Descendants of William P Hampton
Generation No. 1
1. WILLIAM P2 HAMPTON (UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS)
was born
Notes for WILLIAM P HAMPTON:
William Hampton was one of the first settlers in
what is now Dade County Missouri. Dade Co. was formed out of Green Co. Missouri
in 1841. William settled in the area by 1833. William was known in the area as Uncle
Billy Hampton. Goodspeeds History of
William and Malinda have listed in the 1850 census a Asa Carmon age 18 born Ar. as living in their household. Relationship to William and Malinda unknown at this time.
Copy of will abstract for William P Hampton from Missouri Marriages and Other Records, Dade County Missouri, Abstracts of Wills, Book A 1841 to 1867
HAMPTON, William - will dated
Wife, Melinda. Sons, John, James, and William
Irvin. Daughter Matilda " on becoming a widow ". Daughters,
Elizabeth, Mary Adaline, and Lemira. Exrx., Melinda Hampton. Witnesses
William Hampton is also listed as a witness on
the will of John REAGAN of Barry Co. Mo. His son John Hampton is also listed on
this will as a witness. Will is dated
From the book "The Good Old Times in McLean Co. IL." by Dr. E. Duis Page 528 " In the fall of 1828, my (Robert Franklin Dickerson) father (Michael Dickerson) sold his claim and his mill to William Hampton, a Tennesseean, who is remembered by many who are yet living."
page 799 " When Mr. Noble (Joseph Karr
Noble) was twenty-four years of age, he married Miss Lemira Hampton, who was
born within the boundaries of the present county of
From The History of
" Michael Dickerson came to Randolph Grove in
1825, and took up a claim on Section 28. He built a mill on the Little
Kickapoo, above the junction of the two streams. There was water enough to run
it about half the a year. He sold to William Hampton, who was of the Wade
Hampton connection, who, about twelve years later sold to Bishop, and went to
the
There is a William Hampton listed as a member of 1Reg't (Pipkin's) West Tennessee Militia in the War of 1812. William would have been the right age to have served in the War of 1812, but have not been able so far to find out if this is our William Hampton.
More About WILLIAM P HAMPTON:
Burial:
More About MALINDA:
Burial:
Children of WILLIAM HAMPTON and MALINDA are:
2. i. JOHN H.3
3. ii. JAMES P. HAMPTON, b.
iii. WILLIAM IRWIN HAMPTON, m. MELVINA HYKENS,
iv. MATILDA HAMPTON, m. FRANKLIN MARTIN,
Notes for MATILDA HAMPTON:
Matilda Hampton appears to have been married more than once. Her father William's will leaves her an inheritance on "her becoming a widow". It also appears that in some records and places she signed her name as "Mary". This may have been a family nickname.
Signed her name as Mary on a document relinquishing the right to administration of the estate of James Martin, her husband's father, to Hiram Buck on Oct. 6, 1835, witnessed by a Ruben Draper. Probate records show that James Martin died about 1835 in McLean County Illinois.
4. v. ELIZABETH A HAMPTON, b. Abt. 1819, Tennessee.
5. vi. MARY ADELINE HAMPTON, b. Abt. 1827, Tennessee; d. November 26, 1862, McLean Co Illinois.
6. vii. LEMIRA HAMPTON, b. July 15, 1828, McLean Co Illinois; d. February 19, 1893, McLean Co Illinois.
Generation No. 2
2. JOHN H.3 HAMPTON (WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born July 21, 1819 in Tennessee, and died 1900 in Dade County, MO. He married SUSANNAH JOHNSON August 05, 1840 in McLean County Illinois, daughter of DR. JOSEPH JOHNSON. She was born July 14, 1824 in Covington, Kentucky, and died September 20, 1881 in Dade County, MO.
Notes for JOHN H. HAMPTON:
John H Hampton is buried in Wetzel cemetery just outside of Greenfield Missouri with his wife Susannah and his parents William and Malinda Hampton. John H Hampton was 81 years old when he died.
Notes for SUSANNAH JOHNSON:
Birth place of Susannah Johnson Hampton is listed as Covington Kentucky, but there is some debate on this. Some census data lists her birth place as Ohio. Covington Kentucky is just across the river from Ohio.
Susannah is buried in Wetzel Cemetery just outside of Greenfield Missouri with her husband John H Hampton. Susannah Johnson Hampton was 57 years, 2 months and 6 days old when she died.
Tombstone lists Susannah as daughter of Dr. Johnston ?
More About SUSANNAH JOHNSON:
Burial: 1881, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Children of JOHN HAMPTON and SUSANNAH JOHNSON are:
7. i. JOHN ERWIN4 HAMPTON, b. December 03, 1859, Dade County, MO; d. November 19, 1900, Dade County, MO.
8. ii. MARTHA ELLEN HAMPTON, b. October 07, 1846, Greenfield Dade County Missouri; d. June 29, 1918, Greenfield Dade County Missouri.
9. iii. SARAH E. HAMPTON, b. March 07, 1849, Greenfield, Dade County Missouri; d. May 29, 1927, Greenfield, Dade County, MO.
10. iv. LOUISA A. HAMPTON, b. 1850, Missouri.
11. v. WILLIAM A. HAMPTON, b. Bet. 1853 - 1854, Greenfield Missouri; d. March 20, 1935, Mountain Grove, Wright, Missouri.
12. vi. MALINDA E. HAMPTON, b. April 15, 1855, Greenfield Missouri; d. March 20, 1906, Dade County, MO.
vii. HENRY T. HAMPTON, b. 1868, Greenfield Missouri; m. JUDA A. MCINTURFF, December 27, 1891, Dade County, MO.
Notes for HENRY T. HAMPTON:
Henry is not listed on the 1900 Dade County census. Not known where he went.
viii. JAMES G. HAMPTON, b. 1864, Greenfield Missouri.
ix. MATHILDA HAMPTON, b. Dade County Missouri; d. December 18, 1935, Dade County Missouri; m. JOHN PETERSON COOK, November 03, 1878, Dade County Mo.
3. JAMES P.3 HAMPTON (WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born December 23, 1827 in Tennessee, and died February 15, 1901 in Greenfield, Dade County, MO. He married EMILY CAROLINE KIRKWOOD July 25, 1847 in Hopkins Co., KY, daughter of JOHN KIRKWOOD and ANN WETZEL. She was born August 31, 1829 in Hopkins Co., KY, and died April 29, 1913 in Greenfield, Dade County, MO.
More About JAMES P. HAMPTON:
Burial: 1901, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Notes for EMILY CAROLINE KIRKWOOD:
Emily Caroline Kirkwood Hampton had two other children who died as infants. Names not known at this time.
Emily and James Hampton went to where she was born in Hopkins County Kentucky to be married. Emily's father John Kirkwood returned to Hopkins Co Kentucky after her mother Ann died in 1845 and remarried.
More About EMILY CAROLINE KIRKWOOD:
Burial: 1913, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Children of JAMES HAMPTON and EMILY KIRKWOOD are:
i. MALINDA4 HAMPTON, b. 1850.
13. ii. HUGH I HAMPTON, b. November 15, 1857, Dade County, MO; d. May 04, 1923, Dade County, MO.
iii. SARILDA G HAMPTON, b. 1854, Dade County, MO; m. WILLIAM H ANDERSON, March 09, 1875.
14. iv. MARY VIRGINIA HAMPTON, b. February 16, 1865, Hillsboro IL; d. December 27, 1945, Golden City Mo.
15. v. ALBERT LEWIS HAMPTON, b. December 29, 1858, Dade County, MO; d. February 21, 1930, Dade County, MO.
16. vi. CHARLEY HAMPTON, b. 1869.
17. vii. FRANK HAMPTON, b. 1870, Dade County, MO; d. June 12, 1923, Kansas City Mo.
18. viii. JOHN WILLIAM HAMPTON, b. December 16, 1854, Greenfield, Dade County , Missouri; d. January 05, 1886, Greenfield, Dade County , Missouri.
ix. ALVIRA A HAMPTON, b. May 24, 1850, Dade County Missouri; d. March 26, 1868, Dade County Missouri.
