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1. [MOSTFRAN-L] WM. BUXTON PLEADS GUILTY AND GETS LIFE [1]
[Published March 2, 1917 Desloge Sun] WM. BUXTON PLEADS GUILTY AND GETS LIFE Wm. Buxton who shot and killed his wife at Elvins several weeks ago entered a plea of guilty to murder in the circuit court Monday. His punishment was fixed at imprisonment for life. Our readers are already familiar with the details of this dastardly crime. Mrs. Buxton's death and the wreck her husband has made of his life can be attributed to John Barleycorn. As the result of his nefarious work several children of tender yea
2. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] MURDER AT ELVINS [1]
"If Buxton was going into the killing game he should have killed the other fellow too." I don't think that the paper is approving of this murder. Rather it is saying that in regards to judgement for the actions committed -that both Buxtons' wife and Pear Peam should have suffered the same fate. Which would have resulted in both of them losing their lives. It doesn't appear to be condoning murder, rather pointing out that the "gentleman" involved suffered nothing for his part in what occurred. Also... How
3. [MOSTFRAN-L] Turley - Spradling (1901) [1]
Bonne Terre Democrat-Register, Friday, October 18, 1901. Finis E. Turley and Miss Sadie Spradling, daughter of William Spradling, were married on Wednesday, October 16, 1901, Justice J. W. Fraser officiating. The ceremony took place at the residence of Justice Fraser. Mr. Turley and bride are two of our most highly esteemed young people and the DEMOCRAT-REGISTER joins their many friends in extending congratulations.
4. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Kept $40,000 Cash In Bills Since 1889 [1]
In a message dated 6/20/03 6:58:40 PM Central Daylight Time, bwarner@i1.net writes: > I realized that the > newspaper may have made a mistake in the date of 1889 which they placed in > the headline. In reading the body of the article, I believe the date in the > headline should probably have been 1899 instead of 1889. But, 1889 is > definitely the date the newspaper had on their headline. After reading this > article, I think I'll start checking all the pianos I see at auctions! > Good idea. Also,
5. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Address for County Court House [1]
Madison County Courthouse One Court Square Fredericktown, Mo 63645 Circuit Clerk (573) 783-2102 Probate Clerk None listed, but the Circuit Clerk can always direct you. Recorder of Deeds (573) 783-2102 You're mighty welcome! That's such as easy way to help for me and so I'm glad to do it. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, June 19, 2003 5:19 PM Subject: Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Address for County Court House > Would you have similar info in Ma
6. [MOSTFRAN-L] Martha Estes 1832 [1]
i,am searching for a marriage for MARTHA ESTES born 1832,she was daughter of William J Estes&Millie all i do know is she was in St,Francois county missouri with her parents and sisters,on the 1850 census,she was 18 can,t find anything on what happen to Martha after that,would appricate any and all help on this family,thank you marie in colorado mariesweet@aol.com
7. [MOSTFRAN-L] Homes Tramp Dies at Flat River (1918) [1]
The Lead Belt News, Friday, April 5, 1918. HOMELESS TRAMP DIES HERE TUESDAY MORNING. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Horton and John Ball have performed a notable deed of kindness, in that they made easier the last days of a poor old homeless tramp, by the name of Pete O'Neil. John Ball first found him lying behind a pile of brick, at the lumber yard Saturday afternoon. He was then practically in a dying condition, being afflicted with asthma, and his feet being covered with sores, having been severely frozen during
8. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Leslie Rosenstichel [1]
Thank you so much, Herb. Always, Bobbi
9. RE: [MOSTFRAN-L] Politte Elvins Left $100,000 to St. Louis U. (1937) [1]
You do share the most interesting information. My Grandfather was born in Elvins. Mike -----Original Message----- From: B. Warner [mailto:bkwofc@i1.net] Sent: Saturday, June 07, 2003 10:11 PM To: MOSTFRAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MOSTFRAN-L] Politte Elvins Left $100,000 to St. Louis U. (1937) The Lead Belt News, Friday, Feb. 19, 1943-- POLITTE ELVINS LEFT $100,000 TO St. L. U. Politte Elvins, former Missouri Congressman and State Representative who died several weeks ago at McAllen, Texas of injuries
10. RE: [MOSTFRAN-L] MURDER AT ELVINS [1]
Times sure have changed!!! -----Original Message----- From: Linda Gregory [mailto:gregorydonlin@scescape.net] Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 6:27 PM To: MOSTFRAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MOSTFRAN-L] MURDER AT ELVINS [Published January 19, 1917 - Bonne Terre Star] MURDER AT ELVINS The enterprising city of Elvins added to its fame Thursday of this week by a scandal which culminated in a wife murder. >From reports to the STAR, it seems that Wm. Buxton, 40 years old, has an especially good looking wife, or d
11. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Miss Cora Highley, died Dec. 6, 1903 (Obit) [1]
I have a Tessa Ella Highley who married Valentine James McClenahan, Jan 1, 1906. They are both buried in the Knights of Pythias Cemetery in farmington. Does anyone have any idea who Tessa Ella's parents were? Jim McClenahan
12. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Miss Cora Highley, died Dec. 6, 1903 (Obit) [1]
Listed in the Calvary Cemetery, Farmington,Mo. Highley Plot: Highley, Jefferson D. died: 21 June 1915 52 yrs. " , Cora M. 10 July 1867-8 Dec. 1903 " , Elizabeth Agnes 1874-1911 " , Mary Tylar (mother) 1843-1913 " , Michael (Father) 1834-1918 " , John J. 1878-1943 " , Marie Agnes 1876-1961 ----- Original Message ----- From: "BettyeW" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 11:57 AM Subject: [MOSTFRAN-L
13. [MOSTFRAN-L] Ringer Family Reunions (1904, 1929) [1]
