Bollinger - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Abernathy in Bollinger County

therealpoepoe — 2009-11-07 14:39:26Z

Yes, Noah's Parents were Joseph Shrout and Eliza E. Wright. Noah's Death cert doesn't list his parents, but you can find him with his parents in the 1880 cencus in Green County, Indiana. Noah Shrout was my g-g-grandpa. Noah is not nearly as big a mystery to me as Zellie. Do you have any information about her; like names of her siblings or parents? I can share what info I do have on Noah if you like.
You can email me at...
therealpoepoe@yahoo.com

Copening burials

kiradevin — 2009-11-07 05:39:55Z

A family of the name Copening lived in this county in the mid to late 1800's. Does anyone know of any cemeteries where Copenings are buried and if you do, do you have transcriptions? I know that Missouria E Copening is buried in the Old Union Methodist Church Cemetery in Bessville. I'm not sure if other Copenings are buried there or not. Thanks to anyone that can help with this.

I am looking for:
Daniel M Copening
Jane Elvira Bowman (Daniel's wife)
Jacob G Copening
M E Tucker/Turker (Jacob's second wife)
Ellen Copening
Moses Copening

Re: Pulliam Cemetery In Mayfield/Bollinger MO anyone need pictures

LadySage02 — 2009-11-06 18:37:20Z

I will look through my files and see who else might be there

Re: Pulliam Cemetery In Mayfield/Bollinger MO anyone need pictures

gfann002 — 2009-11-06 18:16:57Z

I looked through the pictures I all ready have. I don't have a headstone for Thomas Pulliam or Martha C. I will check for them Sunday, who else is in the family that is at the Pulliam Cemetery?

Sandra F

Re: Pulliam Cemetery In Mayfield/Bollinger MO anyone need pictures

LadySage02 — 2009-11-06 18:02:33Z

I would love to have pics of Thomas R. Pulliam and Martha C. Long Pulliam's families

Re: Abernathy in Bollinger County

cato912 — 2009-11-06 17:55:28Z

Noah Shrout m. Zillie Taylor. This information is from the death certificate of their son Lloyd Richard Shrout. Do you known the parents of Noah Shrout?

Re: hoppy john

gfann002 — 2009-11-06 17:22:24Z

I have been to the Pulliam Cemetery recently I have lots of headstone pictures. Since my husband's GG Grandmother's maiden name was Long, married to a Pulliam, I took pictures of all the Long and Pulliam headstones. WILL SHARE.

At this point I am not sure who Sherilda Long Pulliam is related to. that is why I took so many pictures.

S Fann

Pulliam Cemetery In Mayfield/Bollinger MO anyone need pictures

gfann002 — 2009-11-06 17:20:08Z

I recently visited the Pulliam Cemetery in Bollinger County MO, am going back again this Sunday (November 2009). I have a lot of pictures of the headstones in the cemetry will get more Sunday, any special request for pictures?

Sandra F

Re: Ruby Opal Snider - daughter of John and Katie Ann Mabrey Thiele

gfann002 — 2009-11-06 16:57:18Z

Was one of the children Effie Snider? I have a picture from my mother-in-laws collection that is a beautiful woman named Effie Snider. I found her headstone when looking for my husband's g grandmother's headstone which I didn't find, by the way.

I am looking for a connection to the Sniders from Bollinger County

thanks
Sandra F

Re: Go for obituaries

gfann002 — 2009-11-06 15:32:42Z

Marblehill MO in Bolinger County has an archives center. On High Street, it is only open on Tuesday and Thursday. For MO death certificates free go to
www.sos.missouri.gov/archives

There is an archive center in Jackson MO that has a little bit about Bollinger County. It does have two complete census records. The 1880 and the 1900. But it has a lot of info on Cape Girardeau County and Southeast MO. It is open every day except Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Jackson is just a short drive from Bollinger County.

Sandra F

Re: Alfred Neal & Hannah Elizabeth Long Haskett Wagner (or Waggoner or Wagoner)

EBrewer99 — 2009-11-01 19:35:12Z

Art,

Unfortunately none of these names ring a bell. My Wagners came to Bollinger County from Indiana, but I haven't found a Luther in the bunch. I don't have any connection to the other family names you listed either.

Good luck in your search!
Emma

Re: Alfred Neal & Hannah Elizabeth Long Haskett Wagner (or Waggoner or Wagoner)

arthurdel — 2009-10-30 15:31:41Z

Hi Emma:

I have some Wagner's in my Mills family. The oldest I have is a Luther Wagner (1851-1930). I also have a few Myers but no Hasketts at this time.

My family are descendants of David A. Mills of Stoddard county, Missouri. Most then moved north to Bollinger County around the Marquand area. Ther names are Crook, Mouser, Powell, Salyers, Switzer and Watts. any of these names ring a bell with you. I will share my info with you.

