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Ancient Faces of Harrison County

ANCIENT FACES OF HARRISON COUNTY, MO

If you have an old photo of Harrison County or its residents, and can email it to me ([email protected]), I would very much like to post it on this page. Please, no living people unless 100 years or more. :)
For a larger view of a particular picture, click on the thumbnail photos below.
NOTE: Photos on this site are the property of the photographer and/or contributor. Permission gladly given for use of these pictures. However, since you did not take them, please give credit to Phil Stewart and/or the Harrison County website. Thank you.

BETHANY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, CLASS of 1905
Among the graduates were Charline Crossan, Maurice Frisby, Agnes Glaze, Albert Leazenby and Leigh Papineau.
These names cannot be connected with the correct faces except for Leigh Papineau who is at bottom right. Two other names are missing.
If you can identify ANY of these grads, please contact the contributor.
Contributed by Sally Davis [email protected]

BETHANY SCHOOL, 1910
If you contributed this picture, please contact me. Thanks.
Barbra Chambers [email protected]

BLYTHEDALE SCHOOL
Early 1920s
Contributed by Jack Owens [email protected]

CAIN SCHOOL #18
Harrison Township, in Mercer Co. Taken approximately 1902.
The legend on the back of the original photo lists only 10 names in the top row, although there are 11 persons in that row. Some of the names were unknown on the original. If anyone knows the identity of the "unknowns", including the unknown given names, PLEASE let me know so I can put the names here.
Top row: Armine Bain, Norma Smothers, Maggie Richie, Bess Harper, Minnie Barritt, Grace Harper, Vergie Harper, ? Craig, Mrs. John (Nettie) Mitchell and baby Sybil.
Row 2: Harrison Barritt, Hubert Woordward, Forrest Bain, Lem Mitchell, Anna Norton, Everett Oric, Fred Chambers, Ethel Craig, Clara Mitchell
Row 3: Sam Oric, Ralph Oric, Francis Smothers, Unknown, Dora Menicki, David Chambers, Earnest Chambers
Row 4: Bertha Mitchell, Liza Smothers, Pearl Barritt, ? Bain, Bernice Banks, Alice Barritt, Ray Harper, Harvey Woodward
Row 5: Daisey Barritt, Unknown, Guy Mitchell, Zora Mitchell, Guy Bridges, ? Bain, ? Thompson, ? Thompson
Contributed by Barbra Chambers [email protected]

HIGH POINT SCHOOL 1942
Front row [on knees] [l to r] Lorraine Parkhurst, Bradford Holstead, Edith Lane, Kent Parkhurst, Amy Johnson, Alvin Snethen, Lola Lane, Thede Snethen, Roberta Strickland, Ruth Lane , James Snethen
Back row [l to r] (standing] Doris Holloway, Raymond Stone, Ruby Johnson, Virgil Johnson, Marie Sharp, Dorothy Stone, Gladys Snethen, Dix Johnson, Lola Omstead, Alson Lane, Carroll Snethen, Eldon Holloway, Joe Snethen, Ora Omstead, Leslie Lane
(Photo provided by RuthLane McDonald, names by Roberta Strickland)
Contributed by Bob Bixby [email protected]

LONE ROCK CHURCH 1942
If you can identify any of the people in the photo, please contact the contributor.
Contributed by Bob Bixby [email protected]

PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL, 1906
If you can identify any of the people in the photo, please contact me so I can add their names.
Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]

PULLAWAY SCHOOL 1914
Click on photo name for more info on Pullaway School
If anyone can identify the students, please contact me or the contributor.
Contributed by Connie Guldner [email protected]

RIDGEWAY SCHOOL
About 1923
Contributed by Jack Owens [email protected]

ROUND GROVE SCHOOL 1892
The Round Grove School was located two miles east and one mile north of Ridgeway, Missouri. The building in the photo was the second on the site... the first was a small log cabin. The school also served as a community meeting place, voting location and at times a church. The school was closed in 1921 when the area was incorporated into the Ridgeway School District. Those known to be in the photo are: Jesse Whisler, Ada Billups, Pearl Provin, Millie Whisler, Seba Harrison, Orpha Whisler, Alfred Grant, Amar Loy, Lenna Provin, Omar Provin, Bill Loy, Carl Maxwell, Edgar Grant, Ollie Harrison (teacher), Minnie Grant, Fred Grant, Roy Grant and Grover Harvey. Laura Ann Neff (b. 1880) is the girl in the center of the next to back row. Her sister, Elsie Ada Neff, b. 1882) is the girl on the far right, (the blurred image). Brothers Isaac Henry Neff and Jesse Leon Neff may also be in this picture.
If anyone can identify which name belongs to which face, please contact me. [email protected]
Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]

