Taney - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: DANIEL WYMAN,1890 HOMESTEADER

t_uptegrove — 2009-11-23 20:41:14Z

Daniel Webster Wyman was b. Dec 1855 in IN, the son of Henry and Mary (Zimmerman) Wyman. He was the youngest of 8 children. He married Elizabeth O'Neill, b 10/17/1863 in IL. Daniel was a stonemason and the family settled in Taney Co., MO. The 1890 census lists them homesteading near Reuter, MO and the 1900 shows them living near Cedar Creek. I'm afraid all I know about them are these facts. Daniel died 2/1/1916--the death certificate says "suicide by freezing while temporarily insane". His son Arthur J Wyman was my GG grandfather. I have the names of his spouse and all their children as well as my direct line if you are interested. If you have any additional information I hope you will share it. Traci Uptegrove

tuptegrove@embarqmail.com

Re: Jefferson J. ROBERTSON

t_uptegrove — 2009-11-23 20:28:58Z

I hope you get this since it has been so long. Jefferson James Robertson was my ggg grandfather. Yes, Evaline (Evy) was his 2nd wife and his daughter Bettie was my gg grandmother. His first wife was Mary Ann Wilson. They were married on 8/8/1854 in Mercer Co., MO. I have her DOB as 4/6/1829 in Smith Co., VA. Their children were: Sarah, John, Louisa, Samuel, Edgar, Charles, Joseph and an unnamed infant. I'm not certain, but I do believe Jefferson J was buried in Taney Co., MO. I'm not sure what else you are looking for, but I am looking for information that confirms that Jefferson's parents were Carter T and Mary (Shrewsbury) Robertson, as well as information on his 2nd wife Evaline. I do not know her maiden name and am therefore stuck. Any information you have to share would be most appreciated.

tuptegrove@embarqmail.com

Re: Calvin Stockstill

Lenora219 — 2009-11-22 04:59:33Z

very interested in friend, mashburn family history. have information you may be interested in.

Re: Bowles, Terry, Hatton - 1892

riverbee1 — 2009-11-20 15:46:44Z

Judy,
i have information on the lee boles/bowles family in carroll county arkansas 1892.

his name was robert e. lee boles (spelled bowles before the civil war).

please contact me.

Re: Robert Kissee family lived Taney County after 1870

Rebeccabonacci15 — 2009-11-17 16:39:38Z

I found this surname as well as my relation, conner and williams grave information at homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/taney/relocatedellison.htm and homepages.rootsweb.com/~moarwrv/taney/cem_index.htm.

Re: Robert Kissee family lived Taney County after 1870 - Jesse Jennings

k1koolmomma — 2009-11-17 16:33:32Z

I also have a jesse and a squire jennings in my family related to charles e jenning, i would love to visit with you if this is the right jennings family

Re: Robert Kissee family lived Taney County after 1870 - Jesse Jennings

TwilaSmith75 — 2009-11-17 16:32:39Z

Is your Jesse Jennings related in any way to Squire Jennings who was born in Kentucky in 1813 and died in Douglas County Missouri in 1885? If so, I would love to correspond with you.

Re: Robert Kissee family lived Taney County after 1870 - Jesse Jennings

2009-11-17 16:31:44Z

Jesse Jennings was the grandfather of my ggrandmother, Mary Jane Jennings Parrish. I would like to exchange information with you. I do have pictures of the Jennings family. Marian Parrish Watson in Texas

Re: Robert Kissee family lived Taney County after 1870

2009-11-17 16:30:56Z

Hi,

I am also researching the Kissee family that lived in Taney County, MO at that time period.
Nancy Jane Kissee married Jessie Jennings in that area around the 1870's. They were my husbands gr-gr grandparents. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to come up with much info on Jessie Jennings at all. I was hoping you may have some sort of clue, since you are researching the same clan.
In some of my papers I have on the Kissee's it mentions several different Robert Kissee's. I'm not sure which one your interested in.

Look forward to hearing from you.
Gayla

Robert Kissee family lived Taney County after 1870

2009-11-17 16:29:16Z

I am looking for any information on the Robert Kissee family who lived in Taney county after 1870. Robert's wife was named Catherine. Her maiden name could possibly have been Dummit, although I am not sure. It is possible that they lived in Kissee Mills. I am interested in the history of Kissee Mills, as well. Thanks for any assistance.

