 1871 - 1939 (67 years)
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| Name |
Lucinda Angeline "Cinda" Shiverdecker |
| Birth |
8 May 1871 |
MO; of Buchanan, MO; of Zalma & of Wayne Twp. & of Sturdivant, Bollinger Co., MO  |
| Gender |
Female |
| Death |
3 Feb 1939 |
Union Hill Cem., Zalma, Bollinger Co., MO |
| Person ID |
I3894 |
forneyclark |
| Last Modified |
10 Jun 2026 |
| Family 1 |
William E. Campbell, b. ABT. 1868, from Coldwater, Wayne Co., MO |
| Marriage |
25 Dec 1896 |
Bollinger Co., MO |
| Children |
| | 1. Hattie Mae Campbell, b. 25 Feb 1898, from Buchanan, MO d. 12 Jun 1989, Burial: Pine Cem., Ripley Co., MO (Age 91 years) |
| | 2. Flora Campbell |
| | 3. Oscar Campbell |
| | 4. Walter Campbell |
| | 5. Homer Campbell, Rev., b. 2 Apr 1904 d. 26 Nov 1992, Cape Girardeau, Cape Girardeau Co., MO;bur:BollingerCo.MemPark,BollingerCo.,MO (Age 88 years) |
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| Family ID |
F3409 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
10 Jun 2026 |
| Family 2 |
T. B. Tate, b. of Hahn & of Wayne Twp., Bollinger Co., MO |
| Marriage |
18 Mar 1919 |
Bollinger Co., MO |
| Family ID |
F3420 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
10 Jun 2026 |
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| Documents |
 | Shiverdecker/ Shiverdaker Family Record of Names, Births & Marriage
Shiverdecker/ Shiverdaker Family Record, which was written after 1875 and probably before 1880, includes names, birth dates, and a marriage date. This document came from the Glen W. Kinder Collection. Transcription, which was done by Glen W. Kinder & Tessie Turntine Bylund, May 2005, is followed by the original document.
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 | Shiverdecker, Lucinda Angeline (1871-1935)
Death Certificate of Lucinda Angeline Shiverdecker Campbell Howell came from the Missouri State Archives, Missouri Digital Heritage at http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/
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Source:
Family Record written after 1875 & probably before 1880. See document section of this website.
Glen W. Kinder:
Name & birth date
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Tessie Turntine Bylund:
1870 Fillmore Twp., Bollinger Co., MO
#18 home? Columbus SHIVERDECKER; 39; w; m; farmer; VA
Julia; 58 [should be 38?]; w; f; VA
Mary; 9; w; f; MO [est. b. 1861]
Christina; 8; w; f; MO [est. b. 1862]
James; 4; w; m; MO [est. b. 1866]
Sarah; 2; w; f; MO [est. b. 1868]
Edgar Wallace; 15; w; m; MO--boarder, works on farm
1880 Fillmore Twp., Bollinger Co., MO Census: J.A. must be Julia A.
Fam__, J. A. SHIVERDAKER, w; f; 48; farmer; VA; KY;--
Mary F.; w; f; 19; daughter; keeps house; MO; VA; VA [est. b. 1861]
Christiana; w; f; 17; daughter; MO; VA; VA [est. b. 1863]
James W.; w; m; 13; son; works on farm; MO; VA; VA [est. b. 1867]
Sarah C.; w; f; 11; daughter; MO; VA; VA [est. b. 1869]
Lucinda A.; w; f; 9; daughter; MO; VA; VA [est. b. 1871]
D. C. A.; w; m; 6; son; MO; VA; VA [est. b. 1874]
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Source:
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/
Missouri Digital Heritage:
Missouri State Archives:
Death Certificate of Sarah Catherine Thom:
Names, dates, & places
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Anonymous Researcher #1:
Alvin Green Bostick & Hattie Campbell were married on March 6, 1911 in Bollinger County, Missouri. Mrs. Lucinda (Shiverdecker Campbell) signed for Hattie because Hattie was too young to marry legally. Both Alvin and Hattie were from Buchanan, MO.
Three of the starred items below are marriages of Lucinda Shiverdecker--(spelled Lucinda Schinerdecker in one database). For clarification, her progressive name changes are in parenthesis. Lucinda also used the name "Cinda" in censuses.
*1896----Lucinda Shiverdecker was married to W. (?middle initial?) Campbell on December 25, 1896 in Bollinger County, MO. One researcher identified Lucinda's first husband's initials as W. E. while an Ancestry.com marriage database recorded his initials as W. R. It was impossible for me to tell what the second initial was and so far, I haven't found the man in a census. Mr. Campbell was from Coldwater, Wayne Co., MO. Lucinda (over 18) was from Buchanan, MO. The Missouri archives lists a W. E. Campbell, divorced, who died in Stoddard County in the late 1930s. Is it possible that Lucinda and W. Campbell divorced and then, Lucinda later married again? In records, people sometimes claimed to be widowed when they were actually divorced.
