Powel Anthony

 Powell Anthony (c1799 – aft1840)  He is mentioned as a son of Jacob Anthony, his name given as “Paul Anthony”, in the Shoffner book as "b cir. 1799, lived in Nordaway (sic) County, Missouri.”[22]  I found no census record for a Paul Anthony anywhere in Missouri for 1830/40/50.  However, he is listed as “Powell Anthony” in the 1830 and 1840 censuses of Orange County, with his age given as 30-40 in 1830 and 40-50 in 1840.  That makes him too old to have been the male 16-18 in his father’s 1820 household, though I could not find Powell Anthony in a separate household in 1820.  As Paul Anthony, he was bondsman for a marriage in Orange County in 1831.[23]  As “Powel Anthony”, he was executor of the will of Letty Neece dated 12 December 1832.[24]  I did not find him after 1840.  As an intriguing coincidence, I note that a Powell Kimbrough, a neighbor of Jacob Anthony and brother-in-law of Frederick Moser, died in 1795.[25]  Could this son have been named for him?