UNION SCHOOL 1917 - 1918
Back row: Cecil Frost, Gladys Eaton, Glen Taylor, Madge Gutridge - teacher
Second row: Lucile Monk, Clare Stanley, Lillian Jeffries, Dorothy Tuggle, Irene York, Ethel Tuggle, Albert Frost, Paul Easton.
Front Row: Thelma Frost, Gertrude Eaton, Harley Brown, Grace Brown, Pauline Eaton, Charles Stanley.
Contributed by Bonnie Morris Conrad [email protected]

UNKNOWN HARRISON CO SCHOOL CLASS
Below is name list on the back of the picture
Name of school and time period unknown.
Please click on picture to get a larger view.
If anyone has information on it, please contact me.
Contributed by Kay Bensuk [email protected]

UNKNOWN HARRISON CO SCHOOL CLASS NAME LIST
This list of names is on the back of the picture shown above
Name of school and time period unknown.
Believed to have been a Cainsville school, Madison Township, circa 1912.
Following info contributed by Nina Beeson:
Bessie Lisa (b. 1895), 1910 census lived in Madison Twp, Harrison County, Missouri. Married John Joel Harrold in 1916.
Carl Dinsmore (b. 1893), 1910 census Madison Twp, Harrison. Son of James W. Dinsmore and Lucinda Smith.
Lora Reeves (b. ca 1897), 1910 census shows living Cainsville Ward 1, Harrison County, Missouri Madison Twp in Cainsville School District
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If anyone has information on it, please contact me.
Photo contributed by Kay Bensuk [email protected]

HARRISON COUNTY REUNION
Taken Sep 18, 1927 in Swope Park, which contributor believes was in Kansas City.
Harve Preston Canaday is seated in middle of the first row with two boys in his lap.
Maud Weaver Canaday is just above his head in second row and Togo Crumpacker Canaday is immediately to her right with a white hat in his hand.
Others in this picture are unknown. If recognized, please contact me so I can add their names here.
Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]


CHARLES EMERY ADDISON {1857 - 1941} AND WIFE, EMMA M. (ESTEP) ADDISON {1848 - 1925} Possibly their 40th wedding anniversary in 1909. Portrait taken at Alley's Studio, Cainsville, Missouri Contributed by Shari Padgham [email protected]	CHARLES EMERY ADDISON FAMILY Charles Emery (1857 - 1941}, and wife, Emma M. (Estep) Addison {1858 - 1925} Children (L to R): William Arthur (9), Fern D. (3.5) and Franklin Leroy (7.5). Portrait probably taken early in 1891. Portrait taken at Barton's Studio, Cainsville, MO. Contributed by Shari Padgham [email protected]	CHILDREN OF CHARLES EMERY ADDISON AND EMMA M. (ESTEP) ADDISON Back: Vivian L. (1899 - 1937), Earl Clyde (1891 - 1964), Fern D. (1887 - 1944). Front : William Arthur (1881 - 1930) and Franklin Leroy (1882 - 1955) Contributed by Shari Padgham [email protected]	CHARLES EMERY ADDISON {1857 - 1941} AND GRANDSON CLYDE EMERY ELLSWORTH ADDISON {1920 - 1999} Charles born in IN, died in Cainsville Clyde born in Ingalls, Gray Co., Kansas, son of Earl Clyde Addison, (b. in Cainsville in 1891). Died 1999 in Dodge City, Ford Co., Kansas Taken approximately 1925 Contributed by Shari Padgham [email protected]	MARTHA SUSAN (MATTIE) (CHAMBERS) BAIN and RILEY BAIN Contributed by Barbra Chambers [email protected]

