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2201	1853 BIR,1854 DTH,BUR: COL CO PA CEM RCDS,FHL flm#1486660-Summerhill Cem pg20: Stephen Michael 1818-1911; wife Sarrah 1826-1899; Charles son of S & S Michael dd 2 May 1854, 1m27d	Michael, Charles (I7497)
2202	1853 BIRTH: Oregon Territory: Moses Neal born 1853 1870 CENSUS: OR,Lane Co-Eugene Twp, Eugene City 15-16 June, #227/227: Moses Neal 15/OR, son of Aldy & Alvira Neal c1875 MARRIAGE: Aug 1997 letter from Kathy McCord to Pam Wagner: Moses Neal md Nora B Nickels 1929 DEATH: Moses Neal died 1929, no place shown.	Neal, Moses (I7263)
2203	1853 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Elizabeth Wagner born 15 Jan 1853 Evangelical Church records Jeff City, Cole Co, MO, 1873. Notes by Conrad Wagner in Family religeous book, Robert P Wagner. 1853 DEATH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Elizabeth Wagner died 11 Nov 1853; probably buried by grandparents, Paulus and Kunegundy Wagner at old brewery cemetery on top of the hill. Notes by Conrad Wagner in Family religeous book, Robert P. Wagner. Probably buried by Paulus Wagner (Evelyn Peasner, Jeff City MO) at brewery cemetery. Bob remembers father saying several children buried there. No markers. [could have been wooden, grandparent's stones replaced a few years ago by Paul Wagner LePage.	Wagner, Elizabeth (I23)
2204	1853 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Margareth Wagner born 23 Dec 1853 [Margarethe or Margaretha?] Notes written by Conrad Wagner in family religeous book belonging to Robert P. Wagner. 1854 DEATH: MO,Coel Co-Jefferson City: Margareth Wagner died 7 Apr 1854; probably buried in old brewery cemetery on top of hill with Paulus Wagner. Robert P Wagner remembers his father saying several children were buried there, no markers [probably wooden]. (Evelyn Peasner of Jefferson City MO) Notes by Conrad Wagner in family religeous book belonging to Robert P. Wagner.	Wagner, Margareth (I24)
2205	1853 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: George William Walther born 8 February 1853, son of Albert Walther and Catherine Proebstel. 1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp, Dw 783: George as 6 years old, son of Albert and Maria Walther 1870 CENSUS: to get 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole-Liberty Twp: Anc.com Img 13, pg 17, 16 June, Dw155/155: George W Walther age 26, born in Missouri (Bavaria,Wurtemburg, single farmer, son of Mary A Walther 1881 MARRIAGE: MO,Benton Co-Bailers Mill: George W Walther over 21 of Jefferson City md Louisa M Guenther over 18, of Bailers Mill, Benton Co, 27 October 1881 by Justice of the Peace Fried Bahrenburg. 1900 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp:Film #1240850, Vol 24,36,11,74-128 E. McCarty Street: WALTHER, George 47/MO bn Feb 1853; Louise 46/MO bn Mar 1854; Hilda 16/MO bn Jan 1884 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp/city: Anc.com Img 13, sheet 7A, 22 April, Dwelling 126/140: WALTHER, Geo W-head 57/MO (Eur-GY,GY) md 1 time 29yrs, Undertaker,furniture; Louisa M-wife 56/MO (Eur-GY,GY) md 1 time 29yrs, 1/1 child living,no occupation; Hilda E WYMORE-dau 26/MO (MO,MO) md 1 time 2yrs, 1/1 child living; Frank WYMORE-son-in-law 29/MO (MO,KY) md 1 time 2yrs, Undertaker; Carl F WYMORE-grdson 7/12-MO (MO,MO); Fred WYMORE-boarder 19/MO (MO,KY) bkkpr-furniture. 1900[?] HISTORY: Illustrated Sketch Book and Directory of Jefferson City and Cole County, page 351: "George W Walther, dealer in furniture and undertker, 106 West High Street, Jefferson City, is a son of Squire Albert Walther, a native of Bavaria, Germany, who immigrated to America in 1839 and settled on farm in Cole County, from which place he removed to Jefferson City in 1866. Here he engaged in the grocery business two years, when he disposted of his interest and returned to his farm, where he died April 15, 1879. The subject of this sketch was born on the farm, eight miles east of Jefferson City, February 8, 1853. His early education was in the neighboring schools. Coming with his father to Jefferson City, in 1866, he finished his eduation in the public schools of this city. Except for the few years his father lived in Jefferson City, he was continuously with him on the farm until twenty-seven years of age, a good portion of the time managing the business, and was successful in growing wheat and potatoes, and also in raising stock. In 1880 he purchased the old homestead, which he continuted to run successfully until August, 1895, when he removed to Jefferson City, and engaged in his present business, which he has continued ever since. He was united in marriage October 27, 1881, to Miss Louise, daughter of Fred Guenther, a prominant farmer of Morgan County, Mo. To this union has been born one child, a daughter, Hilda Elizabeth, who is now at home. In the fall of 1894 Mr Walther was the nominee of the Republican party for the office of Collector of Cole County but defeated, but he was defeated by Thomas Mahan, the Democratic nominee, by a small majority. He is a member of Evangelical Central church, of the IOOF, and brotherhood of Elks, a most worthy citizen, who is highly esteemed by all who knew him intimately." HISTORY OF COLE (ETC) COUNTIES, Goodspeed, p 207: "Aztec or Indian mounds - collection which have excited the greatest interest on farm of late Albert Walther, just east of Moreau, near where it empties into the Missouri...statement made after confirmed by George Walther now living on father's place. NOTES: from trip to Jeff City by Bob and Pam Wagner in 1989-George W. Walther a brother to Theresia Catherine Walther, he had a furniture store not far from court house. He was an undertaker at 106 High Street, Walter-Wymore, partner Frank Wymore, George was Senior member. CHECK OUT - "The Daily Post", Jeff City, 13 May 1913. Short notice of estate of Jno C. Walther, Geo. W. Walther, administrator. (who Jno?) Evangelical Church records show a Jno C Walther died 1912.	Walther, George William (I34)
2206	1853 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co: Emma Wuger born 14 Jul 1853 CENSUS: Evangelical Church records Jeff City MO. 1880, 1900 St Louis, MO censuses. Will of Grandfather, Paulus Wagner, shows "Elna" Wuger. 1871 HISTORY: Will of Grandfather, Paulus Wagner, May 1871: "3rd give and bequeath to my daughter Kunigunde Wagner, now married to Jno F Wielandy, the sum of $2500.00, Two thousand five hundred dollars, conditioned that the said Kunigunde Wielandy born Wagner receive the interest of said sum of #2000.00 during her lifetime, and at the time, when, her four children of her first marriage with Conrad "Wucker" named Julius, Elna, Sophia and Clara Wuger shall arrive at age then said sums shall be equally divided among them, and they shall thereafter be bound to pay the interest on said sum to their mother during her life time--in case of the death of my said daughter Kunigunde, said sum and interest shall go to said 4 children or their heirs from the day of her death. Said sum shall be paid to my daughter Kundigunde by my son George Wagner one year after my death without interest."	Wuger, Emma (I267)
2207	1853 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co-Milan: Andrew J Arthurs born 12 February 1853, son of Joseph Arthurs and Sarah M Bingham 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Milan: Anc.com Img 221,pg 273,11 Sept,Dw 1535,1535: ARTHURS, Joseph 44/TN [value $960,512]; Mary 38/KY; Caroline 22/TN domestic; Joseph 14/MO-school; George M 12/MO-school; Sophia M 10/MO; Andrew J 7/MO; James K 5/MO; Newton J 3/MO; Thomas C 2/MO; Mandia M 6/12-MO; Frances 2/MO 1874 MARRIAGE:MO, Sullivan Co: Andrew J Arthurs md Amanda Melvina Brumbaugh 13 September 1874, md by Jesse Goins, Minister of the Gospel Brumbaugh Family Bible, Browning MO (Oct 1992) IGI SS: 22 Feb 1986 Lange & film 1761008 SS:29 Oct 1992 Boise-6 child 1880 CENSUS: MO,Macon Co-Drake Twp: Anc.com Img 6,pg 25, 15 June, Dw 152,159: ARTHUR, Andrew 27/MO (MO,MO) farmer; Amanda-wife 27/IA (IA,IA) keeping house 1900 CENSUS: MO,Vernon Co-Moundville: Anc.com Img 125,pg 279;12 June,Dw 149,149: ARTHURS, Andrew-head 47/MO bn Aug 1853 (KY,KY) md 25 yrs-farmer,renting; Amanda M-wife 44/IA bn June 1855,md 25yrs, 6/7 children living; Laura M-dau 17/MO bn Nov 1882 (MO,IA)single; Flossie-dau 14/MO bn Mar 1883-at school; William A-son 5/MO bn Aug 1892; Lovey S-dau 1IND bn Aug 1899 1910 CENSUS: OK,Mayes Co-Adair: Anc.com Img 9,pg 87,27 Apr, Dw 84,87: ARTHURS, Andrew-head 57/MO (SC,US) md 35 yrs,gen farmer,rent: Amanda-wife 54/IA(TN,US)md 35yrs, 6/7 children living; Emma C-dau 15/MO (MO,IA); Lovie J-dau 11/OK (MO,IA) 1920 CENSUS: OK,Delaware Co-Twp 3: Anc.com Img 7, pg 200, 10 Jun, Dw 69,69-Vine St: ARTHURS, Andrew J-head 66/MO (SC,TN) no occ; Amanda M-wife 64/IA (PA,Ind) no occ. HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co-north of Browning: Obit of Andrew June 1925: "...He formerly lived north of Browning 1925 DEATH: OK-Braman: Andrew J Arthurs died 22 June 1925	Arthurs, Andrew J (I2045)