Art Delhougne

Re: Alfred Neal & Hannah Elizabeth Long Haskett Wagner (or Waggoner or Wagoner)

EBrewer99 — 2009-10-29 22:55:11Z

Becky,

My grandfather Roy H. Wagner was a brother to your great-grandmother Maud Myers. I have lots of info on the Wagner family, as well as a little on the Haskett's. I started my research with a family chart that Dale Wagner had put together in the 1990's. I would be glad to share any info I have. You can e-mail me direct at ebrewer99@hotmail.com.

Hope to hear from you soon!
Emma

Re: MASTERS BESS LINCOLN

jettaellis — 2009-10-26 06:21:11Z

do you have any info on george welker

Re: ALLEN, Jacob W.

capotom — 2009-10-25 18:34:50Z

have them in my tree:

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/7229924/family/pedigree?pg=2&...

....
she was my grandfather's mother on my dad's side:
Laura Jane Allen
B:
20 MAR 1884
?
D:
? 1972

Re: LOONEY

gfann002 — 2009-10-17 14:54:02Z

My husband is an ancestor of Arthur. However I can't give you much information that you don't all ready have. Except the Naomi Jane, wife of Benjamin Franklin Jr, sometimes spelled her name Neoma. Her maiden name was Cole.

Their daughter Fronia was my husband's grandmother. I would like to contact anyone who is a descendent of this Looney family. Hope to find some relatives for my husband and his brother and two sisters.

email me at gfann002@charter.net I have a picture of Naomi Jane Cole Looney.

Sandra F

Re: Addison S. MAURIE / MOWERY b. abt.1855 and wife shown as Emma

TheresaRGriffiths — 2009-10-05 11:22:10Z

Dale,

I see what you mean on the 1900 census below showing his 2nd wife Sarah Emmaline OGELVIE married in 1897.
By any odd chance do you know anything about the 1st wife named Merniva Minerva S. PHILLIPS married 1890.
I was told she was the daughter of Jesse James "J. J." PHILLIPS b.1838 d.1919 buried McGhee Chapel Cemetery, Bollinger County, Missouri and his wife named Mary Elizabeth or Lizzie Beth UNKNOWN b.1841 d.1928 Lutesville, Bollinger County, Missouri also buried at McGhee Chapel Cemetery, Bollinger County, Missouri.

Theresa

* 1900 United States Federal Census

Name: Adison S Mowrey
Home in 1900: Fillmore, Bollinger, Missouri
Age: 45
Birth Date: May 1855
Birthplace: North Carolina
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: North Carolina
Mother's Birthplace: North Carolina
Spouse's Name: Emma S
Marriage year: 1897
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 3
Residence : Filmore Township, Bollinger, Missouri
Household Members: Name Age
Adison S Mowrey 45
Emma S Mowrey 19
Simmeon C Mowrey 1

Re: P.S. - MOWERY and PHILLIPS

TheresaRGriffiths — 2009-10-04 17:32:28Z

Was also told Roxanna "Annie" MOURIE/MOWERY b.1871 d.1958 married John Riley PHILLIPS on March 27, 1890 Bollinger County, Missouri. Both are buried at Christian Cemetery, Fredericktown,Madison County,Missouri.
John Riley PHILLIPS is the brother to Merniva Minerva S. PHILLIPS who married that Addison Allison S. MAURIE/MOWERY in 1890.

Theresa

Jess Stroder --Obituary

marysday — 2009-06-13 23:14:57Z

The Banner Press
Marble Hill, MO
Feb. 13, 1947

JESS STRODER

Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at Grassy for Mr. Jess Stroder, 79 years old, who died Saturday at his home in the Grassy community. Burial was in the cemetery there. The body was brought to Baker Funeral Home in Lutesville and remained there until time for services. Mr. Stroder is survived by his wife and a son, Jim Stroder of Fredericktown; also, a daughter in St. Louis.

Emma Null --Obituary

marysday — 2009-06-13 22:50:25Z

The Banner Press
Marble Hill, MO
January 22, 1942

MRS EMMA NULL

Mrs. Emma Null passed away at her home on Null Hill on Hwy. 51, south of Lutesville on January 4. Mrs. Null, who was 84 years old at the time of her death, had spent the past fifty years in the home where she passed away. She is survived by one brother, John Shell of Lutesville and two sisters, Mrs. Betty Hill and Mrs. Lucy Waldrup. Three brothers preceded her in death: Henry, Daniel and George. Fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren survive.

Mrs. Null was a daughter of the late Jacob and Elizabeth Howell Shell. She was married to John Wesley Null. To this union two sons and two daughters were born: Freeman, Lee, May and Flora, all of whom preceded her in death.

Funeral services were at Dongola Baptist Church, January 6, with Rev. Claude Fowler in charge. Burial was in the church cemetery.

