Posted Queries for July thru September 1998
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- BETTS, BREWER
posted by
Michael A. Landwehr
on Saturday, July 4, 1998
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D. L. 'Doc' BREWER was born in Tennessee about 1847, and came to Oregon County with his parents about 1854. He was married to Eliza A. E. BETTS about 1868. Where and when were they married? Where did they live in 1870? Doc and Eliza BREWER raised two daughters. Both daughters may have both been adopted. Who were they, and whom did they marry? Doc and Eliza were divorced in Oregon County in 1904. What became of Eliza (BETTS) BREWER after their divorce? Did she remarry? Where did she go? Any help with this family will be appreciated.
- CARTER, DUNN
posted by
Grady T. Carter
on Tuesday, July 7, 1998
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My ancestor, William R. CARTER, married Nancy Jane DUNN in Randolph Co., Arkansas, March 9th 1858. In 1860 Missouri census, Moore Twn. lists: Carter, WR 21 IN Nancy 17 GA Marion (M) 1 AR William Carter shows up back in Arkansas during and after the Civil War and remarries in about 1866. A second child from this union, John G., is with his dad's new family back in Randolph Co.,AR by the 1870 census. Seeking help as to what happened to Nancy DUNN and her young child Marion. Thanks,
- CALDWELL, COMBS, MARTIN, POINDEXTER, PRICE, ROGERS, SISK
posted by
Kay Edge
on Tuesday, July 21, 1998
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My grandfather was Leonard Charley COMBS, b. 1896b d.1971 son of Elihue "Bunk" COMBS b.1867 d.? m. Sarah Rosetta PRICE b. 1879 d.? son of Elihue COMBS b. 1834 m. Emmaline (Elzina ) MARTIN b. 1859. Leonard C. COMBS married Nancy F. T. Arminta (Mintie) 25, Oct. 1919 b. 30, Mar. 1903 d. July 1981, they had several children, Leonard lived at Gatewood, Oregon County, Missouri his entire life, need info on Sarah R. PRICE. Mintie ROGERS COMBS, parents were John W. ROGERS b. 1874 d. 1909 m. Malvin S. SISK b.1877 d. 1950, also need info on John W. ROGERS. I can't seem to find anything on Mr. ROGERS, would appreciate any advice and/or info on these families. Thanking you in advance, Kay Edge 590 N. Pleasntburg Greenville, S.C. 29607
- GAULDIN, HODGES
posted by
Kim Williams
on Saturday, July 25, 1998
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Would like to find anyone related to JAMES R. GAULDIN born 1854 in Mo. He married LUCINDA HODGES Oct. 21, 1877 and is living in Alton, Oregon Co. in 1880. I couldn't find them in 1900. Would appreciate any information about what happened to them. I have information on his side of the family if anyone is interested. Thanks
- MCCORMICK, PONDER, RHODES, SMITH
posted by
Janet Shade
on Wednesday, August 5, 1998
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John Norris Rhoades B:9-1-1807 Sumner County, Tenn married Jane McCormick in Smith County,Tennessee...4 of there children were born in Tennessee. The last four children were born in Oregon County, Tenn. by his third wife Ann F. Ponder, they married 9-4-1853 in Oregon County, Missouri. He also married his second wife Dolly Smith in Oregon County 1-9-1848. Children;Mary Jane,William,Elizabeth,Drucilla,Albert,Abner, James and Nancy. Would like to exchange family info...thank you...Janet
- GILLESPIE, WHEELAND
posted by
Shirley Thomas
on Wednesday, August 26, 1998
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Looking for Information on James Milligan GILLESPIE and Catherine WHEELAND. James died in Alton 6 23 1919. I am interested in his parents names.
- BARNES, CARR, GATES, MOORE, PEARCY, ROSS
posted by
Gena Gates Lally
on Saturday, September 5, 1998
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I am searching for information on paternal and maternal gr grandparents. Michael C. GATES b. 1859 MO m. Mary PEARCY b. 1856 IL or MO. Family later found in Randolph Co AR, but my aunt insists that Michael originally from Ripley or Oregon Co MO. Also seeking info for Alanson W. Barnes b. 1834 in NY state, m. Harriet C. Moore b. in PA. The Barnes family lived in Douglas and Oregon Co for many years from about 1860 on. Several daughters and son remained in the area, John Barnes, Mittie Barnes ROSS, and Mae CARR. Alanson died in 1909 and is buried in the Redburn cemetary next to son John and his wife Norma ?. I am interested in information regarding John's 3 children also.
