> On these census you can see where the Dees- Leach and Joiner family are > again together. Has anyone found there link before this, there is one I am > just finding it so hard to find so need any help anyone can give me. > My William Leach is in the 1850 census with the Dees family and they were > not his parents. Here you can see where the Leach and the Dees are in a > Joiner home. > Need any help, > Barbara > eor@saber.net > > > > > 1860 Wayne Co., Mo census: > > St.Francois Tnshp, Greenville PO > > HH241-243 Joiner, Joshua age 44 wh male farmer born in TN > > Polly age 50 fem wh born in KY > > Melissia, age 20 fem wh born in MO > > Elijah age 11 male wh, David age 8 male wh; > > Eliza fem age 6 (all born in MO) > > Leach, William age 17 male wh born in MO > > Jackson, Margret age 7 fe wh born in MO. > > Black River Tnsp, Greenville PO: > > Joines, Sarah age 17 fem wh born in MO, in the HH of John and Elizabeth > Moor. > > HH37-37 Joines, Sarah age 39 fem wh born in TN, Joshua M age 17 male, wh > > farm lab., born MO., Sarah E age 16 fem wh born in MO; James M male wh > born > > in MO; Mary age 10 b MO; Lucinda age 8 b MO; John age 5 b MO; Jacob age 1 > b > > MO; PIXLEY, Elizabeth, age 26 fem wh born in MO; Sarah D Pixley age 5 mth > > born in MO. > > HH40-40 Joines, Sally age 70 fem wh born in NC > > HH46-46 Joiner, William age 22 mw farmer born in MO, Gracyann age 20 fem > wh > > born in MO; Mary G age 1 born in MO; Lotte age 20 m w farm lab, born in > > MO.; DEES, Marget S age 6 f w born in MO. > > Benton Tnsp, Otter Creek PO > > HH143-144 Joiner, Lot age 46 farmer male wh, born in TN > > Mary age 27 fem wh born in PA > > Emily C age 21 fem wh born in Mo. > > Woods, Marion age 7 male wh born in Mo, Lysander Joiner > > age 16 male white born in MO; Lovlia Woods age 15 wh fem born in MO; Lotte > > Woods age 1 born in MO. > > And that is all of the 1860 Wayne Co Joiner. > > > > > > > > >I just need the Joines, Joins and Joiner > > >Thank you, > > >Barbara > > >----- Original Message ----- > > >From: "Jeanette" <jmcclur@mail.tigernet.gen.mo.us> > > >To: "barbara smith" <eor@saber.net> > > >Sent: Wednesday, October 02, 2002 7:42 AM > > >Subject: Re: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] CENSUS LOOK-UP > > > > > > > > > > Hello Barbara, Here is a Joshua Joines in Dist. 101, 1850 Wayne Co: > > > > HH#529 Joshua Joines age 34 male wh, farmer $300, born in IL, cannot > read > > >& > > > > write, Lovica fem wh age 28 born in IL cannot read/write; William age > 12 > > >wh > > > > male born in MO; Sarah M age 11 wh fem born in MO; Elijah age 2 male > wh > > > > born in MO; David age 2/12 male wh born in MO. > > > > HH 531 has a Sarah JOINES, who could be his mother, she is age 50 wh > fem, > > > > born in NC cannot read and write. > > > > There are 2 more Joines families on this census, probably all > > >relatives..... > > > > On the 1860 Wayne Co census there are 5 Joiner families, 3 Joines > families > > > > and 1 Joenes family, and 15 Jones families, you may want to order the > > >film, > > > > on interlibrary loan through your library. There seems to be a lot of > > >that > > > > family name in Wayne Co. The name continues on into the 1870 and the > 1880 > > > > Wayne Co censuses. Good Luck, Jeanette. > > > > > > > > PM 9/30/02 -0700, you wrote: > > > > >Hello, > > > > >I need a Wayne County look on the 1850 and 1860 census on a Nancy or > > > > >Joshua Joiner or Joins > > > > >Thank you > > > > >Barbara > > > > >eor@saber.net > > > > > > >

I have a Mary Williams in Pulaski CO. MO. in 1880 census lineing next door to her broth Oliver Williams. Dose anyone have these Williams in there family line? Barbara eor@saber.net

Nancy, this is an amazing site!! Thank you so much for posting because I have so many lines from KY and TN . I am already preparing a wish list of names to order. Catherine Nancy wrote: > Good Morning, > > Barbara, > > You might also want to try these folks. They have records for some > counties in TN, MO, KY, NC and they do very good work. They will send > you a good copy of the original as well as a transcription and it's > inexpensive. > > Strictly By Name: > http://www.copies1918.net/

