STREATOR/WOOLERY
Submitted 01/15/06 by Loretta Moon Forrester

My grandmother Della Rose (Woolery) Moon was born and married in St. Clair County, MO.  I cannot find her mothers family. I have her death certificate - grandmothers brother gave the information and he just didn't have a clue.
Della's parents - William Anson Woolery -Martha Anne Streator/Straitor.
Martha Anne's death certificate stated she was born 4 Jul 1843 -son stated she was born in Indiana - on the census it listed Illinois.
Death certificate stated her father was Jacob Straitor- but our hand written family history states Streator for her last name.
I know she was buried at Landaker Cem. Would love to find her parents.....Thanks for reading.

YATES
Submitted 02/05/06 by Liz Wallace

Would anyone have any info on this marriage?

1. Nancy Jane Yates, born October 20, 1860. She was the daughter of Jackson Yates and Elizabeth Smith. She married (1) ? January 03, 1884.

Descendants of Jackson Yates

1 Jackson Yates b: August 28, 1834 in Chillicothe, Carroll Co, MO d: February 12, 1883 in St. Clair County, MO (Probate 16 May 1883)

.. +Elizabeth Smith b: November 20, 1837 in IN d: February 03, 1897 m: February 12, 1857 in Jackson Township, Livingston County, MO

2 Martha Ann Yates b: February 24, 1858 d: February 22, 1872

2 Nancy Jane Yates b: October 20, 1860

.... +? m: January 03, 1884

2 Elizabeth Yates b: November 16, 1862 in Missouri d: April 14, 1944 in Steilacoom, Pierce Co., WA
Burial: Woodbine Cemetery, Puyallup, WA

.... +William Franklin Metcalf b: September 21, 1861 in Roscoe, St. Clair Co., MO d: May 23, 1922 in Buffalo, WY
(Informant--Chas R. Metcalf) m: October 13, 1881 in "Residence of Bride's Father", St. Clair Co, MO by Wm. B. Belisle
Burial: May 25, 1922 Buffalo, WY

2 John Jackson Yates b: December 08, 1864 in Chillicothe, MO d: July 16, 1933 in Meridian, ID Burial: Meridian Cemetery, ID

.... +Emily Jane "Emma" Kincaid b: November 28, 1866 in El Dorado Springs, Cedar Co., MO d: February 09, 1947 in Meridian, ID
m: December 21, 1884 in Missouri, Bk E. p. 257, St. Clair Co., MO Burial: Meridian Cemetery, ID

2 Sarah Ellen Yates b: February 26, 1867 in Osceola, MO d: July 04, 1949 in Billings, MT Burial: Tony (Ruckman) Cemetery, Luther, MT

.... +Lewis Harrison "Bud" Metcalf b: November 30, 1857 in St. Clair County, MO d: May 19, 1916 in Roscoe, MT m: October 20, 1885
Burial: Tony (Ruckman) Cemetery, Luther, MT

*2nd Husband of Sarah Ellen Yates:

.... +William A. "Bill" Pilster b: February 07, 1875 in PA d: February 14, 1921 m: Aft. 1916 Burial: Tony (Ruckman) Cemetery, Luther, MT

*3rd Husband of Sarah Ellen Yates:

.... +Ole C. Skifstad d: 1945 in Billings, MT m: 1932

2 Rebecca A. Yates b: January 05, 1870 d: February 03, 1895

.... +Charles William Powell b: September 16, 1867 m: September 23, 1888

2 Eva Rillious Yates b: May 05, 1872 d: February 05, 1892

.... +? Hendricx m: January 23, 1889

2 Mary Frances Yates b: November 18, 1877 d: June 25, 1878

GREEN, MCMILLIAN
Submitted 02/11/06 by Patricia Richardson

I am looking for information on my mother's family. Her mother's name was Rosa Viola Green born in Osceola in 1905.I am looking for any information on her father (Henry T. Green) and her mother (Jennie Salmons- was her maiden name on her death certificate).

Rosa's half-brother James Green lived in Osceola for over 40 years and I haven't been able to  find out anything on him.He married Effie Wiley in the 1930's in Osceola and she had a daughter named Leona,at the time that she died in the 70's her last name was McMillian.I am looking for  anything, so any information would be appreciated.

BADGERTON/BADGERO/BADGEROW
Submitted 02/15/06 by Floretta Woodworth

I am looking to find anything you might have on a family living at Speedwell Twp., St. Clair County, Missouri who were listed on the 1870 census as
follows:
 
Pg. 9 line 7-10 swelling and family number 61
Badgeron, W. age 37, b. New York males 21 yrs and upwards X
wife Elizabeth age 27, b. New York
Lucinda age 9, b. New York
Lebanan age 6, b. New York
 
I think the last name spelling might actually be Badgero or Badgerow. I don't know what the W. for the head of househould stands for and I think the
children's actual names were Lorinda and Lewman Silas. From everything else that I have seen the father and children were from Canada and the mother from Pennsylvania.

Lorinda later married Joseph J. Dunkerson (Dunkeson) and had a child by the name of Viola J. who was born in Missouri. Census records that I found later than 1870 have Lorinda as coming to the U.S. in 1868 and her brother as 1866.
 
