This is an attempt to identify early settlers of Barry and the sourthern section of Lawrence Counties based on the 1833 Greene Co. tax list which can be viewed: http://www.rootsweb.com/~ozarksgs/1833tax.htm Like names, from the 1840 Barry Co. census, have been matched to the 1833 tax list, the first year that SW Missouri citizens were taxed under Greene County. 1833 Green Co. Tax List 1840 Barry Co. Census 1850 Census Alexander, Robert 1 Alexander, Robert Allen, Jesse 1 Allen, J. M. Allen, John 1 Allen, J. W. Lawrence Co. Anderson, John 1 Anderson, John Bly, William.1 Blye, William Barry Co. (too young) Box, Thomas.1 Box, Thoma Lawrence Co. Bridges, Gilbert.1 Bridges Guilford in Lawrence Co. Brown, E.3 Brown, Edward Butler, Reese.3 Butler, Reece Carter, Reuben.1 Carter, Reuben Crisp, Redin3 Crisp, R. Davidson, James...1 Davidson, James Gibson, G M.5 Gibson, Gull Glover, John H.2 Glover, J. H. Jones, Stephen.2 Jones, S. Lee, Abel.3 Lee, Abel Lawrence Co. Lee, Daniel.2 Lee, Daniel Lawrence Co. Lee, Robert.1 Lee, Robert Lindley, Jacob.9 Lindley, Jacob Looney, Sampson..1 Looney, Sampson Lawrence Co. Martin, James.2 Martin, J. E. Meeks, John.2 Meeks, John Meks, Juddeth2 Meeks, Juddeth Montgomery, William3 Montgomery, William Barry Co. Nelson, _______.1 Nelson, Marton Lawrence Co. Smith, John.2 Smith, J. B. Barry Co. Thomas, Charles.2 Thomas, Charles Vermilion, Reuben.1 Vemillion, Reuben Barry Co. Vivian, Thatcher.6 Newton Co. in 1840 Washburn, James.1 Washburn, James Weaver, Joseph7 Weaver, Joseph White, James.2 White, J. M. Lawrence Co. Williams, Allen.2 Williams, Allen Lawrence Co. Williams, John13 Williams, John Lawrence Co. Williams, Saml1 Williams, Samuel S.S. in Lawrence Co. Wilson, Robert.....1 Wilson, R. Corrections encouraged. If you have information that verifies or refutes the above assumptions or if you are aware of a family that should be added to this list, please me know. bill

Georgia, If you have not found a tombstone inscription for him in the published Lawrence County Tombstone Inscription volumes, then I doubt that there is a stone still remaining. The volumes are not perfect, but they are very good. At that early date I believe that all of the burials would have been on family property. I don't know of any "established" cemeteries that early. Some of those "family burial grounds" eventually became cemeteries. But most burial sites that early are probably "lost." Burials did not have to be recorded anywhere, etc., and this area wast pretty sparsely settled frontier at that time. And many stones for deaths this early were erected many years later, long after the burial. The earliest burial I know of off the top of my head is Abigail (Smith) Williams, wife of Judge John Williams who died 8 Aug. 1833. She was buried on (or near) the family farm at the time (It was part of Greene Co., then). This became Roberts Cemetery. My g-g-g-grandparents Baugh were buried on the Baugh farm which is still owned by the Baugh family and has never been out of the family, but no one today knows where the stones are. In fact family have been looking for their stones for probably 50 years or more, but nobody alive even then knew the burial places. The only likely record for burials that early would be the tombstones themselves if they have survived. Unless, of course, the family kept some record. Unfortunately there are many graves from even the later 1800s that no one can find today. Either no engraved tombstone was erected or it is lost. Often times, a large fieldstone, tree, or other physical marker was used, but if the information did not get passed down through the family, then it is lost. There are many instances of newspaper obituaries, etc., which state that a person was buried in a specific cemetery but there is no extant tombstone. Just last week I found a reference to someone who died in 1891 and was buried beside her parents at the Mt. Vernon City Cemetery. However, there are apparently no stones for either her or her parents. Her father was a former postmaster of Mt. Vernon and her husband was the editor of the Aurora Gazette when she died. Surely, this family would have had stones, but they do not exist now. Ross Cameron >>> "James Reese" <reesr@ix.netcom.com> 04/21 10:56 AM >>> Ross, Where were early Mt.Vernon burials located? I am trying to locate a child William E. Whaley, d Sept 5, 1844. The family lived in Mt. Vernon as early as 1842. Mt. Vernon did not become the county seat until 1845. Are there any records covering that period. Would the answer be Barry county? If so, where? Thanks, Georgia

