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1. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS Digest, Vol 2, Issue 2 [1]
Dana and others ; Donald will help me but I'm actually Bud., a female with a cross gender name. It has been a hoot for many years now.I will begin Posting to old-Missouri-newspapers Kansas City and local Persons [west central Missouri] who might not have a birth certificate based on their calculated age at death. Since these are not in computer each will be typed for list so double check and please correct me and advise me. I will not be the fastest thing that ever crept by. Bud. ----- Original Message
2. [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Fall Of A Prison [1]
BOSTON DAILY COURIER AUG. 1863 Kansas City FALL OF A PRISON - ROBBERY BY GUERILLAS. Kansas City, Aug. 15., - The female prison in this fell in on Tuesday morning, burying in the ruins eleven women. Four were killed, one mortally wounded, and six slightly. The mail coach and passengers were robbed this morning by guerillas near Big Blue River, between here and Independence.
3. [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS Digest, Vol 2, Issue 2 [1]
Springfield, Missouri Newspaper Aug. 1903 EXPLOSION IN POWDER WORKS KILLS THREE. Carthage, Mo., Aug. 26- An explosion at the works of the Independent Powder Company, situate four miles southwest of Carthage on Center Creek, this morning, wrecked the mixing room, killing three persons and injuring three others, one fatally. The dead are: W. O. Roll, superintendent, Ernest Pearman and Jerry Haworth. Lee Barry was fatally hurt. Thirty other workmen escaped injury. Today's explosion is the second to occur at t
4. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Is this list still active? [1]
Hi Sandy! If you have your obit or News article already typed out, yes, copy/paste it to one of these messages with a new subject line of your article. These lists don't accept jpgs/scanned images. Otherwise, just type it to the list & send. :o) Dana SandyDunes@aol.com wrote: > > In a message dated 12/31/2006 3:15:49 P.M. Central Standard Time, > gypcee2000@yahoo.com writes: > > Dana Longley wrote: Does anyone have ANY old newspaper > clippings to share with this list? > > How do
5. [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS [1]
I have just a few articles so will send out what I have. Springfield News and Leader Springfield, Greene Co. Mo. Abt. 1950's AUTOS RECOVERED 1951 Chevrolet owned by Mac Case, Marshfield, who reported it stolen from Plaza Shopping Center parking lot between 8 and 11 p.m. Saturday, was found stripped and abandoned near Kinser bridge south of Springfield Sunday.
6. [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] 1933 Obit for Catherine Melvina Brooks Surritte [1]
Is anyone aware of any existing newspaper archives for May, Platte Co., MO. I'm looking for an obit for my great-grandmother CATHERINE MELVINA BROOKS SURRITTE who died 14 June 1933 in above location. She is supposed to be buried in Hampton Cemetery but there are no on-line listings that I have found for this cemetery. Any enlightenment as to avenues I might follow for more information is greatly appreciated.
7. [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Old Newspapers Rochester & Helena, MO. [1]
Dear List Members, Does anyone on this list have any old newspapers or obits from the Rochester/Helena townships (Andrew County) from the years 1882 - 1886? I am searching for information of my great grandmother's death. She died in Rochester, Mo. Her married name would have been listed as Mary Belle Register, but may possibly have been listed as her maiden name - Mary Belle Tetherow. Her first name could also be listed as Mary or Belle. She died sometime after her daughter (my grandmother) Lula Regist
8. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Is this list still active? [1]
Hey Juanita, Those will do when you can get them out of storage. :o) Any news article will do, as long as it's about Missouri I would think. Doesn't have to be just obits. Dana SandyDunes@aol.com wrote: > > In a message dated 12/31/2006 2:56:53 P.M. Central Standard Time, > dana1@avalon.net writes: > > Does anyone have ANY old newspaper clippings to share with this list? > That might help to get this list more active. > Happy NEW YEAR! :o) > Dana > Iowa > > LOL I have quite a few but of course the
9. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] lookup [1]
In a message dated 1/1/2007 12:50:28 P.M. Central Standard Time, BMaller98@aol.com writes: I had put a search on the back burner for quite some time, and these latest emails renewed my interest. I am looking for articles concerning an arrest of FRANK V McNULTY around 1 February 1952. He was incarcerated in St. Clair County on that day and served time in the Jefferson city Correctional facility. Rumors tell me there may have been a homicide involved. Any help or direction would be
10. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Is this list still active? [1]
Hi, I'm still alive also! I have a request. If anyone lives in Schuyler Co, or has access to records there. I need any articles about Catherine Case, Sarah Ellen Case or her children Perry & Sarah Ellen Case. Her 2nd husband was Samuel Wyatt & they had one daughter named Mary. Catherine may have died between 1860 & 1870. Sarah & Sam married about 1864 or 1865, if I remember correctly. They lived in Independence, Schuyler Co. Thanks very much. A prosperous & healthy 2007 to us all.
11. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Is this list still active? [1]
I'm still here as well. Michelle Fitzpatrick Nixa, MO
12. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Fall Of A Prison [1]
Hi Dana, Is there any more on the mail coach robbery? My gg-grma lived in Independence at that time. The family name was CASE. Mother Sarah Ellen, dau also Sarah Ellen, & son Perry. About that time Mother Sarah married a WYATT, & they had dau Mary. If you run across any of those names I would be most interested. I would pay you to copy the newspaper & send it to me. Thanks so much. Jackie in CA Dana Longley wrote: BOSTON DAILY COURIER AUG. 1863 Kansas City FALL OF
13. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] 1933 Obit for Catherine Melvina BrooksSurritte [1]
I went online to Platte County Cemeteries and located the Hampton Cemetery. There is no one listed by the name of Surritte or Wallis (the family with whom she resided in 1930). Is it possible there was no one to buy a headstone in the middle of the Depression? Another route you may take is the Missouri Historical Society located in Columbia, MO on the campus of MU. (basement of the Ellis Library) They have extensive microfilm of newspapers across the state of MO. Hope I've been of some assistance.
