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Here is some data for the family of:
Pearson/Pierson Carmean/Carmine
(b 16 Aug 1832 Concord, Ross, OH; d 24 Jan 1909; bur Scott Valley C., Miami Co, KS), [1]
s/o Foster Carmean (b 1806-1809 Ross Co, OH; d 1879 Yellow Spring, Des Moines, IA from kick of horse) & Elvina Heizer (b 1811-12 VA; d 1884 Mediapolis, Des Moines, IA) [1, 5]
Co K 14th IA Vol Inf [1]
m. Euphema Vannice [5] (b 12 Jan 1842 IA; d 25 Feb 1896; bur Scott Valley C., Miami Co, KS) [1]
1873 Oct 24 Pearson & Euphema Carmean donated land for school in Poplar Ridge, Richland, Miami, KS [2]
1850 Census Yellow Spring, Des Moines, IA, dwelling 352, family 365:
Pierson (sic) Carmine (sic) 17 (b 1833) born: OH, s/o Foster 44 & Elvina 39 Carmine (sic) [Carmean]
1870 Census Richland, Miami, KS, p 8, dwelling 51, family 53
Pearson Carmean 37 (b 1833) Farmer b OH [transc. gives "Leasson"; orig. reads "Pearson"]
Euphema Carmean 27 b IA
Albert F. Carmean 6 b IA
Anna L. Carmean 4 b IA
Alvina Carmean 2 b IA
James G. Carmean 7 mos b KS
1880 Census Richland, Miami, KS, p 9, dwelling 70, family 71
Pearson Carmean 48 (b 1832) Farmer b OH fr: WV mr: WV?
Euphema Carmean 38 b IA
Albert F. Carmean 16 b IA
Anna L. Carmean 14 b IA
Elvine Carmean 12 b IA
James G. Carmean 10 b KS
Lida V. Carmean 7 b KS
Pearson Carmean 5 b KS
Mattie A. Carmean 3 b KS
Subsequent history of 2 of his children:
Albert F. Carmean (b 1864 IA; d. 12 Jul 1933 Carthage, Jasper, MO)[3]
Mine owner, circuit court clerk, hardware store owner, bank chairman, house on Grand Ave [now a haunted B& B] [4]
James G. Carmean (b 1870 KS; d. Dec 1945 Joplin, Jasper, MO)[3]
Sources:
1. Cemeteries of Miami Co, KS, Vol II, p 149, Scott Vallely Cemetery, Row 7, Lot 48.
2. Kansas One Room School House Project: Kansas ORSH list: Miami County; also: History of Miami County, Kansas (1987), p 53.
3. Missouri State Archives: Death Records Certificates, 1910-1956.
4. “Grand Avenue Bed and Breakfast, Carthage, Missouri” at: http://www.grand-avenue.com/history.htm
5. J. [James] W. [Warren] Merrill, Yellow Spring and Huron: A Local History (Mediapolis, IA; 1897), pp 101-102. [gives his name as "Pierson"]
Hope this helps someone.
Cheers,
Charles Walthall
PS Sorry the alignment of ages & birthplaces slides around. I'm not able to correct it.
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