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See also these surnames: Burris, Carpenter, Clift, Crider, Gaines, Hill, Logan, Looney, Luna, Lowry, Morris/Morriss, Penland, Porter, Waugh, Werner.

"The 25th Regiment of Missouri." 25th MO infantry and 1st Mo Eng Roster. W.A. Neal, 1889. Complete Roster. C4

"Decendants of William Jasper Brown." Rice L. Brown, 1975. JAB2

"Gone To Missouri - From Whence They Came - To Where & When." Compiled by Marilyn Moore, InfoTech Publications 1991 The over 16,800 names in "Gone to Missouri" were compiled from multiple volumes of "Missouri Pioneers", "Missouri Miscellany" and "Genealogical Notes From the Liberty Tribune". Each listing gives place of birth, Missouri County where they moved to, year of the move and what volume of those 3 sources the person may be found in. Lookups from the referenced sources are not available from me. K7

"Missouri Democracy - A History of the Party and Its Representative Members - Biographical." S.J. Clarke Publishing Co., Inc., 1935. Volume II - Biographical sketches on members of the democratic party throughout the state of Missouri. Occupations include lawyers,business owners, postal workers, federal employees, farmers, etc. Over 1,000 names indexed. Several photographs in the book. AW2

"Missouri Pioneers," Volume I, published & compiled by Miss Nadine Hodges, Mrs John Vineyard, Mrs Howard W Woodruff, 1967, reprinted 1970. Contents: 1342 Land Claims, MO Territory, 1808-1812; News Items from Early Papers (Counties of Buchanan, Clay, Jackson, Howard, etc); Greene County - Early Pioneers; Benton and Henry Counties - Cemetery Relocation Projects; Howard County - Taxpayers of 1817; Lewis County - Index to Biographical Sketches; Daviess County - Some Residents of 1876; Mortality Schedules from 1850 Census for Hickory, Stoddard, Barry, Daviess, Livingston & Texas County; Some Missouri Firsts. Willing to transcribe information and send, but index only last name, so not too many Jones and Smiths please. CNG

"Missouri Pioneers," Volume XVIII, compiled and published by Miss Nadine Hodges and Mrs Howard W Woodruff, March 1973. Contents: Clark County - Abstracts of Wills, Bonds & Administrations, Book A, 1837-1854; Mississippi County - Marriage Book A, 1845-1862; DeKalb County - Patrons of the Atlas of 1877; Cedar County - Abstracts of Wills, Book A, 1846-1876; Howard County - County Court Book B, 1822-1823; Phelps County - Marriage Book A, 1857-1865; Grundy County - Death Registrations, 1883-1885. CNG

"Missouri Pioneers: County and Genealogical Records Vol. XXIII." Miss Nadine Hodges and Mrs. Howard W. Woodruff. This book contains Lincoln County Abstracts of wills, Book A, 1825 - 1845 and Book B 1845 - 1855; Cooper County Marriages 1850 - 1857; Randolph County Probate Record #1 1829 - 1836; Washington County Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Co. A plaque in the Court House Yard; Clay County Death Register 1883- 1884; Callaway Co. Patrons of the Atlas of 1876; Iron County Abstracts of wills, Book A 1857- 1888; List of (Military) pensioners on Roll, Jan 1883; Ste. Genevieve Co. Register of WOlf Scalps 1847- 1895. DS4

"Missouri Pioneers," Volume XXX, compiled and published by Miss Nadine Hodges & Mrs Howard W Woodruff, March 1976. Contents: Linn County - Abstracts of Wills & Administrative Bonds, Book A, 1840-1860; Iron County - Marriage Book A, 1857-1873; Howard County - Petition of the Inhabitants of Howard Land District, December 1819; Missouri Obituaries & Death Notices for the Year 1860 from The St Louis Christian Advocate, Publication of the M.E. Church, South; Morgan County - Abstracts of Wills, Book A, 1833-1857; Shelby County - Patrons for the Atlas of 1876; Adair County - Abstracts of Wills & Administrations, Book B, 1857-1885; Missouri Pioneers - Table of contents, Indexed by Counties, Volumes I - XXX. CNG

"Noted Querrillas or the Warfare of the Border." John N. Edwards, 1976, Morningside Bookshop. A history of the lives and adventures of QUANTRELL, Bill ANDERSON, George TODD, Dave POOLE, Fletcher TAYLOR, Peyton LONG, Oll SHEPHERD, Arch CLEMENTS, John MAUPIN, Tuck and Woot HILL, Wm. GREGG, Thomas PAUPIN, the JAMES Brothers, the YOUNGER Brothers, Arthur McCoy and numerous other well known Guerrillas of the West. PLS

Audrain Co.

