Jerry SCOTT - nothing on the names you sent. Scott's Mill - The Court ordered a bridge across Middle Fork near Scott's Mill, James Bradley to plan it. (6/4/1872). There are other Scotts, one was Dr. Andrew WScott, a dentist in Huntsville. Another interesting entry: A borther of Dr. Scott of this city who has not been heard of for over 10 years and who it was thought had been murdered by Indians about 8 years ago has turned up in Montana alive and well; he had been severly wounded by the savages; made his way to New Mexico where for a long time he lay disabled but he at last made his was to Montana and wrote some of his relatives (11/20/1873) Cecy "Scott, Jerry" wrote: > Hi Cecy, > I have many roots in Randolph County, MO. especially around > Clifton Hill. My Great Grandfather was Yelley Scott, and my Great Great Grandfather was Robert C. Scott. I would be very interested in any information you might have on either Gentleman. > Thank you for such a great service. > Jerry Scott > jscott@elkhart.com > > ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- > From: Karl & Cecy Rice <kcecyr@mcmsys.com> > Reply-To: kcecyr@mcmsys.com > Date: Tue, 26 Dec 2000 16:57:51 -0600 > > >I have "all-name" indexed the HUNTSVILLE HERALD for the years > >1871-1874. There are about 6000 entries, including surnames, > >organizations notes, business notes, real estate transactions, > >advertisements, social notes, church notes, political notes, military > >notes, deliquent tax lists, and of course, marriages, deaths and some > >births, etc., all with surnames attached. If you have an ancestor that > >was in Randolph Co, MO in those years, I would be glad to send you what > >I have found. Please send a FIRST name and surname. No searches for a > >surname only. Cecy Rice > > > >