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Hunn Family of African Descents Living in Saint Charles, Missouri

pmcmilla1 — 2013-05-11 18:55:04Z

John Hunn of St. Charles,Missouri married Ella Warrick of Troy, Missouri. They had several children in Mexico, Missouri before moving to Hiawatha, Kansas. They then relocated to St. Louis. They were both born in the mid 1800's. Is anyone familiar with this family and who their parents may have been? This is an African American family.

Missouri Davis

LoveMovesMe — 2013-04-10 06:19:24Z

Hi there! I'm looking for any information on my step-gggrandmother, named Missouri, born in Missouri 1866, married John Bradley Davis, fathers name John Gardner born 1850, mothers name Betty *Brown* (2nd husbands last name) born 1848. One child Ethel Effie Gardner/Brown.
John Gardner may have been Caucasian. Jincy Brown, female Ethel's half sister. I have source info from 1866, 1880, 1910, 1930, 1935, 1940 until 1955 when she died.
Maybe that's all there is..
Thanks!
Donna

Hettie Price 1862--1946

brianfutrel — 2012-09-29 18:46:03Z

Hettie Price was born 1862 at Wilson's Creek, Missouri. She was African American. She died in Springfield, Missouri, in 1945. Does she have any descendants still around anywhere? Please contact me if you know of any descendants. Thanks Brian

John Price 1897

brianfutrel — 2012-09-27 20:46:37Z

There were two African American men named John Price, who were living in Springfield, MO., in 1897. One was a railroad porter, and the other was a waiter at a hotel. I do not know their ages. Any info on them would be appreciated. Brian

Re: family

mary1977 — 2012-07-11 18:21:24Z

Is this your family?

1870 MO St Louis St Louis
Douglas Z 23 male Mu porter b. MO
living w/Gibbon J 39 Mu farmer b. LA

1880 MO ST Louis St Louis
this family listed as Black
Ruston Claggart 35 in postal service MD MD MD
Ruston Ellen 30 wife mar KY VA VA
Douglas Zach. 28 nephew waiter widower MO VA VA
Lewis Cynthia 79 motherinlaw wid (possible grandmother to Zach?) b. VA
Wilson Lucinda 20 stepdauinlaw
Buston Birdie 3/12 mch son
Lewis Mary 40 boarder LA LA LA

MO Marriages per familysearch.org
Zachariah Douglas to Maggie Blockson(Blackston?)
married 25 Nov 1884 in ST Louis MO

1900 MO St Louis St Louis
this family listed as Black
Douglass Zacharia head JUl 1846 53 married 16yrs MO MO MO porter sleeping car
Douglass Maggie wife Aug 1856 43 married 16yrs 6 born 6 liv IA PA WI
Douglass Nadine dau Nov 1873 26 MO MO IA (from 1st marriage?)
Douglass Clyde son Aug 1885 14 MO MO IA
Douglass Robert son May 1888 12 MO MO IA
Douglass Noneka dau Nov 1889 10 MO MO IA
Douglass Margarite dau Dec 1890 9 MO MO IA
Douglass Ray dau Dec 1892 7 MO MO IA
Douglass Mildred dau Oct 1897 2 MO MO IA

1910 MO ST Louis St Louis
this family listed as Mulatto
Douglass Zacharia head 62 married twice 25yrs MO unk VA porter
Dougalss Maggie wife 50 married once 25yrs 6 born 6 liv IA PA IA
Douglass Clyde son 24 s MO MO IA
Douglass Noneka dau 19 MO MO IA
Douglass Margaret dau 18 MO MO IA
Douglass Ray dau 16 MO MO IA
Douglass Mildred dau 12 MO MO IA

1920 MO St Louis St Ferdinand
Douglass Zachriah head 72 mar MO MO KY porter pulman car
Douglass Maggie wife 62 mar IA PA IA
Douglass Clyde D son 34 Div MO
Douglass Robert Z son 32 Div MO
Douglass Noneka E dau 30 s MO
Douglass Emma L grdau 5 IN
Douglass Grace E grdau 2 10/12 IN

MO Death records online w/original copy
Zack Douglass
colored
married to Fannie Douglass
b. Jul 16 1846 in MO
age 84y4m16d
porter retired from Pullman Co
father Wm Douglass b. ?
mother Rose Lewis b. ?
buried Washington P K Cem
d. 2 Dec 1930 Anglum MO

http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/R...

