Descendants of William SPALDING
Notes
James was a Fruiterer and confectioner.
Marriage: UK GRO 1876 SPALDING JAMES DRYSDALE EUPHEMIA KELVIN LANARK 644/09 0661
Death: Scotland GRO James Spalding died 1924 aged 70 (b1854) in Larkhall 638/01 0022.
Scotland GRO: Euphemia Spalding died 1916 aged 63 (b1853) in Larkhall 638/01 0061
Birth: Scotland GRO 1880 SPALDING MARION CAIRNS F SPALDING LARKHALL LANARK 638/01 0017
Birth: Scotland GRO 1887 SPALDING ESTHER DRYSDALE F SPALDING LARKHALL LANARK 638/01 0054
Marriage: Scotland GRO 1914 BULLOCH WILLIAM SPALDING ESTHER DRYSDALE LARKHALL LANARK 638/01 0096
Marriage: UK GRO 1914 BULLOCH WILLIAM SPALDING ESTHER DRYSDALE LARKHALL LANARK 638/01 0096
Janet Muir and family migrated to Queensland Australia departing Plymouth on 2 August 1862 and arriving on 1 November 1862 on board the "Sultana". The record (IMM/112 page 156 Z1957 M1696) shows:
Alex Muir aged 38
Mary Muir 36
Janet Muir 12
Alexander Muir 11
Mary Muir 9
Peter Muir 4
William Muir 3
Andrew Muir 1Marriage: QLD BDM 1872/C145 Bowmann John, Muir Janet
Death: QLD BDM 1914/C1667 Bowman Janet, Alexander Muir, Mary Spalding
Alexander Johannes Heinrich BOWMAN
Death: QLD BDM 1919/C410 Bowman John - - ** born Germany aged 78 years
Birth: QLD BDM 1874/C1108 Bowmann Frederick John, John, Janet Muir
Death: QLD BDM 1875/C666 Bowmann Frederick John, John Bowmann, Janet Muir
Birth: QLD BDM 1879/C2591 Bowman Alexander, Alexander John, Janet Muir
Death: QLD BDM 1879/C937 Bowman Alexander, John Bowman, Janet Muir
173. Margaretha Janethe BOWMAN
Birth: QLD BDM 1881/C2520 Bowman Margaretha Janethe, John, Janet Muir
Gympie Times - 23 June 1896 FUNERALS
BOWMAN - The friends of Mr John Bowman, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of his daughter, Margaret, to move from his residence, near the miners institute at 3pm this day.Gympie Times - 22 June 1897 IN MEMORIUM
BOWMAN - In loving memory of Margaret Bowman who died Gympie, June 22nd 1896 inserted by her loving brother and sister Thomas and Marie Spalding.Death: QLD BDM 1896/C1847 Bowmann Margaretha Janete, Johannes Heinrich Bowman, Janet Muir
In the same dwelling as Andrew Spalding in the 1850 Census of Buffalo, are living a probable daughter, Isabel, age 24, b. Scot. and her husband Joseph Vivian b. England. They have two children, Margaret, age 3, and William, age 1 (both b. NY). A number of other persons are also living in this place, but it is not possible to say which ones, except for Isabel, are related to the Spaldings.
Ref Elaine Jetter "Descendants of Andrew Spalding".
From Dean Spalding's website:
Death Notice
Monroe Evening News
April 21, 1928William Spaulding Vivian, aged 79 years, died at his home at 59 South Macomb street at 4:30 a.m. today. He had suffered a stroke of apoplexy late in November, and complications subsequently developed. He was confined to his bed for about 12 weeks. Mr. Vivian had been a resident of Monroe for abut 32 years, coming here from Burlington, Iowa. He married Alice Baker November 24, 1880, at Clayton, Michigan and they took up their residence in Monroe immediately. Mr. Vivian was born at Buffalo, New York, on January 27, 1849. He is survived by the widow, Alice Baker Vivian, a son E. B. Vivian of 425 Borgess avenue, and four grand children; two sisters, Josephine Vivian of 802 South Harrison street, and Mrs. Margaret Wilson of Massilon, Ohio.
Funeral Services will be held from the home at 59 South Macomb street at three o'clock Monday afternoon, with the Rev. S. W. McClelland, pastor of the Presbyterian church, officiating. Burial will be made in Woodlawn [sic] cemetery. The relatives request that there be no flowers.
1850 Census: July 22, 1850 - Buffalo Ward 1, Erie, NY - age 1
1860 Census: July 10, 1860 - Frenchtown, Monroe, Michigan - ED 423, page 119 - age 11
1870 Census: August 8, 1870 - Frenchtown, Monroe, Michigan - ED 307, page 39 - age 21
Census April 15, 1910 - Monroe Ward 2, Monroe, MI - Roll: T624-664; Page: 1A; ED: 102; Image: 348. - age 61
Census Feb. 4, 1920 - Monroe Ward 2, Monroe, MI - Roll: T625-786; Page: 30B; ED: 117; Image: 432.
