The Arl(ansas Family Historian

Volume 18, No.3, July/Aug/Sept 1980

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THE ARKANSAS

FAMILY HISTORIAN VOLUME 18 NUMBER 3 JULY-AUGUST-SEPTEMBER 1980

ARKANSAS GENEUOGICAL SOCIE'n. lne. 4200 "A" STREET

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72205

A.RKANSAS {;EN~:.AI.OGtCAL SOCIETY. TNC.

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T. O. Hamaker, Pre.ldtlllt p-:~ O.8~;-;-O:···Hagno118. AR 717B Ms. Margaret Hubbard, Vice President Rt. 6 Box 238, Hot Springs, AR 71901 Mrs. Gerald B. McLane, Treasurer

112 Leach St., Hot Springs, Ai 71901 Mrs. Hayle P. Hollis, Recording-Sec. 628 ~anner St., Camden, Ai 71701 Mrs. ,W. E. Fullenwider, Corresponding

Sec., 523 E. Union, Magnol!a, Ai 71753

R. W. Dhonau, Historian 4410 Lee Ave., Little Rock, AR 72205 Mrs. Wanda G. Amo, Herald 1421 N. University Apt. S-326 Little Rock. Arkansas 72207 James Logan Morgan. Parliamentarian 314 Vine St., Newport. AR 72112 Mrs. Larry P. Clark, Assistant Vice

President, 1211 Biscayne Drive, Little Rock, AR 72207

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Mra .. Wanda Aldridge, I'. O. Sox 184, Dyer. AR 1293; Mrs. Harold Alspaugh, 1016 Highland, Magnolia, Ai

71753 Russell P. Baker. 322 Laurel St., Mabelvale, Ai

72103 Mrs. C. G. Ball, 4209 Fox Hill Rd., North Little

Rock, AR 72116 • Mrs. Kathleen Strickland Bell. 1250 Chestnut St.,

Forrest City, AR 72335 Miss Jeania MOore Burns, P. O. Box 353, Alma, AR

72901 Mrs. B. R. Cole. Rt. 3 Box I, Alma. AR 72921 Marion S. CraiB, M. D., 500 S. University - Suite

307, Litt!"e Rock, AR 72205 1120 N. Detroit Ave., Russellville.

Mrs. Sammy MulliS, P. O. Box 684, MOnticello. AR 71655

Miss Virsinia Wright, P. O. Box 726. Camden, AR 71701 ;,-;rn.-'*:~-+;;_ ~(Ela1ne Weir Cia), Editor

Rock, AR 72205

NOTtCE I NOTICE I NOTtCE I ARKANSAS HISTORY COMMISSION OFFICE: PRESENT ADDRESS: ONE CAPITOL MALL (Large Building directly back of the present Arkansas State Capitol Building. (2nd Floor, Open 8-4 every day except Sunday and Holidays). CENSUS, OLD NEWSPAPERS, CARD FILE', BOOKS, ETC. (Please make a note .... they have moved I III I)

Mrs. Mario B. Cia (Elaine Weir Cia) 4200 "A" Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 7,2205 (Editor)

CONTENTS PAGE EDITORIAL •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 151 NOTES FROM YOUR EDITOR ••••••••••••••• ; ............................................. 151 ARKARSAS GENEALOGICAL SOClETY'S BOOTH AT ARl<ARSAS LIVESTOCK SHOW-1980 •••••••••••••• 152 FAMILY PUBLICATIONS LIST ........................................................... 152 VOLUME II - POPE COUNTY HISTORY BOOK - NOW BEING COHPILEDI ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 152 BOOK REVIEWS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• 154 TO HOPE, TO LABOR, AND SO TO LIVE - Descendants of John Hack (1740-1814) ••••••••••• 157 PETER INGELS (ENGELS) PENSION RECORDS (in National Archives) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 16l UNITED STATES CENSUS 1880 - Prairie Co., Arkansas - Town of Des Arc •••••••••••••••. 167 PHILLIPI CEMETERY, Rot Spring Co., AR .............................................. 179 CHRISTIAN CHURCH MINISTERS IN ARKARSAS FROM THE YEAR BOOKS OF DISCIPLES OF

CHRIST: 1892-1900 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 187 MOVING I REMEMBER~'YOUR EDITOR NEEDS TO KNOW WHEREIIII •••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• 194 LOST C~TERIES - Pulaski Co., AR •••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••..••••••.•••••••••••• 195 JOlIN INGIIAM FAMILy •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••.••••••••••••• " •••••••••••• 196 DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN - Rev. WIn. Ingr ... - 1898 ................................... 197 DR, GEORGE EMMET CANNON of Rope, Arkansaa - (born 1866) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 201 JUDGE L. C. HALL's Obituary, 1928 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 209 MARBLE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Saline Co., Arkansas ••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••• 2l0 PASTORS OF IIABlILE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Jessieville, Arkansas - 1848 ••• ' ••••••• 211 GLOVER CEMETERY, Lonoke Co., Arkansas •••••••••••••••••••••.••••.••.••..•.....•....• 214 YOUNTS FAMILY RECORDS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , •••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 222 QUERIES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , ••••••••••••••• 203-228

Neither the Editor, nor the Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc. assume any respoDsibility for information or material ·shared by the contributors. Correspondence concerning any article should be adt;lressed to the 8uthor (address 1s listed either at the beg1nnipg or end of their article). Corre&tion& will be made, 88 800n as pOSSible, if our office is noti­fied. and proper correction is given). Mrs. Mario B. Cia (Elaine Weir Cia) Editor.

COPYRIGHT 1980 - ARKARSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. 4200 itA" Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72205

ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

FALL SEMINAR

WHEN: 18 OCTOBER 1980 TIME: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM REGISTRATION: 9:00 AM (See below)

PLACE: UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCK NO PARKING PROBLEM! 33rd & University Avenue Room 517 - 5th Floor - Library Building Little Rock, Arkansa,

MAIN TOPIC: "GENEALOGICAL RECORDS AND RESEARCH"

SPEAKERS: MRS. KATHLEEN STRICKLAND BELL

Mrs. Bell is one of the Directors of our Arka~8a8 Genealogical Society, and lives in Forrest City, Arkansas. Her TopiC will be: "WITTSBURG' S EARLY RECORDS" (Wittsburg was the first county seat of St. Francis County, Arkansas)

RUSSELL P. BAKER Mr. Baker Is also a Director of our Arkansas Genealogical Society, and lives in Mablevale, Arkansas. He Is our Archivist at the History Commission office, in Little Rock. His topic will be: "SOME OF THE BASICS FOR THE GENEALOGIST". He will tell us some of the places to search in the County Court House, and what we just might find!

ELLIS DOYLE HERRON Mr. Herron is our good friend, who bas helped many of U8, with Bome of our research at t~~ Library and at the Arkansas Live.stock Show, and at our AGS Headquarters. His'home is ,in Paragould, Arkansas & Little Rock, Arkansas. His topic will be: "NORTH CAROLINA TERRITORY", (This was before it was divided).

PRE-REGISTRATION: Please do us a favo~ and pre-resister a~ soon a8 pos~ible. We need our head count as sOOQ as possible. This t~ the Fee will be $5 .• gain and will include our'Box-Lunch. We especially appreciate this part and enjoy visiting with ourfrien4s. You do not have to eat with us (but we do enjoy Visiting!)

DISPLAY: If you have material from your aTea and would like display spa~e, let us know, we will try to make space.

---------~----------------~----------------------,-----~-----~----~-------------------------PRE-REGISTRATION FOR FALL SEMINAR: Please send as early as possible to: ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. 4200 "A" Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72205 NAME ______________________ ~--,NAME--------~~----------------ADDRESS'-____ ---------..!ADDRESS'---------______ _

CITY _________ ,STATE'--_.,_---,CITYe---------,S'!"ATE'------

PHONEe-_____ -_-:ZIl' CODEc...,.. ___ ,PHONE'-_________ .ZlP CODE"-__ _

You do not have to be a member to attend this meeting - ANYONE INTERESTED IN FAMILY RECORDS IS WELCOME - . Come and Bring a friend - THIS IS AN EDUCATIONAL MEETING

NOTE: You do not have to have a registration application - onlr the above information & your money will be fine - save TIME & A STAMP!

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EDITORIAL

Recently one of,our beloved members passed on to her -reward. This individual had

devoted most of a lon£ lifetime to helping others with their roots, and in the process had

accumulated a vast collection of family history material. Unfortunately, this member made

no provisions for the disposal of this ,material after her death. Through a number of

eirvum'stances, this invaluable material was destroyed. When questioned about it, her

family express'ed much surprise that anyone would be interested in grandmother's old papers.

They reasoned that since she had made no proviSions during her lIfetime, the material must

have 1it-le,value.

This is but one of many stmilar incidents. If you have valuable, to you, famliy

history data, plesse express in a WILL or to mem~ers of your family, your wishes about its

permanent preservation. The ideal solution would be placing it in your state archives or

with your state historical society. Your local,college or university library might also

Wish to take this material. Local public libraX:ies are very interested in material

realting to local families. Your state archives might like to microfilm this materi.l~

thus further insuring its preservation., As an added advantage, most material given to a

,publiC institution as a gi~t can be taken off your state and federal income t~xe8. !!!!!! 'make provisions for your ~terial before it is too late.

1\. P. Baker Board Kember, A.C.S •

. !lEAR IIl!IIBERS AND IIEIJlERS OF OUlt ARJ(ANSAS FAMILY HISTOI\UII:

It is har~ to believe this is our third i •• ue for 19801 Time sure just fliea by when ve are 80 busy w,ith our Family records. Again this leaves many .QUERIES in our waiting .tack •• ~bowever reMember they are published without charge, juat need to wait for SPACE I Of course we all agree, the Cemetery and Bible Recorda (which are so hard to get in the firs,t place, but when they are given to, us, without . any trouble ••• except to open the mail) and are of such great value (not:jU8t for the present, but for. many, years). We do really appreciate these, and our many thanks. to all of those who ahare .in all the trips to tbe cemeteries (very few cemeteries are inventoried in only one 'trip). I would like for every one to use the "buddy.~systemll and inventory just one cemeteryl The of course type it and share it with anothEr researcher. But wait that is not all ••• you might alao read census for a few hours (copy 'some of it, of course) ••• and while you are there ••• try ·reading a few months of old newspaper (on microfilm). I could list several other t,ime consuming chorea if you are not completely out of energy by that time!

TIME TO RENEWI Now is not to early to send your 'renewal fee' of $9. to Ms. Hubbard, Membership

Chairman. Rt. ,6 Box 238. Hot Springs. AR 71901. Postal, fees are ,due to t'ise again, but 1f your membership iii already paid, you will be lucky. We have really had a better year in 1980 with so many renewals coming in before the deadl·ine. As everyone knows ·by this time. your Editor is only one person, . and lives in the' same house (our headquarters) and much much matI arX'lvea every day. even with the weather 80 very hot. and aoon it wlll be very cold (no matter ••• themaii still comesl) There·!s just DO way. to guess how many members be might ~ve aa a TOTAL for the entire year. ijowever if your renewal fee is already paid, before the press begins, you mow "you will receive your Quarterly. With the price of paper. ink, masters, and other supplies constant),y on t,he increase, we need to watch every corner in the budget. In J.979 we .ended the ye~r in October·, 88 the March and June issues were already· out of print (and had been reprinted several times). This year is only, half over and already we are out of our June is.ue, and if we are to be on time with the September issue ••• there is no time to reprint. Besides reprints cost more ••• as the same process has to, be used. When the Quarterlies are sent NON-PROFIT BULK MAIL it is much less expensive. When only one issue is Bent ••• the cost at present 1s 59 c~nt8 , when it is returned (WHEN SOMEONE MOVES!llll) it is 91 cents and then it needs to be Bent againl That is a bunch of extra money ••• arid that ruins' YO,ur Editor's diapos1,t1on for a good while I SURE ia not because this haa not been mentioned before either. Some members are much to expensive to have on our listl A new. form letter is being considered, and tho~e who move 6: move without letting, us kriow ••• will be the first 'to receive them I

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A new list of those who will research for others for a reasonable fee, in their area is being compiled. If you have a little extra time and would li~e to help others who are needing a small amount of research in varlou8 areas (perhaps your area) let us know, so your name might be added to this very badly needed list. Let us know the county, state, census, deeds, wills, probate, cemetery records, etc. (See January 1980 issue for more information). You make YQur own arrangements (we only list your name, etc.) and send the list when we receive a request for this list.

FROM Patricia Funk: liThe June issue of AFH contained a Query from John C. Head, who lives at Shreveport, LA. He was seeking information on his family in ARKANSAS. I was able to

find some of what he wanted. In the AFH, he also stated that he and his wife would check records at the Library in Shreveport for anyone wishing them to do so. Well, I 'took him up on it' and asked him to check the index to Passenger Lists. And guess what he found? Since he didn't find my people on the lists, he ~tarted checking census records and he had supplied me with a most tmportant missing link in the family chain. He found the people 1 was searching for in 1860. I had thought they were in Louisiana, but had no idea where.

I just want everyone to know how much the AFH .wans to me, for without this valuable little book, I would never have been able to find these people or John Head, either.

Though, I have already thanked John for his research, 1 want to thank AFH and the staff for making this p08siblel lt .

*********** FROM - Jeanne R. Bigger (Hrs. T. Ogden.Bigger),1002 Bragg Cr., Tullahoma, TN 37388 -

"Some researchers do not know to look in a seperate index after a certain date for TRUST DEEDS. Franklin Co., TN, Index 1871-1911 page 263 'I, Ben H. Marshall of Ooachita Parish, LA appt. James R. Collins of Miller (Co.) State of Ark., Attorney to care for my interest in the estate of Julia G. Curle of Franklin Co., TN, 14 Oc.t 1911".

Jeanne R. Bigger, CGRS NOTE: Another great tip) and our many thanks to Mrs. Bigger.

ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY'S BOOTN - 1980 AT

ARKANSAS LIVESTOCK SHOW

Again our ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY will have a BOOTH at the ARKANSAS LIVESTOCK SHOW, in the Arts and Crafts Building.

This is the third' year our group has sponsored this Display of Genealogical supplies, books to help, researchers, distributed ancestor and family groups sheet forms, etc. Several of our members and good friends who are interested in Genealogy have helped man the booth (some for a few hours and some several days). Many people have stopped to ask a question, or assistance in fillIng our their charts, picked up brochures and sent them to friends and relatives o'ut of our area, who are interested in their anc.estors.

If you have Genealogical books, or other things of interest to those who are in­terested in genealogy, and would like to help us during the Stock Show, let uS know. Drop a note to : R. W. Ohonau, 4410 Lee St., Little Rock, AR 72205 or Mrs. Cia, 4200 "At! St., Little Rock, AR 72205.

Several SPECIAL day have already been planed by different groups (South Arkansas Day, North Arkansas Day, etc.) Several Door Prizes will be given (2 different Subscriptions to our Arkansas Family Historian for 1981, for 'instance).

We will not, be selling ~nything' (but we can take orders, and, send later) but mostly just to help others who do not know'how to get started, and what to do after that!

During the 1979 Display, 'we had many books from all parts of Arkansas, many other Genealogical and Historical' Societies displayed some of their brochures, arid pictures from South Arkansas were loaned to us by Dr. Walz of Magnolia. We hope to borrow pictures from Dr. Walz again.

If you can not help in our booth, come by, and see uS and sign up for our drawing, you just may be lucky! If you can not c~e by, tell. your friends to look for us, they jus~ might be lUCkyl DAns: September 26 thru October 5, 1980

*** •••• **.* NEW HISTORICAL - GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES

You might like to add these new Societies to your list of Arkansas County Societies.

Sharp County Historieal Society, Frank Thompson. President, Hardy, Ark4nsa8 72542

CroBs County Genealogical Society, Mrs. carolyn Cole, . President, wynne, Arkansas 72396 Mrs. Helen Bra~er, Secy., Post Office Box 162, wynn., Arkansas 72396

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FROM: JACK K. GRAY. Route 2. Box 43A. Cabot. Arkansas 72023 - "After spending many hundreds of hours and dollars trying to trace my GRAY LINE, I have hit the jack-pot. It 18 a

Quarterly publication. "THE LONG GRAY LINE" with subscribers all over the USA. It took only reading time to just about solve all my problems. I have also located many new cousins.

This 1s my reason for writing. If we could find all the family publications and let our members know of them, much time and money can be saved. So I am starting this project with s· list of family' publications I have found, since I 'started tracing my "roots". There muat be hundreds of others out there snd I am interested in many of them. Most of the publica­tions on my list are not applicable to me, I' just happened to find them."

BUTTS

CLARK

COOPER

DAVENPORT

FINCH

GRAY

HALL

GARD

JENKINS

MORGAN

PURCELL

TUCKER

WEST

WHITE

WILSON

Butts Family, William T,. Butts, Rt. 1 Box '307 B-1l, Seguin, Teus 78155

A Quarterly publication by, Jeanne Robey Fe1ldin, 14419 Stagecoach Road, Magnolia, TX 77355

A Quarterly publication by, Jeanne Robey Fel1din, 14419 Stagecoach Road, Magnolia, TX 77355

Davenport Newsletter, Gene Davenport, 3510 MCMillian, Tyler, TX 757pl

Finch Family Forum, H. D. Finch, 1830 Indiana St., NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110

The Long Gray Line, Jeanne Robey Fellin', 1,4419 Stagecoach Rd., Magnolia, TX 77355

A Quarterly publication by, Jenne R~bey 'elldia, 14419 Stagecoach Rd, Magno1ta TX 77355

The Card Guardian, Rt. 2 Box 505, Apple~on. WA 98602

Kenktns Jubilee, Jeanne Robey Pelldin, 14419 Stagecoach Rd., Magnolia, TX 77355 .

Morgan Migrations, Jeanne Robey Fel1din, l441~ Stagecoach Rd., Magnolia, IX 77355

Purcell Family of America, Forrest Purcell, 3929 Southview Ave., Dayton, Ohio 45432

A Quarterly publication by," Jeanne Robey Felldin. 14419 Stagecoach Rd., Magnolia, TX 77355

Go West, Jeanne Robey Felldin, 14419 Stagecoach Rd., Magnolia, TX 77355

A Quarterly publication by., Jeanne Robey Feeldin, 14419 Stagecoach Rd., Magnolia, TX 77355

A Quarterly pUblication by, Jeanne Robey Felldln, 14419 Stagecoach Road, Magnolia, TX 77355

ELLIS A Newsletter "Ellis Cousins Newsletter", 1201 Maple St., Friona, TX 79035 (Southern E11ia Cousins Association),

NotE: Our many thanks to Jack K. Gray for this' valuable information. write to these people, and ask o!1bout their fee, please do not forget .. "ALL GENEALOGICAL LETl'ERS should include a

Self Addressed Stamped Envelope". Remember also everyone 1s busy, &.0 ,be a little patient as many others letters probably have arrived before yoursl Also you might have other sources valuable to others, let us know about .thosel Also, if you have a Library within a reason­able distance, be very thankful! Many' of our members tell us about the distance.they need to travel to find a Genealogical Library (many only have the mail to depend. on, for all their research).

VOLUME 1I - POPE COUNTY HISTORY BOOK - NOW BEING COMPILEDI

Volume II, POPE COUNTY HISTORY BOOK is now being complledl If you have Pope County connections. you need to get your family history in today, so it may be printed with other Pope· County related f.amilies. You only have until October 1, 1980 to get these histories in but do not wait. Do this today I

If you have not received information on Volume II, write to: Pope County Historical Association - P. O. Box "631 - Russell.vil1e, Arkansas 72801.

Maybe you have not heard of Volume I, Pope County History. We will furnish you with this information also.

J. B. Lemley, Editor - Pope County History Book, Vol.II ORDER FORM - VOLUME II - POPE COUNTY HISTORY BOOK.

MBil order to: Pope County Historical AsSOCiation, P. O. Box 631, Russellville, AR 72801 or call 501-967-3163

Enclosed is my check or Money Order for $ payable to: Pope County Historical Association for _______ copies of Volume II, Pope·-'c~o~u=n=t=y~Hr.i~s~orY·Book, at the pre-publication price of $30.90, including tax. Add $2.25 for handling and mailing if the book is to be mailed. (Tax for Ark. Residents only).

~~ __________ ~ __________ ~ADDRESS~ ____________________________________ _

TOWN STATE, ____________________ -'ZIP CODE, _____________ ___

You may have xour name imprinted in gold leaf for only $2.00 if you mail your order before September 10. 1980~ Alter September 10, the price will be $5.00. This is for one line name of not more than 26 letters .. Type name that is to be on cover. NOTE: Please lnclude a self addressed' stamped envelope, so that we may return your order

receipt.

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BOOK REVIEWS - GIFT BOOKS GIVEN TO OUR AIlKANSAS (;ENMLOGI CAl, SOCIETY'S 1.1 SRARY Review8 by Rober t W. Dhonau

"CEMETERIES OF NORTH PANOLA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI" - 1980, 1s a gift by one of our members, M. C. Terry of Little Rock. It is a publication by the Panola Historical and Genealogical Society. Mr. Terry had an active part in gathering the information about his home terri­tory.

This is a well done record of graves in 16 public cemeteries and some twenty-odd private cemeteries. This is the second such publication of this group, the first in 1977 was of the Batesville, Mississippi Cemetery. That place 1s the county seat of North Panola County. Last names are capitalized for easy location & reading.

The index is alphabetical and a scale map of the county follows with the location of each cemetery marked by a star and code letter. We appreciate tne donation of this valu­able record for our library. 'The book may be obtained for $6.50 per copy from Mrs. Mary Jane Wilson, Box 365, Sardis, Mississippi 38666.

