Thank you Joy for the helpful suggestions. Darla -----Original Message----- From: Joysmail@aol.com [mailto:Joysmail@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 1:35 PM To: MOHENRY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MOHENRY] ADMIN: Posting helps This note is a little long, but I found the information very helpful. Please take a minute to read it, to help you with posting queries. The reply function of this list has been temporarily set to "Reply to list" to help combat an email virus. (if you want details, email me privately at joysmail@aol.com). So if you want to respond privately to someone, hit "reply all" on your email program so it includes the senders address. Joy Donna Potter Phillips recently had an article in Heritage Quest magazine regarding posting queries. I found the information very helpful and thought I would share the tips with the list: BE SPECIFIC: Follow the "5 W's Rule: Who, What, Why, Where, When BE BRIEF: Do not ramble on about your family; only you care. Give only enough information to make your request crystal clear to the reader BE REASONABLE: Do not ask for "everything you have" of anybody! BE UNDERSTOOD: Avoid abbreviations and pronouns that can cause confusion. Do capitalize surnames. (Please do not capitalize entire posts as it is more difficult to read all caps, even for those with poor eyesight. It also comes across in email as SHOUTING!) BE COURTEOUS: ask - do not demand BE THOUGHTFUL: These are your cousins, however distant. Offer to share information BE CORRECT: Proofread your query before you send it to ensure that it is understandable BE SMART: Well written queries are easier to answer and are much more apt to then be answered. Do make sure that the Subject Line of your query is concise and really defines the information you seek. "Seeking Great Grandfather Phillips" is not very likely to get results, but "PHILLIPS, Charles R. 1872-1938, GA>TX>WA" is not only an eye catcher but shows at a glance what you seek. Sign your Internet queries with your name and email address. Some email programs do not show the address of the sender. So, as a suggestion, rather than posting "ROLL CALL" or "MY HENRY COUNTY FAMILY" in the subject line of an email, please list your surnames. If there isn't enough room, send an additional email or just list the most prominent names. For easier reading, in the body of the email, it would be helpful to list the surnames first and then go into your narrative: SETTLES HUNT HOOKER TROSTLE THOMPSON Looking for death information on Mary E. (HUNT) SETTLES, Daughter of Hiram and Malinda HUNT, and wife of William P. SETTLES. Died between 1863 and May 1870 in Henry County Missouri. Contact Joy Kersteter joysmail@aol.com Donna also suggests posting everywhere, as well as sending offline queries. She suggests www.heritagequest.com www.genforum.com www.FamilyHistory.com ==== MOHENRY Mailing List ==== Visit the Henry County Missouri Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~mohenry/henryco.html MOHENRY ARCHIVE: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/mohenry To unsubscribe send an email to MOHENRY-L-Request@rootsweb.com putting only the word unsubscribe in the message body MOHENRY List Administrator: Joysmail@aol.com ============================== Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp Search over 2500 databases with one easy query!

Hi Joy and Darlene. I just read several of your post about the Hookers. We have Hookers in our Brookshire/Brookshier family History. They are not in my particular branch though. But I do believe they are part of your Hooker line since they cover Tenn, North Carolina and Missouri. Or nearest I can remember they do. They were part of the Brookshire's/Brookshier's of Linn County Missouri. I myself am Livingston county/Daviess county Missouri Brookshier. I was born in Chillicothe. Our people (Brookshire/Brookshier) came out of Rowan county N. Carolina as did all of those that carry our surname through out the united States of America. So if your interested you might want to get on the Brookshire L mail list. Stan Brookshier, Sr.

