Munsey Cemetery, Barry Co., MO
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Jan. 29, 1875 |
Dec. 17, 1959 |
SSW: Rose Haddock - Research Note: George Haddock married 1st Flora Pyatt Aug. 4, 1896, daughter of Silvester and Susan Pyatt. He 2nd married Rose Marada Tucker June 20, 1898 and 3rd married Sarah Elizabeth Archer May 13, 1927 in Barry Co., MO. Sarah was married to Elisha Shrum before she married George. Sarah was a daughter of Henry Newton Archer and Lydia Carlisle. Link to George and Sarah Haddock's photo - Link to George and Rose Tucker Haddock's picture: He was a son of Ransom and Sarah (Browning) Haddock, husband of Rose Tucker Haddock. - Munsey News: Rev. George Haddock preached Sunday night and his wife also preached Sunday. October 14, 1909 Thursday, Cassville Republican |
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Sep. 10, 1876 |
Apr. 3, 1924 |
SSW: George Haddock - Research Note: Wife of George R. Haddock, daughter of Francis (Frank) and Emma (Thornton) Tucker. Darla's Note: George R. and Rose Marada (Tucker) Haddock's children were: Emily Marie, Ernest Salee, Frank, Jesse, Dollie Jewell, William Lois, Leslie Edward, and Francis Marian Haddock. |
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Sep. 14, 1927 |
Dec. 7, 1929 |
SSW: Rose Marie Brewer - Research Note: Child of S. F. and Dollie Jewell (Haddock) Hagel. Children of Dollie Jewell Haddock and husband, S. F. Hazel, and 2d husband, Perry M. Brewer, grandchildren of George and Rose (Tucker) Haddock. |
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1839 |
Jan. 3, 1916 |
Research Note: Mother of Rev. James Allen Carter. Her death certificate reads she was born1835 and her son Rev. James Allen "Jim" Carter gave the information. She died Jan. 3, 1916. Her obituary: Mrs. Hall of near Eagle Rock. Passed away Jan. 03, 1916. She was the wife of Elisha Hall, who died about about a year ago, and the mother of Rev. Carter, Mrs. Reading, and Mrs. Couch. All of Eagle Rock. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Beck and the body was laid to rest in the Munsey Cemetery. In the presence of a host of friends and relatives, who mourn her loss. Elizabeth Ferguson was the daughter of James Leroy and Luncille "Lucy" (Waggnor) Ferguson. She was born 1837. Her father was born in Georgia, Dec. 12, 1812, died in Grandview, Carroll, Co., AR, April. 06, 1899. Mrs. Reading, was "Mollie" Mary Emmaline Danley born July 10, 1864 in Green Co., MO, M. Henry Wilburn Reading who was born Aug. 19, 1861, in Quincy, IL, Oct. 27, 1884, Barry Co. Mollie died Oct. 29, 1950. Mrs. Couch, was Margaret Smith. She was the youngest child of Elizabeth. A other one of her daughters married Arthur Reading. and they moved to CA. Elizabeth was married 5 times: George Crabaugh, David Danley, Hastings J. Smith, Charley William Carter and Elisha Hall. |
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HATHCOAT, Noah Lee |
Mar. 27, 1997 |
Mar. 27, 1997 |
Twins Noah and Willis Hathcoat were the children of Greg and Theresa Chandler Hathcoat. Maternal grandparents were Daniel and Patricia (Curry) Chandler. Maternal Great Grandparents were Willis and Edna (Schmitt) Curry. |
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HATHCOAT, Willis Kyle |
Mar. 27, 1997 |
Mar. 27, 1997 |
Twins Noah and Willis Hathcoat were the children of Greg and Theresa Chandler Hathcoat. Maternal grandparents were Daniel and Patricia (Curry) Chandler. Maternal Great Grandparents were Willis and Edna (Schmitt) Curry. |
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Nov. 2, 1925 |
1969 |
SSW: Earl Edmon Hensley - Inscription: "Married May 30, 1969" - Research Note: Audene Garrett was a daughter of Dallas and Elsie Wilson Garrett. Harold Quick was her first husband. Audene Garrett married Harold J. Quick b. May 1, 1911 d. 1969, son of Ralph and Hattie May (Farrington) Quick. Audene Garrett and Harold Quick were married Aug 25, 1945. Harold Quick's mother, Hattie (Farrington) Quick was to married Arthur Maloney Jan 9, 1916. After Harold Quick's death Audene married Earl Hensley May 30, 1969. |
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Jan. 3, 1927 |
July 23, 1993 |
SSW: Audene Henseley - Inscription: "Married May 30, 1969" |
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May 21, 1982 |
Feb. 12, 2002 |
Research Note: Son of Greg Hodge and Becky (Thompson) Hodge. Died in a boating accident. In Loving Memory of Dustin "Dusty" Ray Hodge |
