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1. RE: [MOHOWARD-L] old vital records [1]
According to the Handy Book for Genealogists county clerks were required to register the births and deaths from 1883 to 1893. (I transcribed for my own self the microfilm and Cecy Rice had done it for a book which I did not know until after I had transcribed it; I checked for Nor---- and found none.) After 1910 the deaths are recorded at the Bureau of Vital Records in Jefferson City. The book further adds that state registration began in 1865 but did not achieve full compliance until 1911. Does not say
2. RE: Major Complaint!!!!!!! [1]
Kathy, Your transcriptions of the Higbee News will be greatly missed. My Granny loved the printed copies of the News...especially her birth and marriage announcements. YOUR writings brought back so many memories for her. I know of a few people who were looking forward the future writings regarding the trial of Marshall Dougherty's murderer. It is so sad when one tries to make family research just a little easier and then to have someone like Jere Duncan destroy it out of stupidity. I guess taking
3. copyright infringement, MOHOWARD [1]
This is a letter of complaint on behalf of a fellow researcher, Kathy Bowlin. Kathy has worked tirelessly for the last 5 years extracting articles of interest from the Higbee, MO newspapers and posting them weekly to the appropriate sites for Randolph, Boone, and Howard Co., Missouri. Every single posting has a "Copyright" Disclaimer. It has come to Kathy's attention that Yellowstone Genealogy Forum; specifically, Jere Duncan has taken her work and posted to the Yellowstone site. This clearly is in viol
4. Bagby school/drug store [1]
Was I imagining this or did they tear off the East section of the old Bagby Drug Store in Armstrong, MO? I was driving thru their last week, something didn't look right. What it used to look like is here. http://hometown.aol.com/jbagby4893/page2.html James M. Bagby
5. Unidentified subject! [1]
Hello all... Kathy knows that we are behind her 100% and that we understand how she feels and do not blame her one bit... I have heard horror stories like this from other Rootsweb websites that I belong to, and in fact I have had my work taken by my own cousins, posted on Ancestry, and then they didn't even post it correctly... they made it garbage... We were so blessed with Kathy's postings of the everyday lives of our Missouri families...She made them real with letting us read about them from the newsp
6. Re: [MOHOWARD-L] Re: MOHOWARD-D Digest V04 #77 [1]
Wonderful news, and I trust this means we can look forward to Kathy's Higbee News again soon? And Jere Dunkin, thanks for both your explaining what happened and your apology. I'm just happy to hear it is resolved, as we all love Kathy and the wonderful work she has done.
7. Mt Pleasant Cemetery New Franklin Mo [1]
I have Margie E Jewell Todd b 1891 d/o John W and Rebecca Todd ...buried in Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Is there a death date for her?...........Thanks Mary Benny and Mary McCune Peculiar Mo
8. Old School Baptist Church of Christ At New Hope, Howard County Missouri [1]
To those of you who were unaware of it, The Missouri State Genealogical Association Journal, starting with their first journal of 2004, is printing the minutes of the church mentioned in the subject line of this email. It looks like it is going to be in 4 installments, probably through the entire year of 2004. Robert M. Doerr transcribed the records. Many of you may know Bob. He's done a wealth of transcriptions of Missouri records over the years. To those of you who do not have access to this throu
9. Re: [MOHOWARD-L] old vital records [1]
Penolope, A good place to start to see what is available is at the Missouri State Archives: http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/pubs/archweb/county.asp -Sherryl On Sat, 24 Jul 2004, Penolope Giacoletti wrote: > Laura Crane: > > Would Howard Co. or MO State have death certficates for 1848, 1881, 1902? > > I am looking for information on sisters, Elizabeth and Magdalene E. born in Germany who married Charles J. Nordmeyer. He arrived in Chariton Co.,MO in 1838 and as he aged moved to Howard Co. where he died a
