History of Daviess and Gentry counties, Missouri . County. Salathiel Carter was reared in Daviess County, and received his educa-tion in the district schools. He then engaged in farming in Union Town-ship, where he rented 13 acres of land. He later rented 160 acres andfarmed for 25 years. Mr. Carter then purchased his present place in thesouthwestern part of Gallatin, which he operates. Mr. Carter moved to hispresent home in March, 1914. Mr. and Mrs. Carter raises turkeys andhave won three prize cups at the Gallatin Poultry Shows in 1911, 1912,1913. Their turkeys were awarded first prizes; one
History of Daviess and Gentry counties, Missouri . County. Salathiel Carter was reared in Daviess County, and received his educa-tion in the district schools. He then engaged in farming in Union Town-ship, where he rented 13 acres of land. He later rented 160 acres andfarmed for 25 years. Mr. Carter then purchased his present place in thesouthwestern part of Gallatin, which he operates. Mr. Carter moved to hispresent home in March, 1914. Mr. and Mrs. Carter raises turkeys andhave won three prize cups at the Gallatin Poultry Shows in 1911, 1912,1913. Their turkeys were awarded first prizes; one weighed 44 pounds. On Feb. 28, 1893, Mr. Carter was married to Laura Herndon, a daugh-ter of Joseph and Caroline (Branick) Herndon, natives of Shelby County,Ky., and early settlers of Daviess County. They were the parents of tenchildren, as follows: Sarah L., deceased, was the wife of Arthur Cravens;Mary Frances, married Charles Brayton; Nancy Elizabeth, the widow ofJohn Holmes, Gallatin; Mrs. Salathiel Carter; John Henry, a carpenter, m > K. THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR, LENOX AND TILUEN FOUNDATIONS £ L HISTORY OF DAVIESS AND GENTRY COUNTIES 593 married Grace Fenton, Wichita Falls, Texas; George Washington, a farmermarried Emma Woods, Stratton, Colo.; Joseph Sherman, married EttaBelveal, Lucas, Kans.; William Grant, deceased; James Robert, marriedElvira Garter, Blythdale, Mo., Annie Belle, married L. C. Hawkins, Carlo,Mo. Mr. Carter is a Republican and has been a member of the school boardfor several years. He is a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fel-lows, Rebekah lodge, and the Modern Woodmen of America. Mr. andMrs. Carter are members of the Baptist church. Dr. Malcom Monroe Campbell, a prominent pioneer physician ofGentry County who is now deceased, was a native of Canada. He wasborn in Lanark, Province of Ontario in 1838. He remained in Canadauntil he was about 21 years of age and received an excellent preliminaryeducation. He followed teaching for eight ye
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