BIOGRAPHY:
PLEASANT GARNER was born 1831 in Ray County, Missouri. He was the son of James Jasper Garner Sr. and Lucinda Adams.
The 1850 Census for Andrew County, Missouri, lists Pleasant Garner as in the household of James Garner, 19 years old, farmer, born in Missouri, and having attended school in the last year.
Malinda age 32 married a third time to Pleasant Garner 26, his first marriage, on December 9, 1857 in Andrew County, Missouri. Pleasant and Malinda lived at Hackberry Ridge, Andrew County, Missouri, where it is believed that Pleasant owned a large amount of land. It is said that he owned a lot of land in Andrew and Holt County and at one time lived on the Kansas side of the Missouri River.
In the 1860 Census, Andrew County, Missouri, Pleasant and Malinda have set up house and have quite the blended family. Ranyan is now 15 living in the household of his step-father Pleasant Garner age 29 along with his brother Cyrus age 13 and mother Malinda age 35. Malinda has two sons by Robert Llewellyn living with them, James E. Llewellyn age 7, and Robert C. Llewellyn age 4. Together they have a son John born in 1859, age 1. Malinda's mother is not shown and is presumed dead.
In the 1870 Census, Lincoln, Andrew County, Missouri, Pleasant age 39 is household head with Joseph W. age 11, Jasper N age 7 living with him. Also in this census Pleasant is living next door to William H. Sipes, Cyrus C. Garner, and Ranyan Jefferson Garner. Malinda is not listed and presumed dead.
After Malinda died, Pleasant age 44 married a second time to Margaret Sophronia Molen age about 36, March 12, 1875 in Andrew County, Missouri. Margaret died shortly after the birth of their daughter Mary Lutetia born February 17, 1876 in Missouri. Sophronia's parents were James Molen and Mary Matilda Bond. The Bonds and Molens are well traced in the Wayne County Kentucky Pioneers.
In the 1880 Census, Lincoln twp., Andrew, Missouri, Pleasant Garner now 49 is living with his daughter Mary Garner age 4. Margaret has died before this.
Pleasant Garner, farmer, age 51, died in Hackenberry, Andrew, Missouri on September 9, 1883, a widower. The cause of death is listed as "Cholera Morbus", with a duration of 3 days. He was buried in Andrew County, Missouri September 11, 1883.
--written by Kim Schvaneveldt
From the book "The Story of Our Garner Family" he is buried at Mt. Carmel Cemetery Andrew Co. MO. Find a Grave volunteer reports: checked county inventory and there is no grave listed for this person in Andrew County, Missouri
From Monica Eshelman: Pleasant Garner (c1830-1883) was buried at Nodaway, but whether it was the Nodaway town cemetery or another, I don't know. The Nodaway cemetery is a mess, very overgrown and damaged by time, so he might have had a marker there that is gone now. [KS-Nodaway Baptist cemetery in Lincoln twp is very close to Pleasant's farm; assume this is correct cemetery.]
PLEASANT GARNER was born 1831 in Ray County, Missouri. He was the son of James Jasper Garner Sr. and Lucinda Adams.
The 1850 Census for Andrew County, Missouri, lists Pleasant Garner as in the household of James Garner, 19 years old, farmer, born in Missouri, and having attended school in the last year.
Malinda age 32 married a third time to Pleasant Garner 26, his first marriage, on December 9, 1857 in Andrew County, Missouri. Pleasant and Malinda lived at Hackberry Ridge, Andrew County, Missouri, where it is believed that Pleasant owned a large amount of land. It is said that he owned a lot of land in Andrew and Holt County and at one time lived on the Kansas side of the Missouri River.
In the 1860 Census, Andrew County, Missouri, Pleasant and Malinda have set up house and have quite the blended family. Ranyan is now 15 living in the household of his step-father Pleasant Garner age 29 along with his brother Cyrus age 13 and mother Malinda age 35. Malinda has two sons by Robert Llewellyn living with them, James E. Llewellyn age 7, and Robert C. Llewellyn age 4. Together they have a son John born in 1859, age 1. Malinda's mother is not shown and is presumed dead.
