Note: > > On 12 Dec 2004 at 13:33, david Owings wrote: > > > > Date sent: Sun, 12 Dec 2004 13:33:13 -0600 > > From: david Owings > > Subject: NANCY BONAPARTE OWINGS > > To: markd@san.rr.com > > > > > > Mark, just found the image of Nancy on your site, what a > > > wonderful find. Her brother Joshua - my great great > > > grandfather married first Mary J. Peden and had two > > > children by her: Andrew Peden Owings and Margaret, > > > apparently she died the following month after Margaret's > > > birth. Do you have any other Owings photographs?
> > On 17 Dec 2004 at 11:01, david Owings wrote: > > Date sent: Fri, 17 Dec 2004 11:01:03 -0600 > From: david Owings > Subject: Re: NANCY BONAPARTE OWINGS > To: markd@san.rr.com > > > > > More pictures and be great and yes, as high a resolution > > as possible. Also better resolution on the picture of > > Andrew and Rebecca. I would think almost certainly that > > Mary J. Peden is Andrew J. Peden's sister - a sister and > > brother marrying another sister and brother (Rebecca & > > Joshua). It was a real treat to see your pictures, I have > > never seen an image of Joshua or anyone in his generation > > or beyond. No, I don't know anything about the Peden > > family beyond Mary J. and her children. I am pretty > > certain that they are not buried in the Oak Grove cemetery > > in Jackson County, Missouri as I have walked it a number > > of times looking for Owings. Mary J. and daughter > > Margaret could be buried where ever Joshua's first > > farmstead was (location not known). After Mary J. and > > Margaret's death in 1846, Joshua married Martha Elizabeth > > George in 1847. Martha would have raised Andrew with > > Joshua. Andrew Peden Owings was in the Confederate army > > and must have been killed in one of the early engagements > > having died in 1861. On July 6th, 1862, the roster of > > Quantrill's raiders was found by Union soldiers - Joshua > > is on this roster. All ninety-three men on this roster > > were put under immediate sentence of death. The "Owings & > > Allied Families" book/cd states that Rebecca was born in > > Simpson County, Kentucky and married in Warren County, > > Kentucky, another researcher and I recently determined > > that this statement is incorrect. Simpson County was > > formed later out of Warren County -we believe they were > > born and married in Warren County before moving on to > > Missouri.
email from David Owings, Feb 2014: "Both Joshua and Andrew rode with Quantrill."
Source: (Individual) Title: Billee's & Stella's Hand written notes Author: Georgia Estella Peden and Wenona Billee Churchill Text: Notes and papers saved by Fred B Churchill from his sister Wenona and mother Stella
Note: Nancy and Powell Rogers had 11 children. Stella's notes listed 9 of them by name. Will was listed twice. In Stella's notes, she is called "Aunt Nancy" Obit of Nancy B. Rogers, The News, 9 Nov 1916. In this obit, it says she had 8 children, two of whom died in infancy.
> > On 12 Dec 2004 at 13:33, david Owings wrote: > > > > Date sent: Sun, 12 Dec 2004 13:33:13 -0600 > > From: david Owings > > Subject: NANCY BONAPARTE OWINGS > > To: markd@san.rr.com > > > > > > Mark, just found the image of Nancy on your site, what a > > > wonderful find. Her brother Joshua - my great great > > > grandfather married first Mary J. Peden and had two > > > children by her: Andrew Peden Owings and Margaret, > > > apparently she died the following month after Margaret's > > > birth. Do you have any other Owings photographs?
Source: (Individual) Title: Billee's & Stella's Hand written notes Author: Georgia Estella Peden and Wenona Billee Churchill Text: Notes and papers saved by Fred B Churchill from his sister Wenona and mother Stella
From: "David Valentine" Subject: Richard Owing's children Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2008 22:51:14 -0500
Mark,
I am a descendant of Jonathan Holcomb Owings, brother of your Nancy Bonaparte Owings Rogers. I am looking for information about Johnathan H. and his wife Margaret Goodson. I know that they lived in Jackson county, MO in 1850 (he was a saddler) and she lived in Hickory County in 1870. Several of their children (as well as several of Johnathan's siblings) moved to Boone County MO sometime in the 1860s. I have an unsuppported report that Jonathan was killed in 1863, possible as a result of involvement in the Civil War. Do yo have anything about this family?
I was very impressed with your pictures. They were of good quality, frequent, and annotated. Someone had a very good sense of the present as history. Thankfully!
Any help that you can provide will be appreciated.
are direct ancestors of Hosea Ausbrooks Peden