Mary Florence Dysart

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1920, Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri

Notes:

Census:
1920 Dover, Lafayette Co, Missouri
Residence 206
L.N. (Leon Noel) Cole 47 1873
Florence (Dysert) 44 1876

Residence 207
Harmon J Wahl 46 1874 Missouri Missouri Germany
Ola B Wahl (Dysert) 40

W.W. Cole (1862) wife Laura and family in residence 208; probably Leon Noel's brother.

Mary married Leon Noel Cole in 1902 in Lafayette Co, Missouri. Leon (son of Lewis Biddle (or Louis) Cole and Sarah Eudora Fox) was born on 17 Feb 1871 in Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri; died on 14 Mar 1950 in Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1880, Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri
• Census: 1910, Davis, Lafayette Co, Missouri
• Census: 1920, Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri
• Census: 1930, Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri

Notes:

Census:
1880 Dover Lafayette Co, Missouri
Dysart John B. 61 1819 Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Dysart Rebeca 61 1819 wife Missouri Virginia Virginia
Dysart John 35 1845 son Missouri Kentucky Virginia
Dysart Bettie 19 1861 daughter Missouri Kentucky Virginia

Dysart William 34 1846 Missouri Kentucky Missouri
Dysart Mary 32 1848 wife Missouri Virginia Virginia
Dysart Charles 9 1871 son Missouri Missouri Virginia
Dysart Leslie 8 1872 Son Missouri Missouri Virginia
Dysart Florence 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Missouri Virginia
Dysart Ola 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Virginia


Census:
William H Dysart 68
Mary V Dysart 62
Leslie L Dysart 35
William R Dysart 28
Dean Dysart 25
Robert E Dysart 22


Census:
William H Dysart 75
Mary Dysart 72
Leslie Dysart 46
Dean Dysart 34
Robert Dysart 31


Census:
1930 Dover, Lafayette Co, Missouri
William H Dysart 85 widowed
Leslie Dysart 46 son single
Clarence Ward 32 boarder single Missouri

William married Mary Virginia Allstadt about 1870 in Lafayette Co, Missouri. Mary was born on 17 Sep 1847 in Martinsburgh, Virginia; died on 17 Sep 1923 in Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri; was buried in Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

daughter of John H. Allstadt and Catherine Pultz.

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1850, Lafayette Co, Missouri
• Other-Begin: 28 Dec 1866; letter
• Census: 1880, Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri
• Research Notes: 13 Dec 2014

Notes:

He was the eighth son of nine children. His father died when he was 12 years old. In 1830 he went to Missouri with his mother and sister, residing in Callaway Co for one year before settling in Lafayette Co.

Census:
residence 543
John Lowlady (Lovelady) 59 1791 Tennessee
Mary Lowlady 55 1795 Virginia
Sarah Lowlady 21 1829 Missouri

residence 540
Dysart, John B. 32 1818 Kentucky
540 Dysart Rebecca (Lovelady) 31 1819 Missouri (dau of John)
Dysart Mary 9 1841 Missouri
Dysart William 7 1843 Missouri
Dysart John 0 1850 Missouri


Other-Begin:
referred to in letter by his wife's cousin Joseph R. Young written to James and Nancy Lovelady:
"Uncle John Lovelady's [m Mary Cox] son-in-laws Disert [John B. Dysart m Rebecca Lovelady] and Meier [Elias Miers m Sallie Lovelady] fought under Shelby so did the Alisons. [Allisons, allied family from Lafayette county, MO]"


Census:
1880 Dover Lafayette Co, Missouri
Dysart John B. 61 1819 Kentucky Virginia Virginia
Dysart Rebeca 61 1819 wife Missouri Virginia Virginia
Dysart John 35 1845 son Missouri Kentucky Virginia
Dysart Bettie 19 1861 daughter Missouri Kentucky Virginia

Dysart William 34 1846 Missouri Kentucky Missouri
Dysart Mary 32 1848 wife Missouri Virginia Virginia
Dysart Charles 9 1871 son Missouri Missouri Virginia
Dysart Leslie 8 1872 Son Missouri Missouri Virginia
Dysart Florence 6 1874 Daughter Missouri Missouri Virginia
Dysart Ola 2 1878 Daughter Missouri Missouri Virginia

Research Notes:
Quite likely either grandson, maybe great-grandson. Unable to find the missing generation or two, but his "B" initial could stand for Beatty and this Dysart family did relocate from Virginia to Rockbridge, KY and then some on to Missouri. This is probably his family, somehow.

John married Rebecca Lovelady on 27 Sep 1841 in Lafayette Co, Missouri. Rebecca (daughter of John W. Lovelady and Mary "Polly" Cox) was born in 1819 in Lafayette Co, Missouri; died on 11 Sep 1910 in Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri; was buried in Dover Cem, Dover, Lafayette Co, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1910, Davis, Lafayette Co, Missouri

Notes:

Census:
residence 21
Charley P. Dysart 39 1876 Missouri married 7 yrs
Jerdean 38 1872 Missouri 0 births 0 living

residence 22
John C Cooper 57 [51] married 26 yrs Missouri
Elizabeth (Dysert) Cooper 31 2 births two living Missouri
Rebecca (Lovelady) Dysart 90 mother-in-law wid 4 births 3 living Missouri Tenessee Virginia

Notes:

JAMES DYSART, JAMES, Capt. [William Beattie's brother-in-law]

b.1744, County Donegal, Ireland

d. 26 May 1818, Rockcastle County, Kentucky

m. Nancy (Agnes) Beattie, 1775

James Dysart's parents died while he was an infant and he was raised by his grandfather, who gave him an education. In 1761 he landed in Philadelphia. From there he gradually worked his way to the south-east and settled in the Holston Valley. In 1770 he joined James Knox and others in exploring Tennessee and Kentucky. He married the sister of Capt. David Beattie and settled on the Little Holston River. While serving as a captain under Maj. William Edmondson and Col. Campbell he received a wound (which crippled him for life) in his left hand during the battle at Kings Mountain. In 1781 he was made a major and subsequently a colonel and once represented Washington County in the Virginia Legislature. In his old age, broken up by surety debts, he moved to Rockcastle County, Kentucky, with his wife, three sons, and three daughters. He was placed on the invalid pension list on 18 December 1806 in Rockcastle County, Kentucky.

Sources: Draper, Lyman, Dr., Kings Mountain and its Heroes, p.304, 384, 404;
Heitman, p,209; Logan, II, 67; DAR, XXXIll, 56; (Boyers, Michael, S3022);
(Caswell, Andrew, S1848);
(Clarke, John, R1990);
(Elder, Robert, S12865);
(Fisher, Frederick, S20364);
(Hice, Leonard, S8713);
(Meek, Alexander, S7218);
(Reed, Abraham, S4052);
(Scott, John, S32509);
(Scott, Samuel, R9307);
Annals of Southwest Virginia, p.1388;
Virginia Soldiers of 1776, p.1252;
DAR Magazine, 1914; PI; 1909 Monument; 8DD18.

Major Sources:
Moss, Bobby Gilmer, The Patroits at Kings Mountain, Scotia-Hibernia Press, Blacksburg, SC: 1990-1999, p.14, p.73
Internet: National Park Service, http://www.nps.gov/ovvi/battle.htm

Last updated on December 13, 2006 by BDB.

http://home.comcast.net/~site002/Beattie/History/Documents/Beatties_at_Kings_Mountain.htm

James married Nancy Agnes Beatty in 1775 in Washington Co, Virginia. Nancy (daughter of John Beatty, (immigrant) and Eleanor Gilmore) was born in 1754 in Augusta Co (later Rockbridge Co), Virginia; died in 1833 in Rockcastle Co, Kentucky. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: Between 1817 and 1818, Lafayette Co, Missouri
• Census: 1850, Lafayette Co, Missouri
• Census: 1860, Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri
• Unknown-Begin: 28 Dec 1866; letter

Notes:

Jackson county was formed out of Lafayette in 1826. John W. Lovelady migrated to Lafayette county prior to 1820. Other family members followed from TN later.


