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Ancestors of Jason Logan Parli


      162. William Goodman, born 1785 in Virginia, USA; died 1855 in Gibson, Tennessee, USA. He was the son of 324. William Goodman and 325. Olife Barnes. He married 163. Ann Hardister 27 Jul 1831 in Gibson County Tennesee.

      163. Ann Hardister, born 04 Mar 1804 in Randolph, North Carolina, USA; died 1890 in White, Arkansas, USA. She was the daughter of 326. Samuel H. Hardister and 327. Rebecca Lanier.

More About William Goodman:
Burial: 1855, Goodman Cemetery Milan, Tennessee
  Notes for Ann Hardister:
Notes for Ann Hardister:
1860 cences Gibson County, TN, Dis. 15---- pg. 228b---- 329a
2235, James I Parker, 38 m Farmer , $150, $370, TN
Ann 36 NC
Ephrain Goodman 19 m TN
Ann Goodman 13 f TN
David Goodman 26 m, farmer $230 TN
Francis 24f TN
Laura 2 f TN
Mary Johnson 20 f TN
Mary is a sister to Francis Johnson Goodman.
More About Ann Hardister:
Fact 2: Maybe more children.
My information is that Ann Hardister had a sister, Jane Hardister, and a brother, Henry Hardister, who also lived in Gibson Co., TN in the 1830's at or about the time that Ann Hardister married William Goodman. I understand that their father was Samuel Hardister, a son of Thomas Hardister (ca.1737-1841) of Randolph Co., N.C.
My great-great-grandfather was Robert Elisha Hardister who married Mary Jane Smith in 1839 in McLemoresville, Carroll Co., TN. This was very close to the community where the Goodmans lived in Gibson Co., TN. I suspect, but cannot prove, that he was related to Ann, Jane, Henry, et. al. Would you have any information regarding correspondence, business dealings, or any connections between them? I think it is more than coincidence that Robert Elisha Hardister's youngest daughter was named 'Louisa'.
I understand that Henry has numerous known descendants now living, especially in Arkansas. Would you have any information regarding Jane's descendants? I understand that she married a Mr. Edward Hailey/Haley in the 1830's in Gibson County, TN, but I can find no trace of them afterward.
Best regards,
Edward L. Hardister

More About Ann Hardister:
Burial: Arkansas

More About William Goodman and Ann Hardister:
Marriage: 27 Jul 1831, Gibson County Tennesee
     
Children of William Goodman and Ann Hardister are:
  i.   David Crocket Goodman, born 14 Aug 1834 in Gibson County Tenneesee; died in Gravel Hill White Co Arkansas; married Lucy Francis Johnson 12 Jan 1858 in Gibson County Tennessee; born 14 Nov 1836 in Gibson County Tenneesee; died in Gravel Hill White Co Arkansas.
  More About David Goodman and Lucy Johnson:
Marriage: 12 Jan 1858, Gibson County Tennessee
  ii.   Susan A. Goodman, born 18 Jul 1837 in Gibson County Tenneesee; died 02 Mar 1911 in Arkansas; married Stephen C. Barker 21 Jun 1857 in Gibson County Tennessee; born 22 Feb 1834 in Gibson, TN, USA; died 15 Nov 1908 in AR, USA.
  More About Stephen Barker and Susan Goodman:
Marriage: 21 Jun 1857, Gibson County Tennessee
  iii.   Eliza M. Goodman, born 1838 in Gibson County Tenneesee; married Robert Gill 16 Sep 1857 in Gibson County Tennessee; born in Tennessee.
  More About Robert Gill and Eliza Goodman:
Marriage: 16 Sep 1857, Gibson County Tennessee
  iv.   Ephram H.Goodman, born 1840 in Milan, Gibson County, Tennessee; died 16 Nov 1861 in Goodman Cemetery Milan, Gibson County, Tennessee.
  Notes for Ephram H.Goodman:
Co.E, 31 Tennessee Infrantry CSA

