Missouri Reunions - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mullinix Family Reunion

ocms055 — 2013-03-14 06:10:47Z

Yes, Bernice was my Aunt, she married my Uncle Berl. My email is jrmullanix@yahoo.com if you want to chat. Evans Mullanix was my Great great grandfather.

Benjamin Petty Sesquicentennial Family Reunion

spider3657 — 2013-02-27 02:19:55Z

We will be celebrating the 150th Anniversary of Benjamin Petty arriving in St. Louis, Missouri from England in 1863. Our Petty family reunion will be held in October 2013 in St. Louis. If you are a descendant of the Petty family from Leicester and Birmingham, England we'd love to see you there. Just let me know and I forward all of the information.

Fielding Richard Combs Reunion

tmcmul2003 — 2012-07-04 18:33:09Z

The next Combs Reunion (descendents of Fielding Richard and Sarah Jane Williams/Clifton Combs) will be held on Saturday, July 28, 2012 at Liberty Hall in Fredericktown, MO. This is the air conditioned hall located below Wilson Funeral Home on E Main St. It starts at 10 am and ends around 2-3 pm. Bring a covered dish or two and soft drinks. Table ware will be provided. Please bring any family pictures that you would like to share. Everyone is welcome. For more information contact Teri Moss at tmcmul2003@yahoo.com

Re: Brashers Reunion

thinkrich661 — 2012-05-27 02:09:58Z

That is great I am not sure if this is the Ann I have talked to before or some one new. My cell phone number is 417-389-3641. This is the first response I have had but would be very intersted in getting something to together.

Carla Weinstein
1166 Spruce St.
Granby, MO 64844
(417)472-3432

Re: Brashers Reunion

hastoomany — 2012-05-26 16:34:21Z

I am interested in a reunion in marionville. I live out side of mount vernon missouri and am a decendent of walter. Could you please keep me in the loop concerning this and other reunions.
Thank You
Ann

Campbell - Halbert - Midgett- Keith - Woolford Family Reunion

joshuaalancampbell — 2012-04-20 11:29:27Z

I am hosting a family reunion September 15th 2012 at 10 Windswept Place, Bismarck MO 63624 for any one that is related to the Charles Cecil and Betty Midgett Campbell Family. This includes the Midgetts, Halberts, Woolfords, Campbells of Cocke Co TN, Palmers, Blooms, Hangers, etc. Event starts at 10am. Meat provided please bring a covered dish and lawn chair. Hotels available in near by Farmington or you can bring a camper / tent. Contact is Joshua Campbell 573-760-5292. Last reunion of this size for our family was around 1988. There will also be a copier available for document - picture sharing. Please bring info to share! Thanks!!

Hawken Family Reunion

DEEVAGIRL2005 — 2012-02-03 17:20:01Z

I have heard that there is a Hawken family reunion but i have not been able to find out any information on it such as when and where it is.if anyone knows anything about it or knows someone who does please email me deevagirl2005@yahoo.com

Seeking info on Lelia Sumner b. 1905? d,. 1935 Pineville, MO

DeboraCEwing — 2011-12-01 01:35:30Z

I'm trying to sort out some family stories and I am hoping to find people still living who may have known one or more of my family members:
I've found the death certificates of William Mack Sumner and also his first wife, Lelia Skaggs Sumner. I have found their families listed in US Census from 1880 to 1920. I found Denis Skags, Lelia's father, in the 1930 census, and I think I found Isaac Sumner, too. I found two marriage certificates for William Mack Sumner and Lelia (one was Lelia Skaggs and the other was Mrs. Lelia Mathis) --the latter in 1918 and the former in 1923.

I know they had my grandma, Juanita Marie Sumner, in 1924. Her sister's name is Frances, and I believe her to be born in 1925. Frances Sumner married Earl Cunningham, and I found a marriage certificate from Arkansas. I know that Frances and her brother William were extras in the 1939 movie Jesse James with Tyrone Power.

Lelia Sumner died at the age of 35. Her death certificate says she died of "dropsy"--now known as congenital heart disease. My father, Juanita's son, said that William's first wife died in "an accident." He said the second wife was named Janise. Janice Sumner is listed on William Mack's death certificate as the person providing the information.

