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Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Maries/10712 Surname: Ray, Trent, McKinnon, Robertson, Bull, Minzes ------------------------- I am looking for any info on the Seaton Church and Cemetery.I would like to know where they were started? Who started them? Who pastored at Seaton Church? Did they go by any other name? Would love to see any old pictures that anyone might have on Seaton Church.

I have researched the Viessmann iine about 30 years. John Wolfgang Viessmann is recorded as Lutheran in his marriage to Theresa Lauterbach at St. Joseph's Church, St.Louis, Missouri on April 30th 1850. I have a copy of the original record on mircrofilm. The record, written in latin, indicates that took catholic religious studies before the marriage. Cousin's I have talked to feel that John's father, George, his mother Cunnigunda Schuster and his brother's Christian and Frederick were Lutheran. The Lauterbach's were very strong Catholic.

Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Mo/Maries/10711 Surname: ------------------------- My parents, grandparents and great grandparents are buried in Stokes cemetery.Robert is a son of Isaac Helton and Mary Ann Cowan. My greatfather, Jesse Helton,is the son of Isaac and his first wife, Elizabeth Hughes. I have been doing research on the Helton Family for about six years. I have the family tree maker program on my computer and I now have over 1100 names entered. In case you may be interested, I have copies of Isaac Helton's probate records. I'm looking forward to hearing from you. Ken

Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Maries/10710 Surname: Stradford, Tackett, Duncan, Plowman, Barton, Searcy, Ramsey ------------------------- Amarilla Stradford and Lewis Tackett were my ggg grandparents. Their daughter, Mary Cathryn(Katherine), was my gg grandmother, thru her daughter, Sarah Amaryllis and William Henry Monroe Plowman. I'm attaching the descendant file I've put together. Can you confirm, correct, and complete? Do you have any documentation about Lewis' parents? Was Lewis a Revrend? Let me know. Thanx, Doug Descendants of Lewis Tackett, Rev. 1 Lewis Tackett, Rev. b: 1838 in Gasconade Co., MO d: June 18, 1876 in Owensville, Gasconade Co., MO/ .. +Amarilla Stradford b: Bet. 1835 - 1837 in VA? m: October 02, 1856 in Woodlam, Gasconade Co., MO d: November 01, 1921 in Saint James, Phelps Co., MO/ .. 2 Mary (Katherine) Cathryn Tackett b: January 06, 1859 d: 1906/ ....... +Rueben Thomas Duncan b: December 01, 1856 m: 1875 d: 1920/ ....... 3 Sarah Amaryllis Duncan b: January 27, 1876 in Shannon County, MO d: 1919 in Black Pond, MO/ ........... +William Henry Monroe Plowman b: January 11, 1861 in MO m: January 1891 d: August 29, 1945 in West Plains, MO/ ........... 4 Claude Plowman b: in Oak Hill, Gasconade Co., MO/Oak Hill, Crawford Co., MO d: Unknown in Died very young/ ........... 4 Reuben Marion Plowman b: June 29, 1895 in Crawford Co., MO d: June 18, 1975 in Houston, Howell Co., MO/ ................ +Sophia Helen Drewel b: February 24, 1896 m: May 06, 1917 d: WFT Est. 1924-1990/ ................ 5 Jewel Plowman b: Private / ................ 5 Billie Plowman b: Private / ................ 5 Pearl Plowman b: July 06, 1920 in Black Pond, MO d: June 11, 1993 in Pittsburg, KS/ ..................... +Harry C. Lloyd b: July 06, 1940 in Pittsburg, KS m: WFT Est. 1954-1978 d: October 25, 1985/ ..................... 6 Thomas Harry Lloyd b: Private / ..................... 6 Philip Allen Lloyd b: Private / ........... 4 William Walter Plowman b: March 20, 1899 in Crawford Co., MO d: December 08, 1959 in IN/ ................ +Elsie Thompson b: Private m: Private / ........... 4 Nellie Viola Plowman b: January 06, 1901 in Cuba, MO d: June 23, 1926 in Fresno, CA/ ................ +Joseph William Barton b: August 03, 1899 in Alley Springs, MO m: April 03 in Emminence, MO Shannon County d: August 08, 1965 in Summersville, MO/ ................ 5 Thela Maxine Barton b: Private / ..................... +Vernon b: Private m: Private / ..................... 6 Karen b: Private / ......................... +George Watson b: Private m: Private / ......................... 7 Brian Watson b: Private / ..................... *2nd Husband of Karen: / ......................... +John b: Private m: Private / ......................... 7 Gregory b: Private / ................ *2nd Husband of Thela Maxine Barton: / ..................... +John (Tab) Stites b: Private m: Private / ..................... 6 Katherine Stites b: Private / ......................... +Joseph Benson b: Private m: Private / ......................... 7 Meredith Benson b: Private / ......................... 7 Whitney Benson b: Private / ................ 5 Freda Louise Barton b: Private / ..................... +Jerry Summers b: Private m: Private / ..................... 6 John Wayne Summers b: Private / ................ *2nd Husband of Freda Louise Barton: / ..................... +Burl Haddock Church b: January 01, 1915 in Leadwood, MO m: Private d: November 29, 1992 in Lancaster, PA/ ..................... 6 Elaine Catherine Church b: Private / ......................... +Albert John Burkart b: Private m: Private / ......................... 7 Jennifer Burkart b: Private / ......................... 7 Allison Burkart b: Private / .............................. +Chris Dipersio b: Private m: Private / ..................... 6 Douglas Barton Church b: Private / ......................... +Monika Maria Schneider b: Private m: Private / ......................... 7 Erika Maria Church b: Private / ......................... 7 Clinton Douglas Church b: Private / ..................... *2nd Wife of Douglas Barton Church: / ......................... +Lisa Catherine Morgigno b: Private m: Private / ......................... 7 Alex James Church b: Private / ..................... 6 Delores Louise Church b: Private / ......................... +Phillip Grahek b: Private m: Private / ......................... 7 Amy Grahek b: Private / ......................... 7 Michael Grahek b: Private / ........... 4 Joseph Wallace Plowman b: December 17, 1903 in Black Pond Area, MO d: February 12, 1972 in Salem, MO/ ................ +Dorothy Cartwright b: Private m: Private / ........... 4 Ida Louise Plowman b: November 18, 1906 in Black Pond Area, MO d: June 29, 1977 in El Paso, TX/ ................ +Dexter Chilton b: Private m: Private / ........... 4 Harry Levi Plowman b: Private / ................ +Mona Jadwin b: Private m: Private / ........... 4 Jesse Earl Plowman b: Private / ................ +Charlene Ellerman b: Private m: Private / ........... 4 Ocie Marie Plowman b: Private / ................ +Dewitt Branson m: Private d: Unknown/ ....... 3 Louis Joseph Duncan d: Unknown/ ........... +Bessie Jane Plowman d: Unknown/ ........... 4 William Howard Duncan b: Private / .. 2 Phillip Tackett b: May 01, 1869 d: Unknown/ .. 2 Fielding J. Tackett b: July 04, 1871 d: Unknown/ .. 2 Malinda Tackett b: April 20, 1875 d: Unknown

Viessmann is the German spelling .That means that it is probably Catholic,as were most of the Germans that immigrated in the 1800s.The Germans that came before the revolution were Reform or Protestant,their spelling was probably americanised by the 1800s. At least that is my theory. >From: "DeVere Whitaker" <devere@onemain.com> >Reply-To: MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com >To: MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [MOMARIES] Viessman >Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2001 10:38:33 -0800 > >List, > >I am not researching the Viessman/Viessmann family but my family married >into them and I worked at the Post-Dispatch with one for many years. My >cousin Velma married Ray "Putt" Viessman. He is passed on so, I mentioned >his name. "Putt" always said the spelling of the Viessman name designated >whether they were Catholic or Protestant. If it it ended with two "Ns" they >were one and one "N" was the other. I don't recall which way it was. >The Viessman I worked with was killed in an auto crash. He was from a >family >of about eight brothers or more. They were all patriotic and most served in >the Navy. I think some still do. One of the boys was a highway patrolman >and >a good one. I understand that he went to the car crash site not knowing >that >the fatality was his brother. I just sent this for sentimental reasons. > >DeVere > > >==== MOMARIES Mailing List ==== > > > >============================== >The easiest way to stay in touch with your family and friends! >http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST1 > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

