Would Kelly Hagen please contact me? I have information concerning the origins of her Enloe family, but her posted e-mail address at the USGenWeb site for Cole Co., MO is no longer valid. Robert Strong

Not sure what Kelly's current email address is but I am also researching the Enloes. Please contact me directly. Thank you. Debra > [Original Message] > From: Robert Strong <strong@nantucket.net> > To: <mocole@rootsweb.com> > Date: 2/19/2007 2:46:54 PM > Subject: [MOCOLE] Enloe Family > > Would Kelly Hagen please contact me? I have information concerning the > origins of her Enloe family, but her posted e-mail address at the USGenWeb > site for Cole Co., MO is no longer valid. > > Robert Strong > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MOCOLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Tim: What might be of some little interest is the fact that the Rakers in Shelby County IL (Oconee) and the Rackers in Cole County MO are directly related. I just finished 12 years of research and have printed a history book of the Rakers families beginning ca 1650 to the arrival of the Rakers in Oconee IL, and Jefferson City, Taos and Wardsville MO. I am now researching a second book taking the families from their arrival in America to the year 2000. Bob Rackers Jefferson City MO

To: All Subscribers From: Tim Casey Mail list administrator Subject: 2007 I would like to wish you all a fruitful 2007. I have alot of irons in the fire, and I do not respond as quickly as I should. I am a mail list administrator for many counties most are in Southern IL and I am also the Southern Region ILGenWeb Regional Coordinator for 27 counties. All mail lists I have are great , you the subscribers do a great job helping each other, Johnson, Shelby, Union, Randolph, Montgomery in IL and Cole Co MO all these I have had for a time. I have now become Perry Co IL , Edwards Co IL and Wabash Co IL mail list administrator. I take orphaned county message boards. I have Cole Co MO, Union Co IL, Johnson Co IL, Randolph Co IL, Bond Co IL, Shelby Co IL , Lee Co IL and now Edwards , Wabash Co IL. I will be trying to Gateway the Ancestry.com message boards to the county mail lists With Rootswebs new mail system you have to be a subscriber to the mail list , NOW I get alot of spam in the mail list, you do not see this because I have to go to the mail list page and reject them, many of these spammers now use genealogy terms to get your attention so I have to open it to see if it is legite email to the county mail list. I have never been the MAIL POLICE that is I do not intervene much reason being we have no problems, but we do get new subscribers and sometimes the old subscribers need a update. I want you all to remember the following when emailing any of the MAIL LISTS. 1. Subject of your email must be about the COUNTY you are emailing if it is SHELBY CO IL your subject MUST BE ABOUT SHELBY CO IL and should be in the text of your message this goes for every County. 2. How important is your SUBJECT LINE of your email , DO NOT USE ROLL CALL , type in your SURNAMES in the SUBJECT LINE. Myself I do not want to go thru 100 messages named ROLL CALL , I do want to read messages such as CASEY, MOORE, TOLER. if the SUBJECT is a location type the LOCATION in your subject line PERRY CO IL HISTORICAL SOCIETY or AMERICAN LEGION CEMETERY, DONGOLA IL. 3. MOST IMPORTANT Genealogy is not just what happend 100 years ago in your county it is what happened yesterday, today, births, annoucements, deaths , etc. are all part of genealogy and each counties history. Use the County mail list for that , if you need to reply to an annoucement EMAIL that person personally NOT THE LIST. 4. IF you have found links that you feel would help others in their research please email them to the list in the SUBJECT LINE type NEW RESEARCH LINK . Remember all the mail lists get archived example: IF you type in Roll Call , Edwards Co IL, you will see all messages named Roll Call. Now if you type in Casey, Montgomery Co IL , you will see messages archived with the name Casey. I hope you all find that ancestor or descendant , that you have been looking for, I know you will read all this as constructive advice on OUR mail lists that we are subscribers to. IF you need to email me on anything in this message please do my email address is timcasey5@verizon.net in your subject line TYPE your County Mail list. Example IL UNION MAIL LIST Tim Casey

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Taylor Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cole/1694/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am looking for an article regarding a truck accident or an obituary for William H. Taylor who died 4 May 1926 in Jefferson City. He was injured in an accident in Linn, Osage County on 1 May 1936 while driving for Phillips 66 Oil company. Thanks for any help you can give me.

dated Aig 3, 1941 no name for newspaper Lewis J. Enloe L. J. Enloe, prominent farmer of the Enon community, died at his home July 211941 at the age of 75 years. Mr. Enloe spent his entire life in the community where he was borrn. Surviving are his wife, the former Ida Josephine Hale, and one daughter, Mrs. John Watts; two brothers, Pink and Harry Enloe ofnear Olean; and one sister, Mrs. Eliza Jones of Oklahoma. He had been a member of the Baptist Church since 1889.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Rogers, Holzhauser Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cole/1693/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Can anyone tell me the history and demise of Grace Episcopal Church in Jefferson City. My Granparents who lived in Portland & Mokane drove to Jeff City and got married there on 6 June 1936. Rev. Ruggles married them. Any info on the church history and the end of the church would be greatly appeciated. Thanks, Todd

