In front of Union High School is a wrought iron fence that surrounds a few graves. There is only two headstones and two footstones. I could not make out the one headstone, but I believe someone with better eyesight might be able to do so. The large headstone is inscribed: Hier ruhl Elizabeth Faas Gest. August 10, 1882 im Alter V?N 59 Jahren This grave has one of the two footstones--E. F. At the opposite end of the enclosed area from the above headstone is a footstone and looks to be possibly 3 more graves. I do not know if anyone has posted these, so I thought I would just in case. Ann

Seeking any information about the family or descendents of William C Dixon (Dickson). He and his family appear in the 1850 census of Jefferson Co. District 42. I have not been able to locate his family in the 1860 census, but believe them to be in Franklin Co. William is listed as a Physician, with the following members in the 1850 census: wife Martha J., sons Benjamin D., Hannibal, and Francis M., daughter Elizabeth A. Benjamin is recorded to have married Eugenia B Martin 27 Feb, 1865 in St. Louis. Hannibal is married to Emily Rhidas July 9 1868, and Francis M is married to Alice Martin Sept 8th 1867, both of the later in Franklin Co. William dies in the prison at Alton IL Dec. 17, 1864, he is listed as Citizen of Franklin Co. MO. He is a brother of my great grandfather, and any information regarding him or his family would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Don Collins doncol@pflash.com

Stephen and Susan HARTLY are listed with their daughter Mary, age 2, in the 1880 census for Moselle, Mo. Did they get married in Franklin County? If Susan is the person I'm looking for, her first husband, R.C. BUCKNER, died in 1870. Thank you, Saralie Northam

Franklin County, Missouri Marriages Volume A Colored Marriages is now completely abstracted with a full name index. It includes 104 marriages from 1865-1875. Also listed are 155 children of the married couples. Franklin County all marriages from 1819-1845 & 1914-1921 are abstracted plus African-American marriages 1865-1875 -- also -- also -- also -- also -- Crawford County all marriages from 1828-1897 are abstracted Jefferson Co. marriages 1826-1871 & 1881-1885 plus African-American marriages 1866-1878 St. Francois Co. marriages 1818-1900 Washington Co. marriages 1815-1937 plus African-American marriages 1865-1875 Just click on http://vienici.com/abmomarr.html to bring you to a single page of links for the abstract indexes. The indexes have links to the abstract pages. You can also Search the site for surnames. Keep your eye on the site. New marriages are being abstracted continually. Brian J. Oster Brian_Oster@vienici.com webmaster http://www.vienici.com

Hello and Happy New Year to All, I am looking for Dyson slave owners in Franklin County. My GGGgrandfather McCoy (born 1834) was given to a Martha Dyson Robey of Iredell County, NC in 1836 as dictated by the will of her father Barton Dyson. Her brother William was given a slave named Jerry at this time as well. In 1840, William Dyson, his son Thomas and Thomas' wife Anna relocated to Franklin County, MO bringing McCoy with them. It is not clear whether Martha gave him to Anna, as she never shows up as an owner of slaves. It has been suggested to me that William Dyson is the key to bringing McCoy to Franklin County. I am curious as to whether or not Jerry Dyson was relocated at this time also. Any suggestions out there as to how/where I could track this information down. Thanks

Franklin County, Missouri Births Volume A is now completely abstracted with a full name index. It includes 195 births and 5 mariages covering a period from 1826-1899. -- also -- also -- also -- also -- Crawford County all marriages from 1828-1897 are abstracted Franklin County all marriages from 1819-1845 & 1914-1921 are abstracted Jefferson Co. marriages 1826-1871 & 1881-1885 plus African-American marriages 1866-1878 St. Francois Co. marriages 1818-1900 Washington Co. marriages 1815-1937 plus African-American marriages 1865-1875 Just click on http://vienici.com/moabs/births/abmobrth.html to bring you to a single page of links for the abstract indexes (FOR BIRTH RECORDS) Just click on http://vienici.com/abmomarr.html to bring you to a single page of links for the abstract indexes (FOR MARRIAGE RECORDS) The indexes have links to the abstract pages. You can also Search the site for surnames. Keep your eye on the site. New records are being abstracted continually. Brian J. Oster Brian_Oster@vienici.com webmaster http://www.vienici.com

