Wow, what a wonderful web site that Larry Sumpter created. Christmas came early for me. I just picked up 15 to 20 little pieces of data from his site. I wouldn't have known about it unless I saw those messages this morning. Thanks, everybody. By the way, I research the Cubbage line. Three Cubbage brothers moved to the Higbee area from KY about 1880. The three were: Harvey Clement Cubbage, Henry Bramlet Cubbage, and Marquis (Mark) Cubbage. They all married and raised families in Randolph County. One of the daughters, Ida, married Dr. James W. Winn. One of the daughters, Cilicia, married Dr. Orville Pitney. One of the daughters, Effie Belle, married George Perry Yates. One of the daughters, Myrtle (Mystic), married Homan H. Malone. One of the daughters, Gussie, married Earl Simpson. One of the daughters, Vera, married Rev. William Sloane Whitsett. A son, Jesse Alner, married Lulu Moore. A son, Clarence Crawford, married Laura G. (surname unknown). A son, Charles William (sometimes called "W. C."), married Flora Renee. There are other Cubbage children, all born 1872 - 1898, that I have been unable to trace. Of course, there were some grandchildren. I haven't had any luck finding a living descendant of any of the people named above. If any of you are also researching any of these lines, please contact me. I have extensive information about the early Cubbage family, which goes back to KY, and then back to OH, and then back to PA. Charles A. Leach [email protected]

Charles, I can add a little to your search. Clarence was married to Laura Gertrude Patterson, 20 jan 1884 - 24 oct 1962. She was a daughter of Wick Patterson and Julia Drake. Her first husband was Dudley Tribble with whom she had three sons, Gwenith Eugene, Robert William and James Dudley . Husband Dudley Trbble died 4 aug 1924 so I would assume that she married Clarence after that time. I do not know of a divorce. Good Luck, Karl Rice Charles wrote >By the way, I research the Cubbage line. Three Cubbage brothers moved to >the Higbee area from KY about 1880. The three were: >Harvey Clement Cubbage, Henry Bramlet Cubbage, and Marquis (Mark) Cubbage. >They all married and raised families in Randolph County. > >A son, Jesse Alner, married Lulu Moore. > >A son, Clarence Crawford, married Laura G. (surname unknown). > >A son, Charles William (sometimes called "W. C."), married Flora Renee. > >There are other Cubbage children, all born 1872 - 1898, that I have been >unable to trace. Of course, there were some grandchildren. I haven't had >any luck finding a living descendant of any of the people named above. > >If any of you are also researching any of these lines, please contact me. I >have extensive information about the early Cubbage family, which goes back >to KY, and then back to OH, and then back to PA. > >Charles A. Leach > >[email protected] > > > > > > > >==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== >Questions for the List Administrator? >Send them to Leslie at [email protected]

Karl: Thank you very much. Great info. -----Original Message----- From: Karl & Cecy Rice [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 7:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [MoRandolph] Re: Cubbage folks Charles, I can add a little to your search. Clarence was married to Laura Gertrude Patterson, 20 jan 1884 - 24 oct 1962. She was a daughter of Wick Patterson and Julia Drake. Her first husband was Dudley Tribble with whom she had three sons, Gwenith Eugene, Robert William and James Dudley . Husband Dudley Trbble died 4 aug 1924 so I would assume that she married Clarence after that time. I do not know of a divorce. Good Luck, Karl Rice Charles wrote >By the way, I research the Cubbage line. Three Cubbage brothers moved to >the Higbee area from KY about 1880. The three were: >Harvey Clement Cubbage, Henry Bramlet Cubbage, and Marquis (Mark) Cubbage. >They all married and raised families in Randolph County. > >A son, Jesse Alner, married Lulu Moore. > >A son, Clarence Crawford, married Laura G. (surname unknown). > >A son, Charles William (sometimes called "W. C."), married Flora Renee. > >There are other Cubbage children, all born 1872 - 1898, that I have been >unable to trace. Of course, there were some grandchildren. I haven't had >any luck finding a living descendant of any of the people named above. > >If any of you are also researching any of these lines, please contact me. I >have extensive information about the early Cubbage family, which goes back >to KY, and then back to OH, and then back to PA. > >Charles A. Leach > >[email protected] > > > > > > > >==== 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]

