The following tombstone inscriptions were copied in August, 1952 by Louise Haston (Rice).   These were the only graves for which stones could be found at that time.
In Memory of Jesse Haston Born January 2, 1796 Died November 8, 1864 Blessed are the Dead that Die in the Lord.	In Memory of Elizabeth Haston Consort of J. Haston Born 1800 Died on 2 Jan 1847 Aged 46 yr. and 2 days
Nicholas G. Haston Son of Jesse and Elizabeth Haston Died Sept 1, 1857 Aged 30 yr. 1 mo. and 4 days	Kate Haston Dau. of Jesse and Ann J. Haston Born June 19, 1857 Died Oct 27 1875
Wesley Son of J. and SM Haston Born June 19, 1857 Died Oct 27 1875	In Memory of Ann Eliza Consort of John O Woods Dau. of J. Haston Born Dec. 15 1829
Richard O. Son of J.A. & M.O. Haston Born Aug 1, 1848 Died March 21, 1850 1 yr. 7 mo. 21 days	Amy Daughter of I.B. & S.E. Haston Died Apr 3, 1873 Aged 1 yr. 23 days

Location of the Jesse Haston Home Place and Cemetery
Hwy 5 and 240 Glasgow, MO 65254

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January 5, 2009 Wayne,  I sent you a Google map that shows 301 N Blevins Dr. Salisbury, Mo. to hwy 240 E. Glasgow, Mo.   At Glasgow the map shows taking the old road but you need to take the new 240 E. out of Glasgow.  On the map where it says Glasgow, just south and east of the w in Glasgow the new road turns north, the Haston farm is just south of that bend in the road,  it is owned by the Barringhaus family and some of them live just on the north side of the highway.   There is a drive that leads to where the house was, there are still barns and buildings and machinery there and the cemetery is just east of where the house was, there are weeds in it in the middle of a field.   The bridge across the Missouri river at Glasgow is out - it is being rebuilt but will be out for another year.  There is a ferry there and is in operation daylight hours if the river is not frozen or flooding.  It cost $8.00 to cross on it. Hope this helps.   Louise Haston Rice (lourice@cvalley.net)