Hi Sue, Thank you for checking the cemetery books. It is greatly appreciated. And another thank you to your listmembers, several of which have already replied with assistance. I was trying to look thru the 1910 census images at Ancestry for Beaufort and while I can see from the map on your site that Lyons Twp is there, Ancestry doesn't list it. Was it listed as a different township in 1910 or am I going to have to search thru the entire county because Ancestry didn't index it correctly? Let me give you a little more background on what I am trying to piece together in this area. This trail leads me from Pike Co IL to Gasconade Co MO and finally on to Franklin Co MO. Note: I will be sending this thru the Gasconade Co list too so I apologize if you get two copies of this timeline. Miles E. Sellers and Mary J. Kinnamon married in Pike Co IL in 1869. Anna Lucretia Sellers was born in Hermann?, Gasconade Co MO in 1877. I found the Kinnamon household on the 1850, 1860 & 1870 census in Canaan Twp, Gasconade, MO though none of them include Mary J. and I have yet to determine who her parents and other relatives are. Miles and Mary (Kinnamon) Sellers (who I cannot find on any 1870 census yet) thru oral history from Anna to my grandfather are said to have died around 1880 from an epidemic or disease and Anna was sent back to Pike Co to be raised by her Sellers relatives. 1880 census for Canaan, Gasconade Co finds no Kinnamon or Sellers family - only Anna Cellers, age 3 in the Sawer household with relationship noted as "Ward" 1880 census for Martinsburg, Pike Co, IL finds Miles Sellers living in the household with his mother (age 50+) and brothers (all in their late 20's) however the questionable part on his entry is that he is the last name entered in the household, and the census taker placed a line thru his name and other information noted for him on the census in an attempt to erase him from the household. He is listed as married (not widowed) and under the heading of "Illness" there is a notation for Miles however due to the attempt to remove his information it is unreadable. By 1900 Anna Sellers is back in Pike Co IL and married to a Saxbury. February 17, 1915 Anna (Sellers) Saxbury in New Canton, Pike Co, IL is sent a picture postcard from G. E. & J. H. Kinnamon (both males and they look to be over 50 in age) from Beaufort, Franklin, MO. In looking at the various maps I can see that Beaufort is only a little ways east of Cannan Twp in Gasconade Co and I am now trying to find the connections. My questions are: Who were these Kinnamons in 1850, 1860 & 1870 in Canaan? What happened to them between 1870 and 1880 that they are no longer in Canaan? Were Miles & Mary (Kinnamon) Sellers living with them between 1870 and 1880? If Anna's parents died before 1880 did the other Kinnamon's meet the same demise? If so, would that by why she is found in an unrelated household? Was there an epidemic in the area of Gasconade/Franklin Co in 1880? Why would Miles Sellers be back in Pike Co in 1880 with his family and his daughter Anna still be in Gasconade Co as a "Ward"? Since Miles Sellers name was crossed out in the Pike Co 1880 census was he really back in Pike Co at all? Where is Mary (Kinnamon) Sellers in 1880? Who are the Kinnamon's in Beaufort, MO in 1915 that must be related in some way to Anna Sellers thru her mother Mary J. Kinnamon? Any additional thoughts, suggestions of items to search, etc., would be greatly appreciated. Have a wonderful day! Barbara (Saxbury) Freeman http://www.PikeCoILGenWeb.org Pike Co ILGenWeb http://Saxbury.net Saxbury Family History http://NewspaperAbstracts.com Finding our ancestors in the news! http://members.aol.com/saxbury AOL Members Genealogy Web Sites http://AutumnWindz.com Autumn Windz Soaps & Supplies

Beaufort is in Lyon Township. There is a township map on the Franklin County website at <http://www.rootsweb.com/~mofrankl/index.html> I checked my Lyon township cemetery book and found no one with this surname. This listing includes all of the cemeteries that the cemetery committee was aware of at the time of publication but might be missing a few smaller family cemeteries. Also, stones could have been damaged or destroyed, or there might never have been one. I'm sorry I don't have better news for you. Sue Cooley Franklin County Coordinator Missouri USGenWeb Project

