Hey Pama, Turns out my cousin misunderstood her mother, and my gggrandma (Pulaska Nash) wasn't from Kentucky...it was her husband who was. So she must be from the Christian County area or somewhere nearby. Here is her info again...Pulaska Jane Nash, born maybe early 1870's, married John William Brown 1891, had several children, my ggrandma Iva Pearl born in 1897, they lived in Montgomery County, Kansas, near Independence. She died in or shortly after child birth when my ggrandma was 14...so it was around 1911. Couldn't find them on the 1900 Mont. County census, although they should be on it. Didn't get through the 1910 census. Thats about what I have on her! :-) Kim >From: Xmeemawx@aol.com >Reply-To: MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com >To: MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [MO-AR-WRV] Nash info >Date: Sun, 28 Jan 2001 19:30:59 EST > >Heddddoooooooo there list, >Well, would like to thank everyone for there response on my Nash info. I >think I mights hav snagged me a few more little details. Anywho, sumtin I >can >goa lookin fer. heehee. Got to go look up a few more census and find out >about how long some of these marriages lasted. I believe Elvina P. is my >actual Paralee Nix. And I also believe that Pulaski is related also. "Ifen >them there Nashes that are in Christian, Stone or Taney County aren't >related >to me I'll be whopped" So here I go again. YEEEHAWWW. >Warmest Smiles, >Pama > > > > >==== MO-AR-WRV Mailing List ==== >Visit the White River Valley web! >http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/ > > >============================== >Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate >your heritage! >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

What kind of membership types are you looking at? FM would be full member. PM would be prepatory member. AM = Associate member (but you probably won't see many of those.) Excluded might mean being voted out for being a "sinner", which is kinda like saying. "you can't come in the barn because you're a cow." Dismissed by letter could have been just somebody who had been REALLY inactive (like since birth!)or it could have been a transfer to a church in another location. Does any of that fit with what you're seeing? Mary tonymary@bellsouth.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <Xmeemawx@aol.com> To: <MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2001 7:37 PM Subject: [MO-AR-WRV] Prospect Baptist Church > I know, I know but I didn't get an answer from the other list so maybe > someone out there might be able to answer. And yes I should have went to > church more I know I know. heehee > > > Hello, > I was going thru the Christian Co., Prospect Baptist Church Membership Rolls > and I was wanting to know what exactly does Membership Type mean and then > where it says Notes some say Dismissed by letter, others say Excluded on a > certain date. What does they mean? Did they leave the church, move or what. I > did however get it when it said deceased. ::I am slow but not that slow:: > heehee. I have quite a few family members that are on this page and I was > really curious. Thanks you for your time. > Warmest Smiles, > Pama > > > > > > > > > > > ==== MO-AR-WRV Mailing List ==== > Do you have records or data for the WRV? Transcribe it! > Do you have a webpage with information for the WRV? Link it! > Get involved! > > > ============================== > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

I know, I know but I didn't get an answer from the other list so maybe someone out there might be able to answer. And yes I should have went to church more I know I know. heehee Hello, I was going thru the Christian Co., Prospect Baptist Church Membership Rolls and I was wanting to know what exactly does Membership Type mean and then where it says Notes some say Dismissed by letter, others say Excluded on a certain date. What does they mean? Did they leave the church, move or what. I did however get it when it said deceased. ::I am slow but not that slow:: heehee. I have quite a few family members that are on this page and I was really curious. Thanks you for your time. Warmest Smiles, Pama

Heddddoooooooo there list, Well, would like to thank everyone for there response on my Nash info. I think I mights hav snagged me a few more little details. Anywho, sumtin I can goa lookin fer. heehee. Got to go look up a few more census and find out about how long some of these marriages lasted. I believe Elvina P. is my actual Paralee Nix. And I also believe that Pulaski is related also. "Ifen them there Nashes that are in Christian, Stone or Taney County aren't related to me I'll be whopped" So here I go again. YEEEHAWWW. Warmest Smiles, Pama

