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1. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] Where's ALEXANDER CAIN? [1]
I'm not an expert on Harrison Co. history by any means, but I would think there were very few whites there by 1838. The county was not created until 1845 (from Daviess Co., and Davies was created in 1836 from Ray Co.) So, you will need to check records in both those counties for such an early time period. I looked quickly, but it appears the earliest CAIN in the Harrison Co. cemetery records was not born until much later. So I assume that if Alexander is buried in Harrison Co., it is in an unmarke
2. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] Cemetery and Census Records [1]
On the Harrison Co website there is a list (only) of the heads of household in the 1850 census. If you find your ancestor on that list, you could then go to a library which has the census and find more info about him. There is also a list on the Mercer Co site. Barbra Chambers
3. [MOHARRIS-L] TO MIMI ALEXANDER [1]
Hi Mimi - The Zoar Cemetery is south of Cainsville, on the west side of a gravel road which runs north and south. I believe the road marks the county line between Mercer and Harrison Counties, and Zoar is in Harrison Co. It is a fairly large cemetery, very well maintained, and with the markers in very good condition. I have many relatives and ancestors buried there, so I have been there a number of times in the last few years. I don't know whether or not the cemetery has been indexed, but I do know th
4. [MOHARRIS-L] QExpress for Harrison County, MO ( BRODBECK GUNN ) [1]
Surnames: BRODBECK GUNN Submitter: Mary Anna Callaway (calmac13@earthlink.net) Date: 22 Feb 2001 Looking for Sylvanus S. Brodbeck who married Matilda Gunn 2-15-1883 in Harrison Co. MO. Matilda's parents, Marquis and Martha Potter Gunn, lived in Bethany. Sylvaneus Brodbeck had 3 brothers (Jacob, John and George) in Daviess Co, Mo. in 1880.
5. [MOHARRIS-L] AIS indexes [1]
This is a helpful tool, as Patti says, but keep in mind that it is filled with errors....names are frequently misspelled, people are missed, etc. Don't assume that if you can't find someone on the AIS indexes, they aren't in the census where they're supposed to be. Example: I looked forever for my SHEETS family in 1850...couldn't find them anywhere using the AIS indexes (whether on fiche, or in the books). Finally did a page by page search of the 1850 Holmes Co. Ohio census (after deciding they p
6. [MOHARRIS-L] QExpress for Harrison County, MO ( MILLER ) [1]
Surnames: MILLER Submitter: Julie Miller Evans (julron@mwci.net) Date: 28 Feb 2001 Searching for any information on Tyre and Emily Miller who moved to Harrison Co. Missouri around 1865-1870. Tyre was born in Kentucky around 1805-1806. Had sons named Aaron Franklin, James, John, and a daughter named Margaret that I know of. I think Tyre had a brother named John also. Please email me if you have any information at all. Thank you!
7. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] Burials in Mercer, Harrison, and MO counties [1]
Carolyn the Harriet Miller was my grandmothers Sister. Her name was Stewart before she married Robert Miller shes in Topsy Cem. I think. Eula Blakesley -----Original Message----- From: Carolyn Stewart To: MOHARRIS-L@rootsweb.com Date: Saturday, February 17, 2001 3:39 PM Subject: Re: [MOHARRIS-L] Burials in Mercer, Harrison, and MO counties >I am searching for a Hettie Landreth Miller who was alive and listed on her >grandmother's (Harriet Trent) 1892 probate
8. [MOHARRIS-L] QExpress for Harrison County, MO ( HOWARD SNIDER ) [1]
Surnames: HOWARD SNIDER Submitter: Sue Ann Buratowski (julielaurab@alltel.net) Date: 01 Feb 2001 I am looking for infomation concerning my grandfather BUCKLEY HOWARD and his parents THOMAS HENRY HOWARD and MATILDA JANE SNIDER. My grandfather was born Dec 3, 1895 in Gilman City, Harrison County, Missouri. I don't know if he had siblings. Any information would be greatly appreciated, I have run into a dead end. Thank-you
9. [MOHARRIS-L] James F. GRAHAM [1]
Seeking any information about James F. GRAHAM who married Virginia WALTON on 1 Oct 1883 in Harrison Co. When/where was he born? When/where did he die? Who were his parents/siblings? Was he married previously? The children of James GRAHAM and Virginia WALTON were: (1) Cleveland GRAHAM born JUL 1884, Missouri. Living in Cook Co., Illinois, 27 Jun 1905. (2) Jacob GRAHAM born JUL 1886, Missouri. This may be the Jacob S. Graham buried in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Harrison Co., MO "Wyoming Pvt 338 field A
10. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] QExpress for Harrison County, MO ( STONER MELTON WRIGHT ) [1]