2208	1853 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: Fielden Sampson Johnson born 12 January 1853 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan: pg 680, Dw 397: Sampson Johnson 7/MO, son of Elizabeth Johnson 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Milan PO: Pg 196, 23 Jul,Dw 46: Fieldin S Johnson 17/MO, son of Sarah E Johnson 1874 MARRIAGE: Fielden Sampson Johnson md Amanda Clark 18 March 1874 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,ED 199: film #1254738-pg 179D,17 June, Dw 263/263: JOHNSON, Fielding 27/ MO (TN,TN) farmer; Amanda-wife 21/PA (PA,PA); Byron-son 5/12-MO (MO,PA); Anna HOOVER,adopted 10/MO (MO,MO) at school 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan: Dwelling #295/298: JOHNSON, Fielding R 47/MO bn Jan 1853 (TN,TN) md 26 yrs, farmer-own home; Amanda 41/PA bn Oct 1858 (PA,PA) 6/7 children living; Byron 20/MO bn Jan 1880; Mellie J 17/MO bn Nov 1882; Hinda E 14/MO bn March 1886; Addie M 11/MO bn Feb 1889; Earl 8/MO bn May 1892; Nettie A 5/MO bn Dec 1894 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp-so part ED 162:Anc.com-pg 5B,21-23 April,Dw 105/105: JOHNSON, Fielden S-head 59/MO (TN,TN) md 1x-36 yrs, stock farmer; Amanda-wife 52/PA (PA,VA) m 1x-36 yrs, 6/6 children living; Byron-son 30/MO (MO,PA) Single; Nellie J-dau 27/MO; Hinda E-dau 24/MO; Addie M-dau 21/MO; Clifton E-son 17/MO; Nettie A-dau 15/MO 1920 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp-so part,ED 165: A/C-Img 2,pg 3B(60),9 Jan,Dw 65/67: JOHNSON, Fielding S-head 66/MO (TN,TN) farmer-own farm; Amanda-wife 66/PA (PA,PA); Nellie J-dau 37/MO (MO,PA) single; Alice-dau 29/MO single RELIGEON: Obit for Fielden 1921: "Fielden Sampson Johnson... member Baptist Church in Browning, later Locust Valley." 1921 DEATH, BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co: Fielden Sampson Johnson died 2 February 1921 on same farm he was born on; buried Hoover Cemetery 1921 HIST: Obit of Fielden S Johnson Feb 1921: "...5 children: Nellie, Hinda, Mae, Earl & Alice; 2 sis Mrs A B Clark and Mrs J M Bailey. He was preceded by 2 sons, Charlie who died in infancy & Byron, who grew to manhood & dd 1913	Johnson, Fielden Sampson (I5234)
2209	1853 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan-Milan: Matilda Frances Smith born 20 Oct 1853 c1870 MARRIAGE: Matilda md Dora Martin Harlow, no date or place shown; estimated year based on birth of first child shown, Augie E born 1872 1880 CENSUS: CA,Los Angeles Co-Los Nietos:19 June, Dw# 269,fam #297: M.F. Harlow 27/MO (MO,MO) md, keeping house, wife of Dora M Harlow 1902 DEATH, BURIAL: Matilda died 1902, buried Broadway Cemetery, Whittier, Los Angeles, California	Smith, Matilda Frances (I8963)
2210	1853 BIRTH: MO: Margaretha Fischer born 25 March 1853 1872 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Margaretha Fischer md William Wagner 18 April 1872 Evangelical Church records Jeff City MO 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jeff City: Film #287758: Margaret Wagner age 27, born Missouri, wife of William Wagner 1894 DEATH,BURIAL: Margaretha Fischer Wagner died 30 May 1894, buried in Wolfrum Cemetery, Schott Rd (LePage farm)	Fischer, Margaretha (I177)
2211	1853 BIRTH: MO: Robert Lee Miller born May 1853 1874 MARRIAGE: OR,Yamhill Co: Iola EADS md Robert L MILLER on Feb 8, 1874, at the home of her uncle Levi BURDEN, children: Bill, Clint, Ella, Stella, Lillie, Howard, Jim and Fred 1880 CENSUS: OR,Yamhill Co-McMinnville Prec flm #1255084 pg24,June Dw 226: MILLER, Robert 27/MO (MO,MO) md farmer; Iola-wife 23/OR (MO,MO); Wm L-son 5/OR (MO,OR); Robert W-son 4/OR; Ella-dau 3/OR; Estella-dau 8/12, August,OR; Wm Eades-bro/law 17/OR (MO,MO) single farmer; Mittie Eades-sis/law 9/OR 1918 DEATH,BURIAL: WA,Clark Co-Vancouver: Robert Lee Miller died April 20, 1918; buried Riverview Cem, Vancouver.	Miller, Robert Lee (I2191)
2212	1853 BIRTH: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock: Sarah Elisabeth Gavitt born 12 Jan 1853, called Libby. 1860 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna-Jessup, Montrose PO: pg 730-31, 11 July, Dwelling 253, family 246: GAVITT, Prentice 35/PA farm labor for John Parke; Emeline 33/PA-wife; John 11/PA; Jane 9/PA; Elizabeth 7/PA; Wilson 6/PA; Willis 4/PA 1870 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp: Img 13-pg 229, 18 August , dwelling 9, family 9: Sarah Gavitt 17 yrs old born PA, at home-school, daughter of Emelina Gavitt c1871 MARRIAGE: Elisabeth Gavitt md Jeses Ely, no date or place shown, estimated year upon estimated birth year +18 years; World Tree Project ID 1024: Libby Gavitt md John Ely c 1881-1915 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..." NOTES: One World Tree ID 1024, my submission #5: Libby Gavitt... dd c1856-1945... md John Ely bn c1836-1856, from Dimock, md c1881-1915 NOTES: IS this our Sarah E? 1900 CENSUS: PA,Wayne Co-Lake ED 117: Anc.com Im 9, 8 June, pg 102A, Dw 101/103: ELY, B G-head 69/PA bn Nov 1830 (CT,PA) md 32yrs; Sarah E-wife 47/PA bn Oct 1852 (NY,CT) md 22 yrs, 6/6 children living; Almond G-son 19/PA bn Nov 1880(PA,PA) S; Nellie-dau 16/PA bn Jan 1884 (PA,PA); Loyd M-son 13/PA (PA,PA) bn Feb 1887; Eva-dau 9/PA (PA,PA) bn Dec 1890; Hannah-dau 8/PA (PA,PA) bn May 1892	Gavitt, Sarah Elisabeth (I9336)
2213	1853 BIRTH: WA,Thurton Co-Niqually: Elizabeth Adeline McAllister was born 4 October 1853 1859 HIST: Mother's will May 1859: "...unto my 6 children viz... Elizabeth Adeline McAlister.." 1870 MARRIAGE: CAN,British Columbia-Vidalia: Elizabeth Adeline McAllister md Isaac Pennypacker Hawk 28 June 1870 1880 CENSUS: WA,Thurston Co, WA-2nd Subdiv: 25 June, Dw# 52/53: Elizabeth Hawk 25/WA (KY,TN), wife of Isaac Hawk 1902 HIST/MG: Obit of brother, James McAllister, 1902: "...A brother & 5 sisters also living...Mrs Isaak Hawk..." 1910 CENSUS: to get 1920 CENSUS: to get 1923 DEATH,BURIAL: WA,Pierce Co-Sumner: Elizabeth Adeline McAllister died 19 May 1923- buried Masonic Cemetery, Olympia WA NOTES: Talked to Mrs Reid (Barbara Hawk) Kincy, who is going to send what she has on family.	McAllister, Elizabeth Adeline (I5464)
2214	1853 BIRTH: WA: Andrew J Chambers born 1 October 1853	Chambers, Andrew J (I8376)
2215	1854 BIR,1888 MG, 1930 DTH,BUR: Oct 1999 email, Larry Croll pg 5: Benjamin Singley bn 30 Aug 1854, son of John and Judith Bredbenner Singley, md Mary Ann Michael 14 Apr 1888, died 13 May 1930, bur Mt Zion Church Cem, Zion Grove PA-2 children: William Francis bn 27 Apr 1888, Edward Raymond bn 4 Dec 1892	Singley, Benjamin (I8196)
2216	1854 BIRTH: Alice Saunders born 6 July 1854 [no place shown] 1874 MARRIAGE: Alice Saunders md 14 October 1874, John Olin Brigham [no place shown]	Saunders, Alice (I10033)
2217	1854 BIRTH: OR,Yamhill Co-Sheridan: George Lawson Burden born Nov. 21 1854 1860 CENSUS: OR,Polk Co-Douglas Precinct, Dw #535: George Burden 5/OR, son of Levi & Sarah Burden 1870 CENSUS: OR,Yamhill Co-Sheridan 9-10 Aug, Dw 513: George Burden 15/OR, son of Levi & Sarah Burden 1893 MARRIAGE: ID,Latah Co: George L Burden (38) of Latah Co md Mrs Elmira J Shriner (23) of Latah Co on 22 January 1893. Email Nov 2002 from Connie Clapier to Pam Wagner, pg 12: George Lawson Burden md Elmira Shriner-no date or place shown; estimated marriage year based on George's birth + 20 yrs	Burden, George Lawson (I2096)
2218	1854 BIRTH: GY,Bavaria-Castlemendelheim: Wilhelm M Zuendt was born 1854, the son of Ernst Anton and Johanna Zuendt. c1860 IMMIGRATION:History of Jefferson City and Cole Co by James E Ford, pg 587: The founder of the Zuendt family in America was Baron Ernst Anton Zuendt, born in Bavaria [no date shown], who came with his family to America about 1860. He was a journalist, and worked on newspapers in Milwaukee, St Paul and St Louis, being chosen poet laureate of the Turnverein in the latter city. He came to Jefferson City as a teacher of the German language in the public schools. A number of organizations, in recognition of his work, erected a monument in his memory in this city. William M. Zuendt, oldest of his four children, was four years old when Ernst Anton Zuendt came to America. As a young man he became associated with his father-in-law, Christ Wagner in the the wholesale grocery business in this city. He had married Antonia Wagner, daughter of Christ Wagner, in 1879... William M Zuendt began as a clerk of the firm of Wagner and Scovern, later acquiring Mr. Scovern's interest in the business. He was fatally injured in the railroad wreck on the newly built St. Louis, Jefferson City and Kansas Railway on December 18, 1881 and died December 19, 1881... 1870 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City, Dw #455: ZUENDT, Ernest 51/Bav-teacher; Johanna 44/Bav; William 15/Bav; Albert 11/Wisc; Glotelde 7/Wisc. 1879 MARRIAGE: MO, Cole Co-Jefferson City: Wilhelm M Zuendt married Victoria Antonia Wagner on 7 January 1879. Evangelical Church records Jeff City MO & Cole County Marriages 1827-1900 Bk D p 172, son of Ernest and Johanna Zuendt. History of Jefferson City, Missouri's State Capital and of Cole County, by James E Ford pg 587: "William M Zuendt... He married Antonia Wagner, daughter of Christ Wagner, in 1879. 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City, pg 42, 14 June 1880, Dw #386: ZUENDT, William 26/Bav-grocer; Antonia 22/MO (Baden,Baden). Next door to Samuel Scovern. 1881 DEATH,BURIAL: Train crash outside of Russelville 18 December 1881, critically burned, died 19 December; buried Riverview Cemetery. History of Cole Co. Jeff City Daily State Journal, Dec 19 1881. "The St. Louis, Jefferson City and Kansas Railway was graded as far as Russellville in July, 1881, and on August 17 a bridge was completed across the Moreau and construction train running. December 18th of that year, a wreck on this newly built railroad killed Christopher Wagner, Green C. Berry and Oscar Monnig outright and fatally injured Chris Gemeinhardt and Willie Zuendt. All were prominent in the business life of the city and county." NOTES: Death notice for Wilhelm Eugene Zuendt: Greatgrandmother was Duchess Schloss Ranau/Bavaria. Resided at castle in Alsace-Lorraine. CHECK OUT. Paul LePage 3/1991 says William was buried in Woodlawn until wife died, then stone left but he buried in Riverview next to Antonia, buried next to Henry LePage.	Zuendt, Wilhelm M (I188)
