Thanks to some help from on-line friends, you can print the order form & send off for a 50 cent map for each county of interest. Pretty handy to have for your collection.

Does anyone have access to Boone County Ark. 1870 federal census. I'm looking for John R. White, his wife Martha and son John L. White. Other possible siblings include Oliver, Jim and Wil Riley. Thanks Richard White

Hi Elba, You must have found my new address. You can hit "Reply" to this email or start a new one with this address: pdunne@satx.rr.com Thanks, Jo -----Original Message----- From: Elba Johnson <egj@tri-lakes.net> To: MOSTONE-L@rootsweb.com <MOSTONE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, May 27, 2000 4:25 PM Subject: [MOSTONE-L] Rice Cem >Jo I sent you a note but it came back saying I had wrong address for >you, will you please send me your correct address? Need to ask you >about Rice Cemetery. > >egj@tri-lakes.net >

Jo I sent you a note but it came back saying I had wrong address for you, will you please send me your correct address? Need to ask you about Rice Cemetery. egj@tri-lakes.net

Hello Again List, If any of you have had any connection to Boone County Ark. Here is the a great page. List all the cemeteries on line in that County. Click on the name of the cemetery and the list of names come up. Lots of Youngbloods, Allen, Orr, etc.... Just thought it was a neat thing. http://www.rootsweb.com/~arboone/onlinecem.html Pama

Everett Lawrence married Beulah Gretrude Hulse born 4-22-1904 died 1-10-1999 Seeking information on Everett Lawrence. Seeking information on below: Mary Agnes Hulse 11-8-1886 Amanda Etta Hulse 3-26-1889 married a Duncan Thomas Hulse 11-7-1890 Rhoda Hulse 3-6-1891 Lena M. Hulse 10-22-1893-8-2-1914 Edgar Emmett Hulse 1-2-1899 Everett Carroll Hulse 12-14-1907 Mabel Clare Hulse 2-13-1912 Any information will be appreciate and will exchange. Walsie

(My note: There is more to this obit if anyone is interested--many grandchildren, ggrandchildren listed by name. Is it possible his mother's maiden name should have been BERRY (instead of BEERY)? Diane Biggar-Taylor) Napa Valley Register Napa, CA May 25, 2000 Benjamin Herschel ANDERSON, Jr. passed away on May 23, 2000. He was born on July 11, 1900, in Morrisville, Mo., to Benjamin H. ANDERSON, Sr. and Olive Magdalene BEERY. Leona Mary (Dixie) GRANT, his wife of 76 years, predeceased him. As a young man in Missouri, Herschel worked breaking horses, and as a farmer, barber, blacksmith and on the railroad. During the Depression, Herschel and Dixie moved their family to Santa Paula, Calif., where they worked in the citrus industry until he got a job as a shipbuilder at Mare Island, where he retired in 1963. In his post retirement yeas, he worked at Donaldson Way School in Vallejo until reaching the then mandatory retirement age of 70. Healthy and alert into great old age, Herschel could be seen riding his three-wheel bicycle around the neighborhoods in which he lived. He was an avid reader and read without glasses until his death. He and Dixie entertained family and friends with their music, Herschel on the fiddle, his wife at the piano, and everyone else singing along. After his wife's death, he continued to play for the residents of Piner's guest home, as well as at family gatherings. Herschel is survived by his sons, Benjamin H. Anderson III of Napa, and William Howard Anderson of Boise, Idaho...........................

Hi, Y'all... Hey, is anyone aware of there being an orphanage anywhere in or near Stone Co.? I have an Iola Bertha Day who was placed in one about 1903. Problem is, it had to have been around Stone Co., almost, because that's where she supposedly met her husband, Frank Macomb. I don't recall any such place, but I was wondering if someone might have a clue. Vonda

Hey List, I found this neat page. Go to it and it pulls up all of the States, then click on the state you want and it will bring up all the county census that are on line. Pretty cool site. Be prepared to spend lots of time. http://www.census-online.com/links/index.html Pama

> You can order a transcription from Maxine Wilson in Ozark Mo. Her address is on the regular Christian County website of MoGenWeb.< I picked mine up at the library in Ozark, where Mabel Phillips works. Vonda

