| GREGG - WELLS Photo
posted 12/19/2005
Don Gregg
don@powwwer.net
Would like to know the identity of the person in this photo found in my grandmother's home. My grandmother was Pearl May WELLS GREGG. If you know who it is, please let me know.
FOSTER - CORNETT - WROOT
posted 12/17/2005
John A. Foster
johnealogy@aol.com
My grandfathers cousin, Merle FOSTER was born around 1906. He is showing up with the John CORNETT family of Henry Co. Missouri in the 1920 census as orphaned and 1930 census as Adopted son. Merle is the actual son of Ross Lyndon FOSTER and Anna Isabell WROOT. Merle shows up in the 1910 census as living with his grandparents George and Elizabeth WROOT in Almena, Norton Co., Kansas. Merle's brothers Archibald b. 1902 and Cecil b. 1905 were raised by their Uncle Silas FOSTER. Our family has no idea where to go from here. Merle is not metentioned in either John or Sarah's obits. If anyone can help, please contact.
AVERY
posted 12/17/2005
Jon Avery
avery@ccil.org
Looking to find death proofs and/or wills, if they exist, for Rev. Henry AVERY (d. 26 Sep 1845, Tebo Twp, Henry Co, MO) and his wife, Elizabeth Green AVERY (d. 6 May 1846, Calhoun, Henry Co.). Does Henry Co. courthouse maintain will and probate records back to 1845, 6?
REECE - DAVIES - DAVIS - PERRIN
posted 12/17/2005
Charles Daniel Reece
dreece@mail.win.org
I would like to research both of my grandparents: Charles Wilbur (?) REECE, and Murty DAVIES (DAVIS?). Grandmas Mother was a PERRIN. I know they all lived in Brownington, but have no idea where they're each from. I'd greatly appreciate any help in this endevour.
GLOVER - INSKEEP
posted 12/17/2005
Virginia Winn Parker
Winngen7391@aol.com
Have an old picture done in Deepwater by G. W. Rauch, Photographer of a family named GLOVER who are probably related to the INSKEEP families. There is the mother and father, a boy about 10, a girl about 8-9, and three younger boys, about 6,4,and 2. Two youngest boys appear to be blond, next two are a little darker in hair color and oldest boy is darker yet. Father is holding the youngest boy; oldest boy is standing in middle of and behind parents; little girl is seated as is the probable 4 year old boy. No dates of names appear on back except GLOVER surname and "probably related to INSKEEP family".
TODD - CRUM - GUMP - DANIEL
posted 12/1/2005
Stacy Smith
srsmith25@yahoo.com
I am looking for more information on the children and descendants of Calvin TODD and Mary Ann CRUM. They divorced and Mary married Amos G. BOYLES in 1869. They are in the 1870 Henry County, Bogard Twp census with under Amos G. BOYLS with Calvin and Mary's children Francis, Margaret and Nancy. They are not in the 1880 census with Amos, who is listed as a widow, nor are they in the census with Calvin. There is a marriage for Margaret Jane TODD September 25, 1878, to a Jacob DANIEL in Henry County and also a marriage for a Frank TODD to Jane GUMP in Henry County September 24, 1882. I would really like to find out more on Calvin and Mary's children and also find out when Mary Ann (CRUM) BOYLES died.
THOMAS - NEATHERY
posted 11/22/2005
Olivia Smith
oquilter@sbcglobal.net
Looking for descendants of Cornelius THOMAS and Sarah NEATHERY. They had 10 children. They were Elizabeth, Exony, Martha Ann, Mary Jane, Henry Clay, Harriet F., James Samuel, John Walter, Charles WEsley, Nancy Sephronia. I am from the family of John Walter THOMAS. I have some information on this family, but not everyone. Please contact me.
REYNOLDS - STATON
posted 11/22/2005
Dacia Reynolds
dacia02@charter.net
Is anyone familiar with any REYNOLDS from Festus, Joaquim, Plattin and Chrystal City? Richard REYNOLDS, Father, sons Frank, Dan, Squire, dau. Ida and Dora. They were related to Isiah STATON who was in Bogard in 1880. Any info on him would be so appreciated. Thank You.
STATON - REED - REYNOLDS
posted 11/22/2005
Dacia Reynolds
dacia02@charter.net
I am researching my Grandmothers family. In June of 1880 they were in Bogard census. Isiah STATON was her father and Adeline REED STATON her Mother. We were always told her name was Anna Elizabeth but the census lists her as B. Annie. 10 years old. I cannot figure that one.I think she was born in MO. She died in Indiana in 1897 so we never knew her and my Dad left home at 12 and the info is spotty. I would love to know where the family went after Bogard. She and my Grandfather, William Furness REYNOLDS must have met in MO. Any hints or info you can give me would be appreciated.
