ELLIOTT LLOYD EDWARD
1930 - 1930 (0 years)1. ELLIOTT LLOYD EDWARD was born on 7 Aug 1930 in Oroville, California (son of ELLIOTT FLOYD HOLLOWARY and Living); died on 7 Aug 1930 in Oroville, California; was buried in Oroville, California.
2. ELLIOTT FLOYD HOLLOWARY was born on 19 Jul 1908 in Tupelo, Oklahoma; died on 21 Dec 1962 in Sacramento, Sacramento County, California; was buried in Sunset Lawn Cemetery, Sacramento, Sacramento County, California. Notes:
He was a pentacostal preacher.
FLOYD married Living [Group Sheet]
3. Living Children:
- 1. ELLIOTT LLOYD EDWARD was born on 7 Aug 1930 in Oroville, California; died on 7 Aug 1930 in Oroville, California; was buried in Oroville, California.
- ELLIOTT AUDRIE ELAINE was born on 15 Jun 1931 in Oroville, California; died in Jul 1931 in Oroville, California; was buried in Oroville, California.
- Living
- ELLIOTT EVA LANORA was born on 15 Nov 1935 in Buttonwillow, California; died on 3 Dec 1966 in Sacramento, Sacramento County, California; was buried in Sunset Lawn Cemetery, Sacramento, Sacramento County, California.
- Living
- Living
Generation: 3
6. OWENS ANDREW THOMAS CLAYBERN was born on 21 Nov 1875 in Stone County, MissourI (son of OWENS DANIEL MCCRAY and BAKER SUSAN L. (SUED), son of OWENS DANIEL MCCRAY and JACKSON MALONA); died on 28 Jun 1965 in Modesto, Stanislaus County, California; was buried in Lakewood Cemetery, Empire, California. Notes:
Andrew, Mary and their two children, ages 2 and 1, along with Andrew's brother, "Gib" traveled by wagon to Wybark, Indian Territory in 1900. They moved to Eufaula, OK in 1901.
Andrew decided to move back to Missouri, and the family boarded a train for the journery. They located on a farm near Shell Knob. This took place after the birth of their 3rd child.
The pull of the "New Land" was great, and Andrew again decided to go to OK. It was in 1906 and his brother "Zen" who had just married Mary Ellen Ray, accompanied them.
The next move was in 1907 when Andrew settled in Devil's Canyon, just south of Binger, Oklahoma. The terrain was such that a dug-out seemed feasible, and they dug a room into the side of a bluff and faced it with a wooden wall. This was their home for the time being.ANDREW married BEAL MARY ISABEL on 8 Sep 1896 in home of bride; Stone County, Missouri; by James C. Owens, Min.; date may be the 9th.. MARY (daughter of BEAL PRESLEY JEFFERSON and GORE HENRY LEANN (HENNRILEANN)) was born on 17 Jul 1877 in Stone County, MissourI; died on 28 Feb 1929 in Died 2/29/1929 - not a leap year?; Oroville, California; was buried in Old Cemetery, Oroville, California. [Group Sheet]
7. BEAL MARY ISABEL was born on 17 Jul 1877 in Stone County, MissourI (daughter of BEAL PRESLEY JEFFERSON and GORE HENRY LEANN (HENNRILEANN)); died on 28 Feb 1929 in Died 2/29/1929 - not a leap year?; Oroville, California; was buried in Old Cemetery, Oroville, California. Children:
- OWENS CLEO LEROY was born on 3 Dec 1897 in Stone County, Missouri; died on 19 May 1931 in Oroville, California; was buried in County Cemetery, Oroville, California.
- Living
- OWENS KIRKSEY THEODORE (KURT) was born in Mar 1901 in Eufaula or El Reno, Oklahoma; died on 14 Jul 1947 in Paridise, California; was buried in Feather Falls, California.
- Living
- Living
- OWENS HATTIE MARIE was born about 1907 in Coweta, Oklahoma (lived one day); died about 1907; was buried in Coweta, Oklahoma.
- OWENS HAROLD CLARENCE was born on 30 Apr 1907 in Cougar, Oklahoma; died on 1 Nov 1966 in Sonora, California; was buried in Tuolumne, California.
- Living
- 3. Living
- OWENS ODESSA was born about 1915 in Binger, Oklahoma; died about 1915 in Binger Oklahoma; was buried in Binger Oklahoma.
- OWENS ELMIRE (ELMIRA ASTEN) DELIGHT was born on 12 Oct 1919 in Porter, Oklahoma; died in May 1998 in Sonora, Tuolumne County, California.
Generation: 4
12. OWENS DANIEL MCCRAY was born on 28 Aug 1848 in Washington County, Missouri (son of OWENS WILLIAM KING and MCCRAY SARAH ANN (MCRAY)); died on 7 Sep 1912 in Williams Twp., Stone County, Missouri; was buried in Owens Cemetery, Williams Township, Stone County, Missouri. Notes:
There is a photograph in Stone County History Book p. 559 with heading as follows:
Front Row: Malona (Jackson), Palestine "Pal", Daniel, Zeno "Zen" Owens.
Second Row: Gilbert "Gib" and Sarah Jane Owens.
Back Row: Arthur Anderson, Andrew Thomas, and William Nathan Owens.
Daniel was 11 years old when his father moved the family to Stone County in 1859. He grew to manhood sharing the closeness of a pioneer family living in a one room cabin with a loft and a fireplace at one end.
Custom was hinged upon necessisty, and the boys' opportunity for a formal education was limited by the scarcity of schools plus the need to be in the fields when weather permitted.