  81 v.   Louiza Virginia Goodman, born 18 Jan 1842 in Milan, Gibson County, Tennesee; died 20 Dec 1939 in Sallisaw, Sequoyah County, Oklahoma; married (1) Marion Francis Holder 05 Jan 1860 in Milan, Gibson County, Tennesee; married (2) Harley Presley Waldrop 28 Sep 1876 in Milan, Gibson County Tennesee; married (3) Simeon Morris 07 Nov 1886 in White County Arkansas.
  vi.   Anne Goodman, born 02 Sep 1845 in Gibson, Tennessee, USA; died 17 May 1932 in Dallas, Texas, USA; married Sparks Martin Green 19 Feb 1862 in Kentucky Valley, AR; born 26 Dec 1843 in Hardeman County, TN, USA; died 05 Feb 1884 in Gravel Hill, Arkansas, USA.
  More About Sparks Martin Green:
Residence: 1860, Caroline, Prairie, Arkansas

  More About Sparks Green and Anne Goodman:
Marriage 1: 19 Feb 1862, Kentucky Valley, AR
Marriage 2: 18 Feb 1862, Kentucky Valley, Arkansas, USA



      168. Unknown Johnson, born in New York, New York. He married 169. Unknown.

      169. Unknown, born in New York, New York.
     
Child of Unknown Johnson and Unknown is:
  84 i.   Seneca Johnson, born 1823 in Vermont; married (1) Hannah Unknown; married (2) Eleanor Unknown.


      176. Joel Franklin DeBoard, born 13 Jul 1836 in White, Illinois, USA; died 15 Jun 1919 in Chapel Township, Howell County, Missouri. He was the son of 352. Robert Robin Deboard and 353. Elizabeth A Bolerjack. He married 177. Margaret Ann McKenzie 26 Aug 1858 in White County Illinois.

      177. Margaret Ann McKenzie, born 24 Jan 1841 in Mt. Vernon, Jefferson County, Illinois; died 06 Jul 1933 in Howell, Missouri, USA. She was the daughter of 354. Alexander H Mckenzie and 355. Margaret Vineyard.

Notes for Joel Franklin DeBoard:
1840 White Co IL census
DEBOARD, Robert
1 m under 5 [Joel Franklin]
2 m 5 - 10 [John Wesley and ?]
1 m 10 - 15 [Unknown #1754]
1 m 30 - 40 [Robert, head]
1 f under 5 [Rebecca Jane]
1 f 5 - 10 [Levina Lydia]
2 f 10 - 15 [Lucinda Elvira and Mary S.]
1 f 15 - 20 [Mary Lucinda]
1 f 30 - 40 [Elizabeth Bolerjack, wife]
1 f 60 - 70 [Lydia Forrester DeBoard, mother]
1 f 70 - 80 [Mary Forrester Bolerjack]

1850 White Co IL Census
#960-960, District 13
DEBORD
Elizabeth, 47, f, NC
Mary S., 21, f, IL
John W., 18, m, IL
Lidda M., 16, f, IL
Joel F., 14, m, IL
Rebecca J., 12, f, IL
FORISTER
William T., 27, m, IL, farmer
Mary E., 6, IL
Sarah M., 2, IL

1860 White Co IL census
686/676, Roland Twp
DeBOURD
Joel F., 23 IL
Margaret, 19, IL

1870?
Unable to locate in census. Have tried every search possible, by soundex, by first name and birth state only, names of children, etc, on both Ancestry and HeritageQuest. They may simply have moved at the time of the census, missing it in both places.

1880 Howell Co, MO census
#176-176, Chapel Twp
DeBoard
Franklin, 44, IL NC NC
M. Ann, 40, wife, IL IL IL
Marcilla, 19, dau, IL IL IL
Adren, 17, son IL IL IL
S. Shelley, 15, son, IL IL IL
E. Emma, 11, dau IL IL IL
Alis, 8, dau IL IL IL
Robert, 4, son, IL IL IL
Hettie, 2, dau, MO IL IL
F. Mary, 2 mos, b in April, MO IL IL

