Hello, I was planning to bring my family to Kimmswick, MO, for the festivities this weekend. I'm having trouble finding info on the internet. Could someone point me to a good website or email me a list of activities or special events (re-inactments, etc.) that I won't want to miss. Thanks! Marianne in Mountain Home, Arkansas _______________________________________________________ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/

Am at a loss as to pedigree and history of each of these individuals: James Franklin HENDRICKSON is my gg grandfather Joseph ADAMS (Nancy Joseph's mother, Augustus his - probable- brother) and Amanda Ellen MOSS were my ggg grandparents (William Moss - b. 1770 was her father, Judith THOMAS (dau. of Capt. Mark Thomas, my gggg grandfather) was her mother. Just some of my questions... --who were James Franklin Hendrickson's parents? was Richard his father? how does the early pioneer William Hendrickson fit in? the Hendrickson's have always had large families - who were JF's siblings/their families? how does the Rankin family fit into the picture? where did the Hendrickson's come from prior to landing in MO? and before then - when did they first immigrate and from where? --who WAS Joseph's father and what was his mother's maiden name? where did they come from originally? did she ever remarry? is there any truth to the family story linking the family to the Adam's presidents? --WHY was William Moss referred to as Captain, yet there is no evidence that he ever was? who were his parents? what was his wife's name? when did the family immigrate? --what was the maiden name of Ann, Capt. Thomas' 1st wife and what was the name of his 2nd wife? why did he exclude his first family from his will? who were his parents? etc :-) Would appreciate any info on parents, spouses, siblings, collateral lines, family history, migration - any and all help is much appreciated. Jan Daniel

where could I find an immigration list of the 1840s into Jefferson county Mo.? They left Bordeaux France in 1840 , and then They are in the 1840 census of the Big River Township of Jefferson Co. I thought that They were in Canada , for several years , Their names are John Roque and Eugenia (Bernadette) Roque with one daughter CORA . CORA was born in 1833 and they left France when She was 7 years old , so They must have came straight here , unless They went to Canada , and then just walked across the border Thank You ; Karl Roussin

> Which census did you find them in jefferson Co? I found them in 1850: Wease, John age 25 born Mo farmer $600 Pers.prop. ann E. age 20 born Mo Broudale, Joshua age 30 teacher, born NK 1860, Meramac twp, Pelew's Creek PO Wease, John age 34 farmer $400 in RE, $500 in PP born Mo anne E age 30 born Mo Louise age 3 born Mo Albert age 3 born MO I did not find them in 1870 or 1880. they may have moved or been counted in an adjoining county. Mary Ann > > > Subject: [MOJEFFER] John Wease > Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2001 17:06:29 -0700 > From: "Mary Bittick Gallano" <Mary_Bittick_Gallano@prodigy.net> > To: MOJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com > > I am researching the family of John Wease and Ann Eliza Hilderbrand. John was born on 23 Dec 1825 and md on 4 May 1846 in Jefferson Co, MO. Ann Eliza was born 6 May 1830 in Jefferson Co, MO. John died on 30 May 1891 and Ann Eliza died on 16 Nov 1891. They had 7 children: > 1. America Isabella Wease who was born before 1848 and died on 21 Jul 1848. > 2. Melinda C. Wease who was born before 1854 and died on 21 Sep 1854 > 3. Louise Wease who was born ca 1855 > 4. Albert Wease who was born ca 1857 > 5. Unknown Wease who was born after 1860 > 6. John Edgar Wease who was born 23 May 1865 and died in Mar 1948 > 7. Cora J. Wease who was born before 1870 and died 12 Apr 1870 > > I cannot locate this family on the 1880 cd's from the FHC. Does anyone know where this family was in 1870 and 1880? I'm certain they were still in the Jefferson Co area. Any help appreciated. Thanx Mary

I am researching the family of John Wease and Ann Eliza Hilderbrand. John was born on 23 Dec 1825 and md on 4 May 1846 in Jefferson Co, MO. Ann Eliza was born 6 May 1830 in Jefferson Co, MO. John died on 30 May 1891 and Ann Eliza died on 16 Nov 1891. They had 7 children: 1. America Isabella Wease who was born before 1848 and died on 21 Jul 1848. 2. Melinda C. Wease who was born before 1854 and died on 21 Sep 1854 3. Louise Wease who was born ca 1855 4. Albert Wease who was born ca 1857 5. Unknown Wease who was born after 1860 6. John Edgar Wease who was born 23 May 1865 and died in Mar 1948 7. Cora J. Wease who was born before 1870 and died 12 Apr 1870 I cannot locate this family on the 1880 cd's from the FHC. Does anyone know where this family was in 1870 and 1880? I'm certain they were still in the Jefferson Co area. Any help appreciated. Thanx Mary

