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1. [BAGBY] Randolph County, Missouri...BAGBY [1]
Friday, 6 Feb 1914--W. Hall Bagby, who has been with Dinwiddie & Burkhalter for several months as prescription clerk, resigned the first of the week and is succeeded by Thos. Warford, who is fresh from a school of pharmacy in St. Louis, and who is now a registered pharmacist. We are not advised as to Mr. Bagby's intentions, but presume he will not be idle long, as he has been in the drug business for the past twenty years or more, either for himself or some one else as clerk, and does not know what it is t
2. [BAGBY] Bagby..randolph County, Missouri [1]
Friday, 8 Sep 1916--A NARROW ESCAPE--Carl Davis, son-in-law of J. H. Bagby, had a very narrow escape from death Thursday evening of last week, while working around a hay baler on the farm of Jas. Baker of east of town. With Mr. Bagby and Mr. Baker he had been at work repairing the engine and was standing close to one of the drive wheels when the engine was started up on a test, and when it had attained its maximum speed, a key in the drive wheel shaft caught in the side pocket of a pair of new overalls Mr.
3. [BAGBY] Bagby marriage..Randolph County, missouri [1]
Friday, 31 Dec 1915--DAVIS-BAGBY--Sunday afternoon at the home of the officiating minister, the Rev. C. N. Broadhurst of Moberly, was performed the ceremony which united Carl R. Davis of near Renick and Miss Nadine Bagby in marriage. Following the ceremony the happy couple returned to the bride's home near Higbee, where an elegant six o'clock dinner awaited them. The neighbors and friends of bride and groom were there to wish them joy and brought them many useful presents. The bride is the only child of
4. [BAGBY] Bagby marriage...Randolph county, Missouri [1]
9 Sep 1893--David Bagby, of Armstrong, and Miss Cora Underwood, daughter of Judge Underwood, of Vernon county, were married at Nevada Wednesday. The News extends good wishes
5. [BAGBY] James B. Bagby ~ Family Bible Record [1]
Posted on: BAGBY Bible Records Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/b/a/BAGBY/bible_records/10002 Surname: Bagby, Banton, Edwards, Herndon, Lipford, Russell ------------------------- James B. Bagby Family Bible Record Roberts County, Tennessee This Bible is owned by Mrs. Fannie Banton, 200 Fifth Avenue, West Springfield, Tennessee. Copied by Louisa M. Herndon, Springfield, Tennessee, October 28, 1938. Mr. S.R. Banton and Miss F.A. Bagby was married August 27, 1882. Mrs. M.E. Edwards
6. [BAGBY] Message # 1-Terrill [1]
X-Message: #1 Date: Tue, 22 May 2001 18:38:07 -0500 From: "Anne" To: BAGBY-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <005a01c0e318$42188f80$330448ce@annebagb> Subject: [BAGBY] Randolph County, Missouri...Terrill/Bagby Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit 18 Aug 1894--IN LOVING MEMORY OF--W. O. Terrill, who departed this life July 10, 1894, at his residence near Higbee, after a lingering illness of consumption, aged 65 years and 6 months. Deceased was un
7. [BAGBY] Civil War Rankings, etc. [1]
Hey ya'll... I noticed in a few of the recent emails that there has been some discussion on Civil War rankings or titles... As many of you may know, I have a Civil War web site that can be found in the "Related Links" of our Family Tree Maker web site. On the Civil War web site there is a Bagby Roster, C.S.A. & there is a Bagby Roster, U.S.A., and there are also some Bagby Bio's that other researchers have shared with me. When I was buildng my Civil War site, I gathered quite a bit of Civil War ma
8. [BAGBY] REDICK/BAGBY Part 1 [1]
Owen Redick OBryan Owen Redick OBryan, a well known and successful attorney of Mob- erly and a veteran of the World War, is a native of Randolph county and a member of one of the pioneer families of this section of Missouri. Mr. OBryan was born in a one room log cabin, three miles southwest of Hunts- ville, Mo., on the old OBryan homestead in Salt Spring township. He is the son of James T. and Jennie Lee (Bagby) OBryan. James T. OBryan was born in Chariton County, Mo. in 1860 and re- moved
9. [BAGBY] from DAR Library: William Bagby (1750 - 1806) [1]
Hey y'all! Have been in Washington, D.C. for a week for volunteer stuff and fun and research. Well, research falls under fun. Had a chance to visit the wonderful library of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. What a beautiful place with really friendly and helpful staff! I obtained a copy of Mrs. Carolyn Frances Griffith Rohr's DAR membership application for the Col. Dummer Sewall Chapter in Bath, Maine. She joined under her lineage to William Bagby through his son Ruebe
