Callaway County, Missouri Cemeteries
Obituaries at bottom below cemetery listings
Nearly all of these cemetery listings are from one descendency branch of the Tate family
| 24 (Son of #8) | HENRY TATE | 1712-1793 | Sarah Netherland |
- except for a very few, which are descendants of Captain James Tate of Augusta Co., Va., killed at Guilford CH.
For related families check the cemetery listings at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocallaw/
Tate Family Cemetery
Located in the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 1, Township 47N, R7W
COLE
Cole, Susan A., wife of W. C. Cole, born March 6 1837-died Jan 5 1879 aged __ y, 9m. 29d. [ daughter of Jesse N. Tate- married William Cole, [one child, mother and child died and are buried together].
There are other graves here marked with native stones.
The cemetery is in fair condition with a number of stones standing [May 2001]. The current owners of the property are beginning to clear the cemetery.This cemetery was recorded in 1982 by AL Ewens and S. T. Lawson
FRANK
Frank, Fred- born Aug 16 1858-died Mar 11 1929
Frank, Fannie- wife of Fred- born May 7 1850 [died Sept 10 1937]
TATE
Tate, Jesse N. [Netherland]- died June 18 1891, aged 83 y 9m 14d [born September 14, 1807 in Bedford Co., VA]
Tate, Mary, [Carter] wife of Jesse, born in VA- died October 30 1869 aged 54 yrs [2nd wife of Jesse N. Tate, married Sept 27 1832, Bedford Co., VA]
Tate, Martha J. daughter of J. N. & M. born Jan 7 1854-died October 6 1854 aged 8m 8d
Tate, Permelia died November 10 1901 aged 58 y 2 m 20d [ daughter of Jesse N. Tate, never married]
Tate, Henry F. born July 4 1841-died Aug 12 1913 [ married Dru Shane Hall- Jan 14 1864- Callaway Co., MO]
Tate, Drewshane, [Hall] wife of Henry F. born Aug 7 1845, died Aug 7 1931
Oak Grove Christian Church Cemetery
Located in the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Section 35, Township 48N, Range 7W- four miles southeast of Williamsburg on Rte. YY. The land for the cemetery was donated by V. M. Benson in 1893
Tate, infant son of J. J. & K. E. Tate- July 23 1897- Aug 3 1897- [ original stone was stolen- replaced 15 April 1986 by Vivian E. Willis]
Tate, J. Taylor- Nov 10 1847- Dec 16 1915 [one stone with]
Tate, Mary M., his wife- Sept 21 1858- Sept 5 1932
Tate, Bessie- Mar 5 1883- Feb 4 1904- daughter of J. T. & M. M. Tatw
Tate, Eva B.- Dec 31 1880- July 9 1900- daughter of J. T. & M. M. Tate
Tate, Paul [ Crockett]- Feb 28 1890- Oct 30 1899- son of J. T. & M. M. Tate
Tate, Pearl [Price]- Dec 21 1887- April 8 1899- daughter of J. T. & M. M. Tate
Tate, J. Wesley- Oct 25 1876- May 15 1933
Tate, Rosabel - Mother & - died age 41 yrs- 1882- Sept 15 1923 [ one stone with]
Tate, Rosabel- Daughter- 1923-1924
Tate, Nancy E.- wife of Wm.. O. Tate- 1835- 1908- [one stone with]
Tate, William O.- 1835- 1919
Pleasant Hill Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Near Heilburn in
Township 46, Range 7, Section 30, sw/se
Tate, Althea-[ Alchea] G.- Sept 1876- June 5 1899- aged 22 yrs 9 mos 1 ds -dau of S.W. & Bettie Tate
Tate, Bertha F- July 19 1887- Jan 11 1901
Tate, Infant- Aug 9 1900- Sept 9 1900- child of S.W. & Bettie Tate
Tate, James N- 1841-1919
Tate, John Calvin-
Tate,Naomi Ruth- 1902-1918
Nine Mile Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Township 48N, Range 7W, Section 21, NE of NW
Tate, John Roger- Dec 5 1871- Oct 9 1934
Tate, Thomas C- Mar 5 1848- May 19 1923 [father]
Tate, Mary F.- June 22 1848-
Tate, Newton W.- Feb 1856- Feb 16 1923
Tate, Sophia- Mar 1 1857- July 29 1911
Bryan Cemetery
| Tate, L. B.** | wife of Andy Tate | 1869 | 1892 |
Obituaries
THE FULTON SUN JUNE 3, 1904 p. 10/2
THE FULTON DAILY SUN JUNE 2, 1904 p. 4/5 "EAST READSVILLE DOTS"
Mr. Warren Tate was buried at Mt. Horeb church Tuesday May 24, aged 89 years and 5 months. He was the father of fourteen children, thirteen of whom survive him. He was twice married. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved wife and children.
