Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1487 Surname: Goforth, Huffman ------------------------- Searching for my Uncle Jack Goforth's Family. Wife was listed in 1920 census of Douglas County, Mo. as being Eliza J. 27 yrs. Son-Harden Goforth age 17 yrs. They lived in Miller Township. I think Jack is buried by his wife Maude Goforth, in the Ava Cemetery in Douglas County. Jack Goforth's mother was Sarah J. Goforth-Huffman. Any family remember him? Thanks for your reply.
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1486 Surname: Arnold, Borders, Hall, Goforth ------------------------- Does anyone have "any" information on a lady by the name of Delitha Arnold/DeArlond? She took care of my mother Sophia Borders-Hall, after her mother died in 1916. In the 1920 Census of Douglas County, Mo. Delitha Arlond is 62 Yrs. old, born in 1858 living in the home of August Schneider & wife-Abbie. He is 77 yrs., Abbie is 55 yrs. Sophia Borders & Delitha Arlond are boarders living in this home in Benton Township, Douglas County. Any information appreciated.
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1485 Surname: ------------------------- Sandee, I don't know if this will help you or not,but I attended a one-room school at Mt.Tabor (hwy 76 out of Ava) I had a wonderful teacher her name was Cinita Davis,which changed that year(53-54)to Brown,she married Logan Brown. Hope this helps,but I don't know if there were a lot of these small schools or not in Douglas Cty. Bonnie
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1484 Surname: James Ballard Freeman ------------------------- Thanks for all the information. I can make a correction on one. Jesse's daughter has always been referred to as Rebecca. She was also known as Mary Elizabeth (Betty) and Elizabeth. She married Gideon Hogue Pierce, son of Daniel Pierce and Mary Hogue. He was born in Wayne County, Tenn. Elizabeth was born in 1825. According to the information from the book "Peter Simmons descendants" Jesse Ballard James was previously married to Rebecca Gibson. According to marriage records, there was an error in the date they actually were married, either 4 May 1820 or 10 Jan 1821. Believed to be a mistake by the preacher. According to the 1850 Ozark County Census Jesse James was 47, born unknown, Rebecca James, b. Ky, William James 19 b. Ind. John James 15, b. Ark. Hiram L. T. James 6 b. Mo. Joseph T. H. James,23 b. Ind. In 1860 Ozark Co. Census Jessie B. James age 57 b. VA Elizabeth James 36 Ohio James James 3 Mo. Nancy J. James 1/12 Mo. Joseph Bricoe 60 Tenn. The book also includes Jesse Ballard James ancestors for a few generations. Wills, deeds etc. Your info on how Joseph was killed filled in how. My book just said he was killed by bushwackers. Also says Jesse Ballard James' daughter Nancy was arrested, any clue what for? Says Jesse B.& Elizabeth, Mina James, John Williams, John Blackburn and Thomas Wesbgano poster her bail. Elizabeth (Betty) was my gr gr grandmother. I have documents where she signed her name as Elizabeth. Thanks again, Susan
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1483 Surname: Hicks, Trail ------------------------- Joyce, Wish I recognized those names and could help you out. I know the line of Hicks I am searching for were a part of the group of Hicks in the Ozark county but I can't seem to get a lead on any of them. I'm trying to find John Westly Hix/Hicks b. ? and d. ?. He married Hanna Frances Catherine Harbord, mar 31, 1880 in Davies Co., MO. He also had another marriage to an Augusta Hammer. John and Hanna had the following children: Frank Webb, b. 2/17/1890 in Albany, MO. He died Jan 3, 1969 in Lamont, CA. He married Adelia Elizabeth Trail, Harris who married a Mimi, Bill who m. Ella Honeycutt, Lena who married Bill Workman, and Mary Elizabeth who m. Willie Hammer. Mary died in McAlester, OK. Good luck in your search. Kaye