*1919----Mrs. Lucinda (Shiverdecker, Campbell) married a T. B.Tate on March 18, 1919 in Bollinger County. Lucinda was from Zalma and T. B. was from Hahn.
*1920----In the 1920 census, Lucinda Tate lived in a residence with Homer and Oscar Campbell near Alvin & Hattie Bostick while Thomas B. Tate lived in a different residence. Home and Oscar were two of three sons Lucinda had with her first husband, W. Campbell. In the census, Lucinda described herself as married; Thomas B. Tate described himself as a widower. They lived in Wayne Township, Bollinger County in 1920.
*1927----Mrs. Lucenda (Shiverdecker, Campbell, Tate) married George Howell on April 30, 1927 at Bloomfield, Stoddard County, MO. Lucenda and George both were from Sturdivant in Bollinger County.
*1939----Death certificate information: On Lucinda's death certificate (February, 1939), her name was entered as Lucinda Howell.
Evidently, the children Lucinda had with W. Campbell were Hattie, Walter, Flora, Homer, and Oscar. I have found marriage records that I believe are for Hattie, Walter, Homer, and Oscar--but no marriage record that seems to be for Flora.
Anonymous Researcher #1 also provided the following two site references, the first concerning the marriage of Alvin Bostick and Hattie Campbell and the second providing an additional reference for the names of William E. Campbell and Lucinda Angelina Shiverdecker Campbell's children.
http://boards.tiscali.ancestry.co.uk/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.bollinger/1894/mb.ashx
Alvin Bostick Weds Hattie Campbell
Posted by: Marysday 11 Nov 2003 11:51PM
Classification: Marriage
Surnames: Bostick, Campbell, Kinder, Burk, turner, Dunn, Sitze, Vavak, Bell, Kerr
The Marble Hill Press, Marble Hill, MO March 9, 1911
Married March 5, at the home of the bride's mother, Alvin Bostick and Miss Hattie, the 13 year-old daughter of Mrs. Cinda Campbell. There were quite a large number of guests present, among them Mr. and Mrs. Burk, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Kinder and family, Joe Dunn and daughter, Miss Retta, Mr. and Mrs. Sitze, Ed Vavak, Mrs. J. W. Bostick, the mother of the groom, and family, Robert Kerr of Greenbrier and Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bell. Mrs. Bell is a sister of the groom. The bride and groom are an excellent young couple and their many friends wish them a long and prosperous journey through life. ~ Buchanan News Item.
(Note from Maryday: Bride's age is listed as it appeared in the paper. I have no further knowlege as to whether it is correct or not.)
http://boards.ancestry.com/surnames.campbell/8988.1.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx
Re: Unknown Picture
Posted by: Glen Kinder 4 Sept 2006 2:41PM
Classification: Query
Surnames: Kinder
Do any of these names mean anything to you? Hattie Mae, Flora, Oscar, Walter, or Homer. These are children of Wiliam E. Campbell b. Abt 1868 and Lucinda Angelina Shiverdecker b. Abt 1871. They lived in South East Mo.
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[From Donna Forney Clark: I have capitalized words that were italicized or printed in bold in the following manuscript from Anonymous Researcher #1.]
Source:
Anonymous Researcher #1:
SHIVERDECKER INFORMATION BEGINNING IN 1860
1860: On July 23, 1860 Christopher C. SHIVERDON, 28, lived in LAWRENCE Twp., Bollinger County, MO. With him were his wife, Julia A., 26, and John Lochet, 19. All three were born in Virginia. John Lockett most likely was Julia's brother.
1870: On August 11, 1870 Columbus Shiverdecker and Julia lived in Fillmore Twp., Bollinger Co., and MO. Their children, all born in Missouri, were MARY, 9; Christina, 8; James, 4; and Sarah, 2.
1880: On June 1, 1880 J. A. SHIVERDAKER., 48, lived in Fillmore Twp., Bollinger Co., MO. In this census, Julia informed that her father had been born in Kentucky. Julia was evidently a widow by 1880. Living with her were MARY F., 19; CHRISTIANA, 17; James W., 13; Sarah C., 11; Lucinda, 9; and D. C. A., 6.
1890: After 1880, JULY A. Shiverdecker was found in only one record--the 1890 VETERAN'S SCHEDULE for Fillmore Twp., Bollinger Co., MO where her post office was named as Buchanan. She was identified as the widow of Christopher Shiverdecker. He had incurred the "disability" of consumption while serving in the Civil War.
RESEARCH ON MARY FRANCIS SHIVERDECKER
Research on Christopher C. and Julia Ann Shiverdecker's oldest daughter, Mary F. Shiverdecker follows. Of the two marriage records found for Mary F. Shiverdecker in Missouri marriage databases on Ancestry.com, the record referred to in the following text is the correct entry from Bollinger County, Missouri records.
