2 May 2000, 9:48 pm pst Hello Everyone... A couple of days ago I posted my story and asked about finding a Mary Jane (nee Campbell) Sease Lester and her daughter Olive A. Lester... Well I received information that Addison did indeed file for the divorce and she did go to Missouri...she was served papers in Charilton Co, Missouri...We found her living there with daughter Geneva Jane and her husband Robert McCrotty and their 2 children, William and Stella... So thankyou all for checking your records and I will still be around if someone needs to ask me about them or I still find I need help...LINDA

I checked the Randolph County Marriage records (clerk's index filmed by Mormon Church) and while I was in a hurry and they only go to 1895 (though the film says later) and found 6 lady Bradleys after 24 Dec 1888 - none married to a Williams. Here goes Alba & Daniel C Jacoby 8 Feb 1895 4/599 (this is book and page number for the actual marriage) Minnie & John R Scheck 15 Jun 1894 4/514 Belle & John Bassett 30 Aug 1894 4/526 Ida & S A Mitchell 14 Jan 1893 4/333 Lora & J C Freeman 24 Apr 1893 4/370 Sallie & W H Colley 2 Sep 1893 4/487 I don't guarantee there were no more - I looked quickly because I had to leave the FHC and had spent most of my time fooling around on something else. By the way - your Williams - is that a connection to Colden Williams b 1763 RW soldier, died in Howard Co? If so, I'd be interested in exchanging info with you. My MO direct line includes Dougherty, Enyart, Mobley, Thompson and Williams with a completely different line of Dryden in Linn Co. Carolyn c.n.gibbons@worldnet.att.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Hamp Williams <HWilliams@hmcompany.com> To: <MORANDOL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, April 17, 2000 10:27 AM Subject: [MORANDOL-L] MARRIAGE > > Thought my grandmother, Alpharetta Bradley married John B. Williams in > Sturgeon, Mo in 1895 but records don't support that. John B. was from > Moberly - is there a marriage record in Randolph county supporting their > marriage??? > >

29 April 2000 7:02 pm pst Dear Carolyn... I was wondering if you could get the Microfilm # of the Randolph Co Clerk Marriage Records Index, filmed by the LDS, for me...I would love to order and read it... I am looking for my Great Grandfather Edward Frederick Lester, who married a lady who was the mother of my grandmother, in or around 1893 - 1899...she had her first child 24 April 1896 and died in childbirth in 1899, when her 2nd child was born... We don't even know what her name was nor have we ever found the record of the marriage. I have tryed to look at what was available and did not see a marriage records in the LDS microfilm files... I would appreciate it very much...Is there any birth records and death records for that time also in Randolph Co??? Thankyou...LINDA

Hello everyone, I am helping a friend who doesn't have a computer look for information on her grandfather. Robert Franklin Sears (Frank) was born 16 Jan. 1882 d. 16 Sep.1920 m. 16 Dec.1900 to Effie Belle Minor. This couple was divorced in 1906 they had two children James and Howard Sears. My friend is the daughter of James. Both of her parents, her only sibling and her uncle are dead as well as her grandmother. Her grandmother didn't speak of Frank and so we know only the information I have listed here about him. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank You Sheila Roush

25 April 2000 Hello All... Hello Cousin Charles... I am new to the "Randolph Co List" at Rootsweb and am researching the Lester Family...I am mainly interested in Edward Frederick Lester's wife who was the mother of his first two children, Josephine and Clara... Edward, born in Feb 1870, and his father Addison P Lester, were were living with Edward's sister Lovelia Lester Wolf and her husband John M Wolf...on the 1880, Sugar Creek Twp, City of Moberly, Randolph Co, Missouri... Between then and 1900 he got married to a lady that I can not find and had two daughters... My grandmother Josephine Marion Lester was born 24 April 1896 and Clara Bresset Lester was born November 1899... This is when the mother died... My grandmother, and her sister Clara, were never told where they were actually born or who their mother was because the father wanted them to believe their step mother was their real mother... We found letters, after grandma died, between the two sisters stating their suspicion and how they wanted to find the real truth...so I started digging and ordering soundex and census reports... On the 1900, Sangamon Co, Springfield, Ill Census, Edward lives with a new wife of 2 months. her name was Clara Hines.. Josephine is not there, but Clara, a daughter to the head of household is, and the new wife has never had children...she eventually had 2 more daughters...Bertha and Edna Clara... Josephine was found living in Coles Co, Ill, Mantoon Twp, living with Aunt Geneva... I have all the rest of this family back to the 1840's but in all my 40 years of research on this family I have not been able to locate who my great grandmother Lester was... I would appreciate hearing from anyone else who might have info on this lady... LINDA...OREGON

