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About Hiram Estes
Updated from MyHeritage Match via son William Washington Estes by SmartCopy: Sep 9 2014, 5:09:19 UTC
Updated from MyHeritage Match by SmartCopy: Sep 9 2014, 5:09:40 UTC
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "Ancestral File," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:1:997K-T12 : accessed 2018-01-06), entry for Hiram Estes.
!AFN- 16 Nov 1999 the THREE ESTES BROTHERS THOMAS,HIRAM AND ELISHS WERE EARLY SETTLERS AND HOMESTEADER OF NEWTON COUNTY MISSOURI BEFORE THE CIVIL War. TWO OF THESE BROTHERS MARRIED SISTERS PERMINA AND RHODA FARMER. THESE THREE BROTHERS WERE CLOSELY BOUND BY THEIR FAMILIES TIES KNOWN TO HAVE LOVE AND DEVOTION FOR EACH OTHER THAT NEVER WAS BROKEN THE ESTES BROTHERS HAD LARGE PROPERTIES IN NEWTON COUNTY. HIRAM DIED NOT LONG AFTER THE EMIGRATION TO NEBRASKA AND HENRY G FITHAIN REMEMBER HIM BEING BURIED ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THEIR CLAIM A HEDGE OF PLUM AROUND LOT MARKING THE SPOT THE ESTES BROTHERS HAD LARGE LAND PROPERTIES IN NEWTON COUNTY MISSOURI BEING A BORE STATE DURING THE CIVIL WAR, WAS OVERRUN WITH HOODLUMS AND THEIVES AND ROBBERS WHO MADE RAIDS AT INTERVALS TAKING OR DESTORING PRIVATE PROPERTY NOT HESITATING TO MURDER. HIRAM ESTES HAD 900 ACRES LAND UNDER RAIL FENCING, HE HAD LARGE FAMILY AND FOR THEIR PROCTION HE TOOK THEM TO NEBRASKA HE DID NOT LIVE TO RETURN TO HIS HOME HE DIED OF PUENOMINA CASUED BY EXPOUSER TO EXTREME COLD HE HAD PURCHASE 320 ACRES FOR HOME IN NEBRASKA NOT KNOWING HOW LONG THE CRUEL WAR WOULD BE LAST. LESS THAN FOUR MONTHS PREVIOUS TO HIRAM DEATH HIS 17 YEAR OLD SON THOMAS DOYLE ESTES WAS A VICTIM OF THAT MOST CRUEL OF WARS "LITTLE TOM AS THE YOUNG LAD WAS CALLED WAR WAS WITH FEDERAL TROOPS AND ON SENTINENL OR LOOK OUT DUTY INDEFENCE OF HIS OWN TOWN NEWTONIA NEWTON CO MISSOURI. HE WAS UNTRAINED BOY IN MILITARY RULE DUTY AND BECAME SO LONELY HE THOUGHT HE COULD SLIP TO ANOTHER FRIEND FOR A FEW WORDS AND WAS SHOT WHEN HIS IDENTIFY WAS LEARNED THERE WAS GREAT GRIEF BRAVE MEN WEPT AS OVER THEIR OWN SON HE WAS A FAVORITE SOME HAS KNOWN HIM SINCE INFANCY A BRAVE AND CHARMING LOVING LAD.
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Hiram Estes's Timeline
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March 16, 1819
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Union, Franklin County, Missouri, United States
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| 1838 |
March 6, 1838
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Benton, Saline County, Arkansas, United States
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March 10, 1839
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Benton, Saline County, Arkansas, United States
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July 9, 1840
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Benton, Saline County, Arkansas, United States
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February 17, 1842
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March 6, 1844
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Benton, Saline County, AR, United States
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November 21, 1845
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October 6, 1847
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NEWTON, MO., United States
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December 18, 1848
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Newton County, Missouri, United States
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