Biographical Sketch of John M. Donnell (dec'd), Greene County, Missouri,
Jackson Township

>From "History of Greene County, Missouri," St. Louis: Western
Historical Company, 1883.

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(Deceased).  This gentleman was born in 1802, and died in 1860, upon
the farm he settled in 1832 in Jackson township.  He and Robert Small
came together from Middle Tennessee, and were among the first settlers
in that township.  He was a very large farmer and stock dealer, and 
for many years took large droves of mules annually to the Southern 
markets.  He was married in Tennessee to a Miss Maxwell, by whom he
had thirteen children, seven sons and six daughters.  Six sons and two
daughters are yet living.  Mr. and Mrs. Donnell brought the first 
stove to this county.

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