John J. Mann --Obituary

marysday — 2009-06-13 02:25:02Z

The Banner Press
Marble Hill, MO
October 17, 1946

JOHN J. MANN

John J. Mann, 79 years old, farmer of the Dongola community died suddenly of a heart attack last Wednesday. Mr. McMann suffered a slight heart attack eight days before when his home burned. The body was taken to Morgan Funeral Home. Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church in Dongola, Friday, and burial was in southern Illinois. Mr. Mann is survived by his wife; three stepchildren, Roy Snider of Brownwood; Mrs. Luther Cobb of St. Louis and Mrs. Ora Davault of Jackson.

Note: The head title gives his name as John J. Mann; in the interior of the obit it is printed as "Mr. McMann" and then later again refered to as "Mr. Mann". I am not a family member and I do not know which is correct.

Re: Ethel L. Mabuce Soelberg --biography

marysday — 2009-06-13 02:12:48Z

Bollinger Co.
1851-1978
page 938

ETHEL L. MABUCE SOELBERG

Ethel L. Mabuce Soelberg, a teacher and church leader during her early life in Bollinger County, became the first person from the county to be accepted for an overseas assignment by the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. A reception in her honor was held at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Lutesville, which was also known as the Northern Methodist Church, on Sept. 11, 1916, shortly before she left home to begin training prior to her departure from the United States in November of 1916. She was the third daughter of Hans H. and Kate Miinch Mabuce, and was born in the Bessville area on Dec. 23, 1886. She received her early education at the Hahn School near Bessville and later attended Will Mayfield College at Marble Hill; the Chicago Evangelistic Institute in Chicago, Ill. and Taylor University at Upland, Ind. where she received the A.B. degreee in July of 1916. Ethel Mabuce taught at Barber, a country school in this county, and in the Lutesville public schools before going to Burma for her missionary work. Stationed at Rangoon and Pegu, she worked chiefly with the Sunday schools and women's groups among the Burmese. Returning to her home for a furlough in 1921, she enrolled at Northwestern University for graduate work. Instead of going back to Burma, she married the Rev. Chris J. Soelberg of Imogene, Iowa. He was born in Rougntved, Denmark, Sept. 26, 1886 and came to America when he was 18. He had also worked as a missionary in Burma, initiating the Methodist work among the Chinese in Rangoon. Their marriage took place at the Mabuce home with her brother John, a Methodist minister, performing the ceremony on Nov. 13, 1923. They spent most of their years in the Methodist ministry in Iowa and Kansas. Mrs. Soelberg frequently participated in missionary conferences, and after her husband's death in 1954, she worked in a children's hospital in St. Louis. Prior to Rev. Soelberg's death they lived in Lutesville. She later lived there and at Cape Girardeau before retiring to Homelife at Farmington in 1972. Letters which she wrote to her family at home during her missionary career were printed in a book entitled, "I Always Wore My Topi: The Burma Letters of Ethel Mabuce 1916-1921" by the University of Alabama Press in 1974, edited by her niece, Lucille Griffith.

Re: Ludwig Emil Mabuce Biography

marysday — 2009-06-13 01:59:03Z

Bollinger County
1851-1976
page 900-901

LUDWIG EMIL MABUCE

Ludwig Emil Mabuce, patriarch of the Mabuce family, migrated from Aversie, Denmark in 1866. He and his wife had four children, all born in Denmark: Jacob Ferdinand, Anna Sophia, Hans Hansen and Nels Peter. Jacob Ferdinand settled in the northern part of Bollinger County and was the first person to be buried in Liberty Methodist Church Cemetery in June of 1877. Hans Hansen Mabuce, born Aug. 29, 1856 at Aversie, Denmark married Rosina Katherine Miinch who was born Aug. 31, 1861 at Pinkneyville, Ill. She was living in the Patton community at the time of their marriage on Sept. 1, 1879, and the couple remained in Bollinger County where they raised a large family. Their children included: Carolina, born Sept. 19, 1880, who married Laurence C. Griffith on Sept. 18, 1904; Dora born Nov. 15, 1884, married Ephraim H. Bess on June 19, 1918; Ethel Lindy, born Dec. 23, 1886, who married Chris J. Soelberg, Nov. 13, 1923; Fred F., born Aug. 14, 1889, married Dinnie Hahn, July 4, 1912; Emil A., born Sept. 5, 1891, married Mary Jane Murray, Sept. 16, 1916; Ina, born July 7, 1894, married David H. Murray, brother of Emil's wife, on June 29, 1918; John O., born sept. 24, 1896, married Mary Lorinda French, on July 4, 1923; Edna, born May 6, 1901, married Rhonie N. (Tots) Hansen, Oct. 4, 1919. Of that large family, those still living on Jan. 1, 1976 were Dora (Bess), Ethel (Soelberg), and Edna (Hansen). (Mrs. Soelberg's biography appears elsewhere in this publication.)

The Mabuce family, originally farmers, has produced teachers, ministers, businessmen and skilled workers in many areas. Methodist in religion, they gave strong support to Gilletts Chapel near Bessville, an early church also known as Ridge Church. Blessed with natural singing voices, Mabuces then and in succeeding generations, have been active in Choirs in their various church connections. With high standards of personal integrity and community responsibility, Mabuce descendants have proven themselves to be useful and respected members of the communities over many areas in which they have lived.

Re: Frederick F. Mabuce --Obituary

marysday — 2009-06-13 01:42:57Z

The Banner Press
Marble Hill, MO
January 11, 1940

FREDERICK F. MABUCE

Funeral services were conducted Saturday at Liberty Church for Frederick F. Mabuce, by Rev. Robert Shell of Bismarck, Mo. Rev. Shell was a pupil of the deceased when he taught school in this community and the two were very close friends. Frederick F. Mabuce was born August 14, 1889 and departed this life January 2, 1940, being 50 years, 4 months and 18 days old. He was converted at an early age and joined the Methodist church. He was a devoted Christian and always took an active part in church work. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mabuce and was married to Dinnie O. Hawn, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hawn of near Marquand. He leaves to mourn his passing, his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Lena Foster of Charleston, West Virginia; and Mrs. Lamia Pikesley of St. Louis, Mo.; and two grandchildren, Glen Foster, Jr. and Barbara Ruth Pikesley, and the following brothers and sisters: Emil Mabuce of Bessville, Mo.; Rev. John O. Mabuce of Rochester, N.Y.; Mrs. Caroline Griffith of Gloster, Miss.; Mrs. Dora Bess of Marble Hill, Mo.; Mrs. Ethel Soelberg, Ashton, Kansas; Mrs. Ina Murray of Marion, Kansas; and Mrs. Edna Hansen of Bessville, Mo.

Jan. 4, 1940 ~ Frederick F. Mabuce, former prominent Bollinger Co. citizen, died Tuesday from a heart attack. Mr. Mabuce was stricken on the streets of St. Louis where he lived. (He) entered politics (in this county) in 1914, being elected Circuit Clerk and Recorder for a four year term and reelected in 1918. After his term of office expired, the family moved to Cape Girardeau, where Mr. Mabuce served as Deputy Collector of the Internal Revenue Dept. for this district. Later he was manager of the Gately Store in Cape Girardeau. Leaving Cape Girardeau for St. Louis, Mr. Mabuce was head clerk in the office of U.S. Marshall Huckriede.

Re: Bollinger County - Killion or Killiom

jdelauche — 2009-09-11 23:04:29Z

Hello - You may have already found this info, which I just stumbled upon looking for something else:

Thread subject on Bollinger Co., Missouri messages:
Z. T. Pierce Killed by brother-in-law, Sanford Harris

The Marble Hill Press, Marble Hill, MO July 18, 1895

Z. T. Pierce Killed, Shot To Death By His Brother-In-Law, Sanford Harris~

Sunday morning last Z. T. Pierce, better known as Taylor Pierce was shot by his brother-in-law, Sanford Harris, and died a few hours later. The shooting was the culmination of a family feud. Pierce's wife, who is the sister of Harris, had left her home and gone to her father's, taking their children with her. Sunday morning Pierce went to Harris' and took the child in his arms and started home with it. As he reached the gate young Harris shot him with a Winchester rifle, the ball severing the spinal cord. Coroner McAnally summoned a jury composed of F. G. Lambert, W. S. Davault, John M. Johnson, William Bailey, Neely Murphy and John Winchester, who returned a verdict in accordance with the facts given above. Sanford Harris, principal, and Robert Harris the father, and Mrs. Pierce, as accessories, are under arrest and having their preliminary trial as we go to press. Taylor Pierce, it will be remembered, three years ago shot and killed Henry Killian and now he has gone the same route. Page 4, col. 3

Re: Addison S. MAURIE / MOWERY b. abt.1855

Bingie — 2009-09-26 19:37:00Z

Hi Theresa,

Addison was my great grandfather. Hi oldest daughter was my grandmother. I called my Aunt and asked her if she had ever heard of a prior wife before Emma. She said she never heard of one, doesn't mean it didn't happen.

Re: MOUSER, GAINES, LACY, CABY, CRITES familes

MPurcell — 2009-08-10 17:26:17Z

The best authority for the Eaker, Mouser, Gaines family is Lorena Eaker who published "The Shoe Cobbler's Kin" a two volume genealogy of the Peter Eaker family 1701-1976. You may find a copy of these two books at any large library or on interlibrary loan. The last email address that I have for Lorena is renas@useit.net. Good luck! Jane

Re: Abner Underwood

judypottinger_1 — 2009-08-10 13:42:15Z

Abner's wife was my 3rd great aunt. I ran across your post while sorting through some photos I took in Trace Creek cemetery in 2005. I found one I took of Abner and Joanna's memorial stone. I'd love to have your information regarding their descendants but your email address bounced.

