Life on the farm

[buckeyefarmer]

Dad, in 1940's with one of his dogs

 

[buckeyefarmer]

another of Dad and a one of his dogs.

 

[BnRidge]

My favorite memory is walking back from the barn in the snow after dark,

So many memories.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Just found a bunch more relatives in MO. some more buried at Crown Hill, Irwin Cem Beaman MO, PleasantGreen in cooper county, Memorial Park Sedalia. I'm sure there's family still there.

That would be cool. I’m sure I still have relatives there, just don’t know.

 

[wmfamily]

Sarah’s (my GG grandmy)family moved from Ohio to Sedalia MO around 1870 (after civil war), when she was 17. Her mom is Hannah Adams(1828-1875)(father James Adams), buried in Crown hill cemetery Sedalia Mo, my GGG grandmother.
Her sister Ruth Adams Stevens married Charles Stevens, they also buried at Crown Hill.
She had 7 other siblings.

One of the pictures I have is labeled “with the Stevens” some of steven kids lived up to 1980.

Looks like a large cemetery on google, not a little church. I would like to visit sometime.
In 2017 I stayed at Boonville MO on a trip, if I’d only known then, but I didn’t.

Yes, I'm familiar with Crown Hill cemetery, that is where my nephew is buried.

A useful link: Crown Hill Cemetery in Sedalia, Missouri - Find a Grave Cemetery

 

[wmfamily]

Mr Adams died 10/22/1883 in lot 33, block 7, grave 1. View attachment 773573
This might be her husband, only date close.

Sorry for blurry screenshot, just wanted to document.

There are some better lists here.

Welcome to the City of Sedalia, Missouri - Burial Record Information

 

[buckeyefarmer]

There are some better lists here.

Welcome to the City of Sedalia, Missouri - Burial Record Information

That’s where I found my info.

 

[sixdogs]

Dad, in 1940's with one of his dogs
View attachment 773827

Thankfully someone had the good sense to take all these pictures. It's lifetimes in arrears.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Dad with his Niece and Nephew.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

I put this 1958 picture of my oldest brother, and middle sister in for the background. The garage on the right, did not have the addition on the left side. It also shows the old horse barn in the middle of the 3 buildings. I barely remember this building being there, when I was young I believe it was pretty much falling down. The barn is on the left, did not have the shed on the back side added all the way yet. It appears to have been started. the tree on the left is a tulip popular. It is still there and very large.