McNEIL - RICKER - SEATON
posted 11/22/2005
Rich West
frog_west@yahoo.com
I am wanting to share information with the descendants of James McNEIL and Sarah Clay RICKER SEATON who were originally from Maries and Osage counties. Although we no longer have an organized family reunion we still meet occasionally. Please respond if you are interested in attending any of these gatherings.
SEIFRIED
posted 11/1/2005
J. A. Whetstone
JAWhetstone6@aol.com
Looking for information (history) on Edward E. SEIFRIED (Grandfather), Born: Clinton, Mo. Henry County, 1879. Also his father, I believe to be William SEIFRIED born about 1850. Mother's name may be Elizabeth (Liza) born about 1852. Edward E. served in the 2 Missouri Volunteers "Langor Light Guard" Spanish American War. He enlisted at Clinton, Mo. 1898 and served as a musician. Died, Portland Or., 1916.
GUILLETT - WEAVER
posted 9/22/2005
Barbara J. Bennett
bj1228@mchsi.com
Looking for information on Martha GUILLETT. She was married to William WEAVER. Martha came from a large family in the Clinton area during the 1860's. She was my great-grandmother.
HELM - McDONALD - NEVILLE
posted 9/22/2005
Dorothy Griffith
dotgriff@juno.com
Lived Henry Co 1880-1910, Samuel Helm b: 1833 OH, wife Martha J. NEVILLE b: 1847 OH, mother-in-law Elizabeth McDONALD NEVILLE b: 1830 IN, raised in Brown Co, OH, was living with his family in 1880. What became of the 6 HELM children? Where are these people buried? All clues appreciated.
SMITH - JONES
posted 9/22/2005
Melissa
blueeyes32000708@hotmail.com
I'm looking for Ina May JONAS SMITH. She was married to Benjamin SMITH. His father was Willis Harmon SMITH. Any help would be appreciated.
BUCHANAN - BARKER
posted 9/13/2005
Sylvia Sullivant
ssulivan@Alltel.net
Searching for any information regarding my ggg-grandparents. Harriett Newell BARKER, b. 24 Feb. 1834 in Pa., d 18 Aug 1880, in Windsor. On 25 July 1857, she married Thomas Jefferson BUCHANAN, b. 21 August 1835 in Mo., d. 30 Jun. 1917 in Thomas, Oklahoma. Their children were Julia (1858), Edward Powers (1859), Ella (1862), Thomas Jason (1865), and Mary E. (1872). I would especially like to know where in Pa. Harriett was born, and names of her parents. Thanks in advance for your assistance.
PARKS
posted 9/6/2005
Kathy Parks Logan
kathy.inwa@verizon.net
The following query was submitted to this site. I have a lot of information for her but the email is closed. If you, Susan, read this query, please get hold of me: PARKS - posted 8/31/2002 - Susan Parks Huskey (catz4susan2@aol.com) - I am trying to find information on my dad's side of the family which is PARKS. I know most of them are from Clinton and at one time my family owned Tightwad. I have some information from the Parks Cemetery and chapel, but I would like to go back farther. If anyone know's of any information, please e-mail. My great-grandfather was John Lunceford PARKS.
PARKS - LEE - DAVIS - DUNNING
posted 9/6/2005
Ronald L. Parks
skraprl@cox.net
I am looking to find living descendents of Thomas B. PARKS born at Leesville, Missouri, April 10, 1860, and is a son of Bird D. and Lourinda J. (LEE) PARKS. Bird D. PARKS, the father, was born in Kentucky. Mr. Parks had the following children: Pearl, married Mode DAVIS, Clinton; Clayta, married Albert DUNNING, Jr., Fairview township; Zoe, at home with his parents; Manford, resided on his father's farm until he became a soldier in the National Army; Gordon, a midshipman in the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland; Mildred, a teacher in Saskatchewan, Canada, and Vivian,. a graduate of the Clinton High School, class of 1918. I'm hoping to find a living relative of this Parks line to take part in DNA testing. I have taken a DNA test and would like someone to take one from this line to look for a connection. Any help in tracking this line down would be deeply appreciated.
HOPEWELL CEMETERY
posted 8/22/2005
Sherry Gilbert
sdg_222@hotmail.com
Looking for someone that would be willing to take 2-3 photo's of grave stones with a digital camera and e-mail them to me. I am willing to pay a resonable fee for this.
