Please send infromation about the name Booker which appeared on the last Calloway County death list of names sent by Mr. Utterback-Thanks!

These are my Calloway Co. relations. David WICKER ( 1828-1869) m. Mary McCARTY (1834- after 1880) Zachariah JACKSON (1827-1898) m. Elizabeth CRANFILL (CRANFIELD) (1827-1889) Any connections? I'll share what I've got. Paula

1860 Calloway Co., KY., P.O. Murray Page 350 Lines 34 - 40 (170 of 211 on Ancestry.com Census) Wm J. Nowlin 57 M Farmer KY Jm (?) Nowlin 20 M KY Wm 18 M KY Edward Sally Elizabeth BRIM 70 F NC Mary BRIM 60 F KY (believe this is an error it s/b also NC) (This may also be the same person who was living with the Boyd family 2 days ealier) Next page 351 (Page 171 of 211 on Ancestry.com Census) Lines 1 - 6 J R BRIMM 32 M Farmer NC Mary F. 26 F House wife KY Mary E. 15 F KY Jas L. 10 M KY Missouri J. 6 F KY Piety 3 F KY (This is my Great-Great-Grandfather and his second wife Mary A. F. SMITH, both Mary E. and James L., we believe are his children from a previous marriage to Cynthia BRUNSON.) I would love to know more about the NOWLIN family and anything about Elizabeth and Mary living with them. Mary could have been listed twice once as Mary with the NOWLIN family and Polly with the BOYD family. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for taking time to read and respond to this email. Claudia in Seattle.

On the 1860 Calloway Co., KY., P O Murray: Page 347 handwritten on the page, page 167 of 211 on the Ancestry.com census file, than page 168. Line 35 - 40 John Boyd, Jr. 36 M Farmer TN Jane 35 F Housewife TN John 8 M KY Sarah 5 F " Martha A. 2 F " Polly BRIM 60 F NC (Believe this to be Mother or Grandmother of my James BRIM) Page 168 Linnes John Boyd, Sr. 71 M Farmer TN James Boyd 24 M Farmer KY Elizabeth 22 F " Thomas Wilson 60 M NC Fanny 30 F " Besty 22 F " Joseph Boyd 2 F " I believe Fanny in this family maybe Fanny/Frances BRIM, sister of my Great-Great-Grandfather but not sure. Would like to know more about this family. Does anyone out there know of these two families and can share about the two people I have noted (Polly BRIM and Fanny Wilson)? Thanks for taking time to read and respond to this, Claudia in Seattle

On the 1860 Calloway Co., KY., P O Murray: Page 347 handwritten on the page, page 167 of 211 on the Ancestry.com census file, than page 168. Line 35 - 40 John Boyd, Jr. 36 M Farmer TN Jane 35 F Housewife TN John 8 M KY Sarah 5 F " Martha A. 2 F " Polly BRIM 60 F NC (Believe this to be Mother or Grandmother of my James BRIM) Page 168 Linnes John Boyd, Sr. 71 M Farmer TN James Boyd 24 M Farmer KY Elizabeth 22 F " Thomas Wilson 60 M NC Fanny 30 F " Besty 22 F " Joseph Boyd 2 F " I believe Fanny in this family maybe Fanny/Frances BRIM, sister of my Great-Great-Grandfather but not sure. Would like to know more about this family. Does anyone out there know of these two families and can share about the two people I have noted (Polly BRIM and Fanny Wilson)? Thanks for taking time to read and respond to this, Claudia in Seattle

