Moniteau - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Photograph

annesoneal35 — 2013-05-02 21:49:14Z

I have a photo made at Short in California, MO. It is of a man, woman and little girl. They are nicely dressed and might be around 1900. A copy of the photo is posted on the "Crank" message board for photos.My grandfather's surname is Crank and he was born in Callaway Co. The name Effie is penciled in on the woman and something which starts with "A" on the child. Please look at the photo. Anne Stockton O'Neal, annesoneal@yahoo.com

Re: James Henry Swearingen and Sarah Emma Prine

rob5gu — 2013-04-16 01:59:16Z

You can find James Swearingen's death certificate at:
www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/
It is the James Swearingen who died in 1941 in Moniteau Co.
It lists his father as William Swearingen and his mother as Caroline Cross.

James Henry Swearingen and Sarah Emma Prine

dkgirl1969 — 2013-04-14 22:15:34Z

I am researching James Henry Swearingen and Sarah Emma Prine. I am trying to locate his father. If you have any information on James Henry and his father/mother please contact me. I would like to locate court records, family history or a will for this family.

Re: Custard Marriages

LoriHum — 2013-04-06 01:12:19Z

I know this is an old post but I hope it reaches the original poster.
I am currently reaching this family. W V Custer and Sarah Parker or Parhan. I concluded this is in fact the same person in Vernon County.
Their daughter Sarah Frances Custer b 1861 Moniteau County, Missouri is living with the Small family in 1870 in Lebanon, Cooper, Missouri. Probably because her mother either died or divorced W V Custer. Also she has a sister 13 yr old Mattie Custer living with her and her husband in 1880. I am hoping someone out there can shed some light on this family for me or point me in the right direction with the mysteries described here.
Thank You
Lori

Re: ARE YOUR FOLKS RELATED TO MINE??????

brokenvessel118 — 2013-04-03 22:51:54Z

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Arnold-Conklin-Family-Tree.

My-Grandmother,(Jenna-Baldwin),is-on-your-list.
Also,several-other-Baldwins.
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Re: Crum

ShirleySchaub88 — 2013-03-19 17:56:16Z

Have new information on the Jacob jacobs Family. I think we exchanged info several years ago. You updated the info I have on the Franklin Jacobs file. I now receive email at rschaub@hickorytech.net Thank you.

Re: Hazel Born in 1929

rob5gu — 2013-03-08 18:13:09Z

Hi Lisa, I have found your Hazel. E-mail me at
rob5gu@aol.com and I will tell you what I have found.

Dottie

Re: Hazel Born in 1929

rob5gu — 2013-03-07 14:34:28Z

I realized after I sent the messsage yesterday that I was just assuming that Hazel had passed, then I realized from her birth date she might still be living. I guess I need to ask, does Hazel not know who her father was or does she just not want to tell? Do you have any other information about Hazel? If you want to continue the search why don't you e-mail me on my e-mail and we can continue this dialogue. Put Hazel on the subject line.

Dottie ----- rob5gu@aol.com

Re: Hazel Born in 1929

bigdandme90 — 2013-03-07 02:06:18Z

Hello,

Thank you for your help. But Hazel has not passed. Her first marriage was to (Robert, Roger, Elmer or Lee) Martin. The first child was born October 1946. I am sorry I don't have enough information.

Thank you for your time,
Lisa Brown Gillotti

Re: Hazel Born in 1929

bigdandme90 — 2013-03-07 02:05:52Z

Re: Hazel Born in 1929

rob5gu — 2013-03-07 00:04:01Z

What was Hazel's last name at the time of her death and do you know where she died? What were her husband's first names? Also, have you found her on any census records?
Will try to help you, but need more info than was in your original query. I work with the Moniteau county genealogy library.

