Migrated to Texas Co, MO. near Hartshorn just prior to the Civil War. He was the son of Allen & Anna Golden. Both born in South Carolina. They lived in Arkansas.
Elias married Surrilda Crabtree & migrated from Indiana to Casto Valley near Hartshorn. MO. in 1847. During the Civil War Elias & Surrilda moved to Illinois where several of their children were born. After the war they returned to the Hartshorn area.
Their son James Allen was a farmer & owned & operated the White Rose Flour Mill in Hartshorn from just prior to WW1 to the early 1930's.
The Golden family were pioneers of early days of Hartshorn, MO.
Elias married Surrilda Crabtree & migrated from Indiana to Casto Valley near Hartshorn. MO. in 1847. During the Civil War Elias & Surrilda moved to Illinois where several of their children were born. After the war they returned to the Hartshorn area.
Their son James Allen was a farmer & owned & operated the White Rose Flour Mill in Hartshorn from just prior to WW1 to the early 1930's.
The Golden family were pioneers of early days of Hartshorn, MO.
Migrated to Texas Co, MO. near Hartshorn just prior to the Civil War. He was the son of Allen & Anna Golden. Both born in South Carolina. They lived in Arkansas.
Elias married Surrilda Crabtree & migrated from Indiana to Casto Valley near Hartshorn. MO. in 1847. During the Civil War Elias & Surrilda moved to Illinois where several of their children were born. After the war they returned to the Hartshorn area.
Their son James Allen was a farmer & owned & operated the White Rose Flour Mill in Hartshorn from just prior to WW1 to the early 1930's.
The Golden family were pioneers of early days of Hartshorn, MO.
Elias married Surrilda Crabtree & migrated from Indiana to Casto Valley near Hartshorn. MO. in 1847. During the Civil War Elias & Surrilda moved to Illinois where several of their children were born. After the war they returned to the Hartshorn area.
Their son James Allen was a farmer & owned & operated the White Rose Flour Mill in Hartshorn from just prior to WW1 to the early 1930's.
The Golden family were pioneers of early days of Hartshorn, MO.
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