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Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/792 Surname: MANLY, WALKER, STONE, MALCOLM, RUSSOW, CUMMINS ------------------------- I am a descendant of William Tell Manly and his wife Sarah Matilda Walker Manly. I am searching for information about this family. My grandfather was Milton c. Stone who married Rose Ines Manly, the oldest daughter of William Tell and Sarah. Other daughters married Malcolm, Russow and one son married Cummins. Any information will be appreciated. The family lived along the Cedar/Vernon county line and William and his wife are buried in Walnut Grove Cemetary in Cedar County, near Montvallo.

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/793 Surname: Goodson, Brown, Tucker, Warnick ------------------------- I am also looking for Goodson line in Cedar Country - Elizabeth Goodson, married to John Z. Brown, children Richard Marion Brown (my grandfather), Will, Samuel, Melvin. She may have been named Amanda Elizabeth, and may have been born in Cookville,Tenn.

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/791 Surname: GOODSON ------------------------- You responded to my message about Goodson in Cedar Co., MO, and used the middle initial G. Please email me [email protected] I am having difficulty contacting the Cedar Co., Query Board. I would like to exchange information. I am working with about 45 persons who are exploring GOODSON. Thank you.

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/790 Surname: GOODSON ------------------------- looking-for-great-grandfather-samuel-goodson

If anyone does that have CD, I also would appreciate a look up for David Armstrong to Mary Noble. Will wait to hear. Thanks you Jackie Shirley Jordan wrote: > If someone on this list has the "Missouri Vital Records: Marriages > 1767 - 1900" CD that Ancestry is selling, could you look and see if > there is a marriage between a Porter and Elder listed. > Thanks, > Shirley > > ==== MOCEDAR Mailing List ==== > Space for this list provided by Rootsweb.com > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/search > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! -- mailto:[email protected]

If someone on this list has the "Missouri Vital Records: Marriages 1767 - 1900" CD that Ancestry is selling, could you look and see if there is a marriage between a Porter and Elder listed. Thanks, Shirley

I believe the 3rd Jacob Lindley m. Sallie E. is the son of Jacob Lindley & Alsey Gibson m. May 13, 1805 in Christian County, Kentucky. Jacob & Sallie (Sarah E. Kennedy) m. January 13, 1854 in Stockton, Cedar County, Missouri. Dan [email protected] wrote: > The 1870 Cedar County, MO census shows the following: > > taken 21 June 1870, Linn Twp, page 75 > > Jacob LINDLEY age 56 born KY - Mary (44) William (23) Jonathan (21) Thomas > (18) Senua (16) Stephen (14) Rosa L (11) Sarah (5) Shambrick (3) Elizabeth (2) > > taken 30 June 1870, Linn Twp, page 86 > > Jacob LINDLEY age 56 born KY - Hester (41) Robert (24) John (21) Mary E (17) > Martha (10) Sarah (8) and John DUDLEY (16) > > taken 18 August 1870, Washington Twp, page 117 > > Jacob LINDLEY (53) born KY - Sallie E (37) Alsa (15) John R (13) Sallie E > (10), Rhoda P (8) William G (4) Thomas G (4 mos) > > (1) The Jacob Lindley married to Mary is the one mentioned in the Cedar > County Republican of 25 October 1979. The article stated he walked from TN > in 1828 so as not to work slaves on his fathers plantation. He also > purchased quite a bit of property in Cedar County starting in 1840. He died > 21 Apr 1891 (There should be an obituary, but I can't find it) There are some > inconsistent dates, ages, etc., but that could be immaterial. > > (2) I believe the Jacob Lindley married to Hester to be the Reverand, who, > according to his Cedar County biography came to Missouri with his Uncle Jacob > in 1831. > According to the biography he died 17 Aug 1899, and there was an obituary > written.. > > (3) The Jacob Lindley mentioned here could be the son of Jacob Marion > Lindley, this would be his second marriage. > > Could anybody tell me if these three Jacob Lindleys are related, and how? > What happened to the third Jacob? > > Any clues would be appreciated. Pat Sanchez > > ==== MOCEDAR Mailing List ==== > Remember to add dates and places to you query. > > Listowner: mailto:[email protected]?Subject=Cedar > > ============================== > The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1

The 1870 Cedar County, MO census shows the following: taken 21 June 1870, Linn Twp, page 75 Jacob LINDLEY age 56 born KY - Mary (44) William (23) Jonathan (21) Thomas (18) Senua (16) Stephen (14) Rosa L (11) Sarah (5) Shambrick (3) Elizabeth (2) taken 30 June 1870, Linn Twp, page 86 Jacob LINDLEY age 56 born KY - Hester (41) Robert (24) John (21) Mary E (17) Martha (10) Sarah (8) and John DUDLEY (16) taken 18 August 1870, Washington Twp, page 117 Jacob LINDLEY (53) born KY - Sallie E (37) Alsa (15) John R (13) Sallie E (10), Rhoda P (8) William G (4) Thomas G (4 mos) (1) The Jacob Lindley married to Mary is the one mentioned in the Cedar County Republican of 25 October 1979. The article stated he walked from TN in 1828 so as not to work slaves on his fathers plantation. He also purchased quite a bit of property in Cedar County starting in 1840. He died 21 Apr 1891 (There should be an obituary, but I can't find it) There are some inconsistent dates, ages, etc., but that could be immaterial. (2) I believe the Jacob Lindley married to Hester to be the Reverand, who, according to his Cedar County biography came to Missouri with his Uncle Jacob in 1831. According to the biography he died 17 Aug 1899, and there was an obituary written.. (3) The Jacob Lindley mentioned here could be the son of Jacob Marion Lindley, this would be his second marriage. Could anybody tell me if these three Jacob Lindleys are related, and how? What happened to the third Jacob? Any clues would be appreciated. Pat Sanchez