1930 MO ST Louis St Louis
this family listed as Neg
Pack Leba? E head 43 married at 31 WV WV NC physician
Pack Marguerite wife 38 married at 26 MO MO IA
Pack Garland M son 7 KS WV MO
Douglass Noneka lodger(Marguerite's sister?) 39 s MO MO IA teacher

1930 MO St Louis St Ferdinand
Douglass Zack head 84 mar at 27 MO MO KY
Douglass Maggie wife 74 married a t27 IA PA IA
Douglass Robet Z son 40 wid MO MO IA
SS Death index
Noneka Douglass 14 Nov 1890 d. Aug 1976 MO

If you search "noneka douglass" on google you will find a picture of her
http://books.google.com/books?id=1ICxT1IpdloC&pg=PA30&am...

This is not my family. I hope this is helpful.

family

DonnaCloydLane — 2012-05-15 21:20:58Z

I'm looking for family that originated in Fredericktown and Mine LeMotte, Missouri. The last names are Villars and sides. Also Blackston and Douglass - Iowa. I also have a picture of a G-G-G Aunt who is a full blooded Sioux, named Noneka.

Betty Howard Flippin 1931-2012 b. St Louis

Contribution — 2012-05-11 13:12:42Z

Betty J. Flippin

MANSFIELD, Ohio: Betty Jean Flippin, 81, passed away Tuesday, May 8, 2012 in the home of her caregiver and beloved friend Lois Fuqua after an extended illness.

Mrs. Flippin was born Friday, April 17, 1931 the only child of the late John V. and Bernice F. Daniels Howard in St. Louis, Missouri and had lived in Mansfield, Ohio the past 56 years.
She was a member of the Providence Baptist Church where she served on the Missionary Society and the Building Fund Committee.
Betty retired in 1999 from Metropolitan Housing Authority after 18 years of service.

Betty was actively involved inside and outside the community over the years such as NAACP, Wilberforce University Alumni Association, Mansfield YWCA Board, Mansfield Women's Bar Auxiliary, League of Women's Voters, Democratic Women's Club, and the Mary McLeod Bethune Democrat Club that was later dissolved and merged with the Dolly Madison Club.
Betty was also a charter founder and past president of the former Black Women United.

As a mother she was active with her 4 children while they were in school: Rebecca Grubaugh School PTA and Mother's Club, organizer of the Ontario Stingel Elementary School Parent's of Children With Learning Disabilities, Girl Scout Leader, Teen Director of the NAACP, and various other committees and societies.

Betty is survived by her husband of 61 years Wilbur H. Flippin, Jr., Esq.,Ph.D; 2 daughters: Anita Linzy, Baltimore, Maryland, Andrea Borders of Cleveland, Ohio; 2 sons: Craig Flippin of Columbus, Corin Flippin, Mansfield, Ohio; 4 grandchildren Carees Linzy, Christian Borders, Reshea Flippin, and Elijah Mullins, and 6 great grandchildren.

A memorial service will be held Monday, at 11 a.m. in the Providence Baptist Church with her pastor Dr. Thomas Hunt officiating.
Friends may call at the church 1 hour prior to the service where the family will receive friends 30 minutes prior to the service.

The family requests that in lieu of flowers memorial contributions be made to the Wilberforce University Alumni Association, P.O. Box 1001 Wilberforce, Ohio 45384.

Friends are invited to leave online condolences at: www.williamsfuneralservices.com

Re: Blackfoot Indians from Missouri

AnthonyFradella — 2012-02-01 02:51:21Z

Sure no problem. Can't promise I'll get anything but I know how utterly frustrating this is, so I don't mind sharing what I find. It would be awesome to finally see something in writing connecting us to Blackfoot!

Re: Blackfoot Indians from Missouri

srlott — 2012-02-01 02:47:59Z

I would love that! Thank you for thinking of me.

