"That’s a clock that belonged to Wallace White and Wallace White had that when he left the army, the Missouri state cavalry so it’s probably from around 1860-something to the 1870s... [the clock] was in Uncle Lawrence’s [Berry] house, it belonged to…

Free glass marbles. One opaque cream colored, one clear glass and one with a red, white and green swirl pattern.

"That's a lady who lived in this town, that's one of my relatives, and I think that her [surname] is Carlock. They called her... I'm not sure. I've heard her referred to as Faye Carlock...she was one of the Carlock ladies. Basically what I've heard…

Neck iron. Diagonal hatching on iron.

"That's a picture of Miss Fanny Murray in her old age."

Unknown man, photograph from the estate of Olivia Murray of Ash Grove, Missouri.

Cream quilt with lime green and light pink geometric pattern made up of smaller squares

Brass pocket watch. Embossed designs on outside, arabic numerals on enamel clock face. Clock face has some cracks.