ALSO HAVE BORN AMHERST CO., VA. AND DIED AFT DEC 1894.
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1840 CENSUS OF RANDOLPH COUNTY
MISSOURI.
Part 2EXPLANATION OF MARKINGS.
LINE 1 AGE UNDER 5
LINE 2 AGE 5 -10
LINE 3 AGE 10-15
LINE 4 AGE 15-20
LINE 5 AGE 20-30
LINE 6 AGE 30-40
LINE 7 AGE 40-50
LINE 8 AGE 50-60
LINE 9 AGE 60-70
LINE 10 AGE 70-80
LINE 11 AGE 80-90MOSES SUMMERS
1 male 20-30 yrs.
2 females under 5 yrs, 1 female 20-30 yrs.
PIONEERS OF NORTHEAST MISSOURI
Margaret AustinOccupation: Farmer, Weaver
Religion: BaptistNote by Margaret Austin:
Wayne Co., Ky. Appraisements and Settlements, Isaac Summers Estate; Wayne Co., Ky. Heirs deeds to David Duncan; Randolph Co., Mo. Letters of Adm.(in PIONEERS OF NORTHEAST MISSOURI)The birth date for Isaac Summers, Jr. is an estimate. Mary could have been pregnant with her last child when Isaac, Sr. died.
The 1850 Macon Co., Mo. Census has her living with her son Isaac & being 65 years old.
1830 RANDOLPH CO., MO. CENSUS
MARY SUMMERS
1 male 10-14 yrs. 2 males 15-19 yrs.
1 female 50-59 yrs.
This is probably the correct census for her since she was the mother of Johnson & her husband died before this census was taken.
PIONEERS OF NORTHEAST MISSOURI does not include Minerva as one of Isaac'schildren.
Notes by Ora Mae Crane:
Birth & Death: Hickman Family Bible. Dates provided by Frank Vose.Marriage: Married by L.T. Musick, J.P.; Marriage Book l, p. 3l, Moniteau Co. Court House, California, Mo.
The information for the family of William D. & Catherine A. Hickman Smith was supplied by Elaine Skinner, descendant.
William D. Smith is buried in Flagspring Cemetery, Moniteau Co., Mo. He died of typhoid fever.
Notes by Ora Mae Crane:
Nickname: Aunt Cath by her nieces and nephews.
Birth & Death: Records from the Hickman Family Bible. Also, grave markers in Flag Springs Cemetery, Moniteau County; CEMETERIES OF MONITEAU CO., MO., pg. l07; FHL Roll #l0359l9, item 3.
Further information on her family is supplied by Elaine Skinner, descendant.
Notes by Elaine Skinner, descendant:
He died of typhoid fever.
Notes by Ora Mae Crane:
Marriage: Married by W.M. Shankland, E.C.C., Marriage Book 2, pg. l79, Moniteau Co., Court House, California, Mo.Because he married about l0 years later than his siblings, and since the name "Mary Hayter" was found in marriage to other persons, this may not be the correct marriage.
Notes by Ora Mae Crane:
NICKNAME: (OR NAME KNOWN BY) - REAL NAME PROBABLY ELIZABETH AFTER HER MOTHER WITH BETSY AS NICKNAME (SAME AS MOTHER). ALSO HAVE BIRTH AS 2 JUNE 1833.
MARRIAGE: Married by John W. McDowell, M.G.; Marriage Book 1, p. 204,
Moniteau Co. Court House, California, MO.
Notes by Ora Mae Crane:
Birth & Death: From family records supplied by Frank Vose. However, place of death has not been confirmed - possibly in Morgan Co., Mo.Marriage: James Stone of Morgan Co. and Mary Virginia Hickman of Moniteau Co. were married by James Jones, O.M.G.; Marriage Book l, pg. l24, Moniteau Co. Courthouse, California, Mo.
EDWIN AND ELENDER WEBBER CHILES HICKMAN, by Hope A. Hilton, l967 pg. 84
"On Dec. 25, l85l, Temple Hickman went to the woods - government land - to get wood to burn for the house. He did not come back till so late that Sallie became alarmed. She thought possibly he had stopped at Baldwin's to see about some shoes being made. To make sure she sent Julia to see about the shoes. When the latter returned and dropped the shoes on the floor, Sallie's heart sank. Soon the team of oxen came pulling the tongue of the wagon. The neighbors were notified by William. Tom and Josh Baldwin went in search of Temple. They found him
on a partly loaded wagon dead. There had been no foul play.""Temple had 'took up' 40 acres of land where Alfred Shepherd now lives. Abstracts show that he bought the 40 north of that from Riley Davis."