Looking for the family of Sarah Roberts GREGG and John GREGG. They had children: Sarah who married a William T. HULL, Mary E. who married a SMITH and live in Peoria, MO,; also Hattie who married a Lewis and live in Monnet Mo. Sarah GREGG died in October of 1879 in Barry County, MO. Also had children Nancy E., and John. Sarah had a brother Thomas Jefferson ROBERTS who lived in MO also. Any information would be appreciated.
I am trying to find the date of birth of my great grandmother, Leslie MCCLANAHAN. She was born in Arkansas in 1883 and married my great grandfather, Richard N LARIMER (R N LARIMER) in Carroll County Arkansas 11/20/1904, in the Carroll County marriage records. Their son was Ivan I LARIMER, who was my paternal grandfather. Thank You.Carol J Dickinson. I have searched everywhere, and believe she was born in Carroll County: just a hunch.
I'm looking for info Lucinda Catherine HELTZEL FLAHERTY. She married Robert FLAHERTY 9-13-1879 in Cassville, MO. At the time of her marriage she had a son by the name of Daniel HURST. In the 1880 censes they put his last name as FLAHERTY. I can not find any marriage record for Lucinda and a man with the name HURST. When she married Robert she used her maiden name of HELTZEL. If anyone could help me with this I would love the help. Daniel HURST was born2-17-1876 in Berry co.
THOMAS, WHEELER Looking for information on Sarah Elizabeth THOMAS born 3 Jan 1848 in MO. She married James Henry WHEELER 5 May 1872. I would like some information on her parents and siblings if anyone knows of them. She moved to Collinville, Texas where she died in 1906. Thank you for your help. Wilma Stackhouse
I am looking for information on a Lambert Teen DRAPER that was born in Monett, MO on May 1, 1889 to a "Teen" DRAPER and Sarah Ellen "Ella" HOLLY. Could "Teen" DRAPER be the same as the Lamberteen DRAPER that is sited in the "Goodspeed's History of Barry County Missouri 1888" as dying 6 Nov 1888 due to a railroad accident? Sarah Ella "Ella" HOLLY later married a Clarence CHITWOOD and lived in Barry County. I do not have any information on their death dates. Any informaiton on these individuals would be appreciated. Thank you! P Draper
Violet Naomi EAGLESON, Geneva Deloris PAINTER, Floyd Eugene PAINTER, James ANDREWS, Earl LEE, Richard LEE, Albert/Gladys SWINGTON, Mon/Gladys LEE.
I am searching for family of my grandmother Elizabeth Andrews LEE. She married Samuel David LEE in Missouri. Elizabeth's mother was an indian captive named "Bonnet". Elizabeth's brother's name was William ANDREWS and his daughter was"Bessie Florence ANDREWS PAINTER. They lived in the Monett/Exeter/Purdy/Butterfield areas to name a few. Have located Elizabeth and Samuel had three children, Mabel, Iola, Eva Unabell, and William, Eva's twin who expired at birth. Anyone out there related to any of these names?
Am looking for information on my G-Parents Lewis LEE and Nellie Faye WORTHY. Willie Mae LEE was their daughter,and my mother. John WORTHY was my Gg-Father of Ga. Willie was B. in Ok 2-26-1907. There is Indian heritage, Cherokee and i am not sure about Creek. Willie married my Dad Louis HARGIS. I have pedigree on list but that is all.
I am searching for information on Thomas P. HULSEY, wife Lizzie WHITNER, children Lionel and Leon, that lived in Seligman, Barry County, Missouri. Thomas P. HULSEY was a Justice of the Peace in Seligman for many years. He died in 1955 and his wife, Lizzie, died in 1965. His son, Lionel, moved to California and was living there in 1965. I would appreciated hearing from anyone that has information on this family.
I am looking for information for Christopher C MARTIN, And Nora F MARTIN. Shown on 1880 Barry Co census as children of Jasper MARTIN and Nancy A MARTIN. Would like also to find information on Nancy A. Can find no marriage records or census records for these three after 1880. Would also like to find information on a group of wagons that took the Oregon Trail from Barry Co in about 1884. My great grandparents, Jasper and Rebecca (SANDERS) MARTIN were in one wagon and perhaps a brother of Jaspers, Parris MARTIN were in another. Family stories say 4 or 5 wagons went together.
