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     Leon Delbert Pecha move from Lackland AFB, Texas to Tinker Air Force Base, the Oklahoma City, the County of Oklahoma, the State of Oklahomai, the United States of America.

     On Monday, 09.11.1936, Leon Delbert Pecha was born, the County of Alfalfa, the State of Oklahoma, the United States of America. He was the son of Albert E. Pecha and Lula Viola Hartman.
     He appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of the Township of Karoma, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, in the household of his parents, Albert E. Pecha and Lula Viola Pecha.²

     Leon Delbert Pecha began military service after 12.02.1958 at Lackland AFB Base, San Antonio, San Antonio, State of Texas, United States of America.

     Leon Delbert Pecha married Deloris Schultz between 20.11.1958 and 04.12.1958, the United States of America.

     On Thursday, 30.06.1904, Albert E. Pecha was born at the Goltry, the County of Woods, the Territory of Oklahoma, the United States of America. He was the son of Frank Pecha and Cristena (?)¹

     Albert E. Pecha married Lula Viola Hartman, daughter of William Henry Hartman and Alice May Barnard, on Sunday, 21.02.1926, the St. Michoel's, Goltry, the County of Alfalfa, the State of Oklahoma, the United States of America. Rev. B. A. Hulshof filed the marriage for the record on 26 Feb 1926. Albert E. Pecha witnessed the marriage of Pearl Hartman Warren and Edgar J Peel on Thursday, 14.02.1929 the Goltry, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.

     Albert E. Pecha and Lula Pecha appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of the Township of Karoma, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, with an effective date of Sat. 01.04.1930, and enumerated on Saturday, 19.04.1930. Their children living with them were Geardlen.²

     Albert E. Pecha and Lula Viola Pecha appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of the Township of Karoma, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, with an effective date of Mon. 01.04.1940, and enumerated on Thursday, 18.04.1940. Their children listed as living with them were Geardlen and Leon.³

     Albert E. Pecha died on Wednesday, 25.08.1993, in State of Oklahoma, United States of America, at age 89 years, 1 month and 26 days.⁴

Albert E. Pecha was buried in after 25.08.1993, in Saint Michael Cemetery, in the County of Alfalfa, in the State of Oklahoma, in the Country of United States of America.⁵

The burial place for Albert E. Pecha is the Saint Michael Cemetery in the County of Alfalfa, the State of Oklahoma, and the United States of America.
Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page as seen on Wednesday, 11.10.2017 at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 19788049 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search)
The grave location is at Lat/Long 36.47860,-98.14000. (Please note that this location could be off by 30 feet or more.)
Additional information: The cemetery is located South of Goltry, OK, at about 4 miles on State Route 45.⁶

     On Sunday, 31.12.1905, Belva Zula Case was born, the Territory of Oklahoma, the United States of America. She was the daughter of Joseph Clinton Case and Nannie May (?)^1,2

     Belva Zula Case married Ray Cecil Hartman, son of William Henry Hartman and Alice May Barnard, on Thursday, 03.06.1926.

     As of 03.06.1926, her married name was Hartman.

     Belva Zula Case and Ray Cecil Hartman appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, in Cherokee, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 09.04.1930.³

     Belva Zula Case died on Wednesday, 09.12.1981, in United States of America at age 75 years, 11 months and 9 days.⁴

Belva Zula Case was buried in after 09.12.1982, in Karoma Cemetery, in the County of Alfalfa, in the State of Oklahoma, in the Country of United States of America.⁵

     Roy Hungerford married Nellie May Hartman, daughter of William Henry Hartman and Alice May Barnard, on Saturday, 24.09.1910.

     Roy Hungerford and Nellie May Hartman appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Golty, Township of Karoma, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 02.01.1920. Their children Mildred and Ethel were listed as living with them.¹

     On circa 1893, Harry E. Warner was born, the State of Kansas, the United States of America.

     Harry E. Warner married Alice Pearl Hartman, daughter of William Henry Hartman and Alice May Barnard, on Wednesday, 14.06.1916, the City of Enid, County of Garfield, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.

     Harry E. Warner and Alice Pearl Warner were divorced between 1917 and 1920 at United States of America.

     On Friday, 25.05.1855, Emily Jane Black was born at the Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America; The land in section 6, where Henry farm was became Union Township at the March 1868 term of the county court.² She was the daughter of Henry Black and Malinda Foree.
     She appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in her parents' household, Henry Black and Malinda Black.^3,4 Emily Jane Black, living in Township of Washington, on circa 03.1868, and the land was redistricted by the county court into Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁵
     She appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, Henry Black and Malinda Foree.⁶

     As of 30.11.1871, her married name was Emily Jane Smith.⁷

     Emily Jane Black married William Lewis Smith, son of Franklin Smith and Martha Ann Arnold, on Thursday, 30.11.1871, the County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁷

     Emily Jane Smith and William Lewis Smith appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Gorin, Harrison Township, Scotland County, State of Missouri, enumerated 04.06.1900. Their children Ethel Mae and Minnie M. were listed as living with them.⁸
     Emily Jane Smith and William Lewis Smith appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 15 April, and enumerated on between 26.04.1910 and 27.04.1910.⁹

     Emily Jane Black and William Lewis Smith appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 27.04.1910.¹⁰

     As of 17.10.1916, Emily Jane Smith lived at Village of Medill, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹¹

     Emily Jane Black was listed in Hezekiah Black's obituary on Tuesday, 17.10.1916 at Redlands Review, City of Redlands, County of San Bernadino, State of California, United States of America, as a survivor.¹²

     Emily Jane Black and William Lewis Smith appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of an unknown place , enumerated 09.01.1920.¹³

     As of 04.01.1924, Emily Jane Black lived at Village of Medill, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹⁴

     Emily Jane Black died on Thursday, 16.08.1928, in City of Memphis, County of Scotland, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 73 years, 2 months and 22 days.

Emily Jane Black was buried in Tuesday, 21.08.1928, in Kahoka Cemetery, in the City of Kahoka, the Township of Lincoln, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.^15,16

The burial place for Emily Jane (Black) Smith is the Kahoka Cemetery in the City of Kahoka, the Township of Lincoln, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, and the United States of America.
Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page as seen on Monday, 03.10.2011 at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 77553727 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹⁷


     As of 03.10.2011, Emily Jane Black was also known as Emily Jane (Black) Smith.

     Benjamin J. Black was also known as Ben.

     On Wednesday, 25.05.1853, Benjamin J. Black was born at the Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America; The land in section 6, where Henry farm was became Union Township at the March 1868 term of the county court.¹ He was the son of Henry Black and Malinda Foree.
     He appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in his parents' household, Henry Black and Malinda Black.^2,3 Benjamin J. Black, living in Township of Washington, on circa 03.1868, and the land was redistricted by the county court into Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁴
     He appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Henry Black and Malinda Foree.⁵

     Benjamin J. Black married Amelia A Turner on Wednesday, 23.12.1874, the Fairmont, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.

     Benjamin J. Black died on Wednesday, 02.07.1902, in County of Cleburne, State of Arkansas, United States of America, at age 49 years, 1 month and 7 days.

     Benjamin J. Black is buried in Mount Zion Cemetery,
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 40675149 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁶

     Albert Ross Black was also known as Dr. A. R. Black.

     Albert Ross Black was also known as Albert R. Black.

     On Monday, 16.12.1850, Albert Ross Black was born at the Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America; The land in section 6, where Henry farm was became Union Township at the March 1868 term of the county court.² He was the son of Henry Black and Malinda Foree.
     He appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in his parents' household, Henry Black and Malinda Black.^3,4 Albert Ross Black, living in Township of Washington, on circa 03.1868, and the land was redistricted by the county court into Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁵
     He appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Henry Black and Malinda Foree.⁶

Albert Ross Black was educated circa 1871 at Excelsior College, City of Alexandria, Township of Vernon, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, and Albert Ross received his education under the instruction of Rev. T. J. Musgrove.⁷

Albert Ross Black was educated circa 1875 at McDowell Medical Collage, City of Saint Louis, Idependent City, State of Missouri, United States of America.

     Albert Ross Black was between 1875 and 1920 Allopathy, Westminster/Wayland/Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, for more information about the school he attender see: http://beckerexhibits.wustl.edu/wusm-hist/roots/index.htm.⁸

     Albert Ross Black married Terresa A. Wolf on Thursday, 30.09.1875, the Winchester, Township of Jackson, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁹

     Albert Ross Black and Terresa A. Black appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of City of Winchester, Township of Jackson, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 01.06.1880.¹⁰

     Albert Ross Black married Nellie Jenkins on Wednesday, 12.02.1896, the at house od J. Williaims Jenkins, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹¹
     Albert Ross Black and Nellie Black appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Village of Wayland, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 15 April, and enumerated on 18.04.1910.¹²

     As of 17.10.1916, Albert Ross Black lived at Wayland, Township of Des Moines, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹³

     Albert Ross Black was listed in Hezekiah Black's obituary on Tuesday, 17.10.1916 at Redlands Review, City of Redlands, County of San Bernadino, State of California, United States of America, as a survivor.¹⁴

     Albert Ross Black married Claudia Mae Rowe, daughter of Thomas William Brammer and Rosarah Belle Maddox, on Wednesday, 27.10.1920, the County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.

     Albert Ross Black and Claudia Mae Rowe was in an article title "Black - Rowe" published on Friday, 29.10.1920 in newspaper Clark County Courier published in City of Kahoka, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.

     Albert Ross Black died on Thursday, 03.01.1924, in his home in, City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 73 years and 18 days.¹⁵

     Albert Ross Black's obituary was in the newspaper on Friday, 04.01.1924 in The Free Press, City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹⁶

     Albert Ross Black published on Friday, 04.01.1924 published in City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹⁷

     The obituary for Albert Ross Black was printed, Friday, 04.01.1924, in CLARK COUNTY COURIER newspaper, page 4.¹⁸

Albert R. Black was buried in Saturday, 05.01.1924, in Frazee Cemetery, in the South of Wayland in Township of Clay, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.^17,19

     Albert Ross Black is buried in Frazee Cemetery, Township of Clay, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 70454818 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)²⁰

     On circa 1873, Rose Lee Hayden was born.¹ She was the daughter of Daniel Boone Hayden and Frances Black.

     Rose Lee Hayden appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, Daniel Boone Hayden and Frances Black.²
     She appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, Daniel Boone Hayden and Frances Hayden, her place of birth was given as Missouri, and her age was given as 7.³

     As of 04.01.1895, her married name was LaFrenz.⁴

     Rose Lee Hayden married Samuel J. LaFrenz on Friday, 04.01.1895, the County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁴

     Rose Lee Hayden died circa 1944, in County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁵

Research for: Rose Lee Hayden Rose Lee Hayden do Look up obituary: occur date at CCHS, Other information: Kahoka MO. (Clark County Newspaper.)

