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Matches 5701 to 5750 of 10977

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5701	In 1860, living with brother Ashley and family In 1870, living with sister Lucy Stokes and family. In 1880, living with sister Lucy Stokes and family.	Margaret Holt
5702	From her brother Ray's obit: "survived by... five brothers, P.G. Holt of Morganfield, KY, Roy Lee Holt of Providence, KY, Bobby Holt and Billy Holt, both of Fulton, and Donald Holt of Almeda, CA; three sister, Ruby Marshall of Kansas City, MO, Martha Morris of Fulton, and Wanda Mirts Randall of Kansas City, MO"	Martha Holt
5703	Joseph F. Emmons - Miss Martha P. Holt Dec. 1874 xx This was his second marriage. Charles Emmons of New Bloomfield, Missouri, gave the information for her death certificate. 1900; Census Place: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T623_844 Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 21. Name: Martha Emons Home in 1900: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri Age: 48 Birth Date: Apr 1842 Birthplace: Missouri Race: White Ethnicity: American Gender: Female Relationship to head-of-house: Wife Father's Birthplace: Missouri Mother's Birthplace: Missouri Mother: number of living children: 6 Mother: How many children: 6 Spouse's Name: Joseph Marriage Year: 1875 Marital Status: Married Years Married: 25 Residence : Cedar Township, Callaway, Missouri Household Members: Name Age Joseph Emons 68 Martha Emons 48 Maud Emons 24 Oka Emons 21 Alberta Emons 18 Fannie Emons 16 Charles Emons 15	Martha Price Holt
5704	In 1943, living in St. Louis, per brother Harry's obit.	Mary Holt
5705	on the 1860 Callaway Co., Missouri census, she was born in 1852. on the 1870 Callaway Co., Missouri census, she is living with her sisters, Nannie Brooks and Lucy Holt. There is a Hattie Day also living with this family. She was born in 1851. on the 1880 Denton Co., Texas census, she was born in 1854. on the 1900 Denton Co., Texas census, she was born in 1851. 1900 says 6 children born 5 living. on the 1910 Denton Co., Texas census, she was born in 1851 on the 1920 Denton Co., Texas census, she was born in 1852	Mary Callie Holt
5706	7:00 a.m.	Mary Elizabeth Holt
5707	Death of Child Mary Holt, the six months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Holt, near Holt Summit, died last Thursday. Funeral services were held Friday at the Union Hill Baptist church, at Holt Summit, by the Rev. E.J. Sanderson, of Fulton. Burial was in the church cemetery. The many friends of the family sympathize with them in their bereavement.	Mary Elizabeth Holt
5708	Her father signed her death certificate.	Mary Elizabeth Holt
5709	Named as a surviving daughter in her father's obituary in 1912: Mrs. Mitchell P. Fox of New Bloomfield. Mentioned as a surviving daughter in her mother's obituary in 1925, Mrs. M.P. Fox, of Kansas City Clatterbuck family has her husband as Wesley Foster. He was her first husband. In 1907 she married Mitchell Fox. Wesley Foster - Miss Ella M. Holt 2 Dec 1896 G212 Mitchell P. Fox - Miss Ella Foster 28 Nov 1907 I-284 They lived at 2015 Linwood, Kansas City, Missouri, at the time of her death. She died at home. Her husband gave the information for her death certificate.	Mary Ella Holt
5710	12:24 a.m.	Mary Frances Holt
5711	Mrs. Mary Frances Creswell 11 Jan 1843 25 Feb 1926 Fulton Telegraph, Callaway Weekly Gazette	Mary Frances Holt
5712	Departed this life, on the 2d inst., Mrs. Jane Brandon, wife and consort of Robert Brandon. She was born in Virginia A. D. 1799, February 12th. Emigrated to Callaway County, Missouri in the year 1832. ? member of the Baptist church at Dry Fork.	Mary Jane Holt
5713	Her obit says 1799, but her headstone clearly says 1790.	Mary Jane Holt
5714	William G. Bedsworth Miss Maud Holt 10 Oct 1912 J124	Maude E. Holt
5715	In the 1910 census, clearly listed as a son. In brother Harry's obituary, listed as his sister. In 1920, listed as daughter. In 1943, single, living in St. Louis, per brother Harry's obit. In 1944, living at 2357 Tenessee St. St. Louis, Missouri, gave the information for father's death certificate. I have no marriage date, but based on above information, she didn't marry until after 1944. She is buried with her husband next to her parents in Hopewell.	Maxie C. Holt
5716	Mr. Merlin R. Holt, age 93 years, of Holts Summit, Mo., died Sunday, December 31, 2006, at the Missouri Veterans Home, Mexico, Mo. Mr. Holt was born August 26, 1913, in Holts Summit, Mo., the son of Edward and Viola Evans Holt, both deceased. He was married on October 7, 1939, in Jefferson City, Mo. to Eleanor A. Bailey, who survives. A life long resident of the central Missouri area, Mr. Holt was a 1932 graduate of Jefferson City High School. He served in the United States Army in the South Pacific during World War II and was awarded two bronze stars. He was employed as a conductor with the Missouri Pacific Railroad from 1945 until his retirement in 1976. Mr. Holt was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Roy Sone Post 1003. He was an avid outdoorsman, enjoying hunting and fishing. Other survivors include: two sons: Richard Holt and his wife Sharon of Tebbetts, Mo. and William S. Holt and his wife Janet of Holts Summit, Mo.; two granddaughters: Tanya Holt and Kara Holt; one step granddaughter: Kimberly Shuller; two step grandsons: Kent Gilleland and Klay Gilleland; six step great grandchildren: Kayle Bauer, Kenda Shuller, Tyler Gilleland, Kyle Gilleland, Kaydee Gilleland, Koby Gilleland; one great great grandchild; Kahler Bauer. Funeral services will be conducted at 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, January 3, 2007, in the Freeman Chapel with the Reverend Dr. Stephen Buchholz officiating. Graveside services and interment with military honors will be conducted at Hawthorn Memorial Gardens. Visitation will be at the Freeman Mortuary from 10:00 until 11:00 a.m. Wednesday. Those desiring may make memorial contributions to the Missouri Veterans Home, Mexico, Mo.	Merlin R. Holt
5717	Michael Kent Holt, 45, of Fulton, Missouri was killed in an auto accident on Highway 54 and Route F in Fulton, Missouri on Wednesday, March 9, 2005. He was born June 29, 1959 in Fulton, Missouri to the late Jack C. and Kathryn (Holsman) Holt. He will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by two daughters, Christina and Lindsey Holt; one brother James Holt and wife Angie of Holts Summit, Missouri; one sister, Lisa Holt of Kansas City, Missouri; paternal uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Holt of Jefferson City, Missouri who raised Michael and his brother and sister upon their parents deaths; one niece, Amber Holt; one nephew, Levi Holt; three paternal cousins and several maternal cousins, aunts and uncles, most from Callaway County; and many dear friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, paternal grandparents Kathryn & I.C. (Tots) Holt, maternal grandparents Henry and Mae Holsman, and one niece, Danielle Holt. Michael was a State of Missouri employee for 15 years. He worked for the Department of Corrections and Division of Youth Services, as a Recreation Officer and as a Caseworker. He was a graduate of New Bloomfield High School and attended Central Missouri State University of Warrensburg, Missouri. He received a B.S. degree in Criminal Justice from Lincoln University. He was a member of Dry Fork Baptist Church at Guthrie, Missouri, and enjoyed fishing and sports, especially football. Funeral services will be 3:00 p.m. Sunday, March 13, 2005 at Dry Fork Baptist Church in Guthrie, Missouri with Rev. Jerry Anderson and Pastor Bill Wormsley officiating. Interment will be at Dry Fork Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2:00 p.m. until service time on Sunday, March 13, 2005 at Dry Fork Baptist Church in Guthrie, Missouri. Memorial contributions may be made to Dry Fork Cemetery, c/o Maupin Funeral Home, 301 Douglas Blvd, Fulton, MO 65251.	Michael Kent Holt
5718	His father was killed in a car accident 38 years before. His wife was not mentioned in his obituary, I assume they were divorced. I do not have any information about her.	Michael Kent Holt
5719	James and Charles were twins Nancy and William were twins	Nancy E. Holt
5720	in 1870, they are newly married, her two sisters, Mary and Lucy are living with them. Their parents had died a couple of years before. Her son, Ashley, signed her death certificate. He knew the name of her father, but not her mother.	Nancy Elizabeth Holt
5721	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
5722	In 1943, living in St. Louis, per brother Harry's obit.	Opal L. Holt
5723	From his brother Ray's obit: "survived by... five brothers, P.G. Holt of Morganfield, KY, Roy Lee Holt of Providence, KY, Bobby Holt and Billy Holt, both of Fulton, and Donald Holt of Almeda, CA; three sister, Ruby Marshall of Kansas City, MO, Martha Morris of Fulton, and Wanda Mirts Randall of Kansas City, MO"	P. G. Holt
5724	twin of Harry Paul Gilbert Holt Miss Nellie Ethel Blythe 21 Jun 1919 * ce His brother, Maxey Holt, gave the information for his death certificate. Maxey Holt lived in St. Louis at that time.	Paul Gilbert Holt
5725	I have not found her on 1910 census, but in 1920 she was 17 and living with her grandparents, William Hiram Holt and Sarah Catherine Vaughn.	Pauline Holt
5726	J.W. Clatterbuck (Sept 5, 1925) J.W. Clatterbuck and Miss Pearl Holt, both of Guthrie, were married at the home of the bride September 5, the Rev. C.C. Riley officiating. The bride is a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holt, who lived north of Guthrie Mr. Clatterbuck is cashier of the Guthrie Bank. in 1930, worked as a notary public in a bank Pearl Holt Clatterbuck (Aug 29, 1942) Announcing the marriage of Mrs. Pearl Holt Clatterbuck of Guthrie to Edwin Nichols of Ashland, Saturday A.M. at First Baptist Church in Jefferson City. died probably after 1957	Pearl L Holt
5727	on 1900 census, 2 children born, 1 living, widow. Last name is Holt not Stewart. 1900 United States Federal Census about Pearl Holt Name: Pearl Holt Home in 1900: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri Age: 25 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1875 Birthplace: Missouri Relationship to head-of-house: Daughter Father's name: Tin Mother's name: Elizabeth Race: White Household Members: Name Age Tin Holt 64 Elizabeth Holt 60 Pearl Holt 25 Fannie Holt 28 Elura Holt 1 Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T623 844; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 21. Mentioned as a surviving daughter in her mother's obituary in 1925; Mrs. Pearl Shafer, of San Francisco, Cal.	Pearl Lily Holt
5728	1880 United States Federal Census about Pary S. Holt Name: Pary S. Holt Home in 1880: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri Age: 38 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1842 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to head-of-household: Self Spouse's name: Elisabeth C. Father's birthplace: VA Mother's birthplace: VA Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: General Merchant Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Pary S. Holt 38 Elisabeth C. Holt 32 Churchhill M. Holt 5 James Holt 72 uncle farmer Virginia Alexander Hart 11 B farm worker Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T9_677; Family History Film: 1254677; Page: 515.1000; Enumeration District: 27; Image: 0452. 1900 United States Federal Census about Perry Holt Name: Perry Holt Home in 1900: Summit, Callaway, Missouri Age: 57 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1843 Birthplace: Missouri Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's name: Elizabet Race: White Household Members: Name Age Perry Holt 57 Elizabet Holt 58 Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Summit, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T623 844; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 35. 1910 United States Federal Census about Perry Holt Name: Perry Holt Age in 1910: 67 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1843 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Tennessee Mother's Birth Place: Virginia Spouse's name: E C Home in 1910: Summit, Callaway, Missouri Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Perry Holt 67 E C Holt 55 Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Summit, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T624_774; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 42; Image: 526. 1920 United States Federal Census about Perry S Holt Name: Perry S Holt Home in 1920: Summit, Callaway, Missouri Age: 77 years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1843 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Elizebeth Father's Birth Place: Tennessee Mother's Birth Place: Virginia Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Own Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 1019 Household Members: Name Age Perry S Holt 77 Elizebeth Holt 72 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Summit, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T625_909; Page: 8B; Enumeration District: 50; Image: 1019. Son of John Friskin Holt and Sarah Paine Brandon. He married Elizabeth C. Emmons, daughter of Gilson Holmes Emmons and Elizabeth Fleming Hatton. Holt, Perry S - Emmons, Elizabeth - Mar 14 1867 There is no record of his death in Missouri.	Perry Simeon Holt
5729	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
5730	There were two Plunkett Holts listed on the Tithables of Amelia Co. VA in 1748, one on the list of John Elles Jr., and one on his own with Ambrose Holt. Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, Vol 43, number 1, February 2005 pp. 23, 26.	Plunkett Harraway Holt
5731	in 1900, living with wife's parents. He married his 2nd cousin. 1910 United States Federal Census about Ray A Holt Name: Ray A Holt Age in 1910: 31 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1879 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Missouri Mother's Birth Place: Missouri Spouse's name: Annie B Home in 1910: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Ray A Holt 31 Annie B Holt 29 Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T624_774; Page: 11A; Enumeration District: 24; Image: 120. 1920 United States Federal Census about Roy A Holt Name: Roy A Holt Home in 1920: Cedar City, Callaway, Missouri Age: 40 years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1880 [abt 1879] Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Connie B (Annie) 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: 622 Household Members: Name Age Roy A Holt 40 Annie B Holt 38 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Cedar City, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T625_909; Page: 11A; Enumeration District: 27; Image: 622. 1930 United States Federal Census about Ray A Holt Name: Ray A Holt Home in 1930: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri Age: 51 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1879 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Mother's name: Catherine Spouse's name: Anna Race: White Household Members: Name Age Ray A Holt 51 Anna Holt 49 Catherine Holt 80 mother Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: 1180; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 6; Image: 25.0. Ray Holt owned the Holt Funeral Home in New Bloomfield, Missouri. He opened the business in 1901.	Ray A. Holt
5732	Raymond "Ray" Elmo Holt Raymond "Ray" Elmo Holt, 78, of Columbia, formery of Fulton, died Sunday, September 5, 2004 in Las Vegas, Nevada. He was born May 18, 1926, in Callaway county, the son of the late Paul G. and Ethel (Blythe) Holt. On Nov. 26, 1977, he married Carol E. Halley in Fulton, Mo. She survives of the home. He is survived by four daughters, Mary Alice Davis of Garland, TX, Caroline Marie Kemell and husband Joe of Greenville, SC, Teressa Elizabeth Olsen and husband Mickey of Lake St. Louis, MO, Michelle Annette Kelsay and husband Ken of St. Charles, MO; one son, Thomas Scott Hill and wife Valery of Branbleton, Virginia; six grandchildren, Jeff Davis, Haley Kemell, Joel Kelsay, Noah Kelsay, Zachary Kelsay, and Levi Raymond Kelsay; four great-grandchildren, Benjamin Davis, Kristen Davis, Kalley Davis, and Truman Davis; five brothers, P.G. Holt of Morganfield, KY, Roy Lee Holt of Providence, KY, Bobby Holt and Billy Holt, both of Fulton, and Donald Holt of Almeda, CA; three sister, Ruby Marshall of Kansas City, MO, Martha Morris of Fulton, and Wanda Mirts Randall of Kansas City, MO; and nieces and nephews. He worked in sales for 30 years at Cooke Sales & Service and at Debo Funeral Home in Advance Planning for 13 years. Ray was a charter member of Fulton Breakfast Optimist Club, life member of the V.F.W., member of the Masonic Lodge #48, and past member of other various organizations. He looked forward to his sessions with the "9 a.m. coffe group". He was a member of Memorial Baptist Church in Columbia. Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 11, at the Debo Funeral Home in Fulton with Dr. Robert Webb and Dr. James L. Goodson officiating. Burial with military honors will follow in Memorial Park Cemetery in Columbia, MO. Family will receive friends on Friday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the funeral home in Fulton. Memorials are suggested to the Fulton YMCA and Memorial Baptist church of Columbia.	Raymond Elmo Holt
