One of my non-KEIM genealogy buddies sent the following: > > I just noticed a mention of KIMES in a HISTORY OF CLINTON AND CALDWELL > COUNTIES (Missouri, 1923). W. H. Kimes (b 18 Aug 1868, Caldwell Co., > MO) was the son of W. J. Kimes and Annis McCullough. W. J. was from > Bourbon Co., KY and Annis was from Indiana. > This couple MIGHT be the ones mentioned in this source we've seen mentioned a couple times on this list: "Maxwell History and Genealogy" by by Florence Wilson Houston, Laura Cowan Blaine, Ella Dunn Mellette. Publ. Indianapolis, Ind. : C.E. Pauley, c 1916. Full title: Maxwell history and genealogy : including the allied families of Alexander, Allen, Bachiler, Batterton, Beveridge, Blaine, Brewster, Brown, Callender, Campbell, Carey, Clark, Cowan, Fox, Dinwiddie, Dunn, Eylar, Garretson, Gentry, Guthrie, Houston, Howard, Howe, Hughes, Hussey, Irvine, Johnson, Kimes, McCullough, Moore, Pemberton, Rosenmuller, Smith, Stapp, Teter, Tilford, Uzzell, Vawter, Ver Planck, Walker, Willey, Wilson : also baptismal record of the Rev. John Craig, D.D. of Augusta County, Virginia, 1740-1749, containing one thousand four hundred and seventy-four names

Cindy wrote: > > One of my non-KEIM genealogy buddies sent the following: > > > > I just noticed a mention of KIMES in a HISTORY OF CLINTON AND CALDWELL > > COUNTIES (Missouri, 1923). W. H. Kimes (b 18 Aug 1868, Caldwell Co., > > MO) was the son of W. J. Kimes and Annis McCullough. W. J. was from > > Bourbon Co., KY and Annis was from Indiana. > > > > In searching for info posted on the internet, I ran across this site: > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~julieann/kimes_bios_&_obits.htm > Further checking.... here's the URL for the KIMES related info on Julie's site! http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~julieann/kimes.htm P.S. Julie WAS a subscriber to this list back in 1999.

One of my non-KEIM genealogy buddies sent the following: > > I just noticed a mention of KIMES in a HISTORY OF CLINTON AND CALDWELL > COUNTIES (Missouri, 1923). W. H. Kimes (b 18 Aug 1868, Caldwell Co., > MO) was the son of W. J. Kimes and Annis McCullough. W. J. was from > Bourbon Co., KY and Annis was from Indiana. > In searching for info posted on the internet, I ran across this site: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~julieann/kimes_bios_&_obits.htm Don't know if this is one of our subscriber's websites, but there is quite a bit of data online!

Going through old emails, I ran across this query rec'd back in Feb 2000: > > I'm looking for information and connections to: > > Wilhelm Keim, his wife Margaret (or Augusta Shank) who emigrated in 1848 > to New York City. They had two children, John and Sarah, who came with > them from Germany. A third, Henry (my great-grandfather), was born in > 1849. He married a woman named Mary Agnes Morrissey, who was English. > They had two children, Adelaide b. 1879 (Adelina) and Chauncey. > Adelaide Keim is my grandmother. She lived in New York City and New > Rochelle, NY. Chauncy moved to California. > I scanned the archives but didn't find them there. Any assistance would > be very much appreciated. > There is mention of an Adelaide Keim, an actress back in the early 1900's, at: http://digilib.nypl.org/dynaweb/ead/rose/thepaskman/@Generic__BookTextView/222 And, a couple queries on this same family on GenForum. See: http://genforum.genealogy.com/keim/messages/96.html These folks aren't related to me, but someone reading this might want to followup on these "sitings!" P.S. I never found these folks listed on the internet until today! Better late than never!

