1850 Census Missouri, Mercer Co, Dist 56, #199/2
V C Kirk, 20, M, Farmer, 150, Tn, Cannot read or write; Lucinda, 27, F, Tn
*listed as V C, s/b W C. He was also listed with his parents for 1850
1860 Census Missouri, Grundy Co, Liberty Twp, #1053/905
W C Kirk, 30, M, Farmer, 500, 200, Tn, Cannot read or write; Lucinda, 37, F, Tn, Cannot read or write; Seba, 9, F, Mo; James B, 5, M, Mo; Wm H, 3, M, Mo; Mary M,
1/12, F, Mo
1870 Census Missouri, Mercer Co, Washington Twp, #26/26
Kirk Clark, 41, M, W, Farmer, 4000, 1500, Tn; Lucinda, 47, F, W, Keeping house, Tn, Cannot write; James B, 16, M, W, Working on farm, Mo, Cannot read; William F, 13, M, W, At, Mo, Cannot read or write
Father: Thomas Riley KIRK b: ABT 1790 in Virginia
Mother: Martha GWYNNE
Marriage 1 Lucinda KISSINGER b: 1 APR 1823 in Tennessee
•Married: 1 JAN 1850 in Platte Co, Mo
Selina KIRK b: 1851 in Missouri
2. James B KIRK b: 29 AUG 1854 in Grundy Co, Mo
3. William F KIRK b: MAY 1857 in Missouri
4. Mary M KIRK b: JUN 1860 in Grundy Co, Mo
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Marriage 2 Mary Catherine HAYNES
1880 Census Missouri, Mercer Co, Washington Twp, #28/28
Kirk W C W, M, 50, M, Farmer, Cannot read or write, Tn, Va, Tn; Mary C, W, F, 31, Wife, M, Keeping house, Md, Me, Md; William F, W, M, 23, Son, S, Works on farm, Mo, Tn, Tn; Elisabeth, W, F, 11, Daughter, At home, Ia, Md, Md; Hillery Emma J, W, F, 9, Daughter, At home, Mo, Md, Md; Kirk Dedda E, W, F, 5, Daughter, Mo, Tn, Md; Ruthifer B, W, M, 3, Son, Mo, Tn, Md; Ida M, W, F, 1, Daughter, Mo, Tn, Md
1900 Census Arkansas, Benton Co, Hico Twp, #212/219
Kirk William, Head, W, M, aug, 1829, 70, M, 26, Tn, Tn, Tn, Farmer; Mary C, Wife, W, F, Feb, 1848, 52, M, 26, 11, 10, Md, Md, Md; Albert J, Son, W, M, Jan, 1884, 16, S, Mo, Tn, Md, Farm laborer; Martin L, Son, W, M, Sept, 1886, 13, S, Mo, Tn, Md, Farm laborer; Wyly C, Son, W, M, July, 1889, 10, S, Mo, Tn, Md, Farm laborer; Helvy F, Son, W, M, July, 1893, 6, S, Mo, Tn, Md; Hilda A, Daughter, W, F, Dec, 1897, 2, S, Mo, Tn, Md
1910 Census Arkansas, Benton Co, Gentry Twp, #80/81
Kirk Mary C, Head, F, W, 62, Wd, 11, 8, Md, Md, Md, Washer woman, At home; Franklin, Son, M, W, 16, S, Mo, Tn, Md, Laborer, Farm; Annie, Daughter, F, W, 12, S, Mo, Tn, Md; Bertie, Grandson, M, W, 4, S, Ok, Mo, Mo
Children
1. Lidda E KIRK b: ABT 1874
2. Ruthifer B KIRK b: ABT 1876
3. Ida M KIRK b: ABT 1878
4. Albert J KIRK b: JAN 1884 in Mercer Co, Mo
5. Martin Luther KIRK b: SEP 1886 in Mercer Co, Mo
6. Wiley C KIRK b: JUL 1889 in Mercer Co, Mo
7. Helvy F KIRK b: JUL 1892 in Mercer Co, Mo
8. Hilda A KIRK b: DEC 1897 in Mercer Co, Mo
Thanks to contributors of the Kirk Family.
From the Sacramento Daily Union, Monday, August 1st, 1859
On Saturday, the 25th of June, an affray occured at Grandville, Grundy county, Mo., in which George M. McAfee shot a man named Phipps, when Kirk, a brother-in-law of Phipps, drew a pistol and shot McAfee. Kirk immediately fled. The cause of the difficulty was not known. Phipps died on Tuesday night and McAfee was in a dying condition at last accounts.
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GRANVILLE, Grundy County, Missouri
Granville, an old town, flourished in the eighteen fifties, very near the present site of Dunlap. It had a general and grocery store, whose principle trade was in whisky, and a blacksmith shop. Here occurred the killing of McAfee and Phipps, about 1858.
The purpose of this chapter is to make mention, briefly of a portion only of those tragic events which have sometime been of great moment to the communities in which they occurred. The record is not complete. The doings of the Heatherleys, Grundy County's first criminals, are matters of tradition rather than of record. We can only know that they were here and committed numerous depredations, horse stealing and pilfering, prior to 1837. In about 1859 there was a double killing at the town of Granville. In a quarrel McAfee shot Phipps and was in turn shot by Clark Kirk.