My friends - I have completed converting another of the items on the several hundred 5" floppies which I refer to as my "miscellaneous files". The file that is now ready for distribution is the 1860 Calloway County Mortality Schedule. The Mortality Schedules were a part of the 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880 census process, and cover deaths that occurred within the 12 month period preceding the census date. The covered period for this file is 1 June 1859-1 June 1860. The information contained for each death includes the name of the deceased, the month of death(no exact day is shown), the age of the individual, where the individual was born, the gender of the deceased and his/her occupation if employed. Surnames included in this file are: Acree, Adams, Allbritton, Barbor, Barnett, Barton, Booker, Bourland, Boyd, Brandon, Bizzell, Carett, Clanton, Cox, Cranfield, Cresta, Elik, Enoch, Epps, Evans, Faucet(t), Fennell, Goodin, Green, Groghan, Groves, Hanneline, Handy, Hankins, Harding, Hart, Henry, Hill, Howard, Jones, Kelly, Kennedy, Kimbro, King, Lasitter, Lawson, Lovier, Marsh, Marshall, Martin, Matherson, McCarty, McDaniel, Meadows, Moore, Morgan, Morris, Neal, O'Neil, O'Reid, Outland, Palmer, Plummer, Portess, Ray, Ross, Schrader, Shadawick, Shearpels, Skinner, Stephenson, Story, Stubblefield, Taylor, Terry, Wrather, Walston, Warneck/Warnick, Wells, Whitnell and Williams. There are also a number of African-American slaves listed, as well. Subscribers to the JP and Calloway lists can obtain a copy of this file by sending a request directly to me(not to the lists, please), These files are available in rich text format and Adobe PDF format. Because of some formatting attributes that need to be maintained, the file will not be available in plain text format. The file will be sent as a rich text attachment to an e-mail message, unless PDF is specified. The entire file will be sent, as time constraints do not permit me to go into the file and extract data on individuals contained within it. Your continuing assistance in not resending this entire message back to me with the request is appreciated. -B ====================================================================

My friends - Today, we are beginning a new series of excerpts from the self-written memoirs of a man born in Calloway County. Some introductory material is in order. Joseph Oren Holland was born in Calloway County 17 July 1868 and died in Amarillo, Texas on 22 December 1952. He was the son of George Marion Holland(son of William Marion Holland and Mary Jane Miller) and Margaret Ann Nix(daughter of Riley Franklin Nix and Mary Ann Alexander). Oren Holland married Pearle Hays in 1893. I was acquainted, in a small way, with one of Oren Holland's sons, who operated a successful clothing store here for many years. In 1950, Oren Holland began writing his memoirs, from which the excerpts I will be posting come. A copy of these memoirs, entitled, "One Life" came to me years ago through the efforts of my late cousin, Mary Holland Lancaster, who performed much invaluable research on the Holland and Hay(along others) families, to which she and I both are related. As we go along, I will post excerpts from Oren Holland's remembrances from his time in Calloway County. While not as all-encompassing as Gordon Wilson's folksy narratives, Oren Holland's remembrances paint a good portrait of how life was in the last half of the 19th century. As is now customary, there will be no data posts per se tomorrow or on the weekend, although, if time permits, I may return with another miscellaneous file offering. I will be departing again, late next week, for the Jackson Purchase region, as my wife and I continue to slow process of preparing for our relocation to our acreage in Calloway County at some point next year. -B ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "One Life" -Memoirs of Joseph Oren Holland "I was born in a double log house on the east side of Calloway County, Kentucky on the 17th day of July 1868. At the time my father was engaged in the mercantile business in partnership with my grandfather [Riley Franklin] Nix in the little village of Newburg onthe banks of the Tennessee River. He rode horses back a distance of about five or six miles to and from his place of business each day. When I was some three or four years old, my father built a two room 'box' house on the hill overlooking the log school house of 'Hickory Flat', and it was there that I first began to 'remember things'. Our new home was about a mile or a mile and a half from Father's place of business, but he left early in the mornings and usually returned late in the evenings. People in those days worked hard and lived harder. There were no eight hour days and five day weeks with time and a half for overtime. Neither did there exist any of the simple things as common with us now and luxuries were simply unheard of. Only the barest necessities were obtainable, and even these were few and far between. I remember one evening Father brought home some 'fresh beef' - round steak - and just enough for one meal as there was no way of keeping fresh meat in warm weather except by cooking it immediately. Mother cooked the steak for our evening meal and I stood and watched her, and the smell of that fresh cooking meat was most tantalizing.I had never had 'fresh' steak before and I have never had one since that tasted half so good. Occasionally Father would bring home a 'buffalo' fish from the river and I would watch him skin and clean it, and all the time my mouth would be 'watering'. I was so hungry for something fresh and different. Although Father was in business, we were poor. Everybody was poor and everybody economized to the limit. The commonest things we have today would have been luxury beyond comprehension in those days. May people still used 'tallow dips' for light - when they had a light - but we did have 'coal oil' lamps for the rare occasion when we had company, but for 'home use' we had 'star candles', which, at most, were dim and uncertain. We, also, being in business, enjoyed 'Alligator' matches which were sulphur matches and stunk when lit like the eternal lake of fire and brimstone." ~to be continued~ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

