Jo Herring sent the following information to me on Sept. 3, 2010.
Levi O. Day was a son of Ackley Day and Sarah Oxley. (he was my 3rd great granduncle)
Levi and his wife Melvina Winn adopted the sons, George and Henry, of his uncle, Truman Day Jr. Levi and Melvina were granted guardianship in 1858 after both parents died. I've never been able to find where Ackley Day is buried, he died about 1851 in Audrain county. Wish I could find him, he was my 4th great grandfather.
obit - Callaway Weekly Gazette, Dec 2, 1881
At is residence on Little Tavern Creek, near Portland on November 25, 1881, Levi O. Day, aged about 58 years.
obit - Callaway Weekly Gazette, Dec 9, 1881
In Memoriam - Levi O. Day, died at his residence near Portland on November 24, 1881 after a painful illness of six months, in the 61st year of his age. He had no children of his own, but leaves an invalid wife and an adopted daughter.
Auxvasse Township
History of Callaway County, Missouri, published in 1884 by the St. Louis National Historical Company, Chapter V, pages 133-148. Transcribed by Kris Breid. Early Settlers:
Thomas Day was born in Virginia, removed to Kentucky and married Mary Sanders, by whom he had Louis T., William, Ackley, Sanders, Polly, Milly, Elizabeth, Truman and Charles A. Mr. Day was married the second time to Catherine Williams, and by her he had Fanny, Rebecca, Martha, Middleton and Dudley. Louis F. married Catherine McIntire, and settled in Callaway county in 1841. Ackley married Sally Fowler, and settled in Callaway county in 1830. Milly married Garrett Davis, who settled in Callaway county in 1828. Charles A. settled in Callaway county in 1830. He was married first to Anna Speed, and second to her sister, Dinah Speed. He died in 1850, leaving two children. Mr. Day was the founder of the town of Portland, on the Missouri river.
Levi O. Day was a son of Ackley Day and Sarah Oxley. (he was my 3rd great granduncle)
Levi and his wife Melvina Winn adopted the sons, George and Henry, of his uncle, Truman Day Jr. Levi and Melvina were granted guardianship in 1858 after both parents died. I've never been able to find where Ackley Day is buried, he died about 1851 in Audrain county. Wish I could find him, he was my 4th great grandfather.
obit - Callaway Weekly Gazette, Dec 2, 1881
At is residence on Little Tavern Creek, near Portland on November 25, 1881, Levi O. Day, aged about 58 years.
obit - Callaway Weekly Gazette, Dec 9, 1881
In Memoriam - Levi O. Day, died at his residence near Portland on November 24, 1881 after a painful illness of six months, in the 61st year of his age. He had no children of his own, but leaves an invalid wife and an adopted daughter.
Auxvasse Township
History of Callaway County, Missouri, published in 1884 by the St. Louis National Historical Company, Chapter V, pages 133-148. Transcribed by Kris Breid. Early Settlers:
Thomas Day was born in Virginia, removed to Kentucky and married Mary Sanders, by whom he had Louis T., William, Ackley, Sanders, Polly, Milly, Elizabeth, Truman and Charles A. Mr. Day was married the second time to Catherine Williams, and by her he had Fanny, Rebecca, Martha, Middleton and Dudley. Louis F. married Catherine McIntire, and settled in Callaway county in 1841. Ackley married Sally Fowler, and settled in Callaway county in 1830. Milly married Garrett Davis, who settled in Callaway county in 1828. Charles A. settled in Callaway county in 1830. He was married first to Anna Speed, and second to her sister, Dinah Speed. He died in 1850, leaving two children. Mr. Day was the founder of the town of Portland, on the Missouri river.
Jo Herring sent the following information to me on Sept. 3, 2010.
Levi O. Day was a son of Ackley Day and Sarah Oxley. (he was my 3rd great granduncle)
Levi and his wife Melvina Winn adopted the sons, George and Henry, of his uncle, Truman Day Jr. Levi and Melvina were granted guardianship in 1858 after both parents died. I've never been able to find where Ackley Day is buried, he died about 1851 in Audrain county. Wish I could find him, he was my 4th great grandfather.
obit - Callaway Weekly Gazette, Dec 2, 1881
At is residence on Little Tavern Creek, near Portland on November 25, 1881, Levi O. Day, aged about 58 years.
obit - Callaway Weekly Gazette, Dec 9, 1881
In Memoriam - Levi O. Day, died at his residence near Portland on November 24, 1881 after a painful illness of six months, in the 61st year of his age. He had no children of his own, but leaves an invalid wife and an adopted daughter.
Auxvasse Township
History of Callaway County, Missouri, published in 1884 by the St. Louis National Historical Company, Chapter V, pages 133-148. Transcribed by Kris Breid. Early Settlers:
Thomas Day was born in Virginia, removed to Kentucky and married Mary Sanders, by whom he had Louis T., William, Ackley, Sanders, Polly, Milly, Elizabeth, Truman and Charles A. Mr. Day was married the second time to Catherine Williams, and by her he had Fanny, Rebecca, Martha, Middleton and Dudley. Louis F. married Catherine McIntire, and settled in Callaway county in 1841. Ackley married Sally Fowler, and settled in Callaway county in 1830. Milly married Garrett Davis, who settled in Callaway county in 1828. Charles A. settled in Callaway county in 1830. He was married first to Anna Speed, and second to her sister, Dinah Speed. He died in 1850, leaving two children. Mr. Day was the founder of the town of Portland, on the Missouri river.
Levi O. Day was a son of Ackley Day and Sarah Oxley. (he was my 3rd great granduncle)
Levi and his wife Melvina Winn adopted the sons, George and Henry, of his uncle, Truman Day Jr. Levi and Melvina were granted guardianship in 1858 after both parents died. I've never been able to find where Ackley Day is buried, he died about 1851 in Audrain county. Wish I could find him, he was my 4th great grandfather.
obit - Callaway Weekly Gazette, Dec 2, 1881
At is residence on Little Tavern Creek, near Portland on November 25, 1881, Levi O. Day, aged about 58 years.
obit - Callaway Weekly Gazette, Dec 9, 1881
In Memoriam - Levi O. Day, died at his residence near Portland on November 24, 1881 after a painful illness of six months, in the 61st year of his age. He had no children of his own, but leaves an invalid wife and an adopted daughter.
Auxvasse Township
History of Callaway County, Missouri, published in 1884 by the St. Louis National Historical Company, Chapter V, pages 133-148. Transcribed by Kris Breid. Early Settlers:
Thomas Day was born in Virginia, removed to Kentucky and married Mary Sanders, by whom he had Louis T., William, Ackley, Sanders, Polly, Milly, Elizabeth, Truman and Charles A. Mr. Day was married the second time to Catherine Williams, and by her he had Fanny, Rebecca, Martha, Middleton and Dudley. Louis F. married Catherine McIntire, and settled in Callaway county in 1841. Ackley married Sally Fowler, and settled in Callaway county in 1830. Milly married Garrett Davis, who settled in Callaway county in 1828. Charles A. settled in Callaway county in 1830. He was married first to Anna Speed, and second to her sister, Dinah Speed. He died in 1850, leaving two children. Mr. Day was the founder of the town of Portland, on the Missouri river.
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