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1 Patron's Directory of 1877 Part 2 Abbreviations for column headings Name = Name of Owner PO = Post Office serving the land owner BA = Bell Air, Cooper County, Missouri BU = Bunceton, Cooper County, Missouri BV = Boonville, Cooper County, Missouri CA = California, Moniteau County, Missouri CC = Clifton City, Cooper County, Missouri CL = Clarksburg, Moniteau County, Missouri CF = Clark's Fork, Cooper County, Missouri CR = Clear Creek, Cooper County, Missouri GM = Gooch's Mill, Cooper County, Missouri HA = Harriston, Cooper County, Missouri LA = Lamine, Cooper County, Missouri LB = Lebanon, Cooper County, Missouri LE = Lone Elm, Cooper County, Missouri NP = New Palestine, Cooper County, Missouri OT = Otterville, Cooper County, Missouri OV = Overton, Cooper County, Missouri PA = Palestine, Cooper County, Missouri PG = Pilot Grove, Cooper County, Missouri PL = Pleasant Green, Cooper County, Missouri PH = Prairie Home, Cooper County, Missouri RP = Ridge Prairie, Cooper County, Missouri SY = Syracuse, Morgan County, Missouri TI = Tipton, Moniteau County, Missouri VT = Vermont, Cooper County, Missouri S = Section of residence Occupation = Occupation Nativity = Nativity WC = The year the land owner came to Cooper County Name PO S Occupation Nativity WC TOWNSHIP 45 AND 46 NORTH, RANGE 18 WEST Amick, William L. OT 17 Farmer Cooper County 1847 Bradley, R. L. BU 12 Farmer West Virginia 1843 Bestgen, Andrew SY 1 Farmer Germany 1854 Berry, J. C. and J. OT 32 Farmer Cooper County 1843 Brubaker, D. R. PL 7 Farmer Virginia 1873 Castell, J. K. PL 17 Farmer Tennessee 1876 Cordry, James PL 5 Farmer Kentucky 1830 Cannon, Charles SY 23 Farmer Missouri 1838 Cordry, J. B. BU 15 Farmer and Justice of the Kentucky 1830 Peace Corson, W. A. SY 24 Farmer and Stockman Ohio 1864 Downs, John W. SY 33 Farmer Indiana 1869 Divers, T. M. SY 14 Farmer Virginia 1853 Ewing, J. H. BU 3 Farmer Cooper County 1820 Ellis, R. T. SY 32 Farmer Virginia 1839
2 EubanK, A. J. VT 11 Farmer Cooper County 1831 Fairfax, C. D. LB 8 Farmer Virginia 1866 Gray, Hiram (Colored) SY 23 Farmer Virginia 1831 Gray, Wesley (Colored) BU 11 Farmer and Carpenter Virginia 1831 Helmeigh, William SY 26 Farmer Pennsylvania 1876 Hassett, Thomas J. SY 26 School Teacher New York 1865 Hutchison, John G. SY 3 Farmer Kentucky 1856 Johnson, K. (Colored) LB 16 Farmer Kentucky 1830 Lampton, R. C. OT 18 Farmer Cooper County 1827 Lampton, E. F. OT 8 Farmer Cooper County 1840 Long, W. M. BU 11 Farmer Virginia 1876 Mann, J. W PL 4 Farmer Kentucky 1837 Murphy, Thomas OT 10 Farmer Kentucky 1846 Paxton, A. D. OT 19 Farmer Kentucky 1851 Page, R. A. SY 33 Farmer Virginia 1865 Ralston, E. S. OT 17 Farmer Virginia 1831 Rothgeb, S. B. VT 13 Farmer and Carpenter Virginia 1855 Smith, Joseph H. SY 23 & Farmer Virginia Shults, W. P. SY 6 Farmer Tennessee 1865 Swarner, A. T. SY 28 Farmer and Justice of the Pennsylvania 1866 Peace Starke, J. D. OT 16 Farmer Virginia 1843 Thomas, William F. SY 1 Farmer New Orleans 