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     Elias Myers was born on 29 October 1829 at Frederick County, Virginia.² Elias married Sarah Lovelady, daughter of John Weir Lovelady and Mary Cox, on 9 February 1860 at Lafayette County, Missouri.³
     

Elias moved to Lafayette County, Missouri from Virginia in 1857.³

The eighth United States census was taken in 1860. Elias was enumerated as "Elias Myers", in the household of John Weir Lovelady at Dover Township, Lafayette County, Missouri. His given age was 30 and his given place of birth was Virginia. He was a farmer.¹

Elias began military service when he enlisted in the confederate service, company B, Col. Gordon's cavalry, under Gen. Shelby in October 1864 at Missouri. He took part in the battles of Independence, Westport, Carthage and other engagements in which his command participated.³ Elias ended military service on 13 June 1865.³

The ninth United States census was taken in 1870. Elias was enumerated as "Elias Meyers", head of a household at Lafayette County, Missouri. His given age was 40 and his given place of birth was Virginia. The value of his real estate was $6,000 and the value of his personal estate was $1,000. Also enumerated in his household were Sarah Lovelady, Mary Myers, Bettie Myers, Leslie Meyers and Mary Lovelady.⁴

Click on the icon to read a transcription of a county history biographical sketch written about Elias Myers.³

     Mary Myers was born circa 1862 at Missouri.¹ She was the daughter of Elias Myers and Sarah Lovelady.¹
     

The ninth United States census was taken in 1870. Mary was enumerated as "Mary Meyers", in the household of Elias Myers at Lafayette County, Missouri. Her given age was 8 and her given place of birth was Missouri. She attended school.¹

     Elvington B. Mallory was born on 24 January 1861 at Missouri.^4,1,5 He was the son of Elvington Mallory and Tabitha Young.^1,3 Elvington B. married Agnes Catherine Ess, daughter of John Ess and Jeanette Burns, on 3 February 1887 at Missouri.⁶ Elvington died on 15 June 1922 at age 61 years, 4 months and 22 days at Saling Township, Audrain County, Missouri.¹ (Click on the icon to see the image.).¹ He was buried on 16 June 1922 at Macedonia Cemetery in Audrain County, Missouri.^1,4
     

The tenth United States census was taken in 1880. Elvington was enumerated in the household of Elvington Mallory as his son, "Elminton Malory", at Saling Township, Audrain County, Missouri. His given age was 20 and his given place of birth was Missouri. His was single, and his occupation was farming.³

The twelfth United States census was taken in 1900. Elvington was enumerated as "E. Mallory", head of a household at Saling Township, Audrain County, Missouri. His given age was 39, and he was said to have been born in Missouri in January 1861. He had been married for 13 years. He was a farmer and he owned his farm. Enumerated with him was his wife, Agnes Catherine Mallory. Also enumerated in his household were John W. Mallory, Ora H. Mallory, Nettie Mallory, Charles G. Mallory and Bertha T. Mallory.⁷

The thirteenth United States census was taken in 1910. Elvington was enumerated as "Elvington Mallory", head of a household at Saling Township, Audrain County, Missouri. His given age was 48 and his given place of birth was Missouri. He had been married for 23 years, and he was a farmer on a general farm which he owned. Enumerated with him was his wife, Agnes Catherine Mallory. Also enumerated in his household were John W. Mallory, Nettie Mallory, Charles G. Mallory and Bertha T. Mallory.⁸

Elvington was widowed 31 March 1920 at the age of 59, when his wife Agnes died at Saling Township, Audrain County, Missouri.^9,4

The cause of Elvington's death was chronic nephritis.¹

     Elsie May Martin was born on 28 February 1894 at Missouri.^2,3 Elsie May married Loyd Earnest Ess, son of George Adams Ess and Barbara E. Hoffman, on 11 June 1911 at Missouri.^4,2 Elsie died on 20 July 1976 at age 82 years, 4 months and 22 days at Missouri.² She was buried at New Hope Cemetery in Randolph County, Missouri.²
     

The fourteenth United States census was taken in 1920. Elsie was enumerated in the household of Loyd Earnest Ess as his wife, "Elsie Ess", at Union Township, Monroe County, Missouri. Her given age was 25 and her given place of birth was Missouri.⁴

     Thomas Pinckney Nabors was born on 10 August 1894.¹ Thomas Pinckney married Mattie Lou Bell, daughter of William C. Bell and Jeannettia Vaughn.¹ Thomas died on 8 May 1953 at age 58 years, 8 months and 28 days.¹

     Jacob Nave was born circa 1775.¹ Jacob married Elizabeth (?) at Tennessee.¹ Jacob died on 23 April 1833 at Lafayette County, Missouri.²
     

The fifth United States Census was taken in 1830. Jacob was enumerated as "Jacob Nave", head of a household at Arrow Rock Township, Saline County, Missouri. His household consisted of one male of 5 and under 10, one male of 10 and under 15, two males of 15 and under 20, one male of 50 and under 60, one female of 10 and under 15 and one female of 15 and under 20.³

Administration was granted for the estate of Jacob Nave on 23 April 1833 at Lafayette County, Missouri. Jesse Nave and James Fletcher were appointed administrators, and Elisha Green was surety on the administration bond.⁴

     Nancy Nave was born between 1802 and 1805 at Tennessee.^3,4,5 She was the daughter of Jacob Nave and Elizabeth (?).² Nancy married first William White on 5 March 1820 at Cooper County, Missouri.¹ Nancy married second James Fletcher, son of Drury Fletcher and Sarah Benham, on 12 June 1825 at Missouri. Rev. Duke Young married the couple.^6,7,8 Nancy died on 21 November 1869 at Lafayette County, Missouri.⁹
     

Nancy was widowed before October 1822 when her husband William White died at Missouri.¹⁰

The seventh United States census was taken in 1850. Nancy was enumerated as "Nancy Fletcher", in the household of James Fletcher at Lafayette County, Missouri. Her given age was 45 and her given place of birth was Tennessee.¹¹

Nancy Nave was named as an heir in the will of James Fletcher on 11 February 1860 at Lafayette County, Missouri.¹²

Nancy was widowed on 11 February 1860 when her husband James died at Lafayette County, Missouri.^13,9

The eighth United States census was taken in 1860. Nancy was enumerated as "Nancy Fletcher", head of a household at Lexington Townshp, Lafayette County, Missouri. Her given age was 58 and her given place of birth was Tennessee. She was a farmer. The value of her real estate was $22,000 and the value of her personal estate was $14,150. Also enumerated in her household were James B. Fletcher, Emerine Fletcher, Ellen Fletcher and William Calvin White.¹⁴

Nancy made a will Lexington, Lafayette County, Missouri.¹⁵

     Ann Eliza Naylor was born on 14 December 1828 at Garrard County, Kentucky.¹ She was the daughter of Samuel Naylor and Sarah Pollard.² Ann Eliza married John Stephen Burnsides on 18 November 1841 at Garrard County, Kentucky.³ Ann died on 14 March 1921 at age 92 years and 3 months at Haines, Baker County, Oregon.¹

     Belle Naylor was born in May 1861.¹ Belle married Leonard Pollard, son of Thompson Pollard and Mary Ann Huffman, on 1 June 1876 at Garrard County, Kentucky.²

     Clay Naylor was born in 1860 at Garrard County, Kentucky.² He was the son of James Naylor and Elizabeth Clark.¹