Good Morning, Barbara, You might also want to try these folks. They have records for some counties in TN, MO, KY, NC and they do very good work. They will send you a good copy of the original as well as a transcription and it's inexpensive. Strictly By Name: http://www.copies1918.net/

Tennessee State Library Archives barbara smith wrote: > > Hello, > What is the TSLA? > Thanks, > Barbara > eor@saber.net

Gene Phillips <genephillips@usa.net> wrote: > "barbara smith" <eor@saber.net> wrote: > > Hello, > > What is the TSLA? > > Thanks, > > Barbara > > eor@saber.net Tennessee State Library & Archives http://www.state.tn.us/sos/statelib/tslahome.htm It's in Nashville. I went here last summer. Gene

Barbara, Try going to the Random Acts of Kindness site.. there are people for most of the counties in the U.S. who are volunteers who might be able to help you.. You can find help here: http://www.raogk.org/listing.htm Good Luck! Lanita

Barbara, Try this site. It's the Overton County, Tennessee GenWeb: www.rootsweb.com/~tnoverto/overton.htm barbara smith wrote: > > Need help please. > I know this site is for MO. but I really need help. Dose anyone have a address for a archives for Overton Tenn. > I need to send for some documents and need a address and if you know the cost. > Thanks so much for any help. > Barbara > eor@saber.net

Mike, A history of the involvement of Oregon County men in the Missouri State Guard in 1861 mentions "the John W. Hall spring", located on Section 16 Township 22 Range 3. I'm assuming that this was a spring on the John W. Hall farm. Mike Landwehr ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Flannigan" <mikeflan@earthlink.net> To: <MO-OREGON-HISTORY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 18, 2003 12:47 PM Subject: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Re: Springs and Things > > Here is some more VERY interesting data pertaining to my > prior post. If anybody has any history on springs, mills, or > other geological or historical sites in Oregon county, I'm > interested in hearing about it. I have quite a bit, but am > always looking for more. Name a site and I'll share what > I have. > > ______________________________________ > > Subject: Re: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Re: Springs and Things > Date: Sun, 12 Jan 2003 19:33:06 -0600 > From: "Andrew & Liz Van Camp" <evancamp@fidnet.com> > To: "Mike Flannigan" <mikeflan@earthlink.net> > > I have three of her books...the one I mentioned, one on school houses and > > one on post offices. My husband's aunt's aunt is a friend of Geneva's > and > helped her locate and photograph the sites for her books. Got that? ;-) > > As you can see, the directions are not real specific, so I hope this > helps > at least point you in the right direction. > > LIZ > > Bates Spring > One and one half mile over Wild Cat Hill east of Alton, Missouri, on Rd. > 160-100 is the Bates Spring. It is now on Carson Ross (1999). > > Sam Smith Spring > The Sam Smith Spring is a few miles upstream on the Eleven Point River > from > Thomasville, Missouri. At one time Mr. Smith had a grist mill, which > ground > corn and/or wheat, located on the north side of the spring. > > McDowell Cave > McDowell Cave is a large, dry cave in the Irish Wilderness area. It was > once used by the McDowells for a cellar because part of the cave ran > under > the back portion of their house. It is on Rd. 161, south from > Wilderness, > Missouri. > > > Mike Flannigan wrote: > > > This is a fairly large list of features (mostly springs) that may be > > named after people. I am looking for the location of these features. > > I'd appreciate any information anybody can supply to help me > > locate these features: > > > > Bates Spring > > Bockman Spring > > Boyd Spring > > Clarence > > Dobbs Spring > > Everett Chaney > > Joshua Myres Spring > > Leech Spring > > McCormack Trail > > McDowell > > Murray Spring > > Payne Spring > > Sam Smith > > Thrasher Ford > > Tunsel Spring > > > > Mike Flannigan > >

Here is some more VERY interesting data pertaining to my prior post. If anybody has any history on springs, mills, or other geological or historical sites in Oregon county, I'm interested in hearing about it. I have quite a bit, but am always looking for more. Name a site and I'll share what I have. ______________________________________ Subject: Re: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Re: Springs and Things Date: Sun, 12 Jan 2003 19:33:06 -0600 From: "Andrew & Liz Van Camp" <evancamp@fidnet.com> To: "Mike Flannigan" <mikeflan@earthlink.net> I have three of her books...the one I mentioned, one on school houses and one on post offices. My husband's aunt's aunt is a friend of Geneva's and helped her locate and photograph the sites for her books. Got that? ;-) As you can see, the directions are not real specific, so I hope this helps at least point you in the right direction. LIZ Bates Spring One and one half mile over Wild Cat Hill east of Alton, Missouri, on Rd. 160-100 is the Bates Spring. It is now on Carson Ross (1999). Sam Smith Spring The Sam Smith Spring is a few miles upstream on the Eleven Point River from Thomasville, Missouri. At one time Mr. Smith had a grist mill, which ground corn and/or wheat, located on the north side of the spring. McDowell Cave McDowell Cave is a large, dry cave in the Irish Wilderness area. It was once used by the McDowells for a cellar because part of the cave ran under the back portion of their house. It is on Rd. 161, south from Wilderness, Missouri. Mike Flannigan wrote: > This is a fairly large list of features (mostly springs) that may be > named after people. I am looking for the location of these features. > I'd appreciate any information anybody can supply to help me > locate these features: > > Bates Spring > Bockman Spring > Boyd Spring > Clarence > Dobbs Spring > Everett Chaney > Joshua Myres Spring > Leech Spring > McCormack Trail > McDowell > Murray Spring > Payne Spring > Sam Smith > Thrasher Ford > Tunsel Spring > > Mike Flannigan

