Benjamin Brown 
Benjamin Brown b. 16 Sep 1786. d. 18 Aug 1863, m. Eliz. Brown b. 12 Nov 1790. (questionable phrase may say “first wife”) 
Children
Wm b. 25 Aug 1809
Joseph b. Sep 19 1811
John b. Dec 1813
Mary Ann b. 19 Dec 1813, twin of John above
Jesse b. 14 … 1816
Levney b. 11 Mar 1819
Davis b. 9 April [...]

These were found in a box of Lambeth photos.
Charlie and Madilene McKnolly

Charlie McKnolly

The following was sent to me by another Lambeth researcher, thanks David for the information!
Editors Note: The following story was taken from a book written by O.C. Fisher, Texas Congressmen, titled:  IT OCCURRED IN KIMBLE AND HOW.  The late William Jasper Gibson, mentioned in the story, who died recently at the age of 92, was [...]

 Lambeth Bible
The following are scans of the original pages from the Wesley and Eveline (Aveline) nee Rand Lambeth family bible.  I had forgotten about these pages until yesterday when I was preparing some documents to share with another Lambeth researcher.  My original scans were lost in the last computer crash so I have rescanned and [...]

Jesse Benjamin Lambeth was born May 20, 1874 in Stony Point, Osage County, Missouri.  He was the son of Wesley H. Lambeth and Eveline Rand Lambeth.  Jesse was called Ben by family members and is pictured below.  He is the fourth boy (seated) from the left.  He is labeled as Ben in the photo.  Jesse [...]

Samuel Lambeth-Will
 
From the Townsquare part of this site,  under “Wills” you will now find the transcription of Samuel Lambeth (1773-1873).

PART IV
On the old road boundary between Thomasville and Abbotts Creek townships near the eastern edge of the county stands a large frame house, now unoccupied, and property of Mrs. E. E. Cridlebaugh, its last resident. It was the home of the Cridlebaugh family from about 1890 when it was purchased from the Brummell family. [...]

Garlington House
        The Garlington House is situated on one of the higher knolls of Fort Leonard Wood and it has been a local landmark for many years.  It now serves as a guest house for visiting general officers and other dignitaries.
        The house was built during the early months of 1941.  It was designed as [...]