Dear Sandy, Thank you for your help in the past for my FARRIS family. When you have the time, could you check the census and newspaper for any WAITE and BACUS families from Putnam County, Missouri? My Great Grandmother was Nancy Jane BACUS who married Alonzo Washington Waite. His father was Edwin Waite. Nancy Jane's father was Liet. Jesse R. BACUS, Sr. If you find any please email me. And thank you again for all of your help. Carrie S. Sims Go NASCAR 36 & 75

I should know this but obviously I don't. What year did the census begin including relationships in households? LoVella Truhitte Moore moore2@jcn1.com

Sorry Michele, there's no Lewis or Sarah Bennett listed in any of the census' or in the estate book. Sandy -----Original Message----- From: m white <WHITE5@prodigy.net> To: Sandy Whitsell <sandyw@thegrid.net> Date: Monday, July 10, 2000 6:27 PM Subject: Bennett Look up Sandy, Hi. I'd really appreciate it if you would check and see if there were any Bennetts in Putnam County in the census. Especially a Lewis and Sarah Bennett. You've been doing a wonderful job! Thanks a lot, Michele

Marilyn, There is a 29 year old Brice Ellis in the 1900 census. Is that one your interested in?? Sandy -----Original Message----- From: mfwebber <mfwebber@email.msn.com> To: MOPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com <MOPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, July 10, 2000 9:26 PM Subject: Re: Thomas Ellis estate records (+Brice SUMMERS) >Hi Anita & Sandy >This posting is the first nugget I have seen regarding the Ellis's that I have been looking for in Putnam Co. Your name Brice Ellis just jumped off of the page. In the 1870 Census there is the Ellis family below living in Jackson twp: (I calculated the approximate birth year in parenthesis) > >Jesse B. 37 farmer NC (1833) >Nancy 33 MO (1837) >Siegel age 7 MO (1863) >Martin age 4 MO (1866) >Mary A. age 1; MO (1869) >ALSO in the home are >Summers, Josiah age 13 TN (1857) >Summers, Brice 81 Retired TN (1789) > >Does anyone have Jesse related to your Ellis's?? What happened to him? Did he stay in Putnam Co or migrate elsewhere. If so, where?? Might he have been a brother of Thomas? I am trying to find the father of my Greenberry Summers. It is not the Greenberry Summers in Sullivan Co., but there is surely a connection. My Greenberry Summers named his oldest son, William Brice; and my father and I were told years ago that Greenberry's father's name was Brice. I am trying to find out what happened to the Brice Summers age 81 in this Ellis household, and what family he might fit into. Is this the father of my Greenberry and is Nancy possibly his sister??? Or she could be the mother of Josiah and the Ellis is a second marriage. It has been suggested to me that the Ellis, Summer, Gaither, Morgan, Storm all followed the same path, VA>NC>TN>KY>IL>MO Thanks for any help with this. Marilyn > >From: Robert Whitsell <sandyw@thegrid.net> >Subject: Re: Thomas Ellis estate records > > >To get a copy of the estate records, write to >Circuit Court Division II >Unionville, MO 63565 >Be sure to enclose the packet # that's listed. > >Hi Anita, >Ellis is one of the names I'm researching also, but closer to 1700. >Anyway, Estate records for Thomas Ellis. > >Thomas Ellis died 30 Oct 1900 >filed 21 Nov 1900 #1394 >Widow Elizabeth Ellis. Heirs, Charles Ellis of Ada, Idaho; Brice Ellis of >Putnam Co., MO; Fannie Torrey of Ada, Idaho; Henry E. Ellis, Adams S. Ellis, >Martha Callison, Viola Ellis, Alma Ellis all of Putnam Co., MO >Sandy > >>Hi Sandy, >>You are so kind to look these records up for people. Could you see if >>Thomas Ellis is in your Putnam County Estate records. He died in 1900. >>Thanks. Anita Phillips > > >

