Joan E. Ousley
August 1, 1913:
Joan Elizabeth Ousley, 80 years old, of Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri died August 1, 1916 at her home and was buried August 4, 1916 in Longview Cemetery.
Joan Elizabeth "Betsy" Ousley, of Cole County, Missouri, died August 1, 1913 at her home.
She was born in 1838, in Franklin County, Missouri, the daughter of Joseph and Rachel (Larimore) Williams.
Joan was married by A.C. Lampton J.P. to Elijah Benton Ousley on February 3, 1857 in Morgan County.
Elijah and Joan had one daughter, Rachel Minerva, she was married to Alfred Green Baker and had one son, Thomas Martin Eli Ousley. Alfred was the editor of the Versailles Leader Newspaper. Elijah and Joan went to visit their son in Harleyville, Oklahoma. Elijah became ill and later died there. He is buried in Hartshorne, Pittsburg, Oklahoma.
Elijah was born in Iowa and came to Morgan County, Missouri with his parents in 1837 and was raised on his fathers farm southwest of Syracuse, Missouri. Elijah was elected Sexton of Mt. Olive Baptist Church in December 1878. Elijah also served as Associate Delegate and Moderator Pro Tem. Their home was near the church.
Biography:
March 25, 1896;
General Land Office 1896 1796-1907 records)
Elijah B. Ousley
Issue Date: March 25, 1896
Acres 154.11 Number 5667
Hickory Land Office, Booneville.
Occupation-farmer
Census 1900:
Elijah Ousley
Mill Creek, Morgan County, Missouri
Born January: 1836
Place: Iowa
Spouse: Joan Elizabeth Ousley
Married; 1890
Fathers Birth Place: Tennessee
Mothers Birth Place: Tennessee
Missouri Death Certificate#27461:
Joan Elizabeth (Williams) Ousley, 80 years old, of Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, died at 12:00pm on August 1, 1916 at her home.
Dr. Edward Manser, of Jefferson City, pronounced caused by Dysentery and Senility. The informant was J.M. Ousley of Jefferson City.
Joan was born in 1938, in Morgan County, Missouri, the daughter of Joseph and Rachel (Larimore) Williams. She was married to Elijah Ousley and he preceded her in death. Joan was a housewife. Arrangements were under the care of Walther Wymore Undertaking Services. Burial was in
My GG-Aunt thru my Grandfather Joseph Thomas Williams. .
August 1, 1913:
Joan Elizabeth Ousley, 80 years old, of Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri died August 1, 1916 at her home and was buried August 4, 1916 in Longview Cemetery.
Joan Elizabeth "Betsy" Ousley, of Cole County, Missouri, died August 1, 1913 at her home.
She was born in 1838, in Franklin County, Missouri, the daughter of Joseph and Rachel (Larimore) Williams.
Joan was married by A.C. Lampton J.P. to Elijah Benton Ousley on February 3, 1857 in Morgan County.
Elijah and Joan had one daughter, Rachel Minerva, she was married to Alfred Green Baker and had one son, Thomas Martin Eli Ousley. Alfred was the editor of the Versailles Leader Newspaper. Elijah and Joan went to visit their son in Harleyville, Oklahoma. Elijah became ill and later died there. He is buried in Hartshorne, Pittsburg, Oklahoma.
Elijah was born in Iowa and came to Morgan County, Missouri with his parents in 1837 and was raised on his fathers farm southwest of Syracuse, Missouri. Elijah was elected Sexton of Mt. Olive Baptist Church in December 1878. Elijah also served as Associate Delegate and Moderator Pro Tem. Their home was near the church.
Biography:
March 25, 1896;
General Land Office 1896 1796-1907 records)
Elijah B. Ousley
Issue Date: March 25, 1896
Acres 154.11 Number 5667
Hickory Land Office, Booneville.
Occupation-farmer
Census 1900:
Elijah Ousley
Mill Creek, Morgan County, Missouri
Born January: 1836
Place: Iowa
Spouse: Joan Elizabeth Ousley
Married; 1890
Fathers Birth Place: Tennessee
Mothers Birth Place: Tennessee
Missouri Death Certificate#27461:
Joan Elizabeth (Williams) Ousley, 80 years old, of Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, died at 12:00pm on August 1, 1916 at her home.
Dr. Edward Manser, of Jefferson City, pronounced caused by Dysentery and Senility. The informant was J.M. Ousley of Jefferson City.
Joan was born in 1938, in Morgan County, Missouri, the daughter of Joseph and Rachel (Larimore) Williams. She was married to Elijah Ousley and he preceded her in death. Joan was a housewife. Arrangements were under the care of Walther Wymore Undertaking Services. Burial was in
My GG-Aunt thru my Grandfather Joseph Thomas Williams. .
