Meshack Smith Jr 1867 GUARDIANSHIP: MO,Sullivan Co Circuit Court, Vol A pg 621, 28 March 1867: "Mathias Jacobs vs M J Johnson, Partition: Ordered by Court that A. C. Eubanks be appointed guardian ad litum for Martha J Johnson, M A Johnson and Fielden S Johnson, minor def. in this cause. Page 630: Mathias Jacobs et al vs Martha J. Johnson - guardian files answer as guardian. 1870 CENSUS: Cannot find 1880 CENSUS: MO,Linn Clay Twp,ED 189: Anc.com-pg 20, 12 June, Dw 174/175: JACOBS, Matthias 46/TN (TN,TN) farmer; Sarah E-wife 44/MO (MO,MO) keep house; CREASON, S. Les-nephew 8/MO (MO,KY); KING, James-servant 23/MO (KY,KY) farm labor [Is this the right Matthias? Only one in Missouri 1880] 1910 Census: MO,Linn Co,Meadville ED 88:Anc.com Im 1-pg 263A date?, Dw 103/104, Crandall St: BOTTS, Leonard-head 53/MO (MO,MO) md 1 time-30 yrs, real estate agent; Almeda-wife 51/MO (MO,MO) md 1 time-30 yrs-no occupation; Clifford-son 19/MO (MO,MO) single-no occupation; Mathias JACOBS-father in law 74/MO (TN,TN)widowed-own income 1920 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Parson Creek ED 89: Anc.com Im9,pg 250, Jan 14, Dw 131: BOTTS, W. L. -head own farm 63/MO (TN,MO) farmer; Almeda-wife 61/MO (TN,MO); JACOBS, M-father in law 86/TN (SC,TN) widow, no occupation 1933 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Linn Co-Meadville: Mathias Jacobs died 9 August 1923; buried Mt Olive Cemetery 12 Aug. Mt. Olive Cemetery, Linn Co MO: Cem Rcds of Northwestern Linn Co MO Vol 1, 1957, by Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry pg 44: "Jacobs, Matthias, November 24, 1833-August 9, 1923; Sarah E, is wife, March 30, 1838-November 1, 1889" | Jacobs, Matthias (I5746)
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| 1934 | 1833 BIRTH: VA: Elizabeth K Schell born 7 November 1833 [from Don Walther, Jefferson City MO] REL: Catholic 1860 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co: Elizabeth Walther age 26, born Germany, wife of George Walther 1870 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co, Osage Twp: Elizabeth Walther age 36, born Virginia, wife of George Walther 1880 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co-Osage: 30 June, Dw#104-117: Elizabeth Walther age 46, born Virginia, wife of George Walther 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Osage Twp: FHL Film #1240850: Elizabeth Wather age 66, born Virginia Nov 1833, wife of George Walther. 1904 WILL: Cole County MO Wills, Film #981822, pg 79. I, Elizabeth Walther, widow of George Walther, Dec, being of sound mind and memory and considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life do therefore make, ordain, publish and declare this to be my last will and testament, that is to say: First: After all my lawful debts are paid and discharged, the residue of my estate real and personal I give and bequeath as follows: Second: I give and bequeath to the St Maryes Hospital, Jefferson City, two hundred Dollars. 200. Third: I give and bequeath to the St Antonia Hospital of St Louis One hundred Dollars. 100. Fourth: I give and bequeath to St Aloissons Hospital of St Louis One hundred Dollars. 100. Fifth: I give and bequeath to the St Ann Weisenhaus St Louis one hundred Dollars. 100. Sixth: I give and bequeath to the Benedictiner Frauer Kloster der Anbetung rv St America one hundred Dollars. 