Hi Julie, 1900 Census - Lincoln Twp. PAUL - William head oct 1844 55 m-32 Oh/Pa/Pa Eva wife jul 1852 47 m-32 10-9 NY/NY/NY Scott son jul 1873 26 Oh/NY/NY Anna dau jul 1875 24 " " " Omer son nov 1878 21 " " " Sabrina dau sep 1881 18 " " " Bertiss son aug 1885 14 Mo/Oh/NY Clarence son jun 1889 10 " " " Monna dau nov 1893 6 " " " SNIDER (in the same household) Elizabeth aunt sept 1822 77 widow 0-0 Pa/Ire/Ire There's nothing in the estate book for either surname. Sandy -----Original Message----- From: Julie <backster@mediaone.net> To: Robert Whitsell <sandyw@thegrid.net> Date: Monday, July 10, 2000 10:26 PM Subject: Re: Census for Paul and Jarrell yes ----- Original Message ----- From: Robert Whitsell To: Putnam Co. MO ; Julie Sent: Monday, July 10, 2000 11:55 PM Subject: Re: Census for Paul and Jarrell Julie, Are you looking for William and Eva PAUL? Sandy -----Original Message----- From: Julie <backster@mediaone.net> To: Robert Whitsell <sandyw@thegrid.net> Date: Monday, July 10, 2000 9:14 PM Subject: Census for Paul and Jarrell Hi Sandy, Could you please look up the surname Jarrell and Paul for 1880 - 1900 census for Putnam County, MO and the Putnam Co., MO Estate Records 1845 - 1909? Thank you, julie

I thought I'd post this to the list so that whoever has Wm. Johnson can get in touch with you. Sandy -----Original Message----- From: ANGEL7944A@aol.com <ANGEL7944A@aol.com> To: sandyw@thegrid.net <sandyw@thegrid.net> Date: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 2:13 AM Subject: Re: Census Look Ups > >i have a Johnson book my ggg grandfather was mj William Johnson clyde >Johnson wrote thebook >

Hi Joanne, I'm posting this to the list so that the person with the same ancestors can get in touch with you. Sandy -----Original Message----- From: Joanne Scobee Morgan <morgans4@swbell.net> To: Robert Whitsell <sandyw@thegrid.net> Date: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 10:09 AM Subject: Re: PML Search Result matching Scobee OR Scobey OR Scoby OR Scobie >hi. I was shocked to see my gr grandparents listed here! Alta Zera >Henderson & James Stinson Scobee are my ancestors. (Patrick Hunt is >living with them in the 1880 census.) >Joanne Scobee Morgan > >Robert Whitsell wrote: >> >> ===================================================================== >> A result of your requested PML search. To refine or cancel this >> search, please visit http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >> ===================================================================== >> Source: MOPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com >> Subject: Re: Census for Hunt >> >> Hi Julie, >> Here's what I could find on the Hunt family in the 1880 - 1900 census. >> >> 1900 Census - Lincoln Twp. >> HUNT - >> John W head jun 1870 29 M-4 Eng/Eng/Eng >> Lillie B wife oct 1878 21 M-4 IA/IA/MO >> Goldie M dau mar 1897 3 IA/Eng/IA >> >> HUNT - >> George head nov 1879 20 M-3 VA/Ire/eng >> Nellie V wife dec 1878 21 M-3 MO/KS/? >> Thelma G dau aug 1899 1 MO/VA/MO >> >> HUNT - >> Thomas* head nov 1844 55 M-32 Ire/Ire/Ire >> Hannah S** wife nov 1844 55 M-32 Eng/Scot/Eng >> Fred son feb 1877 22 WV/Ire/Eng >> Isabel V dau jan 1882 17 WV/Ire/Eng >> * = immigrated in 1870 >> ** = immigrated in 1871 >> >> 1880 Census - Elm Twp. >> HUNT - >> Patrick, 37yr, boarder, pensioner, wounded in the army, Ire/Ire/Ire He's living with a family by the name of James S and Alta Z SCOBY. >> >> HUNT - Grant Twp. >> H.C. 45 blacksmith KY/KY/PA >> Martha 40 IL/OH/OH >> Lewis A 20 blacksmith IL/KY/IL >> William 12 works on farm KS/KY/IL >> Gracie 7 MO/KS/IL >> Charles 2 MO/KS/IL >> Ann B. 10 dau KA/KY/IL >> MONTGOMERY, John 45 yrs, boarder, wagon maker, NY/Scot/Scot >> >> I'll check the Estate records and get back to you on those. >> Sandy >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Julie <backster@mediaone.net> >> To: Robert Whitsell <sandyw@thegrid.net> >> Date: Friday, July 07, 2000 10:03 PM >> Subject: Re: Census for Hunt >> >> >> Robert, >> >> Is there a lot of Hunt's there? I am looking for any that you have. If you want, you can sent it to me in several emails. THe Hunts were a large family. Let me know what you think or how you want to handle it. >> >> julie >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Robert Whitsell >> To: Julie >> Sent: Friday, July 07, 2000 6:43 PM >> Subject: Re: Census for Hunt >> >> >> Hi Julie, >> Do you have a first name for the Hunt's? >> Sandy >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Julie <backster@mediaone.net> >> To: sandyw@thegrid.net <sandyw@thegrid.net> >> Date: Thursday, July 06, 2000 7:49 PM >> Subject: Census for Hunt >> >> >> >> Hi, >> >> Could you please look up the surname Hunt for 1880 - 1900 >> census for Putnam County, MO and the Putnam Co., MO Estate Records >> 1845 - 1909? >> >> thank you, >> >> Julie >