*********** "MEMORIES, RECOLLECTIONS and REFLECTIONS" by William Thomas Buffaloe, Monette, Arkansas -1958, is another donation we have received.

This is a reprint in 1979 of the story about the family of a Craighead County histor­ian. He was born 26 June 1884 in that County. The family of his grandfather, William Addison Buffaloe, came from Alabame and the fam~ly of his grandmother, Tabitha Magers lived in Lincoln C., TN. They came to Arkansas about 1859.

This narrative tells the many events in the lives of the family and touches on many events of historical significance. It ,is told in a "folksy" manner. We appreCiate the donation of this book to our AGS Library.

*********** "THE FAMILY SEARCH of CLARENCE RICE OWENS" - 1975. Collected by Clarence R. Owens, com­piled by Katharine Bruce Jones and published by California Genealogical Society, San Francisco, CA.

Twenty-five years of family research was left by Mr. Owens when he and his wife died in 1967 as reseult of injuries sustained in an auto accident. Their WILLS stipulated money for publishing this research.

Richard Owen, the immigrant to Maryland was born in Great Britain and married to Rachel-----in 1682. He died in Maryland before 4 November 1716, when his wife gave bond as administratrix of his estate. His wife and children used the name of OWINGS. His des-cendants are traced on to North Carolina and Indiana, Missouri, Colorado, Kansas, and several other states. This family history is well organized and documented. names most often mentioned are: Adams, Alexander, Berry, Chambers,' Chapin, Choat, Crawford, DaVison, Farnam, Johnson, Patterson, Rice, and Wiltse. We are grateful donation.

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Nebrasks, Fomlly Corson, for this

III REMEMBER ••• II by Jennie Koons Steele, with letters to and from Richard St. Clair Steele, 1888 to 1907, and edited by Marion Devault Steele, 1977.

Jennie grew up on a farm in Northwestern Missouri in the 1870's. She went to high school in northwest Arkansas in the 1880' sand st-udied music in Boston 1891-92 then taught school in Arkansas and Missouri.

From 1898 to 1906 after she married she lived at three Indian Agencies in Northern Oklahoma then from 1907 to 1918 lived there on a wheat farm and raised a family.

This information was obtained from letters written from 1947 to 1955 found in an old trunk. This story was then compiled from 1969 to 1977. It is a very human story and written with love and respect, It is generously documented with pictures of documents, maps a'nd those of members of the family. It is s very welcome addition to our library and describes life in varied locales.

**********. "NORTH AMERICAN IMMIGRATION TO BRAZIL" - Tombstone Records of the "Campo" Cemetery - Santa

,Barbara D'Oesto, Sao Paulo State, Brazil - 1978, by Betty Antunes DeOliveira and donated by the compiler.

This calls to mind the North American families who went to Brazil after the Civil War. It was against Brazilian law for non-Roman Catholic's to be pla'cad in the common official cemeteries. These people faced an uncertain future in a sister country. They were un­afraid and planted the seed of good relationship 1'n education, culture, faith and agricul­ture.

The alphabetical index is in the front. The inscriptions on the tombstones follow in the order of the graves in the cemtery. There are pictures of many of the tombstones and a map showing where the 'graves were located. We appreciate this valuable information. This book may'be purchased for $12.50 from Leonard J. McCown. 217 W. 14th, Irving, TX 75060.

*.******* •• "MARTIN TREET FAMILY" by Ted M. Miller, 53 Pepper Ferry Road, Radford, Virginia 24141

This is a family history about the descendants of Martin Treet, born 1845 in Alabama and his parents had come from North Carolina. About 1879 he moved his family to Boone Co., Arkansas, and his brother, Jim, moved his family south of Little Rock, Arkansas. (Can't on next page)

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Thil aenealogical work. was written with a section for corrections and additiona. It 18 planned that new material will be written later. There il a liltiug of over 400 names in 71 f .. ilie8. Thanka for this donation to our AGS Library.

*****.****. CEIIETElY RECORDS OF lIIDEPE1IDI!NCE COUNTY, ARIWISAS, by Chalman E. Guen and Mae Chinn Guen. Published in 1980 by Horgan Books, 314 Vine Street, Newport, Arkanaa. 72112. Rardcover ~ X 11 with 478 pages including maps and index... $27.00 postpaid.

This monumental collection of inventories from all known cemeteries in Independence County was compiled by Mr. and Mrs. Green from 1975 through 1977. They used v.rious typel of map. to locate many of the graveyards. The locationa of others were solicited via notic •• 1n local newspapers aDd on local radio atat1aDa. The field note. for .. cb c ... ter, have been transcribed &8 inventoried in 4ft effort to preserve' family grouplna.~

This splendid book contains over 16.000 entries with an index of over 1,600 different surn_a. Also within the pages of this book are mapa of the varloua political towa8h1pl Within the county. The location of the cemeteries Within each township is sbowu. aad • brief sketch of each cemetery is given.

Genealogists. family historians and local historian. will find this fine compilation to be an extremely useful re.ference book for I'QdepeDidenc,e COQJ1ty. The earliest insct'ip­tion 10 in 1821. Our tbonka to Mr. & IIrs. Guen for this Gift to our AGS Libr.ry •

.."i ... ad by Kartm. Stark Craig, K. D;, of Ltttle I\oek. a past-preaident of the Arkan­saa Genealogical Society, and a native of Batesville, ladependence CoUft~y •

• * .... *****. "THE 1860 UIIIrED STArES CENSUS OF GRlIBIIE COUNTY. AIIIWISAS", by Una Po nard. Route '2 Box 253. Piggott, Arkan ... 72454.

Contents: Map of 1860 Greene County showing the location of the seven townships. Schedule I-Free lIbite Inhabitants. There were 1017 dwelli",s en....,rated and 1004 beacI. of families w1th a listing of some 669 vart&tion. of fam1ly surname.. Thia trsnscription c01lta1na all the inforiD4tiDn on the census except "thoae peraons attendlna 8chool within the year" and "tboae perao"l over 20 y.ar. of ... tbat could not read of write". CeuU8 page end date of enumeration is giveD.

Schedule 2-S~ve Inhabitants.. There wen 189 slaves with their owners en .... ratad. Mortality Schedule.. These show 69 persons had diad in the year preceding the t.king

of the' enesua. Gives name, age. sex. where born, month of 'death. and cau~e of death. Complete Family Surname Index. 128 pagea plus sbor< hi.tory of Greene County and

information pase. Tr .... cribed. CoDipile4 •• nd Publi.hed by U ... Poll.rd. $10.00 poat.s. paid.

*********** "THE 1870 UIIIrED STAl'BS CIIIISUS OF GRlIBIIE COmn:Y. ARIWIW". by Una Pollard (acidress ... e .s above).

cOntents: Hap of i870'Greene County, lbow1ng the location of the twelve township'. Schedule I-Inhabitants in Greene County. .Thare vere 1299 dwellina. en ..... ted and

1339 beacI. of families with': U.tina of s..- 952 v.riations of family .ur........ The st.tistie. sboW. population of 7.417 with 157 oftheae beiDI black. This tr .... eription contaias all the information ,given on the cenl. except "those attending school within the year" and thos, "that could not read or wite". The voting eli8ib1~ity wa. a1ao given on this ensus but i'8 not recorded 1n this transcription. Per.on ... rriad within tbe year have the mouth recorded and also the month of a child's birth under one year. The lfb and Mfb ..ana Father or Hother foreign bom. The CeII'U8 pase ADd date of enutaeration are ahowD a. well as the indication of peraOftal .fflic.tion of some persODa.

Mortllity Schedule •• boW 145 persons had died in the year preceding the taking of the cenaUI. Give. name, age, lex. color, where born, mont~ of death, aDd caul. of death.

Complete Family Surna.e ladex. 161 page plus abort history of Greene County and in­fo .... tion page. Tr .... eribed. Compiled, and Publiehed by IIDa Poll.rd. $10.00 po.tage paid. Soft cover ~11 in .ize.

Our many thenkato lira. Pollard for both thale sifts .for our AGS Libnry. ***********

"CAlL F. PARXBIl FAIIILY HISTORY - My Autobioaraphy and Our Family History. Volwe r. 19S0". haa been dOnated by the luthor to our AGS Library. Bi. addnl. i. 2601 Dover Drive, Snor­man. Texa. 75090

Thi. book ia principally about one man and his 1moediate family. Thare are siX ganeration &IIceatral charta .of Mr. Parker and hi. Vife. lIelan Willi .... on Parker.

The autObiography carried Mr. Parker through h~1 vatied activities iu tbe field. of Ichool t .. chiDa a~ aduinistration, public _8dm1n1 atratlDD in 8everal .tate government ageneie. and back to work a. college consulataat and dev.lo_t. It 10 .n intereatibg urrative about the: career of the author and .. appreeiattl the doutioD of ibi. book, to our collection in our AGS Library.

********.** "l!IAtII COUlltt. TI!XAS. _aGE UCOIlllS - 1869-1191", VolUme 1. 1980. coapiled by Erath County Genealogical Society, P. O.Box 924. Stephenville. Texa. 76401 (Con't on next" page)

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Thi. 87-paae volum.,of "rriase. ba. all eura..e. capitalised for ".Y idantlfl~.tlon. Notation 1. by page in "cord Voluae.a from "A" through "E".

People ~nclud.d vare a1ao fro. bordering counti •• of co.anebe. Hood, BaatlaDd. 'alo Pinto, $amervi11 ',Haailton Countiee. A complete eurnaoe index of .11 bride. aDd sroooa lieted included. The donation of this neat and well-done 901_ i •• ppreeiatecl very _ • ........... A book lieting the deocend'"'t. of tva "SIIODGIlASS" , .. ili •• he. been cOllPlle4 ••• "Undilla liat" byQ. A. Hardin. Dr.""r2797, Fort Satth, Arba ... 72913. OUr thanko to ,the cOllPilor for donating tbie book to our AGS Library.

Section 1 10 about "SGoIe De.ceDdanta of David S_gra •• ". of w...h1ngton County. Vir-ginia, 1730-1814. Sectlon 2 ieabout "8_ Deaeendailt. of John S ............ ". w...b1Daton Co •• Virginia. ±he de.cao4.nto are li.t"" alphabetically, aDd .. cb ..... he •• n id ... dfyilla coded , .. 11y Group Humber. '

It 1. the hope of Mr. Hard1n that he will baar from other ..-b.ra of the .. f.alliu in order to establi.h connections between all SDOdgr ••• LiDeaa... Tbare are .. oy pict~. of the people liated. If anyone would like further 1ofo"'<1oo about a .p.cific fally group 11.ted, tbey ... y contact Mr. Hadin ao4 &end $1. per f .. lly for group .he.t. 'rIIi. 10 a unique method' for obtaining further info.-tion abo,ut thea. f.ally .-b ....

*.*.******* "THE llElliTAGE". Vol_, VI, 1979, publiahed allftually by Bot Spring County, Arksnaa., Ii.tor­lcal Society, 938 South Main Street, Malvern, AI 72104. TbaDk. for tb. donatiDO of thi. excellent publlcat10a to our AGS Library.

Thi' book eoUi'te of thirty-eeYG articl •• , aoet of which are of .ubjec:t:a of int.T.lt to both thole who ~ant to preaerve hlstory and record lenealolY. There 1. a areat ~.Ti.ty to the etor, oubject., end • lIOIlderful collection of pictur •• of people, buildiDal aDd Bcene ••

When you read about the SoCiety', plana for the, future you can aenae a healthy ~i't'it of cooperation and love of aecalpli_hment. They aaooune. plana for •• tabliabaeDt aad do­velopoeot of • County Muaeua. They alia will loon publi.h e .. tery end _rriale r.cord. and rePrint the first tvo vol_I of "Till IIlUUTAGE". 1'bey are tndee4 a ''wol"kiDa srOllP" end they have plenty to sbow for their efforte.

*********** "CALJIOIJII COUII"rY, UlWlSAS, CEHBtEitt RECOJU)S" ....... iled by lID11ie Wei.iD&er Grant. Soa 4, ~ton, All 71:744 - Soft cover, ve1o-bind, 8l!I" 11 in siae, $11.00 prepaid

Thirty-seven Cemeteries of CAlhoun County, Arkaal.a, with d.acription of their loc.­tiona. are, included in thi_ book., 1'bere are 160 pag .. plus an .lphabetical .urname index. There 11 a colUllll1 for ''remarks'' OIl each grave .z'ur, if r .. rb ue listeel, which livee extra iDforlMtioo not included 10 _. end dot .. of birth aDd death. '1'111. could b. very helpful in _ c •••• ali it give. tbini' like reletiDnabipI. locl,e. or llilttery _.c~ tione, etc.

rhank you very aucb for thi_ donation to our AGS Library .. tbe book'i. vary well orplli.ed and of 800cI quality and ... y to read. It will be valuable to _ny people.

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"lIIStOn 0' OLA. UlWlSAS", cOllPiled by Dale S. Sandlin. 8isxll. loft-cover $10.00 prepaid order frOla: Yell County Ii.torical Society. % Cecil Thacker. !lox 306. Danville, AI 72833

Dale S. 8104110 bol don. much re.earch, end •• _ to have bad .waral helpers to have gott"" .11 thie infonation into one book. Ola .... bouneaded by Eli.he II. Harrell 10 1860 , _ .fter little Mi •• Ola Harkey, daught.r of Cept. J. K. Harksy. Mrl. IIel .. ha. li.ted everyOne living In Ola when .he did 1910-1930. There i •• Map of Major _. 1880 (all ditt I) Map of Ole buainea. Pleee. 1870-1930, .avera! paS •• of pictur •• , _tion of firat .chllol bulldins. buainel' bou •••• hotal. firat _ .. Dardanelle • Ole Railroad CoDipaDY, Masonlc Hall'lISC,hool teachera" several,biatorical evente, iucludtaa "Airplane landins in City Square. Yell County hel not bad .... b 10 print to thb date, but ..... ral project. are working at present. If you ,are interested 1n Yell County or know la.eone .bo i. lntere.ted, do them a favor aDd tell thea about tbe Yell County B1.torical Society. AI.o if you heve clipiDS. obituarie •• etc thet would help with their, Quarterly. plea.e drop lit. Thacker a note. _ 1'bi. i. a young .oclety' aDd they naed our help. ' , We thank thea for tbi. gift book.' it ¥ill be placed 10 our AIlS Library collection.

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"UCOIDS or ST!V!IIS JIJIIBIIAL IIOIIE. St. Fr.nci. County, 'orr .. t City. Arba ... (July 19. 1897 to Oct. 27, 1913). '

Tbl. i. a llsting of deathe of all person. to Wbom funeral s.roi~e. were p.rforDOd by thb funeral ,home, ...... lete with date of de_tb. Tbi. 10 a valuable reeord which givea needed information, which CADDOt be replaced for people 1n UDDarked Irav •• or Whose .. rkar baa been d.Rtr,oyed. Price va, gl". in June 1 ...... $9. ('leaa. correct ~hle, tel read $10.00.) Order from lit •• kathleen s. Bell, 1250 Cbaetnut, Porre.t City. Ai 72335

TO HOPE, TO LABOR, AND SO TO LIVE-Descendants of John mACK(1740-l8l4) With Some Allied Families by mary P. Engals, 1024 Hicky, forrest City, Arkansas 72335

An historicsl marksr near mcCains, Tsnnesses, and ths old mack greve­yard nearby states thst John mACK was the first of his name in Tenneseee. John mACK's weathered gravestone shows he wa's born in Scotland in 1740 and died in his 74th yeer in 1814. The stone of hie "only wit'e", Ssrah,alongside shows she was born in Penneylvania snd died in her 83rd yaar.

The marriegs bond of John mACK and Sarah BURNETT ststes they were married in Prince Edward County, Virginia, 2 Septembar 1766 during the reign of King George III of Englend. This ie tha firet legel rscord found for John snd Sarah mACK.

No proof hss besn found of a connection between this mACK family and anY,other early mACKs. Thie ie not the mACK line of Joeeph Smith, the mormon leader.

John mACK lived in Pittsylvanis County, VA., during the Americen Rev­olution and ssrved in the Virginie militia. 8y 1790 hs wss living in Rocking­hem County, North Carolins. Then he appears to have moved back to Virginia by 1792, and from there he came to middle Tenneseee between 1805-1810.

Children of John mACK named in his will drawn up 31 may 1813 in maury County, Tennessas, were: James(1767)" John, Jr. (1769), mary· Polly· mURPHY (ca.1770), Robert(1772), William(1775), James Harvey(ca.1778), Constantine (ca. 1780), Sarah "Sslly" NANCE(ca.1782).

Jamae mACK marriad Sarah WILSON in'1789 in North Carolina. The WILSON line beginning with Rev. Thomae WILSON, Presbyterian minister from Irelend to Somerset County, marylend, in 1685, is tracsd through five genarations to Ssrah, born 1767 in maryland.

Aquilla Wilson mACK , son of Jamas, marrisd Sarane HUDSON ca, 1822. The mcKNITT, BREVARD, REESE, POLK lina of Sarana HUDSON is traced back aav­aral gsnarations to tha immigra~t ancestors in Pannsylvania and msryland.

8iographical sketchas of all tha children of John and Sarah BURNETT mACK ars givan, along with 65 fsmily charts of the dascendants.

Shortly aftsr 1850 there was an axodu8 of mACK8 from TannaS8ee. Some came to Greene and Indapendence Counties, Arkansas, while other8 moved to Graene County, mi8souri. Aftar 1865 saveral families movsd to northeastern Texes. The mACK fsmily was dividsd during the Civil War. Some fought snd died in the Union Army and 80me in the Confedarate Army. Some were adament radi­cals while others wers strong southern 8ympathizers.

Some families intsrmarried with the MACK family werSI TAYLOR, CYPERT, 8URNS,GIL8REATH,ROSS, JONES, ENGELS, MOORE, MASSEY, LINDSEY, BATEMAN, PARKS, 8LAIR, CROSTHWAIT, CAMPBELL, MATTHEWS, MURPHY, mORROW, BROWN, GARNER, RIEVES, COOPER, HUDSPETH, WALL, BURNETT, NANCE.

Ths book has a number of wills and deads, a migration map and some pictures. It is herdbound, haa lB5 pp.(8!xll), and an indax of 1,581 names. The book mey ba ordered from the euthor above for 121, which includes poetage. Persons writing to inquire ebout the book, please enclose a stemped, self-ed­dressed enilelops, if a reply is expacted from the author. '

-l58-Updoted & corrected from Chart #'289, Anc •• tor Charte , reb. 1977

('"",pil~r mary P. Engal. ANCESTOR OUIRT ._ Pe s. re~1 1024 Hlcky CB. 1748 (rather of BIGer. "v fo.r~88t City, AR. 72335 e Pater En e1s ca. 1773

(Pather of 41 ca. feb. 1833, Greene Co. PA. B 12 Jan. 1782 17 .J\J!l!!lia (Anna maria) raw.

4 John Wesley Engels l>B rrederick, MD. ,{KY. Bea. 1750 (MOther of 8) VA. (rather of 2) M26 July l803,Meaon Co. D eefore 1790 in MD.

11 May 1822 Di9 Dec. 1849 la~ck(Bichard) Ayt"r B Cynthiana, KY. PDBateevilla, AR. t 4 June 1742 NJ. (9) 16 July l866,Ind.Co.,ARg Heater Ann Autar 16 Jan. 1778 Morrie Co., NJ. 28 r,e b. 1891 r7 J' 1 l78~r of 4) 20 July 1784 NJ.

D Moorefiald, AR. S u Y C NJ 19 JAhllnneh Qulgk uasax 0.,. B 16 Nov. 1761 NJ. (9)

l...YD.ung mlck Engals. Sr. 31 Jln. 1870 D 5 may 1822 ma80n Co., KY.

I (r the f 1) Bataavilla, AB.

10 Dac. lB71 a r 0 20 Jama. Mack B moore fia ld, A R • '=~-417~6~7r.V;'Ar.~(:r~athe=::r:-::of"I;-;0;;)-

17 march 1910 10 Aqyilla Willon Mack 1789 NC. 8 Sept. 1967 (rather of 5) 1852 Wayne Co., TN.

n Bateeville, AB. 8 Jan. 1793 21 SIElb WillAn

B Weyna Co., TN. 9 Dac. 1912

o Moorefield, AB.

,mary P. Enge1a 31 march 1 12

Rockingham CO~, Nt. B 1761 Mo. (Mother of 10) ca. 1822 D 1853 Wayne Co., TN.

7 may 1876 2 EdIKe d f'u eon Hu 10 8eteaville, AB. ca. 1769 (rather of

te eon ca. 179B TN.

I (Moth .... of 5) 25 feb. 1826 Maury Co., TN.

22 Nov. 1801 23 Ae.enath Reaee B maury Co., TN. B 1776 NC. (IIotIIer of 11)

9 Aug. 1844 D Betaaen 1850-1860 D Wayne Co., TN.

B Moorefield, AR.

D 4 April

Lincoln Co., GA. 17 March 1836 GA. Co., 11 Dec. 1886 26-Alex.nder Sledge

Pike Co., GA. moorefia1d, AB. iil791 NC. (r.ther of 13) 14 Dec.1875, Ind. Co. 13 Buth. W. Sled a 26 may 1814 Baldwin Co., GA. 3 rab. 1922 /AB. ~ (Kother of 6) 1 April 1857 Pika Co., GA. moorafield, AB. 8 reb. 1817 2 Martha Wallace

B Ba1ddn Co GA. B 1796 NC. (Mother of 13) 1 Nannia' Lae Mor an 26 Oct. lBBi D Bat",.an 1870-1880

(Mother of I) D Moorafie1d, AR. , 16 may 1879 28 Gaorge Moore

PB moorefield, AR. (rather of 14) D 5 March 1965 14 John W .. ley lIIoora 14 Sept.1793 NC.

