Home in 1920: Jefferson, Maries, MO
Wilington L Love 29 mar. MO
Dollie M Love 24 wf mar. MO
Rubey I Love 2 10/12 dau MO
Herold E Love 4/12 son MO
*Jacob A Love 80 Uncle wd MO

Home in 1910: Johnson, Maries, MO
Jacob A Love 71 mar1 44y MO
Margrett C Love 73 wf mar2 44y ?3/2 ch TN

Home in 1900: Johnson, Maries, MO
Jacob A Love 61 Mar 1839 mar 34y MO
Margaret C Love 61 wf Dec 1838 mar 34y 6/5 ch TN
Martha M Love 28 dau Oct 1871 sgl MO

Home in 1880: Johnson, Maries, MO
Jacob A. Love 41 mar. MO
Margaret C. Love 41 wf mar. TN
Laura L. Love 12 dau MO
Waldo P. Love 9 son MO
Martha M. Love 8 dau MO
William M. Love 2 son MO
George T. Coppedge 20 stepson sgl MO
James A. Coppedge 18 stepson sgl MO

Home in 1870: Johnson, Maries, Missouri
Post Office: Lanes Prairie
Jacob Love 31 m/w farmer MO
Margret Love 31 f/w TN
Laura Love 2 f/w MO
George Coppage 10 m/w MO
*Jane A Coppage 8 f/w MO [should read James A. m/w]
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From History of Maries Co, MO by Everett M. King, page 576: "Jacob A. Love, born March 1, 1839, was probably the best known of Harvey's children. Enlisting in the Confederate Army at the beginning of the war, he served almost the duration before being captured and confined in Alton Prison. He was shot while escaping and rejoined his command later after recovering from his wound. He was married in 1865 to Margaret, widow of Fielding T. Coppedge, nee Roberson. He taught many terms of school in addition to farming, served one term as School Commissioner, three terms as Representative, and one as Presiding Judge of the County Court. He died February 16, 1929, and his wife died many years before that. Of their four children Martha, born October 31, 1872, died single July 31, 1904; Laura married a man named McCoy and died in Brown County, Kansas; she left a family, but their number and names have not been received. The two living children are Waldo, in northwestern Colorado, and William in Montana".