Born: November 09, 1862, Barry Co., MO

Died: December 10, 1936, Barry Co., MO - Dau of Charles H. Browning & Silvy Reeves

In 1900 Alonzo was the census taker for the Monett area of Barry Co., MO.  Her sister Sarah Browning was married to Solomon Rumbaugh who was a half brother of Alonzo. He was the youngest child born to Charles Haddock, Jr.&  his second wife Susan (Meyers) Rumbaugh.  

HADDOCK, Alonzo Redmond

Born: May 1, 1910

Died: May 25, 1910 - Son of Charles Saunders Haddock, Sr. & Hattie Bell Wormington

HADDOCK, Charles, Jr.  And click here Charles Jr.

Born: 1809  Pitt Co., NC

Died: September 26, 1863, Benton Co., AR [July 16, 1862]

He lived in the Walnut Grove Community just a little way from New Site Cemetery on a farm in the Hudson Bottoms. One story about Charles Haddock, Jr. states that he was killed by bushwhackers in Arkansas. And that he had gold that he collected from the government - maybe the Union Army - and the bushwhackers found out about it and set out to find him and take it. Another family story states that Charles Haddock, Jr. had gone to AR to deliver horses or to sell horses, and according to family legend, he was killed by Union soldiers. Both stories state that his slave, or free black man, Steve, brought him home and that he was buried at the Walnut Grove Yard [New Site]. Both stories state that Steve took a mule to Arkansas and collected the remains and buried his remains at Walnut Grove. New Site Church listed his death date as 16th July 1862. That record is probably the correct death date for Charles and it states that he died south.

The early records listed the cemetery as the Walnut Grove Cemetery Yard. In the beginning the church was called New Site but the cemetery was still going by the name of Walnut Grove up into the early 1900's. It wasn't until later that they began calling it New Site.  Family lore says that Charles Haddock, Jr., was buried next to Sarah and there is an unmarked grave next to her.  Susan, his second wife, was buried near her children and near her son, Solomon Rumbaugh's, grave.

HADDOCK, Sarah (COLLINS)

Born: about 1815, Warren Co., KY

Died: about January 1851, Barry Co., MO

Sarah (Collins) Haddock was first wife of Charles Haddock, Jr. And the dt of William Collins and Elizabeth Graham. She was the first person buried at Walnut Grove [New Site]. Her sand stone marker is near the graves of several of her children. With the help of modern day technology and the a computer photo program, the old etchings come to the surface, but there but there are not dates on it. The stone reads Mother - Sarah Haddock. To the east and at the foot of her grave is the gravesite of her infant son, Joel, who was buried about Jan or Feb of 1851. In the estate settlement of Charles Haddock, Jr., Susan, his second wife, stated that Sarah and an infant were buried on the property. 

HADDOCK, Susan (MEYERS/MOYERS) RUMBAUGH

Born: April 25, 1823, Armstrong Co., PA

Died: December 23, 1900, Barry Co., MO

Susan Meyers/Moyers the daughter of Phillip & Margaret Moyers

For a view of the cemetery facing Susan's grave, click here.

Susan was first married to Solomon Rumbaugh. He was born August 18, 1821, Sugar Creek Twp, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, and died August 13, 1850 and is said to be buried at sea.  Her children by Solomon Rumbaugh were Solomon, Charlotte, and Margaret. Charlotte married Spencer Crumley, a son of Thomas and Susan Crumley; Solomon married Sarah Browning, dt of Charles H. & Silvy (Reeves) Browning; Margaret married M. Sidney Russell, son of Milo and Nicey (Haddock) Russell and also William Marshall Carlin who was first married to Nancy Haddock, dt of Charles and Sarah (Collins) Haddock. Susan married second Charles Haddock, Jr. by Charles she had three children. They were Richard Ransom Haddock who married Sarah Browning, dt of William and Lucy (Udaley) Browning; Rachel Haddock who married John H. Banks; and Alonzo Haddock who married Louisa Browning, dt of Charles and Silvy (Reeves) Browning. In 1900 Susan was age 77 and living with her son Solomon Rumbaugh in Capps Creek Twp., of Barry Co., MO.

HADDOCK, Charles Saunders

Born: September 10, 1885, Barry Co., MO

Died: February 03, 1978, Barry Co., MO - Son of Alonzo & Louisa (Browning) Haddock

HADDOCK, Hattie Belle (WORMINGTON)

Born: April 02, 1887 - Barry Co., MO

Died: October 25, 1939 - Barry Co., MO - Dau of Redmond & Elizabeth Ann (Means) Wormington

 Charles Saunders Haddock was a grandson of Charles and Susan (Meyers/Moyers) (Rumbaugh) Haddock, Jr. He married second to Wanda Inez Garber. She was the church secretary at New Site Church for a number of years.

HADDOCK, Wanda Inez (GARBER)

Born Oct 18, 1913

Died: No death date on stone

According to the Monett Times, she died July 27, 2000 at Springfield, Greene Co., MO.  She married Charles Saunders Haddock on August 16, 1941, in Barry County. An abstract of her obituary reads: Inez Haddock, age 86, of Monett, died at 5:40 a.m. today, July 27, at Cox Medical Center North, Springfield, MO. Mrs. Haddock was born October 28, 1913, in Exeter, MO, the daughter of William Penn and Ellen (Beck) Graber. 

HADDOCK, Dennis Ray

Born: September 18, 1948, Barry Co., MO

Died: January 01, 1975 - son of Samuel Virgil & Frona Joy (Carlin) Haddock

Dennis was married to Debra Boedecker.  He was a descendant of both Charles Haddock, Sr. and Zachariah Haddock.