This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UNB.2ACI/960.1 Message Board Post: What kind of information are you looking for? I have some information as to when these people died and are buried. Do you have that information? I also found a small family write up on John R. Burchard who married Elizabeth Bostick that was in the History of Pulaski County. Do you have that? I did not find anything in what I have on any of the people that you mentioned in your query before this one. Let me know what you are looking for and I will see what I can do. Mary Case

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Lewis, Burchard Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UNB.2ACI/960 Message Board Post: We are also looking for the family of Margaret Elizabeth Lewis who was born December 22, 1824 in Nashville, Tennesee. She married James Harvey Burchard in 1845. James died in Waynesville MO August 17, 1863. Margaret died June 12, 1907 in Waynesville, MO. Their children were Samuel James b. 1847, John Riley b. 1848, Mary Elizabeth b. 1851, Margaret Jane b. 1854, Louisiana b. 1857, Virginia b. 1859, George Andrew b. 1861.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UNB.2ACI/959 Message Board Post: My grandfather was Albert PHILLIPS (b. November 3, 1889, Waynesville, Pulaski, Missouri). Albert married Anna L. SCHNEIDER (b. January 21, 1890, Swiss, Gasconade, Missouri) on April 23, 1918 in St. Louis, Missouri. Albert's Dad was Daniel Boone PHILLIPS (b. March 30, 1863, Franklin County, Missouri). He married Louisiana BURCHARD (b. November 8, 1857, near McCann Bridge, Pulaski County, Missouri) on December 12, 1887 in Waynesville, Pulaski County,Missouri. Daniel's Dad was Thomas P. PHILLIPS (b. June 1833, Franklin County, Missouri). He married Nancy Margaret TYREE (b. October 17, 1837, Kentucky) on November 1, 1860 probably in Franklin County, Missouri. Thomas's Dad was Samuel W. PHILLIPS (b. abt. 1790, Kentucky) He was married to Rebecca WHITESIDE (b. abt. 1795, Kentucky) about 1813 in Kentucky. Albert and Anna moved west to Washington during the dust bowl years. He worked in the shipyards during WWII. Louisiana's Dad James Harvey Burchard died in Waynesville MO in 1863 and her grandfather Samuel Burchard died in Benton Township in 1865. Thanks for any information. I'd be happy to share what I have. Ronda Howard whizinc@comcast.net (either email is OK)

Are there any Hendrix relatives on this list?

Thought you all might be interested in seeing this. http://www.ky3.com/newsdetailed.asp?id=5684

How about Collie Hollow? Does that fit the bill? I know where that is. Mike > Subject: [MOPULASKI] Colley Hollow > Date: 17 Jan 2004 10:31:39 -0700 > From: bunti8@msn.com > To: MOPULASK-L@rootsweb.com > > > Colley, Cooley Hollow. Does anyone know where the location of this p[lace was? Also any information on the Children of Catherine Bowen, who were left with a family named Hinshaw Henshaw or another faniliy of Bowens in and around the Pulaski Co., area. in the 1889-1900's. They were from KY.Children's names were Charles William, Nancy Louise (Nanny) and G.E. Bowen. G.E. Bowen's name could of been George Edward Bowen. I would really like to find the maiden name of Chatherine who married George A. Bowen in KY. Also what happened to her, They also lived around Hawkins, and the Waynesville area. Catherine must of not been able to take care of her children. Could someone tell me if they had a Paupers Place in Waynesville? or Orphanage??? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks June Hines Home e-mail bunti8@msn.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wilson McCortney Brooks Paradis St. Germain Wood Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UNB.2ACI/808.1.1.1.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: Sorry, to take so long in responding, I had to dig to get my info. According to the records that I have found - Nancy McCortney parents were indeed Alexander and Nancy Ball. But, here is the mystery and I hope your aunts remember something about it. You see, records show that after James McCortney was killed in the civil war, Nancy remarried Thomas Brooks...then I find a few different records that says Nancy died in 1877. Most records say she died in Pulaski, one says she died in Putnam? I haven't been able to find a Putnam. But, here's the part that makes no sense...if Nancy died in 1877, then why do I find the Nancy Brooks family alive and well in the 1880 Cooke County, Texas census? I can only surmise that 1. The death record is incorrect. 2. Her death was faked 3. It's not the same Nancy in texas, as James Madison Wilson had a sister named Nancy who may have married Brooks after Nancy #1 died, but in the census it states that the Wilson children are hers , and a couple of the Brooks children are step children. Doe's anyone know the true death date of Nancy McCortney Wilson Brooks? If it's any help to you the Wilson kids from the marriage later migrated to Graham OK, and later onto Idaho. Graham used to be called Pickens and was Indian Territory when they lived there. And I also found alot of Wilsons in Cook County, I don't remember if there were any McCortneys or not. Anything you can help with would be greatly appreciated.....Rea

