Could this be William Franklin? ________________________________ From: Ken Jackson <[email protected]> To: Palmertree Mailing List <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 9:23 PM Subject: [PTREE] Historical News The Times-Picayune New Orleans, LA June 29, 1962 Page 54 NOT responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself, W. F. Palmertree, 2029 Baronne, New Orleans, LA Ken ------------------------------- Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi Ken, Jessie says hi and we are doing good here in potato land. The lady's name is Alvia Olivia Talbert. Her maiden name was Howell. She was married to Willie B. Talbert. On the 1900 census it says Talbot. They had three children at that time of death Dec 21 1904. Emma,Arthur and Ruby. After their mom died the kids all went to live with grandpa and grandma Howell. Good luck finding something. Thanks Lynda > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2011 18:08:43 -0600 > Subject: [PTREE] Talbert family > > Hey, cuzzins Lynda and Jesse! > > I guess we've both been incognito for a while, huh? > > Interesting that you have found some great info on your TALBERT side. If you > would tell me the name of the woman who died in the fire, I will see if I > can come up with anything for you. > > Hope all is well. Doing much better since my episode last year. I'm thankful > to be around. Guess God isn't ready for me yet - why, I don't know. > > Anyway, tell cousin Jesse hello for me. Hope all is well out in potato land > - ha ha ha. > > Ken > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of JESSIE PALMERTREE > Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 11:11 AM > To: Palmertree Mailing List > Subject: [PTREE] apology > > > Hi to all our family on line, > > I guess I really don't have a good excuse for not saying much on line this > past year. I have been reading everything posted and enjoying all except the > death of all our love ones that we have lost on this line this year. My > prayers have always been with you all. > > About a month ago I got a bee in my bonnet and went to work on my Talbert > side of the family. I just was not able to get past my grandpa Talbert. It > was just a brick wall. Then my cousin ask me a question and that made me go > though some of my mom's things I had put off going though. Well I found two > letters and a address list and some things started falling into place. I > started looking on familysearch.org and found some of the family listed as > Talbot. In one of the letters from a cousin of my dad she said that her > brother and sister and herself had to go and live with their grandpa and > grandma on their mom's side after their mom died in a fire on Dec. 21 1904 > in Summit Ms and is buried at Johnson Station ms. Would like to find a new > paper clipping of that but that might be hard to get. Any way I found the > kids living with their grandpa and grandma listed as Talbot. I went to the > LDS history family center and they helped me confrim what I had found and > looked up some more fo! > r me. They were very nice at helping me. I am sending for two death > certificates so wish me the best on that one. So much for my Talbert side of > the family. > > I want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and have a great time with your > family. > > Lynda > > > > > ------------------------------- > Visit the Palmertree Family History website at > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

The Times-Picayune New Orleans, LA April 15, 1970 PALMERTREE Willie Palmertree of Gretna, La., on Monday, April 13, 1970, at 6:19 o'clock p.m., beloved husband of Bessie Mae Yates; father of Joan and Larry Dale Palmertree, son of the late Allie Pearl McElroy and Tommy Palmertree, brother of Johnny and Tom Palmertree, age 47 years. A native of Mississippi and a resident of Gretna, LA for the past 15 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to call at Mothe Funeral Homes, Inc., 2100 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, LA on Tuesday, April 14, 1970 from 6 p.m. till 8 p.m. Remains will be transferred to Nowell Funeral Home, Kosciusko, MS Ken

The Seattle Times Seattle, WA May 15, 1977 Charles Lee Skaggs 16118 120th Avenue, S.E., Renton, WA May 12. Beloved husband of Bulah. Father of Joe and Gene, all of Renton. Brother of E. M. Skaggs, Tulsa, Chloe Giggs, Davis, Ohio; Ozzie Stephens, Norman, OK; Hattie Palmertree, Norman, OK. Ten grandchildren, one great-granddaughter. One son, Chuck Skaggs, preceded him in death. Services Monday, 1 p.m., Washington Memorial Funeral Home. Burial, Washington Memorial Park. This is Nova's grandfather Skaggs. Ken

Gang, Lynda has told us this, but I just came upon it and wanted to share the article with you. Seattle Daily Times Seattle, WA January 4, 1940 Blast Kills Man Riverbank, CA - Walton Palmertree, 47, was killed yesterday when his house trailer exploded. Neighbors said he had just carried several containers of gasoline into the trailer. Ken

Gang, Found this tonight - too funny.. Cleveland Plain Dealer Cleveland Ohio May 9, 1950 Main Street Meditations By Eleanor Clarage The little girl, E. Palmertree reports, had been warned that if she played too roughly with her dog he might snap at her. Sure enough, in the midst of their romp there was a growl from the dog and a scream from the little girl, with marks of the dog's teeth plainly visible on her leg. "Did he bite you?" cried the mother. "No", said the little girl, calmly, "he didn't bite me. I just got too close to his teeth!" Ken

The Times-Picayune New Orleans, LA June 29, 1962 Page 54 NOT responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself, W. F. Palmertree, 2029 Baronne, New Orleans, LA Ken

Yeah, I found that article, too. Dallas Morning News Dallas Texas October 10, 1932 Special to The News Palmertree Sentenced to Prison for Murder Paris, TX - October 9 - N. B. Palmertree, charged with murder in connection with the fatal shooting of Jack North here September 19, was found guilty and sentenced to four years in prison. The jury reported late Saturday night after deliberating since Friday afternoon. That's hard to believe - especially in Texas. I wonder what the circumstances were that he didn't get the death penalty? Ken From: Peggy Palmertree [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 9:09 AM To: ken Subject: KILLING Ken, I let Basil read your new info. He said something about Newt killing someone after the Civil War. Then there was a killing around Ruleville on some river/creek. So when you come down (George Jones) you do need to come over & have some questions for Basil.