Here is what shows in 1880 Census Index for TITTSOWRTH: Jasper Twp Fam #77 TITTSWORTH, William D. 34-AR-AR-AR Martha J. 32-KY-TN-TN wife Albert G. 13-MO-KY-AR(sic)should be MO-AR-KY Alice 11-"""""" dau Elza 8-"""""" son Anna J.F. 5-"""""" dau Thomas J. 10/12-"""""" son This is the only TITTSWORTH household listed in the Index. I neglected to mention that 1900 Index shows Thomas and Martha J. Melton married 16 years so they would have married prior to the destruction of the Taney Co Courthouse records as I checked the DAR Index and there is no MELTON-TITSWORTH marriage. Don Houk -----Original Message----- From: Gerald Johnston [mailto:gerald.h.johnston@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 9:10 AM To: MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MO-AR-WRV] Myrtle Tittsworth Reece Minor I am wondering if there is a possibility that Myrtle Titsworth might have been in the household with Thomas Melton, in the 1900 census for Taney Co.? It appears that there were several Titsworth folks that lived with other families. It might also be that my Myrtle had a different first name, or name on the census. I wonder if anyone knows of any that had an 'm' initial? I am trying to locate any possible information about a Myrtle Tittsworth, who married William Franklin David Reece, 7 June 1904, Christian Co., Missouri. I am wondering if she may not have been recorded on the census in a different name. I show that she was probably born around 1890. Wm. Reece died in about 1928. Myrtle rried William Minor, in 1929, also in Christian Co. Wm., Myrtle and family are on the 1910 census for Stone Co. Please let me know if you know anything about these folks. Thanks very much! Jerry Johnston Scottsdale, AZ Gerald Hankins "Jerry" Johnston Researching the following families: Adkins, Austin, Bennett, Bills, Caudle, Coulter, Elledge, Ferguson, Frazier, George, Hankins, Hess, Higginbotham, Hutson, Johnston, Kicenski, Mitchell, Mustain, Narramore, Reece, Roberts, Schell, Schwegler, Stacey, Stephens, Tillman, Tinsley, Traylor, Van Der Grift, Watts, and various and sundry others! ==== MO-AR-WRV Mailing List ==== Do you have records or data for the WRV? Transcribe it! Do you have a webpage with information for the WRV? Link it! Get involved! ============================== Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com

Hi Jerry---Below is what shows in the 1900 Census Index: Jasper Twp Fam #73 MELTON, Thomas 66-TN-TN-TN b.Sep 1833 Martha J. 55-KY-TN-TN b.Feb 1845 George 14-MO-TN-KY b.Jun 1885 TITTSWORTH, Thomas J. 21-MO-AR-KY b.Jul 1878 stepson single Jasper Twp Fam #99 TITTSWORTH, Elzy 27-MO-AR-TN b.Aug 1872 Nannie 18-MO-MO-Unk b.Feb 1882 Della 3-MO-MO-MO b.Oct 1896 dau Minnie 1-MO-MO-MO b.Oct 1898 dau Jasper Twp Fam #84 HILTON, Isaac 28-MO-VA-AL Arabelle 28-MO-UNK-Unk 4 children MELTON, David 27-MO-TN-Unk b.Unk 1872 servant Beaver Twp Fam #44 MELTON, John F. 28-MO-TN-TN Mary M. 23-MO______ wife Thomas B. 5-MO-MO-MO son William E. 2-MO-MO-MO son ( Ousa ru) 5/12-MO-MO-MO dau These are the only households shown in the Index with either the TITTSWORTH or MELTON names. Don Houk -----Original Message----- From: Gerald Johnston [mailto:gerald.h.johnston@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 9:10 AM To: MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MO-AR-WRV] Myrtle Tittsworth Reece Minor I am wondering if there is a possibility that Myrtle Titsworth might have been in the household with Thomas Melton, in the 1900 census for Taney Co.? It appears that there were several Titsworth folks that lived with other families. It might also be that my Myrtle had a different first name, or name on the census. I wonder if anyone knows of any that had an 'm' initial? I am trying to locate any possible information about a Myrtle Tittsworth, who married William Franklin David Reece, 7 June 1904, Christian Co., Missouri. I am wondering if she may not have been recorded on the census in a different name. I show that she was probably born around 1890. Wm. Reece died in about 1928. Myrtle rried William Minor, in 1929, also in Christian Co. Wm., Myrtle and family are on the 1910 census for Stone Co. Please let me know if you know anything about these folks. Thanks very much! Jerry Johnston Scottsdale, AZ Gerald Hankins "Jerry" Johnston Researching the following families: Adkins, Austin, Bennett, Bills, Caudle, Coulter, Elledge, Ferguson, Frazier, George, Hankins, Hess, Higginbotham, Hutson, Johnston, Kicenski, Mitchell, Mustain, Narramore, Reece, Roberts, Schell, Schwegler, Stacey, Stephens, Tillman, Tinsley, Traylor, Van Der Grift, Watts, and various and sundry others! ==== MO-AR-WRV Mailing List ==== Do you have records or data for the WRV? Transcribe it! Do you have a webpage with information for the WRV? Link it! Get involved! ============================== Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com

I am wondering if there is a possibility that Myrtle Titsworth might have been in the household with Thomas Melton, in the 1900 census for Taney Co.? It appears that there were several Titsworth folks that lived with other families. It might also be that my Myrtle had a different first name, or name on the census. I wonder if anyone knows of any that had an 'm' initial? I am trying to locate any possible information about a Myrtle Tittsworth, who married William Franklin David Reece, 7 June 1904, Christian Co., Missouri. I am wondering if she may not have been recorded on the census in a different name. I show that she was probably born around 1890. Wm. Reece died in about 1928. Myrtle rried William Minor, in 1929, also in Christian Co. Wm., Myrtle and family are on the 1910 census for Stone Co. Please let me know if you know anything about these folks. Thanks very much! Jerry Johnston Scottsdale, AZ Gerald Hankins "Jerry" Johnston Researching the following families: Adkins, Austin, Bennett, Bills, Caudle, Coulter, Elledge, Ferguson, Frazier, George, Hankins, Hess, Higginbotham, Hutson, Johnston, Kicenski, Mitchell, Mustain, Narramore, Reece, Roberts, Schell, Schwegler, Stacey, Stephens, Tillman, Tinsley, Traylor, Van Der Grift, Watts, and various and sundry others!

Thank you Pama! Hadn't seen this - must not visit often enough! Found my Mooney's which leads me to ask more questions. Anyone have any Mooney's in their line? Tracking the family of Christopher Mooney and Susan Reed Mooney, b. around 1830 . OH>IN>IL>MO 2 known children; Sarah Mooney Wallace (Elisha), b.1852 (death certificate says 1848??) in OH and Christopher John Mooney, b. 1858 IL. Found children (Sarah (8) & Christopher John(2)) in 1860 Taney county census living with an Elizabeth Mooney, age 45?? (who is Elizabeth - must be family of Christopher Sr.'s) 2 other children; Elizabeth, age 12 and Jacob, age 14 . No adult males and no Susan?? (Sarah & Christophers mother). Place of birth for all is listed as unknown? Found Susan, age 40, with the children (Sarah & Christopher John) in 1870 Taney county (No Christopher Sr). This confirms that at some point, either while in IL or shortly after moving to MO Christopher Sr. is no longer around. Sarah moved to KC area in 1920's. Don't know where Christopher John went. May have went by John. Grandma called him Uncle John. Does anyone have a clue, I sure don't. Always questions, Tamara ----- Original Message ----- From: <Xmeemawx@aol.com> To: <MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 5:39 PM Subject: [MO-AR-WRV] Census Info > > Hello All, > > I have found this in the WRV site. It is of Free Inhabitants of Swan > > Township > > in Taney Co., MO. July 1860. A few of the names are Warren, > > Haworth,Wheeler, > > Gariner, Casey, Brown, Mooney, etc... Lots of info here. Hope it helps > > someone. > > http://198.209.8.166/wrvq/v1/n9/f63h.htm > > > > > > > > Warmest Smiles and Hugs for Cuzs, > > Pama > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ______________________________

Kim and Pama, Is it possible that the Pulaska Nash Kim is searching for is the daughter of the Pulaska Simmons and Wiley Nash? Do you know fer a fact she isn't? Do you have her death cert, Kim? Vonda ListMom for MOTaney and MO-AR-WRV http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/ http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gregvonda/

Can't help ya, Pama, but can I add to your list of STUBBORN Nashes? lol :-) 1. Pulaska Jane Nash, born in Kentucky (according to her granddaughter), but had "kinfolk" in Christian County, MO. Married John William Brown in Christian County in 1891. Moved to Montgomery County, KS. Died in childbirth 1910-14. Her daughter, Iva Pearl Brown, came back to Christian County from Kansas after her mother's death to live with relatives. Met and married William Jasper McDaniel (son of Andrew McDaniel and Elizbeth Hiles) in 1914 and moved back to Kansas. Was "very religious" and perhaps attended a holiness church. 2. Pulaski Simmons who married Wiley Nash in Crawford County, MO in 1850's. I know this isn't WRV, but I think its a possible link to my Pulaska. :-) Kim >From: Xmeemawx@aol.com Reply-To: MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com To: >MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MO-AR-WRV] Nash Date: Wed, 24 Jan 2001 >18:16:47 EST > >Ok now group, ::heehee:: Tis the ole bat again out on the prowl itchin for >some gossip on any Nashes. I have beena lookin and pokin every which way I >can. So do any of you happen to know 1.Who is the mysterious Miss Harvey >was that married Dave Nash in Stone Co.? Married in 1911. I even ask for >them to send me a copy of the marriage and still can't make it out. 2. Who >in the world did Thomas Dillard Cummings belong to, who was his parents? 3. >Does anyone out there know Sam and Pat Nash? Sam is the son of Christopher >David and Jessalee Nash. Uncle Sam owned the Nash Barber Shop in Branson >for many years. Pat being the woman that they named Pat Nash drive in >Branson after. CUZS of mine, but I have lost track of them. If so please >e-mail me personally. I am trying to get ahold of them. 4. I am looking for >someone with information about Alvina Parelee Nix that married William A. >"Bud" Nash in Christian Co., MO on Dec 23 1878. 5. Who were E. P. D. Nash's >parents, (I found out from Stan Dennis that the initials stand for Elisha >Preston David). I was so thrilled. But now can't put him into my line yet. >He married Eliza High June 29 1884 in Stone Co. "Ok I guess I will leave it >at that, aaaaaaaaaallllllllllthooouuuuuggggghhhhhhhh, nah, I probably have >gave you all a big headaches by now." Just hope that someone can help. >STUBBORN OLE NASHES!!!! (That is me!) Warmest Smile, Pama Nash > > > > >==== MO-AR-WRV Mailing List ==== Visit the White River Valley web! >http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/ > > >============================== Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to >Discover, Preserve & Celebrate your heritage! >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Ok now group, ::heehee:: Tis the ole bat again out on the prowl itchin for some gossip on any Nashes. I have beena lookin and pokin every which way I can. So do any of you happen to know 1.Who is the mysterious Miss Harvey was that married Dave Nash in Stone Co.? Married in 1911. I even ask for them to send me a copy of the marriage and still can't make it out. 2. Who in the world did Thomas Dillard Cummings belong to, who was his parents? 3. Does anyone out there know Sam and Pat Nash? Sam is the son of Christopher David and Jessalee Nash. Uncle Sam owned the Nash Barber Shop in Branson for many years. Pat being the woman that they named Pat Nash drive in Branson after. CUZS of mine, but I have lost track of them. If so please e-mail me personally. I am trying to get ahold of them. 4. I am looking for someone with information about Alvina Parelee Nix that married William A. "Bud" Nash in Christian Co., MO on Dec 23 1878. 5. Who were E. P. D. Nash's parents, (I found out from Stan Dennis that the initials stand for Elisha Preston David). I was so thrilled. But now can't put him into my line yet. He married Eliza High June 29 1884 in Stone Co. "Ok I guess I will leave it at that, aaaaaaaaaallllllllllthooouuuuuggggghhhhhhhh, nah, I probably have gave you all a big headaches by now." <BG> Just hope that someone can help. STUBBORN OLE NASHES!!!!  (That is me!) Warmest Smile, Pama Nash

I am certainly not trying to sell something but I attended an Ozark Genealogical Society conference last year and the excellent speaker mentioned that he uses a researcher in Washington DC to get Civil War Pension and Rev War Pension files. He said the man is cheaper and faster than doing it yourself since the National Archives raised their prices. I used his services and found that to be true. If anyone wants his email they can contact me at cadhill@lakepc.com. Cassie Hill

I am looking for someone in the Gaylor family. I found an article by Larry Gaylor concerning James Barney Perry Gaylor. I am interested especially in his wife Amanda Clemintine Parks. I would like to know if they ever found out anymore info on her. I have a R.H. Parks line which might lead to a connection to me. Thanks for any help. Brenda

Do you know if he fought at Wilson's Creek? They have a great archive and may well be able to answer some of your questions if he did. If not Wilson's Creek, do you know if he was in combat anywhere? Where is he buried? Forsyth is and was the county seat of Taney County. At the outbreak of the civil war Confederates seized Forsyth and they turned the court house into headquarters. On July 22, 1861 Brigadier General T. W. Sweeney and 1200 union troops marched on Forysth and a skimish ensued. The rebels were driven out. As soon as the Union troops left, the rebels moved back into forsyth. Three weeks latter the Union army was defeated at the Battle of Wilson Creek. The rebels remained in forysth unil April 10, 1982 when Major General Sam R. Curtis and the advanced guard of his Union Army arrived in town. After a short time Curtis and his troops left for Batesville Ark. The Rebels promptly return to Forsyth. Despite several skrimishes the courthouse remained intact until the sping of 1863. At that time, after the Prairie Grove battle the Union troops returned to Forsyth where they fortified the Court House. When they left on April 22, 1863 they burned the town including the court house to keep it from falling into rebel hands again. For many years after that there was great contention in the area between residents because of the number of Confederate veterns who returned to their homes in Taney County. I haven't seen the site you are looking for, but maybe some Taney County Civil War History might help you. I will also send you the history site from Springfield Library web page, that I believe may have some information on the Civil War Skrimish in downtown Springfield. Good Luck Becky Quinn Springfield, MO bquinn@dialnet.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Gerald Johnston To: MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 6:08 AM Subject: [MO-AR-WRV] Civil War Information Somewhere; in the not too distant past, yet I do not remember where, I found a list of local Civil War soldiers that included my great-great-grandfather, Thomas J. Mitchell. It listed him as having enlisted, I believe in Taney Co., as a bugle boy. Now, I am trying to find out what company, etc., for ordering information about his war record. I want to have a GAR stone placed at his grave, or marker of some kind, etc. Any ideas on where to find this information, etc.; or where I might have seen it? Thanks! Jerry Johnston Scottsdale, AZ ==== MO-AR-WRV Mailing List ==== Visit the White River Valley web! http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/ ============================== Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp Search over 2500 databases with one easy query!

Thanks very much! Jerry J. ----- Original Message ----- From: "audiec" <audiec@swbell.net> To: <MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 8:04 AM Subject: RE: [MO-AR-WRV] Civil War Information

