Hello List- seeking a obit transcription and or death date of William H Key and Lieucretia E Key. they may have died in Crawford county. Mo. perhaps by 1942 give or take. If any one has a cementery book, would you kindly look up, Thanks and have agreat day!!! Melodee Slaney [email protected]

Melodee Thosmas E. Key was the son of William W. Key b. 4 Dec 1832, Keysville, d. 1863. and Sarah Jane Dunlap, b. 15 Nov 1834. d. 2 Jan 1900. William W. Key was the son of Elijah Key and Matilda Stafford. I have a lot of the Key genealogy, too much to put on the list although I haven't filled in on a lot of the children. I didn't have your Thomas E. Key If you want the complete genealogy, let me know and I'll send it privately. Carlene

Hello List- I am wondering if anyone knows if Lester Thomas Key( son of Thomas Elijah and Telitha C( Dobbs) is still living in Crawford County( Keysville, or in Vacinity, How about his descendants, assuming he married?? I am working on the Keys - Dobbs Family Tree and hope to find a Living person to exchange family information. Thanks in advance and have a good day!!! Melodee Slaney [email protected]

Melodee, You send me a request via private e-mail plus I see that you posted to the List as well. I'm going to reply to your List posting so that the information will be preserved in archives for benefit of future researchers. I found the following individuals listed as being buried in Keysville Cemetery, but listing indicates that they are buried in unmarked graves, therefore, they have relied on obits as proof that they are supposedly buried there: KEY: OBITUARY: Elizabeth Key wife of Thomas Key and daughter of Rev. G. W. Dobbs, died of consumption Monday morning July 20, 1891. Mrs. Key leaves three children, the oldest six years of age. KEY: OBITUARY: Thomas Elijah Key was born as Kaysville (sic) Missouri October 12, 1856, and died April 27, 1932. At the age of 76 years, 6 months and 15 days. He was married in 1885 to Miss. Telitha Dobbs who died about the year of 1890. To this union three children were born: Lester Thomas, Zelma, Mae. Zelma died in 1913. May died in 1925 and Lester Thomas is the only living child. His second wife formerly Mrs. Jennie Sites whom he married in 1905 and who bore him no children. Thomas E. Key was for many years postmaster and station agent at Keysville. KEY: OBITUARY: Eunice Jamison Stanford was born February 7, 1857 and died on May 9, 1933. She had reached the age of 76 years, 3 months and 2 days. On December 14, 1876, she married James H. Sites who died April 16, 1910. Five children were born to them as follows: Russell Sites, Mrs. J. T. McMillen, Charles E. Sites, John M. Sites and Curtis E. Sites who died in childhood. In 1914 she married Thomas E. Key of Keysville, he died April 27, 1932. [Melodee, I typed the above marriage dates exactly as they are published even though they conflict.] Possibly Related?: Listed as having tombstone: KEY: ELIJAH May 20, 1809-May 8, 1888 - Elijah Key was the son of Elijah and Sarah Collins Key. He was one of nine children. He had a twin brother William. MATILDA Oct. 20, 1819 - Oct. 10, 1874 - Matilda was wife of Elijah Key. [Related to William Elijah above?] Melodee, there are other Key graves listed in this cemetery which you didn't specifically request. Would you like me to list them all for you, and any other graves which appear to be connected to the Key family? If so, just let me know and I can do that for you. Here is the history of Keysville as contained in "Cemetery Records of Crawford County, Missouri by Helen Marie Wright" which was published along with cemetery listing: HISTORY OF KEYSVILLE Among the sixty three settlers who were already living in Crawford County in January 1829, eleven of them had settled in the vicinity of Keysville. Four of the families were Keys, hence it was natural that the place be called Keysville. The earliest settler was Obadiah Key. He came with his young bride from Kentucky. They first settled briefly in Washington County, Missouri but arrived in Crawford County in 1825. Obadiah's wife was Mary Carter and her relatives, the Carters were among the pioneer settlers. Obadiah Key became a useful citizen in the Keysville community. He served as county judge and magistrate, bot positions of trust in the early days. Keysville4 had its beginning on the south banks of Crooked Creek across and not far from the present site. It was first called Old Elm Tree, an unusual name, but called such from the present of a very large wife spreading elm tree at that site. > Obituary lookup- Crawford County( Keysville) I am looking for death or > obit > information on these individuals 1{ Thomas E Key, husband of Teletha( > Letha > ) Dobbs- they were married 9-2/1885 2) Teletha or Letha C Key Nee : Dobbs > 3) William H Key( Keysville, Crawford) Husband of > Mary > A Key( Dobbs) 4) Mary A Key Nee: Doobs Thankyou > for > your time in looking up these names. hope you can find their information, > Have > a good day!!! Melodee Slaney [email protected] > > Hello List- I am wondering if any one should have a history book of > Crawford > county and would be willing to look up some information?? I am seeking the > death information of Teletha( Letha) Key: nee Dobbs and husband Thomas E > Key?? > and Mary A Key( Nee : Dobbs) and William H Key. I cant locate them in the > SS > Death index. so they must have died prior to establishing it. if no one > has > access to lookups, Can someone direct me to the Crawford Historical or > Genealogical Society?? giving me their e-mail as well as snail?? Thankyou > in advance to > any direction. one can provide. Have a good Day or Night!! Melodee > [email protected] > > > ==== MOCRAWFO Mailing List ==== > Visit the Crawford County, MOGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocrawfo/ >

