Samuel Wilkins Berry was born February 21, 1825. He was among many that headed for California looking for gold. On February 11, 1855 he married Mary Jane Hulen.
This couple had six children:
Millard b. 12 Oct 1856
Ida b. 17 June 1858
Sally b. 25 Apr 1870
William b. 3 Jan 1868
Harvey b. 17 Jan 1862
Lucy b. 20 Mar 1865
These children grew up in the Hallsville area.
Samuel Wilkins Berry died January 8, 1897. He & his wife, Mary Jane Hulen Berry are buried in the Red Top Christian Church Cemetery located in Hallsville, Missouri.
This couple had six children:
Millard b. 12 Oct 1856
Ida b. 17 June 1858
Sally b. 25 Apr 1870
William b. 3 Jan 1868
Harvey b. 17 Jan 1862
Lucy b. 20 Mar 1865
These children grew up in the Hallsville area.
Samuel Wilkins Berry died January 8, 1897. He & his wife, Mary Jane Hulen Berry are buried in the Red Top Christian Church Cemetery located in Hallsville, Missouri.
Samuel Wilkins Berry was born February 21, 1825. He was among many that headed for California looking for gold. On February 11, 1855 he married Mary Jane Hulen.
This couple had six children:
Millard b. 12 Oct 1856
Ida b. 17 June 1858
Sally b. 25 Apr 1870
William b. 3 Jan 1868
Harvey b. 17 Jan 1862
Lucy b. 20 Mar 1865
These children grew up in the Hallsville area.
Samuel Wilkins Berry died January 8, 1897. He & his wife, Mary Jane Hulen Berry are buried in the Red Top Christian Church Cemetery located in Hallsville, Missouri.
This couple had six children:
Millard b. 12 Oct 1856
Ida b. 17 June 1858
Sally b. 25 Apr 1870
William b. 3 Jan 1868
Harvey b. 17 Jan 1862
Lucy b. 20 Mar 1865
These children grew up in the Hallsville area.
Samuel Wilkins Berry died January 8, 1897. He & his wife, Mary Jane Hulen Berry are buried in the Red Top Christian Church Cemetery located in Hallsville, Missouri.
Inscription
Their Happy spirits rest with God
Above this World of Care
Lord Guide Us By Thy Holy Word
That We May Meet Them There
Gravesite Details
Headstone beginning to fade, the inscription is difficult to read.
