One of the few monuments with names on it that has survived the airport moving out to the land, and being taken over. It is not really a cemetery now, more like a meorial. They will not let anyone into the cemetery anymore to visit. Some years ago you had to be let in via a locked gate when it was on the airport land. I would assume they are using the burial grounds now for something, a building, etc. It is not said so in any paperwork that I have found. But the putting up the memoiral and the few stones and that is the ONLY place where one can go that has family buried there now.
His death cert. I located under a mis-spelling. Death cert name spelled Edward Gibony. Male, white, single. Father was George Gibony, mother unknown. Death cert. informant was a Greene County Farm staff member. His birth date and place was listed as unknown. Shown to be about 33 yrs of age. Occupation listed as farmer.
Source Citation: Registration State: Missouri; Registration County: Jackson; Roll: 1683384; Draft Board: 11
U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 ancestry.
Name: Edward Hiram Giboney
City: Kansas City County: Jackson State: Missouri Birthplace: Oklahoma Birth Date: 30 Jan 1890
Race: Caucasian (White)
Draft Board: 11 Age: 27
Occupation: Salesman
Nearest Relative: wife and child
Height/Build: Med.
Color of Eyes Blue /Hair: Light
Signature: June 5, 1917 E H Giboney.
Claiming exemtion as he had a wife and child.
The death cert. has him listed as single. In the 1917 draft card shows married and child.
Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Edward H Giboney Age: 27
Birth Date: abt 1890 Marriage Date: 11 Jan 1917
Marriage Location: Jackson, Missouri Marriage County: Jackson Spouse Name: Wanda Mathews Spouse Age: 22 Spouse Birth Date: abt 1895
Source Citation: Year: 1920; Census Place: Kansas City Ward 10, Jackson, Missouri; Roll: T625_926; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 159; Image: 977. This census listed him, wife and a child named Barbara age 5.
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A family member sent me this e mail:
Hello, This was my grandmothers younger brother, born in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory. Very large family buried from MO to CA. Was interested in a little more history of this cemetery. My grandmother was buried at Rock Prairie, Boliver. Best, Paul.
Oh my!
Edward was 35 when he died. His Family was in Cherokee Nation, Indian Terr until they were classified as intruders in 1902 and told to leave before OKLAHOMA statehood. I have little family history on him. he died before his mother and father, who are buried in Eastlawn. His grandmother owned half of Springfield at the turn of the last century. His father had 21 children, last one at 60. Not a warm, loving or committed family is what I'm finding. Can I send you his photo from 1904 to post, I will need to crop it from a group? Thanks, this is not what I expected to find... Paul
George Washington Giboney 1852-1930 and Martha Ann Ballinger Giboney 1864-1942 were his parents. They were married in Joplin in 1882.
Lived Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory 1882-1902 and Springfield after. George's first wife Josie Clark died in child birth 1881, she was Cherokee.
The place of birth for Edward H. Giboney has been listed as Oklahoma. Edward was born in 1890. Oklahoma became a state in 1907. Edward H. Giboney as well as other brothers and sisters were really born in The Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory.
The complete list of siblings:
Half sisters
Mattie GIboney 7/23/1876-1876
Mittie Giboney Bazzell 7/23/1876-2/22/1950
Baby
Baby
Ida Lee Giboney Ballinger, lived approx 26yrs
Twin babies 1881-1881
Brother and sisters
John Sidney Giboney ( you have info listed)
Baby 1884
Harmon Giboney 2/2/1886-2/12/1909
Nona Blanche Giboney 10/21/1888-9/9/1914
E H Giboney
George Roy Giboney 10/17/1891-4/14/1979
Josie May Giboney Drumright 7/8/1894/-12/2/1979
Ruby F. Giboney 3/17/1896-6/9/1898
Ora S. Giboney 1/1/1898-4/16/1899
Clyde Everett Giboney 3/20/1900-5/8/1965
Carl Howard Giboney 5/1/1902-9/8/1976
Opal Ester Giboney Curtis and Frett 5/27/1904-10/28/1983
Dillian E. Giboney 2/20/1906-7/19/1926
Leonard F. Giboney 2/19/1908-9/2/1969
Max Deane Giboney 12/1/1911-5/7/1967
Thank you, Paul
His death cert. I located under a mis-spelling. Death cert name spelled Edward Gibony. Male, white, single. Father was George Gibony, mother unknown. Death cert. informant was a Greene County Farm staff member. His birth date and place was listed as unknown. Shown to be about 33 yrs of age. Occupation listed as farmer.
