Harman
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2nd
wife
Teter
(b. 25 Jul 1825 in Mecklenburg, Germany)
d. 2 Jun 1912 in Chariton Co., MO
and
Margaret Prundon)
(born abt. 1831 in Germany (Saxony on 1870 census)
died Abt. 1873)
buried in Johnson Cemetery,
Lagonda, Chariton Co. MO
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2nd
wife
(born 4 May 1834 in VA)
(died 2 Apr 1886 in MO)
(family listed also as Tetters or Teeter or Teeters)
and
Malinda Jane Gipson)
-- for last name, see (Anna Death Certificate)
(born 22 Nov 1837 in MO)
(died 15 Jan 1909)
FRANK INFO
b. 7 Jul
1869
according to death certificate: (Record)
d. 21 May1936
in Randolph Co, MO
according to death certificate: (Record)
His last name is listed as Harman not Harmon on his gravestone.
(See below right.)
married
Abt 1895
(1910 census
says
that they
were
married for 15 yrs.)
ANNA INFO
A Teeter Cemetery exists in Chariton Co, so maybe
her last name was Teeter? Several Teters families are
also listed in the census records in 1920 and 1930.
b. 7 Apr 1872 in MO (1900 census)
d. 9 Sep 1926 in Bynumville, Chariton Co, MO
(Death Certificate)
Since Anna died in 1926, this photo at left was taken before that time. I assume it was taken in Chariton Co, MO.
Frank and Anna were buried in
Johnson Cemetery, Lagonda,
Chariton Co., MO
Frank: FindAGrave
Anna: FindAGrave
also from
CLDS
Really
neatness!
A map
of Bynumville, Chariton Co.,
MO in 1897 shows property of FE,
FF, John and S. Harmon.
Another map of the area: UofMissouriPlatMap
families and John Minks family where
John Harmon lived earlier. MAP: Caution. Very Large!
One family listing on ancestry.com provided
Elec as his middle name, plus middle names of
middle names of the children of his son John Leslie.
Farm meeting photo
Listed as Stephen Virginia A. Harmon
on death certificate
Her father was born in VA and her mother was born in MO.
In 1910, a U. S. Teters family lived one house from Frank and Anna.
Since his age was 33 he may be Anna's brother.
family where John Harmon lived earlier. Also shown is
property of U.S. Teters near FF and FE Harmon.
MAP: Caution. Very Large!
Yocum
| AUGUSTUS
C. YOCUM, a prominent citizen of Salisbury, Mo., and a successful
attorney-at-law, possessed of rare intelligence, great courage in the
discharge of duty, and preserving industry in any work to which his
energy is devoted, was born September 21, 1856, in Schuyler county,
Ill., being the 7th of a family of 12 children, only 6 of whom are now
living,. Harvey Yocum, the father, was born in Montgomery county, Ky.,
Feb. 5, 1826, the eldest of a family of seven children, of Jonathan and
Rachel (Williams) Yocum, also natives of Kentucky. On December 30,
18471 the father of our subject was united in marriage to Miss Malinda,
daughter of Matthew and Margaret Wilson, of Clay county, Ind. In 1852
the parents of our subject located in Schuyler county, Ill., where they
resided until 1867, when they removed to this county, the father
engaging in agriculture and stock raising, until his death, April- 23,
1886. he death of the mother occurred Feb. 11, '96. Having completed
the course of the public schools, in '75, our subject attended Bethany
Academy of Harrison county. From '76 to '79 he was a student of the
State Normal at Kirksville, Mo. For 15 years our subject followed the
occupation of school teaching the winter and farming in summer.
Selecting the practice of law as a future occupation, in Jan. '93 our
subject began reading under Hon. W. S. Stockwell, of Salisbury, Mo.,
and made such progress that in July '94 he was admitted to the bar, by
Circuit Judge W. W. Rucker. Mr. Yocum swung his shingle in this city
and has from the beginning enjoyed a lucrative and increasing
clientage. On March 21, 1880, he was united in marriage to Miss Hattie
A., daughter of Charles N. and Amelia Green, prominent citizens, of
this county. To Mr. and Mrs. Yocum, have been born 5 children, two
deceased and three living namely, Lottie A., nearly 8; Delmar D., 6;
and, Harvey H., now four. Religiously, our subject is a consistent
member of the Christian church, while politically he affiliates with
the peoples' party. Mr. Yocum. has ever sought official recognition,
yet he has always taken an active interest in the discussion of the
political issues of the day. Socially, he is an honored member of the
Knights of Equity secret order. A 1915 map shows FE, FF, GS Harmon families and John Minks family where John Harmon lived earlier. Also shown is property of A.C. Yocum near FF and FE Harmon. MAP: Caution. Very Large! |
http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/mo/chariton/bios/y2500001.txt
a Yocum genealogy can be found at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocharit/lineage/yocum1.htm
Mr. Yocum died in 1942
married
Abt 1928
LOTTIE INFO
(daughter of Augustus C. Yocum
(b. 21 Sep 1856 in Schuyler Co, IL)
(d. 28 Jan 1942) (ref)
& Hattie Amelia Green)
(b. 13 Feb 1864 in DeKalb Co, IL)
(d. 30 Dec 1944) (ref)
b. Abt Apr 1890 in MO (1930 census)
d. Aft 1930
siblings:
Delmar D b. 1892 m. Olive G. ?
children: Adelia C, Dale M, Dorothy M
Harvey H
A map of Bynumville, Chariton Co.,
MO in 1897 shows property of FE,
FF, John and S. Harmon.....
and someone named S. O. Yokum
IN 1930 Frank and Lottie E were living in Chariton Co,
with her chidren Ernest Hulet (13) and Florence Hulet (12) next door to Sherman Hulet (64) and Mary Hulet (68). Was Sherman Hulet
the father of Lottie's first husband Walton Jasper Hulet?