It has been a very long time since I have posted. I have learned that the BRIM names found in Calloway Co., KY. are related: Nathaniel BRIMM who married Louisa COCKE 02 February 1843 (this record is listed as BRINN) d/o Henry COCKE. They moved to MO by 1850 His children names were: ..... 1 Mary Elizabeth BRIMM ..... 2 George Dallas BRIMM ..... 3 Joseph Henry BRIMM ..... 4 Virginia Ann BRIMM ..... 5 Berthier R. BRIMM ..... 6 William Thomas BRIMM ..... 7 Albro Mitchell BRIMM ..... 8 Harriet E. BRIMM ..... 9 Tynandra BRIMM Born: 05 April 1863 Died: 01 April 1882 ..... 10 Susan I. BRIMM Born: 13 August 1866 Died: 19 December 1946 (This following is my line) James Richard BRIM who married Cynthia Jane BRUNSON 26 February 1846 (this record is listed as BRINN, also) d/o David BRUNSON. ........... 2 Mary E. BRIM Born: Abt. 1847 (We know she is living with Mary BRIM Sr., 1850, her father 1860, and her Uncle Cicero in 1870. We do not know at this time where she is after that.) ........... 2 James L. BRIM Born: Abt. 1849 -1850 (We do not know where he is in 1850, he is living with his father in 1860 and 1870. We do not know where he is after that.) James Richard BRIM than married Mary A. F. SMITH abt 1850-51 .......... 1 William C. BRIM Born: 17 November 1852 in Murray Twp, Calloway Co., KY Died: 03 December 1858 in Murray Twp, Calloway Co., KY ........... 2 Missouri Jane R. BRIM Born: 26 October 1854 in Murray Twp, Calloway, Kentucky Died: Aft. 1930 ............... +Thomas N. EVANS Born: May 1848 in , , TN Married: 02 November 1879 in Vineyard Twp, Washington Co., AR Died: Bef. 1910 ........... 3 Piety BRIM Born: 29 March 1858 in Murray Twp, Calloway Co., Kentucky Died: Aft. 1930 ............... +Elias T. (Tedwell) SHULTZ Born: Abt. 1854 in , , MS Married: 09 September 1875 in Vineyard Twp, Washington Co., AR Died: Bet. 1920 - 1930 in , , OK ........... 4 Alexander L BRIM Born: January 1860 in Murray Twp , Calloway Co., KY ............... +N. L. SWINDLE Married: 07 April 1898 in Lexington, Cleveland Co., OK ...........5 Elias Cicero BRIM Born: 01 December 1863 in Murray, CallowayCo., KY Died: 04 March 1948 in Yakima, Yakima Co., WA ............... +Mary Clementine LOVE Born: 01 May 1871 in Phelps?, Lawrence Co., MO Married: 06 October 1887 in Indian Terr., Pontatoe, Chickasa/Maysville?, OK Died: 04 June 1918 in St. Elizabeth Hosp., No.Yakima, Yakima Co., WA ........... 6 Robert L. BRIM Born: Abt. 1867 in , , AR Died: Bef. 1871 in , , AR ........... 7 Robert L. BRIM Born: 23 February 1871 in Vineyard Twp, Washington Co., AR Died: 30 December 1967 in Los Angles, Los Angles Co., CA. ............... +M.(Minnie) E. ( WALLACE?) Born: July 1874 in , , TX Married: 13 December 1891 in Chickasaw Nation, Indian Terr., OK ........... 8 Annie W BRIM Born: 23 February 1871 in Vineyard Twp, Washington Co., AR Died: December 1966 in Seattle, King Co., WA ............... +Peter M. EADES Born: 26 December 1855 in St. Louis, MO Married: Abt. 1886 in , Pontatoe Indian Terr., OK Died: 05 November 1935 in Mesa, Franklin Co., WA. ........... 9 Ollie A BRIM Born: May 1873 in Vineyard Twp, Washington Co., AR ............... +William B. CLEVELAND Born: Abt. 1858 in , , AR Married: Abt. 1893 in , Pontatoe Indian Terr., OK Would love to share with anyone interested in sharing, thank you for taking time to read this and respond. Claudia in Seattle. PS: Cicero, Fanny, Mary E., and Elizabeth are also related to this line.

