America was 6 years in 1860 (May 27, 1854) and Samuel was 4 years (February 28, 1856) in 1860. ----- Original Message ----- From: Frederick W. Gregg, Jr. <rickgreg@gte.net> To: <MODALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 10:10 PM Subject: Re: Norris CREEK m. America CREEK > pmaa@casstel.net wrote: > > > > I am trying to first find the maiden name of my great-great grandmother, > > who was America Creek. She was married in Dallas county on 29 April 1869 > > to Norris Creek. I am told that most of my family is buried in Dallas > > county. She was full blooded indian, but from what group, I am not sure. > > If you can help please email me at pamelarr@yahoo.com > > Thank you Pamela Creek Miller. > > Hello Pamela - > > Marriage Book "A" at page 36: > > 29 Apr 1869 Norris Creek - America E. Creek > > 1860 Dallas Co., MO, federal census: > > Jackson Township > 399-139 600-335 > CREEK Elender 39 Ky Housework > John 17 Ky > Sarah A. 15 Ky > Melissa J. 12 Ky > Merica E. 6 Mo > Samuel R. 4 Mo > > So Pamela, I think America E. CREEK's maiden name was CREEK. > > > Rick Gregg >

> --------------------------------------------------------------- > Rick, > > Would you check for the following: > Isaac Fountain Line and Mollie Unknown > > Any Help is Always Appreciated, > Beverly > kgibson@strato.net > Hello Beverly - Dallas Co., MO, Marriage Book 5 at page 459: 14 Jan 1894 I F Line - Ella Morrison C O Gammon JP Rick Gregg

Would The person who posted this subject line to the MODALLAS-L please contact me. Thank You. Sharon Vega svega@pacbell.net

Hello Colleen - I never said I was the sharpest knife in the drawer and this proves it. I looked at the 1880 census again but for EMBREE and sure 'nuff: Benton Township EMBREE Ben 37 m Farmer Mo Ky Ky Julia 39 m Keepinghouse In In In Isaac 13 Mo Mo In Ellen 11 Mo Mo In Mary 9 Mo Mo In James 6 Mo Mo In Allen 4 Mo Mo In Charles 8/12-Oct Mo Mo In EMBREE Ellen 22 niece Tn Tn Tn Rick Gregg kuklao wrote: > > Thanks Rick, > I think they (Hembree's) may have been in Polk County in 1880. And Demilda > could have died after your books were published. > Colleen Oliver > Researching: Chapman, Cheek, Stafford, Wingo and others. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Frederick W. Gregg, Jr." <rickgreg@gte.net> > To: "kuklao" <kuklao@home.com> > Cc: <MODALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 8:59 AM > Subject: Re: Lookup - HEMBREE - PINKLEY > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > > Hi Rick, > > > Could you do me a favor and look in your 1870 Dallas Census book and > > > see if there is a Benjamin Franklin Hembree, with wife named Juliann > > > (Pinkley). Also the 1880 census with a son Charles Henry > > > > > > Also please look for a Demila (Harris) Glass in the New Hope > > > Cemetery. I have not dates on her. > > > Thanks, > > > Colleen Oliver > > > Researching: Chapman, Cheek, Stafford, Wingo and others. > > > > > > Hello Colleen - > > > > 1870 Dallas County federal census: > > > > Benton Township > > 271-267 > > HEMBREE Benjamin 28 Mo > > [PINKLEY] Julia A. 28 Mo > > John 11 Mo > > Isaac McD. 3 Mo > > Elizabeth E. 9/12 (Aug) Mo > > PINKLEY Emily 17 Mo > > > > There are no HEMBREE listed in the index to the 1880 Dallas Co. census. > > > > There are no GLASS or HARRIS listed in the index to the cemetery book > > for the New Hope Cemetery. > > > > Rick Gregg

pmaa@casstel.net wrote: > > I am trying to first find the maiden name of my great-great grandmother, > who was America Creek. She was married in Dallas county on 29 April 1869 > to Norris Creek. I am told that most of my family is buried in Dallas > county. She was full blooded indian, but from what group, I am not sure. > If you can help please email me at pamelarr@yahoo.com > Thank you Pamela Creek Miller. Hello Pamela - Marriage Book "A" at page 36: 29 Apr 1869 Norris Creek - America E. Creek 1860 Dallas Co., MO, federal census: Jackson Township 399-139 600-335 CREEK Elender 39 Ky Housework John 17 Ky Sarah A. 15 Ky Melissa J. 12 Ky Merica E. 6 Mo Samuel R. 4 Mo So Pamela, I think America E. CREEK's maiden name was CREEK. Rick Gregg

This is just to let you know that I have a lot on the descendents of John Andrew Hembree, who married my gg-aunt, Chloe Mustain. John was the son of Isaac Lyons Hembree. I also have a BUNCH on the Mustain folks. Jerry Johnston Scottsdale, AZ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Frederick W. Gregg, Jr." <rickgreg@gte.net> To: <MODALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 8:59 AM Subject: Re: Lookup - HEMBREE - PINKLEY

> --------------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Rick, > Could you do me a favor and look in your 1870 Dallas Census book and > see if there is a Benjamin Franklin Hembree, with wife named Juliann > (Pinkley). Also the 1880 census with a son Charles Henry > > Also please look for a Demila (Harris) Glass in the New Hope > Cemetery. I have not dates on her. > Thanks, > Colleen Oliver > Researching: Chapman, Cheek, Stafford, Wingo and others. Hello Colleen - 1870 Dallas County federal census: Benton Township 271-267 HEMBREE Benjamin 28 Mo [PINKLEY] Julia A. 28 Mo John 11 Mo Isaac McD. 3 Mo Elizabeth E. 9/12 (Aug) Mo PINKLEY Emily 17 Mo There are no HEMBREE listed in the index to the 1880 Dallas Co. census. There are no GLASS or HARRIS listed in the index to the cemetery book for the New Hope Cemetery. Rick Gregg

Is the Buffalo Reflex online? I would like their email address. Thanks. Maxine

MKLewis6610 wrote: > > Is the Buffalo Reflex online? I would like their email address. > Thanks. > Maxine Try: http://www.buffaloreflex.com/ Rick Gregg

FYI - In the Feb. 7, 2001, issue of the Buffaol Reflex there is an article about, and a picture of, the marriage of John DARBY and Emma MADDUX on May 7, 1905. Rick Gregg

FYI - The Feb. 7, 2001, issue of the Buffalo Reflex has a picture of Von BERRY and his wife, Elberta ANDERSON, who were married Dec. 14, 1929, at the Dallas County Court House in Buffalo. Rick Gregg

FYI - The Feb. 7, 2001, issue of the Buffalo Reflex has an article about, and a picture of, Wilford A. BRADLEY and Alma Ellen GAUNT. (For some reason the photo is labeled "Wilford and Susan Bradley"?). Rick Gregg

Jmooneygal@aol.com wrote: > > Hello, Rick; > > Would you please do a lookup in 1860 and 1870 Dallas Co for family group of > Howell Jeffries (HJ, maybe) GRAVES, wife Calista. Try Union Twp. first. > > PS: Do you know when Webster Co split off from Dallas, and how to access a > Webster Co Census for 1880, 1900, 1910? Aloha, and Mahalo! Joan Aloha e Joan - 1860 Dallas County federal census: Washington Township GRAVES H. J. 21 Tn Farmer Calista 20 Mo Jinsy 3 Mo Louisa 10/12 Mo PENNINGTON Missouri A. 16 Mo next door: GRAVES Hester A. 37 Tn Housework William R. 17 Mo Martha J. 14 Mo Mary A. 12 Mo Rebecca S. 8 Mo There are no GRAVES listed in the index to the 1870 Dallas Co., MO, census. As for Webster Co. - I don't have any censuses for that county. I would look up their web page which should give the lookup volunteers for that county. If there are no lookup volunteers, I would send the request to their list. Also, I don't recall off the top when Webster County was formed. He mea iki, Rick

I have a Jacob and John Cook from Lacede Co. They last showed up on the 1880 census, living in Washington Twp. They were born in Jefferson Co. Would they be the same Cook`s? Lavada Jones

I attempted to send this last week, but it appears it was not received by the list(s). This is a list of the one room Kelley School student for the subject school year. The school was located in western Dallas Co near the Polk Co line. I found this in my grandmother's (Esther Eva Nicodemus) papers. I added the full name and dates for her and her siblings. They were six of the 11 children of Harry Weldon Nicodemus and Rosa Bell Barnett who had a farm south of Buffalo. The farm is still in the family and there is still one of the 11 children still living, Lena Lorene (Nicodemus) Snodgrass b. 14 Sep 1912 who still lives in Buffalo. My uncle indicates that the school was still in operation in 1938 and still a one room school. Note that in 1910-11 there were 54 students listed and certainly not all the same age. Not a good student to teacher ration.......eh? Hope you find this of interest and perhaps helpful. Jerry Kelly School Dallas County, Missouri Presented By Jane Wise Teacher ___________ 1910 - 1911 ___________ School Board J. B. Vanhorn President A. A. Roderick Clerk A. L. Ragsdale Director C. C. Whitman Director Pupils Ralph Piper Evan Grant Mabel Ream Lizzie Ragsdale Lizzie Gregg Lester Ream Esther Nicodemus (Esther Eva 30 Mar 1902 - 2 Mar 2000) Opal Wolfe Howard Ragsdale Arzie Vanhorn Claud Vanhorn Minnie Nicodemus (Minnie Myrtle 23 Aug 1900 - 4 Sep 1976) Charley Nicodemus (Charles Augustus [Gus] 1 Sep 1898 - Nov 1985) Roy Gregg Lettie Hanley Dollie Ream Pansy Roper Jane Hanley Anna Banta Willie Nicodemus (William Hamilton [Bill] 19 Apr 1895 - 4 Mar 1969) Rollie Piper Gertude Hanley Otto Vanhorn Cecil Roderick Gertie Sechler Lora Piper Tom Yates Clyde Clevenger Arlie Ream Opan Lane Crystal Wolfe Raymond Grant Fay Lane Alpha Ragsdale Nellie Ream James Smith Virgil Ream Willie Ragsdale Vernie Ream Cleo Vanhorn Etta Lane Winnie Lane Alta Gregg Ethel Piper Alma Piper Nora Nicodemus (Nora Ellen 9 Dec 1896 - ca 1959) Howard Lane Lestie Gregg Allie Nicodemus (Allie May 3 Oct 1893 - 30 Sep 1987) Alta Ragsdale Elvin Vanhorn Matilda Hanley John Vanhorn Sherman Yates Marie Arnold

QUALLSjr@aol.com wrote: > > Greetings Fellow Listers: > > I would respectfully ask for a look up for the following in the 1880 census: > > James Carl Pierce b. 1839 IL d. 1885 Buffalo, Dallas Co, MO married to Martha > Ann Richardson > (interested in all household members for this year) > > Anyone with marriage book, cemetary book or death certs index is welcome to > send a response (grin). Thank you to all the volunteers on this list. My > Gen has been greatly furthered due to the graciousness of all the volunteers > > Blessings > Sherry Carroll Qualls > Dallas Co Surnames: Carroll, Cheek, Chapman, Edington, Rice/Rise, Pierce Hello Sherry - 1880 Dallas Co. census, Washington Township: 111-112 PIERCE James C. 43 m Farmer Il -- NC Martha A. 24 m Keepinghouse Ky -- Ky Lilla B. 1 dau Mo Il Ky Rick Gregg

Greetings Fellow Listers: I would respectfully ask for a look up for the following in the 1880 census: James Carl Pierce b. 1839 IL d. 1885 Buffalo, Dallas Co, MO married to Martha Ann Richardson (interested in all household members for this year) Anyone with marriage book, cemetary book or death certs index is welcome to send a response (grin). Thank you to all the volunteers on this list. My Gen has been greatly furthered due to the graciousness of all the volunteers Blessings Sherry Carroll Qualls Dallas Co Surnames: Carroll, Cheek, Chapman, Edington, Rice/Rise, Pierce

