Exavrious Clinkenbroomer

    Exavrious Clinkenbroomer was born in 1829 at Town of York, Upper Canada. He appeared on the census of Monday, 22 July 1850 in the household of Daniel Casey at St. Louis, St. Louis Co., Missouri, USA. He was recorded as: Xenerious Chinkenbower, 21, male, brick layer, born Upper Canada. He and Mary Ann Stearns were married on Thursday, 31 December 1857 at Jo Davies Co., Illinois, USA. He appeared as household head on the census of 28 August 1860 at Hannibal, Marion Co., Missouri, USA. He was listed as: E. Clinkenboomer, 31, male, Brick Layer, born Canada. Mary Ann Clinkenbroomer and Joseph H. Clinkenbroomer also appeared in the household. He and Elizabeth (?) Clinkenbroomer were married. He appeared as household head on the census of 6 June 1870 at Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois, USA. He was entered as: Kilnkenbloomer, Xaver, age 42, male, white, plasterer, personal assets worth $50, born Canada, both parents of foreign birth. Elizabeth (?) Clinkenbroomer also appeared in the household. In 1873 he was listed in the city directory at 814 Kentucky Ave., Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois, USA, as Klinkenbroomer, Exaverius, bricklayer. He appeared as household head on the census of 12 June 1880 at Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois, USA. He was enumerated as: Clinkenbloomer, Haver, white, male, age 52, married, plasterer, born Canada, both parents born Canada. Elizabeth (?) Clinkenbroomer also appeared in the household. In 1884 he was listed in the city directory at 410 Kentucky Ave., Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois, USA, as Clinkurbrowmer, Xavierus, bricklayer. In 1889 he was listed in the city directory at 329 State Street, Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois, USA, as Clinkurbrowmer, Xavierus. In 1896 he was listed in the city directory at 329 ½ State Street, Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois, USA, as Clinkunbroomer, Exavrious. He lived in 1898 at 329 ½ State Street, Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois, USA.
     Exavrious died on Wednesday, 1 February 1899 at Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois, USA, at age 70 years. It seems he died without heirs, and when his wife died the estate was put into the hands of a public trustee. The personal effects were auctioned off amounting to $21.10 and the expenses paid out were $12.15, leaving $8.95 going to the public trustee.