This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Carlow Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1798.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: That's the family. Thanks for the look-up.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Carlow Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1798.3/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I have now been able to trace this line to 1930. Information I still need: death date and place of Mark and Margaret Carlow and Margaret's maiden name. Anyone that can do look ups in the area would greatly appreciated!

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1798.2.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Carolyn, Don't know if this is of any value or interest to you, but I found a George Carlow as head of household in the 1870 census of Daviess Co., MO - Colfax Twp., P.O. Gallatin. HH# 88/86. He is 65 years old, born in Ireland. Others in his household are: William Carlow age 31, born Canada West; Albert Carlow age 25 born Canada West; Isabella Carlow age 22 born Canada West; Anna Carlow age 16 born Canada West. Haven't found anything on this family before 1870, so they were likely still in Canada. BTW I'm not related. Marilyn

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1798.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: my husband's gr grandmother on his mother's side was Esther Louisa Carlow. She married William Sanders in St. Joseph, MO on 2 June 1870. They had a daughter, Isabelle Mary b. 18 September 1872 in Hannibal, MO. Soon after they moved to Colorado. Esther Louisa Carlow Sanders died 24 April 1929 in Oakland, Alameda Co, CA. She is thought to have been born in Canada. Her father was Georg/George Carlow supposedly born in Ireland. I think she had some brothers, but have not been able to determine. Don't know if there is any relation between your Carlow and my Carlow. The Carlow name is rather unusual.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Vickers Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1802/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am looking for anybody that would have any information on a Willie Frank and Orpha(may be spelled Orphy) Vickers, my mother was married to their son and I was wanting to know more about them and would love to find somebody that would have some pictures of them. I would love to get copies.Any help would be greatly appreciated.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Worthington Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1195.1.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: neelyjustin@hotmail.com I will look around for that picture when I get home. I am out of town right now. Justin

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1195.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Send me your e-mail address and I'll send you the history stuff I have. It's too long for this format. I'd still like a copy of that picture, e-mail (pianotwo@aol.com) or snail mail (213 w. willow st., chicago, il., 60614)

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1195.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I have a picture somewhere of Robert and his wife. I cant find the one I had of them all in front of the church. It was a copy. It seems I got it from a lady in Idaho. I would definately be interested in his Civil War history. I never could locate that info. Thanks Justin

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1195.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: My great grandfather was John Wesley Worthington, Robert W. Worthington's oldest son I believe. My grandfather was George W. Worthington, and my father Floyd G. Worthington. I have done a history of this part of the Worthington family I'd be glad to share with you. I finally got hold of a picture of Robet W. and Nancy Harmon, his wife. I found war records for Robert W. who served in the union-formed Missouri Militia. Missing, however, is information on Preston Thomas Worthington, one of Robert W's brothers, who I believe fought for the confederacy. At least, I have copies of recruitment papers for a "P. Worthington" from the same part of Missouri that Robert. W. came from. Any information you have on Preston, who died in his early 20s while the war was still on, would be appreciated. Rogers Worthington

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1016.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello Helen, I was so pleased to hear from you. Yes, I would like to read the eulogy you spoke of. You can e-mail me directly. My address is in my Rootsweb profile. Regards, Jerry Buthmannn

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1195.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: It seems like we have talked before. I am also descended from Robert W. Worthington. Somewhere I have an obit on him etc. What child are you descended from? Justin Neely

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: WALLIS, CARLOW, DAMAR, LINDQUIST Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1016.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello, Jerry, I am so glad to hear from you. Since I posted my query, I have been able to obtain some information about Emma C. Carlow Damer Lindquist Wallis. Emma was married for short while to my grandfather, Arthur Estill Wallis, having married him shortly before his death in 1931. My aunt Eva Lauck was a daughter of Arthur Estill Wallis, so a step-daughter of Emma. I have a copy of an eulogy my aunt wrote upon the death of Emma in 1952. It's the type of eulogy a person likes to see about an ancestor. Emma must have been a wonderful person. I will be glad to share the eulogy with you, and any information I have that you might want about Arthur Estill Wallis. Thank you for your response to my query. Regards, Helen Thomas

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Lindquist, Linquist Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1801.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Thanks for the quick reply. Your research reveals a spelling of Linquist rather than Lindquist. That explains why I couldn't find any hits searching for Lindquist. I will go back and look again. There are a number of coincidences in the data but also a number of discrepancies. More research is required to make any conclusions. I am confused by the footnote for William John Linquist. My info from the census shows William J. Lindquist is the son of John Henry Lindquist but the dates don't jive. Thanks, Jerry Buthmann

