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     On Tuesday, 10.10.1848, Frances Elizabeth Foree was born, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.¹ She was the daughter of James Madison Foree and Martha Smith.
     She appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, James Madison Foree and Martha Foree.²

     Elizabeth F. Foree (given age 13) name reported on the US Census.³
     She appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her father James Madison Foree.⁴
     She appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, James Madison Foree and Marry E. Bush.⁵

     Frances Elizabeth Foree appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Williamstown, Reddish Township, Lewis County, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, James Madison Foree and Marry E. Bush.⁶

     Frances Elizabeth Foree died on Friday, 17.02.1905, in County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 56 years, 4 months and 7 days.⁷

Frances Elizabeth Foree was buried in after 17.02.1909, in Wyaconda Cemetery, 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

     Frances Elizabeth Foree is buried in Wyaconda 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 #: 129958431 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁸

     On circa 08.1840, William H Wells was born at the Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. He was the son of Deacon Joseph Wells and Elizabeth Foree.
     He appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Washington Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Elizabeth Wells and Joseph Wells.¹
     He appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in his parents' household, Deacon Joseph Wells and Elizabeth Foree.²

     William H Wells married Elizabeth Dunn, daughter of Obediale Dunn, on Sunday, 15.12.1867, the Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.³

     William H Wells and Elizabeth Wells 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 10.08.1870.⁴

     William H Wells and Elizabeth Wells appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 07.06.1880.⁵

     William H Wells and Elizabeth Wells appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, the State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 25.06.1900.⁶

     William H Wells and Elizabeth Wells appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated between 22.04.1910 and 23.04.1910.⁷

     William H Wells and Elizabeth Wells appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 27.01.1920.⁸

     William H Wells died on Saturday, 22.11.1924, in Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁹

William H Wells was buried in Monday, 24.11.1924, in Ballard Cemetery, in the Township of Union, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.^9,10

     William H Wells is buried in Ballard Cemetery, near Neepper, Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹¹
     

     Mary Elizabeth Ballard was also known as Mollie.

     On Friday, 02.03.1855, Mary Elizabeth Ballard was born, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.^3,4 She was the daughter of James Thomas Ballard and Lotrey Jane Cross.^1,2
     She appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, in her parents' household, James Thomas Ballard and Lotrey Jane Cross.⁵
     She appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her mother Lotrey Jane Ballard.⁶

     Mary Elizabeth Ballard married George Washington Black, son of Henry Black and Malinda Foree, on Wednesday, 06.09.1871, the near Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.^7,8

     As of 06.09.1871, her married name was Black.⁸

     Mary Elizabeth Ballard and George Washington Black 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.⁹

     Mary Elizabeth Ballard was christened in 1900; CENSUS her name was given as Mary.

     Mary Elizabeth Black and George Washington 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.¹⁰

     Mary Elizabeth Black and George Washington Black appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 27.04.1910.¹¹

     Mary Elizabeth Ballard appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of City of Wyaconda, Wyaconda Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, at Maple Street, enumerated 03.01.1920.¹²

     Mary Elizabeth Ballard's obituary was in the newspaper on Saturday, 17.03.1923. At her home at Wyaconda, Mo. Saturday evening at 9 o'clock the messenger of death parised and wllis
pered "Come unto me", departing this life March 17, 1923, aged 68 years, and 15 days.

September 6, 1871, she was united in marriaged to Mr. George W. Black. To them were born Six childern, two sons, Robert Lee and Walter Henry dying in childhood, aged 6 and 1 years respectively.

She was a member of the Rebekah lodge and Baptist church of Wyaconda, Mo., and was held in high esteem by all who knew her.

After residing on a farm in the Ballard neighborhood for a number of years, they moved to a farm near woodville near Mr. Black's boyhood home, and just a little more than a year befor the death of Mr. Black they moved to Medill where he preceded her in death November 28, 1910. Since the death of her husband she moved to Wyaconda and resided there until death. A husband two sons, father, mother, three sisters and one brother have preceded her.

Two sons and two daughters, Mrs. Ora Atwater of Burnside, Ill., Mrs. Emma Greea of Ft.Madison, Iowa, Ben F. of Wyaconda, MO. and Henry W. of LaBell; one brother Wat Ballard of Vega, Texas, and one sister Mrs. Frank Brown of Wyaconda, several grandchildren and a large number of other relative and frends mourn the loss of a mother, sister and friend, whose purpose was high ??whoes character noble. In early childhood she gave her life to Christ and had for years been a conslstent member of the Baptist church. Life to her was real and earnest. She accepted repisgsures and trisls with coniplacency, carring with her everywhere a potent charm of chearfulness, helpfulness and good witt.
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Funeral services at Baptist church, Wyaconda, Monday at 1 P. M. interment in Kahoka cemetery
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     Mary Elizabeth Ballard died on Saturday, 17.03.1923, in City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 68 years and 15 days; Death cause by cancer of bowels, general prostration, and heart failure.
M.D. I. M. Roberts.³

Mary Elizabeth Ballard was buried in Monday, 19.03.1923, in Kahoka Cemetery, in the City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.³

     The attached picture was taken of Mary Elizabeth Ballard and George Washington Black 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.

