Caldwell - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: MOORE Family Bible

djcather1 — 2009-10-31 02:15:09Z

I'm glad to hear the bible is still in the family. My great grandfather was William Moore who was a brother to Kimp Moore. I'd love to see any information that's in the Bible. Would that be possible?
Thanks
Debbie Cather

Mary Debyne Howe

jimstout1 — 2009-10-22 11:50:46Z

Mary Debyne Howe was a daughter of Elias Daderson (or Dalerson) and Sally Runyon. She was born 24 Sep 1825 in Maysville, Mason Co., Kentucky; she died 8 Jan 1911 in Hamilton, Caldwell Co., Missouri. Burial was in Rose Hill Cemetery in Breckenridge, Caldwell Co., Missouri.

Other than the burial, what was her connection with Breckenridge? What is known of her family?

Re: Phoebe F. Hulser , 1849-1933, m James G. Newton

thomas1591 — 2009-09-19 19:46:01Z

I connect to Phoebe Hulser Newton and the branch that stayed in Oregon.

Hamilton Cemetery information request for Cook

BillCook2 — 2009-09-14 03:23:04Z

I am trying to find the tombstone information for Mary E. Cook. Her husband William H. Cook was buried in the Hamilton Cemetery as stated on his death certificate, d. 20 Jan 1936. Mary survived William. I suspect his wife would be buried there also. Perhaps together with Hemrys since their daughter Martha "Mattie" was married to Ray Hemry. Hopefully a cemetery index has been published and it is just a matter of a quick look up.

Thanks, Bill Cook

James Williams & Family Information

kinseeker125 — 2009-08-30 21:01:00Z

James Williams
Born: Abt. 1756 - Possibly Henry County, VA
Married: Martha Murrell - born abt. 1755 - Possibly Northampton Co. NC
Martha died when son Luke was young
James moved later to Lexington, KY

Child:
Luke Williams
Born: 5 August 1776 Virginia or NC
Died: 5 Sept. 1824 Cooper County, MO

. 2nd generation:
Luke Williams (son of James)
Born: 5 Aug. 1776 Virginia
Died: 5 Sept. 1824 Cooper County, MO
Married: Mary "Polly" Shropshire on 9 July 1799 Hawkins Co., TN

Children:
Elizabeth Williams
Born: Abt. 1802

Patsy Williams
Born: Abt. 1804

James Williams
Born: 9 Dec. 1803 Tennessee
Died: 23 Jan. 1880 Linn County, Oregon

Mary Ann Williams
Born: 1806 Harlan County, KY
Luke D.Williams
Born: Abt. 1810 KY.

Sally Williams
Born: Abt. 1810 Cooper County, MO
Married: Joseph Baze
Silas Williams
Born: Abt. 1814 Cooper County, MO
Charles Williams
Born: 1816 in ILL
Susannah Savage Williams
Born: 1820 Cooper County, MO
William Savage Williams
Born: 21 Jan. 1821 Missouri
Died: 7 Oct. 1890 Corning, KS.
.3rd generation:
William Savage Williams (son of Luke)
Born: 21 Jan. 1821 Missouri
Died: 7 Oct. 1890 Corning, KS
Married: Julia Franklin Newsom
Born: 21 July 1817 Greenbriar, WVA
Died: 1 Feb. 1891 Powhatten, KS

Children:
James Luke Williams
Born: 19 Jan. 1863 Caldwell County, MO
Died: 16 May 1929 Alma, KS
Married: Adaline Esther Allen
Born: 14 April 1865 Newark, New Jersey
Died: 10 July 1918 Alma, KS

Luke Williams, "VA Settlers In Missouri" - Concord Church, organized 16 May 1817, Concord Cemetery, 6 miles south of Boonville, in Cooper County, MO. Luke Williams b. Aug. 1776 in Colony of Virginia, settled in Cooper County, Mo in 1816, was the first minister to preach at this Concord Baptist Church (Cooper County Atlas, 1877, p. 17, "History of Cooper County" by Levens & Drake, 1876, pp58, 61, 112).

Researched by DNA Group 8 members Trent Williams and Leann

Several descendants of this family have done DNA testing and are in Williams DNA Group 8. The group has a Williams DNA blog which includes this family as well as many of the ancestors of the participants in Group 8. The furthest back ancestor of DNA group 8 is Charles Williams who died in 1692 in Charles City County, Virginia.

The blog address is: http://williamseekers.blogspot.com

The Williams DNA web site is an extensive and informative site containing many Williams lines, it also has great information about DNA testing. The Williams DNA project now includes over 700 members, making it one of the largest. The address is:
http://williams.genealogy.fm/index.php

For more information please reply to this message.

Thanks,

Kin_skr at yahoo dot com

Surnames: Murrell, Shropshire, Baze, Savage, Newsom, Allen

Re: John D. Cox, b. 1855 d. 1919

janast1 — 2009-07-26 03:29:40Z

WHAT FOLLOWS IS A TIMELINE AND RESEARCH NOTES REGARDING THE LIFE OF JOHN D COX....