Source Citation: Registration State: Missouri; Registration County: Jackson; Roll: 1683384; Draft Board: 11
U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 ancestry.
Name: Edward Hiram Giboney
City: Kansas City County: Jackson State: Missouri Birthplace: Oklahoma Birth Date: 30 Jan 1890
Race: Caucasian (White)
Draft Board: 11 Age: 27
Occupation: Salesman
Nearest Relative: wife and child
Height/Build: Med.
Color of Eyes Blue /Hair: Light
Signature: June 5, 1917 E H Giboney.
Claiming exemtion as he had a wife and child.
The death cert. has him listed as single. In the 1917 draft card shows married and child.
Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Edward H Giboney Age: 27
Birth Date: abt 1890 Marriage Date: 11 Jan 1917
Marriage Location: Jackson, Missouri Marriage County: Jackson Spouse Name: Wanda Mathews Spouse Age: 22 Spouse Birth Date: abt 1895
Source Citation: Year: 1920; Census Place: Kansas City Ward 10, Jackson, Missouri; Roll: T625_926; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 159; Image: 977. This census listed him, wife and a child named Barbara age 5.
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A family member sent me this e mail:
Hello, This was my grandmothers younger brother, born in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory. Very large family buried from MO to CA. Was interested in a little more history of this cemetery. My grandmother was buried at Rock Prairie, Boliver. Best, Paul.
Oh my!
Edward was 35 when he died. His Family was in Cherokee Nation, Indian Terr until they were classified as intruders in 1902 and told to leave before OKLAHOMA statehood. I have little family history on him. he died before his mother and father, who are buried in Eastlawn. His grandmother owned half of Springfield at the turn of the last century. His father had 21 children, last one at 60. Not a warm, loving or committed family is what I'm finding. Can I send you his photo from 1904 to post, I will need to crop it from a group? Thanks, this is not what I expected to find... Paul
George Washington Giboney 1852-1930 and Martha Ann Ballinger Giboney 1864-1942 were his parents. They were married in Joplin in 1882.
Lived Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory 1882-1902 and Springfield after. George's first wife Josie Clark died in child birth 1881, she was Cherokee.
The place of birth for Edward H. Giboney has been listed as Oklahoma. Edward was born in 1890. Oklahoma became a state in 1907. Edward H. Giboney as well as other brothers and sisters were really born in The Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory.
The complete list of siblings:
Half sisters
Mattie GIboney 7/23/1876-1876
Mittie Giboney Bazzell 7/23/1876-2/22/1950
Baby
Baby
Ida Lee Giboney Ballinger, lived approx 26yrs
Twin babies 1881-1881
Brother and sisters
John Sidney Giboney ( you have info listed)
Baby 1884
Harmon Giboney 2/2/1886-2/12/1909
Nona Blanche Giboney 10/21/1888-9/9/1914
E H Giboney
George Roy Giboney 10/17/1891-4/14/1979
Josie May Giboney Drumright 7/8/1894/-12/2/1979
Ruby F. Giboney 3/17/1896-6/9/1898
Ora S. Giboney 1/1/1898-4/16/1899
Clyde Everett Giboney 3/20/1900-5/8/1965
Carl Howard Giboney 5/1/1902-9/8/1976
Opal Ester Giboney Curtis and Frett 5/27/1904-10/28/1983
Dillian E. Giboney 2/20/1906-7/19/1926
Leonard F. Giboney 2/19/1908-9/2/1969
Max Deane Giboney 12/1/1911-5/7/1967
Thank you, Paul
One of the few monuments with names on it that has survived the airport moving out to the land, and being taken over. It is not really a cemetery now, more like a meorial. They will not let anyone into the cemetery anymore to visit. Some years ago you had to be let in via a locked gate when it was on the airport land. I would assume they are using the burial grounds now for something, a building, etc. It is not said so in any paperwork that I have found. But the putting up the memoiral and the few stones and that is the ONLY place where one can go that has family buried there now.