Re: Blackfoot Indians from Missouri

AnthonyFradella — 2012-02-01 02:46:54Z

I met someone claiming to have proof of the Price family connection to Blackfoot. He is supposed to make a copy of something for me but that was two months ago. If I ever do get what he plans on sharing I'd be happy to forward it to you.
Kathleen

Re: Blackfoot Indians from Missouri

srlott — 2012-01-28 03:03:53Z

I am related to a Price family that used to live in the Lewis County, Missouri / Adams County, Illinois area in the 1800-early 1900's. We think they might have been Blackfoot too, but no proof. It would be rewarding to make that link one day!

John Alonzo Price, 03 Mar 1861-28 Jun 1939
John A. Price, 1827 (from Maryland) - 25 Nov 1879

Re: Blackfoot Indians from Missouri

AnthonyFradella — 2012-01-07 18:23:45Z

Looking for my ggrandfather Price from Missouri. His son Clyde Price was my paternal grandfather. We were told we were Indians and I suspect Blackfoot. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Kathleen Price Fradella

Re: Blackfoot Indians from Missouri

virtuenow — 2011-05-24 02:27:46Z

Hi, I tried to email you at that address, but it didnt go through. Here is a copy of the email:

Hi, I saw your message on an ancestry.com message board concerning your Blackfoot Indian Family line. Where are your Hull's from? I located my g-g grandfather (Alexander Hull) on the census in Cape Girardeau, MO records for the late 1800's. He is listed along w/my g-grandma and the other kids (I think the wife died by then); anyway, strangely, his father is listed as being from France (this is very confusing). Alexander, however, is listed as being born in Kentucky. It is common knowledge in our family that he was full blooded black-foot Indian. I have a picture of him w/my ggrandma/sis, and he is clearly Indian (w/moccasins and all). What is the background of your "Hull" family and where does the black foot indian come in? Thanks!

Re: Blackfoot Indians from Missouri

kristaHebb — 2011-05-10 02:54:02Z

Hi I am Krist I am the graduter of a Hull and am trying to look into the indian side of the family I have heard the we are blackfoot. I know little to nothing about this side of the family and would like to know more about it. I have quite a bit of information on the Hull side of the family. If you could email me where the indian side meets the Hull side of the family that would be great. I am a part of the Hull family that now currenly lives in Oregon. You can also email me at Hebbk@0nid.orst.edu I cant wait to hear from you.

Re: African American: Handy and White Family - Butler, Bates Co., MO

waynerippatoe — 2010-11-06 07:33:29Z

would love to hear from my family asap

Re: Dudley and Susan Branham

mebateman1 — 2010-10-08 00:44:37Z

Rocheport MO is in Boone Co MO

1945 KS Kansas City directory
O'Rear Edw Jennie h932 Freeman
O'Rear Francis Charlotte r 015 Armstrong

1930 KS Wyandotte Co Kansas City
(this is the closest to coming to a marriage date in this census abt 1884?)
Orear Ed head neg 70 married at 23 MO MO MO stone mason
Orear Jennie wif neg 65 married at 16 MO MO MO
no one else in household

1925 KS state census Wyandotte Co Kansas City
Orear Edward head 60 MO MO
Orear Jennie wife 53 MO MO

1920 KS Wyandotte Co Kansas City
Orear Edward head mulatto 55 married MO unk unk stone mason
Orear Jennie wife mulatto 45 married mO unk unk
no one else in household

MO death record
Susan Branham
living Montgomery tsp
Montgomery Co
female
black
widow
age 82yrs
husband not named
birthplace listed as Montgomery Co
parents not named
informant Miss Branham of MOntgomery City MO
d. 12-17-1927
of old age without medical attention
buried Bentley? Cem

1910 MO Callaway Co Shamrock
this family listed as black
Branham Dudley head 61 married once 40yrs MO MO MO
branham Susan C wife 63 married once 40yrs 11 born 7 living MO KY VA
English NOra dau 21 married once 1 born 1 living MO MO MO
English Hugh soninlaw 32 married once 6yrs MO MO MO
English Freddie grson 5 MO MO MO

1905 KS Wyandotte State Census Kansas City
Ed Orear 44 black
Jennie Orear 36 black
Nettie Orear 15 black

1900 MO Callaway Co Shamrock
this family listed as Black
Branham Dudley head Feb 1846 54 married 28yrs MO MO MO farm
Branham Susan wife May 1843 57 married 28yrs 10 born 6 living MO KY KY
Branham Rosa dau Apr 1878 22 s MO MO MO
Branham Eddy dau May 1883 17 s MO MO MO
Branham Tillman son Jun 1884 15 s MO MO MO
Branham Nora dau Jul 1887 13 MO MO MO
Branham Willie son FEb 1890 10 MO MO MO
Branham Charles son May 1892 8 MO MO MO

1895 KS state census Wyandotte Kansas City
E D Orear 34 male mul MO MO stonemason
Jennie Orear 26 female mul MO MO housewife
Bertha Orear 11 MO MO

1880 MO Montgomery Co Montgomery
Branum(not Branhum) Dudley mulatto 26 farm laborer MO MO MO
Branum Susan black 31 wife keeping house MO VA VA
Branum Lura black 5 dau MO MO MO
Branum Rosa mulatto 3 dau MO MO MO
Branum Tilman mulatto 1 son MO MO MO
Bradley Belle mulatto 14 sister single MO MO MO
Bradley Allice mulatto 12 sister MO MO MO
Johnson Ella black 7 no relationship listed MO MO MO

Re: Greenlee family

dixroy — 2010-10-08 00:05:43Z

Thank you for the Greenlee info. Little by little I am learning more about this family.

Re: Greenlee family

mebateman1 — 2010-10-07 23:31:54Z

findagrave.com
Laura Hendley
b. 1865
d. 1906
buried Santa Rosa Rural Cem
Santa Rosa Sonoma Co CA

1900 CA Sonoma Co Santa Rosa
Hendley Wm G head Jan 1867 33 married 9yrs CA KY MA laborer
Hendley Laura A wife FEb 1865 35 married 9yrs 4 born 4
living CA KY MO
Hendley Wm G son Oct 1892 7 CA CA CA
Hendley Vivien dau Feb 1894 6 CA CA CA
Hendley Geraldine dau Jun 1896 4 CA CA CA
Hendley Dixie dau Dec 1892 1 CA CA CA

1880 CA Sonoma Co Santa Rosa
this family listed as white
Greenlee Elizabeth 40 keeping house MO KY KY
Greenlee Liona D 17 dau CA MO MO
Greenlee Laura A 15 dau CA MO MO
Greenlee Sarah A 13 dau CA MO MO
Greenlee John D 11 son CA MO MO
Greenlee Matilda E 9 dau CA MO MO
Greenlee Rosalie 3 dau CA MO MO

Napa County Land Patents
Patrick M Greenlee 1877/11/10
Patrick M Greenlee 1878/02-05

1870 CA Napa Co HotSprings
Greenler P? M 37 farmer MO
Greenler Elizabeth 31 keeping house MO
Greenler Emily 9 CA
Greenler Leoni 7 at home CA
Greenler Alice 5 at home CA
Greenler Helen 3 at home CA
Greenler John 1 at home CA

1860 CA Sonoma Co Bodega
P M Greenler farmer MO
Elizabeth Greenler 21 MO
no one else in household

possible
1850 MO Crawford Co Dist24
N Harrison 32 farmer MO
M Harrison 23 MO
H A Harrison 2/12 MO
P Greenlee 17 MO
(many other Greenlee living on same page of census but all have iniials for first name)

This is not my family. I hope this is helpful.

Re: Rosa Jane Thurston Henry

macy55gray1 — 2010-08-29 02:53:51Z

Hi! My name is LaTonia I'm the ggranddaughter of Addie Avery in Houston,Texas.I would like to know additional information about the Henry and Thurston family lines.

Re: Rosa Jane Thurston Henry

delta88804 — 2010-08-29 02:14:10Z

My name is andrea henry and i am the grand daughter of jimmy t henry located in kalamazoo mi

Dr. George A. Wright, son of Alton, 1930 Jackson Co., MO

CECarroll1945 — 2010-07-05 17:41:09Z

Seeking information on Dr. George A. Wright, African-American, son of Alton Wright of Texas.
Resident of Kansas City, MO in 1930.
He was born c1906 in Texas according to the census.

Re: The Taylors blackfoot indians from missouri

demetrius_ross — 2010-04-18 23:14:27Z

From Demetrius Ross

ROSS ROOTS!

