Iona E. ADAMS

Notes:

!A GEDCOM file from Lynne Storm. (May 1999 - DWM) - Buried in Wise Cemetery.

Notes:

!A GEDCOM file from Lynne Storm. (May 1999 - DWM)

William married Sarah Ellen MARSHALL on 10 Apr 1870 in Jefferson County, Kansas. Sarah (daughter of Thomas West MARSHALL and Mary Ann MCVAY) was born about 1848 in Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!A GEDCOM file from Lynne Storm. (May 1999 - DWM)

Notes:

!A GEDCOM file from Lynne Storm. (May 1999 - DWM)

CENSUS HISTORY
1885 State Census Village of Winchester, Jefferson, KA Call #976115 SLFHL
T. W. Marshall 61 Farmer B/North Carolina Married To Kansas from Missori
Orilla Marshall 54 B/New York Married To Kansas from Indiana
Chas. Lily 19 B/Kansas Single
Fred Lily 15 B/Kansas Single
Ida Marshall 17 B/Kansas Single
Melvina 14 B/Kansas

Thomas Marshall - Owns 280 Acres of land "Under fence". Total acres of farm 280.
Value of land $8000.00
Paid $200.00 in wages year ending 3/1885
80 rods of Rail fence, 400 rods Hedge, 600 rods Wire
32 Acres sown in winter Wheat
60 Acres sown in Rye
20 acres sown in Oats
5 acres swon in Millet and Hungarian
800 Bushels of Corn on Hand 3/1/1885
600 Bushels of Wheat on Hand 3/1/1885
6 Tons of Tame cut 1884
200 pounds of Butter made in Family
10 Horses, 5 Milch Cows, 16 Cattle, 60 Swine, 5 Swine died of disease
Value of animals fattened or slaughtered
1 Dog
1880 Census Norton Township, Jefferson Co., KA Vol 8 E.D. 109 Sheet 29 Line 43
Marshall, T. W. 56 B: NC FB: Virginia MB: Virginia
Frank 17 B: KS FB: NC MB: Indiana
Ida 11 B: KS FB: NC MB: Indiana
Melvina 9 B: KS FB: NC MB: Indiana
David 10 B: KS FB: NC MB: Indiana



1870 P.O. Oskaloosa, Jefferson Township, Jefferson Co, KA Page 14
Marshal, Thomas 46 Farmer $4000 Real Estate $1000 Personal Property B/NC
Mary 42 Keep House B/Virginia
Lucy J. 15 B/Missori
Elias W. 15 B/Missori
Mary E. 14 B/Kansas
Celia W. 12 B/Kansas
Franklin 07 B/Kansas
Andrew J. 5 B/Kansas
Ida C. 2 B/Kansas
Marshall, Francis 79 Living with son B/Virginia

1860 Crooked Creek, Jefferson Co, KA Roll #1299 at Cherry St. FHL Vol 5 Page 29
Marshall, Thomas 35 Farmer $1600 $400 Born North Carolina
Mary Ann 30 Born Virginia
Sarah 12 Born Missori
Lucy J. 8 Born Missori
Elias 6 Born Missori
Mary 4 Born Kansas
Celia 2 Born Kansas
Living next door to the Schoolhouse

1850 Buchanen Co, Missori (SLFHL)
Marshall, Thomas W. 26 Male B/North Carolina
Mary 22 Female B/Virginia
Sarah 2 Female B/Missori
Frances 4/12 Female B/Missori

LAND RECORDS
Thomas Marshall owned land as follows:
Union Township, on Walnut Creek, Jefferson Co., KS
NE quarter of Section 7, Township 9, Range 20 and
(110 acres) NW quarter of Section 11, Township 8, Range 19 in Jefferson Township, Crooked Creek, Jefferson County, KS
Abstract of title-Sept 5, 1896
General Warranty Deed Dec 15, 1883 Jefferson Co. Section 7, Township 9, Range 20
Stewartsville, DeKalb, Missori March 2, 1883 John and Sarah J. Grimes files for Record 12/19/83 Record in Book 33, Page 266 Treasurers Office Jefferson Co., Kansas Oskaloosa

DEATH RECORDS
Obituary from WINCHESTER STAR dated 14 Feburary 1896
Thomas W. Marshall was born in Surrey County, North Carolina, November 27, 1823 and died of pneumonia at his residence three miles north of Winchester, Kansas, February 4th 1896, aged 73 years, 3 months and 8 days.
When he was seventeen years old he moved to Missori and later in 1857 or '58, he came to Kansas settling upon the place where he died.
His death was very sudden and unexpected. On Monday of the week preceding his death he went to Leavenworth to meet his wife Orilla, who had been called there by the death of her brother. Wednesday they returned and Thursday he went to Nortonville. He complained on his return of feeling somewhat indisposed but did not give up altogether until the very last. On the day preceding his death he was out of doors a short while. Aabout 10 o'clock Tuesday morning he breathed his last. Suddenly as death came it found him ready. He was conscious and expressed himself as having hope that all was well.
Brother Marshall was well and favorably known having been for nearly forty years a resident of Jefferson County, and in that time establishing a reputation for integrity of character.
He was united with the Baptist church but recently became a member of the Christian Church of Winchester, from which church he was buried February 6th.
"His Works do follow him."

14 February 1896 WINCHESTER STAR
Tom Marshall born 27 November 1823, Surrey County, NC' came to Kansas in 1857-58 died 4 February 1896

Tombstone Inscription reads: "They stead their course to the same quiet shore not parted long and now to part no more."

