Please send directions on how to use this site. I'm new and can't quite get it right. I have a hard time finding the queries and I'm not sure how to answer them. Thanks, dk

I have found a William Bromley in the 1860 census of Maries co. His wife was June and they had 4 children at that time. If that is of any interest, please let me know. Renee -----Original Message----- From: amrom@missvalley.com [mailto:amrom@missvalley.com] Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 2:56 PM To: MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MOMARIES] Brumley/Berger/Burks, 1800-1850 Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Maries/10698 Surname: Brumley, Bromley, Berger, Buerger, Burger, Burks, Burke, Burk ------------------------- I am looking for Ella/Ellen Brumley(1849-(1921) or her father Steven Brumley( b & d dates unk) in Maries co, Mo Steven believed to have originated in KY? Ella/Ellen m. Frederich Fritz Buerger/Berger (1844-1917), abt 1871 in Gasconade Co, MO. both w/6 of 8 children buried in Saline Co, MO. Also looking for James Burks whose son Jas. Isaac (1875-1939), born in IN. m. Matilda Ellen Berger (1885-1971), Saline Co, MO. They w/7 of 9 children are also buried in Saline Co, MO. Any help appreciated. ==== MOMARIES Mailing List ==== ============================== Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life If you know how to reduce these risks. http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html

I found a Thomas Forester married to a Louisa in the 1860 Maries Co census. They had a son William, along with quite a few others. There is also a George and Mary Forester found with 2 daughters. If you would like more information, please let me know and I will send it to you. Renee -----Original Message----- From: frisco@fidmail.com [mailto:frisco@fidmail.com] Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 11:35 AM To: MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MOMARIES] Forrester's Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Mo/Maries/10695 Surname: John Forrester, Thomas Forrester ------------------------- My gg grandfather Thomas Forrester came to Maries Co. in about 1842. Thomas's wife's name was Louisa Danials. They had one son my g grandfather, William Alexander Forrester, whom was shot turkey hunting. My grandfather was William Thomas Forester. The spelling changed about that time. My question is does anyone out there have some more information. Or might know John's Father, I'm guessing. A Marcus & Deborah Forrester's.,Their childred were John-Mildred-Nancy-Thomas-Alexander=Soloman & the twins James&Larken. Thanks Bob ==== MOMARIES Mailing List ==== ============================== Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com

Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Maries/10698 Surname: Brumley, Bromley, Berger, Buerger, Burger, Burks, Burke, Burk ------------------------- I am looking for Ella/Ellen Brumley(1849-(1921) or her father Steven Brumley( b & d dates unk) in Maries co, Mo Steven believed to have originated in KY? Ella/Ellen m. Frederich Fritz Buerger/Berger (1844-1917), abt 1871 in Gasconade Co, MO. both w/6 of 8 children buried in Saline Co, MO. Also looking for James Burks whose son Jas. Isaac (1875-1939), born in IN. m. Matilda Ellen Berger (1885-1971), Saline Co, MO. They w/7 of 9 children are also buried in Saline Co, MO. Any help appreciated.

Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Mo/Maries/10696 Surname: ------------------------- I answered this query sometime ago and I wonder if it was lost with some others as the Maries Co. group informed us. I have had no reply.

Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Mo/Maries/10695 Surname: John Forrester, Thomas Forrester ------------------------- My gg grandfather Thomas Forrester came to Maries Co. in about 1842. Thomas's wife's name was Louisa Danials. They had one son my g grandfather, William Alexander Forrester, whom was shot turkey hunting. My grandfather was William Thomas Forester. The spelling changed about that time. My question is does anyone out there have some more information. Or might know John's Father, I'm guessing. A Marcus & Deborah Forrester's.,Their childred were John-Mildred-Nancy-Thomas-Alexander=Soloman & the twins James&Larken. Thanks Bob

I am trying to find a connection to my grandfather, William Grant Copeland b. 1863 in MO. His mother was Mary Butts b. in TN and his father J. or S. Copeland. He was born in MO but settled in TX. William Grant Copeland is my grandfather. Please help! Kathy

Please repond to Donnzetta personally as she is not on the list. Thank you. --------- Forwarded message ---------- From: "Prewitt, Donnzetta" <DPrewitt@Mail.ncmc.cc.mo.us> I am looking for information on Albert Curtis b. 6 Nov. 1827 in Madison Co., IN. and Cicero Curtis b. Abt.. 1831 in Madison Co., IN I believe they both lived in Maries Co. beginning in 1850 or 1860. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Donnzetta ________________________________________________________________ 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.