Hi All! Here's the link to a couple of items I just posted on the SFC MoGenWeb site which relate to Ringer Family Reunions which were held in 1904 & 1929. http://www.rootsweb.com/~mostfran/reunions/ringer_reunions.htm As you know, this family connects to a lot of names which figure very prominently in the early history of our St. Francois County. The surnames included are as follows: 1929 Reunion: Ringer, Farber, Fleddermann, Gollenberg, Veihle, Alexander, Roux, Hopson, Macy, Barker, Turley, Miller, Ho
14. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Leslie Rosenstichel [1]
The Man you write about is no doubt Leslie Rosenstangle. He lived in Esther and was an accomplished Pianist. I'm not a relative and haven't heard a word from him in over 50 years. He did have an older brother Harry Rosenstangle and his father also was named Harry. I hope this helps you in some manner....Herb
15. [MOSTFRAN-L] Buxton relationship correction. [1]
CORRECTION... Corbin Buxton married Madalynn Webb, my grandaunt's daughter, and so Madalynn is my first cousin once removed. Gosh, and I never met her.. don't know where she is, I assume she is still living.. Always, Bobbi
16. [MOSTFRAN-L] Miss Cora Highley, died Dec. 6, 1903 (Obit) [1]
The Democrat Register, Bonne Terre, Missouri, Friday, Dec. 11, 1903. TO HER MEMORY. Miss Cora Highley, who was quite well known by many Bonne Terre people, died at the home of her uncle, Hon. John B. Highley, in Farmington, Sunday, December 6, 1903, and one of the most beautiful characters the writer has ever known has gone to her eternal reward. Miss Highley was left an orphan in early childhood but was at once given a home by her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Highley. In this Christian home, wh
17. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Leslie Rosenstichel [1]
Les Rosentengle also played in a band called the Ken Petereson Trio around St. Francois county. Ken Peterson was the drummer and his Email address is petejack@hotmail.com if someone would like to contact him. George Beck Ruth Carver wrote: This man is Leslie Rosenstengel who taught for many years at Desloge High School. He passed away several years ago but his wife still resides in Desloge. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 5:44 AM Subject: Re:
18. [MOSTFRAN-L] Domestic violence (and adultry) are alive and well today [1]
so I don't think those of us living now can claim any virtues that seem to have been lacking in our ancestors. Reportage may have changed in a century, but human nature has not. Christina Pacosz
19. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Miss Cora Highley, died Dec. 6, 1903 (Obit) [1]
Cora and Jefferson's parents were: William Clay Highley b.25 February 1840 d.27 October 1869 (Wm's parents were William Madison "Buck" Highley and Loudisa McKee) Lucy J. Matkin b.abt 1843 d.between 1870-1880 (Lucy's parents were William Matkin and Elizabeth ?) ----- Original Message ----- From: "BettyeW" To: Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 9:57 AM Subject: [MOSTFRAN-L] Miss Cora Highley, died Dec. 6, 1903 (Obit) > The Democrat Register, Bonne Terre, Missouri, Fri
20. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Leslie Rosenstichel [1]
Les Rosentingle taught music at MAC. He passed away in he 70"s I believe of cancer ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 7:44 AM Subject: Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Leslie Rosenstichel > The Man you write about is no doubt Leslie Rosenstangle. He lived in Esther > and was an accomplished Pianist. I'm not a relative and haven't heard a word > from him in over 50 years. He did have an older brother Harry Rosenstangle and > his father also was na
21. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Leslie Rosenstichel [1]
you are most welcome. I just hope that assisted you in some way...Herb
22. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Narrow Escape for Mrs. Craig (1924) [1]
My mom had lots of stories to tell about her sisters learning to drive out off Sinks Road in Florissant when mom and dad were away from home for the day....this was in the 30's...i remember when drivers licenses came about - my aunt also got one without learning to drive first. All you had to do was apply for one and u got it.
23. RE: [MOSTFRAN-L] Narrow Escape for Mrs. Craig (1924) [1]
I do know that there was not test to get a driver's license until the 1950s. My grandmother had a driver's license for years and never did learn to drive. My grandmother was Anna Belle Byington Bigley who was born and raised in St. Francois Co. Ann -----Original Message----- From: B. Warner [mailto:bkwofc@i1.net] Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2003 9:37 AM To: MOSTFRAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [MOSTFRAN-L] Narrow Escape for Mrs. Craig (1924) Bonne Terre Star News-Register August 8, 1924. NARROW ESCAPE FOR MR
24. RE: [MOSTFRAN-L] MURDER AT ELVINS [1]
Direct quote from the copy. -----Original Message----- From: BobbiLaird@aol.com [mailto:BobbiLaird@aol.com] Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 9:34 PM To: MOSTFRAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] MURDER AT ELVINS Excuse me.. but, was that last sentence in the newspaper too? I mean, a newspaper actually condoned murdering two people for having an affair? NO WONDER it wasn't so commonly done back then!! In a message dated 6/23/03 8:18:57 PM Central Daylight Time, gregorydonlin@scescape.net writes: >
25. Re: [MOSTFRAN-L] Martha Estes 1832 [1]
I have William J. Estes born abt. 1799 and Emily Estes born abt 1795, both in Tennessee. They married 4-10-1823 and had 6 children, Martha being next to the youngest. Their children were John Wesley, Malinda, William, Martha, Minerva and a baby boy who died at birth. Martha was born in Washington County, Arkansas. Hope this helps and is the one you are looking for. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2003 12:00 PM Subject: [MOSTF
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