Oak Hill Cemetery
AKA Cassville Cemetery
Barry Co., MO
Surnames T
SSW = Shares Stone With
| Name | Born | Died | Research Notes & Inscriptions | Researcher or Resource |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A. T. | No Date | No Date | Research Note: This is probably a foot stone. It was located next to Eliza J. (Carter) Talbert's grave. Alpheus Talbert was her husband's name. | Photo BCG and HS |
| TABER, Florence | Dec. 20, 1895 | May 25, 1897 | SSW: George W. - Inscription: "Dau. of G. W. and May" - Research Note: Daughter of George W. Taber and May Livingston. | Note Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TABER, George W. | Jan. 31, 1861 | June 13, 1897 | SSW: Florence - Research Note: George W. Taber married May Livingston on July 3, 1889 in Cassville, Barry Co., MO. May Tabor, age 32, married Edward B. Dunkeson, age 32, on June 20, 1900 in Cassville, Barry Co., MO. May died in 1952 and is buried at Lincoln Center Cemetery, Hatfield, Harrison Co., MO. - Jan. 28, 1892, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Shell Knob News: George Tabor has recovered so much as to be taken home from his father's. | MO Marriage Records Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TAFT, Ethel Lea (HINDS) | 1902 KY |
1972 | SSW: Lester W. - Research Note: Daughter of Lloyd Harrison Hinds and Delilah Alice Lyons. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TAFT, Lester Whities | 1900 NE |
1972 | SSW: Ethel L. - Research Note: He was the son of Harvey W. Taft and Amanda Florence Whities, both buried in Beaver City, NE. | WW I Draft Reg. Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TALBERT, Allie (GASKINS) | Aug. 22, 1876 Barry Co., MO |
Jan. 11, 1911 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: According to her death certificate she was a daughter of James Gaskins and Margaret Pauline Dempsey, both born IL. Wife of Charles L. Talbert. - Jan. 19, 1911, Cassville Republican - A Mother Gone: Death is sad at any time but a most unwelcome visitor when it enters a home and takes a mother in the prime of her life with little children looking to her for a mother's love and tender care. Allie Gaskins Talbert was born Aug. 14, 1876. Married to Chas. L. Talbert, Nov. 27, 1897. Having lived in this vicinity all her life, she was known to be an excellent woman, wife and mother. The large crowd at the funeral services Thursday was the strongest testimonial of the high respect in which she was held. The funeral was conducted by Rev. Geo. Yarbrough at the Christian Church and the remains laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery. The bereaved husband and little children have the sympathy of their many friends in their irreparable loss. - Her stone has that she was born Aug. 22, 1876 and not Aug. 14, 1876 as posted by Phyllis from her death certificate. - Another Photo | Online Obit Death Certificate Phyllis Long Note Donna Cooper Photos BCG and HS |
| TALBERT, Alpheus | Jan. 2, 1835 Union Co., IN |
Nov. 15, 1886 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Alpheus was the son of Jesse Talbert and Hannah Engle. He married Eliza Jane Carter Dec. 27, 1855 in Hanover, IN. Their children were Francis, Maria, William R., Harrison F., Hannah/Annie, Charles, Harrie and Cordelia Talbert. - April 13, 1911, Thursday, Cassville Republican, Barry Co., MO - The body of Mrs. Eliza Talbert was exhumed Monday and placed in another part of Oak Hill Cemetery. The bodies of her husband, Alpheus Talbert and a son were exhumed at the Quaker Cemetery Tuesday and removed to Oak Hill Cemetery where they were placed in the same lot with the body of Aunt Eliza. | Quaker Meeting Birth Records Census Online Newspapers Phyllis Long |
| TALBERT, Charles L. | Nov. 18, 1868 IL |
Apr. 4, 1918 State Hosp., Nevada, Vernon Co., MO |
Research Note: Woodmen of the World emblem on his stone. His parents are marked unknown on his death certificate by the informant. Son of Alpheus Talbert and Eliza Carter. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, April 11, 1918 - The funeral of Charles L. Talbert was held in this city Sunday afternoon from the Christian church and interment made in Oak Hill cemetery. The services at the church were conducted by Eld. J. S. McQueen. The M. W. A. and the W. O. W. fraternal orders gave their funeral ceremonies at the grave. Charles L. Talbert died at Nevada, Thursday, April 4. His body was brought in Cassville, Saturday morning and taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Johnson. He had been at Nevada for treatment for about two years. Charles was a son of the late Alpheus Talbert who came to this county about forty years ago from Indiana and located northeast of Cassville on Flat Creek and engaged in farming and milling. There Charles grew to manhood and had lived nearly all the remainder of his life in the vicinity of Cassville. He was a mechanic by trade and followed that business in Cassville for a number of years. A short time before he lost his health he built the West Side garage which he continued to own at the time of his death. He was twice married. His first wife was Miss Allie Gaskins who died several years ago. By this marriage there are two living children, Miss Charlie and Jackie, both of whom attended the funeral. His second marriage was to Miss Maud Sherrick of Aurora who with one child also survive him. Charles Talbert had always borne the reputation of being an honest, industrious man. He was of a pleasant disposition and always so congenial that he made friends of everybody. - April 20, 1916, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Personal and Local News: Charles Talbert of Aurora, formerly of this city, was adjudged insane by the county court at Mt. Vernon at its session last week. He has been taken to the asylum at Nevada for treatment. - Another Photo - Another Photo | Online Obit Death Certificate Online Newspapers Census Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TALBERT, David | Dec. 16, 1855 Shelbyville, IN |
Feb. 13, 1935 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that his wife was Rhoda Talbert and that he was a son of Alfred/Abel Talbert, born IN. His mother was not named. Mrs. Fanny Montgomery of Cassville, MO was the informant. His mother was Delilah J. Morris. He second married Rhoda Baker. - David Talbert first married Frances Ruth Sallee on Aug. 17, 1873 in Barry Co., MO. Frances died in 1906 and is buried at Concord Cemetery. - Bio | Death Certificate Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TALBERT, Dora R. (HAWK) | 1861 | 1952 | Research Note: She was the second wife of William Talbert born 1844. Civil War Pension Index: William Talbert, pension filed in MO for his widow Dora R. Talbert. She was the daughter of William Calhoun Hawk and Roby Elizabeth Weekly. - May 4, 1916, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Personal and Local News: Mrs. Dora Talbert has returned from an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Morris, at Tulsa, OK. - Talbert Stone - Another Photo | Civil War Pension Online Newspapers Census Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TALBERT, Eliza Jane (CARTER) | Sept. 10, 1836 Shelby Co., IN |
Mar. 10, 1911 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: On the death certificate the father is given as Landon Carter, born NC, hard to read. The mother not given. Her mother was Nancy M. Vaughn. Eliza Jane Carter married Alpheus Talbert on Dec. 22, 1855 in IN. - Mar. 16, 1911, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mrs. Eliza Talbert passed from time to eternity at the home of her son C. C. Talbert on West Spring Street Friday morning, March 10, 1911. Mrs. Talbert had been a woman of a remarkably strong constitution and even after she had passed her allotted three score and ten, was the equal in strength of most women of fifty. Several months ago her health began to fail rapidly from a stomach trouble from which she could get no permanent relief on account of her advanced age. She had since gradually given away until death relived her suffering. Eliza Talbert was born in Shelby County, Indiana, September 10, 1836. She was married to Alpheus Talbert, December 27, 1855. They moved to Barry County in 1878 and located four miles north of Cassville on Flat Creek where they lived. Mr. Talbert died a number of years ago. The family continued to live there for several years, and the farm still goes by the Talbert farm. Mrs. Talbert has for some time owned property in Cassville where she has lived since leaving the farm. She leaves two sons, W. R. Talbert of Omaha, Neb., and C. L. Talbert of this city, and three daughters, Mrs. Anna Wilcox of Settle, Wash., Mrs. Hattie Pate of Sunrise, Okla., and Mrs. Corda Lamar of Washburn. In her religious belief she favored the Methodists and her funeral was preached by Rev. J. W. Ennes, at the Christian Church in this city, Sunday afternoon, and the body laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Talbert was a frank, plain spoken woman and always cheerful disposition, never looking on the dark side of things but meeting all difficulties and hardships when they chanced to come with a smile. Her indomitable will power and jovial and accommodating manner, were strong attributes of her character and made her lasting friends as her years passed by. - April 13, 1911, Thursday, Cassville Republican, Barry Co., MO. The body of Mrs. Eliza Talbert was exhumed Monday and placed in another part of Oak Hill Cemetery. The bodies of her husband, Alpheus Talbert and a son were exhumed at the Quaker Cemetery Tuesday and removed to Oak Hill Cemetery where they were placed in the same lot with the body of Aunt Eliza. | Online Obit Death Certificate Census IN Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TALBERT, Harrison | Sept. 27, 1861 IN |
Aug. 16, 1883 MO |
Inscription: "Son of Alpheus and Eliza J. Talbert" | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TALBERT, Rhoda E. (BAKER) (LILLARD) (ADAMS) | Nov. 3, 1868 MO |
Mar. 16, 1954 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was a daughter of Kallep/Caleb Baker and Effie Sellers. Charlie Adams of Cassville, MO was the informant. Judy's Note: She was widowed three times: Russell Lillard, Thomas J. Adams, and David Talbert. Her children included Cordelia Lillard Bayless, Clyde and Clevenger Lillard (both buried at Horner Cemetery), and Charlie Adams. She was a daughter of Caleb C. and Effie (Sellers) Baker. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Family knowledge Judy Wilson Photo BCG and HS |
| TALBERT, William | June 29, 1844 Shelby Co., IN |
July 15, 1895 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Civil War Veteran. Co. C., 113th Ind. Inf. William Talbert first married Amanda Carter on Sept. 1, 1866 in Shelby Co., IN. Amanda died in 1878 and is buried at Pierce City Cemetery, Pierce City, Lawrence Co., MO. His second wife was Dora Hawk. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, July 18, 1895 - Died, Monday, July 15, 1895, at 7:35 p.m. William Talbert was born in Shelby County, Ind., June 29, 1844, where he grew to manhood. In 1863, he enlisted in Co., C., 113th Ind., Inf. from which he was honorably discharged. Removing to this place in 1875, he was a resident until his deceased except during 1876, which was spent in Indiana. During the life here he always took an active part in all public enterprises and aided them for the benefit of the town and county. Last year he was elected to the office of Recorder of Deeds of Barry County, a position of rust and honor that is left vacant. Funeral services were held by Rev. J. W. Koons, of Exeter, after which the remains were interred in the Cassville Cemetery. The interment was conducted by the Mason of which order he was an active and leading member. - Photo of William - Another Photo | Online Obit Darla Marbut Civil War Page Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, Athalinda (KELLY) | Aug. 1852 OH |
Apr. 12, 1934 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Her husband was Thomas Jesse Taylor and she was a daughter of Samuel Kelly and Mary Samuels, both born OH. John Taylor of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - J. S. Allmon notes from findagrave.com: Buried at Ruddick Cemetery, Garfield, Benton Co., AR. Jesse is buried in one of the "Unknown" graves of those who were re-interred from other cemeteries that had to be moved due to the creation of Beaver Lake when Beaver Dam was built. He was originally in Mundell Cemetery with only a large rock to mark his grave according to his daughter Mary Edna who died in 1966. There were a number of graves which were also marked simply with a rock. She well remembered visiting his grave as a youngster but could not remember for sure which grave on the backside of the cemetery was his. If a grave was not properly identified the Corp of Engineer put an "Unknown" marker on those remains. | Death Certificate Note Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, Carry Monroe | Dec. 8, 1873 TN |
Nov. 18, 1933 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was single when he died and according to his death certificate he was a son of Thomas Jesse Taylor and Athalinda Kelly. John Taylor of Cassville, MO was the informant. - 1930 Census, Barry County, Missouri, Ozark Township - Carry Taylor, Male, 55, Single, White, Head, born 1875 Missouri, Missouri, Ohio; Atha Taylor, Female, 78, Widowed, White, Mother, born 1852 Ohio, Ohio, Minnesota; Francis Tunnell, Male, 7, Single, White, Nephew, born 1923 Missouri, Missouri, Missouri. | Death Certificate Census Phyllis Long |
