She married Samuel on 24 July 1856.
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1860 Census, Jackson Township, Monroe County, MO
S. S. 26 b VA
Frances T. 22 b MO
George B. 3 b MO
T. G. 1 b MO
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1880 Census, Paris, Monroe County, MO
Samuel S. 46 b VA Dry Goods Merchant
Fannie F. 43 b MO
George B. 23 b MO Lumber Merchant
Tandy G. 21 b MO Deputy Circuit Clerk
William 16 b MO
Stella 12 b MO
Frank 10 b MO
Mary 4 b MO
Arthur 1 b MO
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Founders Cemetery:
Located at the north edge of downtown at Main St. and Smith St.. This is the first cemetery established in Paris, Missouri, just across the railroad tracks on Highway 24.
There are approximately 200 graves here that are still marked by stones. Many of the old pioneers have been moved to the new cemetery at Walnut Grove just a short distance north on Hwy. 24.
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1860 Census, Jackson Township, Monroe County, MO
S. S. 26 b VA
Frances T. 22 b MO
George B. 3 b MO
T. G. 1 b MO
===
1880 Census, Paris, Monroe County, MO
Samuel S. 46 b VA Dry Goods Merchant
Fannie F. 43 b MO
George B. 23 b MO Lumber Merchant
Tandy G. 21 b MO Deputy Circuit Clerk
William 16 b MO
Stella 12 b MO
Frank 10 b MO
Mary 4 b MO
Arthur 1 b MO
===
Founders Cemetery:
Located at the north edge of downtown at Main St. and Smith St.. This is the first cemetery established in Paris, Missouri, just across the railroad tracks on Highway 24.
There are approximately 200 graves here that are still marked by stones. Many of the old pioneers have been moved to the new cemetery at Walnut Grove just a short distance north on Hwy. 24.
She married Samuel on 24 July 1856.
===
1860 Census, Jackson Township, Monroe County, MO
S. S. 26 b VA
Frances T. 22 b MO
George B. 3 b MO
T. G. 1 b MO
===
1880 Census, Paris, Monroe County, MO
Samuel S. 46 b VA Dry Goods Merchant
Fannie F. 43 b MO
George B. 23 b MO Lumber Merchant
Tandy G. 21 b MO Deputy Circuit Clerk
William 16 b MO
Stella 12 b MO
Frank 10 b MO
Mary 4 b MO
Arthur 1 b MO
===
Founders Cemetery:
Located at the north edge of downtown at Main St. and Smith St.. This is the first cemetery established in Paris, Missouri, just across the railroad tracks on Highway 24.
There are approximately 200 graves here that are still marked by stones. Many of the old pioneers have been moved to the new cemetery at Walnut Grove just a short distance north on Hwy. 24.
===
1860 Census, Jackson Township, Monroe County, MO
S. S. 26 b VA
Frances T. 22 b MO
George B. 3 b MO
T. G. 1 b MO
===
1880 Census, Paris, Monroe County, MO
Samuel S. 46 b VA Dry Goods Merchant
Fannie F. 43 b MO
George B. 23 b MO Lumber Merchant
Tandy G. 21 b MO Deputy Circuit Clerk
William 16 b MO
Stella 12 b MO
Frank 10 b MO
Mary 4 b MO
Arthur 1 b MO
===
Founders Cemetery:
Located at the north edge of downtown at Main St. and Smith St.. This is the first cemetery established in Paris, Missouri, just across the railroad tracks on Highway 24.
There are approximately 200 graves here that are still marked by stones. Many of the old pioneers have been moved to the new cemetery at Walnut Grove just a short distance north on Hwy. 24.
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