THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS 1879-1979
Novinger, Missouri, page 566
---William and Lewis Walters (brothers and sons of John Walters, a Virginian) came to Adair County in 1841, from Grainger County, Tennessee. The Walters' settled on the Spring Creek north of Novinger, in Morrow Township. They married sisters, William married Jerusha Lay in 1835 and Lewis married Elizabeth Lay after coming to Missouri. Children of William and Jerusha Walters were: Lewis, Martha J., John, Nancy, Elizabeth, Nellie, Dorah, Jerusha, Amanda M., William, Isaac, and Jesse. Children of Lewis and Elizabeth Walters were: Nathan, William, Martha, John, Joseph, Sarah, Nancy and Nellie.
NOTE: Adair County, Mo. marriage records give the marriage of Lewis Walters (last name spelled Waters in the marriage records) and Elizabeth Lay as being on March 3, 1844 in Book 1, page 23.
The 1850 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 248, list the following members of this family living in District No. 1, Household 335/334.
Farmer, 500
WALTERS, William----35-M-TN
WALTERS, Jerusia----32-F-TN
WALTERS, Martha-----12-F-TN
WALTERS, John--------9-M-TN
WALTERS, Elizabeth---5-F-MO
WALTERS, Nelly-------2-F-MO
The 1860 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 78, lists the following members of this family living in Morrow Township, Nineveh Post Office, Household 552.
WALTERS, William-----40-M-TN
WALTERS, Jerusia-----41-F-TN
WALTERS, John--------18-M-MO
WALTERS, Elizabeth---15-F-MO
WALTERS, Nelly-------12-F-MO
WALTERS, Jerusha------6-F-MO
WALTERS, Amanda-------3-F-MO
The 1870 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 36, list William Walters living with his son, John, in Morrow Township, household #62.
WALTERS, John-----------29-M-MO
WALTERS, Lydia L.-------26-F-IL
WALTERS, Edgar-----------6-M-MO
WALTERS, Alford----------1-M-MO
WALTERS, William--------52-M-TN
WALTERS, Mary E.--------36-F-OH
WALTERS, Jerusia--------15-F-MO
WALTERS, Amanda T.------13-F-MO
WALTERS, William---------9-M-MO
WALTERS, Isaac W.-------1-M-MO
WALTERS, Joseph J.------2/12-M-MO
NOTE: I am not sure how Mary E. Walters, age 36 & b. abt 1834 in Ohio, is related to John or William Walters. There is a Mary E. Walters buried next to William & Jerusha in the McGrew cemetery so there has to be some connection.
William Walters died at the age of 55 years, 4 months and 17 days.
Novinger, Missouri, page 566
---William and Lewis Walters (brothers and sons of John Walters, a Virginian) came to Adair County in 1841, from Grainger County, Tennessee. The Walters' settled on the Spring Creek north of Novinger, in Morrow Township. They married sisters, William married Jerusha Lay in 1835 and Lewis married Elizabeth Lay after coming to Missouri. Children of William and Jerusha Walters were: Lewis, Martha J., John, Nancy, Elizabeth, Nellie, Dorah, Jerusha, Amanda M., William, Isaac, and Jesse. Children of Lewis and Elizabeth Walters were: Nathan, William, Martha, John, Joseph, Sarah, Nancy and Nellie.
NOTE: Adair County, Mo. marriage records give the marriage of Lewis Walters (last name spelled Waters in the marriage records) and Elizabeth Lay as being on March 3, 1844 in Book 1, page 23.
The 1850 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 248, list the following members of this family living in District No. 1, Household 335/334.
Farmer, 500
WALTERS, William----35-M-TN
WALTERS, Jerusia----32-F-TN
WALTERS, Martha-----12-F-TN
WALTERS, John--------9-M-TN
WALTERS, Elizabeth---5-F-MO
WALTERS, Nelly-------2-F-MO
The 1860 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 78, lists the following members of this family living in Morrow Township, Nineveh Post Office, Household 552.
WALTERS, William-----40-M-TN
WALTERS, Jerusia-----41-F-TN
WALTERS, John--------18-M-MO
WALTERS, Elizabeth---15-F-MO
WALTERS, Nelly-------12-F-MO
WALTERS, Jerusha------6-F-MO
WALTERS, Amanda-------3-F-MO
The 1870 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 36, list William Walters living with his son, John, in Morrow Township, household #62.
WALTERS, John-----------29-M-MO
WALTERS, Lydia L.-------26-F-IL
WALTERS, Edgar-----------6-M-MO
WALTERS, Alford----------1-M-MO
WALTERS, William--------52-M-TN
WALTERS, Mary E.--------36-F-OH
WALTERS, Jerusia--------15-F-MO
WALTERS, Amanda T.------13-F-MO
WALTERS, William---------9-M-MO
WALTERS, Isaac W.-------1-M-MO
WALTERS, Joseph J.------2/12-M-MO
NOTE: I am not sure how Mary E. Walters, age 36 & b. abt 1834 in Ohio, is related to John or William Walters. There is a Mary E. Walters buried next to William & Jerusha in the McGrew cemetery so there has to be some connection.
William Walters died at the age of 55 years, 4 months and 17 days.