Marty, The first entry, Book 2, Page 207 of your email are my great-grandparents. Below is my grandfather and great-grandmother. Hope it helps. Karen Hall *** William Benjamin Vestal, son of Emsley Evans Vestal b. Dec 1, 1860 in Missouri m. Nov 10, 1878 in Putnam Co., Missouri d. Dec 26, 1942 in Elm, Putnam Co., Missouri Farmer, Church Elder and Elizabeth Stivers b. Mar 15, 1863 in Macon Co., Missouri d. Sep 7, 1947 in Arvada, Jefferson Co., Colorado Housewife, singer Elizabeth Stivers, aforementioned, daughter of Isaac Stivers b. abt 1837 in Indiana or Missouri Bricklayer and Virginia(?) Warnick b. abt 1841 in Missouri Housewife Siblings of Elizabeth Stivers... Matilda Stivers, b. abt 1855 Debra F. Stivers, b. abt 1858 Martha Stivers, b. abt 1862 William S. Stivers, b. abt. 1866 Emmeline Stivers, b. abt 1869 Rosann Stivers, b. abt 1869 -----Original Message----- From: mkeil(a)qosi.net Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 7:37 AM To: MOPUTNAM-L(a)rootsweb.com Subject: Stivers I was recently in Putnam Co., MO and picked up the following information at the courthouse there. I saw the census posting for Stivers and thought maybe someone could help me connect these people up. George F. and Clarrissa Stivers are my line. I would appreciate it if someone would let me know if they recognize anyone? Thanks. Also have some births, but I'll have to dig them out. Marriages: Book 2, Page 207 Mr. AMASA EVINS VESTAL and Miss ELIZABETH STIVERS, 10th November 1878, at my residence in Putnam County, Missouri. M. Husted, Minister of the Gospel. Book 2, Page 137 WILLIAM J. SUMMERS and MARY M. STIVERS on the 27th Day of June 1875. James Y. Collins, JP. Book 2, 102 Samuel Bunker joined in Wedlock Mr. HENRY G. STIVERS and Miss ROXAY A. WALGERMOTT on the 5th day of April 1874, both of Putnam County. Return 6th day of June 1874. S. Bunker, MG Book 3, Page 100 ELISHA STIVERS of Milliard, Barton County in the State of Kansas and MELLISSA A. HOUSTON of Putnam County, Missouri, at Mrs. Houstons residence, 14th of December 1879 by Saml Bunker, MG. Mrs. S.S. Bunker, Mrs Sarah Murphy. Book 1, Page 4 ISRAEL STIVERS and VIRGINEY HICKMAN, 8th March 1855. Daniel Sparks, JP, filed June 2nd 1855, recorded 31st day of August 1855. Book 1, Page 225 Justice of the Peace of Putnam County, Elen Twp. GEORGE STIVERS and SYDNEY JANE MORGAN, 12th day of October A.D. 1854. Certificate filed 6th day of November 1854 and recorded on 16th day of November 1854. A.H. Weatherford. .. Book 1, Page 286 State of Missouri, County of Putnam. Solemnize the marriage between JOHN SUMMERS of the County of Putnam and State of Missouri, who is over the age of twenty-one years, and MAGGIE STIVERS of Millard, in the County of Adair, and State of Missouri, who is under the age of eighteen years. "Isaac Stivers" the father of the said Maggie Stivers has given his assent to the said marriage. This is to certify that the undersigned Justice of the Peace did at Omaha, in said county, on the 8th day of July A.D. 1885, united in marriage the above persons. N.B. Abbott JP. Book 1, Page 471 State of Missouri, County of Putnam, I certify that I did solemnize the rites of matrimony by joining Mr. GEORGE F. STIVERS to Miss CLERRISSA J. SMITH on the 23 day of December 1869 by the consent of the Parents. William H. Coffman, minister of the Gospel. Filed Jan 5th 1870, Milton Canby, recorder. Book 1, Page 26 State of Missouri, County of Putnam, This is to certify that the undersigned ordained preacher of the gospel, did at TerreHaut, in said county, on the 18th day of December A.D. 1881, unite in marriage GEORGE F. STIVERS of Putnam County and State of Missouri who is over twenty-one years and Mrs. SUSAN L. TROWBRIDGE of the County of Putnam and State of Missouri, who is over eighteen years of age. J.D. Humphreys. Marty Keil