McMILLEN - GIVENS - MEYERS
posted 8/22/2005
Robert L. McMillian
rmcmillian@cnbcom.net
I am Robert L. McMillian b: in Deepwater, Mo. Looking for Ancestors and info on g. grandfather James M. McMILLEN, b: 1828, Henry Co., Tebo Twp Mo. d:?, m: 22 Sep 1856, Caroline G. GIVENS b:1840 Tebo twp. d:?, Need death dates, Obit, Parents, any and all possible info please. Need married dates of John William McMILLEN and Mary Jane MEYERS McMILLEN and any history/info on both please. John W. is my grandfather. Trying to trace as far back as possible. Have additional info on McMILLEN and MEYERS, will share. Have Family tree and ancestry programs.
CHILDERS - FUQUA - RUSCH
posted 8/22/2005
Marilyn Hicks
marnie@cebridge.net
Attempting to locate information on my great-grandmother's sister. Her name was Kate or Katie CHILDERS, father was Henry L. K. and mother was Sally FUQUA. She was born in 1874 as she shows to be age 6 on the 1880 census. POB was probably Clinton although her parents were in Tebo Twp in 1860. I have no information about her beyond this except that she might have married someone with surname RUSCH who may have lived in the Coal community or that vicinity. Any help will be appreciated.
BRIGGS
posted 7/31/2005
Connie Frizzell
doublezee@knoxy.net
We are looking for information on Albert BRIGGS. He would probably be in his 70s or early 80s.
WARD - HENRY - PRUITT - LATIMER
posted 7/31/2005
Fran Chancellor
gfrc35@hotmail.com
I am seeking information on John WARD who had a daughter, Martha Ann WARD, b 1817 MO. Martha married William M. HENRY. She died AR 1890. John WARD married Peggy PRUITT LATIMER in Mercer Co KY in 1818. He died in Hempstead Co AR 1844.
FINKS - PEARSON
posted 7/31/2005
Jerrie Leuteritz
RLeuteri@aol.com
Looking for information about my father Nelson M. FINKS, born in Henry County in 1906. His mother Florence FINKS PEARSON lived in Arkansas until her death in 1973.
ROBERTS - CRAIG - SMITH
posted 7/31/2005
Sue Oberg
blacknosey@mac.com
My grandfather, Burniss Craig ROBERTS born Apr 1 1896 in Deepwater, son of Samuel Lewis ROBERTS born May 28 1870 in Osceola and Mrytle Flora CRAIG ROBERTS born Apr 8 1875 in Deepwater. Looking for information on Samuel Lewis ROBERT's father, believed to be Eric ROBERTS born about 1844 in Osceola, St Clair County, and his mother Laura SMITH ROBERTS born about 1844 in Osceola.
ELLEDGE
posted 7/15/2005
Marie Griffin
mgriffin43@cox.net
Seeking information on Isaac Elledge, born April 1834 in Edgar County, IL. Died May 1902 in Henry County, MO.
MILES - PAXTON - GOSSETT - LYTLE - GILMAN
posted 7/15/2005
Laura Anderson
kalkowski@mindspring.com
Stephen MILES and wife Nancy "Nannie" Ann PAXTON arrived in Henry County around 1880, give or take a couple years. They lived there until their deaths in the 1920s. One of their daughters, Clara F. Finks Pearson, also stayed in Henry county, until her death in the 1970s. I think the rest of the MILES children went elsewhere, to Montana, Wyoming and Colorado. Nanny (Nancy) MILES, daughter of Stephen MILES and Nannie PAXTON, was born about 1874 or '75 in (I think) Cass Co., MO, and was raised in Henry county. She married William Nalley GOSSETT on 21 June 1893 at Lewis Station, Henry Co., MO. William and Nanny GOSSETT had three children - Beulah, Florence and Della Gossett - in (or near) Lewis Station, and then Nanny died in 1900. William remarried, to Margaret "Maggie" LYTLE, on 19 Feb 1902 at Huntingdale (in or near Lewis Station). Margaret LYTLE was the daughter of Spencer LYTLE and wife Harriett LOWRY or LURIE or LURA or some other spelling. Marrgaret LYTLE was born 1873 in Sedalia, Pettis county MO. Her children with WIlliam Nalley GOSSETT were Leland, Owen, Nellie Alice, Wilbur, Ella and Ralph. Sometime around Dec 1911, the GOSSETT family moved to Manderson, Big Horn county, Wyoming. The children mentioned, Nellie Alice died 8 Sep 1909 and Wilbur GOSSETT died 26 Mar 1911, but I haven't been able to find them in the Henry county cemeteries. I also cannot find them in the family plot in Wyoming. I still think they died in Missouri, though. (W. N. Gossett's Public Sale at the Spencer Lytle farm was dated Wed., Nov. 1, 1911. The farm was 5 miles west of Calhoun, MO, 2-1/2 mi. N of Lewis Station, 10 mi NE of Clinton.) I have done a bit of research on the MILES family, the GOSSETTs and the LYTLEs. Harriett LOWRY's mother was Martha PAXTON, a sister to Nannie PAXTON who married Stephen MILES. Buelah GOSSETT married H. H. GILMAN and my contacts in the GOSSETT family seem to think that Beulah and her husband stayed in Lewis Station. I have found nothing about them so far. If anyone is interested in these families, please contact me. I would still like to know more about the families' time in Henry County. I found Stephen Miles' homestead in the very north part of Deer Creek twp, north of Lewis Station, and I think the Gossetts and Lytles were in Tebo twp. I would love to know if they are mentioned in those Henry County History books, but I haven't been able to find one yet. They would be in the books covering 1885-1900 and 1901-1911. I wonder also if there are any remnants of the old farms left. Pictures would be great! I'd be happy to share any of my data if anyone is interested!
