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| 301 | Names Profession POB REL Age Sex MSWD B1851 D1851 Burrows, Richard Laborer ENG MET 50 M M Burrows, Mary Ann ENG MET 41 F M Burrows, Richard Engineer ENG MET 18 M S Burrows, John Tin Smith ENG MET 16 M S Burrows, William ENG MET 14 M S Burrows, Emma ENG MET 12 F S Burrows, Elijah ENG MET 11 M S Burrows, Elizabeth ENG MET 9 F S Burrows, Solomon N CAN MET 2 M S | Burrows, Richard (I5422)
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| 302 | Names Profession POB REL Age Sex MSWD B1851 D1851 Burrows, Richard Laborer ENG MET 50 M M Burrows, Mary Ann ENG MET 41 F M Burrows, Richard Engineer ENG MET 18 M S Burrows, John Tin Smith ENG MET 16 M S Burrows, William ENG MET 14 M S Burrows, Emma ENG MET 12 F S Burrows, Elijah ENG MET 11 M S Burrows, Elizabeth ENG MET 9 F S Burrows, Solomon N CAN MET 2 M S | Burrows, Elijah (I5699)
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| 303 | Names Profession POB REL Age Sex MSWD B1851 D1851 Burrows, Richard Laborer ENG MET 50 M M Burrows, Mary Ann ENG MET 41 F M Burrows, Richard Engineer ENG MET 18 M S Burrows, John Tin Smith ENG MET 16 M S Burrows, William ENG MET 14 M S Burrows, Emma ENG MET 12 F S Burrows, Elijah ENG MET 11 M S Burrows, Elizabeth ENG MET 9 F S Burrows, Solomon N CAN MET 2 M S | Helson, Mary Ann (I6029)
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| 304 | Names Profession POB REL Age Sex MSWD B1851 D1851 Burrows, Richard Laborer ENG MET 50 M M Burrows, Mary Ann ENG MET 41 F M Burrows, Richard Engineer ENG MET 18 M S Burrows, John Tin Smith ENG MET 16 M S Burrows, William ENG MET 14 M S Burrows, Emma ENG MET 12 F S Burrows, Elijah ENG MET 11 M S Burrows, Elizabeth ENG MET 9 F S Burrows, Solomon N CAN MET 2 M S | Burrow, Richard (I6030)
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| 305 | Names Profession POB REL Age Sex MSWD B1851 D1851 Burrows, Richard Laborer ENG MET 50 M M Burrows, Mary Ann ENG MET 41 F M Burrows, Richard Engineer ENG MET 18 M S Burrows, John Tin Smith ENG MET 16 M S Burrows, William ENG MET 14 M S Burrows, Emma ENG MET 12 F S Burrows, Elijah ENG MET 11 M S Burrows, Elizabeth ENG MET 9 F S Burrows, Solomon N CAN MET 2 M S | Burrow, John (I6031)
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| 306 | Names Place Age Sex Profession Born in County Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 35 M Farmer Yes Burrow, Mary Stowford, Barton 30 F Yes Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 6 M Yes Burrow, John Stowford, Barton 4 M Yes Burrow, William Stowford, Barton 2 M Yes Burrow, Emma Stowford, Barton 1 F Yes Burrow, Elijah Stowford, Barton 1m M Yes Helson, Jenny Stowford, Barton 60 F Independent Yes Helson, Thomas Stowford, Barton 40 M Yes Townsend, William Stowford, Barton 15 M Yes Tawhorn, Anne Stowford, Barton 15 F Yes | Burrow, William (I4)
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| 307 | Names Place Age Sex Profession Born in County Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 35 M Farmer Yes Burrow, Mary Stowford, Barton 30 F Yes Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 6 M Yes Burrow, John Stowford, Barton 4 M Yes Burrow, William Stowford, Barton 2 M Yes Burrow, Emma Stowford, Barton 1 F Yes Burrow, Elijah Stowford, Barton 1m M Yes Helson, Jenny Stowford, Barton 60 F Independent Yes Helson, Thomas Stowford, Barton 40 M Yes Townsend, William Stowford, Barton 15 M Yes Tawhorn, Anne Stowford, Barton 15 F Yes | Burrows, Emma (I5)
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| 308 | Names Place Age Sex Profession Born in County Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 35 M Farmer Yes Burrow, Mary Stowford, Barton 30 F Yes Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 6 M Yes Burrow, John Stowford, Barton 4 M Yes Burrow, William Stowford, Barton 2 M Yes Burrow, Emma Stowford, Barton 1 F Yes Burrow, Elijah Stowford, Barton 1m M Yes Helson, Jenny Stowford, Barton 60 F Independent Yes Helson, Thomas Stowford, Barton 40 M Yes Townsend, William Stowford, Barton 15 M Yes Tawhorn, Anne Stowford, Barton 15 F Yes | (Helson), Jenny (I210)
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| 309 | Names Place Age Sex Profession Born in County Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 35 M Farmer Yes Burrow, Mary Stowford, Barton 30 F Yes Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 6 M Yes Burrow, John Stowford, Barton 4 M Yes Burrow, William Stowford, Barton 2 M Yes Burrow, Emma Stowford, Barton 1 F Yes Burrow, Elijah Stowford, Barton 1m M Yes Helson, Jenny Stowford, Barton 60 F Independent Yes Helson, Thomas Stowford, Barton 40 M Yes Townsend, William Stowford, Barton 15 M Yes Tawhorn, Anne Stowford, Barton 15 F Yes | Helson, Thomas (I212)
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| 310 | Names Place Age Sex Profession Born in County Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 35 M Farmer Yes Burrow, Mary Stowford, Barton 30 F Yes Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 6 M Yes Burrow, John Stowford, Barton 4 M Yes Burrow, William Stowford, Barton 2 M Yes Burrow, Emma Stowford, Barton 1 F Yes Burrow, Elijah Stowford, Barton 1m M Yes Helson, Jenny Stowford, Barton 60 F Independent Yes Helson, Thomas Stowford, Barton 40 M Yes Townsend, William Stowford, Barton 15 M Yes Tawhorn, Anne Stowford, Barton 15 F Yes | Townsend, William (I213)
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| 311 | Names Place Age Sex Profession Born in County Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 35 M Farmer Yes Burrow, Mary Stowford, Barton 30 F Yes Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 6 M Yes Burrow, John Stowford, Barton 4 M Yes Burrow, William Stowford, Barton 2 M Yes Burrow, Emma Stowford, Barton 1 F Yes Burrow, Elijah Stowford, Barton 1m M Yes Helson, Jenny Stowford, Barton 60 F Independent Yes Helson, Thomas Stowford, Barton 40 M Yes Townsend, William Stowford, Barton 15 M Yes Tawhorn, Anne Stowford, Barton 15 F Yes | Tawton, Ann (I214)
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| 312 | Names Place Age Sex Profession Born in County Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 35 M Farmer Yes Burrow, Mary Stowford, Barton 30 F Yes Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 6 M Yes Burrow, John Stowford, Barton 4 M Yes Burrow, William Stowford, Barton 2 M Yes Burrow, Emma Stowford, Barton 1 F Yes Burrow, Elijah Stowford, Barton 1m M Yes Helson, Jenny Stowford, Barton 60 F Independent Yes Helson, Thomas Stowford, Barton 40 M Yes Townsend, William Stowford, Barton 15 M Yes Tawhorn, Anne Stowford, Barton 15 F Yes | Burrows, Richard (I5422)
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| 313 | Names Place Age Sex Profession Born in County Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 35 M Farmer Yes Burrow, Mary Stowford, Barton 30 F Yes Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 6 M Yes Burrow, John Stowford, Barton 4 M Yes Burrow, William Stowford, Barton 2 M Yes Burrow, Emma Stowford, Barton 1 F Yes Burrow, Elijah Stowford, Barton 1m M Yes Helson, Jenny Stowford, Barton 60 F Independent Yes Helson, Thomas Stowford, Barton 40 M Yes Townsend, William Stowford, Barton 15 M Yes Tawhorn, Anne Stowford, Barton 15 F Yes | Burrows, Elijah (I5699)
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| 314 | Names Place Age Sex Profession Born in County Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 35 M Farmer Yes Burrow, Mary Stowford, Barton 30 F Yes Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 6 M Yes Burrow, John Stowford, Barton 4 M Yes Burrow, William Stowford, Barton 2 M Yes Burrow, Emma Stowford, Barton 1 F Yes Burrow, Elijah Stowford, Barton 1m M Yes Helson, Jenny Stowford, Barton 60 F Independent Yes Helson, Thomas Stowford, Barton 40 M Yes Townsend, William Stowford, Barton 15 M Yes Tawhorn, Anne Stowford, Barton 15 F Yes | Helson, Mary Ann (I6029)
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| 315 | Names Place Age Sex Profession Born in County Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 35 M Farmer Yes Burrow, Mary Stowford, Barton 30 F Yes Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 6 M Yes Burrow, John Stowford, Barton 4 M Yes Burrow, William Stowford, Barton 2 M Yes Burrow, Emma Stowford, Barton 1 F Yes Burrow, Elijah Stowford, Barton 1m M Yes Helson, Jenny Stowford, Barton 60 F Independent Yes Helson, Thomas Stowford, Barton 40 M Yes Townsend, William Stowford, Barton 15 M Yes Tawhorn, Anne Stowford, Barton 15 F Yes | Burrow, Richard (I6030)