- SIEBKE
posted by
Tammy Smith
on Sunday, September 6, 1998
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I have information on the Siebke family from Oregon Co. John and Liza Siebke moved to Oregon Co. from Germany in the 1870's. They lived on a small farm in the Dry Creek Community. John and Liza are buried in unmarked graves in the Dobbs (LaHue) Cemetery located on Pigman Ranch. I would be thrilled if anyone had other information to share or needed information that I have.
- SIMMONS
posted by
Kenneth Byrd
on Sunday, September 6, 1998
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SIMMONS - am trying to find out date of death and burial site for my ggg-uncle, Dr. Peter Owen SIMMONS, who lived in Oregon Co. MO before, during, and after the Civil War. He apparently served in Co. H of Fristoe's Missouri Cavalry, CSA and was surrendered/paroled at Jacksonport, AR on June 5, 1865; at that time, his home address is given as Thomasville, Oregon Co. MO and his age recorded as 36 years. Also trying to discover burial site of his younger brother (my gg-grandfather) Alfred L. SIMMONS who served in Co. I, 7th Arkansas Infantry CSA; family story claims he was ill and take home by his brother, Dr. Peter SIMMONS, where he died in 1864. Any and all help very (!!!!) greatly appreciated by this Native Arizonan!!!! - Kenneth Byrd, Indianapolis.
- MCCLELLAN, SUTTON
posted by
Cindy Birk Conley
on Wednesday, September 16, 1998
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From another researcher I recently learned that James P. McCLELLAN, a native of White County, and his wife Miranda SUTTON and at least two children moved from White Co. IL to Oregon Co. between 1865 and 1870. I have a bunch of McCLELLAN cousins who left the area in the 1860s and 1870s and would really like to make contact with others researching the name. My McClellans came to IL from SC and TN about 1817. Thanks Cindy Birk Conley, Carmi, IL
- LANGLEY, RICKARD
posted by
Robert L. Rickard
on Wednesday, September 16, 1998
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I am searching for information concerning the Rikard family living in Oregon County from approximately 1876 to 1881. This family consisted of known brothers William Hutchison Rikard (and wife Martha Langley and three children one of which was named William Levingston Rikard), Bell Rikard and Marion Blackwell Rikard. This family migrated to Oregon County from Alabama around 1876, and lived in the area for approximately 5 years before moving south to Wirth, Sharp County, Arkansas where they began homesteading land in 1881. A letter of reference from a Missionary Baptist Church in Alton, Oregon County, Missouri exists which states that this family was in good standing and allowed them to become members of another church upon moving to Arkansas. Also, land patent applications dated 1886 list William H. Rikard as having a post office box located in Jeff, Missouri.
- PAYNE, TEAGUE
posted by
Daniel Stout
on Tuesday, September 22, 1998
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I am also seeking renewed contact with M. Peggy Faye, a TEAGUE contact. If anyone can direct me to her, please let me know. We were trading information and she disappeared off the internet. I very much desire to get information on JOSIAH PAYNE, a county judge in Oregon County during Civil War times. Also, I have been researching the Civil War and those involved in Oregon County. Visit my website to see what I have gathered http://home.earthlink.net/~stoutd -- this is only the beginning of a life-long endeavor!
- ROGERS
posted by
Ray Thompson
on Tuesday, September 22, 1998
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Researching Francis Marion (Frank) ROGERS b. 1836 Illinois. He was in Laclede Co., Mo. in 1853-59. I did not find him in 1860 census of Laclede nor Oregon Co. He enlisted at Eleven Points Mill in Oregon Co.,Mo in August 1862 in Mitchell's Infantry Battalion (CSA) . After the war, he remained in Louisiana where his unit surrendered.
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