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Free Research > Y > Yoakum > Family StoryUse the free genealogy search to quickly discover your family history or share your own! YOCUM-MISSOURI DEATHS & BURIALS
STONE CO. MISSOURI DEATHS;
By Name Signifies Military Service Yoachum Harry* 17-Mar 1908-02-Sep 1962 54 Crane Community Yoachum James H 1864-1947 83 Crane Community Yoachum Marry E 16-May 1935-09-Dec 1935 0 Crane Community Yoachum Mary J 1862-1943 81 Crane Community Yoackum Ramey Lee 1985-1987 2 Oak Grove Cem Yocum Buddy 03-Feb 1931-13-Jun 1998 67 ???? Yocum Christina 1847-1930 83 Galena Cem Yocum Delia Kennedy 22 Jun 1845-23 Mar 1923 77 Galena Cem NOTE: READ OBITUARY AT BOTTOM OF PAGE Yocum Essie 1905-1981 76 Galena Cem Yocum Floyd Louis 26-Nov 1915-07-Nov 1998 83 Philibert Cem Kimberling City Yocum Infant 1898-1898 0 Galena Cem Yocum Jacob 1837-1917 80 Galena Cem Yocum Laura K 1886-1970 84 Galena Cem Yocum Margret 1876-1898 22 Galena Cem Yocum Martha J 1878-1898 20 Galena Cem Yocum Mary 1870-1898 28 Galena Cem Yocum Minnie E 1884- 1939 55 Galena Cem Yocum Stanley 30-Jan 1954-22-Nov 1998 44 Blue Eye Cem Yocum Thomas 1881- 1968 87 Galena Cem Yocum William L 1867-1959 92 Galena Cem ~~~~~~~~~~~~ BLUE EYE CEMETERY Yocum Anita no dates Baby Yocum Audie M. 05-11-1897 08-07-1960 Yocum Eula M. 01-25-1918 09-09-1992 Mother Yocum Garland 1949 1979 Yocum George 1882 1955 Yocum George T. 12-15-1893 01-27-1982 U.S. Army WW1 Yocum H. T. 07-15-1881 11-26-1959 Yocum Nola 06-30-1916 01-08-1988 Yocum Orville 1933 1966 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Yocum, Cleo Robertson Born: Nov. 10, 1905 Died or Buried: Dec. 12, 1980 Buried: Burnham Cemetery County/State: Howell, MO ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Yocum, Georgia Born: Died or Buried: April 15 1933 Buried: Sugar Creek Cemetery Section: grave A-18-06 City: Rushville County/State: Buchanan, MO Notes: Owner: Harry Yocum ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Yocum, J. W. Born: Died or Buried: February 24 1903 Buried: Sugar Creek Cemetery Section: grave A-18-10 City: Rushville County/State: Buchanan, MO Notes: Owner: J. W. Yocum ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Yocum, John E. Born: Died or Buried: 1937 Buried: Sugar Creek Cemetery Section: grave H-31-03 City: Rushville County/State: Buchanan, MO Notes: Owner: Jack Yocum ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Yocum, Lela C. Born: Died or Buried: January 28 1919 Buried: Sugar Creek Cemetery Section: grave A-18-08 City: Rushville County/State: Buchanan, MO Notes: Owner: Harry Yocum ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Yocum, Nannie B. Born: Died or Buried: July 16 1961 Buried: Sugar Creek Cemetery Section: grave H-31-04 City: Rushville County/State: Buchanan, MO Notes: Owner: Jack Yocum ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Yocum, Norman Born: Died or Buried: September 12 1981 Buried: Sugar Creek Cemetery Section: grave K-21-05 City: Rushville County/State: Buchanan, MO Notes: Owner: Francis Yocum ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Yocum, Ted Born: Died or Buried: June 9 1975 Buried: Sugar Creek Cemetery Section: grave G-31-08 City: Rushville County/State: Buchanan, MO Notes: Owner: J. O. & Grace Brown ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Yocum, Maude Born: Died or Buried: October 23 1912 Buried: Sugar Creek Cemetery Section: grave A-18-09 City: Rushville County/State: Buchanan, MO Notes: Owner: J. W. Yocum ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Name: Yocum, Harry Born: Died or Buried: 1947 Buried: Sugar Creek Cemetery Section: grave A-18-05 City: Rushville County/State: Buchanan, MO Notes: Owner: Harry Yocum ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NAME-Albert A. Yocum 1y 9m 10 d Male Black 3/29/1884 Dade ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NAME-Mary Yocum 6 years 2 days Female Black