Notes for ALVIRA A HAMPTON:
Alvira A Hampton daughter of James and Emily Hampton died at the age of 17 years, 7 months and 2 days.
More About ALVIRA A HAMPTON:
Burial: 1868, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
4. ELIZABETH A3 HAMPTON (WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born Abt. 1819 in Tennessee. She married SEABORN BALDWIN October 06, 1836 in McLean County Illinois. He was born Abt. 1815 in Ohio.
Notes for ELIZABETH A HAMPTON:
1850 census McLean Co ILL
Baldwin Seaborn age 35, M, Fisherman, Ohio
Elizabeth, age 32 F , Ohio (?)
Mary age 17, F, Illinois
William, age 10, M , Illinois
John, age 8, M Illinois
Menett (?) age 5, M Illinois
Elizabeth age 6/12 F Illinois
Children of ELIZABETH HAMPTON and SEABORN BALDWIN are:
i. MARY4 BALDWIN.
ii. WILLIAM BALDWIN.
iii. JOHN BALDWIN.
iv. MENETT? BALDWIN.
v. ELIZABETH BALDWIN.
5. MARY ADELINE3 HAMPTON (WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born Abt. 1827 in Tennessee, and died November 26, 1862 in McLean Co Illinois. She married ARATIA F BALDWIN November 25, 1838 in McLean County Illinois. He was born Abt. 1820 in Ohio.
Notes for MARY ADELINE HAMPTON:
1850 census McLean Co ILL
Baldwin, Aratia age 30, M, Farmer, $30.00 ( value of land owned ) Ohio
Mary A. age 23, F Tennesse
William age 2, M Illinois
Cemetery record from Heyworth, McLean County Illinois
Hampton, Mary A. died Nov 26 1862 age 39 years, 5months, 15 days,
Daughter of W & M
More About MARY ADELINE HAMPTON:
Burial: Heyworth Cemetery, McLean County, Illinois
Child of MARY HAMPTON and ARATIA BALDWIN is:
i. WILLIAM4 BALDWIN, b. Abt. 1848.
6. LEMIRA3 HAMPTON (WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born July 15, 1828 in McLean Co Illinois, and died February 19, 1893 in McLean Co Illinois. She married JOSEPH KARR NOBLE April 06, 1848 in McLean County Illinois, son of JOSEPH NOBLE and NANCY KARR. He was born October 09, 1823 in Whitewater Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, and died June 12, 1887 in Randolph Township, McLean County , Illinois.
Notes for LEMIRA HAMPTON:
From The Encyclopedia of McLean County -- The Nobles, David and William C. , his son, and Joseph and his family, came here from Hamilton County Ohio, in 1831, and were followed by Dr Harrison Noble in 1833. Charles Menaphe Noble M D -- Dr Noble is a native son of McLean County ILL. and was born December 16 1850, on a farm near Heyworth. His parents were Joseph K and Lemira Hampton Noble, and his maternal great grandfather, Karr was a Captain in the Revolutionary War. Dr Noble married Minnie Stevenson in champaign, ILL, June 1 1876. They had two children, a son Robert Avery, and a daughter, Lena Lilly.
More About LEMIRA HAMPTON:
Burial: McLean Co Illinois
Notes for JOSEPH KARR NOBLE:
Joseph Karr Noble is listed as being a member of Company H, 29th Illinois Infantry during the Civil War. His brother Harrison Noble was a member of Company A, 33th Illinois Infantry
Bio of Joseph Karr Noble from The Good Old Times in McLean County, ILL published 1874
Joseph K Noble was born October 9 1823, in Whitewater township, Hamilton County, Ohio. His fathers name was Joseph Noble, and his mother's name before her marriage was Nancy Karr. Joseph Noble was born in Ohio, and Nancy Karr in New Jersey. Both were of American descent. The Noble family, consisting of six members in all, came to Randolph's Grove, McLean County, Illinois, in the fall of 1831. There Joseph Noble bought a farm partly improved for one hundred and fifty dollars and two horses and a wagon. During the first winter they lived in a large log cabin with an entry between. But their conveniences were not great, as two other families as large as their own lived with them. During that winter, nearly all the streams were frozen up, so that the mills could not run. Every family was therefore obliged to have its hominy mortar with which to crack frostbitten corn. They had no fruit nor vegetables, except turnips, but had plenty of venison and wild turkeys. Joseph Noble was then a lad eight years of age, but the scenes of those early days are clearly impressed on his mind. He remembers going with a party out to a wolf pen put up Gardner Randolph, and there finding a wolf, which was so incautious as to trust himself within it. The following is Mr Noble's description of the pen: " It was made of logs notched close at the corners, growing gradually smaller at the top, so that when the wolf was on the outside it was easy to clumb up, but too high to clumb out while on the inside." The settlers usually killed the wolves by chasing them on horseback and killing them with clubs. During the Black Hawk war, the settlers were often frightened , and Mr Noble tells a queer story of a scare he experienced while out in the woods at play. Said he; " I heard a strange noise and started to the house taking my youngest brother on my back. Looking across the field I saw my father coming on his horse from the plow as fast as possible. We arrived at the house out of breath and found that the bees were swarming, and mother was calling for father and was pounding a frying pan with a large iron spoon to make the bees settle. You may be sure that we were glad the trouble was occasioned by bees instead of Indians." Mr Noble did not receive an extended education. He went to school when quite young, and one of his teachers was John Moore, afterwards Lieutenant Governor of Illinois. Mr Noble learned at an early age what it was to work. At the age of fifteen he drove a team of ten steers, called a prairie breaking team. With them he broke ground for various parties, among others for James Allin, of Bloomington. He broke the ground where the Chicago and Alton Machine Shops now stand. The remainder of Mr Noble's sketch may be given in his own words; " I cannot remember precisely all of the settlers who were in Randolph;s Grove when I first came. They were usually young folks with small families. But notwithstanding their few children, they were obliged to work very hard for their own and their children's support, for nearly all their wearing apparel was made by themselves, was spun, woven, cut, fitted and sewed. The people here were from many States, but they all appeared members of one family. They endured the privations and discomforts of life together. When any one needed assistance it was always forthcoming. The women had quiltings and sewing bees, and the men had house raisings and corn huskings. In after years the different settlements joined toghether in wolf hunts, raised a pole on a high piece of ground, hoisted a flag and on a certain day all turned out and drove the game to the center. When they came near the pole, it was fun to see some on foot with long rifies ready to shoot the first deer or wolf, and others on hourses chasing the tired game. Some would be thrown from their horses , and others would fall when their horses stumbled in the active chase. Those good old times will never come again." When Mr Noble was twenty four years of age, he married Miss Lemira Hampton, who was born within the boundaries of the present county of McLean. Her father came to the country from Tennessee, the year before the deep snow. Mr Noble has had six children, of whom five are living. They are; John S. Charles M., Nannie M, Robert K, and Joseph P Noble; all fo whom live at home. Mr Noble is about five feet and ten inches in height, is rather spare and straight, and has dark hair and gray eyes. He appears to be a very good neighbor, and his remarks concerning the old settlers and the condition of things during the early days, show him to be a man of good feeling.
More About JOSEPH KARR NOBLE:
Burial: Heyworth Cemetery, McLean County, Illinois
Children of LEMIRA HAMPTON and JOSEPH NOBLE are:
19. i. CHARLES MENAPHE4 NOBLE, b. December 16, 1850.
ii. HARRY M NOBLE, d. 1876, McLean Co Illinois.
iii. MINERVA NOBLE, b. November 27, 1855, McLean Co Illinois; d. January 28, 1856, McLean Co Illinois.
20. iv. NANCY MALINDA NOBLE, b. December 26, 1858, McLean Co Illinois; d. June 05, 1936, McLean Co Illinois.
21. v. JOHN S NOBLE, b. January 27, 1849; d. July 21, 1925, McLean Co Illinois.
vi. ROBERT K NOBLE.
vii. JOSEPH P NOBLE.
Generation No. 3
7. JOHN ERWIN4 HAMPTON (JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born December 03, 1859 in Dade County, MO, and died November 19, 1900 in Dade County, MO. He married MARY E. HURST July 18, 1880 in Dade County, MO. She was born February 07, 1865, and died 1905 in Greenfield, MO.