Hi Karen, Henry PRUITT, etc., is listed in the following Big River Twp., Jefferson Co.,MO census records - 1850 family 144, 1860 family 838, 1870 family 234, 1880 family 329 at which time a male Fidelo aged 7 is listed, I suggest that this is your Dealo. B

Someone was looking for infro on Frey. Have the 1860 census from Jefferson Co. if you need it. Lloyd

My g-grandfather was Dealo Pruitt (b. 29 Dec 1874 in Jefferson Co., MO). His marriage license indicates his parents were Henry and Sarah Pruitt. In the 1860 census for Big River Twp. there is a Henry and Sarah Pruitt; however, in the 1870 census (four years before Dealo was born) there is no record of Henry and Sarah Pruitt. I am wondering if they are the parents of Dealo. Family lore says that Sarah died giving birth to Dealo, and Henry died shortly thereafter. I sure would like to confirm whether the Henry & Sarah Pruitt in the 1860 census are Dealo's parents. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Karen Grant _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

Dave, Just a suggestion: If you post this to the KIRN/KERN; JENKINS and RACINE family message boards at Genforum.com (now part of Ancestry.com) you will most likely reach anyone interested in this information (who is on-line), even ones who don't know that they have a connection to Jefferson County, MO. Marianne On Thu, 2 Aug 2001 23:55:34 -0500, Dave Hallemann wrote: > I have come across two more adoption deeds for Jefferson County Missouri; > > The first recorded in Book 25 at page 466, on September 3rd, 1884, Hamilton > A. Jenkins of Jefferson County, adopts Nellie Kirn (a minor aged 8 years) of > Jefferson County, this is a standard "Deed of Adoption" > > Second recorded in Book 25 at page 467, the next page, on September 3rd, > 1884, August Racine of Jefferson County, adopts Carrie Kirn (a minor aged 6 > years) of Jefferson County, this is a standard "Deed of Adoption" > > They were adopted on the same day. The Kirn family was from Jefferson > County as per deed however I did not find a listing of them in the cemetery > records. They probably lived in the vicinity of the Jenkins and Racine > families or were relatives of these families, although this is a guess. > Hope this helps someone out there. If anyone knows where to pass this info > to an adoption site please do so. Thanks. > > > Dave Hallemann > Sleuth@cat2.com <mailto:Sleuth@cat2.com> > > > ==== MOJEFFER Mailing List ==== > There is no formal NOMAIL mode for the MOJEFFER list. If you > plan to be away for vacation or business for an extended period > of time, please unsubscribe and then resubscribe on your return. > _______________________________________________________ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/

I have come across two more adoption deeds for Jefferson County Missouri; The first recorded in Book 25 at page 466, on September 3rd, 1884, Hamilton A. Jenkins of Jefferson County, adopts Nellie Kirn (a minor aged 8 years) of Jefferson County, this is a standard "Deed of Adoption" Second recorded in Book 25 at page 467, the next page, on September 3rd, 1884, August Racine of Jefferson County, adopts Carrie Kirn (a minor aged 6 years) of Jefferson County, this is a standard "Deed of Adoption" They were adopted on the same day. The Kirn family was from Jefferson County as per deed however I did not find a listing of them in the cemetery records. They probably lived in the vicinity of the Jenkins and Racine families or were relatives of these families, although this is a guess. Hope this helps someone out there. If anyone knows where to pass this info to an adoption site please do so. Thanks. Dave Hallemann Sleuth@cat2.com <mailto:Sleuth@cat2.com>

Abstracts from the 'Jefferson Democrat' Newspaper - Hillsboro, Jefferson County, Missouri January 1912 Probate Court: Will of Henrietta HENTCHER; est of A S StMARY; the McCARTY minors; est of Margaret BAUER; est of Rudolph ROESCH; est of Patrick F FARLEY; est of Naomi A WHITSIDE; est of Ruth WALKER; est of Benjamin MITCHELL; est of ESHBAUGH minors; William MOCKER; Willis L HAMRICK; Ira ALEXANDER on his minor child (later issue Iris ALEXANDER ordered returned to her father by Otie BROOKS and Joseph and Dave CONWAY); est Jacob REABAN; est Edward F GOWAN; est W G GOFF; est. Andrew HEFFMAN; est James McMILLEN (minor); est Martha BUEHLER; est Dorsey WIDEMAN; est Edward G SMITH; est Henry LEICHT; est Alex MILES; est Aaron SHAFER; est Edna J FEIESELMAN; est Frank SCHMIDT; est Maria OGDEN; est Edward KISER; est Frank WHITE; est Andrew WHITE; (final settlement ads) Isaac COMPTON; Charles QUIST; Emmett S McCLAIN; Ralph BUSH; Josephine McCORMACK; W H BEATTE; John BREEN; Herman HOHENTHAL; Susan BRIGGS; David L CLEMENTS Marriage licenses: Alvin WIERSCHEM (Festus) and Genevieve PALMER (Festus) Chester BROWN (Garden City, KS) and Frances SOLOMON (Festus) Miscellaneous: Family Reunion - Mrs L K WATERS of Kimmswick (also BAKER; HERRELL; HARBOR; BRUEGGEMAN and HALL) Circuit Court - Mark MOSS/disturbing the peace; Stanley HOEKEN/carrying a concealed weapon; Jacob MARTIN/assault to kill; Frank WILSON/disturbing the peace; James GRAY/carrying concealed weapon; Robert McKILLIAN/assault w/ intent to kill; George RUNKE/boarding train while intoxicated; Wm SCHOSKE/discharged from custody; Hearst KEYSER Obituaries and Card of Thank: Arthur Ivan SHUBERT d: Jan 11, 1912 gastritis; s/o Edward of Kimmswick; Glaize Creek Cemetery; age 4 yrs 8 m 4 d Mrs W H WALKER (nee Adeline McMULLIN) b: Jan 3, 1839; d: Jan 10, 1912; other names; CAPE, MULLS, CUMMING, HYATT, AMES, BOYER Mrs Fannie P GIPSON w/o L A; d/o Peter T McCREARY; d: Jan 17, 1912; Tuberculosis; b: Feb 14, 1886 Card of Thanks for little son Ivan by M/ M Andrew J SHUBERT Christine SCHAELICH (nee KAFFAI) w/o August b: Jul 24, 1842 Germany; Hillsboro Cemetery; other names WALDMAN, LUH Emily C GIFFORD (nee BOYRIE) b: Jun 5, 1858; d: Jan 24, 1912 w/o J T; 8 children not named Card of Thanks for our little boy M/M George McDONALD _______________________________________________________ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/

This was taken off a horseshoe shaped card presented by the teacher to the students. The House Springs Grade School located on the House Springs--Hillsboro Road near Heads Creek. The school was modified many years ago into a home and still stands today just south of the Gravois/Hy MM intersection. Jefferson County School District No. 17 Yr 1929 Teacher: Dora Anna Bonacker School Officers: President: John H. Brimmer Clerk: George Batek Directors: Ferdinand Weber Roy Burgess Pupils: Evelyn Wolgast June Miller Constance Weber Delphia Lony Margaret Edwards Richard Weber Edna Lony Warren Wolgast Roland Lightfoot Della Weber Floyd Burgess Anna Oetjen Carol Miller Ellen Weber Marvin Lightfoot Victor Nahlik Virginia Weber Forrest Brimmer Leander Moder

Now Available FREE DAR PATRIOT LOOKUP SERVICE Do you think you have a Revolutionary patriot (male or female) in your family tree? The DAR will search their database of proven Revolutionary patriots free of charge. This service is available at www.dar.org. Thanks, Betty, for sharing this with all of us! :) Patty Frazer County Coordinator Jefferson County MOGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~mojeffer/index.html Jefferson County Genealogical Society http://www.rootsweb.com/~mojcgs/index.html Jefferson County Historical Society http://www.rootsweb.com/~mojeffer/jchs/index.html Personal Home Page http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~pfrazer/index.html List Owner: MOJEFFER, M*A*R*C*O*U*X, M*A*R*C*U*E, P*A*U*B*E*L

