I would love to have a copy too. Dottie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marie Reed" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008 12:31 AM Subject: [MOADAIR] The 2001 Novinger Centennial Book > Does anyone know where I can obtain a copy of: > Novinger (Adair County), Missouri: > The People, the Town and the Surrounding Communities > "The 2001 Novinger Centennial Book" > > > Kindness is a language the deaf can hear & the blind can see....Mark Twain > > > --------------------------------- > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it > now. > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Does anyone know where I can obtain a copy of: Novinger (Adair County), Missouri: The People, the Town and the Surrounding Communities "The 2001 Novinger Centennial Book" Kindness is a language the deaf can hear & the blind can see....Mark Twain --------------------------------- Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now.

Looking for descendents of William Davis b. 1866 who was married to Pearl COOKSON Davis b. 1870. Pearls mother was Flora H. Linville, and I am hoping to find any descendents of William and Pearl Davis that might know anything about Flora. Flora's husband was Van S. Cookson. Pearls siblings were Percy, William H., Everett, Ada B (Ada married a Gaffield). Please contact me if any connections. Kindness is a language the deaf can hear & the blind can see....Mark Twain --------------------------------- Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

I never saw any of the Stewarts I am looking for but will check and see if any of the girls might be their sisters. Thanks so much for your help. I have found quite a few of the line I am looking for buried in Fort Madison cemetery. Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lori Camper" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, January 12, 2008 7:15 PM Subject: Re: [MOADAIR] Descendants of Thomas J. and William A. Stewart > Karen, > > I know this is a long shot, but I have a group of photos that I have > no idea who the people are or how they're related. Some of the > photos had names written on the back. Some have the Stewart and Price > surname. > > If you would like to take a look and see if there is a connection to > your family, the photos are located > here: http://www.loricamper.com/coppermine/thumbnails.php?album=6&page=1 > > Lori Camper > > > At 07:59 PM 01/07/2008, you wrote: >>The above brothers settled in Adair County by the 1860 census and stayed >>there until they died. >>Thomas J. (1809-1883) and William A. (1822 to 1900) were the sons of >>Charles >>Stewart b. 1777 and Mary Price and born in Kentucky. > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Karen, I know this is a long shot, but I have a group of photos that I have no idea who the people are or how they're related. Some of the photos had names written on the back. Some have the Stewart and Price surname. If you would like to take a look and see if there is a connection to your family, the photos are located here: http://www.loricamper.com/coppermine/thumbnails.php?album=6&page=1 Lori Camper At 07:59 PM 01/07/2008, you wrote: >The above brothers settled in Adair County by the 1860 census and stayed >there until they died. >Thomas J. (1809-1883) and William A. (1822 to 1900) were the sons of Charles >Stewart b. 1777 and Mary Price and born in Kentucky.

The above brothers settled in Adair County by the 1860 census and stayed there until they died. Thomas J. (1809-1883) and William A. (1822 to 1900) were the sons of Charles Stewart b. 1777 and Mary Price and born in Kentucky. Thomas had one son William S. born in 1842. who died in 1917. Thomas had four sons--Addison, Reese or Reason, Ellis, and Moody. Son no. 1 Addison was born in 1864 and had a son Lawrence born in 1888 who had a son Robert born in 1920. Addison also had a son named Addison born in 1915. Son no. 2 Reese or Reason was born in 1869 and had three sons--Wesley born in 1891 (who had a son Wesley E in 1912),William in 1892, and Reese in 1913. Son no. 3 Ellis was born in 1883 and had three sons--Lester