Concord Cemetery
Barry Co., MO
Surnames M
SSW = Shares Stone With
| Name | Born | Died | Research Notes & Inscriptions | Researcher or Resource |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MANNING, George Gilbert | Oct. 31, 1880 | May 3, 1882 | Inscription: "Son of John and Martha Manning" - Research Note: Son of John Wesley Manning and Martha Jane Talbert. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MANNING, Orval Omer | 1883 | Aug. 24, 1883 | Inscription: "Aged 3 M. 6 D. - Son of J. W. and M." - Research Note: Son of John Wesley Manning and Martha Jane Talbert. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MARLIN, Charles Phillip | Jan. 25, 1940 Nowata, OK |
Oct. 14, 2004 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Dorothy A. - Research Note: He was a son of Charles Phillip and Dora May (Thornbrough) Marlin. He moved to the Cassville area in 1980 and began a plumbing business. He married Dorothy Smith on March 16, 1966. He was preceded in death by one brother and one sister. | Monett Times Oct. 28, 2004 Mary Homesley Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MARLIN, Dorothy Ann (SMITH) (KROLL) | Mar. 11, 1936 Neosho, Newton Co., MO |
Nov. 13, 2007 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Charles P. - Research Note: She first married Donald Kroll. She was the daughter of Ira Lee and Erma (Harris) Smith. She was united in marriage to Charles Marlin who preceded her in death on October 14, 2004. She was also preceded in death by her parents; one son, Kevin Kroll and two brothers. Dorothy received her education in Neosho, Missouri. She was a homemaker, mother of five children and also raised one grandson, Charley Powers. | Barry Co. Advertiser Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MARTIN, Calvin O. | Nov. 25, 1885 | Aug. 24, 1897 | SSW: James H. | Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MARTIN, James H. | June 24, 1856 | July 18, 1897 | SSW: Calvin O. - Research Note: This homemade marker is still readable. | Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MAUK, Infant | May 15, 1907 | May 15, 1907 | Inscription: "Baby Son of J. W. & L. Mauk" - Research Note: Possible parents: James W. Mauk, age 20, married Linie Musick, age 30, on May 2, 1906 in Barry Co., MO. | MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Headstone Jay Trace Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCALL, Annie Olive | Apr. 12, 1868 | Nov. 29, 1885 | Inscription: "Dau. of M. D. L. & M. McCall" - Research Note: Daughter of Marcus David Lafayette McCall and Margaret Ellen Woods. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCALL, Marcus David Lafayette, Dr. | Apr. 14, 1832 McMinn Co., TN |
Apr. 23, 1914 Exeter, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Margaret E. - Research Note: His death certificate is indexed as McD. L. McCall on the MO Archives web site. He was a physician and the son of John and Mary McCall, both born Scotland. C. S. McCall of Rocky Comfort, MO, was the informant. - April 30, 1914, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Dr. Marcus D. L. McCall, a well known physician of Barry, Newton, and McDonald Counties died suddenly at the home of his daughter, Mrs. S. P. Roseberry, in Exeter Thursday morning at 6 o'clock of heart failure. He was sitting in a chair when he passed away. For several months he had been in failing health and was held in close confinement. The deceased was 82 years and 9 days old and was born in McMinn County, Tenn., April 14, 1832. He was a son of John McCall, a native of Scotland, who came to the country in 1796. When a child his parents moved to Greene County of this state. He grew to manhood there and acquire a good education. In 1858 he went to Sebastian, Ark., but returned to Missouri at the beginning of the Civil War and enlisted in the Union Army. He was first a member of Company C 13th Missouri State Militia but later became a member of 11th Missouri Calvary Company C. In 1867 he came to Rocky Comfort, and began the Practice of medicine. In 1878 he graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Renukuk, Ia., and returned to Southwest Missouri and practiced his profession different times at Rocky Comfort, Purdy, and Exeter. In 1854, he was married to Margaret Woods, deceased. To this union were born nine children of which six survive. They are Mrs. James McCary and Mrs. S. P. Roseberry of Exeter, Dr. Sherman McCall of Fairview, Dr. Otis McCall of Rocky Comfort and J. B. and J.C. McCall of Omaha, Neb. | Death Certificate Cassville Republican Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCALL, Margaret Ellen (WOODS) | Mar. 31, 1837 Benton Co., AR |
