Thank you so much for taking the time to find this information. Its been a very busy week for the MORANDOL website. I have alot to go through! I guess the names were close but that doesn't count in genealogy and that's why I was at a dead-end. Thanks to all who got me going.If I can help anyone with Lucios T. Burton, son of Elijah, son of Ambrose Burton..let me know. Donna Burton ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cecil Boyd" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 4:59 PM Subject: Re: [MoRandolph] KY to MO > Donna I finally got around to looking at some of this information you > have shared with the list. Thank you for taking the time to do this. > You may already have this information, but I thought I would send it > along anyway. On The Family Tree Maker's Family Archives, Marriage > Bundle, CD #2 (IL, IN, KY, OH, TN 1720-1926) and CD #229 (KY, NC, TN, VA, > WV 1728-1850) I found some information. I am going to insert it in the > body of your email to make it easier to compare. I am putting **** in > front of the information I found. > Thank you again. > Ms. Cecil V. Boyd > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "donna" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 9:49 PM > Subject: [MoRandolph] KY to MO > > >> My father-in-law 83, always thought we may have been related to Daniel >> Boone (no findings yet) as he had heard the name mentioned when he was >> younger. Its possible he had heard the family left KY becasue Daniel >> Boone had found fertile lands. Our family is from Mercer County, KY >> >> *Ambrose Burton and Ann (Wisdom) Burton >> >> Children: (13) >> >> >> *Elijah H. b. about 1794 or Aug 13 1793 d. June 25 1853 m. Mercer County, >> KY (1)Polly Buris or Burris b. about 1795 d. Dec 25 1851 (2) Malinda >> Kirby. Came to Higbee MO about 1819 with two brothers May and James >> Burton . >> >> John m. Mercer County, KY 1814 Lucy Higgins >> >> May Burton Jr. b. Feb 6 1780 Orange County VA d. Jul 7 1859 m. Mercer >> County, KY Oct 21 1805 (1) Nancy Woodfolk m.Correction needed (Woolfolk) >> (2) Agnes Woodfolk (sister of Nancy) May was an early settler in KY, >> Veteran of the War of 1812. He was in Capt. William R. Rice's Co. & black >> Hawk War under Capt. Abraham Gooding. Came to Higbee MO with two brothers >> Elijah and James Burton > **** May Burton married Nancy Woodfork in 1810. > >> Ambrose m. Mercer County, KY 1809 Jennie Jones > **** Ambrose Burton married Janey Jones on 23 November 1809. > >> Frances (f) m. Mercer County, KY 1809 James Armstron > **** I found where Frances Burton married James Burton on 3 January 1809. > I do not know if this is the same Frances Burton or not. Do you? >> >> Doshia m. Mercer County, KY 1798 George Robinson >> >> Polly m. Mercer County, KY 1808 Kendal Brent > **** Polly Burton married Cornelius Vandersdall on 25 November 1806 > >> Susanna m. Mercer County, KY 1810 William Daniel > **** Susanna Burton married William Daniel on 20 September 1810 > >> Phebe m. Mercer County, KY 1811 James Springer > **** Phebe Burton married James Springer on 29 September 1812 > >> Elizabeth m. Mercer County, KY 1825 Rodney Combs > **** Elizabeth Burton married Rodney Combs on 21 October 1825. > >> James D. b. Dec 25 1793 d. Nov. 7 1863 m. Mercer County, KY 1807 Nancy m. >> Davis? or Betsy Beagler? Came to Higbee MO with two brothers May and >> Elijah Burton. > **** James Burton married Nancy Dawkins on 4 February 1815 in Henry Co., > Kentucky > **** James Burton married Betsey N. Bealler on 25 June 1807 in Mercer > Co., Kentucky > >> Hannah m. Mercer County, KY 1787 Thomas Buckner >> >> Ivan m. ? >> >> >> ==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== >> Questions for the List Administrator? >> Send them to Leslie at [email protected] >> > > > > ==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== > Questions for the List Administrator? > Send them to Leslie at [email protected] > >

I have noticed several mentions of Winn families, so I thought I'd post this inquiry here. I have 3 photos of Winns...Gertie, Georgia, and Oscar. All appear to be in late teens/early twenties. The photos were taken in Salisbury MO, but I don't know who these folks are or where they actually lived. I think they may have been friends of one of my family lines, but really don't know. I'm guessing the photos were taken around 1870 - 1880 I've posted a similiar inquiry to Chariton, Howard Co, and Winn lists but haven't found anyone who knows who they might be. Janet

In a message dated 4/2/06 12:40:51 PM, [email protected] writes: << Tribble family is connected with the Chenault family and some posts have been going through on the Madison Co., KY List that some of you may be interested in reading (I think someone else on this list mentioned Chenaults..cannot remember who else brought up this family). >> I have David Chenault, born 30 Sep 1771, Madison Co., KY Married Nancy Tribble, born 6 Nov 1778, Albemarle Co., VA. She is daughter of Rev. Andrew Tribble and Sarah Ann Burris. David Chenault died 9 May 1851, Madison Co., KY and Nancy died 2 Aug 1862, Madison Co., KY. Linda

