Lewis (Louis) P. Banning was born Dec 1845, to his parents, Elizabeth (Smith) & Alexander Banning.
He is married 1st to Matilda C. Gentry on 23 Nov 1865 in Chariton County, MO. No further information known if there were children or if the marriage ended due to death or divorce.
Lewis married 2nd to Sarah Ann Elizabeth Rogers (also seen Rodgers) on 25 Feb 1872 in Chariton Co., MO. According to the 1900 census they had 8 children, with two passing away before that census.
The remaining 6 children were: Zara Jackson "Zary", Dora Rhoda, Cordelia Elizabeth "Deeley" "Adelia", John Richard, Lewis Edward "Ed", William Chrisley "Willie" Banning.
All of the children are linked except for Cordelia that is spelled Cordellia on her memorial page, her memorial number is #58561210.
Lewis's death is found in the Record of Deaths in Kansas City, MO. Page was begun on Nov 3 1903. Lewis P. Banning is the last person on the page, Death number #14395, white, died 14 Nov 1903, his residence had been 303 Gillis Street, Kansas City, MO. He is married, age 57. Name of doctor was undecipherable.
He was buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Marceline, Linn Co., MO in plot 110. In this plot also lies, Lydia Rogers and Freddie Lee Banning.
The cemetery records tell us that Lewis P Banning, Freddie Lee Banning and Lydia Rogers are buried in plot 110.
They are there without a marker or stone. This cemetery was created in 1870, it was the only cemetery in the area for many years, and it had a grand entrance with Elm Trees lining it. The graves were decorated with planted flowers, plants, and bushes. At a point in time two new cemetereis in Marceline and other factors moved celebrations from this cemetery for Decoration Day elsewhere, and the new cemeteries diverted burials to them. There being no cemetery association the cemetery went into utter neglect and likely it was during this time that any stones on this plot degraded or were damaged and when the cleanup happened which began in 1950, they may have removed them as debris in order that they might be able to maintain and upkeep the cemetery.
Gone but not forgotten.
WenF - Visited this cemetery Sat, 28 Jun 2014, no headstone
located. On 9/29/17 cemetery records confirmed that Lewis Banning, Fred Lee Banning, and Lydia Rogers are buried in plot 110. Efforts being made to locate where plot 110 is.
He is married 1st to Matilda C. Gentry on 23 Nov 1865 in Chariton County, MO. No further information known if there were children or if the marriage ended due to death or divorce.
Lewis married 2nd to Sarah Ann Elizabeth Rogers (also seen Rodgers) on 25 Feb 1872 in Chariton Co., MO. According to the 1900 census they had 8 children, with two passing away before that census.
The remaining 6 children were: Zara Jackson "Zary", Dora Rhoda, Cordelia Elizabeth "Deeley" "Adelia", John Richard, Lewis Edward "Ed", William Chrisley "Willie" Banning.
All of the children are linked except for Cordelia that is spelled Cordellia on her memorial page, her memorial number is #58561210.
Lewis's death is found in the Record of Deaths in Kansas City, MO. Page was begun on Nov 3 1903. Lewis P. Banning is the last person on the page, Death number #14395, white, died 14 Nov 1903, his residence had been 303 Gillis Street, Kansas City, MO. He is married, age 57. Name of doctor was undecipherable.
He was buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Marceline, Linn Co., MO in plot 110. In this plot also lies, Lydia Rogers and Freddie Lee Banning.
The cemetery records tell us that Lewis P Banning, Freddie Lee Banning and Lydia Rogers are buried in plot 110.
They are there without a marker or stone. This cemetery was created in 1870, it was the only cemetery in the area for many years, and it had a grand entrance with Elm Trees lining it. The graves were decorated with planted flowers, plants, and bushes. At a point in time two new cemetereis in Marceline and other factors moved celebrations from this cemetery for Decoration Day elsewhere, and the new cemeteries diverted burials to them. There being no cemetery association the cemetery went into utter neglect and likely it was during this time that any stones on this plot degraded or were damaged and when the cleanup happened which began in 1950, they may have removed them as debris in order that they might be able to maintain and upkeep the cemetery.
Gone but not forgotten.
WenF - Visited this cemetery Sat, 28 Jun 2014, no headstone
located. On 9/29/17 cemetery records confirmed that Lewis Banning, Fred Lee Banning, and Lydia Rogers are buried in plot 110. Efforts being made to locate where plot 110 is.
Lewis (Louis) P. Banning was born Dec 1845, to his parents, Elizabeth (Smith) & Alexander Banning.
He is married 1st to Matilda C. Gentry on 23 Nov 1865 in Chariton County, MO. No further information known if there were children or if the marriage ended due to death or divorce.
Lewis married 2nd to Sarah Ann Elizabeth Rogers (also seen Rodgers) on 25 Feb 1872 in Chariton Co., MO. According to the 1900 census they had 8 children, with two passing away before that census.
The remaining 6 children were: Zara Jackson "Zary", Dora Rhoda, Cordelia Elizabeth "Deeley" "Adelia", John Richard, Lewis Edward "Ed", William Chrisley "Willie" Banning.
All of the children are linked except for Cordelia that is spelled Cordellia on her memorial page, her memorial number is #58561210.
Lewis's death is found in the Record of Deaths in Kansas City, MO. Page was begun on Nov 3 1903. Lewis P. Banning is the last person on the page, Death number #14395, white, died 14 Nov 1903, his residence had been 303 Gillis Street, Kansas City, MO. He is married, age 57. Name of doctor was undecipherable.
He was buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Marceline, Linn Co., MO in plot 110. In this plot also lies, Lydia Rogers and Freddie Lee Banning.
The cemetery records tell us that Lewis P Banning, Freddie Lee Banning and Lydia Rogers are buried in plot 110.
They are there without a marker or stone. This cemetery was created in 1870, it was the only cemetery in the area for many years, and it had a grand entrance with Elm Trees lining it. The graves were decorated with planted flowers, plants, and bushes. At a point in time two new cemetereis in Marceline and other factors moved celebrations from this cemetery for Decoration Day elsewhere, and the new cemeteries diverted burials to them. There being no cemetery association the cemetery went into utter neglect and likely it was during this time that any stones on this plot degraded or were damaged and when the cleanup happened which began in 1950, they may have removed them as debris in order that they might be able to maintain and upkeep the cemetery.
Gone but not forgotten.
WenF - Visited this cemetery Sat, 28 Jun 2014, no headstone
located. On 9/29/17 cemetery records confirmed that Lewis Banning, Fred Lee Banning, and Lydia Rogers are buried in plot 110. Efforts being made to locate where plot 110 is.
He is married 1st to Matilda C. Gentry on 23 Nov 1865 in Chariton County, MO. No further information known if there were children or if the marriage ended due to death or divorce.
Lewis married 2nd to Sarah Ann Elizabeth Rogers (also seen Rodgers) on 25 Feb 1872 in Chariton Co., MO. According to the 1900 census they had 8 children, with two passing away before that census.
The remaining 6 children were: Zara Jackson "Zary", Dora Rhoda, Cordelia Elizabeth "Deeley" "Adelia", John Richard, Lewis Edward "Ed", William Chrisley "Willie" Banning.
All of the children are linked except for Cordelia that is spelled Cordellia on her memorial page, her memorial number is #58561210.
Lewis's death is found in the Record of Deaths in Kansas City, MO. Page was begun on Nov 3 1903. Lewis P. Banning is the last person on the page, Death number #14395, white, died 14 Nov 1903, his residence had been 303 Gillis Street, Kansas City, MO. He is married, age 57. Name of doctor was undecipherable.
He was buried at Elmwood Cemetery, Marceline, Linn Co., MO in plot 110. In this plot also lies, Lydia Rogers and Freddie Lee Banning.
The cemetery records tell us that Lewis P Banning, Freddie Lee Banning and Lydia Rogers are buried in plot 110.
They are there without a marker or stone. This cemetery was created in 1870, it was the only cemetery in the area for many years, and it had a grand entrance with Elm Trees lining it. The graves were decorated with planted flowers, plants, and bushes. At a point in time two new cemetereis in Marceline and other factors moved celebrations from this cemetery for Decoration Day elsewhere, and the new cemeteries diverted burials to them. There being no cemetery association the cemetery went into utter neglect and likely it was during this time that any stones on this plot degraded or were damaged and when the cleanup happened which began in 1950, they may have removed them as debris in order that they might be able to maintain and upkeep the cemetery.
Gone but not forgotten.
WenF - Visited this cemetery Sat, 28 Jun 2014, no headstone
located. On 9/29/17 cemetery records confirmed that Lewis Banning, Fred Lee Banning, and Lydia Rogers are buried in plot 110. Efforts being made to locate where plot 110 is.
