1. WHARTON, Nelson - b. Abt.
1786, Virginia, d. Aft. 1870, m. Abt. 1821, Virginia, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wharton, b. May 15, 1802, Virginia, d. Feb. 18, 1857,
bur. Gregg Cemetery, Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia.
Elizabeth's headstone reads: Elizabeth
Wharton - Wife of Nelson Wharton - b. May 15, 1802 - d.
Feb. 18, 1857.
Note: I have very little information about Nelson and
Elizabeth Wharton and their children. The GEDCOM file
that I am using for some of the data shows that Nelson
and Elizabeth had three other children; George, born
Abt.
1832, William, born Abt. 1842, and Jacob, born Abt.
1844. If this were true these children would appear in
the 1850 census and they do not. These children's
names and ages do not show up or fit into any of the
census data that I have come across so far. It could be that these children died in infancy which
tragically happened often during those times. Elizabeth
died in 1857, and the 1860 census shows that Nelson and
a Lucinda Wharton, who is probably Nelson's daughter,
are living with Bayless and Sarah Wharton and their
children. Nelson and Lucinda are still found to be
living with Bayless in the 1870 census as well.
1850 CENSUS, Ohio Co., Virginia
(now WV), District 44, September 7, 1850, Page
50b and 51a:
WHARTON, Nelson, 64/M, -, Laborer, -, VA, -,-, 1
WHARTON, Elizabeth, 50/F, -,-,-, VA, -,-, 1
WHARTON, Bayless, 26/M, -, Laborer, -, VA
WHARTON, Margaret, 25/F, -,-,-, VA
WHARTON, Lucinda, 21/F -,-,-, VA
WHARTON, Powell, 22/M, -, Laborer, -, VA
WHARTON, Elizabeth, 20/F, -,-,-, VA
WHARTON, Presley, 19/M, -, Laborer, -, VA
WHARTON, Gibson, 17/M, -, Laborer, -, VA
WHARTON, Silas, 15/M, -, Laborer, -, VA
WHARTON, Charles, 13/M, -,-,-, VA
WHARTON, James, 10/M, -,-,-, VA
Children of Nelson and Elizabeth Wharton:
2. WHARTON, Bayless - b.
November 5, 1822, Rappahannock Co., Virginia d.
September 7, 1903, Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, m. October, 1855, Ohio Co., Wheeling,
West Virginia, Sarah Elizabeth Jones, b. May 19,
1839, Belmont Co., Ohio, d. April 16, 1899,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster, Missouri.
Notes: Obituary from Knob Noster
Gem, April 21, 1899:
DEATH: JOHNSON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY - A SUDDEN DEATH - This community was
startled Sunday morning on learning that Mrs. Bayless Wharton had been found
dead in her bed. She had retired with her husband in usual health, although
she had been suffering lately with rheumatism. About 2 o'clock, Mr.
Wharton discovered that the room was getting cool and rose to get some extra covering.
He noticed that his wife lay very still and investigated. He was horrified to
find that she was dead. He woke the other members of the family and near
neighbors were called. Mrs. Wharton, whose maiden name was Sarah Elizabeth
Jones, was born in Belmont County, Ohio on May 19, 1839 and hence would have
been 60 years old next month. She was married in October 1855 at Wheeling,
West Virginia to Bayless Wharton and lived there until 1879 when they moved
with eight children to Pettis county in this state. After a residence there of
three years they moved to Knob Noster where they have since resided. Two
children preceded her to the grave and seven with her aged companion remain to
mourn her loss. The deceased was converted and joined the
M.E. church when about fifteen years of age and was ever after a faithful
Christian worker. For
many years she was blind and only a few years ago had her sight almost
completely restored, but through this affliction her
faith remained steadfast. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Lehr assisted by Rev. J. S.
Porter at the M. R. church Monday afternoon and the body was afterward laid to
rest in the city cemetery.
Obituary from Knob Noster Gem, Sept,
11, 1903:
DEATH: DIED WHILE HE SLEPT - Bayless
Wharton an old and honorable citizen of this
community died at his home just south of this
city some time during Monday night. He had been
an invalid for the past six months or more and
several times during the past spring and summer
it was thought the end was near. Last Monday he
appeared to be very much better than for some
time. About ten
o'clock that night the family retired with him
sleeping quietly and no sign of approaching
dissolution. About three o'clock Tuesday morning
the condition of his body indicated that he had
been dead for some time. Mr. Wharton was born in
Rappahannock County, Virginia, Nov 5, 1822 He
was married in October 1855 to Sarah O. Jones at
Wheeling, West Virginia and resided there until
1879 when
they moved with their eight children to Missouri
where they have since resided. His wife died in
1899 under similar circumstances. The surviving
children are Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Witter, Mrs. Joe
Marshall, Mrs. Will Young, Homer, Harry, and
Ivan Wharton. He was converted and joined the
M.E. Church in early life and remained a true
and faithful member until death. The funeral was
preached by
Rev. A.C. Boyd at the M.E. church at 10:30
o'clock Wednesday morning followed by interment
in the family lot at the city cemetery.
1860 CENSUS, Wheeling Creek Valley, Ohio Co.,
Virginia (now WV), Wheeling P.O., July 10, 1860
Page No. 102:
WHARTON, Bayless, 34/M, -, Carpenter, -, $200/VA
WHARTON, Sarah E., 27/F, -,-,-,-, VA
WHARTON, Mary B., 3/F, -,-,-,-, VA
WHARTON, Charles S., 2/M -,-,-,-, VA
Lucinda Sayhne, 25/F, -,-,-,-, VA
Nelson Wharton, 73/M, -,-,-,-, VA
1870 CENSUS, Triadelphia TWP, Ohio Co., West
Virginia, Wheeling P. O., July 23, 1870, Page
No. 11:
WHARTON, Bayless, 46/M/W/Carpenter, -, ?, -, VA,
-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-, 1
WHARTON, Sarah, 32/F/W/Keeps House, -,-,-, Ohio,
-,-,-,-,-,-, 1
WHARTON, Charles, 12/M/W/at school, -,-,-, VA,
-,-,-,-, 1
WHARTON, Ella, 9/F/W/at school, -,-,-, VA,
-,-,-,-, 1
WHARTON, Homer, 7/M/W/at school, -,-,-, VA,
-,-,-,-, 1
WHARTON, Jessie, 2/F/W, -,-,-,-, WV
WHARTON, Martha, ?.12/F/W, -,-,-,-, WV
WHARTON, Nelson, 87/M/W, -,-,-,-, VA, -,-,-,-,-,
1/1, -, 1
WHARTON, Lucinda, 43/F/W/at home, -,-,-, VA,
-,-,-,-,-,-, 1
1890 CENSUS, Washington Township, Johnson Co.,
MO, Enumeration District No. 119, June 6, 1900,
Sheet No. 8:
WHARTON, Bayless, Head/W/M/Nov/1822/77/W, -,-,-,
VA/VA/VA, -,-,-, Carpenter/6/Y/Y/Y, -, 0/F/F/26
WHARTON, EVAN, Son/W/M/Aug/1878/21/S, -,-,-,
MO/VA/OH, -,-,-, Farmer/3/Y/Y/Y
COOKE, Ella,
Daughter/W/F/Mar/1861/39/M/10/0/0/VA/VA/OH
-,-,-, Dressmaker/0/Y/Y/Y
Children of Bayles Wharton and Sarah
Elizabeth Jones:
3. WHARTON, Charles -
b. Abt 1858, Ohio Co., Virginia.
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3. WHARTON, Ella - b. Abt 1861, Ohio
Co., Virginia, m. November 26, 1889, Johnson Co., Knob
Noster, Missouri, Burrell H. Cooke.
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3. WHARTON, Homer C. - b. July 6, 1864,
Ohio Co., West Virginia, d. August 14, 1924, Johnson Co.,
Knob Noster, Missouri, bur. Warrensburg Cem., Johnson Co., Missouri,
m. May 5, 1897, Johnson Co. Knob Noster, Missouri, Etta Bell
Suddath, b. 1879, d. January 23, 1948, Knob Noster, Johnson Co.,
Missouri, d. January 23, 1948, Johnson Co., Knob Noster, Missouri,
bur. Sunset Hill Cemetery, Johnson Co., Missouri
Obituary from Knob Noster Gem,
January 30, 1948:
DEATH: FUNERAL RITES FOR MRS. HOMER WHARTON - Mrs. Homer
Wharton, former resident of Warrensburg, died Friday
morning, January 23, at 3:00 o'clock at her home in St.
Louis, after an illness of several months. Surviving are
two daughters, Mrs Ilya Russell of Eldon and Mrs. Blanche
Spangler of St. Louis. Mrs. J.W. Young of southeast of
Knob Noster is a sister-in-law. Mrs. Wharton, the former
Etta Bell Suddath, went to St. Louis about 20 years ago,
following the death of her husband. One daughter preceded
her in death. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon
at the Sweeny-Phillips Chapel, the Rev. James D. Sill
officiating. Miss Eleanor Shockey sang "Be Still My
Soul" and "Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me"
accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Willard Austin.
Pallbearers were the following nephews and grandsons:
George and Jack Young, Hugh and Paul Marshall, Homer
Russell, Chester Minor, Bobby Evans, and Clarence Russell.
Burial was in Sunset Hill cemetery. Among those who
attended the funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Russell
and son, Clarence and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Russell of Eldon,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spangler and son, Tommy Evans of St.
Louis; Mr. and Mrs. James C. Kirkpatrick and son, Don
Wallace of Jefferson City; Paul Marshall of Kansas City,
Hugh Marshall of Sedalia, Mrs. Tom Wilson of Pleasant Hill
and Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Young and son, Jack and Ernest and
S.L. Adams and Mrs. Saller Blythe of Knob Noster.
1910 CENSUS, Warrensburg, Johnson Co., MO., Enumeration District No.
120, May 2, 1910, Sheet No. 18b:
Address: 403 Market Street, Warrensburg, MO.
WHARTON, Homer C., Head/M/W/46/M1/12, -,-, WV,VA/OH, -,-,
English/Carpenter/House/W/N/2/Y/Y, -, R, -, H
WHARTON, Etta, Wife/F/W/32/M1/12/4/3/MO/MO/MO, -,-,
English/None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y
WHARTON, Ilya, Daughter/F/W/12/S, -,-,-, MO/WV/MO, -,-,
English/None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, Hallie, Daughter/F/W/9/S, -,-,-, MO/WV/MO, -,-,
English/None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, Blanche, Daughter/F/W/7/S, -,-,-, MO/WV/MO, -,-,
English/None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
COOKE, Burrell H., Head/M/W/69/M2/20, -,-, VA/England/VA,
-,-, English, Own Income, -,-,-,-, Y/Y/-, R, -, H
COOKE, Ella, Wife/F/W/49/M1/20/0/0/WV/VA/VA, -,-,
English/Dressmaker/At Home/OA, -,-, Y/Y
Children of Homer C. and Etta Bell Suddath:
4. WHARTON, Ilya - b. Abt.
1898, Missouri, d. _____ , m. _____ Russell.
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4. WHARTON, Blanche - b. Abt.
1903, Missouri, d. _____ , m. _____ Spangler.
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4. WHARTON, Hallie Co. - b.