His death cert. I located under a mis-spelling. Death cert name spelled Edward Gibony. Male, white, single. Father was George Gibony, mother unknown. Death cert. informant was a Greene County Farm staff member. His birth date and place was listed as unknown. Shown to be about 33 yrs of age. Occupation listed as farmer.
Source Citation: Registration State: Missouri; Registration County: Jackson; Roll: 1683384; Draft Board: 11
U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 ancestry.
Name: Edward Hiram Giboney
City: Kansas City County: Jackson State: Missouri Birthplace: Oklahoma Birth Date: 30 Jan 1890
Race: Caucasian (White)
Draft Board: 11 Age: 27
Occupation: Salesman
Nearest Relative: wife and child
Height/Build: Med.
Color of Eyes Blue /Hair: Light
Signature: June 5, 1917 E H Giboney.
Claiming exemtion as he had a wife and child.
The death cert. has him listed as single. In the 1917 draft card shows married and child.
Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Edward H Giboney Age: 27
Birth Date: abt 1890 Marriage Date: 11 Jan 1917
Marriage Location: Jackson, Missouri Marriage County: Jackson Spouse Name: Wanda Mathews Spouse Age: 22 Spouse Birth Date: abt 1895
Source Citation: Year: 1920; Census Place: Kansas City Ward 10, Jackson, Missouri; Roll: T625_926; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 159; Image: 977. This census listed him, wife and a child named Barbara age 5.
***********************************************************
A family member sent me this e mail:
Hello, This was my grandmothers younger brother, born in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory. Very large family buried from MO to CA. Was interested in a little more history of this cemetery. My grandmother was buried at Rock Prairie, Boliver. Best, Paul.
Oh my!
Edward was 35 when he died. His Family was in Cherokee Nation, Indian Terr until they were classified as intruders in 1902 and told to leave before OKLAHOMA statehood. I have little family history on him. he died before his mother and father, who are buried in Eastlawn. His grandmother owned half of Springfield at the turn of the last century. His father had 21 children, last one at 60. Not a warm, loving or committed family is what I'm finding. Can I send you his photo from 1904 to post, I will need to crop it from a group? Thanks, this is not what I expected to find... Paul
George Washington Giboney 1852-1930 and Martha Ann Ballinger Giboney 1864-1942 were his parents. They were married in Joplin in 1882.
Lived Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory 1882-1902 and Springfield after. George's first wife Josie Clark died in child birth 1881, she was Cherokee.
The place of birth for Edward H. Giboney has been listed as Oklahoma. Edward was born in 1890. Oklahoma became a state in 1907. Edward H. Giboney as well as other brothers and sisters were really born in The Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory.
The complete list of siblings:
Half sisters
Mattie GIboney 7/23/1876-1876
Mittie Giboney Bazzell 7/23/1876-2/22/1950
Baby
Baby
Ida Lee Giboney Ballinger, lived approx 26yrs
Twin babies 1881-1881
Brother and sisters
John Sidney Giboney ( you have info listed)
Baby 1884
Harmon Giboney 2/2/1886-2/12/1909
Nona Blanche Giboney 10/21/1888-9/9/1914
E H Giboney
George Roy Giboney 10/17/1891-4/14/1979
Josie May Giboney Drumright 7/8/1894/-12/2/1979
Ruby F. Giboney 3/17/1896-6/9/1898
Ora S. Giboney 1/1/1898-4/16/1899
Clyde Everett Giboney 3/20/1900-5/8/1965
Carl Howard Giboney 5/1/1902-9/8/1976
Opal Ester Giboney Curtis and Frett 5/27/1904-10/28/1983
Dillian E. Giboney 2/20/1906-7/19/1926
Leonard F. Giboney 2/19/1908-9/2/1969
Max Deane Giboney 12/1/1911-5/7/1967
Thank you, Paul
His death cert. I located under a mis-spelling. Death cert name spelled Edward Gibony. Male, white, single. Father was George Gibony, mother unknown. Death cert. informant was a Greene County Farm staff member. His birth date and place was listed as unknown. Shown to be about 33 yrs of age. Occupation listed as farmer.