14. [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] ENFORCEMENT OF MARTIAL LAW IN THE DEPARTMENT [1]
BOSTON DAILY COURIER Sept. 19, 1863 St. Louis FROM MISSOURI. ______________ ENFORCEMENT OF MARTIAL LAW IN THE DEPARTMENT. ____________________________________________ St. Louis, Sept. 18. - Gen. Schofield has issued a General Order, stating that hereafter martial law will be rigidly enforced throughout this Department against all persons who shall in any manner whatever encourage rioting and insubordination, or endeavor to create disaffection among the troops, and against all persons who shall publish or
15. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] lookup [1]
I had put a search on the back burner for quite some time, and these latest emails renewed my interest. I am looking for articles concerning an arrest of FRANK V McNULTY around 1 February 1952. He was incarcerated in St. Clair County on that day and served time in the Jefferson city Correctional facility. Rumors tell me there may have been a homicide involved. Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated. Barb
16. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Happy New Year's 2007 [1]
Thank you very much Michelle. The same to you & yours! StoryWriter1976@aol.com wrote: Just wanted to wish everyone a Happy New Year's and may all your wishes for 2007 come true finding you and your family in wonderful and great health. Happy 2007 New Year's, Michelle Fitzpatrick ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
17. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS Digest, Vol 2, Issue 1 [1]
for those who want Boone and Howard Co Mo. and she does others, check out gonewestpublications.com . Sherry Adams at lest five volumes of abstractions Chronologically arranged and indexed Bud. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 12:00 AM Subject: OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS Digest, Vol 2, Issue 1 > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Happy New Year's 2007 (StoryWriter1976@aol.com) > 2. Re:
18. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS Digest, Vol 1, Issue 7 [1]
What are the perimeters of old/ I have Obits in the west central Mo. Counties area and selected obits for person born before 1920. Heavy in the Concordia, Mo. area. and other strange items. Too old to walk, too little breathe but need to keep mind active. Bud. Tell me how I send. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, January 01, 2007 12:00 AM Subject: OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS Digest, Vol 1, Issue 7 > >
19. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Also still here [1]
Thanks for sharing. That is a nice site that I don't remember seeing before. Mike On Mon, 01 Jan 2007, sheridas@bellsouth.net wrote: >Date: Mon, 01 Jan 2007 12:08:17 -0500 >From: Sherida Schultheis >Subject: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Also still here >To: old-missouri-newspapers@rootsweb.com > >Happy New Year Everyone from a old Missouri girl in Hull, GA. > > I am still here too. I am sending a link that I am sure you all have >been to before but sometimes I myself forget about
20. [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Happy New Year's 2007 [1]
Just wanted to wish everyone a Happy New Year's and may all your wishes for 2007 come true finding you and your family in wonderful and great health. Happy 2007 New Year's, Michelle Fitzpatrick
21. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS Digest, Vol 2, Issue 5 [1]
Houston Herald (MO) 10 February, 1927 James Elmore died at his home in Houston Tuesday about noon. Uncle Jim had been in declining health for quite some time. Tuesday morning her felt better until the late forenoon he was notfeeling so good. He died in his chair a few minutes before noon. James Alexander Elmore, oldest son and third of a family of ten children o - George W. and Emaline Elmore who was born in TennesseeNovember 27, 1852; died at his home in Houston February 08, 1927; ag ~ ,2m ~ and 11 days.Wh
22. [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Also still here [1]
Happy New Year Everyone from a old Missouri girl in Hull, GA. I am still here too. I am sending a link that I am sure you all have been to before but sometimes I myself forget about it. So here it is just in case. http://newspapers.umsystem.edu/Default/Skins/Missouri/Client.asp?Skin=Missouri&AppName=2 Also, I am a volunteer for the RAOGK , http://www.raogk.org/ and there are volunteers that do look ups in old/current newspapers also. Have a great year. Sherida Sherwood Schultheis
23. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS Digest, Vol 2, Issue 5 [1]
Rolla Weekly Herald, Dec 21, 1899 Mrs. Martha Lawson wife of Wm. Hamilton Lawson died Dec. 3, 1899 at 9 o'clock am 5 miles west of Licking Texas Co., Mo. age of 58 years 11 months 17 days. Married April 25, 1861 at Edger Springs. She was the mother of 9 children 5 of which survive. The body was brought to Spring Creek and interred by 2 children. Rolla Express-17 June, 1867 Real Estate Delinquent Taxes for 1866 and arrears-to be sold 1st Mon. in Oct, 1867, by Love, Rot. Lawson, Jacob SW NW S22 Law
24. [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] Davies and Harrison Co. [1]
Does anyone have old newspapers for Davies and Harrison Co. MO from 1885 and backward? Thanks for any info.
25. Re: [OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS] OLD-MISSOURI-NEWSPAPERS Digest, Vol 2, Issue 5 [1]
Liberty Weekly Tribune; Date: 1857 Sep. 18; Section: None; Page Number: 2 One Mack Edwards recently stabbed one Tom Edwards, his cousin, in Tecumseh. While making his escape in the express for Missouri, he was followed by our City Marshal, arrested, and brought back to Lawrence, and was last Sunday delivered into the custody of the Deputy Marshal. At last accounts Tom E. was not expected to live.Law. Rep. The Louisville Courier of yesterday says: The splendid saddle hourse of Mr. Robert Prewitt,
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