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- Jasper N Skinner is fully recorded thru his life, but no further record of Joseph N. Both had the same b.d., and the 1860 census writes "Joseph" to appear as "Josfur" It is very likely that Joseph N and Jasper N are one and the same.
Jasper is Linda Randle's ancestor, and she has independently come to the same tentative conclusion.
Montgomery County IL. Death Record
Book 2 page 83 #4134 Jasper N. Skinner,
white, male, age 67 years 9 months 25 days,
farmer,
died Oct. 30, 1902 at 6 p.m.,
born Ohio,
lived in state for 53 years, died Irving township, heart disease,
buried Center Grove Cemetery on Nov. 1, 1902,
undertaker Fred Welge of Hillsboro, M.D. was M.L. Moyer of Hillsboro.
Jasper N. Skinner married Julia Ann Busby in Christian County, IL. on 23 Feb. 1852.
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Her info on Jasper is as follows:
b. 05 Nov 1835, Ohio; d. 01 Nov 1902, Hillsboro, Irving Twp, Montgomery Co, IL.
JASPER N.2 SKINNER (MYLO1) was born 05 Nov 1835 in Ohio5,6, and died 01 Nov 1902 in Hillsboro, Irving Twp, Montgomery Co, IL. He married JULIA ANN (AMANDA) BUSBY 23 Feb 1858 in Taylorville, Christian Co, IL7,8,9, daughter of MATHEW JR and SUSANAH RITCHEY. She was born 1840 in Rush Co, IN10,11, and died 14 Aug 1901 in Morrisonville, Christian Co, IL12.
Notes for JASPER N. SKINNER: 1900 - b. OH 1860 - RE1800, P500
Jasper N Skinner served in the Civil War for the Union. He enlisted as a Pvt. on 3/11/1864, listing his residence as Mattoon, IL. He enlisted in Company A, 54th Infantry Regiment Illinois on 3/30/1864 and mustered out on 10/15/1865 in Little Rock, Arkansas. Jasper received an Invalid Pension, No 273427 and No. 350102, for "disease of his eyes" incurred the 1st of October, 1865, while on steam boat going from Little Rock, AR to Fort Smith, AR, in crowded conditions with cold outside and extreme heat inside the engine room during transit while in service in Co A. 54th Regiment of IL Volunteers during Civil War.
He moved his family to Granby, Neosho Twp, Newton County, Missouri in September of 1869, and according to US Census, was still there in 1880, with children ranging in age from 19 (Elroy/Roy) to 2 (Effa). In the fall of 1880 Jasper moved his family back to the Christian County, IL area.
Jasper N Skinner's death posted in the Montgomery County Book 2, page 83. Jasper died Irving twp of heart disease, complication of Inflammatory Rheumatism, enduring for 16 years, 01 Nov 1902. Undertaker was Fred Welge of Hillsboro. M.L.Moyer, M.D. of Hillsboro.
Lived as neighbor to Rolley Busby since 1856, prior to his marriage to Julia Ann and his enlistment into the Army. Madison Busby, Sr also a neighbor since 1856, living within 3/4 mile of Jasper.
9/1869 - moved family to Granby, Newton Co, MO 7/7/1880 - still in Newton Co, MO (aged 45) 9/1880 - moved family back to IL 1/19/1884 - resident of Christian County, IL D G Ray, MD, 1st attended to Jasper during the latter part of the summer of 1871 in Jasper County, MO
Burial: Morrisonville, Christian, IL (Skinner Cemetery)13,14
Census: 26 Jun 1860, Rosemond, Christian, IL
Military service: Company !, 54th Infantry Regiment Illinois Occupation: Rosemond, Christian, IL; Occupation: farmer16
Notes for JULIA ANN (AMANDA) BUSBY: 1850 - Living w/sister Rebecca & Aaron Garrison & her mother. She was attending school.
Free Press Gazette, 16 Aug 1901: "Mrs. F.M. (Francis Marion) Busby and son Elbert Ladd Busby (aka Buzz), of Butler, visited at the home of J.R. (John Robert) Busby, Sunday, and also attended the funeral of Mrs. J.N. Skinner, in Greenwood township, the same day."
More About JULIA ANN (AMANDA) BUSBY:
Burial: Morrisonville, Christian, IL (Skinner Cemetery)17 Census: 28 Sep 1850, District 97, Rush, IN18
Living: Bet. 1841 - 1858, moved to Illinois Other spelling: 19
Marriage Notes for JASPER SKINNER and JULIA BUSBY: Jaspar N. Skinner to Julia A. Busby on 23 Feb 1858 by James P. Walker, JP.
Children of JASPER SKINNER and JULIA BUSBY are:
i. ELZA3 SKINNER, b. 1859, IL20.
More About ELZA SKINNER: Census: 26 Jun 1860, Rosemond, Christian, IL21
ii. ELROY FREEMAN SKINNER, b. 16 Jan 1861, IL; d. 12 Mar 1903.
Notes for ELROY FREEMAN SKINNER: The Free Press Gazette - 3/20/1903 "L A Skinner, of Hillsboro, and Mrs. Effie Costly, of Litchfield, attended the funeral of Elroy Skinner here Friday."
More About ELROY FREEMAN SKINNER: Census: 1900, Christian Co, IL Residence: 1880, Granby, Newton, Missouri, United States22
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posted to illinois-roots.fotopic.net scrapbook site:
From: Linda (rlskinner@swko.net :: 209.137.219.14)
Date Sent: Fri 27 Mar 2009 21:40:03 GMT
Date Read: Mon 05 Oct 2009 16:10:03 BST
Subject: Skinner Family
I loved your presentation of your family. It takes a great deal of time and care. I have been searching for a very long time for my husband's "Skinner" roots in the Morrisonville area, and continue to hit a brick wall. I think from what I have and from what I've seen in your photos and your information, that your kin (Joseph and Irene (Skinner) Snider) might be related to the ones I have been searching for. I think Irene was the daughter of "Morris F Skinner", who was the son of "Mylo Skinner", and the brother of my husband's gggrandfather, Jasper N Skinner (aka J N Skinner).
I have never been able to validate this, however. If you have any information that could link them, I would be forever greatful!!!!!
Thanks for your time. And again, great job! I wish I had the talent you have shown here!
Thanks again! Linda Skinner
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1835 - 1902 (67 years)