2219	1854 BIRTH: IOWA,Lee Co: Watson Rodgers bn 20 January 1854 1860 CENSUS: Missouri,Sullivan Co-Scottsville PO, Seattle WA Archive film #630 Dwelling 804: Watson Rogers age 6 born Iowa, son of John and Fanny Rogers 1875 MG: MO,Sullivan Co MG Rcds by Ellsberry V2/pg 61: Watson Rogers md Mary E Clements by John B Harmon 15 Aug 1875; also Hist Sull Co Vol 1, pg 631 1872 LAND: MO,Sullivan Co Deeds Vol 6, pg 496 TD 9 Jan 1872: "Watson & Mary E Rogers of Sullivan Co, James W Robison of Sullivan Co to Philip Brumbaugh of Sullivan Co: SE Q SW Q 5-61-20, 40 acres [CK OUT, when md, 1875??] 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan TWP 8 Jun FHL flm #...pg 173, DW136: ROGERS, Watson 29/IA (VA,OH) farmer; Mary 25/MO (VA,VA); John 3/MO; Ida 1/MO 1882 LAND: MO,Sullivan Co Deeds V6/pg289 WD 14 Apr 1882: Watson & Mary E Rogers of Sull Co to T M Brinkley: SE Q SW Q 5-6-20, 40 acres 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp ED 151: pg 23,1 Jun FHL flm#... Dw 216/219: ROGERS, Watson 46/IA bn Jan 1854 (VA,OH) md 24 yrs,farmer,own farm; Mary E 45/MO bn July 1854 (VA,MO) 7/9 children living; Clarence W 16/MO bn Sep 1883 (IA,MO); Floyd 13/MO bn Jun 1886; Claud E 10/MO bn Jun 1889; Ada E 9/MO bn May 1891; Alpha M Dec 1893-6/MO; John Clements father in law 79/VA bn Sep 1820 (VA,VA) widowed 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan: FHL film #... pg 859, 19 April, Dw 53/53: ROGERS, Watson 76/IA (OH,OH) md 1x-34yrs, own farm, odd jobs; Mary 55/MO (VA,MO) 7/9children living; Ugene 20/MO (IA,MO) carpenter; Ada 18/MO,seamstress; Alpha 16/MO no occupation 1940 DEATH,BURIAL: Aug 1996 letter from Mary Riley: died 2 Jan, buried 3 Jan 1940 DTH,BIR,MG: Obit Browning Ldr-Rcd V4/pg 1 18 Jan 1940: Watson Rogers died 3 Jan 1940 in Reger. Services for father & grandfather attended by Mr & Mrs CE Rogers, Clarence Rogers & wife, & Elsworth Smith of KS. ORD: IGI 8006601/59 film1260662-5 Sep/12 Nov/19 Dec 1980 SL	Rodgers, Watson (I6774)
2220	1854 BIRTH: Martha Elizabeth Eades b 1854, Texas	Eades, Martha Elizabeth (I8578)
2221	1854 BIRTH: MO, Platte Co: Adelia Eads born 25 May 1854 to Isaac & Harriett Eades" 1923 DEATH,BURIAL: KS,Morris Co-Council Grove: Adelia Eades died 13 Jan 1923 in Council Grove [Morris], Kansas	Eades, Adelia (I8562)
2222	1854 BIRTH: MO,Benton Co-Bayler Mill: Louisa Marie Guenther born 25 March 1854, daughter of Fredrick Guenther and Tresse Frisch [both born Germany[ 1881 MARRIAGE: MO,Benton Co-Baylor [or Bailers] Mill: Louisa M. Guenther, over 18, of Bailers Mill, Benton Co married to George W. Walther, over 21, on 27 Oct 1881 at her home by Fried Bahrenburg, JP. 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp: FHL Film #1240850,128 E. McCarty Street: Louise Walther age 46, born Missouri March 1854, wife of George Walther 1916 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Louisa Marie Guenther Walther died 18 October 1916; buried 20 Oct, Riverview Cemetery, Jefferson City,Cole Co, MO.	Guenther, Louisa Marie (I115)
2223	1854 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Mary Kielmann born 23 January 1854, daughter of Jno Kielman and Elizabeth Wolff [both born Germany] 1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 7, pg___, 13 July, Dw 1065,1049: KIELMAN, Adam 46/GY-milkman ($500,100); Elizabeth 29/GY; Johannah 10/MO; Adam 8/MO; Mary 6/MO; Nicholas 4/MO; Elizabeth 1/MO 1870 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 116, pg 711, 9 June, Dw 470,570: KILLMAN, Elizabeth 40/Bav-housekeeping [$500]; Adam 19/MO-laborer; Mary 16/MO; Nicholas 14/MO; Elizabeth 11/MO; Andrew 4/MO;p Margret 2/MO bef Dec 1878 MARRIAGE: Mary Kielmann md Christopher A Wagner [no date or place shown], 1 son: William Herman 1900 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City:FHL Film #1240580,Anc.com Img 37,Dw351/388,816 Mulberry Street: KIELMANN, Elizabeth-head 69/GY bn Oct 1830 [GY,GY] widow,Imm 1841,own home,no occ; Mary WAGNER-dau 46/MO bn Jan 1854,no occ; William-gson 21/MO bn Dec 1878 (MO,MO) single boarder 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 5, 19 April, pg 3A,829 Mulberry: KIELMAN, Elizabeth-head 79/GY widow, no occupation; WAGNER, Mary-dau 56/MO (GY,GY) widow, no occupation; William-grandson 31/COL (MO,MO) single janitor at church. 1913 DEATH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City, MO "Daily Democrat-Tribune" 15 Dec 1913, pg 1: "Mrs. Margaret Kielman Wagner passed away Sunday afternoon at 3:45 at St Mary's Hospital after an illness of 3 months of a complication of diseases, but had only been at the hospital about 2 weeks. She was 59 years of age and was born in this city where she spent her life. She was a member of the German Evangelical Church. A sister of Nick Kielman, well known South Side booster, sister of Andrew and Margaret Kielman...funeral to take place from home, 815 Mulberry St." NOTES: Say Chris only md Mary to give William H a name. Left her short time later. Mary and William had a rough time of it after he left. In George Wagner's will, name shown as Mary Vaulman. Newspaper error as obit above? Elizabeth Kielman, mother of Mary: 1830-1911	Kielmann, Mary (I164)
2224	1854 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: John J. Walther born 18 November 1854 1860 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co, 21 June, #...: John J Walters age 6 bn Missouri, son of John Adama and Julia Walters 1870 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co: John Walters age 16 bn MIssouri, son of John A and Julia Walter 1880 MG: Cole County Mg Records Bk D p 217 shows John J. Walther md Katherine E. Meyer on 7 Dec 1880 at Ev angelical-Lutheran Church. RELIGEON: Don Walther: "John J. Walther was affiliated with Trinity Lutheran." 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City Twp: FHL film #1240850, dwelling #32/36 WALTHER, John 45/MO born Nov 1854; Katie 37/MO born June-1862; Julies 17/MO born Oct 1882; Minnie 13/MO born Oct 1886; Amiel 5MO born Nov 1894 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp: Anc.com Img 9, pg 77, 21 April, Dwelling 61,62, old St Louis Rd: WALTHER, John-head 55/MO (GY,GY) Md 1x 28 yrs, general farmer,citizen; Katherine wife 44/MO (Gy,Gy) md 1x 28yrs 4/7 children living, citizen; Emil-son 15/MO (MO,MO) S farm laborer-house farm,citizen; Martha-dau 8/MO (MO,MO) S 1926 DEATH,BURIAL: MO: John J Walther, a farmer, died 31 October 1926 at St Mary's Hospital; buried Riverview Cemetery.	Walther, John J (I232)
2225	1854 BIRTH: MO,Platte Co: Molly Eades born 1854 to Isaac & Harriet Eades Email Nov 2002, Connie Clapier pg 5: Molly Eads b 1854, Platte Co MO	Eades, Molly (I8563)
2226	1854 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co-Browning: George William Lantz was born 19 May 1854, son of Lot and Pernita Lantz 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Scottsville: 10 Aug pg 116, Dw 405: George Lantz age 7, born Missouri, son of Lot B and Pernita Lantz 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Milan: pg 189, 24 Jul, Dw 131: George W Lantz age 16, born Missouri, son of Lot B and Pernits L Lantz 1877 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: George William Lantz md Sarah Annetta Brumbaugh 3 October 1877 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp, ED 199: Anc.com Img 32,pg 31,c19 June,Dw 278/278: LANTZ, George 26/MO (PA,PA) md farmer; Sarah A 20/IA (PA,Ind); Philip-son 1/MO (MO,IA) 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Browning City,Duncan Twp: Dw #105: LANTZ, George 46/MO bn May 1854 (PA,MO) farmer md 22 yrs; Sarah-wife ../IA bn Sep 1860; Phillip A-son 21/MO bn Oct 1878; Effie M-dau 19/MO bn Oct 1880; Lena A-dau 17/MO bn Feb 1883; Chester A-sn 12/MO bn Jan 1888; Oren L-sn 9/MO bn July 1890; Mable L-dau 7/MO bn Apr 1893; Ruby A-dau 5/MO bn Apr 1895; Irvin D-sn 1/MO bn Sep 1898 1906 HISTORY: Browning Leader-Record newspaper, 31 May 1906: "George visited daughter in Carroll Co" 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan-Duncan Twp,Browning south part: Dw 81/81: LANTZ, Geo-head 55/MO (PA/MO) farmer md 32 yrs; Sarah A-wife 49/Iowa (PA/IND) 9/11 children living; Oren L 19/MO; Mabel 17/MO-seamstress; Ruby 15/MO; Dorris 5/MO; Etha 7/MO [Lived by Henry M Thurlo 95/95] 1920 CENSUS: to get [Kansas City?] 1929 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Jackson Co-Kansas City: George William Lantz died 4 March 1929; buried Hoover Cemetery [services at home of Mrs Pete Mass]	Lantz, George William (I2047)
