Judy is the best Helton & Crismon authority around. Here is a little bit about the Lupardus Family. In May 1863, Peter Burton Lupardus married Joanna Caine in Noble County, Ohio, and about 1868 they moved to Miller County where they settled in Glaize Township near Ulman's Ridge. Over the years, Peter and Joanna produced 11 children, including: FLORENCE ADELPHIA LU­PARDUS b. 1867 md. Alvin Gover 1886, JAMES ELVY LUPARDUS b. 1868 md. Adina Howser, THO­MAS RIGGIN LUPARDUS bn. 1869 md. Walksie Casey 1890; RACHEL E. LUPARDUS 1870-1950 md. James Chelsey Wyrick 1896; PRISCILLA M. LUPARDUS 1873-1912 md. Ben­jamin B. McDonald 1892; HENRY BURTON LUPARDUS 1875-1964 md. (1) Evalina/Lena Casey 1896 (2) Dora Wyrick. FRANCIS LUPARDUS bn. 1878 md. Virginia-Jennie Casey 1896, IDA LUNA LUPARDUS bn. 1880 md. Scott Helton; BERTHA/BESSIE E. LUPARDUS 1883-1943 md.William H. Brown 1907; TOLBERT CHASTINE LUPARDUS bn. 1886 md. Margie Hendricks 1907, and MINNIE MYRTLE LUPARDUS 1889-1980 md. Fred Patterson 1908. Peter and Joanna are buried at Gott Cemetery. He died in 1914 and she died in 1919. They left many: descendants in Miller County and other surrounding counties of Central Missouri. DeVere