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Nathan Martin Schoonover

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Nathan Martin Schoonover

Birth
Pike County, Ohio, USA
Death
20 Jul 1926 (aged 77)
Mount Moriah, Harrison County, Missouri, USA
Burial
Trenton, Grundy County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
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h/o 1st Nancy E. (SAMPLES) in 1865 in Ohio, (buried Fairview Cemetery, Cainsville, Harrison Co., MO) & 2nd Mary Elizabeth (SAMPLES)Harrison in 1870 in Harrison Co., MO. & third wife Margaret Taylor Wright in 1922. Service Stone #30- 1861-65, Private - Civil War - Iowa Co C 48th IA Inf.

Nathan's first two wives were sisters, daughters of Lorenzo Dow Samples and Elizabeth Stallsworth Samples.

Nathan was a good grandfather according to one who knew him well - Homer Kinnison. He traveled with the Kinnison family to Oklahoma for a period of time in the early 1920's and eventually returned to northwest Missouri.

The photo of Nathan and James Schoonover was in the possession of Homer Kinnison and the names were noted on the photo. It was thought to be Nathan (father) and son James Dow. The year of the photo is unknown but James would have been 49 at the time of his father's death in 1926. Does James look near 49? Questionable.
h/o 1st Nancy E. (SAMPLES) in 1865 in Ohio, (buried Fairview Cemetery, Cainsville, Harrison Co., MO) & 2nd Mary Elizabeth (SAMPLES)Harrison in 1870 in Harrison Co., MO. & third wife Margaret Taylor Wright in 1922. Service Stone #30- 1861-65, Private - Civil War - Iowa Co C 48th IA Inf.

Nathan's first two wives were sisters, daughters of Lorenzo Dow Samples and Elizabeth Stallsworth Samples.

Nathan was a good grandfather according to one who knew him well - Homer Kinnison. He traveled with the Kinnison family to Oklahoma for a period of time in the early 1920's and eventually returned to northwest Missouri.

The photo of Nathan and James Schoonover was in the possession of Homer Kinnison and the names were noted on the photo. It was thought to be Nathan (father) and son James Dow. The year of the photo is unknown but James would have been 49 at the time of his father's death in 1926. Does James look near 49? Questionable.

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