Any one who can lookup on marriage record. Robert H. MOORE m Ruth SCHARNHORST between 1920 - 1931. Thanks in advance.

Sure thing, Kimberly. Do you want a scanned copy or an original? Leslie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol Knott" <cknott@cox.net> > Leslie, > T. O. Knott was my g-grandfather. I would love to have the picture. > Kimberly Knott > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "~~Leslie~~" <Aug67@cox.net> >> Good Morning, >> >> Some time ago, I took pictures at the Grand Pass Methodist Church >> Cemetery >> in Grand Pass, Saline County, Missouri. My recollection is that I had >> volunteered to take a few pictures there for "someone". Evidentially, I >> finished off the roll with other pictures. >> >> If you are the person for whom I had volunteered to take pictures of some >> grave stones there, please contact me so that I can get the pics to you. >> >> Also, I will list the names and dates (those that I can read) below. If > you >> see a person who is directly related to you, let me know. I'll be glad to >> share the pictures. >> >> Please remember that some of these are difficult to read If the names > and/or >> dates seem familiar, I can send you a scanned copy. >> >> Leslie Bridges Kohler >> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >> >> T. O. KNOTT >> 1865 - 1921

Leslie, T. O. Knott was my g-grandfather. I would love to have the picture. Kimberly Knott ----- Original Message ----- From: "~~Leslie~~" <Aug67@cox.net> To: <MOSALINE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2005 7:06 AM Subject: [MOSALINE] Offering - Cemetery Pictures > Good Morning, > > Some time ago, I took pictures at the Grand Pass Methodist Church Cemetery > in Grand Pass, Saline County, Missouri. My recollection is that I had > volunteered to take a few pictures there for "someone". Evidentially, I > finished off the roll with other pictures. > > If you are the person for whom I had volunteered to take pictures of some > grave stones there, please contact me so that I can get the pics to you. > > Also, I will list the names and dates (those that I can read) below. If you > see a person who is directly related to you, let me know. I'll be glad to > share the pictures. > > Please remember that some of these are difficult to read If the names and/or > dates seem familiar, I can send you a scanned copy. > > Leslie Bridges Kohler > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Sarah F. BASKIN > 1855 - 187_ > > Mary I. (or L.) BASKIN > 18_1 - 1881 > > [Note: The 2 persons above are listed on the same stone.] > > > Johnathan T. MILLER > 1824 - 1912 > > Sidney Jane MILLER > 1826 - 1876 > > [Note: The 2 persons above are listed on the same stone.] > > > Joseph _. BAR ___S > 18__ - 1918 > > > Ora Irean DAVIDSON > 1870 - 1943 > In God We Trust > > > Chas. W. BRIDGEWATER > 1820 - 1899 > > > Darthula A. BOOTHE > 1844 - 1878 > > > Hiram A. BOOTHE > 1842 - 1881 > > > Mother > Mary R. WINFREY > Sept 15 1885 > June 1 1933 > > > Lee WOODWARD > 1868 - 1959 > > Lutie WOODWARD > 1866 - 1939 > > [Note: The 2 persons above are listed on the same stone.] > > > Claud WOODWARD > 1901 - 1902 > > > Marvin WOODWARD > 1910 - 1912 > > > Roy E. > son of Thos. &. Georgia HUTTON > Nov. 12. 1909 - Dec. 28. 1915 > > > Nancy > wife of John GURRY > Born Oct. 13. 185_ > Died Sept. 11. 18__ > > > T. O. KNOTT > 1865 - 1921 > > > Mary J. > wife of A. A. EDWARDS > Oct. 20, 1855 - Aug. 16, 1914 > Gone but not Forgotten > > > IOOF > Allison Justiee FRIZZELL > Oct. 20, 1856 - Sept. 4, 1889 > Father of > Lawson -- Allison FRIZZLE > > > John HUMPHREYS > 1857 - [Note: There is no dod engraved.] > > Lucy J. His wife > 1857 - 1916 > > [Note: The 2 persons above are listed on the same stone.] > > > Farewell > Samuel H. McREYNOLDS > Born Oct. 10. 1847. > Died Apr. 22. 1903 > > > M. R. GREEN > July 4. 1840 - May 9. 1909 > Fannie J. His wife > May 24. 1841 - Nov. 18. 1913 > > > > ==== MOSALINE Mailing List ==== > NOTICE: Posting of virus warnings, test messages, chain > letters, political announcements, current events, items > for sale, personal messages, flames, etc. > (in other words - spam) is NOT ALLOWED and will be > grounds for removal. Consideration for exceptions, > contact Kathleen Burnett kathleenburnett@earthlink.net > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