Thanks so much, Becky! I do not know if he was at Wilson's Creek. I do know he is buried at Old Boston Cemetery, Christian Co., MO. I will try to find out more. Thanks again! Jerry J. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Becky Quinn" <bquinn@dialnet.net> To: <MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 4:23 PM Subject: Re: [MO-AR-WRV] Civil War Information > Do you know if he fought at Wilson's Creek? They have a great archive and may well be able to answer some of your questions if he did. If not Wilson's Creek, do you know if he was in combat anywhere? Where is he buried? > Forsyth is and was the county seat of Taney County. At the outbreak of the civil war Confederates seized Forsyth and they turned the court house into headquarters. On July 22, 1861 Brigadier General T. W. Sweeney and 1200 union troops marched on Forysth and a skimish ensued. The rebels were driven out. As soon as the Union troops left, the rebels moved back into forsyth. Three weeks latter the Union army was defeated at the Battle of Wilson Creek. The rebels remained in forysth unil April 10, 1982 when Major General Sam R. Curtis and the advanced guard of his Union Army arrived in town. After a short time Curtis and his troops left for Batesville Ark. The Rebels promptly return to Forsyth. Despite several skrimishes the courthouse remained intact until the sping of 1863. At that time, after the Prairie Grove battle the Union troops returned to Forsyth where they fortified the Court House. When they left on April 22, 1863 they burned the town including the court house ! > to keep it from falling into rebel hands again. > For many years after that there was great contention in the area between residents because of the number of Confederate veterns who returned to their homes in Taney County. > > I haven't seen the site you are looking for, but maybe some Taney County Civil War History might help you. I will also send you the history site from Springfield Library web page, that I believe may have some information on the Civil War Skrimish in downtown Springfield. > Good Luck > Becky Quinn > Springfield, MO > bquinn@dialnet.net > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Gerald Johnston > To: MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 6:08 AM > Subject: [MO-AR-WRV] Civil War Information > > > Somewhere; in the not too distant past, yet I do not remember where, I found > a list of local Civil War soldiers that included my great-great-grandfather, > Thomas J. Mitchell. It listed him as having enlisted, I believe in Taney > Co., as a bugle boy. > > Now, I am trying to find out what company, etc., for ordering information > about his war record. I want to have a GAR stone placed at his grave, or > marker of some kind, etc. > > Any ideas on where to find this information, etc.; or where I might have > seen it? > > Thanks! > > Jerry Johnston > Scottsdale, AZ > > > > > ==== MO-AR-WRV Mailing List ==== > Visit the White River Valley web! > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/ > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > > > > ==== MO-AR-WRV Mailing List ==== > Do you have records or data for the WRV? Transcribe it! > Do you have a webpage with information for the WRV? Link it! > Get involved! > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com >