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Linquist Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1801.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Cedar County Cemetery Book, Cedar County Historical Society, has the following information. Linquist, Carl D 1903--1965 Linquist, Emma C w/o John Henry 1868--1952 Linquist, Ernestine 1900--1918 Linquist, Etta Jewel d/o John H & Emma C 29 May 1913--28 Nov 1915 Linquist, Ola M w/o Carl D 1908--2002 Linquist, William John * 1850--1925 *Name on stone reads William J Linquist. It should read John Henry Linquist. William was John Henry's dad. [name of John Henry's granddaughter]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Lindquist, Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1801/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am seeking information regarding my Great Grandfather, John Henry Lindquist, and his spouse, my Great Grandmother, Emma Carlo. What I have been able to learn is from the Census: Name: John H. Lindquist. Age in 1910: 48. Birthplace: Sweden, Jul 1862. Spouse: Emma S (Carlo), born Jul 1870, Nebraska. Home in 1900: Benton, Cedar, Missouri. Year of immigration: 1883. Household Members in 1900 from the Census. Mark F Lindquist, born c. 1888. Anna M Lindquist, born c. Oct 1889. Minnie A Lindquist, born 3 Aug 1891, Lincoln, Nebraska died 15 Nov 1942, Los Animas, CO. Myrtle C Lindquist, born c. Oct 1893. John W Lindquist, born c. Mar 1896. Charley A Lindquist, born c. 1 Jul 1896, died Mar 1987, SSN 492-40-8984. Additional Household Members in 1910 from the Census. Sylvia I Lindquist, born c.1894. William J Lindquist, born c. 1896. Ernest F Lindquist, born c. 1901. Daniel C Lindquist, born c. 1903, listed as Carl D. in 1920. Esther M Lindquist, born c. 1906. Emma P Lindquist, born c. 1908. I would also like to know about the date of death, resting place and any other information regarding John Henry Lindquist. Thanks, Jerry Buthmann

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Lindquist, Wallis, Carlo, Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1016.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello Helen Thomas, I have a little information regarding your search for Emma C. Wallis. I believe she is the same Emma Lindquist that is one of my ancestors. Her maiden name is Emma Caro (Carlow?), born in Jul 1970 in Nebraska to parents that immigrated from England via Canada? She married John Henry Lindquist, born in Jul 1862 in Sweden. Based on the 1900, 1910, 1920 Census they issued 8 to 12 children. The census data are ambiguous from 1900 to 1910. Their third child, Minnie Adelade Lindquist is my maternal grandmother. I have an obituary from my Grandmother's death 15 Nov 1942 that lists her mother as a survivor named Emma [Wallace] of Joplin, Mo. I am just getting started on my family tree but would certainly look forward to collaborating with you. If you have any other information I would enjoy hearing from you. Regards, Jerry Buthmann

HI, Kay, how far the era of 1870to 1871. Still looking for "Uncle Alvis Martin" . I have come to the conlusion that Alvis was his middlename. and am currently looking for anyone who died in that time period (summer) of "getting overheated in his fields). Thanks, Carole Ring --- Kay Snow <kgsno@alltel.net>rote: > Hope everyone has a very Merry Christmas and a most Blessed New Year. Maybe > we all will find that clue that opens the flood gates. > > Kay > > > Excerpts from Oct. 1906 issues of the Cedar County Republican > > COMMUNITY ITEMS > > Sexon News > > Oct. 4: Grandma Garrison is very sick with fever. > Sexon looks very lonesome now for it isn’t a stopping place any more. > > Box Township Breezes > > Oct. 4: Some corn is dry enough to crib. > > And still the price of hogs goes up. We told you so. > > Potato digging now will be the order. We think there will be no over > production of the tuber. > > Alder News > > Oct. 4: We are having some cool weather at present. > > Our school has commenced again. > > Oct. 18: I guess there will be an election after while, we see some of the > candidates riding around. > > Oct. 25: Road work has started up in this part of the country. I suppose > they want to get the roads worked in time for election so everybody can > come. > > Cedar Hall > > Oct. 4: Road working is the order of the day. > > We have some more new boxes on our R.F.D. route. > > Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Boston returned from Greene County and reported the Street > Fair was nice. > > Our sorghum mill in running at full blast. Lots of molasses at 30¢per > gallon. (Note: sounds good to me, with a hot biscuit) > > Oct. 11: The saw mill will start to sawing soon on J.F. Boston’s place, > J.S. Sharp is proprietor. > > The beef wagon is seen on the road often now. The farmers can have beef too > as the cool weather is come again. > > Claude > > Oct. 18: The frost that fell on the night of the 9th, caused people to > bustle to get their sweet potato tops cut off and their cane blades off, to > keep them from splitting. > > The Shady Hill School was dismissed last Friday at noon on account of a > yellow jacket stinging the teacher on the finger. > > Ivy > > Oct. 18: There was quite a crowd at Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Fletcher’s on Sunday > the 14th, it being their 40th wedding anniversary. They all came with > baskets and buckets and jars filled with good things to eat and all had a > good time. > > Crisp Pickups > > Oct. 25: The young ladies of this place enjoyed a quilting at Miss Corda > Crisp’s one day last week. All report a jolly good time. > > [Most of the rest is about the Stockton Street Fair, I am only including > items where some one is named.] > > The Cane Hill Porcheron Horse Company’s stallion attracted much attention. > E. D. Whitehorn’s stallion’s colts captured the draft colt prizes, R. L. > Johnson’s black all purpose station is a beauty and won the first > all-purpose premium. > > Dr. Brown did not enter his herd of registered Herefords for premiums, but > exhibited them on the square the last day. > > ………S.J. Belton’s Duroc’s were good and he sold some during the fair. J.P. > Hartley’s and A.B. Killingsworth’s Poland Chinas were first class and were > greatly admired. Akard and Craig and E.G. Hoff exhibited some white > hogs—all registered. The big white sow was Clover Blossom, owned by E.G. > Hoff. This sow is 3 ½ years old and weighs 540 pounds. She has raised 50 > pigs out of five litters. Akard and Craig’s Princess Irene, a gilt from > Cleveland, Ohio, and their fine white board from Frost’s herd, were good > ones. > > …………..The capon, exhibited by A.R. West of Caplinger Mills, was a feature in > the poultry display which attracted much attention from everyone. > > …….J.M. Thompson, of South Madison, brought in some [corn] stalks which were > from 17 to 20 feet tall by actual measurement. > > ………. A quilt containing 3,600 one-inch squares was one of the features of > this department. This quilt was made by Mrs. Amos Kirkpatrick, and she > worked on it at spare time for five years. E.L. Miller exhibited some > pretty hand painted china and some burnt wood work. > > James Tedford, who was arrested in El Dorado Springs for selling beef on the > street, was dismissed on day of trial. > > Ads include a Political meeting, with Hon. A.W. Maxwell of Moberly, Mo as > speaker. > > Huber & Co’s advertises new stock of Dry Goods….the latest in dress > patterns. ……..Peters Shoes………A new line of Hats and Capes for Men and > Boys---Something very nice. > > Grocery Stock is kept to the highest standard. > > “The best market for eggs, chickens, etc.” > > > Obituary for L.W. Tolbert, you will find it on the Cedar Co. web site at > page 2 of “Archived Bios and obituaries”.. > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MOCEDAR-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hope everyone has a very Merry Christmas and a most Blessed New Year. Maybe we all will find that clue that opens the flood gates. Kay Excerpts from Oct. 1906 issues of the Cedar County Republican COMMUNITY ITEMS Sexon News Oct. 4: Grandma Garrison is very sick with fever. Sexon looks very lonesome now for it isn’t a stopping place any more. Box Township Breezes Oct. 4: Some corn is dry enough to crib. And still the price of hogs goes up. We told you so. Potato digging now will be the order. We think there will be no over production of the tuber. Alder News Oct. 4: We are having some cool weather at present. Our school has commenced again. Oct. 18: I guess there will be an election after while, we see some of the candidates riding around. Oct. 25: Road work has started up in this part of the country. I suppose they want to get the roads worked in time for election so everybody can come. Cedar Hall Oct. 4: Road working is the order of the day. We have some more new boxes on our R.F.D. route. Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Boston returned from Greene County and reported the Street Fair was nice. Our sorghum mill in running at full blast. Lots of molasses at 30¢per gallon. (Note: sounds good to me, with a hot biscuit) Oct. 11: The saw mill will start to sawing soon on J.F. Boston’s place, J.S. Sharp is proprietor. The beef wagon is seen on the road often now. The farmers can have beef too as the cool weather is come again. Claude Oct. 18: The frost that fell on the night of the 9th, caused people to bustle to get their sweet potato tops cut off and their cane blades off, to keep them from splitting. The Shady Hill School was dismissed last Friday at noon on account of a yellow jacket stinging the teacher on the finger. Ivy Oct. 18: There was quite a crowd at Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Fletcher’s on Sunday the 14th, it being their 40th wedding anniversary. They all came with baskets and buckets and jars filled with good things to eat and all had a good time. Crisp Pickups Oct. 25: The young ladies of this place enjoyed a quilting at Miss Corda Crisp’s one day last week. All report a jolly good time. [Most of the rest is about the Stockton Street Fair, I am only including items where some one is named.] The Cane Hill Porcheron Horse Company’s stallion attracted much attention. E. D. Whitehorn’s stallion’s colts captured the draft colt prizes, R. L. Johnson’s black all purpose station is a beauty and won the first all-purpose premium. Dr. Brown did not enter his herd of registered Herefords for premiums, but exhibited them on the square the last day. ………S.J. Belton’s Duroc’s were good and he sold some during the fair. J.P. Hartley’s and A.B. Killingsworth’s Poland Chinas were first class and were greatly admired. Akard and Craig and E.G. Hoff exhibited some white hogs—all registered. The big white sow was Clover Blossom, owned by E.G. Hoff. This sow is 3 ½ years old and weighs 540 pounds. She has raised 50 pigs out of five litters. Akard and Craig’s Princess Irene, a gilt from Cleveland, Ohio, and their fine white board from Frost’s herd, were good ones. …………..The capon, exhibited by A.R. West of Caplinger Mills, was a feature in the poultry display which attracted much attention from everyone. …….J.M. Thompson, of South Madison, brought in some [corn] stalks which were from 17 to 20 feet tall by actual measurement. ………. A quilt containing 3,600 one-inch squares was one of the features of this department. This quilt was made by Mrs. Amos Kirkpatrick, and she worked on it at spare time for five years. E.L. Miller exhibited some pretty hand painted china and some burnt wood work. James Tedford, who was arrested in El Dorado Springs for selling beef on the street, was dismissed on day of trial. Ads include a Political meeting, with Hon. A.W. Maxwell of Moberly, Mo as speaker. Huber & Co’s advertises new stock of Dry Goods….the latest in dress patterns. ……..Peters Shoes………A new line of Hats and Capes for Men and Boys---Something very nice. Grocery Stock is kept to the highest standard. “The best market for eggs, chickens, etc.” Obituary for L.W. Tolbert, you will find it on the Cedar Co. web site at page 2 of “Archived Bios and obituaries”..