My friends - Although we normally begin a new week of data posts on Mondays, I am going to slightly deviate from that schedule today to offer a couple of items from my "miscellaneous files" contained on the several hundred old 5" floppies that I mention from time to time. These files are somewhat different from the norm. There is always a lot of interest in early church minutes. I found that I had, years ago, saved some information from the original Church Book(which has subsequently been lost, as I understand it)from the original Antioch Church of Christ, which was located right on the Calloway/Graves county line and which was founded about 1836 by settlers who were primarily from North Carolina, some of whom had gone to Alabama and then on to the Jackson Purchase. This book of church minutes begins in 1838 and end in 1852. There are some missing pages, but the minutes consist of listings of new members, members who were dismissed, expelled, baptized, etc. The surnames contained in these minutes include Parkhill, Clapp, Jones, Turnbow, West, Nance, Williams, Armstrong, Simmons, Turner, Stroud, Price, Francis, Matheny, Chambers, Kelly, Hainline, Crider, Brush, Drown, Shutts, Lombard, Harris, Hale, Dalton, Thompson, Gray, Doom(s), Pogue and McAbee. Additionally, I have converted a file which contains the names of individuals who were on the federal pension rolls as of 1 January 1883 in Graves and Fulton counties. This file shows the name of the pensioner, the county and post office address for the pensioner, the cause for which the pension was allowed, the amount of the monthly pension and the date of the original allowance. This has many widows of War of 1812 soldiers, as well as some men who were wounded or otherwise disabled, and several "dependent mother" listings. The surnames contained in this file include Abernathy, Adair, Allison, Askew, Austin, Barton, Canter, Chappell, Cook, Davidson, Darrington, Emerson, Entrican, Farris, Heffin, Hunzaker/Hunsaker, Henry, Linder, Molohon, Myers, Nance, Newton, Owens, Peak, Plumbee, Rollins, Shetton, Simmons, Simpson, Smith, Wheeler, Winston and Youngblood. Subscribers to the JP, Calloway, Graves or Fulton lists can obtain a copy of either, or both files, by sending a request directly to me(not to the lists, please)Both of these files are available in rich text format or Adobe Acrobat PDF format. Because of the table attributes in one file and the general formatting in the other, it was necessary that rich text format be used. Any word processor will open an RTF file. Please specify either the "Antioch Church File" or the "Pensioners" file, or "Both Files" when sending a request. The file(s) will be sent as a rich text attachment to an e-mail message, unless PDF is specified. The entire file(s) will be sent. Time constraints do not permit me to go into the files and extract data on individuals. Your continuing assistance in not resending this entire message back to me with the request is, as always, appreciated. Tomorrow, we will focus on Ballard County. -B =====================================================================

I have family who died and were buried in Calloway Co., KY but I do not know which cemetery they are buried in. Please help me with which cemetery(s) they are in. Allen Hopkins born abt 1820, died May 1852. Joel H. Hopkins born abt 1814, died 27 Jun 1854. William "Wiley" "Willie" Hopkins born 3 Jan 1811, died 20 Mar 1859. Albert Fuqua Hopkins born abt 1812, died 6 Aug 1886. Your help is greatly appreciated! Thank you. Nadeen McOsker nadeen@semo.net

I am looking for informtion on this family. Found on the 1900 census for New Concord, Calloway Co., KY. George R. Stubblefield b: May 1839 wife (believe second wife) Adeline M. b: Dec 1852 (this would be Mary/Missouri Adeline SMITH married abt 1889/1890) Children listed on census with family: Susan J. Oct 1869 John J. Feb 1872 Marth a Feb 1874 Mary G. Aug 1891 (believe this is the only child of this marriage.) Would love to share what information I have with other's who want to share. Claudia in Seattle