In a message dated 4/21/00 9:58:03 AM Central Daylight Time, reesr@ix.netcom.com writes: > Ross, > Where were early Mt.Vernon burials located? I am trying to locate a > child William E. Whaley, d Sept 5, 1844. The family lived in Mt. Vernon as > early as 1842. Mt. Vernon did not become the county seat until 1845. Are > there any records covering that period. Would the answer be Barry county? > If so, where? > Thanks, > Georgia > I know there is some info in Barry County about the early settlers but I do not know how much. Anyone else? Jack

Vicki, Three quick suggestions which you may have already checked, but just in case, you haven't. First. there should be guardianship papers in the records of the Lawrence County Probate Court for minors who were orphaned in Lawrence County. I did not find a Probate file for Simeon Jones in the index, but there is one for a Susan A. Jones in Box 28 [no file no. given], which is probably late 1870s. Since Susan died in 1871 according to tombstone transcription, I don't know if this is her or another. As you know there were many Jones. Second, check for an obituary for Mary Jones Hughes in the 1949 Lawrence and Dade County newspapers. It might name parents, siblings, etc. It may be in the obituary card file at the McCanse Library, but that file is not complete so be sure you have someone actually check the newspaper microfilm if there is not one in the card file. You can borrow the film from the State Historical Society of Missouri in Columbia on interlibrary loan. If Sinking Creek is still an active cemetery, the Cemetery Association secretary or another officer may have the record books which give dates of death and burial if the tombstone only says 1949 as you indicate. Thirdly, order a copy of Mary Jones Hughes's death certificate from Jeff City. Ross >>> "Ronald Peterson" <repp5@concentric.net> 04/20 10:51 PM >>> Dear Group, Might I ask your indulgence in what may be a long-sought answer to what happened to my Grt Grandfather's sister, Mary JONES. My Grt Grandfather Clifton, and his sisters Margaret and Mary, were the orphans of Simeon and Susan STEWART JONES of Lincoln Twp., Lawrence Co. (Miller). My speculation is as follows, and I'm hoping it might sound familiar to someone: Could Mary E. "Mollie" JONES b. c1869 GA (w/Jasper and Queentina SEABOURN DAVIS on 1880 census in Lincoln Twp., Lawrence Co.) Be Mary Ellen JONES 1868-1949 Buried Sinking Creek Cem., Rock Prairie Twp., Dade Co. who married 15 Oct 1890 ?? (not Lawrence, maybe Dade) William Taylor HUGHES 1869-1944 Buried Sinking Creek Cem. s/o Wm R. & Sarah Elizabeth (Unknown) HUGHES of 1880 Lincoln Twp., Lawrence Co. Both bur. Sinking Creek Cem. Thanks for reading my supposins' and any help or suggestions most welcomed and appreciated. Vicki Peterson

Ross, Where were early Mt.Vernon burials located? I am trying to locate a child William E. Whaley, d Sept 5, 1844. The family lived in Mt. Vernon as early as 1842. Mt. Vernon did not become the county seat until 1845. Are there any records covering that period. Would the answer be Barry county? If so, where? Thanks, Georgia

Dear Group, Might I ask your indulgence in what may be a long-sought answer to what happened to my Grt Grandfather's sister, Mary JONES. My Grt Grandfather Clifton, and his sisters Margaret and Mary, were the orphans of Simeon and Susan STEWART JONES of Lincoln Twp., Lawrence Co. (Miller). My speculation is as follows, and I'm hoping it might sound familiar to someone: Could Mary E. "Mollie" JONES b. c1869 GA (w/Jasper and Queentina SEABOURN DAVIS on 1880 census in Lincoln Twp., Lawrence Co.) Be Mary Ellen JONES 1868-1949 Buried Sinking Creek Cem., Rock Prairie Twp., Dade Co. who married 15 Oct 1890 ?? (not Lawrence, maybe Dade) William Taylor HUGHES 1869-1944 Buried Sinking Creek Cem. s/o Wm R. & Sarah Elizabeth (Unknown) HUGHES of 1880 Lincoln Twp., Lawrence Co. Both bur. Sinking Creek Cem. Thanks for reading my supposins' and any help or suggestions most welcomed and appreciated. Vicki Peterson