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1850 Census Missouri, Mercer Co, Dist 56, #199/2
V C Kirk, 20, M, Farmer, 150, Tn, Cannot read or write; Lucinda, 27, F, Tn
*listed as V C, s/b W C. He was also listed with his parents for 1850
1860 Census Missouri, Grundy Co, Liberty Twp, #1053/905
W C Kirk, 30, M, Farmer, 500, 200, Tn, Cannot read or write; Lucinda, 37, F, Tn, Cannot read or write; Seba, 9, F, Mo; James B, 5, M, Mo; Wm H, 3, M, Mo; Mary M,
1/12, F, Mo
1870 Census Missouri, Mercer Co, Washington Twp, #26/26
Kirk Clark, 41, M, W, Farmer, 4000, 1500, Tn; Lucinda, 47, F, W, Keeping house, Tn, Cannot write; James B, 16, M, W, Working on farm, Mo, Cannot read; William F, 13, M, W, At, Mo, Cannot read or write
Father: Thomas Riley KIRK b: ABT 1790 in Virginia
Mother: Martha GWYNNE
Marriage 1 Lucinda KISSINGER b: 1 APR 1823 in Tennessee
•Married: 1 JAN 1850 in Platte Co, Mo
Selina KIRK b: 1851 in Missouri
2. James B KIRK b: 29 AUG 1854 in Grundy Co, Mo
3. William F KIRK b: MAY 1857 in Missouri
4. Mary M KIRK b: JUN 1860 in Grundy Co, Mo
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Marriage 2 Mary Catherine HAYNES
1880 Census Missouri, Mercer Co, Washington Twp, #28/28
Kirk W C W, M, 50, M, Farmer, Cannot read or write, Tn, Va, Tn; Mary C, W, F, 31, Wife, M, Keeping house, Md, Me, Md; William F, W, M, 23, Son, S, Works on farm, Mo, Tn, Tn; Elisabeth, W, F, 11, Daughter, At home, Ia, Md, Md; Hillery Emma J, W, F, 9, Daughter, At home, Mo, Md, Md; Kirk Dedda E, W, F, 5, Daughter, Mo, Tn, Md; Ruthifer B, W, M, 3, Son, Mo, Tn, Md; Ida M, W, F, 1, Daughter, Mo, Tn, Md
1900 Census Arkansas, Benton Co, Hico Twp, #212/219
Kirk William, Head, W, M, aug, 1829, 70, M, 26, Tn, Tn, Tn, Farmer; Mary C, Wife, W, F, Feb, 1848, 52, M, 26, 11, 10, Md, Md, Md; Albert J, Son, W, M, Jan, 1884, 16, S, Mo, Tn, Md, Farm laborer; Martin L, Son, W, M, Sept, 1886, 13, S, Mo, Tn, Md, Farm laborer; Wyly C, Son, W, M, July, 1889, 10, S, Mo, Tn, Md, Farm laborer; Helvy F, Son, W, M, July, 1893, 6, S, Mo, Tn, Md; Hilda A, Daughter, W, F, Dec, 1897, 2, S, Mo, Tn, Md
1910 Census Arkansas, Benton Co, Gentry Twp, #80/81
Kirk Mary C, Head, F, W, 62, Wd, 11, 8, Md, Md, Md, Washer woman, At home; Franklin, Son, M, W, 16, S, Mo, Tn, Md, Laborer, Farm; Annie, Daughter, F, W, 12, S, Mo, Tn, Md; Bertie, Grandson, M, W, 4, S, Ok, Mo, Mo
Children
1. Lidda E KIRK b: ABT 1874
2. Ruthifer B KIRK b: ABT 1876
3. Ida M KIRK b: ABT 1878
4. Albert J KIRK b: JAN 1884 in Mercer Co, Mo
5. Martin Luther KIRK b: SEP 1886 in Mercer Co, Mo
6. Wiley C KIRK b: JUL 1889 in Mercer Co, Mo
7. Helvy F KIRK b: JUL 1892 in Mercer Co, Mo
8. Hilda A KIRK b: DEC 1897 in Mercer Co, Mo
Thanks to contributors of the Kirk Family.
From the Sacramento Daily Union, Monday, August 1st, 1859
On Saturday, the 25th of June, an affray occured at Grandville, Grundy county, Mo., in which George M. McAfee shot a man named Phipps, when Kirk, a brother-in-law of Phipps, drew a pistol and shot McAfee. Kirk immediately fled. The cause of the difficulty was not known. Phipps died on Tuesday night and McAfee was in a dying condition at last accounts.
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GRANVILLE, Grundy County, Missouri
Granville, an old town, flourished in the eighteen fifties, very near the present site of Dunlap. It had a general and grocery store, whose principle trade was in whisky, and a blacksmith shop. Here occurred the killing of McAfee and Phipps, about 1858.
The purpose of this chapter is to make mention, briefly of a portion only of those tragic events which have sometime been of great moment to the communities in which they occurred. The record is not complete. The doings of the Heatherleys, Grundy County's first criminals, are matters of tradition rather than of record. We can only know that they were here and committed numerous depredations, horse stealing and pilfering, prior to 1837. In about 1859 there was a double killing at the town of Granville. In a quarrel McAfee shot Phipps and was in turn shot by Clark Kirk.
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