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Jean Ousley-Magee

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I live in S. Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts. Born in Illinois to a large family from Southern Missouri. I lived for many years at Dora, Ozark, Missouri and am very familiar with the area and all of the original families that settled there. Related to: Luna, Collins, Russell, Owens, Owen and extended families.


I feel documenting history of any kind is important and spend my time researching and documenting cemeteries to help others in their research. I only document cemeteries I personally visit and make every attempt to post the correct information. I do have memorials for a few family members that I do know where they are buried, but since I no longer live in the area, I can't take pictures of their headstones.


Feel free to use and copy any photos and information I have gathered. That is what it is there for.

I live in S. Attleboro, Bristol, Massachusetts. Born in Illinois to a large family from Southern Missouri. I lived for many years at Dora, Ozark, Missouri and am very familiar with the area and all of the original families that settled there. Related to: Luna, Collins, Russell, Owens, Owen and extended families.


I feel documenting history of any kind is important and spend my time researching and documenting cemeteries to help others in their research. I only document cemeteries I personally visit and make every attempt to post the correct information. I do have memorials for a few family members that I do know where they are buried, but since I no longer live in the area, I can't take pictures of their headstones.


Feel free to use and copy any photos and information I have gathered. That is what it is there for.

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