Re: Taney County Soldiers of the Civil War

terriw2385 — 2009-11-14 01:51:31Z

Are there any listings for Walker? My William Walker would have been around 40, but men older than him were known to have served. His oldest son, John was born about 1836, and could have been of about the right age.

They were most likely Confederate.

Re: Myongo River

krieger444 — 2009-11-03 23:22:48Z

Sorry Larry. I do not know where these places are.

Re: Myongo River

LarryLarsen71 — 2009-11-03 01:01:12Z

From what I know it was near Bald knobber Hill and Possum ?. Have you ever heard of these places. Thanks Larry

Re: Irvin Eldridge BREEDLOVE married Elizabeth SNOW 1850-1853

TheBountyUsk — 2009-11-02 20:51:39Z

I love doing my geneology and my husbands. He was a grandson to Margaret Breedlove. Lee said Grandma Breedlove was a little woman and quite a horsewoman.
Irvin and Betsey had three children and she died having a set of stillborn twins, according to one resource. I am trying to be careful and keep up my concrete bibliogarphy as I go. The story I read said she asked her best friend Diana Phillips to raise her children and marry her husband when he got back. (This is legend at this point).
What I do know is that Irvin E. Breedlove was 6 foot,dark eyes and dark hair. It was interesting at one point in the calvery statements it said his hair was light.
He mustered into the 2 Calvery of Arkansas/enlisted May 14,
1864 at BelleFort,Ark. He was born in Warren,NC. He married Betsey between 1847-1855 in Morgan,TN (LDS resources).
He was absent without leave for approx 1 year and returned
in8-20-1865, I wonder if that was due to Betsey dying. He married Diana Phillips and had more children. He and Betsey by the census of 1860, had Mary M.Breedlove, age 6; Martha
J. Breedlove 4; and W.M. Breedlove 2: Her last name was snow. I'm guessing her mother and her children were on the same census. (Let me know if it is correct); Mary Snow 52;
Samuel Snow 6;James Snow 2;John Snow 6 months; Alexander 19;
Solomon Snow 15; Samuel Snow 13; I would love to have the information for my daughter that goes back to the Mayflower. I would also love to have a picture of Margaret and Irvin. I have a picture of Margaret's son Marion. He was dark and a handsome guy. I know that the Breedloves were full blood Cherokee as far as Lee told me.

Irvin Eldridge BREEDLOVE married Elizabeth SNOW 1850-1853

2009-11-02 20:48:00Z

BREEDLOVE, SNOW. I have a Snow family who came from Tn to Taney Co Mo in the 1850's. My GG grandfather, Irvin Eldridge BREEDLOVE, married Elizabeth SNOW between 1850 and before 1853. I do not know where they were marr. but suspect it could have been Taney co Mo as some of Elizabeth's family was in Taney Co in the 1850's. I am also looking for the family of Irvin Breedlove and I know there were Breedloves in your part of Mo. but have not been able to connect him to one of those families. Any help in this search would be greatly appreciated. I have this Snow family back to the Mayflower and will share with anyone. Thanks
Juanita

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri

JEWillhoit — 2009-10-30 17:14:04Z

Source: Marriages of Ozark County, MO, 1858 - 1895
PEACOCK,EMMA
MUNCY,WILLIS
MARRIAGE DATE: 30 July 1891

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Andrew & Mary Muncy

JEWillhoit — 2009-10-30 17:10:16Z

Source: Certificate of Death, Missouri State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, File No. 11166.
Name: Mary E. Muncy
Date of Death: 3 March 1929
Place of Death: Cave Springs, Jasper County, MO
Cause of Death: Arterial Sclerosis, Sensility
Physician: Dr. A.B. Clark
Age: 85 years
Name of Spouse: Andrew J. Muncy
Occupation of Deceased: Housewife
Date of Birth: 27 November 1844
Birthplace: Howard County, MO
Father: No Record
Mother: No Record
Informant: Mrs. J.B. Gorman, 312 Picher Rd, Jac__(unreadable)
Place of Burial: Hill Crest Cemetery
Date of Burial: 4 March 1929
Undertaker: P__Clark (unreadable), Galena, MO
Date Filed: 12 March 1929

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Andrew Muncey in 1880 Taney MO