Hazel Born in 1929

bigdandme90 — 2013-03-05 23:25:13Z

Hello,

I am looking for my husbands grandmother, her name is Hazel. Unfortunately it is a big secret what her maiden name is. She was born in Nov 12, 1929 near Clarksburg, MO. She also married men with the last name of Martin, Stock and Lonon. I found information regarding Stock and Lonon. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,
Lisa Brown Gillotti

Re: J. Frederick Graser

teripenquite — 2013-02-21 21:27:07Z

I am interested in the Graser family reunion you mentioned.
My great great grandfather, Frederick J. Ott was Johannah Ott Graser's brother. A distant relative sent me a photo of Eugene A. Graser who was from California MO but later moved to LA.

Would like to know more about the children and grandchildren of Johannah Ott Graser.

Teri Ott Penquite

Re: Emma Roberts

rob5gu — 2013-02-12 17:54:35Z

Hi Betty, Why don't you e-mail me at my personnel e-mail;

rob5gu@aol.com

and we can continue our "discussion" without going thru this site. I'll let you know what I have found.
Just put something on the subject line that will let me know it is you! Thanks,
Dottie

Re: Emma Roberts

bmcsfr — 2013-02-11 15:33:55Z

Hi Dottie, well I certainly never set out to do searching on Roberts. But looks like I have to in order to get to the bottom of Emma C Keller since her DC made things worse. I have spend the last two hours searching on a Joshua Roberts and the marriage record to Emma C Phipps is the only thing I found other than the 1880 census. It has Joshua with his mother Rachel and GET THIS Emma Phipps. Born in OH and is shown as a sister law to Rachel. Can't find Rachel on the 1870 census nor Joshua nor the other children listed on the 1880 census.
So I really hope you can uncover something this morning.
I did check all my census records for Emma C Keller and they all have Emma C except 1900 and 1930. As you know her tombstone has Emma E. Keller, which is what got me to do more checking around. And I told you my letter to the cemetery was returned.

Betty

Re: Emma Roberts

rob5gu — 2013-02-10 22:33:29Z

Hi Betty, The marriage record for Joshua Roberts and Emma C. Phipps is confusing. I will be going to our genealogy library meeting tomorrow evening, and I will try to find an obit for Lillie Henry. since she died in 1952 in Moniteau county I am hopeful I will find one, and that it will have some good information! I haven't tried looking for any of the other children of Emma, perhaps I can do some looking tomorrow evening.
I will let you know what and if I find anything.

Dottie

Re: Emma Roberts

bmcsfr — 2013-02-10 19:19:25Z

I found out that the Mrs Herman Henry was Emma's dght Lillie thru the Roberts marriage. The name on the death certificate is still confusing. I know at least 2 of the census records I found on Emma Keller had the middle initial "C", so that doesn't help either. Than after I got your message I checked the marriage records in Moniteau County for a Joush Roberts. Found a Josha Roberts marriage to an Emma C Phipps on July 19, 1880. OK here is Emma C again but wrong last name or is it. I am really trying to locate an obit to see if that opens any other doors or closes any of them. My letter to the cemetery came back as unknown -not deliverable. Come on, California, MO is not that big, so that really surprised me.

I have tried to locate info on the other Roberts children with no luck. Did you locate an obit for Lillie? Were Jacob, Jesse and Rosa mentioned?

Betty

Re: ARE YOUR FOLKS RELATED TO MINE??????

SaraHayesSommer — 2013-01-28 19:53:56Z

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Surnames: Hines,Fisher,Grover,Hamilton

New info for Henry Hines.
Henry was b 15 Mar 1875 Independence, Buchanan County, IA.

He married "Samanthy" in IA

Samanthy b <1872> Germany-
She had a son Leo B. ? from a previous marriage.

1920 Census show them living in Fulton, Rock Co., WI & shows Leo as Henry's "Step-son"

Since Samanthy could not read or write & - census taker may have just assumed Leo had the last name of Hines)

Unable to find info on them after 1920. May have moved to MO, or WVA or IA

Henry is the son of Thales Hines & Phebe Jane Fisher Wright
(Thales is buried in Independence IA & is on Find a Grave

Henry is the brother of Frances Leslie Hines (my Granddad)

Henry & Frances are the Grandsons of Reuben Hines & Welthy Ann Grover Hines . Their father Thales had many brothers and many are buried in Independence near there. I have info on Thales Hines, Hosea Hamilton Grover Hines, Mr. Pearl Hines. John Hines, Leonard Hines etc, Happy to share.