Good Morning, Some time ago, I took pictures at the Grand Pass Methodist Church Cemetery in Grand Pass, Saline County, Missouri. My recollection is that I had volunteered to take a few pictures there for "someone". Evidentially, I finished off the roll with other pictures. If you are the person for whom I had volunteered to take pictures of some grave stones there, please contact me so that I can get the pics to you. Also, I will list the names and dates (those that I can read) below. If you see a person who is directly related to you, let me know. I'll be glad to share the pictures. Please remember that some of these are difficult to read If the names and/or dates seem familiar, I can send you a scanned copy. Leslie Bridges Kohler ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sarah F. BASKIN 1855 - 187_ Mary I. (or L.) BASKIN 18_1 - 1881 [Note: The 2 persons above are listed on the same stone.] Johnathan T. MILLER 1824 - 1912 Sidney Jane MILLER 1826 - 1876 [Note: The 2 persons above are listed on the same stone.] Joseph _. BAR ___S 18__ - 1918 Ora Irean DAVIDSON 1870 - 1943 In God We Trust Chas. W. BRIDGEWATER 1820 - 1899 Darthula A. BOOTHE 1844 - 1878 Hiram A. BOOTHE 1842 - 1881 Mother Mary R. WINFREY Sept 15 1885 June 1 1933 Lee WOODWARD 1868 - 1959 Lutie WOODWARD 1866 - 1939 [Note: The 2 persons above are listed on the same stone.] Claud WOODWARD 1901 - 1902 Marvin WOODWARD 1910 - 1912 Roy E. son of Thos. &. Georgia HUTTON Nov. 12. 1909 - Dec. 28. 1915 Nancy wife of John GURRY Born Oct. 13. 185_ Died Sept. 11. 18__ T. O. KNOTT 1865 - 1921 Mary J. wife of A. A. EDWARDS Oct. 20, 1855 - Aug. 16, 1914 Gone but not Forgotten IOOF Allison Justiee FRIZZELL Oct. 20, 1856 - Sept. 4, 1889 Father of Lawson -- Allison FRIZZLE John HUMPHREYS 1857 - [Note: There is no dod engraved.] Lucy J. His wife 1857 - 1916 [Note: The 2 persons above are listed on the same stone.] Farewell Samuel H. McREYNOLDS Born Oct. 10. 1847. Died Apr. 22. 1903 M. R. GREEN July 4. 1840 - May 9. 1909 Fannie J. His wife May 24. 1841 - Nov. 18. 1913

needing info on relatives before and after on allen call who married lisa cooper, thier daughter was mickey,call,minks mickey married richard milton minks john, w, call married rosetta minks, greenwood co,eureka,ks all have been known to have lived in areas of saline co,charition co,grundy co,missouri and greenwood co,eureka,ka and sedgwich co,wichita,ks and butler co,eldorado,ks _________________________________________________________________ Powered by http://www.emailpinoy.com - Your 2 GB mailbox is waiting! If this e-mail is a spam report it to us and we will delete this user's account ASP.

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It should be noted that some counties in missouri kept some birth records prior to 1910. It is a small list that did so.

