The New Frankfort Cemetery Listing on Saline County MO Gen Web states that Elizabeth Boston is buried in this cemetery but has no stone. Her dates of birth and death are shown as unknown on this listing. However, she can be found in census records. Her age varies in these records, so an accurate birthdate cannot be obtained, but this writer recorded her birthdate as that shown in the 1900 census.
Elizabeth "Lizzie" McCart married James Emerson Boston in 1877 (according to the 1900 census).
In the 1900 census of Saline County, Missouri, James and Lizzie were ages 52 and 51 and had the following children in the home: Hattie 20, Ada M. 12, Cora L. 10, Charley 8, Willie 5, Ora 2, and Walter 5 months. James' occupation was merchant.
In the 1910 census of Saline County, Missouri, James was listed as a grocery merchant. Children in their home at that time were Cora 21, Willie 16, Ora 12, and Walter 10. Also living with them was a granddaughter Goldie Meredith age 5.
In 1920, they were living in the same location and James was listed as a farmer. Two sons were left in the home, William 25, and Walter 20.
In the 1930 census of Saline County, Missouri, James was 86 and Lizzie 72. They were living with their son William E. Boston age 35.
When James Emerson Boston died on June 6, 1932, his death certificate shows his wife Elizabeth is still living. Her death date is unknown to this writer.
Elizabeth "Lizzie" McCart married James Emerson Boston in 1877 (according to the 1900 census).
In the 1900 census of Saline County, Missouri, James and Lizzie were ages 52 and 51 and had the following children in the home: Hattie 20, Ada M. 12, Cora L. 10, Charley 8, Willie 5, Ora 2, and Walter 5 months. James' occupation was merchant.
In the 1910 census of Saline County, Missouri, James was listed as a grocery merchant. Children in their home at that time were Cora 21, Willie 16, Ora 12, and Walter 10. Also living with them was a granddaughter Goldie Meredith age 5.
In 1920, they were living in the same location and James was listed as a farmer. Two sons were left in the home, William 25, and Walter 20.
In the 1930 census of Saline County, Missouri, James was 86 and Lizzie 72. They were living with their son William E. Boston age 35.
When James Emerson Boston died on June 6, 1932, his death certificate shows his wife Elizabeth is still living. Her death date is unknown to this writer.
The New Frankfort Cemetery Listing on Saline County MO Gen Web states that Elizabeth Boston is buried in this cemetery but has no stone. Her dates of birth and death are shown as unknown on this listing. However, she can be found in census records. Her age varies in these records, so an accurate birthdate cannot be obtained, but this writer recorded her birthdate as that shown in the 1900 census.
Elizabeth "Lizzie" McCart married James Emerson Boston in 1877 (according to the 1900 census).
In the 1900 census of Saline County, Missouri, James and Lizzie were ages 52 and 51 and had the following children in the home: Hattie 20, Ada M. 12, Cora L. 10, Charley 8, Willie 5, Ora 2, and Walter 5 months. James' occupation was merchant.
In the 1910 census of Saline County, Missouri, James was listed as a grocery merchant. Children in their home at that time were Cora 21, Willie 16, Ora 12, and Walter 10. Also living with them was a granddaughter Goldie Meredith age 5.
In 1920, they were living in the same location and James was listed as a farmer. Two sons were left in the home, William 25, and Walter 20.
In the 1930 census of Saline County, Missouri, James was 86 and Lizzie 72. They were living with their son William E. Boston age 35.
When James Emerson Boston died on June 6, 1932, his death certificate shows his wife Elizabeth is still living. Her death date is unknown to this writer.
Elizabeth "Lizzie" McCart married James Emerson Boston in 1877 (according to the 1900 census).
In the 1900 census of Saline County, Missouri, James and Lizzie were ages 52 and 51 and had the following children in the home: Hattie 20, Ada M. 12, Cora L. 10, Charley 8, Willie 5, Ora 2, and Walter 5 months. James' occupation was merchant.
In the 1910 census of Saline County, Missouri, James was listed as a grocery merchant. Children in their home at that time were Cora 21, Willie 16, Ora 12, and Walter 10. Also living with them was a granddaughter Goldie Meredith age 5.
In 1920, they were living in the same location and James was listed as a farmer. Two sons were left in the home, William 25, and Walter 20.
In the 1930 census of Saline County, Missouri, James was 86 and Lizzie 72. They were living with their son William E. Boston age 35.
When James Emerson Boston died on June 6, 1932, his death certificate shows his wife Elizabeth is still living. Her death date is unknown to this writer.
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