     On Thursday, 22.02.1844, George Washington Black was born at the Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America; The land in section 6, where Henry farm was became Union Township at the March 1868 term of the county court.² He was the son of Henry Black and Malinda Foree.
     He appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Henry Black and Malinda Black.³

     As of 16.09.1850, George Washington Black was also known as Geo W Black.⁴
     He appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in his parents' household, Henry Black and Malinda Black.^5,6

     George W. Black (given age 15) name reported on the 16 US Census.⁷

     George Washington Black began military service circa 06.1861 at Trial at Athens by the Union, Athens, Township of Jefferson, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, Jefferson Township was divided about 1868 into Grant, Sweet Home, and Folker Township. Athens was in Grant Township after 1861.⁸

     George Washington Black was on a roll of prisoners of war received and discharged at Grantiot Street Military Prison, St. Louis, Missouri, for the week ending 3 August 1862. He was captured 26 April 1862 in Clark County, Missouri, and received in Saint Louis the 27 July 1862. on 26.04.1862, he was in Co. C, 1 Northeast Missouri Cavalry (Confederate), County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁹ He, living in Township of Washington, on circa 03.1868, and the land was redistricted by the county court into Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹⁰
     He appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Henry Black and Malinda Foree.¹¹

     As of 10.08.1870, on the 1870 US Census, George Washington Black was entered as George Black (given age 24).¹²

     George Washington Black married Mary Elizabeth Ballard, daughter of James Thomas Ballard and Lotrey Jane Cross, on Wednesday, 06.09.1871, the near Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.^13,14

     George Washington Black and Mary Elizabeth Ballard appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 05.06.1880. Their children Benjamin F. and Ora Mae were listed as living with them.¹⁵

     George Washington Black and Mary Elizabeth Black appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 12.06.1900. Their children Emma S. and Herby Wiliam were listed as living with them.¹⁶

     George Washington Black and Mary Elizabeth Black appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 27.04.1910.¹⁷

     George Washington Black died on Monday, 28.11.1910, in Village of Medill, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 66 years, 9 months and 6 days.¹⁸

George Washington Black was buried in Wednesday, 30.11.1910, in Kahoka Cemetery, in the City of Kahoka, Township of Lincoln, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.¹⁹

     George Washington Black's obituary was in the newspaper on Friday, 02.12.1910 in Village of Medill, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹⁸

     The attached picture was taken of George Washington Black and Mary Elizabeth Ballard headstone at Kahoka City Cemetery, in City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. The picture was taken by Rod A Martinez.

     George Washington Black is buried in Kahoka City Cemetery, City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 57465351 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)²⁰

     On Sunday, 21.08.1842, Felix Black was born at the Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America; The land in section 6, where Henry farm was became Union Township at the March 1868 term of the county court.¹ He was the son of Henry Black and Malinda Foree.
     He appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Henry Black and Malinda Black.²

     As of 16.09.1850, on the 1850 US Census, Felix Black was entered as Felix Black (given age 8).³
     He appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Henry Black and Malinda Black.^4,5

     As of 02.07.1860, Felix Black was also known as Felix G. Black.⁴

     Felix Black died on Friday, 13.06.1862, in State of Mississippi, United States of America, at age 19 years, 9 months and 23 days; civil war Mississippi.

     On Monday, 22.04.1822, Malinda Foree was born, the County of Oldham, the Commonwealth of Kentucky, the United States of America. She was the daughter of Hezekiah Foree and Frances Ford.
     Hezekiah Foree and Frances Foree, with family member Malinda Foree, move from Oldham County, Kentucky between 02.11.1837 and 01.04.1839 to the Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. The story of Hezekiah coming to Missouri to purch land in the fall (Nov. 1837), and then returing to Kentucky to bring his family to Missouri in the spring time (Apr. 1839) could be true.¹
     Malinda Foree was possibly on the 1840 Census with Head of Household Hezekiah Foree in Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, in age group:
     “Free White Person Female:”
          Of ten years and under fifteen years: (2.)²

     As of 01.06.1841, her married name was Black.³

     Malinda Foree married Henry Black, son of Burwell Black and Christiana Johnson, on Thursday, 01.07.1841, the Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. J.P. filed the marriage for the record on 10 Dec 1841. Other Information: at the time of marriage, the Foree family farm was in the Township of Washington (T64N R7W Section 17). The March 1868 term of the Clark County Court changed (Section 1 - 36 of T64N R8W & Section 1 - 13, T63N R8W) to Township of Union.⁴

     Malinda Black and Henry Black appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, at District 19th, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 16.09.1850. Their children Felix, George and Frances were listed as living with them.⁵

     Malinda Black (given age 28) name reported on the US Census.⁶

     Malinda Black and Henry Black appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 02.07.1860. Their children Felix, Geo, Frances, Albert, Benjamin, Emily, Hezekiah and Lucy were listed as living with them.^7,8

     Malinda Black and Henry Black were living in Township of Washington, on circa 03.1868, and the land was redistricted by the county court into Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁹

     As of 10.08.1870, on the 1870 US Census, Malinda Foree was entered as Malinda Black (given age 47).¹⁰

     Malinda Foree and Henry Black appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 10.08.1870. Their children George, Albert, Benjamin, Emily, Hezekiah, Lucy and Henry were listed as living with them.¹¹

     Malinda Black and Henry Black appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 12.08.1880. Their children Hezekiah and Henry were listed as living with them.¹²

     Malinda Foree died on Monday, 19.02.1894, in County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 71 years, 9 months and 28 days.

Malinda Foree was buried in Wednesday, 21.02.1894, in Black Family Cemetery, in the Section 6, Township of Union, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.¹³

     Malinda Black is buried in Black Family Cemetery, Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 137843873 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹⁴

     On Thursday, 09.12.1819, Henry Black was born, the County of Fluvanna, the Commonwealth of Virginia, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of Burwell Black and Christiana Johnson.
     Henry Black was possibly on the 1840 Census with Head of Household John Maddox Jr. in County of Oldham, Commonwealth of Kentucky, United States of America, in age group:
     “Free White Person Male:”
          Of fifteen years and under twenty years: (1); out of age limit as he would been 21, but I have not found a possible family other than Jonh and ELiza Maddox.²

     Henry Black married Malinda Foree, daughter of Hezekiah Foree and Frances Ford, on Thursday, 01.07.1841, the Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. J.P. filed the marriage for the record on 10 Dec 1841. Other Information: at the time of marriage, the Foree family farm was in the Township of Washington (T64N R7W Section 17). The March 1868 term of the Clark County Court changed (Section 1 - 36 of T64N R8W & Section 1 - 13, T63N R8W) to Township of Union.³

     Henry Black and Malinda Black appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, at District 19th, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 16.09.1850. Their children Felix, George and Frances were listed as living with them.⁴ In the 1850 census, Lankford Assistant Marshal entered Henry Black name as Henry Black.⁵

