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1. [MOJEFFER] Death Date [1]
This may be a stupid question to some. How would one find a death date for somebody that would have died after 1891? I don't know the city only the county of Jefferson. Thank you for any help or information you can give me. Bobbie
2. [MOJEFFER] New Jefferson County Book published [1]
Hello All, Robert Crean author of "The Settlement That Became Brynesville" has published a new book on the area Entitled: "Photographs, Documents & History of Byrnesville, Cedar Hill, Dittmer, Local and Scheve" The book is available for sale at the Jefferson County Library, 3033 High Ridge Blvd, High Ridge, Mo 63049. The cost is $28.00. Supplies are limited. If you prefer us to mail the book, add an additional $3.00 for postage. Alow 3-4 weeks for delivery by mail. Christine Merseal Jefferson
3. [MOJEFFER] Expanded veterans memorial is planned [1]
Expanded veterans memorial is planned By Tim Rowden Of The Post-Dispatch Jefferson County's new government administration building in Hillsboro will include an expanded memorial to county veterans. Presiding Commissioner Sam Rauls announced the planned memorial Monday in a pair of speeches before veterans' groups in Festus and Imperial. The memorial, a Wall of Honor, will list the names of every county veteran who served in peace or wartime and will adorn the entrance to the new administration buildi
4. Re: [MOJEFFER] Indian massacre in House Springs,Jefferson co.Mo [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Fredric Z. Saunders To: MOJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 12:34 AM Subject: Re: [MOJEFFER] Indian massacre in House Springs,Jefferson co.Mo > Go here: > http://rootsweb.com/~nebuffal/jeffcomo/settle.htm > Scroll down. > Desoto Joe/The Record Man I think that the orginal account of which a shortened version is given above is from Draper's Manuscripts. I forget which interview it was, but I know there were more details. I
5. [MOJEFFER] Grave Losses [1]
http://www.rftstl.com/issues/2001-10-31/news.html/1/index.html Desoto Joe/The Record Man
6. Re: [MOJEFFER] Question on Census?? [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Michael/Janet Olive To: MOJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, May 05, 2002 7:12 PM Subject: [MOJEFFER] Question on Census?? Hi All, Hope someone can help me with this question. Can anyone tell me when they started recording the Census? Did they take a Census that included 1836? What I am looking for is the Birth Date of Clarrisa/Clancy Boyer. She married Naril Politte 2/22/1920 at St. Joachim Church. I don't have her Birth Date or the Date s
7. [MOJEFFER] Re: Jefferson County libraries [1]
Hi want to thank everyone who sent information on the libraries and courthouse. I can't wait to make a trip there. Thanks again. Jeannie
8. [MOJEFFER] STILL LOOKING FOR ANY INFO ON JAMES MANESS [1]
Born abt 1825. Two children Florence and John Riley. Married Nancy Hopkins 18 Aug 1846.
9. [MOJEFFER] Jefferson County Library [1]
I'm not familiar with the libraries in Jefferson county at all. Where would I go to get information on births, deaths etc. on people from Festus/Crystal City area. I think they would mostly be from Sacred Heart Church in Crystal City. Also if I were looking for marriage records from that area where is the Court House I need to go to....thanks Jeannie
10. [MOJEFFER] Error in name of Ledger! [1]
My apologies to the list. I posted an incorrect name for a ledger found at Jefferson College yesterday, I want to correct that name now, as listed below. I had to find my copies of the pages of the actual ledger in order to get the CORRECT name, which "Resident Tax List Book" is incorrect. The correct name is "Resident List of Lands Assessed for 1845". There are columns that make it doubly important. Present Claimants; Original Claimants or Patentee. Parts of section; etc. There is another book th
11. [MOJEFFER] New Missouri Web Site [1]
More than 145,000 Missourians who served during World War 1are listed in the new database, which was created by the State Archives. http:/www.sos.state.mo.us/archives/. Jackie
12. [MOJEFFER] Indian massacre in House Springs,Jefferson co.Mo. [1]
Does anyone kow anything about the Indian Massacre in House Springs.Jefferson co.,Mo.?Any info would help.I have know idea where to start.Thank you for your time and trouble. D.Naumann
13. [MOJEFFER] House Springs Massacre & Today [1]
This is a synopsis of a story told by a Jno. McDaniel to O.F. Jahn probably in the early 1900's and reported in a Jefferson County newspaper by Madelyne Roussin. Publication date is unknown. Adam House came to Jefferson County soon after the turn of the century (1801 or 1802). The thrifty German, decided to keep away from the more populous eastern settlements in favor of the wilds of Missouri, then known as Upper Louisiana. He considered an area around a fine spring, which the Indians had long us
14. [MOJEFFER] Re: MOJEFFER-D Digest V02 #85, Libraries [1]
Jeannie, Another good source for Jefferson County genealogical information is the Jefferson County Jr. College on Highway 21 just north of Hillsboro. They have a good genealogical department and the courthouse has sent many of their records to the college. They have all the marriage, birth, death records from the 1800s and many from the 1900s. Of interest also, is their microfilm copies of old newspapers. Some are fascinating. S.. _________________________________________________________________
