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2751	1875 BIR: 1900 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-Mifflin Twp: Charles-son of Peter and Sarah MICHAEL, bn Aug 1875-24/PA, single, farm laborer	Michael, Charles (I8513)
2752	1875 BIRTH: ,MG,DTH,BUR: Fam Grp Sheet-rep: Lucy Rawson Harmon gdau, fam rcds: David Henry Grow, rep: Mary Estella Rawson Christensen-cous, pg161: Rawson Fam Gen Bk, possession of Pam Hallmark Wagner. 1910 CENSUS: OR, Union-Cove: Anc.com Img 3, film #1375303,pg 12, Dw# 28/32: GROW, Mary L 36/UT (IL,ILl) widow, dressmkr,st home-own home; Jesse D-son 15/ID (UT,UT) S, school, no occ; Luella M-dau 13/ID-school; Pearl C-dau 11/ID school; Bert D-son 9/ID-school; Fred W-son 7/OR,school; Margaretta-dau 5/OR 1920 CENSUS: OR,Union Co-Cove City: Ance.com Img 11, pg 22, 4 Jan, Farm 100/100: MITCHELL, John M-head 63/UT (Eng,Eng) md general farmer, own with mortgage; Mary L-wife 44/UT (IL,IL) md no occ; Frederick GROW-stepson 17/OR (UT,UT) no occ; Margaret GROW-stepdau 14/OR (UT,UT) 1934 HISTORY: WA,King Co-Seattle: US City Directories: Looks like she here: Mary L Grow (David H wid) h 1420 4th Ave W Apt B5 [lots of other Grows too] NOTES: "Mary Luetta Rawson Grow": told by dau Margaret (Lambert),pg157-Rawson Fam Gen Bk, possession of Pam Hallmark Wagner: In 1851 Rawson fam went to Ogden, Pace fam sent to Payson. Evidently the Rawsons went to Payson for a time also, for their son Arthur Morrison & Pace dau, Margaret, became endeared to each other; in 1859-at 19 and 17 respectfully, were md. Aft 1st child bn moved to Ogden, 2 more children bn. Moved to St. George for a time. Another child bn. Again ret to Ogden, or Harrisville, where rest of fam bn-8 girls & 4 boys. 8th child: Mary Luetta Rawson Grow, born 10 August 1875 in Harrisville. "Mother, wht do you remember most abt time you lived in Harrisville?" "Not much of anything. Just going to school and helping mother." "That is where you learned to knit & sew?" "Yes, I was with mother all day long. I didn't go to school until I was 11, & everything mother did around the house, I learned to do with her. She taught me to crochet, to knit & sew. When she sat down to work I would do whatever she did. If she wd knit, I wd knit; if she wd sew, I wd sew; if she wd crochet,I wd crochet. This is the way we would spend our time." "How old were you when you made your 1st dress?" "I was 12. I cut out the pattern & material & made the dress all by myself." "You also learned to cook and make bread?" "Yes, as I said bef, everything mthr did,I did. I learned to cook, wash, make the soap we used & to do all the things mthr did." "How abt preserving the fruit?" "We all worked together to pick & prepare the fruit. We had trees on our place, wked together during the day picking fruit, in the evening helped to prepare it for drying." "I remember Grandfather Rawson not wanting his girls to curl their hair." "Father was very strict how we girls dressed & wore our hair. He told us how we should dress & wear our things. He was very kind to us, but when I was old enough to go to school, I wanted to have curls in my hair, as I saw the other girls have. One eve, I put my hair in curlers. It was just abt prayer time when I had finished. I marched into the room with the curls in my hair. Fthr sd, "What is the matter with your hair, dau? If God wanted you to have curls, he wd have made them for you bef you came here. March right into the other room & take them out." I left the fam waiting for me, while I went in & combed my hair the way it should have been." When mthr was 12 yrs, her fthr took her & her 3 brthrs to ID to homestead some land. While the men cleared the land of sage brush & planted crops, mthr cooked & kept house for them. When crops were planted, grandfthr began to build new home. It was a wonderful experience for mthr to help get the new house ready for her mthr & have all of the fam united once more. They had to travel 5 mi to the nearest church, so meeting were being held in Grndfthr's home & he became Br Pres. The new community was named Ammon, their home was the gathering place for all the young people. Grndmthr loved to sing & dance, & she composed many songs for their enjoyment. Before long, they had a chapel built & grndfthr made Bishop. Mother taught Sunday School, then became sec, which office she held until her mg. Sev fams moved into the community. Among them was the Grow fam. "Mother, what did the young people do to amust themselves in those days?" "Well, we had horseback riding, riding in the carts, things like that. Every- thing we did, we tried to make fun out of it. All the young people joined together & we were all sociable. We all had our work to do all the time, but we tried to make fun out of our work." "How abt dancing-where did you go to dance?" "We had a place in the valley which was shady and nice & they fixed it up so we could dance there. We also went to dances in other communities north of us; sometimes we went to Idaho Falls west of us." "How did you travel?" "Sometimes we went by horseback; sometimes we went in a big wagon; sometimes we went by carriage or surrey." "Where did you 1st meet Dad?" "Well, we had a home in ID & just one mi frm our home was my sis's home. One day I was going to visit my sis, & when I came to the gate a little way above her place, I saw a young man walking along. He had a smile on his face. I looked at him as though I expected him to say something. He caught on & sd, "How do you get across this crk?" I told him how to cross. He looked so wonderfully nice to me, as I looked at him, that I almost fell in love with him & I sd to myself, "If you don't get this young man for my beau, it won't be my fault." So that way, we got to talk & we had a nice little visit then. By the next Sun, the whole fam had arrived, & the young people had gotten acquainted with each other. He & my bro became friends & planned a little carriage ride aft Sun School. So my bro took me aside & whispered to me what they had planned to do. He sd to me, "If you don't mind, I wd like you to ride with him." I sd, good, go ahead. That suits me. So we had our carriage ride & all became good friends." This young man who stole the heart of my mthr was David Henry Grow, son of Wm Moyer Grow of Huntsville. The Grow home was across the street frm the McKay home, & David O & David Henry were boyhood friends. David was named for his grndfthr, Henry Grow Jr, who was architect of tabernacle roof. Though it was not his ancestors, but his sweet smile that did the trick, that carriage