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Kirtley Family Genealogy Notes

Missouri

Mark B. Arslan

407 Highlands Lake Drive

Cary, NC 27518-9167

[email protected]

Kirtley Genealogy Web Site: http://arslanmb.org/kirtley/kirtley.html

4 July 2014

MO, State Death Index {10886}

13 Jul 1910 Kirtley, Euphonius #13622

male, married, occupation: retired farmer

b. 26 Nov 1835, IN

d. Chillicothe, Livingston Co., MO

cause: hemiplagia

burial @ Mooresville

father: Asa P. Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: Mary B. Rogers (b. KY)

informant: A. J. Simpson [?]

certificate: 20716

19 Jan 1911 Kirtley, M. #22614

male, married, occupation: travelling man (stoves)

b. 18 Mar 1847, Callaway [Co.], MO

d. Paris, Monroe Co., MO

cause: apoplexy – due to cerebral hemorrhage

burial @ Quincy, IL

father: Washington Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: Isabel Tucker (b. KY)

informant: Walter Wilson (of Quincy, IL)

certificate: 2545

30 Apr 1911 Kirtley, Dora Jourdan #13622/1

female, widowed

b. 1 Feb 1850, Johnson Co., MO


cause: chronic gastritis torpidity of liver general nervous breakdown


father: ----- Cornwell [birthplace not stated]

mother: [not stated]

informant: Mrs. Matthew [#136222] (of Joplin, MO)

certificate: 18293

28 Feb 1912 Kirtley, Sadie E. #12352/1

female, married, occupation: housewife

b. 18 Jan 1859, WV

d. Kansas City, Kaw Twp., Jackson Co., MO

cause: cardio-renal asthma appendiceal abscess

burial @ Elmwood

father: Cameron Lewis (b. America)

mother: Caroline unknown (b. America)

informant: Dora L. Leichhardt (Record Clerk, General Hospital)

certificate: 9239

22 May 1912 Kirtley, Nicholas #12323

male, married, occupation: cattle breeder (retired 8 years)

b. 23 Dec 1841, Rockcastle Co., KY

d. Savannah, Andrew Co., MO

cause: softening of brain

burial @ Savannah

father: Larkin Kirtley

mother: Nancy Dysart

informant: J. C. Kirtley [#123231] (of Savannah)

certificate: 16086

30 May 1912 Kirtley, O. L. T. #226721

male, married, occupation: merchant

b. 10 Mar 1875, Ashley, Pike Co., MO

d. Hannibal, Marion Co., MO

cause: accidental drown

burial @ Mt. Olivet

father: Dr. W. T. Kirtley (b. Campbellsville, KY)

mother: L. A. Franklin (b. Winchester, MO)

informant: William T. Kirtley (of Frankford)

certificate: 20665

30 May 1912 Kirtley, Mary #2267211

female, single

b. Hannibal, MO

d. Buffalo Twp., Pike Co., MO @ age about 8y

cause: drowning accidental being coroner verdict

burial @ Hannibal

father: Otho Kirtley (b. Frankford, MO)

mother: Elizabeth Leonard (b. Hannibal, MO)

informant: W. R. Clements (of Louisiana, MO)

certificate: 20900

30 May 1912 Kirtley, Frankie Armilda #226721/1


b. 5 Apr 1875, Hannibal, MO

d. Saverton Twp., Ralls Co., MO (place of recovery of body)

cause: accidental drowning

burial @ Mt. Olivet

father: John Cortey? Leonard (b. Hannibal, MO)

mother: May Waterson? (b. England)

informant: A. C. Leonard

certificate: 20939

2 Sep 1912 Huffaker, Alexander Campbell #12325/1


b. 14 Mar 1869, Nodaway Co., MO

d. Nodaway Twp., Andrew Co., MO

cause: dilitation of heart, heart had been diseased for a number of years (contribu-

tory: cholecystitis)

burial @ ?

father: Walter Huffaker (b. VA)

mother: ----- Bartey? (b. VA)

informant: N. C. Huffaker (of St. Joseph, MO)

certificate: 28628

12 Aug 1913 Blakey, Richard W. #55115

male, widowed, occupation: retired physician

b. 16 Nov 1839, Howard Co., MO

d. Fayette, Howard Co., MO

cause: chronic interstitial nephritis with ----- (contributory: arteriosclerosis)

burial @ Roanoke

father: John M. Blakey (b. VA)

mother: Fannie White (b. VA)

informant: G. W. Morehead [#65426]

certificate: 26215

17 Mar 1914 Collins, Frank K. #21573

male, married, occupation: farmer

b. 21 Apr 1849, MO

d. Moberly, Randolph Co., MO

cause: chronic Brights disease

burial @ Moberly

father: Reuben Collins (b. MO)

mother: Mary J. Martin (b. MO)

informant: Mrs. Frank K. Collins (of Moberly)

certificate: 9721

27 Oct 1914 Kirtley, William T. #22672

male, married, occupation: druggist

b. 27 Oct 1914, KY

d. Frankford, Pike Co., MO @ age 65y-5m-20d

cause: apoplexy; contributory: nephritis

burial @ Frankford

father: E. L. Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: Martha Miller (b. KY)

informant: Vernia Kirtley (of New London)

certificate: 39789

24 Aug 1915 Kirtley, Lauretta

female, black, single, occupation: none

b. 22 Jul 1913, Kansas City, MO


cause: gastroenteritis

burial @ Highland

father: Henry Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: Lola Beach (b. TN)

informant: Henry Kirtley

certificate: 24922

30 Dec 1915 Matthews, Mary B. #136222

female, married, occupation: house wife

b. 1 Mar 1867, Mooresville, [Livingston Co.,] MO

d. Joplin, Jasper Co., MO

cause: lobar pneumonia


father: Ephroneus Curtley (b. IN)

mother: Martha Stuckey (b. MO)

informant: O. W. Matthews

certificate: 1878

9 Apr 1916 Kirtley, Elizabeth D. #136221/1

female, married, occupation: domestic housekeeper

b. May 1871, Livingston Co., MO


cause: suppression of urine following abdominal operation


father: Dr. Theo. Fisk (b. TN)

mother: Mary Dibbrell (b. TN)

informant: A. T. Kirtley [#136221]

certificate: 15156

24 May 1916 Blakey, Yelverton Coward #55113


b. 8 Jul 1835, Osage Co., MO

d. Shannondale, Chariton Co., MO

cause: uremia (contributory: prostatitis)

burial @ Asbury Chapel

father: Jno. May Blakey (b. VA)

mother: Frances White (b. VA)

informant: ----- Leach

certificate: 17320

21 Oct 1916 Kirtley, William

male, black, single

b. 9 Nov 1915, Slater [Saline Co.], MO

d. Slater, Saline Co., MO

cause: incipient tuberculosis

burial @ Rehobeth Cemetery

father: don’t know

mother: Luella Kirtley (b. Slater, MO)

informant: Luella Kirtley (of Slater)

certificate: 36455

30 Nov 1916 Kirtley, Martha #22653/2


b. 28 Feb 1848, Marion Co., MO

d. Hannibal, Marion Co., MO

cause: pneumonia lobar; contributory: influenza

burial @ Hope Cemetery

father: Armisted Kimper (b. VA)

mother: Julia Buckner (b. VA)

informant: Miss Elvia Kimper (of Hannibal)

certificate: 41822

1 Jan 1917 Kirtley, Luke #22656

male, married, occupation: Baptist minister

b. 11 Dec 1858, Montgomery Co., MO

d. Vandalia, Audrain Co., MO

burial @ Vandalia

cause: la grippe

father: Manly Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: Elizabeth Hill (b. Montgomery Co., MO)

informant: Sallie Tippett [#22651] (of Vandalia)

certificate: 72

16 Oct 1917 Harper, Mary C. #ze12

female, widowed, occupation: housewife

b. 30 Oct 1838 [birthplace not stated]

d. Mooresville Twp., Livingston Co., Missouri

cause: fracture of hip, accidental stumble and fall, while walking


father: John Stuckey [birthplace not stated]

mother: Julia Rucker [birthplace not stated]

informant: Neal Kirtley [#136214]

