(Note: I know that we have a number of members who had ancestors in the Houston, Texas, area, but the Houston being referred to here is Houston, Washington County, PA.) An engagement photo and announcement in The Record-Outlook newspaper, McDonald, PA, 1 March 1984, page 5: "Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Bowles, Sr. of Locust avenue, [sic] Houston, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Debra Gayle, to Robert Leon Franklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Franklin, of R. D. 1, Meadow street [sic], McDonald. "Miss Bowles, a 1982 graduate of Chartiers-Houston High School and a 1983 graduate of Pittsburgh Beauty Academy, Pittsburgh, is employed by Carmen's Hairdressers, Washington Mall. "Mr. Franklin, a 1979 graduate of Fort Cherry High School, is attending the University of Pittsburgh. He is employed by WPGH-TV, Pittsburgh."

================================================== ===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: [email protected] From: [email protected] Subject: [ILDEWITT] Mahlon Hall Descendants of Mahlon Hall Generation No. 1 1. MAHLON1 HALL was born 1777 in VA, and died Bef. 1860 in DeWitt County, IL b. Hall Cemetery. He married (1) BETSY WALKER February 19, 1795 in Bourbon County, KY. He married (2) CASSANDRA PARKER December 20, 1798 in Bourbon County, KY. He married (3) HANNAH REED April 13, 1820 in Bourbon County, Kentucky, daughter of JONATHAN REED and SUSANNAH REED. Notes for MAHLON HALL: The first marriage rite solemnized in the township was in the spring of 1832, by Hugh Bowles, a pioneer and Christian minister. The contracting parties were McCarty Hildredth and Eliza Hall. They were married in the log house of the bride's father, Mahlon Hall. The first born was Elisha Butler, junior, in the fall of 1830. He was the son of Elisha Butler, senior, the first settler. Elisha the younger, is yet living and is in Leadville, Colorado. The first death occurred in 1830, the deceased being George Bruner one of the pioneers who was then living in section 35. He had a family, one of whom, Jacob, now resides in the county. The oldest place of interment is situated in section thirty-three, and was reserved for a private place of burial by Mahlon Hall in 1833. It was at this time that triplets were born to the first married couple, McCarty Hildredth and his wife Eliza. The children were all born alive, but lived only & few hours. These were the first interred in this buri! al grou nd. There are several private places of burial in the township, but none that could be termed public cemeteries. The first post-office was established in 1833, at the residence of Mahlon Hall, he being the postmaster. At that time, for the transmission of a letter 400 miles it cost twenty-five cents. No such thing was then known as an envelope. The letter was merely folded and stuck together with a wafer. KY MARRIAGES, BOURBON, KY MARRIAGES From 1782 to 1850 Screen 26 of 74 ========================================= SNDX Husband SNDX Wife Date >H400 HALL, Darius J520 JONES, Polly 22/10/1819 >H400 HALL, Mahlon R300 REID, Hannah 13/04/1820 1820 Bath County, Kentucky Census Mahlon Hall 3 males b. 1810-1819 2 males b. 1806-1810 1 male b. 1794-1804 1 male 45+ 1 female b. 1810-1819 1 female b. 1806-1810 1 female b. 1794-1804 1 female 45+ 1840 DeWitt Census 1 male b. 1835-1840, 1 male b. 1825-1830, 2 males b. 1820-1825, 1 male 60-70 1 female b. 1810-1820 1 female 50-60 1850 census DeWitt County Mahlon Hall wm age 73 b. VA Hannah wf age 65 b. VA Child of MAHLON HALL and BETSY WALKER is: 2. i. WILLIAM C.2 HALL, b. Abt. 1797. Children of MAHLON HALL and CASSANDRA PARKER are: 3. ii. DARIUS2 HALL, b. Abt. 1799, KY; d. 1880, DeWitt County, IL. 4. iii. AQUILLA HALL, b. Abt. 1801; d. Bef. 1850. iv. CALEB HALL, b. October 14, 1802; d. October 07, 1839, DeWitt County, IL b. Hall Cemetery; m. MARY POLLY CRUMP, March 22, 1826, Bourbon County, KY. v. JAMES HALL, b. Abt. 1804. 5. vi. AMBROSE HALL, b. Abt. 1807, KY. 6. vii. HENRY H. HALL, b. February 09, 1809, KY; d. May 25, 1882, Burt County, NE. viii. POLLY ANN HALL, b. Abt. 1811; m. FLEMMING G. PAINE, March 28, 1833, Macon County, IL. Notes for FLEMMING G. PAINE: 1840 DeWitt Census 1 male under 5, 1 male 30-40 2 females under 5, 2 female 5-10, 1 female 15-20 7. ix. ELIZA HALL, b. Abt. 1812. 8. x. ELIZABETH HALL, b. Abt. 1813, KY; d. Unknown. 9. xi. CASWELL HALL, b. Abt. 1815, KY. 10. xii. RICHARD C. HALL, b. Abt. 1818, KY; d. Bet. 1861 - 1865, IL. Children of MAHLON HALL and HANNAH REED are: 11. xiii. GREENBERRY2 HALL, b. August 22, 1820, KY; d. December 31, 1856, DeWitt County, IL b.Old Union Cemetery. 12. xiv. JONATHAN R. HALL, b. November 13, 1821, KY; d. February 23, 1875, DeWitt County, IL b. Hall Cemetery. 13. xv. BENJAMIN HALL, b. April 18, 1822, KY; d. July 19, 1861, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. 14. xvi. MAHLON P. HALL, b. 1825, KY; d. Bef. 1857. 15. xvii. SUSANNAH HALL, b. 1823, KY; d. October 05, 1903, DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM C.2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born Abt. 1797. He married UNKNOWN Unknown. Notes for WILLIAM C. HALL: 1840 DeWitt County Census page 9 William C Hall 1 male under 5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 40-50 1 female under 5, 1 female 5-10, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 15-20, 1 female 40-50 Children of WILLIAM HALL and UNKNOWN are: i. A SON3 HALL, b. Bet. 1830 - 1835. ii. B SON HALL, b. Bet. 1835 - 1840. iii. C DAUGHTER HALL, b. Bet. 1820 - 1825. iv. D DAUGHTER HALL, b. Bet. 1825 - 1830. v. E DAUGHTER HALL, b. Bet. 1830 - 1835. vi. F DAUGHTER HALL, b. Bet. 1835 - 1840. 3. DARIUS2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born Abt. 1799 in KY, and died 1880 in DeWitt County, IL. He married MARY JONES October 20, 1819 in Bourbon County, KY. Notes for DARIUS HALL: 1840 DeWitt County Census page 3 Darius Hall 1 male 5-10, 3 males 15-20, 1 male 40-50 2 females under 5, 1 female 5-10, 2 females 10-15, 1 female 40-50 1850 DeWitt County Census Darius Hall wm age 57 b. KY Farmer Mary wf age 52 b. KY Mary A. wf age 22 b. KY Hester b. wf age 16 b. IL Hannah B. wf age 14 b. IL Francis Doaty wm age 22 b. IN 1860 DeWitt County, IL Census page 575 Darius Hall wm age 60 b. KY Mary wf age 60 b. KY Darius C. wm age 12 b. IL (not listed on 1850 census so probably grandson?) Mary Jones wf age 20 b. IN 1870 DeWitt County Census page 32 Clintonia Twshp Darius Hall wm age 70 b. KY Maria Lucy wf age 54 b. VT. Hettie Neal wf age 12 b. IL Granddaughter KY MARRIAGES, BOURBON, KY MARRIAGES From 1782 to 1850 Screen 26 of 74 ========================================= SNDX Husband SNDX Wife Date >H400 HALL, Darius J520 JONES, Polly 22/10/1819 >H400 HALL, Mahlon R300 REID, Hannah 13/04/1820 Children of DARIUS HALL and MARY JONES are: 16. i. JOEL3 HALL, b. 1821, KY. 17. ii. JAMES M. HALL, b. November 16, 1822, IL; d. October 20, 1849, DeWitt County, IL b.Old Union Cemetery. iii. MAHLON R. HALL, b. December 10, 1823, KY; d. September 07, 1848, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery; m. MOURNING STROUT HALL, September 02, 1846, DeWitt County, IL. Notes for MAHLON R. HALL: Could Have Probate Box 5 # 162 Mourning Strout Hall was first married to James Hall 10/3/1843 He died before 1846 18. iv. ELIZABETH HALL, b. 1826, KY. v. MARY A. HALL, b. 1829, KY; d. 1851, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. 19. vi. CASSANDRA HALL, b. 1830, Bath County, KY; d. 1858, DeWitt County, IL. vii. UNKNOWN SON HALL, b. Bet. 1830 - 1835. 20. viii. HESTER B. HALL, b. 1834, IL. ix. HANNAH F. HALL, b. 1836; m. JOHN J. MORROW, November 24, 1853, DeWitt County, IL. 4. AQUILLA2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born Abt. 1801, and died Bef. 1850. He married MARY POLLY BUCHANAN October 31, 1823 in Bourbon County, KY. Notes for MARY POLLY BUCHANAN: Mary P. Hall has Probate Box 7 #205 DeWitt County, IL Children of AQUILLA HALL and MARY BUCHANAN are: i. CASSANDRA POLLY3 HALL, b. 1826, KY; d. 1851, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery; m. H. H. BOWLES, July 01, 1841, DeWitt County, IL. Notes for H. H. BOWLES: H.H. Bowles has Probate Box 2 #55 or Box 3 #72 21. ii. HENRY P. HALL, b. December 15, 1827, KY; d. May 27, 1895, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. 22. iii. THOMAS DIXON HALL, b. 1833, KY; d. May 08, 1899, DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.. 23. iv. AQUILLA HALL, b. 1837, KY. v. HUGH HALL, b. 1837. 5. AMBROSE2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born Abt. 1807 in KY. He married NANCY CONWAY February 25, 1828 in Bourbon County, KY. Children of AMBROSE HALL and NANCY CONWAY are: i. JAMES A.3 HALL, b. 1830. ii. AMOS C. HALL, b. 1837; m. CATHERINE JANE ALLEN HAYES, June 30, 1887, Unknown. Notes for AMOS C. HALL: DATED 1/31/1908 HALL DEATH OF A CHRISTIAN MOTHER Mrs. Catherine Jane HALL, wife of Amos C. HALL and daughter of Justus and Martha ALLEN was born in Ohio December 8, 1840. The family came to Vermillion county, Illinois and settled near the present village of Homer when she was about twelve years of age. In her twentieth year she was married to Andrew J. HAYES. A daughter by this marriage died at the age of eighteen. Some years after he death of Mr. HAYES she was united in marriage to Amos C. HALL, June 30, 1887. The established a good home in Hallsville in 1888 and resided there about three years. The lived in St. Louis four years, a year in Sedalla, in Parsons, Kansas two different times returning to Hallsville now and then, until their return last May with the intention of finishing their pilgrimage among their old time friends and neighbors. Her strength had been on the decline for several years. Her final sickness however was only a weeks duration. She departed this life Friday, January 24, at the age of 67 years, 1 mon! th and 21 days. One brother Abraham ALLEN of Hallsville and one sister, Mrs. Laura MCLAUGHLIN of Petomac, Illinois, survive her. She confessed to Saylor and was baptized by T.T. HOLTON in 1889 and continued a member of the church to the end of her pilgrimage. She was a woman of wonderful energy and industry. She looked well to the ways of her household and did not eat the bread of idleness. The funeral services took place at the Hallsville Christian church Monday afternoon, January 27. The memorial sermon was preached at her request by T.T. HOLTON of Bloomington from the text, "Show us the Father and it Sufficeth." The choir of the Christian church sang most tenderly several beautiful and consoling songs There were present a great number of relatives and friends of the family and there was much sympathy shown to Mr. HALL who in his old age is left wifeless. At the close of the services the body was interred in the McClimman's cemetery. 