Abt. 1900, Knob Noster, Johnson County, Missouri, d.
July 14, 1938, St. Louis Co. , St. Louis, Missouri,
bur. Sunset Cemetery, Johnson Co., Missouri.
Obituary from STAR-JOURNAL,
Warrensburg, Mo., July 14, 1938:
DEATH: FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN ST.
LOUIS - Miss Hallie Wharton formerly of
Warrensburg died in St. Louis Wednesday afternoon
following a long period of poor health. She has
been a teacher in the St. Louis schools for a
number of years. The body will be brought to
Warrensburg, arriving at 5 o'clock Saturday
afternoon at the Sweeney-Phillips chapel. Burial
will be in Sunset Hill. Miss Wharton was a
daughter of Homer C. Wharton, who was a carpenter
here for some years before his death. Her mother
Mrs. Etta Suddath Wharton and the daughter Hallie
made their home together in St. Louis where Miss
Wharton taught school. The family came here from
Knob Noster that the three daughters Hallie,Ila
and Blanche could attend the college. Hallie
graduated in 1922. Mrs. Wharton is a daughter of
the Rev. William Suddath of Jackson County. Miss
Wharton sustained injuries in a bus accident some
time ago in St. Louis from which she had never
recovered.
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3. WHARTON, Jessie L. - b. Abt 1868,
Ohio Co., West Virginia d. ____ , m. March 26, 1890,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster, Missoui, George S. Whitter.
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3. WHARTON, Martha Blanche - b. Abt 1869,
Ohio Co., West Virginia, d. ____ , m. Johnson Co., Knob
Noster, Missouri, m. Johnson Co., Knob Noster, Missouri,
Joseph M. Marshall.
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3. WHARTON, Harry - b. Abt. 1871, Ohio
Co., West Virginia.
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3. WHARTON, Ivan - b. Abt. 1873, Ohio
Co., West Virginia.
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3. WHARTON, Lavinia - b. Abt. 1875,
Ohio Co., West Virginia, m. February 1, 1900, Johnson Co.,
Knob Noster, Missouri, J. William Young.
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3. WHARTON, Evan - b. August 28, 1878,
Pettis Co., Sedalia, Missouri, d. January 30, 1939, Junction
City, Kansas, m. April 19, 1901, Johnson Co., Knob Noster, Missouri,
Laura Gertrude Marton.
Obituary from STAR-JOURNAL,
Warrensburg, Mo., January 30, 1939:
DEATH: FORMER KNOB NOSTER MAN DIES IN KANSAS - Evan E.
Wharton, 61, succumbs at home in Junction City - Mrs. J.
William Young of southeast of town received word Tuesday
morning of the death of her brother, Evan E. Wharton,
which occurred early Tuesday morning at a hospital in
Junction City, KS, following a week's illness. Evan E.
Wharton, 61 was born in Sedalia on August 28, 1878, a son
of Bayless and Sarah Wharton. He lived here for many years.
He attended the Knob Noster school. He was married to Miss
Gertrude Martin of Knob Noster and from this union two
daughters were born. After leaving Knob Noster, Mr.
Wharton resided in Topeka, Ks but for the pasts eight years
he has lived in Junction City. He is survived by his wife,
two daughters, Mrs. Walter Cole of Danville, Ill and Mrs.
Fred Smith of Junction City, KS, two granddaughters
Gertrude and Mary Jane, two sisters, Mrs. J. W. Young of
Knob Noster and Mrs. Joe Marshall of La Monte, and one
brother Harry Wharton, Peck, KS.
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2. WHARTON, Margaret - b.
Abt. 1825, Virginia.
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2. WHARTON, Powell - b.
Abt. 1828, Virginia, d. May 1, 1906, m. Abt. 1852, Mary _____
, b. Abt. 1833, Virginia.
Obituary from Knob Noster Gem, May
3,
1906:
DEATH: Johnson County Historical Society - The
above named gentleman died at the home of his
son, Lane Wharton, four miles south of Green
Ridge, Tuesday morning. He was 70 years of age
and had lived in Pettis county for 33 years.
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2. WHARTON, Lucinda -
b. Abt. 1829. Note: I can track a Lucinda from
1850, with Nelson and Elizabeth through 1870
census data along with Nelson who resided with
Bayles in 1860 and 1870. In all three census her
age fluctuates by a couple of years. I am
dangerously assuming that this Lucinda is the
daughter of Nelson and Elizabeth and the sister of
Bayles. Over time maybe more information will
become available to me.
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2. WHARTON, Elizabeth - b.
Abt. 1830, Virginia.
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2. WHARTON, Presley - b.
Abt. 1831, Virginia.
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2. WHARTON, Gibson - b.
Abt. 1833, Virginia, d. _____ , m. Caroline _____
, b. Abt. 1941, d. _____ .
1860 CENSUS, Virginia, Ohio Co., Wheeling P.
O., June 11, 1860, Page No. 36:
WHARTON, Gibson W., 27/M, -, Farm Laborer, -,-,
VA
WHARTON, Caroline, 19/F, -,-,-, VA
WHARTON, Eliza E., 1/F, -,-,-, VA
1870 CENSUS, West Virginia, Brooke Co., Buffalo
TWP, Wellsburg P.O., June 11, 1870, Page No. 10:
WHARTON, Gibson,
38/M/W/Farmer/$4,000/$300/VA,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1
WHARTON, Caroline E., 26/F/W/Housewife, -,-, VA
WHARTON, Dora J., 8/F/W, -,-,-, WV, -,-,-,-,1
WHARTON, Flora B., 5/F/W, -,-,-, WV
WHARTON, Campbell S., 3/M/W, -,-,-, WV, -,-,1
1900 CENSUS, West Virginia, Brooke Co., Buffalo
TWP,
Enumeration Dist. 12, June 12, 1900, Sheet No.
7A:
WHARTON, Gibson, Head/W/M/Apri/1832/68/M/42,
-,-, WV/VA/VA,
-,-,-, Gardner/0, -, Y/Y/Y/0/M/F/46
WHARTON, Caroline E.,
Wife/W/F/Aug/1840/59/M/42/9/4/WV/WV,
MD, -,-,-,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, John, Son/W/M/Sept/1874/25/S, -,-,-,
WV/WV/WV,
-,-,-, Laborer (Farm)/0, -, Y/Y/Y
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2.  WHARTON, Silas W. - b.
Abt. 1835, Rappahannock Co., Richmond, Virginia,
d. October 29, 1913, Jasper Co., Webb City,
Missouri, bur. Park Cemetery, Jasper Co., Carthage, Missouri,
m. Elizabeth Ellen Bruner, daughter of Jacob and
Ellen Bruner of Wheeling, West Virginia, b. July 18, 1842, Ohio Co., Wheeling,
Virginia, d. August 7, 1937, Ottawa County, Picher, Oklahoma, bur.
Park Cemetery, Jasper Co., Carthage, Missouri. (Silas
Wharton Obituary Clippings) (
Five Generations of Wharton Women)
1860 CENSUS, Virginia, Ohio Co., Wheeling P.
O., June 11, 1860, Page No. 36:
WHARTON, Silas, 24/M, -, Farm Laborer, -,-, VA
WHARTON, Elizabeth, 18/F, -,-,-,-, VA
WHARTON, Mary A., 1/F, -,-,-,-, VA
IMES or AMES ?, Henry, 27/M, -, Farm Laborer,
-,-, Germany
1870 CENSUS, Virginia, Ohio Co., Richland TWP,
Wheeling P. O., August 10, 1870, Page No. 21:
WHARTON, Silas, 34/M/W/Farmer, -, $1,500/VA
WHARTON, Elizabeth, 28/F/W/Keeps House, -,-, VA
WHARTON, Mary, 11/F/W, -,-,-, VA
WHARTON, William, 8/M/W, -,-,-, VA
WHARTON, Jacob, 6/M/W, -,-,-, VA
*WHARTON, George, 18/M/W, -,-,-, VA
*This George Wharton I believe is a cousin or
other relative of Silas. I only know of three
children that Silas and Elizabeth had. Also
George is 18 years old and too old to be a son
of Silas and Elizabeth.
1910 CENSUS, Missouri, Jasper Co., Marion TWP,
May 11th & 12th, 1910, Sheet 18B,
Enumeration Dist. 69
WHARTON, Silas W, Head/M/W/75/M1, -,-,-,
VA/US/US, -,-, English
/Farmer/Grain Farm/Employer, -,-, Y/Y, -,
O/?/F/245/No/0/0
WHARTON, Elizabeth E.,
Wife/F/W/67/M1/5/3/2/WV/P/V, -,-, English/None,
-,-,-,-, Y/Y
______ , Frank (?), Hired Man/M/W/55/Wd, -,-,-,
MO/MO/MO, -,-,
English/Laborer/Grain Farm/W/N/0/Y/Y, -,-,-,-,
2/1/0/0
(Silas Wharton, Missouri Farm)
1920 CENSUS, Missouri, Jasper Co., Marion TWP,
February 5, 1920, Sheet 7B, Enumeration Dist. 79
WHARTON, Elizabeth E., Head/O/M/F/W/77/W,
-,-,-,-, Y/Y/WV-PA-WV-, Y/Farmer/General Farm/OA
McCOLLOCH, Mary A., Daughter, -,-, F/W/60/W,
-,-,-,-, Y/Y/WV-WV-WV, Y/None
1930 CENSUS, Missouri, Jasper Co., Joplin TWP, Webb
City, Ward 5, Sheet 1A, Enumeration Dist. 49-32
Address: 1129 West Broadway
MCCOLLOCH, Mary A., Head/O/$1250, -, N/F/ W/70/Wd, -,
WV/V/WV, Y, None
WHARTON, Elizabeth E., Mother, -,-,-,-, F/W/87/Wd, -, WV/PA/WV
(Webb City
Home of Mary Alice McColloch and
Elizabeth Wharton)
At some point after 1930 Elizabeth Wharton
and her daughter Mary Alice McColloch, moved to
a home in Picher, Oklahoma, that was next door
to Mary Alice's daughter's family, Daphne and
John N. Davis. The "Two Grandmas"
lived the remainder of their lives there and
both died in Picher. Mary Alice died in November
of 1936.
Grandma Wharton was at Daphne and Jacks house sitting
in the rocker by the window enjoying a bright sunny day and
visiting with Daphne and the children. She quietly dozed off
to sleep and died August 7, 1937, Ottawa County, Picher, Oklahoma,
at the age of 95. Both
Silas and Elizabeth Wharton are buried at Park Cemetery, Carthage,
Missouri.
Children of Silas W. Wharton and
Elizabeth Ellen Bruner:
3. WHARTON, Mary Alice - b. June 18, 1859,
Ohio Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d.
November, 1936, Ottawa Co., Picher,
Oklahoma, bur. Park Cemetery, Jasper Co.,
Carthage, Missouri, m. August 22, 1878,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster, Missouri, James
McHenry McColloch, b. February 12, 1855,
Ohio Co., West Virginia, d. October, 1919,
Jasper Co., Carthage, Missouri, bur. Park
Cemetry, Carthage, Missouri. (See
Mary Alice and James in McColloch Family
tree for their descendants Here.)
