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1751	O. A. Carrington Miss Erna White 15 Sept 1912 J120 In 1910 he was still at home, laborer on farm. 1920 United States Federal Census about Orvis Carrington Name: Orvis Carrington Home in 1920: Guthrie, Callaway, Missouri Age: 29 years Estimated birth year: abt 1891 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Erna L Father's Birth Place: Missouri Mother's Birth Place: Missouri Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Own Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 832 Household Members: Name Age Orvis Carrington 29 Erna L Carrington 25 Boy R Carrington 5 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Guthrie, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T625_909; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 38; Image: 832. Occupation in 1920, farmer 1930; Census Place: Guthrie, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: 1180; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 17; Image: 227.0. Name: Owis A Carrington Home in 1930: Guthrie, Callaway, Missouri Age: 40 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1890 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's Name: L Erno Race: White Occupation: Farmer Rent/home value: own, no value given Age at first marriage: 23 Household Members: Name Age Owis A Carrington 40 L Erno Carrington 35 Roy R Carrington 15 Some time after 1930 Orvis and Ema divorced. In 1942, he gave the information for his mother's death certificate. His address was Guthrie. His occupation listed on death certificate was farmer and stockman.	Orvis Alexander Carrington
1752	Living at home with parents, single, 1920 Oscar Carrington, of Jefferson City, Missouri, gave the information for his father's death certificate in 1948. Oscar did not know the names of his father's parents. May 1983 is soc. sec. date.	Oscar N. Carrington
1753	He was a graduate of the University of Missouri and the Harvard Law School. In 1917-1919, he was a military aviator. As a lawyer, he enjoyed one of the largest practices in the city. He was also a leader in many community organizations and in the organized bar. He worked as a pro bono attorney for the Texas Y for forty years, and he had served in the same way his church, the Boy Scouts of Texas, and the Baylor Hospital (when it was a charity). He wrote an account of his 63 years at the bar; it abides in the SMU library. At the age of 79, he commenced an academic career at SMU, serving that law school for 8 years. They awarded him an honorary degree. From his son, Paul Carrington's web page.	Paul Carrington
1754	Probably died as an infant, probably buried in Burdett Cemetery, Callaway Co., Missouri.	Peaches Carrington
1755	In 1839 after the death of his parents, the courts made Samuel, along with sisters Nancy and Permelia, wards of their brother, William Carrington. 1860 United States Federal Census Record about Amelia Halt Name: Amelia Halt Age in 1860: 34 Birth Year: abt 1826 BirthPlace: Kentucky Home in 1860: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri Gender: Female Post Office: Boydsville Household Members: Name Age Amelia Halt 34 James W Halt 15 Ben F Halt 13 John R Halt 10 Abner Halt 8 Ann E Halt 6 Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: M653_610; Page: 0; Image: 489. I can not find her on 1870 census. Mrs. Permelia Holt Abt 54 6 Feb 1880 Fulton Telegraph (Callaway Co.)	Permelia Carrington
1756	1910 census, living with sister Lena, age 20, teacher, head of house. 1910 United States Federal Census about Randa Carrington Name: Randa Carrington Age in 1910: 20 Estimated birth year: abt 1890 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Missouri Mother's Birth Place: Missouri Home in 1910: Fulton Ward 3, Callaway, Missouri Marital Status: Single Race: White Gender: Female Household Members: Name Age Randa Carrington 20 teacher Lena Carrington 26 stenographer, law office Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Fulton Ward 3, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T624_774; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 30; Image: 270. 1920 census, living in Boone Co. Randa married and lived on a farm in Boone Co., Mo. -per Carrington Doc. L. H. Vanlandingham Miss Randa R. Carrington 21 Feb 1917 J377	Randa Carrington
1757	From Professor William T. Carrington Manuscript Randolph and Catherine moved to Missouri in 1826, living in Callaway Co. until their death. They selected 165 acres covered with walnut, hickory and black oak trees, two miles from the Middle River. In a few years a public school was erected at the northwest corner of his farm which has been known, for over a century, as the Carrington School. A family burying ground on this farm became a large community cemetery named Carrington Cemetery. Some time after 1850 the Chicago & Alton R.R. was run near and the town of Carrington was laid out. Randolph Carrington had a saw mill run by horse power which in a few years was converted into a grist mill. It made meal and flour for people living far and near for some twenty years. He had a high bred stallion and three brood mares when he moved from Kentucky. He loved such sports as was usual for lovers of fine horses and fox chasing. ...end of Prof. William Carrington notes He is also shown as having received several land patents in the BLM records. The first of those Land Patents (Certificate 1484) was issued on 1 January 1828 and covered the following land in Callaway County, MO: "the north west quarter of Section Thirty three in Township forty seven north of range Ten West in the District of Lands offered for sale at St. Louis, Mo, containing one hundred and sixty acres" Three other Land Patents followed in 1838 and 1840. Carrington, Randolph, Pg. 79, Unknown TWPS, Callaway Co., MO, 1830 Census. 1 free white male under 5 - unknown child 2 free white males of 10 and under 15 - John and Samuel 1 free white male of 30 and under 40 - unknown male 1 free white male of 40 and under 50 - Randolph Carrington 1 free white female under 5 - Permelia 1 free white female of 5 and under 10 - Nancy 1 free white female of 10 and under 15 - Emily? she was 17 1 free white female of 40 and under 50 - Katharine McGary Carrington William is not included on this census, he was 15 at the time, perhaps away at school? Randolph Jr. was not born until 1834. Randolph and Katherine are reported to have died in a typhoid epidemic. His stone is unreadable except for his name From the book, Pioneers of Missouri: CARRINGTON, Samuel Carrington, of Montgomery Co., MD., married MILDRED MCDANIEL, and settled in Montgomery Co., KY. They had Thomas, Randolph, Timothy, John, Samuel, Elizabeth, Susan, Sally and Priscilla. Randolph married CATHARINE MCGAREY, and they had William, John, Samuel, Randolph, Jr., Emily, Nancy and Permelia. They settled in Callaway Co.; in 1826. William Carrington was judge of the county court one term. He married SUSAN FISHER. John was married first to ELIZA RANDOLPH, and second to NANCY HYTON. Samuel married LYDIA A. BOWEN. Emily married JOHN MARTIN. Nancy married ELISHA DAVIS. Permelia married HIRAM HOLT. All of the above live in Callaway Co. .	Randolph Carrington
1758	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
1759	Enrolled in the Callaway County Battalion, Capt. Snell, Dec. 3, 1862, never served. Carrington, Robert R - Hold, Julia A - Jan 16 1866 1870; Census Place: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: M593_764; Page: 443; Image: 440 Name: Robert Carrington Estimated Birth Year: abt 1841 Age in 1870: 29 Birthplace: Missouri Home in 1870: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: $4000 $760 Post Office: Fulton Household Members: Name Age Robert Carrington 29 Julia A Carrington 21 Egbert C Carrington 2 Anna E Carrington 11/12 Thomas Holt 12, black 1880; Census Place: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T9_677; Family History Film: 1254677; Page: 661.1000; Enumeration District: 36; Image: 0744. Name: Robert Carrington Home in 1880: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri Age: 39 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1841 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head) Spouse's Name: Julia A. Mother's birthplace: Tennessee Occupation: Laborer Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Robert Carrington 39 Julia A. Carrington 30 Egbert C. Carrington 12 Anna B. Carrington 9 Elizabeth S. Holt 56 mother-in-law Mary Scott 30, black, servant George W. Scott 2M, black In 1880, Elizabeth Holt, mother in law age 56 was living with this family 2nd marriage, Robert R. Carrington Miss Nannie Sheley 19 Dec 1885 1900 United States Federal Census Name: Robert R Carrington Home in 1900: Guthrie, Callaway, Missouri Age: 59 Birth Date: Nov 1840 Birthplace: Missouri Race: White Ethnicity: American Gender: Male Relationship to head-of-house: Head Father's Birthplace: Kentucky Mother's Birthplace: Tennessee Spouse's Name: Nannie Marriage Year: 1886 Marital Status: Married Years Married: 14 Residence : Caldwell & Guthrie Townships, Callaway, Missouri Occupation: Farmer Household Members: Name Age Robert R Carrington 59 Nannie Carrington 38 Orvis Carrington 10 Maude Carrington 7 Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Guthrie, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T623 844; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 19. 