Ramona, I grew up in that area and don't think there were any such trade unions then or even now. Some of those independent craftsmen did however belong to some of the fraternal organizations, such as the Masons, IOOF, etc. Cal Phillips ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2001 12:07 AM Subject: [MO] Carpenters Union > I am having so much trouble finding information on my Great grandfather, John > H. Evans around Carroll and Livingston County. Some time in the mid 1800s > John H. built a home in Tina, Carroll Co., for his future or by then his > father in law, John B. Parsley. It was still standing in 1983 and may still > be. > My question is this, can anyone tell me if there was a Carpenters Union or > something similar to that where a person might check for information. Any > help would be appreciated. > Ramona Kelley > [email protected] > > > ==== Missouri Mailing List ==== > No Roll Calls on the list: please subscribe to and use > MO-ROLLCALL-L instead. > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog >

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I am having so much trouble finding information on my Great grandfather, John H. Evans around Carroll and Livingston County. Some time in the mid 1800s John H. built a home in Tina, Carroll Co., for his future or by then his father in law, John B. Parsley. It was still standing in 1983 and may still be. My question is this, can anyone tell me if there was a Carpenters Union or something similar to that where a person might check for information. Any help would be appreciated. Ramona Kelley [email protected]

Hello List: If you have any information on the above names, would you please contact me. Thanks. Dorothy Liebenguth Parrott [email protected]

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Hello, I have completed the 1850 Dunklin Co, MO census. It is completely indexed and online now! You can view it at: http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/1850.htm Happy Searchin' Brenda Visit my web site for databases of AL, GA, IA, IN, KY, MO and TX: CENSUS ONLINE & OTHER DIGGINS http://www.imagin.net/~tracers/census1.htm

Missouri State Genealogical Association Journal Volume XXI, 2, 2001 Table of Contents Membership, Erwin Masonic Lodge No. 121, St. Louis, Missouri, July 1864 4 Ship Ringfield, Liverpool to New Orleans, Arrives 16 Mar 1848 6 Soldiers Memorial, Co. D, 21st Regiment Mo. Volunteer Infantry, 1862-1863 7 Research 10 Ship Ancona, Havre to New Orleans, with 92 Farmers, Arrives 14 Mar 1848 11 Baptisms, Immanuel Evangelical-Lutheran Church, Pilot Knob Mo., 1861-1895 (1/2) 12 Obits of Missourians who died in Alaska 18 Postmasters in Northwest Missouri, 1861 and 1871 21 Missouri Natives in Lane County, Oregon, 1900 Census 25 Grundy County Petitioners for State Road (1843) 26 Ship Adeline, Liverpool to New Orleans, Arrives 04 Feb 1848 with 2 Passengers 26 Marcia Cleaver, Havre to New Orleans, with Missouri-Bound Bavarians, Arr. 21 Jul 1847 29 Headstone in Yosemite National Park 30 Marriage Licenses Issued in Phelps County, 1857-1910, to Non-Phelps-Countians (1/3) 31 Letter from Hermann, Missouri, to Native Switzerland, 1850 36 Officers, Cantonment Gibson, Indian Teritory (1/4) 38 Petitioners for Mill Dam, Sawmill on Elk River, SW Corner of Missouri, Nov. 15, 1842 41 Petition for Jason Biggs to Obtain Free License for Grocery and Liquor Store, 1843 41 Campground School, Osage County Missouri (1889-1894) 42 State Correspondence - East-Central Missouri (1865-1866) (1/2) 43 Petitions for Relief (1841) 47 German-Swiss Families: Hartel, Neudeck, Hessel, Nolting, Irminger, Weber (1/4) 48 Bark Gossypium, Liverpool to New Orleans, with 4 Passengers, Arrives 08 Feb 1848 51 Petitioners (8 Nov 1842) for Road, Louisiana to Paris, Mo. 52 Ralls, Monroe, and Pike County Petitioners (8 Nov 1842) for Road, Louisana to Paris, Mo. 52 Gen. N.W. Watkins - Missouri Statesman and a Lawyer of 60 Years' Active Practice 53 Extracts from Scott County Newspapers, 1867 and 1904 56 Dye-Herndon Family Bible 59 Book Reviews, by James A. Tharp 60 Queries, Edited by Juanita Mallory 64 Bob Doerr in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks

Mary, Thank you for all the BURNETT information - you certainly went above and beyond. I am going to cross reference these names with those found on census records for the BURNETT families with first names given to me by my grandmother - then think some of these will prove to be the children of her uncle's. Is there a book like this one for Ray Co - have found BURNETT's buried "across" the line from Caldwell in Ray that have the same first names as what my grandmother gave me. Linda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Glenn" <[email protected]> To: "Frank & Linda Trudeau" <[email protected]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2001 10:48 AM Subject: Re: [MO] BURNETT in Caldwell Co - marriages > These Marriage books are on line at the following > very impressive site. The person who tends this > web site deserves a round of praise from all of us! > http://members.aol.com/TerR001/Caldwell/caldwell.htm > > > http://pedigree.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/pedview.dll?ti=0&ind=528&file=20561 > Pemberton link

Bonnie and others, There are some Tuttles in Houston, Texas Co., MO. They use to own Tuttle Gas there...(not a filling station) in the 1970's. They were an established family there. You might check! Lanita in Wichita

I tried to write to Gary Smee but my message was returned. Would anyone know if he has a new e-mail address other than the one on the site: [email protected] Peggy Riggs Kopp __________________ On 3 Jan 01, at 7:47, Flesher, Larry G wrote: > As of 01-02-2001, the Missouri Surname pages have been moved to > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mosurnames/Index.html > > > Thanks to Gary Smee for this great service! > > Larry Flesher > State Coordinator, MOGenWeb >

New to list... My wild goose chase.... In 1871 2 young sisters came to St Charles Missouri to stay with their older sister and her family...these 2 girls were BRIDGET KANE and KATHREINE KANE br 1848 & 1850 Mylerstown Co Kildare...the yr befor they had come from Ireland to stay with their brother PATRICK O'KEANE in Fall River Mass...in 1871 they traveled to St Charles... They evidently lived with this older sister and her family until they both entered the Convent of the Sacred Heart in Marysville Mo..Bridget in 1875... Katherine following her in 1878... Sr Katherine died in 1929 St Joseph Mo and Sr Bridget died in 1937...in Sr Bridgets obit it said that her niece MRS JOHN MURPHY of Kansas City Missouri attended her funeral... What I am looking for is the UNKNOWN older sister of Bridget and Katherine Kane...this Unknow sister would have been br in Ireland befor 1848 her parents names would have been MICHAEL KANE and BRIDGET DUNGAN..her father Michael was a tailor in Mylerstown Co Kildare...she had 8 other siblings...I know names of 5...Patrick [also a tailor], Bridget, Katherine, Michael and a younger sister Elizabeth br 1859 who married a MICHAEL JOHN O'CONNOR in 1882 Co Kildare..he also was a tailor they came to this country in 1884..there was also a brother named MICHAEL all were in this country by 1884....another possible brother might have been a PETER KANE who was a witness to the marriage of Elizabeth and Michael in Ireland in 1882... I am also looking for information on this JOHN MURPHY family of Kansas City Mo in 1937...believe this niece of Sr Bridget Kane might be a daughter of UNKNOWN older sister of St Charles...know that another niece mention in her obit was a daughter of her sister Elizabeth O'Connor nee Kane...Mrs R.[Mayme] Brukhardt of Huntington WV..... This is about all I know re Missouri and my 2 surnames there...the only other name I have is a Rev Father Hayden SJ of St Charles that evidently was a advisor to Sr Bridget befor she entered the Convent in 1878...someone who has Catholic lines in St Charles might reconize his name and the parish he was at that might pin down the area where this UNKNOWN OLDER sister lived there in St Charles. Enjoy the day SLC

Seeking any info or contact with descendants of: Alma (WELLS) WENDELL, b. 1892, MO; no death date or name of spouse. Her parents were Edwin Finley and Minnie (GOUGE) WELLS. Alma is mentioned in the Will of Amos D. BARNETT, dated Nov. 27, 1911. She lived in Kansas City, MO, at that time. Any help is greatly appreciated. Peggy Riggs Kopp

Booneville was the location of the US Government Land Office issuing the patent, not the county seat of the county containing your plot of land. When I searched , for section 30 township 38 north, range 18 west of 5th Principal Meridan, I get Camden County, Missouri. The county seat is Camdenton, the county clerk should be able to supply you with a map that contains section lines. To do your own search, I suggest, you go to the Bureau of Land Management site. http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ Do a "Search Land Patents" This will give you a search screen, http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/search/search.asp On that search screen, sellect state of Missouri, then scroll down and fill in the section number, township number and direction, range number and direction, and meridan name. The search will give you the name of patentees on that section. Click on "details" for county location and other information. You can even download a copy of the patent Or if you are only interested in a name, fill in the proper name field and leave the rest blank. Regards, Warren Lawrence ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: 05 March, 2001 8:28 AM Subject: [MO] HOMESTEADs > I have a copy of a homestead filed in the Boonville, MO land office. > Certificate No. 0375, Application 14157. > How do I find out the location of the homestead from the description on the > copy? > Is there a Township 38 map? > If I could find out where Section 30 in Township 38, North Range 18, West of > of the 5th Principal Median in MO. > I think I could handle if from there. > > Richard Williamson > Tucson, AZ > http:\\williamsonfamilyaz.homestead.com > <A HREF="http://williamsonfamilyaz.homestead.com/">Williamson, McFadden, Ryan, Kerr Web page</A> > > ______________________________