5733	1662. Richard purchases land in partnership with Edward Hudson in Rapp. Co. VA (see Edward Hudson) 1664 Rapp. Co. VA. "To all Xpian People to whom this shall come I Richard Holt of Piscatacon in the County of Rappa. Cooper send Greeting. Now know ye that I sd Richard Holt for divers good causes & valluable considerations hath given sold & confirmed to Edward Hudson of the abovesd Creek & County Planter his heirs & assignes One hundred acres of land beginning at a marked Hickory abutting upon a Swamp or Branch comonly called or Runn by the name of King's Swamp & running for the lenth thereof along the main branch of the sd Piscatacon Creek to the Eastermost part of a Marsh being between James Vaughan & the now Plantacion of the said Edward Hudson & for the breadth thereof straite out into the woods which sd land is part of 400 acres of land formerly granted by Pattent to William Denby for the transportation of Servants & sold by the sd Denby unto the sd Holt & Hudson reference being had unto the sd Pattent doth appear together with all houses edices buildings lofts barnes mills mill seats woods underwoods rivers waters fighings fowling waies moors quarryes royalties Franchiches, proffits to the sd land Premises belonging to have and hold unto the sd Edward Hudson his heirs & assignes for ever paying yearly such impositions taxes & country chares as shall be imposed & layed for the use of our Sovereign Lord the King & the sd Richd. Holt doth hereby promise to keep harmless the sd Hudson from all manner of persons whatsoever In Witness the sd Richard Holt hath put his hand & seal this blank day of blank 1664 in presence of us Francis Phillips & (missing X Genkins. /s/ Richard (R) Hoult 1666, Richard Holt, 400 ACS on N side of Puscaticon Cr upon S side of Rappa. Riv. 24 May 1666 p. 544(667). Extending along land of Oliver Segar for breadth 400 po. by or nigh the side of the maine Br. of said Cr. W by N. &c. Granted to Wm. Denby 1 Aug 1661 & sould to Edw. Hudson & Rich. Holt & by sd Hudson his part thereof sould to sd. Holt. (Cav & Pio Vol I p568) 1666 25 Oct. Richard Hoult. Patent 600 acres Rapp. Co., SS Rapp. River on Piscataway Creek, at Kings Swamp, adj James Boughan et al. Indicates Holt paid transport of 4 persons. (Nugent II-74) Repatented as "the devident he formerly lived on," Nov 4, 1685. (Nugent II-293) 1668 28 Dec. Richard Holt of Piscataway & wife Elizabeth to William Lark, 100 acres in Kings Swamp, "by now dwelling plantation of sd Holt." Wit: John Heyward, William Hickes or Stockes. S /S/ Richard RH Holt, Elizabeth X Holt (DB 1668-70 p 43) 1671, 26 June. Francis Webb to Richard Holt, Cooper, 100 acres where I now live, with houses etc. Wit: Thomas Gains, John Sooper. (DB 1670-72 p 239) 1671, 10 Dec. Edward Hudson & wife Dorothy to Francis Webb, 100 acres Piscataway Creek area, for work performed. Francis Webb transfers the land to Richard Holt July 5, 1671. Wit: Thomas Gaines, William Johnson. (DB 1668-72 p250) 1672/73, 3 Jan. Deed Acknowledgement. Richard Holt & his wife Elizabeth to William Lark. (D&W 1677-82 p205) 1675, 5 Oct. Richard Holt has land adj patent of John Gregory & Hugh Mead, Rapp. Co. (Nugent. II-166) 1675, 5 Oct. Richard Holt has land adj patent of John Gregory & Hugh Mead. Rapp. Co. VA. (Nugent II-166) 1693, 22 Apr. In the Name of God Amen. Aprill ye 22th 1693, I Richard Holte of Essex Co., Planter, being of perfect memory and remambrance praised be God for it, I Ordeyne this my last Will and Testamt. viz. First I bequeath my Soule into the hands of Almighty God my make houping through the mereytoruous death & passion of Jesus Christ my only Saviour & redeemer to receve free pardon for all my sins and as for my body to be beuryed in decent beuryell at the discresion of my Executrix. Item. I give unto my Soon, Richard Holt, twelve pence Item I give unto my Daufter, Elizabeth Brasher, twelve pence Item. I give unto my Soon, Robert Holt twelve pence Item. I give unto my Soon, David Holt twelve pence Item. give unto my Soon Wm. Holt the maire that is runing at Mr. Bowlers Plantation. Item. I give unto my Soon, Plunkett Holt, the Coalte that is now runing with the aforesaid Maire. Item. I give unto my Wife, Margaret Holte, the Plantation that I now live on for hur life & after hur desease the Plantation & land equally to be divided betweene my Soon, Wm. Holte & my Soon, Plunkett Holt, & the rest of my goods & chattles to be equally divided between my Wife, Margarett Holt and my Soon, Wm. Holt and my Soon Plunkett Holte every one of them they alike one as much as the other. I do by this presents make my Loveing Wife, Margarett Holte my Sole Executrix as witness my hand and seale the day and year above written. /S/ Richard (RH)Holte Test William (mark) Jones & Robt. Halsey. Essex Cor:ss Robt. Halsey aged 45 yrs or thereabouts upon his Corporall Oath deposeth that by direction of the within mentioned Richd. Holt being then in perfect sence & memory, he did write the within mentioned Will and did see him the sd Richard Holt signe seale & publish the same as his last Will & Testament. Essex Com: Sworne to in Court Feb. 10th 1693/94 /S/ Willm. X Jones F.M. Cl Cur At a Court held for Essex Co. Febry: ye 10th: Ano Dom 1693. The within Will was proved by the oathes of the witnesses thereto, a probate thereon granted to ye Exx. therein named & the same ordered to be recorded. Vere Recordtr: Test Fra. Meriwether, Cl Cur 1693/4, 9 Mar. Upon the mocon of Mr. John Everitt, Att. of John Poole, who intermarryed with Margaret, Exc. of Richard Holt, dec'd. It is ordered that Mr. Robert Halsey, Mr. William Johnson, Francis Brown & William Leake or any three of them do on the 22nd of this Instant Mar. mete at the House of the sd deced & then & there (being first sworn) inventory and appraise all such Estate of the said deceds as shall be presented to their view by the said Exc. & its likewise ordered that she present the Inv. & appraismt. which shall be taken & made by the said appraisers to the next Court to be held for this County upon Oath and Mr. Thomas Edmondson is hereby requested to be at the time & place aforsed to swear the said appraisers (OB 1693-4 p165) 1693-4 22 Mar. An Inventory of the goods chattles & Credits of Richard Holt deced taken & appraised this 22d day of March 1693/4 by vertue of an Order of Court taken by us whose names are hereunto subscribred. To 2 Mare, 1 horse, 6 cowes, 4 yearlings, 1 bull 2 year old, 1 feather bed & furniture, 1 old flock bed & bolster, 1 rugg, 1 blanket, 1 old cattails bed bolster rugg blanket, 1 old pewter dish, 6 plates, 4 sawcers, 1 flaggen, 1 tankard, 1 bason, 3 iron potts, 4 pr. of pott ookes & 2 pr. pot racks, 1 old brass & copper kettle, 2 old coates & 2 prs of breeches, 1 pr linen draws, 4 ell of canverse, 4 yds of serge, 1 wt. lkinnen sheet, a parcell of old coopers & carpenters tooles, 2 old chests, 3 old chairs, 1 old forme & 1 old table, 2 frying pans, 1 gridiron, 1 spit, 1 pestle, 1 cross cut saw, 1 pr of old tongs, 1 pr. of flesh forks, 1 smooting iron, a pcell of table linnen, 2 painted boxes, 1 old Bible, 1 Book entituled Ye Practice Piety, a prcell of old tin ware & a pcell of bottles, 1 old spinning wheele, 2 old runletts, 4 old earthen pans, 1 old cister, 1 old looking glass, pcell of old iron, Inkhorne, 1 old brush. To a Bill of John Waters for 0444. To a Bill for Ralph Whitings. Total 10067 To 2 hdds. of old Tobo; to 3 wedges, 2 old baggs, 2 old blankets. 0100 Sworne to before me the day & year abovesd. Tho. Edmondson; Robert Hasley; William Johnson; William (W) Lake. At a Court held for Essex Co. ye 10th day of July Ano: Dom 1694. Margaret, ye Exx of Richard Holt deceased presented ye above inventory upon Oath wch was ordered to be recorded. Vere Recordr: Test Fra. Meriwether, Cl Cur.	Richard Holt
5734	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living
