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SOURCES1. Jean Daugherty Ilderton. GEDCOM file imported on 18 Jun 2001.2. GEDCOM file imported on 22 Jun 2001. 3. NAME: 814 Dogwood Ave NAME: Mt City, TN 37683 NAME: NAME: 423-727-7454. 4. NAME: 814 Dogwood Ave NAME: Mt City, TN 37683 NAME: NAME: 423-727-7454. 5. NAME: 814 Dogwood Ave NAME: Mt City, TN 37683 NAME: NAME: 423-727-7454. 6. NAME: Buried in Sunset Memorial Park Infant Section Lot 43. 7. NAME: Buried in Sunset Memorial Park Infant Section Lot 43. 8. NAME: Buried in Sunset Memorial Park Infant Section Lot 43. 9. NAME: Died of spinal meningitis. 10. NAME: Died of spinal meningitis. 11. NAME: Died of spinal meningitis. 12. NAME: Uncle Walter and his brother Marion, according to Mildred Daugherty Hollis, were working in St Louis in a carriage factory in 1915. Marion disappeared - never showed up for work one morning and Walter and the rest of the family never heard from him again. 13. NAME: Uncle Walter and his brother Marion, according to Mildred Daugherty Hollis, were working in St Louis in a carriage factory in 1915. Marion disappeared - never showed up for work one morning and Walter and the rest of the family never heard from him again. 14. NAME: Uncle Walter and his brother Marion, according to Mildred Daugherty Hollis, were working in St Louis in a carriage factory in 1915. Marion disappeared - never showed up for work one morning and Walter and the rest of the family never heard from him again. 15. NAME: Fought in the Civil War - only info known is that he was in Company 1 Unit 2 Tennessee Cavalry - entered as Private and left as Private and fought for the Union. 16. NAME: Birthyear could be 1865 also. 17. NAME: Fought in the Civil War - only info known is that he was in Company 1 Unit 2 Tennessee Cavalry - entered as Private and left as Private and fought for the Union. 18. NAME: Fought in the Civil War - only info known is that he was in Company 1 Unit 2 Tennessee Cavalry - entered as Private and left as Private and fought for the Union. 19. NAME: Have another birthday of 1780. 20. NAME: At his time of birth he was born under the French flag - French Territory- now Warrenton MO. 21. Personal Family History Letter written in the 1930's we believe. 22. NAME: Called 'Fanny' by family per my grandfather Samuel Owen Daugherty. 23. NAME: Died in early 'womanhood' per Uncle Walter. 24. NAME: Died in early 'womanhood' per Uncle Walter. 25. NAME: Died in early 'womanhood' per Uncle Walter. 26. NAME: He and wife Julia raised their family in Warren County, MO but moved to Audrain, MO when they were old and they died and are buried iat Quiver Baptist church yard in Aurain County. 27. NAME: He and wife Julia raised their family in Warren County, MO but moved to Audrain, MO when they were old and they died and are buried iat Quiver Baptist church yard in Aurain County. 28. NAME: He and wife Julia raised their family in Warren County, MO but moved to Audrain, MO when they were old and they died and are buried iat Quiver Baptist church yard in Aurain County. 29. NAME: Departed this life on July 9, 1903 at the home of his daughter Mrs Fannie Wells, near Marlin, MO at age 84 years. Born in Boone County, KY he came to Pike County, MO in 1835. In 1840 he obeyed the Gospel at Louisville, MO under the preaching of Winthrop Hopson. During the same year he was married to Miss Sallie A Bryant of Pike County, MO and settled on a farm of 300 acres near Prices' Branch in Montogomery County. NAME: He and his devoted wife were not unmindful of their religious obligations. There being no public building in their neighborhood, their house was opened to the proclamation of the Gospel and ere 12 months had passed they enjoyed the happy consolations of seeing many of their neighbors become obedient to faith and a church organied in their home which grew in numbers and zeal, resulting in the erection of what is known today as The church of Christ at Price's Branch. NAME: This congregation has stood without disruption to the present time and is a living monument to the memory of Caleb L Summers and his devoted wife to whom nine children were born, all of whom 5 girls and 4 boys, followed the faith of their father and mother, eight of whom are still living on this side of the river which only separates the family of God, in Heaven and on Earth. NAME: Brethern, there is, there can be no heavenly place in this benighted world, where the light of the knowledge of the glory of God, in the person of Jesus Christ, has not shined upon and into the glory of God hearts and out the lives of men. In the example of Bro. Summers, we see the truth of the maxim exemplified that "Great ends are often accomplished through small means." NAME: Peace to his memory. His remains are sleeping with those of his co-laborers, on the slope in the cemetary just west of the building where he so often met with the children of God awaiting the summons to immortality. > NAME: This was rewritten by Becky Daugherty from a family bible that contained a newpaper clipping of the above. 