These Marriage books are on line at the following very impressive site. The person who tends this web site deserves a round of praise from all of us! http://members.aol.com/TerR001/Caldwell/caldwell.htm http://pedigree.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/pedview.dll?ti=0&ind=528&file=20561 Pemberton link Is this your Frank? FRANK BURNETT SSN 511-01-7881 Residence: 66044 Lawrence, Douglas, KS Born 4 Jan 1893 Last Benefit: Died Mar 1974 Issued: KS (Before 1951) or FRANK BURNETT SSN 524-07-6803 Residence: KS Born 25 Fen 1893 Last Benefit: Died July 1963 Issued: CO (Before 1951) Caldwell County, Missouri Marriage Records Book I, 1911-1922 Frank BURNETT (24) to D. Allene PEMBERTON (22), both of Braymer, Caldwell County, Missouri --Feb. 18, 1917-- at Braymer By: E. C. Morgan, Pastor of M. E. Church, Braymer, Missouri Page 204 Charles Lee BURNETT (21) to Polly J. SLOAN (18), both of Kingston, Caldwell County, Missouri --Jan. 7, 1918-- at bride's home By: G. L. Glenn, Pastor of Methodist Church, Kingston, Missouri William C. Sloan's, parents of Polly gave their consent. She was of age-18 years. Page 245 Albert D. BENNETT (29) to Goldie SMITH (17), both of Kingston, Caldwell County, Missouri --Aug. 31, 1919-- at Ludlow, Livingston County By: J. W. Knight, Pastor of M. E. Church, Ludlow, Missouri (Fathers consent is given) Page 299 Edward L. HUGHSON (21) to Carrie BUSCH (19), both of Hamilton, Caldwell County, Missouri --Sept. 27, 1911-- at Hamilton By: George M. Hull, Minister of the Gospel Page 5 Burgess E. McDANIEL (26) to Alice BURNETT (26), both of Kingston Township, Caldwell County, Missouri --Dec. 9, 1916-- at Hamilton By: Charles H. Brott, Pastor of Methodist Church, Hamilton, Missouri Page 197 Carl T. BENNETT (20) to Lenore BETHEL (18), both of Kingston, Caldwell County, Missouri --Sept. 1, 1918-- at Cameron, Clinton County By: S. Carothers, Pastor of Methodist Church, Kingston, Missouri John Bennett, father of Carl gave assent. He was under 21 years. Page 271 Charles A. GARDNER (33) of Polo to Rosa BURNETT (25) of Kingston, both of Caldwell County, Missouri --Feb. 6, 1922-- at Kingston, By: P. W. Henry, P.C.M.E. Church South Page 1 Charles Lee BURNETT (28) of Kingston to Lenora E. McKEE (17) of Mirabile Township, both of Caldwell County, Missouri --Apr. 6, 1925-- at Kerr By: Elder Giles B. Koger H.O. McKee, Father of Lenora gave consent. Page 121 Cullen BURNETT (27) to Leona EDWARDS (17), both of Kingston, Caldwell County, Missouri --Jan. 30,1927-- at Kingston By: Robert McFee, Minister of L.D.S. Church Parents of Leona, Mrms. Syl Edwards, gave consent. Sam S. BURNETT (23) of Polo, Caldwell County, Missouri to Dianna HUGHES (23) of Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas --Dec. 28, 1928-- at Polo By: G. A. Puckett, Minister Page 247 FRANK BURNETT SSN 511-01-7881 Residence: 66044 Lawrence, Douglas, KS Born 4 Jan 1893 Last Benefit: Died Mar 1974 Issued: KS (Before 1951) or FRANK BURNETT SSN 524-07-6803 Residence: KS Born 25 Fen 1893 Last Benefit: Died July 1963 Issued: CO (Before 1951) Frank & Linda Trudeau wrote: > Mary, > Do you have BURNETT families in Caldwell Co in your Marriage Records? I am > still trying to locate and "put together" my grandmothers family, so do not > have all the first names. My understanding was they lived in the Bramer area > in 1906-1907, but that could have included more than Bramer. > I apologize for such a broad request. If you can help I would appreciate > it. Thank you in advance for your time. > Linda Trudeau > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Mary Glenn" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 11:22 PM > Subject: [MO] Re: Hope some of these leads are new and helpful > > > Caldwell County, Missouri Marriage Records > > Book I, 1911-1922 > > > > ==== Missouri Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from *list* mode, send a message to > [email protected] containing only the word > "unsubscribe". > > ============================== > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp