1880 June 1 - St. Francois Twp., Butler Co., MO census; pg 17 (sheet 568a)
Dwlg/Fam 151
HAM, William J. - head - 29y/o - md - MO / MO / MO
Caroline - wife - 28 - keeping house - IL / MO / MO
Odas - 5 - son - IL / MO / MO
Alford - 3 - son - IL / MO / MO
Dearwood - 8/12, March - son - MO / MO / MO
1900 June 4,5 - St. Francois Twp., Butler Co., MO census; pg 47B; Dwlg/Family 16:
HAM, William J. - head - Sept 1850 - 49y/o - mdx27yr {1873} - MO / MO / MO - farmer
Caroline - wife - Dec 1850 - 49y/o - md x 27y - 5 children/5 living - MO / TN / GA
Elijah D. - son - Aug 1880 - 20y/o - single - MO / MO / MO - farm labor
Lena (or Lenora) B. - daughter - Dec. 1885 - 15 - single - IL / MO / MO
Zada A. - daughter - July 1884 - 15 - IL / MO / MO
1910 Apr 20 - St. Francois Twp., Butler Co., MO census; pg 276A; Dwlg 53/Fam55, lines 40,41
HAM, William - head - 59 - md x 38yr - MO / MO / MO - Minister - church - owns farm
Caroline - wife - 59 - md x 38yr - 8 children/4 living - MO / TN / GA
Wife Caroline died in 1912.
1920 Jan 9 - Poplar Bluff, Twp., Butler Co., MO census: Series: T625 Roll: 909 Page: 207, sheet 10 B
lines 65 & 66 Dwlg# 226 / Fam #233 living on N. Grand Ave.
Ham, Wm J. - head - owns home free - 69y/o - md - MO / MO / MO - farming
Mary E. - wife - 69 - md - IL / IL / TN
[my 14y/o grangpa Fred Aylor was living in his neighborhood]
1930 Apr 24 - St. Francis Twp., Butler Co., MO; T626 Roll: 1179 Page: 246 sheet 7B line 89
Dwlg/Fam #159
HAM, William J. - head - 79y/o - widow - MO / MO / MO -
An organization called the Primitive Baptists help worship services, for a time, at the Rombauer Union Church. They were lovingly known as the Harshell Baptist. They did no attend Sunday school service, but many of their children did. There was no music at their worship services, and song books were more like books of poems. But when they sang those old songs, they made the "rafters ring." (Lillian Owens) remembered some of their pastors, Uncle Will Ham, Uncle Ed Ham, Kirby Ham and Louis Ham.
'Cemeteries of Butler Co., MO' [pg 82]
ROMBAUER CEMETERY
HAMM, Sister Caroline 20 Dec 1850 - 2 Sept 1912 age 61y 8m 12d Wife of Elder W. Ham
HAM, W. J. 16 Sept 1850 - 10 May 1941 age 96y 3m 24d Born in Calhoun Co., IL
Missouri Death Certificate # 6457
William Jackson Hamm residing in Rombauer, Butler Co., MO b. Sept 26, 1850 in Pike Co., IL to the parents of John Ham & Sallie Cobb (birth states unknown by informant). He was widowed at the time of his death. At the age of 90 yrs 5 months & 22 days when he died March 10th, 1941 of pnuemonia exerbated by his extreme age. (his usual occupation is illegible) The informant of his personal information was Elijah Hamm, Rombauer, MO. Interment was only listed as Rombauer, MO under the direction of Watkins Funeral, Dexter, MO on March 11, 1941.
Note: keep in mind the deceased 'personal' information is only as accurate as the informant's knowlege AND/OR the 'understanding' of the person filling out the certificate. I suspect Elijah knew his granmothers' maiden name was Todd ... the person filling out the certificate might have misunderstood him to say 'Cobb' ... or maybe Elijah didn't have clear recollection but was close.
Dwlg/Fam 151
HAM, William J. - head - 29y/o - md - MO / MO / MO
Caroline - wife - 28 - keeping house - IL / MO / MO
Odas - 5 - son - IL / MO / MO
Alford - 3 - son - IL / MO / MO
Dearwood - 8/12, March - son - MO / MO / MO
1900 June 4,5 - St. Francois Twp., Butler Co., MO census; pg 47B; Dwlg/Family 16:
HAM, William J. - head - Sept 1850 - 49y/o - mdx27yr {1873} - MO / MO / MO - farmer
Caroline - wife - Dec 1850 - 49y/o - md x 27y - 5 children/5 living - MO / TN / GA
Elijah D. - son - Aug 1880 - 20y/o - single - MO / MO / MO - farm labor
Lena (or Lenora) B. - daughter - Dec. 1885 - 15 - single - IL / MO / MO
Zada A. - daughter - July 1884 - 15 - IL / MO / MO
1910 Apr 20 - St. Francois Twp., Butler Co., MO census; pg 276A; Dwlg 53/Fam55, lines 40,41
HAM, William - head - 59 - md x 38yr - MO / MO / MO - Minister - church - owns farm
Caroline - wife - 59 - md x 38yr - 8 children/4 living - MO / TN / GA
Wife Caroline died in 1912.