D forraat City, AB. rather 28 Jan. 18 B S,reb Wrtybt

7 Elizabeth Tabitha lIIoore B Butherford Co., 'TN. B Mother of 14) (Mother of 3) 15 08c.1836 TN. D

24 July 1845 23 fab. 1874 30 David Hnn Charlotta, AB. D Cherlotta, AB. 24. Apr! 773 NC. (15) 12 Nov.19l9 15 E a a o. ca. 1817 TN.

13 March 1819 3 S.reb E. 7 Spou •• of 11., Henry Co., TN. B 1789 NC. (MOther of 15)

Moorafield, AB. ~ (1btIIac of 7) 21 Jan. 1840 Charlotte, AR.

10 March 1899 D 11 Nov., 1860 Cherlotta, AB. D Cherlotte, AR. 8

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rrom Pension Recorda tn Mational Archive.

St.ta or Kentucky) Tet H ••• ioan County) •

Petar INGLES Stata. that in the fall of 1814 ha w •• d •• ft.d into tha Company of Copt. Memorial rora'at and RendavDuaed at Newport. Kentucky, a­bout the 15th Sept. of sald year. He further states that hi. company was attached to the 16th Ragt. Ky. Ma. and lUa's at rirat commended by Cal. A. Porter. He further states that atter he left Newport, Ky .• , they, marched to Urbana, Ohio, end remained thera Boma eight to tan daY8~ They then marched to Malden and took up winter quarters, Ya further status that whilat at malden Bnd 'in the actual service of the U.S. he waa take" s1ck and W8. COII­paled to take a great daal of medicine, such a8 Tartar , other atrong medi­clnss. And being much exposed to the cold, having only a thin linoun Tent and but raw necBssary articleB or clothing, that during Baid .icknels he trequently had the Cramp very bad, but war Ie in hi. lagl than any othlr part, p.rticularly in hie right lag, which navar d.id get ... 11 from that till. but continued a8 he adVanced in l1ta to gat worae. And at this time vary Much di •• blee him from abt.ining • livihoad by m.nual laba.- thot baing tho only way he has to support him •• lf & family, he being 1n very moderBt~ circum­stancss. Hs rurthor statee that before he we. drafted and Jo1ned the army ha anJayad goad haalth and neVar ..... ffliotod with tha c .... p in h10 11mb., nor did ha feal anything of it until .ftor hi. aickno •• at m.ldan .nd the t.king of madicine , aa ha ha. alr.ady .tatad. Ha .tato. unoquivically that the situation at his lS98 originated trom the aforesaid sickness and taking of madicina whilst at mald.n in tho winta. of 1814-15. Ha furtha. ot.ta. that aftar said sickneaa he got ao that ha could go about and attend to hi. duty. H. fUrther .tat •• th.t Ibout tho 1.t r.b.ua.y 1815 ho wlth oth ••• 10rt m.ldan and wunt to ro.t ;,.tlot aha •• h. .tlid until hi. tllllo a •• out .nd roo.ivod hi. dlloh .. g. - 8igned thie 24th J.nu •• y 1835.

Stat. of Kontucky) TIt Harrioan County )

Tha abav. nam.d Pato. ENGLES pa.oanally app •••• d befar. .a In .cting Ju.tic. of tha. in and fa •• old oaunty ond .ub.cribod hie ..... Ind •• de olth th.t the .tar •• ant. oant.ined in tho aithin .ffidavit •• a t.u •• nd oo ... ot. Giv.n und ••• y h.nd thie 24th J.nua.y 1835.

Th 8. WOODYARD JPHC

Surgeon'. Affidavit.

Cynthian., Kantucky - Jany. 24th 1835 It i. h •• eby c.rtiried th.t P.tar INGLES who _al I Ca.pa •• l in tha

aompany of Clpt. mamarial (aroot 1n tha 16th Rogimant of the Unit.d Stat .. militil i •• anda.ad inc.pabl. of p •• fa.ming the duty of I Saldia. by •••• an of .. aunds a. athor inju.io. inrlict.d .hile h •• aa lotually in the ••• vica .fa •••• id .and In tha lino of Wi. duty, viz. 8y •• ti.r.cto.y and aacu.at. exa"in.tian, it .pp .... that du.ing .th. wint •• of 1814 • 1511h1l.t .t.t1aned at Mald.n in Upper C.ned.,h ••••• a.ely .rfUated alth C •• "p 1n the right 1.g • thigh, whiah .v.ntu.t.d 1n Va. 100 ••• nla.g ... nt. or the vi.n. at tha limbe, a~ ha is tho.aby nat only inca~acltated fa. 1II1lit .. y duty, but, 1n tha opinion of tha unda.o1gned, io ana h.lf diob.lad f.am obtaining hla lub .. 8istanca JIIy manual labor. GiVan under our hand_ the day and date above writtan·4

st.t. of Kentucky) Harrieon county )

Tat.

J.C. 'razer M.D. lno R. Dlaha 1.0.

The abova nailed J.C. Frazer. Jno R. oesha perlonally appearad berore ma and Bubecribed th.lr·n •••• \to the above attidavit and .ad. oath that the atat •• enta contained in the .... ara true and" 1 do furthar atet. that they ••• bath ... pect.bla in thai. prar ••• ion. Given. under ",y' hand thlo 24t.h

Je'll" 1835.

Th B. WOODYARD J'.P .HoC.

PETER ENGELS (Con I t page 6)

state or Kentucky) Tat. Harrieon county )

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The atrid~vlt or John Mann who states that in the rell of 1814 he be­longed to the Company or Capt memorial ror:~t t8~ E~:i~~1~n:C:::l~~::r:~~~8 promoted to lieutenant. He further states a B ft d 1 Peter INGLES who i. making application for a pension I that h: Bas ~r: ~th n

i om an and was a Corporal In the 8ama; that said ENGLE Marc a wad. ~:mda~ ~ndYp8rrormBd his duty wall until the Troop. arrived at Maldan, Upper Can~daYwhere they wara stationed 80ma time during the winter 1814 & 15. And

dINGLES .a. in malden I know that h. wa •• ick som.time, but hoW ~~~~·~e~h:t "this time, cannot 8ay. Thi •• ffidavit ·further .tata. that he "" ac u.int.d with said INGLES som. time be for. he waa drarted, a •• fare ed., en~

~er haard that thar ..... any thing tha matt.r with hi. l.g., but on the can ne aide red him a he.rty and h.althy man. Thie affidavit furth.r stata. ~~:~Yh~a~ae b.en acquainted with the said INGLES avar .inca h. returned fram the Army and fram tha time of hi. return to the pra •• nt tim. hs h •• haard ht. complain of hio leg •• Ha furthar state. that aftar sd. INGLES got about whilst

t melden that he th.an Bent on and parfor.ad hi. duty. and after sarving out ~il time for uhich ha .a. drarted he finally roceivad his di.charge ~t rort Gratiot. And fu~th.r this· deponent saUh not.

Sign.d snd datod this 24th Jlny .1835

John MANN

Lats Lt. 16th R.K ••• 0.

Sta.a of Kentucky) Tet. Harrieon :ounty )

Personally app.ared berore M. the under the peace ror Bald county the above na •• d ~ohn to. the aithin erfidavit and made oath that the

signad, an .cting Justica of Nann who sub.cribsd hi. na •• st.t •• snts oontsinad in the

..... ere true. ' .. 35 Givon undo •• y hind this.Z4th '.ny. 18 •

State of Kentucky l Tet •. Harrieon County

Th e. 1000YARO J.P.H.C.

The Affidavit of Gaorge ritzwater. who statea that he .aa .all acquainted with Pater INGLES "ha .B88 2nd Corporal in Capt. lIamod.l rorute Company attach­ed to 16th Regiment Ky. Ma. Commanded It first by Col. A. Porter. Whilet .ta­tioned at malden January lB14 the aaid Peter INGLES .aa taken aick and took considerable medicine. I belonged to the •• m. mal. and ••• with him avary day and t know he was vary much axpolad, the .w •• ther baing vary cold and hav­ing but taw or the necessaries required to 'keep ua oomfortable. rrom hIe baing eo much oxpo.ed or hil being sick and taking .adici"", h. frequently had the Cramp vory bad in his legs and other 11mbs. Thia affidavit furth,r etatea that the ad. Pater INGLES attendad to and perfo .. ed his duty •• 11 Ie a eoldier and that the above circ .. stanc. took placs ..,net h. ... in actual •• rvica in tho Army of the U.S. I nevsr heud th.·.d INGLES complain of Iny thing baing the .att.r with his lsgs .until .'tor·th. t~ of the aickness snd axpoeur. th."· I hsva alrssdy spoken or. Signed snd dlitod the.24th Jany. 1835

his George X rITZUATERS

.. ark Alsa'th. afridavit of John W. Whitchar, this Iffidavit .tates that h. w.J.

.. all acquainted aith th.lpplicant Pater INGLES,wha 1a "aking appl1catian for a panaion, blfore the sd. INGLES. Joined the army 6 that th1a affiant"'''r knaw hi. to COMplain or. his lego baing 80r. or troubl.d any with tho cr •• p in hie lagl. But .. hon he returned home h. cCllplainad very much w1th hie laga, : particul~ly with an. of ~h .. , and h •• t.tsd th.t fro. a.poeur •• nd 'aking : a great ·.,al or .sdici .... hibt at .. lden .hed beln ,he ""uss or tho IOr.n ... of his llgo. And rurthlr thi •• ffiant .. ith .not.

lam •• IIHITCHER

PETER ENGELS (Con't page 7)

State 0' Kentucky) K~rrieon County ) Tet.

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This day tha above namad Gao. rITZWATERS & John W. WHITCHER .ho oubocrlb. ad their names to ~hia faapBctivB af'idavit and made oath that the .t~ta~.nt. contained therein Bfe true. And I do further state that they ara .an who.. . oatha can be ralied upon.

Glvan undar my hand this 24th,Jan~ry -1835.

CommonWealth 0' Kentucky Harrieon County, Tet.

Th B. WOODYARD J.P.

I Samuel Endicott, Clark at the County Court at Harrilon County, cartity that Th. B. Woodyard 10 a magl.trate a. betora and that tho toragoing 11"-naturas purporting to hi_ ara genUine.' w

In teotimony .horaot I havi horoun'to a"bed oy aaal ot 0;tl01, and IUb­oittld oy noaa, thll 2nd day at rlbruary 1n the y"ar 1B35.

S ... uel ENDICOTT

Clerk lit thl COUrt at Kartlaon County Potar ENGELS' Pen.lanApplicatlon tram Arkana ••

Soma tima in tho yaar lB14 1 got eoquaintad with Peter ENGLES at New-Port, state Dr Kentucky where Col. Porter's Regiment fandevoulad. 1 hired 88 8 8ub­stitute to march to Maulden 1n Canada. We lay 80me daye at Naw-Port and while we lay t~8re Mr. ENGLES Was elected corporal. 1 joined the meal with hIm eK­when on ·,uty. I knew him to be ae actIve and stout ea almost any man In the Regiment~ I never knew him to shrink tram duty, only whan aiek. When we ~ot to rort Maulden~ the weather became vary cold, end wa were vary much exposed to tha oeld. fort mouldan had baen bUrnt by tha Brltiah, and wa .. ara obliged to ba In' our tents untill wa could build it, ago1n, and that 1180 lata In tho se880n. Soma time betore .the rort 1181 r.iniahed, Corporal ENGCLS Ilea taken sick, and wa. not tit tor duty. Tha ordarly Sargent put him on tha aick 11.t with a great many more or our men, and ordered them to go to Sargent. Timbar­loke' 0 otrica, ( 1 want tilth tho mon but .... not lick IIIY •• U) tor ax.,,1n.Uon. Tha Doctor lIould not let Corporal ENGLES go to the hoapital, but gove him 0

do.a at Tartar. I returnad uith(him) to quartors. Corporal ENGLES then took hie medicine. Ho got my.aIr end l'th1nk Georga ritowot.,;. to ... It on him. The medicine had not long operated untill he .. lUsB thrown. Into 8 pO .... frul •• aat. H. had to .tap out a raw rode. 1 think the .scond tima ha want out lie lIera Oblig­ed to help him into the tent. He wee tokan with •. ·cramp' end in e r8.., minutes he ••• apaechl.ss. A man by the name or Georga' Hartar end my •• l' rube"d him with blanket a till the cramp l~rt him. He took the cramp thl lecand time , and we rubed hIm again. When he Qat 10 he could talk to.us, he laid thare WBB soma thing tha matter with hie leg. We took ar, hie pantaloons and round that a vain had broke out 0' hi. thy, and 1n • few minutes· it got down to the calr 0' hiS lag and ankle. It waS not long till Capt. roraeter'. company,to which wa belonged, with Captain Bacon'a company wa. ordered to rort Gra.hot .on Lake Huron. Corp­oral ENGELS could 8carcely get along. W. had to help hill most at the way. We remained there untlll ' ...... are dlachugad, which .a. tho lSth day at lIIarch A.D. 1815. Ha ,till cOOlpl.~ned much with hle 18g. Wa travaIled togethor until .e got to Clnoinn.tti, O~io. Thara,.a p.rtad. Idld not ... hill again f.or"aight Or ten y ..... Ka then oOOlplalntld ot, hia leg belng a ,great trouble to hill .... oh .... d it to too arid, it still laakad, beth I d1d not ... hill agll1n untill I' ... hill in eat.lv ll1e, Ark.n....·· .

Stetl 0' Arkan... ) County at Independanca)

11111001 JOHNSON

aworn to .nd eUbacribad betor •• 0 on acting JUot1ce at the pa.ca in and tor the County·atare .. id this the 13th ,day at Dao .. b.r A.D. 1845.

John .IHIKEN

Juatt... at tho Peaa.

-164-PETER ENGELS (Con't page 8) state of Arkenaa. ) County of Independence) Set

I Oavid W. lowe, clerk of the circuit court end exorrlclo clerk Dr the county court in and tor the county afore8aid do hereby certify that John mint­ken before _hom the tor_oolng .,ridavit appear. to have ba.n •• de and who he • • ub.crlbed tho .e"e le now, and .a. a.t tho tiio. of the taklng of .aid attidovlt.. on .• ctl,/>g Ju.tice of the Peac. In and! for tho county afor .. ald, duly c_l.iIlo .... ad and qualified as .uch. And that hi. SIgnatUre thereto 18 oenuine.' And that full falthand crodlt aro due, and ought to b. glvan to all hi. of-flclel Beta as such.' '

In Taotimany whereof I hav. her. unto a.t my hand as clerk and af­fixed the •• 01 of our Bald c1rcuit court .t "y attica in Sateaville on

. th1a the 15th dey of Daa ... bar A:lO. lS,,5

State of .Arkan... ) County of Independence)

: .. J ·~O.III. LDIIIE, Clark

I,Wil11am Conway, Eaq.,aole pr •• id1ng Judge 1n • for the third Judi­ciol Circuit of .aid •. tate do tiereby certity that D.W. Lo.e 10 the Clerk of tho circuit court of .d. county • that full falth • cr.dit ar. due to all 0' hla ortlc1al eota a. IBid ol.rk, • th.t hi. above oarUficate 1e In duo for ... Grant.d this 15th day 0' Oo ... bar A.D. 1845.

stRt. or Arkan... ) county of Indop.ndano.)

IU". CDNlAY, E.q.· Judge l.C.

000. 1Bth 1845

Thia i. to oertify that WB hova this day peraanally ond cla •• ly .x_ amined Peter ENGELS, Sr. and find" himaovonly ·.rrlicted with vOfice. of the right int.ribr oxtrem1ty appoarantly oflon9 .tanding, and have no doubt he 10 thereby dilBbled trOll activo Ix.rcia., and ie incurable.

mr. ENGELS i. nco far .dv.nced 1n lif •• nd .. u.tof noci •• lty boc ... more .fflictld .lth hi. di ..... a. h. gr ... older, .nd le ••• bl. to •• rn • .upport for h1Jl".1 f .nd f •• Uy. . .

Stote 0' Ark.n... ) County of Independlnoe)

l ..... t. PELHAM •• 0. Rich.rd H. DAY •• 0.

S.orn to .nd "eubacribed batore •• an eoting JU.tt.1 of tho p .... in .nd 'or tho caunty·.'alt.!I81d. Thlo thl 15th day a' OoOHborA,O. lS45 •

st.t. of Arkan... ) County 0' Independonce) Sot.

. • . John .IHIKEN JUIU" of the P ••••

" I, David IU. tOile, clerk 0' the circuit court and ex.rricio. clerk of the county court in .nd for the county afar ••• id do her.by .. rtity th.t John mini­ken betor •• hom the 'aragoing atfidevit app ••••. to h.ve bo.n ".de and .ho lub­.cribed. the .aml 1o.n aating Ju.Uce,of the pe.ae •• hi •• yo in and 'or the county ~rcr •• aid duly o~i •• ion.d e~ qu.li,ied acoording to L •• and that ~ full 'alth and oredit .r. duo and ougl>t to bo. giv." to .11 hie ofUciel act .. luch. Ancl·. dII furth.roettl'y th.~ .J .... E. Pelham and Rioherd H. o.y ,

who made and lubecribed the above. afridavit .re·reputed .nd raceived a. regular practitioners or .edicine and ara 1n good .tanding and respected by thil community a. good phy.ician. and good citizen., end ... y bo rlli.d on 'or hone.ty and integrity •

• . In Ta.tiolony _hereof I have heraunto, .. t "y. hand ... clerk .nd ."ix.d tho ... 1 0' our .. id oirouit court at .y offio. in Bat •• vill. an thil 15th d.y of OocHber A.D. 1845, lind 0' tho .... d .. n Independence th.7Dth y ••••

SEAL 0.11. LOWE, Clerk

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PETER ENGELS (Con't page 9)

State of Arkansas ) • 8

Third JUdicial Circuit)

I, William Conway, Eaq., aola pra.iding judge in and for eeid circuit of ad. stat. do h.raby cartify that D.W. Lowa ia tha Clark of the circuit court of Ind.pandsnca County & thet full faith & crsdit ara dus to ell of hi. offici.l act. a. euch clark & that hi •• bave cartificate ie in due form granted thie 15th day of Decemb.r A.D. 1845.

Han. A.H. Sevier

Dr Sir:

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Wm. CONWAY, Eaq. Judg. J.C.

Bata.vil~., oeeamb.r 16th lB45

I harewith anclo.a to you all the Evidence I hava procurad Sinca I last wrote you upon the SubJact of my claim for a panaion. The l.tt.r ~hlch you mention as giving me information as to what more testamony would be required never came to hand; but I hava procured all the addition.l teatimony that I euppoaed would be necessary. I hapa with what I now .end you that you will have no difficulty in procuring for ma my just rights, as I at pre.ant etand in graat naed -am getting old and unable to labor for • liv­ing. I faal a great interest in thia matter and I have writtan Col. Aahl.y to randar you all tha .ssiatanca h. can in the mattar.

I would be pl.a.ed to hear from you frequantly and to racaive acae good damOc~Btic speaches. Not that I went them to bouletar up my democracy • • a I am the .ame old faahioned Republican, and Whig.ry ia about d.ad har •• Pla.a. let me hear from you aoon about my claim.

P.t.r Hagh.r, Eaq.

Youra raapactfuLly, Pet.r ENGELS, Sr.

Auditor, W.ahington City, D.C. Bat.avill., Ark. S.pt. 26 lB4B

Sit! During the aa •• ion of Congrea. juat clo •• d a bill allowing .a a p.naion

aaa p •••• d. I am anxioua to knoa ahy my money h •• not bean p.id • what •• t. 1a due .... I .. Uh my pandoll pa1dthrough the agent at Littl. Rock, Ark., as baing molt convenient to,ma. Pl ...... rita ma aoon.

Sir.

very respectfully, your .srvt.

Pet.r ENGELS, Sr.

************************* , S.n.t., June 22, la49

I .m requaatedto inquire ,.h.t 18 n.c •••• ry to snabl. the ddow 0' Petar ENGLES d.c •••• d(of Arkan ... ) to ,obtain the p.ndon du. and .. ing .t ,hie death. Ths' penl1on' b under, a prlv.'ta ac;t of CO,ngna ••

San. G ••• CRAwrOAD s.cretary of .a.

Respactfully ytl.,

•• ito S£8AStloN, '

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U.6. Senste. S.pt.ll,lB49

Reoply, W.K. 'SEBASTION

29tb CONOREtUI, 1" S,,,ion..

[SENATE.] . ,.)j.~:

J'. £/.1 .'. _.::..:...;;.:;;.""'::", o!siEt!~!lr:1X:'l·I":'l:.: OF THE U~ITEn STlTES

J •• aU. 1St&. '.-bIIIt4, aid otj,l't'CIlo \II pr .....