Hello List- I am wondering if any one should have a history book of Crawford county and would be willing to look up some information?? I am seeking the death information of Teletha( Letha) Key: nee Dobbs and husband Thomas E Key?? and Mary A Key( Nee : Dobbs) and William H Key. I cant locate them in the SS Death index. so they must have died prior to establishing it. if no one has access to lookups, Can someone direct me to the Crawford Historical or Genealogical Society?? giving me their e-mail as well as snail?? Thankyou in advance to any direction. one can provide. Have a good Day or Night!! Melodee [email protected]

Hello List- I have just discovered that 2 ancestors were married in Keysville, Crawfod Co Mo( apaarently both married brothers of the same surname( Key) Telitha C Married Thomas E Key September 2, 1885 and Mary A Dobbs married William H Key November 16,1887, I would like to know if the co unty recorder has these old marriages on file and what may cost for a plain copie. The girls parents names were George Washington Dobbs and Sarah Jane ( Campbell) Dobbs. I also wondered how I can located their birthdates. I would like to believe they were born in Kentucky. Thankyou in advance for any help!!! Melodee Slaney [email protected]

Melodee, E-mail, this address, they are great. Enclose the names, places and dates of the marriages you want them to find. They will let you know if they find the records. If they do, the cost is .50 each plus a large self-addressed envelope. That is for a copy of the marriage licenses. And yes, I did mean fifty cents. Reference Staff Missouri State Archives PO Box 1747 Jefferson City, MO 65102 (573) 751-3280 e-mail [email protected] website http://www.sos.state.mo.us/archives/ Also this is a great site to look up marriages for Crawford Co marriages. Your ancestors are there. Gracie http://www.vienici.com/default.htm

Nancy, I don't know. I haven't received my copy of the book yet. If you write Emma Dunn, she can tell you. Leslie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nancy T R I C E" <[email protected]> To: "'Leslie Hamby'" <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 12:15 AM Subject: RE: [MOCRAWFO] Bourbon Centennial Publication > Hi Leslie... is the surname SPICER in the book? > > Thanks, > nt > >

Janette: Here is the information you requested. "The Sesquicentennial book , Bourbon Missouri - Celebrating 150 Years, is out and has been very well received. It has about 250 pages and more than 1500 names. It is a nice hardbound copy with lots of pictures. The cost is $45.00 plus $4.00 for shipping." If interested, contact Emma Dunn ([email protected]). Leslie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janette Vrana" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 10:08 PM Subject: [MOCRAWFO] Bourbon Centennial Publication > Has anybody heard about a Bourbon Centennial Publication being published, and where to purchase one? Thanks, Janette > > > > ==== MOCRAWFO Mailing List ==== > Visit the Crawford County, MOGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocrawfo/ > >

