Almond and Mary married on August 7, 1882, in Effingham, IL, when she was 17 and Almond was 24. Effingham was about 150 miles away, but Almond had extended family there, with cousins Lorenza and William Gloyd and their families.
The young family remained in Chalmers and was still engaged in farming in 1900, where he rented a home for his family. Mary was then a housewife. They had at least 13 children, but by the 1910 census, Mary reported that only 9 were living. The children included George Franklin Gloyd (Aug 18, 1883-1974); Alta Elizabeth Gloyd (May 8, 1892- May 1981); Alvin "Monroe" Gloyd (July 26, 1894 – Feb 1977); Orie Elmer Gloyd (Oct 4, 1899 – Jan 1979); Albert "Gardner" Gloyd (May 2, 1897- Oct 27, 1972); Alzina Gloyd (Jan 23, 1902 – 1962); Helen "Marie" Gloyd (Oct 14, 1909 - July 30, 1995); Alvina Gloyd (1904 – 1904), and Bertha Lavisa Gloyd (Mar 31, 1889 - May 22, 1969 [my great-grandmother/JGP].
Mary's Family Tree:
Parents: Daniel B. Clark/Eliza Ann Parks
Grandparents: John P. Clark/Mary Eve Near
GGP: Daniel B. Clark, Sr./Elizabeth Post
GGGP: William Clark/Eve Powers
GGGP: Lt. Robert Clark/Elizabeth Agnes Gay
GGGGP: James B. Clark/Elizabeth M. Summers
GGGGGP: John C. Clark/Elizabeth Ann Lumpkin
GGGGGGP: Jonathan Clark/Mary C. Byrd
GGGGGGGP: John Clark/Hannah Wyatt
That gets the family back to 1600, Kent, England. John Clark came to America and Jonathan was born in Jamestown, VA. They were among the very first American immigrants. Clark/Lumpkin's grandson was Governor (Missouri Territory) William Clark, of the famous Lewis & Clark expedition.
The young family remained in Chalmers and was still engaged in farming in 1900, where he rented a home for his family. Mary was then a housewife. They had at least 13 children, but by the 1910 census, Mary reported that only 9 were living. The children included George Franklin Gloyd (Aug 18, 1883-1974); Alta Elizabeth Gloyd (May 8, 1892- May 1981); Alvin "Monroe" Gloyd (July 26, 1894 – Feb 1977); Orie Elmer Gloyd (Oct 4, 1899 – Jan 1979); Albert "Gardner" Gloyd (May 2, 1897- Oct 27, 1972); Alzina Gloyd (Jan 23, 1902 – 1962); Helen "Marie" Gloyd (Oct 14, 1909 - July 30, 1995); Alvina Gloyd (1904 – 1904), and Bertha Lavisa Gloyd (Mar 31, 1889 - May 22, 1969 [my great-grandmother/JGP].
Mary's Family Tree:
Parents: Daniel B. Clark/Eliza Ann Parks
Grandparents: John P. Clark/Mary Eve Near
GGP: Daniel B. Clark, Sr./Elizabeth Post
GGGP: William Clark/Eve Powers
GGGP: Lt. Robert Clark/Elizabeth Agnes Gay
GGGGP: James B. Clark/Elizabeth M. Summers
GGGGGP: John C. Clark/Elizabeth Ann Lumpkin
GGGGGGP: Jonathan Clark/Mary C. Byrd
GGGGGGGP: John Clark/Hannah Wyatt
That gets the family back to 1600, Kent, England. John Clark came to America and Jonathan was born in Jamestown, VA. They were among the very first American immigrants. Clark/Lumpkin's grandson was Governor (Missouri Territory) William Clark, of the famous Lewis & Clark expedition.
Almond and Mary married on August 7, 1882, in Effingham, IL, when she was 17 and Almond was 24. Effingham was about 150 miles away, but Almond had extended family there, with cousins Lorenza and William Gloyd and their families.
The young family remained in Chalmers and was still engaged in farming in 1900, where he rented a home for his family. Mary was then a housewife. They had at least 13 children, but by the 1910 census, Mary reported that only 9 were living. The children included George Franklin Gloyd (Aug 18, 1883-1974); Alta Elizabeth Gloyd (May 8, 1892- May 1981); Alvin "Monroe" Gloyd (July 26, 1894 – Feb 1977); Orie Elmer Gloyd (Oct 4, 1899 – Jan 1979); Albert "Gardner" Gloyd (May 2, 1897- Oct 27, 1972); Alzina Gloyd (Jan 23, 1902 – 1962); Helen "Marie" Gloyd (Oct 14, 1909 - July 30, 1995); Alvina Gloyd (1904 – 1904), and Bertha Lavisa Gloyd (Mar 31, 1889 - May 22, 1969 [my great-grandmother/JGP].
Mary's Family Tree:
Parents: Daniel B. Clark/Eliza Ann Parks
Grandparents: John P. Clark/Mary Eve Near
GGP: Daniel B. Clark, Sr./Elizabeth Post
GGGP: William Clark/Eve Powers
GGGP: Lt. Robert Clark/Elizabeth Agnes Gay
GGGGP: James B. Clark/Elizabeth M. Summers
GGGGGP: John C. Clark/Elizabeth Ann Lumpkin
GGGGGGP: Jonathan Clark/Mary C. Byrd
GGGGGGGP: John Clark/Hannah Wyatt
That gets the family back to 1600, Kent, England. John Clark came to America and Jonathan was born in Jamestown, VA. They were among the very first American immigrants. Clark/Lumpkin's grandson was Governor (Missouri Territory) William Clark, of the famous Lewis & Clark expedition.
The young family remained in Chalmers and was still engaged in farming in 1900, where he rented a home for his family. Mary was then a housewife. They had at least 13 children, but by the 1910 census, Mary reported that only 9 were living. The children included George Franklin Gloyd (Aug 18, 1883-1974); Alta Elizabeth Gloyd (May 8, 1892- May 1981); Alvin "Monroe" Gloyd (July 26, 1894 – Feb 1977); Orie Elmer Gloyd (Oct 4, 1899 – Jan 1979); Albert "Gardner" Gloyd (May 2, 1897- Oct 27, 1972); Alzina Gloyd (Jan 23, 1902 – 1962); Helen "Marie" Gloyd (Oct 14, 1909 - July 30, 1995); Alvina Gloyd (1904 – 1904), and Bertha Lavisa Gloyd (Mar 31, 1889 - May 22, 1969 [my great-grandmother/JGP].
Mary's Family Tree:
Parents: Daniel B. Clark/Eliza Ann Parks
Grandparents: John P. Clark/Mary Eve Near
GGP: Daniel B. Clark, Sr./Elizabeth Post
GGGP: William Clark/Eve Powers
GGGP: Lt. Robert Clark/Elizabeth Agnes Gay
GGGGP: James B. Clark/Elizabeth M. Summers
GGGGGP: John C. Clark/Elizabeth Ann Lumpkin
GGGGGGP: Jonathan Clark/Mary C. Byrd
GGGGGGGP: John Clark/Hannah Wyatt
That gets the family back to 1600, Kent, England. John Clark came to America and Jonathan was born in Jamestown, VA. They were among the very first American immigrants. Clark/Lumpkin's grandson was Governor (Missouri Territory) William Clark, of the famous Lewis & Clark expedition.
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