Henry & Frances "Frank" Hines are Great Grandsons of Zadoc Grover & Wealthy Ann Hamilton Grover.

For addl info on Hines family, plz contact me directly at shayessommer@gmail.com

Re: Emma Roberts

rob5gu — 2013-01-23 04:15:34Z

The death certificate for Anna E. Kellar who died in Feb 1940 in Henry Co, MO and was buried in California, MO is the Emma Baldwin Roberts Keller you are looking for. Don't know why name on d/c is Anna E., but don't ever let that discourage you because mistakes were often made. The informant on the certificate, Mrs. Herman Henry, is Lillie Roberts Henry. The 1900 census lists Charles and Emma Keller's family and there is a 16 year old daughter, Lillie Roberts. This is how I was able to find Lillie's death certificate.
Lillie May Henry's death certificate lists her parents as Joush Roberts and Emma Baldwin. I wonder about the spelling of Joush Roberts, wonder if it might be Josh. Lillie May Roberts Henry died in Moniteau Co MO on 16 Nov 1952 and she is also buried in California, MO.
Emma's d/c stated she was born in Ohio in 1854.
The 1860 census lists a 4 yr old Emma C. Baldwin, born in Ohio, parents were: Benjamin Baldwin and Elizabeth Baldwin.
This family was living in Cooper Co, MO. The same family was also listed on the 1870 census, also in Cooper Co, MO.
This is undoubtly the Emma you are looking for.
Hope this information helps you.

Re: Emma Roberts

bmcsfr — 2013-01-20 15:11:34Z

Thanks for the info, but that Charles Keller is the son of the Charles Keller and Emma Baldwin. I am still needing info on Emma Baldwin Keller. The Emilie is the daughter in law of Charles & Dica Keller.

Betty Reese

Re: Emma Roberts

moniteaucountynews — 2013-01-20 03:22:38Z

Go back to the Moniteau County Cemeteries and find Hickman Cemetery (Clarksburg) (go back to the home page and click on Cemeteries) There is a Emilie buried in that cemetery along with a Charles & Dica Keller.

Re: Emma Roberts

bmcsfr — 2013-01-14 21:52:26Z

Got that info also. Have not written to them yet, but since I can't find a death certifact for Emma, guess that is my next step. Thought someone would see the message and have the answers.

Thanks
Betty Reese

Re: Emma Roberts

bmcsfr — 2013-01-14 21:49:46Z

Yes, I have that copy, but is is for Anna E Kellar, not Emma Keller. That is why I am so confused. Maybe Anna E has nothing to do with Emma. Are they the same person or not, I do not know. That is what I am trying to find out. I have her maiden name as Emma and have her parents as Charles and Clarissa Baldwin based on the 1900 census. But I have not been able to confirm anything.

Thanks for the info anyway.
Betty

Re: Emma Roberts

vbrizendine — 2013-01-14 20:51:58Z

There is an Emma E Keller buried in Burke Addition/Crown Hill cemetery (1855-1940). See the Moniteau County cemetery website at http://www.moniteau.net/cemetery/burke/burke.htm

Re: Emma Roberts

vbrizendine — 2013-01-14 20:47:38Z

A death certificate is available at the Missouri Secretary of State's website for an Anna E. Kellar who died Feb. 29, 1940 in Clinton (Henry County) Missouri. Her mother is given as Elizabeth Baldwin. The death certificate states that she was buried in California Missouri. Informant on the DC was Mrs. Herman Henry of Clinton, Missouri.