Nena, I'm not related to this family so I'm afraid that I really don't have much, if any, further information. Here are some Hinch graves listed in other cemeteries in Crawford County, Missouri, which may help you, or other Hinch researchers. CHERRY VALLEY CEMETERY, located on Cherry Valley Road in Courtois Township. HINCH: THEO. 1861-1936 - Theo. Hinch was born in Gasconade County Missouri July 1, 1861 and died February 21, 1927 aged 65 years, 7 months and 20 days. He was married to Miss Effie May Wilson on May 30, 1897. To this union 8 children were born five of whom are living, Clyde Nona, Agnes, and Maggie. [As you can see, only 4 names were listed.] EFFIE 1879-19?? CLARENCE 1903-1905 FAIRVIEW CEMETERY, located on Christy Mines Road in Courtois Township. HINCH: ALBERT A. Oct. 28, 1910-Apr. 17, 1987 LINDELL HENRY U.S. Army Jan. 9, 1928-Feb. 123, 1979 ARCHIE Feb. 17, 1885-Nov. 25, 1970 ANNIE E. Feb. 12, 1895-Feb. 26, 1979 SCHWEIDER CEMETERY located on Woolsey Road in Courtois Township. HINCH: CLYDE M. Oct. 10, 1901-May 14, 1980 MAGGIE L. daughter of Clyde & Helen Apr. 1935 STEELVILLE CITY CEMETERY. HINCH: ESSIE M. Dec. 23, 1900-June 7, 1972 HINCH: VIOLA Jan. 28, 1897-June 16, 1979 HINCH: JESSE Mo. Pfc. WW1 Mar. 21, 1887-Sept. 20, 1970 HINCH: THEODORE U. S. Army Feb. 19, 1890-Aug. 2, 1974 FANNIE, Feb. 22, 1894-July 9, 1945 - OBITIARY: Mrs. Theodore Hinch was born February 22, 1894 and passed away July 9, 1845 at the age of 51 years, 4 months and 17 days. Mrs. Hinch formerly Miss Fannie BOSTER. She leaves to mourn her passing her husband, and her daughter Mrs. Susie CLONTS. [Note: Also buried here in Steelville City Cemetery are John S. BOSTER Aug. 23, 1854-Mar. 15, 1923, and D. J. BOSTER, Co. D 47th Mo. Inf.] If there are any other names you need me to look up which may be related, please don't hesitate to ask. The above listings were published in the book "Cemetery Records of Crawford County, Missouri" by Helen Marie Wright which was published in 1998. Bettye ---------------------------- Original Message ---------------------------- Subject: Luther Hinch family From: "Nena Smothers" <[email protected]> Date: Sun, September 5, 2004 2:34 pm -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Luther, Jewel children of John Steven Hinch & Mary Frances Payne anymore info please let me know, thanks Nena,

Alan, Sorry, but I didn't find either Thomas or Jane Waller listed in any of the cemeteries in the book I have, but I did find a group of Waller graves in the Czar Cemetery (located on Barr Road off of Highway V in Osage Township), which are related to them. WALLER: CLEO P., son of W. M. and M. E., Apr. 27, 1897-Oct. 7, 1918. MENERVA E. Nov. 3, 1876-Mar. 20, 1976 WILLIAM F. Apr. 30 1876-Oct. 14, 1954 - OBITUARY: William F. Waller son of Thomas and Jane Waller was born April 30, 1876 in Crawford County and departed this life at the home of his son near Imperial, Missouri on October 14, 1954 at the age of 78 years, 6 months and 14 days. He was united in marriage on April 17, 1896 to Manerva Evelyn Setzer. To this union 6 children were born. Cleo P. Waller deceased October 7, 1918, Mr. Earl D. Waller St. Louis, Mrs. Dewey Burns of Granite City, Illinois, Mrs. W. A. Van Wickle of St. Louis, Mr. Lee Waller Imperial Missouri and Mr. Willima [William ?] O. Waller of Imperial Missouri. He leaves to mourn his going his wife 5 children. Also, there is a Waller Family Cemetery located in Courtois Township in Crawford County, there are two Kinworthy graves there (Sarah & Joshway), so the Waller graves may be related, but there is no Thomas or Jane listed. The Waller graves listed are: John E., Talitha M., Eva May, M. J., George W., Lance Payton, Fred L., John Q., and John W. If you want the full listings on these, let me know. In the Lea Cemetery where Stanley L. & Joshua and Virginia Kinworthy are buried, there are the following Waller graves: Horace, Grace M., Scott, and John W. Again, let me know if you need the dates of these. I see that I left Virginia off of my previous e-mail. She was born Sept. 23, 1864 and died Mar. 15, 1937. Listed as being buried in unmarked grave in Earney Cemetery (a/k/a Arney Cemetery) located on Camel Hump Road in Osage Township is Mr. Pearl Waller. OBITUARY: Mr. Pearl Waller son of William Waller and grandson of L. E. Setzer of near Dillard died at the residence of Mrs. Sarah M. Wright in Steelville Missouri Monday October 7, 1918. About four weeks ago his parents brought him to Steelville to receive medical treatment for dropsy. He was 21 years old last August. He was buried at the Earney cemetery on Dry Creek Wednesday. If you need any more lookups, don't hesitate to ask. Bettye > Dear Bettye I was wondering if you could look up another one for me. > He > is Thomas Waller who was born about 1853 & his wife Jane who was born > about > 1855. They were in the 1880 census in Crawford Co, & havent found them in > any other census. They had one son Willie who was born in 1877. Thank you > very much for your time & effort. Alan