Source Citation: Registration State: Missouri; Registration County: Jackson; Roll: 1683384; Draft Board: 11
U.S., World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 ancestry.
Name: Edward Hiram Giboney
City: Kansas City County: Jackson State: Missouri Birthplace: Oklahoma Birth Date: 30 Jan 1890
Race: Caucasian (White)
Draft Board: 11 Age: 27
Occupation: Salesman
Nearest Relative: wife and child
Height/Build: Med.
Color of Eyes Blue /Hair: Light
Signature: June 5, 1917 E H Giboney.
Claiming exemtion as he had a wife and child.
The death cert. has him listed as single. In the 1917 draft card shows married and child.
Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Edward H Giboney Age: 27
Birth Date: abt 1890 Marriage Date: 11 Jan 1917
Marriage Location: Jackson, Missouri Marriage County: Jackson Spouse Name: Wanda Mathews Spouse Age: 22 Spouse Birth Date: abt 1895
Source Citation: Year: 1920; Census Place: Kansas City Ward 10, Jackson, Missouri; Roll: T625_926; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 159; Image: 977. This census listed him, wife and a child named Barbara age 5.
***********************************************************
A family member sent me this e mail:
Hello, This was my grandmothers younger brother, born in Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory. Very large family buried from MO to CA. Was interested in a little more history of this cemetery. My grandmother was buried at Rock Prairie, Boliver. Best, Paul.
Oh my!
Edward was 35 when he died. His Family was in Cherokee Nation, Indian Terr until they were classified as intruders in 1902 and told to leave before OKLAHOMA statehood. I have little family history on him. he died before his mother and father, who are buried in Eastlawn. His grandmother owned half of Springfield at the turn of the last century. His father had 21 children, last one at 60. Not a warm, loving or committed family is what I'm finding. Can I send you his photo from 1904 to post, I will need to crop it from a group? Thanks, this is not what I expected to find... Paul
George Washington Giboney 1852-1930 and Martha Ann Ballinger Giboney 1864-1942 were his parents. They were married in Joplin in 1882.
Lived Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory 1882-1902 and Springfield after. George's first wife Josie Clark died in child birth 1881, she was Cherokee.
The place of birth for Edward H. Giboney has been listed as Oklahoma. Edward was born in 1890. Oklahoma became a state in 1907. Edward H. Giboney as well as other brothers and sisters were really born in The Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory.
The complete list of siblings:
Half sisters
Mattie GIboney 7/23/1876-1876
Mittie Giboney Bazzell 7/23/1876-2/22/1950
Baby
Baby
Ida Lee Giboney Ballinger, lived approx 26yrs
Twin babies 1881-1881
Brother and sisters
John Sidney Giboney ( you have info listed)
Baby 1884
Harmon Giboney 2/2/1886-2/12/1909
Nona Blanche Giboney 10/21/1888-9/9/1914
E H Giboney
George Roy Giboney 10/17/1891-4/14/1979
Josie May Giboney Drumright 7/8/1894/-12/2/1979
Ruby F. Giboney 3/17/1896-6/9/1898
Ora S. Giboney 1/1/1898-4/16/1899
Clyde Everett Giboney 3/20/1900-5/8/1965
Carl Howard Giboney 5/1/1902-9/8/1976
Opal Ester Giboney Curtis and Frett 5/27/1904-10/28/1983
Dillian E. Giboney 2/20/1906-7/19/1926
Leonard F. Giboney 2/19/1908-9/2/1969
Max Deane Giboney 12/1/1911-5/7/1967
Thank you, Paul
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