THE FIRST HUNDRED YEARS 1879-1979
Novinger, Missouri, page 566
---William and Lewis Walters (brothers and sons of John Walters, a Virginian) came to Adair County in 1841, from Grainger County, Tennessee. The Walters' settled on the Spring Creek north of Novinger, in Morrow Township. They married sisters, William married Jerusha Lay in 1835 and Lewis married Elizabeth Lay after coming to Missouri. Children of William and Jerusha Walters were: Lewis, Martha J., John, Nancy, Elizabeth, Nellie, Dorah, Jerusha, Amanda M., William, Isaac, and Jesse. Children of Lewis and Elizabeth Walters were: Nathan, William, Martha, John, Joseph, Sarah, Nancy and Nellie.
NOTE: Adair County, Mo. marriage records give the marriage of Lewis Walters (last name spelled Waters in the marriage records) and Elizabeth Lay as being on March 3, 1844 in Book 1, page 23.
The 1850 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 248, list the following members of this family living in District No. 1, Household 335/334.
Farmer, 500
WALTERS, William----35-M-TN
WALTERS, Jerusia----32-F-TN
WALTERS, Martha-----12-F-TN
WALTERS, John--------9-M-TN
WALTERS, Elizabeth---5-F-MO
WALTERS, Nelly-------2-F-MO
The 1860 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 78, lists the following members of this family living in Morrow Township, Nineveh Post Office, Household 552.
WALTERS, William-----40-M-TN
WALTERS, Jerusia-----41-F-TN
WALTERS, John--------18-M-MO
WALTERS, Elizabeth---15-F-MO
WALTERS, Nelly-------12-F-MO
WALTERS, Jerusha------6-F-MO
WALTERS, Amanda-------3-F-MO
The 1870 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 36, list William Walters living with his son, John, in Morrow Township, household #62.
WALTERS, John-----------29-M-MO
WALTERS, Lydia L.-------26-F-IL
WALTERS, Edgar-----------6-M-MO
WALTERS, Alford----------1-M-MO
WALTERS, William--------52-M-TN
WALTERS, Mary E.--------36-F-OH
WALTERS, Jerusia--------15-F-MO
WALTERS, Amanda T.------13-F-MO
WALTERS, William---------9-M-MO
WALTERS, Isaac W.-------1-M-MO
WALTERS, Joseph J.------2/12-M-MO
NOTE: I am not sure how Mary E. Walters, age 36 & b. abt 1834 in Ohio, is related to John or William Walters. There is a Mary E. Walters buried next to William & Jerusha in the McGrew cemetery so there has to be some connection.
William Walters died at the age of 55 years, 4 months and 17 days.
Novinger, Missouri, page 566
---William and Lewis Walters (brothers and sons of John Walters, a Virginian) came to Adair County in 1841, from Grainger County, Tennessee. The Walters' settled on the Spring Creek north of Novinger, in Morrow Township. They married sisters, William married Jerusha Lay in 1835 and Lewis married Elizabeth Lay after coming to Missouri. Children of William and Jerusha Walters were: Lewis, Martha J., John, Nancy, Elizabeth, Nellie, Dorah, Jerusha, Amanda M., William, Isaac, and Jesse. Children of Lewis and Elizabeth Walters were: Nathan, William, Martha, John, Joseph, Sarah, Nancy and Nellie.
NOTE: Adair County, Mo. marriage records give the marriage of Lewis Walters (last name spelled Waters in the marriage records) and Elizabeth Lay as being on March 3, 1844 in Book 1, page 23.
The 1850 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 248, list the following members of this family living in District No. 1, Household 335/334.
Farmer, 500
WALTERS, William----35-M-TN
WALTERS, Jerusia----32-F-TN
WALTERS, Martha-----12-F-TN
WALTERS, John--------9-M-TN
WALTERS, Elizabeth---5-F-MO
WALTERS, Nelly-------2-F-MO
The 1860 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 78, lists the following members of this family living in Morrow Township, Nineveh Post Office, Household 552.
WALTERS, William-----40-M-TN
WALTERS, Jerusia-----41-F-TN
WALTERS, John--------18-M-MO
WALTERS, Elizabeth---15-F-MO
WALTERS, Nelly-------12-F-MO
WALTERS, Jerusha------6-F-MO
WALTERS, Amanda-------3-F-MO
The 1870 Adair County, Missouri federal census, page 36, list William Walters living with his son, John, in Morrow Township, household #62.
WALTERS, John-----------29-M-MO
WALTERS, Lydia L.-------26-F-IL
WALTERS, Edgar-----------6-M-MO
WALTERS, Alford----------1-M-MO
WALTERS, William--------52-M-TN
WALTERS, Mary E.--------36-F-OH
WALTERS, Jerusia--------15-F-MO
WALTERS, Amanda T.------13-F-MO
WALTERS, William---------9-M-MO
WALTERS, Isaac W.-------1-M-MO
WALTERS, Joseph J.------2/12-M-MO
NOTE: I am not sure how Mary E. Walters, age 36 & b. abt 1834 in Ohio, is related to John or William Walters. There is a Mary E. Walters buried next to William & Jerusha in the McGrew cemetery so there has to be some connection.
William Walters died at the age of 55 years, 4 months and 17 days.
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