Hello, I am looking for information on the family of Clara BIERMAN. She was born in Freistatt and was married to Max WHALEY in the late 1930s. Thanks, Barbara Marsh

Jean, The "newsletter" referred to is the Lawrence County Historical Society Bulletin which is published quarterly by the Society. Membership in the Society is $7.00 a year and includes a subscription to the Bulletin. The Bulletin has been published since May 1961 and the current issue is number 153. Some of this information is available on the Lawrence County Missouri Gen Web page at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~molawre2/index.htm which has a link to an unofficial Lawrence County Historical Society web page at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~molawre2/society.htm The LCHS web page says: ******** Lawrence County Historical Society P.O. Box 406 Mt. Vernon, MO. 65712 Membership in the society is $7.00 per year which includes a bulletin that is published quarterly. ******** followed by a list of publications available from the Society which needs updating. The Lawrence County Gen Web Page has several links. Here is the home page text which needs some corrections: ******** Lawrence County Missouri Lawrence County was officially formed in 1845. It was first a part of Greene County, and later a part of Barry County. The settlement of the Lawrence County area was started in the early 1830's. It began with the immigration of colonizers from Virginia, Kentucky, the Carolinas and Tennessee. The Kentucky pioneers were know for their hunting abilities, while the Tennessee families were for the most part immigrating there for farming of the land. Today the county is comprised of 14 townships with Mt. Vernon being the County Seat. Lawrence County is made of the following towns, villages and hamlets: Albatross, Aurora, Bowers Mill, Chesapeake, Elliott, Forest Home, Forest Park, Freistatt, Gray's Point, Halltown, Heatonville, Hoberg, Kendallville, Lawrenceburg, Lockhart, Logan, Lyons, Marionville, McKinley, Miller, Mount Pleasant, Mt. Vernon, Olinger, Orange, Paris Springs, Pierce City, Phelps, Plew, Red Hot, Red Oak, Rescue, Round Grove, Saint Martha, Spencer, Star, Stinosn, Stotts City and Verona. I hope to add many valuable things to these pages and welcome all comments and suggestions. If you have Lawrence county information that you would like to share, please feel free to email me. Celia Tomlin Lawrence County, Missouri Research Aids Join the Lawrence County Missouri USGenWeb Mailing List Learn about New Query Forum View and Send Queries Older Queries Lookup Page Surnames Surname Index Lawrence County Historical Society Bibliography for Lawrence county 1850, 1870 Census; Marriage Records & Mortality Index Biographies Lawrence County Descendants African Americans in Missouri History County Courthouse Information Ozark Genealogical Society Land Management records Missouri in the Civil War 1904 Lawrence county map Maps at Oseda Lawrence County Tidbits & Trivia Amature Researchers for Hire Calendar for Family Reunions Old Reunion page will be deleted soon. Places to purchase reference material County Links of Interest Records on Microfilm Snail Mail Addresses Other Genealogy Links MOGenWeb MO USGenWeb Archives USGenWeb USGenWeb Archives WorldGenWeb This page last revised Saturday, 08-Apr-2000 22:22:03 PDT. © 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 Celia Tomlin ******* Ross Cameron >>> Jean Mayfield Cuevas <jmayfield@jps.net> 04/19 10:06 AM >>> Hi All, I guess I haven't been subscribed to this list long enough to have heard about a Newsletter. Would anyone like to enlighten me and any other new members as to costs, etc? Thanks, Jean Mayfield Cuevas At 08:24 PM 4/18/00 -0500, you wrote: >Hello >I recently subscribed and received my first copy of the newsletter and was >thrilled when the genealogy section was on Seth M. Whaley. I am curious who >submits this information to the newsletter and how can I BEG for the >possibility of getting a copy of the Obit for Mary Ross Whaley (my >ggrandmother) that was mentioned in the report from the Fountain & Journal. >Would appreciate any help!!!!!!!!!! >Lynne

--part1_d4.2ef25fb.262f32ae_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 4/18/2000 9:26:27 AM Pacific Daylight Time, Mzsmith writes: > Hi All, > After doing a search through the familysearch.org for my Minnie Elizabeth > HORTON, it came up with Isaac M. HORTON and Nancy Belle YORK, Event: Birth: > 16 Feb 1882, Dade Co., MO. > > Is anyone out there working on this family? Would like to connect and > exchange notes. > > > mzsmith@aol.com > > Researching the following surnames: > HEASTON HORTON POINDEXTER SMITH STEVENS in MO. > > DUNAVANT JONES RICHARDSON STRICKLIN STRICKLAND all in the TN. Area. > > --part1_d4.2ef25fb.262f32ae_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: Mzsmith@aol.com From: Mzsmith@aol.com Full-name: Mzsmith Message-ID: <39.3e27bba.262de6b3@aol.com> Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 12:26:27 EDT Subject: Isaac M. HORTON/Nancy B. YORK Dade Co.,MO. To: HORTON-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 105 Hi All, After doing a search through the familysearch.org for my Minnie Elizabeth HORTON, it came up with Isaac M. HORTON and Nancy Belle YORK, Event: Birth: 16 Feb 1882, Dade Co., MO. Is anyone out there working on this family? Would like to connect and exchange notes. mzsmith@aol.com Researching the following surnames: HEASTON HORTON POINDEXTER SMITH STEVENS in MO. DUNAVANT JONES RICHARDSON STRICKLIN STRICKLAND all in the TN. Area. --part1_d4.2ef25fb.262f32ae_boundary--

--part1_78.4219275.262f2dfe_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In a message dated 4/11/2000 12:15:18 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Mzsmith writes: > Hi All, > This is my first time posting my POINDEXTER Line. > > My gr-gr-grandparents were- > > John Robert POINDEXTER (Farmer) and ran a Shooting Gallery > b. c. 1882 TN. > d. c. 1930 Dade Co., MO. > m. Minnie Eliza(beth) HORTON in Everton, Dade Co., MO. > b. 1882 Dade Co., MO. > d. 1968 in Lockwood, MO. > > They had one daughter- > > Tessie Louisa POINDEXTER > b. bet. 1896-97 > d. bet. 1925-25 in Dade Co., MO. > m. Loren Thomas SMITH in Everton, Dade Co., MO. > > I have been unsuccessful to locate a Death Certificate for Tessie POINDEXTER > Smith. She died of unknown causes. And her only child was given to her > parents to be raised. Her death was never talked about. > > Any information will be greatly appreciated. > > Sherri Smith > mzsmith@aol.com > --part1_78.4219275.262f2dfe_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: Mzsmith@aol.com From: Mzsmith@aol.com Full-name: Mzsmith Message-ID: <20.46313f1.2624d3c6@aol.com> Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 15:15:18 EDT Subject: John Robert POINDEXTER TN>MO c.1882-c.1930 To: POINDEXTER-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 101 Hi All, This is my first time posting my POINDEXTER Line. My gr-gr-grandparents were- John Robert POINDEXTER (Farmer) and ran a Shooting Gallery b. c. 1882 TN. d. c. 1930 Dade Co., MO. m. Minnie Eliza(beth) HORTON in Everton, Dade Co., MO. b. 1882 Dade Co., MO. d. 1968 in Lockwood, MO. They had one daughter- Tessie Louisa POINDEXTER b. bet. 1896-97 d. bet. 1925-25 in Dade Co., MO. m. Loren Thomas SMITH in Everton, Dade Co., MO. I have been unsuccessful to locate a Death Certificate for Tessie POINDEXTER Smith. She died of unknown causes. And her only child was given to her parents to be raised. Her death was never talked about. Any information will be greatly appreciated. Sherri Smith mzsmith@aol.com --part1_78.4219275.262f2dfe_boundary--

Jean, it's a great newsletter, comes quarterly. Write to: Lawrence Co. Historical Society, P. O. Box 406, Mt. Vernon, Mo., 65712 Annual dues, including newsletter, $7 , such a bargain! Pat

Thanks! Jean At 11:25 AM 4/19/00 -0400, you wrote: >Jean, it's a great newsletter, comes quarterly. Write to: > >Lawrence Co. Historical Society, P. O. Box 406, Mt. Vernon, Mo., 65712 > >Annual dues, including newsletter, $7 , such a bargain! > >Pat

Hi All, I guess I haven't been subscribed to this list long enough to have heard about a Newsletter. Would anyone like to enlighten me and any other new members as to costs, etc? Thanks, Jean Mayfield Cuevas At 08:24 PM 4/18/00 -0500, you wrote: >Hello >I recently subscribed and received my first copy of the newsletter and was >thrilled when the genealogy section was on Seth M. Whaley. I am curious who >submits this information to the newsletter and how can I BEG for the >possibility of getting a copy of the Obit for Mary Ross Whaley (my >ggrandmother) that was mentioned in the report from the Fountain & Journal. >Would appreciate any help!!!!!!!!!! >Lynne

Hello I recently subscribed and received my first copy of the newsletter and was thrilled when the genealogy section was on Seth M. Whaley. I am curious who submits this information to the newsletter and how can I BEG for the possibility of getting a copy of the Obit for Mary Ross Whaley (my ggrandmother) that was mentioned in the report from the Fountain & Journal. Would appreciate any help!!!!!!!!!! Lynne

Looking for marriage lookups in Missouri for the following person living in Missouri between 1935 and 1950. Any info is appreciate.. Also looking for any birth information for it's possible the person listed below may have had one or two childs born in Missouri and was put up for adoption. Thank you. Sam Bowman Dorothy L Mckennie ssn# 252-40-4329 born 08-29-1930 in West Helena Arkansas. Lived in Los Angeles area since 1955. Died February 11, 2000 in San Pedro, Cal ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Dear List, According to her mini-biography in "Who's Who in Los Angeles County", 1928/29, Helene Doris Kuehne was born in Marionville, MO on 29 Dec 1890. Her parents were H.F.W. Kuehne and Amelia (Lillemann) Kuehne, who were married the previous April in St. Louis. This family must have live in Marionville for only a year or so, before moving on to Winfield, KS. What I wonder is whether Lawrence County has any birth records that old, or whether Marionville had a town directory which might confirm that the family had been there. Dr. Kuehne had been a pastor of the 5th Christian Church in St. Louis, and ran a business and academic college in Winfield. Helene grew up to be a well known (and quite glamorous) aviation pioneer and business woman in Los Angeles, and Marionville could well be proud to claim her. Any help with this will be gratefully appreciated. Rick Sherman, Kensington, CA

Hi all, I have finally found someone who is willing to work hard on the mailing list and the GenConnect forums. Karen G. will introduce herself soon. Keep up the great work of being so helpful to each other. You are a wonderful bunch of people. It would be nice if all lists worked as well as this one has. Good luck in your research. Celia Tomlin

I'm looking for Harrison L. WALL - I believe he was born about 1835 in Shelby, KY. He moved to Pierce City, MO in the mid 1800s. Grand father - William Wall? Father - Preston H. Wall b. about 1800 Son - Richard P. Wall b. October 24, 1831 - He moved to Saline Co., MO Son - John B. Wall Son - Henson Dudley Wall - He moved to Cass Co., NE Son - Harrison L. Wall - I believe he was born about 1835. He moved to Pierce City, MO Any help will be greatly appreciated. John W. Wall john@johnwall.com eFax (603) 687-0482 home page: http://www.johnwall.com genealogy page: http://www.johnwall.com/family/tree.htm