| TAYLOR, Felix Allen, Dr. | Abt. 1853 Paducah, KY |
Apr. 6, 1922 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: According to his death certificate he was age 69 years, 3 months, 28 days old when he died. His wife was Dora Taylor and his occupation was physician. Parents not given. Mrs. Homer Hillhouse of Verona, MO was the informant. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| TAYLOR, George Montie | Feb. 26, 1884 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Nov. 21, 1966 Lacoba Nursing Home, Monett, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: May M. - Research Note: Winfield Scott and Louisiana Ellen (Banks) Taylor were his parents. His name was George Montie. He married May Gemmecke in Barry County on Feb. of 1916. Culver Funeral Home records have his name as Monty and the stone reads Montie. Mrs. Ruth Putcamp of Fresno, CA wa the informant on the death certificate. - April 28, 1910, Thursday, Cassville Republican - White Church News: Montie Taylor went to Joplin Monday from there he intends to go to Kansas. - May 12, 1910, Thursday, Cassville Republican - White Church News: Montie Taylor came home from Joplin to see his mother who has been ill. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, Oct. 23, 1919 - White Church: Rev. Montie Taylor of Seligman visited his parents Sunday. | Culver Funeral Home, V. 12, P. 76, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper Online Newspapers Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, Infant | Feb. 13, 1902 | Feb. 13, 1902 | Inscription: "Infant Daughter of J. L. and S. E. Taylor" - Research Note: This child is buried near the Lee graves. - Another Photo | Photos BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, Infant | Mar. 15, 1918 Rural Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 17, 1918 Rural Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Infant of J. W. and Mary Taylor" - Research Note: The stone has J. W. and not J. R. as the paper reads. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, March 21, 1918 - The little infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Taylor of near town who was born March 15, died Sunday, March 17. Interment was made in Oak Hill Cemetery. | Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, John William | Apr. 14, 1882 Montgomery Co., MO |
Apr. 24, 1970 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Mary B. - Research Note: Son of Thomas Jessie Taylor and Athalinda Kelley/Kelly. He married Mary Belle Starkey on Aug. 8, 1901 in Carroll Co., AR. He second married Mary Inez Frazier / Stamper and she was the informant on the death certificate. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, Oct. 23, 1919 - I. N. Wiritz, John and Lot Taylor have bought the W. O. Simpson 60 acre tract of land 1 1/4 mile east of Cassville and will next spring set a large acreage of strawberry plants and cheery trees. | SSDI Online Newspapers Census Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, Lot | Oct. 4, 1881 Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 9, 1928 Cassville, Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that his father was Winfield Taylor, born Independence, MO, and his mother Louisiana Banks, born AR. He was a farmer, born Oct. 4, 1884 and not 1881 as the stone reads. The 1884 date can not be correct because his brother was born in Feb. of 1884. The cause of his death was pulmonary tuberculosis. Callie Taylor was given as his wife's name. - Callie was the daughter of Thomas F. and Maggie Laningham. Lot Taylor married Callie on Jan. 7, 1912 in Neosho, Newton Co., MO. In the 1930 Census, Flat Creek, Barry, Missouri Callie is widowed with 7 children. - April 28, 1910, Thursday, Cassville Republican - White Church News: Lot Taylor is home on a visit from Neosho. - May 5, 1910, Thursday, Cassville Republican - White Church News: Lot Taylor accompanied Mrs. John Taylor and children to Neosho where she intends to visit. Lot went on to Joplin. - May 26, 1910, Thursday, Cassville Republican - White Church News: Albert Taylor is visiting his brother, Lot, at Neosho. - December 28, 1911, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Suburban News: Lot Taylor is building a new house on his thirty acre farm. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, May 15, 1919 - L. H. Lanningham of Monett visited his daughter, Mrs. Lot Taylor and family Sunday. - Cassville Republican, Sept. 18, 1919 - Lot Taylor was at Butterfield Thursday trying to get a well drill. One is surely needed around here. There are so many without water. There are a dozen or more farmers needing wells if they could only get a drill they could keep one busy all fall. - Another Photo - Next to Taylor Stone | Death Certificate Donna Cooper MO Marriage Records Census Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, Louisiana Ellen (BANKS) | Sept. 6, 1857 Pea Ridge, Benton Co., AR |
Dec. 26, 1940 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Winfield S. - Research Note: Lot and Elizabeth Ann (Woodard) Banks were her parents names. - Photo of Louisiana - Another Photo | Note Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, Martha Frances (WYNCOOP) | Mar. 31, 1886 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Nov. 13, 1967 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She is buried next to Lot Taylor. Daughter of Winfield Scott Taylor and Louisianna Ellen Banks. Husband listed as Les Wyncoop, divorced. Usual residence was 506 6th Street, Monett, Barry Co., MO. Anna Christian of Monett, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - In the 1900 Census, Flat Creek, Barry, Missouri Martha is age 14 and listed with her parents Winfield and Louisiana Taylor with 7 siblings. - Another Photo | Census Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, Mary Belle (STARKEY) | June 22, 1885 Benton Co., AR |
Mar. 22, 1939 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
SSW: John W. - Research Note: Mary has a homemade stone - and a newer stone, too. Mary Belle was married to John W. Taylor and was age 54 years, 2 months and 9 days old when she died. Rueben Starkey, born IA, was her father and her mother was Mary E. Smith, born IA. John W. Taylor, Cassville, MO, was the informant. - Old Stone | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, May (GEMMECKE) | Feb. 28, 1882 Seligman, Barry Co., MO |
Aug. 31, 1960 Osteopathic Hosp., Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Montie - Research Note: According to Culver Funeral Home records published by Ted Roller, her husband was named George Montie Taylor, Cassville, MO. Her father was named George Gemmecke and her mother Mary Martin. She was a diabetic and was age 78 at the time of her death. | Culver Funeral Home, by Ted Roller Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, Roy Ambrose | Mar. 17, 1912 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 2, 1972 OK State Hosp., Vinita, OK |
Research Note: Culver Funeral Home records state that his father was John W. Taylor and his mother Mary Belle Starkey. Myrtle Black, Monett, MO, was his sister and he was a construction worker. He was divorced. Wife might have been Ruth Kittel. - Military Stone - Inscription: "ROY A. TAYLOR - MISSOURI - PVT US ARMY - WORLD WAR II" | Culver Funeral Home, V. 15, P. 4, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper Photos BCG and HS |
| TAYLOR, Winfield Scott | Nov. 17, 1852 Independence, Jackson Co., MO |
May 24, 1927 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Louisiana E. - Research Note: His father was George Taylor and his mother Mary Biddleton according to his death certificate. Louisiana Taylor was listed as his wife. G. M. Taylor, Cassville, MO, was the informant. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, May 15, 1919 - Bettie Hutchens of Topeka, Kansas, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Taylor. - Family Photo - Another Photo | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TERRY, Darrell Eugene | Apr. 7, 1936 Mason City, Grand Coulee Co., WA |
Jan. 12, 2013 Cox South Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: He was the son of Merle E. and Freda (Hoover) Terry. On March 16, 1957, in Estacada, Oregon, he was united in marriage to Corinne Chambers. Darrell received his education in Hermiston, Oregon. He joined the United States Air Force and served his country for twenty-two and a half years before retiring September 1, 1975. He continued his working career by opening Terry's Mobile Tune-Up which he operated for twenty-one years. Darrell was a devoted member of Mineral Springs Baptist Church and served as a deacon. He was also very community minded serving as a member and officer of Mercy Hospital Auxiliary, volunteer for the Senior Center and The Gideons International. Darrell loved spending time with his loving wife of over fifty-six years, children, grandchildren and extended family. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| THIELE, Flossie Ophelia (HAILEY) | Nov. 20, 1874 Hailey, Barry Co., MO |
Aug. 9, 1964 Rolla Nursing Home, Rolla, Phelps Co., MO |
SSW: Otto H. - Research Note: Most likely NOT BURIED HERE. There is no death date on her stone. The death certificate gives her husband as Dr. O. H. Thiele, the next entry. Burial at Arcadia Valley Memorial, Ironton, MO. Daughter of Newton Hailey and Nancy McKinney. Her usual residence was Rockford, Winnebago Co., IL. Flossie's name was given as Flossie Newman on Otto's death certificate which is incorrect. Nursing home records was the informant. Otto H. Thiele, age 28, married Flossie O. Hailey, age 17, on Aug. 25, 1893 in Barry Co., MO. - January 3, 1918, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Thiele and daughter, Mrs. Scheldrup, and son, Tony, of Pierce City and Dr. S. A. Newman and family of Mt. Vernon were New Year's day guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hailey. - Cassville Democrat, May 22, 1920 - Mrs. O. H. Thiele of Pierce City and Mrs. S. A. Newman of Mt. Vernon, have been visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hailey and relatives. - Mother's Obit | Death Certificate Online Newspapers MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THIELE, Otto Heinrich Inez | Sept. 26, 1864 Hanover, Germany |
Feb. 20, 1944 Pierce City, Lawrence Co., MO |
SSW: Flossie O. - Research Note: Masonic emblem on stone. - His death certificate gives his birth year as 1865 and his wife as Flossie Newman. He was a dentist and the son of Otto Thiele and mother's maiden name Johann? Mrs. Toni Thiele of Ironton, MO was the informant. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, August 31, 1893 - Married Friday, August 24th, 1893, at 6:00 pm at the residence of H. W. McCracken. Dr. Otto H. Thiele and Miss Floresa Oleatha (Flossie Ophelia Hailey) Halley, born of Cassville, Rev. E. W. McCracken officiating. Dr. Thiele is well and favorably known as an excellent dentist and since coming to this city has been closely associated with its musical talent, having been a member of the orchestra since its inception, and is a leader of the Cassville Cornett. Miss Hailey is one of the leading society young ladies of Cassville and daughter of ex-sheriff Hailey. She graduated from the Cassville high school in June in the class of '93. The happy couple were the recipients Saturday night of moonlight serenades by the orchestra and cornet band. - Cassville Republican, Nov. 12, 1896 - Died, Nov. 10th, Otto Hailey Thiele, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Thiele, age 21 months of croup. - August 15, 1903, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Dr. Thiele and family of this city and Silas McQueen and family of the Oliver's Prairie County, spent several days fishing on Flat Creek last week. - Feb. 9, 1911, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Dr. O. H. Thiele, Dave Dingler and H. M. Allen arrived Saturday at 1 o'clock with Dr. Thiele's new auto from Kansas City. The auto is a Ford and a fine looking one. The trip was made from Kansas City to Cassville in a little more than a day and a half. - September 11, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Dr. O. H. Thiele and daughter Miss Anita, spent Tuesday, at Ft. Smith, Ark. - WW I Letter from son Toni - Photo of Otto and other Lodge Members | Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Allie M. (GALLOWAY) | Dec. 5, 1871 MO |
Apr. 24, 1925 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wife of James H." - Research Note: According to her death certificate she was a Cassville resident and the first wife of James Henry Thomas. She was a daughter of M. A. and Sarah J. Galloway. - March 25, 1897, Cassville Republican - Licensed to Wed: James H. Thomas, 23, Jenkins and Allie M. Galloway, 24, Jenkins. - October 16, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Chas. Galloway of Lamar visited his brother, A. L. Galloway, and sister, Mrs. J. H. Thomas and families Sunday and Monday. - Parents Golden Wedding Anniversary - Mother's Obit - Father's Obit | Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Aubrey Edmond | Mar. 13, 1913 Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 22, 1978 | SSW: Eunice Holman - Inscription: "Married August 21, 1937" - "Son of Myrtle Veta Williams Thomas and Charles Doyle Thomas of Jenkins, MO" - Back of Stone | Photos BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Daniel F. | Aug. 1, 1834 TN |
