John I made a mistake in the posting of this on the web site that has been overlooked until now. It should read as follows: Burton, Ambrose W. -- Will; wife Martha E.; children; p. 23 Jun 1851 Burton, Ann -- 14 Dec 1785-15 Jun 1852, moved from Oldham Co., KY 1840; Heirs: James A. & John G. & William W. & George G. & Richard H. & Francis S. Burton, James M. Wright a minor, Mildred M. Brown, heirs & children; signed William W. & F.S. Burton; p. 9 Sep 1852; w\o William, children: (1) Frances A. (Wight) = Oakland Cem I couldn't make out an exact dod from the above, but it was apparently after 1850. I didn't find his wife Martha at that site. Maybe they are both buried in Oakland Cem. and they can be found there. Are the names in that cemetery online? But it complicates the issue further. It looks like the same couple, but they show different children from those on the census. Ann Burton is the (w\o) wife of William Burton; Ambrose W. Burton will was probated 23 June 1859, it is unknown to me when he died or in which cemetery he is buried at, his wife was Martha E. No the Oakland Cemetery is not online. Larry Wm Sumpter

Gene There is no Mahan Funeral Home in Randolph county today. Larry Wm Sumpter Is the Mahan Funeral Home still around? If so would they have records of services held there? Gene Box

Relating to my post on Burton, Ambrose found on the Randolph Co. web site. I just found the url that gives explanation for the codes and it is: http://www.yggdrasill.net/mgen/sumpter.html Many thanks to Larry Sumpter for doing all of that hard work for us. John Wayland

Thanks for pointing that out for me, Kathy. Thanks also for Carole's excellent information...I should have paid better attention. I looked on the Randolph Co. site at: http://www.yggdrasill.net/mgen/bdeath.htm and found this, which is difficult for me to make out: Burton, Ambrose W. -- Will; wife Martha E.; children; p. 23 Jun 1851 Burton, Ann -- Heirs: James A. & John G. & William W. & George G. & Richard H. & Francis S. Burton, James M. Wright a minor, Mildred M. Brown, heirs & children; signed William W. & F.S. Burton; p. 9 Sep 1852; w\o William, mother of Frances A. Wight, 14 Dec 1785-15 Jun 1852, moved from Oldham Co., KY 1840 = Oakland Cem I couldn't make out an exact dod from the above, but it was apparently after 1850. I didn't find his wife Martha at that site. Maybe they are both buried in Oakland Cem. and they can be found there. Are the names in that cemetery online? But it complicates the issue further. It looks like the same couple, but they show different children from those on the census. The 1850 census for Randolph Co., MO - specifically page 274. On the page is listed the family of "A.W. Burton" wife Martha ( age 32) and their children William (12), Martha (10), Frances (8), May (6 and a male), John (3) and Burilla (1 month). Maybe Carole can help us out. Carole, I tried to send you an email to ask if I could post your references, but apparently I had an old email address as it bounced back. John http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~wayland/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike & Kathy Bowlin" <mkbowlin@iland.net> To: <MORANDOL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: March 21, 2000 3:50 PM Subject: Re: [MORANDOL-L] Burton; Terrill; Gorham; Pigg; Fort > Hi John, > > I'm a little confused here. If Ambrose and his wife both died > before 1850, how can they both be shown in the 1850 census? > > Kathy Bowlin

Thanks for the posts, Linda. I had a match for the Elizabeth Page, dtr. of John Page and Mary Collins. I didn't have the first name for Elizabeth's husband, John Warmouth, nor their marriage date. Their son, George Washington Warmouth, b. 22 Dec 1811 Madison Co., KY, d. 16 Jan 1886 Halsey, Linn Co., Oregon, on 9 Dec 1834 in Chariton Co., MO, m. Sophia R. Runyon, b. 29 May 1813 KY, d. 23 Mar 1891 Halsey. In the notes under this couple on my Wayland gen. page on my main site below, I have a lot of information on current descendants and researchers. Sophia was the dtr. of Isaac Runyon and Sarah Winn. Two of her sisters, Josephine and Lavinia, married the same man, Eli Wayland. Eli and Lavinia are my g-g-grandparents. I have a photo of Josephine also on my site below. John Wayland http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~wayland/