Notes for JOHN ERWIN HAMPTON:
John Erwin Hampton was killed according to family tradition when he was hit by a wagon while coming home one night. He may have been drunk at the time, but that is a matter of debate. John Erwin is buried in the Wetzel Cemetery just outside of Greenfield with his parents John H . and Susannah Hampton and his grandparents William and Malinda Hampton. Information from 1900 Dade County Census and Wetzel Cemetery Book. John Erwin's grave is located in Row 1 of the Wetzel Cemetery. Grave stone lists his age at death as 41 years, 11 months, 16 days.
Notes for MARY E. HURST:
Mary E. Hurst Hampton was said to have died of T. B. Both parents were said to have been born in Tennessee, but names are unknown at this time. No family with a Mary listed in 1880 census of Dade County.
Children of JOHN HAMPTON and MARY HURST are:
i. JOHN5 HAMPTON, d. July 10, 1910, Mt Vernon Missouri.
Notes for JOHN HAMPTON:
John Hampton died in some kind of accident at the age of 19. John Hampton is listed in his death records as having a guardian by the name of Bowles. Reason and relationship to John Hampton is unknown.
22. ii. WALTER LEE HAMPTON, b. July 27, 1885, Lockwood, MO; d. June 27, 1947, Casper Wyoming.
23. iii. NOLA HAMPTON, b. 1894, Greenfield, MO; d. Greenfield, MO?.
iv. WILLIAM P HAMPTON, b. June 1883, Dade County, MO; d. August 30, 1884, Dade County, MO.
Notes for WILLIAM P HAMPTON:
William P Hampton was the son of John Erwin Hampton and Mary E Hurst. He died as a toddler between the ages of 15 and 16 months. Grave is in the Wetzel Cemetery , Row 1. Wetzel Cemetery is just outside of Greenfield Missouri.
8. MARTHA ELLEN4 HAMPTON (JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born October 07, 1846 in Greenfield Dade County Missouri, and died June 29, 1918 in Greenfield Dade County Missouri. She married JOHN W. DANIELS July 20, 1865 in Dade County, MO, son of PETER DANIEL and MARY BETHEL. He was born August 21, 1840 in Tennessee, and died May 18, 1897 in Dade County, MO.
Notes for MARTHA ELLEN HAMPTON:
Martha Ellen Hampton was buried in Wetzel Cemetery just outside of Greenfield Missouri with her parents John and Susannah Hampton and her grandparents William and Malinda Hampton.
More About MARTHA ELLEN HAMPTON:
Burial: 1918, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
More About JOHN W. DANIELS:
Burial: 1897, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Children of MARTHA HAMPTON and JOHN DANIELS are:
24. i. JAMES HENRY5 DANIELS, b. January 01, 1869, Dade County, MO; d. September 23, 1943, Dade County, MO.
25. ii. WILLIAM BLUEFORD DANIEL, b. 1867, Dade County, MO.
9. SARAH E.4 HAMPTON (JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born March 07, 1849 in Greenfield, Dade County Missouri, and died May 29, 1927 in Greenfield, Dade County, MO. She married (1) LINDSEY WILLIAM WATSON August 26, 1866 in Greenfield, Dade County ,Missouri, son of JOHN WATSON and NANCY CORLEW. He was born December 20, 1844 in IL, and died April 19, 1892 in Greenfield, Dade County, MO. She married (2) W. N. POE October 02, 1902 in Dade County Mo.
Notes for SARAH E. HAMPTON:
Buried Wetzel Cemetery
More About SARAH E. HAMPTON:
Burial: 1927, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
More About LINDSEY WILLIAM WATSON:
Burial: 1892, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Children of SARAH HAMPTON and LINDSEY WATSON are:
26. i. MATIE VIOLA5 WATSON, b. September 10, 1869, Greenfield, Dade County Missouri; d. January 06, 1892, Greenfield, Dade County Missouri.
27. ii. LIDA PINKA WATSON, b. August 01, 1867, Dade County, MO; d. February 26, 1941, Lockwood, Dade Co Missouri.
28. iii. OTTO JOSEPH WATSON, b. March 26, 1875, Dade County, MO; d. December 19, 1947, Dade County, MO.
iv. SUSAN LEMIRA WATSON, b. April 22, 1878, Greenfield, Missouri; d. January 24, 1964, Pueblo Colorado; m. BEN F MCLERRAN, September 05, 1900, Dade County Mo.
29. v. JOHN WILLIAM WATSON, b. October 19, 1884, Greenfield, Dade County Missouri; d. April 22, 1914, Greenfield, Dade County Missouri.
vi. MAUD MAY WATSON, b. February 14, 1881, Dade County Missouri; m. FRANK ROGERS, September 18, 1906.
30. vii. EFFIE WATSON, b. June 23, 1872, Dade County Missouri; d. September 25, 1951, Pueblo Colorado.
10. LOUISA A.4 HAMPTON (JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born 1850 in Missouri. She married JOHN MORGAN WATSON.
Child of LOUISA HAMPTON and JOHN WATSON is:
i. CHARLIE A5 WATSON, b. February 15, 1871, Greenfield Dade County Missouri; d. October 09, 1874, Greenfield Dade County Missouri.
More About CHARLIE A WATSON:
Burial: 1874, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
11. WILLIAM A.4 HAMPTON (JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born Bet. 1853 - 1854 in Greenfield Missouri, and died March 20, 1935 in Mountain Grove, Wright, Missouri. He married ALIANA WATKINS February 01, 1874 in Dade County, MO. She was born 1857 in Missouri.
Children of WILLIAM HAMPTON and ALIANA WATKINS are:
i. ROSA5 HAMPTON, b. 1875.
ii. LULA HAMPTON, b. 1877.
12. MALINDA E.4 HAMPTON (JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born April 15, 1855 in Greenfield Missouri, and died March 20, 1906 in Dade County, MO. She married OSCAR AUSTIN POLSTON October 06, 1874 in Dade County, MO. He was born October 19, 1850 in Kentucky, and died July 18, 1926 in Missouri.
Notes for MALINDA E. HAMPTON:
Malinda Hampton is said to be buried in Lockwood Cemetery Missouri.
Children of MALINDA HAMPTON and OSCAR POLSTON are:
i. CHARLES E5 POLSTON, b. October 08, 1875, Greenfield Dade County Missouri; d. November 03, 1881, Greenfield Dade County Missouri.
More About CHARLES E POLSTON:
Burial: 1881, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
ii. MINNIE POLSTON, b. November 19, 1886, Dade County, MO; d. October 24, 1978, Missouri; m. JAMES OSBORN BUSH, Missouri.
31. iii. IDA BELLE POLSTON, b. September 09, 1877, Dade County, MO; d. June 26, 1938, Dade County, MO.
iv. ELLA POLSTON, b. May 01, 1883, Dade County, MO; d. December 23, 1957; m. THEODORE CALMER, October 31, 1901.
v. ALLIE POLSTON.
vi. GERTIE POLSTON.
vii. JOHN POLSTON.
viii. WILLIE POLSTON.
ix. UNKNOWN POLSTON.
13. HUGH I4 HAMPTON (JAMES P.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born November 15, 1857 in Dade County, MO, and died May 04, 1923 in Dade County, MO. He married (1) SARAH PRICE RENFRO in Dade County, MO, daughter of TINDENCE RENFRO and FRANCES LACK. She was born May 23, 1858, and died in Dade County Missouri. He married (2) JEMINA CUNNINGHAM November 26, 1890 in Dade County, MO.
Notes for HUGH I HAMPTON:
Obituary - Greenfield Vedette; May 10, 1923
Hugh Hampton
Hugh Hampton, 65 years of age, a well known farmer of Center Township, was stricken by heart failure last Saturday evening at about 7 o'clock, death being instantaneous. Mr Hampton had been in poor health for several years, being a sufferer from diabetes, but had kept up his work on his farm west of the city, going out every day from his home on West College street and seemed to be feeling as well as usual on Saturday evening when he returned home. School Superintendent Roy R Evans, a neighbor of Mr Hampton, was out of town on Saturday and requested Mr Hampton to milk his cow and look after his property during his absence; Mr and Mrs Hampton went to the Evans place after supper to attend to this and while there he suffered the fatal attack of heart trouble.
