John Wayne WILSON

Notes:

!A GEDCOM file from Gordon Marshall.

John married Shirley Jean SHELTON on 12 Apr 1952 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Mo. Shirley was born on 20 Feb 1924 in Slater, Missouri; died on 3 Oct 1965 in Odessa, Texas; was buried in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Judith Marie BEATTY was born on 19 Mar 1944 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; died on 21 Jan 1979 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; was buried in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.
2. Elizabeth Ann WILSON was born on 15 Nov 1956 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; died on 26 Nov 1956 in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; was buried in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri.

Notes:

!Arthur Bell Wilson
!Buried in Hopewell Cemetery.
!A GEDCOM file from Gordon Marshall.
Arthur Bell Wilson

!Buried in Hopewell Cemetery.

Arthur married Pearl Gay MATHENY on 15 Sep 1915 in Nevada, Vernon County, Missouri. Pearl was born on 18 Sep 1890 in Braxton County, West Virginia; died on 19 Jun 1955 in Davis Twp., Henry County, Missouri; was buried on 21 Jun 1955 in Walker Twp., Henry County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Buried in Hopewell Cemetery.
!Buried in Hopewell Cemetery.

Notes:

!A GEDCOM file from Gordon Marshall.

John married Martha Ann (Mattie) HENLEY on 13 Jun 1880 in Henry County, Missouri. Martha (daughter of James H. HENLEY and Martha J. VANHOY) was born on 13 Apr 1853 in Jasper County, Missouri; died on 25 Aug 1936 in Walker Twp., Henry County, Missouri; was buried in Walker, Henry County, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!A GEDCOM file from Gordon Marshall.
!Buried in Hopewell Cemetery.

Notes:

!CHILDREN: According to Martha J. Vanhoy Henley's obituary in 1990, they had
ten children. From census records, etc. I have only found seven. Probably
the three missing died very young or at birth.

!DEATH OF JAMES H. HENLEY (1826-1866) - apparently just after the Civil War, and
I can find no record of him being a soldier, he was killed by bushwhackers. He
would have been a northern sympathizer. He was supposed to have been hidden
out away from home, and his son or sons went down the middle of a creek to take
him food, and found him dead. He had sold all his land in Jasper Co., MO and
had recently purchased some land in Henry Co. MO so he probably died in Henry
Co., MO - but I am not sure.

!ABSTRACTED OBITUARY OF MRS. MARTHA J. HENLEY (from 3 May 1890 EAST
WASHINGTONIAN newspaper, Pomeroy, Washington, Garfield County, as abstracted by
Mrs. Wm. C. Anderson and sent to me l7 Jan 1977) Died, at the residence of her
son-in-law, Mr. Hunt, on the 19th ult., Mrs. Martha J. Henley. She was born in
Stokes Co., North Carolina in March 18l6. She was married in 1844 and had ten
children. Her husband was killed by a bushwhacker in Missouri, where they
resided in 1866. She came with her daughter, Mrs. Hunt to Washington in
September last. Member of the M.E. Church for the last twenty
years.....(buried) Goldendale cemetery....sister of Mr. Vanhoy....

!CEMETERY STONE in old IOOF Cemetery, Goldendale, Klickitat Co., Washington
reads: MARTHA J. HENLEY
Born Mar. 14, 1826
Died Apr. 17, 1890

!Child 4: James Hamilton Henley - most information from his typewritten
obituary.

!SOURCES: other than above Mrs. Wm, C. Anderson, Box 647, Pomeroy, Washington
also gave me some information on the Henley's who had moved to Washington.

!Marshall 0055 - Could this be the brother of Henry Henley (RIN - 13,549) who
married Sally Jane Marshall (RIN - 13458)?
CHILDREN: According to Martha J. Vanhoy Henley's obituary in 1990, they had
ten children. From census records, etc. I have only found seven. Probably
the three missing died very young or at birth.

DEATH OF JAMES H. HENLEY (1826-1866) - apparently just after the Civil War, and
I can find no record of him being a soldier, he was killed by bushwhackers. He
would have been a northern sympathizer. He was supposed to have been hidden
out away from home, and his son or sons went down the middle of a creek to take
him food, and found him dead. He had sold all his land in Jasper Co., MO and
had recently purchased some land in Henry Co. MO so he probably died in Henry
Co., MO - but I am not sure.

ABSTRACTED OBITUARY OF MRS. MARTHA J. HENLEY (from 3 May 1890 EAST
WASHINGTONIAN newspaper, Pomeroy, Washington, Garfield County, as abstracted by
Mrs. Wm. C. Anderson and sent to me l7 Jan 1977) Died, at the residence of her
son-in-law, Mr. Hunt, on the 19th ult., Mrs. Martha J. Henley. She was born in
Stokes Co., North Carolina in March 18l6. She was married in 1844 and had ten
children. Her husband was killed by a bushwhacker in Missouri, where they
resided in 1866. She came with her daughter, Mrs. Hunt to Washington in
September last. Member of the M.E. Church for the last twenty
years.....(buried) Goldendale cemetery....sister of Mr. Vanhoy....

CEMETERY STONE in old IOOF Cemetery, Goldendale, Klickitat Co., Washington
reads: MARTHA J. HENLEY
Born Mar. 14, 1826
Died Apr. 17, 1890

Child 4: James Hamilton Henley - most information from his typewritten
obituary.

SOURCES: other than above Mrs. Wm, C. Anderson, Box 647, Pomeroy, Washington
also gave me some information on the Henley's who had moved to Washington.

James married Martha J. VANHOY on 30 Apr 1846 in Stokes County, North Carolina. Martha (daughter of Abraham VANHOY and Verlinda Elizabeth MARSHALL) was born on 14 Mar 1826 in Stokes County, North Carolina; died on 17 Apr 1890 in Pomeroy, Garfield County, Washington; was buried in Klickitat County, Washington. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Buried in the old IOOF Cemetery.