1890
All Federal Census were destroyed by fire


1900 Howell Co MO census
#329, 329, Chapel Twp
DeBoard
Franklin J., head, b June 1836, age 63, b IL, parents b IL
Ann, wife, b April 1842, age 58, had 13 children, 8 living
Retus, son, b Dec 1876, b IL
Andrew, son, b Sept 1881, age 18, b MO
Lewis, son, b Sept 1883, age 16, b MO

1910 Howell Co MO census
#35-38, Chapel Twp
DeBoard
Louis L., head, 26, m 1 yr, MO IL IL
Phrona, wife, 21, MO NC ??
Andy B., brother 28, single, MO IL IL
Franklin J., father, 73, m 50 yrs, IL IL IL
Anna, mother, 70, m 50 yrs, 13 children, 8 living, IL IL IL
also living in same household
HOPE or KOPE FAMILY
Allen Hope or Kope 35? b3 IL (brother-in-law)
?? Hope or Kope m 19 yrs 2C 21yrs (sister)
Ora, niece, 18, MO IL IL
Fred, Nephew, 12, MO IL IL

1920 Howell Co MO census
#163-157, Chapel Twp
DeBoard
Margaret, 78, widowed, IL MO IL
Rocis DeBoard, cook, 25, MO UNK MO
Jenkins DeBoard, grandson, 22, MO MO MO
[Living next door to son, Snoden DeBoard]
Source: Janice Gilmore Walker

1930 White Eagle,Faulkner,Arkansas
DeBoard, Andy E. head
Ruth wife
J.Richard son
Alice E daughter
DeBoard, Margaret Ann Mother

THE ANCESTORS AND SOME DESENDANTS of JOEL FRANKLIN DEBOARD
(Grandson of William Deboard)

The earliest definitive ancestor in this DEBOARD line was William DEBOARD. We find him first in a land transaction in 1806; he purchased 50 acres in Wilkes county, NC, from Cornelius BUTRAM. Around the same time he married Lydia FORESTER (daughter of John Dodgens Forester/Forrester). In 1809 William served as a witness to the marriage of Benjamin Debord (his brother) and Nancy Summers in Wilkes county, NC. William is found with his young family in the 1810 Wilkes county, NC, census. His family group, to the best of our knowledge, would at that time have looked something like this:
William DEBORD, age 41
Lydia FORRESTER, age 35
Hannah, age 11
Robert, age 10
Elizabeth, age 2
Mary Selinda, age 1
Unknown daughter, under 10 years old.

Little is known of their life in North Carolina, nor do we know why William decided in his mid-forties to move his family west. We do know that sometime prior to 1818 the family arrived in White county, IL – they were among the earliest of settlers in that area. We are fortunate to have a description of their journey. It comes to us in the form of a letter written in 1909 by Mary Frances Ann Shaw, whose mother was Hannah Debord, the granddaughter of Hannah Debord who was the eldest of William’s daughters. It came to me from Burrell Shaw, her grandson. I cite it here verbatim:
“A lock of my grandmother's hair. She was 83 years old Jan 9, 1909. This is the 26 of March. She was the daughter of Hannah(Deboard)Cook who was the daughter of Lydie (Forester) Deboard who was the sister of John Forester, were originally from Virginia to N.C, then to Illinois. The above ‘John Forester’ was my great-grandfather on mother's side.
Lydia Deboard walked from N.C. to Ill, toating a piggin of water and tolling a sow and five shoats. William Deboard, her husband, led the horse (had only one) Robin, Lucy, Bettie, Polly and Lydia jr the children, rode on the horse which carried their worldly effects in a poke somewhat like a bedtick. The above William & Lydia Deboard were my great-great grandparents on my father's mother's side."
SOURCE: Frances (Shaw) Thomas

