Jesse Mead Wilks, 1842–1895?> (aged 52 years)
- Name
- Jesse Mead /Wilks/
- Given names
- Jesse Mead
- Nickname
- J. M.
- Surname
- Wilks
Birth
|
|
---|---|
Birth of a brother
|
|
Number of children
|
Note: all deceased by 1888 |
Number of children
|
|
Marriage of a parent
|
Quality of data: primary evidence Citation details: Page 22 Note: "1845, March 5, Francis P. Wilks and Eliza Wilks, by Jesse M. Wilks, Elder, C C" |
Death of a mother
|
|
11th President of the United States
|
|
Birth of a half-sister
|
Citation details: Page 294 |
Birth of a half-brother
|
Citation details: Memorial# 67753715. Added 01 Apr 2011 by Randy Daniel. |
12th President of the United States
|
|
Birth of a half-sister
|
Citation details: Page 294 |
13th President of the United States
|
|
Census
|
Address: District 47, 354 Spring River, Lawrence County, Missouri, USA Citation details: Page 294 Text: Enumerator: B. S. Hendrick Quality of data: Census image Note: in hh 350 354 as F. P. Wilks, Age: 30, Male, Farmer, $250, AL; Elizabeth, Age: 30, Female, VA; Robert A., Age: 12, Male, AL; Elizabeth, Age: 10, Female, AL; Jessee M., Age: 8, Male, AL; John P., Age: 6, Male, MO; Ruth C., Age: 4, Female, MO; Abner P., Age: 2, Male, MO; Caroline, Age: 10/12, Female, MO. |
Death of a paternal grandfather
|
Note: his will recorded 4 Nov 1850 |
Death of a paternal grandmother
|
Note: before 1850 census was taken |
14th President of the United States
|
|
15th President of the United States
|
|
Marriage of a brother
|
Citation details: page 839 |
Marriage
|
|
16th President of the United States
|
|
Military
|
Note: enlisted as Private, Company C, 5th Regiment Infantry, Missouri State Guard, same day as two cousins John Mars and Aaron Kealor; also served in Company G, Jackman's Mounted Infantry, about three years. He participated in the battles of Lone Jack, Pleasant Hill, Jenkins' Ferry and several skirmishes. His enlistment gave his name as Jesse Mead Wilks, age 18, born in Lawrence Co., MO |
17th President of the United States
|
|
Death of a maternal grandfather
|
Citation details: Page: Will Box 532, recorded in Inventory Book D, p. 665; and Book E, pp. 132-134, 335-336 Note: his will recorded the Final Settlement of his estate in 1867 |
Marriage of a half-brother
|
|
18th President of the United States
|
|
Birth of a son
|
|
Family census
|
Address: Bucks Prairie Township Post Office: Mt. Vernon Lawrence County, MIssouri, USA Citation details: Sheet 4, Page 416 Text: Enumerator: John D. Jones Quality of data: census image Note: in hh 25-25 as Jesse M. Wilks, Age: 29, Male, White, Farmer, $1200/$800, AL, Citizen; Mary S., Age: 25, Female, White, Keeps house, TN; John P., Age: 7/12, Male, White, MO, Born: Nov; Mary Ray, Age: 60, Female, White, Retired, TN, Cannot write; Jesse Walds, Age: 15, Male, White, MO, "idiotic". Mary Ray might possibly be the mother of Mary S. |
Death of a father
|
Cause: killed by bushwhackers |
Birth of a daughter
|
|
19th President of the United States
|
|
Marriage
|
Note: in the home of Rev. Jess and J. M. Skaggs |
Birth of a daughter
|
|
Death of a wife
|
|
Birth of a daughter
|
|
Family census
|
Address: Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, USA Citation details: • film# 1254698, digital folder# 4241899, image# 554, Page 534 D Note: in hh 38-38 as J. M. Wilks, Self, Male, Age: 39, Married, Farmer, AL-AL-AL, Rhoda C., Wife, Female, Age: 25, Married, Keeping house, MO-TN-KY, Lenna M., Daughter, Female, Age: 5, Single, MO-AL-TN, Jane, Daughter, Age: 2, Single, MO-AL-TN, Lucy, Daughter, Age: 1, Single, MO-AL-MO; James Maudy, Laborer, Employee, Age: 21, Single, AR-AR-AR; Samuel Wilks, Laborer Employee, Age; 16, Single, MO-VA-AL |
Birth of a daughter
|
Citation details: Memorial# 78472193. Added 15 Oct 2011 by Lyle & Marsha. Maintained by D & D. |
Occupation
|
|
British Queen
|
|
20th President of the United States
|
|
21st President of the United States
|
|
Occupation
|
Note: in pharmaceutical business, then sold out and returned to farming. |
22nd President of the United States
|
|
Birth of a son
|
Source: 1917 - 1918 Draft Registration
|
23rd President of the United States
|
|
Birth of a son
|
Citation details: Certificate # 14834 |
Birth of a daughter
|
Citation details: Memorial# 38987070. Added 02 Jul 2009 by Kathy LJPC |
Birth of a daughter
|
|
24th President of the United States
|
|
Death of a brother
|
|
Death
|
|
father |
1810–1873
Birth: about 1810
33
40
— Lauderdale, Alabama, USA Death: 1873 — Arkansas, USA |