"History of Audrain County Missouri An Update 1936-1986." Compiled and Published by Audrain County Historical Society, 1986. At least half of the book covers info on the history of Audrain County. Things like schools, churchs and businesses. The rest is made of of short family histories. Many include pictures. R16

Barry Co.

Bates Co.

"History of Cass and Bates Counties Missouri." 1883. National Historic Company, St. Joseph Missouri. Biographies, townships in both counties. P6

Benton Co.

"History of Cole, Moniteau, Morgan, Benton, Miller, Maries and Osage Counties, Missouri." Chicago: The Goodspeed Publishing CO. 1889. History of Counties stated in title, plus biographical appendix. DA2

Bollinger Co.

"Bollinger Co, MO Federal Census 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910." Jean Adams & Alice Spillman, April 1984 & 1986. JSK

"Bollinger Co., MO, Marriages 1866-1871, 1872-1881, 1883-1889, 1897-1898." JSK

Boone Co.

"The History of Boone County, Missouri." William F. Switzler, Western Historical Company, 1882. YC

"Marriage Records of Boone County, Missouri 1821-1870." Compiled and Published by Mrs. E.E. Evans & Mrs. J. F. Thompson. This book is an indexed list of marriage records for Boone County between 1821-1870. It includes only the participants names, the date and the officiant. CH

"Tombstone Records of Boone County, Missouri." CB1

Buchanan Co.

"History of the Kerns-Freeman Cemetery." Rebecca Woods. Besides a brief history of the Freeman Chapel and the cemetery, this record lists the names and locations of people buried in the Kerns - Freeman Cemetery located in Marion Township near Easton, Buchanan County, Missouri. A13

Callaway Co.

"Callaway County, Missouri Marriage Records 1821 to 1871." Sherida K. Eddlemon, Heritage Books, Inc., 1991. Marriage records from nearly the beginning of the county. GB2

"Callaway County Missouri Probate 1821-1850." Carolyn M. Bartels, 1989. Gives names and dates from microfilmed probate records. GB2

"History of Callaway County Missouri of 1884." St. Louis: National Historical Company, 1884. History of Callaway County with Biographical sketches of early settlers. Draws on "History of the Pioneer Families of Missouri" by Bryan and Rose. Biographies are grouped by township and are not indexed. I will need to know what township(s) to search in for lookups. JAB2

Cape Co.

"A HISTORY OF THE CAPE COUNTY - STODDARD COUNTY PROFFER FAMILY AND ITS ANTECEDENTS AND DESCENDENTS." author/publisher: ALICE PROFFER SPILLMAN, 1976. SHP

Cass Co.

"Cass County Missouri Cemeteries." Debbie Lehr & Brenda Marple. The cemetery listings for Cass County Cemeteries Volume 3 for Pleasant Hill Cemetery. CM

"History of Cass County (MO)." Allen Glenn, 1917, Historical Publishing Company Biographies of early settlers, schools, churches, a history of the county. P6

"History of Cass and Bates Counties Missouri." 1883. National Historic Company, St. Joseph Missouri. Biographies, townships in both counties. P6

Clay Co.

"1850 Federal Census of Clay County, Missouri." KS4

"1880 Federal Census of Clay County, Missouri." KS4

Cole Co.

Cooper Co.

"History of Cooper County, Missouri." E. J. Melton, E.W. Stephens Publishing Company, 1937. An account from early times to the present (1937) of the History of Cooper County, Missouri. TLF

Dade Co.

"History of Dade County and Her People." Pioneer Historical Co., 1917. This 2-volume set contains a well-rounded history of the county complete with many biographies. If your target was an adult in the county from around 1890 to 1910 then there's a good chance there's a least a mention. SH1

Douglas Co.

