-----Original Message----- >From: Sandy Kimble <[email protected]> >Sent: May 25, 2006 3:44 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: [MoRandolph] W. B. Towles! > >I was looking through the online Mo death certificates that was >suggested in an earlier email to the group, and ran across a Towles >that I don't have in my data base! > >Would someone tell me how this W.B. Towles fits into the rest of the >Towles line. >W. B. Towles b. 17 June 1875 in KY to Larkin S. Towles and Mildres A. > Gass (may be incorrect spelling hard to read on the certificate!). >Married to H. M. Towles - gave info on the certificate. Died 20 Feb >1914 in Randolph Co - no town listed. Buried at Paris, Mo. His >occupation was farmer. States both parents were born in KY. > >Just curious. I am descended from Robert Towles of Huntsville. > >Sandy Kimble Hello Cousin, I am currently in Huntville visiting Carolyn and Terry, so I do not have access to my data (it is back in Texas on my computer). William B. was indeed the son of Larkin Smith, who was 28 Jan 1833 in Bourbon Co.Ky. He is reported as being buried in Audrain Co. His parents were Henry Towles, born on 25 Jun 1786 in Millbrook Va, and Sally Bedford, on 14 Jul 1801 in Bourbon Co. Ky. Henry was the child of Col. Thomas Towles and Mary Beverley Smith both born in VA. Thomas was the child of Stokeley Towles and Elizbeth Martin. Stokeley was the child of Henry Towles and Hannah Thierriott. Stokeley was the son of Henry the Emigrant. I hope that helps! BTW, do you know anything about Great Uncle Thomas Theritt's grave at Hickory Grove? Carolyn, Terry, and I were trying to locate it yesterday, and could not find a stone. If there is no stone we can gather his Civil War info and get one free from the govt. Take Care! Berry