Posted by Frances Daniels  Fsdls@webtv.net on Fri, 05 Feb 1999, in response to John McKinzie Sr.    (ca1760), 
posted by Carolyn Pitts on Wed, 03 Feb 1999
Surname: Archer and, Williams wife Sagamon co. Looking for 
William Marion Archer and wife Sarah Wiliams Archer children; 
Louisa jane, thomas j., william m., robert bruce,daniel barney, 
samanatha caroline, roseanne, nathanial william. hope to hear.


Posted by Randy Senor  csenor@mexicomo.net on Fri, 19 Feb 1999, in response to ERIC DUCKWORTH,
 posted by Bart Wise on Mon, 01 Feb 1999
Surname: Duckworth, Smith, Harper, Archer
Hello,my greatgrandmother was a Duckworth Eliza Jane 'Duckworth''
Smith' Harper. she had many Brothers. Her mother and father were 
Linton and Harriet 'Archer' Duckworth. Please contact me if any of 
these name sound like your Duckworths or if you need more Info.
Thanks Randy Senor

Posted by Dorothy Sterrett  bildorst@kansas.net on Mon, 29 Mar 1999
Surname: Lane, Lyon, Archer

Tilmon/Tillmon/Tilman/Tillman Lane was in Washington Co., TN
on the 1797 tax list. He married Margaret Lyon when and
where? Margaret was a daughter of Ezekiel Lyon and Hannah
Archer. Need any information on their family, parents, and
siblings. Thanks for any help.

Posted by Carolyn  chpitts@aol.com on Fri, 21 May 1999

Surname: MCKINZIE, MCKENZIE, ARCHER
Seeking information on family of MALINDA MCKINZIE who married 
OBEDIAH ARCHER in or near Sangamon Co around 1830. 
They named sons; Aaron, Moses, Edward, James, and daughter; 
Lucy Ann. Thanks, Carolyn

Phyllis Seeley  JBSEELEY@prodigy.net  on Fri, 24 Sep 1999

       Surname: CHANDLER, WILSON, MOORE, MASTERS, BIRKES, HAZELWOOD, SCHUSTER,
             ARCHER, GOELZER, LIBERTY, ADAMS, BUSBY, VINSON, BROWN, GUM

     Lee Adrian CHANDLER, b January 17, 1870, Falls County, d June 6, 1957, buried in 
     Carolina  Cemetery,  was the only son of Jefferson T. and Mary (Mollie Wilson) Moore 
    CHAMBERLAIN, although he had a least six half-siblings: David, Mary, Margaret, Clara, 
    Susan, and John MOORE.
     Lee grew up on the farm and practiced that occupation all his life. He was a big supporter 
     of the Old Settlers and Veterans Association of Tomlinson Hill, and before his death was 
     the oldest native Texas to attend.

     In 1889, Lee was married first to Josie V. MASTERS, b January 14, 1870, d March 31, 1895, 
     buried in Carolina Cemetery, a daughter of Robert M. and Abigail (BIRKES) MASTERS. 
     natives of Texas and Illinois, respectively.

     They had only one of four children to survive to adulthood.

     Infant CHANDLER. b & d October 11, 1890, buried in Carolina Cemetery.

     Herman Ceive CHANDLER, b November 16, 1891, d April 1, 1943, buried Carolina Cemetery,
     married Ida HAZELWOOD, b November 20, 1895, d 1974, buried Carolina Cemetery. Herman 
     and Ida reared her niece, Carol SCHUSTER, and they had one son: H.C. CHANDLER, II who 
     married Willie Mae ARCHER and lives in Chilton. Their two children are Caroline CHANDLER 
     who married first Richard OELZER and married second Dennis LIBERTY; and Randy CHANDLER 
     who married Sandra ADAMS. Randy is currently serving as Tax Assessor and Collector of Falls 
     County.

     Marion Jefferson CHANDLER, b October 21, 1893, d April 21, 1895, buried Carolina Cemetery.

     Infant CHANDLER, b & d March 24, 1895, just one week before the mother died.

     On September 11, 1895 Lee was married second to Sarah BUSBY, b 1880 in Falls County and is
     living in a nursing home at age 106 in 1986 in Fort Worth, Texas.

     Lee and Sarah were the parents of nine children: Alfred, Adrian, Adell, R. C. , Mrs. M.P. VINSON,
     and Mrs. G. A. BROWN - all of Fort Worth; Alvin of Milsap; James Roy CHANDLER of California;
     and Mrs. Guy Gum of Refugio.