Looking for further info on children of this couple Linda Husband: William COLLINS Birth: About 1809 Place: VA Father: John COLLINS (-1830) Mother: Frances KIRTLEY Marriage: 1 Jul 1827 Place: Chariton Co., MO Wife: Mary "Polly" WARMOTH Birth: About 1810 Place: Madison Co., KY Father: John WARMOTH (1780-1834) Mother: Elizabeth PAGE (1785-1864) Children... 1. F Child: Jane COLLINS Birth: About 1834 Place: MO Spouse: John WARMOTH Marriage: 30 Apr 1850 Place: Grundy Co., MO 2. M Child: William COLLINS Birth: About 1836 Place: MO 3. M Child: John COLLINS Birth: About 1837 Place: MO 4. F Child: Eleanor COLLINS Birth: About 1840 Place: MO 5. F Child: Mary COLLINS Birth: About 1843 Place: MO Husbands Notes... Notes: 1850 Grundy Co., MO Census, next door to Missouri Ann WARMOTH McHARGUE, sister of Mary WARMOTH COLLINS. CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: MO COUNTY: Grundy DIVISION: Dist.#35 REEL NO: M432-400 PAGE NO: 793 REFERENCE: Enumerated by C.L. Roff on 28 Aug 1850 31 113 113 Collins Wm. 41 M Farmer 200 Va 32 113 113 Collins Mary 40 F Ky X 33 113 113 Collins Wm. 14 M Mo 34 113 113 Collins John 13 M Mo 35 113 113 Collins Eleanor 10 F Mo 36 113 113 Collins Mary 7 F Mo Wifes Notes... Notes: death 1886? Last Modified: 4 Mar 2000 Compiled by: Linda Manning Jupep@aol.com

This is the one I am not sure of Husband: Levi COLLINS Birth: 1806/1812 Place: Virginia Father: John COLLINS (-1830) Mother: Frances KIRTLEY Marriage: 30 Dec 1831 Place: Keytesville, Chariton Co., MO Wife: Lucinda "Lucindy" WARMOTH Birth: 1815 Place: Madison Co., KY Death: Before 1850 Place: Grundy Co., MO Father: John WARMOTH (1780-1834) Mother: Elizabeth PAGE (1785-1864) Children... 1. M Child: Reuben COLLINS Birth: 1835 Place: MO 2. F Child: Eliza COLLINS Birth: 1837 Place: MO 3. M Child: John M. COLLINS Birth: 1840 Place: MO 4. M Child: Levi COLLINS Birth: 1843 Place: MO Husbands Notes... Notes: 1850 Grundy Co., MO Census, next door to Elizabeth PAGE WARMOTH GOOCH. Mother of Lucinda WARMOTH COLLINS. CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: MO COUNTY: Grundy DIVISION: Dist.#35 REEL NO: M432-400 PAGE NO: 793 REFERENCE: Enumerated by C.L. Roff on 28 Aug 1850 ====================================================== 22 152 152 Collins Levi 38 M Farmer 300 Va 23 152 152 Collins Reuben 15 M Mo X 24 152 152 Collins Eliza 13 F Mo X 25 152 152 Collins John M. 10 M Mo X 26 152 152 Collins Levi 7 M Mo Research: Warmoth page shows birth abt 1806, married to Lucinda Warmoth (1805-1846), 30 Dec 1831, Chariton Co., MO Last Modified: 4 Mar 2000 Compiled by: Linda Manning Jupep@aol.com

