Inglish of Moundville, Vernon County, Missouri

Inglish family of Moundville and Bronaugh

Left: Grave Marker for Minerva E., wife of M. V. Inglish who died in 1891. Welborn Cemetery, Moundville.

Left: Grave marker for Mary Elizabeth Powell, second wife of Van English, who died in 1914. Welborn Cemetery, Moundville.

Nancy Thompson wrote that M. V. Inglish married Mrs. M. E. Powell on Mar 14, 1894 in Vernon County, MO (Marriage Book F, p. 435.) In the 1910 Vernon Co, MO Census, Moundville Twp, they have 3 adult Powell children living with them and a 4-yr old Powell child.

You can see her obituary on the Powell page. Nancy Thompson notes that the gravestone reads Mary Elizabeth English, wife of Van English. The spelling for the name seems to vary between English and Inglish.

Gary Inglish tells that Martin Van Buren Inglish b. Feb 26, 1836. Son of Hitchin Inglish and Katherine Routon. Hitchin is Son of John Inglish and Ann Bruton. John is our oldest confirmed relative who came to Missouri with his four sons in 1816 and settled in central Missouri around 1817-1819. The listing also shows Martin Van Buren married: Manurvey Miles March 2, 1856. They lived in Vernon County Missouri.

The death certificate for Mr. Inglish says that his father's name may have been spelled Hutchen. The certificate was signed by his stepson, W. H. Powell who spelled the name English.

Mrs. Elizabeth Frances Inglish died Sunday night, February 20, 1910 at the Nevada Hospital for the Insane. She had been ill for awhile but had been placed in the asylum a week earlier in hopes that she might recover. She was age 71 and the wife of Lewis M. Inglish. She had been born May 2, 1838. The funeral was held at the Methodist Church on Tuesday with Rev. W. B. Bull officiating. Burial was in Worsley Cemetery. She was survived by her husband and two daughters. (note - the Bronaugh newspaper said she died at home, while the Nevada paper said she died at the Insane Asylum. The Nevada paper was published two days later and is probably more correct.) Her death certificate confirms that she had died at State Hospital Number 3 and that she was the daugheter of Hickman Smith and his wife Jane Vivian.

The death notice to the left for L. M. Inglish is from March 1919, Bronaugh Journal. Gary Inglish tells that Lewis Martin Inglish was a son of Amon Inglish, son of John Inglish.

This is the obituary for L. M. Inglish from the Bronaugh Journal.

His death certificate confirms that he was the son of Amon Inglish and wife, Helen Martin. He died at age 86 of arteriosclerosis.

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	Left: Grave Marker for Minerva E., wife of M. V. Inglish who died in 1891. Welborn Cemetery, Moundville.
	Left: Grave marker for Mary Elizabeth Powell, second wife of Van English, who died in 1914. Welborn Cemetery, Moundville. Nancy Thompson wrote that M. V. Inglish married Mrs. M. E. Powell on Mar 14, 1894 in Vernon County, MO (Marriage Book F, p. 435.) In the 1910 Vernon Co, MO Census, Moundville Twp, they have 3 adult Powell children living with them and a 4-yr old Powell child. You can see her obituary on the Powell page. Nancy Thompson notes that the gravestone reads Mary Elizabeth English, wife of Van English. The spelling for the name seems to vary between English and Inglish.
	Gary Inglish tells that Martin Van Buren Inglish b. Feb 26, 1836. Son of Hitchin Inglish and Katherine Routon. Hitchin is Son of John Inglish and Ann Bruton. John is our oldest confirmed relative who came to Missouri with his four sons in 1816 and settled in central Missouri around 1817-1819. The listing also shows Martin Van Buren married: Manurvey Miles March 2, 1856. They lived in Vernon County Missouri. The death certificate for Mr. Inglish says that his father's name may have been spelled Hutchen. The certificate was signed by his stepson, W. H. Powell who spelled the name English.
	Mrs. Elizabeth Frances Inglish died Sunday night, February 20, 1910 at the Nevada Hospital for the Insane. She had been ill for awhile but had been placed in the asylum a week earlier in hopes that she might recover. She was age 71 and the wife of Lewis M. Inglish. She had been born May 2, 1838. The funeral was held at the Methodist Church on Tuesday with Rev. W. B. Bull officiating. Burial was in Worsley Cemetery. She was survived by her husband and two daughters. (note - the Bronaugh newspaper said she died at home, while the Nevada paper said she died at the Insane Asylum. The Nevada paper was published two days later and is probably more correct.) Her death certificate confirms that she had died at State Hospital Number 3 and that she was the daugheter of Hickman Smith and his wife Jane Vivian. The death notice to the left for L. M. Inglish is from March 1919, Bronaugh Journal. Gary Inglish tells that Lewis Martin Inglish was a son of Amon Inglish, son of John Inglish.
	This is the obituary for L. M. Inglish from the Bronaugh Journal. His death certificate confirms that he was the son of Amon Inglish and wife, Helen Martin. He died at age 86 of arteriosclerosis.