II •• A'"L1Y Jll4d.lh~ rollen,la,

REPORT:

[To lecom,..J bll1 8. No. 1111

[4041 ]

n, Cmnmiltee on P,uioM, to whom were reJlIIT,d tM tlocumml, r~ . to /ill <14m. oJ Pel .. E"II'"" ......... ''1'01'':

Th., •••• heluloeasio. orCoo~ ..... hi"e!oim.N rejectod for Ihe ..... 1 of .olliel ••• proof. Siaee thai Ume the c1aill bu heeo ""Yell, and lDeil additio •• l .vide.co brou,h. ror ... rd \0 IDI'l"'" i(io, 10 .ho opbi.ioD ollhe comlDi' .... d ... I' .• bo .... )/JaI1he claiDwtllI OIItil1od III. pealioD.. TIIoJ ............ pon • bill for ltIo relio£ . &Idrt , "'1"'"

30th COII'CJl.EII, lit Stllion

[SENATE.] R.EP. Co~., N •. n. --

{~J. .' ,. C4~ . ,.. ~htIE"oF THE UNITED STATEI,

-~ -J .... ,"u.u.1' 12~ IN8 . • "'tt", .. d ·onIe .... ,10 be pri8*,

REPoRT: [To acOtOpanJ WI!, .. No. n.}

"

TIn Committu on Pt1llio,,, to "'hm ",ere r.("nd tlt dot""""t •. r.ldting 1o t4e c/a'im 0/ Peter E,.,/tI, Itn{or,/or o' p,,.,io", re· port:

That-tbe'Tie .... of the COJDmittee on Penliont a' the la.t .e.Aon of Congrell on this ene, aft adopted by this committee,. and made a part of their report, in tbe following wordt: ,

11 That the claimant 'llras a .oldier in tbe lut war with Great Bri· tain; that, while .tationed at Fort Miiden, in UPFer C.uada, he was, taken, .irK, and while under the operation 0 medieiu .. a. seized with "iolent cramp. in his lower extremities, which return· ed upon him at times, and resulted,in 'i. total 'di.qualification for InUitar)' duty. It appearl by the testimoDY, that he was a bale .nd health,. maD before: lie entered the aerTice, lad that since hi, di •• cbarge be has nenr hid the free use of bii lower extremitiel. The committee are "tidied tlalt the petitioDer', diRbilit1 wU.luperia .. duced hy bit expo.ure, at an inclement lea'OD while in tbe di.cbarge. 01 his dut,,, •• oldie,!], aad i •• ufficient to entitle'hiat to ibe bieb­est rate,o penlioD... 'l'be" tbetttor., report a bill lor hil reUef."

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-167-United States Census 1680

PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARKANSAS - Town of Des Arc

NOTE: Indexed by Ted Worley. Typed by She11ie Wilson. ARRANSAS HISTORY COMMISSION, 1979. Contributed by R. P. Baker

P.ELATlOt(SI1JP TO HEAD OF CIVIL PLIICF OF

COLOR SEX AGE f:OUSEHOLD CO~DlTION OCCUPATION UIPTH

ADNIS, PUlilpey tlll II 48 45

7 #355

Sarilh B F I-II UlUmi; r~ nny Address: Curran St.

n F DIve 111 ng

ALL EN, Sam B t·1 52 Dony B F 10 Bi 11 B M 8

Address: Buena V1sta St. 0>Ie1l1ng

AYCOCK, C.C. II M 25

HOU1ES, IUr. II M 27

BLAKENORE, Ed. II M 25

\life Orphan

Dau~hter Son'

#388

Address: Buena Vista St. Dwelling #404

BEINE. Benjamin !~ tl 26

GRI FFlN. George \'1 M 29

THOf~/\S. John \01 M 22 CALVIN. S.J. W M 32 Address: Buena Vista St. Owe 11 i ng #402

BETHEL. Bradford

Mary \Iillie

DUNLAP. Eda Address: Pike St.

II M 33

W F 22 W M 3 B F 15 Dwell ing #333

BETHELL. John \oj ~1 34

Wife Son Servant

Lizzie W F 37 Iii fe Arthur W M 8 Son Maude W M 6 Son Eddie W M 4 Son John \I M 7mo.Son

Address: Curran St. D>!elling #349

BETHELL. Li ga B M 24 Hanah B F 20 John B tl 7 Bedford B M 5 Mary B F 3

Address: Curran St. Dwelling #364

II t·, 29

Wife Son Son Daughter

BILHEIMER. Joseph Anny Guy Orner

1·1 F 25 Hife

Address: Pike St.

BLAKENY. George Halsy Jenny Alex tlay Anna Lizzie

Address: Clear St.

W M 3 Son W F 11mo. DauQhter Dwelling #334

B M 32 B F 30 B F 16 B M 15 B F 12 B F 11 B F 9

Owe 11 i ng H:iO:i

Hife Daughter Son Daughter Daughter Daughter

Married

Single

Single

Single

Single

Single

Single Single

Married

Married

Married

Married

Married

Laborer VA. V.~. Ark:

1.·lhite'·Jnshing N.C.

D.C.&G. Merchant D.G.&G. I~erch~nt Clerk

D.G.&G. '·\erchant D.G.&G. Merchant Clerk Clerk

D.G.&G. Merchant

Fanner

Laborer

Printer

Ark. Ark.

N.C.

Ala.

Ark.

LA.

Ala.

Tenn. N.Y.

Ark ••

Tenn. Ark. Ark.

Tenn. Ireland Ark. Ark. Ark. Ark.

Ark. Ark. Ark. Ark. Ark.

Penn. ~'iss. Ark. Ark.

Harness Maker Md. Ala. Ark. Texas Ark. Ark. Ark.

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1~[I.AIIONSIIII' TO liEN) OF CIVIL PL~CI: OF

NNIE COI.OR SEX P.GE 110US[110LO COtlDITION OCCliPATlON BIRTH

ROON, Lawrence B M 49 Married Draymen N.C. Edith B F 40 I;He Tenn.

Address: En;in St. Il'Ilelling #380

BOOTH, N.C. ~I M 30 Married BlackSmith Tenn. nattie W F 21 'Hfe Ark. John H II 3 Son Ark. I'l"illi e ~I n 6mo.Son Ark.

ELLA, Fedrick Ii M 33 Single B1 ackSmith KY Address: Curran St. Owe 11 ing #362

BOYD, Sarah B F 50 Widow Wash,;omen Md. Adrress: Erwi n St. D.Jelling #386

BRADLEY, Jane B F 35 Married Washwomen Tenn. Bill B I~ 12 Son Ark. John B M 10 Son Ark. Lavinia B F 8 Daughter Ark. George B M 6 Son Ark. Carry B F 6mo.DaUghter Ark.

St4ITH, ~'ack W M 40 Single Carpenter Ala. LA,ISOII, Thomas B M '22 Single Draym"n Ark. Address: Buena Vista St. Dwelling #395

BROCK, James W /II 36 Married Hotel Keeper tH ss. Sallie W F 26 Wife Ark. A10ra W F 3 Daughter Ark. E1moni W F 1 Daughter Ark.

CASTLEBERG, H.C. W H 41 Married Russia Martha W F 35 Wife Miss. Harry W M 6 Son Ark.

Address: Buena Vista Dwelling #401 sn.Dl4N, Ed Ii /II 40 Married r.1erk in store Tenn.

Sally \; F 26 Wife Tenn. Address: Pike St. Dy,. 11 i ng #339

BRO!>JN , W.R. W 1'1 35 Married Clerk in Store Tenn. Judith II F 33 IIHe Tenn. Guy W M 8 Son Ark. I.ra W M 8 Son Ark. Not Named W F 6mo.Daughter Ark.

O~IEN, Olivia W F 35 Sis-in-1aw Tenn. DUNLAP, Eliza B F 10 Servant r,a. Address: Erwin St. Dwelling #376

BULLS, Sandy B M .65 Married Laborer N.C. Cily B F 36 ,life S.C.

Address: Chester ST. Dwe 11 i rig #329

BUNEY, Hary J. W F 44 Hidow Tenn. Dony W F 20 Daughter' Miss. Clara W F 13 Daughter Ark.

BROHN, 8etty 8 F 40 Servant Single Tenn. Address: Buena Vista St. Dwell ing #399

BURK, N.H. W M 56 Married Tanner Tenn. Mat W F 48 Wife Va. Robt. W M 13 Son Ark. Harris W M 11 Son Ark.

McCARLEY, Molly W F 25 Widow Tenn. Thomas W M 2 Son Ark;

Address, Erwin St. Dwell i ng #385

BURNEY. J.W. W M 48 Address: Buena Vista St. Dwelling *413

Single Physician Tenn.

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RELP,T1 O::SI!I P TO flE~,D OF CIVIL PLACE OF

NJ\f!E C0LOr. SEX ME flOIJSEI!0LO COf!OITION OCCUPATlm! 1~1 ~TH

nUTLER, Sawny B f' 25 Married Laborer Tenn. Bell B F 21 Wife Servant ft,rk. !-Ie\,lton B M 7 Son Ark. \/illiam B to, 5 Son Ark.

Address: Curran St. DI<e 11 i ng #354

CA'1PBELL. John Iv f~ 24 Married Carpenter Miss. Alice 11 F 20 ~life Ga.

Address: Pike St. Dwe 11 i ng #342

CATLI!!, 11.M. I,' ~ 41 Married Brick Mason Penn. "

Mary H F 51 Hife England . SmrH, John !-I M 38 Single Prussia Address: Buena. Vi sta St. Dwelling #406

CATUN, S.P. \! I~ 60 Single Ferryman Penn. LMID, \-I i 11 i am I, f~ 33 Single l.aborer Tenn. Address: Erwin St. Ovlelling #371

CHRISTY, High \'I M 34 Single Engineer N.Y. Address: Buena Vista St. Dwelling #417

CLEMENS, Ma ry \~ F 45 Widow ' Tenn. , Bently \I M 22 Son Tenn.

Address: Chester St. Ovlelling #323

DEUERSON, Ben B M 20 Married Laborer Ark. Rose B F 17 Wife Ark.

Address: Curran St. Dwelling #356

DE~IERSON, Bi 11 B M 45 Married Laborer VA. Fannie B F 45 Wife VA. Bill B M 7 Son Ark. Eugenie B M 8 Son Ark.

IIddress: Erwin St. Dwelling #373

DElIERSON, Dabney B M 40 Married Laborer VA. Eliza B F 21 \oIife Miss. Jim B M 5 Son Ark.

Address: Erwin St. Dwelling #382

DEWERSOIl, Henry B M 30 Ark. , Edith B F 35 Wife Ga.

Fanny B F 16 Daughter Ark. Mat B M 12 Son Ark. Lucy B F 7 Daughter Ark. Melki B M 3 Ark.

Hft,RRISOt!, Charly B M 45 Laborer Tenn. Address: Buena Vista St. Dwell ing #394

DREYFUS, Alex II M 31 Single Clerk 8auaria FREIDEUDERGER, l. I~ M 16 Single Clerk Germany GOOm~AN, Adolph W M 22 Single Clerk Hungary Address: Buena Vista St. Dwelling 6407

DUNLAP, Sol B M 40 , ~1arried Tenn. Hannah B F 45 no reI. shown Tenn. Haoker B M 21 " Ark. Ida 8 F 15 Daughter Ark. Mariana B F 10 Daughter Miss. Casby B M 7 Son Miss. Raymon 8 M ' 6 Son Miss.

Address: Curran St. OWe 111 ng #366

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nEl.lIT I ON$III r TO HElin OF CIVIL PLACE Of

NAME COLOR SEX IIGE HOUSEHOLO CONDITION OCCUPATIO!l BIRTH

EII\-JlN, A.S. W f.I 46 !o1arried D.G.&G. Ark. Merchant

I.ucy W F 40 Wife Miss. Annie W F 19 Daughter Ark. Albert II tl 16 Son Ark. Carrie II F 14 Daughter Ark. een W F 11 Daughter. Ark. flabel W F 9 Daughter Ark. I~innie H F 7 Daughter Ark.

f,ddrcss: Curran St. Owell ing #365

ERrlIN, M.rt W f' 53 flarried Ark. Lena W F 45 Wife N.C. Ililliam W M 21 Son D.G.&.G. Ark.

Merchant Address: Curran St. Owe 11 i ng #353

ERWIN, I·!illiam W M 38 Married Ferryman VA. Louisiana W F 20 Wife Miss. Beula W F 2 Daughter Ark.

Address.: Erwin St. Owelling #372

FISHER, John R. W M 30 Married Saloon Keeper VA. Elizabeth W F 20 Wife Ark. Johnie W M 9mO.Son Ark.

fl0SEBY, Oscar W M 21 Brother Saloon Keeper Ark. Address: Curran St. Owell ing #357

FRITH, John A. ~I M 61 Married Mail Contractor VA. C. Ann W F 49 Married Tenn. Robert W M 18 . Son Single Ark. Annie II F 15 Daughter Ark. f~atilda W F 13 Daughter Ark. Sarah J. W F 11 Daughter Ark.

Address: Chester St. Dwelling '316

FRITH, ~I.J. W M 27 Harrfed Book Keeper Miss. Bell W F 26 Wife Ark. Anna W F 6 Daughter Ark. Lila W F 3 Daughter Ark. Bruce W M 1 Son Ark.

Address: Buena Vista St. Owe lling '403

GARRETSON, tlary W F 63 Widow Seamstress KY Address: Curran St. Owe lli ng '368

GATES, Ferdinand W M 47 Married D.G.&G, Gennany Marchant

Sally W F 29 Wife Ind. Eli W M 7 Son Ark~ Clara W F 3 Daughter Ark. Jacob W M 2 Son Ark. vi ctor W ~, 6mo.Son Ark. David II M 34 Brother' Gemany

fIEYER. E",lIB W F 17 Sis-In-law Ind. NEILL. Mary B F 47 Single Servant Tenn. QUALLS. Bill B M 23 Single Servant Tenn. Address: Enlin St. Owell i ng '381

GILL. R.G. W M 40 Married Cl.erk fn Store England Alice W F 29 Wife Tenn. Glennie W M 13 Son Ark. Charli e \oJ M 8 Son Ark. Alice W F 1 Daughter Ark. Address: CUrran St. Dwelling 1366

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~l/\ 1~)I: WLOR SE'X lIcE IIOUSElIOL!l crl!,lnITlor~ OCCUPATW': nlnTIl

GG[)[M1N, Oi 11 nu fl 49 Parried Laborer Tenn. Ann r·n 1 F 47 Hife KY Louis ~'IJ !1 22 Son Ark. Sally MU r 18 D{\ughter Ark. Johnny IIU M 10 Son Ark. l'li 11 I,U 11 5 Son Ark.

AdrtY'i-!ss: Chester St. Owe 11 i n9 #317

GlJOIl',IHI, Iii'll i a," H 11 46 Single sic. Carpenter Tenn. 1·1011 ie \I F 18 Daughter Ark. Florence ,I F 15 Daughter Ark. Ninnie H F 10 Daughter Ark. ,. George H f.\ 8 Son P.rk.

Add res" En·/in St. O"el1ing 11378

GREEN. F. M. " 11 37 Marri ed Carpenter p,. . .11 5S.

:~f'I.r('laret H F 37 !~ife Miss. LUna VI F 13 Daughter "'. . ,1 ss. Robt. H M 9 Son Miss. Neoma H F 6 Daughter Miss.

Address: Buena Vista St. Dwelling #390

GREENSL~.OE, ,1m. ,I M 70 Single Tailor England Address: Buena Vista St. Dwell i n9 #409

GI<EER, Harre H 11 49 Married Fanner Tenn. I~artha ,I F 49 ~Iife Tenn. 14,". \-! 11 20 Son l'lorks on Farm Ark. Carry W F 19 Daughter Ark. Ida VI F 18 Daughter Ark. Alice W F 14 Daughter Ark.

Address: ,Buena Vista St. Dwelling #396

HALL, IIi 11 iam II 1·1 30 Married Harness Maker Ala. Mary ~l F 25 Wife Ala. George W M 1 Son Ark.

SEBELUFF, I'!assell W ~I 39 Russia Address: Curran st. O\;ell ing #344

HAWE R, Andrew W M 26 Married Clerk in Store Ark. Alice W F 21 Ilife N.C. Loyd I~ H 3mo.Son P.rk. Address: Curran St. O\;ell ing #345

HARRELL. Sally I~ F 33 Widow Tenn. Gertrude ~! F 11 Daughter Ark. jli 11 W M 7 Son Ark. , Robt. l~ 11 7 Son Ark, Address: Chester St. Dwell ing #322

HP.RVEY, Hilliam " 11 56 ~larried Grocer Ala. E1anor H F 52 ~Ii,fe Miss. Patsy W F 76 Mother Widow KY MEIIDENHAl.L, r~e 11 i e \<I F 9 Orphan Ark. Address: Gordon st. Dwell ing #310

HAZEN, !Im. \! M 49 Married Clerk in Store Tenn. Alice II F 26 \life Ala. 11ay I~ F 9 Daughter Ark. Ena I~ F 5 Daughter Ark. Address: Erwin St. Dwelling #377

IIEDGEPETH, Elizabeth \'I F 38 ,Ii dow Hotel Keeper Tenn. tlary ~I F 13 Daughter P.rk. IJI LLI A: is , Sarah B F 24 Single Cook Ark. Emllla B F 6 Daughter Ark. Address: Duena Vi sta St. Dwell ing #405 '

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Ht:LATIONSfITP TO HEAD 0F CIVIL PLACE

I,AME COLOll. SEX ,\GE HOUSEHOLD CONDITION OCCUPATIOn OF RIHTH

HEUISEI!, Lucy H F 58 Single VT. Addrct;~. : Buena Vistil St. lkiell ing #412

IIOKE, r·li I", I~ ~I 53 Married Laborer Ala. Sarah II F 27 Ilife Miss. Floyd \'1 M 4 Son Ark. Salll IJ M 2 . Son Ark. Ilartha " F 4r.10.Daughter Ark.

IIAWKINS, Martha " F 60 Sister Ala. Address: Erwin st. Dwelling #384

HORTON, Elizabeth ~I F 46 Widow Tenn. TUNSTALL, Clint ,I II 26 Son D.G.&.6. Ark.

Merchant CARR, 1ndiana W F 40 Sister Tenn. Address: Curran St. Dwelling #348

HUDSON, Shepard B M 30 Married Laborer N.C. Emily B F 40 llife N.C. ~lil1iam B M 13 Son Ark. Mary B F 7 DaUghter Ark. Joe B F 6 Daughter Ark. Not Named B. M 1mo. Ark.

HANDY, lIiram B tl 20 Single Laborer Ark. ,. Address: Buena Vista St. D~/e11ing #393

JACKSON, Polly B F 65 Widow VA. Jessee B ~1 22 Son Single Laborer VA.

ALLErI, Pompy B M 70 Boarder Laborer VA. Address: Chester St. D\~e1ling '326

JACKSON, Samuel W I~ 45 Married Clerk in Store Tenn. Fannie ,I F 38 Wife Tenn. H.M. rf M 13 Son Ark. Fannie W F 10 Daughter Ark. Samuel W M 8 Son Ark. Robt. Lee I~ M 5 Son Ark. William " M 2 Son Ark.

tlcLAREN, Tom W M 27 Laborer Ala. 8IEI-J, Carry " F 26 Single LA. PETTY, John W M 26 Single Miss. Address: Buena Vista St. Dwelling *400

JAIHSON, Jack II M 34 Married Carpenter .~la. Mary II F 2B Wife Ala tla1ter W I' 12 Son Miss.

Address: Curran St. OWe 111 ng 1352 .'

JOHNSON, B.F. 1/ M 44 Married Druggist Md. Alice iii F 33 Wife Ark. Boyd ,I M 8 Son Ark. May ,I F 7 Daughter Ark. Eva \-1 F 6 Daughter Ark. Herbert " M 4 Son Ark. Zuma II F 7mo.Daughter Ark.

MORRIS, W M 22 Single Ala. Address: Curran St. Dwelling #358

JUDSON, Charles ,I M 50 Married Grocery Mich. Merchant

Ann II F 29 Wife LA. Charles W M 2 Son Ark. Lelia \! F 20 Daughter Ark.

Address : Curran St. Dwell ing #346

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REL!',nm:SI! I r TO HEIII) OF CIVIL pl.ller. OF

MI'{ UH .. OI: Sr.x ArlE HOliSEHOLD cn~II)!TlOli occlIrnrrm BJPTH

KEN r, 1 .l~ . '4 M 44 Harr'ied ~r,d. I~olli,e \oJ F 36 Hife Ark. Blake II 11 14 Son Ark. Sadie \; F 7 Daughter /Irk.

IIddress: Pike St, Dwe 11i 11(1 !I~40

KEVS, Tilda B F 35 !·Iido,,! Cook S.C. Henry B M 10 Ark. ~Ii 11 n M 7 Ark. Newton B ~1 5 Ark.

Address: Curran St. Dwell ing #348

KIHKPI\TRICK, Emily B F 60 14idow Uashwomen /Irk. Address: Chester ST. Dwelling #328

KOONCE, Tom B ~I 49 Married Farmer Tenn. Lizzie B F 45 Wife Tenn. Ben B M 16 Son Texas Bob B M 13 Son Ark.

H0I4MD, Henry MU M 10 Orphan Ark. Address: Chester St. Dwell ing #313

LANKFORD, Hm. ~J M 57 Single Carpenter VA. Vi rglnia \oJ F 26 Daughter Ark.

BRO!4N, J.T. 1'1 M 37 Married Owns Sawmill N.C. E.J. I'J F 29 Wife Ind. L,.D. II M 11 Son Ind. H.E. II M 8 Son Ind.

Address: Buena Vi sta St. Dwelling #392

LA\~R/ISON, Sarah II F 55 ~Iidow N.C. WILLIFORD, T .C. U M 35 . Son Tenn. STUUllLEFlELD, Sally II F 67 Widow VA. VIILLIFORll, B.S. W M 30 Married Clerk Tenn.

Amanda W F 17 Wife Ark. Ruth II F ~mo. Daughter Ark.

