Oak Hill Cemetery, Barry Co., MO
| Name | Born | Died | Research Notes & Inscriptions | Researcher or Resource |
| MABRY, Frances Virginia (RICE) | Mar. 13, 1912 New Cumberland, Hancock Co., WV |
Dec. 27, 1976 | Research Note: Daughter of Ezra L. Rice and Elizabeth "Lizzie" Frasier. Wife of Hal Hamilton Mabry. | WV Birth Index SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MABRY, Hal Hamilton | July 2, 1916 | June 17, 1973 | Inscription: "MISSOURI AMM 3 US NAVY WORLD WAR II" - Research Note: Son of Hamilton S. Mabry and Hallie Eppes. His wife was Frances Virginia Rice. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MABRY, Hal M. | Oct. 23, 1955 | Jan. 4, 2000 Paducah, KY |
Inscription: "US NAVY VIETNAM" - Research Note: Hal M. Mabry, age 22, married Laura McElrath, age 19, on Dec. 22, 1977 in Madison Co., KY. Probably the son or grandson of Hal Hamilton Mabry and Frances Virginia Rice. | KY Marriage Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MADDOX, Myrta | Sept. 10, 1895 | July 9, 1897 | Inscription: "Dau. of P. E. and N. J." | Photo BCG and HS |
| MAIDEN, Emma (LECKIE) | Aug. 4, 1848 Montgomery Co., VA |
Sept. 1913 Konawa, Seminole Co., OK |
SSW: Noah Lewis - Research Note: Daughter of Edgar J. Leckie and Matilda Jane Snider. - September 25, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - News was received in Cassville Saturday to the effect that Mrs. Emma Maiden, widow of the late Prof. N. L. Maiden, died suddenly of heart failure about 7 o'clock that morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. E. McKinney in Konawa, Okla. Mrs. Maiden had been enjoying the blessing of health for a number of years. Last Friday she expressed herself with much gladness about her good health to the members of her daughter's family. While preparing breakfast Saturday morning she complained of ailments of heart failure within a short time the disease proved fatal. Mrs. Maiden was born August 4, 1848 in Montgomery County, Virginia. She grew to womanhood in that state. She was married to N. L. Maiden, July 1, 1866 at Bristol, Tenn. In 1869 they came to Missouri and settled in Greene County near Springfield, where Prof. Maiden became prominent in the educational work of that county. In 1881 they came to Cassville. From 1881 to '87 she taught in the Cassville school in which her husband was principal. Her husband was a man of marked ability and shortly after his citizenship here he became known as one of the leading educators of Southwest Missouri, an honor he held until his death in 1900. She was the mother of seven children, five of whom are living. They are, Mrs. Maggie Wear of Cassville, Mrs. Virgie Claycomb of Guyman, Okla., Will Maiden of West Plains, Mrs. Flora McKinney of Konawa, Okla., and Paul Maiden. She leaves two brothers and three sisters, John Leckie of Springfield, Henry Leckie of Christiansburg, Virginia, Mrs. Florence Childs of Oregon, Mrs. Dora Briscoe of Harrison, Ark., and Mrs. Rose Tuggle of Christiansburg, Virginia. Mrs. Maiden had resided in Oklahoma since 1907. Prior to that date she had lived about 26 years in this community in which she commanded the esteem and profound respect of all who knew her. Her influence was always for good and in her death her children have lost a devoted and sacrificing mother. Her body arrived in Cassville from Konawa, Sunday night. Funeral service were held at the Presbyterian Church Monday afternoon in charge of Revs. Williams and E. W. Love, after which her body was conveyed for burial to the Oak Hill Cemetery. - Another Stone | Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MAIDEN, Noah Lewis | Oct. 10, 1844 Abington, Washington Co., VA |
Apr. 1900 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Emma - Research Note: Goodspeed's 1888 History - Prof. Noah L. Maiden, principal of the Collegiate Institute, of Cassville, MO, and school commissioner of Barry Co., is a native of Abingdon, Washington Co., VA, born in 1844. He is a son of John Maiden and Susan Landis, both of German extraction. Sometime during the 17th century, three brothers, John, William, and Jacob Maiden, emigrated to the US from England, and settled in the Shenandoah Valley, VA. It is from this stock that John Maiden descended. He was born in Augusta Co., VA, in 1797, and after his marriage removed to Washington Co., VA, where he passed the remainder of his life on a farm, dying in 1862. He held several county offices, and was one on the influential men of the county. His wife was born in Rockingham Co., VA, in 1801, and died in 1855. They were the parents of twelve children, eleven of whom are living. They are William (a farmer of Washington Co. VA), John (a miller of Washington Co., VA), Frank (a Missionary Baptist minister of Smith Co., VA), Eliza (Mrs. John Caldwell of Washington Co.,l VA), Henry (a Missionary Baptist minister of the same county), Mary (wife of A. G. Leedy, a contractor and builder of Springfield, MO), George A. (a teacher at Camden, TN), Morgan (a teacher at Maiden Springs, VA), Samuel (a miller of Washington Co., VA) and Noah L. The last named, with George A. and Morgan, attended school at Emory and Henry College, VA, graduating in a special course in 1866. In that year he was united in marriage with Emma Leckie, a daughter of Edgar Leckie. She was born in VA in 1848. To this union have been born seven children: Nora (wife of S. O. Ware), Maggie, Paul, Virgie, Willie, Fannie and Flora. In 1869 Prof. Maiden removed to Springfield, MO and began teaching school. He taught four years successively at each Union Hall, Walnut Grove and Ebenezer, Greene Co. In 1881 he came to Cassville, and became principal of the public schools, continuing the same until the Collegiate Institute was erected. and he was chosen principal, which position he has since filed. The building is large and commodious, and is a valuable addition to the town. Prof. Maiden was largely instrumental in its erection. He is a man of marked ability, and is one of the leading educators of SW MO. In 1881 he secured a State certificate for life. In connection with his regular school work he conducts a summer normal of four weeks for teachers, in which he had the assistance of some very able school workers. He is an earnest Christian, possesses marked ability, and commands the esteem and profound respect of all who now him. Politically he is a Democrat. In the spring of 1863 he enlisted in the Confederate army, joining Co. B, 48 Regiment of VA Infantry. In the battle of the Wilderness he was wounded in the left arm by a piece of shell, from which it was necessary to amputate the arm below the elbow the following day. In 1872, Prof. Maiden was nominated for the office of superintendent of Greene Co., and in 18976 was appointed school commissioner, serving an unexpired term. In 1883 he was elected school commissioner of Barry Co., and having been twice re-elected, is the present incumbent. He has raised the standard of educational work in the county to a high rank, for which he has the well merited thanks of the people. He is a member of the IOOF and of the Missionary Baptist Church. His wife is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, April 26, 1900 - Professor Maiden Dead: When on Feb. 10, Prof. N. L. Maiden was thrown from his horse while retuning home from his farm, four miles east of town, from which he sustained a broken hip, and was not thought the injuries would result fatally, but the exposure incident to laying on the ground until help could reach him induced pleurisy, which was followed by pneumonia, and at 8:45 Friday morning he passed away. For nearly twenty years Professor Maiden had been a prominent figure in educational matters and politics in Barry County. In 1881 he came here to take charge of the Cassville School as principal, which position he retained continuously until defeat in the spring election of 1887. As an educator he obtained wide reputation and was recognized as one of the foremost in the southwest. In 1888 he was elected county school commissioner and filled the office for eight years, being instrumental in creating great interest in the normal and teacher's institutes. In 1898 he was elected principal of the Exeter School, which position he occupied at the time of the accident. Noah Lewis Maiden was a native of Abington, Virginia, where he was born Oct. 10, 1844 to John and Susan Maiden. In the spring of 1863 he enlisted in Co. B. 48th VA Inf., Confederate service. In the Battle of the Wilderness he was wounded in the left arm by a shell, necessitating the amputation of the arm below the elbow. In 1866 he graduated from Emory and Henry College, Virginia, and July 1, 1866, married Emma, daughter of Edgar Leckie, who survives him. In 1869 he moved to Springfield, Missouri, and taught four years each at Union Hall, Walnut Grove and Ebenezer. In 1872 he was nominated for school commissioner of Greene County, and in 1876, was appointed commissioner to fill a vacancy. In 1881 he was granted a state certificate for life. Politically, Professor Maiden was a Democrat, and belonged to the Missionary Baptist Church. He was a member of Cassville Lodge No. 238, I.O.O.F., under whose auspices the services were held at the Baptist Church, Sunday, after which interment occurred in the Cassville Cemetery. Rev. J. M. Hively of Exeter conducted the religious services. Members of the order and many friends from Purdy, Exeter, Washburn, and other places were present. Besides his wife, Professor Maiden left six children as follows: Mrs. S. O. Ware of St. Louis, who is present, Mrs. W. A. Wear, Paul, who is in the west, Mrs. C. W. Claycomb of Thorniegh, MO, William and Flora. - Another Stone | Goodspeed Online Obit Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MAIDEN, Paul | Apr. 21, 1870 Greene Co., MO |
Mar. 8, 1945 State Hosp., Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co.,MO |
Research Note: Death certificate has birth year 1869. He was single and a son of N. L. Maiden born VA and Emma Leckie born VA and is buried by them. He had traumatic amnesia. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MAJORS, Georgia Lee | June 27, 1941 | No Date | SSW: Mary Lou (Cannon) Majors - Inscription: "Married June 24, 1962" | Photo BCG and HS |
| MAJORS, Mary Lou (CANNON) | June 10, 1944 Seymour, Jackson Co., IN |
Aug. 27, 1998 Tulsa, OK |
SSW: Georgia Lee - Inscription: "Married June 24, 1962" - Research Note: Researchers say she was the daughter of Arthur Goble Cannon and Florence Hayes. | Note Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MALARKEY, Melba Darlene (FERGISON) | Aug. 2, 1937 Oregon, Holt Co., MO |
Nov. 13, 1997 | SSW: Robert W. - Inscription: May 22, 1953" - Research Note: Daughter of Ceacle C. Fergison and Bertie J. Harris. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MALARKEY, Robert W., Sr. | Sept. 9, 1932 St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., MO |
Jan. 21, 1986 | SSW: M. Darlene - Inscription: May 22, 1953" - Research Note: Son of William Malarkey and Mamie E. Loubey. - Military Stone - Inscription: "SFC US ARMY KOREA" | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MANLEY, Bon Luther | July 15, 1884 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 18, 1945 Cassville, Barry, MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that his wife was Oma Manley and his occupation was listed as business man - tourist court. He was a son of William D. Manley born Madison, WI and his second wife, Marguerite Bradley born WI. - April 23, 1904, Cassville Democrat - Geo. Evans and his sister, Mrs. Fred Sills and Misses Mabel and Mary Evans and Bon Manley attended a minstrel show at Monett Tuesday night. - March 18, 1905, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - W. J. Jones of Monroe County, Wis., has been visiting his cousins, C. D. Manley, Mrs. Benton Robbins and Bon Manley of this city this week. He is very pleasant gentlemen and may possibly become a citizen of our town. - November 2, 1907, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Born to Bon Manley and wife, Oct. 28th, a daughter, Bon's condition while serious, hopes are entertained for his ultimate recovery. Granddaddy Plattenburg steps a little higher. - April 4, 1908, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Bon Manley visited his uncle Pol Bradley at Miami, Okla., last week. He said his uncle was a very sick man. - Cassville Republican, Sept. 11, 1919 - Prof. and Mrs. J. F. Adams and little daughter of Idaho arrived Friday for a short visit with Mrs. Adams' parents, Capt. and Mrs. J. S. Plattenburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Bon Manley. - Manley Plot Stone | Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MANLEY, Charles Derius | Feb. 27, 1862 Hackett City, Sebastian Co., AR |
Mar. 9, 1932 Cassville, Barry, MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that his wife was Belle (Isabelle Goodnight) Manley and he was an insurance salesman. Son of William D. Manley and his first wife Elizabeth Bender. Lena A. Manley of Monett was the informant. Cause of death was suicide, gun shot wound through the head which happened in his office. - Wheaton Journal, Thursday, March 17, 1932 - Cassville Man Shoots Self Wednesday: C. D. Manley, well known Cassville citizen and insurance agent, shot himself in the temple with a revolver while seated in a chair at his desk about three o'clock Wednesday afternoon of last week. He had gone to his office, returning from the scene of a fire and within ten minutes was found in his chair. Medical aid was summoned and he died about an hour later. The bulled passed entirely through the top of his head and was later found on the floor of his office. The above report was given out soon after Manley was found shot, but it was later thought that some unknown person might have murdered him. The bullet ranged downward as if the gun was held higher than his head which would be almost impossible for him to hold the gun in this position and there were no powder burns around the wound. Also there was a lump on his jaw, apparently cased by a blow, and the back door was unlocked. These incidents and others caused some to believe that he did not kill himself. - Cassville Democrat, March 24, 1932 - SEVERAL HUNDRED ATTEND MANLEY FUNERAL FRIDAY AGED BOOSTER HAD MANY FRIENDS THRU OUT SOUTH-WEST MISSOURI: Funeral services for Charles D. Manley, who died in his office in Cassville, last Wednesday afternoon, were held at the Community Building in this city Friday afternoon and was one of the largest funeral's held here in many years. Services were in charge of by Rev. Patrick of the Cassville Christian Church and Rev. Dillion of the Methodist church, of which the deceased was a member. Not for some years has such a gathering of splendid citizenship been in our city for such an occasion, to pay their last love and respect to a man whose every thought was to do something that would progress his city, county and state. Charles D. Manley was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Manley, old time citizens of this city and county. He was born at Hackett City, Ark., Feb. 2, 1862 and was 70 years and 12 days old at the time of his passing. When he was a mere babe his excellent mother carried him on horseback, as they traveled from their Arkansas home to East St. Louis, Illinois. They passed through Cassville on their trip and camped over night in a sheep shed near Washburn, at which time one of Mrs. Manley's horses was stolen. Mr. Manley was married to Belle Goodnight on December 24th, 1884. Three children were born to this union, 2 sons and one daughter who are: Lennie Manley, Monett, and Miss Elaine Manley of Tulsa, Okla. Another son preceded his father in death several years ago. Mr. Manley came to Cassville in the year of 1886, where he engaged in the insurance and real estate business with his father whom he succeeded in the business at his death, many years ago. He served Barry county as clerk of the county court two terms from 1902 to 1910. He had also served the City of Cassville as Mayor several terms and was a most progressive official. "The Old Wagon" as he was called by his many friends, was one of the biggest hearted men in this county. Never did he turn a deaf ear to pleas of the hungry or needy. His purse was always open in a big way to any who were in distress or for any other community enterprise or progress. Never did he falter in his efforts to progress his city, county and state. An unselfish worker in every way and it was largely through his untiring efforts that Barry county enjoys such excellent highway facilities as it has today. His activities were not confined to any one community, but to all alike, just so the attempted project was in his county or state. "The Old Wagon" was a man who had many friends, and very few enemies; any man who has taken important parts in public life for the many years as this great booster, could not maintain the friendship of all; but at that, those who would be classed as his enemies, admired him, and have often been heard to so state. The night was never too stormy or dark but that he gladly and willingly responded to the sick and distressed. In speaking of this prominent citizen, the Springfield Press, in a recent issue, said - Down at Cassville business men of the town refer to Charles D. Manley as "The Wagon," because he carries the burdens of the community. If there is a fund to be raised or committee to be organized, they call on "Wagon" and although some of the roads have been exceptionally rough he has never failed to deliver. He has done more to advertise Cassville and Barry county than any other citizen. His hobby is collecting photographs of important gatherings and historic events. These pictures he used for advertising purpose. Charley Manley was a member of the Methodist church, the Masonic Lodge, W. O. W., and M. W. A. lodge. During the several years he served as president of the Cassville Commercial Club, he worked day and night for his town and county and many splendid ideas were originated through his brilliant mind which meant much to our city and county. Mr. Manley was with W. H. (Coin) Harvey when the Ozark Trail was routed from St. Louis to Las Vegas, N. M., in 1916. On this trip, members of the routing party paid their own expenses and blazed the trail for a good roads program in the middle west. Mr. Manley said highway 66 now follows a large portion of the original route. A quartette composed of Mrs. John Ray, Miss Pauline Hisey, Clinton Blythe and J. W. Hisey, rendered beautiful music at the service. A solo, "A Perfect Day," was sung by Mrs. John Ray, accompanied by Mrs. Troy Wilson at the piano. Many beautiful floral emblems were received by the bereaved family from friends and admirers at home and afar as an expression of the high esteem in which this strong character was held. Interment was made in the Oak Hill cemetery at Cassville, under direction of the Horine-Culver Funeral Service. Masonic services were given at the grave. "The Old Wagon," the friend and counselor has passed on, but his life and influence will keep living many ages. The Democrat joins the many friends of the grief stricken family in extending sincere sympathy to them in their sad hour of bereavement. Mayor Wilks issued the following proclamation: Mayor Proclamation - Our highly esteemed and dearly beloved fellow townsman, Charles D. Manley having departed this life, March 9, 1932, and whose body will be laid to rest after funeral services, which will be held at 2:00 in Community Hall building, March 11 as mayor of the city of Cassville, in which official position the deceased has served his people three terms so efficiently and honorably, I hereby request all business and professional houses be closed from 2:00 o'clock until 3:30 p. m., thereby expressing not only our last token of respect for the services he so unselfishly has rendered to the whole citizenship of our city, county and state, but in addition show to the members of his family our sympathy for each of them in their great loss. Done at office in City Hall, this 10th day of March, 1932. B. D. Wilks, Mayor. - Another News Item: Charles Derius Manley - Was born at Hacket City, Sebastian County, Ark., Feb. 27, 1862, and is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Manley, former residents of Cassville. In 1863, Mr. Manley's mother passed through Cassville on her way to Illinois by horseback carrying Charlie in her arms. In Illinois she met her husband. After the war, in 1867, they removed and located near Cassville, making the trip with an ox team. Mr. Manley attended the public schools of Barry county and received his education. He taught school in this county and afterwards served as Deputy County Clerk seven years. In connection with his father, they established an Insurance, Abstract and Real Estate business to which Mr. Manley succeeded on the death of his father, which was conducted successfully for fifteen years. On Dec. 21, 1884, Mr. Manley and Miss Belle Goodnight were united in marriage and to whom have been born four children, three of which are living. In 1902, Mr. Manley was nominated by the Democratic party for County Clerk and was elected by a handsome majority. The early part of Mr. Manley's life was spent on the farm, and on account of the limited means of his father, had a "hard row to hoe," but being backed by a strong will and energy has accomplished much by his own efforts. - August 4, 1917, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Len Manley and family spent Sunday here, with parents Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Manley. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, Oct. 30, 1919 - C. D. Manley has from his orchard south of town a Ben Davis apple which weighs 17 ounces and measures 14 inches around. The apple is beautifully colored and is perfect in shape. What a fine apple exhibit this county could have held this year had he taken the matter up in time. - H. A. Long of Polk County was here last week looking after the shipment of a car load of apples with the he had bought of C.D. Manley. - Cassville Democrat, March 20, 1920 - C. D. Manley sold a fine pig to Frank Roberts of Golden, recently. - Manley Plot Stone | Death Certificate Online Obit Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MANLEY, Cynthia Isabelle "Belle" (GOODNIGHT) | Dec. 19, 1866 | Jan. 26, 1937 | Research Note: Wife of Charles D. Manley. Daughter of George Goodnight and Elizabeth McCoy, buried at Goodnight Cemetery. - November 6, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mrs. Arthur Frost came in Tuesday morning from Oklahoma to visit her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Goodnight and sister, Mrs. C. D. Manley. - December 9, 1915, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Personal and Local News: Mrs. C. D. Manley, daughter Miss Elaine, and little granddaughter, Vivian Manley, of Exeter, visited Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Manley, and the family of W. D. Steele at Monett Sunday. - Mother's Obit - Manley Plot Stone | Mother's Obit Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MANLEY, Mabel L. | Dec. 2, 1892 | Nov. 21, 1895 | No Data - Manley Plot Stone | Photos BCG and HS |
| MANLEY, Ollie Vorhese, Sargent | July 11, 1887 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
May 9, 1921 Joplin, Jasper Co., MO |
Research Note: Death certificate gives his birth date as Feb. 11, 1886 and death Apr. 10, 1919. He was single and an insurance salesman. Son of C. D. Manley and Cynthia Isabelle "Belle" Goodnight. Death was suicide by carbolic acid. - Wheaton Journal, Friday, April 11, 1919 - Oliver V. Manley of Cassville committed suicide in a rooming house at No. 320 Virginia Avenue at 6:30 last night. He left no note or letter telling why he took his life. Manley was discovered by persons residing in the rooming house and a physician and the police were summoned. He was taken to St. John's hospital in an ambulance of the Hurlbut Undertaking Company in charge of Patrolman Fred Crandall, but died immediately. According to persons who found Manley he appeared at the rooming house Wednesday night, but left yesterday morning. He returned in the afternoon and was heard groaning shortly before 6:30 o'clock. Manley was employed as an insurance salesman in an insurance office maintained by his father C. D. Manley of Cassville. He recently was discharged from the army. He is survived by his parents and a sister Elaine Manley, who is at Exeter, Mo., and a brother, L. A. Manley of Monett. They body will be sent to Cassville for burial. Funeral services probably will be held at his home Sunday. - Joplin Globe - Cassville Republican, Thursday, April 17, 1919 - Ollie Manley carried a policy of $1,000 in the M. W. A. with his mother as beneficiary. - September 16, 1909, Thursday, Cassville Republican - On Wednesday of last week a Springfield officer came down and arrested Ollie Manley of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Manley, for drawing and passing a worthless check to the amount of $32.85. The matter was satisfactorily arranged with the officer, the check paid and Ollie was released late Wednesday afternoon. - December 1, 1917, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Ollie Manley came home Wednesday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Manley, relatives and friends. He is badly afflicted with rheumatism. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, May 30, 1918 - Mrs. C. D. Manley and daughter, Miss Elaine, returned Thursday evening from Camp Funston where they visited a few days with Ollie Manley, a Barry County registrant at the camp. - Manley Plot Stone | Death Certificate Online Obit Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MANLEY, Omi (PLATTENBERG) | Jan. 18, 1884 Gainsville, Ozark Co., MO |
Aug. 9, 1951 Cassville Comm. Hosp., Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: According to her death certificate she was a daughter of James S. and Jane (Boone) Plattenberg. Bon Manley was her husband. Carroll Chenoweth, Cassville, MO, was the informant. - Another Photo - Manley Plot Stone | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photos BCG and HS |
| MANLEY, Pearly Mildred | Apr. 5, 1880 | Aug. 19, 1902 | Research Note: This stone is broken in at least two pieces. - August 30, 1902 Cassville Democrat - Card of Thanks: Please allow the space in your paper to return our thanks to the good people of Cassville, and vicinity, for their kind treatment and assistance rendered during the long and fatal illness of our dear sister Pearl Manley. Language can not express our appreciation of their kindness. Mrs. Benton Robbins, Mrs. Al Bethel, C. D. Manley. - Second Part of Stone | Note Newspaper Account Donna Cooper Photos BCG and HS |
| MANNING, Sarah "Sally" Jane (UNGER) | Jan. 8, 1923 Springfield, OH |
July 1, 1960 Burge Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: Culver Funeral Home records read that Sarah Jane was a daughter of J. H. Unger and that her mother's maiden name was unknown. Ed Manning was her husband and she was separated. Virginia Vanzandt of Washburn, MO, was a relative. - Mrs. Virginia Vanzandt of Washburn, MO was the informant on the death certificate. Mother not named on it either. Census says her mother was Emma Dawson and father Jacob H. Unger. | Photo BCG and HS Culver Funeral Home, V. 9, P. 43, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper Death Certificate Census Phyllis Long |
| MARBUT, Curtis Fletcher | July 19, 1863 Verona, Lawrence Co., MO |
Aug. 25, 1935 Harbin, Manchuria, China |
Research Note: Son of Nathan Thomas Marbut and Malinda Jane Browning. His wife was Florence Lucy Martin. - Curtis Fletcher Marbut is the Father of Soil Science, professor at Univ. of MO, 1895-1910, Director of U.S. Dept of Agriculture, Div of Soils Survey. He was responsible for classification of soils. - Cassville Democrat, Aug. 29, 1935 - Native Of This County Was On Way To China To Make Soil Survey When Double Pneumonia Kills Him - WASHINGTON - Aug. 25, Word of the death of Dr. Curtis Marbut, chief of the soil survey of the Department of Agriculture and former geology professor at the University of Missouri, in Harbin Manchuria, was received today by the State Department. Dr. Marbut, 72 years old, reached Harbin Monday suffering from pneumonia after a railroad trip from England by way of Moscow. He was on his way to Peiping to study Chinese soils at the request of that Government. He sailed on a six-months leave of absence from Baltimore July 17 to attend a meeting of the International Conference of Soil Workers in Oxford, England, before going to China. He intended to come back through India to Italy for research work in Rome before returning home. In charge of the soil survey since 1910, he would have retired from Government service July 1, 1936. Dr. Marbut was internationally known for his soil research work. In 1919 he made a study of soils in Central America with a party sent under the direction of President Wilson and in 1923 he was a member of a party sent to the Amazon River Valley by the Government to study the possibilities of rubber development. He was awarded the Cullum medal of the American Geographical Society in 1929 for research conducted into Africa soils and the next year, after a trip to Russia, published a study of wheat production possibilities in that country. Born July 19, 1863, near Verona MO, he was graduated from the University of Missouri in 1889. And received a graduate degree from Harvard in 18?5. (Wrong date). He later received honorary degrees from the University of Missouri and Rutgers College. He joined the University of Missouri faculty in 18?5, [date not complete] serving until 1910. Arrangements are being made to have the body cremated and returned to Cassville, Mo., for burial. Thus passes an outstanding son of Barry County, a man whom every civilized nation interested in soil and in agricultural progress has used. Down near McDowell, Dr. Marbut was building a house in which he had expected to retire soon. In fact, he had retirement in sight when he started work on the house last year, but he was drafted for some work up at the University of Missouri and shortly he was back in the harness of doing good, and other countries were calling for his services. Mr. Marbut was born near Verona, Mo., July 19, 1863. He was graduated from the University of Missouri in 1889. he later received honorary degrees from the university and from Rutgers College. He joined the staff of the University of Missouri in 1895, serving until 1910. Since that time he had been sent on government missions and had been used by the university from time to time. Mrs. Marbut died several years ago and is buried at Cassville. That is where the ashes of Dr. Marbut is expected to be burial. Five children survive: Mrs. Leroy Moomaw of Dinkinson, N. D., T. Fiske Marbut of Emporia, Kas., Dr. W. Martin Marbut, Echo, Ore., Helen Marbut, Harrisonburg, Va. And Frederick B. Marbut of Washington, D.C. Jake and Ethel Marbut are brothers of Dr. Marbut and Vede and Clint Marbut are cousins. Mrs. Marbut, whose maiden name was Martin, died in Columbia in 1909 of pneumonia. In the news dispatches, Verona is given as Dr. Marbut's birthplace, but that is because Verona was the post office of those who lived in the Marbut Valley, or Little Flat creek in those old days. The new home which Dr. Marbut has under construction is a short distance down the valley road from the Marbut spring and thence up a little ravine in a secluded spot. It is near the spot where his father settled something like 100 years ago. - Bio for Curtis - Photo of Curtis - Marbut Family Photo - Marbut Plot Stone | Headstone Darla Marbut Online Obit Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MARBUT, Elisha Alexander | Dec. 21, 1852 Barry Co., MO |
July 15, 1936 Purdy, McDonald Twp., Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Nancy E. - Research Note: He built the old Marbut Mill in 1875, located about 1/2 mile below Merle's Chapel. His death certificate reads that he was born Dec. 21, 1853, and his stone has 1852 as his birth year on it. The death date isn't given on his stone, but his death certificate adds that. He was a farmer, widowed, and lived in Purdy, MO. George Washington Marbut, born SC and Parmelia Rowena Fly, born TN, were given as his parents names. The cause of death was chronic prostatitis and infirmities of age. Floyd Marbut, Springfield, MO, was the informant. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Jack Fly Photos BCG and HS |
| MARBUT, Florence Lucy (MARTIN) | Jan. 1, 1865 Camden, Carroll Co., TN |
Mar. 24, 1909 Columbia, Boone Co., MO |
Research Note: Husband, Curtis Fletcher Marbut. - She was a daughter of William Larimer Martin, born OH and Louisa Lenon, born IN. - March 27, 1909, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Mrs. C. F. Marbut Dead: Passes Away at Her Home in Columbia, Wednesday. Death, that unwelcome visitor, has entered a happy home and beckoned the spirit of an excellent wife, a loving mother and a good friend and neighbor to that sprit land to dwell and greet her parents and wait to welcome her loved ones on earth. It is with sad feelings we have to record the death of a former citizen of Cassville, one whom we all knew and loved, in the person of Mrs. Florence Marbut, beloved wife of Prof. Curtis F. Marbut of Columbia, MO, who died Wednesday noon, March 24, 1909, age 44 years, 2 months and 23 days, of pneumonia. The remains were shipped from Columbia, MO, and arrived in this city, Friday, March 26th, 1909, and were conveyed to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ray, where they remained until 2:00 p. m., when they were taken to the Christian Church where Rev. Yarborough conducted funeral services to a large number of sorrowing relatives, old friends and neighbors. Mr. Curtis F. Marbut and Miss Florence L. Martin were married in Cassville at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Martin, on Dec 17, 1891. Five children were born to them: the oldest a daughter of seventeen years and the youngest a boy of four years. She left three brothers: Chas. G. Martin of Kansas City, W. H. Martin, Pioneer, and Henry Martin of Utah. All the care that skilled physicians, loving and anxious relatives and friends could devise and apply for her comfort and assistance were brought into play, but the fate of Him that rules over our incomings and outgoings, had been l__ned and after a brief struggle despite the prayers and entreaties by all who knew and loved her, were overruled and her spirit went to Him who gave it, surrounded by her family and friends. Here to Cassville where she grew to womanhood, attended school, and was married, the news of her untimely death made all her old friends sad, deeply sad, because she was loved by all. Mrs. Marbut was deputy collector under her father, the late W. L. Martin and Judge B. L. Evans, who resides near Pioneer and made a very efficient officer. The remains were lowered to their last resting place by her old school mates: D. D. Roller, C. D. Manley, J. R. Baker, Henry McNally, P. E. Horine and John Hankins. Many beautiful floral offerings were sent the family by old friends. - Nov. 12, 1891, Thursday, Cassville Republican - We are authorized to announce that the marriage of Mr. C. F. Marbut and Miss Florence Martin, both of the county will occur, Dec 17th, 1891. - April 3, 1909, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Martin of near Pioneer were at the funeral of his sister Mrs. C. F. Marbut, here March 20th. - Marbut Plot Stone | Headstone Online Obit Darla Marbut Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MARBUT, Helen | Nov. 14, 1899 Columbia, Boone Co., MO |
Oct. 15, 2001 Neosho, Newton Co., MO |
Research Note: Daughter of Curtis Fletcher and Florence Martin Marbut. Phyllis' Note: She was a daughter of C. F. and Florence (Martin) Marbut. She was a professor of physical education at James Madison University in Harrisonville, Virginia. Following retirement she farmed in McDowell. - Photo of Helen | Headstone Darla Marbut Monett Times Oct. 17, 2001 Mary Homesley Monett Times Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MARBUT, Nancy Estelle (HENDERSON) | July 26, 1860 IL |
July 11, 1929 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Elisha A. - Research Note: According to her death certificate her husband was E. A. Marbut. Her father was P. P. Henderson and her birth place was unknown to the informant. Her mother's name wasn't known to the informant. She was married, age 68 years, 11 months and 15 days old at the time of her death. Her cause of death was old age and heart disease. Fred Marbut, Springfield, MO, was the informant. Her mother was Manerva Ann Dodge. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo Jack Fly Photos BCG and HS |
| MARLENEE, Faye (POISAL) | July 3, 1904 Barry Co., MO |
Jan. 27, 1941 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Faye was listed as the daughter of Robert Poisal on her death certificate. Her mother was given as Warren, last name not given. Her mother was Edna E. Warren. She had been widowed two times. Her deceased husband was given as Roy Marlenee. The cause of death was pulmonary tuberculosis. Mrs. D. S. Holiday, Cassville, MO, was the informant. Her homemade stone has her surname spelled Marlenne. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| MARLENEE, Roy Virgil | Nov. 6, 1898 NE |
Nov. 21, 1940 West of Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that he was a printer, and that he worked in a printing office. His father was Charles Wesley Norwood, born NE, and his mother Laura B. Marlenee, born NE, and he was married. His wife was age 31, named Faye Marlenee. The cause of death was given as hemorrhage and carcinoma of the stomach. Apparently a step-son of Charles Norwood. His mother's maiden name was Marlenee, daughter of William and Amanda. He was buried in Oak Hill on Nov. 23, 1940. His homemade stone has his surname spelled Marlenne. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| MARRELLO, Edwin Paul "Ed" | Feb. 8, 1925 Kalispell, Flathead Co., MT |
Jan. 13, 2016 Mercy Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: He was the son of Paul and Myrtle (Locke) Marrello, who preceded him in death. Also preceding him in death were one son, James Marrello and one sister, Rose Gibson. Ed received his GED in Scranton, Pennsylvania. On August 22, 1942 he enlisted in the United States Navy and served until April 1, 1957. He proudly served in World War II and also the Korean War. He then joined the Roller Derby in Chicago, Illinois and later moved to Peoria, Illinois where he was employed for a trucking company working on the dock. In 1997, he moved to Cassville to be near his son and became a school bus driver and an aide to the drivers. He was a member of St. Edwards Catholic Church in Cassville. He was very actively involved in obtaining funds for Honor Flights. - Edwin P. Marrello married Geraldine > Borowski on Nov. 2, 1949 in Cook Co., IL. | Fohn Funeral Home IL Marriage Index Phyllis Long |
| MARTIN, Charles C. | July 7, 1858 Camden, Carroll Co., IN |
Sept 16, 1929 Princeton Hotel, Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO |
SSW: Missie K. and William P. - Research Note: Son of William Larimer Martin, born OH and Louisa Lennon. - Son of William Martin and Mother not named on the death certificate. He was widowed and a retired insurance salesman. Hunter L. Martin of Tulsa, OK was the informant. - Martin Home - Footstone | Death Certificate Census Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MARTIN, Henry A. "Hank" | Jan. 10, 1860 | Nov. 7, 1916 Salt Lake City, UT |
Research Note: Son of William Larimer Martin and Louisa Lennon. - November 16, 1916, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Word was received in Cassville last week of the death of Hank Martin at Salt Lake City, Utah. Hank was the second son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Martin, and a brother of C. C. Martin of Kansas City and W. H. Martin of Pioneer. Mr. Martin spent several years in Mexico in the railroad service as fireman and engineer. His eyes getting bad he resigned his work and returned to Cassville, remaining here a few years. In the early nineties he went to Salt Lake and made that his home until death. He had never married. During his residence in Cassville Hank made many friends and it will be with regret that they will hear of his death. His remains are expected to arrive in Cassville today, Wednesday to be placed beside those of his father and mother in Oak Hill Cemetery. | Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MARTIN, Jeffie LoyDene (MOONEY) | Mar. 2, 1923 | Apr. 9, 2017 Cassville Health Care, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was born March 2, 1923 the second of three children born to Lloyd Patrick and Ruth (Berryhill) Mooney. Jeffie is preceded in death by her parents and two sisters. Surviving are two nieces, two nephews, many great nieces and great nephews and numerous friends. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| MARTIN, Louisa (LENNON) | Mar. 14, 1834 Camden, Carroll Co., IN |
Dec. 15, 1907 MO |
SSW: William Larimer - Research Note: Researchers say she was the daughter of John Lennon/Lenon and Elizabeth Fox. Mother of Florence Lucy (Martin) Marbut, listed on this page. - Cassville Republican, August 31, 1893 - Mrs. Louisa Martin, mother of Mrs. O. P. Murphy, and grand-daughter, Rebie, are visiting relatives near Garfield, Ark. - Footstone | Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MARTIN, Missouri Keziah "Missie" (PHARIS) | Jan. 13, 1862 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
July 12, 1920 Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO |
SSW: Charles C. and William P. - Research Note: Death certificate gives her name as Missouri K. Wife of Charles C. Martin and he was the informant. Daughter of Dr. D. P. Pharis born TN and Keziah Burton. - Cassville Democrat, July 17, 1920 - God in his infinite wisdom had cause to pass on, an excellent woman, wife, mother, sister and relative and the gloom of her death is spelled by the radiance of God's love, who she served well and truly. She commanded the respect of all sects and classes of people, to whom she was ever kind and gentle. No person in need, ever appealed to her in vain, for the goodness of her heart was reflected in her daily walks. Her character was lovable, as well as her disposition, always tender and kind. She was very jolly in disposition and strived to make everybody feel good after associating with her. She was a woman of splendid ability and kept up with the current news of the country. He alone taketh away and tis He who can restore. His infinite wisdom maketh all things and righteth all things. Missouri Keziah (Pharis) Martin was born in Cassville, Jan. 23, 1862, and was a daughter of the late Mr. Doctor P. and Mrs. Keziah (Burton) Pharis, old time and highly respected citizens of this city. She was educated in the schools of Cassville and at Drury College, Springfield, MO. She and Charles C. Martin were married in Cassville, May 11, 1881 and to this union were born two sons and two daughters, who are: Pharis Martin of Cloud, Texas, Hunter L. Martin of Tulsa, Okla., Mrs. Mary Metcalf and Miss Elizabeth Martin of Kansas City, who with the husband survive the mother. She leaves three sisters, who are: Mrs. Helen Hobbs and Mrs. Jennie B. Ray of Cassville, and Mrs. Kate Thomas of Kansas City and one aunt Mrs. Mary George of Berryville, Ark. She died at the Martin home in Kansas City, MO., July 12, 1920, of tumor of the brain, aged 58 years, 10 months and 29 days. The remains were shipped to Cassville, Tuesday night and arrived here Wednesday at 11:30 a. m. and were taken to the home of her sister Mrs. Helen Hobbs, where the funeral services were conducted by Elder George S. Yarborough of the Christian Church at 2 p. m., Thursday, July 15, after which the remains were consigned to the tomb, in the beautiful Oak Hill Cemetery. A beautiful life has been closed, whose mission on earth had been fulfilled and the world has been better by her having lived. The pall bearers were: Benton Robbins, A. J. Anderson, S. R. Reynolds, Ewing P. Hawk, J. H. Mitchell and Fred Meador all old friends and acquaintances. - July 17, 1920, Cassville Democrat, Barry Co., MO - Mrs. Mary M. Bayless of Claremore, Okla., attended Mrs. C. C. Martin's funeral here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Marbut and Mrs. Suda Martin of near McDowell, motored to this city Thursday, to attend Mrs. Chas. C. Martin's funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomas of Kansas City, accompanied Chas. C. Martin and family also of Kansas City, to this city, and attended Mrs. Martin's funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Osborne and Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Steel of Monett motored to this city Thursday to attend Mrs. Martin's funeral Thursday afternoon. Mrs. F. P. Galbreath and Mrs. Mollie Tinnin of Bentonville, Ark., were in attendance on Mrs. Chas. C. Martin's funeral, Thursday. Mrs. Annie George and daughter, Miss Mary Burton of Springfield, attended the funeral of Mrs. Chas. C. Martin in this city, Thursday. Mrs. Lena Perry and daughter Miss Helen and sons Pat and Lon of Monett, attended the funeral of her aunt Mrs. Chas. C. Martin, here Thursday. Mrs. E. B. Wright and Mrs. Minnie Wicks of Pierce City, attended Mrs. Chas. C. Martin's funeral in this city Thursday and visited relatives. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, March 27, 1919 - Mrs. Helen Hobbs has returned from a visit with her sister, Mrs. C.C. Martin, and family at Kansas City. - Footstone | Death Certificate Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MARTIN, William Horatio | Apr. 13, 1868 IN |
June 22, 1947 Purdy, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Son of William Larimer Martin, born OH and Louisa Lennon. He first married Emma May Evans on Feb. 23, 1893 in Pioneer, Barry Co., MO, buried at Muncie Chapel Cemetery. Widowed in the 1930 census and married to Lucy in the 1940 census. His death certificate reads that he was married to Lucille Martin (second wife), age 68. His occupation was a banker and farmer. Son of William Martin. His wife was the informant. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, Cassville, MO, Feb. 23, 1893 - Licenses to Wed: W. H. Martin, Cassville and Emma M. Evans, Pioneer - February 24, 1916, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Personal and Local News: W. H. Martin of Pioneer was a Cassville Visitor Monday. He took his auto home with him and promised his friends here that he and Mrs. Martin would use it occasionally in visiting them this spring and summer. - December 5, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mrs. J. L. Evans of Elsie, Stone County, returned home Wednesday morning after a visit at the home of W. H. Martin. | Death Certificate Online Newspapers SS Claims Index Census Phyllis Long |
| MARTIN, William Larimer | Nov. 7, 1834 Lancaster Co., OH |
Feb. 10, 1903 MO |
SSW: Louisa - Research Note: Goodspeed's 1888 History - William L. Martin, collector of Barry Co., MO, is a native of Lancaster Co., OH, born in 1834. He is a son of Jonathan and Elizabeth (Martin) Martin. Jonathan Martin was born of English and Irish parents, in Monroe Co., MI, in 1808. His father, William Martin, was a native of Canada, and served in the Revolutionary War. When about 8 years of age, Jonathan Martin went with his parents to Lancaster Co., OH. He learned the saddler's trade in Detroit, MI, and in 1836 removed to Carroll Co., IN, locating at Camden, after which he laid out a portion of the town. He died in March 1857. His wife was born in Lancaster Co., OH in 1807. She was a daughter of William Martin, a native of Ireland. Mrs. Martin died in 1869. She was the mother of 8 children, five of whom she reared to maturity. Those living are Peninah E. (wife of Samuel M. Gordon), William L., Benjamin W. (a saddler, of Columbus, KS), and Henry T. (a photographer, of Topeka, KS). When his parents removed to IN, William L. was but two years of age, and his education was secured in that State. He worked as an apprentice at the saddler's trade in Lafayette, IN for 2 years, after which he worked as a journeyman in various States for three years. In 1858 he wedded Louise Lennon, a daughter of John Lennon, and a native of Carroll Co., born in 1836. To them have been born five children: Charles C. (general agent for the Home Insurance Co., with headquarter at Pierce City), Henry A. (an engineer on the Atlantic and Pacific Railway in Arizona), Florence L. (her father's deputy collector), William H. (a saddler, who now has charge of his father's shop in Cassville; he is a graduate of a commercial college of Topeka, KS), and a son, who died in infancy. After his marriage, Mr. Martin located in Camden, and began working at his trade on his own responsibility. In Jan. 1961, he abandoned his trade because of ill health, and purchased a tan yard, which he operated for the next five years. From 1866 till 1872 he was engaged in farming in Cherokee Co. KS. Thence he removed to Cassville, and for a few months was engaged in saw milling, at the end of which time he established a harness shop, with which he has since been connected. In 1880 he was elected by the Democratic party, treasurer of the county, and in 1886 was elected to his present position. He is not a candidate for re-election, and at the expiration of his present term will devote his entire attention to his trade. His public as well as his private life is a stain, and he enjoys the confidence of the entire county. He is a member of the IOOF No. 298, of Cassville. - Footstone | Goodspeed Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MARTIN, William Pharis | Feb. 13, 1882 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Nov. 23, 1958 Amarillo, Potter, TX |
SSW: Charles C. and Missie K. - Research Note: Son of Charles C. Martin and Missouri Pharis. He was divorced at the time of his death and an insurance salesman. Hunter Martin of Tulsa, OK was the informant on the death certificate. At age 26, he married Bland Brunner Bayless, age 23, on Oct. 15, 1908 in Rogers Co., OK. Possible second marriage: William P. Martin, age 43, married Mrs. Dorothy Stephens, age 39, on Sept. 27, 1926 in Jackson Co., MO. - Bland's Obit: September 18, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Sad Death: A message was received in Cassville Friday morning to the effect that Mrs. Bland Martin was found dead Thursday evening at her home in Kansas City. The following clipping from the Kansas City Journal tells about the particulars of her death: Suspended from a curtain rod in a doorway by a piece of clothes line, the body of Mrs. Bland Bayless Martin, wife of William Pharis Martin, an insurance man, was found late yesterday afternoon by her husband when he returned to their home on the second floor of an apartment house at 1606 East Thirty Third street. The body was sent to the undertaking rooms of Freeman and Marshall by Dr. Harry Czarlinsky, coroner. The cause for the suicide is not known. Mrs. Charles C. Martin, mother-in-law of the unfortunate woman, said last night a sudden fit of insanity must have led the young wife to kill herself. "She was at my home yesterday and several times complained of a pain in the back of her head," the elder Mrs. Martin said. "I thought nothing of it at the time, but now I believe she may have suffered some temporary mental derangement. She and my son were happily married and was building a new home in Morning Side Park. I know of no cause for her to take her life. She was 27 years old." William Pharis Martin, 31 years old, has an office in the Waldheim building. It was his custom to telephone his wife just before he started home to supper. He did this about 5 o'clock yesterday but the call was unanswered. Thinking his wife had left their flat for a few moments, he went directly home. Entering his apartment and going into the dinning room he was startled to find his wife's body. Immediately he called for help. The woman was released from the cord. The frantic husband then endeavored to bring her back to life and would not leave the body until Coroner Czarlinsky told him there was no hope that Mrs. Martin could not be revived. Martin collapsed and was taken by friends to the home of his mother, 1004 Lindwood Boulevard. Mrs. Martin was formerly Miss Bland Bayless, daughter of the late J. M. Bayless, and was born and reared to womanhood in Cassville. The news of her death brought grief to her many friends and associates here. Her mother, Mrs. Mary Bayless of Claremore, Okla., who was at the time attending an aunt, Mrs. Charity Sooter, of near town, went to Kansas City, Friday night. Her body was shipped to Claremore where interment was made Sunday. Besides a mother and husband she is survived by one sister and five brothers. They are Mrs. Fanny Davis, Guy, Earl, Ross, Bourk and Wayne, all of Claremore. They have the deepest sympathy of many friends here in their bereavement. - Footstone | TX Death Certificate OK Marriage Index MO Marriage Records Obit Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MASON, Hugh Dallas | Apr. 3, 1895 | 1972 | SSW: Lillian L. - Research Note: Photo of military stone at findagrave.com. Inscription: "SGT US ARMY WW I" - Son of Elonzo C. Mason and Sallie B. Baker. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MASON, Lillian Leone (BRADFIELD) | Oct. 9, 1895 Abilene, KS |
Apr. 8, 1991 MO |
SSW: Hugh D. - Research Note: Lillian has another stone at findagrave.com. It gives her birth year as 1892. 1892 is also on her SS Claims Index. Daughter of Clarence E. Bradfield and Louisa E. Yonally. Hugh Dallas Mason married Lillian Leone Bradfield on Mar. 12, 1918 in Carthage, Jasper Co., MO. | MO Marriage Records SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MASON, Littlebury | July 18, 1789 Brunswick Co., VA |
July 3, 1852 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Goodspeed's History, published 1888, from Henry McCary's speech, page 573: "When I first came to this place there were but a few houses from Springfield to Washburn Prairie; one by Col. Littleberry Mason, near where Cassville now stands, on Flat Creek. Col. Mason was a prominent citizen of the county, represented it in the State Legislature, and was honored senator from this district at the time of his death." - Phyllis' Note: There is a long history of Littlebury Mason in the book "The First 150 years in Cassville, MO" by Senator Emory Melton which includes his will. His will is also at ancestry.com. He was the husband of Nancy Durham, married on Aug. 28, 1820 in Sumner Co., TN. Researchers say he was the son of Christopher Mason, Jr. and Martha Chapman. - 1850 Census, Barry Co., MO, District 5 - Littleberry Mason, age 59, born VA; Nancy, age 44, born TN; Columbia, age 16, born AR; John, age 14, born MO; Jane, age 11, born MO; William, age 9, born MO; Littleberry, age 7, born MO; George, age 5, born MO. - Littlebury is on the stone, Goodspeed has his name as Littleberry. - Another Photo | Goodspeed's History, 1888 Headstone Ronald D. Mason Census TN Marriage Records Phyllis Long |
| MASON, Littleberry Newsome | 1843 Barry Co., MO |
No Date Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Civil War Veteran, Confederate, Pvt. Co., I, 8th MO Infantry. L. N. Mason is Littleberry Newsome Mason who was the son of my gg grandfather Littleberry (or Littlebury) and Nancy (Durham) Mason. He was born in 1843, Barry county Missouri; died (no date) in Barry Co. He owned a mercantile store around the town square in Cassville and I believe that it burnt down in the big fire in Cassville. I don't know if he was ever married or had any children. | Photo BCG and HS Note Ronald Mason |
| MASON, Nancy (DURHAM) | Jan. 28, 1804 NC |
Sept. 13, 1883 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wife of Little Bury Mason" - Research Note: She was the wife of Littlebury Mason married on Aug. 28, 1820 in Sumner Co., TN, and a daughter of John Durham, born NC and his wife, Ann Senter, born VA. - Donna's Note: This stone is on the ground and off its base. - Another Photo | Headstone Note Ronald D. Mason TN Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MASON, Tennessee H. | No Date | No Date | Mason Stone | Photo BCG and HS |
| MASSEY, George Garret | Aug. 12, 1917 | Sept. 27, 1993 | SSW: Marjorie L. - Inscription: "Married Dec. 20, 1941" - "SGT US ARMY - WORLD WAR II - 95TH DIV 34D - US ARMY - FORWARD OBSERVER 358 FA BATTERY B" - Research Note: Son of James Isaac Massey and Ruth Garner Hess. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MASSEY, Marjorie Lucille (BEST) | June 9, 1919 Geyser, MT |
Jan. 1, 2011 Eagle Rock, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: George G. - Inscription: "Married Dec. 20, 1941" - Research Note: She was the daughter of Hugh Allen and Cleda Fern (Lowe) Best. On December 20, 1941, in San Antonio, Texas, she was united in marriage to George G. Massey, who preceded her in death on September 27, 1993. Also preceding her in death were her parents, a son, George Massey, Jr.; two sisters, Janet and Kathryn and a brother, Floyd. Marjorie grew up and received her education in North Bend, Nebraska, where she graduated from high school. After their marriage she and George resided in Nebraska, where she owned and operated the L and M Cafe. In 1962 they moved to Cassville, Missouri from Nebraska City, eventually settling in Shell Knob, Missouri. For several years she was employed as a case worker in the Cassville office of Division of Family Services, retiring in 1975. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MASSEY, Tina Jo (CHRISTY) (POE) | Feb. 12, 1967 Trenton, MO |
Dec. 8, 2021 At Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was the daughter of Marvin and Glenda (Sears) Christy. Tina was preceded in death by her mother, Glenda Christy. No services are scheduled at this time. A private family burial will be held at Oak Hill Cemetery in Cassville at a later date. Cremation arrangements are under the direction of the White Funeral Home and Crematory, Cassville. | White Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| MATHEWS, Lloyd Allen "Al" | Sept. 11, 1937 Oregon, Holt Co., MO |
Aug. 10, 2002 Cox South Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Inscription: "Jesus is Lord" - Research Note: He was a son of Lloyd L. Mathews and Marguerite (Martin) (Mathews) Benefiel. Survived by 3 daughters. He married Joyce (Starnes) Watley on May 16, 1980. He had worked on river boats on the Missouri River, at Lost Bridge Resort in Garfield, Arkansas, and was retired from K and K in Cassville. He was an Army and Reserve veteran. | Monett Times Aug. 12, 2002 Mary Homesley Monett Times Aug. 12, 2002 Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MATLOCK, James | May 8, 1828 Monroe Co., TN |