I posted this to the Jefferson County message board, but, wanted to share it with the list. Also, I have the microfilm for the 1911-1914 Jefferson Democrat for another week if anyone has an obit, etc. that they want me to look for. MCP >From the Sept 9, 1913 'Jefferson Democrat' Newspaper, Hillsboro, MO Fifty years ago courts were held in the old court house, near the site of the present school house, and steps were being taken to build a new temple of justice on the site of Mrs. Steen's hotel. That hotel, in 1863, consisted of a lot of one-story rooms covering considerable space. Amor made his advent into the town about that time and married Mrs. Ed Hoeken, and he and his wife ran a store, saloon and hotel on the block across the street from the Jefferson Hotel; Abner Green, James A Beal, Sam Hendrickson and John L Thomas were the lawyers then at Hillsboro. We had only a weekly mail from Victoria and no hack service at all. When we wanted to go to St. Louis we hired a two-horse farm wagon to take us to Vicortia or else rode down horseback, taking a boy along to return with the horse. There was no newspaper nearer than St. Louis. Elias F Honey was circuit clerk and recorde, and S.A. Reppy county clerk. We then had no probate court, probate business being done in the county court. The population of Hillsboro that year was less than a hundred and the taxable wealth did not exceed $6000. Joe Hoeken is the only one, I think, who was in Hillsboro then who still lives there. Mrs. Thomas says Mrs. Williams and daughter, now in the town, were there in 1863. John H Reppy was born in Hillsboro in 1863. JOHN L THOMAS Washington D.C. Sept 9, 1913 _______________________________________________________ Send a cool gift with your E-Card http://www.bluemountain.com/giftcenter/

Whom should I write to for a record of marriage`s in Jefferson County ? The Big River Township has a census record of My G.G.Great Parents in the 1840 census . I would like to know if They were married , in Jefferson Co., and if not , then They must have met elsewhere . Please reply Thank You ; Karl Roussin

I just wanted to share something with the list that I have found to be very helpful. Recently, I went on a "research trip" to Pulaski, Washington and Jefferson Counties, MO. I was searching for information on a family named MILLER. William Miller married my great Aunt, Elizabeth Ann JACKSON. I thought William MILLER was buried in the Hazelgreen Cemetery, (a CLUE from familysearch.com) and so I went to Hazelgreen Cemetery and sure enough I found William's final resting place. I wrote a note explaining who I was and what I was searching for, then I placed the note inside a plastic sandwich bag, sealed it tight and using a small strip of velcro, attached it close to the bottom of the tombstone. Today, I received a letter from the grand daughter of William's brother, Charles. She enclosed the names, b-dates and d-dates of William MILLER's siblings. Her aunt is 91 years old and takes care of the graves at the cemetery and she found my note. So if anyone is going to pay their respects at their ancestor's graves, think about leaving a note, in a conspicuous place, but DO NOT attach it where you will noticeably mar the tombstone. Good Luck. Mary marykell@aol.com

Looking for any information on my great plus grandparents Thomas Walter Mattox, b. MD and Elizabeth A. Jones b. abt. 1828 in TN (according to the 1850, 1860 and 1870 Census) married abt. 1846. They lived in St. Louis/Lewis Township 1850 and 1860 Census. Shortly after the Civil War Thomas died and Elizabeth went to Crawford Co, Missouri to live with her son William Mattox. She shows up in his house in the 1870 Census with four of her children. By the 1880 Census she has married a William Adair. Have been told by family that they some of their children and grandchilden lived at one time in Jefferson Co. Any leads appreciated. Thanks. Mona (Annette) Hagy-Rose mona@satx.rr.com List Administrator of hagy-l@rootsweb.com List Administrator of wyeth-l@rootsweb.com Searching: Mine: Breeden, Buchanan, Carter, Creekmore, Garner, Hagy, Ham, Harman/Harmon, Landreth, Johnson, Jones, Mattox, McFarland/McFarlan/McFarlen/McFarlin, McKay, McLemore, Montgomery, Peterie, Petty, Pratt, Riddle, Sutton, Todd Sister: Greenstreet, Harrison, Leath, Tyree, Vreeland Husband: Borge, Rose, Silva, Sleeper Sons: Brotherton, Marconi, Souva, Wyeth

