Peggy: I have Wilsons from Clark Co., Mo. - I don't know that it is from the Athens area, however. I know some were in Chambersburg area. I don't have any of the names you mentioned in with my Wilsons, but I have a lot of gaps in my information. Andrew Jackson Wilson b. 1815 in PA. According to "A History of Clark Co., Mo." he moved to Clark Co. in 1846. His children were: - Taylor Wilson 1847-1848 - George Washington Wilson 1849-1936. I have more information on him giving his wife and children if needed. - Mary Ann Wilson b. 1850 - *William Glasgow Wilson b. 1853, (he is my ancestor), m. Union Josephine Pherigo - Henry Clay Wilson 1855-1927 - Marrian Malisa Wilson b. 1857 - Andrew Jackson Wilson b. 1860 - Eliza Jane Wilson 1862-1881 - Ulysses S. Grant Wilson 1864-1889, m. Louisa Melvina Pherigo - Robert Benjamin Franklin Wilson b. 1867 - John Barnes Wilson 1870-1932 - (I have been given further info. on this family also if wanted.) His children were born elsewhere than Clark Co. - Erastus Wilson 1873 or 1875 -1958. His children were also born out of Clark Co. so won't include those here. *William Glasgow Wilson's children: Viola W. Wilson, Alice Wilson, Nora Wilson, Clarence Oliver Wilson, Florence Wilson, Celia May Wilson, Jewell Wilson. Most of them were born in Clark County but moved away. There was another Wilson mentioned in the book: In 1835 Joseph G. Wilson and his father emigrated from KY, settling near the present site of the Wilson Bridge (across the Wyaconda on the Kahoka and Fairmont Road). The short writeup doesn't mention Athens, or the names you show, either. Just last week, we visited the Wilson Cemetery to try to find a Wilson gravestone, and there are Wilsons around there still. I don't know that any of this is helpful to you, but one never knows. Is there anyone else researching my Wilsons in Clark Co., Mo.? Thanks, Karen ********************** Peggy wrote: would like to find someone connected to the Bedell and Wilson families who > lived in Athens, Clark County, Missouri during the mid to late 1800's. > > I have a J B Bedell (believe it is John B) who married a Florence Dobinbus > (sp ?). they had at least four children: Doris, Harry, Georgie, Neba. > Both Doris and Neba married Wilson men.

Hello, Just wanted to let fellow RAINE researchers know that I have updated my files available for download at: http://members.aol.com/semopar/zippage.html There are now 6 separate files containing transcriptions (births/deaths/marriages/censuses, etc) for anything I could find or transcribed with "RAINE"... (and their affiliated families) most all states in the US are covered, and some in UK and other countries.... ****My RAINE lines are from VA>KY>Clark Co., MO>Multnomah Co., OR>Clark Co., WA>CA>AZ **** Please write if you think we connect!! or if you have any data you would like to share with other RAINE researchers!! The 6 files are: RAINE Vital Stats - Alabama thru Kentucky - any dates - updated 08/09/2000 RAINE Vital Stats - Louisiana thru Missouri - any dates - updated 08/08/2000 RAINE Vital Stats - Montana thru Pennsylvania - any dates - updated 08/09/2000 RAINE Vital Stats - Rhode Island thru Wyoming incl. DC - any - updated 08/07/2000 RAINE Vital Stats - UK, CAN, and other Countries - any dates - updated 08/09/2000 RAINE My personal Raine lineage with notes & affil. families Thank you for your time, Pat <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/semopar/zippage.html">Zippage Data Archives</ A> <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/gninnah/cemetery.html">Portland,OR - Vancouver,WA Cemeteries</A> <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/GNINNAH/genealogy.html">GNINNAH's Family Tree & Genealogy Links</A>

would like to find someone connected to the Bedell and Wilson families who lived in Athens, Clark County, Missouri during the mid to late 1800's. I have a J B Bedell (believe it is John B) who married a Florence Dobinbus (sp ?). they had at least four children: Doris, Harry, Georgie, Neba. Both Doris and Neba married Wilson men. According to an article in the Kahoka Gazette Herald.."Relics and Reminiscenses" J. B. Bedell was the grandson of Nancy Sailor and William Bedell. I need to know who the parents of J. B. Bedell was and who he married. I do not have a DOB for J. B. but probably about 1860-1870. Thank you. Peggy pegleg@ipa.net

I am looking for someone to go to the Historical Society in Kahoka and copy a probate file. My aunt has written the society twice, and has waited several months but no one has replied. I'm happy to cover your costs--and I have the probate file #. Thanks in advance and hope someone there is willing to do this. Nancy

My Ggrandfather John Henry FELL lived in Revere from about 1900 until is his death in January 2, 1933. He was a Circuit Court Judge and a breeder of horses. The home place was(understand still is) located on Hwy 81. I will making a trip to Kakoka later this month to try and find his gravesite. He was buried in Kahoka. I am traveling from west central Illinois and will probably come into Kakoka on 136. Can someone tell be how to get to the cemetery(s) from 136? What type of information would the Historical Society have available? I will be on my way to St Louis and will only have one day. Any advice or suggestion are welcome. If anyone needs helps in the Rock Island or Mercer County areas of Illinois, let me know and I will try to assist. Thank you, Rita R in Illinois

Bob, Thank you for the information. Wished I would have had it when I traveled from PHX, AZ to Clark Co., MO three weeks ago. Was trying to find information on what I believe to be two cemeteries in the area of Winchester, Clark Co., MO. Would you know if there is anyone that has Clark Co. cemetery information like Junior Wilkerson has on Knox Co., MO? Thank you Vincent Babcock =============================== Historical Society Clark County Historical Society P. O. Box 202 Kahoka, MO 63445 Clark County Historical Museum 252 N. Morgan St. Kahoka, MO 63445-1433 Phone (660) 727-1072 More information on Clark County Historical Museum Clark County Historical Society and Museum 252 N. Morgan St. Kahoka, Missouri Hours Friday 10-4 p.m. Saturday 9-12 a.m. Phone (660) 727-1072 Meetings: The 4th Saturday of the month at 10:00 a.m. location the Clark County Historical Society Museum Please come join us and enjoy history!! The State Historical Society of Missouri 1020 Lowry Street Columbia, Missouri 65201-7298 Phone (573)882-7083 http://www.system.missouri.edu/shs Have a good day Bob Hartman

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I've been working on that group for several years. Where did you get the birth date (1781) for John B? Haven't got him a dad or mom yet...the other Riney's in KY seem to belong to someone else. James is my best bet for a dad...I'll share what meager data I have. Been on both the St. Mary MD and Washington Co. KY sites....no luck. I also didn't know about Mary Ogden from MD. There weren't any records on her in St. Marys...could she have been from a different county. I always thought it was interesting that she signed (x'ed) her name: Mary Ogden Riney in the estate papers for John B. Do you have them? My connection is Mary Annie Riney m. James Shuman, parents of Rosetta Shuman who married Hosea Stout, son of George Stout and mary (Polly) Bennett, who were parents of my grandmother, Annie Altha Stout. (1873-1946) who married James Basil Helms and stayed in the Canton area. Let me hear from you and your line. Ann in Carmel

I didn't know the 1900 census was on CD. I know it is a job to transcribe it and will be larger then earlier ones. I transcribed the 1850-60- & 70 Adair Co. Mo and indexed the 1880 for Adair Co. so know it is quite a job so my hat is off to you. Do you plan to do anything with it when you finish? I would be interested to know as I have many families in Clark Co. Gladys L. Treadway Bettendorf, IA On Tue, 11 Jul 2000 20:50:08 -0400 "Jerry Verba" <nauvoo@interpath.com> writes: >Connie, >I just recently received the >1900 census for Clark >Co last week on CD. I've just >finished transcribing Vernon >Twp aka Alexandria, Mo. >Once I've put that in a program >and send it to Bob - I'll be >starting on the other towns >in Clark Co., for the 1900 >census until I've completed >the 1900 census. >Tracy nauvoo@interpath.com > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Keith/Connie Street <ckcasey@louisacomm.net> >To: <MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 7:03 PM >Subject: Re: [MOCLARK-L] Census > > >> Hi. I apparently missed how all this got started. Are you printing >the >> entire 190 census? >> >> Connie Street >> ckcasey@louisacomm.net >> >> >> >> > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

My Riney Information starts with John B (1781-1844), and Mary Ogden(1780-1846) both are listed as being from Maryland. I also have connections to STOUT, SHUMAN and some RYAN's MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com wrote: > James, Thank you for your work in translating....Do you have a connection with the RINNEY (RINEY) surname? I'm interested that James Rinney was born in MA, not MO? Could you check it for me?....Thanks! I have both Riney & Stout connections and will share data Ann in Carmel, CA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry Verba" To: Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2000 3:46 PM Subject: [MOCLARK-L] RINNEY/RYAN/SULLIVAN/TAYLOR/STOUT > 1900 Census - Vernon Twp > Family #21 > RINNEY, James May 1859 40 yrs old MA Ireland Ireland > Florence Apr 1870 30 yrs old MO KY VA > James M. Oct 1891 8 yrs old MO MA MO > Florence M. Feb 1894 6 yrs old MO MA MO > > boarders: > RYAN, William Mar 1867 33 yrs old PA Ireland Ireland > SULLIVAN, Thomas Apr 1865 35 yrs old MO Ireland Ireland > TAYLOR, Zachary Jan 1875 25 yrs old TN TN TN > > Family # 22 - ILLEGIBLE (sorry) > > Family # 23 > STOUT, George H. Sep 1869 30 yrs old MO MO MO > Susan A. Nov 1873 26 yrs old MO MO MO > Harry B. Dec 1892 6 yrs old MO MO MO > E. R. Feb 1896 4 yrs old MO MO MO > > > >