Here is some further info on Clarence Cubbage and Laura Gertrude Patterson line. Clarence was born 1884, MO, son of Henry B. and Clara D. Cubbage. They were born in KY. He married, 1928, Laura Gertrude "Gertie" Patterson Tribble. She was born Jan. 20, 1884, M0, daughter of William Sterling "Wick" Patterson, and Julia Belle Blake (not Drake). Gertie m.1) abt 1902, Dudley Tribble. They had three sons. Dudley died about 1920. In 1913, Dr. W. J. Winn sold his drug store in Yates, MO to Wick and Julia Patterson. In 1919, Dudley and Gertie Tribble moved to Yates and became partners with the Pattersons. After her marriage to Clarence, he bought the store and operrated it until the late 1930's, when he moved the business to the Yates Saving Bank Building (Old Families of Randolph Co., MO, 1976, pg. 329). During the 1930 census, Clarence, 46, and Gertie, 46, were living next door to her parents in Randolph Co. Living with them was his brother, Lyle E. Cubbage, 34. Clarence died in 1956. Gertie lived until Oct. 24, 1962. She and both husbands are buried in the Roanoke Cemetery. Clark Blake >Charles, >I can add a little to your search. Clarence was married to Laura >Gertrude Patterson, 20 jan 1884 - 24 oct 1962. She was a daughter >of Wick Patterson and Julia Drake. Her first husband was Dudley >Tribble with whom she had three sons, Gwenith Eugene, Robert >William and James Dudley . Husband Dudley Trbble died 4 aug 1924 so >I would assume that she married Clarence after that time. I do >not know of a divorce. Good Luck, Karl Rice > > >Charles wrote > >>By the way, I research the Cubbage line. Three Cubbage brothers moved to >>the Higbee area from KY about 1880. The three were: >>Harvey Clement Cubbage, Henry Bramlet Cubbage, and Marquis (Mark) Cubbage. >>They all married and raised families in Randolph County. >> >>A son, Jesse Alner, married Lulu Moore. >> >>A son, Clarence Crawford, married Laura G. (surname unknown). >> >>A son, Charles William (sometimes called "W. C."), married Flora Renee. >> >>There are other Cubbage children, all born 1872 - 1898, that I have been >>unable to trace. Of course, there were some grandchildren. I haven't had >>any luck finding a living descendant of any of the people named above. >> >>If any of you are also researching any of these lines, please contact me. I >>have extensive information about the early Cubbage family, which goes back >>to KY, and then back to OH, and then back to PA. >> >>Charles A. Leach >> >>[email protected] >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>==== 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] --

Maybe I missed it, but I'm thinking one of the Cubbage's was involved in the Yates Savings Bank which failed in l930. There was quite a stir in and around Higbee when its Citizens Bank, as I understand it, assumed some of the Yates Bank's more questionable loans, and then itself failed, leaving the Higbee Savings Bank as the only survivor there. Was Clarence the banker, or at least a member of the bank board?

There was a connection between the Cubbage family and the Yates Saving Bank. Here is a reference about the only connection that I know about: Higbee News: Thursday, 27 May 1926, Vol 40 No. 4, pg. 5, Col 3--Joe Robertson, who, we are glad to state, is to be superintendent of the Yates school again next year, left Sunday for his home in Marshfield, and about June 15, in company with Lyle Cubbage, cashier of the Yates Savings Bank, will leave in his car for Canada where they will spend several weeks on a fishing and camping trip. What a wonderful trip is before them. We would give a leg to go along, for the companionship of such gentlemen would be as great a pleasure as the fishing. -----Original Message----- From: Carey Bankhead [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 2:37 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MoRandolph] Re: Cubbage folks Maybe I missed it, but I'm thinking one of the Cubbage's was involved in the Yates Savings Bank which failed in l930. There was quite a stir in and around Higbee when its Citizens Bank, as I understand it, assumed some of the Yates Bank's more questionable loans, and then itself failed, leaving the Higbee Savings Bank as the only survivor there. Was Clarence the banker, or at least a member of the bank board? ==== MORANDOL Mailing List ==== Questions for the List Administrator? Send them to Leslie at [email protected]