100. Seventh: I give and bequeath to my beloved grand daughter my money safe. Eighth: It is my desire wash and will that after my death all of my real and personal property shal be sold at Public auction and the proceeds thereof to be divided among my three children and one grandchild: Thomas B L Wather, Sarah Holdschneider, Lucy Lueckenhoff and Nettie Walther: share and share alike. Limit of time not to exceed 2 years. Ninth: I hereby appoint my beloved son Thomas B L Walther my Executor of this my last will and testament. My executor may take Ed Holdschneider and H Luckenhoff to assist him in settling up the estate. Elizabeth Walther We attest the above and foregoing will by subscribing our names hereto as witnesses in the "presents" of Elizabeth Walther this 18th day of November AD 1904. George Schell, L C Schell PROOF OF WILL AND CERTIFICATE OF PROBATE OF WILL followed. Proof of will was dated 22nd day of August 1907. 1907 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-St Thomas: Elizabeth K Schell Walther died 15 Aug 1907 at St Thomas, buried St Thomas Cemetery [died of neuraschemia] [from Don Walther, Jefferson City MO] | Schell, Elizabeth K (I243)
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| 1935 | 1833 BIRTH: VA: Sarah Rebecca Maggart born 25 February 1833, dau of Samuel and Nancy [....] Maggart 1850 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co: 4 Sep, Dw 165: MAGGART, Samuel 49/VA; Nancy 46/VA; Darcus L 21/VA; Sarah R 17/VA; Peter H 16/VA; G W C 11/VA; James 7/MO 1854 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Perry B Fields md to Sarah Rebecca Maggart 7 Dec 1854, wife #2. 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Milan: 24 Aug, pg 775, Dw1056: Sarah R Fields 27/VA, wife of Perry B Fields 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: 24 Jul. Dw158: Sarah R Fields 36/VA, wife of Perry B Fields 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: 8 Jun, pp 172,Dw 132: Sarah Fields 47/VA (VA,VA)wife of Perry B Fields 1884 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co: History of Sullivan Co pg 232: Samuel Maggart died 19 April 1884, age 82yrs 2mos, born Virginia. 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Browning: Anc.com pg 28,1 Jun,Dw 269/272: Sarah R Fields 67/VA, bn Feb 1833 (VA,VA) md 45 years, 8/12 children living, wife of Perry B Fields 1911 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: Sarah Rebecca Maggart Fields died 12 May 1911; buried Fields Cemetery. Mrs PB Fields dd Sat 13 May 1911, pioneer settler of Sull Co. Only children survive: John, Jeff, Jacob, James, Mrs Wm Sayers, Mrs Alice Taylor, Mrs Julia Knifong, Mrs Mora Shepherd. Bur Fields Cem | Maggart, Sarah Rebecca (I6177)
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| 1936 | 1833 extracted from marriage records of Columbiana County, | Mears, James Rockwell (I570)
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| 1937 | 1833-35 BIRTH: GERMANY: 1860 Cole Co Missouri census: 25/GY. 1870 & 80 censuses: 37/Wurtenburg, 47/Wurtemburg. Birth:1833-35 [ck out]. 1856 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Cole Co Missouri Marriage Records Bk B, p 114, 1856. 