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Wilson McCortney Brooks Paradis St. Germain Wood Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UNB.2ACI/808.1.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Sorry, to take so long in responding, I had to dig to get my info. According to the records that I have found - Nancy McCortney parents were indeed Alexander and Nancy Ball. But, here is the mystery and I hope your aunts remember something about it. You see, records show that after James McCortney was killed in the civil war, Nancy remarried Thomas Brooks...then I find a few different records that says Nancy died in 1877. Most records say she died in Pulaski, one says she died in Putnam? I haven't been able to find a Putnam. But, here's the part that makes no sense...if Nancy died in 1877, then why do I find the Nancy Brooks family alive and well in the 1880 Cooke County, Texas census? I can only surmise that 1. The death record is incorrect. 2. Her death was faked 3. It's not the same Nancy in texas, as James Madison Wilson had a sister named Nancy who may have married Brooks after Nancy #1 died, but in the census it states that the Wilson children are hers , and a couple of the Brooks children are step children. Doe's anyone know the true death date of Nancy McCortney Wilson Brooks? If it's any help to you the Wilson kids from the marriage later migrated to Graham OK, and later onto Idaho. Graham used to be called Pickens and was Indian Territory when they lived there. And I also found alot of Wilsons in Cook County, I don't remember if there were any McCortneys or not. Anything you can help with would be greatly appreciated.....Rea

--------- Forwarded message ---------- From: shirley j laird <sjwrest_1@juno.com> To: mary_bittick_gallano@prodigy.net Cc: sgtdmac@earthlink.net Date: Sat, 17 Jan 2004 19:22:22 -0600 Subject: Re: [MOPULASKI] Re: James Madison Wilson / Nancy Mccortney Wilson family HI: I read your posting on MOPULASKI about McCourtney family. James Wesley Riden md. Dorcas Elizabeth McCourtney, daughter of Emoline Mathews and Alexander McCourtney, according to what I have, Alexander and Emoline were married Jan. 27, 1825 in Ballwin, St. Louis Co., MO. I don't have Emoline's birth date but born in Tenn. Depending on date of Census possibly 1817. (The date I have has to be wrong for their marriage) Think more like 1845) Dorcas was born March 4, 1853, Piney Twsp. Pulaski Co., MO. She died April 26, 1926, Newburg, Phelps Co., MO. Census for 1850, Pulaski Co. MO. McCarthy, Alexander 5 MO. pg. 0104b.txt Catherine 10 MO. Elma 14 MO. James 13 MO. Joshua 1 MO. Margaret 38 MO. William R. 41 MO. Census of 1860, Pulaski Co. MO., McCortney, Alexander 15 MO. pg. 00263.txt (William & Margaret's son ??) Alexander 52 MO. pg. 00263.txt Dorcas 8 MO. Emily 43 TENN. James 22 MO. (William & Margaret's son ??) James 2 MO. John 16 MO. Joshua 12 MO. (William & Margaret's son ??) Marion 14 MO. Martin 12 MO. Sarah 23 MO. James and Dorcas had 9 children. They were married in 1869?. According to the Census of 1870, James is living with his father and Delilah, 18 years old. His father was Wm. C. Riden and mother Mary Huff. Wm. C. was my gr-gr-grandfather w/second wife, Delilah Adeline Giddens. Have more on James and Dorcas if interested. Shirley

