This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/lMB.2ACI/277.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: That's the problem--no one seems to know. All I know about him is that he would have been born around 1870--or the 1860's maybe. He was married to Lucy Brown and he was killed when kicked by a mule. He died very young and his wife Lucy married a man by the name of Little. Little is the man who raised my great grandmother Sena Cruthers

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Caruthers Classification: Lookup Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/lMB.2ACI/277.1.1.2 Message Board Post: This is the only Will or William I find in Dunklin, MO What was the daughters name born in Tenn, or do you have some dates..etc... 1880 Census William J. Caruthers Freeborn, Dunklin, MO abt 1830 Tennessee Self Susan E. Caruthers Freeborn, Dunklin, MO abt 1863 Missouri Daughter William O. Caruthers Freeborn, Dunklin, MO abt 1869 Missouri Son

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/lMB.2ACI/277.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Robin, Do you have some birth dates, and do you have a time he was in Dunklin county....??? There are several Will Caruthers... Tim

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/lMB.2ACI/277.1.1 Message Board Post: I have found that my gg grandfather was a Will Caruthers--married to a Lucy Brown. His daughter was born in Tennessee but I do not know his birthplace. Can you help? Thank you Robin

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2402.4.1 Message Board Post: I have tracked my Daniel B Stratton up to 1910. I know he died before 1930. But where or when I have no clue. I am hoping my visit to Dunklin County will provide me with more information. Thank you so very much for asking your mother about my family. I often ask my dad about someone and he'll say he don't know them and next time I see him, he'll say " I lied the other day, I do know so and so". LOL He'll sit and think about who I asked him about when he isn't distracted and remember who they were. I tell my husband his family was outlaws or something, due to them being so hard to track. I have had so much trouble with his family. However, the names I have to work with are mostly names I discovered my own. I started basically with my husband's name, his parents, and grandparents and very few dates. I will email you privately with a lil more information I have about Irene, that I don't want to put out on a public forum. I just found out today that I should be in Jefferson City the week after next. Kristy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2402.4 Message Board Post: Kristy: Just was taking a peak at the two old Dunklin County Historical Society books that my Dad bought in the 60's. Found this about a John Stratton and thought it might give you a clue to check out perhaps the 1880 census and maybe would lead to your Daniel B. Stratton. "In 1880 the population of the village of Hornersville was 326. Among these were the following and their families: Judge John W, Black, P. P. Bryant, Geo. W, Hall, C. B. shultz, W. J. Davis, Rufus R. Bishop, Robert Brannum, Zenith Tinnin, W. M. Mizell, Clem Edmonston, Sam Edmonston, Nix Culp, Russell Horner, Mary Brannum, William Lane, Pascal Rice, William Dunaway, JOHN STRATTON, John R. Meredith, William McDaniel, Lucinda McBee, John W. Edmonston, Louisa Williford, W. F. Williams, Daniel Peppers, Mary Weaver, John W. Long, William Cates, A. H. Short, W. J. Williams. The Langdons were yet at CottonPlant in 1880, and Dr. Eli T. Anderson did not come to Dunklin County until 1886. The Neels, the Lomaxes and the Horners lived in the vicinity of Hornersville. As you might have already known these books were started in the 1950's so it is before computer access to the census, etc., and lot of information was just written my well meaning people. Thank heaven that we have it from the past but the computer age has certainly made things easier to find. Sharon Weaver

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2402.2.1.2 Message Board Post: Kristy: I spoke with Mother about the Richardsons. Right off she could not think of an Ernest James Richardson, or a Irene Sarah Reins Raines-Rhynes- RICHARDSON. I was hopeing that the names might ring a bell since Sarah and my Mother would be close in age. What she ASKED was did they live in "Bethany"? Since the Richardsons lived in "Bethany" which was called Bethany Community Church area but actually was a Babptist Chruch. "Bethany" was near POE and BIRNEY, in the DEXTER AREA. She says that the RICHARDSONS were mostly living in Pocahonas, Arkansas. That when they went to visit her Mother's Richardson "kin folk" they mostly lived in or near Pocahonas, ARK. Seemed that Dunklin Richardson settled in Kennet, Mo, and also later his son Earl Richardson was post master in Kennet. But after Dunklin Richardson got older and wife's died or left him, he returned to brothers and relatives in or near Pocahonas, ARK. Did not return to Mo until just before he died in Mo. in 1950. Mother lived in Valley Ridge, Valley Ridge had a train stop that her and her brother would ride the train to Kennet to visit with their Grandparents. My Daddy was from Four Mile. All of these towns or communities are considered part of Campbell area. Not much help for you, but sometimes Mother will think about names, and maybe she will call Venia in Campbell, and the two of them will start thinking about people. My Mother would have been close to Irene Sarah Raines-Richardson's age. Sharon Weaver .

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2402.3.1 Message Board Post: To answer your questions: You asked: "Do you have any idea where Gibson Cemetery is located??? I believe Gibson Cemetary is in Kennett, I will double check. But I think the death certificate said "Gibson Cemetery, Kennett, MO" You asked: Also if your able to obtain a copy of Nettie White's death certificate I would appreciate a copy." As for getting Nettie White's death certificate, it is available online as well. You can download a copy from that site or I can pick one up. I believe it says cause of death was "Labor Pnuemonia". Did she have a child around that time? I looked at so many yesterday hard to keep track of whose said what. Now about my Richardsons. I don't know alot but here is all I know. Irene was the daughter of George and Rosie Raines/Rains. She had 2 sisters, Gladys and Ruth. She died in Mar 1974. She was in a train accident and while in the hospital she started having "mad fits". Her doctor sent her to the state hospital where she died. How long before she went to state hospital did she have the train accident? I don't know. As for Earnest James Richardson I don't know anything about him other than he was married to Irene had at least 4 children, Louise, Caroline(went by Junie), Louis and 1 that died young. One of his parents was from Germany, other was from England. Or maybe his grandparents. He died when his son was a teenager, so that would been in the early/mid 50's. His son Louis Richardson died in 1993 and was married to Juanita May Stratton, daughter of Sherly and Maybell Stratton. Louis was an avid outdoorsman and went by the nickname "Buster". I don't know that they actually lived in Campbell, but close to. I am pretty sure that they lived in Malden which isn't far. I am not 100 percent sure that Earnest James Richardson was his name. That information came from my mother in law, but she never really knew him as she was born 1954. She may have gotten name twisted or mixed up. I am going to Dunklin County Libary next week, cemetery and hopefully the courthouse. Anything you can provide is much much appreciated.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2410 Message Board Post: Berline Matthews Wednesday, January 21, 2004 Berline Matthews, 81, of Malden, Mo., died Monday, Jan. 19, 2004, at St. Francis Regional Medical Center in Cape Girardeau, Mo. Born Oct. 29, 1922, in Holcomb, Mo., son of the late Thomas Matthews and Sara Jane Matthews Higgs, he was a U.S. Army veteran, having served in WWII, a farmer, truck driver and a cotton ginner. He was a member of the First Southern Baptist Church in Malden. He was also preceded in death by his step-father, Finis Higgs; one brother, Hughie Matthews and three sisters, Bessie Nolen, Margie Searcy and Ann Russom. On Nov. 29, 1946, in Piggott, Ark., he married Wanda Corn, who survives. Survivors also include one son, Scott Matthews and wife, Ann, of Malden; three daughters Pamela Long and husband, Phil, of Blytheville, Ark., Cheryle Daugherty, of Malden and Lynn Carrell and husband, Bill, of Sullivan, Mo.; two sisters, Martha Riggs, of Campbell, Mo. and Imogene Kinkel, of Paris, Mo.; 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 1 p.m. today, Wednesday, Jan. 21, at the Landess Funeral Home Chapel in Malden with the Rev. Ernie Nelson officiating. Burial was in the Memorial Park Cemetery at Malden. Pallbearers were grandsons, Scotty, J.B., Bobby, T.J., Andy and Shawn Matthews, Kyle Selby and Brain Carrell. Memorials may be made to the First Southern Baptist Church, P.O. Box 282, Malden, Mo. 63863.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2409 Message Board Post: Donald Higgs Tuesday, October 25, 2005 Donald Faye Higgs, 72, of Malden, Mo., died Thursday, Oct. 20, 2005, at Southeast Missouri Hospital in Cape Girardeau, Mo. Born April 15, 1933, in Malden, son of the late Frank A. and Rilla Long Higgs, he was a U.S. Army veteran and a farmer. He was a member of the Mt. Zion Jericho Baptist Church. On Aug. 30, 1952, in Piggott, Ark., he married Margie Berry, who survives. Survivors also include one daughter, Kathy Stevens and husband, Dean, of Malden; one sister, Gladys Lacewell and husband, Carmel. of Gideon, Mo.; two grandchildren, April Dawn Hurtman and Michael Dean Stevens, both of Malden and three great-grandchildren, Nicholas and Austin Hurtman and Damon Stevens, all of Malden. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Javery and Orville Higgs and one infant sister. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 23, at the Bradshaw Funeral Home Chapel in Malden with the Rev. Charles Pipkins officiating. Burial with military rites were in the Memorial Park Cemetery at Malden.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2402.3 Message Board Post: Kristy: Thank You, Thank You for the information. I went on to the Mo Site and got a copy of Nettie Richardsons Death Certificate. I am so excited. Can not imagine that that is available for free. Plus Debbie Geer sent me the Information on Dunklin S. Richardson. But can't get the Death Certificate. Yes, if at all possible please try to get a copy of his Certificate. That might be a great help. Mother says that he remarried after Emma T. Richardson died, to a Red Head but that is pretty much all she remembers. Just that the woman had quote: Bright RED HAIR. She thinks that woman also died, or they divorced after a very short time. But of course Mother thought that her Grandmother Richardson died within a year of her own Mother, Nettie (nee Richardson) White. Which according to the death certificates, Emma T. Richardson died May 31, 1925 and Nettie White died December 25, 1925. But as I understand from the stories Mother tells, her Mother (Nettie) was ill for several months before she died on Christmas. Sure that since Mother was young, and her Mother's death left her with a Brother who was also ill, and then was shiffted from Aunts & Uncles, and Father. Not surprising she does not keep it all exactly straight. She had said that it was her Great Grandmother on her Mother's side that died also within the same year. But I don't know if it would have been Great Grandmother Richardson, Great Grandmother Reed or possibly Great Grandmother White? Mother is very insistent that it was ALL THREE on her Mother's side of the family. So if she is correct it would either be a Richardson, (Dunklin S. 's Mother) or a Reed,, Emma or emmer Reed's Mother. Which would/could possibly be the E. Rasbury???? Mother kept in contact with a Earl Richardson who she said was HER Uncle. He later moved to Texas and had a son and daughter that quote :"were Big Important Doctors and Nurses in Houston, Texas". It would probably be very interesting to connect with Earl R. Richardson Born abt. 1901 children because they might know more of the family history. Do you have any idea where Gibson Cemetery is located??? If your able to locate Dunklin S. Richardson in the 1930 Census that would be a big help. Also if your able to obtain a copy of Nettie White's death certificate I would appreciate a copy. Now, can you give me some help about Earnest James Richardson, do you have any idea what name he went by? Also his wife Irene Raines where about's did she live in Campbell? My Mother would be close to her age probably, and so she quiet possibly will remember her. Did she have brothers or sisters? What were her parents names? Mother lived in Campbell until 1941 and would make trips back to see her brother and Dad. My Dad was also from Campbell but he was from other side of town and was quiet a bit older than my Mother. My Mother also still keeps in contact with her Sister-In-Law who still resides in Campbell and the two of them both seem to have good memories of the "Missouri Folks". It helps when I ask Mother if I have an idea of where they lived, and maybe their parents names since she seems to have pretty good recall of names, and then will start telling "tales" and "secrets" about them. Ha. But unfortunately it seems like they all had nick names or else shortened their names from what is listed on their birth records. I ran into that on my Daddy's side, two men with the same name and related, but one was known as "Smokin Frank" and the other "Loud Mouth Frank". Actually they were both actually Benjamin Franklin Snider's, as it turns out. Ha. I wonder where in Tennessee most of the Campbell people came from? I know my uncle was originally born in Kentucky and several of the Kentucky people moved to Campbell, later to farm. So probably the same with the Richardsons????? Same is true apparently with the Elders. I had not been sure Mother was right about Dunklin Richardson because I wondered if they just called him Dunklin because of Dunklin County. But sure enough guess she was right. Thanks again for all your help. Hope to hear from you soon, and I will then sit down and ask Mother. Sharon Weaver