Recently heard from Dave Radman, a descendant of Elsie Keim (ca.1878-?), one of the daughters of Owen Milton Keim (1848 Bethlehem twp-1914 Bethlehem) m. Catherine ? (1857-aft 1920). Elsie m. Arthur Radman (9/19/1885 PA-2/??/1964 PA) and had 1. Mildred Radman (5/15/1908-3/??/1967 Bridgeport,CT) 2. Arthur Radman, living m. Stella Weinhoffer, living. Still havn't figured out which of Owen and Catherine's daughters m. Crosland and which m. Jacoby----Nina or Mabel?? JR Maxwell

Willy, Thanks for your information. I've got some for you, if you want it, regarding Herbert's ancestors. Just let me know. I have some questions that you might be able to answer. If you would. Why were Herbert and Mabel buried in Mt. Pleasant instead of Neff? Did Mabel ever marry? What do you know about Vance and Mattie? What do you know about Vance's parents, George and Elizabeth? Was the Edward you wrote about Herbert's brother? Who was Boyd Kimes' parents? Thanks! For those on the list that have not been following this, these questions are about descendants of Elias Kimes of Meigs, Co. OH. Bill Bojanowski

Cindy wrote, > William started his household in 1820 with two males 16--26 maybe > a brother living with him. > >To clarify... just two males? No one else??? No females???? > Thanks, Cindy In the 1820 Sutton Township, Meigs Co., Ohio census William has 2 males between 16 and 26 also 1 female between 16 and 18. 1 in agriculture and two in manufacturing. I wrote this when I was trying to identify the sons of "old" Jacob Kimes. William may have been one of them. The other young male in the household may also be a son of Jacob.-----Just speculation----. I also tried to identify the females in the family, couldn't. Cindy ask: > I believe Abraham's will was posted to this list back in 1997, but is it also posted on the internet somewhere? I sent it to the following site. If there is a better place for it, feel free to add it somewhere else. Don Kimes http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=surnames.kime&m=96

Kimes wrote: > > While browsing in an old 1981 magazine I came across this article about the Boardwalk in Atlantic City. > Another "story" shared by a KIMES researcher said KEIM's "rooming house" had been protected from the ocean's waves by a sand dune. When the sand dune was removed, the tide changed his place into a swimming pool. It was at this point Keim talked the city into building the boardwalk. FACT or FICTION???? Anyway, this MAY be "the" Jacob: Jacob Keim, b: 24 May 1820 E. Nantmeal, now Warwick Twp, Chester Co, PA d: 14 July 1899 Atlantic City, NJ m: 30 January 1845 near Hopewell Furnace, Warwick Twp, PA Spouse: Anna Knauer, b: 24 May 1825 PA d: 21 April 1895 Children: Milton Keim b: 1846 Newton Keim b: 1848 Addison Keim b: 1850

Diana forwarded this from BUTNER-L@rootsweb.com email list: > > 3. ANDREW2 WOOD (LOUISA1 BUTNER) was born January 09, 1858 > in IN, and died in Kirksville, Adair Co., MO. He married > CLARA KEIM February 22, 1882 in Kirksville, Adair Co., MO. > She was born January 06, 1859 in Owen, Indiana, and died in > Kirksville, Adair Co., MO. > We had something about a Samuel KEIM selling property in Owen Co, IN inn 1856.... it was originally posted to the Owen Co, IN GenConnect Board for Deeds. Since Clara was born in Owen Co about the same time; and her father was Jacob J. Keim, I looked to see if Jacob had a brother named Samuel. He did!!!!! Wonder if this was the Samuel selling the property?????

I believe Abraham's will was posted to this list back in 1997, but is it also posted on the internet somewhere? Back in Feb 2001, one of our subscribers wrote: > > In 1814, living in Meigs Co., Ohio were two households: > > Heinrich's son Abraham Kimes B 1782, wife Nancy (Evans) with > Abraham and Mary O'Hare's son Abraham B 1805. > Abraham and Nancy's son John, born in 1814, (Jacob 1817 and Mary Ann > 1818). These are my lineage and I am very fortunate to have Abraham's > will. >