Hugh Hampton was born on November 15th, 1857, near Greenfield, Missouri, a son of the late James and Emily Hampton.
He was married to Sarah P Renfro in November, 1878. Two children were born to this union, a daughter who died in infancy, and a son, Alva, who survives him. Mrs Hampton died in April of 1888. In 1890 he married Miss Jemima Cunningham, who survives him with their two daughters, Mrs H R Gemberling of Aurora, and Miss Dorothy of the home address.
He also leaves to mourn his loss, two sisters, Mrs Matt Allison of Greenfield, and Mrs Win Anderson of Ogden, Utah, and three brothers, Ab and Frank Hampton of Dade County and Charley Hampton of Barton County. he had lived in Greenfield for the past 20 years. He professed faith in Christ when a young man but never united with any church.
Funeral services were conducted at the Baptist church on Sunday afternoon, conducted by W H Ferguson of the Ebenezer Presbyterian Church and interment was made in Greenfield Cemetery.
Among the friends and relatives from out of the city who attended the funeral were Mr and Mrs L F Sewell, Mr and Mrs James Cunningham , Mrs H A Peterson and J G Carr , all of Springfield; Mrs and Mrs William Cunningham, Miss Eva Appleby, Fayette and Alec Cunningham of Lockwood; Mr and Mrs H B Bemberling and Mrs Helen Burney of Aurora; Charles P Hampton and family of Lamar.
Hugh Hampton was a type of industrious and energetic farmer which is the real strength of the nation. He was known as " the hardest working man in Dade County ", and his ability to make every move count brought unusual success to his endeavors. His whole life was spent in Dade County, and the county is better for his having lived; by the cleared and fruitful fields where he found a wilderness, and by his example of success through patient industry.
Notes for SARAH PRICE RENFRO:
Sarah Price Renfro Hampton died at the age of 26 years, 2 months and 8 days.
More About SARAH PRICE RENFRO:
Burial: Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Child of HUGH HAMPTON and SARAH RENFRO is:
i. ALVA5 HAMPTON, b. 1880, Dade County Missouri; d. 1960, Dade County Missouri.
Notes for ALVA HAMPTON:
Son of Hugh and Sarah (Renfro) Hampton, raised by his uncle Lewis Renfro.
More About ALVA HAMPTON:
Burial: 1960, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Children of HUGH HAMPTON and JEMINA CUNNINGHAM are:
ii. DOROTHY5 HAMPTON.
iii. UNKNOWN HAMPTON.
14. MARY VIRGINIA4 HAMPTON (JAMES P.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born February 16, 1865 in Hillsboro IL, and died December 27, 1945 in Golden City Mo. She married MATHIAS WESLEY ALLISON December 24, 1884 in Missouri, son of C ALLISON and MARY WILLIAMS. He was born February 18, 1859 in Ray Co Missouri, and died February 19, 1928 in Dade County, MO.
More About MARY VIRGINIA HAMPTON:
Burial: 1945, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Notes for MATHIAS WESLEY ALLISON:
Obituary--Greenfield Vedette; February 23, 1928
Mathias Wesley Allison
Mathias W Allison, the son of C C and Mary Williams Allison, was born in Ray County, north Missouri, February 18th, 1859. He was converted and joined the Methodist-Episcopal church at the age of 17, and has been a faithful and consistent member of this church, from that time, until his death.
Twenty-three years of his life he spent teaching school in Dade County and late he was elected to the office of county surveyor, but was compelled to retire on account of ill health.
He was married to Mary V Hampton, December 24th, 1884. To this union was born seven children, two boys and five girls, all of whom survive him except on daughter, Maud, who has preceded her father in death by nine years. He also has four brothers and three sisters living.
he leaves to morun his loss, his widow Mrs Mary V Allison, two sons, Finis of the home address and Bert of Jefferson City, and four daughters; Virginia, of Greenfield; Mrs W S Smith of Excelsior Springs, Missouri; Lenore of Los Angeles, California; and Ada Bell of El Paso, Texas. Besides this he leaves brothers and sisters and a host of relatives and friends.
The funeral was held in the M E Church on Monday by Rev J H Hubbard and Rev H S Claypool. Interment was in the Wetzel Cemetery, in charge of the Harrison Undertaking Company.
Mr Allison was superintendent of the Greenfield schools in the early nineties and taught in several rural schools of the county. he was a grandson of Joseph Allison, one of the earliest settlers of Dade County, and a nephew and namesake of Matthias H Allison, who owned the land on which the city of Greenfield now stands, and donated the 51 acres composing the original town site to the county for the location of a county seat, in 1841.
More About MATHIAS WESLEY ALLISON:
Burial: 1928, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Children of MARY HAMPTON and MATHIAS ALLISON are:
32. i. NORA OR NINA5 ALLISON, b. March 17, 1886, Dade County Missouri; d. 1976, Dade County Missouri.
ii. BERT ALLISON, b. January 14, 1888.
iii. MAUD ALLISON, b. December 20, 1890, Dade County Missouri; d. 1919, Dade County Missouri.
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Burial: 1919, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
iv. LENORE ALLISON, b. January 31, 1896, Missouri; d. May 30, 1970, Dade County Missouri.
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Burial: May 1970, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
v. FINIS ALLISON, b. July 16, 1899.
vi. ADA BELL ALLISON, b. December 30, 1901; d. August 01, 1979, Dade County Missouri.
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Burial: 1979, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
vii. VIRGINIA ALLISON, b. March 17, 1909, Greenfield, Dade County , Missouri; d. February 24, 1985, Missouri.
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Burial: 1985, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
15. ALBERT LEWIS4 HAMPTON (JAMES P.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born December 29, 1858 in Dade County, MO, and died February 21, 1930 in Dade County, MO. He married MARTHA E JEFFREYS October 14, 1877 in Dade County, MO, daughter of WILLIAM JEFFREYS and ORLENA MOODY. She was born November 17, 1860 in Kentucky, and died November 29, 1937 in Dade County, MO.
Notes for ALBERT LEWIS HAMPTON:
Obituary--Greenfield Vedette; February 27 1930
Albert L Hampton
Albert Louis Hampton was born in Dade County, Missouri, December 29th, 1858, and departed this life at his home, west of Greenfield, on February 21st, 1930, aged 71 years, 1 month and 21 days. He was a son of the late James and Emily Hampton.
On October 14th, 1877, he was married to Martha Jeffries. To his union were born four children, one dying in infancy. Two sons, Emmet and Charley, and one daughter, Mrs Anna Vincent, with his companion, survive. He also leaves five grandchildren and three great - grandchildren, one brother, Charley, of Chanute, Kansas, and tow sister, Mrs Orillo Anderson of Oakland , California, and Mrs M W Allison of Greenfield , to mourn his departure.
About forty-six years ago he gave his heart to God and often told his loved ones that he was ready to go to his home beyond. He lived a life of friendliness in our midst, and his word was always good among his fellow men. As the poor and needy came to him, they never went away empty-handed. We feel that we have lost a good neighbor and friend. His love for his home and children held him always within their circle. On the old homestead, he lived and loved and died. By faith we see another world where he awaits our coming.
Funeral services were held at the family home on Sunday, February 23rd, at 2:30 p m and interment was made in Wetzel cemetery, nearby.
Children of ALBERT HAMPTON and MARTHA JEFFREYS are:
33. i. CHARLES MITCHELL5 HAMPTON, b. March 03, 1884, Dade County, MO; d. June 28, 1933, Dade County, MO.
ii. EMMETT HUGH HAMPTON, b. 1878, Dade County, MO; d. 1955, Dade County, MO; m. VALERA MAE MABERRY, December 24, 1898, Dade County, MO; b. June 28, 1877; d. May 25, 1966, Dade County Missouri.
iii. FLOYD HAMPTON, b. May 03, 1879, Dade County Missouri; d. October 14, 1879, Dade County Missouri.
