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Jason B. ST. CLAIR
Ms. __?__
Frances WILLS
Catherine WYATT
Malinda __?__
Natiler? __?__
Husband:  Jason B. ST. CLAIR / SAINT CLAIR / SINCLAIR
Birth:  ca. 29 Apr 1819, MO
Death:  15 Apr 1901, Sullivan Co., MO
Disposition:  buried Lindley Cemetery, Sullivan Co., MO
Father probably:  Jonathan ST. CLAIR (b. KY)
Mother probably:  Mary __?__ (b. ca. 3 Oct 1796, KY; d. 2 May 1883, Sullivan Co., MO)
Marriage-1:  ca. early 1840s
Wife-1:  Ms. __?__
Death:  bet. 30 Dec 1852 and 22 Jun 1853
Marriage-2:  22 Jun 1853, Andrew Co., MO
Wife-2:  Frances WILLS
Birth:  ca. 27 Jan 1818
Death (39y 10m 3d):  30 Nov 1857, Sullivan Co., MO
Disposition:  buried Lindley Cemetery, Sullivan Co., MO
Marriage-3:  28 Mar 1858, Grundy Co., MO
Wife-3:  Catharine E. WYATT
Birth:  ca. 3 Mar 1823
Death (40y 8m 26d):  29 Nov 1863, Sullivan Co., MO
Disposition:  buried Lindley Cemetery, Sullivan Co., MO
Father apparently notWilliam T. WYATT
Mother apparently notRachel THOMPSON

The LDS Ancestral File has Catharine's parents as William & Rachel (THOMPSON) WYATT.  It has Catharine's birthyear as 1829, while the birthyear calculated from her tombstone is 1823.  But no daughter of either age shows up in the household of William & Rachel (THOMPSON) WYATT in the 1840 census, and no daughter of that name or age shows up with them in the 1850 census.  Plus, William & Rachel weren't married until 1825, so if the 1823 birthyear is correct, it becomes even less possible that she's their daughter.

Marriage-4:  bef. 3 Jun 1880
Wife-4:  Malinda __?__
Birth:  ca. 6 Nov 1823
Death:  26 Dec 1887
Disposition:  buried Lindley Cemetery, Sullivan Co., MO

Malinda was almost certainly a widow when she married Jason.

Marriage-5:  1889/90
Wife-5:  Natiler? __?__
Birth:  Nov 1835
Death:  aft. 15 Jun 1900
Other Spouse:  m1. Mr. __?__
Other Children:  five (four surviving as of 1900)
Children with Ms. __?__:
1.  James [N. or U.] SAINT CLAIR, b. ca. 18 Feb 1846, MO; d.s.p. 23 Feb 1861, Sullivan Co., MO; bur. Lindley Cem.
2.  Nancy M. SAINT CLAIR, b. ca. 30 Dec 1852, MO; d.s.p. 7 Nov 1865, Sullivan Co., MO; bur. Lindley Cem.
Children with Frances WILLS:
?
Children with Catharine E. WYATT — born in MO:
3.  John W. ST. CLAIR, b. 1858/9  {21, MO}
4.  Flora C. ST. CLAIR, b. 1861/2 {18, MO}
Children with Malinda __?__:
apparently none
Children with Natiler? __?__:
apparently none
Data in braces are {age, birthplace} from the 1850 Census.


Sources:

1a.  D.L. Murray & N.R. Murray, compilers.  1996. Marriage Index: AR, MO, MS, TX, 1766-1981.  Marriage data from the "Hunting for Bears" collection (Broderbund CD-5):
ST CLAIR, Jason B WILLS, Frances 22 Jun 1853 Andrew Co., MO

1b.  Jordan Dodd, ed.  1998.  Marriage Index:  Missouri, 1851-1900.  Broderbund CD-234):
Stclair, Jason Wyatt, Catherine 28 Mar 1858 Grundy Co.

2.  Census Index:  U.S. Selected Counties, 1840 (Broderbund CD-316):  not found.

3a.  Census Index:  U.S. Selected Counties, 1850 (Broderbund CD-317):
1850 St Clair, J. MO Taney Co. Prairie Twp. p. 377
1850 Steiucler, J. MO St. Louis Co. St Louis 1st Ward p. 78
These are the only possibilities on the CD, and I really looked, both in MO and KY.

3b.  1850 Federal Census of Taney County, MO (online in the Census Archives of USGenWeb):  Prairie Twp., Taney Co., MO, p. 377A, 509/509, enumerated 7 Oct 1850 (extracted by Barbara Logan):
St. CLAIR J. 31 M Farmer   Kentucky
St. CLAIR E. 27 F     N Carolina
St. CLAIR W.F.  3 M     Missouri
St. CLAIR S.P.  1 F     Missouri
Despite being the right age and being born in the right state, this would appear not to be our subject.  His wife should be "F.," age 32, and there should be a son, John, age 4.  Also, given where he ended up, Taney Co. (in southernmost Missouri, on the state line with Arkansas) is an unlikely location, while St. Louis is a jumping off point to the Missouri River and from there to northern counties, such as Sullivan.