Sept. 1, 1915 Rural Powell, McDonald Co., MO |
SSW: Martha A. - Research Note: Son of Nathan Solomon Thomas and Epsy Jagger. During the Civil War he enlisted in Co. L of the 1st Ark., Cav., and served four years. - September 9, 1915, Cassville Republican, Barry Co., MO - Barry County Citizen Dies Suddenly at Home Near Powell: Daniel F. Thomas died at his home 3 miles southeast of Powell, McDonald County, Wednesday, Sept. 1 of apoplexy, age 71 years. Mr. Thomas and son, Ed, were in Cassville the week before and were considering a deal for property in Cassville. At that time he appeared to be in good health and on the day of his death he had stated that he was feeling well. His sudden death was caused by apoplexy. His complaint about a severe pain in his arm was the only warning his family had that anything was wrong. Lying down on a couch for a short time just before noon Wednesday, he soon passed quietly away. Daniel F. Thomas was born in Tennessee, Aug. 1, 1834. When only two years old his parents moved to this state. He lived most of his life in Lawrence and Barry Counties. during the Civil War he enlisted in Co. L of the 1st Ark., Cav., and served four years. He was married to Miss Martha A. Thornton in 1864. Thirteen children were born to them, seven of who are now living. Mrs. Thomas died in 1903 and Daniel second married in 1910 to Mrs. Lizzie Lee of Rogers, Ark., who is living. The children living are: Nathan of Verona, Oscar of Monett, Frank, Edward and Charles and Mrs. Laura Sparks, Mrs. Ann Peters and Miss May Thomas of McDonald County. He lost his eye sight in 1868. For a number of years he lived northeast of Cassville one mile on Flat Creek and with his sons operated a small mill. He was a member of the Baptist Church and a good citizen. His body was brought to this city, Thursday. The funeral was held from the Baptist Church, conducted by Revs. Lamb and Ennis. Interment was made at Oak Hill cemetery. - March 4, 1897, Cassville Republican - D. F. Thomas' saw mill has been moved to the picnic ground on the Galena road. | Online Newspapers Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Effie E. | Jun. 24, 1914 Barry Co., MO |
May 7, 1921 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: According to her death certificate she was a daughter of Chalmers Thomas, born Barry Co., MO, and Elsie May Kinser, born Knox Co., KY. John Kinser of Cassville, MO was the informant. Cause of death was hemorrhage of tonsils. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| THOMAS, Eunice (HOLMAN) | Jan. 12, 1913 Barry Co., MO |
Dec. 3, 2005 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Aubrey Edmond - Inscription: "Married August 21, 1937" - "Daughter of Samantha Cleo Chappell Holman and William 'Bill' Holman of Mano and Cassville" - Research Note: Eunice Holman Thomas, beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, wife, pioneer Missouri educator, community leader and life-long resident of Cassville, Missouri, passed away at the age of 92 at her daughter's home in Springfield, Missouri. As a 40-year educator, Mrs. Thomas's influence in education was felt throughout Missouri, and most significantly in the Cassville community. In 1983, upon her retirement, she was honored for her life devoted to the education and guidance of Barry County children by the renaming of Cassville's elementary school to the Eunice Thomas Elementary School. Mrs. Thomas taught six years at Quaker (1934-1940), a one-room school in southwest Missouri, before becoming a teacher at Cassville. On August 22, 1937, she married Aubrey Thomas, son of Charles and Myrtle Thomas of Jenkins, Missouri. They dated for almost five years because they were "too poor to get married sooner." Mrs. Thomas received her Bachelor's Degree from Southwest Missouri State Teachers College and her Master's Degree from the University of Arkansas. During her career in education in the Cassville School District, she served as teacher and in 1954, became the elementary principal, a position that she held until her retirement in 1983. Mrs. Thomas was preceded in death by Aubrey Thomas (1978), her husband of 41 years; her parents, William and Samantha Holman; her sisters, Cleo Rich and Faye Priest; her brothers, Edward Holman, and A. C. Holman. - Full Obit - Back of Stone | Online Obit Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Frances Faye (SHUPE) | Oct. 31, 1911 Ashland, KS |
Aug. 14, 2006 Saint Augustine, FL |
Research Note: She was a daughter of Sherman R. and Lola Belle (Bond) Shupe. She taught eight years in a one-room schoolhouse and was a lifelong Christian evangelist. She married William Thomas, and he preceded her in death. | Cassville Democrat Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Gary Lee | Feb. 17, 1930 | Mar. 24, 1992 | Inscription: "CPL US ARMY KOREA" | Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Gladys (BARR) | 1898 | 1986 | SSW: Otto - Inscription: "Married July 14, 1921" - Research Note: Daughter of Winfield Scott Barr and Emma Louise King. Gladys Barr, age 23, from Exeter, MO, married Otto Thomas, age 23 from Cassville, MO, on July 14, 1921 in Benton Co., AR. | AR Marriage Index Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Goldie J. (GUTHRIE) | Aug. 15, 1888 Osceola, MO |
Jan. 18, 1968 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: According to Culver Funeral Home records published by Ted Roller, her husband was James Henry Thomas, deceased and she was a widow. Her father's name was Guthrie and her mother's maiden name was Taylor. Second wife of James Henry Thomas. - Daughter of Joseph Nelson Guthrie and Julia A. Taylor. Goldie was the informant on her mother's death certificate. | Culver Funeral Home, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, James Henry | Feb. 9, 1874 Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 7, 1946 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that he was an abstractor. His father was named John Francis Thomas, born in MO and his mother was Martha Jane Scott, born MO (buried at Leann Cemetery). He was married and Goldie Thomas was his wife's name. His death was caused from coronary heart disease. He first married Allie M. Galloway, listed on this page. - Joplin Globe, Sept. 8, 1946 - Cassville Real Estate Man Dies At Age Of 72: Cassville, Mo., Sept. 7 - James Henry Thomas, 72 years old, widely known real estate and abstract man, died unexpectedly about 8:30 o'clock this morning of a heart attack at his home. Mr. Thomas was a long-time resident of Cassville and he had engaged in business for many years. He is survived by his widow and two daughters, Mrs. Fred Meador and Mrs. John Haddock. All reside in Cassville. The Culver funeral home will be in charge of funeral arrangements. - October 2, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - The case in which P.S. Myers of Washburn was suing J. H. Thomas of this city for commission in a land deal came up Tuesday afternoon before Squire Plattenburg. The jury rendered a verdict in favor of Thomas. - July 16, 1914, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Luther Thomas and family of Leann visited his brother, J. H. Thomas and family the first of the week. - November 2, 1916, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thomas of Crane visited their son, J. H. Thomas, and family here the first of the week. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, January 9, 1919 - J. H. Thomas has moved his abstract office from the Barry Hotel building west of the square to the second floor of the courthouse. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, May 22, 1919 - A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thomas near Leann Sunday. Their four children and families and other relatives were present. The children are J. H. Thomas of Cassville, Ira Thomas of Verona, Luther of Crane and Mrs. John Teague of near Aurora. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Obit Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Kate (PHARIS) (GRIFFITH) | Apr. 21, 1869 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
June 19, 1960 Cassville Hosp., Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She is buried in the Pharis section and was a daughter of D. P. and Columbia (Mason) Pharis. - Daughter of Dr. D. P. Pharis born TN and Keziah Burton. Wife of W. E. Thomas. Mrs. Bland White of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. Usual residence was Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO and she was widowed. The death certificate gave her year of birth as 1879. Kathleen/Kate Pharis, age 24, married Robert B. Griffith, age 32, on May 28, 1893 in Cassville, Barry Co., MO. Robert died in 1918. Kate and Robert were living with her mother in the 1910 census. | Note Donna Cooper Death Certificate MO Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Martha A. (THORNTON) | Oct. 10, 1842 TN |
Jan. 20, 1904 | SSW: Daniel F. - Inscription: "Wife of D. F. Thomas" - Research Note: First wife of Daniel F. Thomas. Researchers say her maiden name was Thornton. | Note Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Mary Frances | Feb. 9, 1873 AR |
Jan. 7, 1953 Liberty Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She never married and was the daughter of Daniel and Martha Thomas according to her death certificate. Daniel Peters of Cassville, MO, was the informant. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| THOMAS, Melvin | Dec. 15, 1905 | Dec. 15, 1905 | Research Note: He is buried next to Allie Thomas. | Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, Myrtle Wilma | Apr. 17, 1915 Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 11, 1918 Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: According to her death certificate she was a child of Oscar Thomas and Nellie Anderson, both born Cassville, MO. Oscar Thomas of Monett, MO was the informant. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| THOMAS, Otto C. | Oct. 14, 1897 Jenkins, Barry Co., MO |
Jan. 24, 1931 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Gladys - Inscription: "Married July 14, 1921" - Research Note: There is a Woodmen of the World emblem on his stone. His death certificate reads that his wife was Gladys Thomas and that he was married. He was an auto salesman and a son of James Henry Thomas, born Jenkins, MO, and Alta "Allie" Galloway, born Jenkins, MO. A diseased liver and gall bladder was the cause of his death. J. H. Thomas, Cassville, MO, was the informant. His stone has a Masonic emblem on it. - December 28, 1916, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Otto Thomas and sister, Merle Thomas, and Miss Bonnie Wilson spent Christmas at Crane. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMAS, William Carl | Oct. 18, 1912 Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 8, 1914 Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Oscar Thomas, born Barry Co., MO, and Nellie Anderson, born Cassville, Barry, Co., MO. February 12, 1914, Cassville Republican - William, 15 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thomas of Monett, died Sunday night. The body was brought here for burial. Interment was made at the Oak Hill Cemetery, Monday afternoon. | Online Newspapers Death Certificate Phyllis Long |
| THOMAS, William Hugh | 1893 | 1980 | Inscription: "US ARMY WORLD WAR I" - Another Stone | Photos BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Anna (HENSON) | 1882 | May 13, 1915 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wife of Charles" - Research Note: Daughter of Pleasant Henson and Susan Moyers. Susan is buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. Annie Henson married C. S. Thompson on Dec. 25, 1904 in Cassville, Barry Co., MO. Her husband's death certificate gives her maiden name. The online newspaper account adds more about her life: - May 20, 1915, Cassville Republican - Young Mother Passes Away: Mrs. Annie Thompson, nee Henson, wife of Chas. Thompson, died at her home in this city, Thursday afternoon, May 13th, of heart failure and fever. Mrs. Thompson was born in Cassville in 1882 and was a daughter of Mrs. Susan Henson of this city. She grew to womanhood here, attended the Cassville High School and was well known and highly respected by the entire citizenship of the town. She was married to Chas. Thompson in 1905. Two little daughters came to bless their home, one is now five and the other three years old. Funeral services were held at the Christian Church Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Yarbrough and the body laid to rest in the Oak Hill Cemetery. | Online Newspapers Donna Cooper MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Benjamin Franklin | Sept. 13, 1852 Johnson Co., MO |
Feb. 6, 1930 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Caldona - Research Note: His death certificate names Stephen Thompson, born TN and Betty Patterson, born TN as his parents. Caldona Frances Thompson was given as his wife's name. Franklin Thompson married Caldona Dunlap, in Barry Co., MO, Dec. 12, 1875. | Death Certificate MO Marriage Records Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Caldona Frances (DUNLAP) | Mar. 28, 1856 Carroll Co., AR |
