Casey, I am forwarding your message to the list mail readers, maybe someone who reads can help - and perhaps will be researching the Danley family, too. We are doing home construction and so at the moment I can't get to my copy of the Exeter book to see the publication date. List Readers,  a researcher of the Danley family wants to know about the out of print Exeter book. Would you very kindly help her out. Thanks, Donna Cooper ----- Forwarded Message ----- >From: Casey Danley <caseyedanley@hotmail.com> >To: donnac58@yahoo.com >Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2012 11:30 PM >Subject: Publication date of "First 100 Years of Exeter" > > > >Greetings Donna, >  >What was the publication date of "First 100 Years of Exeter"? >  >Thanks, >Casey Danley >DeWitt, Iowa >  >FYI: I am a descendent of - and doing research on - Hezekiah "HK" Danley.  Also related to the Drinkwater, Metcalf, and Bryson families in Barry county, MO. > > >

If you haven't done so - you should use the search box that I provide for you on the front page of the web site. I am forwarding your message to the list mail folks. Maybe one of them will be researching the family that you are talking about or will be a relative. Okay, list readers, Peggy needs some help! Thanks, Donna Cooper  ----- Forwarded Message ----- >From: Peggy lee Roy <peggyroy4@yahoo.com> >To: "donnac58@yahoo.com" <donnac58@yahoo.com> >Sent: Monday, January 23, 2012 6:52 PM >Subject: hudson research > > >Dear Donna, >  >Thank you for getting back to me. B F Hudson, was my ggggranfather he was married too Ursula Culton, they where >  >married 24 Aug 1842 in mcminn co Tn. they moved to Cassvill, Barry co; mo she died 17th of July 1842 in barry co mo. >  >her father was James W Culton and mother was margaret Weir. a lot of cultons are in Jasper Mo. >  >B F hudson was a judge in mo 1854 he married a lot of people. he then married again to a lady by the >  >name of Sarah J Stephens.He had four daugthers, Sarah Hudson who was my gggrandmother she married William Henley >  >my mom is a Henley.  Grandfather hudson was born in N C .I found him on the 1850 census. >  >he was related to the Hisaws, Wilsons, and the Blythes. >  >I have hunted everywhere that I could to find out where they are buried. no luck? HELP HA HA >  >Thanks  Peggy Lee Roy.    > >

Maryann, I am not a Blakeslee researcher or descendant of the family.  I am  the coordinator of the web site and so my name is on a lot of pages.  I am forwarding your message to the list mail readers hoping one of them will be a relative or someone that reads the message will be able to help you with your research. Best of luck, Donna Cooper ----- Forwarded Message ----- >From: Maryann Thomas <thomasmaryann23@yahoo.com> >To: jibberish66@yahoo.com; donnac58@yahoo.com >Sent: Monday, January 23, 2012 4:46 PM >Subject: Blakeslee > > >Hi, I found your name on the Barry County web site and I am researching the Blakeslees.  Lafayette born 1829 is my gggg aunt Blakeslee's sister, Jeanette and Jason Blakeslee.  They are from Crawford County Pa.  right?  I would like to find out more for Lafayette and his sblings.  I believe one is in Ill. and another went to Mich. would love to hear from you. >MaryAnn Meinhardt > >

List Readers and Patricia, this week's featured photo is Blanche Pruitt. I hope you like the lay out with all her photos on one page. I wonder who Hazel Pruitt is. Any of you know how she is related to Blanche? http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/oddsnends/bryfams.htm  CC: Patricia, thanks for your submissions - always VERY GLAD to get what you send. Donna Cooper

