I have the pension apps for my great great grandfather and his brother. Grandville Farris Son and James Henry Son who both lived near Enon. Grandvilles looks like he served in: F 40 ten Mo Mili. C 9 P?? ten Mo Mili. Pension filed May 11, 1896 in Mo James': C 9 P?? ? en Mo Mili Pension filed July 11, 1895 in Tx. Can anyone decifer this? Thanks, Sarah Beattie

Hey Listers:: Here's a roll call for families from Culpepper Co VA who came to Callaway, Cooper, Morgan and Moniteau counties... the TUTT family is of big interest to me. Looking for information on the following Callaway Co folks... perhaps someone has a history of Callaway Co., and can help me with information on these folks...my ancestors were owned or rented by the following: James A. Tutt [brothers: Henry Tutt and Lewis C. Tutt who lived in Alabama in 1844] Andrew Adair F. H. Watkins H. P. watkins Samuel J. Turner [brother to Susan Turner who married James A. Tutt] Arthur Nelson [Nelsons of Cooper Co...that married into Leonards at Ravenswood?] Dr. H.M. Clarkson [I believe this Clarkson married into the Trigg family?] Henry Turner John Schull P.G. Avery J. F. Smith [husband of M. Ellen Tutt Smith] Newton Vowles John Ogilvie wrote letter to Richard J. Tutt of Culpepper Co., VA [Richard is father to Tutts noted above] *** Some slaves of the Tutt family may have gone to Alabama with Lewis S. Tutt who lived at Perry Ct. H., AL -- according a letter dated Feb. 4, 1839 Lewis C. Tutt PErry Ct., H., AL to Richard J. Tutt, Griffinsburg, VA. If anyone has any information on the persons noted above, including wills or letters etc., which shed light on slaves owned in the family I would be very interested. I have some information collected from Duke University -- on James A. Tutt via the university's rare book, manuscript and special collections library. I have copies of letters etc., that mention slave transactions between the persons noted above. It would be helpful to know who the persons are -- who they married and if anyone has additional information to share. thanks. traci wilson-kleekamp african americans in missouri http://www.missouri-slave-data.org

How would I go about getting the church records for Grace Methodist Church, starting with its original members 1850s until 1909. My ancestors belonged to this church. They were Heinrich Schulze and wife, Friederike Moell and his brother, H.D. Wilhelm Schulze and wife, Christine Haas. I am especially interested in finding the birth records for their children. INCLUDING J.F. Schulze. Thank you. Heinrich Schulze's gg granddaughter, Joy in the state of California

I had initially given my gr-gr grandmother's [Alice Prudence Rea Stepp Blackburn] death date as August 2, 1905. I have learned that the correct date is August 22, 1905. Please see my previous post about H.P. Henry, etc. Thanks. Stephanie turkey92@earthlink.net

I am interested in any information that anyone could share on H.P. Henry. My gr-gr grandmother, Alice Blackburn, died at his home in Latham, apparently while he was away at work. She was a Miller County resident. This is what I have: **From the Moniteau County Herald, August 25, 1905 (under Latham news): "Mrs. Green Blackburn of Miller County died at H.P. Henry's on the 22d. Her husband is at home sick with typhoid fever." **Same newspaper, September 5, 1905: "Mrs. Blackburn, of Miller County, who died in Latham last week, was buried in the cemetery there." [But WHICH cemetery???] **Same newspaper, September 8, 1905: "H.P. Henry returned to his home in Latham on the 4th after having worked at the carpenter's trade at Sedalia for 3 weeks." Also, I am still searching for an obituary which may give specific burial site information. Since her husband was ill with typhoid fever (which did not kill him), maybe one was never written..??? Does anyone have any specific knowledge of Latham Cemeteries which might indicate what is meant by 'was buried in the cemetery there'? I know there are many cemeteries in that area. I just wish I knew that "THE CEMETERY THERE" means. Thanks for any assistance. Stephanie turkey92@earthlink.net

Hi, Here is the Missouri State Archives. You ask for research help. They have been very helpful to me. Happy Hunting! Mert Marley Louisville, KY memarley@c4.com On Wed, 25 Jul 2001 19:23:59 -0700 Sharon Fulton <texsam@qwest.net> wrote: Could someone give me the web site for the Moniteau County Archives, where people have entered info or that can be accessed. searched on line? Also, could some tell me how to get info from the MO Sate Archives? Are they online so that one can see the records and/or order them over the net? Thanks bunches Sharon -------------------------------------------------- Totally Amazing Search Results - Just C4 Yourself! http://www.C4.com - Total Search Technology

