I found a listing of a marriage on the LDS site for Sophia Box and August Davis December 26, 1881 in Macon and wonder if there is a way to find a copy of the marriage certificate. Also, they both immigrated from Sweden - was there one area of Macon County that most of the Swedish people lived? Thanks for your help. Marge Williams

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DNB.2ACI/438.1.4 Message Board Post: hi donna i asked you if you wrote the book black diamond but i didnt get an answer but you never got an answer i asked if you knew my sister carol sue stacey i was talking to her the other day she said you knew her through her son rick bork he is my nephew do you know him and do you know any thing about the evans and goodales to be exact hopkins evans and wife mary jones and austin d goodale and annie evans hopkins daughter if so please let me know thank you martha

Karen, I found neither Thomas nor Mary White in Concord Cemetery. Sorry. Bill Smith Solon, IA ----- Original Message ----- From: "Karen Chezum" <chezum@sockets.net> To: <MOMACON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, February 07, 2003 7:21 AM Subject: [MOMACON] Concord Cemetery > I am looking for information on Thomas White and his wife Mary E. Green. I think that they may be buried in the Concord Cemetery but have been unable to find information of burials in this cemetery. If anyone has information on the Concord Cemetery please check it out for me. > > Thank-you, Karen >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DNB.2ACI/448 Message Board Post: For further information, please contact Cindy Moore at laplib@missvalley.com Sesquicentennial History of LaPlata & Surrounding Area A HISTORY OF LAPLATA, MISSOURI 1855-2005, Vol. I Published as a Community Service By: Friends For LaPlata Preservation A new history of the LaPlata, MO area and it’s people is being compiled and published. The purpose of this new book is to preserve your heritage and the heritage of all families who live or have lived in LaPlata and the surrounding area since it’s beginning in 1855. This beautiful book will contain the history of the LaPlata area, as well as hundreds of photos, many never before published. Yes, the book will be fully indexed. You will find it especially interesting because your family story can be included, FREE! There has never been a book of this type and quality published in the LaPlata area. A HISTORY OF LAPLATA AND SURROUNDING AREA, VOL. I, will be printed on archival quality paper and will have a beautifully bound hard cover of exceptional quality. Some of the Features the Book will include: (Your contribution to any section is welcome.) I. History of the LaPlata area, including Richland, Johnston, Jackson, Lyda, LaPlata, and Independence Townships. II. Business Histories III. Churches IV. Cemeteries V. Schools VI. Towns VII. Family Histories VIII. Index We Will Publish Your Family History FREE! If your family has “roots” in one of the townships listed above, you are eligible to submit your family history. One PHOTO and 500 WORDS will be included FREE in the Family Histories section for each family that submits an article. The same goes for an article in any of the other categories. We will charge ten cents for each extra word, and $10 for each extra picture. Deadline for receiving Family Histories or Articles: January 1, 2004 For further information, please contact Cindy Moore at laplib@missvalley.com Or Friends For LaPlata Preservation, 30006 Kodiak Place, LaPlata, MO

I am looking for information on Thomas White and his wife Mary E. Green. I think that they may be buried in the Concord Cemetery but have been unable to find information of burials in this cemetery. If anyone has information on the Concord Cemetery please check it out for me. Thank-you, Karen

Sesquicentennial History of LaPlata & Surrounding Area A HISTORY OF LAPLATA, MISSOURI 1855-2005, Vol. I Published as a Community Service By: Friends For LaPlata Preservation A new history of the LaPlata, MO area and it’s people is being compiled and published. The purpose of this new book is to preserve your heritage and the heritage of all families who live or have lived in LaPlata and the surrounding area since it’s beginning in 1855. This beautiful book will contain the history of the LaPlata area, as well as hundreds of photos, many never before published. Yes, the book will be fully indexed. You will find it especially interesting because your family story can be included, FREE! There has never been a book of this type and quality published in the LaPlata area. A HISTORY OF LAPLATA AND SURROUNDING AREA, VOL. I, will be printed on archival quality paper and will have a beautifully bound hard cover of exceptional quality. Some of the Features the Book will include: (Your contribution to any section is welcome.) I. History of the LaPlata area, including Richland, Johnston, Jackson, Lyda, LaPlata, and Independence Townships. II. Business Histories III. Churches IV. Cemeteries V. Schools VI. Towns VII. Family Histories VIII. Index We Will Publish Your Family History FREE! If your family has “roots” in one of the townships listed above, you are eligible to submit your family history. One PHOTO and 500 WORDS will be included FREE in the Family Histories section for each family that submits an article. The same goes for an article in any of the other categories. We will charge ten cents for each extra word, and $10 for each extra picture. Deadline for receiving Family Histories or Articles: January 1, 2004 For further information, please contact Cindy Moore at <A HREF="mailto:laplib@missvalley.com">laplib@missvalley.com</A> Or Friends For LaPlata Preservation, 30006 Kodiak Place, LaPlata, MO 63549

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DNB.2ACI/437.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: hello larry helen walton was born around 1918 and i guess bill dawson was born around the same time so i guess they married around 1938 and thanks i just want his parents and brothers and sisters if any she is my aunt perols daughter if you can help me thanks a bunch all of my mothers people are from bevier mo and their about thanks for answering so soon martha

I am trying to find proof that the following were the children of Jesse Mullinix and his wife Elizabeth Wright: 1. Amy Mullinix Gilstrap 2. Rebecca Mullinix Sumpter 3. Preston Mullinix 4. Lucinda Mullinix Cooley of Macon County 5. Malinda Mullinix Miller 6. John Mullinix 7. Evans Mullinix 8. James Mullinix 9. Sarah Mullinix Miller] 10. Nancy Mullinix Parton I descend from Lucinda Mullinix Cooley and want to do a supplemental application to DAR on my line to Richard Wright who was in the AWR. To do this I need something to prove that Lucinda is Jesse Mullinix's daughter. Lucinda Cooley's obituary does not name her parents nor siblings, so that is out. I have not found anything in Putnam county to help me. Does anyone have proof? Is anyone working the daughter Sarah Mullinix that married Frederick Wilson Miller? She died in 1864 in Adair County and I am wondering if someone might have an obituary on her with a list of her siblings.

Martha- My husbands family is related to the Mullinix's Jesse was born in 1789 in Randolph Co, NC Jesse and Elizabeth were married Aug 10 1810 in Wayne Co Kentucky Elizabeth was born in 1795 in Wayne Co Kentucky I don't have death dates yet (still looking) I will be happy to share anything that I have. Jeanne Summers Marietta, GA ----- Original Message ----- From: <goodale71237@yahoo.com> To: <MOMACON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 8:29 PM Subject: [MOMACON] Re: Visiting Bevier, Macon County, Missouri > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DNB.2ACI/406.3 > > Message Board Post: > > hello mary > do you know a james cooley married to elizabeth goode their son timothy goode cooley married lucinda ann mullinex timothy goode cooley was born in casey co kentucky lucindas parents were jesse mullinex and elizabeth wright do you know where they came from and their birth and marriage dates are i know their is a benjamine mullinex in this line im trying to find out a little about them as theiy are in my line of davisons thank you > martha > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Dawson Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DNB.2ACI/437.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Martha: Yes, my Dawsons are from around Macon. I don't recognize any of your names. But what time frame should I be looking in?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DNB.2ACI/328.1.4 Message Board Post: hello donna the morgans of bevier are kin to me how i dont know but i think its through the jones or evans or maybe the goodales my mother had a picture of a margarett morgan and her daughter helen morgan do you know them they lived in bevier missouri thank you martha

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DNB.2ACI/406.3 Message Board Post: hello mary do you know a james cooley married to elizabeth goode their son timothy goode cooley married lucinda ann mullinex timothy goode cooley was born in casey co kentucky lucindas parents were jesse mullinex and elizabeth wright do you know where they came from and their birth and marriage dates are i know their is a benjamine mullinex in this line im trying to find out a little about them as theiy are in my line of davisons thank you martha

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DNB.2ACI/437.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: hi are your dawsons from macon co missouri if so i wonder if they are kin to billy dawson he married my cousin helen walton they had three children billy dawson patty dawson and john dawson patty was a twin to one of the boys but i dont know which one they went to kenosha wisconson helens parents were william everet walton and perol davison this is all i have on them martha