I was recently in Putnam Co., MO and picked up the following information at the courthouse there. I saw the census posting for Stivers and thought maybe someone could help me connect these people up. George F. and Clarrissa Stivers are my line. I would appreciate it if someone would let me know if they recognize anyone? Thanks. Also have some births, but I'll have to dig them out. Marriages: Book 2, Page 207 Mr. AMASA EVINS VESTAL and Miss ELIZABETH STIVERS, 10th November 1878, at my residence in Putnam County, Missouri. M. Husted, Minister of the Gospel. Book 2, Page 137 WILLIAM J. SUMMERS and MARY M. STIVERS on the 27th Day of June 1875. James Y. Collins, JP. Book 2, 102 Samuel Bunker joined in Wedlock Mr. HENRY G. STIVERS and Miss ROXAY A. WALGERMOTT on the 5th day of April 1874, both of Putnam County. Return 6th day of June 1874. S. Bunker, MG Book 3, Page 100 ELISHA STIVERS of Milliard, Barton County in the State of Kansas and MELLISSA A. HOUSTON of Putnam County, Missouri, at Mrs. Houstons residence, 14th of December 1879 by Saml Bunker, MG. Mrs. S.S. Bunker, Mrs Sarah Murphy. Book 1, Page 4 ISRAEL STIVERS and VIRGINEY HICKMAN, 8th March 1855. Daniel Sparks, JP, filed June 2nd 1855, recorded 31st day of August 1855. Book 1, Page 225 Justice of the Peace of Putnam County, Elen Twp. GEORGE STIVERS and SYDNEY JANE MORGAN, 12th day of October A.D. 1854. Certificate filed 6th day of November 1854 and recorded on 16th day of November 1854. A.H. Weatherford. . Book 1, Page 286 State of Missouri, County of Putnam. Solemnize the marriage between JOHN SUMMERS of the County of Putnam and State of Missouri, who is over the age of twenty-one years, and MAGGIE STIVERS of Millard, in the County of Adair, and State of Missouri, who is under the age of eighteen years. "Isaac Stivers" the father of the said Maggie Stivers has given his assent to the said marriage. This is to certify that the undersigned Justice of the Peace did at Omaha, in said county, on the 8th day of July A.D. 1885, united in marriage the above persons. N.B. Abbott JP. Book 1, Page 471 State of Missouri, County of Putnam, I certify that I did solemnize the rites of matrimony by joining Mr. GEORGE F. STIVERS to Miss CLERRISSA J. SMITH on the 23 day of December 1869 by the consent of the Parents. William H. Coffman, minister of the Gospel. Filed Jan 5th 1870, Milton Canby, recorder. Book 1, Page 26 State of Missouri, County of Putnam, This is to certify that the undersigned ordained preacher of the gospel, did at TerreHaut, in said county, on the 18th day of December A.D. 1881, unite in marriage GEORGE F. STIVERS of Putnam County and State of Missouri who is over twenty-one years and Mrs. SUSAN L. TROWBRIDGE of the County of Putnam and State of Missouri, who is over eighteen years of age. J.D. Humphreys. Marty Keil