>From: "Alan McCormick" <[email protected]> >Date: Sat, September 4, 2004 7:31 pm >Dear Bettye I am trying to find the cemetery where Samuel J. Kinworthy & >his wife Lizzle are buried. If you find then can you get their birth & >death dates. Thank you very much for your time & effort. Alan Alan, I find the following: In KINDER CEMETERY, located on Highway ZZ out of Cuba in Benton Township, also known as U. P. Cemetery: KINWORTHY: Obituary: Samuel J. Kinworthy beloved husband of Tolitha Kinworth passed away at his home in Cuby April 18, 1957 at the age of 72 years. He is also survived by his children Jessie, Fred, and Everett Kinworthy. Another OBITUARY: Samuel Jessie Kinworthy wasw born in Crawford County on January 5, 1886 to the union of William Kinworthy and Mary Harmon and passed away April 18, 1957 at the age of 71 years, 3 months and 13 days. He was united in marriage to Tolitha Waller in Steelville Missouri in 1907 and four sons were born to this union Jessie of St. Louis, Fred of Bakersfield California, Everett of the home, one son Clark having preceded him in death. Three sisters Mrs. Ira Hendrix of Texas, Mrs. Howard McVey of St. Louis and Mrs. Lee Halbert of Steelville, one brother William Hopkins of St. Louis. [He's listed under those that do not have tombstones. I don't see Lizzie listed unless she remarried and is buried under that name.] ================================================================ In WALLER FAMILY CEMETERY, Located in Courtois Township: KINWORTHY: SARAH - May 20, 1785-Feb. 23, 1861 JOSHWAY Jan. 20, 1781-Sep. 9, 1858 ================================================================ In LEA CEMETERYlocated on Highway MM out of Leasburg in Liberty Township: KINWORTHY: STANLEY L. Oct. 4, 1903-Apr. 7, 1973 JOSHUA - Aug. 12, 1848-Dec. 30, 1926 - Joshua Kinworthy was the son of George and Mary A. Kinworthy. He was the third child of ten children. ================================================================ In CROSS ROADS CEMETERY, located on Highway H in Liberty Township: KINWORTHY: DASIE A. 1878-1968 POSEY L. 1875-1951 - OBITUARY: Posey Lee Kinworthy was born December 4, 1875 and departed this life on May 14, 1951 at the age of 75 years. He was the son of the late John and Minnie Kinworthy. He was married to Daisy A. Davis and to this union four children were born, one dying in infancy. Those surviving are his wife, three children Edward Kinworthy, Mrs. Vina Barr, Mrs. Helen Crawford. =============================================================== In LIBERTY CEMETERY (formerly known as Coleman Cemetery), located on TT Highway out of Steelville in Liberty Township: KINWORTHY: WILLIAM R. 1873-1962 KINWORTHY: MARY A. 1826-Jan. 27, 1893 - OBITUARY: Mrs. Kinworthy died leaving her husband and nine childrfen one of whom iS John. GEORGE W. Apr. 8 1822-Nov. 18, 1895 KINWORTHY: WILLIE son of Mary & William died 1894 age 1 year, 3 months, 19 days. KINWORTHY: LETHA 1878-1947 [Note: There are some Walker graves and Woods graves around them that are probably related.] KINWORTHY: JEMIMA E. wife of Joshua Jan. 2, 1853-Dec. 19, 1893 EDNA A., daughter of J. & J. E. died Mar. 11, 1893 age 1 year, 4 months, 28 days. JOHN W. husband of Lucretia Nov. 29, 1871-Jan. 29, 1917 LUCRETIA G. 1882-1963 OLIVER R. 1910-1991 Buried at LIBERTY CEMETERY without tombstone: KINWORTHY OBITUARY: The little son of William Kinworthy died Aug. 5, 1886 age 1 month, from a disease similar to colera infantum. Buried at Liberty Cemetery. ================================================================ Hope the above helps. If you need any more lookups after reviewing the above, just ask. Bettye.

I don't know who this was intended for but I am researching the Hinch family in Crawford and Washington Counties too. The Hinch descendents have started a web site to help connect all our relatives. www.theladonnaproject.com Thanks for the post. Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: "B. Warner" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, September 04, 2004 5:56 PM Subject: [MOCRAWFO] Hinch Graves > Nancy: > > I tried to send this to you privately, but it came back. > I hope this information helps. > > In the publication "Cemeteries of Crawford County, Missouri", by Helen > Marie Wright, The I find the following listings on the Hinch family in the > Cross Roads Cemetery located on Highway H in Liberty Township. The book > indicates that the present site of the Cross Roads Cemetery was chosen by > Jeremiah King. John R. Looney had homestead land and he donated two acres > of land for the cemetery and church. The name "Cross Roads" was given to > the church in memory of the old Cross Roads Church in South Carolina. > They built the first church in the Spring of 1872. Bonnie Barton born May > 1, 1878 died January 13, 1879 was the first person buried in Cross Roads > Cemetery. > > HINCH: > > LUTHER Aug. 13, 1907-Apr. 14, 1974 - Luther was the son of John and Fannie > Payne Hinch. He was born in Hinch Crawford County, Missouri. > > JESSIE E. Jan. 23, 1909-Feb. 21, 1981. > > FANNIE 1883-1942 - Fannie was the daughter of George Washington Payne. > She was the wife of John Hinch. She was killed in a car wreck in Bourbon, > Missouri. > > JOHN S. 1876-1946 - John was born in Washington County, Missouri. He > married Fannie Payne. Their children were: Jewell killed in World War 2, > Louisa and Luther. > > JEWELL WW2 Sep 4, 1921 - Oct. 8, 1944 - Jewell was the son of John and > Fannie Payne Hinch. Born in Crawford County, Missouri. > > I also found the following Payne graves which I believe is Fannie's mother: > PAYNE Sarah Louisa wife of G. W. Nov. 9, 1865- Oct. 29, 1899 - OBITUARY: > Mrs. G. W. Payne nee Wright died Saturday at her home two miles east of > Cross Roads Church. She left several small children. Her daughter Fannie > is very sick. [I don't see listing there for G.W. Payne. > > The following person listed as being buried there at Cross Roads in > unmarked grave: > PAYNE: > OBITUARY: "Aunt Polly" Payne died on pneumonia at the home of her son > April 19, 1900 age 79 years. She is survived by two sons. > > I found another Jesse Hinch, Mo. Pfc WW1 Mar. 21, 1887 - Sept. 20, 1970. > He's buried at Steelville City Cemetery. > > Hope this helps! If you need anything else, don't hesitate to ask. > > Bettye > > > > > Hi Bettye... could I get you to check one for me too? > > Jessie Hinch > > and husband Luther. She was born 23 Jan 1909 and died prior > > to 17 Feb 1987. I have nothing on Luther. It won't be > > Steelville... somewhere near Bourbon. > > > > Thanks so much in advance! > > nt > > > > > > > > ==== MOCRAWFO Mailing List ==== > How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains (in the body of the message) the command > > unsubscribe > > and no additional text. >

Nancy: I tried to send this to you privately, but it came back. I hope this information helps. In the publication "Cemeteries of Crawford County, Missouri", by Helen Marie Wright, The I find the following listings on the Hinch family in the Cross Roads Cemetery located on Highway H in Liberty Township. The book indicates that the present site of the Cross Roads Cemetery was chosen by Jeremiah King. John R. Looney had homestead land and he donated two acres of land for the cemetery and church. The name "Cross Roads" was given to the church in memory of the old Cross Roads Church in South Carolina. They built the first church in the Spring of 1872. Bonnie Barton born May 1, 1878 died January 13, 1879 was the first person buried in Cross Roads Cemetery. HINCH: LUTHER Aug. 13, 1907-Apr. 14, 1974 - Luther was the son of John and Fannie Payne Hinch. He was born in Hinch Crawford County, Missouri. JESSIE E. Jan. 23, 1909-Feb. 21, 1981. FANNIE 1883-1942 - Fannie was the daughter of George Washington Payne. She was the wife of John Hinch. She was killed in a car wreck in Bourbon, Missouri. JOHN S. 1876-1946 - John was born in Washington County, Missouri. He married Fannie Payne. Their children were: Jewell killed in World War 2, Louisa and Luther. JEWELL WW2 Sep 4, 1921 - Oct. 8, 1944 - Jewell was the son of John and Fannie Payne Hinch. Born in Crawford County, Missouri. I also found the following Payne graves which I believe is Fannie's mother: PAYNE Sarah Louisa wife of G. W. Nov. 9, 1865- Oct. 29, 1899 - OBITUARY: Mrs. G. W. Payne nee Wright died Saturday at her home two miles east of Cross Roads Church. She left several small children. Her daughter Fannie is very sick. [I don't see listing there for G.W. Payne. The following person listed as being buried there at Cross Roads in unmarked grave: PAYNE: OBITUARY: "Aunt Polly" Payne died on pneumonia at the home of her son April 19, 1900 age 79 years. She is survived by two sons. I found another Jesse Hinch, Mo. Pfc WW1 Mar. 21, 1887 - Sept. 20, 1970. He's buried at Steelville City Cemetery. Hope this helps! If you need anything else, don't hesitate to ask. Bettye > Hi Bettye... could I get you to check one for me too? > Jessie Hinch > and husband Luther. She was born 23 Jan 1909 and died prior > to 17 Feb 1987. I have nothing on Luther. It won't be > Steelville... somewhere near Bourbon. > > Thanks so much in advance! > nt >

