Biographical Sketch of Dennis Kime, Greene County, Missouri, Cass 
Township

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

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Mr. Kime was born in Randolph County, North Carolina, September 25,
1836.  He is the son of Abraham and Eliza (Brower) Kime.  He came to
Missouri in 1854 and settled in Cass township, Greene county.  He was
married August 11, 1859 to Miss Barbara C. Spoon, of this county. She
was from the same part of North Carolina that her husband was, but 
came to Missouri three years later.  Their union has been blest with
four children, viz.: Mary Ellen, now the wife of Theodore Kelso, of
Center township, this county; William H., George W., and King Asa, 
all living.  Mr. Kime is one of the best citizens of the county.  He
is a good farmer and deals largely in stock, particularly cattle. He
and his wife are members of the Baptist church at Tatum's chapel. 
During the war Mr. Kime enlisted in the Missouri State Militia, and
served nine months.  He has always been a Democrat.

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