Ross Family Tree History - Jackson Ross (1846) & Harriett Ross (1845) where from the Tennessee / Virginia area. They had approx 13 children, 5 of which are unidentified to date. The known children are Walter Ross (1875), Ephram Ross (1879), Fred "Perky" Ross (1884), Harry Ross (1886), Bessie Ross, Ruby Ross (Chicago area), Lena Ross (Chicago area) & Otto Ross. From the Fred "Perky" Ross & Rosa Taylor Ross (Pure Indian) line, their children were Tony Ross (1905), Freddie Ross Jr. (1912), Frank Ross (1914) whose wife was Mary Pauline Sanders Ross, Willie Ross (1915) whose wife was Louise Dudley Ross, Ruth Ross Carey (1917) whose husband was David D. Carey, Naomi Ross Redd & Rosie Ross Tucker. If you are a ROSS, we have holes in our history. Please help us fill in the blanks. We may have found lost family! - This research was done by Naomi Carey Baker who referenced information from the U.S. Census.

Thank you.
Demetrius R. Ross aka Demetrius "Sir Jam" Ross

email: demetrius_ross@msn.com

www.rossreunion.com

Facebook: Ross Reunion

Facebook Event: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/event.php?eid=2137393461...

Greenlee family

dixroy — 2010-04-14 16:37:22Z

Looking for a Greenlee family who migrated from Tenn to MO and had a son, Patrick M. Greenlee born around, plus or minus, 1840 in MO. this is my Great Grandfather. Patrick M. married Elizabeth Green, born in MO. 1840, not sure where they were married, but did end up in CA. I find Elizabeth and Children listed in the Sonoma Co 1880 census, but no father. All the children were born in CA. my grandmother was Laura A. Greenlee Hendley. Any information would be appreciated.

Re: richard allen macon co born 1904

LeonK93 — 2010-04-13 23:50:52Z

Died, Dec 4 1949 Bevier, Macon Co Mo. Worked in the coal mine as a "Mine Engineer". Buried in the West Oakwood Cem in Bevier. If you go here there is a volunteer who will lookup obits and you might find your information. http://www.raogk.org Missouri death records are at this site http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/r...
Leon

Re: Blackfoot Indians from Missouri

dmoffett08 — 2010-03-17 09:08:10Z

Information is very scarce if non-existent.

I was able to finally find her listed in the 1900 cenus and she was 101 then.

I calculated that she was born in Nov. (?) 1788(plus or minus one year). I was thrilled when I located this record but it may be the only record that exists; since MO's 1890 records were destroyed in a fire.

Early on I tracked a Blackfoot Taylor in the New Madrid area of MO but I am not sure if this is the same person since I don't know if Taylor is a maiden name or a married name.

Good Luck.

Re: Eston Family

kubbyness23 — 2010-02-22 02:46:13Z

i might be able to help you...you can email me at kubbyness23@yahoo.com

Re: The Taylors blackfoot indians from missouri

jmtht — 2010-02-19 03:38:52Z

While searching for information on my family, I found two Rosa Taylors. One, Rosa Ann Taylor, was born about 1836 and is listed on the 1860 census for Duck Creek in Stoddard County, MO. She was listed as being 24, an Elisha listed as 21, and Philip Taylor listed as being 6/12.

The other Rosa Taylor was listed with a John Taylor, age 50, and Elizabeth Taylor, age 45, and a Susan Taylor age 21. Rosa was listed as 19 years old. They were listed on the 1860 census records as living in Fabius, MO in Marion County, MO. I hope this helps, but if it is wrong, could you give a timeline for this couple?

Jane

Re: The Taylors blackfoot indians from missouri

jmtht — 2010-02-19 03:37:34Z

Re: Blackfoot Indians from Missouri

virtuenow — 2010-02-14 09:26:36Z

Hi, also recently received a picture of my g-g-grandfather who was a Blackfoot Indian of SE Missouri. Last name is Hull. I don't know if they are connected to the Taylors (but there is another Blkfoot Indian thread on here that mentions "Taylors"). Well, I hope you find more info; and I want more info on my Hull line of family, too!

