I have Marshall Hudson "Pad" GIPSON b Cedar CO MO 1-13-1850 d 5-18-1937 bur Lindley Prairie Cemetery, Madison Township. Marshall m1 Hannah BAKER with one child William Ulysses GIPSON b ca 1869. Marshall m2 Eliza Jane BANDON with eleven children: 1) Hardy GIPSON b ca 1875; 2) Fannie GIPSON b ca 1880 m PRICE; 3) Lottie GIPSON b ca 1880 m CHANEY; 4) Martha Elizabeth "Johnnie" GIPSON b 1885 m CAVAN; 5) Corda GIPSON b 1882 m HEDRICK; 6) Lona GIPSON b ca 1883 m CACY; 7) Richard Rookins GIPSON b 1887 m DIXON; 8) Ora Otis GIPSON b 1893 m YORK; 9) Owen GIPSON b 1897 m BAKER; 10) Helen GIPSON b 1901 m YORK 11) Alice "Nannie" GIPSON b ca 1881 m PRICE. Marshall GIPSON farmed near Stockton. I believe but have not confirmed that he was the son of Ulysses GIPSON and Nancy Clemons MOORE. I also think this may be the Ulysses GIPSON buried in Rookins Cemetery, St. Clair CO, with the inscription "Ulysses Gipson, born 3 June 1815, died 24 December 1859" (there are also many Moores in this cemetery, two with the first name Rookins, and Marshall Gipson gave the middle name ROOKINS to one of his sons). Also, I have a Ulysses GIPSON purchasing federal land in Cedar CO in both 1849 and 1859. Can anyone tie this together for me? Does anyone have something more definite? I'd welcome any additional information on this family. Thanks. Nora Tocus PS My connection is that Martha Elizabeth "Johnnie" Gipson who m Carl Cavan was my paternal grandmother.

Dear Cindy, There doesnt seem to be an immediate connection to your Moores, but I have a Martha Moore who married Daniel E. Davis up in Macon Co., but moved down to Cedar Co. before 1868. Martha's parents, per her death certificate in 1911 at Stockton, were John Moore and Prudent Chrisman of TN. Haven't found any Chrisman in Tennessee and too many Johns, so that is unverified. I have often thought that Martha and Daniel moved to Cedar Co. to be near relatives, but I haven't found those relatives on either side. In case you find a loose Martha, let me know. Margie Bridges

Nancy Clemons MOORE is daughter of Jonathan MOORE and Louvisa/Levisa TURPIN - they are buried at Rookins Cemetery in St. Clair County, Missouri. Children of Jonathan and Louvisa/Levisa (all born in KY) include: Nancy C. married Ulysses Gipson Aaron married Louisa McHenry John Wesley married Martha Crockett Rookins married Thurza Davison/Davidson Thomas P. married Margaret Bristow Mary (no information) Jane (no information) L. Cowan (no information) Would like to exchange information about any of the above families. Cindy

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/804 Surname: Gipson, Bandon ------------------------- I show Marshall "Pad" Gipson married to (1) Hannah J. Baker with 1 child md (2) Elija Jane Bandon with 11 children. Eliza Bandon was dau of William Bandon 1815-1883 my gggpa and Francis "Fannie" Hoke 1813-1901 my gggma. Eliza sister to Hampton McCann Bandon 1846-1913 my ggpa whose dau was Cora Lee Bandon 1875-1952 my grandmother.

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/803 Surname: GIPSON, BAKER, INDEBARGER, CAVAN, FOWLER, JONES, MOORE ------------------------- I have Marshall GIPSON b 13 January 1850 in Cedar CO MO; parents were Ulysses GIPSON and Nancy Clemens MOORE. Marshall m1 Hannah J Baker 10 September 1868 Cedar CO then m2 Eliza J Indebarger on 25 December, 1873. Marshall had fifteen children; the only name I know is Martha Elizabeth GIPSON b 22 September, 1885, who m Carl CAVAN ca 1908 and removed to St. Joseph. Marshall GIPSON d 18 May, 1937 and is buried at Lindley Prairie Cemetery in Cedar CO. Martha's children with Carl CAVAN were Virgil, Pearl m FOWLER, Mary m JONES, Carl m GIPSON, and Wilbur. If you recognize anyone, please contact direct. Thanks, Nora

