While all of you are searching Pike County cemeterys, if you run across a grave for William Chase, would you contact me please? I have a lost Gr. Gradfather. My Father was born in Cyrene, Mo.Pike County, but do not know why, since the Chase family, for the most part were lving at Brookfield, Mo.Linn County, and Williams wife, Margaret and a few other Chase members are burred at Rosehill Cemetery at Brookfield. Other brothers and sisters of my father were also born at Brookfield, Mo. No one can seem to find where Gr. Grandfather William died or whee he is burried. He died before 1910. State has no record of him and Margaret died in 1910 (I have her copy of deah certificate ) Lists her as a widow. William and Mrgaret had a son John, born in Brookfield in 1874. So I assume Gr. Grandfather Wlliam, died somewhere between those dates. Just Thought he may be burried somewhere in Pike County. Any help would be greatly appreiated. Than You, Georgia.

Oops - just remembered - the cemetery at the Presbyterian Church (as I recall, about 8 miles or so south of Vandalia) was called the Mr. Olivet Cemetery. Was a very nice complex back in 40's and 50's. That is a farming community. Church used to a very nice place with well kept cemetery.- I attended their church on occasion when our youth groups got together with oother local church groups. ck ----- Original Message ----- From: mary <maryow1@comcast.net> To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 7:07 PM Subject: Re: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > Thanks Carl, I just found out that cemetery I'm thinking about is on Route > w-8 miles south of Vandalia and west of Middletown.. still not sure of name. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Carl" <CRKrig@CanyonCountry.net> > To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 8:10 PM > Subject: Re: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > > > > Altho there may be other cemeteries around Middletown (tho I don't know of > > any personally),, I am somewhat familiar with the primary one, as my > > grandparents, great and great great grandparents, and various other > > relatives are buried there. However, Middletown is not in Pike County, > it > > is in Montgomery County. The cemetery I am thinking of is known to us > > merely as the Middletown Cemetery, and there is a church there, tho I > don't > > know if it is still active or not. I have an elderly aunt who lives in > > Mexico, Missouri, who could probably tell me, as her plans are to be also > > interred there. I feel sure there is a county genealogical group in > > Montgomery County - I believe Wellsville is the capital. I visited the > > cemetery lastly about nine years ago. > > > > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: mary <maryow1@comcast.net> > > To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 5:26 PM > > Subject: Re: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > > > > > > > Thanks to all for the Ingram help--my Grandmother was daughter of Geo. > > > Edwin -son of Stephen and Mary. I seem to remember the Olivet church > some > > > of them are buried near was around Middletown --is there a cem and > church > > > near there-I was there once with her must of been 35 yrs ago--Mary > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Neal Underwood" <nealu@interaccess.com> > > > To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 6:38 PM > > > Subject: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > > > > > > > > > > > > > > More information about Stephen Ingram > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > US Census 1870 - Missouri - Audrain County - Cuivre Township - Page > 492 > > > > 11 267 244 Ingram Stephen 42 M W Farmer North Carolina > > > [b.1827/8] > > > > 12 -- Mary 41 F W Keeping House Missouri [b. > 1828/9] > > > > 13 -- George 16 M W at Home Missouri [b. > 1853/4] > > > > 14 -- Alice 14 F W at Home Missouri > > > > 15 -- Philander 12 M W At home Missouri > > > > 16 -- John 10 M W Missouri > > > > 17 -- Annie 8 F W Missouri > > > > 18 -- Eddie 6 M W Missouri > > > > 19 -- Elizabeth 4 F W Missouri > > > > 20 -- Charlotte 3/12 F W Missouri > > > > > > > > Stephen was s/o Stephen Ingram (1795-aft1850) and Myra Bush. > > > > Mary was Mary Ann "Polly" Crews, d/o George M. Crews and Elizabeth > > > Holloway. > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary Ann CREWS 12 Dec 1850 > > > > Middletown, Montgomery, Missouri; Batch number: 7402208, Sheet: 15, > > > > Source Call No. 0934324 "Patron sheets 1969-1991" > > > > [This was Stephen Ingram (1827/8-aft1870).] > > > > > > > > FS-IGI online: Joshua HART [married] Mary WILLIAMS 13 Dec 1857 > > > > Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, > > > > 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" > > > > > > > > FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary HART 25 Dec 1862 > > > > Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, > > > > 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" > > > > [This was Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873).] > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > Rootsweb WorldConnect (Database :557814 "Hart") shows Mary Ann (Polly) > > > CREWS > > > > b. 6 Dec 1829 in Monroe Co. KY; d. 27 Jan 1908 in Audrain Co. MO; > > > > m. 13 Dec 1850 in Montgomery Co. MO to Stephen INGRAM. > > > > She d/o George M. CREWS (b. 9 March 1791 in Charlotte Co., VA; > > > > d. 26 Sept 1850 in Montgomery Co., MO) and Elizabeth HOLLOWAY > > > > (b. 14 Dec 1798 in Henrico Co., VA; d. 7 Sept 1844 in Montgomery Co., > > MO). > > > > More about family and ancestors in this database. > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > US Census 1860 - Missouri - Pike County - Cuivre Township - Page 168 > > > > (Ancestry Co. township image 22/39) > > > > 15 151 157 Mary Williams 45 F W ... NC > > > > 16 Martha " 22 F " " > > > > 17 Margaret " 19 F " " > > > > 18 John W. " 17 M " " > > > > 19 ????? " 15 M " " > > > > 20 Marion " 13 M " " > > > > 21 Thos " 11 M " " > > > > 22 Frank " 9 M " " > > > > 23 Mildred " 7 F " " > > > > 24 Louisa " 5 F " Mo > > > > 25 Hiram " 3 M " ?? > > > > 26 Mary Hart 25 F " Mo [b. 1834/5] > > > > > > > > I think census is wrong; children were probably NOT born in NC; > > > > probably Missouri. > > > > > > > > The above Mary Hart was possibly the Mary Williams who married > > > > 1) 1857 to Joshua Hart and 2) 1862 to Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873) > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > > >

Hi again - If you stand a bit more guessing - I lived south of Vandalia a few years before I went into the Army. There are a number of cemeteries in that area. One at Pleasant Plains (I lived there), it had an old Baptist Church - in fact, I attended it (back in the late 1940's). A few miles further south was a Presbyterian Church, also with cemetery - don't recall the names, but have relatives back there that could bring me up to date. It was close to Cuivre Creek, as I recall (pronounced "Quivver"). Might take some time, but if you want me to check further, I could contact cousins back there, two of who lived there too (I lived with the family). Happy hunting. Carl K. ----- Original Message ----- From: mary <maryow1@comcast.net> To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 7:07 PM Subject: Re: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > Thanks Carl, I just found out that cemetery I'm thinking about is on Route > w-8 miles south of Vandalia and west of Middletown.. still not sure of name. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Carl" <CRKrig@CanyonCountry.net> > To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 8:10 PM > Subject: Re: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > > > > Altho there may be other cemeteries around Middletown (tho I don't know of > > any personally),, I am somewhat familiar with the primary one, as my > > grandparents, great and great great grandparents, and various other > > relatives are buried there. However, Middletown is not in Pike County, > it > > is in Montgomery County. The cemetery I am thinking of is known to us > > merely as the Middletown Cemetery, and there is a church there, tho I > don't > > know if it is still active or not. I have an elderly aunt who lives in > > Mexico, Missouri, who could probably tell me, as her plans are to be also > > interred there. I feel sure there is a county genealogical group in > > Montgomery County - I believe Wellsville is the capital. I visited the > > cemetery lastly about nine years ago. > > > > > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: mary <maryow1@comcast.net> > > To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 5:26 PM > > Subject: Re: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > > > > > > > Thanks to all for the Ingram help--my Grandmother was daughter of Geo. > > > Edwin -son of Stephen and Mary. I seem to remember the Olivet church > some > > > of them are buried near was around Middletown --is there a cem and > church > > > near there-I was there once with her must of been 35 yrs ago--Mary > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "Neal Underwood" <nealu@interaccess.com> > > > To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 6:38 PM > > > Subject: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > > > > > > > > > > > > > > More information about Stephen Ingram > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > US Census 1870 - Missouri - Audrain County - Cuivre Township - Page > 492 > > > > 11 267 244 Ingram Stephen 42 M W Farmer North Carolina > > > [b.1827/8] > > > > 12 -- Mary 41 F W Keeping House Missouri [b. > 1828/9] > > > > 13 -- George 16 M W at Home Missouri [b. > 1853/4] > > > > 14 -- Alice 14 F W at Home Missouri > > > > 15 -- Philander 12 M W At home Missouri > > > > 16 -- John 10 M W Missouri > > > > 17 -- Annie 8 F W Missouri > > > > 18 -- Eddie 6 M W Missouri > > > > 19 -- Elizabeth 4 F W Missouri > > > > 20 -- Charlotte 3/12 F W Missouri > > > > > > > > Stephen was s/o Stephen Ingram (1795-aft1850) and Myra Bush. > > > > Mary was Mary Ann "Polly" Crews, d/o George M. Crews and Elizabeth > > > Holloway. > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary Ann CREWS 12 Dec 1850 > > > > Middletown, Montgomery, Missouri; Batch number: 7402208, Sheet: 15, > > > > Source Call No. 0934324 "Patron sheets 1969-1991" > > > > [This was Stephen Ingram (1827/8-aft1870).] > > > > > > > > FS-IGI online: Joshua HART [married] Mary WILLIAMS 13 Dec 1857 > > > > Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, > > > > 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" > > > > > > > > FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary HART 25 Dec 1862 > > > > Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, > > > > 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" > > > > [This was Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873).] > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > Rootsweb WorldConnect (Database :557814 "Hart") shows Mary Ann (Polly) > > > CREWS > > > > b. 6 Dec 1829 in Monroe Co. KY; d. 27 Jan 1908 in Audrain Co. MO; > > > > m. 13 Dec 1850 in Montgomery Co. MO to Stephen INGRAM. > > > > She d/o George M. CREWS (b. 9 March 1791 in Charlotte Co., VA; > > > > d. 26 Sept 1850 in Montgomery Co., MO) and Elizabeth HOLLOWAY > > > > (b. 14 Dec 1798 in Henrico Co., VA; d. 7 Sept 1844 in Montgomery Co., > > MO). > > > > More about family and ancestors in this database. > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > US Census 1860 - Missouri - Pike County - Cuivre Township - Page 168 > > > > (Ancestry Co. township image 22/39) > > > > 15 151 157 Mary Williams 45 F W ... NC > > > > 16 Martha " 22 F " " > > > > 17 Margaret " 19 F " " > > > > 18 John W. " 17 M " " > > > > 19 ????? " 15 M " " > > > > 20 Marion " 13 M " " > > > > 21 Thos " 11 M " " > > > > 22 Frank " 9 M " " > > > > 23 Mildred " 7 F " " > > > > 24 Louisa " 5 F " Mo > > > > 25 Hiram " 3 M " ?? > > > > 26 Mary Hart 25 F " Mo [b. 1834/5] > > > > > > > > I think census is wrong; children were probably NOT born in NC; > > > > probably Missouri. > > > > > > > > The above Mary Hart was possibly the Mary Williams who married > > > > 1) 1857 to Joshua Hart and 2) 1862 to Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873) > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > > >

I have just gotten confirmation on my gggrandmother's family. Her name was Martha Marie Price. Her parents were Bird and Sally Price. Their children were Elizabeth married Davis; Sallie Ann married Vaughn; Eliza married Davis; Martha Marie married Netherland; Margaret married Middleton; Mary; Chloe; John Dudley Price. Does anyone have any information on this family? They came to Pike county, Missouri, before 1840 from Kentucky. Sheila ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/freevideo/

The only Bird Price I've heard of was a female. This Price family went from KY to MO about 1851.. perhaps earlier. I have nothing on what happened to this Birdie after this census record. 1880 Lincoln Co. MO census PRICE, Miles H., w, m, 63, b KY; Lutecia A., wife, 59, b Ky; Robert T., son, 32, b Ky; Elvira M., dau, 30, b Ky; Mary L., dau 22, b Ky; William, son, 27, b Ky; Thodocia, dau, 18, b Ky; Lee D., son, 15, b Ky; Birdie, dau, 4, b Mo. At 08:34 AM 7/11/02 -0600, you wrote: >I have just gotten confirmation on my gggrandmother's family. Her name >was Martha Marie Price. Her parents were Bird and Sally Price. Their >children were Elizabeth married Davis; Sallie Ann married Vaughn; Eliza >married Davis; Martha Marie married Netherland; Margaret married >Middleton; Mary; Chloe; John Dudley Price. > >Does anyone have any information on this family? They came to Pike >county, Missouri, before 1840 from Kentucky. > >Sheila

Hi Karen I have no family information for you but encouragement I have, keep looking; I have found cousins on family in lines that I thought not one person was researching as I had been looking for months and in one case for 3 years. Just keep posting the information every now and then and post to the County web site any information that you can come up with, copy's of marriage, birth records and the such. Some one will see it and get back to you when you least expect it. Good Luck in your search Lorraine Llewellyn ----- Original Message ----- From: <Fobwsunshine@aol.com> To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 7:24 PM Subject: [MOPIKE-L] (no subject) > Hi......Im new to the group and still reasonably new to geneology. > > I joined this group in hopes of maybe making some connections or finding > further information reguarding my family. > > I was adopted as a baby so alot of my geneology has been like looking for > needles in haystacks and im soon to believe that perhaps this particular side > of the family tree was used for fire wood........however.......im in search > of my grandmother and her family. > > (great grandparents) James Lewis Eveland & Dora Mccoy > b: unknown b: unknown > d: unknown b: 1893 > buried: Silex Cem. Lincoln, co MO buried: West Plains > White Church > > Howell Co, MO > > (grandmother) was prodominately raised in Pike Co Mary Electa Eveland > (often went by the name of Molly).....was born March 9, 1891 and passed > away Dec. 15, 1987. > Notes have it that she is buried in Louisiana Mo......Pike County Bowling > Green. > She was only 2 when her mother Dora passed on. > > Molly married Samuel Gillette Sr. on June 5, 1909. > > Does anyone maybe have some knowledge or information reguarding this family? > > or least maybe some words of encouragement so as not to give up. > > Thanks for reading : ) > > Karen