DIED-10/5/1884 2:00 am CAUSE-Enteritis BURIED-Auxvasse Mo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NAME-Yocum x y x m x d Male White Oct 24 1885 6 Harrison ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NAME-Yocum Jacob K. Sex - M-Color - W -SINGLE DIED-08/14/1909 AGE; 20 CAUSE-Tuberculosis ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NAME-Yocum Mary Ann Sex - Female-Color - White DIED-Mar 7 1886 6 A M Married 60 y x m x d x BURIED-New Hampton ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NAME-Yocum Morris P. Sex - M-Color - W AGE- 53 OCCUPATION; Court Reporter DIED; 06/22/1908 Married BORN; Ohio 113 N. 13th Hemorrhage due to rupturo of disecting Aneurism Arch of Aorta in left Lung WMA BURIED-Warrenton Mo. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NAME-Yocum, Fancis A. Sex - M-Color - W AGE- 81y DIED-Nov 17, 1895 M City Hospital- Senility BORN-KY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NAME-Yocum, Albert A. Sex - Male-Color - Black DIED-03/29/1884 3 A.M. 1 y, 9 m, 10 d Morgan Twp. Epilepsy ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NAME-Yocum, Harvey Sex - Male-Color 60yr 2mo 18d OCCUPATION-Farmer DIED-Apr 25, 1886 Married BORN-U.S. Kentucky Bee Branch Twp CAUSE-Brain Fever- Bronchitis BURIED; Johnson's Graveyard Apr 24, 1886 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FROM CORONERS RECORD BOOK 1875-1972 YOAKUM, Isaac Riley 19 Jan 1917 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ YOAKUM, John 11 Mar 1952 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ YOCUM, John 7 Feb 1903 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BETHEL CEMETERY, Caldwell Co., MO YOAKUM, Earnest Clyde, Aug. 20, 1900 Jul. 19, 1949 Pryor Lee, 1890-1963 Mary Jane, 1891-1932 Olene, Mar. 21-29, 1922 Rosa, 1870-1959 James, 1867-1946 Charles, 1892-1954 Josephine, 1925-1925 Charles V., son of Chas. & Lola, Sept. 5, 1909 Jul. 9, 1910 Delford Wayne, Sept. 20, 1921 Oct. 18, 1921 Abby C., 1867-1937 Pryor L., 1857-1932 Alvie, 1863-1940 Lizzie, 1874-1947 Gertrude M., dau. of Jas. & Rosa, Dec. 1, 1898 Jan. 19,1915 James E., son of Pryor & Abby G., Jan. 28, 1891 Oct. 21, 1895 Pleasant M., son of Pryor & Abby G., Apr. 9, 1892 Oct. 19, 1895 Dollie M., 1901-1957 Infant of James & Rosa, d. Dec. 24, 1888 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COTTAGE GROVE CEMETERY, Caldwell Co., MO UNMARKED YOAKUM, Isaac, son of Wm. & Nancy, Nancy, wife of Wm. Franklin Yoakum, d. Sept. 20, 18 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COWGILL CEMETERY - Cowgill, Caldwell County, Missouri Hollingsworth, Sarah Ann (Yoakum) 15 Jun 1845-14 Aug 1909 AND Hollingsworth, Robert Wesley 31 Aug 1851-24 May 1930 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HIGHLAND CEMETERY, Hamilton, Caldwell County, Missouri YOAKUM, Ronald Dee, son of Ray & Beatrice, Vietnam Sp.4 U.S. Army Feb. 15, 1947 Nov. 26, 1968 Ray, Feb. 20, 1901 Sept. 14, 1980 married Oct. 1, 1924 Beatrice J., Sept. 4, 1907 Oct. 13, 1975 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ROHRBAUGH CEMETERY, Caldwell Co., MO UNKNOWN YOAKUM, (county buried) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sunny Slope Cemetery, Richmond, Missouri YOAKUM Altie M. no dates, his (Altie M. YOAKUM's) wife YOAKUM Cordi Lee 1984 STONE NOT FOUND YOAKUM Lillian Naomi 1926 1964 YOAKUM Ray Earl Jun14,1955 YOAKUM William H. 1846 1920 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ YOAKUM CEMETERY YOAKUM: Alvis, Jan. 10, 1813-Dec. 23, 1885 J. F., son of A. & Elizabeth, Sept. 17, 1839-Dec. 10, 1888 Anna, w. of J., d. Sept. 21, 1850 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WINIGAN CEMETERY, Winigan, Sullivan County, Missouri Yoakum, George W. 1851 - 1937 Yoakum, Elizabeth E. 1851 - 1937 Yoakum, Agnes T. 1912 - 1994 Yoakum, Audrey J. 1942 - Yoakum, Orvie L. 1919 - Yoakum, Arthur L. Jul 15, 1914 - Jul 6, 1991 US Army/WWII Yoakum, Curtis, W. May 26, 1891 - Feb 