BIRTH: 1856 per cem transcription; Nov 10, 1856 per Index to Caldwell Bio by Ellsberry

BURIAL:
Highland Cemetery
Hamilton, Caldwell County, Missouri, To 1992
Located: Hamilton Township, Section 15, Township 57, Range 28, 1.3 miles West of Junction
Business 36 and 13 Highways
COX, John D., 1856-1919
Jennie, 1855-1934

There is no Death Certificate for JOhn D Cox in Mo in 1919.

WHAT FOLLOWS IS A TIMELINE AND RESEARCH NOTES REGARDING THE LIFEOF JAMES COX...

POSSIBLE FATHER: James Cox, Sr (1776 NJ - 1858 Blythe, Caldwell,Mo) ----Jana Stokes, Jul 2009.

CA 1817 BIRTH IN TENNESSEE: b ca 1817 in TN per 1850 Fed Cen; in Va per 1880 Fed Cen of dau Deborah F Cox-Esteb; in TN per 1900 Fed Cen of dau Deborah F Cox-Esteb; b 1818 per cemetery transcription ---Jana Stokes, Jul 2009.

CA 1837 MARRAIGE TO FIRST WIFE, MARY ______:

1841 WIFE MARY DIES AND IS BURIED IN HIGHLAND CEMETERY, CALDWELL COUNTY, MISSOURI:

POSSIBLE LAND RECS, CALDWELL CO, MISSOURI:
I did find in Johnson C V and Romig R E An index to early Caldwell co MO Land Recs:
James Cox 9 14 1843 twp 8 [Kingston] SE 1/4 or NE 1/4 of sec 15 40 ac and 1 11 1850 twp 8 [Kingston] SW 1/4 of SW 1/4 of sec 11, 40 ac; dates are date of purchase.
The sections are just NE of Kingston.
----From John Reid, Jul 2008.

1850 FED CEN: Dist 11, Caldwell, Missouri
100 100 Wallace McAfee 57 m miller North Carolina
Susan " 60 Virginia
James Cox " 33 m miller $4000 Tennesee (b ca 1817)

CA 1852 MARRIAGE IN CALDWELL, MISSOURI TO SARAH A BROWN: marr date est fr age of dau Deborah F Cox birth

1853 BIRTH OF DAU MARY COX IN CALDWELL, MISSOURI:

CA 1855 BIRTH OF DAU DEBORAH F COX IN BLYTHE, CALDWELL, MISSOURI: dau b ca 1855 in Mo per 1860 Fed Cen; dau b as Sep 1854 in Missouri per 1900 Fed Cen

1856 DEATH AND BURIAL OF DAU MARY COX IN HIGHLAND CEM, CALDWELL, MISSOURI: d. 7 May 1855

1859/1860 DAU MELVINA COX BORN IN CALDWELL COUNTY, MISSOURI: Melvina may actually have been born after her fathers death.

1859 DEATH: d as 7 Apr 1859 fr cem transcription; d. as 1858 - bef Jul 1859 fr Caldwell Co, Missouri estate records which also gives us wife as Sarah A and minor children as Deborah, John D, and Melvina.

JUL 1859 ESTATE RECORD IN CALDWELL COUNTY, MO: gives us adm as John D. Cox. Possibly a brother although I can't seem to find him in the Fed Cen records. (Although I CAN find John Lindsey Cox, son of Jesse Cox, and the three wives he had.) Most likely James Cox named his son after the John D Cox who was this adm. ----Jana Stokes, Jul 2009.

THERE ARE TWO JAMES COX LIVING IN DIST 11, CALDWELL, MISSOURI WHO DIE ABT THE SAME TIME. Do not get them mixed up. Because they died abt the same time (bef Jul 1859 vs 20 Dec 1858) they both have numerous estate records in Book A of Caldwell's Probate Records. ---Jana Stokes, Jul 2009.

1860 FED CEN: Blythe Twp, Caldwell, MO
100 100 M ? Streeter 43 m farmer NY
S A Streeter 40 f N Hampshire
E S Streeter 18 f NY
H J Streeter 14 f NY
M J Streeter 10 m NY
? J streeeter 9 m Missouri
P P Streeter 3 m Missouri
D F M Streeter 1 m Missouri
101 101 S. Cox 37 FEMALE farmer $7000 320 Kentucky (b. 1823)
E. E. Grays 12 f Missouri
D F Cox 5 f Missouri
J D Cox 3 m Missouri
M Cox 1 f Missouri

Earlier I mentioned that this James Cox's father might be James Cox, Senr (1776-1858). James Cox, Senr had a son named Daniel Cox who had a daughter who married the H. J. Streeter listed in the above Federal Census.

