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Samuel Rice
Bolivar, m. Lily Clay. Had a daughter, Marie. born 26 Dec 1858; died 1950; m. Fannie Maupin, daughter of Charles Maupin (84). Children were: a. Cora, died young. b. William B., m. Elsye Baker; second, Imo Speyerer. He served in the World War on Destroyer Flotilla. Children were: 1. Weeks Maupin, m. __ Threldkeld. 2. Cora EI i zabeth 3. Phyllis. Born 14 Jun 1862; m. Squire Barton. They had two daughters Amanda, wife of Joseph King and Ethel, wife of Jas. Leftridge. She died 1919, leaving three children, Adolphus, Virginia and Laverne Leftridge. Born 4 Nov 1864; m. 21 Dec 1884, Rosa Schmeirer, daughter of Michael John Schmeirer and Mary Weir. Rosa Schmeirer was born in Wurtemburg, Germany, 19 Aug 1855 and was carried as a child to Pennsylvania where the family settled in Venango County, near Barkeysville. Mary Weir Schmeirer died there 9 Feb 1857 and her husband died in 1862. They are buried in the old Winebrennarian Cemetery near Barkeysville, PA.
Samuel R. and Rosa Maupin had one son, Eugene, born 25 Dec 1888 on the farm southeast of Clarence, a part of which farm was land taken up from the United States government by his great grandfather Joel Rice Maupin (42). He attended Missouri University, 1909, 1910 Farm House 1913. Associate Editor, Journal of Agriculture, St. Louis, 1918-1920. Volunteered First Officer's Training Camp, World War, attached to Company A, Third Replacement Center and returned to farm to assist Food Production campaign; Editor Bevier Appeal, 1925; Founder Independent at Clarence in 1925; Consolidated with Clarence Courier in 1928; Supervisor Farm Credit Administration, 1933-1938; Publicity Director State Auditor's Office, 1939-1944; m. at Shelbina, 12 Apr 1911, Frances Woods Maupin, daughter of Nathaniel Maupin (88). She was born 13 Mar 1890, and has been prominent in work of several National Patriotic Societies, D.A.R.; Daughter of 1812; U.D.C.; Colonial Dames; First Families of Virginia and Huguenot Society of Founders of Manakinetown. She was Missouri State President of Colonial Dames of XVII Century. Their children: a. Frances Madeline, b. 25 Aug 1912, m. 15 May 1932 122
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Enoch
Noel Weisenborn of Macon. He d. 2 Apr 1969. Two daughters: 1. Nona Juanita b. 31 Dec. 1932, m. 5 Mar 1954 Jack H. Cunningham; children: a. Madelynn Ann, b. 21 Dec 1954 b. James Noel, b. 5 Dec 1956 c. John Alan, b. 21 August 1958; m. 20 Mar 1981, Nancy R. Bindbeutel, 3 sons: Cody Alan, b. 10 May 1986, James Todd and Casey Ryan, twins, b. 3 Sep 1987. 2. Elizabeth Tyson (Betty), b. 1 Nov 1934; m. 12 Oct 1957, Russell J. Fleming, one son: Russell Tyson, b. 19 Jun 1958 Jean Margaret, b. 9 Apr 1915. Graduate of William Woods College; m. 20 Jan 1951 to J. Timbrook. No children. Died 16 Sep 1987. -
Sarah Martha-
b. 10 Aug 1867; d. 2 Oct 1951; m. Minnie Taylor, daughter of David Taylor and granddaughter of Abraham Vandiver, one of the first five settlers in Shelby County. Their son: a. Georgie Taylor, m. Paulyne Mitchell. he was born 18 Jan 1898. They have one daughter, Georgianna, b. 21 Jan 1922. born 13 Jan 1875; m. W. K. Dungan. Children are: a. Lena, m. Merton Moore. b. Clifford c. Elsie.
Geo. Washington- died young.
******************** FIFTH GENERATION THOMAS G. MAUPIN (43) Son of Thomas (18), grandson of Gabriel (6), of Daniel (3), of Gabriel ( 1 ). Thomas G. Maupin was born in Albemarle County, VA, in 1788 and died 17 Jan 1878 in Paris, Monroe County, MO. He and his wife are buried in the old cemetery at Spencer's Chapel, near Granville, MO. Maupin served in the War of 1812 as a member of Capt. Estes' company of Virginia Militia. He married, 18 Apr 1815, Nancy 0. Harris, daughter of Jarratt Harris of AI bemarle. He was the son of Thomas Harris and Susan Dabney, the latter being the daughter of John Dabney, who commanded Dabney's Legion at the siege of Yorktown. Thomas Harris was blind and was the eldest son of James and Mary 123
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