Just wanted to say 'HI' to you Thomas. My 2nd cousin twice removed, Alice Richart, was married to Dan Violette. I believe Dan was the son of Merritt Violette. I don't have the Violette ancestry, so I don't know if he was the son of Merritt Sr. or Jr. I may be wrong because I am not looking into my records that I have on file. Ginny ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Phillips" <ThomasPhillips@havilandtelco.com> To: <MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 11:28 AM Subject: RE: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES > E & Corrine, > My name is Thomas Phillips, my Grandmother Phillips' family were from > Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri. > Eliza Ann Damrell married Merritt Alexander Violette, Sr., they both died in > Florida, Monroe County, Missouri (My GGG Grandparents). > Their daughter Juliet Elizabeth Priscilla Violette married William Henry > White (My Great Great Grandparents). > Their son William Merritt White married Mary Alice Mallory (My Great > Grandparents). > > Thanks, > Thomas Phillips > > -----Original Message----- > From: Emily [mailto:aulicino@hevanet.com] > Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 10:00 PM > To: MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES > > > Corrine, > > I'm not a Haynes desc., but have a tidbit...maybe you know how it connects > to you. > > I have a Elisha Damrell who m. Nancy J. Haynes 1858 Monroe Co, MO or Audrain > Co, MO. He died in Audrain Co, MO. I have no dates on her nor do I know > her parents. > > Do you know her? > > I also have a Martha Haynes, b. 1786 who m. Shadrack Woods in Warren Co, KY. > She d. in Marion Co, MO in 1852. > > Know her? > > I've several lines in Audrain Co, including: Doolin, Canterbury, > Talley....and many who relate to them as the families were large. > > Thanks, > E > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Corinne" <res0jhq4@verizon.net> > To: <MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 6:56 PM > Subject: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES > > > > Hello, > > > > I am new to the Haynes family and the Breckinridge and Audrain Cos. lists. > Looking for help with identifying the children of Joel HAYNES. Looking at > census and birth places of his children over a period of years, it appears > that Joel HAYNES arrived in Missouri from Kentucky about 1828-1829. I did > not find him in Audrain Co., MO in 1830. > > > > 1840 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > > Salt River Township, page 10, line 26 > > Joel HAYNES > > 1 male - 5 and under 10 (probably Charles) > > 1 male - 10 and under 15 (probably John) > > 1 male - 16 and under 20 > > 1 male - 20 and under 30 (Is this the Henry G. Haynes, age 31, > found in 1850, pg. 167A) > > 1 male - 40 and under 50 (should be Joel Haynes) > > 1 female - 5 and under 10 (probably L. H.) > > 3 females - 10 and under 15 (probably Nancy D., A. T. and > Julia) > > 1 female - 40 and under 50 (should be Martha) > > > > By 1850 the oldest 2 males are gone from the home. > > > > 1850 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > > Page 154, 4/4 > > HAYNES, Joel, 52, m, Farmer, b. VA > > . . . Martha, 54, f, b. VA (is this Patsy GREER m. 19 Nov 1817 > in Breckinridge Co., KY?) > > . . . W. L., 26, m, b. KY > > . . . Nancy D., 22, f, b. KY > > . . . John, 21, m, b. MO > > . . . A. T., 20, f, b. MO (is this daughter Almarinda T.?) > > . . . L. H., 9, f, b. MO > > . . . Charles, 16, m, b. MO > > DAVIS, Madison, 26, m, b. KY > > . . . Julia, 22, f, b. KY > > . . . Joel, 1, m, b. MO > > . . . Martha, 2 mo., f, b. MO > > > > Is this Madison Davis the same person as M. A. Davis found on page 690, HH > 566/564 in 1860? This HH is 2 houses away from Joel Haynes. If so, why are > his children living with their grandfather Joel instead of with him? > > > > 1860 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > > Salt River Township, Page 690, 568/566 > > HAYNES, Joel, 63, m, Farmer/Widower, b. VA > > . . . A. T., 31, f, House Keeper, b. MO (is this daughter > Almarinda T.?) > > . . . C. H., 27, m, Farm Hand, b. MO (probably Charles) > > DAVIS, Joel, 11, m., b. MO (s/o Madison and Julia) > > . . . M. E., 10, f, b. MO (this would be Martha, d/o Madison > and Julia) > > > > I discovered a marriage record on the Sullivan Co., MOGenWeb site which > states that William C. AYERS m. Rinda Haynes on 18 Sep 1864. William C. > AYERS was b. 2 Dec 1813 in OH. This Rinda in definitely my hubby's line. > A check of William C. AYERS's Civil War Pension Application Card shows his > widow as Almarinda T. AYERS. The 1870 Sullivan Co., MO census shows > Almarind T. AYERS b. abt. 1830 in MO. Both parents b. in VA. > > > > I am trying to find proof, one way or the other, if the A. T. HAYNES > listed in the 1850 and 1860 Audrain Co., MO census in the home of Joel > HAYNES is my Almarinda T. HAYNES AYERS. All of the data found thus far > matches, but it is still not proof...yet. > > > > While I am on the subject, are the William HAYNES, age 75, and wife Mary, > age 69, both b. VA on page 172B in the 1850 Audrain Co., MO census the > parents of Joel HAYNES? > > > > The only Joel HAYNES which I can find prior to 1828 is in Breckingridge > Co., KY. Marriage record states Joel HAYNES m. Patsy GREER on 19 Nov 1817. > > > > Any help will be greatly appreciated. > > > > TIA, > > Corinne > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== > > Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; > > http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html > > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > > > > > > > ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== > Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; > http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > > > ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== > If you wish to subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Audrain Co. MO list, use > MOAUDRAI-l-request@rootsweb.com or MOAUDRAI-d-request@rootsweb.com if > you are on the Digest list. > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett >

Linda - I am researching BOWEN but have a Jennings Ira BOSWELL who married a Myrtle BOWEN. He was born 1889 in Missouri (I don't know the county). Let me know if he is yours. Susan sadquacker@aol.com