I need to look up some items in Beaufort and need to know what township it is located in. Also, are there any cemetery records for the area that someone is able to do a lookup in for me? I am looking for Kinnamon or similar spelling. They were there in February 1915 as I have a wonderful picture postcard they sent to a relative in Illinois with the Beaufort Mo postmark. Have a wonderful day! Barbara (Saxbury) Freeman http://www.PikeCoILGenWeb.org Pike Co ILGenWeb http://Saxbury.net Saxbury Family History http://NewspaperAbstracts.com Finding our ancestors in the news! http://members.aol.com/saxbury AOL Members Genealogy Web Sites http://AutumnWindz.com Autumn Windz Soaps & Supplies

Hello. This is Marsha McGee Bowen. I have a NEW EMAIL ADDRESS. marshabowen@mindspring.com Thank you.

Wanting to share information of Cressey family. I find these individuals listed as interred in Odd fellows Cemetery - St. Claire Franklin Co., Mo: Goings, Viva Cressey 1883 - 1940 Schneider, Nola (Probably Magnolia )Cressey 1887 - 1952 Cressey, Mary Jane 1863 - 1938 Cressey, William 1857 - 1935 I'm most interested in Viva. Would like to know who her husband was. Can provide copy of a picture of her in exchange. Annette

Franklin County, Missouri Marriages Volume A is now completely abstracted with a full name index. It includes 841 marriages from 1819-1845. Franklin County all marriages from 1819-1845 & 1914-1921 are abstracted -- also -- also -- also -- also -- Crawford County all marriages from 1828-1897 are abstracted Jefferson Co. marriages 1826-1871 & 1881-1885 plus African-American marriages 1866-1878 St. Francois Co. marriages 1818-1900 Washington Co. marriages 1815-1937 plus African-American marriages 1865-1875 Just click on http://vienici.com/abmomarr.html to bring you to a single page of links for the abstract indexes. The indexes have links to the abstract pages. You can also Search the site for surnames. Keep your eye on the site. New marriages are being abstracted continually. Brian J. Oster Brian_Oster@vienici.com webmaster http://www.vienici.com ============================== Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

Looking for any/all information on the Red Tin School (late 1900s) & the Booker T. Washington School (1923) on Olive Street in New Haven, it is now a private residence. Where would I find possible enrollment records on these schools? Thanks!

Thanbks for the obituary, I got two replies that seem to have been typed out. I appreciate the help as I just found out about the death and wanted to get it before too late. -- Joe L. Miller Missouri Archive File Manager, USGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/mo/mofiles.htm Missouri Tombstone Project Manager, USGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/missouri.html Coordinator of Crawford County, MOGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocrawfo/ Research Coordinator - The Pinnell Family Network http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pinnell/ United We Stand

Can anyone scan or send an obituary to me from a recent death. The person is Frieda H. Pinnell (Nee Hoppe). She died on November 24, 2001. -- Joe L. Miller Missouri Archive File Manager, USGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/mo/mofiles.htm Missouri Tombstone Project Manager, USGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~cemetery/missouri.html Coordinator of Crawford County, MOGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~mocrawfo/ Research Coordinator - The Pinnell Family Network http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pinnell/ United We Stand