I have William Hiram WHISMAN, Rebecca STAMPER from Barry County . I also hace Mary Ellen WHISMAN and Joseph CLOFTON as well as Drettie Mae CLIFTON from Washington Co., Arkansas
CHANDLER The following household is listed on the 1850 Barry Co. MO census. Does anyone have information on Richard and Elizabeth CHANDLER? House # 136: CHANDLER, Richard 30 (m) SC. Elizabeth 25 (f) TN. William 9 (f) TN. Mary 7 (f) TN. Sarah 4 (f) MO. Richard 4 (m) MO.
HOWARD, DUNLAP, Gillian HORNER I am searching for information on Abraham HOWARD and Viney DUNLAP's family. Viney was a step-daughter to Dr. John Turner HORNER and daughter of Mary May Gillian DUNLAP HORNER. I understand they had several children. Please, I need help with this family.
1860 Barry Co. MO, Thompson MORGAN b. ca 1808 VA/TN, wife Fannie; children Willis, Wrigane(f), John, Ephraim, Katherine & David. This family lived in Clay Co. MO 1850, wife's name was Mary. Does anyone have information on this Thompson Morgan family, especially wife Fannie? Thanks
Can anyone verify if James Madison ADAMS (1845-1923) served in the state legislature from Barry County, MO? He lived there 1883-1897, before moving to Ritzville, Adams County, Wash. James was born in Pittsylvania County, VA and married there in 1867 to Emily Mary WILLIAM. My grandfather, Matthew Eugene ADAMS (1871-1943) was their 2nd child. Will appreciate anyone's reply. Thanks! Robert King, Anchorage, AK
Searching for the parents of Mary ALBIRTY/ALBERTY She was married in Barry County, Mo. in 1863. Could her parents happen to have lived in Barry in the 1860 Census? Her husband, George R. STITES parents were in Benton County, Arkansas in 1860. He had a brother in Carroll County, Arkansas in 1860. Hoping for results to make a connection with the ALBIRTY/ALBERTY family in Barry County, Missouri , could be Carroll or Benton County, Arkansas..
Searching to see if George R. STITES and wife Mary, with children, could be located in the 1870 Census, Barry County, Missouri. They were married 1863, Barry County, Missouri. Found in 1880 Census, Carroll County, Arkansas, with all the family born in MO. The R. could possibly be Riley STITES. Might be STILES, STETS STETZ, or anything in resemblence to STITES.
Information requested on Charles BURG/BURNIS/BURNICE BURG. Lived in Purdy in 1900 census. Charles came from Sweden late 1800's Thanks Larry Burg Charles had a daughter(Nora) that married a HEMPHILL.
BURTON. Searching for information regarding possible death or burial records, or obituaries of an Indian Ancestor. We don't know his first name, or his Native American tribe. His surname was BURTON. His Wife was a white woman by the name of Mary A. HEADLEY b. 1873 Iowa, d. about 1893-1894 Indian Territory Oklahoma. Their son's name was Albert b. 5 Dec 1892.
Burton And Mary shot by vigilantes abt 1894, on the front porch of their home where Mary was keeping an eye on the baby while snapping beans for their supper. Please, if anyone with information about these events could send me a lead in the right direction, I would very much appreiciate it. [email protected] OR [email protected] .
I am searching for my MCCOMAS family. George Washington MCCOMAS Sr. married Elmira HADLEY, George Washington Jr. married Elizabeth MCINTOSH, Elzzie MCCOMAS (my grandfather married in Canada. Would like to find out history about their Missouri life. Please, please help me.
Looking for any information about Ruben B BAKER (born about 1880)and married a Bertha SMITH (born about 1884. Their Children include: Ralph (born: abt 1906) Howard E (born: abt 1908) Bertha Willa (1915 1996)- married Lambert Teen DRAPER Any information about these individuals would be appreciated. Thank you!
