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1. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 2 June 1911 [1]
2 June 1911--Wm Short, of near town, who is one among our oldest citizens, being 78, left Wednesday for Navoo, Ill., for a visit with his mother, who is 102. 2 June 1911--HARRYMAN-GOIN--Mr. John H. Harryman and Miss Ethel Pearl Goin were married at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Goin, in Higbee on Saturday eve, May 27, 1911. Rev Ben Robson pronounced the words that made them one. The groom is an Illinois boy and is not very well known
2. Re: [MOHOWARD-L] Roll Call and invitation for Colden Williams descendants [1]
Count me in too. Colden Williams Elizabeth Williams+Nero Thompson William Short Thompson+Mary Jefferies Nancy Ann Thompson +Thomas Granville Atkins Thomas Granville Atkins Eliza Belle Atkins+Thomas Oswald Dougherty Cynthia Marie Dougherty+Everett DeVore James DeVore Charles DeVore (me)
3. Re: [MOHOWARD-L] Continuation Jeff Dougherty [1]
In a message dated 8/30/01 9:44:21 PM, c.n.gibbons@worldnet.att.net writes: << If anyone has any information about Jefferson Miles Dougherty and any divorce/marriage in the early 1900s, could they let me know? Ed Dougherty, are you out there? Carolyn >> The following is all I have on Jefferson Miles Dougherty Husband: Jefferson Miles DOUGHERTY Birth: 27 Aug 1864 Place: MO Death: 21 Apr 1959 Place: Auburn, Washington Father: James DOUGHERTY (1815-1911) Mother: Elizabeth Enyart MOBLEY (1828-1893
4. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 20 Aug 1920 [1]
Friday 20 Aug 1920, Vol 34, No 18--WILLIAM SHEAVES DEAD--William Sheaves, aged 86 years, died Tuesday at 12:20 at his home 5 miles north of Roanoke. The funeral will be Thursday at 2 o'clock at family residence. Burial at Roanoke.--Armstrong Herald. Friday 20 Aug 1920, Vol 34, No 18--MELTON WINS OUT OVER BURKHALTER--J. A. Melton won his contest for chairman of the Randolph County Republican Committee today when he was unanimously seated by the District Committee which is meeting at Carrollton. Word of t
5. [MOHOWARD-L] COLDEN WILLIAMS and MARY SHORT questions [1]
These are non-Howard County questions, but do pertain to eventual Howard Countians and this list has the BEST researchers on this line! My questions: What is the source for COLDEN WILLIAMS and MARY SHORT's marriage being 22 March 1787 in Madison County, KY? I find this marriage in DAR applications, but without sources (so far.) Madison County was still part of Virginia in 1787. Colden was in NC in 1782 and in Lancaster County, SC in 1790. What was he doing in Madison county in 1787? MARY SHORT is sai
6. [MOHOWARD-L] Daniel Louis Barron [1]
Daniel Louis Barron we think served in the Civil War maybe in NY infantry 1860. He ws born Ireland 1843 (?) He maried in Sedalia, Mo 1875 to fannie Maxfield. They raised their 13 children in Higbee, Mo. Any records on him would be greatly appreciated. Carole
7. Re: [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 6-13 May 1921 [1]
On Thu, 27 Sep 2001, Mike & Kathy Bowlin wrote: > > Friday 6 May 1921, Vol 35, No 3--FISHER-PORTER--Mr. Mart Fisher and Miss Edna > Porter sprang a surprise on their many friends and relatives by quietly driving away late > Thursday evening, April 28, about 7 o'clock, to Rev. P. A. Dougherty's where they were > united in marriage. > The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Fisher of south of town and is a > prosperous young farmer residing near Rocheport. He is a favorite among his many > friends and r
8. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 4 Feb 1921 [1]
Hi Folks, I've have several emails from fellow listers, asking why they are getting double postings of my Higbee News articles. The answer is, if you are subscribed to both the Howard and Randolph county email lists, you will get two copies, one from each list, because I post to both lists. I do this because the paper covers both counties. If you want to save a little time, when my posts come through, just check the subject line, and choose which county list you want to read, and delete the other en
9. Re: [MOHOWARD-L] Williams, Thompson, Tolson, Prewitt [1]
THANK YOU TRACI! The following is probably Charity the daughter of Colden Williams. Charity is found living with her brother Willoughby in 1850 in the Howard county, Census. This might also explain why she never married. > > 2) pg. 35 -- Willoughby Williams, Charles Canole and Samuel C. Major are > bound onto the state of Missouri for the benefit of Charity Williams; 4 > Nov. 1841. Willoughby Williams is appointed guardian of Charity who is a > lunatic. Kathy Bowlin
10. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 29 Apr 1921 [1]
