Charles David Wallace was the son of William Charles Wallace and Sarah Ann Ridenhour. William Charles was the son of Francis C. Wallace and Mary Hammon. Sarah Ann Ridenhour was the daughter of Barnett [Bernard] Ridenhour and Susannah Effie Jane Williams.
Charles David mar. Alice Wideman and had the following known siblings:
Martelia mar. Thomas Willoughby
Julia mar. George Baxter
Melcena mar. Stephen R. Atkins
Sarah mar. John B. Sewell
Barney [F.B.] mar. Josephine Dessieux
James Riley mar. Jane Romine
John mar. Hannah Backues nee Keeney
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Home in 1900: Bourbois, Gasconade, Missouri
Charles Wallace 37 Jun 1862 mar 10y MO
Allice Wallace 30 wf Aug 1869 4/4 ch MO
Grace Wallace 9 dau Apr 1891 MO
Ray Wallace 7 son Mar 1893 MO
Angelica Wallace 4 dau ? 1896 MO
Bernice Wallace 11/12 dau Jun 1896 MO
Martha Norwood 17 Jan 1882 sgl MO
James Y Wideman 64 fil Aug 1835 wd MO
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Marriage, Phelps Co, MO: Charles D. Wallace from Oakhill, Crawford Co, MO and Alice Wideman from Phelps Co, Rolla, MO married 5 May 1890 in Rolla, Phelps Co, MO.
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Home in 1880: Jefferson, Maries, Missouri
William Wallis 60 mar. MO
Sarah Wallis 59 wf mar. MO
James R. Wallis 28 son sgl MO
John G. Wallis 21 son MO
Charles D. Wallis 17 son MO
Jane Romine 20 f/w servant MO
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From History of Maries Co, MO by Everett M. King: William C. Wallace, who seems to have been the only son of the Wallace family to come to this county, was born in Tennessee. His parents were early day settlers in the north part of Crawford County, where he grew to manhood and where he was married on May 2, 1839, to Elizabeth Ridenhour by Mark D. Spain, Justice of the Peace of Gasconade County. His wife, born August 1, 1813, was a sister of John Sartain Ridenhour. Mrs. Wallace died some years before her husband, who later married Laura, widow of John C. Wallace of Lanes
Prairie (no relation). All have been dead many years, as have also all of the eight children born of this marriage who lived to maturity. They were: Martelia, Julia, Melcena, Sarah, Barney, James, John, and David Wallace....
David Wallace married Alice Wideman. He lived near Red Bird after his marriage until his death early in manhood, after which the widow and children lived in St. Louis for many years. It is thought there were three children, Bernice and Angeline, whose married names are not known here, and a son, Roy, who married Ophelia Moore and died in St. Louis leaving one daughter, Ruth Ray Wallace, now in Gary, Indiana.
Charles David mar. Alice Wideman and had the following known siblings:
Martelia mar. Thomas Willoughby
Julia mar. George Baxter
Melcena mar. Stephen R. Atkins
Sarah mar. John B. Sewell
Barney [F.B.] mar. Josephine Dessieux
James Riley mar. Jane Romine
John mar. Hannah Backues nee Keeney
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Home in 1900: Bourbois, Gasconade, Missouri
Charles Wallace 37 Jun 1862 mar 10y MO
Allice Wallace 30 wf Aug 1869 4/4 ch MO
Grace Wallace 9 dau Apr 1891 MO
Ray Wallace 7 son Mar 1893 MO
Angelica Wallace 4 dau ? 1896 MO
Bernice Wallace 11/12 dau Jun 1896 MO
Martha Norwood 17 Jan 1882 sgl MO
James Y Wideman 64 fil Aug 1835 wd MO
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Marriage, Phelps Co, MO: Charles D. Wallace from Oakhill, Crawford Co, MO and Alice Wideman from Phelps Co, Rolla, MO married 5 May 1890 in Rolla, Phelps Co, MO.
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Home in 1880: Jefferson, Maries, Missouri
William Wallis 60 mar. MO
Sarah Wallis 59 wf mar. MO
James R. Wallis 28 son sgl MO
John G. Wallis 21 son MO
Charles D. Wallis 17 son MO
Jane Romine 20 f/w servant MO
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From History of Maries Co, MO by Everett M. King: William C. Wallace, who seems to have been the only son of the Wallace family to come to this county, was born in Tennessee. His parents were early day settlers in the north part of Crawford County, where he grew to manhood and where he was married on May 2, 1839, to Elizabeth Ridenhour by Mark D. Spain, Justice of the Peace of Gasconade County. His wife, born August 1, 1813, was a sister of John Sartain Ridenhour. Mrs. Wallace died some years before her husband, who later married Laura, widow of John C. Wallace of Lanes
Prairie (no relation). All have been dead many years, as have also all of the eight children born of this marriage who lived to maturity. They were: Martelia, Julia, Melcena, Sarah, Barney, James, John, and David Wallace....
David Wallace married Alice Wideman. He lived near Red Bird after his marriage until his death early in manhood, after which the widow and children lived in St. Louis for many years. It is thought there were three children, Bernice and Angeline, whose married names are not known here, and a son, Roy, who married Ophelia Moore and died in St. Louis leaving one daughter, Ruth Ray Wallace, now in Gary, Indiana.
