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Descendants of Owen Henry Bagby

4. CLARINDA¹² BAGBY (OWEN HENRY¹¹, JOHN¹⁰, WILLIAM⁹, ROBERT B.⁸, ROBERT⁷, GEORGE⁶, GEORGE⁵, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JAMES², JOHN¹) was born August 26, 1850 in Silver Creek Township. Randolph CO. MO, and died April 19, 1889 in Randolph CO. MO.. She married FRANK P. SHIPP September 08, 1881 in Randolph CO. MO. He was born July 06, 1852, and died May 12, 1926 in Randolph CO. MO..

Notes for CLARINDA BAGBY:
Friday, 4 Apr 1924, Vol 37 No 50--BROKE BOTH ARMS--Mrs. Frank Shipp, aged about
75 years, residing near Huntsville, had the misfortune to break both of her arms in a fall
Monday, being thrown to the ground when her horse started up as she was getting into
her buggy.
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This is speculation on my part & has not been documented.

Their is a Franklin P. Shipp in lot 268 of Huntsville Cemetery 7-6-1852----5-12-1926 beside Mary D. Shipp
2-10-1847---4-23-1931 This could be Frank & his second wife. (Age matches article)
A Frank Ship married Clarenda Bagby. d/o Owen Henry & Mariah Yager. b: Aug 26-1850 d: April 19-1898 (Buried in Bagby cemetery) I do not have either marriage dates. Children = Gertrude & Owen Ben Ship. I do not have any children of Mary D.(?) Shipp & Frank.
If anyone has data on Gertrude, or this line, please reply.

1880 census has her 25 single & living with her father
James M. Bagby

More About CLARINDA BAGBY:
Burial: Bagby Cemetery, Randolph, CO. MO.

Notes for FRANK P. SHIPP:
Their is a Franklin P. Shipp in lot 268 of Huntsville Cemetery 7-6-1852/ 5-12-1926 beside Mary D. Shipp
2-10-1847/4-23-1931 This could be Frank & his second wife. Single on 1880 census.
After Clarinda died Frank married Mary D. Fullington Sept.13-1891

Shipp, Delilah -- Court allowed $18.75 for care of Valentine, a pauper, up
to this time; Court order that she keep Valentine hereafter on the same
terms allowed John Shipp; THH 27 1873 .

Shipp, John

"A house divided against itself cannot stand", We don't know exactly where
to find this quotation, but its as true as Gospel, and the sublime truth of
the thing forces itself upon our mind in a manner which leaves no room for
doubt or uncertainty. We often have practical illustrations of the
truthfulness of this adage. We had one in this vicinity last week, and we
are still further convinced now that the fellow who got up that sentiment
knew what he was about when he wrote it.
John M. Shipp, an old gentleman somewhat past the prime of life, lives about
7 miles south of Huntsville. He has a son named William m. Shipp, besides a
wife and several daughters. The old gentleman, it is said, is not
particularly pleasant and agreeable when he gets excited, and he generally
makes things warm for his family whenever one of these periodical spells
come on him.
On Wednesday, the 12th inst. [12 Nov 1873], he and his son had a difficulty,
and the old gentleman had his son arrested, charging him with assault and
battery, and also asking that he be put under bonds to keep the peace. The
trial came off on Monday last [17 Nov 1873], in 'Squire Bibb's court, before
a jury. The evidence given in was very conflicting & considerably mixed.
The old man claimed that his son attacked him, and used a chair on him in a
manner which was not entirely agreeable to the old man's feelings, one or
two of his daughters corroborating his statement. On the other hand, the
son claims that his father had been abusing his mother and sister, and he
had simply taken the old man by the coat collar to prevent him doing them
violence. This enraged the old man, and he turned upon the son, and went
for him in a way he despised, using an awl, about five inches long, and
trying desperately to punch a hole in his son's anatomy. The son didn't
care about being punched, so he took a chair, and held it out in front of
him, gently pushing the old man away whenever he renewed the attack. He
say's he never struck the old man at all, but simply used the chair as a
guard against the old gentleman's furious onslaughts. His mother, and the
balance of the family who had not sided with the old man, supported his
testimony. The case was then given to the jury, who returned a verdict of
$15 and cost against the son, amounting in the aggregate to $33.90. The
suit to make the son give bonds to keep the peace, has been dismissed.
Huntsville Herald, Thursday, 20 Nov 1873; Thomas D. Bogie & George D.
Eastin, Editors

More About FRANK P. SHIPP:
Burial: Huntsville Cemetery lot 268

More About FRANK SHIPP and CLARINDA BAGBY:
Marriage: September 08, 1881, Randolph CO. MO
None-Ending: Owen Henry Raised Gretude & Benny Ship.

Children of CLARINDA BAGBY and FRANK SHIPP are:

	i.		GERTRUDE¹³ SHIPP.
18.	ii.		OWEN BENJAMIN SHIPP, b. May 21, 1885; d. July 11, 1977, Moberly..

5. JACOB WATTS¹² BAGBY (OWEN HENRY¹¹, JOHN¹⁰, WILLIAM⁹, ROBERT B.⁸, ROBERT⁷, GEORGE⁶, GEORGE⁵, JOHN⁴, JOHN³, JAMES², JOHN¹) was born August 06, 1855 in Randolph , CO. MO., and died November 11, 1936 in Benton, CO.. He married JESSIE EMALINE MALONE November 11, 1880 in Randolph CO. MO, daughter of JESSE MALONE and EMALINE UPTON. She was born March 1860 in Randolph CO. MO., and died 1920 in Benton, CO. MO. Warsaw.

Notes for JACOB WATTS BAGBY:
Bagby, Jacob -- m. 11 Nov Emma Malone at bride's step-father Mr. Lenn, 3
miles south of Huntsville, by Rev. W.T. Ellington, left to live in Morgan
Co.; THH 18 Nov 1880

1880 Census has him as a R. R. Tie dealer.
In 1920 In Benton CO. Mo. Fristoe Township he has
160 Acres at 4O-N 22W 22,32 sec
120 " 4O-N 21W 30 sec
80 " 40-N 22W 14 sec = 360 acres He had 150 acres in 5-6-17& 18 sec. at an earler date.

More About JACOB WATTS BAGBY:
Burial: Warsaw MO. River Side Cemetery

Notes for JESSIE EMALINE MALONE:
HIGBEE NEWS SAID THAT RIGHT AFTER WEDDING THEY LEFT FOR MORGON , CO. 1870 census has her living in Bradley Household L.K. 37 Her mother 41 unable to read, 6 children 1= L Male no age listed S.E 17 fm Lm 13 Male. J.E. 9 fm "Jessie" D.C. 23 Male, L.B. 22 Fm.
1861 would makwe her to old to be dau. of Jessie Damerom Malone. I changed to 1860.

More About JESSIE EMALINE MALONE:
Burial: Warsaw MO. River Side Cemetery
Fact: Step Father, Lenn Bradley

More About JACOB BAGBY and JESSIE MALONE:
Marriage: November 11, 1880, Randolph CO. MO
Preacher: W.T.Ellington

Children of JACOB BAGBY and JESSIE MALONE are:

	i.		MAUDE¹³ BAGBY, b. December 1883.
	ii.		L. RHEA BAGBY, b. April 1885; d. craig, MO..
	iii.		SADIE BAGBY, b. June 1889; m. CAPLU MATLOCK.
	iv.		OWEN H, BAGBY, b. April 1892.

More About OWEN H, BAGBY:
Burial: NY. City.

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