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Burial: 1879, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
iv. ANNIE HAMPTON, m. ? VINCENT.
16. CHARLEY4 HAMPTON (JAMES P.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born 1869. He married FLORENCE.
Child of CHARLEY HAMPTON and FLORENCE is:
i. GERTRUDE5 HAMPTON, b. March 19, 1905, Dade County Missouri; d. December 16, 1905, Dade County Missouri.
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Burial: 1905, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
17. FRANK4 HAMPTON (JAMES P.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born 1870 in Dade County, MO, and died June 12, 1923 in Kansas City Mo. He married (1) LUNCINDA J SHIPLEY January 18, 1885 in Greenfield, Dade Co Missouri, daughter of E SHIPLEY and MARY MEDLIN. She was born March 02, 1867, and died August 04, 1893 in Dade County Missouri. He married (2) LILLIE J SHIPLEY November 07, 1893 in Dade County, MO.
Notes for FRANK HAMPTON:
Obiturary Greenfield Vedette, June 28 1923
Frank Hampton
Frank Hampton Killed--- Former Greenfield Man A Victim of Kansas City Auto Accident
Frank Hampton, a native of Dade County, and former resident of Greenfield, was fatally injured at 12th and Cherry streets in Kansas City last Saturday afternoon, being struck by an automobile and thrown to the pavement, fracturing his skull. He was taken to the city hospital and died on Sunday afternoon without regaining consciousness. The driver of the car stated that Mr Hampton stepped from behind another car, directly in front of his car, and the accident was unavoidable, 12th street being narrow and always congested at this point.
The remains were brought to this city yesterday morning and interred in the family lot at Wetzel cemetery, after services at the cemetery.
Frank Hampton was 53 years of age, a son of the late James and Emily Hampton, pioneer settlers of Dade County. H e had made his home here for many years, but a few years ago located near Carthage, where he had since resided. He leaves a daughter, Miss Hattie Hampton, two sisters, Mrs M W Allison of Greenfield and Mrs Win Anderson of Ogden, Utah, and two brothers, Ab Hampton of Greenfield and Charley Hampton of Lamar. Hugh Hampton , another brother, died at his home here May 5th.
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Burial: 1893, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Child of FRANK HAMPTON and LUNCINDA SHIPLEY is:
i. MARYLAND5 HAMPTON, d. 1923.
Children of FRANK HAMPTON and LILLIE SHIPLEY are:
ii. ALMA5 HAMPTON, b. September 1894, Dade County Missouri; d. December 27, 1894, Dade County Missouri.
More About ALMA HAMPTON:
Burial: 1894, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
iii. HELEN HAMPTON, b. May 17, 1903, Dade County Missouri; d. June 09, 1910, Dade County Missouri.
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Burial: 1910, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
iv. BULAH HAMPTON, b. May 10, 1900, Dade County Missouri; d. May 19, 1900, Dade County Missouri.
18. JOHN WILLIAM4 HAMPTON (JAMES P.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born December 16, 1854 in Greenfield, Dade County , Missouri, and died January 05, 1886 in Greenfield, Dade County , Missouri. He married HARRIET.
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Burial: 1886, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Child of JOHN HAMPTON and HARRIET is:
i. JAMES5 HAMPTON, b. July 28, 1883, Dade County Missouri; d. August 21, 1884, Dade County Missouri.
19. CHARLES MENAPHE4 NOBLE (LEMIRA3 HAMPTON, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born December 16, 1850. He married MINNIE STEVENSON June 01, 1876 in Champaign Illinois.
Notes for CHARLES MENAPHE NOBLE:
Charles Menaphe Noble , M D -- Because of his skill as a physician and sterling qualities as a man, Dr Charles Menaphe Noble, of Bloomington Ill. has occupied an increasingly enviable position during the thirty two years of his professional life. Dr Noble is a native son of Mc Lean County Illinois , and was born Dec. 16 1850, on a farm near Heyworth. His parents were Joseph K. and Lermira (Hampton) Noble, and his maternal great grandfather, Karr, was a Captain in the Revolutionary War. Largely through his own industry and resources, Dr Noble laid the foundation of his present usefulness in exceptional educational advantages. He attended the district, high and normal schools of McLean County, and the Illinois State University, his professional training being received at the Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, from which he was graduated with honors on March 11 1876. He took up the practice of his profession at McLean where he remained until February 1898, when he removed to Bloomington. Since then he has followed his profession in this city, and his name stands for the great scientific truths of the regular school as applied to the amelioration of the sufferings of the race. He is a profound student of the theories advanced by members of the profession the world over, but is cautious and painstaking in his acceptance or application of the more recent suggestions of science. He is a safe and conservative physician, and as such wields a wide influence in professional affairs of McLean County.
Dr Noble is a man of scholarly tastes and wide general information. Two literary clubs profit by his membership, the Bloomington Longfellow Club and the College Alumni Club. He is interested in art as well as science, in the occupations of the fields as well as of the crowded marts, and is president of the Lilly Orchard Company of Bloomington. In religion he is a Presbyterian. The marriage of Dr Noble and Minnie Stevenson occurred in Champaign, Ill, June 1 1876, the year of the beginning of his professional life. Of this union there are two children. Robert Avery, the son, graduated from the medical department of the Northwestern University in 1901, after which he spent two years in the Chicago Hospital. In 1903 he became a partner with his father ( the firm name being Noble and Noble ), and later had some experience in hospital work in Vienna and Breslau. The daughter is named Lena Lilly. Dr Noble is a Republican in politics, but never has sought honors outside of what he considers his legitimate field of activity. His wife is tuned to high ideals and filled with great usefulness, and he has won that success which comes only through contributing to the permanent well being of the world.
During Dr Noble's residence at McLean, Ill. he served for twelve years as a member of the School Board, and for the past three years has acted in the same capacity in Bloomington.
In May 1907, Dr Noble made a trip to Europe where he spent the summer--- putting in some time at the medical institutions of Vienna, Berlin and London.----- From the Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of McLean County, pages 1221 and 1222
Dr Charles Menaphe Noble, born near Heyworth, ILL. Dec. 16, 1850; graduated from Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, March 11, 1876; began practice in McLean, ILL.; on February 25, 1898, removed to Bloomington. --- From the History of McLean County, pages 857 and 858
Children of CHARLES NOBLE and MINNIE STEVENSON are:
i. ROBERT AVERY5 NOBLE, b. April 16, 1877.
ii. LENA LILLY NOBLE.
20. NANCY MALINDA4 NOBLE (LEMIRA3 HAMPTON, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born December 26, 1858 in McLean Co Illinois, and died June 05, 1936 in McLean Co Illinois. She married WILLIAM VAN ORDSTRAND. He was born November 20, 1855, and died March 16, 1928 in McLean Co Illinois.
Child of NANCY NOBLE and WILLIAM VAN ORDSTRAND is:
i. CHARLES V.5 VAN ORDSTRAND, b. September 20, 1877, McLean Co Illinois; d. February 14, 1939, McLean Co Illinois; m. (1) IZORA A AUSTIN; d. October 05, 1918; m. (2) MATTIE COLLIER, 1927.
21. JOHN S4 NOBLE (LEMIRA3 HAMPTON, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born January 27, 1849, and died July 21, 1925 in McLean Co Illinois. He married ARVILLA CLARK November 11, 1875. She was born July 13, 1850, and died June 03, 1895.
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Burial: Heyworth Cemetery, McLean County, Illinois
Children of JOHN NOBLE and ARVILLA CLARK are:
i. CLEMENT E5 NOBLE.
ii. BERNIECE NOBLE.
iii. RALPH C NOBLE, b. October 14, 1876.
Generation No. 4
22. WALTER LEE5 HAMPTON (JOHN ERWIN4, JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born July 27, 1885 in Lockwood, MO, and died June 27, 1947 in Casper Wyoming. He married EFFIE RUSSELL June 30, 1907 in Dade County, MO, daughter of MARANDA RUSSELL and MARTHA LIEVSAY. She was born June 29, 1891 in Greenfield, MO1, and died November 29, 1968 in Alta Loma, CA1.