Hi Darlene, First off, I want to apologize if I made you feel that the list I sent out was rules. I'm not that picky, I just wanted to help people post in a way that would get more responses. I'm sorry. I would love to know any additional information about Eliza Jane, and I would be glad to share what I have. I have a book by Virginia Ingles Maes called "The Descendants of Samuel Hooker, of the Carolinas, Tennessee, Indiana and Illinois". It details the family line from Thomas Hooker, b. 1779 up to the 1940's. What information would be of help to you? Joy Joysmail@aol.com

In a message dated 4/24/2001 2:00:51 PM Pacific Daylight Time, oldplace@kcinter.net writes: > I would not want to break > I didn't mean to make it sound like the previous post is RULES. Please, they are just suggestions to help you get better results. I apologize if I offended anyone. I only meant to be helpful. Joy joysmail@aol.com

Joy, I have some of the enfo. you want on Eliza Jane Hooker the wife William P. Settles. If your would like this enfo. e-mail me. I would not want to break one of your rules. Darlene

This note is a little long, but I found the information very helpful. Please take a minute to read it, to help you with posting queries. The reply function of this list has been temporarily set to "Reply to list" to help combat an email virus. (if you want details, email me privately at joysmail@aol.com). So if you want to respond privately to someone, hit "reply all" on your email program so it includes the senders address. Joy Donna Potter Phillips recently had an article in Heritage Quest magazine regarding posting queries. I found the information very helpful and thought I would share the tips with the list: BE SPECIFIC: Follow the "5 W's Rule: Who, What, Why, Where, When BE BRIEF: Do not ramble on about your family; only you care. Give only enough information to make your request crystal clear to the reader BE REASONABLE: Do not ask for "everything you have" of anybody! BE UNDERSTOOD: Avoid abbreviations and pronouns that can cause confusion. Do capitalize surnames. (Please do not capitalize entire posts as it is more difficult to read all caps, even for those with poor eyesight. It also comes across in email as SHOUTING!) BE COURTEOUS: ask - do not demand BE THOUGHTFUL: These are your cousins, however distant. Offer to share information BE CORRECT: Proofread your query before you send it to ensure that it is understandable BE SMART: Well written queries are easier to answer and are much more apt to then be answered. Do make sure that the Subject Line of your query is concise and really defines the information you seek. "Seeking Great Grandfather Phillips" is not very likely to get results, but "PHILLIPS, Charles R. 1872-1938, GA>TX>WA" is not only an eye catcher but shows at a glance what you seek. Sign your Internet queries with your name and email address. Some email programs do not show the address of the sender. So, as a suggestion, rather than posting "ROLL CALL" or "MY HENRY COUNTY FAMILY" in the subject line of an email, please list your surnames. If there isn't enough room, send an additional email or just list the most prominent names. For easier reading, in the body of the email, it would be helpful to list the surnames first and then go into your narrative: SETTLES HUNT HOOKER TROSTLE THOMPSON Looking for death information on Mary E. (HUNT) SETTLES, Daughter of Hiram and Malinda HUNT, and wife of William P. SETTLES. Died between 1863 and May 1870 in Henry County Missouri. Contact Joy Kersteter joysmail@aol.com Donna also suggests posting everywhere, as well as sending offline queries. She suggests www.heritagequest.com www.genforum.com www.FamilyHistory.com

FAMILIES ARE PRIDGEN, HERNDON, CHAPMAN, & BALL. JESSE, FRANK, WILLIAM, MARY ELIZABETH, HENRY JUDSON, GEORGE ALBERT, & JOHN BAPTIST ALL ARE PRIDGENS. RICHARD, JULIUS CLAY, EDGAR, MILDRED IRENE, & MARY FLORENCE ARE ALL HERNDONS W.E, ROLLA ALLEN, & GEORGE ARE CHAPMANS IRA THOMAS & MAUDE ANN ARE BALLS HAVE MORE INFO IF NEEDED. THANKS, ANNE TREADWAY

MOHENRY roll call: WEAVER GILLETTE BEATY PREWETT HAYES THOMPSON HUSTON barbaracady@msn.com