LIVY ANN SMOTHERS BARRITT (1831-1917) Wife of Abalom Barritt Absalom is buried in Franklin Co, AR Contributed by Barbra Chambers [email protected]	BEVERLIN FAMILY Taken at Melbourne, MO about 1914 Adults left to right: Emma Corbin Beverlin, Henry Vance, and Arch Beverlin. Children left to right: Ernest Beverlin and Hildred Beverlin Greenall. Original photo provided by Mary Weaver. Contributed by Mike Everhart [email protected]	MARY POLLY EVERHART BEVERLIN Taken about 1930. Daughter of Jacob and Anna Everhart She and husband Samuel Beverlin lived in H.C. from about 1890 to 1930. Both are buried in the Cat Creek Cemetery. Contributed by Mike Everhart [email protected]	BONDURANT FAMILY If you contributed this picture, please contact me. I would like to identify the family members and also to give you credit for the picture. Thanks Barbra Chambers [email protected]	NANCY JANE HOLLOWAY BOWEN b. 1852 IN, d. 1919 Pawnee, Harrison Co. Daughter of Uriah S. & Elizabeth Bowen Wife of Jasper Madison Holloway Contributed by Connie McLain-Guldner [email protected]

OTHO BOWEN (1892-1986) and SON AUDRY (1917-1995) Shucking corn in Harrison Co. Contributed by Connie McLain-Guldner [email protected]	WINFIELD BOWEN (1894-1982) and WILLIAM "BILLY" PARKHURST (1894-1961) Both born in Harrison Co. Contributed by Connie McLain-Guldner [email protected]	ADAM and TILDA (FRANKLIN) BOWER FAMILY Taken about 1895, Cainsville Contributed by Connie Guldner [email protected]	ADAM BROWER 1802 - 1892 Grandfather of Angeline Brower Canaday Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	BEN and MAE BROWN Wedding Day, Sep 12, 1904 If you sent this picture, please contact me. [email protected]

Believed to be MAJOR JOHN BRIDGES BROWN (1793 - 1877) Taken late 1860s - early 1870s Buried at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery. If you can identify, please contact James or Katherine Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	WILLIAM BURRIS (1843-1881) Contributed by Phil Stewart[email protected]	BESSIE AND MYRTLE (1879-1971) CANADAY Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	CANADAY CHILDREN Left to right: John, Togo, Pauline, Marguerite, and George Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	CANADAY HOME OUTSIDE BLYTHEDALE Taken in early 1900s. Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]

CANADAY LADIES (Front L-R) Anna Canaday, Stella Canaday Vanzant (Rear L-R) Clara Canaday Heckenlively, and Laura Canaday Drew Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	FOUR GENERATIONS OF CANADAY MEN Left to right: William Canaday (1823-1919), Christopher Canaday, William's son (1847-1938), John T. Canaday (1871-1928), and John T. Canaday's son Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	HARVEY CANADAY FAMILY Left to right, back row: Peggy, John, Nellie, Harvey, George, and Pauline. Marvin is in the wagon and Togo is holding the wagon tongue. Taken ca. 1908-1909 on family farm outside Blythedale Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	CANADAY FAMILY Harvey, Pauline and Nellie Carlton Canaday Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	WILLIAM, WILLIAM SCOTT, & WILLIAM ELLINGTON CANADAY Seated: William Standing are William Scott (b. 29 Dec 1837) and William Ellington (1 Oct, 1839 - 9 Mar, 1912), but which is which is not known. William Ellington is buried in the Rose Hill Cemetery. If you recognize the two men standing, please contact Carlton Canaday Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]

MABLE CANADAY Taken Jan 1896 Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	CANADAY RELATIVES Front row: Little boy, 3rd from left, Togo Canaday (1904-1979) Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	CANADAYS and FRIENDS L-R: Hugh Richardson, Marvin Canaday, John Canaday, Raymond Canaday, George Canaday, Jack Baldwin, Togo Canaday Marvin, John, George & Togo are brothers. Hugh Richardson, Raymond Canaday, and Jack Baldwin are their 1st cousins Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	CANADAY RELATIVES and FRIENDS Names in parentheses are married names Four women in back row are relatives Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	CANADAY REUNION July 4th, 1923, at Carl Richardson's farm Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]