19, 1961 Yoakum, Dollie Nov 2, 1893 - 1984 Yoakum, Myrlan E. Mar 21, 1916 - Sep 8, 1983 ~~~~~~~~~ HOOVER CEMETERY YOAKUM, Jesse P. 22 Jun 1823 - 25 Jun 1893 YOAKUM, Mary J. 27 Jul 1829 - 28 Jun 1907 Wife of Jesse P. Yoakum ~~~~~~~~~ OGLE CEMETERY, LINN CO. MISSOURI YOAKUM, Sarah (Wife of George) 12 Sep 1814 18 Sep 1881 (age 67yr, 6days) YOAKUM, Geo. 23 Feb 1809 18 Feb 1883 (age 73yr, 11mo, 23days) ~~~~~~~~ MORROW, Martha Clarinda YOAKUM 17 Oct 1886 Maries Co. WIFE OF; "Yoakum, Jessie Franklin" Brasher Cemetery, ~~~~~~ SLONE, Robert Marion 21-Jul-1948 Springfield HUSBND OF: "Yoakum, Olive D." ~~~~~~~ DIXON CEMETERY: Yoakum, Mary b.Jul 15 1904 d.Feb 14 1999 m.Dec 7 1923 Same stone as Lester ~~~~~ Jones, Joseph Henry b. Dec 7 1871 Miller Co MO d. Jun 21 1967 Dixon MO m.Jun 14 1891 Mishia Frances Yoakum Obit Date: Jun 29 1967 ~~~~~~~ Nichols, Everett b. May 23 1899 Maries Co MO d. Mar 30 1973 Waynesville MO m. Apr 9 1924 Gertie Yoakum Obit Date: Apr 12 1973 ~~~~~~~ YATES CEMETERY: STONE CO. MOVED TO: Joseph Philibert Cemetery Yocum, Daniel Yocum, Infant Yocum, Joseph Yocum, Matilda Yocum, Ola ~~~~~~~~ THOMAS CEMETERY STONE CO. MOVED TO: Joseph Philibert Cemetery Yocum, Kenneth ~~~~~~~~~ MORE STONE COUNTY Yoachum James PIERCE Yocum D. L. GALENA VILLAGE Yocum Delia M. GALENA VILLAGE Yocum Jacob PINE Yocum Jess M. PINE Yocum Thomas L. WASHINGTON Yokum Joseph JAMES Youcum Charley W. WHITE RIVER ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS. DELIA M. YOCUM Who entered into heavenly rest March 20th, 1923, aged 77 years, nine months and one day. She has joined the choir invisible, The voice we loved to hear; Sings now with fair celestials, With friends, to her, most dear. The old, old question that every bereaved heart has asked since the shadow of death darkened the threshold of the first home, comes to bereaved hearts to-day, and as the casket covers the beloved features, and the grave closes over the precious form of the dear one, the breaking heart cries out in anguish: "If a man die, shall he live again?" Science cannot unravel this mystery of silence, philosophy can find no clue; nature is dumb in the presence of this awful tragedy; but Jesus, radiant with hope and consolation, whispers to the sorrowing heart, "I am the resurrection, and the life, he that liveth and believeth in me shall never die!" Job said, "all the days of my appointed time will I wait until my change comes." And the Psalmist said, "I shall be satisfied when I awake in His likeness." One who watched at the bedside of our sister and friend, as she was quietly passing away, said to her, "You are going to sleep soon, and you may awaken here, or maybe in the better world; does it make any difference to you?" and she answered, "not a bit of difference." And so she slept her life away sweetly, and peacefully, without fear or dread of the "King of Terrors," for beneath her, and about her, were the ever lasting arms of her loving Heavenly Father, and so, it matters not whether we sleep or wake, "we are in His keeping." How beautiful, how precious, how comforting the blessed truth! "He that believeth in me shall never see death!" The shadow falls, but death is swallowed up in victory!" Delia M. Yocum was born in the little town of Mascoutah, Illinois, June 21, 1845. She was the oldest daughter of Moses Fike and Sarah Howell. She came of splendid parentage--the Fikes and the Howells. The men were brave, courageous and honorable, standing for righteousness always. The women were beautiful, intellectual and worthy. Mrs. Yocum became a Christian in early life, uniting with the Baptist church at the age of 14. The Fikes were Methodists and the Howells were Baptists. In 1892 she changed her membership to that of the M.E. church joining with her husband, J.T. Kennedy, who while health hunting in Arizona, was gloriously saved and on his sick bed became a member of the church he loved. His body rests in distant