Re: The Taylors blackfoot indians from missouri

virtuenow — 2010-02-14 09:22:19Z

Since I have Blackfoot Indian (and Black American) roots in Missouri, I thought i would chime in. I got kind of excited when I saw this thread, howver, I have no relation to the Taylor family. I have a picture of my great-great grandfather who was a full blooded Blackfoot Indian-- I may attach the pic to my family tree page soon (keep tuned).

L. B. (Hall/Hull/Horrell-- of Missouri)

Jennie Rebecca Smith

heritagecenter_1 — 2009-10-28 14:18:00Z

Hi, looking for parents of Jennie Rebecca Smith, born June 7, 1868 in Missouri, married John Schindler in Steel North Dakota 1890, children, John, Joseph and Anna. Jennie died Christmas day 1916 on the family farm in Tappen North Dakota she may of had a twin sister, not positive on that. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Patty

Dudley and Susan Branham

frdacuff — 2009-10-26 07:19:00Z

My information from family members relates that my great grand parents, Dudley & Susan Pryor Branham, were released from slavery near Columbia Missouri,a small town called called Rocheport.

They were husband and wife. The story passed on stated that their owner gave them a horse,a buggy, and Dudly's little half-white brother,Edward Orear.

I have not been able to document anything except Ed. moved to St. Charles, MO.and married Jennie Vaughn, which there is a record.

I can not find a record of their marriage. They had 7 children, of which my grandmother was one. They lived in Montgomery City, Missouri.

Susan Pryor Branham was the sister of Richard Pryor's ggf.
Her two brothers left Missouri and went to Illinois.

Freda English Acuff
Saint Peters, MO.
frd.acuff@gmail.com

Birth Verification from City of St. Louis

CyrilleDoutherd81 — 2009-09-24 01:56:43Z

Is there anyone who can help me -- can a birth verification search be conducted? I do not want a certifide copy of a birth record, only a verification of birth. Is it possible?

Thanks,
CDoutherd

Re: Elmer R. Donaldson Sr.

bigdrecords281 — 2009-09-09 01:24:44Z

Hello My names Is james M. Donalson. My dads name was Elmer donaldson, married to my mother Jossica M. Donaldson (Jossica Bailey). I do not know much of my dad, but i fund on the internet search that my dad was a decon at second baptist church In Madison Wiscon. I came across this information googling my dads name . i wanted to know more about him. My mother name is jossica M. Donaldson. i have 5 brothers. While I visted milwaukee, Wi. I found relatives on my fathers side that live there. could it be we are related? I am not sure. Dose this sound like anything/
pleae advise
JD

Re: The Taylors blackfoot indians from missouri

carolwarren94 — 2009-08-07 20:54:31Z

Hi,
SUMMERS, TAYLOR and CAREY are somehow connected to my AA/Native WEEDEN,WHILDEN,WEELDON,WILDEN, et al, surname.
I am always interested in the term Blackfoot Indians, as my
Dad said there was a family connection to same---------would love to hear from you, as no one in 12yrs has claimed kinship to my family----------anywhere!
Perhaps you can help?
Most sincerely,
carol wheeldin warren.

Re: Pinhook, Missouri

Ednamae07 — 2009-07-21 16:20:49Z

No. I'm sorry I don't. I plan to attend their get-together next year in May (Memorial Day weekend). You might want to do the same.

Re: Pinhook, Missouri

krissy6161 — 2009-07-21 14:32:28Z

Do you know of any African American Davis' that may live there?

Eston Family

shmily65 — 2009-06-13 16:08:53Z

I am trying to track my paternal lineage. My gggf George W Eston was from Liberty Township,Palmyra (marion)missouri. Also info om my Grandfather Lindley Edward Eston, Sr birth est. 1909. The family relocated to Quincy (adams) Illinois between 1900-1910.

Olivers in Triplett Missouri

simba8 — 2009-06-07 17:04:10Z

Searching for information on Oliver and Majors family who migrated from Halifax County Virginia to Triplett and Brunswick Missouri abt 1867. The surname is reversed in the 1870 census and listed as Oliver Green, should be Green Oliver.

Blackfoot Indians from Missouri

dmoffett08 — 2009-06-03 17:22:19Z

I am in possession of a 8x10 picture of my ggggrandmother's picture. Clearly, hand written on the bottom is: TAYLOR, BLACKFOOT, DIED AGE 130. This picture was given to me by my maternal grandmother, who was raised in New London, Ralls County, Missouri. Her maiden name was Georgia Steward and her parents were William and Caroline Steward. This is all I know for sure.