Don wrote back in Feb: > > In 1814, living in Meigs Co., Ohio was one "Old" Jacob Kimes > ( ?? B.1772 Heinrich's son??) and wife Margaret. > > Over the next few decades several more Kimes appeared in the > census. Surely some of this were "Old" Jacob's sons and some were his > grandsons. I am not able to document the exact lineage. Time, place > and voting records led me to speculate that William, Samuel. Thomas, > and John were his sons. Henry may also belong to Jacob. > > If Elias was born in 1814 he probably was Jacob's son. > > William started his household in 1820 with two males 16--26 maybe > a brother living with him. > To clarify... just two males? No one else??? No females???? Thanks, Cindy

While browsing in an old 1981 magazine I came across this article about the Boardwalk in Atlantic City. " The Boardwalk is arguably the most famous promenade in America. Back in 1870, Camden and Atlantic Railroad conductor Alexander Boardman and Jacob Keim, proprietor of the Chester County Hotel, fed up with having sand and sea water tracked into their passenger cars and hotel lobby, petitioned the city council for erection of a wooden walkway along the beach front. The council duly resolved to construct one, ten feet wide and one mile long. The rest, as they say, is history...." The article credited "Atlantic City: 125 years of Ocean Madness" by Vicki Gold Levi and Lee Eisenberg. Don Kimes

Diana <ddavis@logicsouth.com> <ddavis59@sc.rr.com> Website: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/ ----- Original Message ----- From: <vonnilou@earthlink.net> To: <ddavis@logicsouth.com> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 7:42 PM Subject: PML Search Result matching Kime > ===================================================================== > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ===================================================================== > Source: NDMCHENR-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [NDMCHENR] Towner Newspaper Transcription > > > Partial Transcriptions of Some Towner Newspapers. > > Source: Towner News and Stockman; Towner, McHenry County, North Dakota; > Jan. 31, 1896. > > The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Judge KIME next Thursday at > 2 o'clock p. m. All members requested to attend. > > Mrs. Nick CARTWRIGHT returned from New York state where she has been on > an extended visit last Monday. To say that Nick is pleased would be > putting it mildly. > > Gus SUKE came in from his ranch on the Wintering River Tuesday and > proceeded to interview the merchnts and reports stock doing well in that > section of the country. > > The young ladies of Towner have been talking for a long time of taking > the boys out for a sleigh ride, but for some reason they have not done so. > Perhaps it is their modesty. > > The dance given by John ROSENCRANS at his restaurant was a very pleasant > affair and all those who attended had a good time. An oyster supper was > servered at 12 o'clock to which everybody did ample justice and which was a > credit to both Mr and Mrs. ROSENCRANS. > > For a pain in the chest a piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's > (?) Balm and bound over the seat of pain, and another on the back between > the shoulders, will afford prompt relief. This is especially valuable in > cases where the pain is caused by a cold and there is a tendency toward > pneumonia. For sale by TAYLOR & STEVENS. > > Sheriff PITTS came in from Minnewauken Wednesday with Jim. HATHAWAY in > tow, who was arrested on the charge of Nick COMFORT for stealing a horse. > It appears that this man HATHAWAY has a very unsavory record, having but > lately finished serving a term in Bismarck for rape. His hearing was > continued until Monday in order that witnesses may be on hand. J. > HATHAWAY, a younger brother, was taken with him and will be detained as a > witness. > > WINES WARBLINGS. > > On the 24th of this month, Mrs. GUNION was reported dangerously ill with > no medical aid to be had until our Willow City Dr. can be assured of his > pay by the county officials. How is this in al civilized states. A Dr. is > compelled to do his duty and look to the county or town for his pay. If > this is not the law in this state, it ought to be and that soon. > > LATER: From later reports we are obliged to state the death of Mrs. > GUNION on Friday night the 24th. She leaves a family of nine children > ranging in age from 18 months to 22 years. Disceased was sick only three > days. It seems hard that she, living in a civilized country, should sicken > and die without any medical aid, just because she was poor. Mrs. GUNION > was laid to rest beside her husband on the 26th in the cemetery at Tarsus. > > A couple of our people residing in the north end of the county got > something in a bottle while in Towner, that was supposed to keep the cold > out of the human body. But on trial of the contents of said bottle on the > road home it was found to contain 1/2 coal oil and 1.2 of something else > that could not be named on account of said coal oil. Yes, call again and > get some more, thanks. > > Mr. Andrew ROTHGARN and his sister Miss Kate returned home last week from > Minnesota where they have been making an extended visit with friends and > relations. They report a splendid time but are glad to get back to Dakota > again. > > Wines Jack Pot Club declines to accept the challenge of the Velva Anty Up > Club until about July 4th or until some time when it is a little warmer > than at present. > > BORN: To Mr. and Mrs. F. SHAW, on Jan. 24th, a fine large boy of a > couple pounds better than the Dak. regu- (remainder cut off) > > Association Formed. > The McHenry county Immigration Association met according to the call in > this paper last Tuesday in the court house. J. E. REED was elected > temporary chairman and A. M. YOUNG, secretary. Short addresses were in > order by Chris. HANSON, A. J. AMES, A. L. HANSCOM, L. N. TORSON, Harvey > CHASE and others. The permanent organization consists of: A. J. AMES, > president; Henry ERICKSON, secretary; A. L. HANSCOM, treasurer; also a > board of vice-prisidents consisting of Chris. HANSON, Towner; Arne > ANDERSON, Towner; H. L. CHASE, Wines; Sohn BROOTEN, Villard; N. M. MUUS, > Velva; H. ERICKSON, Towner; Jas. E. REED, Towner; Hans ROTHGARN, Willow > City; A. M. YOUNG, Towner; J. M. PENDROY, Pendroy; B. O. UNDERDAHL, > Villard; Oscar WAGER, Towner; Geo. FREEMAN, Ely; Ben. HAMMOND Willow City; > H. H. THOMPSON Towner. The president, secretary and treasurer were made > the executive committee and the board of vice-presidents were to constitute > the working body of the association. A meeting of the vice-presidents will > be called shortly. R. DEALY, of Devils Lake had promised to attend and > explain the inner workings of the association but was unable to be present. > After instructing the secretary to place this association in communication > with the main organization the meeting adjourned. > > > More to Follow. > > > > --- > --- vonnilou@earthlink.net > --- EarthLink: It's your Internet. > >

