DR. WILLIAM WALLACE WASHBURN
Roll of Physicians and Surgeons, St. Clair Co., MO:
Washburn, W.W. – Monegaw Twp., 29 August 1874
St. Clair Co., MO Marriages:
Washburn, Dr. W.W. - Harriett Shoemaker, married 13 December 1858.
H.J. Speed, MG
International Genealogical Index, Individual Record:
W. W. Washburn and Harriet A. Shoemaker, married 13 December 1858, St. Clair County, Mo. Batch M515161
From History of St. Clair County, page 912-913:
The article with details of the Killing of John D. Baucom mentions three Doctors from Johnson City area:
Dr. J.W. Wheeler, Dr. W.W. Washburn, Dr. H. Lear
1850 Athens Co., OH Census – Troy Township:
18 September
901/918 R. Washburn, age 56, male, farmer, $2000 real estate, born MA
Anna, age 32, female, born OH
Laurentus, age 24, female, farmer, born OH
Malvina, age 23, female, born OH
Wallace, age 22, male, farmer, born OH, attended school
Alvira, age 21, female, born OH, attended school
Jackson, age 20, male, farmer, born OH, attended school
Elizabeth, age 17, female, born OH, attended school
Melanchton, age 15, male, farmer, born OH, attended school
Electra, age 13, female, born OH, attended school
Alice, age 2, female, born OH
Rosetta, age 3 months, female, born OH
1860 St. Clair Co., MO Census - Monegan Township:
Page 147, Line 28, Monegaw P.O.
1048/1001 Wallace W. Washburn, age 32, male, Physician, $1000 real estate, $1300 personal estate, born OH
Amanda, age 29, female, Physician, $1200 real estate, $1200 personal estate, born MO
Douglass, age 2/12, male, born MO
1860 Athens Co., OH Census – Troy Township:
Page 123, Line 19, Cookville P.O., 13 July
863/840 Roswell Washburn, age 65, male, farmer, $2000 real estate, $550 personal estate, born MA
Anna, age 42, female, born OH
Ferris, age 25, female, school teacher, born OH
Alice, age 12, female, born OH, attended school
Rosella, age 10, female, born OH, attended school
Flora, age 8, female, born OH, attended school
Ada W.B., age 6, female, born OH, attended school
Annice B., age 3, female, born OH
1870 Athens Co., OH Census – Troy Township, Cookville Village Incorporate:
Page 38, Line 32, Cookville P.O., 19 July
301/293 Washburn, Roswell, age 75, white male, farmer, $1800 real estate, $400 personal estate, born MA, over age 21
Annie, age 52, white female, keeping house, born OH
Otie A., age 20, white female, teaching, born OH
Florella M., age 18, white female, at home, born OH
Ida R., age 16, white female, at school, born OH, attended school
Elbridge B., age 13, white male, at school, born OH, attended school
1880 Jasper Co., MO Census – Carthage:
Dist. 4, ED 65, Page 20, Line 12, 11 June
Living on North Second Street
174/185 Washburn, William W., white male, age 53, married, Physician, born OH, parents born MA
Rebecca E., white female, age 43, wife, married, Keeping House, born IL, parents born TN
St. Clair Co., MO Circuit Court Records:
In Vacation February 22nd 1858
William W. Washburn, Plaintiff vs Reuben Hudson, Defendant
Civil Action by Attachment
Now at this day comes the said Plaintiff and files herein his acknowledgment of having received payment in full of his demands against said defendant and authorizing the clerk of this circuit court of St. Clair County Missouri to dismiss said suit and enter satisfaction of the same on his docket. It is therefore Considered and ordered by the undersigned Clerk of said Circuit court in vacation that said suit and attachment be. And the same are dismissed at the costs of Said Plaintiff. James W. Beck clerk
March Term 1858
James Stratton, Plaintiff vs William W. Washburn, Defendent
Appeal from Justice of the peace
Now at this day comes the said parties by their attorneys and the Said Defendant here in court makes application for a continuance of this cause And for good and Sufficient cause to the court here Shown It is ordered by the Court that this cause be continued until the next term of this Court at Said defendants Costs It is therefore considered by the court that the said Plaintiff have and recover against the said defendant his costs and charges in this behalf at and about this term of this court and that execution issue therefor.
September Term 1858
James Hutton, Plaintiff appellor vs W.W. Washburn deendent & appellant
Appeal from Justices court
Now at this day comes the parties by their attorney and thereupon the said plaintiff by his attorney says he will not further prosecute this cause and dismisses this cause It is therefore considered by the court that this case be dismissed and discontinued And that said Plaintiff have and recover against the said defendant (appellant) his costs and charges in this behalf in this court laid out and expended and that execution Issue therefor.
Voice of the People, 25 February 1880:
St. Clair Co., MO Circuit Court Docket
State of MO Et Al – Wm. M. Lewellen vs M.E. Washburn, W.W. Washburn & Patterson Taylor, Delinquent Taxes