Emma Roberts

bmcsfr — 2013-01-14 19:31:18Z

Searching for any info on an Emma Roberts that married Charles Keller Jan 26, 1892 in Moniteau County, MO. I have her maiden name as Baldwin. I can not find any info on her marrying a Roberts, but she had children with last name of Roberts. I got that info from obit on Charles Keller who died in 1931. I have not been able to locate an obiturary on Emma Keller. According to findagrave she died in Clinton County, MO Feb 1940.
Any info regarding maiden name and prev marriage would be appreciated.

Re: Mrs. Eliza Sears

cjjonsi — 2013-01-05 03:58:51Z

Thank you, message sent!!!

Re: Mrs. Eliza Sears

rob5gu — 2013-01-05 03:46:58Z

You may contact me at my e-mail and I will share what I have with you about the Murray cemetery.
Dottie
rob5gu@aol.com

Judge W.C. Young need information on slaves and names

cjjonsi — 2013-01-05 03:10:44Z

Would like more information on this man, who brought my ggg Grandmother Eliza Sears when she was a slave at 2 years old.Census records show she worked for him after slavery had ended. She may also had children with him as a DNA results link me with the names Young and Murphy.

Judge W. C. Young is one of the best and most favorably known men in Cole County, and was born in the Emerald Isle, August 12, 1813. When but a child he came with his father, Moses Young, to America, and settled in Franklin County, Pa., where, at an early age, he was apprenticed to the carpenter and builder's trade, and after serving a full term and becoming very proficient he embarked in business for himself. While working at his trade in Washington County, Md., he was married to Miss Nancy F. Bellenger, and moved to Canton, Ohio, and two years later (in 1837) came to Jefferson City, Mo. The following year he was appointed on the staff of the major-general commanding the Missouri State Militia, with the rank of colonel. He was one of the contractors on the original State House, and on the second appropriation was appointed superintendent of construction to finish the building, which he did to the satisfaction of all concerned. His ability as a contractor and builder is demonstrated by the number of fine buildings, both public and private, which he has erected=97the court-houses of Morgan and Camden Counties; also one at Hartville, Wright County; the bank building at Springfield, Mo.; his own and his son's private residences, that stand on Main Street; the residence of Gen. T. L. Price, and many others. He has been honored with the office of judge of the county three times, and while serving his first term, resigned to accept the position of factor of the penitentiary proffered to him by the governor of the State, but at the end of two years he resigned this position, and returned to his farm in Marion Township. He was next appointed judge, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of Judge Ewing, and was afterwar elected to fill the office. During the war his sympathies were with the South, and his only son served in the Confederate army. *He had the reputation of being a rebel, but at no time did he deserve to be termed such. At one time soldiers came to his home and demanded supper, which the Judge had his servants prepare. Expressing a wish for some chickens to take to their sick comrades, they were told to help themselves to some fine ones that had been fattened expressly for their own use, whereupon the officer in charge told his men to take but two, and to pay for them; then turning to the Judge, he said, "Mr. Young, you are the most egregiously lied on man know of," and declared that he was not the rebel he supposed him to be. The Judge's labors throughout life have been attended with good results, and he is now the owner of 900 acres of land, which is occupied by his grandsons, W. E. and F. Y. Murphy. He resides in Jefferson City, and attends to the duties of his offices, that of president of the First National Bank, and treasurer for the Lincoln Institute, which is located inJefferson City, for the education and benefit of the colored race*. He and wife are the parents of four children: Mary C., wife of Ed. Murphy, became the mother of seven sons and one daughter, and after Mr. Murphy's death she married Judge James K. Schely, of Independence, Mo.; they have one daughter; Josephine O., married James R. McClure, of Philadelphia,> assistant secretary and treasurer of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and by him became the mother of five children; Anna, died at the age of sixteen year s, and Robert Emmet, the only son, was named for the Irish patriot, of whom the Judge has an exalted opinion. He is superintendent of the Insane Asyl um at Nevada, Mo. He and wife, whose maiden name was Lota McKama, are the parents of two children. The Judge is a man who commands the respect of a ll with whom he comes in contact, and his benevolent disposition, public spirit and unimpeachable honesty have won the love and esteem of many. He is a Democrat, a Mason, and he and wife are adherents of the Presbyterian Church. Transcribed from: *History of Cole, Moniteau, Morgan, Benton, Miller, Maries, and Osage Counties, Missouri*, Goodspeed Publishing Company (1889)