could I get a marriage lookup for Thomas W. Jones and Amanda Belle "Mandy" Brand married March 14, 1894 in Crawford County, MO? Also, are there any marriage books to buy?? thanks, Juanita Jones Johnson

CCR Weekend Edition, Friday, October 27, 2000 --A page from the past--page 4. Excerpts taken from October 1900 issues Cedar County Republican Forest Home Oct. 11....Miss Maud Simmons is on the sick list at this writing. Mollie Vicinity Oct. 4 Among the few who addressed the audience at Sand Hill McAKinley club, was R. G. Ganaway, Mr. Ganaway is a Republican from head to foot. Oak Little of Polk county, was in this vicinity last week buying cattle to ship. Oak is a Democrat but he says times are good enough for him under the Republican administration. Oct. 18. Lum Casey had the misfortune of losing a dog by the accidental falling of a tree on him. James Hopper and L E Baker have returned from Owens' Mill where they have been fishing for the past week. They report having caught about 40 lbs. of fish and had a general good time, as there was meeting at Alder that they attended. Oct. 25 l E Baker says the next time he goes fishing with James Hopper, he will take a rope along and hobble him to keep him from running off sparking. Excelsior Echoes Oct. 4 School opened Oct. 1 at Excelsior with Miss Weasle Stephens as teacher. We understnd that Marrion Murphy has hired to Mr. Peters for the winter. A party was had at the home of John Boos on Saturday night and a warm time was had. Oct. 11 James Peach had a runaway Saturday. Rich Hill Oct. 18 The Rich Hill school is progressing nicely under the care of Miss Vesta Wright. Willie Kirkpatrick is going to move on Mrs. Miller's farm near Arnica. George Carder, while out horseback riding last Sunday evening happened to a bad accident and fell off his horse. We did not learn whether he was hurt or not. Mr. James Pinkman and wife visited with Mr. Stansberry on Sunday. ~~~ ....report of Fern School.......Those not absent during the month were: Oscar Buckner, Cora Oder, Martha and Midget Pollard, Maggie, Frank, Alva and Ona White and Edna Ross. County Court Proceedings ........F. H. Babbs appointed special commissioner to convey to H A Reeves.... the bond of J W Brown contractor to build poor house in the sum of $1500 approved Losson Brown & Son were awarded the contract for building the poor house. The price if $675. F M Blagg was appointed judge of election ir [sic] North Cedar precinct in place of J W Martin. Benj W. Smith is appointed judge of elect in place of Joe B Daniels at ElDorado. J T Fox, sheriff $46.40 E G West, stamps & exp. 7.47 E G Hoff, printing 8.65 Irs E Barber, plans for bld. 3.00 J C Callahan, repairs on jail 1.00 W E Hackleman, judge 10.00 J W Potts, judge 18.00 J G Simmons, judge 10.00 ~~~~ Another item says, "There was one case of small pox at Greenfield. the authorities established and enforced rigid quarantine. The press of the town gave the matter publicity. The excitement is allayed. Concealment and neglect in such matters is wrong. The citizens of Greenfield have done right as well as set an example for other towns in similar situations." I think that is about all of the items in which locals are named. Kay

CCR Weekend Edition, Friday, October 27, 2000 --A page from the past--page 4. Excerpts taken from October 1900 issues Cedar County Republican "Uncle Allen B. Kennedy, of Washington township, was a pleasant caller at this office on Monday. He came to Cedar county over along Bear creek with his mother in 1835. He said all this country belonged to Polk county and afterward was made a part of Dade. He paid taxes in all three counties and did not move. He attended the first court ever held in Greenfield, he also attended the session of the first grand jury of Cedar county, which was held on a log, about 3 miles south of this place. He says there were but three families to the neighborhood for a long time after he came. He remembers a few of the old settlers as they came in. His memory if failing or we might get from him a very interesting story of this county in its early day. Mr. Kennedy was never a candidate for any office but served under several men as deputy. He subscribed for the Republican for his daughter Mrs. Lille Kennedy, who recently went to Oklahoma to live." Notice of Receiving Bids W. H. Sanders, clerk of the County Court...will receive sealed bids.....October 8, 1900.....for building of a county poor house...... Deardorff Valley Oct. 18. George Collins was thrown from a mule last Monday, badly fracturing his hip. Dr. Brown of Stockton and Dr. Brownlee of Jerico, were called to reduce the fracture. At this writing George is getting along as well as can be expected. Filley Oct. 11 Miss Nellie and Josie Hartley, and brother Hardy, have entered school at Warrensburg. Crisp Oct. 18. Threshing is over in our vicinity. Wheat turned out well. The school at Stony Point is progressing nicely under the management of Charles Mendall. Caplinger's Mill Oct. ...Mrs. Alice Nipss [sic] has taken a school in St. Clair county. Oct. 11 John Tidwell is on the sick list. Miss Ella Powell is visiting with her uncle, Charley Elliston of Claud. Dr. Dunnaway is having a corn crib erected. At Mr. Williams' colt show Mr. L. Elliston took the prize for the best Model colt and Mr. Hornbeck the prize for the best mule. Masters Oct. 18... Beatley Walker has recently purchased a new set of harness from W C West & Co., and now drives by with a very important air. All for now cut on my little finger making it very difficult to type. :(( Anyone else want to add some items? Kaqy

