Peter Anderson CLINE

                   MARRIAGE:
    Marriage Certificate from Dandridge, Jefferson, TN. Buried in Kincheloe Cemetery.
                  

                   SOURCES:
    1860, 1870 Census Records, Jefferson Co., TN

    (From page 254 of "History & Families, Wright Co., Missouri",1993) His
    father, Peter Anderson Cline, was a Civil War veteran having fought for
    the Union.  The Rebels knew Peter Anderson was fighting on the Union
    side. They came to the home where his son, William J, had hidden his
    horse. They backed him up against a tree, threatened his life, and took
    his good horse leaving a starved horse in its place.  William and his
    17-year-old bride came to Missouri in the fall of 1871 along with his wife's
    parents. He settled his family and rode out on his horse to scout a better area
    for his family. In Oklahoma he encountered Indians. he was shown a grave
    where a white man had been buried leaving his hand above ground. William
    returned to Missouri thinking it was the best lace to raise a family. They
    settled in Montgomery Township just north of Jerk Tail on the Gasconade Riv