     Mary Elizabeth Ballard is buried in Kahoka City Cemetery, City of Kahoka, Township of Lincoln, 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 #: 57465409 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹³

     As of 12.10.1896, her married name was Black.¹

     Mattie Ord married Benjamin F. Black, son of George Washington Black and Mary Elizabeth Ballard, on Monday, 12.10.1896, the County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹

     On circa 26.04.1882, Robert Lee Black was born, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. He was the son of Benjamin J. Black and Mattie Ord.

     Robert Lee Black died on Monday, 14.05.1888, in Township of Union, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹

Robert Lee Black was buried in after 14.05.1888, in Ballard Cemetery, in the Towanship of Union, in the County of Clark, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.²

     Robert Lee Black is buried in Ballard 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 #: 90379327 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)³

     On ?unknown, Dickie Black was born. He is the son of Benjamin J. Black and Mattie Ord.

     On circa 1877, Ora Black was born at the Township of Union, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. She was the daughter of Benjamin J. Black and Mattie Ord.

     On ?unknown, Emma Black was born. She is the daughter of Benjamin J. Black and Mattie Ord.

     On ?unknown, Herb Black was born. He is the son of Benjamin J. Black and Mattie Ord.

     Frances Black is the daughter of Benjamin J. Black and Mattie Ord.

     On Monday, 11.11.1889, Walter Leland Black was born at the Kahoka, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. He was the son of Henry Lee Black and Ida Malinda Viers.

     Walter Leland Black died on Sunday, 15.02.1891, in County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 1 year, 3 months and 4 days.

Walter Leland Black was buried in Thursday, 19.02.1891, in New Woodville Cemetery, in the Wyaconda, 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

     Walter Leland Black died before Margaret Lorine Denny and was mentioned in Margaret Lorine Denny's obituary at County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.²

     Walter Leland Black is buried in New Woodville Cemetery, South East 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 #: 85082466 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)³

     On Thursday, 22.06.1893, Albert Ross Black was born at the Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. He was the son of Henry Lee Black and Ida Malinda Viers.
     He appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Hobart, County of Garfield, the Territory of Oklahoma in the household of his parents, Henry L Black and Ida Malinda Black.¹
     He appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Karoma, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma in the household of his parents, Henry L Black and Ida M Black, his plaqce of birth was given as Missouri, and his age was given as 16.²

     As of 05.05.1910, Albert Ross Black was also known as Albert.²

     Albert Black was in an article title ""Local News"" published on Friday, 27.01.1911 in newspaper The Goltry News published in Goltry, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.³

     Albert Black was listed in OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the school year, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America, was listed as parent on the OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the year.⁴

     Albert Ross Black was also known as Albert R. Black.⁵

     Albert R. Black was listed in OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the school year 1913 in district number 85, Karoma, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America, was listed as parent on the OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the year 1913.⁵

     Albert Ross Black married Ura Bernice Enterline, daughter of Charles Enterline and Martha Sophiah Brunson, on Thursday, 25.12.1913, the MR. & Mrs. W. P. Hartman home, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.^6,7

     Albert Ross Black published on Friday, 26.12.1913 in newspaper The Goltry News published in Goltry, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.⁸
     Mr. Albert Black was in an article""KAROMA SCHOOL ITEMS"" with W. P. Hartman and Mrs. W. P. Hartman on 09.03.1917 THE GOLTRY EAGLE, Goltry, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.⁹

     As of 09.03.1917, Albert Ross Black was also known as Mr. Albert Black.⁹

     Due to a need for men to serve during World War I, the United States instituted a draft. The first registration was for men between the ages of 21 and 31. As a result, this registration included men born between June 5, 1886 and June 5, 1896. Albert Ross Black was required to register for the draft on Tuesday, 05.06.1917 at Goltry, Township of Karoma, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.^10,11

     Albert Ross Black and Ura Bernice Enterline move from Goltry, Karoma Township, Alfalfa County, Oklahoma between 11.1917 and 01.1920 to the Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. Since Virginia F. Black was born in Alfalfa County, Oklahoma on 17 November 1917, and Albert Family was on the 1920 US Census in Washington Township, Clark County, Missouri on 15 January 1920, they had to move between 1917 and 1920.¹²

     Albert Ross Black and Ura Bernice Enterline appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 15.01.1920. Their children Marvin Lee, Billie Berniece and Virginia Fay were listed as living with them.¹²

     Albert Ross Black and Ura Bernice Enterline move between 15.01.1920 and 08.05.1930 to the Turlock Township, Stanislaus County, State of California, United States of America.^13,14

     Albert Ross Black and Ura Bernice Enterline appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, at farm, in Turlock Township, Stanislaus County, State of California, enumerated 08.05.1930. Their children Marvin Lee, Billie Berniece and Virginia Fay were listed as living with them.¹³

     Albert Ross Black was listed in Henry Lee Black's obituary on Tuesday, 29.09.1931 at Clark County Courier, City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, as a survivor.¹⁵

     Albert Ross Black was issued a Social Security Number 566-12-2120.¹⁶

     Due to a need for men to serve during World War II the United States instituted a draft. The Fourth Registration "old man's registration" was for men between the ages of 65 and 45. As a result, this registration included men born between 1877 April 28 and 1897 February 16. Albert Ross Black was required to register for the draft in 1942 April 27, and he lived at Sperry Rd., Denair, Stanislaus County, State of California, United States of America. He give his age as 48, with a birth date 22.06.1893 and place of birth as Yaconda (Wyaconda), Missouri, he also listed his employer information as Eldon Ramont, Denair, California, and a name and address of a person who will always know how to contcat you was Mrs. Virginia Domecq, Rt. 1, Box 540, Turlock, California.¹⁷