Hi Ann, It's Tracy. Yes, rechecked it and it says Massachusetts (I just put abbreviations for the states to increase speed of transcription). Tracy nauvoo@interpath.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Ann H. Mack <ahmack@redshift.com> To: <MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 1:51 AM Subject: Re: [MOCLARK-L] RINNEY/RYAN/SULLIVAN/TAYLOR/STOUT > James, > Thank you for your work in translating....Do you have > a connection with the RINNEY (RINEY) surname? > I'm interested that James Rinney was born in MA, not MO? > Could you check it for me?....Thanks! > I have both Riney & Stout connections and > will share data > Ann in Carmel, CA > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jerry Verba" <nauvoo@interpath.com> > To: <MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2000 3:46 PM > Subject: [MOCLARK-L] RINNEY/RYAN/SULLIVAN/TAYLOR/STOUT > > > > 1900 Census - Vernon Twp > > Family #21 > > RINNEY, James May 1859 40 yrs old MA Ireland Ireland > > Florence Apr 1870 30 yrs old MO KY VA > > James M. Oct 1891 8 yrs old MO MA MO > > Florence M. Feb 1894 6 yrs old MO MA MO > > > > boarders: > > RYAN, William Mar 1867 33 yrs old PA Ireland Ireland > > SULLIVAN, Thomas Apr 1865 35 yrs old MO Ireland Ireland > > TAYLOR, Zachary Jan 1875 25 yrs old TN TN TN > > > > Family # 22 - ILLEGIBLE (sorry) > > > > Family # 23 > > STOUT, George H. Sep 1869 30 yrs old MO MO MO > > Susan A. Nov 1873 26 yrs old MO MO MO > > Harry B. Dec 1892 6 yrs old MO MO MO > > E. R. Feb 1896 4 yrs old MO MO MO > > > > > > > > >

James, Thank you for your work in translating....Do you have a connection with the RINNEY (RINEY) surname? I'm interested that James Rinney was born in MA, not MO? Could you check it for me?....Thanks! I have both Riney & Stout connections and will share data Ann in Carmel, CA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry Verba" <nauvoo@interpath.com> To: <MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2000 3:46 PM Subject: [MOCLARK-L] RINNEY/RYAN/SULLIVAN/TAYLOR/STOUT > 1900 Census - Vernon Twp > Family #21 > RINNEY, James May 1859 40 yrs old MA Ireland Ireland > Florence Apr 1870 30 yrs old MO KY VA > James M. Oct 1891 8 yrs old MO MA MO > Florence M. Feb 1894 6 yrs old MO MA MO > > boarders: > RYAN, William Mar 1867 33 yrs old PA Ireland Ireland > SULLIVAN, Thomas Apr 1865 35 yrs old MO Ireland Ireland > TAYLOR, Zachary Jan 1875 25 yrs old TN TN TN > > Family # 22 - ILLEGIBLE (sorry) > > Family # 23 > STOUT, George H. Sep 1869 30 yrs old MO MO MO > Susan A. Nov 1873 26 yrs old MO MO MO > Harry B. Dec 1892 6 yrs old MO MO MO > E. R. Feb 1896 4 yrs old MO MO MO > > > >

Jerry, I just was wondering where you got the census from. I would like to get a copy of it. Could you let me know where I could purchase it. I have family members the lived in, married in and died in Clark County Missouri. Any help Craig -----Original Message----- From: Jerry Verba <nauvoo@interpath.com> To: MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com <MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 8:52 PM Subject: Re: [MOCLARK-L] Census >Connie, >I just recently received the >1900 census for Clark >Co last week on CD. I've just >finished transcribing Vernon >Twp aka Alexandria, Mo. >Once I've put that in a program >and send it to Bob - I'll be >starting on the other towns >in Clark Co., for the 1900 >census until I've completed >the 1900 census. >Tracy nauvoo@interpath.com > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Keith/Connie Street <ckcasey@louisacomm.net> >To: <MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 7:03 PM >Subject: Re: [MOCLARK-L] Census > > >> Hi. I apparently missed how all this got started. Are you printing the >> entire 190 census? >> >> Connie Street >> ckcasey@louisacomm.net >> >> >> >> >

Connie, I just recently received the 1900 census for Clark Co last week on CD. I've just finished transcribing Vernon Twp aka Alexandria, Mo. Once I've put that in a program and send it to Bob - I'll be starting on the other towns in Clark Co., for the 1900 census until I've completed the 1900 census. Tracy nauvoo@interpath.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Keith/Connie Street <ckcasey@louisacomm.net> To: <MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 7:03 PM Subject: Re: [MOCLARK-L] Census > Hi. I apparently missed how all this got started. Are you printing the > entire 190 census? > > Connie Street > ckcasey@louisacomm.net > > > >

It's wonderful. Will it be posted on the Web site or someplace when you are done transcribing?? I understand those CDs aren't indexed. Thanks for all your work, Tracy. Connie Street ckcasey@louisacomm.net -----Original Message----- From: Jerry Verba <nauvoo@interpath.com> To: MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com <MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 7:54 PM Subject: Re: [MOCLARK-L] Census >Connie, >I just recently received the >1900 census for Clark >Co last week on CD. I've just >finished transcribing Vernon >Twp aka Alexandria, Mo. >Once I've put that in a program >and send it to Bob - I'll be >starting on the other towns >in Clark Co., for the 1900 >census until I've completed >the 1900 census. >Tracy nauvoo@interpath.com > > >

Hello, Sorry I can't remember who asked about the DART surname, so here's what I found while transcribing Vernon Twp, City of Alexandria. Family # 166 DART, Hiram Aug 1836 63 yrs old MD MD VA Living with Family # 74 (sorry that family was illegible) but the boarders living with them were not. DART, Hiram L. boarder Jul 1861 38 yrs old MO MO MO Tracy nauvoo@interpath.com

Hi. I apparently missed how all this got started. Are you printing the entire 190 census? Connie Street ckcasey@louisacomm.net

Well you got lucky - my husband doesn't like any part of it. Something about "too busy living - to worry about the dead." Thanks for the offer..may need it, if I can ever track down the parents of my Lucy Ann Carter Roberts Colwell. She and her husband and youngest son, are all buried in Keokuk. I just visited their graves in April. Pretty much know where everyone else is buried - out in Frazee Cemetery and Sand Cemetery around Wayland, MO. Just don't know about her parents yet. Hoping I'll come across someone with the 1870 census who may have them. Got her death certificate today, ? Carter listed as father and Unknown for mother. One last hope is that she married her 1st husband, John Roberts in Clark Co., and just ordered their marriage certificate from Kahoka a few days ago - hopefully, she was under the age of 18 (I suspect she was or she was exactly 18) and they'll have the names of her parents on her marriage certificate. Keeping my fingers crossed, that I'll finally get lucky. Will hopefully, have the 1900 census for Vernon Twp transcribed in the next couple of weeks and Bob will post on the Rootsweb site. Then I'll continue on to the next town - I've already searched it for mine and couldn't find anyone other than in Vernon Twp - do you have any preference for the next town I'll transcribe? I'll try and help you out and in the meantime, if I come across any more Piersons, I'll let you know. Tracy nauvoo@interpath.com PS Most people think I live in Nauvoo, but I'm actually in the Navy and stationed in Norfolk, VA right now. However, my husband and I bought an acre of land off of Hwy 96 right outside of Nauvoo, and will eventually retire to that land. ----- Original Message ----- From: Jay & Karla Jefferson <jeffersn@rnet.com> To: <MOCLARK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 5:21 PM Subject: Re: [MOCLARK-L] CAREY/WILLIFORD/JOHNSON/MYERS/PIERSON > I will be glad to pass on any info that I find on that name. I live near > Lewis and Clark Co if you need any cemetery lookups. > > Thats the only part of this genealogy my husband likes. "Cemetery Stomping" > > Karla > >

I will be glad to pass on any info that I find on that name. I live near Lewis and Clark Co if you need any cemetery lookups. Thats the only part of this genealogy my husband likes. "Cemetery Stomping" Karla

Hi Patricia, It has been a long time since I had corresponded with your parents, and not sure but what we had corresponded many years ago as well so glad to see you on line. I have been working on the Mullenix family for some time , still off and on. Gladys L. Treadway On Sun, 09 Jul 2000 16:25:11 -0500 Patricia Mullenix <lparlor@nemr.net> writes: >http://www.starweb2000.com/duvcw/ This is the address for the >National web >site. You will find links to our MO. Dept. web site and other >locations >there. >Patricia McWhortor Mullenix, web master, Past MO. Dept. Pres. and >National >Guide 1999-2000 of The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, >1861-1865 > >Robert Hartman wrote: > >> Can any one help with a address?? >> >> Harold is not on the list so please do a cc to: Harold Wilson >> [mailto:papdaddy@hotmail.com] >> >> Thanks for your help >> Bob Hartman >> >> Hello, Can anyone tell me an address or someone to contact that >would have >> info about the "Daughters of Union Veterans" for Clark Co.? Thank >you. >> Harold W. Wilson > ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.