If you know anyone who is a lifelong resident of Pineville or Noel, can you please ask them if they remember any of these people? It's got to be one amazing, messed up story and I'd love to hear it! Juanita has passed away, too, in 2004. My dad was small when he used to go to Pineville, but he remembers a Skaggs family living "down the street." According to the census I've read these are not immediate relatives but probably cousins. My dad was probably 4 or 5 last time he was there. When I speak with him again, I will ask for more details, but he doesn't have much.

REUNION

carlabrown66 — 2011-04-22 18:20:38Z

LEMASTER , TACKET , REED, HINDS (OF HINDSVILLE, ARK.) ANDREW LAFE SMITH LINE, CREASON, LOWELL, MULLINS, BARRY, FEASTER, YOKUM, WILLIAMS, BOND, BEESON, BLURTON, SHOCKLEY, MEANS, ATKISSON, RAMSEY, DUNNING, BROCK, RECTOR, DRUMMOND, CUTLER, CAMPBELL, STEEL, OVERMYER/OBERMIRE, PRIMMER, AND MATHIAS

Calling all relatives ….Would there be enough interest to benefit holding a Mid West Family Reunion with our various families and connective lines .

The four day event would be held SEPT 23,24,25,26, 2011
(MUST HAVE COMFIRM EMAIL OF ATTENDENTS BY LAST WEEK IN JULY)
in ATA CITY PARK,AURORA MISSOURI …..POTLUCK DINNER ON SATUDAY AT NOON.

A SPECIAL INVITATION TO FAMILY RESEARCHERS, GENEALOGIST AND HISTORIANS
NEED GROUP LEADERS . For more information CONTACT
CECIL SMITH
6017 E EVANS CK RD
ROGUE RIVER ,OR 97537

541 582 6021
541 450 1766 CELL

2010 DeGraftenreed-Brown Family Reunion

DetriceIsabel — 2010-03-12 04:55:04Z

The family of Lena DeGraftenreed and William R. Brown are reuniting for the 2010 DeGraftenreed-Brown Family Reunion. The 2010 DeGraftenreed-Brown Family Reunion will be June 11-13, 2010.

William Richmond Brown, born in Memphis, TN as the only child of William Miles and Willa Mae Brown, died 1967 in Kansas City, KS leaving 3 sons, seven daughters, 51 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren.

Lena DeGraftenreed, the last surviving child of ED and Susannah DeGraftenreed of Spiro, OK, died 1994 in Kansas City, KS at the age of eighty-eight leaving three sons, seven daughters, 51 grandchildren, 110 great-grandchildren, as well as a number of great-great-grandchildren.

Keywords: 2010 DeGraftenreed-Brown Family Reunion, DeGraftenreed Reunion, Brown Family Reunion, William R. Brown, Willie R. Brown, William Richmond Brown, Lena DeGraftenreed, Lena DeGraftenreed Brown

For more information on the 2010 DeGraftenreed-Brown Family Reunion, search "2010 DeGraftenreed-Brown Family Reunion" on http://Facebook.com or if Lena DeGraftenreed and William R. Brown is in your line please contact ky_esha(at)hotmail(dot)com

Re: CASADY?CASSADY REUNION 2002 PUTNAM CO. MISSOURI

rayandsue169 — 2010-02-01 18:17:28Z

I would be interested in knowing what was in your letters. They may contain information leading to my "brickwall" of Casady's, Cassady's, Cassaday's. Any possible way to pass some of the info ?

WIGGINS/HENDERSON--ANNUAL FAMILY REUNION

jjwiggins — 2009-06-23 13:13:35Z

Sat. June 20,2009 at THE TOWN HALL, Theodosia, Mo.(next to the Lutie Cem.)

Lunch will be Pot Luck, Bring your old pictures, stories and anything else you want, and come have a great day sharing and meeting old and new family with us.

Starts at 9:30 and goes till every one is gone..:-)

Looking forward to seeing you!!!

Benda Reunion

kelbenda — 2009-06-06 03:20:06Z

Descendants of Clarence Hiram Benda and Anna Susan Kelley to reunite for the first time in 23 years. Oldest known ancestor is Vojtech Benda. All descendants and interested parties are invited. Sept 6, 2009 at noon. Greentop Missouri in the park that can be seen from the road. Bring a dish and beverages, pictures, dates, computers, etc. If you would like a flyer, please email me at kelbenda@hotmail.com. I will send you one.
Kelly (Benda) Day

Coulter Reunion

dianagw — 2009-03-23 18:40:58Z

The Coulter Reunion this year will be June 7, 2009 at Lake Springfield in Springfield, MO. If need further information, please contact Diana Wittenberg at dianaanddon@cox.net.