"Ava Cemetery." Douglas County Historical Society, Self-published, 2004. A transcription of Ava Cemetery in the City of Ava, Benton Township, Douglas County, Missouri. Information consists of (at best): name, date of birth, date of death, inscription, and grave location. Some maiden names are given as are some relationships (i.e. Wife of John). DR

"Douglas County Cemetery Book, Volume 1." Douglas County Historical Society, Self-published, 2004. Covers cemeteries located in Buchanan, Buchanan-Spencer, Campbell, Lincoln, Spencer and Washington Townships of Douglas County, Missouri. Information consists of (at best): name, date of birth, date of death, inscription, and grave location. Some maiden names are given as are some relationships (i.e. Wife of John). DR

"Douglas County Cemetery Book, Volume 2, Parts 1 & 2." Douglas County Historical Society, Self-published, 2004. Covers cemeteries located in Benton, Boone, Findley, Miller, Springcreek and Walls Townships of Douglas County, Missouri. Information consists of (at best): name, date of birth, date of death, inscription, and grave location. Some maiden names are given as are some relationships (i.e. Wife of John). DR

"Douglas County Cemetery Book, Volume 3" Douglas County Historical Society, Self-published, 2004. Covers cemeteries located in Brown, Cass, Champion, Clay, Jackson and McMurtrey Townships of Douglas County, Missouri. Information consists of (at best): name, date of birth, date of death, inscription, and grave location. Some maiden names are given as are some relationships (i.e. Wife of John). DR

"Douglas County Cemetery Book, Volume 4" Douglas County Historical Society, Self-published, 2004. Covers cemeteries located in Brushcreek, Bryan, Clinton, McKinley, Richland and Wood Townships of Douglas County, Missouri. Information consists of (at best): name, date of birth, date of death, inscription, and grave location. Some maiden names are given as are some relationships (i.e. Wife of John). DR

Greene Co.

"A Brief History of the First Baptist Church of Springfield Missouri; 1852-1927." Author M.M. Richardson; Pub. by Elkins-Swyers Co., Springfield, Missouri; Date 1928. Descriptions of the Pastors of the First Baptist Church of Springfield, Missouri from 1852-1927; also photos of those pastors. Descriptions and listings of Parishioners of that time, and also those who had passed away, who had a great impact on that church. A basic history of the Church from 1852-1927. JW12

Drury College yearbook, 1948. MF1

"Greater Springfield, MO Telephone Directory - 1954." Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. June 1954. Covers Springfield, Greene County, MO and also contains some numbers from area towns including Republic, Battlefield, Brookline, Ebenezer, Elwood, Galloway, Glidewell, Kissick,Mentor, Nichols, Sequiota, Turners. Most of these places, except for Republic, Brookline and Battlefield, were not incorporated towns but small communities with a store or railroad stop. This resource also has a Yellow Page Section for businesses. CW9

"Historical and Genealogical History of Greene, Co. Missouri." No Author, Goodspeed Bros., Publishers, 1893. Biographies of prominent people and businesses in Greene Co., Missouri. JG

Henry Co.

"1850 & 1860 Census of Henry County, MO." Published by Clinton Daily Democrat. GAH

"Henry County, MO, Marriage Records, 1835-1861." by Williams. GAH, KS4

"History of Henry County, 1910." Uel W. Lamkin. Biographical Sketches. KS4

"History of Henry and St. Clair Counties, Missouri." Henry County Historical Society. Biographical sketches of pioneers, general and local statistics, history and maps. KS4

Howard Co.

"1850 Howard County Federal Census." published by Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, box 206, Chillicothe, MO (No copywright date). Lists in order the families in Howard County, with name, age, sex, place of birth. (is in street order, but no reference to the pages on the census). CNG

"Howard County Missouri Marriage Abstracts Book 4A (Black) 1865-1879." Carolyn N. Gibbons, self-published. Book 4A includes often children and their ages. Many records include where the bride/groom are from and occasionally who the parents are. With rare exceptions includes the name of the official who married them and usually the affiliation if a minister. (In addition to lookups, I will also sell Book 4A, 64 pages, 907 marriages, for $18.50 postpaid.) CNG

"Howard County Missouri Marriage Abstracts Book 4 (White) 1860-1881." Carolyn N. Gibbons, self-published. Many records include where the bride/groom are from and occasionally who the parents are. With rare exceptions includes the name of the official who married them and usually the affiliation if a minister. (In addition to lookups, I will also sell Book 4, 134 pages, something over 2200 marriages, for $25.00 postpaid.) CNG

Howell Co.

"Howell County, MO Cemeteries 1795 - 1987." South Central MO Genealogy Society, 1988, No Publisher listed. All cemeteries located in Howell County listed alphabetically, with names of interred alphabetically within each cemetery. Indexed. CS1, DMH

Iron Co.