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/802 Surname: Robinson, Barham, Graham, Kile, Murphy, Tatum, Isbell, Woodward, Murray, Eaton, Irwin, Swagerty, McKoin, McConnell ------------------------- I am looking for information on Charles Newton Robinson b. abt. 1828 in Logan Co., KY. d. abt. 1867 in Jerico Springs, Cedar Co., MO. buried Oldham Cemetery, Cedar Co. Charles married 1.) Nancy Kile abt. 1855 Greene Co., MO. had one son Levi W. Robinson b. 12-12-1857 Cedar Co., MO. d. 12-22-1918 Cedar Co., MO. buried Brasher Cemetery, Cedar Co. m. Mary ? b. 7-4-1862 ? d. 9-4-1917 Cedar Co., MO. buried Brasher Cemetery, Cedar Co. Had known child, Stella A. B. Robinson b. 3-24-1884 MO. d. 10-17-1907 Cedar Co., MO. buried Brasher Cemetery, Cedar Co. Charles married 2.) Mary A. Murphy abt. 1860 Cedar Co., MO. had two children, daughter Saluda Robinson b. 1861 Cedar Co., MO. d. 1931 Ponca City, Kay Co., OK. m. Robert Utterback and son Luke Paxton Robinson b. 9-12-1862 Cedar Co., MO. d. 5-12-1914 Cedar Co., MO. buried Brasher Cemetery, Cedar Co. m. Minnie Stokes 1886 Cedar Co., MO. Minnie b. 12-1-1869 Ray Co., MO. d. 2-22-1964 LA. buried Brasher Cemetery, Cedar Co. Charles moved from Logan Co., KY. to Johnson Co., AR. and was in the household of his brother, Littleberry, on the 1850 Johnson Co., AR. census. He then moved to Greene Co., MO. where mother Sarah (Barham) Robinson was living. Brothers John B. Robinson, James F. Robinson, William Greene Robinson and sisters Prudence Robinson Tatum, Rebecca Robinson Eaton, Mary C. Robinson McKoin, Sarah Ann Robinson Isbell, Susanna C. Robinson Woodward, Cassandra N. Robinson Murray and Eliza Robinson were also in Greene Co., MO. at this time. Any help with this family would be very much appreciated.

------- Forwarded message follows ------- Date sent: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 19:39:22 -0700 To: [email protected] From: Shirley Fairchild <[email protected]> Subject: {not a subscriber} Shadrack Chandler burial site Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/768 Surname: Chandler ------------------------- Shadrack Chandler, father of Thomas Chandler, was sheriff of Cedar County during 1870's. He is also supposed to have laid out the town of Caplinger Mills. Does anyone know where he is buried. One story has it that he is buried under the Polk County Courthouse. Another that his grave is under a building near the Stockton City park. I have found no one who knows of an old cemetery near the city park. Any information appreciated. ------- End of forwarded message -------

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/801 Surname: Hosey, Little ------------------------- Looking for any information on John B. and Eliza Jane (Little) Hosey. John and family settled in Cedar County, Washington Township, Missouri in approximately 1857-58. Their children were: Isaac, Thomas, Julia, Jonathan, Derinda, George and Winfield (my g-grandfather). I know the family stayed in that area at least through the first part of 1880. Eliza, George and Winfield were listed on the 1880 census. Shortly thereafter, Eliza must have passed and George and Winfield ended up in Oklahoma. Would appreciate any information on my lost Cedar County family.

Thanks for the responses and suggestions to my question about the burial place of James T. Sharp. He moved to Cane Hill because several of his uncles had already migrated there from Kentucky. I'm wondering if any of them were buried in Cedar County. Their surname was ROY, and these are the names I have: Israel (born 1830), Columbus (born 1837), Zachariah (born 1847), Lafayette (born 1849), Thomas (born 1852), and Nathan (born 1854). Thanks again for the great help! Carol Sampley

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/799 Surname: Marshall, Snodgrass ------------------------- The Benjamin Marshall Cemetery which is located in Cedar County near the Polk County line lies immediately north of Ralph Redman's property approximately 5 miles north west of Fair Play, MO. It is presently being restored by descendants of Jim Marshall (father of Lucille Lavina Marshall Bean-our Grandmother), grandson of Benjamin Alfriend Marshall and Nancy Nance Marshall (from Henry County, VA). Jim Marshall was the son of Peyton Samuel Marshall (son of Benjamin and Nancy Marshall)and Rhoda P. Akard Marshall. Benjamin Alfriend Marshall (died 1880), his wife Nancy Nance Marshall (died 1865), Peyton Samuel Marshall (died 1883) (who all immigranted to Cedar County in the 1840s), his wife Rhoda P. Akard (died 1911 & was from Fair Play when she married Peyton Samuel Marshall...Peyton Samuel Marshall was the surveyor for Cedar County) are all buried in this cemetery. Rhoda P. Akard Marshall was the last to be buried in this family cemetery.(1911) Apparently the cemetery was well cared for up to @ 1970, when the person caring for it passed away, and the cemetery fell into an abyss and has not seen care for 30 years, until October 21, 2000, when a group of my cousins, their children and their spouses literally went in with machetes, rakes, chain saws and cleared the land. The land on which the cemetery sits is now owned by Charlie and Vicki Simmons. But now that the land is cleared, the tombstones can be seen from the road that runs by the property of Ralph Redman. The original homestead site of Benjamin and Nancy Marshall is located less than 2000 feet northwest of the cemetery. There are many Snodgrasses interned there. The stones are still in relatively good shape although few are in an upright postition, caused from tree uprootings that undermined the soil, and cows upsetting stones from years ago. The continuing restoration will take care of that problem. The cemetery is now completely fenced-in, therefore preventing further distruction from cattle. If you want further information, you may write me at: Judith O. Hooper, Esq. 1458 South 1300 East Salt Lake City, UT 84115 801-532-0948

