His POB was likely in the Shipman Creek area of Bedford County, TN based on his father's landownership and residence there during the time frame of Charles' birth. His POD was likely at his residence in Newton County, MO and no conclusive evidence indicates otherwise.
By tradition he was actually buried on his homestead. At the time of his death he resided on his own land in Section 20, T26N, R29N of Newton County MO.
Son of William Shipman (abt 1785/NC-abt 1846/MO) and Unknown.
Some people claim his mother's maiden name was Timmons and that's possible, but it's just as likely his first & middle names came from a connection/association his father had to a neighboring Bedford Co., TN landowner named Charles Timmons in the 1820s. His brother, "John Turner" Shipman, also seems to be named after a neighbor of the same name.
Husband of Nancy Fay (Looney) Shipman (1832/MO-1917/MO) and married 6 Dec 1849 in Lawrence Co., Missouri.
Children: George W (-) Thomas J (-) Sampson W (1851-) Victoria (1852-) Abel (1857-) Silas L (1860-) Annie/Anna M (1863-1923) Charles Edward (1868-) Martha Harriet (1871-1937)
By tradition he was actually buried on his homestead. At the time of his death he resided on his own land in Section 20, T26N, R29N of Newton County MO.
Son of William Shipman (abt 1785/NC-abt 1846/MO) and Unknown.
Some people claim his mother's maiden name was Timmons and that's possible, but it's just as likely his first & middle names came from a connection/association his father had to a neighboring Bedford Co., TN landowner named Charles Timmons in the 1820s. His brother, "John Turner" Shipman, also seems to be named after a neighbor of the same name.
Husband of Nancy Fay (Looney) Shipman (1832/MO-1917/MO) and married 6 Dec 1849 in Lawrence Co., Missouri.
Children: George W (-) Thomas J (-) Sampson W (1851-) Victoria (1852-) Abel (1857-) Silas L (1860-) Annie/Anna M (1863-1923) Charles Edward (1868-) Martha Harriet (1871-1937)
His POB was likely in the Shipman Creek area of Bedford County, TN based on his father's landownership and residence there during the time frame of Charles' birth. His POD was likely at his residence in Newton County, MO and no conclusive evidence indicates otherwise.
By tradition he was actually buried on his homestead. At the time of his death he resided on his own land in Section 20, T26N, R29N of Newton County MO.
Son of William Shipman (abt 1785/NC-abt 1846/MO) and Unknown.
Some people claim his mother's maiden name was Timmons and that's possible, but it's just as likely his first & middle names came from a connection/association his father had to a neighboring Bedford Co., TN landowner named Charles Timmons in the 1820s. His brother, "John Turner" Shipman, also seems to be named after a neighbor of the same name.
Husband of Nancy Fay (Looney) Shipman (1832/MO-1917/MO) and married 6 Dec 1849 in Lawrence Co., Missouri.
Children: George W (-) Thomas J (-) Sampson W (1851-) Victoria (1852-) Abel (1857-) Silas L (1860-) Annie/Anna M (1863-1923) Charles Edward (1868-) Martha Harriet (1871-1937)
By tradition he was actually buried on his homestead. At the time of his death he resided on his own land in Section 20, T26N, R29N of Newton County MO.
Son of William Shipman (abt 1785/NC-abt 1846/MO) and Unknown.
Some people claim his mother's maiden name was Timmons and that's possible, but it's just as likely his first & middle names came from a connection/association his father had to a neighboring Bedford Co., TN landowner named Charles Timmons in the 1820s. His brother, "John Turner" Shipman, also seems to be named after a neighbor of the same name.
Husband of Nancy Fay (Looney) Shipman (1832/MO-1917/MO) and married 6 Dec 1849 in Lawrence Co., Missouri.
Children: George W (-) Thomas J (-) Sampson W (1851-) Victoria (1852-) Abel (1857-) Silas L (1860-) Annie/Anna M (1863-1923) Charles Edward (1868-) Martha Harriet (1871-1937)
Bio by: FLDL and Connections
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Transcribed from canvas of Larry A James Sept 1973
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