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1. [CW-OZARKS] Civil War In Shannon and Carter Counties [1]
Good Morning, "The Civil War In Shannon and Carter Counties", is available from: West Carter County Genealogical Socity P.O. Box 65 Van Buren, MO 63965 $30 + 3.95 shipping & handling N
2. Re: [CW-OZARKS] Civil War Headstone [1]
Yes, contact a funeral director in the area. You would have to make arrangements with them to set the stone where you wanted it set. Go online and go to the county you want. "With a little work you can find who you need. charles
3. [CW-OZARKS] Quantrill; Lawrence, Kansas and other new material at our website [1]
Hi all, We've added a number of new items to our site. -------------------------------------------- Quantrill - The notorious bushwhacker, partisan raider, marauder, etc. Over 350 pages of material, including documents about or referring to William Clark Quantrill from the "The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies." http://www.pddoc.com/skedaddle/010/ ------------------------------------------- Our pages relating to the Lawrence, Kansas massac
4. [CW-OZARKS] 8th MO [1]
Hello List-- I wonder if anyone has any info on this listing that I found on the Shannon County site one time, but it is no longer there. Just curious to find out more about him, as I am hunting for a John A. Warren and wonder if this might be him .............. John A. Warren 8th MO Infantry Confederate Roster Co I Thanks for any help----Ona
5. [CW-OZARKS] CSA battle flags [1]
There is a bill in the legislature in Jefferson City that will restore the CSA flags to there rightful place on the flag poles at Pilot Knob and Higinsville. Pleas contact your Senator and Representatives and ask for their support of this bill. Hope that this post is o.k. on this board. Seems like some of the other CW boards like to be controlled by Hitler type people that claim that the flag issue has no place on that particular board. HOB
6. Re: [CW-OZARKS] Re: Civil War Headstone/Duncan Funeral Home [1]
What range of cost is involved to set a stone? One of the Thayer funeral homes was owned by a related family, don't know about now. Pat Lanita M wrote: >Not all funeral homes will do what Duncans did.. My family are very close >friends of the Duncans. They are a rare breed and just super. They are a >chain in the area.. All owned by the same Duncan family... There are also >these in other towns in the area: >DUNCAN FUNERAL HOME at Eminence, Shannon Co. >DUNCAN FUNERAL HOME at Birch Tree, Shannon Co. > >
7. [CW-OZARKS] Re: Civil War Headstone/Duncan Funeral Home [1]
Not all funeral homes will do what Duncans did.. My family are very close friends of the Duncans. They are a rare breed and just super. They are a chain in the area.. All owned by the same Duncan family... There are also these in other towns in the area: DUNCAN FUNERAL HOME at Eminence, Shannon Co. DUNCAN FUNERAL HOME at Birch Tree, Shannon Co. CARTER FUNERAL HOME at THAYER, Oregon Co. [they might do it too.. They are super!] There is one other in Oregon Co who have been there for a long time... Name has
8. Re: [CW-OZARKS] Civil War Headstone [1]
Which side? If he was a Reb, contact your local Sons of Confederate Veterans branch. http://www.scv.org. If you can't find it, drop me a line and I'll put you in touch with Olon DeGaugh in Dallas who can help. If he was a damn yank...I mean, if he was a federal, I'm sure there are others here who can help. It's my understanding that veterans of any war are eligible for this service, regardless of how much time elapsed, and that includes CSA veterans. I attended a service last year for a Rebel who'd been b
9. Re: [CW-OZARKS] Civil War Headstone [1]
Darren H. gave you good advice. Find your nearest SCV camp in Dallas and go join - they will be glad to have you, that is if you are a Reb. If you are Union look for SUV. If all else fails I will send you the form. The SCV set approximately 100 stones in Oregon County, MO. Bob Langston Sons of Confederate Veterans Colonel John R. Woodside Camp #203 Alton, MO ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Miller" To: Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 9:17 AM Subj
10. [CW-OZARKS] MO Vol. Inf. [1]
where can i find out more about the unit for which my gggrandfather received a pension, which looks like "Company I, 4th Vol. Inf and Regiment of MO. Vol. Inft" of the army of the Confederate States. thanks for any help, carrie __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance: Get your refund fast by filing online. http://taxes.yahoo.com/filing.html
11. [CW-OZARKS] Jones and Turley, Confederate then Union [1]
Carl, I thank you so very much for the info! I now have a starting point for further research. I had run across Freeman's regiment, but never seen a roster or muster roll for the unit. I mistakenly listed Richard Jones' son as Richard Jr in the initial posting......it should have been William Jones. He served with William Turley in the 11th MO Cavalry. I shouldn't do this from memory...I do have it written down. Can a copy of THE CIVIL WAR IN SHANNON AND CARTER COUNTIES still be purchased, and from wh
12. [CW-OZARKS] Re: Funeral Homes [1]
There is a Roberson, Robberson, Robertson Monument Co. ... Something like that....[Carl, what is the name of that MONUMENT Company in Thayer?] who made a monument for me, took it to Randolph Co., AR and set it, all for $100. It wasn't a Civil War stone, but I am betting that they know how to make one. Lanita
13. [CW-OZARKS] Civil War Headstone [1]
Can anyone tell me how to get a Civil War headstone set for my ggrandfather? I have the proof of who he was, his service and his grave location. Pat Miller Dallas,TX
14. Re: [CW-OZARKS] Re: Civil War Headstone/Duncan Funeral Home [1]