Donna I finally got around to looking at some of this information you have shared with the list. Thank you for taking the time to do this. You may already have this information, but I thought I would send it along anyway. On The Family Tree Maker's Family Archives, Marriage Bundle, CD #2 (IL, IN, KY, OH, TN 1720-1926) and CD #229 (KY, NC, TN, VA, WV 1728-1850) I found some information. I am going to insert it in the body of your email to make it easier to compare. I am putting **** in front of the information I found. Thank you again. Ms. Cecil V. Boyd ----- Original Message ----- From: "donna" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2006 9:49 PM Subject: [MoRandolph] KY to MO > My father-in-law 83, always thought we may have been related to Daniel > Boone (no findings yet) as he had heard the name mentioned when he was > younger. Its possible he had heard the family left KY becasue Daniel Boone > had found fertile lands. Our family is from Mercer County, KY > > *Ambrose Burton and Ann (Wisdom) Burton > > Children: (13) > > > *Elijah H. b. about 1794 or Aug 13 1793 d. June 25 1853 m. Mercer County, > KY (1)Polly Buris or Burris b. about 1795 d. Dec 25 1851 (2) Malinda > Kirby. Came to Higbee MO about 1819 with two brothers May and James Burton > . > > John m. Mercer County, KY 1814 Lucy Higgins > > May Burton Jr. b. Feb 6 1780 Orange County VA d. Jul 7 1859 m. Mercer > County, KY Oct 21 1805 (1) Nancy Woodfolk m.Correction needed (Woolfolk) > (2) Agnes Woodfolk (sister of Nancy) May was an early settler in KY, > Veteran of the War of 1812. He was in Capt. William R. Rice's Co. & black > Hawk War under Capt. Abraham Gooding. Came to Higbee MO with two brothers > Elijah and James Burton **** May Burton married Nancy Woodfork in 1810. > Ambrose m. Mercer County, KY 1809 Jennie Jones **** Ambrose Burton married Janey Jones on 23 November 1809. > Frances (f) m. Mercer County, KY 1809 James Armstron **** I found where Frances Burton married James Burton on 3 January 1809. I do not know if this is the same Frances Burton or not. Do you? > > Doshia m. Mercer County, KY 1798 George Robinson > > Polly m. Mercer County, KY 1808 Kendal Brent **** Polly Burton married Cornelius Vandersdall on 25 November 1806 > Susanna m. Mercer County, KY 1810 William Daniel **** Susanna Burton married William Daniel on 20 September 1810 > Phebe m. Mercer County, KY 1811 James Springer **** Phebe Burton married James Springer on 29 September 1812 > Elizabeth m. Mercer County, KY 1825 Rodney Combs **** Elizabeth Burton married Rodney Combs on 21 October 1825. > James D. b. Dec 25 1793 d. Nov. 7 1863 m. Mercer County, KY 1807 Nancy m. > Davis? or Betsy Beagler? Came to Higbee MO with two brothers May and > Elijah Burton. **** James Burton married Nancy Dawkins on 4 February 1815 in Henry Co., Kentucky **** James Burton married Betsey N. Bealler on 25 June 1807 in Mercer Co., Kentucky > Hannah m. Mercer County, KY 1787 Thomas Buckner > > Ivan m. ? > > > ==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== > Questions for the List Administrator? > Send them to Leslie at [email protected] >

