Hartley Sappington

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Hartley Sappington

1826 - Missouri
1904 - Unknown

Sabastian Sappington

1799 - Boonesboro, Kentucky
1867 - Unknown

Millie White

1802 - Madison Co., Kentucky
1875 - Clarksburg, Missouri

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James White

1780 - Unknown
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Lydia Purcell

1773 - Unknown
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Benjamin Purcell

1741 - 1807

Ann _____

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Spouse(s) and Children

Jale Woods (1828 - ?)

Married:

Catherine Baylor Brown (? - ?)

Married:

Individual Facts

All individual facts including conflicting facts

Name:

Hartley Sappington

Type: Book - Moniteau County Missouri History

Details: p. 443 - Sappington - Hodges

Type: Book - Moniteau County Missouri History

Details: p. 443 - Sappington History

Type: Census - US Federal - 1860

Details: Missouri, Moniteau, Clarksburg - Sappington, Heartley Page 102

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Type: Census - US Federal - 1900

Details: Missouri, Moniteau, Moreau - Sappington, Hartley Supervisor''s District: 7, Enumeration District: 84, Page 11B

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Birth:

November 1826 in Missouri

Type: Book - Moniteau County Missouri History

Details: p. 443 - Sappington - Hodges

Type: Book - Moniteau County Missouri History

Details: p. 443 - Sappington History

Type: Census - US Federal - 1860

Details: Missouri, Moniteau, Clarksburg - Sappington, Heartley Page 102

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Type: Census - US Federal - 1900

Details: Missouri, Moniteau, Moreau - Sappington, Hartley Supervisor''s District: 7, Enumeration District: 84, Page 11B

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Can Read and Write:

Between 1860 and 1900; Yes

Type: Census - US Federal - 1860

Details: Missouri, Moniteau, Clarksburg - Sappington, Heartley Page 102

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Type: Census - US Federal - 1900

Details: Missouri, Moniteau, Moreau - Sappington, Hartley Supervisor''s District: 7, Enumeration District: 84, Page 11B

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Occupation:

July 1860; Farmer

Type: Census - US Federal - 1860

Details: Missouri, Moniteau, Clarksburg - Sappington, Heartley Page 102

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June 1900; Farmer

Type: Census - US Federal - 1900

Details: Missouri, Moniteau, Moreau - Sappington, Hartley Supervisor''s District: 7, Enumeration District: 84, Page 11B

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Residence:

July 1860 in Clarksburg, Missouri

Type: Census - US Federal - 1860

Details: Missouri, Moniteau, Clarksburg - Sappington, Heartley Page 102

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June 1900 in Moreau, Missouri

Type: Census - US Federal - 1900

Details: Missouri, Moniteau, Moreau - Sappington, Hartley Supervisor''s District: 7, Enumeration District: 84, Page 11B

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Death:

1904

Type: Book - Moniteau County Missouri History

Details: p. 443 - Sappington - Hodges

Type: Book - Moniteau County Missouri History

Details: p. 443 - Sappington History

Shared Facts

Jale Woods (1828 - ?)

Children:

2 Daughters

Type: Book - Moniteau County Missouri History

Details: p. 443 - Sappington - Hodges

Type: Book - Moniteau County Missouri History

Details: p. 443 - Sappington History

Type: Census - US Federal - 1860

Details: Missouri, Moniteau, Clarksburg - Sappington, Heartley Page 102

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Catherine Baylor Brown (? - ?)

Children:

2 Sons and 2 Daughters

Type: Book - Moniteau County Missouri History

Details: p. 443 - Sappington - Hodges

Type: Book - Moniteau County Missouri History

Details: p. 443 - Sappington History