JEWillhoit — 2009-10-30 17:08:11Z

Census: 1880 Beaver, Taney, Missouri; Roll T9_739; Family History Film: 1254739; Page: 273.2000; Enumeration District: 125; Image: 0048.
Andrew Muncey Age: 34 Birthplace: Missouri Mother's Birthplace: Indiana Occupation: Farmer
Mary (wife) Age: 33 Birthplace: Missouri Father's Birthplace: Kentucky Mother's Birthplace: Missouri Occupation: Housekeeping.
Willis (son) Age: 13 Birthplace: Missouri Occupation: Works on Farm

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Peacock in Barry Co MO

JEWillhoit — 2009-10-30 17:01:01Z

Source: Mineral Springs Cemetery,(Barry County, MO
Directions: From Cassville take 76 east to FR 1170 and turn north. At FR 2180 turn east(right. Church will be on left.

PEACOCK, Lucy M. 2 Apr 1896 -12 Jul 72

PEACOCK, Charles E. 20 May 1896 - 12 Jul 72

PEACOCK, Emma R. 20 Mar 1876 -14 Mar 1936

PEACOCK, Iva May 1892 - 1924

PEACOCK, Sarah 22 Oct 1890 - 21 Aug 1909

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Peacock in Ozark Co MO

JEWillhoit — 2009-10-30 16:34:45Z

Source: Marriages of Ozark County, MO, 1858-1895

DURICK, H.H. (DERRICK)
PEACOCK, ELIZA A.
MARRIAGE DATE: 27 MAR 1884

DUNCAN, O.C.
PEACOCK, JANE
MARRIAGE DATE: 7 DEC 1887

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Peacock in Ozark Co MO

JEWillhoit — 2009-10-30 16:30:25Z

Source: Marriages of Ozark County, MO, 1858-1895
HARPER, J.E.
PEACOCK, REBECCA L.
MARRIAGE DATE: 5 JAN 1888

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Peacock in Ozark Co MO

JEWillhoit — 2009-10-30 16:25:34Z

Source: Lutie Cemetery, Theodosia, Ozark County, MO
Peacock, A. B., June 19, 1830-June 8, 1900
Peacock, Elizabeth Ann, no dates
Peacock, J. E., Sept. 7, 1894-Nov. 6, 1895
Peacock, Joe, Feb. 5, 1862-Sept. 21, 1901
Peacock, Kelley V., Jan. 25, 1889-June 5, 1962

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Benjamin Peacock

JEWillhoit — 2009-10-30 16:21:58Z

Glad that I could help. I just kept searching Civil War pages. I can't remember the web site address now. Sorry.

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Benjamin Peacock

rrisner180 — 2009-10-30 16:00:31Z

Thanks Joyce. I later on found Benjamin in the census record. Just wasn't sure if he died in the Civil War or what happened to him. I had found his widow in the 1880 census with daughter Tabbtha (sic). I'm curious though how you found out his cause of death?

Again, appreciate the info.

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Peacock in Ozark Co MO

JEWillhoit — 2009-10-30 15:59:42Z

Source: Lutie Cemetery, Theodosia, Ozark County, MO
PEACOCK, Sarah L., 5 Aug 1856-4 Mar 1968
PEACOCK, Mary H., 28 Oct 1853-4 May 1868

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Benjamin Peacock

JEWillhoit — 2009-10-30 15:57:45Z

FIRST ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
COMPANY C

PEACOCK, BENJAMIN Pvt
Enl 12 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR. Age 40, farmer, ht 5' 9", eyes blk, hair blk, complx drk, born in Newton Co, AR. Died of typhoid 28 Feb 1863 at Fayetteville, AR.

According to the 1860 census of Whiteville Twp., Marion County, AR, Benjamin Peacock's wife was listed as Elizabeth and they had a daughter, Mary J., listed as 8/12 months old. His father, Malachi Peacock, was also living in this household.

