Hi, Does anyone here have family members that served with the 89th Division during WW1. Mostly seeking members of 1st Battalion (Co. A,B,C,D) 356th Inf. But will talk with everyone. I have copies for 3 of the units history but not for Co. C. Would like to find a copy of Unit History for Co C 356th Inf. Please, check your History Societies and Libraries Jefferson Saunders Researching Saunders, Pickles, Snedden in Missouri.

The major names I'm researching are: Charles W. WELLS, wife Sarah Ann (GREGG/GREIG/GRAGE) and children: Dema, Edwin and Martha, are shown on Dunklin Co. census, 1860; Edwin Finley WELLS and his wife, Minnie Mae (GOUGE), migrated from IL to MO around 1892. 1907 finds them in New Madrid Co. Edwin may have died in the Walnut, Newton Co., AR area around 1917. RIGGS, anytime to present. COLEMAN line begins with Sam COLEMAN, down to Hattie COLEMAN, b. 1884, TN. Hattie married Claud Melvin RIGGS and some of their offspring settled in MO. GOUGE line starts with James Franklin GOUGE, whose family is shown on the 1900 census as being in Bollinger Co., MO. Any help with these lines if greatly appreciated. Peggy Riggs Kopp

Update! Name change! I had been writing you all about my Grandfather Bill Mimms. Well that turns out to be a "Nick name". His real name is on file with California Death records: EDDIE B. MIMMS b. 9/10/1892 d. 4/8/1967 CA His father was Gideon Mimms married to Lou Ella Riley. His parents were both from Kentucky families, but moved to Missouri with many other Kentucky families. The Mimms are intermarried with : James/Cole/Poor/Riley/Younger families both in Kentucky and out West in Missouri. We still have ties to Logan Co., KY. My Grandfather's older brother was CLYDE MIMMS. My grandfather was a fireman on the railraod, and that is what brought him to settle in California's Central Valley about 1925. If you are related please write and I can share my data with you. Thanks, Lillian Kathleen Martin

they have 1 daughter that i am aware of. she was born saposedly in Colorado in 1915 of march. i am in hopes of locating this couple in Kansas City. Missouri. best wishes sincerly david niswender PS. Thomas eli miller was born TX. and Beatrice Miller was born MO.

Does anyone have access to cemetery records for Buchanan Co.? I'm looking for Charles Dermott, b. ca. 1829, and his wife Martha, b. ca, 1839. Last record is 1860 in St. Joseph. Thank you, Jim . . James R. Baker, Jr. jrbakerjr@yahoo.com Visit my genealogy databases: Missouri site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jrbakerjr/missouri/missouri.html Main Genealogy site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jrbakerjr/genealogy/index.htm .

this is what i have from the 1900 census. and is all the information i have yet. they are not listed in henry county in 1880. Devereux, Thomas Lived in: Fairview Township, Henry County, Missouri 1900 census. Series: T623 Microfilm: 858 Book: 1 Page: 167 Thomas Devereux June 1847, age 52, married 25yrs, Ireland Ireland Ireland, coal miner Margarette June 1854, age 45, married 25yrs, IR IR IR, 8 of 10 children living Elizebeth March 1890, age 10 MO IR IR Beatrice Oct. 1892, age 7, MO IR IR Josephine Aug. 1894, age 5, MO IR IR i do know they had other children. names not lited here are. Jenny Margaret Mary julia and a son i know died at an early age. possibly early teens. they did spend some time in canada. while thomas worked up there. perhaps 1 or 2 children born in canada. any help is greatly appreciated. and thanks to everyone who has helped me get what information i know have on them. best wishes sincerly david niswender

i am in hopes of finding out her parents name. i know she was born in Deepwater Missouri. she had several sisters. Josephine Margaret Julia who married Walden and is buried in MT. Rose Colorado Mary Jennie there was a son who died as a teenager Beatrice Anna maried Thomas Ely Miller, i know they lived in Kansas City about 1920. and they where living in Colorado in 1915 when my grandmother was born. best wishes sincerly david niswender also her mother was born aboard a ship comming to america from Ireland.

hello, this is my last chance to possibly obtain anything onmy grandmothers mom's family. i have almost zero information. they where said to live in Deepwater Missouri. this is what i do know. Mr Devaraux and Mrs Devaraux born abord ship from Ireland. they had the following children. i have no ages for any of them. Josephine had a daughter named Helen and she has a daghter named Cecelia Jenny Margaret who i belive had a son named James Rasmussen Mary Beatrice / Beatris who marries Thomas Eli Miller. they are burried in Gillette, Wyoming. Julia they also had a son. who died young. perhaps as a young teenager. according to mygrandmother. she remembers living in kansas city for a while. she was born in 1915. to Thomas Miller and beatrice / beatris Miller mygrandmother can only remember certain things giving her age. in hopes of finding anyone with the name deveraux or of similar spelling.and possibly learn her mother's name. best wishes sincerly david niswender

