The family names I'm researching are: Dunn, Davidson, Haas, Pearce/Pierce,Hawkins, Wilson, Henderson, Burden/Burton. Thank you. Patricia W. W.

Subject: Re: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Roll Call to end Date: Sat, 4 Jan 2003 13:33:28 -0800 From: "Larry Johnson" <tuftz@attbi.com> To: <ozarkn@southwind.net> References: 1 Hi List and a Happy New Year! I am still working on my Johnson and Nettles families in the South Eastern Missouri Area. Any information is eagerly appreciated. What I have so far: 1876 Census for Ripley Co. shows Township 22 Range 1E James Johnson 18 - 21 3 horses, 8 cattle, 5 sheep, 26 hogs, 18 bush. wheat, 250 bush. corn, 100 lbs tobacco, 10 lbs wool, 110 gal. molasses Sarah Johnson 21 to 45 Mary F. Hinkle 10 - 18 Shadrack Hinkle under 10 Carter T. Hinkle under 10 William M. Hinkle under 10 I show buried at Elizabeth Cemetery (Possible son) Arche Johnson 9 Aug 1893 - 9 Dec 1894 son of J. W. and S. E. Johnson. 4 Graves marked by rocks are near this grave - unreadable. On the 1880 US Census, James Johnson is shown living next door to his mother Martha Johnson (widowed) and two of his siblings William and Martha A. Sarah Nettles first married Francis HINKLE, who was born in Missouri, probably in Ripley County near the Arkansas border. (This area became Oregon County in 1845.) Sarah was probably also born in this same area. Interestingly they were married in Randolph County, Arkansas which borders Oregon County to the south and their first child, Francis was born there as well. The family then moved back to Ripley County, MO sometime before the birth of their second son, Shadrach who was born in Ripley County, Missouri, probably in Doniphan Township. Francis HINKLE probably died sometime after 1873, when his youngest son William M. was born, but before 1876 when according to the 1876 Missouri State census Sarah was married to James JOHNSON (ref: 1876 MO Census - Ripley Co pg4 TWP No 22 North of range No.1 W - Line 76 thru 80). It is unlikely that he was still living and left the property to his wife Sarah since during that period females did not generally own land. 1880 US Census shows fb NC and mb KY 1880 USCensus Ripley Co. MO pg16 Union TWP 11JUN1880 137 JOHNSON, James 22 head b.1858MO fb.TN mb.MO Farmer Sarah 37 wife b.1843MO fb.NC mb.KY Keeping House Pery S. 2 son b.1878MO fb.MO mb.MO HINKLE, Francis 15stepd b.1865AR fb.MO mb.MO At Home Shadrach 12steps b.1868MO fb.MO mb.MO At Home Cater T. 10steps b.1870MO fb.MO mb.MO At Home William M 7 steps b.1873MO fb.MO mb.MO NETTLES, W.S. 14 neph b.1866AR fb.MO mb.AR Shadarach 77gr-f.wid.b.1803NC fb.NC mb.SC Farmer 138 JOHNSON, Martha 47 widow b.1833MO fb.Unk mb.Unk Keeping House William 20 son b.1860MO fb.TN mb.MO At Home Martha A 17 dautr b.1863MO fb.TN mb.MO At Home The fact that Samuel Johnson was born in 1826 in Tennessee is based on 1860 US Census information below. He probably traveled west with his family as a young man during the great migrations out of Tennessee and Kentucky after Missouri became a state in 1821 and the farming land there was cheap and plentiful. He met and married Martha Moore in Doniphan, Ripley County Missouri and while they had a son, Richard, when she was 15 and he was 19, they weren't married until January 16, 1851 according to the marriage book in Ripley County, which coincides with the birth of their second son Henry. They would have been 25 and 21 respectively at that time. James Johnson's father was Samuel Johnson and his mother was Martha Johnson as set out below. I have no other proof of this except the coincidence of census data, ages and location. 1860 US Census, Oregon Co., Jobe Twp, MO, pg 160 - 23 June 1860 Johnson, Samuel 34 TN (1826) Martha 30 KY (1830) Richard 15 MO (1845) Henry 9 MO (1851) Winnie 7 MO (1853) James 3 MO (1857) William 6mo MO (1859) Neither Samuel nor wife, Martha, and family are listed in the 1870 Oregon Co. Census. No JOHNSONS listed in 1850 Oregon Co., MO Census.