---|---|
mother | |
Marriage | Marriage — January 10, 1837 — Lauderdale, Alabama, USA |
1 year
elder brother |
|
2 years
elder brother |
|
3 years
elder sister |
|
3 years
himself |
1842–1895
Birth: December 29, 1842
32
22
— Lauderdale, Alabama, USA Death: 1895 — Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, USA |
2 years
younger brother |
father |
1810–1873
Birth: about 1810
33
40
— Lauderdale, Alabama, USA Death: 1873 — Arkansas, USA |
---|---|
stepmother | |
Marriage | Marriage — March 5, 1845 — Lawrence, Missouri, USA |
22 months
half-sister |
|
9 months
half-brother |
1846–1938
Birth: September 15, 1846
36
26
— Lawrence, Missouri, USA Death: January 24, 1938 — Stone, Missouri, USA |
3 years
half-sister |
himself |
1842–1895
Birth: December 29, 1842
32
22
— Lauderdale, Alabama, USA Death: 1895 — Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, USA |
---|---|
wife |
1845–1878
Birth: 1845
— Tennessee, USA Death: 1878 — Lawarence, Missouri, USA |
Marriage | Marriage — August 28, 1860 — Lawrence, Missouri, USA |
9 years
son |
|
6 years
daughter |
himself |
1842–1895
Birth: December 29, 1842
32
22
— Lauderdale, Alabama, USA Death: 1895 — Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, USA |
---|---|
wife |
1854–1932
Birth: November 17, 1854
— Lawrence, Missouri, USA Death: March 30, 1932 — Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, USA |
Marriage | Marriage — December 23, 1877 — Lawrence, Missouri, USA |
1 year
daughter |
1878–1932
Birth: 1878
35
23
— Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, USA Death: April 1, 1932 — Joplin, Jasper, Missouri, USA |
2 years
daughter |
|
23 months
daughter |
1880–1958
Birth: November 19, 1880
37
26
— Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, USA Death: May 3, 1958 — Springfield, Greene, Missouri, USA |
5 years
son |
|
4 years
son |
1889–1911
Birth: May 17, 1889
46
34
— Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, USA Death: April 1, 1911 — Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, USA |
3 years
daughter |
|
|
1891–1949
Birth: 1891
48
36
— Lawrence, Missouri, USA Death: June 20, 1949 — Wichita, Texas, USA |
wife’s husband | |
---|---|
wife |
1854–1932
Birth: November 17, 1854
— Lawrence, Missouri, USA Death: March 30, 1932 — Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri, USA |
Marriage | Marriage — 1896 — |
7 years
stepdaughter |
|
|
|
|
Birth |
|
---|---|
Census |
Citation details: Page 294 Text: Enumerator: B. S. Hendrick Quality of data: Census image |
Marriage |
|
Military |
|
Family census |
Citation details: Sheet 4, Page 416 Text: Enumerator: John D. Jones Quality of data: census image |
Number of children |
|
Marriage |
|
Family census |
Citation details: • film# 1254698, digital folder# 4241899, image# 554, Page 534 D |
Occupation |
|
Occupation |
|
Number of children |
|
Death |
|
Note |
Citation details: pages 273-274 |
Note |
Citation details: Page 14 |
Note |
Citation details: page 40, 41 |
Note |
Citation details: pages 273-274 |
Census |
in hh 350 354 as F. P. Wilks, Age: 30, Male, Farmer, $250, AL; Elizabeth, Age: 30, Female, VA; Robert A., Age: 12, Male, AL; Elizabeth, Age: 10, Female, AL; Jessee M., Age: 8, Male, AL; John P., Age: 6, Male, MO; Ruth C., Age: 4, Female, MO; Abner P., Age: 2, Male, MO; Caroline, Age: 10/12, Female, MO. |
---|---|
Military |
enlisted as Private, Company C, 5th Regiment Infantry, Missouri State Guard, same day as two cousins John Mars and Aaron Kealor; also served in Company G, Jackman's Mounted Infantry, about three years. He participated in the battles of Lone Jack, Pleasant Hill, Jenkins' Ferry and several skirmishes. His enlistment gave his name as Jesse Mead Wilks, age 18, born in Lawrence Co., MO |
Family census |
in hh 25-25 as Jesse M. Wilks, Age: 29, Male, White, Farmer, $1200/$800, AL, Citizen; Mary S., Age: 25, Female, White, Keeps house, TN; John P., Age: 7/12, Male, White, MO, Born: Nov; Mary Ray, Age: 60, Female, White, Retired, TN, Cannot write; Jesse Walds, Age: 15, Male, White, MO, "idiotic". Mary Ray might possibly be the mother of Mary S. |
Number of children |
all deceased by 1888 |
Marriage |
in the home of Rev. Jess and J. M. Skaggs |
Family census |
in hh 38-38 as J. M. Wilks, Self, Male, Age: 39, Married, Farmer, AL-AL-AL, Rhoda C., Wife, Female, Age: 25, Married, Keeping house, MO-TN-KY, Lenna M., Daughter, Female, Age: 5, Single, MO-AL-TN, Jane, Daughter, Age: 2, Single, MO-AL-TN, Lucy, Daughter, Age: 1, Single, MO-AL-MO; James Maudy, Laborer, Employee, Age: 21, Single, AR-AR-AR; Samuel Wilks, Laborer Employee, Age; 16, Single, MO-VA-AL |