In the 1870 Census, Lincoln, Andrew County, Missouri, Pleasant age 39 is household head with Joseph W. age 11, Jasper N age 7 living with him. Also in this census Pleasant is living next door to William H. Sipes, Cyrus C. Garner, and Ranyan Jefferson Garner. Malinda is not listed and presumed dead.
After Malinda died, Pleasant age 44 married a second time to Margaret Sophronia Molen age about 36, March 12, 1875 in Andrew County, Missouri. Margaret died shortly after the birth of their daughter Mary Lutetia born February 17, 1876 in Missouri. Sophronia's parents were James Molen and Mary Matilda Bond. The Bonds and Molens are well traced in the Wayne County Kentucky Pioneers.
In the 1880 Census, Lincoln twp., Andrew, Missouri, Pleasant Garner now 49 is living with his daughter Mary Garner age 4. Margaret has died before this.
Pleasant Garner, farmer, age 51, died in Hackenberry, Andrew, Missouri on September 9, 1883, a widower. The cause of death is listed as "Cholera Morbus", with a duration of 3 days. He was buried in Andrew County, Missouri September 11, 1883.
--written by Kim Schvaneveldt
From the book "The Story of Our Garner Family" he is buried at Mt. Carmel Cemetery Andrew Co. MO. Find a Grave volunteer reports: checked county inventory and there is no grave listed for this person in Andrew County, Missouri
From Monica Eshelman: Pleasant Garner (c1830-1883) was buried at Nodaway, but whether it was the Nodaway town cemetery or another, I don't know. The Nodaway cemetery is a mess, very overgrown and damaged by time, so he might have had a marker there that is gone now. [KS-Nodaway Baptist cemetery in Lincoln twp is very close to Pleasant's farm; assume this is correct cemetery.]
BIOGRAPHY:
PLEASANT GARNER was born 1831 in Ray County, Missouri. He was the son of James Jasper Garner Sr. and Lucinda Adams.
The 1850 Census for Andrew County, Missouri, lists Pleasant Garner as in the household of James Garner, 19 years old, farmer, born in Missouri, and having attended school in the last year.
Malinda age 32 married a third time to Pleasant Garner 26, his first marriage, on December 9, 1857 in Andrew County, Missouri. Pleasant and Malinda lived at Hackberry Ridge, Andrew County, Missouri, where it is believed that Pleasant owned a large amount of land. It is said that he owned a lot of land in Andrew and Holt County and at one time lived on the Kansas side of the Missouri River.
In the 1860 Census, Andrew County, Missouri, Pleasant and Malinda have set up house and have quite the blended family. Ranyan is now 15 living in the household of his step-father Pleasant Garner age 29 along with his brother Cyrus age 13 and mother Malinda age 35. Malinda has two sons by Robert Llewellyn living with them, James E. Llewellyn age 7, and Robert C. Llewellyn age 4. Together they have a son John born in 1859, age 1. Malinda's mother is not shown and is presumed dead.
In the 1870 Census, Lincoln, Andrew County, Missouri, Pleasant age 39 is household head with Joseph W. age 11, Jasper N age 7 living with him. Also in this census Pleasant is living next door to William H. Sipes, Cyrus C. Garner, and Ranyan Jefferson Garner. Malinda is not listed and presumed dead.
After Malinda died, Pleasant age 44 married a second time to Margaret Sophronia Molen age about 36, March 12, 1875 in Andrew County, Missouri. Margaret died shortly after the birth of their daughter Mary Lutetia born February 17, 1876 in Missouri. Sophronia's parents were James Molen and Mary Matilda Bond. The Bonds and Molens are well traced in the Wayne County Kentucky Pioneers.
