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Annuel Ussery was born 1832 in MO to Peter Ussery. He died May 23, 1864 in Regimental Hosp., Duvall's Bluff, Ark during the Civil War.
On Nov 7, 1859 in Dallas County, MO Annuel married Lavinia E. Gunter. She was born about 1831 to William and Martha Emmaline Gunter. On June 15,1864, Lavinia filed for a widow's
pension based on Anuel's civil war service.
By this time she had remarried to a Mr. Taylor. Their son William was slightly retarded and continued to receive his share of the pension until his death in 1925. (He was listed as insane on the pension records)
Also listed on the pension is a Nora Anderson, who is listed as having nursed William. Thomas Anderson was listed as William's guardian and stated that William's sister was his wife. Could Nora be a missing link in the family?
Children of Annuel and Lavinia:
(Sandy Blair, jbla@ckt.net, a descendant of Annuel, has brought forth some interesting questions about this family record, i.e.;
See Early School Census Records.
Martha Jane Ussery was born Dec 18, 1858 in Dallas Co, MO to Annuel Ussery and Lavina E. Gunter. She married William Shadwick who was born about 1853 . In 1907 Martha filed a Guion Miller application in hopes of being awarded money or land for being part Cherokee. She and William had the following children:
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Annual Luther Ussery was born Nov 7, 1863 in Wright Co., MO. to Annuel Ussery and Lavina E. Gunter. He died Aug 15, 1937 in Kansas City, MO. and is buried at Wyandotte Indian Cemetery, Ottawa Co.,Okla..
His first wife was Martha Caroline Parks who was born July 23, 1871 in Morgan Co., MO and died Jan 29, 1933 in Wyandotte,OK. She is also buried at Wyandotte Indian Cemetery. Their children were:
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Jesse Peter Ussery was born May 26, 1855 in Lyn Creek, MO to Anuel Usseryand died Apr 28, 1935 in Bakersfield, CA. On Aug 25, 1872 in Camden, MO he married Ellen Florence Edwards who was born in 1853 in McCoupin, Iowa. She died Nov 5, 1926 in Minturn, CO. The following obituary was written in her memory:
She was converted in 1875 and united with the General Baptist Church and lived loyal to this faith until 1906 when she read the full Gospel Messages in the Gospel Tumpet and accepted the Truth. And feeling the call of God to obey the teaching of the word, she with her husband entered full heartedly into the Reformation work, where she enjoyed her God given freedom as long as she lived.
She died November 5, 1926 in Minturn, Colorado, being survived by her husband, three sons and one daughter. They went to Colorado for her health. This being the most beautiful scenery she had ever enjoyed provided a great consolation to her bereaved husband.
This faithful wife and mother has goone to her great reward and left behind an unusual record. Truly could be said of her "Blessed are they which die in the Lord, from henceforth; yea saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labors; and their works do follow them."
Children of Jesse Peter Ussery and Ellen Florence Edwards:
On Oct 18, 1884 Charles Luther Ussery was born to Jesse Peter Ussery. On Aug. 7, 1904 he married Penter Jane Wright who was born Oct 18, 1889 in Denton, TX. Their Children:
Walter Taylor Ussery was born to Jesse Peter Ussery on Feb 12, 1876 in Missouri. He died Oct 14, 1939. On July 16, 1893 he married Dora Lenora Uptergrove of Missouri. Their children:
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Annuel Ussery and Lavina E. Gunter
Ellen Florence Ussery was born 1853, in McCoupin, Iowa. Her parents moved to Missouri when she was only a child and she remained there until she met J.P. Ussery, the man she married in 1872 in Camden, Missouri. There they remained until 1892. From thee they came to Oklahoma and then to Texas. She proved to be a faithful, true companion the remainder of her life. To this union were born twelve children.
John McClain Ussery was born Oct 31, 1877 in Big Cabin, Indian Territory to Jesse Peter Ussery. He died Jun 4, 1911 in Denton, TX. On Feb 11, 1900 he married Edith Estes of Alabama. Their Children: