Book -- 1952 Selleck

MO Gen Web, Pat Carmichael and Kristi Towe, Coordinators

Chapter 1

• Location

• Historical Background

• Formation

• Growth and Development --
  Churches -- Schools -- Industry, Etc.

• Outstanding Events -- Baldknobbers --
  Alsup Tragedies -- Denlow

Chapter 2

• Civil War

• Organization of Douglas County Home
  Guards

• Affidavit and Muster Roll of Captain John Upshaw

• Skirmishes and Battles In and Near Douglas County

• Bushwhackers -- Reminiscence

• Muster Roll of Companies H and I, 46th Mo. Volunteers

Chapter 3

• Biographical

• Family Histories (Over 100 Families
  with Allied Families)

• Woods -- Upshaw Genealogy,
  Douglas County Descendants

• Homesteaders 1848-50 and 1865

Chapter 4

• Vital Statistics

• Marriage Records of Greene County 1833-50

• Douglas County Marriage Records 1885-85
  Rescued from Fire

• World War II Dead

• Miscellaneous Cemetery Records

Family Histories Included in Chapter 3

• Alsup, John (grandfather of
  Moses Lock Alsup)

• Anderson, Dorcas

• Andrews, Jesse

• Barnes, David

• Barnes, Matthais

• Barnes, Joshua

• Bragg, John B.

• Bralley, James

• Breazeale, Henry

• Burdett, K.L.

• Burke, Henry Thomas

• Burris, Joe

• Bunyard, Ephraim

• Cearney, George

• Clinkingbeard, Robert A.

• Coffman, Jesse Hayes

• Cox, Jesse

• Curry, John & Frost, Elizabeth C.

• Curnutt, James M.

• Darrow, Christopher

• Davis, Benjamin Joshua

• Dobbs, Linzey

• Ellison, James

• Filer, Jacob

• Gaulding, John

• Gentry, Bartlett

• Gentry, J.L.

• Gideon -- George B., James, James J., James D., J.M., John M., M.V., Waldo G., Thomas J.

• Gilliland, S.L.

• Givans, Jacob

• Goodman, Alfred

• Green, Hiram

• Hagerman, Richard F.

• Hailey, Tavner

• Hailey, Reynolds, Miller (See Reynolds)

• Hargis Family

• Hartley, Jeff ...honored at picnic -- 1946

• Hartin, Dal

• Hendrix, J.B.

• Hibbard, Augustine

• Hicks -- Robert, John,

• Hicks, John

• Johnson (See Hicks)

• Hiser, Henry F.

• Hodge, Richard Hamilton

• Hodges, John

• Holestine, Alec A.

• Hopper, Raleigh

• Hylton, Elijah

• Ince, John

• James, John

• Jenkins, William

• Jennings, Dempsey C.

• Kay, Alexander

• Kennedy, Robert A.

• Knight, Martin V.B.

• Livingston -- Henry, Zack

• Lyons, Joseph Jr. & Page, Sarah

• Malloy, John A.

• Mankin, Emmett

• Martin, John H.

• Mathes, David

• Michael, Henry

• Miller -- Henry, William

• Miller, Hailey, Reynolds (See Reynolds)

• Newton, John T.

• Neiman, William (spelled "Nieman" by Selleck)

• Norman, Jason F.

• Osburn -- George W., William

• Pease, M.M.

• Pennington, Charles

• Phillips, George (See Hicks)

• Quigley, William Baird

• Rambo, J.A.

• Reynolds -- Hailey -- Miller

• Riggs, Samuel

• Roller, Elias

• Roy, L.M.

• Siler, Jessie

• Silver, Marion

• Singleton, Leonard

• Small, Thomas H.

• Smith, William P.

• Souder -- Jacob, George W.

• Spurrier George H.

• Squire, John

• Swearingin, Elijah (Eli)

• Thomas, Howell

• Thurman -- Shipley -- Walker

• Turner, William

• Turner, Samuel

• Turner, Samuel J.

• Turner, Andrew R.

• Uhlmann, Oscar Robert

• Upshaw, Drury

• Van Noy Family

• Vannoy, Levi Tipton

• Webster, Richard

• Wheeler, James Wesley

• Williams, John B.

• Wilson, Calvin

• Wood, James

• Woods, Eli

• Yandell, Thomas K.

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