Missouri Death Certificates, 1910 - 1956 worked as a blacksmith. Died of cornonary occlusion
B 3-12-1863 TN, headstone says 1865 & multiple census records agree with birth in 18651900 Bloomington, Buchanan, Missouri Federal Census, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Benjamin Vanhooser 35 Mar 1865 TN TN TN blacksmith
Alice Vanhooser 37 Feb 1863 2 2 MO KY IN
Stella Vanhooser 9 Feb 1891 MO
Frank Vanhooser 6 Feb 1894 MO
Martha Tethrow 60 Mar 1840 wid m10 3 21910 Bloomington, Buchanan, Missouri Federal Census, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Benjamin B Vanhooser 45 head m 20 TN TN TN merchant hardware
Allice M Vanhooser 67 (should be 47 but is smudged) ) wife m 20 4 2 MO KY IN
Stella J Vanhooser 19 dau MO TN MO
Goldie Vanhooser 8 dau MO TN MO
Martha E Tetherow 70 widowed 3 2 mother TN TN TN
Stella VanHoozer Dittemore death certificate with informant J. H. Dittemore, lists Alice Sutton VanHoozer as b. in Rushville, MO
Not with family on 1910 census (CM)
1880 Bloomington, Buchanan, Missouri Federal Census, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Simpson Sutton 61 married widowed farmer IN KY KY
Mary J. Sutton 45 wife MO VA VA
Ambrose D. Sutton 19 son MO farm labor
Marinda Sutton 17 dau MO
Dora Sutton 13 dau MO
Lee M. Sutton 10 son MO
Sarah A. Sutton 7 dau MO
1920 Franklin, Jackson, Kansas Census
Riederer, Andrew M 32 1887 Kansas, Swtz - German, Swtz-German
Laura 31 KS, KS, Prussia-German
1860 Nunda, McHenry Co., Illinois Federal Census, enum 18 June 1860, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Smith, John D. 28 farmer NY; Mary 28 NY; Etta 4 IL; Ida 2 IL; Del 10/12 IL1880 Dist 38, Wolf River, Doniphan Co., KS Federal Census, enumerate June 8, 1880, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Smith, John D 48 farming NY NY NY; Clara 43 wife keeping house NY NY Mass; John 16 son IL; James L 14 IL; Ellis 12 IL; Annie 10 MO; Chauncey 8 KS; Willie 5 KS1900 dist 38, Center, city of Troy, Doniphan Co., Kansas Federal Cenus, enum June 1, 1900, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Smith, JD head 1832 (month left blank) 68 m 0 NY NJ NY Justice of the Peace
Eugenia wife Dec 1855 44 m 0 PA PA PA1910 dist 37, Center, city of Troy, Doniphan Co., Kansas Federal Cenus, enum May 1900, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Smith, John D. head mw 77 m3 10 NY NJ NY Lawing Justice of the Peace
Eugenia L. wife f w 55 m1 10 PA PA PASpeedy & Gail Stewart, Cemetery Readings of Doniphan Co., KS, (winter of 2000).
Smith John D 1832 May 29 High W x 1st Sgt Co F, 15th ILL InfClarinda Rosemary (Church) & John David Smith divorced April 13, 1888 in Doniphan Co., Kansas. Clarinda died in Severence, Doniphan Co., Kansas. John was married three times, ironically he is buried next to Clarinda, his first wife. To view headstone photo check out-
http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~marcell/HIGHLAND.htm
1850 Grafton, McHenry Co., IL Federal Census, transcribed by Cindy Marcell
Lucius B. Church 47 NY; Betsy 47 Mass; Sarah A. 25 NY; John 21 NY; Lucius Jr. 19 NY; Betsy 15 NY; Clarinda 13 NY; Jane 11 NY; Abigail 8 NY; Barney 3 IL
next door is a Charles Church, 23 NY & his family. Would Charles also be a son of Lucius?"The Severance News", Doniphan County, KS, Friday, Aug 14, 1891. Obit copied by Campbell Griffin, Jr & shared with Cindy Marcell
Clarinda R. Church was born in Livingston Co., New York on the 20th day of July, 1838. In 1845 her parents moved to McHenry County, Illinois, near Chrystal Lake where she was married to Mr. John D. Smith in her 17th year. They resided in McHenry County till the fall of '68, when they moved to Anagomia (sp/ hard to read), An_____s County, Missouri, when they resided till the spring of 1870. Since that date they have lived in Doniphan County (Kansas). Mrs. Smith died at her home on the farm where she and her husband have resided about 13 years at half past 7 o'clock, Wednesday, August 5, 1891. Her remains were interred in Highland cemetery, the next afternoon, Rev. Bitner officiating. She was a woman of firm conviction, industrious, courteous and poss........ and admired disposition. So much so, that the longer you were in her ________ the more you would respect her, on account of the attraction that presented themselves as acquaintenance continued. She was well known thorughout the country, and it is needless for us to say more, or even what we have relative to her character. The life was full of traits that _________, for all of us to follow. The fact that her husband testifies that there was for __ other was infinately greater than at any time in former years of their married life, is sufficient evidence of her amiability and usefulness in domestic and social circles.Cemetery Readings of Doniphan Co., KS
Smith Clarinda R 1888 Jul 25 1891 Aug 05 High W x w/o JDClarinda Rosemary (Church) & John David Smith divorced April 13, 1888 in Doniphan Co., Kansas. Clarinda died in Severence, Doniphan Co., Kansas. John was married three times, ironically he is buried next to Clarinda, his first wife. To view headstone photo check out-
http://freepages.misc.rootsweb.com/~marcell/HIGHLAND.htm