Hey Pat' You don't need a funeral home to set the stone. We will do it for you. When I wrote initially did not realize your ancestor was from Oregon County. What is his name ? I have an Oregon Co. Cemetery book and can find which cemetery he is buried in. Now- getting the stone. When ordering have it shipped to me. VA will probably ship from the nearest approved quarry. There is one in Ava, MO. at least I believe they have shipped stones to me in the past. There are several things that we can do to help yo
15. Re: [CW-OZARKS] Jones and Turley, Confederate then Union [1]
John, The book is available from the West Carter County Genealogical Society at Van Buren, Mo. I seem to have lost the full address but Van Buren is a small town so the zip would be all that would be needed. I can check at our library and get the full address. It is a very interesting read for anyone interested in genealogy of that period. It solved a couple of puzzles for me but also created a few but isn't that what keeps this thing interesting. Carl ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda Griffin" <
16. Re: [CW-OZARKS] Civil War Headstone [1]
Go to your local funeral director and take proof of your civil war andcestors service and they will order a stone from the government at no cost to you and all you have to do is pay to set it. It does not matter whether your ancestor is union or confederate. I know because I did this in Mountain View Missouri charles
17. Re: [CW-OZARKS] Civil War Headstone [1]
Just out of curiosity, did they go from a "traditional" headstone to the military one, or were they unmarked altogether? Darren Chwoolsey@aol.com wrote: I finally found it Duncan Funeral Home, in Mountain View Missouri. just north of Oregon county. they are 222 E. 3rd st. and their phone is 417-934-2222. They arranged to order my tombstones for my civil war ancestors and had them set for me. All I paid was the fee for setting them. I am sure they can help. They are very nice and helpful people. Charle
18. [CW-OZARKS] Civil War headstone [1]
Pat, I've gotten a few headstones for union vets and Indian War vets in unmarked graves. I went to the local Department of Veteran Affairs. They'll give you a form to fill out and send in. It will come free of charge. You just have to promise to see that it is set in the ground. John Griffin Ice Box of Eastern Oregon
19. Re: [CW-OZARKS] 8th MO [1]
Ona, The 8th Mo. Infantry CSA was organized and recruited at Camp Holmes, Thomasville, Mo, commanded by Colonel Mitchell. Since it was the northernmost confederate recruiting point at the time, recruits came from as far north as the Missouri river so if your John A. Warren lived within that area it could well be him. Carl ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ona Fern Warren" To: Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 7:25 PM Subject: [CW-OZARKS] 8th MO > > Hello L
20. Re: [CW-OZARKS] Civil War Headstone [1]
I finally found it Duncan Funeral Home, in Mountain View Missouri. just north of Oregon county. they are 222 E. 3rd st. and their phone is 417-934-2222. They arranged to order my tombstones for my civil war ancestors and had them set for me. All I paid was the fee for setting them. I am sure they can help. They are very nice and helpful people. Charles Woolsey The stones I had set were for ancestors Charles Woolsey and Solomon Woolsey both confederates
21. [CW-OZARKS] M.Patrick Goad - Quantrill [1]
Please refer to the following message dated 9/21/02. You may already have this book. It is not a recommendation. Sent FYI Bob Langston ----- Original Message ----- From: the lankfords To: bomarscv@ortrackm.missouri.org Sent: Saturday, September 21, 2002 12:42 AM Subject: Fw: Quantrill's Guerrillas ----- Original Message ----- From: the lankfords To: askadams@hotmail.com Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 10:30 PM Subject: Fw: Quantrill's Guerrillas Hi, I have researched (over 10 years) and
22. [CW-OZARKS] Civil War in Shannon and Carter Counties [1]
Nancy, Thanks for the info on ordering "The Civil War in Shannon and Carter Counties." My father spent much of his youth in Carter County, at Midco, and related a few stories passed down through family members about partisan activity in the area. There's no documentation, but I'll contact him and have him repeat the stories, and then I'll post them. Again, Thanks so much. John Griffin Six above zero last Saturday morning!
23. Re: [CW-OZARKS] Civil War Headstone [1]
Contact Duncan funeral home in mountain view missouri, I am sure they can help you. Oregon county is close by. Charles
24. Re: [CW-OZARKS] Civil War Headstone [1]
Can I do it from a distance? I live in Dallas TX and this is for Oregon County, MO. Pat Chwoolsey@aol.com wrote: >Go to your local funeral director and take proof of your civil war andcestors >service and they will order a stone from the government at no cost to you and >all you have to do is pay to set it. It does not matter whether your ancestor >is union or confederate. I know because I did this in Mountain View Missouri >charles > > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion
25. [CW-OZARKS] Jones and Turley, Confederate then Union [1]
Fellow Ozarks researchers, I'm researching family who lived in the Pike Creek area of Carter County, present day Fremont MO area. Family lore says that Richard Jones Sr., Jr., and William Turley from the area joined the Confederate Army. Starvation rations in Arkansas encouraged Richard Jones Jr. and William Turley to desert, and join the Union Army. They joined the 10th MO Cav (US), and served out their enlistments together. Richard Jones Sr. was supposedly captured and became a "galvanized Yankee". I
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