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3. WHARTON, William
N. - b. December 7, 1861, Ohio Co., West
Virginia, d. April 13, 1909, Jasper Co.,
Jefferson City, Missouri, m. July 22,
1896, Milcena Bartlett, b. June 29, 1871,
Missouri, the daughter of Charles
Lamb and Helen Thomas (Humphreys) Bartlett
of Carthage, Missouri. (William N. Wharton
Glowing Obituary Clippings)
1900 CENSUS, Jasper Co., Marion TWP,
Carthage, MO, Enumeration Dist. 60, June
19, 1900, Sheet No. 21
Address: 203 W. Fourth Street
WHARTON, William N.,
Head/W/M/Dec/1861/38/M/3, -,-, WV/V/WV,
-,-,-, School Teacher/0, -, Y/Y/Y/R, -,
H
WHARTON, Milcena,
Wife/W/F/June/1871/28/M/3/1/1/MO
/NY/MO, -,-,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, Helen B.,
Daughter/W/F/July/1899/11mos./S,
-,-,-, MO/WV/MO
(There are also five people listed as
"Roomer" that I have not
listed here)
1910CENSUS, Jasper Co., Marion TWP,
Carthage, MO,
Enumeration Dist. 72, April 16, 1910,
Sheet No. 2b
Address: 700 Olive Street
WHARTON, Milcena B., Head/F/W/28/WD, -,
2/1/MO/NY/MO,
-,-, English/None/None, -,-,-, Y/Y, -,
0/?/H
WHARTON, Helen B., Daughter/F/W/10/S,
-,-,-, MO/VA/MO,
-,-, English/None/None, -,-,-, Y/Y/Y
Children of William N. and
Milcena Wharton:
4. WHARTON,
Helen Bartlett - b. July 11 1899,
Missouri, d. October 31, 1990,
Tulsa Co., Tulsa, Oklahoma, m. May
15, 1921, Frank LaRue Snyder, b.
April 11, 1895.
1930 CENSUS, Vernon Co.,
Center TWP, Nevada City, MO,
Enumeration District 109-11,
April 8, 1930, Sheet No. 6b
Address: 726 W. Arch
SNYDER, Frank L.,
Head/R/30/N/N/M/W/34/M25/N/Y/MO,
IN/IN, -, 66, -,-,-,-,
Y/Clerk/Bank/7x83/W/Y, -, Y/WW
SNYDER, Helen B., Wife H, -,-,-,
X/F/W/30/M/21/N/Y/MO,
WV/MO, -, 66, -,-,-,-, Y/None
SNYDER, Frances Lee, Daughter,
-,-,-, X/F/W/7/S, -, Y/Y
MO/MO/MO, -, 66, -,-,-,-,-, None
SNYDER, John H., Son, -,-,-,
X/M/W/5/S, -, N/N/MO/MO
/MO, -, 66, -,-,-,-,-, None
WHARTON, Milcena, Mother-In-Law,
-,-,-, X/F/W/58/WD, -,
N/Y/MO/NY/MO, -, 66, -,-,-,-,
Y/None
Children of Helen B.
Wharton and Frank L. Snyder:
5.
SNYDER, Frances Lee - b.
July 11, 1899, Missouri,
d. March 20, 1937.
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5.
SNYDER, John Henry - b.
December 3, 1924, Missouri.
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5.
SNYDER, William K. - b.
July 29, 1935, Missouri.
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4. WHARTON,
Elizabeth Esther - b. November 22,
1901, d. March 24, 1904.
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3. WHARTON, Jacob
Frank - b. June 2, 1864, Ohio Co.,
West Virginia, d. May 26, 1944, Orange
Co., California, m. Abt. 1891, Ceola J.
McBurney, b. November, 1870, Ohio, d.
_____ .
1900 CENSUS, Labette Co., Parsons
City, Kansas,
Enumeration District 122, June 2, 1900,
Sheet No. 2
Address: 1420 Washington Avenue
WHARTON, Frank J.,
Head/W/M/June/1865/34/M/8, -,-,
WV/WV/WV, -,-,-, Clerk Hardware/0, -,
Y/Y/Y/0/?/H
WHARTON, Ceola J.,
Wife/W/F/Nov/1870/28/M/8/4/3/OH/OH,
OH, -,-,-,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, Frank, Jr.,
Son/W/F/Apr/1895/5/S, -,-,-, KS/WV/OH
WHARTON, Thelma,
Daughter/W/F/Oct/1897/3/S, -,-,-,
KS/WV/OH
WHARTON, Elaine C., Daugher/W/F/Oct/1898/1/S,
-,-,-,
KS/WV/OH
1910 CENSUS, Labette Co., Parsons City,
Kansas, Enumeration District 146, Sheet
No. 9b
Address: ? Broadway
WHARTON, J. Frank, Head/M/W/45/M1/18,
-,-, VA/VA/VA,
-,-, English/Commercial
Salesman/International
Harvester/W/N/0/Y/Y
WHARTON, Cleola,
Wife/F/W/40/M1/18/6/5/OH/OH/OH,
-,-, English/None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, J. Frank, Jr., SON/M/W/15/S,
-,-,-, KS/VA/OH,
-,-,-, English/None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, Thelma, Daughter/F/W/13/S,
-,-,-, KS/VA/OH,
-,-,-, English/None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, Elaine, Daughter/F/W/11/S,
-,-,-, KS/VA/OH,
-,-,-, English/None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, Robert, Son/M/W/8/S, -,-,-,
KS/VA/OH,
-,-,-, None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, Ruth, Daughter/F/W/4/S, -,-,-,
KS/VA/OH,
-,-,-, None
1920 CENSUS, Labette Co., Parsons City,
Kansas, Enumeration District 152,
January 7 & 8, 1920, Sheet No. 3b
Address: 1319 Broadway Avenue
WHARTON, J. Frank, Head/O/M/M/W/53/M,
-,-,-,-, Y/Y/WV/VA/VA, -,
Y/Salesman/Harvester Co./W
WHARTON, Ceola, Wife, -,-, F/W/49,
-,-,-,-, OH/OH/OH, -, Y/None
WHARTON, Elaine, Daughter, -,-,
F/W/21/S, -,-,-, N/Y/Y/KS
WV/OH, -, Y/None
WHARTON, Robert, Son, -,-, M/W/18/S,
-,-,-, Y/Y/Y/KS/WV/OH
-, Y/None
WHARTON, Ruth, Daughter, -,-, F/W/14/S,
-,-,-, Y/Y/Y/KS/WV/OH , -, Y/None
1930 CENSUS, Labette Co., Parsons City,
Kansas, Enumeration District 50-25,
April 9, 1930, Sheet No. 11a
Address: 1319 Broadway
WHARTON, Frank J.,
Head/O/$4,000/R/N/M/W/65/M/28/N/Y
VA/VA/VA, -, 74, Com.