Re: Mrs. Eliza Sears

cjjonsi — 2013-01-05 02:54:08Z

Wow! I would love to have that information. I live in California. Year before last, I was in Jefferson City Mo. for a family reunion. I went to Centertown to see the farm where Eliza lived. One of Eliza's grandsons married a Driver who still live on the farm land.

I was able to locate some information on Eliza in Find a Grave, and two of her children, but no others.

My Dad told me many, many years ago, he and his brothers tried to find the graves of the Sears,but could not locate them, so this would be great information that you have. Thank you so much. How will I get access to this information? Thanks for replying.

Re: Mrs. Eliza Sears

rob5gu — 2013-01-05 02:31:55Z

Just wondered if you knew that some of the Sears family was buried in the old Murray cemetery in Cole county, south of Centertown just off of U highway?
I have an old cemetery inventory of this cemetery along with some new information that I had found searching thru death certificates.
Just thought you might like to know, if you weren't already aware of it.

Re: Mrs. Eliza Sears

cjjonsi — 2013-01-04 17:21:36Z

My 3xggmother was sold as a 2 year old child to Judge Young family with ties to the Murphy family. Her birth name was Eliza Bruns from her birth certificate. Later Eliza Williams and then Sears. I can trace her and other family members working for the Young/Murphy family long after slavery was over. Her mother died being sent to the South. I am told she had over 10 children. She lost contact with her siblings on only found 3 of them, one brother from Rolla, a blacksmith and 2 sisters.
I am having a hard time confirming these family members. This information was deemed from her obituary. So it is limited. If you have any names or information you could share I would appreciate it very much!

Re: Mrs. Eliza Sears

cjjonsi — 2013-01-04 17:12:40Z

Malinda, last year we corresponded regarding Eliza. I want to thank you again for sharing this information. I am still trying to pin down more information on her. I found out her D.C. states she was a Bruns by maiden name.

Her first husband Williams is also of interest to me. My father has Williams on both sides of the family and I am trying to see if there is a connection the Chaney Williams,Esther Williams and Violet Williams connected to Joe Williams. It may be possible that Joe Williams was the brother of Chaney Williams, still trying to connect the dots!

Again, this information you posted has been such a treasure to me. Thanks you!!!!

Susan E. Porter/d. Oct 29 1905

LanitaSS1 — 2013-01-01 03:42:39Z

Need an obit for the above. She was the widow of D. Lafayette Marcus Porter, and d. supposedly at Tipton. Any help is extremely appreciated!

Re: Lafayette Marcus Porter obit/1901

LanitaSS1 — 2012-12-30 02:07:02Z

Thanks so much for your time and help. You have confirmed not only his name, death timeline, but also the children that I had listed.. Many many thanks!

Re: Lafayette Marcus Porter obit/1901

sparkal2526 — 2012-12-29 18:20:46Z

Lanita,

The following is the only mention of Lafayette Porter's death I could find at the Moniteau Co genealogy library. We do not have Tipton newspapers on microfilm from January 1901-June 1906.

This comes from the April 26, 1901 Moniteau County Herald published in California, Missouri:

Under the Clarksburg News heading:
LaFayette Porter died at his home 2 1/2 miles south of Clarksburg Tuesday aged about 81 years. The funeral services were held Thursday. He leaves a wife three sons and a daughter.

Lafayette Marcus Porter obit/1901

LanitaSS1 — 2012-12-29 03:10:01Z

Looking for obit for above who d. Apr 24 1901 in Tipton. Thanks for any help.