in 1902 (who had a son Raymond in 1928), Frank in 1905, and Harley in 1910. Son no. 4 Moody was born in 1885. William A. had two sons. Son no. 1 John Thomas was born in 1846 and had one son Ole W. born in 1879. Son no. 2 was Richard Carlisle born in 1854. He had sons Charles E. born in 1876, Walter O. in 1880, Chester O (known as Orville) in 1883, William in 1891, and Amon in 1896. I have gathered the above from the censuses so could be wrong about dates of birth and some relationships. If anyone is related please get in touch. I am a descendant of William Stewart (1766-1853) who is possibly the brother of Charles Stewart (b. 1777). They both married Price sisters in Harrison County, Ky. Karen

Try Missouri state Historical Society Columbia Mo. Newspaper sept. they may have abstracted it but it will not be a full obit. They do request a fee. Bud. **************************************

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How do I get an obituary for my Nancy L. Grisham Mason (d. 5 Nov 1885) who died in Adair? Laura

Hi I intend soon to unsubscribe from the lists, so, if you want to receive (for free) the quarterly Table of Contents for the Missouri State Genealogical Association Journal, and have not already advised me, email me directly <[email protected]> (Please do not reply to the list.) with the subject "MoSGA T of C" and I'll do the rest. Please, which Missouri counties interest you from the family-history standpoint? Bob Doerr in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks Sole surviving founding officer, Missouri Chapter, Nature Conservancy, 1956 http://www.nature.org/wherewework/northamerica/states/missouri/ Latest completed project: http://www.rollanet.org/~bdoerr/1860CyDir/1860CD.htm Editor, since 1992, Missouri State Genealogical Association Journal http://www.mosga.org

Dear Ruth Sparks, MY e-mail address: [email protected] Bruce --- Ruth <[email protected]> wrote: > Bruce I don't have your e-mail address Ruth > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "bruce stevens" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2007 7:07 PM > Subject: Re: [MOADAIR] Family-History Leads - > Missouri > > > > Dear Ruth, > > Glad to see a Payton cousin still busy. I lost > contact > > with you when I got sick. > > Please write > > > > Bruce Stevens > > --- Ruth <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > I would like to receive the table os contance > > > [email protected] > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Bob Doerr" <[email protected]> > > > To: <[email protected]>; > > > <[email protected]>; > > > <[email protected]> > > > Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 9:00 AM > > > Subject: [MOADAIR] Family-History Leads - > Missouri > > > > > > > > > > Hi > > > > > > > > Family-History Leads - Missouri > > > > > > > > Below are Tables of Contents for the Missouri > > > State Genealogical > > > Association Journal for 2007. > > > > If you would like to receive regularly the > > > quarterly Tables of Contents > > > for the Missouri State Genealogical Association > > > Journal, just reply. (No > > > charge.) > > > > > > > > Below the Tables of Contents are links, yes, > some > > > of them of my doing. > > > > > > > > MISSOURI STATE GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION > JOURNAL > > > TABLES OF CONTENTS - 2007 > > > > > > > > President's Message - A Unique Opportunity > 2 > > > > Editorial - Government benefits family > historians. > > > 3 > > > > William Nash Moore's Memories 4 > > > > Legal Change Of Names In Missouri Prior To > 1868 > > > 7 > > > > Missouri State News From The Craig Leader > (1/4) > > > 13 > > > > Burned To Death - Mrs. Mary Gibbons 17 > > > > St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church Washington, > > > Franklin County, Missouri > > > Births & Baptisms 1893 18 > > > > Lafayette Wilcox Suicide 21 > > > > I Want It All 22 > > > > Wants To Compromise - Cummings 23 > > > > Grand Army Of The Republic, Post No. 240, > > > Boonville, Mo. 24 > > > > An Old Bloody Feud - Afflick - Riley 27 > > > > Births And Baptisms, Lippstadt