CAHILL, Patrick; male; 3rd; white; b 12 Oct 1884, Armstrong; father Patrick CAHILL, laborer, 40, b Cork Co Ireland, nationality Ireland; mother Lizzie KIRK, 26, b Cork Co Ireland, nationality Ireland, resided Armstrong. CALLAWAY, ----; female; 5th; white; b 16 Jul 1884, Boonslick; father Chas A CALLAWAY, farmer, 33, b Howard Co; mother Mary C CALLAWAY nee CALLAWAY, 33, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick. CALLAWAY, ----; male; 2nd; white; b 11 Jun 1884, Howard Co; father Thos CALLAWAY, farmer, 32, American; mother Emma CALLAWAY nee SWEARINGEN, 28, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. CANNON, ----; male; 11th; white; b 25 Jul 1884, Howard Co; father Samuel CANNON, farmer, 50, American; mother Mary J CANNON, no maiden name, 44, American, residing Howard Co; Jno A WILLIAMS, McMillian. CAPP, ----; male; 4th, white; b 4 May 1886, Fayette; father E M CAPP, college student, 29, b Monroe Co; mother E C CAPP nee HUNTSMAN, 24, b Randolph Co, resided Fayette. CARR, ----; female, 4th, white; b 31 May 1884, Sebree; father Washington M CARR, farmer, 32, b VA; mother Bettie CARR nee RICE, 27, b MO, resided Randolph Co. CARSON, ----; female; 4th; white; b 11 Aug 1884, Boonslick Twp; father Robt CARSON, farmer, 31, b Howard Co; mother Lizzie CARSON nee SHIPP, 30, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick Twp. CARSON, ----; male; 8th; mulatto; b 2 Mar 1884, Glasgow; no information on father; mother Sarah CARSON, b Howard Co, resided Slater MO. CARTER, Stella; female; 1st child; colored; b 9 Oct 1883, Moniteau Twp; father Wm J CARTER, farmer, 22, b Howard Co; mother Rebeca CARTER nee LEE, 19, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. CARVER, ----; female, 4th, white; b 23 Jan 1885, Franklin Twp; father Archie CARVER, no occupation, 38, nationality American, no birthplace; mother Mrs Mary CARVER, no maiden name, 32, nationality American, no birthplace, no residence. CASON, Claude; male; 9th, colored; b 23 Apr 1886, Glasgow; under father "don 't know" and nationality American; mother Sarah CASON not married, no age, b Howard Co, no residence given. CHAMPION, ----; female; 2nd, white; b 23 Jun 1886, Howard Co; father Harvey CHAMPION, farmer, 27, b Howard Co; mother Anna Hackley CHAMPION nee HACKLEY, 25, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. CHILDERS, Jas Richard; male; 9th; white; b 2 Jul 1884, Howard Co; father Jno L CHILDERS, farmer, 46, b Howard Co; mother Mary M CHILDERS, no maiden name, 38, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co; Ed GENRTY, Harrisburg. CHILDERS, Melia Ann; female; 10th, white; b 11 Mar 1886, Howard Co; father John L CHILDERS, mechanic, 46, b Howard Co; mother Mary M CHILDERS nee SNELL, 40, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. CHINN, Robert Brown; male; 3rd child; b 7 Nov 1883, Franklin Twp; Wm Eugene CHINN, farmer, 26, b Kentucky; mother Merrie (or Minie or Missie) CHINN nee WHITE , 25, b MO, resided Franklin Co; Geo E CHINN, Fayette. CHIPLY, Vardie Benson; male; 4th; white; b 11 Dec 1883, Boonsboro; father George CHIPLY, wagoner, 33, b Howard Co; mother Octavia CHIPLY nee SHELTON, 33, b Shakray, GA, resided Boonsboro. CHORN, Walter; male; 3rd, white; b 21 Jan 1885, Howard Co; father James D CHORN, farmer, 30, Howard Co; mother Martha A CHORN nee MAUPIN, 31, b Madison Co KY, resided Howard Co. CLARK, Lammie Eleanor; female; 3rd; white; b 25 Apr 1884, Fayette; father Robert Cyrus CLARK, lawyer, 37, b Howard Co; mother Bettie CLARK nee HOWARD, 29, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. CLOW, ----; female; 2nd, white; b 17 Jul 1889, Glasgow; father A L CLOW, laborer, 27, b Wayne Co IA; mother Nellie F CLOW nee STANTON, 26, b Knox Co IL, resided Glasgow. CLOW, Hallie May; female; 1st, white; b 7 May 1887, Glasgow; father A L CLOW, laborer, 25, b Warren Co OH; mother Nellie E CLOW nee STANTON, 25, b Knox Co IL, resided Glasgow. Co; mother Catherine KUTTSELL nee KIVETT, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick; J C HEBERLING, Boonslick. COCKERILL, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 24 Apr 1884, Glasgow; father Harry W COCKERILL, Atty at Law, 29, b Glasgow; mother Rebecca COCKERILL nee DUNNICA, 22, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. COLBY, Rolfe Walden; male; 2nd, colored; b 9 Nov 1885, Howard Co; father Wm G COLBY, Minister of the Gospel, 41, b Swance Co FL; father Juliet A COLBY nee JOHNSON, 26, b Wythe Co VA, resided Fayette. COLLINS, ----; female; 3rd, colored; b 18 Oct 1886, Glasgow; father Wm COLLINS, "no regular business", 32, b Howard Co; mother Francis COLLINS nee HOLLIDAY, 26, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. COLLINS, Oren Edgar; male; 2nd; black; b 8 May 1884, Glasgow; father Wm COLLINS, farmer, 28, b Howard Co; mother Fannie COLLINS, 26, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. COMSTOCK, ----; male; 5th, white; b 22 Mar 1886, at home; father Thos A COMSTOCK, farmer, 35? [blotted], b Howard Co; mother Margaret K COMSTOCK nee PERKINS, 29, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. COOMBE, ----; male; 1st; white; b 20 Aug 1884, Glasgow; father T C COOMBE, engineer, 50, b England; mother L H COOMBE nee CROPP, 26, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. COPLES, Gordon Miller; male, 4th, white; b 30 Jan 1885, Glasgow; father Russell B CAPLES, lawyer, 43, b Platte Co; mother Agnes B CAPLES nee WATTS, 35, b Randolph Co, resided Glasgow. CORNELIUS, Jacob Haller; male; 6th child; b 13 Nov 1883, Moniteau Twp; father Robert Alexander CORNELIUS, farmer & plasterer, 53, b Moniteau Twp; mother Frances Burwell CORNELIUS nee DIGGS, no age, b Moniteau Twp, resided Moniteau Twp. COX, ----; female, 1st, white; b 15 Jan 1885, Howard Co; father Chas B COX, farmer, 21, b MO; mother Dona COX nee GRIFFIN, 18, b Randolph Co, no residence. CRAIG, George Henry & Martha Louisa, male and female; 5th & 6th; white; b 22 Feb 1884 near Russell MO; father James Henry CRAIG, farmer, 39, b Howard Co; mother Emily J CRAIG nee WARFORD, 28, b Randolph Co, resided near Russell MO. CRAWFORD, Edward Irwin; male; 4th, white; b 15 Feb 1886, at home; father Geo T CRAWFORD, farmer, 39, b Shelby Co KY; mother Dora F CRAWFORD nee GENNINGS, 30, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. CRESON, Annie Bell; female; 2nd, white; b 10 Jul 1885, near Burton; father Geo W CRESON, farmer, 26, b Howard Co; mother Aldarena CRESON nee WILEY, 21, b Howard Co, resided near Burton. CREWS, , ----; female; 1st child; b 22 Nov 1883, Howard Co; father David CREWS, farmer, 22, b Howard Co; mother Ida CREWS nee HUDSON, 18, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. CRIGLER, ----; male; 1st; white; b 21 Nov 1883; father Joseph CRIGLER, farmer, 22, b Howard Co; mother Francis CRIGLER nee VANLANDINGHAM, 20, American, resided Howard Co. CRIGLER, ----; male; 6th; white; b 21 Feb 1884, Boonslick Twp; father George CRIGLER, farmer, 36, b Madison Co KY; mother Sarah CRIGLER nee CROPP, 37, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick Twp. CRITCHLOW, ----; female; 1st; white; b 18 Aug 1884, Howard Co; father S CRITCHLOW, farmer & Holiness Preacher, 35, German, b KY; mother Martha Libeck CRITCHLOW nee Mary LIBECK, 25, b Howard Co. CROLEY, ----; female, 8th, white; b 3 Aug 1885, Howard Co; father Green CROLEY, farmer, 48, b MO; mother Sarah CROLEY nee ROSELEVIN, 46, nationality American, no birthplace, resided Howard Co. CROPP, ----; female, 1st, white; b 25 Sep 1885, Glasgow; father John C CROPP, painter, 30, b Glasgow; mother Annie Lee CROPP nee ARNETT, 22, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. CROPP, ----; female; 2nd, white; b 30 Sep 1887, Glasgow; father John C CROPP, painter, 32, b Glasgow; mother Annie L CROPP nee ARNETT, 24, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. CROPP, ----; male; 8th; black; b 18 Aug 1884, Boonslick Twp; father Chas CROPP, farmer, 49, b Howard Co; mother Malinda CROPP nee MARSHALL, 29, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick Twp. CROWLEY, ----; female; 6th; white; b 31 Mar 1884, Chariton Twp; father Wm CROWLEY, farmer, 37, b Howard Co; mother Jemima Susan CROWLEY nee TODD, 35, b Howard Co, resided Chariton Twp. CUNNINGHAM, ----; male; 1st; white; b 22 Apr 1884, Glasgow; no information on father; mother Miss Irene? CUNNINGHAM, 18, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow; L H CROPP, Glasgow. CURRY, Rosa Alice; female, 3rd, white; b 23 May 1885, 2 miles west of Myers; father Sanford M CURRY, teacher, 29, b Dubois Co IN; mother Nancy E CURRY nee GREEN, 24, b Macon Co, resided 2 miles west of Myers.

Register of Births and Stillbirths, 1883-1893, Howard Co County Clerk; microfilm #0963408, LDS, item #2. If no state is given, it is Missouri. Children born with no father's name were given the mother's name if none other was given. I hope these will give someone help. This is the entire roll - including what I had previously sent. But these are proofed. Any corrections and additions are GRATEFULLy received. Carolyn [email protected] ADAMS, ----; female; 8th; negro; b 10 Apr 1884, Fayette; father Thos ADAMS, laborer, 47, b Howard Co, negro; mother Elizabeth ADAMS nee MYRTLE, 37, negro, resided Fayette. ADAMS, ----; female;1st; white; b 28 Jun 1884, Franklin Twp; father J William ADAMS, farmer, 25, b Howard Co; mother Nancy ADAMS nee CALLAWAY, 25, b Boonsboro, resided Franklin. AGEE, ----; male; 7th, white; b 4 Dec 1885, Howard Co; father James F AGEE, farmer, 45, b Chariton Co; mother Minerva AGEE nee JACKSON, 37, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. ALEXANDER, ----; female; 2nd child, no color; b 31 Jul 1883, Moniteau Twp; father Arch ALEXANDER, farming, 32, b Moniteau Twp; mother Mollie ALEXANDER nee BRADLEY, 25, b Moniteau Twp, resided Howard Co. ALEXANDER, Mary Maud; female, 8th, black; b 6 Oct 1885, Glasgow; father Romeo G ALEXANDER, teamster, 35, b Bedford Co VA; mother Annie ALEXANDER nee PACKSON, 32, b Fayette, resided Glasgow. ALLEN, ----; female; white; 8th; b 22 Jul 1884, Howard Co; father Joshua T ALLEN, farmer, 48, b KY; mother Mary E ALLEN nee HOWARD, 37, b MO, resided Howard Co. AMICK, ----; male, 2nd, white; b 24 Nov 1884, Boonslick; father Jno T AMICK, farmer, 32, Howard Co; mother Susan Mary AMICK nee DUREN, 19, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick Twp. AMICK, ----; male; 6th; white; b 30 Oct 1884, no place stated; father Jno F AMICK, farmer, 45, b NC; mother Susan Esterlake AMICK nee JONES, 36, b VA, resided Boonslick Twp. ANCELL, ----; male; 2nd; white; b 27 Jan 1884, Fayette; father Oliver ANCELL, carpenter, no age, b MO; mother Martha ANCELL nee MARSHALL, no age, b VA, resided Fayette. ANCELL, Mary; female; 7th; white; b 22 Mar 1884, Glasgow; father James M ANCELL, carpenter, 44, b Howard Co; mother Mary D ANCELL nee SHRIVE?, 35, b Montgomery KY, resided Glasgow. ANDERSON, ----; male; 2nd, colored; b 23 Apr 1886, Fayette; father W R ANDERSON, school teacher, 39, b Montgomery Co; mother Mollie J ANDERSON nee STEWARD, 22, b Montgomery Co, resided Fayette. ANDERSON, ----; male; 2nd, colored; b 23 Apr 1886, Fayette; father W R ANDERSON, school teacher, 39, b Montgomery Co; mother Mollie J ANDERSON nee STEWARD, 22, b Montgomery Co, resided Fayette. ANDERSON, ----; male; 7th; white; b 12 Nov 1884, Howard Co; father John P ANDERSON, laborer, 52, b Sweden, nationality Sweden; mother Hellen ANDERSON, maiden name "not known", 44, American, b America, resided Howard Co. ANDERSON, Nellie; female; 6th, colored; b 13 Mar 1885, Fayette; father Carl ANDERSON, barber, 40, b Whitely Co KY; mother Francis ANDERSON nee ELGIN, 27, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. ANDREWS, ----; female, 2nd, white; b 25 Oct 1884, near Myers; father Wm G ANDREWS, farming, 24, b Howard Co; mother Susan F ANDREWS nee WOODS, 23, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. ANDREWS, ----; male; 1st child; b 13 Sep 1883, Bonnefemme Twp; father B F ANDREWS, merchant, no age, American; mother Susan ANDREWS nee ATKINS, no age, American, resided Bonnefemme Twp. ANDREWS, Gertrude; female, 2nd, white; b 2 Aug 1885, 4 miles north of Myers; father Jno T ANDREWS, farmer, 24, b Carroll Co; mother Eliza Jane ANDREWS nee ADKINS, 22, b Howard Co, resided 4 miles north of Myers. ARMSTRONG, Wm A; male, no number, white; b 11 Sep 1884, Fayette; father Wm A ARMSTRONG, miller, 26, b Howard Co; mother Sarah E ARMSTRONG nee RIDGEWAY, 18, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. ASBURY, Mary Jane; female; 1st; white; b 9 Jan 1884, Boonslick; father Benjamin ASBURY, farmer & trader, 47, b VA; mother Susan ASBURY nee BUTTS, 30, b MO, resided Howard Co.

WAHL, ----; female; 3rd, colored; b 21 Jul 1886, Glasgow; father Lewis WAHL, teamster, 27, b Howard Co; mother Ida WAHL nee MAUPIN, 24, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. WAHL, ----; male; 2nd; African; b 28 May 1884, Glasgow; father Lewis WAHL, teamster, 25, b Howard Co; mother Ida WAHL nee MAUPIN, 22, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. WAHL, ----; male; 4th, colored; b 21 Sep 1888, Glasgow; father Lewis WAHL, laborer, 29, b Howard Co; mother Ida WAHL nee MAUPIN, 26, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. WAHL, Albert; male; 11th, white; b 30 Oct 1887, Glasgow; father Lewis WAHL, section hand on C & A R.R., 43, b Germany; mother Catharine WAHL nee HOCHENSPERGEN, 37, b Germany, resided Glasgow. WAHL, Elizabeth; female; 10th; white; b 11 Jul 1884, north Glasgow; father Lewis WAHL, farmer, 35, German, b Weisenburg, Germany; mother Carolina WAHL nee HARALINA, 39, German, b Weisenburg, Germany, resided Karhersberger; Miss Anna HOWARD, Glasgow. WALKER, ----; male, 7th, black; b 9 Jul 1884, Fayette; father E S WALKER, laborer, 36, b Howard Co; mother unnamed, 40, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. WALKER, ----; male; 2nd, white; b 19 Sep 1886, Howard Co; father David Caples WALKER, farmer, 27, b Howard Co; mother Elizabeth H C WALKER nee COLLINS, 24, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. WALKER, Charles Fisher; male; 1st; white; b 3 Apr 1884, Armstrong; father David Coples WALKER, farmer, 25, b Howard Co; mother Elizabeth H WALKER nee COLLINS, 22, b Howard Co, resided Armstrong; Elizabeth HERYFORCE?, Forrest Green. WALKUP, ----; female; 4th; white; b 17 Mar 1884, near Burton; father Jas M WALKUP, farmer, 34, b Howard Co; mother Lizzie C WALKUP nee McMAINES, 30, b Davis Co MO, nationality "Iowa", resided near Burton, . WALKUP, ----; male, no number, no color; b 22 Jul 1883, 5 miles west of Fayette; father John WALKUP, farming, American; mother Laura WALKUP nee BROWN, resided Howard Co. WALLACE, ----; male, 2nd, white; b 20 Nov 1884, near Glasgow; father John C WALLACE, farmer, 35, b Howard Co; mother Neva B WALLACE nee BOLLS, 26, b Linn Co, resided Howard Co. WALLACE, Martha Willis; female; 2nd white; b 25 Aug 1884, Roanoke; father Jas W WALLACE, farmer, no age, b KY; mother Eufla/Eupha WALLACE nee WAYLAND, no age, b KY, resided Roanoke. WARE, Ira Myrtle; female; 2nd, white; b 9 Jan 1886, near Burton; father John S WARE, farmer, 29, b Howard Co; mother F M WARE nee KETCHUM, 28, b Howard Co, resided near Burton. WASHBURNE, ----, female; 6th; white; b 4 Mar 1884, Fayette; father Benj WASHBURNE, brick maker, 42, b Shelby Co KY; mother Laura WASHBURNE, 39, b Shelby Co KY, resided Fayette;U S WRIGHT, Fayette. WATTS, Mary B; female; 2nd child, no color; b 11 Aug 1883, Fayette; father J J WATTS Jr, Preaching, 36, b MO; mother Mary B WATTS nee SMITH, 21, American, residence Kirkwood, St Louis Co. WAWLS, ----; female, 13th, black; b 30 Nov 1884, Howard Co; father Stephen WAWLS, farmer, 51, nationality African, b VA; mother Genette WAWLS nee REESE, 30, nationality African, b MO. WAYLAND, Nannie Willis; female, 4th white; b 18 May 1885, near Burton; father Rom C WAYLAND, farmer, 37, b Howard Co; mother Joella WAYLAND nee MAGRUDER, 30, b Howard Co, resided near Bureton. WAYLAND, T; female; 4th; b 1 Nov 1883, Moniteau Twp; father Peter W WAYLAND, farmer, no age, b Virginia; mother Susan WAYLAND nee SMITH, no age, b MO, resided Moniteau Twp. WEILER, ----; male; 2nd; white; b 26 Feb 1884, Stiemetz? MO; father Benjamin WEILER, jeweler; mother Kate P WEILER nee STIEMETZ, 25, b Glasgow, resided Stiemetz, MO. WEINAND, Josephine; female, 2nd, white; b 26 Oct 1885; father Joseph WEINAND, saloon keeper, 27, nationality European, b Prussia; mother Annie WEINAND nee SCMIDT, 24, b Lexington, resided Glasgow. WEINAUD, Mary Catharine Estelle; female; 1st, white; b 29 Aug 188, Glasgow; father William WEINAUD, engineer on C & A R. R., 28, b Mexico MO; mother Helen WEINAUD nee TILLMAN, 26, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. WELLS, ----; female, 1st, white; b 10 Nov 1884, Howard Co; father Jno W WELLS, farmer, 35, b VA; mother Amanda WELLS nee BABBIT, 23, b KY, resided H oward Co. WELLS, ----; female, 3rd, white; b 6 May 1885, near Glasgow; father Samuel WELLS, farmer, no age, b VA; mother Mary E WELLS nee CROPP, no age, b Howard Co, resided near Glasgow. WELLS, ----; female; 6th, white; 23 Nov 1887, Howard Co; father John WELLS, farmer, 33, b VA; mother Lucy WELLS nee LESSLEY, 27, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. WELLS, ----; male; 2nd, white; b 11 Nov 1886, Howard Co; father John WELLS, farmer, 38, b VA; mother Amanda WELLS nee BOBBITT, 24, b KY, resided Howard Co. WELLS, ----; male; 4th, white; b 12 Oct 1886, Howard Co; father Samuel WELLS, farmer, 29, b VA; mother Mary E WELLS nee CROPP, 25, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. WELLS, Alie; male; 1st, white; b 10 Jan 1886, Howard Co; father Harvey WELLS, farmer, 24, b Howard Co; mother Mollie Pritchett WELLS nee WELLS [should this be PRITCHETT?], 21, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. WENGLER, M E; male; 4th, white; b 17 Apr 1886, Glasgow; father Edward WENGLER, furniture dealer, 29, b IN; mother Rosie M WENGLER nee ERDLE, 25, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. WHALL, ----; female; 1st, African; b 29 Dec 1885, Glasgow; father Stephen WHALL, works in tobacco factory, 22, b Howard Co; mother Belle WHALL nee TOLSON, 21, b Fayette, resided Glasgow. WHITE, Ethleen; female, 5th, white; b 4 Dec 1884, Chariton Twp; father Wm Edwin WHITE, farmer, 30, b Chariton Twp; mother Cleora Hurt WHITE nee HURT, 30, b Chariton Co, resided Chariton Twp. WHITMORE, ----; two males; 4th children; black; b 25 Dec 1883, 6 miles east of Myers; father, J P WHITMORE, farmer, 33, b Jackson Co MO; mother Sara A WHITMORE nee WILKINSON, 30, b Alton IL, resided 6 miles east Myers. WIDENER, ----; female; 5th; b 13 Mar 1884, Howard Co; father Wm WIDENER, laborer, no further information; mother resided in Howard Co, no further information; R V BONHAM, Franklin, attendant; certificate returned by N M BONHAM & Sons. WILCOXSON, ----; male; 4th, white; b 12 Apr 1885, Howard Co; father Geo H WILCOXSON, farmer, 49, b Howard Co; mother Sallie V WILCOXSON nee RICHARDSON, 42, b KY, resided Howard Co. WILCOXSON, Mattie Edna; female, 1st, white; b 13 Oct 1885, Old Franklin; father John R WILCOXSON, farmer, 26, b Franklin Twp; mother Ethel Allen WILCOXSON nee COX, 18, b Franklin, resided Old Franklin. WILKINSON, Walter P; male; 3rd child; white; b 4 Dec 1883, near Glasgow; father George WILKINSON, laborer, 28, b Chariton Co; mother Emma WILKINSON nee BROWN, 21, b Quincy IL, resided 2 miles north Glasgow. WILKOXSON, Grover Cleveland; male, 2nd, white; b 18 Nov 1884, no place given [erased]; father not named, farmer, 29, born Howard Co; mother Gertrude WILCOXSON nee BETTITE?, 21, b Howard Co, resided Franklin Twp. WILLIAMS, ----; female, 4th, white; b 12 Oct 1884, Fayette; father Robt P WILLIAMS, banker, 43, b Howard Co; mother Annie O WILLIAMS nee OVERALL, 26, b St Charles, resided Fayette. WILLIAMS, ----; female, 7th, black; b 14 Dec 1884, near Fayette; father Henry Clay WILLIAMS, farmer, 40, b Howard Co; mother Francis WILLIAMS nee SHAFROUTH, 38, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. WILLIAMS, ----; male; 1st, colored; b 1 Jun 1886, Howard Co; father Richard WILLIAMS, farmer, 22, b Howard Co; mother Laura WILLIAMS nee BIRCH, 17, b Howard Co, no residence. WILLIAMS, ----; male; no number, black; b 25 Sep 1883, 3 miles west of Fayette; father H Clay WILLIAMS, farmer, American; mother Francis WILLIAMS nee SHAFROTH, b MO, resided 3 miles west of Fayette; BAILEY & WATTS, Fayette WILLS, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 22 Aug 1884, Fayette; father Ernest WILLS, merchant, 23, American; mother Dixie WILLS nee DUNCAN, 22, b Fayette, resided Howard Co. WILLS, ----; male; 3rd; white; b 6 Oct 1884, Lisbon; father Jno WILLS, merchant, 52, b Howard Co; mother R Dee WILLS nee CALLAWAY, 32, b Howard Co; resided Lisbon. WILSON, ----; male; 8th, white; b 10 Jan 1888, Glasgow; father Ferdinand B WILSON, carpenter, 44, b Howard Co; mother Mary Ann WILSON nee REYNOLDS, 33, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. WINGLE, ----; male; 3rd; white; b 11 Oct 1884, Glasgow; father Edward WINGLE, cabinet maker, 27, b IN; mother Rosa M WINGLE nee ERDLE, 23, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. WINN, ----; male; 5th, white; b 6 Feb 1886, Glasgow; father M L WINN, farmer, 38, b Chariton Co; mother David Ella WINN nee THIXTON, 34, nationality American, no birthplace, residence Chariton Co. WINN, Beatrix; female; 1st; white; b 3 Jan 1884, Burton; father Jno O WINN, merchant, 24, b Boone Co; mother Josie WINN nee McCAFFERTY, 23, b Howard Co, resided Burton. WISEMAN, -----; male; 3rd; white; b 2 Oct 1883, Howard Co; father James WISEMAN, farmer, 30, b VA; mother ---- WISEMAN nee GILMORE, 25, b Audrain Co MO, resided Howard Co. WITT, Jim Jr; male; 7th; mulatto; b 26 Apr 1884, Richmond Twp; father Jim WITT, farmer, 52, b Howard Co; mother Morna WITT, 39, b Howard Co, resided Richmond Twp. WOOD, ----; female; 6th; white; b 18 Jul 1884, Boonsboro; father Jno T WOOD, physician, 38, b Mason Co KY; mother Ellen WOOD nee TAYLOR, 31, b Patrick Co VA, resided Boonsboro. WOOD, ----; male; 9th; white; b 28 May 1884, Moniteau Twp; father Jno Michael WOOD, farmer, 49, b VA; mother Julia Ann WOOD nee BURKLEY, 41, b Howard Co, resided Moniteau Twp; J C HALLER, Harrisburg. WOODS, ----; female; 5th, white; b 7 Apr 1886, Howard Co; father Andrew E WOODS, farmer, 37, b Cooper Co; mother Dora WOODS nee DOUGHERTY, 26, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. WOODS, ----; male, 1st, white; b 14 Jun 1885, Howard Co; father Luther Andrew WOODS, 27, b Howard Co; mother Sarah A WOODS nee NEWTON, 21, b Lee Co IA, resided Howard Co. WOODS, ----; male; 1st; white; b 11 Apr 1884, Howard Co; father J H WOODS, farming, 28, b Howard Co; mother Sallie Lee WOODS nee AFFLICK, 20, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. WOODS, ----; male; 5th child, no color; b 11 Nov 1883, Howard Co; father Patrick WOODS, farmer, 36, b Howard Co; mother Ella M WOODS nee JOHNSON, 29, American, resided Howard Co; N S WRIGHT, Fayette. WOODS, George W; male, 4th, white; b 11 Mar 1884, near Bunker Hill; father Andrew E WOODS, farmer, 35, b Cooper Co; mother Dora WOODS nee DOUGHERTY, 24, b Howard Co, resided near Bunker Hill. WRIGHT, Josie; female, 6th, white; b 4 Dec 1884, Burton; father W T WRIGHT, laborer, 33, b Howard Co; mother Pauline WRIGHT nee ADONARS??, 29, b Howard Co, resided Burton. YAGER, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 2 Jul 1883, Howard Co; father Breckenridge YAGER, farmer, 25, b Howard Co; mother Ann YAGER nee SHIPP, 22, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. YANCEY, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 3 Oct 1884, Armstrong; father Chas S YANCEY Jr, carpenter, 29, b Howard Co; mother Lona M YANCEY nee KNAUS or KRAUS, 19, b Howard Co, resided Armstrong; G F SMITH, Armstrong. YANCEY, ----; male; 1st, colored; b 7 Jan 1888, Glasgow; no information on father; mother Emma YANCEY, not married, 19, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. YANCY, ----; female, no number, white; b 22 Jan 1885, Howard Co; father Clarendon YANCY, farmer, 33, b Howard Co; mother Willie Edna YANCY nee GREEN, 20, b Boone Co, resided Howard Co. YOUNCE, Beatrus Smith; female; no number, colored; b 12 Apr 1888, Glasgow; father Smith YOUNCE, barber, 30, nationality African, b Lafayette Co; mother Julia YOUNCE nee ALLEN, 22, nationality African, b Linn Co, resided Glasgow. YOUNG, James Marion Caples; male, 7th, white; b 20 Jul 1885, Glasgow; father William YOUNG, section hand, 40, b Bates Co; mother Dulcemia YOUNG nee SHIFTLETT, 38, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow.

