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Proctor, Frances Aletha
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Clay, Brutus Junius, Sr.
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Clay, Sally Ann
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Clay, Paulina Green
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Clay, Sidney Payne
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Clay, Elizabeth Lewis
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Zellers, Elvin T.
According to his 1940 draft registration, Elvin was 5-feet 10-inches tall and weighed 153 pounds.
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Zellers, Lillie
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Zellers, Owen
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Zellers, George
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Zellers, John W.
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Zellers family
African American
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Cleveland, Melinia
Melinia's first married name is listed on the marriage document for her second marriage. However, it is nearly illegible. 'Pillis' is the best guess.
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Lewis, James
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Ross, Charles
Charles Ross was likely born into enslavement. His first appearance in documentation is his marriage record, when he married Jane White in 1869. Given that their first child was born around 1865, they were likely married previously, but did not have it legally recognized until 1869.
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Cooper, Charles
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Brown, Judie
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Brooks, Henry Clay
Henry Brooks enlisted into the Union army as a Private, and was promoted to the rank of Corporal on July 30, 1865.
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Utz, Richard
In both the 1900 and 1910 censuses, Richard is listed as owning his farm. He did not have a mortgage.
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Utz, Carter
Carter Oaks (also known as Carter Utz) served in the 117th US Colored Infantry. The similar naming has lead to some confusion. Carter Oaks died in camp in 1865. This Carter Utz is a different individual.
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Scales, Rose A.
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Scales, Grace L.
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Graves, Frank
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Scales, Lizzie
At the time of the 1910 census, Lizzie was an inmate at the Boone County Infirmary.
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Scales, Eddie
According to his World War I draft registration, Eddie Scales was of medium height and build. His World War II drat registration elaborated further, listing him as 5-foot 8-inches tall and weighing 196 pounds.