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1. Re: [MOGreene] Greene Co. death records circa 1916 [1]
Robin, My Grandfather died in Neosho, Mo. Sept, 1917, and his parents names are on his. Wilma
2. Re: [MOGreene] death certificates [1]
I don't know when the state started issuing them but my guess is that you can get it from the county for one that early. --- JACK NORWINE wrote: > > Where does one request a death certificate from > around 1912/13? > Does the state keep a copy > or does the county. I am thinking about Henry Co. > where my g > greatgrandfather, lived when he passed away. > Jack > > > ==== MOGREENE Mailing List ==== > Ozarks Genealogical Society: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ozarksgs/ > > ==========
3. Re: [MOGreene] Introduction [1]
Noticed your MALOY ancestor. I have a MOLLOY or MALOY in our ANDREWS/ANDERS family that migrated from GA to eastern ARK mid-1850s. Do you think some of you MALOYs could have ended up a little south of Missouri along the Mississippi Delta in area of Brinkley, Arkansas? I have a photo identified on back as JOHN MALOY among photos that belonged to my great-grandmother CLARA COOPER Mc LAIN (b1878 AR) and her mother PARTHENIA ANDREWS /ANDERS COOPER (b1834 GA, d 1915 AR). Parthenia had several husbands---I
4. [MOGreene] John Renner Family [1]
Was wondering if someone could help me find a John Renner (Born abt 1868) . He is shown in the 1930 Census with his wife, Ida , daughter Johnie Virginia, & step-son, Hudson Franklin. The address was 1219 East Mill Street. He was a worker at the City Dump Yard. I need to find out when and where he is buried if at all possible. Does anyone know just how I can go about finding this information out for Greene Co, MO?? Thanks so much! Diane O'Quinn doquinn@centurytel.net Missouri
5. Re: [MOGreene] Mitchell's [1]
Wilma, I did a little searching around for your Mitchell's. I find in my own research women are really hard to research. I always research the men in their families in hopes they will lead me to the women eventually. Most of the time this theory works. I'd say go for Marion and Hiram. I found both of those names in the SS Death Index. Their births would have made them Delphie's younger brothers but they were all born and died within 5 years of each other. You could start with their SS applications,
6. Re: [MOGreene] cemeterys [1]
Patsy, Who are your Mitchells & Taylors? I am trying to find info on a Robert & Ella (Lawyer) Mitchell and their children, Delpha, Marion, and Hiram. Know very little about them, except what I gathered from Delpha's Funeral Home Record. Wilma
7. Re: [MOGreene] Re: MOGREENE-D Digest V03 #115 [1]
No, it is not refunded and sometimes it takes months.....I have had a lot of problems trying to get death certificates from Missouri....Sometimes getting an obit is better Sandy Wainwright
8. Re: [MOGreene] Greene Co. death records circa 1916 [1]
Exactly, and sometimes (last surviving spouse, children not local) that information may come from someone as remote as the lady who keeps the boarding house they died in. Even when it is one of their kids or a spouse, it's iffy; if it's a grandchild or nephew, etc., gets iffier. I have an ancestor whose death certificate asks, among other things, for the deceased's father's place of birth. Answer was given by deceased's grandson---the great-grandson of the person the question was about. He gave birthpla
9. Re: [MOGreene] Osteopath Hospital [1]
Is Osteopath/Columbia the one that is now called Doctor's Hospital @ 2828 N National? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wilma Fields" To: Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 4:02 PM Subject: Re: [MOGreene] Osteopath Hospital > Hersh, > > If you are referring to the Osteopathic Hospital in Springfield, it was > located on Norton Road, west of National, in North Springfield. I have not > heard of Columbia south---could it be Cox south? > > Wilma > >
10. [MOGreene] cemeterys [1]
need directions to Rose Hill Church &Cemetery & Hictory Grove Church & Cemetery. have family in both cemeterys HICKMAN,HINKLE,TAYLOR, MITCHELL, BIEBLE/BIBLE, HURD,LONG, HYDER,HICKS,ETC Patsy
11. [MOGreene] Re: 1st AR Cav Jacob Coonest [1]
No charge, Susan... I am just sorry I wasn't able to find something concrete. At my site, you will find my story on my Union Soldier, under the UNION FUNERAL SERVICE. Then, you will have a better idea why I was determined to find yours. Lanita Sconce Miller Wichita, KS Researching my lines: ARNOLD, BELLAH, BENNETT, CLOAR, COUCH, DAVIS [2 lines], DETHROW, DUBOISE, DYER, ELLIOTT, FERRELL, JUSTICE, KIRK, MARRIOTT, MAYFIELD, MCBREYER, MCWILLIAMS, PRINCE, RIMMER, ROSSELL, SCONCE, STOGSDILL, SUPLER, TA
12. Re: [MOGreene] Death Certificate [1]
Peggy , Try the following site for the State of Missouri. It requires Acrobat Reader I think. But you can print the application for either Birth or Death Certification. There are other sites for ordering these records, but they seem to be "middlemen" and charge triple the $10 required here . . . I am now doing the same thing for Saint Louis City death records---another site just for the city. Good Luck, Audrey Williams Stanaland http://www.health.state.mo.us/BirthAndDeathRecords/BirthAndDeathRecords.ht