1866 Tilden, Thomas SY 1 Farmer St. Louis 1870 Varner, Joseph SY 22 Farmer Virginia 1855 Walker, Judge J. H. BU 2 Farmer Missouri 1832 TOWNSHIP 47 NORTH, RANGE 18 WEST Bahm, Peter D. PG 9 Farmer Germany 1856 Boulware, W. F. PL 27 Farmer Virginia 1836 Beeson, Benjamin PG PG Farmer North Carolina 1868 Barger, Thomas L. PL 28 Farmer Cooper County 1852 Chamberlain, William N BA 15 Farmer and Physician Virginia 1870 Dade, John, M.D. BA 13 Farmer and Physician Missouri 1865 Dwyer, Martin PG 16 Farmer Ireland 1860 Donahoe, P. H. PG 3 Quarryman Ireland 1859 Eichelberger, A. S. PG 10 Farmer Maryland 1874 Ewing, W. C. BA 24 Farmer Kentucky 1819 Franklin, Harriett BA 14 Farmer Kentucky 1837 Garrett, J. M. NP 12 Farmer Missouri 1875 Houx, Thomas PG 3 Farmer Kentucky 1837 Horner, John D. PL 22 Farmer Virginia 1865 Kempf, Leonard PG 10 Farmer and Carpenter Germany 1848 Kirkpatrick, A. T. BA 13 Farmer Missouri 1863 Kirkpatrick, J. B. BA 13 Farmer Missouri 1863 Leonard, C. E. BA 24 Farmer Missouri 1839 Lacy, Abner PL 31 Farmer Kentucky 1842 Morton, John BA 26 Farmer New Jersey 1866 McCormick, James W. BA 26 & Farmer Kentucky Oglesby, H. F. PL 33 Farmer Missouri 1836 Paxton, Mrs. S. A. PG 17 Farmer Kentucky 1864 Price, T. J. HA 8 Farmer and Stockman Virginia 1839
3 Ross, J. W. H., M.D. PG 5 Physician Rockwood, James PG 8 Farmer and Stockman Massachusetts 1844 Schlotzhauer, R. H. PG 7 Cooper County 1853 Schlotzhauer, PG 7 Farmer and Stockman Cooper County 1848 Christopher Schlotzhauer, Rudolph PG 6 Farmer and Stockman Europe 1840 Schlotzhauer, Henry, PG 8 Farmer and Stockman Missouri 1842 Jr. Steiglider, J. PG 10 Farmer Germany 1870 Smith, Mrs. Thomas B. PG 21 Farmer and Stockman Kentucky 1827 Smith, M. M. PG 21 Farmer and Stockman Missouri 1854 Solomon, T. H. BA 23 Farmer and Stockman Missouri 1854 Tomlinson, Jeremiah PG 22 Farmer Kentucky 1846 Titsworth, Mrs. N. E. PL 33 Farmer Missouri 1834 Taylor, Winnie PG 9 Farmer Kentucky 1846 Walker, P. G. PL 31 Farmer and Stockman Cooper County 1833 Wallace, T. J. BU 35 Farmer and Stockman Pettis County 1863 Wyan, W. J. BA BA Retail Merchant Missouri 1825 Wallin, H. C. PG 10 Farmer Indiana 1868 Woods, A. E. PG 17 Farmer Cooper County 1823 Woolery, J. T. PL 30 Farmer Missouri 1847 Wallin, E. F. PG 10 Farmer Ohio 1869 Wallin, M. F. PG 10 Farmer Ohio 1869 Wallin, Mrs. M. M. PG 10 Wife of M. P. Wallin Ohio 1869 Woolery, B. C. PL 34 Farmer Missouri 1855 Williams, N. W. PG PG Farmer Ohio 1866 TOWNSHIP 48 NORTH, RANGE 18 WEST Finney, W. H. PG 34 Farmer and Stockman Missouri 1833 Herd, Jessee BV 11 Farmer and Stockman Tennessee 1839 Lotspeich, Ralph PG 25 Farmer and Stockman Tennessee 1841 Mitsel, F. W. PG 33 Farmer and Stockman Ohio 1857 Roe, Samuel, Jr. PG 35 Farmer and Stockman Missouri 1827 Schuster, Moritz LA 4 Farmer Germany 1857 Widel, Phillip PG 14 Farmer and Stockman France 1866 Whitlow, S. G. LA 6 Farmer Kentucky 1868 Whitlow, James LA 7 Farmer, Fishing & Tobacco Kentucky 1875 TOWNSHIP 49 AND 50 NORTH, RANGE 18 WEST Collins Mining Co. LA 19 