He married Charlotte Townsend on 17 Dec 1835 in Callaway Co, MO.
He married Francis "Fannie" Etter Walker on 23 Apr 1843 in Osage Co, MO.
Mother is Sarah Mary (Polly) Coats Agee
Auxvasse Township
History of Callaway County, Missouri, published in 1884 by the St. Louis National Historical Company, Chapter V, pages 133-148. Transcribed by Kris Breid. Early Settlers:
Matthew and Tilman Agee settled on Coats’ Prarie [sic], in Callaway county, in 1817. Matthew had a large apple and peach orchard, and made brandy. In 1833 the cholera made its appearance in his family, and one of his sons, while suffering from the scourge, drank a barrel of water in twenty-four hours and got well. Matthew Agee’s wife was a daughter of Rev. William Coats. Tilman Agee married a daughter of William Thornton when she was only thirteen years of age. The next morning after the wedding he left her to get breakfast, while he went out to work. He worked until 9 o’clock without being summoned to his meal, and then, having become impatient, he went to the house to see what was the matter, and found his wife sitting on the floor playing with her dolls.
He married Francis "Fannie" Etter Walker on 23 Apr 1843 in Osage Co, MO.
Mother is Sarah Mary (Polly) Coats Agee
Auxvasse Township
History of Callaway County, Missouri, published in 1884 by the St. Louis National Historical Company, Chapter V, pages 133-148. Transcribed by Kris Breid. Early Settlers:
Matthew and Tilman Agee settled on Coats’ Prarie [sic], in Callaway county, in 1817. Matthew had a large apple and peach orchard, and made brandy. In 1833 the cholera made its appearance in his family, and one of his sons, while suffering from the scourge, drank a barrel of water in twenty-four hours and got well. Matthew Agee’s wife was a daughter of Rev. William Coats. Tilman Agee married a daughter of William Thornton when she was only thirteen years of age. The next morning after the wedding he left her to get breakfast, while he went out to work. He worked until 9 o’clock without being summoned to his meal, and then, having become impatient, he went to the house to see what was the matter, and found his wife sitting on the floor playing with her dolls.
He married Charlotte Townsend on 17 Dec 1835 in Callaway Co, MO.
He married Francis "Fannie" Etter Walker on 23 Apr 1843 in Osage Co, MO.
Mother is Sarah Mary (Polly) Coats Agee
Auxvasse Township
History of Callaway County, Missouri, published in 1884 by the St. Louis National Historical Company, Chapter V, pages 133-148. Transcribed by Kris Breid. Early Settlers:
Matthew and Tilman Agee settled on Coats’ Prarie [sic], in Callaway county, in 1817. Matthew had a large apple and peach orchard, and made brandy. In 1833 the cholera made its appearance in his family, and one of his sons, while suffering from the scourge, drank a barrel of water in twenty-four hours and got well. Matthew Agee’s wife was a daughter of Rev. William Coats. Tilman Agee married a daughter of William Thornton when she was only thirteen years of age. The next morning after the wedding he left her to get breakfast, while he went out to work. He worked until 9 o’clock without being summoned to his meal, and then, having become impatient, he went to the house to see what was the matter, and found his wife sitting on the floor playing with her dolls.
He married Francis "Fannie" Etter Walker on 23 Apr 1843 in Osage Co, MO.
Mother is Sarah Mary (Polly) Coats Agee
Auxvasse Township
History of Callaway County, Missouri, published in 1884 by the St. Louis National Historical Company, Chapter V, pages 133-148. Transcribed by Kris Breid. Early Settlers:
Matthew and Tilman Agee settled on Coats’ Prarie [sic], in Callaway county, in 1817. Matthew had a large apple and peach orchard, and made brandy. In 1833 the cholera made its appearance in his family, and one of his sons, while suffering from the scourge, drank a barrel of water in twenty-four hours and got well. Matthew Agee’s wife was a daughter of Rev. William Coats. Tilman Agee married a daughter of William Thornton when she was only thirteen years of age. The next morning after the wedding he left her to get breakfast, while he went out to work. He worked until 9 o’clock without being summoned to his meal, and then, having become impatient, he went to the house to see what was the matter, and found his wife sitting on the floor playing with her dolls.
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