Individual Details
Zedock Wright Poindexter
(25 Nov 1847 - 18 Feb 1887)
Married Missouri Ann Baker dau of John Baker on 26 Nov 1866, Dade Co MO. She was born 31 Dec 1850, Yalobusha Co MS and d. 22 Feb 1930 in Broken Arrow, OK.
Found another date for the marriage - 17 Jan 1867 by Henry Smith, J.P. - this is from MARRIAGE RECORDS FOR DADE CO, BOOKS A&B 1863-1872.
1870 Dade Co MO, South Twp, p.116a, Dwelling 156. Listed as "Zebedee" Poindexter age 22, but the family is Zadock's. Miss. A. [Missouri] age 19 b. Mississippi; Zachariah age 2, Sarah J. age 6/12, born in February.
1880 Dade Co MO, South Twp, p.158C Zadock Poindexter age 33, b. MO, parents b. KY; Missouri A. age 29, b. MS. Zachary W. age 12, Sarah J. age 10, and Cordia L. age 1.
There is also said to be a child, Virgil Wright Poindexter born in 1875; he must have died as a young child.
The date of death for Zadock given as 8 Feb 1877 in the Poindexter book is incorrect. Zadock is in the 1880 Census in Dade Co MO, age 33 [born 1847] and wife Missouri, age 29 [born in Mississippi].
A database online
Son William A. Poindexter gave his birth as 1847, death as 1881 in his application to the Eastern Cherokee Rolls, Case #7282
Missouri Baker's family:
THE AMALGAMATED BAKERS
Compiled by Mary Ellen Gifford
Published in the OZAR KIN Vol. XV, No. 2 - Summer 1993 - Pages 45 and 46
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MISSISSIPPI ROOTS
Tennessee born Martha McCord Hastings, called "Mattie" by her family, married Methodist minister Isham Bailey in 1834. They settled in Yalobusha County, Mississippi (they called it "yellowbush") where their five children were born: Sarah, Delpha, Franklin, Mary and Isa . Rev. Bailey died in July 1845, three months before Martha gave birth to their daughter Isa.
John Baker married in Alabama in 1837 Nancy Margaret Isbell, a Tennessee girl. They migrated to Chickasaw County, Mississippi where their six children were born: William, Zachariah, John, Sarah Abigail, Margaret and Louisa. Soon after baby Louisa's birth Margaret Baker died (December 1846).
John Baker and Martha Bailey did what was necessary to survive in a frontier society -- they remarried very quickly. A prolonged time of mourning for their deceased mates was a luxury they could not afford. Family legend is that Martha weaned little daughter Isa Bailey so she could nurse newly orphaned Louisa Baker.
The first child of the new union was born in 1848, a son named Isham, and a new daughter, Missouri Ann, arrived in 1850. Her name commemorated the familys move to Missouri, and some family members say that she was born in a covered wagon on the way.......
Events
Birth | 25 Nov 1847 | Dade County, Missouri | |||
Marriage | 26 Nov 1866 | Missouri Ann Baker | |||
Death | 18 Feb 1887 | Dade County, Missouri |
Families
Spouse | Missouri Ann Baker (1850 - 1930) |
Child | Zachariah William Poindexter (1867 - 1921) |
Child | Sarah Jane Poindexter (1870 - 1955) |
Child | Virgil Wright Poindexter (1875 - 1880) |
Child | Cordia Lillian Poindexter (1879 - 1905) |
Father | Zadock Wright Poindexter (1820 - 1859) |
Mother | Sarah Jane "Sallie" Anderson (1819 - 1906) |
Sibling | Mary Jane Poindexter (1838 - 1933) |
Sibling | James Robert Poindexter (1840 - 1870) |
Sibling | Richard James Poindexter (1842 - 1864) |
Sibling | William Archibald "Arche" Poindexter (1842 - 1930) |
Sibling | Rebecca Flynn Poindexter (1846 - 1866) |
Sibling | Zebedee Poindexter (1850 - 1930) |
Sibling | Alexander Poindexter (1854 - 1854) |
Endnotes
1. Nealon Rhea Agee and Dorothy Louise (Knox) Brown, Poindexter Family History: Knox-Bard; Kreager-Harrell; Crawford-Pledge-Flynn & Related Families (Self-Published Nov. 1995), p.404-405.
2. Nealon Rhea Agee and Dorothy Louise (Knox) Brown, Poindexter Family History: Knox-Bard; Kreager-Harrell; Crawford-Pledge-Flynn & Related Families (Self-Published Nov. 1995), p.404-405.
3. US Census 1880 - FamilySearch CD-ROM Transcription of entire 1880 Census by the LDS; 2000., Dade Co MO, South Twp, p.158C.
4. Nealon Rhea Agee, Poindexter Family History, 5th Edition. (Nashville: Privately Published, June 2004), p.638.