The Franklin County Historical Society will be hosting the First Annual FCHS Picnic and History Fair on Sunday, September 9, 2001 at 2 pm. We are inviting all of the area societies to attend, including those beyond Franklin County borders, and to set up a table (which they supply -- card tables suggested unless they have a LOT of stuff) and bring whatever books, postcards, videos, or other items they may have to sell and to bring newsletters and membership information to distribute as well. Gary Lucy, well-known area artist who has done numerous historical paintings of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers and of riverboats as well, will be our guest speaker. He will focus on his extensive research into the Lewis and Clark expedition. This is a rare opportunity to hear Lucy speak. There will be a catered lunch at 2 for $8 per person, payable in advance to FCHS, P. O. Box 293, Union, MO 63084. Contact society president Sue Cooley scooley@worldnet.att.net or 636-629-4851 for more information. This event will be held in the large covered pavillion behind the St. John's Mantels UCC Church on Highway A between Union and Washington, Missouri. It should be noted that Highway A runs parallel to Highway 47. From the Union intersection of 50 and 47, take 47 north towards Washington, but turn left onto Highway A at the third traffic signal (still Union) and make a right when Highway A turns right. Continue to the Mantels Church Road on the right (after the cemetery on the left). If coming from Washington, take Highway A south off of Hwy 100 to Mantels Church Road on the left. The church sits back from Hwy A quite a ways. The Franklin County Historical Society Museum is in the old parsonage next door. Please come! Sue Cooley President, FCHS (and Franklin Co Coordinator for the MO USGenWeb Project)

Hi List, Need information concerning Fred Frey (Friedrich/Frederic) and wife Magdalena Althaus Tribolet who lived in Jefferson CO. MO 1860-1880---he was a blacksmith. They came from Wyandot Co. Ohio and were living in Greene Co. MO by 1890. They had three known children---Henry, Herman, and Louisa. Email me privately please. Nancy Helvey