Hello. My name is Murna. I am researching the KEIM name also. The first know KEIM relative, that I know of, is: 1. James Edward Keim/Kime (b 04-20-1849 d 06-15-1901) * AMANDA EVALINE FLEMING. (b 1855 d 1919). They had 11 kids. .2 Hannable Blain (b 12-17-1892 d 08-10-1986). * Mertyl Duffy. ......3 Jack 3 Ruth .2 William Earl (b 05-02-1880 d 02-05-1960). * Bertha Russell 3 Jennie Evelyn ( b 10-23-1912 d 05-29-1989) 3 James Alva (b 03-15-1911 d 05-08-1949) 3 Dorcey Donald (b 12-28-1916 d 03-13-1984) 3 Alma Arvella ( STILL ALIVE) 3 William Carl, who died as a infant. .2 James Thomas (b 08-08-1878 d 05-20-1967 m 09-01-1910). * Fannie Breth Eisenhower (b 03-23-1893 d 07-16-1980). 3 Fay(e) b 02-28-1919 * William Sparks 3 Edward b 1910 d 1910 3 Ruby Madelyn (Madge) (b 04-12-1917 d 1986) * Dean Tucker 3 Velma (Tottie) (b 07-15-1921) * Zilma Patrick 3 Katheryn/Catheryn (b 11-12-1913 d 1985) * Mel Fravel .2 David Blair (b 11-27-1889 d 02-10-1966). * Bertha Keirns (b 04-24-1889 d 05-04-1962) .... 3 Jane (STILL LIVING) * Carl Woodruff on 12-05-1946 3 William Max (Bud) (b 11-15-1924 d 11-15-1975) 3 Edward Wade (b 02-12-1923 and died 11-17-1941) .2 Melvin Delroy(my grandfather) (b 06-03-1886 d 07-18-1955 m 11-05-1913). * Murna (Myrna) Valentine Ward (b 02-14-1895 d 03-16-1963). 3 David Blair (b 09-29-1914 d 07-17-1969 m 05-03-1937) * Carolyn M. Neely (b 05-16-1914 d 05-23-1992) 3 Melvin Gerald (b 04-03-1917 d 08-17-1970 m 08-05-1939) * Wanda Margaret Smith (b 10-1918 d 12-31-1988) 3 Cecil Neal (b 11-22-1919 d 02-02-1979 m 03-11-1922) * Dorothy Evelyn Sourwine (b 01-12-1918 d 02-01-1996) 3 Hannable Veryl (STILL LIVING)(m 09-24-1950) * Carol Gaye Riggle (b 07-20-1932 d 09-09-1993) .2 Flo (b ?? d ?? m 06-18-1896) * Mark Newcomber 3 3 daughters. I don't know their names. .2 Zola Izola (Zoe)(twin of Ola) (b ?? d ?? m ??) * Burt Good (b ?? d ?? m ??) 3 Dwight (b ?? d ?? m ??) 3 William(Bill) (b 03-17-1907 d 05-03-1978) * Ann ??? (b 07-25-1906 d 04-03-1980) 3 Taft (b ?? d ?? m ??) 3 Robert (b 09-01-1914 d 09-1991 m ??) 3 Thornton (b ?? d ?? m ??) 3 Huck (b 02-07-1913 d 01-22-1963 m ??) .2 Ola Izella (Olie )(twin of Zola) (b 1878 d 1920 m 07-14-1907) * George Grant Milliron (b 09-16-1869 d 02-09-1932) 3 Ruth Martha (b 08-04-1908 d 11-12-1972 m(1st) Percy J. Ream (2nd) Gus Vandenberg (3rd) Thomas Bowman. 3 Joy Vianna (STILL LIVING) 3 John George (b 02-01-1915 d 02-03-1948 m ??) * Edith Mae Weaver Rupp 3 Boyd Henry (STILL LIVING) (m 02-01-1946) * Wilda Reedy 3 James Thomas Blair (STILL LIVING) * Cloe Metlzer .2 Gertrude (Gerty) (b ?? d ?? m ??) * Rufis Mack 3 Ruby .2 twin girl A I don't know her name. I was told that she died very young, probably at the age of ten .2 twin girl B I don't know her name either. I was also told that she also died very young, probably at the age of 12. After James Edward Kime died, Amanda married George W. Lutman (b 09-21-1852 d 05-19-1931). I do not have that date that James Edward and Amanda got married, or the date that George and Amanda got married. If you have any information about any of these people, let me know. If you have any further questions about these people, please just ask me. Thanks for all of your time. Murna (ladyhawk@kiski.net)