Dec. 12, 1913 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Benjamin Franklin - Inscription: "Aged 57 yr. 9 mo. 14 days" - Research Note: Her death certificate names Eli Dunlap, born TN, as her father and Jane Walker, born AR, as her mother. Her death was caused by typhoid fever. Online Newspapers read: December 18, 1913, Cassville Republican - Caldonia Frances Thompson, wife of B. F. Thompson, passed to her eternal home early Friday morning December 12, 1913, at the family home in the west part of town after about two weeks sickness of typhoid fever. Mrs. Thompson has not been enjoying the best of health for some years although she had been able to attend to the duties about the home. About the first of December she was taken sick and typhoid developed and took her away with only a short struggle. Her days of intense suffering were few, which is a great consolation to the bereaved members of the family. Mrs. Thompson was born March 28, 1856 in Carroll County, Ark., and moved with her parents, the late Eli and Jane Dunlap to Barry County and settled in the Horner locality southwest of town soon after the war. She was married to B. F. Thompson, Dec. 12, 1875 the day of her death being the 38th anniversary of their marriage. She was the mother of eight children all living. They are Charley, John, Will and Misses Minnie, Maggie, Mary , Zua and Kate. She also leaves four sisters: Mrs. Margaret Wilmouth, Mrs. Hannah Joslin, Mrs. Mollie Johnson and Miss Lizzie Dunlap, all of who resided in the vicinity of Cassville. Mrs. Thompson made a profession of religion at the age of sixteen and united with the Christian Church. Since that time her life was devoted to Christ and in her death the family has lost a loving, devoted and sacrificing mother. The funeral services were held at the family residence Saturday afternoon, conducted by Rev. G. S. Yarbrough and the body was laid to rest in the Oak Hill Cemetery. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Obit Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Charles F. | Sept. 25, 1928 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 6, 2016 At Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was the son of William H. and Lois O. (Hawk) Thompson. On November 17, 1953, he was united in marriage to Ruth Beck. Preceding him in death were one grandson, Dusty Hodge, his parents, sisters Oleta Thompson and Leota Roden, and his beloved younger brother, Lewis. Charles received his education in Cassville and Butterfield, graduating from Butterfield High School in 1946. He was a true patriot and dearly loved his country, serving in the United States Army from January 1951 through November 1952 during the Korean Conflict. During his enlistment he was stationed in Germany and was able to travel through Europe on leave and on weekends, which began his lifetime love of travel that he later shared with Ruth. A life-long resident of Barry County, he and Ruth owned and operated several businesses together, including Phillips 66 Gas Stations in Cassville and Seligman. They built and opened the Lakeview Trading Post at Eagle Rock which the family operated for 14 years. He was a founding member of the Eagle Rock-Mano Fire Department, the Eagle Rock Area Association, and served on the Eagle Rock School Board. After moving to Cassville in 1975, they owned Thompson's Dry Goods, operated rental properties, a coin laundry, and bought and remodeled houses for resale, in many instances providing opportunities for home ownership to people who otherwise could not have owned their own home. Charles was a member and past president of the Cassville Chamber of Commerce and past president of the Cassville School Board. He was a life-long dedicated Democrat and a member of the American Legion Post 118 for over 50 years. He was a member of Cassville First Baptist Church and particularly enjoyed fellowship with members of his Sunday School Class the "Doers of the Word". He and Ruth made multiple trips to Europe, and also visited Thailand, China, Egypt, Russia, and Australia. He loved to celebrate New Year's Eve in Paris. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| THOMPSON, Charles S. | Jan. 13, 1877 Barry Co., MO |
June 16, 1937 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that Benjamin Franklin Thompson, born Johnson Co., MO, and Caldona Dunlap born Berryville, AR, were his parents. He was widowed. His wife was Anna Henson. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper |
| THOMPSON, David J. | Mar. 1837 OH |
Bef. 1910 | Inscription: "Co F 70 ILL. INF." - Research Note: IL State Archives gives David J. Thompson, age 22, mustered in on July 4, 1862 at Camp Butler, IL. He married Rebecca J. Jackson on July 23, 1890 in Ford Co., IL. Rebecca was widowed in the 1910 Census. - 1900 Census, Missouri, Barry, Flat Creek, District 5 - David J. Thompson, born Mar. 1837 OH, age 63, married 10 years, parents born VA, farmer - Rebecca J., wife, born Oct. 1866 IL, age 33, mother of 6 children, 5 living, married 10 years, parents born IN - Mary E., daughter, born Jun 1893 IA - Lloyd N., son, born Sept. 1897 MO - Charles M., son, born Apr 1898 MO - Maudie Jackson, stepdaughter, born Feb. 1887 MO - William L., stepson, born Feb. 1887 MO. | IL Civil War Records IL Marriage Records Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Elaine E. (MANLEY) | Feb. 26, 1899 | Dec. 16, 1945 | Research Not: Daughter of Charles Derius Manley and Cynthia Isabelle Goodnight, both buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. Elaine Manley married Joe Noble Thompson on July 18, 1936 in Monett, Barry Co., MO. Joe die din 1960 in Tulsa, OK. | Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, John B. | Aug. 30, 1879 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 28, 1963 MO State Sanatorium, Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co., MO |
SSW: Margaret and Katherine J. - Research Note: He was a son of Benjamin Franklin Thompson and Caldona "Dona" Frances Dunlap. Never married. Usual residence was Rt. 1, Cassville, MO. - John's Stone - Another Photo - Another Photo | Martha Thompson Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, John Carmon | Mar. 1, 1874 Adair Co., MO |
Mar. 23, 1944 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Myrtle Rebecca - Research Note: His wife was Myrtle B. Thompson and he was a farmer according to his death certificate. He was a son of Charles Thompson and Delinda Prentice, both born MO. Mrs. C. E. Sears of Cassville, MO, was the informant. The cause of death was suicide in his garage, at home, by 32 revolver through his temple. | Death Certificate Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Katherine J. | Apr. 18, 1897 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 20, 1963 At Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: John B. and Margaret B. - Research Note: She was a daughter of Benjamin Franklin Thompson and Caldona Frances Dunlap and never married. Usual residence was 2 miles North of Cassville, MO. J. B. Thompson of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - Kate's Stone - Another Photo - Another Photo | Martha Thompson Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Lewis William | July 29, 1941 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Dec. 25, 2012 Mercy Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: He was the son of William Henry and Lois Olena (Hawk) Thompson. On June 16, 1962, he was united in marriage to Martha Vanderpool. Surviving are three sons, one daughter, one brother, and eight grandchildren. Preceding him in death were his parents and two sisters. Lewis received his education in House Rural School, and also Butterfield, graduating from Cassville High School. He was a life-long resident of Barry County. For thirty-one years he was a master mechanic and trouble shooter for Schreiber Foods in Monett, retiring six years ago. He was a member of Butterfield Baptist Church. He loved his children and grandchildren dearly. He enjoyed creating projects, painting pictures and going to flea markets and yard sales. - Louie was a great guy. Always ready to lend a helping hand. He was my daughter's ex father-in-law and he still counted her as one of his own and was always there for her. We all miss him a great deal. His wife, Martha, is a wonderful person and was one of the Vanderpool triplets. | Fohn Funeral Home Note Phyllis Long Photo Amanda J. (Thompson) Higgs (granddaughter) |
| THOMPSON, Lois Olena (HAWK) | May 11, 1903 | Dec. 27, 1983 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: William H. - Inscription: "Wed Apr. 20, 1927" - Research Note: Wife of William Henry Thompson. She was a daughter of Charles G. Ellsworth Hawk and Ida Brown. - Another Stone | Martha Thompson Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Margaret B. | Feb. 9, 1883 Barry Co., MO |
Jan. 12, 1962 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Katherine J. and John - Research Note: She was a daughter of Benjamin Franklin Thompson and Caldona Frances Dunlap and never married. Miss Kate Thompson of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - Maggie's Stone - Another Photo - Another Photo | Martha Thompson Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Mary | No Date | No Date | Buried next to John B. Thompson and family with a matching stone. | Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Minnie Mae | Oct. 24, 1881 Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 28, 1954 Rural Flat Creek, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Her death certificate names Benjamin Franklin Thompson as her father and Caledonia Dunlap as her mother. John Thompson of Cassville, MO was the informant. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Myrtle Rebecca (BROYLES) | Nov. 13, 1884 | Jan. 19, 1976 | SSW: John C. - Research Note: Daughter of James H. Broyles and Mary E. Munn. Myrtle Rebecca Broyles married Carmon J. Thompson on Aug. 19, 1896 in Adair Co., MO. Consent given by both parents, James and Mary Broyles. | Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Oleta M. | Jan. 8, 1931 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
May 14, 2004 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Daughter, Sister and Aunt" - Research Note: She was the daughter of William H. and Lois O. (Hawk) Thompson and a graduate of Cassville High School. She was a bookkeeper for Hailey Tractor and Implement from 1952 until retirement. She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Butterfield where she was secretary and treasurer. Never married. | Monett Times May 17, 2004 Mary Homesley Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Rachel Frances (OAKLEY) | Apr. 4, 1852 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
May 30, 1935 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Her death certificate names William Oakley, born IN, as her father. Her mother's name was given as Barbara Meyers, born PA and her husband was named as Sherman Dunbar Thompson. She had a broken hip which led to the cause of her death. - Thompson Plot Stone | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Roetta Jane (BOWER) | Oct. 8, 1932 Stella, MO |
Dec. 1, 2006 Oregon City, OR |
SSW: Johnnie Louise Ketaily - Inscription: "Memorial to our Daughters and Sisters" - Research Note: There is an Eastern Star emblem on the stone. Roetta passed away quietly at her home in Oregon City where she had lived for many years. She was the daughter of Austin J. and Robbie Elizabeth (Towe) Bower. She graduated from Cassville High School, class of 1950. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Orsen K. Thompson, a son-in-law, John Eaqunita and one grandson. Note: As this is a Memorial Stone, she may be buried in Oregon. | Cassville Democrat Dec. 2006 Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Sherman Dunbar | Mar. 9, 1835 IL |
