Old Bean Station Tavern - Original DAR marker set 1929
Old Bean Station Tavern about 1935
Garfield Book pg 9B
James W Thomas, son of Jacob Thomas and Mary Callahan Thomas
James W Thomas was born 1832 in Jefferson County, Tennessee. He was murdered in the Centralia (Missouri) Massacre about 11AM on September 27, 1864 when guerrillas under command of Col William (Bloody Bill) Anderson stopped the train from Mexico, MO toward St Joseph, MO, pulled 21 unarmed Union troops of the 1st Missouri Engineers from the train, stripped, robbed, then shot 20 of them, including James, alongside the railroad tracks. James held the rank of Artificier (Specialist) in the 1st Missouri Engineers. He was on furlough, returning to Rushville, MO to visit his wife Dicy and three daughters, Lucinda Jane, Mary Ellen and Susan Alice. He married Dicey Hurst on December 18, 1856 in Buchanan County, Missouri. She was born 1835 and died 1908 in Rushville, Buchanan County, Missouri.
Date: 02/13/2007
Owner: Thomas L Thomas II
Size: 7 items
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Lucinda Jane Thomas
Date: 03/27/2012
Owner: Thomas L Thomas II
Views: 2040
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Susan Alice Thomas
Date: 03/27/2012
Owner: Thomas L Thomas II
Views: 1838
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Mary Ellen Thomas
Date: 03/27/2012
Owner: Thomas L Thomas II
Views: 1251
Jefferson L Mary Ellen & family
Jefferson McNamee Family in Kansas. Mary Ellen, daughter of James W Thomas and mother of these children is second from the right on the front row.
Date: 06/17/2008
Owner: Thomas L Thomas II
Views: 1232
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Viola McNamee, granddaughter of James Thomas and Dicy Hurst
Date: 05/17/2008
Owner: Thomas L Thomas II
Views: 1845
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Agnes McNee, granddaughter of James Thomas and Dicy Hurst. Daughter of Mary Ellen Thomas
Date: 03/27/2012
Owner: Thomas L Thomas II
Views: 1216
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James W Thomas, son of Jacob Thomas and Mary Callahan
Date: 05/25/2008
Owner: Thomas L Thomas II
Views: 1855
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Jacob Thomas-Mary Callahan Family of Jefferson County
