Good Morning Everyone, In case any of you Biddlecome's are interested, I believe the Myrtle in the David Biddlecome household below in the 1900 census married Ezra Estus around 1910. They moved to Visalia, California by the 1940s. They had one son and four daughters, one of whom, Thelma married my mother's brother Milton Sexton. My aunt Thelma and Uncle Milton had four children. I have more information on their descendants, and a cousin should sound send me more details, including on Ezra and Myrtle's other children. As we visited my aunt and uncle several times a year, we saw Ezra and Myrtle often. Ezra made a mean persimmon cookie. On a much sadder note, Eunice Bryant Sexton, the wife of my mother's oldest brother, Raymond Sexton, passed away on Sunday afternoon. Although, she had been in poor health for a number of years, she was surrounded by children, grandchildren, great grandchildren at her peaceful death. She was my only remaining aunt/uncle, and I am very glad I was able to see her a couple of months ago (and I copied down her recipes for homemade ketchup and apple butter). I will pass the Biddlecome emails to a cousin. Best Regards, Janet Hunter In a message dated 5/13/2003 6:28:13 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > 1900 Census, Missouri, Lawrence County, Mount Pleasant Township, family 171: > David C. Biddlecome Jul 1861-38 Yr. M-16 Mo. Mo. Mo. Farmer > Sarah A. Jan 1864-36 Yr. 7-4 Mo. Tn. Mo. > Hattie L. (f) Feb-1886-14 Yr. Mo. Mo. Mo. > Myrtle I. (f) Mar 1890-10 Yr. Mo. Mo. Mo. > Gladys A. (f) Dec 1893- 6 Yr. Mo. Mo. Mo. > William E. (m) Jan 1898- 2 Yr. Mo. Mo. Mo. > Edward Brown (m) Mar 1877-23 Yr. Mo. Ukn. Ukn. Farm Lab >