Lanita

Re: 1877 birth records?

megan912mueller — 2012-12-28 23:15:48Z

Hi Dottie,

Thank you for the generous offer! The DAR is preferring 3 pieces of evidence per person so I am trying to get as much supportive documentation I can find. I have a family info sheet I can email to you (instead of recreating here), if you would email me at megan912mueller@gmail.com
Many thanks!

Re: 1877 birth records?

rob5gu — 2012-12-28 21:59:26Z

I volunteer at the Moniteau Co genealogy library. That's why I was asking what info you needed. It will be a few days before I can get to the library to do some looking, as we aren't open regular hours right now and we are still celebrating the holiday's. I am some what familiar with what the DAR requires, but I am not a member. Do you have a copy of a death certificate for Arthur McDowell? I don't know if they would except that as proof of parentage, but I'm thinking they might. Also, when I can get to the library I will check the county newspapers. Any sort of birth announcement from that far back usually was not really full of information. Also, did Arthur's parents,die in Moniteau county? If they did they might have obits in the local papers.

Dottie

Re: 1877 birth records?

megan912mueller — 2012-12-28 19:32:21Z

Thank you very much! I appreciate your time and the guidance. Happy holidays.

Re: 1877 birth records?

ginglish1 — 2012-12-28 19:19:19Z

Some records exist at the State archives.
Try this link http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/birthdeath/

Also you might find an announcement in the newspaper archives at the Missouri Historical Society, in Columbia. Some go back to 1820s.
http://shs.umsystem.edu/newspaper/index.shtml
They will make copies of the microfilm for minimum cost.

I also had some luck at the local county historical society. http://www.moniteau.net/
they may be able to confirm what is available.

Re: 1877 birth records?

megan912mueller — 2012-12-28 18:34:40Z

Hello, Looking for proof of his birth to his parents for DAR. If it does not exist the I may be able to tie him to a sibling then the sibling to the parents. I appreciate your response! Any suggestions are welcomed.

Re: 1877 birth records?

rob5gu — 2012-12-28 18:26:52Z

There are some very sketchy birth records from the 1880's, but mostly from 1883. Missouri didn't require birth and death certificates until 1911. What information are you looking for or do you just want "proof" of birth?

1877 birth records?

MMcDMue — 2012-12-26 18:20:40Z

I am looking for a birth record for my ancestor Arthur McDowell born 10 Nov 1877 in Moniteau Co. Do birth records exist? Thank you!

Re: Clarkson Family

KMurphyLang — 2012-12-01 00:40:57Z

Thank you. That is definitely the family. The only one I'm not sure about is the 1850 census....I have nothing to triangulate when they ended up in St Louis from Tipton MO. :)

Re: Clarkson Family

thomasker2 — 2012-11-30 22:34:00Z

I’m not related to any member of this family.

1940 is the last available census at this time.

1880 -
Name: Martha Parkinson
Age: 33
Birth Year: abt 1847
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1880: Saint Louis, St Louis (Independent City), Missouri
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: William Parkinson
Father's Birthplace: Kentucky
Mother's Birthplace: South Carolina
Neighbors: View others on page
Occupation: Keeping House

William Parkinson 34, OH - laborer, cannot read or write
Martha Parkinson 33, MO
Charles Parkinson 13, MO
John Parkinson 9, MO
Drusilla Parkinson 7, MO
Mamie Parkinson 4, MO

1900 -
Name: Martha Parkinson
Age: 52
Birth Date: Jul 1847
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1900: St Louis Ward 2, St Louis (Independent City), Missouri
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Wife
Marital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: William Parkinson
Marriage Year: 1870
Years Married: 30
Mother's Birthplace: Kentucky
Mother: number of living children: 5
Mother: How many children: 7
Occupation:

William Parkinson 55, 3/45 OH - teamster
Martha Parkinson 52, 7/47 MO
James Johnson 24, 8/75 PA - s/inlaw, car painter for RR
Drusila Johnson 25, 9/74 MO - married 2 yrs., no children