Hi, Do you by any chance have a copy of the History of Randolph County that you mention below? If so, would you be willing to do surname look-ups? Thanks, Christine Dale On Apr 3, 2006, at 1:18 PM, Carey Bankhead wrote: > From 'History of Randolph County' - l930 - By Alex Waller: > > "Dr James W. Winn, a successful physician and surgeon, has practiced > his profession at Higbee, Mo., and vicinity for over 25 years. He was > born at Fayette, Mo., Aug. 10, 1871, and is a son of George and > Frances (Hitt) Winn, being the eighth of their ten children. > George Winn was a farmer in Howard County all of his life and died > in January, 1902. He was prominent in his community, serving as judge > of the county court l2 years. At one time he owned 800 acres of the > finest land in the county. He was a Democrat. His father served in > the Union army during the Civil War. Frances (Hitt) Winn was born in > Culpepper County, Va. She is now living at Fayette, Mo., at the > advanced age of 84 years. > Dr. Winn was reared on his father's farm and attended the public > school for his elementary education and entered the University in > l892. Two years later he entered the Missouri Medical College at St. > Louis, Mo., graduating with the degree of Doctor of Medicine in l895. > Within a short period, he located at Yates, Randolph County, remaining > there until l9l3, when he came to Higbee where he has since been > engaged in practice, excepting the time he served in the army. > When the United States entered the World War, he responded to the > president's call for volunteers in the medical department and enlisted > Aug. l2, l9l8, was commissioned Oct. 9, l9l8, and assigned to duty at > Camp Arthur, Texas, April 2nd. He was transferred to San Antonio, > Texas and spent six months and six days on the bordere. With > headquarters at Sierra Blanca, Dr. Winn had charge of that post and > one camp at Hester's ranch. Dr. Winn, soon after the cessation of > hostilities, was discharged from the service and returned to Higbee, > where he has since been devoting his time to professional duties. > On Oct. l5, l9l9, he was married to Miss Ida M. Cubbage of > Randolph County. She is a daughter of Harvey and Mary (Duncan) > Cubbage, natives of Kentucky, who were early settlers of Randolph > County. One child has been born to Dr. and Mrs. Winn, George Warren. > While in college, Dr. Will also studied pharmacy and his state > license is dated April 2, l895. From May, l895, to April l9l3, he > owned and managed a drug store in Yates when he purchased the Dr. > Broen drug store in Higbee which he conducted along with his practice > until he entered the government service. > Dr. Winn is a Democrat and a member of the Baptist church. he > holds membership in the Masonic Lodge and Independent Order of Odd > Fellows Lodge. He is one of the progressive men of this section and > is a stockholder in the Yates Savings Bank." > [Charles, please note that the Dr. "Broen" should read "Brown," > since it refers to Dr. Alfred Brown, interestingly a hard shell > Republican, who operated a practice/pharmacy in the Randolph Hotel on > south Randolph St., where he died suddenly. Later Dr. Winn would > practice from his pharmacy next to the Higbee Savings Bank on Division > St.] > > From 'The Higbee News' Apr. 4, 19l3: "ANOTHER DOCTOR FOR HIGBEE -- > DR. J. W. WINN BUYS THE BROWN DRUG STORE AND WILL LOCATE HERE. Dr. J. > W. Winn of Yates this week closed a deal for the drug store of the > late Dr. A. J. Brown, and will locate among us for the practice of his > profession. > He will have the store open and ready for business some time next > week, and will move his family here about May lst. > Dr. Winn is too well known to most of our readers to need any > introduction to the people of Higbee, being born and reared not far > from here in Howard county and for almost twenty years has been > located in our little neighboring city of Yates. > He has built up an extensive practice in that locality, and the > people there will give him up with a great deal of regret. he is a > graduate of one of the best medical schools in the state, is a hard > student, keeping abreast of the times, and stands high in the > estimation of his fellow practioners, both as a gentleman and a > physician, as he does with all who know hiim. > We are sorry to see Yates lose such a good and enterprising > citizen, and at the same time glad that he is to cast his lot among > the good people of Higbee. > The News joins others in extending him the hand of fellowship, and > wishes and predicts for h im abundant success." > > From "The Higbee News" Dec. 30, l950: DR. J. W. WINN TO LEAVE > HIGBEE -- > Friends, especially 'old timers' were sorry to see the closing out > sale of Dr. Winn's Drug Store. > Dr. Winn has practiced medicinie in this vicinity for over fifty > years, starting his practice in Yates in l895. He came to Higbee in > l9l3 and has maintained a drug store in connection with his spractice > since that time. > During all these years he has enjoyed a profitable, helpful > career. However, he now expects to retire to the home of his son, who > rresides in Boonville, and is one of the head surgeons at St. Joseph's > hospital there. > Dr. Winn is looking forward to being closer to his wife who has > been confined to the hospital, in Boonville, for over a year. > The community wishes Dr. Winn a contented retirement." > > From 'The Higbee News,' Dec. l3, l95l - FUNERAL SERVICES FOR DR. J. > W. WINN TODAY IN BOONVILLE " > Funeral services for D. J. W. Winn, former Higbee and Yates > physician, will be held at two o'clock this afternoon from the Goodman > and Bollar Funeral Home, in Boonville, rev. J. M. Wilcoxin, of > Fayette, will officiate at the services. Burial will be in the Walnut > Grove Cemetery, in Boonville. > Dr. Winn, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Winn, was born in > Howard County August l0, l871. He was married to Miss Ida Mae > Cubbage, who preceded him in death. > Dr. Winn was widely known, having practiced his profession for > oveer 50 years in the Yates and Higbee community. > He is survived by a son, Dr. G. W. Winn, of Boonville, and a > brother, John B. Winn, of Duncan, Oklahoma. Three grandchildren, also > nieces and nephews survive." > [Note from Carey: I'm interested in Dr. Winn's mother's connections > to the Hitt family of Howard Co., since my wife descends from them, > i.e., Hamilton & Sarah Hitt Thornhill of Bonne Femme Twp.] > > > > > ==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== > Questions for the List Administrator? > Send them to Leslie at [email protected] >

Here again I may be off in left field, but I believe there was a stone step in front of a Higbee main (Division St) street building, leading to what would have been an upstairs office, that had the Murrell/Merrell name on it...again, I may be wrong.

The copy I use is at the Randolph County Historical Society in Moberly, where I am most Saturday mornings. Yes, I'll try to help......send me your wants, but you may also go to the society's website and contact Cheryl Morgan, the researcher there...either way. Depending where you are, several libraries in the area also have copies.

Murrell was definitely the spelling in our family, but I do believe he was a lawyer. He had married Lora Patrick (parents buried at Sugar Creek). Unfortunately, I believe there was a divorce there. And Romjue is another connection. I graduated from H.S. at Macon with his grandson, James Romjue, who was either valedictorian or salutatorian--very smart. Nadine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carey Bankhead" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 1:36 PM Subject: RE: [MoRandolph] Winn's > The message from the lady re Wm. Jennings Bryan appearing at Kirksville, and mentioning a Merrell or Murrell, got me thinking. The oldest issues of 'The Higbee News' mention a Merrill, I believe the spelling was, who practiced law in Higbee for a short while, before leaving for Macon or possibly Kirksville, and could be the man which she mentioned. > Also mentioned more than once in The News is Congressman Romjue, who the editor referred to as 'Andy,' who began the practice of law in Higbee on graduation from MU, and who went on to Macon and election as Congressman from what I believe was then the First District. This is substaniated by an item in the 'Political Graveyard' website. > > > ==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== > Questions for the List Administrator? > Send them to Leslie at [email protected] > >