Hope to see a lot of you there.

Diana Wittenberg

Re: Coulter Reunion

KKanoff — 2009-03-02 07:03:00Z

Hello Diana... Are you planning a Coulter reunion this year?

:)

Kathleen Coulter
Oklahoma

Loesches of MO, Family Reunion-2009

hschneider132 — 2009-02-19 19:55:08Z

This reunion is held every three years for loesch decendents that settled around jefferson City, Cole Co. MO. The 2009 reunion will be held on July 19 at the Stringtown Lutheran church located just off Hwy C about 7 miles South of Jefferson City. Go to Lohman turnoff, turn left on to old Stringtown Rd. Look for church on Rt. Reunion starts with a potluck about Noon. All Carl Gottlob Loesch decendents welcome. Inquire for more info.

Dutch Cousins Gathering/2009

LouiseLedger — 2008-11-01 14:31:45Z

DUREE, DuREE, DURIE, DuRIE and DURYEA Descendants

Dutch Cousins Gathering 2009

For more infomation click or copy/paste on the web site below

http://www.carolynbleonard.com/CarolynBLeonard/2009.html

Any above named Duree or other spellings, please contact me for more information.

Louise Ledger

Muller - Miller - Mueller

MWhit32 — 2008-10-25 18:22:45Z

MANY MANY Germans with this surname came to the USA. Unless your ancestor arrived in St.Louis or St.Louis County, there would be no connection to my families. Do you know where they lived in the USA and where they immigrated from in Germany???

Margie

Re: 6th German Ancestors Family Reunion

vswisher — 2008-10-25 05:54:53Z

I am interested in the Mueller/Miller connection.
My grandfather was Louis Mueller (changed to Miller) b Aug 21 1851 in Germany, had a brother named John and immigrated to the U.S. in abt. 1854 with their mother (name unknown)
Have lots on Louis not much on brother.
Any help would be appreciated.
Velma
swisher1696@comcast.net

Re: Coulter Reunion

dianagw — 2008-09-01 18:42:58Z

Sorry, but I do not have that name in my files.

Diana

Re: Coulter Reunion

Maccumminz — 2008-09-01 15:35:23Z

DIANA
DO YOU BY CHANCE HAVE ANY INFO.ON ALTON COULTER B.ABT 1904 IN GA.HE MARRIED ROSA LEE BARKER B.ABT 1903 IN GA.ANY HELP APPRECIATED.

Re: HAPPEL surname

MWhit32 — 2008-08-02 00:29:15Z

I am no longer actively researching, however, the connections were all through St.Louis (S Co) and Hessen Germany. If your connections were there, please give me names, dates, etc, and I will check my old database to see if any of them appear.

Margie in FL

Re: HAPPEL surname

ValHauck — 2008-08-01 21:50:21Z

Just wanted to see if any of my family is in your data base. Hauck,Maquardt,Jarvis,Hock/Heck,Matilda /Schaeperkoetter/,
Dehner,Simino,Calliot,Mehl,Rohlfing,Reiling,Patton

Re: HAPPEL surname

ValHauck — 2008-08-01 21:48:33Z

Just wanted to see if any of my family is in your data base. Hauck,Maquardt,Jarvis,Hock/Heck,Matilda /Schaeperkoetter/,
Dehner,Simino,Calliot,

Re: HALE/TETRICK/CONLEY/REYNOLDS AND BISHOP,FAMILY REUNION

LeathaBasco — 2008-06-02 19:40:28Z

Hi,
You can contact a cousin of mine about the Tetrick side,,he is directly related to them,,his name is Bill Conley,,his email is billkaren50@yahoo.com
He would be able to tell you more than likely where your Agnes fits in,,
My side married into them,,but he is in the direct line of the Tetricks,,
Leatha

Re: HALE/TETRICK/CONLEY/REYNOLDS AND BISHOP,FAMILY REUNION

WalterEmery — 2008-06-02 00:18:29Z

She is the daughter of Agnes Tetrick

Re: HALE/TETRICK/CONLEY/REYNOLDS AND BISHOP,FAMILY REUNION

LeathaBasco — 2008-06-01 20:40:26Z

Hi Denise,
Could you tell me 'which' family Mary Doris Emery fits in?,,Hale/Tetrick/Bishop/Conley/Walling/Reynolds?????

