♂ Richard ACTON
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Notizen zu dieser Person
1. Copied from Holt County Biography: "....left OH in 1847 and reached
Holt Co. July 14 of that year. He stayed for a time with Jacob Kunkle
in Nodaway township and practiced carpentry. He married Mary E.
Brockman (born Barren Co., KY) of April 4, 1850. Mary was a daughter
of Willis Brockman who came to Holt Co., in Sept. 1843 and settled in
Nodaway township. Mr. Acton bought and settled on a farm in 1851.
He followed carpentering for several years and then devoted himself
wholly to farming. He owns 250 acres. Previous to the Civil War he
was a Democrat, was a Union man during the rebellion, and has since
been a Republican. He has (in 1877) 9 children living. Since 1852 he
has acted as justice of the peace in Nodaway township."
2. Information about the date and place of his death came from
Linda Kestner.
SOURCES INCLUDE:
Holt County Biography (http://www.rootsweb.com/~moholt/bio/
acton1.html).
1870 Nodaway twp., Holt co., MO census, page 197.
1880 Nodaway twp., Holt co., MO census [ED 27, page 114].
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Ingo
Brockmann
