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2101	1846 BIRTH: Jesse H Gibson born 1846, Platte Co MO	Gibson, Jesse H (I8575)
2102	1846 BIRTH: MO, Elizabeth Medlin born about 1846 to Lewis & Clarinda Eades Medlin 1850 CENSUS: TX,Denton Co, 30 Oct: Elizabeth Medlin 4/MO, daughter of Lewis & C Medlin 1860 CENSUS: TX, Denton Co: Elizabeth Medlin 14/MO daugher of Lewis & Clarissa Medlin	Medlin, Elizabeth (I8553)
2103	1846 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: John Martin Knifong born 6 April 1846 "Descendants of John and Abigail Thurlo". 1850 Sullivan Co, MO census shows born about 1846 IGI t/film 1760748: B,E,SP SLake 1991 1850 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co, 19 Sep, Dw 221: John M Knifong age 4 born Missouri, son of Joseph W and Rhody Ann Knifong 1860 CENSUS: OR,Polk Co: Dw 439:[ck out] John Knifong age 13 born Illinois, son of Joseph and Mary Knifong 1867 MARRIAGE: OR,Polk Co: John Martin Knifong md L Jane Sheldon 10 November 1867, had 1 daughter; divorced. 1870 CENSUS: OR,Polk Co Dw 522: KNIFONG, John M 30/ILL farmer; Jane 24/MO; Olive 7/12 OR 1870-1880 HISTORY: OR,Tillamook Co: 1994 letter from Richard C Smith: "...John moved to Tillamook Co, probably living with sister Pasca." 1880 MARRIAGE #2: OR,Tillamook Co: John Martin Knifong md Sarah Butt, daughter of William Butt on 15 September 1880, had 5 children. 1880 HISTORY: OR,Tillamook Co "...Was Sheriff of Tillamook Co same yr. 1895 DEATH,BURIAL: OR,Linn Co-Waterloo: John Martin Knifong died 22 November 1895; buring Klum Cemetery, 1 mile from Waterloo. "...John living in Waterloo OR where working as night watchman for Waterloo Woolen Mill. John described as well-liked man but nearly destitute. 21 Nov found lying injured with fractured skull & died 15 hours later without gaining conciousness. Thought he had fallen from upper level. 2 drs called in, said looked like hit with something. Coroner's jury split on accidental death or not. Caused some controversy in area & never resolved. Bur Klum Pioneer Cem 1 mi from Waterloo.	Knifong, John Martin (I4391)
2104	1846 BIRTH: MO: Mary Margaret Lantz born 18 March 1846 1850 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-50th Dist: 1 Oct, Dw 497: LANTZ, Lot B 26/PA farmer; Pernitty 25/MO; Nancy F 6/MO; William W 2/MO; Belzena 9/12 MO-f 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Scottsville: 10 Aug pg 116, Dw 405: LANTZ, Lot B 35/PA; Pernita 35/MO; Frances 16/MO-f; Mary M 14/MO; Wm 12/MO; Jacob 10/MO; George 7/MO; Lety J 5/MO-f; Lot 2/MO 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Milan: pg 189, 24 Jul, Dw 131: LANTZ, Lot B 46/PA; Pernity L 45/MO; Mary M 24/MO; Jacob R 18/MO, Geo W 16/MO; Pernitty J 13/MO; Lot C 12/MO; John H 8/MO; Ulysses G 6/MO; Adaline M 4/MO; July M 2/MO 1871 MARRIAGE: Mary Margaret Lantz md James E McClelland 12 October 1871 [no place shown] 1880 CENSUS: to get 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan: HQ, T623, Roll 905, 1 June, Dw 249/252: Mary M McClelland 54/MO bn Apr 1838 (PA,MO) md 29yrs 3/4 children living, wife of James E Mc Clelland 1910 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-N Benton Twp,Browning City: ANc.com Img 7, pg 4a [16], 19 Apr, Dw 14/15: Mary Margaret McClelland 64/MO (PA,MO) md 1z 39yrs, 3/4 children living, wife of James McClelland 1920 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-N Benton Twp,Browning: Anc.com img 5, pg 12, ..., dw 68: Mary M McClelland 73/MO (PA,MO) no occupation, wife of Jim McClelland 1929 HISTORY: Obit of brother, George W Lantz March 1929,pg 104: "... survives... sisters Margaret McClellan-Browning..." 1930 CENSUS: to get 1931 DEATH,BURIAL: MO: Mary Margaret Lantz McClelland died 14 January 1931; buried Hoover Cemetery 16 Jan	Lantz, Mary Margaret (I6241)
2105	1846 BIRTH: OH,Monroe Co-Jackson: Alonzo Knight born 9 August 1846 MARRIAGE: Family Tree by McLloyd on Ancestry.com says not married 1900 DEATH: IA,Guthrie Co-Guthrie: Alonzo Knight died 19 February 1904; buried West Cemetery in Guthrie.	Knight, Alonzo (I5887)
2106	1846 BIRTH: PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater Twp: Truman Stone born 1 October 1846, based on tombstone inscription 1850 CENSUS:PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater Twp:Anc.com Img 35-pg 310,31 Dec,dwelling 253, fam 263: STONE, William 31/PA; Temperance 31/PA; Truman 4/PA-male; Eunice R 5/12-PA,female 1860 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp: HQuest M653 eoll 1186 pf 707: 5 July, pg 10, Dw69/67: STONE, William 41/CT-carpenter (1500,560); Temperance 41/CT-wife; Truman 13/PA; Rebecca 10/PA; Leman 8/PA; Mary J 3/PA; Lorenzo PARKES 17/PA-farm laborer 1870 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp: Anc.com Img 9 pg 227, 17 August, Dwelling 66, family 71: STONE, William 51/Conn - farmer [value $6500/7500]; Temperance 51/ --; Truman 23/PA single farm laborer [value $300]; Mary Jane 13/PA; Bertha ROSENGRANTS 13/ -- domestic; May Rosengrant 11/ -- domestic c1871 MARRIAGE: PA,Susquehanna Co: Truman Stone md Adelaide F Smith about 1871, estimated marriage year based on birth year of first child shown in 1880 census 1880 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp ED 121:Anc.com-pg 35[130],[no date],dwell 343 fam 348: STONE, Truman 33/PA (PA,PA) farmer; Addie 31/PA (NC,PA); Anna 7/PA; Jennie 2/PA; Frank PARMENTOR 9/PA-servant 1896 DEATH,BURIAL: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp: Truman Stone died 29 March 1896; buried Dimock Cemetery, tombstone inscription: "Truman Stone b. 10-1-1846 dd 3-29-1896" 1899 PROBATE: PA, Susquehanna Co: Film 1927748, Vol 3, pd 229,#32, account of estate of Truman Stone confirmed finally on 16 August 1899, and #13 below shows Widow's Inventory confirmed finally. 1899 PROBATE: PA, Susquehannah Co: Film 1927568, Vol 19, pg 286 #33: April 19, 1899 - Register presents Final Acct of Adelaide F Stone,Admin of est pf Truman Stone. late of Bridgewater, deceased. Accountant claims to follow, including: Harmon Stone, note and interest $112. 1899 PROBATE:PA,Susquehanna Co: Vol 19 pg 430 #13: Mar 9, 1899 filed the inventory of property selected by Adelaide F Stone, widow of Truman Stone late of Dimock, dec'd... inventory to follow and set off to her under Intestate Laws of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania...signed by GA Darrowq and WE Tingley, appraisors...	Stone, Truman (I9308)
2107	1846 BIRTH: PA: Richmond G Reynolds born May 1846, based on 1900 census, called Dick (June Smith Hallmark's note said this) 1850 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater Twp: Anc.com Img 34-pg309, 31 Dec, Dw 247/257: Richmond Reynolds 4 years old, born Pennsylvania, son of Daniel and Nancy Reynolds 1860 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp: Anc.com Img 21-719 [22], 7 July, Dw 164/156: Richmond G Reynolds-male 14/PA-school, son of Dan'l and Nancy C Reynolds 1870 CENSUS: PA,Sullivan Co-LaPorte Burrough p 4-23 Jul-Dw #3230: Richmond Reynold 23/PA-farm laborer, son of Dan'l and Nancy Reynold 1880 CENSUS: NE,Dodge-North Bend Prec: Anc.com pg 12, LDS film 1254746 REYNOLDS, Richmond 33/PA (PA,PA) single farmer (95/100), living by self c1885 MARRIAGE: Richmond G Reynolds md Mary E [ no maiden name known] Main about 1885, estimated marriage year based on 1910 census: "md 16 yrs" 1900 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater Twp ED 76: Heritage Quest pg 33, 3 June, Dwelling & family 21: RAYNOLDS, Richard-head 54/PA bn May 1846 (PA,PA) md 16 years, farmer-own farm free; Mary E-wife 43/PA bn January 1857 (NY,NY) md 16 yrs, 8/8 children living; Clarence M-son 25/PA bn January 1875 (PA,PA) single; Lee F-son 15/PA bn February 1885 single; Frank L-son 12/PA bn September 1898 (PA,PA); John M-son 10/PA bn February 1890; Nelle B-son 7/PA bn August 1893; Roy T or E-son 6/PA bn February 1894; Carrie K-dau 2/PA bn August 1897; Sarah I-dau 1/PA bn May 1899 1910 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater Twp ED 60: Anc.com Img..-pg 5B [44B,901],6 May,Dw123/126-Brooklyn Rd: REYNOLDS, Richmond G-head 65/PA (PA,PA) md 1 time 25 years - farmer-own free-farm; Mary E-wife 54/PA (NY,NY)md 2 times, this time 25 years, 7/9 children living; Lee F-son 24/PA (PA,PA) laborer-moving bldgs; Nellie B or R-dau 17/PA; Carrie K-dau 12/PA; Sarah J-dau 10/PA; Bertha M-dau 8/PA; Clarence MAIN - stepson 31/PA (PA,PA) single, farm laborer-works out 1920 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater Twp: Anc.com-pg 2B, 22 Jan, Farm 43, family 44: REYNOLD, Richmon-head 78/PA (PA,PA) Dairy farmer, own farm; Mary-wife 68/PA (NY,NY); Clarence Maine-step son 43/PA (PA,PA); John Reynold-son 39/PA (PA,PA) 1928 DEATH,BURIAL: PA,Susquehanna Co: Richmond G Reynolds died 1928, buried Dimock Cemetery, tombstone inscription: R G Reynolds 1842 - 1928, beside Mary E Wallace This from Robert Penning 2008: "Info from 1840 and 1850 census."	Reynolds, Richmond G (I3303)
2108	1846 BIRTH: Sarah Frances Bowers born 29 December 1846, the daughter of Hugh Hamilton and Sarah (Speck) Bowers 1865 MARRIAGE: OH,Guernsey Co-Antrim: Daniel Webster Brumbaugh md Sarah Frances Bowers 5 October 1865 Also from Myrtle Gustafson AFN: 1FGBZX 1870 CENSUS: OH,Guernsey-Antrim,Madison Twp: Anc.com Img 10,pg 10,6 Jun, Dw 72,77: Sarah F Brumbaugh, age 24, born Ohio, keeping house, wife of Daniel Brumbaugh Next door: 71,76: BOWERS, Hugh H 55/PA blacksmith; Sarah 53/OH keeps house 1882 HISTORY: OH,Medina Co-Seville: Brumbaugh Genealogy pg 679: "In fall of 1882 moved to Seville, Medina, Ohio where he [DAniel] was blacksmith..."	Bower, Sarah Frances (I2054)
2109	1847 BIR: 1900 Sullivan Co MO cnsus: Thomas Nov 1825-71/IN; Nancy L Oct 1847-52/IL with 1 child Roxie L Feb 1891-9/MO 1889 MG: MO,Sullivan Co MG Rcd-Hst Sull Co V1/pg 676: Thomas Rogers md Mrs Nancy L Farley 5 Dec 1889 (CK OUT: V1/pg 623-David Farley md Nancy G Gibbons Jan 1872 1910 CENSUS: MO, Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: 25 Apr FHL flm .... pg 882 Dw105: ROGERS, Nancy L 62/IL (NC/IL)widow,1/1 child,own home,no occ; Roxie-dau 19/MO (IN/IL) single	Farley, Nancy L (I6984)