‘Robin’ was a nickname for Robert, William’s only son, and our direct ancestor. Born 21 August 1800 (probably in Wilkes county, NC), Robert may have been around 12 or 13 when his family undertook this difficult and lengthy journey. We know that William’s siblings (Robert’s uncles), John, Benjamin, and Solomon, also moved to White county at or around the same time, and it is reasonable to imagine that they may have traveled together at times. It is likely that they were searching for greater opportunity for their children to be landowners. The trip would have been a long one – walking from North Carolina to Illinois. In 1817 a William Debard is found in the Sumner county, TN, census. In 1819 a Solomon Debord is found in Sumner county. We can safely assume that the families stopped for some period in Sumner county. There is conflicting data that would indicate that William’s daughter Lydia (sister to our own Robert or ‘Robin’] was born in TN in 1813 – so the may have begun their journey as early as that year, or even the year before.
In 1820 William Debord first appears in the White county, IL, census data. However, his daughter Hannah had married in 1818 in White county to John Cook – so the family was there by 1818. As the three Debord families moved into White county, it becomes difficult to sort out the female family members. The brothers all had more daughters than sons, and county records are not of significant help in sorting out who belonged to whom. William’s children began to marry into other early White county families. The surnames include COOK, YATES, and SUMMERS. The Summers family probably moved from North Carolina, as well. The families very likely had a relationship prior to the move from one state to the other. This SUMMERS family was probably the family of Benjamin DeBOARD's wife Nancy SUMMERS>
The next to marry after Hannah was our Robert. He married Elizabeth BOLERJACK on 4 December 1822 in White county, Illinois. He was 22, and Elizabeth (“Betty”) was 19. Betty Bolerjack was the daughter of John or Johann Bolerjack and Mary FORRESTER, also from NC. There was probably a relationship between Bettie Bolerjack's mother, Mary FORRESTER and Robert's mother Lydie FORRESTER; they may have been cousins. It is likely that the DeBOARD, BOLERJACK (originally BULLITSCHEK) and FORRESTER families were friends when they lived in NC.
Robert and Bettie had their first child the year after they were married. There is conflicting information about the eldest daughters' names and ages. However, the 1850 census lists the children of the family as follows (Robert had died the year before, and his wife Elizabeth was the head of household):
Mary S., age 21, IL [b ca 1829]
John W., 18, IL [b ca 1832]
Lidda M., 16, IL [b ca 1834]
Joel F., 14, IL [b ca 1836]
Rebecca I., 12, IL [b ca 1838]
[Also in the household were the recently widowed William T. FORRESTER and his two children. He was the husband of their daughter Lucinda, who had died the previous year.]
Robert DEBOARD was a farmer, and he was one of the founding trustees of the Ebenezer Methodist Church in Norris City, White county, IL., in 1838. Robert died at the age of 50. The mortality schedule indicates that Robert suffered from ‘C’ for five years; this probably indicated consumption – or, as we would call it today, tuberculosis.
Illinois marriage records indicate the marriage of Mary L. DEARBORD to John STULL in 1851. I have been unable to find any further evidence of their lives, through census or other data.
John W. DeBOARD married Anna Abigail GARRETT on 27 Oct 1853 in White Co IL; they remained in White county until his death in 1871, at which time his brother Joel F. acted as his executor. John W. and his wife can be found in the 1860 and 1870 White county census.
Lidda M., married Travis Owen Spence on 22 June 1853 in White County - this much is confirmed by marriage records in the county. I received e-mail from an individual a few years ago who stated that she was descended from a Travis Owen Spencer; family stories said that his wife was Lydia DeBOAR. She died in Cape Girardeau. It is more than likely that this is our Lidda M., but there are some birth year discrepancies.
Rebecca married Hiram FLOYD on 24 July 1838 in White county, IL. They remained in White county; Rebecca died and was buried there in 1907.
Among the younger children of Robert Deboard and Betty Bolerjack, and one of only two sons born to the family, was my great great grandfather Joel Franklin DeBoard, who was born on 13 July 1836 in White County, IL.
Robert died when Joel Franklin (“Franklin” as he was known) was 13 years old. Franklin had a brother four years older, and a number of older sisters, so the mantle of responsibility probably didn’t fall as heavily on him as it might have done.
Robert’s widow, Betsy, is found in the 1850 census alone with her children. Oddly, we have not been able to locate her in census again until 1880, at which time she is found living with her youngest daughter Rebecca and Rebecca’s husband, Hiram Floyd.
Joel Franklin DeBoard married in 1858, at the age of 22, to Margaret Ann McKenzie. Soon thereafter, he found himself on active duty for the Union forces. He enlisted in August of 1861, and served in Co. G., 29th Illinois.
A history of this regimentcan be@