Hello Karen, I have a Steve Gillett in my family line and have just started on them. Steve had a brother John and maybe more siblings. They lived near "Bush Station" and Ashburn, Mo. in the late 1890's and early 1900's. I need to go to our public library to find thier obiturarys and maybe can learn more about them. Steve Gillett married my Grandfathers sister, Laura M. Snell. If you are interested, send me your e-mal address and I will let you know what I find. Best regards, Georgia. ggolian@webtv.net

Nancy.......... thanks for your suggestions, i'll see if that doesnt get me some where :) karen

Thanks Carl, I just found out that cemetery I'm thinking about is on Route w-8 miles south of Vandalia and west of Middletown.. still not sure of name. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carl" <CRKrig@CanyonCountry.net> To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 8:10 PM Subject: Re: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > Altho there may be other cemeteries around Middletown (tho I don't know of > any personally),, I am somewhat familiar with the primary one, as my > grandparents, great and great great grandparents, and various other > relatives are buried there. However, Middletown is not in Pike County, it > is in Montgomery County. The cemetery I am thinking of is known to us > merely as the Middletown Cemetery, and there is a church there, tho I don't > know if it is still active or not. I have an elderly aunt who lives in > Mexico, Missouri, who could probably tell me, as her plans are to be also > interred there. I feel sure there is a county genealogical group in > Montgomery County - I believe Wellsville is the capital. I visited the > cemetery lastly about nine years ago. > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: mary <maryow1@comcast.net> > To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 5:26 PM > Subject: Re: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > > > > Thanks to all for the Ingram help--my Grandmother was daughter of Geo. > > Edwin -son of Stephen and Mary. I seem to remember the Olivet church some > > of them are buried near was around Middletown --is there a cem and church > > near there-I was there once with her must of been 35 yrs ago--Mary > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Neal Underwood" <nealu@interaccess.com> > > To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 6:38 PM > > Subject: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > > > > > > > > > > More information about Stephen Ingram > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > US Census 1870 - Missouri - Audrain County - Cuivre Township - Page 492 > > > 11 267 244 Ingram Stephen 42 M W Farmer North Carolina > > [b.1827/8] > > > 12 -- Mary 41 F W Keeping House Missouri [b. 1828/9] > > > 13 -- George 16 M W at Home Missouri [b. 1853/4] > > > 14 -- Alice 14 F W at Home Missouri > > > 15 -- Philander 12 M W At home Missouri > > > 16 -- John 10 M W Missouri > > > 17 -- Annie 8 F W Missouri > > > 18 -- Eddie 6 M W Missouri > > > 19 -- Elizabeth 4 F W Missouri > > > 20 -- Charlotte 3/12 F W Missouri > > > > > > Stephen was s/o Stephen Ingram (1795-aft1850) and Myra Bush. > > > Mary was Mary Ann "Polly" Crews, d/o George M. Crews and Elizabeth > > Holloway. > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary Ann CREWS 12 Dec 1850 > > > Middletown, Montgomery, Missouri; Batch number: 7402208, Sheet: 15, > > > Source Call No. 0934324 "Patron sheets 1969-1991" > > > [This was Stephen Ingram (1827/8-aft1870).] > > > > > > FS-IGI online: Joshua HART [married] Mary WILLIAMS 13 Dec 1857 > > > Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, > > > 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" > > > > > > FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary HART 25 Dec 1862 > > > Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, > > > 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" > > > [This was Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873).] > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > Rootsweb WorldConnect (Database :557814 "Hart") shows Mary Ann (Polly) > > CREWS > > > b. 6 Dec 1829 in Monroe Co. KY; d. 27 Jan 1908 in Audrain Co. MO; > > > m. 13 Dec 1850 in Montgomery Co. MO to Stephen INGRAM. > > > She d/o George M. CREWS (b. 9 March 1791 in Charlotte Co., VA; > > > d. 26 Sept 1850 in Montgomery Co., MO) and Elizabeth HOLLOWAY > > > (b. 14 Dec 1798 in Henrico Co., VA; d. 7 Sept 1844 in Montgomery Co., > MO). > > > More about family and ancestors in this database. > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > > US Census 1860 - Missouri - Pike County - Cuivre Township - Page 168 > > > (Ancestry Co. township image 22/39) > > > 15 151 157 Mary Williams 45 F W ... NC > > > 16 Martha " 22 F " " > > > 17 Margaret " 19 F " " > > > 18 John W. " 17 M " " > > > 19 ????? " 15 M " " > > > 20 Marion " 13 M " " > > > 21 Thos " 11 M " " > > > 22 Frank " 9 M " " > > > 23 Mildred " 7 F " " > > > 24 Louisa " 5 F " Mo > > > 25 Hiram " 3 M " ?? > > > 26 Mary Hart 25 F " Mo [b. 1834/5] > > > > > > I think census is wrong; children were probably NOT born in NC; > > > probably Missouri. > > > > > > The above Mary Hart was possibly the Mary Williams who married > > > 1) 1857 to Joshua Hart and 2) 1862 to Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873) > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > > >

Karen, do you know about the Message Boards at ancestry.com and other sites? I didn't discover these for a long time and had some good hits as soon as I found them. You can leave messages that will stay there for years, unlike a mail list like this where you have to hope they aren't out of town that day. You can also search for others who have left messages. You can do it by name, by county. Try it with just the surname, or with an initial and the surname. I am always amazed at what works. I have periodically searched for my George Washington Stevens, never found him. Yesterday, I went looking for his brother Frank on the Stevens message board, and put in the key words "Louisiana" and "Missouri" as he was born in Louisiana MO. Lo and behold, who pops up but George! and someone had left a nice fat obit for him. Good luck, Nancy

Hi......Im new to the group and still reasonably new to geneology. I joined this group in hopes of maybe making some connections or finding further information reguarding my family. I was adopted as a baby so alot of my geneology has been like looking for needles in haystacks and im soon to believe that perhaps this particular side of the family tree was used for fire wood........however.......im in search of my grandmother and her family. (great grandparents) James Lewis Eveland & Dora Mccoy b: unknown b: unknown d: unknown b: 1893 buried: Silex Cem. Lincoln, co MO buried: West Plains White Church Howell Co, MO (grandmother) was prodominately raised in Pike Co Mary Electa Eveland (often went by the name of Molly).....was born March 9, 1891 and passed away Dec. 15, 1987. Notes have it that she is buried in Louisiana Mo......Pike County Bowling Green. She was only 2 when her mother Dora passed on. Molly married Samuel Gillette Sr. on June 5, 1909. Does anyone maybe have some knowledge or information reguarding this family? or least maybe some words of encouragement so as not to give up. Thanks for reading : ) Karen

Thanks to all for the Ingram help--my Grandmother was daughter of Geo. Edwin -son of Stephen and Mary. I seem to remember the Olivet church some of them are buried near was around Middletown --is there a cem and church near there-I was there once with her must of been 35 yrs ago--Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Neal Underwood" <nealu@interaccess.com> To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 6:38 PM Subject: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > > More information about Stephen Ingram > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > US Census 1870 - Missouri - Audrain County - Cuivre Township - Page 492 > 11 267 244 Ingram Stephen 42 M W Farmer North Carolina [b.1827/8] > 12 -- Mary 41 F W Keeping House Missouri [b. 1828/9] > 13 -- George 16 M W at Home Missouri [b. 1853/4] > 14 -- Alice 14 F W at Home Missouri > 15 -- Philander 12 M W At home Missouri > 16 -- John 10 M W Missouri > 17 -- Annie 8 F W Missouri > 18 -- Eddie 6 M W Missouri > 19 -- Elizabeth 4 F W Missouri > 20 -- Charlotte 3/12 F W Missouri > > Stephen was s/o Stephen Ingram (1795-aft1850) and Myra Bush. > Mary was Mary Ann "Polly" Crews, d/o George M. Crews and Elizabeth Holloway. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary Ann CREWS 12 Dec 1850 > Middletown, Montgomery, Missouri; Batch number: 7402208, Sheet: 15, > Source Call No. 0934324 "Patron sheets 1969-1991" > [This was Stephen Ingram (1827/8-aft1870).] > > FS-IGI online: Joshua HART [married] Mary WILLIAMS 13 Dec 1857 > Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, > 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" > > FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary HART 25 Dec 1862 > Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, > 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" > [This was Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873).] > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Rootsweb WorldConnect (Database :557814 "Hart") shows Mary Ann (Polly) CREWS > b. 6 Dec 1829 in Monroe Co. KY; d. 27 Jan 1908 in Audrain Co. MO; > m. 13 Dec 1850 in Montgomery Co. MO to Stephen INGRAM. > She d/o George M. CREWS (b. 9 March 1791 in Charlotte Co., VA; > d. 26 Sept 1850 in Montgomery Co., MO) and Elizabeth HOLLOWAY > (b. 14 Dec 1798 in Henrico Co., VA; d. 7 Sept 1844 in Montgomery Co., MO). > More about family and ancestors in this database. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > US Census 1860 - Missouri - Pike County - Cuivre Township - Page 168 > (Ancestry Co. township image 22/39) > 15 151 157 Mary Williams 45 F W ... NC > 16 Martha " 22 F " " > 17 Margaret " 19 F " " > 18 John W. " 17 M " " > 19 ????? " 15 M " " > 20 Marion " 13 M " " > 21 Thos " 11 M " " > 22 Frank " 9 M " " > 23 Mildred " 7 F " " > 24 Louisa " 5 F " Mo > 25 Hiram " 3 M " ?? > 26 Mary Hart 25 F " Mo [b. 1834/5] > > I think census is wrong; children were probably NOT born in NC; > probably Missouri. > > The above Mary Hart was possibly the Mary Williams who married > 1) 1857 to Joshua Hart and 2) 1862 to Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873) > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >

More information about Stephen Ingram ------------------------------------------------------------------------ US Census 1870 - Missouri - Audrain County - Cuivre Township - Page 492 11 267 244 Ingram Stephen 42 M W Farmer North Carolina [b.1827/8] 12 -- Mary 41 F W Keeping House Missouri [b. 1828/9] 13 -- George 16 M W at Home Missouri [b. 1853/4] 14 -- Alice 14 F W at Home Missouri 15 -- Philander 12 M W At home Missouri 16 -- John 10 M W Missouri 17 -- Annie 8 F W Missouri 18 -- Eddie 6 M W Missouri 19 -- Elizabeth 4 F W Missouri 20 -- Charlotte 3/12 F W Missouri Stephen was s/o Stephen Ingram (1795-aft1850) and Myra Bush. Mary was Mary Ann "Polly" Crews, d/o George M. Crews and Elizabeth Holloway. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary Ann CREWS 12 Dec 1850 Middletown, Montgomery, Missouri; Batch number: 7402208, Sheet: 15, Source Call No. 0934324 "Patron sheets 1969-1991" [This was Stephen Ingram (1827/8-aft1870).] FS-IGI online: Joshua HART [married] Mary WILLIAMS 13 Dec 1857 Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary HART 25 Dec 1862 Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" [This was Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873).] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Rootsweb WorldConnect (Database :557814 "Hart") shows Mary Ann (Polly) CREWS b. 6 Dec 1829 in Monroe Co. KY; d. 27 Jan 1908 in Audrain Co. MO; m. 13 Dec 1850 in Montgomery Co. MO to Stephen INGRAM. She d/o George M. CREWS (b. 9 March 1791 in Charlotte Co., VA; d. 26 Sept 1850 in Montgomery Co., MO) and Elizabeth HOLLOWAY (b. 14 Dec 1798 in Henrico Co., VA; d. 7 Sept 1844 in Montgomery Co., MO). More about family and ancestors in this database. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ US Census 1860 - Missouri - Pike County - Cuivre Township - Page 168 (Ancestry Co. township image 22/39) 15 151 157 Mary Williams 45 F W ... NC 16 Martha " 22 F " " 17 Margaret " 19 F " " 18 John W. " 17 M " " 19 ????? " 15 M " " 20 Marion " 13 M " " 21 Thos " 11 M " " 22 Frank " 9 M " " 23 Mildred " 7 F " " 24 Louisa " 5 F " Mo 25 Hiram " 3 M " ?? 26 Mary Hart 25 F " Mo [b. 1834/5] I think census is wrong; children were probably NOT born in NC; probably Missouri. The above Mary Hart was possibly the Mary Williams who married 1) 1857 to Joshua Hart and 2) 1862 to Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873) ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Altho there may be other cemeteries around Middletown (tho I don't know of any personally),, I am somewhat familiar with the primary one, as my grandparents, great and great great grandparents, and various other relatives are buried there. However, Middletown is not in Pike County, it is in Montgomery County. The cemetery I am thinking of is known to us merely as the Middletown Cemetery, and there is a church there, tho I don't know if it is still active or not. I have an elderly aunt who lives in Mexico, Missouri, who could probably tell me, as her plans are to be also interred there. I feel sure there is a county genealogical group in Montgomery County - I believe Wellsville is the capital. I visited the cemetery lastly about nine years ago. ----- Original Message ----- From: mary <maryow1@comcast.net> To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 5:26 PM Subject: Re: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > Thanks to all for the Ingram help--my Grandmother was daughter of Geo. > Edwin -son of Stephen and Mary. I seem to remember the Olivet church some > of them are buried near was around Middletown --is there a cem and church > near there-I was there once with her must of been 35 yrs ago--Mary > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Neal Underwood" <nealu@interaccess.com> > To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 6:38 PM > Subject: [MOPIKE-L] Stephen Ingram > > > > > > More information about Stephen Ingram > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > US Census 1870 - Missouri - Audrain County - Cuivre Township - Page 492 > > 11 267 244 Ingram Stephen 42 M W Farmer North Carolina > [b.1827/8] > > 12 -- Mary 41 F W Keeping House Missouri [b. 1828/9] > > 13 -- George 16 M W at Home Missouri [b. 1853/4] > > 14 -- Alice 14 F W at Home Missouri > > 15 -- Philander 12 M W At home Missouri > > 16 -- John 10 M W Missouri > > 17 -- Annie 8 F W Missouri > > 18 -- Eddie 6 M W Missouri > > 19 -- Elizabeth 4 F W Missouri > > 20 -- Charlotte 3/12 F W Missouri > > > > Stephen was s/o Stephen Ingram (1795-aft1850) and Myra Bush. > > Mary was Mary Ann "Polly" Crews, d/o George M. Crews and Elizabeth > Holloway. > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary Ann CREWS 12 Dec 1850 > > Middletown, Montgomery, Missouri; Batch number: 7402208, Sheet: 15, > > Source Call No. 0934324 "Patron sheets 1969-1991" > > [This was Stephen Ingram (1827/8-aft1870).] > > > > FS-IGI online: Joshua HART [married] Mary WILLIAMS 13 Dec 1857 > > Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, > > 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" > > > > FS-IGI online: Stephen INGRAM [married] Mary HART 25 Dec 1862 > > Pike, Missouri; Batch M515602 Source Call 0974634 "Marriage records, > > 1825-1916 Pike County (Missouri) Recorder of Deeds" > > [This was Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873).] > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > Rootsweb WorldConnect (Database :557814 "Hart") shows Mary Ann (Polly) > CREWS > > b. 6 Dec 1829 in Monroe Co. KY; d. 27 Jan 1908 in Audrain Co. MO; > > m. 13 Dec 1850 in Montgomery Co. MO to Stephen INGRAM. > > She d/o George M. CREWS (b. 9 March 1791 in Charlotte Co., VA; > > d. 26 Sept 1850 in Montgomery Co., MO) and Elizabeth HOLLOWAY > > (b. 14 Dec 1798 in Henrico Co., VA; d. 7 Sept 1844 in Montgomery Co., MO). > > More about family and ancestors in this database. > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > > US Census 1860 - Missouri - Pike County - Cuivre Township - Page 168 > > (Ancestry Co. township image 22/39) > > 15 151 157 Mary Williams 45 F W ... NC > > 16 Martha " 22 F " " > > 17 Margaret " 19 F " " > > 18 John W. " 17 M " " > > 19 ????? " 15 M " " > > 20 Marion " 13 M " " > > 21 Thos " 11 M " " > > 22 Frank " 9 M " " > > 23 Mildred " 7 F " " > > 24 Louisa " 5 F " Mo > > 25 Hiram " 3 M " ?? > > 26 Mary Hart 25 F " Mo [b. 1834/5] > > > > I think census is wrong; children were probably NOT born in NC; > > probably Missouri. > > > > The above Mary Hart was possibly the Mary Williams who married > > 1) 1857 to Joshua Hart and 2) 1862 to Stephen S. Ingram (1837-1873) > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > >

Your query about Guiley peeked my interest. I have run across them and at one time tried to find out how they might be related to my family. In the 1850 census of Pike Co MO a George W Guiley, 20 is in the household of Samuel Allen and Zerelda Zumwalt Allen. I have also run across them I think, in Pike Co Ill. in connection with the Kerr family. I need to check that one out. Do you know of any connection to Zumwalts or Kerrs? Irma Korbitz

Steven Ingram-Mira Bush,Steven Ingram (son)- and Mary Crews-later he married Margaret Ella Williams--living in the Pike-Montgomery-and Audrain area 1800's. Mary

Janis, thanks for info--will keep this info but don't find them to be mine but who knows as research goes--I did hear from a lady the other day looking for another family of Ingrams from that area so will share with her too. thanks, Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janis" <firefly@ctaz.com> To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 9:02 AM Subject: Re: [MOPIKE-L] Ingram and Williams surname > I found these in the Cuivre twp book... > > All of these are Ingrams and buried in Henderson Cemetery (which is on the > Old Hickerson Farm and is in poor condition), > > J.W. died 6/23/1882 age 42 > > Steven S. 8/27/1837 - 4/10/1873 > > Mary J 1/16/1837 born Woodford Co. Ky d. 9/20/1930 wife of S. S. Ingram 1st > husband Joshua Hart. daughter Anna B. Hart died 5/22/1889 > > Eddie W. 11/14/1866 - 6/10/1902 son of S. S. and Mary J. Ingram > > Homer 9/2/1872 - 6/10/1902 son of S. S. & Mary Ingram > > Homer 9/2/1872 - 5/31/1891 son of J. W. & S. M. Ingram > > Erva 4/12/1876 - 4/7/1879 son of J. W. & S. M. Ingram > > Louisa 6/12/1854 - 5/6/1892 wife of Martin Luther Ingram > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "mary" <maryow1@comcast.net> > To: <MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 4:59 PM > Subject: [MOPIKE-L] Ingram and Williams surname > > > > I'm new around her-but trying to locate some of the Stephen Ingram > family--lived in the Pike and Audrain co. late 1800's -also Margaret Ella > William's connections--these folks were my line through my dad--any help > greatly appreciated--think most of them may be buried in Mt. Olivet Cem. > mary Woodroof Willis > > > > > >

Trying to locate any of the GUILEY and SHERMAN/SCHURMAN FAMILY. They were in Pike county in the 1800s, towns of Louisiana and Bowling Green Mo that I have information on. Am trying to find the birth and death dates of my GG grandfather John Davis Guiley born 1827-1829 that married Mary Jane Schurman/Sherman on 2 July 1848.Married by George Smith minister of the Gospel in the Methodist Episcopal Church South.== Mary J was born 14 May 1828 in Mo. and died 15 Jun 1922 in Bowling Green Mo. They had at least 4 children Sarah Ellen b abt.1851==Edwin Homer born 23 Aug 1853 in Mo. died 28 Sep 1928 in Jackson co. Mo.(my G grandfather) Laura Emma b abt 1854==Olin Bascom b abt 1858 in Mo and died 17 Dec 1919.==Have tried to find parents and siblings of John D and Mary J with no Luck. Any help would be appreiciated. Have heard earlier Guileys came from Va or WV. Culpepper co and Jefferson Co. Some were in Pa before going to Va or WV or both. Dee

Lot 42 Riverview Rolla V. Todd, 1878-1952 Leota Reid Todd 1869-1955 Jennie Lou Todd 1877-1959 Fremont Todd 1854-1933 > -----Original Message----- > From: Lorraine Llewellyn [mailto:glewelyn@leblink.com] > Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2002 4:30 PM > To: MOPIKE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [MOPIKE-L] RE: Reid, Todd, Ramsom, Miller's > > > I am looking for the gravesites are thought to have been buried > in Riverview > Cemetery, Louisiana, Pike Co. Mo > George David Reid d. 22 May 1900 > Elizabeth Ann Benson Reid wife of George D. Reid > she died sometime after 1919 > > Leota (Lottie) Reid Todd d. 16 Nov 1887 > Rowland Fremont Todd d. unknown but husband to Lottie having lived in > Louisiana, at time of my great grandfathers birth > > Rowland Vermont Todd d. 19 Dec. 1952 > Wife Jennie Lou Ransom Todd 22 may 1959 > both died in California but were returned to be buried in home town of > Louisiana, Pike Co. MO. with in one week of their deaths. > This I remember as I was 10 at the death of Rowland V. Todd and went to > Louisiana with my mother to help grandmothers clear out house. > Rowland's name was most often spelled Roland and was called Rolla > by friends > and family. > > any help appreciated > > > Lorraine Llewellyn > glewelyn@leblink.com > > PS > > Also looking for any Todd Relations, if you have Todd's in your > line please > contact me. > >

I am looking for the gravesites are thought to have been buried in Riverview Cemetery, Louisiana, Pike Co. Mo George David Reid d. 22 May 1900 Elizabeth Ann Benson Reid wife of George D. Reid she died sometime after 1919 Leota (Lottie) Reid Todd d. 16 Nov 1887 Rowland Fremont Todd d. unknown but husband to Lottie having lived in Louisiana, at time of my great grandfathers birth Rowland Vermont Todd d. 19 Dec. 1952 Wife Jennie Lou Ransom Todd 22 may 1959 both died in California but were returned to be buried in home town of Louisiana, Pike Co. MO. with in one week of their deaths. This I remember as I was 10 at the death of Rowland V. Todd and went to Louisiana with my mother to help grandmothers clear out house. Rowland's name was most often spelled Roland and was called Rolla by friends and family. any help appreciated Lorraine Llewellyn glewelyn@leblink.com PS Also looking for any Todd Relations, if you have Todd's in your line please contact me.