Looking for descendants of William and Thompson Hanna/Hannah's parents as trying to connect their father's family. Their father was the son of Archibald and Margaret Brady Hanna of Westmoreland Co. PA. Archibald had 4 children. Hugh who died in 1823 in Christian Co. Kentucky, William who married Roseanna Thompson and died probably in Indiana Co. PA as their sons William and Thompson died there; Mary Hanna married Robert Williams and their son, James Hanna Williams died in Mondville, Vernon Co. Missouri. There was another daughter, Hannah, who was a minor when their father died in the early 1790s. Is there anyone out there working on this family? Thank you. Jerilyn Jerilyn Lappin Koskan Cook Co., Illinois jlktrees@aol.com FTM user BREWER-Daniel Belmont, OH, Northumberland, Indiana and Jefferson, PA DAVIS/DAVIDSON-Marium/Mary b1803 Bucks, PA Mother Rachel Greene DUSATKO-Barbara, Anton late 1800s Butler, NE DYE-William, David, Daniel in Monroe, OH early 1800s. FISHER-Joseph, b abt 1805 OH, last Morgan, OH 1850. Wife Judith Lappin. Children John, Knight, Elizabeth, Thomas, Hannah, Mary, Rachel, Ruth GRAY-Ogden b 1850 Morgan, OH, d Fulton, IL. Children - Ogden, Lafayette, Mary A., Cornelius, Elizabeth, Rachel GREENE-Rachel, b abt 1770, Bucks, PA HANNA-Archibald, d 1793 Westmoreland, PA Children Hugh, William, Hannah, Mary (wed Robert Williams) KIRK-Elizabeth, Quaker, daughter Joseph Kirk/Judith Knight, wed Robert Lappin abt 1790. Chester & Fayette, PA Belmont, OH KOSKAN-Vaclav, b 1850s Czechoslovakia d Butler, NE LAPPIN-PA and OH late 1700s/1800s LEAK/LEEK-MD & Eastern, OH in late 1700s and 1800s MITCHELL-Thomas Mitchell, b 1770s Greene, PA -d Monroe, OH. Daughter Maria wed William Dye. MONROE-Nicholas Monroe, b PA, died Belmont, OH early 1850s. Children Curtis, William, John, Samuel, Mary (Hendershot), Eleanor (Maring), Rebecca (Murphy), Miller, George, Richard. MONTGOMERY-Daniel, d 1842 Vinton, OH Family to Wayne, IL Wife Alice Lappin, Children William, Mariah, John, Elizabeth, Rachel, Letticia, Ruth, Euphemia OATES-Sarah Elizabeth born Lewis, WV, adopted Samuel McCluster - to Decatur, KS Parents supposedly Elizabeth Puffenbarger/Benjamin Oates SLUSHER-Frederick, b PA, lived Monroe, OH, d Wayne, IL SMITH-Aaron 1755/Anna Foster Bucks, PA Children John, Amos, Hannah, Samuel, Charles, Mary STARBUCKS-John and Ann Lappin of Belmont, OH STARKEY - b 1810 PA, wed Belmont, OH TODD - Wm. & Rachel Lappin, d late 1800s Morgan, OH WADSWORTH-Alcinda, Martha, Wm., Rachel, Emily, Ruth b Belmont, OH

I am looking for a descendant to work with on the family of James Hanna William's parents. His mother, Mary Hanna, was the sister of Hannah Hanna, whom I believe to be my ancestor. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. Jerilyn Jerilyn Lappin Koskan Cook Co., Illinois jlktrees@aol.com FTM user BREWER-Daniel Belmont, OH, Northumberland, Indiana and Jefferson, PA DAVIS/DAVIDSON-Marium/Mary b1803 Bucks, PA Mother Rachel Greene DUSATKO-Barbara, Anton late 1800s Butler, NE DYE-William, David, Daniel in Monroe, OH early 1800s. FISHER-Joseph, b abt 1805 OH, last Morgan, OH 1850. Wife Judith Lappin. Children John, Knight, Elizabeth, Thomas, Hannah, Mary, Rachel, Ruth GRAY-Ogden b 1850 Morgan, OH, d Fulton, IL. Children - Ogden, Lafayette, Mary A., Cornelius, Elizabeth, Rachel GREENE-Rachel, b abt 1770, Bucks, PA HANNA-Archibald, d 1793 Westmoreland, PA Children Hugh, William, Hannah, Mary (wed Robert Williams) KIRK-Elizabeth, Quaker, daughter Joseph Kirk/Judith Knight, wed Robert Lappin abt 1790. Chester & Fayette, PA Belmont, OH KOSKAN-Vaclav, b 1850s Czechoslovakia d Butler, NE LAPPIN-PA and OH late 1700s/1800s LEAK/LEEK-MD & Eastern, OH in late 1700s and 1800s MITCHELL-Thomas Mitchell, b 1770s Greene, PA -d Monroe, OH. Daughter Maria wed William Dye. MONROE-Nicholas Monroe, b PA, died Belmont, OH early 1850s. Children Curtis, William, John, Samuel, Mary (Hendershot), Eleanor (Maring), Rebecca (Murphy), Miller, George, Richard. MONTGOMERY-Daniel, d 1842 Vinton, OH Family to Wayne, IL Wife Alice Lappin, Children William, Mariah, John, Elizabeth, Rachel, Letticia, Ruth, Euphemia OATES-Sarah Elizabeth born Lewis, WV, adopted Samuel McCluster - to Decatur, KS Parents supposedly Elizabeth Puffenbarger/Benjamin Oates SLUSHER-Frederick, b PA, lived Monroe, OH, d Wayne, IL SMITH-Aaron 1755/Anna Foster Bucks, PA Children John, Amos, Hannah, Samuel, Charles, Mary STARBUCKS-John and Ann Lappin of Belmont, OH STARKEY - b 1810 PA, wed Belmont, OH TODD - Wm. & Rachel Lappin, d late 1800s Morgan, OH WADSWORTH-Alcinda, Martha, Wm., Rachel, Emily, Ruth b Belmont, OH

