Per the 1900 Federal Census, taken in Denver
John B Killgore 55
Amanda Killgore 47
Almina Killgore 22
Mary Killgore 20
Laura Killgore 17
John B Killgore 14
Robert Killgore 8
Antony Killgore 2
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A F.A.G. member suggests that her 1st name may have been "Anna", however I've seen no evidence to support it.
More of this family can be found in the book,
The History of Clinton County, Missouri: where it is identified that Amanda's maiden name was "James".
John B Killgore 55
Amanda Killgore 47
Almina Killgore 22
Mary Killgore 20
Laura Killgore 17
John B Killgore 14
Robert Killgore 8
Antony Killgore 2
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A F.A.G. member suggests that her 1st name may have been "Anna", however I've seen no evidence to support it.
More of this family can be found in the book,
The History of Clinton County, Missouri: where it is identified that Amanda's maiden name was "James".
Per the 1900 Federal Census, taken in Denver
John B Killgore 55
Amanda Killgore 47
Almina Killgore 22
Mary Killgore 20
Laura Killgore 17
John B Killgore 14
Robert Killgore 8
Antony Killgore 2
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A F.A.G. member suggests that her 1st name may have been "Anna", however I've seen no evidence to support it.
More of this family can be found in the book,
The History of Clinton County, Missouri: where it is identified that Amanda's maiden name was "James".
John B Killgore 55
Amanda Killgore 47
Almina Killgore 22
Mary Killgore 20
Laura Killgore 17
John B Killgore 14
Robert Killgore 8
Antony Killgore 2
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A F.A.G. member suggests that her 1st name may have been "Anna", however I've seen no evidence to support it.
More of this family can be found in the book,
The History of Clinton County, Missouri: where it is identified that Amanda's maiden name was "James".
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