aka: Marion
HENRY MEREDITH (MARION) "BABE" WELLS
Family notes indicate Babe was "killed", unknown if he had accidental death or a homicide.
Died before birth of his only child.
Missouri, U.S., Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name Meredith Wells
Marriage Date 5 Jul 1888
Marriage Place Urich, Henry, Missouri, USA
Spouse Malissa A Gregg
Found with parents 1860, Jefferson, Johnson Co MO. as M. Wells, age 8 and in 1870 Bogard, Henry MO. as Meridit Wells/15. He is still in Bogard 1880 as Meridith Wells/25/S, a boarder and farm laborer on farm of Lewis McCoy.
No marker found in 1976 or 2005. Wells family note dated 1939 provided location of grave.
One researcher indicated that Meredith was "killed", but provided no information as to what happened, i.e., if it was accidental or homicide.
Meredith's uncle, Meredith Hazelwood, is also buried this cemetery and has a broken civil war marker.
Note: AKA Marion. Son of Daniel & Sarah HAZELWOOD WELLS m: Jul 5 1888, Clinton, Henry Co MO to Malissa Adeline "Addie" Gregg. He died the following year leaving Addie to raise their daughter, Pearl. Addie later remarried to Stewart.
*Amanda Wells Coleman wrote in 1930's during visit to Kepner cem., with her father, Randolph, that Randolph pointed to an area and said his mother (Sarah Hazelwood Wells}, and "Babe" were buried there. There is a marker for Sarah with spaces on either side for additional graves with no markers visible. There is a very heavy growth of iris or lillies over the area, making it impossible to dig around for buried stones without having heavy duty tools. The cemetery is in very bad condition.
HENRY MEREDITH (MARION) "BABE" WELLS
Family notes indicate Babe was "killed", unknown if he had accidental death or a homicide.
Died before birth of his only child.
Missouri, U.S., Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name Meredith Wells
Marriage Date 5 Jul 1888
Marriage Place Urich, Henry, Missouri, USA
Spouse Malissa A Gregg
Found with parents 1860, Jefferson, Johnson Co MO. as M. Wells, age 8 and in 1870 Bogard, Henry MO. as Meridit Wells/15. He is still in Bogard 1880 as Meridith Wells/25/S, a boarder and farm laborer on farm of Lewis McCoy.
No marker found in 1976 or 2005. Wells family note dated 1939 provided location of grave.
One researcher indicated that Meredith was "killed", but provided no information as to what happened, i.e., if it was accidental or homicide.
Meredith's uncle, Meredith Hazelwood, is also buried this cemetery and has a broken civil war marker.
Note: AKA Marion. Son of Daniel & Sarah HAZELWOOD WELLS m: Jul 5 1888, Clinton, Henry Co MO to Malissa Adeline "Addie" Gregg. He died the following year leaving Addie to raise their daughter, Pearl. Addie later remarried to Stewart.
*Amanda Wells Coleman wrote in 1930's during visit to Kepner cem., with her father, Randolph, that Randolph pointed to an area and said his mother (Sarah Hazelwood Wells}, and "Babe" were buried there. There is a marker for Sarah with spaces on either side for additional graves with no markers visible. There is a very heavy growth of iris or lillies over the area, making it impossible to dig around for buried stones without having heavy duty tools. The cemetery is in very bad condition.
aka: Marion
HENRY MEREDITH (MARION) "BABE" WELLS
Family notes indicate Babe was "killed", unknown if he had accidental death or a homicide.
Died before birth of his only child.
Missouri, U.S., Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name Meredith Wells
Marriage Date 5 Jul 1888
Marriage Place Urich, Henry, Missouri, USA
Spouse Malissa A Gregg
Found with parents 1860, Jefferson, Johnson Co MO. as M. Wells, age 8 and in 1870 Bogard, Henry MO. as Meridit Wells/15. He is still in Bogard 1880 as Meridith Wells/25/S, a boarder and farm laborer on farm of Lewis McCoy.
No marker found in 1976 or 2005. Wells family note dated 1939 provided location of grave.
One researcher indicated that Meredith was "killed", but provided no information as to what happened, i.e., if it was accidental or homicide.
Meredith's uncle, Meredith Hazelwood, is also buried this cemetery and has a broken civil war marker.
Note: AKA Marion. Son of Daniel & Sarah HAZELWOOD WELLS m: Jul 5 1888, Clinton, Henry Co MO to Malissa Adeline "Addie" Gregg. He died the following year leaving Addie to raise their daughter, Pearl. Addie later remarried to Stewart.
*Amanda Wells Coleman wrote in 1930's during visit to Kepner cem., with her father, Randolph, that Randolph pointed to an area and said his mother (Sarah Hazelwood Wells}, and "Babe" were buried there. There is a marker for Sarah with spaces on either side for additional graves with no markers visible. There is a very heavy growth of iris or lillies over the area, making it impossible to dig around for buried stones without having heavy duty tools. The cemetery is in very bad condition.
HENRY MEREDITH (MARION) "BABE" WELLS
Family notes indicate Babe was "killed", unknown if he had accidental death or a homicide.
Died before birth of his only child.
Missouri, U.S., Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name Meredith Wells
Marriage Date 5 Jul 1888
Marriage Place Urich, Henry, Missouri, USA
Spouse Malissa A Gregg
Found with parents 1860, Jefferson, Johnson Co MO. as M. Wells, age 8 and in 1870 Bogard, Henry MO. as Meridit Wells/15. He is still in Bogard 1880 as Meridith Wells/25/S, a boarder and farm laborer on farm of Lewis McCoy.
No marker found in 1976 or 2005. Wells family note dated 1939 provided location of grave.
One researcher indicated that Meredith was "killed", but provided no information as to what happened, i.e., if it was accidental or homicide.
Meredith's uncle, Meredith Hazelwood, is also buried this cemetery and has a broken civil war marker.
Note: AKA Marion. Son of Daniel & Sarah HAZELWOOD WELLS m: Jul 5 1888, Clinton, Henry Co MO to Malissa Adeline "Addie" Gregg. He died the following year leaving Addie to raise their daughter, Pearl. Addie later remarried to Stewart.
*Amanda Wells Coleman wrote in 1930's during visit to Kepner cem., with her father, Randolph, that Randolph pointed to an area and said his mother (Sarah Hazelwood Wells}, and "Babe" were buried there. There is a marker for Sarah with spaces on either side for additional graves with no markers visible. There is a very heavy growth of iris or lillies over the area, making it impossible to dig around for buried stones without having heavy duty tools. The cemetery is in very bad condition.
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No marker found in 1976 or 2005. Wells family note dated 1939 provided location of grave.
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