http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/regiments.htm

Franklin mustered out in August of 1864. Prior to the war, and in the course of the war, he and his wife Ann had conceived several children. When he left the service in 1864, they had two living children: Marcilla Vitura, age 4, and Adrian, age 1. The following year they added to their family with another son, Darius, who did not live to adulthood. Darius was followed by our direct ancestor, Snoden Shelley DeBoard in 1866, Emma Elizabeth DeBoard in 1868, Allis “Allie” in 1870, and Robert Retus in 1875 – all born in White county. Following the birth of Retus, the family moved for a time to Coffeyville, Montgomery county, KS. In 1876 the family decided to move back to White county, IL. But on the way, they stopped to visit Ann’s sister Priscilla, who had married a Hargroves and had moved to Howell county, MO. The DeBoard family camped at Hargroves Pond, near Priscilla’s home. The oral history says that their horse died – and they stayed.
We find the family in the 1880 Howell county, MO census with their children, including a toddler named Hettie, who was born after the move in 1878. Franklin and Ann would have three more children in Howell county: Mary (1880), Andy (1881), and Louis (1883). Franklin and Ann remained in Howell county until the end of their lives, and were buried at Center Hill cemetery, not far from their farm.
The DeBoard family was always a close one. When they weren’t together, they stayed in touch with one another by post. We are fortunate to have copies of some of this correspondence, beginning in 1896 and extending through 1938. The letters are full of the homely details of day to day life, and reflect the personalities of the individuals writing.
The earliest one, dated 20 January 1896 was written by Andy to his sister Hettie who had married and was living in Arkansas. He tells her that their sister Aley is getting along well with her husband Link, that there isn’t a family around that doesn’t have the ‘grippe’, that they have an inch and a half of snow and it is still coming down, and that the frame of the new church building is up (Center Hill Church was under construction).
In another letter from the period, Emma wrote to her brother Adrian and his wife, telling them that they needed rain, that she thought they would harvest about six acres of corn and sow wheat the following week, that they were all gathering apples that evening, that brothers Louis and Snoden were working the roads, and finished up with who had been married, who had made a profession of faith, and who had been baptized. Personalities gradually emerge. All of the family shared details of weather and crops consistently. Aley was likely to give the news about the neighbors: engagements, marriages, illnesses, deaths. Snoden’s letters often center on health, his and that of his family. Retus spoke most often of spiritual matters, dispensing kind and loving advice.
Joel Franklin DeBoard’s son Snoden Shelley DeBoard was my great grandfather. Known as a hard worker (the Walker side of my family always called him a “killin’ worker”), he farmed for a living. In 1888 he married Cora Emma Roush in Howell county, MO. She was the daughter of John Roush and Emaline Cunningham; her parents were from PA and IN respectively, so Snoden married a northern girl, which probably suited his Illinois sensibilities. The couple lived most of their lives in Howell county, but spent a few years in the Chandler, OK area, where they rented a farm. The DeBoard correspondence from this period would indicate that Snoden was discouraged by life in Oklahoma. He felt that it was a hard place to make a living by farming, and he missed his extended family. He also felt that Oklahoma was not conducive to their good health. Snoden and Cora moved back to Howell county where they lived for the remainder of their lives. They are buried at Center Hill cemetery, the church that his family had helpted to build, not far from his parents.
Snoden’s son Floyd Wilson DeBoard was my grandfather. He had a brief young marriage which ended sadly with the death of a young child. In 1929 he married Dessie Irene Clark (also from a Howell county family) in Springfield, MO. They had 8 children, 7 of whom lived to adulthood.
Floyd took his two eldest sons, Donald and Edwin, to spend the summer in Oregon, where Floyd’s sister Carrie had settled with her husband (Bill Zumwalt). Bill and Carrie drove the three of them back to Missouri, so that they could visit extended family.
In the summer of 1951 Floyd and Irene moved their family to the Hood River Valley of Oregon. Floyd’s sister Carrie had married William Zumwalt and was residing in Gresham, OR. Floyd and his eldest two sons, Donald and Edwin had visited and knew that there was sork to be had in the fruit and packing industry.
Floyd and Irene’s eldest daughter, Lula Fay, only lived with them in Oregon for a brief time before taking the train to Biloxi, Mississippi to marry Bill Walker, her high school sweetheart from Mountain View. He was stationed at Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi, and they were married in the base chapel; Bill and Lu would move to Oregon 5 years later. The six younger siblings all married and remained in Oregon.
Floyd died in Hood River in 1957. His wife Irene will celebrate her 96th birthday this October, and continues to enjoy her family, and watching the St. Louis Cardinals play baseball. Their seven children all continue to reside in various areas of the State of Oregon.