     Albert Ross Black was listed in Lucy May Black's obituary at The Clark County Courier, City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, as a survivor.¹⁸

     Albert Ross Black died on Wednesday, 17.04.1957, in Turlock, Stanislaus County, State of California, United States of America, at age 63 years, 9 months and 26 days.¹⁹

Albert Ross Black was buried in Saturday, 20.04.1957, in Denair CEMETERY, in the Denair, in the Stanislaus County, in the State of California, in the Country of United States of America.²⁰

     Albert Ross Black died before Margaret Lorine Denny and was mentioned in Margaret Lorine Denny's obituary at County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.²¹

     Albert Ross Black is buried in Denair Cemetery, Denair, County of Stanislaus, State of California, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 24456517 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)²²

     On Friday, 05.06.1903, Margaret Lorine Black was born at the Lahoma, the County of Woods, the Territory of Oklahoma, the United States of America; Alfalfa County was formed at statehood in 1907 from Woods County. The county is named after William H. "Alfalfa Bill" Murray, the president of the Oklahoma Constitutional Convention and ninth governor of Oklahoma. He was instrumental creating the county from the original, much larger Woods county. She was the daughter of Henry Lee Black and Ida Malinda Viers.
     Lorene appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Karoma, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, in the household of Henry L Black and Ida M Black, her birth place was given as Oklahoma, and her age was given as 6.¹

     As of 05.05.1910, Margaret Lorine Black was also known as Lorene Black.¹

     Lorine Black was listed in OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the school year 1913 in district number 85, Karoma, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America, was listed as parent on the OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the year 1913.²

     Lorine Black was listed in OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the school year, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America, was listed as parent on the OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the year.³

     Lorene Black was listed in OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the school year 1917 in district number 85 Karoma, with a birth date of 5 June 1903, Section: SW 24-24 R9W, Township of Karoma, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America, was listed as parent on the OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the year 1917.⁴
     Lorene Black was in an article""KAROMA SCHOOL ITEMS"" with W. P. Hartman and Mrs. W. P. Hartman on 09.03.1917 THE GOLTRY EAGLE, Goltry, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.⁵

     Lorine Black was listed in OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the school year 1918 in district number 86 Goltry, with a birth date of 5 June 1903, with an age of 14 given, with sex given as Female, with color given as white, Township of Karoma, County of Alfalfa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America, was listed as parent on the OKLAHOMA, SCHOOL ENUMERATION RECORD for the year 1918.⁶

     Margaret Lorine Black was also known as Lorine Black.⁶

     As of 24.12.1919, her married name was Rainey.⁷

     Margaret Lorine Black married Lester Albert Rainey, son of Ebert D. Rainey and Eliizabeth J. Chasteen, on Wednesday, 24.12.1919, the iCity of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. William A. Kleckms Baptist minister filed the marriage for the record on 30 December 1919.⁷

     Margaret Lorine Denny and Lester Albert Rainey appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 05.01.1920.⁸

     Margaret Lorine Rainey and Lester Albert Rainey appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, in City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 19.04.1930. Their children Leola Maxine and Juanite M. were listed as living with them.⁹

     Margaret Lorine Black was listed in Henry Lee Black's obituary on Tuesday, 29.09.1931 at Clark County Courier, City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, as a survivor.¹⁰

     Margaret Lorine Black was issued a Social Security Number circa 1935 at County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹¹

     As of 01.04.1935, Margaret Lorine Rainey and Lester Albert Rainey lived at City of Salisbury, County of Chariton, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹²

     Margaret Lorine Rainey and Lester Albert Rainey appeared on the 1940 Federal Census, in Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 20.04.1940. Their children Leola Maxine and Juanite M. were listed as living with them.¹²
     Margaret Lorine Rainey was in an article"WITH THE COLORS" with Cecil Edward Hartman on 17.09.1943 CLARK COUNTY COURIER, City of Kahoka, Township of Lincoln, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹³

     Margaret Lorine Rainey was listed in Lester Albert Rainey's obituary on Friday, 01.12.1944 at CLARK COUNTY COURIER, Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, as a survivor.¹⁴

     Margaret Lorine Black was listed in Lucy May Black's obituary at The Clark County Courier, City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, as a survivor.¹⁵

     As of 31.10.1947, her married name was Denny.

     Margaret Lorine Rainey married James Militon Denny, son of Samuel James Denney and Virinia Kate McWilliams, on Friday, 31.10.1947, the Mountain Home, County of Baxter, State of Arkansas, United States of America.

     Margaret Lorine Black was photograph between 1973 and 1974 at Cecil E. Hartman Home, City of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹⁶

     Margaret Lorine Black died on Sunday, 27.03.1977, in Scotland County Memorial Hospital, City of Memphis, County of Scotland, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 73 years, 9 months and 22 days.