TALBOT, Angnes; female, 3rd, white; b 3 Oct 1884, Fayette; father John TALBOTT, druggist, 32, b Howard Co; mother Bettie Burckhart TALBOTT nee BURCKHART, 31, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. TALBOTT, Maud; female; 3rd; black; b 4 Jul 1884, Glasgow; father Henry TALBOTT, laborer, 28, African, b Glasgow; mother Kate TALBOTT nee FINKS, 25, African, 25, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. TANNER, ----; female; 5th; white; b 1 Nov 1884, no place stated; father Benjamin N TANNER, farmer and stud horse man, 42, b KY; mother Nancy TANNER nee ASHBY, 36, b MO, resided Boonslick Twp. TATUM, Geo Hammet; male; 3rd; white; b 2 Oct 1884, Glasgow; father Thos H TATUM, farmer, 24, b Glasgow; Mary Ellen TATUM nee KIMMAGE, 24, b OH, resided Glasgow. TATUM, Geo N; male; 7th, white; b 10 Dec 1887, Howard Co; father Geo N TATUM, farmer, 41, b Howard Co; mother Amanda M TATUM nee PADGETT, 41, b Howard Co, no residence. TAYLOR, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 9 Feb 1884, Chariton Twp; father David TAYLOR, farmer, 36, b VA; mother Kate TAYLOR nee PAGE, 24, b Howard Co. TENNILL, Jennie Walla; female; 5th, white; b 29 Nov 1885, Howard Co; father Oliver TERRILL, farmer, 35, b Garrett Co KY; mother Margaret TERRILL nee MAUPIN, 35, b Madison Co KY, resided Howard Co. TERRILL, Jennie; female; 3rd; white; b 3 Oct 1883, Armstrong; father Joshua T TERRILL, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother Lois L TERRILL nee EVANS, 24, b Randolph Co, resided Armstrong. THOMPSON, Alvie Edward; male; 8th; white; b 13 May 1884, near Burton; father Nero THOMPSON, farmer, 42, b Platte Co; mother Susan J THOMPSON nee AKTINS[ATKINS], 37, b Howard Co, resided near Burton. THOMPSON, Wm T; male, 2nd, white; b 1 Sep 1884, Sebree; father Jno T THOMPSON, farming, 23, b Boone Co; wife Emma THOMPSON nee CUMSTON?, 20, b Boone Co, no residence; N M CARR, Sebree. THURMAN, ----; male; 5th, white; b 18 Apr 1886, Howard Co; father Geo W THURMAN, farmer, 38, b Howard Co; mother Rebecca M THURMAN nee HANNA, 36, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. TINDALL, ----; female; 2nd child; Negro; b 1 Oct 1883, Richmond Twp, Howard Co; father Nathan TINDALL, laborer, nationality "American CAD", b Howard Co, 26; mother Onie TINDALL nee BLYTHE, b Howard Co, 18, resided Howard Co. TINDALL, Frank Eaton; male; 1st; white; b 16 Jun 1884, Richmond Twp; father N Cordell TINDALL, deputy clerk county court, 31, b Howard Co; mother Ella E TINDALL nee EATON, 29, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. TIPPETT, Jno Wm; male; 2nd; white; b 20 Oct 1884, Boonslick; father Telford T TIPPETT, farmer; 25, b Howard Co; mother Liddie Lee TIPPETT nee TAYLOR, 23, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. TITUS, Erasmus D; male; 9th; white; b 15 Oct 1884, Howard Co; Jas D TITUS, farmer, 41, b Howard Co; mother Luella TITUS nee JACKSON, 36, b Chariton Co, resided Howard Co. TODD, ----; female; 4th, white; b 26 Jun 1886, Howard Co; father Chenault TODD, farmer, 34, b Howard Co; mother name not given, 28, b IL, no residence. TODD, Grover Cleveland; male, 4th, white; b 30 Oct 1884, Franklin; father Howard Milton TODD, farmer, 32, b Howard Co; mother May TODD nee HANSON, 36, b Cooper Co, resided Howard Co. TODD, Theodore H; male, 7th, white; b 20 Dec 1884, Franklin Twp; father Theodore H TODD, farmer, 43, b Howard Co; mother Cordelia B S TODD nee SUMMERS, 35, b OH, resided Howard Co; W D JACKSON, Franklin. TOLSON, ----; female; no number, mulatto; b 3 Sep 1883; father Charles TOLSON, farming, American; mother ---- TOLSON, American. TOLSON, Georgia; female; 1st, colored; b 21 Jan 1887, Glasgow; father Charles TOLSON, laborer, 26, b Glasgow; mother Mary TOLSON nee BURTON, 21, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. TOLSON, Jos C; male; 2nd; white; b 17 Mar 1884, Sebree; father Jas P TOLSON, farmer, 39, b Boone Co; mother Marie E TOLSON nee BURY, 37, b Snider Co PA, resided Sebree; W M CARR, Sebree. TOLSON, Peter Haunts; male; 6th; black; b 18 Dec 1883, 6 miles south of Myers; father James TOLSON, farmer and coal digger, 34, b Howard Co; mother Rosella TOLSON nee LEE, 27, b Howard Co, resided south of Myers. TOLSON, twins, boy and girl; female & male; 4th and 5th; black; b 15 Feb 1884, Richmond Twp; father Rheubin TOLSON, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother Minnie TOLSON nee BOONE, 28, b Howard Co, resided Richmond Twp. TOULSON, ----; male; 2rd; white; b 15 Jul 1884, Howard Co; father B Franklin TOULSON, farmer, 40, b Howard Co; mother Florence TOULSON nee RIDGEWAY, 36, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. TRUE, ----; male; 2nd; white; b 8 May 1884, Fayette; father Millard TRUE, sewing machine agent, 26, b Fayette; mother Cora TRUE nee PRESTON, 24, b Boone Co, resided Fayette. TRUE, ----; male; 3rd, white; b 6 Feb 1886, Fayette; father Millard TRUE, machine agent, 30, b Boon Co; mother Cora Preston TRUE nee PRESTON, 25, b Fayette, resided Fayette. TUGGLE, ----; female; 4th; white; b 10 Aug 1884, Boonslick Twp; Jno TUGGLE, farmer, 32, b Howard Co; mother Vinie TUGGLE nee BURTON, 24, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick Twp. TUGGLE, ----; no sex; 4th; white; b 17 Sep 1883, Howard Co; father James TUGGLE, farmer, 34, b Howard Co; mother Martha E TUGGLE nee AMICK, 30, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. TURNER, James Scott; male, 4th, white; b 10 Jun 1885, Burton; father James M TURNER, merchant, 38, b Randolph Co; mother Kate T TURNER nee DALE, 31, b Randolph Co, resided Burton. TWYMAN, Wm B G; male; 3rd; white; b 22 Jul 1884, Howard Co; father J K TWYMAN, farmer, 29, b Howard Co; mother Fannie B TWYMAN nee BRIGGS, 28, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. VAUGHN, ----; male; 6th, colored; b 14 Apr 1888, Glasgow; father John VAUGHN, laborer, 28, b KY; mother Annie VAUGHN nee ROBERTS, 22, b Boon Co, resided Glasgow. VIVIAN, ----; female; 2nd; African; b 15 Feb 1884, west of Fayette; father Jack VIVIAN, farmer; African; mother Millie VIVIAN nee HILL, African, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co; Rose SMITH, Fayette. Jackson VIVIAN & Millie Hill md 13 Jul 1883 Howard Co Bk1p160.

SADDARTH, ---; male; 5th; white; b 18 Feb 1884, Howard Co; father Andrew J SADDARTH, farmer, 42, b VA; mother Mildred A SADDARTH nee LIBEICK, 37, b MO, resided Howard Co. SALZER, Bertha; female, 1st, white; b 27 Feb 1885, Glasgow; father Christian SALZER, laborer, 31, nationality German, b Wutinburg; mother Carrie SALZER nee SIGMUND, 26, nationality German, b Wutinburg, no residence. SALZER, Liccas, Sophia; female; 2nd, white; b 11 Feb 1887, Glasgow; father Christ LICCAS [SALZER written after in a different hand after both mother and father as last name; not given to Sophia, though I have indexed her as SALZER], laborer, 35, b Germany; mother Carrie LICCAS SALZER nee SIGMUND, 29, b Baltimore MD, resided Glasgow. [Page 60 has this letter from Melvin CROPP County Clerk for Howard Co, Missouri, Fayette, Missouri, dated , 21 Nov 1951: Mrs. H J CAMPBELL, 1641 Maryland Avenue, Flint MI; Dear Mrs. Campbell; We have found a birth certificate which we believe must be yours. The date is February 11, 1887. The child's name is Sophia, the mother's maiden name is Carrie Sigmund. The father's Christian name is Christ which is probably the short for Christopher, but his last name and the last name of all three is either Liccas or Siccas. There is no Salzer. Evidently there is some mistake on our records. If you will send us an affidavit of the correct name or the correct spelling of the name we shall correct our records and send you a certified copy of the certificate, (Handwritten note at bottom) Mother name is correct dauther name is correct and also date of birth is correct. Father name is Christopher Salzer. Signed Mrs H J Campbell; Notary Public Emil Falk, Jr, April 7, 1953. Flint MI.] SARTIN, ----; male; 8th; white; b 13 Mar 1884, Chariton Twp; father Granville C SARTIN, farmer, 54, b TN; mother Rebecca SARTIN nee PEACHER, 39, b Howard Co, resided Chariton Twp. SCHMIDT, Frederick; male, 4th, white; b 2 Apr 1885, Glasgow; father Frank SCHMIDT, shoemaker, 29, nationality German, b Prussia; mother Rosa SCHMIDT nee HAHAR/HATTA?, 29, nationality German, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. SCHNELL, ----; male, 2nd, white; b 12 Mar 1885, near Glasgow; father Harry SCHNELL, gardener, 32, b Warren Co; mother Elizabeth SCHNELL nee RICE HOUSE [written Rice House], 22, Glasgow, resided near Glasgow. SCHUMAN, ----; female; 10th; white; b 14 Oc5 1884, Glasgow; father Peter SCHUMAN, minister, 45, b Prussia; Barbary SCHUMAN nee LINHEART, 35, b New York, resided Glasgow. SCOTT----; female; 2nd; mulatto; b 7 Feb 1884, Fayette; no information on father; mother Charlotte SCOTT, b MO. SCOTTEN, ----; female; 5th, white; b 19 Dec 1884, MO; father Wm Cordell SCOTTEN, farmer, 36, b MO; mother Alasa A SCOTTEN nee STANLEY, 34, b MO, resided Howard Co Twp. SEALS, ----; female; 1st; negro; b 25 May 1884, Fayette; father Alexander SEALS, laborer, 27, African, b Howard Co; mother Lou Ann SEALS nee STAPLETON, 18, African, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. SHAW, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 20 Feb 1884, MO; father Geo W SHAW, farmer, 40, b MO; mother Mary SHAW nee CETHERS, 30, b IL, resided Moniteau Twp; R E CHINN, White Store. SHIELDS, ----; female; 3rd child; b 24 Oct 1883, Howard Co; father William SHIELDS, farmer, 54, b Howard Co; mother Mary SHIELDS nee MANION, 34, b Kentucky, resided Howard Co. SHIELDS, ----; male; 3rd, white; b 18 Jun 1886, Howard Co; father Lay SHIELDS, farmer, 34, b Howard Co; mother Mrs. Means SHIELDS, nee MEANS, 26, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. SHORT, Thomas Scott; male; 4th, white; b 8 Mar 1886, Burton; father D R SHORT, merchant, 41, b Howard Co; mother Mary E SHORT nee SWEARINGEN, 29, b Boon Co, resided Burton. SHRIVO, Overton; male; 5th child, no color; b 12 Sep 1883, Moniteau Twp; father Harry SHERVO, farming, 35, b Boils Co, KY; mother Mahala SHREVO nee WRON?, 28, b Lincoln Co KY. SHULTZ, Edward; male; 2nd; white; b 24 May 1884, Glasgow; father Cover? SHULTZ, 26, b Chariton Co; mother ---- SHULTZ nee STEAM?/STEARN?, 20, b Chariton Co, resided Glasgow; R E POWELL, Glasgow. SIGMUND, ----; male, 6th, white; b 25 Jan 1888, Glasgow; father Wm SIGMUND, shoe maker, 33, b Germany; mother Catharine SIGMUND nee HAELLENER, 35, b Germany, resided Glasgow. SIGMUND, ----; male; 5th, white; b 17 Feb 1886, Glasgow; father Wm SIGMUND, shoemaker, 31, b Germany; mother Catharine SIGMUND nee HAELLRUER, 33, b Germany, resided Glasgow. SILVEY, ----; male; 1st, white; b 27 Oct 1889, Howard Co; father David E SILVEY, farmer, 29, b Howard Co; mother Willie A SILVEY nee KAGGS, 20, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. SILVEY, ----; male; 5th; African; b 21 Apr 1884, Howard Co; father Sidney SILVEY, farmer, 38, African, b Howard Co; mother Marthe Jane SILVEY nee STAPLETON, 31, African, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. SILVEY, Elijah; male, 5th, white; b 3 Jun 1885; father Kirk F SILVEY, farmer, 38, b Howard Co; mother Pauline SILVEY nee SILVEY, 30, b Howard Co, resided, Howard Co. SILVEY, Frances Rebecca; female; 6th, white; b 18 Sep 1888, Howard Co; father Alexander SILVEY, farmer, 36, b Howard Co; mother Mary C SILVEY nee HUME, 30, b Carroll Co, resided Howard Co. SILVEY, Lewis Earl; male; 5th, white; b 24 May 1886, Howard Co; father T A SILVEY, farmer, 34, b Howard Co; mother Mary C SILVEY nee HUME, 27, b Carroll Co, resided Howard Co. SILVEY, Mary L; female; 4th; white; b 18 Aug 1884, Howard Co; father Thos A SILVEY, farmer, 32, b Howard Co; mother Mary Catherine SILVEY nee HUME, 25, b Carrol Co; resided Howard Co. [Surname also spelt GILVEY and LILVEY here] SIMMONS, Hattie Earl; female; 2nd, white; b 23 Jul 1885, Howard Co; father Richard SIMMONS, farmer, 29, b Howard Co; mother Mary Williams SIMMONS nee BALINGER, 23, b Chariton Co, resided Howard Co. SIMPSON, ----; female; 3rd; white; b 20 Oct 1884, Howard Co; father Clabe SIMPSON, farmer, 30, b KY; mother Belle Silvey SIMPSON nee SILVEY, 28, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. SIMS, Jim Major; male; 5th; white; b 1 Aug 1884, Boonslick Twp; father George SIMS, farmer, 35, b Howard Co; mother Matilda SIMS nee McMULLEN, 30, b Iowa City IA, resided Boonslick Twp. SMITH, ----; female, 4th, white; b 24 Apr 1885, Howard Co; father John SMITH, farmer, 35, b VA; mother Dora D SMITH nee DINWIDDIE, 28, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. SMITH, ----; female; 6th, white; b 28 Jun 1886, Fayette; father Solon SMITH, stock dealer, 46, b KY; mother Elizabeth W SMITH nee CREWS, 40, b MO, resided Fayette. SMITH, ----; male, 1st child, no color; b 24 Aug 1883, Fayette; father ---- SMITH, college professor, American; mother ---- SMITH nee MERRILL, American, resided Fayette; J J WATTS, Fayette. SMITH, ----; male; 7th; white; b 27 Mar 1884, near Burton; father Lewis SMITH, farmer & blacksmith, 50, b VA; mother Julie SMITH nee LEACH, 45, b Howard Co, resided near Burton. SMITH, ----; male; 7th; white; b 3 Nov 1884, Howard Co; father Wm W SMITH, farmer, 40, b Howard Co; mother Fannie SMITH nee AGNEW, 32, b VA, resided Howard Co; W D JACKSON, New Franklin. SMITH, Harry B; male, 7th, white; b 18 Jul 1885, Howard Co; father Jas SMITH, farmer, 38, b VA; mother Willie Hackley SMITH nee HACKLEY, 34, b MO, resided Howard Co. SMITH, Mary Francis; female; 5th, white; b 18 Sep 1887, Glasgow; father Frank SMITH, shoe maker, 32, b Germany; mother Rosa SMITH nee HAHN, 32, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. SMITH, Ora Daisy; female; 7th child; b 6 Nov 1883, Glasgow; father Henry SMITH, wagoner & teamster, 57, b Adams Co Ohio; mother Margaret Ann SMITH nee WEAVER, 37, b Cedar Co MO, resided Glasgow. SNELL, ----; male, 5th, negro; b 6 May 1885, Fayette; father Jefree SNELL, laborer, 28, Negro, b Howard Co; mother Vina SNELL, no maiden name, 26, Negro, Howard Co, resided Fayette. SNELL, ----; male; 2nd; no color, b 2 Aug 1883, Howard Co; father James SNELL, farmer b Howard Co; mother Addie SNELL nee Addie GRIMES, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. SNODDY, William Crosswhite; male; 1st, white; b 19 Oct 1885, Armstrong; father Wm Walker SNODDY, dry goods & grocery merchant, 26, b Howard Co; mother Alice SNODDY nee MARKLAND, 19, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. SNYDER, ----; male, 1st child; white; b 10 Jul 1883, in county at sister's house; father Mat SNYDER, farmer, 31, born Howard Co; mother SWEARINGEN, 23, born Howard Co. SOUTH, ----; male, 3rd, white; b 29 Nov 1884, Franklin Twp; father Jas SOUTH, Laborer, 28, American; mother Mrs South nee SWEITZER, 22, nationality American, no birthplace, resided Howard Co. SPENCE, ----; male; 1st; white; b 21 Oct 1884, no place stated; father Tobe SPENCE, farmer; no age, b Howard Co; mother Caroline SPENCE nee WAGNER, 29, b Howard Co, resided Franklin Twp. SPROTTS, ----; female; 4th; white; b 31 Oct 1884, Howard Co; father Wm P SPROTTS, farmer, 28, b Howard Co; mother Malvina SPROTTS nee SWETMAN, 27, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. ST CLAIR, Mary Katharine; female; 8th, white; b 4 Feb 1886, at home; father John ST CLAIR, farmer, 45, b VA; mother Geo Anna ST CLAIR nee SPRINGER, 33, b Pittsburg PA, resided near Myers. ST CLAIR, Tyre Harris; male; 6th child; b 27 Sep 1883, near Myers; father Jno H ST CLAIR, farmer & tie contractor, 38, b Virginia; mother Georgianna B St CLAIR nee SPRINGER, 33, b Pennsylvania, resided Myers. STAPLETON, ----; female; 3rd; negro; b 15 May 1884, Howard Co; father Field Derby STAPLETON, farm hand, 23, b Howard Co; mother Bet DERBY nee WHITE, 21, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. STAPLETON, ----; male; 2nd child; African origin; b 5 Sep 1883, in the county; father Fielding STAPLETON, farmer, born Howard Co; mother no information; no doctor. STAPLETON, Governor; male; 9th; black; b 16 Apr 1884, Richmond Twp; father Layfayette STAPLETON, farmer, 37, b Howard Co; mother Roshill STAPLETON nee GAUTHNITE?, 34, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. STAPLETON, Ida; female; 2nd; white; b 17 Apr 1884, Howard Co; father Francis Morrison STAPLETON, 31, b Howard Co; mother Ida STAPLETON nee GRAY, 26, b Fayette Co KY, resided Howard Co. STAPP, ----, male; 1st; white; b 25 Jan 1884, Howard Co; father Benjamin STAPP, farmer, 26, m Howard Co; mother Martha STAPP nee TODD, 24, b Howard Co. STEARNS, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 17 Sep 1884, Howard Co; father Wm H STEARNS, farmer, 32, b Howard Co; mother Mary STEARNS nee WELLS, 32, b VA, resided Howard Co; M J MORRIS, Glasgow. STEARNS, ----; male; 4th, white; b 10 Aug 1888, Howard Co; father Wm STEARNS, farmer, 36, b Howard Co; mother Martha STEARNS nee WELLS, 41, b VA, resided Howard Co. STEDHAM?, ----; male; 1st; white; b 18 Jan 1884, Howard Co; father David STEDHAM, farmer, 38, American; mother unnamed, 27, American, resided Howard Co. STEIMETZ, Laura Irma; female; 1st, white; b 21 Feb 1886, Glasgow; father George Thesdol STEIMETZ, butcher & stock trader, 31, nationality German, b Glasgow; mother Annie STEIMETZ nee ROEDER (ROCDER/ROLDER?), 25, b Boonville, resided Glasgow. STEPHENS, Camora?; female, 5th, black; b 16 Feb 1885, Glasgow; father James Washington STEPHENS, laborer, no age, nationality African, b VA; mother Agnes STEPHENS nee LEWIS, 36, nationality African, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. STETTMUND, ----; male; 2nd, white; b 4 Jan 1886, Glasgow; father Jos R STETTMUND Jr, butcher & stock dealer, 25, nationality German, b Glasgow; mother Nettie E STETTMUND nee RACE, 24, b NY, resided Glasgow. STETTMUND, Lenora; female; 2nd, white; b 30 Apr 1888, Glasgow; father Herman G STETTMUND, baker, 28, b Germany; mother Christina STETTMUND nee MILLER, 25, b Booneville, resided Glasgow. SULLIVAN, ----; female, 1st, white; b 15 Sep 1884, Fayette; father ---- SULLIVAN, farmer, 30, b VA; mother Annie SULLIVAN nee EUBANKS, 19, b Howard Co, resided Saline CO. SULLIVAN, ----; female; 3rd, white; b no date but returned 29 Dec 1885 and entry before was 23 Jul 1885, Armstrong; father William Albert SULLIVAN, post master (ex merchant), 42, b KY; mother Jennie SULLIVAN nee BRIGS, 36, b MO, resided Armstrong. SULLIVAN, ----; female; 4th; white; b 1 Aug 1884, Armstrong; father W A SULLIVAN, merchant, 41, b KY; mother Jennie SULLIVIAN nee BRIGGS, 34, b MO, resided Armstrong; J H CROSSWHITE, Armstrong. SUMPTER, ----; male; 4th, white; b 26 Mar 1886, Howard Co; father Wm SUMPTER, farmer, 37, b Randolph Co; mother Susan SUMPTER nee ASHBY, 25, b Macon Co, no residence. SUNDERLAND, ----; female; 1st; white; b 1 Apr 1884, Burton Twp; father Josiah SUNDERLAND, farmer, 30, b Macon Co; mother Lucy Ann SUNDERLAND nee BLAKELY, 15, b Howard Co, resided Burton Twp. SWEARINGEN, ----; female, 2nd, white; b 22 Aug 1884, Sebree; father Jos W SWEARINGEN, farmer, 29, b Howard Co; mother Susan SWEARINGEN nee SMITH, 24, b Boone Co, no residence. SWEARINGEN, ----; female; 3rd; white; b 14 Mar 1884, Howard Co; father Pbe (Abe?) SWEARINGEN Jr, farmer, no other information; mother Mollie SWEARINGEN nee BOOSIER, resided Howard Co, no further information; V Q BONHAM, Franklin. SWEARINGEN, Ylorend?; female; 1st child, no color; b 6 Oct 1883, Howard Co; father Jas W SWERINGEN, farming, 28, b Howard Co; mother Susan A SWEARINGIN nee SMITH, 23, b Boone Co, resided Boone Co. SWINNEY, Bettie May; female; 3rd; white; b 22 May 1884, near Burton; father W H SWINNEY, farmer, 32, b Chariton Co; mother Lucinda F SWINNEY nee REYNOLDS, 32, b Howard Co, resided near Burton.