Husband: John PAGE Jr. Birth: 1761/1762 Place: Orange Co., VA Death: 4 Feb 1835 Place: Howard Co., MO Father: John PAGE Sr. (1740-1789) Mother: Elizabeth (PAGE) (-1773) Marriage: 22 Dec 1783 Place: Orange Co., VA Wife: Mary "Polley" COLLINS Birth: About 1762/1768 Death: After 1840 Place: Howard Co., MO Father: James COLLINS (1730-1788) Mother: Mary James KIRTLEY (1735-1796) Children... 1. F Child: Elizabeth PAGE Birth: 1785 Place: Orange Co., VA Death: Before 1864 Place: Grundy Co., MO Spouse: John WARMOTH Marriage: 1 Mar 1805 Place: Madison Co., KY Spouse: Gideon GOOCH Marriage: 24 Jul 1834 Place: Chariton Co., MO 2. M Child: John PAGE Birth: 1800 Place: VA Death: Sep 1869 Place: Howard Co., MO 3. F Child: Frances PAGE Birth: About 1803 Spouse: Samuel COY Spouse: Madison GREEN 4. F Child: Mary "Polly/Sally" PAGE Birth: 1803/1805 Place: ? Madison Co., KY Death: After 1850 Place: Howard Co., MO Spouse: Peter FORD Jr. Marriage: 3 May 1819 Place: Christian Co., KY 5. M Child: James L. PAGE Birth: 1804/1810 Place: ? Madison Co., KY Death: 1877/1882 Place: ? Howard Co., MO Spouse: Malinda LONG Marriage: 15 Sep 1819 Place: Orange Co., VA 6. M Child: St. Clair PAGE Birth: About 1805 Place: Madison Co.?, KY Death: 17 Jun 1852 Place: Howard Co., MO Spouse: Elizabeth LONG Marriage: 15 Jan 1818 Place: Orange Co., VA Spouse: Lydia MORIN 7. M Child: Tandy C. PAGE Birth: About 1805 Death: 1825 Place: Madison Co., KY Spouse: Judith SMITH Marriage: 29 Dec 1815 Place: Orange Co., VA 8. F Child: Ann PAGE Birth: 1820/1825 Spouse: James J. PARKS Last Modified: 4 Feb 2000 Compiled by: Linda Manning Jupep@aol.com

Annabelle and other COLLINS, PAGE, BURTON....etc etc. I have been working on these and spending a lot of time going through the info posted on "Chalkey's", along with rootsweb, etc. Still looking for father of James COLLINS. Also the COLLINS married into WARMOTH families (not sure I have those correct, yet) So, will post what I have so far Linda Manning Husband: James COLLINS Birth: About 1730 Death: About 1788 Place: Culpepper Co., VA Marriage: About 1755 Wife: Mary James KIRTLEY Birth: About 1735 Place: Orange Co., VA Death: 1796 Place: Madison Co., KY Father: Francis KIRTLEY (1680-1763) Mother: Margaret M. ROBERTS (1698-1781) Children... 1. F Child: Ann COLLINS Death: Before 1846 Spouse: Edward COLLINS Marriage: 24 May 1781 Place: Orange Co., VA 2. M Child: Francis COLLINS Death: About 1847 Place: Madison Co., VA? Spouse: Margaret "Peggy" DOHENEY Marriage: 27 Apr 1794 Place: Orange Co., VA 3. M Child: John COLLINS Death: 1830 Spouse: Frances KIRTLEY 4. F Child: Margaret COLLINS Death: Before 1846 Spouse: John DEVERS Marriage: 26 May 1784 Place: Culpepper Co., VA 5. F Child: Nancy COLLINS Death: Before 1846 Spouse: John MAUPIN Marriage: 29 Oct 1795 Place: Madison Co., KY 6. M Child: Thomas COLLINS Death: After 1846 7. F Child: Milly COLLINS Birth: 2 Sep 1754 Death: Before 1846 Spouse: William BROADDUS 8. F Child: Mary "Polley" COLLINS Birth: About 1762/1768 Death: After 1840 Place: Howard Co., MO Spouse: John PAGE Jr. Marriage: 22 Dec 1783 Place: Orange Co., VA 9. M Child: James COLLINS Birth: 22 Feb 1769 Place: VA Death: Mar 1826 Place: MO Spouse: Lucy BURTON Marriage: 26 Aug 1793 Place: Orange Co., VA 10. M Child: Garland COLLINS Birth: 1772 Death: Before 1846 Place: Howard Co., MO Spouse: Elizabeth "Betsey" MOBERLY Marriage: 1 Nov 1798 Place: Madison Co., KY Wifes Notes... Notes: showing death date of 1788327 Research: Court Records: VA, Culpeper Co., Will Book A, pp313-315, Will of Francis Kirtley. Court Records: VA, Culpeper Co., Will Book B, p 318, Will of James Collins Last Modified: 17 Mar 2000 Reference Note 327 Thomas L. Kirtley <tkirtley@erols.com>