Three families were living in Montevallo Twsp., Montevallo in 1860 census: one Jeremiah BIBBINS, wife Mary Jane & 6 children; one G.A.J. MILLS, wife Esther and 5 children; and one Colin WILSON & wife Nancy. BIBBINS & MILLS moved from Jefferson Co. TN in late 1850s, and I believe Mary Jane Bibbins and G.A.J. Mills were sister & brother; Colin Wilson lived next door to J. Bibbins, any previous relationship is unknown, but J. Bibbins did name one of his children Colin Wilson Bibbins. J. Bibbins & family moved on to Kansas after Civil War; a son of G.A.J. Mills, Jackson, became a soldier from MO in the war. I would appreciate hearing from anyone connected with or knowing anything about one or more of these families. Thank you. Eleanor McCain 70461.221@compuserve.com Concord, NH

Surnames: BAKER Submitter: James R. Baker, Jr. (jrbakerjr@prodigy.net) Date: 10 Mar 2001 URL: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jrbakerjr/genealogy/index.htm William Wiley Baker settled in Nevada, Missouri in 1896. He was born in 1853 in Iowa. He and his wife separated in 1907, but both stayed in Nevada. About 1912, he supposedly went to visit someone, somewhere in Kansas, and died there. Where? When? Who did he go to visit. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Looking for any one that knows of the surname Edwards possibly James or Horace. They were there some time between 1870 and 1890. If you have seen this father and or son please let me know. thanks terri

I am looking for any and all STRAINs located in Vernon County between 1850 and 1900. I'm not picky any STRAIN will do. I am specifically looking for any information on the family of Joseph and Sarah COPELAND STRAIN. I'm sure that they had several children, but I know the name of only one. What are the best resources in Vernon County to find references to STRAIN? Thanks David Strain ddstrain@aol.com

Does anyone have an "old" listing or know how I could get older information regarding Virgil City Cem., I'm needing the dates of an Emilla Crain that is buried there. A recent cemetery book, states that her headstone is broken and that the dates are unreadable. Thanks Chrystal

Amanda, I have; Missouri Genealogical Records and Abstracts, Vol. 5 ; 1755-1839. I imagine each volume covers a series of years. This book was written b Sherida K. Eddlemon and is published by Heritage Books, Inc. Vernon County, if I am not mistaken, was formed after the years my book covers. Heritage has a website I believe. Or you could check for these tiltles in your library. Glenda n- -----Original Message----- From: Baldwins [mailto:baldwins@jetlink.net] Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 12:07 PM To: MOVERNON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: voter information Was wondering if anyone knows if voter registration records are available for 1897 in Vernon County? Any ideas on where to look and what steps to take? Sincerely, Amanda ==== MOVERNON Mailing List ==== List Administrator: Robert Steven LINDLEY Email: robert@lindleyfamily.com Website: http://www.lindleyfamily.com ============================== Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2

Hi, I'm new, so wanted to let ya'll know what surnames I'm working on. They are Amos and Crane/Crain. My ggg grandparents were Aaron "Proctor" and Amelia Amos Crain. They were from Kentucky, moved to Vernon County about 1859. (They married in Clinton County in 1851) Amelia died between 1860 (after the census) and 1867. Proctor Crain and their four known sons are back in Hart County Kentucky for the 1870 census. (he is listed as a widow on the 1880 census) I'm trying connect a Joseph "Underwood" Crain as a brother to Proctor. Underwood Crain was married to Amelia's sister Mary. Please let me know if anyone is working on these lines. Thanks Chrystal in Tennessee