30. NAME: Departed this life on July 9, 1903 at the home of his daughter Mrs Fannie Wells, near Marlin, MO at age 84 years. Born in Boone County, KY he came to Pike County, MO in 1835. In 1840 he obeyed the Gospel at Louisville, MO under the preaching of Winthrop Hopson. During the same year he was married to Miss Sallie A Bryant of Pike County, MO and settled on a farm of 300 acres near Prices' Branch in Montogomery County. NAME: He and his devoted wife were not unmindful of their religious obligations. There being no public building in their neighborhood, their house was opened to the proclamation of the Gospel and ere 12 months had passed they enjoyed the happy consolations of seeing many of their neighbors become obedient to faith and a church organied in their home which grew in numbers and zeal, resulting in the erection of what is known today as The church of Christ at Price's Branch. NAME: This congregation has stood without disruption to the present time and is a living monument to the memory of Caleb L Summers and his devoted wife to whom nine children were born, all of whom 5 girls and 4 boys, followed the faith of their father and mother, eight of whom are still living on this side of the river which only separates the family of God, in Heaven and on Earth. NAME: Brethern, there is, there can be no heavenly place in this benighted world, where the light of the knowledge of the glory of God, in the person of Jesus Christ, has not shined upon and into the glory of God hearts and out the lives of men. In the example of Bro. Summers, we see the truth of the maxim exemplified that "Great ends are often accomplished through small means." NAME: Peace to his memory. His remains are sleeping with those of his co-laborers, on the slope in the cemetary just west of the building where he so often met with the children of God awaiting the summons to immortality. > NAME: This was rewritten by Becky Daugherty from a family bible that contained a newpaper clipping of the above. 31. NAME: Departed this life on July 9, 1903 at the home of his daughter Mrs Fannie Wells, near Marlin, MO at age 84 years. Born in Boone County, KY he came to Pike County, MO in 1835. In 1840 he obeyed the Gospel at Louisville, MO under the preaching of Winthrop Hopson. During the same year he was married to Miss Sallie A Bryant of Pike County, MO and settled on a farm of 300 acres near Prices' Branch in Montogomery County. NAME: He and his devoted wife were not unmindful of their religious obligations. There being no public building in their neighborhood, their house was opened to the proclamation of the Gospel and ere 12 months had passed they enjoyed the happy consolations of seeing many of their neighbors become obedient to faith and a church organied in their home which grew in numbers and zeal, resulting in the erection of what is known today as The church of Christ at Price's Branch. NAME: This congregation has stood without disruption to the present time and is a living monument to the memory of Caleb L Summers and his devoted wife to whom nine children were born, all of whom 5 girls and 4 boys, followed the faith of their father and mother, eight of whom are still living on this side of the river which only separates the family of God, in Heaven and on Earth. NAME: Brethern, there is, there can be no heavenly place in this benighted world, where the light of the knowledge of the glory of God, in the person of Jesus Christ, has not shined upon and into the glory of God hearts and out the lives of men. In the example of Bro. Summers, we see the truth of the maxim exemplified that "Great ends are often accomplished through small means." NAME: Peace to his memory. His remains are sleeping with those of his co-laborers, on the slope in the cemetary just west of the building where he so often met with the children of God awaiting the summons to immortality. > NAME: This was rewritten by Becky Daugherty from a family bible that contained a newpaper clipping of the above. 32. NAME: he came to Pike County, MO in 1833. 33. NAME: he came to Pike County, MO in 1833. 34. NAME: he came to Pike County, MO in 1833. 35. NAME: lived in Pike County, MO and died childless. 36. NAME: lived in Pike County, MO and died childless. 37. NAME: lived in Pike County, MO and died childless. 38. NAME: Soldier in the Southern Confederacy. 39. NAME: Soldier in the Southern Confederacy. 40. NAME: Soldier in the Southern Confederacy. 41. NAME: Also have found the spelling to be Catherine with a "C". 42. NAME: Also have found the spelling to be Catherine with a "C". 43. NAME: Also have found the spelling to be Catherine with a "C". 44. NAME: Birthyear could be 1865 also. 45. NAME: Birthyear could be 1865 also. 46. NAME: Died during Civil War Days. 47. NAME: Was at St Louis MO around 1790 and for a few years operated a saw mill at 23rd/Market Street. Later part of the 18th century or beginning of the 19th century he moved this mile fifty miles west of St Louis and laid out the present town of Warrenton MO. NAME: NAME: In 1815 Morica Morgan fell over his saw and was bisected. He is buried at Warrington. 48. NAME: Twin brother of George W Summers. 49. NAME: Twin brother of George W Summers. 50. NAME: Twin brother of George W Summers. 51. NAME: Twin brother of Benjamin F Summers. 52. NAME: Twin brother of Benjamin F Summers. 53. NAME: Twin brother of Benjamin F Summers. 54. NAME: Dob could possibly be 4 Sept 1821. 55. NAME: Dob could possibly be 4 Sept 1821. 56. NAME: Dob could possibly be 4 Sept 1821. 57. NAME: Twin of John. 58. NAME: Twin of John. 59. NAME: Twin of John. |