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	Ebenezer Brown
		Ebenezer Brown was born 6 December 1802 in Herkimer County, New York, the son of William Brown and Hannah Sweet.
		Ebenezer and Phoebe, no doubt, had an advantage; they were fresh from the gold fields and, no doubt, had gold in their pockets.
		Ebenezer was the husband of four women and the father of 22 children, 13 sons and 9 daughters.
	foremothers.homestead.com /files/Ebenezer_Brown.htm (2710 words)

	History of Joshua Hawkes
		Ebenezer and Elizabeth Cogswell Hawkes were living in Mass.
		Ebenezer and Anna Breed Hawkes were also living in Mass.
		Far West, Caldwell County, Missouri, is located 40 plus miles north of Independence, Missouri, and in the near vicinity of Adam-Ondi-Ahman, Liberty Jail, and Haun's Mill.
	www.niederhausern.com /hawkes/joshua/Historical.htm (1234 words)

	Obits 6/23/00 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		She was a member of the Ebenezer Baptist Church, Kings Mountain.
		She is survived by a son, Landon R. Benton; a sister, Brenda S. Wilson of the home; a grandson, Jaylen I. Whitworth of Hickory; a nephew, Brenton D. Wilson; and a godsister, Bobbie S. Byers of Kings Mountain.
		Missouri Jackson Morgan, 92, of 304 W. King St., died Monday, June 19, 2000, at Brian Center in Gastonia.
	www.shelbystar.com /obits/_disc4/000001bf.htm (974 words)

	Missouri vs. Buffalo - Pt. 2
		Second, as in the case of Missouri vs. Buffalo, the pastor teaches that his ordination gives him control of the Office of the Keys, that is forgiveness of sins, excommunication, and doctrine in the congregation.
		On pages 22 and 23 Buffalo says: 'Missouri argues thus: Christ gives the highest and final jurisdiction to the Church; consequently each local congregation, be it large or small, has the highest and the final jurisdiction within its parish, therefore also the jurisdiction over the publicly impenitent sinners.
		The holy ministry has nothing to do with all this, and is in reality no further concerned with it beyond publicly, in the name of the community, i.e., in the stead, name, and by the command of the congregation, excommunicating the sinner after the spiritual priests have decided that this must be done.
	www.reclaimingwalther.org /articles/jmc00124.htm (974 words)

	Al and Dorothy Hoemann
		Dorothea Josephine Marie Berg was born on December 10, 1914 at Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri She was baptized on January 10, 1915 at Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Church, Kirkwood, St. Louis County, Missouri She lived with her parents, Lydia and Henry, in 1920 at 135 East Monroe Avenue, Kirkwood.
		She was a clerk in 1938 at St. Louis County, Missouri She was a member of the Concordia Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society in 1949.
		Dorothea was born December 10, 1914, in Kirkwood, Missouri, to Henry A. and Lydia M. (nee Schoettle) Berg.
	www.members.tripod.com /rhberg1940/Narrative/Narr_Al_Dot.htm (3732 words)

	[No title]
		Ebenezer, born 4/26/1747 in Conn. In 1800 Ebenezer lived in Nunda, N. Ebenezer married Frances Bennett.
		Ebenezer's son, Ebenezer, too, born in 1774, was quite the adventurer.
		Ebenezer's father was Salmon, born in Conn. in 1723. Salmon married Lydia Burgess.
	www.geocities.com /Heartland/Plains/5944/kingsley.html (214 words)

	Morningside Press
		Still, Missouri had the distinction of having two, arguably, legitimate governments during the war—the provisional one installed in Jefferson City by the State Convention and supported by the U. Army, and the other the rather hapless floating government-in-exile of Governors Jackson and, after his death on December 6, 1862, Thomas C. Reynolds.
		Ebenezer Magoffin went to Boone County, Missouri, from his home in Mercer County, Kentucky, in 1856.11 On February 19, 1856, he purchased 2,160 acres in a body in north central Pettis County, Missouri, from Nimrod and Mary J. Dewees of Morgan County, Illinois, for $16,000.12 Mr.
		Ebenezer Magoffin's daring escape from Alton may have resolved the men's dilemma for them by allowing them at last to act freely, unhindered by circumstances not really germane to their mutual problem and objectives.
	www.morningsidebooks.com /cgi/bookshop/articles.cgi?cat=4&issue=3&article=1&userid=816730867 (3834 words)