The Grace Episcopal Church in Jefferson City is still very much open. There is a short history and some pictures on the Cole County Historical Society web site http://www.colecohistsoc.org/churches_episcopal.html Check it there. Nancy -----Original Message----- gc-gateway@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 9:25 PM To: MOCOLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MOCOLE] Grace Episcopal Church in Jeff City This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Rogers, Holzhauser Classification: queries Message Board URL: Message Board Post: Can anyone tell me the history and demise of Grace Episcopal Church in Jefferson City. My Granparents who lived in Portland & Mokane drove to Jeff City and got married there on 6 June 1936. Rev. Ruggles married them. Any info on the church history and the end of the church would be greatly appeciated. Thanks, Todd

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Eilenstine Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.missouri.counties.cole/1016.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am also a decendent and am doing research, this is what I have so far. Henry Herman (Jr) was born in Saxony May 20, 1835 and died in Lebanon,MO Nov 1, 1919. He married Elizabeth Rauschelbach (Rauchelbach)also from Germany(born Jan 21 1839)in Nov 1856 in Hermann, MO. She died Oct 3 1881 in Lebanon, MO They had 9 children. Bianca, Caeasar, Frolisco, Hattie, Esther and 4 who died as young children or babies, Loretta, Ottdema, Julious, and Lambeth. Herman remarried on June 16, 1883 to Sarah Melcina Martha Catherina Harriet Ann Basnett (yep thats all ONE name) She was born March 26, 1849 They had three children Emma, Epolite and a baby girl. Martha died March 3, 1923. I believe she was from the Lebanon area as their family is still around here. Mr great great grandfather was Caesaer, I have not found much on any of the rest so far. I know Caesar married an Ida Mae Fitzpatrick Nov 20, 1881. His daughter Tracy was my great grandmother. Hope some of this is helpful to you. Good luck. You may email me at twowoodhippies@tds.net

Let me check the old directories next time I'm at the museum. I'll see who was in the clock-making business in the 1950's. Nancy -----Original Message----- From: mocole-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:mocole-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Robert Goranson Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 7:55 PM To: MOCOLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MOCOLE] Cole County Clock Makers Does anyone know if Cole County (or nearby) had a clock maker during the early 1950's? I know of a clock in my family that was brought from Cole County, Missouri to Carson County, Texas during that period. There is no label that I can find on it but I was told that it came from Cole County. I am just curious as to the possible maker. Thanks in advance, Bob _________________________________________________________________ Get FREE Web site and company branded e-mail from Microsoft Office Live http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/mcrssaub0050001411mrt/direct/01/ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to MOCOLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Does anyone know if Cole County (or nearby) had a clock maker during the early 1950's? I know of a clock in my family that was brought from Cole County, Missouri to Carson County, Texas during that period. There is no label that I can find on it but I was told that it came from Cole County. I am just curious as to the possible maker. Thanks in advance, Bob _________________________________________________________________ Get FREE Web site and company branded e-mail from Microsoft Office Live http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/mcrssaub0050001411mrt/direct/01/

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.cole/37.271.1.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: My grandfather Clyde Viessman's family was from Brinktown. I have a good deal of information on that family line. You can contact me directly at sbiondo@msn.com

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.cole/37.271.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: My grandfather Clyde Viessman's family was from Brinktown. I have a good deal of information on that family line.

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.cole/1689/mb.ashx Message Board Post: . Looking for information on John A. and Johanna Engelbrecht, born in Bayern in southern Germany, and settled in Cole County MO. The Census records list two children, John b. 1842 and Christoph b. 1845. John never married. christoph married and had three children: John G, Julius, and Frida. Did John and Johanna also have a daughter, Kungundia, born 1847/1849? Can not find this family in 1900!! Any suggestions?

Hi, I'm hoping for an obit from the newspaper. I have the dates of death but that's all. I'm hoping to get more detailed info from a newspaper obit. I'm interested in my great-great-great grandfather Johann Nicolas Korn who sometimes went by the name of Nicolas Korn/Corn. It seems that prior to 1880 they used the Corn and after used the Korn. Anyway he died April 1879 and is buried in Riverview-thank you Nancy for that info- and he was born in 1795. On the 1850 census his wife was Marguerite and two sons but at the time of his death he had a new wife named Verina and one new son. But one of the original sons can no longer be found. Did Missouri have an epidemic around then? I haven't started to research his wife my great-great-great grandmother. Next is my great-great grandfather, Wolfgang Corn/Korn. He died February 14, 1886. The only information I have on him comes from the census. But I saw on Ancestry when he was mentioned in an Audrain paper by his father in law, Schneider. So I feel an orbit of his may give me further information on my great-great grandmother Rosina Schneider. Thank you in advance Sharon Amico Family names-Korn/Corn-Gerber-Koetting-Schneider-Veismann