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| 316 | Names Place Age Sex Profession Born in County Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 35 M Farmer Yes Burrow, Mary Stowford, Barton 30 F Yes Burrow, Richard Stowford, Barton 6 M Yes Burrow, John Stowford, Barton 4 M Yes Burrow, William Stowford, Barton 2 M Yes Burrow, Emma Stowford, Barton 1 F Yes Burrow, Elijah Stowford, Barton 1m M Yes Helson, Jenny Stowford, Barton 60 F Independent Yes Helson, Thomas Stowford, Barton 40 M Yes Townsend, William Stowford, Barton 15 M Yes Tawhorn, Anne Stowford, Barton 15 F Yes | Burrow, John (I6031)
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| 317 | OBITUARY James E. Morgan son of Hiram and Ella Morgan was born November 1st, 1871, died January 18, 1911. He was 39 years, 2 months and 17 days old. He was married to Hattie May Totten, May 13, 1894. To their union were born two children. One daughter, Ruth, of which is living. Left to mourn his loss is a wife, daughter, three sisters, one brother, and a host of relatives and friends. About one year ago James Morgan went to Colorado and took up a homestead, where he lived until suffering with appendicitis he started to St. Joseph, Mo. For an operation, but died on his way there. After going to Colorado the neighbors there said he took part in church work by helping sing and attending Sunday School regularly as he could. Some few days after James Morgan was taken sick he called his wife to his bedside and asked her to pray for him, also the neighbors came and prayed for him. His wife said "Jim don't get excited, you will get all right." He said, "Hat that is not it. I have wasted too much of my time in sin already." On the morning before we left with him to fill his last request which was to take him to the St. Joseph hospital he told his wife everything was right with him and his God. Funeral services were held by the writer at xNew [sic] Hope Church, where a large concourse of friends gathered to pay their last tribute of respect to one who in his life had won their respect and love. T. E. GLENNDENNING. | Morgan, James E. (I4028)
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| 318 | Pearl R. Addington 1896-2000 Pearl R. (Colhour) Addington, 103, St. Joseph, died Monday, Sept. 18, 2000, at a St. Joseph health-care center. Born in Andrew County, Mo., on Dec. 11, 1896, Mrs. Addington lived in St. Joseph most of her life. She was a homemaker and a charter member of the Oak Grove Chapel of St. Joseph. Mrs. Addington was preceded in death by her husband, Howard, in 1981; a daughter, Beulah B. Compton; her parents, Frank and Emma Colhour; and two brothers, five sisters and a great-grandchild. Surviving: a daughter, F. Carol Baker, Bellevue, Neb.; four grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren and 13 great-great-grandchildren. Private family service: is planned. Burial: Memorial Park Cemetery, St. Joseph. There will be no visitation. Arrangements: Heaton-Bowman-Smith & Sidenfaden Chapel, St. Joseph. | Coulhour, Pearl R. (I11196)
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| 319 | PULLEY-ROSE -- At the residence of Sheriff B. F. Kelly in Savannah, Mo., Saturday October 7, 1893 by Rev. A. J. Brock, Mr. C. D. Pulley and Miss Mertle Rose, both of Andrew County. Mr. and Mrs. Pully [sic] will make their home in Cosby where Mr. Pulley is operator for the C. B. & Q. R. R. | Family: Carlos D. Pulley / Myrtle L. Rose (F7285)
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| 320 | Robert L Acree Robert L Acree of Boise passed away Thursday, Oct. 8, 1993. At his request no services will be held. Arrangements are under the direction of Cloverdale Funeral Home. Robert was born May 12, 1922, at Geary, Okla to Herbert and Jewell Acree. He was the oldest of five children. Bob proudly served in the U. S. Army for 30 years, earning a Purple Heart in World War II. His survivors include his wife of 52 years, Dolores "Blondie" Acree; three children, Arlene Roark, Steven Acree and Anna Eide, all of Boise; one step-son, Brent Hilton of Phoenix, Ariz.; one brother, Jack Acree of Boise; and five grandchildren. | Acree, Robert Lonnie (I2897)
