Thomas Bell Love was born in Hayward County, North Carolina, on December 27, 1798, and was the son of Gen. Thomas W. and Martha Patsy(Dillard) Love. Thomas B. Love married Elizabeth Barnard on July 29, 1821 in Hayward Co., NC. The 1840 Census shows the family living in Henry, Tennessee. In 1842, Thomas B. Love moved to what is now Webster Co., Mo. (Webster Co. was part of Wright County
until 1855). He homesteaded 600 acres of land (U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907). This land was retained by his children until 1910. Thomas B. passed away in 1852 and owned about 25 slaves at the time of his death.
The children of Thomas B. Love and Martha Patsy (Dillard) Love: Martha (Love) Lea (1822 1848), Robert (1826 1847), Margarite Elizabeth (Love) Burnett (1828 1867), Joseph B. (1831 1875), Darcus Glorvina (Love) Johnson (1835 1865), Dianna(or Dicy) G. (1838 1853), Letitia J. (Love) Welch (1841 1914), Col. Thomas Calvin Love (1844 1920), and Elenor 'Ellen' B. (Love) Bouldin
(1846 1887). The family Bible also lists a child, Tolly, who passed away at the age of five. (according to ancestry.com), "Polly" was born April 22 1833 and died October 11, 1838 in Paris, Henry, Tenn
The "Journal on Post Offices of Webster County" published by the Historical Society states that Thomas B. Love was the first postmaster in Hazelwood, Wright, Missouri appointed March 9, 1844.
(Information was submitted by Helen Lamb with information taken from "Past and Present of Greene County, Missouri," by Johnathan Fairbanks, 1915 and ancestry.com)
until 1855). He homesteaded 600 acres of land (U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907). This land was retained by his children until 1910. Thomas B. passed away in 1852 and owned about 25 slaves at the time of his death.
The children of Thomas B. Love and Martha Patsy (Dillard) Love: Martha (Love) Lea (1822 1848), Robert (1826 1847), Margarite Elizabeth (Love) Burnett (1828 1867), Joseph B. (1831 1875), Darcus Glorvina (Love) Johnson (1835 1865), Dianna(or Dicy) G. (1838 1853), Letitia J. (Love) Welch (1841 1914), Col. Thomas Calvin Love (1844 1920), and Elenor 'Ellen' B. (Love) Bouldin
(1846 1887). The family Bible also lists a child, Tolly, who passed away at the age of five. (according to ancestry.com), "Polly" was born April 22 1833 and died October 11, 1838 in Paris, Henry, Tenn
The "Journal on Post Offices of Webster County" published by the Historical Society states that Thomas B. Love was the first postmaster in Hazelwood, Wright, Missouri appointed March 9, 1844.
(Information was submitted by Helen Lamb with information taken from "Past and Present of Greene County, Missouri," by Johnathan Fairbanks, 1915 and ancestry.com)
Thomas Bell Love was born in Hayward County, North Carolina, on December 27, 1798, and was the son of Gen. Thomas W. and Martha Patsy(Dillard) Love. Thomas B. Love married Elizabeth Barnard on July 29, 1821 in Hayward Co., NC. The 1840 Census shows the family living in Henry, Tennessee. In 1842, Thomas B. Love moved to what is now Webster Co., Mo. (Webster Co. was part of Wright County
until 1855). He homesteaded 600 acres of land (U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907). This land was retained by his children until 1910. Thomas B. passed away in 1852 and owned about 25 slaves at the time of his death.
The children of Thomas B. Love and Martha Patsy (Dillard) Love: Martha (Love) Lea (1822 1848), Robert (1826 1847), Margarite Elizabeth (Love) Burnett (1828 1867), Joseph B. (1831 1875), Darcus Glorvina (Love) Johnson (1835 1865), Dianna(or Dicy) G. (1838 1853), Letitia J. (Love) Welch (1841 1914), Col. Thomas Calvin Love (1844 1920), and Elenor 'Ellen' B. (Love) Bouldin
(1846 1887). The family Bible also lists a child, Tolly, who passed away at the age of five. (according to ancestry.com), "Polly" was born April 22 1833 and died October 11, 1838 in Paris, Henry, Tenn
The "Journal on Post Offices of Webster County" published by the Historical Society states that Thomas B. Love was the first postmaster in Hazelwood, Wright, Missouri appointed March 9, 1844.
(Information was submitted by Helen Lamb with information taken from "Past and Present of Greene County, Missouri," by Johnathan Fairbanks, 1915 and ancestry.com)
until 1855). He homesteaded 600 acres of land (U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907). This land was retained by his children until 1910. Thomas B. passed away in 1852 and owned about 25 slaves at the time of his death.
The children of Thomas B. Love and Martha Patsy (Dillard) Love: Martha (Love) Lea (1822 1848), Robert (1826 1847), Margarite Elizabeth (Love) Burnett (1828 1867), Joseph B. (1831 1875), Darcus Glorvina (Love) Johnson (1835 1865), Dianna(or Dicy) G. (1838 1853), Letitia J. (Love) Welch (1841 1914), Col. Thomas Calvin Love (1844 1920), and Elenor 'Ellen' B. (Love) Bouldin
(1846 1887). The family Bible also lists a child, Tolly, who passed away at the age of five. (according to ancestry.com), "Polly" was born April 22 1833 and died October 11, 1838 in Paris, Henry, Tenn
The "Journal on Post Offices of Webster County" published by the Historical Society states that Thomas B. Love was the first postmaster in Hazelwood, Wright, Missouri appointed March 9, 1844.
(Information was submitted by Helen Lamb with information taken from "Past and Present of Greene County, Missouri," by Johnathan Fairbanks, 1915 and ancestry.com)
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