Son of Michael Edward David and Ann Robertson.
Husband of Susannah Prather 7/29/1824 in Jackson County, Indiana.
Father of the following children:
Mary Ann David 1824 or 27 -
(m. Isaiah Cox)
Calvin Lee David 1825 - aft. 1860
(m. Elizabeth Green)
Virginia M. "Mary Jane" David 1826 -
(m. Valentine Rogers abt. 1814 - aft. 1866)
Sara Ann David 1828 - 1873
(m. James Arthur Yates 10/6/1829 - 12/12/1915)
Martha Elizabeth David 2/25/1830 - 3/13/1897
(m. Andrew Jackson Yates 5/6/1829 - 10/17/1884)
Basil David 1832 or 34 - 7/31/1856
(m. Carolina Louisa Brown)
(m. Caroline Unknown)
(m. Dolly Unknown)
John David 1835 or 36 - abt. 1863
Lucinda David 1838 -
(m. ________ Abbott)
Malinda Ann David 12/4/1842 - 1932
(m. Pleasant Whetchel)
(m. Charles Littleton Reed abt. 1830 - 1932)
Julia Ann David 2/21/1845 - 6/11/1921
(m. Jackson Levi "Jack" Evans 10/18/1842 - 8/24/1920)
Jeremiah L. or Azberry David 3/26/1847 - 5/6/1886
(m. Amanda Minerva Wilson 5/6/1847 - 5/6/1899)
Worked as a farmer and probably as a lumberman as he sold wood to the river boats that moved along the Missouri River.
Jeremiah was buried on a small bluff over looking the Missouri River. Due to erosion, flooding and the river slightly changing course over the years, the grave has washed away. This researcher wonders if his bones could possibly be close to Shenandoah, Iowa. The Missouri River channel was changed at some point, possibly by a spring flood and it is believed the body of Jeremiah was washed away and his remains scattered from Iowa to Kansas City. He may have died from malaria he probably contracted back in Bartholomew County, Indiana.
Husband of Susannah Prather 7/29/1824 in Jackson County, Indiana.
Father of the following children:
Mary Ann David 1824 or 27 -
(m. Isaiah Cox)
Calvin Lee David 1825 - aft. 1860
(m. Elizabeth Green)
Virginia M. "Mary Jane" David 1826 -
(m. Valentine Rogers abt. 1814 - aft. 1866)
Sara Ann David 1828 - 1873
(m. James Arthur Yates 10/6/1829 - 12/12/1915)
Martha Elizabeth David 2/25/1830 - 3/13/1897
(m. Andrew Jackson Yates 5/6/1829 - 10/17/1884)
Basil David 1832 or 34 - 7/31/1856
(m. Carolina Louisa Brown)
(m. Caroline Unknown)
(m. Dolly Unknown)
John David 1835 or 36 - abt. 1863
Lucinda David 1838 -
(m. ________ Abbott)
Malinda Ann David 12/4/1842 - 1932
(m. Pleasant Whetchel)
(m. Charles Littleton Reed abt. 1830 - 1932)
Julia Ann David 2/21/1845 - 6/11/1921
(m. Jackson Levi "Jack" Evans 10/18/1842 - 8/24/1920)
Jeremiah L. or Azberry David 3/26/1847 - 5/6/1886
(m. Amanda Minerva Wilson 5/6/1847 - 5/6/1899)
Worked as a farmer and probably as a lumberman as he sold wood to the river boats that moved along the Missouri River.
Jeremiah was buried on a small bluff over looking the Missouri River. Due to erosion, flooding and the river slightly changing course over the years, the grave has washed away. This researcher wonders if his bones could possibly be close to Shenandoah, Iowa. The Missouri River channel was changed at some point, possibly by a spring flood and it is believed the body of Jeremiah was washed away and his remains scattered from Iowa to Kansas City. He may have died from malaria he probably contracted back in Bartholomew County, Indiana.
