In a message dated 11/28/00 8:25:09 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Probably the more important issue is the reply to > address. As it now stands, if you reply to a message from > MOTANEY, it goes to the indidual who posted by > default rather than the list. I'd like it a lot better, and it's > the more common practice, to have the replies go to the > list by default. The way it works now, those on the list > often miss out on replies because they only go to the > individual who posted. Do you have that option, Vonda? Does > anyone else have an opinion on this? > > Mike St. Clair > > > I second Mike's statement about when you reply it goes to individual instead of letting the list have anymore info on the subject. Would like to see the replies go back to the list. Ideana

Barbara, Ideana is the Cupp expert on the Taney list, and while I have a copy of her work, I don't see where she has a husband for Ann. Ann wasn't in the 1870 Taney to the best of my knowledge (I did a quick look), while Isaac and Nancy were. They moved to Taney from Chariton Co. MO, and you may find Ann and her husband there in a marriage. Taney records pre-1885 just don't exist at the county government level, due to a courthouse fire. Aggravating, inconvenient, and difficult as it is, other records sometimes do surface (family Bibles or family knowledge) of marriages and etc. Ideana also has Isaac d 1883 in Chariton Co. MO. I wouldn't wonder if Ann maybe came down to take care of her parents at census time, since there are no children of hers around, and took Isaac and Nancy back to Chariton Co. I think Chariton Co. would be the place to look. Vonda

Probably the more important issue is the reply to address. As it now stands, if you reply to a message from MOTANEY, it goes to the indidual who posted by default rather than the list. I'd like it a lot better, and it's the more common practice, to have the replies go to the list by default. The way it works now, those on the list often miss out on replies because they only go to the individual who posted. Do you have that option, Vonda? Does anyone else have an opinion on this? Mike St. Clair ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vonda Sheets" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2000 8:15 AM Subject: Gina's question > >>this mail list doesn't indicate Taney Co. MO in the subject line<< > > Gina and others, > The listowner has the option of including that in the subject line, and to > be honest, I didn't ask when I took over what folks thought about having it > there. There's only been a couple of folks who've asked, and my general > answer is...I really don't have one. At the time, it wasn't unusual for me > to get over 150 emails/day from various sources, and it didn't matter to me > where they came from. In the interest of saving hard drive and archive > space, it made sense to delete the "Taney" subject. > While on the Listowners list, there were arguments for and against having > the subject line included; I'm still abivalent on it. I can see where it > helps to have it, but most of my busiest lists don't, for the reason cited > above. > How about an opinion here from those of you on the list? My mail program > shows me where and who an e comes from; while I'm not particularly in favor > of having "Taney" in the subject line (every time there's a post to either > of my lists, I get 2 for each list, 1 at each addy, so I always know if it's > Taney or WRV), I really don't care--there's other things in life to hassle > over <BG>. Gina, you would obviously like to have the subject line, right? > Vonda > ListMom for MoTaney and MOARWRV > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/ > > > > ==== MOTANEY Mailing List ==== > > > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > >

>>this mail list doesn't indicate Taney Co. MO in the subject line<< Gina and others, The listowner has the option of including that in the subject line, and to be honest, I didn't ask when I took over what folks thought about having it there. There's only been a couple of folks who've asked, and my general answer is...I really don't have one. At the time, it wasn't unusual for me to get over 150 emails/day from various sources, and it didn't matter to me where they came from. In the interest of saving hard drive and archive space, it made sense to delete the "Taney" subject. While on the Listowners list, there were arguments for and against having the subject line included; I'm still abivalent on it. I can see where it helps to have it, but most of my busiest lists don't, for the reason cited above. How about an opinion here from those of you on the list? My mail program shows me where and who an e comes from; while I'm not particularly in favor of having "Taney" in the subject line (every time there's a post to either of my lists, I get 2 for each list, 1 at each addy, so I always know if it's Taney or WRV), I really don't care--there's other things in life to hassle over <BG>. Gina, you would obviously like to have the subject line, right? Vonda ListMom for MoTaney and MOARWRV http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/

Vonda, Good morning! I'm trying to locate and verify information on some Taney County residents. I'm looking for the burial site of Isaac William Cupp & his wife Nancy Bridges Cupp. They are shown on the 1880 Taney County census living in the home of their daughter Ann Cupp Maupin. Would also like to know Ann's husband's name and their children. Anything to verify this would be helpful. Many thanks, Barbara Cupp Woods

HI Petty researchers, Don't know if this Petty Family has any connection to yours , but I have a William Petty and wife Melinda - they got a Land patent in 1833- In St Charles Co Mo--where they built a home and lived there until 1839/40. They sold it to a family named WATSON " this house is still there"-- It at that time was a One room log home-- has been built on to. This home stand near the Femme Osage Valley and is only about 2 miles from Nathan Boone's Home-This Today is called Daniel Boone Home-- it is where Daniel Boone Died- You will see it on MO Map. Could this Petty Family be conneted??? Will be happy to answer any questions. Joyce

I get tickled that everyone assumes that anyone can work components of computers or whatever you call them. I am lucky that I can do the things I do.

My ancestor was Edna Bates(she was the sister of my grandmother) who married the youngest John Wesley Parton, and both died in Mincy, abt 1910 , I believe their deaths may have been caused by a measles epidemic, the three children left behind very young they were went to fort Gibson to live with the parents of Edna. I have never found the burial place for Edna or John (it could be James I have to look at my information about the family in order to remember, lol), but their deaths and place of burial has always been a mystery to us. I research all families in my trees, because I just love too. If you don't mind, I would like to have anything you have, greedy huh? Bonnie [email protected]

Bonnie which Brittain.BLY. THURMAN and Bates Are you looking for from Taney Co. these are my lines from there also

Oh no scanner Well I don't want to put you to any trouble so just tell me about it, (PS I have a scanner and can't seem to learn how to use that either but I haven't given up yet!!!!)

I would like to have a copy of that divorce, if you can do that without too much time taken from your day. Thanks in advance. Bonnie researching Ellisons, Partons, Bates, Bowmans,Snapps, Russells, Pruitts, Alsups , Hamptons, Springers, Thurmans, Beasleys ,Brittains, Blys, and. etc- and etc. (can't remember off hand any more)

Brenda Jane was born 1-2-1839 in Knox co Ky.have her parents and sibling info also but will just send her info now .she died oct 30 1911 at Omaha . Boone co ark. and is buried in the omaha cem. She married James Henry Bly ,son of Johb and Charity Adams Bly may 31 1955 they had 4 children [1] George William born 1856 in Mercer co mo [2] John Eli born 1858 in mercer co mo Mary Elizabeth[ Liz] born 1860 in mercer co mo [4] Sarah Margaret [Etta] born 1862 in Keokuk co iowa James enlisted in the civil war at Martainsburg Iowa. Keokuk co iowa and died while home on sick leave 1-14-1864 [have his civil war records. the children drew a pension also. through them i was able to trace their movements until the children married or reached legal age after James died Jane and the Children went back to mercer co. she married Calvin Parton may 28 1865 from mo they moved to wilson co kansas . left there in 1875 and moved to taney co mo. jane and calvins children were [1]Joseph Marion [2]James Wesley [3]Francis Munroe[pen] [4]CHARLES HENRY I have the Mincy valley Church records Which has All this family in them i also have detailed history of all of Janes Children plus some pictures will share Dolores Raines Sutton

In a message dated 11/27/00 1:40:34 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > I am the grandaughter of Mary Elizabeth Bly De Jurnette Raines . > she was the daughter of JANE Brittain Bly Parton have 25 yrs of research > on > this family will share > Dolores Raines Sutton > > I would love to see what you have on Jane and Bly and the Parton . I only > have her with him and would like to fill in the other blanks and get the > children straight. Brenda >

Robert Raines was born 1848 in Walker co ala.. he was the son of Wm. Bailey and Elizabeth Kennamore Raines. They left ala in 1868 first moved to Boone co Ark then into Taney co Mo. he married Louisa Jane Haskins 1868.she was the dau of Hamilton and Charity Gibson Haskins. Robert and Louisa had 2 daughters. Alice and Adeline Robert was Killed 1871 at Forsyth mo[see s,c. turnbo papers] Allied Lines Are Williams-Wilson-Southard-White-Wyrick-VAN HORN-Perry-Loggains-BLT-Parton-Haskins would like to exchange info with any desc. Dolores Raines Sutton

I am the grandaughter of Mary Elizabeth Bly De Jurnette Raines . she was the daughter of JANE Brittain Bly Parton have 25 yrs of research on this family will share Dolores Raines Sutton

I guess I do forget about lap tops sometimes, (hope to get one soon to) My husband and I each have a computer. He does all the technical work, scanning, digtial camera and such on his and I play with the family tree on mine. I have lots of lines in Taney/Boone County as am so glad that people are more than willing to share info. I have met about six new cousins this last year on line. Brittains gave me one new cousin from the marraige to the Parton hope to find more. Thanks to all who read the Motaney sight. Brenda

Jane Brittain BLY Parton s DAUGHTER Mary Elizabeth Bly Dejurnette Raines was my Grandmother HAVE A LOT OF info on these families

Does anyone know why the incoming mail from this mail list doesn't indicate Taney Co. MO in the subject line? Mine comes in with just the sender's name, and it's hard to tell until you open it if it is from someone looking specifically for info I have or if it is from someone on the list? ~gina~ Visit my homepage at http://hometown.aol.com/ginaburningsky/myhomepage/business.html November is Native American Indian Heritage Month

Sure, I would be glad to send it to you but remember that the important information is still on these documents. Dates, names and places. Plus the newspaper notices that Maude had to post because she didn't know where he had gone (they were only married about a year). I just get tickled that people assume everyone has all the equipment for the computers. Victoria ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 27, 2000 12:44 PM Subject: Re: Brittons / Brittain > Hi, It is Jane married to Parton. Maybe someday if you get a scanner and a > new big boy computer you can send it to me. Brenda

Hi, It is Jane married to Parton. Maybe someday if you get a scanner and a new big boy computer you can send it to me. Brenda