I have Henry T. Mudd married to Mary (Polly) Pinnell, daughter of Lewis Pinnell. He was born 25 SEP 1829 and died 23 MAR 1863, buried in the Gibson (AKA Taylor) Cemetery up on Brush Creek. I can give you directions if you like. They do have daughters: Valeria L. born 2 JAN 1862 Florence T. - 1857 Georgia Ann - 28 FEB 1853 (Married Ernest Treece) an infant with initials H. E. died young. and a stillborn infant sons: James M. - 28 JAN 1858 Wesley Rice - APR 1860 (Married Lettie Evans) That about does it. > -----Original Message----- > From: ELEANOR McCAIN [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 10:49 AM > To: 'B. Warner' > Subject: RE: [MOCRAWFO] Steelville Cemetery > > Bettye - > > Thanks for this one as well - the H. T. (Henry Thomas)Mudd was likely > the brother to the John S. Mudd I asked about - John F.(Francis), Julia > Ann and Valerie appear to be children of H. T. & Mary Mudd. I > appreciate your efforts to find my Mudds in the group. > Thanks, > Eleanor > > -----Original Message----- > From: B. Warner [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 12:10 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MOCRAWFO] Steelville Cemetery > > Eleanor, > > The only Mudd graves listed in the book "Cemetery Records of Crawford > County" by Helen Marie Wright are the following: > > MUDD: > H. E. Mar. 28, 1863 - Oct. 1, 1868 > J. M. Jan. 25, 1858 - Mar. 23, 18679 (yes, that's how it's typed!) > H. T. Sept. 25, 1829 - Mar. 23, 1963 (this is obviously wrong too - > probably should say 1863) > MARY, July 31, 1828 - Nov. 16, 1887 > V. E. Jan. 2, 1862 - Nov. 20, 1896 - OBITUARY: Valerie Mudd died Friday > last of consumption at the residence of Ernest Treece in Oak Hill > Township, age about 30. > > The above graves are all located in the "Gibson Taylor Cemetery" which > is > located on High Point or Davis Road off of Highway 19 in Oak Hill > Township. There are no Mudd graves listed in the book I have for > Steelville City Cemetery. Sorry! > > In some other records I have, I find a marriage license dated January > 23, > 1868 issued to John Keeney and Julia A. Mudd. Also, I have an 1840 > Crawford County census which shows a John F. Mudd living in Liberty > township. > > Bettye -- Joe L. Miller Research Coordinator - The Pinnell Family Network http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pinnell/ United We Stand..

Has anybody heard about a Bourbon Centennial Publication being published, and where to purchase one? Thanks, Janette