Friends and Relations, The link below link tells about a event that is planned for this weekend. Hopefully they will be able to get it stopped. Until later Della http://www.PetitionOnline.com/respect/petition.html

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/789 Surname: Crisp, English ------------------------- Hi Pat, I just looked through my e-mail and noticed your question. Yes I do have a copy of the marriage licenses for John & Malinda and Elizabeth & Campbell. They were married on the same day. I would be happy to send you a copy. I don't have a scanner and would be happy to send you a copy. When I was in Springfield in June I went to the recorders office and got a copy. I have the newspapers articles about John & Malinda if you would like a copy of them. Do you have any information on Malinda English lines beyond Thomas? Let me know about the copies. Betsy

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/788 Surname: Blake ------------------------- Do you have any idea what part of Tennessee Mary Blake was born in? I have not traced the family back any farther than Peter E. and do not know what county he was born in. From your comments I assume that Mary married and stayed in the general area where she was born which was pretty typical during those years. The people from this "Western Frontier" region must have been an interesting and unique breed. They have been described as very self-sufficient and felt so omnicompetent and independent that they could openly speak their own minds and live with the consequences. They relied on a hand shake, their good name, and their honor to carry them through life. It would sure be interesting to spend an afternoon talking with one of them today. It is also interesting to note that North Carolina used these lands to reward that States Revolutionary War Veterans so maybe....

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Mo/Cedar/786 Surname: Oakes, Snodgrass ------------------------- I'm looking for the parents of Matilida Catherine Snodgrass. b. October 29, 1835 m. March 9, 1856 in Cedar Co. MO to Robert Oaks d. May 2, 1908 They had 9 children Any info would be helpful Thanks. Link: Tree of Gladness URL: <http://www.angelfire.com/mo/amyshomepage/genealogy.html>

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/784 Surname: ROSS ------------------------- Reuben J. Ross married Mrs. Nancy A. Cazy (Casey) in Cooper Co. MO in 1860. She was Nancy A. Snodgrass who was first wife of A. Casey. I know that Nancy's family was from Cedar Co., Stockton. Also, Reuben and Nancy are found on the 1870 Cedar Co. census. Reuben and Nancy had three boys, George Emory, James Thomas and Joseph Walter. Some of George's family went to Kansas. James Thomas and his famliy (if any) can not be located. Joseph Walter is my great grandfather. I know that Reuben had a sister named Elizabeth A. Ross who married Irvin Powell in Cooper Co. MO Reuben and Nancy wind up back in Cooper Co. on the 1880 census. They also raised thier niece, Mary Powell, from age 3 after the death of her parents. WHO ARE REUBEN AND ELIZABETH ROSS' PARENTS?? Did Reuben go by his middle name? which begins with a J. and is that why I can't find him? Reuben was b.abt. 1842, census records say MO. Census say his father was from TN and mother from AL. WHERE DID JAMES THOMAS ROSS GO?? Can't find Reuben's death date or burial place. Family story says that he died on his way to moving......someplace. Family story says he is buried in Henry Co. ANYONE?? Thanks jag

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/783 Surname: Ellis ------------------------- I have an Albert Ellis who was my ggrandfather. I do not think he is the same Albert who married Anna. However, I do have alot of information on the Ellis family who lived all over Missouri.

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/782 Surname: Ellis, Crum ------------------------- Would like help with the family of Albert Ellis and Anna Miley (Crum) Ellis. I know that Anna was the daughter of Daniel Jackson and Margaret (Johnson) Crum. Anna died somewhere around 1948 or 1949 where are they buried and what were their childrens names? Any help appreciated.

Posted on: Cedar Co., Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Cedar/781 Surname: BLAKE, HEMBREE ------------------------- According to family lore and Goodspeed's 1889 History of Hickory, Polk, Cedar, Dade and Barton Counties, MO, my great-great-grandmother, Mary Blake, was born in 1803 and died in 1836, both in Tennessee. The information is contained in the biography of my great-grandfather, her eldest son, Joel T. Hembree, and most likely was provided to Goodspeed by him. I have not researched the Blakes and thus have no documention of these dates.