Dixeebarb@aol.com wrote: > > Hi, thanks for offering to do the lookups. > > I have found a Wm E. Revis in one of the Hx of Dallas co Mo > books, but not been able to find lookup for it :-) > > Also have a Zachariah Franklin Revis/Reavis > married there in Oct 1876 to Eudora Haston. > > I am very interested in finding data on them, to see if they are > related, like hopefully, father and son. > > thanks > Barb/Fl Hello Barb/Fl - Marriage info. Book "B", page 83 29 Oct 1876 Zachariah Franklin Revis - Endoxa Eglentine Haston performed by: L. A. (or S. A.) Smith, MG I checked the 1880 Dallas Co. census and did not find Zachariah listed. I also checked the 1870 census and could not find any REVIS or REAVIS family with a Zachariah in it. Rick Gregg

Ross, Sandra wrote: > > Dear Volunteer > I´m looking for the children of Elisha J. KELLY and Indiana Green KELLY. In > 1870 they were living in Jackson Township. > Thank you so much for your time and effort. > Sandra Ross Hello Sandra - The following household is listed in the 1870 census, Jackson Township: 132-128 800-475 KELLY Elisha J. 30 Ar Farmer Green J. ? 25 f Tn BASS Thomas 16 Tn Farmlabor I checked the 1880 census and did not find Elisha and Green KELLY. Rick Gregg

Mary... For what it's worth, I find these marriage in Laclede Co.: (1849-1892) 27 Feb 1853- William Marley - Nancy Franklin 2 May 1858- Jeremiah Marley - Lucinda Hawks (both of Dallas Co.) 5 Apr 1865- Harmon (Harrison?) Benton - Nancy Marley 21 Nov 1885- Green Marley - Mahala Hamlett (both of Dallas Co. 22 July 1886- William J. Kinder - Lillian J. Bishop Nancy .... ^--^ ..... NANCY in CA. nwalchli@earthlink.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Frederick W. Gregg, Jr. <rickgreg@gte.net> To: <MODALLAS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 7:31 PM Subject: Re: Request for Dallas County MO marriage lookup - KINDER - MARLEY > Mary Pfeiffer wrote: > > > > Dallas County, MO > > > > I am trying to find the marriage record for Samuel Kinder and Sarah E. > > Marley. Based on Sarah's obituary her and Samuel were married in Dallas > > County, MO in 1881. > > > > The obit also states Sarah was born in Dallas County, MO on Dec 13, > > 1858. > > > > Thanks in advance for any info you can locate. > > > > Jerry Pfeiffer > > pfeiffer@dpc.net > > > Hello Jerry - > > I find no KINDER surnames listed in the marriage books from 1867 > to 1900. > > I find the following MARLEY names in the marriage books: > > Martha I Marley > Annie Marley (at residence of David Marley) > W/N G Marley > > If you want any of these MARLEY marriages, let me know. > > > Rick Gregg > >

Mary Pfeiffer wrote: > > Dallas County, MO > > I am trying to find the marriage record for Samuel Kinder and Sarah E. > Marley. Based on Sarah's obituary her and Samuel were married in Dallas > County, MO in 1881. > > The obit also states Sarah was born in Dallas County, MO on Dec 13, > 1858. > > Thanks in advance for any info you can locate. > > Jerry Pfeiffer > pfeiffer@dpc.net Hello Jerry - I find no KINDER surnames listed in the marriage books from 1867 to 1900. I find the following MARLEY names in the marriage books: Martha I Marley Annie Marley (at residence of David Marley) W/N G Marley If you want any of these MARLEY marriages, let me know. Rick Gregg

Sue Krezelak wrote: > --------------------------------------------------------------- > I am interested in Dr. Vincent Fugate Berry and family found on pg. 93 > of Dallas County, Missouri, History. I am also interested in finding > his obituary. He died 6 Oct 1895. Have the newspapers for Dallas > County been filmed? > > Thanks > Sue Krezelak > krezelak@twoalpha.net > Hello Sue - Page 93 discusses the Berry Family Cemetery. It says: The land on which the Berry family cemetery is located was originally homesteaded by Dr. Fugate Berry around 1860. It was not until 1919 that the cemetery came into use. The first person to be put there was a small daughter of Vincent Fugate and Stella Rosella Berry who departed this life November 12, 1919. At the present time, 1973, they have laid eight to rest at the Berry home cemetery. No trust fund has been started to this date. The cemetery is kept in good condition by the family. - Submitted by Mrs. Byrl Berry Re: the obituary - yes, I have seen the microfilm of the Buffalo Reflex newspaper at the Buffalo library. There are many rolls. Rick Gregg

Well, I've done it! I know someone on this list was looking for info on a John Walker Stogsdill.... Can't remember who it was, but ran across this. Is this it? If so, please email me, I have more! 4. SARAH CATHERINE5 JUSTICE (JOHN D.4, AMOS, THOMAS EDWARD2, JOHN1) was born 1837. She married WILLIAM STOGSDILL. Child of SARAH JUSTICE and WILLIAM STOGSDILL is: i. WALKER6 STOGSDILL. Lanita Sconce Miller

Someone on this list was asking about John Walker STOGSDILL. I have run across a WALKER STOGSDILL, and may have info they would like. Unfortunately, I've forgotten who it was. Sorry! Please contact me, this may be yours! Lanita Sconce Miller

JAY410B@aol.com wrote: > --------------------------------------------------------------- > Thank you. Sarah J and Thomas J. would both be in my family. Would > appreciate > receiving their information at your convenience. > > Thanks so much! > Brenda Hello Brenda - 5 Feb 1868 Oliver Tharp - Sarah J. Vance John Humphrey, JP 22 Jul 1886 Thomas J Vance - Mary E Davis father Wm Vance gives his consent, Louisburg J S Lindsey, JP, Grant twp Rick Gregg

JAY410B@aol.com wrote: > --------------------------------------------------------------- > Marriage book B > > Looking for William David Vance married to Margaret Elizabeth Marlin? > In the > 1870 Dallas County Census, he was 16 and living at home. In 1880, he > is no > longer living with parents. Parents are still in Dallas County. > > Other children listed in 1870 that are not at home in 1880 are Robert > J., > Elizabeth, and Calsmon B. If any of them show up in the marriage > records, > I'd appreciate their information, also. > > Thanks for any information. > Brenda > > VANCE/FERGUSON/NEAL/NEIL/BURRESS/TANNER/DAVIS Hello Brenda - I found the following VANCEs in the marriage books, let me know if you want any of them: Sarah J. George W. Thomas J. (father Wm. Vance) Charley G. (Geo., father) Rick Gregg

TERRYDD@aol.com wrote: > > Rick, > My gggranfather James M. Carter is buried at Bower's with his mother and > father Marcus and Sally Carter but James Wife Caroline who was Cherokee is > buried in an unmarked grave at Bower's I was Wondering if you could check for > Caroline Carter she died in April,1877or an unmarked grave close to the > Carter's. > Thanks, Terry Davison Hello Terry - In Bowers Chapel Cemetery: CARTER Marcus 27 Feb 1806 - 6 Apr 1881 Marena 21 Jan 1812 - 30 Jun 1874 J M 1850 - 1910 There are unmarked graves in that row but not right next to the CARTERs listed above. Rick Gregg

Grjofstl2@aol.com wrote: > > Dear Mr. Gregg > > I noticed that the index of The Dallas County Missouri Story (1841 - 1971) > shows a reference to George Washington Hill on p 330. The person I am > looking for came to Dallas County ca 1844 and lived there only a few years. > > I am wondering what information is contained about this person. It would be > helpful to know where he resided in Dallas county. I am searching for the > burial place of his father, Richard Hill (died 1845/50) and it would help to > know about where to start looking. > > Thanks for your help. > > Greg Johnson > St. Louis, MO Hello Greg _ P. 330 - George Washington Hill (1845-1918) Mo. m. 1st Amandas (1842-1874) m. 2nd Nancy Ellen Breshears (1850-1908). Per the cemetery books, George Washington Hill is buried in the Hill Cemetery. I do not find a listing for Richard Hill. Rick Gregg

ECLIVES98@aol.com wrote: > > Rick > Sarah J. Mathis and Henry T. Scott were married at the N Scott residence. > Would you know who N Scott is? > Just filling in a marriage fact on Sarah J. Mathis > > Thanks > > Gary Hello Gary - Yes, "N Scott" is my great, great grandfather: Levi Newton SCOTT, born March 20, 1842, in Wayne County, Tennessee. Newt, as he was called, was Henry Thomas SCOTT's father. Henry's mother was Eliza Ann BOX who died February 21, 1868. Henry had two sisters: Sarah Alice and Malisa Ann "Lucy" - both of these women married men whose last name was SMART. If you want more info. on any of this family, I will be happy to help you. Rick Gregg

Rick, Sorry, misunderstood... Are these files at the courthouse, or at the Historical Society? I would most likely drive to Buffalo (parents live at Bolivar), so what are the hours they're open, and where would I go to see papers for myself? Won't drive over there for a while, we in Wichita are in the middle of an ice storm and getting 4 inches of ice. Lanita