Okay, here is part 2 of the story that I posted yesterday. The DNA man with the Blythe and Carney family says his father was adopted and that this is only part of his family. He knows nothing about them except that his father was J1c3d, which is very rare for Irish origins. However, he says that his autosomal DNA has Scots-Irish connections; so it is likely there is six or seven generations since his Jewish/Semitic connection. In other other words, he has no idea how he matches as a cousin to me and I don't either. It has to be through one of his unknown families, I would imagine since I don't think that I am related to the Blythe or Carney families of Barry County. His message reads that Bill Clinton is his second cousin twice removed. He doesn't say that it is so, but his connection of course, has to be the Barry County Blythe family through William Jefferson Blythe. He said he wasn't invited to the inaugural ball like most of the cousins were- and considers himself the black sheep of the family. I suppose that is because of his father's adoption - anyway I am guessing. -------------------- List Readers, I have a puzzle for you. I am totally lost on this one! One man who is showing up as a 3rd cousin to me on DNA has some Barry County family names listed. That might mean he has two or more families that he is related to me in several different ways. Hard to say! The other names he has - I have no idea about who they are or how they could be connected to any of my families. HOWEVER, that does not mean that they are not connected. I ran them through World Connect looking for clues but saw no familiar names listed by researchers. I did see a 175 year old man that had a child though and a woman who married at age 10. Sorry, I couldn't resist telling that! Shame on me! Not nice! Anyway, this family below was given in among his nine generations of families as ancestors that he posted in part in a DNA file, so I assume it is pretty accurate. I am asking for your help - since I know some of you descend from these families. _________________ He listed these surnames as his ancestral names. I can't find a connection to any of them - but could have, I guess. Bird Blythe Childress Headen Little Montgomery Moore Murphy Rucker Scharf Chastain Gowder Adriane Carruthers Ehart Flemming Hobson Hueston Lavalles or Lovell Massey McConnell McDonald Norwood Reynolds Rutherford Unknown Woods Work ------------------------------ His Gedcom has William Blythe and Mary Hueston as Samuel Blythe's parents. Descendants of Samuel Blythe 1 Samuel Blythe b: 1807 in Meigs Co., TN d: 1867 in Meigs Co., TN +Mary Montgomery b: 1804 in KY 2 William Jefferson Blythe b: Oct 22, 1829 in TN d: Sep 26, 1858 in Barry Co., MO +Martha Bayless b: Jan 22, 1830 in Washington Co., TN m: Abt. 1851 in Meigs Co., TN 2 James Blythe 2 John Blythe b: Jan 18, 1825 d: Jun 26, 1897 in Perry Co., AR +Mary Murphy b: 1827 ------------------------------------ Descendants of William Jefferson Blythe 1 William Jefferson Blythe b: Oct 22, 1829 in TN d: Sep 26, 1858 in Barry Co., MO +Martha Bayless b: Jan 22, 1830 in Washington Co., TN m: Abt. 1851 in Meigs Co., TN 2 Mary Jane Blythe b: Nov 22, 1850 in Meigs Co., TN +George Dillard Wilson b: 1851 in Barry Co., MO d: Jun 15, 1883 in Cato, Barry Co., MO 2 George Montgomery Blythe b: Aug 08, 1852 in Meigs Co., TN d: Aug 24, 1891 in Cato, Barry Co., MO Burial: Doty Cemetery +Mary Ann Carney b: May 28, 1856 in Barry Co., MO d: May 28, 1886 in Barry Co., MO 2 John Thomas Blythe b: Nov 06, 1853 in Meigs Co., TN +Nancy Carney b: Jun 08, 1850 in Barry Co., MO 2 James Carrick Blythe b: Apr 27, 1855 in Meigs Co., TN +Mary Elmira Carney b: Oct 01, 1858 in Barry Co., MO m: Nov 28, 1880 in Barry Co., MO d: Jun 27, 1928 in Monett, Barry Co., MO 2 Samuel Wilson Blythe b: Nov 29, 1856 in Barry Co., MO d: May 03, 1937 in Barry Co., MO +Harriet Sylvania Brock b: May 16, 1866 in Barry Co., MO m: Dec 26, 1886 in Barry Co., MO d: Jun 26, 1942 in Barry Co., MO 2 William Jefferson Blythe b: Feb 22, 1859 in Barry Co., MO ------------------------------- As a note of interest - our cabinets came in today - all but six of them. So now we have more work to do!!! I will be so glad when this project is finished!

List Readers, I have a puzzle for you. I am totally lost on this one! One man who is showing up as a 3rd cousin to me on DNA has some Barry County family names listed. That might mean he has two or more families that he is related to me in several different ways. Hard to say! The other names he has - I have no idea about who they are or how they could be connected to any of my families. HOWEVER, that does not mean that they are not connected. I ran them through World Connect looking for clues but saw no familiar names listed by researchers. I did see a 175 year old man that had a child though and a woman who married at age 10. Sorry, I couldn't resist telling that! Shame on me! Not nice! Anyway, this family below was given in among his nine generations of families as ancestors that he posted in part in a DNA file, so I assume it is pretty accurate. I am asking for your help - since I know some of you descend from these families. _________________ He listed these surnames as his ancestral names. I can't find a connection to any of them - but could have, I guess. Bird Blythe Childress Headen Little Montgomery Moore Murphy Rucker Scharf Chastain Gowder Adriane Carruthers Ehart Flemming Hobson Hueston Lavalles or Lovell Massey McConnell McDonald Norwood Reynolds Rutherford Unknown Woods Work ------------------------------ His Gedcom has William Blythe and Mary Hueston as Samuel Blythe's parents. Descendants of Samuel Blythe 1 Samuel Blythe b: 1807 in Meigs Co., TN d: 1867 in Meigs Co., TN +Mary Montgomery b: 1804 in KY 2 William Jefferson Blythe b: Oct 22, 1829 in TN d: Sep 26, 1858 in Barry Co., MO +Martha Bayless b: Jan 22, 1830 in Washington Co., TN m: Abt. 1851 in Meigs Co., TN 2 James Blythe 2 John Blythe b: Jan 18, 1825 d: Jun 26, 1897 in Perry Co., AR +Mary Murphy b: 1827 ------------------------------------ Descendants of William Jefferson Blythe 1 William Jefferson Blythe b: Oct 22, 1829 in TN d: Sep 26, 1858 in Barry Co., MO +Martha Bayless b: Jan 22, 1830 in Washington Co., TN m: Abt. 1851 in Meigs Co., TN 2 Mary Jane Blythe b: Nov 22, 1850 in Meigs Co., TN +George Dillard Wilson b: 1851 in Barry Co., MO d: Jun 15, 1883 in Cato, Barry Co., MO 2 George Montgomery Blythe b: Aug 08, 1852 in Meigs Co., TN d: Aug 24, 1891 in Cato, Barry Co., MO Burial: Doty Cemetery +Mary Ann Carney b: May 28, 1856 in Barry Co., MO d: May 28, 1886 in Barry Co., MO 2 John Thomas Blythe b: Nov 06, 1853 in Meigs Co., TN +Nancy Carney b: Jun 08, 1850 in Barry Co., MO 2 James Carrick Blythe b: Apr 27, 1855 in Meigs Co., TN +Mary Elmira Carney b: Oct 01, 1858 in Barry Co., MO m: Nov 28, 1880 in Barry Co., MO d: Jun 27, 1928 in Monett, Barry Co., MO 2 Samuel Wilson Blythe b: Nov 29, 1856 in Barry Co., MO d: May 03, 1937 in Barry Co., MO +Harriet Sylvania Brock b: May 16, 1866 in Barry Co., MO m: Dec 26, 1886 in Barry Co., MO d: Jun 26, 1942 in Barry Co., MO 2 William Jefferson Blythe b: Feb 22, 1859 in Barry Co., MO ------------------------------- As a note of interest - our cabinets came in today - all but six of them. So now we have more work to do!!! I will be so glad when this project is finished! Donna Cooper

We have a link on the front page of the web site that will take you to the archives of our mailing list. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/mobarryL.html Maybe that will help. Donna Cooper On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 12:36 AM, Valerie Fabick <vfabick@shaw.ca> wrote: > Awhile ago there were emails regarding a family named Pilkington. I didn't > keep the email as I had nothing to offer but it occured to me later that I > know someone with the family name of Pilkington. I mentioned this to him and > he would be interested to know if there is a connection to him. Could > someone remind me of  the names and dates and locations so that I can let > him know. > > Thanks, Val Fabick >