6. HENRY H.2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born February 09, 1809 in KY, and died May 25, 1882 in Burt County, NE. He married ELIZABETH THOMAS BOWLES January 09, 1831 in Sangamon County, IL. Notes for HENRY H. HALL: 1840 DeWitt Census Page Henry Hall 1 males under 5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 30-40 1 female under 5, 1 female 20-30 1850 DeWitt Census Henry H. Hall wm age 41 b. KY Farmer Elizabeth T. wf age 38 b. KY William H. wm age 17 b. IL Lurena S. wf age 12 b. IL Polly A. wf age 9 b. IL Alexander B. wm age 7 b. IL Louisa wf age 4 b. IL Nancy A. wf age 1 b. IL Children of HENRY HALL and ELIZABETH BOWLES are: i. WILLIAM H.3 HALL, b. 1832. ii. AQUILLA HALL, b. 1834; d. Bef. 1850, DeWitt County, IL. iii. LURENA S. HALL, b. June 02, 1837, DeWitt County, IL; d. August 17, 1862, DeWitt County, IL b.Old Union Cemetery; m. WILLIAM F. MILSTED, August 14, 1855, DeWitt County, IL. iv. HARRISON HALL, b. 1839. v. POLLY A. HALL, b. 1841; m. MILTON PHILIPS. vi. ALEXANDER B. HALL, b. 1843. vii. LOUISA HALL, b. 1846; m. JOHN HENRY CONRAD. viii. NANCY A. HALL, b. 1849; m. SAMUEL SWIGER. ix. ROBERT DIXON HALL, b. 1851. x. FRANCES THOMAS HALL, b. 1854; m. ROBERT JEFFERSON CURRENCE. 7. ELIZA2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born Abt. 1812. She married MCCARTY HILDRETH March 10, 1832 in Macon County, IL. Notes for MCCARTY HILDRETH: The oldest place of interment is situated in section thirty-three, and was reserved for a private place of burial by Mahlon Hall in 1833. It was at this time that triplets were born to the first married couple, McCarty Hildredth and his wife Eliza. The children were all born alive, but lived only & few hours. These were the first interred in this burial ground. There are several private places of burial in the township, but none that could be termed public cemeteries. 1860 DeWitt County, IL MCCarty Hilldreth wm age 48 b. KY Farmer Eliza A. wf age 47 b. KY Adeline wf age 16 b. IL Mahlon P. wm age 13 b. IL William wm age 11 b. IL Jeffery wm age 9 b. IL Eliza C. wf age 6 b. IL Cassandra wf age 3 b. IL Children of ELIZA HALL and MCCARTY HILDRETH are: i. TRIPLET A.3 HILDRETH, b. 1833. ii. TRIPLET B. HILDRETH, b. 1833. iii. TRIPLET C. HILDRETH, b. 1833. iv. COLUMBUS J. HILDRETH, b. Abt. 1834, IL; m. SUSAN ROSS, December 15, 1853, DeWitt County, IL. v. ADELINE HILDRETH, b. 1844; m. HARRISON MITCHUM, March 03, 1861, Logan County. vi. MAHLON P. HILDRETH, b. 1847. vii. WILLIAM HILDRETH, b. 1849. viii. ELIZA C. HILDRETH, b. 1854. ix. CASSANDRA HILDRETH, b. 1856. 8. ELIZABETH2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born Abt. 1813 in KY, and died Unknown. She married ALEXANDER BARNETT November 20, 1834 in Macon County, IL, son of JOHN BARNETT and SALLY KENNY. Notes for ALEXANDER BARNETT: 1840 DeWitt Census Alexander Barnett 1 male under 5, 1 male 5-10, 1 male 20-30 1 female under 5, 1 female 20-30 1850 DeWitt Census Alexander Barnett wm age 40 b. KY Elizabeth wf age 38 b. KY William wm age 14 b. IL James wm age 13 b. IL Cassandra wf age 10 b. IL Sarah wf age 8 b. IL Juliet wf age 6 b. IL John wm age 4 b. IL Alexander wm age 6 months b. IL 1860 DeWitt Census Alexander barnett wm age 49 b. KY Elizabeth wf age 47 b. KY James wm age 23 b. IL Cassandra wf age 19 b. IL Sarah wf age 18 b. IL Juliet wf age 16 b. IL John wm age 14 b. IL Alex wm age 10 b. IL 1870 DeWitt Census Alexander Barnett wm age 59 b. KY Elizabeth wf age 57 b. KY James R. wm age 33 b. IL Alexander wm age 20 b. IL Franklin Quigley wm age 16 b. OH Hannah Koons wf age 9 b. IL Ella Barnett wf age 4 b. IL >From DeWitt County History 1882 Alexander Barnett is the oldest pioneer citizen of Clintonia. He is a native of Bourbon county, Kentucky, and came to the county in the fall of 1831. He first stopped in wbat was known as the Hall and Bowles settlement, Barnett township. He remained there but a short time, when he returned to his native State.. The next year, 1832, he came back to this county, where he has remained a citizen ever since. In the fall of 1834, he entered the land for his present farm in the extreme western part of Clintonia township. At that time Mr. Barnett, Josiah Clifton and Samuel Curtright were the only citizens. In the same year Mr. Barnett married Miss Elizabeth Hall, and early the following spring they went to house-keeping in a pole cabin previously built by Mr. Barnett on his premises in Section 30. His cabin was euphoniously called the " House that Jack built," from the fact that a man by the name of Jack Bruner superintended the construction of it. It was a rude affair, filled in wi! th chin kings, but not daubed up with mud as were some of the most aristocratic of those times. Soon after moving in a heavy snow storm prevailed, Mr. Barnett was away from home, and when he returned be found his wife sitting, desolate and alone, in the middle of the room, muffled up in a cloak, and the floor covered with snow. He made a rousing fire, swept out the snow, stuffed up the cracks with rags the best he could, and for a time they were comparatively comfortable. The next morning. Mr. Barnett was obliged to wade through several inches of snow before he could reach his clothes to dress. Many years have passed, and Mr. Barnett is now one of the prominent farmers and representative citizens of DeWitt county. He has been a very active man all his, life, and although gray haired, and somewhat bent with age, he is yet active and capable of more endurance than many of the rising generation. He was elected the first surveyor after the county was organized in 1839, served in the off! ice for twenty successive years, and is now the present incumbent. Children of ELIZABETH HALL and ALEXANDER BARNETT are: 24. i. WILLIAM B.3 BARNETT, b. August 22, 1835, DeWitt County, IL; d. September 14, 1898, DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.. ii. JAMES BARNETT, b. 1837. 25. iii. CASSANDRA BARNETT, b. 1840, IL; d. September 02, 1909, DeWitt County, IL. 26. iv. SARAH BARNETT, b. 1842; d. Bef. 1867, DeWitt County, IL. 27. v. JULIET BARNETT, b. 1844, IL. 28. vi. JOHN BARNETT, b. 1846, DeWitt County, IL. 29. vii. ALEXANDER BARNETT, b. November 25, 1849, DeWitt County, IL; d. May 27, 1924, DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.. 9. CASWELL2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born Abt. 1815 in KY. He married (1) ELIZABETH MCMURRAY February 17, 1842 in DeWitt County, IL. He married (2) ELIZABETH M. EDWARDS October 04, 1855 in DeWitt County, IL. Children of CASWELL HALL and ELIZABETH MCMURRAY are: i. EDY M.3 HALL, b. 1842. ii. EMMA C. HALL, b. 1844; m. MYRON S. STOUT, May 21, 1868, McLean County, IL. iii. PETER C. HALL, b. 1847; m. MARY ANN WHITESELL, May 21, 1871, McLean County, IL. 10. RICHARD C.2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born Abt. 1818 in KY, and died Bet. 1861 - 1865 in IL. He married SARAH J. SAUNDERS July 29, 1846 in Sangamon County, IL. Notes for SARAH J. SAUNDERS: Sarah remarries Stafford Cobb 10-1-1865 Children of RICHARD HALL and SARAH SAUNDERS are: i. JAMES A.3 HALL, b. 1848. ii. THOMAS J. HALL, b. 1849. iii. ELIZABETH HALL, b. 1852. iv. HENRY C. HALL, b. 1854. v. CATHERINE HALL, b. 1856, IL; m. TIMOTHY PARKER, June 17, 1869, DeWitt County, IL. vi. RICHARD J. HALL, b. 1857. vii. STEPHEN HALL, b. 1861. 11. GREENBERRY2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born August 22, 1820 in KY, and died December 31, 1856 in DeWitt County, IL b.Old Union Cemetery. He married ACHSAH ELY November 19, 1840 in DeWitt County, IL. Notes for GREENBERRY HALL: 1850 census DeWitt Greenberry Hall wm age 29 b. KY Achsah wf age 29 b. TN Emaline wf age 8 b. IL Rachel wf age 7 b. IL Mary E. wf age 5 b. IL Montgomery wm age 1 b. IL 1860 Census DeWitt Axy Hall wf age 39 b. TN Mary E. wf age 14 b. IL Montgomery P. wm age 11 b. IL Alice A. E. wf age 7 b. IL John Alex Duncan wm age 18 b. IL Emaline M. wf age 18 b. IL Children of GREENBERRY HALL and ACHSAH ELY are: i. EMALINE3 HALL, b. 1842, IL; d. 1865, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. ii. RACHEL J. HALL, b. November 23, 1842; d. April 12, 1853, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. iii. WILLIAM F. HALL, b. December 05, 1843; d. April 10, 1846, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. iv. MARY E. HALL, b. 1845. v. MONTGOMERY HALL, b. 1849, IL; m. MARY H. GARLAND, April 28, 1880, DeWitt County, IL. vi. ALICE E. HALL, b. 1853; d. 1875, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. vii. SUSANNAH A. HALL, b. March 25, 1855; d. January 30, 1858, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. 