     Henry Black and Malinda Black appeared on the 1860 Federal Census in Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with an effective date of 1 June, and enumerated on 02.07.1860. Their children Felix, Geo, Frances, Albert, Benjamin, Emily, Hezekiah and Lucy lived with them.^6,7

     Henry Black and Malinda Black were living in Township of Washington, on circa 03.1868, and the land was redistricted by the county court into Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁸

     Henry Black and Malinda Foree appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 10.08.1870. Their children George, Albert, Benjamin, Emily, Hezekiah, Lucy and Henry were listed as living with them.⁹

     Henry Black and Malinda Black appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 12.08.1880. Their children Hezekiah and Henry were listed as living with them.¹⁰

     Henry Black was in an article title "was listed as a visitor to the local newspaper office" published on Thursday, 20.01.1887 published in City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹¹

     Henry Black died on Monday, 07.05.1888, in County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 68 years, 4 months and 28 days.

Henry Black was buried in after 07.05.1888, in Black Family Cemetery, in the Section 6, Township of Union, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.¹²

     Henry Black is buried in Black Family Cemetery, Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 137843634 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹³

     Mary M. Hottle and George B Hottle were member of the Presbyterian Church.⁴

     On Sunday, 11.11.1832, Mary Magdoline Snider was born at the Scott Township, the Harrison County, the State of Indiana, the United States of America. She was the daughter of Isaac Snider and Julia Ann Oatman.^2,3
     She appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of District 45, County of Harrison, State of Indiana in the household of her parents, Isaac Snider and Julia Ann Snider, Mary was born in Indiana about 1833.⁵

     As of 19.08.1850, on the 1850 US Census, Mary Magdoline Snider was entered as Mary Snider (given age 17).⁶

     As of 07.04.1852, her married name was Mary M. Hottle.⁷

     Mary Magdoline Snider married George B Hottle, son of John Conrad Hottel and Barbara Funkhouser, on Wednesday, 07.04.1852, the County of Harrison, State of Indiana, United States of America. Other Information: History of the Descendant of John Hottel page 621 has a marriage date of 1850.^8,9

     Mary M. Hottle and George B Hottle move from near Corydon, County of Harrison, State of Indiana between 07.04.1852 and 27.06.1854 to the North of, Village of Ashton, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹⁰

     Mary Magdoline Snider and George B Hottle move from North of Ashton, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri circa 1856 to the Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.

     Mary M. Hottle and George B Hottle appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 19.07.1860. Their children Julie, Isaic and Maggie were listed as living with them.¹¹

     Mary M. Hottle and George B Hottle appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Washington Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 01.06.1870, George land was valued at $1,400.00, and his personal property was valued at $725.00. Their children Julie, Maggie, Isaic, Joseph, John, Ella and Etta were listed as living with them.¹²

     Mary M. Hottle and George B Hottle appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 19.06.1880. Their children Isaic Alvin, Maggie Isabel, Joseph Mitchel, John Henry, Ella, Etta Mae and William Conklin were listed as living with them.¹³

     As of 20.01.1900, Mary Magdoline Snider was also known as Mary Hottle.¹⁴

     Mary M. Hottle and George B Hottle appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, the State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 20.06.1900, his place of birth was given as Indiana, and his age was given as 73, her place of birth was given as Indiana, and her age was given as 67. Their children Ella and Etta were listed as living with them.¹⁴
     Mary Hottle and George B Hottle appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 15 April, and enumerated on 19.04.1910, his place of birth was given as Indiana, and his age was given as 83 (1827), and her place of birth was given as Indiana, and her age was given as 77 (1833). Their children Etta were listed as living with them.¹⁵

     Mary M. Hottle appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of City of Wyaconda, Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, at LaFrenz addition, with a effect date of 1 January, and enumerated on 05.01.1920, The census sheet has the City of Wyaconda and Township of Wyaconda, and this is in error. On the next sheet the Township of Wyaconda was marked through and Washington entered as Township.. Her children Etta were listed as living with her.¹⁶

     Mary M. Hottle appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, in Township of Washington, City of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 1930.¹⁷

     Mary Magdoline Snider's obituary was in the newspaper circa 22.07.1934 in City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.

     The State of Missouri Death Certificate had the following information: Mary died on Sunday, 22.07.1934 at the age of 101 years, 8 months and 11 days at Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America and, the attending physician was A. L. Davis, MD, and give the address of Wyaconda, MO, and J. Mitchell Hottle was the informant on the death certificate, and the informant give the place of resident as Wyaconda, MO, and Gerth and Baskett was the undertaker doing business in Wyaconda, MO, and Mary was burial in the Wyaconda Cemetery, Wyaconda, Clark, MO on 24 July 1934, and the local register Bessie Blattner, received certificate on 5 September 1934, and Certificate of Death File Number was 1934-023,745.¹

     Mary Magdoline Snider died on Sunday, 22.07.1934, in Her home, City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 101 years, 8 months and 11 days.¹⁸

Mary M. Hottle was buried in Tuesday, 24.07.1934, in Wyaconda Cemetery, in the plot at Lat/Lon: 40.39569N091.92580W, in the City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.^19,20,1

     The obituary for Mary Magdoline Snider was printed, Friday, 27.07.1934, in Clark County Courier newspaper.²¹

     The attached picture was taken of Mary M. Hottle and George B Hottle headstone at about 40.39569,091.92580 Lat.~Long., at Wyaconda City Cemetery, in City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. The picture was taken by Robert William Hartman.²²

     Mary M. (Snider) Hottle is buried in Wyaconda City Cemetery, Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 31843907 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)²³


     Mary Magdoline Snider was also known as Mary M. (Snider) Hottle.²³

     George B Hottle is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line.³

George B Hottle was listed in the book "History of the Descendant of John Hottel" personal ID number: 1569-X-K on Page('s) Number: 0602 and 0621 & 0622, Begun by Rev. W. D. Huddle, B. S., and completed by his wife, Lulu May Huddle of Westerville, Ohio, Published by Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc., Strasburg, Virginia, copyright in the year 1930.