I would also be interested to know if anyone out there has information on the history of this Church. My Robert Price is said to have been a preacher for a Christian Church during the reform years. His first child was born to him and Mary Stevens shortly after the close of the Civil War. 1870> After the death of Mary J he married a Mattox. ANY clues appreciated. Thanks, Glenda -----Original Message----- From: Wilma Lathrop [mailto:nanny@tiadon.com] Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 9:48 AM To: MOVERNON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Dunnigan's Grove Church I have the plat map for the Dunnegan Grove Church, up to 1970's made by Bonnie Batts. Can I help you? ----- Original Message ----- From: <RBates3174@aol.com> To: <MOVERNON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 6:06 PM Subject: Dunnigan's Grove Church > My great-grandmother, Samantha Smith is buried in the Dunnigan's Grove > Cemetery, which is next door to the Dunnigan's Grove Christian Church. The > Church and cemetery are approx 6 miles due east of Sheldon. Does anyone have > any information or history on this Church and cemetery? > Thanks > Lynne Bates > > > ==== MOVERNON Mailing List ==== > List Administrator: Robert Steven LINDLEY > Email: robert@lindleyfamily.com > Website: http://www.lindleyfamily.com > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! > ==== MOVERNON Mailing List ==== List Administrator: Robert Steven LINDLEY Email: robert@lindleyfamily.com Website: http://www.lindleyfamily.com ============================== Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2

Bean: This is a name that connects, somehow to the Charles D. Lindsey family and George M. Lamkin family who lived in MO; around the Vernon Cnty, MO area from abt 1860 until C.D. Lindsey died abt 1911. C.D. Lindsey's son, John Charles md. Eunice Mildred Lamkin, daughter of George M. Lamkin and they lived first in MO, then TX, then Greer Cnty, TX (OK) and Harmon, OK. Later moving to Ark around Greenland and Fayetteville, Ark. This is where one of their sons married into the Blackwell family in Arkansas, John Wesley Blackwell's daughter. After the Lindsey family moved to Wellington, Parker Cnty, TX, I assume is when correspondence was received by Mr. Lindsey from a man and wife by the name of Bean. It was an angry letter, there appeared to be a misunderstanding about how "Old Mr. Blackwell" was being cared for. If Vernon Lindsey thought he could do it better, then he could just pick him up and do it himself was the "jest" of the letter. I assume that somehow the Blackwell family may tie into the Bean family but I don't yet know how!! Any information connected the these families would be appreciated. Shirley A. Goings-Lindsey WLindsey@msn.com ----- Original Message ----- From: gerald andrews <gerandrws@aol.com> To: <MOVERNON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2001 10:28 AM Subject: QExpress for Vernon Co., Missouri ( WOODWARD BEAN WILLIAMS FELTNOR MABRAY ) > > Surnames: WOODWARD BEAN WILLIAMS FELTNOR MABRAY > Submitter: gerald andrews (gerandrws@aol.com) > Date: 03 Mar 2001 > > Peter and Mary/Polly? had the following children: > 1.Lucas Woodward b. abt.1824 in Wayne Cnty.MO. > d.1865 in Montalvo,Vernon Cnty.MO.(bushwhacked > in front of his children.)His widow was named > BEAN. > 2.John Woodward b. abt 1829 > 3.Theodore Woodward b. abt.1849 > 4.Washington Woodward b. abt.1846 > 5.Mary Woodward bb. abt. 1843 > 6.Edwin Woodward b. abt. 1841 > 7.David Woodward b. abt.1839 > 8.Franklin Woodward b. abt.1835,m.Susan Percy > Williams > 9.Artellerra Woodward b. abt.1833 > 10.Peter Woodward b. abt.1831, m.Harriet Williams > 11.William Woodward b. abt.1826 > 12.James Woodward b. abt.1828 > > Lucas Woodward(above)and his wife BEAN had the > following children: > 1.Napolian Woodward b. abt.1859 in Taney Cnty.MO > m.Margarete Feltnor b. abt.1860 > 2.Franklin Woodward b. abt.1853 in MO.m.Susan > Percy Williams b.Graves Cnty,Kentucky. > 3.John Seldon Woodward b.abt.1855 in MO.m.Hannah > Mabray > > > ==== MOVERNON Mailing List ==== > List Administrator: Robert Steven LINDLEY > Email: robert@lindleyfamily.com > Website: http://www.lindleyfamily.com > > ============================== > Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life > If you know how to reduce these risks. > http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html >

