Spouse1: Joseph Wiley
Joseph Wiley md Agnes Perkins Stephens, d/o Thomas Stephens (1755–1826)
Marriage: 8 Oct 1839 St. Francois Co, MO
Joseph Wiley died approx 1847
- no living heirs as of 1847 probate of Joseph Wiley
(Joseph has nephews, Orin & George Wiley, and a brother, John Wiley).
Spouse2: Francis Sherman, s/o
Jean Joseph CHAMAGNE 1785–1813
& Marie Jeanne BEROT 1789–1857
Francis Sherman md Agnes Perkins (nee Stephens) Wiley (widow) Dec 1847.
Children of Agnes & Francis Sherman:
1.Edward Daley Sherman 1848–1916 Lebanon Bapt Cem, St Genevieve, MO
- md Aug 19, 1877 Ste Genevieve, Missouri; Margaret Adeline Ferguson (1858–1896)
2. Mary M Sherman 1849–1881 Little Vine Church, St Francois, MO
- md Jul 26, 1881 St. Genevieve, MO - Henry C Reeder (1847–1926)
3. David SHERMAN 1851– bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
4. Ella SHERMAN 1853– bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
5. William Francis Sherman 1855–1937 Bonne Terre, St. Francois, Co, MO
- md abt 1882 - Mary Ellen Lynch
6. Martha SHERMAN 1857–bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
Francis Sherman:
Md2: Elizabeth (Betsy) WYATT 1825–1893)
Child:
Julian Norris SHERMAN 1865–1918
- md 1889 Jefferson Co, MO- Laura Ann Thompson(1864–1930)
NOTE:
Per (Sept 2020) communication with Wes Sherman, grgrandson of Agnes P Sherman:
- 1st saw the tombstone abt 1950 when playing in the woods by the cabin with his brother, Allen and another teenage boy who lived on the property (the latter suffered from impaired vision due to an old injury). The headstone appeared to be a flat rock, apprx 4 inches thick, 24 to 30 inches long, & abt 18 inches wide.
They brushed it off and saw that it read: Agnes Sherman, Wife of Francis.
“Mothered David, Ella, and Martha”
At this time they also saw a grave marker a few feet south of the Agnes stone which included "CSA," indicating it was a Civil War veteran. When visiting the old homestead again in about 1963, they realized the marker was not just a flat rock, but was a "manufactured" stone marker.
They tipped it up against a tree or bush & copied the inscription.
They returned again around 2005, and could not locate the stone.
- Byron Wesley Sherman’s grandfather, Edward Dailey Sherman was born it that cabin in 1848 (Oct 4).
Pls contact submitter, Kay Clerc if you have resources/add’l data.
Joseph Wiley md Agnes Perkins Stephens, d/o Thomas Stephens (1755–1826)
Marriage: 8 Oct 1839 St. Francois Co, MO
Joseph Wiley died approx 1847
- no living heirs as of 1847 probate of Joseph Wiley
(Joseph has nephews, Orin & George Wiley, and a brother, John Wiley).
Spouse2: Francis Sherman, s/o
Jean Joseph CHAMAGNE 1785–1813
& Marie Jeanne BEROT 1789–1857
Francis Sherman md Agnes Perkins (nee Stephens) Wiley (widow) Dec 1847.
Children of Agnes & Francis Sherman:
1.Edward Daley Sherman 1848–1916 Lebanon Bapt Cem, St Genevieve, MO
- md Aug 19, 1877 Ste Genevieve, Missouri; Margaret Adeline Ferguson (1858–1896)
2. Mary M Sherman 1849–1881 Little Vine Church, St Francois, MO
- md Jul 26, 1881 St. Genevieve, MO - Henry C Reeder (1847–1926)
3. David SHERMAN 1851– bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
4. Ella SHERMAN 1853– bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
5. William Francis Sherman 1855–1937 Bonne Terre, St. Francois, Co, MO
- md abt 1882 - Mary Ellen Lynch
6. Martha SHERMAN 1857–bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
Francis Sherman:
Md2: Elizabeth (Betsy) WYATT 1825–1893)
Child:
Julian Norris SHERMAN 1865–1918
- md 1889 Jefferson Co, MO- Laura Ann Thompson(1864–1930)
NOTE:
Per (Sept 2020) communication with Wes Sherman, grgrandson of Agnes P Sherman:
- 1st saw the tombstone abt 1950 when playing in the woods by the cabin with his brother, Allen and another teenage boy who lived on the property (the latter suffered from impaired vision due to an old injury). The headstone appeared to be a flat rock, apprx 4 inches thick, 24 to 30 inches long, & abt 18 inches wide.
They brushed it off and saw that it read: Agnes Sherman, Wife of Francis.
“Mothered David, Ella, and Martha”
At this time they also saw a grave marker a few feet south of the Agnes stone which included "CSA," indicating it was a Civil War veteran. When visiting the old homestead again in about 1963, they realized the marker was not just a flat rock, but was a "manufactured" stone marker.
They tipped it up against a tree or bush & copied the inscription.
They returned again around 2005, and could not locate the stone.
- Byron Wesley Sherman’s grandfather, Edward Dailey Sherman was born it that cabin in 1848 (Oct 4).
Pls contact submitter, Kay Clerc if you have resources/add’l data.