I have been really busy being involved in work & home repair projects, but will try to keep sending when I can. I do not like leaving anyone hang or wait, but you all know how other things can keep you from doing what you really want to ;~) Sarah Feeney_ 90 years (Mother) Patrick Feeney_ Died 5 / 23 / 1905 (Son) Patrick F. Feeney_ Died 2 / 3 / 1910, 26 years (Son) Bridget Feeney_ 1857 - 1956. Winfred Feeney_ Died 10 / 1 / 1916, 28 years. Patrick Cloonen_ Born in Ireland, Died 3 / 22 / 1875, 17 years - Mary Cloonen_ Born in Ireland, Died 2 / 14 / 1896, 70 years (This is worn) Martin Cloonen_ 11 / 5 / 1866 - 10 / 2 / 1908. Thomas Cloonen_ 1855 - 1936. Thomas J. O'Fallon_ 1861 - 1936. Jemmie C. Johnson_ 1875 - 1876. Bridget Johnson_ 1852 - 1878. Bridget Johnson_ 1877 - 1877. M. P. Thornton_ 11 / 23 / 1854 - 10 / 7 / 1918 - Cecelia G. Thornton_ 7 / 18 / 1854 - 10 / 9 / 1919. Jemmie S. Thornton_ 1871 - 1875. Mary A. Thornton_ 1880 - 1880. Miles Burke_ Born in Co Mayo Ireland, Died 1 / 6 / 1901, 74 years. Thomas Farmer_ Died 8 / 13 / 1905, 47 years - Thomas Farmer_ Born in Co Meath Ireland, Died 3 / 27 / 1874, 65 years - Mrs. Mary Farmer_ Born in Co Meath Ireland, Died 1 / 29 / 1898, 77 years - Maria Farmer_ 4 / 22 / 1848 - 9 / 9 / 1876 - Mrs. Susie Lahey_ 7 / 7 / 1860 - 2 / 28 / 1900. Edward E. Kennedy_ 1866 - 1947 (Father) Annie J. Kennedy_ 1874 - 1930 (Mother) Patrick Flynn_ Born in Louisburgh Co Mayo Ireland, Died 12 / 23 / 1895, 54 years - Robert Flynn_ 1872 - 1925 - Hanora Flynn_ 1841 - 1912 (Mother) John Flynn_ 1873 - 1911 - Anna Flynn_ 1878 - 1940. Anthony Cain_ 1869 - 1935. Thomas C. Cain_ Beloved Son of Anthony & Mary, Died 8 / 2 / 1893, 22 years 7 months 9 days. Infants_ of Jacob & Margaret Christoffel. Slone Family_ Sarah D. Brewen_ 1855 - 1928 - John R. Brewen_ 1852 - 1934. W. Vernon Hardin_ 12 / 22 / 1917 - No date written here. Mabel M. Hardin_ 5 / 26 / 1917 - 5 / 16 / 1994. Jen. Ballard_ 1881 - 1951. Chas. L. Burrus_ 1852 - 1918. Catherine Schneider_ 11 / 13 / 1821 - 8 / 30 / 1895 (Our Mother) Nickolas J._ Son of Rosa Schneider, 8 / 13 / 1861 - 8 / 20 / 1896. Ernest E. Ellis_ 1891 - 1943 - Sadie R. Ellis_ 1899 - 1969. Frank M. Fitzgerald_ 12 / 12 / 1891 - 11 / 20 / 1987 - Gertrude E. Fitzgerald_ 11 / 13 / 1893 - 3 / 20 / 1976. Frank M. Fitzgerald_ US ARMY W W I 12 / 12 / 1891 - 11 / 20 / 1987. Bernard F. Mahn Jr._ 4 / 30 / 1931 - 2 / 5 / 1994 "Bernie" (Pampa) - Myrtle A. Mahn_ 2 / 2 / 1934 - No date written here "Myrt" (Maime) Married 7 / 7 / 1950 (Parents of Debbie, Vicki, Biff, Beth & Barb) Bernard F. Mahn_ 1897 - 1965 - Mildred C. Mahn_ 1909 - 19No date written here. Barbara H. C. Mahn_ 1 / 2 / 1904 - 7 / 17 / 1904. N. Jackie Mahn_ 1 / 13 / 1882 - 4 / 21 / 1907. Elizabeth Mahn_ 10 / 17 / 1857 - 6 / 28 / 1915 (Mother) Philip Wm Mahn_ 12 / 7 / 1858 - 9 / 8 / 1926. Aurelia C. Mahn_ 11 / 9 / 1896 - 2 / 20 / 1972 (Mother) Daniel J. Mahn_ 4 / 13 / 1890 - 6 / 7 / 1948. Daniel J. Mahn_ MO MUS 2 CL HQ CO 115 ENGRS W W I 4 / 13 / 1890 - 6 / 7 / 1948. Edward J. Mahn_ CPL US ARMY 8 / 11 / 1924 - 5 / 26 / 1975. Marcia M. Mahn_ 8 / 3 / 1926 - 12 / 4 / 2000. Gerald J. "Jerry" Mahn_ 7 / 22 / 1930 - 10 / 3 / 1978. Robert J. Mahn_ 1928 - 1940. Daniel J. Mahn_ "D.J." 2 / 22 / 1921 - 11 / 12 / 1984. Daniel John Mahn_ TEC 3 US ARMY 2 / 22 / 1921 - 11 / 12 / 1984. (A big Duffner stone) Frederick W. Duffner_ Beloved son of Lucas & Theresia, 6 / 1 / 1894 - 6 / 9 / 1962. Lucas Duffner_ 10 / 9 / 1856 - 2 / 23 / 1932 (Father) Louis H. Duffner_ Beloved son of Bern & Catherine, 5 / 6 / 1913 - 1 / 24 / 1922. Anthony Duffner_ Beloved son of Bern & Catherine, 9 / 14 / 1926 - 9 / 15 / 1926. Bernard A. Duffner_ 1 / 28 / 1886 - 7 / 5 / 1950 (Husband & Father) Catherine A. Duffner_ 8 / 18 / 1886 - 5 / 20 / 1979 (Wife & Mother) Theresia Duffner_ 10 / 15 / 1863 - 7 / 10 / 1943 (Mother) Mary T. Duffner_ Beloved Daughter of Lucas & Theresia, 8 / 29 / 1892 - 2 / 20 / 1978. Mary Lahey_ 1888 - 1941. Catherine Davin_ 1834 - 1882. Mary Chivers_ 1861 - 1940 (Mother) William Chivers_ 1862 - 1947 (Father) William John Cain_ 4 / 10 / 1860 - 3 / 26 / 1912 - Mary C. Cain_ 9 / 19 / 1862 - 8 / 30 / 1946. Agnes M. Donoghue_ 1883 - 1928. William T. Cain_ 1888 - 1934 (Dear Father) Annie Williams_ 1869 - 19No date written here - J. Harry Williams_ 1867 - 1939. Stella Williams_ John Joseph Williams_ Neal Austin Ball_ 1807 - 1872. Mary Creath_ 8 / 4 / 1858 - 3 / 14 / 1882. Francis McNulty_ Died 12 / 29 / 1886, 24 years - John McNulty_ Born in Co Meathe Ireland, Died 10 / 6 / 1904, 77 years - Bridget McNulty_ (His wife) Born in Louisboroug Ireland, Died 5 / 2 / 1905, 69 years - Michael McNulty_ Died 11 / 10 / 1872, 3 years. McNulty?_ (This stone is down & very worn) Desoto Joe/The Record Man