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| 321 | Roberts, Joyce A. 1935-2024 Rea,Mo. REA, Mo. - Joyce Ann (Reece) Roberts, 89, of Rea, Missouri, went to her heavenly home on Sept. 5, 2024. She was born on Aug. 20, 1935, to John and Ura (Courtney) Reece. Joyce married the love of her life, Robert "Bob" Roberts, on Feb. 20, 1955, and together they made their home on the farm. Born into this union were son, Randy (Linda) Roberts, and daughter Deann (Bill) Schellhorn. Her life was centered around their family that she loved so much. Joyce enjoyed hosting family dinners, complete with homemade ice cream, for all the family including brothers' and sisters' families as well. She loved going to all the kids and grandkids activities and did so until her health would no longer allow it. Bob and Joyce celebrated 65 years of marriage before Bob's death in 2020. Joyce was preceded in death by her husband, Bob; her parents; brothers, George, David, Jay, Glenn and Frank Reece; sisters, Geraldine Trapp, Ernestine Donaly, Dorothy Nicholas, and infant sister, Eddie Lea Reece. Joyce is survived by her son, Randy (Linda) Roberts, and daughter, Deann (Bill) Schellhorn; grandchildren, Kurt (Darcy) Roberts, Kelly (Tim) Dolan, Ryan (Amy) Schellhorn, Scott (Nicole) Schellhorn, Troy (Megan) Schellhorn; 13 great-grandchildren, Bryson, Kaylee, Josiah, Nikolus, Luke, Isaak, Claire, Logan, Kate, Deklan, Mason, Mylz, and Michael; and several nieces and nephews. Joyce had a very compassionate heart for any child in need or a child with a sickness. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to St Jude Children's Hospital or Shriners Hospital for Children. Or, perhaps you know a child that has a need you can help in Joyce's memory. Celebration of Life will be held on at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 9, 2024, at Heaton-Bowman-Smith Savannah Chapel in Savannah. Visitation will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 8, 2024, at our chapel. Interment will follow at the Savannah Cemetery. As published in the St. Joseph News-Press. | Reece, Joyce Ann (I15297)
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| 322 | Rosetta M. Townsend Mrs. Rosetta Marie Townsend, Savannah, was born June 26, 1921, in Rushville, and died Feb. 22, 1996, in a St. Joseph hospital. She was the daughter of the late Frank Betts and the former Carrie Elizabeth Boyle Jennings. Mrs. Townsend was married Feb. 25, 1946, in Troy, Kan., to Eugene Leonard Townsend, who preceded her in death Sept. 28, 1987. She was also preceded in death by a brother, Lonnie Betts; a sister, Alice Barrinau, and a half brother, George W. Jennings. She was a graduate of Central High School and the first class of licensed practical nursing at Hillyard Vocational & Technical School, both of St. Joseph. She had been employed by Shady Lawn Nursing Home in Savannah, and for 18 years with the former Methodist Medical Center in St. Joseph. Mrs. Townsend had resided her entire life in Rushville, St. Joseph, Rosendale and Savannah. She was of the Methodist faith. Surviving are a daughter, Catherine Beth Townsend, of the home; a son, John L. Townsend, Platte City; a sister, Agnes Pearl Strunk of Boise, Idaho; two grandsons, and nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Feb. 24 in the Breit & Hawkins Funeral Home Chapel, Savannah, with interment in the Savannah Cemetery. | Betts, Rosetta Marie (I18586)
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| 323 | Sunday night outing ends in drowning Girl, 4, dies in pool at Ol' MacDonald's Farm By RONA KOBELL ronak@npgco.com St Joseph News-Press Four years ago this month, Lisa Simbro wept after learning her cousin had drowned in the Missouri River. Tragedy again engulfed the 29-year-old St. Joseph mother of four Sunday evening, when her daughter drowned in a swimming pool at Ol' MacDonald's Farm. Emma Danielle Simbro, 4, was pronounced dead at 8:24 p.m. Sunday in Heartland Regional Medical Center's emergency room, said Andrew County Coroner Terry Powell. Mr. Powell said the girl drowned when she drifted into the deep