12. JONATHAN R.2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born November 13, 1821 in KY, and died February 23, 1875 in DeWitt County, IL b. Hall Cemetery. He married ELEANOR THORNLEY March 30, 1848 in DeWitt County, IL. Notes for JONATHAN R. HALL: 1850 DeWitt Census Jonathan R. Hall wm age 22 b. KY Eliza wf age 20 b. OH 1860 DeWitt County Census Jonathan R. Hall wm age 32 b. KY Elliza E. wf age 29 b. OH William wm age 10 b. IL Rosilla wf age 5 b. IL George W. wm age 3 b. IL Mahlon R. wm age 1 b. IL Susan wf age 1 month 1870 DeWitt Census Jonathan R. Hall wm age 42 b. KY Eliza E. wf age 40 b. OH William wm age 20 b. IL Rosalie wf age 15 b. IL Geroge W. wm age 13 b. IL M. R. wm age 11 b. IL Mary A. wf age 10 b. IL Luther J. wm age 4 b. IL Eladelphia wf age 2 b. IL Children of JONATHAN HALL and ELEANOR THORNLEY are: 30. i. WILLIAM3 HALL, b. 1850, IL; d. 1925, DeWitt County, IL b. McClimans Cem.. ii. INFANT HALL, b. November 16, 1853; d. November 18, 1853, DeWitt County, IL b. Hall Cemetery. iii. ROSILLA HALL, b. 1855, IL; m. SAMUEL W. SUMNERS, June 01, 1876, DeWitt County, IL. iv. GEORGE W. HALL, b. 1857; m. SALLIE SELLARDS, July 05, 1881, DeWitt County, IL. v. MAHLON R. HALL, b. 1859, DeWitt County, IL; d. DeWitt County, IL b. Hall Cemetery. vi. MARY A. HALL, b. 1860, IL; m. JOHN A. IRWIN, December 24, 1879. vii. LUTHER J. HALL, b. 1866, IL; d. 1948, DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.; m. ADA P. UNKNOWN. viii. ELADELPHIA HALL, b. 1868, IL; d. November 07, 1888, DeWitt County, IL; m. DAVID A. BARTLEY, December 29, 1886, DeWitt County, IL. 13. BENJAMIN2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born April 18, 1822 in KY, and died July 19, 1861 in DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. He married SARAH A. DYE January 23, 1849 in DeWitt County, IL. Notes for BENJAMIN HALL: 1850 DeWitt County Census Benjamin Hall wm age 28 b. KY Sarah wf age 20 b. VA Frances A. wf age 8 months 1860 Census DeWitt County Benjamin Hall wm age 38 b. KY Sarah wf age 27 b.OH Leo P. wm age 6 b. IL Children of BENJAMIN HALL and SARAH DYE are: i. FRANCES A.3 HALL, b. 1850; d. Bef. 1860. ii. LEO P. HALL, b. 1854. 14. MAHLON P.2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born 1825 in KY, and died Bef. 1857. He married MARENA J. MCDEED November 27, 1846 in DeWitt County, IL. Notes for MAHLON P. HALL: 1850 DeWitt Census Mahlon P. Hall wm age 25 b. KY Marena wf age 22 b. OH George W. wm age 1 b. IL Marena Hall remarried to David Taylor 2-5-1857 Child of MAHLON HALL and MARENA MCDEED is: i. GEORGE W.3 HALL, b. 1849. 15. SUSANNAH2 HALL (MAHLON1) was born 1823 in KY, and died October 05, 1903 in DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.. She married BENTLEY MILLS September 19, 1837 in Macon County, IL. Notes for BENTLEY MILLS: 1840 DeWitt Census Bentley Mills 1 male 20-30 2 females under 5, 1 female 15-20 1850 DeWitt Census Bentley Mills wm age 41 b. VA Suannah wf age 27 b. KY Lucy wf age 12 b. IL Harriet wf age 10 b. IL Margaret wf age 7 b. IL Jane wf age 4 b. IL Catherine wf age 2 b. IL 1860 DeWitt Census Bentley Mills wm age 50 b. VA Susan Ann wf age 37 b. KY Harriet B. wf age 20 b. IL Margaret A. wf age 18 b. IL America J. wf age 14 b. IL Catherine B. wf age 11 b. IL Eliza E. wf age 8 b. IL 1870 DeWitt Census Bently Mills wm age 60 b. VA Susan wf age 48 b. KY Margaret A. wf age 27 b. IL America J. wf age 24 b. IL Kate B. wf age 21 b. IL Eliza Ellen wf age 18 b. IL Children of SUSANNAH HALL and BENTLEY MILLS are: i. LUCY ELIZABETH3 MILLS, b. March 18, 1839, DeWitt County, IL; d. May 05, 1926, DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.; m. EDWARD PORTER, June 18, 1856, DeWitt County, IL. ii. HARRIET B. MILLS, b. 1840, DeWitt County, IL; d. February 16, 1926, DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.; m. (1) A. B. SHAW, December 20, 1860, DeWitt County, IL; m. (2) ISIAH J. SAMUEL1, November 09, 1876, DeWitt County, IL. Notes for HARRIET B. MILLS: A second Marriage shows also Harriet to Isiah J. Samuels 11/9/1876 iii. MARGARET A. MILLS, b. 1843, IL; d. February 05, 1908, DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.; m. ALANSON V. PARKER, December 19, 1867, DeWitt County, IL. iv. AMERICA JANE MILLS, b. 1846; m. LEONIDAS MCKEE, September 24, 1872, Logan County. v. CATHERINE B. MILLS, b. June 27, 1851, DeWitt County, IL; d. January 07, 1919, DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.; m. CHARLES GLENN, March 20, 1873, DeWitt County, IL. vi. ELIZA ELLEN MILLS, b. 1852; m. FRANCIS M. SMITH, September 05, 1872, Logan County. Generation No. 3 16. JOEL3 HALL (DARIUS2, MAHLON1) was born 1821 in KY. He married MARTHA BANTA April 05, 1843 in DeWitt County, IL. Notes for JOEL HALL: 1850 DeWitt Census Joel Hall wm age 27 b. KY Martha wf age 23 b. KY Parthena wf age 4 b. IL Charles L. wm age 3 b. IL Angeline wf age 4/12 b. IL Children of JOEL HALL and MARTHA BANTA are: i. PARTHENA4 HALL, b. 1846. ii. CHARLES L. HALL, b. 1847. iii. ANGELINE HALL, b. 1849. iv. THOMAS J. HALL, b. 1850, IL; m. SARAH A. PERRY, January 11, 1872, DeWitt County, IL. 17. JAMES M.3 HALL (DARIUS2, MAHLON1) was born November 16, 1822 in IL, and died October 20, 1849 in DeWitt County, IL b.Old Union Cemetery. He married FRANCES BLANKENSHIP January 01, 1845 in DeWitt County, IL. Notes for JAMES M. HALL: Probate Box 2 #37 DeWitt County Child of JAMES HALL and FRANCES BLANKENSHIP is: i. JAMES M.4 HALL, b. 1845, IL; m. NANCY JANE MADDOX, December 16, 1869, DeWitt County, IL. 18. ELIZABETH3 HALL (DARIUS2, MAHLON1) was born 1826 in KY. She married WILLIAM NEAL September 04, 1845 in DeWitt County, IL. Notes for WILLIAM NEAL: 1870 Christopher John is living with Jonathan R. Hall Sarah Elizabeth is living with Robert Block per 1870 Census. Find no Cemetery inscription but both William and Elizabeth have probates William Box 9 #285 Elizabeth box 12 #356 Children of ELIZABETH HALL and WILLIAM NEAL are: i. MARY E.4 NEAL, b. 1847. ii. CHRISTOPHER JOHN NEAL, b. 1849. iii. GREENBERY T. NEAL, b. May 05, 1851; d. December 30, 1858, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. iv. MARIA F. NEAL, b. 1856. v. HETTIE J. NEAL, b. 1857. vi. SARAH ELIZABETH NEAL, b. 1859. 19. CASSANDRA3 HALL (DARIUS2, MAHLON1) was born 1830 in Bath County, KY, and died 1858 in DeWitt County, IL. She married STEPHEN NEAL May 10, 1849 in DeWitt County, IL. Children of CASSANDRA HALL and STEPHEN NEAL are: i. ELIZABETH4 NEAL, b. 1849. ii. AMANDA NEAL, b. 1855. 20. HESTER B.3 HALL (DARIUS2, MAHLON1) was born 1834 in IL. She married RICHARD HAVINS February 09, 1853 in DeWitt County, IL. Children of HESTER HALL and RICHARD HAVINS are: i. JAMES S.4 HAVINS, b. 1856. ii. MARY F. HAVINS, b. 1858. iii. ELIZABETH D. HAVINS, b. 1860. iv. DARIUS J. HAVINS, b. 1862. v. ADA F. HAVINS, b. 1865. vi. ELIZA E. HAVINS, b. 1867. vii. HESTER M. HAVINS, b. 1869. 21. HENRY P.3 HALL (AQUILLA2, MAHLON1) was born December 15, 1827 in KY, and died May 27, 1895 in DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. He married LUVICA J. MORROW May 24, 1849 in DeWitt County, IL. Notes for HENRY P. HALL: 1850 DeWitt census Henry P. Hall wm age 24 b. KY Luvicy wf age 23 b. KY William J. wm age 1 month 1860 DeWitt Census H. P. Hall wm age 32 b. IL Luvica wf age 33 b. KY Mary E. wf age 7 b. IL Mary E. is enumerated with William and Mariah Morrow on 1870 Census for DeWitt County Children of HENRY HALL and LUVICA MORROW are: i. WILLIAM J.4 HALL, b. 1850; d. Bef. 1860, Buried Old Union Cemetery no dates. ii. MARY E. HALL, b. 1853. 22. THOMAS DIXON3 HALL (AQUILLA2, MAHLON1) was born 1833 in KY, and died May 08, 1899 in DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.. He married LUCY ANN THORNLEY December 08, 1853 in DeWitt County, IL. Children of THOMAS HALL and LUCY THORNLEY are: i. CYRUS4 HALL, b. August 15, 1854; d. August 24, 1861, DeWitt County, IL b. Old Union Cemetery. ii. WILLIAM HALL, b. 1857. iii. ANNA HALL, b. 1859. iv. JONATHAN HALL, b. 1860. v. CARLIS HALL, b. 1863. vi. LUVENIA HALL, b. 1868. 23. AQUILLA3 HALL (AQUILLA2, MAHLON1) was born 1837 in KY. He married (1) ELIZABETH UNKNOWN Abt. 1856 in Unknown. He married (2) SARAH E. DUNCAN BARNETT August 02, 1901. Children of AQUILLA HALL and ELIZABETH UNKNOWN are: i. FRANKLIN4 HALL, b. 1857. ii. ANDREW HALL, b. 1859. iii. AUSTIN HALL, b. 1866. iv. GEORGE L. HALL, b. 1869. 24. WILLIAM B.3 BARNETT (ELIZABETH2 HALL, MAHLON1) was born August 22, 1835 in DeWitt County, IL, and died September 14, 1898 in DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.. He married SARAH E. DUNCAN BARNETT August 26, 1855 in DeWitt County, IL. Notes for WILLIAM B. BARNETT: After Williams death Sarah remarried to Aquilla P. Hall 8-2-1901 DeWitt County Child of WILLIAM BARNETT and SARAH BARNETT is: i. WILLIAM ALEXANDER4 BARNETT, b. October 19, 1858, DeWitt County, IL; d. October 14, 1904, DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.; m. LUCY J. MOORE, October 17, 1883, DeWitt County, IL. 25. CASSANDRA3 BARNETT (ELIZABETH2 HALL, MAHLON1) was born 1840 in IL, and died September 02, 1909 in DeWitt County, IL. She married JOHN MC DONALD November 28, 1867 in DeWitt County, IL. Child of CASSANDRA BARNETT and JOHN MC DONALD is: i. CARRIE4 MC DONALD, b. 1869. 26. SARAH3 BARNETT (ELIZABETH2 HALL, MAHLON1) was born 1842, and died Bef. 1867 in DeWitt County, IL. She married JOHN MC DONALD December 06, 1860 in DeWitt County, IL. Children of SARAH BARNETT and JOHN MC DONALD are: i. WARREN S.4 MC DONALD, b. 1862. ii. VICTOR MC DONALD, b. 1864. 27. JULIET3 BARNETT (ELIZABETH2 HALL, MAHLON1) was born 1844 in IL. She married BYRON PIATT February 09, 1868 in DeWitt County, IL. Child of JULIET BARNETT and BYRON PIATT is: i. EDWIN4 PIATT, b. 1869. 28. JOHN3 BARNETT (ELIZABETH2 HALL, MAHLON1) was born 1846 in DeWitt County, IL. He married SARAH A. HUTCHIN May 24, 1868 in DeWitt County, IL. Children of JOHN BARNETT and SARAH HUTCHIN are: i. HARRIET E.4 BARNETT, b. 1868. ii. MARION BARNETT, b. 1870. 29. ALEXANDER3 BARNETT (ELIZABETH2 HALL, MAHLON1) was born November 25, 1849 in DeWitt County, IL, and died May 27, 1924 in DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.. He married DORA F. HALL October 17, 1883 in Macon County, IL. Child of ALEXANDER BARNETT and DORA HALL is: i. SCOTT4 BARNETT, b. August 26, 1882; d. December 29, 1902, DeWitt County, IL b. Woodlawn Cem.. 30. WILLIAM3 HALL (JONATHAN R.2, MAHLON1) was born 1850 in IL, and died 1925 in DeWitt County, IL b. McClimans Cem.. He married ELIZABETH J. BARNETT October 10, 1878 in DeWitt County, IL, daughter of ROBERT BARNETT and MARGARET MILLS. Child of WILLIAM HALL and ELIZABETH BARNETT is: i. INFANT4 HALL, b. 1890; d. 1890, DeWitt County, IL b. McClimans Cem -- Earliene M. Kaelin =====================================

