The following has been compiled by Anne Rohr,
a descendant of Samuel Hinds Hardy and Carrie Elizabeth Stamps
Anne Rohr
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Descendants of Mary Ann Hinds
Generation No. 1
1. MARY ANN5 HINDS (THOMAS S.4, SAMUEL3 HIND, JAMES2, WILLIAM1)1,2 was born February 02, 1832 in Greensburg, Green County, Kentucky3, and died April 29, 1908 in Green County, Kentucky. She married (1) THOMAS STRADER4 April 15, 1851 in Green County, Kentucky. He was born Abt. 1829 in Green County, Kentucky, and died September 30, 1856 in Green County, Kentucky5. She married (2) ELIJAH/ELZA W. GOFF June 14, 1858 in Green County, Kentucky. He was born Abt. 1823 in Hart County, Kentucky, and died Aft. 1860 in Green County, Kentucky.
Notes for MARY ANN HINDS:
Green Co., KY Circuit Court Records Vol 2, p.6
Land Dispute...4 Feb 1858
"Richard left a son, Thomas Strader, who is now deceased: Thomas left a widow, Mary Ann and the following children:
Emily J. Strader
Richard T. Strader
Martha E. Strader
1860 Green Co., Ky census #479 Silliam Goff 52 farmer 1260 460 KY
Leonard 18 Farm hand KY
Thomas 16 KY
Elijah W. 27 300 KY
Mary A. 27 KY
Matilda E. 1 KY
Emily J. Strader 8 KY
Richard T. 6 KY
These notes are courtesy of Chatty (Janene Nichols).
Address and email are in my files.
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Marriage Notes for MARY HIND and THOMAS STRADER
Marriage: 15 April 1851, Green Co., KY
Marriage Notes for MARY HIND and ELIJAH GOFF
Elijah W. Goff and Mary Ann STrader
Bond: 14 June 1858
Married: 14 June 1858 by L. Sidebottom at T. Hinds
Wit: T. Hinds and M. Hinds
Marriage: 14 June 1858, Green Co., KY
More About MARY ANN HINDS:
Burial: 1908, John W. Carter Cemetery on Little Barren River near Donansburg
More About MARY ANN HINDS:
Burial: 1908, John W. Carter Cemetery on Little Barren River near Donansburg
Notes for THOMAS STRADER:
Following information from Anne Rohr
Green Co. KY Circuit Court Records, Vol.2p.6Feb 4, 1858
Southerland vs. Gooch, Guardian of Patsy and Mary Ann Strader et al
Richard Strader left a son Thomas who is now deceased. Thomas left a widow, Mary Ann and the following children:
Emily J.
Richard T.
Martha E.Thomas Hinds is their guardian
The above information courtesy of Chatty (Janene Nichols).
Address and email in my files.
More About THOMAS STADER:
Cause of Death: Fever
Children of MARY HINDS and THOMAS STRADER are:
i. THOMAS JEFFERSON6 STRADER6, b. Abt. 1854, Kentucky7,8; d. 1925, Kentucky8.
More About THOMAS JEFFERSON STRADER:
Burial: Greasy Creek Church Cemetery, approx. 7 miles South of Greensburg along US 682.
ii. MARTHA SUSAN STRADER, b. Abt. 1856, Green County, Kentucky; d. June 11, 1925, Newton County, Missouri.
iii. MARY STRADER9, b. Abt. 18499.
Generation No. 2
2. MARTHA SUSAN6 STRADER (MARY ANN5 HINDS, *THOMAS S.4, *SAMUEL3 HIND, *JAMES2, *WILLIAM1)10,11,12 was born Abt. 1856 in Green County, Kentucky13, and died June 11, 1925 in Newton County, Missouri14. She married JAMES GREENE HARDY, 2ND.15,16,17 December 11, 187318,19, son of *SAMUEL HARDY and *PRISCILLA OWEN. He was born August 01, 1856 in Hart County, Kentucky20,21,22,23, and died April 12, 1933 in Newton County, Missouri24.
More About MARTHA SUSAN STRADER:
Burial: Elm Springs Cemetery, unmarked grave25
Notes for JAMES GREENE HARDY, 2ND.:
Time Line
Moved from Hart County to Green County "when a small child"
At age of 16, "he was converted and joined the Missionary Baptist church at New Salem, Ky."