This is the transcription of Cove Cemetery. Hope it helps someone. Ann COVE CEMETERY, St. Clair, Franklin Co., MO In St. Clair, MO, take TT Hwy to where it meets Mill Hill Rd., turn left. About 300 feet from the junction of TT and Mill Hill is Old Cove on the left. Take Old Cove about ½ mile and the church and cemetery sit on the left. This cemetery has just a few markers, but you can tell that there are graves that are unmarked. Transcribed by Ann Wideman 4 Dec 2001. Ennis, G. W.—4 Dec 1849, 29 Aug 1917 M. A.—22 May 1856 (no date ever inscribed) Father, Mother Fisher, Burr—4 Feb 1874, 2 Feb 1908 Bay, Gene Sr.—13 Aug 1940 Shirley L.—31 Oct 1939, 9 Feb 1997 Married 28 Jul 1962 Bay, Roy—1897, 1958 Lulia—1908, 1993 Bay, Thelma—21 Feb 1938, 1 Jul 1938 Bay, Paul—30 Jun 1942, 19 Apr 1961 Bay, Isaac—1868, 1953 May—1878, 1960 Bay, Madalyn Elizabeth—9 Mar 1909, 16 Sep 2000 Bay, Lloyd—17 Jan 1944, 1 Apr 1998 Ennis, Tom Mary F. M. (no dates, inscribed in cement) Bay, Billie Joe—1940 , 1941 Bay Mary—22 Apr 1869, died 1906 Bay, Jamina—1 May 1867, 31 Nov 1881 (This is date on marker. We checked it several times to make sure.) Daughter of I. R. & A. Bay Bay, Anis C or G—22 Feb 1838, 28 Dec 1916 Joseph—18 May 1842, 10 Jan 1920 Short, Emil—1888, 1889 James—1895, 1898 Floyd—1898, 1902 Short, James H.—born 12 ? 1853, aged 2y 10m 12d, Son of S. W. & J. Short Short, Amanda L.—11 May 1851, 18 Jul 1910 Benjamin F.—1 Mar 1841, no date of death Flora, Thomas F.—6 May 1856, 2 Oct 1927 Sarah A.—28 Aug 1870, 27 Jun 1921 Flora, Hazel—? 18?7, Apr ?, Concrete cross Flora, Alfred—18 Jul ?18, 1 Aug 181?, Concrete cross Colter, Monroe C.—3 Jan 1933, 9 Oct 1983 Colter, Mary L.—22 Feb 1908, 24 Mar 1998, Mom Earl W. “Bill”—6 Aug 1901, 16 Mar 1967, Dad On back of this headstone is a bronze plaque that is not a military plaque, but has the following inscription: In Memory of Richard E. Colter, Pfc US Army WWII, 4 Apr 1924, 29 Oct 1996 Also on the back of this headstone is inscribed: Loving parents of Richard, Joe, Marie, Melvin, Monroe, Mina Mae, Rose Ella, Eunice Colter, Jacob M.—29 Jun 1875, 10 Jul 1942 Griesheimer, Allen M.—24 Nov 1908, 29 Jul 1966 Gertrude E.—18 Apr 1909, 25 Jul 1978 Williams, Martha A.—1 May 1829, 24 Jun 1891 Williams, John B.—1859, 1901 Rue, Harriett—No dates Kormann, Mary—1878, 1925 Hunt, Mother & Father—Marble slab, on top of slab is a concrete marker with the word, “Mother”, inscribed The next three markers are identical and were almost completely covered, I just happened to notice a corner of them or would not have found them. Hunt, Thomas J.—10 Aug 1849, 14 Feb 1893 Hunt, Minerva ?—1 Aug 1852, 16 Jul 1931 Meyer, Martha—2 Jan 1838, 7 Jan 1925 Hunt, Lawrence A.—1888, 1963 Baker, May nee Hunt—19 Jan 1885, 15 Dec 1967 Baker, Andrew J.—31 Mar 1893, 15 Dec 1982 Military marker—Pfc US Army Ritchey, J. M.—was born 25 Aug 1875 A.D. Rock marker Hodges, Mary—no dates Craft, Calvin Thomas—1875, 1964 Craft, Thomas C.—16 Jan 1835, 8 Sep 1907 Mary A.—16 Jan 1840, 9 Oct 1909 Short, Elizabeth J.—8 May 1871, 20 Mar 1948, Dear Mom Cass, Henry—1907, 1936, Son Charles—1873, 1942, Father Wheeler, Nathan—died 14 Aug 1851, aged 1y 1m 25d Glenn, Rachel M.—Born Huntsville, Sullivan Co., Tenn, 19 Aug 1817, died 16 July 1887 Glenn, Mary E.—died 3 Aug 1855, aged 1y 10m 12d, Daughter of ? M. & ? Glenn Hodnett, Janie—18 Aug 1844, 24 Feb 1865, Wife of E. P. Hodnett Lewis, James William—26 Sep 1982, 27 Sep 1982 Bruns, Fidela E.—22 Jan 1880, 18 Oct 1902 George E.—17 Sep 1899, 7 Jan 1904 Footstones lying on stump—M. A. E. and G. W. E., believe these belong to G. W. Ennis and M. A. Ennis, the first entry on this transcription since the stump lies behind their graves. Hughes, Millard F.—Diut, 18 Apr 1855, aged 3y 1m 18d William A.—died 8 Dec 1851, aged 1y a5m 19d, Sons of H. F. & Sarah Hughes Briggs, Leut. Augustus—Co E 31st MO Inf, Military marker Kellner, Louis—Co O 3 US Art, Military marker Goebel, Hereld (sic) L.—11 Nov 1901, 14 Jun 1966 Augusta L.—4 Sep 1904 Griesheimer, Mary K.—5 Sep 1923, 2 Mar 1960 Elmer A.—26 Sep 1916, 10 Jul 1967 Kimberline, Adrienne—6 Nov 1942, 31 Mar 1979 Griesheimer, Infant son—2 Feb 1951, Son of Elmer and Mary Griesheimer Griesheimer, Helen E.—1920, 1997, Russell’s Funeral Home, St. Clair, MO plate Griesheimer, Anton L.—1905, 1983, Russell’s Funeral Home, St. Clair, MO plate Griesheimer, William—1870, 1931 Annie—1885, 1942 Engel, Jacob W.—12 Jul 1893, 16 Dec 1975 Military Marker—US Navy WWI Engel, Jacob T.—19 Apr 1865, 13 Feb 1937 Jennie—24 Jul 1871, 19 Oct 1957 Griesheimer, Henry F.—15 Aug 1904, 4 Aug 1991 Griesheimer, Katie—Born & Died 10 Jan 1911 Engel, Kimberly Sue—12 Mar 1978 Griesheimer, A. M.—15 Oct 1834, 6 Mar 1910 M.—2 Apr 1837, 30 May 1915 Footstone—A. M. G. Schuchart, Louis—25 Aug 1908, 28 Mar 1980 Fred—10 Jul 1906, 1 Jan 1982 Charles—10 Dec 1911, 7 Sep 1987 Brothers Peppers, M.—Surrounded by concrete ledge, looks like a child’s grave Woody, David A.—14 Aug 1886, 14 Jul 1971 Anna M.—30 Jul 1895, 22 Jun 1981 Schuchart, John—1844, 1905 Child’s grave surrounded by concrete ledge, has marker but is unreadable McCance, Raymond E.—27 Sep 1927, 3 Mar 1990 McCance, Dwight—1896, 1969 Sidonia—1910, 1936 Meyer, John—25 Jan 1848, 2 May 1910 Martha J.—2 Jan 1838, 7 Jan 1925 Military marker—Jno. Meyer Co A 32 Ind. Inf. Erbes, August—21 Dec 1866, 15 May 1923 Lizzie—28 Jun 1865, 27 Apr 1944 Meyer, Ezekiel—13 Jul 1871, 4 Aug 1909 McCance, John D.—no dates Maggie—no dates McCance, Anna—1884, 1947 Harry—1880, 1955 McCance, Barbara—8 Mar 1908, 17 Mar 1908 McCance, Hilda—17 Sep 1906, 15 Apr 1907 McCance, Fred H.—1872, 1939 Belle—1872, 1936 McCance, George S.—8 Sep 1874, 29 Sep 1892, Aged 17y 21d Lawrence, Jake—1842, 1900 Lawrence, Joseph—7 Jan 1854, 25 Dec 1939, Beloved Father Lawrence, Martha J.—3 Aug 1849, 13 Mar 1916 Erbes, Oscar A.—17 Feb 1900, 10 Feb 1905 Erbes, Clara A.—28 Jun 1891, 10 Feb 1911 Lawrence, Lulubell—1920, 1927 Lawrence, Augusta M.—1898, 1958 Joseph Jr.—1889, 1953 Johns, Polly—22 Mar 1846 Wife of John E. Johns, aged ?3y 2m(Stone is broken so first number of the years of age is missing.) The following is on a headstone: Near this spot lies buried the bodies of Samuel W. Short and his wife Jemima. Records in abstract office at Union, Mo. shown in Book-L-page-598 that on April 21st 1855-Samuel W. Short and his wife Jemina, reserved from a tract of land owned by them, three acres for burying ground and meeting house. Short, Samuel—1774, 26 Jan 1842, Son of Aaron and Sarah Short Lydia Field—Nov 1776, after 1850 Married 15 Feb 1796 Guilford Co. NC. Migrated from Guilford Co. NC to Mercer Co., KY in 1802. Then to Franklin Co., MO in 1819. Children: Eli, Aaron, Joseph, Thankful, Patience, Samuel W., Polly, Jesse, Fain Queeny Flora, George Shelby—1923, 1944 Flora, James—dates unreadable, Concrete cross Flora, Myrtle E.