I am looking for any information that will help me locate this line of my family. Any help is greatly appreciated. (I have hit a brick wall.)

Eston Research

SheriJones777 — 2009-05-01 19:11:58Z

I am trying to find out more about this black family that was first found in Marion, County, Missouri on the 1870 census as Jack and Charlotte Estin. The common spelling now is Eston. I mainly want to know who were their owners in Missouri and in North Carolina where they came from. I have reson to believe that Jack was a part of the Joshua Taylor Plantation located in Rutherford County, North Carolina.

Re: Pinhook, Missouri

jaanita — 2009-04-16 21:50:56Z

What's going on. You know my mom moved to Wisconsin. She and Charlene and Elecia left Sikeston a few months ago.
Don't know if I will make it home for the memorial day or not.

Re: Pinhook, Missouri

demetrious_r — 2009-04-16 19:39:31Z

HEY THERE COUSIN HOPE ALL IS WELL? DEMETRIOUS ROBINSON

Re: Pinhook, Missouri

demetrious_r — 2009-04-16 19:36:52Z

I SPOKE TO MY MOM SHE KNOWS YOUR GRANDFATHER. I ASKED HER AND SHE RECALLED THE NAMES LIKE IT WAS YESTERDAY. I FORGOT THE FIRST NAMES I JUST SAID SANDERS. MY STARTED OF REELING OFF NAMES RICHARD AND BETTY AND THEY HAD KIDS ETC. MY PARENTS ARE JEROME AND ELLA MAE ROBINSON. DO YOU PLAN TO ATTEND THE PINHOOK EVENT MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND. MY PARENTS CURRENTLY LIVE IN SIKESTON,MO AT: 203 PETTY STREET ZIPCODE 63801 ABOUT 20 MINS FROM PINHOOK. 573 472- 1083

GOOD LUCK BYE NOW.

Re: Miller & Richards families

teresa2956 — 2009-03-29 20:37:13Z

Update
we have found out that Louis was spelled Lewis and he was married to Clara louise Ritchardson not Richards. This info was in the Negro Marriages book in Moniteau County Missouri,

Re: Pinhook, Missouri

Ednamae07 — 2009-03-19 03:05:06Z

Thank you very much for letting me know about this event. I will definitely try to attend. Is there a website so I can get more details about that weekend?

Re: Pinhook, Missouri

demetrious_r — 2009-03-17 15:06:37Z

Hello i think I maybe able to help you. My family have farm in that area for nearly 75 years. My dad his name is Jerome Robinson knows everyone in this community. Almost everyone in this community are related. Pinhook has a Memorial day weekend event known as Pinhook day every year

Hundreds of former people who lived or grew up there
attend. You should look into this or just plan to attend.

Sherwood A. Adams - Missouri CSA Surgeon veteran,

jamesmgray1 — 2009-02-15 03:48:59Z

I am trying to acquire any information available on a Missouri Civil War veteran, CSA Surgeon Sherwood A. Adams. He was a surgeon during the war and later practised medicine in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. I would like to also find out ‘where he died and is buried’. If in Australia, I would like to add him to the Australian Veterans Memorial website, www.acwv.info; and add him to a book I am working on, ‘Australian Confederates – From or Buried in Australia and New Zealand’. So far I have documented 62 Confederate veterans.

Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Shake Rag, Monroe County Ghost Town

g2hslm — 2009-02-12 14:17:37Z

A Mr. Beauchamp was listed in the Obits in the Evansville, IN newspaper recently indicating he was born in Shakyrag, MO for whatever help that might be.

Gary Hendren

Re: Pinhook, Missouri

jaanita — 2009-01-14 18:40:45Z

Hello,

I grew up in Pinhook Missouri. I lived there from 1966-1987. My mother lived there until a few years ago.

I don't know of anyone with the last name of Sanders, however, there are still people who live there who may know of the people you are referring to. If you like, I will inquire from the families. There are two families who I believe have been there since the 1950s, The Robinson family and the Williams Family.

If you have a little more information, please send it to me at ja_anita@yahoo.com
My name is Anita Nance (Jarman).