It is located in Shockley Holler Hwy 7. I cant' think of the name of the county road but It is just past the sign to go to the cave restrauant. It is on the land of a Mr. Sanders. Just before you cross the bridge. You have to go across his property in a large grove of trees. Email me at [email protected] I have been doing a lot of work/research on this cemetery. Who are your people? I will get better directions for you. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2001 2:46 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MOPULASK] Mays-Gillispie Cemetery I need directions to the Mays-Gillispie Cemetery in Pulaski County. I've been told it is about 3 miles southwest of Richland, but I don't know the road or specific directions. Can anyone help me? (I'm not real familiar with Pulaski County). Any help would be immensely appreciated. Thanks ============================== 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

I need directions to the Mays-Gillispie Cemetery in Pulaski County. I've been told it is about 3 miles southwest of Richland, but I don't know the road or specific directions. Can anyone help me? (I'm not real familiar with Pulaski County). Any help would be immensely appreciated. Thanks

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!

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

Forwarded by the ListAdmin for: "Sharon Johnson" <[email protected]> Do you know where the Big Piney Cemetery is? Also do you know if Pleasant and Mary Ousley are buried there? Thanks for your help, Sharon Johnson [email protected]

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Pluma and Carl Brown were my great grandparents. I have almost no info on them. Their daughter Wilma is my grandmother. I have not seen her in years. I would like to know everything i can as my mom is doing my family tree. How are you related? thanks Nina

mike, ralph rickerson/brotherton is my grandfather. Yes I would like any and everything you have!!! Know one seem to know thing about anybody. thank you

My grandpa name is ralph rickerson/brotherton, my fathers name is kenneth rickerson, My great grandpa is jess brotherton who was married to lucy letitia jackson. I would like to know lucys parents name.

I would like to know how I might go about finding a will (inheritance) of property in Pulaski County. The time frame would be about late 1880's to 1890's. Thank you.

Joy, I will dig through my papers and get the names and as best I remember I may have a picture of one of the Hess men in his railroad uniform. John joym wrote: > > hi john-there must be some connection-i have no idea > where fred hess was from- but i don't think it was pulaski > county. the railroad thing is what is interesting-the > father of effie smith hess-andrew jeckson smith, her > brother ivy eugene smith and her brother fred smith > all worked for the frisco railroad all of their lives. > effies brother john was killed when a child trying to > hop a train. the railroad people seem to all be related > in one way or another. i don't know anything about fred > and effie hess's family- somewhere in my notes i have > the names of their several children. > > joy > > ============================== > 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

Hoping someone will help us make a connection. Following is a portion of our family. James Valentine Riley, born January 2, 1855, Maries County Missouri. First record we have is 1870 census from Hunt County Texas where he is listed as a nephew living with Anderson Jackson Beezley. JV Riley remembers an aunt (we believe Parmelia Jane Riley who married Beezley) taking him and he looked back to see his home burning. This would probably have been during the Civil War. These are the people we believe he was related to: Father David Riley (wife unknown). Last census 1850, age 17. Abraham Riley, 1850 Pulaski County Missouri census, 57 yrs, born VA Catherine Riley, 1850, Pulaski County Missouri census, 51 yrs, born VA David W., 17, born IN Margaret Ann, 15, born IN Amanda P., 13, born IN William F., 10, born IN Andrew J., 8, born MO >From Abraham through Andrew, this family is not found after the 1850 census. Does anyone recognize the names?

hi john-there must be some connection-i have no idea where fred hess was from- but i don't think it was pulaski county. the railroad thing is what is interesting-the father of effie smith hess-andrew jeckson smith, her brother ivy eugene smith and her brother fred smith all worked for the frisco railroad all of their lives. effies brother john was killed when a child trying to hop a train. the railroad people seem to all be related in one way or another. i don't know anything about fred and effie hess's family- somewhere in my notes i have the names of their several children. joy

mary, only hess in pulaski county in 1910 tavern township calvin, 39-m1-20 yrs in in ky-railroad foreman lizzie 37- m1-20 yrs mo ireland scotland virgil-17-telegraph operator-railroad-born mo clarence-14 tessie f. 18 bertha j-11 elsie l.-7 violet d.-4 it is interesting i have a great aunt born pulaski co- liberty township- about 1877- sshe was effie smith and married fred hess-who worked for the railroad- and they moved to st louis.