—26 Oct 1885, 8 May 1973 Sam O.—18 Sep 1884, 24 Mar 1968 Burt, Samuel—26 Jan 1895, aged 70y 5m 4d Clarence—no dates, Son of Samuel & Mary J. Burt Root, Nellie G.—13 Aug 1889, 13 May 1891 Marker base Bay, John—30 Oct 1868, 15 Jul 1900, Son of Joseph & ? Bay Pearl—1 Feb 1896, 11 Jul 1896 Frederick, Robert Lee “Bob”—17 Sep 1949, 5 Jul 1974, Beloved Son & Brother Frederick, Robert Louis “Bob”—13 Mar 1926, 1 Jul 1978, Dear Beloved Father and Brother Frederick, Harold R.—2 Aug 1924, 15 Jul 1980 Betty M.—2 Mar 1930, Wilder, Ida—7 May 1889, 26 Aug 1891, Daughter of Erastus & Rebecca Wilder Speakes, Eliza Annie—5 Sep 1923, 9 Oct 1923 Rock Marker Rock Marker Grave marked only with flowers Johnson, Burl E.—18 Feb 1940, 26 Aug 2000 Betty Sue nee Baker—20 Apr 1933 Married 26 Mar 1983 Marker Base Keen, Sarch—10 Jun 1903, 2 Jun 1974 Johnson, Elsie (Keen)—5 Sep 1912, 1 Apr 1997 Speakes, Pleasant P.—25 Aug 1920, 5 Feb 1945 Military marker—Pfc US Army WWII Speakes, Josie E.—1898, 1951 Speakes, Charles Sr.—1892, 1968 Sansocie, Sabert “Sue” nee Speaks—15 May 1918, 25 May 1998 Groger, Lilly—24 Aug 1898, 2 Feb 1933 John—22 Apr 1889, 6 Feb 1980 Marker Base DeClue, Chas. C. Jr.—1916, 1928 Annie I.—1915, 1928 Chas. C. Sr.—1886, 1928, Modern Woodsmen emblem Sansocie, Bush Alexander—11 Aug 1908, Letha L.—27 Sep 1913, 19 Jun 1974 Marker Base Douglas, Mamie nee Sansocie—18 Jun 1931, 5 Dec 1986, Daughter and Sister Fisher, Birdie M.—9 Aug 1900, 13 Aug 1976 Fisher, Edgar L.—21 Jan 1896, 9 Aug 1961 Military marker—Missouri Pvt 3 Co 164 Depot Brigade WWI Payton, Martha—9 May 1911 Payton, Ida—2 Mar 1880, 30 Apr 1972, Aged 92y 1m 28d Payton, Sim—18 Aug 1876, 2 Feb 1959, Aged 82y 5m 15d Fisher, Raymond Paul—20 Jan 1939, 8 Sep 1940, Homemade concrete marker Fisher, Dorothy Gertrude—13 Dec 1922, 28 Nov 1923, Homemade concrete marker Rock Marker Payton, Desdemonia—1846, 1935 William—1826, 1927 Dear Grandparents of John DeClue Payton, Lulu—25 Feb 1909, Mar ? 1925 (Day not inscribed on stone) Rock Marker Broken marker, unreadable Payton, Bradford—1822, 1895 Military marker—8 KY Cav. Payton, Susan Francis—15 Mar 1903, 21 Jan 1904 Payton, Rosa Izora—9 Mar 1902, 18 Mar 1902 Cooper, Michael L.—1949, 1975 Military marker—Sp 5 US Army Vietnam Huff, S. Sgt. Leo Arthur—3 Jul 1928, 28 May 1956, This is not a military marker Cooper, Buddy—1928, 1947 DeClue, Mollie J.—1877, 1944 Concrete Cross, Child’s grave Cooper, James L. “Duke”—19 Dec 1952, 5 Mar 1986 Genevieve “Jenny”—16 Nov 1960 Cooper, Jake A.—3 Sep 1900, 27 Jan 1990 Pane, Major M. S.—Died 15 Feb 1885, 51y, A. O. U. W. Banderman, Fred—3 Feb 1873, 19 May 1921 Nellie—8 Mar 1886, 14 Oct 1919 Payton, Jesse Oliver—29 Feb 1904, 26 Nov 1965 Violet Irene—7 Jul 1907, 28 Sep 1984 Marker with metal plate, unreadable