WIGGINTON
posted 7/12/2005
Dottie DeShazier
dndeshazier@yahoo.com
Looking for information on the WIGGINTON's who lived in Henry County. Hif you have information on this family, please email me. Thanks.
SALEM-ALLEN CEMETERY
posted 7/12/2005
Carol Roth
croth745@earthlink.net
We recently purchased the farm which is the location of the first Presbyterian Church in Henry County. The property also contains the Salem-Allen Cemetery. I am looking for any information about the history of the church and cemetery.
AKERS - MOORE
posted 7/12/2005
Kenneth Moore
KennethMoore@centurytel.net
My name is Kenneth MOORE and I live in Hartville, MO. My mother was born in Clinton, MO. I'm looking for my great-grandparents Ed and Alice AKERS in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Sure would appreciate any help. I've been looking for a long time.
RAINS - CHASTAIN - YOUNG - RENFRO
posted 7/12/2005
Jamella L. Smith
gregs_little_angel2002@yahoo.com
I am looking up my father's side. His name was James Douglas RAINS; my grandfather James Roland RAINS; my great-grandfather James Ora RAINS. I know that James Ora RAINS married Ora Bell CHASTAIN; her parents were Daniel Roland and Julia Ann RENFRO CHASTAIN. They are buried in Tebo Cemetery in Leesville Township. Daniel Roland CHASTAIN's parents were Jeremiah and Tabitha YOUNG CHASTAIN. Tabitha YOUNG's parents were George Newton and Rachel ROWLAND YOUNG. If you have any information on the kids I would appreciate it.
HENDRICKSON
posted 7/12/2005
Connie Frizzell
doublezee@knoxy.net
We are looking for Keith and Louis HENDRICKSON. They went to school at Deepwater in 1943. Any information would be appreciated.
SMITH - WARREN
posted 6/29/2005
L. Turney
Belpt@cox.net
I am researching a Lewis M. SMITH family that resided in Deepwater Twp. after 1880. They emigrated from Delaware Co, OH. On the 1900 Henry Co, MO Census, Lewis was born Apr 1847, his wife Callie C., born Nov 1852, and son Earl D., born May 1878. They had another son, Harry born abt. 1876. Also on the 1900 Census was Lewis's niece, Gertrude WARREN, born Jul 1877, who I am looking for. I would like to get in touch with descendants of this family and fill them in on other members who resided in Ohio.
COLLIER - ANDERSON - DeBOW
posted 6/29/2005
Christle DeBow Scheuber
gmasugar@quik.com
Looking for information on Moses COLLIER born 1827 Garret Co. Ky. died Aug 9, 1900 Henry Co. Mo. married Dec. 29, 1851 to Mary Katherine ANDERSON and she died in 1873. He remarried my ggrandmother Amy T. DeBOW Dec. 25, 1873. I am trying to find decendants of Moses to find out where my ggrandmother went after he died. If any info exists I would be very pleased to find it. According to online info Moses is buried in Bear Creek Cemetery. Is there any way some one living near could find the info and if a headstone exists, send me a picture? Thank you very much.
STRICKER - WALKER
posted 6/29/2005
Malcolm Stricker
smokeynsylvia@yahoo.com
Looking for decendents of Peter STRICKER. My father was Victor Eugene STRICKER and my mother was Wanda May (Mae) WALKER.
EDMONSTON - ROYCE
posted 6/29/2005
Lee Edmonston
lkemte272@verizon.net
Looking for information on my great great grandfather Argyle EDMONSTON, born 1824 in Dubois, Indiana, the son of North Carolina native William EDMONSTON and his wife Elizabeth ROYCE EDMONSTON. Argyle was a brother of William Clay EDMONSTON, a long-time resident and businessman in Clinton. I believe Argyle came to Henry County in 1861 from Bates County, after the boarder wars between Kansas and Missouri and Order #11 forced all residents out of Bates County.