BURIAL:
Highland Cemetery
Hamilton, Caldwell County, Missouri, To 1992
Located: Hamilton Township, Section 15, Township 57, Range 28, 1.3 miles West of Junction
Business 36 and 13 Highways
COX, Mary, May 7, 1855 aged 2 ys. 5 ms. 28 ds. (born 1853)
Malvinie, Aug. 9, 1864 aged 4 ys. 4 ms. 29 ds.
James, Apr. 7, 1859 aged 41 ys. 25 ds. (born 1818)
Mary, his wife, d. Mar. 24, 1841 aged 24 ys. (born 1817)
Sarah, wife of James, d. 1864 aged 40 ys. (born 1824)
(Source: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mocaldwe/highland.htm) ---Jana Stokes, Jul 2009.

Re: John D. Cox, b. 1855 d. 1919

bicketdoylepaula — 2009-07-22 04:14:51Z

You can see John's death records at This website. It seem to have alot of information. Paula

http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates

Re: Colored Cemetery in Caldwell County

PeeDee2 — 2009-07-14 02:57:42Z

Paula: There is a colored section in the Kingston Cemetery. When you enter the gateway, just a few yards North is a skight curve in the road way, on North you will see a new drainage tube. From this drsinage ditch east, South of the ditch for several yards is where the colored section is located. Hope this helps you.

Colored Cemetery in Caldwell County

bicketdoylepaula — 2009-07-08 17:38:32Z

Does anyone know of a colored cemetery in Caldwell County? I know the colored school still stands off the Kingston Square by the Kingston Cemetery. Thanks! Paula

John D. Cox, b. 1855 d. 1919

jfkelley — 2009-07-02 22:09:38Z

John D. Cox, b. 1855, Caldwell Co; d. 1919 in Kansas City, residence, Cameron. His wife was Jennie Ford. They had 4 daugthers: Nancy married Clair McClean, Cameron; Sally married Joe H. Allen and lived in Sapula, OK; Altha; and Anna Louise. Possibly a grandson named Paul Allen.

Looking for information (dates of birth, marriage, death, burial, names of parents) on his parents, listed on his MO death certificate as Sarah Brown and James Cox; also on his sisters (only have their initials - "M." Cox b. abt 1857; "D. F. Cox, b. abt 1855). John may have had a half sister, Emeline Gray, b. abt 1848.

Thanks so much for any help.
Jean Kelley

Re: MOORE Family Bible

frindt3 — 2009-06-27 09:41:13Z

i have the moore family bible and my husband is related though the kimp moore line..email is frindt3@yahoo.com

Re: Kingston Cemetery

garylmaize — 2009-06-21 20:51:27Z

Check the new query on Kingston Cemetery. Guy has the burial book.

Re: Kingston Cemetery

jdengel39 — 2009-06-20 14:02:49Z

David,
Thanks you for looking at this for me, but unfortunately neither is my family. My great great grandfather John H. McDonald remarried in 1891 Margaret Vanderpool daughter of Aden C. Vanderpool. Because of this his first wife would have to have died prior to that year. Maybe some of the unmarked graves might have been her's, so I really appreciate you having a look there for me.

The only other thing that I can think of is maybe she ran off with another man and that might be why the family never mentioned her name. I don't really know, but it has been very frustrating trying to find this woman. The only other clue to her name is that I found a long time ago a John McDonald age 19 and a Mary McDonald age 18 on a ship together leaving Scotland, about the right time that my John left Scotland, which would have been around 1880. Thank you so much for having a look for me in these records. I really appreciate it.
Joy Engel

Re: Kingston Cemetery

kingstoncity00 — 2009-06-18 15:04:47Z

I have a Thomas McDonald Died 8/20/1870, Age 38 yrs 26 days.
I also have a Jeannetta McDonald, Died 3/25/1897, WIfe of Nathan McDonald, 27 yrs. 9 months, 10 days. She is probaly African-American, due to the section she is buried in. When I have time I will dig out the old maps and see if there is any plots that were purchased that might have unmarked graves in them.
David Bethel
Kingston Cemetery Ass.

Re: Kingston Cemetery

jdengel — 2009-06-18 13:21:01Z

Do you have an McDonalds buried there around 1880 to 1885? Looking specifically for any females between the ages of 18 to 25. Sorry but I don't have a first name, just am working on a hunch. I have never been able to find my great great grandmother who was married to a John H. McDonald who was born in Scotland in 1862. The woman would have given birth to my great grandfather Chauncey McDonald in July of 1881 in Braymer. No one in the family ever mentioned her name nor is she listed on Chauncey's death certificate (he doesn't seem to have a birth certificate). These two are connected with the Aden C. Vanderpool family from there too. Any help that you can give me with this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Joy Gantt Engel

Re: Kingston Cemetery

kingstoncity00 — 2009-06-17 12:29:40Z

There really isn't a book, but I have a listing of all known burials in the Kingston cemetery. If you send me the names and dates I will see what I can find out for you.
David Bethel
Kingston Cemetery Ass.

Kingston Cemetery

kingstoncity00 — 2009-06-16 02:28:37Z

We are looking for a picture of the South enterance to the cemetery. It was an arch with Kingston Cemetery across the top. We are looking to replace it.
Kingston Cemetery Ass.

