Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Whitesell-Somers Family Web Project - Person Sheet
Name“Jakie” Jacob HOLT 
43,496,470, Jacob “Jakie” Holt,404, Jacob Holt-Male-4 January 1811 – 18 May 1895- •-LZ6X-4WQ
43,496,470, Jacob “Jakie” Holt,404, Jacob Holt-Male-4 January 1811 – 18 May 1895- •-LZ6X-4WQBirthJan 4, 1811, Orange County, North Carolina43, LDS Ancestral file version 4.13 March 4 1995,44,496,470, Jacob “Jakie” Holt
DeathMay 18, 1895, Douglas County, Missouri496,470, Jacob “Jakie” Holt
BurialClify Hall Cemetery, County Rd 146, Douglas County, Missouri496
FatherJohn HOLT (1782-1844)
MotherCatherine HOFFMAN (1782-1872)
Spouses
BirthJul 5, 1815, St. Clair County, Illinois43,44,470, Nancy Elizabeth Bonham Holt
DeathNov 26, 1899, Douglas County, Missouri470, Nancy Elizabeth Bonham Holt
BurialClify Hall Cemetery, County Rd 146, Douglas County, Missouri470, Nancy Elizabeth Bonham Holt
MarriageDec 8, 1831, Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois496,404, Jacob Holt-Male-4 January 1811 – 18 May 1895- •-LZ6X-4WQ
ChildrenMary E. (1833-1854)
Catharine (1835-1890)
Martha (1837-1916)
Eliminah (1838-)
William Russell (1840-1920)
John H. (1843-1863)
Nancy Ann (1844-1885)
Elizabeth (1846-1887)
George Albert (Twin) (1849-1934)
Ebby Jane (Twin) (1849-1895)
Thomas Miller (1852-1899)
Theodocia (1856-1935)
Benjamin Franklin (1857-1939)
Obituary Online notes for “Jakie” Jacob HOLT
Thanks to JHarrison for following:
Douglas County Herald May 23, 1895
Brushy Knob Scribbles
The people of this settlement was suddenly aroused by the sudden death of old uncle Jacob Holt. He was well as common Friday morning, hoed a few potatoes, and went in the evening to Vera Cruz on business. He ate a hearty supper and went to bed as well as usual. He awoke his wife by getting up and passing out of the room. When he returned, on coming back to bed complained that he was cold. His wife inquired what was the matter and he said he hurt all over. She spoke to him again and he didn't answer. On finding out that he could not speak, got up and by the lamp, called their son Ben Holt. This was at 3 o'clock in the morning, and he died at half past six. They never could arouse him to conciousness after the first relapse. The remains of the dear old uncle was carried to Clifty Hall this morning where the funeral will be. He was 87 years old. He leaves a wife and several children and grand children and friends to mourn his departure. 470, Jacob “Jakie” Holt
Douglas County Herald May 23, 1895
Brushy Knob Scribbles
The people of this settlement was suddenly aroused by the sudden death of old uncle Jacob Holt. He was well as common Friday morning, hoed a few potatoes, and went in the evening to Vera Cruz on business. He ate a hearty supper and went to bed as well as usual. He awoke his wife by getting up and passing out of the room. When he returned, on coming back to bed complained that he was cold. His wife inquired what was the matter and he said he hurt all over. She spoke to him again and he didn't answer. On finding out that he could not speak, got up and by the lamp, called their son Ben Holt. This was at 3 o'clock in the morning, and he died at half past six. They never could arouse him to conciousness after the first relapse. The remains of the dear old uncle was carried to Clifty Hall this morning where the funeral will be. He was 87 years old. He leaves a wife and several children and grand children and friends to mourn his departure. 470, Jacob “Jakie” Holt