Occupation |
in pharmaceutical business, then sold out and returned to farming. |
Note
|
Biography: J. M. Wilks: "J. M. WILKS was born in Lauderdale County, Alabama, December 29, 1840, and is a son of Francis R. and Mary (CARR) WILKS, who were also born in Alabama, and grandson of Amos WILKS, who was a farmer by occupation. The family are of old Virginia stock, who were early residents of Alabama. Amos Wilks became a resident of Lawrence County, Missouri, in 1841, and with his family located near Aurora. His son, Francis R., entered land near Aurora, where he resided until 1857, when he went to Arkansas, and was killed by the bushwhackers in 1873. His wife died in 1845. Their family are as follows: Robert A. and Jesse M. Those deceased are Elizabeth, John P. and Thomas. J. M. Wilks was but an infant when he was brought to this county by his parents. Here he grew to manhood and received a liberal education for those early times. His boyhood days were spent on a farm, and he continued to follow that occupation until 1881, when he engaged in the drug business in Aurora. He sold out in the spring of 1888, and resumed farming. In 1862 he enlisted in Company G, Jackman's Mounted Infantry, and served about three years. He participated in the battles of Lone Jack, Pleasant Hill, Jenkins' Ferry and several skirmishes. He was married in 1860 to Mary ROSE, of Missouri, by whom he had four children, who are all deceased. His wife died in 1868, and the following year he married Rhoda C. HILTON. Six children were born to their union, three of whom are living: Lucy, Hattie and Robert Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Wilks are members of the Christian Church, and he is a member of the Aurora Mining Company." Citation details: pages 273-274 |
Note
|
"Pioneer Land Buyers.--Township 26 north, Range 25 west, was offered for sale December 21, 1846. The first buyers were James F., Samuel R. and Joseph Manning on Section 3, 1847, and William Steward in 1848; Russel S. Cramlin on Section 1 in 1849; AMOS WILKS on Section 6 in 1847; Joseph Rinker on Section 7 in 1847, and Carr S. McMatt on Section 7, December 22, 1846; Thomas Marsh on Section 10, Marsh and Rogers on Section 15 in 1847; Welson W. Bobey on Section 17 in 1848; Nathan and David Wheat on Section 18 in 1849; Ben Wise on Section 27 in 1854; William Hilton on Section 35 in 1847, and John Forbis and William McLain on Section 36 in 1849." Citation details: Page 14 |
Note
|
"In November, 1853, the first order appointing a commissioner of common schools appears, Jesse M. Wilks being honored with the position....Jesse M. Wilks was school commissioner in 1859." Citation details: page 40, 41 |
Note
|
Biography: "J. M. WILKS was born in Lauderdale County, Alabama, December 29, 1840, and is a son of Francis R. and Mary (CARR) WILKS, who were also born in Alabama, and grandson of Amos WILKS, who was a farmer by occupation. The family are of old Virginia stock, who were early residents of Alabama. Amos Wilks became a resident of Lawrence County, Missouri, in 1841, and with his family located near Aurora. His son, Francis R., entered land near Aurora, where he resided until 1857, when he went to Arkansas, and was killed by the bushwhackers in 1873. His wife died in 1845. Their family are as follows: Robert A. and Jesse M. Those deceased are Elizabeth, John P. and Thomas. J. M. Wilks was but an infant when he was brought to this county by his parents. Here he grew to manhood and received a liberal education for those early times. His boyhood days were spent on a farm, and he continued to follow that occupation until 1881, when he engaged in the drug business in Aurora. He sold out in the spring of 1888, and resumed farming. In 1862 he enlisted in Company G, Jackman's Mounted Infantry, and served about three years. He participated in the battles of Lone Jack, Pleasant Hill, Jenkins' Ferry and several skirmishes. He was married in 1860 to Mary ROSE, of Missouri, by whom he had four children, who are all deceased. His wife died in 1868, and the following year he married Rhoda C. HILTON. Six children were born to their union, three of whom are living: Lucy, Hattie and Robert Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Wilks are members of the Christian Church, and he is a member of the Aurora Mining Company." Citation details: pages 273-274 |