end. "Basically, she was unnoticed for a while," Mr. Powell said. "When they started looking for her, they found her at the bottom of the pool." Mr. Powell said the pool has no lifeguard and a sign reminding people to swim at their own risk. In his five and a half years as a coroner, he said, nobody ever has drowned in that pool. At first, Lisa Simbro said, she thought a swim before bedtime might help the children fall asleep later. But, after suggesting it, she said she "just kept thinking I didn't want to go to the pool." But she'd already mentioned the idea to the kids, and she and a friend packed a picnic and headed for the farm. Between them, they brought eight children. Mrs. Simbro said she had gone to the bathroom while her friend watched the eight children and four others playing in the pool. Emma had gotten out of the pool when her mother did, but slipped back into the shallow end, Mrs. Simbro said. She said the friend "didn't notice Emma had gotten in over her head." The guilt, Mrs. Simbro said, is unfathomable. "It was the worst thing you could possibly feel," she sobbed. She said Emma, the middle of three sisters, was an adorable child who loved to cook especially scrambled eggs and mashed potatoes. "If she burned herself, she'd give her hand a quick kiss and keep cooking," Mrs. Simbro said. The Simbros had adopted a baby boy and had just baptized him earlier that day. A religious family, the Simbros sent young Emma to St. Mary's Catholic Church Cathedral Pre-School in St. Joseph. She had a lot of friends at school and especially loved trains, requesting a birthday party with a train theme two years in a row. Named after her uncle, a local railroader, young Emma loved playing with her 18-foot plastic train track. Her mother said she was planning a train trip for Emma and her uncle, who had called her "the railroader for the next generation." Obituary, Page B2 | Simbro, Emma Danielle (I15153)
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| 324 | Taney County Man Held in Jail Here Cecil R. May, 25, of Rockaway Beach, charged with first degree murder In Taney County, was brought to the Greene County Jail yesterday by Taney County Sheriff Theron Gideon, and is expected to remain there until his preliminary bearing Dec. 6. May is charged in connection with the fatal shooting Tuesday of his half-brother, Lorenzo Pulley, of Wichita. Kan. | May, Cecil Ray (I1658)
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| 325 | Townsend, John L. 1943-2024 Platte City, Mo. JUL 25, 2024 PLATTE CITY, Mo. - John "Rocky" Lloyd Townsend, 80, Platte City, Missouri, passed away Monday, July 22, 2024. John was born on Nov.22, 1943, in Kansas City, Missouri. He was a 1962 graduate of North Andrew High School. Mr. Townsend, a Military Veteran, proudly served his country for over 20 years, and retired as an E-6 Tech Sergeant. John was a talented and skilled truck mechanic for over 43 years and retired from ABF Truck Lines after 23 years of dedicated service. Mr. Townsend was a member of the Teamsters Union Local 222, and a faithful member of the First Nodaway Church Savannah. John was an avid baseball and softball player. He not only enjoyed playing for numerous years but also enjoyed coaching his sons and grandchildren as well. They shared many fond memories on the ball field together. John married Jima Kunels on Sept. 26, 1974, in St. Joseph, they were looking forward to celebrating their upcoming 50th Wedding Anniversary in September. John is survived by his wife, Jima, of the home; two sons, Russell Townsend (Trisha) and Chad Townsend (Shephathiah); five grandchildren, Cheyenne, Dakota, Jordan, Payton and Grayson; sister, Cathy Townsend; nieces and nephew, Kristen, Nicholas and Hannah. Funeral Service 11 a.m. Saturday, July 27, 2024, at Heaton-Bowman-Smith Savannah Chapel, where the family will receive friends 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, July 26, 2024. Interment Savannah Cemetery with Full Military Honors. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Wounded Warrior Project. As published in the St. Joseph News-Press. | Townsend, John Lloyd "Rocky" (I18579)