Peggy Brooks Cannady in Corning, AR researching: Randolph Co, AR: BELLAH, SMITH, HOVIS, STOUT, BILLIPS, HAND, ALLEN, HUDSON, WOOLDRIDGE, PULLIAM, MORRIS, TRIBBLE, MORRIS, GOODWIN, BIGGERS, LENTZ, GRISSOM I have found some of my Bellah's (and Wooldridge) in Oregon Co. Ripley/Carter County, MO: BROOKS, MCDOWELL, THOMPSON, LASSEN, JORDEN/JORDAN, ESTES, MCKINNEY, SMELSER, BARTON, ROGERS/RODGERS, SULLIVAN, BOUNDS, BALL, WEBB, PAYNE, HOPKINS, CARTER, RUMINER, WOOD, HILL, GOODMAN, SWAFFORD, LAY, MCGEE, EMMONS, ODUM, SKAGGS, BORTH, PULLIAM, GRISSOM, HASSELL

Claudia Williams researching: FERGUSONS,WEBB,MCDOWELL,RIGSBY . C.J. Williams

My Oregon County area names are: Nickless Hays Hefner Justice Nettles Hoyt and several lines into which they married. LIZ

This is to let you know that we are closing out our Roll Call for this time, on Sunday at 8am CST.. If you have not posted your surnames and areas you are searching, please post now! Should you find a connection or have questions regarding a post, feel free to answer or question the clarification of those postings online.. You can't find extra clues and possible cousins if you don't post.. so POST AWAY!!! We do have new members, so you just never know!! Lanita List Manager

I have been meaning to send this when I got the email this week, but have been swamped at work and home... This week, I received a personal email from Jim HAYS, [known as Jimmie Ray HAYS to many in the area], son of Charlie HAYS and Violet FLANNERY from Piney Township, Alton, MO.. He lives in another state, but if you know him and would like to get in touch with him, please email me privately. I will send you his email address. Lanita

One last thing on that virus.... If you see that an email with an attachment is sent by me... let me repeat.. I DID NOT SEND ANYTHING.. yes, I know my address is there.. it's because of the virus faking my address.. Our own Ron Burnett seemed to explain it better than I ever could... SO: "You probably already know this, but the insiduous thing about the Klez virus and variants is that it fakes 'from' addresses by using those stored on the infected computer (in e-mail queues, folders and/or address book) at random. Thus, whilst you yourself are using a Mac, any of your correspondents who are using a PC who get the virus AND have your address stored anywhere on their computer can emit a message that looks as if it is coming from you." I say, let's change and enforce the laws more forcefully and get these crooked people and cause them to pay a heavy penalty for doing these things!! Lanita

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I forgot RICE I am researching the following families in Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas: UPSHAW, BAKER, STUBBLEFIELD, ROBINETT, TUCKER, CONDRAY, ODELL, SPRATLEY, MORRIS (Kentucky), CATES, and a bunch more. I am particularly interested in learning about a woman named Ailsey Robinett, born probably about 1902. She was the daughter of Joseph Hammett Robinett and Samantha Upshaw (my great-aunt). They lived in or near Doniphan. I don't know who she married, but I have a photo of her with two sons. Do any of you find her in any of your reference material?

Christina, I got my 1880 information from familysearch.com. They have the entire 1880 census online. It's wonderful because they have an excelllent search engine. For earlier and later Indiana information, I used some Rootsweb lists - namely IN Census look-up and individual county lists. Go to Rootsweb.com, scroll down to "mailing lists", click on "index" and then IN. There are quite a few lists. The people are very helpful, like this list. Hope this helps. Catherine WdrthJd@aol.com wrote: > Since it seems to me that you know something about Terre Haute, IL > would it be possible you to see what you could find about Marion > Valentine Beard b. 18 April, 1859 in Terre Houte, IN, d.20 July 1945. > > I know this is a long chance, but I thought you may have the means to > look up the records for me about this person. He would be my G > Uncle. He was married to Harriet ( Hattie) Knight Millard. They had > one daughter, Cora, CO. This is all of the information I have on > these people. > > Thank you, any information would be greatly received. > > Christina