Evangelical > Church, > > > Warren County, > > > 1849-1863 (1/4) 28 > > > > A Suspicious Death - Wm. Brown, 1897 30 > > > > Hilderbrand - The Desperado 31 > > > > Extracts, Democratic Standard, Fredericktown, > Mo., > > > Jun 1882 - 08 Aug 1885 > > > (1/4) 33 > > > > Births And Baptisms, Nativity B.V.M. Catholic > > > Church, Bois Brulé/Belgique, > > > Perry County, Missouri, 1897-1911 (1/3) 38 > > > > Allied Families In Smith Jackson's Ancestry > And > > > Marriage (1/4) 42 > > > > Some Missouri Deaths, 1897, The Kansas City > > > Journal (1/4) 44 > > > > Golden Wedding - Mr. & Mrs. Fritz Schriefer > 49 > > > > Obituary - Colonel Ira H. Ellis 50 > > > > Tiogeeeee Or Not? Analyzing A Place Of Birth > > > 51 > > > > Eight Deaths - Rouse, Henning, Woods, Morgan, > > > Newbrough, Jones, Maupin, > > > Thompson, 1898 52 > > > > Brookfield Gazette, Brookfield, Linn County, > Mo., > > > 1867-70 (1/4) 53 > > > > The Union Responds (1/3) 57 > > > > Father [Wm. J. Thomas] Kills His Children - > 1899 > > > 59 > > > > Forbis family Bible 60 > > > > Extracts, Jeffersonian Republican, May > 1843-Aug > > > 1844 62 > > > > > > > > President's Message - Musings from Virginia > 66 > > > > Editorial - Take The Broad View 67 > > > > Visiting An Ancestor's Place Of Birth Can > Yield > > > Surprising Information And > > > Treasures 68 > > > > Births And Baptisms, Nativity B.V.M. Catholic > > > Church, Bois Brulé/Belgique, > > > Perry County, Missouri, 1897-1911 (2/3) 72 > > > > Brookfield Gazette, Brookfield, Linn County, > Mo., > > > 1867-70 (2/4) 76 > > > > More Born In Tiogeeeee . . . Follow Up 80 > > > > Prisoners From Alton 82 > > > > Some Missouri Deaths, 1897, The Kansas City > > > Journal (2/4) 84 > > > > Allied Families In Smith Jackson's Ancestry > And > > > Marriage (2/4) 89 > > > > St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church Washington, > > > Franklin County, Missouri > > > Births & Baptisms, 1894 92 > > > > Some Released Prisoners (1862) 94 > > > > Death Of A. Eddleman [1821-1901] 95 > > > > Obituary - Abraham Eddleman 95 > > > > Presbyterian Church, Price's Branch, > Montgomery > > > County, Mo., 1867-1907 > > > 96 > > > > Suicide Of Frederick Rust 98 > > > > The Oft-Married Sarah 99 > > > > A Centenarian (Mrs. Elizabeth Owen) , 1875 > 101 > > > > Some Boone County Citizens [born before 1840] > > > 102 > > > > Body Mangled By Hogs - Henry Fink, 1898 > 103 > > > > Missouri State News From The Craig Leader, > 1887 > > > (2/4) 104 > > > > Sam. Hilderbrand 111 > > > > Hilderbrand - Sheriff's Posse Fired Upon - > Bowen's > > > Horse Shot And Himself > > > Wounded 112 > > > > Births And Baptisms, Lippstadt Evangelical > Church, > > > Warren County, > > > 1849-1863 (2/4) 113 > > > > Democratic Standard, Fredericktown, Mo., Jun > 1882 > > > - 08 Aug 1885 (2/4) > > > 116 > > > > Mrs. Ann Waters [1805-1905] Dead 119 > > > > Linn County, Missouri Letters Of > Administration, > > > Volume A (1840-1855) > > > 120 > > > > Queries, Edited by Juanita Mallory 127 > > > > > > > > President's Message - Taking Stock 130 > > > > Bringing Our 19th Century Immigrants To Life > > > 131 > > > > Deed, New Madrid County, 1817 138 > > > > Genealogy Misconceptions 139 > > > > Obituaries - Carter, Edmonston, 1899 140 > > > > The Hilderbrand Hunt 141 > > > > St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church, > Washington, > > > Franklin County, Missouri, > > > > Births & Baptisms, 1895 142 > > > > Ink's Battalion 144 > > > > Freight Train Collision [Harry Carter Dead] > > > 145 > > > > Births And Baptisms, Nativity B.V.M. Catholic > > > Church, Bois Brulé/Belgique, > > > Perry County, Missouri, 1897-1911 (3/3) 146 > > > > New Providence Baptist Church, Hough Station, > > > Mississippi County, Mo. > > > 150 > > > > Dry Fork Church Of Primitive Baptists, Lake > > > Spring, Mo. 153 > > > > Births And Baptisms, Lippstadt Evangelical > Church, > > > Warren County, > > > 1849-1863 (3/4) 156 > > > > Automatic Translation 159 > > > > Missouri State News From The Craig Leader > (3/4) > === message truncated === ____________________________________________________________________________________ Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page. http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs

Bruce I don't have your e-mail address Ruth ----- Original Message ----- From: "bruce stevens" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, December 05, 2007 7:07 PM Subject: Re: [MOADAIR] Family-History Leads - Missouri > Dear Ruth, > Glad to see a Payton cousin still busy. I lost contact > with you when I got sick. > Please write > > Bruce Stevens > --- Ruth <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I would like to receive the table os contance > > [email protected] > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Bob Doerr" <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]>; > > <[email protected]>; > > <[email protected]> > > Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 9:00 AM > > Subject: [MOADAIR] Family-History Leads - Missouri > > > > > > > Hi > > > > > > Family-History Leads - Missouri > > > > > > Below are Tables of Contents for the Missouri > > State Genealogical > > Association Journal for 2007. > > > If you would like to receive regularly the > > quarterly Tables of Contents > > for the Missouri State Genealogical Association > > Journal, just reply. (No > > charge.) > > > > > > Below the Tables of Contents are links, yes, some > > of them of my doing. > > > > > > MISSOURI STATE GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL > > TABLES OF CONTENTS - 2007 > > > > > > President's Message - A Unique Opportunity 2 > > > Editorial - Government benefits family historians. > > 3 > > > William Nash Moore's Memories 4 > > > Legal Change Of Names In Missouri Prior To 1868 > > 7 > > > Missouri State News From The Craig Leader (1/4) > > 13 > > > Burned To Death - Mrs. Mary Gibbons 17 > > > St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church Washington, > > Franklin County, Missouri > > Births & Baptisms 1893 18 > > > Lafayette Wilcox Suicide 21 > > > I Want It All 22 > > > Wants To Compromise - Cummings 23 > > > Grand Army Of The Republic, Post No. 240, > > Boonville, Mo. 24 > > > An Old Bloody Feud - Afflick - Riley 27 > > > Births And Baptisms, Lippstadt Evangelical Church, > > Warren County, > > 1849-1863 (1/4) 28 > > > A Suspicious Death - Wm. Brown, 1897 30 > > > Hilderbrand - The Desperado 31 > > > Extracts, Democratic Standard, Fredericktown, Mo., > > Jun 1882 - 08 Aug 1885 > > (1/4) 33 > > > Births And Baptisms, Nativity B.V.M. Catholic > > Church, Bois Brulé/Belgique, > > Perry County, Missouri, 1897-1911 (1/3) 38 > > > Allied Families In Smith Jackson's Ancestry And > > Marriage (1/4) 42 > > > Some Missouri Deaths, 1897, The Kansas City > > Journal (1/4) 44 > > > Golden Wedding - Mr. & Mrs. Fritz Schriefer 49 > > > Obituary - Colonel Ira H. Ellis 50 > > > Tiogeeeee Or Not? Analyzing A Place Of Birth > > 51 > > > Eight Deaths - Rouse, Henning, Woods, Morgan, > > Newbrough, Jones, Maupin, > > Thompson, 1898 52 > > > Brookfield Gazette, Brookfield, Linn County, Mo., > > 1867-70 (1/4) 53 > > > The Union Responds (1/3) 57 > > > Father [Wm. J. Thomas] Kills His Children - 1899 > > 59 > > > Forbis family Bible 60 > > > Extracts, Jeffersonian Republican, May 1843-Aug > > 1844 62 > > > > > > President's Message - Musings from Virginia 66 > > > Editorial - Take The Broad View 67 > > > Visiting An Ancestor's Place Of Birth Can Yield > > Surprising Information And > > Treasures 68 > > > Births And Baptisms, Nativity B.V.M. Catholic > > Church, Bois Brulé/Belgique, > > Perry County, Missouri, 1897-1911 (2/3) 72 > > > Brookfield Gazette, Brookfield, Linn County, Mo., > > 1867-70 (2/4) 76 > > > More Born In Tiogeeeee . . . Follow Up 80 > > > Prisoners From Alton 82 > > > Some Missouri Deaths, 1897, The Kansas City > > Journal (2/4) 84 > > > Allied Families In Smith Jackson's Ancestry And > > Marriage (2/4) 89 > > > St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church Washington, > > Franklin County, Missouri > > Births & Baptisms, 1894 92 > > > Some Released Prisoners (1862) 94 > > > Death Of A. Eddleman [1821-1901] 95 > > > Obituary - Abraham Eddleman 95 > > > Presbyterian