Re: SWEAZEA, EAKER

Margo_Tritt — 2009-07-08 18:07:22Z

I am in agreement with Don, this is a couple, but I have not found any marriage certificate either. The 1860 census report is from Bollinger Co.,Missouri. I haven't been able to find any census reports in Tenn.
Christina was born to John Mansker in KY and this information is on the internet under the website that Don gave you. Some census reports list her as having been born in TN while others list her as having been born in KY. I went to the Mansker family reunion and the little town in that area is real close to the border.
I am descended through Lucinda Sweazea who married James W. Eaker in Bollinger Co., MO (probably the Grassy area), but I haven't been able to find a marriage certificate on them either. I'm the g-g-g-g-g-d/of Christina Mansker/Sweazea.
Margo

Robert Lee Rowe

kodolama — 2009-07-02 03:23:54Z

I'm looking for information about the parents of Robert Lee Rowe (Row) b. 1874 in Oklahoma (possibly Missouri). He had three brothers. They were split at an early age when both parents died. He once lived in Thayer, MO and eventually moved to Monroe co. MS. where he passed in 1934. Most census records list him as Lee Rowe but I can't find anything prior to 1910. There is a possible hit in 1900 listing a Lee Rowe as a servant/laborer. He was once married to Martha Elizabeth Nunnley (Wonderly).

Any information would be helpful

Re: attn: Dale: Addison S. MAURIE / MOWERY b. abt.1855

TheresaRGriffiths — 2009-10-04 17:10:14Z

Is the census below the Father of the Addison S. MAURIE / MOWERY b. abt.1855???
I'm so confused *&*^$#@@$%^^&
( see census below )

* 1870 United States Federal Census

Name: Allison Mowery
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1832
Age in 1870: 38
Birthplace: North Carolina
Home in 1870: Fillmore, Bollinger, Missouri
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Qumac
Household Members: Name Age
Allison Mowery 38
Mary Mowery 32
Addison Mowery 15 b.abt.1855
Jeneale Mowery 12
James Mowery 10
Volie Mowery 3
Roxanna Mowery 3/12

* 1880 Census, Dist.192, Fillmore, Bollinger County, Missouri June 7th
# 75 - 75
MAUREY, A. H. w m 48 head Farmer N.C. N.C. N.C.
, Mary C. w f 43 wife Keeping House N.C. N.C. N.C.
, Willie M. w m 12 son Works on farm MO
, Roxanna w f 10 daughter MO
, Allison w m 9 son MO

* 1900 United States Federal Census

Name: Allison Mowery
[Allien Mowery]
Home in 1900: St Michael, Madison, Missouri
Age: 68
Birth Date: Oct 1831
Birthplace: North Carolina
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: North Carolina
Mother's Birthplace: North Carolina
Marital Status: Widowed
Residence : Fredericktown Town (Part), Madison, Missouri
Household Members: Name Age
Allison Mowery 68 Widowed
Emma Mowery 19 Daughter b. Jun 1880

* 1910 United States Federal Census

Name: Allison H Mowery
Age in 1910: 78
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1832
Birthplace: North Carolina
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: North Carolina
Mother's Birth Place: North Carolina
Home in 1910: St Michael, Madison, Missouri
Marital Status: Widowed
Race: White
Gender: Male
Household Members: Name Age
Allison H Mowery 78
Noah A Darnell 25 Son-in-law
Emma Darnell 30 Daughter
Virginia J Darnell 3 Niece b. abt.1907

Re: SWEAZEA, EAKER

tessieb75 — 2009-09-11 07:46:31Z

Dear Margo & others: Have you or any other researchers you know done any research on the SWEAZEA, SWEEZEY [and other surname variations] from the Mathias SWESEY & others of same name, by looking at French Catholic churches where they lived from NJ into MO [thru whatever states they migrated]? It's something I want to do but haven't. At least Mathias SWEEZY (1750-1786) h/o 1st Nancy COULTER & 2nd Racheal Rachel MCDANIEL migrated NJ > PA > NC and d. in duel.
I've had much success with my mom's French relatives having records thanks to French catholicism--COURTOUISE, DECLUE, RULO & related families and that's where I get the idea. thanks. tessie

As I understand it, EAKER is from ECKERT or something like that and it's German.