Ken, In all my roaming around with this MYSTERY. Even though it was in THE WRONGSTATE!! You must have subconsciously known this . Glad that your inclination aboutBatesville, Ms. paid off!! Speaking of James Palmertree -- enlisted as(a private) @ Camp Douglas, Illinois1864 or1865-think this army camp was in Chicago at that time. He was in the hospital from 1864/1866 in Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Found this in the computerized service records. I found a Hiram Palmertree in Woodland, Carroll Co(I assume) Illinois in 1855-- born I think in 1799(would this be Dr. Hiram Palmertree)? Found a Fred Palmertree from Troy, Will Co(?), Illinois. I think born in 1855 -- died in 1869. There was a Brian S. Palmertree (this must be Calvin P's son) b:1992 in Ms.- Seemsthat he was in Teas from 1993 till 2001. NO more info. on him. I found a Mary A. Palmertree B:1843 D:1860 in Cook County, Illinois Found a bunch of Douglas in Ill. I guess the MayorGovernor(not sure which of Ill.) a Douglas---woops!! Glad you solved the Mystery. That WILD GOOSE chase that I put myself was fun!! So extremely glad that you feel well enough again to research(from the looks of the Palmertrees that you listed you did a TREMENDOUS JOB. You deserve at least 10stars!! Hope that you continue to feel better(I THINK you have had enough suffering). LOL Jerry Dean > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2011 19:04:43 -0600 > Subject: [PTREE] My brain is working again! > > Gang, > > I recently received a note from Jerry Dean Palmertree Dyer regarding our > Illinois mystery Palmertree. > > She has diligently tried to track down a source for this interesting article > about the murder of a Mr. Douglas by a Mr. Palmertree, supposing to have > taken place in Illinois in the late 1800s. She reminded me that on one > census (will have to research this if Peggy doesn't remember off hand) that > whoever gave the information for that census stated that the HOH Palmertree > was born in Illinois. Well, that kicked a memory in my head of something my > mother once told me. She said that my grandmother (Lou Annie Parkerson > Palmertree) had told her that her father, Jonathan D. Parkerson, had come to > Mississippi from Cairo, Illinois, working his way there as a cook on a > paddle wheeler. Ok, so maybe it was a Palmertree story and not exactly a > Parkerson story. > > I googled a map of the location of Cairo, Illinois. It is exactly at the > southern tip of Illinois, where it borders Kentucky. It is in the Cape > Girardeau, Missouri area. I remember searching and finding one James > Palmertree in the mid-1800s in the Garrard Co. KY census. From the > Palmertree Mailing list archives of 2003 (long note): > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > > "From: Ken Jackson <[email protected]> > Subject: [PTREE] New Palmertree Research > Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 09:27:38 -0500 > > > Gang, > > I've been working on this for a week or so now and wanted to post it even > though I'm not quite done with it. As those of you who are interested in > Palmertree family research know, I have been intrigued with my own theory > that the James Palmertree who appears on the 1800 Garrard Co., KY Tax List > is possibly a brother of our Jason, who is our earliest known ancestor. > There is no doubt, however, that James and Jason are closely related. But > at this point I have no definite proof yet. It's too bad both of them died > before the 1850 census that showed place of birth. Here's what I've > researched so far on our Missouri Palmertree line: > > Ken > > > ---------- > Descendants of James Palmertree > > > First Generation > > 1. James Palmertree ,(1) son of <Unknown> Palmertree and <Unknown>, was born > about 1770, died on 21 Apr 1828 in Howard County, Missouri, about age > > > General Notes: Migration and family connection hypothesis: it is > possible > this James (1770 - 1828) is a brother of Jason Palmertree (1767 - 1840), > ancestor of the Mississippi clan of Palmertrees. This James was > listed on > the Tax Rolls for Garrard County, Kentucky in 1800. My theory is that > James and Jason came South together from one of the New England states > in the early 1790s, splitting up - possibly in South Carolina - with > Jason going on into Georgia to settle, later removing to Mississippi and > James going on to Kentucky, removing to Bonne Femme township, Missouri > prior to 1825. > > Historical Notes: "A Short History of Howard and Chariton Counties, > Missouri" > > The first five counties of Missouri were St. Charles, St. Louis, St. > Genevieve, Cape Girardeau, and New Madrid. By March 6, > 1820, Missouri > contained fifteen organized counties. Howard County was organized > by an act of the General Assembly, January 13, 1816, and in force from > March 1, 1816. It originally comprised all northwest Missouri and > portions of southern Iowa. It presented an area of nearly 22,000 > square miles, and was one-third as large as the present state of > Missouri, and much larger than several of the New England states. > > By an act of legislature on February 16, 1825, Howard County was > reduced to it's present limits. Howard County now embraces 463 square > miles, instead of 22,000 as laid out in 1816. It is rather > irregular > in shape, about half of it lying in a great bend of the Missouri > River, > Glasgow being at the northwest and Rocheport the southeast corners, > with > Fayette at the center. > > The white man, in his migration westward, halted here and formed the > earliest extensive settlements in central Missouri. It was known > far > and wide as the "Booneslick Country", a name originating in the fact > that > two of the sons of Daniel Boone, Nathan and Daniel, Jr., in 1807 > evaporated "lick" water, and thus manufactured salt for domestic > purposes. The circuit court, sitting as a county court, divided > Howard County in 1816 into four townships, to wit: Moniteau, Bonne > Femme, Chariton, and La Mine, naming them after certain streams of > water. > But when the first county court was organized five years later > and held > it's first session at Old Franklin on February 26, 1821, the county > was divided into seven townships which were named Boonslick, > Franklin, > Richmond, Chariton, Prairie Moniteau, and Bonne > Femme. Burton Township > was organized in 1880 from territory taken out of Bonne Femme, Prarie, > and Richmond Townships. In 1817 Franklin became the county seat of > Howard County, being chosen by Benjamin Estill, David > Jones, David > Kincaid, William Head, and Stephen Cole, commissioners appointed for > that purpose by the General Assembly of Missouri. The town of Fayette > was laid out in 1823 and named for the illustrious French compatriot, > Lafayette, who made his first visit to America in 1824. The > county seat > was at this time changed from Franklin to > Fayette. The first courthouse > in Fayette was built in 1824. North and South Moniteau Townships > -- the townships of Howard County -- began as early as > 1812. About this > period Price Arnold located on section 23, township 49, range > 15, having > come from Mercer, Kentucky. The next year he took up another claim > and was joined by William Head of Washington County, Virginia. When > the War of 1812 ws declared and the western Indians became hostile, > these two settlers erected a stronghold for the defense of themselves > and their neighbors and called it Fort Head. A few of those who were > with them were James Pipes, William Pipes, Joseph Austin, Perrin > Cooley, Peter Creson, and Harry Lemons. During the years from 1817 > to > 1823, there came from Kentucky and Virginia and settled around Fort Head > George Pipes, John Gray, Ephraim Thompson, James Hollum, Pleasant > Pipes, > Soloman and Zacchaus Barnett, Gerard Robinson, Waddy Curran, Thomas > Tipton, and Federal Walker. Daniel Boone