Notes for WALTER LEE HAMPTON:
Obituary for Walter Lee Hampton- - Funeral Services Held Here Sunday For W.L. Hampton--Funeral services were held in Glenrock Sunday afternoon for Walter Lee Hampton who passed away June 12, at the Casper hospital, following a brief illness. Walter Lee Hampton was born at Lockwood, Missouri July 27, 1885, the son of John and Mary Hurst Hampton. At the age of 22 he was united in marriage to Effie Russell of Greenfield Mo. To this union were born five children, Mary Lillian, Harry Leon, Mildred Lorene, Harold Lewus and Donald Frederick deceased. In 1914, the family moved from Missouri to Colorado where they resided for a year. The following year they moved to Wyoming where the deceased spent the remainder of his life. Mr Hampton was a member of the Masonic Lodge No 40, at Cheyenne, and of the carpenter's union at which trade he was employed. Survivors include Mrs Hampton of Glenrock and four children, Mrs Lillian Sullivan of Casper, Mrs Lorene Woodman and Harry Hampton of Los Angeles and Rev. Harold Hampton, missionary to British Honduras; eight grandchildren, one niece and one nephew. Reverend Harold Hampton left Monday for Nampa Idaho after attending funeral services here for his father. His mother Mrs. E R Hampton accompanied him home for a visit.
Walter Lee Hampton was a Master Mason in good standing in the Rocky Mountain Lodge, No 40 A F & A M located at Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Death notice--- Rites for Glenrock Resident Set Today--- Walter Lee Hampton lately of Glenrock, died Thursday night in the Memorial hospital. He had been in failing health for some time. Mr Hampton had been a resident of Wyoming for 32 years , coming here from Missouri. For the past year he had been employed as a carpenter by the Kellogg Construction Co. He is survived by his widow, Mrs Walter Hampton of Glenrock, and four children: Mrs Lillian Sullivan, Casper; Mrs Lorene Woodman and Leon Hampton, Los Angeles, and the Rev Hampton, missionary in British Honduras. Eight grandchildren survive. Funeral services will be conducted in the Kennough chapel in Glenrock Sunday afternoon at 3. Interment will be in the Glenrock cemetery.
Walter Lee Hampton took out a life insurance policy from the Woodmen Accident Company of Lincoln Nebraska in May of 1947, just about a month before he died. The photo stat of the policy contains the following information:
Full name, Walter Lee Hampton address P O Box 206 Glenrock Wyoming nationality English age 61 date of birth July 27 1885 weight 145 lbs height 5 feet 5 inches monthly income $300.00 employer W M Kellogg Constuction Co. appendectomy preformed 1922 by Dr Galen A Fox of Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Fact 1: July 02, 1937, SSN 520-07-0623
Notes for EFFIE RUSSELL:
[Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from A through L, Date of Import: Apr 24, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.111.4.96393.133]
Individual: Hampton, Effie
Birth date: Jun 29, 1891
Death date: Nov 1968
Social Security #: 565-42-0468
Last residence: CA 92324
State of issue: CA
Obituary for Effie (Russell) Hampton - Effie Hampton 77, 11873 Preston St. Grand Terrace, died Friday, Alta Loma rest home. Native of Greenfield Mo., San Bernardino area 17 years, California 20 years. Survivors: sons, Harry, Grand Terrace, Rev. Harold, New Jersey; daughters, Mrs. Lorraine Jackson, Colton; Mrs. Lillian McGoorty, Washington state; brother, Fred Russell, Greenfield Mo; 13
grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday Knopsnyder Mortuary, Colton. Burial at Greenfield Mo. Greenfield Cemetery
Sermon In Miniature by Mrs E R Hampton -- Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation; the spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak. The disciples were tired and weary so they slept. Many people are asleep today spiritually. They forget to watch and pray so Satan can tempt and attract them easily. He never sleeps or takes a vacation so we should watch our lives and our influence upon others. Christ wants us to be humble. He did not teach His disciples how to preach. He was interested in their prayer life, so when He gathered His theological students around Him, He taught them how to pray. We should often make that prayer, Lord teach me to pray and pray the prayer of contrition. The nearer we get to God, the more we will think of His Holiness and abhor ourselves. How small we will become and how great and mighty our God will be. When Isaiah saw God he cried "Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of Hosts." And then what did he say? " I am unclean , and wanted the coal to taken from the alter and put upon his lips that his iniquity might be purged away. Let us as Christians keep in mind that humility is an important thing.
Funeral notice Effie Hampton--- In memory of Effie Hampton born June 29 1891, Greenfield Missouri. Passed away, November 29, 1968, Alta Loma, California. Services Tuesday, December 3, 1968, Knopsnyder Mortuary Chapel. Clergyman officiating, Rev J J Gough. Songs , " How Great Thou Art ", " Nearer My God To Thee ". Final resting place, Greenfield Cemetery, Greenfield , Missouri.
More About EFFIE RUSSELL:
Fact 1: Social Security #: 565-42-04681
Fact 2: Last residence: CA 923241
Fact 3: State of issue: CA1
Children of WALTER HAMPTON and EFFIE RUSSELL are:
i. MILDRED LORENE6 HAMPTON, b. April 08, 1914, Greenfield Missouri; m. (1) WILBUR EUGENE WOODMAN; b. 1907, Colorado; m. (2) FRANCIS EDWARD VAN BUREN, October 25, 1929, Greely, Weld County, Colorado; b. October 03, 1908, Chicago, IL; m. (3) HARRISON ORAM JACKSON, March 08, 1949, Las Vegas Nevada; b. January 26, 1912, Canada.
Notes for WILBUR EUGENE WOODMAN:
Story is told that when he was young Bill Woodman was hitchhiking across country and was picked up by the racer Barney Oldfield. The racer went streaking down the road at speeds of up to 80 miles per hour, almost the speed of light for the time.
More About FRANCIS EDWARD VAN BUREN:
Fact 1: December 16, 1927, Navy Discharge, Chicago
ii. HARRY LEON HAMPTON, b. December 05, 1911, Greenfield, MO; d. January 11, 1998, California; m. DELORES JUNE CRAMPTON; b. Nebraska; d. June 28, 1982, Grand Terrace, CA.
Notes for DELORES JUNE CRAMPTON:
Funeral notice of Delores June Hampton----- In loving memory of Delores June Hampton, resident of Grand Terrace, California. Native of Nebraska, entered into rest June 28, 1982. Services Montecito Memorial Park, June 29, 1982 11:00 a.m. Officiation Rev. Harold Hampton , Church of the Nazarene. Entombment at Montecito Memorial Park. Emmerson-Bartlett Loma LInda Chapel , directing.
iii. REV. HAROLD LOUIS HAMPTON, b. November 18, 1915, Cheyenne Wyoming; d. Nampa Idaho; m. GLADYS ROBERT, September 15, 1936, Nampa Idaho.
Notes for REV. HAROLD LOUIS HAMPTON:
Funeral notice Harold L Hampton-----In memory of Rev. Harold L Hampton, Sr. Born Cheyenne, Wyoming, November 18, 1915. Passed away Nampa, Idaho , March 24, 1993. Services held Lakeview Church of the Nazarene Nampa, Idaho, Monday 10:00 A.M. March 29,1993. Officiation , Rev. James Lester- Rev. Ron Kratzer- Rev. Carlos Garcia. Organist, Rev. Vernon L Wilcox. Concluding services, Kohlerlawn Cemetery. Musical selections, " Que Amigo Nos Es Cristo", The Hampton Children, " He The Pearly Gates Will Open", "Lead Me Gently Home ", H. Wesley Fulwood, accompanist, Sharon Loen, " Que Grande Es El ", Josue Ortiz. Active bearers Harold's six grandsons; Jody Hampton, Jerry Hampton, Robby Hampton, Johnny Hampton, Kenneth M Loen, Sterling Hampton. Honorary bearer, Ken Loen, Ted Miller, Bob Miller, Earl Jensen, Stan Sever, Rob Wheadon, Marlin Seal, Earl Geselle, Lester Cotner, Harold Robert, Jerry Garmire, Lonnie Garmire, Earl Jensen, Ron Woodman, Dick Robert, Brad Daniels, Rusty Taylor, Dale Chappell, Arnold Robert, Cliff Boutelle, S. John Garmire, Jerry Courtright.
