Hello, My names are: Howard Chitwood Cargile/Cargyle Eli/Ely Key Reid Suddath
Hi MOHenry list, I am researching what is commonly referred to as the Adam E. Eberting family of Clinton, Henry Co., MO. The Eberting family emigrated from Germany. Adam was the son of John George Eberting and Catherine Hobien. Adam was the third of seven children and married Nancy Birdie Turner October 17, 1883. My grandmother, their daughter Lola May Eberting was the seventh of nine children and married Ninghal Samuel McManness, February 27, 1916 at Clinton, Henry Co., MO. Any and all information would be greatly appreciated. Would be glad to share information. Thank you. Mike Michael G. McManness, a Jayhawk through and through, bleeding crimson and blue near the University of Kansas. Family genealogist and research historian.
Spry Vinson Anamosa Smith
Hello, and Welcome to all new members, My Mo. relatives are: Beaty Lane Prigmore McMahon Gillett Iman Kimsey Carolyn Beaty Olson
Seeking information on these families living in Henry County, Missouri The 1880 Census of Honey Creek Twp., Henry County, Missouri: Friend, Thomas..........age 35.....male/white/farmer...................born in OH _____, Elizabeth.......age 26.....female/white/wife....................born in IL _____, George...........age 9.....male/white/son.......................born in MO _____, Charley..........age 7.....male/white/son.......................born in MO _____, Ella................age 5.....female/white/daughter............born in MO _____, Wiley.............age 3.....male/white/son.......................born in MO 1880 Missouri Census, Leesville Twp., Henry County; Daniel Reader M 55 Prussia Comfort " F 51 Ohio Amanda " F 30 Illinois John " M 14 Illinois Emma " F 12 Illinois Henry " M 9 Missouri Jesse P. " M 4 Missouri Louise in Kansas
Catherine Elizabeth "Kate" GALEENER was listed on the 1880 federal census in Clinton, Henry Co., MO with her widowed mother. "Kate" had two illegitimate children, Minnie GALEENER and Lemuel C. GALEENER listed with her. They later went by the surname of KERR. Was there a KERR male living in Henry County bet. 1870-1880 who may have been the culprit?? Will gladly share info with anyone researching this line. Thanking you in advance. Laverne Galeener-Moore (Brieuc@aol.com)
William Coats and Cena Callaway...on the 1850 Henry County MO Census sons: Huff D. C. Coats, John J. Coats and daughter Cena E. Callaway Huff is my line, he is buried in Bluejacket Cemetery, Bluejacket, OK; we believe John is buried in the area as well, at Fairland Cemetery...I have nothing on Cena E. Callaway their sister other than she shows in this census record Also in this census is a Joseph N. Coats - William and Cena Coats had a son Jasper N. Coats, so this may be an error or there might be a Joseph N. Coats related but not a child living with them... I think William Coats died in Henry County MO but not sure...Cena shows up as the head of household in the 1860 Callaway County MO census with Huff, he's listed as Hugh here, and John. Huff is 20 years of age by now... William and Cena Coats came to Henry County MO, I believe from Cooper County MO and prior to Missouri from Smith County/Warren County TN about 1817. His first wife was Martha *Patsy* Tracy and believe she might have died in Cooper County MO... Charlotte Coats<br clear=all><hr>Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at <a href="http://explorer.msn.com">http://explorer.msn.com</a><br></p>
Looking for the families of JAMES T BARKER and SARAH ELIZABETH COVINGTON, 1840 - 1865 also JAMES COVINGTON and ELIZABETH BARKER 1840-1900 Susan Earnheart Terrell For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son. John 3:16
Hello everyone. We've had a few new people join our list in the past couple weeks. Perhaps it's time to introduce ourselves and re-post our surnames... You never know, maybe someone here has that connection you are looking for! Henry Co. 1863-1924 THOMPSON, James and Mary Hannah (TROSTLE) SETTLES, William P. & Eliza Jane (HOOKER) SETTLES, William P. & Mary (HUNT) HUNT, Hiram & Malinda McFARREN, David Justin; Jacob R. LOBAUGH, Jacob G. and Rachel (THOMPSON) Joy Kersteter, List Administrator
Hi folks! Spring has sprung here, perhaps so will the surname I am seeking? SPURGEON, Clara May b.6-26-1895 Henry county, MO. d.6-17-1963 MO. Would like her family info. Thanks, Debbie Ramsey-Slaven Kentwood, LA.
