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Searching for: +path:mo-rollcall +(+date:jan +date:2006)
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1. Roll Call [1]
Searching: MCCHESNEY: 1850> Thomas, (Born Ireland 1831) Aaron, son, Born 1869 St. Louis MC CONNELL: Sarah Born 1847 Warren Co., MO. Married name: McChesney, St. Louis MOREY: 1860> Henry, John, Ida St. Louis CONSTANTINE: Theodore (Born in Greece 1855) St. Louis ANDERSEN: Clara (Born 1866 in Norway) St. Louis ARROW: Frank Brice (Born England 1851, immigrated to New York, 1851) St. Louis 1877> Policeman 1890 AINSON, Alice (Born New York) St. Lo
2. Re: [MOROLLCALL] Joshua Roberts Ill>MO [1]
I believe this flu (Spanish flu?) killed people nationwide and in Europe. The service men of the first world war brought it home with them. My uncle died from it while in France in the service. Janis ----Original Message Follows---- From: PJLJ1040@aol.com Reply-To: MO-ROLLCALL-L@rootsweb.com To: MO-ROLLCALL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MOROLLCALL] Joshua Roberts Ill>MO Date: Sun, 1 Jan 2006 20:19:01 EST Hi Margaret, This is Phyllis Johnson who posted the item abt. Joshua Roberts. I was told ( oral hi
3. ST. LOUIS, MO SURNAMES [1]
Ely, Wittmer, Keller (John and Rose immigrated from Germany about 1895; owned grocery on Marcus Avenue about 1910), Spicuzza, Salia.
4. KansasCity roll calls [1]
My name is Jimmye Lou Whittington and my email address is jlw@datalinkok.com The surnames I am researching in Kansas City are HASSLER, Oberkrom, Mullins, Beehee Thanks Jimmye Lou Whittington Oklahoma
5. Andrew, Buchanan, DeKalb and Gentry Counties [1]
Kimberlin, Shreves, James, Caldwell in Andrew County Kimberlin in Buchanan County Kimberlin in DeKalb County Sealey & Brown in Gentry County
6. Timothy Collins line [1]
Lainee, I've also been researching a Collins line - trying to learn more about Timothy's siblings, parents, etc.: Timothy Collins B: Ireland (1841 or Apr il 7, 1839 (GEDCO); 6/1840-Ireland [IGI]) Immigrated from Ireland: 1855; naturalized U.S. citizen (from 1900C) M: Oct. 25, 1862 (Hannibal, MO) D: Oct. 22, 1903 Eugenia Hiett Collins B: KY (1846/7; August 1840 [IGI]) M: Oct. 25, 1862 (Hannibal, MO) D: May 22, 1907 Herbert Clinton Collins B: Hannibal, [Marion County] Missouri (Sept. 1, 1866) M1
7. Re: [MOROLLCALL] Mauller Duley King--Short? [1]
My John B short had many brothers and sisters some of them went to Mo but I do not know there names have not tracked them that far they are on my husbands side. pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "PAT MILLER" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 12:33 PM Subject: Re: [MOROLLCALL] Mauller Duley King--Short? > Pat, > Is your SHORT a Missouri name or from somewhere else? I just found that my childrens' gggrandmother was Elizabeth Short, married Frankl
8. Re: [MOROLLCALL] Pettyjohn/King/Kirkpatrick/Michael(Michalek) [1]
I am researching the surnames Pettyjohn, King, Kirkpatrick, and Michael (Michalek) Mary Petyjohn Arkansas
9. Mauller Duley King [1]
My Mauller came to mo from ohio and Duley and kings came from callaway county mo -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.371 / Virus Database: 267.14.12/220 - Release Date: 1/3/06
10. Bohannon Douglas and Putnam Counties. [1]
I am looking for information on my great grandparents Elmer and Mattie O. Bohannon were from the county of Putnam, MO. They had several children that were born all around. I looking for Artie Bohannon. Born around 1904 in Wyoming and married Hazel N Young Barker. He lived in Meade Kansas and ended up in the informatory in KS 1929. There were three children born to Artie and Hazel. They may have been divorced around the early 30's. I'm trying to see if the Artie Bohannon is the right one in Douglas
11. Smith and Robberson [1]
Donna and Sandra, Donna, so far I have not discovered any of "my" Smith family in either Oregon or Howell Counties of Missouri. Sandra, John Smith married about 1845, Nancy Looney Robberson {widow of John Robberson} in Greene County, MO. This Robberson was from the area known as Robberson's Prairie in Greene County, close to the Polk County line. John Smith and Nancy took the Robberson children with them when they migrated to Lane County, Oregon. I do not know if they used the Oregon Trail, or wen
12. Re:[MOROLLCALL]New Harmony MO Kenan [1]
Does anyone know who the first settlers of New Harmony MO were? Were they from New Harmony IN? That was a utopian community founded by Owen. They were called Owenites. I know there were many offshoots. Was New Harmony MO one of them? . . . My ancestor there was Malissa Kenan/Kennen.
13. Re: [MOROLLCALL] Joshua Roberts Ill>MO [1]
Hi Margaret, This is Phyllis Johnson who posted the item abt. Joshua Roberts. I was told ( oral history ) that this family died of a Flu epidemic but ---- I can find no true epidemic listed for that area of Mo until 1918-19. I suppose it is possible they died of the Flu but not of epidemic proportion or they died of something not the Flu ---- misdiagnosed. I stated it that way thinking it might be handed down in family history with that story attached and someone would recognize it.