Narrative by Janice Walker Gilmore
Source: Janice Walker Gilmore
http://www.howellcountymo.com/DeBoard/DeBoardNarrativeJF.html

____OBITUARY ______

Mountain View Standard
August 15,1919
Uncle J. Franklin DeBoard....Rev. J.F. DeBoard was born in White County, Illinois, July 13,1839, and died June 15,1919. He toiled along in this old troublesome world for 83 years, 11 months, and 2 days. He was wonderfully saved at the age of 16, and united with the M.E. Church. He united in marriage August 26,1858, to Margaret A. McKinsey, who was a faithful wife and helpmate, being converted to Jesus Christ in her 15th year. She still waits and mourns his departure. To this union were born thirteen children, seven girls and 6 boys. Five boys and two girls till are waiting their departure when they shall join their father and loved ones who have crossed on over the tide. Two girls, Mrs. J.H. Goodman and Mrs. W. L. Beard, and S.S. Deboard, live north of Chandler, OK and two boys A.L. and R. H. DeBoard, and two other sons, A.E. and L.L. DeBoard, still live near Mountain View.
Rev. DeBoard was licensed to preach in the M.E. Church in 1860. He Volunteered in the union army in August,1861, and made a good soldier for three years, being honorably discharges in August, 1864.
He left Illinois and came to Howell County in 1876, where he lived until his death. Shortly after arriving in Missouri he united wit the Congregational Church and was ordained to preach. "Uncle Franklin" as he was called, was not a great preacher as some call great, but was one in whom everyone had confidence. He always on hand at preaching services, prayer meetings, and Sunday School to do what he could for the Lord and the church. He was not only a preacher, but was one of the best Sunday school class leaders in the church. He was present to marry young people and also to bury the dead. "Uncle Franklin"was well known and loved by both young and old. Especially was he loved by the host of grand children, there being thirty seven grandchildren and twenty three great grandchildren. Truly it was a shock and we are grieved to lose him as husband, father, Grandfather, neighbor and church worker. but our loss is his gain, so we say "Amen" to the Father of Lights who doeth all things well.
His grandson, Rev. Franklin N. DeBoard



More About Joel Franklin DeBoard:
Burial: 16 Jun 1919, Center Hill Cemetery, So. of Mtn. View Missouri on Hwy 17, Howell County
Death Certificate: Missouri #19549-C
Military service: Bet. 28 Aug 1861 - 27 Aug 1864, PVT. Company G Unit 29 Illinois U.S. INF White County Illinois (Union Army)
Occupation: Farmer/Minister
Religion: Methodist Minister, one of the founders of Center Hill Church Outside of Mtn. View Missouri Howell County
Residence: 1876, Coffeywille, Kansas

More About Joel DeBoard and Margaret McKenzie:
Marriage: 26 Aug 1858, White County Illinois
     
Children of Joel DeBoard and Margaret McKenzie are:
  i.   Marcillian DeBoard, born Abt. 1858 in Illinois; died in Howell County, Missouri.
  More About Marcillian DeBoard:
Burial: Chapel Hill Cemetery, Howell County, Missouri
  ii.   Mamie DeBoard, born 1858 in White County Illinois; died Bef. 1900 in Howell County, Missouri.
  More About Mamie DeBoard:
Date born 2: 1858, White County, Illinois
Date born 3: Aft. 1860
Died 2: Bef. 1900, Chapel Hill Cemetery,Howell County Missouri
Burial: Chapel Hill Cemetery, Howell County, Missouri
  iii.   Wesley DeBoard, born Aft. 1858 in White County Illinois; died Abt. 1861.
  More About Wesley DeBoard:
Date born 2: Aft. 1858, White County, Illinois
  iv.   Francis DeBoard, born Aft. Mar 1859 in White County Illinois; died Bef. 1900 in Howell County, Missouri.
  More About Francis DeBoard:
Date born 2: Aft. Mar 1859, White County, Illinois
Died 2: Bef. 1900, Chapel Hill Cemetery,Howell County Missouri
Burial: Chapel Hill Cemetery, Howell County, Missouri
  v.   Minnie DeBoard, born Aft. 1860 in White County Illinois; died Bef. 1900 in Howell County, Missouri.
  More About Minnie DeBoard:
Date born 2: Aft. 1860, White County, Illinois
Died 2: Bef. 1900, Chapel Hill Cemetery,Howell County Missouri
  vi.   Marcilla Vitura DeBoard, born 1861 in White, Illinois, USA; died in White County Illinois; married (1) Luther B. Taylor 14 Sep 1880 in Howell County, Missouri; born 1857 in Arkansas; married (2) Henry F. Meyers 17 May 1883 in Howel County, Missouri; born 1856 in White County, Illinois; died 1894 in White County, Illinois.
  More About Henry Meyers and Marcilla DeBoard:
Marriage: 17 May 1883, Howel County, Missouri
  88 vii.   Adrian Lowe DeBoard, born 26 Oct 1863 in White County Illinois; died 1930 in Davenport, Lincoln County,Oklahoma; married (1) Laura Jane Allen 03 Aug 1881 in Howell County Missouri; married (2) Lucinda Murray 18 May 1889 in Howell County Missouri.
  viii.   Darius DeBoard, born 14 Jul 1865 in White County, Illinois; died 23 Jul 1867 in White County, Illinois.
  ix.   Snoden Shelley Deboard, born 31 Jan 1866 in Mt Vernon, Jefferson, Illinois, USA; died 14 Jan 1946 in Howell County Missouri; married Cora Emma Roush 02 Sep 1888 in Howell County, Missouri; born 29 Dec 1870 in Webb City, Greene County, Missouri/Webb City, Jasper Co., MO; died 19 May 1939 in Howell County Missouri.
  Notes for Snoden Shelley Deboard:
1930 Missouri Chapel Twp, Howell Cty
ED#3
DeBoard, Snowden S. 65 head ILILIL age when married 23
Cora M. 60 wife MOPA 17
Floyd W. 31 son MOILIL 22??
Irene W. 21 daughter in law MOMO 20??
Louis E. 19 son OKILMO

  More About Snoden Deboard and Cora Roush:
Marriage: 02 Sep 1888, Howell County, Missouri
  x.   Emma Elizabeth DeBoard, born 19 Nov 1868 in White County, Illinois; died 19 Mar 1927 in Chandler, Lincoln County, Oklahoma; married John Henry Goodman 16 Dec 1888 in Howell County, Missouri; born Jul 1866 in Sisson, Howell County, Missouri, USA; died in Chandler,Lincoln County, Oklahoma.
  More About John Goodman and Emma DeBoard:
Marriage: 16 Dec 1888, Howell County, Missouri
  xi.   Alay Alice DeBoard, born May 1872 in White County, Illinois; died 1918 in Oklahoma; married (1) Charlie Reese Abt. 1891 in Missouri; married (2) Issac Link Jenkins 08 Sep 1896 in Howell County, Missouri; married (3) John Jefferson Hope 1899; born 1855 in Mississippi, USA; died 1925 in Mcallen, Texas, USA.
  Notes for Alay Alice DeBoard:
Alay was married three or four times. Many DeBoard family members think that Aley and Charley were never really married and Ora was born out of wedlock.
Alay's second husband was Issac Jenkins. A marriage reocrd was found for "Icaac L. Jenkins to Aley A. Reese, 8 Sept. 1896,officiated by W.J. Bess,married at Howell Co. courthouse, West Plains, Missouri. Book 5".
They had one son Fred Jenkins born 11/9/1897. He died 1967. Issac and Alay could not get along. He supposedly met a 17 year old in Willow Springs, Missouri and they ran off sometime in1898,never heard from again, not even by her family.

In the 1900 census Alay had again married to husband #3 John Hope
Howell County Census:
Hope, John J. head of household Jan./1855 45 Mo,TN,
Alis wife May/1872 28 IL,IL,IL
William son Jan/2990 20 MO,MO,MO
Edward son Mar/1885 15 MO,MO,MO
Lula daughter Mar/1889 11 MO,MO,MO
Roy son July/1894 5 MO,MO,MO
Jenkins,Freddie step-son Nov/1897 2 MO,MO,IL

Obviously this didn't last long because by 1910,she is living with her brother, She died in 1918 in Oklahoma and is buried outside of Davenport, Oklahoma.



  More About John Jefferson Hope:
Date born 2: Jan 1855

  More About John Hope and Alay DeBoard:
Marriage 1: 1899
Marriage 2: Bef. 1900, Missouri
  xii.   Robert Retis DeBoard, born 23 Dec 1875 in White County, Illinois; died 27 Aug 1962 in Howell County Missouri; married (1) Albany L. Unknown; born 07 Mar 1883; died Jun 1954 in Howell County Missouri; married (2) Ada M. Bivins 29 Apr 1904 in Muskogee County, Oklahoma; born 1881 in Arkansas; died Bef. 1920.
  More About Robert Retis DeBoard:
Burial: Amy Union Cemetery, Howell County, Missouri

  More About Robert DeBoard and Ada Bivins:
Marriage: 29 Apr 1904, Muskogee County, Oklahoma
  xiii.   Hettie DeBoard, born 18 Jun 1878 in Howell County, Missouri; died May 1956 in Howell County Missouri; married William L. Beard 29 Nov 1896 in Missouri; born Sep 1874 in Illinois.
  Notes for William L. Beard:
1900 Arkansas Cleburne County Pine Township show William and Hettie living with his parents and brothers
1900
1910 Oklahoma Lincoln County Union Township
1920 Arkansas Faulkner County Palarm Township
1930 Arkansas Faulkner County Palarm Township




  More About William Beard and Hettie DeBoard:
Marriage: 29 Nov 1896, Missouri
  xiv.   Mary Francis DeBoard, born Apr 1880 in Howell County, Missouri.
  xv.   Andrew Esper DeBoard, born 16 Sep 1881 in White Church, Howell, MO, USA; died 17 Mar 1964 in Howell County Missouri; married (1) Ruth Ann Ritchey; born 02 Jun 1891; died Oct 1992 in Mountain View, Howell, Missouri, United States of America; married (2) Harriet Jane Miller in Howell, MO, USA; born 1877 in Kansas; died 27 Mar 1893 in Howell, MO, USA.
  Notes for Andrew Esper DeBoard:
1930 Arkansas Census White Eagle Twp, Faulkner Cty
ED#17
DeBoard,Andy E. head
Ruth wife
. J.. Richard son
Alice E. daughter
DeBoard,Margaret Ann Mother


  More About Andrew Esper DeBoard:
Burial: Center Hill Cemetery, Howell County, Missouri

  More About Ruth Ann Ritchey:
Social Security Number: 486-56-0744
SSN issued: Missouri
  xvi.   Louis Lyn DeBoard, born 18 Sep 1883 in Howell County,Missouri; died 1965 in Howell County Missouri; married Phronia Mae Thomas 1909; born 1887 in MO, USA; died 21 Mar 1962 in Howell County Missouri.
  Notes for Louis Lyn DeBoard:
1930 Missouri Chapel Twp, Howell Cty
ED#3
DeBoard,Lewis L. 44 head MO age when married 24
Phrona L. 42 wife 20
Wayne E 18 son
Warren 16 son
Eldon 13 son (twin)
Weldon 13 son (twin)
Annabelle 9 daughter
Mildred 6 daughter

  More About Louis DeBoard and Phronia Thomas:
Marriage: 1909

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