1860 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co-Liberty Twp Dw 783: WALTER, Albert 37/Gy; Mary 25/Gy; Geo 6/MO; Theresa 2/MO; Eliz 2/12 MO 1870 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co: WALTER, Albert 47/Bav; Mary 37/Wurtenburg; George 17/MO; Theresa 12/MO; Elizabeth 10/MO; Lillie 2/MO 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole-Liberty Twp: Anc.com Img 13, pg 17, 16 June, Dw155/155: WALTHER, Mary A 47/Wurtemburg (Wurt,Wurt) Wid-keeping house; George W son 26/MO (Bav,Wurt) Single farmer; Elizabeth-dau 20/MO Single at home; Lillie-dau 12/MO-at home. 1892 DEATH,BURIAL: Tombstone in Walther Cem-Algoa Rd [2009-called Calbackna Rd] 8 miles east of Jeff City M0, 1892. Check out 1860, 1870, 1900 CENSUS: Liberty Twp, Cole Co, MO - Gosers, family? NOTES: She may have committed suicide along Moreau River. She was a sleep walker, not sure how met death...by accident or intent? Didn't find her for several days. Note written on a napkin in the hand of Robert P Wagner: "Granties mother sleep walked when she was older. She walked down to the Moreau and took off her clothes and fell in the river. They didn't find her for several days... This was Mary Ann Walther nee Goser." Albert had a previous wife, who died in Portland? George son of #1. Paul Henry Wagner to Bob: Mary Ann must have been a pretty good old gal. Albert and wife used to wrestle and he would throw her down - his mother really got on him for it. NAME: Probably Goeser in German, could be Gosser. SLC library info. | Goser, Maria Anna (I33)
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| 1938 | 1834 (1850 ae 16) The Samuel E. Armstrong Family Bible Says: "Record of Jareds Children", and lists; Robert and Barbara. An Unnamed Infant, was added by a family member. Jared served in the Confederate Army, 25th Regiment, Company F, and was killed at the Battle of Cross Keys in March of 1862. Pendleton Co. Marriage Book 12 says Jared was 23 and Sabina was 21 when they were married by Rev. Noah Snyder. From the Files of Janice. L. (Armstrong) Nicholas | Armstrong, Jared (I1571)
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| 1939 | 1834 (ae 7 in 1850) When the heirs of Samuel E. Armstrong signed the paper which had their share of their fathers land on Shaw's Fork deeded to brother John E. Armstrong, it was signed by P.F. Lamb. Did the "P.F." stand for Palmyra or her husband Peter? From the files of Janice L. (Armstrong) Nicholas | Armstrong, Palmyra (I1578)
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| 1940 | 1834 BIR: 1870 Linn Co MO,1900 Harper Co KS cns: Margaret 37/VA; Margaret A bn May 1834/VA (VA,VA); The Schrock Family by Thos S Reed, also Complete Hist of Sullivan Co MO VI: #11 child of Perez Drew & Nancy Long Schrock, Margaret Ann bn 1833 md to Wm Rogers; Sullivan Co Probate Vol A/pg 65, 1867-1889: Perez Schrock dd intest 1867-heirs: Margaret Rogers of Linn Co MO 1864 MG: MO, Sullivan Co-IGI M515851 FHL flm 1009114 SS: 10 Feb 1986 LA,md 14 Aug 1864; Sullivan Co MO MG by Ellsbury V2/pg30: Wm Rogers md Margaret Schrock 14 Aug 1864 1912 DTH: Obit Browning Ldr-Rcd V1/pg 22 Feb 1912: Mrs Margaret Rodgers living with dau nr Isabelle KS, dd Tues 13 Feb 1912. She suddenly took sick Sunday before. Bn W VA 78 yrs ago, Moved with parents to Sullivan Co nr old Scottsville spring 1844. She last of old Schrock fam. ORD: IGI 1903985-LDS temple submitter name not available | Schrock, Margaret Ann (I6974)
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| 1941 | 1834 BIR: Email Connie Clapier Nov 2002: Lucinda Eads bn 1834 in Missouri | Eades, Lucinda (I8537)
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| 1942 | 1834 BIRTH: Melissa R Gavitt born 8 October 1834 [no place shown] 1857 MARRIAGE: Melissa R Gavitt md 30 May 1857, Horace Satterlee [no place shown]. 3 children. 1871 DEATH: Melissa R Gavitt Satterlee died 29 March 1871 [no place shown] | Gavitt, Melissa R (I10017)