Feb. 8, 1920 MO |
SSW: Dr. M. D. L. - Research Note: She was a daughter of Samuel Newton Woods and Cicely Walker Pace, both born TN. - Wheaton Journal, Friday, Feb. 13, 1920 - Mrs. M. D. McCall highly esteemed citizen of Barry and McDonald Counties since 1867, died at 8 O'clock Sunday morning, Feb. 8, 1920 at the home of her son, Dr. O. S. McCall, age 82 years, 10 months and 8 days. Death came after a lingering illness of several months and was due to old age. Mrs. McCall was widely known and a whole host of acquaintances throughout Barry and McDonald counties will feel the loss of a real friend. She was the mother of twelve children, five of whom survive her. Her husband, Dr. M. D. L. McCall, a practicing physician in the district for several years, died at his home in Exeter, April 14, 1914. Margaret Ellen Woods was born in Benton County, Ark. Mar. 31, 1837 and at the age of 6 years moved with her parents to Lawrence County, MO where she grew up to young womanhood. In 1855 she was married to Dr. M. D. L. McCall and 12 years later moved to Rocky Comfort, MO. Since that time they have lived in Barry and McDonald Counties. She professed faith in Christ at the age of 15 and became a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of which she remained a faithful member until death. She realized that death was near several weeks before the end came but she had so lived that she could view death in a calm and fearless manner. The entire program of the funeral and burial was carried out according to her instructions which she had given some time previous. Rev. E. W. Love of Joplin and Rev. Kaiser Gurley of Mt. Vernon conducted the funeral services at Concord Monday and the body was laid to rest in the Concord Cemetery. | Death Certificate Wheaton Journal Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCALL, Sarah Melvina (SANDUSKY) | Sept. 24, 1870 Johnson Co., NE |
Feb. 6, 1938 El Dorado, KS |
SSW: Tecumseh D. Sherman - Research Note: T. D. S. McCall, age 22, married Sarah M. Sandusky, age 18, on Sept. 2, 1888 in Benton Co., AR. Daughter of Alexander Hays Sandusky and Josephine Sanders. | AR Marriage Index Census Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCALL, Tecumseh D. Sherman | Mar. 18, 1866 | Jan. 5, 1935 | SSW: Sarah Melvina Sandusky - Research Note: Son of Marcus David Lafayette McCall and Margaret Elizabeth Woods. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCALL, Ulysses Simpson Grant | Dec. 23, 1864 McDonald Co., MO |
Sept. 10, 1893 Echo, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, OK |
Inscription: "Son of M. L. D. and E. M. MCCALL" - Research Note: U. S. G. McCall married M. L. McDonald on Nov. 11, 1886 in Barry Co., MO. - His wife was Mattie Love McDonald. Son of Marcus David Lafayette McCall and Margaret Elizabeth Woods. | MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCARY, ALICE C. (MCCALL) | Jan. 11, 1862 Chesapeake, Lawrence Co., MO |
Oct. 29, 1915 Exeter, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: J. H. and M. O. - Research Note: Her death certificate reads that she was a daughter of Marcus D. L. McCall and Margaret Elizabeth Woods. M. E. McCall of Exeter, MO, was the informant. Breast cancer was the cause of death. - Obit: Mrs. James McCary Dead - Mrs. James McCary died at their home on the old Asbury McCary farm near Exeter Friday morning, Oct. 29, after and illness of about one year of cancer. She underwent an operation last spring at Indianapolis, Ind., but received no permanent relief and had been very low for many weeks. Mrs. McCary was a sister of Dr. McCall of Rocky Comfort and Mrs. S. P. Roseberry of Exeter. She leaves a husband but no children. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at Exeter. Another Note: She married Dec. 11, 1881 to James Henry McCary. (Two infant children are also buried here. | Death Certificate Cassville Republican Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCARY, Doctor Lindsey | Feb. 4, 1856 TN |