MARRIAGE OF MARY FRANCIS SHIVERDECKER TO JOHN W. PORTER
1882: On October 5, 1882 at the bride's residence in Bollinger County, Missouri, John W. Porter and Mary F. Shiverdecker were married by Wm. P. Stovall. In one Missouri marriages database on Ancestry.com, the Shiverdecker name was not transcribed accurately. A careful examination of the handwriting in the blurry 1882 record revealed the name was Shiverdecker, (not STINEBAKER as a transcription of that record showed).
Birth of Mary and John Porter's First Child
1883: According to records at Missouri State Archives, a female child was born to Mary SHIVERDECK POTTER and John POTTER, a Bollinger County farmer, on August 6, 1883. In the 1880 Missouri censuses, one Missouri husband and wife were named John and Mary Potter; they didn't live in Bollinger County. It is possible a John POTTER and a Mary (with the uncommon maiden name of Shiverdeck) may have moved to Bollinger County during those three years (1880-1883), but it seems much more likely that this record was for Mary Shiverdecker Porter and her husband, John W.
Although no name was recorded for the child born in 1883, she probably was John W. and Mary F. Porter's first. In the 1900 census, one Porter girl, J. A., was born in August of 1882. This birth year entry may have been an error. Since the birth year entered for Allen Porter in the 1900 census was a year early--1894 rather than 1895, it is possible that the birth year entered for J. A. Porter in that census may also have been a year early--1882 rather than 1883.
J. W. PORTERS LIVE IN ILLINOIS
Little is known about Mary's husband except that he was born in Illinois. John and Mary moved to Illinois at some time during the first few years of their marriage, probably after 1883 and prior to 1885. From 1885 to 1895, Mary and John W. Porter had at least three children who were born in Illinois and survived, a conclusion supported by censuses and other records. The three children were John Wesley Porter, born on Jan 1, 1885; Mary Francis Porter, born in June, 1891; and Allen Columbus Porter, born on October 6, 1895.
Knowing that Porters lived in Illinois for years makes it more likely that an October, 1897 marriage in Saline County, Illinois records may have been for this Mrs. Mary Porter and her second husband, J. W. Douglas. It is possible that J. W. Douglas, born in Illinois, was the J. W. Douglas who lived in Gallatin Co., Illinois for many decades. Gallatin County is directly east of Saline County and shares a boundary with it
MARRIAGE OF MARY FRANCIS SHIVERDECKER PORTER TO J. W. DOUGLAS
1897: In the ILLINOIS MARRIAGE INDEX, two records were found in Saline County, Illinois for a J. W. Douglas who married a Mrs. Mary Porter or Mrs. Mary SHOVERDEOR Porter on October 30, 1897. Both records were for the same date, same county, and no doubt, are for the very same couple. It appears likely that Mary Francis Shiverdecker Porter married J. W. Douglas in Saline County, Illinois.
THE CENSUS IN 1900-PORTERS AND DOUGLASES
1900: In the 1900 census, J. W. Douglas, born in March of 1850 and Mary, born in October of 1857, lived in Lorance Twp., Bollinger Co., MO with their blended family. They had been married two years. In this census, Mary was the mother of six children of whom four were living. The census was taken in June, and Mary and J. W. Douglas had been married two years in June; they would have been married three years by October of 1900. This fits the Douglas couple, J. W. and Mrs. Mary Porter, who married in Illinois in October of 1897.
Living with Douglases in 1900 were two of Mary Porter's children--J. A., August 1882 [DATE ORIGINALLY IN BOLD TYPE]; Allen, Oct, 1894 [DATE ORIGINALLY IN BOLD TYPE]-- and three of J. W. Douglas's children--Georgia?, Nov ?, 1880; May P., June, 1882; and Alice, July 1886. All five young people were identified as daughters or step-daughters. It is difficult to gauge this census's accuracy, though--Allen Porter was identified as a female born in 1894, even though he was a male born in 1895.
Two of Mary F. Shiverdecker Porter Douglas's children
1900: In 1900, a John W. Lockett family lived in Cowan Township, Wayne County, not too many miles away from where the J. W. Douglas family lived. John W. Lockett, 59, was born October, 1840 in Virginia and his wife, Martha J., 55, was born December, 1844 in Illinois.
Two of Mary Porter's children lived with the Lockett couple in 1900: Mary F. Porter, born in June, 1891 and John W. Porter, born in January, 1886. The Porter children were identified as niece and nephew of John and Martha Lockett. John W. Lockett most likely was the brother of Julia A. Lockett Shiverdecker-in the 1860 census, a John Lochit from Virginia lived with Christopher and Julia Shiverdecker. That would make Locketts the GREAT uncle and GREAT aunt of Mary F. Porter and John W. Porter rather than uncle and aunt (as recorded in this census). This makes sense when ages of Martha and John are considered.
MARRIAGE OF MARY F. DOUGLAS'S DAUGHTER, MARY FRANCIS
1908: Missouri Marriages for Stoddard County record that Francis Porter of Bollinger County and F. F. Nash of Brownwood, Stoddard County were married on November 18, 1908 by a Justice of the Peace at Brownwood, Missouri. Fred Nash, born in October of 1857, was decades older than Francis. She was not yet eighteen and inherited a ready-made family-Fred Nash's three children from his first marriage: John, born in January of 1895; George, born in October of 1897, and Norah, born in March of 1900. On October 20, 1909, Fred and Francis's first child was born--Ana [sic] Laura Nash.
1910: On April 27, 1910 Mary Francis Shiverdecker Porter Douglas's two sons, John Wesley and Allen Porter, lived with their step-father and mother, James W. DUGLES and Mary F. in Pike Township, Stoddard County. In this census record, Mary Douglas was the mother of five children, of whom four were living. Listed right before the Douglas family on the census page were Fred and Francis Nash and family. This Francis Nash is the same Mary F. Porter who lived with the Lockett family when the 1900 census was recorded. Francis, born in 1891 in Illinois, was the daughter of Mary F. Shiverdecker Porter Douglas. In records, Mary Francis Porter Nash sometimes used the name Mary and at other times used the name Francis. In records, John Wesley Porter sometimes used the name Wesley and at other times used the name John.
1915: On August 23, 1915, John W. Porter and Hattie Richey, both of Gipsy, Bollinger Co., Missouri were married by the Reverend G. M. Mouser at the bride's home according to Bollinger County marriage records.
Draft Registration of Mary F. Porter Douglas's Sons
1917: Allen Columbus Porter, 21, of Advance, Missouri, filled out a draft card in the Swinton Precinct of Stoddard County on June 5, 1917. Allen was born on October 6, 1895; he was a farmer. He was of medium height and build. His eyes and hair were brown. Allen named his mother as his dependant, so J. W. Douglas may have passed away by this time and Mary F. Douglas probably lived with Allen Porter.
1918: On September 12, 1918, John Wesley Porter of Advance, Stoddard County, filled out his draft card in Bloomfield, Missouri. Born on January 1, 1885, John Wesley was a farmer. His nearest relative was his wife, Hattie May. John W. was 5'8", of slender build; he had blue eyes and light hair.
MARY F. DOUGLAS' FAMILY IN LATER YEARS
1920: On January 20, 1920 Wesley J. Porter, his wife Hattie, and their children lived on a farm in Wayne Township, Bollinger County, Missouri. Wesley's brother, Allen C., and his widowed mother, Mary F. Douglas, lived with John Wesley Porter's family in 1920.
In the 1920 census, Francis and Frederick Nash and their children also lived in Wayne Township in Bollinger County.
1926: Ana [sic] Laura Nash, daughter of F. F. Nash and Francis passed away on December 29, 1926; she was only a couple months over seventeen years old. The cause of death listed on her death certificate was PURPURAL ECCLAMPSIA. The birthplace listed for her mother was Illinois; the maiden name of her mother was Francis Porter.
1927: On December 4, 1927, Allen Porter and Jesse Gilliand, both of Gipsy, Bollinger Co., Missouri were married by the Reverend J. A. Abernathy of Zalma, Missouri, according to Bollinger County records.
1929: Frederick Nash passed away in Brownwood, Pike Township, Stoddard County on March 2, 1929. The cause of death was nephritis.
1930: On April 21 and 22 the families of Allen C. Porter and John W. Porter were listed next to each other on the census for Wayne Twp., Bollinger Co. Mary F. Douglas was not found in the 1930 census; she may have passed away between 1920 and 1930; no death certificate record was found for Mary F. Shiverdecker Porter Douglas.
On April 11, 1930, the thirty-nine year old widow, Francis Nash lived in Bernie City in Liberty Township, Stoddard County. Francis had five children for whom to provide: Ivy, 13; Myrtle, 11; Irene, 8; Freeman, 5; and Max 2. All of the Nash children had been born in Missouri.
1930: A little more than a year after Fred Nash's death, his widow, Mary F. Nash, became the wife of E. F. Perry. Both were from Bernie, Stoddard County, Missouri. A minister, G. A. Crocker, married the couple in Bernie on April 12, 1930.
1935: Mary Francis Porter Nash Perry's husband, Emanuel (or E. F.) Perry, of Fornfelt, Scott County, Missouri died on February 8, 1935. Fornfelt was located in the northern part of Scott County. The informant for Emanuel's death certificate was his wife, Mary Francis Perry. According to Emanuel's death certificate, two years was the length of the Perry's residence in Fornfelt when his death occurred.
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