Thomas H. Benton Capps, was the son of David and Sarah Goodwin Capps. In 1861 he married Mary Palmer, daughter of Henry and Nancy McGown Palmer. They had a daughter, Mary Etta , called Molly, in June of 1962, and the mother died that same year.
In December of 1863 he married Helen Angelica Sonner, daughter of Henry Sonner and Jane Myers Sonner. They had six children: Ellen Rosalie, John Benson, Thomas Van Buren, Birdie Bell, Charles Ibera, and Henry David.
He arrived in Vernon County (Osage Township) in 1883, from Lincoln County, Missouri. He owned a farm of 280 acres in Vernon County.
In December of 1863 he married Helen Angelica Sonner, daughter of Henry Sonner and Jane Myers Sonner. They had six children: Ellen Rosalie, John Benson, Thomas Van Buren, Birdie Bell, Charles Ibera, and Henry David.
He arrived in Vernon County (Osage Township) in 1883, from Lincoln County, Missouri. He owned a farm of 280 acres in Vernon County.
Thomas H. Benton Capps, was the son of David and Sarah Goodwin Capps. In 1861 he married Mary Palmer, daughter of Henry and Nancy McGown Palmer. They had a daughter, Mary Etta , called Molly, in June of 1962, and the mother died that same year.
In December of 1863 he married Helen Angelica Sonner, daughter of Henry Sonner and Jane Myers Sonner. They had six children: Ellen Rosalie, John Benson, Thomas Van Buren, Birdie Bell, Charles Ibera, and Henry David.
He arrived in Vernon County (Osage Township) in 1883, from Lincoln County, Missouri. He owned a farm of 280 acres in Vernon County.
In December of 1863 he married Helen Angelica Sonner, daughter of Henry Sonner and Jane Myers Sonner. They had six children: Ellen Rosalie, John Benson, Thomas Van Buren, Birdie Bell, Charles Ibera, and Henry David.
He arrived in Vernon County (Osage Township) in 1883, from Lincoln County, Missouri. He owned a farm of 280 acres in Vernon County.
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