I am interested in info on the LANSDOWN family in Barry Co and northwestern area of Arkansas. A couple of the major names are Joesph Henry LANSDOWN(E) , Henry Clay LANSDOWN. Henry Clay LANSDOWN, was born in Kentucky (because he always told the family that) and I believed that to probably be Harlan County. We never knew who his father was. Nothing was handed down from him. He lived most of his life in Jenny Lind, Arkansas which is a few miles south of Ft. Smith in the north west of the state. His son, my grandfather Joseph Henry LANSDOWNE (he had the "e" on the end whereas his dad did not.) was born in Rich Hill, Mo which is in the southwest of Missouri. This is not too far from Arkansas. I knew that James Noe LANSDOWN lived and died in Barry County, MO which is also in very south west MO. Paul sent me a letter written by a Grace CANTRELL around 1948. It was a letter responding to some other LANSDOWNE who must have contacted her. Anyway, Grace, whose father was very much younger than her uncles, wrote about those uncles in Barry County, MO. She mentioned her Uncle James who had only one son, Henry, and she had last seen or heard of him living in Arkansas. Henry died in 1927 so she could have remembered this from her childhood in Missouri.
BUTLER Looking for info on James C. BUTLER, He was born March 3, 1855, at Purdy, Mo. Orphaned at young age and raised by WHITELEY family in Carroll Co., AR. Married Eliza C. MOORE in AR. Had a half brother named Charlie and Charlie had a son named Curtis last name unknown.
I am still looking for any information on Henry SCHLITT that is married to Permelia/Amelia J. MARTIN. I know where they are buried. But am in question on how they met or where Henry was from. Would also like more information on Permelia's family.
I am researching the family of Thomas P. HULSEY, b. October 20, 1868, died June 17, 1955 in Seligman, Barry County, Missouri. His wife was named Liza WHITTNER. He had 2 sons, Lionel and Leon. Lionel moved to California and died there in 1961. Leon moved to Oklahoma and died in 1944. Thomas and his family are buried in the cemetery in Seligman, Barry County, Missouri. I am very interested in any information concerning this family.
FARLEY William J. FARLEY b. 1829 TN, wife Permilia b. 1829 MO, 2 yo Francis and 3 mo old male Baba/Baby?, lived in Barry Co. MO 1870. Does anyone have information on this William FARLEY family?
I am looking for any info on Elijah BRANDENBURG married to Martha GABBARD . I know they settled in that area and that they are buried in the Purdy cem. Does anyone know their children or grandchildren. Thank you.
I am searching for information on my father's ancestors. His name is Paul Reed MONTGOMERY. His mother is Leona REED and his father name is Ernest (sp?) MONTGOMERY. They were from Exeter/Seligman area.
KNEE, FLINT - I am searching for information on Elsie KNEE b. 2/10/1909 Cassville, Barry Co., MO. She married Joseph FLINT b. St. Joe, Bucannon Co., MO. The only other information I have to offer on these two other than some of their descendants, is that Elsie's father was Richard KNEE. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Looking for anything on Benjamin C. STANSBERRY. He was 1/2 Cherokee. He had land near Eagle Rock, Mo. and was born in Ap. 1858 (Oklahoma Territory) He was married to Mollie "Sarah" FOGG.
Barton Pierce WALKER lived with his mother Ann E. WALKER MCNATT and stepfather Leven MCNATT 1870 & 1880 in Barry Co. MO. I am looking for information on Barton Pierce WALKER after 1880. Is anyone connected to Pierce WALKER's family? Thank you.
MITCHELL, GARDNER/GARDENIER/GARDENER Researching the John Perry MITCHELL/Margaret GARDENIER/GARDNER family. Their first five children were born in AR. and possibly TN. These were James Anderson, b. 1840, Martha Ann, b. 1841, Newton, b. 1843, Thomas Jefferson, b. 1845 and William Robert, b. 1847. The next seven children were born in Barry Co., MO. They were Georgia (male), b. 1849, Sarah J., b. 1851, John, b. 1853, Jesse W., b. 1855, Mary Catherine, b. 1856, Christopher Columbus, b. 1858 and Susan Ester, b. abt. 1888. James Anderson MITCHELL and his brothers Newton, Thomas Jefferson and William Robert served in the Civil War. James Anderson was captured as a Prisoner of War at the Battle of Pleasant Hill in Lousiana. His brother, Thomas Jefferson MITCHELL was killed in the same battle. Any information would be appreciated. Wilma Walker Fosgate