5735	1807, Apr. Crt. Timothy Holt with James Warren, James Henry Chambers, Sec's. Bond for $10,000 for letters of ADM on Robert Holt, dec'd. (OB 25-205) 1807, Apr. Court. Order for Inventory of estate of Robert Holt, by William Price, William Stanfield, Nathaniel Guthrey, John Link or any 3 of them. To appraise in current money the slaves, if any, of Robert Holt dec'd at the time of his death. (OB25-206) 1807, Apr. Crt. Timothy Holt with James Warren, James Henry Chambers, Sec's. Bond for $10,000 for letters of ADM on Robert Holt dec'd. (OB 25-205) 1810, 26 Mar. Timothy Holt, ADM of Robert Holt v Warren Brooks, ADM of John Brooks dec'd. By consent of the parties, differences between them to be arbitrated by Wjm. Stanfield, Edward Shelton, John Atkinson, Jr., John Adams, George Collins or any 3 of them, whose word will be made the judgement of this Court. (OB 28-59) Countersuit, Brooks v Holt, given same conditions. (OB 28-60) 1810, Aug. Crt. Re suits of Mar 26, Arbitrators give their judgement on Apr. 13, 1810. There are 3 lawsuits. 1. Brooks shall pay L79-10 shillings to Timothy Holt. 2. Brooks shall pay Holt L51-8 shillings. 3. Holt shall pay Brooks L130-15 shillings. (OB 28-284) 1810, Nov. Crt. Timothy Holt, ADM of Robert Holt v James Holt & Wm. Stanfield. Debt. James Warren, Security for Stanfield, says he has paid debt. Holt says that he has not. (OB 28-380) 1811, March Crt. Timothy Holt, ADM of Robert Holt v James Holt & Wm. Stanfield. Debt. Judgement for Holt,m $2027 and costs. Judgement will be discharged by payment of $1013 1/2 with interest from Jan. 3, 1808, deducting $800 paid on March 29, 1811. # Note: A suit filed in September 1812 in Halifax County, VA names his heirs as Robert Holt, Nancy Watkins, William Holt, James Holt, Phoebe Warren, Rebecca Foard, Elizabeth Brooks, Sarah Dillard, and Timotny Holt. The suit was filed by the heirs of John Brooks, deceased husband of Elizabeth. 1 # Note: deeded 222 acres on Hico Creek to son Robert Holt Jr. 2 # Note: Birth dates of the children are estimated based on the order in which they were named in the suit among the heirs after the father's death. # Note: He was in Halifax County by March 1755 when his name appeared in Pleas Book no. 1, p. 493, 16 January 1755. 3 # Note: 1743, 20 July. This Indenture made the twentieth day of July in the year of our Lord Christ 1743 between Robert Holt of the Co. of Spotsylvania, Planter & Elizabeth his Wife of the one part and Richard Holt of Drysdale Parish & Co. of King & Queen, Black Smith, of the other part. Witnesseth that for the summ of Twenty two pounds current money the said Robert Holt hath granted all that his tract of Land containing One hundred acres more or less being part of a tract of 550 acres granted to William Johnson by Patent dated the 26th day of April in the year of our Lord 1704, and by the said William Johnson conveyed to James Boughan Senr. by deed bearing date the 9th day of June in the year 1704; and by the said James Boughan conveyed and made over to William Holt, Father to the said Robert Holt, party to these presents, by Deed dated the 10th day of December in the year 1709, which said Land is now come and descended to the said Robert Hold (sic) as heir at Law to his said Father William Holt deceased, scituate and being in the Parish of SouthFarnham in the Co. of Essex and bounded, Begining at a Gum standing in a Branch of Jellson's Crfeek called by the name of Master's Swamp and runeth from thence WSW to a red Oak standing nigh the Road that leads to John Lovings at the head of a Valley and running thence ENE to the begining; together with all houses orchards gardens woods and appurtenances belonging. To have and to hold the said One hundred acres of Land and all the appurtenances unto the said Richard Holt his heirs & assigns forever from henceforth paying the Quitrents which shall hereafter become due unto our Soverign Lord the King his heirs & Successors and the said Robert Holt for himself and his heirs doth grnt the said Land against him his heirs and any other persons and will warrant and forever defend by these presents and that the said Richard Holt hereafter lawfully to possess and enjoy the said Land without any trouble of the said Robert Holt his heirs. In Witness whereof the said Robert Holt and his Wife hath set their hands and seals. Signed, sealed & delivered in presence of us (no witnesses given), /S/ Robert (X) Holt Eliza (X) Holt 1746, 1 Apr. Case of John Warren v Margaret Sharp. (slander) Elizabeth Holt paid as witness for Warren, 2 days attendance at court, 100 miles coming & going twice. (OB 1738-49 p367 Spotsylvania Co) 1749, 9 May. Albemarle Co. VA. Robert Holt. Patent 415 AC Goochland Co., Buffalo Creek & crossing Little Buffalo Creek adj Hemry Cary Gent, James Terry, Grizel Coleman. (Patents 27-149) [ This land is in Nelson Co. today. It was in Albemarle in 1749m but they had been in Goochland bef 1744). 1752, 19 May. Robert Holt & Elizabeth his wife of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle Co. to Rene Chastain, 100 AC part of a patent of May 9, 1749, adj Coleman, Joseph Adcock. Wit: Thomas Tabb, John Harrelson, Drury Mims, Benjamin Harrison. /S/ Robert X Holt & Elizabeth X Holt. (W&D 1-460) 1752, 19 May. Robert Holt & Elizabeth his wife of St. Anns Parish, Albemarle Co. to Alexander Spiers, Glascow merchant, 215 AC Buffalo Creek part of a patent of May 9, 1749, adj Rene Chastain, Joseph Adcock's land now in possession of sd Spiers, but which formerly belonged to Henry Cary. Wit: Thomas Tabb, John Harrelson, Drury Mims, Rene Chasgtain. (W&D 1-461) 1754, 19 Feb. Halifax Co. Deeeds for land from Wm. Byrd Esqr to Robert Holt et al proved by David Caldwell. (OB 1-335) [ No deed for this sale was recorded until 1763 but it is clear that Robert Holt & others some of whom listed below have taken up the land before the end of the year 1754] 1755, 16 Jan Halifax Co. Case of Wm. Caldwell vs Robert Holt, Francis Lawson, Abraham Rogers, David Brandon, Thomas Caldwell, William Astin, Samuel Harris, James Irwin, Peter Torian & Joseph Johnson, on attachment for attendane, is dismissed. (OB 1-493) [ These court items have to do with massive sales of land in Halifax by the agents of Wm. Byrd. The Lawsons, Irvins & Brandons bought 100s of acres from Wm. Byrd's agents c1750 and there seems to have been controversy about the payments] 1759, 17 May. Sale of estate of Robert King, dec'd, Mary King ADM. Names mentioned include Robert Holt, James Terry, Nathaniel Terry. (WB "O"O 76) 1759, Aug. Wm. Caldwell v Robert Holt, Peter Torian, Wm. Astin & Joseph Johnson. Jury trial finds defendangs have not paid their several accounts to Caldwell and they are ordered to pay and fined. (OB 2-479) 1759, 21 Dec. Lands processioned by John Kirby, John Evans & Edw. Finny since Jan....Robert Holt's in Dan River present the sd Holt....(Antrim Psh VB p75) Neighbors are Lawsons, John Saunders, Link, Irwin, Gains, etc. 1763, 21 Apr Wm. Byrd of Charles City Co. to Robert Holt of Halifax Co for 10 lbs 840 ACS on branches of Hico Cr. beg at a hickory in the Country line and thence W----torn--all trees, woods----David Caldwell by POSA for Wm. Byrd. /s/ W. Byrd RCD 21 Apr 1763. (DB #4 pg 215) 1784. Deed of Robert Holt Sr. to Robert Holt Jr. No dower release. (DB 13-7/8) /S/ Robert X Holt. Halifax Co. VA. Brooks vs. Holt: Pleas Book 29, pages 555-556.September Court 1812 Warren Brooks admr of John Brooks decd Plaintiff against Elizabeth Brooks, Timothy Holt, Phebe Warren, Rebecca Foard, Robert Holt, William Watkins and Nancy his wife James Holt Stephen Smith admr of William Holt decd and Richard Dillard and Sarah his wife. Defendants. It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the plaintiff hath proceeded against the defendants Robrt Holt William Watkins and Nancy his wife, Stephen Smith administrator of William Holt decd, James Holt, Phoebe Warren and Rebecca Foard who are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, in manner prescribed by law and the defendants Elizabeth Brooks and Richard Dillard and Sarah his wife having been duly served with the decree nisi in this cause and not having answered the bill of the Plaintiff: The Court on motion of the Plaintiff by Counsel takes the same for confessed as to the Defendants Robert Holt, William Watkins and Nancy his wife, Stephen Smith admr of William Holt decd, James Holt, Phoebe Warren, Rebecca Ford, Elizabeth Brooks and Richard Dillard and Sarah his wife - Whereupon on hearing the bill and answer of the defendant Timothy Holt, It is decreed and ordered that the same Commissioners heretofore appointed by an exparty rule of this court to settle the account current of the defendant Timothy Holt as admr of Robert Holt dec'd to state and settle the account and ascertain the balance due from said Timothy Holt to the estate of said Robert Holt and divide the same among the Plaintiff and Defendants according to their respective rights. Charging them severally with the following sums received by way of advancement on the said Robert Holt's lifetime, to wit, The Plaintiff ten pounds Phoebe Warren ten pounds, William Holt by Stephen Smith his admr two hundred and fifty pounds, Rebecca Foard, ten pounds, Robert Holt two hundred and fifty pounds, Nancy Watkins thirty pounds, Sarah Dillard twenty pounds, James Holt two hundred and fifty and Timothy Holt seven pounds ten shillings Specia and five hundred pounds paper money according to its value at the time when received by the scale of depreciation and that they make report thereof to the Court in order to a final decree. Sources: 1. Title: Halifax Co. VA Pleas Book 29, p. 555-556 Abbrev: Holt suit 2. Title: Halifax County VA Deeds Abbrev: Halifax Deeds Page: BK 13, p. 7 3. Title: Halifax County Virginia Pleas No. 1, May Term 1752-March Term 1755, Series: Magazine of Virginia Genealogy, Volume: 26 Abbrev: Halifax Pleas no. 1 Author: Chiarito, Marian Dodson Page: p. 23	Robert Holt