2227	1854 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan-near Scottsville Twp: Nancy Elizabeth Adeline Smith was born 19 April 1854 1860 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Scottsville Twp: pg 59, Dw #393: Nancy E A Smith 6/MO, daughter of Meshack and Elizabeth A Smith 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Milan PO: pg 14, Dw #108: Nancy E A Smith 16/MO, dau of Meshach and Elizabeth A Smith 1880 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co-Scottsville: Nancy Elizabeth Adeline Smith md Willie Asby Clem 15 Feb 1880 1880-1912 HISTORY: Nancy's obit 1942: On farm southwest of Reger for 32 years 1912 HISTORY: MO, Grundy Co-Trenton: Nancy's obit 1942: "In 1912 moved to Trenton MO.." 1934 DEATH of husband: MO,Grundy Co-Trenton: Willie Asby Clem died 25 May 1934, buried Masonic Cemetery in Trenton. 1934 HISTORY: NE-Omaha: Obit of sister, Rebecca16 Aug 1934: "...leaves a sister Elizabeth Smith Clem, Omaha NE..." 1941-42 DEATH,BURIAL: NE,Douglas Co-Omaha: Nancy Smith Clem died at home of dau, Mrs Wm F Johannaber of Omaha NE Dec 1941, services Jan 1942. NOTES: "The Warrens and You" by Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, pg 90 as taken from Meshack Smith Jr family Bible. Shown as died 10 Sep 1893, 43 years old. Nancy shown born 29 April and Willis died 23 Dec 1941 instead of Nancy as shown above. CK OUT. Family Bible in home of Nancy's dau Etha at writing of book.	Smith, Nancy Elizabeth Adeline (I5013)
2228	1854 BIRTH: OH,Monroe Co-Jackson: William Williamson Knight born 31 May 1854 1873 MARRIAGE: William Williamson Knight md Sarah Matilda Ogborn in 1873 1931 DEATH: ND,Grant Co-Pretty Rock: William Williamson Knight died 30 May 1931	Knight, William Williamson (I5889)
2229	1854 BIRTH: OR,Polk Co-Ballston: Silas Powell Syron born Feb 16, 1854, son of William T Syron & Eleanor Elizabeth Metzgar Syron ,MG,DTH: Ola Myrtle Johnson, dau-letter to Mary Gray Marks, poss of Pam Hallmark Wagner. Son of William T Syron & Eleanor Elizabeth Metzgar Syron; AF by Ola Myrtle Johnson. Rcds of Marilyn Delores Skiles Harris Jan 1997: places of bir,mg,dth,bur & ord,also dates of dth. Son of Wm Thomas Syron & Elizabeth Elinor Metzker md 5 Apr 1848 Oskaloosa, IA, Wm Thomas son of James Reed Syron & Elizabeth Simmers md Sheridan OR be 1823. Peter Adolphus Syron also son of James Reed Syron.	Syron, Silas Powell (I3737)
2230	1854 BIRTH: OR,Polk Co-Douglas Twp: Amanda Pearson born 23 April 1854 [also shows 15 Apr], dau of Eleatha Pearson - dau of Susanah and Solomon Eads 1860 CENSUS: OR, Polk Co-Douglas Precinct, Dw#430: EM 6/OR, dau of JN & Elizabeth Pearson 1870 MARRIAGE: OR,Umatilla Co-Pendleton: Amanda Pearson md Oliver Wilson Jan 1, 1870 June 1954 letter from Elsie Johnson Hosmer, dau of Alice Pearson, to Mary Gray Marks, Eads doc #58: "Amanda md Oll Wilson, 6 children: Ruby, Bertha, Eletha, Lee, Olive, Oscar-all gone except the last two [Olive and Oscar]." 1880 CENSUS:OR,Umatilla Co-Alta, 17 Jun, Dw 134: Amanda Wilson 26/OR (Il,MO) wife of Oliver H Wilson 1900 CENSUS: WA, Ferry Co-Republic City, Dw#346/352: Amanda Wilson April 1855-45/OR (MO,MO) wife of Oliver H Wilson 1910 CENSUS: WA,Ferry Co-Republic,28 Apr, Dw#243: Manda 55/OR (MO,MO) wife of Oliver H Wilson, 6/9 children living 1913 DEATH of husband: WA,Ferry Co-Republic: Oliver Homer Wilson died Oct 10, 1913 1916 HISTORY: WA,Spokane Co-Spokane: US City Directories 1916: Amanda H Wilson (wid Oliver H) r E41 Lacrosse Ave 1920 CENSUS: WA, Ferry Co-Republic, E Republic Pct, FHL flm# 1821921 ed44 sh3B, Dw# 96: WILSON, Amanda 65/OR (Ill,MO) widow, living with son, Oscar L 28/WA (IND,OR) single 1926 HIST: Aug 1955 letter from Burl Wilson Patton to Mary Marks doc#46: "Amanda Wilson was my favorite grandmother and she came to keep house for my father and I after my mother died in 1926. Amanda was always bright and cheerful as I use to go down to visit her when I lived in Oliver." 1928,1930, 1932 HISTORY: WA,Spokane Co-Spokane: US City Directories 1928,1930,1932: Amanda Wilson (wid Oliver H) r N 3903 Maple. 1938 DEATH: WA,Spokane Co-Spokane: Amanda Pearson Wilson died Oct 12, 1938, age 84	Pearson, Amanda (I2112)
2231	1854 BIRTH: OR,Yamhill Co: Mary Knifong born 2 July 1854 1863 DEATH,BURIAL:OR,Polk Co: Mary Knifong died 25 August 1863; buried Willamina	Knifong, Mary (I10671)
2232	1854 BIRTH: OR: Ennis Eads born Dec 28, 1856 1860 CENSUS:OR,Yamhill Co-Willamina PO,14 Aug,Dw 4556: Ennis Eades 6/OR,son of S & Susan 1962 HIST: Hist of the Eads Family, by Rev Geo R Eads, 1945, pg 4,5-6: "My father, Ennes Eads, the youngest son was left an orphan at age 8, lived with his sister Sarah until 15, c1869 HIST: Hist of the Eads Family by Rev Geo R Eads, 1945, pg 4: My father... 15 yrs of age when he followed his brothers, Abraham... and William to the gold mines of Eastern Oregon. After some yrs went to Palouse country in WA where bros Jackson, Wm & John had settled." 1881 HIST: ...In 1881 went to Athena OR (called Centerville) where he met my mother, Martha Jane Banks." 1881 MARRIAGE: OR,Umatilla Co-Athena: Ennis Eads md Martha Jane Banks 3 Nov 1881, 3 children born there: George Roy Eads, Effie Ida Eads, & Cora Viola Eads 1884 HIST: Hist of the Eads Family, pg 6: "About 1884, the family moved to Camas Prairie, 50 miles from Pendleton [Oregon]. The nearest town was at Alba[Alta], 12 miles from there. Later Ukiah was started 6 miles nearer. They lived on my father's homestead of 160 acres until 1899..." 1899 HIST: Hist of the Eads Family, pg 6: "... after a long trip by covered wagons and teams, they toured sourthern Idaho in search of a new home and then came back to Oregon. They settled at LaGrande where Uncle Abram & Uncle William & Charley Eads were living. Shortly afterward Uncle Solomon (Sol) moved there too." 1900 CENSUS: OR, Union Co-LaGrande City,film 1241352, 9 June, Dw110/111: EADS, Ennes-head, Apr 1854-46/OR(TN,TN)rent home,day laborer,md 18 yrs; Martha J-wife, Jun 1864-36/OR(Al,TN)3/3; George-son Sep 1882-17/OR sch; Effie I-dau Mar 1885-14/OR sch; Cora V-dau Jul 1894-5/OR; Wm R-bro Jun 1841-58/MO (MO,TN)widow, day laborer; Abraham-bro Nov 1829-70/MO(MO,TN)rent home, day laborer; Emily-sister/law Nov 1830-69/ENG (Eng/Eng)md 1yr 0/0 children c1902-1928 HIST: Hist of the Eads Family, pg 6: "...3 yrs later the family were on the move again. This time to North Idaho, where he had lived many years before." 1904: "In 1904, they returned to Oregon & lived for a year at Condon." 1905: "In 1905 I took a homestead in Crook County, near Madras, and the family moved there. While the family lived there, both I & my sister Effie were married--I to Olive Stillwell [1907] & Effie to Walter Rice [1908]. 1913: "In 1913, the homestead was sold & the family moved to Prairie City, & later to Fox Oregon, where my home was at that time. 1914: "A year later my father & mother moved to John Day City..." 1919: "where my mother died July 25, 1918. After her death, my father made his home with my sister, Cora, for a number of years. 1920 CENSUS: OR,Grant Co-John Day: Anc.com Img 2-pg 1B,Jan 9, fm 16/17: WILSON, Edward S-head 24/IL (IL,IL) md, farmer-general; Cora V-wife 25/OR (OR,OR) no occ; EADS, Annes-father/law 64/OR (MO,TN) widow laborer on farm 1928: "Father, who was in failing health, came to live with me in Portland, Oregon, late in 1928..." 1929 DEATH,BUR: OR,Multnomah Co-Portland: Ennes Eads died Feb 7, 1929; buried beside his wife and his brother, William, at Fox, Oregon ACTION - CK OUT - Ennis Eads: 1. Where this come from? !1891 MG: LDS IGI-md Athena, Centerville, Umatilla OR Umatilla Co MG Rcds on computer 1997: 4 Nov 1891 2.AFN:1LGB-TD, Oscar Strother Ison-1131 Bayview Edison Rd, Mt Vernon Wa 98273 - not listed June 1991; also Marva Jean Ranson AF83-034077-Rt 1, Oakly ID 83346", not listed 1991	Eads, Ennis (I2083)
2233	1854 BIRTH: PA,Columbia Co: Emma Jane Gearhart born about 24 Feb 1854 [calculated from tombstone date and age], dau of Daniel & Eliza A Shuman Gearhart of Shumantown 1874 MARRIAGE: PA,Columbia Co: Levi Michael md Emma Jane Gearhart 20 July 1874 1880 Columbia Co PA census: Emma 26/PA(PA,PA) 200 Yrs Michael Hist & Gen pg 42,54: Levi md Emma Jane Gearheart bn 1854 1915 DEATH: PA, Columbia Co-Beaver Twp: Emma Jane Gearhart Michael died 20 May 1915; buried Harger's cemetery, tombstone: Emma J Michael, w of Len dd 20 May 1915, age 61yr 2mo26dys (calc birth 24 Feb 1854) 200 Yrs Michael Hist & Gen pg 44: Emma dd 1915, age 61, bur Harger's Church Cem, Beaver Twp (parents bur there also, on pg 7 (132): Daniel Gearhart & Eliza A Gearhart, w of Daniel	Gearhart, Emma Jane (I7548)