     Margaret Lorine Denny's obituary was in the newspaper in County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. Leola Maxine Rainey and Juanite M. Rainey were listed as survivors. Walter Leland Black, Henry Lee Black, Ida Malinda Viers, Lester Albert Rainey, Lucy May Black and Albert Ross Black preceded her in death.¹⁶

Margaret Lorine Black was buried in Wednesday, 30.03.1977, in Wyaconda _CEM-MO-CLARK, in the plot at Lat/Lon: 40.39589N091.92637W, 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.¹⁷

     Margaret Lorine (Black) Rainey is buried in Wyaconda City 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 #: 110135269 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹⁸


     Margaret Lorine Black was also known as Margaret Lorine (Black) Rainey.¹⁹

     Margaret Lorine Black was also known as Margaret Lorine (Black, Rainey) Denny.

     On Saturday, 30.06.1894, Lester Albert Rainey was born, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of Ebert D. Rainey and Eliizabeth J. Chasteen.
     He appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Ebert D. Rainey and Eliizabeth J. Rainey.²

     Lester Albert Rainey began military service on Saturday, 05.05.1917 at State of Missouri, United States of America.³

     Lester Albert Rainey move from 23^rd Recruit Company, G. S. I., of the Recruit Depot, Jefferson Barracks, Mo. on 05.05.1917 to CAC. (coastal defense fort 1831), Ft. Hamilton, Borough of Brooklyn, State of New York, United States of America.

     Lester Albert Rainey was in an article title "EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS FROM PANAMA" published on Friday, 17.08.1917 in newspaper CLARK COUNTY COURIER published in Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.⁴

     Lester Albert Rainey ended military service on Saturday, 12.04.1919 at Cristóba, Colón, Panama.³

     Lester Albert Rainey move from Cristóbal, Colón, Panama on 13.04.1919 to New York, New York, United States of America. arrive at port on SS Eten on 21 Apr 1919.⁵

     As of 13.04.1919, Lester Albert Rainey was also known as Lester A. Rainey.

     Lester Albert Rainey was found on a passenger list on 13.04.1919 at New York, New York, New York, United States of America.

     Lester Albert Rainey married Margaret Lorine Black, daughter of Henry Lee Black and Ida Malinda Viers, on Wednesday, 24.12.1919, the iCity of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. William A. Kleckms Baptist minister filed the marriage for the record on 30 December 1919.⁶

     Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Denny appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 05.01.1920.⁷

     Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Rainey appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, in City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 19.04.1930. Their children Leola Maxine and Juanite M. were listed as living with them.⁸

     Lester Albert Rainey was listed in Henry Lee Black's obituary on Tuesday, 29.09.1931 at Clark County Courier, City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, as a survivor.⁹

     As of 01.04.1935, Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Rainey lived at City of Salisbury, County of Chariton, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹⁰

     Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Rainey appeared on the 1940 Federal Census, in Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 20.04.1940. Their children Leola Maxine and Juanite M. were listed as living with them.¹⁰

     As of 28.01.1944, Lester Albert Rainey lived at Seneca, La Salle County, State of Illinois, United States of America.¹¹

     Lester Albert Rainey was listed in Ebert D. Rainey's obituary on Friday, 28.01.1944 at The Clark County Courier, City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, as a survivor.¹²

     Lester Albert Rainey died on Thursday, 23.11.1944, in on the Family Farm, Northwest, Town of Fairmont, Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 50 years, 4 months and 24 days.¹³

Lester Albert Rainey was buried in circa 30.11.1944, in Wyaconda Cemetery, in the plot at Lat/Lon: 40.39589N091.92637W, 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.¹⁴

     The obituary for Lester Albert Rainey was printed, Friday, 01.12.1944, in CLARK COUNTY COURIER newspaper, page 4, column 2, and Margaret Lorine Rainey, Leola Maxine Rees, Juanite M. Clough, Nellie L Rainey, Blanche Cassel and Josie E Rainey were listed as survivors.¹⁵

     Lester Albert Rainey died before Margaret Lorine Denny and was mentioned in Margaret Lorine Denny's obituary at County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹⁶

     Lester Albert Rainey 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 #: 110134907 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)¹⁷

     On Tuesday, 25.07.1922, Leola Maxine Rainey was born at the Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. She was the daughter of Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Black.

     Leola Maxine Rainey appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Rainey.²
     As of 01.04.1935, Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Rainey lived at City of Salisbury, County of Chariton, State of Missouri, United States of America.³

     Leola Maxine Rainey appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Rainey.³

     Leola Maxine Rainey was in an article title "ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED" published on Friday, 01.01.1943 in newspaper Clark County Courier published in Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.

     As of 30.01.1943, her married name was Rees.⁴

     Leola Maxine Rainey married John Embree Rees Jr., son of John Embree Rees Sr., on Saturday, 30.01.1943, the Union Presbyterian church, Fort Madison, County of Lee, State of Iowa, United States of America.⁴

     Leola Maxine Rees was listed in Lester Albert Rainey's obituary on Friday, 01.12.1944 at CLARK COUNTY COURIER, Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, as a survivor.⁵

     Leola Maxine Rainey was listed in Margaret Lorine Denny's obituary at County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, as a survivor.⁶

     Leola Maxine Rainey died on Friday, 10.04.1981, in State of Arizona, United States of America, at age 58 years, 8 months and 16 days.