2110	1847 BIR: Rawson-Coffin Family Bk, cc poss Pam Hallmark Wagner, info frm dau Lois Owen Chapman. Sn of James Colegrove and Sariah Rawson Owen. 1883 MG: Rawson-Coffin Fam Bk: 5 Aug 1883; Pioneers & Prominent Men pg 903: 15 Aug 1883 NOTES: Biography of Joseph Henry Owen by dau Luella O Lambert, Rawson-Coffin Family Book, pg 117: My father, Joseph Henry Owen, was born Oct 14 1857 at Ogden,Weber,Utah, son of James Colegrove and Sariah Rawson Owen. He spent his boyhood days there in Ogden, attending the public schools and Weber Academy. He taught classes here during his last year under Professor Moench. At the age of 14, he was self-supporting. His first place of employment was at the Ogden Broom Factory. We went to work as an Engineer for the railroad in 1882. His train was a helper train from Beaver Canyon - going through Camas, Idaho (lg thriving mining town at the time). It was here that he met mother, Mary Abigail Grow, whom he married Aug 5 1883, the marriage being solemnized at the Logan Temple. She was the daughter of William Moyer and Esther Hunt Coffin Grow and born at Huntsville, Weber, Utah. Because railroading took Father away from home so much they decided to homestead a farm. In 1889, with their two small children, Mary Ethel and Charles Henry, they went to South Iowa, Bingham Co, Idaho and here they homesteaded a quarter section of land. Four of father's brothers, William, Albert, Nathaniel and Daniel, also homesteaded each a quarter section. This was later known as Ammon and later, through division, the county was named Bonneville. Father never liked farming. 10 years after moving to Ammon, he went to Ogden to try to get back working for the railroad, but he would have had to start from the bottom all over again. He did not want to do that, so he returned them to Ammon and stayed with the farm. Father drove the first buggy out of Idaho Falls. Ethel says she still remembers the day he came home from town, driving the buggy, a shiny new one. He was a quiet, unassuming man, never given to temper or harsh words. In 1891, he was set apart as Ward Clerk of Ammon and in September of 1899, he was set apart as First Counselor to Bishop Christian Anderson of the Ammon Ward. He was also Clerk of the Ammon School Board and Justice of the Peace. He still held all of these positions at the time of his death, which occurred April 18, 1902. He was a High Priest. He had been released as Ward Clerk. In the spring of 1902, father was preparing wheat for his spring planting. He had not done any hard work all winter. It was strenuous work, lifting bags of wheat into a barrel of vitroil and then out onto a platform. He went to bed, having eaten a hearty supper and apparently well, but lifting the bags had ruptured a blood vessel, causing a Cerebreal Hemmorage. He never regained consciousness and died forty-eight hours later, leaving a widow and seven living children. The youngest child of the family was born five months after his death. This child was Goldie Alverda. Three children had preceded him in death, the first child having been born prematurely. The Ammon school was closed during the funeral, so the school children could attend. They all marched in and past the casket. He was buried April 21, a cold, windy day.	Owen, Joseph Henry (I5906)
2111	1847 BIRTH: Rcds Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry 1850 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Dist 50 Being: 16 Oct,Dw 157: Amanda F Smith 3/MO, dau of Wm H and Nancy Smith 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: Not on 1860 census with parents - md, dd? CK OUT	Smith, Amanda F (I5244)
2112	1847 BIRTH: BIR,DTH,MG: Double tombstone St John's Church, Schubert, row 4: Margaretha Schubert (next to George Schubert) 27 Dec 1847-5 Oct 1938 BIR,CHR: Parish in Schwarzach, Bavaria, Germany: Pg219,line1-born illegit to Margaretha Wagner, later md to Johann Weith IMM: Letter from Walter Wirth-Germany to Henry Genske-MO, Germans to America pg 323, line 14. Ship Bavaria from Hamburg & Southampton to New York arrived 13 Aug 1862, 15 yrs old 1864 MARRIAGE: Cole Co MG Rcds: George Schubert md Margaretha Withe 22 Feb 1864. Also Hist of Jeff City pg 537-8: George son of Lorenz Schubert...widow, whose maiden name was Weith... 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: anc.com Img 14, pg 14, 12 June, Dw 128,128: Margaret Schubert age 33 bn Bavaria, wife of George Schubert 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: anc.com Img 13, pg148A, 14 June, Dw 115,115: Margaretha Schubert age 52, born Germany December 1847, md 35yrs, Immigrated 1846, been in US 46yrs, wife of George Schubert 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Anc.com Img 25, pg 16A, 10 May, Dw 251,257: Margaret Schubert age 63 bn Missouri, md 46yrs, 7/7 children living, no occupation, wife of George Schubert 1910 DEATH of husband: MO,Cole Co-E Jefferson City: George Schubert died 8 December 1910 1911 PENSION APPS: Civil Ward Pension Indext 1861-1934: Anc Img 4021, roll T288.447: Soldier: George Schubert, Widow: Margaretha, Service: C.1 US R6 MO Nat Guards, Unassd: 42 En MO Mil, Date of filing: 1902, July 21, Class: Invalid, App #1288470, Certif #1059026122 St of MO. 1911, Jan 18 Class: Widow, App #956.360, Certif #716.489, Remarks: XC 2682951. 1920 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp:Anc.com Img 16, pg 8B,23 Jan,Osage City & Jeff City Frm 220, Dw 152-5: Margarett Schubert age 71 bn Germany (Bav,Bav) widowed, Imm Unknown, no occupation, mother of Victor F J Schubert 1930 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Anc.com Img 1, pg 1A, 2 April, MO State Hwy #50-67, Dw 2,2: Margaret Schubert age 81 bprn Germany (Gy,Gy) widowed, Imm 1863, Naturalized Citizen, no occupation, mother of Victor F Schubert 1938 DEATH,BURIAL: Margaretha Weith Schubert died 5 October 1938, buried St John's Lutheran Church Cemetery at Taos, MO, tombstone: Margaretha 27 Dec 1847-5 Oct 1938 #31	Weith, Margaretha (I1319)
2113	1847 BIRTH: KY: Francis Susan Drake bn 17 December 1847 to Francis L Drake, called Frannie, Fannie. 1854 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co Probate Vol A 1850-1855, FHL film 1009130 pg34, 2 Jan 1854: "Eli Piggot guardian of David Isaiah Drake, Inna Taylor Drake & Frances Susan Drake, heirs of Francis L Drake deceased 1867 MARRIAGE #1: MO,Sullivan Co: Thomas H Smith md Francis S Drake 10 Sep 1867, by John Clements, Justice of the Peach, both from Sullivan County Sullivan Co MO Deed BK 1 pg 275: Thomas H Smith & wife Francis Susan 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Dw #103 (next to Albert J #102): Francis S Smith 18/KY, wife of Thomas Smith 1874 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co Probate, Administration Letters, FHL film 1009134 pg 63, 24 Feb 1874: "David Isaac(Isaiah?) Drake-Melvina,widow; Catherine,a dau. Died intestate. Leroy C Morgan (Ungan), Collison T Creason, Thomas H Smith-security. 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co,Dw #318 (next door to Princess #320): Francis Smith 30/KY (VA,VA), wife of Thomas Smith 1889 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co: Francis Susan Drake Smith died 2 April 1889, age 41 yrs 4 mos 15 days; buried Hoover Cemetery, NW Browning [as seen Oct 1992 by Pam Wagner], headstone: Frances wife of Thomas H Smith dd 2 Apr 1889 age 41 yrs 4 mo 15 days [stone by Mahala Smith & Isaiah Drake Smith] NOTES: Jun 1994 phone call to Thelma Sharp, dau of George Keith Smith, grandson of James, great grandson of Thomas H: 1-816-265 3584: Rcds seen also show Francis Susan Pickett-md before? TO CK . Letter from Thelma Jul 1994 shows "Fannie" 1865-66: MO,Sullivan Co Circuit Court, Vol B 1860-1867, pg 470: Isaiah Drake indicted for robberty 27 Sep 1865; B479: Enter his recognizane of $1000, with Hulda Pickett and Eli Pickett as his securities. P502-26 March 1866: Securiteis discharged. Defendant billed for trial. P515-27 March 1866: A. W. Mullins, his atty, plea of not guilty in manner & form charged. Found defendant guilty - 10 yrs imprisonment - State Pennitentiary.	Drake, Francis Susan (I4795)
2114	1847 BIRTH: Eliza E Jolley born 20 November 1847 to Afred Jackson and Mary Magdeline Hindergardener Jolley c1866 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Eliza E Jolley md George Freeland abt 1866 [no date or place shown], based on 1870 census 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Milan PO: 27 July, Dw 168/168: Eliza E Freeland 22/PA-keeping house, wife of George Freeland 1912 DEATH,BURIAL: Eliza E Jolley Freeland died 23 January 1912; buried Schrock Cemetery	Jolley, Eliza E (I9083)
2115	1847 BIRTH: ILL,Mason Co-Havana: Nancy Rachel Robinson born 14 March 1847, daughter of Dr. Wm R Robinson and Dorcas L Robinson 1865 MARRIAGE: Nancy R Robinson md M F R Nickell 8 April 1865 [probably Browning, as both their families were there] 1914 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan-Browing: Nancy Rachel Robinson Nickell died 26 July 1914; buried White Oak Cemetery-from Browning Leader Record Obits Vol II, 1920-1929, pg 26.	Robinson, Nancy Rachel (I8991)
2116	1847 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Heinrich Schubert born 20 May 1847 1850 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Dist 68: AC Img 68, pg 35, 19 Sept, Dw 504,511: Henry Schubert age 4, born Missouri, son of Lawrence and Catherine Schubert 1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp,Jeff City PO: Dwelling #849: Henry Schubert age 14, born Missouri, son of Lawrence and Margaretta Schubert MARRIAGE: Henry Schubert never married 1871 WILL,DEATH of grandfather: Paulus Wagner, May 1871 will: "4th I give and bequeath to both the children of my deceased daughter Catharine Schubert born Wagner, namely George Schubert and Heinrich Schubert each the sum of Five hundred Dollars $500.00 which sum shall also be paid one year after my death by my son George Wagner, without interest. 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Anc Img 2 pg 2B,6-1,Dw 15,15: SCHUBERT, Marg 67/Bav (Bav,Bav)widow, keeping house; Henry-son 33/MO (Bav,Bav)single tanner 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Anc Img 14 pg 7B,6-15,Dw 124,124: SCHUBERT, Henry-head 53/MO bn Mar 1847 (Gy,Gy)single merchant, own farm; Martin-nephew 28/MO bn Jun 1871(MO,Gy)single merchant; Annie-niece 27/MO bn Mar 1873 single housekeeper; Henry WEKENBORG-svt 30/MO bn Mar 1870 (Gy,Gy)single farm laborer 1910 CENSUS: WA,Chelan Co-Wenatchee: Anc Img 51 pg 23B,5-11,Dw 515,542: SCHUBERT, Henry-boarder 3/MO (un,un)single-own income, living with Inlow fam 1920 CENSUS: WA,Chelan Co-Wenatchee:Anc Img38 pg 19B,1-24,Dw 321,393-506 W Bumerson: SCHUBERT, Henry-lodger 72/MO (Gy,Gy)single-no occupation, living with Oliver Winchel and family. 1920 DEATH: WA,Chelan Co-Wenatchee: Henry Schubert died 9 Dec 1920; buried St John's Lutheran Cemetery Taos or Schubert MO. NOTES: Henry Genske 1996: Henry never married, moved to Washington state, lived there all of his life, died in 1920 and is buried at St Johns Cemetary at Schuberts...	Schubert, Heinrich (I1202)
