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Elizabeth Ann Smith
1823 - 1880 (56 years)-
Name Elizabeth Ann Smith Born 4 Dec 1823 Clay Township, Linn, Missouri, United States 
[1] Gender Female Buried Sep 1880 Botts Cemetery, N Meadville, Linn, Missouri [2] Died 25 Sep 1880 Linn, Missouri, United States [3] Person ID I5236 Wagner-Thomas | Hallmark Last Modified 11 Jan 2014
Father William H Smith, b. 1802, Botetourt, Virginia, United States , d. Aft 1869 (Age > 68 years) Mother Nancy Jennings, b. 15 Oct 1803, Kentucky, United States , d. 22 Oct 1868 (Age 65 years) Married 28 Feb 1823 Howard, Missouri, United States [4, 5, 6, 7] Family ID F1725 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family John Walkup, b. 29 Nov 1818, Missouri, United States , d. 22 Apr 1901, Missouri, United States (Age 82 years) Married 14 Jul 1846 Linn, Missouri, United States [8, 9, 10] Children 1. William Riley Walkup, b. Abt 1847, Linn, Missouri, United States , d. Bef Jul 1850, Missouri, United States (Age ~ 3 years)+ 2. Joseph Thomas Walkup, b. 27 Feb 1850, Gower, Clinton, Missouri, United States , d. 3 Apr 1931, Meadville, Linn, Missouri, United States (Age 81 years)3. Mary Jane Walkup, b. Abt Feb 1852, Linn, Missouri, United States , d. 1938 (Age ~ 85 years)4. Judson Walkup, b. Abt 1854, Linn, Missouri, United States , d. Bef 1870 (Age ~ 15 years)+ 5. Andrew F Walkup, b. Oct 1856, Linn, Missouri, United States , d. 7 Mar 1936, Livingston, Missouri, United States (Age ~ 79 years)6. Jeremiah Walkup, b. Abt 1859, Linn, Missouri, United States , d. Bef 1870 (Age ~ 10 years)Last Modified 22 Nov 2014 Family ID F1736 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - 4 Dec 1823 - Clay Township, Linn, Missouri, United States 
Married - 14 Jul 1846 - Linn, Missouri, United States Died - 25 Sep 1880 - Linn, Missouri, United States = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - 1823 BIRTH: MO,Linn-Clay Twp: Elizabeth Ann Smith born 4 December 1823
1846 MARRIAGE: MO,Linn Co: John Walkup md Elizabeth Ann Smith 14 July 1846
1850 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-50th Dist: 16 Sep,Dw 224: Elizabeth Walkup 26/MO, wife of John Walkup
1852 HIST: MO,Linn Co-Linneous: 1852 letter in Researcher, April 1992, by Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry Pub:
Letter from John & Elizabeth Walkup to James & Sharlotta McAlastor, 3 March 1852 (spelling & punctuation as written-spaces where think sentences ended): "...we ar all well at presant... your Father and mother is well and live wher Baley Settle in the forkes & Baley and Co Sosen [Susan] lives where vanveber lived Sary [may be Belcher] is moved to Welsey Jacobs & Sary is verey unwell and has bean for some time the rest of Baleys Famley is well Co Sampson and Elizabeth and famley ar all well thay have 7 children. Sosen [Susan?] has got 4 by Baley Shack [Meshack] and Addaline and children ar well and they have 5 children George Smith and Mahaley and thair famley was all well when i heard from them Jackson and James ar marred and live 4 mildes [miles?] above Shack Dick and Ann was well and family your Father heard from your half sisters thay live in Ohio thay ar rich and most of their children ar marred William Smith and Nancy and theair Famley ar well thay was at my house a few dayes ago and thay was all well Emeline is marred to harvey Jacobes thay have one child and nerley a nother one thay look evry day for our doges to bark Mc Smith is marred to Pop Bennett a bout 3 months ago. Joseph [may be Hunt] weashes to marry Nancy Jane Begones to hang her bootes on too pines Elisabeth Ann is marred to John Walkup 6 yeares next July we have had 3 children one of them is ded William Riley Joseph Thomas is 2 yeares old Feb the yongest is 3 weekes old Mary Jane Thomas calles the babey Jim he can begon to talk and waid 28 powneds at 10 months old he is a fine child William Smith lives where hooker lived Hooker lives 2 milaes west on the priara Prater and Gorge is gon to Calaforna Hover is ded John and william Minas is ded Mahaly Brasfield is ded Cana Bagwell is blind Jesey goin is preaching and has the second wife Joseph is gon to Calaforna John McAlastor and and famley will start for your house in origon in a few dayes A nunber of us ar dissatisfied unacount of the climmet we know that you know all about the climmet of missouri and that of origon the advantages and disadvantages attenden Both Contreys knowing what you do if you was well situated in Missouri wood you brake up to go to origon Be canded with me i thaut once this Spring that i wood go to origon to look but i took a nother notion i through you wood be canded to git a trew geogaphy of origon the Sise of the valleys and the Situation of them their ar a great differnce of opinion among men about origon as Some Say thay ar Sudden changes