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Dec. 24, 1954 Reading, CA |
Apr. 8, 2007 North Kansas |
Research Note: Temporary Marker - Her obit reads that she was age 52, and of Kansas City, formerly of Golden, died April 8 at North Kansas City Hospital. She was born December 24, 1954, in Redding, California. She was a graduate of Cassville High School and attended Crowder College for two years. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Cassville. Christy Joe Ball Hudgins was a daughter of Oran and Geraldine (Prier) Ball. Christy's maternal grandparents were John and Arizona "Zona" (Skelton) Prier. Her paternal grandparents were Silas and Jennie Skelton Ball. Another Photo |
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Abt. 1842 |
Apr. 5, 1883 |
Inscription: "Age 40, 11 mos and 3 days" - Research Note: Uriah Humphre was listed on the 1880 Roaring River Twp., Barry Co., MO Census. He was 38, born in Missouri with his parents born in Indiana and Ohio. His wife Mary was 36, born in Indiana. Children were: George age 14, Roda age 10, Evie age 7 and Isaac age 5 all born in Missouri. |
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1911 |
1986 |
SSW: Samuel A. Jackson |
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1910 |
1995 |
SSW: Ada F. |
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Feb. 19, 1919 |
Apr. 2, 1919 |
Research Note: Named for my G. Uncle Eldon Truman Ball. |
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Jan. 7, 1833 |
Sep. 3, 1907 |
Research Note: Name was George Washington Jagears. Son of Daniel Duncan Jaggers (1792) and Sarah Bell Sanderson of Chester District, SC. G. W. married Mary Eleanor Clark and Martha Lejernatt Degurnett and had 13 children, including John Marion Jaggers (my G grandfather) and Robert Edwin Jagears of Barry Co. G. W. served in the Confederate Army and was captured at Vicksburg, MS. G. W. was the great grandfather of my mother Gladys Georgia Jaggers through John Marion Jaggers. The name is spelled Jagears, Jaggears and Jaggers on the different census rolls but it is the same George Washington Jagears. |
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JAGEARS, Martha (DEJARNETTE) |
Aug 14, 1851 |
Mar. 28, 1915 |
Research Note: The following obituary probably belongs to Martha (not Marian) Jagears. She was the wife of George Washington Jagears who is buried at Munsey. Newspaper Item - Mrs. Martin Jagears passed quietly away Saturday evening. Consumption was the cause of her death. She had a wide acquaintance and was one of the most highly respected of women. She will be greatly missed in this community and the people of Munsey extend their sympathy to the bereaved family and relatives. May God's richest blessings rest upon them in their sad bereavement. Cassville Republican, April 15, 1915, Thursday - Martha She married George Washington Jagears Sep 1874 in Lafayette, MS. Martha's and George Washington Jajears' children were: Rosa, Largens Lugene, Emma Lula Theodecia, Hattie Lelah, James Leslie, Robert Edwin Jagears. They were all born in Richland, Pulaski Co., MO. Robert Edwin Jagears death certificate reads he was born in Okalano, Mississippi. Robert Edwin Jagears married Elvira Hall daughter of Elisha Hall and his 2nd wife Elizabeth (Logan) Hall of Eagle Rock, Barry Co., MO. Robert and Elvira Jagears are buried in the IOOF Cemetery at Monett, Missouri. |
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Jan. 11, 1919 |
Oct. 14, 1989 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Homer Jones - Research Note: Beulah Mae Maloney was a daughter of Arthur and Hattie (Farmington Quick) Maloney. Her Paternal Grandparents were Samuel Huston and Martha (Tate) Maloney. |
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Dec. 6, 1906 |
Feb. 2, 1985 |
Research Note: Pvt U.S. Army and husband of Beulah M. Maloney Jones. Beulah Maloney Jones and Homer Jones had two children, Alveta and Lloyd Ray Jones. |
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May 22, 1958 |
Dec. 6, 1985 |
Research Note: He was a sn of Homer and Beulah M. (Maloney) Jones. |
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Aug. 12, 1840 |
Nov. 18, 1884 |
Research Note: She was the wife of H. G. Kelley Her name was Amanda (Walters) Kelley. Amanda married Henry C. Kelley Feb 5, 1871 - information was given by July Vietri to Darla. |
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Oct. 25, 1819 |
July 15, 1907 |
Research Note: Wife of Nathan Kelley. |
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Mar. 10, 1822 |
June 15, 1899 |
Research Note: Nathan H. Kelley was born March 10, 1822 in TN and married Karen H. Oct 1, 1838 probably in Johnson Co., Illinois. Their children: Dr. and Rev. Christopher (Greenup) Kelley (doctor at Eagle Rock, MO, for years), Permelia Jane Kelley (Mrs. Henry Dell), Orson Kelley, Austin Kelley, Nancy C. Kelley, Henry C. Kelley, Margaret Kelley, Amanda Kelley, and Rhoda Kelley. |
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1842 |
Oct. 13, 1918 |
Research Note: John W. Kern was born Sep. 12, 1844 in KY, son of John Kern and mother was __erlota Litir of KY. John W. Kern died Oct. 13, 1918. W. T. Ayers gave the information on the death certificate. He was also administrator of John Kern's estate. There was a court recorded published Aug. 12, 1919 in the Cassville Republican of a semi-annual settlement. |
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Dec. 30, 1911 |
Feb. 28, 1912 |
Research Note: Her death certificate states Agnie May Ketcham was born Dec. 30, 1911 and died Feb. 28, 1912. Angie May's parents were Byron and Ida (Burris) Ketcham. |
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Apr. 14, 1879 |
June 25, 1933 |
Research Note: Byron Ketchem married Ida Burris. In the 1909 Atlas, Byron's 80 acres was located off Highway F - leaving the Roaring River State Park going south and before Farm Road 1162 - the turn off for the Munsey Cemetery. The children buried in Munsey Cemetery are Byron's and Ida's. They are: Sadie, Eldon, Willie, Agnes May, and Charles Ketcham. |
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Mar. 26, 1913 |
July 11, 1931 |
Research Note: His death certificate states he was born March 26, 1913 and died July 11, 1931. His father was Byron Ketchem and Ida Burris Ketchem. |
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1907 |
1907 |
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Mar. 17, 1885 |
Jan. 18, 1955 |
Research Note: Ida Burris Ketcham was a daughter of William Henry and Deborah Jane (Garner) Burris. Ida's husband was Byron Ketchem. Informant on her death certificate was Mrs. Jane Stansberry. |
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1840 |
1912 |
Research Note: Jane Ketcham was born abt 1841 in MO. She is listed on the 1880 Hazelwood, Wright Co., MO Census. Jane was listed as age 39, Martha Jane 11, Sada 5, and Byron 1. Her husband died before 1880. |
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1905 |
Mar. 12, 1910 |
Research Note: Munsey News: Byron Ketcham's little girl died at Monett Friday and interment was made at the Munsey grave yard Saturday. They have the heartfelt sympathy of the many friends here. March 17, 1910, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Eagle Rock News: The oldest child of Byron Ketchum died with the measles at Monett March 12 and was buried at Munsey Saturday, the 12th. The bereaved family have our sympathy. March 17, 1910, Thursday, Cassville Republican |
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1909 |
1964 |
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KIRK, Jack |
Jan. 1859 |
Oct. 1907 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Jack Kirk was married to Mary J. Scroggins. They had at least two children, Charles Kirk born in 1891 and Edna born in 1893. Newspaper Item: Jack Kirk: Of Roaring River died Thursday morning of Flux and was buried in the Roaring River Cemetery, Friday. He was a brother-in-law of H. F. Scoggins of this city. Oct 27, 1907. Cassville Republican |
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1821 |
Jan. 30, 1879 |
Inscription: "Aged 57 years" "Wife of M. Kirk" - Research Note: She was the mother of Jackson Kirk. |
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abt 1865 |
1897 |
Research Note: He was married to Mary Scroggins. She was a daughter of James and Rebecca (Brixey) Scroggins. After the death of George Knee, Mary married second, George Parrish. George Knee and Mary Scroggins were married April 15, 1883 in Barry Co., MO. And George Parrish was first married to Mary Yates. |
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May 1888 |
Aug. 1901 |