William Coats m Cena Callaway - 1850 Henry County MO census Nancy Coats m William Shivers (I think that is the spelling of Shivers) Jasper L or N. Coats Not sure if any Bakers in Henry Co MO are connected William Coats' mother was Nancy Baker Coats of Callaway County MO, her father was Sylvester Baker and their were a lot of kids in this line... Charlotte forever grateful to the Henry Co MO USGW coordinator for putting the Henry Co MO info at http://www.gencircles.com where I found it....<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>

Hello list, The surnames I am researching in Henry Co., MO are: WALL, William G.-arriving around 1840 and moving to CO in 1870. SALLEE, Karen-first wife of William G., daughter of Thomas SALLEE, died in Henry Co. in 1865. Had two children, Edward who died in infancy and James Robert WALL, both born in Henry Co. HERNDON, Sarah- second wife of William G., daughter of Julius HERNDON, had two children born in Henry Co., Charles Clay WALL and Minnie May WALL. One child born in CO, Frank Stewart. David Anderson Carolyn Olson wrote: > Hello, and Welcome to all new members, > > My Mo. relatives are: > > Beaty > Lane > Prigmore > McMahon > Gillett > Iman > Kimsey > > Carolyn Beaty Olson > > ==== MOHENRY Mailing List ==== > Visit the Henry County Missouri Website > http://www.rootsweb.com/~mohenry/henryco.html > MOHENRY ARCHIVE: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/mohenry > To unsubscribe send an email to MOHENRY-L-Request@rootsweb.com putting only the word unsubscribe in the message body > MOHENRY List Administrator: Joysmail@aol.com > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library

Would like to share information on the following surnames: CAUTHON GOODRICH HOAN INGRAM LAND SAVAGE THORNTON Thanks, Jack L. Goodrich

Seeking information on William Harry Thomas, b. 1872 in Leroy, McLean Co., IL. d. 1953 in Blairstown, Henry Co., MO and buried in Blairstown Cemetery. His mother, Sarah (Sallie) Haines/Hanes Thomas is also buried in Blairstown Cemetery. Sarah was b 1850 in KY? d. 1937. Married Ranson Thomas 1868 in Leroy, IL. If Sarah died in Blairstown in 1937 where would I write for her obituary? Williams also? Thanks, Michelle

I spelled our name wrong on the subject line. It is BLACKABY and 2 other versions BLACKERBY and BLACKORBY, all are related. Gloria Blackaby Blak46@aol.com

I am researching BLACKABY. Found Eugene LeRoy Blackaby and his obit, I know there is more family is and around Henry Co, MO Would appreciate any help. Most of the Blackaby's orginated from England. to Virginia, to Ky to MO. Gloria Blackaby Blak46@aol.com

I'm researching 2 early settlers: THOMAS ARBUCKLE and his  wife JANE (DAVIS) ARBUCKLE  came to Rives (now Henry) County in 1830 and is said to have been the first white settler there - on Tebo Creek 4 miles W and SW of Windsor.  Some children probably accompanied him and others are believed to have followed.  Thomas became county judge when the county was organized in 1830.  He died 9/29/1838; his will is in the historical museum at Clinton. ASA CROSBY MARVIN settled in the area of Clinton about 1840.  Practiced law, farming and sat in the state legislature.  Married MARTHA ARBUCKLE, daughter of Thomas Arbuckle, above.  Children: Mary (died young), Ella, Lycurgus and Edward.  Martha died 1852 and Asa remarried Mary Salina ADAMS.  She died leaving no chilldren.  Asa joined Union army in Civil War, after which he and the family lived in Sedalia.  Asa had a brother LEVI MARVIN who also lived in Henry County at the same time I'm happy to trade information with anybody interested.