I received the following email from the MO-GEN mailing list. This is good news! ========================= Subject: birth an death records on line from 1910 (when they began) to 1954. The state of Missouri is in the process of putting all birth an death records on line from 1910 (when they began) to 1954. This will be a really great asset for genealogists. If you are interested in helping, check out the site below and read item number 4. The state is scanning the death records, but they need help with typing up the index to those records so they can set up an online searchable index. Copies of pages of the index will be sent to volunteers to type up. http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/deathFAQ.asp Cathy CWarbritton@cs.com List Adm. Pettis County

African Americans in Missouri http://www.missouri-slave-data.org See articles: "Who Were the Slaves on Ravenswood, Parts I and II" Unchained Memories -- by Sara Morrow Queries Submitted to African Americans in Missouri http://www.usgennet.org/usa/mo/topic/afro-amer/webbbs/queries/index.cgi The Missouri Slave Data page has many new updated links... Thanks.. and as usual, I am always interested in original records that mention slaves. Traci Wilson-Kleekamp http://www.missouri-slave-data.org African Americans in Missouri

Hello.....I am in contact with a college professor who has taken an interest in "Oyster Suppers" as a part of 19th century society, Church fund-raisers, and the like. He found many instances of these "Suppers" in the diaries of Wilbert S. Myers, Miami, MO, 1887-1905, that I have been putting online (_http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~meredythspages_ (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~meredythspages) ). Anyway...I offered to ask our Saline County group if anyone had knowledge, or memories, or articles depicting this type of supper. If this rings a bell with anyone, would you please e-mail me? Sorry this turned into an advertisement for my webpage, but I felt I needed to show my connection to Saline County, MO. Sincerely, Meredyth (Myers) Devin

