McCarty, Singleton S.,
1858 - 1922
At the time of the 1910 Census Singleton and Sarah McCarty were living in Danville township, Montgomery county, Missouri. Sarah was mother of eight, six of whom were living in 1910. Son Warren and his wife Pearley were living next to them. Singleton first married at age 22 and Sarah at age 32. Singleton owned his farm.
At the time of his son Claude's marriage on Dec. 23, 1917, S.S. was living at Prairie Fork, Missouri.
In 1920 Singleton and Sarah McCarty were living in Danville township, Montgomery county, Missouri and their married son Claude and his wife Minerva McCarty were also living in their home along with one grandchild.
Singleton S. McCarty died at the age of 63-11-13 of chronic arteriosclerosis and nephritis. He was a married farmer at the time of his death. Porter L. McCarty of Americus was the informant on his death record.
1858 - 1922
At the time of the 1910 Census Singleton and Sarah McCarty were living in Danville township, Montgomery county, Missouri. Sarah was mother of eight, six of whom were living in 1910. Son Warren and his wife Pearley were living next to them. Singleton first married at age 22 and Sarah at age 32. Singleton owned his farm.
At the time of his son Claude's marriage on Dec. 23, 1917, S.S. was living at Prairie Fork, Missouri.
In 1920 Singleton and Sarah McCarty were living in Danville township, Montgomery county, Missouri and their married son Claude and his wife Minerva McCarty were also living in their home along with one grandchild.
Singleton S. McCarty died at the age of 63-11-13 of chronic arteriosclerosis and nephritis. He was a married farmer at the time of his death. Porter L. McCarty of Americus was the informant on his death record.
McCarty, Singleton S.,
1858 - 1922
At the time of the 1910 Census Singleton and Sarah McCarty were living in Danville township, Montgomery county, Missouri. Sarah was mother of eight, six of whom were living in 1910. Son Warren and his wife Pearley were living next to them. Singleton first married at age 22 and Sarah at age 32. Singleton owned his farm.
At the time of his son Claude's marriage on Dec. 23, 1917, S.S. was living at Prairie Fork, Missouri.
In 1920 Singleton and Sarah McCarty were living in Danville township, Montgomery county, Missouri and their married son Claude and his wife Minerva McCarty were also living in their home along with one grandchild.
Singleton S. McCarty died at the age of 63-11-13 of chronic arteriosclerosis and nephritis. He was a married farmer at the time of his death. Porter L. McCarty of Americus was the informant on his death record.
1858 - 1922
At the time of the 1910 Census Singleton and Sarah McCarty were living in Danville township, Montgomery county, Missouri. Sarah was mother of eight, six of whom were living in 1910. Son Warren and his wife Pearley were living next to them. Singleton first married at age 22 and Sarah at age 32. Singleton owned his farm.
At the time of his son Claude's marriage on Dec. 23, 1917, S.S. was living at Prairie Fork, Missouri.
In 1920 Singleton and Sarah McCarty were living in Danville township, Montgomery county, Missouri and their married son Claude and his wife Minerva McCarty were also living in their home along with one grandchild.
Singleton S. McCarty died at the age of 63-11-13 of chronic arteriosclerosis and nephritis. He was a married farmer at the time of his death. Porter L. McCarty of Americus was the informant on his death record.
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