John W was born about 1795 and died in Lafayette Co, Missouri on 1 Dec 1869. He went to Missouri in 1817 and with Solomon Cox made the first settlement in Dover Township of Lafayette Co. He was married to Mary Cox, daughter of Enoch Cox of Grayson Co, Virginia in Jan 1818 by the Rev Martin Trapp. It was the first marriage in the county. Their twin daughters were the first born in the county. He is listed on the 1840, 1850, and 1860 Census (Lafayette Co, Missouri). The 1850 Census lists him as John Lowlady.
His widow Mary was living with her daughter Sally Myers in 1870. Mary (Polly) died 16 Apr 1892 in Lafayette Co, Missouri.

Residence:
The History of Lafayette County MO (page 414) tells us that the first settlement was made by John Lovelady and Solomon Cox in 1817 and this was a half mile west of present-day Dover, MO. James Bounds Sr., James Bounds Jr., Obadiah Bounds, William R. Cole are also mentioned here. Christopher Jago, Wm. Carpenter and John Parkerson, all from TN in 1819 and Zachariah Linville, a Stonite preacher, Martin Trapp, a reformed preacher, John Welsh, Jesse Nelson, Enoch Fox, Wm. Fox (they both say Fox, but are likely to be Cox), Dyer Cash and Joseph Cantrell all came in 1818. I searched each of these names in the 1800, 1810, 1830 census records and none are from SC.

The History of Lafayette County (page 415) also tells us that James? older brother John Lovelady was the first marriage in the county, in January, 1818 to Miss Mary Cox, daughter of Enoch Cox of Grayson Co. VA, and their twin daughters were the first children later that year.
(John Reedy)


Census:
residence 543
John Lowlady (Lovelady) 59 1791 Tennessee
Mary Lowlady 55 1795 Virginia
Sarah Lowlady 21 1829 Missouri

residence 540
Dysart, John B. 32 1818 Kentucky
540 Dysart Rebecca (Lovelady) 31 1819 Missouri (dau of John)
Dysart Mary 9 1841 Missouri
Dysart William 7 1843 Missouri
Dysart John 0 1850 Missouri



Census:
John Lovelady 65 farmer 4000 750 TN
Polly Lovelady 65 VA
Sally Myers Lovelady 29 MO
Elias Lovelady 30 farmer Virginia


Unknown-Begin:
referred to by nephew Joseph R. Young in letter written to James and Nancy Lovelady: I saw Uncle John Lovelady at Dover [Lafayette county, MO] while on the raid with Price the fall of 64. He looked stout and scarcely a gray hair in his head. I had been on a scout out near the groves(?) and I saw at least 20 thousand Federals [numbers seem high in the letter] bearing (?) on our left and being in command of the scout [assume NCO or junior officer] I had to report to Price under the spur and did not get to talk to Uncle John. We fought that evening at Lexington, 2 days after at Blue Mills. Next day at Big Blue [ a river ]. I fought at your old place near Blue Bridge.

John married Mary "Polly" Cox in Jan 1818 in Lafayette Co, Missouri. Mary (daughter of Enoch Cox and Mary Mulkey) was born on 17 Dec 1794 in Cole Creek, Carroll Co, Virginia; died on 7 Apr 1892 in Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Research Notes: marriage?
• Census: 1860, Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri
• Census: 1880, Dover, Layfayette Co, Missouri

Notes:

daughter of Enoch Cox

Research Notes:
Rootsweb tree shows Mary Cox, dau of Enoch, married to John Weir on Oct 1817 in Lafayette Co, Missouri. No further info posted.




Census:
John Lovelady 65 farmer 4000 750 TN
Polly Lovelady 65 VA
Sally Myers Lovelady 29 MO
Elias Lovelady 30 farmer Virginia


Census:
1880 Dover, Lafayette Co, Missouri
Elias Miers 51 Virginia Virginia Virginia
Sarah Miers 51 1829 Missouri Tennessee Virginia
Mary Miers 18 1862 Missouri
Bettie Miers 13 1867 Missouri
Emma Miers 9 1872 Missouri
Mary Loulady 87 1793 mother-in-law wid Virginia North Carolina Ireland