palmer, henry a
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Henry A. Palmer
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- bio_goodspeed_1888,life_events,marriage_index,marriage_reg_1891_1895
- Places seen
- Stoddard; Stoddard County; Stoddard County, Mo.
- First event date
- 1856-08-24
- Last event date
- 1892-12-29
Timeline — 6 events
- 1856-08-24 Stoddard County, Mo.. Born August 24, 1856, on the farm where he now lives in Stoddard County, son of William G. and Sarah Palmer; a farmer Co-mentioned: William G. Palmer; Sarah Palmer. Quote: "Henry A. Palmer, farmer of Stoddard County, and the son of William G. and Sarah Palmer, was born on the f…
- 1875-08 Stoddard County, Mo.. Married in August 1875 to Miss Jane Smith, daughter of William B. Smith and a native of Tennessee Co-mentioned: Jane Smith; William B. Smith. Quote: "Henry A. Palmer was married in August, 1875, to Miss Jane Smith, daughter of William B. Smith, and a native of Tennessee"
- 1882-12-03 Stoddard County, Mo.. Married December 3, 1882, to Miss Sarah Proffer, daughter of William Proffer Co-mentioned: Sarah Proffer; William Proffer. Quote: "December 3, 1882, Mr. Palmer married Miss Sarah Proffer, daughter of William Proffer"
- (undated) Stoddard County, Mo.. By his second marriage Henry A. Palmer became the father of two children: William Lawson and Cecil Clyde Co-mentioned: Sarah Proffer Palmer; William Lawson Palmer; Cecil Clyde Palmer. Quote: "by her marriage became the mother of two children: William Lawson and Cecil Clyde"
- (undated) Stoddard County, Mo.. Member of the Baptist Church and a Republican in politics, as is his brother George W Co-mentioned: George W. Palmer. Quote: "Mr. Palmer is a member of the Baptist Church, and is a Republican in politics, as is also his brother, George W."
- (undated) Stoddard County, Mo.. The family is noted for its liberality in donating to churches and schools Co-mentioned: William G. Palmer; Sarah M. Ellington Palmer. Quote: "This family has become noted for its liberality in donating to churches and schools"
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.