Carey: How wonderful of you. Thanks. For your info, the History of Randolph County article has the incorrect date for the Dr. Winn/Ida Cubbage marriage. It says Oct 15, 1919 and their son was born in 1906. I have their marriage date as Nov 15, 1899. Charles -----Original Message----- From: Carey Bankhead [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 1:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [MoRandolph] Winn's From 'History of Randolph County' - l930 - By Alex Waller: "Dr James W. Winn, a successful physician and surgeon, has practiced his profession at Higbee, Mo., and vicinity for over 25 years. He was born at Fayette, Mo., Aug. 10, 1871, and is a son of George and Frances (Hitt) Winn, being the eighth of their ten children. George Winn was a farmer in Howard County all of his life and died in January, 1902. He was prominent in his community, serving as judge of the county court l2 years. At one time he owned 800 acres of the finest land in the county. He was a Democrat. His father served in the Union army during the Civil War. Frances (Hitt) Winn was born in Culpepper County, Va. She is now living at Fayette, Mo., at the advanced age of 84 years. Dr. Winn was reared on his father's farm and attended the public school for his elementary education and entered the University in l892. Two years later he entered the Missouri Medical College at St. Louis, Mo., graduating with the degree of Doctor of Medicine in l895. Within a short period, he located at Yates, Randolph County, remaining there until l9l3, when he came to Higbee where he has since been engaged in practice, excepting the time he served in the army. When the United States entered the World War, he responded to the president's call for volunteers in the medical department and enlisted Aug. l2, l9l8, was commissioned Oct. 9, l9l8, and assigned to duty at Camp Arthur, Texas, April 2nd. He was transferred to San Antonio, Texas and spent six months and six days on the bordere. With headquarters at Sierra Blanca, Dr. Winn had charge of that post and one camp at Hester's ranch. Dr. Winn, soon after the cessation of hostilities, was discharged from the service and returned to Higbee, where he has since been devoting his time to professional duties. On Oct. l5, l9l9, he was married to Miss Ida M. Cubbage of Randolph County. She is a daughter of Harvey and Mary (Duncan) Cubbage, natives of Kentucky, who were early settlers of Randolph County. One child has been born to Dr. and Mrs. Winn, George Warren. While in college, Dr. Will also studied pharmacy and his state license is dated April 2, l895. From May, l895, to April l9l3, he owned and managed a drug store in Yates when he purchased the Dr. Broen drug store in Higbee which he conducted along with his practice until he entered the government service. Dr. Winn is a Democrat and a member of the Baptist church. he holds membership in the Masonic Lodge and Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge. He is one of the progressive men of this section and is a stockholder in the Yates Savings Bank." [Charles, please note that the Dr. "Broen" should read "Brown," since it refers to Dr. Alfred Brown, interestingly a hard shell Republican, who operated a practice/pharmacy in the Randolph Hotel on south Randolph St., where he died suddenly. Later Dr. Winn would practice from his pharmacy next to the Higbee Savings Bank on Division St.] From 'The Higbee News' Apr. 4, 19l3: "ANOTHER DOCTOR FOR HIGBEE -- DR. J. W. WINN BUYS THE BROWN DRUG STORE AND WILL LOCATE HERE. Dr. J. W. Winn of Yates this week closed a deal for the drug store of the late Dr. A. J. Brown, and will locate among us for the practice of his profession. He will have the store open and ready for business some time next week, and will move his family here about May lst. Dr. Winn is too well known to most of our readers to need any introduction to the people of Higbee, being born and reared not far from here in Howard county and for almost twenty years has been located in our little neighboring city of Yates. He has built up an extensive practice in that locality, and the people there will give him up with a great deal of regret. he is a graduate of one of the best medical schools in the state, is a hard student, keeping abreast of the times, and stands high in the estimation of his fellow practioners, both as a gentleman and a physician, as he does with all who know hiim. We are sorry to see Yates lose such a good and enterprising citizen, and at the same time glad that he is to cast his lot among the good people of Higbee. The News joins others in extending him the hand of fellowship, and wishes and predicts for h im abundant success." From "The Higbee News" Dec. 30, l950: DR. J. W. WINN TO LEAVE HIGBEE -- Friends, especially 'old timers' were sorry to see the closing out sale of Dr. Winn's Drug Store. Dr. Winn has practiced medicinie in this vicinity for over fifty years, starting his practice in Yates in l895. He came to Higbee in l9l3 and has maintained a drug store in connection with his spractice since that time. During all these years he has enjoyed a profitable, helpful career. However, he now expects to retire to the home of his son, who rresides in Boonville, and is one of the head surgeons at St. Joseph's hospital there. Dr. Winn is looking forward to being closer to his wife who has been confined to the hospital, in Boonville, for over a year. The community wishes Dr. Winn a contented retirement." From 'The Higbee News,' Dec. l3, l95l - FUNERAL SERVICES FOR DR. J. W. WINN TODAY IN BOONVILLE " Funeral services for D. J. W. Winn, former Higbee and Yates physician, will be held at two o'clock this afternoon from the Goodman and Bollar Funeral Home, in Boonville, rev. J. M. Wilcoxin, of Fayette, will officiate at the services. Burial will be in the Walnut Grove Cemetery, in Boonville. Dr. Winn, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Winn, was born in Howard County August l0, l871. He was married to Miss Ida Mae Cubbage, who preceded him in death. Dr. Winn was widely known, having practiced his profession for oveer 50 years in the Yates and Higbee community. He is survived by a son, Dr. G. W. Winn, of Boonville, and a brother, John B. Winn, of Duncan, Oklahoma. Three grandchildren, also nieces and nephews survive." [Note from Carey: I'm interested in Dr. Winn's mother's connections to the Hitt family of Howard Co., since my wife descends from them, i.e., Hamilton & Sarah Hitt Thornhill of Bonne Femme Twp.] ==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== Questions for the List Administrator? 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Of course you knew of Dr. W's first wife....the Dysart....who is buried north of Yates, but in typing the info for you I wanted to think that I'd read somewhere where he actually began his practice at Myers....now Bunker Hill.....in Bonne Femme Twp, Howard County. I used to have an old poison record and pharmacy bottle that I think dated from his practice there, but I could be confusing the Dr's. My wife and I lived for years the in the Higbee home that Dr. Tyre Dinwiddie (one of Dr. Winn's older contemporaries who also hailed from Howard and who is buried at Myers/Bunker Hill) who built it in l890. My son and daughter-in-law now live in it. Higbee had a number of medical doctors, dentists, etc. The Dr. Brown mentioned in the Winn info was quite a fellow apparently....when he died it was found that he owned thousands of acres in Texas, Colorado, etc.., had served in the legislature in the latter, but was a New Yorker by birth and had graduated from the medical school attached to Bellevue hospital in NYC. He apparently lived in Indiana first, where his body was shipped from Higbee after his dropping dead in the door of his S. Randolph St. drug store. He was a devoted Republican, it seems, not a common thing in Higbee. Another contemporary of his was a mysterious man (I can't recall his name at the moment) who is said to have ridden into Higbee on a white horse, opened a funeral parlor, operated a coffin factory, and when he died....alone in one of the rooms in Dr. Brown's hotel....The News mused that it was thought the man had escaped from Ireland where he may have been of royal birth.....good discussion topics in the pre-radio/TV days!