Thanks for the info, W.J. Vance Kimes is a son of George Kimes b. abt. 1838 and Elizabeth Rummels from Sutton Twp. in Meigs Co. OH. George is a son of Elias Kimes b. abt. 1814 and brother of Sylvester Kimes b. 1832 (the line I am researching). Vance's brothers Edward and Leslie also lived in Neff. Bill Bojanowski Highland, IL

Diana <ddavis@logicsouth.com> <ddavis59@sc.rr.com> Website: http://www.my-ged.com/davis/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "kim hopkins" <gorkh@uswest.net> To: <ddavis@logicsouth.com> Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 6:51 PM Subject: PML Search Result matching Keim > ===================================================================== > A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this > search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > ===================================================================== > Source: BUTNER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Newbie here, any help? -Kim > > > > Descendants of Louisa Butner > > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. LOUISA1 BUTNER was born Bet. 1833 - 1836 in KY. She > married ARCHIBALD WOOD. He was born Bet. 1826 - 1832 in KY. > > > Children of LOUISA BUTNER and ARCHIBALD WOOD are: > 2. i. CHARLES NEWTON2 WOOD, b. October 20, 1869, Kirksville, > Adair Co., Missouri; d. October 09, 1915, Adair > Co.,Kirksville, Missouri. > ii. JASPER WOOD, b. Abt. 1850, IN; d. March 07, 1934, Adair > County, MO; m. DOCIA C. TOWLES, December 31, 1879, Adair > County Missouri; b. 1858; d. 1917, Adair County, MO. > > More About JASPER WOOD: > Burial: Refuge Cemetery, Adair County, MO > > More About DOCIA C. TOWLES: > Burial: Refuge Cemetery, Adair County, MO > > More About JASPER WOOD and DOCIA TOWLES: > Marriage: December 31, 1879, Adair County Missouri > > iii. EDWARD WOOD, b. Abt. 1853, IN; m. ELIZABETH KIMBERLY, > May 17, 1874, Adair County Missouri. > > More About EDWARD WOOD and ELIZABETH KIMBERLY: > Marriage: May 17, 1874, Adair County Missouri > > iv. MARTHA E. WOOD, b. Abt. 1855, IN. > 3. v. ANDREW WOOD, b. January 09, 1858, IN; d. Kirksville, > Adair Co., MO. > vi. FIDELLA WOOD, b. Abt. 1860, IN; m. ALBERT J. KIM, > February 21, 1878, Adair County Missouri. > > More About ALBERT KIM and FIDELLA WOOD: > Marriage: February 21, 1878, Adair County Missouri > > vii. WILLIAM E. WOOD, b. Abt. 1862, IN; m. SALLIE KIMBERLY, > April 04, 1880, Adair County Missouri. > > More About WILLIAM WOOD and SALLIE KIMBERLY: > Marriage: April 04, 1880, Adair County Missouri > > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. CHARLES NEWTON2 WOOD (LOUISA1 BUTNER) was born October > 20, 1869 in Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri, and died > October 09, 1915 in Adair Co.,Kirksville, Missouri. He > married SARAH (SADIE) ANNA MUSSON October 28, 1896 in Adair > Co., MO, daughter of WILLIAM MUSSON and MARGARET POST. She > was born March 14, 1876 in Sperry, Adair Co., MO, and died > June 19, 1972 in Kirksville, Adair Co., MO. > > More About CHARLES NEWTON WOOD: > Burial: Adair Co.,Highland Park Cemetery, Kirksville, MO > > More About SARAH (SADIE) ANNA MUSSON: > Burial: June 21, 1972, Highland