Hello Mary, This is what I see in the 1900 census. MO, Pulaski Co, Roubideaux Township, SD 149?, ED 116, Sheet 3, page 239b, line 66, 49/50: Hess, William F, head, w, m, Nov 1868, 31, m, 5, MO, IN, MO, Teaching, R, F, 58; Mary E?, wife, w, f, Aug 1876, 23, m, 5, 2, 2, MO, MO, IN; Thomas R, son, w, m, Aug 1897, 2, MO; Adopha? E, dau, w, f, Dec 1899, 5/12, MO; Killman, Ella, mother, w, f, Aug 1844, 55, widow, 5, 5, MO, IN, KY, living. Good luck. Sincerely, Cliff Bowlin Colorado Springs

Hi, Cliff! Thanks so much for the lookup!!! I really appreciate it, because it does give me a few clues to follow up on. Thanks again!!! Mary --- Cliff Bowlin <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Mary, > > This is what I see in the 1900 census. > > MO, Pulaski Co, Roubideaux Township, > SD 149?, ED 116, Sheet 3, page 239b, line 66, 49/50: > > Hess, William F, head, w, m, Nov 1868, 31, m, 5, > MO, IN, MO, Teaching, R, F, 58; > > Mary E?, wife, w, f, Aug 1876, 23, m, 5, 2, 2, MO, > MO, IN; > > Thomas R, son, w, m, Aug 1897, 2, MO; > > Adopha? E, dau, w, f, Dec 1899, 5/12, MO; > > Killman, Ella, mother, w, f, Aug 1844, 55, widow, 5, > 5, > MO, IN, KY, living. > > Good luck. > > Sincerely, > > Cliff Bowlin > Colorado Springs > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! >

Hi! Does anyone have access to the 1900, 1910 & 1920 censuses that would be willing to do a lookup for me, please? In the 1900 Roubideaux Twp., Pulaski Co. census, I believe there is a household headed by William HESS, and living with him is his mother, who I believe is shown as Ella KILLMAN. I'd like to confirm the info that is reflected for her. Does it show her marital status as widowed? What age does it show for her? I'd love to know if the HESS family can be found on the 1910 and 1920 Pulaski census, also - I'd like to see if William Hess' mother is still living with him. Thanks very much!!! Mary

Researching Helton surname in VA, Burke, Catawba, Cleveland & Lincoln Cos., NC, Sevier Co., TN & Pulaski Co., MO. Robert Helton m Nancy Elmore & their children: Thomas, Levi m Cinay "Sina" Jenkins, Sarah "Sally" Ann m Benjamin Jenkins, Mary m Walter Havener, John m Ruth Joiner, Frances "Fannie" m James Cobb, Randolph m Elizabeth Neal, Robert T. m Epsey Perkins, William m Lucinda Stamey & Nancy m Henry Cobb. - VA>NC>TN, 1750-1875. John Helton m Ruth Joiner & their children: Mary, Levi, Jack, Walter, Fannie, Mary Elizabeth m Leroy Levi Cobb, Adeline, Rufus & John. - NC>TN, 1810-1880. Mary Elizabeth Helton m Leroy Levi Cobb & their children: Cora Lee m James Walker, James Walter, Sylvania Clinton m Florence Cornelia Cole & Robert Houston. - TN>MO, 1865-1925. Cora Lee Cobb m James Walker & their children: Robert Clifford. - MO, 1870-1950 Any and all information is greatly appreciated. Thank You for your assistance.

Have you checked the Social Security Death Index? There are 2 Raymond Ousley's listed there, one born 17 June 1915, who died in June 1977, with his Social Securtiy # issued in Missouri. www.rootsweb.com go to SSDI, click on advanced search, type in last name, and first name, hit search Dean

Hi. I was born and raised in Dixon. In 1945 Raymond C. Ousley and I joined the Air Force. I have been trying to contact him for a long time. If you know him, and where to locate him I would appreciate any information you have. Sincerely. Harold E. Ferguson ----Original Message Follows---- From: [email protected] Reply-To: [email protected] To: [email protected] Subject: [MOPULASK] Oulsey's of Pulaski County, Mo. Date: 22 Jul 2001 13:37:17 -0600 I would like any info anyone has on the Ousley's. I think they lived close to the Piney because my Mother can remember her Mother talking about how she missed it and how blue it was. I am specifically looking for Cynthia Ousley, daughter of Pleasant Ousley. Any info would be appreciated ============================== Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp