Malinda (Melinda) "Lindy" Bookout
24 Nov 1835 Wayne Co., KY - 4 Feb 1925 Independence, Kansas
Married to:
Titus T. Bailey
8 Feb 1827 Lick Twp, Jackson Co. Ohio - 22 Sept 1877, St. Clair Co., MO
Daughter of :
Joseph Bookout
1785 Randolph Co., NC - Aug 1837 DeKalb Co., AL
Mary "Polly" Overstreet
Dec 1790 Campbell Co., VA - 1841 Sangamon Co., Ill.
These are the pictures of Bookouts and who
knows.! They belonged to my great24 Nov 1835 Wayne Co., KY - 4 Feb 1925 Independence, Kansas
Married to:
Titus T. Bailey
8 Feb 1827 Lick Twp, Jackson Co. Ohio - 22 Sept 1877, St. Clair Co., MO
Daughter of :
Joseph Bookout
1785 Randolph Co., NC - Aug 1837 DeKalb Co., AL
Mary "Polly" Overstreet
Dec 1790 Campbell Co., VA - 1841 Sangamon Co., Ill.
My Mom says that Melinda was married
before her marriage to Titus Bailey but
I have been unable to find any information.
I have been unable to find any information.
grandmother Hattie D./Harriot Demaris Bailey, Smith, Lind, Hughes. Hattie
was the daughter of Melinda Bookout and Titus Bailey. At one time when my
grandfather, James Smith was young, and after her husband, Andrew Smith had
died; she and the two children, James and Ella May moved to Queen City, MO.
She met and married her second husband there. Later moved to Independence,
Kansas.
Hope you can identify some of them. Several have names but the lines I do
not know. Other than Molly Hodges being the daughter of Eli.
~Judy
1840
Federal Census De Kalb Co., AL,
page 176a, line 21, read from microfilm by Debra Blackard.
Bookhouse, Mary 0221/1010001
2 males of 5 and under 10 [Eli and Granville]
2 males of 10 and under 15
1 male of 15 and under 20
1 female under five [ Malinda]
1 female of 10 and under 15
1 female of 40 and under 50
page 176a, line 21, read from microfilm by Debra Blackard.
Bookhouse, Mary 0221/1010001
2 males of 5 and under 10 [Eli and Granville]
2 males of 10 and under 15
1 male of 15 and under 20
1 female under five [ Malinda]
1 female of 10 and under 15
1 female of 40 and under 50
Cindy Dickinson
1880 Census
Butler Twp, St.Clair Co.Mo
Malinda Bailey Keeping House age 43 Ky Ky NC
F.M.Dean Farmer sonL 26 Mo VA OH
Laura J. Daug 20 Mo OH KY
Harriet D. Daug 15 CA OH KY
Edwin M. Son 18 MO OH KY
Mary A. Daug 6 MO OH KY
Malinda Bailey Keeping House age 43 Ky Ky NC
F.M.Dean Farmer sonL 26 Mo VA OH
Laura J. Daug 20 Mo OH KY
Harriet D. Daug 15 CA OH KY
Edwin M. Son 18 MO OH KY
Mary A. Daug 6 MO OH KY
1900 June 5, 1900 Butler
twp., Lowry City, St. Clair Co.,Missouri
Malinda Denney head Nov 1835 age 64 children 6/3 KY KY NC
Malinda Denney head Nov 1835 age 64 children 6/3 KY KY NC
1910 April 18, 1910 Butler
twp., Lowry City, St. Clair Co.,Missouri
Malinda Denney 76 6/2 KY US NC
Malinda Denney 76 6/2 KY US NC
1920 Jan. 26, 1920 Butler
twp., Lowry City, St. Clair Co.,Missouri
Malinda Denney 85 KY KY VA
Malinda Denney 85 KY KY VA
Death Certificate Issued Lowry City, St.
Clair, MO
Malinda Bookout Denney
born 25 Nov 1835
died 4 Feb 1925
Issued 12 Feb 1925
Malinda Bookout Denney
born 25 Nov 1835
died 4 Feb 1925
Issued 12 Feb 1925
Obituary: Malinda Denney
Mrs. Malinda Denney died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs.A.A.Hughes
[Hattie D. Bailey Smith Lind ], in Independence, Kansas,
February 4 , 1925, aged eighty-nine years, two months and ten days.
The relatives and friends in Independence prepared the body for burial, and it was accompanied by the daughter, Mrs. A.A.Hughes and James W.Smith a grandson [my grandfather] of the deceased, to Lowry City, Mo. where funeral services were held Saturday, February 7, in the M.E. Church at 10:30, o'clock, a.m., conducted by Rev.Walker W. Long, pastor of Osceola, Grace M. E. Church, after which the body was laid to rest in the Mt. Zion cemetery in Henry county.
Malinda Bookout was born in the state of Kentucky, November 24, 1835. Being left an orphan at an early age she grew to womanhood among her relatives and friends in Kentucky, later coming to North Missouri, where she was united in marriage to Titus T. Bailey, July 15,1856, Six children, three boys and three girls were born to this union; four of them having preceded her to the Heavenly home. Two daughters still survive: Mrs. A.A.Hughes of Independence, Kansas, and Mrs.Ella Purtle of Blackwell, Oklahoma.
Mr. Bailey became broken in health and with his faithful wife and children made two overland trips with teams and wagons across the Great Plains to the Oregon and California counties with the hope of regaining his health. Returning to Missouri he bought and located on a farm near Lowry City, but was soon called by death, leaving his wife and children, who continued to live on the farm for some time.