Would anyone know the connection between William & Louisa Nelson to William West? I am a West decendent. Thanks! Rita >From: "R. Terre" <rterre@flash.net> >Reply-To: MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com >To: MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: RE: [MOMARIES] NELSON and DILL Family >Date: Sat, 24 Feb 2001 14:25:51 -0600 > > > >Here is what I have: > >James Dill 25 m Dry Creek Township farmer MO > >William Dill27 M Dry Creek Township farmer MO >Mary Dill 18 F Dry Creek Township MO >Mary Dill 2 F Dry Creek Township MO > >Living with Moses Norris Family >Allen Dill 36 M Dry Creek Township farmer TN > > >David Nelson 25 m Spring Creek Twsp farmer TN >Michel Nelson 35 f Spring Creek Twsp TN >Daniel Nelson 18 m Spring Creek Twsp farmer MO >Eliza Nelson 15 f Spring Creek Twsp MO >William Nelson 13 m Spring Creek Twsp MO >Emily Nelson 13 f Spring Creek Twsp MO >James Nelson 11 m Spring Creek Twsp MO >Elizabeth Nelson 8 f Spring Creek Twsp MO >William Nelson 8 m Spring Creek Twsp MO >Thomas Nelson 6 m Spring Creek Twsp MO >Jeremiah Nelson 4 m Spring Creek Twsp MO >A??eny Nelson 4 m Spring Creek Twsp MO >Hannah Nelson 1 f Spring Creek Twsp MO > > >William Nelson 78 m Spring Creek Twsp Farmer TN >Louisa Nelson 71 f Spring Creek Twsp VA >William West 18 m Spring Creek Twsp Farmer MO > >R. Nelson 27 m Dry Creek Twsp Farmer TN >Elizabeth Nelson 21 f Dry Creek Twsp MO >Robert Nelson 4 m Dry Creek Twsp MO >William Nelson 5/6 m Dry Creek Twsp MO >James Montgomery 21 m Dry Creek Twsp Farmhand MO > > >Sophia Nelson 35 f Dry Creek Twsp TN >Mary Nelson 14 f Dry Creek Twsp MO >James Nelson 13 m Dry Creek Twsp MO >Joan Nelson 10 f Dry Creek Twsp MO >Rachel Nelson 5 f Dry Creek Twsp MO >Louisa Nelson 1/12 f Dry Creek Twsp MO >Martha Dill 25 f Dry Creek Twsp MO >George Dill 4 m > >I hope this is helpful. > >Renee MO > >-----Original Message----- >From: Melinda K. Elmore [mailto:mkelmore@tranquility.net] >Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 9:43 PM >To: MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [MOMARIES] NELSON and DILL Family > > >Renee-- >That would be terrific if you could share that info. Could you just post >it >here on the list?? >Thanks again----Melinda > >on 2/22/01 5:39 PM, Renee Terre at rterre@flash.net wrote: > > > I have 4 Dill families in the 1860 Maries Co census and 5 Nelson >families. > > If you do not already have this information I can send it to you. > > > > Renee > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Melinda K. Elmore [mailto:mkelmore@tranquility.net] > > Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 9:43 PM > > To: MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [MOMARIES] NELSON and DILL Family in Pulaski and Maries Co. MO > > > > > > Bob: > > I am very interested in Ira Nelson and Sophia Dill (I have never seen >her > > name written as Suzanah). I am not a descendent but I have family > > connections to the Dill's and the Nelson's. Here is an excerpt from > > something that was written primarily about JoAnn's sister Rachel Nelson, >in > > the Maries County County/Family History Book, Volume II, submitted by >Pat > > Kroeger: > > > > -------------------------------------- > > [excerpt from page 350, ] > > Rachel E. Nelson was born at Clifty Dale September 12, 1856, daughter of > > Sophia Dill and Ira Nelson who was a farmer. She was orphaned at an >early > > age, her father having died in Kansas on his way to the gold fields. It >is > > not known how or when her mother died. Rachel went to live with her >brother > > James who married Serena Evaline Eads. She also lived, at times, with >Lewis > > and Jane Eads who were Serena's parents. James was a farmer and also >carried > > the mail between Vienna and Hayden. > > > > Her sister Mary married William Copeland, and JoAnn married Phillip > > Bowsman. Rachel, or Lizzy as she was known, married John Westley >Graham, > > the son of George W. and Lorinda Graham. > > [end of excerpt] > > ----------------------------------------------- > > Also, in Vol III of the Maries County Pictorial/Family History, the same >Pat > > Kroeger submitted a photograph in which your ancestor JoAnn Nelson >Bowsman > > Gilbert is present. Please let me know if you do not have this >photograph > > and I will scan it and send it to you. > > > > Bob, I would very much like to share info with you, particularly any >info > > you have about Ira and Sophia. I am a Nelson descendent and there is >much > > that is unknown about some of the Nelson's and Dill's of Maries County. > > > > Warmly, > > Melinda Elmore > > > > > > > > on 2/19/01 7:26 PM, Bob Paddock at R.J.PADDOCK@worldnet.att.net wrote: > > > >> Posted on: Pulaski Co MO Query Forum > >> Reply Here: >http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Pulaski/759 > >> > >> Surname: NELSON, DILL, BOWSMAN > >> ------------------------- > >> > >> I am looking for information on my great grandmother, Johanna L. >NELSON, > >> daughter of Ira NELSON and Suzanah DILL. Johanna was born in Pulaski >Co, > >> MO July 7, 1846. She married Phillip BOWSMAN of Kentucky. Johanna had > > three > >> sisters, Malissie, Rachel Elizabeth, and Mary E. She also had two > > brothers, > >> John and James. 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Jake Prairie is in northwest Crawford Co.,Mo. There is no S or 'S in Jake. It's just Jake. Try another search for JAKE Prairie. Janet at Jake Prairie