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: [email protected] From: "Walter E. Styles" <[email protected]> Subject: [GEN-OBIT] Obituary Daily Times v14No054 Obituary Daily Times v14 #054 To unsubscribe from this mailing list, please send a message to <[email protected]> with the single word message of: unsubscribe No other text (including auto signature files) may be in the message or your request will not be processed. Visit the ODT web site at <http://www.rootsweb.com/~obituary> LAST NAME, First Name (MAIDEN); Age; Place of Death; Newspaper Name; Newspaper date; tagname ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (snip) BOLES, Frances Ann "Winky" (BOYD); 66; Winston-Salem NC; Winston-Salem J; 2008-1-20; msty (snip)

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: [email protected] From: "Walter E. Styles" <[email protected]> Subject: [GEN-OBIT] Obituary Daily Times v14No053 Obituary Daily Times v14 #053 To unsubscribe from this mailing list, please send a message to <[email protected]> with the single word message of: unsubscribe No other text (including auto signature files) may be in the message or your request will not be processed. Visit the ODT web site at <http://www.rootsweb.com/~obituary> LAST NAME, First Name (MAIDEN); Age; Place of Death; Newspaper Name; Newspaper date; tagname ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (snip) BOWLES, Helen Ann; 90; Seattle WA>Auburn CA; Auburn Journal; 2008-1-25; dlk (snip)

===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: [email protected] From: "Lee Paltridge" <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [B&D] BOWLES William, Keynsham, SOM, 1832 Thanks Josephine for this extra snippet. >>William BOWLES was entitled to vote in the 1832 Somerset election in Keynsham. His abode was Keynsham and his qualification to vote was freehold land at Hempshord, though I don't know where that was. << I have looked on the old maps but cannot find a Hempshord either, or a name anything like it in the vicinity. I wondered if it might really have been Kempsford, which is the name of a town in the Cotswolds, about 50km north-east from Keynsham, which might have been used here as a local farm name. Given the strange ways that both the capitals H and K were written, it seems quite possible. William BOWLES was on the 1851 census as a farmer of 14 acres, which is not a very large farm. In 1851 and 1861, he lived in West End in Keynsham, so the farm was probably around that general area. In March 2007, in answering a question on B&S from a new CANTLE lister, Chris Hollins, I put in my two penn'orth about the CANTLE basket makers*, and the many references to the name in Keynsham parish and Baptist registers, but said I had no connection to the CANTLE family myself. Wrong! William BOWLES, after the death his wife Elizabeth DERRICK in 1846, lived with the family of farmer John CANTLE, and his relationship is described as 'Uncle'. I mentioned in this week's query that Thomas DERRICK snr and his wife Elizabeth FRANKHAM had four children - Elizabeth 1777 (whose marriage to William BOWLES you found for me), Thomas 1779, John 1782, and my 3xgm Hannah 1784. John DERRICK married Ann LEWIS at St Augustine in 1805, and I have now found that their daughter Elizabeth b 1806 married John CANTLE - a very late marriage - both in their 40s. Thus William BOWLES was uncle by marriage of Elizabeth DERRICK CANTLE - who was therefore my first cousin 4 times removed! (* you added lots of wonderful stuff about osier cutting) I'll keep my eye out for this Hempshord/Kempsford name - so thank you again. Lee =======================================================