My earlier research centered on descendents of Arthur Barton Peacock (19 June 1830-8 June 1900) and Elizabeth Ann Leadford (b. 1 January 1831) who lived in Ozark County, MO.
Hope this helps! Joyce

Re: Pierce TEAGUE born 1854 - Marion F. Teague

paulwatson76085 — 2009-10-30 15:48:23Z

Please contact I have a picture of John Martin Teague's dau. Loraine Quick, by his first marriage to Anna Quick. Loraine is still alive, age 90 and lives in N.C. I have a e-mail address of her daughter, Paula. Hope all is well. Marian Parrish Watson

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Peacock, Patterson, Barksdale

Stanley_Peacock — 2009-10-25 17:06:49Z

I am searching for census or property or wills for the following

William Peacock, b.1795, married Martha Patterson, b. 1790

They are believed to have had 11 children:

Abraham
John Julius
Solomon
Elmira
William L.
Gideon
Elizabeth
Pierson M.
James Jefferson
Timothy
Lydia

By 1840 William Peacock and Martha Patterson Peacock are believed to have moved to Calhoun County, Florida where Martha died about or after 1850. William Peacock remarried in either 1853 or 1858 to Elizabeth Smith.

Martha Patterson,b. 1790, is the daughter of Joel (Joseph) Patterson and Sarah Barksdale and they owned land in Hancock Co. GA, and Joel (Joseph) Patterson left a will in Sparta, Hancock Co. Ga in 1827.

Please contact me if you have any information or know of anyone researching these families or names.

Stan Peacock
P.O. Box 636
Panama City, FL 32402
Phone: 850-814-1771
Email: Peacockse@aol.com

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Arthur Barton PEACOCK

rrisner180 — 2009-10-25 16:56:52Z

Dear Joyce - I'm descended from Arthur's sister, Amanda (who married Asbury Hinkle, then moved to Missouri). There was another son of Malachi, Benjamin (b. ~1837, TN) who was last found in the 1860 Marion Co, ARK census. Do you know what became of him? I wonder if he became a causulty of the Civil War. Any assistance is appreciated. - Robert

Re: Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri - Arthur Barton PEACOCK

JEWillhoit — 2009-10-25 16:45:26Z

Seeking information on descendants of Arthur Barton PEACOCK (1830-1900) and Elizabeth Ann LEDFORD (1831-1917). A daughter, Eliza Ann PEACOCK (5 Feb 1862-30 Jan 1892) married Henry Kelley DERRICK (17 Feb 1859-16 Aug 1944). Their daughter, Millie Mae DERRICK (27 Apr 1885-13 Mar 1953) married Alexander HOBBS. They had seven children. Thank you.

Willis MUNCY and Millie PEACOCK married ca 1890; settled Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri

2009-10-25 16:39:09Z

Searching for information on Willis MUNCY (b. ca. 1870) and Millie PEACOCK (b. ca. 1870) who married ca. 1890 and settled in the Little Beaver area above Bradleyville, Taney Co., Missouri. I have one source who thinks they were buried in a remote cemetery near the Little Beaver Creek near Bradleyville. One source claims Willis was an expert fiddle player; another source reported he was a riverboat gambler! I do not think they had any children. Any information greatly appreciation. Will share info I have on PEACOCK line (descendants of Arthur Barton PEACOCK).

Re: Myongo River

krieger444 — 2009-10-25 13:10:58Z

Larry,
Could you possibly be referring to the Niangua River? Do you have the names of any towns associated with your ancestors?
Norman

Re: Seigle McPhearson O'NEAL born 1862 Taney Co. Missouri - Raleigh O'Neal

rmaserang — 2009-10-25 02:54:45Z

I am the Great-great Granddaughter of Raleigh O'Neal. I, too,
am searching his and his wife's parents. Also their death dates and where they are buried. As I understand it, William
is Raleigh's brother and Seigle is William's son. Seigle had a Seigle Jr.

Frank Theodore and his wife Lillie Polly O'Neal are my Great-
Grandparents. As the story goes, Lillie "Pollyann" packed up
6 kids (they had 8 - two after the move) and moved to Colorado Springs, Colorado in the early 19teens because of Frank's drinking and beatings. Frank followed. They got back
together and had two more children. Frank worked as a miner
and I don't have any more information on him. Lillie died July 30, 1940. She is buried in the Evergreen Cemetery in Colorado Springs, CO.

Frank and Lillie had my Grandmother Myrtle Frances Nov 16, 1902 in Taney County, Missouri. She married Arthur Thoedore Maserang Dec 04, 1923. They had one son, my father, Herbert Arthur May 23, 1929. He married Waneta (indian) W. Reck Dec 18, 1949 in Colorado and they had my 4 sisters and me.