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1482 Surname: ------------------------- ANYONE who has tried to reach me for info on Douglas-Ozark co, MO, names----please remind me after Thanksgiving. I hope to have my computer by then, as we have moved & everything is in storage in NV. I have most of the names posted to the boards, tho', maybe not yours??? I'd love to share. Kathy
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1481 Surname: ------------------------- Douglas-Ozark Co, MO Hicks file. We just moved from NV to UT, & are at our duaghter's house. We should be getting our stuff next week when we go to OR for Thanksgiving. I'll have my computer then & my files. If you don't hear from me in a week or 2, please remind me. Kathy
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1480 Surname: HICKS, BYERLEY, OVERMAN, DRY, EVANS, BUTTRAM, RYALS, SALLEE, DUCKWORTH ------------------------- Hi. I have a lot of these names, but I don't have my computer with me. We just moved from NV to UT & are staying with our daughter. We should be getting our stuff next week when we go to OR for Thanksgiving. If you don't hear from me in a week or so, please remind me. I have Lena Evans Sallee's address, & maybe she can help you. Kathy Link: OVERMAN-DRY-ADAMS-BUSCH URL: <http://my family.com>
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1479 Surname: James, Freeman ------------------------- I have a page scanned from the Douglas County History Book that mentions the hanging and there is a picture. If you would like I can email it to you. Also I know some of Julia & Hiram's grandchildren still living here in the area. You may know them. Email me at [email protected] and I will send you the information. I am a descendant from the Freeman line and have alot of information on it also.
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1478 Surname: EBLEN, WOOD, BUTLER, WILSON ------------------------- William Houston FREEMAN, was born on 2 Nov 1834 in Kingston East Roane, TN; d. 26 March 1920 and he is buried at Martin Cemetery in Ozark County, MO; son of Sylvester FREEMAN & Anna G. EBLEN. William H. FREEMAN m. (1) Susan WOOD, b. 2 Nov 1840, in Illinois, d. 15 Mar 1862 in Wright County, MO. They had two children: Henry M. FREEMAN and Martha Anna FREEMAN. He m. (2) Cynthia S. BUTLER (b. 13 May 1847, d. 8 Nov 1919 and she is buried in Martin Cemetery in Ozark County, MO); dau of William BUTLER & Elizabeth WILSON. They had twelve children...(this information previously posted on the Ozark County Query page) Source: History of Ozark County 1841-1991, pg. 202, submitted by Debra Joann Chrisman.
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1477 Surname: GIBSON, REYNOLDS, BALLARD, PEARCE, BRISCOE, FREEMAN, DRISKELL, CAMPBELL, BENGE, BRIDGES, MORRIS, PERKINS ------------------------- Jesse Ballard JAMES, a miller and farmer, was born circa 1803 in KY or VA) and he was married on 10 January 1821 in Monroe County, IN, to Rebecca GIBSON (born circa 1804 in KY); dau of Garret GIBSON & Rachel REYNOLDS. Jesse Ballard JAMES is believed to have received his middle name from his mother's family; and that he was the son of Joseph JAMES and Elizabeth BALLARD who were married on 13 December 1793 in Bedford County, VA. The BALLARD name appears as a middle name in his own family, as well as among names of other relatives. Following their marriage, Jesse and Rebecca (Gibson) JAMES owned land in Putnam, Carroll, and Greene Counties, IN, before moving to Ozark County, MO, in the early 1840's. Their children were all born in Indiana, except where noted: 1. Garrett JAMES, born circa 1822, died in California in a logging accident. 2. Rebecca JAMES, born circa 1824, married a PEARCE. 