He has a burial marker at Meyers Cemetery (previously know as Pleasant Grove Cemetery) next to his first wife in Missouri but he is not buried there. See memorial # 143380605
1st wife: Maria L (Yonce) Landon wed 1869
their children:
Maurice Franklin Landon 1870 – 1945
Addie Florine Landon 1871 – 1954
Mary Orpha Landon 1873 – 1964
Agnes V Landon 1876 – 1938
George Lee Landon 1877 – 1967
Louisa Wardeane Landon 1880 – 1970
Gertrude Lovisa Landon 1882 – 1968
Ethel E Landon 1884 – 1967
2nd wife: Susanna (Shaw) Landon wed 1886
their children:
Dixie Ophelia Landon 1890 – 1977
Elves Leonard Landon 1893 – 1953
Infant Landon 1888 – 1889
Garcia Phyrne Landon 1899 – 1950
Exerpt from: "History of St. Clair Co., Missouri" 1883:
Asa Landon, farmer, section 5, was a son of Rev. Edmond Landon, a minister of the Christian Church, who was born in Canada, and who died in St. Clair County, Missouri, in September, 1876. He married Miss Orpha Clark, also of Canada, who now resides on section 6, Taber Township, this county. Asa was born near Toronto December 25, 1842. His parents moved to Adams County, Illinois, when he was but a child and two years later went to Nashville, Lee County, Iowa, where they resided two years. Returning to Illinois they located in Hancock County, and in the spring of 1857 moved to Bates County, Missouri. In the following spring they came to St. Clair County, where he now has a farm of 190 acres. Mr. L., for the last thirteen years, has been engaged in growing hedge plants and cultivating hedges with very satisfactory results. Mr. Landon was married April 22, 1869, to Miss Maria Yonce. Seven children have been born to them: Morris F., Addie F., Mollie O., Agnes V., George L., Louisa W., and Lovica G.
1st wife: Maria L (Yonce) Landon wed 1869
their children:
Maurice Franklin Landon 1870 – 1945
Addie Florine Landon 1871 – 1954
Mary Orpha Landon 1873 – 1964
Agnes V Landon 1876 – 1938
George Lee Landon 1877 – 1967
Louisa Wardeane Landon 1880 – 1970
Gertrude Lovisa Landon 1882 – 1968
Ethel E Landon 1884 – 1967
2nd wife: Susanna (Shaw) Landon wed 1886
their children:
Dixie Ophelia Landon 1890 – 1977
Elves Leonard Landon 1893 – 1953
Infant Landon 1888 – 1889
Garcia Phyrne Landon 1899 – 1950
Exerpt from: "History of St. Clair Co., Missouri" 1883:
Asa Landon, farmer, section 5, was a son of Rev. Edmond Landon, a minister of the Christian Church, who was born in Canada, and who died in St. Clair County, Missouri, in September, 1876. He married Miss Orpha Clark, also of Canada, who now resides on section 6, Taber Township, this county. Asa was born near Toronto December 25, 1842. His parents moved to Adams County, Illinois, when he was but a child and two years later went to Nashville, Lee County, Iowa, where they resided two years. Returning to Illinois they located in Hancock County, and in the spring of 1857 moved to Bates County, Missouri. In the following spring they came to St. Clair County, where he now has a farm of 190 acres. Mr. L., for the last thirteen years, has been engaged in growing hedge plants and cultivating hedges with very satisfactory results. Mr. Landon was married April 22, 1869, to Miss Maria Yonce. Seven children have been born to them: Morris F., Addie F., Mollie O., Agnes V., George L., Louisa W., and Lovica G.
He has a burial marker at Meyers Cemetery (previously know as Pleasant Grove Cemetery) next to his first wife in Missouri but he is not buried there. See memorial # 143380605
1st wife: Maria L (Yonce) Landon wed 1869
their children:
Maurice Franklin Landon 1870 – 1945
Addie Florine Landon 1871 – 1954
Mary Orpha Landon 1873 – 1964
Agnes V Landon 1876 – 1938
George Lee Landon 1877 – 1967
Louisa Wardeane Landon 1880 – 1970
Gertrude Lovisa Landon 1882 – 1968
Ethel E Landon 1884 – 1967
2nd wife: Susanna (Shaw) Landon wed 1886
their children:
Dixie Ophelia Landon 1890 – 1977
Elves Leonard Landon 1893 – 1953
Infant Landon 1888 – 1889
Garcia Phyrne Landon 1899 – 1950
Exerpt from: "History of St. Clair Co., Missouri" 1883:
Asa Landon, farmer, section 5, was a son of Rev. Edmond Landon, a minister of the Christian Church, who was born in Canada, and who died in St. Clair County, Missouri, in September, 1876. He married Miss Orpha Clark, also of Canada, who now resides on section 6, Taber Township, this county. Asa was born near Toronto December 25, 1842. His parents moved to Adams County, Illinois, when he was but a child and two years later went to Nashville, Lee County, Iowa, where they resided two years. Returning to Illinois they located in Hancock County, and in the spring of 1857 moved to Bates County, Missouri. In the following spring they came to St. Clair County, where he now has a farm of 190 acres. Mr. L., for the last thirteen years, has been engaged in growing hedge plants and cultivating hedges with very satisfactory results. Mr. Landon was married April 22, 1869, to Miss Maria Yonce. Seven children have been born to them: Morris F., Addie F., Mollie O., Agnes V., George L., Louisa W., and Lovica G.
1st wife: Maria L (Yonce) Landon wed 1869
their children:
Maurice Franklin Landon 1870 – 1945
Addie Florine Landon 1871 – 1954
Mary Orpha Landon 1873 – 1964
Agnes V Landon 1876 – 1938
George Lee Landon 1877 – 1967
Louisa Wardeane Landon 1880 – 1970
Gertrude Lovisa Landon 1882 – 1968
Ethel E Landon 1884 – 1967
2nd wife: Susanna (Shaw) Landon wed 1886
their children:
Dixie Ophelia Landon 1890 – 1977
Elves Leonard Landon 1893 – 1953
Infant Landon 1888 – 1889
Garcia Phyrne Landon 1899 – 1950
Exerpt from: "History of St. Clair Co., Missouri" 1883:
Asa Landon, farmer, section 5, was a son of Rev. Edmond Landon, a minister of the Christian Church, who was born in Canada, and who died in St. Clair County, Missouri, in September, 1876. He married Miss Orpha Clark, also of Canada, who now resides on section 6, Taber Township, this county. Asa was born near Toronto December 25, 1842. His parents moved to Adams County, Illinois, when he was but a child and two years later went to Nashville, Lee County, Iowa, where they resided two years. Returning to Illinois they located in Hancock County, and in the spring of 1857 moved to Bates County, Missouri. In the following spring they came to St. Clair County, where he now has a farm of 190 acres. Mr. L., for the last thirteen years, has been engaged in growing hedge plants and cultivating hedges with very satisfactory results. Mr. Landon was married April 22, 1869, to Miss Maria Yonce. Seven children have been born to them: Morris F., Addie F., Mollie O., Agnes V., George L., Louisa W., and Lovica G.
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