Hi John, I'm a little confused here. If Ambrose and his wife both died before 1850, how can they both be shown in the 1850 census? Kathy Bowlin -----Original Message----- From: John Wayland <johnway@abts.net> To: MORANDOL-L@rootsweb.com <MORANDOL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 1:16 PM Subject: [MORANDOL-L] Burton; Terrill; Gorham; Pigg; Fort >Ambrose Waller Burton, b. 1 Feb 1812 KY, d. 1847, m. Martha Emily Fort, b. 8 Nov >1818 TN, d. abt 1840. The below was publicly posted 8/99: > >======================== >Collecting information on the Burton family is something of a habit with me. I >believe that I may have found the above named May Burton. I recently got a copy >of a page of the 1850 census for Randolph Co., MO - specifcially page 274. On >the page is listed the family of "A.W. Burton" - or Ambrose Waller Burton (age >39 in the census). This Ambrose Burton was the son of May Burton and Nancy >Woodfoldk. Listed in the household with Ambrose is his wife Martha Emily Fort > age 32) and their children William (12), Martha (10), Frances (8), May (6 and a >male), John (3) and Burilla (1 month). Eleven years after this census the child >May would have been the same age as the May Burton who enlisted in the army. >There are a number of other May Burton's in my database but none of them are >close enough in age to be a match. Just >thought you might find this interesting. > >Carole Falsor2000@aol.com >=================================

As a child some 60 years ago, I used to visit the farm of Ruth Burton, b. 17 Oct 1903, who on 15 Jun 1921 m. William Finley Roberts, b. 7 May 1895 Moberly, d. 27 Dec 1986 Moberly. As far as I know she is still with us, as she is not in SSDI death records last time I looked. I wish that I knew how to contact her. Finley was blind and a cousin to my father through the Terrills, and they were close. I don't have her Burton line back. I also have: Thomas Waller Burton m. Matilda A. Terrill, b. 1 Oct 1846 Randolph Co., dtr. of the Rev. Jessie W. Terrill and Abigail Walton. William Henry Burton, b. 20 Dec 1848 Randolph Co., d. 7 Oct 1913 Randolph Co., m. Susan Coleman Christian, b. 16 Mar 1854, d. 18 Oct 1939 Randolph Co. Susan was the dtr. of William Sutton Christian and Mary Elizabeth Terrill. Those were on my Terrill page below. On my Wayland page, I have: May Burton (1780-1859) who m. Nancy Woodfolk (1786-1836) and they had a child, Burilla Burton, b. abt 1809 KY, who on 20 Jun 1828 in Chariton Co., MO m. Thomas J. Gorham, b. abt 1805 TN. I have 6 children for them and this note under Thomas: ==================== "A Family Called Fort" says that he married second time, but wife not given. The following was from <Falcor2000@aol.com> in 8/99: "Thought I would chime in with what I have on this family. In my database I have a Thomas J. GORHAM b. abt 1805 in TN. Parents unknown. He married Burilla Burton on Jun 20, 1828 in Chariton Co., MO. Burrilla was the daughter of May Burton (1780-1859) and Nancy Woodfolk (1786-1836). Both Thomas and Burilla appear in the 1850 census for Randolph Co., MO in the household of May Burton on page 259 B, Prairie Township. Thomas' age is listed as 45, occupation farmer, real estate value $2,500, birthplace TN. Burilla is age 41 born in Kentucky. Their presumed children living in the household are Thomas GORHAM age 20 born in MO, Tolman GORHAM age 17, born in MO, and Missouri I. GORHAM age 13, born in MO. Carole" =========================== Archibald Burton, b. 25 Feb 1782, d. 25 Mar 1868. He m. on 21 Mar 1810 in Lincoln Co., KY, Rosemon Pigg, b. 4 Mar 1793 Lincoln Co., d. Oct 1843 Lincoln Co, the dtr. of my ancestor William Pigg. I have no children for Archibald, but I have 12 children with lines down on William Pigg. Ambrose Waller Burton, b. 1 Feb 1812 KY, d. 1847, m. Martha Emily Fort, b. 8 Nov 1818 TN, d. abt 1840. The below was publicly posted 8/99: ======================== Burton, May** -- Pvt., Co. F 3rd MO Infantry. Enlisted at the age of 17 on 7 Dec 1861 in St. Clair Co., MO by Col. R.S. Bevier. He was with the MSG at Drywook and Lexington and served with the MO Brigade from Elkhorn, where he was first wounded to Cornith, MS. May was in the hospital at Magnolia, MS from Feb 1863 until Aug 1863 when he returned to duty. He was killed in action on Kennesaw Mountain, GA 27 Jun 1864 and is buried in Marietta, GA. Ref: CSR Collecting information on the Burton family is something of a habit with me. I believe that I may have found the above named May Burton. I recently got a copy of a page of the 1850 census for Randolph Co., MO - specifcially page 274. On the page is listed the family of "A.W. Burton" - or Ambrose Waller Burton (age 39 in the census). This Ambrose Burton was the son of May Burton and Nancy Woodfoldk. Listed in the household with Ambrose is his wife Martha Emily Fort age 32) and their children William (12), Martha (10), Frances (8), May (6 and a male), John (3) and Burilla (1 month). Eleven years after this census the child May would have been the same age as the May Burton who enlisted in the army. There are a number of other May Burton's in my database but none of them are close enough in age to be a match. Just thought you might find this interesting. Carole Falsor2000@aol.com ================================= John Wayland http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~wayland/