This fatal accident was reported in a Unionville, MO newspaper. The date of issue is listed on top line, the death information follows. Local, 20 Aug 1890 A fatal accident occurred at Mendota Saturday in the forenoon. Fred O'CONNOR'S little son Marble, aged about 5 years and two other boys were playing on and near a flat car on the side track. The little O'Conner boy was sitting on the track near the car and the other boys were on the car. One of them loosened the brake and as the car was standing on a grade, it ran toward the boy who did not know what danger he was in and did not move. One arm and one leg were crushed off and after 18 hours death relieved the little fellow of his untold misery and pain. The remains were brought to this city, Monday and buried in the Catholic cemetery.

These are deaths listed in the August 13, 1890 issue of a Unionville, MO newspaper. 13 Aug 1890, Obituary Central City, Aug. 7, 1890. Died--August 4, 1890, Hollie oldest son of David and Alice TOMPKINS, aged eight years, eleven months, and fifteen days, after an illness of five months. He complained but very little. The remains were buried at West Liberty cemetery and the funeral discourse was conducted by Elder SMITH of Unionville. 13 Aug 1890, Obituary Martinstown, Mo., Aug. 10, 1890. Another good old soul has gone to rest. Abigail SNEDIGAR died Thursday morning, August 7. Francis and grandma Snedigar were among the old settlers of Putnam County coming here in the year 1854 or 1855. They moved from Pike or Ralls county, Mo., and lived on the same farm until four years ago last June, when Mr. Snedigar departed this life. Grandma Snedigar then broke up housekeeping and has since lived with her children in Elm township. She had fair health til two years ago when she came afflicted with a cancer on her face with was the cause of her death. He was born January 3, 1811 and she September 30, 1813 in the state of Kentucky. The following children live in elm township. James William, and George Snedigar, Mary J. wife of John STEENE, Susan F. wife of Richard BRANSCOMB, Gelina, wife of Marion WEST. The deceased are of good family and the writer has known them for several years. If either of them had a enemy we never heard of it. T. J. TAYLOR

