married: Mary Josephine Younger
1860 Jackson Co MO
2 children:
Margaret "Mollie" b 1862 Jackson Co MO
Jeptha "Jeff" b 1867 Jackson Co MO
*they were all 4 in the 1870 West Carroll Parish, LA Census*
John is shown in 1876 San Mateo CA Voters Reg
1850 Nelson Co KY census
1860 Jackson Co MO census
1870 Floyd, West Carroll Parish LA census
1876 San Mateo Co CA voters registration
**last name spelled as it is on his marker**
although census & voters registration spells it:
Jarrette∼John Jarrette was born in Kentucky. He married Mary Josephine Younger may 8, 1860. She was the sister of Cole Younger. Before the War Between the States, John worked as a carpenter. During the war, he was the Captain of Company E of the Jackson County Regiment of Gen. Jo Shelby's Iron Brigade until January 21, 1863 when he and 1st Lt. George W. Shepherd resigned and went home and afterwards rode with Captain William Quantrill. It is said that after the war he rode with the James-Younger Gang. Their children were Jeptha b, 1862 and Margaret b. 1864.
1860 Jackson Co MO
2 children:
Margaret "Mollie" b 1862 Jackson Co MO
Jeptha "Jeff" b 1867 Jackson Co MO
*they were all 4 in the 1870 West Carroll Parish, LA Census*
John is shown in 1876 San Mateo CA Voters Reg
1850 Nelson Co KY census
1860 Jackson Co MO census
1870 Floyd, West Carroll Parish LA census
1876 San Mateo Co CA voters registration
**last name spelled as it is on his marker**
although census & voters registration spells it:
Jarrette∼John Jarrette was born in Kentucky. He married Mary Josephine Younger may 8, 1860. She was the sister of Cole Younger. Before the War Between the States, John worked as a carpenter. During the war, he was the Captain of Company E of the Jackson County Regiment of Gen. Jo Shelby's Iron Brigade until January 21, 1863 when he and 1st Lt. George W. Shepherd resigned and went home and afterwards rode with Captain William Quantrill. It is said that after the war he rode with the James-Younger Gang. Their children were Jeptha b, 1862 and Margaret b. 1864.
married: Mary Josephine Younger
1860 Jackson Co MO
2 children:
Margaret "Mollie" b 1862 Jackson Co MO
Jeptha "Jeff" b 1867 Jackson Co MO
*they were all 4 in the 1870 West Carroll Parish, LA Census*
John is shown in 1876 San Mateo CA Voters Reg
1850 Nelson Co KY census
1860 Jackson Co MO census
1870 Floyd, West Carroll Parish LA census
1876 San Mateo Co CA voters registration
**last name spelled as it is on his marker**
although census & voters registration spells it:
Jarrette∼John Jarrette was born in Kentucky. He married Mary Josephine Younger may 8, 1860. She was the sister of Cole Younger. Before the War Between the States, John worked as a carpenter. During the war, he was the Captain of Company E of the Jackson County Regiment of Gen. Jo Shelby's Iron Brigade until January 21, 1863 when he and 1st Lt. George W. Shepherd resigned and went home and afterwards rode with Captain William Quantrill. It is said that after the war he rode with the James-Younger Gang. Their children were Jeptha b, 1862 and Margaret b. 1864.
1860 Jackson Co MO
2 children:
Margaret "Mollie" b 1862 Jackson Co MO
Jeptha "Jeff" b 1867 Jackson Co MO
*they were all 4 in the 1870 West Carroll Parish, LA Census*
John is shown in 1876 San Mateo CA Voters Reg
1850 Nelson Co KY census
1860 Jackson Co MO census
1870 Floyd, West Carroll Parish LA census
1876 San Mateo Co CA voters registration
**last name spelled as it is on his marker**
although census & voters registration spells it:
Jarrette∼John Jarrette was born in Kentucky. He married Mary Josephine Younger may 8, 1860. She was the sister of Cole Younger. Before the War Between the States, John worked as a carpenter. During the war, he was the Captain of Company E of the Jackson County Regiment of Gen. Jo Shelby's Iron Brigade until January 21, 1863 when he and 1st Lt. George W. Shepherd resigned and went home and afterwards rode with Captain William Quantrill. It is said that after the war he rode with the James-Younger Gang. Their children were Jeptha b, 1862 and Margaret b. 1864.
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