Lead Mining Organized 1874 Gibson, T. B. LA LA Merchant and Farmer Virginia 1839 Redd, J. T. LA LA Merchant and Postmaster Kentucky 1837 Hoke, Mrs.Virginia AR 7 Farmer Saline County 1861 Harris. G. W LA 30 Farmer Howard County 1819 Higgerson, C. LA 34 Farmer Virginia 1837 Hoke, Henry AR AR Farmer Reid, J. G. AR AR Farmer Kueckelhan, Mrs. M. LA 33 Wife of Dr. Kueckelehan Virginia 1837 Lawless, C. B. AR 31 Farmer Missouri 1852 McMahan, N. W. LA 20 Farmer Cooper County 1840 McMahan, S. L. LA 20 Farmer Cooper County 1835 McMahan, Mrs. Joe LA 20 Teacher Jackson County 1863 McMahan, J. T> LA 30 Farmer Cooper County 1853 McMahan, E. D> AR 6 Farmer Missouri 1841
4 Turley, J. D. LA 18 Farmer Missouri 1829 Webb, E. M. LA 20 Farmer Missouri 1850 Wing, D. C. LA 28 Farmer Missouri 1834 Wing, B. F. LA 29 Farmer Missouri 1844 Wing, D. W. LA 30 Farmer and Stockman Missouri 1849 TOWNSHIP 45 AND 46 NORTH, RANGE 19 WEST Asbury, Samuel CC 29 Farmer Kentucky 1838 Armstrong, James CC 10 Farmer Scotland 1859 Beatty, James OT 24 Farmer Ireland 1857 Boatman, Peter T. CC 5 Farmer and Stockman Kentucky 1833 Brownfield, Jonathan OT 36 Farmer Virginia 1836 Beaty, Bird (Colored) CC 29 Farmer Virginia 1834 Harlan, Jerry CC 29 Farmer Kentucky 1856 Harlan, W. B. CC 19 Farmer Kentucky 1856 Howell, J. W. OT OT Deputy Sheriff Kentucky 1850 Howlett, Dr. R. E. OT 3 Physician Virginia 1845 Hemenway, Anson OT OT M. P. Rw. Massachusetts 1858 Kuykendall, J. M. OT OT Saddle and Harness Missouri Neely, George OT 4 Farmer Virginia 1855 Ramsey, W. T. CC 20 Farmer and Stockman Tennessee 1852 Schibi, F. A. PL 11 Farmer France 1852 Starke, Dryden OT 24 Farmer and Stockman Virginia 1834 Streit, John A. CC 19 Farmer and Stockman Virginia 1840 Wharton, John J. OT OT Druggist Virginia 1856 Wear, Samuel OT OT Merchant Missouri Yancy, J. H. OT 28 Farmer and Stockman Kentucky 1834 TOWNSHIP 47 NORTH, RANGE 19 WEST Alexander, Thomas PL 33 Farmer and Stockman Virginia 1853 Barnes, Alfred CR 18 Farmer Missouri 1874 Brownfield, David PG 1 Farmer Missouri 1848 Brown, Mrs. Electra M. CR 6 Farmer Cooper County 1832 Woolery, John C. CR 6 Farmer Cooper County 1857 Burke, W. H. CC 31 Farmer England 1857 Beynon, John CC 32 Farmer and Miller Wales 1859 Card, J. D. PL 16 Farmer Missouri 1830 Davis, William R. HA 6 Farmer South Carolina 1872 Frank, John CR 17 Farmer and Stockman Germany 1858 Johnson, Joseph M. PL 32 Farmer and Stockman Missouri 1833 Kraus, Francis CR 2 Farmer Germany 1836 Lusk, Ben HA 13 Farmer and Stockman Tennessee Mitzel, Emmanuel PL 36 Farmer Ohio 1859 Mayfield, James PL 35 Farmer and Stockman Kentucky 1848 Meisenheimer, Phillip CR 1 & Farmer and Merchant Germany Mobley, Theo. PL 34 Farmer South Carolina 1873 Risler, William PL 27 Farmer West Virginia 1873 Stolzenberger, F. A. HA 13 Farmer and Stockman Germany 1853 Schupp, Curry CR 11 Farmer Missouri 1851 Schupp, Sylvanius CR 11 Farmer Missouri 1863 Woolery, Andrew PL 20 Farmer and Carpenter Missouri 1825 Walker, A. A. PL 34 Farmer and Stockman Cooper County TOWNSHIP 48 NORTH, RANGE 19 WEST Allison, N. T. PG 11 Farmer and Baptist Cooper County