In the 1880 Census, Lincoln twp., Andrew, Missouri, Pleasant Garner now 49 is living with his daughter Mary Garner age 4. Margaret has died before this.
Pleasant Garner, farmer, age 51, died in Hackenberry, Andrew, Missouri on September 9, 1883, a widower. The cause of death is listed as "Cholera Morbus", with a duration of 3 days. He was buried in Andrew County, Missouri September 11, 1883.
--written by Kim Schvaneveldt
From the book "The Story of Our Garner Family" he is buried at Mt. Carmel Cemetery Andrew Co. MO. Find a Grave volunteer reports: checked county inventory and there is no grave listed for this person in Andrew County, Missouri
From Monica Eshelman: Pleasant Garner (c1830-1883) was buried at Nodaway, but whether it was the Nodaway town cemetery or another, I don't know. The Nodaway cemetery is a mess, very overgrown and damaged by time, so he might have had a marker there that is gone now. [KS-Nodaway Baptist cemetery in Lincoln twp is very close to Pleasant's farm; assume this is correct cemetery.]
PLEASANT GARNER was born 1831 in Ray County, Missouri. He was the son of James Jasper Garner Sr. and Lucinda Adams.
The 1850 Census for Andrew County, Missouri, lists Pleasant Garner as in the household of James Garner, 19 years old, farmer, born in Missouri, and having attended school in the last year.
Malinda age 32 married a third time to Pleasant Garner 26, his first marriage, on December 9, 1857 in Andrew County, Missouri. Pleasant and Malinda lived at Hackberry Ridge, Andrew County, Missouri, where it is believed that Pleasant owned a large amount of land. It is said that he owned a lot of land in Andrew and Holt County and at one time lived on the Kansas side of the Missouri River.
In the 1860 Census, Andrew County, Missouri, Pleasant and Malinda have set up house and have quite the blended family. Ranyan is now 15 living in the household of his step-father Pleasant Garner age 29 along with his brother Cyrus age 13 and mother Malinda age 35. Malinda has two sons by Robert Llewellyn living with them, James E. Llewellyn age 7, and Robert C. Llewellyn age 4. Together they have a son John born in 1859, age 1. Malinda's mother is not shown and is presumed dead.
In the 1870 Census, Lincoln, Andrew County, Missouri, Pleasant age 39 is household head with Joseph W. age 11, Jasper N age 7 living with him. Also in this census Pleasant is living next door to William H. Sipes, Cyrus C. Garner, and Ranyan Jefferson Garner. Malinda is not listed and presumed dead.
After Malinda died, Pleasant age 44 married a second time to Margaret Sophronia Molen age about 36, March 12, 1875 in Andrew County, Missouri. Margaret died shortly after the birth of their daughter Mary Lutetia born February 17, 1876 in Missouri. Sophronia's parents were James Molen and Mary Matilda Bond. The Bonds and Molens are well traced in the Wayne County Kentucky Pioneers.
In the 1880 Census, Lincoln twp., Andrew, Missouri, Pleasant Garner now 49 is living with his daughter Mary Garner age 4. Margaret has died before this.
Pleasant Garner, farmer, age 51, died in Hackenberry, Andrew, Missouri on September 9, 1883, a widower. The cause of death is listed as "Cholera Morbus", with a duration of 3 days. He was buried in Andrew County, Missouri September 11, 1883.
--written by Kim Schvaneveldt
From the book "The Story of Our Garner Family" he is buried at Mt. Carmel Cemetery Andrew Co. MO. Find a Grave volunteer reports: checked county inventory and there is no grave listed for this person in Andrew County, Missouri
From Monica Eshelman: Pleasant Garner (c1830-1883) was buried at Nodaway, but whether it was the Nodaway town cemetery or another, I don't know. The Nodaway cemetery is a mess, very overgrown and damaged by time, so he might have had a marker there that is gone now. [KS-Nodaway Baptist cemetery in Lincoln twp is very close to Pleasant's farm; assume this is correct cemetery.]
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