William Samuel Clatterbuck b. 12 Jul 1841 , Callaway, Missouri, USA d. 2 May 1918 Cedar Twp, , Callaway, Missouri, USA: Albemarle to Callaway, a Herring Family Journey

1841 - 1918

Birth 12 Jul 1841 , Callaway, Missouri, USA

Gender Male

Time of Death

Died 2 May 1918 Cedar Twp, , Callaway, Missouri, USA

Cause: senile dementia

Buried Hopewell Baptist Church, , Callaway, Missouri, USA

Person ID I6355 Herring Family of Callaway County, Missouri

Last Modified 07 Apr 2010

Father William Getter Clatterbuck, b. 23 Sep 1812, , Shelby, Kentucky, USA , d. 23 Jul 1874, , Callaway, Missouri, USA

Mother Caroline Leopard, d. 23 Feb 1868, , Callaway, Missouri, USA

Married 16 Jul 1835 , Callaway, Missouri, USA

Family ID F1736 Group Sheet

Family Mary Elizabeth Curry, b. 20 Jan 1850, New Bloomfield, Callaway, Missouri, USA , d. 6 Apr 1942, Higginsville, Lafayette, Missouri, USA

Married 28 Feb 1867

Children

1. John William Clatterbuck, b. 1872, , Callaway, Missouri, USA

, d. 1962

Last Modified 07 Apr 2010

Family ID F14349030 Group Sheet

Headstones		Clatterbuck family Clatterbuck family headstone.
		William Samuel Clatterbuck Wm. Samuel Clatterbuck, July 12, 1841 - May 2, 1918. William Samuel Clatterbuck was a son of William Getter Clatterbuck and Caroline Leopard. He was a grandson of Reuben Clatterbuck and Martha Griffin. He married Mary Elizabeth Curry on February 28, 1867.…

Notes	From a History of NE Missouri by Willian Bryan, 1913 "William Samuel Clatterbuck was born on the old homestead farm of his father, about seven miles west of New Bloomfield, on the 12th of July, 1841, and his entire active career wsa one of close and successful identification with agriculture and stock growing. He gave loyal and gallant service as a soldier of the Confederacy in the Civil War in which he served under General Price and Cockerell, and during his long and faithful service he lived up to the full tension of the great conflict. He took part in many important engagements, was wounded in battle at Franklin, Tennessee, and was captured by the enemy, having been held as a prisoner of war for a period of about one month. He is the owner of a valuable farm of two hundred and eighty five acres, about one and three fourths miles distant from New Bloomfield and he there devotes his attention to diversified agriculture and the raising of stock, including thouroughbread cattle of registered line and also high grade Duroc Jersey swine, as well as horses and mules. Industry and well ordered enterprise have brought to him a generous measure of success and he commands in his native county the unqualified confidence and esteem of all who know him. He is a stalwart advocate of the principles and policies for which the Democratic party stands sponsor and both he and his wife hold membership in the Baptist Church."

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Event

	Birth - 12 Jul 1841 - , Callaway, Missouri, USA
	Died - Cause: senile dementia - 2 May 1918 - Cedar Twp, , Callaway, Missouri, USA
	Buried - - Hopewell Baptist Church, , Callaway, Missouri, USA

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