I've "rescued" an old photograph album belonging to Euphemia JOHNSON of Williston, ND which includes more than 50 family photographs belonging to the JOHNSON, FERGUSON, RUYLE, SUMMERS, SAILER, BARNETT, and WALKER Families in Williams County, ND; Greene County, IL; and Jasper County, MO; in addition to many other surnames and locations. A list of all the photographs included in the album is as follows: Photograph Album belonging to: Euphemia JOHNSON 605 5th Avenue W, Williston, ND (Based on limited research I do find Euphemia A. JOHNSON with her family in Greene, IL during the 1880 census, her parents are John R. age 37 & Mary J. JOHNSON age 39 both born in IL, John R. to parents born in KY and TN respectively and Mary J. to parents both born in PA. Living with them at the time are 5 children, Mary J. age 13, Euphemia A. age 10, William E. age 7, James L.S. age 5, and Albert age 1. A 28 year old Martha E. JOHNSON is also living with the family and based on her parents birth I believe she is a sister to John R. JOHNSON rather than a daughter as the census report references.) · Edward Anderson FERGUSON, pictured on the Wrightsville Mail Wagon, early 1900’s, 4 yrs · Hallie Beatrice FERGUSON, born Aug 6, 1904, almost one year · Charley RUYLE, taken at the Wyllie Studio in Los Angeles, CA, 1880’s or 1890’s, in his 20’s, 2 ghosted faces imposed on photo · Unidentified Family, no loc., parents with 5 children 3 boys, 2 girls, 1870’s, parents 30’s or 40’s, children 4-10 years · Unidentified Couple, taken at the H.W. Johnson Studio in Louisiana, MO, 1880’s, 40’s · Unidentified Male, taken at the S. A. Rice Studio in Roodhouse, IL, 1880’ s, 30’s, may be a memorial photo, addressed to Miss Euphemia JOHNSON in Rolla · Mollie JOHNSON SUMMERS, taken at S.A. Rice Studio Roodhouse, IL, 1870’s or 1880’s, 20’s (Records indicate Mollie JOHNSON married Orie SUMMERS on 28 Jul 1890 in Greene Co., IL) · Cecil Irene SUMMERS, taken at the Decrevel Bros. Studio in Roodhouse, IL, 1880’s, infant · Dan SCHWINER, no loc or studio, 1880’s, 40’s · Ella ALRED and Bina BARNETT, no studio or loc, 1870’s or 1880’s, teens or 20’s (I believe this is likely Ella ALRED the daughter of Hiram & Margaret ALRED who were living in Roodhouse, IL during the 1880 census along with 6 children, Sarah age 23, A.A. daughter age 19, Lois age 17, Dora age 12, Ella age 9, and Herman age 7. Hiram was born in TN and all the others in IL.) · George WALKER, O. A. Morrow Studio at White Hall, IL, 1880’s, 20’s, noted as “Teacher” (This could be George Lewis WALKER b. 14 Dec 1858 at Greenfield, IL to parents John Alexander WALKER and Sarah Elizabeth ALDERSON, he died in 1944) · Nellie JOHNSON, E. D. Sidwell Studio at Chapin, IL, 1880’s, 20’s, noted “Uncle Lunes girl” · Mary KIRKPATRICK and Annie SAILER, Spracklen Studio in Webb City, MO, taken Sept 1894, 20’s, message from Annie “don’t look at the fever blisters on my lips” (I believe that this may be Mary J. KIRKPATRICK the stepdaughter of Henry H. MCKEE whose family was living in Joplin, MO during the 1880 census including Mary's Mother Esther MCKEE and six MCKEE and KIRKPATRICK children, including two siblings of Mary J. age 8, who were John J. age 8 (could be twins) and William A. age 4. The KIRKPATRICK children were born in TX. Esther was born in TN to TN born parents.) · Unidentified Male, taken at the S.A. Rice Studio in Roodhouse, IL, 1880’s, teens · Catherine MOORE RUYLE, S.A. Rice Studio in Roodhouse, IL, dated 1887, 20’s (I believe that this may well be a photograph of Catherine RUYLE age 32 the wife of Thomas RUYLE age 35 whose family was recorded during the 1880 census living in Roodhouse, IL with 5 children, Sarah J. age 13, Cyrus A. age 11, Charles E. age 6, Harry age 2, and Thomas age 8 months. All were born in IL, with Thomas' parents born in TN and Catharine's