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Descendants of Owen Henry Bagby

Generation No. 2

2. THOMAS JOHNSON¹² BAGBY (OWEN HENRY¹¹, JOHN¹⁰, WILLIAM⁹, ROBERT B.⁸, ROBERT⁷, GEORGE⁶, GEORGE⁵, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JAMES², JOHN¹) was born June 16, 1843 in Randolph, CO MO Silver Creek Township., and died November 30, 1931 in Randolph, CO MO Silver Creek Township.. He married EMMA FOOTE HALE May 05, 1864, daughter of ISRAELL HALE and ELIZABETH KEEPERS. She was born June 11, 1845 in StLouis, Jefferson, CO. MO., and died February 15, 1923 in Randolph, CO MO Silver Creek Township..

Notes for THOMAS JOHNSON BAGBY:
Private. Thomas Johnson. Bagby was in Civil war C.S.A. Company B. Perkins. Cav.. Reg. MO INF. Bat. Tyler's Brigade. Sterling Price's C.S.A. Army
Thomas & his Brother William Benjamin Bagby was guarding supply wagon Train during Sterling Price's raid into Missouri. West port to Arkansas. They were heavily engaged at Turkey Creek. Prices troops split in Indian nations. Some went to Mexico. Tom & WM. went to Louisiana. Surrendered, New Orleans Paroled from prison at Alexandria , LA. On June 7 1865.
If they were involved in Guerrilla warfare beforehand, I have been unable to document until now. Still searching for any other activity they were in.
Ref. CSR, CCCR. James M. Bagby.. Note Their last name on records will be found to be spelled incorrect . Misspelled Bagbee
Federal archive file Box 00038- reel 0001-record 00002031/ Wm. B. Bagby3032
He also was a Guerrilla & was with Bill Anderson when he made his raid on Huntsville, MO.
source: Newspaper Article. Aug. 19-1926 Our Huntsville Letters by W.T. Dameron

Perkin's Battalion Missouri Infantry CSA

Recruited by a Capt. Caleb Perkins. It was composed primarily of men recruited North of the Missouri river. It started off being a Cavalry unit. Around Sept. 1864 it managed to cross the Missouri river and head South. Perkins' Battalion was assigned to Col. Chas. H. Tyler's brigade of Mo. recruits. Lt. Col. Caleb Perkins was 1st Commander and later commanded by Lt. Col. Quinton Peacher. It accompanied Gen. Sterling Price on his 1864 Missouri raid. In Dec. 1864 the unit was dismounted and used as infantry. In April 1865 it was assigned to Mitchell's Infantry brigade, Parson's Division.

Perkins' battalion was paroled June 7th at Alexandria, LA. No muster rolls are known to exist. The only roster available is that compiled from POW records.

More About THOMAS JOHNSON BAGBY:
Burial: Bagby Cemetery Randolph, CO.
Military service: Bet. 1864 - 1865, confederate, Civil War

More About EMMA FOOTE HALE:
Burial: Bagby Cemetery Randolph, CO.

More About THOMAS BAGBY and EMMA HALE:
Marriage: May 05, 1864

Children of THOMAS BAGBY and EMMA HALE are:

9.	i.	MARTHA CAROLINE¹³ BAGBY, b. September 08, 1866, Randolph ,Co.MO; d. August 12, 1963, Randolph ,Co.MO.
	ii.	MARY FRANCESS BAGBY, b. October 11, 1868; d. October 25, 1868.
10.	iii.	WILLIAM EDWARD BAGBY, b. February 05, 1870, Randolph, Co. MO.; d. April 19, 1962.
11.	iv.	ANDREW JACKSON BAGBY, b. July 25, 1873, Randolph , CO. MO. Silver Creek Township.; d. April 23, 1949.
12.	v.	HAROLD HENRY BAGBY SR, b. September 15, 1879, Randolph ,Co.MO; d. July 10, 1960, Silver City, NM..
13.	vi.	ARTHUR DODDRIGE BAGBY, b. March 01, 1881; d. November 13, 1949.
	vii.	THOMAS R. BAGBY, b. December 24, 1884, Randolph CO. MO Silvercreek Township; d. June 27, 1908, Home of David Carter.