	Jam Sessions in Southwest Missouri (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Directions to Ebenezer from Springfield: drive north on MO 13 for 10 miles; drive east on Farm Road 56 for 1 mile [See map].
		The Ava photographs are from November 17, 2000, and the Ebenezer photographs are from July 12, 2000.
		The weekly dance in Ebenezer, just north of Springfield, has more similarities to jam sessions because the band is relatively informal and impromptu, and an admission charge is not required from dancers (donations are accepted).
	library.smsu.edu /projects/jamsessions/ebenezer.htm (530 words)

	Elijah Alexander Mays
		Ebenezer is buried in the Hopwood Cemetery in Marshall County, Tennessee, near Sarah’s grandparents.
		He was taken to Van Buren, Missouri for a few days and on January 6, 1863, when his youngest son Andrew was only 8 years old, Elijah Alexander Mays, civilian, Reynolds County, Missouri, was confined to the Gratiot Street, Union prison in St. Louis, Missouri.
		He served in the Missouri Militia for two years after the Civil War and was described as 6 foot tall with dark eyes, hair and complexion.
	www.civilwarstlouis.com /Gratiot/ElijahMays.htm (3561 words)

	First Presbyterian Church of Lee's Summit
		The First Ebenezer church building was dedicated on land which would become part of Longview Farm.
		The Third Ebenezer was approved because of the need for a larger sanctuary and more CE rooms.
		Land was purchased outside of town for the building of the Fourth Ebenezer.
	www.fpcls.org /fpc_history.asp (428 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		How little Grabau cared to have fraternal relations with Missouri he showed in his synodical report of 1848, declaring 'that the ministers Walther, Loeber, and their accomplices are living in false doctrine as regards the sacred office of the ministry, the Church.
		And in order to win men back to the one faith, there had to be a body which clearly taught this one faith, which in doctrine and practice stood squarely on the Confessions and, by refusing to stand with errorists, refused to countenance the error.
		Nor could Missouri have preserved the faith if she had united with such as persisted in error, or suffered them to unite with her.
	www.concordtx.org /msnews/cas_ms.htm (1294 words)

	Barry County, Missouri Pyatt's
		Ula PYATT was born in Jun 1892 in Missouri
		Ora GODDARD was born in Jun 1896 in Missouri.
		She was born in 1824 in Kentucky and died in 1885 and is buried in the Farwell Cememetery, Barry Co, Missouri.
	www.angelfire.com /ar/pyeatt/barrymo.html (885 words)

	[No title]
		Auguste Wilhelmine Panhorst nee Poeppelmeier died on 30 May 1974 at St. Francis Hospital in Washington, Franklin Co., MO and was buried on 2 Jun 1974 in the new Ebenezer "Stone" Church Cemetery in Franklin Co., MO. She died from cardiac arrythmia, myocardial infarction, arteriosclerotic heart disease.
		Lena was confirmed in 1902 on Palm Sunday at Ebenezer "Stone" Evangelical and Reformed Church, Franklin Co., MO. Her Bible verse was 1 John 4:16 and 19.105 Anna Helene Poeppelmeier died on 8 Mar 1910 at her parents home (rural Gerald) at the age of 21 years, 8 months and 21 days.
		Clara was confirmed by Pastor Jung on Pentecost, 24 Mar 1907, at Ebenezer "Stone" Evangelical and Reformed Church, Franklin Co., MO. Her Bible verse was John 15:5.119 At the time of the Thirteenth U.S. Census, Clara, age 17, was the oldest of five children living in her parents' household.
	www.hps.com /~tpg/gbook/public/381.html (6885 words)

	Janet's Genealogy
		5.Hannah MUNKERS was born in 1807 in Tennessee m'd Isaac Blanton 12 Jun 1828 in Clay County, Missouri
		Ebenezer Best was widow with 10 year old son when Mahulda married him in 14 Apr 1833.
		In 1846 Benjamin decided to go to Oregon but Polly did not want to leave Missouri, as she was confident she would die on the trail, in which case she wanted to be buried in a coffin of fl walnut wood from her Clay Co. home.
	www.geocities.com /janet_ariciu/WilliamMonkresSR.html (3491 words)