Leola Maxine Rees was buried in after 10.04.1981, in Wyaconda Cemetery, in the plot at Lat/Lon: 40.39587N091.92638W, 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

     The attached picture was taken of Leola Maxine Rainey headstone at about 40.383544,-91.916827 Lat.~Long., at Wyaconda 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.⁸

     Leola Maxine Rainey 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 #: 110140882 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁹

     On Saturday, 07.02.1925, Juanite M. Rainey was born, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.² She was the daughter of Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Black.

     Juanite M. Rainey appeared on the 1930 Federal Census of City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Rainey.³

     Juanite M. Rainey appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, in City of Wyaconda, Township of Wyaconda, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 19.04.1930.³
     As of 01.04.1935, Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Rainey lived at City of Salisbury, County of Chariton, State of Missouri, United States of America.²

     Juanite M. Rainey appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Rainey.²

     Juanite M. Clough was listed in Lester Albert Rainey's obituary on Friday, 01.12.1944 at CLARK COUNTY COURIER, Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, as a survivor.⁴

     As of circa 1948, her married name was Clough.

     Juanite M. Rainey married Hubert Max Clough, son of Melvin Glean Clough and Nellie B. Hume, circa 1948.

     Juanite M. Rainey was listed in Margaret Lorine Denny's obituary at County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America, as a survivor.⁵
     Juanite M. Rainey witnessed the death of Hubert Max Clough in 03.1982, Portage, Porter County, State of Indiana, United States of America.⁶

     As of 24.12.1983, her married name was Riggin.

     Juanite M. Rainey married Orma Eugene Riggin on Saturday, 24.12.1983, the City of Portage, County of Porter, State of Indiana, United States of America.⁷

     Hubert Max Clough was also known as Max H. Clough.

     On Friday, 19.06.1925, Hubert Max Clough was born at the Washington Township, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.¹ He was the son of Melvin Glean Clough and Nellie B. Hume.

     Hubert Max Clough appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, at Section ?, T64N R9W, in Washington Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, enumerated 15.04.1930.

     Hubert Max Clough married Juanite M. Rainey, daughter of Lester Albert Rainey and Margaret Lorine Black, circa 1948.

     Hubert Max Clough died in 03.1982, in Portage, Porter County, State of Indiana, United States of America, at age 56 years and 8 months.¹

     Hubert Max Clough died before Carroll R Clough and was mentioned in Carroll R Clough's obituary on Wednesday, 18.05.2011 at The Meadia, City of Kahoka, Lincoln Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America.²

     Hubert Max Clough is buried in Graceland Memorial Park Cemetery, Valparaiso, County of Porter, State of Indiana, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 140804828 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search)
The Find A Grave location for the cemetery is at Lat/Long 41.45807,-87.03957. (Please note that this location could be off by 30 feet or more.)³

     On Monday, 23.11.1868, Edward S. Viers was born at the Town of Fairmont, Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. He was the son of Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Irwin.
     He appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Washington Township, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Viers.¹

     Edward S. Viers appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Viers.²
     Edward S., William Travis, Thomas Jefferson and Ica Pearl appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Logan Township, Garfield County, Territory of Oklahoma in the household of his parents, Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Viers.³

     Edward S. Viers married Jessie Wiley on Sunday, 30.12.1900, the County of Garfield, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.⁴

     Edward S. Viers was in 1907 E Av. s w cor 3d, r 713 Av., Lawton, County of Comanche, State of Oklahoma, United States of America, The 1907 Lawton City Directory Edward was listed as Proprietor of City Livery.⁴

     Edward S. Viers and Jessie Viers appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Sayre, County of Beckham, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 16.04.1910, his birth place was given as Missouri. Her birth place was given as Iowa and she had viven birth to 4 children and 3 are living. Their children Gladys, Tressa and Lucy were listed as living with them.⁵

     Edward S. Viers and Jessie Viers appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of City of Lawton, County of Comanche, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 06.01.1920. Their children Gladys, Tressa, Lucy and Edward Carl were listed as living with them.⁶

     Edward S. Viers and Jessie Viers appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, in Township of Okemah, County of Okfukee, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 02.04.1930.⁷

     Edward S. Viers died on Tuesday, 10.08.1937, in County of Okfukee, State of Oklahoma, United States of America, at age 68 years, 8 months and 18 days.⁸

Edward S. Viers was buried in after 10.08.1937, in Highland Cemetery, in the City of Okemah, in the County of Okfukee, in the State of Oklahoma, in the Country of United States of America.⁸

     Edward S. Viers is buried in Highland Cemetery, Okemah, County of Okfuskee, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 100241234 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁹

      The burial place for Benjamin F. Viers is the Mission Garden of Memories in the City of Clovis, the County of Curry, the State of New Mwexico, and the United States of America.



     On Sunday, 21.05.1871, Benjamin F. Viers was born at the Town of Fairmont, Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. He was the son of Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Irwin.