Address: Curran St. Dwell I n9 #350

LEE, John W M 34 Married Black Smith Ala. Harth a (I F 33 Wife Miss. Thomas W M 3 Son Ark. Wi 11 i am II M Bmo. Son Ark.

Address: Curran St. Owelling #361

LEPTINE, Berti e W F 52 Widow Germany FI FE, S.mue 1 W M 22 Single Saloon Keeper S.C.

Mary W F 24 Slster S.C. Eliza M •. 14 F 66 Mother S.C.

Address: Chester St. Owelll ng #311

LOVING, lI.n. W M 35 lo!arried Physician· Tenn. Laura' \! F 25 flife Ark. Arthur W M 7 Son Ark. Alice W' F 2 Daughter Ark.

Address: Pike St. Dwell I ng #330

L VNN, H.I1. W '1 43 Married School Teacher S.C. !1. S. W F 43 Wife Tenn. LR.C. 1/ 11 13 Son Tenn. William H M 11 Son Tenn. lianllie 14 F 9 Daughter Tenn.

REID, R.H. H M 21 Single Tenn. REV, Ceorge Ii M 25 Single Tenn. Address: Pike St. 0I .. 111n9 #337

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REL/IT](iiiSHIP TOIIEAn or . CIVIL PLACE 01-

Nf\t.lr: COlOR SEX JlGE IIOLISHIOLO CONnITlOlI nCCIJPJlT1 orl nInTH

McCI\~UJ.Y ~ ICC. II ·M 4l ~larrl ed O.G.&G. AI •• Merchant

t1at"ilda ,I F 40 Hi fe Tenn.. Albert \I I~ 19 Son Clerk in Store Ark. Annie l-! F 1 Daughter Ark. Ilarietta W F 9 Niece Ark.

WINI.V, Chilrles H ~1 31 Clerk in Store Ark. Address: Curran St. Dwelling #367

IleCOLE, II.R. ,I M 30 Married Painter Penn. Sarah ,I F 22 !·Iife MO.

IH CKEilSI IMI, Jess W M 24 Si ngl e Painter Ark. Address: Er"in St. /Melling #370

l·lcGOOlAN, John MU M 29 Single Barber Tenn. Address: Buena Vista St. /Melling #408

~1cKII:ORV, Jonas B M 50 Married Laborer Ark. Jane B F 45 \~ife Tenn.

GEER, 1\1 bert B M 40 Single Miss. Address: Gordon St. Dwelling #306

McNEiLL, Eamon B M 50 Single Laborer GA. CLABO~N, Ada B F 25 Single House Keeper Miss. STUBBLEFIELD, Jim B M 27 Single Miss. l~cNEILL, Theo B M 6 Ark. CLABORN, George B M 6 Ark.

Viny B F 4 Ark. Hi 11 B M 3 Ark.

STUBBLEFIELD, Ike B M 21 Laborer Ark. TAYLOR, J.A. B M 20 Teacher Ark. Address: Gordon St. OI<e 11 i ng '307

I-1ARTIN, Peter B M 32 Married Laborer Tenn. Josie B F 25 Nife Ark. Jane B F 9 Daughter Ark. EnlJla B F 7 Daughter Ark. Mary B F 4 Daughter Ark.

. Address: Clear St. Dwelling 1305

MATHHIS, Allen W M 40 I~arried Editor of Tenn. Citizen

Julia II F 33 Hite Miss. 11avis(?) II F 10 Daughter Ark. Oon -W M 8 Son Ark. Fanny II F 6 iJaughter Ark. ·Leonella W F 4 Daughter Ark. Venoela(?) W F I Daughter Ark.

COKE, C.D. H II, 38 Single Riverman 111. Address: Pike St. OI<e I li n9 1335

MILLS, C.B .. W M 41 Married County Clerk Miss. Gean W F 39 Wife Tenn. Nanny W F 8 Daughter Ark. l1ary H· F 6 Daughter Ark. Cristina W F 3 Daughter Ark. Cloe I~ F lmo.Daughter Ark.

.WEBB, Johnny II M 8 Orphan Ark. Adress: Curran St. Dwelling #347

MORRELL, H.Y. W F 53 Widow Tenn. Noah W I~ 33 Son Printer Tenn. Eddie W M 21 Son Printer Ark. Addie W F 18 Daughter Ark.

Address: Erwin St. Dwelling 1379

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t:NII: TO HEM nl- C1Vll. PLIIct or

C'JLOf{ sex AG[ Il(JIJSEi !CL n c:m!!1ITTON 0CClIf'ATlm! B1Rni rIORrJHT, rrank I~ 11 35 I~arr-ied Cook Keeper VA.

Ulanch ~I F 20 Wife Ark. I~dry L. II F 1 DauQhter Ark. Addr· .. ·os: iJuena Vista St. Ill,,,, 11 i ng #398 -

m·;U!, ,1.P. \J I·' .35 Married Telenraph Tenn.

Helen W F 33 "ife Operator

Tenn. 1.1\," I'! F 11 Daughter Ark. Effi a W F 7 Daughter Ark. ala I! F 4 Daughter Ark.

Addres;. : Curran St. Dwell i n9 #360 ,

OHEfl, lJoseph H M 43 1·1arried Brick >lason N.Y? Mary W F 45 I~ife KY

HUTlJIlNS, John I. M 30 Single IIrk. Addrc'ss: Chester St. Dwelling #318

PAINE, I!attie Ii F 45 ~llidow KY. Eda II F 24 Da~ghter Miss. Robert II M 23 Son Sa,mlill Ark.

Horker Charlie \, M 21 Son Engine~r Ark.

/\ddre,s: En,in St. Dwel1ing #382

PI::r.RY, !'arcella \J F 38 Widow Tenn. Jessee \J F 18 Daughter P.rk. Oliver W I~ 16 Son Ark. Ilobt. \~ M 12 Son Ark.

PETTY, Charley ~J M 18 Single Ark. Ilebert \oJ M 15 Single Ark. Li zzi e II F 13 Single Ark.

Address: Pike St. Owe llihg #343

pnnWI, D.F .. !,1 M 40 Single Ark. Charlie " M 12 Son Ark.

Address: Buena Vista St. Dwelling #410

P1..l1tIKET, Hilliam W M 46 Married O.G.&G. Tenn. Merchant

140ll ie W F 32 Wife Tenn. Johnie W M 14 Son Ark. Addie W F 12 Daughter Ark. Hall ie W F 10 naughter Ark. Charlie W t·, 3 Son Ark. Henry \1 M 1 0010. Son P.rk.

QUALLS, Jerry B F 40 Single Servant GA. /lddress: . Buena Vista St. Dwel'-ing #397

PLUNKET , !Jm. B W M 20. Married D.G.&G'- Ark •. Merchant

Lila W F 19 Wife KY Addrc,": Pi ke St. Dwell ing #331

PU~SSELL, Ernest W M 19 Single Clerk Ark. VII1S0N. H.L. ~J M 39 Clerk KY Address: Duena Vista St. Dwell ing #411

QUALLS, Ren B M 32 Married Farm Hand Miss. Adaline B F 23 Wife Ark. Matty B F 8 Daughter Ark. Lulu B F 6 Daughter Ark. Benny B M 5 Son Ark. Burtie B . F 3 Daughter Ark . !lot Named B 14 2mo.Son Ark. flot flamed B M 2mo.Son Ark.

Addr"ss: Chester St. llI~e 111 ng #327

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IILI AI 1011'>1111' TO IIiNJ or CIVIL rU,CL Ill'

r!JIHL COl.on SEX Am, flUIJSEfI'Jlll cHIDITIO~! orr:UPATlQlI Bllml

QUALLS, Ceorg(~ B M 45 r1arried Laborer LA. Amandu B F 30 lIife Ala. lI"n}'y n t1 7 Son Ark.

DUr~LAI' , Ti!:>ha B F 22 S;n~le Ark. l.ucius B M 4mo.Son Ark.

Address: Curran St. Dwelling #369

P.EIO, \10hl1 W 11 36 Married D.G.&G. Tenn. Merchant

Jennie W F 30 Uife Tenn. Lizzie H F 8 Ark. Shullis(?) W M 6 Son Ark. Hard W I~ 3 Son Ark. nclver II II 7100. Son Ark.

!·IcLAI·IE, Rafe B M 28 Single Servant P,rk. t-!lLLER, James \1 t~ 27 Single Clerk Ark. Address: Buena Vista St. llI-/elling #414

REINHARDT, A.S. W M 34 Married Sheriff Miss. P.C.

Laura W F 29 Married Miss. A1 ice W F 7 Ark. Kote \; F 3 Ark.

McLAREI~ , IIaha1y W F 47 Widow Tenn. Address·: Gordon St. Dwelling 309

REYNOLDS, Tom W M 30 Single \;orks Ga. Sawmill

SMITII, Barny II I~ 30 Single " N.Y. HANNAH,Jack \; H 34 Single " Penn. ASKItI, John ~J M 22 Single " Ind. Address: Buena Vista St. Dwelling #417

RI CHI.IOND , Henry B M 24 Married Laborer Ark. Irene B F 22 \;ife Ark. Sarah B F 4 Daughter Ark.

Address: Clear St. Dwell i ng #304

ROBISON, Hyatt B H 60 Single Laborer VA. Leroy B M 8 Son Ark. Joe B M 4 Son ,

tlidow Ark.

UNDEHHOOD, Ad1ine B F 31 Keeping GA. House

Address: Clear St. Dwell ing 1302 J

ROSS, David W M 48 Married Fanner N.C. Amanda W F 47 Wife Tenli. Dora I; F 7 Adop ted Da.u!! hter Ark.

MOOR, Dilliard B M 26 Single Laborer LA. UILLIAMS, Amy MU F 20 Single Servant Ark~ Address: Pike St. Dwe 111 n9 #336

RUBELL, George W M 41 Married Deputy Co. N.Y. Clerk

Ju1 ia \oJ F 40 Wife Tenn. James 1-1 n 16 Son Ark. Burns' W M 14 Son Ark. Henry I; M 11 Son Ark. Mary W F 8 Daughter Ark. Charles I~ M 3 Son Ark.

Address: Chester St llI-/e1lfng #315

SCHNEBEY, Sally W F 66 Widow Md. McCP.RTHY, Jani e \oJ F 14 Orphan Ark. SCHNEBEY, Flora B F 16 Orphan Ark. LEIHS, Florence W F 32 Widow i-'d.

Gordon W M 2 son Ark. Address: Curran St. Dwell In9 #351

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t!I\;·l[ COI.O~ SEX AGE HOIJSEfi0LO CONOlTI0N OCCIJPMIotl BIRTH

scon, Sus"n B F 45 I·!ldo., Servant GA. Addross: Chester St. Dwell ing e324

SIIEPARD, Fl'ed H ~, 40 Married Black Smith Eno1and F.1 i zabeth fl F 32 Hife N.C.

Address: Chester St. Dwelling #320

SHIPSON, Elijah MU M 80 Single Shoemaker VA. Address: CUrran St. iJwelling *303

SH1I'SON, John F. W M 16 Single Prisoner Ind. I~OOl:E, Charley W M 17 Single Prisoner Ind. SOUTII, Jamc, W M 27 Single Prisoner Ala.

Farmer Address: County Jail Buena Vista St. Owelling #415

S~llT1l, Harry B M 50 Married Laborer GIl .• Bell B F 40 Wife Ark. lIolly B F 14 Daughter Ark. Pleasant B F 9 Da~ghter Ark. Franci s B 1·1 6 Son Ark. Henry B !i 4 Son Ark. tli 11 iam B M 1 Son Ark.

Address: Buena Vista St. Owelling #390

STEPHENSON, H.S. W M 62 Married Carpenter Tenn. Anna II F 58 Wife N.C. George II ~, 28 Son Ala. Amos II M 21 Son Miss. 1'111 lie II F 19 Daughter Miss. Charlie W M 16 Son Miss.

Addre,,: Curran St. Dwelling 1359

TIIO'~S, J. L. II II 34 Married Lawyer Tenn. Mary F. W F 31 Wife Tenn. Anna W F 11 Daughter Ark. Cl arra W F 8 Daughter Ark. James W

" 3mo.Son Ark ..

Sal\1ll\Y H M 19 Nephew Ark. Addr0ss: Chester St. Dwelling 1319

THOMAS, Joseph B M 47 !larded· Laborer N.C. Alsle B F 60 Married N.C.

flcNEII.L, Sally B F 10 Granddaughter Ark. IIIIITSINADF., I~oses B M 40 Single Laborer Ark. Address: Gordon St. Owe1l1ng #308

THOMPSON, WID. W M 56 Marr1ed Farmer' Ireland Elizabeth W F 55 Wife S.C. Martin \01 M 25 Son Blacksmith S.C. t1ary W F 19 Dau9hter S.C. Betty W F 15 Daughter S.C. Hatty' \4 F 13 Daughter S.C.

Address: Erwin St. Dwelling 1387

VADEiI, 1,'or9 MU M 35 Married Famer Tenn. Emily MU F 23 Wife Ark.

Address: Chester St. Dwelling '325

VMiCE, Patience W F 65 Widow N.C. Francis W F 24 Daughter Ala •.

8ELL, 'larcus W M 7 Orphan Ark. Address: Curran St. Dwel11ng '349

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V/\lJCiill\~~ , H.P. I'! M 55 Married Fanner VA. r~ol1ie II F 30 Hife Ark. Do Arcy II M 21 Son Clerk Ark. ElO1nett W M 17 Son Ark. Victor H I~ 14 Son Ark. Percy II M 12 Son Ark. Rezzie H F '10 Daughter Ark. Blanche W F 4 Daughter Ark. Mabel W F 1 Daughter Ark.

HELLS, A1zira H F 58 Sister VA. GOOOWHI, Johnie II M 16 Nephew Ark. Address: Bupna Vista St. Dwelling #389

.WAIIIER, Charles II M 26 Married Lawyer Ark. ·Hattie W F 18 Ark. Norma W F 6mo. Ark.

THWEATT,' A.G. II M 40 Single Lawyer !-liss. RICHMON, A1 W ~l 30 Single Lawyer Miss. EDIIARIiS, Emily W F 58 Widow Tenn. Address: Buena Vi sta St. Dwelling #418 WIlT, C. W M 52 Married D.G.&G. VA

Merchant Bell II F 33 Wife P.rk. A1J:lO W F 5 Daughter Ark. Natty \of ~l 2 Son Ark'.

EASON, Jane B F. 15 Servant Ark. Address: Erwin St. Dwe 1li ng #375

WARD, Mary E. W F 43 \oIidow "'iss. Hugh R. H M 23 Son Grocery Miss.

'lerchant Frank \01 M 19 Hiss. \oii 11 ie W F 15 Daughter Miss. Juta W F 13 Daughter Hiss. Josephus 101 M 11 Son I~iss. Robt. W M 8 Son Miss.

Address: Pike St. Dwelling 1332

WEATHERALL, Argyle W M 40 Married Carpenter Tenn. LoU W F 38 Wife Ma. Minnie W F 5 Daughter Ark.

Address: Chester St Dwelling #314

IIESTBROOKS, L. J. \of F 38 Widow Ala. 101m. W M 2D Laborer LA. Mat W F 17 Daughter Miss. Buck W M 13 Son ~iss.

Address: Pi ke St. Dwel1.ing'341

WILLIFORD, H.L. W M 31 Married Druggist H15s. Emma W F 26 Wife N.C. Annie W F 6 Daughter Ark. Grace W F 4 Daughter Ark. Jake 101 M 2 Son Ark.

Address: Erwin St. Dwell ing 1374

IHNFRED, A. C. 101 .M 32 Married Machinist Tenn. Fanny W F 25 Wife Va.

HARRELL, Musie W F 9 Step-daughter Ark. Claudie W F 6 • Ark. ,

WHIFRED, Artie W F 2mo·Son Ark. TAYLOR, Roxie B M 18 Servant Tenn. Address: Pike st. Dwelling '338

liOOORUFF, Chess W M 30 Married Book Keeper Ark. Mary W F 26 Wife Ark. ~racy 'W F 5 Daughter Ark. Charley \I M - 3 .Son Atk.

THRUSTON. Martha W F 49 Mother-in-law MO. Addr~ss : Chester St. Dwelling #321

ALLEII

ANDEUoH

BAlLEt

BEIIIIElt

BEIIJIElt

IIRIDGIS

-179-PHILLIPI CEKETERY

Valley Town.hlp. Hot Sprl .... Co •• Nen 81_*. Arb ... .. In"...torl.d by Layt"" R. Sutt"". M.D.; lIevl11e &Av. Sut" .... ; _ Sutton; & Glady. Go ... tt ( All of Araon. OIC) --A ... uot. \979

Luther b.3 Oct. 1901 d. 20 Oct. 1901

d. 24 J .... 1920 LUI El1.r b. 10 S.pt. ISS4

'lonllC. Ma. b. 9 July 1909 d. 22 Dec. 1920

I.S. b. 1847 d. 1918

No illforutlon

J.r. b. 10 S.pt. 1897 Road. Diff.. b. 18 May 1900 d. 10 reb. 1970

Sara Jane b. 8 Oct. 1871 J .... L. b. 23 r.b. 1868 d. 8 JUII. 1951

JohIl.., L. b. 24 July 18ao d. 19 J... 1960 Oai. Holl11laovorth b. 26 Juae 1904

Jaek b. 1 A .... 185i T ..... l. b.·9 J ... 1861

N.lli.

Delphi.

b. 30 May 1890

b. 20 Apr. 1885

d. 16 Oct. 1897 d. 4 ·May 1908

d. 16 Dee. 1921

d. 14 Jea. 1933

(Wif. of J.L.)

i1unbel U. b. 31 J .. 1920 d. 15 Sept. 1975

Suaa .. b. 1 Apr. 1847 d. 1 Peb. 1873 (Wif. of I.L.)

Mi .... l. Alle. b. 12 r.b. 1883 d. 20 Apr. 1969

JObllll1a W. b. 1879 d. 1879

t..urd r. b. 1885 d. 1887

\laary 1. b. 1891 d. 1893

Squire II. (M.D.) b. 1 Doe, 18_ d. 9 ..... 1907 S.r.h J .... D111nd b. 1858 d. 1892

Vletort. b •• 1Iov. 1864 d. 1 'ept. 1941

v .. t. b. 1890 d. 1914

ate", Ileal b. 26 JlIly 1952 d. Z7 J.Il. 1963

..... of ___ lurtoD. Sr. <_c., yr.. old) d. 16 AlII 1873

"bee ... <_t 63 yr.. old) d. 11 May 1868 ~.of Squire E.)

1110 b. 15 J .... 1905 4. 2 Doe. 1966

.... b. 3 ..... 1903 4. 19 Sept. 1'73 Matti. a-ek b. 2S Mar. 1910 4. 24 Jea. 1945

111111. T

b. 25 Sapc. 1925

b. 14 Doc. 1919

d. 26 Doe. 19%5

d. 12 J ... 1920

b. 27 Mar. 188' d. 'May 1956

b.24 Jea. 1919 4. 4 AlII. 1943

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CHANCf.J.LOR

r.oo.1a

DAVIS

DZA'IO\I

DICl:ISOII

DIFPD

Will hll F.. h. 2 0 ••• 192fi d. 21 8.pt. 1916 (WWIl-IJ.I.N •• y)

IIt.ph •• h. 6 Oot. 194' d. 6 Dot. 1949

J ••• W. b. 1810 d. 196)

John nao.a.' b. 2 o.c. 1881 d. 3 IIor. 1882·

I ... c J. b. 5 Oct. 1895 d. 21 lIoy 1897

Sarah C. b. 24 July 1865 d. 27 lIoy 1906

Mr •• I.u. b. 11 July 1881 d. 2 r.b. 196_ . B.A. b. 11 July 1841 d. 22 reb. 1916

Willi_ It. Roat ..

Charley W. b. 7 July 1908 d. 15 Sept. 1953 Lucill. b. 30 Oct. 1910 " .

IIort. AIm b. 10 J .... 1835 d. 16 lIoy 1901

John W. Ro. iDfonat1oa IIortba 110 iDforMC1oa

CDneli.. b. 10 J .... 1179 d. 15 Apr. 1939 Toledo b. 12 Dec. 1812 d. I Aaa. 1'41

CI" ·.b. 15 ... it' .... , 'd. 11 Decl .. 1tU C... b. 19 D .... 1858 d. 9 Sept; 1916

Corl ._1. Troy B.

b. 25 J .... 1925

b. 5 Apr. 19n

b. 2 July 1937 .', ,-

•• 16 Ja1)r 1930

d. 5 Apr. 1923

•• 28 July 1955

LydU V...... b. 24 Dec. 1897 •• 16 Dec. 1'76 Alic. WI b. 15 Ja1)r 1811 •• 1 Jul, 1957

Dr. J_ b. 1832 •• 1907 I. C. b. 4 J_. 1841 . ',.; 2 J.a 1917 (VU. of Dr. J_.)

J .... X. b. 9 Sept. 1875

Mary Arb.ll b. 25Aaa 1877

d. 5 reb. 1942

d. J .... 1899

Inf ... t D ....... of tIr.· ............ rc b. , d. 10 Dec. 19n J_. Bon.rt b. 18 MaY 1903 Ruby 8bDffi.ld b. 4 J_ ltos

b. 1876 ••. 1'20

b. 10, Oet~ 1884

do 27 J .. 1959 •• 10 MaY 1972

, 'II. 12 Apr. 1914 ". 28 Jul, 1907

'aul b. 11 Doc. 1907

'aul Doaa •• 1947

•• 1935

d. 2 J... 1913 (BoD of CC • AI IIory f)

•• '1941 (brotbor)

Joyc. r.,. •• 1934 (.loter)

IDfat b. "iI. 1972

-181-PHILLIP! CEMETERY (Con't page 3)

HARRIS

KEtTON

HEMSON

RILL

lIOIlGIS -II1lGRIS

I\1lNT

.Walter L. Nora E.