I am looking for information on my grandmother Dolores Ann Dearhamer. She graduated from Faxon Elementary in Kansas City, Mo. in 1942. How could I get more information about her through this info? Does anyone have access to the shool's address and phone number? Thank you so much! Pheleshia Hudson

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I know that this is off topic but I have not received any messages today.....on any of my lists......is there a problem with Rootsweb? Patsy

Thomas eli Miller would have been born Texas. his wife would have been born MO. i know nothing about Thomas Eli Miller's wife. my ggrandmother. i have been told her maiden name is Deveraux or any spelling of that nateured name. Thomas is buried in gillette, wyoming. any information would be greatly appreciated. i know my gggrandmother. she had several sisters. Jenny, Josephine, Margaert, Julia, Mary and 1 brother. who i was told died young. somewhere about the age of a teenager. her parents where said to be buried in Deepwater Missouri. however i have searched every cemetary and there is no Devaraux listed dead in henry county Missouri. best wishes. brick walled dead end david

--Both died in Ark, Eddie (a woman) had benefits sent to Saint Louis, MO. Looking to see if Eddie and her relative Lafayette have kin in MO. Or lived there for a while. --Fred Flake in MS or MO C Ya, Kay Rogers ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

I am researching my ancestor Dr. Jeremiah Brower 1801-1875. He was born in Dutchess Co, NY the son of Jacob Brower and Abigail Mernig. His siblings are: John Abraham, Jacab, Lawyer, Chancellor L., and Martha. I have tracked him thru Illinios with his brothers earlier. Then they settled in the Counties of Schuyler and Marion in MO. They are ethically from the early Dutch settlers of New Amsterdam(New York). As of 1850 Jeremiah and second wife Nancy Weaver Swindle were living with children in Schuyler co. not far from brother John A. Brower. I have a great deal of data on his life and descendants. I would love to share this data with other researchers. I would also like to find the death date of Dr. Brower's first wife Lucinda Day who married 1827 in Jackson Co., IN and died in Marion Co., MO 1836. Please write if you are also involved with this family. Lillian Kathleen Martin.

In a message dated 03/12/2002 6:23:47 PM Central Standard Time, Hepgrannie@aol.com writes: > Every couple of months this occurs and when someone is on many lists, as > most > of us are, it is one big pain to have it all explained all over again, > especially when it is ignored. Imagine how annoying it is to the > listowners > who must do this all the time. > I agree with most of what you said and I, too, get frustrated with subject lines which give no more information than "looking for family in Missouri," for instance. But, I also understand that, while I've been on this list and many others for years now... once upon a time I was new to "lists" too and didn't have any idea how they worked or what was considered "standard etiquette" for posting genealogy messages... for instance, listing surnames in all CAPS. Perhaps it would be helpful if newcomers to a list were to receive some kind of welcome e-mail outlining the "dos and don'ts" of utilizing a list to their best advantage. Until then, I ... for one ... am grateful that our listowners don't seem to get tired of explaining the "rules and regs" to those who are doing nothing more than the same thing we "old-timers" are doing ... searching for our ancestors. Thanks Ms. Piglet! :) Izzy ... Searching for: WILSEY, WAPLES, PARSONS, HARSCH, DART, & GIBSON in Clark County, Missouri and Lee County, Iowa

Does anyone know whether City Directories were published for the town of Union in Franklin County, Missouri during the years 1885-1930? If the answer is "yes," can you tell me [1] who was the publisher, and [2] are the directories searchable either online or at a physical location? Thank you for your help. Bev ANGELL OLIVER ===== Beverly J. Angell Oliver 329 No. Prairie Avenue Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57104-2924 605/338-4345 bevoliver@rocketmail.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Try FREE Yahoo! Mail - the world's greatest free email! http://mail.yahoo.com/

I have on loan 5 volumes of the "Germans to America" series that I will have for about another week. I can do lookups. These volumes cover nov 1881 to april 1883 Laurel Treat

The list owner has sent a couple of messages, explaining why the practice of sending messages with only "Roll Call" in the subject line is a problem.......she strongly suggested that we discontinue it. It seems that some people just don't get it. If people can't read and comprehend her messages, how on earth are they able to read anything else. Every couple of months this occurs and when someone is on many lists, as most of us are, it is one big pain to have it all explained all over again, especially when it is ignored. Imagine how annoying it is to the listowners who must do this all the time. So everyone, PLEASE STOP!! Eileen

Can someone please look up a marriage in Jasper Co. (Joplin), ca. 1910-1920 for Harry F. Baker? There may be two marriages for him. Brides possibly named Ruby and Phoebe. Thank you, Jim . . . James R. Baker, Jr. jrbakerjr@yahoo.com Visit my genealogy databases: Missouri site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jrbakerjr/missouri/missouri.html Main Genealogy site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jrbakerjr/genealogy/index.htm .