Past and present of Greene County Missouri; early and recent history and genealogical records of many of the representative citizens . Whaley, William W 1261 White. J. .\ 972 Whitlock. Arthur L 1096 Whitlock. Lambert L 1097 Whitlock, Thomas J 1096 Whitlock, Williamson P 861 Wilder, Frederick C 1025 Wiley, George P 807 Wilhoit, Sidney Edwin 1268 Wilkerson, M. James M 1462 Williams. Elwood A. 1019 Williams, Frank B. 1200 Williams, John W 750 Williams, M. D., N. C.^-f.^ 1243 Williamson, John P 1855 Willier, Thomas E 1913 Wingo, Irvin W. 1155 Winters, George F 1198 Wilson, .Alfred H 914 Wolf.
Past and present of Greene County Missouri; early and recent history and genealogical records of many of the representative citizens . Whaley, William W 1261 White. J. .\ 972 Whitlock. Arthur L 1096 Whitlock. Lambert L 1097 Whitlock, Thomas J 1096 Whitlock, Williamson P 861 Wilder, Frederick C 1025 Wiley, George P 807 Wilhoit, Sidney Edwin 1268 Wilkerson, M. James M 1462 Williams. Elwood A. 1019 Williams, Frank B. 1200 Williams, John W 750 Williams, M. D., N. C.^-f.^ 1243 Williamson, John P 1855 Willier, Thomas E 1913 Wingo, Irvin W. 1155 Winters, George F 1198 Wilson, .Alfred H 914 Wolf. David 1750 Wolf, Martin V 1750 Wood, Albert 1204 Wood. James G 816 Wood. John 816 Woodson. James A 1126 Woodward, Jacob 1836 Woodward, Ransom B 1835 Woodruff, John T 473 Wooldridge, Edward W 1140 Wright, Foster P 444 Wright, Marion D 1603 Wrightsman, Timothy J 1003 \\ygal. Frank 120! Yancy. Charles S 444 Yeakley. George 1491 Yeakley. John 1483 Yeakley. Thomas 1482 Young. Henry C 1794 Young, Walter B 1710 Youngblood, James P 747 Youngblood, Theodric B 748. z K 2 3 HISTORICAL CHAPTER I. PREHISTORIC RACES IN GREENE Edward M. Shepard. In every inhabited part of the world we find abundant evidence of occu-pation by more than one race of people. In many cases, there has been a seriesof occupants, each passing through a cycle of settlement, growth and matur-ity, followed by a gradual decay, a migration or an absorption into tlic hotlyof some more powerful race. Everywhere in Greene county, as well as throughout the State of Missouri,we find e\-i(lcnces of prehistoric dwellers. The earliest instances of such, inthe section now known as Greene count}, exist, probably, in some of thecaves of this region. That a race of people called Cave Dwellers once in-habited parts of the Ozarks is undisputed by archaeologists, and that theyantedated another race known as Mound Builders, is also very generallybelieved. Caves abound in Greene county, and in at least one of them is seen ob-scu
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