Dec. 23, 1884 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Son of L. and M .A. McCary" - Research Note: Son of Lindsey McCary and Mary A. Peters. | Note Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCARY, Infant | Sept. 11, 1882 Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 11, 1882 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Infant Son of J. H. & A. C. McCary" - Research Note: Son of James Henry McCary and Alice C. McCall. - Another Photo | Note Phyllis Long Photo Jack Fly Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCARY, Infant | Nov. 27, 1897 Barry Co., MO |
Nov. 27, 1897 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Infant Dau. of J. H. & A. C. McCary" - Research Note: He was a son of James Henry and Alice C. (McCall) McCary. | Note Bill Landers Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCARY, James Henry | Sept. 1, 1858 TN |
Nov. 21, 1927 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Alice C. and Mary O. - Research Note: Married Dec. 11, 1881 to Alice C. (McCall) McCary - Bill Landers' Note: James was the son of Lindsey and Polly A. (Peters) McCary. Lindsey was a younger brother of Henry, and the last to come to Barry County. I believe he remained in Rhea County, TN until after the death of their mother. (Two infants are also buried here.) His second wife was Mary O. Allen. - Cassville Republican, Dec. 18, 1919 - Licenses to Wed: J. H. McCary, 61, Exeter and M. O. Allen 47, Exeter. | Online Obit Note Bill Landers MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCARY, Joseph B. | Nov. 9, 1843 TN |
Apr. 13, 1870 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Jack Fly repaired this stone. Son of Lindsey and Polly A. (Peters) McCary. Joseph McCary married Mary Bare on Dec. 15, 1867 in Barry Co., MO. - Another Photo - Another Photo | Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Jack Fly Photos Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCARY, Lindsey | Apr. 11, 1817 SC |
Apr. 26, 1880 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His wife was Mary A. "Polly" Peters. - Another Photo - Bottom of Stone | Note Phyllis Long Repaired Stone Jack Fly Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCARY, Mary O. (ALLEN) | Mar. 9, 1870 | June 22, 1925 | SSW: A. C. & J. H. - Research Note: Second wife of James Henry McCary. - Cassville Republican, Dec. 18, 1919 - Licenses to Wed: J. H. McCary, 61, Exeter and M. O. Allen 47, Exeter. Allen was probably a married name. | Online Newspapers Census Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCARY, Mary A. "Polly" (PETERS) | Dec. 17, 1821 TN |
Dec. 11, 1892 MO |
Research Note: Lindsey McCary married Mary A. Peters on Nov. 8, 1837 in Rhea Co., TN. Researchers say she was the daughter of Burton Peters and Agnes Hutchinson. | TN Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCCARY, Walter | July 5, 1879 | Oct. 6, 1890 | Inscription: "Son of Franklin C. and Mary A." - Son of Franklin C. "Tobe" McCary and Mary A. Harrell, married Oct. 11, 1874 in Barry Co., MO. Franklin was the son of Lindsey McCary and Mary A. Peters. | Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCKNIGHT, Alma L. | 1925 | 1997 | SSW: Willard - Another Photo | Photo Jay Trace Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MCKNIGHT, Willard | 1917 | No Date | SSW: Alma L.- Another Photo | Photo Jay Trace Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MILES, Eunice (STALCUP) | 1855 MO |
1932 MO |
Research Note: Wife of John Henry Miles. - 1880 Census, Richwood, McDonald, Missouri - Eunice Stallcup is living with George T. and Laura Montgomery. | Note Census Phyllis Long Headstone Beverly Matthews |
| MILES, John Henry | 1849 TX |
1926 MO |
Research Note: 1900 Census, Liberty, Barry, Missouri - John H. Miles, head, born June 1849 TX, age 50, married 19 years, father born NC, mother MO; Unis, wife, born Feb. 1858 MO, married 19 years, mother of 4 children, 3 living, parents born MO; Sarah A., daughter, born Mar. 1888 MO, age 12; Stella E., daughter, born June 1890 MO, age 9; Bessie, daughter, born May 1892 MO, age 8. | Census Phyllis Long Headstone Beverly Matthews |
| MILES, Stellie | June 12, 1890 Newton Co., MO |
Nov. 1, 1938 Liberty Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: According to her death certificate she was a daughter of John Henry Miles, born Des Moines, Iowa and Eunice Stalkup born Shelbino, MO. Both of her parents are buried in Concord Cemetery. Informant on her death certificate was Allen Miller of Exeter. Undertaker: Pogue and son of Wheaton. | Death Certificate Beverly Matthews |