I would be interested in any information on a Letty Horn who married a Daniel Smothers in Estill county, Kentucky, January 30, 1831, they settled in Randolph county, Missouri. I have attached the information I have on the Daniel Smothers, however I have him married to a Susan Walden, probably after Letty died. Would anyone have information on the death of Letty Horn Smothers? Thanks Noah Smothers Descendants of Daniel Smothers Generation No. 1 1. DANIEL1 SMOTHERS was born Abt. 1798 in New York, and died Abt. 1858 in Randolph County, Missouri. He married SUSAN WALDEN October 19, 1844 in Randolph County, Missouri. Notes for DANIEL SMOTHERS: Daniel Smothers appears on the 1850 Randolph County, Missouri Census: Daniel Smothers, age 52, male, farmer, value 1000, born New York Susan, age 27, female, born Missouri Elizabeth, age 12, female, born Kentucky Henry, age 5, male, born Missouri Mary, age 4, female, born, Missouri Daniel, age 2, male, born Missouri James P. Walden, age 9, male, born Missouri Elizabeth Walden, age 11, female, born Missouri Heirs of Daniel Smothers: Susan Smothers, the widow. Perry C. Smothers, Ancill Smothers, Jacob Smothers, Susan Jenkins, Elizabeth Kerkendall, Mary H. Smothers, Daniel J. Smothers, Cordon C. Smothers, Logan P. Smothers, and Rebecca Smothers. Signed John D. Dameron, Oct. 1, 1858 More About DANIEL SMOTHERS: Will: October 01, 1858, Randolph County, Missouri Notes for SUSAN WALDEN: The 1860 Federal Census for Randolph county, Missouri,line 35, Allen Township, lists a S. Smothers, 37 years of age, the 1850 Federal census for Randolph county, lists a Susan Smothers, wife of Daniel Smothers, age 27, The 1860 has no Husband listed, the 1870 Federal Census has B. R. Wilson, age 60, Susan,wife age 47, children James B. Wilson, Francis Wilson, Pamelia Wilson, John A. Wilson, Luther E. Wilson, Rebecca Smothers, 12. Line 36 lists Daniel J. Smothers, age 22, Lucy age 18, Logan P. Smothers age 15 and Mary H. Smith age 24. Line 37 lists, Henry C. Lay, age 30, Bell, age 23, Dasiy, age 1, and Susan Smothers, age 7. Children of DANIEL SMOTHERS and SUSAN WALDEN are: i. ELIZABETH2 SMOTHERS, b. Abt. 1838, Kentucky; m. JACOB KIRKENDALL, August 18, 1853, Randolph County, Missouri. Notes for ELIZABETH SMOTHERS: Marriage records for Randolph county, Missouri, Huntsville courthouse, book. a, page 161, married Aug. 20, 1853. ii. HENRY SMOTHERS, b. Abt. 1845, Sugar Creek Township, Randolph County, Missouri. 2. iii. MARY H. SMOTHERS, b. May 03, 1846, Sugar Creek Township, Randolph County, Missouri. iv. CORDON C. SMOTHERS, b. Abt. 1848. More About CORDON C. SMOTHERS: Will: October 01, 1858, Randolph County, Missouri 3. v. DANIEL J. SMOTHERS, b. Abt. 1848, Sugar Creek Township, Randolph County, Missouri; d. August 16, 1883, Moberly, Missouri. vi. LOGAN P. SMOTHERS, b. Abt. 1853; m. ALLIE A. HITE, March 05, 1884, Audrain, Missouri. Marriage Notes for LOGAN SMOTHERS and ALLIE HITE: IGI record M514602, dates 1861-1885 Source call 0974686, lists the marriage of Logan P. Smothers to Allie A. Hite. vii. REBECCA F. SMOTHERS, b. Abt. 1857; m. JOHN WESLEY ELSEA, November 08, 1874, Randolph County, Missouri. Notes for JOHN WESLEY ELSEA: IGI record, Batch no. M515651, Dates 1829-1881, Source Call no. 0975183, Rebecca F. Smothers, married John W. Elsea, 8 Nov. 1874, Randolph county, Missouri. Marriage records Randolph county, Huntsville Missouri, recorders office, Book b, page 64, recorded Nov. 11, 1874. Generation No. 2 2. MARY H.2 SMOTHERS (DANIEL1) was born May 03, 1846 in Sugar Creek Township, Randolph County, Missouri. She married (1) J. F. RODGERS November 06, 1862 in Randolph County, Missouri. She married (2) GEORGE WASHINGTON BONEY January 30, 1873. Child of MARY SMOTHERS and GEORGE BONEY is: i. JOHNNIE3 BONEY, d. December 02, 1882, Randolph County, Missouri. Notes for JOHNNIE BONEY: Moberly Daily Monitor 2 Jan. 1883 - 31 Jan. 1883; Johnnie Boney, died 2 Dec. 1882, son of George W. Boney and Mary H. Boney. 