3. Lucinda JAMES, born circa 1826, married Ira BRISCOE about 1844 in Ozark County, MO. They lived in Douglas County, MO. They had the following known children: Joseph, Isaac, William Garrett, Elizabeth J., Thomas J., Jackson, John B., and Charity. 4. Joseph Thomas JAMES, born circa 1827, was killed in Kentucky during the Civil War (according to family lore). 5. Rachel Jane JAMES, born circa 1833, married William Jackson FREEMAN about 1848 in Ozark County, MO. They lived in Douglas County, MO. Their children were: Rebecca E., Rollins J., John W., Alsebeth "Alcie", Elizabeth, William J., Malisa J. "Lizzie", Drusilla, and a daughter, Feha. 6. John Ballard JAMES, born circa 1835 in Arkansas (according to the 1850 census), married Catherine DRISKELL, on 10 June 1858 in Rolla, MO. John died 15 Dec 1861. They had one daughter, Martha June JAMES, born 10 March 1860. Catherine (Driskell) JAMES m. (2)Hardin Malone MARCH on 12 March 1867 in Phelps County, MO. 7. Hiram Lewis JAMES, born 14 Feb 1844 in Ozark County, MO, was married on 11 September 1867 to Julia Ann FREEMAN. Hiram died on 1 Oct 1929 and he is buried at the Mt. Ararat Cemetery in Douglas County, MO. Their children were: John Monroe, Sarah Jane, Ida Mary Frances, Rebecca Elanare, Elsina Fay, Eva Elizabeth, Alice Almeda, and Jesse Clyde. Rebecca (Gibson) JAMES died sometime between 1851-1856. Jesse Ballard JAMES m. (2) Mrs. Elizabeth (Campbell) BENGE BRIDGES, the daughter of Robert CAMPBELL & Rachel MORRIS. Elizabeth was born 18 Sep 1821 in Ohio. Jesse and Elizabeth had two children: 8. James P. JAMES (b. 7 Apr 1857-d. circa 1863) 9. Nancy Ann JAMES (b. 21 Dec 1859 in West Plains, Howell County, MO) where Jesse Ballard JAMES owned one-half acre W 1/2 Lot 7, Block 3. In 1861 Nancy Ann JAMES married Jesse J. JAMES, son of William M. JAMES & Pheba Ann PERKINS. Nancy Ann died on 2 October 1946 in Kearney County, KS. Their children were Della, Homer, Maybelle, Thurlow, Roscoe, and Sulu Priscilla. Jesse Ballard JAMES build the first dam across Big North Fork on his land, (SW1/4, NE1/4, S15, T24, Rll), in Ozark County, MO, and had a grist mill. It was there that he was hanged by Confederate guerrillas, his only crime being that he was grinding corn for Union men and their families, ignoring the fact that he did the same for Confederate families. His widow rode her horse under his hanging body, cut the rope so he would fall onto the horse, and took him where he buried him in an unmarked grave. Two family traditions differ on the date, one being either February or March of 1861, and the second "sometime after Wilson Creek Battle," which was 10 August 1861. Hiram JAMES (Jesse's son)said that he enlisted after his father's death and after Wilson Creek Battle, so August or September of 1861 would seem likely. Hiram enlisted in the Union Army on 13 October 1861, with his brother, John Ballard JAMES, and their brother-in-law, John DRISKELL. Hiram served for a period of 6 months & 3 days as a Private in Company E, Phelps County, MO, Infantry. Hiram was wounded in the left thigh on 7 March 1862 in the Battle of Pea Ridge, AR. Hiram re-enlisted on 1 November 1863 as a Corporal in Company B, 16th MO Cavalry for a period of 1 year & 8 months, during which time he received an injury to his head and neck. John Ballard JAMES died on 15 Dec 1861 of measles at the camp hospital in Rolla, MO, two months after enlisting in the Union Army. Source: "A History of Ozark County 1841-1991," pg.300-301, submitted by Genelle (Feemster) STEVENS. There are also additional family articles in this book: 1. William M. & Phebea (Perkins) JAMES on pgs. 301-302; 2. George W. & Hattie M. (Sturman) JAMES on pg. 299; 3. Jesse B. & Elizabeth (Campbell) JAMES on pg. 299; and, 4. Francis "Frank" & Louisa (Snelson) JAMES on pg.297-298. Most of the above family articles I have previously posted on the Ozark County query page. I am not a descendant, just willng to share this book's article with you.