The message from the lady re Wm. Jennings Bryan appearing at Kirksville, and mentioning a Merrell or Murrell, got me thinking. The oldest issues of 'The Higbee News' mention a Merrill, I believe the spelling was, who practiced law in Higbee for a short while, before leaving for Macon or possibly Kirksville, and could be the man which she mentioned. Also mentioned more than once in The News is Congressman Romjue, who the editor referred to as 'Andy,' who began the practice of law in Higbee on graduation from MU, and who went on to Macon and election as Congressman from what I believe was then the First District. This is substaniated by an item in the 'Political Graveyard' website.

From 'History of Randolph County' - l930 - By Alex Waller: "Dr James W. Winn, a successful physician and surgeon, has practiced his profession at Higbee, Mo., and vicinity for over 25 years. He was born at Fayette, Mo., Aug. 10, 1871, and is a son of George and Frances (Hitt) Winn, being the eighth of their ten children. George Winn was a farmer in Howard County all of his life and died in January, 1902. He was prominent in his community, serving as judge of the county court l2 years. At one time he owned 800 acres of the finest land in the county. He was a Democrat. His father served in the Union army during the Civil War. Frances (Hitt) Winn was born in Culpepper County, Va. She is now living at Fayette, Mo., at the advanced age of 84 years. Dr. Winn was reared on his father's farm and attended the public school for his elementary education and entered the University in l892. Two years later he entered the Missouri Medical College at St. Louis, Mo., graduating with the degree of Doctor of Medicine in l895. Within a short period, he located at Yates, Randolph County, remaining there until l9l3, when he came to Higbee where he has since been engaged in practice, excepting the time he served in the army. When the United States entered the World War, he responded to the president's call for volunteers in the medical department and enlisted Aug. l2, l9l8, was commissioned Oct. 9, l9l8, and assigned to duty at Camp Arthur, Texas, April 2nd. He was transferred to San Antonio, Texas and spent six months and six days on the bordere. With headquarters at Sierra Blanca, Dr. Winn had charge of that post and one camp at Hester's ranch. Dr. Winn, soon after the cessation of hostilities, was discharged from the service and returned to Higbee, where he has since been devoting his time to professional duties. On Oct. l5, l9l9, he was married to Miss Ida M. Cubbage of Randolph County. She is a daughter of Harvey and Mary (Duncan) Cubbage, natives of Kentucky, who were early settlers of Randolph County. One child has been born to Dr. and Mrs. Winn, George Warren. While in college, Dr. Will also studied pharmacy and his state license is dated April 2, l895. From May, l895, to April l9l3, he owned and managed a drug store in Yates when he purchased the Dr. Broen drug store in Higbee which he conducted along with his practice until he entered the government service. Dr. Winn is a Democrat and a member of the Baptist church. he holds membership in the Masonic Lodge and Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge. He is one of the progressive men of this section and is a stockholder in the Yates Savings Bank." [Charles, please note that the Dr. "Broen" should read "Brown," since it refers to Dr. Alfred Brown, interestingly a hard shell Republican, who operated a practice/pharmacy in the Randolph Hotel on south Randolph St., where he died suddenly. Later Dr. Winn would practice from his pharmacy next to the Higbee Savings Bank on Division St.] From 'The Higbee News' Apr. 4, 19l3: "ANOTHER DOCTOR FOR HIGBEE -- DR. J. W. WINN BUYS THE BROWN DRUG STORE AND WILL LOCATE HERE. Dr. J. W. Winn of Yates this week closed a deal for the drug store of the late Dr. A. J. Brown, and will locate among us for the practice of his profession. He will have the store open and ready for business some time next week, and will move his family here about May lst. Dr. Winn is too well known to most of our readers to need any introduction to the people of Higbee, being born and reared not far from here in Howard county and for almost twenty years has been located in our little neighboring city of Yates. He has built up an extensive practice in that locality, and the people there will give him up with a great deal of regret. he is a graduate of one of the best medical schools in the state, is a hard student, keeping abreast of the times, and stands high in the estimation of his fellow practioners, both as a gentleman and a physician, as he does with all who know hiim. We are sorry to see Yates lose such a good and enterprising citizen, and at the same time glad that he is to cast his lot among the good people of Higbee. The News joins others in extending him the hand of fellowship, and wishes and predicts for h im abundant success." From "The Higbee News" Dec. 30, l950: DR. J. W. WINN TO LEAVE HIGBEE -- Friends, especially 'old timers' were sorry to see the closing out sale of Dr. Winn's Drug Store. Dr. Winn has practiced medicinie in this vicinity for over fifty years, starting his practice in Yates in l895. He came to Higbee in l9l3 and has maintained a drug store in connection with his spractice since that time. During all these years he has enjoyed a profitable, helpful career. However, he now expects to retire to the home of his son, who rresides in Boonville, and is one of the head surgeons at St. Joseph's hospital there. Dr. Winn is looking forward to being closer to his wife who has been confined to the hospital, in Boonville, for over a year. The community wishes Dr. Winn a contented retirement." From 'The Higbee News,' Dec. l3, l95l - FUNERAL SERVICES FOR DR. J. W. WINN TODAY IN BOONVILLE " Funeral services for D. J. W. Winn, former Higbee and Yates physician, will be held at two o'clock this afternoon from the Goodman and Bollar Funeral Home, in Boonville, rev. J. M. Wilcoxin, of Fayette, will officiate at the services. Burial will be in the Walnut Grove Cemetery, in Boonville. Dr. Winn, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Winn, was born in Howard County August l0, l871. He was married to Miss Ida Mae Cubbage, who preceded him in death. Dr. Winn was widely known, having practiced his profession for oveer 50 years in the Yates and Higbee community. He is survived by a son, Dr. G. W. Winn, of Boonville, and a brother, John B. Winn, of Duncan, Oklahoma. Three grandchildren, also nieces and nephews survive." [Note from Carey: I'm interested in Dr. Winn's mother's connections to the Hitt family of Howard Co., since my wife descends from them, i.e., Hamilton & Sarah Hitt Thornhill of Bonne Femme Twp.]