20 Oct 1917 Kirtley, Elizabeth Irine

female, single

b. 13 Feb 1917, Tery, SD

d. St. Michael Twp., Madison Co., MO

cause: illeocolitis

burial @ Masonic Cemetery, Fredericktown

father: Edward E. Kirtley (b. Taylor Co., KY)

mother: Elizabeth Finn (b. Franklin Co., KY)

informant: Mrs. E. E. Kirtley

certificate: 35691

30 Nov 1917 Blakey, Yelverton Cowheard #55163

male, single, occupation: laborer

b. 15 May 1843, VA


cause: pulmonary aedema (contributory: mitral regurgitation)

burial @ Slater City Cemetery

father: “Dont Know”

mother: “Dont Know”

informant: Mrs. Mary Vassar??

certificate: 40243

4 Dec 1917 Morehead, Phenella #65421/2

female, widowed, occupation: housekeeper

b. 30 Sep 1840, MO


cause: cerebral hemorrhage

burial @ Moberly

father: Waller Head (b. VA)

mother: Hardenia Garth (b. VA)

informant: Mrs. A. J. McHugh [#654213]

certificate: 42400

5 Apr 1918 Kirtley, Susan #1362B/1


b. 10 Nov 1862, Lafayette Co., MO

d. Lexington, Lafayette Co., MO

cause: carcinoma breast

burial @ Lexington

father: John M. Rice (b. Lafayette Co., MO)

mother: Susan N. Krouse (b. IL)

informant: Jas. Rice

certificate: 13746

22 Aug 1918 Kirtley, Martha Ann #13624/1

female, widowed, occupation: at home

b. 10 Nov 1842, KY

d. Kaw Twp., Jackson Co., MO

cause: duodenal ulcer, gall stones

burial @ Talst [?] Hill

father: Jas. A. Huey (b. KY)

mother: Mary K. Coin (b. KY)

informant: Mrs. A. F. Waggner

certificate: 26587

13 Sep 1918 Kirtley, Frank

male, single

b. MO

d. St. Louis, MO @ age 43y

cause: chronic valvular disease aortic & mitral regurgitation, contributory: syphi-

lis

father: not known

mother: not known

informant: C?. Rowan, City Hospital

certificate: 30836

16 Oct 1918 Kirtley, Lula June #1122623

female, single, occupation: school girl

b. 1 Jun 1905, MO

d. St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., MO

burial @ Woodruff

cause: acute parenchymatoses [?], nephritis, and endocarditis; contributory: influ-

enza

father: W. T. Kirtley (b. MO)

mother: Lyda English (b. MO)

informant: Chas. Collins (of St. Joseph)

certificate: 31885

10 Mar 1919 Kirtley, John Henry

male, black, single, occupation: farmer

b. 13 Jan 1853, Boone Co., MO

d. Columbia Twp., Boone Co., MO

cause: chronic nephritis

burial @ Mt. Moriah Cemetery

father: Jno. Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: Kitty Samuels (b. Boone Co., MO)

informant: L. Kirtley (of Columbia, MO)

1 Nov 1919 Kirtley, Laura

female, black, occupation: home

spouse: Rylan Kirtley

b. MO

d. Slater, Saline Co., MO @ age 45y

cause: cancer of breast (only saw her once)

burial @ Armstrong

father: don’t know

mother: don’t know

informant: Belle Cook (of Slater)

2 Dec 1919 Kirtley, Barbra Jane #12324/1

female, white, widowed, occupation: housewife

spouse: C. C. Kirtley

b. Barkwell, Knox Co., KY

d. Union Star, Polk Twp., De Kalb Co., MO @ age 74y-11d

cause: chronic albuminaria (contributory: varicose veins)

burial @ Kirtley Cemetery

father: Samual Word (b. Barkwell, KY)

mother: ----- McCargail (b. KY)

informant: S. B. Kirtley [#123241] (of Union Star)

22 Feb 1920 Kirtley, Arthur #1362B

male, widowed, occupation: retired farmer

b. 21 Jan 1860, Lafayette Co., MO

d. Lexington, Lafayette Co., MO

cause: acute perotinitis

burial @ Lexington

father: Asa Kirtley (b. VA)

mother: Miss Herrington (b. MO)

informant: Jas. L. Rice

certificate: 7526

10 Sep 1921 Kirtley, W. L. #12352

male, widowed, occupation: real estate

b. 2 Dec 1847, Mt. Vernon [Rockcastle Co.], KY


cause: cerebral hemorrhage; contributory: diabetes and nephritis

burial @ Elmwood

father: Charles Kirtley

mother: unknown

informant: L. G. Kirtley [#123524] (of Kansas City)

certificate: 3195

29 Dec 1921 Kirtley, Neal #136214

male, married, occupation: farmer

spouse: Juda Kirtley

b. 17 May 1867, Mooresville Twp. [Livingston Co.], MO

d. Mooresville Twp., Livingston Co., MO

cause: aortic insuffiency (vascular heart disease)? instant death

burial @ Mooresville Cemetery

father: Marcus Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: Cathrin Stuckey (b. Howard Co., MO)

informant: P. Kirtley (of Chillicothe)

certificate: 32939

7 Feb 1922 Kirtley, Mary K. #136242

female, single, occupation: teacher

b. 18 Apr 1873, MO


cause: gastric ulcer

burial @ Forest Hill Cemetery

father: Cyrus A. Kirtley (b. MO)

mother: Martha Ann Huey (b. KY)

informant: Bernice Kirtley

certificate: 597

8 Oct 1922 Kirtley, Richard Claud #112261

male, married, occupation: farming

spouse: Essie Kirtley

b. 30 Oct 1870, MO

d. Green Twp., Platte Co., MO

cause: suicide by taking carbolic acid

burial @ Pleasant Ridge Cemetery

father: Philip Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: Susie Darnell (b. MO)

informant: Joe Carter (of New Market)

certificate: 29332

20 Mar 1923 Kirtley, John

male, black, widowed, occupation: retired farmer

b. 23 Feb 1826, KY

d. Columbia Twp., Boone Co., KY

cause: apoplexy

burial @ Mt. Moriah Cemetery

father: unknown

mother: unknown

informant: Mrs. L. C. Kirtley

certificate: 7976

14 Apr 1923 Kirtley, Columbus F. #22653

male, widowed, occupation: retired shoeworker

spouse: Mattie Kirtley

b. 5 Apr 1849, Taylor Co., KY

d. Hannibal, Mason Twp., Marion Co., MO

cause: supposed heart disease

burial @ Hope Cemetery

father: [none stated]