I think there is some connection to an Isaac Badgerow who was married there in St. Clair County 23 Jan 1870 to Elizabeth J. Cockran.

Any information about this family or others connected to them would be greatly appreciated.

RODGERS
Submitted 02/19/06 by Louis Grimm

I'd like to find the dates when LESLIE RODGERS was Mayor of Osceola.  I believe that he died in January 1915 at age 65 or so. 

JONES/BANGLE
Submitted 03/04/06 by Andrea Jones

I am looking for any information on the David Franklin and Laura Ellen JONES family and the Charles Wesley and Ivy BANGLE Family.  Ivy was supposed to have died in a house fire in 1945?  Any information is greatly appreciated.

WALKER  KELLERMAN  FERGUSON
Submitted 03/15/06 by Cathy

I found the following while transcribing Pettis Co. marriages:

Pettis Co. Marriage Book B, p. 190

WALKER - KELLERMAN
I hereby certify that on the 23rd day of February 1864 I solemnized the rites of matrimony between David Walker of St. Clair County, Missouri and Francis E. Kellerman of Pettis Cty. Mo. according to law. Wm. Ferguson, Minister of the Gospel. Filed June 2nd 1864.

ADAMS
Submitted 03/20/06 by Doris Barnhart

I am searching for Elizabeth Adams’ marriage date. She was in Henry County, Missouri, on 1880 census. Died in Stroud, Oklahoma, 1925, age 93 years. She remarried somewhere before going to Oklahoma. Her husband, Robert Adams died in Civil War.

BRADLEY
Submitted 03/21/06 by Bertha Emmett

When did Missouri start keeping records of death certificates? I am looking for a death record for Reuben H. BRADLEY, who died 23 February 1889.

Note: Missouri Vital Statistics have death certificates on file from 1910. See vitalrec.com for further information.

HUNTER
Submitted 03/26/06 by Ola Mae Trout

I'm looking for the cemetery where Ambrose Hunter was buried in. I have he died Jan. 20, 1910.
His wife was listed in the 1910 Monegan Twp. St. Clair Co., Mo. census, that was taken in May 1910.
Would appreciate any help.

RICKMAN
Submitted 04/02/06 by S.D. Gilbert

I would like to know the directions to the Terry Cemetery in Monegaw township if any one has them I would greatly appreciate it.

Note: St. Clair county Cemeteries book gives the following directions.
From Highway 13, 1/4 mile north of Lowry City, take State road A West seven (7) miles to NW 401. Go south on NW 401 for three (3) miles. Cemetery is 1/2 mile east of NW 401.

FAY'S CEMETERY / CRIPES BURIAL GROUND
Submitted 04/28/06 by Cheryl Bell

Can anyone tell me if Fay's Burial Ground in the Appleton City area is the same cemetery as Teay's Chapel, located in Henry Co., Mo?
Also, where was Cripes / Cripe's Burial Ground located? Would this be Pleasant Mound or Dunkard Cemetery?

PACE
Submitted 05/25/06 by Mary

I'm researching my Dad's family who lived in St. Clair County during the 1900 census and before. The family included Edward and Ora Pace,
who had children named: Donnie, Willie, Mattie, Orville, Grover, Ina, & Olof. I would appreciate any information. Thank you, Mary

PACE
Submitted 05/25/06 by Mary

I'm searching for relatives of my grandfather Orville Tullie Pace. He was born to Edward and Ora Pace in Collins MO in 1893. He had siblings named Donnie, Willie, Mattie, Grover, Ina, and Olof in 1900. Edward and Ora were still living in Collins in 1930.

GUINN
Submitted 07/08/06 by Kathy Edwards

I am in the Guinn line. I think mine starts with Champion or maybe a brother to him named John. Then John maybe, and for sure next is Elious Henderson Guinn. VA, NC, TN, AL. There was a Champion who md Dorcas Williams in NC in 1787. I wonder if he is the dad to your Champion C. Guinn? One Champion married to Rebecca Jackson 10/16/1841. Would this be yours or the older Champion? All lived in  Franklin Co., TN which was formed from Carter Co., and Greene Co. I think  but not 100% sure. Older Champion was in Jackson Co., AL in 1830 and aged 70/80 nearby was John 40/50 and Daniel 30/40, both probably his sons?

Also a younger Champion Guinn in Lincoln Co., TN in 1820. 3 white males under 10, 2 were 10/16, and 2 who were 16/20 with no females. Did his dad leave, die or what. Was older Champion his dad? Was he in war  in 1820 or was he living with Richard Calloway and his son Charles (born Feb. 15, 1788)  who was indentured in 1791 for 18 or was it 21 years?

Do you have any answers?

BAILEY
Submitted 07/29/06 by Virginia Austin

Looking for information on Mary Jane Rooks Bailey in St Clair County.  I'm trying to find who her parents were and if her husband's name is just Joseph or William Joseph Bailey. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

HENDREX
Submitted 08/30/06 by Charlotte Seikel

I am looking for any info on the Hendrex family living in St. Clair Co. from about 1877 to 1882.  I am specifically looking for James Harrison Hendrex & wife Susannah [Stinebaugh] Hendrex, and their children.
Thanks Charlotte [Hendrex] Seikel

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