Harrison Ewers and Mary S. "Mollie" O'Bannon, both of Pettis County, were married on 25 December 1883 in that county in the bride's father's home. The couple were the parents of Benjamin Clifford, and a second child (died young). The couple farmed in the county until about 1932, when they retired to Kansas City, Missouri.
Notes
1870 U.S. Census, Elk Fork Twp., Pettis Co., Missouri; dwelling 194, family 194, lines 31-38, p. 28 (written), 20 Jul 1870. (Post Office: Ionia City)
31. Ewers, George W., 58, farmer ($15,000; $8,000), Virginia.
32. ----- Martha, 54, keeping house, Virginia.
33. ----- Rebecca, 27, Ohio.
34. ----- Robert, 25, ($2,500; -0-), Ohio.
35. ----- Casus, 16, at school, Ohio.
36. ----- Elza, 14, at school, Ohio.
37. ----- Harrison, 12, at school, Ohio.
38. ----- Elma, 10, at school, Ohio.
• Harrison's future wife, Mary S. O'Bannon, age 10, enumerated in same township on p. 15.
1930 U.S. Census, E.D. 4, Dresden Twp., Pettis Co., Missouri; dwelling 46, family 47, lines 4-6, p. 180 (printed), p. 3A (written), 16 Apr 1930.
4. Ewers, Harrison, head, 74, married at age 27; born in Missouri, parents in Virginia; farmer, general farm.
5. ----- Mary S., wife, 69, married at age 22; born in Missouri, father in Kentucky, mother in Maryland.
6. ----- Benjamin C., son, 43, single; self and mother born in Missouri, father in Ohio; laborer on farm.
Died on 6 Jun 1934 in Kansas City, Missouri; about 77. Long-time resident of Pettis County, Missouri; farm 1½ miles southwest of Dresden. Moved 2 years ago to Kansas City. Survived by wife and by son Clifford. Interment in Dresden Cem. ("Harrison Ewers," The Sedalia Democrat, Sedalia, Missouri, 7 Jun 1934, p. 10.)
Notes
1870 U.S. Census, Elk Fork Twp., Pettis Co., Missouri; dwelling 194, family 194, lines 31-38, p. 28 (written), 20 Jul 1870. (Post Office: Ionia City)
31. Ewers, George W., 58, farmer ($15,000; $8,000), Virginia.
32. ----- Martha, 54, keeping house, Virginia.
33. ----- Rebecca, 27, Ohio.
34. ----- Robert, 25, ($2,500; -0-), Ohio.
35. ----- Casus, 16, at school, Ohio.
36. ----- Elza, 14, at school, Ohio.
37. ----- Harrison, 12, at school, Ohio.
38. ----- Elma, 10, at school, Ohio.
• Harrison's future wife, Mary S. O'Bannon, age 10, enumerated in same township on p. 15.
1930 U.S. Census, E.D. 4, Dresden Twp., Pettis Co., Missouri; dwelling 46, family 47, lines 4-6, p. 180 (printed), p. 3A (written), 16 Apr 1930.
4. Ewers, Harrison, head, 74, married at age 27; born in Missouri, parents in Virginia; farmer, general farm.
5. ----- Mary S., wife, 69, married at age 22; born in Missouri, father in Kentucky, mother in Maryland.
6. ----- Benjamin C., son, 43, single; self and mother born in Missouri, father in Ohio; laborer on farm.
Died on 6 Jun 1934 in Kansas City, Missouri; about 77. Long-time resident of Pettis County, Missouri; farm 1½ miles southwest of Dresden. Moved 2 years ago to Kansas City. Survived by wife and by son Clifford. Interment in Dresden Cem. ("Harrison Ewers," The Sedalia Democrat, Sedalia, Missouri, 7 Jun 1934, p. 10.)
Harrison Ewers and Mary S. "Mollie" O'Bannon, both of Pettis County, were married on 25 December 1883 in that county in the bride's father's home. The couple were the parents of Benjamin Clifford, and a second child (died young). The couple farmed in the county until about 1932, when they retired to Kansas City, Missouri.
Notes
1870 U.S. Census, Elk Fork Twp., Pettis Co., Missouri; dwelling 194, family 194, lines 31-38, p. 28 (written), 20 Jul 1870. (Post Office: Ionia City)
31. Ewers, George W., 58, farmer ($15,000; $8,000), Virginia.
32. ----- Martha, 54, keeping house, Virginia.
33. ----- Rebecca, 27, Ohio.
34. ----- Robert, 25, ($2,500; -0-), Ohio.
35. ----- Casus, 16, at school, Ohio.
36. ----- Elza, 14, at school, Ohio.
37. ----- Harrison, 12, at school, Ohio.
38. ----- Elma, 10, at school, Ohio.
• Harrison's future wife, Mary S. O'Bannon, age 10, enumerated in same township on p. 15.
1930 U.S. Census, E.D. 4, Dresden Twp., Pettis Co., Missouri; dwelling 46, family 47, lines 4-6, p. 180 (printed), p. 3A (written), 16 Apr 1930.
4. Ewers, Harrison, head, 74, married at age 27; born in Missouri, parents in Virginia; farmer, general farm.
5. ----- Mary S., wife, 69, married at age 22; born in Missouri, father in Kentucky, mother in Maryland.
6. ----- Benjamin C., son, 43, single; self and mother born in Missouri, father in Ohio; laborer on farm.
Died on 6 Jun 1934 in Kansas City, Missouri; about 77. Long-time resident of Pettis County, Missouri; farm 1½ miles southwest of Dresden. Moved 2 years ago to Kansas City. Survived by wife and by son Clifford. Interment in Dresden Cem. ("Harrison Ewers," The Sedalia Democrat, Sedalia, Missouri, 7 Jun 1934, p. 10.)
Notes
1870 U.S. Census, Elk Fork Twp., Pettis Co., Missouri; dwelling 194, family 194, lines 31-38, p. 28 (written), 20 Jul 1870. (Post Office: Ionia City)
31. Ewers, George W., 58, farmer ($15,000; $8,000), Virginia.
32. ----- Martha, 54, keeping house, Virginia.
33. ----- Rebecca, 27, Ohio.
34. ----- Robert, 25, ($2,500; -0-), Ohio.
35. ----- Casus, 16, at school, Ohio.
36. ----- Elza, 14, at school, Ohio.
37. ----- Harrison, 12, at school, Ohio.
38. ----- Elma, 10, at school, Ohio.
• Harrison's future wife, Mary S. O'Bannon, age 10, enumerated in same township on p. 15.
1930 U.S. Census, E.D. 4, Dresden Twp., Pettis Co., Missouri; dwelling 46, family 47, lines 4-6, p. 180 (printed), p. 3A (written), 16 Apr 1930.
4. Ewers, Harrison, head, 74, married at age 27; born in Missouri, parents in Virginia; farmer, general farm.
5. ----- Mary S., wife, 69, married at age 22; born in Missouri, father in Kentucky, mother in Maryland.
6. ----- Benjamin C., son, 43, single; self and mother born in Missouri, father in Ohio; laborer on farm.
Died on 6 Jun 1934 in Kansas City, Missouri; about 77. Long-time resident of Pettis County, Missouri; farm 1½ miles southwest of Dresden. Moved 2 years ago to Kansas City. Survived by wife and by son Clifford. Interment in Dresden Cem. ("Harrison Ewers," The Sedalia Democrat, Sedalia, Missouri, 7 Jun 1934, p. 10.)
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