Ellle Newton

George ". Becky C.

110,. C.

Le.ter R.

Rotae8 Novell.

Charle. R.

b. b.

Kelvin Lee

J .... H.

Angela

b. 23 reb. 1908 b. 23 Jan. 1906

b. 2 Feb. 1920

b. 1880 cI. 1937 b. IBB2 d.

b. 1925 d.

b. 1917 cI.

31 July 191B 24 Jan. 1924

b. 4 Apdl 1925

b. 30 Jan. 1930

b. 17 Junl 1BB7

b. 16 Occ. 1971

1957

1927

1933

d.

d. 23 Jual 1962

d. 30 July 1921

26 Key 1966

cI. 17 Nov. 1960

4. 5 May 1965

cI. 25 Oct. 1971

Aubr.,. I. 8111 Bertha V.

b. 30 Jan. 1910 b. 4 Feb. 1904

Ill_ Eaal.,.

Mary Malvlne John Prank

b. 16 1I0v. 1881

b. 24 Mar. 1879 (Ase 59)

d. 13 Mar. 1939

d. 26 June 1926 d. 17 JlIDe 1930 (Cuuch r_al B.)

Lillie b. 22 March 18B5 cI. 11 March 1953

Priecllllmt P. •• 1916 d. 1975 WW 11 Pvt •• U.S. Antt

Dayce Infant

Infant dauChcer of Til .. n , Allie RIIDC b. 6 Nov. 1926

Prelcon J. Mabel I.

b. 3 Dec. 1895 b. 15 June 1898

d. 1979

1917-18 Dale 1922-1925 (SoDa of'.J •• Mabel 1uDC)

Allie M. Tilua V.

Taboad.e

b. 24 Nov. 1908 b. 3 reb. 1905

b. 15 Sepc. 1891

Villi .. Celnn . b. 27 Dec. 1900

cI. 8 Au •• 1964

cI. 12 Sept. 1972

D. 27 Dec. 1977

V.B. Bud b. 29 Dec. 1867 cI. 7 Jul,. 1952 . Mill1e Shutl b. 8 Nov. 1874 d. 7 Dec. 1917.

valter r. b. 9 March 1885 d; 3 Occ. 1973 Maud A. b. 29 Apr. 1887 d. 1 Mar. 1978

Jube ... b. 11 8epc. 1894 cI. U· Ju1,. 1966

Grace b. 25 Jan. 1895 d. 17 1109. 1956

D_tee b. 20 Jan. 1937

Geor._ M

lou.

Geoqe Calvin V1rl1n1a

b. 18 reb. 1870 b. 5 Mar. 1871

cI. 31 July 1937

cI. 8 Mar. 1913

•• 1915

cI. 24 Sept. 1951 •• 27 Mar. 1941

i " (

~ l \ , "

JAClSOII

JOIIIIS

DlTB

OSTIa

I(I1IO

Virli • . (:.

Anoind. IIIory

C.W. (Doctor) Mary

EII11y

- 182-,

h. l~Ol d. IQ~l

b. 18)3 4. 1907

b. 1846 d. 1930

b. 5 July 18.81 d. 4 'AuS. 1953

b. 11 Sept. 1833, b. 25 May 1845

d. 16 Feb. 1907 (Born N. Gao'ala) d. 16 Ma" 1930

b. 1866 d. 1944

Je ••• (Son of C.C •• V.) b. 16 ~.D. 1893 d. 24 MaTCh 1915

J ... T. b. 3 March, 1886 d. 20 OCt. 1952 T.ue L. b. 30 Jan. 1901

",,"1. II.

Viral.

b. 3 JUDe 1929

b. 5 JIoY. 1882

J GRAVES - 110 iDfonoaUOll

d. 11 Sept. 1937

d. 7 rab. 1911

Willi_ Clarence b. 8 S .. t. 1196 d. 31 Hareb 1953

Hartlll B. b. 6 AUS. 1834 d. 10 Oct. 1880 , ,

Dell.eT L. b. 21 _ .. t. 1123 d. 16 Aua. 1961 Crft. U.S. AnIy)

Job. J. b. 15 JIoY. 1888 d. 14 Dec. lnl

J •• per J. b. 10 Jul,. 1911 d. 5 Apr. 1963 lllach I. b. 7 Dec. 1'11

!lln b. 13 J .... 1887 d. 14 APr. 1962 511 .. b. 5 IIaJ 1117 d. 11 Jul,. 1935

r.ther No iatonoatlaD

Bury R. b. 14 Dec. 1864 d. 6 July 1946 Ma .. cha A. b. 20 "'t. 1877

Job., . b. 17 Aua lin •• 2"'t. 1951 - b. 26 Ha ... 1171 d. 29 ApI'. 1945

Jury ~. 10. 1153 d. 1940 caa_ ltDilht b. 1862 d. 1905

Jut 10. 1926 d. 1947

Glad,. b. 18 .... ltl6 d. 12 Oct. 1975

Vanit. , d. 1957

Qeo!'.. I. 10. I JIIlr 1889 , d. 15 JaIl. 1960 S.lll. 10. 10 "",. 1191

Willi_ b. 11 Gat. lUI d, 10 J ... 1901 cal'ria can 11.1145 J«S. 1911

Walt... L. b. 10 .JaM .1905 d. 4 lIanII 1973 _i. L. b. 22 ...... 1906

Willtaa ..... rd, J ... b. 11 IIaJ 1920 d. 1,7 Dec. 1928

lat •• t ... of Gaorl •• I&11r 28 r.b. 1916 lat .. t ...... e. .. of _ •• Bill, 10 ApI'. ltl0

Vee.

....... , S ... Mary

b. 1960 •• 1967

<AI ... boott 14) d. 1171 tAt- about 75) d. 1815

-183-PHILLIP I CEMETERY <Con't page 5)

LAMBERT

Lr.wIS

LOOIADtlO

LOUTAII

LUKEII

IICCOIHlClt

MAOBT

MAl.TIN

MASS!Y

MlLllOLEII

111M"

OLAIIDER

OWIIIIS

PAUIIl

PAniCIt

PRILLI'S

BUlh b. 5 Jun. 1816 d. 10 Nov. 1868

Rachal b. 1830 d. 23 J .... 1907

Phoeb. v. b. 10 Dee. 1890 d. 8 '.b. 1917 (vU. ,of C.C.)

Bell b. 18 Oet. 1890 d. Ceuot nad

ToMtti W, b. 8 ,"ei>. 1898 d. "ab. 1957

WII. J .... b. Barbara Cat";'

23 :oI.UI. 1922 d. 28 June 1977 (Sit. U.S. :01...,) b. 8 Jail. 1939

W.J. b. 18 Jan. 1844 d. 10 o.e. 1917

Charlie b. 5S.pt. 1909 d. 5 Sapt. 1936

llary Faye b. 24 June 1951 d. 21 nec. 1957

'reddle Killfred b. 29 liar. 1929 d. 12 AUI. 1930

Betry S. b. 11 :o\pr. 1933 d. 18 Nov. 1941

Killi .. 01 ..... b. 28 rab. 1922 d. 25 o.e. 1968

. Rex b. 11 !lay 1905 d. 8 \lov. 1964 Nona b. 18 Sapt. 1905 d. 12 AUI. 1975

Cora Lee b. 26 1Iov. 1941 d. lOot. 1969

Myrtle II. ' b. 1890 •• 1978

Ja.pH b. !lay 1885 d. 18 Jail. 1937

Vara Sheet. b. 3 Oet. 1914 Altoa Jobll b. 20 Jea. 1919 d. 19 Sapt. 1972

\loy IIIl. b. 24 !loY. 1922 d. 3 rab. 1956

1I111111a L. b. 28 Oae. 1879 d. 19 AlII. 1921

Loyd,R. b. 29 J_ 1905 •• 11 Dec • 1959

llartill !dIrud b. 19 J .... 1886 •• 4 !loY. 1172 _l!eyaOlda b. 26 !loY. 1891

Tl1da b. 1917 d. 1918 (J)auahtar af 11.1 •

Alvill b.' 13 rab. 1926 d. 2 'ab. 1976

Victoy;ia W ..... b. 20 Oot. 1882 d. 5 liar. 1974 Ooia B. b. 1902 d. 1974

V.B. llary :0\IIII

b. 12 !loY. 1860 b. n J_ 1886

•• 10 !loY. 1929 d. 8 Dae. 1936

J .L. Ab ...

Auatill

b. 17 Oet. 1886 b. 21 \I...,. 1886

b. 25 'abo 1893

d. 25 !loY. 1930 d. 1 !lay 1933

•• 6 Oot. 1932

. _)

1I111ia Phillip. JI1ara b. 22 liar. 1898 '. S Jul11961

Vietoria b.

Lydia b.

J_ !. b. ElUabatb

1ltlU.a J..,1Dr

Dethi. J.W.

1879 d. 1881

1887 •• US9

21 reb. 1857 d. 20 MH. 19Oi1 110 1IIfo_<1oII

b. 30 AlII. 1930

b. 14 Jail. 1891 b. 8 Apr. 1890

'. 13 Jul,. 1967

'. 24 liar. 1965 ". 2S Oot. 19.,

-184-PH'fLLJ.PJ CKMF.TER'Y (Coo't pagt- 6)

PITTS

POIIELL

REED

SHEETS

SHEETS

STARLft

STOUT

SVLLIYAIt

Probably Orandparanta 01 Sara or J.... a.nnett

Catri. WII CharUe

J.S.

J •• 8e Ida

Hel'lKJD H. Lura. All ...

Hulbert R.

W.ltar lIcIv.rd

Praulin

ItS. MeUa ••

Arlu.

Mr., M.J.

Ada Ard.ll '

tun., B. G.W.

JaDe

MiltOft C. LaU. B.

111 111 .. '

aUllton 11011,. B_tt

fantOD.

W111t. E.

0 ... b.

Allerlea b.

J .... ·I. b. Ro •• b.

b. 1885 d. 1951 b. 16 May 1S78 d. 25 Jan. 1948

b. 20 Nov. 1840

b. 12 Sapt.1870 b. 28 Jan. 1873

b. 7 Hov. 1902

b. 14 Dac. 1896

b. 25 Jan. 1903

d. 29 .J.n. 1911

d. 6 Apr. 1947 d. 22 Dac. 1951

d. 3 J.n. 1964 d •. 18 Mar. 1977

d. 23 D.c. 1949

b. 1915 s~ of L.I. aad O.V. Sh •• c.

b. 16 Dac. 1873

b. , J .... 1897

b. 1878

b. 30 Jan. 1899

b. 9 liar. 1883

b. 8 Aul. 1177 b. 17 Oct. 1882

b. 13 Sept. 1_ b. 25 '.b. 1901

b. 21 a., 1827 b. 6 May 1835

b. 19 Mar. 189' b. 8 Oct. 1894

b. 20 A .... 1925

, b. 1899

1 Dac. Uj93 d.

13 ..... 1859 d.

1871 d. 1873 d.

d. 2311oY. 1893

d. 27 Sept. 1897

d. 1943

d. 16 Mar. 1899

d. 5 "",. 1883

d. 28 June 1964 d. 8 Oct. 1916

d. 23 J ..... 1958

d. Oct. 1907 d. "",. 1889

d. 4 Oct. 1967

d. 15 Dac. 1925

d. 1955

5 July 1895 (IDf.n~ of J.E.

11 AP'. 1904 (Wifa of J.P.)

1949 1951

• Roaa)

Pranca. b. 24 J.D. 1917 d. 22 Sept. 1927 CO .... btar of L ••• , J.Y.)

Arthur E. b."DeD. 1897 d. 5 ..... 1975 luthla L. b. 1899 4. 2 Oct. 1968

.adl .. b. 7 ..... 1;22 d. 26 ..... 1922

Ar.,Ma b. 1897 d.! 1919 1Umd. Purl b. 18 a., 1899 d. 16 Hal'. 1970

J.r. ,,,be 1~ .Oct. 1905 d. 24 Oct. 1'45

-185-PHILLIPI CEMETERY (Con't page 7)

SUTTON Sc:harlotte T. b. 22 Juno 1818 d. 15 Jen. 1904

Benjamin Franklin b. 25. July 1838 d • 10 !ler. 1907 ..... nd. b. 7 Juna 1848 d. 17 June 1902

Benja.in F. (ABa 75) d. 24 Aug. 1956 (Carruth Funeral Haaa) (Son of B.P. & ..... nd.)

Ceorge David (Son of Doder & Katy) d. 23 Sept. 1958 (Carruth Funar.l Hooa)

TlIOHAS L ...... rd b. 10 !lerc:h 1891 d. 31 Dee. 1974

THORP Jame_ T. b. 28 Key 1895 d. jo AUI. 1963 !lery A. b. 13 S.pt. 1895 d. 16 !ler. 1977

VAUG1IAII M.L, b. 16 Juno 1858 d. T

Vera. 'D. b. 18 Sept. 1894 d. 12 April 1896 (Daulhter of M.L. Vaugban)

C.W. b. 11 July 1889 d. ?

S_l P. ABe 80 d. !ley 1888

!lery E. b. 8 May 1880 d. 4. July 1882

VAUG1IAII J.R. b. 20 Jan. 1868 d. 25 Oet. 1889

Doy1. b. 1920 4. 1932

John b. 1884 4. 1955 Dorothy M. b. 1893

K.B. b. 15 ..... 1884 d. 2 Mo,,_ 1907 (Wif. of t)

Infant .on of John B. & Ti1'a 1907

WADE La ... b. ~5 A.... 1894 •• 15 Oct • U78

Will1aoo T. b. 9 !ley 1889 •• 17 Oet. 1918

Flora ADa (JobQ8DD) 110 intonation.

Willta Do .. lal b. 8 Sap •• 19%1 •• 29 Apr. 1973 (PYT. u. S. Afti)')

Allan D. •• 25 II..... 1923 Sua ... b. 12 Dec. 1856 •• 8 II..... 1933

lloeh b. 9 Juno 1896 •• 2 Apr. 1923

WAITE Gro .. t B. b. 14 !Iov. 1886 •• 14 Nov. 1949

J •••• R. b. 1920 •• i944 (W II 'PC, INF. 28)

WAUCBAN S.". b. 22 Apr. 1851 •• 19 J..... 1925

IllAVIR Willi. Laonar' b. 1892 •• 1968 Laona llota. b. 1895 "". 1974

Dono11 E. b. 11 'ob. 1920 •• 5 July 1931 (SoD of WL • Laona)

Thu_ b. 17 J..... 1916 d. 21 ..... 1926 <SoD of WL • Laona)

Intant 'auabtar of Dr. & Mr •• G.D. w. .. ar

&ad E. b. 9 Oct. 1900 d. 27 Dec. 1970

W1y b. 9 May 1859 •• 11 A .... 1935 Coorso D. (Dr.) b. l' Key 1853 d. 20 !lerch 1926

-ltl6·-

1~IIlI.I.IIJ 1 Ci"..HE'I'KHY (Cuult page H)

Ida b. 21 Hay 1890 d. 26 'ab. 1914

Daniel W.b.tel' b. ,] Jan. 1877 d. 12 Mal'. 1962 Ada Sh.ata b. 24 July 1880 d. UPeb. 1946

Elole V. b. 14 Nov. 1904 d. 25 May 1931 (Dausbtar of DW' Ada)

Eula b. 2 Aug. 1900 d. 22 Nov. 1927 (Wife of M.B. Saith)

Jewel b. 15 Oct. 1916 d. 29 Nov. 1920 (Son of OW , Ada)

Zora b. 13 Au!. 1912 d. 4 Mar. 1913 (Daughter of DW , Ada)

WEATHEBPOBD ThalJU 1.. Jean b. 3 lIec. 1931 d. 18 Nov. 1951

WHITFIELD Ollie b. 9 July 1897 d. 8 Oct. 1915

Mary b. 2 Dac. 1877 d. 25 Oct. 1915

Deary b. 19 '.b.1910 d. 10 May 1930

J_ M. b., 15 Sept. 1873 d. 7 July 1952

Avie b. 1 \lov. 1874 d. 18 Oct. 1961 R.W. b. 7 J.... 1865 d. 3 July 1945

WILLIAMS EJ"'M8t X. b. 7 J .... 1906 d. 31 Mar. 1977 Almt. B. b. 15 Jul,. 1912

'loyd Blaear b. • Oce. 1910 d. 31 May 1978 Willia Ball Mau., b. 7 Sept. 1912

:<OODALL Mast ... b. 15 J ... 1939 d. 4 J_ 1944 (Daushtar af Balvia Sabal)

WORLEY Uley b. 15 Dac:. 1121 d. 3 April 1159

WRIOIIT IIary C. b. 12 Sept. 1,,6 ' d. 21 #.us. 1968

Suata b. 14 JUl.,. 1858 d. 18 Aq. 1941

J __ 0. b. 7 Dac:. 1884 d. 8 April 1901

Wtllt.a b. 2 Jul,. 1892 d. 19 1Iov. 1912

Ia. S. b. 1 J ... 1882 d. IS Sept. 1967

------------------NO LAST IWII Laura (vUa) AaIlr ... Lolli.. (vifa)

1898 24~; 1876-29 liar. 1930 1 J.... 1877·1 JUDI 1925

, , TYPIST. J ... Sutt ...

NOTE: From: Layton R. Sutton, M.D., "This' inventory of the Phillipi Cemetery is near Bismarck, 'Hot Spring .. County, Arkan.as, I was told this cemcery

has never, ,been plotted, so it may be of help to the readers of our Arkansas Family ,Historian. My family snd I inventoried this on our yearly trip to visit family and frienda, Thanks to all for the wonderful work being done on' the HUtorian. The name. that are tyPed single space, appeared to us to be husband and wife.

<,

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CHRISTIAN CHURCH MINISTERS IN ARKANSAS FROM THE YEAR BOOKS

OF THE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST: 1892-1900 by Susan K. Ruple ';;:"Iik Pdd/aJ(:onJ .......... ,

The Christian Church was a rapidly growing institution in Ark­

ansas in the 1890's, and early 1900's. The following is a list, of its

ministers in Arkansas, the years in which they were listed and their

postoffices. Several different postoffices may be listed for some

ministers, due to a change in pastorate •.

Akers, J.T.

Allhands, E.S.

Allison, A.

Amett, R.J.

Andrus, A.A.

Armitage,Joseph

Austin, \r.\n.

Averitt, R.J.

Baker, Eli

~ldwin, D.J.

Bare, J.W.

Battenfield, ,S.G.

Baxter, Eli

Baxter, J.H.

Beamu", S.R.

Beeman, S.R.

Bezoni, F.A.

Blue, J.G.

Bonham, P.H.

Bowen, Benton

Bowen, Dudl"¥

Bowman, S.

Bradley, S.S.

POSTOFFICE AND DATE(S)

Rogers (1892)

Arkadelphia (1894) Hebron,(1897, 1898', 1900)

Evansville (1897, 1898)

Oga~n (1897, 1900)

Auvergne (1900) ,

Evansville (1897, 1900)

Piggott (1897, 1900)

Portland (1894) ~ittle Rock (1897, 1898, 1900)

Fayetteville (1897, 1898, 1900)

Eureka Springs (1900)

DeWitt (1898)

Eureka Springs (1900)

1892

Columbus (1897,1898)

1892, 1894

Maysville l1892, 1894l ,Pea Ridge 1897, 1900

Milo (1894) Morrell (1897, 1900)

Fulton County (1898)

Pinnacle (1892, 1894, 1897)

Harri son (1894)

Harrison (1897)

RI!I1IIII!I (1900)

Little River (1892, 1894)

i ,

MINISTERS (Con't page 2)

Bratcher, J.W.

Breedlove, W.J.

Bridle, H.W.

Buchanan, C.B.

Buchanan, Toil.

Bule, Lemuel'

Bunce, Will i am

Burcham, J. R.

Burks, S.O.

Burton, R.

Burrils " A.

Caldwell, J.W.

Cardwell, J.N.

Cate, James

Champion, Willis

Chance, P.J.

Church, J.S.

Clark, George

Clem, J.N.

Collier, H.C.

Collrard, W.H.

ContIs, M.M.

Conner, J.S.

Connor, M.J.

Cook, John A.

Cowell, H.C.

Craig, W.M.

Crain, a·.~.

Cranford,Dick

Crawford, Elder

Dacus, H.

Davis,Ande"son

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Dana. (1892, 1894) Waldron (1897, 1898, 1900)

Tyro (1897)

Prescott (1892, 1894, 1897, 1898, 1900)

Rocky Comfort (1894, 1897)

Prescott (1900)

kittle Rock (1897)

Benton (1892, 1894, 1898, 1897, 1900)

Scottsville (1900)

Moffatt (1897)

Russellville (1894, 1898)

Alpin (1892, IB94)

Russellville (1900)

Pocahontas (lB94)

Moffatt (1897, 1898, 1900)

Center Point .(1897! 1898, 1900 .

Mansfield (1892, 1894)

Freeman (1897, 1B98, 1900)

Texarkana' (lB97, 1898, 1900)

HOt Springs (1892)

Waldron (1892, 1894)

National (1892, 1894)

West Fork (1894, 1900)

Noland (1892, 1894).

. Maynard (1897')

Falcon (1898)

Benton (1892, 1894)

Mabelvale (1897)

Windsor (1897, 1898)

Whitefield (1891, 1898)

Buena Vista (1898)

Chickalah (1897,.1898)

ColUlllbus (1900)

.'

