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Re: O.E. Monnet photographer?

RBestrom7380 — 2009-11-09 18:59:00Z

More on the picture:

http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.was...

Also, another poster has identified a William Adkins; but I don't believe this person is one of your two from Lesterville.

Ron Bestrom

Re: O.E. Monnet photographer?

bluepontiacman — 2009-11-06 02:34:38Z

Very Interesting!Paul Adams is Roy Adams son,Roy ran a store on the edge of Lesterville and I thought Ray and Roy were brothers?I'm sure you and/or Jim have heard of my Grandfather Ollie Adkins who had a Auto repair business about 1/2 mile from the Black River bridge and could fix anything.He also was the Maint man a the Black River Lodge 20 yr. Willam Adkins in the picture is Ollies Dad.My dad is Jim Adkins,we lived just down from Ollies garage.
Williams' dad was also William,he moved to Lesterville from Ms at least 1859.
What Lesters' are you decended from?When did the come to lesterville and from where?This is really great!If you want you can e-mail me. bluepontiacman@yahoo.com

Eric Adkins

Sinkin' Creek Post Office

Betsy_Waegelin — 2009-11-05 21:34:21Z

My great grandmother, Mary "Molly" Victoria Mansfield Carney was a postmistress around Sinkin' Creek area in World War I. Does anyone have any information on early post offices or know where I can find it? Is there a Shannon County History book that lists the early post offices? I would really appreciate any help on this. Thanks.

Re: Sinkin' Creek Post Office

Betsy_Waegelin — 2009-11-05 21:34:21Z

Thanks for the clues about the post offices. I will look into those two places. Thanks for your help.

Re: Sinkin' Creek Post Office

Betsy_Waegelin — 2009-11-05 21:34:21Z

Thank you so much. Can I ask where you found this information? I would like to pursue when my great grandmother was postmistress at Sinkin' Creek, MO.

Re: Sinkin' Creek Post Office

Betsy_Waegelin — 2009-11-05 21:34:21Z

Thank you for your reply. I have met Ken Fiebleman, and yes, I bought his books. I do have many relatives that lived in Dent County for many years, so it has been a great resource for me. Would you mind telling me what you remember about Sinkin' Creek?? My grandfather, Fount Carney, was born on Sinkin' Creek. I would appreciate any tidbit of information you might have. Thanks.

Re: O.E. Monnet photographer?

luigilula — 2009-11-05 20:41:36Z

Fascinating! I figured there was no way we had the same photo, seeing how this is on the Australian board! Much less, you being in the same area as me. I just spoke on the phone to a Jim Adams who lives in Desloge. His dad was the Ray Adams mentioned. I asked him if he knew a Paul and he said no. I called my mom and she is going to call Jim. She knows him and they are close in age. Somehow we may end up knowing more.

For what it's worth, my Lester family settled Lesterville. I saw you had some posts about Reynolds Co/Lesterville. I'll ask mom about the school you inquired about.

LuAnn

Re: O.E. Monnet photographer?

bluepontiacman — 2009-11-05 20:06:08Z

We have the SAME picture!My G-Great Grandfather is the second from the right.Thanks for the date,I assumed it was from the 1890s because William (Bill) Adkins was so young.He would be only 27.I know Paul Adams I will ask him.

Re: O.E. Monnet photographer?

luigilula — 2009-11-05 18:56:47Z

I can't really help you with your inquiry but your post came up first in a Google search I just did for this O. E. Monnet.

I, too, have a photograph of a group of men as you described.

Faintly on the back of mine it is dated Nov. 15th, 1891
(town? can't read), Washington

My group is four men standing in back with two sitting in front, one holding a fiddle and the other a guitar.
It was in a paper bag that says belongs to Ray Adams (whom my mom knows). (we don't know the men in the picture tho)

Just thought I'd share.

LuAnn

Re: Shannon Co obits

cbjames49 — 2009-10-27 16:27:15Z

Barbara, I am interested in your Reed family and would very much like to visit with you concerning Dr. Thomas Reed and his sons. If I am not mistaken your D.C. Reed was married to Drucilla Baker and if so then we have ties through this marriage. My interest is concerning the Civil War activities in Shannon County and the surrounding area. Please email me at cbjames49@hotmail.com or if you prefer you may call me directly at 660-815-4862 and leave me a number where I can contact you.