Feb. 27, 1911 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that he was a retail merchant. Lewis Thompson was named as his father and Anna Ragsdale, probably born TN, as his mother. J. C. Henry of Cassville, MO, was the informant. - March 2, 1911, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Prominent Citizen Passes Away: S. D. Thompson, one of the best known and most influential men of the county, died at his home on North Main Street in this city Monday night, Feb. 27, 1911, of kidney and complication of other troubles, age 76 years. For months he had been on a general decline but did not take his bed until a few days before his death. He had been bothered with asthma for a number of years. It seemed to grow worse with age and together with other physical aliments conquered his once vigorous body. Only a few days ago was there any indication of immediate dissolution as he continued to take a good interest in current public affairs. He was born in Illinois, March 9, 1835. When fourteen years of age, he, in company with a widowed mother and six children, drove from Illinois across the plains to what is now the state of Oregon seeking a home in the West. The trip was made in 1849 the year made famous by the discovery of gold in California. At the age of sixteen years he began to do for himself and engaged in the stock business. For several years he drove sheep from Oregon to California and drove cattle back on the return trip. During the exciting gold mining days of early California he also did some mining of the precious ore. In 1872, he came to Barry County and first settled on White River but soon after moved to Washburn where he lived until 1900 when he moved to Cassville which has since been his home. While living at Washburn, he was engaged in the stock business and farming. At Cassville he engaged in the hardware and later in the dry goods business, which he sold a few years ago, investing in other property and retiring. S. D. Thompson was married in 1872 to Rachel F. Oakley. To them were born three children all of whom are living, Mrs. J. C. Henry of this city, Mrs. J. D. McCary of Holtsville, California, and Mrs. Thos. Mason of Afton, Okla. Funeral services were held at the residence Wednesday afternoon and the body laid to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery. S. D. Thompson was an excellent example of the study manhood, force of character and aggressive personality of our fore-fathers who blazed the way in making out of the West the great dominion of state it is today. Dueled many of the advantages of an education he educated himself by symptomatic reading and study. By nature he was a student and for years had been an omnivorous reader. Few men were better informed, not only upon the current affairs of the day but also upon historical and scientific subjects. He was very much devoted to his family, his home and to the general progress of the community in which he lived. He was independent in thought, kind of disposition and a friend to everybody. - August 3, 1907, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - S. D. Thompson, wife, and little grand daughter, Gladys Henry have been visiting relatives at Afton, I. T. They returned this week. - March 2, 1911, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mrs. Carrie Mason of Afton, Okla., has been called here on account of the illness of her father, S. D. Thompson. - Thompson Plot Stone | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Obit Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, Virginia (STONE) | 1852 St. Louis, MO |
1896 | Inscription: "Wife of R. P. Thompson" - Research Note: Virginia A. Stone married Robert P. Thompson on Mar. 9, 1874 in St. Louis, MO. 1880 census they were in Mexico City, Audrain, Missouri with Albert, age 4 and Inez, age 2. Inez is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery as Inez (Thompson) Lee. | MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| THOMPSON, William Henry | July 29, 1892 MO |
Dec. 6, 1978 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Lois O. - Inscription: "Wed Apr. 20, 1922" - Research Note: He was the husband of Lois Olena Hawk and married on April 20, 1922. He was a son of Benjamin Franklin Thompson and Caldona Frances Dunlap. WWI Veteran. - Military Stone - Inscription: "PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR I" | Martha Thompson, Daughter-in-Law Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TIMMONS, Irma Jean (COPE) | Nov. 23, 1927 Cape Fair, Stone Co., MO |
Dec. 10, 2003 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Raymond Ottis - Inscription: "Married May 27, 1947" - Research Note: Irma Jean Timmons, age 76, of Cassville, died December 10 at her home. Daughter of Gale L. Cope and Opal Melton, both buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. She grew up in Shell Knob, Mo., and graduated from Cassville High School in 1943. She graduated with a bachelor of science degree from Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield, Mo., and received her master of science from the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, Ark. She taught in Butterfield, Purdy and Rocky Comfort before coming to Cassville in 1971. She was a vocational business teacher and FBLA sponsor. She received several awards and honors during her teaching career. She was a member of the Nine-Patch Quilting Club, the Missouri Business Education Association, the Retired Teachers Association, the Retired Teachers Association of Missouri, the Barry County Teachers Association and AARP. She was a member of the Mill Street Church of Christ. She married Raymond O. Timmons on May 25, 1947, in Cassville. Survivors include two sons, one sister, six grandchildren and one great grandchild. She was preceded in death by her husband, Raymond, on Aug. 22, 1993; one brother, Bobby Cope; and one sister, Norma Epperly. | Williamson Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| TIMMONS, Raymond Ottis | Nov. 6, 1921 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Aug. 22, 1993 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Irma Jean Cope - Inscription: "Married May 27, 1947" - Research Note: Son of Roy Marshall Timmons and Bertha Easley. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo Diana Cope |
| TOBLER, John | Oct. 1823 Switzerland |
Aug. 8, 1912 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was widowed. Parents not known. Age about 89 and "said" to be from Switzerland. D. L. Mitchell of Cassville, MO was the informant. Cause of death was old age. - Possible 1850 Census, Howard, Brown Co., WI - Listed as soldier with many others. - 1900 Census, Flatcreek Twp., Barry Co., MO - BENNINGTON, Fred W., head, M, May 1877, 23; Mittie E. wife, F, Oct. 1879, 20, MO TX TN; TOBLER, John, boarder, M, Oct. 1823, 76, Widowed, SWITZ SWITZ SWITZ. | Death Certificate Census Phyllis Long |
| TOLBY, Alta Maree | Dec. 30, 1897 | Sept. 3, 1899 | No Data | Photo BCG and HS |
| TOLBY, Andrew Jackson | Mar. 3, 1833 KY |
Sept. 13, 1890 | SSW: F. A. McNeil - Research Note: Civil War Veteran. F. A. McNiel was only 6 hours old. Maybe a grandson? Daughter Minerva A. Houston's death certificate gives her parents as Andrew Jackson Tolby and Almeda Browning. Buried at Oak Hill. He was named in the newspapers as a Union Soldier. Andrew J. Tolby married Almeda Browning on Oct. 21, 1855 in Holt Co., MO. Almeda died in 1888 and is buried at Hale Cemetery in Berryville, Carroll Co., AR. Researchers say he was the son of William Andrew Tolby and Mary Campbell. | Death Certificate MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TOMBLIN, Maurice Wayne | Dec. 25, 1924 Shidler, OK |
May 22, 1986 MO |
SSW: Tommie - Research Note: Wayne and Tommie operated Tomblin Jewelry store in Cassville. - He was the son of John Arris Tomblin and Lola Camille Cook. - Military Stone - Inscription: "BKR US NAVY - WORLD WAR II - KOREA" | Note Allene Brock Photos BCG and HS |
| TOMBLIN, Tommie Louise (HIGH) | Oct. 15, 1924 Fairfax, Osage Co., OK |
Nov. 30, 1996 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Maurice Wayne - Research Note: Daughter of James T. High and Myrtle Sikes. Married Maurice Wayne Tomblin on September 23, 1946 in Winfield, Cowley County, KS. Wayne and Tommie operated Tomblin Jewelry store in Cassville, Barry County, MO. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TOWNSEND, Susan (LOGAN) (BUCHANAN) | Dec. 3, 1812 Rhea Co., TN |
Mar. 1, 1894 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: W. G. - Inscription: "Wife of W. G. Townsend - Aged 81 Yrs. 2 Ms. 28 Ds." - Research Note: March 8, 1894, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Died, Thursday, March 1st, Susan Townsend, age 81 years, 2 months, and 28 days. Susan Logan was born in Rhea Co., Tenn., Dec. 3, 1812. In 1835, with her parents, she came to this county and Oct. 19, 1836, was united in marriage with Rev. Greenfield Buchanan, a Cumberland Presbyterian minister, by Rev. W. T. Larremore. Mr. Buchanan died in 1838 and in Aug. 2, 1839 she became the wife of Winford G. Townsend. By Mr. Buchanan she had one child, Vesty, who married Elijah M. Moore of Washburn. By her later marriage there were born Samantha S. (Cravens), Mary E. (Burton), Nancy P. (Price), Ludenia P. (Smith), Emma C. (Wynne), Penelope A. (Bennington), Sarah C. and Cornelia A. Of these Mesdames, Burton, Price, Smith, Wynne and Bennington survive her. The place of her death had been her home some for 48 years, and was entered from the government by Mr. Townsend. She had continuously resided there except from Feb. 1862 to the spring of 186_, when they were refugees in Paris, Tex. Professing religion in early life, she united with the Cumberland Presbyterians and remained with them until death, about 65 years. The remains were laid to rest by the side of her late husband, in the Cassville Cemetery, Saturday, the services being conducted from the Union Church, by Rev. E.W. McCracken. - Another View of Stone - Another Photo | Online Obit Darla Ball Marbut Photos BCG and HS |
| TOWNSEND, Winford Green | Aug. 24, 1815 Logan Co., KY |
Oct. 15, 1890 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Susan - Inscription: "75 Yrs. 1 Mo. 21 Ds." - Research Note: He is buried by W. T. and John W. Burton. He was a son of William and Mary (Langston) Townsend. - Goodspeed's 1888 History of Barry Co., MO - Winford G. Townsend, who came to Greene Co. with his father, William, about 1834, married Eveline Shannon, was treasurer of Barry Co., and was a resident of that county in 1885. He second married Susan Buchanan on Aug. 2, 1839 in Barry Co., MO. Justices of peace elected in 1846 were W. D. Townsend. Slave owners in 1861: W. G. Townsend, 13, valued at $5000. - Bio: Winford G. Townsend, one of the old and highly respected citizens of Barry Co., MO, was born in Logan Co., KY, in 1815. He is a son of William and Polly (Langstone) Townsend. William Townsend was born in 1794 in Logan Co., KY, and was a farmer. In 1832 he left his native county, immigrating to Greene Co., MO. About 1854 he determined to make a trip to CA. He went overland, taking about 500 head of cattle with him. He reached his destination after a journey of nearly four months, and after a sojourn of thirteen years in the far West he returned to MO and passed the remainder of his life with his son, Winford G. He died in 1879. His first wife was also born in KY, and after her death in July 1842, Mr. Townsend married Mrs. Emily Rainey, who died in CA. When his parents removed to MO, Winford G., who was their eldest child, was seventeen years of age. He was reared on the farm, making his home with his father until he was twenty years of age. In 1835 he married Eveline Shannon, a native of TN. She died in 1838, having borne two children, one of whom, William F., a farmer in Barry Co., is living. In 1839 Mr. Townsend married Mrs. Susan (Logan) Buchanan, the widow of Rev. Greenfield Buchanan, a Cumberland Presbyterian minister, who died in 1837. Mrs. Townsend was born in Rhea Co., TN, in 1812. Eight children have been born to this union: Mary E. (Mrs. William Burton), Nancy E. (Mrs. John Price), Levina (Mrs. P. R. Smith), Emma (Mrs. Argile Wynn), Penelope (Mrs. J. B. Bennington) and Samantha Jane, (Mrs. Judge Cravens). His wife died April 26, 1879. Mr. Townsend resided in Greene Co., MO, until 1840, when he removed to Newton Co. Remaining there one season, and not being satisfied with the location, he removed to Stone Co. In 1844 he came to Barry Co., settling five miles north of Cassville on eighty acres of land which he entered. After two years, he removed to Cassville, where he was proprietor of a hotel for two years, and, about 1848, located on his present farm one half mile north of Cassville. His farm contains 210 acres, and he is considered one of the most substantial farmers of the county. In politics he has been a life long Democrat, having cast his first vote for Martin Van Buren. He has served as treasurer of Barry Co., as justice of the peace for eight years, and as deputy sheriff for two years. He is a Mason, and both he and wife are consistent members of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. - Another View of Stone - Another Photo | Note Donna Cooper Goodspeed's 1888 History Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TOWNSEND, William | Mar. 3, 1794 Logan Co., KY |
July 13, 1875 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He married Mary "Polly" Langston on Aug. 18, 1814 in Logan Co., Kentucky. He was a son of Jabez and Mary (Bailey) Townsend. His father was born in NC. - William Townsend was born in 1794 in Logan Co., KY, and was a farmer. In 1832 he left his native county, immigrating to Greene Co., MO. About 1854 he determined to make a trip to CA. He went overland, taking about 500 head of cattle with him. He reached his destination after a journey of nearly four months, and after a sojourn of thirteen years in the far West he returned to MO and passed the remainder of his life with his son, Winford G. He died in 1879. His first wife was also born in KY, and after her death in July 1842, Mr. Townsend married Mrs. Emily Rainey, who died in CA. | Note Donna Cooper Goodspeed's 1888 History Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TOWNSLEY, Lillian (HUTCHENS) (ENNIS) | Feb. 17, 1917 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 9, 2006 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: Passed away Monday at the Neighborhoods of Quail Creek" Palliative Care Center, in Springfield where she had been a resident for one week. She was a daughter of Urtle and Robie (Hawk) Hutchens. She was united in marriage to Wayne Ennis on April 6, 1935. She and her husband were half owners of the Cassville Republican newspaper and upon his death in 1963, she bought the full ownership of the paper and was editor and publisher for many years. In 1978, she married W. L. Townsley. She was preceded in death by her husband, Wayne and her second husband, W. L. Townsley; her parents; three sisters, Donna, Cressie and Thelma; and a grandson. | Cassville Democrat Phyllis Long |
