Family Group Sheet
Family Group Sheet
Birth6 Jul 1842, Clay Co., IL, USA467
Census USA1850, Clay & Richmond, Clay Co., IL, USA Age: 7
Census USA1860, Twp. 3 Range 7, Clay Co., IL, USA Age: 17
Census USA1870, Chilhowee, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 27
Census USA1880, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 37
Census USA1900, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 57
Census USA1920, Madison, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 77
Death6 Aug 1925, Leavenworth, Leavenworth Co.,. KS, USA Age: 83
BurialHolden Cemetery, Holden, Johnson Co., MO, USA
Occupation1880 elected Co. Judge, Johnson Co., MO, USA
Military ServiceUSA
FatherJohn Thompson Bothwell (1816-1911)
MotherPriscilla Ellen Potter (1818-1847)
Marriage12 Sep 1867, Clay Co., IL, USA3
SpouseEllen G. Crackles1230
Birth4 Apr 1851, Clay Co., IL, USA769
Census USA1870, Chilhowee, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 18
Census USA1880, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 28
Death17 Dec 1886, MO, USA Age: 35
BurialHolden Cemetery, Holden, Johnson Co., MO, USA
FatherUnknown Crackles
Children
BirthNov 1868, Johnson Co., MO, USA769
Census USA1870, Chilhowee, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 1
Census USA1880, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 11
Census USA1900, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 31
SpouseSamuel G. McCracken (~1870-<1930)
ChildrenHazel E. (~1906-)
BirthDec 1869, Johnson Co., MO, USA769
Census USA1870, Chilhowee, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: <1
Census USA1880, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 10
Census USA1900, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 30
Census USA1920, 4th Ward, Pittsburg, Crawford Co., KS, USA Age: 50
Census USA1930, Harter, Clay Co., IL, USA Age: 60
Death8 May 1950, Clay Co., IL, USA739 Age: 80
MemoCert No. 0018880
Census USA2940, Harter, Clay Co., IL, USA Age: 1070
SpouseNellie A. Pourchot (~1884-)
Marriage22 Sep 1917, Olney, Richland Co., IL, USA1649
Birthabt 1870
DeathJan 1873, Holden Cemetery, Holden, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 3
BirthJul 1871, Johnson Co., MO, USA
Census USA1880, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 8
Census USA1900, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 28
Census USA1880, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 6
Census USA1900, Harter, Clay Co., IL, USA Age: 26
Census USA1910, 23rd Ward, St. Louis, MO, USA Age: 36
Census USA1920, 4th Ward, Sedalia, Pettis Co., MO, USA Age: 46
Census USA1930, Gross, Gem Co., ID, USA Age: 56
Burial28 Mar 1938, Crown Hill Cemetery, Sedalia, Pettis Co., MO, USA
SpouseSina Shinkle Smith (1872-1933)
Birthabt 1875, Johnson Co., MO, USA
Census USA1880, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 5
SpouseBaxter C. Hughes
ChildrenBaxter Homer (1905-)
Birthabt 1877, Johnson Co., MO, USA
Census USA1880, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 3
Death14 Aug 1884 Age: 7
BurialHolden Cemetery, Holden, Johnson Co., MO, USA
Birth3 Sep 1878, Johnson Co., MO, USA111
Census USA1880, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 1
Census USA1900, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 21
Census USA1920, 2nd Ward, Bartlesville, Washington Co., OK, USA Age: 41
Census USA1930, Holden, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 51
Death30 Apr 1947, Sedalia, Pettis Co., MO, USA1956 Age: 68
Burial1 May 1947, Holden, Johnson Co., MO, USA
SpouseRena Hill (-<1947)
Birth5 Oct 1884, Holden, Johnson Co., MO, USA111
Census USA1900, Rose Hill, Johnson Co., MO, USA Age: 15
Census USA1910, Hughesville Twp., Pettis Co., MO, USA Age: 25
Census USA1920, 3rd Ward, Marshall, Saline Co., MO, USA Age: 35
Census USA1930, 4th Ward, Sedalia, Pettis Co., MO, USA Age: 45
Census USA1940, Sedalia, Pettis Co., MO, USA Age: 55
Death18 Oct 1972, Sedalia, Pettis Co., MO, USA4, Sedalia (MO) Democrat 10/18/1972 Age: 88
Burial20 Oct 1972, Crown Hill Cemetery, Sedalia, Pettis Co., MO, USA
OccupationSheriff Of Pettis Co. 1940-1944
SpousePatti Bruce (1886-1958)
Marriage12 Apr 1913, Garland Co., AR, USA3
ChildrenCloyd R. (~1918-1984)
Robert Bruce (1925-2009)
SpouseMattie I. Stumpf
Marriage14 Dec 1907, Pettis Co., MO, USA3
Notes for Charles H. Bothwell
Following info from History of Johnson Co, MO, published 1881 by the Kansas City Historical Society:
C.H. BOTHWELL,
particular mention of whom is also given on page 241 in this volume, is the son of J.T. Bothwell, who was a native of Ohio. The grandfather, James Bothwell, was a lieutenant in the war of 1812. The subject of this sketch was the second child in a family of fifteen, of Scotch descent. Mr. Bothwell received a good education from the common schools of his native county. August 26, 1868, he moved to Johnson Co., Mo., and entered 120 acres of prairie land, about five miles south of Holden.