HUTCHINSON - WILLIAMS
posted 6/29/2005
M. Moreland
Nve1999@aol.com
Looking for family information on Mary Jane HUTCHINSON Dec 23 1841 - Jan 8 1923. Married Calvin Lee WILLIAMS about 1864. He was born July 11 1830, Howard Co, MO, lived in Fields Creek area. His parents are William and Ann WILLIAMS of KY.
DeVOE - JENKS - BROWN
posted 6/7/2005
Duane DeVoe
devoed@le-win.net
Looking for help with this family and any living relatives of William and Mary Jane (JENKS) DeVOE who lived in Clinton, MO. with 4 children; Charles Albert, Wesley Charles, Cora May, and Goldie Belle (DeVOE) BROWN.
DICKINSON - LAMKIN
posted 6/7/2005
Mary Ann Lowary
LOWARY@mail.nwmissouri.edu
I am looking for biographical information about and a photo of Mary Cabel DICKINSON LAMKIN. She was the wife of Northwest Missouri State University's fifth president, Uel LAMKIN. We are celebrating the University's centennial and I am trying to get information about each of the presidents' wives and their photos.
GALLOWAY
posted 6/7/2005
Barry F. Graham
bfgraham@hotmail.com
I am initiating a new research project regarding my great, great, great grandfather Corporal John William GALLOWAY, 7th Missouri State Militia Cavalry who records show on 2 May 1863 was killed by confederate irregular forces while at his home on leave in Springfield Township, Henry County, Missouri. Specifically, I'm seeking more information about the killing, as I thought this story might have made the local newspapers? Also, I'm seeking to identify where John William GALLOWAY is buried there in Henry County, as the location is unknown to me and other researchers.
ANDERSON
posted 6/7/2005
Carrie Drda
cdrda@sbcglobal.net
I'm interested in learning more about Nancy ANDERSON. Was her grave moved? Is there any more information about her?
SWEAT - WARE
posted 5/15/2005
Heintzware
Heintzware@cs.com
I am trying to find information on George A. SWEAT, great-grandfather of my husband Benjamin F. WARE, born in Excelsior Springs, Mo., died in 1948 at Lathrop, Mo. Need to know his Indiana tribe and h is parents name also.
FOSTER
posted 5/7/2005
Victoria Sills
southronlady@4state.com
I have been trying to find the family of my ggrandfather, John P. FOSTER, who was born, March 3, 1846, in MO. We have always thought that he was born in Benton Co., MO, in Warsaw, but I have exhausted all of the census records from that county, with no John FOSTER listed in any of the census that would match his age, or even be close. I found a John FOSTER, matching the age of my ggrandfather, who was in Henry Co. in 1850, living with his mother Franky, and brother William FOSTER. I also have found the same family in 1860 with mother being listed as Frances FOSTER. I know that my ggrandfather's mother was born in VA., and his father in TN. The Frances (Franky) listed in the 1850 and 1860 Henry Co. census was born in VA. However, no father is listed on either of these census records from Henry Co. My ggrandfather, John P. FOSTER, named his first daughter Frances. Also, he had a son named William. This is the first shred of hope I have found in all the years that I have been searching. If anyone knows anything about this family, I would surely love to hear from you.
LEPSCUM
posted 5/7/2005
Jerilyn Perry
jphatboy999@yahoo.com
I am looking for information about my Dad's side of the family. My great grandfather, James Charles LEPSCUM and his son Charlie are both buried in Englewood Cemetary. I am looking for any other info available.
MARLOW
posted 5/7/2005
Walt Marlowe
marlowe@nemr.net
Looking for information on the Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Springfield Township. Does anyone know if there is any records left on the families that are buried there? I am looking for information on the MARLOW family. Current families or past that might lead me to current families.
BARDEN
posted 5/7/2005
Richard Jones
Jones_1075@msn.com
Looking for any info on Susan, Viriginia and Sarah BARDEN. In 1870 these girls would have been 28, 21, and 16. They are all daughters of Alfred and Anna BARDEN of Henry Co.
FISHER
posted 4/24/2005
Michelle Cottam
mcottam24@comcast.net
I am looking for the parents of Arthur Lewis FISHER Jr. he was born 8 Dec 1895 in Henry co. Missouri. His dad's name is Arthur Lewis FISHER Sr. and I believe he was also born in Missouri around 1860 and according to some census both his parents were also born in Missouri. If you could please help me locate any information on Arthur Sr. and his wife that would be greatly appreciated.
JULIAN - JUDD
posted 4/24/2005
Theodore "Todd" Julian
Tjulian@bcattorneys.com
I'm looking for history and information regarding the JULIAN family of Clinton and Henry County. My direct relatives would include: Mattison J. Fiske JULIAN (1824-1904) and Rebecca JUDD JULIAN (1832-1913)
BARTLETT - BARCLAY
posted 4/14/2005
Sarah Clark Stevens
neltagirl1@aol.com
I am looking for any info on the family of John Newman and Sarh Pursley BARCLAY BARTLETT. John Newman BARTLETT was b. 10 Dec. 1805 in Va. He m. Sarah Pursley BARCLAY on 19 Dec. 1833 in Gasconade Co., Mo. The couple had nine children, five of which were b. in Henry Co. Their childrens' names were Mary Ann Margaret, Martha Harriet, Emily Jane, Henry Thomas, Mildred Mariah, Susan Francis, Harriet Rachel, Elijah Rufus and Polina Elizabeth BARTLETT. I found the family in the Grand River Twp. of Henry Co on the 1850 census. John N. BARTLETT died on 9 March 1853 in Henry Co. His son, Elijah Rufus BARTLETT d. 31 May 1851. I have been unable to locate the burial spots of either. Any help with this family would be greatly appreciated.
PITCHER - BALL - MELVIN
posted 4/6/2005
Wendy Fjelstad
fjelly@charter.net
Researching James W. BALL who married first Minnie Winona PITCHER. They had nine children including George W. BALL. George BALL married Alzada MELVIN and they had the following children: Rolley, Edith, Ruth, Cordelia, Clint. Would like to connect with descendants in effort to learn more about George W. BALL and his mother Minnie Winona (PITCHER) BALL. Thank you.
SWEAT
posted 4/6/2005
Cecil Clark Jr.
clarkjr54@hotmail.com
I'm looking for information on the parents of Isreal SWEAT. Can anyone help?
GARWOOD - RUCKER - HALLEY
posted 3/25/2005
Mike Fender
jeepfender@netscape.net
My wife is related to Simon Peter GARWOOD. His first marriage was to Alice J. GARWOOD nee unk b.24 May 1847 d: 26 dec 1908. They had resideed at the Springfield Twp. His second marriage was to Alice Mary HALLEY nee RUCKER from Benton Co.after 1910. Simon Peter and Alice Mary nee RUCKER had one daughter Alice May GARWOOD b:1911. Interested in any information. On GARWOOD, RUCKER, and Alice J. GARWOOD nee unk families.
ATCHISON
posted 3/25/2005
Jutta Waldroup
j.waldroup@siebenhaar-antriebstechnik.de
I'm seeking information about Berthal ATCHISON, Whittington, Illinois. His father was J. W. ATCHISON. Berthal is my father and was stationed in Germany. I would like to know if there are still relatives.
BALL - PITCHER
posted 3/18/2005
Wendy Fjelstad
fjelly@charter.net
I'm researching James William and Minnie Winona (PITCHER) BALL. Believe they were married in MO around 1873. They show up in the 1880 census for Bethlehem, Henry Co, MO. Three children are listed in that census: George b. about 1874, Jessie (female) b. about 1876, and Etta b. March 18, 1879. The Henry Co Early Birth Records show an eighth and ninth child born to James & Minnie (PITCHER) BALL: a girl b. March 10, 1884 and a boy b. Feb 14, 1886, both born near Clinton with Dr. E. Y. Nichols attending the births. James BALL worked as a laborer, miner, coal dealer and eventually remarried Dec 5, 1889 and left Henry Co. I believe Minnie (PITCHER) BALL may have died sometime between Feb 1886 and 1889 in Henry Co. Seeking clues surrounding Minnie's death, place of burial, and any clues on her children. Thank you.
DICKISON
posted 3/18/2005
Wade Dickison
Ewdickison@wmconnect.com
I have a picture of Marcus and Artemus DICKISON. The family says the women were their sister Angeline and their step-sisters. I think the youngest girl must be their half-sister Elizabeth DICKISON TEAYS, because the picture would have been taken between 1860 and 1870, because Artemus was in California in 1860, and in oregon in 1870. Elizabeth would have been a teenager at this time. Angeline was older than Marcus and Artemus. if anyone knows who these women are please e-mail me. also, if anyone has any pictures of Angeline DICKISON GUTRIDGE or Elizabeth DICKISON TEAYS, i would like to see them. 