--------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Sue McLaughlin <suegca@sierratel.com> This family has been discussed recently. Atlhough this is not my direct McCourtney line, here is some of the info I have accumulated on them. All corrections, additions welcome! Alexander Jr was born 8/3/1806 and married Nancy Ball. Their children were: 1. Comfort McCourtney, named after her paternal grandmother, b 5/11/1826 in Ballwin, St Louis Co, MO (Ballwin was named after Nancy's family---it's a suburb of St Louis), 2. Mary Ball McCourtney b 10/23/1828 d 10/27/1875 in Pulaski, MO, married William Kelsey Huff on 4/8/1847 in Pulaski 3. Peter Alexander McCourtney b 4/21/1830 in Ballwin, m Susan White in St Louis on 8/20/184 ` 4. Margaret McCourtney b 12/13/1831 in Ballwin 5. Nancy McCourtney b 11/4/1833 in Ballwin, married twice: James Madison Wilson and Stephen Thomas Brook 6. Sarah Catherine McCourtney b 11/26/1835 in Ballwin, possibly married Jacob Adams 7. Frances McCourtney b abt 1838 Sometime after 1838, Nancy Ball McCourtney died and Alexander McCourtney Jr remarried, to Emelia Mathews. Their children were: 1. John McCourtney b 1845 2. Marian McCourtney b 1846 3. Martin McCourtney b 1848 in Pulaski, d abt 1929; married Elizabeth Thompson and Ida unknown 4. Dorcas McCourtney b abt 1852, married unknown Riden, possibly buried Big Piney 5. James McCourtney b abt 1858 Sue

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Bowen, Hinshaw, Henshaw Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UNB.2ACI/958 Message Board Post: Colley, Cooley Hollow. Does anyone know where the location of this p[lace was? Also any information on the Children of Catherine Bowen, who were left with a family named Hinshaw Henshaw or another faniliy of Bowens in and around the Pulaski Co., area. in the 1889-1900's. They were from KY.Children's names were Charles William, Nancy Louise (Nanny) and G.E. Bowen. G.E. Bowen's name could of been George Edward Bowen. I would really like to find the maiden name of Chatherine who married George A. Bowen in KY. Also what happened to her, They also lived around Hawkins, and the Waynesville area. Catherine must of not been able to take care of her children. Could someone tell me if they had a Paupers Place in Waynesville? or Orphanage??? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks June Hines Home e-mail bunti8@msn.com

Alexander McCourtney md Nancy Ball first, then Emelia unknown. He was the son of Alexander and Comfort Davidson. Alexander and Nancy Ball McCourtney had 2 known children - John M. and Sarah. I don't know if he had children with Emelia. William R. McCourtney md Margaret Ball, sister of Nancy, and they had a son but I don't have his name. William R. is also the son of Alexander and Comfort Davidson. Nancy and Margaret are the daughters of John Ball and Mary Eoff. I descend from James McCourtney and Sarah 'Sallie' unknown. He is a brother of Alexander who md Comfort Davidson. James and Alexander are the sons of John McCourtney and Hannah unknown. The Alexander and Comfort Davidson McCourtney line is fairly well documented. I can put you in contact with a McCourtney researcher who descends from this line - she has a good amount of documentation. My Hannah McCourtney, daughter of James and Sarah 'Sallie' McCourtney, md John Bittick. After James died, Sarah 'Sallie' married again. I have the court papers from his estate, etc. I'm not familiar with the Duke and Big Piney area of Missouri. Or, the McCourtney land that became part of Ft Leonard Wood. My McCourtney's were in the St Louis, Franklin and St Charles counties area very early. I have Wilson's in my line who were from the Jefferson Co area of Missouri. At this point in McCourtney research - I've been at it since about 1989 - I'll take any info you're willing to share!<g> They all have to go back to John and Hannah unknown McCourtney at some point in time - or, at least that's what I think. I'll look up the James McCourtney you mentioned in the 1860. I don't believe I've ever seen anything of Robert's research. Can you fill me in on who he is, etc? Thankx, Mar

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UNB.2ACI/808.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I have been reading these posting, and I think my family may be able to help. My dad and his cousin, Robert, and their aunt ( she's 93) are very familiar (she having lived there) with the Duke and Big Piney area of Missouri. Just this evening we were talking about the McCourtney land that became part of Fort Leonard Wood. We are from the James McCourtney in the other family listed in the 1860 census. I remember seeing some Wilsons listed in Robert's research. I believe that Nancy McCourtney is the daughter of Alexander McCourtney Jr and one of the Ball sisters. His brother, William R. McCourtney, was the father of the aforementioned James McCourtney. My great aunts are old (94 and 90) but they have great memories. They lived in Duke, MO in the 1920's. We had relatives living there in the 1980's. Contact me if you think that we might be of help.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Clark Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UNB.2ACI/791.1.1.1 Message Board Post: thanx for ur response, JOY! if i find my Clarks migrating to MO, i will let u know... charlotte

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/UNB.2ACI/791.1.1 Message Board Post: hi charlotte- my clarks were in pulaski co mo- they came from nc- a short stay in middle tennessee and to pulaski co mo bef 1840 joy

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Clark, Burton, Hughes, Brooks, Baxter, Adams, Salyers/Salers/Black >>> Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UNB.2ACI/791.1 Message Board Post: My Clarks "may have" been in Pulaski Co. KY ca. 1870s. John B. CLARK (b. 1848 VA d. 1901 KY) m'd Permela/Amelia/Permelia E. Burton ca. 1870-73 ? Permela d/o Jesse and Margaret Brooks BURTON. The Burtons were in Pulaski co. KY when one of their dtrs was born ca after 1851. I have no info on John Clark before 1875 in Lincoln Co. KY. John and Permela's son: John Benjamin Clark, b. 1879 Laurel/Rockcastle co. KY d. 1967 KY, is my grandfather. The given name Benjamin has continued through 3 generations in my family. Have not been able to connect my Clarks to the Wallis/Wallace Clarks in and around Rockcastle Co. Ky, YET! Please let me know what info you have on your Benjamin Clark? Thanx! Any help or info is appreciated! Charlotte dadamiro@yahoo.com

Larkin RENFRO was in Pulaski county in 1850 as he appears on the census there. Does anyone on the list have any information regarding him? Did he die there? Mary in Juneau, Alaska "As legend describes, a cat may live at least nine live, but kittens are carried by angels." Lucinda A. Lilamoore

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UNB.2ACI/952.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks Mary

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UNB.2ACI/952.1 Message Board Post: Hi Bill, I don't see where anyone has helped you, so here is what I found. I didn't find anything on Barney Kelley in the 1850 or 1860 census. However, I located him and his wife and children on in the 1870 Pulaski Co. Missouri, Big Piney Township. Reel No M593-801, page 162b. The names are spelled little different in places and his wife was born in Ireland also, not in Missouri as you stated, and there were several children listed, some born in Pennsylvania and some born in Missouri. Barney Kelley age 50 born in Ireland Catharine Kelley age 45 born in Ireland James age 17 born in PA Mathew age 15 born in PA Margarett age 13 born in PA Catharine age 11 born in MO Julia age 9 born in MO Barney age 7 born in MO Hope this helps, Mary

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/UNB.2ACI/957 Message Board Post: Several Caldwell families came into Missouri from the St. Louis area and spread out over the central part of Missouri and beyond that. James settled in St. Francois County; his brother, Kincaid was the first settler in Franklin County along with other siblings and their families. Matthew was one of the earliest into Franklin and Gasconade with descendants in the area. We are working to build these lineages with documented records. We are attempting to reach others who are interested in these lines. Our website is: <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rootsr/Caldwell.htm> Associated with this will be a newsletter to exchange research news and ideas. If you would like to be included on this mailing list, write to: jmcclung1940@cland.net Trying to locate addresses for Malinda James, Sharon Wilson and others.