St Genevieve County MO

Biography of William C. Painter

William C. Painter was born on April 18, 1830, in Missouri and later moved to Oregon after the death of his father during the family’s westward journey. He served in the Indian wars of 1855-56 and 1878, earning commendations for his bravery. In civilian life, Painter transitioned from mining to clerking and business management, eventually becoming postmaster in Wallula and a deputy collector of internal revenue. He was elected auditor of Walla Walla County in 1878. Painter married Carrie Mitchell, and they had several children. He was respected for his integrity throughout his life.

Biography of Raymond William Moore, M. D.

Raymond William Moore, M.D., born in 1872 in Missouri, is a prominent physician in Arcadia, practicing since 1899. After obtaining his medical degree from the University Medical College, he served in the Spanish-American War before establishing his practice. Moore is notable for his commitment to continuous learning, holding memberships in several medical societies and serving as president of the Crawford County Medical Society. A community leader, he has also held the position of mayor and is actively involved in local education and civic reforms. He is married with three children.

Biography of Dr. Beverly A. Barrett

Dr. Beverly A. Barrett, born on January 8, 1826, in St. Genevieve County, was the son of physician John S. Barrett. He began his medical studies in 1845 and practiced in Dallas County before moving to Springfield and later St. Louis. A dedicated physician for thirty-five years, he is a Democratic supporter, a Masonic lodge master, and a member of the M. E. Church South. Married twice, he had five children and is known for his charitable work and moderate fees, maintaining professional integrity throughout the Civil War.