Shelby
County, Missouri History and Genealogy
558 pages of Shelby County, Missouri history and
genealogy including 375 family biographies plus 7 different maps featuring 24
Shelby County, Missouri communities
An informative and historical overview of Shelby
County, Missouri including two separate books on one CD which include 9
historical maps (1851, 1862, 1899, 1902, 1904, 1911, 1913, 1920's and 1929)
showing the locations of 24 settlements; plus
the full 1884 National Historical Company "History of Shelby County,
Missouri" book including 375 biographies. An important resource for the study
and research of Shelby County, Missouri history (including Civil War history)
and genealogy.
This fascinating and detailed CD contains ALL of the following material in
two separate books, ALL on one CD:
Book One of two, all on one CD: Maps of Shelby County, Missouri
Included here are the North East region of Missouri sections of 9 different
historical maps:
A. A rare 1851 map that shows the area of Shelby County, Missouri just
sixteen years after Shelby County was formed. Locations shown: Greenfield *
Middle Grove * Oakdale * Shelbyville *
B. A map of 1862 (during the Civil War) Shelby County, Missouri showing the
the locations of five settlements: Clarence * Greenville * Shelbina *
Shelbyville *
C. A map of 1899 Shelby County, Missouri showing the locations of 19
different settlements including all of the following: Bethel * Burksville *
Cherry Box * Clarence * Elgin * Emden * Enterprise * Epworth * Hager's Grove *
Hunnewell * Kendall * Kirby * Lakenan * Lentner * Leonard * Maud * Oak Dale
(Oakdale) * Shelbina * Shelbyville *
D. A map of 1902 Shelby County, Missouri showing the locations of 16
different settlements including all of the following: Bethel * Cherrybox (Cherry
Box) * Clarence * Elgin * Emden * Enterprise * Epworth * Hagers Grove *
Hunnewell * Lakenan * Lentner * Leonard * Maud * Oakdale * Shelbina *
Shelbyville *
E. A map of 1904 Shelby County, Missouri showing the locations of 20
different settlements including all of the following: Bethel * Burksville *
Cherrybox (Cherry Box) * Clarence * Elgin * Emden * Enterprise * Epworth *
Hagers Grove * Hunnewell * Kendall * Kirby * Lakenan * Lentner * Leonard * Maud
* Oakdale * Shelbina * Shelbyville * Sigsbee *
F. A map of 1911 Shelby County, Missouri showing the locations of 20
different settlements including all of the following: Bethel * Burksville *
Cherrybox (Cherry Box) * Clarence * Elgin * Emden * Enterprise * Epworth *
Hagers Grove * Hunnewell * Kendall * Kirby * Lakenan * Lentner * Leonard * Maud
* Oakdale * Shelbina * Shelbyville * Sigsbee *
G. A map of 1913 Shelby County, Missouri showing the locations of 21
different settlements including all of the following: Bethel * Burksville *
Cherry Box * Clarence * Elgin * Emden * Enterprise * Epworth * Hagers Grove *
Hunnewell * Kendall * Kirby * Lakenan * Lentner * Leonard * Maud * Oakdale *
Shelbina * Shelbyville * Sigsbee * Walkerville *
H. A map from the 1920's which includes details of where various tourist
sites and service stations were located.
I. A 1929 map from the Missouri Department of Transportation. You will be
amazed at how many of the major routes were only dirt or gravel!
Book Two of two, all on one CD: The complete 1884
"History of Shelby County, Missouri" by National Historical Company
This detailed (558 pages in all) 1884 history has an incredible amount of historical
and genealogical information about Shelby County, Missouri from its earliest settlement up to 1884. This is an
exact photo replica of all the pages pertaining to Shelby County, Missouri
including all of the historical and biographical information. Included are a
total of 375 different Shelby County, Missouri family biographies.