Sam, Since you didn't say where you got the information that there was a William Gross in Lawrence County, I was guessing that the date and place of birth for William Gross which you cited is from his Social Security Record or the Social Security Death Index. With his date and place of birth, I was suggesting that you order a copy of William Gross's birth certificate for 1916 from Jefferson City, then you would get his parent's names. This might help you find him in the 1920 census record or in other records. Of course, his parents might have moved out of Missouri before 1920. Then with that you may be able to find him. Also, you could write to the Recorder's Office in Mt. Vernon to see if there is a marriage of a Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Gross in Lawrence County during 1930-44. I do not live in Missouri and am only using Lawrence County Records which have been published which I have purchased which are in my personal library. If you think any of my suggestions would be helpful in your search, you may pursue them. I do not have any of these records in my library. You would have to order birth certificates, marriage records, or newspapers to research as I have suggested. Ross Cameron >>> <sbowman1@juno.com> 04/11 2:14 PM >>> Hi Ross Cameron, The information I have is on my mothers delayed birthcertificate.. which was dated August 7th, 1944 in Lawrence MO...thats when the Gross family signed my mothers birthcertificate.. the original birth took place in West Helena Arkansas in August 29, 1930... The Signature for Willaim Gross on my mother's birthcertificate is Mrs. O.W. Gross which is not listed anywhere and the only Gross I could find for Lawrence Missouri is William Gross.. I have sent away for my mothers origian social security application form... so that should give me the right answers when it comes in.. I wan informed tho that since my mother's birth mother Ms Clauida Aldine Mills born 1914 is Mrs. O.W. Gross..sometime between 1930 and 1944 she married a Mr. O.W. Gross and the advidavit was signed in Lawrence Misouri so that is where I have started my search...on August 3rd, 1944 when the Advidavit was signed by Mrs. O.W. Gross was 30 years of age and she stated she was my mother's mother.. the original delayed birth certificate was signed by a James G Hoover who at the time was the (Notary Public or Other Official Empowered to execute Oath) so this is the information I have hope this helps you.. Sam Bowman On Tue, 11 Apr 2000 09:09:44 -0400 "Ross Cameron" <ross.cameron@arch2.nara.gov> writes: > Sam, > > I am guessing that the information below comes from his Social > Security records. Have you ordered a copy of his birth certificate > from the State Vital Records Office in Jefferson City? > > I did not find any surname Gross or similar spelling in the index to > the 1920 Lawrence Co. census.Have you checked the 1920 Census > Soundex for Missouri for Gross? > > I also did not find the surname Gross in the indexes for the 3 > volumes of The Ozark Region: Its History and Its People which is a > primarily a history of Lawrence County with the most of the 2nd > volume and all of the third being Lawrence County biographical > sketches. > > I also did not find the surname Gross in Ruth Browning's Southwest > Missouri Newspaper Abstracts, Vol. 27, Aurora Advertiser, 7 Jan > 1915-23 May 1918 nor in her earlier abstracts of this newspaper back > to 1908. Later issues of this newspaper and other Lawence County > newspapers from this time period on microfilm are available at the > McCanse library in Mount Vernon and at the State Historical Society > of Missouri in Columbia. The SHSM also will interlibrary loan the > newspaper microfilm. > > Also, do you have a copy of the marriage record of Mr. Gross and > Claudia Mills from the Office of the Recorder at the courthouse in > Mt. Vernon? It might list towns of residence at the time of the > marriage. > > Ross Cameron > > >>> <sbowman1@juno.com> 04/10 11:39 PM >>> > Looking for any informatiion on a Wiliam Gross ssn# 495-03-8941 > birth: 15 Mar 1916 death: Jun 1986 birth place Lawrence MO > which is now Mount Vernon area.. it's possible he may be my > grandfather..I'd like info on who he was married to etc.. any > info would be appreciated thank you.. > Sam Bowman > mailto:sbowman1@juno.com > > > ________________________________________________________________ > YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! > Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! > Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: > http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > >

Sam Bowman Have you considered sending for a copy of the original Social Security application??? It may reveal some data! The cost is $7.00, but you will need patience as they are slow to come back. Eleanore burch48@jps.netl -----Original Message----- From: sbowman1@juno.com <sbowman1@juno.com> To: MOLAWREN-L@rootsweb.com <MOLAWREN-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, April 10, 2000 8:41 PM Subject: [MOLAWREN-L] [MOLAWREN] William Gross > Looking for any informatiion on a Wiliam Gross ssn# 495-03-8941 >birth: 15 Mar 1916 death: Jun 1986 birth place Lawrence MO >which is now Mount Vernon area.. it's possible he may be my >grandfather..I'd like info on who he was married to etc.. any >info would be appreciated thank you.. >Sam Bowman >mailto:sbowman1@juno.com > > >________________________________________________________________ >YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! >Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! >Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: >http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. > >