Thomas, Thank you for sending the obituary and the biography. This definitely is not our White family. Ours came from Delaware to Ohio to Illinois with the Douglas White I mentioned born in 1856 in McDonough Co IL & dying in 1929. I believe he died in Audrain Co MO, but need to just go there and find it all for ourselves, I think. My husband's father, aunt & uncle do not remember any oral reports on him, so we have nothing much to go on. You are fortunate to have so much on yours. Thanks again, Mary Jane White

We have family in Audrain Co since the 1840's-1850's including the surnames- ZUCK [related to AUSTINS in Illinois] NORMAN PAYNE BRANDENBURG HALL SMITH BOSWELL Some of these lines go over into Callaway and Montgomery Co. If anyone is working on these lines, I would like to hear from you. Thank you. Linda N klnor@juno.com Seven days without prayer makes one weak. ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

Mary Jane, Sorry, I do not have a Douglas White in my records. My Great Grandparents moved to Oil Hill, Butler County, Kansas about 1915. The following is the Death Notice for my Great Great Grandfather White. Thanks for your interest in the White surname. Thomas Phillips also researching Phillips, Green, Violette, Damrell, Shugart, DeHaven, Dugger. NOTE: DEATH NOTICE IN THE MEXICO, AUDRAIN, MO. NEWSPAPER DATED 11-29 -1909: "W. H. (KERN) WHITE DROPPED DEAD OPPOSITE THE CITY SCALES MONDAY MORNING AT 11:35 A.M. THE CAUSE OF HIS DEATH IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN A STROKE OF APOPLEXY. THE DECEASED SUFFERED A STROKE OF PARALYSIS SEVERAL MONTHS AGO. HE HAD BEEN WORKING MONDAY MORNING FOR B. A. POWELL IN THE SEWER DITCH THAT HAD BEEN STARTED ON WHITLEY STREET. AT 11:30 A. M. MR . WHITE TOLD MR. POWELL THAT HE WAS FEELING BAD AND HE BELIEVED HE WOULD QUIT UNTIL HE FELT BETTER. NOT THINKING THAT ANYTHING SERIOUS WAS WRONG WITH MR. WHITE, MR. POWELL TOLD HIM HE MIGHT GO HOME AND WHEN HE FELT BETTER TO COME BACK TO WORK. MR. WHITE STARTED HOME BUT HAD WALKED ONLY FEW BLOCKS WHEN HE DROPPED DEAD. HE WAS CONVEYED TO HIS HOME TO BE PREPARED FOR BURIAL. WILLIAM H. WHITE WAS BORN IN SALT RIVER TOWNSHIP SEPTEMBER 9 , 1838. REARED ON HIS FATHER'S FARM, HE WAS EDUCATED IN THE SCHOOLS OF MEXICO AND EARLY EMBARKED IN FARMING FOR HIMSELF, THE OCCUPATION TO WHICH HE HAD BEEN BROUGHT UP. AS A FARMER, HIS CAREER HAD BEEN ONE OF SUCCESS. THE DECEASED HAD BEEN MARRIED TWICE. TO HIS PRESENT WIFE HE WAS MARRIED NOV. 22, 1863. MR. WHITE HAS HELD OFFICES OF TRUST, BOTH IN THE COUNTY AND THE CITY. IN ABOUT 1869 WHEN THE OFFICES OF SHERIFF AND COLLECTOR WERE TOGETHER, HE SERVED IN THIS CAPACITY, AND IN RECENT YEARS HE HAS SERVED TWO TERMS AS CITY MARSHAL. THE DECEASED IS SURVIVED BY THE FOLLOWING CHILDREN: WM., CLAY AND DR. A. C. WHITE, MRS. THOMAS MATTHEW AND MISS FINNIE WHITE. THE LEDGER JOINS OTHER FRIENDS IN EXTENDING DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO THE BEREAVED ONES IN THE SUDDEN DEATH OF THIS GOOD MAN." William Henry White, Wm. Merritt's father was married twice. See page 966 and 967 of "History of Audrain County" (Missouri): "WILLIAM H. WHITE one of the principal farmers and stock raisers of Audrain county, and one of its prominent and influential citizens, is a native of the county, and come of one of the oldest and best families. His parents, William White, and wife, nee Elizabeth Shugart, emigrated from Pennsylvania to this State in about 1834, and settled in Audrain county two years afterwards, where they lived long and useful lives and were followed to their graves by the regret and sorrow of all who knew them. William White, Sr., was extensively engaged in farming in this county, and also followed merchandising at Mexico in an early day. He became quite wealthy, and when he died left a large estate. Of the family of children, three are now living,_ besides William H., Mary E., now the wife of Hon. James M. Proctor, of Boone county ; and Martha E., the wife of John G. Strode, of Boone county. William H. White, the subject of the present sketch, was born on his father's homestead in Salt River township, September 9, 1838. Reared on his father's farm, he was educated in the schools; of Mexico, and early embarked in farming for himself, the occupation to which he has been brought up. As a farmer, Mr. White's career has been one of marked success. Left by his father with a comfortable start in life, he has shown himself to be worthy of it by the manner in which he has managed his affairs and the success which has crowned his industry and enterprise. Mr. White has increased his possessions in this county until now he has some 1,200 acres of fine land, the major part of which is improved and either in active cultivation, meadow or pasturage. He raises over 300 acres of grain, principally corn, and harvests annually about 250 acres of meadow. Mr. White is extensively engaged in stock raising and handling stock and ships to the wholesale markets yearly about 200 head of cattle and the same number of hogs. A man of broad and liberal ideas, he is known to be one of the public spirited citizens of the county, and contributes freely by his efforts and, whenever necessary, of his means to all movements designed for the building up and best interests of the county. Mr. White has been married twice. On the 7th of November,1858, he was married to Miss Julia Violet [Juliet Elizabeth Priscilla Violette], of Monroe county. She died six years afterwards, June 13, 1864, leaving him two children: William M. and Clay Price, the former a resident of this county, but the latter of Paris, Arkansas. To his present wife, formerly Miss Mary C. Holliday, a daughter of William Holliday, of Bourbon county, Kentucky, he was married November 22,1866. Mr. and Mrs. White have five children: Lizzie Lee, Abner C., Louella, Charles H. H. and Marion: One besides, the second child, Nannie, died in tender years. Mr. White is a member of the A. F. and A. M., being a brother in the Royal Arch Chapter. He is also a member of the A. O. U. W." -----Original Message----- From: maryjane@macomb.com [mailto:maryjane@macomb.com] Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 5:24 AM To: MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: RE: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES & WHITE Thomas, This is the first time I've ever seen the surname WHITE in an Audrain Co MO message. Can you tell me if you have ever had the name Douglas WHITE of Farber, Audrain Co MO in any of your research? He was born in McDonough Co IL and was a brother of my husband's great-grandfather, Samuel. Thanks for checking, Mary Jane ======== you wrote--- RE: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES E & Corrine, My name is Thomas Phillips, my Grandmother Phillips' family were from Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri. Eliza Ann Damrell married Merritt Alexander Violette, Sr., they both died in Florida, Monroe County, Missouri (My GGG Grandparents). Their daughter Juliet Elizabeth Priscilla Violette married William Henry White (My Great Great Grandparents). Their son William Merritt White married Mary Alice Mallory (My Great Grandparents). Thanks, Thomas Phillips ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== If you wish to subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Audrain Co. MO list, use MOAUDRAI-l-request@rootsweb.com or MOAUDRAI-d-request@rootsweb.com if you are on the Digest list. To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett

My ancestors Samuel B. Jeffries and his wife Mary Ann Connor were married and living in Audrain Co. with 2 children, in 1860. Before 1870 they left. She is a widow living in CA in 1870. Are there any newspapers that were printed in the 1860's that might talk about this family? Thanks for your help. Phyllis Young

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Thomas, This is the first time I've ever seen the surname WHITE in an Audrain Co MO message. Can you tell me if you have ever had the name Douglas WHITE of Farber, Audrain Co MO in any of your research? He was born in McDonough Co IL and was a brother of my husband's great-grandfather, Samuel. Thanks for checking, Mary Jane ======== you wrote--- RE: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES E & Corrine, My name is Thomas Phillips, my Grandmother Phillips' family were from Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri. Eliza Ann Damrell married Merritt Alexander Violette, Sr., they both died in Florida, Monroe County, Missouri (My GGG Grandparents). Their daughter Juliet Elizabeth Priscilla Violette married William Henry White (My Great Great Grandparents). Their son William Merritt White married Mary Alice Mallory (My Great Grandparents). Thanks, Thomas Phillips

E & Corrine, My name is Thomas Phillips, my Grandmother Phillips' family were from Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri. Eliza Ann Damrell married Merritt Alexander Violette, Sr., they both died in Florida, Monroe County, Missouri (My GGG Grandparents). Their daughter Juliet Elizabeth Priscilla Violette married William Henry White (My Great Great Grandparents). Their son William Merritt White married Mary Alice Mallory (My Great Grandparents). Thanks, Thomas Phillips -----Original Message----- From: Emily [mailto:aulicino@hevanet.com] Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 10:00 PM To: MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES Corrine, I'm not a Haynes desc., but have a tidbit...maybe you know how it connects to you. I have a Elisha Damrell who m. Nancy J. Haynes 1858 Monroe Co, MO or Audrain Co, MO. He died in Audrain Co, MO. I have no dates on her nor do I know her parents. Do you know her? I also have a Martha Haynes, b. 1786 who m. Shadrack Woods in Warren Co, KY. She d. in Marion Co, MO in 1852. Know her? I've several lines in Audrain Co, including: Doolin, Canterbury, Talley....and many who relate to them as the families were large. Thanks, E ----- Original Message ----- From: "Corinne" <res0jhq4@verizon.net> To: <MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 6:56 PM Subject: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES > Hello, > > I am new to the Haynes family and the Breckinridge and Audrain Cos. lists. Looking for help with identifying the children of Joel HAYNES. Looking at census and birth places of his children over a period of years, it appears that Joel HAYNES arrived in Missouri from Kentucky about 1828-1829. I did not find him in Audrain Co., MO in 1830. > > 1840 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > Salt River Township, page 10, line 26 > Joel HAYNES > 1 male - 5 and under 10 (probably Charles) > 1 male - 10 and under 15 (probably John) > 1 male - 16 and under 20 > 1 male - 20 and under 30 (Is this the Henry G. Haynes, age 31, found in 1850, pg. 167A) > 1 male - 40 and under 50 (should be Joel Haynes) > 1 female - 5 and under 10 (probably L. H.) > 3 females - 10 and under 15 (probably Nancy D., A. T. and Julia) > 1 female - 40 and under 50 (should be Martha) > > By 1850 the oldest 2 males are gone from the home. > > 1850 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > Page 154, 4/4 > HAYNES, Joel, 52, m, Farmer, b. VA > . . . Martha, 54, f, b. VA (is this Patsy GREER m. 19 Nov 1817 in Breckinridge Co., KY?) > . . . W. L., 26, m, b. KY > . . . Nancy D., 22, f, b. KY > . . . John, 21, m, b. MO > . . . A. T., 20, f, b. MO (is this daughter Almarinda T.?) > . . . L. H., 9, f, b. MO > . . . Charles, 16, m, b. MO > DAVIS, Madison, 26, m, b. KY > . . . Julia, 22, f, b. KY > . . . Joel, 1, m, b. MO > . . . Martha, 2 mo., f, b. MO > > Is this Madison Davis the same person as M. A. Davis found on page 690, HH 566/564 in 1860? This HH is 2 houses away from Joel Haynes. If so, why are his children living with their grandfather Joel instead of with him? > > 1860 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > Salt River Township, Page 690, 568/566 > HAYNES, Joel, 63, m, Farmer/Widower, b. VA > . . . A. T., 31, f, House Keeper, b. MO (is this daughter Almarinda T.?) > . . . C. H., 27, m, Farm Hand, b. MO (probably Charles) > DAVIS, Joel, 11, m., b. MO (s/o Madison and Julia) > . . . M. E., 10, f, b. MO (this would be Martha, d/o Madison and Julia) > > I discovered a marriage record on the Sullivan Co., MOGenWeb site which states that William C. AYERS m. Rinda Haynes on 18 Sep 1864. William C. AYERS was b. 2 Dec 1813 in OH. This Rinda in definitely my hubby's line. A check of William C. AYERS's Civil War Pension Application Card shows his widow as Almarinda T. AYERS. The 1870 Sullivan Co., MO census shows Almarind T. AYERS b. abt. 1830 in MO. Both parents b. in VA. > > I am trying to find proof, one way or the other, if the A. T. HAYNES listed in the 1850 and 1860 Audrain Co., MO census in the home of Joel HAYNES is my Almarinda T. HAYNES AYERS. All of the data found thus far matches, but it is still not proof...yet. > > While I am on the subject, are the William HAYNES, age 75, and wife Mary, age 69, both b. VA on page 172B in the 1850 Audrain Co., MO census the parents of Joel HAYNES? > > The only Joel HAYNES which I can find prior to 1828 is in Breckingridge Co., KY. Marriage record states Joel HAYNES m. Patsy GREER on 19 Nov 1817. > > Any help will be greatly appreciated. > > TIA, > Corinne > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== > Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; > http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > > ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett

Emily, The Elisha Damrell intrigues me. My wife's gggrandmother's maiden name was Susan Abigail Damrell. She married Henry K. Hunt, who served in the 2nd MSM Cavalry during the War Between the States. Do you know anything of Elisha's lineage? Thanks, Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: "Emily" <aulicino@hevanet.com> To: <MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 10:00 PM Subject: Re: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES > Corrine, > > I'm not a Haynes desc., but have a tidbit...maybe you know how it connects > to you. > > I have a Elisha Damrell who m. Nancy J. Haynes 1858 Monroe Co, MO or Audrain > Co, MO. He died in Audrain Co, MO. I have no dates on her nor do I know > her parents. > > Do you know her? > > I also have a Martha Haynes, b. 1786 who m. Shadrack Woods in Warren Co, KY. > She d. in Marion Co, MO in 1852. > > Know her? > > I've several lines in Audrain Co, including: Doolin, Canterbury, > Talley....and many who relate to them as the families were large. > > Thanks, > E > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Corinne" <res0jhq4@verizon.net> > To: <MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 6:56 PM > Subject: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES > > > > Hello, > > > > I am new to the Haynes family and the Breckinridge and Audrain Cos. lists. > Looking for help with identifying the children of Joel HAYNES. Looking at > census and birth places of his children over a period of years, it appears > that Joel HAYNES arrived in Missouri from Kentucky about 1828-1829. I did > not find him in Audrain Co., MO in 1830. > > > > 1840 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > > Salt River Township, page 10, line 26 > > Joel HAYNES > > 1 male - 5 and under 10 (probably Charles) > > 1 male - 10 and under 15 (probably John) > > 1 male - 16 and under 20 > > 1 male - 20 and under 30 (Is this the Henry G. Haynes, age 31, > found in 1850, pg. 167A) > > 1 male - 40 and under 50 (should be Joel Haynes) > > 1 female - 5 and under 10 (probably L. H.) > > 3 females - 10 and under 15 (probably Nancy D., A. T. and > Julia) > > 1 female - 40 and under 50 (should be Martha) > > > > By 1850 the oldest 2 males are gone from the home. > > > > 1850 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > > Page 154, 4/4 > > HAYNES, Joel, 52, m, Farmer, b. VA > > . . . Martha, 54, f, b. VA (is this Patsy GREER m. 19 Nov 1817 > in Breckinridge Co., KY?) > > . . . W. L., 26, m, b. KY > > . . . Nancy D., 22, f, b. KY > > . . . John, 21, m, b. MO > > . . . A. T., 20, f, b. MO (is this daughter Almarinda T.?) > > . . . L. H., 9, f, b. MO > > . . . Charles, 16, m, b. MO > > DAVIS, Madison, 26, m, b. KY > > . . . Julia, 22, f, b. KY > > . . . Joel, 1, m, b. MO > > . . . Martha, 2 mo., f, b. MO > > > > Is this Madison Davis the same person as M. A. Davis found on page 690, HH > 566/564 in 1860? This HH is 2 houses away from Joel Haynes. If so, why are > his children living with their grandfather Joel instead of with him? > > > > 1860 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > > Salt River Township, Page 690, 568/566 > > HAYNES, Joel, 63, m, Farmer/Widower, b. VA > > . . . A. T., 31, f, House Keeper, b. MO (is this daughter > Almarinda T.?) > > . . . C. H., 27, m, Farm Hand, b. MO (probably Charles) > > DAVIS, Joel, 11, m., b. MO (s/o Madison and Julia) > > . . . M. E., 10, f, b. MO (this would be Martha, d/o Madison > and Julia) > > > > I discovered a marriage record on the Sullivan Co., MOGenWeb site which > states that William C. AYERS m. Rinda Haynes on 18 Sep 1864. William C. > AYERS was b. 2 Dec 1813 in OH. This Rinda in definitely my hubby's line. > A check of William C. AYERS's Civil War Pension Application Card shows his > widow as Almarinda T. AYERS. The 1870 Sullivan Co., MO census shows > Almarind T. AYERS b. abt. 1830 in MO. Both parents b. in VA. > > > > I am trying to find proof, one way or the other, if the A. T. HAYNES > listed in the 1850 and 1860 Audrain Co., MO census in the home of Joel > HAYNES is my Almarinda T. HAYNES AYERS. All of the data found thus far > matches, but it is still not proof...yet. > > > > While I am on the subject, are the William HAYNES, age 75, and wife Mary, > age 69, both b. VA on page 172B in the 1850 Audrain Co., MO census the > parents of Joel HAYNES? > > > > The only Joel HAYNES which I can find prior to 1828 is in Breckingridge > Co., KY. Marriage record states Joel HAYNES m. Patsy GREER on 19 Nov 1817. > > > > Any help will be greatly appreciated. > > > > TIA, > > Corinne > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== > > Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; > > http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html > > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > > > > > > > ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== > Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; > http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett >

Bob: Just a note of interest. The ancestor I am looking for served in the same Co. L, 2nd M. S. MO Cav. also. This ancestor came home and married Almarinda Haynes. It is possible that Almarinda's sister Nancy married a Damrell. Corinne -----Original Message----- From: Bob Strange <rstrange@satx.rr.com> To: MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com <MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, January 30, 2002 7:31 PM Subject: Re: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES >Emily, >The Elisha Damrell intrigues me. My wife's gggrandmother's maiden name was >Susan Abigail Damrell. She married Henry K. Hunt, who served in the 2nd MSM >Cavalry during the War Between the States. Do you know anything of Elisha's >lineage? Thanks, >Bob >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Emily" <aulicino@hevanet.com> >To: <MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 10:00 PM >Subject: Re: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES > > >> Corrine, >> >> I'm not a Haynes desc., but have a tidbit...maybe you know how it connects >> to you. >> >> I have a Elisha Damrell who m. Nancy J. Haynes 1858 Monroe Co, MO or >Audrain >> Co, MO. He died in Audrain Co, MO. I have no dates on her nor do I know >> her parents. >> >> Do you know her? >> >> I also have a Martha Haynes, b. 1786 who m. Shadrack Woods in Warren Co, >KY. >> She d. in Marion Co, MO in 1852. >> >> Know her? >> >> I've several lines in Audrain Co, including: Doolin, Canterbury, >> Talley....and many who relate to them as the families were large. >> >> Thanks, >> E >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Corinne" <res0jhq4@verizon.net> >> To: <MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 6:56 PM >> Subject: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES >> >> >> > Hello, >> > >> > I am new to the Haynes family and the Breckinridge and Audrain Cos. >lists. >> Looking for help with identifying the children of Joel HAYNES. Looking at >> census and birth places of his children over a period of years, it appears >> that Joel HAYNES arrived in Missouri from Kentucky about 1828-1829. I >did >> not find him in Audrain Co., MO in 1830. >> > >> > 1840 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census >> > Salt River Township, page 10, line 26 >> > Joel HAYNES >> > 1 male - 5 and under 10 (probably Charles) >> > 1 male - 10 and under 15 (probably John) >> > 1 male - 16 and under 20 >> > 1 male - 20 and under 30 (Is this the Henry G. Haynes, age >31, >> found in 1850, pg. 167A) >> > 1 male - 40 and under 50 (should be Joel Haynes) >> > 1 female - 5 and under 10 (probably L. H.) >> > 3 females - 10 and under 15 (probably Nancy D., A. T. and >> Julia) >> > 1 female - 40 and under 50 (should be Martha) >> > >> > By 1850 the oldest 2 males are gone from the home. >> > >> > 1850 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census >> > Page 154, 4/4 >> > HAYNES, Joel, 52, m, Farmer, b. VA >> > . . . Martha, 54, f, b. VA (is this Patsy GREER m. 19 Nov >1817 >> in Breckinridge Co., KY?) >> > . . . W. L., 26, m, b. KY >> > . . . Nancy D., 22, f, b. KY >> > . . . John, 21, m, b. MO >> > . . . A. T., 20, f, b. MO (is this daughter Almarinda T.?) >> > . . . L. H., 9, f, b. MO >> > . . . Charles, 16, m, b. MO >> > DAVIS, Madison, 26, m, b. KY >> > . . . Julia, 22, f, b. KY >> > . . . Joel, 1, m, b. MO >> > . . . Martha, 2 mo., f, b. MO >> > >> > Is this Madison Davis the same person as M. A. Davis found on page 690, >HH >> 566/564 in 1860? This HH is 2 houses away from Joel Haynes. If so, why >are >> his children living with their grandfather Joel instead of with him? >> > >> > 1860 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census >> > Salt River Township, Page 690, 568/566 >> > HAYNES, Joel, 63, m, Farmer/Widower, b. VA >> > . . . A. T., 31, f, House Keeper, b. MO (is this daughter >> Almarinda T.?) >> > . . . C. H., 27, m, Farm Hand, b. MO (probably Charles) >> > DAVIS, Joel, 11, m., b. MO (s/o Madison and Julia) >> > . . . M. E., 10, f, b. MO (this would be Martha, d/o Madison >> and Julia) >> > >> > I discovered a marriage record on the Sullivan Co., MOGenWeb site which >> states that William C. AYERS m. Rinda Haynes on 18 Sep 1864. William C. >> AYERS was b. 2 Dec 1813 in OH. This Rinda in definitely my hubby's line. >> A check of William C. AYERS's Civil War Pension Application Card shows his >> widow as Almarinda T. AYERS. The 1870 Sullivan Co., MO census shows >> Almarind T. AYERS b. abt. 1830 in MO. Both parents b. in VA. >> > >> > I am trying to find proof, one way or the other, if the A. T. HAYNES >> listed in the 1850 and 1860 Audrain Co., MO census in the home of Joel >> HAYNES is my Almarinda T. HAYNES AYERS. All of the data found thus far >> matches, but it is still not proof...yet. >> > >> > While I am on the subject, are the William HAYNES, age 75, and wife >Mary, >> age 69, both b. VA on page 172B in the 1850 Audrain Co., MO census the >> parents of Joel HAYNES? >> > >> > The only Joel HAYNES which I can find prior to 1828 is in Breckingridge >> Co., KY. Marriage record states Joel HAYNES m. Patsy GREER on 19 Nov >1817. >> > >> > Any help will be greatly appreciated. >> > >> > TIA, >> > Corinne >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== >> > Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; >> > http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html >> > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett >> > >> > >> >> >> ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== >> Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; >> http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html >> To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett >> > > > >==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== >If you wish to subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Audrain Co. 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Emily: I wish I had more info for you but I am just starting on the HAYNES line. I only found Almarinda HAYNES last Saturday. I will tell you that Nancy 'D.' listed in the 1850 census in the home of Joel HAYNES could be Nancy 'J.' It was very hard to make out. I compared it to other 'J's' on the page and decided it was a 'D'. I could be wrong. Nancy was 22 in 1850 and still living at home. Almarinda did not marry until she was 34 so there may be a trend with this family of late marriages, for whatever reason. Corinne -----Original Message----- From: Emily <aulicino@hevanet.com> To: MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com <MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 8:02 PM Subject: Re: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES >Corrine, > >I'm not a Haynes desc., but have a tidbit...maybe you know how it connects >to you. > >I have a Elisha Damrell who m. Nancy J. Haynes 1858 Monroe Co, MO or Audrain >Co, MO. He died in Audrain Co, MO. I have no dates on her nor do I know >her parents. > >Do you know her? > >I also have a Martha Haynes, b. 1786 who m. Shadrack Woods in Warren Co, KY. >She d. in Marion Co, MO in 1852. > >Know her? > >I've several lines in Audrain Co, including: Doolin, Canterbury, >Talley....and many who relate to them as the families were large. > >Thanks, >E > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Corinne" <res0jhq4@verizon.net> >To: <MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 6:56 PM >Subject: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES > > >> Hello, >> >> I am new to the Haynes family and the Breckinridge and Audrain Cos. lists. >Looking for help with identifying the children of Joel HAYNES. Looking at >census and birth places of his children over a period of years, it appears >that Joel HAYNES arrived in Missouri from Kentucky about 1828-1829. I did >not find him in Audrain Co., MO in 1830. >> >> 1840 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census >> Salt River Township, page 10, line 26 >> Joel HAYNES >> 1 male - 5 and under 10 (probably Charles) >> 1 male - 10 and under 15 (probably John) >> 1 male - 16 and under 20 >> 1 male - 20 and under 30 (Is this the Henry G. Haynes, age 31, >found in 1850, pg. 167A) >> 1 male - 40 and under 50 (should be Joel Haynes) >> 1 female - 5 and under 10 (probably L. H.) >> 3 females - 10 and under 15 (probably Nancy D., A. T. and >Julia) >> 1 female - 40 and under 50 (should be Martha) >> >> By 1850 the oldest 2 males are gone from the home. >> >> 1850 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census >> Page 154, 4/4 >> HAYNES, Joel, 52, m, Farmer, b. VA >> . . . Martha, 54, f, b. VA (is this Patsy GREER m. 19 Nov 1817 >in Breckinridge Co., KY?) >> . . . W. L., 26, m, b. KY >> . . . Nancy D., 22, f, b. KY >> . . . John, 21, m, b. MO >> . . . A. T., 20, f, b. MO (is this daughter Almarinda T.?) >> . . . L. H., 9, f, b. MO >> . . . Charles, 16, m, b. MO >> DAVIS, Madison, 26, m, b. KY >> . . . Julia, 22, f, b. KY >> . . . Joel, 1, m, b. MO >> . . . Martha, 2 mo., f, b. MO >> >> Is this Madison Davis the same person as M. A. Davis found on page 690, HH >566/564 in 1860? This HH is 2 houses away from Joel Haynes. If so, why are >his children living with their grandfather Joel instead of with him? >> >> 1860 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census >> Salt River Township, Page 690, 568/566 >> HAYNES, Joel, 63, m, Farmer/Widower, b. VA >> . . . A. T., 31, f, House Keeper, b. MO (is this daughter >Almarinda T.?) >> . . . C. H., 27, m, Farm Hand, b. MO (probably Charles) >> DAVIS, Joel, 11, m., b. MO (s/o Madison and Julia) >> . . . M. E., 10, f, b. MO (this would be Martha, d/o Madison >and Julia) >> >> I discovered a marriage record on the Sullivan Co., MOGenWeb site which >states that William C. AYERS m. Rinda Haynes on 18 Sep 1864. William C. >AYERS was b. 2 Dec 1813 in OH. This Rinda in definitely my hubby's line. >A check of William C. AYERS's Civil War Pension Application Card shows his >widow as Almarinda T. AYERS. The 1870 Sullivan Co., MO census shows >Almarind T. AYERS b. abt. 1830 in MO. Both parents b. in VA. >> >> I am trying to find proof, one way or the other, if the A. T. HAYNES >listed in the 1850 and 1860 Audrain Co., MO census in the home of Joel >HAYNES is my Almarinda T. HAYNES AYERS. All of the data found thus far >matches, but it is still not proof...yet. >> >> While I am on the subject, are the William HAYNES, age 75, and wife Mary, >age 69, both b. VA on page 172B in the 1850 Audrain Co., MO census the >parents of Joel HAYNES? >> >> The only Joel HAYNES which I can find prior to 1828 is in Breckingridge >Co., KY. Marriage record states Joel HAYNES m. Patsy GREER on 19 Nov 1817. >> >> Any help will be greatly appreciated. >> >> TIA, >> Corinne >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== >> Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; >> http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html >> To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett >> >> > > >==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== >Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; >http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html >To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett >

Corrine, I'm not a Haynes desc., but have a tidbit...maybe you know how it connects to you. I have a Elisha Damrell who m. Nancy J. Haynes 1858 Monroe Co, MO or Audrain Co, MO. He died in Audrain Co, MO. I have no dates on her nor do I know her parents. Do you know her? I also have a Martha Haynes, b. 1786 who m. Shadrack Woods in Warren Co, KY. She d. in Marion Co, MO in 1852. Know her? I've several lines in Audrain Co, including: Doolin, Canterbury, Talley....and many who relate to them as the families were large. Thanks, E ----- Original Message ----- From: "Corinne" <res0jhq4@verizon.net> To: <MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 6:56 PM Subject: [MOAUDRAI] Joel HAYNES > Hello, > > I am new to the Haynes family and the Breckinridge and Audrain Cos. lists. Looking for help with identifying the children of Joel HAYNES. Looking at census and birth places of his children over a period of years, it appears that Joel HAYNES arrived in Missouri from Kentucky about 1828-1829. I did not find him in Audrain Co., MO in 1830. > > 1840 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > Salt River Township, page 10, line 26 > Joel HAYNES > 1 male - 5 and under 10 (probably Charles) > 1 male - 10 and under 15 (probably John) > 1 male - 16 and under 20 > 1 male - 20 and under 30 (Is this the Henry G. Haynes, age 31, found in 1850, pg. 167A) > 1 male - 40 and under 50 (should be Joel Haynes) > 1 female - 5 and under 10 (probably L. H.) > 3 females - 10 and under 15 (probably Nancy D., A. T. and Julia) > 1 female - 40 and under 50 (should be Martha) > > By 1850 the oldest 2 males are gone from the home. > > 1850 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > Page 154, 4/4 > HAYNES, Joel, 52, m, Farmer, b. VA > . . . Martha, 54, f, b. VA (is this Patsy GREER m. 19 Nov 1817 in Breckinridge Co., KY?) > . . . W. L., 26, m, b. KY > . . . Nancy D., 22, f, b. KY > . . . John, 21, m, b. MO > . . . A. T., 20, f, b. MO (is this daughter Almarinda T.?) > . . . L. H., 9, f, b. MO > . . . Charles, 16, m, b. MO > DAVIS, Madison, 26, m, b. KY > . . . Julia, 22, f, b. KY > . . . Joel, 1, m, b. MO > . . . Martha, 2 mo., f, b. MO > > Is this Madison Davis the same person as M. A. Davis found on page 690, HH 566/564 in 1860? This HH is 2 houses away from Joel Haynes. If so, why are his children living with their grandfather Joel instead of with him? > > 1860 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census > Salt River Township, Page 690, 568/566 > HAYNES, Joel, 63, m, Farmer/Widower, b. VA > . . . A. T., 31, f, House Keeper, b. MO (is this daughter Almarinda T.?) > . . . C. H., 27, m, Farm Hand, b. MO (probably Charles) > DAVIS, Joel, 11, m., b. MO (s/o Madison and Julia) > . . . M. E., 10, f, b. MO (this would be Martha, d/o Madison and Julia) > > I discovered a marriage record on the Sullivan Co., MOGenWeb site which states that William C. AYERS m. Rinda Haynes on 18 Sep 1864. William C. AYERS was b. 2 Dec 1813 in OH. This Rinda in definitely my hubby's line. A check of William C. AYERS's Civil War Pension Application Card shows his widow as Almarinda T. AYERS. The 1870 Sullivan Co., MO census shows Almarind T. AYERS b. abt. 1830 in MO. Both parents b. in VA. > > I am trying to find proof, one way or the other, if the A. T. HAYNES listed in the 1850 and 1860 Audrain Co., MO census in the home of Joel HAYNES is my Almarinda T. HAYNES AYERS. All of the data found thus far matches, but it is still not proof...yet. > > While I am on the subject, are the William HAYNES, age 75, and wife Mary, age 69, both b. VA on page 172B in the 1850 Audrain Co., MO census the parents of Joel HAYNES? > > The only Joel HAYNES which I can find prior to 1828 is in Breckingridge Co., KY. Marriage record states Joel HAYNES m. Patsy GREER on 19 Nov 1817. > > Any help will be greatly appreciated. > > TIA, > Corinne > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== > Checkout the other lists being watched over by your List Mom; > http://mailing_lists.homestead.com/lists.html > To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > >

Hello, I am new to the Haynes family and the Breckinridge and Audrain Cos. lists. Looking for help with identifying the children of Joel HAYNES. Looking at census and birth places of his children over a period of years, it appears that Joel HAYNES arrived in Missouri from Kentucky about 1828-1829. I did not find him in Audrain Co., MO in 1830. 1840 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census Salt River Township, page 10, line 26 Joel HAYNES 1 male - 5 and under 10 (probably Charles) 1 male - 10 and under 15 (probably John) 1 male - 16 and under 20 1 male - 20 and under 30 (Is this the Henry G. Haynes, age 31, found in 1850, pg. 167A) 1 male - 40 and under 50 (should be Joel Haynes) 1 female - 5 and under 10 (probably L. H.) 3 females - 10 and under 15 (probably Nancy D., A. T. and Julia) 1 female - 40 and under 50 (should be Martha) By 1850 the oldest 2 males are gone from the home. 1850 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census Page 154, 4/4 HAYNES, Joel, 52, m, Farmer, b. VA . . . Martha, 54, f, b. VA (is this Patsy GREER m. 19 Nov 1817 in Breckinridge Co., KY?) . . . W. L., 26, m, b. KY . . . Nancy D., 22, f, b. KY . . . John, 21, m, b. MO . . . A. T., 20, f, b. MO (is this daughter Almarinda T.?) . . . L. H., 9, f, b. MO . . . Charles, 16, m, b. MO DAVIS, Madison, 26, m, b. KY . . . Julia, 22, f, b. KY . . . Joel, 1, m, b. MO . . . Martha, 2 mo., f, b. MO Is this Madison Davis the same person as M. A. Davis found on page 690, HH 566/564 in 1860? This HH is 2 houses away from Joel Haynes. If so, why are his children living with their grandfather Joel instead of with him? 1860 Audrain Co., MO Federal Enumeration Census Salt River Township, Page 690, 568/566 HAYNES, Joel, 63, m, Farmer/Widower, b. VA . . . A. T., 31, f, House Keeper, b. MO (is this daughter Almarinda T.?) . . . C. H., 27, m, Farm Hand, b. MO (probably Charles) DAVIS, Joel, 11, m., b. MO (s/o Madison and Julia) . . . M. E., 10, f, b. MO (this would be Martha, d/o Madison and Julia) I discovered a marriage record on the Sullivan Co., MOGenWeb site which states that William C. AYERS m. Rinda Haynes on 18 Sep 1864. William C. AYERS was b. 2 Dec 1813 in OH. This Rinda in definitely my hubby's line. A check of William C. AYERS's Civil War Pension Application Card shows his widow as Almarinda T. AYERS. The 1870 Sullivan Co., MO census shows Almarind T. AYERS b. abt. 1830 in MO. Both parents b. in VA. I am trying to find proof, one way or the other, if the A. T. HAYNES listed in the 1850 and 1860 Audrain Co., MO census in the home of Joel HAYNES is my Almarinda T. HAYNES AYERS. All of the data found thus far matches, but it is still not proof...yet. While I am on the subject, are the William HAYNES, age 75, and wife Mary, age 69, both b. VA on page 172B in the 1850 Audrain Co., MO census the parents of Joel HAYNES? The only Joel HAYNES which I can find prior to 1828 is in Breckingridge Co., KY. Marriage record states Joel HAYNES m. Patsy GREER on 19 Nov 1817. Any help will be greatly appreciated. TIA, Corinne