13. Re: [MOGreene] Osteopath Hospital [1]
Wilma Thanks very much for the reply & information. Yes, it is the Osteopathic Hospital that I speak of. I was trying to find the records of a birth there in that Hospital in 1948 & was informed that the records were moved to Columbia South, Which could be cox south instead. Best regards Hersh ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit w
14. Re: [MOGreene] death certificates [1]
For 1910 to present. Cost $10.00 Missouri Bureau of Vital Records 930 Wildwood, PO Box 570 Jefferson City, MO 65102 Telephone (573) 751-6400 Wilma
15. Re: [MOGreene] Research at St Louis County Library [1]
Why not just call the library and ask them to do the lookup. If they won't do it ask them for a referral of a local researcher. You would get it faster. --- DrkRaven79@aol.com wrote: > Is there anyone out there who regularly goes to the > St Louis County Library > and would be willing to look up a name of a Union > soldier in their headstone > card collection? I would be more than willing to > pay for the time and copies. > > Susan > > > ==== MOGREENE Mailing List ==== > Greene County Historical So
16. Re: [MOGreene] Re: MOGREENE-D Digest V03 #115 [1]
As far as refunds from the individual counties, I don't know if they do that. I have had great experience with the Missouri State Archives in that if they do not have a record I'm looking for, they haven't kept my money and they try to refer me to where they think I need to go. ~gina~ --- JACK NORWINE wrote: > > Thanks to eeryone for your help in getting a death > certificate. > The price is $10. Is this refunded if not found? > How long does the search > usually take? > Jack >
17. [MOGreene] Re: MOGREENE-D Digest V03 #125 [1]
Carlolyn, About a year ago, I was talking to a lady at the Rivermonte Cemetery in Springfield. At that time, they had the records for Eastlawn. I know the funeral home there (Ayre Goodwin) has has a name change but someone may be able to help you. Jackie
18. RE: [MOGreene] Re: MOGREENE-D Digest V03 #127 [1]
Mary, You are exactly right and it is going to be removed and the sender blocked. Katy Hestand List administrator -----Original Message----- From: Bookout [mailto:bookout@qnet.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 8:41 PM To: MOGREENE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MOGreene] Re: MOGREENE-D Digest V03 #127 This is SPAM. This is NOT APPROPRIATE to be selling your products on the list. List manager? Is this right? MOGREENE-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > ---------------------------------------------------------
19. Re: [MOGreene] cemeterys [1]
Wilma, i have 22 pages in Greens co,Mo-Cemetery Book. and some Family tree reports from my cousins. give me some time to look thro it and i will get back to you .give me 4 days after that e-mail me again .Patsy ----- Original Message ----- From: Wilma Fields To: Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 4:40 PM Subject: Re: [MOGreene] cemeterys > Patsy, > > Who are your Mitchells & Taylors? I am trying to find info on a Robert & > Ella (Lawyer) Mitchell and their
20. Re: [MOGreene] database of some of Missouri's earlies legal cases [1]
Dick, http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/resources.asp List odf on line data is on the right. The early cases are St. Louis mainly. Wilma
21. Re: [MOGreene] Research at St Louis County Library [1]
Susan, I live close to Fayetteville, Ar. Let me do some checking around here. I have some ideas on where I might find that for you, but it will take me a little time. I am close to both Prairie Grove and Pea Ridge Military Parks, and a group from the University has been doing cemetery listings at 2 of the old cemeteries, one of which has many Civil War burials. Wilma
22. Re: [MOGreene] Osteopath Hospital [1]
Hersh, And here I thought I could help (LOL), having grown up there, and visiting my mother there until she moved to Ar. 5 years ago. I will contact family still there, and get a definitive answer for you. Wilma
23. [MOGreene] Re: Fayetteville and the Civil War [1]
I would be VERY curious to see if there has been an update on the Civil War info that I found in the official ROLL OF HONOR BOOKS, that listed those names and the amount of UNKNOWNs in the Fayetteville Cemetery. Those books do list everyone buried in all the cemeteries that served in the Union.. even when they were re-interred after the war.. and that happened alot. I have done so much research on the Civil War and finding Union soldiers, that I have gotten to know those books pretty well.. There is
24. [MOGreene] Greene Co. death records circa 1916 [1]
Does anyone know if death certificates of this era included parents' names? I have a copy of a modern one which does, but the state could have changed them over time. Robin
25. [MOGreene] Death Certificate [1]
Is there a web page where I can print an application for a Death Certificate for Missouri? Peggy
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