Individual Details

Notes imported from GEDCOM:

The 1860 Federal Census for Reynolds County, listed Thomas Hunter andwife "Francis" (no doubt a spelling error for Felicia, Philisianna, etc.)living in the household next to William and Nancy Coppedge Bowles. TheBowles are in Black River Twp. #231 and the Hunters in Carroll Twp.#232. The township line must have crossed between their two properties.

The census info. was as follows:

Thomas Hunter age 38, Farmer No R.E. listed,Personal Property $150.00, born in Illinois.
Francis 41, born Kentucky
Samuel 16, farm hand
Nancy, 14
Mary 12
John 8
Francis 6
Margaret 5
William 4
Benora 2
Martha 1

The 1870 Federal Census for Reynolds County, Missouri, listed:
Thomas Hunter age 48, farmer, personal property $450.00, born in Illinois.
Ann, age 52, born in Missouri
Margaret, age 15, born in Missouri
William, age 14, born in Missouri
Benora (Female), age 13, born in Missouri
Martha, age 11, born in Missouri

Thomas Hunter was not on the 1880 Federal census for Reynolds County,Missouri. Felicia/Phelisia was on the Census as head of household withchildren Maggie and William C.

Birth	1822	Illinois, USA
Death	Bet 1870 and 1880	probably Reynolds County
Marriage		Felicia Ann Bowles

Spouse	Felicia Ann Bowles (1819 - )
Child	Samuel B. Hunter (1845 - 1924)
Child	Nancy Hunter (1847 - )
Child	Mary Hunter (1849 - )
Child	John Hunter (1853 - )
Child	Francis Hunter (1855 - )
Child	Margaret Hunter (1856 - )
Child	William C. Hunter (1857 - )
Child	Benora Hunter (1859 - )
Child	Martha Hunter (1860 - )