Daniel farmed a quarter section of land in Section 24 of township 22 adjourning property owned by his brother, James. The brothers decided that the river bottom was a bad place to live, and they would move to get away from the "chills" that plagued them yearly.
Daniel sold James 40 acres, including the hosue, and moved across the river to a place on the bluff. At this point eh was just four miles north of Baxter.
James built further up on his land where the house presently stands. Whenever he referred to the 40 acres purchased, it was known as "Dan Farm." The house was used from time to time by relatives needing a place to stay.
Dan bought 80 acres of land from the Missouri Land and Live Stock Co., Limited, of Scotland. Home office: 16 Castle Street, Edinburgh, Scotland. Business office in the United States at Rogers, Arkansas.
In addition to farming, and at one time owning a mercantile store in Baxter, Daniel was a Freewill Baptist preacher.
There are family stories about Daniel's death that have not been substantiated, of how he was killed. One such story has Daniel preaching at the Jones school house when a man came up to the window and started a disturbance, and Daniel had him put in jail. Sometime later, Daniel was riding his horse home from a meeting and was hit in the head by this man, and left for dead.
Cecile Townsend, who later married Bryan Owens, was walking to school and saw a man lying on the road, and she ran to Crittendon and Pansy Owens' house to tell them of what she had seen.
Daniel was carried to their home where he remained in a coma for three days before he died.
The death certificate states that Daniel died of a concussion of the brain, caused by being thrown from a horse.
Daniel died 7 Sept., 1912, William Township, Stone County, Missouri; bd. Owens Cem.
Handbills were printed and distributed for the big sale held September 28, 1912. Among the items to be auctioned off were 1 grown mare, 1 roan mare, 1 yearling mule, 1 suckling mule, 17 head of hogs, 1 binder, 1 wheat drill, 1 spring tooth harrow, 1 wagon, 1 set of work harness, 1 turning plow, 1 double shovel, 1 buggy, 1 saddle, 1 shotgun, 1 dinner bell, 35 bushels of wheat, 6 acres of corn, and other articles too numberous to mention.
L. A. Johnston was the auctioneer, and Gib Owens, who lived in Binger, Oklahoma, was holding the sale on his father's (D.M.C. Owens) farm.
The terms were: All sums under $5, cash; over $5, 12 months time would be given on notes and approved security, bearing 8 per cent interest. Five per cent discount for cash.
There is a photograph taken at Daniel Owens farm, Stone County, MO 1904.
Front Row: Elmer Carey, Cleo Owens, Susan L. (Baker), "Burr" Owens, Daniel Owens, Kirksey Owens, Delmer Carey, Mary I (Beal) holding Lena.
Back Row: Ora Carey, Zoren Carey held by Sarah Jane (O), Retta Carey, "Pal" Owens, Dora Carey, Zen Owens (on the horse), and Andrew Owens.
p. 559 - 560
`Leonard E. Carey
History of Stone County Missouri 1989
Stone County, Missouri, Historical Society
DANIEL married BAKER SUSAN L. (SUED) on 17 Jun 1900 in date may be June 10; Stone County, Missouri by James C. Owens, Min., Church of God. SUSAN was born about 1862 in Baxter, Missouri. [Group Sheet]
13. BAKER SUSAN L. (SUED) was born about 1862 in Baxter, Missouri. Children:
- OWENS ZENO EFFIS was born in in Missouri; died on 21 Dec 1964 in Binger, Oklahoma.
- 6. OWENS ANDREW THOMAS CLAYBERN was born on 21 Nov 1875 in Stone County, MissourI; died on 28 Jun 1965 in Modesto, Stanislaus County, California; was buried in Lakewood Cemetery, Empire, California.
- OWENS WILLIAM NATHAN was born on 26 Feb 1877 in Baxter, Missouri; died on 29 Jan 1953 in Oroville, California.
- OWENS JEFFERSON GILBERT
- OWENS CALIFORNIA PALESTINE
- OWENS SARAH JANE was born on 2 Feb 1871 in Baxter, Mo..
- OWENS ARTHUR ANDERSON was born on 11 May 1873 in Baxter, Missouri; died on 21 Mar 1939 in Minco, OK; bd. Minco, OK..
- OWENS FRANKLIN was born about 1880 in Missouri.
14. BEAL PRESLEY JEFFERSON was born on 22 Jan 1852 in Missouri; dob may be Mar. 22, 1852; died on 16 Sep 1942 in Sister Arbd.; was buried in Owens Cemetery, Williams Township, Stone County, Missouri. Notes:
Funeral conducted by Sister Artha Blasingame at the Owens' School House, and burial was made in the Owens Cemetery by the side of his second wife, "Tine".
There is a photograph of Press Beal and granddaughter Mildred Philibert on p. 558.
Leonard Carey
Stone County History Book, p. 558PRESLEY married GORE HENRY LEANN (HENNRILEANN) on 25 Mar 1876 in Stone Co., Mo.; by George Shepheard, J. P.. HENRY (daughter of GORE TIPTON and UNKNOWN NANCY (GRANNY)) died in in BD. in yard of their home. [Group Sheet]
15. GORE HENRY LEANN (HENNRILEANN) (daughter of GORE TIPTON and UNKNOWN NANCY (GRANNY)); died in in BD. in yard of their home. Children:
- BEAL WILLIE
- BEAL NELLIE
- BEAL CHARLEY
- BEAL OLLIE
- BEAL ROSA
- BEAL JANE
- BEAL WEAVER
- 7. BEAL MARY ISABEL was born on 17 Jul 1877 in Stone County, MissourI; died on 28 Feb 1929 in Died 2/29/1929 - not a leap year?; Oroville, California; was buried in Old Cemetery, Oroville, California.
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