Missouri

BARTON COUNTY, MISSOURI
HENRY COUNTY, MISSOURI

PINGREE, Herbert Exum - b: May 13 1907 Barton Co, MO - d: Jul 14 1982 Clinton, [Henry County] MO - son of Daniel Harter & Anna Emmaline DAVIS PINGREE - m: May 181922, Greeley, COLORADO to Rose BAUER - buried Jul 17 1982 - funeral home records only.

Submitted by Barbara Bower - 25Dec02

CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY,  MISSOURI

1890 Special Enumeration - Veterans Census
National Archives Microfilm No. M123-28

                Bauer, Henry, 2nd Independent Mounted Infantry
                Bowers, Henry, No Unit Given

Submitted by Barbara Bower - 25Dec02

COOPER COUNTY, MISSOURI

Cooper County, Missouri Marriages 1850-1865

                                                    NO BOWER or BOWERS

Submitted by Barbara Bower - 25Dec02

1917 Extract from the Central Missouri Republican
Booneville, Cooper County, Missouri

[The following is from the CENTRAL MISSOURI REPUBLICAN, Boonville, MO, 4 Jan 1917] THE LAST YEAR IN COOPER COUNTY: An Index of the 1916 History of the Community in Which You Live as Shown by Your Newspaper.

               5 February 1916. Earl R. Thoma [that’s right, no "s" on the end], 18 years old, died at the home of Wm. BAUER.

Submitted by Barbara Bower - 25Dec02

GREENE COUNTY, MISSOURI

An Index to Naturalization Records in the Greene County, Missouri Circuit Court

Greene County Archives Bulletin #4, 3rd Edition, April 1995

Note: No indication or key to what the numbers mean.

               Bauer---Henry H---GER---1885---DI---Orig

Submitted by Barbara Bower - 25Dec02

PIKE COUNTY, MISSOURI

Saint Clement Cemetery
St. Clement, Pike County, Missouri

There are several German People buried in this cemetery.  Although my wife & I don't know the language, we understand some words.  Example: geboren - born, gestorben - died.   Anyone reading this [query] that reads German, please let us know. We would like to know what some of these words on markers say. Please contact me at : earl1947@webtv.net

               Arthur Louis BAUER Cpl. Co F WW I Supply Train 3-29-1897 - 2-27-1964

Submitted by Barbara Bower - 25Dec02

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

St. Louis Post Dispatch
December 3, 1918

VIERLING - Entered into rest Sunday, at 8:45 a.m., Florent Vierling, dearly beloved father of Joseph Vierling and Amelia BAUER (nee Vierling), dear father-in-law of Lena Vierling (nee Herf), and Jacob BAUER, our dear grandfather, brother-in-law and uncle, after a brief illness, aged 68years. Funeral Wednesday at 8:30 a.m., from residence of sister-in-law, Mrs. Sophia Vierling, 1541 North Fourteenth street, to St. Liborius' Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery. Motor.

Submitted by Barbara Bower - 25Dec02

VERNON COUNTY, MISSOURI

Nevada High School
Nevada, Missouri

1920-1921 School Year

                Junior Class: Irene BAUER
                Sophomore Class: Ted BAUER
                Freshman Class: Carl BAUER

Submitted by Barbara Bower - 25Dec02

MISSOURI – GENERAL OR UNKNOWN 

Query for Missouri, Unknown County

Surnames: GOEHLE Submitter: Anne Miller (amillwk@banet.net) Date: 01 Feb 1999

Looking for GOEHLE in or near St. Louis 1874-1877. Albert Goehle died of typhoid fever in 1877? Buried in or near St. Louis? Taught at a parochial school there? Wife Magdalena BAUER Goehle; children Theodore, Dora, Louisa?

Submitted by Barbara Bower - 25Dec02

SEDGWICK COUNTY, KANSAS

Social Register
Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas 1921
With MISSOURI entries

NEWMAN, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mrs. Newman was until her marriage Miss Susie Ballinger of Hutchinson. She attended Forest Park College in St. Louis and has studied music in St. Louis with Ernest Kroeger, in Chicago, and in New York with Harold BAUER, Richard Hageman and Miss Quaile. Mr. Newman served during the Spanish American war, was a lieutenant in the Missouri National Guards and captain in the Kansas National Guards. He was a captain with the United States army overseas. He is a member of the Hutchinson American Legion; Veterans of Foreign Wars; and is State Department Speaker for the Legion. Mr. and Mrs. Newman have one son, Harold Wadsworth.

Submitted by Barbara Bower - 25Dec02