MONTGOMERY STANDARD OCTOBER 10, 1941 p. 1/2
KILLED IN MEXICO (MO)
Herman Tate, farmer and stockman, who lived 3 miles south of Williamsburg, was killed at a train crossing in Mexico last Saturday when his truck was struck by a Chicago & Alton train.
The body was brought here and later taken to his home where funeral services
WELLSVILLE OPTIC NEWS FRIDAY SEPT. 21, 1923 P. 1/4
MRS. ROSABEL TATE DIED HERE SATURDAY
INTERNMENT MADE AT OAK GROVE CEMETERY MONDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Rosabel Tate, 41 years old, wife of Pearl Tate of this city, died at her home here Saturday. She was the mother of five children, the youngest being only a few days old, and who with the husband survive her.
After a short service at the home, conducted by Rev. H. A. Doughty, pastor of the Methodist church, the body was taken to Oak Grove, where after a funeral service conducted by Rev. Neusum of Minneola, interment was made in the Oak Grove cemetery.
Those from a distance who attended the funeral were; Miss Nellie Windsor and Mr. And Mrs. O. Windsor, of Watchaldo, Florida; Miss Hester Windsor; and Mrs. Virgil Windsor, of Bellflower, Mo., and Miss Kate Baker and C. A. Kropp of this city
The Optic-News joins with the many friends in extending sympathy and condolence to the bereaved family and relatives.
Sophia Love Tate
Posted by Claudia claj@jps.net
Fulton Weekly Gazette, August 1, 1911. "Mrs. N. W. Tate, Dead. Mrs. Sophia Love Tate, aged 54 years, wife of Newton W. Tate, a well-known citizen of Williamsburg, died at the family home last Saturday morning of a complication of diseases, after an illness lasting two weeks. Funeral services were conducted at the Williamsburg Methodist church Sunday morning by Eld. S. J. Copher of Moberly, and burial was in the new cemetery at Williamsburg.
"Mrs. Tate was born on a farm three and one-half miles south of Williamsburg in 1857 and was married on February 1879, to Mr. Tate. He, with three sons, survives. The sons are Marvin and Lloyd of Jefferson City, and Claud of Williamsburg.
"Four brothers and two sisters are livings also. They are Charles W. and Douglass H. Love, of Williamsburg; George W. Love, of St. Louis; Robert W. Love, of Holiday; Mrs Sarah Fisher, of Texarkana, Tex,; and Mrs. F. A. Regot, of St. Charles.
"Mrs. Tate united with the Christian church when 14 years old and for 40 years was an earnest, consecrated follower of its teachings. She was also a member of the Williamsburg lodge of the Eastern Star. She was a good woman and will be greatly missed in the community in which she lived."
Mrs. J. T, Tate Dead
Surname: Tate, Crockett, Love
Whichever parent clipped this neglected to also clip the publication's name and date, nor did he/she record that information. Nevertheless, here is the text: NOTE: From Claudia above- the date of publication.