Jack was the son of Harry H. and Anna Belle Bowles of Houston, TX. The Houston Chronicle, Saturday, March 15, 1997, Vol. 96 No. 153 (50 cents) Page 32A, Col. 1 BOWLES Daniel G. (Jack) Bowles, 82, died March 13, 1997. Survivors: Wife of 59 years, Addie E. (LOIS) Bowles, Houston; daughters, Jacklyn B. Kelley and husband Kenneth E., Houston, Nancy M. Bowles, S. Orange, NJ, grandchildren; Rebecca A. Pierce and husband Charles E., Houston, Daniel T. Bogar and wife Brandelyn, Aventura, FL; great-grandchildren, Jerrad G. Consolazio, James D. Consolazio, Houston, Hunter D. Bogar and Nia N. Bogar, Aventura, FL. Vigil service: 6:00 p.m. Sunday, Earthman Hunters Creek Chapel. Funeral Mass 10:00 a.m. Monday, March 17, 1997, St. Rose of Lima Church, 3500 Brinkman, Rev. Msgr. Tom Wendland, celebrant. Rite of Committal; Woodlawn Garden of Memories. Pallbearers: Harry L. Bowles, Charles Monroe, Charles Pierce, Danny Bogar, Jason D. Consolazio, Jason D.d. (sic) Consolazio, and Jerad G. Consolazio. Honorary pallbearers: Hunter D. Bogar and Nia M. Bogar. EARTHMAN Hunters Creek 6303 Katy Freeway 466-9900 Paper: Houston Chronicle Date: Sun 05/20/2007 Section: B Page: Edition: 4 Star BOWLES ADDIE E. (Lois) BOWLES, 84, died on Saturday morning, May 19, 2007. Lois, a life long resident of Houston,was born and raised in the Heights. Her husband of 59 years, Daniel G. (Jack) Bowles predeased Lois on March 13, 1997. Lois retired from Shell Oil in 1987. Lois was living at the Hampton's Post Oak in the Galleria at the time of her death. She is survived by: daughters, Jacklyn Bowles Kelley of Houston, Nancy Bowles and partner, Patricia Marlo of Manahawkin, N.J.; grandchildren, Rebecca A. Consolazio, Daniel T. Bogar and wife, Brandi of Hollywood, Fl.; great-grandchildren, Jerrad G. Consolazio, Jason D. Consolazio of Houston, Hunter D. Bogar and Nia N. Bogar of Hollywood, Fl.; great great-grandchildren, Jerrad G. Consolazio, II and Jonathon G. Consolazio; step-sister, Gerri Robinson of Vista, Ca and numerous nieces, nephews and other loving relatives and friends Visitation for Lois will be held Monday, May 21 from 4p.m.-8pm at the Earthman Hunters Creek Chapel, 8303 Katy Freeway with a rosary at 7pm The funeral service will be held at 1:30pm Tuesday, May 22 at the funeral home chapel. Burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery. A reception will follow. Pallbearers will be: Rebecca Consolazio, Jason D. Consolazio, Danny T. Bogar, Hunter D. Bogar, Nia N. Bogar and Harry L. Bowles. The family wants to thank all of mom's caregivers that have touched our lives the past couple of years. Thank you for taking such good care of our mom in her last difficult years. SCI/EARTHMANS AT HUNTERS CREEK

Bill was the son of Harry H. and Anna Belle Bowles of Houston, TX. Houston Chronicle, Thursday, March 14, 1991, Vol. 90 No. 152 Page 11B Col. 1 BOWLES Henry W. "Bill" Bowles, 72, Died Tuesday, March 12, 1991. Mr. Bowles is survived by his wife, Nellie Bowles and brothers, Harry L. Bowles and Daniel G. "Jack" Bowles. Vigil services will be held at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, March 14, 1991 at the Heights Funeral Home Chapel, the Funeral Liturgy will be held at 12:00 p.m. Friday, March 15, 1991 at the Houston National Cemetery Chapel with Msgr. Thomas A. Wendland, officiating. Interment at Houston National Cemetery. Heights Funeral Home, 1317 Heights Blvd., 862-8844.

Ellen was the daughter of Harry H. and Anna Belle Bowles. Houston Chronicle, Thursday, December 26, 1985, Vol. 85 No. 74 Section 2, page 11, Col 1 DEALY Ellen Bowles Dealy, 75, died Monday, December 23, 1985. Survived by: Husband, Harry C. Dealy; daughters and sons-in-law, Mary Ellen and Sid Wunsch, Gayle and Tom Maris; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. For service time and information call the Earthman's Bellaire Chapel. EARTHMAN Bellaire, 6700 Ferris, 667-6505 Houston Chronicle, Sunday, January 5, 1986, Vol. 85 No. 84 Page 10, Section 3, col. 5 DEALY Harry C. Dealy, 77, died Saturday, January 4, 1986. Survived by daughters and sons-in-law, Mary Ellen and Sid Wunsch, Gayle and Tom Maris; sister, Lois Tracy; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. For service time and information call Earthman Bellaire Chapel, 667-6505.

Helen's parents were Harry H. and Anna Belle Bowles. Houston Chronicle, Monday, March 31, 1980, Vol. 79 No. 170 Page 12, Section 1, Col. 5 MATTHEWS Helen C. Matthews, 67, died March 30, 1980. A native of New Orleans, she had been a lifelong resident of Houston. Survivors include: Son, Jim Matthews, Texola, Okla.; sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Monroe, Fayetville, Texas, Mrs. Dorine Dehnert, LaGrange, Texas and Mrs. Ellen Dealy, Houston; brothers, Harry, Jack and Bill Bowles, all of Houston; and two grandchildren. Services 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, St. Michaels Catholic church with The Rev. John C. Perusina officiating. Interment will follow in Hollywood Cemetery. A Rosary will be recited Monday evening, 7:00 p.m. at the Sage Road Chapel of Geo. H. Lewis & Sons. Geo. H. Lewis & Sons, 2530 Sage Road at Westheimer. 621-5600.

Daisy was the daughter of Florence Yates Bowles and J. L. Wilson. Houston Chronicle, Monday, August 7, 1967, Vol. 66 No. 298 Page 14, Section 1, Col. 5 & 6 Bernard—Mrs. Daisy Wilson Bernard, 74, of 2337 Wroxton Rd., passed away Sunday. Native of Atlanta, Ga., Houston resident 14 years. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Bobbie Trahan; grandson, Douglas Trahan, both of Houston. Services 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, Earthman Southwest Chapel. Burial Hollywood Cemetery. Earthman Southwest Chapel, 121 N. sixth, Bellaire. MO 7-6505.

The Houston Post, Tuesday, February 7, 1956 71st year No. 309 Section 3, Page 9, Column 2 Harry Herndon Bowles, 79, of 621 East 13 ½ Ave. died 2:30 PM Monday in a Houston hospital. Survivors: Widow, Mrs. Anna Belle Bowles; sons, Harry L, Daniel (Jack), Henry W. Bowles; daughters, Mrs. E. Monroe, Mrs. H. E. Dealy, all of Houston, Mrs. D. R. Matthews, Freeport, Mrs. W. H. Dehnert; 16 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; niece, Mrs. Daisy Bernard; sister-in-law, Mrs. J. W. Rider, all of Houston. Rosary 8 PM Tuesday, Earthman's, 9:30 AM All Saints Church, the Rev. Thomas F. O'Sullivan. Burial Hollywood Cemetery. Pallbearers: Shannon Wolfg, John Geary, Clifford Calhoun, Jon Petras, J. J. McKenna, Grady Murdock. Earthman Funerals. The Houston Post, Friday, August 30, 1963 Section 4, Page 11, Column 1 Bowles Mrs. Anna Belle Bowles, 76, of 621 East 13 ½ Ave., widow of the late H. H. Bowles, died Thursday. Houston resident 42 years, member of the Catholic Daughters of America, Altar Society. Survivors: Sons Harry L. Bowles Sr., Daniel (Jack) Bowles, Billy Bowles; daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Monroe, Mrs. H. E. Dealy, Mrs. W. H. Dehnert, all of Houston, Mrs. D. R. Matthews, Freeport; 17 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren. services 4 PM Friday, All Saints Church. Burial Hollywood Cemetery. Pallbearers: Charles Monroe, Harry Bowles Jr., Bobby Dehnert, Arthur Bogar, Jimmy Matthews, Kenneth Hixon. Earthman's, 2420 Fannin St., Capitol 3-4541.

J. L. Wilson married Florence Yates Bowles about 1892. They were living in Tampa, FL in 1900, in Galveston, TX in 1910 and 1920, and in Houston, TX in 1930. Florence died before her husband, but I have not found an obit for her. Annette * *The Houston Post, Wednesday, November 3, 1948 64th year, No. 213, 38 pages Price 5 cents Section 1, Page 19, Column 2 Judge Lurton Wilson, 73, of 4520 Stanford, died 3:25 a.m. Tuesday in his home. Native of Ridge, Tenn., had lived in Houston 20 years. Was locomotive engineer for G. H. & H. railroad, Galveston, before retirement 11 years ago. Member Methodist church and Brotherhood of Engineers. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Daisy Bernard, Bay City; sister, Mrs. Tom Vinson, Valdosta, Ga.; granddaughter, Mrs. Bobbie Trahan, Houston; great-grandson, Douglas Trahan, Houston, and several nieces and nephews. Services 4 p.m. Wednesday. Geo. H. Lewis & Sons. Rev. R. L. Jackson. Burial Hollywood cemetery. Geo. H. Lewis & Sons.* *

I have been looking up obits for descendants of Green Berry Bowles, Jr. and Florence E. Yates. I will send them to the list individually. This man is their son, born 5 May 1872 in Mississippi. Annette The Houston Post: Friday, September 15, 1939 Vol. 55, No. 164, Section 1, Page 22, Column 5 Bowles—G. B. Bowles of 4518 Stanford died at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. He had been a resident of Houston 40 years and was a member of the Episcopal church. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Florence Wilson, and a brother, Harry H. Bowles, both of Houston. Private services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in the drawing room of Geo. H. Lewis & Co. Rev. J. Lawrence Plumley will officiate. Burial will be in Hollywood cemetery. Active pallbearers: Harry Bowles, Jack Bowles, Billy Bowles, Charles Monroe, Harry Dealy and Douglas Matthews. Geo. H. Lewis & Co. directing.