Would someone who has access to a county marriage book mind doing a look up for me? I am researching my Blankenship line and coming to nothing but deadends. I am looking for the marriage date and location of Calvin Blankenship and Deliah as well as William Blankenship and Pamelia (Pamela) Jane/June. Any help would be appreciated. Please let me know if you are able to find anything and if you couldn't. Also, if anyone else is researching the Blankenship line In Missouri, especially in the south/Southwest region of Missouri, please me let know as there may be an unknown connection. Thank you for your time and help. Madison Coleman Thanks! Madison http://communities.msn.com/BlankenshipGenealogy

Carol, My great-grandparents were from Cane Hill. Many Cane Hill folks were buried in the Crisp Cemetery which had to be moved because of Lake Stockton. I believe most of the people were moved to a couple of small cemeteries in Dade Co. and to the Greenfield City Cemetery. I do not have a Dade Co. Cemetery book, but I'm sure there are several folks on the Dade Co. List who would be willing to do a look up for you. Kay Wilson Zimmer ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol Sampley <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 8:18 AM Subject: [MOCEDAR] James Sharp > Hi, > I'm trying to find the cemetery where James T. Sharp was buried. He > lived in the Cane Hill community and died around 1891/1892. His wife, > Mary "Mollie," returned to Kentucky with their children. I sure would > appreciate any help or suggestions. > > Thanks, > Carol > [email protected] > > > ==== MOCEDAR Mailing List ==== > To UNSUBSCRIBE send to: > MOCEDAR-L (OR -D)[email protected] > Only one word, unsubscribe in the message area > Turn off your signature. > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library > > >

Hi List Still looking for anything on Jacob & Sarah D. Stiner of Cane Hill circa 1870-1890. Children, Lloyd, Norman, Isaiah, Uylsess, Ephriam and Ada. Lloyd married Elizabeth Brutzman and had a son Norman Frank. Norman had a son born in Cane Hill, Harry Clarence Steiner born 5 May 1892. There is also a David Edward Steiner b. 23 June 1888 in Stockton that I cannot connect to family. Any census records, marriage listings or cemetary (on Sarah??) would be appreciated. Thanks, Penny Boatright

Would there be any record of a (circa 1870-80) divorce at Cedar County courthouse or do I ask for this record at Jefferson City someplace? Thanks, Margie Bridges

Anna Edna Cemetery/ Benton Township Sharp, Tabitha T. 1820-1898 Sharp, Sarah J. 1847-1913 ElDorado Cem. Box Township Sharp, J. H. 1858-1909 Omer Cem. Linn Township Sharp, Grace 1897-1897 Sharp, J. S. 1848-1913 Sharp. Louisa L. 1872-1897 Stockton Cem. linn Township Sharp, Melvin J. 1888-1944 Toliver Cem. Madison Township Sharp, James A. 1845-1867 This is all the Sharp's in Cedar Co. Cem. Book, have you tried Vernon Co. Donna

Hi Donna, It is so nice of you to offer this info. Yes, I would like to have it if it isn't too much trouble. Thanks a bunch, Carol [email protected] wrote: > > I check the Cedar Co. Cedar Book and there is a James A., James H.and a James > S. > Would you like their info. > Donna

I check the Cedar Co. Cedar Book and there is a James A., James H.and a James S. Would you like their info. Donna

Hi, I'm trying to find the cemetery where James T. Sharp was buried. He lived in the Cane Hill community and died around 1891/1892. His wife, Mary "Mollie," returned to Kentucky with their children. I sure would appreciate any help or suggestions. Thanks, Carol [email protected]

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/795 Surname: SMITH, BOYER, PHENIX ------------------------- >From a piece of paper dated 1871 called "Domestic Bill OF Lading" from Clark Co. IL. to Isaac B. SMITH (1823-bef. 1898)of Cader Co. MO. and another piece of paper showing nephew John B. SMITH also of Cader Co. MO. dated 1884. maiden names connected to Isaac were McKinney and second Lydia BOYER. John Bryan SMITH was married to Emeline PHENIX. Hunting for descendants of these men.

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/796 Surname: SMITH ------------------------- I believe Isaac B. Smith born 06-Oct. 1823 Kent. died before 1898 (sencond wife Lydia BOYER remarried) where was he buried in Cader Co. MO.? Where was John B. SMITH born 08-Sept. 1857 in Clark Co. IL. buried?