2117	1847 BIRTH: OH,Monroe Co-Jackson: Frances Knight was born 8 April 1847 [computer says date is less than 9 months from Alonzo's birth-to ck out] 1865 MARRIAGE: IA,Caroll Co-Carrollton: Frances Knight md William Henry Hupp 14 September 1865 1921 DEATH; IA,Caroll Co-Carrollton: Frances Knight Hupp died 29 December 1921; buried Oak Hill Cemetery in Carrollton.	Knight, Frances (I5888)
2118	1847 BIRTH: OH: Jacob S Kendall born 5 August 1847 BIR: Brumbaugh Genealogy by G Marcus Brumbaugh pg 678: Child 3-Jacob. June 1996 lttr frm Wayne Kendall gr gr gsn of Reese: Jacob S bn 5 Aug 1847, OH, md Eliza Jane Gebhart 12 May 1867, #2 Narcissus Joy Gebhart 1850 CENSUS: OH,Washington Co-Jolly: Anc.com Img 19,pg 314,31 Aug, Dw 123,123: Jacob Kendall age 4 bn Ohio, son of Resin and Lucy Kendall 1860 CENSUS: OH,Washington Co-Grandview: Anc.com Img 39,pg 39, 9 Aug, Dw 282,292: Jacob Kendall age 14, bn Ohio, son of Reizen and Lucy A Kendle 1867 MARRIAGE #1: Jacob S Kendall md Eliza Jane Gebhart 12 May 1867 MARRIAGE #2: Jacob S Kendall md Narcissus Joy Gebhart [no date or place shown	Kendall, Jacob S (I5886)
2119	1847 BIRTH: OHIO: Minerva Jane Flowers Syron born 14 Nov 1847 March 1956 letter from Rena Fisher to Mary Marks, Eads doc #97: "My grandmother's name was Flowers. Then when she was small her mother married Peter Syron. He was a brother to my grandfather, Wm Syron. My father was Silas Syron." MG #1: Email Nov 2002, Connie Clapier pg 8: Minerva Jane was dau of Jane Franklin by a previous marriage, before she md Peter A Syron...was a half-sister to Peter Syron's children. 1921 DTH,BUR: OR,Portland, Multnomah Co-email Nov 2002, Connie Clapier pg 8: Minerva died 9 Sep 1921 in Portland,Multnomah Co OR, at the home of her dau Sarah E Humphreys. She is bur at Garfield WA beside her husband. [Ola Syron Johnson sd in her letter to Mary Marks, Eads doc #98: My grandparents died in 1941 about 3 months apart-ck out] HIST: Feb 1956 letter from Eleanor Syron Davis to Mary Marks, Eads doc #102: "Grandpa & Grandma stayed with Aunt Sarah the last years of their lives..." NOTES: Father? (Many more Syrons in Polk Co in 1880) 1880 CENSUS: OR, Polk Co-Jackson Prec, 2-3 Jun, pg 449, Dw 28/29: Syron, Peter 57/OH (PA,PA); Mary J 53/NY (NJ,NJ); Andrew J 16/OR; Calvin A 10/12 OR-July ACTION - CK OUT - Syrons: 1. Peter Rin #6926, son of James Reed Syron & Elizabeth Simmers, md Pleasant Hill [Pleasant Hill is a Cemetery], Sheridan [Sheridan in Yamhill Co], OR bef Feb 1823 - figure out rest of Syrons in Polk Co - 1880 Figure this all out?? See Peter Rin #6926 - ,MG,DTH: AFN:1KKZ-ND, Phillip Blackburn. LDS ord dates. Dau of Peter Adolphus Syron (AFN:269P-FJ) & Mary Jane Franklin (AFN:1JJV-7K). Peter a bro to William, father of Silas P Syron. Letter from Rena Fisher to Mary Gray Marks 1956: Grandmother was Minerva Flowers. When she was small her mother md Peter Syron, a bro to my grandfather, Wm Syron. Email Nov 2002, Connie Clapier pg 8: Minerva Jane Syron Flowers b 14 Nov 1847 in Ohio MG #1: Email Nov 2002, Connie Clapier pg 8: Minerva Jane was dau of Jane Franklin by a previous marriage, before she md Peter A Syron...was a half-sister to Peter Syron's children. 2. Letters in Eads box: one, doc#99, shows a Violet Anna Syron, bn March 22 1932, md to Dick Owens, son Larry Owens. He died. She md James Roy Lord in 1950. Larry adopted and name chgd to Lord. Cathy Ann & Daryl Roy Lord bn 1951, 1952. The other, doc 100, shows Hazel Syron bn 1930 md Clair Meredith in 1946, 1 child: Vera May Meredith bn 1947. Divorced, Hazel md Loren Bartlett in 1950, 1 child: Linda Kaye bn 1951. Divorced, Hazel md to John Fuller 1955. WHO THESE SYRONS? 3. 1850 censuses - find Syrons - children of Wm, James Reed?	Syron, Minerva Jane Flowers (I3431)
2120	1847 BIRTH: OR, Jackson Co-Roger River: Nancy Neal born 1847, dau of Valentine Neal 1854 MARRIAGE: John Eads married Nancy Neal 7 May 1854-Stayton,Marion Co,OR Terr 1860 CENSUS: OR,Polk Co-Jackson Prec-Salt Crk,17 Jul,Dw 409/370: Nancy Eades 21/MO wife of John 1870 CENSUS: OR, Jackson Co: [from Connie-get rest of census]: Nancy Eads 34/... wife of John Eads 1874 DIVORCE: John Eads & Nancy Neal Eads divorced 1874 Jackson Co OR. 1880 CENSUS: OR,Jackson Co-Foots Creek,Sterlingville Prec,21-22 June, FmSrch.org 22/24,Dw201/170 PRE FOUNTAIN, Wilford-self 45/Can (Can,Can) md goldminer; Nancy-wife 44/OR (U,U); MaryAnn 5/OR-son [?] (Can,MO); Francis Lu-dau 3/OR (Can,MO); John B Eads-stpsn 15/OR (MO,MO) works mine,broken back; Delia Eads- dau 13/OR (MO,MO) at home; Henry Eads-stpsn 12/OR (MO,MO); Lewis B Eads-stpsn 9/OR (MO,MO); Nicholas MACHEL-farm hand 18/Belgium	Neal, Nancy (I7238)
2121	1847 BIRTH: OR,Yamhill Co-Sheridan: John Collet Eads born March 20, 1847 Grace Micheal Smith fam rcds handed down [to find these records in my file] 1850 CENSUS: OR Terr, Polk Co,19 Oct, Dw190/190: John Edes 4/Ore Terr, son of Solomon & Susannah Edes 1860 CENSUS:OR, Yamhill Co-Willamina PO,14 Aug,Dw 4556: John Eades 13/OR, son of S & Susan Eades 1861 HIST: Nov 2002 email from Connie Clapier to Pam Wagner: "After the deaths of John's parents, he went to live with a neighbor--Uncle Bill Chapman--to raise in return for a strip of the rich farmland that belonged to his parents. Some of the other children were also 'farmed out' to neighbors under the same terms, thus all of the land that Susannah & Solomon owned was dissapated." 1870 CENSUS: OR,Grant Co-Baker, FHL film #552785 pg 11, Dw #64-64. EADES, John 23/OR liv with Wm J Eades 28/MO (miner) & EA Eades 19/KY 1871-1875 HIST: WA,Palouse City: Hist of Eads Family by George R Eads, 1945, pg 5: "John Eads went to Palouse City, WA in early life and became an expert carpenter." 1874 MARRIAGE #1: John Collet Eads md Sarah Towner 1874, no place shown. Children-2 daughters: Esther and Ethel c1880 OCCUPATION: 1931 Obit for John: He was a carpenter 1884 LAND: [I believe this may be this John but need to check out] WA,Whitman Co-Colfax: FHL film #569498, pg 45: Homestead Certificate #648, Application 1208...Land Office at Colfax, Washington Territory... the claim of John Eades... for the NW Qtr of Section "one" 24 in Twp 22, North of Range 45, East of Willamette Meridian in Washington Territory, containing 160 acres... In Testimony Wherewith, I, Charles A Andrew, President of the United States of America... the 15th day of May 1884 [note in upper left corner - something about Spokane Falls, WA Terr...]" [copy of this] 1900 CENSUS: WA,Whitman Co-Palouse: pg 142b: EADS, John C-head 53/OR-Mar 1847 (MO,MO) Carpenter; Sarah A-wife 50/OR-Mar 1850 (NY,NY); Esther M-dau 19/WA-Mar 1881(OR,OR)single; Ethel O-dau 14/WA-May 1886 (OR,OR) single 1908 DEATH: OR,Lane-Eugene: Sarah Towner,wife #1, died 14 Feb 1908 MARRIAGE #2: John Collet Eads md Sadie E Matthews, no date or place shown. Nov 2002 email from Connie Clapier to Pam Wagner: "Child of John Eads & Sadie Mathews is: UNK Eads born February 05, 1914, Selma, Jackson, Oregon; died February 14, 1914, Selma, Jackson, Oregon, burial: Hayden Cemetery, Joephine, Oregon." 1920 CENSUS:OR,Lane Co-Eugene ED 246: Anc.com Img 14-pg 7B,10 Jan, Dwelling 18, Family 180,1387 Dwer [OR?} Rd: EADS, John C-head 72/IA [or OR?-ck] (US,KY)md, house carpenter,own home-mortgaged; Sarah E [Sadie E?]-wife 63/US (US,US) no occupation 1930 CENSUS:OR,Lane Co-Eugene:Anc.com Img-pg 3B,ED 29,April 4,line 74,Dw84/90: HENRY, David C-head 50/MO (CA,MO); Mabel H-wife 50/Minn; Elinor E-dau 18/OR; David H-son 16/OR; Winifred E-dau 13/WAEADS, John C EADS-step fthr-in-lw 83/OR (MO,KY); Sadie E EADS [wife] mother in law 74/WISC (OH/PA) 1931 HIST: OR,Lane Co-Eugene: John & Sadie living at 1387 Onyx, Eugene Oregon. He was a carpenter 52 years, resident of Eugene 24 years. 1931 RELIGION: Nov 1931 Obit for John C Eads: "He was a member and also an Elder of the Fairmount Church of Christ 1931 DEATH,BURIAL: OR,Lane-Eugene: John Collet Eads died 16 Nov 1931 at his home, of arterio [?], bronchial pneumonia, embolism, age 84 yrs, 7 mos, 26 days; buried Masonic Cemetery, Eugene OR. ACTION - CK OUT - John Collet Eads: 1. IGI 5011817: bn Yamhill Co OR 2. Notes from Pat Holling: OBITUARY: EADS - John C. Eads CENSUS: 1900 Palouse, Whitman County, Washington page 142 B- Eads, John C CENSUS: 1920 Eugene Oregon-John C. Eads CENSUS: Is this a 2nd wife named Sarah E???? Sarah Towner died in 1908 according to obituary. [let Pat know it's Sadie E & give her marriage info]	Eads, John Collet (I2081)
2122	1847 BIRTH: PA,Alleghany Co-Mifflin: Martha C Walters born March 1847 [1900 census shows Mar 1850] 1871 MARRIAGE: PA,Bradford Co-Camptown: John W Reynolds md Martha C Walters 3 May 1871 1880 CENSUS: WA Terr,Lewis Co: Anc.com Img 20, pg 20D, 21 June, Dw 191/191: Martha Reynolds 36 yrs old bn in PA, keeping house-wife of John W Reynolds 1885 ST & TERR CENSUS: WA: Anc.com Img 88, Dwelling 19: Martha Reynolds 36 yrs old bn PA, wife of J W Reynolds 1900 CENSUS: WA,Lewis Co-Chehalis City: Anc.com Img 4-5, sheet 3A, 2 June, Dw 44/44: Mattie Reynolds 50 yrs old bn PA March 1850 (parents born Wales)md 29 years, 9/9 children living-wife of J. W. Reynolds 1910 CENSUS: WA,Pierce Co-Tacoma City: Anc.com Img 30, pg 15B, 21 April, Dw 294/313,1244 Ruisworth Ave: Martha Reynolds 60 years old bn PA, md 1 time 39yrs, 8/9 children living 1920 CENSUS: WA,Pierce Co-Tacoma: Anc.com Img 14, pg 7B,10 Jan,Dw 152/176, 1244 Ruisworth Ave: Martha Reynolds 69yrs old born PA (parents born Wales) md, no occupation-wife of John W Reynolds 1922 DEATH of husband: WA,Pierce Co-Tacoma: John W Reynolds died 13 November 1922 1930 CENSUS: WA, Pierce Co-Tacoma City: Anc.com Img 11, pg 31, Apr 7, Dw 145/149-3415 28th St: REYNOLDS, Martha-head 80/PA (Wales,Wales) wid, own-value $7500, no occ; PIERCE, Merideth-sis in law 45/WA (Eng,WA) md-civil engineer-steam railroad; Ruby L Pierce [MARTIN]-dau 43/WA (PA,PA) md at 24, no occ; Robert MARTIN-gson 13/WA (WA,WA) S-no occupation. 1935 DEATH: WA Pierce Co-Tacoma: Martha C Walters Reynolds died Feb 1935	Walters, Martha C (I10472)