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2408 Message Board Post: I am trying to find the line of Walter Albert HIGGS b.1880 who married Lavernie "Bernie" V. PUGH/PEW in New Madrid Co,MO. Theresa theresagriffiths@iwon.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2099.1 Message Board Post: Anyone connect to these lines? Theresa theresagriffiths@iwon.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2402.2.1.1 Message Board Post: I found a Duncan Richardson in Mississippi County, MO on the 1880 Census who was born in TN abt 1867. He is living with his father William, mother Elizabeth and siblings. His death certificate will provide his parent's names. If this is him I will send you all their information. Kristy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2402.2.1 Message Board Post: Hello, Here is the information I have gathered. 1900 Census Holcomb Island, Dunklin County, MO Dunklin Richardson Head Dec 1865 age 34 Md 13yrs b. TN Father b. TN Mother b. TN Emma T Richardson Wife Sept 1869 age 30 Md 13yrs b. TN Father b. TN Mother b. TN Nettie E or L Richardson Dau Aug 1894 age 5 b. MO Alma E or L Richardson Dau Sept 1899 age 2 b. MO Census States Emma had 4 children born to her, 2 living. They owned their home. 1910 Census Holcomb, Dunklin County, MO Dunklin Richardson Head age 43 M2* Md 17yrs b. TN Father b. TN Mother b. TN Emma ? Richardson Wife age 40 M2* Md 17 yrs b. TN Father b, TN Mother b. TN Nettie ? Richardson Dau age 14 Single b. MO Earl R Richardson Son age 9 Single b. MO Arnold Hatton Hired Man age 24 * M2 means 2nd marriage Census also states Emma had 5 children, 2 living. Rented their home. 1920 Census Union, Dunklin County, MO Dunklin S Richardson Head age 53 b.TN Father b. KY Mother b. TN Emma T Richardson Wife age 51 b. TN Father b, TN Mother b. TN Earl R Richardson Son age 19 b. MO Census states they owned their home. Death Certificate for Dunklin: Dunkln S. Richardson May _, 1950 Dunklin Co. Cert #16311 It is not available for viewing online at this time, but can be ordered for $1(I think), Or I will be going to Jefferson City in a few weeks and can stop and get a copy for nothing. For Emma T Richardson her death certificate is available for viewing online or I can email you a copy of it. From her death certificate she passed on May 31, 1925. Dob: Oct 8, 1868, TN Father's name: Louis B Reed b. Unknown Mother's name: E. Rasbury? b. TN Informant was D S Dunklin Cause of death: Can't make out what it says Burial: Gibson Cemetary June 6, 1925 You can find the above certificates and ordering information at: http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/#search You will also find Nettie White's death certificate at that website also. At this time, I have yet to locate Dunklin on the 1930 census. However, he is obviously on there as he didn't die until 1950. Do you know any of the Richardson's that I mentioned in my query? Would you mind running the names by your mom? I can't seem to locate my husband's great grandfather for some reason. My mother in law says her grandfather's name was Earnest James Richardson and died when her dad was a teenager. Her dad was born in 1939, so that would put him passing in the mid 50s. I am wondering if she has the name right, as she never knew him. Earnest's wife, Irene Raines is listed on the 1930 Census as married, but living at home with her parents. She was 16 and married at 15. I will be going to Dunklin County Library next week and I will keep my eye open for Dunklin and Emma Richardson's name was I am searching. Kristy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: RICHARDSON, REED, WHITE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2402.2 Message Board Post: Kristy: I am looking for information as to place of death or where born for: Dunklin S. Richardson, Born: abt: 1867 in the 1920 Census for DunklinCounty, Campbell, Missuri In the 1910 Census he was probably: Dunklin Richardson, Census for Dunklin County, Campbell Missouri. I THINK he was married to: EMMER REED who would probably have been born around the same 1867. These are my Great Grandparents on my Mothers side: They would have had a daughter: (My Grandmother) Nettie (nee Richardson) White Born: August 9, 1895 in Missouri Died: December 25. 1925 in Dunklin County, Campbell, Missouri I would love to know any information from the census as to any other children, and also where they went after 1925. My Mother states they were both alive when her Mother died and that the Grandmother, possibly Emmer (nee REED) RICHARDSON died shortly after her Mother (Nettie). But she thinks that there were some uncles and possibly Aunts that were alive after her Mother died. I know that my Grandmother-Nettie (nee Richardson) WHITE and grandpa, Joseph Lafayette WHITE are burried in Bethany Baptist Church Cemetery. My Mother who is still alive and has excellent memories of growing up in Campbell states that HER Grandparents were ALL FOUR alive when her Mother passed. She thinks they might have moved briefly (possibly the 1930 Census) to Ark., nearby then later to Texas, possibly Dallas?? I do not see a listing for Dunklin Richardson in the 1930 Census but my Mother is pretty sure he lived to be almost a 100. Perhaps if you have access to the 1910 & 1920 Census it would show where Emmer & Dunklin Richardson came from and hopefully other children than Nettie? I would really appreciate any help or suggestions. Someone said they were from Tenn. but I have no idea where in TENN. Sharon Weaver Tinkrbell8700two@aol.com (Note spelling of Tinkrbell)