GEORGE WASHINGTON CASSADY (CASSADAY) 07 Oct 1855 - Apr 1879 (Handcolored tintype) Contributed by George Cassady [email protected]	DAVID MACY CHAMBERS 1892-1977 The boy in the background with the big straw hat is David. His father (Joab Chambers) had given him the twin bull calves for his birthday, which he trained to pull the cart. The man in the cart who was passing through Cainsville and was unknown to him, gave David a quarter to let him have his picture taken with the calves and cart. Contributed by Barbra Chambers [email protected]	JOAB CHAMBERS FAMILY Back row, left to right: Oscar Riley Bain, Martha Susan (Mattie) Chambers Bain, Fred Chambers, Howard Chambers; Next row: Vacant chair for Rebecca Jane Howard Burns, Benjamin Franklin Burns, Joab Chambers, Alice Howard Chambers; Front row: David Macy Chambers, Ernest Lee Chambers. Small children are children of Riley and Mattie Bain; names not known for sure, but may be Irene, Elbert, and Elizabeth. Contributed by Barbra Chambers [email protected]	JOHN QUINCY CHAMBERS (1831-1910) and MARGARET ELIZABETH ELINER JOSEPHINE (BISHOP) CHAMBERS (1833-1919) Contributed by Barbra Chambers [email protected]	CHLORA ALICE CHRUMA 1899-1988 Family from around Mt. Moriah & Ridgeway Contributed by Connie McLain-Guldner [email protected]

CITIZENS BANK, BLYTHEDALE, MO Robert "Bob" Richardson in front Harv Canaday in background Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	IDA ETTA JENKINS CLARK and DAUGHTERS Ida married to William Clark 1886 in NE Daughters Ethel b. 1887 NE, Pearl & Ada Jane b. Bethany 1893-1896 Contributed by Patti Waitman-Ingebretsen [email protected]	WILLIAM CLARK FAMILY Ida Jenkins & William Perry Clark, Jr Contributed by Patti Waitman-Ingebretsen [email protected]	WILLIAM PERRY CLARK, 1864 - 1899 Husband of Ida Jenkins Clark Buried Blue Ridge Cemetery Contributed by Patti Waitman-Ingebretsen [email protected]	MAUDE CLAY Daughter of Lizzie (Dixon) Clay-Shoemaker Piano teacher in Cainsville Contributed by Paul A. Clay [email protected]

MAUDE CLAY Daughter of Lizzie (Dixon) Clay-Shoemaker Piano teacher in Cainsville Contributed by Paul A. Clay [email protected]	WALTER COMER (1852-1912), AND (seated) GORDON EDWIN COMER (1879-1956) Sons of William Harvey Comer Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	EDWARD COOPER 23rd Missouri Infantry, Harrison County Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	Believed to be DAVID C. CUDDY (1829 - 1911) Brother of Hardy Cuddy Taken ca. 1850s Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	EDGAR N. CUDDY AKA EDWARD N. CUDDY (1856 - 1925) Son of Hardy and Mary Brown Cuddy, husband of Jessie Morrison Buried at Miriam Cemetery Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]

EDGAR N. CUDDY Edgar/Edward Cuddy in his boyhood Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	EDGAR N. CUDDY Another photo of Edgar/Edward Cuddy Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	EDGAR N. CUDDY Edgar/Edward Cuddy in 1880s Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	FRED K. CUDDY (1872 - 1939) Son of Hardy and Mary F. Brown Cuddy Husband of Dora A. Toliver Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	HARDY MCCULLOUGH CUDDY (1829 - 1880) Son of Alexander and Mourning (Musik) Cuddy Taken ca. 1850 - 1860 Buried at Miriam Cemetery Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]

JAY COOKE CUDDY (1869 - 1960) Son of Hardy and Mary F. Brown Cuddy Buried at Miriam Cemetery Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	JESSIE MORRISON CUDDY (1863 - 1927) Wife of Edgar/Edward Cuddy Buried at Miriam Cemetery Taken ca. 1876 - 1883 Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	JESSIE MORRISON CUDDY Believed to be Jessie Morrison in her teens 1863-1927 Wife of Edgar/Edward Cuddy Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	JOHN CUDDY Believed to be John Hardy Cuddy, son of Hardy and Mary Brown Cuddy, who died 26 Jun 1884, age 21 yrs, 2 mos, 29 da. Or possibly a cousin, John H. Cuddy, (1875 - 1947), husband of Eva Elizabeth Claytor Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	Believed to be MARY FRANCES (BROWN) CUDDY (1837 - 1903) Daughter of Major John Bridges Brown and Hannah (Hill) Brown, and wife of Hardy McCullough Hill. Taken ca. 1857 - 1872 Buried at Miriam Cemetery. Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]

