I have an Elizabeth LAWSON m. Andrew KERR. Andrew is the brother of William W KERR and George Washington KERR. The latter being my g grandfather. George homesteaded in Macks Creek, MO. Sorry, I have no dates on Elizabeth, Andrew or William W. Richard Williamson Tucson, AZ http:\\williamsonfamilyaz.homestead.com <A HREF="http://williamsonfamilyaz.homestead.com/">Williamson, McFadden, Ryan, Kerr Web page</A> <A HREF="http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=rrw158">RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: GERRITSEN TO WILLIAMSON</A> Click on the first letter for your surname.

Candice and Bill, A.S.N. is the acronym for Army Serial Number. It's fine for an ID bracelet but isn't/wasn't used on dog tags. The 8 digit number is indeed the enlisted serial number. Officers SNs were different and shorter. I can't imagine what the letter A after the SN could be for. I never saw an ASN like that and I worked with enlisted military personnel records for a while. You're right about the dates and the tetanus shots. George ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2001 11:11 PM Subject: [MO] Re:Military Question > Candice: > > Not sure what the A.S.N. stands for > > The 8 digit # is probably his serial number > > Date January 11, 1943 is probably the day he entered active duty. This > sounds like it was a commecial ID Braclet, they were quite popular during > the war. However, if it were a military braclet it would have read 11 Jan > 1943. > > The dogtags are sort of standard what you usually will see on them is > T44 (The last time he had a Tetnus Shot), this wasn't always kept up to > date. I think in 20 years I only had two differnt sets), whereas I got > tetnus shots every time I turned around. > His Serial Number > Religious Preference "C" Catholic, "P" Protestant, "J" or "H" Jewish I am > not sure which was used > At one time the "A" Following a Serial Number indicated that the > individual was "Regular Army" vice "Reserve". > > I am sure others will be able to be a bit more accurate. > > Bill > > What do these mean and how do I find out more information about when he > joined etc.? Thank you very much-Candace > > ______________________________ > > Some Data on cemeteries and funeral homes > <http://genealogyinstlouis.accessgenealogy.com/buchholz.htm> > Surnames of Interest: BUCHHOLZ anywhere > -BECKMANN-CASSIDY-DeL0NJAY-DREES-NENTWIG-NEUTZLER-PONCOT-RENSING-STAUDER- > STIEFFERMANN > > > ==== Missouri Mailing List ==== > No Roll Calls on the list: please subscribe to and use > MO-ROLLCALL-L instead. > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library

This info was sent to me by Nathan Hanley. (Possiabe cousin). He is also the one that sent me the marriage license copy. Stan Riddle-Brookshier. Location: 120 Family #: 120 Amanda Jones - Head of Household - 55 yrs - Widowed - Born in Missouri Minnie Jones - Daughter - 15 yrs - Single - Born in Missouri Frank Lawson - Son-In-Law - 35 yrs - Married - Born in Indiana Cynthia Lawson - Wife of Above - 18 yrs - Married - Born in Missouri Chester Lawson - Son of Above - 1½ yrs - Single - Born in Texas Other notes: Amanda's father born in Virginia [William R Reynolds Sr] Amanda's mother born in South Carolina [Lavinia Morgan] Amanda owned home (Farm) - 68 Farm Schedule John M. Jones born in Pennsylvania Frank Lawson's father born in Virginia Frank Lawson's mother born in Indiana Frank Lawson - Farm Laborer - out of work 18 weeks in 1909 All of the above (except Chester Lawson) could read and write. Minnie Jones was still in school.

RUCKER -- BRANCH -- McCLUER RESEARCHERS: I have hit the old Brick Wall, can anyone help.?? I believe they would be in the above three Family Lines. This family could have been in the following places... Virginia -- Missouri -- Arkansas -- Kansas -- Georgia.. _______ Can anyone IDENTIFY the FAMILY below and share information and documentation that you might have on them with me.? Or at least tell me where I could find it, as I know some researchers that do not like to share anymore because other researchers have abused that privilege... _______ ***_______ THE MYSTERY FAMILY _______*** 1870 Woodruff County, Arkansas - Census, page 488, Freeman Township: LeGRAND F. RUCKER {Was he REALLY - Ambrose LeGrand Franklin Rucker lV}?? age 37, farmer - $12,000/1500 Born: Franklin County, Missouri Mary P. Age 28, keeping house b: Virginia John I. Age 11, at School b: Missouri Charles L. Age 6, at home b: Missouri Edward T. Age 2, at home b: Missouri { WILLIAM G. RUCKER } Born: Virginia Age: 43 Without ocupation, Due to a medical condition Thomas Hindman Age 25, (black) Farm Laborer b: Arkansas Joseph Hayhurst Age 24, Farm Laborer b: Ohio -------------------------------------------------- Maiden name of MARY P.? ___ WHO is this WILLIAM G. RUCKER.? Who were his parents.? How is he related to LeGrand F. Rucker.? He had a sister Mary Ann Elizabeth Rucker married to Augustus Barbonney/Barbarna. Who were they.? Franklin County, Missouri - Marriage Records Book B, Page 53 State of Missouri, County of Franklin I do certify that I joined together in Holy Matrimony according to law on the 24th day of July 1847 Augustus Barbonney and Mary Ann Elizabeth Rucker, presence of A. L. Rucker and Susan Rucker. Given under my hand this 24th day of July 1847. John Jones J.P. Recorded August 19th, 1847 How are they related to A.L and Susan Rucker.? _______ There parents.? Location & Date of their Birth and Death.? ________________________________________ You can E-Mail information to: [email protected] Thanks in advance for your help... Thanks CARLA in OREGON [email protected] :>) _______ (<:

This a somewhat corrected (for clarity) version of a msg posted earlier and posting to additional lists. The State of Texas county of Colorado To any Regulary Licensed or Ordained Minister of the Gospel, Jewish Rabbi, Judge of the District or County Court, or Justice of the Peace, in and for Colorado county, Greeting: You are Hereby Authorized to Solomnize the Rites of Matrimony Between Mr. L..F. Lawson and Miss C. J. Jones and make due return to the Clerk of the County Court of said County within sixty days thereafter, certifying your action under this license. Witness my Official signature and seal of office, at office in Columbus the 26 day of May 1909 John Hastedt Clerk of County Court Colorado County. By Deputy. I , Chas F. Belkham ,hereby certify that on the day of 1901 united in Marriage L. F. Lawson and Miss C. J. Jones the parties. Witness my hand this 26 day of May 1909 Chas F. Belkham Licensed Clergyman Returned and filed the 1 day of June 1909, and recorded the 8 day of July 1909 John Heastedt County Clerk By Owen G. Hoegenemeyer Well I dont think this will come out the way I laid it out. But at least I tried. But you will have the info. I have not heared from Beth Sharp abt this couple. Beth is a new found cousin of mine and she knows something abt the Lawson family . Which is one of my Riddle links. This marriage certificate was sent to me by another proable cousin. But until we can get Beth to contact us we cant do much in developing the actual link. Gerald we believe this is part of the Nettie Lawson family. Which is the one whom married my kin James William Riddle and also the George Lawson whom married my Ggmo after my my Ggfa John Wesley Riddle died. These Riddles and Lawson's are from one of the following area's of Missouri. Daviess County, Caldwell County and Livingston County. I dont have enough info yet to tell me for certain what county they were from (the Lawsons). These Lawson's could also possiablely link the too Lawson's on my Brookshier side But we dont think it's likely sofar. My Riddle's are Caldwell Co., and Livingston County Missouri. Stan Riddle-Brookshier

Dear Anna (in T-town) and Folks, Traci Wilson Kleekamp (on this list, and founder of African Americans in Missouri research website) and I have been comparing our MO family history notes for almost 2 years! We are both researching CENTRAL MO including COOPER and nearby counties - BOONE, MONITEAU (city of Tipton), etc. We must be getting warm, and must have connections to someone else's families. Both of ours are African American and mixed race or "cross race"* family connections, including enslaved ancestor families and slaveholding families. * (See my website -- "American Cross Race Gen" on rootsweb: www.rootsweb.com/~genrace/genrace.index.htm ) Among her surnames, Traci has CRUMP; I have NICHOLS. Thanks to Sandra Freeman's tip, yesterday I checked and found data online (ancestry.com) for a CRUMP - NICHOLS marriage, in BOONE County MO, December 10, 1865. John H. CRUMP married to Fannie T. NICHOLS 10 Dec 1865 - Boone County MO Were they White or African American? I have FANNIE NICHOLS WILSON in my Leavenworth KS Family. I have another marriage (below) or permanent conjugal relationship -- since enslaved people could not legally marry. EDWARD MILLER and PRISCILLA YANCEY MILLER (both Black). Listed with 4? children in 1880 LEAVENWORTH KS Census. Leavenworth KS is next to KANSAS CITY, MO. I had the census details, but computer crashed; I have hard copy here somewhere. Census data lists BOTH ADULTS BORN IN MO; oldest child (a son) also born in MO, before 1865. Other children born in KS. Edward Miller was somewhat older than Priscilla Yancey Miller. Their daughter, VIOLA MILLER (NICHOLS), was born Leavenworth - August 1st, 1875. This was my Greatgrandmother whom I knew. Viola Miller is listed later in several Leavenworth City Directories before and after her marriage to REUBEN NICHOLS (around 1900). These are my clues. Where might I find death or other records for Edward and Priscilla YANCEY MILLER, in MO or elsewhere? Do Traci and I have a connection? Both of us are happy to share info, and appreciate any helpful details/clues other folks will share to trace MO slavery records (in courthouses, etc.) and other families connected to ours. Thank you folks. Marian Douglas In Skopje, Macedonia [email protected] Italy: [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 2:35 AM Subject: [MO] MILLER from KS; Missouri border > Marian, > If interest develops in MILLER from Kansas, specifically Olatha area, > please let me know. Olathe, Kansas is close to Kansas City, KS which is > next to Kansas City, Missouri. Have some leads from mid to late 1800's > concerning Henry Saul MILLER line. Good luck in your searches. > ~Anna > T-town > > Researching in MO: Berkemeyer/Johnston/McCormick/Shinall > Also searching: Miller/Norton/Wagner =========================== > On Sun, 1 Apr 2001 11:31:53 +0200 "Douglas/Ungaro" <[email protected]> > writes: > > Sandra, > > > > Thanks for the tip on the MO marriages on ancestry.com. > > > > I'm researching at least 3 or 4 family surnames, beginning in > > COOPER and MONITEAU Counties, but I see no marriages > > listed online for these 2 counties! Seems strange. > > > > Names I'm researching in MO and Cooper and Moniteau Cos: > > Nichols (199 Nichols marriages in MO on ancestry.com) > > Miller > > Yancey > > Shackelford > > > > Thanks again, > > Marian Douglas > > [email protected] > > and > > [email protected] > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Sandra Freeman" > > <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2001 6:29 PM > > Subject: [MO] MISSOURI MARRIAGES > > > > > Pam and all, > > > Ancestry.com has "Missouri Marriages 1851-1900" free at this > > time, you > > might want to check it out.... > > > Pam, I looked for you Manerva Justice there, didn't see it, but > > you might > > want to check out the Missouri Marriages for yourself.... > > > (My ancestor was "Jane Pyle" and on her marriage record it was > > "Jane > > Piles"....I am sure we all have run into the spelling thing!!) > > > Good luck in your search... > > > Sandra Ellington Freeman

I just wanted to thank everyone, VERY MUCH, for all your help in finding the county for Pilot Grove! You are really a great group! Is anyone else researching ARMSTRONG's, by the way? Laura

Vicky I would like a copy if you dont mind. I have some Lawson's that if I ever have the time to research them may link to the Falling River Lawson's of Virginia. Mine descend from Enoch Lawson and Sarah Matilda Linville. Stan Riddle-Brookshier

Hi, I am new to the list. I was wondering what Lawson book that you are talking about. I am researching Lawson's and Laughlin's in SE Missouri. Jan [email protected]