| TOWNSLEY, William Lawrence Jr. | Dec. 13, 1915 Great Bend, KS |
Aug. 17, 1999 | Inscription: "1ST LT US ARMY - WORLD WAR II, KOREA" - Research Note: He was the son of William Lawrence Townsley Sr. and Alice Pauline Russell. His wife was Lillian Hutchens. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TRECKER, Carole (CHRISTENSEN) (GREEN) | June 2, 1956 Chicago, IL |
Oct.8, 2019 At Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Surviving son with the surname Christensen and separated husband Jimmy Brian Green. She was the daughter of William and Dorothy (Lussnig) Trecker, who preceded her in death. Carole grew up happily in Wheeling, Illinois, moving to Texas for a brief time before settling in Cassville, Missouri to make her home. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| TRECKER, Dorothy Jane (LUSSNIG) | Nov. 4, 1926 Chicago, Cook Co., IL |
Apr. 22, 1997 | SSW: William - Inscription: "Married 1947" - Research Note: Daughter of John Lussnig and Rose Mediatch. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TRECKER, William F. | July 18, 1926 Chicago, Cook Co., IL |
Apr. 26, 2014 Mercy Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Dorothy - Inscription: "Married 1947" - Research Note: He was the son of Fred and Charlotte (Gamach) Trecker. On August 9, 1947, he was united in marriage to Dorothy Lussnig in Chicago, Illinois; she preceded him in death on April 22, 1997. Mr. Trecker joined the United States Army, and served in the Philippians, New Guinea, during World War II. In addition to his parents and his wife, he was preceded in death by one sister, June Evans. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TREVOR, Carl Coons | Mar. 5, 1990 Kansas City, Johnson Co., KS |
July 11, 2006 St. John's Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Inscription: "SWHS - Class of 2008" - Research Note: Stone has photo on it. - He died from injuries sustained in an auto accident and was a son of Mark and Marty (Enfield) Thomas, and Jeff and Cindy Coons. - Back of Stone | Monett Times Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TRIM, Alfred | June 10, 1818 IN |
Oct. 12, 1883 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Nancy - Inscription: "Grandfather" - Research Note: His wife was Nancy Ann Ellis. Researchers say he was the son of Lot Trim and Theresa Drake. - Another Photo | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TRIM, Frank E. | 1871 | 1872 | Inscription: "Son of W. E. and L. Trim" - Research Note: Son of William Ellis Trim and Louisa Logan. He is buried near John and Catherine Logan, his grandparents. | Note Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| TRIM, Louisa (LOGAN) (PRICE) | Feb. 4, 1844 MO |
July 6, 1932 Neosho, Newton Co., MO |
SSW: William E. - Inscription: "Mother" - Research Note: The death certificate is under Louisa Price. She was a daughter of John Logan and Catherine Bowman, married William Ellis Trim on Feb. 25, 1866, in Barry Co., MO. She was a widow at the time of her death and John H. Price was given as her husband. Her address was 407 S. Jefferson, Neosho, MO. Maude Jordan of Neosho, MO was the informant on the death certificate. She was brought to Cassville, MO for burial. | Death Certificate MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TRIM, Nancy Ann (ELLIS) | Abt. 1823 OH |
Feb. 17, 1884 | SSW: Alfred - Inscription: "Grandmother" - Research Note: Nancy Ann Ellis married Alfred Trim in Iowa. Researchers say she was the daughter of William Ellis and Sarah Hannah Ferrell. - Another Photo | International Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TRIM, William Ellis | 1841 OH |
1882 Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Louisa - Inscription: "Father" - Inscription: "2nd Reg. Iowa Inf." - Research Note: He married Louisa Logan on Feb. 25, 1866 in Barry Co., MO. Probable parents are Alfred and Nancy Trim. He served in Company K, Second Regiment, Iowa Infantry, Private, Union. The Second Iowa Infantry was mustered on 27 May 1861. The Regiment was at the Battles of Fort Donelson, Shiloh, Corinth, Atlanta, and on to SC and NC. After the surrender the Second Iowa went to Washington D.C. for the Grand Review of the Armies of the Union on May 23 and 24, 1865. The regiment was mustered out on July 12, 1865 and discharged at Davenport, Iowa on July 20, 1865. - 1880 Census, Cassville, Barry, Missouri - W. E. Trim, age 38, born OH, father born NJ, mother OH, hotel keeper; Louisa, wife, age 36; Maud C., age 13; Nora K., age 11; John A., age 7; Mary, age 21; N. J. Logan, age 25; Winla Bobb, age 22. - January 13, 1917, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Son's death: It is with feelings of regret that we announce the death of John Trim at Sarcoxie, January 2, who is reported to have died very suddenly. He was a son of the late Wm. E. Trim an esteemed citizen of this county during life and was born at Roaring River Spring, where his father and the late Wm. McClure operated a flouring mill for many years. His mother Mrs. Lou Price survives her son and resides at Sarcoxie. He leaves a wife and three or four children to mourn his passing. - Nov. 18, 1897, Cassville Republican - Aix News: Mrs. Maud Jackson of Cassville, whose father William Trim, at one time owned the Roaring River mill property, was last week visiting the scenes of her childhood, the guest of Miss Jean Wallace, Miss Jessie Burton, and Miss Mittie Brown. | Online Civil War Page Census Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TROBAUGH, Betty B. (BURGESS) (TUTTLE) | July 9, 1915 Ford Co., KS |
Jan. 19, 2012 Kansas City, Jackson Co., MO |
SSW: William R. - Research Note: She was the daughter of Stephen Tucker Burgess and Mabel C. Burgess. She was united in marriage to Virgil Tuttle, who preceded her in death. Later she married William Trobaugh, who also preceded her in death. Others preceding her in death were a daughter, Patricia Ann Bliss; one brother, Dolph Ford and two sisters, Jeanne Lafitte and Mildred Douglas. Betty spent many years working in the jewelry industry. She was an editor of the Modern Jeweler Magazine in Kansas City, Missouri, and from there went on to working with sales representatives setting up the MINK Jewelry Show. She retired to Eagle Rock, Missouri, and accepted the position of Executive Director of the Kansas Jewelers Association. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TROBAUGH, William R. | Oct. 13, 1914 | Apr. 30, 1993 | SSW: Betty B. - Research Note: There is a Masonic and an Eastern Star emblem on his stone. US Army Veteran, enlisted on Dec. 23, 1940, released on July 26, 1946. | Veteran Burials Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TROLINGER, Fred | Jan. 1, 1895 | Sept. 27, 1897 | Inscription: "Son of S. M. and Nancy" - Research Note: Son of Samuel M. Trolinger and Nancy L. Henley. - Trolinger Stones | Note Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TROLINGER, James Reed | 1892 | 1940 | SSW: Naomi Houston - Research Note: Son of Samuel M. Trolinger and Nancy L. Henley. - September 19, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Chinquapin Hill: James Trolinger of Cassville and Miss Naomi Houston of Purdy were married by Eld. E. A. Frost at the resident Sunday. This young couple is well known. Mrs. Trolinger is a daughter of Wm. Houston, the present Assessor of Barry County and the nominee of his party for re-election. James Trolinger is a son of S. M. Trolinger, Deputy Circuit Clerk of Barry County. Mr. Trolinger is a young man of great promise and is a trusted clerk at the Kinnaman Bargain Store. Mrs. Trolinger is a worthy young lady and is highly respected by those who know her. - September 11, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - James Trolinger left Friday night for Brunswick to take a course in the study of pharmacy. | Headstone Suzane Galliart Online Newspapers Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TROLINGER, Nancy Leno (HENLEY) | Apr. 15, 1872 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 9, 1950 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Samuel M. - Research Note: Nancy was a daughter of Darb and Isabell (Jordan) Henley. Mrs. Troy Wilson of Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. - October 8, 1914, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Mrs. S. M. Trolinger of Jenkins has been visiting her son, James, of this city and sister, Mrs. C. W. Kemper, at Exeter. - Another Stone - Trolinger Stones | Note Donna Cooper Death Certificate Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TROLINGER, Naomi (HOUSTON) (CONOVER) | Jan. 19, 1895 MO |
Sept. 2, 1963 Long Beach, CA |
SSW: James Reed Trolinger - Research Note: Daughter of William David Houston and Minerva A. Tolby, both buried at Oak Hill Cemetery. - The Culver's Funeral Home record has that her father was William Houston. She was widowed. - May 25, 1916, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Personal and Local News: Mrs. James Trolinger returned Thursday from a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mr. Wm. Houston. Mr. Houston has been ill of fever. - January 13, 1917, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Houston and daughters Mrs. Naomi Trolinger of this city and Mrs. Gladys Brown of Purdy, accompanied by Blaine Bailey, motored to Wentworth, Saturday to attend the funeral of Chas. Stinnett, a brother-in-law of Sheriff Houston. - September 22, 1917, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Mrs. Jas. Trolinger of Wagoner, Okla., is visiting her parents, Sheriff and Mrs. Wm. Houston, other relatives and friends. - The stone has that she was born in 1895, Suzane posted that she was born in 1894. | Headstone Suzane Galliart Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Culver's Funeral Home, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| TROLINGER, Samuel M. | Aug. 31, 1856 Lawrence Co., MO |
Nov. 8, 1922 | SSW: Nancy L. - Research Note: Son of James N. and Jennie (Trott) Trolinger. He was mentioned in his brother's obit of 1914 and was listed as the son of James Trolinger. - Wheaton Journal, Friday, Nov. 10, 1922 - S. M. Trollinger, a prominent citizen of Cassville and present Circuit Clerk of this county, died at his home in Cassville Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock. Death was the result of acute indigestion from which he had suffered only two days. He was active in the religious and civic affairs of Cassville and the county as a whole feels the loss of an esteemed citizen. - Goodspeed's 1888 History of Barry Co., MO - Samuel M. Trolinger, senior member of the firm of S. M. Trolinger and Co., general merchants of Cassville, MO, was born in Lawrence Co., MO, Aug. 31, 1856. He is a son of James N. and Jennie (Trott) Trolinger. The father was of German descent, and was born in Bedford Co., TN in 1816. He grew to manhood in his native county, and was there married in 1837. In 1852 he immigrated to Lawrence Co., MO, locating at Mt. Vernon, where he worked at his trade, that of carpentering. On Aug. 13, 1864, he enlisted in the Union Army, being assigned to Co. D, 46th Reg. of MO Infantry, and served until Mar. 6, 1865, when he was discharged at Springfield, MO. His wife, who was of Irish descent, was born Nov. 16, 1819 in Orange Co., NC, and removed to Bedford Co., TN, when seven years of age. She is now residing at Verona, MO, and is the mother of seven sons, five of whom are living. They are Enoch H. (a lumber merchant at Aurora), William (a grocery merchant at Verona), Thomas (who is in business with William), George (a dry goods clerk in Verona) and Samuel M. The last named was educated in the schools of Verona, and when eighteen years of age became an apprentice to photography under his brothers, William and Thomas, and served two years. He was afterward engaged in farming, as salesman in a dry goods store, and as bill clerk in a railway office at Seligman. In 1885 he engaged in the grocery business at Verona on his own responsibility, continuing until Feb. 3, 1886, when he and T. J. Miller became partners in a general store in Verona, which they removed to Cassville on Jan. 17, 1888. They carry a first class stock of general merchandise and are doing a good business. In politics Mr. Trolinger is a stanch Republican and in religion is a consistent member of the Christian Church. - February 27, 1909, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Sam Trolinger will soon move to the Lum Henry residence just north of the railroad. - August 28, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - S. M. Trolinger received word last week from his son, Enoch, at Wagoner, Okla., stating there were then forty-five cases of typhoid fever so far as a result of he epidemic of that disease at Wagoner. - July 30, 1914, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Enoch Trolinger has returned to Wagoner, Okla., after a visit here at Jenkins. He was accompanied by his sisters, Misses Maude and Nova Trolinger, who will visit at Wagoner. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, August 1, 1918 -S. M. Trolinger has been a competent deputy for years, do not think him entitled to the nomination for the office? - Cassville Republican, July 3, 1919 - Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Trolinger and little daughter, returned Saturday evening to their home in Wagoner, Okla., following a two week's visit where with Mr. Trolinger's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Trolinger, and daughters. - Another Stone - Another Photo - Trolinger Stones | Note Donna Cooper Online Obit Goodspeed's 1888 History Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TROLINGER, William J. P. | June 21 , 1844 Benton Co., AR |
