Descendants of Charles Woolverton



William (Buck) MCALISTER and Elizabeth (Betsy) HALBROOK


Husband William (Buck) MCALISTER [22820] 

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       Marriage:  -  [MRIN:7208]

Wife Elizabeth (Betsy) HALBROOK [22819] 

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         Father: Joseph Erwin  (Grandpap) Halbrook [22611] (1818-1897) 1
         Mother: Molinda Rebecca HILBURN [22612] (1820-Abt 1911) 1


Children
1 F Molinda (Linda) MCALISTER [22821] 

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         Spouse: FOSTER [22830] (      -      )
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2 M George MCALISTER [22822] 

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3  M  Joseph MCALISTER [22823]





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4  U  Caledonia MCALISTER [22825]





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5  U  Idee MCALISTER [22826]





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6  M  Thomas MCALISTER [22827]





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7  M  Robert MCALISTER [22828]





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8  M  Wiley MCALISTER [22829]





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General Notes: Husband - William (Buck) MCALISTER



FTM NOTE: PRIN MH:I22913



Research Notes: Husband - William (Buck) MCALISTER



This McAlister family lived in Franklin county and were little known to
William Erwin Halbrook.

Sources: Other : Halbrook, William Erwin, "A School Boy of the Ozarks", Ch
14


General Notes: Wife - Elizabeth (Betsy) HALBROOK



FTM NOTE: PRIN MH:I22912



Research Notes: Wife - Elizabeth (Betsy) HALBROOK



The daughter of Coma Woolverton and Walls and Winona Halbrook were very
close friends.  They dated the same boys.

Sources: Other : Halbrook, William Erwin, "A School Boy of the Ozarks", Ch
14







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