Hi Anita & Sandy This posting is the first nugget I have seen regarding the Ellis's that I have been looking for in Putnam Co. Your name Brice Ellis just jumped off of the page. In the 1870 Census there is the Ellis family below living in Jackson twp: (I calculated the approximate birth year in parenthesis) Jesse B. 37 farmer NC (1833) Nancy 33 MO (1837) Siegel age 7 MO (1863) Martin age 4 MO (1866) Mary A. age 1; MO (1869) ALSO in the home are Summers, Josiah age 13 TN (1857) Summers, Brice 81 Retired TN (1789) Does anyone have Jesse related to your Ellis's?? What happened to him? Did he stay in Putnam Co or migrate elsewhere. If so, where?? Might he have been a brother of Thomas? I am trying to find the father of my Greenberry Summers. It is not the Greenberry Summers in Sullivan Co., but there is surely a connection. My Greenberry Summers named his oldest son, William Brice; and my father and I were told years ago that Greenberry's father's name was Brice. I am trying to find out what happened to the Brice Summers age 81 in this Ellis household, and what family he might fit into. Is this the father of my Greenberry and is Nancy possibly his sister??? Or she could be the mother of Josiah and the Ellis is a second marriage. It has been suggested to me that the Ellis, Summer, Gaither, Morgan, Storm all followed the same path, VA>NC>TN>KY>IL>MO Thanks for any help with this. Marilyn From: Robert Whitsell <sandyw@thegrid.net> Subject: Re: Thomas Ellis estate records To get a copy of the estate records, write to Circuit Court Division II Unionville, MO 63565 Be sure to enclose the packet # that's listed. Hi Anita, Ellis is one of the names I'm researching also, but closer to 1700. Anyway, Estate records for Thomas Ellis. Thomas Ellis died 30 Oct 1900 filed 21 Nov 1900 #1394 Widow Elizabeth Ellis. Heirs, Charles Ellis of Ada, Idaho; Brice Ellis of Putnam Co., MO; Fannie Torrey of Ada, Idaho; Henry E. Ellis, Adams S. Ellis, Martha Callison, Viola Ellis, Alma Ellis all of Putnam Co., MO Sandy >Hi Sandy, >You are so kind to look these records up for people. Could you see if >Thomas Ellis is in your Putnam County Estate records. He died in 1900. >Thanks. Anita Phillips

Hi Carol, There's nothing for Sarah Ellen Brown Murphy. MURPHY, William D. died 26 Jan 1882 filed 31 Jan 1882 #563 Widow Sarah Murphy age 45 years, Dau Luella B. Morgan age 25 years as of 16 Dec 1881, Dau Rosella Morgan age 22 years as of 22 Sept 1881, son William B. Morgan age 21 years as of 29 Feb 1881, dau Sarah E. Morgan age 17 years on 16 Sept 1881, dau Eunice J. Morgan age 14 years on 11 Mar 1881, son James L Morgan age 12 on 20 Nov 1881, son Albert D.A. Morgan age 8 years on 8 Dec 1881, dau Mary E. Morgan age 6 years on 8 Dec a881, all of Putnam Co., MO. (Correction: Morgan - change to Murphy) that's the way it's written in the estate book. Hope it helps some. Sandy -----Original Message----- From: Charlie & Carol Ulrey <culrey@webcc.net> To: sandyw@thegrid.net <sandyw@thegrid.net> Date: Monday, July 10, 2000 7:19 PM Subject: Lookups Putnam Co. MO >Hi Sandy, >when you get a chance would you do a lookup on Estates >for Wm.Dolph Murphy & Sarah Ellen Brown Murphy. He died >1882 and she 1895 in Central City, Putnam Co. MO >Also Levi Clark and Lavina Dunn Clark, he died 1901 and she >1871, both in Putnam Co. MO >Thanks a million. > >Carol Murphy Ulrey > >

Hi Deb, Could you supply a first name and possible year? There are 40 entries for the Johnson family for just 1900. And numerous entries for Myers also. Sandy -----Original Message----- From: AYERSMANFAM <AYERSMANFAM@email.msn.com> To: Robert Whitsell <sandyw@thegrid.net> Date: Monday, July 10, 2000 6:40 PM Subject: Re: Census Look Ups >I AM LOOKING FOR ANY INFORMATION ON THE MYERS FAMILY AND THE JOHNSON FAMILY >THEY LIVED IN LUCERNE,MISSOURI ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED THANKS DEB >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Robert Whitsell" <sandyw@thegrid.net> >To: <MOPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2000 11:44 PM >Subject: Census Look Ups > > >> Hi everyone, >> I have the 1850 -1860 -1870 - 1880 - 1900 census for Putnam County, MO if >> anyone needs a look-up. Also the Putnam Co., MO Estate Records 1845 - >1909. >> I do work for the Census 2000, so please give me a couple days to do the >> look ups for you. Thank you. >> Sandy in CA >> > > >

