Her husband listed as Ples Brewer on the Missouri death certificate. of daughter Eliza Jane Brewer Divine. But his name is not on her death certificate # 5002, female, white, widow. Parents Alex and Mary [Martin] McClough. Informant was Amost Brewer of Springfield, MO. Interred date was Feb. 9, 1933 in Hazelwood Cemetery. Alma Lohmeyer funeral home.
Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Campbell, Greene, Missouri; Roll T625_915; Page: 9A; Enumeration District: 22; Image: 57.
Jim Brewer 25 MO MO MO labor, farm
Olive Brewer wife 18 MO IN IN
Amos Brewer brother 27 labor, farm MO MO MO
Bonnie Brewer sister in law 20 MO MO MO
Matilda Brewer mother 62 MO NC NC
Eliza Brewer sister 23 MO MO MO
On this census:
Eliza Brewer, the sister is the one that married Ernest Divine, and she is buried in same plot. His wife Olive is next to him, His mother Matilda also in the lot.
Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Springfield, Greene, Missouri; Roll 1188; Page: 21B; Enumeration District: 21; Image: 928.0.
James Brewer head 36
Olive Brewer wife 27
Mary Brewer daughter 6
Billie Brewer son 4 ??/12
Fredia Brewer daughter 3
James Brewer son 2
Matilda Brewer mother 71
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Her husband - Pleasant Monroe (Buck/Bud) Brewer b. 20 Dec 1861 Polk County, Mo d. 18 Nov 1916 Springfield, Greene Co, MO. Matilda's parents were Alexander McCullough and Mary Jane Martin.
Placed the orange flowers on the grave space 31 where a monument would be if she had one. The purple and white are on grave space 32 for Eliza Jane Divine that does not have any monument either.
Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Campbell, Greene, Missouri; Roll T625_915; Page: 9A; Enumeration District: 22; Image: 57.
Jim Brewer 25 MO MO MO labor, farm
Olive Brewer wife 18 MO IN IN
Amos Brewer brother 27 labor, farm MO MO MO
Bonnie Brewer sister in law 20 MO MO MO
Matilda Brewer mother 62 MO NC NC
Eliza Brewer sister 23 MO MO MO
On this census:
Eliza Brewer, the sister is the one that married Ernest Divine, and she is buried in same plot. His wife Olive is next to him, His mother Matilda also in the lot.
Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Springfield, Greene, Missouri; Roll 1188; Page: 21B; Enumeration District: 21; Image: 928.0.
James Brewer head 36
Olive Brewer wife 27
Mary Brewer daughter 6
Billie Brewer son 4 ??/12
Fredia Brewer daughter 3
James Brewer son 2
Matilda Brewer mother 71
This information sent in e-mail to me:
Her husband - Pleasant Monroe (Buck/Bud) Brewer b. 20 Dec 1861 Polk County, Mo d. 18 Nov 1916 Springfield, Greene Co, MO. Matilda's parents were Alexander McCullough and Mary Jane Martin.
Placed the orange flowers on the grave space 31 where a monument would be if she had one. The purple and white are on grave space 32 for Eliza Jane Divine that does not have any monument either.
Her husband listed as Ples Brewer on the Missouri death certificate. of daughter Eliza Jane Brewer Divine. But his name is not on her death certificate # 5002, female, white, widow. Parents Alex and Mary [Martin] McClough. Informant was Amost Brewer of Springfield, MO. Interred date was Feb. 9, 1933 in Hazelwood Cemetery. Alma Lohmeyer funeral home.
Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Campbell, Greene, Missouri; Roll T625_915; Page: 9A; Enumeration District: 22; Image: 57.
Jim Brewer 25 MO MO MO labor, farm
Olive Brewer wife 18 MO IN IN
Amos Brewer brother 27 labor, farm MO MO MO
Bonnie Brewer sister in law 20 MO MO MO
Matilda Brewer mother 62 MO NC NC
Eliza Brewer sister 23 MO MO MO
On this census:
Eliza Brewer, the sister is the one that married Ernest Divine, and she is buried in same plot. His wife Olive is next to him, His mother Matilda also in the lot.
Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Springfield, Greene, Missouri; Roll 1188; Page: 21B; Enumeration District: 21; Image: 928.0.
James Brewer head 36
Olive Brewer wife 27
Mary Brewer daughter 6
Billie Brewer son 4 ??/12
Fredia Brewer daughter 3
James Brewer son 2
Matilda Brewer mother 71
This information sent in e-mail to me:
Her husband - Pleasant Monroe (Buck/Bud) Brewer b. 20 Dec 1861 Polk County, Mo d. 18 Nov 1916 Springfield, Greene Co, MO. Matilda's parents were Alexander McCullough and Mary Jane Martin.
Placed the orange flowers on the grave space 31 where a monument would be if she had one. The purple and white are on grave space 32 for Eliza Jane Divine that does not have any monument either.
Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Campbell, Greene, Missouri; Roll T625_915; Page: 9A; Enumeration District: 22; Image: 57.
Jim Brewer 25 MO MO MO labor, farm
Olive Brewer wife 18 MO IN IN
Amos Brewer brother 27 labor, farm MO MO MO
Bonnie Brewer sister in law 20 MO MO MO
Matilda Brewer mother 62 MO NC NC
Eliza Brewer sister 23 MO MO MO
On this census:
Eliza Brewer, the sister is the one that married Ernest Divine, and she is buried in same plot. His wife Olive is next to him, His mother Matilda also in the lot.
Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Springfield, Greene, Missouri; Roll 1188; Page: 21B; Enumeration District: 21; Image: 928.0.
James Brewer head 36
Olive Brewer wife 27
Mary Brewer daughter 6
Billie Brewer son 4 ??/12
Fredia Brewer daughter 3
James Brewer son 2
Matilda Brewer mother 71
This information sent in e-mail to me:
Her husband - Pleasant Monroe (Buck/Bud) Brewer b. 20 Dec 1861 Polk County, Mo d. 18 Nov 1916 Springfield, Greene Co, MO. Matilda's parents were Alexander McCullough and Mary Jane Martin.
Placed the orange flowers on the grave space 31 where a monument would be if she had one. The purple and white are on grave space 32 for Eliza Jane Divine that does not have any monument either.
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Lot well maintained all year round. Does not have any monument. The orange flowers mark the spot where a marker would be if she had one.
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