3. DANIEL J.2 SMOTHERS (DANIEL1) was born Abt. 1848 in Sugar Creek Township, Randolph County, Missouri, and died August 16, 1883 in Moberly, Missouri. He married LUCY J. ELSEA June 01, 1870 in Randolph County, Missouri, daughter of WILLIAM ELSA and MERCY SPENCER. Notes for DANIEL J. SMOTHERS: Daniel J. Smothers and William Smothers, died on the same day August 16, 1883, the Moberly Weekly Monitor, 23 Aug. 1883. In the city directory for Moberly, Missouri for 1884, Mrs. Lucy Smothers is living on Rollins Street, no children listed. In the city directory for 1895, Ira, Miss Letha, Miss Maud Smothers are living at 507 South Morley street. Grand Prarie Cemetery, near Cairo, Missouri; Lucy J. Smothers, 1851-1928, D. J. Smothers, Aug. 16, 1883, aged 34 years 4 months, 23 days., Little Willie Smothers, died Aug. 16, 1883, aged 2 years 6 months, 23 days. Notes for LUCY J. ELSEA: Lucy J. Elsea buried Grand Prairie Cemetery, near Cairo, Missouri. First marriage to Daniel J. Smothers, recorded, Randolph County, Missouri, marriage book a, page 399, June 1, 1870. Second Marriage to Hiram McKinney,IGI record Batch Number 5008803, source call no. 1553580, shows marriage date of 13 May. 1890, Randolph, Missouri. Marriage records, Randolph county, Missouri, Hunstville courthouse, recorded, May 14, 1890. In the city directory for Moberly, Missouri 1884 Mrs. Lucy, Smothers residence Rollins Street. Children of DANIEL SMOTHERS and LUCY ELSEA are: i. MAUD3 SMOTHERS, b. Abt. 1873. ii. LETHA SMOTHERS, b. Abt. 1878; m. FRANK C.MCAFEE. iii. WILLIAM SMOTHERS, b. April 1879; d. August 16, 1883, Cairo, Missouri. Notes for WILLIAM SMOTHERS: Little Willie Smothers, aged 2 years, 6 months, 23 days, buried at Grand Prairie Cemetery, near Cairo, Missouri. 4. iv. IRA PAGE SMOTHERS, b. July 1882, Sugar Creek Township; d. February 23, 1915, Oakland Cemetery, Moberly, Missouri. Generation No. 3 4. IRA PAGE3 SMOTHERS (DANIEL J.2, DANIEL1) was born July 1882 in Sugar Creek Township, and died February 23, 1915 in Oakland Cemetery, Moberly, Missouri. He married RACHEL A. LAIR April 22, 1906 in Randolph County, Missouri, daughter of B. LAIR and MARGARET. Notes for IRA PAGE SMOTHERS: Ira Page Smothers, death notice is in the Feb 23, 1915 issue of the University Missourian, newspaper Columbia Missouri. Ira Page Smothers graduated from the University of Missouri in 1904, Columbia, Missouri. In the Moberly, Missouri city directory for 1895, living at 507 South Morley, Ira, Miss Letha, Miss Maud. In the Moberly, Missouri city directory for 1911, Ira. P. (Rachel A.) asst. foreman Wabash, residence 803 West Rollins. In the 1919 Moberly, Missouri 1919 city directory, Rachel (widow Ira) asst. bookkeeper, Feldenheimers, residence 149 Bedford. More About IRA PAGE SMOTHERS: Census: 1900, Randolph County, Missouri Children of IRA SMOTHERS and RACHEL LAIR are: i. DANIEL R.4 SMOTHERS, b. January 20, 1907, Moberly, Missouri; d. October 22, 1908, Oakland Cemetery, Moberly, Missouri. ii. DOROTHY SMOTHERS, b. Abt. 1909; m. FRANKLIN DAVIES, March 24, 1928, Randolph County, Missouri. Notes for DOROTHY SMOTHERS: On the 1910 Federal Census, Dorothy Smothers is living with her Father Ira Page Smothers, and Mother Rachel Lair Smothers. Around 1915 Ira died. In the 1920 census she is living with Rachel, Margaret, Louella, in the household of her Grandfather B.F. Lair. Moberly Monitor Index, 26 March 1928: Smothers-Davies Marriage service read. Miss Dorothy Smothers and Franklin Davies, well known young Moberly couple, were married at 8:00 Saturday evening, the Rev. Allen Duncan, of the Coates Street Presbyterian Church, residing the service. The couple was attended by Miss Louise McAfee, Miss Velma Thompson, Robert Bradshaw, Leo Pattison, and Alfred York. Immediately after the service the wedding party went to the home of the bride's mother Mrs. Rachel Smothers, 606 West Rollins street, where refreshments were served to a number of friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs. Davies are at home at 421 South Fifth street. Mrs. Davies is a daughter of Mrs. Rachel Smothers, and Mr. Davies is the son of Mrs. Bert Shearer, south of the town, The bride has been employed at the office of Dr. J. W. Miller, Dentist, since her graduation from the Moberly High School lasy year. Mr. Davies has been in the service of the Klein Bakery Company for the past three years. More About DOROTHY SMOTHERS: Census: 1920, Randolph County, Missouri iii. LOUELLA SMOTHERS, b. Abt. 1911, Randolph County, Missouri; d. February 21, 1928, Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri. Notes for LOUELLA SMOTHERS: >From Moberly Monitor Index, 21 Fe. 1928: Miss Louella Smothers, 17, well Known member of this year's senior class at the Moberly High School died at her home, 606 West Rollins Street, about 12:15 o'clock this morning, after an illness of five months. Miss Smothers was recovering from an attack of infantile paralysis last fall when she developed a bad cold. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Rachel Smothers, and two sisters, Dorothy and Margaret. Miss Smothers was a member of the Coates Street Presbyterian Church, from which place the Rev. Allen Duncan will conduct funeral services at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Burial will be made at Oakland cemetery. iv. MARGARET PAGE SMOTHERS, b. Abt. 1915.