Research Note: William was born May 1888, according to the 1900 census, and was a son of George and Mary (Scroggins) Knee. Darla's Note: Freeman Knee - Headline Dead - One of the sadest accidents that has happened in this neighborhood occurred Friday, George Parish's little stepson was plowing a single horse which became frigtened at something and jerked the little fellow off the ground and the second jump the boy's head strick a stump, killing him instantly. The lines were around his waist which caused the horse to drag the helpless boy about one hundred yards. Burial took place Saturday at the Munsey Cemetery. Freeman Knee, 14 year old son of Mr. and Mrs George Parish residing near Eagle Rock was killed last Friday. The boy was plowing ground for a turnip patch and had the lines around his waist. Some one drove past the field and the horses became frightened. The boy was thrown to the ground and the lines were made fast under his arms. His body was badley mutilated when picked up and he had fled before reached by members of the family. Cassville Republican Date August 22, 1901, Thursday |
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Apr. 16, 1828 |
Nov. 8, 1917 |
Inscription: "Pvt Co l 8 Ind Inf" - Research Note: Isaac was married to Catherine Carroll, Jan. 4, 1849, in Henry Co., IN. The death certificate states that his parents were Henry and Rachel (Elliott) Leakey. |
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Aug. 17, 1886 |
Nov. 18, 1886 |
Inscription: "Infant son of G. W. and R. C. Cornell" - Research Note: Sylvester Marion Kelley married Delilah Lough (Sylvester was a son of the Eagle Rock doctor, C.G. Kelley.) Delila Lough was a daughter of John and Nancy (Trower) Lough. She had an uncle George Lough born 1853. There was an Isaac W. Lough living in the Roaring River Twp. in 1880. He may have been relatives because they were all born in Kentucky. |
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Dec. 2, 1967 |
Apr. 26, 1976 |
Research Note: Carla Luney was a daughter of Tom and Andrea (McCormack) Luney. Carla's paternal grandparents were Jim and Jessie (Corbin) Luney. Her materal grandparents were Andy Clyde and Ruth (Scott) McCormack. |
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Mar. 13, 1917 |
Nov. 21, 2001 |
Research Note: James Luney married Jessie Corbin. James "Jim" Luney was a son of Tom J. and Ova L. (Patton) Luney who are buried in the Mineral Springs Cemetery, Barry Co., Missouri. |
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LUNEY, Jessie F. (CORBIN) |
Dec. 15, 1917 |
Oct. 7, 2009 |
Research Note: She was a daughter of Homer and Sarah Louise (Garrett) Corbin. On October 6, 1940, in Eagle Rock, she was united in marriage to James Luney, who preceded her in death on November 24, 2001. Also preceding her in death were her parents; one son, Wendell Luney; two granddaughters, Carla Luney and Carrie Lockridge; a son-in-law, Bill Lockridge; two brothers, Earl Corbin and Ervin Corbin and one sister, Vera Easley. Jessie received her education at Cassville. She was a life-long resident of Barry County. |
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July 6, 1916 |
Apr. 8, 2004 |
SSW: George Majors - Research Note: Maye was a daughter of Charles Louis and Lula Mae (Shrum) Garrett. Her maternal grandparents were Frank and Susan Elizabeth (Maloney) Shrum. Her paternal grandparents were Isaac Newton and Ellen Jane (Walker) Garrett. Maye E. Stringer (She married 2nd to J. J. Jock Stringer) Obit - Monett, MO - Maye E. Majors Stringer, 87, of Monett died April 8, 2004, at Cox Monett Hospital. She was born July 6, 1916, in Eagle Rock, MO, to Charley and Lula (Shrum) Garrett. She was a homemaker, was a Baptist and enjoyed crocheting and cooking. She was preceded in death by her husbands George Majors, in 1961, and J. E. Stringer, in 1981. Survivors include three sons, one daughter, one brother; 11 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; five great-great-grandchildren. Graveside services were April 12 at Munsey Cemetery in Eagle Rock under the direction of Williamson Funeral Home in Cassville. Her children were: Lavonne (Mrs. Kenneth Blankenship), Charles Majors, James Majors and George Lee Majors. |
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Nov. 26, 1886 |
Feb. 15, 1961 |
SSW: Maye Majors - Research Note: Husband of Maye (Garrett) Majors - dau of Charles and Lula Maye (Shrum) Garrett. |
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May 27, 1883 |