Park Cemetery, Kirksville, > MO > > More About CHARLES WOOD and SARAH MUSSON: > Marriage: October 28, 1896, Adair Co., MO > > Children of CHARLES WOOD and SARAH MUSSON are: > i. ROMAINE D.3 WOOD, b. May 06, 1901, Glenwood, Missouri; > d. July 21, 1977, Longmont, Colorado; m. ALICE JEAN > GILLESPIE; b. October 28, 1910, Portland, Indiana. > > Notes for ALICE JEAN GILLESPIE: > From Lois Wood LaHoud to my mother. > > Alice Wood had a "Grandma Sherman" who lived with them. > Possibly her > father's mother. She was directly related to General > Sherman who > "marched to the sea" slaughtering hundreds along the way > during the Civil War. > Mom's dad was a circuit judge of Jay County Indiana about > 1936. I think that's about when he died. In those days you > could be a lawyer without going to law school (I'm not sure > exactly how). I think that is what he did. > > > ii. MARGARET LOUISE WOOD, b. August 11, 1906; m. GLEN ALEN > LEHMAN, April 18, 1930. > > More About GLEN LEHMAN and MARGARET WOOD: > Marriage: April 18, 1930 > > iii. CLARIBEL RUTH WOOD, b. March 04, 1913; m. CHARLES > LANIAL CASEY, December 14, 1938. > > More About CHARLES CASEY and CLARIBEL WOOD: > Marriage: December 14, 1938 > > iv. PAUL ANSON WOOD, b. August 10, 1909; d. March 02, 1986; > m. JANE ANN WAGAMAN. > > Notes for PAUL ANSON WOOD: > From Lois Wood LaHoud > > Paul-osteopath/radiologist, married Jane. no kids. > > v. ARCHIBALD WILLIAM WOOD, b. April 11, 1899; d. October > 26, 1935; m. LUCILLE DAUGHERTY. > > Notes for ARCHIBALD WILLIAM WOOD: > LDS for Sarah Anna has Archie listed as W. Archie and his > death date on > March 26. Archie the oldest child but d. young and had no > children. > > vi. EUGENE CHARLES WOOD, b. Abt. March 11, 1903; d. April > 20, 1975; m. JOSHEPHINE OWEN. > > Notes for EUGENE CHARLES WOOD: > Methodist minister, married Josephine. 3 kids Gus, probation > officer and two girls. > Information from Lois LaHoud > > 3. ANDREW2 WOOD (LOUISA1 BUTNER) was born January 09, 1858 > in IN, and died in Kirksville, Adair Co., MO. He married > CLARA KEIM February 22, 1882 in Kirksville, Adair Co., MO. > She was born January 06, 1859 in Owen, Indiana, and died in > Kirksville, Adair Co., MO. > > More About ANDREW WOOD and CLARA KEIM: > Marriage: February 22, 1882, Kirksville, Adair Co., MO > > Children of ANDREW WOOD and CLARA KEIM are: > i. BESSIE L.3 WOOD, b. January 03, 1883, Kirksville, Adair, > Missouri; d. Kirksville, Adair, Missouri; m. ALBERT > BARTLETT, March 24, 1901, Kirksville, Adair, Missouri. > > More About ALBERT BARTLETT and BESSIE WOOD: > Marriage: March 24, 1901, Kirksville, Adair, Missouri > > ii. ELSIE O. WOOD, b. February 10, 1895, Kirksville, Adair, > Missouri; d. Kirksville, Adair, Missouri; m. MARK MOOTS, > January 06, 1918, Kirksville, Adair, Missouri. > > More About MARK MOOTS and ELSIE WOOD: > Marriage: January 06, 1918, Kirksville, Adair, Missouri > > iii. MORTON WOOD, b. February 12, 1885, Kirksville, Adair, > Missouri; d. December 18, 1914, Kirksville, Adair, Missouri; > m. ANNA SANDERSKY, Abt. 1908, Kirksville, Adair, Missouri. > > More About MORTON WOOD and ANNA SANDERSKY: > Marriage: Abt. 1908, Kirksville, Adair, Missouri > >

