History of Daviess and Gentry counties, Missouri . DAVIS E. WATERS MRS. DAVIS E. WATERS. RESIDENCE OF DAVIS E. WATERS THF. NRVf YQBKPUBLIC LIBUAKY \, ANDTILDEN KOLNUATIONS HISTORY OF DAVIESS AND GENTRY COUNTIES 953 the Methodist Church and among the leading families of Daviess County,Mr. Waters has always been progressive, public spirited, and is a citizenof real worth. The picture of Mr. and Mrs., Waters which appears here was takenwhen they first began life together on the farm, which was then all prairieand unimproved. By hard work and good managment they have becomewell-to-do.
History of Daviess and Gentry counties, Missouri . DAVIS E. WATERS MRS. DAVIS E. WATERS. RESIDENCE OF DAVIS E. WATERS THF. NRVf YQBKPUBLIC LIBUAKY \, ANDTILDEN KOLNUATIONS HISTORY OF DAVIESS AND GENTRY COUNTIES 953 the Methodist Church and among the leading families of Daviess County,Mr. Waters has always been progressive, public spirited, and is a citizenof real worth. The picture of Mr. and Mrs., Waters which appears here was takenwhen they first began life together on the farm, which was then all prairieand unimproved. By hard work and good managment they have becomewell-to-do. Amanda M. Bell, a pioneer settler of Daviess County, was born inJackson County, Ind. She is a daughter of William and Elizabeth (Rob-ertson) Anderson. William Anderson was a native of Virginia. When a young man hemoved to Ohio, and after his marriage he moved to Indiana, where hebecame engaged in farming and stock raising. Some years later, left Indiana, and settled in Daviss County, where he owned80 acres of good farm land. He was a well known breeder of cattle, sheep,a
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