"Past and Present: A History of Iron County, Missouri 1857-1994." Iron County Historical Society, 1995. Early History of Iron County, Missouri and it's pioneers. Iron County is located in southeast Missouri and was originally settled in the late 1700's. It became a county officially in 1857. This book is chiefly family histories submitted by local people. It is very large. K3

Jackson Co.

"History of Jackson County, Missouri." Union Historical Company, 1881. Biographical Sketches of its citizens, portraits of early settlers and prominent men. PLS

"Independence and 20th Cen. Pioneers." Pearl Wilcox, 1979. The years from 1900-1928. PLS

"Jackson County Pioneers." Pearl Wilcox, 1975. Early settlements and pioneers of north-eastern and southern Jackson County. PLS

"Union Cemetery Tombstone Inscriptions." KS4

"VITAL HISTORICAL RECORDS JACKSON CO MO 1826-1876." Kansas City Chapter DAR, 1934 by the Lowell Press has some church records and cemetery listing plus a history of the churches. KS4

Jasper Co.

"Polk's Joplin City Directory 1958." R.L. Polk & Co., Publishers, 1958. Complete City Directory with Yellow Pages. Valuable for searches, because census records are not available for this year. Will check for surname(s) or specific individuals. Will send scanned image for surname lookups. CH6

Lafayette Co.

"Machpelah Cemetery, Lexington, Missouri." original cemetery records I have a copy of the original cemetery records. Lists only name, burial date, section, lot and space number. C18

Lewis Co.

"nuggets from '49" (An Account of Pike County Men in the Gold Rush). Condensed from the Diary of James M. Daigh by Owen Hannant Names mentioned: Phillips, Whitaker, Chenoweth, Harryman, Barker, Aiken, Metz, Winegar, Powell, Blair, Brisco, Porter, Conklin, Vertrees, Griswold, Allen, Ross, Burgesser, Bradbury, Beatty, Dennis, Neel, Brown, Roe, Farrand and others. SW6

Maries Co.

Mercer Co.

"Rogers' Souvenir History of Mercer County Missouri and Dictionary of Local Dates," illustrated, W. B. Rogers and N. G. Rogers, Trenton, MO, W. B. Rogers Printing Company, 1911. Over 700 pages with a decent index that indicates the nature of the entry. The most thorough of the Mercer County books, of which I have several. GS

Miller Co.

Moniteau Co.

"Cemeteries of Moniteau County, Missouri Vol. 1." Richard Parker. Some of the cemeteries in Moniteau County, Missouri. GB2

Monroe Co.

"Indian Creek Settlement 1833-1983." Leslie Francis Pike (Monroe County, MO). BL1

"Will Records 1832 - 1852." Elizabeth Prather Ellsbury This book contains listings of wills. The word for word will is not listed but a synopsis listing spouse, children, witnesses and dates. DS4

Morgan Co.

Nodaway Co.

"1850 Census for Nodaway Co., Missouri." TAM

"Abstracted Newspaper Index of Nodaway County, Missouri, 1869-1900" Patricia O'Dell and Vicki Baumli, 1997. This is an index only. Occasionally a few lines of the article are there. LW5

"Census of 1910 Monroe Township, Nodaway County, Missouri plus Village of Skidmore." Transcribed by Pat Chaney, November, 1983. First census on record of Monroe Township and the Village of Skidmore. The 1890 census was lost in a fire. KG3

"On The Banks of The Elk Horn, 1839 - 1974, Volume II." The Graham Historical Society. Contains Graham, Missouri area family histories and notes. KG3

"Past and Present of Nodaway County Missouri 1910, Vol I & II." A reproduction by Unigraphic, Inc 1975. Nodaway County history and early family histories. KG3

I have most publications about Nodaway County MO and am willing to provide help on ancestors! LMM

Osage Co.

Ozark Co.

"A History of Ozark County 1841-1991." Ozark County Genealogical and Historical Society. Family bios, town bios. B14

Perry Co.

"Zion on the Mississippi - The Settlement of the Saxon Lutherans in Missouri 1839 - 1841." Forster, Walter O. Concordia Publishing House, 1953. A 600 page history of the founders of the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod in Perry and St. Louis Counties. Includes several lists of the early pioneers, their land holdings, occupations, etc. DM4

Pike Co.