Trailer/Implements/4221/W/Y, -, N
WHARTON, Ceola, Wife, -,-,-,
X/F/W/58/M/21/N/Y/OH/OH/OH,
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Children of Jacob Frank Wharton
and Ceola J. McBurney:
4. WHARTON,
Jacob Frank, Jr. - b. April 1,
1895, Kansas, d. October 23, 1960,
Orange Co., California, m. Abt.
1923, Lela James, b. December 31,
1893, California, d. December 28,
1985, Orange Co., California.
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4. WHARTON,
Thelma - b. Abt. 1897
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4.
WHARTON, Elaine C. - b. Abt.
1898
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4.
WHARTON, Robert - b. Abt.
1902
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4.
WHARTON, Ruth - b. Abt. 1906
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2. WHARTON, Charles - b.
Abt. 1837, Virginia.
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2. WHARTON, James Garnett - b.
February 10, 1840, Ohio Co., Triadelphia Twp, West
Virginia, d. October 21, 1922, Johnson Co., Knob
Noster, Missouri, bur. Pleasant Grove Cemetery,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster, Missouri, m. December 28, 1865, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia, Sarah M. Bruner, daughter
of Jacob and Ellen Bruner of Wheeling West
Virginia, b. December 28, 1846, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia, d. July 12, 1933, Johnson
Co., Knob Noster, Missouri, bur. Pleasant Grove
Cemetery, Johnson Co., Knob Noster, Missouri.
Obituary from Knob Noster Gem, October 26,
1922:
DEATH: JAMES GARNETT WHARTON - was born February
10, 1840 in Virginia and died Saturday, October
21, 1922 at his home south of town. At the age
of six years he went with his parents to West
Virginia. He is survived by four children, Lon
and Jim Wharton of this place. Mrs. Hitchborn of
Kansas City and Mrs. Hitchborn of Colorado.
Funeral services were held Monday ____ church,
conducted by ___ of Sedalia. Interment .___
Pleasant Grove Cem.
Obituary from Knob Noster Gem, July 20,
1933:
DEATH: SARAH MELISSA WHARTON - daughter of Jacob
and Ellen Bruner was born December 28,
1848 at Wheeling, West Virginia and died July
12, 1933 at the home of her son Alonzo Wharton.
Knob Noster at the age of 86 years, 7 months and
14 days, following an illness of one week. Mrs.
Wharton had been in failing health for several
months, but was always able to be about her
home. She was married to James G. Wharton,
December 28, 1865 at Wheeling, West Virginia. To
this union was born three sons and two
daughters. All survive, with the exception of
one, Edward Bruner Wharton, who passed away in
1920; Alonzo Wharton, Knob Noster, MO. James
Wharton, La Monte, MO, Rena Hitchborn, Grand
Junction, CO and Mrs. Hitchborn of St. Louis,
MO. One sister Elizabeth Wharton of Carthage,
MO, seventeen grand children and 15 great grand
children also survive. Mrs. Wharton united with
Methodist church early in life and remained in
this faith until coming to Knob Noster with her
Husband in 1876, they then united with the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at Pleasant
Grove, near Knob Noster. The funeral services
were Thursday afternoon, conducted by Russell of
Sedalia. Burial in Pleasant Grove cemetery. The
pallbearers were Will and ___ Lyle, Amos Yokley,
George Seifried, C. T. Bagby and Will Beaty. Mr.
and Mrs. Wharton and their family lived on the
Littlefield homestead about three miles south of
Knob Noster for 16 years. They were highly
respected honored citizens of that community.
Deepest sympathy is extended to bereaved family.
Mr. Wharton passed away in October 1922.
1870 CENSUS, Triadelphia TWP, Ohio Co., West
Virginia, Wheeling P. O., July 23, 1870, Page
No. 11:
WHARTON, James, 30/M/W/Teamster, -, $300, VA
WHARTON, Sarah, 23/F/W/Keeps House, -,-, VA
WHARTON, Alonzo A., 3/M/W, -,-,-, WV
WHARTON, Edward, 2/M/W, -,-,-, WV
WHARTON, Melissa, 5Mos./F/W, -,-,-, WV
?YTHLE, Sarah, 15/F/W/Domestic Servant, -, VA
Children of James Garnett Wharton and
Sarah M. Bruner:
3. WHARTON, Alonzo
Alcinus - b. February 25, 1867, Ohio
Co., Wheeling, West Virginia, d. December
27, 1955, Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, bur. Pleasant Grove Cemetery,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster, Missouri, m.
September 29, 1897, Milta May Harris, b.
February 13, 1878, Johnson Co., Knob
Noster, Missouri, d. December 2, 1972,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster, Missouri, bur.
