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Isaac A. Clarke, C. R. Hanna, Will
George Mr. McFarland
William P. George,
Rufus G. Salyer, James K. Polk Fancher
Members of the John Gould Fletcher
Camp, after attending the UCV National Reunion in Louisville, Kentucky, May
1900
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Salyer Notes
Judge Tucker and R. G. Salyer
of Golden were amongst the many residents of White River township who had
urgent business in Cassville, Saturday, and had sufficient extra time to
take in the horse race. Cassville Republican, Thursday, August 24, 1893
Will of Jacob Lemaster: The last will and testament of Jacob Lemaster late
of Golden, dated, Aug 30, 1887, was filed Nov 16, 1908, and provides as
follows: 1st, he willed his soul to God, 2nd, he gave the sw 1/4 of nw 1/4
and nw /4 of sw 3/4 in 23 21 25, together with all live stock, grain, etc.,
with all beds and bedding and all household and kitchen furniture at the
time of his death to his wife, Elizabeth E. Lemaster and Nat. E. Lemaster
his youngest son; he directed that all his just debts and funeral expenses
be paid, then Nat. E. Lemaster to have remainder of above named property.
Nat E. Lemaster was appointed Executor without bond. The remaining 80 acres
describes follows: the ne 1/4 of nw 1/4, and se 1/4 of t nw 1/4 to be sold
and the proceeds to be divided between all his children. R. G. and D. D.
Salyer, and Geo. W. Davis were witnesses to the will. November 21, 1908,
Saturday, Cassville Democrat, Cassville, MO
R. G. Salyer went to Chelsea, Okla., Wednesday morning. June 15, 1911,
Thursday, Cassville Republican, Barry Co., MO
Viola News: Misses Bee Tucker and Mary Quinn are keeping house for their
grandfather, R. G. Salyer in Cassville during Mrs. Salyer's absence in
Oklahoma. January 9, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican, Barry Co., MO
Seligman News: R. G. Salyer of Cassville was at his farm, north of town,
Saturday. He reports that the courthouse is ten rounds high and that they
are progressing nicely with the work. This is [a report] reports that we can
understand when we are told that anything so high or so long we can
comprehended the size. September 18, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican,
Barry Co., MO
Big Springs News: R. G. Salyer and wife of Cassville took dinner with C. N.
Still, Saturday. September 18, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican, Barry
Co., MO
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