Husband's MILLERS came from Chariton County, MO, before some moved to Polk County. Their trail is: Germany>NY>Indiana>Chariton County, MO> Polk County, MO. Any connections? Lanita Lanita to whom is this question dirdcted. I'm trying t o help Ldyle? Miller, of Caldwell or Livingston county find his Thomas B Miller. But I have had so much trouble lately just have not done much to help him and lost his Emaik addy. Stan

Hi Everyone, I really need your help! If you have time please read this. My Ggrandmother died in Ark. aprox 1918? she was in her very earlier twenties. She is from MO.somewhere. :( Ark. can't find her death certificate etc. All I know is where she's buried at in Ark. My grandmother ( her daughter ) was about three yrs old when she died so all info on her back then was lost. My Ggrandmothers name is Minnie Elzora LANE. She had a brother named William Washington LANE. Their Fathers name is William Henry LANE. The children were born later 1880's. I can't find a census on the Internet for a full state in the years 1890,1900 and 1910. I figure with that I could find the father and the children listed. I don't know what their mothers name is, I was also told that the father remarried because the mother had died. Yes, I've been on and still on a LANE surname list. My grandmother used to say that the father William Henry Lane was either from or lived in a place that sounded like.... Harm, Har-rum , MO. Then a friend of mine said one day on the T.V. they were talking about a town or something that to her sounded like the Harm etc. I was talking about but she couldn't catch it. She didn't know if it was in St.Louis or around that area they were talking about. Willam Washington LANE did live in MO. He died in 1962. I don't know when he ever moved to St.Louis. He was married in Memphis,TN. to Marcella Janette in 1937. This was her second marriage and they had no children together. Please if you can help in any way I really need your help. If you know of a web site that has full census for those years or anything please let me know. I have been trying to find any info I'm looking so hard I'm geting brain dead or it all know what I mean? It's so hard without knowing what county. And I don't have enough info on the LANE list I quess for it to ring a bell to anybody. Thank You for reading anyway. Theresa Rogers Griffiths P.O. Box 673 Morocco,Ind 47963

Huron, MO is in Polk County. Horine is in Jefferson County Get into the accent, and it could be either of these. Lanita

ncestry.com charges a membership fee for access to some databases that are free elsewhere. For example, in terms of Missouri, Ancestry.com charges for access to to its "Caldwell County, Missouri Marriages 1845-71. However, thanks to Karen Walker, the whole Marriage Book of listings for marriages in Caldwell County, Missouri, from 1845 up to 1996 is free at: www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/mo/caldwell/caldwell.htm Yes and Karen deserves a huge mongas (Forgotten how to spell it) thank you for her work. Stan Riddle-Brookshier.

Does anyone have knowledge of a site with Douglas or Ozark county marriages? Thanks, Jann

Husband's MILLERS came from Chariton County, MO, before some moved to Polk County. Their trail is: Germany>NY>Indiana>Chariton County, MO> Polk County, MO. Any connections? Lanita