MINISTERS (Con' t page 3)

Davi s, Charles

Davis, Elder

Davis, M.E.

Davis, T.P.

Denman, D.H.

Differ, 11.0.

Dillon, B.J.

Dodson, J.B.C.

Donaldson. Dr. M.

Denham, .J.W.

Dunlavy, Lee II.

Dunn,

Durham, J.W.

Duvall, G.A.

Edmonds, E. T •

Ester. R.M.

Evans, J.K.

Fears. Jas. W.

Fears, W.T.

Ferrell, J .H.

Fuller. J.H.

Galispie. Dr.

Garland. J.B.

Garrett, J.W.

George, E.M.

Gilbert, S.D.

Gilbreath. L.D.

Grant, Jas. A.

Gurley. O. E.

Hall. H.

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Amity (1898)

West Fork (1898)

Crystal City (1897) Hot Springs (1898, 1900)

Mt. Home (1897, 1898, 1900)

Wynne (1900)

Caddo Gap (1892, 19941 1897, 1898, 19001'

"Russellville (1892)

1892, 1894

Rector (1897)

Sandh111 (1897)

Fayetteville (1897, 1898)

Lavaca (1892, 18~4)

Sandhill (1892, 1894)

Tull (1894, 1897, 1898, 1900)

Ft. Smith (1897, i898, 1900)

Harrison (1892. 1894, 1897. 1898)

Flippin (1892, 1894)

Magnolia (18921 1894, 1897, 1898, 19001

Magnolia (1894, 1897, 1900)

Jonesboro 11892) Nettleton 1894, 1897) Coal Hill 1898, 1900)

Newport (1897, 1898, 1900)

Hazen (1898)

Carbon Creek (1897, 1898, 1900)

Springdale (1892)

. Bakersfield (1892, 1894; 1897, 1898, 1900

1892, 1894

Waldron (1897)

Star of the West (1898, 1900)

Springdale (1892)

Greenfi e 1 d (1892, 1894, 1897)

MINISTERS (Con't page 4)

Hankey, J. W.

Harper. Elderc

Harral. A.M. '

Harris. J.T.

Hawkins. Jno. A.

He)11phill. H.P.

Hinds. J. T.

Holmes. S.H.

Howard. R.H.

Hubbard. A.G.

Hudspeth. W.J. Huff. E.B.

Ireland. will.

Jackson. J .R.

James. wn lis

Jessup. J.R.

JohnsQn. R.H.

Jones.A.

Jpnes. Elder

Jones, Grlnell

Jones, J.H.

Jones, J.T.

Jones, Will ts

Kelly. Robt. 0,

Kelton. W.O.

.Kel~n, W,S.

Kincaid, T.H.

King, H.T.

Knox, J.B.

Kreel ___ _

Lawson. J.H.

Lemons,J.M.

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Russellville (1892. 1894)

P.orls (1892. 1894. 1897)

Rogers (1898. 1900)

Fayettevl1 1 e '(1894)

Russellville (1897)

Glencoe (1892. 1894. 1897)

Russellville (1897)

Okalona (1894)

Corley (1892. 1894)

Stuttgart (1891. 1898. 1900)

Texarkana(1894. 1897, 1898)

80the (l894l Boone (1897 Donald (1898. 1900)

Eureka Springs (1892. 1894. 1897)

Mangrum (1898, 1900)

Eureka Springs (1897)

Little Rock (1898, 1900)

Springdale (1897, 1898) Atkins (1900)

Amity (1892. 1894. 1897)

Alma (1892 • 1894)

Stuttgart (1892)

'"to Glenn (1892, 1894) Amity (1897. 1898, 1900)

Al .. (1897. 1898, 1900)

Malvern (1898)

Lancaster (1897)

1892. 1894

1892, 1894

,Hot Springs (1898, 1900)

Melbourne (1892. 1894, 1897)

Springdale (1897)

National (1892, 1894)

Atkins (1894. 1897)

Pocahontas (1892, 1894, 1897.

1898, 1900)

MIHISTIRS (Coa't pa,e 5)

Leonard, G.W.

Lewis, J.C.

lotz, R.L.

Lovelady, H.M.

!.,ynn, J.C.

Maddox, Ca1vin

Mahimdro, J.~.

Mangrum, K.

Marley, J.B.

Marshall,. J.B.

Martin, Chas .•

Martin, H.

Martin, W.M~

'Mathes, A.C.

Mathes, W.A.

Matthews, W.A.

McAfee, Elder

McAtee, H.H.

McBride, W.H.

McDaniel, S •.

Mcknight, R.E.

Miller, John O.

Mills, A.J.

Moore,W.O.

Morley, J.B;

Newlands, T.S.

O'Kelley, .limes R.

Owen, Green

Patterson,T;S.

Payne, Wesley

Pinkerton, J.L.

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Orchard (1898, 1900)

Beebe (1897)

Ft. Smith (1892)

1892, 1894

Golden City (1897; 1898) 1900 .

Mt. Hersey (1892, 1894; 1897, . 1898, 1900

Mt. Home (1892, 1894)

Portland (1897)

J.onesboro (1897)

Augusta (1892) . Argenta (1894, 1897, 1898,1900)

Springdale (1892)

Portland (1898, 1900)

Jewell (1898, 1900)

Ft. Smith (1892)

Ft. Smith (1892)

1892

Patterson Bluff (1892, 1894)

Prairie View (1894,1897)

Patterson Bluff (1892, 1894)

Little Rock (1892)

Bentonville (1892)

. Hot Springs (1897)

Remmel (1898, 1900)

Harrison (1892) Eureka Springs (1894,. 1897)

'Russellville (1892)

Brown (1892, 1894, 1897)

Lancaster (1892, 1894, 1897, 1898, 1900)

Clearwater(1897) 8ald Knob (1898, 1900)

Mari anna (1892) Barton (189B, 1900)

Mt. Hersey (1897) Little Rock (1897, 1900)

F~ettevllle (1897, 1898, 1900)

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Hl~lST!RS (Con't p.!l.ge 6)

Pattei', T.O. Fulksville (1897, 1900)

POWl! 11. ,lohn M.rl~lt. (11101. lono)

Ra9land, N.M. Fayetteville (1892, 1094, 1900)

Ranmage, J,i!. Nashville (1897)

Randolph, E. Hartman (1900)

Ratliffe, J.M. Hope (1897, 1898, 1900)

Real, E.R.f. Siloam Springs (1098, 1900)

Reed, J.J. Heber Springs (IS90)

Reese, S.R. Dodd City (1094, 1097)

Roberts, J.R. Pea Ridge (IS92, 1894, 1897)

Roberts, J.T. Bentonville (1094) Ft. Smith (1897)

Robe~tson, J.S. Newport (1892, IS94. 1897, 1898)

Robinson, D.B •. Huntsville 11892) . .Springdale 1894, 1~7, IS98)

Rose, S. Black Rock. (IS94, 1897)

Rose, J.A. Harri son P092 i 1894) Garfield 1897

Rose, W.B. Huntsville (IS94, 1097)

Russell,. W.H. Swi fton (1898)

Sanders, .d.W. Swifton (1892, 109~)

Sanders; P.J. Toltec (I89S, 1900)

Sa~p, F.B. Pine Bluff (1894)

Scott, Larken Pine·Bluff (1892, 1894)

. Secris t, T. P. Okalona(I892) O~x (1894)

Seemster, E.M. ~voca (1894, 1897, 1898, 1900)

Self, Thos. O. Waldron (1897')

Trigee, T •. T. Patterson Bl uff (1892, 1894)

SetHff, J.A •. Texarkana (1892) Sharp,. Stuttgart. (1900)

Sheigley. T.H.: . &Gal Hill -(1892)

Shibley, Dr. J.-S. Paris (1894, 1897, 1898)

Shultz, cW.H. Ozone (1892, 1894)

Smith, Marshall Bald Knob (1897) Sowell, W.J.· Beebe (1897, 1898. 1900)

Spain •. J.W. Driggs (1894. 1897) , I Speer.J.Ii. Staunton (1900)

MIIIISTEIlS <COIl' t 1'''. 7)

Spurlock. G.W.

Starling. W.A.

Strainer. Dr.

Streator. W.A.

Strickland. F.M.

Tabar. LA.

Taylor. Jas. A.

TenllY. G.L.

Thomas. C.J.

Thompson. 1 rvi n

'Thompson. W.M.

Threlkeld. Nola

Tottie. WIn.

Towery. G.C.

Townsend. J.S.

Trundle. P.A.

Tucker. C.

Tucker. Elder

Tucker. G.W.

Tucker. W.E.

Tull. Jno. M.

Tyson. L.C •.

Vamer. Edward

Vaughn. L.B.

Virgit.J.R.

Wagner. S •.

Walker.·' .1;;..0'

Wallace.A.it·

Wel.filth, C.M.

l/est. I.Q.

West. Marion

..

Wilderson. W.y,M.'

Wilhite. DeWitt

Williams. Henry

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~th Springs (1894. 1897) Hope (1898. 1900)

1892. 1894

Argenta (1900)

Cardiff (1900)

Tuckerman (1900)

Conway (1894. 1897. 1898. 1900)

Mt. "Home (1897. 1898)

8lakemore (1898. 1900) ..

Al~ra (1897. 1898. 1900)

Amity (1897. 1898. 1900)

Amity (1894. 1898. 1897. 1900)

Delight (1898)

Blackton. (1898. 1900)

Patterson Bluff (1892. 1894. 1897, 1898. 1900)

Newport (1892. 1894)

Eureka Springs (1898. 1900)

Coffeeville (1898. 1900)

Jonesboro (1898)

Buena Vista (1900)

81.ck~OCk (1897)

Tull (1894. 1897. 1898. 1900)

1892 •. 1894

Hang"" (1897.·1898. 1900)

O'Keene (1897)

Camden (1894. 1897. 1900)

1892 • .1894

Lake City (1897, 1898. 1900)

Cardiff (1898, 1900) .. -".. .

Center Point (18921'

Van, Buren (1894. 1897) croSs Lana (1892. 1894, 1898

. . 189B, 1900)

.' Jonesboro (1894)

Pas tori a (1897. 1898. 1900)

Jewell (1898. 1900)

MINISTERS (Con't page 8)

Williams, .J.A.

Williams, J.F.

Williams. Joe

Williams, Paul

Wilmoth, C.M.

Wilson, H.L.

Wood, J. N.

Woodin, Jos. 8.

Woods, J.D.·

Woods., J.N.

Wooldridge, C.E.

Worl~, T.J.

Wright, J.R.

Wyatt, Frederick F.

Young, G.P.

Young, II.H.

Young,W.W.

MOVINGI

RIEMIEMBIERI

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Siloam Springs (1891, 1898, 1900)

Stuttgart (1898)

Jewell (1898, 1900)

Jewell (1898, 1900)

Center Point (1894) Corinth (1891)

Pra I rl e Grove (1892, 1894, .. . 1891, 1898, 1900)

Mt. Glenn (1891)

lexa (1891, 1898)

Clearwater (1897, 1898, 1900)

Mtn. Glenn (1897)

Atkins (1898, 1900)

FIsher (1897, 1894, 1898, . 1900)

Camden (1897, 1898) CollJIIbus (1900)

Mena (1898)

Cardiff (1898, 1900)

little Rock (1897, 1898, 1900)

8atesville (1898, 1900)

YOUR EDITOR NEEDS TO KNOW· WHEREIII PLEASE NOTIFY: A .G.B.

4200 "A" Street L1tt.le Rock, Arkan8as 72205

-195-LOST CEMETERIES

From: Jo Ann D. McCright, 1312 S. Tyler, Little Rock, AR 72204. The follow-ing is "19st" Cemetery rec.ords that my sister, Sharon Beals and 1 obtained

on foot. The cemetery off Highway # 10 is so overgrown, and inaccessab1e, we feel we may not have gotten the entire cemetery. Perhaps in the winter, when there is less foliage, other may be found.

Since 1 have been subscribing to the Arkansas Family Historian, 1 have 1earne4 so much, and shared information with many callers. Your purpose is certainly a worthwhile venture, and I, for one, thank God you are theret

UNION CEMETERY End of Western Hills Avenue, Little Rock, Arkansas

Mary Poe, "Mother" Delilah N. NEAl. "Mother" Thomas NEAL "Father" Annie Bell Ragsvi11e Lu1a Mae Lott Christine M. Bryant Betty J. Solmon

"Gone but not forgotten"

12 December 1886 1887 1876 11-5-22 9 April 1922. 20 November 1924

11 December 1957 1968 1975 1972 10-4-67 23' April 1961 3 September 1966

NOTE: Many graves with no marker·s. Many markers, no inscriptions

CEMETERY: Located behind the Good Earth Nursery (15601 Highway 10, Little Rock, Arkansas

CHAMBERS: . Hallie C., son of J.B. 6 M.E. Chambers, b. 30 Jan 1892 d. 30 Dec. 1903 Herbert, son of J.B. 6,M.E. Chambers' 7 September 1889, d.2 Jan 1904

(The above were on one tombstone) "God call for us 6 we must go." Jenie Chambers - Baby James K. Polk Chambers, b. 4 Oct. 1846, d.9 Dec. 1896 "His loving kindness shall never be forgotten by wife, son, and daughters."

James Thomas Chambers, son of J.P. 6 M.A.' Chambers, b. 12 Dec. (1) Tombstone broken at birthdate) died 22 Dec. 1887

"Gone from our home, but not from our hearts."

Otelia Lawrence ,Baby Lawrence

1891

Charles L. Fawbush, son of.L.C. 6 L.F. iawbush

1900

born 4 June, 1882, d. 1 Sept . .1886 "Gone. to a better land."

Bosic Fawbush, son of L.C. 6 L.F. Fawbush b. 21 May 1884, d.14 April 1886 "Gone to a better land."

Laura F. FaWbush, .b. 22 Nov. 1857 18 November 1907 "Having finished life' s duty, she now surely rests."

Lewis C. Fawbush, b. 12 March 1850 18 December 1907 "Kind father of love, Thy art gone to Thy rest. Forever to bask mid the joys of the bleat."

Laura L. Fawbush 13 March 1890 2.1 Sept: 1897

Lena MILLER; wife of G. H. Miller, b. 24 May 1878-19 April 1913 "She fau1tered by the wayside and the angels took her home."

Jesse ,Morrow 1891 1945

Luther G. Gaskins - Texas· Pvt. US Marine Corps - February 18, 1937

Ella Byrd HUMPIlREYS "Mother", b. 5 Nov. 1862 Note: Looks like a relatively new stone.

NOTE: Five markers with no inscriptions.

15 April 1936

EDITOR'S NOTE.: OUr many thanks to Mrs. KcCright for sharing this informa­tion with us. If you can add anything to t6is information, please contact Mrs. McCright.

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-1116- . JOHN INGRAM "'AMl. LY

JOHN INGRAM. The earliest evidence of the history of this illustrious family i8 obtained from family annals, kept from generation to generation

and handed down from father to son. About.the year 1680 Sir Nedom Ingram appea'rs as a prominent citizen of Worcester shire , England. He was. pre Scotet blood, and belonged to that sturdy old and honored historical religious sect called: "The Waldenses" An active advocate of the Protestant reformation, he. was among ·those.who. (at theat time) courageously encouraged both in word and'deed, the dissemination of that light which was first manifested under: "Crammer's" r.reaching, he who has been aptly styled "The Morning Star of the Reformation. "

Sir Nedom INGRAM, it seems was married twice, and had four sons, two by his first wife, Emanuel and Joseph Ingram, and by his. second wife, Nedom and Thomas Ingram. At a later day, about the beginning of the seventeenth cenc tury Joseph and Thomas emigrated to the colony of North Carolina, in North America, settling first near Raleigh. Joseph Ingram is reported as marrying a Miss Rains and had several children, among whom were two boys named Nedom and Shadrach Ingram. In time both marrietl and Shadrach Ingram had four children: Nedom, Joseph and Shadrach, and one. girl, Elizabeth Ingram, Shad­rach Ingram, who was the grandfather of John Ingram, the subject of this sketch, was born in Edgecombe Co., N.C. about the year 1767, and married Miss Elizabeth DeLoche, who was also born.in the;same county in the year 1765.

Her ancestors emigrated from France about the year 1590, to escape Catholic persecution, and settled in the colony of Virginia. After Shadrach Ingram's marriage, he settled down to farming with slave labor in that county, his good old father having left him, and all his other children a moderate com­petency. Soon after the beginning of the present century, he moved to the Territory of Tennessee, and located near Lebanon, in ,Wilson County, where he continued farming on an extensive scale for that day and time. He served faithfully through the War of 1812 against Great Gritain. Some time between 1830 and 1834, .he (Shadrach Ingram), like many other good hearted, but un­fortunate men, became the security of a friend, and the result was financial ruin. All his little fortune was swept away, leaving him and his family al­most homeless and penniless. Soon after, leaving Wilson Co., TN., he moved to Washington Co., All,;, . in 1836 or 1837, where he again opened a farm and dici the best he could. though in the lattel' years of his life he and his good wife were cared for by their youngest son, Shadrach Ingram, Jr.,. until their death, which occurred between the years 1855 and 1859. A tl'ue and noble man, sincel'e and honest, none evel' lived who lived his wife and children mOl'e de­votedly and affectionately, Although his ancestol'S wel'e Scotch and he was a native Amel'ican, his love fol' the old land, as well as an al'dent and devot­ed advocacy of educational and l'eligious tl'aining, were among the most Pl'om­inent tl'aits of his charscter. He had eight ,children, four boys' and four girls. All of them. are now deceased, except three: Shadrach; Dilly (Sher.ry) and Will Ingram (the father of John Ingram), William Ingram was born.near Lebanon, Tenn., March IS, 1815, and remained with his father until seventeen years of age, when, he went to the State of Illinois, near Carrollton, 'where in his eighteenth year, ,he became a member of. the Church (Old School Baptist)

There he also met and married Miss Elizabeth A. Pearson, of Puritan stock, 6 March. 1833. She was born 17 April 1817, in Gibson Co" Ind. Early in September following .their. union. they started for the Territoy of Arkansas, arriving at Fsyetteville in October sndsettling nesr that (then) small village, where Mr. Ingrsmcommenced farming snd preaching. Arkansas was ther a wild and dreary wilderness, and when he went out to preach he could do no better than some of his earliest predecessors, go out withQut scrip or purse, because wild meat and ,hone were plenty, and both proved an acceptable diet in those days .. On the night of 10 November 1833 Mr. Ingram and wife went out on the mountain (four miles from town) to.sit up with old ,Uncle Johnnie Miller, who was quite ill, some eight or ten persons also being present. Ouring their night watch and about 2 o'clock A.M. on the morning ot the 11th, the whole heaven~'were singularly a light by an immense blaze, which, upon discovery, was found to proceed from a great meteric shower; this occassion of "the falling stars" has ever been a matter of historicai comment.

In their extreme anxiety many kneeled and prayed to God to preserve them from a burning world,. though others, and the more curious watl:hed the pro­ceeding until its close. Rev. Mr. Ingram and his wife are bOth living and well, still residing near FayetteVille, at the age of seventy-four .. He is as .regular in his devotIons to the ministry and the service of hi's divine Maste.r., as he was in stll.rting;out. Uf~y-five ,~fifty-8ix.years ago,. and in­deed more so, the trust whicnne,'O'lll!'e .i\ad·'having . been found by experience to be, the only sure dependence the beauty of whichincreases,withyears. Mr. and Mrs. Ingram are the parents of seven Children, four boys and 'three girls: Mrs. Mary Davis (the eldest, living in Washington Co.; John (subject of this

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JOHN INGRAM (Can' t page 2)

memoir, in Little Rock, Miss Elizabeth A. (died in 1864), Jones P. (a suc­cessful farmer near Wsveland, in Yell County), Miss Irene (lives with her respected father and mother).

Sandy O. Ingram (also a farmer in Washington County, and Albert J. Ingram (the youngest). The parents reside on the family homestead, and Albert J. is a successful farmer, well-eo-do, and it is under his roof that the old people (his parents) and his youngest sister find a home of cheerful welcome, loving care, and all the needed comforts in their declining years. His father, now seventy-four years old, whose ministry runs back to his eigh- . teenth or nineteenth year, is one whose life had been well spent, like SaIIlUel of old, a .eNant of thl!.most high God ... NOt.i>nly ~y he look back upon a Hfa welt _"ent in his. effortS to call others to repentarlce, but ha can and does sincerely enjoy the proudestheritage of allmsnkinci, that of knowing his ancestors; for several centuries back have been prominent in supplying servants and soldiers for the Cross of Christ. John Ingram, son of Rev. William Ingram, was born near Fayetteville, Ark., 3 May 1836. He remained with his father on the farm and attended the schools of the county. until about fifteen years old, after which hawas employed in the circuit clerks office, under Presley R. Smith, who was a native of Fayetteville, TN. Remaining there and also attending school at the Arkansas College (then : under the superintendence of Rev. Robert Graham, President) for some time. he subsequently taught a country schaal about one year, and at the end of that period was tendered and accepted a clerkship in a large and extensive wholesale and retain dry goods and grocery hause of Wallace Ward & Co. At the time of this offer to him, the firm ~e was Ward & Southmayd, Van Buren, Ark. The year 1861 still found him at this place but he soon left it to enter service of his native state (Arkansas), in the great contest for con­stitut.ional liberty. In eight or ten months the troops were transfered to the Confederate cause, which cause he served faithfully until the last of May 1865, when he was paroled with others by Gen. Canby. He arrived here in June 1865, and has made his place of residence ever since. Soon after his arrival Mr. Ingram married to Mrs. E. A. Broughton (formerly Miss Calhoun), who had one child, Mollie Broughton, the later married Col. A. S. Fowler, a prominent citizen and highly cultured gentleman of this city, who is doing a most extensive and profitable life insurance business.Mr/ Ingram has 3 children: Sue Ayliff; Charles Calhoun; and Carrie Eugenia Ingram. . NOTE: The above is supposedly from a county history by Goodspeed, published

about 1890.