My friends - Our first data posting for this week will return us to our review of newspaper snippets from Calloway County in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. These snippets today are from the 1907-1910 time frame. These snippets may contain re[ports of anything from simple visitation notices to criminal activities, marriages, births, death notices and obituaries, and the occasional lengthy memorial to a deceased individual. The information of genealogical importance varies from snippet to snippet, but each one is a brief glimpse into an earlier time. Subscribers to the JP and Calloway lists can obtain the texts of a snippet contained in the listing below by sending a request to me. Because of the length of some of the snippets, I do ask that no more than three (3) items be requested. Your continuing assistance in not resending this entire message back to me with the request is very much appreciated. Tomorrow's posting will be one of my "Question and Answer" communications. I try to do this once or twice a year. I note questions which are asked of me through the year and, as tenured subscribers know, I pool those questions into a single posting, with the answers. That is coming tomorrow. -B ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Calloway County - Early Newspaper Snippets - Continued Adams, Sallie (funeral) Keel, William (birthday party) Skinner, Zelma (death) Wilson, Boyd Meek | Swift, Myrtle B. |wedding Alexander, Rev. J.M. (arrival) Saseen, Green (death Hendly, Hudie (death) Holland, Cul (visitation) Saunders, Robert (return from Texas) Vancleave, James (illness & death) Rose, Maggie (death) Redden, Horace (murder conviction) Oliver, Lucy (death) Dick, Amelia (death) Hendricks, Alfred (murdered) Marshall, John Rex (child death) ~to be continued~ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

I need driving instructions - road numbers / street address / how far from what part of town - for the following cemeteries. Barber(Family) Cem. Calloway Co., KY LocustGrove Cem. Calloway Co., KY Old Salem Cem. CallowayCo., KY I know someone on this mail list knows where they are. Would you please help me out with instructions. Thanks, Beth

Researching WOOD in Kentucky. Thomas Wood born about 1818 and William Wood born about 1816-1820, probably born in Calloway County. LuAna Drake Craig

1900 New Concord, Mag. Dist #2., E.D. 15 Sheet 23 B (Page 218B) 29 Jun 1900 Stubblefield, George R Head W M May 1839 61 Wd/M 10 KY TN VA Adeline M Wife W F Dec 1852 47 M 10 1 1 KY KY KY Susan J. Daughter W F Oct 1869 30 S KY KY MISS John J. Son W M Feb 1872 28 S KY KY MISS Martha A. Daughter W F Feb 1874 26 S KY KY MISS Mary G. Daughter W F Aug 1891 8 S KY KY KY I would like to know more about this family. I believe the Adeline M. mentioned here is Mary or Missouri Adeline SMITH. Daughter of Albert Ross SMITH and Nancy J. McCUISTION. I would love to share what I know with anyone who has information about this family. I have yet to ck the 1910 census for information on this family. Thanks for taking time to read this and respond, Claudia in Seattle.

I found in the 1880 census: Cicero BRIM Head of Household with him was his sister Fanny BRIM only now she is listed as Fanny Wilson and widowed. Mary A. BRIM his sister is also living with him. If anyone has any information on this family, I would love to share the information I know. Claudia in Seattle.

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Trying to find available birth records of Thomas Wood 1818, Nancy J. Wood 1843, William C. Wood 1845, Hugh W. Wood 1847, and Susan C. Wood 1849 in Calloway Co, KY. Thank you, LuAna Drake Craig