10. Re: [MOHOWARD-L] Old School Baptist Church of Christ At New Hope, Howard County Missouri [1]
AMEN Kathy, As Corresponding Secretary of Missouri State Genealogy Association "MOSGA" we welcome all of you as members so that you can enjoy reading the MOSGA Journal. We MOSGA members are looking forward to seeing each other at our annual Conference at the Holidayh Inn Select Executive Center here in Colulmbia on Aug 13 and 14 . A couple of the presentations we will hear are Ruth Ann Hager's talk entitiled "National Archives Resources for the Genealogist on Sat
11. Higbee News, 29 Dec 1927, pt 4 of 5 [1]
The following are selected articles from a Newspaper titled, "The Higbee News" which was issued out of the town of Higbee, in Randolph County, Missouri from the years 1888 through 1953. The editors were W. H. Welch and his son H. Scott Welch. This paper covered the Higbee area and also a great deal of the northeastern part of Howard county. The copyright notice at the end of this transcript is there for the sole purpose of keeping this work free to the public, and to ensure that it is not harvested by a fee
12. Re: MOHOWARD-D Digest V04 #77 [1]
I am going to comment on the above remarks. Although I don't think it is necessary to do so, I will appoligize to the list. Back in 2000 or 2001 I obtained permission from Kathy as did the Yellowstone Genealogical Society to copy these articles and make them available to people who may not have internet access in my local area. We have a written copy of the permission Kathy gave us to do this. My intention was to copy and paste these onto a floppy disk so they could be made available within our loc
13. The Higbee News, 22 Dec 1927, pt 4 of 4 [1]
The following are selected articles from a Newspaper titled, "The Higbee News" which was issued out of the town of Higbee, in Randolph County, Missouri from the years 1888 through 1953. The editors were W. H. Welch and his son H. Scott Welch. This paper covered the Higbee area and also a great deal of the northeastern part of Howard county. The copyright notice at the end of this transcript is there for the sole purpose of keeping this work free to the public, and to ensure that it is not harvested by a fee
14. The Higbee News, 22 Dec 1927, pt 2 of 4 [1]
The following are selected articles from a Newspaper titled, "The Higbee News" which was issued out of the town of Higbee, in Randolph County, Missouri from the years 1888 through 1953. The editors were W. H. Welch and his son H. Scott Welch. This paper covered the Higbee area and also a great deal of the northeastern part of Howard county. The copyright notice at the end of this transcript is there for the sole purpose of keeping this work free to the public, and to ensure that it is not harvested by a fee
15. Ellis and Fowler [1]
Asking for info. Nothing desperate, just curiosity mostly. Page 175 in The Cemeteries of Howard County by Coutts and Boggs gives this: Ellis, Maude b 1-22-1889 dau Newton and Olara Metal Fowler m first Samuel Naylor in 1908 second John William Jones in Boonville in 1948 he d 1954 d 6-27-1973* (* means grave not found, notes from Kingsbury) This is as far as I know Maude Mae Fowler daughter of Newton Jasper Fowler and Clara Alice Metcalf. (A little more on her parents and sibs) I know about Samuel
16. copyright infringement [1]
Dear Kathy - I am a part-time genealogist and don't contribute to the list as often as I would like, but I NEVER miss your transcriptions! I look forward to receiving them and get a laugh and a chuckle out of many that don't even pertain to my line. We can look at birth and death records until our faces turn blue, but finding out who ate dinner with whom, and who tripped over a fence and broke their nose brings our ancestors alive. There is no substitute for what you have contributed to uncovering th
17. Re: [MOHOWARD-L] Death date- Mt Pleasant Cemetery --New Franklin Mo [1]
Benny and Mary, Just read your question about GBCox Senior, in Mt. Pleasant north of New Franklin. I'll check the cemetery book for Howard County, MO in the hope that Mrs. Coutts, editor of that cemetery book, published 1994 , was able to decipher the gravestone information. ( G B Cox junior married my Aunt Annie Faris thus their children my cousins. (My 3rd(?) cousin, Mary Jo Cox Capps G.B.'s daughter lives in McMinnville Oregon. Mary Jo Cox Capps
