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Jacob J. Surber

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Jacob J. Surber

Birth
Virginia, USA
Death
7 Mar 1865 (aged 80–81)
Missouri, USA
Burial
Kellogg, Macon County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
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Jacob Surber married Nancy Laura Ann Waggoner on 10 February 1818 in Botetourt County, Virginia. His stone shows he died at age 80y 9m 26 d. Jacob and Nancy are buried in a private cemetery east of Kellogg, Missouri.

Contributed by Joanne Snow:
Source:
History of Randolph and Macon Counties
National Historical Company, St. Louis, 1884
page 698

JACOB SURBER

--Toward the early settlement of Missouri, and particularly this section of the State, Virginia contributed more sturdy, brave-hearted pioneers than any State in the Union. Among those who came out in an early day from the Old Dominion were the parents of Mr. [William] Surber and their family, who settled in Randolph county, where the father, Jacob Surber, lived until his death, which occurred in the seventy-ninth year of his age, and in 1865; the mother, whose maiden name was Nancy Wagoner, preceded him to the grave in 1864. They had six sons and six daughters, and three sons and four daughters are living: James W., Mary J., wife of Elijah Elder; William, Maria, the wife George Halley; Caroline, the wife of J. W. Barnes; Antonette, the wife of James Moody, and John T. B. The deceased are: Emeline, Joseph, Charles T., George A. and Harriet.
Jacob Surber married Nancy Laura Ann Waggoner on 10 February 1818 in Botetourt County, Virginia. His stone shows he died at age 80y 9m 26 d. Jacob and Nancy are buried in a private cemetery east of Kellogg, Missouri.

Contributed by Joanne Snow:
Source:
History of Randolph and Macon Counties
National Historical Company, St. Louis, 1884
page 698

JACOB SURBER

--Toward the early settlement of Missouri, and particularly this section of the State, Virginia contributed more sturdy, brave-hearted pioneers than any State in the Union. Among those who came out in an early day from the Old Dominion were the parents of Mr. [William] Surber and their family, who settled in Randolph county, where the father, Jacob Surber, lived until his death, which occurred in the seventy-ninth year of his age, and in 1865; the mother, whose maiden name was Nancy Wagoner, preceded him to the grave in 1864. They had six sons and six daughters, and three sons and four daughters are living: James W., Mary J., wife of Elijah Elder; William, Maria, the wife George Halley; Caroline, the wife of J. W. Barnes; Antonette, the wife of James Moody, and John T. B. The deceased are: Emeline, Joseph, Charles T., George A. and Harriet.

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