-----Original Message----- From: ELEANOR McCAIN [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 10:49 AM To: 'B. Warner' Subject: RE: [MOCRAWFO] Steelville Cemetery Bettye - Thanks for this one as well - the H. T. (Henry Thomas)Mudd was likely the brother to the John S. Mudd I asked about - John F.(Francis), Julia Ann and Valerie appear to be children of H. T. & Mary Mudd. I appreciate your efforts to find my Mudds in the group. Thanks, Eleanor -----Original Message----- From: B. Warner [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 12:10 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MOCRAWFO] Steelville Cemetery Eleanor, The only Mudd graves listed in the book "Cemetery Records of Crawford County" by Helen Marie Wright are the following: MUDD: H. E. Mar. 28, 1863 - Oct. 1, 1868 J. M. Jan. 25, 1858 - Mar. 23, 18679 (yes, that's how it's typed!) H. T. Sept. 25, 1829 - Mar. 23, 1963 (this is obviously wrong too - probably should say 1863) MARY, July 31, 1828 - Nov. 16, 1887 V. E. Jan. 2, 1862 - Nov. 20, 1896 - OBITUARY: Valerie Mudd died Friday last of consumption at the residence of Ernest Treece in Oak Hill Township, age about 30. The above graves are all located in the "Gibson Taylor Cemetery" which is located on High Point or Davis Road off of Highway 19 in Oak Hill Township. There are no Mudd graves listed in the book I have for Steelville City Cemetery. Sorry! In some other records I have, I find a marriage license dated January 23, 1868 issued to John Keeney and Julia A. Mudd. Also, I have an 1840 Crawford County census which shows a John F. Mudd living in Liberty township. Bettye > Is there a publication of all of the persons buried in Steelville? The > wonderful Crawford Co. web site had just a few listings for the > Steelville City Cem., but that can't possibly be everyone. Or is there > another cem. in Steelville? > > > > In the meantime, does anyone know where John S. Mudd and wife Clementine > might be buried? He was born in 1828 (MO?), she was born 1831 (MO) and > died in Steelville July 17,1918. They were living in Liberty Twsp. in > 1880, he was a farmer; however in 1873 he had a general (?) store in > Scotia. > > > > Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. > > Eleanor > > > > ==== MOCRAWFO Mailing List ==== > Visit the Crawford County, MOGenWeb > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocrawfo/ > ==== MOCRAWFO Mailing List ==== Visit the Crawford County, MOGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocrawfo/

-----Original Message----- From: ELEANOR McCAIN [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 10:39 AM To: 'B. Warner' Subject: RE: [MOCRAWFO] more Steelville cem. Bettye - sorry for the error I realized I made - your info below specifies that James S. Trask's mother was Marvin's first wife. Again, sorry about that. Further in the info, a "Mrs. Lenz Johnson" of Ft. Scott, Kansas is actually the Lena Trask Johnson I mentioned a minute ago - Eugene's sister, James S.' half sister. Eleanor -----Original Message----- From: B. Warner [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 12:33 AM To: [email protected] Cc: ELEANOR McCAIN Subject: Re: [MOCRAWFO] more Steelville cem. Eleanor, I do find Eugene Trask (1855-1919) listed in Steelville City Cemetery. Listing also gives the following obituary: Eugene Trask was married to Miss Mary Johnson May 14, 1877. Nine children came to bless their home, eight of whom survive the father, Jorgen, Gladstone and Leslie; Mrs. C. E. Jamison, Mrs. N. M. Lawrence, Mrs. Nina Beeks, Mrs. E. O. Glover; and Marie Trask. Also listed right below him is listing for Elizabeth Dawson Trask, wife of Marvin W., Oct. 1, 1826 - June 19, 1897 age 70 years, 8 months, 18 days. Also, I find a listing at Steelville City Cemetery for a James Steel Trask who appears to be related to Eugene Trask. All that is given for him is obituary: James Steel Trask died at the residence of Mrs. Mary Achurch in Steelville on Sunday morning April 8, 1906 from heart failure. He had been a sufferer for a number of months with kidney trouble. He was son of the late Marvin W. and Alice Steen (?) Trask, and was born April 17, 1836, a brother of Mrs. Lavica Wood of near Steelville, a half brother of Mrs. G. S. McIntosh and Eugene Trask of Steelville, Mrs. Lenz Johnson of Fort Scott Kansas and Dr's J.S. and H.E.C. Trask of California. The funeral was conducted at the C. P. Church by Rev. W. J. Todd on Monday at two o'clock. The interment took place at Steelville cemetery. Bettye > Sorry, forgot to ask if someone could tell me if Eugene Trask is buried > in Steelville? He was a pharmacist about the turn of the century (the > last one), or before, moved with his family to Calif., then died in > Steelville ca 1919. > > > > Thanks for any help, in advance. > > Eleanor > > > > ==== MOCRAWFO Mailing List ==== > How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains (in the body of the message) the command > > unsubscribe > > and no additional text. >