My Handy Book for Genealogists says that "county clerks were required to register births and deaths from 1883 to 1893. Records still extant can be obtained from the county clerk or the Missouri State Archives, 1001 Industrial Drive, PO Box 778, Jefferson City MO 65102. State registration of births and deaths began in 1863 but did not reach full compliance until 1911. Don't know if this will help Jan with her request, though. But it might be worth a try. Carolyn c.n.gibbons@worldnet.att.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Karl & Cecy Rice <kcecyr@mcmsys.com> To: <MORANDOL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 6:19 PM Subject: Re: [MORANDOL-L] 1902 Birth Record Help > Official state birth and death records started in 1910 in MO. They are at > the Bureau of Vital Statictics in Jefferson City, MO. Unless your relative > got a "delayed" birth certificate, as my mother did who was born in 1909, I > don't believe there are any birth certificates before 1910. Any addition > information on this from researchers? Cecy Rice > > Jan Erik Neun wrote: > > > Just getting started in Randolph county. Much to my surprise a request > > for a birth certificate from 1903 came back with "we don't have records > > for that time span". Can someone enlighten me as to whether or not such > > records exist and if so, how to get them? > > > > Looking for a Marie Bradley b. 1903, daughter of Harry Leonard Bradley > > (1883-1919) and Minnie Pearl Johnson (1882-1966). > > > > Thanks for any assistance. > > > > -- > > Jan Erik > > _____________________________________________________ > > Jan Erik Neun > > Jackson NJ USA > > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jeneun/index.htm > > _____________________________________________________ > > The Operating System/2 Version is 4.00 > > This machine's uptime is 0d 0h 19m 26s 414ms. >

In <38.4ce0573.262fa779@aol.com>, on 04/19/00 at 07:21 PM, Falcor2000@aol.com said: >In a message dated 4/19/00 6:29:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time, >kcecyr@mcmsys.com writes: ><< Official state birth and death records started in 1910 in MO. They >are at > the Bureau of Vital Statictics in Jefferson City, MO. Unless your >relative > got a "delayed" birth certificate, as my mother did who was born in >1909, I > don't believe there are any birth certificates before 1910. Any addition > information on this from researchers? Cecy Rice >> >I have a genealogical request form from the Missouri State Archives. It >states: >The State of Missouri began keeping birth and death records statewide in >1910. Prior to 1910 a few birth and death records were kept from 1883 - >1893. Dates vary from county to county. NOTE: Exception on dates - St. > Louis City began keeping records as early as 1847 (incomplete). Thanks for the input. I'm pursuing the SS-5 / delayed birth cert. next -- Jan Erik _____________________________________________________ Jan Erik Neun Jackson NJ USA http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jeneun/index.htm _____________________________________________________ The Operating System/2 Version is 4.00 This machine's uptime is 0d 0h 9m 38s 539ms.

According to "The Handybook For Genealogists" pg 225: "Count clerks were required to register births and deaths from 1883 to 1893. Records still extant can be obtained from the county clerk or the Missouri State Archives, 1001 Industrial Drive, P. O. Box 778, Jefferson City, MO 65102. State registration of births and deaths began in 1863, but did not reach full compliance until 1911. The records after 1910 can be obtained from the Bureau of Vital Records, P. O. Box 570, Jefferson City, MO 65102. To verify current fees for birth records, call 573-751-6400." In my own experience, the 1883-1893 records for several counties are still in existance and most have been microfilmed. There isn't an actual birth certificate, rather just an entry in a record book of some sort. I haven't seen any evidence of any other birth records other than those after 1910. Anybody else? Kathy Bowlin

In a message dated 4/19/00 6:29:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time, kcecyr@mcmsys.com writes: << Official state birth and death records started in 1910 in MO. They are at the Bureau of Vital Statictics in Jefferson City, MO. Unless your relative got a "delayed" birth certificate, as my mother did who was born in 1909, I don't believe there are any birth certificates before 1910. Any addition information on this from researchers? Cecy Rice >> I have a genealogical request form from the Missouri State Archives. It states: The State of Missouri began keeping birth and death records statewide in 1910. Prior to 1910 a few birth and death records were kept from 1883 - 1893. Dates vary from county to county. NOTE: Exception on dates - St. Louis City began keeping records as early as 1847 (incomplete). I once tried to obtain a record for a relative born in Randolph County in the 1883-1893 time period. My request was returned with a note saying the record was not readable and to try the county courthouse. The indication was that whatever copies the Archives had were originally obtained from the county courthouse. I never followed that up so I cant say if the Randolph County courthouse has anything or not that would be useful. My own grandfather was born on a farm outside of Higbee in 1901. He also had to get a delayed birth certificate. Carole Brace

Official state birth and death records started in 1910 in MO. They are at the Bureau of Vital Statictics in Jefferson City, MO. Unless your relative got a "delayed" birth certificate, as my mother did who was born in 1909, I don't believe there are any birth certificates before 1910. Any addition information on this from researchers? Cecy Rice Jan Erik Neun wrote: > Just getting started in Randolph county. Much to my surprise a request > for a birth certificate from 1903 came back with "we don't have records > for that time span". Can someone enlighten me as to whether or not such > records exist and if so, how to get them? > > Looking for a Marie Bradley b. 1903, daughter of Harry Leonard Bradley > (1883-1919) and Minnie Pearl Johnson (1882-1966). > > Thanks for any assistance. > > -- > Jan Erik > _____________________________________________________ > Jan Erik Neun > Jackson NJ USA > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jeneun/index.htm > _____________________________________________________ > The Operating System/2 Version is 4.00 > This machine's uptime is 0d 0h 19m 26s 414ms.

Just getting started in Randolph county. Much to my surprise a request for a birth certificate from 1903 came back with "we don't have records for that time span". Can someone enlighten me as to whether or not such records exist and if so, how to get them? Looking for a Marie Bradley b. 1903, daughter of Harry Leonard Bradley (1883-1919) and Minnie Pearl Johnson (1882-1966). Thanks for any assistance. -- Jan Erik _____________________________________________________ Jan Erik Neun Jackson NJ USA http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jeneun/index.htm _____________________________________________________ The Operating System/2 Version is 4.00 This machine's uptime is 0d 0h 19m 26s 414ms.

Thought my grandmother, Alpharetta Bradley married John B. Williams in Sturgeon, Mo in 1895 but records don't support that. John B. was from Moberly - is there a marriage record in Randolph county supporting their marriage???

Searching for David O. SPICER Sr. & David O. SPICER Jr. and David's sister, Lucy SPICER. David and Lucy were b about 1800's in VA Came to MO about 1820's. David may have gone into Howard or Macon CO in 1850's WATERFIELD - SPICER - MATHIS/MATHEWS/MATTHEWS Virginia in St. Louis

Noah - Since I did the work even if I didn't read your request properly, I'm going to send it on to you. These are all taken from the Randolph Co Marriage Index book (on microfilm at the FHC) and covers 1830 through about 1895. There were quite a few here. Hope you find some good info here. all SMOTHERS Daniel & Waldon, Susan 27 Jan 1844 A/79 (bood and page number) Perry C & Tedsford, Margaret L 10 Jan 1846 A/95 Noah & Jenkins, Margaret 12 Jun 1847 A/107 Susan & Jenkins, Joseph 22 Nov 1850 A/138 Noah H J & Holman, Margaret 28 Feb 1859 A/226 Elizabeth & Kirkendall, Jacob 20 Aug 1853 A/161 Wm J & Dillman, Delila June 12 Jul 1860 A/244 Perry & Cunningham, Louise 6 Jun 1864 A/288 Mary Elizabeth & Dillman, George W 12 Jul 1860 A/244 (brother & sister marrying brother & sister?) Susan & Wilson, Benjamin R no date but book A, p277; the one before is A/276 and 11 Jun 1863; one after is A/277 and Oct 15, 1863) Latitia C & Cunningham, James P 9 Apr 1864 A/285 Good luck to you. Carolyn c.n.gibbons@worldnet.att.net W Preston & Steely, Lacaphine 27 Feb 1871 A/416 Mary A & Clif, Thomas 6 Dec 1869 A/390 Mary H & Bony, George 7 Mar 1873 B/27 Rebecca F & Elsea, John W 11 Nov 1874 B/64 Leroy D & Hayes Eola 21 Dec 1876 B/118 Warren T & Fray, Nannie J 5 Mar 1877 B/124 L C & Hall, Lenna 4 Feb 1878 B/152 Alfred C & Turner Roxana C 4 Apr 1879 B/188 Afther? (the "ther" are clear, but the beginning looks like an "A" with a small "f" squeezed in) & Wood, Lelia G 7 Dec 1882 1/132 Laura & Johnson, J W 20 Nov 1880 1/231 Roxana & Frazier, John M 31 Dec 1881 1/358 (Is this Alfred C's widow so soon?) Susie & Baker, J V 10 Mar 1886 L D (male) & Brock, Copelan (female) 16 Jan 1890 3/265 Lucy J & McKinney, Hiram 14 May 1890 3/301 Molly & Esry, Robert 31 Mar 1892 4/231 L D & McCurry, Alice E 5 Jan 1894 4/462 John W & Mayo, Lyda D 31 Jan 1895 4/576

John Warren Bagby is in his late 60's in 1870...the other John Bagby should be about late 50's... This 2nd John Bagby seems to come out of nowhere...doesn't seem to have parents or siblings..this is the most frustrating family I have worked on... anne > This is the only BAGBY I have...doesn't look like same ones but probably > related > > Husband: John Warren BAGBY > > > Wife: Mildred WARD > > > Children... > > 1. M Child: Robert BAGBY Dr. > Spouse: Permelia TWYMAN > > 2. M Child: John Warren BAGBY Jr. > Birth: 13 Sep 1827 > Death: 24 Feb 1885 > Burial: Place: Roanoke Cem. > Spouse: Elizabeth TERRILL > > Notes: > THH = The Huntsville Hearld > Bagby, Parmellia (Twyman) -- died 2 Jan 1872, wife of Dr. Bagby (dau. . of > Paschal Twyman); OB 11 Jan 1872

The following has a lot of wonderful info on Bagby's in Randolph County. Thanks to Larry Sumpter.<A HREF="http://www.yggdrasill.net/mgen/sumpter.html"> Randolph County Death Index</A>

This is the only BAGBY I have...doesn't look like same ones but probably related Husband: John Warren BAGBY Wife: Mildred WARD Children... 1. M Child: Robert BAGBY Dr. Spouse: Permelia TWYMAN 2. M Child: John Warren BAGBY Jr. Birth: 13 Sep 1827 Death: 24 Feb 1885 Burial: Place: Roanoke Cem. Spouse: Elizabeth TERRILL Notes: THH = The Huntsville Hearld Bagby, Parmellia (Twyman) -- died 2 Jan 1872, wife of Dr. Bagby (dau. . of Paschal Twyman); OB 11 Jan 1872

Have been off all my genealogy lists due to my husband's illness but am now trying to find his elusive Bagbys. Uncle Dave sent some of the bible records... John Bagby was born June 15, 1814 at Clover Hill, Virginia..I believe that Clover Hill later became Appomatox, Virginia..he married Elizabeth Davidson in Lynchburg, Virginia in 1844. They left Virginia some time after the 1850 census then reappear in Randolph County in 1870. I haven't been able to find them on the 1870 Randolph county census yet. They had the following children: Samuel born 1846 died 1864 or 1867 Daniel born 1848 Elizabeth born 1851 Madora/Medora born 1854 Andrew Broadus Bagby born 1857 John born 1861 died??? November 7, 1892 Anna born 1863..died 1866 Mary born 1867 ...died 1868 John Bagby died December 22, 1887...age 73.. Elizabeth Bagby died July 16, 1896 Andrew Broadus Bagby married Ada Gregory of Huntsville, Missouri at her home in Huntsville on January 28, 1896.. they moved to Danbury..Red Willow county, Nebraska..where they are buried The family members who died in Randolph County have to buried some place but none of the family has been able to find the graves. The only other clue that I have is that the family were very strong Baptists. anne Bagby

At 08:04 AM 4/11/00 -0500, you wrote: >POINDEXTER/MOREAU - Moberly City Dir. > >1876, 1884, 1895 - none >1911 - Thomas A (Ada F) wks Wabash r 420 Taylor. >1917 - Thos. A (Ada) works Wabash, Miss Mable stu, r 616 Bertley. > Smith Poindexter machinist Wabash r 316 Allen. >1927 - Thomas A (Ada) farmer r 616 Bertley >1929 - Thomas A (Ada) tmstr r 616 Bertley. > Smith A Poindexter (Maude) lab r Schuenman RFD 6 >1932 - Thomas A (Ada) Emp Wabash r 616 Bertley. No Moreau. >1940 - Smith A (Maude) r 1600 Schueneman. > MOREAU, Mabel M, Mrs r 616 Bertley >1945, 1951 - no MOREAU > >Cecy Dear Cecy, However belatedly, YIPPEEEE! And THANK you! I now have more info on these Poindexters than I imagined could be found! Bless your lil' heart, and thank you so much for the time and kindness you have given to these Moberly City Directory lookups. Lord knows, we on this List have hit you up with enough of 'em! Thanks again for your assistance, as it is very much appreciated. With sincere best regards, Gloria Atwater