in the witheer threw the day and night mo so than in missouri you know all about that matter tell us how long it Raines in origon and the manner it Raines when it stopes and comences it is as agreable the yeair Round as missouri I have weashed that i cood peep over and look at your Contry but i can not See all the kingdomes of the world at once tell us how Stalk lives if thay live entirley on the rain without feeding doze Stalk get poor enny time in the yeair and if So what time Thomas Flournaw Staid in origon last winter was a year a go he stated that he Saw it Rainning and Snowing threw the day and ice ciccales six feet long to freez threw the night. Can this be posable wehn do you plant your gardones do you watter them do you watter anny thing that you Raise their ar but little chaing in the forkes sence you left less than anney other potion of the County the town and Contrey around has improved greatley their air in contemplation a rail road to runn threw our county runing from Hanabal to St Joseph on the Missouri River i own near 8 hundred acors of land on this Rout and about 8 hundred acors of milatory Land it is generaly believd that Congras has given four miles on each Side of the road this is telegraphic noose it is sertenly believd i have manny things to Right one Sheet is not Suficant to tell all i want. William Smith McJacobs and Joseph and there famleyes all take of moveing to origon next Spring my Mother in law doze not seame willing to move. Baley expects to move with us give us all the information you can cancerning origon i thaut of driveing Stalk when i Come is this ida good or not Right soon as you get this letter we close by saying if we shall no more meet in this life let us meet in heven John and Elisabeth Walkup to James and Sharlotta McAlastor"
1860 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Twp 59 R21,Linneous PO: 23 Jul, Dw160: Elizabeth Walkup 36/MO, wife of John Walkup
1870 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Clay Twp,Linneus PO: 28 Sep,Dw 51/61: Elizabeth A Walkup 46/MO, wife of John Walkup
1880 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Clay Twp:4 Jun,Dw 69/69: Elizabeth A Walkup 56/MO (TN,TN), wife of John Walkup
1880 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Linn Co: Elizabeth Ann Smith Walkup died 25 September 1880; buried Botts Cemetery, NW Linn Co, MO Cemeteries, Elizabeth Ellsbery: Botts Cem
- 1823 BIRTH: MO,Linn-Clay Twp: Elizabeth Ann Smith born 4 December 1823
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Sources - [S310] Cemetery Records of Northwestern Linn County, Missouri, pg 8.
Elizabeth A Walkup, wife of Rev. John, December 4, 1823 - September 25, 1880 [no places shown]
Botts Cemetery, located north of Meadville MO - [S310] Cemetery Records of Northwestern Linn County, Missouri, pg 8.
Elizabeth Ann Walkup, wife of Rev. John, December 4, 1823 - September 25, 1880
Botts Cemetery, located north of Meadville MO - [S310] Cemetery Records of Northwestern Linn County, Missouri, pg 8.
Elizabeth Ann Walkup, wife of Rev. John, December 4, 1823 - September 25, 1880 [no places shown]
Botts Cemetery, located north of Meadville MO - [S193] IGI-International Genealogical Index, IGI M515181/0631.
Wm H Smith md Nancy Ginnings 28 Feb 1823, Howard Co, MO - [S283] History of Sullivan Co Missouri.
William Smith md Nancy Jennings 1827 in Howell Co MO
Sullivan Co Mg Rcds - [S301] Family Rcds: ELLSBERRY, Elizabeth Prather.
William Smith md Nancy Jennings, children: Eliz Ann (md Rev John Walkup, Misesin sp?), Joseph Meshack (md Eliz Hooker), Geo R b 1823, Nancy J (md John Hardy Belcher), Mary M, Martha M, Malinda, Amanda - [S240] Family Rcds: SMITH, Leon L, pg 39.
William H Smith to Nancy Jennings 28 Feb. 1827 by No. 174 [Howard Co MO]
Nov 1998 letter from Leon to Pam Wagner, page from Marriage & Will Records of Howard Co, Missouri, bk 977.82 V25e, No 174, Peeler, David J.P.
Date: 1816 or 1850 - [S298] Missouri,Linn Co: Marriage Records, Vol 1, pg 10.
John Walkup md Elizabeth Ann Smith 14 Jul 1846 AD [Linn Co MO] Peter M Fore - [S178] Family Rcds: WALKUP, John.
Elisabeth Ann is marred to John Walkup 6 yeares next July we have had 3 children
Copy of a letter from John & Elisabeth Walkup to James & Sharlotta Mc Alastor in Oregon
Date: 3 March 1852 - [S422] Internet: Ancestry.com, Anc.com Img 15, MG Book pg 37.
Married on the 14th day of July AD 1846 by the undersigned, a Licenced Minister of the Gospel, John Walkup to Elizabeth Ann Smith, all of Linn County Missouri, this 18th day of July AD 1846, signed Peter M Fore... Field for record on the 18th day of July AD 1846 and recorded on the 24th day ... Wm Sassinmouth.
Missouri Marriage Records 1803-2002, searched 1-19-2009, copy of original marriage rcd book pg 37
- [S310] Cemetery Records of Northwestern Linn County, Missouri, pg 8.