visited the Boone's Lick > country about 1795. Among the famous men who lived in Howard County > was Kit Carson. He was born in Madison County, Kentucky in 1809 and > was > brought by his father, Lindsey Carson, to the Boone's Lick country in > > > > > * He appeared on the Tax List Replacement census in 1800 in Garrard > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census in 1820 in Garrard County, > Kentucky. > > Enumerated as James PALAMER on printed page 551, with the following > household members: > > Free White Males > > 1 (00 - 10) > 1 (10 - 16) > 1 (16 - 26) > 2 (26 - 45) > > Free White Females > > 3 (00 - 10) > 1 (26 - 45) > > Male Slaves > > 1 (16 - 26) > > Female Slaves > > 1 (00 - 16) > 1 (16 - 26) > > > > > * He obtained a Federal Land Patent on 1 Oct 1825 for land in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Certificate No. 1501 > > The United States of America > > To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting: > > Whereas, James PALMATARY of Howard County, has deposited in the > General > Land Office of the United States, a certificate of the Register of > Land > Office at Franklin, Missouri, whereby it appears that full payment > has > been made by the said James Palmatary, according to the provisions of > the Act of Congress of the 24th of April, 1820, entitled "An act > making > further provision for the sale of the Public Lands," for the West > half > of the Northwest quarter of Section thirty-five, in Township > fifty-one, > of Range fifteen, in the District of Franklin, and State of Missouri, > containing eighty acres, according to the official plat of the survey > of the said Lands, returned to the General Land Office by the > Surveyor > General, which said tract has been purchased by the said James > Palmatary. > > Now Know Ye, That the United States of America, in consideration > of the > premises, and in conformity with the several Acts of Congress, in > such > case made and provided, have Given and Granted, and, by these > presents > do give and grant, unto the said James Palmatary, and to his > heirs, the > said tract above described: To Have and to Hold the same, together > with > all the rights, privileges, immunities and appurtenances, of > whatsoever > nature thereto belonging, unto the said James Palmatary, and to his > heirs and assigns forever. > > In testimony whereof, I, John Quincy Adams, President of the United > States of America, have caused these letters to be made Patent, > and the > seal of the General Land Office to be hereunto affixed. > > Given under my hand, at the City of Washington, the first day of > October, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and > twenty-five, and of the Independence of the United States the > fiftieth. > > > By the President, J. Q. A. > > G. G., Commissioner of the General Land Office. > > > > > > James married <Unknown> about 1790. <Unknown> was born about 1770 in > > > General Notes: Date of Death unknown. She is enumerated in the home > of her > son, James, on the 1830 Howard County, Missouri census, aged 60 > - 70. > She does not appear on the 1840 census, so evidently has passed > away > > > Children from this marriage were: > > + 2 M i. James Palmertree (1) was born in 1795 in Garrard County, > Kentucky and died before 14 Aug 1860 in Howard County, > > + 3 M ii. Daniel M. Palmertree (1) was born in 1798 in Garrard > County, Kentucky, died in Howard County, Missouri, and was > > + 4 F iii. Polly Palmertree (1) was born in 1800 in Garrard County, > Kentucky, died in Howard County, Missouri, and was > buried in > > + 5 M iv. Allen Palmertree (1) was born in 1803 in Garrard County, > Kentucky, died in Howard County, Missouri, and was > buried in > > + 6 F v. Susan Palmertree (1) was born in 1806 in Garrard County, > Kentucky, died in Howard County, Missouri, and was > buried in > > + 7 F vi. Elizabeth Palmertree (1) was born in 1808 in Garrard > County, Kentucky, died in Howard County, Missouri, and was > > + 8 F vii. Jane Palmertree (1) was born in 1809 in Garrard County, > Kentucky, died in Howard County, Missouri, and was > buried in > > + 9 M viii. Lester Palmertree (1) was born in 1810 in Garrard County, > Kentucky, died in Howard County, Missouri, and was > buried in > > + 10 M ix. Thomas Palmertree (1) was born in 1813 in Missouri, > died in > Howard County, Missouri, and was buried in Howard County, > > > > Second Generation (Children) > > 2. James Palmertree (1) was born in 1795 in Garrard County, Kentucky and > died > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census in 1830 in Howard County, > Missouri. > > Enumerated as James PALMERTREE on written page 166, with the > following > household members: > > Free White Males > > 1 (15 - 20) > 1 (20 - 30) > 1 (30 - 40) > > Free White Females > > 1 (20 - 30) > 1 (60 - 70) > > Female Slaves > > 1 (under 10) > > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census in 1840 in Howard County, > Missouri. > > Enumerated as James PALMERTRE on printed page 29, with the following > household members: > > Free White Males > > 1 (under 5) > 1 (5 and under 10) > 1 (40 and under 50) > > Free White Females > > 1 (under 5) > 1 (5 and under 10) > 1 (20 and under 30) > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 15 Aug 1850 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Enumerated as James PALMETARY, with the following individuals in the > household: > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 3/3 > Printed Page # 122-B > > James Palmetary, 55, male, farmer, born Kentucky > Eliza, 36, born Kentucky > Daniel, 18, born Missouri > Sarah E., 17, born Missouri > Mary F., 12, born Missouri > James M., 10, born Missouri > William F., 8, born Missouri > George W., 5, born Missouri > Eliza J., 1, born Missouri > > > > James married Elizabeth M. "Eliza" Johnson on 8 May 1831 in Fayette, Howard > County, Missouri. Elizabeth was born in 1814 in Garrard County, > Kentucky > > > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 15 Aug 1850 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 3/3 > Printed Page # 122-B > > > James Palmetary, 55, male, farmer, born Kentucky > Eliza, 36, born Kentucky > Daniel, 18, born Missouri > Sarah E., 17, born Missouri > Mary F., 12, born Missouri > James M., 10, born Missouri > William F., 8, born Missouri > George W., 5, born Missouri > Eliza J., 1, born Missouri > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 14 Aug 1860 in Bonne > Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > Enumerated as Eliza PALMATARY, with the following individuals in the > household: > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 713/699 > Written Page # 101/385 > > > Eliza Palmatary, 40, domestic, value real estate $500, value personal > estate $350, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Sarah E., 25, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Mary F., 22, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > James, 20, farmer, born Missouri > William F., 18, farmer, born Missouri > George W., 15, farmer, born Missouri > John L, 8, born Missouri > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 16 Jun 1870 in Bonne > Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > Enumerated as E. PALMATARY, with the following individuals in the > household: > > Bonne Femme Township > P. O. Fayette > Printed Page #243B > Written Page #16 > Dwelling/Family # 101/101 > > E. Palmatary, 56, female, farmer, value real estate $500, value > personal estate $200, born Kentucky, cannot read or write > George, 25, farm laborer, born Missouri > > > Children from this marriage were: > > + 12 M i. Daniel Mason Palmertree (1) was born on 16 Aug 1832 in > Howard County, Missouri and died on 14 Sep 1912 in Howard > > + 13 F ii. Sarah Elizabeth Palmertree (1) was born in 1833 in Howard > > + 14 F iii. Mary Frances Palmertree (1) was born in Apr 1839 