     Copyright Permission granted to Theresa Carhart for printing the biographies of these
     Falls County Families to this Web page.
     "Families of Falls County", Compiled and Edited by the Falls County Historical
     Commission, page 74 Column 1 Member of Falls County Historical Commission.
     This book can still be obtained from the Falls County Historical Commission. Contact me
     for details.

Date: Thu, 3 Sep 1998 06:15:25 -0600
From:  "Cherie"  chenille@vitrex.net
To: ILSANGAM-L@rootsweb.com
I have three of these RENSHAW in my data so far, one being 
married to my ancestor's nephew.  The ones I have so far,
with little other information are:
Sarah Ann married 25 Feb 1836 in Sangamon to John Gaines.
Mary A. b. 1822, Illinois married 11 Jun 1845, Sangamon to Simeon Q.
Harrison.  I have their children and the HARRISON family.
Delilah b. 1822, Illinois married 24 Nov 1842, Sangamon, died 31 May 1865,
Sangamon.  Married to Carroll ARCHER and I have their children and the
ARCHER family.

Date: Thu, 25 Mar 1999 06:55:59 -0800 (PST)
From: Robert M. Doerr  bdoerr@rollanet.org 
To: Missouri-L@rootsweb.com
Message-Id: <199903251455.GAA17397@bl-3.rootsweb.com>
Subject: [Missouri-L] LEACH
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Benjamin LEACH (born 1815, St. Clair County Illinois)
(prominent Baptist preacher in southern Gasconade County 
Missouri) married Polly HOLT (born 1815, North Carolina)
Their daughter, Lou Anna (born Missouri about 1838)
married  Walter HUSSMANN Their four children were:
Walter Edward
Ruth Annette
Robert Richard
Grace Mildred (born 1902)
Grace married Justin DOERR (born 1892).
Justin was my Dad's first cousin.

I seek contact with any of the descendants of Walter, Ruth and Robert.

I seek any connection to

James ARCHER (born at Bramley, Yorkshire, England) 
married (31 Dec 1864, Frankfort, Pa.) Elizabeth POTTS.
Their daughter Mary Ellen ARCHER (born in Frankfort, Pa)
married (31 Dec 1887, Mountain Grove, MO) Wiley M. LEACH.
Mary Ellen spent most of her girlhood and young married life 
in Mountain Grove and later lived in Republic and Springfield. 
She returned to Mtn. Grove in 1911 after Wiley Leach's death, 
then moved to San Antonio Texas. 
She had five children: 
Harry Archer, (who married my mother's first cousin)
Garnet,  and Opal England of San Antonio, TX; 
Merle Baker of Oakland, CA 
and Fred Leach (born about 1892 and lived past age 100) 
of Mountain Grove.

Bob Doerr in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks

Date: Tue, 9 Mar 1999 11:00:56 -0600
From:  "voyager" voyager@cmaster.com
To: Missouri-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: [Missouri-L] Grant Archer obit

PAPER DATED--THURSDAY OCTOBER 4, 1962

OBITUARY--GRANT ARCHER

  Grant G Archer, age 71, of Midway City, California passed away September
18, 1962 at Orange Hospital.
  Born at Boescheville, Benton County, Mo., Grant had resided in the area
south of Stover most all of his life. He was a member of the First Baptist
Church of Stover. He had lived on the Archer homestead near Zora many years
and was the last resident of the "Old Timers" on Big Buffalo.
  About a year ago he moved to California State for his health. The change
did not help him, and he gradually grew worse until the end. He is survived
by his wife, Clara, and one son Kenneth of the home. Also surviving is one
daughter, Lola Lee and a granddaughter, Rosa Lee, of Westminster, Calif.,
two sisters, Mrs Leona Lopp, Huntington Beach, Calif., and Mrs Jessie
Stussy, Bellflower, Calif., and a host of nieces,nephews and friends.

Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2000 14:26:43 -0700
From: "D. Stussy"  kd6lvw@att.net
Subject: Genealogy - Archer Family

The "rootsweb" search engine brought me to your web site.  I was looking for
information regarding my grandmother, Jessie Archer Stussy - who was mentioned
in an obituary under your "Archer Queries" link (Obit of Grant Archer).  I was
wondering if there's any other information around.  I took a look at the
majority of your other links but didn't see anything.