My interests: KIDWELL 1840 -1860 Walt Jones Spokane WA
PLEASE REPLY TO CINDY at the following address. From: bcmcdaniel@uswest.net (Bart R. McDaniel) To: MOHENRY-L@rootsweb.com I am interested in finding out any information on the Weidman and Schroff families. They lived in Henry County around the Urich area. I believe that Mr. Weidman was the village blacksmith at one time. I think his name was Aaron and his wife's name was Lena. He died in 1921 (I think) and she died in 1927. Her mother may have been Elizabeth Schroff who passed away in 1928. Any information would be most appreciated. Thank you. Cindy
Hello, I'm working on William H. Cranmer, born Feb 1855 and died 1918, buried in Clinton City Cemetery, Henry County, MO. His family all lived in Clinton, Henry County, MO and I'm trying to figure out who his parents are. There are two Williams the right age, but one is adopted and is really William JONES but using the CRANMER name and the other is supposedly in California in 1900, not married, according to Jean and Murray Harris's "Descendants of William Cranmer of Elizabeth N.J." They don't cite any sources, and I haven't been able to prove that this William H. isn't the one I'm tracing. If it's the JONES one, then I'm barking up the wrong tree and the family is going to be mighty upset to find out they aren't CRANMERs <G>. Anybody here working on CRANMERs? Clare
PLEASE DO NOT HIT REPLY. Send responses to EFDuBose@aol.com == Grandfather Peter Warner Crouse may have died in Henry county about 1882. If anyone is working on this line I can help. Earl E-F_DuBose@juno.com
That "Rogers burying ground" could have been Reid burying ground. Don L. Fox DonFox@cybertrails.com
I am looking for anyone with information about the Reid families in the 1800s in Henry County. Also, Rogers families if they were connected to the Reids. I understand that there was a "Rogers burying ground" "approximately three miles southeast of Clinton". Does anyone know what cemetery that might be? Don L. Fox DonFox@cybertrails.com
Does anyone have access to the 1870 Census for Henry Co., Grand River Township? I would appreciate a lookup, if it is available, for: George M. Pyle page 269 Grand River Twp. Any help appreciated!! Sandra sandrafreeman1111@earthlink.net
This is my father's obituary he was actually born near Urich and raised in Henry, Bates and Cass County. Raymond R. Gregg, 80, Stockton, Mo. Died Wednesday, March 17, 1999, at his home. Mr. Gregg was born on Oct. 7, 1918, near Creighton, Mo. He was a crane operator for many years doing heavy construction, and was a member of the Hoisting and Portable Engineers Local Union 101. His first wife, Margaret L.(Owen)Gregg, preceded him in death in 1982. His survivors include his wife of 16 years, Catherine Gregg of the home. Six children, Donald R. Gregg, El Dorado, Ks. Sharon L. This, Bedford, TX. Richard D. Gregg, Stockton, Mo. Alice M. Cook, Buckner, MO. Bonnie S. McGee, El Dorado Springs, Mo. Beverly Jo Cockerel, Smithville, Mo. Seven stepchildren, James Hoke, Smithville, Mo. Barbara Wade, Gladstone, Mo. Diana Noland, Kansas City, Wanda Jarvis, Warsaw, Mo. Mary Head, Weston, Mo. Patricia Head, Bolivar, Mo. and Janice Hoke, Lincoln, Mo. 19 grandchildren. 14 step grandchildren. 24 great-grandchildren. Three step great-grandchildren. Niece, Nona Lee Johnson. Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at the Speaks Suburban Chapel. Burial will be in Buckner Hill Cemetery at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Citizen's Memorial Hospital Hospice, 113 E. Broadway, Bolivar, Mo. 65613, or the American Cancer Society Don Gregg dong@powwwer.net
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