Family History, Lupton Chart 0600 Thomas Lupton and Matilda Dackombe

1841 UK Census - Drummond Street, Somers Town, St Pancras, Middlesex. 1860 U S Census Place: Cleveland Ward 6, Cuyahoga, Ohio; Roll: M653_952; Page: 0; Image: 60. (down as SUPTON on the Ancestry.com index) 1870 US Census - Cleveland Ward 6, Cuyahoga, Ohio 1880 US Census - INDEX SHOWS THEM AS LEPTON ON THIS CENSUS - Warwick, Cecil, Maryland. I am certain that this is the right family on the 1880 Census, but the occupations have changed drastically, they also show Lance as a daughter and Florence as a son. 1900 US Census - Piney, Texas, Missouri Father - George LUPTON born 1800, died 1877 and Mother - Mary Ann POUND born 1793 died 1881. I am told that the father of George LUPTON was a John LUPTON. He married Joanna DOIDGE in Tavistock, England, in 1798, profession of shipwright. Again I am told he might have died in battle in 1808. IGI Baptism date. The birth date is also there and shows as 16th April 1826 we have the 15th. I have left as we had it. 1860 U S Census Place: Cleveland Ward 6, Cuyahoga, Ohio; Roll: M653_952; Page: 0; Image: 60. (down as SUPTON on the Ancestry.com index) 1870 US Census - Cleveland Ward 6, Cuyahoga, Ohio 1880 US Census - INDEX SHOWS THEM AS LEPTON ON THIS CENSUS - Warwick, Cecil, Maryland. I am certain that this is the right family on the 1880 Census, but the occupations have changed drastically, they also show Lance as a daughter and Florence as a son. 1900 US Census - Piney, Texas, Missouri 1910 US Census - LUPTEN ON THIS CENSUS - 1-Wd Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri The marriage settlement of Matilda Dackombe and Thomas Lupton is printed out in full on the Section titled Marriage Settlement on this Web Site. Missouri death cert states that Matilda was born in London England to Daniel Dackombe, died at the age of 89yrs 9mos 29ds of chronic nephritis contributory of fractured neck of the femur. She was the widow of Thomas Lupton. Informant was T.D. Lupton of Aurora, MO. 1860 U S Census Place: Cleveland Ward 6, Cuyahoga, Ohio; Roll: M653_952; Page: 0; Image: 60. (down as SUPTON on the Ancestry.com index) 1870 US Census - Cleveland Ward 6, Cuyahoga, Ohio 1880 US Census - INDEX SHOWS THEM AS LEPTON ON THIS CENSUS - Warwick, Cecil, Maryland. I am certain that this is the right family on the 1880 Census, but the occupations have changed drastically, they also show Lance as a daughter and Florence as a son. 1910; Census Place: Police Jury Ward 6, Calcasieu, Louisiana; Roll: T624_511; Page: 31B; Enumeration District: 42; Image: 518. 1920; Census Place: Police Jury Ward 5, Beauregard, Louisiana; Roll: T625_605; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 31; Image: 1091. 1860 U S Census Place: Cleveland Ward 6, Cuyahoga, Ohio; Roll: M653_952; Page: 0; Image: 60. (down as SUPTON on the Ancestry.com index) 1870 US Census - Cleveland Ward 6, Cuyahoga, Ohio 1880 US Census - INDEX SHOWS THEM AS LEPTON ON THIS CENSUS - Warwick, Cecil, Maryland. I am certain that this is the right family on the 1880 Census, but the occupations have changed drastically, they also show Lance as a daughter and Florence as a son. 1900 US Census Place: Ozark, Barry, Missouri; Roll: T623 838; Page: 14A; Enumeration District: 4. 1910 US Census Place: Ozark, Barry, Missouri; Roll: T624_767; Page: 9B; Enumeration District: 6; Image: 696. 1920 US Census Place: Ozark, Barry, Missouri; Roll: T625_904; Page: 9B; Enumeration District: 9; Image: 133. 1870 US Census - Cleveland Ward 6, Cuyahoga, Ohio as Florence Matilda 1880 US Census - INDEX SHOWS THEM AS LEPTON ON THIS CENSUS - Warwick, Cecil, Maryland. I am certain that this is the right family on the 1880 Census, but the occupations have changed drastically, they also show Lance as a daughter and Florence as a son. 1910 US Census - LUPTEN ON THIS CENSUS - 1-Wd Aurora, Lawrence, Missouri 1920 Aurora Ward 1, Lawrence, Missouri, USA. 1940 Langley, Island, Washington, USA with her was her brother Harry P LUPTON Bonnie Mann writes about Tercentenary: She lived on the farm with her parents and Harry. After her father died she moved with her mother to Aurora, Missouri to be close to Thomas and his family. 1870 US Census - Cleveland Ward 6, Cuyahoga, Ohio 1880 US Census - INDEX SHOWS THEM AS LEPTON ON THIS CENSUS - Warwick, Cecil, Maryland. I am certain that this is the right family on the 1880 Census, but the occupations have changed drastically, they also show Lance as a daughter and Florence as a son. 1900 US Census - Piney, Texas, Missouri 1870 US Census - Cleveland Ward 6, Cuyahoga, Ohio 1880 US Census - INDEX SHOWS THEM AS LEPTON ON THIS CENSUS - Warwick, Cecil, Maryland. I am certain that this is the right family on the 1880 Census, but the occupations have changed drastically, they also show Lance as a daughter and Florence as a son. 1900 US Census - Piney, Texas, Missouri 1940 Langley, Island, Washington, USA with him was his sister Tercentary LUPTON Harry Philip Trelevon November 1907 Harry was employed by the local telephone company to string wires in the County. When he and his partner came to property owned by William Dixon, Mr. Dixon shot at them with a shotgun. He wounded Harry quite seriously in the right arm. After it healed he had limited use of that arm. Now Harry had quite a temper and said he would get revenge on Mr. Dixon. He practiced with a pistol using his left hand until he was proficient. One afternoon (11th November 1908) at a schoolhouse about two miles from Harry’s farm he went to a school board meeting. Mr. Dixon was there. Harry shot at Dixon trying to wound him as Dixon had wounded Harry. Dixon was shot in the arm. Dixon insisted on being taken home and would not have a Doctor attend him. He died. The physician who examined Dixon after death said the wounds he received were not considered fatal wounds, being of a superficial nature. The physician said “the patient having no immediate help died from the effects of hemorrhage”. At the trial Harry was convicted of second degree manslaughter and in May 1909 was sentenced to 15 years in prison at Jefferson City, Missouri. He was released on parole January 17, 1917 to his brother Thomas. This affair had a devastating effect on Thomas, Harry’s father. They sold the farm and moved to Houston, Missouri. Thomas died on March 30, 1909. Tercentenary and her mother Matilda then went to live in Aurora, Missouri, where Thomas had settled. Matilda died there August 7, 1915. After Harry got out of prison he and Tercentenary bought property at Whidby Island Washington. After Thomas fulfilled his time as a State Representative for Missouri, he and his family also moved to the the State of Washington. During their later years, Tercentenary and Margaret shared a home and subsequently moved to Oregon where they died. My mother kept in contact with both of them for many years until their deaths. This is where most of the information I have about the Lupton and Dackombe families come from. - Bonnie Mann June 2003

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