     Benjamin F. Viers appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Viers.¹

     Benjamin F. Viers married Amanda Chappell on Wednesday, 20.03.1895, the Resident of bride, Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. Other Information: George H. Beard united in marriage the above named persons.² Benjamin F. Viers and Amanda Viers werelisted on the 1910 Census on 14.05.1910 at Blacktower Township, Curry County, State of New Mexico, United States of America.³

     Benjamin F. Viers has bought land with a Federal Land Patent recored at, Accession Number: State of New Mexico, Volume Number: XXX, Page Number: XXX, and, this transaction was issued on 18.04.1913, and the land was describe as in Township 003N Range 034E, Section 13, S1/2, County of Curry, State of New Mexico, United States of America.⁴

     Benjamin F. Viers and Amanda Viers appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Township of Clovis, Precinct 1, County of Curry, State of New Mexico, enumerated 04.03.1920.⁵

     Benjamin F. Viers died on Friday, 06.08.1920, in Cloves, Curry County, State of New Mexico, United States of America, at age 49 years, 2 months and 16 days.^6,7

Benjamin F. Viers was buried in Sunday, 08.08.1920, in Mission Garden of Memories, in the City of Clovis, in the County of Curry, in the State of New Mexico, in the Country of United States of America.⁸

     The obituary for Benjamin F. Viers was printed, Thursday, 12.08.1920, in The Clovis News newspaper, page 3.

     Benjamin F. Viers is buried in Mission Garden of Memories Cemetery, Clovis, County of Curry, State of New Mexico, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 65347870 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search)
The Find A Grave location for the cemetery is at Lat/Long 34.40493,-103.24368. (Please note that this location could be off by 30 feet or more.)⁹

     On Thursday, 06.08.1874, William Travis Viers was born at the Town of Fairmont, Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. He was the son of Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Irwin.

     William Travis Viers appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of his parents, Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Viers.¹

     William Travis Viers married Grace S Emerson circa 1890.²
     Edward S., William Travis, Thomas Jefferson and Ica Pearl appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Logan Township, Garfield County, Territory of Oklahoma in the household of his parents, Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Viers.³

     Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Irwin appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Wood, County of Garfield, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 23.04.1910.⁴

     William Travis Viers published on 1920 published in Grimes, County of Ellis, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.

     William Travis Viers died on Monday, 28.01.1946, in State of Oklahoma, United States of America, at age 71 years, 5 months and 22 days.²

William Travis Viers was buried in Thursday, 31.01.1946, in Enid Cemetery, in the City of Enid, in the County of Garfield, in the State of Oklahoma, in the Country of United States of America.⁵

     William Travis Viers and Grace S Viers headstone is located in http://www.findagrave.com Cemetery, City of Enid, County of Garfield, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.²

     William Travis Viers is buried in Enid Cemetery, Enid, County of Garfield, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 84291557 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁵

     On Tuesday, 11.09.1877, Zetia Florence Viers was born at the Town of Fairmont, Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. She was the daughter of Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Irwin.

     Zetia Florence Viers appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of Washington, County of Clark, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Viers.²

     As of 02.04.1896, her married name was Haines.³

     Zetia Florence Viers married Arno Laurence Haines, son of William A. Haines and Sussan Hoffman, on Thursday, 02.04.1896, the City of Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. Other Information: L A Haines was under age, and his father W. A. Haines give written consent. The wedding was done by Joe Morgan J. P.⁴

     Zetia Florence Haines and Arno L. Haines appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Sumner, County of Woods, the Territory of Oklahoma, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 12.06.1900. Their children Ada and William were listed as living with them.⁵

     Zetia Florence Haines and Arno L. Haines appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Rock, County of Ellis, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 09.05.1910. Their children Ada, William Walter, Anna E, Velma G., Frank S., Eldred A. and Raymond P. were listed as living with them.⁶

     Zetia Florence Viers was in an article title "Gage OK is on HWY 15 about 20 - 30 miles from Texas border north east corner." published on 1920 published in Gage, County of Ellis, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.

     Zetia Florence Haines and Arno Laurence Haines appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Township of Rock, County of Ellis, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 19.01.1920. Their children Velma G., Frank S., Eldred A. and Raymond P. were listed as living with them.⁷

     Zetia Florence Haines and Arno Laurence Haines appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, in Village of Gage, County of Ellis, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 08.04.1930. Their children Eldred A. were listed as living with them.⁸

     Zetia Florence Viers died circa 1962, in Village of Gage, County of Ellis, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.⁹

     On Monday, 19.04.1880, Thomas Jefferson Viers was born at the Town of Fairmont, Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. He was the son of Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Irwin.
     Edward S., William Travis, Thomas Jefferson and Ica Pearl appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Logan Township, Garfield County, Territory of Oklahoma in the household of his parents, Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Viers.¹

     Thomas Jefferson Viers married Irene Sheehan, daughter of William Logan Sheehan and Laura Elizabeth Brock, on Wednesday, 15.07.1908, the County of Beckham, State of Oklahoma, United States of America. Other Information: married by John C. Howard, Minister of Church of Christ and in the presence of Jessie P Viers of Sayre, OK and Luther Sheehan of Sayre OK FS.org film number 001312933.²

     Thomas Jefferson Viers was on 21.04.1910 Sayre, County of Beckham, State of Oklahoma, United States of America, occupation given as a carpenter.²

     Thomas Jefferson Viers and Irene Viers appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Sayre, County of Beckham, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 21.04.1910.²

     With no end in sight for World War I, the United States instituted its third and final registration. It included all men who were the ages of 18 to 21, and 31 to 45 years of age. This added younger men than the previous registrations, those who were born between September 12, 1897 and September 12, 1900: and added older group of men, born between September 12, 1873 and September 12, 1888. Thomas Jefferson Viers was required to register for the draft on Thursday, 12.09.1918 at Grimes, County of Roger Mills, State of Oklahoma, United States of America. Nearest Relative: Irene Viers.³