1910 United States Federal Census about Robert R Carrington Name: Robert R Carrington Age in 1910: 69 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1841 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Kentucky Mother's Birth Place: Tennessee Spouse's Name: Nannie P Home in 1910: Guthrie, Callaway, Missouri Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Robert R Carrington 69 Nannie P Carrington 48 Orris A Carrington 20 Maud Carrington 16 Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Guthrie, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T624_774; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 181; Image: 537.	Robert Randolph Carrington
1760	Roy Rusk Carrington, 93, of Fulton, died Monday, April 7, 2008, at the Fulton Nursing & Rehab Center. He was born Oct. 5, 1914, in Guthrie, MO, the son of the late Orvis Alexander and Lucy Erna (White) Carrington. In Dec. 1941, he married Pauline Thomasson. She preceded him in death on April 2, 1979. He later married Virginia Wise Young in June 1980 and she preceded him in death on Dec. 23, 2002. He is survived by two sons, Roy Lynn Carrington of Carrington, MO and Carlton Young and his wife Arline of Hermann, MO; one daughter, Betty Salmons of Fulton; five grandchildren, Drew Alexander Carrington and Clayton Tyler Carrington both of Columbia, MO, and Becky Pendergraft & husband Coy of the state of Kansas, Kevin Young and wife Tracy of Ft. Worth, TX, and Mark Salmons of Fulton; and five great-grandchildren. He served his country in the US Navy. He had worked for 34 years as a Purchasing Agent for the Danuser Machine Company in Fulton. Roy was an inventor and acquired two patents for his work. He was well known for his "Spinner" that he made out of 2-liter bottles for Kingdom Days and donated the proceeds to "Festival Of Sharing" at First Christian Church. He also had musical talent and could play the fiddle, guitar, banjo, organ, piano and the harmonica with the Callaway Combo Band. He played on the first radio shows in Central MO during the 1930's as well as for many country dances thereafter. He composed music and some of his music was published. He was an active member of the First Christian Church. Memorial services will be held at 11:00 A.M., Saturday, April 19, at the Debo Funeral Home in Fulton with Pastor Bruce Williamson officiating. Family will receive friends on Saturday from 10:00 A.M. until time of services at the funeral home. Memorials are suggested to "Festival Of Sharing" First Christian Church, c/o Debo Funeral Home, PO Box 818, Fulton, MO 65251.	Roy Rusk Carrington
1761	From the 1984 Callaway Book: "Roy was born Oct. 5, 1914, near Guthrie, Missouri. He was the only child of Orvis Alexander Carrington and Lucy Erna White. Roy's father was born in 1890 near Guthrie, and his mother was born near New Blomfield, Missouri, in 1894. Roy's father was the son of Robert Randolph Carrington and the grandson of John Carrington. John Carrington came to this county in 1827 with his parents, Randolph and Katherine Carrington, and homesteaded the area where the village of Carrington now stands. Roy and Virginia have no children, this being the second marriage for both. Roy was previously married to Pauline Thomasson of McCredie. Pauline was secretary to the late Missouri Secretary of Stte, Dwight Brown. Her mother, Ruby Wright Thomasson, was the first woman to become Collector of Callaway County. Roy and Pauline had one son, Lynn, who lives in the village of Carrington, where the Carrington family settled nearly 160 years ago. Pauline died in 1979. Roy attended Westminister College in Fulton for two years. He served a total of 22 years in the U.S. Navy of which 18 years were in the Navel Reserve. He attained the rank of Lieutenant. Roy worked at the Danuser Machine Company for 34 years in which he was purchasing agent from 1953 until his retirement in 1980."	Roy Rusk Carrington
1762	Death Notices CARRINGTON On July 13, 1879, at his residence near Mr. Tabor church in this county, Samuel Carrington, in the 60th year of his age.	Samuel Carrington
1763	In 1839 after the death of his parents, the courts made Samuel, along with sisters Nancy and Permelia, wards of their brother, William Carrington. 1840 United States Federal Census about Samuel Carrington Name: Samuel Carrington Township: Liberty County: Callaway State: Missouri Number of persons in household: Ages of persons in household: 1 male 20 and under 30 - Samuel 1 female 20 and under 30 - Lydia Source Citation: Year: 1840; Census Place: , Callaway, Missouri; Roll: 221; Page: 187. Samuel and wife Lydia sold real estate for $300 as heirs of Randolph, 1840. This ground was in Section 33, Range 10 west, Township 47; in Round Prairie (West Callaway Co), in current town of Carrington. The land was original land grant to Randolph Carrington on Nov. 2, 1827 1860 United States Federal Census about Sam Carrington Name: Sam Carrington Age in 1860: 40 Birth Year: abt 1820 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1860: Township 59 Range 19, Linn, Missouri Gender: Male Post Office: St Catharine Value of real estate: $600 $437 Household Members: Name Age Sam Carrington 40 Lydia A Carrington 41 Andrew J Carrington 19 John R Carrington 17 Mary A Carrington 12 Joseph T Carrington 3 Nathan D Carrington 8.12 Ann Bowin 66 mother-in-law Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Township 59 Range 19, Linn, Missouri; Roll: M653_630; Page: 0; Image: 65. On the 1870 census they are back in Callaway Co., Missouri, his father in law, Andrew Bowen, age 78 was living with them. There is a Mary Bowen age 55, born in Kentucky, also living there, She is either a second wife, or his daughter. Lydia had a sister named Mary born about that time. They were also living next door to Andrew Herring. 5 Sept. 1879 Estate appraisal (CC Co.) lists "Littie A. Carrington" as widow; value was $134 estimate and included two horses, 9 hogs, 45 bushels of wheat, and 40 barrels of wheat in field. Also had 120 acres of ground, worth $203, T46,R9,S30; Halfway between Ham's Prairie and Caldwell. This land was immediately south of Joseph L. Mosley's land and James Burle Mosley land per 1876 Range map. The land apparently was obtained from Ephrain Owen since he had it as an oriiginal land grant from 2/24/1857 - F102). Probate also mentions that he owed $20 for 5 visits by Dr. Nixon during last illness. Period was 6 to 13 July 1879. In May 2007, we discovered what is a previously unknown Callaway county cemetery. Samuel and Lydia Bowen Carrington were both buried either on his land or right next door on Mosley land. Daughter Mary Ann Carrington married James Mosley. There were probably other Carrington and Mosely burials there. The owner of that land now remembers a small cemetery with standing headstones when he first bought his property. He also remembers that about 12 years ago (abt 1995) the property owner where the family cemetery was, bulldozing the land. The current property owner is willing to take us out to have a look where the cemetery was, and we hope to be able to do that on another research trip. This is a totally destroyed cemetery.	Samuel Carrington