Since I lost a couple of years of research last summer when my computer and the CD backup disk decided to have their own minds, I have been re-researching the various family lines in my husband's family and my own family. This afternoon as I was searching for information in the census and recording it, it dawned on me that there may be times when sources we consider to be very reliable are not as reliable as we have always thought or want them to be. I'm sure most of us have either heard or said "X said this and they would never lie (or tell stories) about the family". And then we all have looked at or found the one gold mine 'the family Bible' and there in the family pages are entries we need for our research. However...how reliable are the stories we've heard or re-told and the information in the family Bible? I'm like everyone else, we want to believe that our older relatives would never lead us astray in any way, but we all know that they do - maybe not purposely, but they do by their spoken and/or written words. But there are three questions we need to ask ourselves in order to help our research - Who told the story and when was it first told? Who wrote the information in the family Bible and when? How was the mentality of our relative at the time the information was told or written? There are many in their later years who are diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Years ago it was simply recorded as 'old age' or 'senile' or in some cases 'crazy' and people just accepted it as part of the aging process of life. Today, the medical profession claim that they can try to narrow the time down to a few years of when it first started, but everyone knows that a person can have a medical problem for years before it is diagnosed simply because it was dormant or in remission for a while or simply not diagnosed or worse yet the family did not want to acknowledge there was a problem and di nothing about it until it was too late. When we hear a story or have the Bible's family pages at our disposal, we need to research the information before we say that it is a good source for our research. Sometimes a story or the family info in the Bible could have been from a member of an earlier generation who might have had a memory problem at the time and no one knew it. And even if the person had good mental health, they could have told the story correctly but a younger generation is now passing it on with a few keys words missing and thus changing the story. I know that one person told me a story once that was true except for the generation that it occurred in. She claimed that the story occurred about 4 or 5 generations before her husband, when in reality the story was actually about her father-in-law and what he did - changed the spelling of the surname after he and two of his brothers got into a family squabble. And in another case a person wrote the family info in the family Bible and even though was considered to be in good mental health she had screwed up a good 25% of it. Sadly she considered herself the foremost authority in the family although she did not ever do any research. She simply based everything on what she had heard from relatives years before and didn't bother to make sure she had her facts right before recording them. She meant well, but let's face it, that family Bible is now considered "unrealiable". As I look back, I get the feeling that the woman had an undiagnosed stroke which resulted in some memory problems. So when you're thinking about or reading the story by X or looking at the family Bible, use the information with some caution. When we find the truth, it may not what we or others want it to be, but we have to make sure that the errors in our history are corrected. Debbi Geer __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/lMB.2ACI/2407 Message Board Post: Does anyone have any information on a John Richard Lewis born Feb. 10 1863 in MO, he died May 10, 1933 in Campbell, Dunklin Co., MO. He is buried in Rocky Hill Cemetery. He married Sarah Frances "Frances" Snider on Oct. 23, 1900 in Dunklin Co., MO . They had two daughters, Gracie Agnes Lewis , born in Apr. 13, 1903 in Campbell and Bessie Lennie Lewis, born Feb. 24,1906 in Pocahontas, AR. I am trying to find information on John Lewis's parents and any siblings he may have had. On the census, it says his father was born in KY. Gracie Agnes Lewis married Leonard Boyd Vinson on Oct. 13, 1919 in Piggott Clay Co., AR. They moved to Campbell in Dunklin Co., and lived there all their lives. Both are buried in Woodlawn Cemetery in Dunklin Co., MO. Bessie Lennie Lewis married William (Willis) McKinley Brown in Clay Co. AR on Apr. 16, 1922, they moved to Hayti Pemiscot Co., MO around 1939 where they lived until their deaths. They are both buried in East Woodlawn Cemetery in Hayti, Pemiscot Co., MO. Sarah Frances Snider Lewis died in 1906 either during or shortly after giving birth to Bessie and John remarried to an Underwood. They had a daughter, Opal Irene, born in 1915 and a son Wilburn Lewis, born in 1911. John Richard and Sarah Frances Snider Lewis were my gr, grandparents. Their younger daughter, Bessie Lennie Lewis Brown, was my grandmother. I would appreciate any information on John Lewis. Thanks Charlotte McClain Christensen

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Horrell, Romine, Tuck Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/lMB.2ACI/2406 Message Board Post: Looking for information about my great grand uncle George W. Tuck, especially date and place of death and descendants. His parents were Richard Thomas Tuck and Sarah Elizabeth Jones Tuck (1st cousins); he was born in Sugar Grove, Butler Co, KY. Also would like information on possible marriages--whether these were all the same George W.: 1. Liza Jane Romine, 18 May 1887, Bollinger Co, MO; dau Ethel and son Arthur; 2. Mollie Horrell, 14 Dec 1892, Oak Ridge,Cape Girardeau Co, MO; 3. Ida M., abt. 1899, MO, son Glenon..

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/lMB.2ACI/2405 Message Board Post: Sorry, it would not attach. Says place of burial was Malden, Missouri on 1-2-1921, No cemetery given. Father was Ulysses and mother was Elizabeth. Kevin Morgan