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We strive to document sources that will assist
you in locating your loved ones. My name is Kimberly Taylor Morgan, and I
am the foster mom for Laclede County, which is currently "up for
adoption."
If you have a local connection and would like to
volunteer your time and talents to adopt the county, the requirements are
simple. Please review the
Requirements & Time Commitment and MOGenWeb
Policies and
Procedures. If you are still interested in adopting, please
contact
Bob
Jenkins.
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State Coordinator -
Martha A. C. Graham
Lead ASC -
Bob
Jenkins
ASC -
Troy
Hogg
ASC -
Kimberly Taylor Morgan
ASC & Technical Advisor -
Lynda Peach

We
encourage everyone in our community to be courteous and respectful. If
you're using someone else's work, please be sure to give them the credit
they deserve. Thank you for helping us maintain a positive and
collaborative environment!
We appreciate your contributions! Please
note that all donated data will stay with the County even if the
coordinator changes. If you ever wish to have your submitted material
returned, we will be happy to do so upon your request.
We're happy to provide this information for
your personal genealogy research, completely free of charge. Please be
aware that this material cannot be used for any commercial purpose where a
fee is involved.
Our sincere
thanks to the former Laclede County Coordinators for their dedicated work
and contributions.
This page is
currently being updated by foster mom,
Kimberly Morgan. Please check back soon.
MOGenWeb Genealogy Project
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Last Edited:
20 Aug 2025
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