Mar. 28, 1885 |
Research Note: She was a dau. of Samuel Houston and Martha Jane (Tate) Maloney. Her paternal grandparents were Robert "Hood" and his wife Elizabeth J. Tate. He maternal grandparents were John and Lucinda (Whittington) Maloney (buried in Whittington Cemetery near Munsey Cemetery). John Maloney died in Texas location of grave unknown, possibly in Denton Co., TX. |
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Aug. 25, 1886 |
Apr. 2, 1965 |
SSW: Hattie M. Maloney - Research Note: He was a son of Samuel Houston and Martha Jane (Tate) Maloney, husband of Hattie Maloney. Arthur Willis Maloney married 1st to Jessie Reed Aug. 22, 1912. After her death he married Hattie Farrington Jan. 9, 1916. Their children were: Ray Willis, Beulah Mae, Albert Howard, Troy Hollis, Estell Darrell, Helen Lavon, Arthur Willis, Jr., and Loyd Ernest Maloney. |
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May 22, 1888 |
May 10, 1937 |
Research Note: Son of S. H & M. J. (Tate) Maloney. David Albert Maloney was born May 22, 1888 in Barry Co., MO and died March 10, 1937 in Roaring River Township, Barry Co., MO. He married Leona Shrum daughter of Robert Elijah and Susan (Hall) Shrum. Arthur Willis Maloney, his brother, gave the information on the Death Certificate. |
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June 27, 1922 |
June 29, 1966 |
Research Note: Furlon Maloney was a son of Henry Maloney, grandson of Samuel Houston Maloney and great grandson of John Maloney. Furlon's mother was Mary Elizabeth Easley a daughter of Edward and Mary Elizabeth (Russell) Easley. Furlon served in WWII. |
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June 19, 1891 |
May 24, 1975 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Arthur Maloney |
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Aug. 21, 1892 |
Apr. 9, 1965 |
Research Note: Henry Edward Maloney and was a son of Samuel Houston Maloney. He md. Mary Elizabeth Easley July 3, 1916. He first married Anne Adeline Carroll - after that he md. Anna Adeline "Angie" on June 15, 1911. They had one child, Jessie Valentine Maloney (Mrs. Dale Saville). Henry and Mary Elizabeth Easley Maloney's children were: Elige "Faye" (Mrs Oman Ball), Jessie Evelyn, Furlon Lloyd, and Norma Edith (Peterson) (Gari) Maloney. |
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Aug. 17, 1891 |
Oct. 24, 1912 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: 1st wife of Arthur Maloney, and a daughter of James Wesley Reed. Jessie's brothers and sisters were, James W. Reed, Verga Narcissus Reed (Mrs. Grant Monroe Aldridge), George A. Reed, Goldie Reed (Mrs. Jessie Garner), Pierce E. Reed. Jessie Reed Maloney's obituary: Eagle Rock News: Jessie Reed Maloney died at the home of her father, October 24th, after about three weeks illness of typhoid fever. Jessie was in the bloom of life, being 21 years old. She was married August 22nd to Arthur Maloney and resided near Eagle Rock. She leaves a husband, father, mother, two sisters, and two brothers and a host of friends to mourn her death. The funeral services were conducted on the 25th, by Rev. Will Ireland of Cassville in the presences of a large number of the deceased's friends and neighbors. The bereaved ones have our sympathy. Nov. 7, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Jessie's mother was Bethana (Roller) Reed a daughter of James Madison and Louisiana Adeline (Skelton) Roller. Her paternal grandparents were George Reed and his 1st wife, Narcissus M. West. |
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Jan. 18, 1920 |
Mar. 1922 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was a daughter of Henry Edward and Mary Elizabeth (Easley) Maloney. Jessie Evelyn Maloney was just learning to walk good. On a cold March day there was a fire in the fireplace. She fell into the fire and died as a result. Her paternal grandparents were Samuel Houston Maloney and his wife Martha (Tate) Maloney. Her material grandparents were Edward Easley and his wife Mary Elizabeth (Russell) Easley. |
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July 23, 1885 |
July 31, 1885 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Son of S. H. & M. J. Maloney" - Research Note: Son of Samuel Houston Maloney and Martha Jane (Tate) Maloney |
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Nov. 2, 1922 |
Nov. 18, 1988 |