Good Morning My Little Web Surfers, I'm reposting these messages to the list for those of you who may have missed them on Friday. If you have trouble with registering or the login, please do the following: Make sure your web browser is set to "accept cookies". If you have registered successfully, but then can't login, close your browser, reopen and try to login once again. If you still have problems, clean out your browser's cache [instruction links below]. If that fails, increase the browser's cache size. If that fails, update your web browser. The website is back up, for the most part. We're still uploading files, so if you don't see something there today, or if a link doesn't work, just check back. I'll upload most of the CENSUS section by the weekend. We also have several new categories that will be added within the next week. EVERYONE will have to register again: http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ Choose "register" and go from there. The site is best viewed with Netscape 6/IE 5.5 or higher. If you have problems, PLEASE, clean out your browser cache and/or update your browser to see if this resolves the problem. If not, give me a holler. Thank you Dana and Annie for all your help! Since so many of you have asked, here are links which will help you clean out your browser cache and update your browser. Also, it might help NOT to bookmark the urls for the website just yet. N How to clean out Internet Explorer browser cache: http://howto.lycos.com/lycos/step/1,,110+23614+13823,00.html How to clean out Netscape browser cache [Navigator]*: http://howto.lycos.com/lycos/step/1,,110+23614+13824,00.html * You can also do the following: open browser>Preferences>Advanced>Cache>Clear Disk Cache Upgrade Netscape browser: http://channels.netscape.com/ns/browsers/default.jsp OR Netscape Smart Update: http://cgi.netscape.com/cgi-bin/su/intro.cgi Upgrade Internet Explorer browser: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/default.asp If you need help, PLEASE let me know. I just need to know what web browser you are using. We'll work on it together until you can login. N

Everything worked fine for me, Nancy, and I, for one, want to thank you guys for all your hard work. We all appreciate it to say the least! Larry... P.S. It sue is good to have it back again!

Hello, I made up a new password and I gave the correct information to get onto your site. After it was sent to me as being finalized I went back to it and was rejected, "it" said that my password was wrong. How could it be wrong with I received a confirmation via email from that site? Pat W. W.

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Hello, What is the TSLA? Thanks, Barbara eor@saber.net

Below is an email I received today from David Couch (reprinted with his permission). The 1880 census he refers to is for Jobe Township: William Couch 22 MO Farming KY KY Ann M. wife 18 MO Keeping House MO MO Cyntha A. dau. 1 MO MO MO I've never known of a Couch in Oregon Co. who wasn't in some way connectd to our Moses/Lindley/Simpson clan, but currently don't have this one in my FTM. Can anyone on the List help David & me figure out where this William Couch belongs? Any help greatly appreciated. Carlene Missouri Ozarks My G grandfather is William Couch.  I first found him on the 1910 census in Clay County Arkansas with my grandfather Alfred. William was listed as a an widower.  My grandfather, who passed away in 1964, did not know he had any siblings.  My research indicates otherwise.  William is also listed on the 1900 Clay County Arkansas census but they misspelled his last name as "Kouch."  I believe this is the same William Couch who is listed on the 1880 census in Oregon County Missouri. The 1880 Oregon County census listed one child Cynthia A and his wife Ann M.   The 1900 census list several children along with my grandfather who is listed as baby.  Those names are Seburn, Edward and Rufus.   All the birthdates match up.  I have been stuck here for a while.  I took the DNA test and did not match anyone.  My results are posted on the Couch web page.  Please let me know what you think.  David.  

Denise, No, wife never remarried.. I thought of that too!! Lanita

On the 1900 Pulaski Co. MO. census on my Nowland there is a great aunt Rosa Nowlad on it she died before the next census. Anyone have any idea how I would find her death or grave? Barbara eor@saber.net

Need help please. I know this site is for MO. but I really need help. Dose anyone have a address for a archives for Overton Tenn. I need to send for some documents and need a address and if you know the cost. Thanks so much for any help. Barbara eor@saber.net

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