mother: [none stated]

informant: Mrs. F. A. Wickham (of Hannibal)

certificate: 13320

6 Jun 1923 Kirtley, Simeon B. #12454

male, married, of Columbia, occupation: salesman @ printing

spouse: Alice Kirtley

b. 27 Apr 1848, Mexico, MO

d. St. Louis, MO

cause: edema of the brain; contributory: arteriosclerosis

burial @ Columbia, MO

father: Wm. Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: Leticia Givens (b. Carolina)

informant: Alice Kirtley (of Columbia)

certificate: 19825

9 Aug 1923 Thurmond, Martha E. #2624

female, widowed, occupation: widow of farmer

spouse: John L. Thurmond

b. 10 Aug 1835, Barren Co., KY

d. Ash Grove, Greene Co., MO

cause: valvular heart disease, mitral regurgitation - chronic (contributory: senility)

burial @ Ash Grove

father: P. J. Kirtly (b. VA)

mother: ----- McDaniel

informant: Henry Thurmond (of Ash Grove)

certificate: 23908

17 Sep 1923 Kirtley, Maynard J. R.

male, single

b. 23 Sep 1922, Slater, MO


cause: whooping cough

burial @ Rehoboth Cemetery

father: Maynard Kirtley (b. MO)

mother: Ethel Campbell (b. Slater, MO)

informant: Ethel Kirtley (of Slater)

certificate: 29029

21 Nov 1923 Kirtley, Jno. C. #21146

male, married, of Orrick, occupation: farmer

spouse: Jennie Kirtley

b. 8 Oct 1847, KY

d. Fishing River Twp., Ray Co., MO

cause: general paresis

burial @ South Point

father: Madison Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: Miss Easley (b. KY)

informant: Henry Lee Elliott (of Carriden?, MO)

certificate: 34026

30 Nov 1923 Kirtley, Chas. C. #11156

male, single, occupation: [none stated]

b. MO

d. Hazel Hill Twp., Johnson Co., MO @ age about 58?y

cause: exposure and senility or old age; contributory: cold weather, snow

burial @ Higginsville

father: [none stated]

mother: [none stated]

informant: M. H. Schonakenberg (of Higginsville)

certificate: 33491

7 Dec 1923 Kirtley, Mary M. #3533/1


b. 6 Nov 1849, Alvemoil [Albemarle] Co., VA

d. Lowry, Butler Twp., St. Clair Co., MO

cause: heart disease, chronic valvular

burial @ Appleton City Cemetery

father: George M. Lofland (b. Alvemoil [Albemarle] Co., VA)

mother: Elza Cox (b. Alvemoil [Albemarle] Co., VA)

informant: C. M. Kirtley [#35331]

certificate: 37352

8 Jan 1924 Naylor, Jackson #6574/1

male, married, occupation: hauling? wood

b. 3 Sep 1839, Howard Co., MO

d. Versailles, Moreau Twp., Morgan Co., MO

cause: apoplexy

burial @ Versailles

father: George Naylor (b. Ireland)

mother: Margret Hilsen? (b. Howard Co., MO)

informant: Mrs. Jack Naylor

certificate: 1795-C

1 Nov 1925 Huffaker, Mildred Mariah #12325


b. 19 Mar 1845, Rockcastle Co., KY

d. Savannah, Nodaway Twp., Andrew Co., MO

cause: heart block (contributory: angina pectoris)

burial @ Savannah

father: Larkin Kirtley

mother: ?

informant: Katherine Huffaker (of Savannah)

certificate: 32153

10 Dec 1925 Kirtley, Maxine #353311

female, single

b. 8 Dec 1925, St. Clair Co., MO

d. Butler Twp., St. Clair Co., MO

cause: injury at birth, crushed head, right side, paralysis left side arm & leg (con-

tributory: forceps delivery)

burial @ Appleton City Cemetery

father: Charley M. Kirtley (b. Rockingham Co., VA)

mother: Addie Gibbens (b. Henry Co., MO)

informant: Chas. M. Kirtley [#35331] (of Chloe)

certificate: 37397

30 Oct 1926 Kirtley, Hazel

female, black, single, occupation: bootlegger

b. 4 Sep 1889, MO


cause: shot by some one unknown at this time (B. M. Spotts, Coroner)

burial @ Rehobeth Cemetery

father: Ryal Kirtley (b. MO)

mother: Emma Salinstoll (b. MO)

informant: Henry Kirtley (of Slater)

certificate: 33710

9 Nov 1926 Blakey, Mary Fulton #55165/1


spouse: Wm. Blakey

b. 6 Apr 1850, Paris [Monroe Co.], MO

d. Paris, Monroe Co., MO

cause: acute dilation of right heart (contributory: arteriosclerosis and cardiac hy-

pertrophy)

burial @ Walnut Grove

father: John B. Caldwell

mother: Mildred Bucker (b. KY)

informant: Geo. C. Blakey [#551652]

certificate: 35474

7 Jan 1927 Kirtley, Mary M. #22251/1

female, married, of Moberly, occupation: housekeeper

spouse: William H. Kirtley

b. 24 Nov 1841, KY


cause: senility (contributory: arteriosclerosis)

burial @ Madison

father: William Witherspoon (b. VA)

mother: “Unknown”

informant: M. F. Kirtley [#222512]

certificate: 2228

6 Dec 1927 Kirtley, Alice Boone #12454/1

female, widowed, of Columbia, occupation: homekeeper

spouse: S. B. Kirtley

b. 30 Jul 1854, Fayette, Howard Co., MO

d. Columbia, Boone Co., MO

cause: angina pectoris, acute, sudden (contributory: arteriosclerosis)

burial @ Columbia Cemetery

father: W. C. Boone (b. Shelby Co., KY)

mother: Lucy Daly (b. Jasemine [Jessamine] Co., KY)

informant: W. B. Kirtley [#124541]

certificate: 35963

17 Dec 1927 Collins, John Calhoun #6673

male, widowed, occupation: retired

spouse: Junie Collins

b. 10 Jun 1853, Howard Co., MO

d. Glasgow, Chariton Twp., Howard Co., MO

cause: carcinoma of liver

burial @ Washington Cemetery

father: Capt. May B. Collins (b. VA)

mother: Mary F. Hughes (b. Howard Co., MO)

informant: Mrs. Theo Osborne [#6674]

certificate: 36687

30 Dec 1927 Kirtley, Philip King #11226

male, married, of St. Joseph, occupation: retired farmer

spouse: Mary L. Kirtley

b. 28 Oct 1845, KY


cause: phenol poisoning, self administered, probly suicidal

burial @ Mount Mora Cemetery

father: “Unknown”

mother: “Unknown”

informant: Mary L. Kirtley

certificate: 36106

21 Dec 1928 Kirtley, Benjamin L. #12314

male, married, of Maryville, occupation: carpenter

spouse: Ellen Wachtel Kirtley

b. Nov 1847, KY

d. Maryville, Polk Twp., Nodaway Co., MO

cause: sudden death from acute dilitation of heart from chronic myocarditis

burial @ Bennett Lane Cemetery, Savannah

father: unknown (b. KY)

mother: unknown

informant: John Airy (of Maryville)

certificate: 41901

20 Feb 1929 Kirtley, Mary Lewis #11226/2

female, widowed, of St. Joseph, occupation: housewife

spouse: Philip K. Kirtley

b. 2 Oct 1858, Platte Co., MO


cause: paralysis (contributory: cerebral hemorrhage)

burial @ Mount Mora Cemetery

father: Loren Rice Keller (b. KY)

mother: unknown

informant: Louis Kirtley [#112267] (of St. Joseph)

certificate: 5605

18 May 1929 Kirtley, Henry

male, black, married, of Kansas City, occupation: blacksmith

spouse: Lola Kirtley

b. 12 Feb 1875, Kentucky


cause: mitral regurgitation

burial @ Blue Ridge Lane?