Lynne, Save or copy the message to a text or doc file. Open the file and highlight the accented o. CTRL-C to copy just the accented o. Select EDIT/REPLACE. Paste the accented o in the "Find What" field. Put a , in the "Replace With" field. Hit the "Replace All" button and VOILA!...all of your accented o's replaced with a comma. Barbara ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linne Gravestock" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 12:46 AM Subject: [BOWLES] Lynch-Bowles, Bedford County VA families If someone would like to educate me on how to remove the accented o in this item, I'll know how to do it in the future. This was how it was sent to me and I don't know why it's there or how to get rid of it. Many thanks, Linne ===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: [email protected] From: "Edwin \"Tex\" Irvin" <[email protected]> Subject: [VABEDFOR] Allied families From Campbell Chronicles, by Ruth Early. Allied County Families AdamsóLynch. AlexanderóAustin. AndersonóCallaway. AnthonyóClark. AnthonyóMoorman. BaileyóTimberlake. BoilingóGary. BullockóClark. BurtonóIrvine. B ro wnóHancock. CabellóDavies. CabellóWinston. CallawayóCrawford. CallawayóTilley. CandleróAnthony. ChilesóHarrelson. ClarkóAdams. ClarkóIrvine. ClayóDavies. ClemensóGoggin. ClementóHill. CobbsóLewis. CobbsóPoindexter. CobbsóScott. CockeóStith. CockeóTalbot. DabneyóPrice. DabneyóMorris. DanielóAllen. DanielóWoodson. DavisóGosney. DavisóLynch. DavisóSmithson. DaviesóClayton. DaviesóGodfrey. DaviesóManspn. DaviesóNowlin. DearingóAdams DearingóLynch. DouglassóMoorman. DouglassóTyree. EarlyóAnderson. EarlyóWall. EarlyóCallaway. EvansóRobertson. EvansóMurrell. FauntleroyóDearing. FloydóAnderson. FeatherstonóFloyd. FranklinóLewis. FranklinóCallaway. FuquaóWoodson. GarlandóRice. GarlandóWingfield. GilliamóGlover. GilliamóJones. GogginóIrvine. GogginóMoorman. HairstonóSaunders. HairstonóStovall. HanksóBrooks. HarrisonóBurton. HaytheóArthur. HaytheóMoorman. HadenóReynolds. HenryóCabell. HolcombeóRoyall. HughesóTucker. HunteróDavidson. IrvineóBoyd. IrvineóClark. IrvineóAnthony. JenningsóDavis. JohnsonóClark. JohnsonóMoorman. JohnsonóTerrell. JohnstonóPickett. JohnstonóSteptoe. JonesóBoiling. JonesóStith. KableróSpeece. LanghorneóAllen. LanghorneóSteptoe. LeeóNoel. LeftwichóTurner. LeftwichóFuqua. LewisóCabell. LynchóBowles. LynchóClark. LynchóTerrell. McReynoIdsóCampbell. MilleróFitz Patrick. MoormanóReynolds. MoormanóJohnson. MorganóJones. MurrellóCobbs. MurrellóEstes. MurrellóRudd. NorvellóWyatt. OteyóHopkins OteyóMatthews. OwenóLa than. PannillóBoughton. PayneóArcher. PayneóSmith. PerrowóFleming. PerrowóCox. PrestonóDavis. PrestonóEarly. PrewittóHurt. RobertsonóPhair. RosseróWood. RussellóBard. RussellóFitz Patrick. RussellóRutherford. ScottóAdams. ScottóJones. ScottóRoy. ScottóWilliams. SlaughteróJones. SlaughteróPoindexter. SlaughteróSmith. SnowóBennett. SnowóCheek. StithóHall. StithóBuckner. StrangeóSmith. TalbotóGuin. TalbotóWilliston. TateóCallaway. TateóGoggin. TateóMurrell. TerrellóChiles. TerrellóJohnson. TerrellóKennerly. TerrellóLynch. ThompsonóFranklin. ThurmanóLewellen. VenableóMoorman. WadeóTurner. WaldenóHubbard. WaldenóWard. WardóAdams. WardóChiles. WardóRisque. WardóNorvell. WardóWarwick. WattsóScott. WattsóSaunders. WinstonóTaylor. WinstonóCabell. WinstonóClark. WithersóChinn. WithersóAlexander. WithersóPayne. WyattóJordan. WyattóMiller. YuilleóFletcher. YuilleóPayne. ================================================= ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thank you, Barbara. I'll print this out and save it for future reference. Yours, Linne >Lynne, > >Save or copy the message to a text or doc file. Open the file and highlight >the accented o. CTRL-C to copy just the accented o. Select EDIT/REPLACE. >Paste the accented o in the "Find What" field. Put a , in the "Replace >With" field. Hit the "Replace All" button and VOILA!...all of your accented >o's replaced with a comma. > >Barbara > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Linne Gravestock" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 12:46 AM >Subject: [BOWLES] Lynch-Bowles, Bedford County VA families > > >If someone would like to educate me on >how to remove the accented o in this item, I'll >know how to do it in the future. This was how it >was sent to me and I don't know why it's there or >how to get rid of it. >Many thanks, >Linne > > > >===================================================================== >Match: Bowles >Source: [email protected] >From: "Edwin \"Tex\" Irvin" <[email protected]> >Subject: [VABEDFOR] Allied families > > > From Campbell Chronicles, by Ruth Early. > > > Allied County Families > > > AdamsóLynch. AlexanderóAustin. >AndersonóCallaway. AnthonyóClark. >AnthonyóMoorman. BaileyóTimberlake. BoilingóGary. >BullockóClark. BurtonóIrvine. B ro wnóHancock. >CabellóDavies. CabellóWinston. CallawayóCrawford. >CallawayóTilley. CandleróAnthony. >ChilesóHarrelson. ClarkóAdams. ClarkóIrvine. >ClayóDavies. ClemensóGoggin. ClementóHill. >CobbsóLewis. CobbsóPoindexter. CobbsóScott. >CockeóStith. CockeóTalbot. DabneyóPrice. >DabneyóMorris. DanielóAllen. DanielóWoodson. >DavisóGosney. DavisóLynch. DavisóSmithson. >DaviesóClayton. DaviesóGodfrey. DaviesóManspn. >DaviesóNowlin. DearingóAdams DearingóLynch. >DouglassóMoorman. DouglassóTyree. EarlyóAnderson. >EarlyóWall. EarlyóCallaway. EvansóRobertson. >EvansóMurrell. FauntleroyóDearing. >FloydóAnderson. FeatherstonóFloyd. FranklinóLewis. > >FranklinóCallaway. FuquaóWoodson. GarlandóRice. >GarlandóWingfield. GilliamóGlover. GilliamóJones. >GogginóIrvine. GogginóMoorman. HairstonóSaunders. >HairstonóStovall. HanksóBrooks. HarrisonóBurton. >HaytheóArthur. HaytheóMoorman. HadenóReynolds. >HenryóCabell. HolcombeóRoyall. HughesóTucker. >HunteróDavidson. IrvineóBoyd. IrvineóClark. >IrvineóAnthony. JenningsóDavis. JohnsonóClark. >JohnsonóMoorman. JohnsonóTerrell. >JohnstonóPickett. JohnstonóSteptoe. >JonesóBoiling. JonesóStith. KableróSpeece. >LanghorneóAllen. LanghorneóSteptoe. LeeóNoel. >LeftwichóTurner. LeftwichóFuqua. LewisóCabell. >LynchóBowles. LynchóClark. LynchóTerrell. >McReynoIdsóCampbell. MilleróFitz Patrick. >MoormanóReynolds. MoormanóJohnson. MorganóJones. >MurrellóCobbs. MurrellóEstes. MurrellóRudd. >NorvellóWyatt. OteyóHopkins OteyóMatthews. >OwenóLa than. PannillóBoughton. PayneóArcher. >PayneóSmith. PerrowóFleming. PerrowóCox. >PrestonóDavis. PrestonóEarly. PrewittóHurt. >RobertsonóPhair. RosseróWood. RussellóBard. > RussellóFitz Patrick. RussellóRutherford. >ScottóAdams. ScottóJones. ScottóRoy. >ScottóWilliams. SlaughteróJones. >SlaughteróPoindexter. SlaughteróSmith. >SnowóBennett. SnowóCheek. StithóHall. > StithóBuckner. StrangeóSmith. TalbotóGuin. TalbotóWilliston. >TateóCallaway. > TateóGoggin. TateóMurrell. TerrellóChiles. >TerrellóJohnson. TerrellóKennerly. TerrellóLynch. >ThompsonóFranklin. ThurmanóLewellen. >VenableóMoorman. WadeóTurner. WaldenóHubbard. >WaldenóWard. WardóAdams. WardóChiles. >WardóRisque. WardóNorvell. WardóWarwick. >WattsóScott. WattsóSaunders. WinstonóTaylor. >WinstonóCabell. WinstonóClark. WithersóChinn. >WithersóAlexander. WithersóPayne. WyattóJordan. >WyattóMiller. YuilleóFletcher. YuilleóPayne. > > > > >================================================= > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes >in the subject and the body of the message > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an >email to [email protected] with the >word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the >subject and the body of the message

