Peggy, Which DAVIS lines are you with? Lanita I'm always late. My ancestors arrived on the JUNE flower.

Ripley County, MO: BROOKS, MCDOWELL, THOMPSON, LASSEN, JORDEN/JORDAN, MCKINNEY, SMELSER, ROGERS/RODGERS, STEELE, SIEGLER, BOUNDS, BARTON, CARTER, SIMON, SULLIVAN, PAYNE, REEVES, ODOM, EMMONS, JOPLIN, WOOD, RUMINER, LAY, PULLIAM, SWAFFORD, MYERS, GOODMAN, HILL, GRISSOM, MCMANUS, BACON, BIBLE Randolph County, AR: BELLAH, SMITH, HODGE, DAVIS, HUDSON, STOUT, HAND, CARTER, ALLEN, WOOLDRIDGE, GRISSOM, RICE, WHITE, UNDERWOOD, UPSHAW, STARLING, SAMONS/SAMMONS, BILLIPS, TRIBBLE, HOVIS, BENNETT, MORRIS, BIRCHETT, THORNTON, LAUGHERY Peggy Brooks Cannady [email protected]

Hello everyone......... Surnames: TAYLOR, CAMPBELL, DITTO, MCCORD Its a start........... Lisa Conrad & Sharon <[email protected]> wrote: My names are: HOUSE; SIMMONS; TARLTON; BUCHANAN; and LAWSON. Sharon ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ --------------------------------- Yahoo! for Good Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.

PLEASE note that I am calling a ROLL CALL of all area surnames. This will end on Saturday, at 9pm CST. If you are serious about researching, please post your names! We have a few newbies on the list, as well as brand new researchers, so let's show them how its done!! Be sure to put your SURNAMES in CAPS, and we will be able to scan the message better. If you have a problem, or question, feel free to ask or state your quandry! My names are: ARNOLD, BELLAH, BIRCHETT, BENNETT, BEASON, CALDFEE, COUCH, DETHROW, DAVIS [2 lines], DOOLEY [DULY], DUBOISE, FERRELL [FERRILL], ELLIOTT, HAYS, HIGHS, JUSTICE, LAFFOON, MARIOTT, MAXSON, McWILLIAMS, PRINCE, RIMMER, ROSSELL, SHIELDS, STOGSDILL, SCONCE, SHORT, SMITH, STUBBLEFIELD, SUPLER, and TAYLOR These names include those in Dade Co. [where many of the Oregon Co. families have extended families] as well as Dallas and Daviess Cos., MO. Otherwise, they are Sharp, Randolph, Lawrence, AR and Oregon, Howell and Shannon, MO Thanks! Lanita Sconce Smith I looked at my family tree...there were two dogs using it

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Names for which I'm searching: I. MARTHA FAGAN; ISAAC TYNER WIGGS; ROBERT K. UNDERWOOD SR. ; ROBERT K. UNDERWOOD JR.; PHOEBE COCHRAN Thanks, Geneieve Guthary in OK. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lanita Sconce Smith" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 10:32 PM Subject: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] ROLL CALL > PLEASE note that I am calling a ROLL CALL of all area surnames. This > will end on Saturday, at 9pm CST. If you are serious about researching, > please post your names! We have a few newbies on the list, as well as > brand new researchers, so let's show them how its done!! Be sure to put > your SURNAMES in CAPS, and we will be able to scan the message better. > > If you have a problem, or question, feel free to ask or state your > quandry! > > My names are: > > ARNOLD, BELLAH, BIRCHETT, BENNETT, BEASON, CALDFEE, COUCH, DETHROW, > DAVIS [2 lines], DOOLEY [DULY], DUBOISE, FERRELL [FERRILL], ELLIOTT, > HAYS, HIGHS, JUSTICE, LAFFOON, MARIOTT, MAXSON, McWILLIAMS, PRINCE, > RIMMER, ROSSELL, SHIELDS, STOGSDILL, SCONCE, SHORT, SMITH, > STUBBLEFIELD, SUPLER, and TAYLOR > > These names include those in Dade Co. [where many of the Oregon Co. > families have extended families] as well as Dallas and Daviess Cos., > MO. Otherwise, they are Sharp, Randolph, Lawrence, AR and Oregon, > Howell and Shannon, MO > > > > Thanks! > > Lanita Sconce Smith > > I looked at my family tree...there were two dogs using it > > > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== > http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ > >

Hello All..... WOLF / WOLFE, HAMMON, HILL, CROW, DUBOISE Todd ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lanita Sconce Smith" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 3:32 PM Subject: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] ROLL CALL > PLEASE note that I am calling a ROLL CALL of all area surnames. This > will end on Saturday, at 9pm CST. If you are serious about researching, > please post your names! We have a few newbies on the list, as well as > brand new researchers, so let's show them how its done!! Be sure to put > your SURNAMES in CAPS, and we will be able to scan the message better. > > If you have a problem, or question, feel free to ask or state your > quandry! > > My names are: > > ARNOLD, BELLAH, BIRCHETT, BENNETT, BEASON, CALDFEE, COUCH, DETHROW, > DAVIS [2 lines], DOOLEY [DULY], DUBOISE, FERRELL [FERRILL], ELLIOTT, > HAYS, HIGHS, JUSTICE, LAFFOON, MARIOTT, MAXSON, McWILLIAMS, PRINCE, > RIMMER, ROSSELL, SHIELDS, STOGSDILL, SCONCE, SHORT, SMITH, > STUBBLEFIELD, SUPLER, and TAYLOR > > These names include those in Dade Co. [where many of the Oregon Co. > families have extended families] as well as Dallas and Daviess Cos., > MO. Otherwise, they are Sharp, Randolph, Lawrence, AR and Oregon, > Howell and Shannon, MO > > > > Thanks! > > Lanita Sconce Smith > > I looked at my family tree...there were two dogs using it > > > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== > http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ > >

Contact the MO State Archives at: http://www.sos.state.mo.us/archives/ Thanks! Lanita Sconce Smith I looked at my family tree...there were two dogs using it

Okay, Lanita, who do I contact if I know the County, the month and the year? Pat, Lanita Sconce Smith wrote: > Volunteers are transcribing the death records for the MO Archives for > all years. I volunteered to do a project, and they sent me the 1940 N, > O, and parts of P records ONLY. The others are not available yet. One > of the reasons for all of this, is so that all will be put online by > the MO State Archives. Until then, they are not available unless you > know the county, and month and year that a person died. > > > Hope this helps! > Lanita > > I think my family tree is a few branches short of full bloom. > > > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== > http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ > > >

Good Evening, Missouri Secretary of State started a volunteer transcription program for post-1910 Missouri death records earlier this year. I transcribed 5,000 [average for each volunteer which is something to consider should you wish to volunteer] records for 1918 within these parameters: CLARK, Clara through DAVIS, Sarah A. The records contain only names, date of death, location of death [city or county] and death certificate number. If you would like the information let me know using same guidelines Lanita set out for your requests to her regarding 1940 records. Here is a link to the FAQ's for this project which includes information and links to VOLUNTEER: http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/deathFAQ.asp N

Volunteers are transcribing the death records for the MO Archives for all years. I volunteered to do a project, and they sent me the 1940 N, O, and parts of P records ONLY. The others are not available yet. One of the reasons for all of this, is so that all will be put online by the MO State Archives. Until then, they are not available unless you know the county, and month and year that a person died. Hope this helps! Lanita I think my family tree is a few branches short of full bloom.