father: Henry Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: Julia -----

informant: Lola Kirtley

certificate: 18337

12 Aug 1929 Kirtley, Virginia Read #21146/1


b. 17 Nov 1858, VA

d. Fishing River Twp., Ray Co., MO

cause: carcinoma [of] stomach

burial @ South Point Cemetery

father: Silas Hudson (b. WV)

mother: Martha Read (b. VA)

informant: Cora Miller [#211461 ?] (of Kansas City, MO)

certificate: 28669

19 Jan 1930 Kirtley, Harold Doran #2114651

d. Ray Co., MO

certificate: 2355

20 Feb 1930 Kirtley, Ethard B. #211466

d. Clay Co., MO

certificate: 4402

18 Feb 1931 Kirtley, Richard #11155

d. Lafayette Co., MO

certificate: 6135

18 Apr 1933 Kirtley, V. E. #22654

d. Iron Co., MO

certificate: 13110

26 Jun 1933 Kirtley, William A. #22251

male, widowed, of Moberly, occupation: retired

b. 25 Nov 1843, KY


cause: cerebral hemor[rh]age

burial @ Madison

father: Milton Kirtley (b. KY)

mother: ----- Sims (b. KY)

informant: M. F. Kirtley [#222512] (of Moberly)

certificate: 20777

30 Dec 1933 Kirtley, Helen L. #136212/1

d. Caldwell Co., MO

certificate: 39343

8 Jul 1935 Kirtley, Elizabeth E. #12314/2


spouse: Benjamin Kirtley

b. 28 Oct 1843, IN

d. Maryville, Nodaway Co., MO

cause: hemiplegia from rupture [of] right middle meningeal artery

burial @ Miriam

father: Martin Wachtel (b. Germany)

mother: Mary King (b. IN)

informant: Emery Airy (of Maryville)

certificate: 23911

11 Oct 1936 Kirtley, William E. #123244

d. De Kalb Co., MO

certificate: 37220

14 Mar 1937 Kirtley, Homer #136211

d. Livingston Co., MO

certificate: 12521

Feb 1938 Kirtley, Anna #22654/1

d. Iron Co., MO

certificate: 6948

Apr 1941 Kirtley, Byron #zu2

d. Mercer Co., MO

certificate: 15191

Jun 1942 Kirtley, Essie #112261/1


certificate: 20714

Oct 1942 Kirtley, Albert #zu3

d. Mercer Co., MO

certificate: 34310

Apr 1945 Kirtley, Lemmie R. #211463

d. Ray Co., MO

certificate: 14397

Oct 1946 Kirtley, Lester G. #123524

d. Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO

certificate: 33639

May 1947 Kirtley, Fannie #22635/1 ?


certificate: 17491

Nov 1948 Kirtley, Juda E. #136214/1

d. Clay Co., MO

certificate: 35949

May 1949 Kirtley, Charles M. #35331

d. St. Clair Co., MO

certificate: 20669

8 Aug 1949 Kirtley, Mattie Ellen #222512/1

female, married, of Moberly, occupation: at home

spouse: Millard F. Kirtley

b. 2 Oct 1882, MO


cause: tetanus due to compound . . . fracture both bones left leg (very dirty

comp[oun]d fract[ure]., accident, fall from backsteps of home)

burial @ Oakland (Moberly)

father: Edward Fletcher

mother: Rebecca Lewis

informant: Millard F. Kirtley [#222512] (of Moberly)

certificate: 27721

Jan 1950 Kirtley, William T. #112262


certificate: 251

Nov 1950 Kirtley, Russell A. #136241


certificate: 40812

Feb 1952 Kirtley, Helen #136211/1


certificate: 5686

2 Apr 1952 Kirtley, Millard Fillmore #222512

male, widowed, of Moberly, occupation: [blank]

spouse: Mattie Helen Kirtley

b. 16 Feb 1869, KY


cause: broncho pneumonia due to cardiovascular renal disease

burial @ Oakland Cemetery (Moberly)

father: William Henry Kirtley

mother: Mary Witherspoon

informant: Phil Kirtley [#2225121] (of Moberly)

certificate: 12979

May 1952 Kirtley, Clarence #123521

d. Jackson Co., MO

certificate: 16919

Sep 1952 Kirtley, Samuel B. #123241

d. De Kalb Co., MO

certificate: 31161

Dec 1954 Kirtley, Asa T. #136221


certificate: 37955

Jun 1955 Kirtley, Richard E. #22635


certificate: 22230

Aug 1955 Kirtley, Charles C. #123246

d. Andrew Co., MO

Andrew Co., Births {21130}

31 May 1884 Kirtley, Clyde Francis #123522

male, 2nd child of mother

b. Savannah, Andrew Co., MO

father: W. L. Kirtley (age 36, b. KY, occupation: County Clerk)

mother: Sadie E. Lewis (age 25, b. VA)

informant: Mrs. E. Frodsham

20 Apr 1886 Kirtley, ----- #123246 ?

female, 7th child of mother

b. Empire Twp., Andrew Co., MO

father: Columbus Kirtley (age 43, b. Rockcastle Co., KY, occupation: farmer)

mother: Barbara J. Word (age 40, of Empire Twp., b. Knox Co., KY)

informant: W. A. Lockett, MD

4 Nov 1887 Kirtley, Evart W. #123523

male, 3rd child of mother


father: W. S. Kirtley (age 40, b. KY, occupation: clerk)

mother: Sarah E. Lewis (age 28, b. VA)


24 Jan 1890 Kirtley, Frank Larkin #123232

male, 2nd child of mother


father: Nicholas Kirtley (age 48, b. KY, occupation: Co. Treasurer)

mother: Mary Alice Wakefield (age 33, b. MO)


14 Jan 1891 Kirtley, Lester G. #123524

male, 4th child of mother


father: William L. Kirtley (age 43, b. KY, occupation: clerk)

mother: Sarah E. Lewis (age 32, b. VA)

by W. Martin, MD

Andrew Co., Marriages {21058}

14 Feb 1856 Steward, William H.

Kirtley, Matilda H.

29 Dec 1857 Kirtly, James L. #12322 ?

White, Isabella V.

21 Jan 1858 Allison, Robert B.

Kirtley, Mary #12311

27 Dec 1867 Huffaker, Alexander C.

Kirtley, Nannie M. #12325

18 Mar 1869 Kirtley, Columbus #12324

Word, Barbery Jane

25 Mar 1875 Kirtley, Nicholas #12323

Scott, Annie

History of Andrew and DeKalb Counties, Missouri (Chicago, IL: Goodspeed Publish-

ing Co., 1888)

Biography of Nicholas Kirtley [#12323] {21065}

“Nicholas Kirtley, subject of this sketch, is one of the leading citizens of Andrew County, MO.,

and a retired merchant of Savannah. He was born in Rockcastle County, KY., on December

23, 1841, and is the son of Larkin and Nancy (Dysart) Kirtley. The father was born in Scott

County, KY., in 1805, and removed to Andrew County, MO., in the fall of 1849, locating ten

miles east from Savannah, where he followed farming until his death in 1865. The mother

was born in Rockcastle County, KY., May 15, 1806, and is now making her home on the old

homestead in Andrew County, with a son. Nicholas was reared on a farm, and educated at

the North Prairie Institute, near Fillmore. Upon leaving school in 1861, he entered the Con-

federate army, and served for two years, first under Gen. Price's command, and afterward in

Wilfley's battalion of cavalry. Returning to Andrew County at the expiration of his service,

he engaged in farming and stock deaeling, in which he continued until 1875 when he re-

moved to Savannah, having been elected to the office of county treasurer the year preceding.

He served in the capacity of treasurer for two years, when he engaged in merchandising in

Savannah, at which he continued until February 1, 1887, when he retired. He was married in

March, 1875, to Annie Scott, a native of Mason County, KY., who died July 20, 1876. On

June 19, 1879, he was married to Mary A. Wakefield, who was born in Savannah, MO., Sep-

tember 10, 1856, and is the daughter of Dr. M. F. Wakefield (deceased). They have one

child.”

Audrain Co., Marriages {20377}

15 Oct 1862 Cauthorn, Benjamin R.

Kirtley, Ruth A. #12451

Bates Co., Marriages

26 Mar 1874 McMurphey, James H.

Kirtley, Laura

Boone Co., Marriages {4131}

3 May 1832 Pemberton, Harvey

Kirtley, Nancy

15 Feb 1838 Haden, Abner

Kirtley, Amanda

4 Jul 1838 Haden, Joel H.

Kirtley, Zeralda

2 Jul 1843 Kirtley, Fayette F.

Martin, Catherine

19 Oct 1848 Mitchell, Willis

Kirtley, Maria (Mrs.)

6 May 1860 Petty, Davis D.

Kirtley, Thomison G. #21131

21 Oct 1862 Brandenbery, William M.

Kirtley, Thomason Ann #21142

15 Oct 1863 Patton, Henry C.

Kirtley, Louisa #21132

15 Aug 1865 Mayo, James

Kirtley, Sarah E. #21144

6 Jan 1866 Kirtley, Jacob

-----, Jane

30 May 1867 Toalson, James P.

Kirtley, Sarah J. #21134

24 Sep 1872 Haden, Joel H.

Kirtley, Sarah

24 Apr 1873 Kirtley, Pleasant #21145

McMullen, Priscilla J.

6 Aug 1876 Chilton, Uriel G.

Kirtley, Maggie J. #21133

8 May 1880 Kirtley, John

Moss, Mattie

2 Dec 1880 Rowland, Lafayette

Kirtley, Alice T. #21148

Boone Co., Columbia Cemetery {21166}

Kirtley, Simeon Beauford b. 1848 d. 1923 #12454

Kirtley, Alice Boone b. 1854 d. 1927 #12454/1

Kirtley, Lucy Boone b. 1891 d. 1905 #124542

Buchanan Co., Marriages {21060}

6 Jun 1860 Richards, William

Kirtley, Lizzie

6 Apr 1870 Ridge, Thomas D.

Kirtly, Hattie F. #12313

Callaway Co., Marriages {10121}

4 Aug 1841 Crago, Simeon A.

Kertley, Francis A. #3282

13 Apr 1845 Baker, Thomas H.

Kirtly, Marann #3283

4 Jul 1852 Kirtley, Fielding #3286

Derioux?, Emily

Chariton Co., Marriages {20255}

1 Jul 1827 Collins, William #2154

Warmouth, Polly #6514

by M. Jacobs

28 Dec 1828 Warmouth, Thaddeus #6513

Mott, Elizabeth

by Maurice Jacobs, J. P.

30 Dec 1831 Collins, Levi #2155

Warmouth, Lucinday #6517

by Thomas Fristoe

9 Dec 1834 Warmouth, George Washington #6515

Runyon, Sophia

by Martin Winn, J. P.

Clay Co., Marriages

22 Dec 1897 Kirtley, George P.

Harker, Norma

Daviess Co., Marriages {21617}

4 Oct 1849 Kirtley, Sinclair #zu

Smith, America

The History of Henry & St. Clair Counties, Missouri (St. Joseph, MO: National Histor-

ical Co., 1883), p. 750 (Biography of Samuel L. Kirtly [#11145]) {20017}

“Samuel L. Kirtly, stock dealer at Brownington, came originally from Boone County, Kentucky,

where he was born July 10, 1846, being the son of Elijah and Mary Kirtly, nee Sandfords,

also Kentuckians by birth. Samuel accompanied his parents to Boone County, Missouri, in

1856, but after living there two years they came to Henry County, where he grew to man-

hood, his youth being spent on a farm. In March, 1864, he enlisted in the Forty-fifth Missouri

Volunteer Infantry and served till discharged, July 5, 1865. He participated in the fights at

Jefferson City, Nashville, Tennessee, and Frankfort. After his discharge he returned to his

home, and was married here December 24, 1867, to Miss Sarah F. Brown, a daughter of John

P. Brown and a native of the county. After this he was engaged in farming and trading in cat-

tle for about thirteen years. He is now giving his attention to the handling and feeding of cat-

tle and hogs, and handles on an average about twenty-five car loads of cattle and twenty car

loads of hogs annually. He is at present in partnership with J. L. Peeler in the stock business,

and these gentlemen are feeding at this time 105 head of steers and about 175 head of hogs.

Mrs. Kirtly died in March, 1873, leaving three children: Sidney May, Laura J. and Rosa Bird.

Mr. K. was subsequently married October 8, 1876, to Mrs. Emma Wagnor, of this county.

She has one son by her former marriage, Arna Wagnor. There are three children by this last

marriage: Ura, Lock. H. and Jane H. Mr. Kirtly is identified with the Democratic party and

has filled several local offices in this township, among others that of constable for four con-

secutive years. His wife is a member of the Christian Church.”

Howard Co., Marriages {3773}

14 Sep 1843 Ketchum, James F.

Kertley, Mary E.

12 Jan 1847 Ketchum, William

Kirtley, Adaline

8 Jul 1852 Hall, William V.

Page, Matilda #6548

29 Mar 1857 Page, John W. #6571

Naylor, Susan

8 Apr 1857 Naylor, Jackson

Page, Eliza Jane #6574

18 Apr 1858 Page, St. Clair #6546

Twyman, Nannie T.