     Thomas Jefferson Viers and Irene Viers appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Township of Berlin, County of Roger Mills, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 23.01.1920. Their children William Walter, Veala and Ima were listed as living with them.⁴

     Thomas Jefferson Viers and Irene Viers appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, in Sayre City, Sayre Township, County of Beckham, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 07.04.1930. Their children William Walter, Veala, Ima and Beatrice were listed as living with them, also living with them was Laura Sheehan, Irene mother.⁵

     Thomas Jefferson Viers and Irene Viers appeared on the 1940 Federal Census of the Township of Berlin, County of Roger Mills, State of Oklahoma, with an effective date of Mon. 01.04.1940, and enumerated on Friday, 03.05.1940. Their children listed as living with them were Beatrice, Veala and Ima.⁶

     Thomas Jefferson Viers died on Tuesday, 25.05.1948, in his home near, Berlin, County of Roger Mills, State of Oklahoma, United States of America, at age 68 years, 1 month and 6 days.⁷

Thomas Jefferson Viers was buried in circa 27.05.1948, in Lone Oak CEMETERY, in the Sayre, in the County of Beckham, in the State of Oklahoma, in the Country of United States of America.⁷

     Thomas Jefferson Viers published on Sunday, 30.05.1948.⁷

     Thomas Jefferson Viers is buried in Lone Oak Cemetery, Berlin, County of Roger Mils, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 76417186 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁸

     On Tuesday, 18.04.1882, Bertha Lee Viers was born at the Town of Fairmont, Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. She was the daughter of Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Irwin.

     Bertha Lee Viers married Elmer E Skaggs before 1911, the State of Oklahoma, United States of America.

     Her married name was Skaggs.

     Bertha Lee Viers died on Sunday, 07.03.1915, in State of Oklahoma, United States of America, at age 32 years, 10 months and 17 days.

     On Tuesday, 30.09.1884, Ica Pearl Viers was born at the Township of Washington, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.¹ She was the daughter of Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Irwin.
     Edward S., William Travis, Thomas Jefferson and Ica Pearl appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Logan Township, Garfield County, Territory of Oklahoma in the household of her parents, Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Viers.²

     As of 17.09.1901, her married name was Van Deventer.

     Ica Pearl Viers married Horatio Ray Vandeventer, son of Alexander Spotwood Van Deventer, on Tuesday, 17.09.1901, the Lahoma, County of Garfield, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.

     Ica Pearl Van Deventer and Horatio Ray Vandeventer appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Oakdale, County of Washita, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 18.04.1910. Their children Elma L. and Roy F. were listed as living with them.³

     Ica Pearl Van Deventer and Horatio Ray Vandeventer appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Township of Oakdale (West of range line dividing 14 and 15 W), County of Washita, State of Oklahoma, with a effect date of 1 January, and enumerated on 29.01.1920. Their children Elma and Roy were listed as living with them.⁴

     Ica Pearl Van Deventer appeared on the 1940 Federal Census, in Mountain View, Township of Mountain View, County of Kiowa, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 12.04.1940, she was a sales lady and sold Avon Products.⁵

     Ica Pearl Viers died in 01.1973, in State of Oklahoma, United States of America, at age 88 years and 3 months.

Ica Pearl Viers was buried in after 01.1973, in Mountain View Cemetery, in the Mountain View, in the County of Kiowa, in the State of Oklahoma, in the Country of United States of America.⁶

     Ica Pearl Viers is buried in Mountain View Cemetery,
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 69427946 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁶


     Ica Pearl Viers was also known as Ica Pearl (Viers) Van Deventer.⁷

     On 1877, Horatio Ray Vandeventer was born, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.² He was the son of Alexander Spotwood Van Deventer.¹

     As of 1878, Horatio Ray Vandeventer was also known as Horatio Ray.¹

     Horatio Ray Vandeventer married Ica Pearl Viers, daughter of Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Irwin, on Tuesday, 17.09.1901, the Lahoma, County of Garfield, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.

     As of 1910, Horatio Ray Vandeventer was also known as Harrashowk.¹

     Horatio Ray Vandeventer and Ica Pearl Van Deventer appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Oakdale, County of Washita, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 18.04.1910. Their children Elma L. and Roy F. were listed as living with them.³

     Horatio Ray Vandeventer and Ica Pearl Van Deventer appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Township of Oakdale (West of range line dividing 14 and 15 W), County of Washita, State of Oklahoma, with a effect date of 1 January, and enumerated on 29.01.1920. Their children Elma and Roy were listed as living with them.⁴

     Horatio Ray Vandeventer died circa 1934, in State of Oklahoma, United States of America.¹

Horatio Ray Vandeventer was buried in after 1934, in Mountain View Cemetery, in the Mountain View, in the County of Kiowa, in the State of Oklahoma, in the Country of United States of America.