- age 71
From Dean Spalding's website:
Monroe Evening News
February 24, 1944Mrs. Alice Vivian
Dies at Age of 86
Mrs. Alice Vivian, 86 years old, died suddenly of a heart attack at 8 o'clock this morning in the home of Mrs. Virginia Sherman, 212 East First street, where she had been visiting. Mrs Vivian's home was at 59 South Macomb street.Funeral services will be held at the Earle Little funeral home at 1:30 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. Wilfred Simpson of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial will be in Woodland cemetery. The body will remain in the funeral home until after the services.
Mrs. Vivian was born in New York state, January 9, 1858, and came to Monroe following her marriage to William Vivan on November 24, 1880, at Clayton, Michigan. Mr. Vivian died April 21, 1928.
Mrs. Vivian was a member of the Presbyterian church and a charter member of Monroe Chapter No. 226, Order of Eastern Star. She also was a member of the Maccabees.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Morton, and a half sister, Mrs.??. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. George Arthur Morton, both of Broadalbin, New York; five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Her only son, Edward Vivian, died June 25, 1943.
Monroe Evening News
February 28, 1944
Mrs. Alice VivianFuneral services for Mrs. Alice Vivian, 86, who died suddenly of a heart attack last Thursday, were held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Earle Little funeral home with the Rev. W. E. Simpson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, officiating. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. Mrs. Vivian's home was at 59 South Macomb street.
Pallbearers were Eugene C. Betz, Jack Ellis, Leon Quick, Walter Niedermeier, Cyrus Olmsted and Carl Luft.
Mrs. Vivian had lived in Monroe since 1880 and was a member of the Presbyterian church and a charter member of the Monroe Chapter no. 226, Order of Eastern Star.
Ref: Dean Spalding's website:
Monroe Evening News
Thursday, April 12, 1923
WELL KNOWN LOCAL CITIZEN DIES AT 70S. Hume Vivian, 76, for more than 68 years a resident of Monroe county passed away at his home, 317 South Monroe street, at 5:15 this morning. He had been in failing health for the past two years. He was born at Buffalo, N.Y., August 27, 1858 and at an early age his parents settled in Monroe county where he had resided since. Besides his widow, one son, Leslie, in the United Marine Corps, Quantico, Virginia, one brother and a sister, Josephine, both of Monroe, survive.
1860 Census: July 10, 1860 - Frenchtown, Monroe, Michigan - ED 423, page 119 - age 6, listed as Stephenson
1870 Census: August 8, 1870 - Frenchtown, Monroe, Michigan - ED 307, page 39 - age 17
1880 Census: June 12, 1880 - Monroe, Monroe, Michigan - ED 183, Page 21- age 27 Occupation: 1880 Foreman of Poor House
1900 Census: June 1900 - Monroe, Monroe, Michigan - ED 80, Sheet 9a - age 46 Occupation: 1900 Farmer
1910 Census: April 25, 1910 - Monroe Twp, Monroe, Michigan - ED 105, Sheet 5a - age 56
From Dean Spalding's website:
Monroe Evening News
Monday, Jan 9, 1933Mrs. Hattie Vivian
The body of Mrs. Hattie Vivian, who died at her home in Charleston, South Carolina, Friday, was to be brought to the Mulholland funeral home this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, where services will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. The Rev. B. F. Holme, pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church will officiate. Burial will be in Woodland cemetery.
Leslie Vivian, son of Mrs. Vivian, flew from San Diego, California, and arrived in Toledo today at 11:30a.m. Mrs. Vivian was the widow of Hume Vivian, They formerly made their home here. She was the former Hattie Hendershot.
1900 Census: June 1900 - Monroe, Monroe, Michigan - ED 80, Sheet 9a - age 38
1910 Census: April 25, 1910 - Monroe Twp, Monroe, Michigan - ED 105, Sheet 5a - age 48Information from Carl Beckett heck4003@bellsouth.net
Father: Robert Kitchen HENDERSHOT b: 26 Mar 1815 in Derry twp, Old Northumberland, PA
Mother: Sarah PLUES b: 1827 in Monroe, Monroe, MI
Census: 1870 Frenchtown, Monroe, MI - age 7
Occupation: 1899 Carpenter - Gaar, Scott & Co. Machine Works
Title: R. L. Polk & CO.'s Richmond Directory 1899-1900 by M. Cullaton & Co.
Publication: Book and Job Printers 1899
Being a complete index to the residents of the city. Also a Classified Business DirectoryGazetteer of Wayne County and other useful information concerning City, County, State and Miscellaneous Matters.
Stepped off of a street car in the middle of the street and a police car hit her and killed her.
From Dean Spalding's website:
DEATH OF A. B. SPALDING
Albert Burch Spalding, who lived for several years in the Perrin community before moving to the Stewartsville community, died Sunday. His death was from a sudden heart attack, although he had not been in very good health for quite a while.
He was born September 11, 1866, at Monroe, Mich., and was 76 years, 5 months and 24 days old.
He came to Missouri at the age of eighteen, and followed the occupation of farming until he retired a few years ago.He was married December 24, 1891, to Miss Cynthia Ella Morgan, who survives.
To them were born ten children, five of whom are living: Wm. of Amity, Claude of Maysville, Raymond of the U. S. Navy, Ernest of Minnesota, and Mrs. Gladys Shewey of Cameron.
One son and four grandsons are serving their country in the armed forces.
Sixteen grandchildren, four great-grandchildren, and two brothers and two sisters also survive.
Mr. Spalding had been a member of the Christian church since early life.The funeral was held at the Lyon chapel at Stewartsville, Wednesday afternoon, and burial was in the Stewartsville cemetery.
J. E. Shoemaker and C. F. Ward of Plattsburg were at Stewartsville to be present at the funeral.
Census: 1870 Frenchtown, Monroe, MI - age 4
Census: 1880 Petersburg, Monroe, MI - age 13Information concerning Albert Spalding and Cynthia Morgan and their descendents has been provided by Mary Spalding Granger, her sister Carol Spalding Pawlak and their cousin Vernelle Spalding Colhour. Birthdays, Marriages and dates of death of Albert's siblings has been gleaned from Claude Spalding's bible, currently in the possession of Mrs. Colhour. Other dates concerning the members of this branch of the family was provided by Mrs. Pawlak.
Albert moved to Clinton, MO then DeKalb, MO in late 1800s.
Funeral Program
November 25, 1952MRS CYNTHIA SPALDING
Funeral Program
November 25, 1952
1874 --- 1952Widow of A. B. Spalding.
SERVICES FROM
Summerfield Chapel
Tuesday, November 25, 1952
At 2:00 P. M.MINISTER
Miss Bess CombsORGAN
Mrs. Roy KibbeySOLOIST
Collins ParrSONGS
"City Four Square,"
"I Won't Have to Cross Jordan Alone"INTERNMENT
Stewartsville CemeteryPALLBEARERS
Ocle Spalding Norval Spalding
Gordon Spalding Estil Shewey
Leroy Spalding Kieth SpaldingSURVIVED BY
Sons --- Wm. Spalding, King City, Mo.; Claude Spalding, Stewartsville, Mo.; Raymond Spalding, Baltimore, Md.; Ernest Spalding, Waseca, Minn.Daughter --- Mrs. Carl Shewey, St. Joseph, Mo.
Sister --- Mrs. Clara Bohon, Independence, Mo.
Grandchildren, 18; Great Grandchildren, 9.
W. E. SUMMERFIELD, Funeral Director
Stewartsville, Missouri
Military Service: US Navy
LaMoyne and Lucile were twins who both died.
LaMoyne and Lucile were twins who both died.
From Dean Spalding's website
Monroe Evening News
Saturday, July 30, 1960Mrs. Agnes Kull
Mrs. Agnes Rea Kull, 86, of 127 W. Noble Ave. died at 6:30 a.m. today in her home of a heart attack. Coroner Harold F. Maurice was called.
Friends may call after 7 tonight at the Maurice Funeral Home. Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday in the funeral home, with the Rev. George Clavet of Dearborn officiating. Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery.
Born Jan 1, 1874, at Petersburg, she was the daughter of William and Susan Burch Spalding. She was married to Frank Kull June 12, 1900, at Petersburg by the Rev. E.H. Bradfield. They made their home at Monroe. Mr. Kull died Nov. 30, 1954.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Floyd Yeary of Monroe; five grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren.Monroe Evening News
Mrs. Agnes Rea KullServices for Mrs. Agnes Rea Kull, 86, of 127 W. Noble Ave., who died early Saturday in her home, were Monday afternoon in the Maurice Funeral Home. George Clavet of the Seventh Day Adventist Church officiated, and burial was in Woodland Cemetery.
Bearers were Chester Hill, Gerald Hill, Russell Shumaker, Clifford Partlo, Russell Shaffer and Max VanWickle.Petersburg Sun
Sunday, August 5, 1960
Mrs. Agnes Kull,
Petersburg Native,
Dies in MonroeMrs. Agnes Kull, aged 86, of 127 W. Noble Ave., Monroe, passed away at 6:30 Saturday morning, July 30, in her home, death being due to a heart attack.