Awhile ago there were emails regarding a family named Pilkington. I didn't keep the email as I had nothing to offer but it occured to me later that I know someone with the family name of Pilkington. I mentioned this to him and he would be interested to know if there is a connection to him. Could someone remind me of the names and dates and locations so that I can let him know. Thanks, Val Fabick -----Original Message----- From: mobarry-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:mobarry-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of Donna Cooper Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2012 6:50 PM To: mobarry@rootsweb.com Subject: [MOBARRY] Fw: Put some of articles into text forward ----- Forwarded Message ----- >From: Patricia Garrett <calleesgenealogy@hotmail.com> >To: Donna Cooper <donnac58@yahoo.com> >Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2011 5:23 PM >Subject: Put some of articles into text > > > >(1)  SARAH JANE COLE >Born:  27 Feb. 1889, Eagle Rock, Barry Co., Mo. >Died:  8 Mar. 1974, Porterville, Tulare Co., Ca. >Buried:  Home of Peace Cemetery, Porterville, Tulare Co., Ca. (Block C, Sec. 75, Grave 5) >Cause of death:  Complications of age. > > >Husband:  George Lee Hall >Born:  8 Oct. 1888, Yellville, Marion Co., Ark. >Died:  7 Oct. 1969, Porterville, Tulare Co., Ca. >Buried:  Home of Peace Cemetery, Porterville, Tulare Co., Ca. (Block C, Sec. 75, Grave 6) >Cause of death:  Complications of age >Married:  27 November 1909, Eureka Springs, Carroll Co., Arkansas >Occupation:  Traveling preacher/carpenter >Religion:  Pentecostal Church of God > > >(2)   "THE WEDDING"  -  27 November 1909, Eureka Springs, Carroll Co., Arkansas between:  SARAH JANE COLE  and GEORGE LEE HALL, as told to their daughter Leola Ruth Hall:  "Although she had only met George Lee Hall three weeks ago, everyone kept asking her when they were going to be married.  She would just smile and say something non-committal.  She and her good friend Stella Hall had plans they didn't want anyone to know, for Stella wanted a small wedding.  Sarah Jane and Stella were planning to be married at the same time!  The morning of 27 November 1909, Lee and Stella's man, Anse Roberts left on the work train dressed in their work clothes with their dress clothes ind their lunch boxes - all anyone could tell, if they watch, was that they went to work as usual.  Meanwhile, Sarah and Stella told everyone they were going to Eureka Springs on a shopping tour and quietly boarded the morning train.  Giggling a little as girls will when happy, they waved to friends and relatives and left on the morning train.  The men were waiting at Rev. Swope's house.  Soon Sarah Jane Cole and George Lee Hall were standing side by side with Stella May Hall and Anderson (everyone called him "Anse" so much people forgot his real name) Roberts, hearing the words that would make them married couples.  Behind them, the house was filling up with strangers.  Before the ceremony was over the building was full - standing room only.  As they left the building, Sarah heard people shouting "You're to late.  Its all over!" to people coming from the hills to witness a double wedding ceremony.  They could just as well been married at home and had a crowd of loved ones around them!" > > >(Aftermath:  Stella and Anse had a quarrel about a month later - he went off to a friends house and Stella put out a big wash on the rubboard, in spite of a pouring rain.  As a result, she caught pneumonia and died, 22 December 1909.  Note:  Stella was George Lee Hall's youngest sister.) > > > > The list-admin is Donna Cooper, address - (thedonnacooper@gmail.com) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MOBARRY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

forward ----- Forwarded Message ----- >From: Patricia Garrett <calleesgenealogy@hotmail.com> >To: Donna Cooper <donnac58@yahoo.com> >Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2011 5:23 PM >Subject: Put some of articles into text > > > >(1)  SARAH JANE COLE >Born:  27 Feb. 1889, Eagle Rock, Barry Co., Mo. >Died:  8 Mar. 1974, Porterville, Tulare Co., Ca. >Buried:  Home of Peace Cemetery, Porterville, Tulare Co., Ca. (Block C, Sec. 75, Grave 5) >Cause of death:  Complications of age. > > >Husband:  George Lee Hall >Born:  8 Oct. 1888, Yellville, Marion Co., Ark. >Died:  7 Oct. 1969, Porterville, Tulare Co., Ca. >Buried:  Home of Peace Cemetery, Porterville, Tulare Co., Ca. (Block C, Sec. 75, Grave 6) >Cause of death:  Complications of age >Married:  27 November 1909, Eureka Springs, Carroll Co., Arkansas >Occupation:  Traveling preacher/carpenter >Religion:  Pentecostal Church of God > > >(2)   "THE WEDDING"  -  27 November 1909, Eureka Springs, Carroll Co., Arkansas between:  SARAH JANE COLE  and GEORGE LEE HALL, as told to their daughter Leola Ruth Hall:  "Although she had only met George Lee Hall three weeks ago, everyone kept asking her when they were going to be married.  She would just smile and say something non-committal.  She and her good friend Stella Hall had plans they didn't want anyone to know, for Stella wanted a small wedding.  Sarah Jane and Stella were planning to be married at the same time!  The morning of 27 November 1909, Lee and Stella's man, Anse Roberts left on the work train dressed in their work clothes with their dress clothes ind their lunch boxes - all anyone could tell, if they watch, was that they went to work as usual.  Meanwhile, Sarah and Stella told everyone they were going to Eureka Springs on a shopping tour and quietly boarded the morning train.  Giggling a little as girls will when happy, they waved to friends and relatives and left on the morning train.  The men were waiting at Rev. Swope's house.  Soon Sarah Jane Cole and George Lee Hall were standing side by side with Stella May Hall and Anderson (everyone called him "Anse" so much people forgot his real name) Roberts, hearing the words that would make them married couples.  Behind them, the house was filling up with strangers.  Before the ceremony was over the building was full - standing room only.  As they left the building, Sarah heard people shouting "You're to late.  Its all over!" to people coming from the hills to witness a double wedding ceremony.  They could just as well been married at home and had a crowd of loved ones around them!" > > >(Aftermath:  Stella and Anse had a quarrel about a month later - he went off to a friends house and Stella put out a big wash on the rubboard, in spite of a pouring rain.  As a result, she caught pneumonia and died, 22 December 1909.  Note:  Stella was George Lee Hall's youngest sister.) > > > >

