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Greene County, Missouri Probate Name Index 1833 – 1899* *Comments in brackets are mainly from Holcombe’s 1883 History of Greene County, Missouri. [Some comments may wrongly apply to other persons with the same name.] This is an index to the paper files for Greene County, Missouri, probate records 1833-1899. There are also book records for probate listings. These have been indexed from 1833 to 1871 by Marsha Hoffman Rising in 1994. The title is Greene County, Missouri Probate Records: Wills Minutes, Bonds, Letters of Administration 1833-1871. For names that are followed by [OTO] there is a reference in Opening the Ozarks: First Families in Southwest Missouri by Marsha Hoffman Rising. The files below are listed by probate number and will number. They are available at the Greene County Archives & Records Center, 1126 Boonville, Springfield, MO 65802, Monday through Friday, 8-5, except legal holidays. The Archives has an online request form on the Greene County website www.greenecountymo.gov. The contact number for Archives is 417.868.4021. Copies are currently ten cents a page. Name Date File # Comments Abernathy, Blackstone T. 1866 A-1 minor person Abernathy, David R. 1857 A-1 minor person Abernathy, Finis E. 1866 A-1 minor person Abernathy, John B. 1863 A-1 minor person Abernathy, Mary E. 1856 A-1 minor person estate Abernathy, Miles T. 1857 A-1 minor person Abernathy, Milton S. 1857 A-1 minor person Abernathy, Mollie 1857 A-1 deceased Abernathy, Rebecca C. 1856 A-1 minor person Abernathy, Robert Jones 1860 A-1 minor person Abernathy, Robert S. 1866 A-1 minor person Ackerman, Charles A. 1895 109 deceased Adair, David J. 1896 A-2 deceased Adair, Josephine 1886 74 minor person Adams, A. S. 1883 73 deceased Adams, Archibald C. 1844 88 deceased [OTO] Adams, Clara 1893 135 minor person estate Adams, Claude 1894 135 minor person estate Adams, George 1891 89 deceased Adams, Homer Parrish 1899 138 minor person estate Adams, I. P. 1894 20 deceased Adams, I. P. 1896 20 deceased Adams, John 1853 86 incapacitated/deceased Adams, Nancy A. 1896 90 deceased Adams, Robert J. 1891 16 deceased Adams, Waldo 1899 135 minor person estate Adams, Wiley 1892 87 deceased Adams, William 1891 A-3 deceased Addis, William 1882 75 deceased/will # 0009 Adkinson, Lydia 1864 17 minor person Adkinson, Mordica/Mordeca 1868 19 minor person estate Adkinson, Paralee 1864 17 minor person Agnew, John 1870 83 minor person estate Aikin, Charles W. 1890 82 deceased Akers, Mary E. 1899 141 deceased/will # 0016 Akers, P. G. 1888 96 reference Akin, John H. 1868 76 deceased Akin, Lillie M. 1886 81 minor person Akin, Mary E. 1886 81 minor person Akin, Robert E. 1868 81 minor person estate Albert, Jacob 1892 40 deceased Aldridge, Elizabeth Jane 1852 48 minor person [OTO] Aldridge, Martha Catherine 1852 48 minor person [OTO] Aldridge, Micajah 1852 48 minor person [OTO] Aldridge, Nancy 1899 94 deceased Aldridge, Nancy 1899 124 incapacitated/deceased Aldridge, Nathaniel T. 1852 48 minor person Aldridge, Richard J. 1852 12 deceased Aldridge, Rufus S. 1852 48 minor person [OTO] Aldridge, Lucy C. 1852 ??? minor person Alexander, James R. 1892 66 incapacitated Alexander, M. M. 1895 107 deceased Alexander, Squire 1864 6 deceased/will #0002 Alford, Bulah E. 1895 106 minor person estate Alford, William D. 1891 1 deceased/will# 0008/also file 69 Alfrey, Hannay 1897 A-12 deceased Allan, Fred M. 1895 93 minor person estate Allcock, James W. 1849 8 minor person Allcock, Saphronia D. 1849 8 minor person Allen, Elizabeth 1889 A-14 deceased Allen, Elizabeth E. 1886 116 minor person Allen, Emily F. 1855 48 minor person Allen, Emma 1895 93 minor person estate Allen, Ethan M. 1855 48 minor person Allen, Grover C. 1895 93 minor person estate Allen, J. R. 1886 67 deceased/will # 0007 Allen, James M. 1855 48 minor person Allen, Jane 1859 ??? minor person Allen, John W. 1895 123 deceased Allen, Levy A. 1886 116 minor person Allen, Martha E. 1857 14 minor person Allen, Mary O 1897 68 minor person estate/also file 116 Allen, Moses 1869 5 deceased/will #0001 Allen, Sterling B. 1847 9 deceased [member Mt. Comfort Church] [OTO] Allen, William M. 1886 116 minor person Allred, Walter 1888 A-11 minor person Allsup, Susannah 1845 10 deceased Alsup, Sarah Louisa 1892 A-10 deceased Altinger, Charles 1889 78 deceased/will# 10 Ambrose, Frank C. 1895 85 minor person estate/will # 15 Ambrose, J. S. 1897 28 deceased/will # 3 Ames, Oliver 1881 ??? deceased Amos, Dora J. 1875 31 minor person Amos, William 1854 29 deceased Amos, William J. 1875 31 minor person Amos, Zerilla 1875 31 minor person Anderson, A. J. 1853 A-15 deceased Anderson, Frank E. 1884 102 minor person estate Anderson, George S. 1850 48 minor person Anderson, James P. 1850 39 deceased Anderson, John 1890 27 minor