History of Howard and Cooper Counties (St. Louis, MO: National Historical Com-

pany, 1883) {3965}

Chariton Twp., pp. 456-486

Dr. M. B. Collins [#6643]

"Dr. COLLINS was born in Howard county in 1836; has been practicing medicine in Glasgow

over twenty-two years, and is one of the leading physicians in the western part of the county.

His parents, James and Mildred COLLINS, his mother being formerly a Miss JOHNSON,

were originally from Virginia, but settled in this county at an early day. Dr. COLLINS,

whose mother died when he was an infant, lived with his uncle, Jack COLLINS, till five

years of age, when he went to Virginia to live with his grandfather, Colonel Valentine

JOHNSON, of Orange county. In 1851 he returned to Missouri, where he lived with his un-

cle, M. B. COLLINS, and continued the prosecution of his studies at Elm Ridge academy. In

1855, when nineteen years of age, he resumed the study of medicine under Dr. RUCKER,

continuing it afterward under I. P. VAUGHAN, and in 1860 graduated from the Jefferson

medical college, of Philadelphia, which he also attended after his graduation. In 1861 he be-

gan the practice of medicine in Glasgow, which he has since continued. In his professional

career he has been successful, both as a physician and in situating himself comfortably in

life, notwithstanding that as to the latter particular he has done a great deal of practice for

which he never asked or expected anything except the gratitude of those whom he benefited,

which he has not always received, and the consciousness of having done his duty to suffering

humanity. From the beginning he possessed the four leading qualification for a successful

physician, industry, the love of medicine as a science, a natural liking for its practice, and a

determination to go to the front in his profession. With these qualifications he could hardly

have failed to win the success he has. June 16, 1862, he was married to Miss J. D. FINKS, an

excellent and accomplished lady of this county. They have a family of three interesting chil-

dren, Mildred, May B. and Bruce B. The doctor and his wife are members of the Baptist

church."

William J. Hughes [#6642/1]

"The HUGHES family, of which the subject of this sketch is a representative, have been pioneer

settlers in four states of the union; Maryland, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Missouri. The

founder of the family in this county was a Welshman, who came over to America and settled

in Maryland, in the early days of the colonies. There William HUGHES, the grandfather of

William J., was born and reared. He was married, however, in Pennsylvania, Miss Martha,

daughter of John SWAN, of that state, becoming his wife. They were married in Fort Pitt,

where Pittsburg now stands, at the time the people were "forted", or fortified, against the

British and Indians. A short time afterwards, and after the birth of Joseph S., father of Wil-

liam J., he moved with his family to Pennsylvania. Remaining in that state for a short time,

he then emigrated to Kentucky, and was among the first settlers of that state, having to take

refuge frequently with his family in the forts for protection against the Indians. There, Joseph

grew to manhood, and married his wife, Cassandra, who was a daughter of Colonel William

PRICE, an old soldier of the Revolutionary War, and for many years a state senator in Ken-

tucky. In 1816, Joseph S. HUGHES came to this state and selected a location about four

miles west of Fayette, in Howard county, and the following year brought his family out to his

new home. He opened a farm there of about 300 acres, but some years afterwards moved to a

place about five miles east of Glasgow, where he also made a large farm. On this place he

lived until his death, which occurred in 1863, his wife following him five years afterwards.

They reared a family of eight children, of whom the subject of this sketch, who now resides

on the old homestead of his father, was the seventh. Joseph S. HUGHES was a successful

farmer and was respected by all who knew him for his many sterling, manly qualities. Wil-

liam J., was born in this county, January 5th, 1826, and was reared on the farm where he now

lives. He received a good education in youth, and was brought up to habits of industry which

have not forsaken him. He was married November 29, 1849, to Miss Lucy C., daughter of

James COLLINS. They have ten children: Joseph S., May F. (now Mrs. W. R. PAINTER),

Benjamin J., William C., James C., Overton L., Robert L., Harry B., Louisa F. and Ernest T.

Mrs. Hughes is also a native of Howard county, having been born here April 2, 1832. Mr. H.

has a fine farm of 450 acres, all well improved and in good condition. It is exceptionally

adapted to stock raising, to which he gives a large share of his attention. He and several of his

family are members of the Baptist church."

John W. Rock [#6554/1]

"Farmer. Mr. Rock, who is one of the substantial farmers of Howard county, and who has served

as justice of the peace of his township for the past seven years, has been a resident of this

county for over twenty-five years. He was born in Barren county, Kentucky, September 5,

1829. His father, Joshua Rock, was a native of Virginia, but came to Kentucky and was there

married to Miss Mary Farhis, and lived in Barren county until 1841, when they immigrated

to Missouri and settled in Linn county. Two years later they moved to Macon county and

lived there ten years; then, in 1853, moved to Grundy county. John W. was twelve years old

before his parents left Barren county, namely, 1841, and consequently spent most of his

youth in this state, and particularly in Macon county, where he attended the common schools,

receiving a good ordinary education. When a young man he worked for a time at the carpen-

ter's trade, but was reared on a farm and has followed that occupation thus far through life.

In 1857 he came to Howard county, where he has since resided, and now owns a farm of 181

1/2 acres in a good state of improvement. He served for a while in the enrolled militia, and

afterwards in the Missouri state militia. On the 15th of May, 1857, he was married to Miss

Mary M., daughter of Peter and Polly Page Ford, of this county, but originally of Kentucky.

Mr. and Mrs. Rock have two children, Mary B. and Laura. Both parents are members of the

Baptist church."

JUNE WILLIAMS,

who in youth attended Hon. James G. Blame's school in Kentucky, and was born

and reared in that state, has been a citizen of Howard county since 1853, and

is one of the substantial and highly respected farmers of the county. He was

born December 3, 1830, and at the age of nineteen, in 1849, bid good-bye to the

dear ones of his native home in Scott county, and started for the gold fields

of California. He remained in the Aladdin land of the Pacific until 1851, when

he returned to

"His old Kentucky home, far away."

But on his trip he had passed through Howard county, this state, and had become

impressed with the fertility of its soil and its other superior natural

advantages, and accordingly, in 1853, he came to this county, where be settled

and engaged permanently in farming. His place is about four and a half miles

from Glasgow, and contains 212 acres of the best quality of land. On the 18th

of December, 1854, Mr. Williams was married to Miss Martha Rucker, of Randolph

county, but formerly of Virginia, and they have nine children living - Junie,

Granville, Archie, Dabney, James, Mattie, Horace, Rena and Carrie. One,

besides, is dead - Sidney. Mr. Williams is a member of the Masonic order. His

father, Merrett Williams, was a Virginian by birth, but was reared in Kentucky.

Mrs. Merrett Williams, mother of June, whose maiden name was Eliza Smith, was

of Fayette county, Kentucky.

SOURCE: History of Howard and Cooper Counties, St. Louis: National Historical

Company, 1883, (Chariton township, pp. 456-486.)

Lafayette Co., Marriages {10231}

27 Nov 1856 Kirtley, Shelby #11151

Chinn, Anna

23 Apr 1857 Royle, John C.

Kirtley, Eliza #3263

11 Nov 1873 Kirtley, James B. #11154

McCord, Sallie

22 Jun 1876 Kirtley, (Rev.) Lycurgus #13626

Tidball, Ophelia A.