in > Howard > > + 15 M iv. James M. Palmertree was born in 1840 in Howard County, > > + 16 M v. William Franklin Palmertree (1) was born in Feb 1842 in > > + 17 M vi. George Washington Palmertree (1) was born in 1845 in > Howard > > + 18 F vii. Elizabeth Jane "Eliza" Palmertree (1) was born in 1848 in > > + 19 M viii. John L. Palmertree was born in 1852 in Howard County, > > > 3. Daniel M. Palmertree (1) was born in 1798 in Garrard County, Kentucky, > died in Howard County, Missouri, and was buried in Howard County, > > > 4. Polly Palmertree (1) was born in 1800 in Garrard County, Kentucky, > died in > > > Polly married George Adams on 30 Jul 1817 in Franklin, Howard County, > > > > > 5. Allen Palmertree (1) was born in 1803 in Garrard County, Kentucky, > died in > > > 6. Susan Palmertree (1) was born in 1806 in Garrard County, Kentucky, > died in > > > Susan married Henry Griffin before 21 Apr 1828 in Fayette, Howard County, > > > 7. Elizabeth Palmertree (1) was born in 1808 in Garrard County, Kentucky, > died in Howard County, Missouri, and was buried in Howard County, > > > Elizabeth married William M. Adams on 16 Jan 1827 in Fayette, Howard > County, > > > 8. Jane Palmertree (1) was born in 1809 in Garrard County, Kentucky, died in > > > 9. Lester Palmertree (1) was born in 1810 in Garrard County, Kentucky, died > > > 10. Thomas Palmertree (1) was born in 1813 in Missouri, died in Howard > > > Thomas married Harriett Bozorth, daughter of Jonathan Bozorth and Lucy > Alexander, on 20 Jul 1832 in Fayette, Howard County, > Missouri. Harriett > > > > > > > > > Third Generation (Grandchildren) > > 12. Daniel Mason Palmertree (1) was born on 16 Aug 1832 in Howard County, > Missouri and died on 14 Sep 1912 in Howard County, Missouri, at age > 80. > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 15 Aug 1850 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 3/3 > Printed Page # 122-B > > James Palmetary, 55, male, farmer, born Kentucky > Eliza, 36, born Kentucky > Daniel, 18, born Missouri > Sarah E., 17, born Missouri > Mary F., 12, born Missouri > James M., 10, born Missouri > William F., 8, born Missouri > George W., 5, born Missouri > Eliza J., 1, born Missouri > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 17 Jun 1870 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > Enumerated as D. PALMATARY, with the following individuals in the > household: > > Bonne Femme Township > P. O. Fayette > Printed Page #245A > Written Page #19 > Dwelling/Family # 121/121 > > > D. Palmatary, 37, plasterer, value real estate $1000, value personal > estate $200, born Missouri > Mary, 27, keeping house, born Missouri > Ann, 1, born Missouri > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 26 Jun 1880 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 5 > ED 92 > Written Page #35 > Printed Page # 222-C > Dwelling/Family # 328/328 > > Daniel Palmatary, 48, farmer, MO, MO, KY > Mary B., 38, wife, keeping house, MO, KY, MO > > > Daniel married Mary B. Dougherty, daughter of Franklin Micajah Dougherty > and > Annie Walker, in Dec 1867 in Howard County, Missouri. Mary was born on > 23 Mar 1843 in Howard County, Missouri and died on 7 Sep 1923 in Howard > > > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 17 Jun 1870 in Bonne > Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > P. O. Fayette > Printed Page #245A > Written Page #19 > Dwelling/Family # 121/121 > > > D. Palmatary, 37, plasterer, value real estate $1000, value personal > estate $200, born Missouri > Mary, 27, keeping house, born Missouri > Ann, 1, born Missouri > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 26 Jun 1880 in Bonne > Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 5 > ED 92 > Written Page #35 > Printed Page # 222-C > Dwelling/Family # 328/328 > > Daniel Palmatary, 48, farmer, MO, MO, KY > Mary B., 38, wife, keeping house, MO, KY, MO > > > Children from this marriage were: > > + 20 F i. Annie Eliza Palmertree was born on 3 Dec 1868 in Howard > County, Missouri and died on 25 Jan 1953 in Howard County, > > > 13. Sarah Elizabeth Palmertree (1) was born in 1833 in Howard County, > > > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 15 Aug 1850 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 3/3 > Printed Page # 122-B > > James Palmetary, 55, male, farmer, born Kentucky > Eliza, 36, born Kentucky > Daniel, 18, born Missouri > Sarah E., 17, born Missouri > Mary F., 12, born Missouri > James M., 10, born Missouri > William F., 8, born Missouri > George W., 5, born Missouri > Eliza J., 1, born Missouri > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 14 Aug 1860 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 713/699 > Written Page # 101/385 > > > Eliza Palmatary, 40, domestic, value real estate $500, value personal > estate $350, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Sarah E., 25, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Mary F., 22, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > James, 20, farmer, born Missouri > William F., 18, farmer, born Missouri > George W., 15, farmer, born Missouri > John L, 8, born Missouri > > > > > 14. Mary Frances Palmertree (1) was born in Apr 1839 in Howard County, > > > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 15 Aug 1850 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 3/3 > Printed Page # 122-B > > James Palmetary, 55, male, farmer, born Kentucky > Eliza, 36, born Kentucky > Daniel, 18, born Missouri > Sarah E., 17, born Missouri > Mary F., 12, born Missouri > James M., 10, born Missouri > William F., 8, born Missouri > George W., 5, born Missouri > Eliza J., 1, born Missouri > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 14 Aug 1860 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 713/699 > Written Page # 101/385 > > > Eliza Palmatary, 40, domestic, value real estate $500, value personal > estate $350, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Sarah E., 25, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Mary F., 22, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > James, 20, farmer, born Missouri > William F., 18, farmer, born Missouri > George W., 15, farmer, born Missouri > John L, 8, born Missouri > > > > > Mary married William H. Perkins in 1869 in Howard County, > Missouri. William > > > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 15 Aug 1850 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 3/3 > Printed Page # 122-B > > James Palmetary, 55, male, farmer, born Kentucky > Eliza, 36, born Kentucky > Daniel, 18, born Missouri > Sarah E., 17, born Missouri > Mary F., 12, born Missouri > James M., 10, born Missouri > William F., 8, born Missouri > George W., 5, born Missouri > Eliza J., 1, born Missouri > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 14 Aug 1860 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 713/699 > Written Page # 101/385 > > > Eliza Palmatary, 40, domestic, value real estate $500, value personal > estate $350, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Sarah E., 25, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Mary F., 22, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > James, 20, farmer, born Missouri > William F., 18, farmer, born Missouri > George W., 15, farmer, born Missouri > John L, 8, born Missouri > > > > > 16. William Franklin Palmertree (1) was born in Feb 1842 in Howard County, > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 15 Aug 1850 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 3/3 > Printed Page # 122-B > > James Palmetary, 55, male, farmer, born Kentucky > Eliza, 36, born Kentucky > Daniel, 18, born Missouri > Sarah E., 17, born Missouri > Mary F., 12, born Missouri > James M., 10, born Missouri > William F., 8, born Missouri > George W., 5, born Missouri > Eliza J., 1, born Missouri > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 14 