1920 Jan 9 - Poplar Bluff, Twp., Butler Co., MO census: Series: T625 Roll: 909 Page: 207, sheet 10 B
lines 65 & 66 Dwlg# 226 / Fam #233 living on N. Grand Ave.
Ham, Wm J. - head - owns home free - 69y/o - md - MO / MO / MO - farming
Mary E. - wife - 69 - md - IL / IL / TN
[my 14y/o grangpa Fred Aylor was living in his neighborhood]
1930 Apr 24 - St. Francis Twp., Butler Co., MO; T626 Roll: 1179 Page: 246 sheet 7B line 89
Dwlg/Fam #159
HAM, William J. - head - 79y/o - widow - MO / MO / MO -
An organization called the Primitive Baptists help worship services, for a time, at the Rombauer Union Church. They were lovingly known as the Harshell Baptist. They did no attend Sunday school service, but many of their children did. There was no music at their worship services, and song books were more like books of poems. But when they sang those old songs, they made the "rafters ring." (Lillian Owens) remembered some of their pastors, Uncle Will Ham, Uncle Ed Ham, Kirby Ham and Louis Ham.
'Cemeteries of Butler Co., MO' [pg 82]
ROMBAUER CEMETERY
HAMM, Sister Caroline 20 Dec 1850 - 2 Sept 1912 age 61y 8m 12d Wife of Elder W. Ham
HAM, W. J. 16 Sept 1850 - 10 May 1941 age 96y 3m 24d Born in Calhoun Co., IL
Missouri Death Certificate # 6457
William Jackson Hamm residing in Rombauer, Butler Co., MO b. Sept 26, 1850 in Pike Co., IL to the parents of John Ham & Sallie Cobb (birth states unknown by informant). He was widowed at the time of his death. At the age of 90 yrs 5 months & 22 days when he died March 10th, 1941 of pnuemonia exerbated by his extreme age. (his usual occupation is illegible) The informant of his personal information was Elijah Hamm, Rombauer, MO. Interment was only listed as Rombauer, MO under the direction of Watkins Funeral, Dexter, MO on March 11, 1941.
Note: keep in mind the deceased 'personal' information is only as accurate as the informant's knowlege AND/OR the 'understanding' of the person filling out the certificate. I suspect Elijah knew his granmothers' maiden name was Todd ... the person filling out the certificate might have misunderstood him to say 'Cobb' ... or maybe Elijah didn't have clear recollection but was close.
1880 June 1 - St. Francois Twp., Butler Co., MO census; pg 17 (sheet 568a)
Dwlg/Fam 151
HAM, William J. - head - 29y/o - md - MO / MO / MO
Caroline - wife - 28 - keeping house - IL / MO / MO
Odas - 5 - son - IL / MO / MO
Alford - 3 - son - IL / MO / MO
Dearwood - 8/12, March - son - MO / MO / MO
1900 June 4,5 - St. Francois Twp., Butler Co., MO census; pg 47B; Dwlg/Family 16:
HAM, William J. - head - Sept 1850 - 49y/o - mdx27yr {1873} - MO / MO / MO - farmer
Caroline - wife - Dec 1850 - 49y/o - md x 27y - 5 children/5 living - MO / TN / GA
Elijah D. - son - Aug 1880 - 20y/o - single - MO / MO / MO - farm labor
Lena (or Lenora) B. - daughter - Dec. 1885 - 15 - single - IL / MO / MO
Zada A. - daughter - July 1884 - 15 - IL / MO / MO
1910 Apr 20 - St. Francois Twp., Butler Co., MO census; pg 276A; Dwlg 53/Fam55, lines 40,41
HAM, William - head - 59 - md x 38yr - MO / MO / MO - Minister - church - owns farm
Caroline - wife - 59 - md x 38yr - 8 children/4 living - MO / TN / GA
Wife Caroline died in 1912.
1920 Jan 9 - Poplar Bluff, Twp., Butler Co., MO census: Series: T625 Roll: 909 Page: 207, sheet 10 B
lines 65 & 66 Dwlg# 226 / Fam #233 living on N. Grand Ave.
Ham, Wm J. - head - owns home free - 69y/o - md - MO / MO / MO - farming
Mary E. - wife - 69 - md - IL / IL / TN
[my 14y/o grangpa Fred Aylor was living in his neighborhood]
1930 Apr 24 - St. Francis Twp., Butler Co., MO; T626 Roll: 1179 Page: 246 sheet 7B line 89
Dwlg/Fam #159
HAM, William J. - head - 79y/o - widow - MO / MO / MO -
An organization called the Primitive Baptists help worship services, for a time, at the Rombauer Union Church. They were lovingly known as the Harshell Baptist. They did no attend Sunday school service, but many of their children did. There was no music at their worship services, and song books were more like books of poems. But when they sang those old songs, they made the "rafters ring." (Lillian Owens) remembered some of their pastors, Uncle Will Ham, Uncle Ed Ham, Kirby Ham and Louis Ham.