History of Lafayette County, Missouri (St. Louis, MO: National Historical Company,

1881)

Biography of William Kirtley [#1115] {20955}

“William Kirtley, farmer, P. O. Dover. The parents of the subject of this sketch were native Vir-

ginians, who went to Boone county, Kentucky, at an early day, where William was born, Oc-

tober 28, 1812. Was raised and educated in his native state. In 1837 he came to Missouri on

a prospecting tour, and being prepossessed with the country moved there in 1844, settling in

Lafayette county, Dover township, where he purchased land and opened up a farm. In 1856

he built a fine, large, brick residence. August 27, 1832, he was married to Miss Elizabeth E.

Shelby, of Charlestown, Indiana, a distant relative of Gen. Jo Shelby of this county. By this

union they have seven children, namely: Elijah B., Gustavus A., James B., Richard B.,

Charles C. (named after Charles Carroll, of Carrollton, Maryland, one of the signers of the

Declaration of Independence), Dora M., Montie M. In 1831 while making a trip from Cin-

cinnati, to the south, via. the river, engaged in shipping stock, a causualty happened, which

came near being serious. When near New Madrid the boat struck upon a snag and instantly

filling, all came near being drowned. By prompt action, however, all were rescued. While

on his return trip from Missouri, an opportunity was offered him to purchase a tract of land at

$10 per acre, which is now worth $500 per acre. As he had already bought in Lafayette

county, he declined, thereby making, as he expressed it, "the greatest mistake of my life."

Mr. Kirtley is an energetic, enterprising business man; one who does not sit down to "cry

over spilt milk," but immediately goes to work and rectifies a mistake, as far as possible

when one is made.”

Biography of James B. S. Kirtley [#11154] {20956}

“Capt. James B. S. Kirtley, P. O. Lexington. Capt. Kirtley was born in Boone county, Kentucky,

February 2, 1844. His father, William Kirtley, is now living in this county, a short distance

south of Dover. His mother, Elizabeth Kirtley, was a daughter of Isaac Shelby, who formerly

lived in this county. In the year of his birth, 1844, Capt. Kirtley moved with his parents to

this county, and settled on the farm where his father still resides. He was raised in this

county and partly educated here and partly in the Baptist College, at Georgetown, Kentucky,

where he graduated in 1867. During the war he served under Gen. Shelby in the confederate

army. He first enlisted in 1861 in the state guard, in which he was captured by Jim Lane in

Bates county. He was released on parole, and came home and assisted his father in moving

his slaves to Arkansas, and then rejoined Shelby. After the battle of Corinth he enrolled in

Company A, First Missouri Cavalry, Gordon's regiment, of which he was elected second

lieutenant, and was captain from 1863 to the end of the war. During that period he was on

Col. Shank's staff. After the surrender he went with Shelby to Mexico. He was in nearly all

of the principal battles west of the river, and some east, from Carthage in 1861 to Price's last

raid in 1864. After remaining a year in Mexico, he returned home and went to Georgetown,

Kentucky, college and graduated. He was married on November 11, 1873, to Miss Sarah T.

McCord, daughter of William McCord, deceased. They have had four children, all girls, the

two youngest of whom are living. He is a member of the Missionary Baptist church. He

was raised on a farm, and is now engaged in farming on the old McCord farm three miles

east of Lexington. He also deals largely in stock.”

Livingston Co., Marriages {4136}

4 Mar 1846 Rucker, Andrew

Huggins, Francis

by William P. Clark, M. G.

3 Nov 1850 Rucker, Edwin #ze5

Kirk, Nancy A.

by Edwin Robinson, M. G

4 Jan 1859 Cooper, Charles

Rucker, Nannie #ze5/1

by W. T. Ellington, J. P.

29 Jan 1863 Kirtly, E. #13622

Stucky, Mattie #ze13

29 Aug 1877 Kirlly, E. #13622

Jordan, Dora

20 Oct 1881 Kirtley, Homer #136211

Cunningham, Hellen

22 Feb 1883 Rockhold, Julian

Kirtley, Leora #136213

Livingston Co., Mooresville Twp., Mooresville Cemetery {21691}

From the intersection of Main and Cherry Streets, go north on Main to Depot Street, left (west)

on Depot Street to Mann Street, right (north) to the cemetery, a total distance of 0.7 miles.

Kirtley, Marcus b. 15 Oct 1832 d. 15 Jul 1882 #13621

Kirtley, Homer b. 15 Apr 1857 d. 14 Mar 1937 #136211

Fahey, Hattie Ruth b. Jan 1884 d. 1974 #1362111

Kirtley, Melvin b. 6 Dec 1860 d. 1 Mar 1897 #136212

Rockhold, Leora “Candy” b. 3 Feb 1864 d. 25 Nov 1946 #136213

Rockhold, Julian Buford b. 23 Jan 1855 d. 11 Nov 1936 #136213/1

Kirtley, Neal b. 17 May 1867 d. 31 Dec 1921 #136214

Kirtley, Gertrude b. 22 Apr 1880 d. 13 Feb 1885 #136215

Kirtley, Euphronius b. 26 Nov 1835 d. 13 Jul 1910 #13622

Kirtley, Asa T. b. 17 Dec 1863 d. 5 Dec 1954 #136221

Matthew, Mary B. b. Mar 1867 d. 1915 #136222

Kirtley, Bertie b. 28 May 1871 d. 28 Aug 1959 #136223

Baskett, Martha E. b. 18 Feb 1875 d. 8 Apr 1943 #136224

Rucker, Elila b. 13 Jun 1798 d. 6 Sep 1875 #ze

Stuckey, John b. 15 Mar 1810 d. 6 Oct 1890 #ze1/1

Harper, Mary Catherine b. 1 Nov 1838 d. 16 Oct 1917 #ze12

Kirtley, Martha E. b. 13 Jun 1843 d. 1 Mar 1875 #ze13

Kirtley, (infant) d. 22 Dec 1893

Kirtley, (infant) d. 2 May 1901

Livingston Co., Kirtley Cemetery {9873}

Located SW/4 Sec 14, Twp 57, Range 25, Mooresville Township A small plot 10 ft by 15 ft, was

once surrounded by a rock wall 12 inches high. This is 200 yards north of brick

house.Fenced, no maintenance.

Kirtley, Mary B. b. 5 Aug 1814 d. 24 Feb 1854 #1362/1

(wife of A. T. Kirtley)

The History of Caldwell and Livingston Counties, Missouri (1886), Chapter 17, Living-

ston County, Mooresville Twp. {10311}

“Mooresville municipal township comprises that portion of Congressional township No. 57,

range 25, lying south of Grand river, except in the east line of sections and fractional parts of

sections 31 and 32 in the township 58 - 25.”

“The limestone in this township is very abundant and first-class in quality. Perhaps the largest

and best quarry is that on the farm of Z. Kirtley, in the southwest quarter of section 14, two

miles east of Mooresville. This quarry has been worked by the Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail-

road Company for some years, and is considered one of the best on the line of the road.”

“EUPHRONIUS KIRTLEY [#13622]

(Farmer and Stock-raiser, Section 14, Post-office, Mooresville).