Born January 1st, 1874, in Petersburg, she was a daughter of the late William and Susan Burch Spalding. Her girlhood days were spent in Petersburg and she attended the local school. On June 12, 1900, she was united in marriage to Frank Kull in Petersburg, the ceremony being performed by Rev. E. H. Bradfield, Presbyterian minister here at that time. Since her marriage Mrs, Kull has resided in Monroe and she was preceded in death by her husband on Nov., 30, 1954. Mrs. Kull was also preceded in death by a sister, Belle Spalding. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Floyd Yeary of Monroe; five grandchildren, and eight great-grand-children.
Funeral services were held at the Maurice funeral home in Monroe at two o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev. George Clavet of Dearborn, officiating and burial was made in Woodland cemetery.Census: 1880 Petersburg, Monroe, MI - age 4
From Dean Spalding's website
Monroe Evening News
November 30, 1954
Frank J. KullFrank J. Kull, 78, of 127 W. Noble Ave. died at 3:45 a.m. today in Monroe Hospital, where he was taken after suffering a stroke Monday night. Coroner Norman Capaul was called.
Friends may call at the Maurice funeral home after 7 tonight. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday in the funeral home with the Rev. Herbert C. Carnell of the First Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be in Woodland Cemetery.The son of Jacob and Alice Kull, he was born here June 15, 1876. He married Agnes Spalding June 12, 1900, at Petersburg with the Rev. E. H. Brodfield performing the ceremony. A blacksmith, he retired 20 years ago. He was a member of Monroe Lodge 19, IOOF. He also was a member of the old Monroe Volunteer Fire Department.
He is survived by his wife, a daughter, Mrs. Floyd Yeary of Maybee; five grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.Frank Kull operated the Kull Wagon Works with and after his Father, Jacob Kull, and Uncle, William Kull.
From Dean Spalding's website
Monroe Evening News
Monday, April 8, 1946
J. Stewart Spalding
J. Stewart Spalding, 83, died at 12:20 p.m. Sunday at his home, 4608 North Custer road. He had been in poor health for three weeks and suffered a stroke Friday morning from which he failed to rally.
He was born May 6, 1862 in Frenchtown township, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Spalding, and on December 28, 1892 married Aristine Marshall at Brest. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. S. Edwards.
Mr. Spalding is survived by his wife; four sons, Albert of Raisinville, Richard of Dayton, Ohio, Clayton of South Haven and Edward of Stony Pointe Beach; two daughters, Annie of Monroe and Mrs. Ruth Mulhollen of Belleville; 14 great-grand-children and two great-great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Minnie Frederick of Traverse City.The body is at the Earle Little funeral home where services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday with the Rev. Leon Toepfer in charge. Burial will be in Petersburg cemetery.
From Dean Spalding's website
Monroe Evening News
Wednesday, April 21, 1948
MRS. J. STEWARD SPALDINGMrs. J. Steward (Aristine) Spalding, 75, died of complications at her home, 4608 North Custer Rd., at 4:45 a.m. today. She had been ill the past three months.
Mrs. Spalding was born Feb. 15, 1873, at Brest and was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marshall whose parents were some of the earliest settlers of Brest. She married J. Steward Spalding Dec. 30, 1892 at the home of her parents on the Stoney Pointe Rd.
Mrs. Spalding was a lifetime member of the East Raisinville United Brethren Evangelical Church, a charter member of the Ladies Aid Society, an honorary member of the Legion Auxiliary, and a Gold Star mother of the First World War. Mrs. Spalding had been very active in the church until the last three months. Mr. Spalding died two years ago. Also three sons and one daughter preceded her in death.
Survivors are two daughters, Miss Annie Spalding, who is at home, and Mrs. Lloyd Mulhollen of Ypsilanti, four sons, Albert Spalding at home, Richard Spalding of Dayton, Ohio, Clayton Spalding of Southhaven and Edward Spalding of Stoney Pointe, a sister Mrs. Byron Aseltyne of Stoney Pointe, a nephew, Elmer Marshall of Brest, and a niece, Mrs. William Ray of Brest.
The body is at the Earle Little funeral home. Arrangements for the funeral have not as yet been completed.
From Dean Spalding's website
Monroe News Courier
April 17, 1918
MONROE BOY DIES
AT CAMP CUSTER
Eugene Spalding son of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Spalding of Raisinville township died at Camp Custer, Battle Creek this morning at one o'clock. Death resulting from pneumonia. Mr. Spalding was sent on the draft call from Detroit in September. He was twenty-three years of age. The remains will probably be brought to the home of his parents in Raisinville Township.