Notes for THOMAS R. BAGBY:

I have old news paper articles of Thomas's murder

More About THOMAS R. BAGBY:
Burial: Bagby Cemetery

3. WILLIAM BENJAMIN¹² BAGBY (OWEN HENRY¹¹, JOHN¹⁰, WILLIAM⁹, ROBERT B.⁸, ROBERT⁷, GEORGE⁶, GEORGE⁵, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JAMES², JOHN¹) was born July 08, 1845 in Randolph, CO. MO., and died July 25, 1890 in Randolph, CO. MO.. He married LAURA LOUELLA JOHNSTON November 11, 1875, daughter of WILLIAM JOHNSTON and SARAH DAVIS. She was born March 15, 1857 in Macon,CO, MO., and died November 13, 1909 in Randolph, CO. MO..

Notes for WILLIAM BENJAMIN BAGBY:
Higbee news has a WM. Bagby. 2-Aug 1890 who was reported seriously ill some time ago died Friday morning of last week. ????

More About WILLIAM BENJAMIN BAGBY:
Burial: Bagby Cemetery
Cause of Death: Appendicitis
Military service: Bet. 1864 - 1865, co.B. Perkins Div. C.S.A. S. Price.

Notes for LAURA LOUELLA JOHNSTON:
Laura was married to aTom Wil Malone I think this is him\
He is in Jackson Cemetery.
Thomas W Malone
son of Jesse D and
Emmaline Upton Malone
b jan 31 1845
d nov 30 1917
married Melinda Jackson

Melinda Jackson Malone
wife of Thomas W
b 1844
d 1900
1909--MRS. LAURA BAGBY DEAD--Mrs. Laura Luella Bagby was born in
Macon county, Mo, March 15, 1857. She was the daughter of W. H. and Sarah Ann
Johnson and granddaughter of Rev. Samuel C. Davis, of precious memory.
She was united in marriage to Wm. B. Bagby on Nov 11, 1875, who died July 25,
1890. To this union were born seven children, three of whom preceded her to the glory
world. The four living are Victor E. and Lester Z. Bagby and Mrs. Nora Fullington and
Mrs. Sarah Ann Fullington. She also leaves five grandchildren.
She made a profession of religion and with her husband united with the Sweet
Springs Cumberland Presbytereian church in June, 1888. Hers was a life of sorrow and
great affliction, yet she endured all, "as seeing Him who is invisible." She was a woman
of deep religious conviction, wielding an influence for good upon all her family, friends
and neighbors. She greatly loved the church and found it her chiefest joy to engage in the
service of the Lord's house with the people of God.
In the latter years of her life she was a great sufferer from heart trouble, from
which she died on Nov 13, 1909, surrounded by her loved ones who tenderly ministered
to her every want. But no human help could avail. The Master called her from the toils
and sufferings of earth to eternal rest and joy in heaven.

More About LAURA LOUELLA JOHNSTON:
Burial: Bagby Cemetery, Randolph, CO.

More About WILLIAM BAGBY and LAURA JOHNSTON:
Marriage: November 11, 1875

Children of WILLIAM BAGBY and LAURA JOHNSTON are:

14.	i.		NORA¹³ BAGBY, b. October 30, 1876, Randolph CO. MO.; d. October 01, 1931, Randolph CO. MO..
	ii.		OWEN I. BAGBY, b. October 25, 1880; d. July 24, 1881.

More About OWEN I. BAGBY:
Burial: Bagby Cemetery

15.	iii.		SARAH ANNA BAGBY, b. January 12, 1882, MO.; d. August 31, 1970.
	iv.		JAMES W. BAGBY, b. August 08, 1883; d. August 29, 1886.

Notes for JAMES W. BAGBY:
Might Be b 8-29 d 8-5

More About JAMES W. BAGBY:
Burial: Bagby Cemetery

16.	v.		LESTER ZEBULAN BAGBY, b. January 01, 1888, Randolph ,Co.MO; d. October 28, 1969, Moberly, MO. 65270.
	vi.		WILLIAM JOHNSTON BAGBY, b. 1891, Randolph ,Co.MO; d. May 04, 1907, Randolph ,Co.MO.

Notes for WILLIAM JOHNSTON BAGBY:
In Higbee news on May 10th. it says that Wm. was operated on for appendicitis on May 3rd died on may 4th & buried in Bagby cemetery on May 5th.
His father, WM. Benjamin also died of appendicitis. 10 May 1907--Wm. J. the 16-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bagby, who was
operated on for appendicitis at his home northwest of town Friday died the following day
and was buried Sunday.

More About WILLIAM JOHNSTON BAGBY:
Burial: Bagby Cemetery, Randolph, CO.
Cause of Death: Appendicities

17.

vii.

VICTOR EMANUEL BAGBY, b. November 12, 1878, Silver Creek Township, Randolph CO. MO.; d. November 13, 1958, Randolph CO. MO..

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