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| 1943 | 1834 BIRTH: MO: James M Eads born 1834 Nov 2002 email from Connie Clapier to Pam Wagner: "James M Eads bn 1834 in Colfax WA" (WA not a state, Colfax unknown-still in MO-CK further) c1870 MG: James M Eads md Alice Nancy Haynes, first child shown was born 1871 in Denton Co, TX - assuming this is year and place-TO CK. 1894 DTH: TX,Denton Co: James M Eads died 3 Sep 1894 in Denton Co, TX | Eades, James M (I8536)
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| 1944 | 1834 BIRTH: CT,Windham-Willimantic: George Washington Gavit born 23 May 1834 c1856 MARRIAGE: George Washington Gavit md Sarah L. Steele [b. in N. Y. 9 Oct. 1836] about 1856 [no marriage date or place shown], estimated marriage year based on Sarah's birth year, 1836 + 20 years. aft 1881 DEATH: Gen of RI Families Vol 1 pg 478: "George Washington, of Chicago, Ill.,... living in 1881." [no place shown] | Gavitt, George Washington (I9939)
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| 1945 | 1834 BIRTH: MO,Cole County: Jackson Eads born July 30, 1834 1840 CENSUS: MO, Platte Co Rcds 1839-1849, bk #977.9135 N2p, FHL pg 88, #1183: EADS, Solomon: Males: 1 5-10; 2 10-15; 1 40-50 1844 MIGRATION: Pioneer Index cards, OR Hist Soc Lib March 2002: "Jackson Eads... to Oregon by 1844, located Yamhill County - merchant." 1849 GOLD! Hist of the Eads Family, by Rev George R Eads, pg 3: "In 1849...[Solomon] & Henry & Jackson went to CA gold fields of Feather River. Solomon & Henry had Mountain Fever & unable to work. Jackson only 15, but could wash out from $15-20 a day. When winter came, they returned home in Oregon to stay. 1850 CENSUS: OR Terr, Polk Co,19 Oct, Dw190/190: Jackson Edes 17/MO, son of Solomon & Susannah Edes HIST: Obit for Jackson, 1895: "His younger days were spent in the states [WA, where he settled, was then a territory], and while he always worked hard, he found time to acquire more than a common education." 1863 HIST: Nov 2002 email from Connie Clapier, re: Donald C Adams, 1998: "Jackson Eads was registered at Placerville Precinct, Boise County, Idaho for 31 Oct 1863 election, age 29." 1864 MARRIAGE: OR,Umatilla Co: Jackson Eads md Miss Millisa Hagerman 29 Aug 1864. A number of children born, all died of diphtheria except one son, Melvin. 1870 CENSUS:OR,Umatilla Co-Pendleton,Willow Crk Prct,Cayuse PO,flm#0552787 pg 25, 29 Jun, Dw227: EADS, Jackson 36/MO (600,1366) farmer; Nancy 20/IA; Ellen 4/OR; Isadora 3/OR; Oron W 1/OR; Catherine 13/OR-at school [sister] HIST: Hist of the Eads Family by Rev Geo R Eads, pg 4: "Jackson Eads...went to the Palouse country of Eastern Washington & lived at Palouse City for many years." 1871 HIST: WA,Whitman-Palouse: Obit for Jackson, 1895: Jackson Eades... a pioneer of Palouse,.. settled here in 1871... on a farm near Kamiac Butte." 1873 DEATH of daughter Ellen, by drowning in spring near home, re Lewiston obit,shows living below Four Mile 1874 HIST: WA,Whitmans Co-Colfax: Obit for Jackson 1895: "...1874 - [Chief] Joseph Indian War... Mr Eades took his family to Colfax for safety... daughter contracted the germs of diptheria. Shortly after their return to the ranch, the dread disease manifested itself and in a few days Mr. Eades was left childless. 