Sharon, You can access the archives straight off the main Moniteau County page by clicking the Archives link. The main page is at: www.rootsweb.com/~momonite/moniteauhomepage.htm . The MO State Archives page can be seen at: http://mosl.sos.state.mo.us/rec-man/arch.html Alan Sparks Moniteau County MOGenWeb county coordinator asparks@starband.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sharon Fulton" <texsam@qwest.net> To: <MOMONITE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 9:23 PM Subject: Archives Web site for the County? > > Could someone give me the web site for the Moniteau County Archives, where people have entered info or that can be accessed. searched on line? > > Also, could some tell me how to get info from the MO Sate Archives? Are they online so that one can see the records and/or order them over the net? > Thanks bunches > Sharon >

Alan or anyone still on the computer tonight, Thanks again to all who have been sharing information. I will be traveling to the Latham area tomorrow after picking up a county map in California. If anyone can provide road names to the following cemeteries (any or all), it would be great. I'm clueless. Thanks a heap! Latham, Old Latham, Highland Church, Amish, Bethel Church, Dowell Family, Newkirk, Peter Newkirk, Green Grove Baptist Church Thanks again. Stephanie turkey92@earthlink.net

Could someone give me the web site for the Moniteau County Archives, where people have entered info or that can be accessed. searched on line? Also, could some tell me how to get info from the MO Sate Archives? Are they online so that one can see the records and/or order them over the net? Thanks bunches Sharon

I just wanted to say thanks to everyone who has responded to my pleas for help in my attempt to track down information regarding my gr-gr grandmother, Alice Rea Stepp Blackburn.. As a newbie to this genealogy bit, I will need much help with the basics. Everyone has been great and so willing to lend assistance with resources, locations and suggestions. Thanks so much. You make this venture very encouraging. Stephanie/Jefferson City

E, N, WEBB FUNERAL SERVICE Large Crowd Gather to Pay Tribute to Former Cole County citizen The body of Everett N. Webb who died at his home in San Bernardino, California, Monday December 12, 1932, was brought back here Friday and taken to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Webb, where he remained until Sunday where it was removed to the Russellville Baptist Church. The funeral services were held at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and a very large crowd of sorrowing relatives and friends gathered in the church to pay tribute to one who was born and spent the greater part of his lifetime in this county. Rev. H. W. Allee of this place, had charge of the church service and made a very appropriate and consoling talk. The church choir rendered a number of hymns. The body was laid to rest in Enloe Cemetery. The deceased was a son of William and Fannie Webb of this place (Russellville) and was born August 11, 1881; died Monday, December 12, 1932. He was married to Miss Bertha Smith, October 11, 1903. To this union three children were born, Mrs. D. J. Barbour of Russellville, Raymond E. Webb of San Bernardino, California and Gladys R? Webb, still at home. Mr. Webb spent many years in the business circles of Russellville where he became well and favorably known to the people of Russellville and surrounding country. He was for a number of years employed in the F. Steffens stroe, then in the Michael Schubert store at this place. He also conducted a restaurant here at one time. After leaving Russellville he went to St. Louis where he remained for five years, holding responsible postitions with various business concerns. He went with his family to the state of California some four years ago where he held a position as a traveling salesman. Later holding a position with a prominent business concern in San Bernardino. The Rustler joins the many friends of the sorrowing relatives in extending sympathy in this their sad hour of bereavement.

Seeking info on the parents of: Syntha (Cyntha-Cynthia) HILL b. 20 Nov 1818 in ? ?, MO d. 03 Sep 1885, Taney Co, Mo bur. Kissee Mills Cemetery m. 28 Mar 1839 Versailles, Morgan Co, MO to Daniel Wilson THURMAN b. 24 Jul 1817 ? ?, KY d. 04 Oct 1864, Beaver, Taney Co, MO bur. Kissee Mills Cemetery Who were Syntha HILL's parents? bros/sis? Were they John HILL & his wife Susan? John HILL is supposed to have died in December 1845 in Moniteau Co, MO. His wife Susan may have been born abt 1802 in VA. Is John HILLS buried there? Did John HILL have a will or probate record there? Who were John HILL's parents? Could he have been a son of Isaac HILL and Mildred HINES, or the son of Capt. Robert HILL, Sr and Susannah SMITHERS, or was he the son of another HILL????? Any assistance on finding my hill ancestors would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Sharon Texsam@qwest.net

Hello everyone. I posted a request regarding Alice Prudence Rea Stepp Blackburn yesterday. Thank you to those who have helped me make a "plan of attack" by sending some information. As I am not familiar with Moniteau County, would someone be willing to send me a listing of cemetery names that can be found in the vicinity of Latham? I have been trying to download cemetery maps but they seem to never download. I will keep trying, but in the meantime it would be a great help to know what the names are of cemeteries in the area. Thanks much. Stephanie turkey92@earthlink.net

I am posting to both lists... If anyone has any information regarding my great-great grandmother, it would be appreciated. The family was from Miller County but burial was somewhere in Moniteau County. I am searching for the burial site. It may be found in obituary information but I have not traveled to the State Historical Society to search newspapers. It is rumored that she was buried in the "Old Latham" Cemetery in Moniteau County. She and her husband saw a doctor in Latham and she was apparently being treated for TB, of which she died. Here's the story: My gr gr grandmother was Alice Prudence Rea Stepp Blackburn. b. January 25, 1876 (to John and Amanda Rea of Tuscumbia?) m. Pryor Stepp on October 2, 1895 (Pryor died around 1898. They had one son, Ivy.) m. James "Green" Blackburn on July 20, 1902 (One daughter to this union [his 2nd marriage], Fannie Olene. Green Blackburn had numerous children by his first wife, and one child by his last wife.) d. August 2, 1905 buried somewhere near Latham, MO Any information would be appreciated. My grandmother is now 80 and would like to know where HER grandmother is buried. I would like to help her while there is time. Thanks in advance. Stephanie turkey92@earthlink.net

Thanks, Malinda. You're a real pal! Rick

They are buried at the United Baptist Church Cemetery/ Ratcliff-James Cemetery. A whole lot of Moores are buried there. Don. L. B. 29 April, 1816 20 Sept. 1865 side by side with Sarah Gay or Gray Sarah C. Gay/Gray 29 April 1821 - 7 Jan. 1904 Charles E. died 5 May 1967 age 80 years, 3 months 14 days John Case 23 Feb. 1884 - 16 Nov. 1956 (last known burials) Emma L. Loujis H. Infant twin of Louis H. H. George Brooksie Alzena Donald lW. Earl W. Rufus T. Homer T. Julia A. Bona Grant William H. That is all the Moores. Malinda

Hi List, According to myfamily.com, Don Lorenzo Bentevolee Moore died at High Point on 19 Jun 1865, and was buried in the Ratcliff Cemetery. This may be true, but I would like to confirm it. Don Lorenzo may not have used all those names in contemporary records. For instance, in the 1860 census of High Point, he is simply called "L.B. Moore". He was then a stone mason, and a next door neighbor was a stone cutter. If anyone has access to a listing of the gravestones in the Ratcliff Cemetery, could they tell me whether Don Lorenzo, and his wife Sarah C. Moore (death date unknown) are there? I have read a little about the history of High Point. Does anyone know whether there were important stone quarries there in the 1860s? They weren't mentioned in the one book I could find. Any help will be greatly appreciated by Rick Sherman, Kensington, CA

Guide Rock Signal Guide Rock, Nebraska MRS. HELENA KINCHER Helena Kraemer Kincher was born June 15th, 1859 (could be 1850) and died on Wednesday, April 13th, 1904, aften an illness of several months. The funeral took place on Sunday, the 17th. After several beaut- iful songs by the choir, and an eloqauest discouse by Rev. Blackwell at her home, northeast of twon, her remains were followed, by a large concourse of rela- tives and friends to thier last resting place in the beautiful cemetery near this city. She was married to William Kincher August 18th, 1887, in Denver, Colorado, and together they moved to thier home here, where she resided until the time of her death. She leaves a husband and four children-two boys and two girls- the oldest 15 and the youngest eight years, an aged mother, three brothers, three sisters, and many friends to mourn her departure. She was born and grew to womanhood a few miles northeast of California, Missouri, and was possessed of a pleasant disposition, a mind cultured with many excellent and useful qualities, a favorite at home, devoted to her husband and children, and held in high esteem by all who knew her. The pall-bearers were her lady friends, as follows; Mrs. Porteneir, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Monia and Mrs. Molly.