CAMPBELL RUSSELL My accomplishment this year was finding the will of Joseph Campbell Washington Co Mo. Solving the question of all those Campbell women who married into the Howell family. Thanks Charlene

I've had a request for some of the new people, to instruct on how to post a Roll Call... Actually, it's very simple and can be as detailed or non as you want.. we prefer to keep it fairly short, here are just 2 ways to post: 1] just surnames: DETHROW, BENNETT, COUCH, etc... OR 2] in discript.. I'm searching for the burial site of Linny COUCH STOGSDILL, died in Oregon Co., MO by 1900. Also need info on adoptive parents of Mary Parthena RIMMER, who was adopted by Ben and Mandy COUCH by 1880 in Oregon Co. ABOVE ALL: Don't worry if you do it "wrong" on this list.. we don't yell or CORRECT ANYBODY on this list for however they post their roll call!! Hope this helps, Lanita List Manager

Thanks, Betty, Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty Tucker" <bettytucker72455@yahoo.com> To: <MO-OREGON-HISTORY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 9:34 AM Subject: Re: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Re: Thompson/McClain marriage license > > Checked the Ripley Co records and it was not there. > Betty Tucker > http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~randolph/cemeteries.html > > > Lanita Sconce Miller <ozarkn@southwind.net> wrote:Carol, > > I'm sure you already know this, but since the marriage was 1836, it > would HAVE to be in Ripley Co... none of the other counties in the area > in MO were formed at that time. They were all formed from Ripley.. > [Oregon Co. was formed in 1845.] > > Okay, Ripley Co. people... can you help Carol out? > Lanita > > > > --------------------------------- > Do you Yahoo!? > Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now > >

I am searching many families: GIBSON (Missouri, Oklahoma) JOHNSTON (Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma) TUCKER (Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma) PRATT (Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, Oklahoma) DAVIS (South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri) BUREL (France, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana) HURN (Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma) PHILLIPPI (Pennsylvania, Illinois, Arkansas, Oklahoma) JOHNSTON (Illinois, Arkansas, Oklahoma) WILLIAMS (Indiana, Illinois?, Ohio?, Oklahoma) SILLS (Indiana, Oklahoma, Kansas) NUTTER (Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Oklahoma) STARR (West Virginia, Ohio, Oklahoma) These families have break-off families: Brown (Arkansas, Texas) Sifford (Arkansas, Missouri) Spikes (Arkansas, Missouri) Andrews (Oklahoma) Leist (Indiana) and many others Beth Davis Seminole, Oklahoma How about that Rose Bowl?

Checked the Ripley Co records and it was not there. Betty Tucker http://freepages.history.rootsweb.com/~randolph/cemeteries.html Lanita Sconce Miller <ozarkn@southwind.net> wrote:Carol, I'm sure you already know this, but since the marriage was 1836, it would HAVE to be in Ripley Co... none of the other counties in the area in MO were formed at that time. They were all formed from Ripley.. [Oregon Co. was formed in 1845.] Okay, Ripley Co. people... can you help Carol out? Lanita --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now

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Working on : HENSON, ROBERTSON, LINDLEY, PHARRIS, GOLDEN, STARR, WILSON, BLOODWORTH, HALFHILL, WONSYLD, PRATT, BETZ, HADLEY. Just a FEW of what i'm working on anyway :)

I am working on CLARK, REA, SHIPMAN, LOWRY, WOOLARD, PAGE, PRESSON , WHYSANT, ROREX Loretta

No, I didn't know that. I knew Randolph Co., Ark. was formed in 1836 from Lawrence Co., Ark., but already checked those two counties. Thanks, Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lanita Sconce Miller" <ozarkn@southwind.net> To: <MO-OREGON-HISTORY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 01, 2003 7:57 PM Subject: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Re: Thompson/McClain marriage license > Carol, > > I'm sure you already know this, but since the marriage was 1836, it > would HAVE to be in Ripley Co... none of the other counties in the area > in MO were formed at that time. They were all formed from Ripley.. > [Oregon Co. was formed in 1845.] > > Okay, Ripley Co. people... can you help Carol out? > Lanita > >