This index is a work in progress. The list of churches has been compiled from various sources and may not be complete. More information will be added as it becomes available. Do you have photos and/or celebration booklets about other Marion County churches and congregations? To expand this page and help family researchers who are … Read more
1830-1900 Census Records transcribed for Marion County, Missouri. Includes images for 1830-1860 census. Also includes the 1850 Slave Schedule, 1860 Mortality Census, and the 1890 Special Census of Veterans.
BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY (EST 1859) North of Philadelphia, Missouri John Paul Glascock b. – 1875; d -1940 Anna Bert Glascock b – 1874; d – 1938 w/o John P- Vera M. Glascock b – 1897; d – 1953 Eli T. Dunn b – 1849; d – 1881 Ellen Dunn b – 1851; d – 1917 w/o Eli Dunn Susie Roy Floweree b – Feb 17, 1944 … Read more
Banks Cemetery is also known by the name of Marksbury-Hutcherson cemetery. Located: 6 mi from jct 168 – north of Emerson, Marion Co., Missouri (not all the graves) Keziah Hutcherson d- 1858 – age 67 yrs (b 1781) W/O John HutchersonMargaret Hutchersonb -Aug 14, 1827 d- Dec 20, 1845Napoleon Banks b 1855 d 1949 Ann Marksbury … Read more
A transcription and map of Andrew Chapel Cemetery in Marion County, Missouri.
Transcription and map of the Apostolic Christian Church Cemetery in Taylor, Missouri.
Marion county was represented in two regiments of the enrolled militia, the 38th, Col. Hayward, and the 53d, Col. 0, C. Tinker, of Ralls county. At first, all of the companies from this county but Capt. Drane’s company were in the 38th regiment, which one called “the Railroad Brigade,” because nearly all of the members … Read more
1892 Marion Co. Directory-Part 2-Palmyra 1892 Directory – Part 2 Palmyra A. B. Schaffer Farmer A. D. Young Farmer A. G. Anderson Farmer A. G. Ellis Farmer A. J. Dearing Farmer A. J. Jacobi Farmer A. M Hoskins A. S. Kelley Farmer Abel Collins Farmer Al Hollyman Alexander Gillispie Farmer Alfred P. Bowles Farmer Alon. … Read more
BOOK RETAILERS J. H. Boughton, 118 North Main; George A. Collins, 110 North Main Street CLOTHING RETAILERS Jacob Harris, 111 North Main Street; Peter Henry, 321 North Main, Israel Kaufman, 119 North Main; Marsh and Morgan, 112 South Main; E. Morris, 121 North Main; Jacob Harris, 111 North Main Street; Peter Henry, 321 North Main, Israel … Read more
A list of slave owners is extracted from the 1850 Marion County Missouri Slave Schedules. The full slave schedules provide the Name of the Slave Owner, Number of Slaves, Age, Sex, Colour, whether a Fugitive from the State (runaway), Number manumitted, and whether Deaf & Dumb, blind, insane, or idiotic. What has been extracted from this index are the Names of the Slave Owners, page number of the enumeration, and township.