"History of Pike County, Mo." compiled in 1882. General information on Regiments raised for service in the Civil War. MB2

"History of Pike County Missouri 1883." Mills & Company 1883. An Encyclopedia of useful information, and a compendium of actual facts. A condensed history of the state of Missouri and its chief city-St. Louis; the constitution of the United States and of Missouri, and an abstract of the laws of Missouri; a reliable history of Pike county-its legal, political, official, and war history; a sketch of the bench and bar; the medical fraternity; the Old Ladies of Pike county; schools; churches; the press; material progress and general resources; biographical sketches; incidents; etc. DJN

"Pioneers of Pike County." InfoTech Publications 1992. This book contains the following exerpts: Court Records 1821-1825, Pike County (Old Probate No. 1 & Commissions Record of Strays. Pike County Probate Record Abstracts of Wills & Administrative Bonds, Book "A" 1825-1834, Pike County Probate Record #2, 1834-1840 Wills, Administrative & Guardian bonds, Pike County Marriages, 1840-1851 (From Marriage Book "A") Ministers & Justices (Abbreviations), Agricultural and Mechanical Society of Pike County, Some Citizens of "Old" Bowling Green in the 1880's, The Missouri Compromise Meeting, McDannold Cemetery, Hartford Township-Some "Oldtimers" of Hartford Township . DJN

Polk Co.

"Lindley Creek Cemetery." Laura Hoffer, PCGS, 11 Nov 1999. MK1

Randolph Co.

"Administration & Will Records 1836-1858 Randolph County." Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry. This is not copies of the actual will but rather a synopsis including spouse and children names, date written and probated, etc. DS4

"Cemetery Records of Randolph County, Missouri: Huntsville Volume V- Part I." Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry. This book contains information from the Huntsville Cemetery and also biographies on the following people: BAKER, Joseph L.; BALTHIS, Capt. William H.; BLAIR, William M.D.; BURCKHART, Judge Geo. H.; HOLMAN, Neal; KERBY, Clifton T.; MALONE, Basley W.; MILLER, James HOrace; MINOR, Thomas Benton; OLIVER, John Christian M.D.; SAMUEL, Joseph C.; SEARS, John; SHAEFER, John C.; SHORES,Charles W.; TAYLOR, E.W.; TAYLOR, John H.; TAYLOR, joseph W. M.D. DS4

"Early Marriage records 1829 - 1859 Randolph County, Misouri." Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry. This book lists the names of those married and the dates. DS4

"Records of Randolph County, Missouri 1833 - 1964." Sherida K. Eddlemon, compiler. Heritage Books, Inc., Bowie, MD, 1996. A miscellaneous compilation including early church records, delinquent tax list 1830, cemetery listings (Old Higbee, Fairview, Burton, Jackson, Dunn, and Baker), warranty deeds January - June 1896, patrons of the Atlas 1877, etc. etc. JBCH

St. Clair Co.

"History of Henry and St. Clair Counties, Missouri." Henry County Historical Society. Biographical sketches of pioneers, general and local statistics, history and maps. KS4

St. Louis Co.

"CATHOLIC MARRIAGES SAINT LOUIS MISSOURI 1774-1840." Saint Louis genealogical society records from old forts and settlements on the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. JTD

"Creoles of Saint Louis." Paul Beckwith, Nixon-Jones Printing Co., Saint Lois, 1893. DC1

"Notable St. Louisans in 1900." Edited by James Cox, The Benesch Publishing, Co.,1900. Portraits with name and occupation of notable men of St. Louis in 1900. I will e-mail jpeg scans of portraits. DG5

Scott Co.

"Cemetery Records of Scott Co, Missouri Vol 1." Historian King's Highway Chapter DAR, Sikestown, MO, 1982. Listings from Blodgett City Cemetery, Morley Cemetery (Old and New), Hickory Grove, Moore, Silent Hill Cemetery. SJK

Stoddard Co.

"1850-1860- Federal Census of Stoddard Co., MO." Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry. JSK

"A HISTORY OF THE CAPE COUNTY - STODDARD COUNTY PROFFER FAMILY AND ITS ANTECEDENTS AND DESCENDENTS." author/publisher: ALICE PROFFER SPILLMAN, 1976. SHP

Stone Co.

See also under Carroll Co., AR and these surnames: Allen.

