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          Martin Moses Tackett, son of James Irvin Tackett and Lydia Paydora Eads, was born circa 1885 in Maries County, Missouri.² Martin Moses Tackett never married.³
     Martin died in 1940.² He was buried in 1940 in Vienna Public Cemetery in Vienna, Maries County, Missouri.^2,4

          Lucy Josephine Tackett, daughter of James Irvin Tackett and Lydia Paydora Eads, was born in 1890 in Maries County, Missouri.²
     Lucy married William Albert Curtis on 21 March 1909.^1,3 Lucy Josephine Tackett was buried in 1965 in Vienna Public Cemetery in Vienna, Maries County, Missouri.²

          Mary Leona Tackett, daughter of James Irvin Tackett and Lydia Paydora Eads, was born in 1895 in Maries County, Missouri.²
     Mary married Floyd Terry, son of Timothy Joseph Terry and Victoria "Sophia" Fenton, on 21 March 1909 at Missouri.^1,2
     Mary and Floyd Terry lived in 1930 at Jackson Township in Maries County, Missouri. Residing with them were, their children Lester, Evelyn and James.³
     Mary was enumerated as the wife of Floyd Terry under the name of "Mary L. Terry" on the 1930 U.S. Census of Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 38-year-old woman born in Missouri as were her parents, she was married for the first time at the age of 18.³
     Mary died in 1964 in Vienna, Maries County, Missouri.² She was buried in 1964 in Vienna Public Cemetery in Vienna, Maries County, Missouri.²

          Hattie Tackett, daughter of James Irvin Tackett and Lydia Paydora Eads, was born on 23 November 1886 in Maries County, Missouri.²
     Hattie died before 1931.¹

          Nettie J. Tackett, daughter of James Irvin Tackett and Lydia Paydora Eads, was born on 28 August 1888.²
     Nettie died before 1931.¹

          William Albert Curtis was born in 1885 in Missouri.²
     William married Lucy Josephine Tackett, daughter of James Irvin Tackett and Lydia Paydora Eads, on 21 March 1909.^1,3

          Floyd Terry, son of Timothy Joseph Terry and Victoria "Sophia" Fenton, was born in September 1890 in Maries County, Missouri.^2,3
     He was enumerated as the son of Timothy Joseph Terry on the 1900 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Maries County, Missouri. He was listed as a nine-year-old male born in Missouri and had attended school for six months during the year.³
     Floyd married Mary Leona Tackett, daughter of James Irvin Tackett and Lydia Paydora Eads, on 21 March 1909 at Missouri.^1,2
In 1930 Floyd Terry farmed at Jackson Township in Missouri.⁴
     Mary and Floyd Terry lived in 1930 at Jackson Township in Missouri. Residing with them were, their children Lester, Evelyn and James.⁴
     Floyd is a head of household on the 1930 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri, listed as a 40-year-old man born in Missouri as were his parents, he was married for the first time at the age of 19 and was not a veteran. He owned a farm which was listed as item 108 on the farm schedule. Enumerated with him were: his wife, Mary Leona, his sons Lester T. and James Willard, his daughters Evelyn L..⁴ Austin Timothy Terry and Floyd Terry were shown as neighbors on the 1930 U.S. census.^5,4

     
     J. married Kate Kennedy.²
     J. H. was Postmaster in 1908.³

     
     G. A. was (an unknown value) at Belle Methodist Church, Belle, Maries County, Missouri.

     
     Rader Methodist Church Cemetery (Maries County, MO) is located in Rader, Maries County, Missouri.
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Millie Octavia "Tave" Shockley - 2 March 1958, aged 73.^1,2

     
     (?) married Sarah Nadine "Dee" Eads, daughter of Benjamin Franklin Eads and Millie Octavia "Tave" Shockley.¹

     
     Chester married Clara Alba "Albie, Allie" Eads, daughter of Benjamin Franklin Eads and Millie Octavia "Tave" Shockley.¹

     
     Dan married Millie Lee Eads, daughter of Benjamin Franklin Eads and Millie Octavia "Tave" Shockley.¹