WOOD
posted 3/2/2005
Carrie
wood360@hotmail.com
I have found my ancestors on the listing for Englewood Cemetery. I was wondering if there is anyone to do a Lookup of obits. I would appreciate any help you could provide. The names are: WOOD, Anna Mary - b: Oct 19 1843 Humansville, MO - d: Sep 24 1933 - 89Y - bur: Sep 28 1933 Blk:604 Lot:1190 Gr:04; WOOD, Litta - d: Jun 6 1969 - 86Y - bur: Jun 10 1969 Blk:604 Lot:1190 Gr:05; WOOD, Mathias - b: IL - d: Feb 27 1919 Clinton, MO - mil: Co D 7th Ill Inf Civil War - 77Y - bur: Blk:604 Lot:1190 Gr:03
McDANIEL - YOUNG
posted 3/2/2005
Wm. Johnson
wjohnson137@comcast.net
My G-grandfather was John David McDANIEL who married Nora Lou YOUNG (Daughter of William YOUNG) of Henry County MO. My query is the date and place of that marriage. Thank You.
BOWERS - EDWARDS - MOULDER
posted 3/2/2005
Joyce Carter Parkey
jody@nts-online.net
I am searching for Rice BOWERS and Sarah EDWARDS, 1870 census, in Missouri, possibly Henry County or Benton County. Rice is married to Mary MOULDER in 1880 census. I am interested in proving that Almeda and Sarah, age 6 and 3, were living with them in 1870 and that Sarah EDWARDS is their mother. Almeda and Sarah were my grandfather's half-sisters. Mary MOULDER was my grandfather's mother.
CO F PARSONs BRIGADE
posted 3/2/2005
Teresa
rtcavin@comcast.net
Company F, 16th Missouri Parsons' Brigade - HC Coats. Confirmation of Record on the index of service records, confederate 1861-1865 states: Ex-Confederate Missourians Association 9th Annual Reunion, Kansas City, 1891. Can someone help me find information on those annual reunions?
GRANT - GROOM
posted 3/2/2005
Roger Cox
rogerc07@email.uophx.edu
I am researching LE GRANT and Jefferson GROOM and families. I have lots of info, already, including photos of the Deepwater GRANT and GROOM homes around late 1800s, and the GRANTs and GROOMs. But I am always looking for more info and photos!
BLACKSTEN
posted 3/2/2005
Ruby
bush-r@sbcglobal.net
I am researching my grandfather David BLACKSTEN family. His father, John BLACKSTEN was born in Missouri, but I don't know where.
LEWIS - SCRANTON - DAVIS
posted 3/2/2005
Chi Chi Davis Mills
chi881@netzero.net
I want to know anything about a famous hat shop in Urich MO 1903-1918 in which my great grandmother Rachael LEWIS and her daughters Linna O. LEWIS SCRANTON DAVIS and Ivy LEWIS DAVIS made hats. People came from all over the state to have hats made right on their heads.
WILSON
posted 2/20/2005
Debra Wilson Prince
prince@terragon.com
I would appreciate receiving a photo of my father's tombstone in Englewood Cemetery. His name is Charles Frederick Wilson - b: Mar 5 1949 - d: Dec 9 1972 - bur: Blk:606 Lot:1724 Gr:05. Thanks for your help.
LOGAN - ANDREWS - BENEDICT - YOUNG
posted 2/20/2005
Mike Jones
mljones@mac.com
The 2005 LOGAN and Kin Reunion will be held Father's Day weekend, June 17, 18, and 19 at the Rend Lake Recreation Complex, Whittington, Illinois. A barbecue, tour, picnic, informational presentations, and banquet and program are planned as well as a special "focus on fathers." The LOGANs and affiliated families settled in Warren, Allen, and Simpson counties, Kentucky. Later, family members migrated to southern Illinois, then some moved on to Missouri, including Bates, Benton, Hickory, and Henry counties. Affiliated family names include ANDREWS, BENEDICT, and YOUNG, among others. For more information, please visit the LOGAN and Kin web site: www.loganandkin.info or contact Mike Jones, 608-837-8712.
COTRILL - COTTRILL - COBILL
posted 2/20/2005
Jim Yell
ethanyell@hotmail.com
I am looking for validation that the Henry county 1870 census transcription is correct in naming Watson and Mary J. COTRILL, instead of the apparent COBILL that is written on the actual census page? I can't say if Watson COTTRILL is related to the Elias and Oliver that are also listed in Osage township, but I wonder if this Elias is the one buried in Confederate cemetery. As the birthplace and ages are correct for this Watson and Mary J. COTRILL to be the one I search it would attach this pair to the family in Chariton county 1860s on and explain where they were in 1870. I have found recently that this Chariton county Watson served with Holtzclaw Guerrillas in Civil War.