I have the marriage of Elizabeth Pendleton and David Edward Cowen Jr. to be 25 June 1873 which is the same date I have for marriage to Annie M. I have Elizabeth born 1859 and died 1919. Annie I have born 29 Aug 1852 and died 15 Jan 1911. I have David Edward Cowen Jr. and Elizabeth/ Eliza Children 4 #1 William Franklin Cowen b 1874 married Fanny F. Barnhart 3 children, Claudie Evert 1910. Thomas and Austin #2 Ozarah Cowen born 1876, have note that he lived in Colorado. #3 Etta Cowen (no info) #4 Lottie Cowen Married to William Barnhart. does this help? Thanks Esta

I don't see a Jakes Prairie in Maries county. Can you advise where it is located? Lat/long of township range location is best. Mike Flannigan > Subject: [MOMARIES] Jake's Prairie > Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 07:47:32 -0800 > From: Merry Drewel <merry@fidnet.com> > To: MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com > > Posted on: Maries Co MO Query Forum > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Maries/715 > > Surname: Krewson > ------------------------- > > Does anyone know who Jake's Prairie in Maries Co. was named for. Jake Krewson > owned a store there at one time, could it have been him?

Judy, Thank you so very much for sharing this URL on land management. I have found a wealth of information on 5-6 of my families. It is wonderful to have all of you who are so knowledgeable about genealogy to share with the rest of us. Keep up the good work. gretta ----- Original Message ----- From: "W & J Germann" <wgermann@flinthills.com> To: <MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 8:36 PM Subject: [MOMARIES] Re: Maries Co. info request > Dear Mel, > > The BLM land management records show Hiram C. Howser, Jan 02, 1895, total of > 80 acres, Section 7, twp 38, range 11. Accesssion no > is MO3420.384. > > If you go to www.glorecords.blm.gov , you can log on for Missouri, use his > name, spelled as above, or the accession number and pull up a facsimile copy > that you can print off. > > In the 1900 Maries Co MO Census I find: > Miller Twp #57, a Farmer, Owns farm w/Mortgage > Howser, Hiram C. 44m b. Jun 1855, m/16 yrs TN/TN/TN > Cintha A. 41f b. Nov 1859, 3ch, 3 living, MO/MO/GA > Charles F. 15m b. Nov 1884 son MO/Tn/MO farm > laborer > Marthy N. 12f b. Feb 1888 dau MO/Tn/MO at > school > John Clark 3s b. Aug 1896 son MO/TN/MO > Eva E. 77f b. Oct 1822 mother TN/MO/TN > widowed > > In the 1910 Maries Co MO Census: > Miller Twp, #160, Farmer, owns farm free and clear > Howser, H.C. 54m 1st marriage/26 yr TN/TN/TN > Syntha A. 52f " " " > MO/MO/GA - wife, 4 ch/ 4 living > John C. 14m son MO/TN/MO > Eda M. 7f dau MO/TN/MO > > In the 1920 Maries Co MO Census: > Miller Twp, #227, farmer > Howser, John C. 23m MO/MO/MO > Ella 22 f MO/MO/MO wife > Wesley E. 1m MO/MO/MO son > Cynthia A. 61f MO/MO/GA mother, widowed > Eda M. 17f MO/MO/MO sister > > In the book, "Cemeteries of Maries County" by Hutchison and Howard I find: > Emeline - wife of Jno. Howser, born Oct 16, 1822, died Jan 8, 1902. > "Sleep dear mother sleep while your friends around you weep" > This is surely the Eva E. shown above as H.C.'s mother. There doesn't > appear to be a gravestone for John. This is in Seaton Cemetery. > There are other Howsers in Seaton, and some in Freedom, both cemeteries > are in Maries County. > > Hope this helps you, > > Judy > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Mel & Peggy Wagoner <melpeg@proaxis.com> > To: <wgermann@flinthills.com> > Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 7:50 PM > Subject: Maries Co. info request > > > > I have been in touch with Kathy Harmon, a lookup volunteer for Pulaski > > Co. and she said that in some of her research she had seen a BLM land > > transaction with a Hiram Corneilius Houser in Maries Co. sometime in the > > 1890's. I am looking for information on the Houser family and > > specifically Hiram Corneilius since that name has been carried down 4 or > > 5 generations. I would like any information on this land transaction > > that is available. > > > > I do not know if you are the person that could help me find that > > information or if not could you possibly tell me who would be best to > > contact. > > > > Thank you for your help. Mel Wagoner > > > > > > > ==== MOMARIES Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > > >

In a message dated 2/25/2001 10:49:34 PM Central Standard Time, Esta714@aol.com writes to MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com: << David Edward Cowen Jr. b 1853 d 1919 Mar #1 Elizabeth Pendleton, #2 Annie ?, #3 Tennie M. ? >> >From Everett M. King "History of Maries County," Ramfre Press, Cape Girardeau, MO, (pp 372-373) David Cowan Junior, spent most of his life in Maries and Osage counties and died there. King writes that his (David Cowan) first wife was Eliza, daughter of George Pendleton, and the four children born to them were Frank, Azariah, Etta, and Lottie. Does anybody have the marriage date for David Cowen, Jr., wife #1 Elizabeth Pendleton. There was an Elizabeth Pendleton who was the daughter of George W. Pendleton and she was 9 years old in 1860. She is not in the George Pendleton household in 1870. Unless Elizabeth/Eliza and Anna are the same person, there appears to be a discrepancy. According to Maries County marriage records, and Maries County 1870 Census records, David Cowan's wife was Anna Pendleton (daughter of George Pendleton). Maries County marriage records show that David Cowan married Anna Pendleton on June 25, 1873, in Maries County, MO by David S. Woody: Indx To Marriage Book "A" Maries County, MO 1868 - 1881 (p. 80). Of the 4 children King writes about, Frank was born 1874 and Azariah was born 1876 so these two children of David Cowan would have been the children of his wife Anna Pendleton. I have nothing of David's children Etta and Lottie and they are not enumerated in the 1880 census. Did David Cowen, Jr., marry Elizabeth Pendleton before 1870 and did Elizabeth and these two children Etta and Lottie die before 1873? I could sure use the help if anybody has this information. The #3 wife listed for David Cowen, Jr., who goes by the name Tennie M., is Tennessee M. Barnhart (born 1851). She is the daughter of Henry Barnhart and Jane Wilson. She married (1) Azariah B. Pendleton May 16, 1871. He is the son of George Pendleton and Elizabeth Green. Tennessee M. (Barnhart) Pendleton's husband Azariah Pendleton died Sept 11, 1888. After Anna (Pendleton) Cowan died Jan 15, 1911, David married Azariah Pendleton's widow Tennessee M. (Barnhart) Pendleton. George Pendleton and his son Azariah and daughter Anna are all buried in Stokes Cemetery. Anna is buried beside David Cowan, Jr., (but his headstone states "Husband of Tennie M"). Azariah Pendleton and his wife Tennessee M. Pendleton are buried beside George Pendleton and his wife Elizabeth Green (but Tennessee's headstone states Tennessee M. Cowan). If anybody has the marriage information for Elizabeth Pendleton and David Cowan, Jr., I would sure appreciate that. Bob Prater, Tulsa

