Polk County, Missouri Biographies - C. C. BURRELL
History Of Hickory, Polk, Cedar, Dade And Barton Counties, 
Missouri 1889, published by Goodspeed, page 630, 
Polk County Biography Section

C. C. BURRELL

C. C. Burrell, stock-trader, of Polk County, Mo., and one of the
enterprising citizens of the same, was born in that county June 
4, 1859, and is the son of J. M. and Martha (Harvey) Burrell, 
natives of New York and Illinois, respectively. J. M. Burrell was
born in the year 1822, and passed his boyhood days in the Empire
State. Later he emigrated to Illinois, where he married Miss 
Harvey, and from there moved to Missouri in 1857. He located in 
Bolivar, and has since been living in this county, residing at 
the present time in Humansville, and is engaged in the stock 
business. Mrs. Burrell was born in 1834. They are the parents 
of three children, C. C. Burrell being the eldest. He attained 
his growth on the farm, received an ordinary education in the 
common schools, and, November 18, 1880, he married Miss Alice 
Saddler, a native of Polk County, Mo., born in 1862. They have an
interesting family of three children: Guy, James L. and Bessie.
Mr. Burrell commenced trading in stock when about twelve years 
of age, and has been engaged in business for himself ever since
he attained his majority. He is now actively engaged in trading
in stock, and has bought and sold 842 head of hogs. He has a fine
farm of 455 acres of land, and is one of the wide-awake, 
thorough-going farmers of the county. He deals in Poland China 
hogs, Shropshire sheep and Red Pole cattle. He is a Republican 
in his political views, and is a member of Lodge No. 310, I.O.O.F.,
at Humansville, Mo.                          

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