I have four family members who all died in 1890 and are buried together at the Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery in Jefferson County, MO. David Hale the father was 65 years old, his wife Nancy was 50 years old and their two children, Amanda E.Hale was 22 years old and their son Arthur E. Hale was 21 years old. This seems curious to me that all four would die in the same year and possibly the same day. I only have an exact death date for David Hale which is April 20, 1890. I'm wondering if anyone knows of church records on this family which might indicate the cause of death or if anyone knows of epidemics or other illnesses which may not be considered as an epedemic such as diptheria. All of their names are on the same gravestone in a large family plot. Any help to solve this mystery would be greatly appreciated. E-mail me at SWLowe1234@aol.com Thanks so much, Jeanie Hale Lowe Illinois
Posted on: Jefferson County Obituaries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/JeffersonObits/215 Surname: Kuchelmeister ------------------------- Looking for relatives of Ida Kuchelmeister Jefferson County Mo. Kuchelmeister is an unusual name, it is an unusual family name with few in America. Please contact FRKuchelmeister@aol.com.
Looking for information on descendants of Valentine HUBER who died April, 1975 in Festus. He was married to Therese JOKERST. Also, looking for descendants of Josephine Huber JOKERST who died October 25, 1959 in Festus and was married February 28, 1908 in Zell, MO to Francis Joseph JOKERST. Any info on ancestors of Francis Jokerst and Therese Jokerst would be appreciated. They were brother and sister.
We would like to invite you to visit (or re-visit) our website The POORHOUSE STORY (a clearinghouse for information about 19th century American poorhouses)at http://www.poorhousestory.com We have just posted new information about the JEFFERSON County poorhouse. If you have recently visited the site, you may need to click REFRESH on your browser to see the new material. If you are new to the site, DIRECTIONS: at the homepage (link above)click on POORHOUSES BY STATE, then click on OTHER STATES, then click on MISSOURI in the table of states. There are other pages on The POORHOUSE STORY which may help you learn more about poorhouses. They are all linked on the left on the homepage and include the following: HISTORY, LETTER TO GENEALOGISTS, and FAVORITE ARTICLES. Our website will only grow through the suggestions and submissions of readers. So we welcome your e-mail and postings to the Message Board (lower right on the homepage). Let's keep finding and posting that poorhouse information from Missouri! If you wish to stay up-to-date about new additions to the website, you may subscribe to the monthly newsletter (link on the lower right of the homepage). Hope you enjoy the site! Linda Crannell (aka=The Poorhouse Lady)
The Volume of Jefferson County, Missouri "Colored" Marriages is now completely abstracted with a full name index. It includes 52 marriages from 1866 - 1878 For Jefferson County "Colored" marriages from 1866-1878 are abstracted -- also -- also -- also -- also -- For Crawford County all marriages from 1828-1871 are abstracted For St. Francois County all marriages from 1813-1887 are abstracted and For Washington County all marriages from 1815-1937 are abstracted and JUST CLICK ON http://vienici.com/abmomarr.html to bring to a single page of links to the indexes. The indexes have links to the abstract pages. You can also Search the the site for surnames.
This cemetery is located in Jefferson County, Mo. The names off the monuments were not in our records so if you had already searched our records for the following people you would have missed them. Frazier, Peter B. 1851-1934 Frazier, Susan H. 1852-1921 Frazier, Clara Adie, Daughter of P. B. & Susan H. Frazier, Born October 8th, 1887 Died November 23rd, 1890 Frazier, T. P. B., Infant son of P. B. & Susan H. Frazier, Born June 8th, 1885 Died April 15th, 1886 Frazier, George W., 1881-1952 Frazier, Infant, Son of G. W. & E. B. Frazier, May 9th, 1920 Two stones broken off at ground level, one with the letter E. hand carved into the broken area, the other with the letter W. Tindall, Edna A., Daughter of F. E. & S. A. Tindall, Born and Died November 20th, 1902 Tindall, Annie B., Daughter of F. E. & S. A. Tindall, Born June 9th, 1919 Died July 7th, 1919 Unknown, a concrete statue denoting a greave site An article I wrote on this cemetery is on file at the De Soto and Northwest Branch libraries. Dave Hallemann Sleuth@cat2.com