To DeVere, Yes I received the info on the Martins. Just have not had time to decipher it all. Thanks I am sure it will help. Esta To Steve The Telithea Martin b 20 Feb 1818 d 10 Sep 1895, I am connected to was married about 1832 to David Edward Cowen Sr. b 12 Sep 1812 d 23 Nov 1871. They were both from NC. The person you have may have been a relation. Their children per the 1860 census Jackson Township, Maries Co. MO were Miriam #1 no info Andrew B1837 Mar. a Melinda John F. Cowen b 1839 c about 1900 Mar. Elizabeth Martin (both are buried in AK) My gg-grandparents James Canada Cowen b1843 Mar #1 Mary ? #2 Nanny Bernardine Doyal Louisa Evaline Cowen b 1844 d 1918 Mar. William Marcus Copeland Joseph Cowen b 1848 no other info Elizabeth Cowen b 1845 Mar. John Conner Eliza Cowen b 2 Jan 1848 Mar. E. P. Barnhart David Edward Cowen Jr. b 1853 d 1919 Mar #1 Elizabeth Pendleton, #2 Annie ?, #3 Tennie M. ? Albert Cowen 1856 William Cowen 1858 I believe that "Stacy Cowen" should be Anastasia Cowen a sister to David Edward Cowen Sr. She married William Vineyard on 23 Oct 1830. I show Mary Ann (Polly) Cowen to be the sister of David Edward Cowen Sr. who married Telithea Martin. Mary Ann (Polly) Cowen married George William Martin b1792 d 1860 Mar. on 11 Oct 1840 making her the stepmother of Telithea Martin. Telithea Martin's brother George W. Martin b1822 d after 1860 married 4 times once to a Mary Vaughn 3 children, Eliza Atkinson 2 children , Nancy Hughes 1 child, Elizabeth Ann Breeding 3 children (one Elijah T. Martin married Mary Ann Helton) I hope this makes things a little clearer. Some of the info I got from the Kings history and I read it many times to make it clear to me. Thanks for your help. Esta

Patrick Kerr Hugh Kerr William Kerr Bridget Kerr McKeever Mary Ann Kerr McKoewn James Kerr Margaret Kerr Fitzpatrick Magaret Lucretia Benton Kerr Hiram Benton m. Melinda Orton (later Finn) Morris Benton, sister Nancy Benton Neil McKeever I'm looking for any connections. ( I pray Lord God , please bless the souls of the names written, Amen) Thank you, Steven

I am looking for information about the Dill/Nelson families of Maries.I am looking for the parents of Ira Nelson and Sophia Dill Nelson. Ira Nelson b. c.1825 d. abt 1859 in Kansas going to the gold fields..Sophia Dill Nelson...was the mother of my g grandmother Louisa C.Simpson who was fathered by William Simpson . She was born in May 1960.about eleven months after Ira Nelson went to the gold fields. Her birth was established for me by other genealogists last August 2000.in Maries County. I am trying to ascertain Sophia's Dill's parents and who her other siblings were besides her sister Martha Dill also mother of two girls fathered by William Simpson . Sophia Dill Nelson b. 1825 in TN. d. abt June 1860 abt one month after Louisa was born. According to the family story Louisa was taken to Wm. Simpson's home the night her mother Sophia died. whe she was a month old. Sophia was living with Martha when she died......... Is william nelson Ira's father ???and who is David Nelson???? I have Sophia's children listed as Mary Malissa Nelson b. 1845 Crawford Co. MO James Monroe Nelson b. 1848 MO Joanna Nelson b. 1850 in Crawford Co. MO Rachel E. Nelson b. September 12, 1856 Clifty Dale, Maries Co. MO Louisa C. Simpson b. May 20, 1860 Maries Co. MO Any help or clarification was be appreciated...........Marcia Kalapus Stanmar@home.com

Hello everyone, Because of many illnesses in my family for the past several years, I have haphazardly done genealogy when I could find time, in fact still that way, my mom has Alzhmiers, my mother in law finally died a year ago from it and my father in law is 93, in a wheelchair and with all the problems of his age, and now his mind is starting to go as well. So if I don't say thank you or answer, just bear with me. I decided I had to clean up some of my mess and I'm doing great, but found I have emails with so much information dating back to 99 that I have never gotten entered in the computer, corrections additions etc and that stack is litterly a contineous feed paper box full, so roughly 2000/2500 sheets of paper. Then there is about a box and a half full of just down loads that people have sent me. I have started thru the email, it took me all day to do 30 pages, but straigtned out several families with all your help, now I'm hoping that someone else hasn't come along later and said this is wrong, but you all know how that goes. And in the mean time the emails have opened up many more questions, that's an eek! I have enough to do, so will hold the questions for later. But I just wanted you all to know how much I appreciate all of you. Most of you I am related to somewhere along the line by blood or marriage, sometimes it gets really convoluted but it's there. It's wonderful they way you all kick in to help the rest of us. So Love to you all, Maggi (for those of you who don't know, if there is an Eads, Simpson, Kegans, Burtcher(by various spellings) or Hayden, and you know they are related to everyone, that's me)

