Gary, I would love to have a copy for myself and if you don't mind I will make a copy for the research archives for The White River Valley Historical Society and give you and your family credit for thr info. Thanks, Brian Shay [email protected] >For those really interested in Trail of Tears I have something you may want >to see. My 3G-Grandfather was a Private in the US Army and was part of the >expedition that took the Cherokee to OK -- he was a translator. >Anyways, when >he was 80, he "dictated" his story to his grandson who wrote it down in the >form of a letter to his grandchildren. > >Ostensibly, it reads like a confession from a man who hated that he was part >of the removal. It is a little melodramatic and perhaps even historically >"iffy" but it's interesting reading. He describes the Cherokee, >their Chief John >Ross and the "march" itself. My son came home from school (studying NC >history) and asked me if he was related to this guy quoted in his history book >with our last name .. I took him to the family room and showed him his tintype >:-)... > >If anyone wants a copy, let me know.. I think I have it softcopy somewhere >and can cut/paste into an eMail... It's several pages handwritten (probably 2 >typewritten). > >Gary > > >==== MOSTONE Mailing List ====

Goldie, I am tryuing to send you the Obit for Blaine Hilton. I have just up graded my FTM to the 2005. I haven't been able to find the copy and past of the notes.yet. Never had that problem before. Anyone have any clues. When I have notes open, the edit button in the top corner will not work. Toni

It seems that William Samuel Hilton married a young girl by the name of Martha E. Bowling. It sounds like it was mainly so he would have someone to take care of him. Martha E. Bowling was born 1891. The wedding took place August 28, 1912, in Barry County, MO. He then died November 04, 1914. Toni

Goldie, I would say that it is 1840. I probably had a typing error. Toni

Goldie, I talked with my first cousin, Damarus Bowling Gray. She said that she would be happy to visit with anyone researching the Bowling line. She lives at Aurora. She wanted to know where you live and your last name. Let me know if you want her address and phone number. Genna Faye's last name is Burgess now but her maiden name was Cook. I believe that her mother was a Bowling. I do know that she is very involved with the Bowling reunions. Toni

Toni, I have William Samual Hilton m to Elizabeth Owens on May 5, 1858. Do you have more than one marriage for him? Robin On Wed, 19 Jan 2005 06:43:16 EST [email protected] writes: > Goldie, > Was the Martha Bowling that you are speaking about, the same one > that married > William Samuel Hilton? > I had two aunts that married Bowlings. I would be interested to > visit with > you about the Bowling line. My Grandmother was a Hilton. Do you have > any > information on the Hiltons. This is my first love to research. > Toni Roush > Springfield, MO. > > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > > > > Don't forget to Vote!! http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~biddle/settlers.htm

Sure makes one proud to be an American doesn't it? George Edmondson ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Shay" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 10:12 PM Subject: Re: [MOSTONE-L] Magazine > Gary, > > I would love to have a copy for myself and if you don't mind I will make a > copy for the research archives for The White River Valley Historical > Society and give you and your family credit for thr info. > > Thanks, > > Brian Shay > > [email protected] > >>For those really interested in Trail of Tears I have something you may >>want >>to see. My 3G-Grandfather was a Private in the US Army and was part of >>the >>expedition that took the Cherokee to OK -- he was a translator. Anyways, >>when >>he was 80, he "dictated" his story to his grandson who wrote it down in >>the >>form of a letter to his grandchildren. >>Ostensibly, it reads like a confession from a man who hated that he was >>part >>of the removal. It is a little melodramatic and perhaps even historically >>"iffy" but it's interesting reading. He describes the Cherokee, their >>Chief John >>Ross and the "march" itself. My son came home from school (studying NC >>history) and asked me if he was related to this guy quoted in his history >>book >>with our last name .. I took him to the family room and showed him his >>tintype >>:-)... >>If anyone wants a copy, let me know.. I think I have it softcopy somewhere >>and can cut/paste into an eMail... It's several pages handwritten >>(probably 2 >>typewritten). >> >>Gary >> >> >>==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > > >

HI Toni, I have Amos as being married to a Minnie Vaughn. Thomas LaCurtis Bowling has a birthday of July 4, 1840 (you are saying 1850), I am not sure. Dan is probably the person I got the information from. I got it from either him, James Oliver Bowling( who has since died...but was a wonderful man that gave me much information), or Genna Faye Bowling. Talk with Dan and see what he has. Keep in contact. I would love to help you with the Hilton thing, but just have what I told you. Get into the Bowlings, and there are those of us around that would be glad to share what we have. Talk to you later. Goldie ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 12:14 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [MOSTONE-L] Cox & Pruitt - Bowling Goldie, I only have a little that my first cousin has given to me. She really likes genealogy but doesn't do research. She helps with some of the Bowling reunions I think. Her grandfather was Amos Armstong Bowling b.May 30, 1887. He was the son of Thomas Bowling b. 1850. Is this the same Thomas Bowling? Thanks for any help you can give me. Toni ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ====

Hi Toni, if I read you right, well here goes....... go in to notes, hold left button down and hi-lite what you want to copy, then click right button and you'll see it says copy, click on copy... then go to your e-mail that you have for Goldie, right click, and paste.... works for me....dan ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 8:50 PM Subject: Re: [MOSTONE-L] Cox & Pruitt - Bowling > Goldie, > I am tryuing to send you the Obit for Blaine Hilton. I have just up graded > my > FTM to the 2005. I haven't been able to find the copy and past of the > notes.yet. Never had that problem before. > Anyone have any clues. When I have notes open, the edit button in the top > corner will not work. > Toni > > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > > >

I don't know its a big article called Walkling the Trail of Tears by a lady named Joan Gilbert and down at the bottom I found Rural Missouri,also on the first page the article Walking the Tail of Tears it says continued on page 8.Its an interesting article and next week work permitting Im going to retype if I have to so I can read it. Be nice if you or your aunt would have it. Thanks Linda > > I just took out the "interesting stuff" and tossed the magazine. I do > believe it is still published. Exactly what pag edition and I will ask my > aunt to mail it to you. > Debi Kush Waterman > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 8:00 AM > Subject: [MOSTONE-L] Magazine > > > >Can someone tell me when the Magazine? Rural ? was published? it looks > >like > >it may have been like a newspaper only folded in half? I just have 1/2 of > >the > >page.I have a story on the Trail of Tears and would like to know more > >about > >when it was published and may be get a copy that wasn't edited to suit the > >former readers ideas/knowledge. > >Thanks Linda > >> > >> > > > > > >==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > > > > > > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > > >

I just took out the "interesting stuff" and tossed the magazine. I do believe it is still published. Exactly what pag edition and I will ask my aunt to mail it to you. Debi Kush Waterman ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 8:00 AM Subject: [MOSTONE-L] Magazine > Can someone tell me when the Magazine? Rural ? was published? it looks > like > it may have been like a newspaper only folded in half? I just have 1/2 of > the > page.I have a story on the Trail of Tears and would like to know more > about > when it was published and may be get a copy that wasn't edited to suit the > former readers ideas/knowledge. > Thanks Linda >> >> > > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > >

Dan, Just keeping in touch. You will never meet a sweeter person than this first cousin of mine. Out of respect for her, I want to ask her permission to give out her name and phone number. I am so sure that she will not mind at all. I tried calling her awhile ago and had to leave a message. I will call back later tonight. She has given me the names of her uncles and aunts. I have some of the information on them. Her father passed away a couple of years ago. Amos and Minnie had a large family. I do remember them. I would like also to add to the information I have because I put it into my FTM and then print it off for her. Hopefully, I will be getting back to you later tonight. Toni Roush Springfield, MO.

Cheri , is this Hembree related to Laura Belle Cox Hembree? or Emma Mae Cox Hembree? They were sister that married into the Hembree family in Missouri. . They were born in Mercer CO., MO. and there parents were George Washington Cox and Sarah Anne Snyder Cox .Shirley >My mother just told me her cousin Alden Hembree (about age 80) is living in >Reeds Spring. I checked the phone books online and found him, but no street >address. Is a street address necessary for Reeds Spring? If he has email, I'd >rather have that. > >Sincerely, >Cheri Mello >Torrance, CA >Researching: Duncan, Hembree, Hood, Jones, Logan, Pinkley, Rhodes > > >==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > > > > >

Dancing Eagle, Have you read any of the "Indian Pioneer Papers"? Grove, OK library has them on microfilm. One I find particularly interesting is an interview with the sister-in-law of my great-grandfather. It is at this web site http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgenweb/pioneer/ohs/jonesjoanna.html. It tells how before the Indians started on the Trail of Tears, white people would come into the Indian's homes and take what they wanted since the Indians could take so little with them. Many other interviews tell of the hardships they faced. Fascinating reading. Many interviews have been transcribed and are on this web site. I love historical novels. Keep us informed as to when yours will be available. Mary Lou

Good morning, I am writing an historical novel and would appreciate any references to the Trail of Tears you are willing to share. Warmly, Dancing Eagle ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 9:00 AM Subject: [MOSTONE-L] Magazine > Can someone tell me when the Magazine? Rural ? was published? it looks like > it may have been like a newspaper only folded in half? I just have 1/2 of the > page.I have a story on the Trail of Tears and would like to know more about > when it was published and may be get a copy that wasn't edited to suit the > former readers ideas/knowledge. > Thanks Linda > > > > > > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > >

Can someone tell me when the Magazine? Rural ? was published? it looks like it may have been like a newspaper only folded in half? I just have 1/2 of the page.I have a story on the Trail of Tears and would like to know more about when it was published and may be get a copy that wasn't edited to suit the former readers ideas/knowledge. Thanks Linda > >

Just thought I would let all of you that subscribe to the Ozarks Mountaineer Magazine know that my daughter's photo is on page 43 of the current Jan-Feb issue. Her name is Lisa Eden and has relatives in both Barry and Stone Counties. We love this magazine and find it very beneficial to our genealogy search. Nora Eden [email protected]

Hi Toni, no I live in north Idaho....E-mail me her name and phone number please, can't wait to talk to her....Both my parents are from Stone and Barry County's, so most of my research is in those areas.... [email protected] thanks Toni....... dan ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2005 3:51 AM Subject: Re: [MOSTONE-L] Cox & Pruitt - Bowling > Dan, > She does have a computer but don't read her E-mails. The best way to talk > to > her would be to call her or go see her. She lives at Aurora, Missouri. She > and > her husband have some health problems so we would want to find a good time > for her. She would love to visit with you. > Do you live in the area? > Toni > > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > > >

Dan, She does have a computer but don't read her E-mails. The best way to talk to her would be to call her or go see her. She lives at Aurora, Missouri. She and her husband have some health problems so we would want to find a good time for her. She would love to visit with you. Do you live in the area? Toni

Same Stone With - you had it almost perfect! Good hunting. Joy [email protected] wrote: >Linda, >I can't remember the exact meaning for Ssw but it is means on the same stone. >It is usually husband and wife stones. >Toni Roush >Springfield, MO > > >==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > > > > >