----- Original Message ----- From: <GNEOLOG@aol.com> To: <Rick-Gregg@hawaii.rr.com> Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2001 5:46 PM Subject: Dallas co, Missouri > Rick, when you get time - there is no hurry - would you mind seeing what the > references are for the following Callison people in the history of Dallas Co. > I really, really appreciate you taking the time to help others. Take care > Marilyn > Callison...................4 > Callison, > - Joella Atteberry.......131 > - John H.................241 > - Martha A...............241 > - Matilda Jane...........241 > ====================================== Hello Marilyn - page 4 - contains a surname list of families in the 1850 census; includes the surname: Callison. page 131 - is a discussion re: Charity School; includes the names of some former students: Joella Atteberry Callison (class of 1943). page 241 - is a list of Dallas Co. citizens who lived to be 100 or more: "109 years, 9 months, 13 days - Martha A. Callison/Noland: Born May 20, 1863, died March 6, 1973. In 1882 she married John H. Callison, who died at an early age. In 1902 she married John Noland. She was buried at Mission Ridge Cemetery, Urbana, Mo." "107 years, 1 month, 21 days - Matilda Jane [Callison] Sweaney, born November 12, 1819 in Illinois, died January 3, 1927 near Cabool, Mo. and buried there. Her husband, John Sweaney, age 89, died in Dallas county in 1900, and Mrs. Sweaney then lived with her two sons, John and William Sweaney, at their home northeast of Buffalo until about 1925 when they moved to Cabool, Mo." From my personal data: Joella Margaret Atteberry married Bill Callison on March 18, 1951; two children: Valerie Jo (1952) and Marty Bill (1953). Some of the Atteberry girls will probably be attending the McGee reunion in Dallas Co. on May 26th this year. I will be attending. Rick Gregg