Re: HALE/TETRICK/CONLEY/REYNOLDS AND BISHOP,FAMILY REUNION

WalterEmery — 2008-06-01 15:48:13Z

I am inquiring about your family reunion. I believe it is the right one. My husband received a letter about it, but it got misplaced. He is the son of Mary Doris Emery. Could you please let us know if this is the right one? He is wanting to be there. He wants to share memories about his mother and also he has lots of pictures to share.

Thanks alot
Denise Emery

Denlow C.W. Memorial Update

csreilly — 2008-05-26 17:27:57Z

UPDATE - MAY 26, 2008

I returned late yesterday evening from a visit to Denlow. Once again I felt so welcomed with the warm hospitality that the people give each time I am there. I am already trying to scheme a plan in order to secure an invitation to the Denlow School Reunion each year even after our Memorial project is completed. It is possible that the delay of the memorial is a blessing after all. We have added one more names to our list of veterans and have 3 or 4 more to do research on. As mentioned previously, we do not want to leave anyone out. We also have discovered that at least one of the veterans on our list was a medal of honor recipient (William Arthur Hopper) and it is my hope that we can include a notation of that on our marker. The cemetery board built a wonderful retaining wall and platform for the placement of our marker and I wanted to share it with all. Please go to our memorial site to view the photos. http://home.earthlink.net/~cmickeys/dcm/ I also cannot end this without commenting on the descendants who come out to Denlow during the Memorial weekends. They are to be commended for such a great show of dedication to our ancestors. It is absolutely moving and amazing to see how many attend and are involved. I ALWAYS look forward to a visit in the area. Anyone with information about a Civil War Vet buried at Denlow... Please come forward. It is still not to late to add.

Coulter Reunion

dianagw — 2008-03-22 23:07:00Z

We are having a Coulter reunion in Springfield, Missouri on June 1, 2008. It will be held at Lake Springfield at 11:00 a.m. We have a shelter house so if it rains, we are protected. It is pot luck so everyone is asked to bring one dish. We have so much food left over that one dish per family is always plenty. Table service will be provided. Bring your own drinks. We visit, compare notes on the families, and have a great time. Sometimes someone brings a copier and we can make coopies of information. Anyone wishing to attend, please email me and I will send you a map to the lake. The more the merrier, so if you can, please plan to attend.

My name is Diana Wittenberg. I am researching all the Coulters who are descended from Nathaniel Coulter. His children are: Mary, Robert, John, Michael and James. My husband comes down through Michael who married Janet/Jonet Cumming. Their children were Margarit, Jonet, John, Michael, Marrion, Elizabeth, Michael, John, Robert, Alexander, Janet, and Hugh. Robert married Mary Stuart and had children Archibald, Mary Ann, Elizabeth, Margaret, Robert Stuart, Anthony, James, and John. This is my husband's line through Robert Stuart. Robert Stuart's sister, Margaret Coulter, married Andrew Graham. Margaret and Andrew's daughter, Elizabeth, married John Matthew Gleghorn.

My email is dianaanddon@cox.net.

Diana Wittenberg

HAPPEL surname

MWhit32 — 2008-03-09 23:09:37Z

I have no HAPPEL listed from either of these areas. However, if you can tell me where they settled in USA, perhaps there is some connection.

Re: 6th German Ancestors Family Reunion

bernfri66 — 2008-03-09 15:48:58Z

At Wahlshausen two brothers emigrated to USA:
Martin Happel born 21.5.1835 at Ibra, goes to USA at the year 1852
and his Brother Heinrich Happel born 18.9.18140 at Ibra, goes to USA at the year 1860