1764	Married Mildred McDaniel by Rev. George W. Worsley, an Episcopal Rector of Port Tobacco Parish on January 8, 1782 Moved to Mt. Stearling Ky in 1804. By 1807 Samuel and Milley lived on Grassy Lick Creek, from a deed made in 1808. Samuel Carrington was a private in John Hanson's company of Maryland's Militia, 12th Battalion of Charles Co. (Maryland Revolutionary War List p. 33) The following is from the Pioneer Families of Missouri book written in 1876, which is not always accurate: CARRINGTON, Samuel Carrington, of Montgomery Co., MD., married MILDRED MCDANIEL, and settled in Montgomery Co., KY. They had Thomas, Randolph, Timothy, John, Samuel, Elizabeth, Susan, Sally and Priscilla. Randolph married CATHARINE MCGAREY, and they had William, John, Samuel, Randolph, Jr., Emily, Nancy and Permelia. They settled in Callaway Co.; in 1826. William Carrington was judge of the county court one term. He married SUSAN FISHER. John was married first to ELIZA RANDOLPH, and second to NANCY HYTON. Samuel married LYDIA A. BOWEN. Emily married JOHN MARTIN. Nancy married ELISHA DAVIS. Permelia married HIRAM HOLT. All of the above live in Callaway Co. Montgomery Co., KY Will book: B Pg. 252 & 253 Transcribed: 19 March 2001, Shirley Buckler As writ In the name of God Amen. I Samuel Carrington of Montgomery County and state of Kentucky being in a state of bodily infirmity but sound in mind and me more do hereby constitute and ordain this my last will and testament revoking all others. Item I give and bequeth to my dearly beloved wife Milly Carrington one third part of my property both real and personal during her natural life or widowhood. I give and bequeth unto my son John Carrington and Samuel Carrington all that tract or parcel of land where on I now live. Containing one hundred and forty four acres deeded from George W. Higgins to me, it is further my will and desire in case either of my sons John or Samuel should die without a lawful heir that the whole of the land shall belong to the survivor. I do give and bequeth unto my son John Carrington one negro boy Peter to him and his heirs forever. Item I give and bequeth unto my daughter Puircilla Carrington one negro boy named George and one horse which is called Selam to her and her heirs forever, Item I will and bequeth unto my daughter Elizabeth Caywood one hundred dollars in cash to her and her heirs forever. Item It is my further will and desire that my beloved wife Milly and my son John Carrington and Samuel Carrington shall have all the farming utensils together with my two oxen and cart two work horses, that is a Bay mare and Sorrel mare for the use of the farm and in case of the decease or marriage of my wife Milly Carrington, it is then my will and desire that my two sons John and Samuel shall have the whole of my farming utensels together with the oxen and cart & the two mares above mentioned. Item I give and bequeth unto my five children Thomas Carrington, Randolph Carrington, Timothy Carrington, Susan Hoffman & Sarah McDannold all the ballance of my property not otherwise bequeathed to be equally divided among them and their heirs forever. In testimony where of I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 29th day of April 1818. Signed: Samuel Carrington (seal) Signed sealded and delivered in the presence of -----(can't make out first name...sb)Williams William Yeates James Hunt ---------------------------------------------------------------- Montgomery County June Court 1818 The foregoing writing prorporting (unsure of last word...sb) to be the last will and testament of Samuel Carrington Deceased was presented unto the court and proven by the oaths of -----------(same name above I can't make out...sb) Williams, William Yeates and James Hunt examined and ordered to be recorded. Test M. Harrison Clerk ***************************** Montgomery Co., KY Will Book B Pg. 299 Transcribed 19 March 2001...Shirley Buckler Hard copy in files. Memorandum of the amount of notes and cash found on an examination in the chest of Samuel Carrington Deceased which examined by David Badger Daniel Darniel and Samuel Mill---(can't make out the remainder of this surname...sb) on the 22 day of May 1818 One note on the Bank of Kentucky..........................$50.00 One note on the United States Bank........................$20.00 ----( can't read word..but I think it does say GOLD PIECE/S??..sb) One hundered and eighty dollars.....................$180.00 One note on Doctor Mills..................................$250.00 One note on Doctor Mills...................................$10.00 One note on James Rafferty ................................$74.50 One note on Reuben McDannold...............................$57.00 One note on Randolph Carrington by settlement..............$90.75 One note on John Darnell by settlement.....................$53.00 One note on Timothy Carrington by settlement............... $21.00 One note on Thomas Carrington by settlement.................$11.00 Total amount $811.25 David Badger Administrator ---------------------------------------------------- Montgomery County August Court 1818 This memorandium of the notes and cash belonging to the estate of Samuel Carrington Deceased was returned unto court examined and ordered to be recorded which is accordingly done. Test M. Harrison ******************************* Montgomery Co., KY Inventory of the estate of Samuel Carrington June 1818 Will Book B pg. 277, 278 & 279 Transcribed 20 March 2001 by Shirley Buckler Hard copy in files. In pursuance to an order of the Montgomery County Court to us directed we the undersigned commissioners covnened at the house of the widow Carrington and relict of Samuel Carrington Deceased on the day of June 1818 and proceed to value in current money the slaves and personal property of said descendant in the following manner Slaves Sook ......................................$400.00 Bazel...................................... 700.00 Barney......................................450.00 Peter.......................................400.00 Lucy........................................350.00 Aeron.......................................300.00 George......................................200.00 Joseph......................................150.00 twenty one head of hoggs.....................45.00 twenty one head of hoggs.....................65.00 one young yoke of steers.....................25.00 one young spotted cow and calf...............15.00 one large spotted steer......................20.00 one small spotted steer...................... 5.00 one small red heiffer.........................4.00 one small red heiffer.........................5.00 one small red heiffer.........................5.00 one small red heiffer.........................8.00 one black cow and calf.......................10.00 one brindle cow and calf.....................15.00 one brindle cow and calf.....................15.50 one red cow and calf.........................10.00 one red cow and calf.........................10.00 one bay horse................................25.00 one bay horse................................65.00 one young colt...............................15.00 Eleven head of sheep.........................13.75 One still worm and cap.......................65.00 two old still worms and cocks................ 3.00 six old still tubs and caps barrell...........4.50 two iron mash kettles.........................8.00 one parir of steelyards.......................5.00 one pair of anes irons........................3.50 one rifle gun................................10.00 one shot gun..................................5.00 one half dozen -----(can't read..sb)chairs...12.00 one half dozen framed chairs..................2.50 one dining table..............................8.00 one square table..............................1.00 one old cupboard..............................4.00 one bureau...................................10.00 one old clock ---(can't read...sb)............ .75 one bedstead and furniture...................20.00 one small bedstead and feathers.............. 7.00 one bed bedstead and furniture...............14.00 one bed bedstead and furniture...............15.00 one bed bedstead and furniture...............14.00 one old chest................................ .50 two new saddles...............................9.25 thirty pounds of wool.........................7.50 thirty two pounds of soap leather............12.00 one old silver watch......................... 5.00 three eartheh dishes......................... 2.00 half dozen knives and forks.................. 2.00 fourteen plates...............................1.62 1/2 half dozen silver tea spoons..................6.00 one small lot of cupboard ware................2.50 one lot of old pewter.........................2.00 two small ovens...one cracked.................2.25 One ten gallon kettle.........................3.25 two iron pots and bowls and iron tea kettle...4.37 1/2 one lot of old wooden ware....................1.37 1/2 old frying pan and grid iron..................1.25 one old loom and ---(can't read word..sb).....6.50 one pot funnel................................1.50 two old wheels................................1.50 one small wheel...............................2.00 one pair flat irons and old shovel............1.00 one haltar chains............................12.00 fourty barrels of corn.......................80.00 two large---(can't read..sb) and three small barrels of corn.............................. 3.50 seventeen bussels of threshed oats and stack of wheat...............................14.25 1/2 barrell of wheat two tar bucklets and tar...................................... 3.50 one small grindstone and blanket............. 