15. Re: [MOJEFFER] Dr. William C Dixon [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Don Collins To: MOJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 7:49 AM Subject: [MOJEFFER] Dr. William C Dixon Seeking any information about a Dr. William C Dixon. He and his family were residents of Jefferson Co. in the 1850s. I have found him and his family in the Jefferson Co., 1850 census District 42, but no other information than that for Jefferson Co. Some time later he and his family moved to Franklin Co. Dr. Dixon died in the Federal pri
16. [MOJEFFER] Question on Census?? [1]
Hi All, Hope someone can help me with this question. Can anyone tell me when they started recording the Census? Did they take a Census that included 1836? What I am looking for is the Birth Date of Clarrisa/Clancy Boyer. She married Naril Politte 2/22/1920 at St. Joachim Church. I don't have her Birth Date or the Date she die. All the information I have on her is her parents' name was Antoine Boyer (no status/dates on him either) and Marcellite Paget (also no dates on her). Naril Politte was in the Company
17. Re: [MOJEFFER] Jefferson or Washington County? I'm Confused! [1]
Hi Chris, I have occasionally seen others instances like this where a different county is listed than the county in which it was recorded. I think it sometimes has to do with the residence of the person performing the ceremony being a different county from in which the marriage was performed. In this case the J.P./M.G. stated he married them in Jefferson [County], but certified in Washington County to their being married. If his residence was in Washington County, or he lived near the county line, he m
18. [MOJEFFER] Re: MOJEFFER-D Digest V02 #86 [1]
For whatever reason, this library has the original Jefferson County estate file of John Pyeatt/Pyatt/Piatt whose estate was administered 1827-1834. I do not know what other files might have been donated there - but - it's certainly worth the effort to look. My cousin found it quite by chance....the resource librarian was gone and the girl who was there had no access to the files. She offered to look at some that had been pulled out and not yet filed back...and, right there on top of the cabinet was 'Joh
19. [MOJEFFER] Cedar Hill/High Ridge help [1]
Hello out there, Looking for the families of William and Mary Doolin Toy or Kasper and Mady Coda Suka/Shucke.Lived in the area from 1830-1880.But would like any families with this last name in that area.Thank you very much for your time and trouble. D.Naumann
20. [MOJEFFER] Jefferson or Washington County? I'm Confused! [1]
So ... on LDS film 0966086 (Marriage records of Jefferson County, MO), I found this record : State of Missouri County of Washington August 24th AD 1871 This is to certify that on the 20th day of August, AD 1871, Mr. Jackson Wells and Miss Elizabeth Miller were by me united in marriage ascending to the Laws of God and of the state of Missouri at Jefferson, Missouri. So what is a Washington County marriage record doing on a Jefferson County microfilm? And there doesn't seem to be a Jefferson in Washington
21. Re: [MOJEFFER] Help Please [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: Michael/Janet Olive To: MOJEFFER-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Sunday, May 05, 2002 6:52 PM Subject: [MOJEFFER] Help Please I would like to send this to the list again and hope no one minds. I would truly appreciate any help with the Courtaway/Courtouis name and of course my dad name Champ. Thank Janet Hey cuz. try here: Champ Family Genealogy Forum http://genforum.genealogy.com/champ/ heleneyh@earthlink.net - Helene Younger Hawkins I am look
22. Re: [MOJEFFER] New Missouri Web Site [1]
This WW I Site was pretty neat. I found a number of relatives there, with some good information. Rick Waggener ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert E. Lynch" To: Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 7:33 AM Subject: [MOJEFFER] New Missouri Web Site > More than 145,000 Missourians who served during World War 1are listed in the new database, which was created by the State Archives. http:/www.sos.state.mo.us/archives/. > > Jackie > > > ==== MOJEFFER Mailing
23. [MOJEFFER] Free Seminars - Jefferson Co. Genealogy Society [1]
> Please join the Jefferson County Genealogical Society this Saturday, > 5-18-2002 for its monthly meeting and a taped seminar by Dr. George K. > Schweitzer on German Genealogy. > > Business meeting starts at 9:30 am at the Northwest Branch of the > Jefferson Co Library System, 3033 High Ridge Blvd, in High Ridge MO. > Seminar starts about 10:15 am. > > Upcoming topics include Civil War Re-Enactor Mike Hudson of the 1st Mo. > Engineer's Turner's Bridage on 7-20-2002 and Researcher and Author Gary > Sche
24. RE: [MOJEFFER] Question on Census?? [1]
Dear Janet, Missouri had both an 1830 and an 1840 census. I could look for the families through my ancestry.com census image subscription if you know where they were in those years. I also remember seeing Paget's in early Missouri Jefferson/St Louis Co records (Collet's index, Catholic Church records, etc.) as I was trying to decide if any of them were Payet's. Marianne --- On Sun 05/05, Michael/Janet Olive wrote:Hi All,Hope someone can help me with this question.Can anyone tell me when they starte
25. Re: [MOJEFFER] Jefferson or Washington County? I'm Confused! [1]
Join the rest of us...nothing is ever perfect! Many times the marriages were recorded in the nearest courthouse, that is why you may fine an estate settlements or a land recording in STRANGE and far off places!!! We always have to think "outside the box" and get into what would have been a "do able" for those people along ago. Also, a recent article on Ancestry addressed this type of human error....the clerk just plain made a mistake or got confused or wrote and "echo" from a previous record. At least you
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