I'm looking for David Hale who reportedly died in 1890 in Jefferson County, Missouri. Does anyone happen to know where he is buried or know of his family line. I have lots of info on his parents and siblings but he went to Missouri and that's pretty much the last we heard. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jeanie Hale Lowe
Jeanie, I find the following Hales buried in Jefferson County. As you can see, David and some of his family are included among them. Would this be the ones you are looking for? Hale Amanda E 1868 - 1890 Buried: Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery on same stone as David Hale Arthur E 1869 - 1890 Buried: Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery on same stone as David Hale Bertha No Birth Date Given d. Jul 28 1892 26 yrs Buried: Dry Creek Hale Bertha B May 27 1866 - Jul 20 1892 Buried: Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery Spouse: C.T. Hale Betsey No Birth Date Given/ No Death Date Given Age: 80 yrs Buried: County Farm Hale David 1825 - 1890 Buried: Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery on same stone as Nancy Hale Frank B. 1858 - 1916 Buried: De Soto City Cemetery Plot: 15,15 Hale George B 1809 - 1892 Buried: Blackwell, Washington County, Mo. Spouse: Mary J Hale George T. 1906 - 1954 Buried: De Soto City Cemetery 16,23 Hale Harry H. 1884 - 1939 Buried: De Soto City Cemetery 16,23 Hale Jesse Ray Mar 15 1891 - Dec 5 1891 Buried: Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery Hale John Matthew No Birth Date Given, Died: Feb 20 1874, 3 days, Buried: Blackwell, Washington County, Mo. Parents: George & Mary Hale Julia L. 1885 - 1962 Buried: De Soto City Cemetery 16,23 Hale Lucille 1864 - 1942 Buried: De Soto City Cemetery 15,15 Hale Mary J 1833 - 1895 (nee Blackwell) Buried: Blackwell, Washington County, Mo. Spouse: George Hale Nancy 1840 - 1890 Buried: Pilgrim's Rest Cemetery on same stone as David Hale Olive Ann No Birth Date Given d. Sep 27 1866, 14 yrs Buried: Blackwell, Washington County, Mo. Parents: George & Mary Hale Rev Eldon W 1918 - Dec 1978 Buried: Woodlawn Cemetery, DeSoto Hale Ward A. 1891 - 1961 Buried: De Soto City Cemetery 15,15 If I can be of any further assistance, don't hesitate to ask. Bettye mailto:bkwofc@i1.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <SWLowe1234@aol.com> To: <MOJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 8:56 PM Subject: [MOJEFFER] David Hale > I'm looking for David Hale who reportedly died in 1890 in Jefferson County, > Missouri. Does anyone happen to know where he is buried or know of his family > line. I have lots of info on his parents and siblings but he went to Missouri > and that's pretty much the last we heard. Any help would be greatly > appreciated. > Thanks, > Jeanie Hale Lowe > > > ==== 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. >
Posted on: Jefferson County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Jefferson/405 Surname: Partney, Huskey, Thorn, McKay, Hodge ------------------------- I have a geneology list compiled by the Delcore's. My family is originally from Jefferson County. My father and grandfather were born on an 80 farm which belonged to my great, great grandfather, Louis Columbus Partney. It is located one mile southwest of Ware, Mo. Many of my decendants are buried in the Pilgrim's Rest Baptist Church Cemetary just up a hill from Ware, Mo. Would like to correspond with Partney decendents.
I am trying to find my brick wall great great uncle WILLIAM H. RICHARDS who lived in Township 38 (Valle Mines?) in the 1890's. Any help, information or guidance in the right direction would be appreciated. Thank you. Bobbie
The reel of indexes I ordered had a volume of Crawford County Abstracts of Marriage Licenses Issued covering marriages from 1891 through 1895 with some dates before 1891 and after 1895. The format is a bit different from the Marriage Record abstracts but I have taken the time to cross reference the groom and bride sections and identifed the discrepancies. These abstracts have no index since they are listed alphabetically. For St. Francois County all marriages from 1813-1887 are abstracted and For Washington County all marriages from 1815-1937 are abstracted and For Crawford County all marriages from 1828-1871 are abstracted plus licenses issued from 1890-1895 JUST CLICK ON http://vienici.com/abmomarr.html to bring to a single page of links to the indexes. The indexes have links to the abstract pages. You can also Search the the site for surnames.
Posted on: Jefferson County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Jefferson/404 Surname: Cockrill, Williams ------------------------- in Jefferson County response to Lynn Werner. Boy are you going to be happy!!! I have a LOT of Cockrill/Cockrell info. Benjamin F. Cockrell married Jane Duncan. Contact me at klcooper@gvtc.com. I have his ancesters and 2 or 3 contacts for you of Benjamins line. Kathy Cooper
----- Original Message ----- From: LEHAMPTON To: MOJEFFER-L-@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 7:48 AM Subject: Samuel Hanson Welch d. Jefferson Co. 1943 Hello--Hoping that someone can help me find out something about Samuel Hansen(on) Welch who died in Kansas City(?) in 1943. He was married to Adaline Shetter Welch in the 1880's probably in Illinois. Know nothing of his family, but am seeking to locate family--Adaline was my paternal great aunt. Linda Hampton
Posted on: Jefferson County Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Jefferson/403 Surname: cockrill ------------------------- In this query of Jefferson County Cockrills, a Starks Cockrill is mentioned. Do you have further info on him? He was the brother of my ggggrandfather, Benjamin Cockrill. I would appreciate anything you may have on Starks or any of the other siblings and thier lines. Thank You! Lynn Werner
Although I wasnm't the person to whom you responded about Blackwell Station, I thoroughly enjoyed your snapshots...and, the leads to families in the Blackwell area. I'll order the book! Jerri in Minneapolis
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Does anyone know if the War Eagle Mill in Jefferson County? Thanks for reading Greg Rehme
Posted on: Jefferson County Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Mo/Jefferson/402 Surname: Blackwell, Moon, Pinson, Cole ------------------------- Lisa, Blackwell Station is what the railroad station was called at Blackwell, Missouri. In fact, the town was often referred to as Blackwell Station instead of just Blackwell. Blackwell may have been considered as part of Jefferson County, Missouri, at one time, but it is located in St. Francois County which is located just south of the line dividing Jefferson County and St. Francois County. In fact, my grandmother's maiden name was Blackwell. She was a descendant of Jeremiah Blackwell who was the recepient of the original Spanish Land Grant on which Blackwell, Missouri was established. There is a wonderful book called "Blackwell Missouri & Beyond" which is available for sale at the DeSoto Public Library. It's almost 300 pages in length and tells all about many of the families who settled and lived in and around Blackwell in the 1800's and early 1900's. In particular, the families of Moon, Cole, Pinson, and Blackwell were very prominent in that area. There are also many pictures of what Blackwell, Missouri looked like in it's glory days. Unfortunately, all the businesses have left Blackwell today and it's not much more than a ghost of its former self. There are houses still there, but not much of anything else (no school, post office, stores, etc.). The trains still pass through Blackwell, but they no longer stop there. I have an album on Webshots of photos which I took of Blackwell and surrounding area this past year which you might be interested in viewing. Below is the link to my album which I've entitled BLACKWELL, MISSOURI & SURROUNDING AREA I hope this helps you out. If you need any further information, just let me know, and I'll try to help you out. Bettye Link: Click here to view photo album of Blackwell, Missouri. URL: <http://community.webshots.com/album/3192711rCpDIKmQAj>
Posted on: Jefferson County Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Mo/Jefferson/396 Surname: Knedgen, Klenn, Griggs, Pratt, Benn, Daniels, Grills ------------------------- My GG Grandparents Bible refferences Births and Deaths in Blackwell Station, Jefferson Co. I cant find this as a city so im guessing maybe a place. Anyone have any thoughts. Thanks Lisa
I received this e-mail on another mail list I subscribe to. I thought you might find it interesting. Please use your own judgement. Cindy -----Original Message----- From: First Families [SMTP:firstfamilies@LINKLINE.COM] Sent: January 02, 2001 2:23 PM To: NC-SC-ROOTS-L@LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU Subject: [NC-SC] Fraudulent Genealogies Hello Everyone: I am most surprised to see various posts on the works of Gustave Anjou. Professional Genealogists have been aware of the frauds of Mr. Anjou for many years now. ALL of his works are frauds. He was not a genealogist but a forger who served prison time in Europe before he came to this country. His only published work "Ulster County, NY Probate Records" contain valid wills and totally unacceptable abstracts that he himself created, most out of thin air. His other works were compiled privately and all are frauds. We have much Anjou information and also some data on some of the other famous fraudulent writers located on the web site at; http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/ Go half way down the page and enter the Fraudulent Lineages pages through the link there. One large genealogical library has over 100 of his frauds and many professionals believe there may be over 2,000 throughout the genealogy community. Try to remember any line that does not contain A1 sources is probably wrong!!! This applies to any published works by anyone. The very best of a productive New Year to you all. Harold Oliver Director America's First Families Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com