Our American Family - Person Sheet
Our American Family - Person Sheet
NameArchibald Henry “A.H.” BOGGS 
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530Birth Date25 Aug 1812
Birth PlaceKanawha County, West Virginia
Death Date7 Apr 1875 Age: 62
Death PlaceHarrisonville, Cass County, Missouri
Burial PlaceHarrisonville, Cass County, Missouri, Orient Cemetery
OccupationUnion Soldier Missouri Co A 1st Cavalry;
FatherJames Clendenin BOGGS (1778-1846)
MotherMary Ann LEMASTERS (1782-1851)
Spouses
Birth Date1814
Birth PlaceStrange Creek, Braxton County, West Virginia
Death Date1863 Age: 49
Death PlaceHarrisonville, Cass County, Missouri
Burial PlaceHarrisonville, Cass County, Missouri, Orient Cemetery
FatherJacob SHOCK Sr. (1789-1876)
MotherMary E. GREEN (1792-1854)
Family ID7027
Marr Date13 Oct 1831
Marr PlaceBraxton County, West Virginia
ChildrenMary (1834-1853)
James Clendenin “JC” (1836-1922)
Jacob Shock (1838-1865)
Rebecca (1840-1907)
Sarah Elizabeth (1844-1913)
Agnes Lemostrus “Aggie” (1849-1929)
Notes for Archibald Henry “A.H.” BOGGS
Archibald 'Archie' or 'A. H.' was a son of James Clendenin Boggs and Mary "Polly" LeMasters. He married Sarah Shock on October 13, 1831 in Braxton County, (West) Virginia. She was a daughter of Jacob Shock and Mary Green. She was born in 1814 in (West) Virginia.
Archie, Sarah and children removed to Grand River, Cass County, Missouri between 1850-1860. According to a book "The History of Cass and Bates Counties, Missouri" he was a Coroner, Mayor of Harrisonville, Councilmen, Public Administrator. He was also named with his son James C in the "Cass County Agricultural and Mechanical Association" as part of an association which was incorporated 14 August 1864.
History of Braxton County and Central West Virginia
On Find A Grave.
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I will now give my recollection of Jacob Shock, who married Mary, a daughter of Benjamin Green, who lived about the mouth of Laurel creek on Elk river above Sutton. Jacob Shock came to Steer Creek and settled at the mouth of what is known as Shock's Mill run, where Rosedale now is, about the year of 1825, whose children were Robert who married Margaret Stump a daughter of Michael Stump Jr., Elizabeth, Sarah who married Archie Boggs, a son of James Boggs of Elk river, a son of the old original Charley Boggs, referred to in the onset of this narration. Alexander, whore wife was Eliza Stamp, a daughter of Absolom Stump Sr. Mary married Miller Jake Stump, a son of Absolom Stump Sr. Rachael who was Melville Stump's second wife, he being a son of Jacob Stump Sr. Eli whose wife was Suzannar, Jacob Stump Sr's second (daughter. Mariah married Alexander Meadows. Jacob who married Jemima Boggs, a sister to my first wife. Talitha who married Warren Bourn and Perry who married Druzilla Stout, a daughter of Samuel Stout of Harrison County.
From page 25 of D.S. Dewees’ “Recollections of a Life Time” 1974 reprint of 1904 original0 showing family of Jacob & Mary (Green) Shock. Posted on Ancestry by sgtrauf.
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Archie, Sarah and children removed to Grand River, Cass County, Missouri between 1850-1860. According to a book "The History of Cass and Bates Counties, Missouri" he was a Coroner, Mayor of Harrisonville, Councilmen, Public Administrator. He was also named with his son James C in the "Cass County Agricultural and Mechanical Association" as part of an association which was incorporated 14 August 1864.
History of Braxton County and Central West Virginia
On Find A Grave.
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I will now give my recollection of Jacob Shock, who married Mary, a daughter of Benjamin Green, who lived about the mouth of Laurel creek on Elk river above Sutton. Jacob Shock came to Steer Creek and settled at the mouth of what is known as Shock's Mill run, where Rosedale now is, about the year of 1825, whose children were Robert who married Margaret Stump a daughter of Michael Stump Jr., Elizabeth, Sarah who married Archie Boggs, a son of James Boggs of Elk river, a son of the old original Charley Boggs, referred to in the onset of this narration. Alexander, whore wife was Eliza Stamp, a daughter of Absolom Stump Sr. Mary married Miller Jake Stump, a son of Absolom Stump Sr. Rachael who was Melville Stump's second wife, he being a son of Jacob Stump Sr. Eli whose wife was Suzannar, Jacob Stump Sr's second (daughter. Mariah married Alexander Meadows. Jacob who married Jemima Boggs, a sister to my first wife. Talitha who married Warren Bourn and Perry who married Druzilla Stout, a daughter of Samuel Stout of Harrison County.