RAILSBACK, ----; female; 3rd, white; b 22 Apr 1885, Howard Co; father David H RAILSBACK, farmer, 37, b KY; mother Cothinka F RAILSBACK nee MARKLAND, 28, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. RAINS, ----; male; 2nd; black; b 5 Mar 1884, Fayette; no information on father; mother Nettie RAINS, African Descent, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. RAINSBERGER, ----; male, 1st, white; b 8 Dec 1884, Boonslick Twp; father Eynoch RAINSBERGER, farmer, 37, b OH; mother Aurora RAINSBERGER nee ROSE, 17, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick Twp; J T WOOD, Boonsboro. RALL, ----; female; 4th, white; b 4 Aug 1889, Glasgow; father Gustav RALL, carpenter, 39, b Wertenburg Germany; mother Emma RALL nee TRAUBEL, no age, b St Louis, resided Glasgow. RALL, Emma Alvina; female, 4th, white; b 22 Apr 1885, Glasgow; father Gustave RALL, carpenter, 36, nationality German, b Wittenberg; mother Emma RALL nee TRAUBEL, 27, b St Louis, resided Glasgow. RALL, Herman; male; 5th, white; b 17 May 1888, Glasgow; father Edward RALL, carpenter, 48, nationality German, b Westenburgh; mother Harriet RALL nee TASSENER, 35, nationality German, b Westenburgh, resided Glasgow. RAPP, ----; female; 10th; white; b 29 Apr 1884, Howard Co; father August RAPP, wine merchant, 44, German, b Baden Germany; mother Martina RAPP nee BURCH, 44, German, b Baden Germany, resided Howard Co; M J MORRIS, Glasgow. RAY, ----; female, 4th, white; b 2 Dec 1884, Franklin; father Thos J RAY, farmer, 36, b MO; mother Permelia F RAY no maiden name given, 35, b MO, no residence; Geo C CHINN, Fayette. RAY, ----; male; 3rd; white; b 8 Oct 1884, Franklin Co; father Jas W RAY, farmer, 28, b MO; mother Sarah T RAY nee WHITE, 25, b MO, resided Howard Co. RAY, Pearl; female; 1st; white; b 12 May 1884, Howard Co; father David Crocket RAY, farmer, 39, b Howard Co; mother Ida May RAY nee SHAW, 23, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. REED, ----; male, 4th, white; b 19 Aug 1885, Howard Co; father William REED, farmer, 32, b KY; mother Annie REED nee MANION, 26, b KY, resided Howard Co. REICH, ----; female; 5th, white; 19 Sep 1886, Glasgow; father Charles REICH, blacksmith, 33 b Germany; mother Louisa REICH nee ERDLE, 27, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. REICH, Chas Henry; male, 4th, white; b 14 Jul 1885, Glasgow; father Chas REICH, black smith, 33, nationality German, b Germany; mother Louisa Mary REICH nee ENDLE, 36, nationality German, b America, resided Glasgow. REYNOLDS, ----; female, 1st, white; b 6 Jan 1885, near Sebree; father Jno W REYNOLDS, farmer, 32, b MO; mother Fratie REYNOLDS nee TAYLOR, 28, b MO, no residence. REYNOLDS, ----; female; 4th; white; b 14 Mar 1884, Boonslick Twp; father Daniel REYNOLDS, farmer, 32, b Howard Co; mother Ruan REYNOLDS nee FORNEY, 37, b OH, resided Boonslick Twp. REYNOLDS, George Pike; male, 1st, white; b 12 May 1885, Fayette; father Robert R REYNOLDS, freighter, 26, b McCracken Co KY; mother Mattie REYNOLDS nee HALLEY, 17, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. RICE, ----; male, 2nd, white; b 10 Jan 1885, Boonslick Twp; father Jno W RICE, farmer, 23, b Macon Co; mother Mary Eliza RICE nee KIVETT, 19, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick Twp. RICKETTS, Beulah; female; 4th; white; b 20 Dec 1883, Moniteau Twp, Howard Co; father Luther M RICKETTS, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother Lori Ella RICKETS nee HOLLAND, 28, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. RING, ----; male; 1st child; negro; b 16 Oct 1883, Fayette; father Jack RING, laborer, negro; mother Patsy RING, negro, resided Fayette. ROBB, ----; female, 2nd, white; b 20 Mar 1885, near Higbee; father Joel ROBB, farmer, 22, b Howard Co; mother Flaurence ROBB nee PITNEY, 20, b Howard Co, resided near Higbee. ROBB, ----; female, 3rd, white; b 31 Dec 1884, Franklin Twp; father Larkin ROBB, laborer, 35, nationality American, no birthplace; mother Mrs Larkin ROBB, no maiden name, 28, nationality American, no birthplace, no residence; medical attendant R V BONHAM, Franklin, returned by N M BONHAM, Franklin. ROBB, Virgil; male; 7th, white; b 20 Feb 1888, Glasgow; father Larkin ROBB, laborer, 33, b Howard Co; mother Elizabeth ROBB nee HUDSON, 22, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. ROBERTS, Joseph; male; 3rd, colored; b 8 Feb 1887, Glasgow; father Geo ROBERTS, laborer, 53, b Lynchburg VA; mother Lydia ROBERTS nee HOLLIDAY, 35, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. ROBERTSON, ----; male; 5th; white; b 26 Jul 1884, Barton Twp; father Jeff C ROBERSTON [ROBERTSON], 35, b Randolph Co; mother Mary Eliza nee RUCKER, 26, b Salisbury, resided near Salisbury. ROBERTSON, Sallie Rebecca; female; 8th child; 1 Dec 1883, Bonne Femme Twp; father Thomas David ROBERTSON, farmer, 49, b Lynchburg VA; mother Nancy ROBERTSON nee ASBERRY, 35, b Howard Co, resided Bonne Femme Twp; Mrs Mary E PORTER and Mrs Sarah ASBERRY, Harrisburg, medical attendants; J G HALLER returned the certificate. ROBINSON, ----; female; 8th; white; b 19 May 1884, Howard Co; father Joseph ROBINSON, farmer, 44, b Howard Co; mother Sarah Francis ROBINSON nee SILVEY, 39, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co; M J MORRIS, Glasgow. ROBINSON, ----; male; 3rd; white; b 13 Oct 1884, Howard Co; father C ROBINSON, no occupation, no age, American; mother ---- ROBINSON, no maiden name, no age, American, resided Howard Co. ROBINSON, Lizzie Walker; female, 1st, white; b 17 Oct 1884, Howard Co; father Girard ROBINSON, rancher, 32, b Howard Co; mother Sallie Clara Robinson WALKER nee WALKER, 24, b Howard Co, resided "Higbee, Colorado". ROSE, ----; female; 2nd, white; b 7 Jan 1886, Glasgow; father Alexander ROSE, brick mason, 22, b Glasgow; mother Elvia ROSE nee HENRY, 19, b Howard Co, rsided Glasgow. ROSE, ----; female; 3rd, white; b 13 Oct 1887, Glasgow; father Alex ROSE, brick mason, 24, b Glasgow; mother Elvia ROSE nee HENRY, 21, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. ROSE, Armean?; male; white; no birthdate but about Apr 1884, Glasgow; father Theo J ROSE, b IN; mother Clementine ROSE, b KS, resided Glasgow; Anne HOWARD, Glasgow. ROSSE, ----; female, 4th, white; b 27 Apr 1885, Glasgow; father Lustin ROSSE, carpenter, 45, nationality Switzerlander, b near Beone; mother Margaret ROSSE nee LAYDON, 34, b New York City, NY, resided Glasgow.

NATION, ----; female; 7th, white; b 23 Jul 1885, Howard Co; father Henry S NATION, farmer, 40, b TN; mother Olivia F NATION nee SPOTTS, 31, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. NAYLOR, ----; male; 4th, white; b 5 Dec 1885, Moniteau Twp; father Samuel Paul NAYLOR, farmer, 33, b Moniteau Twp; mother Lucy James NAYLOR nee THORNHILL, 31, b Moniteau Twp, resided Moniteau Twp. NEVELL, ----; female; 2nd, white; b 19 Jan 1886, 5 miles south of Glasgow; father James NEVELL, farmer, 30, b OH; mother Mary Ann NEVELL nee OTOLLE, 27, b OH, resided 5 miles south of Glasgow. NEVILLE, ----; male; 3rd, white; b 11 Jan 1888, Howard Co; father James W NEVILLE, farmer, 32, b OH; mother Mary Ann NEVILLE nee O'TOOLE, 29, b OH, resided Howard Co. NEVILLE, Mary; female; 1st; white; b 23 Dec 1883; Howard Co; father James NEVILLE, farmer, 25, American; mother Mary Ann NEVILLE nee O LOOL(?), 22, American. NICKEL, ----; female; 1st; white; b 20 Sep 1884, Armstrong; father Leonard NICKEL, Rail R, 23, nationality German, b Germany; mother Mary NICKEL nee KIRK, 19, b America, resided Armstrong. NICKELS, ----; male; 2nd, black; b 16 Nov 1885, Glasgow; no information on father; mother Amy NICKELS nee NICKELS, 22, b Howard Co, resided Steimetz. NICKS, Cleveland; male; 3rd; white; b 23 Oct 1884, Glasgow; father Erasmus L NICK, painter, 50, b VA; mother Alma NICKS nee REYNOLDS, 27, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. NIPPER, ----; female, 5th, white; b 15 Dec 1884, near Fayette; father Francis C NIPPER, farmer, no age, b near Fayette; mother Elizabeth NIPPER nee DYSON, 24, English, b Shrewsbury [MO scratched through], resided near Fayette. NIVERT, ----; male; 1st, white; b 7 Feb 1886, Glasgow; father Wm J NIVERT, blacksmith, 27, nationality German, b Glasgow; mother Emma NIVERT nee MILLER, 20, nationality Irish, b Warren Co OH, resided Glasgow. NOHR, Godfrey; male, 5th, white; b 19 Aug 1885, Glasgow; father Godfrey NOHR, R. R. laborer, 42, nationality English, b Baden Europe; mother Charlottie NOHR nee REICH, 31, nationality English, b Filling Europe, resided Glasgow. NUHN, ----; female; 4th, white; b 4 Apr 1888, Glasgow; father John H NUHN, wheel wright, 46, b Germany; mother Carrie S NUHN nee Carrie S SIGMUND, 34, b Baltimore MD, resided Glasgow. NUHN, Carrie, female; 2nd; white; b 17 Aug 1884, Glasgow; father Jno H NUHN?, wagon maker, 43, b DE; mother Carrie NUHN nee SIGMUND, 30, German, b MD, resided Glasgow. NUHN, Carrie; female; 3rd, white; b 22 Dec 1885, Glasgow; father John H NUHN, wagon maker, 44, nationality German, b Frieden Hessen; mother Carrie S NUHN nee SIGMUND, 31, nationality German, b Baltimore MD, resided Glasgow. O'NEAL, ----; female; 3rd; white; b 4 Oct 1884, Howard Co; father Edward O' NEAL, laborer RR, 26, nationality Ireland, b IA; mother Lizzie O'NEAL nee FOSTER, 23, nationality Ireland, b MI, resided Howard Co. O'NEIL, ----; female, 2nd, white; b 9 Sep 1884, near Myers; father Joseph O' NEIL, farmer, 32, b MO; mother Abbie P O'NEIL nee CRAWFORD, 23, b Howard Co, resided near Myers. OLIVER, ----; female, 5th, white; b 25 Apr 1885, Howard Co; father John Butter OLIVER, farmer, 41, b Nashville TN; mother Sarah Madora OLIVER nee WEEN, 33, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. ONEIL, Ida May; female, 4th, white; b 26 Jul 1885, near Myers; father Frank M ONEIL, farmer, 30, b St Francois Co KY; mother Lucinda ONEIL nee SARTON, 26, b Barren Co, resided 1 mile west of Myers. OVERALL, ----; female; 1st, white; b 5 Jul 1886, no birthplace given; father Ezra OVERALL, stockman and farmer, 21, b MO; mother Mary K OVERALL nee SMITH, 17, b MO, resided Fayette. PACKSON, ----; female; 3rd; African; b 1 Jun 1884, Glasgow; father Richard PACKSON, teamster, 26, b Howard Co; mother Bettie PACKSON nee BIRCH, 22, b Lafayette Co MO, resided Glasgow. PACKSON, ----; male, 6th, African; b 27 Feb 1885, near Glasgow; Thomas PACKSON, farmer, 31, b Howard Co; mother Hanah PACKSON nee MAUPIN, 38, b Howard Co, resided near Glasgow. PAGE, Ermina; female; 2nd child; b 1 Jul 1883, near Burton; father John Truman PAGE, farmer, 22, b Howard Co; mother Malinda Joana PAGE nee REYNOLDS, 22, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. PAGE, Nat Momed; female; 1st child; 12 Nov 1883, 1 mile west of Myers; father Geo H PAGE, farmer, 21, b 3 miles west of Myers; mother Karine H PAGE nee PAGE, 17, b near Higbee, resided 1 mile west of Myers. (The entry below had Mat Mamed crossed out and another entry written in.) PAIN, ----; male; 12th; African; b 14 May 1884, Glasgow; father Nelson PAIN, grocery merchant, 37, b Chariton Co; mother Alverson PAIN nee CROPP, 38, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. PALMATARY, ----; female; 7th; white; b 25 Mar 1884, near Myers; father Wm PALMATARY, farmer, 42, b Howard Co; mother Annie PALMATARY nee DOUGHERTY, 32, b Howard Co, resided near Myers. PALMER, ----; female; 5th, white; b 6 May 1886, Howard Co; father Charley PALMER, farmer, 32, nationality Canadian, b Wayne Co Canada; mother Sarah PALMER nee LEVEL, 23, b Chariton Co, resided Howard Co. PARIS, ----; no sex, number or color; b 4 Jul, Fayette; father C F PARIS, paper hanger, no further information; mother lived Fayette, no further information. PARKER, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 8 Feb 1884, Howard Co; father S G PARKER, laborer, 35, b MO; mother Ida PARKER nee CLARK, 23, b IL, resided Howard Co. PARKER, ----; female; 4th, white; b 5 Apr 1886, Glasgow; father Wm PARKER, carpenter, 39, b KY; mother Catharine PARKER nee RODGERS, 26, b OH, resided Glasgow. PARMER, ----; male; 4th; white; b 27 Jun 1884, Richmond Twp; father Chas PARMER, farmer, 35, b Canada; mother Sarah PARMER nee LEVEL, 30, b Chariton Co; resided Richmond Twp. PATTON, ----; male, 5th, white; b 9 Aug 1884, Sebree; father Robt J PATTON, farming, 55, b TN; mother N PATTON nee PANIS, 27, b MO, resided Sebree. PATTON, Jacob Granville Haller; male; 5th, white; b 13 Nov 1885, Moniteau Twp; father Robt Jason PATTON, farmer, 22, b Moniteau Twp; mother Mary Ellen PATTON nee BARNES, 37, b Moniteau Twp, resided Moniteau Twp. PAYNE, ----; female twins; 7th, colored; b 21 Mar 1888, Glasgow; father Lewis PAYNE, teacher, 37, b Randolph Co; mother Lucy PAYNE nee BORUM, 28, b Brunswick, resided Glasgow. PAYNE, ----; female; 1st, white; b 18 Dec 1887, Howard Co; father Robert N PAYNE, Minister of the Gospel, 32, b Fulton; mother Martha L PAYNE nee HUME, 26, b Carroll Co, resided Armstrong. PAYNE, ----; female; 3rd, black; b 28 Feb 1893, Prairie Twp; father John PAYNE, occupation "father", 27, b Howard Co; mother Lizzie PAYNE nee WAYLAND, 25, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. PAYNE, ----; female; 5th, mulatto; b 31 Dec 1885, Glasgow; father Lewis PAYNE, teacher in public school, 35, b Randolph Co; mother Lucy PAYNE nee BORUN, 26, b Brunswick, resided Glasgow. PAYNE, Felix; male; 4th; black; b 26 Feb 1884, Glasgow; father Lewis F PAYNE, teacher in public school, 32, b Randolph Co; mother Lucy PAYNE nee "TEACH BOMEM", 26, b Chariton Co, resided Glasgow. PAYNE, Nannie; female; 10t, colored; b 29 Aug 1885, Fayette; father Oscar PAYNE, laborer, 42, b Versailles Co KY; mother Lucy PAYNE nee SEBREE, 38, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. PAYTON, Roland Aubrey; male; 1st; black; b 18 Aug 1884, Howard Co; father Anderson J PAYTON, farmer, 32, b Randolph Co; mother James Alice PAYTON nee MADDOX, 20, b IL, resided Chariton Co. PEACHER, ----; female; 4th; white; b 3 Mar 1884, Howard Co; father James PEACHER, farmer, 29, American; mother Elizabeth PEACHER nee WILKENSON, 41, American; C F SMITH, Fayette. PEACHER, ----; male; 1st, white; b 19 Jun 1886, Fayette; father E PEACHER, carpenter, 28, b Howard Co; mother ---- PEACHER nee Miss PEACHER, 24, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. PEARSON, ----; female; 9th; white; b 4 Jul 1884, no place; father Joe Nanson PEARSON, farmer, 39, b Howard Co; mother Mollie PEARSON nee YARNELL, 33, b Cooper Co, resided Howard Co. PEARSON, ----; male, 1st, white; b 9 Jan 1885, near Fayette; father Mw Stetson PEARSON, farmer, 44, b MO; mother Millison Jane PEARSON nee WARNER, no age, nationality American, no birthplace, resided Howard Co. PEARSON, ----; male; 2nd, white; b 23 Jul 1886, near Fayette; father Wm L PEARSON, farmer, 46, b MO; mother Millison J PEARSON nee WARREN, 34, b MO, no residence. PEARSON, Mary Bland; female, 9h, white; b 11 Dec 1884, Fayette; father Isaac H PEARSON, merchant, 45, b Fayette; mother Kate Terry PEARSON nee TERRY, 38, b Saline Co, resided Fayette; J J WATTS, Fayette. PEIRSEE, Jennie Auber; female; 1st, white; b 29 Jun 1887, Glasgow; father G (or Y) C R PIERSEE, watchman at Glasgow R. R. Bridge; 21, b Sullivan Co; mother Susan Dennie PIERSEE nee COOPER, 22, b Macon Co, resided Glasgow. PENNOCK, Robert; male; 2nd, white; b 28 Oct 1887, Glasgow; father Wm PENNOCK, bridge watchman, 49, b Canada; mother Laura PENNOCK nee TODD, 28, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. PERKINS,----; male; 7th child; white; b 1 Jan 1884, Prairie Twp; father, Adwin PERKINS, farmer, 32, b MO; mother, Cornelia Jane PERKINS nee ASHBY, 28, b VA, resided Howard Co. PERRY, John Roland; male; 1st, white; b 5 Sep 1885, Howard Co; father Moses Hughes PERRY, farmer, 29, b Nelson Co VA; mother Sarah E PERRY nee WITT, 19, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. PEYTON, Jerry Jr; male; 3rd; black; b 20 Mar 1884, Fayette; father Jerry PEYTON, butcher, 33, b Howard Co; mother Lou? PEYTON nee DAVIS, 24, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. PIERCE, ----; male; 1st child, no color; b 19 Aug 1883, 2 miles SE Fayette; father David PIERCE, farming, b Howard Co; mother ---- PIERCE nee SNYDER, b Howard Co, resided near Roanoke. PIPES, Jackson; male, 4th, white; b 15 May 1884, Moniteau Twp; father Thos J PIPES, farmer, 34, b Howard Co; mother Lou/Lee/Lin? Jackson PIPES nee JACKSON, 31, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co; N M CARR, Sebree. PITTS, Emma; female; 6th, black; b 17 Nov 1885, Howard Co; father Henry PITTS, farm employee, 30, nationality African, b Howard Co; mother Emma PITTS nee MARQUIS, 25, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. PLAINS, Mabel Clifton; female; 1st; b 9 Feb 1884, Howard Co; father William Clifton PLAINS, farmer, 30, b Randolph Co; mother Tilie May PLAINS nee MAY, 19, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. PRESTON, ----; male; 6th; white; b 25 Feb 1884, Fayette; father J S PRESTON, physician, 41, b MO; mother Puss Smith PRESTON nee SMITH, 36, b MO, resided Fayette. PRICE; male; 1st; white; b 12 Mar 1884, Fayette; father Joel T PRICE, laborer, 27, b Baltimore MD; mother Nannie O PRICE nee SHELTON, 24, b Pettis Co MO, resided Fayette. PRITCHETT, ----; male; 12th; white; b 24 Oct 1884, Howard Co; father Strother PRITCHETT, farming, 68, b VA; mother Martha A PRITCHETT nee POWELL, 43, b MO, resided Howard Co. PRITCHETT, ----; male; 3rd; white; b 12 Jun 1884, Glasgow; father Henry Carr? PRITCHETT, teacher, 32, b MO; mother Kate Smith PRITCHETT nee SMITH, 27, b AL, resided Huntsville TX. PROCTOR, R A Jr; male; 2nd; white; b 30 Apr 1884, Richmond Twp; father Robt Anderson PROCTOR, teamster, 36, b Howard Co; mother Sarah Jane PROCTOR nee MABERY, 28, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. PROSSER, ----; male; 4th child, no color; b 16 Aug 1883, Fayette; father L S PROSSER, merchant, b MO; mother ---- PROSSER, nee DINES, b MO, resided Fayette. PRYOR, ----; female; 6th, white; b 26 Nov 1889, Howard Co; father Samuel PRYOR, farmer, 42, b Henry Co KY; mother Mary F PRYOR nee MASSIE, 43, b Clark Co KY, resided Glasgow. QUINBY,----; female; 4th; white; b 1 Jan 1884, Howard Co; father Henry T QUINBY, farmer, 36, b Howard Co; mother Nancy QUINBY nee CARSON, 39, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. QUINN, Margaret Helen; female, 6th, white; b 7 Jul 1885, Glasgow; father Thos George QUINN, brick maker, 38, b WI; mother Clara Isabella QUINN nee ROSE, 36, b IN, resided Glasgow.