Re: Date Of Marriage--ROBERTS

patricialyn21 — 2009-10-26 19:06:36Z

Thank you!

Re: searching for information on great-granparents

anquestor_1 — 2009-10-26 15:13:04Z

Found this death certificate for one of the children:

http://www.sos.mo.gov/TIF2PDFConsumer/DispPDF.aspx?fTiff=/ar...

Also, here is a d.c. might be father:
http://www.sos.mo.gov/TIF2PDFConsumer/DispPDF.aspx?fTiff=/ar...

Re: Date Of Marriage--ROBERTS

anquestor_1 — 2009-10-26 14:57:20Z

10 Jan 1939

Re: McDaniel/Hamiter

anquestor_1 — 2009-10-26 14:54:42Z

I ran a search of death certificates. Here is the url:
http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/r...

Did not find anything, but you might want to double check it.

Re: Doug Ellington/Owen R Ellington/Roscoe Ellington/Sophia Huff/Moses

tellingtonjohnson — 2009-10-17 19:00:35Z

Hi Doug,
Thank you for writing me back. Of course, I have been anxiously waiting for your response :)

I totally understand the shock of all this. You are just now learning what I've known about since I was 15 years old when my cousin swore me to secrecy and first told me I had a different father. Naturally, I told my mother and she had to tell me the truth. Apparently it was a family secret and at the tender age of 15, the discovery nearly destroyed me. Yet I've always known I was very different from my other siblings and have since longed to know more about my real father. I regret not asking my mother more questions about him while she was alive but I was afraid to bring it up again. None the less, I never stopped thinking about him. Genes run deep.

In the late 1980's when my aunt finally gave me the picture of my father & mother together taken in 1945, it was the first time I saw what he looked like. It made it all real. I thank God she saved the photo to give to me when I was an adult. I have since treasured this picture and now that my mother has died, I have it in a frame in my living room. My 3 children also have it framed and in their homes as well. I have a few more pictures of him when he was younger and also of his parents. Everyone says there is a strong likeness between he and I. I also have the large dimple in my left cheek that our grandmother Sophia had.

Doug, I know this will take some time to digest and I only hope you are not afraid to communicate with me. I have prayed for so long to make contact with my relations on the Ellington side. And when I saw your posts on Ancestry (by chance)saying Owen Ronald Ellington was your father, immediately knew we were related. At first I was very nervous, also afraid of more rejection, but how could I keep silent?

There is so much more I'd like to write, but need to stop for now. If you feel more comfortable, we can write direct through email. Please don't be afraid to share this with Cathy in time. We are not alone in our discovery of each other. A lot happened during and after the war was over. I can only imagine what our parents went through. It's what movies are made of and novels written. I look forward to hearing from you very soon. Teresa

Re: Doug Ellington/Owen R Ellington/Roscoe Ellington/Sophia Huff/Moses

DougEllington101 — 2009-10-16 05:33:07Z

Hi Teresa.
Needless to say, I am stunned at the information you provided.
I haven't said anything to my sister Cathy as of yet. It would probably freak her out.
More later

Doug

McDaniel/Hamiter

jerrieann36 — 2009-10-11 19:33:36Z

I am looking for anyone that can help me find out what happened to Harriet Hamiter She married Samuel Sterling McDaniel ON Oct.5 1858 IN LA. There Childern are Will Clementine born 1859/ Mary Alston McDaniel born 1866 Oscar A McDaniel born 1861/ Allie M McDaniel born 1871. Mary is my 3 great great grand mom and i would like to know were and when Harriet died.
JerrieAnn

Re: Kendrick

anquestor_1 — 2009-10-09 19:31:33Z

Here's one place you might start your search:

http://www.ellisisland.org/search/matchMore.asp?LNM=KENDRICK...

Hope you find him!

Rev. Eli Nicholson

carlnelson167 — 2009-08-02 21:50:26Z

Looking for any info on Rev. Eli Nicholson, he live in or around Shannon Co. most of life. His wife was Bertha Pierce Nicholson.

