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Mary, who married William Donoho, was the first Anglo-Americanwoman to traverse the Santa Fe Trail and the first Anglo-American woman to reside in Santa Fe. She apparently arrived there with her husband in 1833 and left in 1839.

There is a book about this aspect of her life: Mary Donoho: First Lady of the Santa Fe Trail, written by Marian Meyer in 1990.

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Was a mid-wife and neighborhood doctor. Gathered herbs and made own medicine. Said to have been 1/8th Cherokee and to have taught her children to be proud of it. (Uncertain)

Buried in Sewell Cemetery, Crocker, MO, on Dec. 30, 1913 (According to Death Certificate)

I went to the Sewell Cemetery (off Cortez Rd, south of Hancock, East of Crocker) and did not find a stone for her. Seems unlikely to me that her children -- several of whom lived out there lives in the Crocker area -- would not have provided one, so perhaps she isn't buried there.

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Buried in Armstrong Cemetery, Wet Glaize, MO

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Buried in Armstrong Cemetery, Wet Glaize, MO

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Renewal of vows, 8 Sep 1996, Anchorage, AK

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Buried in Honey Cemetery, Stoutland, MO

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Birth: Jun. 3, 1852
Death: Jan. 26, 1936

Funeral services for Rev.John W.Miller were conducted in Stoutland Monday afternoon with Revs.William Huffman and Harry Zumwalt.Burial was in Honey Cemetery.
Mr.Miller had been in ill health for some time and passed away January 26.

John W.Miller was born June 3,1852 in Roane County,Tennessee and came to Missouri with his parents,as a small boy.He led a devoted Christian life,became a member of the Good Hope Baptist Church at age 14 and became a minister at age 33.

He married Sarah Lucas in 1878,two daughters were born to them,Enola and Birdie.Susan died in 1884.
He married Nancy E.Brown in 1907 and to them were born four children,three dying in infancy.

He is survived by his wife,Nancy;one son,Thomas of Halfway;two daughters,Enola Vandergriff and Birdie Northrip;six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Family links:
Spouses:
Sarah Jane Lucas Miller (1850 - 1884)
Nancy Elizabeth Brown Miller (1869 - 1953)

Children:
Enola Paradine Miller Vandergriff (1879 - 1958)*
Birdie Miller Northrip (1881 - 1978)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Honey Cemetery
Stoutland
Laclede County
Missouri, USA

(From FindAGrave)

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buried in Fort Leonard Wood military cemetery, MO

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buried in Fairview Cem., Dixon, MO

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buried in Mountain View Cem., Richland, MO

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Buried in Oaklawn Cemetery, Richland, MO

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buried in Campground Cem., Wet Glaize, MO

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Married Fern Craig on 19 Nov. 190

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Gus was a fairly well known fiddler. He and Vernice Vandergriff had a barbershop in Waynesville. It's told that they used to fiddle during slow times.

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