Hi Annabelle, I've been meaning to post you for awhile, concerning your Burton, Collins lines. Are they by any chance from Orange county, VA originally? I ask, because I have seen the name Burton in the county, and have a will for May Burton (not that common a name) from there as well. Many of the names in Howard county can be traced back to Orange county, VA. They moved from there to Mercer county, KY and finally to Howard and Randolph counties, MO. Among them are Atkins, Page, Hoard, Burris, Brockman, Collins, Burton, and many, many others. I don't know how many of these families are related, or whether they just traveled together. Below is the will for May Burton. From "Will Abstracts of Orange County, Virginia (1821-1838) Orange county Will Book 7". by Ruth and Sam Sparacio. Original Will Book 7, pgs 143-147. Will of MAY BURTON....give and bequeath to my beloved wife, Sarah Burton, one third of my whole estate which I have not conveyed by deed either to my son, Benjamin Burton, or my son in law, Alesander Bradford..I have given to each of my married daughters, except Fanny Buckner, a young negro woman at the time of their marriage..I have furnished my said daughter, Fanny Buckner, a plantation to live on..land to be managed by executors for the benefit and maintenance of Baldwin M. Buckner, his wife and children...father of Baldwin M. Buckner, Mordecai Buckner, dec'd daughters, Judith Webb, Sarah Payne and Mary Maria Eddins..Benjamin B. Blakey in consequence of his infirmity shall have an equal proportion with his brothers and sisters..and their descendants of the estate of the said Judith to be divided at her death..and besides there shall be taken out of the part coming to his mother, Judith Webb..I give to my daughter, Lucy Collins..all my interest in a tract of land lying in Madison county, whereon James Collins, deceased, formerly lived and of which he died seized..and one other tract in Madison County whereon Allen Raines lived and of which he died seized..remainder in what shall be allotted my wife, Sarah Burton, shall be equally divided between my daughters, Fanny Buckner, Judith Webb, Sarah Payne, Margarette Burton, Martha Craig and Mary Maria Eddins..Hannah Bradford (is listed among another group of children of whom Benjamin is the only son)..appoint my son, Benjamin burton, and my son in law, Alexander Bradford, and my son in law, James Craig, my executors..this first day of November 1827..Signed..May Burton, In the presence of Thomas S. Thornton, Alexander O. Bradford, John M. Blakey, John White, William Walker. In a codicil he gives household furniture to wife. Codicil made 8th July 1828 with same witnesses. At a court held...24th August 1829..Benjamin burton and Alexander Bradford..with Tandy Collins, Michael L. Eheart, Thomas Collins and Minor Rucker, their securities..bond in the penalty of twenty five thousand dollars. Kathy Bowlin -----Original Message----- From: Annerupert@aol.com <Annerupert@aol.com> To: MORANDOL-L@rootsweb.com <MORANDOL-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, March 10, 2000 2:29 PM Subject: [MORANDOL-L] Higbee >Hello, > >Just to add a little to the Higbee collection, I have 3 Higbees in my family >file. A John Burton married a Lucy Higgins 1814 Mercer County KY. This is >related to my Burton line somehow. > >Catherine Higgins b. about 1810 m. Christian Collins Sept 15, 1837 in >Randolph County. This is related to my Collins line. > >William Collier m. Susan Higgins in KY. This is related to the Collier line. > All of the above families and names migrated to Randolph/Howard County. > >Annabelle > >

Thanks for the posts, Larry. I found these: > Christian, Walter L. (Lacy) -- d. 9 Sep 1882 near Grapevine, TX, [s\o G. R. > (George Richard “Ritt”) & L. T. (Louisa “Lou” M. (Terrill) Christian]; MDM > Monday 25 Sep 1882 Louisa Ann Terrill, b. 28 Sep 1840 Randolph Co., d. 31 Mar 1904 Antelope, Jack Co., TX, on 9 Aug 1866 in Randolph Co. m. George Richard "Riff" Christian, b. 20 Jun 1828 Scott Co., KY, d. 17 Jan 1909 Atelope, TX. > McCanne, Mrs. T. B. -- visiting her brother in Independence, Elder Alex. > Proctor; MDM Saturday 2 Sep 1882 I don't know this one, but I have a John S. McCanne who m. Virginia Yates, b. 1842. Virginia was the dtr. of John Marshall Yates and Elizabeth Terrill of Randolph Co. Probably related. Also, I wonder if the below previous post could be related, or the same one: >Halliburton, Charlie -- & T. P. McCanne, left this morning for Maryville >to operate a 99 cent store; MDM, Monday 27 Feb 1882 John Wayland

Is the Mahan Funeral Home still around? If so would they have records of services held there? Gene Box