During the war Mr. B. served as a union soldier in Company A, 98th Illinois. He participated in the following battles: Hover's Gap, Tenn., at the capture of Chattanooga, in which battle he was wounded and made prisoner. He was immediately paroled and was exchanged in May, 1864. In the fall of 1864 his regiment was transferred to Wilson's corps of Sherman's army, and participated in the following battles: Selma, Montgomery, Columbus and Macon. The Fourth Michigan of his corps was the regiment that captured Jefferson Davis. On the 27th day of June, 1865, after marching five hundred miles on their return, his regiment was mustered of out service at Nashville, and was discharged at Springfield, Ill., July 6, 1865. His company, when they left their Illinois home for the service, numbered 101 men, but they returned with only forty-four. After the close of the war Mr. Bothwell was engaged in agricultural pursuits until he moved to this State. September the 11th, 1867, he was married to Miss Ellen G. Crackle, and from this union there are seven children, viz: Priscilla E., Charles F., Edward K., Connard H., Mariette, Harvey H. and Barney B. Although a young man, Mr. Bothwell is popular in his Co., and at the November election, 1880, he was elected to the responsible position of county judge, and to his credit it can be can be said he is making a competent, faithful officer.
Said to have been a member of the detachment that captured Jefferson Davis.
C.H. BOTHWELL,
particular mention of whom is also given on page 241 in this volume, is the son of J.T. Bothwell, who was a native of Ohio. The grandfather, James Bothwell, was a lieutenant in the war of 1812. The subject of this sketch was the second child in a family of fifteen, of Scotch descent. Mr. Bothwell received a good education from the common schools of his native county. August 26, 1868, he moved to Johnson Co., Mo., and entered 120 acres of prairie land, about five miles south of Holden.
During the war Mr. B. served as a union soldier in Company A, 98th Illinois. He participated in the following battles: Hover's Gap, Tenn., at the capture of Chattanooga, in which battle he was wounded and made prisoner. He was immediately paroled and was exchanged in May, 1864. In the fall of 1864 his regiment was transferred to Wilson's corps of Sherman's army, and participated in the following battles: Selma, Montgomery, Columbus and Macon. The Fourth Michigan of his corps was the regiment that captured Jefferson Davis. On the 27th day of June, 1865, after marching five hundred miles on their return, his regiment was mustered of out service at Nashville, and was discharged at Springfield, Ill., July 6, 1865. His company, when they left their Illinois home for the service, numbered 101 men, but they returned with only forty-four. After the close of the war Mr. Bothwell was engaged in agricultural pursuits until he moved to this State. September the 11th, 1867, he was married to Miss Ellen G. Crackle, and from this union there are seven children, viz: Priscilla E., Charles F., Edward K., Connard H., Mariette, Harvey H. and Barney B. Although a young man, Mr. Bothwell is popular in his Co., and at the November election, 1880, he was elected to the responsible position of county judge, and to his credit it can be can be said he is making a competent, faithful officer.
Said to have been a member of the detachment that captured Jefferson Davis.
Notes for Barney Benson (Child 9)
1918 draft registration card listed occupation as ??? engineer employed by Bartlesville ? Co., description as medium height and build with brown hair and eyes.
Notes for Cloyd Ross (Child 10)
In 1910 census listed as single