Dear John, Have you gone to Missouri Website and found the cemetaries for Henry County. The names of all the people buried in the Calhoun Cemetery are listed there. I have not checked the Bucks, but my grandfather was James H. (Jack) Beasley and I know many of the are buried there. Good Luck Sandy MOHENRY-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > MOHENRY-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 60 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [MOHENRY] BUCK - BEASLEY - CUMMING ["johnbuckjr" <john.buck.jr@usa.net] > #2 [MOHENRY] [Fwd: MONENRY: SURNAME - [Doreen Toniutti <dtoni@telusplanet] > #3 Re: [MOHENRY] Roll call format [Chris Wayne <cwayne@nmia.com>] > #4 [MOHENRY] Re: MOHENRY-Roll call [Joanne1tsroots@aol.com] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from MOHENRY-D, send a message to > > MOHENRY-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > To contact the list administrator, send mail to > MOHENRY-admin@rootsweb.com. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [MOHENRY] BUCK - BEASLEY - CUMMINGS - THATCHER > Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2001 23:28:28 -0400 > From: "johnbuckjr" <john.buck.jr@usa.net> > To: MOHENRY-L@rootsweb.com > > I'm working on the above surnames in Henry County. Henry Jackson Buck > married Mary Jane Morton Beasley in Morgan County, Illinois, in 1867, they > had a daughter Clara May, and moved to the Calhoun area after 1880. I > believe Henry Jackson Buck is buried in this area, but do not know where - > he died in 1891 - Clara May Buck is believed to have married a THATCHER... > name unknown. Mary Jane Morton Beasley Buck evidently married a CUMMINGS, > and is buried with other BEASLEYs in Calhoun Cemetery, Tebo Township, Henry > County, Missouri....! > > John Buck, Jr. > U.S. Mail Address: 1779 Middlehurst Road > Cleveland Heights, Ohio > 44118-1647 > Phone: 216-932-9059 > > Internet Address: john.buck.jr@usa.net > > To subscribe to the Roots-L BUCK surname mailing list, just > send the command "subscribe" to: > BUCK-L-request@rootsweb.com > > To subscribe to the Roots-L SUTER surname mailing list, just > send the command "subscribe" to: > SUTER-L-request@rootsweb.com > > Researching: > > In Illinois: BUCK/SUTER/HAYES/HARFORD/LANDRITH[LANDRETH]/VANCIL > In Tennessee: BUCK/RICHARDSON/GOOLSBY > In Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and Connecticut: BUCK/SPOONER/GROVESTEEN > In Ohio: CURRY/HARFORD > > and... > > In Wisconsin: SMITH/OLSON/KITTELESN/GROVESTEEN/SPOONER/BRAMAN/HILLIKER > In New York : SMITH/DOWNS/GROVESTEEN/SPOONER/BRAMAN/SOOTS/FRANCIS/HILLIKER > In Norway [Rogaland,Telemark]:KITTELSEN/KJETILSON/TENGESDAL/SVINBILL/SVIMBOL > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [MOHENRY] [Fwd: MONENRY: SURNAME - HARVEY] > Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2001 21:35:01 -0600 > From: Doreen Toniutti <dtoni@telusplanet.net> > To: MOHENRY-L@rootsweb.com > > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. > --------------E88D2A79D194BCE4CC5E8B46 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > --------------E88D2A79D194BCE4CC5E8B46 > Content-Type: message/rfc822 > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > Content-Disposition: inline > > X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 > Message-ID: <3ACAB091.C17D886C@telusplanet.net> > Date: Tue, 03 Apr 2001 23:26:41 -0600 > From: Doreen Toniutti <dtoni@telusplanet.net> > X-Mozilla-Draft-Info: internal/draft; vcard=0; receipt=0; uuencode=0; html=0; linewidth=0 > X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.76 [en] (Win95; U) > X-Accept-Language: en > MIME-Version: 1.0 > To: "MOHENRY-L@rootsweb.com" <MOHENRY-L@rootsweb.com> > Subject: MONENRY: SURNAME - HARVEY > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > My family name is Harvey, they lived in Urich, Henry Co. Mo. > > Oliver H. Harvey - died Dec. 23, 1894 - buried in Urich cemetery. > wife - Elizabeth C. Hartley - Oct. 25, 1903 buried in Urich > cemetery. > Otis M. Harvey - unknown. > Albert H Harvey - died August 30, 1946 - buried in Urich cemetery. > m. Ida Haven on Nov 18, 1888 > Joel Griffith Harvey, lived in Urich, Henry Co. > thanks Doreen > > --------------E88D2A79D194BCE4CC5E8B46-- > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Re: [MOHENRY] Roll call format > Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2001 22:13:24 -0600 > From: Chris Wayne <cwayne@nmia.com> > To: MOHENRY-L@rootsweb.com > > A list of names without context isn't very helpful, however, a straight > list of names along with the narrative can't hurt :-) in this updated > roster. > > List (for Henry & Bates): > > WAYNE > WALKER > VAN HOY > JENKINS > MULLINS > VICKERS > LIKENS/LEYKINS > PACE > BAKER > WILLIAMS > BOWDON > HERREL > ALLISON > BLOOM > HUNGERFORD > JOHNSON > AUSTEN > STRAW > GREEN > > John W & Elizabeth (nee Talbott) WAYNE marry in Bourbon Co, KY in 1818 > and settle in Callaway Co, MO in 1823. In 1856 John and son Ben move to > Henry Co, MO (they both bought land in sections T41R28S5,6,7 & > T42R28S21,32). Elizabeth dies in 1860 Bates Co (visiting a daughter and > son-in-law Susan & Alex?). Their children are: > > - Joshua T m Jane STRAW (1848), after returning from the > Mexican-American War. He was the only sibling born in KY. He dies in > 1856 in Callaway Co. A Jane Wayne marries George GREEN in 1861. Joshua > & Jane's Children are (There is indication - 1860/70 censuses that these > children are living with their grandfather & uncle): > John T m Elizabeth MULLINS (1872). They settle in Benton > Co, MO and then move to Vermilion Co, IL after 1880. Vermilion > neighbors Edgar Co, IL where some of Temple's (John W's brother from > Audrain Co, MO) family settled (others went to Linn Co, KS). Their > children are: > Leona > Laura - committed suicide in 1895 on the > Mullins ranch south of Urich and is buried there. > Nancy A > Anthony > Ethel > Anne E m ? LEYKINS (sp??) There's a Marrinet Likens > living w/ the family in 1870. > Virginia m E.P. VICKERS (1867) > Mary Jane m ? JENKINS > Joshua T Jr. > > - Zerlinda m James PACE (1836). Not sure where they are - > Linn/Callaway/Henry/Bates counties? He has land in Callaway and Henry > Co'ies. Their children are: > Mary > Roberta > Amanda > Sarah > Joseph > > - Roberta G m Anderson/Andrew J BAKER (1839). Settles in Buchanan Co, > MO and dies in 1856. May have had land holdings in Callaway and Henry? > Their children are: > Thomas T. > Ann E > Zerlinda > > - Susan m Alexander WILLIAMS (1848). They settle in Bates Co, MO, where > Alex dies in 1860. Susan dies in Bollinger Co, MO in 1886. Their > children are: > John > William > Luther > Lecosta > > - Erminie m John H BOWDON (1854). They settle in Bates Co, MO. Their > children are: > Margara R > Georgia Ann m ? HERREL (in the 1860 census - listed as > George A) > Elizabeth W m ? ALLISON (in the 1860 census - listed as > Wain E) > Susie E > Ella > Charles P > Emma J > > - Thomas, unknown but I think this might be Joshua T(homas)?? The 1850 > census shows that he was born in KY. > > - Benjamin m Flavia WALKER (1857) daughter of Dr. William & Elizabeth > (nee VAN HOY) Walker from NC. This is my gg grandparents. They live in > Henry until about 1910, when they move to Shawnee, OK and then to LA, CA > by 1917 where they are buried. This is the person where stories of > being related to the James/Daltons come from. Their children are: > Mary E > John W (my g grandfather) > James T > Lassetta E > On the 1880 Census, Dr William and Elizabeth are living w/ Ben and > Flavia before their deaths in 1881. Also, Flavia's sister, Candice O > AUSTEN and her children (Philip P, William E & William B. Baxter) are > living there too. Ben and Flavia finally make it out to LA, CA to live > w/ a sister or sister-in-law. That would be either Jane, Zerlinda, > Roberta, Susan, Erminie, Paralee, Amanda, Candice O, Luzettia J, Florina > A or the wife of Robert T. > > - Paralee m James Walker, brother of Flavia Walker (1856), but she is > widowed by the 1870s and marries a BLOOM. > > - Amanda m Levi HUNGERFORD (~1871). She is widowed and then marries > Peter JOHNSON. Peter adopts: > John > Mary Ellen > > I will update this as new info is available. I haven't completed all my > research for Henry. I am interested in anything not listed here, i.e. > grave locations, other family lines and links. Especially of James T > (son of Benjamin) and John T and Joshua T Jr. (sons of Joshua), but any > contacts are of course welcomed. Who did Ben & Flavia move in with in > California? I know that some descendant from this list has info about > the James/Daltons as well as a bible or two that might have some of the > missing bits from the 1750s to 1820s. My grandfather told me that in > the 1910s, his father took him "back" to visit relatives that were still > living in Appleton City in St Clair Co, MO. I don't know which ones > there were, but I do believe that at least one or two are on this list. > > Thanks, > chris > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [MOHENRY] Re: MOHENRY-Roll call > Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2001 00:15:44 EDT > From: Joanne1tsroots@aol.com > To: MOHENRY-L@rootsweb.com > > Posting for the first time: Searching for - SWINDELL , FREEMAN , DANIELS, > and GRAGG (GREGG) > Hi, Sandra. Just getting back on line after crashing my hard drive. > Joanne