William Nelson

ehendriksen1 — 2008-02-26 15:22:38Z

Thank you for the info and thank you for even responding! I't wonderful that you have a book on your Nelson's. I have seen the Will of your William Sr. I have also seen several records indicating that Several Williams' were in the Rev. War. My William is found in these records but it indicates that he specifically was not in the Rev. war but the Indian Wars and specifically The war of General St Clairs defeat. I have found several affidavits of his friends & former war buddies & also his 2nd wife that this was the case. He enlisted under Captain Tipton. He was wounded (1791-1792) there, and unable to really support himself, and also the date of his death. I also found him on an "Invalid Pensioners list". In the book "Roster of Soldiers and Patriots of the American Revolution buried in Tennessee", THREE Williams are listed. 1- William Nelson b. 1747, Prince Edward Co Virginia. d. 1834 Hawkins Co Tenn.
2-William Nelson Sr., lists the info that you stated about his children.and 3- my William Nelson(d. after 1837,Washington Co)m. 1st wife_____,m 2nd Sarah____. Rev. service in Tipton's company, Shelby's regiment,. Pen from Washington Co. Nelson located on Knobb Creek tributary of the watagua abt 1 mile SW of the presant boundry of Johnson City, stopping place for Bishop Ashbury; Nelson built Chapel close to his home at own exspense; 1789 the 3rd Methodist Church west of the Mountains, the second in TN. Acuff Chapel Blountville attending it 3 years. Capt. Tiptons company at St. Clairs defeat in 1791, Ref: McCown; 1834 P.L.W.

Now if I go by this info of the Chapel, It leads me to believe that my William is the son of your William Sr. However, the connection just does'nt seem right somehow. Maybe this McCown, got his info wrong? I do not know who my William's Father is although I have been looking into Southway Nelson. Have you ever heard of him? I also found in a family History of Sullivan Co Tenn. A Reason Nelson stating that he is the son of William Nelson who built a Methodist chapel on Knobb Creek, have you heard of him? Hope to hear for you !!!- Elaine

Re: Peachy K. Snapp

Charles120 — 2008-02-26 01:54:46Z

I have a book of the Nelson family so will give you some of the information:

The William Nelson that went to MO was not the one who built the chapel it was as far as I can determine his father William Nelson:

The Father:

11. William NELSON was born on August 14, 1743 in Overwharton Parish, Stafford, Virginia.13 He was living on December 10, 1772 in Dunmore County, Virginia Colony.14 Recorded birth of Son George to William Nelson and wife Mary.

He was Land Purchase on February 26, 1778 in Washington Co, Tennessee.15 Granted or purchased 460 acres.
He was Land Purchase on September 21, 1779 in Washington Co, Tennessee.16 Granted or purchased 460 acres.
He was Land Purchase on April 3, 1780 in Knobs Creek, Washington County, Tennessee.17 Purchased 187 acres.
He was living in 1783 in Dunmore County, Virginia Colony.18He signed a will in 1824 in Washington Co, Tennessee.19 Will of William Nelson
Washington County, Tennessee
1824

In the name of God, Amen. I, William Nelson of Washington and State of
Tennessee knowing the uncertainty of life and being of sound mind and
memory have thought properly to make my last will and testament. First,
I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife one horse now in my possession,
three cows, my flock of sheep, my household and kitchen furniture of
every description during her natural life. It is also my wish and
desire that she may continue to receive her support from my son Mark W.
Nelson according to the true purpose and meaning of a bond I have on
said Mark W. Nelson for my support and maintenance and her support.
Secondly, I give unto my son, Mark W. Nelson my part of the wagon and
the farming tools of every description and the small grain that is now
in the field. And it is further my wish and desire that after the death
of my beloved wife, Mary, if she should survive me, that my executors
sell all the property heretofore specially devised to my said wife after
paying all my just debts and paying my funeral expenses to be equally
divided share and share alike amongst my six daughters (to wit) Jane,
wife of William Duzan, Liddia, wife of William Clyor, Edia, wife of
Robert McCall, Polly Nelson and Susan Nelson. Thirdly, I have a claim
to a tract of land in the State of Virginia and Shenandoah County which
land I claim by entry. It is my wish and desire that Thomas Stuart if
he can recover said, it will be binding on my said executors to clothe
him with full power and authority to commence for the recovery of the
said land or for my six daughters and their husbands to give him full
power or authority to recover said land and I give unto the said Stuart
the one half of the value of said land for recovering it. The said
Stuart is not to run my estate to any expense about the said land.
Should he recover the other half of said land not heretofore specially
divided, I give and bequeath unto my above named six daughters to be
equally divided between them share and share alike. Fourish and desire
that my negro woman, Fanny, and my negro man, named Jacob, to be set
free or be emancipated and I enjoin it on my executors to have it done
agreeable to the law in such cases made. Lastly, I do hereby nominate
and appoint my live sons William Nelson and Mark W. Nelson my executors
to this my last will and testament hereby making and entirely void all
wills and testaments heretofore made by me. In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this 27th March 1824.

Attest: Richard Carr Signed: William Nelson
Jacob Klepper
Peter Keighn
He died about 1828 in Washington County Tennessee.20 Proven by Will:

Name of wife: Mary

Name of living sons: William Nelson and Mark Wesley Nelson.

However, I think he had at lest 2 other sons. James and George, these sons must have died before William made his Will. On a historical marker in Washington County Tennessee Johnson City, at corner of Jackson Street and Watauga Avenue, it says. "On September 2, 1811, James Nelson deeded to trustees William Nelson, William Duzan, James King, Jacob Hoss, and John R. Boring, 4 acres and 8 poles to be used by the Methodist Episcopal Church for a house of worship. For many years a campground for religious meetings was maintained here with a central permanent tent and many family tents. During the Civil War Col. Robert Love's 62n N. C. Regiment, CSA, used the ground as a camp."

Name of Daughters and their husbands: Jane Nelson wife of William Duzan; Lyddia Nelson wife of William Clyor; Edia Nelson wife of James Baird; Jemima Nelson wife of Robert McCall, also unmarried daughters Polly Nelson and Susan Nelson.

Further, the will proves that William Nelson and family lived for a time in Shenandoah, Virginia as the will states that "I have a tract of land in the state of Virginia and Shenandoah County."

Found on the tax list of Virginia 1783 in Shenandoah County Virginia Number VASla22776779. This is approximately the time the children were born in Shenandoah, so we know William Nelson was there at that time. I can find no other William on the tax list at that time and in that place. However, there are several William Nelsons' listed on the Virginia tax list but not in Shenandoah, and not in the time frame we are looking for. From Shenandoah County, Virginia abstracts of Deeds: Volume one (1772 - 1784) William Nelson witnessed several deeds in 1773, Witnessed a deed in 1774. Leased land in 1782. 400 acres of land granted by Henry Nelson to his son William Nelson, by Deed of Gift 22 April 1774, (found in A. Gilreath's deed book of abstracts A, B,C,D (1772-1784) Shenandoah County, Virginia.

William NELSON was married to Mary MCKAY (AFN-HWR3-2H) (daughter of James MCKAY (AFN: KBGR - G9) and Mary CHESTER ) about 1770 in Virginia.21 According to the Green Papers (from the Virginia Historical Society) Written by Thomas Green states that Mary McKay married Wm. Nelson. Further states that the father of Mary McKay was James McKay. Mary MCKAY (AFN-HWR3-2H) was born about 1752 in Woodstock, Shenandoah, Virginia.2 William NELSON and Mary MCKAY (AFN-HWR3-2H) had the following children:

His son, my GGG Grandfather was the one who went to MO, see below:

From Goodspeed Histories: William Nelson was a native of Virginia, and one of the earliest settlers of Washington County Tennessee. He Moved to Polk County MO. where he died in 1847 and was buring in the Nelson Cemetery at Oto, Missouri. It is evident that started the move to Missouri with his daughter Emaline who married Peachy K. Snapp in Washington County on 28 December 1837, and other family members. Samuel D. Nelson died in Stone County, Missouri and his Will is filed there. I also found Peachy K. Snapp living in Polk County Missouri in the 1850 and 1860 census index for Missouri.

William Nelson, wife Nancy and several of the children left Washington County, Tennessee around 1838 and moved to Kingston, Roane County, Tennessee. There William filed his Will in 1839 saying he was starting on a long journey (He and the family were leaving for Missouri). His daughter Emaline, died sometime from the time they left Washington County and arrived in Missouri.

Buried in Nelson Cemetery Oto, Stone County, Missouri.

Re: Peachy K. Snapp

ehendriksen1 — 2008-02-25 21:10:51Z

Was your William Nelson father of Emiline, the William Nelson who built the Methodist chapel known as "Nelsons Chapel" in 1789? could you give me a background of William Nelson?

HALE/TETRICK/CONLEY/REYNOLDS AND BISHOP,FAMILY REUNION

LeathaBasco — 2007-05-05 02:18:32Z

A FAMILY REUNION IS SET FOR THE 1ST SATURDAY OF JUNE 2007,FOR THE ABOVE FAMILIES,,IT WILL BE HELD AT MTN GROVE,MO AT THE VFW STARTING AT 12:00 NOON,,EVERYONE WELCOME AND PLEASE PASS THE WORD ,,BRING FAMILY HISTORIES AND SHARE WITH OTHERS,,EAT AND MEET NEW FAMILY MEMBERS,,

Chilton Family Reunion

GilesChilton43 — 2007-08-29 00:12:30Z

The Family Reunion Of Joseph & Rachel (Winn) Chilton, & Ben & Myrtle Myrt Levada (Robinson) Chilton.

Will Take Place Sept 15 2007 8:00 am until 4:00 pm . Had A Great Time Last Year Looking Forward To Seeing You

Air Condition and Handicap Baths Rooms

Van Buren Youth And Community Center
1204 D Hwy and 60
Van Buren, Mo

Bring Your Favorite Finger Foods and Drinks and any pictures ( Old or New ) and memorabilia that you would like to share with others.

All Descendants and Relatives are urged to attend

( No Alcohol )

If You Can’t make it and would like E Mail a picture of your family and I will put it up to represent Your Family.

Giles Chilton E Mail gileschilton@semo.net
Box 533 Phone 573-323-4618
Van Buren ,Mo 63965

Brashers Reunion

2007-08-04 14:02:44Z

The Collins Cousins Reunion 2007

leevis11 — 2007-05-06 20:21:32Z

The Collins Cousins Reunion 2007

Saturday, June 23rd, at Noblett Lake Pavilion in Douglas Co. MO
Meet at 10 Eat at 12. Bring Lawn Chairs, and a Covered dish for GOOD FOOD and Lots of Visiting, and Stories with Relatives, and old Friends.

Email with questions: leevis11@verizon.net or ringtail3@verizon.net

Hope to see you there all relatives descended from David Collins 1750 your name doesn't have to be Collins just a descendant of his by any surname. We would love to see you there. David Collins 1750 and Thompsey Posting came from North Carolina which is the earliest I have them in Rowan, Bertie Countys, also Rowan County for North Carolina, and also in Virginia. Later on in Indiana, Kentucky and Missouri.

Re: Denlow School Reunion & C.W. Memorial

csreilly — 2007-06-05 01:45:55Z

Our memorial site has been updated with the description of the marker as well as our goal and status.

Re: Denlow School Reunion & C.W. Memorial

ozarkuncle — 2007-05-31 13:47:43Z

Cathie, I sure wished I could have stayed longer. Let me know how I can help with the project. Given the county's Civil War history, I think the Denlow Cemetery is a great place for that monument.

Re: Denlow School Reunion & C.W. Memorial

csreilly — 2007-05-30 17:01:59Z

The annual Denlow School Reunion was held on May 26, 2007 at the Denlow Church.
The Bluegrass music entertainment was wonderful. The time spent with those during the potluck dinner was just as enjoyable.
Several of the extended Alsup family members attended and are very grateful for the invitation.
A ground breaking ceremony at the Denlow Cemetery took place following the dinner. We appreciate all those who are involved in whatever way with this Civil War memorial which will honor so many of our ancestors.
The Goal of the amount needed for this project and more detailed information will be posted on our site as soon as I can acquire all the information. Please check our site regularly for updates and a photo of the recent event. http://home.earthlink.net/~cmickeys/dcm/
Anyone interested in donating to the memorial fund may still do so by making payment to Douglas County Memorial Fund and mailing it to Catherine Alsup Reilly at P.O. Box 1091, Fulton, Ky 42041.
It was great to see everyone and a special thanks to Dr. Kenneth Brown for stopping by.

Re: HALE/TETRICK/CONLEY/REYNOLDS AND BISHOP,FAMILY REUNION

klgarne — 2007-05-28 03:04:49Z

I am related to Fountain Hale (Born: 25 Mar 1827 in VA and Died 15 May 1916 in Louisburg, Dallas County, Missouri) He married Attimirah Rogers on 29 Mar 1849.

Would this be the line of Hale's invited to this reunion?

