I was born and grew up in Henry County, Missouri. I started working on genealogy about 20 years ago when my Mother-in-Law asked if I could go to the local genealogy library and see if I could find where her real grandmother Martha Jane Susan White Jenkins was buried. She died young, and grandfather remarried. His later wife was buried with him, but no-one was sure where the first wife was buried. I started looking, and of course got hooked!! The funny part is, with all my looking, successes, failures, etc, Martha Jane is the one person I have never been able to find. I have decided she was probably buried on the family farm, which was common it that time period in central Missouri.
I would appreciate any information on the following families: Trolinger, Wilmot, Starks, Bixler, Brown, Pennington, Mihlhauser, Wombles, Baskins,Durflinger, Dettman, Hunt, Jenkins, all from Kansas and Missouri since the 1800's.

I was born and grew up in Henry County, Missouri. I started working on genealogy about 20 years ago when my Mother-in-Law asked if I could go to the local genealogy library and see if I could find where her real grandmother Martha Jane Susan White Jenkins was buried. She died young, and grandfather remarried. His later wife was buried with him, but no-one was sure where the first wife was buried. I started looking, and of course got hooked!! The funny part is, with all my looking, successes, failures, etc, Martha Jane is the one person I have never been able to find. I have decided she was probably buried on the family farm, which was common it that time period in central Missouri.
I would appreciate any information on the following families: Trolinger, Wilmot, Starks, Bixler, Brown, Pennington, Mihlhauser, Wombles, Baskins,Durflinger, Dettman, Hunt, Jenkins, all from Kansas and Missouri since the 1800's.