Lanita, Now that I think of it, I transcribed about 40 pages for that project, too, way back in the early spring. I felt very responsible for transcribing accurately, went back and checked and spent a lot of time with it (I thought.) I was so glad when my part was finished; felt sure that others had done their part with ease. Then, they asked if I could do more, as others were not finished with their portion. I said no, but was happy to have done my part satisfactorily. Joan Griffin Rusk -----Original Message----- From: Lanita Sconce Smith [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, September 17, 2005 4:15 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Re: 1940 death records, I have ONLY N, O, and parts of P for 1940 Volunteers are transcribing the death records for the MO Archives for all years. I volunteered to do a project, and they sent me the 1940 N, O, and parts of P records ONLY. The others are not available yet. One of the reasons for all of this, is so that all will be put online by the MO State Archives. Until then, they are not available unless you know the county, and month and year that a person died. Hope this helps! Lanita I think my family tree is a few branches short of full bloom. ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/

Francies Sarah "Hooper" Warren died @1940 or 41...she and John B. Warren lived in Alton, he died in 1937...i have tried 3 times to find her date of death , so i can get a copy of death cert. and do genealogy...they are both buried in Baily cem. any help appreciated...thank you..charles...:o)...

Please note that I have just completed transcribing the 1940 death records for "N", "O" and the 1st part of "P"s, for the Missouri State Archives. There were some mentions of the area counties on the list, so if you need to know the death certificate # and the month in which yours died, please let me know.. NO, I don't have any further info. But, if you want to send for the records and need the record #, for any that might be on this list, and yours is on this list, I can give you that death record # as well as the month in 1940 they died. Hope this helps! Lanita I think my family tree is a few branches short of full bloom.

Lanita, Thanks for doing this transcribing. Can I assume that you or someone else has done A-L ? If so, where would that info be? It is raining in Boise, the first measurable precipitation since July 6. :-) Joan Griffin Boise -

The Howell Cemetery is one of the prettiest and most peaceful cemeteries I have ever visited. Even the deer live there. Pat Max Evans wrote: > I grew up in Oregon county and when they put rest in peace on a grave > marker you can bet that is what will happen in the Howell Cemetery. It > is a piece off the beaten path but not a bad place for the living to > go clear your head of sirens, screeching brakes and car horns. Gald > you got to put up the marker Pat. > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Miller" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2005 2:44 PM > Subject: Re: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Reilly/Riley information/correction > > >> Ack, I made Lester too old. James W. Reilly/Riley was Lester's >> grandfather, not his father. >> Pat, >> >> >> Pat Phillips Miller wrote: >> >>> This is Pat Miller and I have been having problems posting. >>> Hopefully this will work now. >>> I just wanted all of you to know that on July 9, 2005 my daughter >>> inlaw Lisa Phillips, youngest granddaughter Riley Gael Phillips, >>> several of my Oregon county cousins(Lester Riley, Rick >>> Riley[Lester's son], Billie Ray Mooney, Hazel Drye) , Bob Langston >>> and Carl Burkhead set a Civil War Tombstone for our mutual Great >>> Grandfather Patrick B. Reilly/Riley. Patrick was born in Hart >>> County, KY in 1838, married Mary Jane Hodges in Larue Co. KY in >>> 1863. They had 10 children...one which was my grandfather John Clay >>> Reilly/Riley. Lester Riley's father was James W., Patrick's son just >>> older than my grandfather; Hazel and Billie Ray's grandmother was >>> Minnie Florence Riley Dills who was Patrick and Mary's youngest >>> daughter. Patrick, Mary and three of their children are buried at >>> the Howell Cemetery in Thayer Township (a way out in the country). >>> My grandfather John and his wife Julia Shurron are buried at >>> Koshkonong, Minnie and her husband Thomas are buried at the Dills >>> Cemetery and James W. and his wife Ella Dills are also buried at the >>> Dills Cemetery. >>> >>> Just wanted to know that good comes from researching a lost family. >>> >>> Pat Miller >>> Dallas,TX >>> >>> >>> ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== >>> http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== >> http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ >> >> > > > > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== > http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ > > >

I grew up in Oregon county and when they put rest in peace on a grave marker you can bet that is what will happen in the Howell Cemetery. It is a piece off the beaten path but not a bad place for the living to go clear your head of sirens, screeching brakes and car horns. Gald you got to put up the marker Pat. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Miller" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2005 2:44 PM Subject: Re: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Reilly/Riley information/correction > Ack, I made Lester too old. James W. Reilly/Riley was Lester's > grandfather, not his father. > Pat, > > > Pat Phillips Miller wrote: > >>This is Pat Miller and I have been having problems posting. Hopefully this >>will work now. >>I just wanted all of you to know that on July 9, 2005 my daughter inlaw >>Lisa Phillips, youngest granddaughter Riley Gael Phillips, several of my >>Oregon county cousins(Lester Riley, Rick Riley[Lester's son], Billie Ray >>Mooney, Hazel Drye) , Bob Langston and Carl Burkhead set a Civil War >>Tombstone for our mutual Great Grandfather Patrick B. Reilly/Riley. >>Patrick was born in Hart County, KY in 1838, married Mary Jane Hodges in >>Larue Co. KY in 1863. They had 10 children...one which was my grandfather >>John Clay Reilly/Riley. Lester Riley's father was James W., Patrick's son >>just older than my grandfather; Hazel and Billie Ray's grandmother was >>Minnie Florence Riley Dills who was Patrick and Mary's youngest daughter. >>Patrick, Mary and three of their children are buried at the Howell >>Cemetery in Thayer Township (a way out in the country). My grandfather >>John and his wife Julia Shurron are buried at Koshkonong, Minnie and her >>husband Thomas are buried at the Dills Cemetery and James W. and his wife >>Ella Dills are also buried at the Dills Cemetery. >> >>Just wanted to know that good comes from researching a lost family. >> >>Pat Miller >>Dallas,TX >> >> >>==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== >>http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ >> >> >> >> > > > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== > http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ > >

Ack, I made Lester too old. James W. Reilly/Riley was Lester's grandfather, not his father. Pat, Pat Phillips Miller wrote: >This is Pat Miller and I have been having problems posting. Hopefully this >will work now. > >I just wanted all of you to know that on July 9, 2005 my daughter inlaw Lisa >Phillips, youngest granddaughter Riley Gael Phillips, several of my Oregon >county cousins(Lester Riley, Rick Riley[Lester's son], Billie Ray Mooney, >Hazel Drye) , Bob Langston and Carl Burkhead set a Civil War Tombstone for >our mutual Great Grandfather Patrick B. Reilly/Riley. Patrick was born in >Hart County, KY in 1838, married Mary Jane Hodges in Larue Co. KY in 1863. >They had 10 children...one which was my grandfather John Clay Reilly/Riley. >Lester Riley's father was James W., Patrick's son just older than my >grandfather; Hazel and Billie Ray's grandmother was Minnie Florence Riley >Dills who was Patrick and Mary's youngest daughter. Patrick, Mary and three >of their children are buried at the Howell Cemetery in Thayer Township (a >way out in the country). My grandfather John and his wife Julia Shurron are >buried at Koshkonong, Minnie and her husband Thomas are buried at the Dills >Cemetery and James W. and his wife Ella Dills are also buried at the Dills >Cemetery. > >Just wanted to know that good comes from researching a lost family. > >Pat Miller >Dallas,TX > > >==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== >http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ > > > > >

This is Pat Miller and I have been having problems posting. Hopefully this will work now. I just wanted all of you to know that on July 9, 2005 my daughter inlaw Lisa Phillips, youngest granddaughter Riley Gael Phillips, several of my Oregon county cousins(Lester Riley, Rick Riley[Lester's son], Billie Ray Mooney, Hazel Drye) , Bob Langston and Carl Burkhead set a Civil War Tombstone for our mutual Great Grandfather Patrick B. Reilly/Riley. Patrick was born in Hart County, KY in 1838, married Mary Jane Hodges in Larue Co. KY in 1863. They had 10 children...one which was my grandfather John Clay Reilly/Riley. Lester Riley's father was James W., Patrick's son just older than my grandfather; Hazel and Billie Ray's grandmother was Minnie Florence Riley Dills who was Patrick and Mary's youngest daughter. Patrick, Mary and three of their children are buried at the Howell Cemetery in Thayer Township (a way out in the country). My grandfather John and his wife Julia Shurron are buried at Koshkonong, Minnie and her husband Thomas are buried at the Dills Cemetery and James W. and his wife Ella Dills are also buried at the Dills Cemetery. Just wanted to know that good comes from researching a lost family. Pat Miller Dallas,TX