Moved to LaClede County, Missouri in 1882.
Moved to Stella, Newton County, Missouri after 1 year (could have been in 1884, however)
Moved to Elm Springs, Missouri, in 1892.
Obituary
James Green Hardy was born in Hart county, Ky., August 1, 1856 and departed this life April 12, 1933, aged 76 years, 6 months and eleven days. When a small child, he moved with his parents to Green county, Kentucky, where he grew to manhood. When 16 years old, he was converted and joined the Missionary Baptist church at New Salem, Ky.
He was married to Martha Susan Strader, December 11, 1873, and to this union eleven children were born, four dying in infancy, and a son, Henry L. Hardy, having passed away November 12, 1904, at the age of 24 years. Mr. Hardy and wife came to Missouri in 1882 and lived in Laclede county one year, coming then to Newton county and settling on a farm near Stella where they lived until 1892. they moved to Elm Springs at that time and lived there until the time of his death.
Deacon Hardy, as he was so often called, was a devout Christian and was always at his post of duty in his church work until illness prevented his going. His wife passed away June 11, 1925, they having lived together over 51 years. They were schoolmates together all through their school life, and her going left him very lonely. He often expressed the desire to go on and be with her and their loved ones. He leaves to mourn their loss three daughters, Mrs. Vona Thompson and Mrs. Valeria Denny of Neosho and Mrs. Della Pool of Ventura, Calif.; three sons, V. H. Hardy and A.M. Hardy of Neosho and W. D. Hardy of Breckenridge, Tex.; one sister, Mrs. Mattie Lewis of Stella;
*Source: Neosho Times, April 20,1933, Newton County, Missouri, Copy obtained through the Newton County Historical Society.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this means of expressing in a slight way, our heartfelt appreciation of the many kindnesses of our friends during the illness, and at the time of the death of our beloved father and brother, J. G. Hardy. We deeply appreciate all of the lovely floral offerings, the comforting words of the minister, and the music of the singers.
His Sister, Mrs. Mattie Lewis, and his sons and daughters.
*Source: Newspaper clipping...paper and date unknown...received from Darla Thompson, great granddaughter of J. G. Hardy.
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NEWSPAPER ARTICLE...76TH BIRTHDAY OF J.G. HARDY
A very enjoyable day was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thompson, Sunday, July 31, in honor of Grandpa Hardy's 76th birthday. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. George Vanslyke and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lannis Lewis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Marion, all of Stella; Mrs. W. A. Denny and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Lilton, Mrs. Dorothy Rhinehart of Neosho route 3; Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hardy and family of Neosho, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stribbling of Joplin, and Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Hardy and family.
*Source: Newspaper clipping...paper and date unknown...received from Darla Thompson, great granddaughter of J. G. Hardy. Article was accompanied by photograph of J. G. Hardy and some of his great grandchildren.
More About JAMES GREENE HARDY, 2ND.:
Burial: Elm Springs Cemetery, unmarked grave25
Residence: 1862, Came to Missouri26
Children of MARTHA STRADER and JAMES HARDY are:
i. HENRY L.7 HARDY27, b. March 08, 1879, Green County, Kentucky; d. November 12, 1904, Newton County, Missouri27.
Notes for HENRY L. HARDY:
Obituary
Died Nov. 14, 1904, of typhoid fever, Henry Hardy, son of James Hardy, aged 25 years 10 months and 6 days. Deceased was only sick a few days and oh what sorrow to see one so full of life and strength snatched away from us but God does all things well, we can only look to him for comfort in these sore trials. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community as was manifested by the large concourse of mourning friends who followed Henry to his last resting place. Funeral was held in the Elm Spring church, conducted by Rev. David Hopkins after which the body was laid to rest in the Elm Spring cemetery. Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. A FRIEND
*Source: The Neosho Times, November 22, 1904
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Obituary
Death of Henry Hardy
the deceased departed this live Nov. 14, 1904. He was born in Green county, Kentucky, March 8, 1879; came to Missouri with his parents 1884. Henry was a grandson of old father Hardy, whom we all remember hearing preach the word of God in times past. He was converted when 18 years of age and united with the Baptist church at Elm Springs. From the time of his conversion till his death he was an active worker, both in the church and the Sunday School. He told his father on Saturday that he dad not have much longer to stay with him and expressed no regrets that the summons was calling him up higher. Henry was the fifth of the family to pass to the world beyond. The departed one leaves a father, mother, three brothers and three sisters to mourn for him, besides a host of relatives and friends.
Rev. Hopkins conducted the funeral services from the church at Elm Springs, and the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery by the church. We can say nothing of consolation to the bereaved, for words are meaningless to the heart stricken ones. Only this can be said, that while we are only left behind for a few short days, let us so live that we may be sure of clasping hands on that bright shore, where there will be no more parting and remain forever on the right hand of God. A FRIEND
*Source: The Neosho Times, November 5, 1904
More About HENRY L. HARDY:
Burial: Elm Spring Cemetery, Newton County, Misssouri
ii. YVONA KATE HARDY, "VONA"27, b. September 07, 1880, Kentucky; d. April 05, 1963, Missouri; m. JACOB BURTON THOMPSON; b. April 02, 1876.
More About YVONA KATE HARDY, "VONA":
Burial: Belfast Cemetery, Neosho Missouri
More About JACOB BURTON THOMPSON:
Burial: Belfast Cemetery, Neosho Missouri
iii. VALERIA ALMA HARDY27, b. August 10, 1883, near Stella, Newton County, Missouri; d. January 25, 1955, Neosho, Newton County, Missouri; m. WILLIAM ARTHUR DENNY, November 29, 1900, Newton County Missouri; b. September 14, 1872, Chanute, Kansas; d. April 1963, Neosho, Newton County, Missouri.
iv. DELLA M. HARDY27, b. December 1891; m. ??? POOL.
v. VERDIE H. HARDY27, b. October 30, 1889; d. October 19, 1973, Neosho, Newton County, Missouri.
vi. AMOS MCCREARY HARDY27, b. January 1876, Green County, Kentucky.
Notes for AMOS MCCREARY HARDY:
AMOS HARDY SERIOUSLY INJURED BY FREIGHT CAR
Amos Hardy, 65 years old, caretaker at the Newton county court house for almost four years, was critically inured when he was struck by a flying freight car a short distance north of the K. C. S. station at 6:30 yeterday evening. He was thrown a distance of about 20 feet and was picked up by the train crew. A Bigham ambulance took him to Sale-Bowman hospital where it was found his right arm had been torn off, his shoulder mangled and he suffered from head injuries and shock. Little hope for his recovery was held at that time, but has has lived through the night and day, and appears stronger this evening. Every hour that he lives adds to his chances for recovery, his physicians have said.
While no one knows exactly how the accident happened, it is generally believed that Mr. Hardy was returning to his home after his day' work at the court house and had taken a short cut through the train yards. The freight train was making a flying switch and in avoiding the train he stepped in front of the car on the switch.
Mr. Hardy has a son, Ernest, who has assisted his father in the work at the court house, and this young man will continue the work during the administration of the present county court, it was announced today.
*Source: Newspaper clipping...unknown origin...sent by Darla Thompson, great granddaughter of J. G. Hardy.
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FUNERAL FRIDAY FOR AMOS HARDY
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p. m. Friday in the Northside Baptist church for Amos Hardy, a deacon and long-time member of that church who passed away at his home, 900 North High.
The Rev. George T. Kelley will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Arnold Long, Northside pastor. Burial will be in the Neosho I.O.O.F. cemetery under the direction of the Clark-Bigham mortuary.
Pallbearers will be Bailey Sutherland, Henry Hiers, Charley Jeffers, Walter Moore, Judge Jess Testerman and J. Harry Stark.
Mr. Hardy, who was 73 years old at the time of his death, was a former courthouse employe, and at one time operated a grocery store here.
*Source: Newspaper clipping...unknown origin...sent by Darla Thompson, great granddaughter of J. G. Hardy.
vii. WILFORD DUNCANSON HARDY27, b. May 1888; m. LULA (--?--).
viii. BABY DAY HARDY28, b. November 06, 189729; d. March 29, 190229.
More About BABY DAY HARDY:
Burial: Elm Spring Cemetery, Newton County, Misssouri29
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