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Source "An Irish Legacy" by Janet (Dunn) Kochevar, pg 221-222:

Jasper Newton Lewis was born 27-April-1861 to John
and Emiline. He married 23-Dec-1888 to Lucinda E. Holloman.
Lucinda was born 22-Nov-1866 at Hogan, Mo., the daughter
of Thomas Edmund and Matilda (Bollinger) Holloman.

Allen Holloman, the county surveyer and later judge was Edmund's
father. In 1900 Jasper and Lucinda (Lucy) lived between
his parents and Henry McKenzie on Little Carver Creek, and
five of their eight children were born. I did not find their
family in 1910 and think they might have been living in
St. Louis by that time. The children of Jasper and Lucy:

1. Eunice born 29-Aug-1890
2. Mona Isabella born 20-Sep-1892
3. Zadia 'Zadie' born 07-Aug-1894
4. Bryan born 01-Sep-1896
5. Flora Matilda born 02-May-1899
6. Wilfred Holloman born Ca-1902
7. Marvin born 28-Jun-1905
8. Stanley born 13-Oct-1907

Source "An Irish Legacy" by Janet (Dunn) Kochevar, pg 224:

Jasper Newton Lewis, born 1861, died five years after
his wife Lucy in St. Louis. He died on 26-July-1935 of
chronic myocarditis and also suffered from chronic bron-
chitis. He was under a doctor's care for four months before
he died. The information was given by his daughter Eunice
Lewis, who lived in St. Lewis at that time. Burial was on
July 28, 1935 and he was buried beside his wife at Emily's
Chapel Cemetery. Long after his death his other heirs signed
over to Wilfred and Mary Lewis their share of the Jasper
Newton Lewis land. Robert Dunn and Violet, his wife, signed
a warranty deed to Wilfred on 29-Nov-1958, recorded in Book
133-Pg-417-Iron Co. Records for their share of Jasper's
land to wit: SE 4 lying south of Carver Creek, part of SW
of NW 4 lying south of Little Creek; all of NW 4 of NW
4 except 5 acres on south side and 2 acres set aside for
church house, all in Section 28. Also SE 4 of NE 4 of Sec.
29, Twp 32 N of R 3 E, containing in the aggregate 109.49
acres. Consideration $1.00.

Died:
no DC

Buried:
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Jasper married Lucinda E. Holloman on 23 Dec 1888 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA. Lucinda was born on 22 Nov 1866; died on 13 Jan 1930 in St. Louis, (City of St. Louis), Missouri, USA; was buried in Emily's Chapel Cemetery, Iron County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Source "An Irish Legacy" by Janet (Dunn) Kochevar, pg 223:

Wilfred Holloman, born Ca-1902, married Mary Bowling.
No children born to them. They were still living in 1982,
and Wilfred is the only one of the family to still live
in Missouri. When I talked to him in 1981, he still owned
some land on Little Carver that had belonged to his grand-
father and father. Mary had a twin sister Lucy who lived
in St. Louis. When Wilfred and Mary lived on Carver, she
taught for many years at the Carver Creek School, and my
Aunt Elsie cooked for the school and they were fast friends,
My aunt would go to visit the Lewises many times with her
daughter-in-law Mildred, who would go on to visit Kathryn
Vickery who lives in Ellington. Wilfred and Mary have lived
for years now in Annapolis, not too far from his old home.
Mary is very active in one of the local churches there and
was gone to a meeting when I visited there with my brother
Ron and his sons Jason and Jeremy, and our cousin Neale
Dunn, who took us there. We were asking Wilfred's advice
on who to see while tracing the family. It was a very hot
day and he was in back cutting the lawn with a hand mower.
Neale called him Fox, which was his nickname when he was
younger, and I guess he and my dad Jesse were about the
same age and used to pull some pranks at Halloween. They
were talking of turning out houses over, and someone had
dis-mantled a buggy and put it on the unsuspecting owner's
barn roof! I don't think that was Dad or Fox though. While
we were there, I was admiring Mary's collection of blue
and white china; she had many beautiful pieces of Flow Blue
and Canton Ware and other patterns, that Wilfred said she
had bought over 30 years ago when she used to attend yard
sales all over the area, and he said she probably hadn't
paid over 50'D apiece for them that long ago! Mary and her
sister Lucy are related to my friend Hilde Beaty, who grew
up in Madison Co., Mo. and Hilde told me a story how Mary
would go to St. Louis and solicit help for her poor students
who attended Carver School from all of Lucy's friends. Hilde
visited Mary and Fox about 4 or 5 years ago when she was
attending a Counts family reunion in Missouri.

Birth:
per WWII Draft Registration

Buried:
findagrave.com memorial # 132599830

Wilferd/Wilford married Mary Myrene Bowling on 3 Sep 1930. Mary was born in 1903; died in 1996 in Annapolis, Iron County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Arcadia Valley Memorial Park Cemetery, Iron County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Section B

Family/Spouse: Josephine Rosemary Wilson. Josephine was born on 29 Sep 1911 in St. Louis, (City of St. Louis), Missouri, USA; died on 5 Aug 1997 in Hiawatha, Brown County, Kansas, United States; was buried in Memorial Park Cemetery, Boone County, Missouri, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]