| MILLER, Abdon Roscoe | May 1884 | Sept. 8, 1884 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Age at death 4 months, 21 days - Cause of death, inflammation of brain. | Barry Co., MO Deaths 1883-1885 Jay Trace |
| MITCHELL, Bertha | Aug. 1888 | Aug. 11, 1889 | Inscription: "Daughter of G. C. & Vesta Mitchell - aged 11 Mo. & 29 Da." | Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Agnes Ann (McCARY) | Mar. 7, 1846 Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 23, 1877 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wife of James Montgomery - Age 31 Ys 6 Ms 16 Ds" - Research Note: Daughter of Lindsey McCary and Mary A. Peters. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Dicy A. | 1841 Ray Co., TN |
1930 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Sister to Elizabeth J. Montgomery. Daughter of Samuel Montgomery, born Rhea Co., TN, and mother was Jemima Little, born Meigs Co., TN. | Sister's Obit Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Ellen Elizabeth (LAYTON) | May 5, 1850 TN |
May 22, 1927 MO |
SSW: Thomas C. - Research Note: Thomas C. Montgomery married Ellen E. Layton on Aug. 12, 1869 in Barry Co., MO. Daughter of Felix J. Layton and Mary Jane Walker. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Elizabeth J. | May 10, 1829 Ray Co., TN |
Feb. 19, 1920 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Age 90 Yr. 9 Mo. 9 Da." - Research Note: Daughter of Samuel Montgomery, born Rhea Co., TN, and mother was Jemima Little, born Meigs Co., TN. - Cassville Democrat, Feb. 28, 1920 - Another excellent woman has been called from earth to a heavenly reward for a well spent life. She did nothing but good. It was her ambition, seemingly, to implant goodness in every character that she came in contact with. She was never known to speak a cross word to any one, exhibiting a lovely disposition, that very few are blessed with. Mrs. Elizabeth J. Montgomery was born in Ray County, Tenn., and came to Barry County, with her parents in 1842. She grew to womanhood on Shoal Creek in Liberty Township and has been a continuous citizen of Barry County, for 78 years. She professed faith in Christ at an early age and joined the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at Concord, in which she continued faithful and loyal to the day of her death. She left two brothers, Capt. James Montgomery of Okmulgee, Okla., Robert Montgomery and one sister Miss Dicey Montgomery of Liberty township. The Montgomery family is one of the old and highly esteemed families of Barry county and the many acquaintances will regret the removal of another link of the chain of life. She died Feb. 19, 1920 and the remains were interred in Concord Cemetery, on 20th, after funeral services conducted by Rev. J. P. Campbell of Fayetteville, Ark. Her brother Capt. James Montgomery and his son Finis of Okmulgee, Okla., and Harris Montgomery of Joplin and many relatives and friends attended her funeral. | Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, James | Feb. 3, 1835 Rhea Co., TN |
Nov. 1, 1925 Okmulgee, OK |
Inscription: "90 Ys. 9 Ms. 2 Ds - Military Stone Inscription: "CAPT. CO I MISSOURI INF. CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY" - Research Note: His father was Samuel Montgomery, born Rhea Co., TN, and mother was Jemima Little, born Meigs Co., TN. His wife was Agnes Ann McCary. He was a Confederate Civil War Veteran, serving in Company I, 8th Missouri Infantry, as Captain. - Goodspeed's Bio - James Montgomery, a prominent farmer of Liberty Township, Barry Co., Mo., is the second son and sixth child of Samuel and Jemimah (Little) Montgomery. Samuel Montgomery was born in 1805 in Virginia, and when a young man went to Tennessee, in which State he followed farming until 1842. He removed to Barry County, MO., locating on Shoal Creek two and one-half miles south of James Montgomery's farm. The former was one of those who came to the wilderness of Southwest Missouri to make a home for themselves and families to lend a helping hand in developing the wonderful resources of this region. He became a prominent citizen, and followed agricultural pursuits until his death on May 27, 1885. His wife was born in Georgia in 1808. She died about 1886. They were both consistent members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and were the parents of twelve children, eight