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Boonville is in Cooper County. New Franklin is a small town just across the Missouri River from Boonville but in adjoining Howard County. There used to be a small town near New Franklin referred to as Old Franklin. I'm not sure if it still exists, or which county it was in. It's confusing when so many of the towns in Missouri aren't in the counties of the same name. There is also a small town named Linn that is in Osage County, nowhere near Linn County. Hope this helps, Rob. Rob. Taylor Columbia, (Boone County) MO

Did Franklin County used to be referred to as "New Franklin" ? Is Boonville within Franklin county? Also looking for any information on the line of Jacob & Susanna Keyser. Thanks

Crawford County, Missouri Marriages Volume E is now completely abstracted with a full name index. It includes 910 marriages from 1888-1897. NOTE: This volume was unusual in the high number of entries which were not included in the hand written index. The following 35 couple were omitted from the hand written index. Bass, Joseph S. to Webb, Cara D.: 106 Benton, George F. to Walls, Nancy E.: 135 Branner, William T. to Hill, Lizzie Miss: 158 Calahan, Andrew J. to McDonald, Mary J.: 56 Cook, Henry W. to Key, Adah A.: 215 Cranmer, Elta E. Mr. to Peterson, Christina Miss: 330 Crow, Chas. E. to Helling, Annie M.: 214 Dollar, W. J. to Andrews, Martha Lee: 73 Dunlap, Henry P. to Bowers, Jennie: 215 Eaton, Samuel S. to Skaggs, Sarah J.: 163 Ellis, Alfred Mr. to Wright, Rosie May Miss: 329 Gorman, James to Chapman, Lizzie: 153 Gorman, John M. to McCan, Maggie D.: 117 Gruver, Charles to Gravate, Ella Miss: 66 Harmon, Samuel J. to Smith, Jennie: 182 Helms, George W. to Wilkinson, Belle: 243 Hill, William G. to Baker, Mollie W.: 214 Hoss, John H. to Eggers, Maud Miss: 150 Howdeshell, James to Edgar, Ollia Olive: 69 Key, Samuel H. to Scantlin, Sarah L.: 125 King, Jeremiah J. to Mitchell, Mattie J. Miss: 283 Klossner, J. W. to Scantlin, M. E.: 136 Lay, T. H. Mr. to Brown, Virdie Miss: 330 McCall, D. G. to Krieg, Nellie: 66 McSpadden, George H. to Copeland, Essie P.: 118 Miller, Emery E. to Zane, Emery: 67 Murphy, Licurgus E. to McGlothlin, Ida A.: 69 Osborne, Thomas to Denham, Josie Miss: 154 Palmer, Samuel L. to Houswright, Rachael S.: 70 Patten, John to Woodruff, Nellie M.: 117 Slones, Henry to Palmer, Charity E.: 175 Sowders, James H. to McCune, Jennie Miss: 227 Stulce, A. J. to Dodd, Dorcus C.: 187 Stulce, Daniel to Mosier, Mary: 218 Summers, James I. to Crow, Caroline: 93 Crawford County all marriages from 1828-1897 are abstracted -- also -- also -- also -- also -- Franklin Co. marriages 1914-1921 Jefferson Co. marriages 1826-1871 & 1881-1885 plus African-American marriages 1866-1878 St. Francois Co. marriages 1818-1900 Washington Co. marriages 1815-1937 plus African-American marriages 1865-1875 Just click on http://vienici.com/abmomarr.html to bring you to a single page of links for the abstract indexes. The indexes have links to the abstract pages. You can also Search the site for surnames. Keep your eye on the site. New marriages are being abstracted continually. Brian J. Oster Brian_Oster@vienici.com webmaster http://www.vienici.com