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| 326 | Unclaimed Body Buried Yesterday The body of the man who was drowned while bathing at Nodaway July 10 and gave his name as Frank Steele was buried in the Savannah cemetery yesterday. None of the letters, not even the one to the U. S. War department have been answered and the body is embalmed and may be claimed and taken even though buried. He had Company F., 27th U. S. Infantry tatooed [sic] on his arm and had been working at Nodaway only since the Saturday before. | Steel, Frank (I16662)
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| 327 | William Dennis Pulley William Dennis Pulley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brisco Permenus Pulley, was born October 4, 1880, in Harrison county, Mo., and passed away March 9, 1938 at the home of his nephew, Harvey Pulley, of Plad. The cause of his death was heart trouble. He was united in marriage to Julia Henderson. To this union were born one daughter, Bertha. Both wife and daughter preceded him in death. Some years later he was married to Mrs. Claudie Burten who also preceded him in death. To them was born one son, Lewis Pulley. There remain to mourn his departure one son, one brother, John A. Pulley, of Elridge, Mo., three sisters, Mrs. Maggie Botts of Joplin, Mrs. Amanda Higgins of Newton, Kan., and Mrs. Dora Kennedy of Chicago, Ill., and a host of relatives and friends. Bill, as he was known by his many friends and neighbors, was converted at the Plad Baptist church and joined there in his younger days. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. Funeral services were held at Plad at 2:30 p.m. Thursday, March 10, by E. A. Young, assisted by Rev. Arthur Bailey. Burial followed there under direction of L. B. Jones. | Pulley, William Dennis "Bill" (I1015)
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| 328 | IN A CELLAR Death Resulting From the Accident Soon After at 7 o'clock last evening a stranger rode up to the residence of Mr. John Balsiger, janitor of the Robidoux school, between Ninth and Tenth streets, and informed him that an accident had befallen his mother at a late hour yesterday afternoon, and whereby death shortly ensued. The man, who was a neighbor of Samuel Balsiger, husband of Elizabeth, the unfortunate woman, did not take time to further explain affairs, simply saying she fell into a cellar, causing death, when he mounted his horse, crossed the bridge and proceeded to Doniphan county, Kan., to notify other members of the family. The deceased was well known in this city and county, the family consisting of father, mother and eleven children, the latter residing in Missouri and Kansas. Mr. John Balsiger at once repaired to the family residence, near Platte river. | Snyder, Elisabeth (I16659)
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| 329 | Not Given F R S S E C F O A S A M C D I A / R E C D H U T 1935 R Names R Value M Relation X E Age W L C POB Z Residence M Grubbs, Allen O O $1000 N Head M W 54 M N 8 PA Same House Grubbs, Grace M* Wife F W 55 M N 8 PA Same House Grubbs, Leland T Son M W 18 S Y H3 PA Same House Grubbs, Donald R Son M W 15 S Y 7 PA Same House Grubbs, Wilda A Daugh F W 10 S Y 4 PA Same House C W O F P P S T L E T S R U E J Y H W A E R C I B E O P R K S K 1939 I H V L K B E S S Occupation Industry S S Earned N D Grubbs, Allen Y 48 Foreman Tannery BW 52 $1560 N | Grubbs, Leland Theodore (I2215)
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| 330 | Not Given F R S S E C F O A S A M C D I A / R E C D H U T 1935 R Names R Value M Relation X E Age W L C POB Z Residence M Grubbs, Allen O O $1000 N Head M W 54 M N 8 PA Same House Grubbs, Grace M* Wife F W 55 M N 8 PA Same House Grubbs, Leland T Son M W 18 S Y H3 PA Same House Grubbs, Donald R Son M W 15 S Y 7 PA Same House Grubbs, Wilda A Daugh F W 10 S Y 4 PA Same House C W O F P P S T L E T S R U E J Y H W A E R C I B E O P R K S K 1939 I H V L K B E S S Occupation Industry S S Earned N D Grubbs, Allen Y 48 Foreman Tannery BW 52 $1560 N | Matha, Grace May (I4659)