ride was the beg of a sweet courtship, which culminated in mg in Logan Temple 1 Nov 1893. Mthr was 19, fthr 21. A very memorable event in their lives just bef the wedding was a trip to SLC with Grndmthr Grow to the ded of the SL Temple 4 Apr 1893. Aft their mg, they returned to Ammon & built a home on the land given them by Grndfthr Grow. Mother resumed her church activities, working in RS as a visiting tchr. During the next 7 yrs, 4 children bn: Jess 26 Jul 1894, Louella 6 May 1896, Pearl 14 May 1898, & Burt 6 May 1900. She continued to work in RS, taught Sun School class for a time & served as Pres of the MIA. My father was then transferred by the railroad to OR, where Grndfthr Rawson had gone for his health. A small group of church members had formed a new twnshp, which they named Nibley, aft Charles W Nibley. Mother again was MIA Pres & helped nurse our neighbors thru a typhoid epidemic, which finally spread to the family. Though 5 died, our fam was spared, & on 11 Oct 1902 her 3rd son was born. When father regained his health, moved his family to LeGrande OR, where the 6th child Margaret born on 10 Apr 1905. The following year on 14 July 1906, father was struck & instantly killed by a passenger train, & mother moved the family to Cove OR to be near her mother & brothers, where she purchased a home. Mother relates: "The 1st Sun aft I moved into our new home, a knock came at our door, and it was Bishop John A Abbott and his two counselors, Joseph C Pixton & Joel H Orten & their wives, bringing a wonderful spirit with them. They told me the way to overcome my grief was to work & keep busy. They invited me to come out to all the meetings & be a teacher in Primary & Sunday School. I was never without work & the children always had plenty. I always tried to pay a full tithing & felt this contributed a hedge of safety to our daily lives." Mother was a Sunday School & Relief Society teacher for a few yrs, then was Primary Pres for 6 yrs. Then the Bishop said he was going to give her a promotion and called her to be the president of the Relief Society. Then it became her job to care for the sick, and she spent many nights sitting up with the sick, while working to support her family. About this time, Fred contracted rheumatic fever and remained under a doctor's care without much improvement. On 25 Mar 1915, Louella md IA Hallmark, & shortly thereafter, mother and Jess took Fred to Ogden, hoping to improve his health. Mother had him prayed for in the Temple, and he immediately improved and soon was able to attend school. Pearl and Margaret joined them there at the end of the school term. During WWI my eldest brother Jess enlisted & mother went back to LaGrande to see him off. She secured a position in the hospital there, where she remained until aft the war. On 1 Jan 1909 Pearl married CA Fowers in Ogden. At this time we returned to our home in Cove OR, where mother worked in RS, taking charge of the Temple clothes and care of the dead. Loved by all, she was ready to help anyone in need and on Sun afternoons, our home became a gathering place for the young people. The next yr mthr became MIA president and was until we sold our home in Cove and returned to Ogden UT. Here we were members of the new18th Ward, where mother helped to organize the MIA, serving as a counselor until 1924, when she joined her two eldest sons in Oakland CA. On 24 Jun 1925, Burt married Marion Shaefer and one year later, Jess married Lyda Fahay. The family now consisting of mother, Fred and myself, now moved to Berkley Branch. There, at an MIA party, J Edward Johnson introduced me to a young man who later became my husbund, Leroy Lambert 27Aug 1927. Mother then moved to San Francisco, where she became active in SF Ward. On 28 Nov 1931, Jess's wife, Lyda passed away and mother went to Seattle to care for his 4-yr old son, until Jess married Phoebe Desilet a year later. Upon returning to San Francisco, mother again became active in the ward and was later set apart as work director by Elder Needham Lambert on 4 Dec 1938. On July 28 1940, Elder Gordon Owen gave mother a special blessing which has since instilled in her a desire to live worthy of the promised blessing. Shortly thereafter, Louella became very ill and mother rushed to Walla Walla WA to care for her until her death 28 Jan 1941. On 2 Aug 1941 Fred md Beatrice Wardell Coons. This marriage was later solemnized in SL Temple by Pr Waddoups 3 Oct 1951. During this time mother served as Magazine agent and aided their bazaars with her handiwork and pastries. In 1951, when the Church Authorities requested all members to attend the ward they lived, mother transferred to the Sunset Ward, where she served faithfully until ill health forced her release, but she continued to aid the Relief Society's many programs. "Now mthr, would you like to add something in conclusion?" "I have always tried to live the best I know how, and I know when we try to live the Gospel and do the things we've been called to do, we learn our lessons, and I would say to others to live as near as what Jesus taught us to do and all will come well, not seeking for position, but striving only to live a good life." Mother now has 3 sons and 2 daughters living, and 11 grandchildren, 41 great grandchildren and 3 great great grandchildren. My testimony is that the Lord lives and blesses us in all that we undertake to do, if we have righteous desires in our hearts. "Amen."	Rawson, Mary Luetta (I1879)
2753	1875 BIRTH: OR,Yamhill co-Sheridan: Lula Mittie Burden born Feb 11, 1875, called Lulu 1895 MARRIAGE #1: ID,Latah Co-Starner: James W Davis (24) of Garfield,Whitman Co WA md Lulu M Burden of Cora ID on 1 Jan 1895 Where this come from? #1 Davis (1875/CA - 1911/ID), apparently died. Md #2 ---Sonner. She had 10 children. MARRIAGE #2: Lula M Burden Davis md William Sonner, no date or place shown. Email Nov 2002,Connie Clapier pg 12: Lula Mittie Burden md #1-James Warren Davis, #2-Wm Sonner, no dates or places given HIST: Feb 1956 from Thelma Burden, gdaughter of Levi Burden, to Mary Gray Marks, Eads doc #14: "I think Aunt Lulu has a grandson going to Wash. State College in Pullman where Goldie (Minnie's dau)lives. My sister, Oma lives in Pullman, too." ACTION - CK OUT - who Asa, what about?: Asa & his children joined church, went to Kirtland from Connecticut. Also showed 1907 dd Garfield,Whitman,WA, then 1957 in ID	Burden, Lula Mittie (I2108)
2754	1875 BIRTH: Ella Foster b 18 June 1875, TX 1956 DEATH,BURIAL: Ella Foster died 9 May 1956, TX	Foster, Ella (I8605)
