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Cass Heaton

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Cass Heaton

Birth
Macon County, Missouri, USA
Death
1937 (aged 82–83)
Oklahoma, USA
Burial
Chelsea, Rogers County, Oklahoma, USA Add to Map
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Born Samuel Cass Heaton to James D. Heaton and Alcinda Jackson in Macon Co. MO. Cass's mother died in 1861 when he was just 5 or 6 years old. His father was killed by the Missouri Federal State Militia for supposedly selling horses to the Confederates in 1864 when he was only 10 years old. By 1870 he was living with his uncle Sam Cunningham and his uncle's second wife Elizabeth along with his brothers James R. and Alex. His aunt Amanda, James D.'s sister and Sam's first wife, had died in 1869. Sept. 11, 1877 he married Sarah Janie White. They had 5 children, only 2 of which lived to adulthood. All were born in Macon Co., MO.

Delbert Heaton 1879-1883
Charles C. Heaton 1883-1951
Nora Lee Heaton 1886-1978
Infant Daughter Heaton 1891-1891
Bertha M. Heaton 1894-1895

Sometime between 1900 and 1910, they moved from Missouri to Oklahoma. Cass was alternately a teamster working in the oil fields and a farmer.
Born Samuel Cass Heaton to James D. Heaton and Alcinda Jackson in Macon Co. MO. Cass's mother died in 1861 when he was just 5 or 6 years old. His father was killed by the Missouri Federal State Militia for supposedly selling horses to the Confederates in 1864 when he was only 10 years old. By 1870 he was living with his uncle Sam Cunningham and his uncle's second wife Elizabeth along with his brothers James R. and Alex. His aunt Amanda, James D.'s sister and Sam's first wife, had died in 1869. Sept. 11, 1877 he married Sarah Janie White. They had 5 children, only 2 of which lived to adulthood. All were born in Macon Co., MO.

Delbert Heaton 1879-1883
Charles C. Heaton 1883-1951
Nora Lee Heaton 1886-1978
Infant Daughter Heaton 1891-1891
Bertha M. Heaton 1894-1895

Sometime between 1900 and 1910, they moved from Missouri to Oklahoma. Cass was alternately a teamster working in the oil fields and a farmer.


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