CLINGMAN
posted 2/20/2005
Juanita Clingman
jscling@ktis.net
I am looking for any information on James CLINGMAN family. He is shown on the 1860 census as living in Big Creek, Henry Co. Missouri. His wife was Leticia and she is shown as deceased, August 1860.
DICKISON - GUTRIDGE - CUMMINS - ODOM - BROWNING
posted 2/20/2005
Wade Dickison
Ewdickison@wmconnect.com
Looking for any information on DICKISON, GUTRIDGE, CUMMINS, ODOM, BROWNING families. I am descended from Artemus DICKISON.
DAILEY - MOONEY - DAVIDSON
posted 2/20/2005
Fern Poe Davidson
enola1850@cebridge.net
According to the 1910 Federal Census record of Henry county, MO there was a John DAILEY - age 55 years old and born in Virginia. He was a forman at a coal mine. His wife was Margaret - age 44 and born in Illinois. Children (taken from an earlier census) were Mary - born 1882; Jennie - born 1883; Bessie - born 1885; John - born 1888; Victor - born 1894. On the 1910 census record, Victor was the only child still living in this household. Also listed in this family was John's mother-in-law Janet MOONEY - age 80 and born in Scotland (believe she was actually born in Nova Scotia) but parents were from Scotland. Janet was also listed as Jennet or Jeanette, her maiden name was DAVIDSON. Am very interested in hearing from anyone that might have any information on this family.
TRICE
posted 2/20/2005
Suzanne Trice
JJ14@omniglobal.net
Seeking information on TRICE families that migrated to the Clinton area in the mid 1800's and later. I am just completing genealogy on my TRICE line which went to Macon, MO while other family members went to Clinton. Are any TRICE descendants in the area at this time?
CALLAWAY
posted 2/6/2005
James Callaway Anderson
jcanderson@wowway.com
Seeking descendants of James Haywood CALLAWAY, Henry County, MO. Would like to trade family information.
ANDERSON
posted 2/6/2005
James Callaway Anderson
jcanderson@wowway.com
Seeking descendants of Christopher "Kit" ANDERSON of Lunenburg County, VA. who ultimately settled in Henry County, MO, (Leesville, Clinton). Would like to trade family information.
YOUNG - BOYLES
posted 2/6/2005
Jean Jeffus
cjjeffus@centurytel.net
I am searching for information on William YOUNG who came to Henry County in 1867 from IIlinois. He was born in Athens County Ohio and was married to a Judith BOYLES, also from Athens County Ohio. There were four children born to this union. Lawrence P., William, Charles and my Grandfather Walter A. Would appreciate any information.
HELTZEL - WILSON
posted 2/6/2005
Melissa Boston
mboston@houston.rr.com
Looking for the obituary and/or cemetery listing of Charles Derwood HELTZEL, born March 7, 1877; died January 29, 1897 in Henry County, Missouri. Parents were John R. HELTZEL and Savannah A. (WILSON) HELTZEL. Siblings were: Paul Harry HELTZEL and Mabel Jean HELTZEL.
RENFRO - NOLL
posted 1/21/2005
Debbie
leverett290@charter.net
Sylvia (Renfro) Noll. born in Illinois 1898. Don't know where but lived in St. Louis and or surrounding areas. Mother: Emma (McQUEEN) RENFRO born 1882 MO. Robert RENFRO born approx 1875. Sylvia married a Phillip NOLL. Don't know exactly when but had several children. Would like any information on this family I can get. No luck at all finding this particular line.
BELT - WESTFALL
posted 1/21/2005
Lyndon Irwin
lirwin@prodigy.net
This is in response to 2001 query on the Henry County list for the BELT and WESTFALL surnames. The email address on that query is now a dead link. Hopefully, the person who posted it will find this. I found an 1884 article in Vernon County, MO that tells of the death of a Mrs. BELT in the house fire of the home of her daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. WESTFALL. The family had moved to Vernon County in the spring of 1884. The story is: On December 20, 1884, J. M. Meyerscame to Nevada to send a telegraph. It was brief and sent on behalf of Mrs. George WESTFALL and was sent to Walter A. BELT, of Montrose, MO. The telegraph simply read: "Our house is burned and mother perished in the flames." I'm interested in knowing more about this BELT family and also know if Mrs. BELT was related to Marcus BELT, Confederate soldier and acquaintance of Henry County's Warren C. BRONAUGH.
PEWTHERER
posted 1/9/2005
Carolyn Lansdon
carolynlansdon@yahoo.com
The 1870 Federal Census Grand River Township, Henry Co., Missouri, 14th day of June 1870, line 03 PEWTHERER, Mary, 72, f, w, born in Pennsylvania. Husband was James PEWTHERER born in Scotland and dies in Ohio? Need any information I can find on this lady.
|