Surnames: WOODWARD BEAN WILLIAMS FELTNOR MABRAY Submitter: gerald andrews (gerandrws@aol.com) Date: 03 Mar 2001 Peter and Mary/Polly? had the following children: 1.Lucas Woodward b. abt.1824 in Wayne Cnty.MO. d.1865 in Montalvo,Vernon Cnty.MO.(bushwhacked in front of his children.)His widow was named BEAN. 2.John Woodward b. abt 1829 3.Theodore Woodward b. abt.1849 4.Washington Woodward b. abt.1846 5.Mary Woodward bb. abt. 1843 6.Edwin Woodward b. abt. 1841 7.David Woodward b. abt.1839 8.Franklin Woodward b. abt.1835,m.Susan Percy Williams 9.Artellerra Woodward b. abt.1833 10.Peter Woodward b. abt.1831, m.Harriet Williams 11.William Woodward b. abt.1826 12.James Woodward b. abt.1828 Lucas Woodward(above)and his wife BEAN had the following children: 1.Napolian Woodward b. abt.1859 in Taney Cnty.MO m.Margarete Feltnor b. abt.1860 2.Franklin Woodward b. abt.1853 in MO.m.Susan Percy Williams b.Graves Cnty,Kentucky. 3.John Seldon Woodward b.abt.1855 in MO.m.Hannah Mabray

Hello Listers. Does anyone know who might have access to old records for the Lawrence Cemetery? My great greatgrandparents are buried there, but their graves are unmarked and not listed in the index previously published by the Historical Society. I have checked with the courthouse and they do not have any records. Thanks in advance. Jackie Watkins

Was wondering if anyone knows if voter registration records are available for 1897 in Vernon County? Any ideas on where to look and what steps to take? Sincerely, Amanda

Need a death/cemetery record for : WILLIAM WILEY BAKER, born 1853, died 1912, location unknown. He lived in Nevada, Vernon Co., but apparently did not die there. He was a railroader. Any help appreciated. Death records were supposed to be kept by the state at that time, but very few records were reported to them in the first few years that they kept them. They don't have this one. I've been looking for it for 20 years. Jim James R. Baker, Jr. jrbakerjr@prodigy.net Visit my genealogy page: 135 pages of Marriages, Tax Lists, Census, Baker Information, Various Records... http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jrbakerjr/genealogy/index.htm (some pages do not work with Netscape) ..

I have the plat map for the Dunnegan Grove Church, up to 1970's made by Bonnie Batts. Can I help you? ----- Original Message ----- From: <RBates3174@aol.com> To: <MOVERNON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 6:06 PM Subject: Dunnigan's Grove Church > My great-grandmother, Samantha Smith is buried in the Dunnigan's Grove > Cemetery, which is next door to the Dunnigan's Grove Christian Church. The > Church and cemetery are approx 6 miles due east of Sheldon. Does anyone have > any information or history on this Church and cemetery? > Thanks > Lynne Bates > > > ==== MOVERNON Mailing List ==== > List Administrator: Robert Steven LINDLEY > Email: robert@lindleyfamily.com > Website: http://www.lindleyfamily.com > > ============================== > Ancestry.com Genealogical Databases > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist2.asp > Search over 2500 databases with one easy query! >

My great-grandmother, Samantha Smith is buried in the Dunnigan's Grove Cemetery, which is next door to the Dunnigan's Grove Christian Church. The Church and cemetery are approx 6 miles due east of Sheldon. Does anyone have any information or history on this Church and cemetery? Thanks Lynne Bates

Surnames: RINEHART RIETOW Submitter: Jeanne (mssloz@cs.com) Date: 18 Feb 2001 I am looking for info on Otto and Etta Rietow. They lived in Milo, MO and then moved to Sheldon. They were married in Nevada, MO May 16, 1944. Otto died in Sheldon in 1952 and Etta died in Nevada Nov 5, 1959. They are buried in the Sheldon Cemetery. I would like any additional information anyone might have on them. Children? Siblings? Etc. I am also looking for information on the RINEHART'S. Albert Franklin, Mary Lillian and Susie (Lucy Jane). They lived in Milo, MO in the early 1940's. I would like any information on parents, siblings, school records etc. Also, any other RINEHART'S that lived in the Vernon County area. Thank you!

I have heard a family story that my husband's gggrandfather was mayor of Harwood Missouri and that he was killed by the Wabash Cannonball. His name was Joseph Stanley Thalman (found in the "History of Vernon County" as Tahlman) he was born 1832 or 1838 depending on the sorce and he died October 19, 1916 and wasn't buried until October 30, 1916. He was struck and killed by a train (I have a death cert.) Does anyone know how I can go about finding out about his being mayor or if it really was the Wabash Cannonball? Thanks, Annie

I have that Lavara Holland Jamison died 3 Sep 1936 and is buried in Newton Cemetery, Vernon co, Missouri. I believe her husband, Pierce Lindsay Jamison is buried with her. I only have his birth date of July 1844. When did he die? Their children were: William H., Ernest J, Grace, and Ica Jamison. Ica Jamison married Leon Hess. Who did the other children marry? All seem to be buried in Vernon Co, Missouri. Thank you, Kathleen Rizer