Here is just some of the information included:
Partial Contents:
History of Shelby County
First Settlers and Settlements in Shelby County
The First Store and Post Office in Shelby County
Early Marriages in Shelby County
Shelby County Pioneers and Pioneer Life
Shelby County Organized
First Shelby County Courts
Shelby County History From 1835 to 1840
Early Settlers
The Pottawatomie War
Building the Shelby County Court House
Pioneer Mills
The First Roads in Shelby County
The Mormon War
The Iowa War
Shelby County History From 1840 to 1850
The First Shelby County Jail
Shelby County in The Mexican War
The California Gold Fever
Shelby County History From 1850 to 1861
Slavery Days
The Civil War and Shelby County, Missouri
Events of 1861
Legislature of 1861
After Fort Sumpter
Secession Flags
First Federal Troops
The Fight at Shelbina, Missouri
Missouri’s Secession
Events of 1862
Organization of the Missouri State Militia
Bushwhacking
Col. Joseph C. Porter’s Raid
Events of 1863 to 1864
Bill Anderson’s Raid
The Centralia Massacre
The End of the Civil War
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad
Shelby County Newspapers
Churches of Shelby County
Shelby County Organizations
Masonic Lodges
Grand Army of the Republic
Temperance Organizations
Shelby County Cities, Towns and Villages:
Bethel
Cherry Box
Clarence
Hager’s Grove
Hunnewell
Lakenan
Lentner’s Station
Leonard (Millersburg)
Shelbina
Shelbyville
Shelby County Townships
Bethel Township
Black Creek Township
Clay Township
Jackson Township
Jefferson Township
Salt River Township
Taylor Township
Tiger Fork Township
Shelby County Biographical Sketches (286 pages are included in the biography section)
Included is a total of 375 Shelby County, Missouri family biographies including each of the following
surnames:
(well over 1000 other surnames are also mentioned throughout the book text and
within these biographies): Alpaugh * Babb * Bair * Baker * Barr * Barton * Bates * Bauer * Baynum * Bean * Beck * Berolzheimer * Bethards * Bishop * Blackburn * Blackford * Blakey * Bodine * Boettcher
* Bonta * Bower * Bowling * Boyce * Bragg * Branham * Brant * Brewer * Brison * Brown * Burckhardt * Butner * Byars * Byrum * Carlisle * Carmichael * Carothers * Carter *
Casler * Chamberlain * Chambers * Chandler * Chenvront * Chick * Chinn * Christian * Christine * Claggett * Clark * Cleary * Cleek * Coard * Cochran * Cochrane * Collier * Colvert
* Combs * Cooley * Cooper * Copenhauer * Cotton * Cox * Crain * Cross * Crow * Culver * Curry * Dale * Dare * Davis * De Haven * Dean * Dessert * Dimmitt * Dines * Dobbin *
Dobyns * Doctor * Dodd * Dougherty * Douglass * Downing * Doyle * Duncan * Dunn * Durrett * Dussair * Eaton * Edelen * Edmonson * Edwards * Ellis * Ennis * Eskridge * Evans *
Fields * Finney * Flack * Fletcher * Forman * Fox * Frederick * Freeman * Gadd * Gaines * Gardner * Gay * Gentry * Gerard * Gilchrist * Giles * Gillaspy * Gillis * Glahn * Glenn *
Gooch * Goodwin * Gosney * Gough * Gould * Graham * Greenfield * Griffith * Gwynn * Hale * Hancock * Hanger * Hanly * Hardy * Harris * Harrison * Hawkins * Hayward *
Herron * Hewitt * Hill * Hilton * Holliday * Holmes * Hopkins * Horn * Hornback * Hoselton * Houghland * Hughes * Hunolt * Huston * Jacobs * Jenks * Jewett * Jones * Joyner *
Keith * Keller * Kennerly * Kincheloe * King * Kirkwood * Lair * Langenbach * Larrick * Lasley * Leffel * Lewis * Lister * Livingston * Long * Lowman * Lydick * Magoon * Magruder
* Mahaffey * Manuel * Marmaduke * Martin * Mason * Maupin * Mayes * McAfee * McClellan * McCready * McCully * McElroy * McKee * McKethen * McMaster * McMurray *
McMurtry * Meadows * Meglasson * Melson * Mercer * Merrin * Messick * Miles * Miller * Minter * Mitchell * Moore * Moremen * Morgan * Morris * Muldrow * Myers * Nesbit *
Orr * Oviatt * Palmer * Parker * Parsons * Patton * Peoples * Pepper * Perry * Pickett * Pollard * Pope * Porter * Powell * Priest * Ralph * Randall * Rawlings * Reed * Reid *
Reynolds * Rider * Ridge * Ridings * Robison * Robuck * Rodgers * Roswell * Roy * Ruckman * Ruth * Rutledge * Rutter * Sanders * Scearce * Schilling * Sedelmeier * Settle *
Shackelford * Shale * Shanks * Sheetz * Shouse * Sigler * Singleton * Smith * Smoot * Sparks * Stalcup * Stribling * Strickler * Stuart * Swinney * Talbott * Taylor * Terrill * Thompson
* Timbrook * Tingle * Townsend * Towson * Turner * Utz * Van Vacter * Vandiver * Wailes * Wainright * Ward * Warren * Watkins * Weatherby * Welch * West * Whitby *
Whittenburg * Williams * Wilson * Winetroub * Withers * Wood * Worland * Wright * Yost * Ziegler *
Shelby County is located in north east Missouri and bordered by:
Macon County, Missouri *
Monroe County, Missouri * Marion County,
Missouri * Lewis County, Missouri * and
Knox County, Missouri * (click on highlighted
county names for a complete description)
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settlement to 1884.
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