Forward ----- Forwarded Message ----- >From: Patricia Garrett <calleesgenealogy@hotmail.com> >To: Donna Cooper <donnac58@yahoo.com> >Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2011 7:29 PM >Subject: Marriage--Leakey/Bradford > > > >Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941 about Sarah E Leaky Name: Sarah E Leaky Spouse Name: William H Bradford Marriage Date: 25 Nov 1883 Marriage County: Madison Source Title 1: Madison County Indiana Source Title 2: Index to Marriage Record 1880-1920 Inc > >

Forward ----- Forwarded Message ----- >From: Patricia Garrett <calleesgenealogy@hotmail.com> >To: Donna Cooper <donnac58@yahoo.com> >Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2011 5:56 PM >Subject: Children of Emma Jane Burris Cole & John Siggel Cole > > > >MARY CHARLOTTA FRANCES (Fannie) COLE >Born:  29 July 1881, Eagle Rock, Barry Co., Mo. >Died:  June 1946, Elk Ranch, Beaver,  Carroll Co., Arkansas >Buried:  Beaver Cemetery, Beaver, Carroll Co., Ark. >Headstone reads:  PYLES  Fannie 1881-1946, Sank 1876-1956 >Cause of death:  Cancer > > >#1:Husband:  Otis Hadlow >Born:  Unknown >Died:  Unknown >Married:  Unknown >Marriage annulled > > >#2:Husband:  Enoch Harrison (Sank/Zank) Pyles >Born:  26 April 1876, Louisville, Jefferson Co., Kentucky >Died:  26 March 1956, San Diego, San Diego Co., Ca. >Buried:  Beaver Cemetery, Beaver, Carroll Co., Ark. >Married:  9 Jan. 1899, Cassville, Barry Co., Mo. > > >Marriage #1 to Otis Hadlow:  Marriage was annulled.  No children from this marriage.  (Note:  Speculation is Fannie married Otis at an early age in order to leave home.  This marriage occurred after her father's (John Sigel Cole - 1862-1923) and mother's (Emma Jane (Burris) Cole) divorce and the remarriage of Emma Jane.  This second marriage for her mother was to Isaac Newton Garrett (1853-1920) on 15 February 1896.)   (Fannie is listed as a witness to this wedding and signed her name "Fanny" Cole.  Fanny at this time was 14 years, 6 months.) > > >"Fannie" had no children from her marriage to Otis Hadlow.  She did have three  children from her second marriage to "Sank".  Emma Lilly Rose Zefria Theodsha (1899-1984), John William Theodore Roosevelt (1900-unknown), and Constance Florence Frances (Franceia) True (1913-1991).  (see l, 2, 3) > > >(Note:  BEGINNING OF MATERIAL on "Zefria" - first child of "Fannie" and "Sank".) >l.  Their first daughter was called by the name of Zefria.  She was born 13 July 1899 (in a house called Oyster Can) in Brooklyn, Carroll Co., Arkansas.  Died:  30 December 1984, El Cajon, San Diego Co., California, cause of death cardiac & respiratory failure, generalized arteriosclerosis.  (Note:  Funeral card reads:  Zefria Bingham Covey, born July 13, 1899, Beaver, Arkansas, died December 30, 1984, El Cajon, California, Graveside Service, Mon., Jan. 7, 1985 -- 11:00am, Clergy, Don Dixon, interment Mt. Grove Cemetery, Branson, Missouri.)  Her first marriage on 2 July 1917 at the courthouse, Carroll Co., Arkansas to Harry Bingham (1892 Berryville, Carrol Co., Ark. - 30 April 1975, Ava, Douglas Co., Mo., buried Mt. Grove Cem., Branson, Taney Co., Mo., cause of death tuberculosis & age).  Zefria and Harry were divorced 11 April 1962 in California.  Through this marriage 13 children were born.  Zefria married second Lee Berty Covey (27 Jan. 1893, Tex. - 13 Apr. 1988, Ca.), 12 April 1962 in El Cajon, San Diego Co., California. > > >AN EXPRESSION OF CARING AND REMEMBERANCE OF HER GRANDMOTHER "FANNY" PYLES AS WRITTEN BY DOVIE (BINGHAM) BALENTINE: >"I'm not sure how to begin.  