1910 -
Name: Marthes M Parkinson
[Martha M Parkinson]
Age in 1910: 63
Birth Year: 1847
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1910: St Louis Ward 2, Saint Louis City, Missouri
Race: White
Gender: Female
Relation to Head of House: Mother-in-law
Marital Status: Widowed
Father's Birthplace: United States
Mother's Birthplace: United States

Benj R Weitkamp 32, MO
Lillie M Weitkamp 29, MO - married 9 yrs, no children
Marthes M Parkinson 63, MO - widowed m/inlaw; 7 children & 5 living

1850 -
Name: Martha Clarkson
Age: 3
Birth Year: abt 1847
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1850: St Louis Ward 6, St Louis (Independent City), Missouri
Gender: Female

Thomas Clarkson 40, VA - farmer
Jane Clarkson 37, VA
Martha Clarkson 3, MO
Frances Clarkson 2, MO - dau

Clarkson Family

KMurphyLang — 2012-11-30 03:02:38Z

I am searching for any information on the Clarkson family.
Martha Clarkson was born in Tipton MO around 1845-1847.
Her father was William Clarkson. Mother unknown.
Martha married a William Parkinson, but where the marriage occurred is unknown.
Any help would be appreciated!

Re: Moniteau County Naturalizations indexed

schultefamily1 — 2012-11-19 06:00:22Z

In the 1850 Vanderburgh county, Indiana census, they goofed....Mary is the 4 yr. old daughter who was born in Ohio. Sophie Marie DOROTHY Schulze is Henry's sister born in Germany.

I still do not know where to find Heinrich's naturalization records....maybe in Posey county or Vanderburgh county, Indiana or in Ohio....
Joy

Re: Moniteau County Naturalizations indexed

jerrhald — 2012-11-19 03:17:32Z

The earlier list was posted as:
23 Aug 2000
From: Joanne Scobee Morgan
To: MOMONITE@L.rootsweb.com
Subj: Moniteau County Naturalizations, Circuit Court Bk 1

Sorry about the previous partially erroneous reference to Wm. I went back and found the actual census record again.

RECORDS:
1850 US Census, Hamilton Co, OH, Cincinnati
150A/1220/2780 William Schulze 27 m cigar maker xxx Ger
Chistina " 25 f Ger
Ann C " 6/12 f OH

1860 US Census, Moniteau Co, Missouri, Linn Twp
660/363/ Wm Schulze 37 m farmer 60 Germany
Christina Schule 34 f Germany
A. C. Schulze 10 f OH
Wm H. Schulze 6 m OH
Amelia Schulze 3 f IN

1880 US Census, Moniteau Co, Missouri
Schultzsch, Henry m 57
Christina f 55
Henry m 25 son IN
Amelia f 23 dau IN
Mary f 19 dau MO
Charles m 13 son MO

Checking Indiana in 1850 I did find Henry:

RECORDS:
1850 US Census, Vnderburgh Co, IN, Armstrong Twp
873A/117/117 Henry Schultz 41 m farmer 350 Ger
Fredrika " 23 f Ger
Mary " 37 f Ger [sister]
Dorothy " 4 f OH

1860 US Census, Moniteau Co, Missouri, Linn Twp
660/364/ Henry Schulze 51 m farmer 100 Germany
Rachael Schulze 32 f Germany
Mary Schulze 15 f OH
Wm H. Schulze 7 m OH
Caroline Schulze 4 f IN
Louisa Schulze 1 f MO

1880 US Census, Moniteau Co, MO, Linn Twp
496D/102/103 Shultz, Henry wm 71 farmer Hanover Han Han
Rachel wf 54 wife keeping house Han Wurtemburg Wurt
Martha L wf 21 dau stays at home MO Han Wurt
Jacob wm 17 son works on farm MO Han Wurt

Sorry the paragraphs get lost!

Jerry

Re: Moniteau County Naturalizations indexed

ginglish1 — 2012-11-19 02:59:36Z

re: "An earlier transcription of Circuit Court Bk 1 listing Naturalizations from 28 Aug 1847 through 04 Aug 1884 posted online in Aug 2000"

posted where?