5 Minister Bester, Theo. CR 35 Farmer Germany 1852 Briggs, A. J. PG 23 Farmer Illinois 1871 Boles, E. M. PG 22 Farmer Indiana 1849 Briggs, J. F. PG 23 & Farmer Illinois Bruce, Rebecca A. RP 10 Farmer Missouri 1846 Bridgewater, C. M. PG 9 Farmer Missouri 1855 Case, Samuel S. LA 3 Farmer Ohio 1867 Crockett, Robert RP 4 Farmer and Minister Missouri 1820 Clarke, P. RP 8 Farmer Missouri 1836 Clark, Daniel LA 2 & Farmer and Stockman Connecticut Clark, P. J. LA 2 & Ohio Dix, Nancy R. RP 5 Farmer Virginia 1832 Darling, William RP 19 Farmer Wayne County, 1866 Michigan Dougherty, Emaline RP 5 Farmer Tennessee 1841 Fisher, James C. RP 4 Blacksmith Missouri 1842 Gorrell, A. LA 2 Farmer Pennsylvania 1866 Gorrell, A. LA 2 School Director Hamilton, J. C. School Director Hill, Isaac School Director Greene, J. D. PG 27 Farmer and Carpenter Pennsylvania 1867 Helm, J. G. RP 4 Farmer Virginia 1864 Hamilton, J. C. LA 12 Farmer Missouri 1865 Holder. A. W. CR 36 Farmer and Carpenter North Carolina 1868 Harriman, J. H. PG 27 Farmer Cooper County 1851 Harrison, T. J. CR 16 Farmer Illinois 1872 Huckabay, W. A. CR 22 Farmer Illinois 1870 Jones, George C. PG 14 Farmer and Stockman Missouri 1840 Lakin, Mary A. RP 7 Farmer Kentucky 1840 Moore, George W. LA 1 Farmer Virginia 1874 Neckerman, Andrew CR 27 Farmer Germany 1860 Phillips, M. G. PG 27 Farmer Alabama 1828 Potter, J. H. PG 10 Farmer Missouri 1846 Potter, G. R. PG 15 Farmer Kentucky 1846 Potter, George PG 15 Farmer Missouri 1846 Rucker, Charles T. LA 2 Farmer Missouri 1848 Rucker, W. M. RP 19 Farmer Missouri 1845 Shemwell, G. M. LA 2 Farmer Kentucky 1874 Shemwell, A. T. LA 2 Farmer Kentucky 1874 Shackleford, C.J. 31 Farmer and Stockman Missouri 1841 Shackleford, Mrs. C. J. 31 Wife of C. J. Shackleford Missouri 1849 Shouse, C. Q. RP 6 Farmer and Minister Kentucky 1868 Smith, J. F. PG 10 Farmer Cooper County 1829 Speece, Joseph PG 22 Farmer, Bricklayer, and Indiana 1871 Plasterer Sutherlin, Nathaniel RP 5 Farmer Virginia 1836 Staples, Dr. T. E. RP 6 Farmer and Physician Virginia 1849 Trigg, Abram RP 4 Farmer Missouri 1849 Watson, J. A. RP 6 Farmer Tennessee 1849 Williams, Thomas L. RP 9 Farmer Virginia 1811
6 Walz, Gerhard CR 33 Farmer Germany 1852 Younger, Charles RP 5 Farmer Missouri 1840 Yancey, Matilda C. RP 8 Farmer Kentucky 1870 TOWNSHIP 49 NORTH, RANGE 19 WEST Collins, Samuel R. AR 24 Farmer Kentucky 1860 Fray, John A. LA 27 Farmer Missouri 1851 Fray, B. A. LA 27 Farmer Missouri 1860 Hagarty, R. AR 13 Farmer and Stockman Pennsylvania 1867 Marshall, James A. RP 33 Farmer Cooper County 1841 Marshall, Fleming RP 31 Farmer Virginia 1831 Monroe, Charles RP 33 Farmer Howard County 1826 (Colored) McMahan, W. P. AR 12 Farmer Pennsylvania 1835 McQuitty, W. H. LA 35 Farmer Boone County 1862 Scruggs, W. C. LA 35 Farmer Virginia 1853 Townsend, N. S. AR 24 Farmer Missouri 1834 Ucker, Joseph RP 33 Farmer Pennsylvania 1869
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