My gggrandfather's brother's name was Sam Manes. Their is a S.J. Manes buried in Clarks, La. They came down to Clarks from Missouri to work in the mills. Sam's brother was George. I come from his son Ferrell, then Billy, then my mother Billy Jean. E-mail me if this is your relatives.

In a message dated 8/6/01 11:34:32 PM !!!First Boot!!!, [email protected] writes: > I have William Oscar JACKSON as son of William and his first wife. > Elizabeth died in 1858 after Wm. O. 's birth in 1856. William A. married > Narissa in 1861. Or was something going on? > You're right!!!! I really screwed that one up. I was putting out queries on William Oscar, but looking at another child's information. William WAS the child of William Andrew and Paulina Elizabeth (Harrison) Jackson. The 1860 Census, Central Township, Jefferson County, shows William A. age 30 with the following children: Lucinda age 17, (his sister,) George B, (Benjamin?) age 6, Chase (Charles?) age 4 and Margaret age 1. Are these his and Palina's (Paulina) children? If they are, what happened to them? Are you a descendant or relative of William Oscar Jackson? Mary

Correction to my post on Children of William Andrew JACKSON. William Oscar JACKSON was the son of William Andrew and Pa(u)lina Elizabeth HARRISON and NOT of Narcissus Ann (WILEY) JACKSON. Also wondering about Margaret age 1, found in the 1860, Jefferson County, census. Pa(u)lina died in 1858, yet Margaret was one year old in 1860. William and Narcissus didn't get married until 12 June 1861, so where does Margaret fit in?

I have William Oscar JACKSON as son of William and his first wife. Elizabeth died in 1858 after Wm. O. 's birth in 1856. William A. married Narissa in 1861. Or was something going on? Connie ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 3:06 PM Subject: [MOPULASK] JACKSON > > > Searching for information on the descendants of William Andrew and Narcissus Ann (WILEY) JACKSON of Pulaski/Laclede Counties, MO. > William Andrew JACKSON, b: c 1829/1830 TN. m: #1-Pa(u)lina Elizabeth HARRISON, July 22, 1853. They had three children: George B. b: c 1854, Chase (Charles?) b: c 1856 and Margaret, b: c 1859, all 3 born in Jefferson County, MO. Pa(u)lina d: c 1858, then on June 12, 1861, he m: Narcissus Ann WILEY and they had the following children: > 1) William Oscar b: March 12, 1856, > 2) Elizabeth Ann (MILLER) b: Aug. 22, 1862, > 3) Burnside (General B?) b: c 1864 (twin to Mary Catherine??) > 4) Mary Catherine b: March 5, 1864 (twin to Burnside???) > 5) Sheriden b: c 1866 > 6) Henry P.S. b: c 1867 m: America G. (or O?) > 7) Lucy Jane b: March 5, 1869 > 8) Emily S. b: Nov. 14, 1870...Richland, Pulaski County, MO > 9) Peter Cooper b: Jan 6, 1876...Laclede County, MO > 10) Genevara (Geneva?) b: c 1879 > William JACKSON shot and killed his son-in-law, William Reed MILLER on Jun 20, 1887. Apparently it was ruled self defense. William and Elizabeth (JACKSON) MILLER had 2 children: Clara Bell and Andrew Jackson MILLER. > After Narcissus Ann (WILEY) JACKSON d: Oct 21, 1888, William Andrew JACKSON m: Belle OLIVE on April 20, 1894. > William JACKSON is buried alongside a road near Richland, Pulaski County, MO. Narcissus Ann (WILEY) JACKSON is buried in Oaklawn Cemetery, Richland, Pulaski County, MO. > I would like to learn of William Andrew's descendants and when he died and exactly where he is buried. Any little scrap of info will help. > Thank You, > Mary MILLER > [email protected] > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >

Searching for information on the descendants of William Andrew and Narcissus Ann (WILEY) JACKSON of Pulaski/Laclede Counties, MO. William Andrew JACKSON, b: c 1829/1830 TN. m: #1-Pa(u)lina Elizabeth HARRISON, July 22, 1853. They had three children: George B. b: c 1854, Chase (Charles?) b: c 1856 and Margaret, b: c 1859, all 3 born in Jefferson County, MO. Pa(u)lina d: c 1858, then on June 12, 1861, he m: Narcissus Ann WILEY and they had the following children: 1) William Oscar b: March 12, 1856, 2) Elizabeth Ann (MILLER) b: Aug. 22, 1862, 3) Burnside (General B?) b: c 1864 (twin to Mary Catherine??) 4) Mary Catherine b: March 5, 1864 (twin to Burnside???) 5) Sheriden b: c 1866 6) Henry P.S. b: c 1867 m: America G. (or O?) 7) Lucy Jane b: March 5, 1869 8) Emily S. b: Nov. 14, 1870...Richland, Pulaski County, MO 9) Peter Cooper b: Jan 6, 1876...Laclede County, MO 10) Genevara (Geneva?) b: c 1879 William JACKSON shot and killed his son-in-law, William Reed MILLER on Jun 20, 1887. Apparently it was ruled self defense. William and Elizabeth (JACKSON) MILLER had 2 children: Clara Bell and Andrew Jackson MILLER. After Narcissus Ann (WILEY) JACKSON d: Oct 21, 1888, William Andrew JACKSON m: Belle OLIVE on April 20, 1894. William JACKSON is buried alongside a road near Richland, Pulaski County, MO. Narcissus Ann (WILEY) JACKSON is buried in Oaklawn Cemetery, Richland, Pulaski County, MO. I would like to learn of William Andrew's descendants and when he died and exactly where he is buried. Any little scrap of info will help. Thank You, Mary MILLER [email protected]

Kathy, I just wanted to let you know that we visited the cemetery this weekend and found John Aaron and Mary. We also visited the Manes Cemetery and the Mays-Gillispie cemetery which is, unfortunately, quite over-grown. We found the markers of John Aaron's parents, Seth and Rebecca Manes. I had understood Seth's grave to be unmarked but it now has a small flat marker: Seth Manes 1804-1896 it is right next to "Rebeckey's" which has fallen down. (Actually, my information is that Seth was born in 1814, so now I'm a little confused!) Thanks, Melinda ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 4:31 PM Subject: [MOPULASK] Re: Burial place of John Aaron MANES > > > BETHLEHEM CEMETERY > > Located: off Hwy T, 3 miles south of Swedeborg. > > There are several Manes in this cemetery including John & Adeline > > J.A. Manes > 8 Apr 1848 - 1 May 1935 > same stone as Mary A. > > Mary A. Manes > 14 Jun 1847 - 7 Nov 1932 > same stone as J.A. > > > OBITUARY > > Mary Adaline Manes was born June 14, 1847 in Green County, Illinois, and departed this life March 7, 1932. Age at time of death 84 years, 8 months and 23 days. > > When about five years of age she came to Missouri with her parents and settled near Swedeborg where she lived out her life as one of the pioneers of this county. > > She was married to John Aaraon Manes the 16th day of December, 1869 on the farm where she died; having lived at the same place practically all her life. To this union were born ten children, a boy and a girl died in infancy. One granddaughter was added to this number of children when she was fourteen months old, Mrs. Gusta Brown, who was treated as one of their own children. The husband and seven of their own children survive to mourn their loss. Henry Manes departed this life in 1926. The surviving children are: Mrs. Myra Roam of Swedeborg; Jim Manes of Washington, Frank Manes of Waynesville; Ed and Bob Manes, Swedeborg; Rev. Chas. D. Manes, St. Clair, Mo., and Bert Manes of Springfield, Mo., and the granddaughter, Mrs. Gusta Brown of Richland. > > She was converted at the age of 24 and united with the old Bethlehem Church, now known as the present Swedeborg Church, being among the first members of the church, and lived a faithful, consecrated christian life, dying in the full triumph of a living faith. > > She was a devoted, loving companion, a faithful mother, untiring in service for her children. There are 32 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. > > Funeral services were conducted at the Swedeborg Church Tuesday by Jesse O. Brown and Geo. W. Payne. A large congregation was in attendance. The funeral service was in charge of R.B. Teeple Undertaking Co. > > ********** > > Hope this helps. > > Kathy Harmon > Look-up Volunteer > > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------C24330DA291166FFA45BA689 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In the "Tombstone Inscriptions of Pulaski County" book (combined edition, 1995), lists [email protected]'s particular Henry Decker: Bradford Cemetery (Hwy H) Decker, Henry 4 May 1855-31 Jan 1935 (same stone as Lura B.) Decker, Lura B. 19 Sep 1868-5 Dec 1929 (same stone as Henry Also listed in this cemetery are two more Deckers: Decker, Arthur O. (Dad) 1901-1971 Decker, Sheddie D. 11 Jul 1907-1 Jun 1960 Perhaps, Arthur Decker and Sheddie D. Decker can offer some new clues for you to continue your search. 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In a message dated 8/4/2001 2:25:45 PM Mountain Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << I am trying to trace my history, but have had very little luck. I believe Henry came from Kentucky, but not sure.He was married to Lura B. b. 9-19-1868. He is buried in pulaski county near Waynesville, Missouri. I don't have much more info, need help. >> Could your DECKER be related to mine? Mine was John Decker who came with a brother, Luke Decker, to Franklin Co. in the late 1700s.. His kin spread to the far ends of MO. I know he came thru KY but not sure the exact date. He married Magalena BELL. Yours may not be a son of his, but could be a kin somewhere along the way!!! Pulaski Co. was at one time part of Franklin Co., so it would be possible. Ellie S.

