Willard Clayton Hammons

Notes:

Buried Dunnegan Cemetery; Cem. Dir. of Polk Co MO

Notes:

!Miscellaneous: His death was due to drowning.
Census:
1900 Polk Co MO ED 123, p 29A

!MARRIAGE: Polk Co MO H-190

Drowned
Buried Dunnegan Cemetery; Cem. Dir. of Polk Co MO

Harlan married Minerva Elizabeth Devin on 07 Feb 1897 in Polk County, Missouri U.S.A.. Minerva (daughter of Alfred Harrison Devin and Mary Agnes Campbell) was born on 22 Dec 1870 in Dunnegan, Polk, Missouri U.S.A.; died on 09 Apr 1944. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Census:
1900 Polk Co MO ED 123, p 29A
1910
1920 Polk Co MO ED 160, Sh 6, p 278B (widowed)

!MARRIAGE: Polk Co MO H-190

Buried Dunnegan Cemetery; Cem. Dir. of Polk Co MO

Notes:

Census:
1860 Polk Co MO book p 14
1870 Polk Co MO book p 100
1880 Polk Co MO book p 15
1900 Polk Co Mo Campbell Twp, ED 123 Sh 3, L 22
1910 Polk Co MO ED 143, Sh 8, p 80A......

MILITARY: Union: Corp Co D, 26 EM, 1861 - Dec 1861: 4 mos 17 days

!MARRIAGE: Polk Co MO B-88

Buried Dunnegan Cemetery; Cem. Dir. of Polk Co MO

Alfred married Mary Agnes Campbell on 29 Jan 1861 in Polk County, Missouri U.S.A.. Mary was born on 22 Apr 1844 in Missouri U.S.A.; died on 12 Sep 1926 in Missouri U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

!Miscellaneous: She was a tall blond southern girl who brought with her
as part of her dowry, two Negro slaves.
Census:
1850 Polk Co MO book p 63 w/parents
1860 Polk Co MO book p 14
1870 Polk Co MO book p 100
1880 Polk Co MO book p 15
1900 Polk Co MO Campbell Twp, ED 123, Sh 3, L 22
1910 Polk Co MO ED 143, Sh 8, p 80A
1920 Polk Co MO ED 160, Sh 6, p 278B......

She was a tall blond southern girl who brought with her as part of her dowrey,
two Negro slaves.

Parents: Mathew G. Campbell & Sarah Thompson, m. 11 Apr 1843, Polk Co MO
Possibly had brothers, James P. & Phenis Thompson

!MARRIAGE: Polk Co MO B-88

Buried Dunnegan Cemetery; Cem. Dir. of Polk Co MO

Notes:

Census:
1830 Lincoln Co TN: Males: 0-2-0-0-0-1; Females: 3-1-0-0-1
1840 Polk Co MO: Males: 2-1-1-1-0-0-1; Females: 1-1-2-1-0-1
1850 Polk Co MO book p 47
1860 Polk Co MO book p 14......

Cem. Dir. of Polk Co MO - Buried Heydon Cemetery;

During the War of 1812, Clayton Devin served as a Private in Captain Calland's company of Col. Linsley's regiment, Virginia militia from 31 Mar 1813 to 14 Oct 1813 when the company was dissolved.

At the close of the war he was granted 80 acres near Springfield, Missouri as payment for his services in this war. 2 BLW of 80A each in Polk County, Missouri. This parchment signed by Millard Fillmore, President, is now in the hands of Loyd Devin; who also has the family Bible. The old farmstead lies near Bolivar, Missouri and in 1937 much of the original house was still standing although the land had passed from the Devin family.

His wife, Margaret, in making application for her Widow's War Pension,
describes her husband: "about 5'8" tall, fair complexion, red hair, blue eyes."
He lived in Pittsylvania County, Virgina U.S.A., Lincoln County, Tennessee U.S.A., Pike County, Missouri U.S.A. (for almost 1 year), and Polk County, Missouri U.S.A.

James West lived next door to Clayton Devin in 1830.

Clayton married Margaret West on 17 Mar 1820 in Fayettesville, Lincoln, Tennessee U.S.A.. Margaret (daughter of James West and Anna Sanders) was born on 24 Nov 1803 in North Carolina U.S.A.; died on 05 Jun 1888 in Dunnegan, Polk, Missouri U.S.A.; was buried in Heydon Cemetery, Polk County, Missouri U.S.A.. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Census:
1850 Polk Co MO book p 47
1860 Polk Co MO book p 14
1870 Polk Co MO book p 82 w/son, Alfred
1880 Polk Co MO book p 15 w/ dau & son-in-law......

Was well educated. Applied for Widow's War of 1812 pension.

Died at the home of her daughter Massa Louisa Devin Hughes
Buried Heydon Cemetery; Cem. Dir. of Polk Co MO