One of the neat, business-like farmers of Union township, Monroe County (Township 53, Range 12) He attended the academy at Paris, MO for two years, then entered State University at Columbia. receiving a B.A. degree.
In the winter of 1861-62 he went to Sacramento, California, and was engaged in farming and teaching there for some time. Returning home in 1865, he resumed farming. On the 21st of July, 1879, he was married to Miss Mary E. Hunter, a daughter of Burrill B. and Elizabeth Lightner Hunter. He then turned exclusively to farming.
He and wife have two children: Harry H. and Fannie R. Both parents are members of the Christian Church. He has a handsome residence on his place, one of the best in the township.
Source: Anna Jaech
In the winter of 1861-62 he went to Sacramento, California, and was engaged in farming and teaching there for some time. Returning home in 1865, he resumed farming. On the 21st of July, 1879, he was married to Miss Mary E. Hunter, a daughter of Burrill B. and Elizabeth Lightner Hunter. He then turned exclusively to farming.
He and wife have two children: Harry H. and Fannie R. Both parents are members of the Christian Church. He has a handsome residence on his place, one of the best in the township.
Source: Anna Jaech
One of the neat, business-like farmers of Union township, Monroe County (Township 53, Range 12) He attended the academy at Paris, MO for two years, then entered State University at Columbia. receiving a B.A. degree.
In the winter of 1861-62 he went to Sacramento, California, and was engaged in farming and teaching there for some time. Returning home in 1865, he resumed farming. On the 21st of July, 1879, he was married to Miss Mary E. Hunter, a daughter of Burrill B. and Elizabeth Lightner Hunter. He then turned exclusively to farming.
He and wife have two children: Harry H. and Fannie R. Both parents are members of the Christian Church. He has a handsome residence on his place, one of the best in the township.
Source: Anna Jaech
In the winter of 1861-62 he went to Sacramento, California, and was engaged in farming and teaching there for some time. Returning home in 1865, he resumed farming. On the 21st of July, 1879, he was married to Miss Mary E. Hunter, a daughter of Burrill B. and Elizabeth Lightner Hunter. He then turned exclusively to farming.
He and wife have two children: Harry H. and Fannie R. Both parents are members of the Christian Church. He has a handsome residence on his place, one of the best in the township.
Source: Anna Jaech
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