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I am trying to trace my history, but have had very little luck. I believe Henry came from Kentucky, but not sure.He was married to Lura B. b. 9-19-1868. He is buried in pulaski county near Waynesville, Missouri. I don't have much more info, need help.

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Does the person that posted the inquiry about John Manes recognize this Manes? Descendants of Don Manes 1 Don Manes .. +Melissa Carolyn Reeves Born: October 29, 1937 in Allen, Pontotoc Co., OK Jim Skaggs

Sorry, I know of a few Donald Manes, but none who would have been married to Melissa Reeves. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 5:43 PM Subject: [MOPULASK] Don Manes > Does the person that posted the inquiry about John Manes recognize this Manes? > > Descendants of Don Manes > > 1 Don Manes > .. +Melissa Carolyn Reeves Born: October 29, 1937 in Allen, Pontotoc > Co., OK > Jim Skaggs > > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog >

Kathy, Thank you SO much!!! That is just exactly what I needed plus even more. I really appreciate it. Melinda

BETHLEHEM CEMETERY Located: off Hwy T, 3 miles south of Swedeborg. There are several Manes in this cemetery including John & Adeline J.A. Manes 8 Apr 1848 - 1 May 1935 same stone as Mary A. Mary A. Manes 14 Jun 1847 - 7 Nov 1932 same stone as J.A. OBITUARY Mary Adaline Manes was born June 14, 1847 in Green County, Illinois, and departed this life March 7, 1932. Age at time of death 84 years, 8 months and 23 days. When about five years of age she came to Missouri with her parents and settled near Swedeborg where she lived out her life as one of the pioneers of this county. She was married to John Aaraon Manes the 16th day of December, 1869 on the farm where she died; having lived at the same place practically all her life. To this union were born ten children, a boy and a girl died in infancy. One granddaughter was added to this number of children when she was fourteen months old, Mrs. Gusta Brown, who was treated as one of their own children. The husband and seven of their own children survive to mourn their loss. Henry Manes departed this life in 1926. The surviving children are: Mrs. Myra Roam of Swedeborg; Jim Manes of Washington, Frank Manes of Waynesville; Ed and Bob Manes, Swedeborg; Rev. Chas. D. Manes, St. Clair, Mo., and Bert Manes of Springfield, Mo., and the granddaughter, Mrs. Gusta Brown of Richland. She was converted at the age of 24 and united with the old Bethlehem Church, now known as the present Swedeborg Church, being among the first members of the church, and lived a faithful, consecrated christian life, dying in the full triumph of a living faith. She was a devoted, loving companion, a faithful mother, untiring in service for her children. There are 32 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted at the Swedeborg Church Tuesday by Jesse O. Brown and Geo. W. Payne. A large congregation was in attendance. The funeral service was in charge of R.B. Teeple Undertaking Co. ********** Hope this helps. Kathy Harmon Look-up Volunteer

Looking for the burial place of John Aaron Manes (born 4/8/1848, died May 1, 1935 in Pulaski County) and his wife, Mary Adeline Green Manes (born 6/14/1847, died 11/7/1932 in Pulaski County). Can anyone help me? Thank you very much.

Greetings from Michigan! Anyone out there researching a William MEDLEY from Dixon, who was the brother of Grace BARCO, Peggy LUSK, Ike, and Lola FOSTER? If so, I would love to hear from you. This group of siblings were the offspring of Lucinda Elizabeth Bingaman and Nathan MEDLEY. Sally

WAYNE.... Would you have anything on Thomas or William T. Nunn at Big Piney? THANKS! Dana Longley Janette Conaway wrote: > Hi Wayne, > > If the road to Big Piney is not paved, does that mean that it does not have > a name of number? My great grandparents Richard and Julia Kelly Miller are > buried there, but I always have a hard time finding the cemetery. Do you > know where Palace Church and Cemetery is located? Okay is the road going to > Big Piney across from the Palace Church? > My parents are buried in the Palace Cemetery, so I know that area. > > Also do you know the directions to the O'Malley Cemetery? My great > grandparents John and > Johanna Hogan Haley are buried there. > > Thanks > > Janette Haley Conaway > -----Original Message----- > From: Wayne Carroll [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Friday, July 27, 2001 2:11 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [MOPULASK] Big Piney Cemetery > > The Big Piney Cemetery is located across the road from the Hopewell Church, > which is just a short distance from what used to be Big Piney. > > I was born in Big Piney, Pulaski County, Missouri in 1941 and have fond > memories of it. However, the last time that I was able to visit that area, > nothing much was left of the town but the church is still in use. > > Big Piney is located out of the south gate of Fort Leonard Wood and still > does not have a paved road. The pavement ends just south of what used to > be the town. > > Many years ago the township of Piney was thriving with a blacksmith shop, > three stores all operated by relatives of mine. The largest store > contained the post office and across the street from there was the Big > Piney Hotel. One store build might be left but is not a store anymore. > > Sincerely yours, > > Wayne Carroll > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library