2234	1854 BIRTH: PA: John W Buck born June 1854 in Pennsylvania, based on 1900 census 1870 CENSUS: PA,Sullivan Co-Davidson Twp-Sonestown: Anc.com Img/pg 3, 1 June, Dwelling 18/19: BUCK, Jacob 40/PA farmer [1000,415]; Hannah 37/PA; John W 17/PA; Martha 14/PA, Lewis H 10/PA; James L 8/PA; Lucy2/PA; Carrie 8/12-Aug PA 1880 CENSUS: PA, Sullivan Co-Davidson Twp: BUCK, John W 27/PA (PA,PA) clerk c1895 MARRIAGE: Hist of Sullivan Co PA pg 186: Jennie [dau of Peter & Eliza Gavitt], wife of J. S. Buck, of Sonestown...," estimated marriage year based on 1900 census: md 5 years 1899 HISTORY: PA,Sullivan-Lycoming Co Archives Biographies: "John Watson Buck. Among the prominent and energetic business men of Sullivan Co, PA, is the gentlemen named above and whose portrait appears on the opposite page, who is recognized as one of the leading merchants of Sonestown, where he owns a large general store. He is exceedingly popular in both business and social circles, and is ready to assist in all movements that tend toward the advancement and prosperity of his adopted township. He was born in what is now Strawbridge, Lycoming Co PA June 9, 1853, and is the son of Jacob and Hannah Rishel Buck, and granson of John and Magdalena Springer Buck... John Watson Buck possesses a fine education and started out in life as a school teacher, teaching for 5 yrs and working at carpentering during the summer vacations; he then accepted a position with AT Armstrong of Sonestown. Remaining there a little over 1 yr, he resigned and took 1 term at the Muncy Normal School and then accepted a postion as clerk and bookkeeper with Jeremiah Kelly of Hughesville PA. Remaining there during the winter of 1881 and 1882, he then became bookkeeper and general assistant for the firm of Hicks & Burnley of Williamsport PA. In 1885 he returned to Sonestown and again engaged with Mr. Armstrong, with whom he remained about 2 yrs. He then went to work for Bodine & Warn in Sonestorn and for 9 yrs acted as manager of their store. At the expiration of that time he bought out the firm; he also purchased the 2-story building , in which the store was located, which was built in 1876 by Robert Whitaker. Mr Buck immediately increased the stock, and now carries a complete line of dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, gents' furnishings, hardware, paints and oils, and all kinds of farming implements; his store is now one of the most complete general stores in the county, and by his honest and straightforward dealings he has built up a large and enviable patronage. He is enterprising and public-spirited, and enjoys the respect and good will of a large circle of acquaintances. Mr Buck was joined in bonds of matrimony with Jennie Gavitt, a daughter of Peter Gavitt of LaPorte twp, Sullivan Co PA, and they are the parents of 5 children, namely: Lela, Vera, Mildred, Staunton G, who died at the age of 7 months; and Grant. Religiously he is a member of the United Evangelical Church and his wife is a member of the Methodist Episcopal. In politics he is a republican and served as school director 5 yrs. Socially he is member of Sonestown Lodge, IOOF, of which is past grand and poast representative member; past chief patriarch of the Encampment of LaPorte; and past president of Washington Camp #344, POS of A of Sonestown PA. During his many business changes, Mr Buck has always held his residence in Sonestown and has never voted in any other place." 1900 CENSUS: PA,Sullivan Co-Davidson Twp, ED 64: Anc.com Img 4... Dwelling 29/31, next door to Morgan P Gavitt: BUCK, John W-head 45/PA bn June 1854 (PA,PA) md 5 yrs, a merchant; Jennie E-wife 36/PA bn Sep 1853 (PA,PA) md 5 yrs, 4/5 children living; Lela-dau 12/PA bn Jun 1888 (PA,PA); Vera-dau 10/PA bn Feb 1890 (PA,PA); Mildred-dau 8/PA bn Mar 1892 [?? cdn't read well] (PA,PA); Grant-son 2/PA bn Feb [??] 1897 (PA,PA); Mary E-sister 26/PA bn ..1873 (PA,PA) single bef 1920 DEATH: 1920 CENSUS: PA,Sullivan co-Davidson Two,ED 152: Anc.com Img 12, pg 9151, Dwelling 129/130, Sonestown Rd: BUCK, Jennie E-head 56/PA (PA,PA) widow, own farm-no occ; Lela-dau 32/PA (PA,PA) single teacher in public school; Thera E [Vera?]-dau 30/PA (PA,PA) single teacher in pub school; Grant T-son 22/PA (PA,PA) single laborer in iron foundry	Buck, John Watson (I9412)
2235	1854 BIRTH: PA: Polly Gavitt born 25 Dec 1854, re Ancestry World Tree Project ID 1025 1860 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock Twp: Anc.com Img 7-pg 704, 10 July, Dwelling ??: Polly Gavit 6 yrs old born in PA, daughter of Peter and Eliza Gavit 1870 CENSUS: PA,Sullivan Co-LaPorte: Anc.com Img 1-pg 75, 15 July, dwelling 8, family 8: Polly Gaffet 15/PA, daughter of Peter and Eliza Jane Gaffet 1872 MARRIAGE: Polly Gavitt md Edward J Messenger 3 Sep 1872, no place shown 1880 CENSUS: PA,Sullivan co-Laporte Twp, ED 152: Anc.com Img 10, pg 10, 16 June, Dwelling 40/42: MESSENGER, E. J. 37/PA (PA,PA) md farmer; Pollie-wife 25/PA (PA,PA) md-no occ; Luly-dau 6/PA (PA,PA); John P-son 4/PA (PA,PA) 1900 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Ararat Twp, ED 73: Anc.com Img.. pg 2B, 5 June, Dwelling 38/40: MESSENGER, Edgar J-head born 58/PA (PA,PA) bn Dec 1841, md 27 yrs, farmer; Polly R-wife 45/PA (PA,PA) born Dec 1854, md 27 yrs, 2/2 children living; Susan-mother 81/PA (PA,NY) widow born Mar 1819; Elnora H MEAD-grdau 3/PA (PA,PA) born July 1896 1910 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Thompson Borough: Anc.com Img 1, pg 16, 28 April, Dwelling ??: MESSENGER, John P-head 34/PA (PA,PA) md 2, laborer in milk station; Ethel-wife 23/PA (PA,PA) md 1, 0/0 children; Polly R-mother 55/PA (PA,PA) widow, md 38 2/2 children living-no occ 1918 HISTORY: Civil War Pension Index: 12 Feb 1918, Widow app #1115065, Certif# 851,926 PA 1920 CENSUS: PA,Sullivan-Davidson, ED 152: Anc.com Img 8, pg 4B, 1 March, Dwelling 79/80: MESSENGER, Polly R-head 65/PA (PA,PA) widow, renting, no occupation	Gavitt, Polly R (I9302)
2236	1854 BIRTH: Pennsylvania, Columbia Co-Berwick, Albert Frank Michael born on 8 Feb 1854, son of Andrew Michael and Rebecca Gensel Michael 1860 CENSUS: PA, Columbia Co-Briarcreek Twp-Berwick PO Dw 586: Frank 8/PA with parents 1870 CENSUS: PA,Sullivan Co-LaPorte Twp, Dw 16/16: "..Albert 16/PA with parents, Andrew & Rebecca, sister Ellen 1875 MARRIAGE: PA,Sullivan Co-Nordmont, Frank & Mary Eva married on 11 Feb 1875 1875-1877: PA, Sullivan Co - He remained with his father until 1877 1880 HISTORY: Left PA in 1880, homesteaded in Kansas near Cawker City, then settled Edmond, Norton Co, KS" 1880 CENSUS: KS, Norton Co-Solomon Twp (14,205,4,13), Seattle Archive,film T749, 29 (M240): MICHAEL, Albert F -/PA; Eva 23/PA; Lila May 4/PA; Ellery 2/PA; Eva 1/KN 1900 CENSUS: OR, Umatilla Co-Alta pg 98, 19 Jun, Dw 217: MICHAEL, Frank Feb 1853-47/PA(PA,PA)farmer md 25 yrs,own farm #50,read/write: Mary Sep 1856-43/PA (PA,PA) wife,12/13 children,r/w; Ellery-sn Nov 1878 21/PA farm labor; Charles-son Dec 1885-15/OR; Sadie-dau Apr 1887 13/OR sch 4m; Bessie-dau Aug 1888-11/OR sch 7m; Frank-sn Jul 1889 10/OR sch 6m; John-son Oct 1891-8/OR sch 8m; Roy-sn Apr 1893-/OR sch 8m; Nora-dau Aug 1894 5/OR sch 8m; Ivy-dau Nov 1897-4/OR; Josie-dau Apr 1896 4/OR 1910 CENSUS: OR,Umatilla Co-Pilot Rock, pg 1746, 25 Apr, Dw 86/87: MICHAEL, Albert F 38/PA (PA,PA) md 35 yrs, farmer,own farm; Mary E 53/PA(PA,PA) 12/13 children; Albert F 20/OR; John W 19/OR; Roy M 18/OR; Nora B 15/OR; Josie A 14/OR; Iva M 12/OR 1920 CENSUS: OR, Umatilla-Pendleton pg 403, Dw 23: MICHAEL, Frank 67/PA (PA,PA)cattle buyer; Mary 63/PA (PA,PA); Iva 22/OR steno 1923: Grace Michael Smith: "My dad's folks lived on a farm there [Pilot Rock]& 12 children & also my mother's folks on a farm & 9 children 1930 CENSUS: OR,Umatilla Co-Pilot Rock: Anc.com-pg 277, 6 April, dw/family #16, Alder St: MICHAEL, Frank A-head 77/PA (PA,PA) md 23 yrs-proprietor meat mkt [value $4000], not a vet; Mary-wife 72/PA (PA,PA) md 21 yrs [# of chilren living? 1931 DEATH of wife, Mary Evelyn: OR,Umatilla Co-Pendleton, died on 15 September 1931 1941 DEATH, BURIAL: Oregon,Umatilla Co-Pendleton, died on Feb 14, buried Pilot Rock Cemetery HIST 1854-1900: THE HISTORY OF UMATILLA COUNTY, by William Parsons, 1900, pg 467: (I have put in paragraphs for ease in following moving, etc - was 2 paragraphs in book-2nd paragraph was marriage) "ALBERT F. MICHAEL --The career of our subject presents one round of industry and activity that bespeak an energy & wisdom far above the ordinary, & places him among the leading business men in this part of the west; coupled with this he has a reputation for uprightness that his every day life demonstrates is fully merited has been instrumental in placing him in the center of the large circle of admiring friends. He first saw the light in the Keystone state (PA), Columbia Co on Feb 8, 1854, where his father, Andrew Michael, was an operator of canal boats on two of the principal canals of the state. He remained with his father until 1877, acquiring a good education and such a practical training as afterward made him the successful man that he has been. In 1880 he came to Mitchell Co KS, bought a farm of 160 acres, where he lived for 2 yrs, then selling out went to Norton Co, the same state, & took up a homestead, staying upon it for 2 yrs. During that time he was occupied with contract work on the grade of B & M RR in Nebraska, & later was superintendant of construction on the UP in KS. In the winter of 1882 he went to Nebraska, & took contract work on the Missouri Pacific, & the next year found him operating on the Oregon Short Line in Idaho. In the fall of 1883 he first came to Umatilla Co as operator on construction of the OR & NRR, & the spring following in Portland & was solicited to take full charge of the grading of the Northern Pacific to Kalama. After this was successfully accomplished he went to WA & pursued his vocation on the NP in that state. After this he came to Pendleton, put in a switch from the main line of OR & N to Byers' Mill. April 1 of 1885, he moved to Pilot Rock, & engaged in farming & stock raising, where he was very successful. It was 1891 that he bought the place where he now resides, 227 acres. In addition to this, he owns half a section adjacent to Pilot Rock, which is all first class wheat land is all under cultivation. On Feb 11, 1875, he was married to Miss Mary E Reynolds, whose father was a gen.merchant in Sullivan Co PA, where their marriage occurred. To this union the following children have been born: Lillie May bn May 20 1877; Ellery E., bn Nov 12 1879; Ella R, bn June 1 1882; Charles A, bn Dec 28 1886; Sadie E, bn Apr 17 1887; Bessie, bn Aug 17 1888; John W, bn Oct 12 1891; Roy M, bn Mar 17 1893; Nora B, bn Aug 31 1894; Josie M, bn Apr 9 1896; Ivy M, bn Nov 26 1897." 1862-1962 HIST: "In The Footsteps of the Pioneers, 1862-1962," by Will M Kidwell, Ed.D., Pg 242: "During this decade the butcher shop was located on the NE side of East Birch Creek on Main Street, chich the city maps call "Willow." The butcher shop was operated by Fred Bailey..had an ice-house in back with double walls filled with sawdust. Ice was cut in winter and stored there during summer months. One of his employees was Charlie Kidwell, an emigrant from MO who later married Nora Michaels. Bailey sold the shop to Frank Michaels. Then later Elvin Pollock purchased it." Pg 308: "Mr and Mrs Albert Frank Michael came to Umatilla Co in fall of 1883. He was a construction operator for OR & NR RR, but it was not until 1885 that they moved to Pilot Rock and entered into farming and livestock raising. In 1891 he bought 227 acres on Little McKay Creek where they settled, and the younger members of the family were born on this place. He expanded the ranch to a total of 860 acres. In addition to this, he owned a half section of land adjacent to Pilot Rock. He was born in 1854 in Berwick PA. He received a good eduction in this community. In 1880 he came west to Kansas and farmed, but he finally turned to railroad construction and kept moving west until he arrived in Oregon. He md Miss Mary E Reynolds of PA in 1875. They reared a family consisting of: Lilli May, Ellery, Ella, Eva, Charles, Sadie, Bessie, Frank, John, Roy, Nora, Josephine and Iva. Later his son-in-law Elvin Pollock joined him in the business. This shop faced Main Street next to East Birch Creek on the spot where the present post office stands (1980s)." Pg 361: "Shipp homestead on lower McKay Creek-Frank Michael, who ran the butcher shop in Pilot Rock, bought the Shipp place...sold it to son Charlie, who sold out... 1948." MICHAEL: means "who is like God". Other spellings: Michels, Michel, Michl	Michael, Albert Frank (I1910)
2237	1854 BIRTH: TX,Bastrop Co: Jacob Newton Hallmark born 17 March 1854, Known as "Jake". 1878 MARRIAGE: TX,Llano Co: Jacob Newton md Lelia May Johnson 31 May 1878 From Izora McGinty-dau of Jacob Newton; Modie Mosley says Limestone 30 May-ck out. 1880 CENSUS: TX,Limestone Co: HALLMARK, James 26/TX (Ind,MO); Lela 21/TX; Izora-F 1/TX (Ind/Ala). 1900 CENSUS: TX,Llano Co-Vol 74, ED 127, #4456: HALLMARK, Jacob N Mar 1854, 46/TX-md 22 yrs (TX,TX)-farmer-own farm; Lela M-wife bn Aug 1858 41/TX (Miss,Miss)md 22yrs 9/10 living children; Thenie I McGINTY-dau bn May 1879, 21/TX (TX,TX)wid 2/2 children; Willie E-dau bn Sep 1883 16/TX; Jasper S-son bn Mar 1885 15/TX-farmer; Eddie L-son bn Mar 1887 13/TX-farmer; Lindsa A-son bn Apr 1889 11/TX; Annie B-dau bn Jul 1891 8/TX; Nomie U-dau bn Apr 1893 7/TX; Nona U-dau bn Jun 1899 11/12-TX; Arthur L McGinty -gson bn Aug 1896 3/TX (TX,TX); Willie McGinty-gdau bn Jan 1898 2/TX 1910 CENSUS: TX,Burnett Co-Prec 6,Dist 114: A/C Img 10 pg 9B, Dwelling 125,130: HALLMARK, Jake N-head 56/TX (Miss,Miss)md 31yrs, general farmer, own free; Lela M-wife 51/TX (MO,MO) md 31yrs 9/10 children living, no occ; Ollie J-son 20/TX (TX,TX)single farm laborer, home farm; Vena U-son 17/TX farm laborer, home farm; Nona E-dau 10/TX no occupation 1920 CENSUS: 1930 CENSUS: TX,Burnett Co-Prec 1 Dist 3: Img 20, pg 10B, 25 Apr, Dw 204, 208: HALLMARK, Jacob N-head 76/TX (US,US)md at 24-gen farmer-own farm; May J-wife 71/TX (IL,MO)md at 20; Eddie L-son 43/TX (TX,TX) single farmer; Izora MC GINTY-dau 50/TX (TX,TX),d at 16; on same property #209 is Arthur R McGINTY & family 1940 CENSUS: TX,Llano Co: Anc Img 10 pg 5B,4-22, Dw 113: HALLMARK, Jacob N-head own ($2500)md 8th grade, 1935-Burnett; Lelia May-wife 83/TX, 8th grade; Thelma Izora MC GINTY-dau 56/TX High school 2years, widow. 1946 DEATH,BURIAL: TX,Llano Co: Jacob Newton Hallmark died 2 December 1946; buried Tow Cemetery, also Llano Co. NOTES: Molly-Came from Bell and Bastrop Counties before going to Llano Co. Rented a yr in Llano. Lived at Tow Valley, Buchanan Lake. Mr. Fry - the man who gave Jacob Newton info on Richard (George) Hallmark is 1st cousin to Jacob. ORD: 2nd card Boise Temple: B:15 Jun 1993, E:29 Mar 1994, P: 12 Apr 1994, S: 12 Apr 1994	Hallmark, Jacob Newton (I1841)
2238	1854 BIRTH: TX: James Medlin born 1854 to Lewis & Clarinda Eades Medlin 1860 CENSUS: TX, Denton Co: James Medlin 5/TX, son of Lewis & Clarissa Medlin 1870 CENSUS: TX, Denton Co, 20 Aug: James Medlin 15/TX-farm laborer, son of Lewis & Clarinda Medlin 1920 DEATH: James Medlin died 1920, no place shown.	Medlin, James (I8555)
2239	1855 BIR,1854 MG, 1887 DTH,ORD: AF & fam rcds of Thomas Lorenzo Obray & Louise Shelton Obray- md & ss: John Henry Gibbs 2 Nov 1874, SLC Endow House FGR of John & Lucille Bankhead, July 2000: bn 8 Dec 1855; md 2 Nov 1874; dd 31 Dec 1927-same places and same spouse. Also shows sealed to parents: 28 May 1969 LOGAN	Obray, Louisa Shelton (I1342)
2240	1855 BIR,1877 DTH,BUR: Columbia & Montour Co Hist & Biog Annals,FHL flm #1597741/5 pg511: Franklin L Shuman on 27 Jul 1854 md Angeline Michael, 4 children: Chas accidently killed at father's mines at 21, bur Cattawissa. Hillside Cem pg107 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen pg 56: Chas killed when only 22 yrs old	Shuman, Charles F (I7557)
2241	1855 BIR,1877 MG,1940 DTH: Compiled obits Browning Ldr-Rcd, V4 pg2: Nancy Elizabeth White, dau of Charles & Elizabeth King, bn 26 Jan 1855, dd 22 Jan 1940. Md M B Mills 8 Dec 1877 who dd 23 Sep 1916. 4 children: Cordie Swisegood-Browning; Marion Mills-Hinton OK; Ollie Mills-Jacksonville IL; Jane Tiffany-Roadhouse IL. She md Charles White who dd 28 May 1930. Also leaves 3 half sis & a half bro: Mrs Tine Walker, Mary F Robinson, Mrs WW Walker and Charles King. 1855 BIR,1878 MG,1940 DTH: DESCENDANTS OF MEADY BRISON MILLS, Randy Mills Aug 1999: Nancy Elizabeth King dau of Chas W & ?? King bn Jan 1855/TN, md 20 Dec 1878 Sull Co MO, dd 1940/MO, CHILDREN: Marion Thomas; Mary J (Tiffany); Chas Ola; Corda (Swisegood) NOTES: Family? Compiled obits,13 Feb 1947 Browning Ldr-Rcd V4 pg93: Melba Catherine Walker-dau of Charles & Martha King bn 28 Oct 1868, dd nr Purdin 9 Feb 1947. Md WV Walker 5 Oct 1890. 1 son, Cecil W Walker-Purdin, who survives with husband & sis Mrs Josie Walker. Bur Purdin Cem.	King, Nancy Elizabeth (I8139)
2242	1855 BIR: 1870 Sullivan Co, Mo Census, Film #552322. Also IGI 5026902/32:Bn 1857 Linn Co, Benton Twp. 30 Mar,30 Apr 1991 IFALL BIR,MG: Brumbaugh Family Bible, Browning MO (Oct 1992). Also Genealogy of Brumbacks by G Marcus Brumbaugh pg 695 (E2142) shows md to Andrew J Arthurs. Lists 4/6 children 1860 CENSUS: IA,Lee Co-Des Moines Twp, 20 July 1860: Manda M Brumbaugh age 3 bn Iowa, dau of Philip and Elizabeth Brumbaugh 1870 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: FHL flm #552322, Dw#135/135: Amanda Brumbaugh age 16 bn Iowa, dau of Philip and Elizabeth Brumbaugh 1874 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Amanda Melvina Brumbaugh md Andrew J Arthurs 13 September 1874, md by Jesse Goins, Minister of the Gospel. MO,Sullivan Co-Film 1009114 Mg Lic. 1845-1904 and Bk 977.8235 V25e pp 200, Bk 57; Hist Sull Co Vol I pg 629; IGI M515851/2223 md 13 Sep 1874 Sullivan Co, MO SS:22 Feb 1986 Lange 1880 CENSUS: MO,Macon Co-Drake Twp: Anc.com Img 6,pg 25, 15 June, Dw 152,159: Amanda Arthur age 27 born Iowa-keeping house, wife of Andrew Arthur 1900 CENSUS: MO,Vernon Co-Moundville: Anc.com Img 125,pg 279;12 June,Dw 149,149: Amanda M Arthurs age 44 born June 1855 in Iowa, md 25yrs, 6/7 children living, wife of Andrew Arthurs 1910 CENSUS: OK,Mayes Co-Adair: Anc.com Img 9,pg 87,27 Apr, Dw 84,87: Amanda Arthurs age 54 born Iowa (TN,US) md 35yrs, 6/7 children living 1920 CENSUS: OK,Delaware Co-Twp 3: Anc.com Img 7, pg 200, 10 Jun, Dw 69,69-Vine St: Amanda M Arthurs age 64 born Iowa, no occupation, wife of Andrew J Arthurs 1921 HISTORY: OK-Jay: Obit of father, Philip Brumbaugh: "...To this union 9 children bn, 5 of whom survive him: Mrs AJ Arthurs-Jay OK..." 1925 HISTORY: OK,Jay Co-Braman: Obit of husband, Andrew J Arthurs, June 1925: "...Andrew J Arthurs... died 22 June 1925 at Braman OK... Leaves widow & 6 children... 1931 HISTORY: OK-Tulsa: Obit of sister, Sarah Lantz 7 May 1931. Of Tulsa OK in 1931. NOTES: Picture take #6, Oct 1992 (16-18).	Brumbaugh, Amanda Melvina (I2033)
2243	1855 BIRTH, DEATH: WA, James Chambers born 1855, died 3 months later, a few days after James Benton McAllister's funeral, scalded to death by boiling water 1855 DTH: Manuscript at U of WA NW Collection written by Sarah McCallister Hartman 20 Feb 1893 tells of 3-mo babe in cradle scalded to death by boiling water, named after Sarah's father, a few days after James' funeral	Chambers, James (I5466)