June 27, 1905 MO |
SSW: Mary - Research Note: He was the husband of Mary Ann Longley. Son of Jason Matlock, born NC, and Elizabeth Hicks born TN. - 1880 Flat Creek Twp., District 5, Barry Co., MO - James Matlock, head, age 53, farmer, born TN, parents born TN; Mary, wife, age 46, born TN, parents born TN; Elmira, dau., age 18, born TX; William C., son, age 9, born MO; Jeff Longley, servant, born MO; parents born TN - Living next door is son Preston Matlock and family. - May 12, 1898, Cassville Republican - The 70th birthday of James Matlock of near town was pleasantly remembered Sunday by fifty friends who gathered with him to make the day happier and dine on the generous dinners brought with them. | Note Darla Marbut Census Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MATLOCK, Mary A. (LONGLEY) | Mar. 6, 1835 East TN |
Sept. 8, 1903 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: James - Inscription: "Wife of J." - Research Note: Her parents were James and Hannah (Ray) Longley of Dalton, GA. Her sister Lydia was married to a son of Zachariah and Chloe (Albritton) Haddock of Barry County. His name was David Crenshaw Haddock. - September 12, 1903, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - After an illness of three weeks, Mrs. Mary A. Matlock, wife of our esteemed friend, Jas. Matlock, died at her home in this city, Tuesday morning at 12:30? a.m., aged 68 years, 6 months, and 2 days. Mrs. Matlock was born in East Tennessee, March 6, 1835 and she and her husband were married in that state. In 1859, they moved to Texas and came to Barry County in 1865, and have residence here ever since. She was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church for 49 years, and had lived a consistent member of that church. All of her children living were with her when she died. They are Preston Matlock, of near town, Mrs. Sam P. Mitchell, Wm. Matlock and her granddaughter, the Misses Braid. She instructed her relatives about how she should be dressed and arranged all the details for her funeral and stated she was not afraid to died it was God's will. Revs. J. C. Sills and Ed Chapell conducted the funeral services Wednesday afternoon at the Baptist church, after which the remains were laid to rest in the Cassville Cemetery. She was an excellent wife and loving mother and a splendid citizen. | Online Obit Online Newspapers Darla Marbut Note Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| MATTES, Paula K. | Mar. 30, 1943 | No Date | SSW: William G., Jr. - Inscription: "Married Sept. 12, 1964" | Photo BCG and HS |
| MATTES, Ruth Lorraine (MADSEN) (OBERMANN) | Nov. 17, 1917 Chicago, Cook Co., IL |
Apr. 28, 1996 | SSW: William G. - Research Note: Daughter of Frederick G. Madsen and Jennie C. Lian. Her second husband was Jim Obermann. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MATTES, William Gustave | Mar. 6, 1913 IL |
Sept. 27, 1978 | SSW: Ruth Lorraine - Research Note: Researchers say he was the son of Gustave Adolph Mattes and Malina "Lena" Thomas. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MATTES, William Gustave, Jr. | Jan. 2, 1942 Chicago, Cook Co., IL |
Jan. 12, 2007 Benton Co., AR |
SSW: Paula K. - Inscription: "Married Sept. 12, 1964" - Research Note: Son of William Gustave Mattes, Sr. and Ruth Lorraine (Madsen) (Mattes) Obermann. | Note Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MAUZEY, Lillian Beatrice (COLLINS) (MOTT) (ROGERS) | May 5, 1922 Ray Co., MO |
Aug. 26, 1998 Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO |
Research Note: PROBABLY NOT BURIED HERE - Daughter of Arthur Collins and Sarah E. Jordan. SS Claims Index says she was born in 1920. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MAXWELL, Betty Jean (KRING) (SHMIDT) (HAWLEY) | Dec. 8, 1923 Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO |
Sept. 27, 1995 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: Wife of Ervin Richard Maxwell. Daughter of Bert Alva Kring and Agnes Glaydes Taylor. - This is my Mother. She lies next to my father, Ervin Richard Maxwell, her first husband. After his death, she remarried Larry Hawley, after his death, she married John Shmidt of Monett. | FGS Note Richard E. Maxwell Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MAXWELL, Ervin Richard | May 19, 1918 Stotts City, Lawrence Co., MO |
June 15, 1954 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA |
Inscription: "TSG US ARMY - WORLD WAR II" - Research Note: He was a son of Wallace Weaver Maxwell and Minnie Crabtree and he married Betty Jean Kring on Nov. 20, 1940 in Monett, MO. - Another Photo - Photo of Ervin - Photo of Ervin and Betty - Another Photo | Photo Richard E. Maxwell FGS by Richard E. Maxwell Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MAY, Sarah Ann (BOLEY) | 1868 Newton Co., MO |
May 27, 1907 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Mother" - Research Note: Daughter of John Boley. Sarah Ann Boley married Merritt Y. May on May 16, 1886 in Barry Co., MO. - June 1, 1907, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Mrs. Sarah A. May, wife of Merritt May of this city, died Monday evening, May 27, 1907 of tuberculosis, age 40 years, after a lingering illness of nine months. All those having the pleasure of her acquaintance, speak in the highest terms of her, as a woman, citizen, and neighbor. Let us, if possible, gather up the elements of the life of the departed one and weave them a picture for the walls of memory. The book of life was opened and a new name was written therein by the hand of love. The end was as peaceful as the close of a beautiful summer day, when daylight tides into night with increasing loveliness. Her Christian life was one to be admired, and during her sickness, her trust and faithfulness in her Maker, never wavered. She leaves a husband and five children to mourn her death. She was born in Newton County, and was a member of the Christian Church. Rev. E. A. Frost conducted the funeral services at the family residence, Tuesday afternoon, after which the remains were laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery at this place. | Online Obit Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MEADOR, Brice Corwin | Sept. 15, 1925 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 2, 1983 At Home, Springdale, Washington Co., AR |
SSW: Jackie - Research Note: Son of George Harrison Meador and Eunava L. Loftin. He was a graduate of Cassville High School and served in the US Army in WW II. He was a member of the Washington Co. Sheriff's Posse. He had been employed as a truck driver. He married Jackie Rich on Aug. 4, 1939. - Another Photo - Another Photo | SS Claims Index Axley-Culver Chapel Phyllis Long Photos Donna Cooper Photos BCG and HS |
| MEADOR, Clarence Edwin | Mar. 14, 1883 Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 1, 1922 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that he was married and a farmer. Son of George Henry Meador born TN and Lucy Ann Boothe, born AR. His wife was Dora Ellen Hawk. - Meador Plot Stone - Meador Family Reunion 1918 | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MEADOR, Dora Ellen (HAWK) | Dec. 7, 1886 Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 6, 1972 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Her father was William Hawk and her mother Lora Wallen and her husband was Clarence Meador, deceased according to Vol. 15, page 5 of Culver Funeral Home Records. - July 7, 1910, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Licensed to Wed: Clarence Meador, Cassville and Dora Hawk, Cassville. - Meador Plot Stone | Culver Funeral Home, By Ted Roller Donna Cooper Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MEADOR, Eunava L. (LOFTIN) | Aug. 1, 1900 MO |
Jan. 20, 1987 | SSW: George Harrison - Research Note: Daughter of Alfred H. Loftin and Margarete Ann Swadley. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MEADOR, Fredrick Austin "Fred" | June 15, 1886 Barry Co., MO |
June 22, 1976 MO |
Research Note: Son of George Henry Meador and Lucy Ann Boothe. He first married Myrle Jane Thomas and second Helen Eloise Sullivan. - Cassville, Mo., Sept. 7 - James Henry Thomas, 72 years old, widely known real estate and abstract man, died unexpectedly about 8:30 o'clock this morning of a heart attack at his home. Mr. Thomas was a long-time resident of Cassville and he had been engaged in business for many years. He is survived by his widow and two daughters. All reside in Cassville. Wife was Helen E. Sullivan (second wife). - June 13, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Fred Meador will graduate from the University of Missouri Thursday. Next week he will become editor of the Republican. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, March 14, 1918 - F. A. Meador visited his sister, Mrs. Walter Wormington, near Purdy Monday night. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, January 23, 1919 - We extend congratulations to F. A. Meador and wife. May their journey through life be happy and prosperous. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, May 8, 1919 - Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Henbest of near Monett entertained Sunday at their home all of her sisters and brothers and families: Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stubblefield, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Skelton, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Skelton, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wormington, E. N., C. E. and F. A. Meador and wives and L. E. Meador. Other relatives were also present, making of the occasion a family reunion. - Cassville Republican, July 24, 1919 - Lloyd Henbest of Monett visited his uncle, F. A. Meador, Sunday and Monday. - Cassville Republican, Aug. 14, 1919 - Mrs. Willa Henbest of Monett is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Oliver Horner and Mrs. Boss Edmondson, southeast of town and Mr. and Mrs. E. N. and F. A. Meador. - Meador Plot Stone | Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MEADOR, George Harrison | Dec. 16, 1890 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 4, 1981 Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Eunava L. - Research Note: Son of Eli Wilson Meador and Lurana Vermillion. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MEADOR, Helen Eloise (SULLIVAN) (SIVADON) | May 15, 1913 Barry Co., MO |
Nov. 6, 2009 Ponca City, OK |
SSW: Ruby C. Sullivan - Inscription: "Sisters" - Research Note: She was a daughter of Carl and Clara (Brown) Sullivan. In 1930, she was united in marriage to Jack Sivadon, and to this union two children were born. She later married Fred Meador, who preceded her in death in 1976. She was also preceded in death by her parents; one daughter, Joyce Vaughan and her husband, Charles Vaughan; one son, Carl "Freddy"; Sivadon; three brothers, Frank Sullivan and two brothers in infancy; four sisters, Elaine Loe, Ella Maus, Ruby Sullivan and Mary Pearl Frost and two great grandsons, John Charles Vaughan and Jacob Albert Vaughan. Helen grew up and received her education in Barry County. She was a homemaker and also worked in the Meador-Haddock Hardware Store for several years. | Photo BCG and HS Barry Co. Advertiser Nov. 18, 2009 Phyllis Long |
| MEADOR, Marjorie Doris | Oct. 4, 1923 Barry Co., MO |
July 4, 1947 Monroe Co., AR |
Research Note: Daughter of George Harrison Meador and Eunava L. Loftin. - Another Photo - Another Photo | AR Death Index Census Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MEADOR, Mary Alice | Oct. 31, 1931 CA |
May 4, 1944 St. Luke's Hosp., Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO |
Research Note: According to her death certificate her father was Ralph L. Meador, born Cassville, MO, and her mother Ruth Rhodes, born California. Ralph L. Meador, 1614 Summit, KC, MO, was the informant. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| MEADOR, Myrle Jane (THOMAS) | Feb. 7, 1899 Jenkins, Barry Co., MO |
Dec. 13, 1956 St. John's Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: Cassville, MO resident. First wife of Fredrick Austin Meador. Daughter of J. H. Thomas and Allie Galloway. Fred A. Meador, her husband, of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - Meador Plot Stone | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MEADOR, Ralph Leo | May 20, 1900 Barry Co., MO |
Aug. 22, 1969 Bethany Hosp., Kansas City, Wyandotte Co., KS |
SSW: Ruth R. - Research Note: Son of Eli Wilson Meador and Lurana Vermillion. According to Culver Funeral Home Records, by Ted Roller, Ralph L. Meador's usual address was 33 South Baltimore, Kansas City, KS, and he was married. His wife was listed as Ruth Rhodes. He was a salesman for Electrolux Corp. He had lived in that community 24 years and he was age 69 at the time of his death. | Census Phyllis Long Culver Funeral Home, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| MEADOR, Raymond E. | July 19, 1913 MO |
Dec. 16, 1952 Baptist Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that he was in public relations and with the Producers Produce. His father was Clarence Meador and his mother Dora Hawk. His wife was Naomi Henrietta Davis. Acute appendicitis was the cause of death. Naomi Meador of Springfield, MO, was the informant. - Meador Plot Stone | Photo BCG and HS Death Certificate Donna Cooper |
| MEADOR, Ruth R. (RHODES) | July 9, 1912 CA |
Oct. 24, 1970 Providence Hosp., Kansas City, Johnson Co., KS |
SSW: Ralph L. - Research Note: Culver's Funeral Home records read that Ruth was a daughter of John Rhodes and Cornelia R. Peters. Her husband was given as Ralph L. Meador, deceased. She was a Stanley Dealer, and Rev. C. F. Siler, of Cassville, MO, preached her funeral. | Photo BCG and HS Culver Funeral Home, V. 14, P. 50, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper |
| MEADOR, Sarah Jackie (RICH) | Oct. 3, 1929 | No Date | SSW: Brice Corwin - Research Note: Daughter of James Lloyd Rich and Cleo Hildred Holman. Brice Meador, age 23, married Jackie Rich, age 19, on Aug. 4, 1949 in Washington Co., AR. - Another Photo - Another Photo | Census Phyllis Long Photos Donna Cooper Photos BCG and HS |
| MEINHARDT, Gregory Joseph | Feb. 5, 1957 Kansas City, MO |
Dec. 7, 2016 At Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was the son of Charles W. and Betty (Johnson) Meinhardt. Greg was preceded in death by his parents. Greg received his education at Southwest High School in Kansas City, Missouri. He moved in 2006 to Cassville from the Kansas City area where he worked as an electrician and retired from IBEW LU 124. Woodworking was a great source of enjoyment for him. Services will be held at a later date. Cremation arrangements are under the direction of Fohn Funeral Home, Cassville. - Photo of stone at ancestry.com on the Richard Johnson tree and listed as buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| MELTON, Charles Franklin | Nov. 15, 1920 Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO |
May 3, 1981 MO |
SSW: Nadine Vernette - Research Note: Living at Shell Knob, Barry Co., MO at the time of his death. Son of Charles Franklin Melton, Sr. and Helen A. McCarren. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MELTON, Emory L. | June 20, 1923 McDowell, Barry Co., MO |
Dec. 26, 2015 At Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Jean - Inscription: "Married June 19, 1949" - Research Note: Son of Columbus Right Melton and Pearly Susan Wise. - Former Republican State Senator Emory Melton, attorney, historian, author, father and friend passed away at the age of 92 in the early morning on Saturday, December 26, 2015 in his home. Son of Columbus R. Melton and Pearl West. A 24-year veteran of the Missouri State Senate, Emory was a well-known and respected member of the Barry County community who will be deeply missed. His wisdom, stories and legacy will live on for decades to come for the people who knew and loved him. He was a life-long resident of Barry County and served his community in countless ways over the years. His father served on the county commission as well as being elected its presiding judge. By the time he was seven, Emory decided he wanted to be a politician, and after getting the advice that politicians are usually lawyers, he decided that was what he was going to be. Emory attended school at a variety of one-room schoolhouses before going on to Verona High School where he graduated in 1940. Emory's work ethic was seen through his drive to finish his education, first high school, and then he went on to college. He worked his way through college at Monett Jr. College and Southwest Missouri State in Springfield. During his college time in Springfield, he delivered newspapers daily, morning and evening editions. After college, Emory hitchhiked his way to Columbia where he was admitted into the University of Missouri's law school. Sweeping floors, working the hospital's kitchen and sleeping in boiler rooms were part of Emory's journey to graduate with his law degree, which he did in December 1944. There were only two graduates that year, Emory Melton and Quentin Haden from Ava, Missouri. Then, in 1945, he was drafted into the United States Army. After completing basic training at Camp Robinson in Arkansas, he was sent to Texas where he went to the criminal investigation school. Emory took part in conducting investigations near Tokyo on everything from murder to espionage until he was discharged in 1946. After serving in the military, Emory moved back to Barry County where he married his wife, Jean Sanders Melton on June 19, 1949, in Shell Knob, Missouri. They also began two businesses: Litho Printers and the Barry County Advertiser, both of which are still in operation over fifty years later. Emory was also owner of the Crane Chronicle/Stone County Republican newspaper and an ownership partner in the Barry County Abstract Company and former owner of the Cassville Republican newspaper. The Meltons were married for 60 years before her death in March 2010. Emory practiced law in Barry County throughout his career. He became well-known and respected as an attorney, but also as a historian and friend to many. From 1947 to 1951 Emory served as the Barry County Prosecuting Attorney. From 1973 to January 1997, Emory served as the Missouri State Senator for the 29th District. During his time at the Capitol, he became known for his diligence to his position and the citizens he represented. While the pieces of legislation he sponsored during that time were few, he was well known for reading all bills considered by the Missouri Senate. The bills Emory did introduce were always for the public good and bypassed traditional partisan politics. While Emory was a well-respected attorney, politician and businessman, his love of history, particularly Barry County's history, was evidenced through all of the years he spent researching and recording county history. His hand penned two books, "The First 150 Years in Cassville, Missouri" and "Hanged by the Neck Until Dead." Emory was a member of the First Baptist Church in Cassville, Lions Club of Cassville, a Masons member and many other civic and state organizations. He was a life long member and leader in the Republican party of Barry County and the State of Missouri. Emory was preceded in death by his wife, Jean, brother, Bill, sister, Amy, and son, Russell. - Photo of Emory | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| MELTON, Jean (SANDERS) | Dec. 16, 1924 Shell Knob, Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 30, 2010 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Emory L. - Inscription: "Married June 19, 1949" - Research Note: Daughter of John Perry Sanders and Hattie (Blythe) Sanders. A graduate of Cassville High School, Class of 1942, she entered the University of Missouri and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Vocational Home Economics. On June 19, 1949, she married Emory Melton at the Shell Knob First Baptist Church. In 1960, she became a Cassville businesswoman, working in the Litho Printers plant in Cassville and in 1970, became the publisher of the Barry County Advertiser and remained as publisher until her death. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| MELTON, John Russell "Russ" | April 2, 1954 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