My mother's cousin married a Murrell and I have a picture of him, and other "dignitaries" taken with William Jennings Bryan in Kirksville, MO. Nadine ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carey Bankhead" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 7:38 AM Subject: Re: [MoRandolph] Bryan Family > Wm. Jennings Bryan spoke at Higbee's Evans Opera House, as did Speaker of the House Champ Clark, etc. The editor mentioned Clark's "famous" dog joke, and that Clark's son, Bennett C. Clark, was with his father, laughing at the joke as if it was the first time he had heard it. Another item in The News indicates that Clark was considering a teaching job at Renick when he was summoned to Pike Co and "the rest of the story." > > > ==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== > Questions for the List Administrator? > Send them to Leslie at [email protected] > >

Carey: I need every word. Please post it here or send it to me direct. Thanks, very much, for doing this. [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Carey Bankhead [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 7:56 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: [MoRandolph] Winn's I found the info on Dr. J. W. Winn in my files at the Randolph Co Historical Society Saturday, and will gladly share it with anyone interested. Dr. Winn's obit was in the Dec. l3, 1951 edition of 'The Higbee News.' Another item indicates he moved to Boonville to be nearer his son, Dr. George Warren Winn, a year earlier, and at that time Dr. Winn's wife had been a patient in the hospital there, where her son practiced, for about a year.....she died before her husband. Also in this material is a sketch of Dr. Winn and his family in the l930 Randolph Co history by Waller, as well as a l9l5 item from The News on when he came to Higbee from Yates. I won't take up space here unless someone wants that additional info. ==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== Questions for the List Administrator? Send them to Leslie at [email protected]

I found the info on Dr. J. W. Winn in my files at the Randolph Co Historical Society Saturday, and will gladly share it with anyone interested. Dr. Winn's obit was in the Dec. l3, 1951 edition of 'The Higbee News.' Another item indicates he moved to Boonville to be nearer his son, Dr. George Warren Winn, a year earlier, and at that time Dr. Winn's wife had been a patient in the hospital there, where her son practiced, for about a year.....she died before her husband. Also in this material is a sketch of Dr. Winn and his family in the l930 Randolph Co history by Waller, as well as a l9l5 item from The News on when he came to Higbee from Yates. I won't take up space here unless someone wants that additional info.

Wm. Jennings Bryan spoke at Higbee's Evans Opera House, as did Speaker of the House Champ Clark, etc. The editor mentioned Clark's "famous" dog joke, and that Clark's son, Bennett C. Clark, was with his father, laughing at the joke as if it was the first time he had heard it. Another item in The News indicates that Clark was considering a teaching job at Renick when he was summoned to Pike Co and "the rest of the story."

