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1. Richardson-Lewis-James [1]
I have Josephine LEWIS b: 1848, daughter of Richard C. LEWIS and Elizabeth 'Eliza' GUTHRIE married on Mar 23,1865 to Edward H. RICHARDSON. Can anyone tell me if this Edward Richardson was the son of Joseph Richardson and Susannah OVERFIELD that migrated to Barry county in 1837? >>>>> Edward was living near his mother Susannah in Jasper Co. in the 1850 census. She was living with the family of the executor of the Joseph's estate, Elwood James, whose occupation was clerk of courts. >>>
2. Township Question [1]
It has been a long time since I have posted but I have a question that maybe someone in the group can answer. The census pages are grouped by townships but I have never been able to figure out the township boundaries. I have a topographic map that covers the southern part of Lawrence county. It is divided up into ranges and townships but the names of the townships don't match the names used by the census. Are census townships the same as the townships used in land descriptions? Thanks in advance.
3. Re: [MOLAWREN-L] Richardson-Lewis-James [1]
Hi again Michelle, I did a little more research on the members of this family because they were Lawrence County pioneers, arriving about 1837 or 1838 depending on the source. There were seven children who lived to maturity. Your list does not include Achilles, the oldest known son. "Richard W. W." in Joseph's Barry County will transcription was incorrectly transcribed. The name should have been "Bushrod W. W." Perhaps the transcriber couldn't make out the name and Richard is much more common than Bush
4. Smith family members [1]
I would like information on the Smith family that resided in Lawrence County, MO about 1870 (and earlier). The earliest person I've found in my Smith line is Henry Smith who married Elisabeth Jackson-both from NC. in the 1870 Lawrence Co., MO census, they were living in Turnback Township, dwelling 124. Henry is shown as a retired farmer age 65, wife Elisabeth age 52, keeping house. Their children living with them included Walter A, 35-farmer, Thomas, 21, works on farm, Isaac 19, works on farm, and Mart
5. Re: [MOLAWREN-L] Township Question [1]
MO TOWNSHIPS Subject: TOWNSHIPS Twp_R_Sec _ TOWNSHIPS _ Twp is the Congressional Twp line not to be confused with the _ Political or Civil Twp's of the Co. _ EXAMPLE: Wright Co MO consists of twelve Political or Civil Twps: Pleasant Valley; Boone ; Union; Hart; Brush Creek; Elk Creek; Wood; Van Buren; Montgomery; Clark; Mtn Grove and Gasconade. _ A Congressional Twp is subdivided into thirty_six Sections by running parallel lines through the Twp from south to north and from east to west at distance
6. Re: [MOLAWREN-L] Lewis-Richardson [1]
Hi Michelle, This should help. Barry County, Missouri, Abstracts of Wills, Bonds, and Adms., 1835-1855: Richardson, Joseph, -- will dated 25 July 1838. Wife, Susannah Richardson, to receive personal property, including slaves. Children: Richard W. W., Joseph Henry, Francis Marion, & Edward Harris Richardson, to receive schooling from the estate, and the remainder divided between my children. Mentions a lot in the town of Baltimore, Ohio, and land in Hawkins Co., Ohio. Executors: E. B. James & George W.
7. Lewis-Richardson [1]
I have Josephine LEWIS b: 1848, daughter of Richard C. LEWIS and Elizabeth 'Eliza' GUTHRIE married on Mar 23,1865 to Edward H. RICHARDSON. This family is listed in 1870 census in Mt. Vernon with 1 son. They migrated to Texas by 1880. Can anyone tell me if this Edward Richardson was the son of Joseph Richardson and Susannah OVERFIELD that migrated to Barry county in 1837? Any help is appreciated. Michelle M.Daniel
8. Re: [MOLAWREN-L] Smith family members [1]
I also have a Jesse Smith who was living in Lawrence County, Missouri in the1870 Census. His mother, Mary was living with him and so was a nephew, John H. Levacy. Jesse's wife was Elizabeth Anderson. Wanda ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lisa Hensley" To: Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 6:31 PM Subject: [MOLAWREN-L] Smith family members I would like information on the Smith family that resided in Lawrence County, MO about 1870 (and earlier). The earl
9. Re: [MOLAWREN-L] Smith family members [1]
I haven't found any Jesse's in my line. I do know there was a Loid. I believe one of my Smith's married an Alto or Alta Colley. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Wanda Ellis" To: Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 6:15 PM Subject: Re: [MOLAWREN-L] Smith family members > I also have a Jesse Smith who was living in Lawrence County, Missouri in the1870 > Census. His mother, Mary was living with him and so was a nephew, John H. Levacy. > Jesse's wife was E
10. Re: [MOLAWREN-L] Township Question [0.984648]
Hi Dan, The land description townships are not the same as the civil/political townships which are named. Following is some information from Goodspeed's 1888 Lawrence County History section (pp. 43-44) on the boundaries of the civil/political township as found in census records that had been established by that date which may help you. The township, range, and section numbers in the descriptions refer to the land description township map which you have. Originally there were only six townships covering
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