Evermore Genealogy

Month: May 2009

  • Mrs. M. E. CARHART

    Mrs. M. E. CARHART

    Obituary for Margaret E. Pettit Carhart, b. 1830 Jan 21 in Zanesville, Ohio. She married Elliot Carhart 1850 Sept 29. * * * * * Mrs. M. E. CARHART Obituary Death Came to Aged Resident of Macon Monday Evening Born in 1830 Mrs. Margaret E. CARHART, one of the pioneer residents of Macon, and a…

  • PROF. C. E. CARHART

    PROF. C. E. CARHART

    Obituary for Professor Carrington Elliot Carhart, 1861 to 1910, son of Elliot Carhart and Margaret E. Pettit. * * * * * OBITUARY PROF. C. E. CARHART who died at the Lakeside Hospital last Sunday and whose ashes were interred at Graceland cemetery last Wednesday, occupied an important position in contemporaneous literary history. Born on…

  • DEATH VISITS MANCHESTER HOMES

    DEATH VISITS MANCHESTER HOMES

    Photoshopped the below multiple generation xerox that was with the article. There’s no making it perfect. I was happy to get as much as I did out of it. One begins to get a little character. DEATH VISITS MANCHESTER HOMES A. B. CARHART, WELL KNOWN HARDWARE DEALER, GIVES UP LIFE’S BATTLE Impressive Funeral Services Held…

  • ESSAY THAT WON THE D. A. R. PRIZE WRITTEN BY ROBT. G. MITCHELL

    ESSAY THAT WON THE D. A. R. PRIZE WRITTEN BY ROBT. G. MITCHELL

    Keeping it all in the family, Robert Gwyn Mitchell (1852-1909) as well as his daughter, Margaret Gwynette Mitchell (1892-1933) both wrote prize winning DAR essays. * * * * * ESSAY THAT WON THE D. A. R. PRIZE WRITTEN BY ROBT. G. MITCHELL Condition and influence of Our Navy During the War of the American…

  • THE ESSAY THAT WON THE PRIZE

    THE ESSAY THAT WON THE PRIZE

    Margaret Gwynette Mitchell (1892 b. , Macon, Missouri to 1933) was the daughter of Robert Gwyn Mitchell and Lena Bell Carhart. Later she married Warner B. Hagan. * * * * * THE ESSAY THAT WON THE PRIZE Why the Americans were Victorious in the Revolution Last year Miss Louise BROCK won the Ann Helm…

  • Robert Craig Mitchell Biography

    Robert Craig Mitchell Biography

    Robert Craig MITCHELL Mr. Mitchell, an influential farmer of Chariton township, is of Scotch-Irish descent, and was born, as his parents before him, in Washington County, W. Va. He had the honor of having the natal day, 22nd of February, of the great father of his country, George Washington. In the year 1811 began the…

  • James Dysart Mitchell Obituary

    James Dysart Mitchell Obituary

    The obituary for James Dysart Mitchell, the second son and third child of Robert Gwyn Mitchell and Lena Bell Carhart. Their location would have been Macon City, Macon, Missouri. * * * * * James Dysart Mitchell Born April 27 1897, Died Jan 6. 1900. James Dysart MITCHELL, the little 3 year old son of…

  • I ALMOST ENVY YOU; YOU SEEM SO NEAR HOME

    I ALMOST ENVY YOU; YOU SEEM SO NEAR HOME

    Written by the Rev. James Bourne Mitchell b. 1821 June 27 in Abingdon, Washington, Virginia, died 1901 March 21 in Kirksville, Adair, Missouri. * * * * * I ALMOST ENVY YOU; YOU SEEM SO NEAR HOME Rev. J. B. MITCHELL, D.D. Published in “The Observer” date unknown Thus wrote a dear brother in the…

  • James Bourne Mitchell Autobiography

    James Bourne Mitchell Autobiography

    James B. Mitchell was born 27 June 1821, died March 12, 1901. He was the grandson of Robert Craig–son of John Mitchell and Ann Middleton Craig. He married Martha C. Dysart, born 5 March 1825–died February 19, 1912. They resided in Randolph Co. MO. This autobiography is had courtesy of Mitchell Noll. * * *…