Ball and Autrey Ancestry and Related Names

Source Citations

William D. NOE

¹1880 Census Blue Mound Township, Macon Co. IL... "For William Noe. Born about 1869 IL.
Title: 1880 US Census, Illinois, Macon Co, Blue Mound Township, p. 566A
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²Illinois, Christian Co, Pana, District 15, Census 1900 William Noe and Wife Maggie and Children. "Could this be the correct William Noe? I suspect that it is as William's father was a painter; he 1900 US Census, Illinois, Christian Co, Pana, District 15Noe, William Head M W May 1869 31 M-10yr Illinois New York New Jersey---- Maggie wife F W Feb 1874 26 M-10yr Illinois Ohio Ohio---- Charles son M W Oct 1892 7 S Illinois Illinois Illinois---- William son M W June 1895 4 S Illinois Illinois Illinois---- Ethel daughter F W Nov 1899 6/12 Illinois Illinois Illinois."

³Oklahoma, Cherokee, 3-wd Tahlequah, District 11, 1910 Census for William Noe and Maggie & Children. "1910 US Census, Oklahoma, Cherokee, 3-wd Tahlequah, District 11Noe, William D. Head M W 41 M1-20yr Illinois Illinois Illinois painter--- Maggie wife F W 37 M1-20yr Illinois Ohio Illinois none--- Charley son M W 18 S Illinois Illinois Illinois none--- Willie son M W 15 S Illinois Illinois Illinois--- Ethel daughter F W 10 S Illinois Illinois Illinois---- Athur son M W 8 S Illinois Illinois Illinois---- Fred son M W 5 S Illinois Illinois Illinois---- Irine? daughter F W 3 S Illinois Illinois Illinois---- John D. son M W 2 S Illinois Illinois Illinois."

Thomas Jefferson WILSON

¹IGI, Family History Library. "Thomas Jefferson Wilson; Male; Birth: JUN 1845 , , Indiana; Spouse: Mrs. Barbara Wilson; Marriage: 1867 , , Nebraska."

Mrs. Barbara WILSON

¹IGI, Family History Library. "Thomas Jefferson Wilson; Male; Birth: JUN 1845 , , Indiana; Spouse: Mrs. Barbara Wilson; Marriage: 1867 , , Nebraska."

John William HUNT

¹Collin County, Texas Marriage Records 1881-1891. "Marriage 18 Sep 1889, Collins County, Texas Records 1881-1891 Page 291."

Tula Dovie Ann BOGGS

¹Collin County, Texas Marriage Records 1881-1891. "Marriage 18 Sep 1889, Collins County, Texas Records 1881-1891 Page 291."

Robert Gilbert HUNT

¹SSDI for Robert Gilbert Hunt. "ROBERT HUNT Born 11 Jul 1891, Died May 1976: 84 yrs.in  Bakersfield, Kern, CA 93307 (not specified) California 553-52-2265."

Merle D. SCHAAL

¹Census 1910 for Platford, Sarpy, Nebraska Merle D. Schaal. "Merle D. Schaal (Schael)
Age 22 born abt 1888, Nebraska, Home in 1910 Platford, Sarpy, NE.
Married Wife Mary F. Schael) age 29

Living in house hold.William Garin age 35."

²Obituary for Merle D.Schaal son of William Daniel Schaal, Springfield Monitor, Springfield, Nebraska, January 15, 1914. "Vol II, page 135, Springfield CemeteryLocation Name Birth Death Notes061 02 0 Schaal, Merle D 1888 1914Springfield Monitor, Springfield, Nebraska, January 15, 1914Merle Schaal Fatally Burned in ExplosionMerle Schaal, formerly of this place and a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Schaal, received burns that will probably result in his death by the explosion of the gasoline tank of a corn sheller at a farm in Cass county. The accident occurred Tuesday morning. The young man's parents went to the scene of the accident, about seven miles east of Louisville, immediately after receiving word of their son's injuries. A telephone message to J. P. Schaal late yesterday conveyed the information that he was very low. Young Schaal has been living near Mynard, in Cass county, about two years. He is married and has two children.The following dispatch from Plattsmouth gives some of the details in regard to the accident:Plattsmouth, Neb, January 13--At the farm of George Meisinger, seven miles west of this city while the owners were endeavoring to warm a tank of gasoline so the engine would work for the corn sheller, the tank exploded and four men here badly burned, two seriously.When the explosion occurred a number of men were standing near and burning gasoline was thrown over them by the explosion which set fire to their clothing and before they could tear the clothing away the damage was done.W. A. Fight was least injured and many of the burns which he received were due to helping his comrades tear their clothing off. Nelle Land, while seriously burned, is not considered dangerous, but the burns of Murial Shaw and Everett Cahill are so bad that their lives are considered in danger and the former is not expected to recover. Dr. T. P. Livingston of this city was immediately summoned and did all he could to alleviate the suffering of the injured men.Latest reports up to noon today from the young man were to the effect that he could not live through the day.Note: Cass county newspaper referenced in obit is the Plattsmouth Journal.Springfield Monitor, Springfield, Nebraska, January 22, 1914Funeral of Merle Schaal Held in Springfield, SundayMerle Schaal, one of the victims of a gasoline explosion accident in Cass county last week, died Thursday afternoon at the farm house where he was injured. The body was brought to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Schaal, southwest of town and funeral services were held at the Springfield M. E. church Sunday noon. Burial was made in Springfield cemetery, after a short discourse by Rev. Fagan.Merle Schaal was born March 9, 1888, and was married to Miss Grace Carey November 3, 1909. Practically his entire life was spent in Sarpy county. He was a young man of many good qualities and enjoyed the friendship and respect of numerous acquaintances in this locality. About a year ago he moved to Cass county where he was living at the time of the accident which caused his death. He leaves a wife and one child, besides his parents and other relatives.The circumstances leading to his death are now too well known to require repetition. He suffered for two days after being so badly burned that it was known immediately his recovery was impossible. During his conscious hours he talked calmly with his near relatives while realizing that his demise was inevitable. It has been reported several times that one other injured man had died, but we have not learned whether such is the case. The first report was incorrect.The stricken wife and relatives are called upon to bear an unusually heavy burden of grief through the tragic death of their loved one. Words of consolation cannot avail to brighten their outlook upon life at the present moment, but the sincere sympathy of every friend is with them in their sorrow.."