I wonder if anyone can help with this Manning family? I am not sure the first name of this First Name Unknown Manning. I do have that his father was born in Tennessee. Noah Descendants of Fnu Manning Generation No. 1 1. FNU1 MANNING was born Abt. 1826 in Virginia. He married VIRGINIA MCCORMICK, daughter of MARCUS MCCORMICK and LORENNA MCCORMICK. She was born May 08, 1830 in Virginia, and died August 08, 1878 in Macon County, Missouri. Children of FNU MANNING and VIRGINIA MCCORMICK are: i. C. BRUCE2 MANNING, b. Abt. 1851, Missouri; m. LILLIAN H. CRAWLEY, September 22, 1879, Macon County, Missouri; b. Abt. 1861, Missouri. Notes for C. BRUCE MANNING: 1880 U. S. Census C. Bruce MANNING Self M Male W 29 MO Farmer TN NC H. Lillian MANNING Wife M Female W 19 MO Keeps House KY TN Source Information: Census Place Lyda, Macon, Missouri Family History Library Film 1254701 NA Film Number T9-0701 Page Number 420B 2. ii. THOMAS JEFFERSON MANNING, b. March 10, 1857, Charleston, , West Virginia; d. 1925, Macon County, Missouri. Generation No. 2 2. THOMAS JEFFERSON2 MANNING (FNU1) was born March 10, 1857 in Charleston, , West Virginia, and died 1925 in Macon County, Missouri. He married ELIZABETH GIPSON March 20, 1879 in Macon, Missouri, daughter of STEPHEN GIPSON and LUCINDA SUMMERS. She was born 1855 in Macon County, Missouri. Notes for THOMAS JEFFERSON MANNING: CAROL M. LUNDGREN Microfilm: NONE RT 11 BOX 11551 KENNEWICK WA Submission: AF91-101305 USA 99337 Children of THOMAS MANNING and ELIZABETH GIPSON are: i. MAGGIE3 MANNING, b. February 1880, Macon County, Missouri. ii. VIRGINIA MANNING, b. Abt. 1882, Macon County, Missouri. iii. FRANCES D. MANNING, b. Abt. 1884, Macon County, Missouri. iv. MARY F. MANNING, b. Abt. 1886, Macon County, Missouri. v. RICHARD JEFFERSON MANNING, b. June 06, 1890, Macon County, Missouri; d. February 28, 1919; m. OLLIE JANE ELSEA1, May 30, 1917; b. October 06, 1885; d. June 1983, Enid, Garfield County, Oklahoma. vi. JOHN A. MANNING, b. Abt. 1892, Macon County, Missouri. Endnotes 1. Benjamin Elsea, Jr., Elsea Family Bible, (Bible published 1880). -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2006 5:50 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MoRandolph] John MANNING/Martha Isabelle BURTON Husband: John W. MANNING Jr. Birth: 7 Dec 1831 Place: Tennessee Death: 25 Feb 1914 Place: Randolph Co., MO Burial: Place: Grand Prairie Cem., Cairo, Randolph Co., MO Father: John MANNING (1812-) Marriage: About 1860 Wife: Martha Isabelle BURTON Birth: 16 Nov 1837 Place: MO Death: 29 Jun 1911 Place: Randolph Co., MO Burial: Place: Grand Prairie Cem., Cairo, Randolph Co., MO Children... 1. F Child: Eliza Ella MANNING Birth: 1861 Place: Randolph Co., MO Death: 11 Jan 1877 Burial: Place: Grand Prairie Cem., Cairo, Randolph Co., MO 2. F Child: Mary Lena MANNING Birth: 1863 Place: Randolph Co., MO Death: 1943 Burial: Place: Grand Prairie Cem., Randolph Co., MO 3. F Child: Martha G. "Mattie" MANNING Birth: 1864 Place: Randolph Co., MO Death: 1935 Burial: Place: Grand Prairie Cem., Cairo, Randolph Co., MO 4. M Child: Charles A. MANNING Birth: 1867 Place: Randolph Co., MO Death: 1926 Place: Randolph Co., MO Burial: Place: Grand Prairie Cem., Cairo, Randolph Co., MO 5. M Child: James Frank MANNING Birth: 1869 Place: Randolph Co., MO Death: 1944 Place: Randolph Co., MO Burial: Place: Grand Prairie Cem., Cairo, Randolph Co., MO 6. F Child: Ida A. MANNING Birth: About 1874 Place: Missouri Death: 1935 Place: Randolph Co., MO Burial: Place: Grand Prairie Cem., Cairo, Randolph Co., MO 7. F Child: Viola Abigail MANNING Birth: 1876 Place: Missouri Death: 1 Apr 1894 Place: E. Of Cairo, Randolph Co., MO Burial: Place: Grand Prairie Cem., Cairo, Randolph Co., MO Death Cause: Heart Disease 8. M Child: Logan MANNING Birth: About 1878 Death: 1879 Place: Randolph Co., MO Burial: Place: Grand Prairie Cem., Cairo, Randolph Co., MO Husbands Notes... Notes: 1880 Census, Randolph County, Missouri, Township of Salt River MANNING, John, 48, farmer, TN (father of John, also born TN) Martha W., 42, MO (maiden name was BURTON) Mary L., 17, b. Cairo, Randolph Co., MO Martha G., 15, f, MO Charles A., 12, MO James F., 11, MO Ida A., 6, MO Viola A., 3, MO POWEL, Susie F., 19, a boarder in the home, school teacher Sent to me by [email protected] (Elaine) 11 Dec 1996 Huntsville Cumberland Presbyterian Church,Register of Communicants Huntsville, Randolph Co.,MO Name Admission Date Page 62 MANNING, John W. Feb. 24, 1895 MANNING, Mrs. John W. Feb. 24, 1895 Revised Register of Communicants MANNING, J.W. Dec. 19, 1898 1860 Salt River Twp., Randolph Co., MO J. Manning 1870 Marion Twsp., Randolph Co., MO. PO Cairo Manning, J.W. 38, m, w, farmer, 1500,500, TN Martha I. (J.?), 32, f, w, keeping house, MO Eliza E., 9, f, w, MO Mary L., 7, f, w, MO Martha G., 5, f, w, MO Charles A., 3, m, w, MO James F., 1, m, w, MO 1910 Salt River Twp, Randolph Co 30/30 married 50 yrs. 8 children 5 alive John W. Manning 78 TN-TN-TN own income Martha J. 72 MO-KY-US Mary S. or L., 5 Mattie G. (Martha G.) Charles A. James F., 40 single Ida S. or A. (This census info sent by [email protected]) Last Modified: 2 Jun 2004 Compiled by: Linda Manning Billings, Montana 59102 [email protected] ==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== Questions for the List Administrator? Send them to Leslie at [email protected]

Thanks Norman, at least this is a chance to start looking. Anna ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2006 8:20 PM Subject: [MoRandolph] Re: Henderson > > Hello Anna: > > I have Mary Ellen BLANCETT b TN and d TN she was married to a HENDERSON. They had at least 4 children; Matt, Florence, Jasper and Albert HENDERSON. > That's as close as I can come, Sorry. > > Norman Blansett > Pocahontas, Randolph, Ar > > =================================================================== > <[email protected]> wrote: > > >Hi Norman, I am looking for information on a Henderson family out of Miller > > >County, Missouri. My grandfather was Thomas N. Henderson who was left with > >the Wilburn Robbins/Robins family at the age of seven in 1850. I know that > >his father was supposed to have been born in Missouri and mother in > >Tennessee but have no idea who they were. Would you happen to know anything > >about a Henderson family needing to leave children with families? > > > >Anna Brewer > > > __________________________________________________________________ > Switch to Netscape Internet Service. > As low as $9.95 a month -- Sign up today at http://isp.netscape.com/register > > Netscape. Just the Net You Need. > > New! Netscape Toolbar for Internet Explorer > Search from anywhere on the Web and block those annoying pop-ups. > Download now at http://channels.netscape.com/ns/search/install.jsp > > > ==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== > Questions for the List Administrator? > Send them to Leslie at [email protected] > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.806 / Virus Database: 548 - Release Date: 12/5/2004