I had no problem and I have the Norton System, but I understand you have to do what you feel is best. Carolyn Smith Burns Manteca, CA In a message dated 5/24/2000 5:51:05 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Kinklector@aol.com writes: << In a message dated 5/24/2000 7:42:56 AM Pacific Daylight Time, deringus@email.msn.com writes: << I have Norton's Antivirus and Norton's Internet Security. I did not have any trouble with this site. I am pretty sure a webpage can not contain a virus. >> This is very good to know. It's not the first time my McAfee acted up. But I'd rather be safe than sorry. I'll try again. Hopefully, McAfee will leave me alone. CheriM. >>

There is a new photograph of John and Elizabeth Horn in the Album. The direct URL is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mostone/photo/horn.htm We are grateful to Richard White for sharing it with us. Jo

Jo, If you have the time and you don't mind I was wondering about J. A. Bilyeu and Lyda. No rush, however. Wondered if they appeared any where else or if they had anymore children. And I really do appreciate all of the things that you have done. Warmest Smiles, Pama

Thank You, Cheri Pama

In a message dated 5/24/2000 4:07:33 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Xmeemawx@aol.com writes: << Hello, this is Pama, again. Can I ask where you went to get the 1880 census for Christian Co... Seems like I have looked everywhere for it or anything that is forwarded like 1890 or 1900 but can't seem to find it. >> Pama, You know that there was a fire in 1921 (in MD?--wherever the FEDERAL censuses are kept) that burned 99% of the 1890, and a smidgen of the 1920. NOTHING exists from the 1890 for MO. There are fragments. The largest fragment is Perry Co, AL, at about 3/4 of a roll of microfilm. For a complete listing as for what does or does not exist for the 1890, check out Emily Anne Croom's "The Genealogist's Companion & Sourcebook" Betterway Books, 1994, pp. 18-19. Jo would know better than I do, but I don't think that Christian Co, 1880 is online. Sincerely, Cheri Mello

In a message dated 5/24/2000 7:42:56 AM Pacific Daylight Time, deringus@email.msn.com writes: << I have Norton's Antivirus and Norton's Internet Security. I did not have any trouble with this site. I am pretty sure a webpage can not contain a virus. >> This is very good to know. It's not the first time my McAfee acted up. But I'd rather be safe than sorry. I'll try again. Hopefully, McAfee will leave me alone. CheriM.

Hi Pama, As far as I know my two transciptions of 1860 and 1870 Christian Co. censuses are the only ones online. I have thought about doing the 1880 and but I must have transcription burnout because I have no desire to tackle that one. I do have the 1880 here at home and the 1900 too. There was no 1890. If you need a lookup I will be glad to look for you. You can order a transcription from Maxine Wilson in Ozark Mo. Her address is on the regular Christian County website of MoGenWeb. Glad you have found my transcriptions beneficial. That was my objective in doing all that work.......so people could find their ancestors. Jo

Jo, Hello, this is Pama, again. Can I ask where you went to get the 1880 census for Christian Co... Seems like I have looked everywhere for it or anything that is forwarded like 1890 or 1900 but can't seem to find it. I even went to the over all census for U.S. and still wasn't able to locate. Also, I must tell you that I admire all the time that you have done in transcribing all the materials that you have. I pulled up one page on one of the census and thought my eyes were never going to stop twitching. Great Job. Thank you, Pama

There is a new photo in the Stone County Photo Album of Tarlton Logan and his wife Jane (Campbell) Logan. It is one of those wonderful tin types. So even if you don't connect to the Logan family it is worth having a look! The direct URL to the photo is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mostone/photo/logan.htm Our thanks goes to Cheri Mello for sharing it with us. Jo

Hello, I have Norton's Antivirus and Norton's Internet Security. I did not have any trouble with this site. I am pretty sure a webpage can not contain a virus. There needs to be an applet of some kind and this webpage is pure HTML. plain, no java nor activeX. I had not seen this site and found it quite interesting since it did cover the entire state of Missouri. Thanks for the information. Jo (deringus@msn.com) ----- Original Message ----- From: <Kinklector@aol.com> To: <MOSTONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 23, 2000 9:07 PM Subject: Re: [MOSTONE-L] Been here? > In a message dated 5/23/2000 2:19:05 PM Pacific Daylight Time, > beatsme@netins.net writes: > > << http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~nettimae/modeaths/ >> > > Not so sure I want to go there. The first time, McAfee popped up and said it > had a virus. Then second time, it didn't pop up. But I was too afraid to > click on anything because I don't was a computer virus. > > Cheri Mello >