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Terms: Missouri Historical Society (127000), history of medicine (1630000),
National Library of Medicine - History of Medicine Division + Online Syllabus Archive + Women
American College of Nurse-Midwives
State Historical Society Map of Local Historical Societies
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Barry County + Barry County GenWeb
Boolean: Aurora AND missouri AND (nurses OR medical OR doctors) AND (history OR historical) (400000),
* The present law requiring a birth or death to be registered became a law in 1910 and all records are sent to the Missouri Bureau of Vital Records.
Barry County Vital Statistics (Births, School Records) Grandma was born in 1905 and went to school until she was 14. 1911-1919
Look here for names of doctors signing death certificates in Barry county in the 1885 period http://www.rootsweb.com/~mobarry/data/BarryDeatha-m.htm
What doctors were practicing in Barry County in 1908-1912 time frame?
Birth and Death Records - Missouri State Archives
Barry County Cemeteries - Doty Cemetery (More listings for Doty)+ Leann A-L (Davis Doty 1851-1936) + Sparks Cemetery (Truhittes buried here from Star City)
| DOTY, Davis | BAXTER, Marthy | 2 | 21 Jan 1877 | |
| DOTY, James | JOHNSON, Sarah | 82 | 3 Jun 1879 |
| BAXTER, William | HILTON, Ellen | 138 | 5 Sep 1880 |
| 89/91 | Doty, Davis | head | Oct 1851 | 49 | m-23 | MO IL LA | |
| Martha A. | wife | Apr 1861 | 39 | m-23 | 9/6 | MO IN IN | |
| John J. | son | May 1883 | 17 | MO MO MO | |||
| Martha L. | dau | Apr 1885 | 15 | MO MO MO | |||
| Harison J. | son | Aug 1889 | 10 | MO MO MO | |||
| Waran C. | son | Oct 1892 | 8 | MO MO MO | |||
| Valentine G. | son | Apr 1894 | 6 | MO MO MO |
| 80/82 | Doty, Joseph | head | Jul 1836 | 63 | m-35 | Ind Ind Ind | |
| Kate | wife | Jul 1849 | 50 | m-35 | 9/7 | Ark Ark Ark | |
| Joseph | son | Mar 1878 | 21 | MO Ind Ark | |||
| John | son | Jul 1881 | 18 | MO Ind Ark | |||
| Dave | son | Jul 1885 | 14 | MO Ind Ark |
| 39/40 | ?Baxter, Samuel | head | Nov 1849 | 50 | MO KY TN | ||
| ?Rhoda | too dark to read on film | ||||||
| Oliver T. | son | Aug 1880 | 19 | MO MO TN | |||
| John E. | son | May 1882 | 18 | MO MO TN | |||
| ?Layson M. | son | May 1884 | 16 | MO MO TN | |||
| Pearl | dau | Feb 1886 | 14 | MO MO TN | |||
| Nancy C. | dau | May 1888 | 12 | MO MO TN | |||
| Olivia H. | dau | Dec 1889 | 10 | MO MO TN | |||
| Hilton, Arther | gr-son | Jul 1890 | 9 | MO MO MO | |||
House # 122:
WILSON, Samuel 22 (m) TN.
Mary 25 (f) IN. (Mary’s maiden name is DOTY.)
Alfred 2 (m) MO.
Mary SMITH (f) 12 IN.
House # 123:
DOTY, Daniel 17 (m) IN. (Daniel DOTY was a Federal Solider.)
Susan 16 (f) TN. (Susan’s maiden name is GREEN.)
House # 130:
DOTY, Joseph 45 (m) KY.
Hannah 46 (f) LA.
Nancy 15 (f) IL. (married James M. IRELAND in Barry Co., MO.)
Joseph 13 (m) IL.
Eli 9 (m) MO. (married Elizabeth BRANTLETT in Barry Co., MO.)
Edward 7 (m) MO.
Rebeca A. 5 (f) MO. (married Constance BERRY in Barry Co., MO.)
Hanna 3 (f) MO.
Valentine 2 (m) MO.
Prudence 3 months (f) MO.
Charles C. COONSE 18 (m) IN.
Mary COONSE 15 (f) IN.
Melvin GALAWAY 8 (m) MO.
Anna T. 7 (f) MO.
Francis M. 5 (m) MO.
House # 131:
DOTY, John 23 (m) TN.
Elizabeth 24 (f) TN. (FOSTER is her maiden name.)
Samuel 2 (m) MO.
House # 72:
BAXTER, Sarah 37 (m) KY.
William 21 (m) MO.
John 17 (m) MO.
Lucinda 16 (f) MO.
Mary 10 (f) MO.
Lots more data at http://www.rootsweb.com/~mobarry/data/index.htm
Marriage Book I 1897-1902 - Partial
| 179 | Truhitte, Lizzie (18) | Wireman, George (20 | Nov. 20, 1898 | S L Pruit, JP |
| 58 | Truhitte, Sarah F (21) | Cannon, Ellis G (25) | Dec. 23, 1897 | N M Whittington, MG |
| 282 | Doty, Allie (17) | Reeves, William A (21) | Aug. 1, 1899 | J W Ennes, MG |
| 292 | Doty, Martha E (17) | Stockton, Thomas J (24) | Sept 2, 1899 | W G Fare, JP |
| 143 | Doty, Mary (21) | Roden, Henry (22) | Aug. 20, 1898 | W B Flaherty, MG |
| 123 | Doty, Prudy (20) | Cares, Daniel A (40) | May 22, 1898 | T B Hall, MG |
The Civil War in Barry County. Timeline of major events with accounts from original sources.
March, 1862. After the Battle of Pea Ridge, Cassville became a hospital ward for the wounded. Two weeks later, a representative of the Western Sanitary Commission arrived there and found 400 wounded from the battle "lying in the clothes they fought in, stiff and dirty with blood and soil." For a list of the soldiers who died and were buried at Cassville, see the MoBarry site at Rootsweb: Union Soliders Buried At Cassville.
Terms: Western Sanitary Commission (365),
The Donald Silver Rare Books Room Goldstein, Max A. (Max Aaron), 1870-1941. ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY IN MISSOURI; HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW OF THE CAREERS OF THE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI, AND SKETCHES OF SOME OF ITS NOTABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS. [St. Louis] St. Louis Star, 1900. R263 .G62