18. The Higbee News, 22 Dec 1927, pt 1 of 4 [1]
The following are selected articles from a Newspaper titled, "The Higbee News" which was issued out of the town of Higbee, in Randolph County, Missouri from the years 1888 through 1953. The editors were W. H. Welch and his son H. Scott Welch. This paper covered the Higbee area and also a great deal of the northeastern part of Howard county. The copyright notice at the end of this transcript is there for the sole purpose of keeping this work free to the public, and to ensure that it is not harvested by a fee
19. Nordmeyer-Howard Co. [1]
Carolyn & Laura: Thank you so much for your information. Nordmeyer has also been written as Nardmeyer-a hard to read name at times. Charles(we believe it is Karl in Germany)J. had with his first wife a John that I found in the 1900 census in WA state-family lost track of him when he came west. My Louis was the last child of Elizabeth. The second wife bore Charles P. and Elizabeth(who married Monnig). Charles P.s' wife was from Switzerland. Have some photos of these family members, even on tin. Ther
20. Armstrong Library [1]
Can anybody tell me if Armstong has a library & if they do the address, as I would like to write them & see if they could send me an obit for my graunt Louise O. "Richards" Enyart. Thank you for any help or info you can give me. Bobbie
21. Fw: Re: Re: Re: Re: MAJOR COMPLAINT!!!!!!! (Pat #305985) (fwd) (Pat #306021) (fwd) (Pat #306037) (fwd) (Pat #306108) (fwd) (Pat #306168) [1]
Hello my friends, I am forwarding the answer that I got from Rootweb along to this list. After reading the callous disregard that this company shows for the time and effort put into years of work, I hope you will all understand why I will no longer submit my transcriptions of the Higbee News to these forums. I caution you all to be wary or anything that you put into an email at these sites. You apparently do not own your emails, even though my interpretation of the copyright laws state that you
22. Re: MOHOWARD-D Digest V04 #77 [1]
Once again I will appologize to all. In the beginning I did write to Kathy, but perhaps I didn't explain myself very well. I had intended to and did paste and copy Kathy's articles onto floppys, then gave them to a member in the YGF. In turn, someone thought it would be helpful to put them on the website of YGF so everyone could read them. I again wrote Kathy as did one of our members. She gave persmission for us to do that which was on file (and still is) so we went ahead with this. My name sho
23. Re: [MOHOWARD-L] Copyright Infringemet [1]
Thank you Wilma for your letter to RootsWeb & Yellowstone Genealogy Forum on behalf of Kathy Bowlin's hard work which we all have enjoyed and wish to continue to enjoy for many years to come. I do hope that this was just an innocent mistake on Jere Duncan's part. Lynne
24. McClure - Jackman - Arnold - et al [1]
Below is an assortment of related people: William Vane McClure B 1872 (Pettis County, MO) - D 1942 (OK) Flavious Joseph McClure B 1836 (Boone County, MO) - D 1905 (St. Louis, MO) Susan [Jackman] McClure Dr. William McClure B 1805 (KY) - D 1868 (St Louis, MO - interred at Columbia, MO?) James McClure B ?? (MD) Fanny [Bond] McClure - lived between Columbia and Rocheport, MO Porter Jackman B 1792 (VA) - D 1865 (Howard County, MO) Mary [Pony] Arnold (?-probably should be Jackman) B 1801
25. Higbee News, 29 Dec 1927, pt 1 of 5 [1]
The following are selected articles from a Newspaper titled, "The Higbee News" which was issued out of the town of Higbee, in Randolph County, Missouri from the years 1888 through 1953. The editors were W. H. Welch and his son H. Scott Welch. This paper covered the Higbee area and also a great deal of the northeastern part of Howard county. The copyright notice at the end of this transcript is there for the sole purpose of keeping this work free to the public, and to ensure that it is not harvested by a fee
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