Son of Anson and Clarissa (White) Eccleston
m: Mrs. Lydia Frances (Walker) Bunch, a widow with two children, abt 1895.
ch inc:
-Charles L. Eccleston 1896 - 1942/OK
-Clara PEARL Eccleston Sep 1898-1980/CA, m: Homer Sallis
-Earl John Eccleston Dec 1900-1971/OK
(note: Anson was about 32 when he married Lydia, did he have a prior marriage?)
m: Mrs. Minerva (Frances) Griffith, a widow and mother of 12 children, Dec. 1902, Vernon MO.
Had first wife, Lydia, died, or did they divorce between Dec 1900 and Dec. 1902? Anson and 2nd wife, Minerva, divorced or separated by 1910, and she took back surname of "Griffith" from first marriage.
1870 Adair, Camden MO: EGGLESTON Anson/52, Clarissa/42, Francis/14, Margaret/14, John P/12, Henry M/10, ANSON/8, Aaron/6, James L/3. In 1880 ECCLESTON ANSON/18 and brother Aaron are in home of their sister, Margaret KETTING, Camden MO.
1900 Butler, St. Clair MO: ECCLESTON Anson/35/May-1862/MO-OH-MO, Lydia/37/May 1863/MO-OHx2, Charles L/4/Aug 1895, Pearl/1/Sep 1898, BUNCH Fanny B/stepdau/16/Aug 1893, David H/stepson/11/Jun 1888. Married 5 yrs, Lydia has 4 of 5 children living.
Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Anson Eccleston
Marriage Date: 27 May 1902
Marriage Place: Nevada, Vernon, Missouri
Registration Place: Vernon, Missouri
Spouse: Minerva Griffith
In 1910 Minerva appears in Vernon MO. as Minerva Griffith, widow, but Anson was still living:
1910 Girard, Crawford, Kansas ECLESTON Anson/40/single is a prisoner in the Crawford County Jail.
1910 Allen KS: Dau Pearl/11 living with Murray cousins. His sons haven't been located in 1910 but appear to be living with Anson by 1917 draft registration.
In 1920 A. Eccelston is in OK., "widower", carpenter, with son, Earl/20, a roustabout at oil field.
Brother, Aaron/Aron is buried this cemetery as is son, Charles. The Amos Eccleston buried here may be another brother.
Note: Newspaper death notice was as Anthony Eckleson. There is no evidence he ever had/used name of "Anthony".
While records indicated there was no marker, a photo volunteer has posted photo attached to this memorial.
Parents reportedly are buried in Camden, Mo.; their death/burial records not yet located.
m: Mrs. Lydia Frances (Walker) Bunch, a widow with two children, abt 1895.
ch inc:
-Charles L. Eccleston 1896 - 1942/OK
-Clara PEARL Eccleston Sep 1898-1980/CA, m: Homer Sallis
-Earl John Eccleston Dec 1900-1971/OK
(note: Anson was about 32 when he married Lydia, did he have a prior marriage?)
m: Mrs. Minerva (Frances) Griffith, a widow and mother of 12 children, Dec. 1902, Vernon MO.
Had first wife, Lydia, died, or did they divorce between Dec 1900 and Dec. 1902? Anson and 2nd wife, Minerva, divorced or separated by 1910, and she took back surname of "Griffith" from first marriage.
1870 Adair, Camden MO: EGGLESTON Anson/52, Clarissa/42, Francis/14, Margaret/14, John P/12, Henry M/10, ANSON/8, Aaron/6, James L/3. In 1880 ECCLESTON ANSON/18 and brother Aaron are in home of their sister, Margaret KETTING, Camden MO.
1900 Butler, St. Clair MO: ECCLESTON Anson/35/May-1862/MO-OH-MO, Lydia/37/May 1863/MO-OHx2, Charles L/4/Aug 1895, Pearl/1/Sep 1898, BUNCH Fanny B/stepdau/16/Aug 1893, David H/stepson/11/Jun 1888. Married 5 yrs, Lydia has 4 of 5 children living.
Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Anson Eccleston
Marriage Date: 27 May 1902
Marriage Place: Nevada, Vernon, Missouri
Registration Place: Vernon, Missouri
Spouse: Minerva Griffith
In 1910 Minerva appears in Vernon MO. as Minerva Griffith, widow, but Anson was still living:
1910 Girard, Crawford, Kansas ECLESTON Anson/40/single is a prisoner in the Crawford County Jail.
1910 Allen KS: Dau Pearl/11 living with Murray cousins. His sons haven't been located in 1910 but appear to be living with Anson by 1917 draft registration.
In 1920 A. Eccelston is in OK., "widower", carpenter, with son, Earl/20, a roustabout at oil field.
Brother, Aaron/Aron is buried this cemetery as is son, Charles. The Amos Eccleston buried here may be another brother.
Note: Newspaper death notice was as Anthony Eckleson. There is no evidence he ever had/used name of "Anthony".
While records indicated there was no marker, a photo volunteer has posted photo attached to this memorial.
Parents reportedly are buried in Camden, Mo.; their death/burial records not yet located.
Son of Anson and Clarissa (White) Eccleston
m: Mrs. Lydia Frances (Walker) Bunch, a widow with two children, abt 1895.
ch inc:
-Charles L. Eccleston 1896 - 1942/OK
-Clara PEARL Eccleston Sep 1898-1980/CA, m: Homer Sallis
-Earl John Eccleston Dec 1900-1971/OK
(note: Anson was about 32 when he married Lydia, did he have a prior marriage?)
m: Mrs. Minerva (Frances) Griffith, a widow and mother of 12 children, Dec. 1902, Vernon MO.
Had first wife, Lydia, died, or did they divorce between Dec 1900 and Dec. 1902? Anson and 2nd wife, Minerva, divorced or separated by 1910, and she took back surname of "Griffith" from first marriage.
1870 Adair, Camden MO: EGGLESTON Anson/52, Clarissa/42, Francis/14, Margaret/14, John P/12, Henry M/10, ANSON/8, Aaron/6, James L/3. In 1880 ECCLESTON ANSON/18 and brother Aaron are in home of their sister, Margaret KETTING, Camden MO.
1900 Butler, St. Clair MO: ECCLESTON Anson/35/May-1862/MO-OH-MO, Lydia/37/May 1863/MO-OHx2, Charles L/4/Aug 1895, Pearl/1/Sep 1898, BUNCH Fanny B/stepdau/16/Aug 1893, David H/stepson/11/Jun 1888. Married 5 yrs, Lydia has 4 of 5 children living.
Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Anson Eccleston
Marriage Date: 27 May 1902
Marriage Place: Nevada, Vernon, Missouri
Registration Place: Vernon, Missouri
Spouse: Minerva Griffith
In 1910 Minerva appears in Vernon MO. as Minerva Griffith, widow, but Anson was still living:
1910 Girard, Crawford, Kansas ECLESTON Anson/40/single is a prisoner in the Crawford County Jail.
1910 Allen KS: Dau Pearl/11 living with Murray cousins. His sons haven't been located in 1910 but appear to be living with Anson by 1917 draft registration.
In 1920 A. Eccelston is in OK., "widower", carpenter, with son, Earl/20, a roustabout at oil field.
Brother, Aaron/Aron is buried this cemetery as is son, Charles. The Amos Eccleston buried here may be another brother.
Note: Newspaper death notice was as Anthony Eckleson. There is no evidence he ever had/used name of "Anthony".
While records indicated there was no marker, a photo volunteer has posted photo attached to this memorial.
Parents reportedly are buried in Camden, Mo.; their death/burial records not yet located.
m: Mrs. Lydia Frances (Walker) Bunch, a widow with two children, abt 1895.
ch inc:
-Charles L. Eccleston 1896 - 1942/OK
-Clara PEARL Eccleston Sep 1898-1980/CA, m: Homer Sallis
-Earl John Eccleston Dec 1900-1971/OK
(note: Anson was about 32 when he married Lydia, did he have a prior marriage?)
m: Mrs. Minerva (Frances) Griffith, a widow and mother of 12 children, Dec. 1902, Vernon MO.
Had first wife, Lydia, died, or did they divorce between Dec 1900 and Dec. 1902? Anson and 2nd wife, Minerva, divorced or separated by 1910, and she took back surname of "Griffith" from first marriage.
1870 Adair, Camden MO: EGGLESTON Anson/52, Clarissa/42, Francis/14, Margaret/14, John P/12, Henry M/10, ANSON/8, Aaron/6, James L/3. In 1880 ECCLESTON ANSON/18 and brother Aaron are in home of their sister, Margaret KETTING, Camden MO.
1900 Butler, St. Clair MO: ECCLESTON Anson/35/May-1862/MO-OH-MO, Lydia/37/May 1863/MO-OHx2, Charles L/4/Aug 1895, Pearl/1/Sep 1898, BUNCH Fanny B/stepdau/16/Aug 1893, David H/stepson/11/Jun 1888. Married 5 yrs, Lydia has 4 of 5 children living.
Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Name: Anson Eccleston
Marriage Date: 27 May 1902
Marriage Place: Nevada, Vernon, Missouri
Registration Place: Vernon, Missouri
Spouse: Minerva Griffith
In 1910 Minerva appears in Vernon MO. as Minerva Griffith, widow, but Anson was still living:
1910 Girard, Crawford, Kansas ECLESTON Anson/40/single is a prisoner in the Crawford County Jail.
1910 Allen KS: Dau Pearl/11 living with Murray cousins. His sons haven't been located in 1910 but appear to be living with Anson by 1917 draft registration.
In 1920 A. Eccelston is in OK., "widower", carpenter, with son, Earl/20, a roustabout at oil field.
Brother, Aaron/Aron is buried this cemetery as is son, Charles. The Amos Eccleston buried here may be another brother.
Note: Newspaper death notice was as Anthony Eckleson. There is no evidence he ever had/used name of "Anthony".
While records indicated there was no marker, a photo volunteer has posted photo attached to this memorial.
Parents reportedly are buried in Camden, Mo.; their death/burial records not yet located.
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