May 7, 2001 St. John's Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Michele Ann - Inscription: "Married July 1, 2000" - Research Note: He died from complications during heart surgery. He was a 1972 graduate of Cassville High School and a 1977 graduate of the University of Missouri. He was general manager of Litho Printers and the Barry County Advertiser for 18 years. Survivors include his parents, Senator Emory and Jean Melton of Cassville. - Back of Stone | Monett Times May 10, 2001 Mary Homesley Monett Times May 10, 2001 Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MELTON, Michele Ann (MORRIS) (HOVLAND) | Nov. 6, 1960 Ventura, CA |
May 7, 2022 | SSW: John Russell - Inscription: "Married July 1, 2000" - Research Note: NOT BURIED HERE Buried at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in St. Louis. - She was the daughter of Charles "Chuck" and Carolyn (Williams) Morris. She attended Cassville High School. After graduating she attended SMSU/MSU obtaining a Bachelor of Arts, Masters of Education, Masters of Counseling and a Masters of Strategic Studies from the United States Army War College in Carlisle, PA. She was united in marriage to Russell Melton who preceded her in death in 2001. In 2009 she was united in marriage to her current husband Chief Warrant Officer 3(Ret) Darrell Hovland. They ran a farm in Jenkins, MO where they raised their beautiful daughter. Colonel (RET) Michele Hovland's military career started on 18 Aug, 1982. She was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant, Air Defense Artillery, Regular Army working with both the German and Dutch Air Force with the Nike Hercules nuclear missile. She transferred into Signal Corps and was stationed with the 24th Infantry Division, where she deployed to Saudi Arabia for both Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Upon redeployment she immediately volunteered for assignment in South Korea and served as a Company Commander of the largest signal company in Korea. After 10 years of active duty, she opted to pursue her goal and work with children. Within two years she was back in uniform with the Army National Guard in both California and Missouri culminating as 135th Signal Battalion Command. Michele was the first female Brigade Commander in Missouri's Army National Guard of the 70th Troop Command, the largest Brigade in Missouri with 3000 troop and was also the first female from the Missouri Army National Guard to attend resident course of the US Army War College. She retired from the National Guard 31 Aug, 2012. Michele and her husband started Kids of Our Heroes Adventure Camp, a non-profit organization, on their farm in Jenkins where they were able to still give back. Kids of Our Heroes Adventure Camp was a kid's camp for kids of Military and First responders who had lost a parent or was injured in the line of duty. Burial with military honors will be at 1:30 P.M. Friday, May 20, 2022 at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in St. Louis. - Back of Stone | Photos BCG and HS |
| MELTON, Nadine Vernette (LEWIS) | Dec. 15, 1921 Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO |
July 26, 2002 Greer, Greenville Co., SC |
SSW: Charles Franklin - Research Note: Daughter of Dean Parker Lewis and Lorene L. Adams. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MERRITT, Martha Jean (BAUMGARDT) | May 19, 1924 Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO |
Aug. 16, 1995 | Research Note: Daughter of Robert H. Baumgardt and Frida C. Timken. Martha Jean Baumgardt, age 24, married Robert Lee Merritt, age 30, born on May 26, 1918, on Sept. 1, 1948 in Jackson Co., MO, divorced. Robert was married twice more and died in 2016, buried at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Weston, Platte Co., MO. | Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MESSER, Alberta Cordelis | Jan. 25, 1884 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Aug. 21, 1911 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Her death certificate reads that her parents were Melville C. Messer born in Livingston Co., MO and Mary P. Bayless, born Carroll Co., AR. The cause of her death was neurasthenia, over work and worry over the study of music. M. C. Messer, Cassville, MO, was the informant. Her stone has her name as Alberta C. and the death certificate has it as Alberta Cordelis. - Messer Plot Stone | Photos BCG and HS Death Certificate Donna Cooper |
| MESSER, Arabella Clementine (SMITH) | Jan. 16, 1828 | Jan. 28, 1905 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Arabella Smith married James A. Messer on Nov. 13, 184 in Carroll Co., MO. Researchers say she was the daughter of Edward W. Smith and Julia Ann Wilcox. Census confirms that her father was Edward Smith. Her son Melville Messer was married Mary Paulina Bayless, daughter of John Adam and Rebecca (Chaney) Bayless. - Messer Plot Stone | Note Donna Cooper MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MESSER, Mabel | Mar. 11, 1892 | Apr. 4, 1955 | Research Note: Mabel was a daughter of Melville and Mary (Bayless) Messer. She was the informant on her mother's death certificate. - Messer Plot Stone | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photos BCG and HS |
| MESSER, Mary | Mar. 8, 1897 | Sept. 6, 1905 | Research Note: Daughter of Melville C. Messer and Mildred Paulina Bayless. She is buried next to Mildred Eglentine Messer, her father's sister. - Cassville Democrat, September 9, 1905 - Sept. 6, 1905, Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Messer, died age 8 years, 5 months and 25 days of an aggravated case of tonsillitis. She had been sick for ten days or two weeks, and it was thought was getting along alright, but the death angel announced little Mary to that bright and happy land, to join the angel band. Presiding Elder C. V. Criss of Springfield conducted very impressive funeral services Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the family residence, after which the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery. The grieving relatives have the sympathies of all their friends and neighbors. The grief of the young fiends __. - Messer Plot Stone | Online Obit Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MESSER, Mary Paulina (BAYLESS) | Aug. 4, 1862 Berryville, Carroll Co., AR |
Sept. 20, 1940 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Her death certificate reads that she was a daughter of John A. Bayless, born AL, and Rebecca Chaney, born TN. Melville Caldwell Messer was her husband, she was age 70 years old at the time of her death. The cause of death was arterial sclerosis. Mabel Messer, Cassville, MO, was the informant. Horine Culver of Cassville, MO, buried her on Sept. 30, 1940 in Oak Hill Cemetery. The Secretary of State has her indexed as Mary B. Messer and as Sept. 1941, both items are in error of the document. - Messer Plot Stone | Photo BCG and HS Death Certificate Donna Cooper |
| MESSER, Melville Caldwell | Sept. 16, 1849 Blue Mound, Livingston Co., MO |
Apr. 12, 1912 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His wife was Mary Paulina Bayless. His death certificate reads that he was a drug merchant. His father was James A. Messer, born Hawkins Co., TN, and his mother Arabella Smith, born Stewart Co., TN. The cause of his death was angina pectoris disease of the heart. It has that he was born Sept. 24, 1849. The death date is given as Apr. 12, on the stone and on the death certificate it is stated that he died on Apr. 10th. He was buried April 14th in Oak Hill. - Cassville Republican, April 18, 1912 - M. C. Messer Dead: One of Barry County Prominent Citizens Passes Away. - M. C. Messer, for many years an influential public official and business man, quietly passed into the sleep which knows no waking at his home in Cassville at 1:50 o'clock on the morning of Thursday, April 11, 1912, from heart failure. Melville Caldwell Messer was 62 years, 6 months and 26 days old and was born at Blue Mound, Livingston County, MO, Sept. 16, 1850. When a small child his parents moved to Benton County, Arkansas where they lived until 1863 when they moved to Cassville. Cassville and vicinity has continued to be the family home since that time. The father and mother, James A. and Arabella Messer, having lived there until their deaths. He was married in 1883 to Miss Mary P. Bayless, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bayless northwest of Cassville. He is survived by his wife and four children, Mrs. Will Priest, Misses Blanche, Mabel and Maco Messer and a sister Miss Tina Messer. The funeral ceremony was held at the family residence Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A short and most appropriate sermon was delivered by Rev. James Lokey, pastor of the M. E. church, music by select quartet consisting of Mrs. C. C. Chandler, Mrs. J. L. Rawhouser, Ross Stuckey and Ernest Ferguson. Following the impressive service led by the pastor was the home funeral ceremony of the I.O.O.F. Lodge and the beautiful Masonic Ceremony at the cemetery. One hundred twenty two Odd Fellows and Mason marched in the funeral possession. Until about two years ago the deceased was enjoying the best of health and was an excellent specimen of physical manhood. Rheumatism made its appearance and the once strong manly form began to decline. Only temporary relief came and during the past few months a general decline became evident to this family and associations and deceased planned to sell his business and devote himself for a time to the regaining of his health. His devotion to this family and anxiety concerning their welfare, in view of his falling health caused him to decide to sell at once, and visit this summer at well known health resorts. These plans were about all arranged when suddenly death called him away. M. C. Messer was during his young manhood a teacher, having taught for several years in the public schools of the county. He served as postmaster in Cassville from 1889 to 1893. In 1898 he was elected county clerk and served one term of four years. For many years he was actively entered in public affairs and always discharged every duty with fidelity. He made a good record as a public official conducting the business of his office for the best interest of the people whom he served. He was engaged in the drug business in Cassville for a number of years and has also been engaged in the hardware and in the dry good business. The large concourse of people, one of the largest ever assembled at a funeral in Cassville among whom were citizens from nearly every part of the county, was a strong testimonial of the respect and esteem in which he was held as a citizen and as a man. For a number of years he had been a member of the M. E. Church and was a faithful church and Sunday school worker. He had for sometime been superintendent of the M. E. Sunday School. He was tenderly devoted to his family and to his sister who has made her home in the family. In his death the county and Cassville loses a good citizen and one who will be missed especially in Cassville where he has lived for so many years. - Messer Plot Stone | Photos BCG and HS Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Obit Phyllis Long |
| MESSER, Mildred Eglentine | Mar. 2, 1847 Blue Mound, MO |
Dec. 27, 1931 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Her death certificate reads that her father was James Messer, AL, and her mother Arabella Smith, born TN. Senility was a contributory factor in her death. She was not married. Mrs. Mildred Priest, Cassville, MO, was the informant. It reads that she died in 1930 and not 1931 as the stone reads. Horine Funeral Service buried her on Dec. 28, 1930. - John Henry Meyer, age 22, married Helen June Chaney, age 30, on Mar. 25, 1949 in Jackson Co., MO. - Messer Plot Stone | MO Marriage Records Photos BCG and HS Death Certificate Donna Cooper |
| MEYER, Helen June (MCCORMICK) (CHANEY) | Apr. 27, 1918 Nevada, Vernon Co., MO |
Jan. 10, 2002 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: John Henry - Research Note: Aged 83 years. Daughter of Jesse and Martha Gladys (Twedell) McCormick. - Charles Chaney, age 22, married Helen June McCormick, age 22, on Sept. 14, 1940 in Independence, Jackson Co., MO. John Henry Meyer, age 22, married Helen June Chaney, age 30, on Mar. 25, 1949 in Jackson Co., MO. | Monett Times Jan. 11 and Jan. 14, 2002 Mary Homesley MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MEYER, John Henry | Mar. 8, 1927 | No Data | SSW: Helen June - Research Note: John Henry Meyer, age 22, married Helen June Chaney, age 30, on Mar. 25, 1949 in Jackson Co., MO. | MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MEYERS, Anne | Abt. 1839 | Dec. 10, 1911 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was single, date of birth unknown but age about 72. Daughter of Martin Meyers born Madison Co., MO and Mary Catloner? born PA. Informant was J. W. Hisey of Cassville, MO. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| MEYERS, Della | 1883 | 1974 | Research Note: She is buried near Opal Baxter Smith. | Photo BCG and HS |
| MIEKLEY, Eugene A., DVM | July 10, 1933 Clever, MO |
June 20, 2022 MO |
SSW: Ora Nell - Inscription: "Married Sept. 4, 1955" - Research Note: He was the son of Alfred William and Lydia Louise (Schuch) Miekley. On September 4, 1955 in Cape Fair, Missouri he was united in marriage to Ora Nell Melton, who preceded him in death on November 8, 1994. He later married Gladys Musick, who preceded him in death on July 26, 2021. Also preceding him in death were his parents and one brother, Leslie Miekley. Eugene grew up in Clever, Missouri graduating from Clever High School and later attending the University of Missouri in Columbia where he received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. He opened his veterinary practice in Cassville in 1957 assisting local farmers for many years. In addition to a busy veterinarian practice, Eugene also operated a dairy farm with the help of loyal friend and herdsman, Thornton Robbins and continued raising beef cattle to the present. He served on the Barry County Co-op board of directors as board president to the present, was a longtime member of Cassville Rotary Club where he also served as president and chairman of the Rodeo Committee and was on the Commerce Bank Board as a director. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MIEKLEY, Ora Nell (MELTON) | May 19, 1934 Cape Fair, MO |
Nov. 8, 1994 | SSW: Eugene A. - Inscription: "Married Sept. 4, 1955" - Research Note: Daughter of Oran A. Melton and Nellie C. Thomas. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILES, Dorothy B. (BARNES) | May 17, 1911 | Oct. 26, 1984 | Research Note: Dorothy Barnes, age 22, married Dwayne Tipton Miles, age 22, on July 29, 1933 in Clay Co., MO. | MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILES, Dwayne Tipton | Dec. 23, 1910 | Apr. 2, 1980 | Research Note: His wife was Dorothy B. Barnes. | Note Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLER, Alene (JEFFERIES) (AUTRY) | Jan. 23, 1904 | June 3, 1996 | SSW: William Cecil - Research Note: Daughter of Cass Jeffries and Cora Huff, both buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. She first married Silas Archie "Bud" Autry and second, William Cecil Miller. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLER, Ira T. | Feb. 5, 1868 | Dec. 4, 1887 | No Data | Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLER, Jeffrey Scott | Nov. 10, 1967 Aurora Hosp., Aurora, Lawrence Co., MO |
Nov. 10, 1967 Aurora Hosp., Aurora, Lawrence Co., MO |
Research Note: Parents were James R. and Phyllis Glee (Sparks) Miller. Born premature. Parents address was rural Cassville, MO. | Note Donna Cooper Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLER, Lena (ANDERSON) | Mar. 5, 1888 | Mar. 22, 1908 Shawnee, OK |
SSW: Rolla M. - Inscription: "Dau. of A. J. and Martha Anderson" - Research Note: Daughter of Andrew Jackson Anderson and Martha Shepard, both buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. - March 28, 1908, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Died at Shawnee, Oklahoma, March 23, 1908, Mrs. Lena Miller, wife of George Miller, and a daughter of A. J. Anderson and wife, of childbirth, aged 24 years, leaving a husband and little babe two weeks old. She was born and raised in this vicinity. The remains arrived here Wednesday noon and were met at the depot by the hearse and conveyed to Wm. Anderson's residence. At 2 p.m. funeral services were conducted at the Baptist Church by Rev. J. T. Brattin, after which the remains were laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery. A young life has returned to Him, who gave it. - Donna's Note:Her stone reads that she died on the 22nd and not the 23rd as the paper read. | Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLER, Opal Eugenia (WOOD) | Oct. 4, 1912 Big Piney, Pulaski Co., MO |
June 30, 1998 Barry Co. Hosp., Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Richard William - Inscription: "Married Feb. 18, 1933" - Research Note: Daughter of Joseph Marion Wood and Cora Myrtle Page. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLER, Richard William | Dec. 28, 1911 Big Piney, Pulaski Co., MO |
July 2, 2001 St. John's Hospital, Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Opal Eugenia - Inscription: "Married Feb. 18, 1933" - Research Note: Cassville resident. Son of Daniel Sylvester and Lettie (Page) Miller. He had been a farmer and taught elementary education. He served on the board of directors of Mid-American Dairymen and the state board of Missouri Farmer's Association for 24 years. He married Opal Eugenia Wood on February 18, 1933, in Eminence, and she preceded him in death. Survived by five sons. He was preceded in death by two brothers, McKinley Miller and Clyde Miller; one sister, Daisy Helton; and two grandchildren. | Monett Times July 2001 Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLER, Rolla M. | Mar. 8, 1908 | July 7, 1908 | SSW: Lena Anderson - Inscription: "Son of G. W. and L. A. Miller" - Research Note: Son of George Miller and Lena Anderson | Note Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLER, "Trish" Thristen Nora | Apr. 16, 1964 Yuma, AZ |
Sept. 2, 2000 Cox South Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Lowell F. and Rose M. Leathers - Inscription: "Beloved Granddaughter" - Research Note: Stone has a photo on it. Daughter of John William Woodrow Miller and Sharleene "Charli" Leathers. Trish Accardo, 36, of Cassville, died September 2 at Cox Medical Center South in Springfield from injuries sustained in an accidental fall. Miss Accardo was a waitress. The body has been cremated. - SS Claims Index: 24 Apr. 1980: Name listed as TRISH NORA MILLER; 8 Mar. 1993: Name listed as TRISH N MALONE; 31 July 1996: Name listed as TRISH NORA ACCARDO; 8 Sept. 2000: Name listed as TRISH N. ACCARDO | Family History Monett Times SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLER, William "Bill" Cecil | Mar. 7, 1895 Everett, Snohomish Co., WA |
Feb. 14, 1981 MO |
SSW: Alene - Research Note: Son of William John Miller and Maria Lowry. He first married Irple A. Huff. Second wife was Alene Jefferies. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLS, Lillie (STEWART) (TIMMONS) | Dec. 27, 1885 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Dec. 18, 1952 State Hosp., Vernon Co., MO |
Research Note: She is buried next to William Arthur Mills. Daughter of Abijah Stewart and Sarah Margarette Morrison. Lillie Stewart, age 16, married William Mills, age 24, on Jan. 19, 1902 in Washburn, Barry Co., MO. S. M. Stewart, mother of Lillie, gave consent, divorced. Hospital records were given as the informant and Roy Timmons was given as her husband. | Census Phyllis Long MO Marriage Records Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLS, Meliede M. | July 16, 1915 | Feb. 22, 1922 | Inscription: "Dau. of W. A. and Lillie Mills" - Research Note: Daughter of William Arthur Mills and Lillie Stewart. | Note Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MILLS, William Arthur | July 6, 1877 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
July 11, 1964 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Parents not given on the death certificate. Hazel Mills of Reedly, CA was the informant. SS Claims Index gives his parents as Alfred R. Mills and Lysia Morgan which is incorrect. Apparently they raised him as he is in the 1880 Census, age 2, listed as the grandson of Alfred, age 50, and Lysia, age 46. His mother was probably Sarah Mills, married to David Dalton. His first wife was Lillie Stewart, divorced. W. A. Mills, age 65, married Mrs. Mollie Belle (Shockley) Smith, age 38, on Nov. 14, 1942 in Lawrence Co., MO. | Death Certificate SS Claims Index Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MINER, Heather Ann | No Date | June 18, 1983 | Inscription: "Dau. of Charles and Karla" - Another Photo | Photos BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Adella Pearl (TURNER) | Apr. 5, 1889 Shelby Co., IL |
Dec. 2, 1910 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was married and a daughter of John W. Turner, born Fairfield Co., OH and Lodema E. Syfert, born Allen Co., OH. James Lemay Mitchell, her husband, of Cassville, MO, was the informant. Donna's Note: Her stone reads that she was born on the 5th and not the 8th as the death certificate reads. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, David Lemay, Dr. | June 6, 1849 Cleveland, TN |
Sept. 28, 1934 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Flora B. - Research Note: He was the husband of Flora Bell Davis. He practiced medicine in Cassville in Barry County from 1884-1933. He was a brother of Samuel P. Mitchell and Joseph W. Mitchell. - The birth date posted by Glenda Ward is June 6. The death certificate has June 1st. The stone has June 6th. The stone has 1934 for his death date, death certificate has 1933. The submitter of this data is now deceased. He was a son of William D. Mitchell, born VA, and Elizabeth Rabon, born TN. Mrs. Mable Ward was the informant. - October 7, 1905, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Additional Local Items: Deck Mitchell of Ringgold, GA, came in Monday morning to visit, his brother, Dr. D. L. Mitchell, and family. - Cassville Democrat, June 8, 1907 - Another Family Made Sad: Dr. D. L. Mitchell received a telegram Sunday night from Cleveland, Tenn., informing him of the death of his mother, Mrs. Bettie E. Mitchell, nee Ragan, at home near that city, on that day, June 2, 1907, nearly 88 years old. Mrs. Mitchell was born Nov. 20, 1819, near Knoxville, Tenn., when her parents moved to near Chattanooga, Tenn., where she was raised. In 1847, she and D. W. D. Mitchell were married, and to this union were born ten children, nine of who survive her; six sons and three daughters. They are Dr. D. L., Jos. W., and S. P. Mitchell of this city; Geo. P. and Mrs. Ese Kirby of Chattanooga, Tenn.; Jos. P. of Ringgold, GA; R. R., of Jacksonville, Ala., Mesdames I. T. Phillips and Dick Hall of Cleveland, Tenn. The deceased was a sister of the late Mrs. J. C. Sellers. She was a member of a family of thirteen children, all of whom lived to be grown and only one survives her, Mrs. Council of Huntington, Tenn. The funeral was held at Cleveland, Tenn., Wednesday morning. Dr. Mitchell left on Monday night's train to attend the funeral. Another name is stricken from the ever lessening roll of the old settlers of that section, and the old homestead will not again have an attraction, because a mother is not here to bestow her love and affection on her loved ones. The severing of life is not left without a pang. The bereaved have our sympathies in the loss of their dear mother. - Additional Local Items: Deck Mitchell of Ringgold, GA, came in Monday morning to visit, his brother, Dr. D. L. Mitchell, and family. - June 26, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Sheriff Bridges accompanied by Deputy Sheriff J. M. Sanders and D. L. Mitchell as a special deputy left Friday evening over the Frisco with four prisoners for the state penitentiary at Jefferson City and one for the reform school at Booneville. The prisoners had pleaded guilty to the charges against them in the circuit court. Neosho Times - September 4, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Dr. D. L. Mitchell went to Huntington, Ark., Saturday night and spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Martha Connell. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, June 20, 1918 - Born to Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Ward at the home of Mrs. Ward's parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. L. Mitchell, Wednesday, June 12, a son. - May 15, 1920, Cassville Democrat - Dr. D. L. Mitchell, Rev. J. T. Brattin and John Ray of this city and Rev. Chas. Vanzandt of Exeter, left Sunday evening for Washington DC where they went to attend the Southern Baptist Association. We do not know what part John Ray will play at the association but hope he returns benefited in many ways. - Family Photo and Bio | Family Bible, Obits Glenda Ward Death Certificate Online Obit Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Electa (HAILEY) | June 8, 1888 MO |
Oct. 9, 1957 Orange Co., CA |
Research Note: Wife of Samuel Carlton Mitchell, married on June 18, 1908 in Cassville, Barry Co., MO. Daughter of Newton L. Hailey and Nancy Ann McKinney. - Father's Obit - Mother's Obit | CA Death Index MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Elizabeth (CLARK) | Nov. 10, 1863 IN |
Jan. 13, 1919 | Research Note: She is buried in the same plot as John H. Mitchell, her husband. According to the obit of William G. Clark, she was his sister. Daughter of Ulysses R. Clark and Mary A. Gilkey. - February 17, 1917, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gilkey of Chickasha, Okla., visited his cousin Mrs. J. H. Mitchell and family of this city last week. He is a big farmer and fine stock breeder in that section. - December 13, 1917, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mitchell returned Tuesday from a visit at Chickasha, Okla. - Brother's Obit - Mitchell Plot Stone | Online Newspapers Census Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Ethel Mae | Oct. 31, 1887 | Jan. 5, 1959 | Research Note: Daughter of John H. Mitchell and Elizabeth Clark. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Flora Bell (DAVIS) | Aug. 23, 1868 MO |
July 8, 1944 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Dr. David L. - Research Note: Phyllis posted - The Online posting has death as July 8, the death certificate has it as July 7. She was a daughter of James C. Davis born IL and Martha Moore born IL. Mabel Ward of Cassville, MO was the informant. - Cassville Republican, July 24, 1919 - Mrs. Mary J. Blunk of Bradleyville has been visiting her sister, Mrs. D. L. Mitchell. - Cassville Democrat, Jan. 31, 1920 - James Davis of Shamrock, Okla., spent a few days last week, visiting his sister, Mrs. D. L. Mitchell and family of this city. Many years ago, Jim resided near Mano, this county, and was a son of late Jas. C. Davis. He and wife visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maxwell at Verona. - Cassville Democrat, March 13, 1920 - Mrs. W. T. Ward returned to her home in Louisiana, Saturday night, accompanied by her mother Mrs. D. L. Mitchell and Miss Maud Trolinger. | Family Bible, Obits Deceased Glenda Ward Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long |
| MITCHELL, Helen Louise (OBERG) | Sept. 18, 1916 Joplin Jasper Co., MO |
Feb. 24, 2007 Homestead, FL |
Research Note: Helen Louise (Oberg) Mitchell, age 90, of Homestead, Fla., died Saturday, Feb. 24, 2007, of complications related to Alzheimer's disease. Daughter of Eric Oberg and Nannie L. Soward. Later in life she decided to attend a cosmetology school and enjoyed many years of having that skill. - Was married to Lynn Burgess Mitchell. | Cassville Democrat SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Herbert Earl | Sept. 30, 1916 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 30, 1916 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Infant" - Research Note: His death certificate reads that he lived about 8 hours but birth date given is Oct. 3, 1916 and death date is Sept. 30, 1916, which can not be correct. Born at about 6 months and 3 weeks. He was buried on Sept. 30, 1916. He was a son of Earl Mitchell, born IN and Helen Bell, born MO. Carl Mitchell of Cassville, MO was the informant. - Mitchell Plot Stone | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Infant | Nov. 11, 1895 | Nov. 11, 1895 | Inscription: "Infant Son of R. G. and L. Mitchell" - Research Note: Son of Robert Greenstreet Mitchell and Larissa Lindsey. | Note Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Infant | Mar. 14, 1909 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 15, 1909 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Infant Son of S. C. and Electa Mitchell" - Research Note: Son of Samuel Carlton and Electa Hailey. - March 20, 1909, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Born to Carl Mitchell and wife, Sunday, Mar. 14, 1909, a son, prematurely, weighting 3 lbs. The little fellow lived until Monday and died, and was buried that evening in Oak Hill Cemetery. The stone only has Mar. 10, 1909 on it. | Online Newspapers Phyllis Long |
| MITCHELL, John Harvey | June 1, 1853 Crab Orchard, KY |
Aug. 18, 1925 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a widower and a clothing and furniture merchant. He was a son of John Mitchell, born PA and Martha Suter, born NC. Earl Mitchell of Cassville, MO was the informant. His wife was Elizabeth Clark. - April 19, 1917, Thursday, Cassville Republican - J. H. Mitchell and son, Earl, and daughter, Miss Ethel, motored to Aurora and Greenfield, Sunday. They were accompanied home by Mrs. J. L. Rawhouser of Greenfield who is visiting the family of J. H. Mitchell and other Cassville friends this week. - June 23, 1917, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Local And Personal: Jas. C. King, of Norman, Okla., has been enjoying himself visiting his boyhood friends S. M. and J. H. Mitchell of this city. He is a very pleasant gentleman. They no doubt have rehearsed much of the boyhood sports at Crab Orchard, Ky. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, June 13, 1918 - Ira, little son of Bryon Hawk, was slightly injured Friday night when the J. H. Mitchell automobile collided with the buggy driven by the Hawk boy. The buggy was badly wrecked and the horse ran away. The automobile was being driven when the accident occurred by Leonard Mitchell. - Cassville Republican, Nov. 13, 1919 - J. H. Mitchell and daughter, Miss Ethel, arrived home Saturday from a few week's visit in Illinois, Iowa and other states. - Cassville Democrat, March 27, 1920 - Mrs. Edward Gilkey of Chickasha, Okla., spent a few days this week, visiting J. H. Mitchell and family, while on her way to Illinois to visit other relatives. - Cassville Democrat, April 24, 1920 - S. M. and J. H. Mitchell have received word of the death of their half brother, L. W. Pitts near Seattle, Wash., recently aged about 85 years. He was a veteran in the Civil War. - Mitchell Plot Stone | Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Kathryn (RAY) | Mar. 3, 1899 | Mar. 25, 1995 | Research Note: Wife of Leonard J. Mitchell. Daughter of Charles Ray and Jennie Pharis Ray. - The First 150 Years in Cassville, Missouri - After the death of her parents, along with her siblings (John P. Ray, Means Ray, Missie Pearl, Bess Robeson, and Bland White), Kathryn Ray Mitchell assumed ownership of the Cassville Democrat. She became the sole publisher with her son Bob as the editor after the death of John P. Ray. | Note Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Larissa (LINDSEY) | June 9, 1855 Cook Co., TX |
Dec. 30, 1911 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wife of R. G. Mitchell" Research Note: Daughter of Ezekiel Lindsey and Elizabeth Ann Vernon. R. G. Mitchell of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. Larissa Lindsey married Robert G. Mitchell on May. 7, 1876 in Dallas Co., MO. - Cassville Republican, January 4, 1912 - Larissa Lindsey Mitchell, wife of Robert G. Mitchell, passed to her eternal home Saturday, Dec. 30, 1911 at the family home on North Main street in this city after only a few days of sickness of pneumonia. Mrs. Mitchell had been enjoying the blessing of health for a number of years. She was taken sick Monday of last week. Pneumonia developed in a day or two and took her away with only a short struggle. Her days of suffering were few which is a great consolation to the bereaved members of the family. Mrs. Mitchell was born June 9, 1855 in Cook County, Tex., and moved with her parents to Dallas Co., MO, in 1868 where she grew to womanhood. She was married to Robert G. Mitchell, May 7, 1876 at Louisburg by Eld. J. H. Womack. She made a profession of faith in 1874 at the New Hope Baptist Church in Dallas County and untied with the Baptist Church at that place. She continued a faithful member and an earnest worker in the church until death. She was baptized by the Rev. G. W. Mitchell, father of her husband, R. G. Mitchell. She was the mother of four children, two having died in infancy. One son, Evard S. Mitchell, is the proprietor of the Carl Clothing Co., and one daughter, Miss Zulah, who lives with her father, have grown to manhood and womanhood. She leaves two brothers and four sisters: M. Lindsey of Louisburg and Lester Lindsey of Bonanza, Ore., Mrs. D. Rush of Buffalo, Mrs. T. A. Booth of Louisburg, Mrs. S. A. Bottom of Waggoner, Okla., and Mrs. B. F. Hackney of Lakeland, California. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and family moved to Cassville in 1882 from Sarcoxie where they had lived for about one year. For about twenty years, they have been citizens of this city. Mrs. Mitchell loved her house and was much devoted to her family. She numbered her friends by her acquaintances. Her influence was always for good and in her death, the church has lost one of its faithful members, the community and city a good citizen and the family a loving, devoted and sacrificing mother. The funeral services were held at the family residence Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Ed Chappell and the body amid the beautiful floral tributes sent by loving friends was laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery. - Mitchell Plot Stone - Mitchell Plot Stone - Another Photo - Another Photo | Online Obit Death Certificate MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Leonard J. | June 15, 1896 Nora Springs, IA |
Mar. 22, 1946 St. John's Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: Springfield, MO resident. WW I Veteran. His wife was Kathryn R. (Ray) Mitchell. Son of John H. Mitchell born KY and Elizabeth Clark. Mrs. Kathryn H. Mitchell of Springfield, MO was the informant on the death certificate. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Lynn Burgess, Jr. | Sept. 19, 1881 Nora Springs, Floyd Co., IA |
Jan. 20, 1960 Osteopathic Hosp., Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Mayme - Research Note: According to Culver Funeral Home Records, published by Ted Roller, his father was Samuel M. Mitchell and his mother Nancy Eva Watts. Mamie (Hawk) Mitchell was his wife's name and he was an insurance salesman. Lynn B. Mitchell, age 25, married Mayme Hawk, age 20, on Nov. 14, 1906 in Cassville, Barry Co. MO. He first married Helen Louise Oberg. | Culver Funeral Home, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper MO Marriage Records SS Claims Index Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Lynn Burgess "Mitch", Jr. | Mar. 5, 1910 Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 19, 1983 Ruskin, Hillsborough Co., FL |
SSW: Helen Louise - Research Note: Son of Lynn Burgess Mitchell, Sr. and Mayme Hawk. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Mayme Bernice (HAWK) | Dec. 12, 1885 Barry Co., MO |
July 5, 1970 MO |
SSW: Lynn Burgess - Research Note: Daughter of the late Ewing Porter Hawk and Anna Laura (Wall) Hawk. She was employed by the County of Barry and the City of Cassville as a librarian. Lynn B. Mitchell, age 25, married Mayme Hawk, age 20, on Nov. 14, 1906 in Cassville, Barry Co. MO. | MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Myrtle Louise (HALLABAUGH) | Aug. 20, 1909 AR |
Jan. 16, 2004 | SSW: Samuel Ewing - Research Note: Daughter of John Tillman Hallabaugh and Hattie May Swaggerty. Myrtle Louise Hallabaugh, age 24, married Sam E. Mitchell, age 26, on Nov. 5, 1933 in Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co., MO. | MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Nancy Eva (WATTS) | Jan. 26, 1857 Carthage, Jasper Co., MO |
July 15, 1937 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was the widowed wife of Samuel M. Mitchell. She was a daughter of James Watts and Martha Wilson. Mrs. John Ray of Cassville, MO was the informant. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Robert Greenstreet | Dec. 5, 1853 Laclede Co., MO |
May 21, 1930 Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: Robert Greenstreet Mitchell was a widower and a retired merchant. His father was Greenberry Mitchell, born Giles Co., TN, and his mother was Sarah Williams, born KY. The cause of death was chronic interstitial nephritis. Larissa Mitchell was given as his wife's name. Mrs. Zulah Young, Rt. 4, Springfield, MO, was the informant. - September 27, 1902 Cassville Democrat - R. G. Mitchell and his son Evard came home Saturday night from the Indian T'y. - December 25, 1909, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - W. M. Adams, the monument man has purchased of R. G. Mitchell, a new Studebaker buggy. - October 2, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - R. G. Mitchell has been confined several days from his place of business, by illness, from a carbuncle on his hand. - August 26, 1915, Thursday, Cassville Republican - R. G. Mitchell went to Kansas City last week to take the embalmers examinations. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, Oct. 24, 1918 - R. G. Mitchell and daughter, Miss Zula, of near Seligman, were Cassville visitors Monday. - Mitchell Plot Stone - Another Photo - Another Photo | Photos BCG and HS Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long |
| MITCHELL, Samuel Carlton | Feb. 23, 1886 Nora Springs, IA |
Feb. 29, 1936 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a merchant and the husband of Electa (Hailey) Mitchell. He was a son of Samuel M. Mitchell, born Crab Orchard, KY and Nancy E. Watts, born Jasper Co., MO. Mrs. S. M. Mitchell was the informant. Cause of death was an auto accident, 1 and 1/2 miles SE of Cassville, Barry Co., MO along Hwy. 112. Fractured skull and crushed chest. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Samuel Ewing "Sam" | Sept. 28, 1907 MO |
Nov. 11, 1983 | SSW: Myrtle Louise - Research Note: Son of Lynn Burgess Mitchell, Sr. and Mayme Bernice Hawk. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MITCHELL, Samuel Middleton | Feb. 10, 1852 KY |
Jan. 25, 1925 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was married to Nancy Eva (Watts) Mitchell and a retired businessman. He was a son of John Mitchell, born PA, and Mary Suter, born NC. John Mitchell of Cassville, MO was the informant. His stone has that he was born in 1852 and not 1851 as the death certificate reads. - October 16, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - S. M. Mitchell and son, Carl, shipped 14 of their fine blooded horses Sunday night to Aurora and Chicago, Ill., where they expect to sell them at fancy prices. Carl Mitchell and Will Griffith accompanied the stock. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, July 11, 1918 - Frank Cattlejohn of the Cattlejohn construction company of Paducah, Ky., was a guest of S. M. Mitchell the latter part of last week. He was here looking over the crushing plant. He is at this time operating a number of large crushing plants. - Cassville Republican, Aug. 21, 1919 - S. M. Mitchell had a stroke of paralysis Sunday night and was in a critical condition following the stroke Monday. He is now much better. - Cassville Republican Oct. 9, 1919 - Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell and children, J. H. Mitchell and Miss Ethel and Elizabeth Ray were calling on Les Wynkoop Sunday, it being his 38th birthday. - S. M. Mitchell - owner of the Cassville Milling Co. | Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long |
| MIXON, Addie Virginia (HARVEY) (JOHNSON) | Dec. 15, 1879 TX |
July 3, 1975 Vista, San Diego Co., CA |
SSW: Albert Sidney - Research Note: She second married John W. Johnson. - Cassville Democrat, May 22, 1920 - Mrs. Sidney Mixon and children came in from Oklahoma, Saturday and went to their home near Shell Knob. | Online Newspapers CA Death Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MIXON, Albert "Sidney" | May 12, 1874 AL |
Mar. 1, 1920 Red Fork, Tulsa Co., OK |
SSW: Addie Virginia - Research Note: Son of James Redding Mixon and Julia Ann McClammy. According to census, he was Albert Sidney. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1918 - Albert Mixon who has been at the home of his father, Sidney Mixon, east of Cassville on a furlough, left for Philadelphia Saturday. He is on the battleship Connecticut. - Cassville Republican, Dec. 18, 1919 - Sid Mixon shipped a car load of tomatoes to Tulsa, Okla. - Cassville Democrat, March 6, 1920 - Sidney Mixon Accidently killed, Auto Turns Over Breaking his neck; Dies Instantly; Remains are Brought Here. - The unexpected news arrived in this city, Tuesday, March 2, 1920, that Sidney Mixon had been killed the 1st, 3 miles of Red Fork, Okla., where he and family have been living this winter. The news of the death first came from B. F. Van Hook of Red Fork, who formerly resided near Shell Knob to Sheriff Houston. Another message came to Ashley Mixon a son of Sidney, from his mother conveying the same news. The mother said to wire her, if he was coming, and Ashley wired his mother he was coming and left on the evening train for Red Fork. The facts as related in a letter to Guy Isbell of this city by Mrs. Sidney Mixon is that her husband was driving his car and in making a short turn to let some cars pass, his car turned over, breaking Sidney's neck. Claud Frost and Burl Reed were at Tulsa, Okla., and saw the remains of Sidney Mixon and pronounced him sure dead. Sidney Mixon had been in Oklahoma this winter, selling canned tomatoes and a can crimper and said he was coming home about March 10th, to attend Circuit Court. He left his wife, 3 sons and 3 daughters, his father and several brothers in Texas, to mourn his death. The remains were prepared for burial at Tulsa, Okla., and were shipped to this city where they arrived Thursday at 4 p.m. and were taken to Horine Under taking establishment, where short funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. T. Brattin, after which the remains were interred in Oak Hill Cemetery near this city. His son, Ashley and brother John Mixon of Athens, Texas, accompanied the remains here. He leaves his wife, three daughters and three sons, father, brothers and sisters to mourn his passing. - Same Paper: State vs. Ashley Mixon and Sidney Mixon, murder in first degree. - Cassville Democrat, March 13, 1920 - MORE ABOUT SIDNEY MIXON: Many people are skeptical about the death of Sidney Mixon and are believing that some kind of a job was put up, in order to beat the charge of murder against him for killing Williams in this county. Several viewed his remains and all those that did, say that he was very dead. He was clean shaven, with mustache shaven off, that he had been wearing. He looked very natural and is said to have had some wounds on his back of his head. Sidney Mixon was born in Alabama, May 12, 1874, and would have been 46 years old next birthday. He had lived in Nacogdoces County, Texas, and married Miss Addie Harvey in 1894, to whom were born six children, three sons and three daughters, two of the youngest sons being in U. S. Navy, and all survive the father. His father, brothers and sisters of Texas and Okla., home survive him. Two sisters and two brothers were with the family at Red Fork, Okla. Mixon's accident occurred on the Creek County, Okla. line between Sapulpa and Tulsa and the remains were taken to Tulsa and there prepared for shipment to this place for burial. Mixon had lived in this county for many years and successfully operated a canning factory at his home 15 miles east and a little north of Cassville. Ashley Mixon and his uncle, John Mixon, returned to Red Fork, Okla., on the 5th where Ashley's mother and sisters were. - Cassville Democrat, March 20, 1920 - State vs. Ashley Mixon and Sidney Mixon, murder in first degree; bond of Sidney Mixon released; Ashley Mixon gave bond in sum of $5000. - Cassville Democrat, Saturday, July 10, 1920 - State vs. Ashley Mixon, murder in first degree; continued on application of defendant. - Cassville Republican, Nov. 20, 1919 - The Mixon murder case for which the Sheriff has been ordered to secure a venire of 50 men was set for today, Wednesday. - Father And Son Held For Murder - Mixon's Hearing | Online Newspaper Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MIXON, Winnie Beatrice | June 7, 1911 | Mar. 31, 1922 | Research Note: Daughter of Albert Sidney Mixon and Addie Virginia Harvey. - Another Photo | Census Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MOHLER, John Allen | June 10, 1888 Rural Gillead, IN |
Jan. 1, 1974 Memorial Hosp., Topeka, KS |
SSW: Velma D. - Research Note: John A. Mohler's parents were not given on the Culver Funeral Home records. He was an engineer and widowed. - Son of Christopher Mohler and Mary Jamison. | Photo BCG and HS SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Culver Funeral Home, V. 15, P. 107, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper |
| MOHLER, Velma Dee (SCHAEFER) | Nov. 9, 1901 Lyon Co., KS |
Oct. 31, 1959 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: John A. Research Note: Culver Funeral Home records state that Velma was a daughter of Jake Schaefer and Charlotte Swagger. | Photo BCG and HS Culver Funeral Home, V. 8, P. 119, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper |
| MONTGOMERY, Alton Barber "Al" | Aug. 12, 1904 OK |
Aug. 1, 1972 | SSW: Marian M. - Research Note: Son of Hugh S. Montgomery and Julia P. Keller. He has a military stone at findagrave.com. Inscription: "CPL ARMY AIR FORCES WW II" | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MONTGOMERY, Hugh Scott | Aug. 17, 1862 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 20, 1942 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Julia P. - Research Note: According to his death certificate Hugh was a son of Hugh Scott and Elizabeth (Lowery) Montgomery. His father was born in KY, and his mother in TN. Julia Keller is given as his wife's name. | Photo BCG and HS Death Certificate Donna Cooper |
| MONTGOMERY, Hugh Timothy | Oct. 29, 1890 Edmond, OK |
Feb. 22, 1952 Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that he was buried Feb. 24, 1952. It reads that he was married, age 61 yrs. 3 mo. 23 days. He was a retired merchant and farmer. His wife's name was Frances and his father was named Hugh Montgomery, His mother was Julia Kellar. The informant was Frances Montgomery, Monett, MO. - Hugh T. Montgomery, age 19, first married Jessie Lenora Stacy on June 5, 1910 in Cassville, Barry Co., MO. He second married Frances Ruth Talbert. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Beverly Matthews Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MONTGOMERY, Jessie Lenora (STACEY) | Nov. 2, 1892 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 14, 1923 Flat Creek, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wife of H. T. Montgomery" - Research Note: Her death certificate reads that she was a daughter of James T. Stacey, born TX, mother was listed as Amanda Bradley, born MO. She was buried Mar. 15, 1923. Her age was given as 31 Yrs, 4 mo. 12 days. The cause of death was given as TB. The informant was Hugh Montgomery, Cassville, MO (husband). Donna's Note: Her stone has that she was born Nov. 2, 1892 and that her name was spelled Stacy. The death certificate has that she was born Nov. 2, 1891. Beverly posted Mar. 2, 1891, which may have been from a misreading of the death certificate since the writing is not very clear. The submitter of this data is now deceased. - Mother's Obit | Death Certificate Beverly Matthews Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| MONTGOMERY, Julia Pauline (KELLER) | Aug. 29, 1863 VT |
July 21, 1936 Greene Co., MO |
SSW: H. S. - Research Note: Her death certificate reads that she was a daughter of G. W. Keller, born KY, and Lucy Brooks, born KY. Hugh Montgomery was given as her husband. Her birth date is given as Aug. 12, 1863. - May 25, 1911, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mrs. H. S. Montgomery visited her brother Will Keller and sister Mrs. Jennie Reed at Neosho last week. | Photo BCG and HS Online Newspapers Death Certificate Donna Cooper |
| MONTGOMERY, Marion M. | Aug. 11, 1927 | July 17, 2001 | SSW: Alton Barber | Photo BCG and HS |
| MONTGOMERY, Mary Irene (THOMAS) | Sept. 22, 1914 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
May 30, 1991 | SSW: Robert Henry - Research Note: Daughter of Robert Lee and Etta (Brock) Thomas. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS Note Donna Cooper |
| MONTGOMERY, Robert Henry | Dec. 9, 1910 | Dec. 28, 1989 | SSW: Mary Irene - Research Note: Son of Hugh Timothy Montgomery and Jessie Lenora Stacy. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOOMAW, Leroy | Jan. 5, 1889 Clinton, Henry Co., MO |
Dec. 1973 MO |
SSW: Louise - Research Note: Son of James Madison Moomaw and Angelina Maria Duncan. - Bismarck, North Dakota, Tribune, August 31, 1950 - Leroy Moomaw To Resign Post, Walster Reveals - DICKINSON - Leroy Moomaw for 32 years superintendent of the Dickinson experimental station, will retire effective Sept. 30. Announcement is made by Director H. L. Walster, Fargo, who directs the Fargo station and its several branches. A successor to Moomaw has not yet been named. Mr. and Mrs. Moomaw plan to move to the Ozarks region of Missouri, expecting to buy a farm "and do a little grassland farming." Moomaw was born in Clinton, Mo., graduated in 1915 from the University of Missouri, and that same year went to Washington as scientific assistant in forage crops, with the department of agriculture. There followed three years in central and northern Montana, where he did research work on forage crops, then a year in France in World War I as a second lieutenant in the field artillery. He came to the North Dakota agricultural experimental station's Dickinson branch in 1919, as superintendent in the state service and also as agronomist with USDA division of the bureau of plant industry for dry-land agriculture. He has retained the dual state-federal status throughout his incumbency here. In 1926 Leroy Moomaw married Louise Marbut, and they have three sons, James C., a research assistant in the school of forestry, University of Idaho, now working on his master's degree and specializing in range management; John, engaged in engineering and surveying projects in the Dickinson area, and Philip, senior in dairy husbandry at the University of Minnesota. The father is a member of Rotary, Masonic Lodge and the American Legion here in Dickinson, a member of Alpha Zeta honorary agriculture fraternity, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Society of Agronomy, and Agricultural History society. He is a director of Dickinson Publishing Co., and the Dickinson Radio association. The Dickinson experiment station has had but three superintendents in its 45 year history. | North Dakota, Tribune Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOOMAW, Louise M. (MARBUT) | Dec. 29, 1892 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 23, 1965 St. John's Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Leroy - Research Note: Daughter of Curtis Fletcher Marbut and Florence Martin. Her husband, Leroy, of Verona, MO was the informant on the death certificate. Louise Marbut, age 33, married Leroy Moomaw, age 37, on Mar. 6, 1926 in District of Columbia. - Father's Obit | Death Certificate DC Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Barbara Eunice (BRADLEY) | Mar. 17, 1928 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Apr. 7, 1995 | SSW: Howard L. - Inscription: "Married Nov. 23, 1950" - Research Note: Daughter of William H. Bradley and Eva L. McGlasson. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Carl | Dec. 2, 1909 | Oct. 10, 1911 | Research Note: Son of Rufus Clark Moore and Mittie Marie Johnson. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Denver | Mar. 7, 1894 | Sept. 7, 1896 | Inscription: "Son of J. J and Elizabeth Moore" - Research Note: Next to his grave is an unmarked grave with only a sandstone marker. This stone could possibly read March 1st and not the 7th as posted. | Photos BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Edna M. | Sept. 8, 1906 | Nov. 2, 1978 | Inscription: "Daughter" - Research Note: Daughter of John H. Moore and Minnie Pearl Heltzel. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Effie Stella | Jan. 8, 1892 Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 14, 1912 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was single and a daughter of P. R. Moore, born Greene Co., MO, and Susan Jones, born Stone Co., MO. Cause of death was TB. - Another Photo - Another Photo | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Elbern L. | Mar. 30, 1904 | June 25, 1977 | Inscription: "Father" - Research Note: Son of John Moore and Minnie Pearl Heltzel. Single and living at home with his parents in the 1920 Census. Age 26, divorced and living with his widowed mother Minnie. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Elizabeth | Jan. 12, 1854 | Feb. 17, 1914 | Inscription: "Wife of J. J. Moore" - Research Note: Next to her grave is an unmarked grave with only a sandstone marker next to hers. | Photos BCG and HS Note Donna Cooper |
| MOORE, Frank S. | Sept. 16, 1871 Dadeville, Dade Co., MO |
Jul. 19, 1943 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Gertie - Research Note: Frank S. Moore first married Mary E. Ashby on Dec. 1, 1889 in Barry Co., MO. He second married to Gertrude M. (Faulk) Robbins. Gertie Robbins and a son of William Jefferson "Jeff" Moore. His occupation was orchardist. Mrs. Lester Kissler of Cassville, MO was the informant. | Death Certificate MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long |
| MOORE, Frank Young | Feb. 1, 1876 Rural Aurora Lawrence Co., MO |
Dec. 7, 1910 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Peter R. Moore, born Greene Co., MO and Susan Jones, born Barry Co., MO. Cause of death was TB. His wife was Louise Wertz. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, George Washington | No Date | 1869 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: From the story on the Old Carney Cemetery main page. "George Washington Moore was a son of Harrison and Mariah (Carney) Moore and was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery in an unmarked grave after he was hanged on the Court House Square. He murdered his cousin Jackson Carney and his wife". - Murder Story | Old Carney Cemetery Page Phyllis Long |
| MOORE, Gertrude "Gertie" M. (FAULK) (ROBBINS) | Nov. 13, 1891 MO |
Oct. 25, 1965 South Barry Co., Hosp., Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Culver Funeral home records state her father was Elijah C. Faulk and her mother Georgia Ann Surrett. Melvin Robbins of Wichita, KS was the informant on the death certificate. She first married Jesse D. Robbins and second Frank S. Moore. | Culver Funeral Home, V. 9, P. 130, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper Death Certificate Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Horace Eugene | May 8, 1905 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Dec. 16, 1954 Rogers, Benton Co., AR |
Research Note: Son of John H. and Minnie Pearl (Heltzel) Moore. His wife was Nola C. Harris. | Headstone Note Eugene Harris Moore Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Howard L. | Aug. 13, 1916 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
May 18, 2010 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Barbara E. - Inscription: "Married Nov. 23, 1950" - Research Note: He was the son of Rufus C. and Mittie M. (Johnson) Moore. On November 23, 1950, in Cassville, he was united in marriage to Barbara E. Bradley, who preceded him in death on April 7, 1995. Also preceding him in death were his parents; one infant brother and sister and a grandson, David Leon Moore. Howard received his education at Horner School near Cassville. During World War II he entered the United States Army, service from October 21, 1943 until March 4, 1946. Most of his life was spent as a machinist for Rocket Dyne at Neosho. He was a member of Mill Street Church of Christ, Cassville. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Ida Mae (MORGAN) | Jan. 31, 1884 | May 26, 1930 Benton Co., AR |
SSW: P. Arthur - Research Note: Daughter of Samuel Watson Morgan and Cornelia Ann Hall. Ida M. Morgan married Paul Arthur Moore on Mar. 5, 1905 in Seneca, Newton Co., MO. | Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, J. J. | Abt. 1842 VA |
Aug. 13, 1919 White River Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His age on his death certificate is given as 77. His wife was Elizabeth. No date. Parents marked unknown. Josh Moore of Golden, MO was the informant. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, Aug 21, 1919 - J. J. Moore died at his home near Viola Wednesday of last week and was brought to Cassville Thursday and buried Friday in the Oak Hill Cemetery by the side of the body of his first wife. Several years ago Mr. Moore lived west of Cassville on the Exeter road. He was the father of Josh and Walter Moore who formerly lived about Cassville. | Online Newspapers Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| MOORE, Jeanette | Apr. 24, 1886 | May 24, 1886 | Inscription: "Dau. of P. R. and S. Moore" - Research Note: Daughter of Peter R. Moore and Susan Jones. - Another Photo - Another Photo | Note Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Larry L. | July 31, 1947 Whittier, CA |