Sorry, but I don't have access to newspapers for the time frame you have mentioned. I'm sure they have them on film at the Missouri Historical Society in Columbia. I don't know if they do look-ups or not. Nancy -----Original Message----- Shaggy50@aol.com Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 10:46 AM Subject: [MOCOLE] obituary for grandparents Hi, I'm hoping for an obit from the newspaper. I have the dates of death but that's all. I'm hoping to get more detailed info from a newspaper obit. I'm interested in my great-great-great grandfather Johann Nicolas Korn who sometimes went by the name of Nicolas Korn/Corn. It seems that prior to 1880 they used the Corn and after used the Korn. Anyway he died April 1879 and is buried in Riverview-thank you Nancy for that info- and he was born in 1795. On the 1850 census his wife was Marguerite and two sons but at the time of his death he had a new wife named Verina and one new son. But one of the original sons can no longer be found. Did Missouri have an epidemic around then? I haven't started to research his wife my great-great-great grandmother. Next is my great-great grandfather, Wolfgang Corn/Korn. He died February 14, 1886. The only information I have on him comes from the census. But I saw on Ancestry when he was mentioned in an Audrain paper by his father in law, Schneider. So I feel an orbit of his may give me further information on my great-great grandmother Rosina Schneider. Thank you in advance Sharon Amico Family names-Korn/Corn-Gerber-Koetting-Schneider-Veismann

The State Journal, Jefferson City, Missouri, June 6, 1879 Pat Norton - Divided in Halves He was a section hand-had been employed on the work train, as he said. Sunday night found him in the city and in the custody of Marshal Jobe for drunkenness. Two nights and a day in the cooler sobered him, but did not sufficiently enrich him to pay that little bill of $5 fine and costs the Recorder footed up against him. He was accordingly liberated Tuesday morning. He gave his name as Pat Norton. The next seen of him he made application at the depot for a pass to Franklin. Shortly after his head was seen sticking out of a water tub on the Sedalia water train. Presently he emerged from the tub and took a seat on the end of one of the platform cars. In this position he was observed by brakeman Chandell. The cars were being switched backwards and forwards, and Chandell told him if he did not sit back he would get jerked off and hurt. He was sitting directly over the trucks Chandell had scarcely given the warning when a sudden lurch of the train threw him from his seat. He fell squarely across the track and the trucks passed directly over his middle, crushing him in twain. In twenty minutes he was dead. The coroner was summoned, an inquest was held and a verdict in accordance with these facts. The accident happened about 3 o'clock.

The State Journal, Jefferson City, Missouri, June 6, 1879 Died - In this city on the 31st day of May, J.R. Ferguson, age 65 years. Mr. Ferguson was born in Nelson County, Ky. And removed to this state with his father while yet but three years old. He grew to manhood, was married and lived in Callaway, near Cedar City all his life, till five years ago when he removed to this city. His disease was a lingering one. He has been confined to his bed for several months past. He leaves five children, a brother Tommy Ferguson, of Barkersville, and a sister, Mrs. Dunnica, of Texas, to mourn his loss. Mr. Ferguson was one of the most highly respected citizens of this part of the State. His life has been active and useful. For the past few years he has been a great sufferer. The loss of his wife several years ago was an affliction from which he has never recovered. He has reared a family of highly respected children; he has gone to the grave with the consciousness of a well-spent, honored life. Mr. Ferguson will be buried in the grave yard on the bluff overlooking Cedar City. The funeral services will be at Shiloh Church, in Cedar City, at 2 o'clock p.m. today. The funeral sermon will be preached by Rev. Mr. Goodby, of the M.E. Church South. All friends invited to attend. The boat will leave this side at 1 o'clock.

The State Journal, Jefferson City, Missouri, Friday, April 18, 1879 Friday night about 11 o'clock a young woman named Emma Speich, about 20 years of age, died at her residence on Main Street, from what can really be said to be a broken heart. About a year ago the girl was seduced by a young man named Doc Bush, she claimed. In a short time she became in a delicate condition and a warrant was sworn out and Bush was arrested, and a hearing of the case was had before Squire Johnson; but it was finally sent up to the Circuit Court for trial. The young girl went to her home and almost went wild over the affair. About three or four weeks ago she gave birth to a child. After the birth of the child the poor unfortunate girl was continually asking for Bush to come to see her, and it is said her moans and sobs were heartrending to hear. Word was sent to Bush three times to come and see her, as it is thought the girl would get better if she could see and talk with him; but he came not, and the poor betrayed girl continued to mourn and weep, until her reason left her and she became wild and raved and mourned for Bush until the time above stated, when death ended her sufferings and she died a truly broken hearted girl. Considerable indignation is manifest against Bush for not going to see the girl, and it is said the girl's parents will commence proceedings against him at once for the support of the child.

The State Journal, Jefferson City, Missouri Friday, April 18, 1879 Tuesday morning, April 15th, of pneumonia, Mr. Albert Walther, in the 57th years of his age: Mr. Walther was one of the most highly respected citizens of the county, and the news of his death will cast a shadow of gloom and regret over the heart of everyone who knew him. It seems incredible that death has claimed him, so hale, hearty and vigorous a man was he. He was a kind and good man, and was honored by all his neighbors as a man above reproach and without a stain upon his character. He is the elder, we believe of the honored family of Walther brothers, of whom Judge Walther, of the county court is a member. His funeral will take place at 3 o'clock this afternoon from his late residence near the railroad bridge, across the Moreau.