Aug 1860 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 713/699 > Written Page # 101/385 > > > Eliza Palmatary, 40, domestic, value real estate $500, value personal > estate $350, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Sarah E., 25, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Mary F., 22, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > James, 20, farmer, born Missouri > William F., 18, farmer, born Missouri > George W., 15, farmer, born Missouri > John L, 8, born Missouri > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 20 Jun 1870 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > Enumerated as W. PALMATARY with the following in his household: > > Bonne Femme Township > P. O. Fayette > Printed Page #249A > Written Page #27 > Dwelling/Family # 167/167 > > > W. Palmatary, 28, farmer, value real estate $2500, value personal > estate $200, born Missouri, married in April > Ann, 17, keeping house, born Missouri, married in April > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 28 Jun 1880 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 5 > ED 92 > Written Page #36 > Printed Page # 222-D > Dwelling/Family # 349/349 > > William Palmatary, 38, farmer, MO, KY, KY > Anna E., 26, wife, keeping house, MO, KY, MO > George, 8, son, MO, MO, MO > Eliza J., 7, daughter, MO, MO, MO > James F., 3, son, MO, MO, MO > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 4 Jun 1900 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 7 > ED 59 > Printed Page 2A > Sheet 2-A > Dwelling/Family # 28/28 > > W. F. Palmatary, head, born Feb 1842, 58, married 30 years, MO, > KY, MO, > farmer > Annie P., wife, born Sept 1852, 47, married 30 years, mother of > 11, 10 > living, MO, KY, MO > Arthur Lee, son, born Sept 1879, 20, single, MO, MO, MO, farmer > William K., son, born Nov 1881, 18, single, MO, MO, MO > Olar May, daughter, born Aug 1886, 13, single, MO, MO, MO > John Daniel, son, born Apr 1889, 11, MO, MO, MO > Maud Ett, daughter, born June 1891, MO, MO, MO > Tyra H., son, born Oct 1893, 6, MO, MO, MO > > > William married Anna P. "Annie" <Unknown> in Apr 1870 in Howard County, > > > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 20 Jun 1870 in Bonne > Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > P. O. Fayette > Printed Page #249A > Written Page #27 > Dwelling/Family # 167/167 > > > W. Palmatary, 28, farmer, value real estate $2500, value personal > estate $200, born Missouri, married in April > Ann, 17, keeping house, born Missouri, married in April > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 28 Jun 1880 in Bonne > Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 5 > ED 92 > Written Page #36 > Printed Page # 222-D > Dwelling/Family # 349/349 > > William Palmatary, 38, farmer, MO, KY, KY > Anna E., 26, wife, keeping house, MO, KY, MO > George, 8, son, MO, MO, MO > Eliza J., 7, daughter, MO, MO, MO > James F., 3, son, MO, MO, MO > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 4 Jun 1900 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 7 > ED 59 > Printed Page 2A > Sheet 2-A > Dwelling/Family # 28/28 > > W. F. Palmatary, head, born Feb 1842, 58, married 30 years, MO, > KY, MO, > farmer > Annie P., wife, born Sept 1852, 47, married 30 years, mother of > 11, 10 > living, MO, KY, MO > Arthur Lee, son, born Sept 1879, 20, single, MO, MO, MO, farmer > William K., son, born Nov 1881, 18, single, MO, MO, MO > Olar May, daughter, born Aug 1886, 13, single, MO, MO, MO > John Daniel, son, born Apr 1889, 11, MO, MO, MO > Maud Ett, daughter, born June 1891, MO, MO, MO > Tyra H., son, born Oct 1893, 6, MO, MO, MO > > > Children from this marriage were: > > + 21 M i. George Palmertree was born in 1872 in Howard County, > > + 22 F ii. Eliza Jane Palmertree was born in 1873 in Howard County, > > + 23 M iii. James F. Palmertree was born in 1877 in Howard County, > > + 24 M iv. Arthur Lee Palmertree was born in Sep 1879 in Howard > County, > > + 25 M v. William K. "Willie" Palmertree was born in Nov 1881 in > > + 26 F vi. Ola May Palmertree was born in Aug 1886 in Howard County, > > + 27 M vii. John Daniel Palmertree was born in Apr 1889 in Howard > > + 28 F viii. Maudette Palmertree was born in Jun 1891 in Howard County, > > + 29 M ix. Tyra H. Palmertree was born in Oct 1893 in Howard County, > > > 17. George Washington Palmertree (1) was born in 1845 in Howard County, > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 15 Aug 1850 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 3/3 > Printed Page # 122-B > > James Palmetary, 55, male, farmer, born Kentucky > Eliza, 36, born Kentucky > Daniel, 18, born Missouri > Sarah E., 17, born Missouri > Mary F., 12, born Missouri > James M., 10, born Missouri > William F., 8, born Missouri > George W., 5, born Missouri > Eliza J., 1, born Missouri > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 14 Aug 1860 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 713/699 > Written Page # 101/385 > > > Eliza Palmatary, 40, domestic, value real estate $500, value personal > estate $350, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Sarah E., 25, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Mary F., 22, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > James, 20, farmer, born Missouri > William F., 18, farmer, born Missouri > George W., 15, farmer, born Missouri > John L, 8, born Missouri > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 16 Jun 1870 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > P. O. Fayette > Printed Page #243B > Written Page #16 > Dwelling/Family # 101/101 > > E. Palmatary, 56, female, farmer, value real estate $500, value > personal estate $200, born Kentucky, cannot read or write > George, 25, farm laborer, born Missouri > John, 18, farm laborer, born Missouri > > > 18. Elizabeth Jane "Eliza" Palmertree (1) was born in 1848 in Howard County, > > > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 15 Aug 1850 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 3/3 > Printed Page # 122-B > > James Palmetary, 55, male, farmer, born Kentucky > Eliza, 36, born Kentucky > Daniel, 18, born Missouri > Sarah E., 17, born Missouri > Mary F., 12, born Missouri > James M., 10, born Missouri > William F., 8, born Missouri > George W., 5, born Missouri > Eliza J., 1, born Missouri > > > > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 14 Aug 1860 in Howard > County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > Dwelling/Family # 713/699 > Written Page # 101/385 > > > Eliza Palmatary, 40, domestic, value real estate $500, value personal > estate $350, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Sarah E., 25, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > Mary F., 22, domestic, born Missouri, cannot read or write > James, 20, farmer, born Missouri > William F., 18, farmer, born Missouri > George W., 15, farmer, born Missouri > John L, 8, born Missouri > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 16 Jun 1870 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > P. O. Fayette > Printed Page #243B > Written Page #16 > Dwelling/Family # 101/101 > > E. Palmatary, 56, female, farmer, value real estate $500, value > personal estate $200, born Kentucky, cannot read or write > George, 25, farm laborer, born Missouri > John, 18, farm laborer, born Missouri > > > Fourth Generation (Great Grandchildren) > > 20. Annie Eliza Palmertree was born on 3 Dec 1868 in Howard County, Missouri > > > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 17 Jun 1870 in Bonne > Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > Bonne Femme Township > P. O. Fayette > Printed Page #245A > Written Page #19 > Dwelling/Family # 121/121 > > > D. Palmatary, 37, plasterer, value real estate $1000, value personal > estate $200, born Missouri > Mary, 27, keeping house, born Missouri > Ann, 1, born Missouri > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 26 Jun 1880 in Bonne > Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 5 > ED 92 > Written Page #35 > Printed Page # 222-C > Dwelling/Family # 328/328 > > Daniel Palmatary, 48, farmer, MO, MO, KY > Mary B., 38, wife, keeping house, MO, KY, MO > > > Annie married George William Reynolds on 26 Dec 1893 in Howard County, > Missouri. George was born on 17 Nov 1870 in Howard County, Missouri > and > > > Children from this marriage were: > > > > + 32 F iii. Bertha Reynolds was born in 1899 in Howard County, > Missouri. > > > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 28 Jun 1880 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 5 > ED 92 > Written Page #36 > Printed Page # 222-D > Dwelling/Family # 349/349 > > William Palmatary, 38, farmer, MO, KY, KY > Anna E., 26, wife, keeping house, MO, KY, MO > George, 8, son, MO, MO, MO > Eliza J., 7, daughter, MO, MO, MO > James F., 3, son, MO, MO, MO > > > > > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 28 Jun 1880 in Bonne > Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 5 > ED 92 > Written Page #36 > Printed Page # 222-D > Dwelling/Family # 349/349 > > William Palmatary, 38, farmer, MO, KY, KY > Anna E., 26, wife, keeping house, MO, KY, MO > George, 8, son, MO, MO, MO > Eliza J., 7, daughter, MO, MO, MO > James F., 3, son, MO, MO, MO > > > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 28 Jun 1880 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 5 > ED 92 > Written Page #36 > Printed Page # 222-D > Dwelling/Family # 349/349 > > William Palmatary, 38, farmer, MO, KY, KY > Anna E., 26, wife, keeping house, MO, KY, MO > George, 8, son, MO, MO, MO > Eliza J., 7, daughter, MO, MO, MO > James F., 3, son, MO, MO, MO > > > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 4 Jun 1900 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 7 > ED 59 > Printed Page 2A > Sheet 2-A > Dwelling/Family # 28/28 > > W. F. Palmatary, head, born Feb 1842, 58, married 30 years, MO, > KY, MO, > farmer > Annie P., wife, born Sept 1852, 47, married 30 years, mother of > 11, 10 > living, MO, KY, MO > Arthur Lee, son, born Sept 1879, 20, single, MO, MO, MO, farmer > William K., son, born Nov 1881, 18, single, MO, MO, MO > Olar May, daughter, born Aug 1886, 13, single, MO, MO, MO > John Daniel, son, born Apr 1889, 11, MO, MO, MO > Maud Ett, daughter, born June 1891, MO, MO, MO > Tyra H., son, born Oct 1893, 6, MO, MO, MO > > > 25. William K. "Willie" Palmertree was born in Nov 1881 in Howard County, > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 4 Jun 1900 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 7 > ED 59 > Printed Page 2A > Sheet 2-A > Dwelling/Family # 28/28 > > W. F. Palmatary, head, born Feb 1842, 58, married 30 years, MO, > KY, MO, > farmer > Annie P., wife, born Sept 1852, 47, married 30 years, mother of > 11, 10 > living, MO, KY, MO > Arthur Lee, son, born Sept 1879, 20, single, MO, MO, MO, farmer > William K., son, born Nov 1881, 18, single, MO, MO, MO > Olar May, daughter, born Aug 1886, 13, single, MO, MO, MO > John Daniel, son, born Apr 1889, 11, MO, MO, MO > Maud Ett, daughter, born June 1891, MO, MO, MO > Tyra H., son, born Oct 1893, 6, MO, MO, MO > > > William married Pearl E. <Unknown> in 1906 in Howard County, > Missouri. Pearl > > > Children from this marriage were: > > + 33 M i. Ernest E. Palmertree was born in 1908 in Howard County, > > > > > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 4 Jun 1900 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 7 > ED 59 > Printed Page 2A > Sheet 2-A > Dwelling/Family # 28/28 > > W. F. Palmatary, head, born Feb 1842, 58, married 30 years, MO, > KY, MO, > farmer > Annie P., wife, born Sept 1852, 47, married 30 years, mother of > 11, 10 > living, MO, KY, MO > Arthur Lee, son, born Sept 1879, 20, single, MO, MO, MO, farmer > William K., son, born Nov 1881, 18, single, MO, MO, MO > Olar May, daughter, born Aug 1886, 13, single, MO, MO, MO > John Daniel, son, born Apr 1889, 11, MO, MO, MO > Maud Ett, daughter, born June 1891, MO, MO, MO > Tyra H., son, born Oct 1893, 6, MO, MO, MO > > > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 4 Jun 1900 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 7 > ED 59 > Printed Page 2A > Sheet 2-A > Dwelling/Family # 28/28 > > W. F. Palmatary, head, born Feb 1842, 58, married 30 years, MO, > KY, MO, > farmer > Annie P., wife, born Sept 1852, 47, married 30 years, mother of > 11, 10 > living, MO, KY, MO > Arthur Lee, son, born Sept 1879, 20, single, MO, MO, MO, farmer > William K., son, born Nov 1881, 18, single, MO, MO, MO > Olar May, daughter, born Aug 1886, 13, single, MO, MO, MO > John Daniel, son, born Apr 1889, 11, MO, MO, MO > Maud Ett, daughter, born June 1891, MO, MO, MO > Tyra H., son, born Oct 1893, 6, MO, MO, MO > > > John married Mary E. <Unknown> in 1908 in Howard County, Missouri. Mary > was > > > Children from this marriage were: > > + 34 M i. Roger D. Palmertree was born in 1910 in Howard County, > > > > > > > * She appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 4 Jun 1900 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 7 > ED 59 > Printed Page 2A > Sheet 2-A > Dwelling/Family # 28/28 > > W. F. Palmatary, head, born Feb 1842, 58, married 30 years, MO, > KY, MO, > farmer > Annie P., wife, born Sept 1852, 47, married 30 years, mother of > 11, 10 > living, MO, KY, MO > Arthur Lee, son, born Sept 1879, 20, single, MO, MO, MO, farmer > William K., son, born Nov 1881, 18, single, MO, MO, MO > Olar May, daughter, born Aug 1886, 13, single, MO, MO, MO > John Daniel, son, born Apr 1889, 11, MO, MO, MO > Maud Ett, daughter, born June 1891, MO, MO, MO > Tyra H., son, born Oct 1893, 6, MO, MO, MO > > > > > > > * He appeared on the U. S. Federal census on 4 Jun 1900 in Bonne Femme > Township, Howard County, Missouri. > > SD 7 > ED 59 > Printed Page 2A > Sheet 2-A > Dwelling/Family # 28/28 > > W. F. Palmatary, head, born Feb 1842, 58, married 30 years, MO, > KY, MO, > farmer > Annie P., wife, born Sept 1852, 47, married 30 years, mother of > 11, 10 > living, MO, KY, MO > Arthur Lee, son, born Sept 1879, 20, single, MO, MO, MO, farmer > William K., son, born Nov 1881, 18, single, MO, MO, MO > Olar May, daughter, born Aug 1886, 13, single, MO, MO, MO > John Daniel, son, born Apr 1889, 11, MO, MO, MO > Maud Ett, daughter, born June 1891, MO, MO, MO > Tyra H., son, born Oct 1893, 6, MO, MO, MO" > > > PS - is it possible that the James Palmertree who lived with his step-mother > and no wife, but a house full of children on the1850 Choctaw County, MS > census could be a key to this mystery? > > Just something interesting that Jerry Dean spurred in my memory. Would like > to forward her note to me to this list, if she approves. I want you to see > what kind of a genealogy researcher she has turned out to be in only about > one year. Started out with finding the truth about a story she remembers > being told about having a step-sister named Violet. Tracked it down and > solved it - looks like she's on the way to solving this mystery, too!! > > Oh, so good to be back in research instead of rehab - ha ha ha. > > Ken > > ------------------------------- > Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hey, cuzzins Lynda and Jesse! I guess we've both been incognito for a while, huh? Interesting that you have found some great info on your TALBERT side. If you would tell me the name of the woman who died in the fire, I will see if I can come up with anything for you. Hope all is well. Doing much better since my episode last year. I'm thankful to be around. Guess God isn't ready for me yet - why, I don't know. Anyway, tell cousin Jesse hello for me. Hope all is well out in potato land - ha ha ha. Ken -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of JESSIE PALMERTREE Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 11:11 AM To: Palmertree Mailing List Subject: [PTREE] apology Hi to all our family on line, I guess I really don't have a good excuse for not saying much on line this past year. I have been reading everything posted and enjoying all except the death of all our love ones that we have lost on this line this year. My prayers have always been with you all. About a month ago I got a bee in my bonnet and went to work on my Talbert side of the family. I just was not able to get past my grandpa Talbert. It was just a brick wall. Then my cousin ask me a question and that made me go though some of my mom's things I had put off going though. Well I found two letters and a address list and some things started falling into place. I started looking on familysearch.org and found some of the family listed as Talbot. In one of the letters from a cousin of my dad she said that her brother and sister and herself had to go and live with their grandpa and grandma on their mom's side after their mom died in a fire on Dec. 21 1904 in Summit Ms and is buried at Johnson Station ms. Would like to find a new paper clipping of that but that might be hard to get. Any way I found the kids living with their grandpa and grandma listed as Talbot. I went to the LDS history family center and they helped me confrim what I had found and looked up some more fo! r me. They were very nice at helping me. I am sending for two death certificates so wish me the best on that one. So much for my Talbert side of the family. I want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and have a great time with your family. Lynda ------------------------------- Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

So, her maiden was BURTON, not BURT? Thanks. Guess I'll have to find out who her real parents were, now... I'm still confused, because the Attala County Marriage Index sure gave her name as Burt. Guess it was an error on the clerk's part. Ken -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Peggy Palmertree Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 8:44 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [PTREE] Rosamond family Ken, Basil call Mr. Floyd's grandson Frank, & said her Name was Martha Elizabeth Burton.   ________________________________ From: Donna Griffin <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 6:24 AM Subject: Re: [PTREE] Rosamond family Thanks Ken.  Love to read all your information.  Floyd was born the same year, 1909, as my mother and her twin so they were probably just friends and not related. On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 12:16 AM, Ken Jackson <[email protected]>wrote: > Donna and Kathy (and all), > > John Moore Rosamond married Martha Ella Burt. I am wondering how the > "Ellis" > got in there. Was she previously married to an Ellis, or do I have her > maiden name incorrect? John Rosamond and Martha registered for > marriage  in Attala Co., MS,  18 Sep 1903 (Book I, page 355). > > Their children were: William Homer, b/ 1905; James Virgil, b/ 1908; > Floyd Alexander, b/ 1909; Lena Pearl, b/ 1910; Leland O., b/ 1913; > Lucille, b/ > 1919 ; and Vernon, b/ 1924. Might have some missing children, since I > am using an old genealogy file. > > Floyd Alexander Rosamond married Louise Ferrell, (kinfolk of Ed Brown, > I think...). Their children were: Everett Clifton, b/ 1931; Pleas > Ozell, b/ 1932, Martha E., b/ 1934;  Floyd Clinton, b/ 1936; James > Hasel/Hasell, b/ 1937;  Frank Arrington, b/ 1939; and Robert L., b/ 1945. > > Ken > > -----Original Message----- > Thanks for the info.  Which one is older?  I know R. L. is about my age. > > On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 7:34 AM, Kathy Hall <[email protected]> wrote: > > > R.L. still lives in Kilmichael (Poplar Creek) area. His brother > > Frank still lives there also, Pleas lives in Kosciusko. > > ------------------------------- > Visit the Palmertree Family History website at > http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > -- Donna Kay Cross Griffin ------------------------------- Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi to all our family on line, I guess I really don't have a good excuse for not saying much on line this past year. I have been reading everything posted and enjoying all except the death of all our love ones that we have lost on this line this year. My prayers have always been with you all. About a month ago I got a bee in my bonnet and went to work on my Talbert side of the family. I just was not able to get past my grandpa Talbert. It was just a brick wall. Then my cousin ask me a question and that made me go though some of my mom's things I had put off going though. Well I found two letters and a address list and some things started falling into place. I started looking on familysearch.org and found some of the family listed as Talbot. In one of the letters from a cousin of my dad she said that her brother and sister and herself had to go and live with their grandpa and grandma on their mom's side after their mom died in a fire on Dec. 21 1904 in Summit Ms and is buried at Johnson Station ms. Would like to find a new paper clipping of that but that might be hard to get. Any way I found the kids living with their grandpa and grandma listed as Talbot. I went to the LDS history family center and they helped me confrim what I had found and looked up some more for me. They were very nice at helping me. I am sending for two death certificates so wish me the best on that one. So much for my Talbert side of the family. I want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and have a great time with your family. Lynda

Thanks Ken for posting this info. I tried to get a hold of Donna Traywick last year about this time and wasn't able to reach her. At least now I know that she was still with us in July. Will give it another try now. Ken good to see you back on line. Lynda > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2011 22:44:25 -0600 > Subject: [PTREE] Alma Doris Palmertree Baker Obituary > > The Commercial Appeal > Memphis, TN > July 22, 2011 > > Alma Doris Palmertree Baker > > Sledge, MS - Alma Doris Baker, age 93, widow of W.O. Baker, died July 20, > 2011 at her sister's home in Batesville, MS. Funeral services will be held > at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 23 at Wells Funeral Home > Chapel with Reverend Clay Baker officiating. Visitation will begin at 3:30 > p.m. Mrs. Baker will be buried at Forrest Memorial Park Cemetery. > > Mrs. Baker was born in Panola County, MS on August 28, 1917 to Jesse Alma > Buchanan and Jeff Berlin Palmertree. After working as a telephone operator > during World War II, Mrs. Baker married and moved > from the Mt. Olivet community in Batesville, MS to Sledge, MS, where she > became a member of the Sledge Methodist Church. She dedicated her life to > the church and in 1963 was awarded special membership > in the Woman's Society of Christian Service by the Board of Missions of the > Methodist Church. For her work with the USO, Mrs. Baker was invited to the > Capitol, Washington, D.C., by President > Dwight D. Eisenhower, to attend the reception honoring the Ambassadors of > the USOs Abroad on the USO's 30th Anniversary. After a photo of her won a > Mid-South Photography competition, > the picture was selected by one of the judges to be used as a teaching aid > on his nationwide teaching tours as a photo having all the elements of the > "Perfect Picture". Mrs. Baker also worked as a > substitute teacher. > > She is survived by her daughter, Mary Ellen Baker of Sledge, MS; son, H.E. > Baker of Fulton, MS; 2 sisters, Donna Traywick of Batesville, MS and Ruby > Williams of Sledge, MS. > > Wells Funeral Home > > ------------------------------- > Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I think this is the 25 year old that had a 4-wheeler accident several months ago. He's been in a coma ever since and died late yesterday or early today. I think he is part of the McGlothin family of French Camp. He is the father of a small child. J Jeannine Kirkpatrick Smith On Tue, 22 Nov 2011, Peggy Palmertree wrote: >   > > > I pulled up the Oliver Funeral home & there was a incomplete arrangement of Brandon West of French Camp. He died today, Nov 22 at Sanctury Hosice.  