2.50 340 gallons of whiskey......................170.00 one coverlet................................ 7.00 Total amount of Appraisment $3937.62 1/2 Saml L Williams William Yeates Commissoners R. McDannold ------------------------------------------------------------------------- I do certify that Samuel L. Williams and William Yeates agreeable to an order of the Montgomery Court has sworn before a Justice of the Peace for said county as appraisers of the Estate of Samuel Carrington Deceased on June 1818 R. McDannold ---------------------------------------------------------------------- I do certify that R. McDannold was sworn before a Justice of the Peace for the Montgomery County as appraiser of the Estate of Saml Carrington Deceased. Given under my hand 2nd November 1818 Jas. H. Lane --------------------------------------------------------------------- Montgomery County Clerks office 2nd November 1818 An inventory and appraisment of the Estate of Samuel Carrington Deceased was this day returned in to court examined and ordered to be recorded which is --------------(can't read word..sb) done. Test M. Harrison clk *********************************** Transcribed by Shirley Buckler 20 August 2001 Hard copy in files. Montgomery Co., KY Will Book: B Pg. 261 & 262 Samuel Carrington, Sale by Milly Carrington, widow and heir June 26, 1818 Amount of property sold at the house of Milly Carrington widow and heir of Samuel Carrington deceased on the 26th day of June 1818 Joseph Jones..two kegs of tar.....................$1.00 John Clements..6 mash tubs and 2 malt kegs........$3.00 Randolph Carrington..Two still worms, 1 ...(can't read word..sb) block.......$1.25 Thomas Massa..1 barrel and 9 bussel of oats.......$3.25 tarttow Box..one barrel and 8 bussel of oats.............................$2.25 William Allen..3 bushels of wheat.................$1.12 1/2 Samuel S. Williams..two barrels...................$0.87 1/2 John Higgins..one old saddle......................$0. 6 1/4 Randolph Carrington..one silver watch.............$4.00 Eramus Caywood..one shot gun......................$4.57 1/2 one stack of wheat................$6.25 Randolph Carrington ..still and worm..............$63.50 two mash kettles..............$8.50 Nicholas ----(can't make out surname..sb.) ...5 barrels of corn...............$11.50 William Farthing..5 barrels of corn...............$11.75 David Badger..5 barrels of corn...................$12.50 Clariborn Haines..5 barrels of corn...............$12.37 1/2 Thomas F. Harnbrith..one double barrel whiskey 70 gal..$43.40 Thimothy Carrington..33 gals whiskey...............$19.14 Thomas F. Harnbrith..65 1/2 gals whiskey...........$37.65 Isaac Terpin..65 gals whiskey......................$30.86 1/2 John Darnall..64 gals whiskey......................$40.00 Thomas F. Harnbrith..35 gals whiskey...............$20.30 Randolph Carrington..negroe Baret..................$815.00 Judson McDaniel...one boy Aron.....................$400.00 Erasmus Caywood...one cow and calf.................$16.87 1/2 John Galvin..one cow and calf......................$12.69 Thimothy Carrington...one cow and calf...............$12.18 3/4 James Hughes..one steer.............................$23.12 Randolph Carrington...one yoke of teem..............$25.00 Eramus Caywood..two heifers.........................$12.25 one cow and calf....................$18.75 Thomas Wilson..one bay horse........................$60.50 David Badger..29 head of hogs.......................$81.00 Judson McDanold...----(can't read word..sb) leather..$2.40 R. Carrington..---(same word as above..sb) leather...$2.40 Thomas Hoffman..--(same word as above..sb) leather...$2.40 Timothy Carrington..---(same word as above..sb) leather..$2.40 Thomas Carrington..----(same word as above..sb) leather..$2.40 Total Amount $1924.97 1/2 David Badger Montgomery County Court Administrator August 1818 This sale bill of Samuel Carrington deed was produced in court and examined and ordered to be recorded.	Samuel Carrington
1765	Named as a living heir in his mother's will in 1803	Samuel Carrington
1766	Samuel Carrington immigrated to America in 1692.	Samuel Carrington
1767	Samuel Carrington immigrated to America in 1692.	Samuel Carrington
1768	In 1880, he is living at home with his widowed mother. 1900 United States Federal Census about Sam Carrington Name: Sam Carrington Home in 1900: Caldwell, Callaway, Missouri Age: 36 Estimated birth year: abt 1864 Birthplace: Missouri Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's name: Ellene Race: White Occupation: Farmer Household Members: Name Age Sam Carrington 36 Ellene Carrington 45 Edward Carrington 13 Mary Carrington 11 Bertha Carrington 9 Oscar Carrington 6 Jessie Carrington 4 Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Caldwell, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T623 844; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 19. Children born, 5, children living 5. married 15 years 1910 United States Federal Census about S E Carrington Name: S E Carrington Age in 1910: 46 Estimated birth year: abt 1864 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Virginia Mother's Birth Place: Kentucky Spouse's name: Mary E Home in 1910: Caldwell, Callaway, Missouri Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age S E Carrington 46 Mary E Carrington 53 May Carrington 21 Bertha Carrington 19 Oscar Carrington 16 Jessie Carrington 13 Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Caldwell, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T624_774; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 22; Image: 77. In the 1920 Census, the family is still in Caldwell Twp, Callaway County, MO, in ED 25, page 1B. Oscar and Jessie are still in the home. 1920 United States Federal Census about Samuel E Carrington Name: Samuel E Carrington Home in 1920: Caldwell, Callaway, Missouri Age: 56 years Estimated birth year: abt 1864 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Mary E Father's Birth Place: Kentucky Mother's Birth Place: Kentucky Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Own Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 577 Household Members: Name Age Samuel E Carrington 56 Mary E Carrington 44 Oscar V Carrington 26 Jessie J Carrington 24 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Caldwell, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T625_909; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 25; Image: 577. occupation in 1920, farmer Samuel and Mary are still in the same area in 1930 He lived at 1005 Nichols Street, Fulton, at the time of his death. He died at home. He was a retired farmer. His son, Oscar Carrington, of Jefferson City, Missouri, gave the information for his death certificate. Oscar did not know the names of his father's parents. From J. Terry's files: "Samuel left home shortly after the death of his father because his mother was sick and unable to take care of farm. He worked on a farm in Ham's Prairie for a while. Mary's father, John Miller, gave a parcel of his land to Sam and Mary. This land adjoins current county road NN. The house that Sam built there has been torn down. Samuel is reported to have been a big man who like "ham meat and brown gravy". He is also said to have had a horse that could make the trip from his home to Fulton in 12 to 15 minutes, a distance of 7 miles. Sam farmed most of his life. He and Mary lived on the farm until the last few years of their lives when they lived with their daughter, Lillie May on Jefferson Street in Fulton."	Samuel Edwin Carrington
1769	S.E. Carrington Dies Saturday Funeral Sunday At Evangelical U.B. Church Samuel Edward Carrington, 85, died early Saturday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. John Miller, 1005 Nichols street, after an illness of more than a year. Funeral services will be held at the Evangelical United Brethern Church sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Rev. M.W. Smeltzer, pastor, will officiate, assisterd by Dr. Daniel Gage. Mr. Carrington was born August 10, 1863, in Callaway County and spent his entire life here. On December 9, 1885, he and Miss Mary Ella Miller were married. They had five children, Mrs. Carrington and one son preceded him in death. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. J.N. Menefee of Mokane, and one son, Oscar Carrington of Jefferson City, 18 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.	Samuel Edwin Carrington