May 26, 2021 At Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was the son of John and Barbara (Fleming) Moore. On June 21, 2003 in Cassville, he was united in marriage to Darcy Newby. Preceding him in death were his father, John Moore; mother, Barbara Moore Wein and one daughter, Alisha Kaye. Larry graduated from high school in Junction City, Oregon and then served in the United States Marines. In the 1970's he moved from Oregon to Cassville, where he was employed at Justin Boot for many years as the maintenance supervisor. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| MOORE, Leonard Carl | Dec. 2, 1909 Rural Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 13, 1910 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Rufus Clark Moore born Cherokee Co., KS and Mittie Marie Johnson born Barry Co., MO. - Oct. 20, 1910, Thursday, Cassville Republican - An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Moore died Wednesday of last week at the home of Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson, southeast of town. Interment was made at Oak Hill Cemetery Thursday. | Online Newspapers Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| MOORE, Louise (WERTZ) | Sept. 23, 1874 Ft. Worth, TX |
Apr. 10, 1958 Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Husband was Frank Young Moore. Daughter of Joseph Wertz and Bertha Koch. Mrs. Henry Allen of Monett, MO, was the informant. Frank Y. Moore, age 22, married Louise Wertz, age 22, on Apr. 3, 1898 in Barry Co., MO. | Death Certificate MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Marjorie E. | Dec. 18, 1927 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 24, 2011 Fayetteville, Washington Co. AR |
Research Note: Photo of stone at findagrave.com - Daughter of Horace E. Moore and Nola C. Harris. | Census Phyllis Long |
| MOORE, Mary Jane | Sept. 24, 1911 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Dec. 19, 1914 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: According to her death certificate she was a daughter of Clark Moore, born Columbus, KS, and Mittie M. Johnson, born Cassville, MO. The cause of death was pneumonia. Her stone reads that she was born Sept. 24, 1911 and not the 26th as the death certificate reads. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| MOORE, Minnie Pearl (HELTZEL) | June 25, 1881 Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 16, 1949 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: According to her death certificate she was a daughter of Chis Heltzel and Fannie Davis. Her husband was John Moore, deceased. Russell Moore of Cassville, MO was the informant. - The Joplin Globe, October 19, 1949 - Cassville, Mo., Oct. 18. -- Funeral services for Mrs. Minnie Pearl Moore, who died Sunday at her home here, will be conducted at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the chapel of the Koon funeral home. The Rev. O. V. Dodson and the Rev. C. F. Siler will officiate and burial will be in the Oak Hill cemetery. | Online Obit Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Mittie Marie (JOHNSON) (BASS) | Oct. 20, 1881 Barry Co., MO |
Jan. 1, 1979 | SSW: Rufus Clark - Inscription: "Married May 14, 1908" - Research Note: Daughter of Jackson B. Johnson and Mary C. Dunlop. Mittie Johnson, age 21, married Charles Bass, age 21, on Jan. 20, 1903 in Barry Co., MO. Mittie M. Johnson married Rufus C. Moore on May 11, 1908 in Carthage, Jasper Co., MO. | SS Claims Index MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Nola C. (HARRIS) | Mar. 7, 1908 Anderson, McDonald Co., MO |
Apr. 16, 1992 Rogers, Benton Co., MO |
Research Note: Daughter of George Washington Harris and Mary Ella Barnhill. Wife of Horace E. Moore. - Another Photo | Census Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Paul Arthur | Apr. 27, 1881 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 7, 1956 | SSW: Ida Mae - Research Note: Son of Peter R. Moore and Susan Jones. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Peter R. | Apr. 21, 1852 | Mar. 1, 1921 | Research Note: October 14, 1909 Thursday, Cassville Republican - White Church News: P. R. Moore and sons Arthur and Herman, went to Sarcoxie last week, Wednesday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Howell. Mr. Howell is very ill. - January 25, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Suburban News: Mrs. Myrtle Powell returned to her home at Sarcoxie after a pleasant visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Moore, east of town. - August 21, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mrs. A. F. Cox and family of Monett, Mrs. Lee Chapman and son of Webb City and Mr. and Mrs. Howell of Sarcoxie visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Moore, east of town last week. - August 19, 1915, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Personal and Local News: Mrs. Lee Chapman and little son of Webb City have been visiting Mrs. Chapman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Moore east of Cassville. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, June 20, 1918 - Lem Moore of near Seneca visited his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Moore, northeast of Cassville the first of the week. Lem is farming on Little Lost Creek in Newton county and is doing well. He says that the crops in the county are looking very promising, that wheat was very good, however the rust damage it some. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, March 27, 1919 - Mrs. Myrtle Ash of Picher, Okla., visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Moore northeast of Cassville last week. Mr. Moore has been on the sick list. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, June 19, 1919 - Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Moore and grandson, Clifford Chapman, took dinner at the E. A. Frost home Sunday. - Cassville Democrat, Saturday, July 10, 1920 - Arthur Moore, of near Garfield, Ark., visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Moore and friends near this city from Saturday to Monday. - July 17, 1920, Cassville Democrat - Rev. P. R. Moore preached at the Grove, Sunday, and left an appointment for the third Sunday in August. Everyone came that can and encourage Bro. Moore. - Brother's Obit - Moore Plot Stone - Another Photo - Another Photo | Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Rufus Clark | Aug. 5, 1882 Columbus, KS |
Mar. 1, 1967 Barry Co. Hosp., Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Mittie Marie - Inscription: "Married May 14, 1908" - Research Note: Son of James W. Moore and Amy Jane Handshy. Usual address was RR 2, Cassville, MO. - January 4, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Clark Moore living south of town while making ties severely cut one of his legs just below the knee. At last report he was getting along all right. He is a son-in-law of Jack Johnson. | Online Newspapers SS Claims Index Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Ruth Irene | Aug. 27, 1910 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 10, 1911 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was a daughter of Frank Young Moore, born Lawrence Co., MO, and Louise Wertz, born Texas. The cause of death was TB. Her father recently died of same. - Feb 16, 1911, Thursday, Cassville Republican -The little seven months old child of Mrs. F. Y. Moore died Thursday and was interred Friday in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mr. Moore died December 7. | Online Newspapers Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MOORE, Susan (JONES) | Jan. 18, 1854 MO |
Nov. 7, 1937 Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Peter R. Moore married Susan Jones on Jan. 16, 1871 in Barry Co., MO. She was widowed and a daughter of Daniel Jones and Sophia Neece, born MO, according to her death certificate. Mrs. Felix Cox of Monett, MO was the informant. - August 15, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - P. R. Moore of near town went to Aurora Monday evening in response to a message that Mrs. Sophia Jones, mother of Mrs. P. R. Moore died there Monday morning, about 9 o'clock. Mrs. Jones was 87 years of age and had lived in Aurora for several years. She leaves a family of eight children to mourn her death. | Death Certificate MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long |
| MORGAN, Arabella "Bell" (RAY) (VANHOOK) | Nov. 28, 1858 Rural Corsicana, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 18, 1920 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was a daughter of late Dr. John and Mrs. Elizabeth (Means) Ray. - Cassville Democrat, Feb. 21, 1920 - Mrs. Bell Morgan: We are all standing in the dark valley in the shadow of death, hovering on the brink of separation that brings all to a realization that death is certain and the initiation is into a better world, where the faithful will be reward with eternal life. It is consoling to know that these opportunities are within the grasp of any and all. Miss Arabella Ray was born near Corsicana, Nov. 28, 1858, and was a daughter of late Dr. John and Mrs. Elizabeth Ray. The family moved to Cassville in the fall of 1862, and she had lived all the time in this city. She and B. F. VanHook were married and separated. Several years afterwards she and W. H. Morgan were married and five children were born of this marriage and those living are Miss Wanda and Landis Morgan. She was a sister of Chas. Ray, Editor of the DEMOCRAT. She passed to the other world, Wednesday, Feb. 18, at about 2 a.m., of chronic Bright's disease and dropsy, age 62 years, 2 months and 21 days. Her daughter, Wanda, and Mrs. Jennie Hutchens ministered to her every comfort and she had every attention that excellent nursing could be given. Since Wanda's discharge from the U. S. Army Red Cross Nursing Corp. at Ft. Sheridan, Ill, she has been with her mother. She had been a member of the Christian Church since girlhood and was among its oldest members in this city. Rev. J. T. Brattin conducted funeral services at the late home, Thursday, at 2 p.m., after which the remains were interred in Oak Hill Cemetery. | Online Newspapers Phyllis Long |
| MORGAN, Charles | 1894 Barry Co., MO |
July 16, 1895 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Son of W. H. Morgan. - Cassville Republican, Barry Co., MO, July 18, 1895 - Died, Monday, July 16th, Charles Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morgan, age 10 months and 14 days. The remains were interred in the Cassville Cemetery, Tuesday. Services conducted by Elder E. A. Frost. | Online Newspapers Darla Ball Marbut |
| MORGAN, Flossie H. (JOHNSON) | 1901 | 1987 | Research Note: She is buried next to Paul Johnson, her brother. Daughter of Benjamin F. Johnson and Flossie Gaskins, also buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. Benjamin and Flossie were married on Oct. 11, 1901 in Cassville, Barry Co., MO. In the 1920 census, Flossie H. is named as Flossie Taylor. | Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MORGAN, George | 1900 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 4, 1915 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Son of W. H and Arabella Morgan" - Research Note: No birth date was given on his death certificate. His age was given as 15 years. He was a son of "Bud" Morgan, born AR, and Bell Ray, born Barry Co., MO. The cause of death was smallpox. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| MORGAN, Thomas | 1912 | 1917 | Research Note: Cassville Republican, January 10, 1917 - Little Tom Morgan died of membranous croup Tuesday morning in Joplin. He was ill only a short time. Mrs. Morgan visited in Cassville last week and returned home Saturday. As the REPUBLICAN goes to press it is not known here definitely whether burial will be made here or not. Dr. W. T. Bailey, Tom's grandfather who is at the military training camp near Little Rock, Ark., had been wired for and no decision was to be reached until his arrival in Joplin. - Later: - The body will reach Cassville Wednesday night and interment made Thursday. | Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MORROW, Arthur R. | July 24, 1910 Clarion, IA |
Jan. 16, 1983 | SSW: Mary J. - Research Note: Son of Herbert G. Morrow and Laura M. Lesher. At age 25, he married Mary J. Baker on June 2, 1935 in Clarion, IA. | IA Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MORROW, Mary Julia (BAKER) | June 26, 1905 Oskaloosa, IA |
Oct. 7, 2007 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Arthur R. - Research Note: Daughter of Robert F. and Evalena (DeLong) Baker. On June 2, 1935 in Clarion, Iowa, she was united in marriage to Arthur Morrow who preceded her in death in 1983. She was also preceded in death by her parents; one brother, Grant Baker and three sisters, Nellie Marie Talbert, Olive Lucille Martin and Elva Mae Sullivan. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MULLIN, Austin | July 10, 1900 | Aug. 26, 1901 | Inscription: "Son of W. F. and S." | Photo BCG and HS |
| MULLIN, Infant | Sept. 15, 1904 | Sept. 21, 1904 | Inscription: "Our Darling Son of J. M. and J. M." | Photo BCG and HS |
| MULLIN, William Franklin | June 21, 1847 Madison Co., AR |
Mar. 31, 1904 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Age 56 Yrs. 9 Ms. 10 Ds." - Research Note: Civil War Veteran. Son of Swift S. Mullin and Susan Caroline Taylor. The death certificate for Eva Bertha (Hailey) Hailey gives her parents as William Franklin Mullin and Zaida L. Baldwin. Eva is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. Zaida is buried at Painter Cemetery, born 1842 and died Feb. 1883. - Possible second wife was Hannah (Nickel) (Hammond) (Parnell) Mullin, buried at Horner Cemetery, born 1847, died 1897. Mrs. Hannah Parnell, married William F. Mullin on Sept. 1883 in Barry Co., MO. Also another marriage record for William F. Mullin, married Susan Howard on July 23, 1899 in Barry Co., MO. - Another Photo - Another Photo | Cemetery Records Sue Thomas MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| MURPHY, Anita (GONZALES) | May 10, 1918 Port Alberta, British Columbia |
Feb. 28, 2005 Purdy, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was a daughter of Antonio and Magda Davidson Gonzales. She married Harold Murphy on October 10, 1964, in West Allis, Wisconsin, and he preceded her in death July 24, 2002. | Monett Times March 2005 Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MURPHY, Darlene J. (KLOSS) | Sept. 26, 1943 Milwaukee, WI |
June 25, 2017 Mercy Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Michael R. - Inscription: "Married May 25, 1963" - Research Note: She was the daughter of Aurther and Wilma (Morn) Kloss. On May 25, 1963, she was united in marriage to Michael R. Murphy in New Berlin, Wisconsin; he preceded her in death on December 18, 1989. Mrs. Murphy worked many years in forestry while in Milwaukee and moved to Cassville in 1985 when she transferred to the Ranger Station and later retired after thirty years. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Purdy, Cassville Hospital Auxiliary, and was very active in the Monett Toy Run. In addition to her parents and husband she was preceded in death by one grandson, Robert J. Zielinski. | White Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MURPHY, Harold Wilson | Aug. 6, 1920 Galt, IA |
July 24, 2002 Cox South Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Samuel Christopher and Goldie (Wilson) Murphy. He graduated high school in Clarion, Iowa, and moved to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1939. He retired in 1987 from Allis-Chalmers after 30 years, and moved to Missouri. He attended the First Christian Church of Purdy, and was a Freemason. He married Anita Gonzales on October 10, 1964, in West Allis, Wisconsin. He was preceded in death by one son, Michael Murphy; one daughter, Beverly Murphy; one great grandson, Robert Zielinski; and one sister, Helen Williford. - His first wife in the 1940 census was Eva. | Monett Times July 26, 2002 Mary Homesley Photo BCG and HS |
| MURPHY, Michael R. | Sept. 30, 1944 | Dec. 18, 1989 | SSW: Darlene J. - Inscription: "Married May 25, 1963" - Research Note: Son of Harold Wilson Murphy. | Photo BCG and HS |
| MUSE, Harold Dean | May 17, 1912 Cape Fair, MO |
July 1, 1962 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Martha - Research Note: Son of Henry Muse and Clara Carney. Martha, his wife, was the informant on the death certificate. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MUSE, Larry Dean | May 31, 1954 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Nov. 2, 2015 Mercy Hosp., Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Cremated. He was the son of Harold Dean and Martha Arsula (Lewis) Muse, who preceded him in death. He married Kathy Gail Stephens in 1972, divorced 1990. Larry grew up and received his education in Cassville and graduated from Cassville High School. He received his associate's degree from Crowder College. Larry was a long-time over the road truck driver for Walmart and Tyson. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and enjoyed hunting and computers. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| MUSE, Martha Arsula (LEWIS) (SINCLAIR) | Jan. 17, 1928 Washburn, Barry Co., MO |
May 26, 2010 St. John's Hosp., Springfield, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Harold Dean - Research Note: She was the daughter of Robert "Bob" and Jewel (Painter) Lewis. In January, 1953, in Galena, Missouri, she was united in marriage to Dean Muse, who preceded her in death. Later, she married Raymond Sinclair, who also preceded her in death. Others preceding her in death were one brother, Ward Lewis; two sisters, Geneva Lewis and Roberta Driver and a grandson, Cameron Carry. Martha received her education in Cassville, where she graduated from high school. In 1961, she received her Bachelors Degree at SMS in Springfield. Most of her life was spent as a school teacher in Barry County, retiring from the Southwest School District. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MYERS, Maudie Lee | Mar. 5, 1907 | Sept. 13, 1977 | No Data - Another Photo | Photo Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| MYLER, Clarence James | Dec. 13, 1892 Mishawaka, IN |
May 30, 1970 | SSW: Irene R. - Research Note: Nearest relative in the WW II Draft Registration was Edith Josephine Myler. Living in Hudson, Lenawee Co., MI. Clarence James Myler, age 52, married Alma Margaret Hartzell on Oct. 27, 1945 in Ottawa Co., MI. Father given as James Scott Myler and mother Sarah M. Snyder. Clarence James Myler, age 67, married Irene Ruth Richardson on Dec. 25, 1959 in Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. | WW II Draft Reg. MI Marriage Records MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| MYLER, Irene Ruth (RICHARDSON) | May 29, 1888 | Jan. 11, 1986 | SSW: Clarence J. - Research Note: Clarence James Myler, age 67, married Irene Ruth Richardson on Dec. 25, 1959 in Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO. Richardson most likely not her maiden name. | MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
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