Presumably buried in New Hope Cemetery.
In his will dated October 1899, William Quisenberry of near Louisburg made bequests to his sons George S. and John Quisenberry, daughters Alice Hearst, Lucretia Dodson, Mary Jane MaHoney, Lizzie Quisenberry, Polly Quisenberry, and grandson N. M. son of Wm. Quisenberry. He appointed his son George executor. The will was proved on November 29, 1904 (Dallas County Will Records, Vol. 1, pp. 80-81).
1850 census (Allen Township, Gentry County, Missouri): William Quisenberry (age 25, born Virginia, farmer), Manurva J. (23, Illinois), Mary J. (4, Missouri).
1860 census (Grand River Township, Cass County, Missouri): W. B. Cushenbery (age 30, born Virginia, farmer), Minerva (25, Illinois), Mary J. (15, Missouri), Lucretia (9, Missouri), Polly A. (6, Missouri), Elizabeth (11, Missouri), Alice (1, Missouri).
1870 census (Lincoln Township, Dallas County, Missouri): William Quesinberry (age 48, born Virginia, farmer), Manerva (47, Illinois, keeping house), Polly A. (16, Ioway), Elizabeth (14, Missouri), Alice (10, Missouri), John (8, Missouri), William (3, Missouri), George (2 months, Missouri).
1880 census (Lincoln Township, Dallas County, Missouri): W. Quesenbery (age 66, born Virginia, farmer), Manervy (wife, 65, Illinois, keeping house), Polley (daughter, 26, Missouri, keeping house), Elizabeth (daughter, 23, Missouri), John (son, 16, Missouri), William (son, 15, Missouri), George (10, Missouri), James (gran[d]son, 8, Missouri), Margrett (gran[d]daughter, 5, Missouri).
1900 census (Grant Township, Dallas County, Missouri): James Quisenberry (born October 1870, Missouri, farmer, single), Polly (mother, November 1853, Missouri, widow), William (grandfather, October 1823, Virginia, widower).
In his will dated October 1899, William Quisenberry of near Louisburg made bequests to his sons George S. and John Quisenberry, daughters Alice Hearst, Lucretia Dodson, Mary Jane MaHoney, Lizzie Quisenberry, Polly Quisenberry, and grandson N. M. son of Wm. Quisenberry. He appointed his son George executor. The will was proved on November 29, 1904 (Dallas County Will Records, Vol. 1, pp. 80-81).
1850 census (Allen Township, Gentry County, Missouri): William Quisenberry (age 25, born Virginia, farmer), Manurva J. (23, Illinois), Mary J. (4, Missouri).
1860 census (Grand River Township, Cass County, Missouri): W. B. Cushenbery (age 30, born Virginia, farmer), Minerva (25, Illinois), Mary J. (15, Missouri), Lucretia (9, Missouri), Polly A. (6, Missouri), Elizabeth (11, Missouri), Alice (1, Missouri).
1870 census (Lincoln Township, Dallas County, Missouri): William Quesinberry (age 48, born Virginia, farmer), Manerva (47, Illinois, keeping house), Polly A. (16, Ioway), Elizabeth (14, Missouri), Alice (10, Missouri), John (8, Missouri), William (3, Missouri), George (2 months, Missouri).
1880 census (Lincoln Township, Dallas County, Missouri): W. Quesenbery (age 66, born Virginia, farmer), Manervy (wife, 65, Illinois, keeping house), Polley (daughter, 26, Missouri, keeping house), Elizabeth (daughter, 23, Missouri), John (son, 16, Missouri), William (son, 15, Missouri), George (10, Missouri), James (gran[d]son, 8, Missouri), Margrett (gran[d]daughter, 5, Missouri).
1900 census (Grant Township, Dallas County, Missouri): James Quisenberry (born October 1870, Missouri, farmer, single), Polly (mother, November 1853, Missouri, widow), William (grandfather, October 1823, Virginia, widower).