Re: SWEAZEA, EAKER [MO death certs, my notes].

tessieb75 — 2009-06-14 09:36:29Z

some MO DEATH CERTS, UNIDentified in my files and from my notes. If it helps anyone, I'm gratified. tessie

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MO DEATH CERT #421-A & 421-B. CARTER SILVESTER SWEAZEA; AGE 21Y 4M 14D.
PULMONARY TB. B. CARTER CO.; MO 10 SEP 1899. D. 24 JAN 1920. BUR. 26 VAN BUREN CEM., MO.
DAD RICHARD J. SWEAZEA, WAYNE CO.; MO. MOM CARRIE? OR CARRIS? C. CARTER?, B. ILLS.[SIC]
DON’T THINK M. DAD R. J. SWEAZEA WAS INFORMANT. STUDENT

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{BUT MAYBE MOM IN PREV. MO CERT OF CARTER SILVESTER SWEAZEA).
MO DEATH CERT #32730. CARRIE SWEAZEA 8421 RIELLY[SIC] AVE., 1 WARD., ST. LOUIS CITY; MO. EN ROUTE TO CITY HOSP. B. UNK. AGE ABOUT 82. WHITE, WIDOW. D. 18 AUG 1936, NO PHYSICIAN IN ATTENDANCE. BUR. 20 AUG 1936, VANBUREN, MO. UNDERTAKER PEETZ BROTHERS, LAFAYETTE AVE. DAD JOHN CARTER, B. ?. MOM UNK. CHRONIC MYOCARDITIS.

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MO DEATH CERT #34241, thomas jefferson SWEAZEA, AGE 51Y 2M 12D. B. 14 OCT 1870, PIEDMONT, MO. DAD WM. SWEAZEA. OCCUPATION REAL ESTATE ATTORNEY. D. 27 DEC 1921. BUR. 29 DEC 1921 PIEDMONT, MO. MOM JANE MARM?. MARRIED. H/O ELLA SWEAZEA. D. ST. LOUIS CITY.

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MO DEATH CERT #3063, DOYLE J. SWEAZEA, AGE 33Y 9M 6D. OCCUP. TIE INSPECTOR, EMPLOYER FRISCO Ry.? or abbrev. for Bay?
B. 9 APR 1896; D. 15 JAN 1930, MISSOURI BAPTIST SANITARIUM, ST. LOUIS, MO. 23RD WARD. 2138 LAFAYETTE. SINGLE. SON OF ELLA SWEAZEA. bur. 18 Jan 1930 Piedmont, MO. CARDITIS ET. AL.

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UNMARRIED, D. INFANT.
MO DEATH CERT #7099, ELLA M. MALLOY? SWEAZEA. B. 31 MAY 1871, MO. AGE 76Y 8M 4D.
D. 5 FEB 1948, MO. PACIFIC HOSP. WIDOWED. DAD JOHN W. MALLOY, B. VA. MOM MARY WARREN, B. VA. INFORMANT MISS AVA SWEAZEA, 3438 RUSSELL BLVD. BUR. PIEDMONT, MO. DATES OF DISPOSITION OF BODY HARD TO READ PROB. 7 FEB 1948. HEART PROBLEMS.

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MO DEATH CERT #10973, GEORGE KHOURY SWEAZEA, AGE 5Y? RAN OVER BY TRACTOR TRAILER SO NOT INFANT. B. 14 JUL 1945, ST. LOUIS CO. HOSP., CLAYTON, ST. LOUIS CO.; MO. LENGTH OF STAY: 1 HOUR. CAN’T SEE D. BUT AT BOTTON DR. ATTENDED HIM 3 APR 1952.
DAD MILBURN SWEAZEA; MOM JOYCE HAGER. OH, BUR. 7 APR 1952, VALHALLA CEM., ST. LOUIS CO.; MO.

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...MOM MELVINIA CARTER, B. TN? INFORMANT CHARLET OR CHARLEY? SWEAZEA.
MO DEATH CERT #19341 LEE SWEAZEA, WHITE AGE 62Y 5M? 21D. FARMER. B. 30 SEP 1880, MO. D. 21? MAY 1943, MILL SPRINGS, WAYNE CO.; MO. DROWNED. MARRIED. BUR. 26 MAY 1943, ALWOOD CEM., FUNL. DIR. F. A. YATES, PIEDMONT, MO.

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MO DEATH CERT #41381, Charles Fuller SWEAZEA, AGE 64Y 6M 25D. GENL. FARMING.
B. 20 APR 1888, CARTER CO.; MO. D. 15 NOV 1952, LEEPER- MILLSPRING TWP.; WAYNE CO.; MO.
BUR. 17 NOV 1952 CLAY CEMETERY, LEEPER, MO.
DAD BARNEY COOK SWEAZEA. MOM MELVINA CARTER SWEAZEA. NAME OF SP. MAE SWEAZEA. SSN TOO.