     Horatio Ray Vandeventer is buried in Mountain View Cemetery, Mountain View, County of Kiowa, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 69428013 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁵

     On Thursday, 21.06.1877, Arno Laurence Haines was born, the County of Clark, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.² He was the son of William A. Haines and Sussan Hoffman.^3,4

     Arno Laurence Haines married Zetia Florence Viers, daughter of Walter Viers and Margaret Ellen Irwin, on Thursday, 02.04.1896, the City of Kahoka, County of Clark, State of Missouri, United States of America. Other Information: L A Haines was under age, and his father W. A. Haines give written consent. The wedding was done by Joe Morgan J. P.⁵

     As of 02.04.1896, Arno Laurence Haines was also known as L. A. Haines.⁵

     Arno L. Haines and Zetia Florence Haines appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Township of Sumner, County of Woods, the Territory of Oklahoma, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 12.06.1900. Their children Ada and William were listed as living with them.⁶

     Arno L. Haines and Zetia Florence Haines appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Township of Rock, County of Ellis, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 09.05.1910. Their children Ada, William Walter, Anna E, Velma G., Frank S., Eldred A. and Raymond P. were listed as living with them.⁷

     With no end in sight for World War I, the United States instituted its third and final registration. It included all men who were the ages of 18 to 21, and 31 to 45 years of age. This added younger men than the previous registrations, those who were born between September 12, 1897 and September 12, 1900: and added older group of men, born between September 12, 1873 and September 12, 1888. Arno Laurence Haines was required to register for the draft on Thursday, 12.09.1918 at RR # 1, Gage, County of Ellis, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.²

     Arno Laurence Haines and Zetia Florence Haines appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Township of Rock, County of Ellis, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 19.01.1920. Their children Velma G., Frank S., Eldred A. and Raymond P. were listed as living with them.⁸

     Arno Laurence Haines and Zetia Florence Haines appeared on the 1930 Federal Census, in Village of Gage, County of Ellis, State of Oklahoma, enumerated 08.04.1930. Their children Eldred A. were listed as living with them.⁹

     As of circa 1937, Arno Laurence Haines was also known as Arno L. Haines.¹⁰

     Arno Laurence Haines died circa 1937, in Gage, County of Ellis, State of Oklahoma, United States of America.¹⁰

Arno Laurence Haines was buried in circa 1937, in the Gage, in the County of Ellis, in the State of Oklahoma, in the Country of United States of America, in plot GAGE MEMORIAL CEMETERY-(Wolf Creek Ioof Cemetery) Ellis County, Gage, Oklahoma.¹⁰

     On Friday, 13.07.1855, Kittie Lewis Hobbs was born, the County of Lewis, the State of Missouri, the United States of America.¹

     Kittie Lewis Hobbs married John W. Irwin, son of Edward Irwin and Margaret Mitchell, on Thursday, 24.12.1874.²

     As of 24.12.1874, her married name was Irwin.²

     Kittie Lewis Hobbs and John W. Irwin appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Township of LaBell, County of Lewis, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 02.06.1880, his place of birth was given as Ohio, and his age was given as 33, and her place of birth was given as Missouri, and her age was given as 23. Their children Sarah were listed as living with them.³

     Kittie Lewis Hobbs died on Saturday, 22.04.1944, in La Belle, County of Lewis, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 88 years, 9 months and 9 days.¹

     Kittie Lewis Hobbs was search of Missouri State Archives Web page on death had "0" returns 28.12.2017.⁴

     On Thursday, 28.02.1839, Henry Leasure was born, the State of Ohio, the United States of America.¹

     Henry Leasure married Mary Jane Irwin, daughter of Edward Irwin and Margaret Mitchell, circa 1868, the State of Ohio, United States of America.²

     Henry Leasure and Mary Jane Irwin appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Township 62N, Range 8 W, Lewis County, State of Missouri, with a effect date of 1 June, and enumerated on 29.06.1870. Their children Rosa and Cora were listed as living with them.³

     Henry Leasure died on Tuesday, 21.10.1913, in La Belle, Lewis County, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 74 years, 7 months and 23 days.¹

Henry Leasure was buried in Wednesday, 22.10.1913, in Midway Cemetery, in the County of Lewis, in the State of Missouri, in the Country of United States of America.¹

     Henry Leasure is buried in Midway Cemetery, Lewistown, County of Lewis, State of Missouri, United States of America.
     Additional information may be at an off-site Web Page at Find A Grave, Memorial #: 199458958 (place number in (Memorial #:) field then click Search.)⁴

     On circa 10.1876, Amos Leasure was born, the County of Lewis, the State of Missouri, the United States of America. He was the son of Henry Leasure and Mary Jane Irwin.

     Amos Leasure married Lillie Quail on Sunday, 31.05.1896, the County of Lewis, State of Missouri, United States of America.¹

     On Thursday, 06.08.1868, Rosa Leasure was born at the Zanesville, the Muskingum County, the State of Ohio, the United States of America.¹ She was the daughter of Henry Leasure and Mary Jane Irwin.
     She appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Township 62N, Range 8 W, Lewis County, State of Missouri in the household of her parents, Henry Leasure and Mary Jane Irwin.²

     As of 13.06.1913, her married name was Miller.³

     Rosa Leasure married A. J. Miller on Friday, 13.06.1913, the County of Knox, State of Missouri, United States of America.³

     Rosa Leasure died on Wednesday, 18.06.1941, in Brashear, County of Adair, State of Missouri, United States of America, at age 72 years, 10 months and 12 days.¹