2123	1847 BIRTH: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock: Charles H Gavitt born 10 July 1847. 1860 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna-Jessup, Montrose PO: pg 730-31, 11 July, Dwelling 253, family 246: Charles H Gavitt not shown in 1860 census - find him 1862 MILITARY: The Gavitts of Westerly RI pg 107: "Private in Co B, 9th RI Volunteers, 9 June 1862-2 Sept 1862." 1864 DEATH: Died 1864 in the Civil War (see Denison p272) 1864.	Gavitt, Charles H (I9462)
2124	1847 BIRTH: VA: Helen M Blackwood born 16 January 1847 to Richard and .... Blackwood "The Warrens and You" by Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, pg 76: "Helen M Blackwood, dau of Richard Blackwood." 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Scottsville PO: Anc.com Img 56 pg 57, 17 Juoy, Dw 380/380: BLACKWOOD, Richard C 39/VA farmer & taylor (840,979); Martha 39/VA; Helen M 16/VA domestic; Atha leah 11/Va-attend school; Victoria 19/V-attend school; Emme E 1/VA 1868 MARRIAGE: MO, Sullivan Co: Helen M Blackwood md John T Smith 11 Oct 1868. 5 Children... 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Polk Twp,Milan PO: A/C Img#..,Pg 2 13 June, Dw10/10: SMITH, John T 30/MO Deputy Sheriff; Ellen M 22/MO keep house; Della A 10/12-MO, July 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp-Browning ED 151: Anc.com Img 3 pg 51, 1 June, Dw 26/27: SMITH, Helen M-head 53/VA bn Jan 1847 (VA,VA)divorced 3/5 children living-own home; Lizzie A-dau 22/MO bn July 1877 (MO,VA) single-dressmaker,owner 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp-Browning:Film #1374839 pg9451,18 April,Dw 55/55,Line St: SMITH, Helen M-head 64/VA (VA,VA) widow, 3/5 children living-own house & farm; THURLO, Evaline-niece 10/MO (MO,MO) (of John E & Suzie Myers-??) 1920 CENSUS: to get 1922 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co-NW Browning: Helen M Blackwood Smith died 20 January 1922, buried Hoover Cemetery, seen by Bob and Pam Wagner October 1992: "Helen M Smith Jan 16, 1847-Jan 20 1922," same stone as John T Smith	Blackwood, Helen M (I5122)
2125	1847 BIRTH: WV,Tyler Co-Sisterville: Augustus Byron Clark born 14 July 1847, called Bud bef 1865-1865 HISTORY: Obit of Augustus: "...Early youth parents moved to Waynesburg PA. 1865 to Muscatine IA..." 1866 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co: Obit of Augustus: "...1866 to Sullivan Co where lived till death..." 1871 MARRIAGE: Augustus Byron Clark md Melissa Adaline Johnson 27 January 1871, no children 1918 HISTORY: Obit of Augustus Byron Clark Jan 1918: "...3 sisters, 3 sisters, Mrs J R McPherron, Geneva NE; Mrs H C Bailey & Mrs F S Johnson both of Browning..." 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp, 1 Jun, Dw 294/295: CLARK, Augustus 51/VA bn Jul 1848 (PN,PN)farmer md 30 yrs,own home; Melissa A 49/MO bn Jun 1850 (TN,TN) no children 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp-south ED 162: Anc.com Img ...-pg 68/5B, 21-23 April, Dw 104,104: CLARK, Augustus B-head 61/PA (PA,VA) md 1 time-36 years ago, stock farmer, own; Melissa A-wofe 59/MO (TN,TN) md 1 time 36 years ago; no children shown 1918 HISTORY,RELIGEON: MO,Sullivan Co: Obit of Augustus: ..."Bud lived on his farm for 40 years... Services ME Church South by Rev. Patton..." 1918 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: Augustus Byron Clark died 8 January 1918; buried Hoover Cemetery	Clark, Augustus Byron (I5310)
2126	1848 BIR,1869 MG,DTH,BUR: Pers rcds-Henry Grow Pioneers & Prom Men of UT, pg 903 (AF 1C5K-CJ): John W Grow, son of Henry Grow and Mary Moyer, born Dec 21 1848, in Platte Co, Missouri. Md Cathrine McKay Nov 8, 1869, at Salt Lake City (dau of Wm McKay and Ellen Oman, pioneers 1856, Capt James Brown co) She was born May 1, 1851 at Thurso, Scotland. Family home Huntsville,Utah. Ancestral File ver 4.17 Apr 1997: John Wood Grow bn 21 Dec 1848 Platt Co MO, dd 2 Apr 1916 in Huntsville Utah, md Catherine McKay 8 May 1869 at SLC Utah and 1 other.	Grow, John Wood (I7193)
2127	1848 BIR,1875 MG,1926 DTH,BUR: 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen, compiled by Chas P Michael 1977, poss of Beverly Michael, Columbia Co Reg & Recrdr, pg 96: Sarah Ellen bn 31 May 1957, md Zachery Taylor Sperry bn 17 Feb 1848, in Nordmont (Sullivan Co) PA in dble ceremony with bro Frank Michael. Zachery a farmer & blacksmith. They left PA in 1880, homesteaded sev years nr Cawker City (Mitchell Co) KS, then settled in Edmond,Norton,Kansas. Zachery first wkd for Dr in Clay Co,KS. Dr dd-Dr's wife tk body bk to PA for burial. When she came bk to KS, Sarah Ellen & son Frank accompanied her. Sarah Ellen dd 20 May 1947. Zachery dd 15 Jan 1926. Both bur Edmond,Norton,KS, as are sev descendants Gen for bk from Carl H Sperry, Supt of St Francis Community Schools, Unified Dist #297, St Francis Kansas 67756 1848 BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Obit Lenora Nws 20 Jan 1926, sn of Christopher B & Rachel McCann Sperry, bn 17 Feb 1848 LaPorte,Sullivan PA-md 11 Feb 1875 to Ellen Michael, 8 children (from Jun 1998 lttr Walta Russ, Norton Co Gen Soc): Zachary Taylor Sperry bn LaPorte,Sullivan PA 17 Feb 1848, 1 of 12 children of Christopher B & Rachel McCann Sperry. Died at home Edmond KS 15 Jan 1926. 11 Feb 1875 md Ellen Michael who survives. 8 children, the living: Frank of Logan KS, Alvah & Harrison-Edmond, Roy-Rock River WY, Earl & Edna-KC 1877 came to KS, settling in Jewell Co. 2 yrs later to Graham Co, took homestead on Bow Crk, 6 miles so of Edmond, which was his home for nearly 45 yrs. Here he reared his family & made contributions to institutions & prosperity of country. Among "empire builders" deserving of rank, he drove ox team to this country which was just being settled. The neighbors worked together in erecting sod mansions. He was characteristically honest, industrious, hospitable & fulfilled the requirements of Jehovah, "To do justice, love, kindness & to walk humbly with thy God." May 2002-Norton KS city library genealogy room by Bob and Pam Wagner, copy of "Edmond Cem, Solomon Twp, 7A. Pt. NE-8-5-22 pg 16: Zachery Taylor Sperry: 1848-1926; Int. 1-17-1926. d. Edmond; Undert. Cutting." 1897 LAND: KS,Norton Co Deed BK26,pg 533-8 May 1897: Indenture frm Sarah E Sperry & Z T Sperry of Graham Co to Harrison A Coffin of Arapaho Colorado $513, same property sold to Sarah by her father Andrew Michael in 1891 Deed BK17 pg 437, sold for half what she paid him. Jun 1998 lttr Walta Russ, Norton Co Gen Soc: "Bk 26 pg 533: Sarah & ZT Sperry to Harrison A Coffin 1920 CENSUS:KS,Norton Co-Edmond City pg130 9 Feb, DW5/5: SPERRY, Zacheria 71/PA (PA,PA) retired frmr,renting; Ella 62/PA (PA,PA); Earl 25/KS; Wilston grsn 10/KS (KS,KS) (sn of Elroy Andrew Sperry) NOTES: Jun 1998 lttr Walta Russ,Norton Co Gen Soc: "Joseph J Sperry Homestead: [bk]2, [pg]264: S17 T2 R24" Is he related to Zachery? NORTON CITY LIBRARY GEN. ROOM-newspapers in book form and microfilm: Books: Norton County People 1881-82 Film: Norton Daily Telegram: 1 July 1948-30 June 1951 2 Jan 1948-1954 1907-1919 #30-41 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Norton Courier 1882-1932; 28 Feb 1884-8 Sep 1927 #42-58 8 Feb 1883-28 Jul 1898 #19-24 15 Sep 1927-Dec 1956 #25-29 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lenora News (Leader)1936-1971 17 Dec 1885-30 Aug 1888 2 Sep 1887-20 Feb 1890 6 Mar 1890-26 June 1890 23 Sep 1898-28 Apr 1899 27 Jun 1901-17 Jul 1902 1907-1929 Norton Champion 1884-1952	Sperry, Zachery Taylor (I7802)
2128	1848 BIR,BAPT: Oct 1999 email L Croll: Elizabeth Zimmerman, dau of Joseph and Mary (Polly) Beaver Zimmerman, bn 16 Feb 1848 in Schuylkill Co PA, bapt 11 Jun 1848, sponsors: Henry & Elizabeth Zimmerman MG: Oct 99 email L Croll: Josiah Michael md Elizabeth Zimmerman 19 May 1872, had 5 children: Wm O, Mary I, Charles Luther,...	Zimmerman, Elizabeth (I8207)
2129	1848 BIR,MG,1911 DTH,BUR: 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen pg 69: Benjamin bn 31 Aug 1848 dd 8 Apr 1911, md Clara Bertha Rice (17 Jan 1858-29 Jun 1934)-6 children, both bur Michael's Cem Beaver Twp, Col Co PA; genealogy provided by Mrs Benjamin Franklin Ulrich Michael Bloomsburg PA & Mrs Arnold Michael, Mainville PA 1880 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-Beaver Twp 19 June, Dw 89/90: MICHAEL,Benjamin 31/PA (PA,PA)-labor; Clara B 22/PA (Baden,PA); Bertha E 10/12-PA, July 1900 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-Beaver Twp pg 6B, 15 June, Dw 121/129: MICHAEL, Benjamin Aug 1848-51,md 21y, railroad laborer, own home; wife Clara B Jan 1858-42,4/6 children living; Mabel E-dau May 1882-18/PA; Chas A-son May 1888-12/PA; Nathan E-son Feb 1893-7/PA; Benjamin F.U.-son Aug 1894-5/PA 1910 CENSUS:PA,Columbia Co-Beaver Twp pg 0174, Dw 41/45: MICHAEL,Benjamin 61/PA (PA,PA)md 31y,watchman rr,own home; Clara B 52/PA (GY,PA) 4/6 children; Nathan E 17/PA-farm laborer,sch; Benjamin FW 15/PA farm laborer,sch; Bertha A Gottenstein step-dau 3/PA (GY,PA)?? 1911 DTH,BUR: FHL flm 1312861/5 pg 28 (182) of Harger's Burials: Benjamin Michael dd 8 Apr 1911, bur 12 Apr 1911, age 62yr 7mo 7dys 1920 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-Beaver Twp 2 Jan, Dw 143/143: MICHAEL, Clara mthr 61/PA-widow (GY/PA) living with son Benjamin 25/PA	Michael, Benjamin (I7586)
2130	1848 BIR,MG,1931 DTH,BUR: CEM RCDS OF COL CO PA, flm1486660/pg 131, Pine Grove Cem Berwick PA: Gideon Michael 1848-1931, Harriet A Michael 10 Sep 1848-25 Jan 1903; 1850-1860 Columbia Co PA censuses: Gideon 3/PA, Gideon 14/PA 1874 LAND: PA,Col Co Land BK27/pg364-25 Mar 1874, Gideon Michael & wife Adelia of Berwick Bor to Isaiah & Hiram R Bower of sm Bor: 62p: NW 4th St Berwick Bor-crnr 4th & Pine St-Lots 1 & 2 Jackson Addition. Sm premises conveyed by MW Jackson to Bower,Bower & Michael 29 Apr 1873, also deeded to Isaiah Bower assignee of Vought & Michael...WIT: John McAnnall JP 1870 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-Briarcreek, pg 20, DW 147: MICHAEL, Gideon 24/PA farmer (4000,400); Harriet 21/PA keep house 1877 LAND: PA/Col Co Land BK30/pg246-3 Feb 1877, Stephen & wife Sarah A Michael of Briar Crk TWP to Gideon Michael of sm TWP, 103a120p Briar Crk TWP (by land of JC Smith, Adam Michael, to corner in pub rd frm Martz Ch to Nob Mtn, Adam Micael, Stephen Michael, Geo W Miller) (Pt of land frm Gideon Gensel,late of Briar Crk TWP 30 Jan 1850 to Stephen Michael Deed BK N p413, WIT: Samuel Neyhard JP 1880 CENSUS: PA,Columbia-Briarcreek TWP ED167, pg6, DW49/55: MICHAEL, Gideon 33/PA(PA,PA)farmer; Harriett A 31/PA(PA,PA); Moses Markel 59/PA(PA,PA)brdr BIR,MG,HIST: COL & MONTOUR CO HIST & BIOG ANNALS/pg1140: Obediah worked for Gideon until he rented his own farm. Gideon md Della Doak & Susan Miller c1910 MG: ANNALS OF COLUMBIA CO PA/pg 1084: Susan E Miller, dau of John & Mary Rombach Miller, md Gideon Michael of Berwick 1910 CENSUS: PA,Columbia-Briarcrk TWP 26 Apr, Martzville Rd-DW #171/171: MICHAEL, Gideon 63/PA(PA,PA)md 6y #2-retired,own; Susan E 54/PA(PA,PA)mg #2 also-no chldrn 1920 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-Briar Creek 15 Jan, DW 317/318: MICHAEL, Gideon 73/PA, own home; Susan E 64/PA 1927 WILL: PA, Columbia Co Courthouse cc-15 Dec 1927 Extraction: Gideon of Borough of Berwick. 1. Pay just debts. 2. $1000 to dau Nora Alice Sitler. Item: $100-Berwick Cem Assn-care. 3. Children of deceased bro John W Michael: Laura Markle; Dill Dunlop; Thelma Berry; Stephen, Harry & Charles Michael; children of Dora Berger, dec'd. 1/4 to children of dec'd bro Obet Michael: Gideon, Thomas, Earl, Melvin Michael, Edna Stout, Mildred Belles and Helen Michael; 1/4 to bro Adam Michael. Executor: Charles E Sitler. WIT: Arthur E Arudt & Alex C Jackson	Michael, Gideon (I7438)
2131	1848 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: Alfred Elonzo (or Alonzo-Elizabeth Ellsberry Mar 1993) Smith born 21 Dec 1848 The Warrens & You book: "Elonzo." Birth date calculated from headstone, ..."32 yrs 9 mos 19 days" 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Milan PO: pg 14, Dw #108: Alphred E Smith 22/MO, son of Meshach and Elizabeth A Smith 1874 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Elfred Elonzo Smith md Ella J Thurlo 8 Nov 1874, by John P Clements JP (p262) 1880 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Linn Co: Alfred Elonzo Smith ded 9 August 1880, buried Hoover Cemetery. Headstone: "Alfred E Smith, wife E.J., dd 9 Aug 1880, 32 yrs 9mos 19dys." Also stone nearby shows child buried: "Young dd 23 Nov 1880, 4 yrs 8 mos 2 dys, calculated born 21 Mar 1876"-who?. 1886-87 PROBATE: MO,Sullivan Co Vol F pg 97, Film 1009133, 30 Mar 1886: "minors Cora Smith & Gordon E, under 14, children of AE Smith dec'd. Walter D Williams guardian; Columbus Thurlo, James J Warren, Daniel Myers, Wm B Calhoun, Ella J Williams as security. Pg 221: new bond ordered. Pg 234 new curator John Hooker May 1887. Pg 241-2 new inventory filed. Pg 258 final settlement Book 1/203	Smith, Alfred Elonzo (I5011)
2132	1848 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co-Browning: Martha Jane Johnson was born 7 May 1848, dau of Sampson & Elizabeth Johnson 1850 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co: pg 624, 4 Sep, Dw 108: Martha J Johnson 2/MO, dau of Sampson and Elizabeth Johnson 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan: pg 680, Dw 397: Martha M J Johnson 12/MO dau of of Elizabeth Johnson 1869 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: John M Bailey md Martha Jane Johnson 1 April 1869 IGI M515851/1527 SS 20 Feb 1986 LA 870 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co Probate, film 1009136, Vol A pg 10, 11 January 1870: "estate paid MJ Bailey, formerly MJ Johnson." 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp 1 Jun, Dw 309/311: Martha J Bailey 52/Mo bn May 1848, wife of John Bailey 1930 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp ED 70: Anc.com Img 12-pg 6B, 17 April, Dwelling 136, family 139: Martha J Bailey 82 years old, born in Missouri, married at 22 first time, wife of John M Bailey 1931 HIST: MO,Linn and Sullivan Co: Obit for Marth 1931: "Lived and reared family in Linn and Sullivan Counties..." 1931 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co-Browning: Martha Jane Johnson Bailey died 13 June 1931; buried Hoover Cemetery Obit for mother, Martha, Jun 1931: "...Leaves Leaves children Altrude Thompson, Kan City; Fred of Brookfield; Louise Hamilton, Kan City; Elizabeth Lantz and Herbert C of Browning; sis Mrs Lily Clark..." BIR,DTH,BUR: Hoover Cem Rcds by Ellsberry pg 27	Johnson, Martha Jane (I5232)
2133	1848 BIRTH: PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater: John Reynolds born 2 September 1848, son of Daniel and Nancy Gavitt Reynolds 1850 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater Twp: Anc.com Img 34-pg309, 31 Dec, Dw 247/257: REYNOLDS, Daniel 27/PA farmer; Nancy 25/PA; Richmond 4/PA; John 2/PA 1860 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp: Anc.com Img 21-719 [22], 7 July, Dw 164/156: REYNOLDS, Dan'l [or David] 38/PA farmer (2000,730); Nancy C [E?]-wife 38/PA; Richmond G-m 14/PA-school; John W-m 12/PA-school; Mary E-dau 3/PA 1870 CENSUS: PA,Sullivan Co-LaPorte Burrough p 4-23 Jul-Dw #3230: John Reynolds 22/PA, son of Dan'l and Nancy Reynolds 1871 MARRIAGE: PA,Bradford Co-Camptown: John W Reynolds md Martha C Walters 3 May 1871 1880 CENSUS: WA Terr,Lewis Co: Anc.com Img 20, pg 20D, 21 June, Dw 191/191: REYNOLDS, John W 40/PA (PA,PA) farmer; Martha-wife 36/PA (PA,PA) keep house; Daisy-dau 8/PA (PA,PA) in school; Eva-dau 5/PA-school; Mary-dau 2/PA; Carrie-dau 1/12 born May in WA Territory. 1885 ST & TERR CENSUS: WA: Anc.com Img 88, Dwelling 19: REYNOLDS, J W 38/PA lumberman, citizen of US; Martha 36/PA; Daisy 15/PA; Eva 12/PA; Mary 10/PA; Carrie 7/PA; Ethel 3/WA; John 1/WA 1900 CENSUS: WA,Lewis Co-Chehalis City: Anc.com Img 4-5, sheet 3A, 2 June, Dw 44/44: REYNOLDS, J. W.-head 51/PA bn Apr 1848 (PA,PA) md 29yrs, line foreman,own farm; Mattie-wife 50/PA bn Mar 1850 (Wales,Wales) md 29yrs,9/9 children lving; Carrie-dau 20/PA bn May 1880 (PA,PA) S stenographer; Ethel-dau 17/WA bn Nov 1882 S-at school; Mattie M-dau 16/WA bn Feb 1884 S-at school; John R-son 14/WA bn Jul 1886-at school; Alice W-dau 12/WA bn Feb 1888 at school; Ruby L-dau 9/WA bn Jul 1890-at school 1910 CENSUS: WA,Pierce Co-Tacoma City: Anc.com Img 30, pg 15B, 21 April, Dw 294/313,1244 Ruisworth Ave: REYNOLDS, John W-head 62/PA (CT,CT) md1x-39yrs,can read & write,own income; Martha-wife 60/PA (Wales,Eng)md 1x-39yrs 8/9 children living; Ernest son 21/WA (PA,PA) S auto repairer; Ruby-dau 19/WA (PA,PA)S no occ. Ethan MANNING lodger 22/MICH (US,US)S steamfitter apprentice. 1920 CENSUS: WA,Pierce Co-Tacoma: Anc.com Img 14, pg 7B,10 Jan,Dw 152/176, 1244 Ruisworth Ave: REYNOLDS, John W-head 91/PA (Maine,Maine) md no occ; Martha-wife 69/PA (Wales,Wales) md, no occupation 1922 DEATH: WA,Pierce Co-Tacoma: John W Reynolds died 13 November 1922 From Robert Penning: "Reynolds. John W. and Grandma I think her name was Martha Walters. I am not sure of the Martha that could have been her sister. Grandad was English. Came from Penn. I think 9 children, what do you want to know about them for or do you. Aunt Daisy, Mamma (Mary) Aunt Eva, married a democrat. Aunt Ethel. Carrie I think, one died quite young don' t remember name. John (crook) banker Naches? Ernie, Ruby . Should be another can't remember. My favorite I don't know her name called her Mattie. Grandad had a saw mill in or out of Napavine. CHECK OUT: 1. Cenus below may be my John 1880 CENSUS: PA,Montour Co-Danville City ED 196: Anc.com Img 40-pg 40, 17 June, Dw286/325, Market St: REYNOLDS, John 32/PA (PA,PA) lumber dealer; Harriett-wife 26/PA (PA,PA); Bertha-dau 6/PA (PA,PA)-measles; Cornelia-dau 4/PA (PA,PA); Kate Reynolds-boarder 56/PA (PA,PA)	Reynolds, John W (I3304)
2134	1848 BIRTH: PRUSSIA: Wilhelmina (Minnie) Buchhota born Feb 1848, re 1900 census, daughter of Paul Bartholomaew Buchholz 1821-1907 and Wilmenia Kaernig ...-1854 1860 CENSUS: MINN,Hennepin Co-Corcoran: Anc Img 9 pg 41,10-17,Dw360,341: BUCHOLS, Paul-farmer 39/GY ($400,175); Imanuel 17/GY; Henry 15/GY; Wilhelmina 9/GY; Julius 6/GY; Gustave 5/Ill; Edward 1/Minn c1862: Frederick Wegner md Minnie _______ about 1862 or before, based on 1880 census - first child born 17 years before 1880 CENSUS: OR,Grant Co-Monumental Prec: 11 Jun, Dw225/225: Minnie Wegner 31/Prussia (Prussia, Prussia), wife of Frederick Wegner 1885 CENSUS: WA Territorial1857-1892: Spokane: Anc Img73 pg 188, line 19: WEGNER, F W 46/Germany, md; Minnie Wegner 36/Germany-md; Fred 13/CA; Hattie 9/CA 1900 CENSUS: ID,Owyhee Co-Owyhee: Anc Img 4 pg 2B,6-28,Dw 33,34: WEGNER, Frederick W-head 63/GY bn Jan 1837 (GY,GY)md 30yrs, mine superintendant, own farm-tent, imm 1852; Minnie-wife 52/GY bn Feb 1848 (GY,GY)md 30yrs-2/5 children living; 1908-09 1912 HISTORY: WA,Spokane Co-Spokane: US City Directories 1821-1989: Anc Img 553 pg 325: Minnie Wegner (wid Frederick W) home E 364 Webster Avenue	Buchhotz, Wilhelmina (I8757)
2135	1848 BIRTH; OH,Marion o-Big Island Twp: Silas Thurlo was born 1848	Thurlo, Silas (I10693)
2136	1849 BIR: IA: Benjamin Rogers born 20 January 1848-49 1850 CENSUS: IOWA,Lee Co-Dist 29,1 Nov, flm #442961 pg491-2 Dwelling# 1565/1571: Benjamin Rogers age 1 born Iowa, son of John and Anna Rogers BIR,DTH: Lttr frm Mary Riley 8-96: bn 20 Jan 1848,dd 7 Aug 1852	Rodgers, Benjamin (I6768)
2137	1849 BIRTH: IND,Owen Co: Ruben Jasper Hicks born 4 Aug 1849, son of Joel and Fannie Hicks 1914 DEATH,BURIAL: Ruben Jasper Hicks died 9 March 1914 [no place shown]	Hicks, Ruben Jasper (I9486)