This message is for M.E. Marley; I tried sending it directly but it keeps bouncing back. Rosemarie --- MAILER-DAEMON@yahoo.com wrote: > Date: 27 Jun 2001 18:13:19 -0000 > From: MAILER-DAEMON@yahoo.com > To: rfalvo@yahoo.com > Subject: failure delivery > > Message from yahoo.com. > Unable to deliver message to the following > address(es). > > <memarley@c4.com>: > Connected to 208.197.227.56 but connection died. > (#4.4.2) > I'm not going to try again; this message has been in > the queue too long. > > --- Original message follows. > > Return-Path: <rfalvo@yahoo.com> > Message-ID: > <20010626171318.75264.qmail@web10107.mail.yahoo.com> > Received: from [208.167.0.154] by > web10107.mail.yahoo.com; Tue, 26 Jun 2001 10:13:17 > PDT > Date: Tue, 26 Jun 2001 10:13:17 -0700 (PDT) > From: Rosemarie Falvo <rfalvo@yahoo.com> > Subject: Dale 1900 Census Look-Up > To: memarley@c4.com > MIME-Version: 1.0 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > > Hi Mert, > > I did a search for KS only and found: > > Atchison Co, KS > James Dale, age 67, b. in KY > wife Jennie, age 55, married 34 years > children Albert, Annie, Ernst, Fred, & Nora > > Cowley Co., KS > Jas. T. Dale, age 51, b. in IL > wife Alice K., b. in IN, married 25 years > children George, Glenn, James, Pearl, Frank, & Neil > > There are no Dale's in Ford Co., KS. However, there > are quite a few Dale's in Atchison Co., KS. > > Regarding William, these are the ones for KS: > > Decatur Co. > William A. Dale, age 38, b. in IL, occupation - > carpenter > wife Laura, age 32, b. in IL, m. 15 years, mother of > 4 > kids, 4 still living > daughter Mary, age 13, b. in NE > daughter Frances, age 7, b. in KS > daughter Fern, age 5, b. in KS > daughter Minnietta (sp?), age 2, b. in KS > > Rice Co. > William B. Dale, age 64, b. in IL, occupation - > tavern > wife Mary E., age 55, b. in IL, m. 31 years, mother > of > 11 children, 6 still living > a son with a long, unreadable name, age 23, b. in > KS, > occupation - tavern laborer > son Benjamin P., age 20, b. in MO, occupation - > tavern > laborer > son Orland R., age 17, b. in MO > son Jessie A., age 13, b. in KS > > Wilson Co. > William B. Dale, age 47, b. in PA, occupation - > railroad engineer > wife Julia, age 45, b. in TN, m. 27 years, mother of > 10 children, 6 still living > son William B., age 26, b. in MO, occupation - > railroad brakeman > son Charles, age 20, b. in MO, occupation - railroad > fireman > daughter Daisy May, age 15, b. in KS > daughter Katie E., age 13, b. in KS > daughter Georgia, age 11, b. in KS > daughter Julia, age 7, b. in KS > > Ottawa Co. > William F. Dale, age 27, b. in KS, occupation - > farmer > wife Mary E., age 18, b. in OH > The census says she's the mother of 1 child but I > cannot tell what the scribble is in the column of > how > many are living. I'm assuming she's either pregnant > at that time or the child died, because they only > have > a boarder living with them - no children. > > Comanche Co. > William L. Dale, age 55 (?), b. in IL, occupation - > farmer > wife Nellie F., age 46, b. in IL, m. 25 years, > mother > of 8 kids, 7 still living > son Ford J., age 18, b. in IL, occupation - farm > laborer > son Garrett S., age 15, b. in IL, occupation - farm > laborer > son Chester W., age 9, b. in KS > son Carl S., age 4, b. in KS > daughter Helen E., age 1, b. in KS > > Hope this helps! > > Rosemarie > > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail > http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/

Hi, Can you check Kansas for a James Dale, wife Elle(Eliada) and family (should be in Ford County, son Walter about 9years old, other siblings?) Also William Dale and family (county unknown). Thank You Again! Mert Marley Louisvile, KY memarley@c4.com -------------------------------------------------- Totally Amazing Search Results - Just C4 Yourself! http://www.C4.com - Total Search Technology