MAJOR, Katie Talbot; female; 7th child, no color; b 7 Aug 1883, Fayette, 1st Ward; father Saml C MAJOR, lawyer, 40, born Fayette; mother Ione MAJOR nee Ione TALBOT, 37, b Fayette, resided Fayette, U S WRIGHT, Fayette. MAJOR, Margarette; female; 8th; white; b 7 Sep 1884, Burton; father Jos C MAJOR, farmer, 35, b KY; mother Sarah L MAJOR nee MORRIS, 31, b MO, resided Burton. MALLORY, ----; male; 1st child; b 26 Dec 1883, 2 miles East of Fayette; father David C MALLORY, laborer, 21, b East Tennessee; mother Mary Jane MALLORY nee NETTA, 14, b Howard Co. MANION, Elizabeth (illeg); male (stet); 2nd; negro; b 12 Mar 1884, Howard Co; father Kit MANION, laborer, negro, b Howard Co; mother Sophia DUDGEON, negro, 20, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co; C F SMITH, Fayette. MARKLAND, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 14 Mar 1884, Howard Co; father Jno H MARKLAND, farmer, 35, b Howard Co; mother Marcella MARKLAND nee McCORMICK, 25, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. MARSDEN, ----; male; 2nd child; no color; b 10 Jul 1883, Fayette; father Fred MARSDEN, painter and paper hanger, 26, Englishman, b England; mother ---- MARSDEN nee TOTHACRE, 21, American, resided Fayette. MARSHALL, ----; female, 3rd, white; b 2 Feb 1885, Glasgow; father Albert Alonzo MARSHALL, farmer, 35, b OH; mother Martha MARSHALL nee WACHTER, 29, nationality German, b Glasgow, resided Chariton Twp. MARSHALL, ----; male; 2nd; white; b 12 Jan 1884, Howard Co; father William N MARSHALL, farmer, 31, b TN; mother Jeffie MARSHALL nee EADES, 23, b Cooper Co, resided Howard Co. MARSHALL, Eldridge; male, 4th, negro; b 16 Aug 1885; father Charles MARSHALL, farmer, 30, Negro, Howard Co; mother Emma MARSHALL nee CRAPS, 84 [stet], Negro, Howard Co, resided Howard Co. MARTYN, Annie; female; 10th; white; b 11 Jun 1884, Glasgow; father J L R MARTYN, carpenter, 49, b VA; mother Willie Ann MARTYN nee CARTER, 39, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. MAUPIN, -----; male, 2nd, white; b 11 Oct 1885, Howard Co; father Geo K MAUPIN, farmer, 35, b Howard Co; mother Nellie MAUPIN nee LAY, 25, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. MAUPIN, ----; male; 1st; white; b 30 Apr 1884, Howard Co; father Geo K MAUPIN, farmer, 38, b Howard Co; mother Nellie MAUPIN nee GRAY, 34, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. MAUPIN, Carrie; female; 9th, white; b 12 Aug 1888, Howard Co; father Robert D MAUPIN, farmer, 44, b Madison Co KY; mother Mattie MAUPIN nee SMITH, 38, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. MAUPIN, Fannie Lou; female; 3rd; white; b 2 Mar 1884, 3 ½ (or 23 ½) miles from Glasgow; father Wm T MAUPIN, farmer, 35, b Howard Co; mother Gabriel MAUPIN nee GATES, 27, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co; M W SOUTHWORTH, Glasgow. MAY, ----; female, 2nd, white; b 14 Oct 1884, near Glasgow; father Price MAY, farmer, no age, b MO; mother Mollie MAY nee MADDOX, no age, b MO, resided near Glasgow. MAY, ----; female; 7th, white; b 26 Feb 1893, Prairie Twp; father Price MAY, farmer, 31, b Macon Co; mother Mollie MAY nee MATTOCKS, 33, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. McCLINTOCK, ----; female, 5th, white; b 7 May 1885, Glasgow; father W T McCLINTOCK, brick maker, 35, b IA; mother Mary G McCLINTOCK nee GRAHAM [GRAHAM], 34, b IN, resided Glasgow. McCLINTOCK, ----; female; 9th, white; b 6 Dec 1887, Glasgow; father Geo W McCLINTOCK, laborer, 42, b Morgan Co OH; mother Charlotte McCLINTOCK nee SHEVE, 33, b Washington Co OH, resided Glasgow. McCOLLUM, ----; female; 7th; white; b 15 Jan 1884, Fayette; father Lewis Waite McCOLLUM, printer, 28, b Fayette; mother Catherine Elizabeth McCOLLUM nee PRESTON, 22, b Fayette. McCOY, ----; female; 5th; white; b 17 Mar 1884, Glasgow; father George McCOY, carpenter, 40, nationality Scotch, b PA; mother Mary Elizabeth McCOY nee BENNING, 36, nationality France, b Pike Co, resided Glasgow. McCRARY, ----, male, 3rd child, no color; b 23 Aug 1883, Howard Co, 5 miles west of Fayette; father Spencer McCRARY, farming, b Howard Co; mother Fanny McCRARY nee MILLER, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. McCRARY, ----; male; 6th, white; b 27 Oct 1886, Howard Co; father Gilpin McCRARY, farmer, 37, b Howard Co; mother Emma B McCRARY nee EARICKSON, 30, b Carroll Co, resided Howard Co. McGEE, ----; female; 6th; white; b 21 Aug 1884, Howard Co; father Patrick F McGEE, blacksmith, 42, American, b Ireland; mother M-----a McGEE nee MILLER, 35, b MO, resided Macon Co. McGRUDER, Wm Bell, female, 3rd, white; b 11 Dec 1884, Brton; father Nothley MAGRUDER, farmer, 28, b Howard Co; mother Ada G McGRUDER nee PEMBERTON, 23, b Howard Co, resided Burton. McKENNEY, Jennie; female; 1st; white; b 14 Jan 1884, Howard Co; father John Mason McKINNEY, telegraph operator, 25, IN; mother Jennie Gray McKINNEY nee MADDOX, 19, b IL, resided Howard Co. McKINSEY, ----; male, 3rd, white; b 5 Dec 1884, Howard Co; father Peter McKINSEY, laborer on farm, no age given, no birthplace given, nationality American; mother unnamed, no age given, no birthplace given, nationality American, resided Howard Co. McKINZIE, ----; male; 3rd, white; b 24 Feb 1886, Howard Co; father Lewis McKINZIE, farmer, 30, b Boon Co; mother Lizzie McKINZIE nee R--------OUS, 27, b Boon Co, resided Howard Co. McMILLEN, ----; male; no number, white; b 25 Apr 1888, Howard Co; father Andrew W McMILLEN, farmer, 30, b IN; mother Leona McMILLEN nee WIDNER, 29, b Knox Co IL, resided Howard Co. McMURRAY, Jas July; male, 3rd, white; b 16 Nov 1884, near Myers; father Jno A McMURRAY, farmer, 36, b IL; mother Manda J McMURRAY nee BLACK, 30, b MO, resided Myers. McQUITTY, Cleveland Marmaduke Proctor Vest; male; 4th; white; b 10 Aug 1884, Moniteau Twp; father Fielding David McQUITTY, farmer, 39, b Boone Co; mother Mary Ellen McQUITTY nee GOSLIN, 42, b Boone Co, resided Moniteau Twp. MEAD, ----; male, 1st, white; b 29 Sep 1885, Moniteau Twp; father Henry William MEAD, farmer, 25, b Boone Co; mother Nora Belle MEADE nee BRADLEY, 20, b Moniteau Twp, resided Moniteau Twp. MELLAREN, Harry Edward; male; 1st, white; b 3 Oct 1885, Glasgow; father Joseph R MELARREN, brakeman on C&A railroad, 36, b OH; mother Fannie MELARREN nee MITCHELL, 23, b Randolph Co, resided Glasgow. MERTON, ----; female; 2nd, colored; b 22 Sep 1887, Glasgow; father Joe MERTON, no trade, 32, b Boon Co; mother Annie MERTON nee HUGHES, 18, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. MEYER, ----; female, 6th, white; b 8 Feb 1885, Glasgow; Wm A MEYER, merchant, 47, nationality German, b PA; mother Mary C MEYER nee STEIMETZ, 40, nationality German, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. MILLER, ----; female; 1st; white; b 10 Jan 1884, Howard Co; father Andrew N McGirk MILLER, farmer, 26, b Howard Co; mother Minnie Gorham(?) MILLER nee COOPER, 19, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. MILLER, ----; female; 4th child; b 15 Dec 1883, Howard Co; father Henry Branson MILLER, farmer, 28, b Howard Co; mother Lucinda Annie MILLER nee MILLER, 24, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. MILLER, ----; female; 5th, colored; b 28 Nov 1885, Howard Co; father "not known"; mother Annie MILLER nee MILLER, 20, no birthplace, resided Howard Co. MILLER, ----; female; 7th; white; b 26 Apr 1884, Howard Co; father Johnathan R MILLER, farmer, 40, b Garrard Co; mother Fannie MILLER nee GILMORE, 36, b Howard Co. MILLER, ----; male; 1st; white; b 3 Sep 1884, Howard Co; father Chas G MILLER, merchant, 27, b Boonville; mother Hattie B MILLER nee BRIGGS, 25, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. MILLER, ----; male; 5th, white; b 23 Sep 1885, Howard Co; father Henry B MILLER, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother L Annie MILLER nee MILLER, 26, b Henry Co, resided Howard Co. MILLER, ----; male; 5th, white; b 23 Sep 1885, Howard Co; father Henry B MILLER, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother L Annie MILLER nee MILLER, 26, b Henry Co, resided Howard Co. MILLER, Carrie; female; 5th, colored; b 20 Sep 1887, Glasgow; father Levi MILLER, no occupation, no age, no birthplace, nationality American; mother Hannah MILLER nee CROWLEY, no age, no birthplace, nationality American, resided Glasgow. MILLER, Henry McGirk; male; 2nd, white; b 9 Feb 1885, Howard Co; father Andrew McGirk MILLER, farmer, 25, b Howard Co; mother Minnie G MILLER nee COOPER, 20, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. MILLER, Jessie; male; 4th, white; b 15 Feb 1885, Howard Co; father Thos G MILLER, farmer, 31, b Howard Co; mother Mary A MILLER nee PEACHER, 27, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. MILLION, Fay Ethleen; female; 4th, white; b 7 Aug 1886, Glasgow; father William MILLION, clerk in hotel, 32, b Lewis Co; mother Martha Ann MILLION nee McCAMPBELL, 25, b Westville, resided Glasgow. MINER, ----; female; 10th; white; b 6 Jan 1884, Moniteau Twp; father Adolphus MINER, trader & farmer, no age, b MO; mother Louise MINER nee RIDGEWAY, no age, b MO; R E CHINN, White Store. MITCHELL, Rosette Jane; female; 5th; white; b 30 Jan 1884, Burton; father Patrick John MITCHELL, laborer, 45, nationality Ireland, b Tiperary Co Ireland; mother? Elizabeth MITCHELL nee TORRISEE, 24, b Trimble Co KY, resided Brinds?, Burton. MONAHAN, Denton & Dennis, twins; male; 6th, white; b 26 Jan 1887, Glasgow; father Thomas MONAHAN, laborer, 49, born Ireland; mother Margaret MONAHAN nee DELANEY, 38, b Ireland, resided Glasgow. MORGAN, Lulu; female; 4th, white; b 19 Sep 1886, Glasgow; father Thos W MORGAN, merchant, 46, b Cape Girardeau Co; mother Amanda L MORGAN nee BARTON, 33, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. MORGAN, Obernetta; female; 1st, white; b 22 Dec 1885, Glasgow; father John B MORGAN, saloon keeper, 30, nationality Irish, b Glasgow; mother Jennie B MORGAN nee BURDIE, 22, nationality Irish, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. MORRIS, William Hughes; male; 2nd child; b 25 Nov 1883, near Burton; father Amos MORRIS, farmer, 27, b Howard Co; mother Ida Frances MORRIS nee WHITE, 29, b Howard Co, resided near Burton. MORRISON, ----; male; no number; white; b 10 Sep 1884, Fayette; father Jno MORRISON, teamster, 25, b Howard Co; mother Mattie MORRISON nee FIELDING, 23, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. MORTINSON, Maggie Marie; female; white; b 4 Oct 1883, Armstrong; father James MORTENSON, lumber merchant, 26, Danish, b Denmark; mother Ella MORTENSON nee QUINN, 20, b Howard Co, resided Armstrong. MOSS, ----; male; 2nd; white; b 3 Mar 1884, 5 miles south of Fayette; father Jas Robert MOSS, farming, 40?, b Howard Co; mother Ann Elizabeth MOSS nee DARBY, 36, b Howard Co, resided Cape Galena, Camden Co MO. MUMPOWER, ----; female, 6th, white; b 24 Mar 1885, Fayette; Thos G MUMPOWER, college professor, 37, b MO; mother Mary MUMPOWER nee LEEPER, 32, b MO, no residence. MURRING, ----; female, 2nd, black; b 13 Mar 1885, Prairie Twp; father John L MURRING, farmer, 22, nationality African, b Prairie Twp; mother Lizzie MURRINNG nee MOSEHEAD, 18, nationality African, b Prairie Twp, resided Prairie Twp.

JACKSON, ----; female; 5th, colored; b 28 Aug 1888, Glasgow; father Richard JACKSON, laborer, 29, b Howard Co; mother Pattie JACKSON nee BIRCH, 26, b Lafayette Co, resided Glasgow. JACKSON, ----; male; 1st, white; b 26 Apr 1886, no place given; father G W JACKSON, farmer, 35, b VA; mother Virginia H JACKSON nee WELLS, 35, b Heury [Henry?] Co VA, resided Richmond Twp. JACKSON, ----; male; 1st; white; b 21 Jul 1883, Howard Co; father Wm JACKSON, farmer, 23, b Howard Co; mother Mary JACKSON nee SARTIN, 17, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. JACKSON, ----; male; 2nd; negro; b 29 Aug 1883, Fayette; father Horace JACKSON, laborer, negro, no birthplace; mother Ella JACKSON, nee Ella BOONE, born Fayette. JACKSON, ----; male; 2nd; black; b 26 Apr 1884, Fayette; father no name given, African, b Howard Co; mother Delfy JACKSON, 21, African, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. H K GIVENS, Fayette. JACKSON, ----; male; 4th, colored; b 26 Apr 1886, Glasgow; father Richard JACKSON, teamster, 27, b Howard Co; mother Pattie JACKSON nee BIRCH, 24, b Lafayette Co, resided Glasgow. JACKSON, ----; male; 7th, colored; b 24 Oct 1887, Glasgow; father Thomas JACKSON, farm hand, 33, b Howard Co; mother Hannah JACKSON nee MAUPIN, 30, b Howard Co. JACKSON, ----; male; 8th, colored; b 7 Sep 1886, Glasgow; father Jerry JACKSON, mill hand, no age, b Howard Co; mother Emma JACKSON nee LEWIS, 35, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. JACKSON, Elizabeth Ermer; female, 2nd, white; b 22 Jul 1885, Bon Femme Twp; father Wm H JACKSON, 23, b Howard Co; mother Mollie B JACKSON nee SARTAIN, 23, b Howard Co, resided Boonefemme Twp. JACKSON, Everett Hollis; male; 6th child, no color; b 13 Oct 1883, near Burton; father Robert JACKSON, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother Allis Amelia JACKSON nee CAMPBELL, 30, b Indiana, resided near Burton; J B SCOTT. JACKSON, Jerry; male; 7th; African; b 15 Aug 1884, Glasgow; father Jerry JACKSON, farmer, 34, American, b Howard Co; mother Emma JACKSON nee LEWIS, 32, American, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow; J S CROPP, Glasgow. JACOBY, ----; female; 6th child; white; b 8 Oct 1883, Fayette; father Justus JACOBY, laborer, 52, nationality German, b Germany, mother Emma JACOBY nee BURCKHART/BURCHHART, nationality Prussian, b MO, resided Fayette. JEFFERS, ----; male; 4th; white; b 21 Sep 1884, Glasgow; father Thos JEFFERS, miller, 32, b IA; mother Lizzie JEFFERS nee PATRICK, 22, b Fayette, resided Glasgow JENNINGS, ----; no sex; 2nd; white; b 30 May 1884, Howard Co; father Wm C JENNINGS, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother Martha J JENNINGS nee HILTON, 30, b NC, resided Howard Co. JOHNSON, ----; female; 2nd, colored; b 5 Apr 1888, Howard Co; father Newton JOHNSON, farmer, 27, nationality African, b Howard Co; mother Susan JOHNSON nee COLMAN, 22, nationality African, b Saline Co, no residence. JOHNSON, ----; female; 3rd, white; b 7 Aug 1885, Howard Co; father Wm JOHNSON, farmer, 41, b Howard Co; mother Emma JOHNSON nee WARDEN, 25, b Chillicothe, no residence. JOHNSON, ----; male; 8th; African; b 21 Jul 1884, Glasgow; father Richard JOHNSON, carpenter, 38, b VA; mother Louisa JOHNSON, no maiden name, 35, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. JOHNSON, Helena; female; 1st; white; b 15 Feb 1884, Glasgow; father O A JOHNSON, manufactory of machinery, 33, nationality Noraway, b Christania Orstuck; mother Lori JOHNSON nee BARTON, 23, b Glasgow, resided St Louis MO. JOHNSON, Rebecca; female; 1st, colored; b 23 Jun 1887, Glasgow; father Lewis JOHNSON, laborer, 28, b Howard Co; mother Frances JOHNSON nee CHINN, 22, b Chariton Co, resided Glasgow. JOHNSTON, ----; male, 1st, white; b 30 Nov 1884, Boonslick; father Richard Carroll JOHNSTON, farmer, 63, b VA; mother Martha JOHNSTON nee WILKERSON, 24, b VA, resided Boonslick Twp. JONES, ----, male; 4th; white; b 20 Nov 1883, Howard Co; father Sanford JONES, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother Alice JONES nee BALLEW, 23, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. JONES, ----; female; 1st; white; b 12 May 1884, Howard Co; father Joseph JONES, farmer, 22, b Howard Co; mother ----, nee BAKER, 19, American, resided Howard Co. JONES, Charles B; male; 3rd, colored; b 13 Jul 1886, Glasgow; father Edward JONES, farmer, 23, b Glasgow; mother Rachel JONES nee TOLSON, 23, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. JOSEPH, ----; female; 2nd, white; b 23 Sep 1886, Glasgow; father John JOSEPH, butcher, 26, b Roanoke; mother Teresa JOSEPH nee METZKER, 25, nationality European, no birthplace, no residence. JOSEPH, Arthur John; male, 1st, white; b 26 Jan 1885, Glasgow; father John JOSEPH, Butcher, 25, English, b Roanoke; mother Tracy JOSEPH nee METYYER(?), 22 English, b Brunswick, resided Glasgow JOSEPH, Charles; male; 3rd, white; b 7 Jun 1888, Glasgow; father John JOSEPH, butcher, 28, b Roanoke; mother Teresa JOSEPH nee METZKER, 27, b Germany, resided Glasgow. KEELING, ----; female; 1st; white; b 26 Sep 1884, Boonslick Twp; father John KEELING, farmer, 27, b MO; mother Annie KEELING nee DURM, 22, b MO, resided Boonslick Twp. KELLOGG, ----; female, 1st, white; b 13 Oct 1884, Fayette; father Jno KELLOGG, laborer, 28, b IL; mother --- KELLOGG, no maiden name, 20, b IL, no residence. KELLY, Bessie; female; no number; white; b 10 Jul 1884, Howard Co; father Jas KELLY, school teacher, 25, b OH; mother Louise KELLY nee FISHER, 24, b OH, resided Howard Co. KENT, John and Ellen Lenora; male and female; 4th, white; 11 Aug 1886, Glasgow; father William KENT, laborer, 24, b New York City; mother Mary KENT nee HUBER, 24, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. KENT, Wm Edward; male; 2nd; white; b 14 Sep 1884, Glasgow; Wm Henry KENT, raid roader [rail roader?], 23, German, b New York City; mother Mary Ann KENT nee HUBER, 23, German, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. KETCHUM, ----; no sex; 1st; white; b 22 Jun 1884, Howard Co; father Jno W KETCHAM, JR, farmer, 24, b Howard Co; mother Geneva Ellen KETCHUM nee KIRBY, 22, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. KETCHUM, Mable Iron; female, 1st, white; b 16 Jan 1884 [this is written 1884 but perhaps should be 1885 from others returned at the same time by the same doctor], near Burton; father Thomas Rains KETCHUM, farmer, 21, b Howard Co; mother Julia Maud KETCHUM nee KETCHUM, 21, b Howard Co, resided near Burton. KILANDER, ----; female, 1st, white; b 9 Oct 1884, Franklin Twp; father Gus KILANDER, "mecanic", 55, nationality Sweden, b Sweden; mother Sallie KILANDER nee GRIFFITH, 24, b MO, resided Franklin Twp; V J BONHAM, Franklin. KING, ----; female; 1st; white; b 28 Feb 1884, Howard Co; father Frank KING, no further information; mother Lizzie KING nee BLACK, resided Howard Co. KINGSBURY,----; female; 1st; white; b 17 Jul 1884, Howard Co; father Jno A KINGSBURY, farmer, 29, b Howard Co; mother Beatrice C KINGSBURY nee SMITH, 23, b Randolph Co, resided Howard Co. KIRBY, ----; male, 2nd, white; b 20 Mar 1885, Howard Co; father Norflood KIRBY, farmer, 27, b Howard Co; mother Mattie KIRBY nee RIMER, 23, b Knox Co, no residence. KIRBY, ----; male; 4th, white; b 8 Jan 1886, 1 ½ miles west of Myers; father Jessie M KIRBY, farmer & horse trader, 31, b Howard Co; mother Mary M KIRBY nee GRIFFIN, 21, b Howard Co, resided 1 ½ miles west of Myers. KIRBY, Auby & Alva; males; 4th; white; b 12 Sep 1883, Howard Co; father Asa Jas KIRBY, farmer, b Howard Co; mother Polly KIRBY nee PAIN, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. KIRBY, Geo Lee; male, 1st, white; b 11 Jan 1885, 1 mile west of Myers; father W T KIRBY, farmer, 35, b Howard Co; mother Addie LEE KIRBY nee NOEL, 21, b Monroe Co, resided 1 mile west of Myers. KIRBY, Tyre Marshal; male, 3rd, white; b 4 Sep 1884, near Myers; father Jessie M KIRBY, farmer, 31, b Howard Co; mother Mollie M KIRBY nee GRIFFIN, 20, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. KNAPPS, Emma; female; 1st; white; b 5 Sep 1884, Glasgow; father John KNAPP, servant, no age, German, no birth place; mother Bertha KNAPP, no maiden name, 18, German, b "Ills", resided "Ills". KNAUS, ----; female; 2nd, white; b 11 Mar 1885, Fayette; father Albert G KNAUS, deputy circuit clerk, 27, b Howard Co; mother Delia J KNAUS nee CAMPBELL, 22, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. KNAUS, ----; male; 1st, black; b 16 Nov 1885, near Fayette; no information on father; mother Susan KNAUS nee KNAUS, 17, nationality African, b Howard Co, resided near Fayette. KNAUS, ----; male; 2nd, white; b 1 Mar 1885, Fayette; father Joseph KNAUS, carpenter and mechanic, 39, b Howard Co; mother Mary Ellen KNAUS nee McCAULLY, 26, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. KNAUS, ----; male; first child, no number, no color; b 26 Sep 1883, Fayette; father Joseph KNAUS, furniture dealer, no age, b Howard Co; mother Mary KNAUS nee McCAULY, 21, b Howard Co MO, resided Fayette. KNAUS, William Thomas; male; 1st child, no color; b 18 Sep 1883, Fayette; father Albert KNAUS, deputy circuit clerk of Howard Co, 26, born Howard Co; mother Delia KNAUS nee CAMPBELL, 21, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. KNOX, ----; female; 1st; white; b 6 Mar 1884, Sebree; father William KNOX, farmer, 32, b Howard Co; mother Mandy KNOX nee WIOT, 23, b Boone Co, resided Boone Co. LEHMAN, ----; female; 4th, no color, b 3 Nov 1883, Glasgow; father Monte LEHMAN, merchant, 43, b Baltimore MD; mother Fannie LEHMAN nee HIFRICH, 32, b Booneville, resided Glasgow. LEHMAN, Joseph; male; 1st; white; b 14 Oct 1884, Glasgow; father Henry LEHMAN, merchant, 31, b Glasgow; mother Sarah LEHMAN nee SARBECH, 22, b MO, resided Glasgow. LESEIN, Fay S; female; 8th, white; b 13 Apr 1886, Glasgow; father Isaac M LESEIN, clerk, 42, nationality European, b Germany; mother Nannie LESEIN nee TIEDSAUR?, 38 b NY, resided Glasgow. LESSLEY, ----; male; 8th, white; b 2 Jun 1886, Howard Co; father John LESSLEY, farmer, 39, b Howard Co; mother Mary W LESSLEY nee CASON, 35, b Chariton Co, resided Howard Co. LESSLY, Joseph A H; male; 7th; white; b 11 Mar 1884, Howard Co; father John W LESSLY, farmer, 37, b Howard Co; mother Mary W LESSLY nee CASON, 33, b Chariton Co, resided Howard Co. LEWIS, ----; female, 2nd, white; b 27 Mar 1885, 2 miles west of Myers; father M C LEWIS, miller, 55, nationality English, b OH; mother Margaret LEWIS nee NELSON, 35, nationality English, b KY, resided Howard Co. LEWIS, ----; female; 4th; white; b 25 May 1884, Howard Co; father Thomas LEWIS, farmer, 40, American; mother -----, 27, American, resided Howard Co. LEWIS, Anderson; male; 5th; white; b 15 Nov 1883, Howard Co; father Jas B LEWIS, farmer, 34, b Howard Co; mother Mary Emma LEWIS nee EGLEHEART, 26, Howard Co, resided Howard Co. LITTRELL, Susie & Walter, twins; male & female; 7th & 8th, white; b 31 Jan 1886, 3 miles south of Myers; father Charlie A LITTRELL, farmer, 35, b Howard Co; mother Liza JANE LITTRELL nee SMITH, 30, b TN, resided 3 miles south Myers. LOCKRIDGE, ----; male; 1st; white; b 26 Apr 1884, Richmond Twp; father Buford LOCKRIDGE, farmer, 34, b Howard Co; mother Emma Grimes LOCKRIDGE nee GRIMES, 25, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co, J T BAILEY, Fayette. LONG, ----; female; 10th; black; b 3 Apr 1884, Moniteau Twp; father Frank LONG, field hand, 55, African; mother Jane LONG, 40, African, resided Moniteau Twp; colored lady FEBREE attendant; R E VAN BUNKLE returned certificate. LUNDAMON, ----; female; 1st; white; b 7 Apr 1884, near Myers; father Geo LUNDAMON, farmer, 33, b near Myers; mother Susie LUNDAMON nee HARRIS, 22, b near Myers, resided near Myers. LUNDAMON, Ester; female, 2nd, white; b 13 Jul 1885, Myers; father Geo N LUNDAMON, farmer, 37, b Todd Co KY; mother Susan F LUNDAMON nee HARRIS, 23, b Howard Co, resided Myers. LUTZ, ----; female, 2nd, white; b 28 Aug 1885, Glasgow; father Joseph LUTZ, merchant, 25, b Glasgow; mother Nellie LUTZ nee TILLMAN, 23, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. LUTZ, ----; female; 3rd, white; b 1 Jul 1887, Glasgow; father Joseph LUTZ, merchant, 28, b Glasgow; mother Nellie LUTZ nee TILLMAN, 24, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. LUTZ, ----; female; 5th, white; b 12 Feb 1886, Glasgow; father Wm LUTZ, grocery merchant, 42, nationality German, b Prussia; mother Mary LUTZ nee SCHAEFFER, 32, b Booneville, resided Glasgow. LUTZ, ----; male; 1st; white; b 24 Jul 1884, Glasgow; father Joseph LUTZ, merchant, 25, German, b Glasgow; mother Nellie LUTZ nee TILLEMAN, 18, German, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow; T P VAUGHAN, Glasgow. LUTZ, ----; male; 4th; white; b 7 Mar 1884, Glasgow; father William LUTZ, grocery merchant, 40, Prussian, b Prussia, Europe; mother Mary LUTZ nee SHAFFER, 30, b Boonville, resided Glasgow. LYDA, ----; male; 3rd, white; b 9 Aug 1885, Howard Co; father James H LYDA, farmer, 24, b Macon Co; mother Sena Francis LYDA nee LEE, 25, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. LYNCH, ----; female; 7th, white; b 25 Sep 1885, Howard Co; father Andrew J LYNCH, farmer, 37, b Howard Co; mother Cornelia LYNCH nee McCULLEY, 28, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. LYNCH, Caleb; male; 4th, white; b 2 Dec 1885, 3 miles south Myers; father John W LYNCH, farmer, 40, b Howard Co; mother Sallie LYNCH nee HARGIS, 30, b Howard Co, resided 3 miles south Myers.