     George B Hottle was indexed in "The New Hottel History--(George Line)" with personal ID number: 243 Page Numbers: 0046, by Rev. Dr. B. Paul Huddle, Published by AAH Graphics, Inc., Fort Valley, Virginia, copyright in 1998, by Hottel Keller Memorial, Inc., Toms Brook, Virginia.

     George B Hottle and Mary M. Hottle were member of the Presbyterian Church.¹

     On Tuesday, 26.12.1826, George B Hottle was born at the Corydon, the County of Harrison, the State of Indiana, the United States of America.^4,5,6,7,8 He was the son of John Conrad Hottel and Barbara Funkhouser.²
     George appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of District 45, County of Harrison, State of Indiana, in the household of Conrad Funkhouser Hottle and Mary Hottle, George occupation is farmer.⁹

     George B Hottle married Mary Magdoline Snider, daughter of Isaac Snider and Julia Ann Oatman, on Wednesday, 07.04.1852, the County of Harrison, State of Indiana, United States of America. Other Information: History of the Descendant of John Hottel page 621 has a marriage date of 1850.^10,11

     George B Hottle and Mary M. Hottle move from near Corydon, County of Harrison, State of Indiana between 07.04.1852 and 27.06.1854 to the North of, Village of Ashton, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹²

     George B Hottle and Mary Magdoline Snider move from North of Ashton, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri circa 1856 to the Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.

     George B Hottle and Mary M. Hottle appeared on the 1860 Federal Census in Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with an effective date of 1 June, and enumerated on 19.07.1860. Their children Julie, Isaic and Maggie lived with them.¹³

     As of 19.06.1860, George B Hottle was also known as G. B. Hottell.¹³

     As of 01.06.1870, George B Hottle was also known as George B. Hottel.¹⁴

     George B Hottle and Mary M. Hottle appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Washington Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 01.06.1870, George land was valued at $1,400.00, and his personal property was valued at $725.00. Their children Julie, Maggie, Isaic, Joseph, John, Ella and Etta were listed as living with them.¹⁵

     George B Hottle and Mary M. Hottle appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 19.06.1880. Their children Isaic Alvin, Maggie Isabel, Joseph Mitchel, John Henry, Ella, Etta Mae and William Conklin were listed as living with them.¹⁶

     As of 20.01.1900, George B Hottle was also known as George N Hottle.¹⁷

     George B Hottle and Mary M. Hottle appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, the State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 20.06.1900, his place of birth was given as Indiana, and his age was given as 73, her place of birth was given as Indiana, and her age was given as 67. Their children Ella and Etta were listed as living with them.¹⁷
     George B Hottle and Mary Hottle appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 15 April, and enumerated on 19.04.1910, his place of birth was given as Indiana, and his age was given as 83 (1827), and her place of birth was given as Indiana, and her age was given as 77 (1833). Their children Etta were listed as living with them.¹⁸

     The Death Certificate had the following information: George died 10:30PM at Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 91 years, 1 month and 28 days, the attending physician was J. A. Swearingen Dr., and John Henry Hottle was the informant on the death certificate, and the local register received the certificate on Saturday, 23.02.1918.¹⁹

     George B Hottle died on Saturday, 23.02.1918, in Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 91 years, 1 month and 28 days.^20,21

George B Hottle was buried in Sunday, 24.02.1918, in Wyaconda Cemetery, in the plot at Lat/Lon: 40.39569N091.92580W, in the City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.^22,7,23

     The obituary for George B Hottle was printed, Friday, 08.03.1918, in Clark County Courier newspaper.

     George B Hottle is buried in Wyaconda City Cemetery, Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 31843897 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)²⁴


     The attached picture was taken of George B Hottle and Mary M. Hottle headstone at about 40.39569,091.92580 Lat.~Long., at Wyaconda City Cemetery, in City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. The picture was taken by Robert William Hartman.²⁵

     On Wednesday, 28.12.1825, Mary Ann McMillian was born, the Ireland.¹

     As of before 1847, her married name was Barber.

     Mary Ann McMillian married Samuel D. Barber before 1847.

     Samuel D. Barber as head of household and Samuel D. Barber as the spouse appeared on the 1850 U.S. Federal Census for Spring Garden Second Ward, City of Philadelphia, County of Philadelphia, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America, and question answer as of 1 June 1850, and the enumerated date was Wednesday, 21.08.1850, by I Plaiskceaton Assistant Marshal. Mary Ann birth place was entered as Ireland with an age of 25 given, and his occupation was given as tailor, and Samuel D. birth place was entered as Ireland with an age of 25 given. Their daughter Rebecca was listed as living with them.²

     Mary Ann McMillian and Samuel D. Barber appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of St. Albans, County of Hancock, State of Illinois, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 16.06.1860. Their children Rebecca, James, John, Anna and Samuel were listed as living with them.³

     Mary Ann Barber and Samuel D. Barber appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of West Point, Township of St. Albans, County of Hancock, State of Illinois, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 16.06.1870, he was listed as a farmer with personal value of $700.00, and his birth place is listed as Ireland with age given as 45, and he is listed as a citicen of the USA. Their children Rebecca, James, John, Anna, Samuel, Elizabeth, Alexander and Joseph were listed as living with them, Mary A was listed as keeping house and birth place as Ireland and given age of 45.⁴

     Mary Ann McMillian died on Tuesday, 05.02.1884 at age 58 years, 1 month and 8 days.

     On Tuesday, 03.02.1824, Samuel D. Barber was born, the Ireland; Born in Ireland.^1,2

     Samuel D. Barber married Mary Ann McMillian before 1847.