Hi Marty - In marriage book A : O'Brien, James to Martha Jane Wiles, 18 Sep 1871, married by Davis S. Woody, Min. Marriage book B - has no OBrien, male or female in the index. Marriage book C - has no male O'Brien Marriage book D - O"Brien, Thomas L. to Mary Callahan in 1901 Marriage book E - has no male O'Brien. Book E takes us up to sometime in 1921. Sorry I couldn't help. Judy ----- Original Message ----- From: Lloyd & Marty Vitt <lmvitt@jcn1.com> To: W & J Germann <wgermann@flinthills.com> Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2001 12:50 PM Subject: (maries marriage records) > Hi Judy, > > I was wondering if you have a Harrison married to James O'Brien in your > Maries > County records...................thanks. > Marty > >

Hi, Judy, This really confuses me. My records say she married Jack Anderson in 1879. Later, I have no date, my records say she was married to Thomas Sisco and had a daughter, Martha, by him in 1885. I have Judy born in 1862, and dying in 1952, buried beside Sisco in the Mt. Olive Cemetery in Newburg, I would like to know more about your info, and when I find time, I'll do more looking in my files for sources.. Doris

In the Marriage records of Maries County - Book A - Jack Anderson to Harriet Forester, 25 May 1879, married by Jos. Hutchison. I have the marriage books A and B, as well as an index to C, D, and E. The second marriage you mention is not shown in Maries County. Perhaps they went to a neighboring county. If you know where they lived in Maries, try the next near neighboring county for a second marriage. good luck, Judy Subject: [MOMARIES] Fw: Re: Marriage record > From: "Forester, Kenneth G." <forester@umr.edu> > > I'm trying to find a marriage record for a Great Aunt. > > Harriett M. Forester > She 1st m. Jack Anderson 5/25/1879 Maries Co. MO. > > She then married a Huffman (?William?) before 1885 probably. > > Is there a record there for the Huffman marriage? If so the name year > and > date please. > > Thank you > Judy Forester

List, I am not researching the Viessman/Viessmann family but my family married into them and I worked at the Post-Dispatch with one for many years. My cousin Velma married Ray "Putt" Viessman. He is passed on so, I mentioned his name. "Putt" always said the spelling of the Viessman name designated whether they were Catholic or Protestant. If it it ended with two "Ns" they were one and one "N" was the other. I don't recall which way it was. The Viessman I worked with was killed in an auto crash. He was from a family of about eight brothers or more. They were all patriotic and most served in the Navy. I think some still do. One of the boys was a highway patrolman and a good one. I understand that he went to the car crash site not knowing that the fatality was his brother. I just sent this for sentimental reasons. DeVere

--------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Forester, Kenneth G." <forester@umr.edu> I'm trying to find a marriage record for a Great Aunt. Harriett M. Forester She 1st m. Jack Anderson 5/25/1879 Maries Co. MO. She then married a Huffman (?William?) before 1885 probably. Is there a record there for the Huffman marriage? If so the name year and date please. Thank you Judy Forester ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Well, you can bet when anything like this website for the census comes along FREE it will be hit hard and you'll just have to be patient. When it says it's unavailable, it just means that it's busy. . . and likely to be very busy. Hang in there and keep trying. I hope they've planned on keeping up with the equipment to handle the traffic. Pam Smith

