SIXTH GENERATION

52. William M. SLAYTER was born on 11 Mar 1814 in New York. Cal birth date from death notes from Kim Cole email
He resided between 1837 and 1903 in Marshall Co., Indiana. He died on 1 Jul 1903 in Marshall Co., Indiana. He was buried in McElrath Cemetery in West Township, Marshall Co., IN. I found several references to the Sluyter family in our surname index.This
family appeared in the 1840 census in Marshall County .We have this family
appearing on census records until 1880.There are obits and other newspaper
articles relating to William and both wives.Let me know if you would like
copies.
William and first wife, Mary are buried in McElrath Cemetery in West
Township.Mary died 16 Feb 1873 age 53 yrs 3 mos 27 days.

William died 1 July 1903 age 89 yrs 3 mos 20 days.Second wife, Sarah Burch is buried on other side of William.She died 7 Sept 1892.
Kim Cole
He was married to Mary PARKER on 4 Jul 1838 in Indiana.

53. Mary PARKER was born on 20 Oct 1819 in NJ. Birth date was calculated from Death notice
from Kim cole She died on 16 Feb 1873 in Marshall Co., Indiana. (21)(21) She was buried in McElrath Cemetery in West Township, Marshall Co., IN. Children were:

child26 i. Asa P. SLAYTER.
child ii. Abby P. SLAYTER(22) was born about 1842 in Marshall Co., Indiana.
child iii. Marcus O. SLAYTER(22) was born about 1848 in Marshall Co., Indiana. He resided in 1903 in Nebraska.
child iv. Clarence M. SLAYTER(22) was born on 4 Dec 1852 in Township of West, Marshall Co., Indiana. He resided Plymouth in 1903 in Marshall Co., Indiana. HISTORY OF MARSHALL COUNTY

C. M. Slayter is a representative of the business interests of Plymouth, engaged in the grocery and queensware trade, and he has also been a life-long resident of Marshall county. His birth occurred in tits township of West December 4, 1852, the youngest of three sons of William Slayter, one of the best known of the early pioneers of Marshall county. As a youth he attened the district schools of the neighborhood and assisted his father with the work of the farm, remaining at home until he had reached the age of maturity, and from that time until the year of 1901 he

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