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1. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Was Gadfly now JOY's Creek [1]
Hi Bill, You certainly can acquire info fast! In 1820 George Joy was in IL, I have forgotten where in 1830, somewhere between IL, AR & MO. I believe he purchased land in Lovely Co. AR, in about 1828 but that county actually belonged to the Indian Nations and had to be vacated. Yes, he is in Crawford Co. for a limited time, then into Missouri by the 1840 census. By 1845, he's in Texas and died there, but the Porter Joy you located was a son who did not move with his son, George. Looking at my B
2. Newspaper Obit [1]
I am trying to find if there might be a newspaper obit for my 2nd great aunt who died January 21, 1932 near Jenkins in Barry County. Her name is Mary Armenda Rogers Henson and is buried in Potter Cemetery. Her husband is George Washington Henson who died January 2, 1929 and is buried beside her. I appreciate any guidance in finding this valuable information for my Rogers line. Thank you, Carol Ansley
3. Why named Gadfly [1]
I found this in the Cassville Democrat July 25, 1914. I found it interesting and thought I would pass it along. Mrs. Swindle (Mrs. John Swindle) was in a little reminence mood. And she asked the Democrat representative if he knew why that Gadfly now Corsicana was called Gadfly? She said it was because Asher Fly lived on Shoal Creek and Nicholas Fly a kinsman lived on head of Joys Creek and that they would gad about to see on another, resulting in the town being called Gadfly. Penny pkbailey@mo-net.com
4. Re: [MOBARRY-L] William B. Searcy, b. 1834? [1]
From 1897 newspaper abstract by Ruth Browning. Exeter: W B Searcy here from Republic visiting his daughter, Mrs. F. G. Prater. 7-5-1900 Felix Prater killed by lighting. William Searcy may have returned to Republic? Bill
5. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Strangers in the Box [1]
Have you put them on a CD to share with family? Maybe mail them out, ask they ID photos & return? Just a thought Joy in MO BarbINNE@aol.com wrote: >We had the same thing happen to us, our aunt died at 97 and we found boxes >of slides. I bought a projector on Ebay and the slides that were of family , >I took to Walmart and they made prints for me. The ones that didn't turn out >they didn't charge for........ >I am in the process of putting them on a family web site and family members >that hav
6. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Why named Gadfly-Goodspeeds [1]
Goodspeeds Publishing Company published histories for many counties throughout the United States in or about 1888. The book for SW Missouri covers several counties. Since the copy write has long expired the BCG&H Society was able to reprint the Barry and Lawrence County sections in paperback and sell at a reasonable price. The Barry County 1888 Goodspeeds History of Barry County is available from: Barry County Genealogical and History Society Att. Betty Jo Thomas P O Box 291 Cassville, Missouri 6
7. William B. Searcy, b. 1834? [1]
Does anybody have information on William B. Searcy? He was my 3g-grandmother's second husband. They married 19 Feb 1899 in Barry County. Her maiden name was Mary Elizabeth Morrison, and her first husband was Isaac J. Doyel. She died at Exeter in 1914, but I don't know what happened to William B. Searcy. They are together on the 1900 census, but I can't find either of them on 1910. - Heather http://siss05.bsd.uchicago.edu/hblair/
8. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Why named Gadfly [1]
Mr. Joy is mentioned twice in Goodspeeds but only as portions of Henry McCary's address. George Joy was taxed for 1 horse and five cattle in Greene County in 1833 and in 1834 for 1 horse and 6 cattle.His neighbors in 1834 were John Meeks, Morgan Meeks, John Haddock, William Haddock, James and John McKinney. George Joy was not there for the 1840 census. Bill
9. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Re: MOBARRY-D Digest V05 #98 [1]
BCG&H Society has reprinted and advertises: Goodspeeds 1888 History of Barry County Reprint: $9 including postage Godspeed 1888 History of Lawrence County, MO Reprint: $9 including postage.
10. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Searcy again -- [1]
Thank you! - Heather http://siss05.bsd.uchicago.edu/hblair/ On Fri, 10 Jun 2005, Donna Cooper wrote: > > Here is a marriage: W. B. Searcy, Exeter & Mrs. M. E. Doyel, Exeter married, > published Feb 23, 1899, Thursday, Cassville Republican, Weekly Paper, > Cassville, Barry Co., MO > > There may be more - I don't know, but here is the link. http://freepages > genealogy.rootsweb.com/~haddockfamily/index.htm > > Also on the census I forgot to say that the William P. Searcy listed below > was living in E
11. Re: MOBARRY-D Digest V05 #98 [1]
How many Goodspeeds books are there? Julie in Idaho
12. Re: Old Washburn Cemetery [1]
I've been asked to post this to the list. The latest guess as to the location is here: http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=36.56472&lon=-93.97528&datum=NAD27&s=50&size=l _______________________________________ Thanks. I wasn't off by too much, but almost a mile, so I wouldn't have found it. It sounds like it is close to here: http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=36.56528&lon=-93.97194&datum=NAD27&s=24&size=l http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=36.56528&lon=-93.97194&datum=NAD27&s=50&size=l Mike Do
13. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Why named Gadfly [1]
Thank you Bill, I'll have to look on the land deeds site to see if I can find where these other men were living. I think it's undergoing updating at the moment. By 1840, George Joy is on the Newton Co, MO census. His name is often spelled incorrectly in records as IVY. Looking at the old handwriting, it's obvious why. Joy WBLanders@aol.com wrote: >Mr. Joy is mentioned twice in Goodspeeds but only as portions of Henry >McCary's address. > >George Joy was taxed for 1 horse and five cattle in Gre
14. Re: [MOBARRY-L] William B. Searcy, b. 1834? [1]
Thanks! However my William B. was born in 1834, and would've been 75 in 1910. I wonder if Dr. William P. might have been his son. However, from your newspaper item, I'm wondering whether William B. was still living in 1910 when his nephew came to visit. - Heather http://siss05.bsd.uchicago.edu/hblair/ On Thu, 9 Jun 2005, Donna Cooper wrote: > Hi: The census taker may have thought your William was William P. and not > William B. Searcy. > > There is a William P. Searcy born in KY, living in Barry
15. Years Ago In Barry County [1]
54 Years Ago ~ December 14, 1949 A Cassville Democrat Christmas greeting on the front page of the paper this week was signed by Mrs. C.M. Robeson, Mrs. Curtis White, Mrs. Missie Pearl, Mrs. Kathryn Mitchell, Means Ray, John P. Ray, Willard Burton, Jesse Callaway, Billy Stephens, Doyle McCubbin and Burt Dilbeck. Cassville's application for entrance into the Big-8 Football Conference was denied this week because the Tri-County League disbanded after only one of the schools, Sarcoxie, agreed to schedule games.
16. Re: [MOBARRY-L] William B. Searcy, b. 1834? [1]
Thank you! That's a nice clue. - Heather http://siss05.bsd.uchicago.edu/hblair/ On Fri, 10 Jun 2005 WBLanders@aol.com wrote: > From 1897 newspaper abstract by Ruth Browning. > Exeter: W B Searcy here from Republic visiting his daughter, Mrs. F. G. > Prater. > > 7-5-1900 Felix Prater killed by lighting. > > William Searcy may have returned to Republic? Bill > >
17. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Professional Genealogist - MO [1]
I do not plan to use my local genealogy society (Texas). I am seeking one in the area where the ancestor lived (Missouri).
18. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Re: McDowell Cemetery [1]
I would say that McDowell Cemetery is another name for Calton Cemetery. Toni Roush Springfield, MO.
19. Strangers in the Box [1]
Permission to Post It is so important to put the names of people on the back of pictures and also dates and even places because there maybe family in the future who don't know who the people are in the picture. Jane Foley Cornelius, NC STRANGERS IN THE BOX COME, LOOK WITH ME INSIDE THIS DRAWER IN THIS BOX I'VE OFTEN SEEN, AT THE PICTURES, BLACK AND WHITE FACES PROUD, STILL, SERENE. I WISH I KNEW THE PEOPLE THESE STRANGERS IN THE BOX, THEIR NAMES AND ALL THEIR MEMORIES ARE LOST AMONG MY SOCKS. I WO
20. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Years Ago In Barry County [1]
Your welcome! I'll keep posting. I hope they become of use to someone! :) ----- Original Message ----- From: Roy & Linda Garrett To: MOBARRY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 10:28 AM Subject: Re: [MOBARRY-L] Years Ago In Barry County ATTN: "The Cope Gang Thank you so much for all of the "Years Ago In Barry County" articles. ______________________________
21. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Re: Professional Genealogist - MO [1]
It is probably more than you would want to tackle, but here goes: I have done most of my own research on various family lines, but I have a few "brick walls" that I cannot seem to break down. Finally, I decided a professional researcher might be able to help. I am planning to start with the "brick wall" that bugs me the most - one of my great-grandparents. Here are the known facts: Jessie May / Jessie Mae Williams was born January 7, 1870. She married James Wiley Williams in Lawrence County, MO. T
22. Strangers in the Box [1]
I received permission to post these ideas on family pictures. Jane Foley Jane; What a perfect poem. When my Mother died, I found about 200 negatives of pictures taken 1920's to 1950's. Had to find a photo studio that had the equipment to develop these large negatives, some were 2 x 2 inches. I made several booklet form copies and mailed out to any living relatives, they would write the name, date etc. that they knew, mailed it back to me, then I would let everyone know as many names as we all could f
23. McDowell Cemetery [1]
Hello List: Can anyone tell me if McDowell Cemetery exists or existed at one time, I recently tried to find it to no avail. Thanks. Frances --------------------------------- Yahoo! Sports Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football
24. Re: [MOBARRY-L] Why named Gadfly [1]
_http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~haddockfamily/barryfamilies24.htm_ (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~haddockfamily/barryfamilies24.htm) See Henry's centennial address. I find nothing more on Mr. Joy but will check further. Bill
25. Re: [MOBARRY-L] newspapers [1]
Thanks for caring and sharing...A good number of my ancestors originated in Barry county,Mo Thanks so much I know you will be rewarded for your good work on this project. Kindest regards, Jimmye jlw@datalinkok.com ----- Original Message ----- From: MaryLou Sneed To: MOBARRY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 8:18 AM Subject: Re: [MOBARRY-L] newspapers I, too, appreciate all your hard work in transcribing all this material. Thanks is very inadequate but for the lack of a better
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