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They moved to Carroll County, Ky.
They lived in Carroll County, Kentucky.
He served in the Confederate Army
See entry of 1880 census for brother John or brother William for listing of family.
He joined his father in the stockyards and meat market business in Liberty, but in September of 1872 he purchased a livery stable on Depot St. known as the Thompson House. History of Clay and Platte Counties, Missouri (St. Louis: National Historical Co., 1885), p. 371. The purchase date and location come from Nadine Hodges, ,Genealogical Notes from the Liberty Tribune, Vol. III (bound mimeo), p. 74. (Mid-Continent Lib 7-94) said, "he made a specialty in dealing in horses and mules, in which he had good success. Mr. Wymore is accounted one of the best judges of this class of stock in the county. He takes a special pride in handling horses and mules, and can get up a saddle or harness in better shape and in less time than perhaps any other man in the county."
They acquired a farm of eventually 200 or more acres about two miles from town on the west side of the main road going south. His real property was worth $3,000 in the 1860 census and personal property was worth $2,000. George W. Wymore wrote his will on Jan. 17, 1901, leaving everything to his wife, but naming his ten surviving children. Will is in the Clay County Archives (Clay Co. Hist Soc 7-94).
The 1860 census records her as living in Leavenworth (the city) with all her children except Laura. At some point probably in the early 1860s, Delilah and her remaining children moved to Chillicothe, Missouri (about 70 miles northeast of Liberty). Daughter Ellen married there in 1872 as did Laura in 1877. Not quite 48 years old, Delilah Wymore Skaggs died in Chillicothe on June 6, 1875, and was buried there two days later.
Marriage Notes for William David Skaggs and Delilah Wymore-6089
Nanon Lucile Carr, Marriage Records of Clay County, Missouri, 1822-52, typescript, 1957 (Mid-Continent Genealogical Library, Independence, MO, 7-94) and Julia C. Lake and Darlene Appell, Clay County, Missouri, Marriage Records, Vol 2, typescript, n.d. (Same library). Both spell her name Delila Wymer and list him only as David. George Love, an elder in the church, performed the marriage.
Lived in Helena, Arkansas.
John or Jonathan Caldwell Curd
DEATH: Lexington Transcript, Mar. 23, 1924, p. 12.
DEATH: Lexington Transcript, Feb. 11, 1887, p. 4
John or Jonathan Caldwell Curd
DEATH: Lexington Transcript, Mar. 23, 1924, p. 12.