SAMUEL LEE CUDDY Died 3 Sep, 1866, aged 12 years, 3 months Son of Hardy and Mary F. Brown Cuddy Buried at Miriam Cemetery Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	Believed to be SAMUEL LEE CUDDY Believed to be another photo of Samuel L. Cuddy, who died at age of 12. Son of Hardy and Mary F. Brown Cuddy Buried at Miriam Cemetery Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	THOMPSON (1833-1907) and MARY (AITKEN) (1843-1924) CUMMING Thompson was a Civil War veteran. Both are buried in Lincoln Center Cemetery. Contributed by Jill Adami [email protected]	JOHN R. DAILY and UNKNOWNS John R. Daily is sitting on left. Born Oct 24, 1856 Died Mar 12, 1926 If anyone can identify the other men in this photo, please contact the contributor. Contributed by Denise Trued [email protected]	WILLIAM and SARAH ANN STURDEVANT DAILY William b. April 14, 1822 in TN d. Dec. 08, 1890 Harrison Co., MO Sarah Ann b. Sept. 22, 1824 Washington Co., IN d. Jan. 30, 1900 Harrison Co., MO Both are buried at the White Oak Cemetery, Harrison CO., MO. Contributed by Denise Trued

CHILDREN OF GEORGE and BLANCHE SHAIN DAVIS Back row, L to R: Nancy Davis Hardwick, Eliza Davis Hobbs-Whitehead-McCandless, Susan Rebecca Davis Huitt Front row, L to R: Thomas Davis (23rd Missouri Infantry), Caroline Davis Cook, Sarah Elizabeth Davis Wright Contributed by Lisa Davis [email protected]	THOMAS DAVIS 23rd Missouri Infantry Contributed by Lisa Davis[email protected]	EAGLEVILLE HIGH, 1899 Top right, Laura Canaday, Daughter of John W. Canaday and Martha Norvelle Dale If anyone can identify the other graduates, please contact Carlton Canada or MoHarris-Admin Contributed by Carlton Canday [email protected]	CALVIN LUTHER "DOCK" EVERHART Son of Jacob and Anna Everhart Taken about 1900 Wife was Mary Died on June 29, 1901 in Gilman City Buried in the Cat Creek Cemetery.	MARY ANN FLETCHER 1838-1877 Contributed by Lisa Davis [email protected]

THOMAS J. FLETCHER 1818-1900 Contributed by Lisa Davis [email protected]	JOSEPH FUNK FAMILY taken before 1900 L to R: Lucy, b. Feb 24 1886; Margaret A. (Foster) Funk, b. Nov 15, 1857; Margaret A., b. Jun 6 1889; Mary J., b. Feb 5 1881; Joseph Funk; Perry, b. Oct 9, 1884. Contributed by Shirley Branner Tyson [email protected]	MARTIN FUNK FAMILY taken before 1897 L to R: Mary Alice (Keyes) Funk; Carrie, b.Dec 2 1886; Nora, b. July 10, 1882; Jesse Nathaniel, b. Aug 20 1888; Martin , b. Mar 28, 1861. Contributed by Shirley Branner Tyson [email protected]	MARY J. FUNK taken before 1900 B. Feb 5, 1881; later married Alexander Williamson Contributed by Shirley Branner Tyson [email protected]	FUNK WEDDING Wedding photo of Samuel Tennesse Funk, (son of Nathaniel Funk & 2nd wife, Catherine), b. Mar 10, 1874, and Nancy Rebecca Clabaugh, b. Apr, 1877 Wedding took place Feb, 1895 Contributed by Shirley Branner Tyson [email protected]

JOHN R. and ELIZA JANE (HUGHES) GAMBLE FAMILY Back row: Amos Gamble (brother of Amos), Della, Seth, Mary (Nickolson) Gamble, (wife of Lewis Gilbert) Front row: Blanche C. (Gamble) Williams with son Ira, Eliza Jane, John R., Essie Gilbert, Lewis Gilbert Gamble (Essie's father) Picture take about 1892-93 Contributed by Kara Weiershauser [email protected]	SETH and IDA (TYLER) GAMBLE FAMILY Back row: Ida, Anna Pearl, & Seth Front row: Minnie Celestra, Essie Gertrude Contributed by Kara Weiershauser [email protected]	5 GENERATIONS OF GILLESPIES If you sent this to me, please contact me with names and/or other information. [email protected]	W. E. GOOD In Cuddy family album Taken 1875 - 1880 Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	RICHARD GOUCHER (1827-1911) Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]

DAVID RILEY GRACE FAMILY David Riley & Sarah Letitha "Lettie" (Hunt) Grace Daughters Bondina (1911-1928) Katholeen David was the son of John Riley and Margaret (Rimmer) Grace Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	ROY RIMMER GRACE (1897-1926) Son of John Riley & Margaret Elizabeth (Rimmer) Grace Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	GRADUATION PHOTO This wonderful old photo was sent to me but I have lost the information as well as the contributor's name. If you sent it please contact me. [email protected]	JACOB GREENE and FAMILY Jacob, his wife Eliza Frances Haley Greene, their daughters Birdie, Nannie, and Lulu, and son Robert Lee Taken ca. 1883 in Bethany, MO Contributed by Jill Adami [email protected]	MAUN (HOGAN) HALLOCK (1899-1969) Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]

HARRISON CO HIGH SCHOOL TEAM If anyone can identify the name of the school or the year of the team, please contact me or Carlton. Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	BYRAM HARROLD Contributed by Jack Owens [email protected]	JOHN DUNN (1827 - 1910) and ANGELINE (FOXWORTHY) (1836 - 1918) HIATT Marriage 27 June 1855 Both are buried in the Miriam I.O.O.F. Cemetery. Contributed by Sherida (Riggs) Childers [email protected]	EDWIN GEARHART HOGAN (1914-1999) Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	HOGAN MEN Back Row: Boy on Horse: Edwin Hogan (1914-1999), son of Charley and Neoma (Hawk) Hogan Old Man on Horse: Thomas Hogan (1853-1930), son of Patrick and Catherine Hogan Front Row, left to right: Charley Hogan (1878-1957), son of Thomas Hogan Rodney Hogan (1904-1989), son of Charley Hogan Jack Hogan (1902-1982), son of Charley Hogan Howard Smith Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]

NINA BELL (COMER) HOGAN (1915-2005) Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	THOMAS (1853-1930) and ELIZABETH (GEARHART) (1846-1924) HOGAN ) Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	THOMAS HOGAN (1853-1930) Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	JOHN B. HOOKER (1837-1917) Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	AZURIA FRANCIS BONDURANT JENNINGS If you contributed this picture, please contact me. Barbra[email protected]

EDWIN and ELVIRA LANE Taken 29 Jan 1904 Contributed by Bob Bixby [email protected]	ARTIMISSA WESTFALL LILLY (1833-1892) Contributed by Nina Beeson [email protected]	JOHN LILLY (1833-1916) Contributed by Nina Beeson [email protected]	CORA MARTINE (GRACE) MADDY (1885-1923) Dau of John Riley and Margaret (Rimmer) Grace Wife of Seigle Francis Maddy Buried at Kidwell Cemetery Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	SARAH ELENOR MCCAMMON, 1844 -1918 Wife of Wm. Henry Metcalf Contributed by Alan Van Dyke [email protected]

ELIZABETH LIVICK MCMINN, 1800-1867 Daughter of John and Elizabeth (Goddard) Livick Wife of Joseph McMinn, who is buried in Union Cemetery in Union Township, Clark County, Missouri Married 28 February 1825 Contributed by David Gates [email protected]	CELESTIA ANN METCALF, 1869-1951, and LOUISE PARKER Daughter of William Henry and Sarah Metcalf Wife of John Commodore McClure Louise Parker is cousin to Celestia Contributed by Alan Van Dyke [email protected]	EDWIN VICTOR METCALF, 1865-1892 Son of William Henry and Sarah Metcalf Husband of Mary McClure Contributed by Alan Van Dyke [email protected]	WILLIAM HENRY METCALF, 1841-1922 Husband of Sarah E. McCammon Contributed by Alan Van Dyke [email protected]	WILLIAM SPENCER METCALF, 1867-1947 Son of William Henry and Sarah Metcalf Husband of Mary L. Dunston Contributed by Alan Van Dyke [email protected]

JOHN B. MITCHELL Contributed by Barbra Chambers [email protected]	"UNCLE" BILLY MOORE and FAMILY Taken at the Barton Studio in Cainesville, Missouri. Appears to have been taken in the 1890s. Contributed by Shelley Cardiel [email protected]	ADA NEFF (1882 - 1965) Taken at Papineau Studio in Bethany Name and age 17 written on back of photo If anyone has any information on this young woman, please contact the contributor or me. Contributed by Pat Mange [email protected]	ANDREW JACKSON OWENS (1861-1931) Contributed by Jack Owens [email protected]	ESTHER (RAGAN) OWENS (1864-1941) Contributed by Jack Owens [email protected]

EVERT OWENS and ESTHER OWENS Contributed by Jack Owens [email protected]	MARY PILCHER If you contributed this picture, please contact me. Barbra [email protected]	ADA (GRACE) POE (1880-1962) Daughter of John Riley & Margaret Elizabeth (Rimmer) Grace Wife of John Elvy Poe Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	EMMA (DILL) PRATER (1871-1956) Contributed by Jim Grace [email protected]	JOHN A. PRATER (1860-1942) Contributed by Jim Grace [email protected]

WILLIAM L. RAGAN (1841-1911) Born TN, died Harrison Co. Contributed by Jack Owens [email protected]	CHARLIE READMAN FAMILY Charlie was the son of Elizabeth Gordon and James H. Readman Contributed by Juanita [email protected]	JAMES H. and ELIZABETH GORDON READMAN Contributed by Juanita [email protected]	LINCOLN and CHARLOTTE READMAN FAMILY Contributed by Juanita [email protected]	PASCHAL RICHARDSON FAMILY Pauline Canaday, Nellie, and Paschal (Pac) Richardson Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]

RIDGEWAY BAND Abt 1900 Back Row, Left to Right: Guy Brock, Don Killough, Herb Dale, Charlie Johnson, Everett Mower, Fred Stanley and Elmer Rinehart. Middle Row: Sam Funk, Dr V. Hinkle, Charley Sharp, Roy Neff, George Francis and Rothie Michaelis. Front row: Ercille "Red" Johnson, Bill Waddilove and Wick Marsh. George Rinehart was also a member but was absent. Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	RIDGEWAY BAND MEMBERS Left to Right: Benton Brock, Carey Brock, Ray Tull, Leslie Bridges and Earl Dale. All were from Ridgeway Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	JULIA ANN MCLAIN SAMS Wife of Abraham Sams Daughter of John & Mary McLain Contributed by Connie McLain-Guldner [email protected]	SHEPHERD FAMILY Taken about 1901 Ulric and Sarah (Everhart) Shepherd family Sugar Creek Township, H.C. Contributed by Mike Everhart [email protected]	ULRIC and SARAH (EVERHART) SHEPHERD FAMILY Taken about 1900 Sarah was daughter of Jacob and Anna Everhart Ulric and Sarah buried in Mitchell Cemetery Contributed by Mike Everhart [email protected]

ULRIC ZWINGLE SHEPHERD Born Nov. 3rd 1850, Parke Co, IN Died May 22nd 1930, Harrison Co, MO Co. G 43rd Missouri Volunteers, drummer boy Husband of to Sarah Everhart Contributed by Kelly Weaver [email protected]	NANCY YORK SMOTHERS STANLEY Wife of (1) Benjamin Smothers, (2) Richard Stanley Contributed by Barbra Chambers [email protected]	JOHN VALLAINT STEWART (1861-1921) Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	JOHN STEWART and HARRY JONES Left , John A. Stewart, owner of a furniture store in Ridgeway and Harry Jones, editor of the Ridgeway Journal, on Main Street of Ridgeway abt 1917. Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	JOHN TERRY FAMILY Taken at Terry home near Melbourne Contributed by Kelly Weaver [email protected]

SPOTWOOD (SPOTSWOOD) THOMAS (1825-1897) 23rd Missouri Infantry, Harrison County Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	JOHN LOGSDON and lAVINA TRAMMELL Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	DAVE, EVA and DOROTHY KATHRYN TUGGLE (1903-?) Contributed by Jack Owens [email protected]	TUGGLE HOMESTEAD Contributed by Jack Owens [email protected]	TUGGLE REUNION Contributed by Jack Owens [email protected]