Re: Doug Ellington/Owen R Ellington/Roscoe Ellington/Sophia Huff/Moses

tellingtonjohnson — 2009-10-02 19:42:05Z

Hello Doug,
I am so pleased to finally hear from you. At times I gave up, but not really. What I have to tell you may be too sensitive to share with other's on the post. I'm not sure if you have access to my family tree information on Ancestry. If you don't, write me and I will give you access. My family tree is called The Ellington/Bays Family Tree. I have photos and information you can see on what I have added so far. You are welcome to any other information I have as well. It's a work in progress.

Sophia Huff & Roscoe Ellington were my paternal grandparents. Their son Owen, was also my father. That would make me your half sister. I found our cousin (Joyce Mitchell) through ancestry and we have been communicating through our personal emails for almost a year now. Her grandmother and my/our grandmother were sisters as I'm sure you already know. I can continue to write more via the Shannon post if you like, or we can correspond through our own personal email accounts. Please let me know because I am just so happy and excited to be hearing from you. I don't want to do or say anything that would hender our communicating with each other. I look forward to hearing from you very soon. Sincerely, Teresa

Re: AVIS (ERNESTINE) ROBERTS---SHANNON CO. MO.

patricialyn21 — 2009-09-22 01:18:51Z

I want to thank him also. A few days ago someone posted her grave site on find a grave so i have all the info i needed plus what you sent. Thank you both!

Re: AVIS (ERNESTINE) ROBERTS---SHANNON CO. MO.

patricialyn21 — 2009-09-22 01:02:38Z

Thank you for all of the great info. I appreciate your time!

Re: James Sinclair Born 1830 Married Charity (Maccormack?) from Shannon Co.

patricialyn21 — 2009-07-30 15:55:32Z

Please send me your personal email address. Mine is patricialyn2@hotmail.com.

SMITH CEMETERY

patricialyn21 — 2009-09-17 23:06:42Z

Would anyone know if Hiram 1847-1919 & Martha Smith 1849-1934 were buried in this cemetery. Was the town this cemetery is in once called Lewis Hollow? Thank you.

LEWIS HOLLOW CEMETERY

patricialyn21 — 2009-09-16 03:46:42Z

Does anyone know where this cemetery is or what name it may be called now? Thank you.

AVIS (ERNESTINE) ROBERTS---SHANNON CO. MO.

patricialyn21 — 2009-09-05 01:01:37Z

Avis was born in Shannon Co. mo. Wondering if anyone knows where her & spouse Ivan Roberts are buried in CA. I know she died in Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co. CA. She was born in 1920 & died on December 25, 2007. I do not know who her parents were from Shannon Co MO. Thank you for any help.

LOOKUP-MARRIAGE-CHARLES EDWARD MURFIN & STELLA

patricialyn21 — 2009-07-29 23:52:59Z

Charles Edward Murfin married to Margaret Cloninger. She died in 1950 & he remarried. Her name was Stella. Maiden name unknown. Charles died in 1956 in Greene Co. MO. in Springfield. Looking for date of marriage to Stella. Thank you.

Re: James Sinclair Born 1830 Married Charity (Maccormack?) from Shannon Co.

patricialyn21 — 2009-07-29 23:27:39Z

I have a George Washington Sinclair married to a Bessie Estella Murfin. Just wondering if you knew if William married to Myrtle Green was his brother. William Ray Sinclair's obit says he is survived by two sisters. Bethelda Alexander & Mary
Heiney.

Date Of Marriage--ROBERTS

patricialyn21 — 2009-07-26 03:57:52Z

Looking for date of marriage for Avis Ernestine or last name might be Smith to Ivan Willis Roberts. Avis was born in Hartshorn, MO. Possibly married in 1939. I know they moved to California. Thank you!

Re: James Sinclair Born 1830 Married Charity (Maccormack?) from Shannon Co.

patricialyn21 — 2009-07-24 22:11:57Z

Do you show in your records if James Sinclair had a son George Washington Sinclair. If so did this George Washington have a son name George Washington & William Ray Sinclair plus 6 other siblings? Thank you!

Re: searching for information on great-granparents

yabgirl — 2009-08-19 05:05:53Z

I believe Sarah Young (maiden-Freeman) was my great grandmother. The information I have says she married Robert Calvin Young (born: 1-15-1870). Sarah was born May 11, 1880 in Greenville, Missouri and died Dec. 29, 1959.