I would be grateful if you would contact me and happy to share any information.

Re: Seigle McPhearson O'NEAL born 1862 Taney Co. Missouri - Raleigh O'Neal

2009-10-25 02:53:05Z

Hi Irene,

Have I been looking for YOU! I saw your post on the Taney County, Mo., page. My husband, Mark's great grandfather was Raleigh O'Neal. We know nothing about this family. We drove up to Taney County last Saturday to do research at the Library. We found Raleigh O'Neal on the 1900 Taney County, Mo., census. Their son Frank T. O'Neal b.1865 IL (Mark's grandfather) and his wife Lillie P. b.1883 Mo., & daughter Martha M. b. 1898 Mo., were living in the house with Frank's parents Raleigh O'Neal b.1825 TN & Alice b.1840 England.

Boy, were we glad to see this. We didn't know who Franklin T. "Frank" O'Neal's parents were until we found this. We also notice on the 1900 Taney County census a William O'Neal b.1831 TN with wife Sarah b.1843 IL and daughter Ada E. b.1898 Mo. Is William a brother to Raleigh??

You Mentioned in your post that Seigle NcPherson O'Neal was the son of Raleigh O'Neal b.1828 TN and Martha O'Neal. Is this the same Raleigh? Did Raleigh have any other children. Do you know when Raleigh died and where he and his wife are buried?

Irene anything you can help me with on this family, I will be most grateful! Would love to share info with you!
Looking forward to hearing from you!!
Gwen Rosamond Forrester

Re: Seigle McPhearson O'NEAL born 1862 Taney Co. Missouri - O'Neal Cemetery

2009-10-25 02:51:12Z

I'm not researching O'Neal,but i know where the cementary is at and three names if you need them

Sarah

Re: Seigle McPhearson O'NEAL born 1862 Taney Co. Missouri - O'Neal Cemetery

rmaserang — 2009-10-25 02:50:46Z

Sarah,
I don't remember seeing your post way back when. I would love any information you have. Rande Maserang

Seigle McPhearson O'NEAL born 1862 Taney Co. Missouri

JudiSumner — 2009-10-25 02:48:28Z

Looking for anyone researching Seigle McPherson O'NEAL b. 09 Nov 1862 in Taney Co, MO. Seigle was the son of Raleigh (Rolley)O'NEAL b.1828 TN, and Martha O'NEAL. Seigle married Lula Amelia Coble. He was the nephew of my gr gr gf William M O'NEAL b.1831TN. I have information to share on the O'Neal family.

Re: Taney County Soldiers of the Civil War - Robert N. Selvidge b. 1841 d.1861

ShawnaWoodard — 2009-10-20 06:05:08Z

I do not see Robert N. Selvidge listed in this article.
Taney County Soldiers of Civil War, 1865.
"White River Valley Historical Society Quarterly".
Winter 1962-1963.
Page 18.
=====
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.cfm
He is listed in the National Park System's Soldiers and Sailors database.
Robert D. Selvidge (First_Last)
Regiment Name Phelps' Reg't, Mo. Inf. (6 Months, 1861)
Side Union
Company B
Soldier's Rank_In Pvt.
Soldier's Rank_Out Pvt.
Alternate Name
Notes
Film Number M390 roll 43

Phelps' Regiment, Missouri Infantry (6 months, 1861)

Organized at Rolla, Mo., September 22 to December 27, 1861. Served unattached, Army of Southwest Missouri, to February, 1862. 2nd Brigade, 4th Division, Army of Southwest Missouri, to May, 1862.

SERVICE.-Duty at Rolla, Mo., till February, 1862. Curtis' Campaign against Price in Missouri and Arkansas February and March. Actions at Sugar Creek and Bentonville February 17. Battles of Pea Ridge, Ark., March 6-8. Mountain Grove March 9. Mustered out May 13, 1862.

Lost 2 Officers and 23 Enlisted men killed and 3 Officers and 91 Enlisted men by disease. Total 119.