Re: Confederate Grave Sites

jdengel — 2009-06-11 13:53:36Z

Do you have a list of the names somewhere like a website that I can review? Or how can I get a copy of this publication? Thank you, Joy Engel

Petre (Petree)

2009-03-25 22:48:25Z

If Beverly Helton is still subscribed to this list, please contact me at sew@goldrush.com!

I am researching the above names and related families, but especially PETRE(E) in Caldwell and Ray Counties, MO; VA; KY; IL; IA; KS; CO; OR; CA & ??. I would appreciate any info. on Robert & Melissa (JOHNSON) PETRE, m. 26 December 1843 in Adams Co., IL, and the families their children married into as indicated below. Robert died 29 July 1880 in Ray Co., MO. Their dau., Mary Elizabeth PETRE, m. 23 June 1864 in Ray Co. to John D. HATFIELD. Their dau., Caroline PETRE, m. 28 April 1864 in Ray Co. to David PHILLIPS. Their dau., Sarah Ellen "Sally" PETRE, b. 29 January 1853 in Caldwell Co.; m. Unknown FISHER and possibly Unknown BALES. Their son, John Andrew PETRE, b. 28 November 1856 in Caldwell Co.; m. 08 April 1876 in Ray Co. to Catherine Jane SATER. Their dau., Melissa Jane "Kit" PETRE, b. 28 November 1859 in Black Oak, Caldwell Co.; m. John STOCKWELL in ???. Their dau., Lydia "Lida" Dell PETRE, m. 08 February 1880 in Ray Co. to John T. HAYS. Their dau., Rosetta Ann "Aunt Tobe" PETRE, m. 10 December 1882 in Ray Co. to John Benjamin TRISSELL. Their dau., Harriet "Hattie" "Mam" Alice PETRE, m. 12 March 1889 in Caldwell Co. 1st to Fredrick "Fred" Noah HEINLEIN, Sr.

According to the 1900 census Robert and Melissa (JOHNSON) PETRE had 12 children. Only 8 are accounted for above. Does anyone have info. on the other 4 children?

I am also interested as to any other PETRE(E) kin to Robert in Caldwell and Ray Counties.

Thanks in advance!

Harleigh Winkler

Re: Willis Brookshire of Gainesville, Texas late 1800's

sandradea — 2008-12-04 10:36:01Z

I appreciate your response. I have all that information on William Riley . He was married twice with 3 children from one marriage and 8 from the other. I am looking for the connection between him and Willis.

Willis Brookshire of Gainesville, Texas late 1800's

sandradea — 2008-11-11 03:00:53Z

Trying to make a connection with Willis Brookshire and my ggggrandfather William Riley Brookshire/ier. I have a copy of a post card in which these two had correspondance. Been trying for many years to find other kin folk of William Riley, born 1821 in Tn died 1896 in Caldwell Co, MO. Some have tried to tell us who his parents were but had no documentaion whatsoever. If anyone has anything they can share on either of these gentlemen, please let us know. Caldwell Co courthouse had suffered 2 major fires and much of the needed proof was lost. Would be great if someone had a bible or other means of helping us out. Thanks in advance.

Kingston Cemetery

pcreighton603 — 2009-03-02 22:00:34Z

I would like to obtain cemetery/headstone info for the RHEA family.
They are James L Rhea, Mahala Rhea and their children. I appreciate
any help that you can give!

George W. & Mary (Morris) White

kentuckboy97 — 2009-03-19 16:39:15Z

Am interested if anyone would have information on George W.& Mary E. (Morris) White. George had a daughter, Minnie M. White, evidently from a first marriage, as her information does not show her to be Mary's child.

George W. White, age 75 died in Caldwell County, 16 December, 1915. On his death certificate he is listed as being widowed and supposedly being buried in Union Star.
However, any cemetery information I have for DeKalb County, does not indicate a George or Mary White, being buried at Union Star. Also, I do not find any record of Mary's death.

Mary E.(Morris) White was a sister of my wife's grandfather, William Reynolds Morris. I would appreciate any information anyone may have about the couple. Thank you!
Dennis

Re: Henry and Sarah Catherine (Mizer) Arbogast...

habitat1323 — 2008-09-28 19:45:39Z

I sent you a direct email. Did you receive it.

Cecil McFarland

Re: PAYTON OWEN ~ SANDFORD OWEN

mslorette — 2009-03-17 13:06:50Z

Hi,

I was just adding some of the info into my tree on Ancestry.com and found Pearl, daughter of Peter Unruh. The census information states that Pearl and Elizabeth were adopted. Did you know that? It does not state a wife for Peter. His age was 50. Also listed as adopted was Elizabeth age 20. Could that be Pearl's sister? I have a new email....

mslorette@netscape.com
Jinni Lorette Pope

Re: WRIGHT obits

lintnerz — 2008-12-15 00:41:36Z

JimJean154,
I do not have obits, but I do have headstone photos for Alzora (Shockley)Wright(wife of W.B. Wright), and Edward (aka Edmond) Wright. Both are buried in Weaver Cemetery in Caldwell County, along with several of their Wright family.