Looking for all descendants of William and Nancy MULLIN, who moved with their children from Franklin Co KY to Henry Co MO about 1857 and eventually settled on a large farm southwest of Urich. The Mullin Cemetery is located on land that was part of the farm. Descendants carried the surnames MULLIN, HARNESS, WAYNE, McDANIEL, PFOST, STEWART and McCOOL. I have data on the families that remained in Henry County, but have not been able to find all the descendants who migrated further. Here are the first two generations: William Mullin (1822 - 1889) b. 24 Nov 1822, Co. Antrim, Ireland d. 28 Oct 1889, Urich, Henry Co., MO & Nancy Ellen Calvert (1824 - 1900) b. 28 May 1824, Scott Co., KY d. 24 Apr 1900, Urich, Henry Co., MO m. 9 Mar 1845, Franklin Co., KY | Mary Ann Mullin (1848 - 1896) | b. 21 Apr 1848, Franklin Co., KY | d. 16 Nov 1896, Urich, Henry Co., MO | & William Harness (1842 - 1912) | b. 31 Mar 1842, St. Charles Co., MO | d. 3 Jul 1912, Urich, Henry Co., MO | m. 11 Apr 1867, Urich, Henry Co., MO | Lucy Jane Mullin (1849 - >1870) | b. Dec 1849, Franklin Co., KY | d. aft 1870 | John S. Mullin (1851 - 1912) | b. 28 Jun 1851, Franklin Co., KY | d. 12 Apr 1912 | & Frances E. Beaman (1856 - 1942) | b. Apr 1856, MO | d. 1942 | m. 12 Mar 1874, White Oak Twp., Henry Co., MO | Elizabeth Mullin (1853 - ) | b. 29 Jul 1853, Franklin Co., KY | & John T. Wayne (1848 - ) | b. 1848/1849, MO | m. abt 1870, MO? | Martha Mullin* (1855 - 1921) | b. 16 Dec 1855, Franklin Co., KY | d. 6 Apr 1921, Kahoka, Clark Co., MO | & David H. McDaniel (1850 - 1878) | b. 31 Mar 1850, MO | d. 28 Mar 1878, Urich, Henry Co., MO | m. 1 Oct 1874, Henry Co., MO | Martha Mullin* (1855 - 1921) | b. 16 Dec 1855, Franklin Co., KY | d. 6 Apr 1921, Kahoka, Clark Co., MO | & Christian Clay Calvert (1845 - 1895) | b. 13 Mar 1845, Clark Co., MO | d. 18 Feb 1895, Kahoka, Clark Co., MO | m. 19 Oct 1881, Farmington, St. Francois Co., MO | William Merritt Mullin (1858 - 1933) | b. 19 Mar 1858, Davis Twp., Henry Co., MO | d. 1933, Pinellas Co., FL | & Senorah Belle Shaw (1863 - 1934) | b. 7 Mar 1863, Doniphan Co., KS | d. 4 Nov 1934, Everett, Snohomish Co., WA | m. 1884/1885, MO? | Amanda Katherine Mullin (1861 - 1889) | b. 28 Mar 