Anyone researching this family? What is Celia's maiden name? 1870 Flat Creek Stone Co, MO 214 106 Case Andrew 32 NC Farmer Celia A 27 NC Lewellen 11 NC William L 9 NC Martha A 7 NC Margaretta 5 NC J Milos 4 Mo James L 2 Mo Any help greatly appreciated! Thanks, Mindvoice@msn.com http://members.xoom.com/Robid/Page_1.htm http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~biddle/settlers.htm

Hello List, It's been awhile since I've posted! I have resumed my work on the Old Settlers of Stone Co. and will be posting queries for many families listed on the early Stone Co census records. I would appreciate any information that would help track or identify these folks! 1870 Flat Creek 196 90 Smyth Saml 45 In Farmer Martha 38 Mo Rebecca E 2 Mo Jeremiah A 11mo Mo 196 Woody Lydia J 19 Mo House Servant 196 Roberts George 17 Ar Farm Lab Asa F 15 Ar Farm Lab M Susanah 10 Ar Richard 8 Ar Mindvoice@msn.com http://members.xoom.com/Robid/Page_1.htm http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~biddle/settlers.htm

I live out of town and wish to attend this fun potluck!!!! Is there anyway for me to get a copy of this cookbook? I will contribute recipes. Please let me know! I would love to get one from my grandma as she is from there. I will pay what ever the cost. Thanks ~ Mary Ann Lois W Watkins wrote: > A perfect solution I have for you! Sunday is our Historical Potluck at our > old Christian Church in Galena at 1:p.m. What's historical about it is this. > Each family makes some recipe that was a favorite in their family or a > recipe handed down from gr grandma. Make the dish and bring the recipe. > While we are eating a couple of people disappear only to reappear shortly > with a copy of a recipe book, for each family, of every recipe there that > day. > > Kathy will be there Sunday and you can give the data to her? So please bring > your lady and we hope to see you there. I know your lady works and if she is > not available for Sunday just bring yourself and the data. Always much food! > A deal?? > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ====

There is a new photo in the Mystery Photo Album. It was submitted to us by Joyce Ackerman who thinks that it may be members of the Bowman family. Please have a look. Hope someone can identify the people in the photo. The direct URL to the photo is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mostone/mystpics/bowman.html Thanks Joyce! Jo

Sorry we need as close to the original as we can get.

Lois, The Whites and Nickersons came to Stone County in the 1870's. They eventually homesteaded 240 acres around what is present day highway 13 and double O intersections. Can I E-mail you some pictures or do you have to have hard copies? Richard White ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lois W Watkins" <watkins@inter-linc.net> To: <MOSTONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 4:56 PM Subject: Re: [MOSTONE-L] Stone Co. History/Anniversary book > We are looking for pictures of celebrations: fairs, Broiler Festivals, > family celebrations, singings, etc. > > Geology, geography, wildlife, settlements, villages, camps and towns, with > stories and legends to go with them. > > Law and order, business and industry (past and present), transportation, > educaton, musicians, religion, leisure recreation and sports. > > Hard times (the depression) > > People who have made a difference. > > You can mail pictures to me (Soon, please!) > Lois Watkins > 1120 State Hwy KK > Galena, MO 65656 > > We are not quite ready to accept orders yet as we have not gotten that far > in our planning but will be soon and I will let you know further details. We > have been so busy with pictures that haven't got some of the details worked > out. We are working against deadlines to get the pictures to the author and > subsequently to publisher. > > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > >

A perfect solution I have for you! Sunday is our Historical Potluck at our old Christian Church in Galena at 1:p.m. What's historical about it is this. Each family makes some recipe that was a favorite in their family or a recipe handed down from gr grandma. Make the dish and bring the recipe. While we are eating a couple of people disappear only to reappear shortly with a copy of a recipe book, for each family, of every recipe there that day. Kathy will be there Sunday and you can give the data to her? So please bring your lady and we hope to see you there. I know your lady works and if she is not available for Sunday just bring yourself and the data. Always much food! A deal??

Lois: I have not as yet been contacted by the lady who is editing the book. As I have all the info on the Wilderness Road, Joe Philibert and all the rest - I assume she'll be wanting it and the pictures, etc. Is that right? What should I be doing? Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: Lois W Watkins <watkins@inter-linc.net> To: <MOSTONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000 2:56 PM Subject: Re: [MOSTONE-L] Stone Co. History/Anniversary book > We are looking for pictures of celebrations: fairs, Broiler Festivals, > family celebrations, singings, etc. > > Geology, geography, wildlife, settlements, villages, camps and towns, with > stories and legends to go with them. > > Law and order, business and industry (past and present), transportation, > educaton, musicians, religion, leisure recreation and sports. > > Hard times (the depression) > > People who have made a difference. > > You can mail pictures to me (Soon, please!) > Lois Watkins > 1120 State Hwy KK > Galena, MO 65656 > > We are not quite ready to accept orders yet as we have not gotten that far > in our planning but will be soon and I will let you know further details. We > have been so busy with pictures that haven't got some of the details worked > out. We are working against deadlines to get the pictures to the author and > subsequently to publisher. > > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > > >

We are looking for pictures of celebrations: fairs, Broiler Festivals, family celebrations, singings, etc. Geology, geography, wildlife, settlements, villages, camps and towns, with stories and legends to go with them. Law and order, business and industry (past and present), transportation, educaton, musicians, religion, leisure recreation and sports. Hard times (the depression) People who have made a difference. You can mail pictures to me (Soon, please!) Lois Watkins 1120 State Hwy KK Galena, MO 65656 We are not quite ready to accept orders yet as we have not gotten that far in our planning but will be soon and I will let you know further details. We have been so busy with pictures that haven't got some of the details worked out. We are working against deadlines to get the pictures to the author and subsequently to publisher.

How do we order or submoit info to it? <A HREF="www.familytreemaker.com/users/v/i/c/Dawna-J-Vicars-CA/">Dawna's Gen Page</A> or www.familytreemaker.com/users/v/i/c/Dawna-J-Vicars-CA/

The Stone County Pictorial History is being published by the Stone County Historical/Genealogical Society, underwritten by a local bank. Lois W Watkins watkins@inter-linc.net

Could someone be so kind as to repost the info about the History/Anniversay book that was going to be published by a bank? I'm afraid I've misplaced the info. Sincerely, Cheri Mello

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Can anyone help with this out of place tombstone? Thanks, Jo -----Original Message----- From: Vonda Sheets <vonda@peoplepc.com> To: MOTANEY-L@rootsweb.com <MOTANEY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, November 26, 2000 4:39 PM Subject: Crunkleton Tombstone and more... Howdy! Now that the Thanksgiving holiday weekend is coming to a close--I hope everyone got some more info out of their relatives! <BG> First of all, because I hope this information goes out to someone with PML who is researching the CRUNKLETON surname-- My uncle, who lives in Belton, MO, was out walking his part of the family land on Friday, and discovered a tombstone set up--probably for Halloween--on his fenceline, near a gravel turnaround. He and his son laid the tombstone down, and I heard about it last night. Greg and I went to "rescue" it today, for the surname is not a Taney County name, and even with all the newcomers into the area, there isn't a single CRUNKLETON listed in the phone book. Here's the info-- Loretta Crunkleton Born and Died Feb 5 1934 I seriously doubt this came from a Taney County cemetery; I don't recall ever seeing the surname in the whole White River Valley, to be honest. If ANYONE knows of a CRUNKLETON family, and maybe a missing stone from a cem, please contact me. We brought the stone home, and want to see it returned to its home. It is not a big stone, but it is still heavy. It looks to be made of cement. Here's the link to the pictures, viewable at "The Cemetery Corner" on the White River Valley site http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/cemetery_corner/crunkletonstone.html I did a search at Rootsweb for the surname, and it seems to be mostly in the southeast portion of the US, NC, GA, and AL. (one cem in MT popped up) It is possible it was a family who "passed through" Taney County during the Depression, but it still doesn't belong where it was found. The closest cemetery is a mile away, the Berry Cemetery on Hwy 65, and I'm fairly sure it doesn't go there. I have submitted it to "Missing Links," the Rootsweb newsletter; if I don't get any leads on it in the next couple of weeks, I'll see if I can get a reporter from the Springfield paper to do a short article on it.

I have the application for my gggf's Civil War pension where he was living in Stone Co., the town of School. His name was Redden Norton James. We are trying to find the missing thread. He died in 1910 and we don't know for sure where. We seem to lose him after the years of the application. Also I have Crosses who I believe were either in Stone or Taney County before they got to Searcy Co., Ark. My ggm was Zirulda Elizabeth Cross burn June 26, 1861, in Mo., one of these two counties I believe. Could you check these two names? Thank you in advance for any help you may give. Dorothy Wahl ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lois W Watkins" <watkins@inter-linc.net> To: <MOSTONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2000 10:33 PM Subject: Re: [MOSTONE-L] Barry County Genealogy Group > I am the president of the Stone County Historical/Genealogical Society. > What can we help you with? > > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > >

Yes, in Volume 1 History mention of Aileen (Dooling) and Wendlin Schell. and data on Yocum-Schell connection.

Does your Rider connect with Phillip Seiler/Siler and wife Ann RIDER in Stone County? If so , how ? Sincerely, Janice Genealogy wrote: > Happy Thanksgiving, God Bless All Of You......... > > Thank You And Regards > Randy Morse or > Zelda "Gideon" Morse > > Our Surnames; > Abney,Arnett,Beardon,Billingsley,Carter, > Caton,Gideon,Horn,Hursh,Kelley,Knifong, Love,Morse,Nelms,Nelson,Rider,Smith, > Tennison,Weir,White,Yotter > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ====

Hi cousins, Happy Thanksgiving to all of you...Mays, Holts, Crabtrees, Jennings, Bunches, Woods, and Epps, also any all I may have forgotten. Cold & foggy here in Cheney, WA hope it is warm & cosy wherever you and yours are gathered. jo holt hartley

Is there any chance of getting a copy of this Schell/Yocum article? Jerry Johnston ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lois W Watkins" <watkins@inter-linc.net> To: <MOSTONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2000 11:31 AM Subject: Re: [MOSTONE-L] Barry County Genealogy Group > Yes, in Volume 1 History mention of Aileen (Dooling) and Wendlin Schell. and > data on Yocum-Schell connection. > > > ==== MOSTONE Mailing List ==== > > >

Happy Thanksgiving, God Bless All Of You......... Thank You And Regards Randy Morse or Zelda "Gideon" Morse Our Surnames; Abney,Arnett,Beardon,Billingsley,Carter, Caton,Gideon,Horn,Hursh,Kelley,Knifong, Love,Morse,Nelms,Nelson,Rider,Smith, Tennison,Weir,White,Yotter