1770	Father born in Missouri, mother born in Texas Silas H. Carrington Miss Stella Davis 22 Oct 1896 xx (this is a Callaway Co., Missouri marriage record, which is odd because they lived in Texas, the year is right for their marriage. The nane Silas is wrong, but the marriage records are quite often transcribed wrong, he is on later census records as Samuel H. Carrington) 1900 United States Federal Census Record about Sami Carrington Name: Sami Carrington Home in 1900: Denison Ward 1, Grayson, Texas Age: 27 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1873 Birthplace: Texas Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's name: Stella Race: White Household Members: Name Age Sami Carrington 27 Tx, Mo, Tx Stella Carrington 23 Davis Carrington 1 Leslie Davis 18 brother-in-law. He is also listed with his parents on 1900 census. Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Denison Ward 1, Grayson, Texas; Roll: T623 1639; Page: 24B; Enumeration District: 95. occupation, telegraph opperator. I believe this Samuel Carrington is connected to my Missouri Carringtons. Census shows his father was born in Missouri, and he did marry in Callaway County Missouri. From Charles Templer email: I believe this Samuel Carrington is the son of Wiley Hubbard Davis Carrington and Amanda Evans. They are in Pct 5, Leon County, TX, in the 1880 Census and report a son named Sam H. Carrington, age 6. This Wiley Hubbard Davis Carrington is the son of Duncan Cameron Carrington per files online and they are from a Carolina based Carrington family. There is an older generation also named Wiley Hubbard Davis Carrington as well. CARRINGTON SAM H 46 M W TX TOM GREEN SAN ANGELO 1920 census Still with 2nd wife and stepchildren. Does not appear that his children with Stella Davis ever lived with their father.	Samuel H. Carrington
1771	Single, living at home with parents in 1880 Stephen Carrington Abt 35 11 Dec 1890 Callaway Weekly Gazette Stephen Carrington 10 Dec 1890 18 Dec 1890 Auxvasse Review (Callaway Co.)	Stephen H. Carrington
1772	This family left Maryland sometime between 1804 and December of 1807. They moved again to Putnam Co. Indiana in 1835. The first wife's children were born in Kentucky	Thomas Carrington
1773	Appointed executor for his mother's will in 1803, Charles Co., Maryland	Timothy Carrington
1774	From the manuscript of Professor Carrington, Timothy Carrington was a resident of Charles Co., Maryland in 1716. His father, Samuel Carrington immigrated to America from Ireland in 1692.	Timothy Carrington
1775	in 1910, living with his Davis grandparents. TX TOM GREEN SAN ANGELO 1920 census Ingrim, Pat, 45 Rachel, wife, 39 Carrington, Verne, nephew-in-law, 15 Carrington, Maude, mother-in-law, 66 TX MCLENNAN 2-WD WACO 1930 census Carrington, Vernin L., 25, married at 24, serviceman at lumber company Oneta, wife, 21, married at 20, Tx, Tx, Tx They live on Austin Ave., Waco City	Verne L. Carrington
1776	Not on 1860 census, would have been 12 years old.	William Carrington
1777	Physician and for many years the president of the school board in Atlantic City, New Jersey	Dr. William J Carrington
1778	Judge William T. Carrington founded the town of Carrington, Missouri on June 5, 1872. William Carrington came to Callaway Co., Mo. from Montgomery Co., Ky. at the age of eleven. William Carrington was commissioned Captain of Co. 1 of 24th Battalion Reg., 12th Div. of the National Guard. He held this position for many years and prepared a fine group for the war of Mexico and drilled many who later entered both sides in the War among the States. Slave Owners Name Home in 1850 Wm Carrington District 12, Callaway, Missouri Slave Information Age Gender Race 22 Male Black 14 Male Black 11 Male Black 9 Female Black In 1851 he was a liberal contributor to the founding of Westminster College, one of the first Protestant Educational Institutions of college rank established in Missouri. 1860 Slave Census Callaway County, Round Prairie Township Slave Owner, Carrington, William # of Slaves Age Sex Color 1 40 m b 1 23 m b 1 20 m b 1 19 f b 1 10 m b 1 3 f b free # slave houses 1 Following the Civil War, Mr. Carrington was made County Judge After the family home was destroyed by fire in 1889, Judge Carrington spent his last few years in Fulton with his two maiden daughters. He went to his reward Thanksgiving Day 1891 1850 United States Federal Census about Wm Carrington Name: Wm Carrington Age: 34 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1816 Birth Place: Kentucky Gender: Male Home in 1850 Wm Carrington, 34, M, KY Susan C, 27, F, MO Julia Ann, 9, F, MO Nancy R., 6, F, MO Elizabeth J., 5, F, MO Mary J., 2, F, MO (City,County,State): District 12, Callaway, Missouri Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: District 12, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: M432_393; Page: 234; Image: 464. 1860 United States Federal Census about William Carrington Name: William Carrington Age in 1860: 45 Birth Year: abt 1815 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1860: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri Gender: Male Post Office: Boydsville Value of real estate: $8,000 $10,000 Household Members: Name Age William Carrington 45 Susan C Carrington 37 Julia A Carrington 19 Nancy Carrington 16 Elizabeth Carrington 15 Mary Carrington 12 William T Carrington 6 Emma F Carrington 2 Jane Hendrix 23 no relationship listed. She married my 2nd great grandfather, John G. Carter in 1865. Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: M653_610; Page: 0; Image: 483. In the 1870 Census, they are in the Round Prairie Twp, Callaway County, MO, listings on page 1. Of the children, Mary, Emma and William are still in the home. 1870 United States Federal Census about William Carrington Name: William Carrington Estimated Birth Year: abt 1820 Age in 1870: 50 Birthplace: Kentucky Home in 1870: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri Race: White Gender: Male Value of real estate: $8,000 $2,000 Post Office: Fulton Source Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: M593_764; Page: 441; Image: 436. 1880 United States Federal Census about William Carrington Name: William Carrington Home in 1880: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri Age: 65 Estimated birth year: abt 1815 Birthplace: Kentucky Relation to head-of-household: Head Father's birthplace: MD Mother's birthplace: KY Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Judge Of County Ct. Marital Status: Widower Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age William Carrington 65 Mary Carrington 28 Emma F. Carrington 21 Elizabeth Hook 31 daughter Mary S. Hook 11 granddaughter William Hook 9 grandson Charles Hook 7 grandson Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Round Prairie, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T9_677; Family History Film: 1254677; Page: 662.4000; Enumeration District: 36; Image: 0747. Wm., Judge Carrington Abt 76 26 Nov 1891 Fulton Telegraph (Callaway Co. William was appointed guardian for his siblings, Samuel, Nancy, and Permelia after their parents died in 1839. per probate packet of Randolph Carrington.	Judge William T. Carrington
1779	Professor William T. Carrington born in Callaway County, Missouri January 23, 1854, lived in Jefferson City, Missouri. (In 1894 State Democratic Convention nominated him for State Superintendent of Public Schools). This couple is living in the home of James S. Nations in Oak Ridge, Cape Girardeau County, MO, in the 1880 Census, both shown as school teachers. 1880 United States Federal Census about William T. Carrington Name: William T. Carrington Home in 1880: Oak Ridge, Cape Girardeau, Missouri Age: 26 Estimated birth year: abt 1854 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to head-of-household: Other Father's birthplace: KY Mother's birthplace: MO Occupation: School Teacher Marital Status: Single Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age James S. Nations 28 Mary E. Nations 28 William T. Carrington 26 Mary Carrington 23 Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Oak Ridge, Cape Girardeau, Missouri; Roll: T9_678; Family History Film: 1254678; Page: 133.2000; Enumeration District: 19; Image: 0271. In the 1910 Census, the family is living in Springfield, Greene County, MO, and William T. Carrington is listed as President, State Normal. That is the state college in Springfield. In the 1930 Census, William and Mary are in Jefferson City, Cole County, MO, and William is shown as a 76 year old teacher. William T. age 76, owns home valued at $9,000. He owns a radio, and got married at age 25. Occupation teacher. He married a second time after 1930. He lived at 327a E. Capital Ave., Jefferson City, Missouri at the time of his death. He died in St. Marys hospital, Jefferson City. His wife gave the information for his death certificate, she did not know the names of his parents. This was his second wife. His occupation was given as Retired State Supt. of Schools of Missouri. He was the author of the Carrington Document, book that contains the history of the Carrington family.	William T. Carrington