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Re: SWEAZEA, EAKER

tessieb75 — 2009-06-14 08:29:39Z

You seem to have spent time on SWEAZEA, SWEEZEY, etc. That's good. I need to spend more time on them too, going back to NJ when orig. ancestor came to US. And there's one who d. in a duel (i just looked, 3 men had same name Mathias & 1 did die in duel). I'm just overloaded with projects on my mom's side and not finished up. I'm hoping being French maybe SWEAZEA's were Catholic and I'll find church records, but have done nothing on it. that's helped much on my mom's side.
I'll check out the website. thanks. I'll check back into this county on occasion and hope you'll be around when I decide to begin my SWEAZEA research. If not, my loss. t.b.

Re: REVELLE, GEORGE W. & MATTIE E.

tessieb75 — 2009-06-14 08:18:31Z

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

Re: MOUSER, GAINES, LACY, CABY, CRITES familes

rmouser169 — 2009-08-09 00:14:03Z

is this the same Elisha Mouser who was born in 1828? He is the older brother of my great-great grandfather Emanuel Mouser if so.

Re: MOUSER, GAINES, LACY, CABY, CRITES familes

noisyjan — 2009-08-08 14:35:45Z

I use to be friends with Judy Caby in St.Louis. I remember Janet Caby-Carpenter, Juanita Caby-Eastwood, Judy Caby-Ray but i think she's remarried. Try Catawissa Mo, for some of those folks. I actually have a few pictures.

Re: Charles Chronister

mvwallace — 2009-09-20 00:38:59Z

I am a volunteer and not related to the Chronister family. This is what I found.

1900 United States Federal Census
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Name: Charles Chroinster [Charles Chronister]
Home in 1900: Liberty, Bollinger, Missouri
Age: 39
Birth Date: Mar 1861
Birthplace: Missouri
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: Missouri
Mother's Birthplace: Missouri
Spouse's Name: Sarah
Marriage year: 1885
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 15
Residence : Liberty Township (North Half), Bollinger, Missouri

Charles Chroinster 39 Mar 1861 Missouri White Head married 15 (MO/MO)
Sarah Chronister 32 Sep 1867 Illinois White Wife married 15 children: 3/3 (KY/KY)
James F Chronister 14 May 1886 Missouri White Son
Taswell Chronister 8 Jun 1891 Missouri White Son
Effie M Chronister 6 Jan 1894 Missouri White Daughter

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1910 United States Federal Census
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Name: Charles Chronister
Age in 1910: 50
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1860
Birthplace: Missouri
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: Missouri
Mother's Birth Place: Missouri
Spouse's Name: Sarah
Home in 1910: Fillmore, Bollinger, Missouri
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male

Charles Chronister 50
Sarah Chronister 42
Frank Chronister 23
Fay Chronister 19
Effie Chronister 16

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1920 United States Federal Census
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Name: Charles Chronisler [Charles Chronister]
Home in 1920: Poplar Bluff, Butler, Missouri
Age: 55 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1865
Birthplace: Missouri
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Sarah
Father's Birth Place: Missouri
Mother's Birth Place: Missouri
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Sex: Male
Home owned: Rent
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 479

Charles Chronisler 55 abt 1865 Missouri White Head
Sarah Chronisler 52 abt 1868 Illinois White Wife
Frank Chronisler 34 abt 1886 Missouri White Son
Charlie P Chronisler 4 abt 1916 Missouri White Grandson

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1930 United States Federal Census
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Name: Charles Chronister
Home in 1930: Poplar Bluff, Butler, Missouri
Age: 71
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859
Relation to Head of House: Father
Spouse's Name: Sarah A
Race: White

Frank Chronister 43 Head
May Chronister 31 Wife
Paul Chronister 14 Son
Franklin Chronister Son
Charles Chronister 71 Father
Sarah A Chronister 63 Mother

Re: HOLWEG, STOVERINK, ELFRINK, THIELE

zinniaindenver — 2009-07-06 11:55:30Z

Susie, don't know if your still out there, but I thought I'd take a chance. I'm starting to look for my Thiele relatives. I'm looking for relatives in Germany of my ggrandfather, ([Carl August]) Rudolph Thiele arrived in the US around 1873 from Kalisz, Prussia which is now part of Poland. Rudolph, as he appears on passenger lists and in immigration documents, married Augusta Anna Rauhut, probably near Muhlhausen, Germany in 1872. She was from Kozmin, also now in Poland. They lived and died in Newark NJ. Any info would be appreciated. I have a few names of some relatives whom I think stayed in Prussia/Poland/Germany. They also may have moved to Germany during one of the change-overs in government around that time: Emma (Thiele?), Paul Thiele. Richard Thiele, who may have been here, gone back, and returned to the US. I haven't found him on passenger lists. Thanks!