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| 331 | Not Given F R S S E C F O A S A M C D I A / R E C D H U T 1935 R Names R Value M Relation X E Age W L C POB Z Residence M Grubbs, Allen O O $1000 N Head M W 54 M N 8 PA Same House Grubbs, Grace M* Wife F W 55 M N 8 PA Same House Grubbs, Leland T Son M W 18 S Y H3 PA Same House Grubbs, Donald R Son M W 15 S Y 7 PA Same House Grubbs, Wilda A Daugh F W 10 S Y 4 PA Same House C W O F P P S T L E T S R U E J Y H W A E R C I B E O P R K S K 1939 I H V L K B E S S Occupation Industry S S Earned N D Grubbs, Allen Y 48 Foreman Tannery BW 52 $1560 N | Grubbs, Donald R. (I5939)
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| 332 | Not Given F R S S E C F O A S A M C D I A / R E C D H U T 1935 R Names R Value M Relation X E Age W L C POB Z Residence M Grubbs, Allen O O $1000 N Head M W 54 M N 8 PA Same House Grubbs, Grace M* Wife F W 55 M N 8 PA Same House Grubbs, Leland T Son M W 18 S Y H3 PA Same House Grubbs, Donald R Son M W 15 S Y 7 PA Same House Grubbs, Wilda A Daugh F W 10 S Y 4 PA Same House C W O F P P S T L E T S R U E J Y H W A E R C I B E O P R K S K 1939 I H V L K B E S S Occupation Industry S S Earned N D Grubbs, Allen Y 48 Foreman Tannery BW 52 $1560 N | Grubbs, Wilma A. (I5940)
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| 333 | -----------Free White Males----------- ----------Free White Females---------- 0 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 0 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 4 9 14 19 29 39 49 59 69 79 89 99 Ovr 4 9 14 19 29 39 49 59 69 79 89 99 Ovr Total Pulley, Lewis 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 9 FWM 0-4: Unknown Male (1826-1830) FWM 5-9: Unknown Male (1821-1825) FWM 10-14: Unknown Male (1816-1820) FWM 30-39: Lewis Pulley (1791-1800) FWF 0-4: Unknown Female, Unknown Female FWF 5-9: (1826-1830) FWF 20-29: Lucy Williams, Unknown Female FWF 30-39: (1801-1810) FWF 50-59: Unknown Female (1771-1780) | Pulley, Lewis (I3098)
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| 337 | -----------Free White Males----------- ----------Free White Females---------- 0 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 0 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 4 9 14 19 29 39 49 59 69 79 89 99 Ovr 4 9 14 19 29 39 49 59 69 79 89 99 Ovr Total Pulley, Lewis 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 9 FWM 0-4: Unknown Male (1826-1830) FWM 5-9: Unknown Male (1821-1825) FWM 10-14: Unknown Male (1816-1820) FWM 30-39: Lewis Pulley (1791-1800) FWF 0-4: Unknown Female, Unknown Female FWF 5-9: (1826-1830) FWF 20-29: Lucy Williams, Unknown Female FWF 30-39: (1801-1810) FWF 50-59: Unknown Female (1771-1780) | Pulley (I3839)
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| 338 | -----------Free White Males----------- ----------Free White Females---------- 0 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 0 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 4 9 14 19 29 39 49 59 69 79 89 99 Ovr 4 9 14 19 29 39 49 59 69 79 89 99 Ovr Total Pulley, Lewis 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 9 FWM 0-4: Unknown Male (1826-1830) FWM 5-9: Unknown Male (1821-1825) FWM 10-14: Unknown Male (1816-1820) FWM 30-39: Lewis Pulley (1791-1800) FWF 0-4: Unknown Female, Unknown Female FWF 5-9: (1826-1830) FWF 20-29: Lucy Williams, Unknown Female FWF 30-39: (1801-1810) FWF 50-59: Unknown Female (1771-1780) | Pulley (I3840)
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| 339 | -----------Free White Males----------- ----------Free White Females---------- 0 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 0 5 10 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 4 9 14 19 29 39 49 59 69 79 89 99 Ovr 4 9 14 19 29 39 49 59 69 79 89 99 Ovr Total Pulley, Lewis 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 9 FWM 0-4: Unknown Male (1826-1830) FWM 5-9: Unknown Male (1821-1825) FWM 10-14: Unknown Male (1816-1820) FWM 30-39: Lewis Pulley (1791-1800) FWF 0-4: Unknown Female, Unknown Female FWF 5-9: (1826-1830) FWF 20-29: Lucy Williams, Unknown Female FWF 30-39: (1801-1810) FWF 50-59: Unknown Female (1771-1780) | Pulley (I8573)
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| 340 | Free Free White Males White Females 0 10 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Othr 9 15 25 44 + 9 15 25 44 + Free Slaves Martin, Mary 1 1 2 1 FWM 0-9: James Martin (1791-1800) FWF 0-9: Unknown (1791-1800) FWF 10-15: Unknown, Unknown (1785-1790) FWF 26-44: Mary Martin (1756-1774) | Martin, James (I601)