But, a good beginning would be that she was a good Christian.  She enjoyed going to church.  She enjoyed reading.  She was more or less self-educated - as work seemed more important than school those days.  She went to 2nd and 3rd grade.  She worked hard, she carried water quite a distance as long as I can remember.  She chopped wood, could use a cross-cut saw, plowed the field and garden, could harness and care for the team of mules.  She kept a clean, tidy house, did the laundry on a wash board with lye soap that she made, could cook anything available.  She made all their clothes with feed sacks on a treadle machine.  I can't remember ever seeing her mad.  Fanny was a healthy woman - and enjoyed her chewing tobacco. > > >She raised 3 children, the eldest, being my mother - that was premature - a six month baby weighing 1 1/2 (one-and one half)) pounds.  Fanny kept my mother on a pillow and fed her oatmeal broth.  The family did not have a cow, and Grandma could not nurse. > > >Grandpa (Sank) had a stroke at age 32 so that left everything for Grandma to do.  How hard these people must have had to work.  There was no welfare - no help at all - Those people had to be self-supporting to survive. > > >I never saw Fanny mad or hopeless.  She was patient, understanding, reliable, capable, honest, thoughtful, hard-working, a good manager and loved everyone, everyone loved her.  She was all good wrapped up in one package."  DOVIE - 25 March 1987  (Dovie was the 3rd of 16 children of Zefria.) > > >The sixteen children:  Boy/stillborn (twin), Thomas Andrew (twin), Dovie, Dollie Grace, Charlotta Mary "Lottie", Alice Constance, Leola May, Harry Lawrence, Isabell Ann, Paul/stillborn, James Monroe, Joe Ray, Baby/stillborn. >(Note: END OF MATERIAL on Zefria - first child of "Fannie" and "Sank") > > >(Note:  BEGINNING OF MATERIAL on "Ted" - second child of "Fannie" and "Sank") >2.  Fannie's second child was known as "Ted" and born 24 October 1900, also in Brooklyn.  Little data is available other than he worked for B & B Railroad in the 1950s out of Porterville, Tulare Co., California.  A construction engineer during World War II, and worked in Alaska when Nome was blown up by the Japanese.  He also worked in the coal mines in Picher, Ottawa Co., Oklahoma in the 1920s. >(Note:  END OF MATERIAL on "Ted" - second child of "Fannie" and "Sank") > > >(Note:  BEGINNING OF MATERIAL on "Franceia" - third child of "Fannie" and "Sank") >3.  The third child was "Franceia", (spelling has been veried from Franceia and Franciea) born 2 November 1913 in Elk Ranch, Carroll Co., Arkansas, died 8 November 1991, Lakeside, San Diego Co., California.  Franceia married twice.  Her first marriage was to Claude Clark on 9 June 1936, Yuma, Yuma Co., Arizona,  with whom she had one child Bruce Harrison Clark (born 27 Dec. 1937, San Diego, California).   The second marriage was to Clyde B. Tiffany (born 30 June 1928, Twin Falls, T.F. Co., Idaho) on 9 April 1952.  Obituary:  FRANCIEA P. TIFFANY  Franceia P. Tiffany, 78, resident of Lakeside, died at Grossmont Hospital on Friday (Nov. 8, 1991.  A funeral was held on Tuesday at the Lakeside-Santee Funeral Chapel and she was buried in El Camino Memorial Park.  Mrs. Tiffany was born in Arkansas on Nov. 2, 1913 and lived in the county for 58 years.  She was a Teledyne Ryan Aeronautical aircraft assembler for 20 years.  She is survived by her husband Clyde B.; son, Bruce Clark of Spring Valley, four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. >(Note:  END OF MATERIAL on "Franceia" - third child of "Fannie" and "Sank") > > > >