Millers wrote: > > Rick, > > I would be interested in the obits for: > > the STOGSDILLs, L W; D N; W M > > Daniel Newton STOGSDILL > Lafayette Washington STOGSDILL(1850-1887) > William Marion STOGSDILL(1851-1905) > > > Source: Probate File Index, Dallas County, Missouri, copied by Leni Howe > for Dallas County Historical Society (1997): > > Thanks for your help, > Lanita Sconce Miller Hello Lanita - The STOGSDILLs above are listed in the "probate index" which means it is a list of names that have probate files in Dallas Co., MO. These are not obituaries but the files may "contain wills or intestate papers which name heirs". "Some of the files have little information of a genealogical nature". To see what contents are in the files you will need to contact: Dallas County Historical Society, Inc. P. O. Box 594 Buffalo, Missouri 65622 Rick Gregg

sam barrett wrote: > > Hello Rick. I am looking for a Stephen Chunn/Chum b ca 1835 married a > Ella? she was allot younger than him. He was a Civil war vet and first son > was born supposedly near Springfield, Mo. ca 1892. Marriage ca 1890. Would > you look and see if they were in your county ca 1890. Thanks, Barbara Hello Barbara - First, you may already know (but in case you don't) Springfield is in Greene County, not Dallas County. Second, you may already know (but, again, in case you don't) there is no 1890 federal census. It seems virtually the whole country's 1890 census went up in flames in D.C. once upon a time. There is an 1890 Special Federal Census of Union Veterans & Widows which survives. I do not find the surnames of either CHUNN or CHUM in the index. The book I have includes Christian, Dade, Dallas, Polk and Taney counties. Rick Gregg

Rebecca J Turner wrote: > > I have been told that Stephen, James and Matilda Richmond Osborn all were > buried at Bowers Chapel, Dallas Co. Is there anyway I can find out if > this is true? .......... Thanks Becky > SunShine_Gma@juno.com Hello Becky - There is a Bowers Chapel Cemetery in Dallas Co., MO. I looked in the cemetery books that I have and do not find any OSBORN in Bowers Chapel Cemetery. I checked all three volumes of the cemetery books and did not find any of the three OSBORNs you are looking for. There is a James O. OSBURN and a J. H. OSBURN in the Polk Co. cemetery book. Let me know if you want that info. Rick Gregg

Hello Again Juanita - I've looked at all the GARDNER, and even all the GARNER, names in the cemetery books and could not find your Mary. I looked in the Polk Co. cemetery book as well - no luck. Rick Gregg juanita wrote: > > Thanks, Rick - the person I'm looking for is "Mary (Stidger) > Gardner" wife of Charles Thurston Gardner. I've been told she died > in Dallas Co. in 1899 and I'm trying to document the info. She was > born c. 1864 in OH; married Nov 1882 there. > > Appreciate your checking the cemetery books! > > Juanita > > > juanita wrote: > > > > > > Rick, > > > > > > I, too, am interested in 1899 Dallas Co. death records for Mary > > > GARDNER. > > > > > > Thanks. > > > > > > juanita > > > > Hello juanita - > > > > I have a booklet entitled Death Notices 1869-1885 which only has > > about 150 or so names. I don't have anything for 1899 which is why I > > sent it to the list - to see if someone else might have these records. > > > > If you want a lookup in the Dallas Co. cemeteries - give me your > > GARDNER's full name and I'll look for you. > > > > > > Rick Gregg

Kim Marshall wrote: > --------------------------------------------------------------- > Hi Rick! > Could you look in the Death Notices from the Buffalo Reflex for A. F. > Stogsdill died April 24, 1882. I would appreciate it. Is there > anyone you know who would have obituaries from 1899? Thank you for > your help! > Kim Marshall Hello Kim - I could not locate any STOGSDILL at all except the following: Source: Probate File Index, Dallas County, Missouri, copied by Leni Howe for Dallas County Historical Society (1997): STOGSDILL L W; D N; W M Re: obituaries from 1899 - I'll send your query to the Dallas Co. list and hopefully we'll find out what's available, if anything. Rick Gregg

Karl A Gibson wrote: > --------------------------------------------------------------- > Rick, > > Could you check for a marriage for: > Effie Line and Unknown Howe > > Thank You, > Beverly > kgibson@strato.net > Hello Beverly - I checked all the marriage books I have and was unable to locate any LINE who married a HOWE. I'm sending a copy of your request to the Dallas County list in hopes that a researcher of one of those families will see the post and be able to help. Good luck, Rick Gregg

Colleen writes: >Hi fellow researchers, >Does any one happen to know the maiden name of Anna L. who married John >G. SEDGEWICK? Anna was born abt Jul 1845 in Missouri, and died 1904 in >Dallas, Missouri. She is buried at Union Home-Twin Churches Cemetery. >I located two Anna L's. One being Anna Lee Bennett and the other Anna >L. Marsh. Can any one help? I have her as Anna Laurie Smyth. She might be the sister of Mary Agnes Smythe, 20 Dec 1846 - 1 Jan 1912, who married John Theophilus Morgan, because there is a Mary A. Morgan living with John and Anna Sedgwick (sic) in 1870:. 1870 Webster Co., MO, Washington Twp. census: Next door to James M. Johnston: 63 SEDGWICK, John G. fmr 22 M MO (b. abt. 1848) Anna L. kh 23 F MO William R. 4 M MO Cora Bell 2 F MO MORGAN, Mary A. hwk 22 F MO Albert 2 M MO Martha J. 6/12 F MO But I don't have Albert and Martha J. Morgan as the children of John T. and Mary A. Morgan. Perhaps they died young? -- Gary Swift