Presumably buried in New Hope Cemetery.
In his will dated October 1899, William Quisenberry of near Louisburg made bequests to his sons George S. and John Quisenberry, daughters Alice Hearst, Lucretia Dodson, Mary Jane MaHoney, Lizzie Quisenberry, Polly Quisenberry, and grandson N. M. son of Wm. Quisenberry. He appointed his son George executor. The will was proved on November 29, 1904 (Dallas County Will Records, Vol. 1, pp. 80-81).
1850 census (Allen Township, Gentry County, Missouri): William Quisenberry (age 25, born Virginia, farmer), Manurva J. (23, Illinois), Mary J. (4, Missouri).
1860 census (Grand River Township, Cass County, Missouri): W. B. Cushenbery (age 30, born Virginia, farmer), Minerva (25, Illinois), Mary J. (15, Missouri), Lucretia (9, Missouri), Polly A. (6, Missouri), Elizabeth (11, Missouri), Alice (1, Missouri).
1870 census (Lincoln Township, Dallas County, Missouri): William Quesinberry (age 48, born Virginia, farmer), Manerva (47, Illinois, keeping house), Polly A. (16, Ioway), Elizabeth (14, Missouri), Alice (10, Missouri), John (8, Missouri), William (3, Missouri), George (2 months, Missouri).
1880 census (Lincoln Township, Dallas County, Missouri): W. Quesenbery (age 66, born Virginia, farmer), Manervy (wife, 65, Illinois, keeping house), Polley (daughter, 26, Missouri, keeping house), Elizabeth (daughter, 23, Missouri), John (son, 16, Missouri), William (son, 15, Missouri), George (10, Missouri), James (gran[d]son, 8, Missouri), Margrett (gran[d]daughter, 5, Missouri).
1900 census (Grant Township, Dallas County, Missouri): James Quisenberry (born October 1870, Missouri, farmer, single), Polly (mother, November 1853, Missouri, widow), William (grandfather, October 1823, Virginia, widower).
In his will dated October 1899, William Quisenberry of near Louisburg made bequests to his sons George S. and John Quisenberry, daughters Alice Hearst, Lucretia Dodson, Mary Jane MaHoney, Lizzie Quisenberry, Polly Quisenberry, and grandson N. M. son of Wm. Quisenberry. He appointed his son George executor. The will was proved on November 29, 1904 (Dallas County Will Records, Vol. 1, pp. 80-81).
1850 census (Allen Township, Gentry County, Missouri): William Quisenberry (age 25, born Virginia, farmer), Manurva J. (23, Illinois), Mary J. (4, Missouri).
1860 census (Grand River Township, Cass County, Missouri): W. B. Cushenbery (age 30, born Virginia, farmer), Minerva (25, Illinois), Mary J. (15, Missouri), Lucretia (9, Missouri), Polly A. (6, Missouri), Elizabeth (11, Missouri), Alice (1, Missouri).
1870 census (Lincoln Township, Dallas County, Missouri): William Quesinberry (age 48, born Virginia, farmer), Manerva (47, Illinois, keeping house), Polly A. (16, Ioway), Elizabeth (14, Missouri), Alice (10, Missouri), John (8, Missouri), William (3, Missouri), George (2 months, Missouri).
1880 census (Lincoln Township, Dallas County, Missouri): W. Quesenbery (age 66, born Virginia, farmer), Manervy (wife, 65, Illinois, keeping house), Polley (daughter, 26, Missouri, keeping house), Elizabeth (daughter, 23, Missouri), John (son, 16, Missouri), William (son, 15, Missouri), George (10, Missouri), James (gran[d]son, 8, Missouri), Margrett (gran[d]daughter, 5, Missouri).
1900 census (Grant Township, Dallas County, Missouri): James Quisenberry (born October 1870, Missouri, farmer, single), Polly (mother, November 1853, Missouri, widow), William (grandfather, October 1823, Virginia, widower).
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