Roy Herndon Ellis, son of William Henry Ellis and Margaret Graham McPhatridge Ellis.
Roy H. Ellis was a democrat and a Mason. Dr. Ellis was a dentist of 23 years successful practice in Cooper county with offices in the Knights of Pythias building, Boonville. He is owner of 340 acres of land, part of which was a portion of a large estate of over 1,000 acres accumulated by his father, Doctor Ellis. The Ellis land is situated near Prairie Home, Missouri and is vary valuable, easily worth $ 125 an acre." SOURCE: (History of Cooper County, Missouri, by W. F. Johnson, published in 1919 by Historical Publications, Inc.)
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Roy H. Ellis was a democrat and a Mason. Dr. Ellis was a dentist of 23 years successful practice in Cooper county with offices in the Knights of Pythias building, Boonville. He is owner of 340 acres of land, part of which was a portion of a large estate of over 1,000 acres accumulated by his father, Doctor Ellis. The Ellis land is situated near Prairie Home, Missouri and is vary valuable, easily worth $ 125 an acre." SOURCE: (History of Cooper County, Missouri, by W. F. Johnson, published in 1919 by Historical Publications, Inc.)
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Roy Herndon Ellis, son of William Henry Ellis and Margaret Graham McPhatridge Ellis.
Roy H. Ellis was a democrat and a Mason. Dr. Ellis was a dentist of 23 years successful practice in Cooper county with offices in the Knights of Pythias building, Boonville. He is owner of 340 acres of land, part of which was a portion of a large estate of over 1,000 acres accumulated by his father, Doctor Ellis. The Ellis land is situated near Prairie Home, Missouri and is vary valuable, easily worth $ 125 an acre." SOURCE: (History of Cooper County, Missouri, by W. F. Johnson, published in 1919 by Historical Publications, Inc.)
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Roy H. Ellis was a democrat and a Mason. Dr. Ellis was a dentist of 23 years successful practice in Cooper county with offices in the Knights of Pythias building, Boonville. He is owner of 340 acres of land, part of which was a portion of a large estate of over 1,000 acres accumulated by his father, Doctor Ellis. The Ellis land is situated near Prairie Home, Missouri and is vary valuable, easily worth $ 125 an acre." SOURCE: (History of Cooper County, Missouri, by W. F. Johnson, published in 1919 by Historical Publications, Inc.)
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