1780	Alex. Carter Sr., Dead. Another Old and Prominent Citizen of Audrain Passes to His Reward. Another old and prominent citizen of Audrain county has passed away, Alex. Carter, Sr. He died at 4 o'clock Thursday morning, October 28. The funeral services will take place at the residence in this city at 1 o'clock Friday, October 24, and at 3 o'clock at Sunrise church, five miles north of Mexico. The services will be conducted by Rev. R.D. Chinn, of Vandalia. Mr. Carter was born in Woodford county, Kentucky, and came to Missouri in the early fifties. Mr. Carter was married three times, first marrying Miss Martha Thomas, of Callaway county, Mo. Mrs. Frances Ricketts was his second wife, and Mrs. Edmonston his third. His last wife died about six months ago. Nine children were born to his first wife. One son, Braxton, and daughter, Mollie, are dead. The sons living are William, Robert, Frank, Alexander Jr., and Sterling. The daughters living are Mrs. Mason, of Columbia, and Mrs. Powell of Audrain. Mr. Carter was one of the oldest and best citizens of Audrain county. He was a lineal descendent of Robert Carter, who was president of the council of Virginia in 1726 and owner of over 1,000 slaves and 30,000 acres of land. Mr. Carter came to Missouri in about 1852 and has assisted materially in the building up of this part of Missouri. He was a farmer and stock raiser up to a few years ago when he moved from his farm, north of Mexico, to this city. He was a prominet member of the Christian church and was highly esteemed by a large circle of friends. The Intelligencer extends congratulations to the bereaved relatives.	Alexander Carter, Sr.
1781	Carter, Alexander Wilson, Carrie 31 Jan 1878 Audrain 1880 United States Federal Census about Alex. N. Carter Name: Alex. N. Carter Home in 1880: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri Age: 28 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1852 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to head-of-household: Head Spouse's name: Carrie R. Father's birthplace: KY Mother's birthplace: KY Occupation: Farmer Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Alex. N. Carter 28 Carrie R. Carter 20 Amelia J. Carter 10M Pegram 25 Hired Help Bettie Bill 12 B. servant Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri; Roll: T9_672; Family History Film: 1254672; Page: 86.1000; Enumeration District: 4; Image: 0310. 1900 United States Federal Census Record about Alex Carter Name: Alex Carter Home in 1900: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri Age: 49 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1851 BirthPlace: Missouri Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouses's Name: Carrie Race: White Household Members: Name Age Alex Carter 49 Carrie Carter 38 Fannie Carter 19 Carl Carter 15 Mary Carter 9 Laura Carter 7 Olivia Carter 2 Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri; Roll: T623 837; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 9. 1910 United States Federal Census about Alex Carter Name: Alex Carter Age in 1910: 58 Estimated birth year: abt 1852 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Kentucky Mother's Birth Place: United States of America Spouse's name: Carrie Home in 1910: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Alex Carter 58 Carrie Carter 50 Mary Carter 19 Laurie Carter 16 Olivia Carter 11 Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri; Roll: T624_767; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 11; Image: 269. 1920 United States Federal Census about Alex Carter Name: Alex Carter Home in 1920: Mexico Ward 4, Audrain, Missouri Age: 69 years Estimated birth year: abt 1851 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Claudia W Father's Birth Place: Kentucky Mother's Birth Place: Kentucky Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Own Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Household Members: Name Age Alex Carter 69 Claudia W Carter 47 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Mexico Ward 4, Audrain, Missouri; Roll: T625_903; Page: 2A; Enumeration District: 18; Image: 954. Alex Carter Abt 73 24 Jul 1925 Fulton Telegraph (Callaway Co.) Audrain County, Missouri Obituaries, 1917-29 Recordinfo about Alex., Judge Carter Given Name: Alex., Judge Surname: Carter Age/Date of Birth: Oct. 1850 County/State of Death: Audrain Death Date: 25 Jul 1925 Issue Date: 30 Jul 1925 death certificate says he lived in Mexico for the past 30 years before his death, was a retired farmer and married to Claudia Carter. Certificate signed by Earl Carter of Mexico, Mo. Alex Carter Abt 73 24 Jul 1925 Fulton Telegraph (Callaway Co.)	Alexander Carter, Jr.
1782	On the 1844 Callaway Co., Missouri special census, Alexander Carter and family are listed. They are living next door to his brother John G. Carter family, and 4 houses away from Nathan Herring family. This would put them just west of Fulton. I cannot find him on 1850, however, his wife Martha and their three oldest children are living with the George Thomas family in Callaway Co., Missouri that year. They are living next door to John and Lucy Carver Herring... Alexander was not there. His obituary says he came to Missouri in 1852, this is not true, he came to Audrain county Missouri about that time, but he was in Callaway County about 10 years before that. 1860 United States Federal Census Record about Alax Carter Name: Alax Carter Age in 1860: 37 Birth Year: abt 1823 BirthPlace: Kentucky Home in 1860: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri Gender: Male Post Office: Mexico Household Members: Name Age Alax Carter 37 M A Carter 35 Wm Carter 15 Robert Carter 14 Ellen Carter 11 Alax Carter 10 Frank Carter 8 Laura Carter 5 Molly Carter 2 Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri; Roll: M653_606; Page: 0; Image: 209. 1860 census - land value of $14,000, personal property value $5,500 1870 census - land value of $40,000 personal property value $15,000. 1870 lists a Mary Ricketts, 16, listed among his children. She is the daughter of F. A. Ricketts born 1823 in Kentucky who was his second wife. She was living in the same township and county in 1860 with a 6 year old daughter Molly, no husband. (Mary is listed on 1880 as stepdaughter) Also on 1870, living in this household, are ex-slaves of Alexander Carter; Birdsey Carter age 40, Mary Carter age 15, George Carter age 8, and Henretta Carter age 6. On 1880, there is a 10 years old Frank Carter, nephew, living with this family. He is the son of Alexander's brother, Robert. 1880 United States Federal Census about Alexander Carter Name: Alexander Carter Home in 1880: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri Age: 58 Estimated birth year: abt 1822 Birthplace: Kentucky Relation to head-of-household: Head Spouse's name: Frances A. Father's birthplace: VA Mother's birthplace: VA Occupation: Farmer Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Alexander Carter 58 Frances A. Carter 51 Laura Carter 22 Mollie Carter 20 Braxton Carter 16 Mary F. Ricketts 22 step daughter Frank Carter 10 nephew Chas. T. Pratt 20 hired help Bidizie Steward 57 servant Henrietta Steward 18 hired help Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri; Roll: T9_672; Family History Film: 1254672; Page: 92.2000; Enumeration District: 4; Image: 0323. 1900 United States Federal Census Record about Alexander Carter Sr. Name: Alexander Carter Sr. Home in 1900: Mexico, Audrain, Missouri Age: 79 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1821 BirthPlace: Kentucky Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouses's Name: Nonie Race: White Household Members: Name Age Alexander Carter 79 Nonie Carter 61 Artie Maston 27 step daughter Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Mexico, Audrain, Missouri; Roll: T623 837; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 13. Alexander Carter, Sr.Sherriff of Audrain Co. 1861 - 1862 Alexander, Sr. Carter Abt 81 23 Oct 1902 27 Oct 1902 Fulton Telegraph (Callaway Co.) Alexander, Sr. Carter Abt 81 23 Oct 1902 Auxvasse Review (Callaway Co.) not everything in his obit from the Mexico paper is totally accurate. Alexander Carter Sr. buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Mexico, Mo. (we have not found his headstone. He might have been buried at Sunrise cemetery, but there is no headstone for him there either, and the large newer headstone there for his wife and mother would surely list him if he was there. I saw him on an old listing of Elmwood, he has family there also. There are many Carter headstones missing in Elmwood.)	Alexander Carter, Sr.