Cindy wrote: > > living w/Thomas Mills in Jackson Co: > Harriett Kimes, age 30, daughter (d) > James S., age 7, grandson > > Thomas Mills was listed at age 56. The code "d" indicated divorced. > I believe this was Harriet, wife of Andrew Kimes: 1 Andrew Kimes b: 1847 OH .. +Harriet Mills b: 1850 Jackson Co, WV m: 01 April 1868 Jackson Co, WV 2 James S. Kimes b: July 1872 Jackson Co, WV

Cindy By my records. Samuel's is Samuel K Kimes and Phoebe Ann Milhoan, Win S is Samuel's brother, Winfield Scott Kimes and wife Elizabeth Frances Smith Gene Kimes

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Continuing w/the 1880 census entries for KIMESes in WV: In Jackson Co: Samuel Kimes, age 38, married, farmer, b. in OH, father b. ?, mother, PA Phebe A, age 29, wife, b. in OH, father b. OH; mother, OH Elizabeth, age 12, dau, b. in WV, father b. OH, mother b. WV Casibianca, age 10, son, b. in WV, father b. OH, mother b. WV William W, age 9, son, b. in WV, father b. OH, mother b. WV Alcinda J., age 6, dau, b. in WV, father b. OH, mother b. WV Sam'l, age 3, son, b. in WV, father b. OH, mother b. WV Chas W., age 2, son, b. in WV, father b. OH, mother b. WV Clara B., age 3/12, Feb 1880, dau, b. WV; father, OH; mother, WV Win. S. Kimes, age 33, Cooper, dau, b. in OH, father b. ?, mother, PA Henrietta, age 19, wife, b. in WV, father b. WV, mother b. WV Arkansas, age 12, daughter, b. in WV, father b. WV, mother b. WV Harry, age 9, son, b. in WV, father b. WV, mother b. WV Grovenor S., age 4, son, b. in WV, father b. WV, mother b. WV Havania, age 1, son, b. in WV, father b. WV, mother b. WV living w/Thomas Mills in Jackson Co: Harriett Kimes, age 30, daughter (d) James S., age 7, grandson Thomas Mills was listed at age 56. The code "d" indicated divorced.