Albert J. and Addie (Barton) Heying, 10 North 49 West
In 1900 Montgomery County, Missouri, Albert is a farm laborer born September 882 in Missouri, with parents John 43 and Gosena 39. Julius is 15, Amil 14, George 12, Verena 1o0, Manda M. 7, and Robert J. 5.
In 1890 David A. Davis is in Hannibal, Missouri, saying he was a private in E, 63rd Pennsylvania VVol, and also in #, 9th Hancock Fed Con
David was in Leavenworth home for disabled soldiers in 1888 to 1890, and also in 1903 and 1904, married, wife Sarah Davis of Hannibal, Missouri. He was wounded at Chancellorville May 3, 1862.
December 18, 1898 Sedalia, Missouri 
Addie and "G. Ira" Barton are in Cooper County, Missouri in 1900, where he is a dentist.
1905 
June 7, 1905 
June 11, 1905 St. Louis 
Sarah Davis, dying June 1905, is buried in Calvary Cemetery # 50133803.
August 10, 1906 St. Louis "On August 10, David Davis, in his 78th year. Funeral on Sunday, Aug. 12, from Lynch's Parlors, 3552 Olive Street, at 2:30 p.m."
Dr. Ira G. Barton 1874-1953 is buried in Sedalia # 116863911 " Retired Dentist. Son of S. P. Barton and Eliza Ann. Divorced at time of death. Aged 78 years. Buried in Crown Hill on May 6, 1953"
One tree said that Addie's parents were David A. Davis 1844-1906 and Sarah A. (Spaulding) Davis 1842-1905.
Another said that her parents were Zondler. (this might be based on a 1902 birth in Kansas of Leona Tompkins, born to J. Tompkins and Louise Zondler.)
William P. Raidler of Hannibal, Missouri and Ella M. Davis of 907 N. 18th St, St. Louis, got a marriage license in St. Louis in August 1896.
1897"Mr. S. Rallins has been appointed general foreman of the shops of the St. Louis & Hannibal at Hannibal, Mo., and the position of master mechanic, which has been held by Mr. W. P. Raidler, has been abolished. "
"Mr. W. P. Raidler has resigned the position of M. M. of the St. Louis & Hannibal R. R. to accept a similar one with the Green Bay & Western R. R., at Green Bay, Wis."
Ella M. Raidler 1873-1953 is buried in Green Bay # 84211136.
So is William P. 1857-1929 # 84211137.
1909 Clarence, Missouri "Mesdames Fletcher Brewer and Addie Barton, who visited their parents and other relatives here a couple of weeks, left yesterdaay for Moberly for a short visit before returning home."
In 1910 Denver, Addie Barton is a dental assistant, 34, born in Missouri, divorced, father born in Pennsylvania, mother in Kentucky. In the same boarding house is Albert John Heying, 27 born in Missouri, a dry good salesman.
Albert is a tramway conductor in 1913 Denver, living at 2333 W. 31st Avenue.
In 1914 he's still a conductor, rooming at 2441 W. Caithness Place.
On February 28, 1917, Albert Heying of Crook, and Mrs. Addie Barton, also of Crook, marriked in Sterling, byclergyman Rollin H. yres. Witnesses were Mrs. E. (. Ellison adn Wm. P. Wilson.
So she's not likely the one in September 1917 visiting Shelbina, Missouri "Mrs. Addie Barton of Kansas City has been spending the past week, with relatives here."
Addie claimed a tract in section 4, 10N 49W in 1919.
In 1920 Logan County, Addie is 43, born in Kentucky, with Albert J. 36 Missouri, farming.
They're operating a cream station in Crook in 1930.
In 1940 Sterling, Addie Henying is widowed, 64, born in Missouri !, a seamstress, in the Lula Riley lodging house.
Addie (Davis) Heying , December 7, 1875- June 21, 1965 is buried in Sterling, with Albert John Heying 1882-1933 # 54626628.
June 24, 1965 Colorado Springs "Addie Heying, sister of Mrs. Laura Tomkins, 2137 Robbins Dr., Colorado Springs, died in Sterling, Colo.
Mrs Heying was born December 7, 1875 in Hannibal, Missouri. The last 52 years she had resided in Sterling and elsewhere in Colorado. She had practiced dentistry in Missouri and organized one of the first 4-H Clubs in Colorado. She was active in Red Cross work during the two World Wars and was cited for her work by the National Red Cross. Besides her sister she is survived by several nieces and nephews."
Laura Tomkins was born October 1, 1874 in Hannibal, Missouri, John E. Tomkins on September 26, 1884?? in Michigan.
BUT David A. Davis, a storekeeper born in Pittsubrg, Pa., and Sarah Ann (Spalding) Davis born in Colla County, Missoruri.had a daughter on September 26, 1884 in Rails County, Missouri.
John T. Beiga and Laura L. Davis married in Leavenworth Kansas in January 1902.
1906 Leavenworth 
She might have been the Laura L. Beiga, 25, in 1910 Denver, divorced, with Leona M. 7 born in Kansas
"Mr. and Mrs. J. Alfred Mitchell have gone to Leavenworth, Kan., where they will make their home. Mrs. Mitchell was, before her marriage, Miss Leona Tompkins, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ernest Tompkins. "
The Colorado Springs Gazette and Telegraph
Sunday, October 5, 1924
July 29, 1970 " Mrs. Laura Tompkins. 2137 Robin Drive passed away Tues. at a local nursing home. Arrangements later. "
Laura L. Tompkins 1884-1970 is buried in Colorado Springs # 35156547, with J. E. Tompkins 1874-1953.
PHILIP BARTON
June 21, 1911 "A bouncing baby boy was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Barton. Mrs. B. is a daughter of Peter Koenig."
This is likely PHILIP V. Barton, who's farming in Logan County in 1920, 40 with Lydia 35, Bertha 15, Charles 13, and Rutherford 8.
The Frank L. Barton who claimed land in the township east of Addie does
Frank L. Barton proved up a quarter in section 26, 10N 48W in 1914.
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