After the death of her husband, Titus T. Bailey, she again married, to Henry Denney in June 1880. She was soon again widowed by the death of Mr. Denney, since which time she resided on the Denney homestead for awhile, later removing to Lowry City where she continued to live for many years. Becoming aged and weakened with infirmities she left her home in Lowry City over a year ago and lived with her daughters in Kansas, until she closed her eyes in the peaceful sleep of Death to awaken in the arms of the Beloved Saviour, whom she trusted and loved so well.
Malinda Denney united with the church at an early age and at all time was faithful, devout Christian. She was a member of the Lowry City M.E.Church, where she still held her membership at the time of her death. Until her physical strength failed her and she could not easily get to the church building, Grandma Denney was always a regular attendant and one of the valiant workers in all the activities of church work. The greatest comfort she had during the long, lonesome years of her widowhood was studying her Bible and doing what she could to make her children and friends happy. Her kind and loving disposition won her a host of friends who all deeply mourn her departure; but we know because of her good, Christian character she is safely at rest in the Heavenly Master's arms; and is now free from all suffering and pain.
The immediate family to mourn her death, besides the two daughters and grandson, James W.Smith mentioned above, consists of several grandchildren, and the following named stepchildren: H.A.Denney of Lowry City, D.W.Denney of Osceola and E.N.Denney of Clinton.
Card of THANKS
We hereby express sincere and heartfelt thanks to all the kind friends in and around Lowry City and Mt.Zion who assisted in any way during the funeral services and burial of our beloved mother and grandmother, Mrs. Malinda Denney. We appreciated your kindness.
Mrs.A.A.Hughes, James W. Smith, Warner Purtle, Earl Purtle, Mr.and Mrs. H.A.Denney, Mr.and Mrs. E.N. Denney, Mr. and Mrs. D.W.Denney.
The relatives and friends in Independence prepared the body for burial, and it was accompanied by the daughter, Mrs. A.A.Hughes and James W.Smith a grandson [my grandfather] of the deceased, to Lowry City, Mo. where funeral services were held Saturday, February 7, in the M.E. Church at 10:30, o'clock, a.m., conducted by Rev.Walker W. Long, pastor of Osceola, Grace M. E. Church, after which the body was laid to rest in the Mt. Zion cemetery in Henry county.
Malinda Bookout was born in the state of Kentucky, November 24, 1835. Being left an orphan at an early age she grew to womanhood among her relatives and friends in Kentucky, later coming to North Missouri, where she was united in marriage to Titus T. Bailey, July 15,1856, Six children, three boys and three girls were born to this union; four of them having preceded her to the Heavenly home. Two daughters still survive: Mrs. A.A.Hughes of Independence, Kansas, and Mrs.Ella Purtle of Blackwell, Oklahoma.
Mr. Bailey became broken in health and with his faithful wife and children made two overland trips with teams and wagons across the Great Plains to the Oregon and California counties with the hope of regaining his health. Returning to Missouri he bought and located on a farm near Lowry City, but was soon called by death, leaving his wife and children, who continued to live on the farm for some time.
After the death of her husband, Titus T. Bailey, she again married, to Henry Denney in June 1880. She was soon again widowed by the death of Mr. Denney, since which time she resided on the Denney homestead for awhile, later removing to Lowry City where she continued to live for many years. Becoming aged and weakened with infirmities she left her home in Lowry City over a year ago and lived with her daughters in Kansas, until she closed her eyes in the peaceful sleep of Death to awaken in the arms of the Beloved Saviour, whom she trusted and loved so well.
Malinda Denney united with the church at an early age and at all time was faithful, devout Christian. She was a member of the Lowry City M.E.Church, where she still held her membership at the time of her death. Until her physical strength failed her and she could not easily get to the church building, Grandma Denney was always a regular attendant and one of the valiant workers in all the activities of church work. The greatest comfort she had during the long, lonesome years of her widowhood was studying her Bible and doing what she could to make her children and friends happy. Her kind and loving disposition won her a host of friends who all deeply mourn her departure; but we know because of her good, Christian character she is safely at rest in the Heavenly Master's arms; and is now free from all suffering and pain.
The immediate family to mourn her death, besides the two daughters and grandson, James W.Smith mentioned above, consists of several grandchildren, and the following named stepchildren: H.A.Denney of Lowry City, D.W.Denney of Osceola and E.N.Denney of Clinton.
Card of THANKS
We hereby express sincere and heartfelt thanks to all the kind friends in and around Lowry City and Mt.Zion who assisted in any way during the funeral services and burial of our beloved mother and grandmother, Mrs. Malinda Denney. We appreciated your kindness.
Mrs.A.A.Hughes, James W. Smith, Warner Purtle, Earl Purtle, Mr.and Mrs. H.A.Denney, Mr.and Mrs. E.N. Denney, Mr. and Mrs. D.W.Denney.
Funeral
Card: Malinda Denney
Born: November Twenty-fourth, Eighteen Hundred and Thirty-six.
Died: February Fourth, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-five, at Independence, Kansas
At the age of Eighty-eight Years, Two Months and Ten days
Funeral Services at the Lowey City M.C. Church, at 10:30 O'clock A.M. Saturday, February Seventh, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-five
Conducted by Rev. W. W. Long of Osceola
Internment at Mt. Zion, Missouri
Born: November Twenty-fourth, Eighteen Hundred and Thirty-six.
Died: February Fourth, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-five, at Independence, Kansas
At the age of Eighty-eight Years, Two Months and Ten days
Funeral Services at the Lowey City M.C. Church, at 10:30 O'clock A.M. Saturday, February Seventh, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-five
Conducted by Rev. W. W. Long of Osceola
Internment at Mt. Zion, Missouri
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