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1. [MOSTCHAR-L] JJJ journal -- 10/23/1886 to 11/25/1886 [1]
Oct. 23, 1886. John Pearce, Shirley and other boys went to the country today to gather nuts. Another earthquake shock in South Carolina yesterday. At night I attended a political meeting at Court House to hear speaches from Colonel Hutton, candidate for congress and Col Peom. Oct. 25, 1886. John returned home this morning on the horse. Letter from Dollie, wrote to Virginia Gauss and called on Mrs. Ross. Mr. William Parks called in afternoon to invite us to Maggie's wedding Thursday afternoon. I rece
2. [MOSTCHAR-L] Missouri Resources for African American Researchers [1]
Several Missouri County Coordinators & other have responded to the discussion about African American research -- asking what kinds of information to look for. In particular -- if there is any information about the "slave community" or the ante-bellum community for any Missouri county.. this is very important to researchers. This may give them some clues as to the backdrop of the community, slave owners and lifestyle of that era and area! Another very cool search engine -- allows you to research collecti
3. [MOSTCHAR-L] Re: MOSTCHAR-D Digest V01 #74 [1]
hqw do i get copies of old marriage records? John Whittle & Mary Whitly/Whitley m sept. 23 1832 in st charles on the 1850 st chas census John is not listed--from the census---mary listed as being from ky, wm t b 1832 boatman, jas m b 1835 boatman, dorthida b 1838, margaret mariah b 1841, amelia j b 1846 am assuming john died between 1846-1850 their daughter margaret was marrien to john b gibson also in st chas around 1860 how do i find info on this family mari
4. [MOSTCHAR-L] Unsubscribe [1]
I would like to unsubscribe from this list but do not know how to do it. Can someone help? Thanks, Pat The first rule of holes: if you are in one, stop digging.
5. [MOSTCHAR-L] UNSUBSCRIBE [1]
I have to unsubscribe for a short time. Thank mbolive@mylink.net Janet RESEARCHING: PORTELL, POLITTE, CHAMP, OLIVIER, COLEMAN, BOYER, ROUSSIN, COURTAWAY/COURTOIS/COURTOUIS, CHABOT, BOISMENU, BIENBENUE, LACHANCE, PEPIN, LALUMONDIERE, ARCHAMBEAU, ROBINET, GOURNEAU/GOVERO, OLIVE, RULO.
6. [MOSTCHAR-L] Re:Mixed Marriages [1]
May I add something to what Le'Royce E. Bratsveen from the UK and Traci Wilson-Kleekamp has been saying over the last several months? There are many of us out here that might check back into their histories a bit. Recently there was an article that claims that we can all be traced to I believe 5 women in Europe, wish I had kept the article. Anyhow, many of you on this list know that I am a Funeral Director, but I don't work out of a Funeral Home. After I retired in 1992. I found that there was a cemetery
7. RE: [MOSTCHAR-L] Missouri Resources for African American Research ers [1]
I would like to thank Traci Wilson-Kleekamp for this message and would like to add a few thoughts. I have been researching my family (African American) and I believe that we were not direct descendants of slavery, as quite a few of my black relations were "Free People of Color" and I believe that this was more or less the result of "relationships" between my black relatives and "non-colored" people. Now before everyone starts turning their noses up to what I am about to say.... please here me out. It w
8. [MOSTCHAR-L] JJJ journal - 11/26/1886 to 12/17/1886 [1]
Received a letter from William Morgan telling of his troubles -- john's insanity and hogs dying of cholera. Poor man, he has no religion to comfort him in his troubles. Nov. 26, 1886. Went to Lindenwood last night to an entertainment by young ladies assisted by three gentleman. It was Goldsmith's "She Stoops to Conquer" It was very well done but I fail to se the propriety of such things in a Female College. received a letter from Eleanor Martin today, she is discouraged a good deal "a fit of blues,"
9. [MOSTCHAR-L] Re: early records [1]
i sent a message aug 28 does anyone knom why it wouln't show up it to do with marriage and birth certificates mari
10. [MOSTCHAR-L] African Americans in Missouri Research Resources [1]
Hey Listers The real hard work in tracing African American ancestors comes from reading the microfilm and transcribing a variety of documents. My website has a variety of documents available because of the volunteer efforts of other researchers. Washington and Franklin county black marriages and several others are available via the links below. http://www.missouri-slave-data.org/wasmarriage2.html http://www.missouri-slave-data.org/franklincomar.htm For other items: http://www.missouri-slave-data.org/Do
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