I do not have a date of death for James H Wright, if you have this info I would be interested.

Also, if you have any further info on the father Winfield Wright.

Re: Breckenridge,Mo

mary19129 — 2009-04-28 20:03:10Z

In the 1910 census for Caldwell County Missouri

Silas F. Griffith
Stella E.
Elsie--daughter
Lavinia-daughter
Vincie--son

Re: George W. & Mary (Morris) White

ThomasKer2 — 2009-03-20 20:58:55Z

I'm not related to this family.

Have you considered that Union Star Cem. may have been bought & sold several times since 1915 & subsequently renamed? ? ? ?

1850 - this census does not indicate family relationships
Name: Rebeca Morris
Age: 33
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1817
Birth Place: Indiana
Gender: Female
Home in 1850(City,County,State): Division 10, Berrien, Michigan

Aaron P Morris 36, DEL = farmer
Frances Morris 7, MI
Julia S Morris 2, MI
Lucy A Morris 13, MI
Mary Morris 5, MI
Nancy R Morris 12, MI
Rebeca Morris 33, IND
Thomas S Morris 9, MI

1860 - this census does not indicate family relationships
Name: Rebecca Morris
Age in 1860: 43
Birth Year: abt 1817
Birthplace: Indiana
Home in 1860: Oronoko, Berrien, Michigan
Gender: Female
Post Office: Berrien Springs

Aaron P Morris 46, DEL = farmer
Rebecca [Sales] Morris 43, IND
Thomas S Morris 18, MI
Frances Morris 16, MI
Mary Morris 14, MI < < < < < < married George White
Julia S Morris 12, MI
Aaron J Morris 8, MI [1852]
Rebecca A Morris 6, MI [1854]
William K Morris 3, MI [b. Berrien Springs, MI]
John Beaman 3, MI
George Simpson 28, Canada

1870 -
Name: Rebecca Morris
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1854
Age in 1870: 16
Birthplace: Michigan
Home in 1870: Polk, De Kalb, Missouri
Race: White
Gender: Female
Post Office: Stewartsville

Squire B Bosworth 38, W-VA - lawyer
Lucy A Bosworth 33, MI [daughter to Aaron & Rebecca Morris]
Rebecca Morris 16, MI [daughter to Aaron & Rebecca Morris]

1870 - cannot find Rebecca Morris [mother] or any other Morris family member in MICH or MO

1880 -
Name: George W. White
Home in 1880: Polk, De Kalb, Missouri
Age: 39
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Illinois
Relation to Head of Household: Self (Head)
Spouse's Name: Mary E.
Father's birthplace: Ohio
Mother's birthplace: Ohio
Occupation: Farmer
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male

George W. White 39, ILL
Mary E. White 33, MICH [1847] [father b. DEL & mother b. MICH]
Minnie M. White 4, MO
Rebecca Morris 63, MICH - m/inlaw [1817]

1910 -
Name: George W White
Age in 1910: 69
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1841
Birthplace: Illinois
Relation to Head of House: Roomer
Father's Birth Place: Ohio
Mother's Birth Place: Ohio
Home in 1910: St Joseph Ward 5, Buchanan, Missouri
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Gender: Male
OCC: farmer

1900 -
Name: Willam R Morris
Home in 1900: Polk, De Kalb, Missouri
Age: 41
Birth Date: Jan 1859
Birthplace: Michigan
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Male
Relationship to head-of-house: Head
Father's Birthplace: Ohio
Mother's Birthplace: Indiana
Spouse's Name: Virnicia A
Marriage Year: 1884
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 16
Residence : Union Star Village, De Kalb, Missouri
Occupation: farmer

Willam R Morris 41
Virnicia A Morris 30, 6/69 MO [aka = Vernisha]
Goldie M Morris 14, 1/86 MO
Silvers W Morris 10, 4/90 MO
Maudie D Morris 8, 4/92 MO
Emerald M Morris 5, 7/94 MO
Opal Morris 2, 8/97 MO
Lulu Morris 4/12, 1/00 MO

MICHIGAN marriage record -
MORRIS, AARON P.
DAVIS, REBECCA (SALE)~
18 JUL 1841 Berrien County, MI

Use this to view the death cert. for George W. White and William & Vernisha Morris of Dekalb county, MO.

Re: David Parker, Judge of Caldwell co., MO

ThomasKer2 — 2008-12-04 22:45:39Z

I'm not related to this family.

FYI -
David Parker who was b. KY 1813 would only be 15 if Amelia [Permelia] in was born in 1828.

Go here for the family breakdown -
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Also -
MO. birth and death registrations did not begin until 1910.