          James Milton "Milt" Shockley, son of Thomas Richard Shockley and Sarah Jane McGee, was born in March 1880 in Missouri.^3,4,2
     James married Beulah Seay.²
     James Milton "Milt" Shockley appeared on the 1890 tax roll of Maries County, Missouri. The property covered was described as 2 horses, 2 cows, 4 sheep, 7 hogs and other personal property. The property was valued at $115.00. The tax amount was state of $0.35 and county of $0.58.⁵
James was enumerated on the 1900 U.S. Census of Jackson Township, Maries County, Missouri, where he was listed as a 20-year-old male born in Missouri, he was shown as a servant and was working as a farm laborer. He was a boarder in the household of Andrew Jackson "Smokey" Copeland (no known relationship).⁴
     He was enumerated as the son of Thomas Richard Shockley on the 1900 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Missouri. He was listed as a 20-year-old male born in Missouri and employed as a school teacher.³
     James Milton was a school teacher in 1910 at Missouri.³ He lived in 1958 in Neodesha, Wilson County, Kansas.¹
     James died in 1960.² He was buried in 1960 in Rader Cemetery in Maries County, Missouri.²

          John Marvin Shockley, son of Thomas Richard Shockley and Sarah Jane McGee, was born in March 1887 in Missouri.^2,3
     He was enumerated as the son of Thomas Richard Shockley on the 1900 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Maries County, Missouri. He was listed as a 13-year-old single male born in Missouri and had attended school for one month during the year.³ John Marvin Shockley was the informant listed on the death certificate of Thomas Richard Shockley on 28 September 1921.^2,4 John Marvin Shockley lived in 1958 in Vienna, Maries County, Missouri.¹
     John died in 1968.² He was buried in 1968 in Rader Cemetery in Maries County, Missouri.²

          Thomas Atkinson Shockley, son of Thomas Richard Shockley and Sarah Jane McGee, was born in September 1890 in Missouri.^2,3
     Thomas Atkinson was a teacher and lawyer.²
     He was enumerated as the son of Thomas Richard Shockley on the 1900 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Maries County, Missouri. He was listed as a seven-year-old male born in Missouri and had attended school for eight months during the year.³ Thomas Atkinson Shockley lived in 1958 in Waynesville, Pulaski County, Missouri.¹ He lived after 1958 in California.²

          Reverend Joseph Millard Shockley, son of Thomas Richard Shockley and Sarah Jane McGee, was born on 1 November 1893 in Maries County, Missouri.^2,3
     He was enumerated as the son of Thomas Richard Shockley on the 1900 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Maries County, Missouri. He was listed as a six-year-old male born in Missouri.³ Reverend Joseph Millard Shockley lived in 1958 in Bonne Terre, St. Francois County, Missouri.¹

          Sarah Jane McGee, daughter of John McGee and Sarah Johnson, was born on 2 March 1854 in Vienna, Maries County, Missouri.^4,5,6 Conflicting evidence placed her birth in March 1852 (1900 census).⁵
     Sarah married Thomas Richard Shockley, son of William R. Shockley and Ruth Parker, on 29 March 1874 at Maries County, Missouri.^3,1,5
     Sarah was enumerated as the wife of Thomas Richard Shockley under the name of "Sarah Shockley" on the 1900 U. S. Census for Jackson Township, Maries County, Missouri. She was listed as a 46-year-old female born in Missouri. She had been married for 26 years and had ten children, eight of whom were still living.⁵ Her husband, Thomas Richard Shockley, died on 28 September 1921 at age 69.^3,7
     Sarah died on 22 August 1923 at Jackson Township in Missouri at age 69, Ann Lee Holman was the informant on the death certificate.^4,6 Her cause of death was apoplexy.⁶
     The undertaker who handled her arrangements was John L. Fennessey in Missouri.⁶ Sarah Jane McGee was buried on 23 August 1923 in Rader Cemetery in Rader, Maries County, Missouri.^4,6

          Ruth Jane Fowler was born in 1852.¹
     Ruth married Andrew Jackson Branson, son of George Washington Branson and Joanna Jett, on 16 May 1880 at Osage County, Missouri.^2,3
     Ruth died on 27 August 1948 in Union, Franklin County, Missouri, at the home of her daughter.¹

     
     Rebecca married John Lloyd.¹
     Rebecca married John T. Branson, son of Gilbert B. Branson and Nancy F. "Ann" Clay.²