Research Note: She was a daughter of Oscar and Vicey (Ennis) Brooks, and the 1st wife of Furlon Maloney and 2nd wife of Charles W. (Todd) Cole. |
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MALONEY, Ray Willis |
Nov. 14, 1916 Barry Co., MO |
Nov. 26, 1927 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was the son of Arthur Willis and Hattie May (Farmington) Maloney |
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Mar. 6, 1850 |
June 27, 1911 |
Research Note: Samuel Houston Maloney, a son of John Maloney md. Martha Jane Tate, Apr 3, 1869. He was a son of John and Lucinda (Whittington) Maloney. They were listed on the 1850 census for that county: John Maloney 36 born in KY, Lucinda, age 29, born in IN, M. (Margery Ann b. June 14, 1842, MO), Catherine b. Feb. 27, 1844 in MO, Julia Ann b. June 13, 1846 in MO and S. H. born March 6, 1850 in TX. They traveled to Texas with Lucinda's Whittington family returning to Missouri just before the Civil War. The last known of John Maloney was when he enlisted in the Mexican War at the Elm Fork of the Trinty River in Grayson Co., TX. Samuel Houston Maloney's grandparents were John Whittington and his wife Catherine David. |
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July 20, 1955 |
June 7, 2000 |
Research Note: Paul was a son of Haupt Mayo and Mr. Mayo. He was the step-son of Charles Dowden "Chuck" Edwards, Haupt's 2nd husband. |
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June 2, 1863 |
Mar. 3, 1905 |
Research Note: March 25, 1905, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Mrs. John A. McKee died on the 3rd inst. and funeral services were conducted on the afternoon of the 4th by a minister from Eureka Springs, after which the remains were buried in Mucey Cemetery. Mrs. McKee had only been in this community a short time, coming here from Kansas in the fall of 1903 for her husband's health, yet she was held in high esteem by all who knew her. Her death is a sad blow to her husband and two little girls and they have the sympathy of all in their sorrow. |
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Mar. 18, 1961 |
Nov. 11, 1997 |
SSW: Karen Louise Miller - Inscription: "Married July 16, 1983" - Research Note: Son of Allene Ball Miller and J. R. Miller. Brian's paternal grandparents were Richard and Opal Wood Miller. His maternal grandparents were Allen and Julia (Easley) Ball. - Obit: Brian Patrick Miller, age 36, of Joplin, passed away at 9:55 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 11, 1997 at Freeman Hospital West from injuries he sustained in an auto accident south of Joplin on Highway NN. Mr. Miller was born March 18, 1961 in Monett, MO and was a resident of Joplin since 1978, moving from Granby. He was a 1979 graduate of Parkwood High School, and attended Missouri Southern State College. He worked for Consumers for 13 years. He was a general contractor and owned and operated Total Image Construction Co. for the past 9 years. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church. He Married on July 16, 1983 in Joplin. Additional survivors include three sons, all of the home, his parents, of Joplin: a brother; of Joplin, a sister; of Joplin: paternal grandparents, Richard and Opal Miller, of Cassville; and maternal grandmother of Eagle Rock, Missouri. |
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Aug. 6, 1903 |
Mar. 29, 1971 |
Research Note: On Social Security information, Death Residence Localities: Berwyn, Forestview, and Stickney, Cook Co., IL |
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Dec. 19, 1838 |
May 9, 1891 |
Research Note: Sarah was was the grandmother of M. B. Munsey, and mother to J. A. Lewis (James A. Lewis) M. B. Munsey was daughter of Charles Albert and Mary (Smith) Munsey. Mary was a daughter of John and Sarah (Tucker) Lewis Smith. Sarah was a daughter of James and Catherine (Bradley) Tucker. Her husbands were Abraham Lewis, John Smith, Joseph Hill and Frank Morrison. Cassville Republican, Feb 11, 1892, Court Proceedings - estate of F. M. Tucker, admr. of the estate of Sarah A. Morrison, dec'd, $23.02, due [c_nie?]. George Reed va. Est. Sarah Morrison, set for March 14. November 12, 1891, Thursday, Cassville Republican "Probate Court Proceedings: Judge E. B. Utter, Presiding, Monday, Nov 9: Est. Sarah A. Morrison, dec'd adm'rs, report of private sale of real estate approved." |
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Abt. 1857 |
Jan. 8, 1874 |
White River Twn 1860 Census lists Amanda E. 3 years old with her parents J. B. and Fanny Munsey. Listed also were her brother and sisters: Mary E. 5, Charles 4, Emily 1. |
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Abt. 1851 |
Nov. 3, 1854 |
Research Note: Age 3. Research Note: Charles Albert "Bud" Munsey donated the land for the Munsey Cemetery. |
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Abt. 1843 |
Nov. 12, 1854 |
Research Note: Age 11. Research Note: Charles Albert "But" Munsey donated the land for the Munsey Cemetery. |
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Abt. 1850 |
Nov. 5, 1854 |
Research Note: Age 4. Charles Albert "Bud" Munsey donated the land for the Munsey Cemetery. |
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Abt. 1845 |
Dec. 4, 1854 |
Research Note: Age 9. Charles Albert "Bud" Munsey donated the land for the Munsey Cemetery. George was born about 1845 a son of Joseph B. Munsey and his wife Tammer Munsey. |
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May 1854 |
Nov. 6, 1854 |
esearch Note: Agee 6 mos. Charles Albert "Bud" Munsey donated the land for the Munsey Cemetery. John Munsey was born about May 1854. John was born 1854 and was a son of Joseph B. and Tammer Munsey. |
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Abt. 1808 |
Oct. 4, 1872 |
Research Note: Joseph B. Munsey, age 64, husband of Tammer Munsey. Joseph B. Munsey was born in New Hampshire according to the 1860 Barry Co., MO census. His wife was Fanny and was 39, born in TN. Children: Mary E.,, 5, born in MO, Charles, 4, born in MO, Amanda, 3,, born in MO, Emily, 1, born in MO. In the same household, Mary Gass, Domestic, born in TN, James A. McColon, age 36, Ohio, and Jerry Miller 27, IL. J. B. Munsey's son Charles Albert "Bud" Munsey was the one who gave the land for the Munsey Cemetery and Munsey School. The 1870 Roaring River Twp Census: J. B. Munsey, 56, born in NH, Janice 51, TN, Mary 15, MO, Charles, 13, MO, Marda 12, MO, Frances 11, John H. Munsey, 9, MO, Mary Gass, 48, TN. J. B. Munsey fought for the Union Army in the Civil War. Joseph B. Munsey purchased Section 6 of township 21, range 26 in 1852 Barry Co, Missouri. |
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Jan. 1, 1862 |
Mar. 6, 1882 |
Research Note: Wife of Charles Albert Munsey was a son of Joseph Munsey. |
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Oct. 20, 1887 |
Oct. 26, 1887 |
Research Note: Child of John H. Munsey, son of Joseph Munsey and Nancy (Dell) Munsey. |
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July 10, 1866 |
Bet. 1887 - 1888 |
Research Note: Wife of C. A. Munsey, age 21 years, 5 months and 4 days. Mary J. Smith was over 21 years old when she died and she was born July 10, 1866. That makes her death between 1887 and 1888. She was the 2nd wife of Charles Albert "Bud" Munsey and a daughter of John M. and Sarah Jane (Tucker) Smith. Charles Albert "Bud" Munsey married Mary J. Smith March 1, 1883. They had two children Myrthe B. Munsey md. Christopher Easley and Nora who died as a baby. |
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June 15, 1881 |
Aug. 13, 1883 |
Research Note: Daughter of C. A. and Lucinda Munsey, age 2yrs, 1 mo, 29 days. Minnie May Munsey was born June 15, 1881 (Researcher Wadene Bennett) and died August 13, 1883, and was a daughter of Charles Albert "Bud" Munsey and his first wife Lucinda. |
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Sep. 8, 1887 |
Jan. 25, 1888 |
Inscription: "Dau of C. A. and Mary Munsey" |
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Jan. 9, 1896 |
June 28, 1898 |
Research Note: He was a son of C. A. and M. E. Munsey. O. L. Munsey was a son of Mary Eveline (Kelley) Munsey daughter of Orson Hyde and Eliza Jane (Howard) Kelley. Charles Albert "Bud" Munsey and Mary Eveline (Kelley) Munsey had the following children: Charles A., Maggie M., Ida Inez, O. L., Elsie O., Arnold, Orvil L., Osro Oren. L. - Arnold was really Olin Arnel and Orvil was Edwin Orvil - Orvil was spelled Owrow. |
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Jan. 15, 1821 |
Jan. 14, 1888 |
Research Note: Research Note: Wife of Joseph B. Munsey |
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Research Note: Might read - Suisa? M., dau of |
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