HACKLEY, ----; male; 10th, white; b 19 Nov 1885, 3 miles west of Fayette; father Jas H HACKLEY, farmer, 38, b Howard Co; mother Nannie HACKLEY nee JACKS, 42, b Howard Co, resided 3 miles west of Fayette. HAGEDON, Edna; female; 5th; white; b 17 Feb 1884, Glasgow; father Ditma HAGEDON, carpenter, 42, German, b Glueckseen? Germany; mother Federica HAGEDON nee KRANMACK, 32, German, b Gluecham? Germany. HAMBY, ----; male; 5th, white; b 12 Mar 1888, Glasgow; father Richard HAMBY, laborer, 32, b Nashville TN; mother Lucinda F HAMBY nee CURT, 26, b Cedar Co, resided Glasgow. HAMERS, -----; female, 3rd, white; b 17 Apr 1885, Howard Co; father Jas Riley HAMERS, farmer, 26, b IA; mother Alice HAMERS nee GREEN, 24, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. HAMPTON, Wm Mason; male; 1st; white; b 30 Jun 1887, Howard Co; father Wade HAMPTON, farmer, 39, b Howard Co; mother Sarah E HAMPTON nee BUTTS, 39, b Chariton Co, resided Howard Co. HANBY, female; 3rd child; b 19 Nov 1883, Glasgow; father Richard Emanuel HANBY, section boss in C & A & St L RR, 27, born Bates Co MO; mother Lucinda Frances HANBY nee CURE, 32, b Cedar Co MO, resided Glasgow. HANELY, ----; male, 4th, white; b 14 Oct 1885, Glasgow; father Richard A HANLEY, R. R. laborer, 30, b Nashville TN; mother Lucinda HANLEY nee CURL, 24, b Cedar Co, resided Glasgow. HANNA, ----; male; 3rd; white; b 5 Apr 1884, NE Fayette; father Robert F HANNA, farming, 31, b Fayette; mother Mary E HANNA nee SHIELDS, 27, b Pike Co, resided Howard Co. HANNA, Carrie Wright; female; no number; white; b 18 Feb 1886, Howard Co; father Charley S HANNA, farmer, 28, b Howard Co; mother Ida R HANNA nee Ida B WATKINS, 19, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. HARRIS, ----; male; 7th; white; b 5 May 1884, Howard Co; father Benly HARRIS, farmer, 53, b KY; mother Harriet HARRIS nee HURT, 40, b KY, resided Howard Co; Geo E CHINN, Fayette. HARRIS, William Ernest; male; 1st child; b 30 Nov 1883, 4 miles east of Myers; father Robt David HARRIS, farmer, 23, b near Burton; mother Agnes Jane HARRIS nee BRADLEY, 18, b near Sturgeon MO; resided 4 miles east of Myers. HARRISON, Olive; female, 5th, white; b 29 Dec 1884, Chariton Twp; father George Billings HARRISON, banker, 40, b Howard Co; mother Louan Birch HARRISON nee BIRCH, 38, b Plattsburg, resided Howard Co. HARVEY, ----; female; 4th; white; b 11 May 1884, Prairie Twp; father Levi M HARVEY, Saddler, 28, b Roanoke; mother Ellen M HARVEY nee TWYMAN, 24, b Prairie Twp, resided Howard Co; Wm C HARVEY, Roanoke. HARVEY, Ernest; male; 5th; black; b 12 Mar 1884, Richmond Twp; father William HARVEY, farmer, 28, b Howard Co; mother Mary Eliza HARVEY nee JONES, 24, b Howard Co, resided Richmond Twp. HARVEY, Thomas; male; 1st; white; b 20 --- 1884, returned 1 Dec 1884, Howard Co; father E HARVEY, farmer, 22, b Howard Co; mother Martha HARVEY nee ROBINSON, 20, b Randolph Co, resided Howard Co. HAUSAMAN, Bertha Sophia; female; 1st; white; b 7 May 1884, Glasgow; father Gottleab HAUSAMAN, 26, nationality German, b Wittenberg, Germany; mother Amelia HAUSAMAN, 24, German, b Wittenberg Germany, resided Glasgow. HAUSERMAN, ----; female; 3rd, white; b 28 Apr 1886, Glasgow; father Gottlob HAUSERMAN, no occupation, 28, b Germany; mother Amelia HAUSERMAN nee HEUPMAN, 25, b Germany, resided Glasgow. HAYDEN, Lillie; female; 3rd child; white; b 26 Dec 1883, Glasgow; father Arthur Lucien HAYDEN, printer, 28, b Glasgow; mother Mary Hawkins HAYDEN nee WHITE, 23, b Keyterville/Keytesville, resided Glasgow. HAYS, June Lee; female; 1st; white; b 29 Oct 1884, Howard Co; father Jessie Payton HAYS, farmer, 26, b Howard Co; mother Maggie Jane HAYS nee MADDOX, 21, b Howard Co, reside Howard Co. HEBERLING, ----; female; 8th, no color; b 7 Sep 1884, Howard Co; father J L HEBERLING, farmer, 40, b MO; mother Fannie HEBERLING nee WAUGH, 35, b MO, no residence. HEBERLING, ----; male, 5th, white; b 17 Dec 1884, Howard Co; father George H HEBERLING, farmer, 38, b MO; mother Annie HEBERLING nee KEELING, 30, b MO, resided Howard Co Twp. HEITMAN, Bertha May; female; 1st, white; b 9 Feb 1887, at home; father Henry HEITMAN, carpenter, 28, b KY; mother Alice HEITMAN nee WITHERSPOON, 18, b Hart Co KY, resided Howard Co. HENDERSON, ----; female; 2nd, white; b 23 Jan 1886, Howard Co; father Barnett HENDERSON, farmer, 24, b Lafayette Co; mother Lidia M HENDERSON nee McKINSLEY, 24, b Boon Co, resided Howard Co. HENDERSON, Aubrey; male; 6th child; white; b 21 Dec 1884, Glasgow; father Joseph Sterne HENDERSON, druggist, 36, b Glasgow; mother Lillie Hayden HENDERSON nee HAYDEN, 32 b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. HENDERSON, Henrietta; female, 2nd, white; b 5 Jun 1885, near Bunker Hill; father John W HENDERSON, carpenter, 27, b OH; mother Mary E HENDESON nee BLAKELY, 21, b Howard Co, no residence. HENDERSON, Leonard; male; 3rd; white; b 1 Feb 1884, Glasgow; father Jno Francis HENDERSON, merchant, 54, b Glasgow; mother Kate KAVANAUGH HENDERSON nee Kate THOMPSON K----, no age, b AL, resided Glasgow. HENDRIX, ----; male, 2nd, white; b 29 Jan 1885, Fayette; father ---- HENDRIX, laborer, 26, nationality USA, no birthplace; mother Liza Murphy HENDRIX nee MURPHY, 21, nationality USA, no birthplace, no residence. HENRY, ----; female, 8th, white; b 15 Feb 1885, Glasgow; father Wesley HENRY, sewing machine agent, 51, b OH; mother Nancy I HENRY nee HACKLEY, 44, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. HENRY, ----; male, 2nd, white; b 20 Aug 1885, Glasgow; father Byron Henry, printer, 33, b OH; mother Eva HENRY nee ROSE, 23, b IL, resided Glasgow. HERN, ----; male; 1st; black; b 24 Jan 1884, Moniteau Twp; father Charles HERN, farmer, 23, b MO; mother Annie HERN nee REEVES, 16, b MO, resided Howard Co. HERN, Georgia Ellen; female; 4th, white; b 7 May 1887, at home; father James Marian HERN, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother Mariah Elizabeth HERN nee MOBLEY, 24, b Howard Co, resided Bonne Femme Twp. HERNDON, ----; female; 4th; negro; b 24 Dec 1883, Howard Co; no information on father; mother Mat HERNDON, negro, b MO; G E CHINN, White Store. HICKS, ----; no sex, no number, no color, no birthdate but approximately Feb 1884; father J R HICKS; mother Martha Ann HICKS nee SCHACKLETT, resided Gainsville TX. HICKS, Toilie?; female, 1st, black; b 8 May 1884, Sebree; no information about father; mother ---- HICKS, 30, b MO. HILL, ----; female; 4th, colored; 1 Feb 1885, Fayette; father Fisher HILL, farmer, 23, b Howard Co; mother Nettie BUSH nee BUSH, 24, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. HILL, ----; female; 4th, colored; 1 Feb 1885, Fayette; father Fisher HILL, farmer, 23, b Howard Co; mother Nettie BUSH nee BUSH, 24, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. HILL, ----; male, 1st, black; b 20 May 1885, Howard Co; no father named; mother Nancy HILL, 19, nationality African, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. HILL, Lewis; male; 1st; negro; b 11 Apr 1884, Franklin Twp; father David HILL, farm hand, 26, African, b Howard Co; mother Miriam TURNER, 18, African, b Howard Co, resided near Franklin; Bettie Payne, near Franklin. HILTON, ----; female; 3rd; white; b 1 Feb 1884, Howard Co; father William P HILTON, laborer, 28, b NC; mother Rebecca HILTON nee HERN, 22, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. HILTON, ---; male; 1st child; white; b 10 Jul 1883, Howard Co; father Alfred HILTON, farmer, 35, born in Virginia; mother Ida HILTON nee McCULLOUGH, 19, born Howard Co, H K GIVENS, Fayette. HILTON, ----; male; 1st, white; b 18 Feb 1884, Boonslick; father George HILTON, farmer while in the state, 25, b NC; mother Susan BURTON, 19, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick Twp. HINCH, ----; female; 2nd, colored; b 6 Apr 1886, Howard Co; father John HINCH Jr, farmer, 27, b Howard Co; mother Mary Eliza HINCH nee BRIGHT, 25, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. HITT, Della W; female, 9th, white; b 13 Aug 1884, Sebree; father Jno R HITT, farmer, 51, b MO; mother Sarah L HITT, no maiden name, 43, b TN; W M CARR, Sebree. HOBBS, ----; female; 5th, white; 19 Apr 1885, Howard Co; father Samuel HOBBS, laborer, 48, b NC; mother Mary HOBBS nee PARE, 32, b MO, resided Howard Co. HODSHIRE, ----; female; 1st, white; b 26 Dec 1887, Glasgow; father Chas A HODSHHIRE, student, 26, b Putnam Co IN; mother Nannie HODSHIRE nee BARNES, 27, b Nodoway Co, resided Glasgow. HOFFAN, Lizzie Lee; female; 3rd; white; b 2 Aug 1883, Howard Co; father Kingbrong? Barton HOFFAN, farmer, 35, b Howard Co; mother Malinda Ellen HOFFAN nee SNAVLEY, 33, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. HOFFSTETTER, Pressley Wright; male; 3rd, white; b 26 Oct 1885, Howard Co; father Wm HOFFSTETTER, farmer, 31, b Howard Co; mother Madera I HOFFSTETTER nee LEECH, 35, b Howard Co, no residence. HOOVER, ----; female; 5th, white; b 17 Jul 1888, Glasgow; father Henry T HOOVER, teamster, 44, b KY; mother Zilpha HOOVER nee GRIFFITH, 31, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. HOOVER, ----; male, 4th, white; b 13 May 1885, Howard Co; father Henry T HOOVER, farmer, 38, b KY; mother Silpha HOOVER nee GRISHAM, 39, b MO, resided, Howard Co. HOWARD, ----; female, 2nd, white; b 22 Dec 1884, Glasgow; father John HOWARD, miller, 31, b MO; mother Lemina HOWARD nee WINKLER, 21, b MO, resided Glasgow. HOWARD, Betsey Jane; female, 2nd, white; b 12 Mar 1885, near Roanoke; father B F HOWARD, farmer, 25, b near Fayette; mother Virginia HOWARD nee FINNELL, 23, b near Roanoke, no residence. HOWARD, Ezrod; male, 6th, black; b 19 Mar 1885, near Burton; father Andrew J HOWARD, farmer, 37, nationality African, b Howard Co; mother Elizabeth HOWARD nee TINDALL, 28, nationality African, b Howard Co, resided near Burton HUBBARD, ----; female; 10th; white; b 10 Nov 1884, Sebree; father Benj H HUBBARD, farming, 38, b Boone Co; mother Millie/Mittie HUBBARD nee REESE, 35, b Howard Co, no residence; N M CARR, Sebree. HUBER, Almira Julia; female; white; 2nd; b 26 Oct 1884, Glasgow; father Jno HUBER, restaurant, 2- (age written over; 2 is clear; second number is 0 or 6 or 8 or 9), German American, b Glasgow; mother Emma HUBER nee VESSLER, 26, German American, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow; B E POWELL, Glasgow. HUBER, Henry Joseph; male; 2nd; white; b 21 Oct 1884, Glasgow; father Joseph HUBER, restaurant, 25, German, b Glasgow; mother Emma D HUBER nee TUCHE, 20, German, b Carroll Co, resided Glasgow. HUDSON, ----; female, 1st, white; b 28 Nov 1884, Franklin Twp; father Milton Thos HUDSON, farmer laborer, 24, b Howard Co; mother Mary Alpha HUDSON nee SEARCY, 18, b Audrain Co, resided Franklin Twp. HUDSON, Banning; female; 1st, black; b 5 Feb 1886, Howard Co poor house; no information on father; mother Manda HUDSON nee HUDSON, no age, nationality American, no birthplace, resided Howard Co poor house. HUESMAN, ----; male; 4th, white; b 17 Jan 1888, Glasgow; father Gottleb HUESMAN, laborer, 30, b Germany; mother Amelia HUESMAN nee HENPSEIN, 27, b Germany, resided Glasgow. HUGHES, -----; female, 11th, white; b 9 Mar 1885; Howard Co; father Logan HUGHES, farmer, 45, b IN; mother Charity Caroline HUGHES nee LAWSON, 39, b KY, resided Howard Co. HUGHES, ----; female; 1st, African; b 28 Jun 1886, Glasgow; no information on father; mother Annie HUGHES, not married, 16, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. HUGHES, ----; female; 1st; white; b 2 Oct 1884, near Fayette; father Lawrance HUGHES, farmer, 24, b Howard Co; mother Fannie HUGHES nee GRIMES, 22, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. HUGHES, ----; female; 2nd, white; b 13 Mar 1886, Fayette; father H L HUGHES, farmer, 29, b Howard Co; mother Fannie HUGHES nee GRIMES or GRIEVES, 23, b Howard Co, resided near Fayette. HUGHES, Adelia; female, 3rd, white; b 22 Apr 1885, Burton; father William HUGHES, laborer on R. R., 55, b IN; mother Manda HUGHES nee HUDSON, 25, b Howard Co, resided Burton. HUGHES, Laura; female; 2nd child; b 24 Nov 1883, Howard Co; father William HUGHES, farmer, 53, b Indiana; mother Amanda HUGHES nee HUDSON, 26, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. HUGHES, Mary Jane; female; 6th, white; b 9 Mar 1885, Howard Co; father Wm H HUGHES, farmer, 32, b IN; mother Mary F HUGHES nee STOTT, 25, b IL, resided Howard Co. HUME, ----; male; 2nd, white; b 31 Aug 1885, Howard Co; father Henry Durett HUME, farmer, 27, b Howard Co; mother John Ella HUNT, nee MADDOX, 20, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. HUME, Erle; male; 1st; white; b 11 Feb 1884, Howard Co; father Henry D HUMES, farmer, 26, b Howard Co; mother John Ellen HUMES nee MADDOX, 19, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co; Elizabeth HAYWOOD, Forrest Green. HUME, Minnie Pearl; female; 3rd, white; b 15 1887, Howard Co; father Henry D HUMES, farmer, 29, b Howard Co; mother John Ella HUMES nee MADDOX, 22, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. HUME, Vonseal; female; 1st, white; b 9 Nov 1887, Howard Co; father James B HUME, farmer, 22, b St Louis Co; mother Ella HUME nee CARSON, 18, b Quincy IL, resided Howard Co. HUMPHREY, James Odra; male; 3rd, white; b 27 Oct 1885, Armstrong; father James W HUMPHREY, R. R. employee, 30, b VA; mother Hulda C HUMPHREY nee GREEN, 30, b Howard Co, resided Armstrong. HURY, ----; male, 3rd, white; b 23 Jan 1885, Glasgow; father L G HURY, R. R. agent, 23, b IN; mother Sadie G HURY nee Sadie F COLE, 23, b IN, resided Glasgow. HUTSELL, Mary Susan; female; 2nd; white; b 25 Oct 1884, Boonslick; father John HUTTSELL, farmer, 26, b Howard Co; mother Fannie HUTTSELL nee WOODS, 21, b Howard Co. HUTTSELL, ----; male; 2nd; white; b 1 Jun 1884, Boonslick; father Isaac HUTTSELL, farmer, b Howard Co; mother Catherine KUTTSELL nee KIVETT, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick.

