BURIAL THIS CEMETERY NOT PROVED
Son of Hugh Dempsey and Catherine Bolinger
m: Sally "Sallie" Barnett
Nine children
-William Barnes abt 1842
-Madison C. abt 1843 - killed in civil war*
-Cincinnatus C. abt 1845
-Hugh Alexander abt 1848
-John T. 1850-1924
-James T. abt 1855
-Ann E abt 1859
-Nancy Jane 1860-1957 m1: John Davis, ch Marion, Murtie; m2: Joseph N. Perrin, ch. George, Ardella "Della", John Henry, William Dennie
-Unknown child who died at age 7 yrs.
1850 Cooper Co MO: DEMPSEY George W./35, Sally/26, Barnes/8, Madison/7, Cincinnatus/5, Hugh A/2, Infant/0 {John T.}
1860 Grand River, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY George W/43, Sarah B/38, William B/18, Madison C/16, Cincinnatus/14, Hue A/12, John T/8, James/5, Ann E/1
1870 Grand River, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY Geo./52, Sallie/48, William B/28, Concinnatus/23, Hugh Alex/21, John T/20, James T/17, Ann E/11, Nancy J./7
1880 Brownington, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY G.W./63/VA-VA-VA. Near by is son DEMPSEY C.C./34, Sarah C/22, Jepe Rese/1.
George is shown to be a Blacksmith.
Brother of Eliga Dempsey, buried this cemetery.
No burial record found. Living in Brownington 1880 and his family found there in 1900. His wife is listed in newer adjoining Maplewood altho her death cert states Brownington Cem. He may be buried in one of the many unmarked graves in Brownington or have one of the broken/illegible stones scattered about.
*obit of dau Nancy Jane indicated she had a brother killed during civil war. Madison is not found after 1860 census, and her other brothers are living as of 1870 & 1880. No record has been found re Madison in civil war, he may have used his other given name -- anyone with information about Madison, please send SAC.
Son of Hugh Dempsey and Catherine Bolinger
m: Sally "Sallie" Barnett
Nine children
-William Barnes abt 1842
-Madison C. abt 1843 - killed in civil war*
-Cincinnatus C. abt 1845
-Hugh Alexander abt 1848
-John T. 1850-1924
-James T. abt 1855
-Ann E abt 1859
-Nancy Jane 1860-1957 m1: John Davis, ch Marion, Murtie; m2: Joseph N. Perrin, ch. George, Ardella "Della", John Henry, William Dennie
-Unknown child who died at age 7 yrs.
1850 Cooper Co MO: DEMPSEY George W./35, Sally/26, Barnes/8, Madison/7, Cincinnatus/5, Hugh A/2, Infant/0 {John T.}
1860 Grand River, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY George W/43, Sarah B/38, William B/18, Madison C/16, Cincinnatus/14, Hue A/12, John T/8, James/5, Ann E/1
1870 Grand River, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY Geo./52, Sallie/48, William B/28, Concinnatus/23, Hugh Alex/21, John T/20, James T/17, Ann E/11, Nancy J./7
1880 Brownington, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY G.W./63/VA-VA-VA. Near by is son DEMPSEY C.C./34, Sarah C/22, Jepe Rese/1.
George is shown to be a Blacksmith.
Brother of Eliga Dempsey, buried this cemetery.
No burial record found. Living in Brownington 1880 and his family found there in 1900. His wife is listed in newer adjoining Maplewood altho her death cert states Brownington Cem. He may be buried in one of the many unmarked graves in Brownington or have one of the broken/illegible stones scattered about.
*obit of dau Nancy Jane indicated she had a brother killed during civil war. Madison is not found after 1860 census, and her other brothers are living as of 1870 & 1880. No record has been found re Madison in civil war, he may have used his other given name -- anyone with information about Madison, please send SAC.
BURIAL THIS CEMETERY NOT PROVED
Son of Hugh Dempsey and Catherine Bolinger
m: Sally "Sallie" Barnett
Nine children
-William Barnes abt 1842
-Madison C. abt 1843 - killed in civil war*
-Cincinnatus C. abt 1845
-Hugh Alexander abt 1848
-John T. 1850-1924
-James T. abt 1855
-Ann E abt 1859
-Nancy Jane 1860-1957 m1: John Davis, ch Marion, Murtie; m2: Joseph N. Perrin, ch. George, Ardella "Della", John Henry, William Dennie
-Unknown child who died at age 7 yrs.
1850 Cooper Co MO: DEMPSEY George W./35, Sally/26, Barnes/8, Madison/7, Cincinnatus/5, Hugh A/2, Infant/0 {John T.}
1860 Grand River, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY George W/43, Sarah B/38, William B/18, Madison C/16, Cincinnatus/14, Hue A/12, John T/8, James/5, Ann E/1
1870 Grand River, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY Geo./52, Sallie/48, William B/28, Concinnatus/23, Hugh Alex/21, John T/20, James T/17, Ann E/11, Nancy J./7
1880 Brownington, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY G.W./63/VA-VA-VA. Near by is son DEMPSEY C.C./34, Sarah C/22, Jepe Rese/1.
George is shown to be a Blacksmith.
Brother of Eliga Dempsey, buried this cemetery.
No burial record found. Living in Brownington 1880 and his family found there in 1900. His wife is listed in newer adjoining Maplewood altho her death cert states Brownington Cem. He may be buried in one of the many unmarked graves in Brownington or have one of the broken/illegible stones scattered about.
*obit of dau Nancy Jane indicated she had a brother killed during civil war. Madison is not found after 1860 census, and her other brothers are living as of 1870 & 1880. No record has been found re Madison in civil war, he may have used his other given name -- anyone with information about Madison, please send SAC.
Son of Hugh Dempsey and Catherine Bolinger
m: Sally "Sallie" Barnett
Nine children
-William Barnes abt 1842
-Madison C. abt 1843 - killed in civil war*
-Cincinnatus C. abt 1845
-Hugh Alexander abt 1848
-John T. 1850-1924
-James T. abt 1855
-Ann E abt 1859
-Nancy Jane 1860-1957 m1: John Davis, ch Marion, Murtie; m2: Joseph N. Perrin, ch. George, Ardella "Della", John Henry, William Dennie
-Unknown child who died at age 7 yrs.
1850 Cooper Co MO: DEMPSEY George W./35, Sally/26, Barnes/8, Madison/7, Cincinnatus/5, Hugh A/2, Infant/0 {John T.}
1860 Grand River, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY George W/43, Sarah B/38, William B/18, Madison C/16, Cincinnatus/14, Hue A/12, John T/8, James/5, Ann E/1
1870 Grand River, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY Geo./52, Sallie/48, William B/28, Concinnatus/23, Hugh Alex/21, John T/20, James T/17, Ann E/11, Nancy J./7
1880 Brownington, Henry Co MO: DEMPSEY G.W./63/VA-VA-VA. Near by is son DEMPSEY C.C./34, Sarah C/22, Jepe Rese/1.
George is shown to be a Blacksmith.
Brother of Eliga Dempsey, buried this cemetery.
No burial record found. Living in Brownington 1880 and his family found there in 1900. His wife is listed in newer adjoining Maplewood altho her death cert states Brownington Cem. He may be buried in one of the many unmarked graves in Brownington or have one of the broken/illegible stones scattered about.
*obit of dau Nancy Jane indicated she had a brother killed during civil war. Madison is not found after 1860 census, and her other brothers are living as of 1870 & 1880. No record has been found re Madison in civil war, he may have used his other given name -- anyone with information about Madison, please send SAC.
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