FARMER sites http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/3839/gene.html http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/f/a/r/Joel-R-Farmer-SR/ http://home.jtan.com/~tkraus/index/ind0015.html http://home.att.net/~nfarmer/ http://www.distantcousin.com/Homepages/Indices/F/Farmer.html

This is one of the Frontneac miners. He was underground for over 30 hrs before being rescued. Lived for a few days after. Does anyone need info on him. I understand that there are newspaper articles involving him Carol

I went to the talk on the Mining accident. Wasn't much mentioned except over 40 men killed. I am hopefully going to go to the gen. dept tomorrow. I was wondering if anyone would like a list of these names. Also there is a book on Mining Accidents with name of mines Is there anyone that can use a look up. Carol

They are having a program on this topic on March 12 at 3pm in Chicopee. Looks like it may be interesting Carol

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I got this at the Library in Pittsburg. Not a whole lot of Information but will send anything I find. Anyone wan me to check for them Name is History of Neosho Co by W.W. Graves vol 2 copyright 1951 Carol

Kenneth - thanks for the further info - Abram is an uncle, so Boore must be the spelling. I've ordered a copy of the Monmouth info from the Girard library for my files (I can never have too much paper, it seems) but your help has really been appreciated. Thanks again - Suzie

Carol - Thanks for the information. I will get in contact with Girard and request the copies I need. Suzie

Kenneth - Thank you so much for the info from the Crawford County Crawford County Cemetery Inscription book (1985 ed.) Does anyone know if the library at McCune or Girard has a copy? I'd love to have a copy of the Monmouth pages. As for the (Booher) spelling, it may well be Boor(e); the only name my father really remembers is Abe, Emma's brother. Other than their farm and Monmouth proper, McCune is the only other town where they lived in Crawford Co. Again, thanks so very much for your help. - Suzie G.

listed are 6 Fowlers from Va.Adeline Fowler went for help May 10 and died May15 May 10 1852 Http://history.cc.ukans.edu/heritage/werner/gravceme.html

I just found this site mentioned on another list I went there and had 3 known ancestors listed Carol http://migrations.org/

This is a great site if you need a look up all over the world http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnraogk/index.htm

Hello - I've recently joined the list, and have just been enjoying reading everyone's postings! I'm looking for any info that anyone might share about my great grandparents Henry and Emma Booher Rule and their families (they were farmers near Monmouth. Does anyone have tombstone info from the Monmouth cemetery? Thanks in advance! ps - Carol, I LOVE a number of the sites you've shared. Suzie, >^..^< =^..^= (Daisy & Miss)

found this on another list and went there. lots of volunteers all over the world Carol http://helplist.org/

I am new to the list and am researching William W. Smith of Pittsburg area. He died in the 1940's His wife's name was Nancy and she died in the 30's. Thanks Lynne Bates

Carol, Thanks for posting the good sites you come across!!! Rose

I am still at it Carol http://www.interment.net/data/query.idq?CiRestriction=fowler&SUBMIT=Go&CiScope=%2F&CiMaxRecordsPerPage=10&TemplateName=query&CiSort=rank%5Bd%5D&HTMLQueryForm=search.htm

I just found this a few minutes ago. Ran surname thru and got 10 missing ancestors Carol http://www.interment.net/data/search.htm

Found this while grazing has lots of information on it. Carol http://www.genealogylinks.net/usa/ks.htm