Was Daniel Spangler and Michael Spengler brothers?
Was Daniel Spangler and Michael Spengler brothers?
Was Daniel Spangler and Michael Spengler brothers?
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Missouri Census 1840. <strong>Spangler</strong>, Jacob (County) Barr(y) (Houshold?) 021 (TWP) Spring R(iver) 2 male 40-50<br />
1 Female 30-40 2 Males Under 5<br />
Missouri Census 1850 Jacob <strong>Spangler</strong> not found<br />
Missouri Census 1860 Barry County Jacob <strong>Spangler</strong> not found<br />
Children: (This is a guess based on the Barry County MO Census 1840 <strong>and</strong> Coffee County, TN Census 1860)<br />
(1) Jacob Westley (abt 1835-____)<br />
(2) Isaac Henderson (abt 1839-____)<br />
It also appears that Lydia married J. R. Vernor <strong>and</strong> had two more children born between 1840 <strong>and</strong> 1844 when she<br />
died in Tennessee. Did Jacob die in Missouri after the 1840 Census <strong>and</strong> Lydia return with the children to Tennessee<br />
where her mother, a brother <strong>and</strong> 4 sisters still lived?<br />
Is the 120 acres in Barry County, Missouri mention in J.R Vernor's will the l<strong>and</strong> once owned by Jacob <strong>Spangler</strong>?<br />
This proceeds from the sale of this l<strong>and</strong> was to be divided equally among Lydia's four children <strong>and</strong> J. R. Vernor's<br />
children (probably by a previous marriage) were not included in the proceeds from the sale of this l<strong>and</strong>. From these<br />
facts I suspect Jacob had died in Missouri after the 1840 census was taken <strong>and</strong> before 1843.<br />
JACOB SPANGLER<br />
STATE: MISSOURI<br />
ACRES: 80<br />
METES/ BOUNDS: NO<br />
ISSUE DATE: 9/10/1844<br />
DOCUMENT NR.: 3929<br />
LAND OFFICE: SPRINGFIELD<br />
ACCESSION/ SERIAL NR.: MO5200__.127<br />
CANCELLED: NO<br />
BLM SERIAL NR.: MO NO S/N<br />
MINERAL RESERVATIONS: NO<br />
AUTHORITY: April 2, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566<br />
Aliquot Sec./ Township Range Fract. Meridian State<br />
Counties Survey<br />
Parts Block<br />
Section Nr.<br />
N1/2SW 28/ 28N 26W No 5th PM<br />
MO Lawrence<br />
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA<br />
Certificate No: 3929<br />
To all to whom these Presents shall come, Greeting:<br />
Whereas: Jacob <strong>Spangler</strong>, of Barry County, Missouri has deposited in the General L<strong>and</strong> Office of the United<br />
Sates, a Certificate of the Register of the L<strong>and</strong> office at Springfield whereby it appears that full payment has been<br />
made by the said Jacob <strong>Spangler</strong> according to the provisions of the Act of Congress of the 24th of April, 1820,<br />
entitled "An act of making further provision for the sale of Public L<strong>and</strong>s," for The North half of the Soutwest<br />
Quarter of Section Twenty Eight, in Township twenty eight, of Range twenty six West, in the district of L<strong>and</strong>s<br />
subject to sale at Springfield, Missouri, containing eighty acres According the official plat of the survey of the said<br />
l<strong>and</strong>s, returned to the General L<strong>and</strong> Office by the Surveyor General, which said tract has been purchased by the<br />
said Jacob <strong>Spangler</strong>.<br />
Now know ye, that the United States of America, in consideration of the premises, <strong>and</strong> in conformity with the<br />
several acts of Congress in such case made <strong>and</strong> provided, Have given <strong>and</strong> Granted, <strong>and</strong> by the presents do give <strong>and</strong><br />
grant unto the said Jacob <strong>Spangler</strong> <strong>and</strong> to his heirs, the said tract above described: to have <strong>and</strong> to hold the same,<br />
together with all the rights, privileges, immunities, <strong>and</strong> appurtenances of whatsoever nature, thereunto belonging,<br />
unto the said Jacob <strong>Spangler</strong> <strong>and</strong> his heirs <strong>and</strong> assigns forever.<br />
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