Missouri
Surname Registry, Queries and Index, 2007
Can anyone help with these queries?
SEPTEMBER
I have been told that my great grand parents were Punch and Montgomery and I cannot find
anything about them. Supposedly they were from Lost Creek in Wayne County Missouri. Do
you have any idea?
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Judy Fugate
Posted September 14, 2007
Brandon
Glidewell
Fulkes
I would like any information anyone might have concerning these surnames that were in the Civil
War or any other war for that matter. We are trying to establlish a legacy for my grandson to get
a military scholarship for college.
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Cathy Grooms
Posted September 14, 2007
I am looking for information on Calvin Cloud that was killed in 1842 by Bushwackers in
Ponce de lean Missouri.
Any information will be helpful.
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Debbie Cloud
Posted September 14, 2007
Looking for info on my gr gr gr grandfather James Reece [or Reace] he was a Pvt. in Co I 3rd Ky
Infantry served 1861 to 1865 died 1865 in St Louis Mo of smallpox at the of the war.
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Wilma Jodrey
Posted September 14, 2007
OCTOBER
My Great Grandfather, Rueben Garrett served briefly in the 72nd Regiment of the Enrolled
Military Militia in August 1862, then was ordered into active service with Company “E” of the
6th Provisional Enrolled Military Militia in April 1863 and served until February 1864. I’m
trying to find out any information that I can about these units and what their role was during
the civil war. Any information anyone has would be greatly appreciated.
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Roger Garrett
Posted October 31, 2007
I am looking for information on John Thomas Jordan Newman or just Jordan
Newman. I was told that he served under General Sterling Price in Missouri.
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Bobby & Tonya Newman
Posted October 31, 2007
NOVEMBER
I am seeking the final burial place for my cousin. Any help would be a blessing.
Thomas Willis Spncer
b. March 4, 1837 in OH
d. September 17, 1861 in Caly Co. MO.
Served and died in the Civil War in the Battle of Blue Mills Landing in Clay County, Missouri at
age 24.
Thomas W. Spencer
Regiment Name 47 Ohio
Infantry Side Union
Company A
Soldier's Rank_In Pvt.
Soldier's Rank_Out Pvt.
Film Number M552 roll 102
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Beca Lehr
Posted November 10, 2007
I AM SEARCHING FOR JOHN W DEES
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TANYA VAN HORNE
Posted November 10, 2007
I visited St. Louis in July of this year and was able to do a little research (not nearly enough!) in
Maries County, where my grandparents were married. I kept running into blank walls when I tried to
learn more about my great-grandfather, James Lovel (or Lovell) and his wife Elizabeth (Ledbetter).
Anyone who has access to historical records in Maries County or Pulaski County, please get in
touch with me!
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Deborah Lovel Bryner
Posted November 10, 2007
My family and my husband's family both lived in St. Francois county in 1860 census - Denbow and
Lincoln. We are very curious about the affect of the war on St. Francois county.
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Linda
Posted November 10, 2007
I have been told that my great grand parents were Punch and Montgomery and I cannot find
anything about them. Supposedly they were from Lost Creek in Wayne County Missouri.
Do you have any idea?
Email direct at:
Judy Fugate
Posted November 10, 2007
Brandon, Glidewell, Fulkes
I would like any information anyone might have concerning these surnames that were in the Civil
War or any other war for that matter. We are trying to establlish a legacy for my grandson to get a
military scholarship for college.
Email direct at:
Cathy Grooms
Posted November 10, 2007
Looking for information about 6th Provisional Enrolled Military Militia and 72nd Enrolled Military
Militia. My Great Grandfather was a member of both of these units and I’m trying to find out more
about his record during the Civil War.
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Roger Garrett
Posted November 17, 2007
Leander W. Cone, Co. E, 11th MO. Cavalry
He apparently enlisted in 1st Battery Independent Kansas Light Artillery in July of 1861 but
deserted on June 8, 1862. According to their family bible they believe (and the National Parks
Service Soldiers and Saliors shows a Leander W. Cone in Co. E, 11th MO. Cavalry) that he
joined the 11th MO. Cavalry. Also according to the history he died in Andersonville (or in action)
but they can find no evidence of either.
Can you help me to help them or can you point me in the right direction?
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John A Jackson
Posted November 18, 2007
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