To those of you that participated and were counted. ----- Original Message ----- From: Athna May Porter <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 01, 2001 8:39 PM Subject: [MONTANA-L] Update to SB443 - Public Records of Montana > SUPPORTERS OF SB 443....... > YOU CAN STOP > SENDING E-MAILS !!!! > After a long & bumpy ride, with lots of opposition & misunderstanding of SB > 443, but with tons of SUPPORT WITH YOUR E-MAILS...... > SB 443 PASSED IN THE HOUSE WITH A VOTE OF 95-FOR & 5-AGAINST ! > This happened at about 6:20 pm. Fri. 3/30/01 ! > Thank you so much for SUPPORTING SB 443 and requesting your local House of > Representatives to SUPPORT SB 443! > All of your e-mails, calls & letters really made a HUGE difference to your > HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ! > We appreciate all the support from MONTANA people who live elsewhere, too. > You have helped awaken the MT Legislatures to the knowledge that there is a > wider set of eyes watching....& probably raised the level of awareness to > value MONTANA'S WRITTEN HERITAGE ! > SPECIAL THANKS goes to: > MT. State Genealogical Society, Yellowstone Genealogy Forum-Billings, MT > Big Sky PAF Users Group-Billings, Park County Genealogy Society-Livingston, > Tree Branches Dawson Co. Gen. Soc.-Glendive, Beaver Head Hunters Gen. & > Hist. Soc.-Dillon, Broken Mountain Genealogical Society - Chester AND > Northern Montana Genealogy Societies. > Numerous Genealogists from the areas of: > Bozeman, Kalispell, Missoula, Wolf Creek, Townsend, Helena, Great Falls, > Lewistown, Miles City, & many others.... > If I missed anyone, I apologize. So many societies and genealogists worked > quietly behind the scenes. > > A Very Special Thanks goes to: > SB 443 SPONSOR: Senator Butcher-Winifred > Those that stood up and defended & SUPPORTED SB 443 ! > Rep. Michelle Lee-Livingston (who carried SB 443 to the House) > Rep. Don Hedges-Antelope > Rep. Larry Jent-Bozeman > Rep. Clarice Schrumpf-Billings > Rep. Ken Peterson-Billings > Rep. John Esp-Park Co/Big Timber > > All those who Testified at BOTH Hearings & gave outstanding support were: > Mrs. Betty Babcock-Helena > Anita Feltis-Bozeman > Marilyn Lewis-Helena/Lewistown > Susan Austad-Helena > Patricia Marchington-Park County (Livingston)\ > Athna May Porter - Billings - for putting out the call to over 200 > genealogists to make their voices be heard > > For the work of the: > House-State Administration Committee: > Allan Walters, Chairman R - Hamilton > Debby Barrett, Vice Chairman Majority R - Dillon > Tom Dell, Vice Chairman Minority D - Billings > Norma Bixby D - Lame Deer > Dee Brown R - Hungry Horse > Don Hedges R - Antelope > Hal Jacobson D - Helena > Larry Jent D - Bozeman > Michelle Lee D - Livingston > Larry Lehman R - Power > Ralph Lenhart D - Glendive > Gay Ann Masolo R - Townsend > Doug Mood R - Seeley Lake > Alan Olson R - Roundup > Holly Raser D - Missoula > Rick Ripley R - Wolf Creek > Clarice Schrumpf R - Billings > Frank Smith D - Poplar > > AND WE THANK ALL OF THE > 48 (out of 50) SENATORS & 95 (out of 100) HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WHO > VOTED FOR SB 443! > To thank any of the Legislators..... PLEASE DO NOT SEND ANY E-MAIL !!!! > Please send snail mail instead to: > Representative _______, > MT House of Representatives, > PO Box 200400, > Helena MT 59620-0400. > > Senator ________, > MT Senate, > PO Box 200500, > Helena MT 59620-0500. > > It would be nice if your GENEALOGY OR HISTORICAL SOCIETY, would as a WHOLE, > send thanks, tell how many members that you have and list a contact person. > If possible, would you please send us copies of the Legislators' comments > so that we could keep them for future reference. > Thank you so much for all of your help & SUPPORT OF SB 443....it really > meant a lot to me personally when you wrote about what the records meant to > you...! > Patricia Marchington > [email protected] > > External Affairs Committee, > MT State Genealogical Society, > Park County Genealogy Society Member & a family researcher of Montana's > Written History back to 1878 !! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== MONTANA Mailing List ==== > Join and support RootsWeb, home of Montana-L, the MSGS Web Site & many > other genealogy lists and resources: http://www.rootsweb.com/ > > > > > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

Lucille, Who are you looking for? Jann Oklahoma City

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Ancestry.com charges a membership fee for access to some databases that are free elsewhere. For example, in terms of Missouri, Ancestry.com charges for access to to its "Caldwell County, Missouri Marriages 1845-71." However, thanks to Karen Walker, the whole Marriage Book of listings for marriages in Caldwell County, Missouri, from 1845 up to 1996 is free at: www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/mo/caldwell/caldwell.htm -- Darlene Lister