I already have complete information about my grandmother herself, but the
information I have regarding her family from my family records is practically
non-existent (except for her mother's death date).  My uncle may have some
information, but he and I live in different states.  I am due to visit him in
a month to compare notes.

Date: Sun, 27 Dec 1998 17:09:49 -0600
From:  "voyager"  voyager@cmaster.com
To: Missouri-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: [Missouri-L] Mathews/Campbells
Hi Dee,

If you asked me before I don't remember. But if I don't write it down I have
a tentancy to forget.

My Mathews is Elizabeth Mathews born 7 July 1748 in Augusta Co VA. She was
the daughter of John Mathews from County Tyrone,Ireland and Betsy Anne
Archer. She married Joseph Titus 6 April 1774 in Botetourt Co VA. She died
around 1830-1840 in Howard Co Mo.

My Campbells are Squire Boone Campbell and Emeline Taylors. Most of them are
the Morgan/Benton Co MO area. I haven't found any Nicholas's in my Campbell
line yet and most of the Mary's are accounted for and haven't found any
married to Mathews.

Forever Searching,
Patsy Wickern
Hunting:THOMAS CAMPBELL b1779 (his origins)
WALLACE(WALLIS),RICE,TAYLOR,TITUS,SMITH,MATTHEWS
in MO,KY,VA,ILL

From: DEEMATH@aol.com  DEEMATH@aol.com
Date: Sunday, December 27, 1998 3:29 PM
Subject: Re: [Missouri-L] RE:verify,verify,verify

Patsy:
Pardon me if I have asked you before.  I search on MATTHEWS.  
Arthur Matthews b. 1804 in TN (Hawkins Co, perhaps).  Moved to 
ALABAMA, then came to MO in about 1840, settling first in Greene 
Co, MO and then in St Clair and Benton Co. MO.  Killed in 1862 by
 Bushwhackers during the Civil War.  Wife was Mary LOONEY; 
however, 1850 Benton Co. MO census lists her as Mary Campbell.  
We can't figure out where the Campbell came from unless the census 
taker made a mistake because the people in front of the Matthews 
family was the Nicholas Campbell family!   I don't believe Mary 
could have been previously married because of the approximate 
dates of brith of the children, etc.  None of them have Campbell as 
a last name.  Dee Mathews, Independence MO.

Date: Wed, 01 Apr 1998 13:29:08 -0800
From:  Dolores Stelling  morin@alaska.net
To: carol60@richmond.infi.net
CC: Missouri-L@rootsweb.com
Subject: Re: [Missouri-L] Eads family

Carol wrote:
> 
> Dear researchers
> I am looking for decendents of my gggrandfathers "second" family.William
> EADS mar.Margaret MORIN in ST.Louis in 1834 at the Old Cathedral.They
> had 6 children.Only Sarah grew up to have children.She mar. Charles
> E.Norcott & Willis Bishop.I believe she later moved to Bunker Hill III.
>  My gggrandfather was a steamboat captain on the River.
>  Sarah had at least 6 children:Harriett,Maggie,Delilia Bishop and
> Charles E Norcott Jr Known.
>  Margaret Morin s father was Joseph Morin??? i think. Any help would be
> grately appreciated
> Carol
Hello Carol:
I have alot on the MORIN families.  Joseph MORIN, died 1770 Loudoun co.,
VA. married Mary Metcalfe of Fauquier Co., VA.
they had a Peggy(Margaret?) Nancy, Kate, Prudence, James, John, Joseph,
Daniel.
Joseph married Sophia Edwards, Peggy,(Margaret) married Noah Spears.
in 1810 Bourbon Co., Mo.    I could be wrong on this wife since I have a
birth date for Joseph 1787.  Doesn't jive with death of his father ,
Joseph. 1770, 

This Family I can find no connection to the above, which is my line.
Then there is another family EDWARD MORIN , Rev. War Vet. he was born
about 1745 Culpepper Co. VA. died 15 Sept. 1841, Flagg Spring, Ky.
Married ca 1774 Elizabeth Jones, born 1761, VA. died 1843 Flagg Spring,
Ky.
Their children:
Sarah b. 1782
Mary b. 1783
Nancy b. 1784
Elizabeth b. 1786
Margaret Morin b. 1789
Louise Morin b. 1791
William J. Morin b. 1796
Evaline Morin b. 1798
Edward B. Morin b. 1803, married Lucinda Archer
George L. Morin
Frank S.  Morin
Descendant;  Bowman, Martha Jane Carson No. 580771
Indiana DAR Ancestors, Vol 1