Mar. 12, 1914 Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He married Carrie (Palmer) (Trolinger) (Linn) Smith about 1904, buried at Mineral Springs. Still living with his mother in the 1900 census. Son of James N. and Jennie (Trott) Trolinger. Civil War Veteran, Union. He filed for his pension on Apr. 7, 1891. Carrie filed for her widow's pension on Oct. 25, 1916. - March 19, 1914, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Wm. J. P. Trolinger, one of Barry County's excellent citizens, died Thursday morning, March 12, 1914, at his home in the Forest Grove locality. For several weeks he had been suffering from the growth of a tumor to which he gradually succumbed. The deceased was born in Benton County, Ark., June 22, 1844. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Trolinger who at one time resided in Cassville. When a young man he answered the call of the county and became a member of the 46th Missouri Infantry, Company D. After his service as a veteran of the Civil War, he made his residence at Verona and Cassville. In 1904 he married Mrs. Carrie Smith who survives. He also leaves two brothers, Thomas Trolinger of Washburn Prairie and S. M. Trolinger of Cassville. Interment was made Friday afternoon in the Oak Hill Cemetery, after short funeral services conducted at the grave. - March 12, 1914, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Wm. Trolinger, of the Forest Grove locality, who has been sick for several weeks is reported to have but little chance for recovery today, Wednesday. Mr. Trolinger is an old citizen of this county and highly respected by his acquaintance. - March 19, 1914, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Washburn Prairie News: T. J. Trolinger and family and Mrs. Myrtle Meador attended the funeral of Mr. Trolinger's brother at Cassville Friday. - John Trolinger and Ed Woods of Aurora attended the funeral of Wm. Trolinger, Friday. - Trolinger Stones | Online Obit Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TRUELOVE, Clarence Bailey | July 8, 1886 MO |
July 7, 1969 Cassville Nursing Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Millie - Inscription: "Dad" - Research Note: He was the son of John W. Truelove and Miranda Biggs. He married Millie J. Ryan on Nov. 14, 1912 in Wright Co., MO. Retired from the Frisco RR. His wife Millie was the informant on the death certificate. | Death Certificate Census MO Marriage Records Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TRUELOVE, Millie Jane (RYAN) | Apr. 4, 1891 MO |
Sept. 1, 1969 Cassville Nursing Home, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Clarence - Inscription: "Mom" - Research Note: Daughter of David Ryan and Emily Hayes. Millie Ryan, age 21, married Clarence Truelove, age 25, on Nov. 14, 1912 in Wright Co., MO. Gladys Womack of rural Cassville, MO was the informant on the death certificate. | SS Claims Index MO Marriage Records Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TRUHITTE, Glenn Elba | Nov. 17, 1907 Barry Co., MO |
July 11, 1968 St. John's Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Helen - Research Note: He has a Masonic emblem on his stone. Helen (Roller) Truhitte was given as his wife's name on Culver's Funeral Home Records, pub. by Ted Roller. Listed was William R. Truhitte as his father and Ella Oakes as his mother. He was a bank president at the Barry County Bank, Cassville, MO. His address was Old Exeter Road, Cassville, MO. | Culver Funeral Home by Ted Roller Donna Cooper Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TRUHITTE, Helen Margaret (ROLLER) | Aug. 23, 1910 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 13, 1987 | SSW: Glenn - Research Note: Daughter of David D. Roller and Anna K. Livingston. | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TRUHITTE, Mary Ann (ORTON) | Nov. 10, 1942 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Oct. 10, 2000 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Daughter of Eugene and Elizabeth (Ray) Orton. She was a 1960 graduate of Cassville High School and had been employed at Jumping-Jacks Shoes and Tyson Foods in Monett. She was preceded in death by her mother, Elizabeth Orton. The body has been cremated under the direction of Fohn Funeral Home of Cassville. - Photo of stone at findagrave.com. Her husband was Jack Monroe Truhitte, buried in South Park Cemetery, Pearland, Brazoria Co., TX. | Monett Times Oct. 13, 2000 Mary Homesley Findagrave.com Phyllis Long |
| TRUMAN, Duane Edward | Sept. 20, 1940 Diagonal, IA |
Oct. 25, 2011 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was the son of Ed and Ora (Wilmeth) Truman. On December 27, 1974, in Cassville, he was united in marriage to Janice "Jan" Jackson. Duane grew up and received his education in Creston, Iowa, graduating from Creston High School. He went on to receive his Bachelor's Degree in Aeronautical Engineering. In 1963, Duane joined the United States Army and was a pilot in the Vietnam War. Throughout his Army career he received various medals, ribbons and badges, including a Bronze Star Medal, Vietnam Service Medal with a Silver and a Bronze Star, Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with Palm, Aircraft Crewman Badge, Army Aviator Badge, Distinguished Flying Cross, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal and National Defense Service Medal. On January 31, 1983, Duane retired as a Major. He was a member of Vinh-Long Flying Unit, National Vietnam Helicopter Pilot Association, NRA and a Lifetime member of both the Monett VFW and Military Officers Association. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| TRUMAN, Janice V. (JACKSON) | Aug. 4, 1943 Butterfield, Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 19, 2021 Mercy Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: She was the daughter of Leon and Elma (Cowherd) Jackson. On December 27, 1974 in Cassville she was united in marriage to Duane Edward Truman, who preceded her in death on October 25, 2011. Also preceding her in death were her parents. Jan grew up and received her education in Cassville where she graduated from Cassville High School and received her Bachelor Degree from University of Arkansas. After their marriage, she and Duane moved and lived in several states while Duane was in the military. After their return to Cassville, Jan taught school at Exeter several years. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| TURNER, Adah G. (JAQUES) (PACKWOOD) | Mar. 21, 1897 | May 8, 1984 | SSW: Otto W. - Research Note: Her son's death certificate reads that her maiden name was Jaques. Daughter of Daniel S. Jaques and Jane Sevenia Tyler. - She was the second wife of Otto W. Turner and a daughter of Daniel S. Jaques, born Switzerland and Savena Tyler, born Maryland according to researcher Ron Reid. She first married Otis Packwood. Adah Packwood second married Otto H. Turner on Mar. 8, 1922 in Carthage, Jasper Co., MO. - Otis Obit: Wheaton Journal, June 18, 1920 - Dies at Minnesota Hospital - Relatives of Otis Packwood received a telegram this morning stating that he had died late Thursday evening at a hospital in Rochester, Minnesota where he had gone a short time ago for an operation. The deceased was somewhere near 28 years of age and for years has been one of the successful school teachers of Barry County. He taught during this past term at the Oklahoma school a few miles southeast of here. The body will be shipped back for burial. He was the son of Napoleon B. and Sarah A. (Weatherly) Packwood. | MO Marriage Records Census Obit Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Anna (BROWN) | Mar. 22, 1874 MO |
Aug. 11, 1954 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Her death certificate reads that W. H. Brown and Mary Donnell were her parents. James P. Tuner was her husband. The cause of death was thrombosis. Mrs. Emil Dillinger, Cassville, MO was the informant. - Turner Plot Stone - Turner Plot Stone - Another Photo | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Betty Lou | Aug. 17, 1932 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Dec. 30, 1932 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: She was an infant daughter of Frank Turner and Delilah Frances Knee, both born MO. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Blanch (STACY) | Oct. 11, 1887 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
July 2, 1919 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Wife of O. W. Turner" - Research Note: She was the first wife of Otto W. Turner and a daughter of James T. Stacy, born IL and Amanda Jane Bradley, born MO. - Cassville Republican, July 10, 1919 - Blanche Turner, wife of Otto Turner, died Wednesday evening, July 2, at their home in Cassville. She was the oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Stacy. She had lived in Cassville nearly all her life. She graduated from the Cassville High School with an excellent record. Her industry and pleasing disposition made her a favorite with her teachers. Following her graduation she taught school. In May 1908 she was married to Otto Turner. To them four children were born, three daughters and one son. Some two years ago her health failed but without a murmur she patiently endured the months of suffering until relieved by death. The funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at four o'clock at the residence, conducted by Rev. J. T. Brattin of the Baptist church of which she was a member. She leaves father, James Stacy, three sisters, Mrs. Nina Wilson of Commerce, Okla., Mrs. Jessie Montgomery of Cassville and Mrs. Hattie Keith of Joplin, and two brothers, Horace and Harry of Cassville, in addition to her husband and four little children. | Online Newspapers Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Delilah Frances (KNEE) | Apr. 20, 1890 Barry Co., MO |
Aug. 23, 1976 | Research Note: She was a daughter of George M. and Mary (Scroggins) Knee. Mary Scroggins was also married to George Parrish. She married Frank Turner Nov. 10, 1906 in Barry County. They had 8 children. | Note Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Franklin Theodore | Feb. 10, 1887 Christian Co., MO |
Nov. 30, 1964 Exeter, Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Father" - Research Note: Frank Turner was a son of Theodore Franklin and Mary Hosana (Braziel) Turner. He married Delilah Frances Knee, daughter of George and Mary (Scroggins) Knee. Frank and Delilah had 8 children. Mrs. Bill Wilkerson of Wier, KS was the informant on the death certificate. - Photo of Parents - Another Photo | Note Donna Cooper Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Gertie E. | Mar. 11, 1887 | May 20, 1984 | Research Note: Daughter of John William Turner and Lodema Ellen Syfert. Sister to Otto Wilson Turner and Rose B. Turner. | Note Maru Elizabeth Spears Cole Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Glenn Herbert | Oct. 26, 1934 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
May 22, 1935 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: According to his death certificate he was an infant son of Frank T. Turner, born Rural Springfield, MO, and Delilah Knee, born Barry Co., MO. Stone has birth year as 1934 and death year as 1935. Since the death certificate was filed by an attending physician it would have the correct death date. Burial was given as 1934. | Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Hubert M. "Jake" | Jan. 10, 1919 NM |
Aug. 16, 1997 MO |
SSW: Winnie A. - Research Note: Son of David Turner and Cora E. Bruce. - Back of Stone - Another Photo - Back of Stone - Another Photo | Census Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Hubert M. "Hugh" | Oct. 17, 1941 | No Date | SSW: Jill K. - Inscription: "Married Nov. 27, 1964" - Research Note: Son of Hubert M. "Jake" Turner and Winnie Arlene Lawrence. | Note Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, James Addison "Jim" | Aug. 8, 1958 St. Charles, MO |
Aug. 10, 2017 Verona, MO |
Research Note: He was the son of Donald Owen Turner and Audrey Myrtle Stephens, who preceded him in death. Jim was also preceded in death by an infant son at birth. On September 28, 1991 in Cahokia, Illinois he was united in marriage to Kimberly "Kim" Edwards. Jim graduated from Ritner High School in St. Louis and then attended Merimac College on a Baseball Scholarship and went on to SMS. In 1997 he moved to Cassville, Missouri from Dupo, Illinois and worked as a manager for UPS. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long |