1783	1900; Census Place: Chillicothe Ward 4, Livingston, Missouri; Roll: T623 872; Page: 1B; Enumeration District: 95. Name: Alex F Carter Home in 1900: Chillicothe Ward 4, Livingston, Missouri Age: 29 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1871 Birthplace: Missouri Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's Name: Ida M Race: White Occupation: commercial traveler Household Members: Name Age Alex F Carter 29 Nov 1870, married 1 year, rent home Ida M Carter 23, Feb. 1877, no children, Mo., Scotland, Scotland Maud Creason 20 servant 1910; Census Place: Chillicotte Ward 2, Livingston, Missouri; Roll: T624_796; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 96; Image: 104. Name: Alexander F Carter Age in 1910: 39 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1871 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Missouri Mother's Birth Place: Missouri Spouse's Name: Ida Home in 1910: Chillicotte Ward 2, Livingston, Missouri Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Occupation: traveling salesman, wholesale house Household Members: Name Age Alexander F Carter 39 Ida Carter 33, 2 children born, 1 living William Russell Carter 8 Mildred Bead 30, sister-in-law, single They had another child, born and died between 1900 and 1910. Name: F Alex Carter Home in 1930: Chillicothe, Livingston, Missouri Age: 57 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1873 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's Name: Ida Race: White Occupation: Insurance agent Military service: no Rent/home value: own, $3,500, have a radio Household Members: Name Age F Alex Carter 57 Ida Carter 52 N Jean Carter 19 daughter	Alexander F. Carter
1784	Illness Fatal to Miss Dorothy Carter Funeral Services Thursday Afternoon At Methodist Church Miss dorothy Carter died early Tuesday morning at the Callaway Hospital after a lingering illness. She had been a patient at the hospital for six weeks. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Court Street Methodist Church of which she had long been an active member. Dr. J.D. Randolph, former pastor of the church, will conduct the services, assisted by the present pastor, the Rev. Mark S. Horn. Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery. The body will lie in state until the hour of the service at the Maupin Funeral Home. Miss Carter and her sister, Mrs. D.W. Herring made their home at 907 Court Street. she was a daughter of the late John R., and Margaret ann Carter and was born in Fulton and spent all of her life here. For a number of years she taught Latin and music in the Fulton public schools. Miss Carter served her church in nany ways. She was choir director for a time, she has been president this year of the Women's Society of Christian Service, the sponsor of the Dorothy Carter Missionary Circle, conference treasurer of the Missouri Conference of the Woman's Society of Christian Service for eighteen years and held other offices in the Hannibal District conference. She was a past president of the Woman's Club of fulton. Miss Carter was one of five children. Only Mrs. Herring is an immediate survivor. Other relatives surviving are a brother-in-law, E.L. Blackburn of Robinson, Ill., four nephews, David W. Herring of Robinson, Ill., Dorris Carter of Binghampton, N.Y., Joe Carter of Falls Church, Va., and Dr. John Ed Carter of Fort Wayne, Ind., two nieces, Mrs. Maurine Myers of Fulton and Mrs. Ruth Williams of Charleston, W. Va., and a great niece, Mrs. Arthur Howell, of St. Louis.	Dorothy Dollie Carter
1785	In 1899 she was the Latin and Music teacher at Fulton High School. Dollie died in the Callaway hospital. She was there for 6 weeks. At the time of her death, she lived in the house on Court Street with her sister (my grandmother), Josephine Carter Herring. Dollie never married. She taught in the Fulton schools for many years. She was ill for a year before she died. Josephine lived in the Court Street house for 5 or 6 more years, then she sold it and moved back to her house on 9th Street. The Court Street house was where Margaret Carter lived in her later years. Josephine Carter Herring (Mrs. D.W. Herring) signed the death certificate.	Dorothy Dollie Carter
1786	His name has been spelled Davis, Dorrin, and on 1920 it's Dorris. From his father's obituary in 1944; Dorris W. Carter of Philadelphia, Pa., From Dorothy Carter's obituary in 1950; survived by... Dorris Carter of Binghampton, N.Y.	Dorris W. Carter
1787	Signed his father's death certificate in 1925. 1920 United States Federal Census about Carl Carter Name: Earl Carter Home in 1920: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri Age: 35 years Estimated birth year: abt 1885 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Mary Father's Birth Place: Missouri Mother's Birth Place: Missouri Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Rent Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Household Members: Name Age Earl Carter 35 Mary Carter 34 Elizabeth Carter 13 Caroline Carter 11 Francis Carter 3 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri; Roll: T625_903; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 12; Image: 837.	Earl Carter
1788	Edna Mae Lucille (Carter) Kemp, age 81, of Tebbetts, Missouri, passed away at Capital Regional Medical Center on September 13, 2011. She was born on December 6, 1929, in Mexico, Missouri, the daughter of the late Lindell Hue Carter and Bertha Mae (Spencer) Carter. On December 6, 1948, she was united in marriage to George A. Kemp. They were married for 50 years before he preceded her in death on November 13, 1999. Edna will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by four daughters, Andera Kay Tesseniar and husband, Thomas, of Kelso, Washington, Jeanie McCain and husband, Rusty, of Seabrook, Texas, Kathy A. Brown and husband, Chad, of Tebbetts, Missouri, and Jeanette L. Ford and husband, Craig, of Tebbetts, Missouri, seven grandchildren, Krista K. Burre, Kody W. Roberts, Holly O'Neal, Nick Helzer, Drew O. and Tanner A. Brown, and Lindsey Freet, and seven great grandchildren, Abigail and Benjamin O'Neal, Kyle, Trent, and Trevor Ford, Katie Freet, and Kinnley G. Roberts. Edna was a member of Barkersville Christian Church and attended Tebbetts United Methodist. She was a member of the Barkersville Quilting Club and the Tebbetts Extension Club. Edna loved quilting, crocheting, and spoiling her grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 17, 2011, at Maupin Funeral Home in Fulton, Missouri, with Pastor Bruce Williamson officiating. Visitation will be 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Saturday at Maupin Funeral Home. Interment will be at Bull Cemetery in Holts Summit, Missouri. Memorial contributions may be made to Curesearch Children's Cancer Research.	Edna Mae Lucille Carter
1789	Daughter of Lindell Hue Carter and Bertha Mae Spencer	Edna Mae Lucille Carter
1790	He was a clerk in a general store at the time of his death. He was married.	Edward Braxton Carter
1791	(Medical):Car accident, highway 66, Lebonon Missouri, Car ran off road and turned over in ditch. Internal hemorrhage, fracture of sternum and ribs, cuts and abrasions of face, possible fracture mandible. Dead at scene of accident.	Elizabeth "Bess" Carter
1792	10:00 a.m.	Elizabeth "Bess" Carter
1793	From the pictures I have seen of her, she seemed to always be smiling. She ran a milinary shop in Fulton for many years. 1930; Census Place: Fulton, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: 1180; Page: 6B; Enumeration District: 10; Image: 96.0. Name: Anna B Blackburn Home in 1930: Fulton, Callaway, Missouri Age: 53 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1877 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Daughter Parent's Name: Margarit A Spouse's Name: Earnest L Race: White Occupation: Proprietor of milinary shop Household Members: Name Age Margarit A Caster 84 Dorothy A Caster 55 Anna B Blackburn 53 Earnest L Blackburn 58	Elizabeth "Bess" Carter