2244	1855 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Taos: William Washington Wagner was born 10 February 1855. Known as "Bill". 1855 HISTORY: Directory of Jefferson City and Cole Co, pg 375: "William W Wagner, proprietor of the Monroe House, is a native of Cole Co, to which place his parents, George and Katherine Wolfrum Wagner, from Bavaria, Germany, immigrated in 1844, the year of the great overflow, locating on a farm in the township of New Liberty, where the subject of this sketch was born February 10, 1855. On the farm he was reared and..." 1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 13, pg 127, 5 July,Dw #794/806: William WAGGONER age 8, born in Missouri, son of George and Cath'n WAGGONER, living with grandparents, Paul and Caroline WAGGONER. 1870 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: HerQuest pg 10, 8 July, Dwelling 78/76: William Wagner 15/MO, son of George and Catherine Wagner 1870+ HISTORY: Directory of Jefferson City and Cole Co, pg 375: "...obtained his education in the neighboring schools, graduating later from the celebreated Jones' Commercial College of St Louis. In his early manhood he was Deputy Sheriff under his father, being afterward elected to that office, in which he served two terms. After engaging in various other pursuits with financial success, he became the proprietor of the Monroe House, the leading commercial hotel of Jefferson City. Mr. Wagner was united in marriage November 16, 1876, to Miss Lena, daughter of John Bohrer, of Jefferson City. This union has been blessed with six children, three boys and three girls: the eldest, Victor, assistsin the management of the hotel; Alma is the charming wife of Fred C Binder, a prominent young businessman of Jefferson City; George is the clerk in the hotel; Stella an Alfred are students at the high school; Edwina, the youngest, is 5 years of age...." 1876 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: William W Wagner md Lena B Bohrer 16 November 1876, Evangelical Lutheran Church Jefferson City Daily Tribune, 17 Nov 1876, pg 1. 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: FHL film #287758 - 235 High Street: WAGNER, William 26/Bav (hotel); Lena 24/Switz; Victor 2/MO; George W 1/MO Also George W. Peasner - Bavaria (next door - John Peasner 56/Bav & family-George's?) 1884 HISTORY: Birth of son Alfred Phillip August 1884: Father, "Wm W. Wagner, Sheriff Cole Co and Hotel Keeper" 1895 HISTORY: The Evening Courier Sept 25 1895: "City Council notice for permit to W.W. Wagner to lay brick sidewalk on East Main. Obit of father September 1895: "Living: ... William, Jefferson City..." 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City:Anc.com Img 57-58,FHL Film 1240850,4 Jun,Dw 546/548,235 E High St: WAGNER, William W-hotel keeper 45/MO bn Feb1855 (GY,GY) md at 24yrs [Monroe House]; 547/549: WAGNER, Lena 44/MO bn Dec 1855, md at 24yrs; Victor L-son 22/MO bn Aug 1877-single hotel clerk; George W-son 21/MO bn May 1879-single hotel clerk; Albert PO-son 15/MO bn Aug 1884-school; Stella C-dau 13MO bn Apr 1887-school; Edwina V- dau 4/MO bn Mar 1896; Kate-dau/law 20/MO bn Nov 1879 (GY,GY) md 2yrs,1/1 child living; Wm H [or F]-grdson 1/MO bn Mar 1899 (MO,MO); Bertha NIEGHORN-svt 22/MO bn Jun 1877-waitress,hotel. Also Effie Deskum, Ella Buskett, Matilda Strier, svts. (Mary Tihen close by and William and Carolina Wagner on Miller St.(??) HISTORY: Directory of Jefferson City and Cole Co, pg 375: "...Few men in Central Missouri are better known or more popular than Wm. W Wagner, the genial proprietor of the Monroe House of Jefferson City. He has not only managed his hotel business with marked finanacial success, but has other important interests in most of which he was influenced to become identified, not altogether on account of their substantial character and promising of dividents, but largely to assist the material progress of the city. Of enterprises of this class, he is a stockholder and director in the Jefferson City Water Works Co., the Bridge and Transit Co, the Jefferson City Light, Heat and Power Co, of the latter of which he is president. He is also largely interested in mining properties in the souther part of the county, property which promises on development to be immensely valuable. Mr Wagner is a Knight Templar, a member of the IOOF, Elks, Knights of Pythias and Modern Woodmen of America and in all of these exalted and elevating orders is a worthy representative. He demonstrated his loyalty to Jefferson City by a very active opposition to the Capital removal, and was a strong advocate and assisted greatly in securing for Cole Co its magnificent court house. All of Mr Wagner's efforts have been attended with financial sucess, the result of the prompt and active exercise of his good judgemenmt." Cole Co. Directory P. 145: William W was Pres of J.C.L, H & P Co. and proprietor of Monroe Hotel - residence 216 Monroe. Victory (son) was day clerk and lived at 216. Geo (son) also day clerk living at 216.Also at 216: Stella and Alfred. He was Sheriff and Postmaster also. 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 1,18 April,pg 159,Dw 6/5-227 E Dunklin St: WAGNER, William W-head 55/MO (GY,GY) md1x-38yrs, Postmaster; Lena-wife 54/MO (GY,GY) md1x-38yrs, 6/6 children living, no occupation; George W-son 30/MO (MO,MO) single attorney general law; Alfred-son 24/MO single attorney general-law; Edwina-dau 13/MO, single, no occupation; Alma BINDER-dau 28/MO (MO,MO) divorced, steno-insurance office; Frederick W grandson 10/MO 1910 WILL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Index to Cole Co Wills, Microfilm 66, 1875-1926, p 254; Cole Co Wills, Film #981822, pg 160: LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Know all men by these presence, that I William W Wagner, of the City of Jefferson, County of Cole, State of Missouri, being of sound mind and disposing memory, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be my last will and testament. First I desire that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid. Second I give and bequeath to my son Victor L Wagner the sum of one ($1.00) Dollar, to my son Geo W Wagner the sum of one ($1.00) Dollar, to my daughter Mrs Alma Wagner Binder, former wife of Fred C Binder, the sum of one ($1.00) Dollar, to my daughter Mrs Stella Wagner McCanse, the wife of William Keith McCanse, the sum of one ($1.00) Dollar, and to my daughter Edwina V Wagner the sum of one ($1.00) Dollar. Third I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Lena Wagner all the rest and residue of my property of whatsoever kind or description and wherever located, whether real, personal or mixed, to hold as her absolute property. All former wills made by me I hereby revoke and I hereby appoint my beloved wife Lena Wagner executrix of this my last will and testament and request that she be not required to give bond. Witness my hand this fifteenth day of August 1910. Wm W Wagner Signed, published and declared by said testator William W Wagner as and for his last will and testament, in the presence of us, who at his request, in his presence and in the presence of each other, hereunto subscribe our names as witnesses this fifteenth day of August, 1910. Edwin S Austin, F. P. Dallmeyer PROOF OF WILL-State of Missouri, County of Cole, in Probate Court: Be it remembered, that on this, the 17th day of October AD 1910, before me Green C Fowler, Judge of the Probate Court held in and for the County and State aforesaid, personally appeared Edwin S Austin and F P Dallmeyer who are the subscribing witnesses to the annexed Will of Wm W Wagner, deceased, and being by me first duly sworn, depose and say the said Wm W Wagner the testator subscribed the same in their presence, and published and declared said will or instrument of writing to his last will and testament, and that at the time of signing the same, he, the said testator was of sound and disposing mind and more than twenty-one years of age, and that said deponent attested said will as witnesses thereto by subscribing their names to the same in the presence of the testator and of each other and at the request of said testator. Edwin S Austin, F P Dallmeyer Seal Sworn to and subscribed before me Green C Fowler Judge of the Probate Court, this 17 day of Oct AD 1910 Green C Fowler,Judge of Probate Ct. Following was the Ceritificate of Probate of Will signed by Judge Fowler. 1910 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: William W Wagner died 13 October 1910; buried next to wife at Riverview Cem. - information on stone,born 1855. THE DAILY POST, Jeff City, MO, 13 October 1910 (see text) HISTORY OF COLE, MONITEAU, MORGAN, BENTON, MILLER, MARIES & OSAGE COUNTIES MO, Vol 2, pg 900: William W Wagner, proprietor of the Monroe House, of Jefferson City, Mo., was born in Cole County, Mo. February 10, 1855, and is the son of George and Catherine (Wolfrum) Wagner, both natives of Germany, who immigrated to America in 1842 and in 1844, located on a farm in Cole County, Mo., where they remained until 1869 when they removed to Jefferson City. The parents are still living in Jefferson City, where the father is largely interested in the brewery business. William W. remained on the farm uintil seventeen years of age, when he went to St. Louis, and there attended school almost eighteen months. Returning home, he remained on the farm for a time, and subsequently engaged in the saloon business. In 1879 he opened the Monroe House in Jefferson City, which he still conducts. The house is situated on the corner of Monroe & High Sts. and has forty-three transient rooms. As a landlord Mr Wagner has few superiors, and a customer once secured is a life-long friend. In 1878 Mr Wagner married Lena Bohrer, a native of Jefferson City, by whom he has five children, viz: Victor, Georgia, Alma, Alfred and Stella. Mr Wagner is a member of the Masonic fraternity, the IOOF and the K of P. He was elected sheriff of Cole County in 1882 and re-elected in 1884, holding the office two consecutive terms, with much credit to himself and to the satisfaction of his constituents. He is president of the Light, Heat and Power Co. of Jefferson City, and treasurer of the City Water Works.	Wagner, William Washington (I25)
