William Harrison Sade was born in 1851, at Farmer's Creek, near Ironhills, in Jackson County, Iowa to Thomas Jefferson Sade Jr (1819-1916) and Phoebe Ann Conklin (Sade) (1830-1910).
In 1872, William married Alcy Dora Webb Edwards, a Native American girl who had been taken in by Ira Edwards and his wife Cynthia "Syntha" Williamson later Williams, who married first, Franklin "Frank" Snodgrass and later Ira Edwards in 1861. The Edwards family and their relations were known for their kindhearted ways, and orphaned children can be found among several of the various relatives.
Together, William Harrison Sade and Alcy Dora "Elsie" Webb Edwards (Sade) had at least 13 children, eight of whom lived to adulthood:
Lemuel M Sade 1872–1882
Sarah Viola Sade 1874–1940
Laura M Sade 1878–1880
Julian Victoria Sade 1878–1910
Sylvia Lucinda Sade 1880–1962
Robert G Sade 1881–1897
Synthia Lucretia "Syntha" Sade 1884–1970
Phebe Marilda Sade Vinton 1887–1940
Alcy Evelena Sade Lawrence 1889–1980
Lily Myrtle Sade Kay 1891–1976
Thomas Jefferson Sade 1893–1900
Eugene Sade 1895–1900
Franklin Thomas Sade 1899–1980
William and Alcy Dora moved to Osborne County, Kansas sometime before 1880, then back to Miller in Woodbury County, Iowas by 1885. By 1900, they were living in Otter, Garfield County, Oklahoma, then to Benton in Douglas County, Missouri by 1910. In 1920, they were living Spring Creek, Douglas County, Missouri.
Following the death of Alcy Dora in 1925, William remained a widower, living in Douglas and Greene counties in Missouri.
He died 3 Feb 1940 in Springfield, Missouri and was buried at Ava Cemetery Section 1920, Plot 14 between his wife and mother.
In 1872, William married Alcy Dora Webb Edwards, a Native American girl who had been taken in by Ira Edwards and his wife Cynthia "Syntha" Williamson later Williams, who married first, Franklin "Frank" Snodgrass and later Ira Edwards in 1861. The Edwards family and their relations were known for their kindhearted ways, and orphaned children can be found among several of the various relatives.
Together, William Harrison Sade and Alcy Dora "Elsie" Webb Edwards (Sade) had at least 13 children, eight of whom lived to adulthood:
Lemuel M Sade 1872–1882
Sarah Viola Sade 1874–1940
Laura M Sade 1878–1880
Julian Victoria Sade 1878–1910
Sylvia Lucinda Sade 1880–1962
Robert G Sade 1881–1897
Synthia Lucretia "Syntha" Sade 1884–1970
Phebe Marilda Sade Vinton 1887–1940
Alcy Evelena Sade Lawrence 1889–1980
Lily Myrtle Sade Kay 1891–1976
Thomas Jefferson Sade 1893–1900
Eugene Sade 1895–1900
Franklin Thomas Sade 1899–1980
William and Alcy Dora moved to Osborne County, Kansas sometime before 1880, then back to Miller in Woodbury County, Iowas by 1885. By 1900, they were living in Otter, Garfield County, Oklahoma, then to Benton in Douglas County, Missouri by 1910. In 1920, they were living Spring Creek, Douglas County, Missouri.
Following the death of Alcy Dora in 1925, William remained a widower, living in Douglas and Greene counties in Missouri.
He died 3 Feb 1940 in Springfield, Missouri and was buried at Ava Cemetery Section 1920, Plot 14 between his wife and mother.
William Harrison Sade was born in 1851, at Farmer's Creek, near Ironhills, in Jackson County, Iowa to Thomas Jefferson Sade Jr (1819-1916) and Phoebe Ann Conklin (Sade) (1830-1910).
In 1872, William married Alcy Dora Webb Edwards, a Native American girl who had been taken in by Ira Edwards and his wife Cynthia "Syntha" Williamson later Williams, who married first, Franklin "Frank" Snodgrass and later Ira Edwards in 1861. The Edwards family and their relations were known for their kindhearted ways, and orphaned children can be found among several of the various relatives.
Together, William Harrison Sade and Alcy Dora "Elsie" Webb Edwards (Sade) had at least 13 children, eight of whom lived to adulthood:
Lemuel M Sade 1872–1882
Sarah Viola Sade 1874–1940
Laura M Sade 1878–1880
Julian Victoria Sade 1878–1910
Sylvia Lucinda Sade 1880–1962
Robert G Sade 1881–1897
Synthia Lucretia "Syntha" Sade 1884–1970
Phebe Marilda Sade Vinton 1887–1940
Alcy Evelena Sade Lawrence 1889–1980
Lily Myrtle Sade Kay 1891–1976
Thomas Jefferson Sade 1893–1900
Eugene Sade 1895–1900
Franklin Thomas Sade 1899–1980
William and Alcy Dora moved to Osborne County, Kansas sometime before 1880, then back to Miller in Woodbury County, Iowas by 1885. By 1900, they were living in Otter, Garfield County, Oklahoma, then to Benton in Douglas County, Missouri by 1910. In 1920, they were living Spring Creek, Douglas County, Missouri.
Following the death of Alcy Dora in 1925, William remained a widower, living in Douglas and Greene counties in Missouri.
He died 3 Feb 1940 in Springfield, Missouri and was buried at Ava Cemetery Section 1920, Plot 14 between his wife and mother.
In 1872, William married Alcy Dora Webb Edwards, a Native American girl who had been taken in by Ira Edwards and his wife Cynthia "Syntha" Williamson later Williams, who married first, Franklin "Frank" Snodgrass and later Ira Edwards in 1861. The Edwards family and their relations were known for their kindhearted ways, and orphaned children can be found among several of the various relatives.
Together, William Harrison Sade and Alcy Dora "Elsie" Webb Edwards (Sade) had at least 13 children, eight of whom lived to adulthood:
Lemuel M Sade 1872–1882
Sarah Viola Sade 1874–1940
Laura M Sade 1878–1880
Julian Victoria Sade 1878–1910
Sylvia Lucinda Sade 1880–1962
Robert G Sade 1881–1897
Synthia Lucretia "Syntha" Sade 1884–1970
Phebe Marilda Sade Vinton 1887–1940
Alcy Evelena Sade Lawrence 1889–1980
Lily Myrtle Sade Kay 1891–1976
Thomas Jefferson Sade 1893–1900
Eugene Sade 1895–1900
Franklin Thomas Sade 1899–1980
William and Alcy Dora moved to Osborne County, Kansas sometime before 1880, then back to Miller in Woodbury County, Iowas by 1885. By 1900, they were living in Otter, Garfield County, Oklahoma, then to Benton in Douglas County, Missouri by 1910. In 1920, they were living Spring Creek, Douglas County, Missouri.
Following the death of Alcy Dora in 1925, William remained a widower, living in Douglas and Greene counties in Missouri.
He died 3 Feb 1940 in Springfield, Missouri and was buried at Ava Cemetery Section 1920, Plot 14 between his wife and mother.
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