in PA.) · Clara FERGUSON, no studio or location, 1880’s or 1890’s, 20’s (I find Clara FERGUSON b. 26 Feb 1872 in Greene, IL to Thomas FERGUSON and Rebecca MURPHY, Clara died June 1933) · Pinkie FERGUSON, Wm J. Huitt Studio in Kane, IL, 1880’s, teens · Robert CUNNINGHAM, C.S. Harper Studio in Bowling Green, MO, 1890’s, 20’s · Lorie SAILER, Roessler Studio in Carthage, MO, 1890’s, 20’s · Charlie SMITH, Wilcox Studio in Chicago, IL, 1890’s, 20’s, noted “Great Uncle Bill’s boy” · Uncle Polk JOHNSON’s 3 youngest children, Mrs. E. C. Grant Studio in Lamar, MO, 1880’s or 1890’s, ages infant to 7, 2 girls + boy (I found Polk JOHNSON and his family in the 1880 census living in Arrow Rock, MO. Polk was age 34, born in MO, his wife Elizabeth age 31, born in MO, and six children, Jeremiah age 14, Lureta age 12, Margaret age 10, Olla age 8, Silvia age 5, and Amanda age 3 months. Jeremiah was born in IL and all the other children in MO.) · Cecil Irean SUMMERS, Decrevel Bros Studio in Roodhouse, IL, 1880’s, age 8 months, “for GrandMa and GrandPa JOHNSON” · Clide Allen SUMMERS, O.A. Morrow Studio in White Hall, IL, 1880’s or 1890's, age 6 months, “note 19 œ lbs. at 5 months”, name also noted as “Clyde” (I find record of Clyde Allen SUMMERS b. 8 Apr 1891 at Roodhouse, IL to Ora B. & Mollie SUMMERS, he married Hilda Louise TIEDKE on 4 Sept 1918 in Bowden, ND and died 7 Jun 1957, I believe his Mother may have been Mollie JOHNSON SUMMERS pictured above) · Dora THOMPSON CARR, S.A. Rice Studio in Roodhouse, IL, 1880’s, 20’s or 30’ s, memorial photo (I find Dora THOMPSON married to Frank Irving CARR on 24 Sept 1889 at Greene Co., IL) · Alf RUYLE, S.A. Rice Studio in Roodhouse, IL, 1880’s, teens · “Yermas”, no studio or loc, 1870’s, 12 years · Mr. & Mrs. Mat ROBINSON, tin type 1870’s, 30’s · Alf RUYLE, tin type 1870’s, 7-8 years · Jim BISHOP, tin type 1870’s, teens or 20’s · Elizabeth JOHNSON, tin type 1870’s, 80’s, “Grandmother” · Unidentified Female, tin type 1870’s, 20’s · Alf RUYLE, no studio or loc, 1880’s, teens or 20’s · Bina BARNETT, no studio or loc, 1890’s, 20’s · Unidentified Male, tin type 1870’s, 20’s · Charley JOHNSON, tin type 1870’s, 30’s, “Ikes boy” · Charly RUYLE, no studio or loc, 1890’s, 20’s, “Cousin” · Unidentified Boy, Baker Studio in Columbus, OH, 1880’s, 6-7 years · Charly RUYLE, tin type 1870’s, infant · Sarah RUYLE, tin type 1870’s, 6-10 years (Based on limited research I did find Sarah Jane RUYLE married to John Henry HERRING on 1 Nov 1886 in Greene Co.,IL) · Euphemia JOHNSON, tin type, 1870’s, infant · Unidentified Group, tin type 1870’s, 3 women + 1 man, teens + 20’s · Euphemia JOHNSON, no studio or loc, 1880’s, 20’s · Elvis FERGUSON, Burleigh Studio in Jerseyville, IL, 1880’s, teens or 20’s · Unidentified infant, Morrow Studio at White Hall, IL, 1870’s or 1880’s · Albert JOHNSON and Tom RUYLE, S.A. Rice Studio in Roodhouse, IL, 1880’s, 6-9 years old · Mollie JOHNSON, tin type 1870’s, 20’s · John R. JOHNSON and Will JOHNSON, tin type 1870’s, 30’s or 40’s, “Cousins” · “Osborn”, Samuel McMullins Studio in Philadelphia, 1870’s or 1880’s, teen · “Custer”, no studio or loc, 1880’s or 1890’s, 30’s, “Mother’s cousin” · Unidentified Couple, tin type 1870’s, 30’s · Mollie JOHNSON, no studio or loc, 1880’s, 20’s · Nick WALKER, tin type 1870’s, 30’s or 40’s · Ed JOHNSON and Charlie TUNNEL, tin type 1870’s, 30’s · Misc. postcards, newspaper clippings, hair, flower petals, etc. I'm hoping to locate someone from this family so that this wonderful old collection of family photographs can be returned to its rightful place with family. The album back and cover are missing and the pages are in very rough shape but it is still a treasure for someone in this family! If you are a member of one of these families, or know someone who might be, please contact me. Thanks, Shelley

Re my previous postings. Rosa Lee Folkerth, born 1874 in MO, only surviving child of Harvey Folkerth & wife Elizabeth Harris Folkerth, was found in 1920 and 1930 Census of Dallas County, Texas, where she was a seamstress for a private family. She died in Dallas on 22 January 1958 and was shipped back to South Fork Cemetery near Gilliam, Saline County, for burial. This would indicate she had some living relatives still in or around Saline County in 1958. Any information on this family appreciated. Paul R. DAFFT (PDafft@Juno.Com) Carrollton (Dallas Co.),Texas, 75006-3856

Regarding my previous posting. Further research indicates that Rosa Lee Falkerth did NOT marry Thomas M Fitzgerald as stated and instead remained single as a School Teacher in the Public School at Salt Pond, Saline County in 1900 Census. Paul R. DAFFT (PDafft@Juno.Com) Carrollton (Dallas Co.),Texas, 75006-3856

Regarding my previous posting. Further research indicates that Rosa Lee Falkerth did NOT marry Thomas M Fitzgerald as stated and instead remained single as a School Teacher in the Public School at Salt Pond, Saline County in 1900 Census. Paul R. DAFFT (PDafft@Juno.Com) Carrollton (Dallas Co.),Texas, 75006-3856

I am researching the HUSTON/ELSNER connection to my HUSTON family. My Ggrandmother Birdie G. HUSTON's sister Addy married an ELSNER. Daughter Birdie Elsner and Son Huston Elsner and I believe there was also an Edwin? not sure if he was an ELSNER. Birdie Elsner married a Rojer Q. Jones and lived in Sweet Springs. Roger was a Pharmacist and Mayor of Sweet Springs as well as organist for the church. Any info on this line would be a great help. I do have some pictures of Birdie, Huston and Edwin as children I would love to share. Thank you. Regards, BobbiK in AZ

Aloha I have been researching my mother's Smiths for years - attempting to find the family of her ggrandfather's. His name was Thomas J. Smith and was born April 1866 in Missouri. Mother and her family were from the areas of Baxter and Izard Cos. in Arkansas. Just last night I was sent a lead on a Smith family that was from Blackwater, Saline Co., Missouri. The head of this 1880 census household is a Malinda Smith, widow. Children named Oliver, Thomas, Mary and Lewis. Have not seen the transcription myself - so, there may be other children in the household. The child named Thomas was born in 1866 and interesting to me is the other son named Lewis. My Thomas Smith named one of his sons Lewis. Is there anyone on this list that might know anything about the Malinda Smith family. I will locate and post the census record for this family in a later email.............but, am sure hoping that there are family members or reseachers on this list that might have some information. Crossing my fingers and thanks so much for your time. Bernie Moore-Knowles Papa'aloa, Hawai'i "Swaying palms in paradise........"

Thank you all. I see Fish Creek Church and Cemetery right here: http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=39.18611&lon=-92.96917&datum=NAD27&s=50&size=l I also found the cemetery listing. I may be wrong, but I have the town location as being 0.7 miles north of there, right here: http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=39.19667&lon=-92.96917&datum=NAD27&s=50&size=l I try to be exact, so if anybody has a better defined location for the town, please let me know. Mike MOSALINE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Mike, > Fish Creek was a small community located southeast of Slater. Drive east > on Hwy 240, go through Gilliam and take Cty Rd D to the south. They had a > post office 1875-1879. The listing for the cemetery is online-click the link > below. > > Click here: Missouri Cemetery Transcriptions, Pike to St. Genevieve > > Barbara Harvey Harper > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: RE: [MOSALINE] Re: Negro Town 1871 > Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 22:05:38 -0600 > From: <twilsonklee@earthlink.net> > To: MOSALINE-L@rootsweb.com > > Mike > > I was surfing through the Saline Co., census for 1870 and cae to Fishing > Creek Twp and I thought.. what the heck is this? > Yup its a little town too. > > I'm going to the historical library tomorrow. I'll get back to you on these. > > I doubt if I can make more copies -- there's apparently a lifetime maximum > of 10 copies per book. > > Some of these old books are hard to come by. > > NOt to worry though.. these limitations aren't held at the State Archives. > I'll copy the townships and get copies to you. > > traci > ______________________________ > > Subject: Re: [MOSALINE] Check out Missouri Cemetery Transcriptions, Pike to St. Genevi... > Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 23:12:48 EST > From: Bjhkc@aol.com > To: MOSALINE-L@rootsweb.com > > Mike, > The link for the cemetery transcription didn't show up. Just go do a > google search for "Fish Creek Cemetery, Saline County, Missouri" and you will have > several choices. > Barbara >

Traci, Have you tried www.UsGenWeb.org? Go to Missouri and then to Saline County. They have several listings for cemeteries. Barbara

Mike, The link for the cemetery transcription didn't show up. Just go do a google search for "Fish Creek Cemetery, Saline County, Missouri" and you will have several choices. Barbara

Mike, Fish Creek was a small community located southeast of Slater. Drive east on Hwy 240, go through Gilliam and take Cty Rd D to the south. They had a post office 1875-1879. The listing for the cemetery is online-click the link below. Click here: Missouri Cemetery Transcriptions, Pike to St. Genevieve Barbara Harvey Harper