Hearne History - Page 309

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His wife, Maggie Jane Surber, born Feby. 23, 1858. Children: Tilly Belle, born June 12, 1877, married Feby. 21, 1899, Ralph L. Harrison. Lee Ettie, born Jany. 3, 1880; George W. G., born Nov. 21, 1883; Sadie P., born Nov. 7, 1885; Sterling Price, born April 8, 1890. Wm. Magnes, born June 18, 1895; Earl, born Jany. 8, 1897. John W. Hearne went into the Confederate army when thirteen years old, and served to the end of the war. His daughters, Miss Lee and Miss Sadie, are both saleswomen in dry goods houses in Kansas City, Mo.

Benjamin F., son of John C. Hearne, married Miss Katherine Davenport and moved to the Indian Nation. Children: Priscilla, Dorice and Edmond Higgins.

Scytha Ann, daughter of John C. Hearne, married Samuel Beach Jones, Nov. 2, 1876. He was born Apr. 9, 1855. Children: Scytha Almeda, born Aug. 25, 1878; Lewis Benjamin, born Feby. 12, 1883; Richard Chinn, born Dec. 23, 1884; Martin Toner Baisley, born July 1, 1887; Abraham Bartlette, born Mar. 10, 1889; Annetta Mabel, born Mar. 2, 1891; Charlie Robertson, born Oct. 14, 1893. This family lives at Joplin, Mo., and Mr. Jones is engaged in railroading and mining work.

Scytha Almeda Jones, married Aug. 17, 1899, Herbert S. Kelso, and has one child, Harold, born Mar. 25, 1904. Mr. Kelso is in the U. S. Railway Postal service, Kansas City, Mo., with office in Post Office building.

Eliza, daughter of Minos Hearne, married Charles Williams, and died when quite young, in Missouri, leaving one daughter, Thirza Ann, who married Geo. Bryan, a farmer, and has one child. They lived for many years at Dexter, Cowley Co., Kas., but live now at Edmond, Oklahoma. Scytha, daughter of Minos Hearne, married W. H. Calmes, farmer and stockman, living near Colusa, Cal. She had one child, Charles, born 1874 and died 1904, and she (Mrs. Calmes) died Nov. 12, 1906.

CANNON HEARNE, son of Clement and Keziah, born in Kentucky, Sept. 30, 1798, married Sally Owen (who was born June 5, 1803), Feby. 3, 1825. He worked at the millwright trade till he was married, then farmed and traded largely in hogs, mules and horses to the Southern market till his death, which occurred at his home in Bourbon Co., Ky., ten miles west of Paris. He died of typhoid fever May 11, 1839, and was buried

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