Denlow School Reunion & C.W. Memorial

csreilly — 2007-05-09 21:02:34Z

The annual Denlow School Reunion will be on May 26, 2007 at the Denlow Church.
The program will begin at 11:00 am and will include a Bluegrass musical group.
At 12:30 a potluck dinner will be served.
The Reunion Committee has invited all of the extended Alsup family members to attend.
The extended Alsup famly members will hold a ground breaking ceremony which will take place at the Denlow Cemetery following the dinner. The ceremony involves the newest memorial project which will honor all of the Civil War veterans buried at Denlow.
Anyone interested in donating to the memorial fund may still do so by making payment to Douglas County Memorial Fund and mailing it to Catherine Alsup Reilly at P.O. Box 1091, Fulton, Ky 42041. Everyone who donates will receive a donation certificate at the completion of the project.
The new memorial is expected to be completed and dedicated Memorial Day, 2008.
You may also view updated information about this project online at http://home.earthlink.net/~cmickeys/dcm/
or you may e-mail for information donate07@bellsouth.net

Re: 6th German Ancestors Family Reunion

ekrass — 2007-04-28 20:48:42Z

My mother´s née name was Ebinger - from whar I know her ancestors went from Germany to Ukraine in the 19th century, in a great immigration at that time.
She was born in Donetsk, Ukraine in 1921. Died in Brazil in 2003.
We live in Brazil - me and my sister - both married to brazilians.
If somebody could give me tips on how to get information of my mother´s genealogy, I will deeply appreciate it.
My email is: ekrass@yahoo.com

Evans Family Reunion

JerryEvans83 — 2007-04-10 04:36:11Z

There will be a family reunion for the family of Thomas Jefferson Evans on June 23, 2007; At the Old Greenville Park Shelter #10. Located in Greenville, Mo.
Hosted by Don & Jerry Evans

Re: Grotjan Family Reunion-Dalton, MO

Familyresearcher2007 — 2007-03-15 10:40:11Z

Re: 12 Pioneer Family Reunion - Lawrence Co. Missouri

kenclaire — 2007-02-01 20:06:42Z

My research just recently helped me to find my husband's great great grandmother Nancy Boucher who married William Parker. They resided in Edmondson Co. KY, but it was noted that she was born in Lawrence, Co MO. There were about 11 siblings. Their father was Peter Boucher 1770 and Sarah Goodnight 1777 and born in Mecklenburg Co. NC.

Would be so interested to connect with her ancestral family.

Claire Y. Kliever, Peoria, AZ
ken-claire@juno.com

Re: Grotjan Family Reunion-Dalton, MO

Familyresearcher2007 — 2007-01-31 21:40:30Z

Re: Ansel Terry family reunion Sept 12, 2004

mswithms7 — 2007-01-07 05:33:33Z

I saw this on the ancestry.com site and wondered since my heriage is amish and some relatives are buried in Davies county, MO if we are related.Jacob Luther LEWIS (11 Feb 1849-15 Nov 1925) born to Samuel and Catherine (Suffecool) LEWIS; and,

Jacob Luther LEWIS (26 Feb 1881-19 Dec 1929) born to Jacob Uriah and Sarah Catherine (PARRISH) LEWIS.

Note: Samuel LEWIS was the younger brother of Jacob; and, Jacob Uriah was the youngest son of Jacob and Kiziah.
Conrad Rutter
Sex: M
Birth: 26 SEP 1651 in Cleves,Westphalia,Prussia,Germany 1
Death: 1 MAR 1737 in Leacock,Lancaster,Pennsylvania 1
Event: Died (Alternate) 1 APR 1737 Leacock,Lancaster,Pennsylvania
Note:
Kiziah Small Lewis
"Mrs. K. Lewis, aged 76 years, mother of R. S. E. Lewis died very suddenly at his residence on Tuesday, Dec. 29th. Rev. Broadhurst conducted the funeral services at Crab Orchard, the funeral being largely attended by the friends of the old lady and the family. She was the mother of six children, all of whom are living and mourn the loss of their best friend." -- Gallatin Democrat, Thursday, January 7, 1892.

Her headstone is in Crab Orchard Cemetery, Liberty Township, Daviess Co., Missouri.

http://wwwrootsweb.com/~modavies/images/kizston2.htm

PLease email me Grizzly1224@cox.net if you are my relative. I would like to come to the 2007 reunion if you have one.