1794	Fulton Woman Killed In Auto Accident (front page, large type, all caps.) Mrs. E.L. Blackburn Crushed Under Wrecked Car Near Lebanon Sunday Four Others Hurt Miss Ina Smith May Be Hurt Internally - Judge Herring Severely Injured. Mrs. Bessie Carter Blackburn, proprietor of the Fashion Shop, a Fulton millinery establishment, and one of the best known and popular busines women in Callaway county, was killed in an automobile accident on Highway No. 66, one mile south of Lebanon, at about 9:30 o'clock, Sunday morning. With Mrs. Blackburn at the time were her husband, E.L. Blackburn; her brother-in-law, Judge D.W. Herring of Fulton; Miss Ina Smith of Mr. Vernon, director of dramatics at the Fulton State Hospital, and Charles Kyle, also of Mt. Vernon, employed in the occupational therapy department at the Fulton State Hospital and a music student at William Woods College in Fulton. The Blackburns and Judge Herring were on their way to Mt. Vernon to visit Miss Margaret HErring, daughter of Judge Herring, and Miss Smith and Kyle had gone along with the intention of spending the day with home folks. The accident occurred when two automobiles, coming in an opposite direction to the one in which the Blackburn party were riding, approached on the highway at a rapid rate and were crowding the black line on a curve at that point on Highway 66. Mr. Blackburn sought to give them all the room possible to avoid a collision and in doing so his auto got off the concrete onto the gravel shoulder and it turned over. It rolled down a steep embankment and was badly wrecked, the top being crushed in. Mrs. Blackburn was caught under the machine. Her chest was crushed and it is believed a bursting blood vessel there caused her death. A bruised place on her left temple indicated that she received a severe blow there. The other occupants of the car were hurtled through the top as it was crushed and were catapaulted free of the car. Judge Herring was thrown through a nearby fence. His injuries consist of a bad scalp wound, a sever injury to his left eye, a cut on the right arm and injury to his back. Miss Smith was cut on the right shoulder, suffered a fracture of the right collar bone, a deep gash on her right leg and has possible internal injuries. Judge Herring and Miss Smith were taken to a hospital at Lebanon. There were in no condition Sunday afternoon, to make the trip back to Fulton. Mr. Kyle talked over the long distance telephone, Monday morning, with officials of the hospital at Lebanon and was informed that it would be twenty-four hours before it could be determined whether or not Miss Smith has been injured internally. Judge Herring was reported to be resting comfortably. The Herndon-Taylor-Blattner ambulance was sent to the scene of the accident about 10:30 o'clock Sunday morning and brought back to Fulton the body of Mrs. Blackburn, which had been taken to a Lebanon undertaking establishment soon after the accident and prepared for burial. Fred Blattner accompanied Ed Herndon in another automobile and brought back Mr. Blackburn and Mr. Kyle. The Blackburn car, badly wrecked, was left at Lebanon. Mr. Blackburn and Mr. Kyle escaped with cuts and bruises. Mr. Blackburn and Mr. Kyle attempted to remove the car off of Mrs. Blackburn but were unable to do it. The accident soon attracted a large crowd of passing automobilists and willing hands soon assisted in getting the body of Mrs. Blackburn from under the car. Mrs. Blackburn was born in Fulton, a daughter of John and Margaret Carter. She was married April 23, 1901, to E.L. Blackburn and they had lived all their married life in Fulton. Surviving her are her aged mother, one brother, T.Ed Carter of New. Bloomfield, and two sisters, Mrs. D.W. Herring and Miss Dorothy Carter, both of Fulton. Mrs. Blackburn was a graduate of the Fulton high school and also was graduated in music from Synodical College. She was a member of the Methodist Church. She entered the millinery business in Fulton in 1915 and had been continuously in that undertaing up t the time of her death. Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon at the home on Court street, the Rev. J.N. Boyd officiating, and burial will be in Hillcrest cemetery. Mrs. Blackburn was a woman of much charm and a most friendly and cheerful disposition. During her long business career in Fulton, she acquired a large circle of friends not only among the people of Fulton, but those in the county as well. By all of these she was held in the highest esteem for amiable ways, always having a smile and cheery word for everyone. Ina social way Mrs. Blackburn also was a most capable and entertaining hostess, besides adding to her full ability in church work. Her sudden death, consequently, came as a severe shock to the entire community.	Elizabeth "Bess" Carter
1795	1880 United States Federal Census about Frank P. Carter Name: Frank P. Carter Home in 1880: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri Age: 27 Estimated birth year: abt 1853 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to head-of-household: Head Spouse's name: Ann M. Father's birthplace: KY Mother's birthplace: KY Occupation: Farmer Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Frank P. Carter 27 Ann M. Carter 32 John D. Lane 13 step son Mattie Lane 10 step daughter Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri; Roll: T9_672; Family History Film: 1254672; Page: 97.3000; Enumeration District: 4; Image: 0332. 1900 United States Federal Census about Frank P Carter Name: Frank P Carter Home in 1900: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri Age: 47 Estimated birth year: abt 1853 Birthplace: Missouri Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's name: Ann M Race: White Household Members: Name Age Frank P Carter 47 Ann M Carter 52 Edward B Carter 18 Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri; Roll: T623 837; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 10. I cannot find them on any 1910 census. 1920 United States Federal Census about Frank P Carter Name: Frank P Carter Home in 1920: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri Age: 67 years Estimated birth year: abt 1853 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Katherine D Father's Birth Place: Kentucky Mother's Birth Place: Missouri Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Rent Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 847 Household Members: Name Age Frank P Carter 67 Katherine D Carter 47 Dodridge White 78 father-in-law Lauiephine U White 68 mother-in-law Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Salt River, Audrain, Missouri; Roll: T625_903; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 13; Image: 847.	Frank Carter
1796	In 1880 he was 10 years old, living with his Uncle, Alexander.	Frank Carter
1797	named on wife's death certificate	Harry L. Carter
1798	A Singular Death Scene We learn that on February 24, 1874, a small child of Mr. R.G. Carter, of this county, was burned to death by its clothing taking fire. After death had taken place, the child wa laid out in a box cradle, on a __ quilt, with a pillow under its head. Some hours afterwards, the undertaker went to the cradle to take the measure of the child, preparatory to making a coffin. He was horror-stricken to find, on raising the quilt off the corpes, that the smoke from the cradle filled the room. The pillow was one-forth burned and three or four holes burned in the quilt under the child, a foot large. There was no fire near the cradle and there was no possible chance for fire to get there. It is therefore concluded that the fire was in the burned child. The above statement is made on the authority of persons who were present on the occasion.	Infant Carter
1799	stillborn	Infant Son 1846 Carter
1800	CARTER, Isaac T. son of J.T. & S.A. aged 24 y 8 m 22 da.	Isaac Carter