Montgomery City Standard, 5 September 1932. Mrs. J. T, Tate Dead Mrs. J. T, Tate Dead
Mary Matilda Crockett was born in southwest Missouri September 21, 1858, and died at her home south of Williamsburg, September 5, 1932.
Her father being killed during the Civil War, she was reared in the home of her grandfather,James Love, in Callaway County. January 22, 1874, she was married to Jesse Taylor Tate. To this union 12 children were born, 8 of whom survive--Thos.N. of Mexico, J. Wesley, Marion and Ruth of Williamsburg,Lawrence E. and Grace of Columbia, and Iona and Lowell of Fulton; also two grandchildren Agnes and Finley Thomas Tate.
She united with Antioch Christian church in early life andwhen Oak Grove church was built moved her membership to that church where she remained an active member as long as herhealth permitted. She was a devoted mother and a warm friend.
Funeral services, conducted by Rev. H. N. McKee were held at Oak Grove cemetery in Callaway county, September 6th at 2 p.m. A large number of relatives neighbors and friends were present.
Tate, Maggie H.
Maggie H. Tate, 88, of
Fulton, died Saturday morning in Fulton. Funeral services will be
held at 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 10,
at the Church of God Holiness, with burial in the Riverview
Cemetery. The Reverend E. G. Garrett will officiate. She was born
December 27,
1885 in Callaway County, the daughter of Andrew and Martha Jane
MARTIN. She married John Tate who preceded her in death in 1956.
Survivors include two sons, Archie Lee, Steedman, and Melvin,
Fulton, four Grand-children and eight great- grandchildren.
Fulton Sun Gazette, Fulton, Callaway County, Missouri, July 1973
TATE, ROSANNA A.
Rosanna A. Tate, 67, of
Fulton died August 15, 1987, at the Columbia Regional Hospital.
Mrs. Tate was born May 5, 1920, in
Steedman, the daughter of Charles Baxter and Grace Bell DILLON
PEERY. She married Melvin Tate on May 8, 1936, in Fulton and he
survives at the home. Other survivors include three sons, Melvin
W. Tate of Fulton, Gary K. Tate of Mexico, and Ronald E. Tate of
Columbia; five grandchildren; one sister, Inez Maddox of Fulton;
and one brother, Earl Peery of Fulton. She was preceded in death
by a brother Edgar Peery, and a sister, Madonna Lawrence. Mrs.
Tate sold Avon products for many years and had retired from the
Safeway Grocery Store in Fulton. She was a member of the Church
of God. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Miland
Bourland at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 18, 1987, at the Debo Golden
Rule Chapel. Burial will follow in Callaway Memorial Gardens.
Visitation
will be Monday from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 6 to 8 p.m. at the
funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Dream
Factory.
The following is from the Montgomery Standard newspaper in Montgomery City, MO:
November 22, 1973 p. 7/4
SERVICES OF ANNIE ORVIA HAYS OF MINEOLA
Annie Orvia Hays, daughter of John and Elizabeth Jane (Tate) Hays was born in Callaway County near Mineola, Mo June 20, 1885.
On August 22, 1906 she was married to John Warren Summers of the Price's Branch community. To this union was born Pauline, now Mrs. Charles Scanland, Auxvasse, and Forrest W. Summers of Roosevelt, Utah.
Mrs. Summers died at the Callaway Memorial Hospital , Fulton, Novembver 9, 1973.
She is survived by by two children, four grandchildren, Mary Helen Scanland Malan, Nellie Charlene Scanland Evert, Jane Evelyn Scanland Peterson and John Warren Summers. Also nine great grandchildren survive.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1960, by her sister Mrs. Roy (Georgia) Blackburn, 1950; and her brother William T. Hays in 1962.
She became a member of Mt. Horeb Baptist Church at an early age. Later her membership was moved to Mineola Baptist Church and then later transferred to the Montgomery City Baptist Church after she established her home in Montgomery City in 1956.
She was educated at Central Weslyan College, Warrenton, where she prepared herself for elementary teaching.
A greater part of her life has been spent in Callaway County near Mineola.