===================================================================== Match: Bole Source: [email protected] From: "Walter E. Styles" <[email protected]> Subject: [GEN-OBIT] Obituary Daily Times v14No052 Obituary Daily Times v14 #052 To unsubscribe from this mailing list, please send a message to <[email protected]> with the single word message of: unsubscribe No other text (including auto signature files) may be in the message or your request will not be processed. Visit the ODT web site at <http://www.rootsweb.com/~obituary> LAST NAME, First Name (MAIDEN); Age; Place of Death; Newspaper Name; Newspaper date; tagname ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (snip) GONDA, Donna (BOLE); 80; N Canton OH; Akron B-J; 2008-1-30; hmg (snip)

If someone would like to educate me on how to remove the accented o in this item, I'll know how to do it in the future. This was how it was sent to me and I don't know why it's there or how to get rid of it. Many thanks, Linne ===================================================================== Match: Bowles Source: [email protected] From: "Edwin \"Tex\" Irvin" <[email protected]> Subject: [VABEDFOR] Allied families From Campbell Chronicles, by Ruth Early. Allied County Families AdamsóLynch. AlexanderóAustin. AndersonóCallaway. AnthonyóClark. AnthonyóMoorman. BaileyóTimberlake. BoilingóGary. BullockóClark. BurtonóIrvine. B ro wnóHancock. CabellóDavies. CabellóWinston. CallawayóCrawford. CallawayóTilley. CandleróAnthony. ChilesóHarrelson. ClarkóAdams. ClarkóIrvine. ClayóDavies. ClemensóGoggin. ClementóHill. CobbsóLewis. CobbsóPoindexter. CobbsóScott. CockeóStith. CockeóTalbot. DabneyóPrice. DabneyóMorris. DanielóAllen. DanielóWoodson. DavisóGosney. DavisóLynch. DavisóSmithson. DaviesóClayton. DaviesóGodfrey. DaviesóManspn. DaviesóNowlin. DearingóAdams DearingóLynch. DouglassóMoorman. DouglassóTyree. EarlyóAnderson. EarlyóWall. EarlyóCallaway. EvansóRobertson. EvansóMurrell. FauntleroyóDearing. FloydóAnderson. FeatherstonóFloyd. FranklinóLewis. FranklinóCallaway. FuquaóWoodson. GarlandóRice. GarlandóWingfield. GilliamóGlover. GilliamóJones. GogginóIrvine. GogginóMoorman. HairstonóSaunders. HairstonóStovall. HanksóBrooks. HarrisonóBurton. HaytheóArthur. HaytheóMoorman. HadenóReynolds. HenryóCabell. HolcombeóRoyall. HughesóTucker. HunteróDavidson. IrvineóBoyd. IrvineóClark. IrvineóAnthony. JenningsóDavis. JohnsonóClark. JohnsonóMoorman. JohnsonóTerrell. JohnstonóPickett. JohnstonóSteptoe. JonesóBoiling. JonesóStith. KableróSpeece. LanghorneóAllen. LanghorneóSteptoe. LeeóNoel. LeftwichóTurner. LeftwichóFuqua. LewisóCabell. LynchóBowles. LynchóClark. LynchóTerrell. McReynoIdsóCampbell. MilleróFitz Patrick. MoormanóReynolds. MoormanóJohnson. MorganóJones. MurrellóCobbs. MurrellóEstes. MurrellóRudd. NorvellóWyatt. OteyóHopkins OteyóMatthews. OwenóLa than. PannillóBoughton. PayneóArcher. PayneóSmith. PerrowóFleming. PerrowóCox. PrestonóDavis. PrestonóEarly. PrewittóHurt. RobertsonóPhair. RosseróWood. RussellóBard. RussellóFitz Patrick. RussellóRutherford. ScottóAdams. ScottóJones. ScottóRoy. ScottóWilliams. SlaughteróJones. SlaughteróPoindexter. SlaughteróSmith. SnowóBennett. SnowóCheek. StithóHall. StithóBuckner. StrangeóSmith. TalbotóGuin. TalbotóWilliston. TateóCallaway. TateóGoggin. TateóMurrell. TerrellóChiles. TerrellóJohnson. TerrellóKennerly. TerrellóLynch. ThompsonóFranklin. ThurmanóLewellen. VenableóMoorman. WadeóTurner. WaldenóHubbard. WaldenóWard. WardóAdams. WardóChiles. WardóRisque. WardóNorvell. WardóWarwick. WattsóScott. WattsóSaunders. WinstonóTaylor. WinstonóCabell. WinstonóClark. WithersóChinn. WithersóAlexander. WithersóPayne. WyattóJordan. WyattóMiller. YuilleóFletcher. YuilleóPayne. =================================================

Can anyone on the list give me a working address for Pat Cooper? The last one I have for her is [email protected] Many thanks, Linne

================================================================ Match: Bole Source: [email protected] From: "Jim Bundy" <[email protected]> Subject: [LANARK] 1851 census, Shotts, ED8, pages 11-15 Page 11 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb Ann Russell Daur 2 Lanark Shotts Robert Inglis do Son 2mo Do, do Christina Currie Niece U 17 Worker in Cotton Mill Do Bothwell 41 Gavin Addie Head Mar 29 Collier Do Bothwell Janet do Wife Mar 24 Do Shotts Mary Daur 4 Do Bothwell Elisabeth Daur 9mo Do Shotts 42 Janet Bromlow Head Widow 47 Tambourer Lanark Crawford Isabelle do Daur 13 Scholar Aberdeenshire Strichen John do Son 9 Do pauper Clackmanan Dollar Charles do Son 7 Do pauper Lanark New Monkland 43 William Scott Head Mar 29 Collier Lanark Shotts Jane do Wife Mar 26 Do, do Andrew Thomson Son 7 Scholar Do, do Ann Scott Daur 2 Do, do Mary do Daur 8mo Do, do Elisabeth Ferguson Lodger 12 Scholar Midlothian Leith 44 Alexander Cleland Head Widr 82 Hand Loom Weaver (Formerly) Lanark Dalziel Jane do Daur W 59 House Keeper Do Bothwell Elisabeth do Daur U 49 Dress Maker Do Shotts Total of Houses I3 Total of Persons 7 13 Page 12 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb Andrew Cleland Grandson U 33 Carter Lanark Shotts John Paterson Grandson U 15 Weigher (Coal & Iron) Do, do 45 John Henry Head Mar 31 Hostler Stirling Slamanan Margaret do Wife Mar 31 Lanark Hamilton John do Son 4 Do Glasgow William do Son 2 Do Shotts John Lyle Lodger U 21 C Waggon Driver Do Camnethan 46 James Brownlie Head Mar 50 Sawer Do Bothwell Margaret do Wife Mar 49 Do, do James do Son U 18 Waggon Driver Do Shotts Marion do Daur U 15 Do, do John do Son 13 Labourer Do, do Margaret do Daur 11 Scholar Do, do Elisabeth do Daur 7 Do Do, do Isabella do Daur 3 Do, do 47 John Buttery Head Mar 34 Labourer Do, do Janet do Wife Mar 33 Do, do Marion do Daur 15 Do, do Elisabeth do Daur 13 Scholar Do, do John do Son 11 Do Do, do Total of Houses I3 Total of Persons 11 9 Page 13 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb William Buttery Son 9 Scholar Lanark Shotts Isabella do Daur 5 Do Do, do James do Son 2 Do, do 48 William Gawans Head Widr 74 Ag Lab Edinburgh West Calder John do Son U 28 Pit head man Lanark Shotts James do Son U 25 Do Do, do Janet do Daur U 20 Do, do 49 Dalrymple House James Scott Head Mar 45 Carpenter Master Employing (2) Men Lanark Shotts Jane do Wife Mar 42 Do Glasgow Daniel Johnston Nephew 7 Scholar Do Shotts Robert Scott Nephew U 24 Carpenter Do New Monkland Robert Young Servant U 25 Do Do Carluke Mary Wright Servant U 22 House Servant Do Shotts Agnes Daniel Servant U 20 Do Linlithgow, Linlithgow 50 George Keir Head Mar 39 Hand Loom Weaver (Cotton) Lanark Old Monkland Ann do Wife Mar 44 Do Bothwell George do Son U 17 Waggon Driver Do, do James do Son U 15 Do, do Do, do Peter do Son 11 Do Greaser Do, do Mary do Daur 6 Scholar Do, do Total of Houses I3 Total of Persons 13 7 Page 14 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb 51 Archibald Wilson Head Mar 63 Ag Lab Ireland Agnes do Wife Mar 65 Do Agnes do Daur U 23 Hand Sewar (Muslin) Do Matthew do Son U 21 Lab (Coal pit) Do Elisabeth do Daur U 19 Do 52 John Burns Head Mar 36 Lab (Coal Drawer) Do Margaret do Wife Mar 27 Do John do Son 6 Do William do Son 3 Lanark Shotts Martha Park Mother in law Widow 57 Formerly Ag lab Ireland 53 Samuel Heron Head Mar 56 Collier Ireland Jane do Wife Mar 30 Renfrew NK Robert do Son 11 Collier Stirling Kilsyth Thomas do Son 7 Lanark Stonehouse Jane do Daur 4 Do Bothwell 54 Mary Larmour Head Mar 66 Ireland Thomas do Son U 25 Collier Do James Dally Lodger U 29 Lab Do Ann Knox Lodger W 39 Do William do Lodger 6 Do Total of Houses I1 Total of Person 11 9 Page 15 No. of Householder's Schedule Names of Street, Place, or Road, and Name or No. of House Name and Surname of each Person who abode in the house, on the Night of the 30th March, 1851 Relation to Head of Family Condition Age of Males Age of Females Rank, Profession, or Occupation Where Born Whether Blind, or Deaf-and-Dumb Mary Knox Lodger 3 Ireland Samuel Bole Lodger Mar 48 Ag Lab Do Margaret Bole Lodger Mar 31 Do Jane do Lodger 12 Do Beggyann do Lodger 10 Do Ellan do Lodger 8 Do Mary do Lodger 4mo Lanark Shotts 55 William Wharrie Head Mar 28 Blacksmith Ayrshire Ayr Elisabeth do Wife Mar 26 Do, do John do Son 8 Scholar Do, do James do Son 5 Do Do, do 56 James Adam Head Mar 23 Iron Miner Ireland Janet do Wife Mar 21 Lanark Dalserf 57 John McBride Sen Head W 50 Housekeeper Ireland John do Son U 19 Iron Miner Lanark Dalziel Agnes do Daur U 16 Tambourer Do Carluke Jean do Daur U 14 Do Do, do Ann Murdoch Sister W 35 Hand loom Weaver (Cotton) Ireland James do Nephew 6 Ireland 58 James Nisbet Head Widr 60 Lab Furnace Ireland Total of Houses Total of Persons 8 12 =====================================================================