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1476 Surname: Sallee, Willhoit, Evans, Buttram, Capehart, Nave, Bradley, Hobbs, Breedlove, Ely ------------------------- Seeking information on family of Herman "Orval" HICKS who married Ida "Edith" SALLEE and brotherr, Union "Theodore" HICKS who married her sister, Cora "Ethel" SALLEE, daughters of James Barton (Bart) SALLEE & Mary Ellen (Molly) HOBBS. Sons of Cora B. BRADLEY and Albert/Abner HICKS, dau of Andrew Jackson "Jack" BRADLEY (1856-1910) and Sallie TURNER. BRADLEY later m. Nancy Susan BREEDLOVE, dau of James Monroe BREEDLOVE & Cynthia Carolyn DILLARD. Also seeking info on Walter (1890-1971) & Clellie NAVES m. 7 Mar 1913 Rome, Douglas County, MO; son of Oliver Perry DUCKWORTH & Minnie Gay ELY; dau of Dan and Alice NAVES.Thanks for your help.
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1475 Surname: Hicks, Trail ------------------------- Iwould love to see your Hicks file. I can't seem to get a lead on my line of Hicks and am hoping to find something familiar. Kaye
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1474 Surname: Freeman and James ------------------------- I have alot of information on this family. I too descend from Freeman and James. I will email you. Alot of the Freemans were from Douglas Co. Susan Bannister
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1473 Surname: Freeman, Butler, Wood ------------------------- My gg grandfather was William Houston Freeman, and he was married to a Susan Woods, b. Nov. 2 1840, d. mar 5 1862. they had two children, Henry M. Freeman, b Jun 28 1854, and Martha Anna Freeman, b Apr 5, 1861. I know nothing more about the Woods family, and not much about the two children. My grandfather later remarried to a Cynthia susan Butler. Do you think this Susan Woods could connet to your Woods. Also would like to know more about about their children, and second wife , Cynthia Butler. thanks, Joann
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1471 Surname: Turner ------------------------- Hi Marie, If possible could you do a cemetery look up for me for Jesse Turner and his wife Phoebe or (Phoeby)? Jesse was born 1794 and Phoebe 1804. I believed they lived close to the area of Arno Missouri in Douglas county as that is where their descendants lived. And they were also listed on the 1850 census for Ozark county which that area turned Douglas county in 1860.
I am researching the names Jones, Collins, I need info. on William Jones b. Ky 1807, m. Phoebe Collins 1 Sep. 1830 Morgan Co. Ind. they moved to Douglas Co. Mo. their son Gideon was b. 1840 Douglas m. Nancy Jane Piles 1 Sep. 1858 in Douglas Co. I need info. on William and Phoebe as to when they were b. d. and where they are buried, any help would be appreciated. These are are my gg and ggggrandparents. Thanks in advance A.Kirkland
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1469 Surname: MORRIS, WOODRUM, BLACKBURN ------------------------- JOSEPH J. MORRIS b 1837 Indiana father WILLIAM MORRIS mother MARY ANN WOODRUM. Married REBECCA M. BLACKBURN b. 1841 Ohio while living in Independence Twp, Appanoose Co, Iowa. Children: JAMES M. MORRIS b. 1864 Iowa; SARAH A. MORRIS b. 1866 Iowa; JOHN W. MORRIS b. 1870 Finley Twp, Douglas County, Missouri. Can someone please tell me what the cemetery name is in Finley Twp? Was there a newspaper there in the early days? Thanks.
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Douglas/1468 Surname: twitty ------------------------- i am part of the twitty family. you can find me at the e-mail address i gave ya. i am from douglas co.
Posted on: Douglas County, Mo Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Mo/Douglas/1467 Surname: collins, clinton ------------------------- Thank-you for the info do you have a Clinton married too a Collins I ask start at the first Collins and go down the family I am going too ask more info from my family too help thank-you teresa