Good Afternoon, List Readers, I laid my paint brush down and starting hammering away at the web pages. We are getting ready to put in cabinets so we can get a REAL kitchen up and working and then we will do floor covering for the kitchen. We still have a lot of other rooms to finish but are trying to get a working kitchen. Anyway, down to web site talk - been rebuilding pages and working Barry County all day. Here is the cheat sheet for Leann Cemetery additions or notes that were added - Margaret Jane Meadows, by Phyllis Long, Denoze (Dowling) Walker, by Connie Schmidt, Nellie Mae (Conley) (Ellis) Allmon, by Connie Schmidt, Shirley (Hasson) Harmsworth, by Connie Schmidt, Lena Doris Swadley, by Phyllis Long, Rayma "Faye" Bowman (Lassiter), by Phyllis Long, Matthew Scott Ray, by Phyllis Long. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/cemetery/leann/leann.htm Thanks to our helpers Phyllis Long and Connie Schmidt for these new additions and notes. Donna Cooper

List Readers, some new obits found their way to the web site this morning. They were from by these researchers - Stan submitted: John Bosley, John Hadley, and Mary Ellen (McComas) Dixon. Phyllis Long submitted: Tommy Gene Rickman. Don Warner submitted: James Freddie Berziel. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/data/obits.htm Thanks to all! Donna Cooper

Forward of Cole information ----- Forwarded Message ----- >From: Patricia Garrett <calleesgenealogy@hotmail.com> >To: Donna Cooper <donnac58@yahoo.com> >Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2011 6:16 PM >Subject: Nettie Mae Cole--daughter of Emma Jane Burris & John Sigel Cole > > > >NETTIE MAY COLE >Born:  6 March 1887, Eagle Rock, Barry Co., Mo. >Died:  19 May 1974, Ukiah Convalescent Hospital, Ukiah, Mendocino Co., Ca. >Buried:  Pleasant Hill, Lane County, Oregon >Cause of death:  Bronchopneumonia/diabetes > > >Husband:  Frank Scroggins >Born:  7 October 1885, Missouri >Died:  26 February 1951, Eugene, Lane Co., Oregon >Buried:  Pleasant Hill, Lane County, Oregon >Cause of death:  stroke >Married:  21 April 1907 > > >Nettie May Cole and her husband Frank Scroggins were the parents of five children:  Alta, Howard Monroe, Earnest, Orville Amos and Floy Fay. > > >l.  Alta Scroggins was born 1 May 1908 - married Floyd Beck.  Their known children were:  Iva Lee, Marion, Delbert Eugene, Charles Edward, Donna Faye, Dale Leroy and Robert Verdayne.  In 1992 her last known address was 660 Leslie St., Space 77, Ukiah, Mendocino Co., Ca. 95482. > > >2.  Howard Monroe Scroggins was born 1 May 1911, Missouri, died 29 Dec. 1968, Redwood Valley, Mendocino Co., Ca.  He married Maudie Mae Daffern on 11 Feb. 1935, Seligman, Barry Co., Mo..  They later separated but were the parents of:  Roy and Leon Scroggins.  OBITUARY:  HOWARD SCROGGINS:  Redwood Valley - Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday for Howard M. Scroggins, 57, Redwood Valley, whose body was recovered from the Russian River in Redwood Valley Tuesday.  He fell into the river from a railroad trestle on Sunday and drowned.  A native of Missouri, Mr. Scroggins had been a construction worker in Redwood Valley most of his life.  He was the father of Roy and Leon Scroggins, both of Indiana.  He was the son of Nellie Scroggins, Redwood Valley and the brother of Mrs. Alta Beck, Redwood Valley, and Mrs. Floy Fletcher, Ore., and Ernest Scroggins, Washington.  Services will be at Eversole Mortuary and burial will be in Ukiah Cemetery.  (Cause of death:  Drowning/subarachnoid hemorrage.)  Artical published in the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, dated 2 January 1969, Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co., Ca. > > >3.  Earnest Scroggins was born 29 December 1913 and died 1 March 1974, buried in Wapata, Yakima Co., Washington, cause of death:  Heart attack.  He married Lena Mae LaFallette in August 1936, Crane, Stone Co., Mo.  The following children were born of this union:  Larry, Jerry, Juanita, Joyce, Patsy, Jack & Jill. > > >4.  Orville Amos Scroggins was born 27 May 1922, Seligman, Barry Co., Mo., died October 1922 in Seligman, buried Seligman.  Cause of death:  Summer complaint. > > >5.  Floy Fay Scroggins was born 22 May 1924, Seligman, Barry Co., Mo.  She married William Lee Fletcher on 2 July 1941.  Parents of:  Billy, Doris Fay, Shirley, Allen T. & Connie Joe.  Address as of 1992:  P.O. Box 91, Exeter, Mo. 65647 - or Broadway St., Exeter, Mo. > > > >