     Samuel D. Barber immigrated circa 1847 to Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America; from the 1900 US Census.³

     Samuel D. Barber as head of household and Mary Ann Barber as the spouse appeared on the 1850 U.S. Federal Census for Spring Garden Second Ward, City of Philadelphia, County of Philadelphia, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America, and question answer as of 1 June 1850, and the enumerated date was Wednesday, 21.08.1850, by I Plaiskceaton Assistant Marshal. Samuel D. birth place was entered as Ireland with an age of 25 given, and his occupation was given as tailor, and Mary Ann birth place was entered as Ireland with an age of 25 given. Their daughter Rebecca was listed as living with them.⁴

     Samuel D. Barber move from Spring Garden Second Ward, City of Philadelphia, County of Philadelphia, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America between 10.12.1854 and 30.12.1857 to the Township of St. Albans, County of Hancock, State of Missouri, United States of America.

     As of 16.06.1860, Samuel D. Barber was also known as Samuel Barber.

     Samuel D. Barber and Mary Ann McMillian appeared on the 1860 Federal Census in Township of St. Albans, County of Hancock, State of Illinois, with an effective date of 1 June, and enumerated on 16.06.1860. Their children Rebecca, James, John, Anna and Samuel lived with them.⁵

     Class I comprises all persons subject to do military duty between the ages of twenty and thirty five years, and all unmarried persons subject to do military duty above of thirty-five years and under the age of forty-five. Class II comprises all other persons subject to do military duty.
SCHEDULE II.—CONSOLIDATED LIST of all persons of Class II, subject to do military duty in the Fourth Congressional District, consisting of the Counties of Adams, Hancock, Warren, Henderson, Mercer and Rock Island, State of at State of Illinois, enumerated during the month between 06.1863 and 07.1865, under direction of Capt. James Woodruff, Provost Marshal.
     RESIDENCE: Handcock County, St. Albans,
     NAME: Samuel D. Barber
     AGE AS OF 1ST July 1863: 37
     WHITE OR COLORED: White
     Profession, Occupation, or Trade: Farmer
     PLACE OF BIRTH: Ireland.⁶

     Samuel D. Barber and Mary Ann Barber appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of West Point, Township of St. Albans, County of Hancock, State of Illinois, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 16.06.1870, he was listed as a farmer with personal value of $700.00, and his birth place is listed as Ireland with age given as 45, and he is listed as a citicen of the USA. Their children Rebecca, James, John, Anna, Samuel, Elizabeth, Alexander and Joseph were listed as living with them, Mary A was listed as keeping house and birth place as Ireland and given age of 45.⁷
     Samuel appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in the household of Ellie Barber and Mary A. Barber,
Samuel appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in the household of Ellie Barber and Mary A. Barber, immigration to the United States 1843, and he has lived in the United State for 57.⁸

     Samuel D. Barber died on Monday, 02.09.1901 at age 77 years, 6 months and 30 days.

Samuel D. Barber was buried in after 02.09.1901, in New Woodville Cemetery, in the Township of Washington, (Section 2, T64N R9W), in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.¹

     Samuel D. Barber is buried in New Woodville Cemetery, Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 120470445 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁹


     His estate rcord has not been found as of 27.09.2017 at Sever Library, City of Kahoka, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, and search of Clark County Probate Microfilm records at http://clark.mogenweb.org/Clark%20County%20Probate%20Microfilm%20Numbers1[1]%20(2)-1.pdf.¹⁰

     May Belle Barber is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line.

May Belle Barber was listed in the book "History of the Descendant of John Hottel" personal ID number: 1707-X-A on Page('s) Number: 0622, Begun by Rev. W. D. Huddle, B. S., and completed by his wife, Lulu May Huddle of Westerville, Ohio, Published by Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc., Strasburg, Virginia, copyright in the year 1930.

     May Belle Barber was indexed in "The New Hottel History--(George Line)" with personal ID number: 03796 Page Numbers: 0131, by Rev. Dr. B. Paul Huddle, Published by AAH Graphics, Inc., Fort Valley, Virginia, copyright in 1998, by Hottel Keller Memorial, Inc., Toms Brook, Virginia.

     May Belle Barber was member of the (an unknown value.)

     On Wednesday, 27.09.1882, May Belle Barber was born at the Township of Wyaconda, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. She was the daughter of John William Barber and Julie Ann Hottle.
     She appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, the State of Missouri in the household of her parents, John William Barber and Julie Ann Barber, her place of birth was given as Missouri, and her age was given as 17.¹
     May appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in the household of Julie Ann Barber, her birth place was given as Missouri, and her age was given as 27.²

     As of 12.06.1911, her married name was May Belle Hauptmann.

     May Belle Barber married George Cliffard Hauptmann, son of Auguatus Hauptmann and Indiana Watson, on Monday, 12.06.1911, the County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.³

     May Belle Barber and George Cliffard Hauptmann appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 January, and enumerated on 23.01.1920. Their children James were listed as living with them.⁴
     May Belle Hauptmann was in an article"A BIRTHDAY DINNER" with Isaac Snider on 30.05.1924 CLARK COUNTY COURIER, City of Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁵

     May Belle Hauptmann and George Cliffard Hauptmann appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of the Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with an effective date of Sat. 01.04.1930, and enumerated on 14.04.1930. Their children living with them were James.⁶

     May Belle Barber died on Wednesday, 16.01.1946, in County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 63 years, 3 months and 20 days.

May Belle Hauptmann was buried in circa 20.01.1946, in Wyaconda Cemetery, in the plot at Lat/Lon: 40.39589N091.92645W, in the City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.⁷

     May Belle Barber is buried in Wyaconda Cemetery, City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 80683904 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁸

     Julie Ann Hottle is a descendant of John Hottel by way of his son George Hottel line.