1874-?? ID,Nez Pearce Co-Lewiston: He moved to Lewiston, Idaho, where he remained a number of years... he returned to Palouse,.. engaged milk and gardening business, afterwards,.. city meat market." RELIGION: Methodist 1880 CENSUS: OR,Umatilla-Alta-Lower Butter Creek Dist 114,FmSrch.org pg 18 17Jun, Dw 143/145: EADS, Jackson-self 45/MO (MO,MO) md farmer; Mellsa-wife 31/IA (-,Ill); Solomon Eads-bro 35/OR (MO,MO)laborer 1882 HIST: WA,Columbia Co-Huntsville: Historical Sketches... Columbia Co, WA pg 517: "Jackson Eads: Lives in Huntsville [Columbia Co]; is a merchant and postmaster; owns 8 town lots; came to Yamhill Co, Oregon in 1844, to California in 1849, to the Territory of Washington in 1861, and to this county in 1880." 1895 DEATH: WA,Whitman Co-Palouse City: Jackson Eads died April 3, 1895 ACTION -CK OUT - Jackson Eads: 1. Find BIR,MG,1895 DTH: AFN:2JXJ-X2 [Philip Blackburn?] | Eads, Jackson (I2075)
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| 1946 | 1834 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: Mary Ann Johnson was born 4 December 1834 1850 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co: pg 624, 4 Sep, Dw 108: Mary Ann Johnson 15/MO (male), daughter of Sampson and Elizabeth Johnson 1854 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Mary Ann Johnson md Andrew Jackson Schrock 4 Jan 1854 1870 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Benton Twp,Linneus PO: 12 Aug, Dw 40/56: Mary J Schrock 34/MO, wife of Andrew J Schrock 1873 DEATH, BURIAL: MO,Linn Co: Mary Ann Johnson Schrock died 14 December 1873; buried Wesley Chapel Cemetery-headstone: "Mary Ann Schrock 4 Dec 1834-14 Dec 1873-4 children" | Johnson, Mary Ann (I5228)
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| 1947 | 1834 BIRTH: MO: John Hardy Belcher born 20 July 1834, as shown by Hoover Cemetery headstone. 1850 CENSUS: to get 1856 LAND:MO,Linn Co MO Grantor Index 1836-1865, film #1009300: H126: WD 15 Aug 1856, Meshack & W to John H Belcher: NE NW 13-60-21. H427: WD 28 Oct 1856, John Belcher to Wm Brt: SE SW=W 1/2 SE Se 15-59-21. 1857 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Nancy J Smith md John Hardy Belcher 21 April 1857 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co: pg 680, Dw #401: BELCHER, John H 25/MO [300,535]; Nancy J Belcher-wife 24/MO; Mahan 3/MO; Thomas W 1/MO 1864 LAND: MO,Linn Co Grantor Index 1836-1865, film #1009300: Q295: GWD 2 Jan 1864, John Belcher to Christian Wayeler: NE NW 13-60-21 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp, Milan PO: Anc.com Img 15, pg 196, 23 July, Dw 111/111: BELCHER, John H 36/MO-farmer (1000,825) citizen; Nancy J 35/MO keeping house; Marion male 12/MO at home; John W male 4/MO; Martha E female 3/MO; Joseph M male 1/MO 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,ED 199: Anc.com-Img 30-pg 29,film #1254738,17 June, Dw 258/258: BELCHER, John 45/MO (MO,MO) md farmer; Nancy-wife 44/MO (MO,MO); Francis-son 22/MO (MO,MO) on farm; John W-son 14/MO-on farm; Martha-dau 12/MO-in school; Joseph-son 10/MO-on farm,school; Rebecca-dau 8/MO-in school; Malinda-dau 6/MO; Catherine-dau 2/MO 1887 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co: John Hardy Belcher died 21 March 1887; probably buried Hoover Cem, where wife was buried 1887 PROBATE: MO,Sullivan Co Probate Letters Vol A pg 241, 2 Apr 1887: Francis Marion heirs: Jane -widow; John W, Martha A, Joseph M, Rebecca B, Caty A-children all Sullivan Co. Francis Linn Co. 1887 PROBATE: MO,Sullivan Co Probate Vol F 1885-1889 film #1009133: Pg 212, 2 Apr 1887: Jane Belcher widow John H Belcher dec'd died 21 Mar 1887 