14. Re: [MOROLLCALL] Roll Call [1]
Mary Stewart 1864, Texas Mo.
15. Re: [MOROLLCALL] Admin message please read [1]
please remove me from the MOROLLCALL! Thanks
16. Re: [MOROLLCALL] Mauller Duley King--Short? [1]
Pat, The Short family that I have goes back to Roane Co., TN Working from nearest to farthest:We are the Phillips line through Monroe's son Franklin Smiley Phillips b. 11 Aug 1884 d. 16 Jan 1919 Monroe Phillips (2 Oct 1857) married Sarah Elizabeth Short (22 Nov 1858) Sarah's parents were Francis Smiley SHORT (17 Oct 1819) Roane Co., TN and Deborah McPHERSON (7 Apr 1821) Francis' parents were Willis SHORT (18 May 1795) and Nancy KENDRICK ( 25 May 1800); Francis migrated to Sarcoxie, MO. P
17. Re: [MOROLLCALL] Joshua Roberts Ill>MO [1]
Yes, there was, but there were many reasons kids & others died in Brooklyn. Both my gr-grandparents and grandparents had 11 kids each and all lived in Brooklyn. Lots of them died. I've been researching this area. Do you have names and have you been able to find them. Jan Margaret wrote: > A bit off topic but does anyone know if there was a similar flu > epidemic in New York ( Brooklyn) at this time. One of my relatives > who emigrated to US when he was a child in 1860, was dead by 1905 as > wer
18. Rollcall [1]
Coleman, Holland, Norman Thank you, Donna Eades
19. Re: [MOROLLCALL] Mauller Duley King--Short? [1]
I have a R.T. Short and his family moved from arkansas to webster county mo in 1879 in 1881 They left mo and moved Erath County Texas. ----- Original Message ----- From: "PAT MILLER" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 12:33 PM Subject: Re: [MOROLLCALL] Mauller Duley King--Short? > Pat, > Is your SHORT a Missouri name or from somewhere else? I just found that my childrens' gggrandmother was Elizabeth Short, married Franklin Smiley Phillips. He's buried
20. Re: [MOROLLCALL] Roll Call [1]
Thank you all for your replies. Unfortunately, none of these are in my line (that I know of). The Drakes I have are Abraham, Jacob, and Archibald. Thanks, anyway. Sandi wrote: > Janerealty@aol.com wrote: > >> Searching COLE, DRAKE, MCCALL, STEWART, SALLEE, >> >> > What do you have for Drake? > > Sandi in Idaho > > > ==== MO-ROLLCALL Mailing List ==== > Missouri Public Libraries > http://www.publiclibraries.com/missouri.htm > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140
21. Schlichtig, Schweizer, Haar, Debo, Jordan, Todt, Foristel, Kuhlmeyer, Duester [1]
Schlichtig, Schweizer, Haar, Debo, Jordan, Todt, Foristel, Kuhlmeyer, Duester Mostly in St. Louis & Jefferson counties Suzanne in Penna. --------------------------------- Yahoo! DSL Something to write home about. Just $16.99/mo. or less
22. Re: [MOROLLCALL] Mo surnames: Smith, McGee, Wilcoxen, [1]
I'm wondering about the Robbersons of Greene County. Leonard Robberson, 1899-1959, married my relative, Cynthia Elizabeth "Betha" Smith, 1902-1965. They are buried at the National Cemetery in Springfield. I have no information on this Robberson family, but have a lot on her. She was the family historian for several allied families. Just curious if you research this same Robberson family. Sandra Van Wyk ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sen
23. Rollcall [1]
I have been looking for Williams of the Goodhope area, also Harper, Dugan, Wheeler, Swearingen and Glover. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
24. RE: [MOROLLCALL] Missouri Roll Call [1]
Do you have a Dorothy Magre Govreau in your tree? She is buried in Jefferson County, MO. Suzanne in PA mbolive wrote: Hi, Happy New Year. You wrote to try House Spring, Jefferson Co. Would that be concerning my surname House, Marler or which one. Thank for your help. Janet RESEARCH: PORTELL, CHAMP, POLITTE, BOYER, COURTAWAY/COURTOUIS/COURTOIS, COLEMAN, GOURNEAU/GOVERO, ROUSSIN, LaCHANCE, PEPIN, LALAUMONDIERE/LALUMONDIERE, ARCHAMBEAU, OLIVIER, CHABOT, ROBINET, RULO,
25. Lake/Bruce/Griffin/Rosson [1]
Hello-- Still looking for information on my MO ancestors: Baily/Baly/Bailey Payton Bruce b. Perry County, TN Sept 1851 m. Leanna/Leannah Griffin - came to Ripley County, MO via Crawford County IN Andrew Lake m. Nancy Riddle Waddle Lake came to Ripley County, MO via Crawford County, IN Margaret Bruce m. Charles Daniel Lake - their only daughter was my mother Herbert Lake - son Otis Lake - son Ruthie Leannah Lake Fred Lake - son Will Lake - son Margaret died after 1920 would love to have an obi
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