Franklin County

Two 1880 censuses were attached to sources and one showed Azarene as a single female in a family, and the others showed SLA Sanders, a married woman in Collin County with her husband, Sanders, and children, Ida, Charles Ingram, and John Ingram.

And then the profile for Al Jolene also showed an 1860 census for a Susan Weatherford, age five, in the household of Green W. Weatherford and Sarah of Franklin County, Missouri.

And this appeared to be a different person altogether.

And then finally, the 1910 census attached to Algeline was for a widowed Alja Ingram in the household of her son, John W. Ingram.

We'll continue on.

Before I get started, let me say thank you to the congregation here at Franklin County for your support of the Bibles to Missouri and our schools in Africa, the Global Schools of Biblical Studies.

It really does mean a lot to know that you all care about the training up of preachers and also the spread of the gospel in the United States and around the world.

So thank you so much for that.

But, you know, we're essentially used to it at this point.

The last thing I really wanted to discuss real quick, real quick, is Franklin County.

Now, two weeks ago, it looks like the people were winning.

Both of these stories reversed.

Sorry about Franklin County.

On Tuesday, September 15th, the Franklin County Commission voted unanimously to rezone two properties from agricultural to industrial, clearing the way for two large-scale data centers.

Diamond Farms? Are they naming them farms?

Oh, I'm assuming these are the properties that were sold.