Knob Noster Cemetery, Johnson Co.,
Missouri.
1900 CENSUS, Johnson Co., Washington
TWP, MO., Enumeration District No. 119,
June 12, 1900, Sheet No. 11b
WHARTON, Alonzo,
Head/W/M/Feb/1867/33/M/2, -,-, VA/VA/VA,
-,-,-, Farmer/0, -, Y/Y/Y/R, -, F/89
WHARTON, May,
Wife/W/F/Feb/1878/22/M/2/1/1/MO/MO/MO
-,-,-,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, Ethel P.,
Daughter/W/F/Sept/1898/1/S, -.-.
MO/VA/MO
WHARTON, James G.,
Father/W/M/Feb/1841/59/M/34, -,-,
VA/Ireland/Ireland, -,-,-,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, Sarah M.,
Mother/W/F/Dec/1846/53/M/34/5/5,
VA/PA/VA, -,-,-,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
1910 CENSUS, Johnson Co., Washington
TWP, MO.,
Enumeration Dist. No. 122, April 26
& 27, 1910, Sheet No. 12A
WHARTON, Alonzo, Head/M/W/43/M1/12, -,-,
WV/VA/WV, -,-,
English/Farmer/Gen Farm/OA/N/0/Y/Y, -,
O/M/F/99
WHARTON, May,
Wife/F/W/32/M1/12/5/4/MO/MO/MO, -,-,
English/None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y
WHARTON, Ethel, Daughter/F/W/11/S,
-,-,-, MO/WV/MO, -,-, English/None,
-,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y
WHARTON, Frank, Son/M/W/9/S, -,-,-,
MO/WV/MO, -,
None,
-,-,-,-,-,-, Y
WHARTON, Charles, Son/M/W/2/S, -,-,-,
MO/WV/MO, -, None
WHARTON, Eva, Daughter/F/W/1/S, -,-,-,
MO/WV/MO, -, None
WHARTON, James, Father/M/W/74/M1/44,
-,-, VA/VA/VA, -,-,
English/None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y
WHARTON, Sarah,
Mother/F/W/63/M1/44/5/5/WV/PA/VA,
-,-, English/None, -,-,-,-, Y/Y
1920 CENSUS, Johnson Co., Washington
TWP, MO.,
January 21 & 22, 1820, Sheet No. 13
WHARTON, A. A., Head/O/?/M/W/52/M,
-,-,-,-, Y/Y/WV/VA/VA,
Y/Farmer/General Farm/OA/60
WHARTON, May, Wife, -,-, F/W/41/M,
-,-,-,-, Y/Y/MO/MO/MO,
Y/None
WHARTON, Frank, Son, -,-, M/W/18/S,
-,-,-, N/Y/Y/MO/WV/MO,
Y/Farm Hand/Farm/OA
WHARTON, Charlie, Son, -,-, M/W/12/S,
-,-,-, Y/Y/Y/MO/WV,
MO/Y/None
WHARTON, Grace, Daughter, -,-, F/W/10/S,
-.-.-. Y/Y/Y/MO,
WV/MO/Y/None
WHARTON, Ermile, Son, -,-, M/W/8/S,
-,-,-, Y/Y/Y/MO/WV/MO,
Y/None
WHARTON, Wilson, Son, -,-, M/W/4/S,
-,-,-,-, Y/Y/Y/MO/WV, MO, Y/None
WHARTON, Jas. G., Father, -,-, M/W/82/M,
-,-,-,-, Y/Y/VA/VA,
VA/Y/None
WHARTON, S. M., Mother, -,-, F/W/73/M,
-,-,-,-, Y/Y/VA/VA,
VA/Y/None
1930 CENSUS, Johnson Co., Washington
TWP, MO.,
Enumeration Dist. No. 10, April 15,
1930, Sheet No. 6
WHARTON, A. A., Head/O, -,-,
Y/M/W/63/M/30/N/Y/WV/?/WV,
-, 75/03/1, -,-, Y/Farmer/General
Farmer/vvvv/O/Y, -N, -, 119
WHARTON, May, Wife-H, -,-,-,
F/W/52/M/19/N/Y/MO/MO/MO,
66, -,-,-,-, Y/None
WHARTON, Charlie, Son, -,-,-, M/W/22/S,
-, N/Y/MO/WV/MO,
66, -,-,-,-, Y/Farmer/General Farming/vvvv/O
WHARTON, Grace, Daughter, -,-,-,
F/W/20/S, -, Y/Y/MO/WV,
MO, 66, -,-,-,-, Y/None
WHARTON, Ermile, Son, -,-,-, M/W/18/S,
-, N/Y/MO/WV/MO,
66, -,-,-,-, Y/None
WHARTON, Wilson, Son, -,-,-, M/W/14/S,
Y/Y/MO/WV/MO,
66, -,-,-,-, Y/None
WHARTON, Sarah, Mother, -,-,-,
F/W/83/WD/19/N/Y/WV/PA,
WV, 75, -,-,-,-, Y/None
Children of Alonzo Alcinus
Wharton and Milta May Harris:
4. WHARTON,
Ethyl Pearl - b. September 25,
1898, Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, d. _____ , m. Ernest
Lovell Yokley.
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4. WHARTON,
Frank Alonzo - b. March 6, 1901,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, d. May 27, 1976, Johnson
Co., Knob Noster, Missouri, bur.
Carpenter Cemetery, Johnson Co.,
Chillowee, Missouri, m. March 6,
1923, Leora I. Everts, b. February
20, 1904, Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, d. November 14, 1976,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, bur. Carpenter Cemetery,
Johnson Co., Chillowee, Missouri.