I have no EADS, NORCOTT, OR BISHOPS.
Hope we can connect.
Dolores Morin Stelling

Date: Wed, 29 Apr 1998 10:47:22 -0700
From:  Lois Eaves 
To: Missouri-L@rootsweb.com
Message-ID: <354767AA.276E@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: Re: [Missouri-L] Cummings/Cummins
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Beverly Gardner wrote:
> 
> Hi Lois:
> 
> By the way, I was going to send you a short note anyway.
> 
> Does your Cummings/Cummins go back to NC?
> 
> My gr grandfather, Robert Kimmons Archer, carried the 'family name', but
> other info leads back to NC that the name was probably Cummins.  He died in
> St Louis, MO after moving there with his second wife.  My gr grandmother
> died in Nodaway Co in 1909.  RK Archer was a son of William Archer and
> Elizabeth Ross, with the Ross line definitely going back to NC.  She was a
> daughter of Robert Kimmons Ross, Sr and Jane Bird.  RK Ross was born in
> Guilford Co NC in 1810, died Holt Co MO 1899.  RK Ross was a son of Andrew
> Jackson Ross, Sr and Mary Anna Kimmons.  AJ Ross 1784 Guilford Co NC-1836
> TN and Mary Anna Kimmons 1777 NC-1838 TN.
> 
> Sorry about the posting earlier.  Trying to move between programs and
> documents too fast and not paying attention as to where I was at.
> 
> Also, there are some Cummins in Maryville.  They have a furniture store.
> Or at least they did when I left Maryville two years ago.  Haven't heard
> that it has closed.  You might try writing to J. B. Cummins, Jr, 2004 S
> Main, Maryville, MO  64468.  I don't know if JB's mother is still living or
> not.  This is the address for the store and is the same for JB's mother.
> They don't have their home address listed in the phone book.  Also, there
> are some Cummings there too.  I'm not sure who Scott & Carol Cummings are,
> but their address is:  1612 N Ray Ave, Maryville  64468.  Then there is Pat
> Cummings, she owns the McDonalds there.  903 S Market, Maryville, 64468.
> Oh, I forgot about the CPA, I think he is still living.  Harold Cummings,
> 409 E. Thompson.  Only one zip code.  If you try to reach any of these and
> get your mail back, let me know and the next time I talk to my mother
> (still in Maryville), I'll ask her about them.  My phone book is 2 years old.
> 
> Oh, Maryville is Nodaway County.  North of Platte and Clay.  Many of the
> early settlers of Clay and Platte County settled in Nodaway County.
> Nodaway was also a part of the Platte Purchase.
> 
> And I said this was going to be short note!!!!!!
> 
> Bev.

Thank You so much, Bev...
My husband's grandfather was a John Porter Cummings.  I have heard (and
the stories are many) that part of the family changed their name to
Cummings during the Civil War to distance themselves from those of their
own who were not of their opinion.
        There is a lady in OR that has submitted a pedigree on the Ancestral
File at the LDS FHC that has a John Porter Cummins (parents from NC) -
with a chart that goes back to 1675...to Ireland - then Prussia.   I do
not know if it's the John Porter that I am searching for.  Right now,
I'm trying to sort out the fact from fiction.  We had always heard that
Grandpa JP's mother died when he was little - and that he went to live
with some relatives.  Last summer, I spent some time in a delightful
little museum/record repository in Richmond that had the census records
- all indexed and made neat & readable by members of DAR -  I found a
John Porter Cummings that fit the family stories - living with a family
on the 1860 & 1870 census.  By the looks of the other members of the
family, it appeared that he was not one of the biological siblings.  He
was born - according to our family records, Sept 1854.  He became a
school teacher - married Barcena Rose of Starfield, MO.  They had 3
children - Victor, Alonzo & Grace Alene, who was my husband's mother.
        I have found him in the 1880 census - teaching school in Platte Co. -
then later they moved down to Johnson Co.  From there they moved to St.
Joe - where he decided to become a Dr. and went to Ensworth Hospital
Medical School (long gone)   I found him there on the 1900 census as a
student.  There it said that he was born in MO, but that his parents
were from Maine.  But his birth date was incorrect - so someone else may
have made the entry... Census reports can contain errors for that
reason.  However, the family that he lived with as a child were from NC
- where the census shows that most of the Cummings came from.  I have
the record of his graduation from med. school in 1901.  He worked as a
pharmacist after graduating.  The NW Mo. Historical Soc. in St. Joe has
no record of him - or of Ensworth Hosp.
        We have always heard that his mother's maiden name was Grace... and
that was why he named his daughter Grace.  But that may just be a nicey
story.  According to the records from the lady in OR, he was the
youngest child of 4 - of John & Elizabeth Allen Cummings.  She was in
possession of old family bibles - and also, read books that have been
published on settlers of Clay, Ray - and other counties there.  There is
a chance that there was more than one John Porter Cummings...as families
many times reused names.  She did not have an exact birth date on her
John Porter, but said about 1855 - so that made it very possible that
indeed it was Grandpa.
        I would like to spend some more time in that area and do some more
research.  What MO lacks in gov. records - they make up for in all the
inspired people who have written and preserved family histories.
        What's this you say about short notes???     Lois in NJ

