Bates County, Missouri, United States

Rich Hill

22 people · 53 records · 1843–1934

Recorded as Rich Hill, Bates, Missouri, United States

Rich Hill

The place in the study

From the research · 5 min read Missouri (Gasconade, Bates, St. Clair, Jasper, Jackson Counties): Luzius Hegnauer's family Luzius Hegnauer's family in Missouri: Gasconade, Bates, St. Clair, Jasper and Jackson Counties.

People and records, by century

19th century 21 people · 8 records
  1. 7 Nov 1884 L. Hegnaner election returns (county treasurer) probable
  2. 19 Feb 1895 Lizzie (Miss) Hegnouer advertised letter list probable
  3. 6 Mar 1895 Lizzie (Miss) Hegnouer advertised letter list probable
  4. 29 May 1895 C Hegnauer county court allowances probable
  5. 29 May 1895 L Hegnauer county court allowances probable
  6. 29 Dec 1898 (Prof.) Hegnauer newspaper item (teacher) probable
  7. 20 Jul 1899 (Prof.) Hegnauer newspaper item (teacher) probable
  8. 4 Oct 1900 (Mr.) Hegnaur newspaper item (travel) possible
20th century 1 person · 45 records
  1. 27 Jun 1901 L. Hegnaur lodge resolutions (A.O.U.W.) probable
  2. 15 Aug 1901 Leonard (Mr.) Hegnauer newspaper item (visit) probable
  3. 15 Aug 1901 L. (Prof.) Hegnauer newspaper item (visit) proven
  4. 29 Aug 1901 L., Sr. Hegnauer newspaper item (visit) proven
  5. 2 Jan 1902 Leonard Hegnauer marriage notice proven
  6. 2 Jan 1902 Clara Edith Baker marriage notice proven
  7. 23 Jan 1902 Leonard Hegnauer newspaper item (visit) proven
  8. 29 May 1902 L. Hegnauer political convention delegates probable
  9. 16 Apr 1903 L. (Mr.) Hegnauer newspaper item (church help) proven
  10. 13 Aug 1903 L. Hegnauer newspaper item (visit) proven
  11. 26 Nov 1903 L. Hegnauer newspaper item (visit) proven
  12. 14 Jan 1904 L. Hegnauer newspaper item (visit) proven
  13. 1 Sep 1904 L. Hegnauer newspaper item (visit) proven
  14. 27 Jul 1905 L. Hegnauer newspaper item (visit) proven
  15. 27 Jul 1905 M. Hegnauer newspaper item (visit) probable
  16. 7 Jun 1906 L. Hegnauer newspaper item (visit) possible
  17. 6 Sep 1906 Leonard Hegnauer newspaper item (removal to Appleton City) proven
  18. 9 Feb 1911 Leonard Hegnauer real estate transfer proven
  19. 9 Feb 1911 J M Link real estate transfer proven
  20. 21 Feb 1918 L (Mrs) Hegnauer death notice (correspondent's column) proven
  21. 21 Feb 1918 Chris [Hegnauer] death notice of mother Susanna proven
  22. 21 Feb 1918 Lizzie (Miss) Hegnauer social item (Red Cross work) proven
  23. 11 Jan 1923 Robert (Mrs.) Kamm obituary proven
  24. 11 Jan 1923 Robert Kamm obituary of wife Barbara proven
  25. 11 Jan 1923 John (Mrs.) Grill obituary of mother Barbara proven
  26. 11 Jan 1923 Edw. (Mrs.) McVickers obituary of mother Barbara proven
  27. 11 Jan 1923 Maggie (Miss) Kamm obituary of mother Barbara proven
  28. 11 Jan 1923 Bertha (Miss) Kamm obituary of mother Barbara proven
  29. 11 Jan 1923 Robert [Kamm] obituary of mother Barbara proven
  30. 11 Jan 1923 Oscar [Kamm] obituary of mother Barbara proven
  31. 11 Jan 1923 R. (Mrs.) Kamm social item (funeral attendance) proven
  32. 11 Jan 1923 Will Hammer social item (funeral attendance) possible
  33. 11 Jan 1923 Fred Hammer social item probable
  34. 11 Jan 1923 Arthur Hammer social item probable
  35. 11 Jan 1923 Criss Hegnauer social item proven
  36. 11 Jan 1923 (wife of Criss) Hegnauer social item proven
  37. 12 Jan 1923 Robert (Mrs.) Kamm obituary proven
  38. 12 Jan 1923 E. (Mrs.) McVickers obituary of mother Barbara proven
  39. 25 Jan 1934 Robert Kamm obituary proven
  40. 25 Jan 1934 J. E. (Mrs.) Vicker [McVicker] obituary of father Robert proven

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Evidence Explained

Hegnauer One-Name Study, “Rich Hill, Bates County, Missouri, United States,” hegnauer.family (https://hegnauer.family/places/rich-hill-bates-missouri-united-states/ : accessed 28 September 2026).

Chicago (notes)

“Rich Hill, Bates County, Missouri, United States,” hegnauer.family, Hegnauer One-Name Study, accessed September 28, 2026, https://hegnauer.family/places/rich-hill-bates-missouri-united-states/.

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