I cannot access this 1830-1840 Mo Census Images. I just get the message that page is unavailable. Can anyone help. Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: <Pamandgar@aol.com> To: <MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2001 1:04 PM Subject: [MOMARIES] census on line > This came in on another website and thought it should be shared: > > >>>>> > Subj: [MOSTONE-L] 1830-1840 MO. Census Images > Date: 3/10/01 > From: PDUNNE@satx.rr.com (Josephine or Peter Dunne) > To: MOSTONE-L@rootsweb.com > > Hello MOSTONERS, > > The 1830- & 1840 Censuses for all Missouri Counties have been scanned and are > online at: > > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mackley/census_page.htm > > While the images are a bit fuzzy the names can still be determined with a bit > of study. > > > ==== MOMARIES Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Search over 900 million names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

Let's get back to genealogical research and sharing and off the politics. Thank you! Shirley ------------------- LIST RULES: 1) Keep your message genealogy related. No warnings, chain letters, etc. 2) Use the subject line to your best advantage. Some people won't bother to read your message unless the subject line catches their eye. I firmly believe that it is their loss, but do try to put something pertinent in the subject line. 3) Post messages in PLAIN TEXT only. Messages not in PLAIN TEST will be rejected and returned to you. For help in chaning from HTML to PLAIN TEXT e-mail, go to http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/listowners/html-off.htm 4) If you have any questions regarding how this list is run, or have any suggestions for new procedures, then e-mail me privately at <shirleyscott@juno.com>. 5) If you do not like the way someone formats their queries or responses, or the content of their message, or the subject line; take it up with me or the poster PRIVATELY. List Settings: List Name prepended to subject line. Largest message allowed is 10K. Digests will be sent every 12 hous or 20K, whichever comes first. Three bounces and you will be removed from list. Hitting reply will send your reply to the list. Happy ansearching, Shirley Scott, ListAdministrator shirleyscott@juno.com ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Terry, I too am a descendant. Double cousin - West & Viessman. I used to e-mail you, but your address changed. I was in the middle of sending you alot of West info. I never knew if you got it. Let me know Heidi Duffin

Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Maries/10707 Surname: McCubbins, Karr, Plemmons, Hawkins ------------------------- John, Are you kin of McCubbins? Carol

John, The McCubbins are not from Maries County, they are mostly from Miller County. DeVere ----- Original Message ----- From: John Sidwell <shesid@jino.com> To: <MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 11:55 PM Subject: [MOMARIES] McCubbin's in Maries > Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Maries/10706 > > Surname: > ------------------------- > > Am looking for any info on McCubbin in Maries county. > All help is appreciated. > Thanks. > John Sidwell > > > ==== MOMARIES Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library > >

Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Maries/10706 Surname: ------------------------- Am looking for any info on McCubbin in Maries county. All help is appreciated. Thanks. John Sidwell

I cried the day they lowered the Confederate Flagg in SC and now in Ga. 51, 000. died at Gettysburg.(same as Vietnam). 12 family members died on the Confederate side. Over 253,000. died in the Civil war from both sides. Brother against brother, an anglo-war in America. Yet , it is played down do to "Political correctness". Barbara Boxer and Feinsten are not the answer-- they are the problem.... They represent a very dumbed down America, write to War Veteran members od Congress and the Senate.. The reason we are denied the knowledge of facts and history is due to Political Correctness . Hug A Vet!, Steven ----- Original Message ----- From: Cyrille Doutherd <cdoutherd@juno.com> To: <BeckyPiper1@worldnet.att.net> Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 9:27 PM Subject: Re: Civil War Pension Records > Steven: > > Thank you for the info. I just e-mailed Barbara Boxer and Diane > Feinstein with my message of NARA's ills. In summary, I mentioned the > opportunities this agency is missing in generated money. By not > cataloguing, listing, and using technological advances to bring these > historical treasures to the genealogy, library, and educational > communities is very short-sighted for the future. 200 years of history > sitting in a warehouse is not where these treasures should be! > > Anyway, maybe tomorrow I'll write a couple more senators in another > state. > > Thanks again for the quickie info. > Cyrille >