From:   Ginny Humes   ginny@ptialaska.net
Sent:   Sunday, August 17, 1997 7:53 AM
To:     'OHIO-ROOTS-L'
Subject:        HARRISON CASEBOLT AND RACHEL ARCHER RESEARCH

I'm reposting this hoping new people may have some information.

Hello, all.  I'm seeking information concerning the Harrison CASEBOLT 
family.   Harrison was born 4 Sep 1818 in Fayette Co., OH, and died 
Apr 1893 in Holt, MO.  He  married Rachel ARCHER 9 Jan 1845 in 
Fayette Co.  She was born Apr 1829 in OH and died 13 Feb 1899 in 
Bethany, Harrison, MO.  Their children were John H., Mary Elizabeth, 
Robert E., Elias, James William, Sarah Catherine, David, and Lottie 
Ann CASEBOLT.  I would appreciate any information concerning this 
family.  Thank you. Ginny Humes

Carol  Brimgen45@aol.com
I 'm looking for the parents of Eli M. Howell, born Nov. 1812 in SC.  He was
married to Nancy D. Luck of Louisa Co., VA.    Eli and Nancy  lived near
Bowling Green, Pike Co., MO.  Children of Eli and Nancy were: Francis
William, Lucinda, James, Montgomery Eli (or Eli Montgomery) Amelia, Larkin,
Gilmer, Joshua. 
Also, looking for the parents of John M. True, born Feb 1821 in VA.  He
married Mary (Meary) Catharine Archer in Pike Co. MO.  Their children were:
Mary Urania, John Edward, Julianna E., James William, Robert Henry, Joseph
Thomas.
Would like to find out more on Nancy Luck and Mary (Meary) Archer.
Will be glad to share information. Carol

Date: Sat, 3 Apr 1999 13:20:05 EST
From:  IDAMADISON@aol.com
Subject: ARCHER, Elisha>VA>TN>MO

Am looking for descendants of Elisha Archer and wife, Ann.  They had children 
William, m. Abigail OLIVER; James Madison, m. Lucinda Jane OLIVER; Frances, 
m. John OLIVER;  Moses;  Elias/Eliab Thomas;  Sarah A., m. Narhan T. 
Robertson/Robinson; Jane, m. Solomon Rothanbarger(and various other 
spellings).

Elisha bought land in Callaway Co., MO in 1832, but died there in 1834.  Ann 
and children moved to Taney Co. after some of the older children had married. 
Olivers turned up in Taney Co., also.  By 1850 Ann Archer, Moses, Elias T. 
and William were in Jasper Co. William was a widower with several children.  
Have determined that Jane and Solomon are buried in Jasper Co., MO, but can't 
find out where the rest went.

The Olivers that the Archers married were siblings and children of James and 
Rachel HOLMAN OLIVER who came from Nicholas Co., KY via IN where some of 
their younger children were born, including Lucinda.  In Nicholas Co., KY 
there was a land transaction with Sampson Archer listed as a witness.  Would 
like to know more about Sampson and whether he was related to Elisha, the 
father of this group.

I descend from James Madison Archer and Lucinda Jane Oliver who came to Texas 
around 1852 settling in Tarrant Co., TX.  Others of the Oliver clan also 
came, but have been unable to establish that any of the siblings of James 
came.  On the 1850 Taney Co., MO census James lists his birth place as TN, 
and that of his father Elisha Archer as VA.  Finding the location in TN and 
VA has been my brick wall with the ARCHERS.     

Will appreciate any help.

Thanks,
Ida