Julie Ann Hottle was listed in the book "History of the Descendant of John Hottel" personal ID number: 1706-X-A on Page('s) Number: 621 and 622, Begun by Rev. W. D. Huddle, B. S., and completed by his wife, Lulu May Huddle of Westerville, Ohio, Published by Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc., Strasburg, Virginia, copyright in the year 1930.¹

     Julie Ann Hottle was indexed in "The New Hottel History--(George Line)" with personal ID number: 1140 Page Numbers: 0045 and 0131, by Rev. Dr. B. Paul Huddle, Published by AAH Graphics, Inc., Fort Valley, Virginia, copyright in 1998, by Hottel Keller Memorial, Inc., Toms Brook, Virginia.

     Julie Ann Hottle was member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.²

     On Tuesday, 27.06.1854, Julie Ann Hottle was born, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. She was the daughter of George B Hottle and Mary Magdoline Snider.
     George B Hottle and Mary Magdoline Snider, with family member Julie Ann Hottle, move from North of Ashton, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri circa 1856 to the Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     She appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in her parents' household, George B Hottle and Mary M. Hottle.³

     As of 19.06.1860, Julie Ann Hottle was also known as Julia J. Hottelle.⁴
     She appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Washington Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, George B Hottle and Mary M. Hottle, she was listed as attening school in the last year.⁵

     As of 11.03.1880, her married name was Barber.

     Julie Ann Hottle married John William Barber, son of Samuel D. Barber and Mary Ann McMillian, on Thursday, 11.03.1880, the County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁶

     Julie Ann Hottle and John William Barber appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 17.06.1880.⁷

     Julie Ann Barber and John William Barber appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of an unknown place , with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 17.06.1880.

     Julie Ann Barber witnessed the birth of Joseph William Barber on Monday, 07.02.1881 at County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁸

     Julie Ann Barber and John William Barber appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, the State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 07.06.1900, his birth place was given as Pennsylvania, and his age was given as 45, her place of birth was given as Missouri, and her age was given as 45. Their children Joseph and May were listed as living with them.⁹
     Julie Ann Barber appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 15 April, and enumerated on 23.04.1910, her birth place was given as Missouri, and her age was given as 55.
The census only gives Washington Township, but all persons listed on that page live in a house. I belive these house were in Paul Town or the Paul La Frenz addition to SW part of Wyaconda. Located west of State Route A and south of the train tracks.¹⁰
     Julie appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in the household of George Cliffard Hauptmann and May Belle Barber,
Julie appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of the Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, in the household of George Cliffard Hauptmann and May Belle Barber.¹¹
     Julie Ann Barber was in an article"A BIRTHDAY DINNER" with Isaac Snider on 30.05.1924 CLARK COUNTY COURIER, City of Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹²
     Julie appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in the household of George Cliffard Hauptmann and May Belle Hauptmann.¹³

     Julie Ann Hottle died on Friday, 01.07.1938, in City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 84 years and 4 days.

Julie Ann Hottle was buried in Sunday, 03.07.1938, in New Woodville Cemetery, in the Township of Washington, (Section 2, T64N R9W), in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.¹⁴

     The obituary for Julie Ann Hottle was printed, Friday, 08.07.1938, in Clark County Courier newspaper.²

     Julie Ann Hottle was also known as Julie Ann (Hottle) Barber.¹⁵

     Julie Ann (Hottle) Barber is buried in New Woodville Cemetery, Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 112894470 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹⁵

     On Sunday, 10.12.1854, John William Barber was born, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the United States of America.^1,2 He was the son of Samuel D. Barber and Mary Ann McMillian.
     He appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of St. Albans, County of Hancock, State of Illinois, in his parents' household, Samuel D. Barber and Mary Ann McMillian.³
     He appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of West Point, Township of St. Albans, County of Hancock, State of Illinois in the household of his parents, Samuel D. Barber and Mary Ann Barber,
He appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of West Point, Township of St. Albans, County of Hancock, State of Illinois in the household of his parents, Samuel D. Barber and Mary Ann Barber, his age was given as 16 and he was born in Pennsylvania.⁴

     John William Barber married Julie Ann Hottle, daughter of George B Hottle and Mary Magdoline Snider, on Thursday, 11.03.1880, the County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁵

     John William Barber and Julie Ann Hottle appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 17.06.1880.⁶

     John William Barber and Julie Ann Barber appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of an unknown place , with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 17.06.1880.

     John William Barber witnessed the birth of Joseph William Barber on Monday, 07.02.1881 at County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁷

     John William Barber was christened in 06.1900.

     John William Barber and Julie Ann Barber appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, the State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 07.06.1900, his birth place was given as Pennsylvania, and his age was given as 45, her place of birth was given as Missouri, and her age was given as 45. Their children Joseph and May were listed as living with them.⁸

     As of 07.06.1900, John William Barber was also known as John H Barber. The enumerator entered his name on the 1900 US Census as John H, and that is in error, because his name is John William Barber.

     John William Barber died on Friday, 26.05.1905, in Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 50 years, 5 months and 16 days.⁹

John William Barber was buried in after 26.05.1905, in New Woodville Cemetery, in the Township of Washington, (Section 2, T64N R9W), in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.¹⁰

     John William Barber was in an article title "is in the section titled WYACONA see attach file" published on Friday, 02.06.1905 in newspaper Clark County Courier published in City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹¹

     John William Barber published on Friday, 09.06.1905 in newspaper Clark County News published in City of Wyaconda, Wyaconda Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹²

     John William Barber's obituary was in the newspaper on Friday, 09.06.1905 in Clark County News, City of Wyaconda, Wyaconda Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹²

     John William Barber is buried in New Woodville Cemetery, Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 112893545 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹³

     As of circa 1757, her married name was Hartmann.

     Maria Elizabeth Houseworth married Tobias Hartman, son of Johan Georg Hartmann and Anna Maria Roller, circa 1757, the Germany.