10. Re: [BAGBY] WM. Bagby [1]
My in laws checked several cemeteries around Huntsville for my father in law's family.. They did find John Ward Bagby and his wife but were unable to find their John Bagby and his wife Elizabeth Davidson Bagby. I do not have the vaguest idea if these folk died or are still wandering around and just not writing to the relatives.. Thanks to Sherri ...I have parents for this John Bagby. I assume there may have been no grave markers or the markers have been ruined over the years. anne > _________________
11. [BAGBY] Check out USGS GNIS (GNIS) [1]
List member Anne, The names & questions to your mail are thus. Your line in Huntsville City Cemetery. Gregory, Elizabeth 1-15-1809 Owen Co., KY.12-1-1879 w/o Thomas. All I can add is. She is in lot # 65. 70yr-10 mon-17days.. * note: Thomas is not listed as their. Her son George Robert Gregory is. you have 1889. Book says, died in June 27- 1890.- 16 yr-1mon-22 days. * note: Now all this means is you now have 2 dates. Nines & zeros are easy to make a mistake on. For some reason this cemetery book list
12. [BAGBY] John Arthur Bagby ~ Will [1]
Posted on: BAGBY Wills Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/b/a/BAGBY/wills/10016 Surname: Bagby, Callis, Cosby, Evan, Harris, Morris, Nelson, Overton, Richardson, Terry ------------------------- Louisa County, Virginia ~ Will Bk. 3, p. 246 ~ Will of JOHN BAGBY Written ~ 18 Oct 1788 Proven ~ 13 July 1789 "In the name of God Amen I JOHN BAGBY of the County of Louisa of sound mind but great _____ of body calling to mind the uncertainty of human stability do make this Will and Testament in
13. [BAGBY] Louisa Virginia Bagby [1]
Hi, I am looking for information on Louisa Virginia/Virginia Louisa Bagby who married Lewis Winston Yeager/Yager on Oct 23 1835 in Bibb Co., AL. She was born July 5, 1818 (AL ?) and died 1856/59 in Fannin Co., TX. I have her father as John A. Bagby, postmaster of Mara, Bibb Co., AL and her mother as Margaret. Any information on this Bagby line would be greatly appreciated!! I have no idea if she had any siblings. Thank you. Sylvia
14. [BAGBY] Additions, Corrections. [1]
--part1_3d.be4d10e.2835cca2_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I will answer, add to & correct the newspaper articles that list member Annie posted on the 17. #1 Was this lady's maiden name Bagby??? The first name looked so familiar that I thought I would pass it on... >20 Aug 1892--Mrs. Parmelia J. Davis, aged 85 years died at the residence of Baily Martin, 6 miles north of here, Tuesday. She was the grandmother of Prof. C. G. Davis of this place.
15. [BAGBY] Anne's post [1]
X-Message: #1 Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 22:07:23 -0500 From: "Anne" To: BAGBY-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <004001c0e8b5$a61b3760$907678c7@annebagb> Subject: [BAGBY] Thomas Bagby mother in law..Randolph County, Missouri Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit 13 Sep 1895--Mrs. Israel Hale, aged 87 years, died last Tuesday at the home of her son-in-law, Thomas Bagby, 4 miles northwest of Huntsville. She had been a member of the Presbyterian chur
16. [BAGBY] REDICK/BAGBY...PART 2 [1]
To John T. OBryan and wife were born the following children: Owen Redick, the subject of this sketch; Mrs. Mary Lee OCon- ner, Huntsville, Mo. and Zebulon D., known as Jack of Huntsville Mo. Redick OBryan, grandfather of Owen Redick OBryan, of this review, was three times married and to his first marriage. were born the follow- ing children: Rev. William F., deceased; Mrs. Flora Bradley, Yates, Mo., and Mrs. Adaline Randecker, of Booneville, Mo. After the death of his first wife, he married Mar
17. [BAGBY] Check out Library of Virginia War of 1812 Pay Rolls and Muster Rolls Ranks [1]
Jim, in answer to your question, this is what I found. Note, I'm not familiar with the term or rank Ward Master. Are you?? Also note the rank FM, fifer major & forage master, that can be confusing. Their is a lot of difference between a tooter & a chicken thief. OH ME. JMB. War of 1812 Pay Rolls and Muster Rolls Abbreviations for Ranks If no rank is given, subject's rank is considered "a" Private. Rank Abbreviations Acting A
18. [BAGBY] Marriage...Bagby..Randolph County, Missouri [1]
Friday, 15 Feb 1895--Married, in Moberly on the 12th Jasper Fullington and Miss Nora Bagby. The News extends good wishes.