1 Sep 1882 - 30 Sep 1882 Moberly Daily Monitor = MDM; published every day (except Sunday), G. B. Kelly, Business Manager ======================================= Death Dates & Estates Boucher, I. W. -- d. 2 Sep 1882 Evansville of consumption, aged 52y, leaves wife (sister of Mrs. John N. King) & 3 children = 4 Sep 1882 Antioch Cem; MDM Monday 4 Sep 1882 Bowen, Benjamin -- d. 4 Sep 1882 Elliott Station of diphtheria, [s\o Mr. & Mrs. David Bowen] = 5 Sep 1882 Oakland Cem; MDM Thursday 7 Sep 1882 Cheatham, Annie Lillian -- d. 23 Sep 1882 Moberly, aged 9m, (d\o L. L. & Bessie Cheatham) = 24 Sep 1882 Oakland Cem; MDM Monday 25 Sep 1882 Hammond, John -- d. 25 Sep 1882, prob. accidentally shot & killed by George Emery, leaves wife & 4 children = 26 Sep 1882; MDM Monday 25 & 27 Sep 1882 Hoyner, Mrs. George -- d. no date in KS, (d\o J. J. Kirkendall) = 20 Sep 1882 Randolph; MDM Wednesday 20 Sep 1882 King, William (Capt.) -- d. 24 Sep 1882 Cairo, children: (1) D. A., Randolph Co superintendent of schools; (2) Dr. Robert; (3) L. G., Randolph = 25 Sep 1882 Grand Prairie Cem; MDM Monday 25 Sep 1882 Morcum, Arthur -- d. 6 Sep 1882 Elliot Station of Diphtheria, [s\o Mr. & Mrs. Morcum] = 7 Sep 1882 Oakland Cem; MDM Thursday 7 Sep 1882 Ornby, Sallie -- d. 11 Sep 1882 Middle Grove = 12 Sep 1882; Tuesday MDM 12 Sep 1882 Pew, A. D. -- Executor’s Notice, dated 4 Sep 1882, W. A. Hogsett, Exe’r; MDM Wednesday 6 Sep 1882 Smith, Rosa -- d. 23 Sep 1882 of consumption at Mr. Finn in Moberly = 24 Sep 1882; MDM Wednesday 27 Sep 1882 ======================================= Marriage & Divorce Fray, W. C. -- of Randolph, m. Howard Co Lelia E. Spotts at D. K. Spotts; MDM Friday 29 Sep 1882 O’ Neal, O. T. -- m. no date Randolph to Sarah E. McAdams, both of Randolph, at Charles McAdams 3 miles north of Moberly by G. W. Robey; MDM Friday 29 Sep 1882 Wolff, C. W. Von -- m. Moberly 27 Sep 1882 Hattie Botting of Moberly by Rev. E. R. Richardson; MDM Thursday 28 Sep 1882 Wright, A. P. -- of Springfield, m. Moberly no date Lucy Carlisle at bride’s parents by Rev. G. W. Roby; MDM Wednesday 13 Sep 1882 ======================================= Misc. Boyd, Miss. Myra -- sister-in-law of John Bergstresser, returned to Moberly from vist in Lawrence, KS; MDM Saturday 23 Sep 1882 Christian, Walter L. (Lacy) -- d. 9 Sep 1882 near Grapevine, TX, [s\o G. R. (George Richard “Ritt”) & L. T. (Louisa “Lou” M. (Terrill) Christian]; MDM Monday 25 Sep 1882 Emery, Bill -- found guilty in Common Pleas court for stabbing Moberly Officer Bass; 5 years in prison; MDM Saturday 30 Sep 1882 Fairview School Report -- PERFECT LIST: Lucy Bradley, Rosa White, Minnie Sumpter, Lora Bradley, Ollie Nagel, Horance Bradley, Loressa Nagel, Coleman Bradley, Ella Ridgway, Fratie Sumpter, Milton Bradley, Nellie Sumpter, Sidney Bradley. ROLL OF HONOR: Christina Nagel, Lucy Bradley, Minnie Sumpter, Annie Ridgway, Frank Bogie, Willard Ridgway, Ella Ridgway, Ollie Nagel, Virginia Dewes. M. M. Moore, Teacher; MDM Monday 25 Sep 1882 Fort, Mack -- plead guilty in Common Pleas court for larceny, 3rd offence, question of age, court to take case under advisement; MDM Friday 29 Sep 1882 Foster, J. H. -- of Moberly, being visited by his sister, Mrs. Harmon & her daughter of VA; MDM Monday 11 Sep 1882 Gaithers, Rosa -- left Moberly to make her home in Columbia, (s\o G. W. Leedom) ; MDM Thursday 21 Sep 1882 Gillian, Thomas “Old Tom” -- the ragman, found guilty in Common Pleas court of larceny 2nd offence, 2 years in prison; MDM Friday 29 Sep 1882 Lewis, James -- plead guilty in Common Pleas court to obtaining money under false pretenses; 2 years in prison; MDM Friday 29 Sep 1882 Martin, Tom -- found guilty in Common Pleas court for assault with intent to kill Lewis Kirby, 5 years in prison; MDM Friday 29 Sep 1882 McCanne, Mrs. T. B. -- visiting her brother in Independence, Elder Alex. Proctor; MDM Saturday 2 Sep 1882 Morton, Winthrop -- attempted assassination in Moberly; express messenger on the Wabash, lives with his brother, Hiram Morton on Elizabeth street; MDM Thursday 28 Sep 1882 Prather, Henry -- plead guilty in Common Pleas court for shooting George W. Ragsdale; 7 years in prison; MDM Saturday 30 Sep 1882 Provines, Mrs. J. G. -- of Moberly, being visited by her sister, Mary A. Baker w\o Dr. N. F. Baker of McCredie, Callaway Co, & daughter Miss. Lena Baker; MDM Wednesday 13 Sep 1882