Re: Taney County Soldiers of the Civil War - Robert N. Selvidge b. 1841 d.1861

TerryAdams — 2009-10-20 06:03:35Z

Shawna
Could you please look up an ancestor of mine: Robert N. Selvidge b. 1841 d.1861. I believe he died in the battle of Wilson Creek?? Could you pass on any info you find about him such as his Unit, his rank, how he died, where he is buried, his commander's name etc??
Terry

Re: Taney County Soldiers of the Civil War

2009-10-20 05:59:32Z

Thanks for posting this. I think this was most likely a Union list. I know Eli Sanford, who is on the list, was a Union soldier. My ancestors, Edward W. Wood and his brother, John B. Wood fought for the Confederacy and most likely enlisted across the border in Marion Co AR. Edward and his wife, Mary, divorced over political differences and Mary married Eli Sanford in 1866. They also had a brother, William Wood, who was also believed to have fought for the Confederacy, but I haven't found any information on him.yet The Wood brothers' father, John "Uncle Jacky" Wood was killed by bushwackers during the Civil War and the Wood family moved across the line into Arkansas where they remained for about 15 years before returning to Taney.

Re: Taney County Soldiers of the Civil War

ShawnaWoodard — 2009-10-20 05:55:21Z

No. No PARKS listed.

Re: Taney County Soldiers of the Civil War

brendase88 — 2009-10-20 05:52:24Z

Hello, are there any Parks on the list. Thanks for any help. Brenda

Re: Taney County Soldiers of the Civil War - Marion Nave born 1840

2009-10-20 05:51:29Z

Searching for information on Marion Nave of Taney County,Missouri . Born 1840 to William Nave.Mother unknown.
Marion was a Confederate soldier and presumed killed(1865) as did not return from the war. Believe he wed Margaret CRISP 1859 Washington Co.Arkansas.
Does anyone have informstion on Marion ? Have been searching for almost 50 years.

Re: Taney County Soldiers of the Civil War

ShawnaWoodard — 2009-10-20 05:48:52Z

I might as well take the time to transcribe the list and post it here. Maybe someone can explain it to me. I donâ€™t find a number of these names on the Soldiers and Sailors database by the National Park Service. Are they Union or Confederate? Is this some kind of militia? It isnâ€™t regular army. The magazine I got this from just presents it as a list with no explanation.

Taney County Soldiers of Civil War, 1865.
"White River Valley Historical Society Quarterly".
Winter 1962-1963.
Page 18.

Taney County Soldiers of Civil War
March - 1865 - September
Order No. 3.
Captain W. L. Fenix, Commanding
Date enrolled and date of entering service: March 10, 1865.
Days of service: 182.
Date discharged: Sept. 9, 1865.
Place: Forsyth

Boswell, John B. Cpl.
Barnhard, Reubin N. Sgt.
Adams, Solomon Pvt.
Adamson, Larkin Sgt.
Brown, Isaac Pvt.
Brown, Jefferson C. Pvt.
Brown, John J. Sgt.
Buck, Wm. Pvt.
Budoon, Andrew J. Pvt.
Burkhart, Geo. W. Cpl.
Carpenter, Samuel Pvt.
Casey, Francis M. Pvt.
Cheriworth, Isaac N. Pvt.
Cline, Jasper Pvt.
Cline, John Pvt.
Cochran, George Pvt.
Davis, Hiram M. Pvt.
Davis, Ira J. Pvt.
Everett, James M. Pvt.
Farmer, Stephen S. Pvt.
Fenix, Eli P. Pvt.
Fenix, William L. Capt.
Filbeck, Amos J. Pvt.
Filbeck, Geo. W. Pvt.
Filbeck, Spencer Pvt.
Franklin, James A. Pvt.
Friend, James Pvt.
Friend, Peter Pvt.
Gibson, Spencer Pvt.
Goodall, Pleasant Pvt.
Gowan, Wm. Pvt.
Hale, Reubin L. Pvt.
Hall, Elijah A. Cpl.
Hampton, James J. Pvt.
Hampton, Jase Pvt.
Hayden, Joel H. Pvt.
Hilton, Wm. Pvt.
Huff, James Pvt.
Huff, Samuel Pvt.
Igo, Wm. B. Pvt.
James, Adam H. Pvt.
James, Jacob 2nd Lt.
Jenkins, Thomas W. Pvt.
Johnson, Benj. Cpl.
Johnson, James Pvt.
Kelly, Hardy Pvt.
Killet, Elias Pvt. (Died May 8, 1865)
Kissee, Willis 1st Lt.
Lastin, Thomas J. Pvt.
Laughlin, Henry H. Pvt.
Loftin, Wm. Pvt.
Lonscott, Eli B. Cpl.
Mackey, Geo. W. Pvt.
Mackey, Gilbert Pvt.
Martin, Samuel H. Pvt.
Mathis, Wm. Pvt.
Maynard, Perry N. Pvt.
Miller, Joseph Pvt.
Miller, Lorenzo D. Pvt.
Miller, Wm. B. Pvt.
Mitchell, Robert H. Pvt.
Mitchell, Thomas J. Bugler
Mowry, James H. Pvt.
Nance, Robert W. Pvt.
Nash, James Pvt.
Nash, Wm. J. Pvt.
Payne, Thomas Pvt.
Ridman, John Pvt.
Robinson, George Pvt.
Rollin, Henry Cpl.
Sanford, Eli A. Sgt.
Sealo, John Pvt.
Slagles, John Pvt.
Smith, Andrew J. Cpl.
Smith, Robert Pvt.
St. Clair, Wm. F. Pvt.
Swearingen, John Pvt.
Teaque, Wm. W. Pvt.
Thornton, Kinian Musician
Trail, Asa W. Pvt.
Tripp, Christopher Pvt.
Tripp, Wm. Pvt.
Weaver, Jefferson C. Pvt.
Weaver, John B. Pvt.
Weaver, Wm. B. Pvt.
Waddle, Geo. W. Pvt.
Whitehead, Wm. Pvt.
Williams, Richard M. Pvt.
Wilson, Felix Pvt.
Workman, Issac Cpl.
Workman, John T. Pvt.
Workman, Richard, Jr. Pvt.
Workman, Richard, Sr. Pvt.
Workman, Wm. Pvt.

Myongo River

LarryLarsen71 — 2009-10-10 03:28:55Z

Looking to see if anybody has heard of Myongo River. I have some family info saying they lived on the Myongo River, which should be in Taney county or a county near Taney. Any info would mean alot. Thanks Larry

Henry Rogers/Elizabeth Robertson Rogers

LarryLarsen71 — 2009-10-09 16:04:01Z

Looking for any info on Henry Rogers married to Elizabeth Robertson Rogers. They had two sons Steven, Leslie and a daughter which was born between Bald Knoober Hill and Possum Holler on June 12, 1894. He father Henry Rogers died in a train accident around 1895-1899. Any info would mean alot. Thanks Larry

Re: James Columbus Boothe lived Taney County 1921 - Sarah McGill

gfrance_1 — 2009-10-07 00:19:31Z

Wished we had known you were going to visit the Booth/e Cemetery on Bee Creek. We would have loved to have met you there and shared all of the Booth/e family information.
I have since found much more on the McGill family.

I am Marilyn, wife of Garland France.
James Columbus "Lum" Booth/e is a brother to Garland's grandmother, Martha Ann "Annie" Booth/e.

I have all of the children listed for "Lum" & Sarah McGill, including Cynthia Rebecca "Becky" Ann Booth/e that married William Riley Matlock.
We would like to exchange information and photos.
I am the one that does the research, as you can tell.

Re: James Columbus Boothe lived Taney County 1921 - Sarah McGill

ML81835 — 2009-10-07 00:18:31Z

I am Rebecca Matlock (Boothe's grand daughter. We live in Kellyville, Oklahoma. I have a little bit of info on the Boothe family. We (our four children, thier spouses, my husband & I) made a trip to the cemetery and Bea Creek School sites this past weekend and was very pleased to see the cemetery was being kept up. We talked to the man & his wife who mowes it. We were at the cemetery about 30 yrs. ago and had to wade through high grass brush. Rebecca was married to William Reily Matlock they lived here.

Re: James Columbus Boothe lived Taney County 1921 - Sarah McGill

BrendaSmith123 — 2009-10-07 00:16:59Z

Hello again, been awhile since we talked and I wondered if you know what Browns your connection is researching in Taney County. I would like to talk to him if he would about them. I have four differnt Brown lines connected to my lines and could use some info on them. Thanks for any help. Brenda

Re: James Columbus Boothe lived Taney County 1921 - Sarah McGill

BrendaSmith123 — 2009-10-07 00:16:15Z

1859 for Sarah but think I must have used wrong info for you it was a Marler not a Brown, sorry about that but now that you have a brown connection wondered what Browns he is researching I have two or three different ones myself