VELMA and NETTA TUGGLE Contributed by Jack Owens [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album Handwritten note on back "Barnes artist". Not known if Barnes is subject or photographer. If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album Taken ca. 1875 May be son of Major John Bridges Brown. If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album Taken ca. 1880s Handwritten on back, looks like Morgan Taken ca. 1880s If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN Taken ca. 1850s May be the son of Major John Bridges Brown If you can identify, please contact contributors. Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]

UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album Taken 1880s May be brother to Edgar N. Cuddy If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album May be another son of Hardy and Mary Cuddy If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album May be a memorial photo of Joanna Cuddy, daughter of Hardy and Mary Cuddy, who died in 1883, aged 34. If you can identify, please contact contributors. Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album Taken 1870s If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]

UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album Taken 1870s If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album Marriage portrait, photo of bride follows Taken 1870s If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]

UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album Marriage portrait, photo of groom preceding Taken 1870s If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album Probably pre-1870. Believed to be mother of Jessie Morrison Cuddy If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album May be son of Major John Bridges Brown If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album May be mother of Hardy M. Cuddy If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]

UNKNOWN From Cuddy Family album Taken ca. 1870s If you can identify, please contact contributors Contributed by James Hicks and Katherine Lund [email protected]	UNKNOWN Taken in Eagleville May be connected with Davis family If you can identify, please contact contributor Contributed by Lisa Davis [email protected]	UNKNOWN taken before 1900 If you can identify, please contact contributor Contributed by Shirley Branner Tyson [email protected]	UNKNOWN taken before 1900 If you can identify, please contact contributor Contributed by Shirley Branner Tyson [email protected]	UNKNOWN taken before 1900 If you can identify, please contact contributor Contributed by Shirley Branner Tyson [email protected]

UNKNOWN taken before 1900 If you can identify, please contact contributor Contributed by Shirley Branner Tyson [email protected]	UNKNOWN taken before 1900 If you can identify, please contact contributor Contributed by Shirley Branner Tyson [email protected]	GRIFFITH VANDIKE (1842-1920) Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	VANZANT FAMILY Front: Alan (with dog) Seated: John and Stella Back row: Keith, Aileen, and Paul Contributed by Carlton Canaday [email protected]	JOSEPH WHISLER FAMILY Taken at family home northeast of Ridgeway in Pleasant Valley area around 1895 From left to right: Ollie (Whisler) Pontius, Ernest Pontius holding Chester Pontius, Orpha Whisler (by doll), Emaline (Dale) Whisler (behind chair), Joseph Whisler (seated), Bertha (Whisler) Combs (seated), Bert Combs (standing behind Bertha), Arthur Whisler (on ground), Ben Ellington, Esta (Whisler) Ellington (holding baby, Clark Ellington), and Jesse Whisler (with dog). Omar Whisler was also in original picture but was cut through later croppings. Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]

JOHN WILLIAMS FAMILY Taken at or near Melbourne Contributed by Kelly Weaver [email protected]	LARKIN WOODERSON FAMILY Larkin Adamson Wooderson (1949 - 1914) and Maria (Chambers) Wooderson and children: Ida, Tom, Tilda, Ira, Bertie, and Alva. Contributed by Phil Stewart [email protected]	GEORGE LEWIS WRIGHT (1861-1950) Contributed by Jim Grace [email protected]	JENNIE HENRYETTA (STONER) WRIGHT (1866-1932) Contributed by Jim Grace [email protected]	GEORGE and JENNIE WRIGHT and children, THEODORE (1884-1962) and ESSIE (1887-1902) Contributed by Jim Grace [email protected]

GRANT and JANE (KINNISON) WRIGHT FAMILY About 1901 Back: Blanche, Amos, & Amy Front: Grant holding May; Art, & Jane Contributed by Connie McLain-Guldner [email protected]	ISABELLA GUNN LINGRELL WRIGHT (1833-1912) Born in OH Wife of David M. Wright Both are buried in Mt. Moriah Cemetery Photo taken ca. 1900-1910 Contributed by Connie McLain-Guldner [email protected]	JOHN SYLVESTER WRIGHT (1828-1925) Contributed by Jim Grace [email protected]	POLLY SCOTT (BRIDGE) WRIGHT (1834-1899) Contributed by Jim Grace [email protected]	WRIGHT CHILREN Believed to be the children of Loyal Sherman & Jincy (Robinson) Wright Mt. Moriah, MO If anyone can identify, please contact contributor Contributed by Connie McLain-Guldner [email protected]

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