	Ancestors of Otis Wilbra Joslyn
		She was a graduate of the Charleston High School and graduated from the University of Missouri in 1918.
		Ebenezer Joslin, born November 12, 1732 in Marlborough, Middlesex co, Massachusetts; married Lydia Church.
		Ebenezer SNOW, born April 26, 1704 in Woburn, Middlsz, MA; died July 20, 1732 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts; married (1) Experience JOSLIN October 11, 1727; married (2) Experience JOSLIN October 11, 1727 in Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
	www.ericross.net /reports/OWJ.htm (8810 words)

	Descendants of Thomas Sr. Applegate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Henry Co., Missouri on the Census in 1880.
		Missouri, and died December 14, 1942 in Clinton, Missouri.
		Co, Missouri in 1909, at the age of 9.
	www.rootsweb.com /~okwashin/genealogy/applegate.html (2673 words)

	NovObits2004
		She was born June 7, 1911 in rural Wakenda, Missouri, the daughter of Joseph B. and Maude May Henderson Bargold.
		He was a member of the Missouri Deputy Sheriffs Association, had coached 5th and 6th grade football where his team had won the 2004 championship, and a member of the American Bow Association.
		Survivors are one daughter, Naoma Wilson Flake and husband Pete Flake, Independence, Missouri; also one half brother, and one step sister, both of Eureka, California; many grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren, nieces and nephews, all of whom were very important to her and she loved all of them very much.
	www.carolnet.com /Gibson/NovObits2004.htm (2192 words)

	Ancestors of Ebenezer A. Dickey
		Ebenezer Dickey 56, male, married, 17 years in Iowa, born in Kentucky, occupation farmer.
		Ebenezer Dickey, Head of Household, Widowed, male, white, age 82, born in Kentucky, farmer, father born in Ireland, mother in Ohio.
		Ebenezer married Mary Eslinger on April 1, 1819 in Monroe County, Indiana.
	www.brumm.com /familytrees/6049.htm (635 words)

	ObitsFeb2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		She was born February 9, 1930 in Waverly, Missouri the daughter of Jesse J. and Audrey V. Woodward Foose.
		She was born July 8, 1917 in Carroll County, Missouri, the daughter of Ewell Payton and Ina Stanley Sherwood.
		She was born September 11, 1910 in Carroll County, Missouri, the daughter of Charles Samuel and Valery Sanders Staton.
	www.carolnet.com /gibson/ObitsFeb2003.htm (2265 words)

	Linn County, Part 3
		Upon reaching Missouri, he went to the house of Capt. Burnett and sought admittance.
		The Miami Indians were then still living on their reservation, and were in the habit of going into Missouri and stealing horses.
		On Sunday, December 19, a negro man, called "Jim," came over to the Osage settlement from Missouri, and stated that he, together with his wife, two children, and another negro man, was to be sold within a day or two, and begged for help to get away.
	www.kancoll.org /books/cutler/linn/linn-co-p3.html (3308 words)

	Missouri's Victory Over Church Hierarchy
		In 1922, the Missouri Synod was absolutely certain as to how it grew and how to keep on growing.
		The rapid growth of the LCMS was explained in its 75th Anniversary edition titled "Ebenezer 1847-1922," under the grace of God, as the result of teaching proclaimed correct doctrine and freedom from church hierarchy.
		Steffens of West Henrietta, New York, explained on pages 140 to 160 of "Ebenezer" in an article titled "The Doctrine of the Church and Ministry" why Missouri knew what it was doing, why Missouri grew, and why it was going to keep on growing.
	www.reclaimingwalther.org /articles/jmc00118.htm (1244 words)

	Nehemiah Vernon
		Leah Vernon Stark, the mother of the eleven children, died in 1849 at the age of forty-one.
		) was born 1828 in Cole, Missouri, and died 1851 in Miller, Missouri.
		Fact 1: Buried in Allen Cemetery, Miller Co., MO was born October 18, 1849 in Miller Co., Missouri, and died August 15, 1934 in Miller Co., Missouri.
	www.stormloader.com /kvernon/neh.html (5440 words)

	Greene County, Missouri - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Donations are tax-deductible in the U.S. Daily report
		Greene County is a county located in the state of Missouri.
		The county was organized in 1833 and is named after the American Revolutionary War general Nathanael Greene.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Greene_County,_Missouri (407 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online: ARP, TX
		Arp is on the Missouri Pacific Railroad and State Highway 135 eighteen miles southeast of Tyler in southeastern Smith County.
		During the 1960s the population was still 1,000, and the number of businesses fell to thirty-seven.
		In 1973 Arp had a population of 816, four churches, and a downtown business district, and Mason Church and Ebenezer Cemetery were in the vicinity.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/AA/hla25.html (549 words)

	Minutes of April 6, 1838
		Missouri stake presidency is reorganized under senior Apostle Thomas B. Marsh with next-ranking Apostles Brigham Young and David W. Patten as counselors.
		Joseph reads the order of the day: start at 9 with singing and prayer, appoint a sexton, two historians, a recorder, stake clerk, stake presidency; address by the stake presidency; second session: sacrament and bless infants.
		Ebenezer Robinson, Church clerk and recorder for Far West and clerk of the High Council
	www.saintswithouthalos.com /m/380406.phtml (239 words)

	Dakan Family - Person Page 19
		Source cited was 1850 census for Andrew County, Missouri.
		[S23] 1860 census - Andrew Co., Missouri, unknown repository address, 750 - 1; 140 - 1, Says he was born in Missouri and was 11 years old at the time of the census.
		[S23] 1860 census - Andrew Co., Missouri, unknown repository address, 750 - 1; 140 - 1, Says he was born in Missouri and was 9 at the time of the census.
	dakan.palladiun.org /p19.htm (7966 words)

	Dakan Family - Person Page 14
		[S23] 1860 census - Andrew Co., Missouri, unknown repository address, 750 - 1; 140 - 1, Says he was born in Missouri and was 13 at the time of the 1860 cunsus.
		If this boy was born the 12 Dec 1852 in Missouri, Hiram had to have been in Missouri or the east somewhere as late as March 1852.
		[S15] 1850 census - Andrew Co., Missouri, Savannah, Andrew County, Missouri, says he was born in PA and was 34 years old at the time of the census.
	dakan.palladiun.org /p14.htm (7393 words)

	Your Deer Photos 2002
		This is the second deer I have taken with this bullet and they both dropped in their tracks.
		I moved along slowly looking for sign and finding the trails Ebenezer had told me were there.
		I shed my coveralls and looked back down the road and saw Ebenezer heading up the road with a big grin, he had found my buck laying next to the road.
	www.mosportsmen.com /hunting/deer/2002d.html (927 words)

	Family Database - Person Page 156 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		She married John M Massey (Massie) at Lincoln, Missouri, USA, on 3 September 1845.
		She married Elihu H Perkins at Lincoln, Missouri, USA, on 15 November 1838.
		Ebenezer died on 11 July 1863 at Maury, Tennessee, USA, at age 53.
	alvyray.com /Family/dag/all-p/p156.htm (2969 words)

	Chapter 4 - Luther J. Slavens book.
		After we had lived in Ebenezer four or five years and my older brothers and sister had obtained a lair education.
		Father soLd our Ebenezer home and we again moved, this time to a farm that he had bought in Webster County about nine miles north at Marshfield, the county seat of the County.
		But after we got started on our journey which was the first experience I had ever had of riding in a covered wagon, I forgot my trouble temporarily and was soon enjoying the trip and viewing the many passing scenes which attracted my attention.
	www.slavens.net /bios/jhs_book4_1.htm (2742 words)

	12-24-03 Update
		The December issue of the Missouri Ruralist proclaims, "The Spirit of Cooperation Award goes to the Missouri Corn Growers Association (MCGA), which has partnered with legislators, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, EPA, the Missouri Department of Agriculture and Syngenta Crop Protection on a new water quality project.
		On December 18, USFWS released an amendment to the Missouri River 2000 Biological Opinion (BiOp) that declared management practices as proposed by the Corps for future river operations would jeopardize the pallid sturgeon.
		The fourth annual event, hosted by the Missouri Ag Industries Council, Inc. (MO-AG), the Missouri Corn Growers Association (MCGA) and the Missouri Soybean Association (MSA), includes a trade show and educational seminars.
	www.mocorn.org /updates/2003/WeeklyUpdate12-24-03.htm (680 words)

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