'Cemeteries of Butler Co., MO' [pg 82]
ROMBAUER CEMETERY
HAMM, Sister Caroline 20 Dec 1850 - 2 Sept 1912 age 61y 8m 12d Wife of Elder W. Ham
HAM, W. J. 16 Sept 1850 - 10 May 1941 age 96y 3m 24d Born in Calhoun Co., IL
Missouri Death Certificate # 6457
William Jackson Hamm residing in Rombauer, Butler Co., MO b. Sept 26, 1850 in Pike Co., IL to the parents of John Ham & Sallie Cobb (birth states unknown by informant). He was widowed at the time of his death. At the age of 90 yrs 5 months & 22 days when he died March 10th, 1941 of pnuemonia exerbated by his extreme age. (his usual occupation is illegible) The informant of his personal information was Elijah Hamm, Rombauer, MO. Interment was only listed as Rombauer, MO under the direction of Watkins Funeral, Dexter, MO on March 11, 1941.
Note: keep in mind the deceased 'personal' information is only as accurate as the informant's knowlege AND/OR the 'understanding' of the person filling out the certificate. I suspect Elijah knew his granmothers' maiden name was Todd ... the person filling out the certificate might have misunderstood him to say 'Cobb' ... or maybe Elijah didn't have clear recollection but was close.
Dwlg/Fam 151
HAM, William J. - head - 29y/o - md - MO / MO / MO
Caroline - wife - 28 - keeping house - IL / MO / MO
Odas - 5 - son - IL / MO / MO
Alford - 3 - son - IL / MO / MO
Dearwood - 8/12, March - son - MO / MO / MO
1900 June 4,5 - St. Francois Twp., Butler Co., MO census; pg 47B; Dwlg/Family 16:
HAM, William J. - head - Sept 1850 - 49y/o - mdx27yr {1873} - MO / MO / MO - farmer
Caroline - wife - Dec 1850 - 49y/o - md x 27y - 5 children/5 living - MO / TN / GA
Elijah D. - son - Aug 1880 - 20y/o - single - MO / MO / MO - farm labor
Lena (or Lenora) B. - daughter - Dec. 1885 - 15 - single - IL / MO / MO
Zada A. - daughter - July 1884 - 15 - IL / MO / MO
1910 Apr 20 - St. Francois Twp., Butler Co., MO census; pg 276A; Dwlg 53/Fam55, lines 40,41
HAM, William - head - 59 - md x 38yr - MO / MO / MO - Minister - church - owns farm
Caroline - wife - 59 - md x 38yr - 8 children/4 living - MO / TN / GA
Wife Caroline died in 1912.
1920 Jan 9 - Poplar Bluff, Twp., Butler Co., MO census: Series: T625 Roll: 909 Page: 207, sheet 10 B
lines 65 & 66 Dwlg# 226 / Fam #233 living on N. Grand Ave.
Ham, Wm J. - head - owns home free - 69y/o - md - MO / MO / MO - farming
Mary E. - wife - 69 - md - IL / IL / TN
[my 14y/o grangpa Fred Aylor was living in his neighborhood]
1930 Apr 24 - St. Francis Twp., Butler Co., MO; T626 Roll: 1179 Page: 246 sheet 7B line 89
Dwlg/Fam #159
HAM, William J. - head - 79y/o - widow - MO / MO / MO -
An organization called the Primitive Baptists help worship services, for a time, at the Rombauer Union Church. They were lovingly known as the Harshell Baptist. They did no attend Sunday school service, but many of their children did. There was no music at their worship services, and song books were more like books of poems. But when they sang those old songs, they made the "rafters ring." (Lillian Owens) remembered some of their pastors, Uncle Will Ham, Uncle Ed Ham, Kirby Ham and Louis Ham.
'Cemeteries of Butler Co., MO' [pg 82]
ROMBAUER CEMETERY
HAMM, Sister Caroline 20 Dec 1850 - 2 Sept 1912 age 61y 8m 12d Wife of Elder W. Ham
HAM, W. J. 16 Sept 1850 - 10 May 1941 age 96y 3m 24d Born in Calhoun Co., IL
Missouri Death Certificate # 6457
William Jackson Hamm residing in Rombauer, Butler Co., MO b. Sept 26, 1850 in Pike Co., IL to the parents of John Ham & Sallie Cobb (birth states unknown by informant). He was widowed at the time of his death. At the age of 90 yrs 5 months & 22 days when he died March 10th, 1941 of pnuemonia exerbated by his extreme age. (his usual occupation is illegible) The informant of his personal information was Elijah Hamm, Rombauer, MO. Interment was only listed as Rombauer, MO under the direction of Watkins Funeral, Dexter, MO on March 11, 1941.
Note: keep in mind the deceased 'personal' information is only as accurate as the informant's knowlege AND/OR the 'understanding' of the person filling out the certificate. I suspect Elijah knew his granmothers' maiden name was Todd ... the person filling out the certificate might have misunderstood him to say 'Cobb' ... or maybe Elijah didn't have clear recollection but was close.
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