James, I have a Charles William Stoner b.7-16-1848 Zaneville,OH D. 1-18-1928 son of Levi Harrison Stoner and Christiana Henryetta Lambert b.5-25-1821 d. 6-19-1913 in Unionville, MO. Charles married a Martha J. Melton daughter of William Henry Melton and Malinda Hall. Charles and Martha had Jennie Henrietta 10-12-1866 Mary Malinda 6-6-1869 Minnie M. 9-4-1874 Charles J. 5-23-1875? Joseph O. 10-7-1876 Gracie E. 10-10-1880 Samuel A. 3-21-1883 Bertha J. 5-29-1885 Dolly V. 7-22-1887 Rose N. 10-7-1871
11. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] Burials in Mercer, Harrison, and MO counties [1]
I am searching for a Hettie Landreth Miller who was alive and listed on her grandmother's (Harriet Trent) 1892 probate as living in Harrison Co. MO....Hettie's mother was Ruth Trent Landreth. The Trent family lived in Mercer Co. from abt 1869 to 1879, but when the old parents, Henry and Harriet Trent moved back to Mason Co.ILL for a few years, Ruth and two brothers' families remained in Mercer Co. I was looking in the printed cemetery books for Mercer and Harrison counties and found two possibles. Is there
12. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] James F. GRAHAM [1]
Hi Connie, I have some Graham in my tree but don't seem to have anything to connect with those you seek. I am sending what I do have in case you might run across anything. The first Graham is a family that had been in Ringgold Co, Iowa before migrating west to Montana it is a portion of my Walter ancestry. The second Graham is one that connects with the Dilley family in Daviess/Gentry Co, Missouri my aunt is a Dilley descendant. I will keep you in mind if I run across your Graham or Walton interests I will
13. [MOHARRIS-L] QExpress for Harrison County, MO ( KING ) [1]
Surnames: KING Submitter: Pixie Beaver (pixiebea@juno.com) Date: 15 Feb 2001 I am searching for the following family from Harrison Co., Missouri. KING, William born 1876-77 in Missouri married Chloe born 1881-82 in Missouri. Children of William and Chloe KING are: Clifford KING born 1903-04 in Missouri; Schuyler KING born 1905-06 in Missouri; Gladys KING born 1907-08 in Missouri; William KING born 1910-1911 in Kansas; Archie KING born 1912-1913 in Missouri; Dorthy KING born 1915-16 in Missouri; Zola KING
14. [MOHARRIS-L] I accidentally "deleted" my Email..... [1]
Hi All, Don't know how I did it, but, I DID..... I accidentally "deleted" all my Email from last night til now so, if you sent a message yesterday or today, please RE-SEND it to me. Thanks! This includes the Genealogical Research Lists above. I deleted all those posts as well so would you please resend today's posts too?....#%@x#:*..... Thanks guys! Mimi alexanders@home.com
15. [MOHARRIS-L] CAIN'S in Civil War? [1]
Hi Folks! If you're a CAIN descendant and know your CAIN ancestor was in the Civil War, would you please contact me? My thanks, Mimi
16. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] Re:Where's Licking, MO ? [1]
Fantastic site! Thanks a bunch, Jim..... I've already "bookmarked" the site and will no doubt be using it again. My appreciation. Mimi ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim and Elena Rhoades" To: Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 6:33 PM Subject: [MOHARRIS-L] Re:Where's Licking, MO ? > Licking MO, is located in Texas County. Use the following URL to find most > anything in the USA: http://www-nmd.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html > Very respectfully >
17. [MOHARRIS-L] Research & Organizational Tools / Photo Preserve [1]
Hi Everyone, Genealogy research can be a fun but complicated endeavor. "Cool Tools" can help you keep track of the records and sources you gather while researching your family history. Stay organized, learn about your surname. I am not advocating this website or advertising it for commercial use. I found this information very useful so I wanted to pass it on to you! Cool Genealogy Tools http://www.genealogyspot.com/features/cooltools.htm?news Internet tools to organize your research. Find more arti
18. [MOHARRIS-L] QExpress for Harrison County, MO ( JOHNSON COX FOX ) [1]
Surnames: JOHNSON COX FOX Submitter: Kevin Sutton (sutton.kl@gte.net) Date: 21 Feb 2001 I am looking for information on a Martin V. JOHNSON circa 1865 in New Hampton, MO. He married Louisa Ann COX, daughter of Luarke Wade Hampton COX, the founder of New Hampton, and Nancy FOX. They had four children: Lincoln, Martha Jane, William Grant (Bill), and Joseph Hampton (Hamp) who is my G-grandfather. He divorced Louisa shortly after Joseph was born in 1873. He served with the 1st Missouri S.M. Cavalry during th
19. [MOHARRIS-L] FWD: [1]
A good way to find a county is to go to www.vitalrec.com, then click on state you want, then click on counties and then scroll down to line just before all the counties are listed. It says "Follow this link to determine what county a city is in". Click on this link and you can type in name of town. I use this all the time and find it very helpful. Patti in Portland working CLARK and MADISON in Harrison Co.
20. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] QExpress for Harrison County, MO ( HUDSON HART MCATEE ) [1]
didn't find Hardihn Obediah Sebastion Hudson bust did find Sarah Hart with family in 1880 census Sugar Creek Township since this is near the Daviess County line Hudson's must have lived in Daviess Co. Found them buried in Cat Creek cemetery this in the corner next to Grundy Co. also. so might check census in Grundy or Daviess for Hudson family. ---------- > From: Sharon Orlowski > To: MOHARRIS-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [MOHARRIS-L] QExpress for Harrison County, MO ( HUDSON HART MCATE
21. [MOHARRIS-L] (no subject) [1]
From: Waitman-Ingebretsen, Patti Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 10:27 AM To: 'MOHARRIS-L@rootsweb.com' Subject: RE: [MOHARRIS-L] Cemetery and Census Records Have you tried the "AIS" (Accelerated Index System) available at the LDS Family history Centers? This is on microfiche and it is a way to track people that moved around because it is by date, then name. I just learned about this recently and have already found it very helpful. It sure beats reading all those census indexes. Good luck. Patti Waitm
22. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] (no subject) [1]
Could you send me the address for this site. Thanks Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 3:07 PM Subject: [MOHARRIS-L] (no subject) > From: Waitman-Ingebretsen, Patti > Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 10:27 AM > To: 'MOHARRIS-L@rootsweb.com' > Subject: RE: [MOHARRIS-L] Cemetery and Census Records > > > Have you tried the "AIS" (Accelerated Index System) available at the LDS > Family history Centers? This is on microfiche a
23. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] QExpress for Harrison County, MO ( HUITT ) [1]
Delores: Would you have any connections to Woods in Harrison or Buchanan Co. MO.>
24. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] Where's ALEXANDER CAIN? [1]
Did you try Daviess Co? Following are Cains and Lyons still there in 1870 - Sorry but I don't have 1860 info Last Name First Name Middle Name Age Where Born Page Cain John 55 KY 231A Cain Elizabeth 48 VA 231A Cain Hiram 24 MO 234B Cain Catharine 20 MO 234B Cain John 1 MO 234B Cain illegible male IN 347A Cain Letty 44 KY 347B Cain Frances E 17 MO 347B Cain Martha J 15 MO 347B Cain Charles 13 MO 347B Cain David 10 MO 347B Cain John 8 MO 347B Cain George 6 MO 347B Cain Margarett 68 PA 347A liv
25. Re: [MOHARRIS-L] Burials in Mercer, Harrison, and MO counties [1]
Thanks much for the info on the Harriet in Topsy cemetery.....one down and one to go....Thanks, Carolyn ----- Original Message ----- From: eulab To: Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2001 5:31 PM Subject: Re: [MOHARRIS-L] Burials in Mercer, Harrison, and MO counties > Carolyn the Harriet Miller was my grandmothers Sister. Her name was Stewart > before she married Robert Miller shes in Topsy Cem. I think. Eula Blakesley > -----Original Message----- > From: Carolyn Stew
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