2138	1849 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: William Wagner was born 16 June 1849 Evangelical Church records Jeff City Mo 1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: HerQuest pg 184, 20 July, Dwelling 1199/1229: William Wagner age 11 born Missouri, son of Christ and Elizabeth Wagner 1870 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co-Jefferson City Twp, PO, pg 40, 29 June 1870, Dw#277: William Wagner age 21, born Missouri, son of Christ and Elizabeth Wagner 1872 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co: William Wagner md Margaretha Fischer 18 April 1872 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jeff City: Film #287758, Anc Img 9,pg 9, 5 June: Dw 79,79: Wagner, William 31/MO (Bav.Bav)-farmer; Margaret 27/MO (MO,MO); Pauline-dau 7/MO; Christopher-son 6/MO; Margaret-dau 4/MO; Conrad-son 1/MO 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp: Film #1240850, Vol 24,33,2,80 - between William E Wolfrum and Julius Wolfrum homes: (William & Margaret not listed, Pauline is married) Dwelling #40/44: Wagner, Christ Nov 1874 25/MO; bro Conrad Jun 1879 20/MO; sis Maggie Mar 1887 23/MO; sis Lizzie Jun 1884 15/MO; sis Katie Mar 1889 11/MO; sis Elsie Jan 1893 7/MO. 1925 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: William Wagner died 27 May 1925; buried Wolfrum Cemetery on Schott Road, tombstone dates: 16 June 1849-27 May 1925 [no places shown] Jefferson City, MO Tribune, 28 May 1925, pg 1. "The funeral of William Wagner, who died last night after a long illness of complications incident to old age, will take place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of his son, Christ, on the St Louis road. Rev Berlekamp will conduct the services and burial will be made in Wolfrum Cemetery. Mr Wagner was born in Cole Co 76 years ago and resided here all of his life. He spent many years on a farm and later moved to this city to make his home. He was for several years employed at Central Grade School. His wife to whom he was married in 1872, preceded him in death 31 years ago yesterday. He is mourned by two sons, Christ and Conrad Wagner, three daughters, Mrs Emil Schneider, Mrs Fred Miller, and Mrs Nelse Addison, all of Jeff City. He was well and favorably known throughout the county where he resided for many years. His hundreds of friends regret his death." 1925 WILL: Jefferson City Tribune, 10 Jun 1925, pg 4: Shows $1000 left to each of his five children and the remainder of estate divided between them. The provisions for widow made before his death. Will dated 21 June 1918, son Christ Wagner, executor. (Pauline, Christ, Margaretha, Conrad, Elsie) ACTION - CHECK OUT - William Wagner: 1. Wills, SLC: Index to Cole Co Wills, Microfilm 66, 1875-1926, p 79. 2. Also check out marriage shown in Cole Co Mg records - Bk 3,p 76 - to Caroline Deering 10 February 1897. J.C. Tribune 28 May 1925. 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jeff City, on Miller Street: Wagner, William Jan (Jun) 1850; Carolina W Nov 1859; Lottie D Sept 1886 13/MO; Carrie Nov 1887 12/MO; Nellie Dec 1889 10/MO.	Wagner, William (I120)
2139	1849 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-near Osage City: Conrad Wagner was born on a farm near Osage City... May 1, 1849, acquiring his early education in the district school nearby. 1850 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp Dw#571: Conrad WAGONER age 1 year, born Missouri, son of George and Catherine WAGONER, all living with George's father and mother: Paulus and Kunyunda WAGONER 1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 13, pg 127, 5 July,Dw #794/806: Conrad WAGGONER age 12 years, born Missouri, son of George and Cath'n WAGGONER, living with grandparents, Paul and Caroline WAGGONER. EDUCATION, 1869-1870 HISTORY: Directory of Jefferson City & Cole Co: "Conrad Wagner was born on a farm near Osage City, this county, May 1, 1849, acquiring his early education in the district school nearby. He later attended Jones' Commercial College, St. Louis, graduating in class of 1869, from where he returned to the home of his father, George Wagner, and later removed to Jefferson City..." 1870 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: HerQuest pg 10, 8 July, Dwelling 78/76: Conrath Wagner 21/Bav-farmer, son of George and Catherine Wagner 1870 HIST: Certificate of completion, March 23, 1870, St. Louis: "To Whom it may concern, this will certify that: Conrad Wagner has this day completed under my instruction a full course of Double Entry Bookkeeping, embracing Mercantile, Manufacturing and Steamboat Bookkeeping, Individual, Company and Compound Company, with Forms adapted to the Wholesale Retail Banking and Commission Businesses, etc., etc., together with Accounts Current, Account Sales, and a Complete System of Commercial Correspondence, and that he is in every respect worthy of public confidence as a Practical Accountant and as such I do most cheerfully commend him to the favorable cosideration of those who may wish to employ a competent Bookkeeper. [signed] Respectfully, Jonathan Jones" Daily Capitol News and Post Tribune, May 1932, Death Notice for Conrad: "Brewery first located near the forks of the Old St Louis road and Osage City road. Lived there until 1870, when moved to Jeff City and purchased old Gundelfinger Brewery. Became known as C & L Wagner Brewing CO, which was later sold to Moerschel Brewing Co. in 1892. The Wagners established the first ice plant in Central Missouri in connection with the brewery. Thereafter Wagners engaged in business in Colorado Ssprings and then in lumber business in Missouri and Arkansas." 1878 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Conrad Wagner md Theresia Catherine Walther on 8 Oct 1878, married by JJ Sommers, Justice of Peace, at home of Albert Walther, her father. Witnesses: George Walther and Catherine Wagner, Henry Wagner and Elizabeth Walther. To this union have been born four sons and one daughter. 1880 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp,Jeff City:A/C Img 31,pg 72,11 June-Dunklin St,Dw 267/312: Conrad Wagner age 32,bn Bavaria, living with wife, Tressa, in his parent's home-George and Anna K Wagner 1887-1892 HISTORY,EMPLOYMENT: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City - The Illustrated Sketch Book and Directory of Jefferson City and Cole County, by J. W. Johnston:"...he worked in the brewery his father had recently purchased from John Gundelfinger, continuing here until his father retired from the business in 1887, when he, in partnership with his brother, Lawrence, operated the brewer successfully until 1892, when it was disposed of to the present proprietors, the Moerschel Brothers. He then engaged in the wholesale wine, beer and liquor business in Colorado Springs, being associated in this business with his brother, Lawrence, and in which he still retains his interest, his brother looking after the business. In addition to this and other property interests in Jefferson City, Mr Wagner is a stockholder in the First Nationaly Bank, of which he is the director. He was united in Marriage October 8, 1878, to Theresa C, daughter of Albert Walther, a prominent farmer near Ewing Station. To this union have been born 4 sons and 1 daughter: Adlph L. is a druggist with G A Fischer; Edwin L is also a druggist in the employ of J L Wright; Miss Frieda is at school in Colorado Springs; Emil and Paul are at home. Mr Wagner is a member of the Evangelical Central Lutheran Church. His business movements have been attended with uniform financial success, and, as a result, he is now able to live in comparative retirement, although still in the prime of life. is home is 113 Ashley Street." 1893 HISTORY: CO,El Paso Co-Colorado Springs - Directory of Jefferson City & Cole Co: "Disposed of brewery and became partner with Lawrence in Colorado Springs, doing wholesale liquor business, Lawrence ran it. Prominent and wealthy citizen." The Illustrated Sketch Book and Directory... pg 375: "In addition to this and other property interests in Jefferson City, Mr. Wagner is a stockholder in the First Nation Bank... 1895 DEATH of father, George Wagner, obit September 1895: "Living: Conrad... in Jefferson City..." 1896-1908 HISTORY: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Daily Capital News, Post Tribune May 1932: "Prominent in business and civic enterprises. Director of First Nat'l Bank from 1896-1908." 1900 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jeff City:film #1240850;A/C Img 16,pg 8B,6-6,Dw 163,181-113 Ashley St: WAGNER, Conrad 51/GY bn May 1849 (Gy,Gy) md 21yrs-retired brewer; Theresia-wife 42/MO bn Jan1858 (Gy,Gy) md 21, 5/7 children living; Adolph-son 19/MO bn April 1881 (MO,MO)-drug clerk; Edwin-son 17/MO bn July 1882-drug clerk; Emil-son 14/M bn April 1886-school; Paul-son 3/MO bn Nov 1896; Katherine [shows Wagner and mothr/law-birth is right for his mother] 71/GY bn April 1829(Gy,Gy) widow-em 1846; Katie WOLFRUM-svt 24/MO, bn June 1875 (Gy,Gy) S-svt [dau of Ulrich]. Same block, #107 Ashley St. is Peter Gretlein, Ninne and dau Venita 1910 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 9,pg 180,19 Apr,Dw 88/94-113 Ashley St: WAGNER, Conrad-head 60/MO (GY,GY) md1x-32 yrs, no occupation; Theressa-wife 52/MO (GY,GY) md1x-32 yrs, 5/7 children living, no occ; Frieda K-dau 25MO (MO,MO) single proof reader-ct house; Emil G-son 22/MO single clerk in law office; Paul H-son 13/MO (MO,MO) single-no occ. 1920 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jeff City:Anc Img 14,1-9,Dw 38,204-105 1/2 E. High St: Conrad Wagner age 70/MO (GY, GY)md, no occupation; Theresia-wife 61/MO (GY,GY)md, no occ, living with son Adolph Wagner & dau-in-law Hannah 1920 DEATH of brother, Christopher A Wagner, obit 14 Dec 1920: "...The following relatives survive...4 bros: Conrad of this city; Lawrence of Sedalia; Henry of Mabton WA; and Louis of Denver CO. 1928 50th WED ANN: Post Tribune, Jeff City Monday, Oct 8, 1928 - 50th Wed Anniversary: "Mr and Mrs Conrad Wagner, 623 East High Street, pioneer residents of this section, are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary today. Members of the family have arrived here from various parts of the country, and a banquet this evening at the Missouri Hotel conclude the day's celebration. Mr and Mrs Wagner, aged 79 and 70 years respectively, have lived in Jeff City a greater part of their married life and head one of the most prominent families of this section. Seven children were born: Otto and George, twins, died when three months old. The others were Adolph, Edwin, Frieda, Emil and Paul. The first three are married. There is one grand daughter, Miss Ruth, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Adolph Wagner of Jefferson City. Mr and Mrs Edwin Wagner reside in St Louis, Mr and Mrs Wm Herfurth reside in Boise Idaho, as does Emil Wagner. Paul resides in Marshfield, Oregon. Mr Wagner was born May 1, 1849, nine miles east of Jefferson City near Schuberts, where his father and grandfather settled in seven years before. The National Highway which was then just being completed, ran through this farm. Mr Wagner assisted his father in farming and in the brewery business which they had established on the farm. They resided there until 1870, when they left the farm to come to Jefferson City where they purchased the old Gundlefinger Brewery. The Brewery was then conducted under the name of the C and L Brewery Company until sold to the Moerschel brothers in 1892. During the years in the brewery the Wagners installed the first ice plant in Central Missouri. They later entered business in Colorado Springs, and in 1902 engaged in the lumber business in Missouri and Arkansas. Mr Wager was prominent in the progress of Jefferson City in the early days. For twelve years, 1896 to 1908, he served as a stockholder and director of the First National Bank. He was greatly interested in any activities for the advancement of the city and was connected with many such movements. He retired from active business, however, twenty years ago. Mrs Wagner, nee Theresia C Walther, was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Walther and was born at the farm home near the mouth of the Moreau, January 8 1858. She spent her early years on the farm there and was educated in the schools in Jefferson City. They were married Oct 8, 1878, the wedding taking place on the Moreau and was one of the largest affairs of its kind in those days. Hundreds of relatives and other acquaintances attended from Cole and Osage Counties. The two well known residents, although advanced in age, are active and in exceptionally good health. Mr Wagner finds time to take frequent trips through the woodlands near here on hunting expeditions. He is one of the most ardent squirrel hunters in the section. Mrs Wagner keeps busy with her house work which gives her great enjoyment. Hundreds of congratulations were extended to them today by friends in Jeff City and surrounding communities. All the living children are here for the celebration." 1930 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp-1st pt:A/C Img 33,pg 40,4-17, Dw 290,387-623 High St: WAGNER, Conrad-head 80/MO (Gy,Gy) md at 29, no occupation, own home, value $8000; Theresia C-wife 72/MO (Gy, Gy) md at 20, no occupation 1932 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole-Jefferson City: Conrad Wagner died 21 May 1932, buried in the German Evangelical Cemetery, Death Certificate #15660. He gave Cemetery land to the German Evangelical Church across the street from his home, located between Washington and Broadway. When the freeway went through, the cemetery was moved to one end of Riverview Cemetery, and everyone was moved. Children living: Adolph-Jeff City, Edwin-St Louis, Frieda and Emil-Boise, Idaho; Paul-Salem, Oregon; one grandaughter, Ruth-Jeff City. Three brothers: Lawrence-Sedalia; Louis-Denver; Henry-Los Angeles; Mrs. George Peasner. NOTES: Conrad's nickname - "Coon". Wife, Theresia nicknamed "Tracy". Married by JJ Sommers, Justice of Peace, at home of Albert Walther. Witnesses: George Walther and Catherine Wagner, Henry Wagner and Elizabeth Walther. Postcard from Conrad to Mrs Conrad Wagner, dated 12 Sept 1898 from Germany. "I am now here with Mrs Timmer, sister of Mrs Ott. Thursday I will go to Nuernberg and from there to Meitlingen, your mothers birthplace. From there I go to Miltenberg, then to Potsdam to see Runges (sp?) folks and from there to Hamberg and pr (?) Stramerhouse Oct 2nd will drop postal over in a while been from Mietlingen I will write letter. The Ruins you observe on card are "alv robber roasts" about 700 years old. Preserve all cards I write home." Postcard from Conrad to Mrs Joe Penninger 12 Aug 1898 from Germany. "Just got letter from home after I wrote yesterday. This is a fine place though too cold. Need overcoat every morning. Tell Susie I ....fellow for her. Will bring him or shall ship him by express. Glad to hear little Paul is keeping well. Go to Bavaria next Wednesday to visit parents old house. Love to Joe and Susie. Is Joe running for sheriff? Remember me to all at home. With love, your Bro Conrad Wagner." Postcard from Conrad to Mrs Joe Penninger 18 Sep 1898 from Germany. "Dear Sister. Afternoon yesterday I skiied in your mother's birthplace, Mietlingen. The old house is still in good condition and a great many still living there. Knew and remembered your mother and all the Goser family and all wish to be remembered. This morning I attended Ch services in the Ulmer Minstern. The steeple is 500 feet high. Tell Joe will be back in time to vote for him. Love to all. Yours, Conrad Wagner." Directory of Jefferson City and Cole County, pg 374: Conrad Wagner was born on a farm near Osage City, this county, May 1, 1849, acquiring his early education in the district school nearby. He later attended Jones' Commercial College, St Louis, graduating in the class of 1869, from where he returned to the home of his father George Wagner, and later removed to Jefferson City. Here he worked in the brewery his father had recently purchased from John Gundlefinger, continuing here until his father retired from business in 1887, when he, in partnership with his brother, Lawrence, operated the brewery successfully until 1892, when it was disposed of to the present proprietors, the Moerschel Brothers. He then engaged in the wholesle wine, beer and liquor business in Colorado Springs, being associated in this business with his brother, Lawrence, and in which he still retains his interest, his brother looking after the business. In addition to this and other property interests in Jefferson City, Mr Wagner is a stockholder in the First National Bank, of which he is a director. He was united in marriage October 8, 1878, to Theresa C., daughter of Albert Walther, a prominent farmer near Ewing Station. To this union have been born four sons and one daughter: Adolph L is a druggist with G A Fischer; Edwin L is also a druggist in the employ of J L Wright; Miss Frieda is at school in Colorado Springs; Emil and Paul are home. Mr Wagner is a member of the Evangelical Central Lutheran church. His business movements in life have been attended with uniform financial success, and , as a result, he is now able to live in comparative retirement, although still in the prime of life. His home is 113 West Ashley Street.	Wagner, Conrad (I10)
2140	1849 BIRTH: MO,Linn Co: John P Newton born 16 July 1849 1876 MARRIAGE #1: MO,Sullivan Co: John P Newton md Martha Ellen Brumbaugh at her home on 28 March 1876 Sullivan Co, MO MG Lic:1845-1904, Film #1009114,Bk 977.8235 V25e, p 49 IGI M515851 1845-1881 Sull Co, MO film #1009114 SS:22 Feb 1986 Lange 1908 DEATH of wife #1: MO,Adair Co-Kirksville: Martha Ellen Brumbaugh died 3 August 1908 1909 HISTORY: TX-El Paso: Browning Leader Rcd 17 June 1909: "J P Newton and children, Marie and Charley accompanied by Maurine Holding arrived here from El Paso, TX. [may not mean lived there-to ck out] Also 26 Aug 1909: Marie Newton and Maurine Holding visit PG Brumbaugh. 9 Sep 1909: Maurine Holding guest of grandfather J P Newton, home El Paso. 1910 MARRIAGE #2: John P Newton md Mrs Belle [Laura] Richardson 5 December 1910 Browning Ldr Rcd Thursday 9 Dec 1909 "J P Newton md Laura Richardson, ME Church, residence of bride on Sunday [Dec 5]. 1911 HISTORY: KS-Howard: Browning Ldr Rcd 10 March 1910: Mr and Mrs Newton and J Woxley home near Howard KS [Ells Co]; also 23 March 1911: J Newton and wife in Howard KS new home. 1912 HISTORY: KS,Cowley Co-Winfield: Browning Ldr Rcd 21 March 1912: J P Newton and family to Winfield KS - new home. 1916 DEATH,BURIAL: KS-Winfield: John P Newton died 10 February 1916; buried Jenkins Cemetery south of Browning in Linn Co MO BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Obit Browning Ldr Rcd pg 61 abstracts, Feb 1916. John P Newton, bn Linn Co 16 Jul 1849 dd Feb 10 1916. 28 Mar md Mattie Brumbaugh, 7 children bn, 4 living: Mrs Matie Bailey, Marie Newton LA; Mrs Floy McClelland, Gilman City MO; Charley of home. Those deceased are Mrs Lora Johnson, Mabel Clair and John. Wife dd 9 Aug 1908. On Dec 5 1910 md Mrs Belle Richardson, who survives. Dd Winfield Kansas where he lived, remains back to Browning where bur beside first wife in Jenkins Cem. NOTES: Aft wife's dth, Browning Ldr-Rcd 3 Sep 1908: Rev Henry to rent JP Newton residence. Also same paper: JP Newton, son Charley, dau Marie, & H(M)attie Bailey started for Mesilla New Mexico Sunday (8-30)	Newton, John P (I2046)
2141	1849 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan: Dee Galatin Smith born 19 Novembe 1849, birth calculated from tombstone inscription 1850 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Dist# 96: film# 443628-pg 623,4 Sep 1850,Dw #112: Dejatiton (spell) Smith 8/12-MO [male], son of Meshack and Elizabeth A Smith 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Scottsville Twp: pg 59, Dw #393: D Gatteton Smith 11/MO, son of Meshack and Elizabeth A Smith 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Milan PO: pg 14, Dw #108: Llu G Smith 20/MO [male], son of Meshach and Elizabeth A Smith 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Browning City: Dw #268: Dee J Smith 29/MO, son of Meshack and Elizabeth Smith 1882 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Dee Gallatin Smith md Laura A Van Horn 4 January 1882 1893 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co: Dee Gallatin Smith died 10 November 1893, buried Hoover Cemetery, tombstone: "D G Smith dd 10 Nov 1893, 43 yrs 11 mo, 21 dys." Also 2 stones nearby: Genevieve M Smith 17 Dec 1913-17 Dec 1913 and Laura A Smith 26 July 1864-15 Feb 1923. And obit Browning Ldr-Rcd Vol IV pg100, 3 Jul 1947:"John W Smith son of Dee & Laura A Smith bn 25 Jun 1891 Browning" Also Hoover Cem, Sullivan MO Cem Rcds by Ellsberry pg 38	Smith, Dee Gallatin (I5012)
2142	1849 BIRTH: PA, Linn or Green Co: Lydia Anna Jolly born June 1849, daughter of Lot B and Mary Jolly 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Milan PO: 27 July,Dw #167/167: Lydia A Jolly 20/PA, school teacher, dau of Mary M Jolly 1875 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Jacob R Lantz md Ann E Jolley 28 Jul 1875 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Browning City:1 June,Dw 248: Lydia A Lantz 50/PA bn June 1849 (PA,VA) 1/2 children living, wife of Jacob R Lantz 1915 HIST: Obit of mother Dec 1915: "4 childen... Mrs J R Lantz of Browning..." 1933 DEATH: MO, Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: Anna Jolley Lantz died 7 May 1933; buried Hoover Cemetery	Jolley, Lydia Anna (I8998)