Chris, thanks for the message and information. John Monroe Cox was my great grandfathers brother. Admittedly, another person furnished me the records for the family and some dates, etc. may be suspect. According to what I have my great grandfather William Cox was the oldest son of William Cox (Qualls) which they show as adopted on my records. They show John M. (your ancestor) as the third child. Does this match your charts. Obviously, I am interested in any information that hooks all that up and would be glad to share what I have, even though it is not my research. Thanks again. Max Evans, The Woodlands, TX. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chris Wyly" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, September 12, 2005 10:26 PM Subject: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Re: My Cox Family > My Cox info for Max, Pat, and anyone else interested: > I am descended from John Monroe Cox. He was born in Salem, Dent County MO > 4-18-1858. In 1880 he married Blanche Elizabeth Lemons in Texas County > MO. > He moved to Oregon County and farmed there for a few years. He was > elected > as a representative to the Missouri legislature in 1897 and served two > terms. He then went into the mercantile business in Koshkonong (I think). > He then went into the newspaper business in 1906. His daughter Myrtle Cox > Wright and her husband ran the newspaper (the Oregon County Leader) in > Koshkonong for some time. He moved to Wildorado, TX here in the Texas > Panhandle in 1909 to start a newspaper but did not like it here so he > moved > to Megargel, TX and settled there for the rest of his life. He was editor > and publisher of the Megargel Enterprise. His son, Grover Cleveland Cox > and > several other of his children settled in the Megargel area. Some of them > settled in Henrietta, Seymour, Wichita Falls, and Dallas. One of his > great > nephews lives in Arlington still. I believe some of the modern day > newspaper Cox's in Texas are some of my distant cousins. John Monroe Cox > died in Megargel, TX in 1911. I have been to his grave there. His son > Grover Cleveland Cox who was my great grandfather returned with his family > to Oregon County in about 1920 or so. He is buried in the Koshkonong > Cemetery on Hwy 63 in Oregon County. My grandmother (Grover's daughter) > Billie Cloe Cox Rogers was raised in Kosh and married James Franklin > Rogers > from Couch, Oregon County, MO. That's part of the story, mostly from > memory. I can dig out dates, etc. and more info if any of this sounds > interesting or familiar. > Christine Wyly > Amarillo, TX > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Max Evans" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: 09/12/2005 9:47 AM > Subject: Re: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Message From List Administor: Special > Roll > Call - Please Read > > >> Chris and Pat. Do you have William Cox (1852-1918) lived at Jeff/Many >> Springs Oregon County in your records? Thanks Max Evans >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Pat Miller" <[email protected]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Sent: Sunday, September 04, 2005 5:25 PM >> Subject: Re: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Message From List Administor: Special > Roll >> Call - Please Read >> >> >> > >> > Chris, >> > Are you researching your Cox family that came from KY to Missouri to >> > Texas? >> > Pat Miller >> > Dallas,TX >> > >> > Chris Wyly wrote: >> > >> >>I am here. >> >>Christine Wyly in Amarillo Texas. We are taking in evacuees in > Amarillo, >> >>my >> >>daughter, an RN, is treating some of them now. >> >>Researching the following families: >> >>Cox, Blankenship, Rogers, Boak, Bussell, Grissom, Ward, Sutton >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== >> >>http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> > >> > >> > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== >> > http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ >> > >> > >> >> >> >> ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== >> http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ >> >> > > > > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== > http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ > >