--James Henry Slaughter, aged 55 years, 5 months and 10 days, died at his farm residence, south of Marceline, Oct. 2, 1921. He had been in poor health for some time. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon, at Peden Chapel, conducted by Elder Alfred Munyon.
--Mr. Slaughter was the son of John P. and Ruth Jane Slaughter. He was born in Linn county, Mo., April 22, 1866. He was married Jan. 10, 1889, to Miss Mary Ella Cupp. To this union twelve children were born00two of whom died in infancy, and another, Etta, at the age of 3 years. Mr. Slaughter is survived by a widow and nine children, Mrs. Tim Clarke, Minnie, Virlea, Willie, Harve, Fred, Chester, Ernest and Ennis; also a little grandson, Harold Francis Clark, all of Marceline. Beside these he leaves one sister, Mrs. J.J. Still, of Marceline, three brothers, Alonzo and William H., of Marceline, and Ed, of Lismas, Montana.
--All were present at the funeral but Ed, who was ill at his home in Montana.
--Mr. Slaughter was a member of Westville Lodge No. 565, I.O.O.F., and of Marceline Encampment No. 17. He was a man universally liked, a kind father and a good citizen. His loss is felt by the entire community.
--Marceline Journal-Mirror.
Bio By: Paula D (47183440)
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Wife: Mary Ella Cupp
Children: Edith, Chester, Charles William, James Harvey, Fred, Etta May, Minnie, Ernest C, Ennis Earl, and Mary Virlea.
--James Henry Slaughter, aged 55 years, 5 months and 10 days, died at his farm residence, south of Marceline, Oct. 2, 1921. He had been in poor health for some time. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon, at Peden Chapel, conducted by Elder Alfred Munyon.
--Mr. Slaughter was the son of John P. and Ruth Jane Slaughter. He was born in Linn county, Mo., April 22, 1866. He was married Jan. 10, 1889, to Miss Mary Ella Cupp. To this union twelve children were born00two of whom died in infancy, and another, Etta, at the age of 3 years. Mr. Slaughter is survived by a widow and nine children, Mrs. Tim Clarke, Minnie, Virlea, Willie, Harve, Fred, Chester, Ernest and Ennis; also a little grandson, Harold Francis Clark, all of Marceline. Beside these he leaves one sister, Mrs. J.J. Still, of Marceline, three brothers, Alonzo and William H., of Marceline, and Ed, of Lismas, Montana.
--All were present at the funeral but Ed, who was ill at his home in Montana.
--Mr. Slaughter was a member of Westville Lodge No. 565, I.O.O.F., and of Marceline Encampment No. 17. He was a man universally liked, a kind father and a good citizen. His loss is felt by the entire community.
--Marceline Journal-Mirror.
Bio By: Paula D (47183440)
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Wife: Mary Ella Cupp
Children: Edith, Chester, Charles William, James Harvey, Fred, Etta May, Minnie, Ernest C, Ennis Earl, and Mary Virlea.
Bio by: Bill & Martha Menzel
Family Members
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Infant Slaughter
1889–1889
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Charles William Slaughter
1890–1958
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James Harve Slaughter
1895–1972
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Fred Slaughter
1898–1982
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Chester Arthur Slaughter
1900–1932
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Etta May Slaughter
1902–1905
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Infant Slaughter
1904–1904
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Minnie E Slaughter Clarke
1906–1999
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Ernest Cupp Slaughter
1908–1971
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Ennis Earl Slaughter
1910–1984
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Mary Virlea Slaughter Lynn
1914–1955
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