Charles David Wallace was the son of William Charles Wallace and Sarah Ann Ridenhour. William Charles was the son of Francis C. Wallace and Mary Hammon. Sarah Ann Ridenhour was the daughter of Barnett [Bernard] Ridenhour and Susannah Effie Jane Williams.
Charles David mar. Alice Wideman and had the following known siblings:
Martelia mar. Thomas Willoughby
Julia mar. George Baxter
Melcena mar. Stephen R. Atkins
Sarah mar. John B. Sewell
Barney [F.B.] mar. Josephine Dessieux
James Riley mar. Jane Romine
John mar. Hannah Backues nee Keeney
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Home in 1900: Bourbois, Gasconade, Missouri
Charles Wallace 37 Jun 1862 mar 10y MO
Allice Wallace 30 wf Aug 1869 4/4 ch MO
Grace Wallace 9 dau Apr 1891 MO
Ray Wallace 7 son Mar 1893 MO
Angelica Wallace 4 dau ? 1896 MO
Bernice Wallace 11/12 dau Jun 1896 MO
Martha Norwood 17 Jan 1882 sgl MO
James Y Wideman 64 fil Aug 1835 wd MO
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Marriage, Phelps Co, MO: Charles D. Wallace from Oakhill, Crawford Co, MO and Alice Wideman from Phelps Co, Rolla, MO married 5 May 1890 in Rolla, Phelps Co, MO.
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Home in 1880: Jefferson, Maries, Missouri
William Wallis 60 mar. MO
Sarah Wallis 59 wf mar. MO
James R. Wallis 28 son sgl MO
John G. Wallis 21 son MO
Charles D. Wallis 17 son MO
Jane Romine 20 f/w servant MO
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From History of Maries Co, MO by Everett M. King: William C. Wallace, who seems to have been the only son of the Wallace family to come to this county, was born in Tennessee. His parents were early day settlers in the north part of Crawford County, where he grew to manhood and where he was married on May 2, 1839, to Elizabeth Ridenhour by Mark D. Spain, Justice of the Peace of Gasconade County. His wife, born August 1, 1813, was a sister of John Sartain Ridenhour. Mrs. Wallace died some years before her husband, who later married Laura, widow of John C. Wallace of Lanes
Prairie (no relation). All have been dead many years, as have also all of the eight children born of this marriage who lived to maturity. They were: Martelia, Julia, Melcena, Sarah, Barney, James, John, and David Wallace....
David Wallace married Alice Wideman. He lived near Red Bird after his marriage until his death early in manhood, after which the widow and children lived in St. Louis for many years. It is thought there were three children, Bernice and Angeline, whose married names are not known here, and a son, Roy, who married Ophelia Moore and died in St. Louis leaving one daughter, Ruth Ray Wallace, now in Gary, Indiana.
Charles David mar. Alice Wideman and had the following known siblings:
Martelia mar. Thomas Willoughby
Julia mar. George Baxter
Melcena mar. Stephen R. Atkins
Sarah mar. John B. Sewell
Barney [F.B.] mar. Josephine Dessieux
James Riley mar. Jane Romine
John mar. Hannah Backues nee Keeney
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Home in 1900: Bourbois, Gasconade, Missouri
Charles Wallace 37 Jun 1862 mar 10y MO
Allice Wallace 30 wf Aug 1869 4/4 ch MO
Grace Wallace 9 dau Apr 1891 MO
Ray Wallace 7 son Mar 1893 MO
Angelica Wallace 4 dau ? 1896 MO
Bernice Wallace 11/12 dau Jun 1896 MO
Martha Norwood 17 Jan 1882 sgl MO
James Y Wideman 64 fil Aug 1835 wd MO
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Marriage, Phelps Co, MO: Charles D. Wallace from Oakhill, Crawford Co, MO and Alice Wideman from Phelps Co, Rolla, MO married 5 May 1890 in Rolla, Phelps Co, MO.
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Home in 1880: Jefferson, Maries, Missouri
William Wallis 60 mar. MO
Sarah Wallis 59 wf mar. MO
James R. Wallis 28 son sgl MO
John G. Wallis 21 son MO
Charles D. Wallis 17 son MO
Jane Romine 20 f/w servant MO
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From History of Maries Co, MO by Everett M. King: William C. Wallace, who seems to have been the only son of the Wallace family to come to this county, was born in Tennessee. His parents were early day settlers in the north part of Crawford County, where he grew to manhood and where he was married on May 2, 1839, to Elizabeth Ridenhour by Mark D. Spain, Justice of the Peace of Gasconade County. His wife, born August 1, 1813, was a sister of John Sartain Ridenhour. Mrs. Wallace died some years before her husband, who later married Laura, widow of John C. Wallace of Lanes
Prairie (no relation). All have been dead many years, as have also all of the eight children born of this marriage who lived to maturity. They were: Martelia, Julia, Melcena, Sarah, Barney, James, John, and David Wallace....
David Wallace married Alice Wideman. He lived near Red Bird after his marriage until his death early in manhood, after which the widow and children lived in St. Louis for many years. It is thought there were three children, Bernice and Angeline, whose married names are not known here, and a son, Roy, who married Ophelia Moore and died in St. Louis leaving one daughter, Ruth Ray Wallace, now in Gary, Indiana.
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