intestate. Jane relinquishes rights to adm. Asked for Francis M Belcher. Accepted. Bond filed. AC Bailey, AB Clark, Thos H Smith, Thos H Kimbrough security. Pg 212 or 214: Inventory, sale bill filed Pg 290: Browning Savings Bk vs notes John H Belcher, one to JR Creason, other EM Neeley. Pg 300, 16 Nov 1887: Exec of Geo Smith Est, note to Belcher Est $167, int 10% per ann (65c tx) 1888 PROBATE: MO,Sullivan Co Probate Vol F continued: Pg 301-to sell land,pay debts 13 Feb 1888: S42 of SE Q, S36 T61 R21; SW Q SW Q, S31 T61 R20; SE Q SW Q, S36 T61 R20 Sullivan Co & NW Q NW Q, S14 & NE Q NE Q, S15 T60 R61- Linn Co | Belcher, John Hardy (I5268)
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| 1948 | 1834 BIRTH: MO: Sarah Elizabeth Tyer was born 9 July 1834, called Lizzie. BIR,MG,DTH: "Descendants of John and Abigail Thurlo". 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co, Scottsville,pg 46,11 Jul, DW # 384: THURLO, Sarah E 24/MO farmer; Laura A 6/MO; Josephine 5/MO. 1861 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co: Sarah Elizabeth Tyer Thurlo died 23 May 1861; buried Hoover Cemetery Probate Vol B 1861-69 film 1009131,pg55,251,312,351,382. Pg 312, Oct 1865: Francis Tyer app guard of Laura A Thurlow & Ella J Thurlow, minor heirs of John M & Sarah Elizabeth Thurlow dec'd. NOTES: Next door to above #385: Pearson Tyer 52/NC & Francis 48/KY; Wm p 19/MO; Mary T 6/MO - Pearson bro to Sarah | Tyer, Sarah Elizabeth (I4386)
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| 1949 | 1834 BIRTH: OH,Marion Co: Silus Hussey Thurlo was born 2 April 1834, the 5th child of John and Abigail Hussey Thurlo [picture on pg 5-12] 1838 HIST: MO,Sullivan Co: Obit for Silas: "Parents moved to Sullivan County in 1838" Descendants of John and Abigail Thurlo pg 5-1: "Silas spent his early life in Sullivan County where he helped his father on the farm. We assume that he remained on the farm until he married... 1850 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co, Dist #96, p 312, 8-29-1850: Silas H Thurlow age 16 bn Ohio, in school, son of John and Abigail Thurlow 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co,Scottsville PO, 10 Aug pg737, Dw 786: Silas Thurlo age 25 bn Ohio, farmhand, son of John and Mary A Thurlo 1863 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Silas Hussey Thurlo md Ann Elizabeth Smith 15 December 1863 abt 1866 HIST: Obit for Silas: "Several years ago moved to Tina, Carroll Co., Mo." Descendants: "Abt 1866, Silas and his brother Henry Harrison (Hank) went to Carroll County, MO and bought what is now known as the Kinnaman Farm. The two brothers built a house on the property and returned to Sullivan to move Silas' family to their new home. The family; Silas, wife Ann, and daughters Amanda and Belle made the move in a covered wagon. Silas' younger brother, Columbus, may have accompanied them, returning because of his wife's objections to the "new country. A short time later, Silas and Hank sold that farm to the Kinnamans... and bought another farm on the nearby "Prairie." This farm is known as the Thurlo Farm. Hank later married and the brothers divided the 160 acres into 2-80 acre farms. Life around their home was pleasant. Silas demanded respect from his children and taught them to be resourceful and to carry out their ambitions. Everyone had a special project for the summers when school was out. Ann said she enjoyed the prairie country except when she needed a switch to correct one of the children. Silas planted a grove of Sugar Maple trees, which grew to provide the switches, as well as sweets for the family later. That grove is still reported to be there..." 