Friday 29 Apr 1921, Vol 35, No 2--OUR LOVING DAUGHTER--Nina May Winn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Winn, was born December 7, 1902, and departed this life April 22, 1921, aged 18 years, 4 months and 15 days. Nina possessed a very admirable and loving disposition. Her ideals were lofty and her purposes exalted. Had she not been called so early in life she no doubt would have developed into a useful and noble woman, as all of the great essentials to build up such a life were in her possession and at her c
11. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 21-28 April 1911 [1]
21 Apr 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--Spring has returned again and the prospects for a good fruit crop are very flattering. 21 Apr 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--Miss Nadine Hayden of near Evansville is visiting relatives in this township. 21 Apr 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--Eld. E. Y. Keiter filled his regular appointment Sunday evening at New Hope. 21 Apr 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--Tyre Edwards and wife spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Len Andrews and wife, in their new home in Monit
12. [MOHOWARD-L] Colden questions [1]
Elizabeth - Wish I could give you good info. I have been asking the same questions since shortly after I was given the info maybe 20 years ago. My original information came only on one sheet someone sent me (that was before I knew enought to demand sources - and I still have some problems there). Most turned out to be correct and so I accepted the rest that I could not check. I suspect the date for marriage came from bios of Colden, either of the present time as through a church writeup or shortly
13. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 7-14 April 1911 [1]
7 Apr 1911--T. J. Cooper and family were called to Fayette Wednesday by the death of Mrs. Cooper's brother, John Cherrington, who died at his home in that place on the 4th, of consumption, aged 37 years. He leaves a wife and three children. 7 Apr 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--A soaking rain has been falling here for several days which will greatly retard oat sowing and spring plowing. 7 Apr 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--E. Y. Keiter of Higbee preached at New Hope Christian church Sunday afternoon. 7
14. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 25 Feb 1921 [1]
Friday 25 Feb 1921, Vol 34, No 45--MISS ORETA CALL MARRIED--The NEWS acknowledges the receipt of the following: "Mrs. Mary E. Hatfield announces the marriage of her daughter, Miss Oreta Gertrude Call, to Mr. Archibald Harold Macpherson, on Thursday evening, February 17, 1921, Glenwood Mission Inn, Riverside, California." The bride will be pleasantly remembered by Higbee folks as the pretty and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hatfield, and who moved to Los Angeles with her parents some twelve
15. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 18 Feb 1921 [1]
Friday 18 Feb 1921, Vol 34, No 44--FATALLY HURT AT LARABEE--H. H. Daley, a Chicago & Alton brakeman, was fatally hurt at Larabee Wednesday, being crushed between the bumpers. As several cars were to be picked up, he uncoupled the train before it came to a stop, knowing that the rear would stop from the automatic setting of the air brakes, and started walking by the side of the train to the switch, a short distance ahead. When near the switch, which was on the opposite side of the train from him, he crosse
16. [MOHOWARD-L] Fwd: George Comstock's daughter [1]
> >>> I am sorry for the double posting, but there seems to be a problem >>> with this email. I do not know the cause. I just hope that this gets >>> to the list in a form that can be easily read. > > Thank you for patience. > Cecil V. Boyd > > >>>Good Afternoon, >>> Is there a Comstock researcher on the list? >>> I would like some help with this Higbee News posting. >>> >>>13 Dec 1907--Born, on the 11th, to Geo. Comstock and wife, a daughter. >>> >>> I have si
17. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 2-16 July 1920 [1]
Friday 2 July 1920, Vol 34, No 11--Born, on June 24, to Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Sweezor, a son. Friday 2 July 1920, Vol 34, No 11--John Crawford left Tuesday for Indiana for a visit with his mother, who is in her 86th year. Friday 2 July 1920, Vol 34, No 11--Odus Bradley of Kansas City was here Sunday to attend the 77th birthday anniversary of his father, W. W. Bradley, of near Rucker. Friday 2 July 1920, Vol 34, No 11--G. W. Connell, who recently moved from Nebraska to Kansas, orders his address changed to L
18. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 14-21 July 1911 [1]
14 July 1911--Mrs. W. A. Toombs, aged 80, died at her home near Cairo on the 7th from the effects of the heat. 14 July 1911--Thos. Bevan, a Vandalia miner, was killed in the mine there one day last week by a fall of coal. 14 July 1911--J. Allen Prewitt, who was with Quantrell at Lawrence, Kas, and Bill Anderson at Centralia during the civil war, died at his home in Lexington on the 7th, aged 66. 14 July 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--W. W. Hitt is on the sick list. 14 July 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEM
19. Re: [MOHOWARD-L] Eulah South [1]
Wilma, I have to ask .... in the next issue of the Higbee News it mentioned that Eulah was much better. Did that last? Was she permanently cured? I'm not related, that I know of, but it was such a remarkable story I want to know the ending. Lorene Paschal (of the Atkins and Kirby families) Wilma Santos wrote: > Friday 11 Mar 1921, Vol 34, No 47--A REMARKABLE CASE--A few weeks ago the NEWS made note of the fact that Mr. and Mrs. Allen South of near Harrisburg had brought their 9-year-old da
20. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 21-28 January 1921 [1]
Friday 21 Jan 1921, Vol 34, No 40--MRS. BLANCHE GRANT CRITICALLY ILL--The many Higbee friends and acquaintances of Mrs. Blanche Grant, more familiarly known here as Mrs. Botts, will be pained to learn that she is critically ill at a hospital in St. Joseph, where she was operate don a few days ago for a trouble of the most serious nature, the news coming in a letter yesterday to her brother, J. B. Terrill, which stated that she was very low and that little hope of her recovery was entertained. Friday 21 Jan
21. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 23 June 1911 [1]
23 June 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--A. P. Lyle is on the sick list this week. 23 June 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--T. P. Harris delivered hogs to A. B. Guerin Friday. 23 June 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--Miss Ivie Newman of near Burton is visiting here this week. 23 June 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--Cleo, the 12-month-old son of Elmer Bruce, is seriously ill of cholera infantum. 23 June 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--Mrs. Susan Dennis of Higbee returned home Thursday after a short visit w
22. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 25 Mar 1921 [1]
Friday 25 Mar 1921, Vol 34, No 49--ADMITS HE WOUNDED HORSES FOR REVENGE--Bloodhound's Wonderful Work in Trailing Floyd Barron--H. G. Strumpfer, Prosecuting Attorney O'Bryan, and the bloodhounds yesterday afternoon accomplished quick and effective work in trailing the man who Wednesday night stuck a pitchfork in three horses belonging to W. R. (Dink) Brockman. That man is Floyd Barron, and he confessed the deed, and is now out on bond for his appearance for trial tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The men had
23. [MOHOWARD-L] Higbee News, 30 June 1911 [1]
30 June 1911--A FATAL ACCIDENT--James Norris, aged about 25 years, met instant death last Sunday afternoon near Turtle Lake, where he jumped from a freight train against an embankment and fell back beneath the train. When found, his neck was broken and one of his legs mangled. Mr. Norris and Chas. Peel left Slater soon after 12 o'clock for an afternoon outing at Turtle Lake. They boarded freight train No. 130 soon after dinner, thinking it would run slowly over the track near the lake and would enable th
24. [MOHOWARD-L] Ada ASBURY and Scott BAILEY [1]
10 Mar 1911--THE NEWS FROM BONNEFEMME--Mr. Scott Bailey and Miss Ada > Asbury were married at the home of the bride's parents Sunday, March 6, Eld. J. Hollis > Bradley officiating minister. The groom is the son of J. S. Bailey and wife of this > township. The bride is the charming and accomplished daughter of T. J. Asbury and wife > of Minnie, Boone county. May health, wealth, and happiness be theirs. Walter Scott BAILEY b. 4 may 1886. Married 6 March 1911 in Howard County, MO to Ada ASBURY
25. Re: [MOHOWARD-L] MRS. NERO THOMPSON [1]
Well, I did not mean to send the obit in answer to the obit. Let me apologize. As far as the other Nero Thompson son of William Short Thompson, I show his children as: Mary Lewis Price Eldridge M Uriah Milton Jennie W Arthur L Paul Alvie Edward. Alvie was from his birth record; the othes were mostly from census, plus some info from descendans of Lewis Price. I have found them in the 1876 and 1900 censuses. Carolyn Elizabeth DuBois Russo wrote: >Okay, I need help with the various NERO THOMPSONs an
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