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The following bio was provided by Yvonne Hurt (#48050148).
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Clarinda Pinckney Tate, b 20 Nov 1844, Callaway Co.. Mo.; m 20 Feb 1868 Samuel Steele McCue, b 31 Jul 1841, son of Col. M. H. McCue (long High Sheriff of Augusta Co., Va.) and Sara Frances Steele. Mrs. McCue was a regular graduate from Oakland Institute 1861, which subsequently became Fulton Female Seminary, and in 1875 Synodical College. Mr. McCue came to Missouri from Virginia, 1857, and engaged in farming with his father. Enlisted under the Stars and Bars during the late war (Day's Company, Perkin's Regiment and Prices 's Command) ; later in mercantile business.
Apostle of Democracy, member of County and Congressional Democratic Committees. Elder in Old AuxVasse Presbyterian Church, — as was his father; frequent delegate to Mo. Presbytery and Synod; Commissioner to the General Assembly. Member Board of Directors of Auxvasse Bank; a Mason for 52 years; res. AuxVasse, Mo.
Double ring wedding ceremony with Martha Henderson Tate
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The preceding bio was provided by Yvonne Hurt (#48050148).
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The following bio was provided by Yvonne Hurt (#48050148).
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Clarinda Pinckney Tate, b 20 Nov 1844, Callaway Co.. Mo.; m 20 Feb 1868 Samuel Steele McCue, b 31 Jul 1841, son of Col. M. H. McCue (long High Sheriff of Augusta Co., Va.) and Sara Frances Steele. Mrs. McCue was a regular graduate from Oakland Institute 1861, which subsequently became Fulton Female Seminary, and in 1875 Synodical College. Mr. McCue came to Missouri from Virginia, 1857, and engaged in farming with his father. Enlisted under the Stars and Bars during the late war (Day's Company, Perkin's Regiment and Prices 's Command) ; later in mercantile business.
Apostle of Democracy, member of County and Congressional Democratic Committees. Elder in Old AuxVasse Presbyterian Church, — as was his father; frequent delegate to Mo. Presbytery and Synod; Commissioner to the General Assembly. Member Board of Directors of Auxvasse Bank; a Mason for 52 years; res. AuxVasse, Mo.
Double ring wedding ceremony with Martha Henderson Tate
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The preceding bio was provided by Yvonne Hurt (#48050148).
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Family Members
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Elizabeth McClanahan Tate Washington
1831–1914
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Daniel Henderson Tate
1834–1835
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Martha Henderson Tate Yates
1837–1907
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Rachel Huston Tate
1839–1840
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Sarah Scott "Sallie" Tate
1841–1934
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Dr John Milton Tate
1842–1919
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Mary Moore Tate Pratt
1847–1910
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Emily Reed Tate Yates
1849–1882
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James Nolley Tate
1851–1923
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