First married December 19, 1830 in Pittsylvania, Virginia to Ann E. White. Bought land in Franklin, Missouri in October 1, 1835. Married April 30, 1845 in St Louis, Missouri to Emily (Rawlins) Chiles / Childs. Note at this time last name listed as Chiles in records but changes in later years. Listed in Marriage record as being Colonel and a JR? In 1860 he was a tobacconist. Passed away at St Charles Flats, St Louis, Missouri.
Land grants state CHILES
His tobacco and merchandise business was named after him with partner Alexander Bassett. Named CHILES & Bassett.
Named in court documents as witness in daughter's divorce: F P CHILES. .
Cemetery records, death records and census have last name as Childs but some census also say it could be Chiles and an obituary has it as Chiles?
Land grants state CHILES
His tobacco and merchandise business was named after him with partner Alexander Bassett. Named CHILES & Bassett.
Named in court documents as witness in daughter's divorce: F P CHILES. .
Cemetery records, death records and census have last name as Childs but some census also say it could be Chiles and an obituary has it as Chiles?
First married December 19, 1830 in Pittsylvania, Virginia to Ann E. White. Bought land in Franklin, Missouri in October 1, 1835. Married April 30, 1845 in St Louis, Missouri to Emily (Rawlins) Chiles / Childs. Note at this time last name listed as Chiles in records but changes in later years. Listed in Marriage record as being Colonel and a JR? In 1860 he was a tobacconist. Passed away at St Charles Flats, St Louis, Missouri.
Land grants state CHILES
His tobacco and merchandise business was named after him with partner Alexander Bassett. Named CHILES & Bassett.
Named in court documents as witness in daughter's divorce: F P CHILES. .
Cemetery records, death records and census have last name as Childs but some census also say it could be Chiles and an obituary has it as Chiles?
Land grants state CHILES
His tobacco and merchandise business was named after him with partner Alexander Bassett. Named CHILES & Bassett.
Named in court documents as witness in daughter's divorce: F P CHILES. .
Cemetery records, death records and census have last name as Childs but some census also say it could be Chiles and an obituary has it as Chiles?
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Buried June 18, 1887
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