The Andrew James Franklin Yoast Relay Station in Hickory County, 92 miles from the Tipton Terminus, was about 2 miles south of Elkton. — — Map (db m263902) HM
Here in the Ozark Highland of Missouri, Hickory County was organized 1845, and named for U.S. President Andrew Jackson, known as "Old Hickory." Lying in the Osage land cession of 1808, the county area was early known to French trappers. From 1819 . . . — — Map (db m78761) HM
In memory of all
living and dead
of Hickory County
who served in
World Wars I and II
Korea - Vietnam
They sought no glory
but their country's good — — Map (db m84611) WM
Quincy in Hickory County.
76 miles from the Tipton Terminus,
was a relay and meal station.
It is not known whether
Joseph Montgomery, Lyman Stilz,
or William Morgan
operated the station here. — — Map (db m265311) HM
1853 Joined The Christian Church.
Was an active member the remainder
of his life.
1861-1865 Served in The Union Army
1863 Ordained a Christian Minister
1866 Married Emeline Earnest
Organized Weaubleau Christian . . . — — Map (db m96093) HM
In honor and memory of
those who served in defense
of their country so that
all may enjoy freedom
———————————
Dedicated to all Veterans
by the
Weaubleau Merchants . . . — — Map (db m96090) WM
Weaubleau Christian Institute
Established 1867
John Whitaker
Founder of Weaubleau
Christian College
Born Aug. 15, 1842
Died Jan. 6, 1910
Weaubleau Christian College
Established 1893-1914 — — Map (db m96092) HM
