Misc Documents: Albemarle to Callaway, a Herring Family Journey

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1		Bio, Allen, John Bio from The Pioneers of Missouri book. He was my 4th great grandfather.	John Allen
2		Bio, Blount, Captain Samuel Bio from The History of Callaway County 1884 book. He was married to Sarah Jane Herring.	Capt. Samuel Blount
3		Bio, Brandon, Francis Bio from The History of Callaway County 1884 book. He was married to my great-grandaunt, Georgianna Herring.	Francis Brandon
4		Bio, Carrington, Samuel Bio from The Pioneers of Missouri book. He was my 4th great grandfather. Mentioned in the article, his son Randolph Carrington, my 3rd great grandfather, and Randolph's son Samuel, my 2nd great grandfather.	Randolph Carrington Samuel Carrington Samuel Carrington
5		Bio, Dawson, William H. Bio from A History of Callaway Co. 1884 book. He was a grandson of my 3rd great grandfather, John B. Herring.	William Holland Dawson
6		Bio, Day, Truman Bio from The Pioneers of Missouri book. Thomas's name was actually Truman Day. He was my 5th great grandfather. Mentioned in the article, his son Ackley Day, my 4th great grandfather.	Ackley Day Truman Day
7		Bio, Ewing, Patrick Bio from The Pioneers of Missouri book.	Patrick Ewing
8		Bio, Herring, Andrew Carver Bio from A History of Callaway Co. 1884 book. He was my 2nd great granduncle, son of John and Lucy Carver Herring.	Andrew Carver Herring
9		Bio, Herring, Dabney Carver Bio from A History of Callaway Co. 1884 book. He was my 2nd great granduncle, son of Johm and Lucy Carver Herring.	Dabney Carver Herring
10		Bio, Herring, George Washington Sr. Bio from The Pioneers of Missouri book. He was my 2nd great grandfather.	George Washington Herring, Sr.
11		Bio, Herring, James Clark Bio from A History of Callaway Co. 1884 book. He was my 2nd great granduncle, son of Johm and Lucy Carver Herring.	James Clark Herring
12		Bio, Herring, John Pemberton Bio from A History of Callaway Co. 1884 book. He was my 2nd great granduncle, son of Johm and Lucy Carver Herring.	John Pemberton Herring
13		Bio, Herring, Willis Dabney Bio from A History of Callaway Co. 1884 book. He was my great granduncle, son of George W. and Lucy Simco Herring.	Willis Dabney Herring
14		Bio, Kemp, George T. Bio from A History of Callaway Co. 1884 book. He was my 2nd great granduncle, son of Walter and Jerusha Key Kemp.	George Thomas Kemp
15		Bio, Kemp, John Bio from The Pioneers of Missouri book. He was my 5th great grandfather. Son Thomas, son Walter,	John Kemp Thomas Cauper Kemp Walter Kemp
16		Bio, May, Henry Bio from The Pioneers of Missouri book.	Henry May
17		Bio, Renoe, Bayliss Bio from The Pioneers of Missouri book.	Bayliss Renoe
18		Bio, Simco, James Bio from The Pioneers of Missouri book. He was my 3rd great grandfather.	James Simco
19		Bio, Sitton, Joseph Bio from The Pioneers of Missouri book.	Joseph Sitton
20		Living (At least one living individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)	Living
21		Carter home, Fulton, Missouri This was the house where my great grandmother, Margaret Ann Fletcher Carter lived later in life, her daughters; Dollie Carter and Bess Carter Blackburn also lived here. My grandmother, Josephine Carter Herring owned this house in the 1940's and 1950's. 907 Court Street, Fulton, Callaway Co., Missouri.	Dorothy Dollie Carter Elizabeth "Bess" Carter Josephine Carter Margaret Ann Fletcher
22		Carter, John R. home, Fulton, Missouri This was my great grandfather, John R. Carter's family home. My grandmother, Josephine Carter grew up in this house. The house was sold and the land used to build the Fulton High School in 1937. Inscription on back of picture says farm land and creek ran behind the house, east 10th Street, Fulton.	Dorothy Dollie Carter Elizabeth "Bess" Carter John Robert Carter Josephine Carter Nova Carter Thomas Edward Carter Margaret Ann Fletcher
23		Christmas card sent from Ozie Waters Including pics of wife and daughters. Original card in possession of Scott Herring. He was my 1st cousin once removed, grandson of George W. and Josima Allen Herring.	Vernon "Ozie" Waters
24		Invention, Carrington Terracer Picture of an old Carrington Terracer, invented by George Carrington, Carrington Terracer Company, Fulton, Missouri.	George Elmer Carrington
25		Invention, Carrington Terracer Picture of an old Carrington Terracer, invented by George Carrington, Carrington Terracer Company, Fulton, Missouri.	George Elmer Carrington
26		Invention, Carrington Terracer Patent drawing of the Carrington Terracer	George Elmer Carrington
27		Invention, Carrington Terracer Patent drawing of the Carrington Terracer	George Elmer Carrington
28		Invention, Carrington Terracer Patent application and description of the Carrington Terracer, page 1	George Elmer Carrington
29		Invention, Carrington Terracer Patent application and description, page 2	George Elmer Carrington
30		Pro-Football Card - Clatterbuck Robert Dean Clatterbuck, quarterback for New York Giants in 1950's. He was my 5th cousin once removed.	Robert Dean Clatterbuck
31		Signature of Eliza Herring Carrington Eliza Herring Carrington, my great grandmother, signature found on her husband's probate packet, 1912.	Eliza S. Herring
32		Signature of George W. Herring Sr. George W. Herring Sr., 2nd great grandfather, signature in 1843. Found on a document in the probate packet of his father-in-law, James Simco. Note that he spelled his name Herron on this document.	George Washington Herring, Sr.
33		Signature of John F. Fletcher John F. Fletcher, my 2nd great grandfather, signature in 1843. Found on a document in the probate packet of his father-in-law, James Simco.	John F. Fletcher
34		Signature of John M. Simco John M. Simco, my 2nd great granduncle, signature in 1843. Found on a document in the probate packet of his father, James Simco.	John M. Simco
35		Signature of Reuben Brooks Simco Reuben Brooks Simco, 2nd great granduncle, signature in 1843. Found on a document in the probate packet of his father, James Simco.	Reuben Brooks Simco
36		Signature of Wharton Canada Simco Wharton Canada Simco, 2nd great granduncle, signature in 1843. Found on a document in the probate packet of his father, James Simco.	Wharton Canada Simco
37		The Death of Charles Hill Account of the murder of Charles Hill by Union soldiers during the Civil War in Callaway Co., Missouri. Copy of page from the History of Callaway County book, page 395. He was my 3rd great granduncle, son of Charles and Molly Hill of Albemarle Co., Virginia.	Charles Hill
38		Wilks Log House The original Wilks log house, near Bachelor, Callaway Co., Missouri. The first 8 children of Rufus Wilks and Oddie Day were born in this house. It was two rooms with an upstairs loft. There were open steps going up one wall. The house was left in 1910 when the new house was built on the property. Rufus built the house, probably about 1892	Oddie Elizabeth Day James Rufus Wilks