Jerry, If he was still alive in 1890, then you might try looking at the 1890 enumeration of civil war vets. I found my gggrandfather in it. It has all the info you mentioned. Part of this was destroyed by fire along with the 1890 census, but about half of it was rescued and the saved part seems to include most of Missouri. You would need to look at the area where he lived in 1890, not where he was when he enlisted. :-) Kim >From: "Gerald Johnston" <gerald.h.johnston@worldnet.att.net> >Reply-To: MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com >To: MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [MO-AR-WRV] Civil War Information >Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2001 05:08:43 -0700 > >Somewhere; in the not too distant past, yet I do not remember where, I >found >a list of local Civil War soldiers that included my >great-great-grandfather, >Thomas J. Mitchell. It listed him as having enlisted, I believe in Taney >Co., as a bugle boy. > >Now, I am trying to find out what company, etc., for ordering information >about his war record. I want to have a GAR stone placed at his grave, or >marker of some kind, etc. > >Any ideas on where to find this information, etc.; or where I might have >seen it? > >Thanks! > >Jerry Johnston >Scottsdale, AZ > > > > >==== MO-AR-WRV Mailing List ==== >Visit the White River Valley web! >http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/ > > >============================== >Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp >Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Go to the http://www.nara.gov/research/ordering/milordr.html web site and order NATF Form 86 & NATF Form 85, once you get the forms, fill it out and send it in. Partial List of Civil War Soldiers from Taney County Missouri Union Soldiers: Adams, Solomon Adamson, Larkin Barnard, Reubin N. Boswell, John B. Brown, Isaac Brown, Jefferson Brown, John T. Buck, William Budoon, Andrew J. Burkhart, George W. Carpenter, Samuel Casey, Francis M. Caviness, James Cheniworth, Isaac Cline, Jasper Cline, John Cochran, George Davis, Hiram M. Davis, Ira J. Day, Madison Everett, James M. Farmer, Stephen S. Fenex, Eli P. Fenex, William L. Filbeck, Amos J. Filbeck, George W. Filbeck, Spencer Franklin, James A. Friend, James Friend, Peter Gibson, Spencer Goodall, Pleasant Gowan, William Hale, Elijah A. Hampton, James J. Hampton, Jasper Hayden, Joel H. Hilton, William Huff, James Huff, Samuel Igo, William B. James, Adam H. James, Jacob Jenkins, Thomas W. Johnson, Benjamin Johnson, James Keithley, James Keithley, W.A. Kelly, Hardy Killet, Elias Kissee, Alexander Kissee, George W. Kissee, Willis Lastin, Thomas J. Laughlin, Henry H. Layton, John M. Loftin, William Lonscott, Eli B. Mackey, George W. Mackey, Gilbert Martin, Samuel H. Mathis, William Maynard, Perry N. Miller, Joseph Miller, Lornzo D. Miller, William B. Mitchell, Robert H. Mitchell, Thomas J. Mowry, James H. Nance, Robert W. Nash, James M. Nash, William J. Oliver, James Owen, Christopher C. Payne, Thomas Ridman, John Robinson, George Rolin, Henry Sanford, Eli A. Sealo, John Slagles, John Smith, Andrew J. Smith, Robert St. Clair, William F. Stockstill, Allen Stout, W.H. Swearingen, John Tabor, Arch Teague, William W. Thornton, Kinian Trail, Asa W. Tripp, Christopher Waddle, George W. Weatherman, James Weatherman, John Weatherman, Samuel T. Weatherman, William G. Weaver, Jefferson C. Weaver, John B. Weaver, William B. Whitehead, William Williams, Richard M. Wilson, Felix Workman, Isaac Workman, John T. Workman, Richard Jr. Workman, Richard Sr. Workman, William Researching the Surnames ALMS, BOEHNER, CANIDA, KEITHLEY, MARTIN, MATHEWS, PETERS, PHENIX, RANDEN, STOCKSTILL, STOUT, THORNTON, and WEATHERMAN. Our Families Homepage: http://home.swbell.net/audiec Taney County, Missouri Home Page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~motaney/taney.htm Johnson County, Missouri Home Page: http://homepages.infoseek.com/~snowrose1/index.html -----Original Message----- From: Gerald Johnston [mailto:gerald.h.johnston@worldnet.att.net] Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 6:09 AM To: MO-AR-WRV-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MO-AR-WRV] Civil War Information Somewhere; in the not too distant past, yet I do not remember where, I found a list of local Civil War soldiers that included my great-great-grandfather, Thomas J. Mitchell. It listed him as having enlisted, I believe in Taney Co., as a bugle boy. Now, I am trying to find out what company, etc., for ordering information about his war record. I want to have a GAR stone placed at his grave, or marker of some kind, etc. Any ideas on where to find this information, etc.; or where I might have seen it? Thanks! Jerry Johnston Scottsdale, AZ ==== MO-AR-WRV Mailing List ==== Visit the White River Valley web! http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/ ============================== Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp Search over 2500 databases with one easy query!

Somewhere; in the not too distant past, yet I do not remember where, I found a list of local Civil War soldiers that included my great-great-grandfather, Thomas J. Mitchell. It listed him as having enlisted, I believe in Taney Co., as a bugle boy. Now, I am trying to find out what company, etc., for ordering information about his war record. I want to have a GAR stone placed at his grave, or marker of some kind, etc. Any ideas on where to find this information, etc.; or where I might have seen it? Thanks! Jerry Johnston Scottsdale, AZ

Hey, There are pictures of the ancestors of the members of bigsmith, the band we're trying to get book for Outlaw Roundup. Many of y'all might find kin there, too. The site is http://www.bigsmithband.com Simpson Cupp's picture, down in Goodnight Holler, is here: http://www.bigsmithband.com/history.html there seems to be more. Greg is jest as impressed as all git out with the band, and the fact they are kin to purt' near ever'body. Music's purty good, too. Vonda ListMom for MOTaney and MO-AR-WRV http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/ http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gregvonda/