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Fact 1: 1940, Magna Cum Laude, BA Theology/Philosophy, Northwest Nazarene College
iv. MARY LILLIAN HAMPTON, b. February 27, 1909, Greenfield, MO; d. February 05, 1995, Des Moines, Washington; m. (1) H L SULLIVAN; m. (2) DANIEL MCGOORTY; b. September 03, 1903, Akron Ohio; d. November 01, 1970, Seattle Washington.
Notes for MARY LILLIAN HAMPTON:
Funeral notice Mary Lillian Hampton McGoorty---- In loving memory of Mary Lillian McGoorty. Born on February 27 1909 in Greenfield Missouri. Died March 5 1995 in Des Moines, Washington. Crypt side service Thursday, March 9 1995 1:00 p.m. Eternal Light Mausoleum Washington Memorial Park, SeaTac, Washington. Memorial Service Thursday, March 9 1995, 2:30 p.m. Judson Park Chapel, Des Moines, Washington. Officiants, Rev. Milton Bassett and Chaplain William Painter. Arrangements by Bonney-Watson Washington Memorial Funeral Directors.
Notes for DANIEL MCGOORTY:
Funeral notice Daniel J McGoorty-- In memory of Daniel J McGoorty. Born in Akron , Ohio September 8, 1903. Passed away in Seattle, Washington, November 1, 1970. Services in The Memory Chapel of Washington Memorial Funeral Home, Thursday, November 5, 1970, 11:00 a.m. The Reverend Jack Gretz, officiating. Robert Schroeder, vocalist, Nadine Kinkade, organist. Interment in Washington Memorial Park.
v. DONALD FREDERICK HAMPTON, b. March 09, 1919, Cheyenne Wyoming; d. March 25, 1919, Cheyenne Wyoming.
Notes for DONALD FREDERICK HAMPTON:
Obituary for Donald Hampton- Mr and Mrs Walter Hampton and four children arrived here last Friday from Cheyenne, Wyoming, with the body of their infant son, Donald Fredrick, who died at Cheyenne on March 25th, aged 16 days. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.F .Daughtrey at the Sidney Jeffries residence on Saturday, and interment was made in Greenfield Cemetery. Mr Hampton and family will remain in this county for some weeks with relatives before returning to Cheyenne where he is in the employ of the Union Pacific.
23. NOLA5 HAMPTON (JOHN ERWIN4, JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born 1894 in Greenfield, MO, and died in Greenfield, MO?. She married JASPER LOWREY.
Children of NOLA HAMPTON and JASPER LOWREY are:
i. ?6 LOWREY.
ii. ROY NEWTON LOWREY.
More About ROY NEWTON LOWREY:
Fact 1: May 15, 1934, Grad, Joplin High School
24. JAMES HENRY5 DANIELS (MARTHA ELLEN4 HAMPTON, JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born January 01, 1869 in Dade County, MO, and died September 23, 1943 in Dade County, MO. He married LILLIAN FRENCH May 01, 1896 in Dade County Mo. She was born March 06, 1878 in Dade County Missouri, and died January 08, 1959 in Albuquerque , New Mexico.
Notes for LILLIAN FRENCH:
Copied from Lockwood Luminary Jan 15 1959--
Attend Lillian Daniel funeral ( Lillian French)
Mr and Mrs Alva Henson ( Eva Daniel ) of Albuquerque, New Mexico, accompainied the body of Mrs Lillian Daniel to Lockwood, Mo. who passed away after a short illness at Albuquerque shortly after midnight on Thur Jan 8 1959. Funeral services were held at Mt Nebo Baptist Church, Lockwood at 2 p.m. Tue Jan 13 1959. The Hensons are staying in the homes of Mr and Mrs Carl Tindill and Mr and Mrs Vestal Loveall. While they are here they will see many of their relatives and friends. Also arriving here for the funeral of Mrs Daniel was a Grand-daughter, Mrs Wayne Shirey of Austin, Tx. Mrs Shirey arrived Mon of this week.
Children of JAMES DANIELS and LILLIAN FRENCH are:
i. EVA6 DANIELS, m. ALVA ST CLAIR HENSON.
ii. EULA DANIELS, b. July 31, 1900, Dade County Missouri; d. June 02, 1916, Albuquerque , New Mexico.
iii. NINA DANIELS, m. EDWARD DONALDSON.
25. WILLIAM BLUEFORD5 DANIEL (MARTHA ELLEN4 HAMPTON, JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born 1867 in Dade County, MO. He married ARTIE SUSAN MANIS November 04, 1888.
Children of WILLIAM DANIEL and ARTIE MANIS are:
i. MARY SUSAN6 DANIEL, m. HENRY AUSTIN MARTIN.
ii. OPAL DANIEL, m. ROWAN TAYLOR.
26. MATIE VIOLA5 WATSON (SARAH E.4 HAMPTON, JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born September 10, 1869 in Greenfield, Dade County Missouri, and died January 06, 1892 in Greenfield, Dade County Missouri. She married JAMES FREDERICK February 23, 1887 in Missouri. He was born Abt. 1861.
More About MATIE VIOLA WATSON:
Burial: 1892, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Child of MATIE WATSON and JAMES FREDERICK is:
i. LILLIE ALICE6 FREDERICK, b. November 25, 1887, Greenfield Missouri; d. January 22, 1978, Colorado Springs, El Paso Co; m. HENRY LEWIS LOWE, April 02, 1911, Dade County Mo; b. September 10, 1877, Everton, Dade Co Missouri; d. October 1954, Phoenix Arizona.
Notes for LILLIE ALICE FREDERICK:
Lillie was left with her grandmother Sarah Poe (Hampton) after the death of her mother Matie. Father remarried and had 3 children with new wife. ( E. Margie Guyle, Ada Napier and Frank Fredrick). Lillie was a grown woman and married with children of her own the next time she was to see her father.--- notes of Lyllis Thompson
27. LIDA PINKA5 WATSON (SARAH E.4 HAMPTON, JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born August 01, 1867 in Dade County, MO, and died February 26, 1941 in Lockwood, Dade Co Missouri. She married EDWARD G JONES December 24, 1891 in Greenfield, Dade Co Missouri, son of WILLIAM JONES and MINNIE. He was born May 10, 1869 in Everton, Dade Co Missouri, and died January 02, 1954 in Jasper Missouri.
Children of LIDA WATSON and EDWARD JONES are:
i. LINDSEY THOMAS6 JONES, b. March 03, 1894, Greenfield Missouri; d. March 24, 1970, Lamar Missouri; m. IOLA MAE HICKEY, June 23, 1920, Dade County Mo; b. September 29, 1899, Lawrence Missouri; d. August 21, 1983, Overland Park Kansas.
ii. HALLEY EARL JONES, b. November 10, 1896, Dade County Missouri; d. August 03, 1969, St Louis Missouri; m. LILLIAN HELENE TERRELL, December 27, 1924, Springfield Greene Co Missouri; b. February 02, 1903, Wilson County Kansas; d. February 02, 1990, Edmond Oklahoma.
iii. ALMA EASTER JONES, b. March 30, 1902, Dade County Missouri; d. September 22, 1969, Greene County Missouri; m. CLYDE D BURNEY, January 16, 1933, Los Angeles California; d. July 24, 1971, Greene County Missouri.
28. OTTO JOSEPH5 WATSON (SARAH E.4 HAMPTON, JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born March 26, 1875 in Dade County, MO, and died December 19, 1947 in Dade County, MO. He married MILLIE D'AUBREY BURNETT April 11, 1899 in Dade County Mo, daughter of WILLIAM BURNETT and ELVIRA DIVIND. She was born September 24, 1876 in Dade County Missouri, and died May 15, 1938 in Dade County Missouri.
Children of OTTO WATSON and MILLIE BURNETT are:
i. ALICE MARIE6 WATSON, b. August 20, 1900, Greenfield Missouri; d. October 01, 1947, Dade County Missouri; m. LEONARD MELTON CULVER, August 06, 1919, Dade County Mo.
ii. PEARL FAY WATSON, b. June 11, 1905, Greenfield Missouri; d. December 04, 1978, Greenfield Missouri; m. HARLEY T CAMPBELL, December 24, 1925, Greenfield, Dade Co Missouri.
iii. LODA MORGAN WATSON, b. February 02, 1902, Greenfield Missouri; d. February 23, 1988, Lawrence Missouri; m. ANNA MAE BEACH, December 23, 1925, Greenfield, Dade Co Missouri; b. April 28, 1903, Greenfield Missouri; d. April 20, 1988, Greenfield Missouri.
More About LODA MORGAN WATSON:
Burial: 1988, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Notes for ANNA MAE BEACH:
Obituary--- Greenfield Vedette; April 28, 1988
Anna Mae Watson
Anna Mae Watson was born to Henry T and Georgia Flynn Beach, April 28th, 1903, in Dade County, Missouri, and departed this life April 20th, 1988, at the Dade County Nursing Home, at the age of 84 years, 11 months and 22 days. She was a life long resident of Dade County. She received her education in the Greenfield School System and taught in the rural schools for a few years. She was united in marriage to Loda M Watson, December 23rd, 1925. Two sons and three daughters were born to this union. They lived on a farm where they raised their family. They left the farm in later years of life, when their health began to fail. Anna was preceded in death by a daughter, Christina, June 20th, 1960, and by her husband Loda, on February 23rd, 1988, also by a brother, Byrl, and an infant grandson.
Anna was a homemaker and member of the Freewill Baptist Church. She was a member of Oak Grove W P F A for 40 years.
Survivors include two sons, Lawrence M Watson and Paul L Watson of Greenfield; two daughters, Audrey L Brown and A Lorene Watson of Greenfield; three brothers, Floyd Beach of Lockwood, Mo., Gerald Beach of Arcola, Mo., and Henry Beach of Republic, Mo.; three sisters, Fay Shouse and Myrl York of Greenfield, Mo., and Eleanor Watson of Arcola, Mo.; 14 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
Anna was a loving wife and mother and devoted her life to the care and concern of her family. She loved and adored her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was a true friend and neighbor and appreciated the love and concern of those near and dear to her. She will be sadly missed, but our loss is Heaven's gain.
Memorial services were held on Saturday, April 23rd, 1988, at 11:00 in the Greenfield Funeral Chapel with Reverend Winford Davis officiating. Burial was at Wetzel Cemetery. Family visitation was held at the chapel Friday from 7 to 8 p m. Contributions may be made to Wetzel Cemetery. Services were conducted by Greenfield Funeral Chapel.
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Burial: 1988, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
iv. LINDSEY LEVANDER WATSON, b. August 07, 1903, Greenfield Missouri; d. June 11, 1974, Greenfield Missouri; m. ELEANOR TILITHA BEACH, April 08, 1932, Lawrence Missouri; b. April 21, 1906, Dade County Missouri.
v. JOHNNY WATSON, b. June 20, 1906.
vi. JAMES LEONARD WATSON, b. October 02, 1907, Dade County Missouri; d. August 28, 1928, Dade County Missouri.
29. JOHN WILLIAM5 WATSON (SARAH E.4 HAMPTON, JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born October 19, 1884 in Greenfield, Dade County Missouri, and died April 22, 1914 in Greenfield, Dade County Missouri. He married LOTTA WILLIAMS June 29, 1911 in Dade County Mo.
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Burial: 1914, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Child of JOHN WATSON and LOTTA WILLIAMS is:
i. WILLIAM ELMER6 WATSON.
30. EFFIE5 WATSON (SARAH E.4 HAMPTON, JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born June 23, 1872 in Dade County Missouri, and died September 25, 1951 in Pueblo Colorado. She married JOSEPH MILTON LAWRENCE November 10, 1892 in Dade County Mo. He was born December 12, 1868.
Children of EFFIE WATSON and JOSEPH LAWRENCE are:
i. CLARA ESTELLE6 LAWRENCE, b. September 13, 1893, Dade County Missouri; d. April 26, 1980, Olympic Washington; m. ERNEST SYLVESTER RING, September 11, 1912, Craig Oklahoma; b. October 22, 1889, Lockwood, Dade Co Missouri; d. January 01, 1966, Warsaw, Benton Co Missouri.
ii. CARL CLARENCE LAWRENCE, b. October 28, 1895, Dade County Missouri; d. January 23, 1984, Olympic Washington.
31. IDA BELLE5 POLSTON (MALINDA E.4 HAMPTON, JOHN H.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born September 09, 1877 in Dade County, MO, and died June 26, 1938 in Dade County, MO. She married IRA AMMON MITCHELL February 01, 1896 in Missouri, son of JOHN MITCHELL and HARRIET COURTNEY. He was born 1874, and died 1960 in Dade County Missouri.
More About IDA BELLE POLSTON:
Burial: 1938, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Children of IDA POLSTON and IRA MITCHELL are:
i. RACHEL K6 MITCHELL, b. 1911, Greenfield Dade County Missouri; d. Greenfield Dade County Missouri.
More About RACHEL K MITCHELL:
Burial: Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
ii. ZORA MITCHELL.
iii. ALLIE MITCHELL.
iv. MABLE MITCHELL, b. March 17, 1904, Dade County Missouri; d. July 25, 1990.
v. ERA LOU MITCHELL, b. February 13, 1914, Dade County Missouri; d. Dade County Missouri; m. EVERETT F TISHER; b. February 14, 1914; d. May 20, 1994, Dade County Missouri.
vi. CANA MITCHELL, b. April 07, 1906, Dade County Missouri; d. December 18, 1981, Dade County Missouri.
vii. IRA MITCHELL.
viii. RACHEL MITCHELL.
32. NORA OR NINA5 ALLISON (MARY VIRGINIA4 HAMPTON, JAMES P.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born March 17, 1886 in Dade County Missouri, and died 1976 in Dade County Missouri. She married W. SCOTT SMITH. He was born 1886, and died 1981 in Dade County Missouri.
More About NORA OR NINA ALLISON:
Burial: 1976, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
More About W. SCOTT SMITH:
Burial: Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
Child of NORA ALLISON and W. SMITH is:
i. MARGARET VIRGINIA6 SMITH, b. August 09, 1917, Dade County Missouri; d. Dade County Missouri; m. ERNEST JOHN ROSEMAN, May 04, 1935, Dade County Mo; b. June 05, 1898; d. May 24, 1988, Dade County Missouri.
More About MARGARET VIRGINIA SMITH:
Burial: Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
More About ERNEST JOHN ROSEMAN:
Burial: 1988, Wetzel Cemetery Dade County Missouri
33. CHARLES MITCHELL5 HAMPTON (ALBERT LEWIS4, JAMES P.3, WILLIAM P2, UNKNOWN FAMILY1 MEMBERS) was born March 03, 1884 in Dade County, MO, and died June 28, 1933 in Dade County, MO. He married MARY S VINCENT March 16, 1902 in Dade County Mo, daughter of MERRICK VINCENT and NANCY. She was born March 29, 1884, and died May 10, 1970 in Dade County Missouri.
Children of CHARLES HAMPTON and MARY VINCENT are:
i. INFANT6 HAMPTON, b. August 25, 1922, Dade County Missouri; d. August 25, 1922, Dade County Missouri.
ii. J. CLIFFORD HAMPTON, b. July 04, 1907, Dade County Missouri; d. July 15, 1983, Dade County Missouri; m. RUBY GILMORE; b. July 07, 1911; d. Dade County Missouri.
iii. GERTRUDE HAMPTON, b. December 16, 1914, Dade County Missouri; d. Dade County Missouri; m. ROY WILSON, June 1932; b. July 29, 1913; d. July 02, 1986, Dade County Missouri.
iv. FLOYD HAMPTON.
Endnotes
1. Brøderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from A through L, Date of Import: Apr 24, 1997, Internal Ref. #1.111.4.96393.133
Katy Hestand , Dade Co. Coordinator
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