daughters and four sons, of whom one is deceased. All the others reside in Barry County. James was born on February 8, 1835, Rhea County, Tenn., and came with his parents to Missouri in 1842. Before the war he pursued the trade of cabinet making and carpentering, but since has been engaged in farming. He served during the war in the Confederate army, as captain of Company I, Eighth Missouri Infantry. In 1870 he married Agnes A. McCary, a daughter of Lindsey McCary, a prominent farmer and mechanic of the county. Mr. Montgomery has a very desirable farm consisting of 300 acres of Woodward Creek valley land, on which are two fine springs. He and wife have five children; Albert, Lydia, Finis, James and Joseph T. Politically Mr. Montgomery is a democrat, and takes an active interest in public affairs. Both he and wife are members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church." Other children of Samuel and Jemimah: Sarah m. Archey Herrell 1854, Barry Co.; Elizabeth d. 1920, Barry Co.; Rebecca m. Jackson Howerton 1859, Barry Co.; Amanda m. G. W. Stamps 1855, Barry Co.; Thomas m. Ellen Layton 1869, Barry Co.; Joshua d. 1892 Barry Co. (this fact is incorrect, Joshua d. 1912 Okmulgee Co., Oklahoma); Dica d. 1930, Barry Co.; Margaret d. 1879, Barry Co.; Eliza ?; Samuel ?; Robert d. 1926, Barry Co. The Lindsey McCary family migrated from Rhea Co., Tennessee about 1859. Two sons, John and Joseph, served under Captain Montgomery in the Civil War. - "The Long Journey Home" was written by Carl Montgomery, grand nephew of James, Joshua and Thomas Carroll Montgomery in December, 2001: The three Montgomery brothers, James, Thomas Carroll and Joshua, were in Company I of 8th MO INF CSA from 1862-1865. When the war ended in 1865 they came home. The story handed down from the family says that they all walked home from LA and that it took them 6 months to make the journey. Realizing that 136 years has passed since 1865 makes any research difficult. However, a book published in 1999 called "Serving with Honor" by Michael Banasik, presents facts that cast doubt on the long walk from LA. This book is a diary account of Captain E. A. Pinnell of Company D of the 8th MO INF. He relates the day to day activity of himself and his fellow soldiers. Captain James Montgomery was mentioned several times in the book and apparently Pinnell and James were friends. Mary Sue Gulley of Muskogee, OK, the great grand-daughter of James, has preserved wonderful documents that prove to me that James, and probably his two brothers were sent to St. Louis at the end of the war. She also has a promissory note given to James from Pinnell promising to repay $100 James loaned to him. The 8th MO INF was not formally surrendered until June 2, 1865. This surrender took place at Shreveport, LA. Shortly after, the unit was moved by steam boat, the "Judge Fletcher", from Shreveport to Alexandria, arriving on June 7th. They were then moved on down the Red River to Baton Rouge, LA, arriving on June 9th. On June 13th they were loaded on board the "Ben Stickney" bound for St. Louis, MO. They arrived on June 19th at 2:00 A.M. Captain Pinnell, in his diary account, relates that they went ashore at 6:00 A.M. on June 20, and remained on the wharf until 8:00 A.M. They then marched to Schofield Barracks and then to the Provo Marshall's office, where they took the oath of allegiance to the US government. They then returned to the barracks provided by the government. On June 21st they boarded the train for Rolla, MO, which was the end of the line at that time. This is Pinnell's account of his activity on arrival and I believe it mirrors the activity of Captain James Montgomery. I base this on a document kept by James and preserved by Mary Sue Gulley. It is an oath of allegiance signed by James Montgomery on June 20 in St. Louis, MO. Also on the document is a transportation destination stamp (Somewhat illegible) showing Rolla, MO. I believe it was his ticket, so to speak, enabling him to board the train on June 21 on his journey home. Thomas Carroll and Joshua could have possibly walked from LA, but I believe they would have stayed with their brother James, as he was Captain of their Company. The journey from Rolla, MO to Barry County would have still been a long, hard one. Probably lacking any US money for food or shelter, nor any civilian clothes, it would have been a long difficult trip. Only the preservation of James' war documents by Mary Gulley and the writing of the book, "Serving with Honor", has the journey home of our ancestors been clarified. - Military Stone | Notes Carl Montgomery Goodspeed Bio Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Jemima (LITTLE) | Oct. 9, 1808 Meigs Co., TN |
Jan. 21, 1886 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wife of Sam'l Montgomery" - Research Note: Samuel Montgomery married Jemima Little on Mar. 30, 1826 in Rhea Co., TN. | TN Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, John Robert | Abt. 1850 | Dec. 20, 1892 | Inscription: "Aged 42 Years" - Research Note: John R. Montgomery married Mary Catherine Bradley on Apr. 22, 1869 in Barry Co., MO. At age 50, Mary C. Montgomery married William C. Keeling, age 54 on Oct. 5, 1896 in Cassville, Barry Co., MO. - Son of David Lowery Montgomery and Amanda M. Burton. By 1860 Census, Liberty, Barry, Missouri - both parents have died and he is living with his Uncle Samuel Montgomery and wife Jemima. - Another Photo | Repaired Stone Jack Fly MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Lenora L. (WOODS) | Mar. 11, 1860 | June 26, 1949 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Robert - Research Note Her death certificate reads that she was age 89 when she died, and that she was buried June 29, 1949. Her father was Harris Woods and her mother was Arena Spillman. S. M. Montgomery of Exeter, MO, gave the information. | Death Certificate Beverly Matthews Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Louisa Viola | 1877 Barry Co., MO |
Jan. 11, 1892 MO |
Inscription: "Daughter of J. R. and M. C. - Aged 14 years" - Research Note: Her parents were John Robert and Mary Catherine Montgomery and were listed on the Barry Co., MO, 1880 census. | Census Beverly Matthews Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Malinda | Oct. 28, 1836 TN |
Feb. 19, 1913 Liberty Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was single and the daughter of Samuel Montgomery and Jemima Little, both born TN. Robert Montgomery of Exeter, MO was the informant. The stone reads that she was born Oct. 28, 1836 and died Feb. 19, 1913. Death certificate has birth Aug. 5, 1833. - Another Photo | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photos Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Margaret A. | Nov. 24, 1843 Barry Co., MO |
June 25, 1879 Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Dau. of S. and J. Montgomery" - Research Note: Daughter of Samuel Alexander Montgomery and Jemima Little. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Mima R. | 1885 | 1976 | Research Note: Daughter of Thomas Carroll Montgomery and Elizabeth Ellen Layton. | Census Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Robert | Mar. 12, 1851 MO |
Sept. 28, 1926 Ridgley, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Lenora L. - Research Note: His death certificate reads that he was married, age 75 yrs., 6 Mos., 12 days old at his death. He was buried Sept. 30, 1926. His father was given as Samuel Montgomery, and his mother's surname was Little. His wife was given as Lenora. The informant was Harrison Montgomery of Joplin, MO. - Son of Samuel Montgomery, born Rhea Co., TN, and mother was Jemima Little, born Meigs Co., TN. | Death Certificate Beverly Matthews Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Samuel | Oct. 19, 1805 | May 27, 1884 | Research Note: His wife was Jemima Little. Son of James Montgomery and Elizabeth Lowery. | TN Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MONTGOMERY, Thomas Carroll | Aug. 28, 1833 TN |
Nov. 2, 1901 Exeter, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Ellen E. - Research Note: He married Elizabeth Layton in 1869 in Barry Co., MO. His father was Samuel Montgomery, born Rhea Co., TN, and his mother was Jemima Little, born Meigs Co., TN. He was a Confederate Civil War Veteran, serving in Company I, 8th Missouri Infantry, as a Private. - Military Stone - Inscription: "PVT CO 1 8 MISSOURI INF. - CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA" | Note Carl Montgomery Census Phyllis Long Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MOORE, Arthur F. | May 14, 1917 | Jan. 7, 1994 | SSW: Lena I. | Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
| MOORE, Lena I. | Jan. 24, 1924 | Jan. 11, 1987 | SSW: Arthur F. | Photo Ralph & Betty Lamberson |