===================================================================== Match: Boles Source: [email protected] From: Archives <[email protected]> Subject: [MO-FOOTSTEPS] Mo-Clay Co. News (Family Connectio) Clay County MO Archives News.....Family Connections in Newspaper 1886 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/copyright.htm http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/mo/mofiles.htm ************************************************ File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Ronald J. Reid [email protected] February 2, 2008, 6:07 pm The Liberty Tribune 1886 FAMILY CONNECTIONS FROM NEWSPAPER. The following are family connections that appeared in The Liberty Tribune, Liberty, Clay County, Missouri during the year of 1886. The date of publication is shown prior to the listed item(s). Jan 8, 1886: Chas. Thornton, a prominent young business man of Warrensburg, and his sister, Miss Fannie, spent several days with Capt. J. d. Ford and family, last week. F.M. Corbin, of St. Louis, was visiting the family of his uncle, Mr. O.H. Corbin last week. Prof. E.J. Jennings, of Farmington, Mo., and late of Liberty, is happy all over. He has a new and pretty ten lb. boy at his house. Miss Lutie Clark, gave a very pleasant party to a number of friends, at the beautiful residence of her father, Mr. Wm. Clark, two miles east of town. Smithville. R.D. Duncan and his accomplished lady, of St. Joseph, spent Christmas week with the latterís father, Mr. O.H. Corbin. Jan 15, 1886: Miss Katie Edwards (daughter of Dr. R. Edwards) is quite sick, but we trust will soon be up. A doubly happy man. Thos. A. Harsel has twin girls at his house. The new year promises well. Barry. Mrs. McClelland, of Kansas City is visiting her cousin, Miss Anna Jones. Jan 22, 1886: Mr. Lawson L. Dearborn, son of Elder J.A. Dearborn, is visiting his father and family. Arnold Station. Mrs. Richard Barnes was in our village on Monday evening, on her way to Liberty to visit her mother and father Mr. and Mrs. Nall. She was accompanied by her son, Mr. Louis Barnes. Arnold Station. Miss Flora Prather is visiting friends at Lexington, Mo., and her sister, Miss Stella, at Parkville, Mo. Barry. Mr. George May, son of Dr. May, deceased, returned recently from Charles City, Iowa., at which place he has been in business for the past three years. He met with a joyous welcome and in the future will locate in Kansas City as druggist clerk. Jan 29, 1886: Miss Nellie Russell is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Hughes. Miss Lizzie Allen is visiting her sister, Mrs. Susie Greenlees in Kansas City. Arnold Station. Mrs. Thomas B. Can, of Kansas City, has been visiting her sister Mrs. J.F. Whitaker, this week, accompanied by her pretty little daughters, Flora and Jessie. Mr. Oscar Davidson, one of Clay countyís rising young men, has been at our town this week, visiting his cousins, Mr. R. and L. Davidson. Come again, Oc; our latch string is always fluttering in the breeze. Feb 12, 1886: Miss Ivy Powell, of Kansas City, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Job South. Mrs. Job South has returned from Kansas City, where she has been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. N.J. Powell. Mrs. Susie Greenlees has been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T.T. Allen. She returned to her home in Kansas City last Wednesday. The Tribune was, last week, misinformed as to the especial happiness of MR. Norris Hodges. It was Mr. Taylor Hodges, who rejoices over the arrival of an heir ñ a fine girl. There is a new son at the Wm. Treff house, and a daughter at Robert Vincents, and yet under these existing circumstances the citizens anticipate high water this year. Feb 26, 1886: Binghamville. Miss Christine Hessel is with her sister Mrs. Stein, at Junction city, Kansas. Smithville. Mrs. J.D. DeBerry and her daughter, Mrs. Gillespie, have been very sick for some time, but are improving. Mar 5, 1886: The relatives of MRs. H.C. Rogers, of Columbia, have enjoyed a visit from that estimable lady for a week past. Her son, Syd., a bright little fellow, accompanied his mother. Bob Shelton of Troy, Mo., formerly a student of Wm. Jewell, was visiting his sister, Mrs. R.B. Semple, this week. Bobís visits to Liberty are ever welcomed by a host of friends. Binghamville. Buck Dale will move to his motherís, Mrs. Margaret Boggess. Little Shoal. Miss Lena Ricketts, of Moscow, is visiting her uncle, John Foley, this week. Nebo. Philip Hammel is the happy father of a ten pound girl. Barry. Mrs. Sparks and her sister-in-law, Miss Josie Sparks, were visiting her Saturday and Sunday. Barry. Miss Mamie Funk is in Leavenworth. She will spend a few weeks at her uncleís Col. Loweís, member of the Kansas senate. Acme Springs David Bell and his sister, Mrs. Sallie Thompson, are in Clinton county, with their sister, Mrs. Laura Fugitt, who is dangerously ill. Mar 12, 1886: Binghamville. Mrs. M. Sullivan is visiting her brother, James Reynolds. Mar 19, 1886: Mrs. Jno. H. Price, with her granddaughters, Misses Anna and Mary McCarty, are now comfortably settled in their Woodland home. Miss ----- Buckley, who has been visiting her brother, Dr. W. H. buckley, of this city returned to her home at Fort Smith, Ark., last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Share, of Wellington, Kan., are visiting the latterís parents, Dr. and Mrs. W.W. Dougherty. Mrs. Share will remain in Liberty about ten days. Pleasant Valley. Bud Hymer has returned home, after having spent the winter with his aunt, Miss Lea Rogers. Arnold Station. Mrs. Annie Sprinkle, of Harlem, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Neal, this week. She returned home on Sunday evening. Mar 26, 1886: Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Greenlees, of Kansas City, spent last Sunday in Liberty with the latterís parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.T. Allen. Mrs. Wm. M. Burris, of Kansas City, accompanied by her son Master Allen, are visiting her father, Elder A.B. Jones. E.T. Letchworth, of Hiawatha, Kas., a former resident of this county, was visiting his cousin Joe. Barnes, of the Arthur House, a few days since. Bethel. Mr. Newbyís family was increased by the arrival of a little girl last week. Apr 2, 1886: Wm. M. woods and his sister, Mrs. E.B. Dunscombe, of Berkeley, Cal., are visiting the family of their uncle Joseph Groom. Mrs. Dunscombe and Mr. woods were formerly residents of this county, and this is their first visit to their old home after an absence of 12 years. Minnaville. Mrs. Mayfield of Gardner Kas., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Linderman, where she now lies very ill. Dr. Meffert has her case in charge. Apr 9, 1886: Miss Lee Spencer, with her sister and brother, spent the day in Kansas City last Thursday. Their uncle, G.W. Faubion, gave the young ladies, respectively, a gold watch and necklace. They are happy girls, having a piano, organ, and other musical instruments. Pleasant Valley. Mrs. chandler is making her home with A.C. Davidson, since the marriage of her granddaughter Mrs. Robert Ross, nee Miss Minnie Reynolds. Glenwood. Mrs. Wm. Bales, of Kansas City, spent several days week before last visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Campbell. Apr 16, 1886: Mrs. C.R. Chinn, of Webb City, Mo., has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Arch. Lincoln, and other relatives of this place for the past few days. The relatives of the family met at Mrs. Lincolnís Sunday and had a family reunion. Mrs. Chinn having not seen her brother Mr. Sid. Sandusky for over 26 years. Her visit will long be remembered as one of much pleasure. Mr. Zack Barkley of East Bottoms, Kansas City, is visiting his sister Mrs. A.M. Jones. Apr 23, 1886: Mrs. Mattie A. Park is visiting her daughter Mrs. John Dougherty. Smithville. John Williams and family, of Willamette Valley, Oregon, is visiting his father Jas. Williams, of this township. Born last week to Mrs. Ephraim Leoman a boy; also to Mrs. Henry Moore a boy. All are doing well so fare as heard from. Pleasant Valley. Miss Maggie Vandyke, of this neighborhood, visited her sister Mrs. Jake Hymer, of Moscow, last week. Apr 30, 1886: Mr. Elihu Dillingham, of Platte City, is visiting the sick bed of Mr. J.M. Keller, his brother-in-law, near this city. Mrs. Dr. Reddish is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wilson, near Acme. Rev. Gossett, of Independence, was the guest of this daughter, Mrs. Wm. Downs, Monday. Late arrivals: At the house of Eli Thomason, a girl, Mary Ellen; at the house of Chas. Rexroad ñ a boy, Grover Cleveland; at the house of Newton Mitchell ñ a girl, Annie Mable; at the house of Mr. Boles ñ a boy, John Quincy Adams. File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/mo/clay/newspapers/familyco227gnw.txt This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/mofiles/ File size: 8.7 Kb =================================================