No worthy reference to the agricultural affairs of this county would be complete without mention

of Mr. Kirtley among others engaged in tilling the soil. Besides enjoying to an unlimited ex-

tent the confidence and respect of all who know him, he comes of a family of children they

have not only done credit to themselves but have brought honor upon the name they bear.

Mr. Kirtley's parents, Asa T. and Mary B. Kirtley, nee Rogers, both came of Kentucky nativ-

ity, the former from Boone county and the latter from Fayette county. Asa was a son of Rob-

ert Kirtley his forefathers having come from England in an early day. While in the Blue

Grass State he (Asa) followed farming as a livelihood, and after living there until 1833 he

moved to Indiana, which was his home until returning to Kentucky in 1837. A year later he

settled in Saline county, Mo. and the next year became a citizen of Livingston county, where

he purchased a huge tract of land east of Mooresville, and commenced its cultivation. In

1867 he moved to Lafayette county and at this time he now resides there, occupied in farm-

ing. His wife died in 1855, leaving eight children. She was a daughter of John Rodgers (who

died of the cholera in 1832) and was remarried to Mr. K. in 1831. The names of these chil-

dren were Marcus, who died July 15, 1882; Valerius died when 18 years old; Cyrus was a

member of the Confederate army during the war and saw much active service, was several

times wounded and once reduced to the necessity of sustaining himself upon the flesh of

mules and horses, and surrendered with Pemberton's forces; he now resides at Marshall, Mo.;

Erastus was a member of the M. S. M. and is now located in Marshall, Saline county; Lycur-

gus graduated from William Jewell College and also from the Crosier Theological Seminary,

near Philadelphia, subsequently devoting a year's study with Dr. Osgood, of Flushing, Long

Island; is now an able and rising minister of the Baptist Church at Jackson, Mich.; Manlius,

unmarried, and Millard died in infancy, After the death his first wife Mr. Kirtley married

Miss Margaret F. Herndon, of Carroll county. Three children blessed this union: Endora,

wife of Thomas Bates, of Paola, Kan.; Edward died at the age of 18, and Arthur now assists

in the management of the home place. Euphronius Kirtley was born November 26, 1835, in

Decatur county, Ind., but was reared in this county, receiving a good common school educa-

tion, supplemented by ten months' attendanoe at Edinburg College. In 1865 he left home,

traveled throughout the West for a year, then returned and purchased a large farm east of

Mooresville. January 29, 1863, he was married to Miss Martha E. Stuckey, daughter of John

Stuckey, an old and esteemed citizen of this county. Mrs. K. died in March, 1875, leaving

four children: Asa T., Mary B., Bertie and Hattie. August 29, 1877, Mr. Kirtley was again

married, to Mrs. Dora Jordan. Mr. Kirtley farm now embraces 280 acres of land and upon it

he has a number of short-horm cattle, an industry to which he gives considerable attention.”

Marion Co., Marriages {9900}

13 Mar 1844 Kirtley, C. F. #2263

Buckner, Virginia A.

Pike Co., Marriages {20518}

14 Sep 1881 Little, Wallace M.

Kirtley, Ida #22675

7 Feb 1884 Kirtley, C. F. #2263

Foreman, Mary J.

14 Oct 1885 Kirtley, Otho L. #22676

Turner, Anna

Platte Co., Marriages {10232}

5 Jun 1849 Kirtley, James

Mason, Emily

1 Oct 1867 Kirtley, Jeptha #11224

Jekker, Eliza

9 Dec 1869 Kirtley, Philip K. #11226

Darnall, Susan H.

2 May 1877 Kertley, Philip #11226

Keller, Mollie L.

Ralls Co., Marriages {20517}

2 Apr 1874 Kirtley, William T. #22672

Franklin, Cynthia A.

16 Feb 1882 Caldwell, James W.

Kirtley, Annie S. #22634

25 Nov 1886 Kirtley, Veloriores E. #22654

Hawkins, Anna L.

16 Jan 1890 Brown, James F.

Kirtley, Jessie L. #22638

Ralls Co., Pethel Baptist Church Cemetery {10233}

Located 4 1/2 miles west of New London. This cemetery is situated in the church yard of the ru-

ins of the old Bethel Baptist Church, and no burials have taken place there for many years.

Kirtley, C. F. b. 24 Feb 1816 d. 28 Mar 1901 #2263

Kirtley, Virginia Aylett b. 14 Jul 1818 d. 25 Feb 1882 #2263/1

(wife of C. F. Kirtley)

Kirtley, Frank Buckner b. 3 Sep 1854 d. 11 Jan 1882 #22633

(son of C. F. & V. A. Kirtley)

Randolph Co., Marriages {4119}

(4 Sep)|(30 Oct) 1830 Collins, Francis K. #2151

McKinney, Sally

6 Jun 1833 Collins, Lemuel #2153

Robertson, Courtney

11 Dec 1838 Robertson, Wiley

Collins, Jane #2156

1|21 Nov 1844 Collins, Reuben #2157

Martin, Mary J.

20 Feb 1845 Nunnelly, Robert D.

Collins, Eliza #2158

3 Nov 1850 Anderson, William B.

Collins, Euphene #21511

Ray Co., Marriages {9901}

4 Aug 1842 Kirtley, James #2184

Jacobs, Catherine

20 Jun 1848 Culbertson, Harman H.

Kirtley, Catherine #2184/1

16 May 1852 Dale, Greenberry

Kirtley, Elizabeth #2186

3 Nov 1887 Kirtley, Spencer #32864

Hensley, Maggie

Ripley Co., Births {20536}

3 Nov 1889 Kirtley, Susanah #261192

father: H. J. Kirtley

mother: Charlotte -----

6 Feb 1892 Kittery, Laura #2611A3

father: A. J. Kittery

mother: C. J. Warren

16 May 1893 Kirtley, Charles #2611A4

father: A. J. Kirtley

mother: C. Jane Warren

10 Apr 1896 Kirtley, Mary #2611A5

father: Albert J. Kirtley

mother: Charlota Warren

Ripley Co., Marriages {18749}

8 Jun 1879 Patterson, John W.

Kirtley, Mary G.

24 Jul 1884 Kirtley, Albert J. #2611A

Warren, Charlota J.

30 Jun 1896 Bruce, M. P. T.

Kirkley, Annie Pearl

12 Feb 1900 Kirkley, N. D.

Kirkley, Minnie A.

Saline Co., Marriages {3711}

14 Feb 1861 Ham, Charles

Kirtly, M. A. #13613

by W. M. Bell, M. G.

19 Apr 1866 Kirtley, John M. #13611

Maupin, Bettie

by W. J. Brown, M. G.

filed in Book C, p. 12

6 Nov 1866 Kirtley, Cyrus J. #13624

Hine, Mollie

by W. B. McFarland, M. G.

22 Jun 1869 Page, Chastine G.

Kirtley, Elizabeth H. #13614

by W. H. Bell

filed in Book C, p. 155

20 Oct 1881 Kirtley, Rile

Jackson, Nan

[Note: Per 1900 census, Rile Kirtley is black. – MBA 29 Mar 2006]

Shelby Co., Marriages {21704}

16 Jan 1881 Kirtley, George A.

Harvey, Sallie J.

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