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2851

Buried at Jadwin Cemetery, Dento Co MO

Family (F292)

2852

Buried at Walker Chapel Cemetery, Trask area, Howell County, Missouri

Stokes, Luther (I3472)

2853

Buried at Walker's Chapel Cemetery, Trask, Howell County, Missouri

Thornton, Polena "Lena" (I19)

2854

Buried Howell Cemetery

Wilbanks, George Andrew (I273)

2855

Buried in a Catholic cemetery. His mother was from Northern Ireland - perhaps they were raised Catholic? Possibility of church records?

Walker, George Francis (I2146)

2856

Buried in the 12-person plot purchased by his father at the time of Bridget's death. Both of his parents are buried here as well.

Walker, William H. (I2145)

2857

Buried near him at Chapel Hill are Etta Roush b 1874 d 1914, and Effie Roush b 1891 d 1950. Could these have been his first and second wives? A wife and a dau?

Roush, Rufus Elvin (I3277)

2858

Buried next to him is: Elizabeth CAMPBELL 1860 - 1939. A second wife? Joel Campbell 1894 - 1929 may be another son of J. Fieldin Campbell - buried next to him at Boone Cemetery, Sherrill Twp, Texas Co MO; source 165, pg 60

Campbell, John Fieldin (I630)

2859

Buried next to his first wife, Nancy Smith, in Chapel Hill Cemetery, near Mountain View, Howell County, MIssouri.

Campbell, John Jasper (I3311)

2860

Buried Oak Hill Cemetery Bates Co MO: Mary J. PATTEN, b 6 March 1825, d 6 Feb 1899. Wife of M.T. PATTEN. Buried there also, dau Dora

[Inknown], Mary S. (I2774)

2861

Buried Walker Chapel Cemetery, Trask, Howell County, Missouri

Stokes, Albert (I3474)

2862

Buried with Adam and Lavona Roush, Olie Roush, Isaac F. Roush, and Adam Roush (died in infancy).

Roush, Neamad (I199)

2863

Buried with his family at Oak Lawn Cemetery in West Plains, Howell Co, Missouri: Mary "Duckworth" Hill, b 12 Jan 1830, d 1 March 1918. Probably his mother?

Hill, Carrick Samuel (I248)

2864

Buried with the William Lee Roush family in Bennetts Chapel Cemetery, near West Plains.

Roush, Adam (I197)

2865

by combining info in Howell County and Texas County census, it seems most likely that this was his full name.

Campbell, Robert Lee (I591)

2866

By process of elimination, Bulah must have gone by "Vitress." Sister Ruby's obit names her sisters and the other two had known marriages to someone other than a Hammer or Hamer.

Also seen as "Vertress."

Wood, Bulah Virtress (I584)

2867

by Richard Langford

Family (F1142)

2868

Called "G. F. Gillmor" in sister Margaret's obit.

Gillmor, Fenton I. (I1185)

2869

Camden or Laclede County, MIssouri

Gilmore, Anna (I89)

2870

Came from a very poor family around Brushy Knob, Douglas Co MO. Elsie Campbell and her husband Jim Sauer hired her to work in their store at Brushy Knob. She undoubtedly met Clarence in this connection. Very hard working woman, did a lot of the farm work. She was very attractive. She was a good athlete adnd followed national sports, as well as playing girls basketball in high school.

Riley, Dora (I2503)

2871

Came to VA from England. In 1641 Richard Preston received 250 acres for transporting five servants, including Edward "Ratcliffe" (also variously spelled Ratliff, Rackly, Racle, etc). On 21 April 1657 Edward Rackley patented 400 acres of land on the south side of the Rappahannock, behind land of John Gilliott, about 12 mi above Nnsemond Towne, Essex Co, VA. A Richard Rackley arrived in VA in the same year (1639), but no relationship is proven. Edward probably served his 7-year term with Preston. 1658 patented 640 acres New Kent Co, VA with neighbor Peter Ford. 1663 another 640 same county.

Rackley, Edward (I517)

2872

Came to White Co IL

Had a first marriage in Canada, resulting in one child. His wife died, and he left the child, and all of the money that he had (around $1,000) and moved to White Co IL to start again. Sold his farm in Hamilton Co IL and established a dairy in Marion Co IL

McKenzie, George (I3091)

2873

Came to White Co IL in 1818.

Bolerjack, John (I750)

2874

Came via internet in four files: 1a, 1b, 2, and 3. Details the Story line from George STORY 1725 through Samuel Patterson Story.

Offers many reference notes as to sources. See document in my files.

Source (S873)

2875

Cannot be found in 1850, 1860, 1870 or 1880 census; she does not appear with her family in the 1850 census, prior to her marriage. She does not appear subsequently under the name STUHL or STULL.