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cedar/1800/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I have lost Stella May SUTHERLAND, b. 1872 Buchanan Co., MO, after she married William C. RAINS in Jackson Co., MO 1891. 1880-1930 Census Records Her parents and siblings lived in: - BUCHANAN Co, MO; - JACKSON Co, MO; - CASS Co, MO; - CEDAR Co., MO; - WYANDOTTE Co, KS; - TARRANT Co, TX. Her sister and parents are buried in Cass Co., MO. Her brothers are buried in Tarrant, TX. Her parents were: John Ripple Sutherland b.1846 IN - d.12/7/1928 Cass Co., MO; Burial: Glenwild Cemetery Cass Co., MO -and- Jennie Chastity Brainard b.1849 OH - d.10/27/1928 Cedar Co., MO; Burial: Glenwild Cemetery Cass Co., MO Her siblings were: Birdie, Frank, Joseph T. Birdie (Sutherland) STUART b.1875 Buchanan Co, MO - d.1928 Cedar Co., MO; Burial: Glenwild Cem., Cass. Co. MO Spouse: I.C. Stuart As of 1928, Stella had: Four Nephews: Earl Sutherland - Independence, MO; Lonie Sutherland, b. 1880 - living in Cass Co., MO; Joe & Brainard Sutherland, b. 1902&1903-living in Tarrant Co., TX Two Nieces: Mable L Sutherland b.1925 & Betty J Sutherland b.1928, - living in Tarrant Co., TX. One GreatNephew: Gene Sutherland - MO. *************** Stella May SUTHERLAND married William C. RAINS (Jackson Co., MO) 1891 Where is Stella May Sutherland Rains, b. 1872 MO between 1900-1930 Census? Also - Where is her sister, Birdie Sutherland Stuart between 1900-1920; perhaps they live in the same counties? [Birdie died in El Dorado Springs, CEDAR Co in 1928.] These are close, but don't match: 1900 Columbus, Johnson, Missouri Raynes - Charles b.1870 & Stella b.1878 m. 4 yrs. [Wrong birth yr.;Wrong # marriage yrs.] 1910-? 1920 Jefferson, Cedar, Missouri Raines - George A b.1887 & Stella M b.1889 [Wrong birth yr; Wrong spouse name] *************** Family Time Line: 1880 - St. Joseph, Buchanan Co, Missouri John SUTHERLAND Head W 33 IN Carpenter IN IN - Jannie SUTHERLAND Wife W 31 OH Keeping House MO MO - [Stella] May SUTHERLAND Dau W 8 MO At School IN OH -Berdie SUTHERLAND Dau W 7 MO At Home IN OH - Frank SUTHERLAND Son W 2 MO At Home IN OH John & Jennie Sutherland are living with their son Frank, and his wife Mabel in 1900. Stella M. has married by then. 1900 Kansas City, Jackson Co, Missouri Frank Sutherland 1878 MO W Head **[Stella May's brother]** Mabel Sutherland 1884 MO W Wife John Sutherland 1844 IN W Father Jennie Sutherland 1847 OH W Mother Berta Sutherland 1876 MO W Sister Joseph Sutherland 1881 MO W Brother 1910 - Kansas Ward 4, Wyandotte Co, KS John R Sutherland 1847 IN Head Jennie C Sutherland 1847 OH Wife Frank J Sutherland 1877 MO Son **[Stella May's brother]** Mabel M Sutherland 1883 KS Wife Joseph R Sutherland 1902 MO Grandson Brainard F Sutherland 1904 MO Grandson 1910 - Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO Joseph T Sutherland 28; m.8 yrs **[Stella May's brother]** Myrtle Sutherland 34 Earl Sutherland 7 Son Harold Reese 9 Stepson Lon Wiles 30 Boarder House Carpenter Warren West 41 Boarder House Carpenter 1920 - Leavenworth, Leavenworth, KS Joseph T Sutherland 38[b.1882]MO **[Stella May's brother]** Clara L Sutherland 36 MO Earl Sutherland 16 MO 1920 - Fort Worth, Tarrant Co, TX J F Sutherland 41 **[Stella May's brother]** Mable M Sutherland 35 Joe Sutherland 17 Brainard Sutherland 16 1930 - Fort Worth, Tarrant Co, TX Brainard Sutherland 26 **[Stella May's nephew]** Eva A Sutherland 23 Mable L Sutherland 5 Betty J Sutherland 3 {SSDI: BRAINARD SUTHERLAND 29 Dec 1903-Dec 1966 Fort Worth, Tarrant Co, TX} 1930 - Kansas City, Jackson Co, MO Joseph T Southerland 48 **[Stella May's brother]** Clara L Southerland 45 {SSDI: JOE SUTHERLAND 12 Jan 1902-Jul 1973 Fort Worth, Tarrant Co, TX} 1930 - Blue, Jackson Co, Missouri J V DE Talent 52 Grace DE Talent 49 Cleo Sutherland 28 m. age 21 Earl Sutherland 29 " age 22 **[Stella May's nephew]** Dorothy DE Talent 25 Gene Sutherland 3 1/12 {SSDI: GENE SOUTHERLAND 01 Feb 1927-Sep 1968 Bethel, Clermont Co, OH} SUTHERLAND, EARL m. SUTHERLAND, CLEO 11/27/1941 11/27/1941 Jackson Co., MO [Most likely this should be Cleo Talent....] 1930 - Brooking, Jackson Co, Missouri Jess B Wheeler 43 Myrtle V Wheeler 44 Lon S Sutherland 19 **[Stella May's nephew]** {SSDI: LON M SUTHERLAND 31 Jul 1910-14 Feb 1998 Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO} SUTHERLAND, LON M m. COLE, ESTHER LEE 03/24/1936 Jackson Co., MO Any assistance will be VERY appreciated! Thank You! Kay -FL MehdiFakhar@aol.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/YMB.2ACI/1798.1 Message Board Post: I found nothing on Mark Alfred.In the 1900 U.S. Census Cedar County Missouri Linn Township I Found Margaret Carlow 75 Wd. B.1825 Canada English - William Carlow 54 son B.1846 Canada English- Alfred Carlow son 34 B.1866 Wisconsin- Naoma Carlow deu.35 B.1865 Wisconsin and Joseph H. Carlow 31 son B.1869 Minnesota.