Thomas was the son of Lewis Corder and Nancy Jane Kirby Anthony. He married 1st Cassandra "Cassie" Sutton on October 30 1833 in Boone Co, MO. From this union were born fourteen known children: John N, Nancy Jane Wood-Irvin-Shaw, Benton, Elizabeth Louisa Parks, Josephus "Joseph", Martha Melissa "Lilly" Shaw, William Leander "Lee", Sarah "Sallie" Carter, George Washington, Lewis Corder, Mary Madden, Susan Ann, an infant male and an infant female. Thomas married 2nd Mrs Susan O'Rear on December 22, 1870 in Boone Co, MO.
History of Boone Co, MO (Switzer 1882).
The subject of this notice (Lee Anthony) was born in Morgan county, Missouri in 1846. He is the son of Thomas and Cassandra (Sutton) Anthony. His father is a native of Tennessee, and was born February 28th, 1812. His parents came to Boone county, Missouri, when he, Thomas was quite a small boy, and settled about five miles west of Columbia. He married Miss Cassandra Sutton, a daughter of Wm. Sutton. Miss Sutton, the mother of Lee Anthony, was born in Kentucky on the 7th of December, 1818, and came to Boone county with her parents when she was quite a child. One year after her marriage with Thomas Anthony they moved to Morgan county, where Lee was born. They lived there until 1862, when they returned to Boone. They had a family of fourteen children, seven of whom are now living. Thomas Anthony died in 1876, and is buried at the Wright graveyard, in Columbia township, where his first wife was buried in 1865. His second wife is still living. For the last few years of his life he lived in Audrain county. Lee Anthony, his son, came to Boone county with his parents when he was sixteen years of age, and has lived here continuously since.
[The relationship between the Anthonys and Wrights, if any, is unknown.]
History of Boone Co, MO (Switzer 1882).
The subject of this notice (Lee Anthony) was born in Morgan county, Missouri in 1846. He is the son of Thomas and Cassandra (Sutton) Anthony. His father is a native of Tennessee, and was born February 28th, 1812. His parents came to Boone county, Missouri, when he, Thomas was quite a small boy, and settled about five miles west of Columbia. He married Miss Cassandra Sutton, a daughter of Wm. Sutton. Miss Sutton, the mother of Lee Anthony, was born in Kentucky on the 7th of December, 1818, and came to Boone county with her parents when she was quite a child. One year after her marriage with Thomas Anthony they moved to Morgan county, where Lee was born. They lived there until 1862, when they returned to Boone. They had a family of fourteen children, seven of whom are now living. Thomas Anthony died in 1876, and is buried at the Wright graveyard, in Columbia township, where his first wife was buried in 1865. His second wife is still living. For the last few years of his life he lived in Audrain county. Lee Anthony, his son, came to Boone county with his parents when he was sixteen years of age, and has lived here continuously since.
[The relationship between the Anthonys and Wrights, if any, is unknown.]
Thomas was the son of Lewis Corder and Nancy Jane Kirby Anthony. He married 1st Cassandra "Cassie" Sutton on October 30 1833 in Boone Co, MO. From this union were born fourteen known children: John N, Nancy Jane Wood-Irvin-Shaw, Benton, Elizabeth Louisa Parks, Josephus "Joseph", Martha Melissa "Lilly" Shaw, William Leander "Lee", Sarah "Sallie" Carter, George Washington, Lewis Corder, Mary Madden, Susan Ann, an infant male and an infant female. Thomas married 2nd Mrs Susan O'Rear on December 22, 1870 in Boone Co, MO.
History of Boone Co, MO (Switzer 1882).
The subject of this notice (Lee Anthony) was born in Morgan county, Missouri in 1846. He is the son of Thomas and Cassandra (Sutton) Anthony. His father is a native of Tennessee, and was born February 28th, 1812. His parents came to Boone county, Missouri, when he, Thomas was quite a small boy, and settled about five miles west of Columbia. He married Miss Cassandra Sutton, a daughter of Wm. Sutton. Miss Sutton, the mother of Lee Anthony, was born in Kentucky on the 7th of December, 1818, and came to Boone county with her parents when she was quite a child. One year after her marriage with Thomas Anthony they moved to Morgan county, where Lee was born. They lived there until 1862, when they returned to Boone. They had a family of fourteen children, seven of whom are now living. Thomas Anthony died in 1876, and is buried at the Wright graveyard, in Columbia township, where his first wife was buried in 1865. His second wife is still living. For the last few years of his life he lived in Audrain county. Lee Anthony, his son, came to Boone county with his parents when he was sixteen years of age, and has lived here continuously since.
[The relationship between the Anthonys and Wrights, if any, is unknown.]
History of Boone Co, MO (Switzer 1882).
The subject of this notice (Lee Anthony) was born in Morgan county, Missouri in 1846. He is the son of Thomas and Cassandra (Sutton) Anthony. His father is a native of Tennessee, and was born February 28th, 1812. His parents came to Boone county, Missouri, when he, Thomas was quite a small boy, and settled about five miles west of Columbia. He married Miss Cassandra Sutton, a daughter of Wm. Sutton. Miss Sutton, the mother of Lee Anthony, was born in Kentucky on the 7th of December, 1818, and came to Boone county with her parents when she was quite a child. One year after her marriage with Thomas Anthony they moved to Morgan county, where Lee was born. They lived there until 1862, when they returned to Boone. They had a family of fourteen children, seven of whom are now living. Thomas Anthony died in 1876, and is buried at the Wright graveyard, in Columbia township, where his first wife was buried in 1865. His second wife is still living. For the last few years of his life he lived in Audrain county. Lee Anthony, his son, came to Boone county with his parents when he was sixteen years of age, and has lived here continuously since.
[The relationship between the Anthonys and Wrights, if any, is unknown.]
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