5736	Robert Holt's will was dated Aug 16, 1812 and acknowledge by him on June 12, 1819. It was presented for probate on the first Monday in July 1821. Will of Robert Holt, Knox County Tennessee Will Book , pp 277-279 (transcript) In the name of God amen. I Robert Holt of the county of Knox and State of Tennessee, being of sound Disposing mind & memory, do make this my Last Will & Testament to wit First it is my Will that my Executors as soon after my decease as practicable pay all my Just Debts-- Secondly I give and bequeath to the children of my Daughter Jane to wit Robert Givens Nancy Givens William Givens & Samuel Givens two Negroes named Mary, Dolly child of Mary and all their increase, until the youngest of said children arrives at age, at which time the said Negroes and their increase if any to be delivered to them by my Executors to be equally divided amongst them and in case either of said children should die previous to the youngest one having attained that age, then his or their share or shares to be equally divided amongst the survivors of them -- The Negroes aforesaid to be hired out by my Executors until the youngest child is of age, as aforesaid -- Then the proceeds of such hire to be equally divided amongst them or the survivors of them at the time of the delivery of the negroes - and if all said children should die before the period aforesaid - then said Negroes their issue and hire to revert to my other property, to be disposed of as herein after pointed out- Thirdly I give and Bequeath to my son Irby Holt two Negroes named Aron and Nicy-- Fourthly I give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Meigs four negroes named Rebecka & her children Nancy & William & Esther -- Fifthly I give and bequeath to my Daughter Milly Cox two Negroes named Hannah & Peter, and to my Daughter Sarah Holt I will & Bequeath two Negroes named Edy and James -- Sixthly I give and Bequeath to my daughter Fanny Holt two Negroes Celia & Miriah. Seventhly all the Rest or Residue of my Estate Real and personal I give and bequeath to my loving wife Milly Holt during her Natural life to be by her enjoyed recommending to her notice my two Youngest Daughters Fanny & Sarah, with a request, that if ever they Marry that she may give them out of the property in her possession, so much thereof consisting of a horse, Bed & furniture &c as I have heretofore given to their sisters at the time of their Marriage -- And after the decease of my Wife it is my Will that my Executors then living Sell and dispose of to the best advantage either at public or private sale, all my Lands and all the personal property of every description that my be on the premises, or any at her place that would of right belong to my estate at that time -- And the proceeds of said sale to be divided into Six equal Shares five of which shall be given to my five children, to wit Irby Betsy Melia Sarah & Fanny -- and the remaining sixth share to be equally divided amongst the children of my daughter Jane aforesaid, or the survivors of them and if none of them should be alive, then the sixth share aforesaid together with all herein before Bequested to them, to be equally divided amongst my other children -- Lastly I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint my Wife Milly Holt Executrix & my son Irby & Lewis Cox Executors of this my Last Will and Testament, hereby ratifying and confirming this and no other to be my Last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my name and affixed my seal this 16th day of August eight hundred & twelve. Signed sealed published pronouncedRobert Holt & Declared by the Testator to be his Last Will & Testament in our presence John N. Gamble Zachariah Booth The foregoing Will was this day acknowledged by Robert Holt as his last will and testament the 12th day of June 1819 -- in our presence James Park Zac Boothe p. 280 The State of Tennessee To all persons Greetings -- Whereas at our court of pleas and quarter sessions held for Knox County at the court house in Knoxville on the first Monday of July 1821 - It appeared to the court that Robert Holt late of said county had died having first made his last Will and Testament in which Lewis Cox Irby Holt & Milly Holt are appointed executors and the said Will having been proved and admitted to record and the Said Lewis Cox qualified as Executor thereof (Liberty having been reserved for the other Executors or Either of them to qualify when they may see fit) - It was ordered, that Letters Testamentary issue &c-- we therefore empower you the said Lewis Cox to take into your possession all and singular the goods and chattels, rights & credits of the said Testator wheresoever the same may be found: an all just Debts of the Said Testator, and all the Legacies Specified in the said Will, well and truly to pay as far as the said goods & Chattels rights & Credits may extend, and in all things to administer the said goods & Chattels rights & credits according to the tenor of the said Will, and the Law of the Land -- Witness Charles McClung clerk of our said court at office the first Monday of July 1821. Chas McClung By his Dep Will Swan # Burial: Ebenezer Cemetery, Knoxville, Knox Co., TN # Note: Robert Holt and his wife Mildred Stanfield Holt are buried in the Ebenezer Cemetery in Knox County Tennessee. The cemetery is located on Westland Drive in the western part of Knox County, near the intersection of Westland Drive and Ebenezer Road. The Cemetery is now on the grounds of the Ebenezer Methodist Church but still belongs to the Cedar Springs Presbyterian Church. At the time of the death of Robert Holt and of his wife Mildred Holt, this was the site of the Upper Grassy Valley Presbyterian Church. Robert HoltMildred Holt born May 8, 1755born Nov. 18, 1759(?) died June 2, 1821died Sept. 10, 1828 # Note: Thomas Stanfield died in 1783 in Halifax Co. VA. His wife Elizabeth Banks was the daughter of Thomas Banks who died in Bedford Co. VA in 1755. # Note: The voter list of Halifax county in 1816 included Robert Holt. 2 # Note: Robert Holt does not appear on any of the muster lists for VA during the Revolutionary War. His service seems to have been confined to providing 2 bushels of corn for which he claimed compensation in May 1782. 3 # Note: Death Notice of Robert Holt: Died on Saturday evening last, Mr. Robert Holt, long a citizen of this county. He had been sick for some time but had considerably recovered and but little doubt remained of his being restored to health. After having set up part of the day, he was advised to go to bed in order to sleep as was usual with him during his sickness did so, but it was the sleep of death. The deceased leaves behind him a wife and a number of children. Knoxville Register, June 5, 1821 Father: Robert HOLT b: ABT 1716 in Essex Co., VA Mother: Elizabeth WARREN b: ABT 1729 in Spotsylvania Co., VA Marriage 1 Mildred STANFIELD b: 18 NOV 1759 in VA * Married: BEF 1783 Children 1. Has Children Irby HOLT b: 20 JUL 1783 2. Has Children Elizabeth J. HOLT b: ABT 1784 in Halifax County, VA 3. Has Children Jane HOLT b: ABT 1785 4. Has Children Emily HOLT b: 20 APR 1787 in Halifax County, VA 5. Has Children Frances S. HOLT b: 01 JUN 1789 6. Has Children Sarah HOLT b: 07 JUL 1790 in Halifax County, VA Sources: 1. Title: Knox County, Tennessee, Wills Abbrev: Knox Co. TN, Wills Page: pp 277-280 2. Title: Halifax County VA Deeds Abbrev: Halifax Deeds Page: BK 26, pp 354-55 3. Title: Virginia Revolutionary Public Claims Abbrev: Virginia Rev. Public Claims Author: Abercrombie, Janice L.; Slatten, Richard Publication: Iberian Publishing Co., Athens, GA, 1992 Page: p. 434	Robert Holt
5737	Holt, Robert - Holt, Eliza - Jul 30 1846 1850 United States Federal Census Record about Robert Holt Name: Robert Holt Age: 26 Estimated birth year: abt 1824 Birth place: Missouri Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): District 12, Callaway, Missouri Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: District 12, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: M432_393; Page: 255; Image: 506. Eliza J. 20 F. Mo. Timothy 4 M. Mo. 1860 United States Federal Census Record about Robert Holt Name: Robert Holt Age in 1860: 35 Birth Year: abt 1825 BirthPlace: Virginia Home in 1860: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri Gender: Male Post Office: New Bloomfield Household Members: Name Age Robert Holt 35 Amada Holt 20 Timothy Holt 13 Robert Holt 8 Elizabeth J Holt 5 Wenefred Holt 67 (Robert Holt's mother) Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: M653_610; Page: 0; Image: 521.	Robert Holt, Jr.
