I am seeking information on my great uncle George W. Revelle (b. 7-1878 d. ?) born Bollinger County MO. George married in 1903 to Mattie E. (b. ? d. ?) born KY (maiden name unknown), am also seeking info. on my great aunt Mattie E. here as well as their children. Their children are as follows:
Raymond R. Revelle (b. 6-14-1904 d. 2-1971)
Mary M. (b. 1905 d. ?) twin to Marion S.?
Marion S. (b. 1905 d. ?) twin to Mary M. ?
Mattie M. (b. 1907 d. ?)
George W. Revelle, Jr. (b. 1909 d. ?)
Josie (b. 1913 d. ?)
Katherine (b. 1914 d. ?)
Irene (b. 1917 d. ?)
Damon (b. 1919 d. ?)
Jewel (b. 1920 d. ?)

Hope to hear back from you, I am happy to share information as well. Lynette Davey of VA

I'm very interested in learning more about your family. My grand-mother was Jewel Revelle, born 1916 in Arkansas. Her father was listed as George Washington Revelle. Does this sound familiar? I want to learn more about my family history. Please contact me at realtorkdavis@yahoo.com or call me at 501-607-2446.

Thanks and take care,
Kim Davis

Are any of the REVELLE's in Bollinger County, MO, related to Washington County, MO, REVELLE's?? I mean, traveled to or from these two counties? just curious. tessie

HI, Yes there is connection between the two counties, as families married, bought land, had children, etc. They went to all parts of Missouri. I've found a few far from their home base. Good luck with your search Tessie. SF

Well, do you know which REVELLE men (it's usually under their name in census) who did cross or travel/migrate between Wash. County, MO, & Bollinger County, MO? thanks. tessie

Wow, Tess your talking about years of research on this one. I've been at this for years but this information is not something that you can just go one line to find out. I had to search each county for my folks. If you wil have patience I'll see what I have. What exactly are you looking for? Place of death or birth or what? They didn't have travel plans then like we do now. That huge tornado which took my ggrandmother, make lots of folks make a move without much thought. And getting married moved lots of people, so looking at marrage records is a big job but worth it. The census in each county is a good way to go also. But just to tell you who moved where and when is not easy. Even the census is not always correct, usually it's the spelling or leaving out some names etc. But always a good start. Hope you find your people... Sadonna

Please,don't worry about it. I thought it was simple--a few families. I'm not direct desc. anyway. My aunt m. REVELLE. Thanks. good luck to you all, too. tessie