Church, Price's Branch, Montgomery > > County, Mo., 1867-1907 > > 96 > > > Suicide Of Frederick Rust 98 > > > The Oft-Married Sarah 99 > > > A Centenarian (Mrs. Elizabeth Owen) , 1875 101 > > > Some Boone County Citizens [born before 1840] > > 102 > > > Body Mangled By Hogs - Henry Fink, 1898 103 > > > Missouri State News From The Craig Leader, 1887 > > (2/4) 104 > > > Sam. Hilderbrand 111 > > > Hilderbrand - Sheriff's Posse Fired Upon - Bowen's > > Horse Shot And Himself > > Wounded 112 > > > Births And Baptisms, Lippstadt Evangelical Church, > > Warren County, > > 1849-1863 (2/4) 113 > > > Democratic Standard, Fredericktown, Mo., Jun 1882 > > - 08 Aug 1885 (2/4) > > 116 > > > Mrs. Ann Waters [1805-1905] Dead 119 > > > Linn County, Missouri Letters Of Administration, > > Volume A (1840-1855) > > 120 > > > Queries, Edited by Juanita Mallory 127 > > > > > > President's Message - Taking Stock 130 > > > Bringing Our 19th Century Immigrants To Life > > 131 > > > Deed, New Madrid County, 1817 138 > > > Genealogy Misconceptions 139 > > > Obituaries - Carter, Edmonston, 1899 140 > > > The Hilderbrand Hunt 141 > > > St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church, Washington, > > Franklin County, Missouri, > > > Births & Baptisms, 1895 142 > > > Ink's Battalion 144 > > > Freight Train Collision [Harry Carter Dead] > > 145 > > > Births And Baptisms, Nativity B.V.M. Catholic > > Church, Bois Brulé/Belgique, > > Perry County, Missouri, 1897-1911 (3/3) 146 > > > New Providence Baptist Church, Hough Station, > > Mississippi County, Mo. > > 150 > > > Dry Fork Church Of Primitive Baptists, Lake > > Spring, Mo. 153 > > > Births And Baptisms, Lippstadt Evangelical Church, > > Warren County, > > 1849-1863 (3/4) 156 > > > Automatic Translation 159 > > > Missouri State News From The Craig Leader (3/4) > > 160 > > > Allied Families In Smith Jackson's Ancestry And > > Marriage (3/4) 164 > > > Two Fishermen [Miller And Brooks] Drowned 168 > > > Democratic Standard, Fredericktown, Mo., Jun 1882 > > - 08 Aug 1885 (3/4) > > 169 > > > Deaths -Sep 1861 172 > > > Rushing Around To Figure Sarah Out 173 > > > Errata Re Vol. XXVII, No. 2 174 > > > Chapman School, Benton County, Mo., 1890-1896 > > 175 > > > An Interesting Account (G.A.R., Hermitage, Mo.) > > 177 > > > The Union Responds (3/3) 178 > > > Two Men [Moroney And Donegan] Murdered, 1864 > > 180 > > > Some Missouri Deaths, 1897, The Kansas City > > Journal (3/4) 181 > > > Brookfield Gazette, Brookfield, Linn County, Mo., > > 1867-70 (3/4) 186 > > > The Boone's Lick Settlement 190 > > > Queries, Edited by Juanita Mallory 192 > > > > > > Officers and Directors Inside Front Cover > > > President's Message, Going Virtual to Survive > > 194 > > > Battle At Springfield 195 > > > Missouri State News From The Craig Leader (4/4) > > 197 > > > Elizabeth And Joseph Wood 202 > > > Hilderbrand 206 > > > Death Of Mrs. Mosby 208 > > > Allied Families In Smith Jackson's Ancestry And > > Marriage (4/4) 209 > > > More Chasing The Ever-Changing Chaneys 213 > > > Attended His Own Funeral And Lives 215 > > > Missouri White Caps 215 > > > The Reality Of Sarah's Realty 216 > > > Fatal Accident In The Woods - Henson 217 > > > Democratic Standard, Fredericktown, Mo., Jun 1882 > > - 08 Aug 1885 (4/4) > > 218 > > > Sudden Death Of Sam Bounds 221 > > > St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church, Washington, > > Franklin County, Missouri, > > > Births & Baptisms 1896 222 > > > === message truncated === > > > > ____________________________________________________________________________ ________ > Be a better friend, newshound, and > know-it-all with Yahoo! 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My special guests for Thanks Giving. My two G-Grandmothers and my two Grandmothers from Adair Co. Tobitha (See) Stevens-Martha Ellen (Stivers) Payton and Edith (Springgate) Bishoff-Rose Ella (Payton)Stevens. I would ask why all of you didn't pass down info. on the families. I would also like to know if there were some good times back there as well. With such large families did you all get together back there in Adair Co.? I never got to meet any of you and truly miss that opportunity. Bruce Stevens --- Leslie Kohler <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Everyone, > > Those of us who live in the US, are celebrating > Thanksgiving this weekend. With it being harder > than ever to get everyone together, there will be > special family > gatherings from this evening (Wed) all the way > through Sunday. > > If you can find a little time, please tell us which > of your ancestors (pertaining to this list's > interest) you'd like to be able to visit with during > your celebration. Let us know what things you'd > like to discuss with this ancestor and why. > > It would be wise to change the subject line before > sending your information. > > Leslie > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to [email protected] with the word > 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and > the body of the message > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page. http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs

Dear Ruth, Glad to see a Payton cousin still busy. I lost contact with you when I got sick. Please write Bruce Stevens --- Ruth <[email protected]> wrote: > I would like to receive the table os contance > [email protected] > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Bob Doerr" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]>; > <[email protected]>; > <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 9:00 AM > Subject: [MOADAIR] Family-History Leads - Missouri > > > > Hi > > > > Family-History Leads - Missouri > > > > Below are Tables of Contents for the Missouri > State Genealogical > Association Journal for 2007. > > If you would like to receive regularly the > quarterly Tables of Contents > for the Missouri State Genealogical Association > Journal, just reply. (No > charge.) > > > > Below the Tables of Contents are links, yes, some > of them of my doing. > > > > MISSOURI STATE GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL > TABLES OF CONTENTS - 2007 > > > > President's Message - A Unique Opportunity 2 > > Editorial - Government benefits family historians. > 3 > > William Nash Moore's Memories 4 > > Legal Change Of Names In Missouri Prior To 1868 > 7 > > Missouri State News From The Craig Leader (1/4) > 13 > > Burned To Death - Mrs. Mary Gibbons 17 > > St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church Washington, > Franklin County, Missouri > Births & Baptisms 1893 18 > > Lafayette Wilcox Suicide 21 > > I Want It All 22 > > Wants To Compromise - Cummings 23 > > Grand Army Of The Republic, Post No. 240, > Boonville, Mo. 24 > > An Old Bloody Feud - Afflick - Riley 27 > > Births And Baptisms, Lippstadt Evangelical Church, > Warren County, > 1849-1863 (1/4) 28 > > A Suspicious Death - Wm. Brown, 1897 30 > > Hilderbrand - The Desperado 31 > > Extracts, Democratic Standard, Fredericktown, Mo., > Jun 1882 - 08 Aug 1885 > (1/4) 33 > > Births And Baptisms, Nativity B.V.M. Catholic > Church, Bois Brulé/Belgique, > Perry County, Missouri, 1897-1911 (1/3) 38 > > Allied Families In Smith Jackson's Ancestry And > Marriage (1/4) 42 > > Some Missouri Deaths, 1897, The Kansas City > Journal (1/4) 44 > > Golden Wedding - Mr. & Mrs. Fritz Schriefer 49 > > Obituary - Colonel Ira H. Ellis 50 > > Tiogeeeee Or Not? Analyzing A Place Of Birth > 51 > > Eight Deaths - Rouse, Henning, Woods, Morgan, > Newbrough, Jones, Maupin, > Thompson, 1898 52 > > Brookfield Gazette, Brookfield, Linn County, Mo., > 1867-70 (1/4) 53 > > The Union Responds (1/3) 57 > > Father [Wm. J. Thomas] Kills His Children - 1899 > 59 > > Forbis family Bible 60 > > Extracts, Jeffersonian Republican, May 1843-Aug > 1844 62 > > > > President's Message - Musings from Virginia 66 > > Editorial - Take The Broad View 67 > > Visiting An Ancestor's Place Of Birth Can Yield > Surprising Information And > Treasures 68 > > Births And Baptisms, Nativity B.V.M. Catholic > Church, Bois Brulé/Belgique, > Perry County, Missouri, 1897-1911 (2/3) 72 > > Brookfield Gazette, Brookfield, Linn County, Mo., > 1867-70 (2/4) 76 > > More Born In Tiogeeeee . . . Follow Up 80 > > Prisoners From Alton 82 > > Some Missouri Deaths, 1897, The Kansas City > Journal (2/4) 84 > > Allied Families In Smith Jackson's Ancestry And > Marriage (2/4) 89 > > St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church Washington, > Franklin County, Missouri > Births & Baptisms, 1894 92 > > Some Released Prisoners (1862) 94 > > Death Of A. Eddleman [1821-1901] 95 > > Obituary - Abraham Eddleman 95 > > Presbyterian Church, Price's Branch, Montgomery > County, Mo., 1867-1907 > 96 > > Suicide Of Frederick Rust 98 > > The Oft-Married Sarah 99 > > A Centenarian (Mrs. Elizabeth Owen) , 1875 101 > > Some Boone County Citizens [born before 1840] > 102 > > Body Mangled By Hogs - Henry Fink, 1898 103 > > Missouri State News From The Craig Leader, 1887 > (2/4) 104 > > Sam. Hilderbrand 111 > > Hilderbrand - Sheriff's Posse Fired Upon - Bowen's > Horse Shot And Himself > Wounded 112 > > Births And Baptisms, Lippstadt Evangelical Church, > Warren County, > 1849-1863 (2/4) 113 > > Democratic Standard, Fredericktown, Mo., Jun 1882 > - 08 Aug 1885 (2/4) > 116 > > Mrs. Ann Waters [1805-1905] Dead 119 > > Linn County, Missouri Letters Of Administration, > Volume A (1840-1855) > 120 > > Queries, Edited by Juanita Mallory 127 > > > > President's Message - Taking Stock 130 > > Bringing Our 19th Century Immigrants To Life > 131 > > Deed, New Madrid County, 1817 138 > > Genealogy Misconceptions 139 > > Obituaries - Carter, Edmonston, 1899 140 > > The Hilderbrand Hunt 141 > > St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church, Washington, > Franklin County, Missouri, > > Births & Baptisms, 1895 142 > > Ink's Battalion 144 > > Freight Train Collision [Harry Carter Dead] > 145 > > Births And Baptisms, Nativity B.V.M. Catholic > Church, Bois Brulé/Belgique, > Perry County, Missouri, 1897-1911 (3/3) 146 > > New Providence Baptist Church, Hough Station, > Mississippi County, Mo. > 150 > > Dry Fork Church Of Primitive Baptists, Lake > Spring, Mo. 153 > > Births And Baptisms, Lippstadt Evangelical Church, > Warren County, > 1849-1863 (3/4) 156 > > Automatic Translation 159 > > Missouri State News From The Craig Leader (3/4) > 160 > > Allied Families In Smith Jackson's Ancestry And > Marriage (3/4) 164 > > Two Fishermen [Miller And Brooks] Drowned 168 > > Democratic Standard, Fredericktown, Mo., Jun 1882 > - 08 Aug 1885 (3/4) > 169 > > Deaths -Sep 1861 172 > > Rushing Around To Figure Sarah Out 173 > > Errata Re Vol. XXVII, No. 2 174 > > Chapman School, Benton County, Mo., 1890-1896 > 175 > > An Interesting Account (G.A.R., Hermitage, Mo.) > 177 > > The Union Responds (3/3) 178 > > Two Men [Moroney And Donegan] Murdered, 1864 > 180 > > Some Missouri Deaths, 1897, The Kansas City > Journal (3/4) 181 > > Brookfield Gazette, Brookfield, Linn County, Mo., > 1867-70 (3/4) 186 > > The Boone's Lick Settlement 190 > > Queries, Edited by Juanita Mallory 192 > > > > Officers and Directors Inside Front Cover > > President's Message, Going Virtual to Survive > 194 > > Battle At Springfield 195 > > Missouri State News From The Craig Leader (4/4) > 197 > > Elizabeth And Joseph Wood 202 > > Hilderbrand 206 > > Death Of Mrs. Mosby 208 > > Allied Families In Smith Jackson's Ancestry And > Marriage (4/4) 209 > > More Chasing The Ever-Changing Chaneys 213 > > Attended His Own Funeral And Lives 215 > > Missouri White Caps 215 > > The Reality Of Sarah's Realty 216 > > Fatal Accident In The Woods - Henson 217 > > Democratic Standard, Fredericktown, Mo., Jun 1882 > - 08 Aug 1885 (4/4) > 218 > > Sudden Death Of Sam Bounds 221 > > St. Francis Borgia Catholic Church, Washington, > Franklin County, Missouri, > > Births & Baptisms 1896 222 > === message truncated === ____________________________________________________________________________________ Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! 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Lee, The name "Nabo Dio" is listed on page 287 of the First Hundred Years 1879 - 1979 Novinger, Missouri among the members of the Italian- Tirolese Society that was charted in 1904. The reprinted 1979 book is still available. See http://homepage.mac.com/ggl1/index.html and click the link "Novinger Centennial Book - 1979" for ordering information. Gary Gary G. Lloyd 7 Center Rd. Kirksville, MO 63501 [email protected] 660-627-2140 http://homepage.mac.com/ggl1/index.html On Dec 5, 2007, at 9:26 AM, lee ralph wrote: > Hello, > I hope this does not violate the rules of this message board. > I was wondering if someone had access to the book "The First > Hundred Years 1879 - 1979 Novinger, Missouri" and would do a look > for me. > > My ancestor Dio (Dionisio) Nabot is listed in the index of this > book. This is the first time that I found any connection with Adair > County, MO. as he spent most of his time after coming from Italy > in SE Kansas and Oklahoma. > > Dio Nabot is listed as being on page 287. If nothing else I would > be grateful to know the reason he is on the list (i.e. marriage, > immigration, directory, etc.) > > Thanks So Much, > Lee Ralph > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MOADAIR- > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

Hello, I hope this does not violate the rules of this message board. I was wondering if someone had access to the book "The First Hundred Years 1879 - 1979 Novinger, Missouri" and would do a look for me. My ancestor Dio (Dionisio) Nabot is listed in the index of this book. This is the first time that I found any connection with Adair County, MO. as he spent most of his time after coming from Italy in SE Kansas and Oklahoma. Dio Nabot is listed as being on page 287. If nothing else I would be grateful to know the reason he is on the list (i.e. marriage, immigration, directory, etc.) Thanks So Much, Lee Ralph

These are not my lines, however, I was doing research for friends and I do have some info on the Harlans. Cynthia married to Wm. Thompson is the lines I was working on for them. Please contact me off line, if you are interested. Jean [email protected] ************************************** Check out AOL's list of 2007's hottest products. (http://money.aol.com/special/hot-products-2007?NCID=aoltop00030000000001)

> I > also have some Harlans from TN & Randolph Co, MO. in my database. Harlan? I have a Cynthia Harlan, born about 1846, married to William Thompson. Because Thompson is the line of my research, I have no parents for Cynthia, and have recorded little else. Is she in your database? As to the Sloan line, I have corresponded with Harold and we are very distant cousins. My Sloan interest is the family and descendants of Columbus James and Rebecca (Thompson) Sloan. Anyone else? Elizabeth Richardson

I have David E. Sloan's pedigree and descendancy and will copy it for you if you don't already have it--not including the Lightbody and Hartman lines. I also have some Harlans from TN & Randolph Co, MO. in my database. I haven't heard that Sloansville was a possible town name; just that Kirk "paid off" the surveyors to name it after him. You can research Adair Co slave records and you might find that David was a slave owner. As I understand it, Adair Co. had one foot in the Union and one in the Confederacy and some number of people (unknown by me) did own slaves. Quentin Cabell Smith **************************************Check out AOL's list of 2007's hottest products. (http://money.aol.com/special/hot-products-2007?NCID=aoltop00030000000001)

If ever there was an ancestor that I would to talk to it would be DAVID E. SLOAN (1791-1842) of Adair County, Missouri. My question for him would be, is it really true that the "KIRKS" had a feast for the men doing the surveying for the town that we know of today as Kirksville? As history books say it was going to be Sloansville. Question number 2, did you really own some slaves? David E. Sloan is my Great-great-grandfather. Would like to hear from some "SLOAN COUSINS," Harold Harold & Ruth Hartman Lightbody Researching: Lightbody, Sloan. Yates, Soper, Hartman, Fussner, Ticknor, Standish, Thompson, Harlan and a lot more. www.lightbodylegacy.com **************************************Check out AOL's list of 2007's hottest products. (http://money.aol.com/special/hot-products-2007?NCID=aoltop00030000000001)