I agree Thanks much for the best county site on USGenWeb! And Happy Birthday! Sarah Poff stpoff@yahoo.com ________________________________ From: CRB <csm0373@comcast.net> To: mobarry@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2012 2:45 PM Subject: Re: [MOBARRY] Whee, Six Years! Donna, Thanks much for the best county site on USGenWeb! And Happy Birthday! Cliff Bowlin Colorado Springs Researching Bowling, Bowlin, Calton from Barry Co, MO The list-admin is Donna Cooper, address - (thedonnacooper@gmail.com) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MOBARRY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Oh, dear! What else do you see about the date? On Tue, Jan 17, 2012 at 4:59 PM, N Wickam <ncwick39@yahoo.com> wrote: > Donna, now he died before he was born. The dates are 1888 & 1889. > > Nancy > > > ________________________________ >  From: Donna Cooper <thedonnacooper@gmail.com> > To: mobarry@rootsweb.com > Sent: Monday, January 16, 2012 6:33 AM > Subject: [MOBARRY] P. P. Henderson - new > > Good Morning, our thanks to Jack Fly who added three new photos on the > P. P. Henderson Cemetery page. They were for P. P. Henderson - of his > main stone and of his military stone. > > He also noticed that the date we had for Clarence Marbut wasn't > correct. The stone is weather worn and so we are waiting to hear from > Darla Marbut to see if she has dates for him that match what we have > posted. I changed the year to read 1888 for both death and birth - but > am not sure that is correct.  If any of you know what this stone > reads, please let us know. > > http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/cemetery/hendersonpp/hendersonpp.htm > > Donna Cooper > The list-admin is Donna Cooper, address - (thedonnacooper@gmail.com) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MOBARRY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > The list-admin is Donna Cooper, address - (thedonnacooper@gmail.com) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MOBARRY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Donna, now he died before he was born. The dates are 1888 & 1889.  Nancy  ________________________________ From: Donna Cooper <thedonnacooper@gmail.com> To: mobarry@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, January 16, 2012 6:33 AM Subject: [MOBARRY] P. P. Henderson - new Good Morning, our thanks to Jack Fly who added three new photos on the P. P. Henderson Cemetery page. They were for P. P. Henderson - of his main stone and of his military stone. He also noticed that the date we had for Clarence Marbut wasn't correct. The stone is weather worn and so we are waiting to hear from Darla Marbut to see if she has dates for him that match what we have posted. I changed the year to read 1888 for both death and birth - but am not sure that is correct.  If any of you know what this stone reads, please let us know. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/cemetery/hendersonpp/hendersonpp.htm Donna Cooper The list-admin is Donna Cooper, address - (thedonnacooper@gmail.com) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MOBARRY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Shirley, I am sending your message to the Barry County list readers and will ask for their help with your puzzle. CC: List readers, if any of you can help Shirley out with her puzzle - please do so. Donna Cooper >________________________________ > From: Shirley Johnson <mrs4440@yahoo.com> >To: donnac58@yahoo.com >Sent: Monday, January 16, 2012 2:45 PM >Subject: Fw: TILMAN SOOTER > > > > > > >----- Forwarded Message ---- >From: Shirley Johnson <mrs4440@yahoo.com> >To: donnac58@yahoo.com >Sent: Wed, January 11, 2012 1:54:19 PM >Subject: TILMAN SOOTER > > >Donna Hancock Cooper, >    Saw your name and e-mail address on your web site. >    My grandfather, General Price Sooter, was born in Shoal Creek, MO 1862 and died in 1939 same location. His son, my father, Tilman >Sooter was born in Shoal creek in 1903 and died in Texas in 1975. >    The point of this e-mail is I never had the opportunity to meet or see my real father. I have a copy of his death certificate from Texas >and a copy of his obit. His second wife has passed away and I can not locate any other living relatives. I have been trying all different >sources to locate a photo of Tilman Luther Sooter with no success. >    If you can offer any suggestions or direction I would greatly appreciate it. >Ron Johnson >mrs4440@yahoo.com > > >

Donna it looks to me to read died Sep. 20, 1888 and died March 17, 1889. Note that the "S" in Sep is backwards. That may not be right but what it looks like from where I sit. Quoting Donna Cooper <thedonnacooper@gmail.com>: > Good Morning, our thanks to Jack Fly who added three new photos on the > P. P. Henderson Cemetery page. They were for P. P. Henderson - of his > main stone and of his military stone. > > He also noticed that the date we had for Clarence Marbut wasn't > correct. The stone is weather worn and so we are waiting to hear from > Darla Marbut to see if she has dates for him that match what we have > posted. I changed the year to read 1888 for both death and birth - but > am not sure that is correct. If any of you know what this stone > reads, please let us know. > > > http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/cemetery/hendersonpp/hendersonpp.htm > > Donna Cooper > The list-admin is Donna Cooper, address - (thedonnacooper@gmail.com) > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MOBARRY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in > the subject and the body of the message >

Good Morning, our thanks to Jack Fly who added three new photos on the P. P. Henderson Cemetery page. They were for P. P. Henderson - of his main stone and of his military stone. He also noticed that the date we had for Clarence Marbut wasn't correct. The stone is weather worn and so we are waiting to hear from Darla Marbut to see if she has dates for him that match what we have posted. I changed the year to read 1888 for both death and birth - but am not sure that is correct. If any of you know what this stone reads, please let us know. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mobarry/cemetery/hendersonpp/hendersonpp.htm Donna Cooper