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4. WHARTON,
Lena May - b. October 14, 1903,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, d. July 17, 1904,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, bur. Pleasant Grove
Cemetery, Johnson Co., Knob Noster.
Missouri.
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4. WHARTON,
Charlie - b. Abt. 1908
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4. WHARTON,
Grace - b. Abt. 1910
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4. WHARTON,
Ermile N. - b. August 28, 1912,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, d. August 12, 1984,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, m. Living Siegfried.
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4. WHARTON,
Lee Wilson - b. February 10, 1915,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, d. March 4, 1970, bur.
Knob Noster Cemetery, Johnson Co.,
Knob Noster, Missouri
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3. WHARTON, Edward
Bruner - March 26, 1868, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia, d. January 28,
1920, Jackson Co., Kansas City, Missouri,
bur. Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Johnson Co.,
Missouri, m. Abt. 1893, Lee Foster.
Obituary from Knob Noster Gem,
February 5, 1920:
DEATH: EDWARD BRUNER WHARTON - was born
March 26, 1868 at Wheeling, West
Virginia and died Wednesday Jan. 28,
1920 at the General Hospital in Kansas
City, at the age of fifty-one years, ten
months and two days. He moved with his
parents to Missouri in 1877 and has
resided in Kansas City for the past
twenty years. He is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Wharton,
south of tow, one son, Earl of Tulsa,
OKla Two sister, Mrs. May Hitchborn of
Kansas City and Mrs. Rena Hitchborn of
Grand Junction, Colorado and two
brothers, James Wharton of near La Monte
and Alonzo Wharton, who resides south of
Knob Noster. The remains arrived here
Friday morning and services being held
___ ___ at eleven o'clock at Pleasant
Grove Church, conducted by Rev. James
Paxton, Interment in the Pleasant Grove
cemetery.
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3. WHARTON, Malissa
Ellen - b. February 2, 1870, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia, d. June 18, 1965,
Clay Co., Liberty, Missouri, bur. Mt.
Washington Cemetery, Jackson Co.,
Missouri, m. August 24, 1892, Charles
Henry Hitchborn, b. August 7, 1868, Clark
Co., Jeffersonville, Indiana, d. July 19,
1959, Jackson Co., Kansas City, Missouri,
bur. Mt. Washington Cemetery, Jackson Co.,
Missouri.
Children of Malissa Ellen Wharton
and Charles Henry Hitchborn:
4. HITCHBORN,
Edith Grace
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4. HITCHBORN,
Wilbur Alonzo
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4. HITCHBORN,
Charles Henry
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3. WHARTON, Rena
Florence - b. April 11, 1873, Ohio Co.,
Wheeling, West Virginia, d. October 11,
1958, bur. Municipal Cemetery, Mesa Co., Grand
Junction, Colorado, m. November 20, 1895,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster, Missouri, George
William Hitchborn, b. January 10, 1872,
Clark Co., Jeffersonville, Indiana, d.
April 2, 1948, Fruita, Mesa County,
Colorado.
DEATH: Grand Junction Sentinel - Sunday Morning, April 4, 1948: George W. Hitchborn dies Friday Night; Funeral 2
pm Monday. Funeral services for George William Hitchborn will be held at 2 pm Monday at Martin drawing room chapel with the Rev. A. P. Gaines officiating. Burial will be in the Municipal cemetery. Bearers will be Valdemar Jessen, Floyd Olyer, Fred Burmeister, Lincoln Hall and Miles Hatcher. The deceased had been ill for the past two and one half years. Mr. Hitchborn was born Jan 10, 1872 at Jeffersonville,IN, the son of William and Mary Hitchborn. When he was a small child, the family moved to Knob Noster, MO where Mr. Hitchborn spent his childhood and youth. He married Rena Florence Wharton Nov. 20, 1895 at KnobNoster,MO. Mr. and Mrs. Hitchborn removed to Grand Junction in 1901. They operated a fruit farm in Pear Park for 13 years and Mr. Hitchborn was a machinist at the Iseminger machine shop for 11 years, retiring 15 years ago. Surviving are the widow; three sons, Louis B. 1312 White Ave. Clarence A., Fruita and George W. Jr. Bishp, CA.,who is coming at attend the services, one daughter Mrs. Cecil Wilson,1029 Rood Ave,three borhters, Charles H. K.C.MO,John,Indiana, and Harry, Iowa. one sister Mrs. Ruth Feerguson, K.C.MO and 10 grandchildren. The deceased joined the Presbyterian church as a young man, but in later years he attended the Methodist church. Mr. Hitchborn was well known in the community and he had many friends.
Children of Rena Florence Wharton
and George William Hitchborn:
4. HITCHBORN,
Louis Bryan
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4. HITCHBORN,
Clarence Alonzo
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4. HITCHBORN,
Laverne Maurine
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4. HITCHBORN,
Living, Jr.
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3. WHARTON, James
Gibson - b. August 3, 1875, Pettis Co.,
Missouri, d. August 28, 1949, Pettis Co.,
La Monte, Missouri, bur. Pleasant Grove
Cemetery, Johnson Co., Missouri, m.
February 26, 1896, Johnson Co., Knob
Noster, Missouri, Nettie Ann Kirkman, b.
October 24, 1877, d. April 22, 1960.
Children of James Gibson Wharton and
Nettie Ann Kirkman:
4. WHARTON,
Lyman Hugh - b. August 26, 1896,
Johnson Co., Missouri, d. October
1978, bur. Pettis Co., La Monte,
Missouri, m. July 13, 1918,
Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, Valetta Metts.
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4. WHARTON,
Living
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4. WHARTON,
William Alonzo - b. August 19,
1906, Johnson Co., Knob Noster,
Missouri, d. January 27, 1964.
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4. WHARTON,
Living
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