FARRIS, ----; male, 2nd, white; b 18 Nov 1884, Howard Co; father Jas A FARRIS, farmer, 27, b VA; mother Laura FARRIS nee ROCK, 24, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. FEOZEE, ----; female, 2nd, white; b 30 Oct 1884, Glasgow; father Charles Christian FEOZEE, merchants clerk, 26, b Glasgow; mother Inesgen FEOZEE nee SMITH, 21, b St Louis, resided Glasgow. FERGUSON, ----; male; 10th, colored; b 6 Apr 1886, Glasgow; father Martin FERGUSON, mill hand, no age, no birthplace, nationality American; mother Charlotte FERGUSON, nationality American, no other information. FIDLER, ----; female, 2nd, white; b 4 Aug 1885, Fayette; father A G FIDLER, no occupation, 31, b Randolph Co; mother Julia FIDLER nee FETTY, 30, b Sullivan Co, resided Fayette. FISHER, ----; female; 3rd, white; b 10 Nov 1885, Howard Co; father Luther FISHER, farmer, 51, b OH; mother Mrs FISHER nee LIBRICK, 28, b Howard Co, no residence. FLATAN, James; male; 3rd, white; b 6 Jan 1888, Glasgow; father Morris FLATAN, merchant, 34, b Germany; mother Bertha FLATAN nee SIMONS, 26, b Burlington IL, resided Glasgow. FORBIS, ----; female, 5th, African; b 20 Jan 1885, Glasgow; father Geo FORBIS, teamster, 31, b Glasgow; mother Belle FORBIS nee READ, 28, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. FORREST, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 4 Apr 1884, Moniteau Twp; father ---- FORREST, farmer, 24, American; mother ---- FORREST, 21, American; VAN RANKLE, R E, Moniteau Twp. FORREST, ----; male; 8th; white; b 8 Aug 1884, Howard Co; father Samuel Dickerson FORREST, laborer, 31, b MO; mother Cintha FOREST nee BELCHER, 26, b VA, no residence. FORSEE, ----; female; 5th child; b 30 Oct 1883, Moniteau; father William Francis FORSEE, farmer, 35, b Moniteau; mother Mary Ann FORSEE nee DAVIS, 34, b Moniteau, resided Moniteau Twp. FRANDENBERG, Harman L; male; 1st; white; b 30 Sep 1884, Glasgow; Carl Frank Evilard FRANDENBERG, carriage maker, 27, German, b Keonigsberg; mother Annie FRANDENBERG nee RANCH, 25, b Glasgow, resided Howard Co. FRANKLIN, Leslie; male, 1st, white; b 21 Oct 1884, near Myers; father Jno W FRANKLIN, farmer, 25, b MO; mother Laura FRANKLIN nee DOUGHTERTY [DOUGHERTY], 24, b MO, resided near Myers. FRAZIER, Birtie May; female; 1st, white; b 4 Aug 1886, near Burton; father Barney S FRAZIER, farmer, 30, b Boon Co; mother Amanda Jane FRAZIER nee WILLIAMS, 19, b Howard Co, resided near Burton. GAINES, ----; male; 4th; white; b 17 Jul 1884, Howard Co; father Jno W GAINES, farmer, 34, b VA; mother Josephine GAINES nee HACKLEY, 32, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. GARDNER, Oliver Samuel; male; 2nd child; b 8 Nov 1883, Glasgow; father Isaac GARDNER, fisherman, 27, b Dearbon Co Ind; mother Mary Frances GARDNER nee ZUMAULT, 26, b Boone Co, resided Glasgow. GARLAND, ----; female, 6th, black; b 6 Sep 1884, Fayette; father Rice GARLAND, laborer, 35, nationality African, b Howard Co; mother Mary GARLAND nee GAW, 32, nationality African, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. GARNER, ----; male; 1st; white; b 26 Aug 1884, Howard Co; father Jno S GARNER, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother Lidia B nee TERRILL, 18, b Chariton Co. GAW, ----; female; 2nd; negro; b 4 Jul 1884, Howard Co; father Jno GAW, laborer, no age, b Howard Co; mother Mary GAW nee TODD, no age, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. GAW, John Henry Joseph Nathan; male; 1st; African; b 26 Nov 1883, Howard Co; father Wm Henry REEVES, farmer,22, b Howard Co; mother Lizzie GAW, 18, b Boone Co, resided Moniteau Twp; Jane GAW, Fayette, attending; Lizzie GAW returned certificate. GEORGE, ----; male, no number, white; b 6 Sep 1885, Howard Co; father J W GEORGE, farmer, 28, Howard Co; mother unnamed, 24, b Chariton Co, resided Howard Co. GEORGE, Fannie and Jennie (twins); female; 7th; white; b 7 Mar 1884, 7 miles west of Fayette; father Jos T GEORGE, farming, 43, b Farquier Co VA; mother Martha T GEORGE nee SILVA, 38, b Howard Co, resided 7 miles west of Fayette. GEORGE, Wm Scott; male, 1st, white; b 12 Nov 1884, Bunker Hill; father Thos D GEORGE, farmer, 22, b Howard Co; mother Elizabeth D GEORGE nee WILLIAMS, 20, b Howard Co, resided Bunker Hill. GIBBS, Nora Ellis; female; 7th, white; b 26 Jun 1887, Howard Co; father James W GIBBS, farmer, 37, b Howard Co; mother Martha E GIBBS nee TOLSON, 30, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. GILES, ----; male; 1st; black; b 5 Oct 1883, Glasgow; father's nationality "questionable"; no information on father; mother Amanda GILES, American of African Decent. GILMORE, , ----; female; 16th; white; b 24 Nov 1883, Howard Co; father A J GILMORE, farmer, 48, b Hardin Co KY; mother Elizabeth GILMORE nee TREAT, 44, b Hardin Co KY, resided Howard Co. GIVENS, ----; male, 4th, black; b 18 Dec 1884, near Sebree; father Abner GIVENS, farm hand, 35, nationality African, b Howard Co; mother Ann GIVENS, no maiden name, 30, nationality African, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co; B E VAN BURKLE, Fayette. GIVENS, Donby; female, 3rd, white; b 31 Dec 1884, Fayette; father Henry Kinny GIVENS, physician, 28, b Howard Co; mother Nannie Price Duncan GIVENS nee DUNCAN, 25, b Fayette, resided Fayette. GIVENS, Edward Swiney; male, 2nd, white; b 27 Jul 1884, Sebree; father Benjamin Franklin GIVENS, farmer, 26, b Howard Co; mother India S GIVENS nee SWINEY, 20, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. GLITTEN, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 1 Jan 1884, Howard Co; father Frank GLITTEN, laborer, 28, b Howard Co; mother Julie GLITTEN nee ANDERSON, 22, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. GOLONG, Andrew Lee/Leo; male, 2nd, white; b 16 Jun 1885; father Frederick GOLONG, bookkeeper, 30, b NY; mother Elizabeth GOLONG nee BAER, 28, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. GOSE, ----; female; 7th child, no color; b 4 Nov 1883, Moniteau Twp; father John Jacob GOSE, farmer, 40, b Wythe Co VA; mother Saluda Jane GOSE nee PROWELL, 31, b Perche Twp Boone Co, resided Moniteau Twp. GRADY, ----; male, 2nd, white; 27 Mar 1885, Glasgow; father John GRADY, barkeeper, 36, b IN; mother Martha GRADY nee BROWN, 22, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. GRADY, ----; male; 3rd, white; b 12 Jul 1886, Glasgow; father John GRADY, "not in business of any kind", 38, b IN; mother Martha GRADY nee BROWN, 24, b Howard Co, resided Glasgow. GRANT, ----; male; 2nd; white; b 1 Nov 1884, MO; father John Y GRANT, farming, 34, b MO; mother Eola H GRANT nee YANCY, 25, b MO, resided Lafayette Co. GRAPES, Betsy Bell; female; 4th child, no color; b 16 Oct 1883, near Burton; father Johnson W GRAPES, farmer, 27, b Howard Co; mother Martha GRAPES nee MORRIS, 20, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. GRAPES, Harvey Walker ; male; 2nd child; b 20 Nov 1883, near Burton; father John James GRAPES, farmer, 29, b Howard Co; mother Susan Ann GRAPES nee MORRIS, 23, b Howard Co, resided near Burton. GRAPES, John M; male, 3rd, white; b 8 Mar 1885, near Burton; father John Y GRAPES, farmer, 31, b Howard Co; mother Susie A GRAPES nee MORRIS, 25, b Howard Co, resided near Burton. GRAPES, Lucy; female; 6th, white; b 13 Jul 1887, at home; father Johnson W GRAPES, farmer, 31, b Howard Co; mother Martha E GRAPES nee MORRIS, 26, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. GRAPES, Mary B; female; 2nd; white; b 4 May 1884, Howard Co; father Wm Thos GRAPES, farmer, 26, b Howard Co; mother Nancy Mildred GRAPES nee PEYTON, 21, b Macon Co, resided Howard Co. GRAPES, Susan Ann; female; 5th, white; b 14 Aug 1885, near Burton; father John W GRAPES, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother Martha GRAPES, nee MORRIS, 23, b Howard Co, resided near Burton. GRAVELLY, Romeo; male; 1st; white; b 30 Jun 1884, Boonslick; father Geo L GRAVELLY, farmer, 24, b Howard Co; mother Annie E GRAVELLY nee DALE, 23, b Randolph Co, resided Boonslick. GRAVES, ----; male; 5th; white; b 15 Nov 1884, Howard Co; father Geo M GRAVES, farming, 34, b MO; mother Pauline GRAVES nee REID, 32, b MO, resided Howard Co. GRAVES, Francis; female, 3rd, white; b 9 Oct 1885, Howard Co; father Adam B GRAVES, farmer, 35, b Howard Co; mother Minerva GRAVES nee AMICE, 34, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. GRAY, George Alfred; male; 10th; white; b 9 May 1884, Howard Co; father Jessie William GRAY, laborer & farmer, 43, b "Íssinois"; mother Mary Ann GRAY nee NANCE, 36, b IN, resided Howard Co. GREEN, ----; female; 1st, white; b 30 Nov 1885, Armstrong; father Wm Jefferson GREEN, mechanic, 27, b Howard Co; mother Cordelia Bell GREEN nee MILLHAND, 17, b KY, resided Armstrong GREEN, ----; male; 8th, white; b 24 Oct 1885, Howard Co; John N GREEN, farmer, 38, b Howard Co; mother Mary GREEN nee WOODS, 42, b Boone Co, resided Howard Co. GREEN, ----; male; second, white; b 21 Aug 1886, Glasgow; father Edward GREEN, brakeman on C&A Rail Road, 25, nationality Canadian, b Hamilton Canada; mother Catharine GREEN nee SWAEB, 18, b Glasgow, resided Glasgow. GREEN, Effie Hunt; female, 8th, white; b 23 Sep 1885, Armstrong; father Lawson Thomas GREEN, farmer, 39, b Howard Co; mother Margaret Elizabeth GREEN no maiden name, 33, b Howard Co, resided Armstrong. GREEN, Marvin Leonard; male; 1st, white; b 9 Jul 1887, near Burton; father L C GREEN, 25, b Howard Co; mother Minnie Annie GREEN nee DOUGLAS, 19, b Marion Co, resided near Burton. GREEN, Scottice Venor; female, 4th, white; b 20 Jun 1885, near Yates; father James C GREEN, carpenter, 35, b Howard Co; mother Lucy M GREEN nee McGRUDER, 32, b Howard Co, resided near Yates. GREENFIELD, ----; male, 3rd, white; b 14 Nov 1884, Myers; father Edward GREENFIELD, farmer & painter, 34, b NY; mother Nancy A GREENFIELD nee WOOLF, 28, b MO, resided Myers. GRESHAM, ----; female; 1st; white; b 3 Nov 1883, Howard Co; father Seaton G GRESHAM, farmer, 26, b Howard Co; mother Lelia GRESHAM nee ESTELLE, 17, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. GRIFFIN, ----; female; 3rd; white; b 28 Aug 1884, Howard Co; father Cornelius V GRIFFIN, 26, b MO; mother Sarah S GRIFFIN nee SHOEMAKER, 22, b MO, resided Howard Co. GRIGSBY, ----; male; 1st, no color, b 15 Jun 1883, Moniteau Twp; father Edward GRIGSBY, farming, 25, b Howard Co; mother Pollie Lee GRIGSBY nee FENTON, 20, b Howard Co. GRIGSBY, ----; male; 3rd, white; b 7 Dec 1885, Moniteau Twp; father Samuel Mason GRIGSBY, farmer, 24, b Prairie Twp; mother Jesse Lathrop GRIGSBY nee STEWART, 22, b Pairsville OH, resided Moniteau Twp. GRITZNER. Chas Augustus; male; 2nd; white; b 4 Jun 1884 Saline Co; father Fred A GRITZNER, 28, b Gasconade Co; mother Mary GRITZNER nee FREMOUTH, 21, b Warren? Co; resided Saline Co; M J MORRIS, Glasgow. GROSS, ----; female; 6th, white; b 11 Feb 1886, Glasgow; father Joseph L GROSS, cigar maker, 42, nationality German, b Baden; mother Suida GROSS nee MANN, 31, b Cleveland OH, resided Glasgow.

DANTELL, ----; female; 1st; white; b 21 Jan 1884, Glasgow, MO; father George F DANTELL, tanner, 32 b Philadelphia; Edmonia West DANTELL nee HURT, 24, b Macon Co, resided Glasgow; L A CROPP, Glasgow. DARBY, ----; female; 5th, colored; b 3 May 1885, Howard Co; father Walter DARBY, laborer, 33, b Howard Co; mother Gertrude DARBY nee STEPHENSON, 29, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. DAUTEL, Geo F; male; 2nd, white; b 31 May 1886, Glasgow; father Geo A DAUTEL, tinner, 34, b Philadelphia PA; mother Edmonia DAUTEL nee HURT, 27, b Monroe Co, resided Glasgow. DAVIS, ----; female; 4th; white; b 27 Aug 1884, Armstrong. father J W DAVIS, engineer, 34, b PA; mother Sarah M DAVIS nee MALLET, 27, b WI, resided Armstrong. DAVIS, ----; male; 5th; white; b 20 Dec 1883, Howard Co; father Joe Smith DAVIS, farmer, 30, b Howard Co; mother Ella DAVIS nee DICKERSON, 26, b Howard Co, resided Richmond Twp. DAVIS, Joseph; male; 5th; black; b 1 Sep 1884, Howard Co; father Anderson DAVIS, farmer, 42, African, b Randolph Co; mother Allie DAVIS nee HOBSON, 24, African, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. DEATHERAGE, ----; male; 2nd, white; b 10 Jan 1886, Howard Co; father James DEATHERAGE, farmer, 29, b Howard Co; mother Octavia B DEATHERAGE nee ROOKER, 24, b Linn Co, resided Howard Co. DEATHERAGE, ----; male; first child, no color; b 6 Oct 1883, Richmond Twp; father James DEATHERAGE, farmer & trader, 26, born Howard Co; mother Octavia Bethenia DEATHERAGE nee ROOKER, 23, b Linn Co, resided Howard Co. DENEMAY, ----; female, 1st, white; b 13 Jan 1885, Howard Co; J DENAMY, farmer, 38, Irish, b Ireland; mother Ellen DENAMY nee NAILOR, 22, Irish, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. DENNIS, Lee; male; 2nd; white; b 22 Mar 1884, near Burton; father John W DENNIS, farmer, 23, b Howard Co; mother Sarah L DENNIS nee WOODS, 21, b Howard Co. DIBBLE, Ethel; female; 4th; white; b 30 Oct 1884, Boonslick; father Hannibal DIBBLE, farming, 40, b OH; mother Malinda S DIBBLE nee ASBURY, 29, b MO, resided Boonslick Twp. DINWIDDIE, ----; male; 2nd; white; b 17 Apr 1884, Myers; father T H DINWIDDIE, physician & druggist, 26, b Boone Co; mother Susie M DINWIDDIE nee JONES, 20, b KY, resided Myers. DINWIDDIE, Tyre Harris; male; 3rd, white; b 12 Jun 1886, at home; father Tyre H DINWIDDIE, physician, 29, b Howard Co; mother Susie M DINWIDDIE nee JONES, 23, b KY, resided Myers. DODSON, Chas W; male; 3rd; white; b 26 Dec 1883, Howard Co; father Thomas DODSON, farmer, 31, b Howard Co; Nancy E DODSON nee SUSAN, 23, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. DODSON, Jennie; female; 3rd child; b 17 Jul 1883, Myers; father Jesse DODSON, machinist & druggist, 39, b Degroff Ohio; mother Gracie F DODSON nee GREEN, 23, b Kentucky, resided Myers. DODSON, Robert; male; 5th, white; b 20 Mar 1885, Howard Co; father Jas R DODSON, carpenter, 38, b Howard Co; mother Anna M DODSON nee THURMAN, 33, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. DODSON, Sarah R; female; 1st; white; b 7 Feb 1884, Boonsboro; father John K DODSON, mill hand, 22, b Howard Co; mother Mary A DODSON nee CAMPBELL, 22, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. DOUGHERTY, ----, female; 7th child, no color; b 12 Sep 1883, Burton; father John David DOUGHERTY, blacksmith, 33, b Howard Co; mother Ellen DOUGHERTY nee DURNILL, 31, b Cooper Co, resided Burton. DOUGHERTY, ----; female, 8th, white; b 21 Nov 1884, near Myers; father Silas Robert DAUGHERTY, farmer, 36, b Howard Co; mother Nancy D DOUGHERTY nee BALL, 34, b Randolph Co, resided near Myers. DOUGHERTY, Elizabeth; female; 9th, white; b 12 May 1886, at home; father David DOUGHERTY, farmer and blacksmith, 35, b Howard Co; mother Ellen DOUGHERTY nee DURNELL, 33, b Cooper Co, resided Bonne Femme Twp. DOUGHERTY, Fannie Owen; female; 1st, white; b 6 May 1887, at home; father Benj Franklin DOUGHERTY, farmer, 28, b Howard Co; mother Charlottie DOUGHERTY nee OWEN, 22, b Grundy Co, resided Howard Co. DOUGHERTY, Jno Cleveland; male, 8th, white; b 9 Nov 1884, near Bunker Hill; father J D DOUGHERTY, mechanic, 34, b Howard Co; mother Ellen DOUGHERTY nee DURNILL, 33, b Cooper Co, resided Bunker Hill. DRAKE, Geo E; male; 1st; white; b 23 Aug 1884, Moniteau Twp; father Jos Thos DRAKE, farmer, 24, b MO; mother Lucy C DRAKE nee WHILHITE; 21, b MO, resided Henry Co MO. DUNCAN, ----; male; 5th, white; b 7 Nov 1886, Howard Co; father John William DUNCAN, miller, 42, b Monroe Co; mother Julia Fannie DUNCAN nee RAY, 34, b WV, resided Howard Co. DUNN, ----; male; 3rd; white; b 1 Aug 1884, Boonslick Twp; father Wm DUNN, farmer, 27, b Howard Co; mother Fannie DUNN nee TUGGLE, 21, b Howard Co, resided Boonslick Twp. EAGAN, Chas Wm; male, 2nd, white; b 28 Jul 1885, Glasgow; Chas H EAGAN, engineer, 33, b OH; mother Francis Elizabeth EAGAN nee DOBYNS??, 28, b Johnson Co, resided Glasgow. EARICKSON, Charles W; male; 1st, white; b 15 Jan 1888, Howard Co; father Charles S EARICKSON, farmer, 35, b Carroll Co; mother Bettie A EARICKSON nee BIBB, 33, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. EATON, Jacob Haller; male; 1st child, no color; b 8 Nov 1883, Moniteau Twp; father Joseph Edward EATON, farmer, 25, b Moniteau Twp; mother Sarah Elizabeth EATON nee EATON, 23, b Perche Twp Boone Co, resided Moniteau Twp. EATON, Jno Wm; male, 1st, white; no birthdate or place but filed 4 Dec 1884 and right after same doctor filed 9 Aug 1884 and 10 Nov 1884; father George EATON, farming, 23, b Howard Co; mother Martha R H EATON nee RAINS, 27, b Sebree, resided Sebree. EDDINGS, Edna; female; 3rd, black; b 6 Jun 1885, Howard Co; no information on father; mother Susan EDDINGS nee MADDOX, 20, nationality African, b Howard Co, resided Armstrong. EDDS, Joseph Lyle; male, 8th, white; b 23 Dec 1884, Burton; father C K EDDS, painter, 34, nationality Scotch, b "on the high seas"; mother M V EDDS nee YOUNG, 33, b TN, resided Burton. EDWARDS, ----; female; 4th; white; b 18 Aug 1884, Armstrong; father A J EDWARDS, blacksmith, 39, b NC; mother Elizabeth EDWARDS nee BIGGERSTAFF, 37, b KY, no residence; G F SMITH, Armstrong. EDWARDS, ----; male; 1st; white; b (no date, but #153 filed 31 Jul 1884) east of Myers; father Douglas EDWARDS, farmer, 22, b IL; mother Ellen J EDWARDS nee DOUGHERTY, 17, b Howard Co, resided south of Myers. EDWARDS, Albert F; male; 3rd; white; b 15 Apr 1884, Glasgow; father Wm EDWARDS, farmer, 32, b Randolph Co; mother Elizabeth EDWARDS nee JONES, 22, b Chariton Co, resided Glasgow. EDWARDS, Maggie E; female; 3rd; white; b 15 Jul 1884, Franklin; father Geo C EDWARDS, farmer, 32, b Franklin; mother Sallie EDWARDS nee W---------------, 28, b Boonville, resided Franklin. EMBREE, Zelno; male, 6th, black; b 10 Nov 1884, Burton; father Jno? Milton EMBREE, farmer, 31, b MO; mother Lucy Jane EMBREE nee LEE, 27, b Howard Co, resided Burton. ERWIN, ----; female, 6th, black; b 30 Sep 1884, Howard Co; father John ERWIN, laborer, 32, b Howard Co, nationality African; mother Mary ERWIN nee HINCH, 30, b Howard Co, nationality African, resided Fayette. ESTELLE, John; male; 12th; black; b 6 Dec 1883, Howard Co; father Lewis ESTELLE, farmer, 44, b Howard Co; mother Caroline ESTELLE nee MARSHALL, 32, b Howard Co, resided Howard Co. ESTELLE, Richard Gentry; male, 1st, white; b 7 Jan 1885, Howard Co; father Wm R ESTILL, farmer, 24, b Howard Co; mother Nannie E ESTILL nee GENTRY, 21, b Pettis Co, resided Howard Co. ESTILL, ----; female; 2nd, white; b 31 Mar 1886, Howard Co; father Mw R ESTILL, farmer and stock raiser, 25, b Howard Co; mother Nannie E ESTILL nee GENTRY, 22, b Pettis Co, resided Howard Co. ESTILLE, ----; female, 3rd, black; b 21 Sep 1884, Fayette; father Lawyer ESTELL, laborer, 32, nationality African, b Howard Co; mother Susan ESTILE nee WITT, 26, nationality African, b Howard Co, resided Fayette. EVANS, ----; female; 2nd; white; b 13 Sep 1884, Armstrong; father Jno James EVANS, farmer, 27, b Howard Co; mother Jane Isabella EVANS nee HUBBARD, 23, b Randolph Co, resided Armstrong; G F SMITH, Armstrong. EVANS, William C; male; 5th; white; b 15 Jun 1884, Armstrong; father A W EVANS, farmer, 43, b Howard Co; mother Ellen H EVANS nee HARRIS, 36, p PA, resided Armstrong.