5738	Not named in his father's will as a surviving heir.	Robert Holt
5739	Robert Holt was born on 24 May 1783 in Halifax County, Virginia. A bond for the marriage of he and Winifred Holt was signed on 21 May 1811 in Halifax County, Virginia; bondsman was John Holt, not identified as her father. He died on 11 April 1851 in Callaway County, Missouri, at age 67. He was included on the tax list in 1830 in Callaway County, Missouri. He and Winifred Holt appeared on the census of 1850 in Being 12th District, Callaway County, Missouri; Robert Holt head of household (67, Virginia); Winifred Holt (57, Virginia); Elianne Holt (17, Missouri); Alexander Henderson (36, Tennessee); Frances Henderson (32, Virginia); Mary E. Henderson (1, Missouri); Florence Henderson (53, Tennessee). Original Land Entries - Callaway Co, MO April 27, 1829 - 220 acres - Section 29 - SW Quarter, TWP 46 North, Range 11 West of the 5th P.M. March 16, 1834 - 80 acres - Section 29 - SW Quarter, TWP 46 North, Range 11 West May 14, 1838 - 40 acres - Section 28 - SW Quarter, TWP 46 North, Range 11 West May 14, 1849 - 40 acres - Section 28 - " " Jan.13, 1955 - 120 acres - Section 28 - SW Quarter, TWP 46 North, Range 11 West 1850 United States Federal Census Record about Robert Holt Name: Robert Holt Age: 67 Estimated birth year: abt 1783 Birth place: Virginia Gender: Male Home in 1850 (City,County,State): District 12, Callaway, Missouri Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: District 12, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: M432_393; Page: 254; Image: 505. Winnifred 57 F. Va. Eliannan 17 F Mo. Alexander Henderson 36 M. Tn Francis Henderson (wife) daughter of Robert Holt 32 F Va. Mary E. daughter of Alex and Francis 1 F. Mo. Florance Henderson 50 F Tn (mother of Alex)	Robert Holt
5740	They immigrated to St.Mary's City, MD in 1646, probably because the Lancashire Holts backed the Stuarts in the English Civil War. Notes from Dixie Briggs, Holt Researcher. 1646 Robert, wife Dorothy, children David, Richard, Dorothy & Elizabeth immigrated to Maryland (Skoras) 1646/7 16 Mar. Bond of Francis Posey to pay debt to Robert Holt. WIT: John Bell, Edward Smyth. /S/ ffra X Posey, Recorded Aug 1647. (MD Archives 4-325 1647 20 June. Robert Holt v John Bell, debt. Warrant to keep Bell in custody. (MD Archives 4-316) 1647 Oct. Robert Holt v Cuthbert Phenock. Gent. who has attached the crop of Francis Posey made over to him. Defendant denies this. (MD Archives 4-334) 1648. Robert Holt, age 28, St. Marys Co. Deposition mentions George Manners, Henry Clay & Edward Comins. /S/ Robert "R" Holt. [original document shows age as 28, may be in error.] 1649 23 Mar "Robert Holt, by Edward Hudson "demandeth 400 ACS for transporting" himself, his wife & 4 children into the province. Warrant is issued "to lay out 400 ACS for Robert Holt in any place within this province southward of Patuxtent River." (Patents ABH.32) 1649 3 Aug. Bond of Francis Brooks to defend John Dandy harmless from a debt to Nath'l. Littleton, Esq. He pledges a bill of Robert Holt's for 400 lbs tobacco. (MD Archives 10-196) 1649 14 Nov. Robert Holt, planter, Bond to pay debt to Paul Simson of St. Marys Co., Mariner. He pledges "my cattel at Kent" and his crop at the Isle of Kent. /S/ Robert Holt. (MD Archives 4-576)/230, 243/44 /bert Holt. Debt. (MD Archives 41-128) **************** 1650...."The best-documented such household was composed of the planter, Robert Holt, his wife, Dorothy, and his partner, Edward Hudson. Witnesses interviewed by Maryland officials revealed that during the summer of 1650 Dorothy Holt lived with Edward Hudson. The two had been seen several times going "to bed together as if they had been man and wife, and they explained to curious inquiries that Robert Holt which was the said Dorothy's husband was dead. Yet Robert had not died; rather, Dorothy had deserted him to move in with Edward. Robert evidently responded to Dorothy's action not by charging her with adultery but instead by inviting her to return and to bring Edward with her. By Feb. 1650/51 the 2 were living together, the two men partners in a tobacco plantation. Less than a year later, the arrangement was already coming apart. When Rose Gilbert Smith, their matronly neighbor (and the local midwife), visited the Holts in Sept., Robert told her "that his wife would kill him. Rose protested that surely he was mistaken, but Dorothy broke in with the comment that "She were as good kill him as live as she did." When Rose replied that Dorothy would be hanged then, Dorothy told her that "then there was an end of two." Another witness reported that "he heard Dorothy Holt to cry for many curses to God against her husband, that he might rott limb from limbe, and that she would daily pray to God that Such Casualties might fall upon him. In November 1651, Robert finally complained to an official of the Prov. Court that "Dorothy, his wife hath threatened him divers times to take away his life." Moreover, Holt added, Edward Hudson "hath divers times been Compacted with her the said Dorothy to abvuse me....between them both I goe daily in fear of my life." Holt did not disclose to the authorities that their family had been a menage a trois, but that fact emerged from the subsequent investigation, which was conducted with remarkable swiftness. Just 4 days after the complaint was first filed, Dorothy Holt & Edward Hudson were convicted of "divers lewd incontinent and scandalous actions and practices. Although the penalties were severe---Hudson was ordered whipped with 30 lashes & Dorothy with 50-at their humble submission and suit for pardon acknowledging their great offence and faithfull promising future amendment, the court suspended the sentences & required only that Hudson pay costs. Thje judges encouraged the Holts to live together "as man & wife" ought to doe, " but testimony in a subsequent prosecution of Robert for bigamy showed that Dorothy continued her liason with Hudson and bore him at least 2 children." (FOUNDING MOTHERS & FATHERS -Gendered Power & The Forming of American Society- by Mary Beth Norton, Vintage Books, A Division of Random House, Inc. NY 1997) 1654, 4 Dec. Robert and Dorothy Holt divorced, by Clerk William Wilkinson, who later denied it. 1657/58, 28 Jan. Robert Holt married to Christian Bonnefield, by clerk William Wilkinson. 1658, 9 Sept. -----Was called afore the Board Robert Holt, & Mr. William Wilkinson Clerk, The sd Holt being charged by Mr. Attorney with bigamy & Mr. Willm Wilkinson as Accessary in Contryuing the same & prefers this Inditmt, Vid Inditemt fol. 108. The Examination of Wm. Wilkinson Clerk taken the 9th of Septembr 1658 who Sayth That hee did joyne in marriage Robert Holt & Christian Bonnefald, But denyeth tht hee did any thing by way of diuorce between Robert Holt & his former Wife Dorothy, Notwthstanding confesseth, tht he drue & signed as a wittnes that paper produced by Robt. Holt, bearing date 4th of December wch conteyned a release of all claime of marriage from the sd Dorothy to the sd Robert, which paper hee sayth hee did draw att their request upon her Confession that shee had Two Bastards by Edweard Hudson, & refusall to bee rfeconciled to Robert Holt. /S/ Willm Wilkinson. By me Philip Caluert. ***************** 1651, 3 Nov. Deposition of Robert Holt taken the 3rd day of Nov. 1651 upon his Oath declareth and saith that Dorothy his wife hath threatened him divers times to take away his life, And further saith that Edward Hudson hath divers times been Compacted with her the Said Dorothy to abuse me by takeing her part in his words, Soe that between them both I goe daily in fear of my life. And further Saith not. The Mark of Robt. Holt. Sworn before me, John Sturman.. 1651, 6 Nov. Depositions of Special Commission to look into the domestic difficulties between Robert Holt and his wife. Robert Holt says that Dorothy threatened to kill him. Andrew Watson says he saw Dorothy Holt & Edward Hudson "goe to bed together as if they were man & wife." Others say same. John Medcalf says Dorothy hoped her husband "might rott limb from limbe...[and] that HER SON RICHARD might end his days on the gallows." Punishment handed down: Edward Hudson to be whipped & to live at least 20 miles distant from the Holts, Dorothy Holt to be whipped and to live at least 5 miles from Robert, NOT with Edward Hudson...(MD Archives 10-109/12) 1651, 4 Nov. The Deposition of Rose Smith ages 42 years or thereabouts being Sworn & Examined Saith that about Sept. last past She this Depon't. comeing to the house of Robert Holt, the Sd Holt told this Deponent that his wife would kill him, and She this Depont answered, Sure She would not, and the Said Holt's wife replyed again and Said, that She were as good kill him as live as She did, and this Depon't. told her that She would be hanged then, and Holt's wife Answered again that then there was an end of of two. ffurther this Deponent Saith that the Said Holt's wife comeing to this Deponents house, after the parting between She and her husband this Depon't desired her to return to her husband again telling her what a Covenant She made at their Marriage that thereby She could not with Safe Conscience go from her husband, She replyed again that her heart was Soe hardened against him that She would never darken his door again and further Saith not. Sworn before me this 4th day of Nov. 1651. Jo: Sturman 1651, 6 Nov. Deposition taken by Lt Nichoas Gwyther by virtue of a Speial Comission granted to him for that purpose as follows viz. The Deposition of George Delty aged 24 years sor thereabouts. This Depon't. Saith that one night he came to the house where Edward Hudson & Robert Holt's wife did live together and he did See them both lyeiung in bed together before the fire, And further this Depon't. Saith not. George Dolty Jurat 6 Nov. 1651 coram me Nichas Gwyther. 1651, 6 Nov..........This Deponent Saith that Some time in June in the year 1650 he was goeing to the well for water, he the Said Depon't called at the Said Edward Hudson't house, and the Said Edward riseing in his Shirt opened the door and the Said Depon't goeing to the fire did See the place where the Said Edward had lain in the Same bed where the Said Dorothy the wife of Robert Holt lay at that time which was laid by the fire. And further this Depon't Saith not. The mark of Humphry Howell Jurat 6 Nov. 1651. coram me Nicho Gwyther. 