-----Original Message----- From: ELEANOR McCAIN [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 10:34 AM To: 'B. Warner' Subject: RE: [MOCRAWFO] more Steelville cem. Thank you, Bettye - Glad to get the obit, as well, I didn't have one. Eliz. Dawson Trask, was the 2nd wife of Marvin W. Trask, mentioned below, & was the mother of Eugene and James S. In addition, a sister, Lena Sabina or Sabina Lena Trask married Mary Johnson's brother, Nelse Johnson. Nelse was born Nelse Jorgensen, Mary was born Mary Jorgensdatter (in Denmark) and they were siblings of my grgrandfather Robert P. Johnson, who married, by the way, Mary Jane Harper, sister-in-law of John S. Mudd. So the end result is that Eugene Trask and John S. Mudd were brothers-in-law - and all of this took place in Crawford Co.!!!! So, if you or anyone else on the list, run across any of those names anywhere, I would love to hear about it. So far I cannot link Mary Jane Harper to any of the Crawford Co. Harpers (she was born in Washington Co., I believe) - I have tried as have several other Crawford Co. researchers. But I decided to "make an end run", as they say - try a new approach. Thanks again for your assistance. Eleanor -----Original Message----- From: B. Warner [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 12:33 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MOCRAWFO] more Steelville cem. Eleanor, I do find Eugene Trask (1855-1919) listed in Steelville City Cemetery. Listing also gives the following obituary: Eugene Trask was married to Miss Mary Johnson May 14, 1877. Nine children came to bless their home, eight of whom survive the father, Jorgen, Gladstone and Leslie; Mrs. C. E. Jamison, Mrs. N. M. Lawrence, Mrs. Nina Beeks, Mrs. E. O. Glover; and Marie Trask. Also listed right below him is listing for Elizabeth Dawson Trask, wife of Marvin W., Oct. 1, 1826 - June 19, 1897 age 70 years, 8 months, 18 days. Also, I find a listing at Steelville City Cemetery for a James Steel Trask who appears to be related to Eugene Trask. All that is given for him is obituary: James Steel Trask died at the residence of Mrs. Mary Achurch in Steelville on Sunday morning April 8, 1906 from heart failure. He had been a sufferer for a number of months with kidney trouble. He was son of the late Marvin W. and Alice Steen (?) Trask, and was born April 17, 1836, a brother of Mrs. Lavica Wood of near Steelville, a half brother of Mrs. G. S. McIntosh and Eugene Trask of Steelville, Mrs. Lenz Johnson of Fort Scott Kansas and Dr's J.S. and H.E.C. Trask of California. The funeral was conducted at the C. P. Church by Rev. W. J. Todd on Monday at two o'clock. The interment took place at Steelville cemetery. Bettye > Sorry, forgot to ask if someone could tell me if Eugene Trask is buried > in Steelville? He was a pharmacist about the turn of the century (the > last one), or before, moved with his family to Calif., then died in > Steelville ca 1919. > > > > Thanks for any help, in advance. > > Eleanor > > > > ==== MOCRAWFO Mailing List ==== > How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains (in the body of the message) the command > > unsubscribe > > and no additional text. > ==== MOCRAWFO Mailing List ==== How to unsubscribe. Send a message to [email protected] that contains (in the body of the message) the command unsubscribe and no additional text.

Eleanor, I do find Eugene Trask (1855-1919) listed in Steelville City Cemetery. Listing also gives the following obituary: Eugene Trask was married to Miss Mary Johnson May 14, 1877. Nine children came to bless their home, eight of whom survive the father, Jorgen, Gladstone and Leslie; Mrs. C. E. Jamison, Mrs. N. M. Lawrence, Mrs. Nina Beeks, Mrs. E. O. Glover; and Marie Trask. Also listed right below him is listing for Elizabeth Dawson Trask, wife of Marvin W., Oct. 1, 1826 - June 19, 1897 age 70 years, 8 months, 18 days. Also, I find a listing at Steelville City Cemetery for a James Steel Trask who appears to be related to Eugene Trask. All that is given for him is obituary: James Steel Trask died at the residence of Mrs. Mary Achurch in Steelville on Sunday morning April 8, 1906 from heart failure. He had been a sufferer for a number of months with kidney trouble. He was son of the late Marvin W. and Alice Steen (?) Trask, and was born April 17, 1836, a brother of Mrs. Lavica Wood of near Steelville, a half brother of Mrs. G. S. McIntosh and Eugene Trask of Steelville, Mrs. Lenz Johnson of Fort Scott Kansas and Dr's J.S. and H.E.C. Trask of California. The funeral was conducted at the C. P. Church by Rev. W. J. Todd on Monday at two o'clock. The interment took place at Steelville cemetery. Bettye > Sorry, forgot to ask if someone could tell me if Eugene Trask is buried > in Steelville? He was a pharmacist about the turn of the century (the > last one), or before, moved with his family to Calif., then died in > Steelville ca 1919. > > > > Thanks for any help, in advance. > > Eleanor > > > > ==== MOCRAWFO Mailing List ==== > How to unsubscribe. Send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains (in the body of the message) the command > > unsubscribe > > and no additional text. >