person estate Anderson, S. N. 1851 ??? minor person Anderson, Washington B. 1887 A-15 deceased Andres (Andreus), Robert 1844 35 minor person estate Andrews, A. E. 1880 ??? reference Andrews, A. E. 1881 A-16 deceased Andrews, A. S. 1868 32 deceased Andrews, B. G. 1876 38 deceased/will # 4 Andrews, Ellenor D. 1876 34 minor person Andrews, Nancy 1852 36 deceased Andrews, Rebecca 1871 34 minor person estate Andrews, W. R. 1885 84 deceased Andrews, W. W. 1894 129 incapacitated Anstee, A. 1888 A-17 deceased Anthany, Burnett 1895 91 minor person estate Apperson SEE Epperson Appleby minors 1896 1896 bond for year 1896 Appleby, A. M. 1876 55 deceased Appleby, Andrew B. 1878 52 minor person Appleby, David 1867 49 deceased [Justice of the Peace 1835][OTO] Appleby, Frank 1896 142 minor person estate Appleby, Harry 1896 142 minor person estate Appleby, Homer G. 1898 119 deceased Appleby, Jesse 1896 142 minor person estate Appleby, Margaret 1871 51 minor person estate/also file 56 Appleby, Nellie 1896 142 minor person estate Appleby, Ray 1896 142 minor person estate Appleby, Robert L. 1871 56 minor person Appleby, Rolla 1896 ??? minor person estate Appleby, Samuel D. 1871 56 minor person estate Appleby, William A. 1850 50 deceased Arbuckle, R. A. 1889 ??? reference Arbuckle, R. A. 1889 96 reference Archer, Elias T. 1837 43 minor person estate Archer, Elisha 1837 43 deceased Archer, Jane 1837 43 minor person Archer, Moses 1837 43 minor person Archer, Sarah 1837 43 minor person Arehart, Marcus 1891 41 minor person estate Arginbright, Lizzie 1897 24 minor person estate Armour, Washington 1852 46 deceased [father-in-law to Capt. F. M. Shockley] Armstrong, Belle M. 1896 111 deceased/will # 13 Armstrong, Eli J. 1870 44 deceased/partnership with Scholten/also file 45 Armstrong, Jane 1892 4 deceased Armstrong, Samuel 1856 ??? minor person Armstrong, Sarah Ann 1843 48 minor person Armstrong, Thomas 1861 A-20 deceased Armstrong, William M. 1894 3 deceased [member Hew Harmony Lodge-Odd Fel] Arnold, Amanda A. 1894 95 minor person estate Arnold, Amanda H. 1895 95 minor person estate Arnold, Anna H. 1894 95 minor person estate Arnold, Elizabeth 1899 122 deceased Arnold, George W. 1894 113 deceased Arnold, James 1852 ??? deceased [probate judge of Greene County ?] Arnold, Lulu E. 1895 95 minor person estate Arnold, Lulu E. 1894 95 minor person estate Arnold, Martha A. 1895 95 minor person estate Arnold, Stokes A. 1894 95 minor person estate Arnold, Wesley 1894 121 minor person estate Ashley, George H. 1852 70 deceased Askins, Frank G. 1886 72 minor person Askins, Katy M. 1886 72 minor person Atkins, Noah 1869 77 deceased Atkins, Samuel W. 1898 137 deceased Atwell, Francis 1874 79 minor person estate Atwell, Martha E. 1874 79 minor person Atwood, Jacob S. 1892 47 deceased Atwood, Mary 1892 ??? deceased Atzert, Bessie 1888 136 minor person Atzert, James 1888 136 minor person Atzert, John F. 1888 2 deceased [member Chosen Friends Lodge] Atzert, Mary Delphine 1888 23 minor person estate Atzert, S. Wilburn 1895 136 minor person estate Aubin, John J. 1888 ??? deceased Aumoth, J. G. & Co. 1850 61 deceased Aumoth, Joseph E. 1874 59 minor person estate Aumoth, Joseph G. 1874 58 deceased [Ash Grove area business] Aumoth, Nora C. 1874 65 minor person estate Aumoth, Paul W. 1874 80 minor person estate Ausherman, Eva L. 1880 60 minor person estate Ausherman, Martin 1898 131 deceased Ausherman, Martin V. 1898 132 minor person estate Austin, Benjamin 1875 62 deceased/will # 6 Austin, Cenath 1845 48 minor person Austin, Clara M. 1895 114 deceased Austin, Green 1884 64 deceased Austin, John 1886 63 deceased [son of Lemuel Austin ?] Austin, Temperance 1852 ??? incapacitated Austin, William 1895 92 minor person estate Ayers, Middleton 1896 117 deceased Ayres, Alvin M. 1899 134 minor person estate Ayres, Jessee 1899 134 minor person estate/also file 169 B Babbitt, Rosell 1875 538 deceased Babst, Charles W. 1895 652 deceased Babst, Charles W. Jr. 1895 706 minor person estate Babst, Katherine 1895 664 minor person estate Babst, Lulu 1895 664 minor person estate Babst minors 1895 1895 bond only for year 1895 Bacon, Charles F. 1899 1899 bond only for year 1899 Bacon, Charles F. 1899 707 deceased Bacon, Martha A. 1888 445 deceased/will# 66 Bacon, William S. 1891 648 incapacitated Badenhamer, T. H. B. 1860 ??? minor person estate [Bodenhamer] Bagby, Irene 1888 645 deceased Bailey, Harriet 1873 557 deceased/will# 83 Bailey, Ozias 1891 B-18 deceased Bailey, Thomas J. 1869 449 deceased [doctor of medicine] Baker, America E. 1867 385 minor person estate/also file 647 Baker, Carroll 1851 385 deceased Baker, Hamilton 1862 557 deceased [or file 558] [from McMinn CO, TN ?] Baker, James H. 1867 385 minor person estate/also file 647 Baker, James/Jane M.
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