     Maria Elizabeth Hartmann and Tobias Hartman emigrated on 23.11.1770 from Ship Crawford, Rollerdam, Zuid, Holland, Netherlands.^2,3

     Maria Elizabeth Hartmannwas possibly on the 1790 Census with Head of Household Tobias Hartman, in Township of Shrewsbury, County of York, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America, in age group:
     “Free White Person Female:” (3.)⁴

     Maria Elizabeth Houseworth witnessed the christening of David Hartman on 21.11.1799 at CHrist Lutheran Church, York, County of York, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America.⁵

     Maria Elizabeth Hartmann witnessed the christening of Anna Maria Hartman on 10.01.1801 at Christ Lutheran Church, City of York, County of York, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America.^6,7

     As of 1946, Maria Elizabeth Houseworth was also known as Maria Elizabeth Hartman.⁷

     Maria Elizabeth Houseworth was also known as Anna Maria Elizabeth.⁸

     Tobias Hartman was also known as Tobias Hartmann.

     On Monday, 10.04.1730, Tobias Hartman was born at the Donnersberg, the Rheinhessen-Pfalz, the Rhineland-Palatinate, the Germany.¹ He was the son of Johan Georg Hartmann and Anna Maria Roller.¹

     Tobias Hartman married Maria Elizabeth Houseworth circa 1757, the Germany.

     Tobias Hartman and Maria Elizabeth Hartmann emigrated on 23.11.1770 from Ship Crawford, Rollerdam, Zuid, Holland, Netherlands.^2,3

     Tobias Hartman was he has 145 acres of land, 2 horses, and 3 cows 1782 Township of Shrewsbury, County of York, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America.⁴

     Tobias Hartman appeared on the census Tobias owned 145 acrea of land, one hourse one out-house, and seven (7) inhabitants. of circa 1783 at Township of Shrewsbury, County of York, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America.⁵

     Tobias Hartman was was listed on Page 704 and 705, HISTORY OF YORK COUNTY, SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP.

The following is a list of names taken from the assessment roll and census report made in 1783, by a special order of the county commissioners, in order to lay a special tax to defray the expenses of the Revolutionary war. Shrewsbury Township then also included the territory now covered by Springfield Township:
....
Hartman, Tobias, 145 acres.......................135
.... 1783 Township of Shrewsbury, County of York, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America.⁶

     Tobias Hartman appeared on the 1790 US Federal Census as Head of Household in Township of Shrewsbury, County of York, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America; and listed by gender and age group are:
     Free white Males
          ”Free white males of sixteen (16) years and upwards including heads of family:“ (1)

          “Free white males under sixteen (16) years:” (2)
     Free white Females
          ”Free white females including heads of family:” (3.⁷ )

     Tobias Hartman witnessed the christening of David Hartman on 21.11.1799 at CHrist Lutheran Church, York, County of York, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America.⁸

     Tobias Hartman witnessed the christening of Anna Maria Hartman on 10.01.1801 at Christ Lutheran Church, City of York, County of York, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America.^9,10

     Tobias Hartman witnessed the christening of Anna Maria Hartmann on 04.08.1805 at Christ Lutheran Church, City of York, County of York, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America.¹¹

     Tobias Hartman appeared on the 1810 Federal Census as Head of Household in Township of Shrewsbury, County of York, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America; also the number of people listed on the census by age group are:
     "Free White Person Male:"
          Under ten years of age: (2)
          Of ten years and under sixteen years of age: (1)
          Of twenty-six and under forty-five: (1)
     "Free White Person Female:"
          Under ten years of age: (3)
          Of sixteen and under twenty-six: (1)
          Of twenty-six and under forty-five: (1.)¹²

     Tobias Hartman left a will on 01.10.1810 at Township of Shrewsbury, County of York, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America.¹³

     Tobias Hartman died in 1816, in Township of Springfield, County of York, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America, at age 85 years.

     Tobias Hartman left a will on 16.08.1817 at Register of Wills, in the Court House, City of York, Township of York, County of York, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America.¹⁴

     Tobias Hartman was in an article title "ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT: HARTMAN REPORT, PG 320.
LAND RECORD, LISTS FROM LANCASTER CO. IN 1779: HARTMAN REPORT, PG 330.
ADDENDUM (CODICIL) TO WILL DATED 6 MAY 1816.
POSSIBLE SURNAME OF WIFE IS HOUSEWORTH?
BIRTH PLACE:
BLHV97A@PRODIGY.COM.
http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/database/d0039/g0000065.htm#I106 Feb 2, 2003."

     Tobias Hartman is buried in Saint John's Blymire UCC Cemetery, Dallastown, County of York, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 106283848 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹⁵

     Lydia Hartman was the daughter of Ludwig Hartmann and Anna Barbara Hildebrand.

     Margaret Hartman was the daughter of Ludwig Hartmann and Anna Barbara Hildebrand.

     Polly Hartman was the daughter of Ludwig Hartmann and Anna Barbara Hildebrand.

     On circa 1805, Jonathan Hartman was born at the Township of York, the County of York, the State of Pennsylvania, the United States of America. He was the son of Ludwig Hartmann and Anna Barbara Hildebrand.

     Jonathan Hartman died circa 1880, in Township of York, County of York, State of Pennsylvania, United States of America.

     On Thursday, 12.06.1788, George Hartman was born. He was the son of Ludwig Hartmann and Anna Barbara Hildebrand.

     On circa 1790, Jacob Hartman was born, the County of York, the State of Pennsylvania, the United States of America. He was the son of Ludwig Hartmann and Anna Barbara Hildebrand.

     Jacob Hartman died circa 1867, in State of Ohio, United States of America.

     Barbara Hartman married ? Inners.

     On Sunday, 12.02.1792, Barbara Hartman was born. She was the daughter of Ludwig Hartmann and Anna Barbara Hildebrand.

     Elizabeth Hartman married ? Smith.

     On Thursday, 22.05.1788, Elizabeth Hartman was born. She was the daughter of Ludwig Hartmann and Anna Barbara Hildebrand.

     Elizabeth Hartman married an unknown person before 1810, the State of Pennsylvania, United States of America.

     Elizabeth Hartman died after 1860.