19. [BAGBY] More from Randolph county, Missouri..more Bagby info [1]
31 Jan 1891--The remains of J. M. Terrill were embalmed Saturday by Adams & Johnson, undertakers, and were well preserved at the time of burial, Tuesday evening. 31 Jan 1891--ARMSTRONG HERALD--David Bagby went to Higbee Tuesday morning to attend the funeral of his uncle, John Terrill, who died in that city Sunday 31 Jan 1891--A SAD DEATH--Died, in Higbee, on Saturday, January 24th, 1891, Mr. J. M. Terrill, aged 58 years and 1 month. He was apparently in his usual health Tuesday morning, but in the evenin
20. [BAGBY] from DAR Library: William Bagby (1750 - 1806) [1]
Posted on: BAGBY Biographies Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/b/a/BAGBY/biographies/10028 Surname: Bagby, Simms, Proctor, Rohr, Murray, Isbell, Cox, Robertson, Saunders, Price ------------------------- Hey y'all! Have been in Washington, D.C. for a week for volunteer stuff and fun and research. Well, research falls under fun. Had a chance to visit the wonderful library of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. What a beautiful place with really friendly an
21. Re: [BAGBY] David Bagby #2 [1]
Oh, wonderful...2 David Bagbys in Randolph county...This isn't my husband's line...his David Bagby married Lydia Foster after his 1st wife Clorinda Bruce died...oh, rather I assume that the 1st wife died. The David Bagby in my husband's line worked at a factory in Huntsville...according to family legend... anne > > 9 Sep 1893--David Bagby, of Armstrong, and Miss Cora Underwood, daughter of > Judge > Underwood, of Vernon county, were married at Nevada Wednesday. The News > extends > good wishes > -----
22. [BAGBY] John Arthur Bagby ~ Land Purchase [1]
Posted on: BAGBY Deeds Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/b/a/BAGBY/deeds/10003 Surname: Bagby, Creasy, Dickerson, Semmes, Simms ------------------------- John Bagby purchased 460 acres of land in St. Martien's Parish, Louisa County, Virginia from Thomas Dickerson, recorded October 16, 1771 in Deed Book "D" 386, and witnessed by William Morris. [Creasy]. First son, William, b. May 1, 1750, d. 1806, m. Drusilla Semmes [D.A.R.], 2 ch. ------------------------- Note: The Will of John Bagb
23. [BAGBY] Thomas Bagby mother in law..Randolph County, Missouri [1]
13 Sep 1895--Mrs. Israel Hale, aged 87 years, died last Tuesday at the home of her son-in-law, Thomas Bagby, 4 miles northwest of Huntsville. She had been a member of the Presbyterian church from early womanhood. Deceased was the grandmother of Mrs. W. B. Ryle of Higbee.
24. [BAGBY] Stephen Terry & Mildred Bagby [Terry] ~ Land Transaction [1]
Posted on: BAGBY Deeds Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/b/a/BAGBY/deeds/10004 Surname: Bagby, Terry, Waddy ------------------------- Louisa County, Virginia ~ Deed Book F., page 314 ~ 12 May 1788 ~ Stephen Terry & Mildred his wife to John Waddy sell 235-1/3 acres of land [on Indian Creek] in Louisa County, Virginia which had been left him by his father. Note: Mildred Bagby [Terry] was the daughter of John Arthur Bagby of Louisa County, Virginia. John Arthur Bagby's Will can be read
25. [BAGBY] Obituary: Elsie Bagby [1]
Found in MAY 8th Obituary section of the Kansas City Star. (MO) ELSIE MAY BAGBY, 85, a former resident of KCMO; passed away Monday, May 7th 2001, at North KC. Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 PM. Wed. May 9th. at the McGilley Antioch Chapel, 3325 NE Vivion Rd.KC; burial in Forest Hills Cemetery. Friends may call from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday at the chapel. Contributions to the Am. Heart Ass. Mrs. Bagby was born DEC. 18- 1915. She was preceded in death by her husband, FRANCIS DALE BAGBY in 1963, & two s
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