My friends - On this final evening of my visit to the JP region, our posting will come from the JP Vignettes series, drawn primarily from the biographies in the Battle/Perrin/Kniffen work, "History of Kentucky Illustrated". Our subject is Dr. Thomas H. Curd, born in Calloway Co. I spent several hours today at the Marshall County Courthouse, in the Archives area, which is coordinated by the Marshall County Genealogical & Historical Society. I visited with our good friend, Frances Farmer, who is President of that organization, and with several of her colleagues, and I was reminded again by my visit of what an outstanding archive of materials is contained in this collection. Many original documents from Marshall County are available(I found, quite by accident, an Equity Court case file of about 200 pages that had been eluding me for some time), as well as some hundreds of books and other materials on surrounding counties in KY and IL and other states, plus microfilm and many other types of records. Those who may visit the Marshall County Courthouse should not fail to see the archives, which are open from 9 to 3 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. As is now customary, there will be no data posts per se tomorrow or on the weekend. Since I will be travelling, there will be no miscellaneous files offered during this time. We will resume normal postings on Monday. -B +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Jackson Purchase Vignettes - Calloway County - Dr. Thomas H. Curd "Thomas H. Curd, MD, was born in Murray, Calloway Co., Ky., on January 3, 1849, and is the third in a family of eight children born to James H. and Elizabeth L. (Frazer) Curd, the former a native of Wadesboro, Calloway County, and the latter of Columbia, Adair County. They are of Irish and Scotch-Irish descent respectively. James H. Curd was married in Adair County and immediately returned to Calloway, where he followed tailoring until about 1861, with the exception of a few years he engaged in merchandising at Murray. During a part of the time he was also engaged in agricultural pursuits in connection with his other business, on a farm of 360 acres, which he inherited from his father and still owns. For several years also he was a jailer of Calloway County. In 1872 he moved to Adair County, where he bought another farm of 140 acres, one mile north of Columbia on the Campbellsville pike, upon which he now resides and is successfully cultivating. He belongs to no church or secret order, but Mrs. Curd has been from early life a devout member of the Old School Presbyterian Church. Dr. Curd received a good classical and scientific education in the schools of his native county and at the Columbia College. For the first two years after attaining his majority he was employed on the home farm, after which he was engaged as salesman in a drug store at Columbia for another two years. He was then elected marshal of the town of Columbia, and held that position for something over a year. He then commenced the study of medicine under the preceptorship of Dr. Melvin Rhoel, of Columbia, and in 1877 commenced his medical course at the medical department of the University of Louisville, graduating with distinguished honors in the spring of 1879. He has since practiced with success at Columbia, with the exception of fourteen months, when he was located at Camp Knox, Green County. Dr. Curd married December 17, 1884, Miss Mattie, daughter of William Moses, of Louisville, where she was born in 1680. The Doctor is a member of the Old School Presbyterian Church, and his wife of the Missionary Baptist Church; he is a member of the Masonic fraternity, and is a Democrat." -History of Kentucky, Illustrated Battle/Perrin/Kniffen Louisville: Battey Publishing Co., 1886 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

My friends - Today, we move to Calloway County, where we will finish with the 1878 Vital Statistics birth records. Subscribers to the JP and Calloway lists can obtain the full dataset for a birth shown in the listing below by sending a request to me. These datasets usually contain the date of birth, the gender of the child if not obvious, the name of the father and maiden name of the mother, and where each parent was born. As always, your assistance in not resending this entire message back to me with the request continues to be appreciated. This segment concludes all of the early Calloway County vital statistics, in the1852-1859 and 1874-1878 time frames. The earlier time period was covered in posts some 4 or 5 years ago and are available in the searchable JP List Archives. Tomorrow, we will move to Marshall County. -B ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Calloway County - Vital Statistics Records - Births - 1878 - Supplemental Part 12-S (M)=Male (F)=Female (NGG)= No Gender Given Meador, Charles C. Evans, Annie Wells, ------ (M) Chrisman, Almeda Myers, Sulah Jackson, Elmus Andrus, Voris Adams, Gais (M) Bargnett, Kate W. Morgan, Daniel F. Schrader, ------ (M) Morgan, Lafayette Wicker, ------ (M) Baker, Winnie A. Alderson, ------ (F) Guerin, William M. Allbritten, Eliza Stubblefield, Charles Nance, Walter Lockart, Katie Chunn, C.S. (M) Lanier, William G. Fuller, Vernon Harris, ------ (F) Baker, Lena R. Guerin, Sarah M. Cochran, Robert E. Oury, John Rudy Burnett, Josy F. Barrett, Edgar L. Miller, Norman Rogers, Simon C. Boyd, ------ (M) Hastings, Bulah A. Enoch, Noah Watson, Monroe M. West, Linn A. McClain, Emma Nance, Gertie M. West, Mary E. Paschall, W.L. (M) ~Series Complete~ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++