JAY DEE JONES - OBITUARY

anquestor_1 — 2009-08-09 16:41:17Z

JAY DEE JONES - 58 - Park Hills St Francois Co MO - Born in Birch Tree, Mo. on May 19, 1951 to the late Robert Harrison C. 'Bob' Jones and Wilma Leota Klipper Jones Bales. He departed this life in Festus Jefferson Co Mo. on August 4, 2009. He was preceded in death by a sister, Barbara Clements. Survived by: Wife, Vickie Jones; sons, Jay Dee ‘Pudge’ Jones and wife Kristina, Bobby Jones; daughter, Wendy (Mrs. Steve Watkins); Sisters, Joellen (Mrs. Don Ross), Sue (Mrs. Cyrus Boyer), Virginia (Mrs. Ernie Maize), Charlotte (Mrs. Jim Allen), Diane (Mrs. Jimmy Hagerty); grandchildren, Mathew, Madison, Megan, Brandon, and Wyatt. Visitation will be Thursday, from 3-8 p.m. in the Coplin Funeral Home. Funeral service, Friday at 2 p.m. in the Coplin Funeral Home Chapel. Interment in the Layne Cemetery, Park Hills, Mo.

Re: Rev. Eli Nicholson

anquestor_1 — 2009-08-05 13:51:27Z

I reformatted it to make it fewer pages. Contact me and I will send it as an email attachment as it is too big to post here and this site doesn't accept the type of document as an attachment.

Re: Rev. Eli Nicholson

anquestor_1 — 2009-08-05 13:37:33Z

I have quite a bit of information. If you want to email me privately, I can send you about 170 pages of information.
djbarkley1949@yahoo.com

Re: AVIS (ERNESTINE) ROBERTS---SHANNON CO. MO.

anquestor_1 — 2009-09-21 14:33:16Z

Tom Smith: b.18 March 1880 Rector, Shannon, Mo.d. Sept 1959, at Venita, Ok, buried at Resthaven Cemetery, Sperry, Ok. Ran general store in Hartshorn.
Married 1909 to Ida Belle Derryberry, Postmistress Hartshorn, Mo. b. 9-28-1889 -d.25 may, 1964. buried Cedar Grove Cemetery, Salem Mo.
Tom's parents were Hiram Smith (1847-1919) and Martha Deatherage Cloud ,1849-1934)
Children of Tom & Ida:
1)Jasper Allen, 16 June 1912, Hartstshorn, Mo.
2) Dennis Elton, 1 Aug 1913, Hartshorn, Mo.
3) Robert "Dick" Hiram 6 Feb 1915 Hartshorn, Mo
4) Thurman Leland 15 Sept 1916, Hartshorn, Mo,
5) Thomas Leonard 30 Nov 1917, Hartshorn, Mo.
6) AVIS ERNISTINE 30 Jan 1920, Hartshorn, Mo. married IVAN ROBERTS 10 Jan 1939, left Missouri to live in California, had two children Gary and Marilynn.
7) Mildred Lorraine 12 Dec 1921, Hartshorn, Mo
8) Velma Leona "Johnnie" 16 Mar 1924, Hartshorn, Mo.

1975 address for Avis: 3401 Dow Ave. Redondo Beach, Ca.
1993 address: p.o. box 2103, Hesperia, Ca.

Re: LEWIS HOLLOW CEMETERY

anquestor_1 — 2009-09-20 13:59:03Z

I'm not aware of a cemetery by that name, but here is a link to other known cemeteries so maybe by searching them you can find something to help you....

http://shannon.mogenweb.org/Cemeteries.htm

Re: AVIS (ERNESTINE) ROBERTS---SHANNON CO. MO.

anquestor_1 — 2009-09-22 01:14:20Z

You're welcome - I have to give most of the credit to Jackson Lloyd, however - he responded to my request on your behalf!

Re: Kendrick

anquestor_1 — 2009-10-09 02:31:41Z

Actually, they are two separate households. See attached.

Re: Old Newspaper Articles August 1950

anquestor_1 — 2009-07-22 04:57:36Z

....the version we all heard was a headless woman......!!! I sure miss the old folks, don't you? Why didn't I have the interest when I was younger that I have now? Now they are all gone and the stories are mostly lost.

Re: Old Newspaper Articles August 1950

anquestor_1 — 2009-07-22 04:27:21Z

I once had several newspaper articles that someone sent me but at the time I didn't consider them important enough to keep - didn't want to offend family. I've had several requests from people to supply information about that incident but I still feel uncomfortable doing it.
I had thought to keep the articles for future reference, but I'm not even sure that's important anymore. I wasn't aware of the other incident you mentioned about a girl killing her parents.

Kendrick

beudreux2 — 2009-09-23 19:32:28Z

Does anyone have any info on Andrew Kendrick birth year 1866,and Thomas Kendrick birth year 1871. These were the sons of William Kendrick born about 1829 in Wales and Sarah Huskey.
William Kendrick and Sarah Huskey were married in Jefferson co. Mo. This info came from the 1880 census,they were residing in Jackson Township,Shannon County,Missouri. The census showed Judah Huskey,William's father in law as Head of household.

Re: Kendrick

beudreux2 — 2009-10-09 15:56:12Z

Thanks for the info,that clears up some of the mystery. If I could only find point of entry for William Kendrick or where he was naturalized. He was born about 1829 in Wales,the family history says that at age 15yrs. he ran away from home and came to America. I figure in those days at 15 yrs you were considered a man, but I don't know if he stowed away or worked his passage over.

Re: Old Newspaper Articles August 1950

clellamiller1 — 2009-07-22 04:12:47Z

ask your cousin alice. at one time she found a magazine article from some sort of crime magazine in a library. i had a copy of it but its packed away in a box no telling where. ruth fansler akers was my aunt. her husband anvil was my mom's brother. i grew up on that story as a kid and of the story of the young girl who killed her parents at their cafe in eminence in the 40's or 50's sometime. i can't recall their names but i can recall mom hearing she had been paroled after serving 25 years or more for it. i have always wondered about that story but i can't recall the names to look it up. but alice might be able to give you information on that one story

Re: Akers Cemetery, Shannon Co MO UPDATED

clellamiller1 — 2009-07-22 03:48:38Z

the akers that are buried in akers cemetary is not my granddad allen akers or his wife alice barnes akers. they are both buried in the new cemetary in eminence mo. i think i recall my mother mary lou akers (johnson) saying at one time that the akers that were buried at akers cemetary was joseph and nancy akers. i can't be 100 % sure of that but i know allen and alice akers are buried in eminence, and i think charles akers and mellissa akers are buried in the old cemetary in eminence. i am sorry i was wrong i think it was anvil elvie and melissa akers in the old cemetary in town

Re: Old Newspaper Articles August 1950

clellamiller1 — 2009-07-22 04:47:50Z

i understand your concern. for memories unneccessarily brought up to family. as a child my mom talked about it but never in total detail. the articlke i had was in detail.but it was almost like one of those cowboy books they used to sell in the 1800's..i knew the story was true but it was written almost in dimestore form magazine. i don't know what library it was found and i can't recall its name. secrets are safe with me because i have a horrid memory.. the other story mom used to talk about some concerned a 16 or 17 yr old girl whose parents owned what i think in later years might have been cecils cafe on main street there. i think they lived in a house behind the cafe. she apparently killed her mom or dad at home and then the other parent at the cafe and hid that one under a bed in a back room. i guess the cafe was closed and people started noticing her buying new clothes that was very unusual mom said.i am not sure how many days it took for someone to start asking questions but i do recall mom saying they found her guilty of both murders and sentenced her to life i thought. but she got out because i think mom read it in a paper someplace.she served 25 or 30 years i know mom said. my mom could recall all sorts of stories of growing up around eminence..as a kid i was enthralled with her stories.. as were my kids...of course we all have heard of the headless horseman in satler fields...lol

Re: Old Newspaper Articles August 1950

clellamiller1 — 2009-07-22 05:22:10Z

i know what you mean.. but i loved listening to mom tell those stories.. although whenever i went out and stayed at aunt ruths and uncle anvil's farm i didn't want to hear any story that was even remotely scarey...lol i won't watch scarey movies...lol never have..lol

Re: Doug Ellington/Owen R Ellington/Roscoe Ellington/Sophia Huff/Moses

DougEllington101 — 2009-09-30 19:07:40Z

Teresa,
Just found this message....

How exactly are you related to Owen Ronald Ellington, who was my father....?

Re: James Sinclair Born 1830 Married Charity (Maccormack?) from Shannon Co.

dadamsbbs — 2009-07-30 12:50:16Z

Also I was going to tell you that George Washington Sinclair b. 1883 Mo. was my great grandfather Edward Earnest Sinclair's brother.

So if you have any family stories or info you want to share that would be great.

Thanks
Dave Adams

Re: James Sinclair Born 1830 Married Charity (Maccormack?) from Shannon Co.

dadamsbbs — 2009-07-30 12:41:02Z

I have George Washington Sinclair b.1883 Missouri married Bessie E. Martin which I got from one of his descendants which is a cousin of mine, but I do not know the cousin personally.

I have William Sinclair b.Jan 1890 (probably Summersville, Texas, Missouri) Missouri died in Walla Wall Washington married a Myrtle b. 1894 Missouri (probably Summersville) but I do not have the maiden name for Myrtle.

Can you send me William Ray Sinclair's obituary, please?

Re: James Sinclair Born 1830 Married Charity (Maccormack?) from Shannon Co.

dadamsbbs — 2009-07-27 13:04:20Z

Yes James had a son George Washington and he had a son George Washington and William (not sure if middle name is Ray)and there were 9 or 10 kids total I have two Marys not sure if they are the same person I have to check. I am descended from Edward Earnest Sinclair he was my Great Grandfather.

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George Washington SINCLAIR Find out how you're related Your great-great grandfather Birth
Feb 1854 in Delaware Township, Shannon, Missouri, USA Death
Jan 24 1941 in Summersville, Texas, Missouri, USA Edit this person Ancestry Hints
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James SINCLAIR (1830-1863) CHARITY McCormack (1833-1902)

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JOSEPHINE C BEIVER (1856-1938)
George W Sinclair (1883-)
EDWARD E SINCLAIR (1884-1940)
Bisselda SINCLAIR (1885-)
James Arthur Sinclair (1887-)
John Lewis Sinclair (1889-1959)
Lillie M Sinclair (1890-)
William Sinclair (1890-)
Mary Ann Sinclair (1892-)
Mary L Sinclair (1893-)
Maggie SINCLAIR (1893-1893)

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1854
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Delaware Township, Shannon, Missouri, USA 6 source citations Hide source citations
1900 United States Federal Census
1880 United States Federal Census
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1900 United States Federal Census 1870

Age: 16 Residence
Jasper, Shannon, Missouri 1 source citation Hide source citations
1870 United States Federal Census 1880

Age: 26 Residence
Jasper, Shannon, Missouri, United States 1 source citation Hide source citations
1880 United States Federal Census 1880

Age: 26 Occupation
Missouri, USA
Farmer per 1880 census 1881
11 JanAge: 26 Marriage to JOSEPHINE CLERMONT BEIVER
Shannon County, Missouri, USA 3 source citations Hide source citations
1900 United States Federal Census
Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002 1900

Age: 46 Residence
Castro & Jasper Townships, Shannon, Missouri 1 source citation Hide source citations
1900 United States Federal Census 1900

Age: 46 Residence
Castro & Jasper Townships, Shannon, Missouri 1 source citation Hide source citations
1900 United States Federal Census 1900

Age: 46 Residence
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1900 United States Federal Census 1910

Age: 56 Residence
Casto, Shannon, Missouri 1 source citation Hide source citations
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Age: 56 Residence
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1910 United States Federal Census 1910

Age: 56 Residence
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1910 United States Federal Census 1930

Age: 76 Residence
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Age: 76 Residence
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1930 United States Federal Census 1941
24 JanAge: 86 Death
Summersville, Texas, Missouri, USA 1 source citation Hide source citations
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James SINCLAIR 1830 – 1863
CHARITY McCormack 1833 – 1902
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JOSEPHINE CLERMONT BEIVER 1856 – 1938
George Washington Sinclair 1883 – EDWARD EARNEST SINCLAIR 1884 – 1940 Bisselda SINCLAIR 1885 – James Arthur Sinclair 1887 – John Lewis Sinclair 1889 – 1959 Lillie M Sinclair 1890 – William Sinclair 1890 – Mary Ann Sinclair 1892 – Mary L Sinclair 1893 – Maggie SINCLAIR 1893 – 1893
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