2245	1855 BIRTH: CA,Colusa Co-Monroeville Twp: Mary Matilda Johnson bn 1855 1860 CENSUS: CA,Colusa Co-Monroeville: Anc Img 13 pg 449,7-18,Dw 337,286: Mary M Johnson age 6 bn California, dau of William and Elizabeth Johnson 1870 CENSUS: OR,Umatilla Co-Pendleton,Willow Creek Prec,14 June,Dw#101: Mary M Johnson 15/CA, dau of William and Elizabeth Johnson 1871 MARRIAGE: OR,Umatilla Co-Pilot Rock: Mary Matilda Johnson md F. W. Wentz 17 Mar 1871, 1 child: Dora Wentz bn 1873 in Pilot Rock (md Stephen Pollock abt 1901, 1 son Herald or Herbert Pollock-she may have dd at childbirth) Another sheet in Joyce Spaulding's information: "#18710005: Birch Creek Feb the 21.1871. To the Clerk of the County Court of Umatilla County. Sir you will please grant Lisence to W F Wentz To marry Mary Matilda Johnson. William Johnson" Another sheet: "The State of Oregon, Umatilla County: ss F W Wentz and Mary M Johnson W H Johnson being duly sworn, depose and say that I know Mary M Johnson; that she is a resident of the County of Umatilla... that she is over the age of 15 year to wit: about 17 years; and that there is no legal impediment to the Marriage of said Mary M Johnson and F W Wentz a resident of Umatilla Co Oregon, a white person over the age of twenty-one years. Signed W H Johnson ... March 1871, and Signed by James M Moore, County Clerk above from Joyce Spaulding pg 2 Fam Group Record 4/1997 ORD: FS IGI 2-04: Mary M Johnson md to J. F. Wentz 2 March 1871, Umatilla Co OR SS: 6 May 1993 JRiver, submitted by member after 1991	Johnson, Mary Matilda (I8708)
2246	1855 BIRTH: Germany: Emma E Ott born Nov 1855 re 1900 census 1860 CENSUS: MO,St Louis Co-Central: Anc.com Img 37, pg 37, 23 June, Dw 193,186: [Our emma?] OTT, John 37/GY-farm renter ($856); Barbara 29/GY; John 3/MO; Emma 2/MO c1879 MARRIAGE: 1880 CENSUS: IL, St Clair Co-East St Louis: Anc.com Img 20, 8 June, Dw 123,164-Missouri Avenue: Emma Wagner age 24 born IL (GY.GY)md, keeping house, wife of Henry Wagner 1900 CENSUS:MO,St Louis Co-St Louis:Anc.com Img 16,Film #1245791, 5 Jun,Sheet 8,Dw 96/158-1809 Market St: Emma Wagner 44/GY born Nov 1855 (GY,GY) md 21yrs, imm 1870-no occupation, wife of Henry Wagner 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Clark Twp: Anc.com Img 18, 3 May, page 7B, Dwelling 138/148: Emma E Wagner age 54 born Germany (Gy,Gy) married 1 time, 31 years, 3/3 children living, wife of Henry Wagner 1920 CENSUS: MO,Jackson Co-Kansas City: Anc.com Img 18, sh 9B,10 Jan, Dw 181/196-7302 5th St: Emma Wagner age 65 born Germay (GY,GY) md, no occupation, imm in 1860, naturalized citizen, wife of Henry Wagner 1930 CENSUS: CA,Los Angeles Co-Los Angeles: Anc.com Img 39, pg 108, 11 Apr, Dw 287": Emma Wagner age 75 born Germany (GY,GY) md at 24, no occupation, wife of Henry H Wagner 1940 CENSUS:CA,Los Angeles: Anc Img 31 pg 3034,4-6, Dw 426-221 N Ave 25: WAGNER, Mrs Emma-head 85/GY widow, same house 1935, completed 5th grade; Charles-son 52/MO single, same house 1935, completed HS 4yrs, electrician- contractor work.	Ott, Emma E (I206)
2247	1855 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anna Margaret Schneider was born 27 November 1855, the daughter of Chris Schneider and Margaret Frederich. 1875 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Lorenze Wagner md Anna Schneider 4 November 1875 Evangelical Church records Jeff City, Cole Co, MO. Cole Co Mgs 1850-1900, BK D, pg 100. Lorenze Wagner md Anna Schneider Nov 4, 1875, filed Nov 6, 1875 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp-Dunklin St: Annie Wagner age 24 born Missouri, wife of Lorenze Wagner, living with Lorenze's parents, George and Anna Wagner 1910 CENSUS: MO, Pettis Co-Sedalia Twp: Anc.com Img 11, 20 April, pg 84, Dw109/111-122 S Quincy: Anna M Wagner age 54 born in Missouri md 35 years 4/4 children living, wife of Laurence Wagner 1920 CENSUS: MO, Pettis Co-Sedalia Twp Prec 2: Anc.com Img 14, 6 Jan, pg 7B, Dw167/177-202 S Prospect Ave: Anna M Wagner age 64 born in Missouri, wife of Laurence Wagner 1920 DEATH,BURIAL: MO, Pettis Co-Sedalia: Anna M Schneider Wagner died 16 February 1920	Schneider, Anna Margaret (I166)
2248	1855 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co: Julius Wagner born 26 May 1855 1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: HerQuest pg 184, 20 July, Dwelling 1199/1229: Julius Wagner age 5 born Missouri, son of Christ and Elizabeth Wagner 1870 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co-Jefferson City Twp, PO, pg 40, 29 June 1870, Dw#277: Julius Wagner age 15, born Missouri, son of Christ and Elizabeth Wagner 1876 MARRIAGE: ILL,Morgan Co-Jacksonville: Julius Wagner md Maggie F Coyle 5 October 1876 1880 CENSUS: MO,Morgan Co-Morleau (MCD) Versailles: Film #287758(124,197,15,34 Wagner, Julius 25/MO, Maggie 21/MO, Ella 3/MO OCC and REL HISTORY: Obit Jefferson City O Daily Tribune, 20 July 1909, pg 1: Julius Wagner...In his younger years he conducted a grocery store in the room occupied by Schrimpf and Bode. He was a member of the German Ev. Central church and was liked by all who knew him. 1885 HISTORY: Birth record of third child, a daughter, Nov 1885: "Julius Wagner, wood merchant..." 1885 DEATH of wife: Maggie F Coyle Wagner died 6 December 1885, after birth of third child 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co: Film #1240850, Vol 24,36,9,2, 115 Atchison: Julius Wagner age 45, born Missouri May 1855, son of Elizabeth Wagner, widow. 1909 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Julius Wagner died 19 July 1909; buried Woodlawn Cemetery Evangelical Church records Jeff City MO. 21 yrs. NOTES: Wood merchant, had one daughter born 27 Nov 1885. Check out-somewhere in notes say Julius buried in Woodlawn. Is this the right Julius? CK OUT Jefferson City Daily Tribune, 17 Aug 1906, pg 3: "FAMILY REUNION". "A family reunion was held at the home of Chris. Wagner on the Moreau Wed in honor of Mr and Mrs Julius Wagner of St Louis who are visiting here. Among those who attended were Mr/Mrs Geo Schott, Mr/Mrs Hoefer, Mr/Mrs Jule Wolfrum, Mr/Mrs Will Hoefer, Mr/Mrs John P Raithel, Mr/Mrs Conrad Wagner, Mr/Mrs Ihler Wolfrum and Mr/Mrs W W Wagner. Mesdames Fred Schott, Christ Wagner, M Schott, Irine Peasner, Geo Schott, F. H. Binder, Morlock, F. C. Binder, A Zuendt, Barbara Brandt and E Schneider; Misses Auerelia Henry, Hilda Henry, Alma Raithel, Fredia Wagner, Vic Morlock, Caroline Schott, Marie Seider, Tillie Hoefer, Edwina Wagner, Kate Wolfrum, Lena Wolfrum and Julia Raithel; Messrs E Schneider, Will Zuendt, Conrad Wagner, Jr., Christ Wagner, Sr., Christ Wagner, Jr., Hugo Schott, Paul Wagner, Julius Wagner, Geo Wagner and Oscar Steininger."	Wagner, Julius (I122)
2249	1855 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co: Lena B Bohrer born 3 December 1855, dau of John and Mary Kaiser Bohrer [both born in Switzerland]. 1860 CENSUS: to find 1870 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co: Dwelling 450: BOHRER, John 51/Switz; Mary 42/Switz; Lenna 14/MO; Mary 12/MO; Charles 7/MO; Julius 3/MO 1876 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: William W Wagner md Lena B Bohrer 16 November 1876 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: FHL film #287758 - 235 High Street: WAGNER, William 26/Bav (hotel); Lena 24/Switz; Victor 2/MO; George W 1/MO 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City:Anc.com Img 57,FHL Film 1240850,4 Jun,Dw 546/548,235 E High St: Lena Wagner 44/MO born December 1855, wife of William W Wagner 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 1, 18 April, pg 159, Dwelling 6/5-227 E Dunklin St: Lena Wagner age 54, born Missouri (GY,GY) md 1 time-38 years, 6/6 children living, no occ, wife of William W Wagner 1912 HISTORY: Jefferson City Tribune, 13 April 1912, pg 1: "Mrs. Wagner gets Damages". The jury in the case of Mrs. Lena Wagner against F.C. Binder, Admr, et al, returned a verdice shortly before noon Saturday, awarding the plaintiff damages in the sum of $9,352, the full amount for which she sued...167 shares of water works company sold." 1920 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Img 28, 7,9 Feb, pg 192, Dwelling 31/31-915 Main St: WAGNER, Lena-head 64/MO (Switz,Switz) widow, renting, no occupation; Alma BEARDER-dau 36/MO (MO,MO) widow, no occupation; Edwina-dau 23/MO (MO,MO) single,no occ. 1930 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City:A.C Img11,p 230, Apr 5, Dw 127/131-1202 Monroe Drive: WAGNER, Lena-head 75/MO (Switz,Switz) wid, mg 30yrs-no occ; Jake ALLEN-son-in-law 35/MO (KY,IND) md 25yrs, salesman-paper co; Edwina-dau 34/MO (MO,MO) md 25 yrs-no occ; Virginia-dau [gdau?] 7/MO (MO,MO) 1938 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Lena B Bohrer Wagner residing with Mrs Jake W Allen, 1220 Elmarine, Jefferson City MO, died 4 July 1938; buried Riverview Cemetery;Tombstone: "Lena B Bohrer Wagner born 3 Dec 1855, died 4 July 1938" [no places shown]	Bohrer, Lena B (I153)
2250	1855 BIRTH: MO,Platte Co: Thomas Franklin Eades born 8 March 1855 to Isaac & Harriett Eades 1924 DEATH, BURIAL: KS, Atcheson Co-Cummings: Thomas Franklin Eads died 2 Jun 1924	Eades, Thomas Franklin (I8564)