3c.  1850 Census of Sullivan Co., MO (online at USGenWeb):  not found, nor any other ST. CLAIR.

4.  Census Index:  U.S. Selected Counties, 1860 (Broderbund CD-318):  no MO records on CD.

5a.  Census Index:  U.S. Selected Counties, 1870 (Broderbund CD-319):  no MO records on CD.

5b.  Family Quest Archives:  Missouri 1870 Census Index.  Heritage Quest ACD-0019:
Surname Given name Age Sex Race Birth Place County Locality Roll Page
STCLAIR JAMES B 51 M W MO SULLIVAN TAYLOR TWP 823 293
Obviously, Jason has been misread as James (both names have the same number of "bumps" after the "J").  He is the only ST. CLAIR in the county.

6a.  Census Index:  U.S. Selected Counties, 1880 (Broderbund CD-320):  no MO records on CD.

6b.  1880 Census Images (online at Ancestry.com:  Taylor Twp., Sullivan Co., MO, p. 185B, PN 4, SD 5, ED 200, enumerated 3 Jun 1880 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):
1800:  for an explanation of the column headings, please see What the Numbers in the Federal Census Mean
(missing columns contained no data).
1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 13 14 21 24 25 26
32 33 St Clar Jason W M 62     / Farmer /   MO KY KY
    _______ Melinda W F 57 Wife   / Keeping house     KY KY KY
    _______ John W W M 21 Son /   At School   / MO MO KY
    _______ Flora C W F 18 Daughter /       / MO MO KY

7.  Veterans' Schedules:  U.S. Selected States, 1890 (Broderbund CD-131):  no MO records on CD.

8.  1900 Census Index/Microfilm (online at Genealogy.com):  Third Street, Humphreys, Bowman Twp., Sullivan Co., MO, p. 9B, SD 2, ED 147, SN 9, enumerated 15 Jun 1900 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):
1900:  for an explanation of the column headings, please see What the Numbers in the Federal Census Mean (missing columns contained no data).
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 19 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
175 180 St Clair Jason B. Head W M Apr 1818 82 M 10     MO KY KY Retired Farmer Y Y Y O F H 110
    ________ Natiler? Natila? Wife W F Nov 1835 64 M 10 5 4 PA PA PA   Y Y Y        
Her children had to have been by an earlier husband as they are grown and gone.

9.  Mrs. B.F. Hoover, Mrs. O.L. Livingston, Mrs. Delbert Hesler, & Cindy __?__.  1965.  Lindley Cemetery, Sullivan County, MO (online at the Grundy County MOGenWeb site; transcribed from the written record by Larry Flesher; n.b., they had the records in alphabetical order, I changed them to chronological order):
Located on the edge of Sullivan County; S15.T61N.R22W; just across border of Grundy County, Marion Township.  It is near Old Lindley, a pioneer settlement, which flourished in the early years of the county, then almost disappeared when railroads and highways missed it...
ST. CLAIR Frances   30 Nov 1857 39y 10m 3d; wife of J.B.
  James U.   23 Feb 1861 15y 5d
  Catharine E.   29 Nov 1863 40y 8m 26d; wife of J.B.
  Nancy M.   07 Nov 1865 12y 10m 8d; dau of J.B. & F.
  Mary   02 May 1883 86y 6m 29d; wife of Jonathan
  Malinda   26 Dec 1887 64y 1m 20d; wife of Jason B
  Jason B.   15 Apr 1901 81y 11m 17d; husband of Malinda
Ten-to-one, Mary is Jason's mother.

10.  Birthdate calculated using Daisy Gambel's Birthdate Calculator.
Entered Result
30 Nov 1857  3d 10m 39y 27 Jan 1818
23 Feb 1861  5d     15y 18 Feb 1846
29 Nov 1863 26d  8m 40y  3 Mar 1823
 7 Nov 1865  8d 10m 12y 30 Dec 1852
 2 May 1883 29d  6m 86y  3 Oct 1796
26 Dec 1887 20d  1m 64y  6 Nov 1823
15 Apr 1901 17d 11m 81y 29 Apr 1819
(Calculated birthdates should always be prefaced with "ca." — you can't be certain the person who calculated their age did it correctly.)

11.  LDS.  Family Search: Internet Genealogy Service:  AF - Ancestral File (online at FamilySearch.org).

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