Hello, I am new to this list so hope I'm doing this right. I live in England, I am researching my American husbands family, I have just got a marriage certificate from Piatt Co IL. for GEORGE WASHINGTON BURGESS and ELLEN MUSSLEMAN in 1885. From that certificate I have discovered that his father was GREEN BURGESS mother LOUISA MURRY. I have found them on the 1880 census in Mansfield, Piatt, IL. They apparently moved to Maitland MO., except George and Ellen who went to IA. Happy to share what I have. Happy Easter.....Diane

Let us get serious for a moment! Our family is looking for DENVER D LIGGETT, b/abt 1888, possibly in Missouri He married, FRANCES E BENJAMIN, b/abt 1878. From this union came two children: Ruby Liggett, b/abt 1905 (looking for her also) and our father, Denver Jr, b/1907. The family lived in Denver Colorado when Jr was born, and recorded in the 1910 Bisbee Arizona census. However, in the 1920 Census only Sr was recorded, alone!!! Where did he come from and where did he go ?? Any info will be rewarded thanks in advance jrl

I am searching the following surnames, in states known at this time: Baxley - AL Burger - MO, IL Compton - GA, SC Dyer - IL, KY Gillham/Gilliam - GA, SC Lucas - AL, IL, TN Maulden(in) - SC Ormsby - IL, MO Risner - GA ??????? - GA Jacinda A. "Cindy" Gilliam East Tennessee _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

I know I am going to hate myself in the morning, but in response to your question; would the answer be, their mothers and fathers? sorry jrl ----- Original Message ----- From: norma ortiz To: MO-ROLLCALL-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 9:36 PM Subject: [MOROLLCALL] Ann Eliza Wilshire Napoleon B BARTHOLOMEY Ann Eliza Wilshire md Napoleon B Bartholomey in S E Mo in 1860,who were thier parents? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/ ==== MO-ROLLCALL Mailing List ==== Please visit MOGenWeb at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mogenweb/mo.htm ============================== Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

Arbuckle,Va,Tn,Mo Bartholomy/Bertholomey Mo Chatney.Mo Dement.Tn.Mo Guilbeau/Gilbow.Mo Harris.Mo Henderson.Md. Morefield.Ky.Tn.Mo. Smith.Gibson co,Tn. Wilshire.Mo __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Ann Eliza Wilshire md Napoleon B Bartholomey in S E Mo in 1860,who were thier parents? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

I found a relative on this census. However, she was receiving the pension for a son. Does this census include both the North and the South? How can I find out which son (at least 3 maybe 4 severed) she was receiving the pension for, so that I can request her records. I have the form to send in, but I have no idea which son... Marie Talbott ratmat@flash.net

Dear List, I have a 1947 Crossroads Business College Annual. It was the Junior College in Joplin, Mo. Is anyone interested in information that might be in this book? With Best Regards Victoria Brittain Allen First On Line Directory 1917-1918 Online Directory http://brittainsbookbarn.homestead.com ----- Original Message ----- From: JR & JoAnn Liggett <liggett@adams.net> To: <JR & JoAnn Liggett <liggett@adams.net>> Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2001 1:57 AM Subject: Re: [MOROLLCALL] Chillicothe Business College > All anyone has to do is type"Chillicothe Business College" into a search > engine. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Arthur C Stewart > To: MO-ROLLCALL-L@rootsweb.com > Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 8:34 PM > Subject: [MOROLLCALL] Chillicothe Business College > > > Just found out about Chillicothe Business College. It opened in 1890 as > Normal School, changed over to Chillicothe Business College, twenty > years later. It closed around 1950. > > Libby >

All anyone has to do is type"Chillicothe Business College" into a search engine. ----- Original Message ----- From: Arthur C Stewart To: MO-ROLLCALL-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, April 07, 2001 8:34 PM Subject: [MOROLLCALL] Chillicothe Business College Just found out about Chillicothe Business College. It opened in 1890 as Normal School, changed over to Chillicothe Business College, twenty years later. It closed around 1950. Libby ==== MO-ROLLCALL Mailing List ==== To unsubscribe from *list* mode, send a message to mo-rollcall-L-request@rootsweb.com containing only the word "unsubscribe". ============================== Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

Just found out about Chillicothe Business College. It opened in 1890 as Normal School, changed over to Chillicothe Business College, twenty years later. It closed around 1950. Libby

Judith, My husband's family is from Chillicothe. I just spoke to his aunt there, and she is checking out when it started. It may be a couple of days, before I find out anything. The college did exist at one, another one of his aunt's graduated from there in 1946. As of today, the college is no longer in existence. Libby

Could someone tell me how to tell if someone was confederate or union. I think if it has Volunteers, it is Union. Am I right?

Does anyone know if there is a Chillicothe Business School or College in Chillicothe, MO? How old is it? Would there have been a pre-Civil War predecessor [1846-1849]? Could it have provided mail-order education to OR roughly around 1860-1880? Would appreciate any insight or direction. I'm trying to prove a claim made that an ancestor received a diploma from that school. He left for the CA gold fields in 1849, returned MO long enough to be on the 1850 Marion Co census listed as a "miner," then settled in OR [1852] until he died in 1901. judikat@teleport.com

Marion Co--Union/Philadelphia Twp-- early 1830s to 1877: William R. and Lydia <Sanders> WALKER --had 8 children. He was a magistrate. Does anyone know what a MO magistrate did, how one was trained, and where/how to find his records? Thank you, judikat@teleport.com

am looking for information on these lines witter,dakin,deagen,jones, harmer,cole,hamleton and gaines any help appreciated thanks sonny __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Looking for the following families in Missouri: Heuermann/Heuerman in St. Louis, Pettis Co and Benton Co. Other MO locations okay too. Illinois Heuermanns too. Greenstreet - mostly Franklin Co., Larimore - Pettis County, Siebe - Pettis Co, Lusk - any MO, any state. Thanks, Mary

My interest is in the SYRETT/SIRETT/SIRED (and other variants) originally of Upper Winchendon, Buckinghamshire England. Believe a member of the family may have migrated to USA and settled in Missouri, probably during the 1800s. Would be greatful for any information on the family. Beverley Johnson _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Hi List, I'm new to this list and genealolgy. Most of the people I'm researching are from the Lincoln County-St. Charles County area, from the Civil War to the 1920 Census. I can't wait for the release of the 1930 Census! Most seem to be Afro-American or mulatto. There are a lot of girls, consequently a lot of surnames, sorry. BALL, WATTS, WILLIAMS, STEWARD, ROBINSON, HAYDEN, LANIER, LUCAS, JAMISON, MCROBERTS, ROBERTSON, FORD, MAJORS, WHITESIDE, STEWART, GREEN, HINES, SMITH, MITCHELL, BRAXTON, VANCE, HARVEY, TERRY, CANNON. After the 1920's some moved to St. Louis and married: ENDERS, ALEXANDER, LISK. tia, Valerie Lisk 72723.2326@compuserve.com

My husband and I have lived in NW Arkansas for the past five years. We were both born and raised in Missouri and most of our family research is in the counties; Dent, Howell, Oregon, Ozark, Texas and Wright. Like so many who have moved away, we realize that we should have taken more time for family reseach while we were there. My family lines are BERRY, DOUGHTY, GENTRY, SELBY, STEPHENS and WATSON. My husband's lines are CARROLL, CASEY, CRAWFORD, CRICK, McKINNEY, MYERS, SANDERS and SMITH. Most of our Brickwalls are from the Civil War era. We would appreciate any help with these lines and will be happy to share the information we have. Utah & Dollie (Watson) Myers

Hello list, Does this list have a archives that can be checked? My great grandparents were in KC Missouri early 191? They divorced there. Jesse J. WHITE born 1867 in Ms., married Elizabeth KELLY/ANDERSON. children were: Ethel (believe from previous marriage) Ruth Mary Solon Mark Raymond Would like to find anyone researching this line. Thank you, Debbie in Alabama