He was 24.   > Just wondering if anyone was kin to him > ------------------------------- > Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Your making me hungry Peggy love those Pecan pies, I may have to get in my pick up truck and head over to Ms... Looks like we may get a little rain tonight into tomorrow morning,, we sure need it.... Ed B. -----Original Message----- From: Peggy Palmertree Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 2:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [PTREE] line Lynda, I'm glad to see you on line. You must have read my sawdust this week. I had thought of you & Jessie. But got busy baking. Made 2 sweet potatoe rolls/logs yesterday, then this morn. 2 pecan pies & got 2 sweet tata pies in oven now. So come on down & we may have turkey or ham sandwichs. Hope your children & the grands are doing ok. Val will bring Basil's grands Thur. (4 dogs). Remeber those old skinny dogs that was around here the time you & Jesse was here, will there is another that is even worse. Jesse I think you need to come down to take care of "it". I like dogs but I don't want someone elses to feed. Even dog feed to getting to high when they are not your own. I know-I'm being bad. Better go check on the pies. Peggy ------------------------------- Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

  I pulled up the Oliver Funeral home & there was a incomplete arrangement of Brandon West of French Camp. He died today, Nov 22 at Sanctury Hosice.  He was 24.   Just wondering if anyone was kin to him

Good to hear from you. And really glad you made a break thru on your brick wall. That is really neat when you start finding things. I wish I was better at researching than I am. Good luck on finding more. Nova . In a message dated 11/22/2011 11:14:58 A.M. Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Hi to all our family on line, I guess I really don't have a good excuse for not saying much on line this past year. I have been reading everything posted and enjoying all except the death of all our love ones that we have lost on this line this year. My prayers have always been with you all. About a month ago I got a bee in my bonnet and went to work on my Talbert side of the family. I just was not able to get past my grandpa Talbert. It was just a brick wall. Then my cousin ask me a question and that made me go though some of my mom's things I had put off going though. Well I found two letters and a address list and some things started falling into place. I started looking on familysearch.org and found some of the family listed as Talbot. In one of the letters from a cousin of my dad she said that her brother and sister and herself had to go and live with their grandpa and grandma on their mom's side after their mom died in a fire on Dec. 21 1904 in Summit Ms and is buried at Johnson Station ms. Would like to find a new paper clipping of that but that might be hard to get. Any way I found the kids living with their grandpa and grandma listed as Talbot. I went to the LDS history family center and they helped me confrim what I had found and looked up some more fo! r me. They were very nice at helping me. I am sending for two death certificates so wish me the best on that one. So much for my Talbert side of the family. I want to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving and have a great time with your family. Lynda ------------------------------- Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Your right Ken, Louise was one of my Great Aunts.. glad to see your able to get back on line. Thanks for all the info you and Peggy have posted on the Rosamonds... Ed B. -----Original Message----- From: Ken Jackson Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 2:16 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [PTREE] Rosamond family Donna and Kathy (and all), John Moore Rosamond married Martha Ella Burt. I am wondering how the "Ellis" got in there. Was she previously married to an Ellis, or do I have her maiden name incorrect? John Rosamond and Martha registered for marriage in Attala Co., MS, 18 Sep 1903 (Book I, page 355). Their children were: William Homer, b/ 1905; James Virgil, b/ 1908; Floyd Alexander, b/ 1909; Lena Pearl, b/ 1910; Leland O., b/ 1913; Lucille, b/ 1919 ; and Vernon, b/ 1924. Might have some missing children, since I am using an old genealogy file. Floyd Alexander Rosamond married Louise Ferrell, (kinfolk of Ed Brown, I think...). Their children were: Everett Clifton, b/ 1931; Pleas Ozell, b/ 1932, Martha E., b/ 1934; Floyd Clinton, b/ 1936; James Hasel/Hasell, b/ 1937; Frank Arrington, b/ 1939; and Robert L., b/ 1945. Ken -----Original Message----- Thanks for the info. Which one is older? I know R. L. is about my age. On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 7:34 AM, Kathy Hall <[email protected]> wrote: > R.L. still lives in Kilmichael (Poplar Creek) area. His brother Frank > still lives there also, Pleas lives in Kosciusko. ------------------------------- Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

    Lynda, I'm glad to see you on line.   You must have read my sawdust this week.  I had thought of you & Jessie.  But got busy baking.  Made 2 sweet potatoe rolls/logs yesterday, then this morn.  2 pecan pies & got 2 sweet tata pies in oven now.  So come on down & we may have turkey or ham sandwichs.   Hope your children & the grands are doing ok.  Val will bring Basil's grands Thur. (4 dogs).  Remeber those old skinny dogs that was around here the time you & Jesse was here, will there is another that is even worse.  Jesse I think you need to come down to take care of "it".   I like dogs but I don't want someone elses to feed.  Even dog feed to getting to high when they are not your own.  I know-I'm being bad.    Better go check on the pies.   Peggy

Dr. Rosamond from West, MS was the doctor that delivered me. Guess he is kin to these. Can't remember his first name but will look later. -----Original Message----- From: Ken Jackson Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2011 1:16 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [PTREE] Rosamond family Donna and Kathy (and all), John Moore Rosamond married Martha Ella Burt. I am wondering how the "Ellis" got in there. Was she previously married to an Ellis, or do I have her maiden name incorrect? John Rosamond and Martha registered for marriage in Attala Co., MS, 18 Sep 1903 (Book I, page 355). Their children were: William Homer, b/ 1905; James Virgil, b/ 1908; Floyd Alexander, b/ 1909; Lena Pearl, b/ 1910; Leland O., b/ 1913; Lucille, b/ 1919 ; and Vernon, b/ 1924. Might have some missing children, since I am using an old genealogy file. Floyd Alexander Rosamond married Louise Ferrell, (kinfolk of Ed Brown, I think...). Their children were: Everett Clifton, b/ 1931; Pleas Ozell, b/ 1932, Martha E., b/ 1934; Floyd Clinton, b/ 1936; James Hasel/Hasell, b/ 1937; Frank Arrington, b/ 1939; and Robert L., b/ 1945. Ken -----Original Message----- Thanks for the info. Which one is older? I know R. L. is about my age. On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 7:34 AM, Kathy Hall <[email protected]> wrote: > R.L. still lives in Kilmichael (Poplar Creek) area. His brother Frank > still lives there also, Pleas lives in Kosciusko. ------------------------------- Visit the Palmertree Family History website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~palmrtre/index.htm ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message