Permelia Parker
Born: 8 Apr 1846 Rayville, Ray, Missouri
Died: abt 1915 Missoula, Montana

Name: Permelia PARKER
Sex: F
Birth: 08 APR 1846 in Ray Co., MO
Father: David PARKER b: 29 JAN 1813 in Franklin Co., KY
Mother: Susan GRIFFIN b: 10 MAR 1819 in Anderson Co., KY
Marriage 1 Telford MOORE
Married: 09 MAY 1865

1850 - cannot locate the parker family in MO.

1860 - this census yr. does not state family relationships
Name: P Parker [aka = Permelia]
Age in 1860: 14
Birth Year: abt 1846
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1860: Blythe, Caldwell, Missouri
Gender: Female
Post Office: Kingston

David Parker 47, KY - farmer
N S Parker 25, MO - wife? [aka = Nancy] [1835]
N J Parker 20, MO
John Parker 16, MO
P Parker 14, MO
M J Parker 11, MO
A R Parker 9, MO
Susan Parker 4, MO
Jeny N Parker 2, MO

Re: Fouty, Clifton, Grant, Henderson, VA to Caldwell Co., MO in 1855

ThomasKer2 — 2009-06-07 20:27:48Z

I'm not related.

You need to supply some 1st names for all these families.

Where were they born ???

Re: Nathaniel Peddicord and Nancy Dawson Family

pridpath171 — 2009-05-16 02:56:04Z

Nathaniel & Nancy are buried in the Kingston Cemetery, Kingston, Caldwell, MO. They are in Sec D, Row 8. With them is John T. Sec F, Row 5, Mason N. & wife Mary C.
Sec. C, Row 5, Thomas L. & Caroline J., William N., (son) and Gertrude (dau) Peddicord. Minnie P Morris, dau of Thomas & Caroline, Mertie B. McBeath, dau. of Thomas & Caroline. Don't know who Mason is. He was born in 1865.

Kingston Cemetery

pridpath171 — 2009-05-05 01:26:14Z

Is there a cemetery book for the Kingston Cemetery? I am looking for several burials there. I have looked at all the listings under Caldwell County.

Re: Henry and Sarah Catherine (Mizer) Arbogast...

JulsGo — 2008-09-28 23:31:54Z

Yes I did and thank you very much... I would like to have a copy of the picture of Lewis if it isn't too much trouble... I did finally get an obit for Ada...

Thanks so much for contacting me... I appreciate it!

Juls

Henry and Sarah Catherine (Mizer) Arbogast...

JulsGo — 2009-03-21 16:41:29Z

Hello everyone... I am looking for information (or at least an obituary) for Henry and Sarah Catherine.

Both were born in Ohio and came to Caldwell around 1885. They had two daughters, Dorothy and Ada. Sarah Catherine died on 3 Sep 1891 and Henry on 24 Apr 1908... I am looking for an obit especially for Henry...

Their daughter, Ada Beatrice, married Lewis Moffet. They had one son, Raymond W., in 1918. Ada died on 1 Oct 1951 and Lewis in 1957. Raymond died on 16 Nov 1952. I am looking for obits on any of them.

I know that the Arbogasts and the Moffets are buried at Mirable Cemetery in Rows 17 and 14 respectively.

Not sure what happened to Henry and Sarah's daughter, Dorothy. I am hoping Ada's obit would have something on her... Ada lived in Polo, Caldwell County but she died at Cameron Community Hospital in Cameron, Clinton County, Missouri.

ANY help would be greatly appreciated. The Arbogast stone pics are on findagrave which was a great help.

Thanks in advance!
Juls

Confederate Grave Sites

rcrebel1 — 2009-06-10 20:17:49Z

I have recently recorded the Confederate grave sites that are listed in the publishcation about the CW in Caldwell County by J.D. Vilmer. There are many names without a listing as to US or CS service. My quest is, if YOU know the burial site of a Confederate Soldier that is not identified in this book, REGUARDLESS of what county he is buried in please notify me. If you have any additional info on CS men from Northwest Missouri, also.

rcrebel@cvalley.net

Neil Block
Grave Registar
Missouri Division
Sons of Confederate Veterans

STILLWELL/BUIST obit

jimjean154 — 2009-05-01 22:34:14Z

I am searching for the following obit

Mamie Belle Stillwell Buist d 23 Oct 1948 in Calif. at the home of her dau Catherine Buist Morrissey.

She was burried beside her husband Lewis Buist in the Evergreen Cem. Braymer, Mo.

e-mail jhoppy9@cox.net

Nathaniel Peddicord and Nancy Dawson Family

karenpeddicord — 2008-12-14 00:13:49Z

Any info such as burial sites, death dates or parents would be very helpful. Any info known on the several children they had would be helpful as well. Please e-mail me at karencrd@yahoo.com Thanks Karen

Tempy G. Adams Carter B:1814 Rockcastle Co.,Ky.

patcartermorgan — 2009-03-17 11:51:14Z

I feel that I most be the only person researching this lady:My ggrandmother, Tempy G. Adams b:1814 in Rockcastle Co.,Ky.married William B.A. Carter 1833, also in Rockcastle Co.,Ky. William was a preacher & physician. they moved around a lot.In 1852 & 53 they were in Clear Creek, Daviess Co.,Mo. Tempy had her eighth child there.In the summer of 1853, William was preaching in Spring Hill,Livingston Co.Mo.,then Sept.1853, Kingston,Caldwell Co.MO.,Jan. 1854 Eagleville, Harrison Co.,Mo.Tempy had her ninth child, my grandfather, Martin Luther Carter.I'm not sure if Tempy moved with William, but according to church records he was in Clear Creek, Daviess Co.,again in 1854 & 55, was in DeKalb, Livingston & Caldwell Counties Mo. Oct. 1860 to 1865 they were in Eagleville,Harrison Co.Mo., before moving to Monroe Co.,Iowa.I have no info. on Tempy's parents or siblings, that's what I'm hoping that someone out there can help me with.Every Adams "Will" that I've gotten doesn't name the wife or children or if it does there isn't a Tempy. All the records (land deeds & census) have her name spelled TEMPY, not Temperence. Any help will be greatly appreciated. If anyone out there wants more info.on the Carter family I'll share anything that I have. Thanks for reading this I know it's a long message.Pat

Re: Tempy G. Adams Carter B:1814 Rockcastle Co.,Ky.

patcartermorgan — 2009-03-17 11:50:43Z

Hi Elise, Wish that I could help you out but I'm stuck at this point.In researching the Adams in Rockcastle around 1810 I've decided that my Tempy might be the daughter of Daniel ADAMS & Hannah CUMMINS/ADAMS. I have no concrete evidence, haven't found a will for Daniel or Hannah. There was a Austin Smith Adams in the area but I don't remember the years! With all of the Adams families that I've checked I think I'm the only one with a TEMPY. Sorry wish that I was more helpful. Pat

Re: Tempy G. Adams Carter B:1814 Rockcastle Co.,Ky.

patcartermorgan — 2009-03-17 11:50:20Z

Hi Elise, I have pictures of their graves & headstones. They're buried at Mount Pleasant Cemetery,Cairo,Hall Co.,Nebraska.Tempy 6 Apr.1887 & W.B.A. 26 Jan. 1888. About TEMPY's name I've never seen it as Temperence, even on legal documents. She named one of her daughters Tempy & two of her granddaughters were also named TEMPY. I don't know what the "G" stands for,maybe Georgeanna???? she named one of her sons George William. As for when they went to Mo.the first info. that I have is 2 Dec.1852,Clear Creek,Daviess Co.,W.B.A. is mentioned in an article of "The Christian Record".He was a preacher with The Disciple of Christ Church & they sent him to places to start a new church or replace a preacher. That's why I don't think they followed family.Don't really know?? Pat

Re: Tempy G. Adams Carter B:1814 Rockcastle Co.,Ky.

patcartermorgan — 2009-03-17 11:49:58Z

Hi Elise, I checked your obit. realy nice but NO Tempy. I've been telling a friend who is also researching ADAMS she would like your email address because the names that you have are some of the same as her's. Her name is Rose Adams. You might have already corresponded in the past. Keep up the good work.

Tempy G. ADAMS CARTER 1814 Rockcastle Co.,Ky.

patcartermorgan — 2009-03-17 11:49:37Z

I feel that I most be the only person researching this lady:My ggrandmother, Tempy G. Adams b:1814 in Rockcastle Co.,Ky.married William BAA. Carter 1833, also in Rockcastle Co.,Ky. William was a preacher & physician. they moved around a lot.In 1852 & 53 they were in Clear Creek, Daviess Co.,Mo. Tempy had her eighth child there.In the summer of 1853, William was preaching in Spring Hill,Livingston CoMoo.,then Sept.1853, Kingston,Caldwell CoMoO.,Jan. 1854 Eagleville, Harrison Co.,Mo.Tempy had her ninth child, my grandfather, Martin Luther Carter.I'm not sure if Tempy moved with William, but according to church records he was in Clear Creek, Daviess Co.,again in 1854 & 55, was in DeKalb, Livingston & Caldwell Counties Mo. Oct. 1860 to 1865 they were in Eagleville,Harrison CoMoo., before moving to Monroe Co.,Iowa.I have no info. on Tempy's parents or siblings, that's what I'm hoping that someone out there can help me with.Every Adams "Will" that I've gotten doesn't name the wife or children or if it does there isn't a Tempy. All the records (land deeds & census) have her name spelled TEMPY, not Temperence. Any help will be greatly appreciated. If anyone out there wants more info.on the Carter family I'll share anything that I have. Thanks for reading this I know it's a long message.Pat

Re: Fouty, Clifton, Grant, Henderson, VA to Caldwell Co., MO in 1855

skavan116 — 2009-06-08 01:12:59Z

Jacob Fouty 1795-1868 born Maryland, died Mirabile MO
Sarah Fouty 1796-1886 born VA, died Mirabile MO
Hannah Fouty Clifton 1824-1875 born MD, died Mirabile MO
Sarah Fouty Henderson 1825-1899 born VA died Clinton Co MO
Elizabeth Fouty Grant 1832-1917 VA, died Mirabile MO
Merandia Fouty Grant 1834-1905 VA, died Mirabile MO
George W Grant 1823-1907 VA, died Clinton Co MO???
William Clifton 1824-1906 VA, died Leavenworth KS
Robert Grant 1825-1920 VA, died Mirabile MO
There was a family of seven sisters, five of whom came to MO with their parents.