Joan E. Ousley
August 1, 1913:
Joan Elizabeth Ousley, 80 years old, of Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri died August 1, 1916 at her home and was buried August 4, 1916 in Longview Cemetery.
Joan Elizabeth "Betsy" Ousley, of Cole County, Missouri, died August 1, 1913 at her home.
She was born in 1838, in Franklin County, Missouri, the daughter of Joseph and Rachel (Larimore) Williams.
Joan was married by A.C. Lampton J.P. to Elijah Benton Ousley on February 3, 1857 in Morgan County.
Elijah and Joan had one daughter, Rachel Minerva, she was married to Alfred Green Baker and had one son, Thomas Martin Eli Ousley. Alfred was the editor of the Versailles Leader Newspaper. Elijah and Joan went to visit their son in Harleyville, Oklahoma. Elijah became ill and later died there. He is buried in Hartshorne, Pittsburg, Oklahoma.
Elijah was born in Iowa and came to Morgan County, Missouri with his parents in 1837 and was raised on his fathers farm southwest of Syracuse, Missouri. Elijah was elected Sexton of Mt. Olive Baptist Church in December 1878. Elijah also served as Associate Delegate and Moderator Pro Tem. Their home was near the church.
Biography:
March 25, 1896;
General Land Office 1896 1796-1907 records)
Elijah B. Ousley
Issue Date: March 25, 1896
Acres 154.11 Number 5667
Hickory Land Office, Booneville.
Occupation-farmer
Census 1900:
Elijah Ousley
Mill Creek, Morgan County, Missouri
Born January: 1836
Place: Iowa
Spouse: Joan Elizabeth Ousley
Married; 1890
Fathers Birth Place: Tennessee
Mothers Birth Place: Tennessee
Missouri Death Certificate#27461:
Joan Elizabeth (Williams) Ousley, 80 years old, of Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, died at 12:00pm on August 1, 1916 at her home.
Dr. Edward Manser, of Jefferson City, pronounced caused by Dysentery and Senility. The informant was J.M. Ousley of Jefferson City.
Joan was born in 1938, in Morgan County, Missouri, the daughter of Joseph and Rachel (Larimore) Williams. She was married to Elijah Ousley and he preceded her in death. Joan was a housewife. Arrangements were under the care of Walther Wymore Undertaking Services. Burial was in
My GG-Aunt thru my Grandfather Joseph Thomas Williams. .
August 1, 1913:
Joan Elizabeth Ousley, 80 years old, of Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri died August 1, 1916 at her home and was buried August 4, 1916 in Longview Cemetery.
Joan Elizabeth "Betsy" Ousley, of Cole County, Missouri, died August 1, 1913 at her home.
She was born in 1838, in Franklin County, Missouri, the daughter of Joseph and Rachel (Larimore) Williams.
Joan was married by A.C. Lampton J.P. to Elijah Benton Ousley on February 3, 1857 in Morgan County.
Elijah and Joan had one daughter, Rachel Minerva, she was married to Alfred Green Baker and had one son, Thomas Martin Eli Ousley. Alfred was the editor of the Versailles Leader Newspaper. Elijah and Joan went to visit their son in Harleyville, Oklahoma. Elijah became ill and later died there. He is buried in Hartshorne, Pittsburg, Oklahoma.
Elijah was born in Iowa and came to Morgan County, Missouri with his parents in 1837 and was raised on his fathers farm southwest of Syracuse, Missouri. Elijah was elected Sexton of Mt. Olive Baptist Church in December 1878. Elijah also served as Associate Delegate and Moderator Pro Tem. Their home was near the church.
Biography:
March 25, 1896;
General Land Office 1896 1796-1907 records)
Elijah B. Ousley
Issue Date: March 25, 1896
Acres 154.11 Number 5667
Hickory Land Office, Booneville.
Occupation-farmer
Census 1900:
Elijah Ousley
Mill Creek, Morgan County, Missouri
Born January: 1836
Place: Iowa
Spouse: Joan Elizabeth Ousley
Married; 1890
Fathers Birth Place: Tennessee
Mothers Birth Place: Tennessee
Missouri Death Certificate#27461:
Joan Elizabeth (Williams) Ousley, 80 years old, of Jefferson City, Cole County, Missouri, died at 12:00pm on August 1, 1916 at her home.
Dr. Edward Manser, of Jefferson City, pronounced caused by Dysentery and Senility. The informant was J.M. Ousley of Jefferson City.
Joan was born in 1938, in Morgan County, Missouri, the daughter of Joseph and Rachel (Larimore) Williams. She was married to Elijah Ousley and he preceded her in death. Joan was a housewife. Arrangements were under the care of Walther Wymore Undertaking Services. Burial was in
My GG-Aunt thru my Grandfather Joseph Thomas Williams. .
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