"History of Stone County, Missouri." Stone County Historical Society, 1989. History on the county and its people. B14

McCullough/McCollough Families. Compliments of Edna Hazel McCullough Lowery, there is no title, just several short writings Edna Hazel McCullough Lowery, no publisher, dates start at 1975, last update 2002 by Edna who has since passed on. McCullough/McCollough Families who settled in Stone County, Missouri. TN, OH, IL, IN, MO & AR, migration. Associated families included are: Allen, Andoe, Arnold, Asber, Berry, Bileu, Bonham, Carey, Chism, Clinkenbeard, Coker, Edwards, Fisk, Garrison, Hendricks, Henson, Hobbs, Hulse, Hutchinson, Kimberling, Lander, McCullah-McCullough-McCollough, Meadows, Melton, Moore, Morris, Philbert, Roberts, Scott, Short, Standlee, Stone, Swofford, Wise, Taylor, Wooley. Unbelieveable collections of Core of Engineer maps, before and after Table Rock Lake was put in Stone, Barry, Taney and surrounding counties in Missouri. Family sheets Edna acquired and recorded. Handwritten, in some cases, and typed letters she recieved. Newspaper articles she and her sister Gerogia McCullough Chism, collected over the years, both dcd, now. Some photo's. I have copies of the orginal's, of many from the 1870's to present. Military documents from the War of 1812 and on. Hazel in my opinion had more knowledge on Stone County, Missouri and Northern Arkansas than anyone else, in regards to genealogy. She worked at the National Archives and spent endless hours collecting data to share with her family and friends. D10

Sullivan Co.

"The Complete History of Sullivan County, Missouri Volume II." 1900-1979. Gladys Wells Crumpacker, History Publications, Inc, 1980. Well indexed compilations of people and events-lots of photos and anecdotal vignettes on the following families: Albertson, Anspach, Badger, Bailey, Baldridge, Barnes, Barnett, Beall, Blagg, Broyles, Brummitt, Buckner, Bunch, Burton, Campbell, Cannon, Christy, Clark, Cochran, Coffman, Cosby, Cougill, Cowgill, Cowles, Craft, Crawford, Crumpacker, Dalzell, Daniels, DeWitt, Dodson, Donoho, Ellett, Goddard, Gramling, Halliburton, Hamilton, Hannah, Hardinger, Harris, Hatcher, Henry, High, Jeffers, Johnson, Kent, LaFaver, Lair, Lee, Marr, Martin, Mayfield, McCarty, McCullough, McDuff, McHargue, McNabb, Miller, Montgomery, Moran, Morrison, Murdock, Palmer, Parsons, Payne, Peek, Peters, Peterson, Phillips, Pigg, Pipes, Poole, Porter, Pratt, Price, Purdy, Reger, Reinhard, Rhoades, Rhodes, Riggen, Ross, Samuel, Sandefur, Sayre, Scott, Shatto, Shipley, Simmons, Simpson, Sinclair, Speiser, Springer, Streeter, Stutler, Swearengen, Talley, Taylor, Thorpe, Tittle, Todd, Tucker, Wallace, Watson, Wells, Weston, Wilhite, Williams, Wilson, Wise, Ziegler, and others. JHP

"Pioneer Families of Sullivan County, Missouri." Richard D. Sears, MIRAN Publishers, 1974. Very well indexed genealogical compilation of families by surname. Altiser, Anderson, Arthurs, Baldridge, Banner, Bartlett, Bartley, Boyd, Bray, Crawford, Dalzell, Dare, Emberton, England, Frazier/Fraizier, Gose, Harris, High, Hill, Hoffman, Huffman, Jackson, Lane, Martin-Montgomery, Morehead, Morrow, Page, Payne, Price, Quigley, Reece, Riley, Rodgers, Sears, Simpson, Springer, Talley, Wages, White, Yardley, Zumwalt and others. JHP

Warren Co.

(Charette Township) "The Schakes of La Charette," http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mowarren/intro.html, Lowell M. Schake and family. Published privately, 1997. Document protrays Missouri family farm life, history and genealogy from the early 1800s to present in Charette Township, Warren County, Missouri. An Ethnohistorical discussion also documents the lives of Native Americans, Black Slaves, Southern and German Settlers in this area. Ample documentation and suggested readings are cited throughout the text, oral history, pictorial history and GEDCOM genealogical file of 1,000 individuals. Additionally, the village life of Germans from the Teutoburger Wald is presented from the earliest of recorded history to the present. LMS

Washington Co.

"Bellevue Beautiful View." Bellevue Valley Historical Society, 1983. A history of the Bellevue Valley and surrounding area. Bellevue Valley is in Washington County in Southeast Missouri. It was originally settled in the early 1800's by pioneers from North Carolina, Virginia and Kentucky. It's a very large book, dedicated to individual family histories.K3

Wright Co.

"Wright County, MO, History and Families, 1841-1991." LN2

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