John Thomas Hayes
1835 - 1919 (83 years)-
Name John Thomas Hayes - son of Thomas Hayes and Polly Gadd [1]
Born 15 Aug 1835 Indiana 
[1, 2, 3, 4] Gender Male Occupation farmer [3] _MILT Civil War. Union Army. [4] Census 1870 Jackson, Linn County, Missouri Census 1880 Jackson, Linn County, Missouri Died 31 May 1919 Jackson Township, Linn County, Missouri [1, 3, 4] - Missouri death certificate
https://www.sos.mo.gov/images/archives/deathcerts/1919/1919_00018253.PDF
Buried 1 Jun 1919 Mount Olive Cemetery, Shafter, Linn County, Missouri [1, 3, 4] Census 1990 Jackson, Linn County, Missouri Person ID I2467 Hedges Last Modified 16 Aug 2024
Family Elizabeth Cassity, b. 20 Apr 1838, Kentucky , d. 21 Apr 1922, Jackson Township, Linn County, Missouri (Age 84 years) Married 7 Oct 1858 Linn County, Missouri [2, 5] Children 1. Thomas Edmon Hayes, b. 23 Aug 1862, Linn County, Missouri , d. 2 Sep 1947, Linneus, Linn County, Missouri (Age 85 years)2. James William Hayes, b. 18 Jan 1866, Linn County, Missouri , d. 15 Sep 1926, Chillicothe, Livingston County, Missouri (Age 60 years)3. Anna Hayes, b. 19 Feb 1868, Linn County, Missouri , d. 29 Jul 1950, Jackson Township, Linn County, Missouri (Age 82 years)4. George Morrison Hayes, b. 15 Jul 1870, Linn County, Missouri , d. Feb 1948, Cushing, Payne County, Oklahoma (Age 77 years)5. Mary Hayes, b. 7 Sep 1875, Shafter, Linn County, Missouri , d. 12 Sep 1964, Chillicothe, Livingston County, Missouri (Age 89 years)Last Modified 6 Nov 2021 Family ID F1110 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Born - 15 Aug 1835 - Indiana 
Married - 7 Oct 1858 - Linn County, Missouri 
Census - 1870 - Jackson, Linn County, Missouri Census - 1880 - Jackson, Linn County, Missouri 
Died - 31 May 1919 - Jackson Township, Linn County, Missouri 
Buried - 1 Jun 1919 - Mount Olive Cemetery, Shafter, Linn County, Missouri Census - 1990 - Jackson, Linn County, Missouri = Link to Google Earth Pin Legend 
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Notes - Mr. John Hayes, was born in the state of Indiana, August 15, 1835. When about five years of age, with her parents, he emigrated westward, settling in Iowa, where they remained until 1857, when the family came to Missouri, settling upon the farm on which his death occurred Saturday, May 31. In 1859 Mr. Hayes was united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Casida and to this union were born five children, Jim, Tom, George, Mrs. J.W. Sallee and Mrs. J.D. Molloy, who with their mother survive. When the days of the rebellion came on he became a soldier and served under the stars and stripes for three years, being honorably discharged at the end of the war. In the passing of Mr. Hayes this community has lost one of its very earliest settlers – one who has witnessed this wild timber and prairie country blossom under the cultivation of the emigrant.
Funeral services were conducted at Mt. Olive, Sunday afternoon by Rev. J.W. Drinkard. Members of the Antioch Christian church of which deceased had been a member for many years, assisted with the music and the body was interred in the Mt. Olive cemetery.
The Daily News-Bulletin, Brookfield, Missouri. Tuesday, 10 June 1919.
LKH note: Elizabeth’s maiden name is misspelled in the obituary.
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- Mr. John Hayes, was born in the state of Indiana, August 15, 1835. When about five years of age, with her parents, he emigrated westward, settling in Iowa, where they remained until 1857, when the family came to Missouri, settling upon the farm on which his death occurred Saturday, May 31. In 1859 Mr. Hayes was united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Casida and to this union were born five children, Jim, Tom, George, Mrs. J.W. Sallee and Mrs. J.D. Molloy, who with their mother survive. When the days of the rebellion came on he became a soldier and served under the stars and stripes for three years, being honorably discharged at the end of the war. In the passing of Mr. Hayes this community has lost one of its very earliest settlers – one who has witnessed this wild timber and prairie country blossom under the cultivation of the emigrant.
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