Son of Michael Edward David and Ann Robertson.
Husband of Susannah Prather 7/29/1824 in Jackson County, Indiana.
Father of the following children:
Mary Ann David 1824 or 27 -
(m. Isaiah Cox)
Calvin Lee David 1825 - aft. 1860
(m. Elizabeth Green)
Virginia M. "Mary Jane" David 1826 -
(m. Valentine Rogers abt. 1814 - aft. 1866)
Sara Ann David 1828 - 1873
(m. James Arthur Yates 10/6/1829 - 12/12/1915)
Martha Elizabeth David 2/25/1830 - 3/13/1897
(m. Andrew Jackson Yates 5/6/1829 - 10/17/1884)
Basil David 1832 or 34 - 7/31/1856
(m. Carolina Louisa Brown)
(m. Caroline Unknown)
(m. Dolly Unknown)
John David 1835 or 36 - abt. 1863
Lucinda David 1838 -
(m. ________ Abbott)
Malinda Ann David 12/4/1842 - 1932
(m. Pleasant Whetchel)
(m. Charles Littleton Reed abt. 1830 - 1932)
Julia Ann David 2/21/1845 - 6/11/1921
(m. Jackson Levi "Jack" Evans 10/18/1842 - 8/24/1920)
Jeremiah L. or Azberry David 3/26/1847 - 5/6/1886
(m. Amanda Minerva Wilson 5/6/1847 - 5/6/1899)
Worked as a farmer and probably as a lumberman as he sold wood to the river boats that moved along the Missouri River.
Jeremiah was buried on a small bluff over looking the Missouri River. Due to erosion, flooding and the river slightly changing course over the years, the grave has washed away. This researcher wonders if his bones could possibly be close to Shenandoah, Iowa. The Missouri River channel was changed at some point, possibly by a spring flood and it is believed the body of Jeremiah was washed away and his remains scattered from Iowa to Kansas City. He may have died from malaria he probably contracted back in Bartholomew County, Indiana.
Husband of Susannah Prather 7/29/1824 in Jackson County, Indiana.
Father of the following children:
Mary Ann David 1824 or 27 -
(m. Isaiah Cox)
Calvin Lee David 1825 - aft. 1860
(m. Elizabeth Green)
Virginia M. "Mary Jane" David 1826 -
(m. Valentine Rogers abt. 1814 - aft. 1866)
Sara Ann David 1828 - 1873
(m. James Arthur Yates 10/6/1829 - 12/12/1915)
Martha Elizabeth David 2/25/1830 - 3/13/1897
(m. Andrew Jackson Yates 5/6/1829 - 10/17/1884)
Basil David 1832 or 34 - 7/31/1856
(m. Carolina Louisa Brown)
(m. Caroline Unknown)
(m. Dolly Unknown)
John David 1835 or 36 - abt. 1863
Lucinda David 1838 -
(m. ________ Abbott)
Malinda Ann David 12/4/1842 - 1932
(m. Pleasant Whetchel)
(m. Charles Littleton Reed abt. 1830 - 1932)
Julia Ann David 2/21/1845 - 6/11/1921
(m. Jackson Levi "Jack" Evans 10/18/1842 - 8/24/1920)
Jeremiah L. or Azberry David 3/26/1847 - 5/6/1886
(m. Amanda Minerva Wilson 5/6/1847 - 5/6/1899)
Worked as a farmer and probably as a lumberman as he sold wood to the river boats that moved along the Missouri River.
Jeremiah was buried on a small bluff over looking the Missouri River. Due to erosion, flooding and the river slightly changing course over the years, the grave has washed away. This researcher wonders if his bones could possibly be close to Shenandoah, Iowa. The Missouri River channel was changed at some point, possibly by a spring flood and it is believed the body of Jeremiah was washed away and his remains scattered from Iowa to Kansas City. He may have died from malaria he probably contracted back in Bartholomew County, Indiana.
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