Good Morning Judy: Do you think you could find any information on Edward and Carrie Hubbard who are buried in the Public Cemetary next to Visitation? I stumbled across them last Monday while I was there and was wondering if that could be my dad's Uncle Ed who disappeared from St. Louis sometime after 1910. My visit to Visitation and Owens Cemetary were very enlightening and I did manage to hook up with my dad's cousing Clem Schulte in Argyle. Thanks Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: W & J Germann <wgermann@flinthills.com> To: <MOMARIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 6:36 PM Subject: [MOMARIES] Re: Maries Co. info request > Dear Mel, > > The BLM land management records show Hiram C. Howser, Jan 02, 1895, total of > 80 acres, Section 7, twp 38, range 11. Accesssion no > is MO3420.384. > > If you go to www.glorecords.blm.gov , you can log on for Missouri, use his > name, spelled as above, or the accession number and pull up a facsimile copy > that you can print off. > > In the 1900 Maries Co MO Census I find: > Miller Twp #57, a Farmer, Owns farm w/Mortgage > Howser, Hiram C. 44m b. Jun 1855, m/16 yrs TN/TN/TN > Cintha A. 41f b. Nov 1859, 3ch, 3 living, MO/MO/GA > Charles F. 15m b. Nov 1884 son MO/Tn/MO farm > laborer > Marthy N. 12f b. Feb 1888 dau MO/Tn/MO at > school > John Clark 3s b. Aug 1896 son MO/TN/MO > Eva E. 77f b. Oct 1822 mother TN/MO/TN > widowed > > In the 1910 Maries Co MO Census: > Miller Twp, #160, Farmer, owns farm free and clear > Howser, H.C. 54m 1st marriage/26 yr TN/TN/TN > Syntha A. 52f " " " > MO/MO/GA - wife, 4 ch/ 4 living > John C. 14m son MO/TN/MO > Eda M. 7f dau MO/TN/MO > > In the 1920 Maries Co MO Census: > Miller Twp, #227, farmer > Howser, John C. 23m MO/MO/MO > Ella 22 f MO/MO/MO wife > Wesley E. 1m MO/MO/MO son > Cynthia A. 61f MO/MO/GA mother, widowed > Eda M. 17f MO/MO/MO sister > > In the book, "Cemeteries of Maries County" by Hutchison and Howard I find: > Emeline - wife of Jno. Howser, born Oct 16, 1822, died Jan 8, 1902. > "Sleep dear mother sleep while your friends around you weep" > This is surely the Eva E. shown above as H.C.'s mother. There doesn't > appear to be a gravestone for John. This is in Seaton Cemetery. > There are other Howsers in Seaton, and some in Freedom, both cemeteries > are in Maries County. > > Hope this helps you, > > Judy > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Mel & Peggy Wagoner <melpeg@proaxis.com> > To: <wgermann@flinthills.com> > Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2001 7:50 PM > Subject: Maries Co. info request > > > > I have been in touch with Kathy Harmon, a lookup volunteer for Pulaski > > Co. and she said that in some of her research she had seen a BLM land > > transaction with a Hiram Corneilius Houser in Maries Co. sometime in the > > 1890's. I am looking for information on the Houser family and > > specifically Hiram Corneilius since that name has been carried down 4 or > > 5 generations. I would like any information on this land transaction > > that is available. > > > > I do not know if you are the person that could help me find that > > information or if not could you possibly tell me who would be best to > > contact. > > > > Thank you for your help. Mel Wagoner > > > > > > > ==== MOMARIES Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com > >

Does anyone have any information on Zachariah German and/or his son, Alonzo German Zachariah was married to Sarah Snodgrass but it was a 2nd marriage & I am a descendant of his first wife) ?? Zachariah died 1880 Maries County but have been unable to locate grave site so possibly buried on the family farm ..........