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Name: MUGU ENUGU <MUGU@ENUGU.COM>

Date: 2003-12-11

Comments:
ALL MUGU SHOULD STAY CLEAR. I AM HERE*******************************************************************************************************************************************************

Name: Jill James <jill@academicplanet.com>

Date: 2003-09-12

Comments:
I think I have information regarding Lewis Bennett's parents and grandparents. His father was Howard Bennett and his mother Lucy Jones. They are from Campbell Co., VA. Lucy Jones' father was Thomas Jones and the mother Patty Douglas. Thomas Jones left a will in Amherst Co. which lists his children, grandchildren and any spouses. Several of the children married Clarksons, and several of the Clarksons moved to Chariton County as well as other counties in Missouri.

Name: Richard Britt <rbritt@brmemc.net and rbritt30512@yahoo.com>

Date: 2003-08-18

Comments:
Searching for Britts from Bertie NC

Name: Lowell M. Schake <lschake@aol.com>

Date: 2003-07-21

Comments:
"La Charrette: Village Gateway to the American West" is the only history-genealogy book on the westernmost village of the Louisiana Purchase where Lewis & Clark departed civilization. Multiethnic French x Native American families predominated. The seven families had nine orphans among them. See what Daniel Boone family member Margy Miles says about "La Charrette" at http://www.pastseeker.com/boone/lacharette/schake.shtml
Call the Marthasville Chamber of Commerce to order copies at $19.95 each,636-433-5242. Contact the author for more information.

Name: JohnE. blakley <jeblak@osprey.net>

Date: 2003-01-23

Comments:
Searching for uncle & aunt burial dates in Salisbury, Mo. Cemetery.Your search engines were of no help to my input.
Joseph W. Blakley or Blakely, died at V.A.Hospitial in Kansas city. B 15 APR 1859 - D 1959.
Francis Marie Blakley B 30 APR 1904 - D
William Anderson Blakley - Nancy Jane (ne Robertson),Joseph
parents & my grandparents are buried here also. Appreciate
any input, Thank you. John B.

Name: Bob Maximoff <OrangTua@aol.com>

Date: 2002-12-01

Comments:
I've been trying to find a way to give you some names of ancestors buried in Chariton Co, cemeteries. Your site asks for such input, but there's no instruction or link that I can find to permit anyone to respond. I also have questions about other Chariton cemetery sites not listed which I would like to know more about.

Name: Tom Johnson <Tomrj99@aol.com>

Date: 2002-03-30

Comments:
I was visiting your genealogy, My step grandmother died while living in this county. Her name was Francis (Doughty) Johnson wife of James W. Johnson. she died I think Dec. 25,1931, is ther a local newspaper that would have carried the obituary?
Thanks for any help or information.
Tom at --Email--Tomrj99@aol.com

Name: Louise Rasmussen <oxras@juno.com>

Date: 2002-03-23

Comments:
I like what I've seen so far, but I have just begun my search.

Name: Charlotte Townsend <snowhite49437@yahoo.com>

Date: 2002-02-07

Comments:
I need the e-mail for Mo Geanolgy Soc. Doyou have it?

Name: Steve Illum, Ph.D., Southwest Missouri State University <sfi462f@smsu.edu>

Date: 2001-09-18

Comments:
Can you tell me if there are any hisotric mills accessible to the general public (if on private property, even by appointment) in your county? If so, please send me the name, phone number, e-mail address (if there is one) of a contact for the mill(s).

Sincerely,

Steve Illum, Ph.D.
Southwest Missouri State University

Name: pj <pjrdsis@hotmail.com>

Date: 2001-03-28

Comments:
Chris- i'm still trying to find you! Robie Joe Elliott is my uncle. My dad was Russell Elliott, and I grew up in Wapato, Wa. I met your cousin once. She took me to the pool, shopping, and to Greg's little league games. Said she enjoyed having a girl around for once! Tell me, was her possum loaf for real?


Name:	MUGU ENUGU <MUGU@ENUGU.COM>
Date:	2003-12-11
Comments:	ALL MUGU SHOULD STAY CLEAR. I AM HERE*******************************************************************************************************************************************************


Name:	Jill James <jill@academicplanet.com>
Date:	2003-09-12
Comments:	I think I have information regarding Lewis Bennett's parents and grandparents. His father was Howard Bennett and his mother Lucy Jones. They are from Campbell Co., VA. Lucy Jones' father was Thomas Jones and the mother Patty Douglas. Thomas Jones left a will in Amherst Co. which lists his children, grandchildren and any spouses. Several of the children married Clarksons, and several of the Clarksons moved to Chariton County as well as other counties in Missouri.


Name:	Richard Britt <rbritt@brmemc.net and rbritt30512@yahoo.com>
Date:	2003-08-18
Comments:	Searching for Britts from Bertie NC


Name:	Lowell M. Schake <lschake@aol.com>
Date:	2003-07-21
Comments:	"La Charrette: Village Gateway to the American West" is the only history-genealogy book on the westernmost village of the Louisiana Purchase where Lewis & Clark departed civilization. Multiethnic French x Native American families predominated. The seven families had nine orphans among them. See what Daniel Boone family member Margy Miles says about "La Charrette" at http://www.pastseeker.com/boone/lacharette/schake.shtml Call the Marthasville Chamber of Commerce to order copies at $19.95 each,636-433-5242. Contact the author for more information.


Name:	JohnE. blakley <jeblak@osprey.net>
Date:	2003-01-23
Comments:	Searching for uncle & aunt burial dates in Salisbury, Mo. Cemetery.Your search engines were of no help to my input. Joseph W. Blakley or Blakely, died at V.A.Hospitial in Kansas city. B 15 APR 1859 - D 1959. Francis Marie Blakley B 30 APR 1904 - D William Anderson Blakley - Nancy Jane (ne Robertson),Joseph parents & my grandparents are buried here also. Appreciate any input, Thank you. John B.


Name:	Bob Maximoff <OrangTua@aol.com>
Date:	2002-12-01
Comments:	I've been trying to find a way to give you some names of ancestors buried in Chariton Co, cemeteries. Your site asks for such input, but there's no instruction or link that I can find to permit anyone to respond. I also have questions about other Chariton cemetery sites not listed which I would like to know more about.


Name:	Tom Johnson <Tomrj99@aol.com>
Date:	2002-03-30
Comments:	I was visiting your genealogy, My step grandmother died while living in this county. Her name was Francis (Doughty) Johnson wife of James W. Johnson. she died I think Dec. 25,1931, is ther a local newspaper that would have carried the obituary? Thanks for any help or information. Tom at --Email--Tomrj99@aol.com


Name:	Louise Rasmussen <oxras@juno.com>
Date:	2002-03-23
Comments:	I like what I've seen so far, but I have just begun my search.


Name:	Charlotte Townsend <snowhite49437@yahoo.com>
Date:	2002-02-07
Comments:	I need the e-mail for Mo Geanolgy Soc. Doyou have it?


Name:	Steve Illum, Ph.D., Southwest Missouri State University <sfi462f@smsu.edu>
Date:	2001-09-18
Comments:	Can you tell me if there are any hisotric mills accessible to the general public (if on private property, even by appointment) in your county? If so, please send me the name, phone number, e-mail address (if there is one) of a contact for the mill(s). Sincerely, Steve Illum, Ph.D. Southwest Missouri State University


Name:	pj <pjrdsis@hotmail.com>
Date:	2001-03-28
Comments:	Chris- i'm still trying to find you! Robie Joe Elliott is my uncle. My dad was Russell Elliott, and I grew up in Wapato, Wa. I met your cousin once. She took me to the pool, shopping, and to Greg's little league games. Said she enjoyed having a girl around for once! Tell me, was her possum loaf for real?