Deboard, Mary Lucinda (I771)

2876

Cannot find a Missouri death certificate. Could she have died elsewhere?

Ordered Arkansas death certificate (attempt) through VitalCheck on 7 May 2007. Order #VTI-223. Expedited. They telephone 10 May 2007, with a few additional questions, but it looks unlikely that they will find a record of her death.

Story, Minnie Mathilda "May" (I1242)

2877

Car accident, near Braddyville.

Clark, Rolland L. (I2641)

2878

Caroline wife of J. C. CLARK b Jan 14, 1854 d Sept 28, 1908 CLARK

Clark, Susan Caroline (I2735)

2879

Cause of death: "tuberculosis of lungs"

Shelby, Mary Jane (I9097)

2880

Cause of death: breast cancer.

Black, Bessie May (I2809)

2881

Cause of death: carcinoma of intestine and liver

Garland, Erpha (I796)

2882

Cause of death: Carcinoma of prostrate.

Wood, Eli Harrison (I579)

2883

Cause of death: chronic diarrhea, since Civil War service.

Blackmer, John W. (I6377)

2884

Cause of death: epidemic meningitis

Nicholas, Opal (I6747)

2885

Cause of death: Lobar pneumonia

Herndon, Amanda Ellen (I3937)

2886

Cause of death: pneumonia

Morse, Elizabeth (I24)

2887

Cause of death: stomach cancer

Lewis, Lydia Francis (I2359)

2888

Cause of death: tuberculosis

Campbell, Ruie M. (I2848)

2889

Cause of death: uremic poisoning.

Hill, William A. (I2980)

2890

Cemetery marker (image at FindAGrave) gives his birth year as 1890.

1900 census gives month June year 1891

Cemetery marker gives day of 28th.

Brazzell, Willie Flatt (I6430)

2891

Cemetery marker gives birth year of 1895

Brazzell, Speight (I6432)

2892

Cemetery marker gives date of birth as 18 July 1895. 1900 census gives birth as July 1994.

Campbell, Ruth (I2847)

2893

Cemetery marker offers only years of birth and death.

Gilmore, Lucy Elizabeth (I352)

2894

Cemetery marker offers only years of birth and death.

Gilmore, Thomas Roy (I364)

2895

Cemetery marker says 14 October, WWII draft card says 24 October--likely the latter.

Donald, William Francis (I146)

2896

Cemetery marker says Betty Jo Ann Miner; death notice says Betty JoAnn Miner

Miner, Betty JoAnne (I945)

2897

Cemetery marker states 2 Jan 1855.

Yerby, William N. (I4886)

2898

Census data is inconclusive about the parentage of Martha J. Taylor. Although she is found in the home of John Taylor in the 1860 census, it is difficult to tell whether she is his daughter or the daughter of Alexander TAYLOR, age 26, in the same household. Both John and Alexander are born in TN; it is likely that Alexander is John's son. However, there is also a Mary J. Taylor, age 26, b IL, in the household. She must be the wife of either John or Alexander, and the mother of Martha J. Taylor. The order of listing in census would lead me to conclude that Mary J. , age 26, is married to John, age 46. I would further guess that Alexander, Riley and Nancy J. were from a previous marriage of John Taylor. They youngest three children, Martha J., 5, Luther B., 3, and Adena, 8/12 are probably the children of Mary J. and John Taylor. However, this is onlly a guess.

In the 1870 census, Martha J. Taylor is in the home of James K. P. Smith and his wife, Mary J., b IL. Evidently Mary J.'s husband has died and she has remarried. Neither John Taylor nor Alexander Taylor can be found in the 1870 census, so it is impossible to tell which of them died. Cemetery records have not been helpful in this regard.

In exchanging e-mail with a descendant of Martha's sister, Sarah A. TAYLOR; Sheryl Karlowski-Brown. Sheryl was in possession of the death certificate of Sarah A. TAYLOR, which listed her parents as John TAYLOR and Jane REECE.

Taylor, Martha Jane (I143)

2899

Census data varies widely as to his age and calculated birth year. Most internet family trees give a date of 15 November 1863 for his birth. The Colton book gives the latter, as well.

Place of birth differs, as well. Often given as Hampden County, Massachusetts, but also seen as Iowa. His first two Kansas state census stated birthplace Iowa, as did his 1880 census in the home with his parents, offering an age of 16. It seems likely that he was born in Iowa.

His father's 1863 U.S. draft registration was in the 5th Congressional District of Iowa (representing 22 counties in the SW quadrant of Iowa), which supports his birth in Iowa.

[Wikipedia entry for the 5th district of Iowa: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_A._Kasson]

Bucklin, Willard Livere (I397)

2900

Census difficult to read; either 'Boyd' or 'Boone.'

Fox, Boyd (I641)