1651, 6 Nov. John Medcalf Gent deposeth that he heard Dorothy Holt to cry for many Curses to God against her husband, that he might rott limb from limbe, and that She would daily pray to God that Such Casualties might fall upon him, and likewise that her Son Richard might end his days upon the gallows, And further this Dep;on't Saith that otherwise then by hearsay, he knoweth nothing of Incontinent Lewd or Adulterous practices betwixt Edward Hudson and the Said Dorothy, and further deposeth not. Jurat 6 Nov. 1651 coram me Tho. Hatton 1651, 6 Nov. The Deposition of Henry Cox taken in open Court 6 Novemb 1651 Saith That he lived in house with Robert Holt and Edward Hudson from about the begtinning of August last till about the Middle of October following and that he doth not know of any difference or falling out betwixt them during that time and this Depon't further deposeth, that he never Saw the Said Edward Hudson and Dorothy the wife of the Said Robert Holt a bed together or any Lewd or incontinent action or passage between them. 1651, 7 Nov. Edward Hudson and Dorothy the wife of Robert Holt apprehended by the Sheriff upon a Speciall warrant at the Suit of the Said Robert Holt being broght before the Court yesterday and to day and charged with divers lewd Incontinent and Scandalous actions and practices appearing by the Several Depositions of Andrew Watson, Rose Smith, George Dolty, Humphry Howell, Mr. John Medcalf, and the Sd Robert Holt upon Record and by other Intelligence, And the Sd Edward and Dorothy being permitted to make what defence they could touching the Misdemeanors charged against them, It is this present day Ordered that in respect of their Scandalous Course of life appearing by proof as aforesaid, the Said Edward Hudson Shall be forthwith whip't with thirty lashes and not after the first of January next to live in any place within this Province within twenty Miles of St. Maries without the Governor's license, and that in Case after the first of January aforesaid he be found within the Limitts aforesaid without leave of the Governor as afores'd for every Time he Shall be Soe found within the Said Limitts to forfeit to the Lord Propriary 300 lbs of Tobacco and Caske or be whip't with thirty lashes. And that the Said Dorothy Holt be forthwith whipt with 50 lashes, And for prevention of any Mischiefe She may doe to her husband She is within one week (upon penalty of being Whipt with thirty lashes to provide herself of Some habitacon within five Miles at the least distant from her husband's now Plantacon in St. Michael's hundred where She may reside for one quarter of a year next ensueing if She think fit in regard of her Young Children and, Afterwards She is not to live in any place within St. Maries County without licence from the Governor upon penalty for every time She Shall be found within the Said County after one quarter of a year (without Such licence) to be whipped with 30 lashes, And that if before She have removed herself five Miles distant from the plantacon aforesaid She doe or attempt any Injury or Violence to her husband upon proof thereof to be entred in the Secretary's Office, She is for every time She Shall Soe Offend to be whipped with thirty lashes without further Order unless the Offence require a greater punishment, And that if at any time hereafter it be made appear to the Court that the Said Hudson and She the Said Dorothy, Doe resort together within this Province in any offensive way this Couryt will from time to time inflict Such Severe punishment upon them both or upon him or her that gives the occasion of the Offence herein as Shall be fitt, provided that this Order is not at all to restrain the Said Robert Holt and the Said Dorothy his wife from liveing together as man and wife ought to doe if at any time both parties Shall agree thereto but only to prevent any Mischief may happen by their Comeing together otherwise in regard of the proofs aforesaid, and for the present punishment appointed by this Order to be inflicted upon the Said Offenders upon their humble Submission and Suit for pardon acknowledging their great Offence and faithfully promising future amendment the Governor is pleased to remitt the Same and Hudson is to pay all ffees and charges of Court the Sheriff being allowed 60 lbs TOB for Serving the warrant in regard of his Extraordinary pains herein---. 1658, 9 Sept. -----Was called afore the Board Robert Holt, & Mr. William Wilkinson Clerk, The sd Holt being charged by Mr. Attorney wth bigamy & Mr. Willm Wilkinson as Accessary in Contryuing the same & prefers this Inditmt, Vid Inditemt fol. 108. The Examination of Wm. Wilkinson Clerk taken the 9th of Septembr 1658 who Sayth That hee did joyne in marriage Robert Holt & Christian Bonnefald, But denyeth tht hee did any thing by way of diuorce between Robert Holt & his former Wife Dorothy, Notwthstanding confesseth, tht he drue & signed as a wittnes that paper produced by Robt. Holt, bearing date 4th of December wch conteyned a release of all claime of marriage from the sd Dorothy to the sd Robert, which paper hee sayth hee did draw att their request upon her Confession that shee had Two Bastards by Edweard Hudson, & refusall to bee rfeconciled to Robert Holt. /S/ Willm Wilkinson. By me Philip Caluert. 1658, 24 Sept. The Examination of Willm Haynes taken uppon oath by me Philip Caluert. The Depont sayth tht hee was present when Willm. Wilkinson did joyne Robt. Holt & Christian Bonnafeild in mg sometime in January last and further sayth not. /S/ Willm. Heynes. Sept. 24, 1658 1658. To bee Remembred tht on the 24th of Septembr came Will Haynes beforfe me Philip Caluert Esqr & acknowledgeth himselfe to owe & stand indebted unto the Ld Propr in the full summe of one Thowsand pownds of Tob & Cask. If hee shall not come to the next Prov. Court to bee holden for this province att St. Leonards ths 5th day of Octobr next, then & there to giue euidence ast Robt Holt, Christian Bonnefeild, Willm. Wilkinson or eyther of them that shall be there indicted for ffelony against the Statute 70 Jacobi Regis agst Poligamy. /S/ Philip Caluert. Septembr ut Supra. The Examination of James Hall taken uppon oath beforfe Josias ffendall Esqr Leiutent of thjis prouince, Thje Depont sayth tht hee was prfesent when Willm. Wilkinson did joyne Robert Holt & Christian Bonnefeild in marriage & further sayth not. Oct. 2d /S/ James H Hall. The same Recogniz as Willm. Haynes hath entred, James Hall entreth into allso for himselfe. /S/ Philip Caluert. 1658/9, 17 Sept. The Examination of Robt Holt taken this 17th Septembr 1658 Who Sayth that hee was marryed sometime in January last to Christian Bonnefeild by Willm Wilkinson parson, who tould him the sd Holt, that hee was free to marry any Body, by reason of mutuall discharges from the Bond of Matrimony (as they conceiued) Guyen betweene him the sd Robt. Holt & Dorothy his former Wife dated 4th of Decembr 1654. That there was present att their marriage Willm.Haynes, James Hall & his Wife, Benjamin Hamond & his Wife. 1658, 17 Sept. The Examination of Christian Bonnefeild taken this 17th of Septembr 1658. Who sayth as shee best remembreth shee was marryed to Robt. the Thursday before Candleman day last by Willm Wilkinson Parson. That shee had never marryed to Robert Holt, but that the sd Wilkinson sayd, shee & the sd Holt might lawefully marry, & that divers times coming to him to know his Opinion in itt, telling him of her former husband & Roberts Holts former Wife. Hee still told her shee might mary to any Body. by me Philip Caluert. Other Evidences were also made appeare out of the Records by Mr. Attorney. And after some time spent The Jury agreeing, bring in their Verdict Endorsed on the Writt Bill a Vera for the whole. 1658 6 Oct. Jury to look into charge of bigamy against Robert Holt, that he has married Christian Bonnefield "his owne wife Dorothy being then & yett living." The jury convicted, then defendants appealed, requesting a jury consisting of Protestants. (MD Archives 41-149/51, 228/230, 243/44) 1658"..The other case of bigamy was when Robert Holt, a cooper of St. Mary's co. was accused of having married a woman by the name of Christian Bonnefield, while his own wife, Dorothy, was still living. Wm. Wilkinson, who was both a court clerk and a Parson, was accused of having been accessory to this felony in that he married the couple after he had "divorced" Robert Holt ftrom his first wife. While Pastor Wilkinson said that he had md Robert Holt & Christian Bonnefeild, he denied that he had done anything "by way of divorce" between Holt and his former wife, Dorothy. Wilkinson admitted, however, that he drew up and sisgned as a witness a paper which released Robert Holt from "all claim of marriage" by Dorothy. It is hard to see the distinction. This agreement he had drawn up, it seems, at their mutual request after Dorothy had confessed that she had had two bastards by another man and refused "to be reconciled" to Robert Holt. (Crime & Punishment in Early MD by Raphael Semmes-John Hopkins Univ. Press 1938) 1658, 6 Oct. The Charge of his Lord Proprietors Attorney: Lett it be enquyred for the Ld Proprietary whither Robert Holt of Greens Poynt in St. Georges hundred, in the County of St. Maries, Cooper, on the 28th day of January last att the howse of Will'm. Wilkinson in St. Georges hund'd in the County afores'd Clarke, not having the feare of god before his eyes, & agst the peace of his sd Ld being marryed to Dorothy Holt, did ffeloniously marry Christian Bonnefeild, the sd Dorothy his lawfull Wife being then lyving, contrary to the forme of the Statute in the case provided. And likewise whither Will'm Willkinson, Clerke, be not accessary to the sd ffellony, in contryuing & Counselling the sd marriage, after hee had diuorced the sd Robert Holt, & Dorothy his Wife. An Enqauest taken before the Coroner of St. Maries County on the behalfe of the Ld Proprietary, & Robert Holt a ffelon Escaped 11th Septembr 1658. We find according to Evidence that the Prisoner Robert Holt, did fly (for feare of comming to Tryall for his fact committed by his owne confession before the Secretary) from the Sheriffe......