From page 25 of D.S. Dewees’ “Recollections of a Life Time” 1974 reprint of 1904 original0 showing family of Jacob & Mary (Green) Shock. Posted on Ancestry by sgtrauf.
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Notes for Sarah (Spouse 1)
Sarah was a daughter of Jacob Shock and Mary Green. She married Archibald H. Boggs on October 13, 1831 in Lewis County, (W) Virginia. He was a son of James Clendenin Boggs and Mary "Polly" LeMasters.
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Sarah, Archie and children removed to Grand River, Cass, Missouri between 1850 - 1860 as they were found on a 1860 United States Federal Census
Name Age
A H Boggs 48
Sarah Boggs 46
Sarah Boggs 16
Rachal Boggs 14
Agness Boggs 12
J C Boggs 24
Amanda V Boggs 20
John P Boggs 2
Jacob S Boggs 22
Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Grand River, Cass, Missouri; Roll: M653_612; Page: 859; Image: 374; Family History Library Film: 803612
Their son John Clendenin (JC) Boggs and wife Amanda V and their son John P Boggs (age 2) were also living in the home.
Sarah was not found on the 1870 Census as Archie had already re-married to an Elizabeth and they had a son William aged 2.
Bio by: Carolyn Boggs Burt
On Find A Grave.
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I will now give my recollection of Jacob Shock, who married Mary, a daughter of Benjamin Green, who lived about the mouth of Laurel creek on Elk river above Sutton. Jacob Shock came to Steer Creek and settled at the mouth of what is known as Shock's Mill run, where Rosedale now is, about the year of 1825, whose children were Robert who married Margaret Stump a daughter of Michael Stump Jr., Elizabeth, Sarah who married Archie Boggs, a son of James Boggs of Elk river, a son of the old original Charley Boggs, referred to in the onset of this narration. Alexander, whore wife was Eliza Stamp, a daughter of Absolom Stump Sr. Mary married Miller Jake Stump, a son of Absolom Stump Sr. Rachael who was Melville Stump's second wife, he being a son of Jacob Stump Sr. Eli whose wife was Suzannar, Jacob Stump Sr's second (daughter. Mariah married Alexander Meadows. Jacob who married Jemima Boggs, a sister to my first wife. Talitha who married Warren Bourn and Perry who married Druzilla Stout, a daughter of Samuel Stout of Harrison County.
From page 25 of D.S. Dewees’ “Recollections of a Life Time” 1974 reprint of 1904 original0 showing family of Jacob & Mary (Green) Shock. Posted on Ancestry by sgtrauf.
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Sarah, Archie and children removed to Grand River, Cass, Missouri between 1850 - 1860 as they were found on a 1860 United States Federal Census
Name Age
A H Boggs 48
Sarah Boggs 46
Sarah Boggs 16
Rachal Boggs 14
Agness Boggs 12
J C Boggs 24
Amanda V Boggs 20
John P Boggs 2
Jacob S Boggs 22
Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Grand River, Cass, Missouri; Roll: M653_612; Page: 859; Image: 374; Family History Library Film: 803612
Their son John Clendenin (JC) Boggs and wife Amanda V and their son John P Boggs (age 2) were also living in the home.
Sarah was not found on the 1870 Census as Archie had already re-married to an Elizabeth and they had a son William aged 2.
Bio by: Carolyn Boggs Burt
On Find A Grave.
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I will now give my recollection of Jacob Shock, who married Mary, a daughter of Benjamin Green, who lived about the mouth of Laurel creek on Elk river above Sutton. Jacob Shock came to Steer Creek and settled at the mouth of what is known as Shock's Mill run, where Rosedale now is, about the year of 1825, whose children were Robert who married Margaret Stump a daughter of Michael Stump Jr., Elizabeth, Sarah who married Archie Boggs, a son of James Boggs of Elk river, a son of the old original Charley Boggs, referred to in the onset of this narration. Alexander, whore wife was Eliza Stamp, a daughter of Absolom Stump Sr. Mary married Miller Jake Stump, a son of Absolom Stump Sr. Rachael who was Melville Stump's second wife, he being a son of Jacob Stump Sr. Eli whose wife was Suzannar, Jacob Stump Sr's second (daughter. Mariah married Alexander Meadows. Jacob who married Jemima Boggs, a sister to my first wife. Talitha who married Warren Bourn and Perry who married Druzilla Stout, a daughter of Samuel Stout of Harrison County.
From page 25 of D.S. Dewees’ “Recollections of a Life Time” 1974 reprint of 1904 original0 showing family of Jacob & Mary (Green) Shock. Posted on Ancestry by sgtrauf.
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