Re: Alfred Neal & Hannah Elizabeth Long Haskett Wagner (or Waggoner or Wagoner)

canyonfrog1 — 2009-09-03 22:32:55Z

Hi. Alfred and Hannah Elizabeth (Lizzie) are my gg grandparents. I actually do have a picture of Hannah Elizabeth Long Haskett Wagoner (long name, eh?!) She's also in a large group photo we have of my other gg grandparents 50th wedding anniversary in 1938. I'm gong to attempt to get those scanned into the computer, and will see about posting them here. Lizzie's daughter, Maude Ethel Wagner, was my grandmother Mildred Myers' mother. She died young. We have a number of pictures of her as well. Hope you are still around this website on occasion to catch my reply!

Sincerely,
Becky Dahm

Re: Alfred Neal & Hannah Elizabeth Long Haskett Wagner (or Waggoner or Wagoner)

canyonfrog1 — 2009-09-25 23:48:43Z

Emma,

These are wonderful pics! Thanks for posting. Sally Cantwell is my aunt, and we're actually meeting for lunch next week to talk genealogy and exchange what information we have. You probably have the same photos now that I would be able to share. I'd love ANY info you have. Putting together the pieces, bit by bit. I like being able to claim my female lineage seven generations back. I feel LUCKY to be able to do so, as so often it is more difficult to trace the female side, with name changes, etc.

I am Becky Dahm, daughter of Kathy Hohn Dahm, daughter of Mildred Myers Hohn, daughter of Maude Ethel Wagner, daughter of Hannah Elizabeth Long Haskett, daughter of Martha Haskett, daughter of Mary Baugh. Hannah Haskett's father is unknown to me--we know she was raised as Rubin Long's stepdaughter. Do you know anything more of this? Anyhoo, thanks for the reply!!

Sincerely,
Becky

Re: Alfred Neal & Hannah Elizabeth Long Haskett Wagner (or Waggoner or Wagoner)

EBrewer99 — 2009-09-15 02:29:46Z

Becky,

I'm so glad to hear from you. I corresponded with Sally Cantwell several months ago and she sent me lots of family info and pictures. She sent me some pictures of Vest, Maude and their family. I also have a picture of Alfred and Lizzie, which I have attached here. This was sent to me by Dale Wagoner. If you have a different picture, I would love to see it! I am also attaching a picture of Martha Hasket, which was Lizzie's mother. I have lots of info on the Wagners if you are interested.

Hope to hear from you soon!
Emma Brewer

Re: Jacob Henry MORAN 1849-1896, Bollinger county, MO

chaz_bullock — 2009-09-14 19:22:02Z

I'm a decedent of Jacob Henry MORAN and the HAGERs. Feel free to contact me: chaz@chaztech.com

Re: Robert Barr, Killed by Iron Mountain Train near Crosno, MO

Atteberycharli — 2009-09-08 02:45:12Z

Hello,
Robert Barr was my Great Grandpa, if you have any more info I would love to speak with you. We are trying to Find Celeste Cloninger's Obituary.

Thank you so much,
Charlotte

Re: Robert Barr, Killed by Iron Mountain Train near Crosno, MO

Atteberycharli — 2009-09-08 02:44:30Z

Hello,
Robert Barr was my Great Grandpa, if you have any more info I would love to speak with you. We are trying to Find Celeste Cloninger's Obituary.

Thank you so much,
Charlotte

Re: STRATTON (William H. + Rebecca with son James W.) in 1880

RuthBales — 2009-09-26 19:07:50Z

My name is Lee Sylcox replying on my friend's membership.
Can anyone tell me how Steven Coots is related to the Cobbs? I think he must have been a grandson, but who were his parents? He also shows up as a nephew of George Coots/Sylcox and he married a Black.
Lee Sylcox

Charles Chronister

chronco — 2009-09-19 14:02:52Z

Looking for information about Charles and Sarah Chronister. Childreb were James Franklin, Taz and Effie Mae. They are great grandparents.

Thanks for the help

Re: Addison S. MAURIE / MOWERY b. abt.1855

desbss166 — 2009-09-27 20:27:05Z

Bollinger County marriage records show Addison S. Maurie and Manerva S. Phillips married on 06 Feb 1890 at bride's residence by Rev. A. J. Robins. Also Addison S. Maurie and Sarah Ogelvie were married 03 April 1897 in Bollinger County. I think this was Sarah Emmaline Ogelvie, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Ogelvie and Rebecca A. Syrency ( Serena ) Robbins. That would match the name of Emma shown in the census records.
Dale Smith

Re: Peter STILTS

pofolks07 — 2009-08-14 08:29:01Z

Just wondering who his parents and grandparents were and who the Mrs. Gentry's husband was because my grandpa was a Stilts and his wife, my grandma was a Gentry.

Go for obituaries

LilaFugate — 2009-06-14 19:37:11Z

I am going to Bollinger County in July to do research. Where is the best place to go to get obituaries and other information on ancestries?

Thanks,

Lila Jean Fugate