[names of 12 jurors] It is motioned att this Court by the Attorney Grall whither or noe Robert Holt, shall be called att this Court to Outlawry; or shall have Respite to be called att fiue severall Courts. And It is Ordered that hee bee called att fiue Seuerall (sic) Courts, Robert Holt, being once called. Returne is made by the Sheriffe, Not appeared. 1661. Robert Holt has been pardoned in the earlier bigamy case, but a new case is brought against him by the Attorney General because he "doth still cohabit and incontinently live with the said Christian Bonnefield..."MD Archives 41-528). This 2nd case was not tried due to death of Robert Holt. 1661/62 2 Mar. Robert Holt, Will written 2 Mar 1661 (O.S.) as a deed of gift, recorded Sept. 20, 1662. All estate to wife Christian Holt alias Bonnifield, with condition that she provide land (& probably other items) to his 2 daughters, Elizabeth & Dorothy Holt. (Testimentary Proceedings 1-D.29) 1661/2 It is probable Robert died soon after 2 Mar as his wife's petition below indicates. 1661/2 Recorded July. Petition of Christian Holt alias Bonmfeld (sic) to the Governor, that she herself had "considerable estate before her "unfortunaate marriage happened with Robert Holt," and that he had given her "all his wordly good" before his death. But she is "molested and threatened to be turned out of doores into the Woods by one David Holt his said sonne." (MD Archives 3-463) 1662 14 Aug. Inv. of Robert Holt, returned by Thomas Matthews. (TESTIMENTARY PROCEEEDINGS 1-D.23). This is a substantial inventory, 2 1/2 pages showing farm implements, household items, etc.	Robert Holt
5741	From his brother Ray's obit: "survived by... five brothers, P.G. Holt of Morganfield, KY, Roy Lee Holt of Providence, KY, Bobby Holt and Billy Holt, both of Fulton, and Donald Holt of Almeda, CA; three sister, Ruby Marshall of Kansas City, MO, Martha Morris of Fulton, and Wanda Mirts Randall of Kansas City, MO"	Robert "Bobby" Holt
5742	Death Takes Little Bobby Holt Monday Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Reed Holt Had Not Been Well For Sometime Robert Reed Holt, six years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Reed Holt of Fulton, known intimately to all of his many friends in Fulton, young and old, as "Bobby", died at the home of his parents, on Grand street, at 11:15 o'clock, Monday morning. Bobby had not been well for sometime, but he was not compelled to remain at home, attending school regularly. He was at school for the last time Friday, when his teacher, Miss Ruth Berry of the first grade, noticed that he had taken a sudden sick spell and called his mother to have him taken home, advising her that he was too ill to remain in classes. His condition became gradually worse and Saturday night he became violently ill. From that time on four physicians were called in, but it was never definately determined as to the nature of his ailment. The little fellow was a favorite with all. He was especially proud of his first year's record in school, and he never missed attending there or his Sunday school class at the First Christian Church, where his public school teacher, Miss Berry, also was his Sunday school teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Holt also are ill at their home on Grand street and Bobby's little sister, Mary Katherine, two years old, is ill at the home of her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Holt, on West Eighth street. The condition of none of these is serious at this time. Bobby also is survived by his maternal grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Nichols of Cetertown, who came to Fulton, Sunday, when his condition became critical. Funeral services will be conducted at the First Christian Church in Fulton at 2:30 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, the Rev. Dr. W. Garnet Alcorn officiating and burial will be in Hillcrest. The many friends of the family are deeply grieved at the boy's death and extend sympathy to all of them.	Robert Reed Holt
5743	See attached sources.	Robert Reed Holt
5744	From his brother Ray's obit: "survived by... five brothers, P.G. Holt of Morganfield, KY, Roy Lee Holt of Providence, KY, Bobby Holt and Billy Holt, both of Fulton, and Donald Holt of Almeda, CA; three sister, Ruby Marshall of Kansas City, MO, Martha Morris of Fulton, and Wanda Mirts Randall of Kansas City, MO"	Roy Lee Holt
5745	Ruby M. Marshall, 82, Kansas City formerly of Harrisonville, MO, passed away February 11, 2006. Funeral services will be 2 p.m., Wed., Feb. 15, at the First Baptist Church, Fulton, MO. Burial: Callaway Memorial Gardens, Fulton. Visitation: 7-8:30 p.m., Tues., Feb. 14, at the Dickey Funeral Home, Harrisonville, MO, and 1-2 p.m., Wed., at the church. Memorials to St. Luke's Heart Institute.	Ruby M. Holt
5746	See attached sources.	Ruby M. Holt
5747	1st marriage: Holt, Sarah E - Lawson, Smith - Apr 14 1860 2nd marriage; James B. Saunders - Mrs. Sarah E. Lawson 5 Jul 1871 C289 I have not found her on 1860 or 1870, so may not have all Lawson children listed. 1880; Census Place: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T9_677; Family History Film: 1254677; Page: 485.2000; Enumeration District: 26; Image: 0393. Name: James B. Sanders Home in 1880: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri Age: 54 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1826 Birthplace: Virginia Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head) Spouse's Name: Sarah E. Father's birthplace: Virginia Mother's birthplace: Virginia Occupation: Farming Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age James B. Sanders 54 Sarah E. Sanders 39 Mary M. Sanders 23 by a first wife John L. Sanders 17 by a first wife Laura J. Sanders 15 by a first wife Elijah W. Sanders 7 George P. Sanders 4 Tabetha J. Sanders 2 William F. Lawson 20 by her 1st husband Hamilton S. Lawson 17 by her 1st husband In her husband's obituary in 1913, she is named as Mary not Sarah. I have not seen her refered to as Mary anywhere else, there were some sugnificant errors with dates in the obituary. It also did not mention if she was still living or when she had died. His death certificate states he was married at the time of his death, I have not found a death certificate for her, but I have found her grave in New Bloomfield.	Sarah E Holt
5748	Beaver, Jame M - Holt, Salerda - Apr 25 1860 1900 census says 8 children born, 7 alive.	Selinda Catherine Holt
5749	1880 United States Federal Census Record about Sterling P. Holt Name: Sterling P. Holt Home in 1880: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri Age: 32 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1848 BirthPlace: Missouri Relation to head-of-household: Self Spouses's Name: Francis S. Father's birthplace: TN Mother's birthplace: MO Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Farmer Marital status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Sterling P. Holt 32 Francis S. Holt 30 Ida W. Holt 11 Ray A. Holt 2 Martha C. Gray 70 Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T9_677; Family History Film: 1254677; Page: 502.3000; Enumeration District: 27; Image: 0426. Married, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Holt, near Holt Summett, Callaway county, Missouri, Wednesday evening, Oct. 25, 1899, at 7 o'clock, by Rev. E. J. Sanderson, Mr. Ray Holt, son of S. P. Holt and Miss Annie Holt, daughter of William Holt. The bride and groom are members of two of the most prominent families in southern Callaway, and the best wishes and warmest congratulations go out to them for future happiness and prosperity. A splendid supper was served and it was midnight before the last company arose from the table, so large was the crowd of friends and relatives. We are sorry that we have not the data at hand to give a more extended notice of the marriage of this popular young couple, but we wish them well and hope that they will always be as happy as on th__ wedding day. 1900 United States Federal Census about Pricie Holt Name: Pricie Holt Home in 1900: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri Age: 53 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1847 Birthplace: Missouri Relationship to head-of-house: Head Spouse's name: Sarah Race: White Household Members: Name Age Pricie Holt 53 Sarah Holt 51 Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T623 844; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 21. 1910 United States Federal Census about Sterling P Holt Name: Sterling P Holt Age in 1910: 62 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1848 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Father's Birth Place: Virginia Mother's Birth Place: Virginia Spouse's name: Sarah F Home in 1910: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male Household Members: Name Age Sterling P Holt 62 Sarah F Holt 61 Alma F Gray 18 granddaughter Annie M Gray 13 granddaughter Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Cedar, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T624_774; Page: 12A; Enumeration District: 24; Image: 122. occupation in 1910, Merchant, owns general store. 1920 United States Federal Census about Sterlin P Holt Name: Sterlin P Holt Home in 1920: Cedar City, Callaway, Missouri Age: 75 years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1845 Birthplace: Missouri Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Frances Father's Birth Place: Tennessee Mother's Birth Place: Missouri Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Own Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Household Members: Name Age Sterlin P Holt 75 Frances Holt 71 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Cedar City, Callaway, Missouri; Roll: T625_909; Page: 12A; Enumeration District: 27; Image: 624. Sterling and Sarah were 2nd cousins.	Sterling Price Holt
5750	6:30 a.m.	Sterling Price Holt