2143	1849 BIRTH: PA: Adelaide F Smith born 22 January 1849, based on tombstone inscription c1874 MARRIAGE: Truman Stone md Addie F Smith, estimated marriage year based on birth of first child shown in 1880 census 1880 CENSUS:PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp:Anc.com-pg 35[130],[no date], dwell 343 fam 348: STONE, Truman 33/PA (PA,PA) farmer; Addie 31/PA (NC,PA); Anna 7/PA; Jennie 2/PA; Frank PARMENTOR 9/PA-servant 1896 DEATH of husband: PA,Susquehanna Co: Truman Stone died 29 March 1896 [no place shown-estimated place] 1900 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp:Anc.com Img 10-pg 5B,4 June,dwelling 116,family 118: STONE, Addie 44/PA bn Oct 1853 ?? (PA,PA) widow, 2/2 children living; Jennie 22/PA bn Jan 1878 (PA,PA) living with Michael Libby[couldn't read a lot of this well-ck out] -head 37/PA bn 1853, single (Eng,Eng) shows her as his grandaughter, but he younger than she is - I think it looks like housekeeper 1905 DEATH,BURIAL: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock: Adelaide F Stone died 5 August 1905; buried Dimock Cemetery, tombstone inscription: "Adelaide F Smith wife of T. Stone b. 1-22-1849 dd 8-5-1905"	Smith, Adelaide F (I9311)
2144	1849 BIRTH: PA: Hannah Jane Anthony born December 1849, re 1900 census 1850 CENSUS: PA,Mercer Co-Shenango Twp: AC Img 8,pg 8, 4 Sep, Dw 53,54: ANTHONY, Benjamin 60/ARK carpenter; Mary Ann 24/OH; Wm 4/Mercer Co Camick 6/12-Mercer Co 1860 CENSUS: IL,Fulton Co-Pleasant Twp: AC I,g 15, pg 188, 10 July, Dw 1379.1343: ANTHONY, Benj'm 72/PA farmer [$100]; Fanny A 55/OH; William 14/PA; Hannah J 10/PA; John C 9/PA 1865 MARRIAGE: IL,Fulton Co: 1851-1900 IL Marriages: Able L Pickering md Hannah J Anthony 21 Dec 1865 in Fulton Co. See Co Ct Rcds Lewistown IL 1880 CENSUS: ILL,Fulton Co-Bernadette: AC Img 22,p22, 11 June, Dw 88,88: PICKERING, Abel L 40/OH (OH,OH) md farmer; Hannah J-wife 30/PA (PA,OH)keep house; Aminda-dau 11/IL (OH,PA); Caraline-dau 8/18; Albert-son 5/IL; next pg: Imogene-dau 3/IL; Hiram A-son 10/12-bn Aug/IL 1885 STATE CENSUS: NEB: A L Pickering bn about 1840, Birth yr: 45/OH, white, census date 2 June 1885 in Industry, Phelps, Nebraska pg 9 1900 CENSUS: ARK,Bento Co-Hico Twp, 9 June, Dw 46,47 [Benton Co?]: PICKERING, Able L-head 60/OH bn Aug 1839 (OH,OH)md 35yrs, a farmer, own farm with mortgage; Hannah J-wife 50/PA bn Dec 1849 (PA,OH)md 35yrs, 10/12 children living; Hiram A-son 20/IL bn Aug 1879 (OH,PA)S farm laborer; Lottie J-dau 18/NE bn Jan 1882; Ross A-son 15/NE bn Sep 1884; Lela A-dau 12/NE bn June 1887; Effa V-dau 9/NE bn July 1890; Aaron E-son 6/NE bn July 1893 1910 CENSUS: ARK,Bento-Hico: Img 23,p 31, 4 May, Dw 241,242 [Benton Co?]: PICKERING, Able-head 70/OH (US,US)md 1 time 45yrs, farmer-own; Hanna-wife 60/PA (US,US)md 1 time 45yrs, 10/12 children living; Aaron-son 16/NE (OH,PA) 1917-18 MILITARY: WY,Converse Co-Shawnee: WWI Draft Registration Card 1917-1918: FHL Roll 1993072: Anc.com Img 72: PICKERING, Aaron Earl, age 24, home Shawnee WY, bn July 6, 1893, Natural born Atlanta Nebr, a farmer, Shawnee, Converse Co, WYO, mother only - support, single white, exemption from draft - dependant relation. 1920 CENSUS: ARK,Benton-Hica Twp: A/C Img 17, pg 223, 27 January, Dw 199,203: ALLEY, Walter-head 34/Ark (GA,GA) md general farmer, own farm with mortgage; Effie - wife 29/NE (PA,PA) md - no occupation; Alfred-son 8/Ark (Ark,NE); Maxine-dau 4/Ark; Hannah PICKERING-mthr in lw 70/PA (PA,PA) Single 1929 DEATH? OH: Hannah L Anthony died 13 Oct 1929, Hamilton Co Ohio [ck out-if Able md again in 1911, she may have taken her maiden name back?]	Anthony, Hannah Jane (I10716)
2145	1849 BIRTH: PA: John Gavit born 26 Feb 1849 in Dimock, re World Tree Project ID: 1024 1860 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna-Jessup, Montrose PO: pg 730-31, 11 July, Dwelling 253, family 246: John Gavitt age 11 born PA, son of Prentice and Emeline Gavitt c1875 MARRIAGE: PA,Susquehanna Co: John Gavitt md Celia or Laelia S Bailey about 1875, re 1910 census 1880 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna-Lathrop Twp: Anc.com Img 2, pg B2, 2 June, Dw 16/16: GAVITT, John 31/PA (PA,PA) - carpenter; Celia-wife 25/PA (PA,PA) housekeeping 1900 CENSUS: to find 1902 HIST: Will of mother, Emeline S Gavitt of Dimock Twp, 27 November 1902: "...I give and bequeath to my 2 sons John and Leroy and my daughter Elisabeth md to Jebes Ely, sum of $5.00 each..." 1910 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Montrose Twp: HQuest...... May 2, pg 4B/0201, Dw 97/99-Montrose & South Rd: GAVITT, John P-head 61/PA (PA,PA) md 1x 35yrs-house carpenter; Laelia S-wife 55/PA (PA,PA) md 1x 35 yrs 0/0 children; Ottis J BAILEY-father in law 78/PA (PA,PA) widow 1920-30 CENSUSES: to find NOTES: CK out: World Tree ID 1024, my submission #5 c1850-1939 Bridgewater, CONF lived in Bridgewater, farmer/carpenter The Gavitt Family of Westerly RI pg 36: "John... Occupation: farmer/carpenter."	Gavitt, John (I9337)
2146	1849 BIRTH: TX,Denton Co: Wilson Medlin born 6 February 1849 to Lewis & Clarinda Eades Medlin 1850 CENSUS: TX,Denton Co, 30 Oct: Wilson Medlin 1/TX, son of Lewis & C Medlin 1860 CENSUS: TX, Denton Co: Wilson Medlin 11/TX, son of Lewis & Clarissa Medlin 1870 CENSUS: TX, Denton Co, 20 Aug: Wilson Medlin 21/TX-farm laborer, son of Lewis & Clarinda Medlin 1871 MARRIAGE: TX: Wilson Medlin married Nancy Jackson Loving 27 Oct 1871 1915 DEATH, BURIAL: TX: Wilson Medlin died 27 Oct 1915; buried Medlin Cemetery near Roanoke Texas	Medlin, Wilson (I8554)
2147	1849 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole County Marriages Bk A, p 276 (Conrad from St. Louis). Paul LePage, Jefferson City, MO. IMMIGRATION: Jcb Wuger (21) from Wurtlig, Jan 1840 - CHECK OUT. bef 1863 DEATH: "Missouri and Missourians", Vol V. Johan Wielandy married Kunigunda Wagner, a widow with four children, in 1963. Conrad must have died after last child born in 1859 (or just before). NOTES: Paul LePage-Grandma and Grandpa Wagner visted Mrs.Wuger. Robert P Wagner has family pictures of Clara and Sophia Wuger. Paulus Wagner will, May 1871, shows Wuger and Wucker. CK OUT.	Wuger, Conrad (I266)
2148	1849 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co-IGI M515851/0092,1845-1881: O N md M P Newman 11 Apr 1849 1850 CENSUS: MO, Sullivan Co: NEWMAN, Mike P; Olive; Laura 1/MO MG: "Descendants of John and Abigail Thulo". Mike md again. 1860 CENSUS: MO, Sullivan Co: NEWMAN, Mike; Laura 12/MO; John 9/MO; child 6/12 MO and a new wife.	Newman, Mike P (I4490)
2149	1850 BIR,1912 DTH,BUR: COL CO PA CEM RCDS,FHL flm#1486660/pg 1-Summerhill Cem: Obadiah Michael 1850-1912. Same cem as parents, br & sis. CK OUT; 1850-1870 Columbia Co PA censuses: Obed 5/12 PA, Obed 10/PA, Obed 20/PA 1850 BIR,1870 MG,REL,POL,1912 DTH,BUR,HIST: COL & MONTOUR CO HIST & BIOG ANNALS/pg 1140: Obediah bn 13 Feb 1850 Briarcreek TWP, rec'd schooling there. On 24 Mar 1870 Obediah Michael md Ida K Markle, bn 25 Mar 1859 Scott TWP, dau of Moses & Ester Remley Markle. United Evangelical Church. Democrat. Dd13 Jan 1912, bur Summerhill Cem. Worked on father's farm until md, then for bro Gideon until he rented a farm of 115 acres, after conducted by his sons, He ran this farm until dd, buying it abt 1895. Also was helper in blacksmith dept of Jackson & Woodin Mfg Co few yrs, also under contract by them to clear their land of timber. 1886 LAND: PA,Col Co Land BK42/pg647-5 Mar 1886, Stephen & Sarah A Michael to Obed Michael: 3 acres 80p in BriarCrk TWP (pt land Catherine Gansel etal to Stephen) 1900 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-BriarCreek Twp, pg 6B, 11 June, Dw 126/134: MICHAEL, Obi Feb 1851-49/PA, farmer, md 19y, renting; wife Ida Mar 1862-38/PA, 6/6 children living; Gideon-son Sep (?? couldn't read) 1887-12/PA; Thomas I-son Jan 1894-6/PA; Moses E-son Oct 1895-4/PA; Mildred M-dau Sep 1897-2/PA; Melvin-son Mar 1899-1/PA; Edna-dau Mar 1885-15 1910 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-BriarCrk Twp 2 May, Mtn Rd-Dw #298/298: MICHAEL, Obediah 58/PA(PA,PA)md 30y-no occ; Ida 52/PA(PA,PA) 7/13 chldrn; Gideon 22/PA-s laborer; Edna 25/PA; Irvin 16/PA; Earl 14/PA; Mildred 12/PA; Melvin 10/PA; Helen 7/PA 1927 WILL OF BRO: PA,Columbia Co Cths cc-15 Dec 1927 extraction: Gideon Michael bequeathed 1/4 estate to children of dec'd bro, Obet: Gideon, Thomas, Earl and Melvin Michael, Edna Stout, Mildred Belles, and Helen Michael	Michael, Obediah (I7440)
2150	1850 BIR,CENSUS: 1880 Limestone Co TX, 1900 & 1910 Coke Co TX Censuses. Paul W Henderson: Richard bn Houston Co 14 Nov 1850. Known as Ed. Pam's: Bastrop Co TX 1880 CENSUS: TX,Limestone Co-precinct 5, Vol 22, Ed 93, 51, 19: Hallmark, Ed 29/TX, M.J. 27/MO, J. A 6/TX, Jno B-m 4/TX, A.C.-m 2/TX. 1900 CENSUS: TX, Coke Co-prec #2, Vo 19, Ed 14, 13, 61: Hallmark... Nov 1850/TX, Mary J Feb 1853/NC; Pinkney A-m Mar 1884 16/TX; Ollie D-m Dec 1887 12/TX; Daisy Hickman Aug 1881 18/TX; James W Hickman Nov 1873 26/TX (son in law) 1910 CENSUS: TX,Coke Co: Hallmark, Edmond R 59; Mary J 56/NC, Ollie D 22. 1920-40 CENSUSES: To get 1943 DEATH, BURIAL: Izora McGinty, 1962: Bronte Cem NOTES:1963-Re Molly Hallmark & Izora McGinty, Richard was called Ed. Md Molly Thacker. Pam has photo of Ed & Molly. Ed's family depended upon him for business decisions. Went with his wife 20 yrs bef md her. First class carpenter-built home so well. Aft wife dd,left home. Eddie so intelligent, but when wife dd he quit, gave up. Mormon Elders were with his parents and stayed with them. Sometimes 15-20 Elders from time to time. Hadn't decided which church to join, Mormon or Church of Christ. Eddy decided Church of Christ and all of family but Jimmy joined too. Jimmy went to Oregon to be with church people. Eddie very influential with family. Richard blind 20 yrs bef dd at 93. Had 3 boys-all dd. 2 girls-now living in Fort Worth (Delia,Daisy) 1 boy killed on tractor when driving it on highway.(also said Ben killed on tractor - ??) Ed's 4th child Daisy, passed away abt a week ago. Had talked with her; felt pretty good but dd that morning.(Hallmark bk=6,8,1,2) Grandson md Australian girl during war-came home after war, but went back and hasn't been back since. One son went to Pen. Into trouble Bronc City TX (store?) Ed & younger bro Ben went to Coke County "Fairway" (??). Ed, Jasper, Jack - Concho Co..? (Bronte Cem, Coke Co?) CHECK OUT: Bastrop Co Deeds flm #965198 p 110 Mar 1857. One estate by Adams, also mtg.	Hallmark, Richard Edmond (I1839)