Dade County, Missouri Biographies-James M. CARLOCK

History Of Hickory, Polk, Cedar, Dade And Barton Counties, 
Missouri, 1889.  Published by Goodspeed.  Pg. 789 

James M. Carlock, farmer and stock-raiser of Morgan Township,
was born in Dade County, Mo., October 25, 1848, and is the son
of Lemual L. and Angeline (Davidson) Carlock.  Lemuel L. Carlock
was born in Tennessee, in 1821, and is now living in Greene 
County, Mo.  He came to Dade County, Mo., in about 1842, and was
among the first settlers, and has followed agricultural pursuits
the principal part of his life.  He is now living with his second
wife, Angeline (Davidson) Carlock, who was born in Tennessee, 
March 13, 1825, and who still survives.  They are the parents of
eleven children, four sons and seven daughters, all living.  
The father had one daughter by his first wife, and she is living
in Polk County, Mo.  James M. Carlock is the second child in 
order of birth, born to his parents.  He remained at home until
the latter part of the war, when he enlisted September 13, 1864,
in Company D, Fifteenth Regiment Missouri Calvary Volunteers, 
and was discharged from service June 30, 1865, at Springfield, Mo.
He was at Sedalia at the time of Marmaduke's raid in Missouri.  
On June 6, 1869, Mr. Carlock married Miss Mary Tarrant, who was
born in Dade County, Mo., November 11, 1853.  She is a sister 
of William Tarrant, whose sketch appears in another part of this
volume.  To Mr. and Mrs. Carlock have been born two children: 
Harry L. and Virgil.  After marriage Mr. Carlock located on a 
farm ten miles east of Greenfield, where he resided until 1879, 
and then moved to his present property, which consists of 160 
acres of land, and about all under cultivation.  He has a fine 
farm, a splendid orchard, and is one of the industrious farmers
and highly respected citizens of the county.  He and wife are 
members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church; and his is a 
Democrat in his political views.  His paternal grandfather's 
name was Isaac Carlock.  

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