Is anyone familiar with or researching the Nathaniel Rice family (he being the son, I think, of Joshua Rice)? I have listed below information on this family. Thanks. David Descendants of Joshua Rice Generation No. 1 1. JOSHUA Rice was born Abt. 1775/6 in North Carolina, and died Aft. 1850 in Sumner County, Tennessee. He married UNKNOWN. Notes for JOSHUA RICE: ACTS OF TENNESSEE 1796 - 1830 : R (Part 2) : Rhea - Robinson Rice Joshua 1807 14 58.2 Home site of Sumner County elections Children of JOSHUA RICE and UNKNOWN are: 2. i. NATHANIEL2 RICE, b. Abt. 1794, North Carolina; d. Abt. 1853, Randolph County, Missouri. ii. JOHN RICE, b. Aft. 1794. Generation No. 2 2. NATHANIEL RICE (JOSHUA) was born Abt. 1794 in North Carolina, and died Abt. 1853 in Randolph County, Missouri. He married ANN UZZELL Abt. 1816 in Sumner County, Tennessee, daughter of ISHAM UZZELL and NANCY BLACKMAN. She was born Abt. 1796 in Lenoir County, North Carolina, and died Aft. 1860. Notes for NATHANIEL RICE: i. POLLY RICE, b. Abt. 1817, Sumner County, Tennessee. ii. BENNETT RICE, b. Abt. 1819, Sumner County, Tennessee; d. Bef. 13 Apr 1852, California; m. MALINDA ROBERTS, 05 Jan 1842, Randolph County, Missouri; b. Abt. 1824, North Carolina. More About BENNETT RICE and MALINDA ROBERTS: Marriage: 05 Jan 1842, Randolph County, Missouri iii. JOSHUA S. RICE, b. Abt. 1819, Sumner County, Tennessee; d. Bef. 01 May 1858, Randolph County, Missouri; m. LUCY ANN MCCORMICK, 15 Jun 1848, Randolph County, Missouri. More About JOSHUA RICE and LUCY MCCORMICK: Marriage: 15 Jun 1848, Randolph County, Missouri iv. ISHAM RICE, b. 10 Jun 1821, Sumner County, Tennessee; d. 27 Nov 1921, Randolph County, Missouri; m. SERENA RUNYON; b. Abt. 1820, Kentucky. More About ISHAM RICE: Burial: Thomas Hill City Cemetery, Thomas Hill, Missouri v. WILLIAM RICE, b. Abt. 1823, Sumner County, Tennessee; m. MARTHA. vi. ZILPHA RICE, b. Abt. 1825, Sumner County, Tennessee; m. HENRY HALEY, 28 Dec 1847, Randolph County, Missouri. More About HENRY HALEY and ZILPHA RICE: Marriage: 28 Dec 1847, Randolph County, Missouri vii. ANN RICE, b. Abt. 1827, Sumner County, Tennessee; d. 10 Dec 1865, Randolph County, Missouri; m. MARTIN SEARS, Abt. 1848, Randolph County, Missouri; b. 26 Nov 1826, Missouri; d. 24 Sep 1904, Randolph County, Missouri. Burial: Old Chariton Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri More About MARTIN SEARS: Burial: Old Chariton Cemetery, Randolph County, Missouri More About MARTIN SEARS and ANN RICE: Marriage: Abt. 1848, Randolph County, Missouri viii. MARTHA RICE, b. Abt. 1829, Sumner County, Tennessee; d. 16 Oct 1858, Randolph County, Missouri; m. JOHN ALEXANDER, 24 Feb 1847, Randolph County, Missouri; b. 13 Feb 1807, Garrard County, Kentucky; d. 16 Oct 1891, Randolph County, Missouri. More About MARTHA RICE: Burial: Hurt Cemetery, South of Mt. Airy, Missouri More About JOHN ALEXANDER: Burial: Hurt Cemetery, South of Mt. Airy, Missouri More About JOHN ALEXANDER and MARTHA RICE: Marriage: 24 Feb 1847, Randolph County, Missouri ix. NATHANIEL GRAY RICE, b. Abt. 1831, Hopkins County, KY; d. Abt. 1913, Oregon. x. ELIZABETH RICE, b. Abt. 1833, Missouri; d. Bet. 1850 - 1853, Randolph County, Missouri. xi. JAMES RICE, b. Abt. 1835, Missouri; m. ANN ELIZA DOBBINS, 15 Jul 1855, Randolph County, Missouri; b. Abt. 1836, Virginia. More About JAMES RICE and ANN DOBBINS: Marriage: 15 Jul 1855, Randolph County, Missouri xii. THOMAS RICE, b. Abt. 1836, Missouri; d. Bet. 1850 - 1853, Randolph County, Missouri. xiii. CULLEN RICE, b. Abt. 1838, Missouri.

For those researching the Tribble connection with the Boone family, the Spraker book (The Boone Family History) has an interesting chart on p. 514 illustrating the various relationships. Interestingly, the chart shows a connection to George Boone (brother of Daniel) and Anne Linville. From what I understand, Anne Linville is a daughter of William Linville and Eleanor Bryan, who is a daughter of Morgan Bryan! Additionally, the Tribble family is connected with the Chenault family and some posts have been going through on the Madison Co., KY List that some of you may be interested in reading (I think someone else on this list mentioned Chenaults..cannot remember who else brought up this family). Thanks! David