> --------------------------------------------------------------- > I am hoping to fine more information on Jacob Franklin Cook who I > understand to have died at Lead Mines, Dallas County, Missouri about > 1903. It is also my understanding he is buried in the Kirk Cemetaty > of that county. There are several differences of data on this, my > great grandfather, that I hope these records will settle. I do thank > you very much. > > Joyce Sturtevant-Wonders Hello Joyce - I checked the cemetery books and there are no COOK burials listed in the index for Kirk Cemetery. There are LOTS of question marks and "field rocks" in that cemetery. However, I wonder if someone who died in 1903 wouldn't have had a marker of some sort?? I checked the 1870 and 1880 Dallas Co. censuses and did not find your COOK. I checked some other books I have and could not find any mention of a Jacob COOK. I'll send a copy of your request, and my response, to the Dallas Co. mailing list. Perhaps someone will be able to help. Rick Gregg

JRogers722@aol.com wrote: > > Brenda and Rick, > > I have a Samuel Alexander Glass b. 1803 who married Priscilla Williams 1828 > in Tennessee. Their daughter, Nancy Glass b. 1829 in Franklin Co, TN, > married Absalom Chrisfield (Abner) Austin, Sr b. 1812 in Burke Co, NC d. 2 > Jun 1872 in Dallas County. > > Their other children were: Elizabeth, Minerva, and William. Samuel > Alexander's father was Samuel Glass b. ca 1760. He married Nancy ? ca 1780 > in PA. > > Do you know if this Glass line is related to yours? Hello - The only GLASS I have in my database is Joe GLASS who married Alta WING. Alta WING'S grandmother was a ROUTH which is one of the lines I personally research. The GLASS info. I sent was the result of a lookup request. I don't have any other info. on the GLASS line. Please feel free to request additional lookups as you develop your leads. Rick Gregg

Brenda Goldberg wrote: > --------------------------------------------------------------- > > Hello Rick, > > Would appreciate you checking 1850 or 1860 census to find my ancestor, > Dr. John McCall. In the book, Early Days in Dallas County, Missouri, > written in 1954, it indicates he arrived in Dallas County in the > 1840s, was one of the first doctors, and settled out on Four Mile > Prairie and that he was a native of South Carolina. That is all we > know about him. Not his birth date or death date or where he is > buried. Am trying to trace a little more about him for my mother and > am just a beginner in tracking genealogy. > > My 79 year old mother, Beulah Gann nee Glass (born and raised on Plad > Star Route outside of Buffalo, parents William Thomas Glass and Martha > Alice Lemons) confirms this is our ancestor and that she was told he > homestead out on the Four Mile Prairie. She believes he was married > to an Indian. We believe one of his children to be Minerva (Eliza?) > McCall born June 1, 1851. We don't know if there were other > children. We know Minerva married Jim Glass and they parented my > grandfather, William Thomas Glass, born November 15, 1876. > > We know a lot about my grandmother's family. She descends from Jacob > Randleman, one of the first settlers in Buffalo. > > Sorry if I wrote more than you needed to know. > > Any help appreciated. > > Thank you, > > --- Brenda Goldberg > --- mbgoberg@earthlink.net > --- EarthLink: It's your Internet. > Hello Brenda - You can never give too much info.! First, the bad news - there are no McCALLs listed in the 1850 Dallas Co. census. Now the good news: 1860 Dallas Co. federal census, Green Township: 887-106 600-1500 McCALL John 52 SC Physician Jane 42 Tn Mary J. 20 Tn Peter G. 16 Tn Farmhand Sarena A. 12 Ar Melcenia 11 Ar Manerva 9 Mo John 8 Mo James F. 5 Mo Thomas 3 Mo Oliver 7/12 Mo 1870 Dallas Co. federal census, Grant Township: 85-85 McCALL John 63 SC Physician Jane 51 Tn Manerva 19 Tn John 16 Mo James F. 14 Mo Thomas J. 13 Mo Oliver H. 10 Mo Joseph G. 8 Mo 1880 Dallas Co. federal census, Grant Township: 179-179 McCALL John 73 m Physician SC -- -- Lydia wife 50 m Keepinghouse Tn -- -- Thomas son 23 s Farmer Mo Tn -- James G. son 18 s Works on farm Mo Tn -- Dallas Co. Marriage Records: Book "B", page 70 3 Feb 1876 James F. Glass - Manarvey McCall marriage performed by: John Rodelander (Roadlander), JP I assume you descend from Jacob RANDLEMAN through his daughter, Mary, who married William Jason LEMONS? Rick Gregg