7 June 1895--Robert Williams who left Paris MO, for California about a year ago came in Monday and remained several days with his son Isaac before returning to Paris. 7 June 1895--Born, on the 3rd, to Thos Towels and wife, a son. 7 June 1895--Jas. Collins is visiting his children in Roodhouse, Ill. 7 June 1895--The funeral of Mary Williams (col) was preached last Wednesday. A number of her white friends were in assistance. 7 June 1895--W. E. Terrill is the proud father of a pair of girl babies. They were born on last Friday morning and mother and little ones are getting along nicely. Gene is all right, too. His adherence to the double standard is now thoroughly established--Huntsville Herald. 14 June 1895--One of the most pleasant gatherings of the season was that of last Monday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rucker the occasion being the thirty-second anniversary of their marriage. Those present were: J. F. Rogers and wife, J. J. Bradley and wife, J. V. Adams and wife, Dr. T. H. Dinwiddie and wife, Mrs. E. R. Denham, Mrs. Bybee, of Mexico, W. L. Rennolds, of Mexico, and W. F. Spotts and wife, of Yates. 14 June 1895--Charles Johnson, one of the oldest passenger conductors on the Wabash, and who for the past two years has had charge on the Columbia Branch, fell dead on his train between Columbia and Centralia Thursday of last week. He was 76 years old. 14 June 1895--We begin the publication this week of a story written by Miss Leona Andrews, of Fayette. Miss Andrews is the daughter of John F. Andrews at one time a resident of Higbee and is no doubt remembered by many of the citizens. This is Miss Andrews first effort at story writing. She is not yet thirteen years old and we doubt if there is another child of her age in the state who can equal the production. (My notes: This is a story titled "Her First and Last Lover", and it is a serial. It was quite well written for a child of this age, and I would urge anyone who is descended from Leona to read the microfilm and copy the story. I am not including it because of its extreme length.) 14 June 1895--Mrs. Daniel Magruder, aged 65 years, died at her home 5 miles east of Armstrong Thursday of last week. 14 June 1895--Lewis Burkeye and John Young of near Middle Grove, were here yesterday to consult Dr. A. J. Brown in regard to the latter's health. 14 June 1895--Everett Brace, a plasterer, of Moberly shot his wife Tuesday afternoon and then shot himself. Mrs. Brace's wound is not serious the ball glancing down from the left side of her head and cutting the skin of the left shoulder. Brace shot himself under the right ear, the ball coming through the top of his head. It is not known how serious he is hurt, but his wife is suffering more from the shock than from the wound. Mr. and Mrs. Brace are middle aged people and have been married twenty-six years. 14 June 1895--Died, in Elliott, on Monday the 10th, Ella May infant daughter of George Manuel and wife. The remains were buried in the city cemetery here Thursday. 21 June 1895--KILLED BY A CAVE IN--Richmond, MO, June 14--David J. Whitmer, an old and well known citizen, was instantly killed this morning by the caving in of a sand bank two miles south of town. He had gone to the bank after a load of sand, and had partially filled his wagon, when the cave in occurred. He was alone at the time, and the cave-in was not discovered for nearly two hours after it happened. Mr. Whitmer was the son of the late David Whitmer, one of the witnesses to the authenticity of the Book of Mormon, and for a number of years has been the custodian of the original manuscript of the book, and many other papers of priceless value to the Mormons. He has repeatedly been offered vast sums for these papers, but has steadfastly refused all offers. 21 June 1895--J. T. Virts, proprietor of the shooting gallery which was in our city last week, remarked one day to an acquaintance that his wife, who was here with him, had a sister here she had not seen from infancy. Further conversation disclosed the fact that the sister referred to was Mrs. Nola Hume, and a meeting of the long parted sisters was quickly arranged. It seems that the parents of Mrs. Hume and Mrs. Virtz both died at about the same time, leaving the children mere infants, to be adopted by strangers. Mrs. Hume was adopted by W. H. Brown and Mrs. Virtz was adopted by a family named Tompkins, residing near Norborne, Mo. The sisters had not met before since their separation in infancy, and their accidental meeting here a few days ago was exceedingly gratifying to them--Glasgow Missourian. 21 June 1895--Died, at the residence of W. H. Duffield east of Higbee on the 19th Robert Stewart, aged 76 years. During a rain two weeks ago he slipped and fell with such force that paralysis set in which grew worse till the end came. He had been a resident of the county for 51 years and was never married. His remains were buried yesterday in the Duffield family burying ground. 21 June 1895--CLARK ITEMS--Bob Chism, section foreman at Larrabee was seriously hurt by a timber falling on him Monday. 21 June 1895--John Hazlerigg, a prominent citizen of Sturgeon, dropped dead Thursday of last week from heart trouble. He was 68 years old. 21 June 1895--Mrs. Kate Oldem who became demented about a year ago and was taken to the Asylum at Fulton returned home Tuesday sound in mind. 21 June 1895--Milton Houf, aged about 20 years, who lives on a farm near Mexico, went to that place Friday night of last week to hear Sam Jones lecture on "Home." After the lecture Houf began drinking and then started for his home. In the eastern suburbs he sat down on the Wabash railroad and went to sleep. A freight train struck him, killing him. 21 June 1895--FROM EBENEZZAR--Rev. Williams of our neighborhood, we understand, is about to sell his farm and move to Iowa. 21 June 1895--R. B. Chrishom while unloading a car of heavy timber at Laribee Tuesday got his head caught between two logs which came near removing his scalp. Dr. A. J. Brown was called and dressed the wound. 28 June 1895--Married, at Huntsville, Wednesday, June 26, P. W. Green, of Armstrong, and Miss Lizzie Maniel, of Huntsville. Rev. Walter Baxter, officiating. 28 June 1895--During the thunder storm Tuesday, lightning struck the residence of Wm. Brockman, near Brunswick, MO, instantly killing his sixteen year old son. 28 June 1895--Mrs. Nettie Lessley received a telegram Monday from St. Louis stating that her aunt, Mrs. Bettie McDonald died at that place Sunday and would be buried at Sturgeon Tuesday. 28 June 1895--Mrs. Moses Cleeton, of Bynumville, Chariton county, who for some time has been reported very low with lung trouble died Friday evening the 21st, and was buried near Salisbury Sunday. Quite a number Higbee relatives attended the burial. 28 June 1895--Mrs. W. P. Stapleton, of Albany, MO, daughter of Rev. W. F. Bell, who has been quite sick for the past four weeks is not expected to recover. W. C. Bell will leave to night for Albany--Fayette Banner. 28 June 1895--The one year old son of John Swanagan, col, died yesterday morning. Kathy Bowlin, Additions, corrections, comments welcome.

3 May 1895--Andy Lessley, brother of G. W. Lessley died in Illinois last Monday. The remains arrived here Tuesday morning and were taken to Plattsboro, Texas for interment. Mr. G. W. Lessley accompanied the remains. 3 May 1895--Married, at the residence of the bride's parents, G. L. Brassfield, and wife, on May the 1st, David Hare and Miss Jessie Brassfield. Rev. W. F. Bell officiating. The News wishes them a pleasant journey through life. 3 May 1895--KILLED BY THE CARS--Bass Krause, of Armstrong, Mangled in a Horrible Manner on the Alton Sunday Morning---At 5:00 o'clock Sunday morning April 28th, the dead body of Bass Krause, of Armstrong, was found mangled beyond recognition, on the C. & A. road opposite the coal chutes of the Higbee Mine. The news soon spread and a large number went to the shaft to assist in gathering up and caring for the remains. Mr. Krause left Armstrong the evening before about 10:00 o'clock on the "Hummer" and arrived here at 10:25. He came from the depot to the Randolph hotel, where he held a private interview with one of the porters. From there he went to Martin's barber shop where he remained a short time. From there, accompanied by John Welch, colored, he went to the Commercial hotel where he made a display of several bills which he placed in an envelope with a picture and returned to Martin's shop. Here he also made a display of his money, handed Martin a picture to look at and replaced the money in an envelope. About 12:30 he left for the Alton depot, and was spoken to by Wm. Mattox night clerk at the Randolph. He did not go to the depot, but crossed the main track going towards a west bound freight that was sidetracked for a passenger train. That was the last seen of him alive. His brother, Toss, was here Monday, and said that when Bass left Armstrong Saturday night he had $47.50, a watch chain and scarf pin. As the letters and picture and $1.80 in silver were all that could be found it is thought he was robbed. It is hardly probable that he was murdered and placed on the track for the risk of being discovered by the two night watchmen at the shaft would be too great. The bottom of the switch lamp below where the body was found was removed sometime during the night, which is another suspicious circumstance. There are many things connected with the accident that lead many to believe that he met with foul play. It is the general supposition here that he got on the freight train and being somewhat under the influence of liquor, fell from the train when at the shaft and was killed. Bass was well known here and frequently came up and spent an evening with the boys, and his death has cast a gloom over the entire community. The remains were taken to Armstrong Sunday evening for interment. VERDICT OF CORONOR'S JURY We, the jury, being duly sworn and impaneled by D. Proctor, coroner of Randolph county, to inquire into and due presentment make, as to how and by whom the deceased, whose dead body was found at C & A coal chutes in Moniteau township, Randolph co, MO, came to his death, after hearing all the evidence and viewing the body, find that deceased is Bass Krause, and that there was no one present at the time of the accident, and that he came to his death by a Chicago & Alton freight train at about 12:50 a.m., April 28, 1895. We believe this to be the result of his own carelessness. 3 May 1895--FATAL SQUIRREL HUNT--Fayette, MO, April 28--Joe Harston a farmer aged about 22 years, a brother of Circuit Clerk J. R. Harston, met a horrible death late Saturday evening. In company with two neighbor boys he went hunting young squirrels. A tree had been cut down and a squirrel ran beneath it. Young Harston pulled his gun to shoot, but was told not to do so. He laid his gun down and started to where his companions were. When directly in front of the muzzle of the gun, which was slipping down an embankment, the weapon was discharged in some way. The entire load took effect in the side of Harston's head and face, tearing a ghastly hole from which the brains oozed out. Death was instantaneous. 10 May 1895--Married, in Higbee, on the 5th, Mr. Luke Sharp and Miss Ola Hayden, Eld. Vincent, officiating. The news extends good wishes. 10 May 1895--Joseph Dougherty, of Salisbury, was here on business Monday. Friday, 10 May 1895--Wm. Thompson living near Burton died Wednesday, age 75. Friday, 17 May 1895--Birt Robb of Burton was the guest of N. A. Nicholas and family Sunday. Friday 17 May1895--HARRISBURG ITEMS--Aunt Nancy Baley, who is over 80, is quite sick at this writing. Friday, 17 May 1895--Wm. Embree who has been visiting his son, R. D. Embree near town for the past month returned to Marshall Monday. Friday, 17 May 1895--Luther Darly, colored, working on the farm of Wm. Tolson, near Fayette, became entangled in the harness on a mule Thursday of last week and was kicked to death. Friday, 17 May 1895--Elder J. A. Berry was united in marriage in Centralia on the 8th instant by Elder J. C. Howell to Mrs. E. B. Nichols, of Ashland, a lady of culture and means, and a cousin of his former wife. He will remain here for a few weeks, at the end of which time he will move to Ashland and make his home there. In this community Elder Berry numbers his friends by the number of his acquaintances and their best wishes will follow and abide with him and his estimable wife--Huntsville Herald. Friday, 24 May 1895--Chas. Littrell, aged 19, a farmer living six miles east of Centralia, killed himself Sunday night by placing the muzzle of a double-barrel shot gun in his mouth and pulling the trigger. He left a letter stating that since the death of his mother life had been a burden to him. Friday 24 May 1895--HARRISBURG--Jim Copher shot Young Goslin last Wednesday night. The ball entered his cheek and lodged in the back of his head. It seems that Goslin went to Copher's house and knocked or made a fuss in the porch and could not effect entrance, and went to the window and was trying to raise the window. Copher asked who it was and receiving no reply, shot through the window with the above result. Friday, 24 May 1895--HARRISBURG--The funeral services of the late Mrs. Nancy Bailey were held at the residence of Mrs. Agnes Smith, daughter of deceased. The sermon was preached by Eld. Naylor from the 90th Psalm and was very impressive, and delineated the beautiful and Christian character of the deceased. His remarks went to show the solemnity of death, but the greater solemnity of life. He urged that all adopt the conception of life followed out by the deceased that life may not end here, but continue for all eternity in heaven. Friday, 24 May 1895--MCDONALD ITEMS--Jonas Robb and wife were the guests of Aunt Kilda Robb Sunday. Friday, 24 May 1895--MCDONALD ITEMS--Lloyd Campbell was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Mary Robb Sunday. Friday, 24 May 1895--MCDONALD ITEMS--Grandma Curtis was the guest of Aunt Cirilda Robb Wednesday. Friday, 24 May 1895--MCDONALD ITEMS--Will Cleeton and wife and Mrs. Vada Pemberton were the guests of their Grandmother, Mrs. Cerilda Robb Saturday and Sunday. Friday, 24 May 1895--R. R. Jones was in Moberly yesterday to settle with the Adjuster for a house he had destroyed by fire at that place Friday night. Friday, 24 May 1895--Born, on the 16th, to J. F. Stark and wife a daughter. Friday, 24 May 1895--G. L. Williams and wife spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents in Audrain county. Friday, 24 May 1895--At Moberly Friday night a frame dwelling belonging to R. R. Jones of Higbee, was destroyed by fire. Mr. Jones carried insurance to the amount of $400. Friday, 24 May 1895--Died, on the 19th, of bronchitis, Wm. Russell, aged 59 years. Deceased leaves a wife, six sons and three daughters to mourn his loss. The funeral was preached at the residence Tuesday evening by Rev. W. F. Bell, of Fayette, after which the remains were taken in charge by the I. O. O. F. and A. O. U. W. , of which orders he was a member, and conveyed to the City Cemetery and tenderly laid to rest by the brotherhood. Friday, 24 May 1895--Born, on the 10th, to I. J. Embree and wife a daughter. Friday, 24 May 1895--Mrs. G. Kirby and Master Glovis McCulley, of Roanoke, were the guests of her sister, Mrs. Lud Newman this week. Friday, 24 May 1895--Judge H. H. Wayland and Alex Waller left yesterday afternoon to attend the United Ex-Confederate Union at Houston, Tex. Judge Wayland will stop off at Vernon to visit his sheep ranch, 18 miles from that place, where he has 600 acres of land, with suitable buildings, stocks, etc. Mr. Waller will visit Fort Worth before he returns--Moberly Headlight. Friday, 24 May 1895--Just before the beginning of the funeral services over the remains of Wm. Russell at the residence Sunday, Mrs. Russell, one son and three daughters became suddenly ill. Upon investigation it was found that they had partaken of a stimulant, hastily prepared, and that insect powder had been used in place of ginger. Dr. Brown was called and gave them medicine to counteract the poison. At the close of the funeral service they had so far recovered as to be able to attend the burial, but all have been very sick since. 24 May 1895--One of the saddest fatalities that has happened in Howard county for many years, was the death of Rolla Evans, the bright little four year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Evans, living near Armstrong, last Thursday. He was standing in a wagon when the team attached became frightened and ran off, throwing the little fellow out on his head, breaking his neck. The almost heart-broken parents have the profound sympathy of their many friends in their great bereavement--Fayette Leader. 24 May 1895--A DISASTROUS BLAZE--Higbee Loses $38,000 by Fire A Week Ago To-Day.--Fire broke out here at 12 o'clock Friday night of last week in the flour and feed store of T. B. Connell which, with the contents, was soon consumed. Mr. Connell valued his stock at $600; insurance $300. The building was a two story frame and belonged to W. L. Rennolds of Mexico, and was valued at $1000; insurance $600. The fire spread to the frame of D. W. Bowen which was occupied by Mrs. Mary Davis as a confectionery store and restaurant, which like the first building, was soon a pile of ashes. The building was valued at $1000 and insured for $700. Mrs. Davis succeeded in removing the most of her goods in a damaged condition. The next buildings to go were two one story frames belonging to Jas. Collins, valued at $1000. One was used by Mr. Collins as a shoe shop and the other by A. F. Dinwiddie as an insurance and real estate office. Mr. Dinwiddie succeeded in saving his books and papers, but Collins was not so fortunate, but lost his entire stock. Insurance $700. The fire, not being satisfied with the destruction of the frame buildings, spread to the large brick which was built three years ago at a cost of $14,000. This building belonged to a joint stock company composed of J. J. Bradley, Wm. Walton, J. V. Adams, J. E. Rucker and Chas. Evans. The lower part of the building contained five store buildings, and were occupied as follows: Nicholas & Avery, drugs, valued at $1000; no insurance. J. T. Martin, barbershop, valued at $600, insurance $200. Mrs. John Pilkington, millinery, valued at $400 saved in a damaged condition. J. B. Tymony, drugstore valued at $3500, insurance $2250. J. Frank Rogers, general merchandise valued at $12,000, insurance $4000. The upper floor of the brick was used for offices. J. C. Elgin, real estate and insurance, saved most of his books and papers. Dr. G. M. Nicholas, library and office fixtures valued at $400, nothing saved and no insurance. Dr. J. T. Wood, library, instruments and office fixtures valued at $400, and also a ledger worth $500, were consumed; no insurance. Dr. T. H. Dinwiddie, library and office furniture saved in fair condition. S. M. Hirsch and wife lost $400 on household goods which was covered by insurance. Mrs. Martha Redmon had her household goods deposited in one room of the building and they were burned. The next building to go was a frame owned by Dr. Dysart, valued at $250 and occupied by J. F. Jarman as a law office. The loss as far as we are able to ascertain is as follows: W. L. Rennolds, value $1000, Ins $630 T. B. Connell, value $600, insurance $300. D. W. Bowen, value $1000, insurance $700 Jas Collins, value $1000, insurance $700 Bradley building, value $14,000, insurance $8000 Nichols & Avery, value $1000, no insurance. John Martin, value $600, insurance $200 Mrs. Pilkington, value $200, no insurance J. B. Tymony, value $3500, insurance $2250 J. Frank Rogers, value $12000, insurance $4000 L. Dysart, value $250, no insurance S. M. Hirsch, value $500, insurance $400 Mrs. Martha Redmon, value $300, no insurance J. F. Jarman, value $50, no insurance Dr. J. T. Wood, value $900, no insurance Dr. G. M. Nicholas, value $400, no insurance. Total value $37,2000 (should be 37,200), insurance $17,180. This is not only a heavy blow to those who suffered a direct loss, but to the whole town as well. It looks hard for those who weathered the financial storm for the past two years to have their hard earnings snatched from them in so short a time. Those who suffered by the fire will re-enter business as soon as buildings can be secured. We learn that the Bradley building will be rebuilt at once and the wooden building replaced with brick during the summer. 31 May 1895--Died, in Higbee, on Saturday the 25th, of consumption, Miss Mary Lambier, aged 22 years. The funeral services were conducted at the M. E. Church by Rev. W. F. Bell Sunday evening, after which the remains were laid to rest in the city cemetery. 31 May 1895--William and Alex Cleeton and wives spent several days this week with their brother Dink Cleeton whose wife is very sick. Kathy Bowlin, Additions, corrections, comments welcome

5 Apr 1895--Died on Monday the first, of Bronchitis, after and illness of 2 days, Beulah, the 5 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Loyd. The remains were held until Thursday to await the arrival of Illinois relatives. The funeral services were conducted at the M. E. Church by Rev W. F. Bell of Fayette, at 2 o'clock Thursday evening after which the remains were laid to rest in the city cemetery. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of the whole community. 5 Apr 1895--For many years there has lived on his farm near Clifton Hill, Randolph county, a very eccentric character by name of Gunn. He owned the farm, renting out most of the land tilling only a few acres for his own supplies. He did his own house keeping, cooking, washing, etc. Rarely ever admitting anyone into his home, one room being particularly locked and barred against all comers. The curtains were always drawn, the utmost privacy and secrecy being maintained. He had no wife, no family, talked but little and never of his affairs. Saturday last he died, the neighbors heard of it and gathered in prepared the body for burial. On his person next to the skin was found a money belt in which were found twelve $20 gold pieces each wrapped in many papers and rags--first a tissue paper, then coarser, then a rag--a gold watch also was found in the belt. So, long had it been in the belt that the watch case was glued to the belt by the heat and moisture of his body. His age was over 30 years--Moberly Monitor. 5 Apr 1895--(Long, long mournful tribute to the Embree boys, Davis and Hugh. It tells little about them) To Mr. and Mrs. Rol Embree. In memory of their dear little boys, Davis and Hugh.....our beautiful little Hugh, who had made our home so happy for fifteen short months. In less than one week a messenger returned and plucked from the stem a fair sweet rose, our darling little Davis, whom we had idolized for seven years......and only one little brother is left to drift upon the tide, while two have crossed on the evergreen shore.....Mrs. J. T. Laturno, Merrimac, Iowa. 5 Apr 1895--Thos. White, city marshal of Rocheport was shot and instantly killed by a Negro woman, Friday of last week. The woman had been slandering Mr. White and came to town Friday expecting trouble. White tried to disarm her but failed. He then left her and started to his place of business when the Negro drew her pistol and shot him in the back of the head. 12 Apr 1895--Last week we made mention of the death and burial of the five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John A. Loyd. The child was buried on Thursday evening and the parents returned home. During the evening the mother became impressed that in placing the casket in the vault that it had become reversed and that her body was sleeping with its head to the east. So strong did the impression come with the mother that Mr. Loyd had the grave opened Wednesday and to the surprise of all found the head of the child pointing to the east. 12 Apr 1895--Wyot Hill, probably the oldest colored man in this part of the state died here Saturday night. His exact age is not known but it is thought by man that he was more than a 100 years old. He claimed to have seen Washington and also to have witnessed the battle at Orleans at which time he was a man grown. He was evidently a very old man. 12 Apr 1895--CLARK ITEMS--News reached here this week that Jas. Webster, of Ray, Colo, brother-in-law of Willard Seymour of this place, was dead and would be buried Tuesday. 12 Apr 1895--Born, on the 4th, to J. E. Hogan and wife a son. 12 Apr 1895--Dr. Thompkins, who died recently near Booneville, at the age of 92, is said to have been the oldest Mason in Missouri. 12 Apr 1895--BY HER OWN HAND--In the quiet of last Sunday evening Moberly suddenly became aroused over the rumor that a woman had killed herself. This occurred about 4:30 in the evening the circumstances of which were given at the Coroner's inquest last Monday. Mary Delaney, the deceased, was the wife of F. E. Delaney, who has been engaged in the lunch counter business on Reed street near the depot. At the Coroner's inquest Mr. Delaney stated that his wife had a pistol in her hand when he came into the room, and while he was behind the cigar case hanging up his coat and hat she fired the fatal shot accidentally. He rushed towards her and caught her in his arms as she was falling. They had some disagreement previously, but it was of little importance, and had happened before. Mrs. Delaney was the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Harris, and only 16 years of age. They came here from Pennsylvania about two years ago and intended to go back there on last Monday. The verdict of the Coroner's jury was "that she came to her death by a pistol shot by her own hand, whether by accident or with suicidal intent we cannot determine." The funeral took place last Monday from St. John's church and the burial at St. Mary's cemetery--Moberly Headlight. 19 Apr 1895--Mrs. Mary Pilkington returned Monday from a months visit with relatives in Iowa. 19 Apr 1895--Married, April 7th, at the residence of J. Robertson, Mr. O. P. Browning, of Santa Fe, and Miss Minnie Vandeventer, of Thompson, Elder Jacob Hugley officiating. This is a worthy young couple and we wish them all the happiness possible--Paris Apeal. Miss Vandeventer was at one time a resident of Higbee and her many friends here wish her a happy journey through life. 19 Apr 1895--IN MEMORY OF HIRAM BLYTHE--The subject of this memorial was born in Estill county, KY, February 12th, 1872, and died at Higbee, Missouri, March 2, 1895. Hiram, in the bloom of youth, was suddenly called away from earth, with its trials and burdens, to a life beyond this vale of tears. Why it was done we cannot tell, but we can only sadly murmur, "God's will be done." Hiram was gifted with a bright mind which needed only cultivation to insure him the brightest success in life; with a heart generous and true, which gathered around him companions who were delighted to be in his company, and were made happy by his cheerful society. Though our hearts were made sad when we knew he had gone, yet his kindness of heart and generous disposition will ever be bright spots clinging like tendrils around our memory. Hiram passed away like a gentle summer's day, leaving twilight's of fair memories of good and generous deeds behind as a solace to his kind father and mother and affectionate sisters. (The rest is flowery prose, that is little better than poor poetry. It adds nothing to the obituary.) 19 Apr 1895--We regret very much to know that William Winn, living near Myres, has become temporarily of unsound mind and had to be taken to the asylum at Fulton Tuesday. He was very violent Sunday and threatened to kill his wife. He is a son of E. T. Winn, and has five children. We sympathize with his family in their great affliction, and trust that Mr. Winn may soon be restored to reason--Fayette Leader. 19 Apr 1895--NOTICE--To my friends and patrons: In order to protect myself and business, I wish to state that the child of Mr. Jack Lloyd, which was buried with its head to the east and later changed to the west, an account of which appeared in the Higbee news of the 12th, was under the direction of Undertaker F. H. James, Higbee, Mo. At the time the funeral took place I was absent in St. Louis attending Embalming school. Respectfully, J. F. Smith. 19 Apr 1895--CLARK ITEMS--William B. Cross one of the oldest citizens of Clark, died Sunday morning and was buried Monday after funeral services at the church here conducted by Rev. J. B. Rice and J. K. Robinson. He was born near Armstrong, MO, in 1820 and settled here in 1853 when there were but few houses to be seen in this community, but by great courage and industry he overcame all the hardships incidental to a new country, and lived to see his youngest children grown to manhood and womanhood. He united with the Methodist church at Bethel camp grounds in Howard county in 1850, and lived a useful Christian life for forty-five years, doing much to advance the church and the Christian religion in this community. In his family he was a kind and gentle husband and father and labored to impress his children to live upright Christian lives. The first impressions for good that we ever received were made by our father over thirty years ago around the old fireplace in the old homestead, and well we remember how he then sang, "There is room enough in Paradise for a home in Heaven." He is now resting sweetly in that home where some day we can all meet him again. 19 Apr 1895--RUSSELL ITEMS--B. F. Kirby and wife were the guests of Vandorn Comstock Sunday. 19 Apr 1895--RUSSELL ITEMS--Mrs. Margaret Comstock whose child was burned to death near Keytesville recently, was thrown from a wagon near that place the other day and seriously hurt. 26 April 1895--Communicated Owing to comments in the Higbee News of 5th and 12th inst., relative to the burial of our dear child, Beulah, we think it right to say that nothing could exceed the kindness, attention, forethought and sympathy of Undertaker F H James. He handled her so very tenderly; he kept her for us four days and would have kept her longer had we desired it. The casket was beautifully turned out, and the funeral arrangements were beyond our expectations. It is generally said to be the best funeral ever left Higbee. When we went to re-open the grave F. H. James loaned us his horse and wagon and volunteered to come himself, but we were satisfied with Robert Williams. Our dear child was buried several days, but she looked just as natural and life-like as ever-just as if going to speak. The turning of the head was chiefly due to another person interfering at the grave. In our deep affliction we have the consolation that the funeral was such an excellent one, the grave was deprived of its cold look, and the body was so well and carefully preserved. Neither then, now, nor at any other time would we have any other undertaker but F. H. James, of Higbee, MO, who has our best thanks for the loving and tender manner in which he handled our dear child, and his many other acts of kindness. We also most sincerely thank our many friends for their great kindness and sympathy in our great sorrow.---J. A. Lloyd, Mary Lloyd. 26 Apr 1895--HALF-WAY STATION--A telegram was delivered to Mrs. J. R. Robb on Tuesday the 16th inst, announcing the death of her father, Enoch Crews. He had been ailing for a long time. 26 Apr 1895--We clip the following from the Atlanta, Tenn, Enquirer. Deceased was a brother of the late T. J. Moss and of Mrs. J. F. Smith. Brother J. C. Moss was born one mile north from Duncan's Landing, Hardin County, Tennessee, A. D. 1850, Oct 6; and after a short spell of illness, died at the Sulphur Springs, near Nixon, Tenn, Oct 18, 1894. He was a faithful member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and had been for 12 years. Brother Moss was a good citizen and Christian gentleman. He was a loving husband, an affectionate father and a tender brother. Bro. Moss was not only loved by his own household, but was surrounded by a large circle of friends; many of whom were present and witnessed his triumphant departure. He bade them a short good-bye; persuading them to meet him in Heaven, and many said they would. His greatest desire and strongest request was for the young folks to stop going to plays; and quite a number of them vowed to him that they would do so. He seemed to regard parties as being the greatest evil to lead young people astray. Brother Moss said to them that he was going to die and go to heaven. He said that he was ready to go; and that he did not have the shadow of a doubt, and that his troubles would soon be over forever. He said to his family not to grieve after him for it would do no good, but to prepare to meet him in heaven, and we will not have to part any more, all our troubles will be over and we will praise God forever. God bless his bereaved companion and seven children. Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God. 26 Apr 1895--FREE STATE--Mrs. R. S. Martin was called to Franklin last week to attend the funeral of her father who died of heart trouble on April 16, aged 57 years. He leaves a wife and six children to mourn his loss. 26 Apr 1895--Mr. John M. Lawrence and Miss Susie Parker were quietly married at 4 o'clock last Sunday afternoon at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. D. B. Clifton, about 7 miles northwest of here, and returned at once to the home of the bride's brother-in-law W. P. Minor. in this city, where they were treated to an elegant supper. The contracting parties are two of Randolph's most estimable young people, and start out in their new relations with the good wishes of all who know them. May the future deal kindly and generously by them, and may their union prove one of unalloyed happiness is the wish of the Herald--Huntsville Herald. 26 Apr 1895--James P. Osborne, one of Randolph county's oldest citizens, died at his home 7 miles east of Moberly on the 18th, aged 77 years. 26 Apr 1895--Died, at Burton, on the 22nd, Augusta, the two-year-old daughter, of Ben F. Andrews and wife. It was buried at New Hope church Tuesday evening. Kathy Bowlin Additions, corrections, comments welcome.

Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--ARCULE JONES INJURED--Arcule Jones, better known to Higbee folks as "Casey," who recently moved to Centerville, Ia., was slightly injured Thursday of last week, having taken a header into a street car while riding his bicycle. The Centerville Iowegian says of the accident: "Arcule Jones, thirteen years of age, was thrown from his bicycle and slightly bruised on Friday afternoon when he collided with the street car. He was riding at a good rate of speed around the square and just as he went to turn off into South Main he ran directly into the street car which was coming around the corner at the time. He was taken to his home by police officials, he being only slightly bruised." Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Pattrick left Saturday for Boulder, Colo., for the benefit of Mr. Pattrick's health, and where they will remain indefinitely should Mr. Pattrick show improvement, which is more than probably, his many friends will be delighted to learn, the Chicago specialist whom he consulted last week, pronounced his case not necessarily serious. They were accompanied by their son, J. H. Pattrick, who will complete his law course at the University of Colorado at Boulder. He expects to be able to get his degree within six months, having all but completed the course at the Washington Law School when he volunteered and went to France. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Mrs. Levi Simms received a message Sunday morning from her brother, Ernest Solsberg, advising her of his arrival from France on August 31, and stating that he would be sent to Camp Dodge for discharge. He will likely spend some time here before returning to his home in Montana. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Towles were made about the happiest in their lives Saturday by the arrival from France of their son, Arthur, who was in some of the biggest battles of the great war along with the other Higbee boys. Just before his division was ready to sail for home he was transferred and landed only a few days before his arrival home. Like the rest of the boys he is looking fine and wouldn't take a million dollars for his experience nor go through it again for ten times that sum. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--ATKINS-ATKINS--Mr. Y. L. Atkins and Mrs. Annie Atkins were married at the home of the latter in this place on Monday, August 4, 1919, Rev E.. M. Richmond of Moberly officiating. The bride was the widow of the late Gus Atkins and the groom is a brother of the latter. Both are in their 75th year. The News joins other friends in congratulations and best wishes. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Mrs. C. T. Ware of near Burton is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jas. Creson. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Mrs. Mary Williams returned Friday from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. T. R. Williams, of Divernon, Ill. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Mrs. Bertha Hall left Wednesday for Starksville, Colo., for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Thos. Hackward. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Miss Kizzie Robb of St. Louis arrived Tuesday for a visit with her father, S. E. Robb, and other relatives and friends. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Clyde Giles and daughter, Miss Beatrice, left Sunday for Denver, Colo., Mr. Giles having given out the idea of moving back to Higbee. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Paul Griffith, who was recently discharged from the army, returned to his home in Illinois Monday after a visit with his mother, Mrs. Thos. Giles, and other relatives. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--A card from John Murdy, who was home recently on a furlough, advises us that he sailed on the 4th for Ft. Amador, Canal Zone. He expects to return home by the end of the year. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Mr. Ezra Newman of Fayette and Miss Virdie Atkins of Moberly were united in marriage on July 30 at the home of Rev. Em. M. Richmond. The bride is a sister of Mrs. John Ware of this place. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--John Ware, while at work with a lot of heavy timber at the Walton mine, Tuesday, had his foot pretty badly mashed and will be kept from work for some time. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Forest Lee, who recently moved to Moberly, has gone to Senaca, Wis., where he hopes to secure employment, and will be joined later by Mrs. Lee, who is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Hare. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--T. A. Pyle returned to his home in Mt. Vernon, Ill., Saturday, after a visit with Higbee relatives and friends. Mr. Pyle, we learn, will move his family to Columbia in a few weeks that his children may attend the University. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Through an oversight last week we failed to mention the arrival home from France of Shelton Lessly, who served his country as a member of the 12th Engineers, driving an engine most of the time. He will resume his old position as engineer on the Alton. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--D. H. Williams orders his address changed to Somerton, Ariz., from which place he recently moved to Beaumont, Cal. He says the move was a mistake and that he is back in Somerton to remain. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson and Mrs. Josephine Wheeler spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheeler, of near Huntsville. The day being Mr. Wheeler's birthday, it was fittingly celebrated with a big dinner. Mr. Wilson brought us a sample of Mr. Wheeler's corn, which is the finest we ever saw, and his many Higbee friends will be pleased to know that Fred has 60 acres just like it. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--The residence of Mrs. Dora Dyre on the old Perkins place east of town was destroyed, with all of its contents, by fire Monday night. As no one was at home and the fire occurred during the heavy rain, it is presumed that the house was struck by lightning. We did not learn the extent of the loss or as to the insurance carried, if any. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--HARDIN FARM BRINGS $200 PER ACRE--One of the biggest farm deals in this county for some time, was the sale the first of last week of the Ben T. Hardin farm of 160 acres, two miles south of Moberly, to a Mr. McDonald of near Clark, at $200 per acre. The deal was made by Mrs. Hardin, Mr. Hardin being in Texas, where he purchased a big farm last fall, and where Mrs. Hardin will join him about November 1. Friday, 8 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 16--Order of Publication. Mary H. Burton, Plaintiff vs. Harlow, Embree, James W. Burton and Ella Burton, defendants. The State of Missouri to the above named Defendants GREETING: You are hereby notified that an action has been commenced against you in the Circuit Court Randolph County, in the State of Missouri, at Moberly, for the purpose of setting aside a certain paper writing purporting to be the last will and testament of Martha Harlow, deceased, which said action is returnable on the first day of the next regular term of said Court, to be held at the Court House in the City of Moberly of the county of Randolph, and State of Missouri, on the second day of October, 1919, when and where you may appear and defend such action; otherwise plaintiff's petition will be taken as confessed and judgment rendered accordingly. Friday, 15 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 17--This issue was missing from the microfilm. Kathy Bowlin, Additions, corrections, comments welcome.

Friday, 1 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 15--A. B. Spicer left Tuesday for Trinidad, Colo., where he will likely locate. His family will follow in a few weeks. Friday, 1 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 15--John Q. Robb, who recently returned from overseas passed through here Tuesday on his way to his home in Armstrong. Friday, 1 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 15--Clyde Warren was called to Macon county Wednesday by the death of his father. We could not learn any of the particulars. Friday, 1 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 15--The home of T. A. Comstock of south of town was the scene of a pleasant gathering yesterday, the occasion being the celebration of his 69th birthday. One of the pleasant features of the day to Mr. Comstock is that he is now the owner of the farm, which he purchased from G. W. Rennolds last fall. Friday, 1 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 15--Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ancell and children left last week for Colorado, but Mrs. Ancell becoming ill they had to stop off in Kansas, and will continue their journey as soon as she has sufficiently recovered. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Warford went to Kansas City Friday and returned the next day with the children. Friday, 1 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 15--Marguerite, the 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, who has been suffering from diphtheria for several days, and whose life was despaired of for a few days, has fully recovered from the dread disease, we are pleased to state, and will soon be able to be out. Friday, 1 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 15--MRS. J. V. HON DEAD--Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C. Hon were called to Pleasant Hill yesterday by the death of Mr. Hon's mother, Mrs. Emma Elizabeth Hon, which occurred that day, following an illness of two years. Deceased was born near Lancaster, Ohio, November 25, 1856, and was married in December, 1887, to Jerry V. Hon of Pleasant Hill. The husband and four children survive, viz: Chas. C. Hon, Higbee; Mrs. W. B. Gaston and J. Frank Hon, Pleasant Hill; Mrs. B. F. McDonald, Moline, Ill. She was a devout Christian lady, and had been a member of the Christian church at Pleasant Hill for many years. She had many friends here where she frequently visited, and all of whom will hear of her death with the deepest regret. Mr. Hon, who was devoted to his mother, and who made a trip back home to see her whenever possible, has the deepest sympathy of all. Friday, 1 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 15--Born, on July 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VanDyke, a daughter. Friday, 1 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 15--J. H. Pattrick, who came home on a short furlough two weeks ago, left Saturday for Chicago, and expected to get his discharge from the army some time this week. Friday, 1 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 15--Mr. and Mrs. David Gooch of Roanoke spent last week with their nephews, Wayland and George Patterson. They were accompanied home by Victor Patterson, who will spend several days. Friday, 1 Aug 1919, Vol 33. No 15--Eugene Burton, Clyde Smith, Ermine Hare and Arch Middleton, members of the local Boy Scouts, in order to prepare themselves for future scout duty, decided, the first of the week to rough it for several days. The boys hiked to Yates Tuesday where they spent, in small comfort, the day and night. Wednesday morning, W. F. Jones, on his way to Higbee, surprised the camp, took the four captive and brought them to Higbee. They reported the Yates neighborhood free of enemies and everything quiet. Their only complaint was of the mosquitoes which were vicious. Otherwise they had a good time. Kathy Bowlin, Additions, corrections, comments welcome.

Hi Everyone, I was gone for a few days over the Memorial Day Weekend. Sorry for the delay. I will be having a routine test done at the hospital tomorrow, and will drugged up for the day, so if you don't hear from me, you will know why. It's nothing serious, just one of those tests that you take when you reach my age. I also want to apologize, AGAIN, for posting a message last week to the list that was supposed to go to my Mom. I've got to get more sleep! A hint for all of you if it happens again. While I really like everyone on these lists, I don't sign my posts to you guys with "Love, Kathy". So if that is the way it's signed, ignore it, it's for my Mom. Now it's back to work. Kathy Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--LOST LIFE WHILE TRYING TO RESCUE FELLOW WORKER--A Tragedy Caused by Black Damp in Coal Mine Resulted Fatally for W. H. McKiernan.--This afternoon black damp in a mine that was being sunk 3 1/2 miles northwest of Moberly caused a tragedy which resulted in the death of W. M. McKiernan. The mine was being dug for J. M. Williams with Mr. McKiernan in charge of the work. For several days the workmen had been bothered with the deadly blackdamp, which has been the long drawn out cause of mining fatalities, and early this afternoon Bob Anderson was overcome by it. Mr. McKiernan went down after him and succeeded in getting a rope around him and he was pulled out in safety, but his rescuer after climbing some eight of ten feet fell back overcome. Knowing that it meant death for anyone to attempt to get him without protection against the poison fumes an emergency call was sent into the fire department for the use of their smoke and gas mask. Chief Crews, with the consent of the mayor, rushing to the mine making the trip in 16 minutes. the mask was put on by "Boss" Ball, who with a rope tied around him descended the pit in the hope that Mr. McKiernan might still be alive. A physician from Moberly was ready to give his service but after efforts he could not be revived and another call was made for a pulmotor, but after thorough trial it was found life was extinct--Mr. McKiernan had made the supreme sacrifice by giving his life in exchange for that of another. It was said by the experienced miners that the black damp was so bad at the depth that the body was found that coal oil would not have burned and it would have meant death to anyone else who had tried to rescue it without the protection afforded by such a mask as is now being tried out by the fire company. Mr. McKiernan was one of the well known and highly respected citizens of this town and community and lived at 918 South Williams street. He is survived by his wife, one daughter and two sons. His son, John McKiernan died last winter while in service, a victim of the influenza. He is among the last of the older McKiernan family, several of whom also lost their lives in mine accidents.--Moberly Democrat, July 18. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--MRS. ARVIL THOMAS DEAD--Mrs. Arvil Thomas died very unexpectedly at her home six miles northwest of town at 10:40 Friday night, July 18, 1919, death being caused by a ruptured blood vessel. Mrs. Thomas was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Miles, and was 23 years of age. Besides her parents she is survived by her husband and infant daughter. Funeral services were conducted Sunday by Hagar by the Rev. J. H. Linn, where interment was made. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--J. Boyd Ditter of Moberly spent the week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Avery, of near town. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--The 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Marietta of north of town died on the 23rd after an illness of a few days. Interment was made at Moberly. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--The many Higbee friends and acquaintances of Mrs. W. E. Grant of Excelsior Springs will be pained to learn of the death of her husband at their home in that city on Monday, from the effects of the flu, from which he had never recovered. He was 53 years old. Mrs. Grant will be best remembered as Mrs. W. T. Botts. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--Born, on the 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kirby, a son. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Holtzclaw, who went to Colorado Springs three weeks ago, returned Sunday, the altitude being too high for Mr. Holtzclaw. The latter, we are sorry to say, is not as well as when he left, and has been in bed most of the time since his return. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kirby left Monday for Colorado Springs, Col, for the benefit of Mr. Kirby's health, and where they will make their future home. They are given up with genuine regret by a wide circle of friends, all of whom join the NEWS in best wishes for their future health and happiness. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--T. D. Jenkins and son, Raymond, left Saturday for Spadra, Ark., where they have secured work. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Matt Evans on the 18th, but lived less than a day. Interment was made in the city cemetery. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--Mrs. Maggie Cave informs us that her son, Will, who has been in Kansas City since leaving Higbee some two years ago, has gone to California where he has employment with an airplane company. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--MRS. THOS. GRAVITT DEAD--Mrs. Mattie Gravitt, beloved wife of Thos. Gravitt, died at the family home just north of town on Friday, July 18, 1919, from cancer of the liver, death coming as a welcome release from months of intense suffering. Deceased was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hudson, of Moberly, and was born in that place in 1876. She was married to Thos Gravitt in 1895 and is survived by him and the eleven children born to them. She also leaves two brothers, Harvey and Joe, of Moberly, and two sisters, Mrs. Lawrence Spicer and Mrs. Jas. Briscoe. Funeral services were conducted at the home Sunday by the Rev. B. R. Sanburn and interment made in Oakland cemetery, Moberly. The warmest sympathy of all goes out to the bereaved ones. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--Tony Cruse, as will be seen by an ad elsewhere, will sell a small lot of personal property at his residence in the north part of town on Saturday, August 2, beginning at 2 o'clock. All of the articles to be sold are practically new. Mr. Cruise will move to Colorado following the sale, making the move for the benefit of Mrs. Cruse's health. Better fellows than Tony are not made, and his host of friends join. The NEWS in the hope that his absence will be only temporary. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--Ernest Brook, who recently moved to town from his farm east of town and bought a half interest in Clyde Warren's soft drink and ice business, sold his interest to Mr. Warren Monday and will return to the farm, one of the best in this section. It is the most sensible move Mr. Brook ever made and one on which his friends are congratulating him, although, of course, they regret to lose him as a citizen of Higbee. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Collman, and brother, Arnold Collman, left Thursday morning for their home in George, Ia., after a short visit with Mrs. Collman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bowen, and other relatives and friends. On account of bad roads they were three days in making the trip to Higbee, a distance of about 550 miles, and hope to make the return trip in two days. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--J. J. Bradley, who has been in Columbus, N.M., for the past two or three years, and who had been the guest of his son, John, of Denver, Colo., for a couple of weeks, was here Thursday, taking in the big celebration and shaking hands with old friends. He has decided to return to Missouri, we learn, and will probably locate in this section of the state. His many old friends join The NEWS in the hope that he will decide to again make Higbee his home. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--John Murdy, who came home several weeks ago on a furlough, left Thursday night for New Orleans, where he will be stationed for several weeks before sailing for the Canal Zone where he has been stationed for several weeks before sailing for the Canal Zone where he has been stationed since entering the service. He expects to be discharged shortly after his arrival, and will return to Higbee, for a time, at least. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--HAROLD QUINSBERRY DEAD--Harold Quinsberry entered into the sleep of death Saturday night at 10 o'clock in the home of his mother Mrs. J. M. Dougherty, nine miles south of Higbee. He was 18 years old. He formerly lived here and has many friends in Moberly to regret that his life was cut short while yet in its early promise. He was known as a good boy and industrious. Like so many youths, although he was not of the age to be called into service, he could not resist the personal urge to do his part for his country and so became a sailor. While his earthly days were brief, they were creditably lived. He is survived by his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. James Dougherty; a sister, Miss Thelma, and two brothers, Wilbur Quinsberry and Orville Farrell. The funeral service was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in Antioch church, conducted by Rev. Henson. Burial in adjoining cemetery--Moberly Democrat. Friday, 25 July 1919, Vol 33. No 14--NOTICE--All those owing Mose Stevenson on account are requested to pay same at once, and those who left watches or other articles for repair will please call for same, as all not called for within a reasonable time will be sold. The stock of jewelry is for sale in whole or in part at wholesale prices--Mrs. M. T. Stevenson. Kathy Bowlin, Additions, corrections, comments welcome.

First Generation NOTE: I am also showing a marriage to Bertha BURTON, but have no info on her. 1. Jacob "Jake" GRAPES. Born 9 Oct 1872 in Fayette, Howard, Missouri. Died 20 Sep 1946 in Fayette, Howard, Missouri. Wives of Jacob from262 The Higbee News 10 Dec 1936--JAKE GRAPES INJURED--Jake Grapes, Katy sectiion foreman, of Moberly, and whose territory extends to Higbee, had a very narrow escape from serioious injury or death Thursday. He was standing by the side of the track on the Division street crossing, and as the local freight came by, he thought to get on the coach that is used as express car and caboose and ride to the depot. Just as he attempted to swing himself on the steps he stumbled, which broke his hold, and he was thrown to the ground and toward the track. Alex Gaines, who was standing near, but not close enough to render any help, says he was so sure Mr. Grapes would be killed that he turned his back to keep from witnessing such a horrible thing, and that when he turned to see what had happened he saw Mr. Grapes hit by the truck of the coach and knocked and pushed away from the track. Mr. Grapes was taken to the office of Dr. C. F. Burkhalter, who discovered no grereater injury than a broken rib or two on the left side and a very sever scalp wound, as well as sccratches and bruises about the face. Mr. Grapes was later taken to a Moberly hospital, where Dr. Burkhalter' diagnosis was confirmed, and at last accounts was doing nicely.302 He married Nannie M. WOODS, daughter of Andrew J. WOODS & Madora DOUGHERTY, 1904 in Fayette, Howard, Missouri. Born 6 Apr 1886 in Fayette, Howard, Missouri. Died 1958 in Fayette, Howard, Missouri. They had the following children: 2 i. Isaac Jacob GRAPES Second Generation 2. Isaac Jacob GRAPES. Born 1 Jul 1905 in Fayette, Howard, Missouri. Died 7 Jun 1990 in Fayette, Howard, Missouri. He married Betty Jane SMITH, 2 Jun 1935 in Fayette, Howard, Missouri. Reference Note 262 [email protected](Roberta "Berta" Sheridan) Reference Note 302 Mike & Kathy Bowlin" <[email protected] Compiled by: Linda Manning Billings, Montana 59102 [email protected]

That finishes what I have on the children of William and Polly WALKER GRAPES. There are three other children but I have no further info on them: Benjamin Franklin GRAPES Sophia GRAPES J. Morris GRAPES, b 25 Sep 1876, d. 21 Oct 1958 I have received some new info but have not looked it over yet. Hope this helps someone besides ME!!! :-) Linda