Julie, Are you looking for William and Eva PAUL? Sandy -----Original Message----- From: Julie <backster@mediaone.net> To: Robert Whitsell <sandyw@thegrid.net> Date: Monday, July 10, 2000 9:14 PM Subject: Census for Paul and Jarrell Hi Sandy, Could you please look up the surname Jarrell and Paul for 1880 - 1900 census for Putnam County, MO and the Putnam Co., MO Estate Records 1845 - 1909? Thank you, julie

Sandy, when you get caught up, would you mind to check the estate book for Thomas R., and/or his wife Sarah F. (Roop) BROOKS, please? He died 6 May 1912 and she died 22 Oct.1947. I seem to have deleted the email that said if there was any certain dates you have access to on this, so hope these are OK. Thanks, Connie Kays

The only reference to any Brooks in the estate book is Euphias Brooks living in Seymour, Texas. She was listed as an heir to Charles Bradshaw in 1907. Sorry, Sandy -----Original Message----- From: kaysie13@webtv.net <kaysie13@webtv.net> To: MOPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com <MOPUTNAM-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, July 10, 2000 4:07 PM Subject: Putnam Estate Lookup Sandy, when you get caught up, would you mind to check the estate book for Thomas R., and/or his wife Sarah F. (Roop) BROOKS, please? He died 6 May 1912 and she died 22 Oct.1947. I seem to have deleted the email that said if there was any certain dates you have access to on this, so hope these are OK. Thanks, Connie Kays

Since we seem to have several new people on the list, I thought I would repost this list of names and picture of Putnam Co. men off to World War I, that is on my site. Hope it helps someone. http://angelfire.com/mo/famtrlimbs/putnamww1.html

Glo, In the estate book, there is only John W. DEAN. Filed 21 Aug 1905, filed 19 May 1906. #1634. Heirs given by Dean Davis. Widow Christiana Dean Henry C. Dean, Mary J. Walters, George J. Dean, Christiana M. Ball of Putnam Co. MO and Charles C. Dean of Schuyler Co. There are 4 families of DEAN's in the 1900 census. #1 - Sarah, Jessie, Katie #2 - William, Christiana, Rook (f) #3 - Davis, Charles, Stewart B., Jefferson, Elwin #4 - Clay head feb 1854 46 m-22 Ia/Pa/Wv Dora D wife sep 1857 42 m-22 5-3 Ia/Oh/Oh Daniel C son sep 1880 19 Mo/Ia/Ia Edwon son aug 1882 17 Mo/Ia/Ia Henry C. son may 1885 15 Mo/Ia/Ia Sandy -----Original Message----- From: Glo Wellman <gwellman@santarosa.edu> To: Robert Whitsell <sandyw@thegrid.net> Date: Monday, July 10, 2000 9:36 AM Subject: Re: Look Ups >Sandy, > >You sent me the 1880 for Henry Sr. and Henry Jr. only. What about sons >Daniel, Edwin, Henry Jr, John, Charles, George... in 1900 and Estate for >Henry Sr in 1887. > >I know this is alot to ask and you are very generous. I honor that... do >you have a life?? ;) > >Glo > >

I have added a new page to my website that I thought might be of help to someone. It is a roster of men aboard the U.S.S. North Carolina, I believe in the early 1900's. I also added a page regarding a Knights of Pythias medal . These are from items I found among my grandfathers things. If you would like to check them out, go down to "Special Places" on: http://angelfire.com/mo/famtrlimbs/work2.html C. Kays