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Title: A history of northeast Missouri
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Williams, Walter, 1864- , ed
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Publisher: Chicago, New York, The Lewis publishing company
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
Digitizing Sponsor: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center

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now being the owner of one hundred and thirtyacres of land. He is a member of the Knights of Pythias and is amember of the Christian church being a loyal supporter and regularattendant at the services of this church. On the 16th of March, 1899, Mr. Lemon was married to GeorgiaG. Marshall, at New London, Missouri. She was born in that city andthere grew to womanhood. They have no children. Hon. Arthur Parker Terrill, Among the worthy citizens ofNortheastern Missouri none are more worthy of being commemoratedin its annals than the Hon. Arthur Parker Terrill, ex-judge of the pro-bate court of Randolph county, and president of the Bank of Moberlyand of the Chautauqua Association. For more than seventy years hehas lived within the borders of Randolph county, during which timehe has been prominent in its social, business, professional and publicaffairs, fairly earning a reputation for honorable dealing with his fellow-citizens, to such a degree as to make his name a synonym for all that is
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C^. /! d^c----r^-^f^i^,,^_^^Z? HISTORY OF NORTHEAST MISSOURI 1883 honorable in business and correct in morals. He is descended from anold and honored family, his great-great-grandfather, Edmond Terrill,being a soldier during the Revolutionary war, and the husband of aMiss Willis, whose father married an aunt of Gen. George Washington. Judge Terrill was born in Greenup county, Kentucky, February 15,1838, and is a son of William and Ann (Calvin) Terrill. W^illiamTerrill was born in the Blue Grass State, and moved to JVIissouri in1844, settling in Randolph county and making his home three and one-half miles south of )\Ioberly, where he owned a valuable farm at thetime of his death, although he died in Kentucky while on a visit to thatstate in 1870. His wife was born in 1809, in Kentudrv^, and died on thehome farm in Randolph county, Missouri, in 1899. Seven childrenwere born to this union: John R., who died in December, 1911, leavinga family in Randolph county; James B. died in 1857; Eli

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