Spouse1: Joseph Wiley
Joseph Wiley md Agnes Perkins Stephens, d/o Thomas Stephens (1755–1826)
Marriage: 8 Oct 1839 St. Francois Co, MO
Joseph Wiley died approx 1847
- no living heirs as of 1847 probate of Joseph Wiley
(Joseph has nephews, Orin & George Wiley, and a brother, John Wiley).
Spouse2: Francis Sherman, s/o
Jean Joseph CHAMAGNE 1785–1813
& Marie Jeanne BEROT 1789–1857
Francis Sherman md Agnes Perkins (nee Stephens) Wiley (widow) Dec 1847.
Children of Agnes & Francis Sherman:
1.Edward Daley Sherman 1848–1916 Lebanon Bapt Cem, St Genevieve, MO
- md Aug 19, 1877 Ste Genevieve, Missouri; Margaret Adeline Ferguson (1858–1896)
2. Mary M Sherman 1849–1881 Little Vine Church, St Francois, MO
- md Jul 26, 1881 St. Genevieve, MO - Henry C Reeder (1847–1926)
3. David SHERMAN 1851– bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
4. Ella SHERMAN 1853– bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
5. William Francis Sherman 1855–1937 Bonne Terre, St. Francois, Co, MO
- md abt 1882 - Mary Ellen Lynch
6. Martha SHERMAN 1857–bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
Francis Sherman:
Md2: Elizabeth (Betsy) WYATT 1825–1893)
Child:
Julian Norris SHERMAN 1865–1918
- md 1889 Jefferson Co, MO- Laura Ann Thompson(1864–1930)
NOTE:
Per (Sept 2020) communication with Wes Sherman, grgrandson of Agnes P Sherman:
- 1st saw the tombstone abt 1950 when playing in the woods by the cabin with his brother, Allen and another teenage boy who lived on the property (the latter suffered from impaired vision due to an old injury). The headstone appeared to be a flat rock, apprx 4 inches thick, 24 to 30 inches long, & abt 18 inches wide.
They brushed it off and saw that it read: Agnes Sherman, Wife of Francis.
“Mothered David, Ella, and Martha”
At this time they also saw a grave marker a few feet south of the Agnes stone which included "CSA," indicating it was a Civil War veteran. When visiting the old homestead again in about 1963, they realized the marker was not just a flat rock, but was a "manufactured" stone marker.
They tipped it up against a tree or bush & copied the inscription.
They returned again around 2005, and could not locate the stone.
- Byron Wesley Sherman’s grandfather, Edward Dailey Sherman was born it that cabin in 1848 (Oct 4).
Pls contact submitter, Kay Clerc if you have resources/add’l data.
Joseph Wiley md Agnes Perkins Stephens, d/o Thomas Stephens (1755–1826)
Marriage: 8 Oct 1839 St. Francois Co, MO
Joseph Wiley died approx 1847
- no living heirs as of 1847 probate of Joseph Wiley
(Joseph has nephews, Orin & George Wiley, and a brother, John Wiley).
Spouse2: Francis Sherman, s/o
Jean Joseph CHAMAGNE 1785–1813
& Marie Jeanne BEROT 1789–1857
Francis Sherman md Agnes Perkins (nee Stephens) Wiley (widow) Dec 1847.
Children of Agnes & Francis Sherman:
1.Edward Daley Sherman 1848–1916 Lebanon Bapt Cem, St Genevieve, MO
- md Aug 19, 1877 Ste Genevieve, Missouri; Margaret Adeline Ferguson (1858–1896)
2. Mary M Sherman 1849–1881 Little Vine Church, St Francois, MO
- md Jul 26, 1881 St. Genevieve, MO - Henry C Reeder (1847–1926)
3. David SHERMAN 1851– bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
4. Ella SHERMAN 1853– bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
5. William Francis Sherman 1855–1937 Bonne Terre, St. Francois, Co, MO
- md abt 1882 - Mary Ellen Lynch
6. Martha SHERMAN 1857–bef 1860 (Sennert Cem)
Francis Sherman:
Md2: Elizabeth (Betsy) WYATT 1825–1893)
Child:
Julian Norris SHERMAN 1865–1918
- md 1889 Jefferson Co, MO- Laura Ann Thompson(1864–1930)
NOTE:
Per (Sept 2020) communication with Wes Sherman, grgrandson of Agnes P Sherman:
- 1st saw the tombstone abt 1950 when playing in the woods by the cabin with his brother, Allen and another teenage boy who lived on the property (the latter suffered from impaired vision due to an old injury). The headstone appeared to be a flat rock, apprx 4 inches thick, 24 to 30 inches long, & abt 18 inches wide.
They brushed it off and saw that it read: Agnes Sherman, Wife of Francis.
“Mothered David, Ella, and Martha”
At this time they also saw a grave marker a few feet south of the Agnes stone which included "CSA," indicating it was a Civil War veteran. When visiting the old homestead again in about 1963, they realized the marker was not just a flat rock, but was a "manufactured" stone marker.
They tipped it up against a tree or bush & copied the inscription.
They returned again around 2005, and could not locate the stone.
- Byron Wesley Sherman’s grandfather, Edward Dailey Sherman was born it that cabin in 1848 (Oct 4).
Pls contact submitter, Kay Clerc if you have resources/add’l data.
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