1870 CENSUS: MO,Carroll Co-Hurricane Twp,Carrollton PO: pg 284,10 Aug, Dw33/36: THURLO, Silas 36/MO farmer (2800,486); Anna 29/MO keep house; Mahala 7/MO at home; Alice Belle 5/MO at home; Henry J 2/MO-at home; Elizabeth 2/12-April; Henry 26/MO farming (200) 1880 CENSUS: MO,Carroll Co-Wood Twp (part-#54 R21 T32)ED 143: film 1254678 pg 345S, Dw9: THURLO, S 45/OH (NH,MASS)md farmer: Ann-wife 38/MO(VA,MO) md-keep house; Amanda-dau 15/MO-at school; Alice-dau 13/MO-at school; Jackson-son 12/MO- at school; Josephine-dau 10/MO-at school; Princess-dau 7/MO-at school; Robert- son 4/MO-at school; Paul-son 1/MO-at home 1900 CENSUS: MO,Carroll Co-Ridge Twp: film 1240846-pg 210A,20 Apr,Dw 72/72: THURLO,Silas 66/OH bn Apr 1834 (NH,MS) farmer,own farm; Ann 60/MO bn Aug 1840 (VA,TN) md 36 yrs 8/8 children living; Princess 24/MO bn Dec 1875; Paul 21/MO bn Feb 1879; Alpha 18/MO bn Oct 1881 1908 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Carroll Co,Bosworth: Silas Hussey Thurlo died September 3, 1908 at age 74; buried Wharton Cemetery near Bosworth; left wife and 8 children | Thurlo, Silas Hussey (I3278)
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| 1950 | 1834 BIRTH: PA,Cambria Co-Johnstone: Daniel Webster Brumbaugh born 14 December 1834 BIR,MG,DTH: AFN-1FGV-ZX, married to Sarah Frances Bower: 5 Oct 1865 1850 CENSUS: OH,Monroe Co-Jackson: FHL Film #444705, 16 Sept, Dw 32: Daniel Broombaugh age 16, born Pennsylvania, son of George and Mary Broombaugh 1853 HISTORY: OH,Monroe Co-ear Cochransville: Brumbaugh Genealogy pg 679: Moved to Ohio with parents, settling on farm near Cochransville, Monroe County. 1860 CENSUS: to get 1861-1864 MILITARY: Brumbaugh Genealogy pg 679: "Civil War enlisted in CO B,3rd Reg, Ohio Vol Inf., and after 3 yrs 3 mos was honorably discharged in 1864; he was wounded in left arm at Perryville KY in 1861..." 1865 MARRIAGE: OH,Guernsey Co-Antrim: Daniel Webster Brumbaugh md Sarah Frances Bowers 5 October 1865 IGI M514323, 1861-1870 Guernsey Co, Ohio Batch 894937 1870 CENSUS: OH,Guernsey-Antrim,Madison Twp: Anc.com Img 10,pg 10,6 Jun, Dw 72,77: BRUMBAUGH, Daniel 35/PA-blacksmith ($600,500); Sarah F 24/OH keep house; Flora I 4/OH; Willie G 2/OH; Neddie O 6/12- OH; William BONNELL 42/OH works at blacksmithing Next door: 71,76: BOWERS, Hugh H 55/PA blacksmith; Sarah 53/OH keeps house; William HAMILTON 21/OH works on farm 1880 CENSUS: to get 1882 HISTORY: OH,Medina Co-Seville: Brumbaugh Genealogy pg 679: "In fall of 1882 moved to Seville, Medina, Ohio where he was blacksmith, mbr of Royal Arcanum and ME Church..." 1900 CENSUS: to get 1910 CENSUS: OH,Medina Co-Guilford Twp,Seville: Anc.com Img 5,pg 3A, 16 May, Dw 63,67: BRUMBAUGH, Daniel W-head 75/PA (PA,PA) md 1 time 44yrs, own income; Sariah-wife 63/OH (PA,OH) md 1 time 44yrs 3/7 children living; George F-son 30/OH (PA,OH) md 1 time 0yrs; Laura M-dau in law 29/OH (PA.OH)md 0yrs, 0/0 children; no occupation. 1910 DEATH: OH,Medina Co-Seville: Daniel Webster Brumbaugh died 9 December 1910 after a long illness. Buried 11 December 1910. Obit: "Mr Brumbaugh was a quiet, unassuming man, and was always found on the side of right. He was held in high esteem and respect by all who knew him..." | Brumbaugh, Daniel Webster (I1973)
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