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DNB.2ACI/438.1.3 Message Board Post: hi donna are you the one who wrote the black diamond history of macon co missouri and do you know my sister carol sue stacey she married a kenny bork and is now living with a garry walker she was telling me that she was talking to you and you was telling her about the book i tried to order it from the library carol told me where to get it but i lost it and she cant rember i am trying to find out about the goodales, evans and jones from wales they are my grand parents im trying to trace my ancesters but i cant find out any thing ive got a lot on the davisons john berkley davison was my great grand father through eva davison of bevier missouri my mother was neoma or naomi goodale the daughter of howard arlington goodale the son of austin d. goodale and annie evans annies parents were hopkins d. goodale and mary jones when they came to america they had a daughter mary 13 she was born in wales annie was born in macon co missouri if you know any thing i sure would love to have! it and id love to have the book thank you martha

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DNB.2ACI/447 Message Board Post: Looking for them in the area from 1840-1860. He was from KY and shs was from VA. They had 9 kids. Later moved to IA. thanks.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/DNB.2ACI/437.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Cindi: Would like to contact both you and Sandy. My greatgrandmother was a brother to Grant, Nancy Jane Dawson.

The LaPlata Library has found an obituary for an uncle I have been searching for, Andrew Fulmer. He is buried at the Mt. Tabor Cemetery near Sue City. Does anyone know anyone having a list of the burials in this cemetery? Jane Wisdom, Topeka

In a message dated 1/31/2003 8:53:09 AM Eastern Standard Time, CarlaHS writes: CORRECTION: I see that I wrote "Patick Pinckard Jr." instead of "Patrick Pinckard Sr." in the third paragraph below: > I am descended from John A. LYELL (1801-1860) and Sarah A.J. PLUMMER, > through their daughter, Lucy Jane Lyell (1827-1870), who married Patrick > McLINE PINCKARD (1822-1871). > > I wonder if the family of the above reunion are any relation to my Lyells? > In Lucy Lyell and Patrick Pinckard's Bible, in my possession, "Patrick > McLine Pinckard, Jr. was baptised by Bishop James Osgood ANDREW at his > Grandfather Lyell's on the 4th of October 1853." > > Another child of Lucy Lyell and Patrick Pinckard, Jr., was Jemima McNEIL > (also spelled McNEAL in same Bible) Pinckard, who met her husband, James > Redmond GOODDING in Macon County while she was there visiting relatives > there. > > Other names in the family Bible are RAINWATER and YOUNG, both of Ray Co., > MO, Walter HALLIBURTON, of Macon Co., Walter Lee HUNTER.

In a message dated 1/31/2003 4:02:03 AM Eastern Standard Time, MOMACON-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Surnames: lile lisle lyle liles lyles lyall > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DNB.2ACI/446 > > Message Board Post: > > I have heard there is a Lile family reunion near Goldsberry MO, (not far > from Macon) in June. If anyone has a contact name, or a date for the > reunion, or any other info please contact me. > > --Lawrence Lile > I am descended from John A. LYELL (1801-1860) and Sarah A.J. PLUMMER, through their daughter, Lucy Jane Lyell (1827-1870), who married Patrick McLINE PINCKARD (1822-1871). I wonder if the family of the above reunion are any relation to my Lyells? In Lucy Lyell and Patrick Pinckard's Bible, in my possession, "Patrick McLine Pinckard, Jr. was baptised by Bishop James Osgood ANDREW at his Grandfather Lyell's on the 4th of October 1853." Another child of Lucy Lyell and Patrick Pinckard, Jr., was Jemima McNEIL (also spelled McNEAL in same Bible) Pinckard, who met her husband, James Redmond GOODDING in Macon County while she was there visiting relatives there. Other names in the family Bible are RAINWATER and YOUNG, both of Ray Co., MO, Walter HALLIBURTON, of Macon Co., Walter Lee HUNTER. I have just purchased a scanner and software to scan my genealogy material, including this Bible to the internet. Meanwhile, I am happy to do any lookups. Thanks, Carla Hunter Southwick

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: lile lisle lyle liles lyles lyall Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/DNB.2ACI/446 Message Board Post: I have heard there is a Lile family reunion near Goldsberry MO, (not far from Macon) in June. If anyone has a contact name, or a date for the reunion, or any other info please contact me. --Lawrence Lile