| TURNER, James "Jimmy" Henderson | May 11, 1907 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 17, 1968 St. John's Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: Virginia - Research Note: He has a Masonic emblem on his stone. Culver Funeral Home Records, pub. by Ted Roller, state that his father was James P. Turner and his mother Annie Brown. His wife's name was Virginia Pearl Turner, and they lived at 604 W. First St., Cassville, MO. He was a farmer and had lived a life time in the area. | Culver Funeral Home, V. 13, by Ted Roller Donna Cooper Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, James P. | Oct. 26, 1859 Atlanta, GA |
Nov. 10, 1939 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: His death certificate reads that John Turner and Elizabeth Arwood were his parents. His cause of death was cancer of the bladder. Anna Brown Turner was his wife and he was a miller. - Cassville Republican Oct. 9, 1919 - George Turner of Idaho arrived last week for a visit with his brother, J. P. Turner. He had been away for about fifteen years. He had been to Ohio on a visit and stopped here on his return trip. - Turner Plot Stone - Another Photo | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Online Newspapers Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, James Richard | Dec. 5, 1919 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Mar. 13, 1931 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: He was a son of Frank Theodore and Delilah (Knee) Turner. Cause of death was influenza and injury from accident. The death certificate says he was buried at Maplewood. No listing was found there. | Note Donna Cooper Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Jesse Franklin | Oct. 15, 1893 AR |
July 22, 1916 Joplin, Jasper Co., MO |
Research Note: There is a Woodmen of the World emblem on his stone. According to his death certificate he was a son of William Turner and Leola N. Day, both born AR. The cause of death was a gunshot wound of abdomen, homicide. - Donna's Note: His stone has that he was born in 1893. Death certificate says 1894. - Cassville Republican, Thursday, July 17, 1916 - Jesse Turner, 22 years old, 1037 Kentucky Avenue, died at 11:45 o'clock, Friday night as the result of shots fired by O. O. ("Bee") Steele of Commerce, Okla., was the verdict of a jury at an inquest conducted yesterday afternoon. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Enola Turner, one brother, Clyde W., and four sisters, Gertrude, Gladys, Nadine, and Marie. The body was accompanied to Cassville by his mother and brother, Clyde, and four sisters and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Day. His father William Turner died in Joplin, May 2, and was also buried here. - October 17, 1912, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Tom Arnold, Albert Brattin and Jess Turner were arrested Thursday evening on the fair grounds for fighting. They made their appearance before J. S. Platttenburg Friday and were fined one dollar and cost. - September 11, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican -Thomas Arnold, Elsey Sullivan, Leonard Bayless, Jesse Turner, Fred Johnson, Harris Hudson and Herman VanHook were fined in the mayor's court this week for being intoxicated on the streets of the city and using abusive language to the city marshal. We hope this will never occur again. As is always the case such affairs cause humiliation upon the parties and heart aches to their families. From a mother of one of the above implicated, we've received a special request by letter not to make mention of the affair. To hold such news from the community would destroy the highest duty of the press to give the news impartially to the community, which it serves. We believe we voice the sentiment of the community in saying such disturbances should no longer be tolerated. - Newspaper account of murder. | Online Newspapers Death Certificate Phyllis Long Note Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Jill Kathleen (BRISBIN) | Nov. 26, 1944 CA |
Dec. 11, 2001 Pea Ridge, Benton Co., MO |
SSW: Hubert M. - Inscription: "Married Nov. 27, 1964" - Research Note: She was the daughter of Stanley Brisbin and Mary Ellen Hall. She attended Bob Jones University in SC for three years and was employed by Simmons Bank in Bella Vista. | Sisco Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, John Daniel | Jan. 11, 1923 Barry Co., MO |
Feb. 15, 1923 Flat Creek Twp., Barry Co., MO |
Inscription: "Son of O. W. and Adah" - Research Note: His death certificate reads that his father was Otto W. Turner, born Shelby Co., IL, and that his mother was Adah G. Jaques, born Barry Co., MO, and this infant was 1 month and 4 days old when he died. The cause of death was convulsions. | Death Certificate Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, John William | Oct. 26, 1858 OH |
July 13, 1928 Ennis, Ellis Co., TX |
SSW: Margaret C. and Lodema E. - Research Note: Son of Emanuel Turner and Annie Poling, both born OH. Homer S. Matlock of Ft. Worth, TX was the informant on the death certificate. Lodema Syfert was his first wife. Margaret Lyford was his second wife. - August 21, 1913, Thursday, Cassville Republican - (third marriage) J. W. Turner who went to Texas some weeks ago and Mrs. Biddie Matlock of Ennis, Tex., but who formerly lived in the vicinity of Cassville, were recently married. Word from the contracting parties to relatives here announcing their marriage was received some days ago. They will reside at Houston, Tex. Their many friends here join in wishing the best of life for them. - August 22, 1908, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - J. W. Turner left Wednesday to visit Tower Hill, Ill, his old home. - February 7, 1918, Cassville Republican - J. W. Turner and his mother were called to Bramer, Okla., Saturday night to attend the funeral of E. E. Turner, a brother of Mr. Turner. | Online Newspapers TX Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Lodema Ellen (SYFERT) | Dec. 4, 1862 OH |
Feb. 26, 1908 MO |
SSW: John W. and Margaret C. - Inscription: "Wife of J. W. Turner" - Research Note: Daughter of Noah Syfert and Katherine Frisner. First wife of John W. Turner. Lodema Ellen Syfert married John William Turner on Feb. 10, 1881 in Shelby Co., IL. - March 14, 1908, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Mrs. J. W. Turner who died last week, was a member of the Court of Honor Society and carried $1,000 insurance for benefit of her husband. | Online Newspapers IL Marriage Index Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Margaret Caroline (SHERWOOD) (LYFORD) | July 31, 1862 Shelby Co., OH |
Jan. 26, 1911 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Lodema E. and John W. - Inscription: "Wife of J. W. Turner" - Research Note: Second wife of John William Turner. According to her death certificate she was a daughter of Jesse Sherwood, born OH, and Jennette Smith, born Rockbridge Co., VA. - Feb. 2, 1911, Cassville Republican - Following an illness of two weeks, Mrs. J. W. Turner passed away at her home of the family in north part of town, Thursday evening, Jan. 26, 1911, aged 48 years, 5 months and 26 days. For weeks before Mrs. Turner was taken ill she had nursed her daughter, Miss Fay Lyford through a spell of typhoid. She contacted the dreaded disease which caused her death while a carefully and faithfully nursing her little daughter back to health. Mrs. Margaret Caroline Turner was born in Shelby County, Ohio, in 1862, moved to Illinois is 1878 and lived near Tower Hill until she was married to John W. Turner in 1909. Her first marriage was to Edward Lyford whom death called in 1901. To them were born three children, two daughters, Mrs. Eva Vincent of Pena, Ill., Miss Fay, who lived with her mother and Will Lyford, of Shelbyville, Ill. She was united in marriage to John W. Turner in 1909 and since lived in Cassville. She was a sister of J. W. and Henry Sherwood and of Mrs. B. F. Funk all of Cassville. Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church Saturday Jan. 28, at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. J. T. Brattin and interment made at Oak Hill Cemetery. During the short time she had lived in Cassville, Mrs. Turner's friends were numbered by her acquaintances who had recognized in her a noble character and a faithful and devoted mother, wife, friend, and neighbor. The bereaved have the deepest sympathy of the people of Cassville in their hours of grief. - June 5, 1909, Saturday, Cassville Democrat - Marriage Licenses: J. W. Turner, Cassville and Margaret Lyford, Pana, Ill. - Nov. 10, 1910, Thursday, Cassville Republican - Fay Lyford has fever at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. W. Turner. | Online Obit Online Newspapers Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Otto Wilson | Mar. 1, 1885 Shelby Co., IL |
Nov. 9, 1971 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Adah G. - Research Note: Son of John William Turner and Lodema Ellen Syfert. His first wife was Blanche Stacy and his second wife was Adah Jaques and she was the informant on the death certificate. He was a building contractor. Resident of Old Exeter Rd., Cassville, Barry Co., MO. | Census Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Raymond F. "Top" | May 13, 1914 | Jan. 13, 1994 | Research Note: Raymond "Top" Turner was a son of Frank Turner and Delilah Knee. The family story is that because he was tall and could be seen in a crowd towering above the others in a group that they called him Top. | Note Donna Cooper Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Reba Lucille (COONES) | July 12, 1921 Barry Co., MO |
Sept. 11, 1997 | SSW: William Thomas "Tom" - Inscription: "Married Mar. 1, 1942" - On back of stone is inscription: "Beloved Parents of KAY, BILLY, LINDA, BECKY" - Research Note: Daughter of Leonard C. Coones and Louisa F. Foster. - Back of Stone | SS Claims Index Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Rose Belle | May 30, 1883 Shelby Co., IL |
Dec. 9, 1965 St. Vincent's Hosp., Monett, Barry Co., MO |
Research Note: Daughter of John William Turner and Lodema Syfert. Sister to Otto Wilson Turner and Gertie E. Turner. Never married. She was the secretary at the Christian Church. Gertie Turner was the informant on the death certificate. They both lived at 106 West St., Cassville, MO. | Note Maru Elizabeth Spears Cole Census Death Certificate Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Roy Ray | Feb. 28, 1931 Eagle Rock, Barry Co., MO |
Jan. 1, 2016 Cox South Hosp., Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
Research Note: He was the son of Leonard R. and Oner (Roller) Turner, who preceded him in death. Also preceding him in death was one brother, Carl Turner. Roy was a life-long resident of Barry County, where he was a dairy farmer. He was a member of the Baptist Faith. Some of his favorite pastimes were working outside, clearing land and planting. While living at Peachwood Manor he was known as a caring, considerate and respectful man and never complained. | Fohn Funeral Home Phyllis Long Photo BCG and H |
| TURNER, Samuel M. | May 21, 1860 | Feb. 3, 1897 | Research Note: Cassville Republican, February 4, 1897 - Samuel M. Turner, of Shady Grove, who went to Eureka Springs, last week for his health, died there Tuesday, aged 38 years. The remains were brought here for burial today. - Another Photo | Online Obit Phyllis Long Photos BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Virginia (PEARL) | Aug. 14, 1913 | Jan. 9, 1990 | SSW: James "Jimmy" H. - Research Note: Daughter of Glen Manford Pearl and Missie Ray. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, William N. | May 22, 1872 Madison Co., AR |
May 2, 1916 Joplin, Jasper Co., MO |
Research Note: He has a Woodmen of the World Memorial on his stone. According to his death certificate he was a son of George A. Turner and mother's maiden name was Starns (Eliza Ann Starns). Father of Jesse Franklin Turner who was murdered in Joplin, MO., Clyde W., and four daughters, Gertrude, Gladys, Nadine, and Marie. He was the husband of Leola N. (Day) Turner. | Death Certificate Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, William Thomas "Tom" | Aug. 21, 1922 Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
Dec. 2, 2003 Red Rose Inn, Cassville, Barry Co., MO |
SSW: Lucille - Inscription: "Married Mar. 1, 1942" - Inscription on Back: "Beloved Parents of KAY, BILLY, LINDA, BECKY" - Research Note: He was a son of Franklin Theodore and Delilah Francis (Knee) Turner. He was a lineman for Barry Electric for many years. He was an Army veteran of World War II. He married Reba Lucille Coones on March 1, 1942, and she preceded him in death September 11, 1997. - Back of Stone | Monett Times Dec. 2003 Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TURNER, Winnie Arlene (LAWRENCE) | June 6, 1924 Viola, Barry Co., MO |
Nov. 12, 2004 Springfield, Greene Co., MO |
SSW: H. M. "Jake" - Research Note: Daughter of William Sam and Winnie Belle (Bilyeu) Lawrence, married H. M. "Jake" Turner on August 17, 1940, in Clovis, New Mexico, and he preceded her in death August 16, 1997. - Back of Stone - Another Photo | Monett Times Nov. 15, 2004 Mary Homesley Photos BCG and HS |
| TUTT, Harry Clay | Sept. 5, 1882 | Sept. 15, 1977 | SSW: Lucille - Research Note: Son of Henry Clay Tutt, Sr. and Mary Jane Salmon. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
| TUTT, Lucille (ROBINSON) | Dec. 6, 1896 | July 3, 1979 | SSW: Harry Clay - Research Note: She was the wife of Harry Clay Tutt and a daughter of Jacob Valentine Robinson, born MO and Harriet Loretta Cotton, born IN. | Census Phyllis Long Photo BCG and HS |