!Marshall 0142, p. 1; Marshall 0142B, p. 1 - He is buried in the Wise
Cemetery.; !Marshall 0136, p. 9

Thomas married Mary Ann MCVAY on 26 Feb 1846. Mary was born on 6 May 1829 in Wayne, Marion County, Indiana; died on 6 Sep 1879 in Norton, Norton County, Kansas; was buried in Sep 1879 in Jefferson County, Kansas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0142, p. 1; Marshall 0142B, p. 1
!A GEDCOM file from Lynne Storm. (May 1999 - DWM)

!Buried: in Wise Cemetery at Winchester, KA. (Biographical Album Jefferson Co, KA Sutro). Member of the Missionary Baptist Church Nortonville, KA

!Obituary Winchester Argus 11 September 1879 Page 3, Column 3, Died: Saturday, September 6, 1879 Mrs. T. W. Marshall, of Congestive Fever Aged 50 years.

Notes:

!Marshall 0022 - Born between 1790 and 1800. Moved to Surry County, North
Carolina before 1830. Later Moved to Buchannan County, Missouri then to
Jefferson County, Kansas. They are both buried in Jefferson County.
!Marshall 0136, p. 8 - This source gives their marriage date as April 30, 1819.
!Marshall 0168, p. 4

!A GEDCOM file from Lynne Storm. (May 1999 - DWM)
!December 15, 1858 A commission is issued to the following officers for Oskaloosa township, Jefferson county, by virtue of thier election December 11, 1858: Elias Marshall and J. R. Forbes, as justices of the peace. (Kansas State Historical Society Minutes SLFHL 978.1/B5c)


Census History
1857 Jefferson Co, Kansas State Census Index
Marshall, Elias

1850 Buchanen Co, Missori #1099 (SLFHL)
Marshall, Elias 53 Male B/Virginia
Frances 51 Female B/Virginia
Elizabeth 28 Female B/North Carolina
Thomas 26 Male B/North Carolina
Henry 19 Male B/North Carolina
Sarah 17 Female B/North Carolina
Mary 15 Female B/North Carolina
Hardin 13 Male B/North Carolina
Thomas is listed here and again in his own home with Mary.

1830 Surry Co, North Carolina Film #M19-125 Page 109
Elias Marshall Free White Males 1 under 5 1 5-10 1 15-20 1 30-40
Free White Females 1 5-10 1 30-40 Total 6 persons
Elias is 33 yrs, Henry is a baby, Thomas is 7yrs., ? is 15 to 20.
Francis is 31 yrs, and Elizabeth is 8 yrs.

Next door is:
David Marshall Free White Males 1 under 5 1 5-10 1 20-30
Free White Females 1 under 5 1 20-30
Joseph D. Marshall Free White Males 1 under 5a 1 5-10 1 10-15 1 30-40
Free White Females 1 under 5 1 5-10 1 10-15 1 30-40

Kansas State Historical Society Commission Minutes (978.1/B5c SLFHC)
December 15, 1858 Commission issued to the following officers for Oskaloosa township, Jefferson county, by virtue of their election December 11, 1858: Elias Marshall and J. R. Forbes as justices of the peace, Horace Giles, Andrew Rice and James Gardner, as constables; Benjamin Haskinson and Dawson Elliott, as supervisors.

Tombstone reads: Elias Marshall died at his residence in Jefferson Co. Kan.
June 3, 1865 Aged 68 years 5 Mos. 8 Ds.

Elias married Frances WEST on 8 May 1819 in Amherst County, Virginia. Frances (daughter of Nicholas WEST and Elizabeth TINSLEY) was born in 1798 in Virginia; died on 9 Feb 1887 in Jefferson County, Kansas; was buried in Feb 1887 in Winchester, Jefferson County, Kansas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

!Marshall 0022 - They are both buried in Wise Cemetary in Jefferson County.
!Marshall 0142, p. 1; Marshall 0142B, p. 1
!Marshall 0136, p. 8
!A GEDCOM file from Lynne Storm. (May 1999 - DWM)

!Obituary Winchester Star 24 February 1887 Winchester, Kansas
Mrs. Frances Marshall, died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. John Grimes in Clinton Co., MO., February 9th 1887 aged 89 years. Her remains were brought to Winchester and the funeral sermon was preached in the Christian Church by Rev. R. S. Cook of the Baptist Church at Lansing. From the church the body was conveyed to the Wise Cemetery and there laid away to rest.
Mrs. M's maiden name was West and she was married to Alias Marshall in Amherst Co. VA. They came to Jefferson County, Kansas in 1855. The husband died at the homestead on Walnut Creek, June 3, 1865.

!Twelve children were born to the couple--nine boys and three girls. Only three are living--Mr. Thomas Marshall, Rev. Frank H. Marshall, and Mrs. Sarah J. Grimes. The deceased was one of the original members of Hebron Church (Baptist) which was organized in 1857. This association erected a chruch building near Walnut Creek, in Jefferson township in 1878, of which Rev. Henry W. Marshall was pastor until his death. The membership has grown steadily until it now numbers about 140. It is certainly very consoling to the relatives and friends of the deceased to know that she passed away with the full knowledge that a beautiful home, a home aboutding in perfect happiness and contentment awaited her beyond the confines of her earthly habitation, eternal'never-ending, and blessing beyond any finite imagination.

!Winchester Star 17 February 1887
!Mrs. Marshall died and buried on Saturday....Mother of Thomas and Frank' buried beside her husband at Wise Cemetary.