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| 341 | Free Free White Males White Females 0 10 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Othr 9 15 25 44 + 9 15 25 44 + Free Slaves Martin, Mary 1 1 2 1 FWM 0-9: James Martin (1791-1800) FWF 0-9: Unknown (1791-1800) FWF 10-15: Unknown, Unknown (1785-1790) FWF 26-44: Mary Martin (1756-1774) | (Martin), Mary (I615)
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| 342 | Free Free White Males White Females 0 10 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Othr 9 15 25 44 + 9 15 25 44 + Free Slaves Martin, Mary 1 1 2 1 FWM 0-9: James Martin (1791-1800) FWF 0-9: Unknown (1791-1800) FWF 10-15: Unknown, Unknown (1785-1790) FWF 26-44: Mary Martin (1756-1774) | Martin (I617)
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| 343 | Free Free White Males White Females 0 10 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Othr 9 15 25 44 + 9 15 25 44 + Free Slaves Martin, Mary 1 1 2 1 FWM 0-9: James Martin (1791-1800) FWF 0-9: Unknown (1791-1800) FWF 10-15: Unknown, Unknown (1785-1790) FWF 26-44: Mary Martin (1756-1774) | Martin (I618)
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| 344 | Free Free White Males White Females 0 10 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Othr 9 15 25 44 + 9 15 25 44 + Free Slaves Martin, Mary 1 1 2 1 FWM 0-9: James Martin (1791-1800) FWF 0-9: Unknown (1791-1800) FWF 10-15: Unknown, Unknown (1785-1790) FWF 26-44: Mary Martin (1756-1774) | Martin (I619)
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| 345 | Free Free White Males White Females 0 10 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Othr 9 15 25 44 + 9 15 25 44 + Free Slaves Pully, Deverix 5 1 1 1 FWM 0-9: William, John, Carlous, Samuel, Lorenzo or Unknown (1801-1810) FWM 26-44: Deverix Pulley (1766-1784) FWF 16-25: Unknown Female (1785-1794) FWF 26-44: Mary Williams (1766-1784) | Pulley, John (I1771)
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| 346 | Free Free White Males White Females 0 10 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Othr 9 15 25 44 + 9 15 25 44 + Free Slaves Pully, Deverix 5 1 1 1 FWM 0-9: William, John, Carlous, Samuel, Lorenzo or Unknown (1801-1810) FWM 26-44: Deverix Pulley (1766-1784) FWF 16-25: Unknown Female (1785-1794) FWF 26-44: Mary Williams (1766-1784) | Pulley, Deverix (I1882)
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| 347 | Free Free White Males White Females 0 10 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Othr 9 15 25 44 + 9 15 25 44 + Free Slaves Pully, Deverix 5 1 1 1 FWM 0-9: William, John, Carlous, Samuel, Lorenzo or Unknown (1801-1810) FWM 26-44: Deverix Pulley (1766-1784) FWF 16-25: Unknown Female (1785-1794) FWF 26-44: Mary Williams (1766-1784) | Williams, Mary Ellender (I1938)
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| 348 | Free Free White Males White Females 0 10 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Othr 9 15 25 44 + 9 15 25 44 + Free Slaves Pully, Deverix 5 1 1 1 FWM 0-9: William, John, Carlous, Samuel, Lorenzo or Unknown (1801-1810) FWM 26-44: Deverix Pulley (1766-1784) FWF 16-25: Unknown Female (1785-1794) FWF 26-44: Mary Williams (1766-1784) | Pulley, William (I1949)
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| 349 | Free Free White Males White Females 0 10 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Othr 9 15 25 44 + 9 15 25 44 + Free Slaves Pully, Deverix 5 1 1 1 FWM 0-9: William, John, Carlous, Samuel, Lorenzo or Unknown (1801-1810) FWM 26-44: Deverix Pulley (1766-1784) FWF 16-25: Unknown Female (1785-1794) FWF 26-44: Mary Williams (1766-1784) | Pulley, Carlous (I1960)
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| 350 | Free Free White Males White Females 0 10 16 26 45 0 10 16 26 45 Othr 9 15 25 44 + 9 15 25 44 + Free Slaves Pully, Deverix 5 1 1 1 FWM 0-9: William, John, Carlous, Samuel, Lorenzo or Unknown (1801-1810) FWM 26-44: Deverix Pulley (1766-1784) FWF 16-25: Unknown Female (1785-1794) FWF 26-44: Mary Williams (1766-1784) | Pulley, Samuel (I1971)
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