Fouty, Clifton, Grant, Henderson, VA to Caldwell Co., MO in 1855

skavan116 — 2009-06-07 12:32:19Z

I am looking for information on the Fouty, Clifton, Grant, Henderson families who settled in Mirabile and Rockford Townships in the mid 1850s.

Re: William F. Wheeler

tdswafford193 — 2008-09-26 21:39:17Z

(1)William Fontaine Wheeler
(2)Jessie Garfield Wheeler b-19 Oct 1880 d- 09 May 1955,Black Oak ,caldwell co mo.m -Martha "Mattie" Gevena Welker.
(3)Bertha Lee Wheeler b 03 Jun 1907 d 13 Dec 1996,Braymer Mo
married Claude William McBee 05 Oct 1903--14 Jun 1964.
(4) Geneva Irene McBee 28 Mar 1937 in Miami,Gila County Az.--d 30 Jul 1984 Kansas City Mo

Re: Willis Brookshire of Gainesville, Texas late 1800's

bicketdoylepaula — 2008-12-04 07:21:53Z

I am not related in anyway, just helping. If you go to www.ancestry.com there is a family tree on William Riley Brookshire with the family information. Looks like he was married twice with one child with each wife

Spouse & Children
Elizabeth Robison
1824 – 1887
Jane C Brookshire
1841 – 1914

Elizabeth Thacker
1826 – 1887
William " E Brookshire
1854 – 1894

In the 1880 Census below is the family listed:
Grape Grove, Ray County, MO
Household Members: Name Age
William R. Brookshire 56
Isabel Brookshire 54
John B. Brookshire 22
Nancy E. Brookshire 21
Annie Brookshire 18
Thomas Brookshire 14
Joseph R. Brookshire 12
Ida Shaffler 8

1870 Census Grant, Caldwell County, MO
Household Members: Name Age
William Brookshire 49
Elizabeth Brookshire 47
James Brookshire 19
Edward Brookshire 17
Parthenia Brookshire 14
John Brookshire 12
Nancy Brookshire 10
Annie Brookshire 8
Thomas Brookshire 4
Joseph Brookshire 2

1860 Census, Knoxville, Ray County, MO
Household Members: Name Age
Wm Brooksher 36
Elizabeth Brooksher 33
Samuel Brooksher 10
Jas Brooksher 8
Ed Brooksher 6
Parthena Brooksher 4
Jno Brooksher 2
Nancy Brooksher 2.12
Martha Brooksher 12
A McLedahan 22

Mack Zumant?

CynthiaEpley — 2009-05-09 23:05:32Z

Looking for info on Mack Zumant, born 1860 in KS or MO, married in KC, MO in 1891, had daug (Elizabeth Zumant Goforth Upperman) in MO in 1892 then disappears. Spelling is close, looking for possible death in mid 1890s in KS or MO. Any help is appreciated.

Re: MOORE Family Bible

djcather1 — 2009-01-24 18:53:47Z

I am highly interested in the Moore Family Bible if you still have it. If you don't and if possible to get the name/address of the person who obtained it from you. Edward and Elizabeth (Sloan) Moore were my Great-Great Grandparents. Their son William was my Great Grandfather who sired Freeda Moore who married Gilbert Cather. Their second son was Wm Joseph Cather and he was my Dad.

Re: Sandford Owen - MO

skelto1 — 2009-03-16 23:06:53Z

Delores - I need info on Sanford's brother, Payton. Marriage records have him as married to Rebecca Bradley 23 Oct 1860 by S. D. Davis, J.P. However, I believe that the Rebecca in question was Rebecca Smith, dau of John W. and Abigail Moad Smith. Payton died in 1910 as a ward of the County age 82; Rebecca was still alive in 1920 and an inmate of the Caldwell County Farm at age 82. Payton has a death certificate signed by their neighbor at the time, C. W. Lane; Rebecca has no death certificate on file. Do you have any facts on this? Did Rebecca first marry a Bradley?
Thanks for any info anyone can share. - Carroll

Re: MOORE Family Bible

captainkid77 — 2009-04-26 11:44:07Z

i would love to know if my great great grandmother Amy Moore is listed in it or my great grandmother Henrietta moor.. yes believe it or not my great great grandmother was a Moore and her daughter Henrietta also married a Moor just spelled it without the E kinda funny isn't