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Janis: Thanks for your efforts, but this is not the Wade Hampton Green that I was looking for. His parents were James E. Green, born in 1831 and Sarah Byrns, born in 1840. The Wade Green in Franklin County was living in his grandparents' home who were younger than my Wade Green's parents. I do appreciate that we've, at least, eliminated one possibility. Rod G.

Janis: That might possibly be him. Bertha and he did not marry until Dec. 23, 1903. I don't have a Missouri map handy just now, but I don't think that Franklin Co. is that far away from Audrain. You referred to "Nativity"...is that the name of a town? Was this Wade Green living in a household with anyone else...or was it a rooming house, perhaps? Thanks for your time & assistance. Rod Austin, TX

Rod, It doesn't look like Franklin Co. is too far from Audrain Co. Here's what I see. This is 12 June 1900....Franklin County, Missouri, Washington twp, Washington City. ED 40, page 299A 5th St. 230, family 264 Parr, J.R. Head, W,M, Dec 1840, 60, M, 30, KY, Maine, KY, teamster Jeanette, wife, W,F, June 1842, 58, M, 30, 2 children, 1 living, Mo,Mo,Mo Hurst, Prizie, daughter, W,F, July 1868, 31, W1, 3 children, 2 living, Mo, Ky, Mo Hurst, Robert, grandson, W,M, March 1891, 9,S, Mo,Mo,Mo, at school Roy, grandson, W,M, Dec. 1893, 7, S, Mo,Mo,Mo, at school Earl, grandson, W,M, June 1896, 4, S, Mo,Mo,Mo, Green, Wade, grandson, W,M, July 1877, 22, S, Mo,Ky,Mo, Railroad porter This is the family that Wade is living with. Nativity that I stated was states where he and parents were born. Hope this helps. Janis >From: Ragreen516@aol.com >Reply-To: MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com >To: MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [MOAUDRAI] 1900 Census-Wade Hampton Green, Audrain County >Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 13:15:38 EST > >Janis: > That might possibly be him. Bertha and he did not marry until Dec. >23, >1903. I don't have a Missouri map handy just now, but I don't think that >Franklin Co. is that far away from Audrain. You referred to >"Nativity"...is >that the name of a town? Was this Wade Green living in a household with >anyone else...or was it a rooming house, perhaps? >Thanks for your time & assistance. >Rod >Austin, TX > > >==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== >NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain letters, political >announcements, current events, items for sale, personal messages, flames, >etc. (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be grounds for >removal. >Consideration for exceptions, contact Kathleen Burnett >kathleenburnett@earthlink.net >To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > _________________________________________________________________ Join the world’s largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com

Rod, 1900 census, Missouri. I find a Wade Green, age 22 and single, working for the RR. Do you know what year he and Bertha married? This is Franklin Co, Mo. Probably one end of his RR run. I did print it off if you think it could be the one you are looking for. Nativity, MO, KY, KY. Janis >From: Ragreen516@aol.com >Reply-To: MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com >To: MOAUDRAI-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [MOAUDRAI] 1900 Census-Wade Hampton Green, Audrain County >Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2002 06:54:32 EST > >Need a lookup for Wade Hampton Green of Audrain County, Missouri. Have >seen >references to him in family letters as "Hampton" or "Hamp". Wife's name >was >Bertha Ridgway. It's believed he was born in about 1877. Possible >children >in census might have been Mabel and Gertrude. If you find, please, provide >all details. Page #, children, ages, etc. >Thanks, >Rod Green, >Austin, TX. > > >==== MOAUDRAI Mailing List ==== >If you wish to subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Audrain Co. MO list, >use >MOAUDRAI-l-request@rootsweb.com or MOAUDRAI-d-request@rootsweb.com if >you are on the Digest list. >To learn more about my world visit http://dwp.bigplanet.com/kburnett > _________________________________________________________________ Join the world’s largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. http://www.hotmail.com

Need a lookup for Wade Hampton Green of Audrain County, Missouri. Have seen references to him in family letters as "Hampton" or "Hamp". Wife's name was Bertha Ridgway. It's believed he was born in about 1877. Possible children in census might have been Mabel and Gertrude. If you find, please, provide all details. Page #, children, ages, etc. Thanks, Rod Green, Austin, TX.