2755	1875 BIRTH: IND,Owen Co-Coal City: Mary Catherine Norman born 11 April 1875, daughter of Elizabeth Griffen (Hoster) and Jacob Norman. July 1994 letter from Thelma Smith Sharp: "Mary Catherine dau of Jacob & Elizabeth Norman Hoster, called Cathy, called Cathy, died 1956." 1892 MARRIAGE #1: MO,Sullivan Co: James F Smith of Scottsville md Mary C Norman of Cora 23 Oct 1892 in Sullivan Co 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Browning City: 1 Jun, Dw#173/176: Mary C Smith 25/IND born April 1875 (OH,IND) 2/2 children living, daughter of James F and Mary C Smith 1920 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Polk Twp,Milan: 17 Jan, Dw#380: Mary C Smith 46/IND (OH,IND), wife of James F Smith 1942 DEATH of husband: MO,Sullivan Co-Reger: James Franklin Smith died 17 May 1942 MARRIAGE #2: Browning Ldr-Rcd V5 pg 64,13 Sep 1956: "Mary Catherine Smith md Wm Woodson-Cushing OK & at his death moved to Reger." No dates or places shown. Thelma Smith Sharp shows md a Mr Brookshire as #2 marriage [ck out] 1956 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan-Reger: Mary Catherine Brookshire died 12 Septebmer 1956 in her Reger home; buried Henry Cemetery, by husband J Frank Smith, headstone: "Mary C Brookshire 1875-19.."	Norman, Mary Catherine (I4801)
2756	1875 BIRTH: Margaret Crumley born Oct. 1875," no place shown. 1892 MARRIAGE: ID,Latah Co: Jasper Stanley Burden married Margaret (Maggie) Crumley c1910 DTH: Margaret Crumley Burden died abt Feb 1910 [6 months after daughter, Thelma, born] no actual date or place shown. Feb 1956 letter from Thelma Burden to Mary Gray Marks, Eads doc #14: "My mother died when I was 6 months old [born Aug 1909]. Oma was 11 and the boys were 13, 15, and 17. Oma was our little mother..Papa was wonderful too and it was no easy task for any of them. I had the easiest time of all because I never knew my mother and of course didn't miss her like the rest. My mother was a wonderful woman too and Papa loved her very much. He never married again."	Crumley, Margaret (I2229)
2757	1875 BIRTH: MO,Carroll Co: Robert Elmer Thurlo was born 8 September 1875, on the Thurlo farm, the sixth child and second son of Silas and Elizabeth Thurlo 1900 CENSUS: OK-Indian Territory:[from Descendants, pt 5-5] "Robert Elmer-a cousin, living with Charlie H Thurlo (7-2) [sn of Henry & Elizabeth Crouch Thurlo] and family in Indian Territory, Oklahoma MARRIAGE #1: OK-Indian Territory [Descendants pg 5-5]: Robert Elmer Thurlo md Kitty [no surname, date or place shown], no children known about or shown HIST: Descendants of John & Abigail Thurlo, pg 5-5: "We know very little about Bob... seldom returned to Missouri after he left. We do not know what happened to his first wife or if they had children..." MARRIAGE #2: Robert Elmer Thurlo md Birdie [no surname, date or place shown] 1965 DEATH,BURIAL: TX-La Feria: Robert Elmer Thurlo died abt September 13, 1965; buried September 16 in La Feria [from Descendants, pg 5-5] ACTION - CK OUT: 1. Get 1900 census again and get details, also check for 1910-1930	Thurlo, Robert Elmer (I4480)
2758	1875 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Schuberts: Adam John Schubert was born 27 March 1875 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: anc.com Img 14, pg 14, 12 June, Dw 128,128: Adam Schubert age 5 bn Missouri, son of George and Margaret Schubert 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: anc.com Img 13, pg148A, 14 June, Dw 115,115: Adam Schubert age 23 bn March 1877 in Missouri (MO,GY) single farm laborer, son of George and Margaretha Schubert 1905 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co-Osage City: Adam John Scubert married Milda Mueller on 17 Mar 1905 by St Johns Lutheran Minister, Carl Luecke. 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Anc.com Img 11, pg 6A, 25 April, Dw 110,110: SCHUBERT, Adam-head 35/MO (MO,GY) md 1 time for 5yrs, general farmer-own farm; Milda-wife 33/MO (MO,MO) md 1 time 5yrs, 2/2 children living; Edna-dau 3/MO; Hellen-dau 2/MO; B... [can't read] WILTIN-black servant 29/MO, farm laborer. [116-John Wendler?] 1920 CENSUS: MO, Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Anc.com Img 1, pg 195, 2 January-South of Osage and Taos, Farm 1,1: SCHUBERT, Adam-head 44/MO (MO,GY)married, general farmer, can read & write; Milda-wife 42/GY (GY,GY)married, immigrated 1881, naturalized citizen, can read and write, no occupation; Edna-dau 13/MO (MO,GY); Helen-dau 11/MO; Mary-dau 7 3/2-MO. 1930 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Anc.com Img 2, pg 1B, 3 April, Osage City Road, Dw #19,19: SCHUBERT, Adam-head 55/MO (MO,GY) md at 30, farmer, own farm; Milda B-wife 24/GY (GY,GY) md at 27-no occupation; Helen H-dau 22/MO (MO,GY) single steno at printing office; Mayme A-dau 18/MO, single, no occupation. 1956 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Adam John Schubert died 10 Aug 1956 at St Mary's Hospital, Jefferson City of Myelocytic Leukemia;. He was buried 13 August 1956 at the St John's Lutheran Parish Cemetery, Schuberts, Missouri NOTES: Henry Genske 1996. Md ... had 3 children	Schubert, Adam John (I1322)
2759	1875 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co: Katharine Ann Wolfrum born 17 June 1875, twin to Wilhemina. Known as Kate. 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp..: Catharine Wolfrum 5 years old born Missouri, daughter of Ulrich and Catharina Wolfrum 1888 CHRISTENING: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Evangelical Church records: Katharine child of Ulrich and Katharina nie Puchta Wolfrum christened Mar 20 1888. MARRIAGE: Never married. 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City,113 Ashley St: Katie Wolfrum 24/MO, born June 1875, servant to Conrad and Thresa Wagner [dau of Ulrich Wolfrum, retired brewer] 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp ED 42: Anc.com Img 9, pg 77, 21 April, Dwelling 71,72 on Schott Rd: Katie Wolfrum 34, born Missouri, single citizen, no occupation, daughter of Ulrich and Katherine Wolfrum 1920 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp: Anc.com Imb 19, pg 43, 15-16 January, Farm 194/194 on Schott Rd: Trena Wolfrum 44, born Missouri, single and no occupation, living with brother Thomas with another sister and widowed father. 1955 HISTORY: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp: Obit of sister Wilhelmina Wolfrum Dec 1955: "Miss Wolfrum is survived by two sisters, the Misses Kate and Lena Wolfrum,... Schott road..." 1956 HISTORY: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Obit of brother William June 1956: "Survivors are... two sisters, Miss Kate and Miss Lena Wolfrum, both of Jefferson City..." 1963 DEATH,BURIAL: Wolfrum cemetery records show Katherine Ann Wolfrum bn June 17 1875, dd June 20, 1963.	Wolfrum, Katharine Ann (I133)
2760	1875 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co: Wilhelmina Wolfrum was born 17 June 1875, twin to Katharine Ann. Known as Minnie. MARRIAGE: Never married. 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp..: Minni Wolfrum 5 years old, born Missouri, daughter of Ulrich and Catharina Wolfrum. 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp: FHL Film #1230850, Vol 24,33,3,2: Minnie Wolfrum not with parents [obit: "Miss Wolfrum had made her home with her late brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Raithel for 60 years."] 1910 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Twp ED 42: Anc.com Img 9, pg 77, 21 April, Dwelling 71,72 on Schott Rd: Minnie not with parents or Edward Raithel- find her 1920 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 4, 3 January, Dwelling 42/45, 502 E McCarty St: Minnie Wolfrum age 44, born Missouri, single servant-resident, sister in law, living with Ed and Margaret [Wolfrum] Raithel. 1930 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Anc.com Img 12, pg 6B, 7 April, Dwelling 101/122, 327 Ash: Minnie Wolfrum age 54,born in Missouri-single, no occupation, living with Edwin E Raithel, brother in law 1955 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Wilhelmina Wolfrum died 18 December 1955; buried Riverview Cemetery on 20 December 1955.	Wolfrum, Wilhelmina (I132)
2761	1875 BIRTH: MO,Linn Co: Joseph Nickell born 25 October 1875, son of MRF and Nancy Rachel Nickell 1895 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Joseph Nickell md Rosa Gertrude Smith 24 March 1895 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp, Browning City (109,ED 151,7,29),Dw #109: NICKELL, Joseph, Oct 1875-29/MO (KY,OH) teacher at school, md 5 yrs, own home,sched 53; Rosa G, Dec 1872-27/MO (MO/MO) 3/3 children living; Raymond Jan 1896-7/MO; Iola F July 1897-2/MO; Neva P Jan 1899-1/MO 1906 DEATH of wife: MO,Sullivan Co: Gertrude Smith Nickell died 20 Oct 1906 1908 HIST: Browning Leader-Reader 5 March 1908: "Gilbert Kays sold Leader-Record to Joseph Nickell, son of MRF Nickell 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp, Browning: 39 North Street, pg 94: NICKELL, Joseph 34/Mo, widower, publisher (KY,OH); Ray 14/MO son; Iola F 12/MO dau; Neva P 11/MO dau. 1910 MARRIAGE #2: Joseph Nickell md Edna B Miles 20 November 1910, no place shown; 3 children: Robert Earl, Vadis Irene Alspach and Jimmie Buster; 1 stepson, Joe Miles 1920 CENSUS:MO,Sullivan Co-Browning ED 65:Anc Img 3-pg 58 (2A),1-6,Dw ... fam...: NICKELL, Joseph-head 44/MO (KY,OH) proprietor-newspaper, own farm; Edna-wife 31/MO (WV,WV); Earl R-son 7/MO (MO,MO); Vadis F-dau 5/MO; James-son 6/12 MO 1936 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co-Browning: Joseph Nickell died 25 November 1936; buried White Oak Cemetery, north of Browning, Editor of the Browning Leader-Record newspaper	Nickell, Joseph (I2004)
2762	1875 BIRTH: MO,Linn-Browning: Lillian Grace Prather born 23 September 1875 1880 CENSUS: MO,Linn Co-Benton Twp-ED 187: pg 7,1st June,pg 507, Dw 7/7: Grace Prather 5/MO, daughter of Wm & Rebecca Prather - had measles 1897 MARRIAGE: Lillian Grace Prather md Samuel W Correll 12 October 1897 1927 DEATH, BURIAL: MO,Linn-Browning: Lillian Grace Prather Correll died 11 March 1927 at the home of her mother, Mrs Rebecca Prather, in Browning 1934 HISTORY: Obit of mother 16 Aug 1934: "...7 children, 3 preceeded her.,,, Lillian Grace Corell..." 1958 HISTORY: The Warrens & You pg 83: "Mrs Correll attended Stephens College in Columbia, Mo They farmed near Browning, Mo, then moved to a large farm which they owned southeast of Brookfield, Mo.	Prather, Lillian Grace (I5017)
2763	1875 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co-near Browning: Clara Inez Smith was born 12 January 1875, daughter of John T and Helen Blackwood Smith 1894 MARRIAGE: Clara Inez Smith md Henry Norton Thurlo 8 November 1894 [no place shown] 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp ED151: Anc.com Img 27 pg66, 1 June, Dw258/258: Clara I Thurlo age 23 born Missouri January 1899 (MO,VA) md, 1/1 child living, wife of Henry N Thurlo 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp, Browning: pg 9451, Line Street Dw 95/95: Clara Thurlo age 35 bn Missouri (MO,MO) md 1 time 15yrs, wife of Henry N Thurlo 1920 CENSUS:MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,so 1/2 ED 1:Anc.com Img 4-pg 4B,14 Jan,Dw 83/87: Clara I Thurlo age 44 born Missouri (MO,MO), wife of Henry N Thurlo 1930 CENSUS:MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp ED 70:Anc.com Img 12-pg 6B,17 April, Dw 137/140: Clara I Thurlo age 53 born Missouri (MO,MO) md at 20 first time, wife of Henry N Thurlo 1922 HISTORY: Obit for mother Helen M Smith,Jan 1922:"... 5 Children: ... Clara Ines..." 1950 HISTORY: Obit of sister Sarah Mae Hicks:"...Leaves ...sis Clara Thurlo of Browning..." 1955 DEATH of husband: MO,Sullivan Co-Milan: Henry Norton Thurlo died 12 May 1955 1955 HISTORY: Obit for husband, Henry... May 1955: "...12 Nov 1895 wed Clara Smith who survives..." 1958 HISTORY: MO-Browning: The Warrens & You pg 77: "Clarie Ines Thurlo...resides in Browning, MO..." 1960 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co-Milan: Clara Inez Thurlo died 25 November 1960; buried Hoover Cemetery Obit Dec 1960, Browning Ldr Rcd: who is brother Jack? AF J06C-1T shows Clarie Ines Smith	Smith, Clara Inez (I4955)
2764	1875 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co-Reger: Alice Matilda Fields born 10 February 1875, dau of Perry B and Sarah Rebecca Fields 1880 CENSUS: Sullivan Co MO,Duncan TWP-8 Jun, pp 172,DW 132: Fields, Perry B 47/MO (KY,KY) miller; Sarah 47/VA (VA,VA); Mary 23/MO John S 21/MO; Peter J 19/MO; Amanda 17/MO; Emily F(T) 13/MO; Jacob 10/MO; Julia 8/MO; Alice 6/MO; Comora 4/MO; James2/MO; John L nephew 17/MO (MO,VA) 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Browning: Anc.com pg 28,1 Jun,Dw 269/272: FIELDS, Perry B-head 66/MO bn Oct 1833(KY,KY)md 45 yrs,farmer-own home; Sarah R-wife 67/VA bn Feb 1833 (VA,VA) md 45 yrs,8/12 children living; Jefferson-son 38/MO bn Apr 1862 (MO,VA)single farmer; Alice W-dau 26/MO bn Feb 1874 26/MO; James M-son 20/MO bn Jul 1879 (MO,VA) farm hand; Walter L-grdson 14/MO bn Jul 1885 (MO,MO) farm laborer 1938 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co-near Reger: Obit of sister Julia, Aug 1938: "...Sisters: Emily Sayers-near Milan; Alice Taylor-near Reger; Comora Shepherd-Milan. Bros M J-near Reger. Preceded by 3 bros, 4 sis 1952 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co-So of Reger: Alice Matilda Fields Taylor died10 October 1952; buried Fields Cemetery. One of 12 children, 2 left: Emily Sayers,Comora Shepherd of Milan. 9 preceded: John, Jeff, Jake, James, Nancy, Hester, Catherine Fields, Mary Brumbaugh, Julie Knifong.	Fields, Alice Matilda (I6188)
2765	1875 BIRTH: MO: Ellen Eliza Russell born February 1875, based on 1900, 1930 censuses 1897 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Miles E Jolley md Ellen E Russell 3 November 1897 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp-so part: Dw 327/327: Ellen E Jolley 25/MO born Feb 1875, no children shown, wife of Miles E Jollley, daughter in law of Benjamin T and Laura A Jolley 1930 CENSUS: WA,Grant Co-Soap Lake ED 15: Anc.com Img 3 pg 176 (2A), 8 April, Dw 39/39: Eliza E Jolley 55/MO (VA,MO) md at 23 1st time, no occupation, wife of Miles E Jolley, no children shown	Russell, Ellen E (I6769)
2766	1875 BIRTH: MO: Liska B Mueller born June 1875,re 1900 Cole Co MO census, her full name from marriage record. 1898 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co-Taos: Liska B Mueller over 18, from Taos, md Nicholaus Urban, over 21, from Osage City, on the 31 May 1898 in the Evangelical-Lutheran Church at Taos 1900 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Liska Urban 24/Germany bn June 1875, wife of Nickolaus & living with father in law, Charles Urban	Mueller, Liska B (I1167)
2767	1875 BIRTH: OR,Grant Co-Canyon City: William Oromel Gray born 25 July 1875 and died 1 Oct 1875 in Canyon City, Grant Co, Oregon, 2 mos 6 days	Gray, William Oromel (I2152)
2768	1875 BIRTH: OR,Polk Co-Gooseneck: Charles Walter Eads born 26 Jun 1875 MG,DTH: Fam rcds of Cora Smotherman Langenbach & Rena Fisher, nieces of Mary Gray Marks-in lttrs to Mary, poss of Pam Hallmark Wagner. AFN:1KL1-06 Phillip Blackburn, film #0452926: Email Nov 2002, Connie Clapier pg 9: Charles Walter Eads b 26 Jun 1875, Gooseneck, Polk,OR 1884 DTH: OR,Polk Co-Gooseneck: Charles Walter Eads died 27 Aug 1884 Email Nov 2002, Connie Clapier pg 9: Charles Walter Eads died 27 Aug 1884	Eads, Charles Walter (I3437)
2769	1875 BIRTH: OR,Umatilla Co-Pilot Rock: Ralph Otto Wegner born Jan 17, 1875 in a log cabin close to the red school house 1880 CENSUS:OR,Umatilla Co,Alta:6-17,Dw 172/175: Ralph Wegner 5/OR, son of Julius & Olive Wegner 1900 CENSUS: OR,Umatilla Co, Alta, 25 Jun,Dw 298: Ralph Wegner 25/OR [June 1875], son of Julius & Olive Wegner, single farm laborer 1907 MARRIAGE: OR,Umatilla Co-Pendleton: Ralph Otto Wegner md Anna Harvey 18 March 1907, children: Carmen bn 8 Jan 1917 and a son who died 2 wks old, name unknown, no date or place shown 1910 CENSUS: OR,Umatilla Co, 15 Apr, Dw 19/11: Ralph Wegner 35/OR, son of Julius & Olive Wegner 1910 CENSUS:OR-Umatilla Co: Film #... pg 1507, 15 Apr, Dw 59/60: WEGNER, Ralph O 35/OR (GY,OR) md 3yrs,farmer,own homestead; Annie L 28/OR (US Ark) 0 children; ROYCE, Porter-b/l 24/OR (US,OR) md 3yr, homestead; Iva M-sis 22/OR (GY,OR) md 3yrs 1/1 children; Eldon E 1 6/12-OR 1920 CENSUS:OR-Umatilla Co Prec 59 out of Pilot Rock-E Birch Crk, 14 Jan Dw 4: WEGNER,Ralph O 45/OR (GY,OR)stk/grn farmer; Anna L 38/OR (US,US); Carmen 2 11/12-OR. 1925 HISTORY: OR,Umatilla Co-Pendleton-Img 99 pg 193: Ralph O Wegner Pilot Rock 1930 CENSUS: OR,Umatilla Co-Pilot Rock: Anc.com Img 1, pg 277, 3 Apr, Dw 7/7: WAGNER, Ralph O-head 55/OR (GY,OR) md 32 no occ; Anna-wife 49/OR (Ark,Ark) md at 26, no occ; Carmen-dau 13/OR (OR,OR) S student 1932-1946 HISTORY: US City Directories 1821-1989, 1935 Img 121 pg 235 Pendleton: Ralph O Wegner Pilot Rock $130; 1937-same $120; 1939-1946 same $130. 1945 DEATH,BURIAL: Ralph Otto Wegner died 17 Jan 1945, probably Pilot Rock OR.	Wegner, Ralph Otto (I1902)
2770	1875 BIRTH: OR,Yamhill Co-Sheridan: William Lee Miller born 1875 [Connie says 1874] 1880 CENSUS: OR,Yamhill Co-McMinnville Prec,June Dw 226: William L Miller 5/OR (MO,OR), son of Robert and Iola Miller	Miller, William Lee (I2192)
2771	1875 BIRTH: PA,Columbia Co: Harry Manassah Michael born 23 September 1875 1874 MG, 1938 DTH,BUR: Hist of Columbia & Montour Co PA pg 371 FHL flm #1000549 (1887): "Levi md Emma Jane Gearhart 20 Jul 1874 Col Co, 5 children, 1 being Harry Manassah" 1880 Columbia Co PA census: "Harry M 4/PA-son" 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen pg45: "Harry M bn 23 Sep 1875 (Ulysses Grant 18th pres, Custer massacred at Little Big Horn, telephone invented) Age 14, worked as railroad telegrapher. Operated a grocery store at Quakake, Schuylkill,PA a few yrs, but worked as yardmaster for Lehigh Valley RR in Delano (Schuylkill Co) PA; md Effie V Eveland-6 children; dd 1938, 62y10m. He & wife bur Harger's Church Cem HISTORY: PA,Schuylkill Co: Bk 974.817 D3 pg 814-16: "...a prosp merchant,commanding a good share of patronage in his town & adjacent territory. Business built up by conscientious attention to wants of customers, grown steadily from the beginning, his store now one of most popular trading places in that section. He was born 23 Sep 1875 Beaver Valley, belonging to old fam traced back several generations. Ulrich Michael bn Col Co, spent honorable life in agriculture & there died. Adam, sn of Ulrich, bn Beaver Valley-operated a farm & hotel until dth in 1841, bur in private graveyard on edge of farm in Beaver Valley. Manasseh bn Beaver Twp, mvd to Berks Co where md, a boatman on Schuylkill canal. Levi bn Berks Co, a merch Beaver Twp. Harry M received education in public school, only one who mastered telegraphy, taking night turn at Quakake Stn when 14yrs. There 4 years, transferred Beaver Valley station-3yrs. Next at Hazleton Junction 2 1/2yrs, then station agent at Brandonville 2 yrs, then Ashland as ticket ag 3yrs, then Quakake in 1903. Also opened gen station, taking great pains stocking with wants of customers. Honorable, reliable in all transactions, good executive ability, handled business well, deserves prosparity which rewarded him. Stands high in regard of fellow citizens, chosen as road treasurer for 5 yrs. Member of Brotherhood & Improved Order of Heptasophs, active in latter. Md Effie Eveland, dau of Edward Eveland, blacksmith of Quakake. 5 children: Helen, Gladys, Chas, Dorothy dd 4yrs, sn dd infant. Attend Evangelical Church" 1938 DEATH,BURIAL: PA,Columbia Co-Beaver Twp: Harry Manassah Michael died 12 July 1938 Pottsville Republican Death Notices 1938, comp by Stephen Dellock, pg 422: "Harry M Michael-62, Delano, died 12 July 1938"-CK OUT this date as not sure where got birthdate and deathdate on groupsheet.	Michael, Harry Manassah (I7549)