1861, Lucas, Henry Co., MO | d. 29 Jul 1889, Henry Co., MO | & Lewis William Pfost (1860 - 1927) | b. 25 Apr 1860, Jackson Co., VA (now WV) | d. 24 Aug 1927, Urich, Henry Co., MO | m. 4 Nov 1880, Henry Co., MO | Margaret Ellen Mullin (1864 - 1920) | b. 15 Jan 1864, Henry Co., MO | d. 26 Jan 1920 | & Harold A. Stewart (1860 - 1933) | b. 22 Aug 1860, near Clinton, Henry Co., MO | d. 2 Feb 1933 | m. 16 Dec 1888, Lucas, Henry Co., MO | Nancy M. Mullin (1864 - ~1887) | b. 15 Jan 1864, Henry Co., MO | d. abt 1887, Bates Co., MO | & John H. McCool (~1860 - ) | b. abt 1860, MO | d. Bates Co., MO | m. 27 Mar 1884, Henry Co., MO | Henry Thomas Mullin* (1866 - 1931) | b. 19 Nov 1866, Henry Co., MO | d. Jun 1931, Springfield, Greene Co., MO | & Mary Frances Cornett (1868 - 1952) | b. Nov 1868, MO | d. 1952 | m. 1887, MO | Henry Thomas Mullin* (1866 - 1931) | b. 19 Nov 1866, Henry Co., MO | d. Jun 1931, Springfield, Greene Co., MO | & Emily Deane Rector (1888 - 1973) | b. 19 Feb 1888, Fair Play, Polk Co., MO | d. 14 Dec 1973, Des Moines, Polk Co., IA | m. 14 Oct 1915, Springfield, Greene Co., MO I would like to exchange data with anyone having information on this family. Merritt mmullen@ispchannel.com Merritt David Mullen Ridgecrest, CA

Looking for descendents of: WOOD, John and Mattie May (SHORT) CARVER, Jackson Patt and Anna Elizabeth (LONG) SHORT, William Huston and Frances Elizabeth (ODOM) CARVER, Noah and Narcissa (MATHEWS-AARON) LONG, William C. and Mary Catherine (DIXON) Betsy Stewart books63@gateway.net

GILLETT/GILLETTE WEAVER PREWETT THOMPSON BEATY HUSTON Info from 1850 Henry County census, Big Creek Twp. George GILLET, b. 1803 in KY Frances (Frankie) , b. 1809 in TN Their children (all born Missouri) Michael R. GILLET (marr. Sybellow HUSTON of KY) John GILLET Martha GILLETT (marr. William WEAVER, 1856) James GILLET Frances GILLET (marr. (1) Jesse E. PREWETT) (marr. (2) Lewis Pickett BEATY) Nancy GILLET Sarah C. GILLET Ann GILLET Ellen GILLET THOMPSON, marr. Harrison THOMPSON Thanks for any assistance . . . Barbara

Posting for the first time: Searching for - SWINDELL , FREEMAN , DANIELS, and GRAGG (GREGG) Hi, Sandra. Just getting back on line after crashing my hard drive. Joanne