Notes:

Herbert is the son of Alma Nikes & Herbert Wilson Bauch.
Herbert Bauch Jr. married Brenda New.

Buried:
Missouri, Plot Section g, Row 10.

Notes:

Herbert is the son os Florence Wilson and Fred W Bauch.

Herbert married Alma FIKES. Alma was born est 1904 in Mississippi. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Frederick is the son of Matilda Stoddard & Chris John Friederick Bauch.

. 1902Jun 11 - Plum Valley, Frederick Bauch & Henry Wilson made a business trip to Cabool Thursday. &
Sophia & Frank Williams of Prescott, were rising their grandparents Mr Mrs J W Wilson, last week. Fred Bauch & wife Sundayed at Plum Valley.

. 1916 - Plum Valley IOOF
Meeting, attending were:
J W Wilson, Henry Wilson, Alfred Wilson, & Fred Bauch.

Obituary
1964 Apr 16. FRED W. BAUCH
Fred W. Bauch, 85, lifetime resident & farmer in the White Rock Community, died April 10 at his home following a brief illness. He was born & lived his entire life on the farm where he died. On Dec. 9, 1900, he was united in marriage to Florence Wilson.
He was a member of the White Rock Church of Christ & a trustee in the Dykes Union Church.
Survivors include his wife, Florence; one daughter, Estella Simonson of Colorado; 3 sons, Herbert of Westpoint, Miss., Homer of Long Beach, Calif., & Wayne of the home; 2 grandchildren & 3 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at 1:30 p.m. Monday, April 13, at the Davis-Barber Chapel with Don Brower officiating. Burial was in the Dykes Cemetery under the direction of the Davis-Barber Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Dale Neal, Herman Clark, Raymond Stilley, Jack Shelton, Millard Willson & Wilbert Hayes.
Ref: Houston Herald Newspaper. - - -

Frederick is the son of Matilda Stoddard & Chris John Friederick Bauch.

. 1902Jun 11 - Plum Valley, Frederick Bauch & Henry Wilson made a business trip to Cabool Thursday. &
Sophia & Frank Williams of Prescott, were rising their grandparents Mr Mrs J W Wilson, last week. Fred Bauch & wife Sundayed at Plum Valley.

. 1916 - Plum Valley IOOF
Meeting, attending were:
J W Wilson, Henry Wilson, Alfred Wilson, & Fred Bauch.

Obituary
1964 Apr 16. FRED W. BAUCH
Fred W. Bauch, 85, lifetime resident & farmer in the White Rock Community, died April 10 at his home following a brief illness. He was born & lived his entire life on the farm where he died. On Dec. 9, 1900, he was united in marriage to Florence Wilson.
He was a member of the White Rock Church of Christ & a trustee in the Dykes Union Church.
Survivors include his wife, Florence; one daughter, Estella Simonson of Colorado; 3 sons, Herbert of Westpoint, Miss., Homer of Long Beach, Calif., & Wayne of the home; 2 grandchildren & 3 great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at 1:30 p.m. Monday, April 13, at the Davis-Barber Chapel with Don Brower officiating. Burial was in the Dykes Cemetery under the direction of the Davis-Barber Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Dale Neal, Herman Clark, Raymond Stilley, Jack Shelton, Millard Willson & Wilbert Hayes.
Ref: Houston Herald Newspaper. - - -

Birth:


Died:


Buried:
Huston, Texas.

Frederick married Florence Mary WILSON, .1 in 1900 in Plum Valley, Upton Twp., Texas Co., Missouri. Florence (daughter of James William BILL WILSON, .1 and Elizabeth PATTERSON) was born on 18 Jul 1881 in Licking, Plum Valley, Upton Twp., Texas Co., Missouri; died on 5 Aug 1965 in Houston, Texas County, Missouri; was buried in Dykes Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1965 Aug 12 Obituary
MARY FLORENCE BAUCH
A life-long resident of the Houston vicinity, Mrs. Mary Florence Bauch, 84, died Thursday, Aug. 5, at the Texas County Memorial Hospital after suffering a heart attack.
Mrs. Bauch was widely known in this area. She & her late husband, Fred, were married in 1900 at Plum Valley & the couple observed their 60th wedding anniversary in 1960. Mr. Bauch died in April, 1964.
Known to friends & neighbors as a woman with a grand sense of humor, Mrs. Bauch was popular in her community & had been a long time member of the White Rock Circle Club. She joined the White Rock Church of Christ in 1915. She is survived by one daughter, Estella Simonson, Canon City, Colo.; 3 sons, Herbert of West Point, Miss.; Homer of Long Beach, Cal., and Wayne of Fayetteville, Ark.; 1 sister, Mrs. Nellie Wilson of Houston, t2 grandchildren & 3 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers were Millard Willson, Herman Clark, Leon Moody, Roy Douglas, Ray Gentry & Clifford Dawson. Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at the Davis-Barber Funeral Home in Houston. Don Brower, pastor of the Christian Church here, officiated. Burial was at Dykes Cemetery.
Ref: Houston Herald Newspaper. - - -



Birth:
Alt DOB 1872.

Died:

Notes:

James is the son of Elizabeth Broomfield, of Kentucky & David Brownsfield Wilson of Iowa.

. James Wm. Wilson's sister is Nancy J Wilson, born Alabama c 1859, res. Upton Texas Co., Mo. 1880.

. Houston, MO., Texas Lodge 372, I.O.O.F., chartered 19 May 1877. Past Grands: James W Wilson. 65 members.
Ref: Goodspeed, 1889.

. 1891 Apr 16 - The following fourth class postmasters have been appointed: Missouri, J. W. Wilson at Plum Valley.
Ref: Kansas City Times, 1891 Apr 17.

. 1899 Aug 10 - Houston, MO. Merchant J W Wilson of Plum Valley, was in ton Monday.
. 1899 Oct 5 - Dykes, MO. T J Walker, our resident carpenter, has been working for merchant Wilson, of Plum Valley.
. 1899 Nov 30, J W Wilson was in from Plum Valley Monday.
. 1900 Jan 18 Houston - J W Wilson, Plum Valley, dropped in to see the Herald last week while in town.
. 1900 Feb 1 - Advertisement: J W Wilson, Notary Public & Justice of Peace, Plum Valley, Mo. All business interested will be promptly attend to.
. 1900 Jun 14, Houston - J W Wilson & John Kinser of Plum Valley, were among the Odds Fellows in town Sunday.
. 1902 Feb 27 - Esq. J W Wilson, Dr W T Sillyman, John Kinser & Ransom Kinser of Plum Valley, were in the county capital Tuesday.
Ref: Houston Herald Newspaper.

. Bucyrus
A village in Piney Township, northwest of Houston. A post-office in 1899. The village was first called Odd (1895-1897) by Ransom D. Lynch, but name was changed to Bucyrus, for the town in Ohio which had been . - - -

Birth:
Alt DOB: Jan 1840. 7 miles from Licking, on the Big Piney River.

Died:
Aged 88y 6m 9d. = 7 Jan 1847, D. of Senility & Chronic pareucy nephritis.

Buried:
Houston, MO.

James married Elizabeth PATTERSON on 3 Jan 1869 in Texas Twp., Missouri. Elizabeth (daughter of Richard PATTERSON and Mary Ann CATCHPOLE) was born on 16 May 1846 in Belwood, Garafraxa West Twp., Wellington Co., Ontario; died on 18 Feb 1930 in Bucyrus, Piney Twp., Texas Co., Missouri; was buried on 19 Feb 1930 in Emery Chapel Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

. Plum Valley, Missouri
A discontinued post-office, (1867-1910) & trading-hamlet in Piney Township; now completely abandoned. Named by William Wilson, who found wild plums growing in the wilderness. He later planted more trees.

. 1880 Pinery Twp., Texas Co., Missouri
Bill Wilson, b 1840, Missouri
Elisabeth Wilson, b 1842 Canada
William Wilson, b. 1871 Missouri
John D. Wilson, born 1872, Missouri
F E Wilson, female, b 1872, Missouri
Joseph Wilson, b 1877, Missouri
Alfred Wilson, b 1879, Missouri.

. 1899 May 11 - Mrs J W Wilson visited her daughter Mrs Williams of Big Pinery, Saturday & Sunday.
Ref: Houston Herald Newspaper.

. 1920 Census, Texas Co., Missouri, Born 1847 Canada, age 73, married
Spouse: James W. Wilson
Daughter, Clara M. Wilson.

. Missouri Certificate of Death #7452
Elizabeth Wilson
Died. 19 Feb 1930, at Bucusus, Piney Co., Texas Co., MO.
Aged 83y 9m 2d., born Toronto, Canada,
Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Patterson, both of England.
Died of Bronchopneumonia & old Age.
Burial at Emery Cemetery, 19 Feb. 1830. - - -

Birth:
Alt Spelling: Elizsabeth. (Guelph is largest nearby city.)

Died:
Aged 83y 9m 2d = 17 May 1846, COD: Bronchopneumonia & old age.

Buried:
Houston, MO. Red Granite Monument, Mother Elizabeth Wilson.