Arizona, far from home and kindred, but he could sing with sweet assurance that blessed old hymn: "There is a spot to me more dear Than native vale or mountain, A spot for which affection's tear Springs grateful from its fountain. "Tis not where kindred souls abound, Though that is almost heaven, But where I first my Savior found, And felt my sins forgiven!" Mrs. Yocum was a woman of many gifts and of a noble and generous nature, gladly sharing the last crust with one more needy than herself. She was a graduate of Greenville Female Seminary, Greenville, Ill., and for a time attended McKendree College, at Lebanon, Ill. She was a woman of fine intellect, and literary attainments; while others slept she burned the midnight oil poring over her precious books, and storing her memory with the riches of literature. But music was the passion of her life. We who have listened to that melody-filled voice, so sweet, so clear, so pure in its velvety softness, can never forget. The often said, "when I get to heaven I am going to take up music. I intend to get it all." Her ear was so exquisitely attuned to the melody of sweet sounds that she could detect the faintest discord. Often, during the long lonely nights of the winter just passed, when sleep would depart from her weary eyes, she would spend the wakeful hours in singing over and over the old hymns and ballads she had sang in other years, and at her organ she spent many happy hours playing and singing the grand old hymns she loved so much. One peculiarly sad feature of her passing was the absence of her children to whom she was passionately attached. The beloved daughter lying dangerously ill in a nearby hospital, and the devoted son far away on the Pacific Coast; thus deprived of the last tender ministrations of her best beloved! But she was blest with the care and sympathy of loving devoted friends and though, the summons came as a thief in the night, she was ready. She had remarked just a few weeks ago at the grave of a friend, the last funeral that she attended in Galena, "I am ready when the summons comes." What more shall we say? Our hearts are sorely stricken. We rejoice for her blessed exchange—yet we cannot but weep because we shall see her face no more. She filled a large place in the heart of this little community in which she lived so long, and her departure is sincerely mourned. Her funeral was held in the M.E. church, the "White Cross Chapel", to which she was so devoted, and was attended by a host of sympathizing neighbors and friends. The service was conducted by Dr. McCormick, pastor of Grace M.E. church Springfield, Mo., and assisted by Dr. McQuary, an old friend and neighbor. Dr. McCormick was with her as she sweetly fell asleep, and had the assurance that "Jesus can make a dying bed feel soft as downy pillows are, while on His breast I lean my head, and breathe my life out sweetly there!" The service was very impressive, beautiful, tender and comforting. The music by her special friends, and the flowers, all were testimonials of the high regard in which she was held. Her body was laid to rest in the Galena cemetery beside the body of her former husband B.F. Yocum, and of her beloved daughter, Maudeva Kennedy, who preceded her many years to the Better Land. Two are left to cherish her memory, E. Leslie Kennedy of Los Angeles, Calif., who came across the continent to attend her bedside, and Mae Kennedy-McCord of Springfield, Mo. Dear children, look up through your tears and thank God for the wonderful mother she was to you, for you shall see her again, clothed in immortality, glorified, for she has looked upon the "King in His beauty," and so we leave her, "asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep, from which none ever wake to weep; a calm and undisturbed repose, unbroken by the last of foes!" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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