2772	1875 BIRTH: PA: Delbert A Clark born 1875, son of John H Clark and Ella O Driscoll 1880 CENSUS: WISC, St Croix Co-Emerald: Anc.com Img 12, pg 12B, 6 June, Dw 111/111: Delbert Clark age 5 bn PA, son of John and Ella Clark 1910 CENSUS: WA,Lewis Co-Chehalis: Anc.com Img 18, pg 9B, 30 April, Dw 173/206-749 Washington Ave: CLARK, Adelberta - head 34/PA (PA,PA) md 1 time-11 yrs; sawyer at saw mill; Matie W-wife 32/PA (PA,PA) md 1 time-11 yrs, 1/2 children living, no occupation; Mildred E-dau 7/WA (PA,PA) Single 1920 CENSUS: WA,Thurston Co-Tenino Town: Anc.com Img 18, pg 192, 22 January, Dw 39: CLARK, Delbert-head 42/PA (PA,PA) md; Matie-wife 40/PA (PA,PA) md; Beatrice-dau 9/12-WA (PA,PA) 1930 CENSUS: WA,Spokane Co-Spokane City: Anc.com Img 44, pg 22B, 8 April, Dw 299/299-294 W Grace Ave: CLARK, Mattie W-head 52/PA (PA,PA) widow, own farm but not live on farm-value $900 no occupation; Beatrice M-dau 15/WA (PA,PA) S, no occupation. This info from Robert Penning: "Info from Mother - no dates or places. First name could be Albert 1910 Census 30th of April - Lived 749 Washington St . Chehalis, Wa. Lewis County Name shows Adelberta Clark - Ag e 34 (Birth date 1876?) Married 11years - (Married 1899?) Place of Birth Penn. Place of fathers birth Penn. Place of mothers birth Penn. Trade - Sawyer. Renting .Wife's name (Grandmother) Matie W."	Clark, Delbert A. (I10482)
2773	1875 BIRTH: PA: Leroy H Darrow born 19 Jan 1875 1900 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Bridgewater: Anc.com Img 10 pg 5B/3058, 12 June, Dw 122/125: DARROW, Augustus-head 49/PA bn Dec 1840 (NY,PA) md 29yrs; Martha M-wife 55/PA bn Apr 1845 (CT,NJ) md 29 yrs, 3/3 children living; LeRoy H-son 25/PA bn Jan 1875 (PA,PA) S; Elizabeth W-dau 17/PA bn June 1883 (PA,PA) S; Bruce C-son 15/PA bn Oct 1884 (PA,PA) S 1902 MARRIAGE: Leroy H Darrow & Jennie Stone md 27 Jan 1902, no place shown, re Ancestry.com OneWorld Tree 1910 CENSUS:PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock: Anc.com Img... pg... date..., Dw 172/174: DARROW, Leroy H-head 35/PA (PA,PA) md 18yrs-farmer; Jennie-wife 32/PA (PA,PA) md 18yrs, 2/2 children living; Norman-son 4/PA (PA,PA); Pauline-dau 1/PA (PA,PA) 1920 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Dimock: Anc.com Img 31 pg 3401,13-16 Jan, Farm 54/55 [LH Darrow-census tkr]: DARROW, Roy H-head 44/PA (PA,PA) md, own with mortgage, farm laborer on home farm; Jennie I-wife 41/PA (PA,PA) md-no occ; Norman A-son13/PA (PA,PA) S-no occ; Pauline M-dau 11/PA (PA,PA) S-no occ; Glenn R-son 2 10/12-PA (PA,PA) 1930 CENSUS: NY,Broome Co-Union Twp,Endicott Vill: Anc.com Imb 2 pg 14B/5151, 12 Apr, 306 Arthur Ave,Dw 229/378: DARROW, LeRoy H-head 53/PA (PA,NJ)md at 26,renting,laborer-Inging wk; Jennie I-wife 45/PA (PA,PA) md at 18-stitching-shoe industry; Glenn R-son 13/PA (PA,PA) S no occ	Darrow, Leroy H (I9449)
2774	1875 BIRTH: PA: Perry G Besteder was born July 1875, birth date based on 1900 census 1880 CENSUS: PA,Wyoming Co-Northmoreland Twp:Anc.com-pg 12,no date,dwell 127,fam 133: Perry G Besteder 4 yrs old, son of Joseph P and Lydia O Besteder 1900 CENSUS: PA,Susquehanna Co-Jackson:Anc.com Img 9-sheet 5,1 Jun,dwell 117,fam 122: Perry Besteder 24/PA bn July 1875 (PA,PA) single farmer-own farm, son of Lydia O Pasne, widowed	Besteder, Perry G (I9321)
2775	1875 BIRTH: RI,Providence-Providence: Herbert Olin Brigham born 15 December 1875 HISTORY: Gen. of RI Families Vol 1 pg 481: "Herbert Olin, of Providence, R. I., Librarian of the Rhode Island State Library, a corresponding member of the New England Historic Genealogical Society..."	Brigham, Herbert Olin (I10035)
2776	1875 BIRTH: TX,Denton Co-Roanoke: John Haynes Eads bn 25 Mar 1875 1939 DEATH: CA,Riverside-San Bernardino Co: John Haynes Eads died 1939	Eades, John Haynes (I8589)
2777	1875 BIRTH: UT,Weber Co-Huntsville: Jesse Michael Grown born 22 Oct 1875 BIR,MG, 1953 DTH: Nov 1999 letter: Family rcds of Marcia Livingood Nelson 1900 MARRIAGE: UT,Cache-Logan: Jesse M Grow md Christa Edith Empey Oct 1900 1920-21 HISTORY: ID,Bonneville Co-Idaho Falls: Feb 1921 Obit of mother: "... survived by the following children: Mary Abbie Owen Hyde; Jesse and Charles Grow-Idaho Falls..." 1930 CENSUS: ID,Bonneville Co-Idaho Falls: NA T626_397 pg 10A,Img898,BYUI-19/32,10 Apr Dw177: GROW, Jess M-head 54/UT-abt 1875 (PA,IND) md 25 lst time, stockman-sheep; Edith-wife 46/UT (UT/Wales)md 18 lst tm; Lulu-dau 16/ID(UT/UT) single; Eldon J-son 14/ID; Darrell E-son 12/ID; Blanche-dau 10/ID	Grow, Jesse Michael (I1890)
2778	1875 BIRTH: WA,Yakima Co-Ahtanum: Ann Rebecca Livengood was born 4 July 1875 1893 MARRIAGE: WA TERR: Ann Rebecca Livengood married Jay Elliott 25 Dec 1893 1911 DEATH: WA,Yakima: WA,Yakima Co: Ann Rebecca Livengood Elliott died 27 Dec 1911	Livengood, Ann Rebecca (I5484)
2779	1876 BIR, 1895 MG: Pioneers and Prominent Men of Utah, pg 903: Mary Janett bn Sep 1, 1876; md John Halls 14 Feb 1895.	Grow, Mary Janett (I8323)
2780	1876 BIR, 1897 MG: DESC OF MEADY BRISON MILLS/pg3: Henry Swisegood bn 8 Aug 1876, md Corda Mills 29 Dec 1897 in Linn Co MO, children: Omelia/MO; Charles/MO	Swisegood, Henry (I8153)
2781	1876 BIR,1879 DTH: 200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen pg 66: Wm 1876-1879	Michael, William (I7656)
2782	1876 BIR,MG,1933 DTH,BUR: "200 Yrs of Michael Hist & Gen",compiled by Chas P Michael 1977, poss of Beverly Michael, Columbia Co Reg & Recrdr, pg 97: Franklin Wilber 1875-1960, 85yrs md Lila Anna Price 1876-1933, 57yrs-2 children 1933 DTH,BUR: Obit Edmond New Leaf 23 Nov 1933: Mrs FW Sperry dd Nov 1933 Stockton KS, to be bur Edmond KS (from Jun 1998 lttr Walta Russ, Norton Co Gen Soc: Lula or Lila): Tues cam mssg frm Stockton that Mrs FW Sperry stricken with stroke & failed to recover, passing away with little warning. Mrs Sperry & husb were twice in restaurant business here & also farmed south of Edmond. Past several yrs they have been in business at Stockton. Her body will be brought to Edmond for burial as soon as dau Elva, located in Sacramento CA, returns here by plane.	Price, Lila Ann (I7811)
2783	1876 BIR: 1900 CENSUS: PA,Columbia Co-Mifflin Twp: Lilla-dau of Peter and Sarah MICHAEL, bn Jun 1886-13/PA single	Michael, Lilla (I8514)
2784	1876 BIR: MO-1900 Harper Co KS Cnsus: Nellie Mar 1876-24/MO dau Wm & Margaret Rogers 1910 MG: Browning Ldr-Rcd 25 Aug 1910: Miss Nellie Rogers of Crystal Springs KS md 1 Aug to Mr Moorman, live Urbana Ill (Champaign Co)	Rodgers, Nellie (I6978)
2785	1876 BIR: Oct 99 email L Croll: Mary I bn 6 Aug 1876 1880 DTH,BUR: Oct 99 email L Croll: Mary I dd 22 Feb 1880, bur St John's Lutheran Ch Cem, Ringtown	Michael, Mary I (I8209)
2786	1876 BIRTH,1877 DEATH: OR,Grant Co-Canyon City: Frankie Gray born 14 Dec 1876 and died 12 Apr 1877	Gray, Frankie (I2153)
2787	1876 BIRTH,DEATH: MO,Sullivan Co: Charles Johnson born 1876 and died about 1876, estimated death year based on obit of father 1921 HIST: Obit of father Feb 1921: "...He was preceded by 2 sons, Charlie who died in infancy..." 1932 HISTORY: Obit of Amanda Clark Johnson, 23 June 1932: "... 7 children: Charlie, Byron, Nellie & Mae deceased..."	Johnson, Charles (I5289)
2788	1876 BIRTH: OR,Yamhill Co-Sheridan: Ennes Burden born Apr. 8, 1876, nickname Jack? 1901 DEATH,BURIAL: ID,Latah Co-Potlatch: Ennes Burden died 28 July 1901; buried Freeze Cemetery, Potlatch, ID	Burden, Ennes (I2109)
2789	1876 BIRTH: Charles Smith born 21 Mar 1876, calculated from tombstone 1880 DEATH,BURIAL: Charles Smith died 23 November 1880, buried Hoover Cemetery, tombstone: "Son of AE & EJ Smith, dd young 23 Nov 1880, 4 yrs 8 mo, 2 dys", row 5 (calculated birth abt 1876).	Smith, Charles (I5221)
2790	1876 BIRTH: Frederick Brumbaugh born 20 June 1876, no place shown	Brumbaugh, Frederick (I5909)
2791	1876 BIRTH: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Hilda Catherine Wagner was born 5 Apr 1876 1880 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Hilda Wagner age 4 bn MO, granddaughter of George and Anna Wagner 1895 MARRIAGE: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Louis L Ott md Hilda Catherine Wagner 18 Dec 1895 Evangelical Church records Jeff City MO and Cole County Marriages, 1821-1900 Book 3, p 158. 1895 1900 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson Tp: Anc.com Img 25,pg118,8 Jun,Dw241/271-200 Jefferson St: Hilda ? Ott, age 22 bn MO April 1878, md 4 yrs 1/1 child living, wife of Louis Ott 1910 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: A.C Img 19, pg173, 26 April, Dw191/218-200 Jefferson St: Hilda C Ott, age 34 bn MO, md 1 time 14yrs, 2/2 children living-no occupation, wife of Louis Ott 1920 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City:A.C Img 13, pg103, 8 Jan, Dw114/179-200 Jefferson St: Hilda C Ott age 42 bn MO, md-no occ, wife of Louis Ott 1930 CENSUS:MO,Cole Co-JeffersonCity:A.C Img 2, pg1B, no date, Dw 13/14-200 Jefferson St: Hilda C Ott age 54 bn MO, md at 19-no occ, wife of Louis Ott 1940 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Jeff City 26-17:Anc Img 60, 4-18,pg 63-1201 Moreau Drive, Dw 49: Mrs Louis L Ott [no name shown] age 64 bn Missouri, 8th grade completed, no occupation, wife of Louis L Ott NOTES: 1954-husband in lumber, Sedalia. Hilda is Jack Steppleman's grandmother. Hilda not shown on Evangelical Birth records.	Wagner, Hilda Catherine (I167)
2792	1876 BIRTH: MO,Linn-Linneous: Mary DeFrance Halliburton born 3 February 1876, dau of Joseph Holman Halliburton and Mary F Wilkerson 1896 MARRIAGE: Mary DeFrance Halliburton md Phillip Grant Brumbaugh 12 December 1896 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Polk Twp,Milan City: Anc.com Img 25, pg 195, 15 June, Dw 278,289: Mary D Brumbaugh age 24 bn MO Feb 1876, md 3yrs, no children, wfe of Philip G Brumbaugh 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Polk Twp,Milan City:Anc.com Img 15, pg 181, 21 April, Dw 39/41: Mary D Brumbaugh age 34 bn MO (MO,MO) md 13 yrs 0/0 children living, wife of Philip G Brumbaugh 1920 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Polk Twp,Milan City: Anc.com Img 11, pg 169, 17 Jan, Dw 209/310: Mary Brumbaugh ad 45 bn Missouri, no occupation, wife of Philip G Brumbaugh 1930 CENSUS: MO,Jackson Co-Kansas City: Anc.com Img 31, pg 15A, April 14, Dw 209/291-8244 Chestnut Ave: Mary D Brumbaugh ag 54 bn Missouri, md at 20, wife of Philip Brumbaugh 1953 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,JacksonCo-Kansas City: Mary D Halliburton Brumbaugh died 11 June 1953 in the Lindeman Nursing Home in Kansas City; buried Oakwood Cemetery, Milan, Sullivan Co,Missouri. NOTES: Mary's full name found in Brumbaugh Family Bible, Browning MO (Oct 92) Hist Sullivan Co V2 "Deaths 1900-1920", pg 483: Halliburton, Joseph Holman, sn of Westley & Sophia Halliburton, Macon Co MO, 23 Nov 1836; came to Milan 1850; md Mary F Wilkerson 4 Jun 1855, dd 19 Aug 1916. Children: Joseph, Flora, Wesley, Mary (Mrs P Brumbaugh), John C, Arthur, Ralph & Sam. Also Vol 1, pg 701: Mgs 1836-1900	Halliburton, Mary DeFrance (I2049)
2793	1876 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp-Scottsville: Ora Austin Smith born 4 November 1876 1898 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Ora Austin Smith of Humphreys md Dosie Dunlap of Humphreys 2 Nov 1898; Thelma shows md Galt,Grundy Co MO [ck out] 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Liberty Twp: Film 1240905, Dw 7/7: SMITH, Ora A-head 23/MO bn Nov 1876 (MO,MO) farmer-renting; Theodosia-wife 20/MO bn Mar 1880 (IND,IND); Gail M-dau 9/12-MO bn Aug 1891 (MO,MO); Albert Smith-partner 22/MO bn Oct 1877 (NV,MO) renting farm 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Bowman Twp,Newton Village: Dw 199/205: SMITH, Ora A-head 33/MO (MO,MO) md 11 yrs, farmer-rent; Theodosia-wife 30/MO (IL,IL) 2/2 children living; Gale M-dau 10/MO; Velma D-dau 5/MO 1920 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Bowman Twp: Anc.com Img 4, pg 6B, 13 Jan, Dw 147/147: SMITH, Ora A-head 43/MO (MO,MO) farmer, own with mortgage; Theodosia-wife 39/MO (US,ILL) no occupation; Velma D -dau 14/MO (MO,MO) no occ 1980 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Pike Co: Ora Austin Smith died 20 March 1980, age 103 yrs; buried Riverview Cemetery [where - need to ck];Thelma Smith Sharp, gggdau of Thomas H, Jul 1994-obit in Milan paper shows family & dd at 103 yrs, buried Riverview Cem, MO 24 Mar 1980 [where is obit?]	Smith, Ora Austin (I4799)
2794	1876 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co-near Browning: George Hooker was born 27 September 1876, son of John and Margaret Hooker 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,ED 199: Anc.com Img 32, pg 31, c19 June,Dw 281/281: HOOKER, John 44/MO (not known) md farmer; Margaret-wife 40/MO (TN,TN); Martha-dau 22/MO (TN,TN); John T 18/MO; Mary 15/MO; Dora 13/MO; Francis-dau 11/MO; Florence 9/MO; Jeremiah 8/MO; Ellen 6/MO; George-son 4/MO; Mark 2/MO 1911 MARRIAGE: George Hooker md Hinda E Johnson 27 August 1911, 3 children: Evelyn, Marville and Edwin 1930 CENSUS: IA,Wayne Co-Grand River ED 7: Anc.com Img 8 pg 4B, 9 April, Dw 121/125: HOOKER, George H-head 53/MO (MO,MO) md at 33 1st time, farmer-own ($1400), no vet; Hinda E-wife 44/MO (MO,PA) md at 24 1st time; Evelyn B-dau 17/MO (MO,MO) single; M. Marcella-dau 11/MO (MO,MO) single 1939 DEATH,BURIAL: IA,Wayne Co-Lineville: George Hooker died 7 February 1939; buried Evergreen Cemetery, Lineville. 1939 HIST: Obit of George Hooker Feb 1939: "...children: Evelyn, Marville & Edwin (dd 18 yrs ago)..."	Hooker, George H (I5792)
2795	1876 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: Comora E Fields born May 1876, re 1900 census 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp: 8 Jun, pp 172,Dw 132: Comora Fields age 4 born MO, daughter of Perry B and Sarah Fields 1897 MARRIAGE: MO,Sullivan Co: Sullivan Co Hist V1 pg 704: John L Shepherd md Comora E Fields 8 Dec 1897 1900 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Browning: Jun 1, Dw 270/273: SHEPERD, John Apr 1875-25/MO(MO,MO),farmer renting; Comora E May 1876- 24/MO(MO,VA)1/1 child; Oval P Jan 1899-1/MO 1910 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,Cora Village: 3 May,Dw 183: SHEPHERD, John L 35/MO(MO,MO)md 12 yrs,farmer,own; Comora 34/MO(Mo,WV)2/2 children living; Oval P 11/MO-f; Francis M 4/MO 1920 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp ED 164: Anc.com Img 13-pg 55,10 Jun, Dw 93 family 94: SHEPHERD, John L 44/MO (MO,MO) general farmer-own farm; Comora E-wife 43/MO (MO,MO); Oval P-dau 20/MO (MO,MO); Francis M-son 14/MO (MO,MO) 1938 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co-Milan: Obit of sister Julia, Aug 1938: "...Sisters: Emily Sayers-near Milan; Alice Taylor-near Reger; Comora Shepherd-Milan. Bros M J-near Reger. Preceded by 3 bros, 4 sis 1952 HISTORY: MO,Sullivan Co-Milan: Obit of sister, Alice: "...One of 12 children, 2 left: Emily Sayers,Comora Shepherd of Milan. 9 preceded: John, Jeff, Jake, James, Nancy, Hester, Catherine Fields, Mary Brumbaugh, Julie Knifong.	Fields, Comora E (I6189)
2796	1876 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan Co: Charles Edward Bailey was born 18 October 1876, son of George R and Rachel Waites Bailey 1900 MARRIAGE: Charles Edward Bailey md Fannie J Myers August 1900 [no place shown] 1911 HIST: MO,Linn Co-Browning: Obit for father, March 1911: "...8 children, 4 survive: ...Charlie- Browning..." 1918 HIST: MO,Linn Co-Browning: Obit for mother Nov 1918: "...Leaves ...Charley Bailey... of this city..." 1937 HIST: Obit of brother James Bailey, Apr 1937: "...brother Charles E Bailey... of Browning..." 1940 HIST: MO,Linn Co-near Browning: Obit of sister, Ida June, April 1940: "...Also leaves a bro Charlie Bailey of near Browning..." 1958 DEATH,BURIAL: Charles Edward Bailey died 7 April 1958 [no place shown]; buried Hoover Cemetery	Bailey, Charles Edward (I5278)
2797	1876 BIRTH: MO,Sullivan-Scottsville: Letha Elfleda Smith born 18 May 1876 BIR,MG: "The Warrens and You" by Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, pg 86. From the Meshack Smith Jr Family Bible in possession of Etha ClemJohannaber, Collinsville, Ill. Married Henry Curtis 23 Nov 1908 and lived near Browning MO. See pg 87 for children. 1908 MARRIAGE: Letha Elfleda Smith md Henry W Curtus 23 November 1908 1964 DEATH: MO,Letha Elfleda Smith Curtis died 11 December 1964 BIR,MG,DTH,BUR: Browning Ldr-Rcd Vol VI pg 59, 24 Dec 1964, shows services in in Galt, prob bur there. CK Letha Elfleda Curtis bn 18 May 1876 nr Scottsville to Wm R Y George Ann Smith dd 11 Dec 1964 home nr Browning. 25 Dec 1908 md Henry W Curtis who dd 4 mos ago. Children: Herbert Hadley, Leoti KS; Mrs Raburn (Vera) Donoho, Humphreys; Mrs Robert (Velma) May, Trenton; Harold S of home; Mrs Gould (Velda) Boxley, Browning; infant son Delbert dec'd; sis Maud Taylor, Edna Smith Milan; Alma Wilhite Kirksville; bro Charlie of Woodward OK. Svcs at Galt	Smith, Letha Elfleda (I5207)
2798	1876 BIRTH: MO: Columbia Fields born 25 Nov 1876, based on calculation from headstone dates 1880 CENSUS: MO,Sullivan Co-Duncan Twp,ED 199: Anc.com-pg 15,8 June,Dw #127: Columbia 3 years born in Missouri, son of Lucinda Fields, widowed 1881 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Sullivan Co: Columbus A Fields died 12 Sep 1881 age 4yrs 9mos 17days; buried Fields Cemetery 1881-82 PROBATE: Sullivan Co MO FHL Film 1009137 Vol D 1880-1883 Settlements: 235/19 Nov 1881: From C A Fields estate-due Mahala, 2nd ann 236/19 Nov 1881: Columbus A pd Lurinda Fields, Jacob Clem guardian JS Fields guardian, Mrs JS Fields guardian, Mary E Broyles guardian, AJ Fields guardian, Virginia Maggart 303/13 May 1881: From AC Fields estate, part estate due Eddie E & Patterson 365/17 Nov 1882: Jacob Clem guard of John L Fields rec'd from Columbus Fields estate, FM Fields estate-2nd ann	Fields, Columbus A (I5735)
2799	1876 BIRTH: MO: Jess W Pennington was born 1876 1900 CENSUS: MO,Carrol Co-Ridge Twp: FHL film #12408436-pg 210A, Dw 69/69: PENNINGTON, Jesse bro/law to and living with Merritt Florence and wife Mary bn Sep 1876-23/MO (MO,MO) own farm 1904 MARRIAGE: MO,Carroll Co-Bosworth: Jesse W Pennington of Bosworth md Alpha Thurlo of Bosworth at Bosworth 7 Feb 1904 1920 CENSUS: MO,Carroll Co-Ridge Twp ED 19: Anc.com-o 4A, 211, date? Dw 83/83: PENNINGTON, Jessie-head 43/MO (MO,MO) farmer-own farm; Alpha-wife 47/MO (MO,MO) no occ; Ethel-dau 21/MO (MO,MO) single, no occ; -son 16/MO (MO,MO) single; Thomas-son 14/MO (MO,MO); Viola-dau 12/MO (MO,MO); William JOHNSTON-hired man 17/PA (PA,MO) laborer 1904-1965 HIST: Descendants of John and Abigail Thurlo, pg 5-6: "...Jess chewed tobacco as most men did then, but he kept the fact unknown to Ann for several years by chewing behind the barn and rinsing his mouth after. (the validity of that story cannot be guaranteed, but that was what was reported in our search)... Jess continued to live in Tina after her death, until he died... buried in Carroll County..." 1965 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Carroll Co-Tina: Jess W Pennington died 1965; buried Carroll Co MO	Pennington, Jesse W (I5680)
2800	1876 BIRTH: OR, Umatilla Co-Pilot Rock: Eletha Wilson born 9 October 1876 1880 CENSUS:OR, Umatilla Co-Alta, 17 Jun, Dw 134: Eletha 3/OR dau of Oliver H & Amanda Wilson 1896 MARRIAGE: Eletha Wilson married Angus Hager, 2 children: Ethel Hager & Arley Hager - no dates or places shown. 1926 DEATH: Eletha Wilson died 1926 - no place shown.	Wilson, Eletha (I2330)