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN - Rev. WID. Ingram - 1898

The Rev. WID. Ingram, one of Washington county's oldest and best citizens, died at his home near Greenland on Sunday night, 30 Oct. 1898, and was laid to rest in the family burying ground, near Moses Tharp's on the 31st of Oct .• Rev. J., R. Loving of the Regular Church officiating.

Uncle "Billy" Ingram, as he was familiarly called by his many friends, deserves a, page in the history of Washington county, in which he had lived for sixty five years as an honest, law-abiding, industrious citizen, and which he found a wild forest, only recently the hunting ground of the Indian and which, by energy and 'industry, was soon converted into fruitdul fields.

Mr. Ingram was a descendant of an English family who came to America in early cononial days. His ancestors were true patriots and'brave soldiers during the RevolUtionary War. He was born in Wilson Co., Tenn., 16 April 1815, and in eafly boyhaod went to the new state of Illinois. where, at the age of 18 year~, be was married to Miss Elizabeth Ann Pearson, who was just 17 years of age. They were married in Fulton Co., Illinois, on the 6th of March 1833, by WID, D. Putman, a justice of the peace. On the 10th of the following September this newly married couple sterted.on the long journey for .the newly settled country of Washington county, Ark., and reached the litt~e village of Fayetteville on the 19th of October, 1833. and built their first· home five miles south of town where, in Feb. 1835 .their first child was botn,-- daughter, (Marcy Ann)--nowMrs. Davis, living at West Fork. Here wa. also born their first son, John Ingram, now a prominent businessman in Little Rock. Other children were born to tham who are now dead, but Sandy Ingram, their. fifth child, is one of Wa8hington county's most respect-ed citizens, whose home is near Woolsey, this county. .

Jones Ingram of Yell county is a son of the deceasad. His BOn Andrew lives at the old homestead, and he took good care of his

venerab-le father during his declining years, and during his last illness he re.ceived the kindest attention of his chilsren.

-198-DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN - Wm. Ingram (Con't page 2)

He made a profession of religion at the age of 18, attached himself to the Reg\llar Baptist Church and was an earnest, zealous worker in that church until the year 1839, when feeling called to more active duties in the church he began his public ministry, exhorting his fellow men to live for God, honor and glory,

,He wa~ one of the original members of the first Baptist church organi­zed in Washington county and at the same time of his death was the oldest member of that church in this part of the state, except ,Mrs. Sarah Chapman who lives near the home of the deceased. In 1848, at the association held on Lee's Creek in Crawford county, he was regularly ordained as a licensed minister of the gospel and was a co-laborer in the church with those old worthies-"Revs. John H01comb, Thos. W. Brinson, Thomas Dodson, and James

. Mayfield, all of whom preceded him to that land of rest, where the old "pioneer preacher" has found ,them awaitinJ:\ his coming to join in their Heavenly songs of praise.

Only a few months ago I was present at the funeral of his old friend and neighbor, 'Stephen Pearson, and heard him talk at the grave--assuring those present that he WaS ready for the Master's call and that death had no terrors for him.

On the first Sunday in October he waS attending the Baptist association held at Wheeler, this county, and returned to his home on the 4th of October was taken down sick on the 10th and died On the 30th. During his illness, which lasted 20 days, he often told his family and driends that he never had enjoyed one of ,their associations as much as the one just closed, saying that there was so much good preaching, and good fellowship exhibited among Chrls,tians of all denominations that it seemed like heaven begun on earth. His life has been an open book. No one doubted his honesty and integrity. As a neighbor he was kind and obliging, as a friend true and faithful, as a citizen active in the discharge of every duty and I daresay that no man ever had just cause of complaint against him during the 65 years that he had lived in Washington county.

In politics he was as ,honest in his belief as he was in his religious views and never was afraid to speak his honest sentiments. He was proud to be known as a Jackson Democrat.

There are but very few men yet living in our county who were here when Uncle Billy Ingram, with his young bride of 17 summers, moved into their log cabin in the wilderness in 1833. They lived happily together for 61 years. His wife died about four years ago and his wornout body was laid beside her, there to sleep until the resurrection morn. This'noble, generous-hearted old pioneer will great his friends no more in his hospitable home on earth but, his many friends will cherish his memory, and his good deeds will live after. him. .' '

. J. H. Van Hoose taken. from the Fayetteville, Arkansas newspaper, November 1898. NOTE: . " .

The following is, ,a copy of ,a letter written to, S. O. Ingram, Blackburn, AR on 23rd Oct. 1899 ,from Little Rock, AR by his brother John Ingram (the

. letter head has "THE.M.\SSACHUSETT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Springfield ··Ma8S"~ .

Dr Brother Your letter rec's & glad to hear from you. For the past 3

years I have 'been afflicted with "Inflamstory rheumatism"in my right foot & leg so seriously that I am·unable to get around much of the time & will be wholly unable to atten fathers funeral 1£ .it was to occur in 5 miles of this town I couldn't attend it, my ·foot is twisted so I can't walk on it to do any good I am so mortified & hurt that I was, .not able to go & see father & mother during their illness & deaths, or even attend his or mothers 'funeral that I am greatly. prostrated over it, I di.d want to see you all before I die, but it seems that I am to be deni.ed that blessing in this life because now I am beyond'going about to see anyone Sue and Carrie, are both in poor health also Carrie.-.; •... asMr. Wiahendorff ... (cant read) and I pray god to bles~ you at'the church at ..•. 6o all others ... hoping to hear from you again after the meeting with my love to all of our family I am truly your brother

John Ingram

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n .• L.. Rev, Wi 11 iam TO U· ttl~~ .. 1 RAn" o. ' , of Information: Born 16 ADril 1815 Lace Wilson Co., Family records

Led 6 March 1833 Lace Fulton Co." III

Died 30 October 1898 ,n -, '~"iH"~ :0 n ••••• lace F .. mil v Rn~io 1 . ,

His Father's_ INGRAM His Kother'. name II'

Wife Elizabeth PEERSON ,-

Born 4 March 1816 Place Co., Ind.

Died 12 October 1895 Placer-,~ .,,, " ;;;;;:; Co

Buried Lace

Her Father's name PEERSON Her Kother'. name ,

Additional Information:

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I" I MAr" Ann T",,.n.u i 26'F~t1834 ~ John .3 May 1835

iF nH .L ... Jane '5 April 1848 '

" Jones .. '~n'u • '19 Jan 1850

M i~Andv 112 Feb 1852 Iwhi ' ... i ~~ ,CA I2Aug 11174 .' F I Irena n'''UM 118 Oct 1855

Al bert " o. 7 Sept 1857

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Addres. 151 Berekley Drive Additional Information: City, _____ TU~I~4~re~,~ ____________ _

State, ___ ....!::Ca~l~i:!.f~or~n~i:::a ___ Zip Code, ____ _ All these children were born in ., Fayetteville, Washington Co., Arkansas

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17 Judiah Mowry B 20 August 1854 4 Luther Edward Irwin PBFort Wayne, Indiana

(Pather of 2) M 22 July 1875 B 15 Aug 1813(Mother of 8) 021 March 1910

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Eli March 1877 PB Gibsonburg, Ohio H 12 March 1899 D 23 August 1948 PO Whittier, California

Edward Luther Irwin (!'ather of

2 January 1918 Whittier, California 15 January 1939

arah Elizabeth INGRAM

(Mother of ~14 October 1879

B Winslow, AR 21 Dec 1970

o Whittier, CA

o 14 June 1917 POWhittier, California

9 Marv jane CAIRL

18 Edward Catr 1 B (Pather of 9) H

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2 December 1854 .sandusky Co., Ohio

4) D, 19 Mary Ann McNutt

817 Apr 1835(Mother of 9) 27 July 1897 o 1925

1) Blissfield, Michigan 20 William INGRAM ,

B 16 Apr 1815(Father of 10) 10 Sandy Onesimus INGRAM H 6 March 1833

(Father of 5) p30 October 1898

~ 12 February 1852 21 Elizabeth PEERSON ~BFayettevi11e, Wash Co.AR B i Mar 1U~ (Mother of 10) " 2 August 1874 ' o 2 Oct 5

2) P 2 Mark HATLEY ~OWhittier, CA ~8 Sept1804 (Father of 11)

11 T U''T'T "V " (Mother of 5) P 8 Aug 1846 23l.ucretine INGLE

Edward Luther IRWIN, "r. t Missouri

25 August, 1901 Winslow, AR

B 29 Aug 1809(Mother of III o

14 March 1950 B Whit tier, CA

8 April 1972

24 Christopher LEHMAN (Father of 12)

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2 January 1844 2S.=",S",0~ph:,:;i==a::....::S",C",HRAD"7.=:E,,:,R>;-.,.,::,",=-;-:;~ 6!j--lW!llll:l....w.llw;,~~:I.\!'-=::-::-:-.f.'B Stavenhagen, E. Germany B (Mother of 12)

(Father of 3) 0 5 June 1879

!lowa City, Iowa 16 February 1904

9 August 1950 o Whittier , California

13 November 1913 New London, Ind.

13 Fre erica SC

26 John (Johan) SCHRADER (Father of 13 )

30 June 1843 2, ~S:':0;jp;.:;h::1=a....!:(Mo=n=;c",) .... M;.;O;::;NK=-.:-:-~

23 October 1933 ,0 t (Mothar of 6)

',BStavenhagen, E. Germany B (Mother of 13)

(Moth.r of 1) Pasadena, CA B 26 September 1920 28 George Coats PB Berkeley, California (Father of 14l o o

7 Callie Maude COATS

14 Henry Clay Coats (FatM&' of

13 September 1851 Elizabeth LONG B (MOther of 14)

(Mother of 3) Gettsburg, Ohio

1 January 1882 7 June 1885

B Pleasant Hill, 29 August 1971

o Whittier, CA

Spouse ,of 11. Mary Jean SOARES

B 24 'Nov 1951 0 PBVisa1ia,CA PO

Ohio 10 February 1936 Frederick HooYER Whittier, CA 16 Ju1y1833(Father of

15 MICHAEL E: HOOVER 6 Feb 1851 15)

E (Mot:IIar of 7) 6 June 1904

18 June 1863 3 Deborah TUCKER P1easan t Hill, Ohio ;B;;-"iI"i0;"-1Jr::a'::nT18l1"3v3~(;:;Mo:::::th<:'e::r::-::o::;f"1'S"--) 3 January 1941 0 27 Aug 1901

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DR. GEORGE EMMET CANNON of Hope, Arkansas - 1950

FROM: Thelma Wood Jones, Rt. 3 Box 192, Stephenville, TX 76401 - Enclosed is my Query, and an article on Dr. George Emnet Cannon. I thought everyone

would enjoy reading, especially Hempstead Co., Arkansas. In June of 1950, my sister now deceased, sent this and a birthday card to my grandmother, Rebecca (Webb) Bailey on her 84th birthday (b. 18 June 1866). Perhaps it will make my Query more understandable, as the Sam Robbins in this article is husband to Sally Turner, a sister to my great grandmother Al~ha Augusta (Turner) Bailey. Mary Ann, the Doctor's mother, is Sam & Sally s daughter.

ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT MAGAZINE SUNDAY MAY 21, 1950 - page 3

"LASTING MONUMENT-TO A PUBLIC SPIRITED CITIZEN" Dr. George Emmett Cannon of Hope Leaves His' Imprint

On the Path of Progress Wl)ereever He Goes by

Gertrude S. Carter Down in Southwest Arkansas an elderly physician and surgeon, known and

loved by thousands throughout the region, still is strong and active at eighty. He is busily, engaged in practicing medicine while applying his philosophy of life, 'The measure of a man's life is the well spending of it, and not the length," as set forth by Plutarch.

The doctor, George Emnet Cannon, is busy from morning until night in his office, seeing patients or operating in the hospital he founded and has owned for 30 years. .

'~ith the help of the Great PhYSician, I hope to be able and active, and helping the sick and afflicted for many more years," he prays.

Dr. Cannon's practice extends through the days of horseback Visits, log trains, and buggies, from the. turn of the century down to the pr.aent daya of rapid cOlllllUnications and. transportation. He haa run the whole way from country doctor, saw-mill surgeon, and small town practitioner to his present place as an outstanding diagnostician and surgeon.

When Dr. Cannon moved to Hope to begin his practice of medicine in 1910 he brought with him sn automobile, one of the first half dozen in the coun­try.

"I have pushed automobiles more miles in this section of Arkansas, than many people.have driven them," he said.' "There were no roads that could be called roads, just a right of way and a.wagontrack. In.wet weather the mud was deep, in dry ",eather many roads were impassable as sand waa deep. When we finally got cars as good as model T's, I used. to keep tWO or three, 80 that I could keep one running. My patients were scattered allover Hemp-stead county." .

Dr. Cannon was born April 3,1870, four miles north of Ozan, .ilempstead County. ilia parents were The Rev. Ben. F. Cannon, early day Baptist preach­er and Mar:y.Ann (Robbins) Cannon. His father came from Tennessee in the early 1840. His mother, a native of Hempstead County and daughter of Sam Robbins, died when he was six years old, leaving six children. His father remarried, having eight mor~ children. Unable to 'educate this great number hh father tried .to aissuade Dr. Cannon from going to college. With that assreSliveness which remains a characterist.icof hh today, he made crops, caught school, and cleered land to pay his ~way.

. No person ever questioned that·he has been and will always be,s man of hiB word. One year' he came home from college with $11. He applied for a .chool teachiRJ; pos1t:Lon for the three months, telling the school board, "I will teach for $35. a.month.

The board explicitly stated, '~e will give you $100. for teaching the three months."

"Well," he said, "I just won't teach. I will do something else." He' got a job for $12.50 a month, with board and room in.addition.

He met. Miss Joaephine Lile, who lived near Waldo., Columbia County, whila both ware attending Ouachita College. They were married in 1897, after she received her BSdegree from Central College, Conway. The. have four children, one· son and three. daughters, 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

A real companion, indeed, is Mrs. Cannon. She went· to school with him in his last year. of I118dical school. Only once has ahe failed to go with him when for post-graduate work or for regional meetings' of .the American Madical Association. They are looking forward to driving. to San Francisco in June to the AHA. . The doctor graduated from Ouachita College in 189.5 with a BS degree. ile received his MD degree from University of Louisville, KY., Medical

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Medical School in 18'98. He has done post-graduat.e 25 times 1n Philadelphia. Chicago, Mayo' 5 Clinic in Rochester, Boston and New Orleans. He was, one of the first Arkansans to be made a Fellow of the American ~ollege of Surgeons. This convocation was in Boston in 1922. In 1948 he received a Certificate of Appreciation. recognizing his more than 50 years service. He was given the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws by Ouachita College in 1949.

Dr. Cannon 'said. "The greatest teaching I ,have ever had. probably was at the hands ot such men as Dr. John B. Deaver. Dr. Joseph Price. and Dr. Ernest LaPlace; all of Philadelphia. Dr .. LaPlace was a close friend of Louis Pasteur. He administered the first Pasteur treatment for rabies ever given to a human. ' '

Pasteur was a biological chemist and not a doctor of medicine; hence. could not administer the treatment himself."

After graduation from medical colleie Dr. Cannon spent nine years as lumber company surgeon. for a small mill in Union County. and for mills at Jonesboro and Rochelle. La. Later he practiced three years in Magnolia be­fore moving to Hope.

Dr. Cannon has the utmost contempt for anything superficially done. To him. ,anything worth doing is worth doing well. He has gained quite a re­putation as a builder. He always considers human safety and convenience. as well as durability. When he lived in Jonesboro, La .• 1903. he orJ~anized a bank. and built, the first brick building in the parish. The bank s state­ment showed a deposit of nearly three million dollars in 1949.

In 1909 he was chairman of the building committee for the Central Baptist in Magnolia. True to form this is a substantial building. ·However. since the congregation has outgrown it, a new building is now in process of construction.

Included in the eight brick-buildings which he has built in Hope is the Josephine Hospital. Mrs. Cannon's namesake. This hospital, founded in May 1915 was one of the first private hospitals in the state to be acredited,. It was sold to Drs. Jim Mckenzie in July 1946.

In 1948. Dr. and Mrs. Cannon built and gave to Ouachita College. a modern infirmary and hospital building.

The ground-breaking ceremony was held Nov. 1947. ,for the Hempstead County Library. which the Cannons built and gave to the city of Hope. It 1s a steel. concrete. and brick structure, modern, fireproof and large enough for the city for years to come. It is ,situated on a beautiful quarter block of ground at Fifth and Elm Streets.

N. P. Neal donated the brick. The contractor B'. W. Edwards, and the architect, D. F. Weaver contrib­

uted their services. The Cannons are counted among the valued members of the First Bapti~t

Church of Hope., They have served ,in various capacities. Dr. Cannon has taught, the Service Class, a group of about 50 men, for 25 years.

It was his class which prompted him to write his book, "Nights With Christ." His dedica.tion of it to his constant companion, his wife, shows his love, and consideration of her. In all the many things they do there is perfect companionship, even though they are'direct·opposites, yet equally keen in mind. She is the ,dainty, vivacious type, with scintillating black eyes: Heis.six feet tall, blond, and weighs over 200 pounds. He is

,usually 'rushed, but he always gives the patient at hand his undivided atten­, tion,and does everything in his power to dispel fear and'pain. The tender-ness and love with which this big,· strongman handles his patients touches

,the heartstrings. , W:l.th all his duties he finds time to fish and hunt. He will spend palf

a day at a time, fly fishing or casting,' or sitting patiently in a duck' blind. "

As the writer sat, talking with dne doctor in his spacious home, the mementoes of. years of happy living seemed, to"beckon, "Come and enjoy me." 'He reminisced on all of the old families, and. the progress of the town. 'He revealed that 'he had c;hosen ,medicine for his profession, because in it . he could bes't serve mankind."

As·he remarked, "The proof of 'the truth of the Bible lies in the lives of those who abide by it. n, . ' '

The thought ",ent hQllle ; The fulness of thb doctor' 8 christian life will hover over Hempstead County, like a hand ;aised in benediction, as long as time shall last. . EDITOR'S NOTE :.Our many thank,., tb Mr,. Jones for sharing this., article with

all of usl

BAILEY WEBB TURNER HARRIS LOVELACE . ROBBINS LEWIS CANNON TAYLOR

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Mrs. Thelma Wood Jones, Rt. 3 - Box 192, Stephenville,'TX 76401 - Another week has gone by much too quickly, plus sev­eral more, since I first received my AFHII I have thoroughly enjoyed reading everyone's Queries, and as I write this I wish mine would seem that easyl . My maternal grandparents were William Anderson BAILEY and Rebecca Adaline WEBB, both, b. at Ozan, Hempstead Co., AR. He was born. 5 March 1864, & she was born 18 June 1866. My great grandparents, Thomas A. Bailey (Obituary had J.) born

, 29 Dec. 1829, died 13 Feb. 1888. He married to Alpha Augusta TURNER, 25 Dec. 1849, in GA, where they were both born and raised (would surely like to know the county, etc.) I do not have birth or death dates on her. Her sisters were: Betsy Ann TURNERi and Sally tURNER. Betsy Ann m. a Mr. HARRIS and Sally married Sam ROBBINS. Thes\! three families (may have been mOre) but these t:hree are all my elderly cousins (I ever knew about), left Dalton GA., for, Texas. The undeveloped Texas did not come up to their expectation, and after a year of hardship~ they started back t:o Georgia. & arrived in Ozan, Hempstead Co. ,. Arkansas. the year of 1859, and never made it back to Georgial .The BAILEYS had four children before they arrived in Arkansas: Mary, b. 11 Nov. 1850, Da1ton~ GA.; Nancy, b. ca. 18521; Martha Jane, b. 7 Jan. 1854, Macon, GA .. ·;· Sally, b. 6 Jan. 1856, Dalton, GA. The children. b. in Arkansas: Thomas Spriggs, b. '2 1 1860; William Anderson (my grandfather)' b. 5 March 1864;, Henry Harrison, b. '5 April 1866; M. Franklin, b. ? & died ca 1941; Alpha Augusta. b. 3 March 1872. '

Mary married John M. SALt ca 1874; Nancy married Joel CITTY1; Martha Jane married S. L. SMITH; Alpha Augusta married Jim TAYLOR; 'and S~lly married to Oliver WOOD.

The HARRIS Family had a son, Jack HARRIS (who was in politics in the last part of the century); a daughter married Olonzo LOVELACE & their children: Bertrum; Millie; Myrtle & Claude. In 1967 some of thes.e descendants were still living near Ozan and/or Nashville, Howard Co., AR.

The Sam ROBBINS Family had three children, my cOlls.in'knew abollt:'a daUght­er who married. Terrell LEWIS; a son Harrison'ROBBINS; another daughter m. a Mr. CANNON. There were also descendants of this family around Hope and Nashville, Arkansas in 1967.

The BAILEY boys. born in Arkansas: Thomas Spriggs married' Lou TAYLOR (sister to Jim TAYLOR above); W. A. already mentii)ned; M. Franklin married to Ll11l1 LEWIS; Henry Harrison BAILEY married to Delia LEWIS. Her father calvin was a·brother to Terrell LEWIS .. A granddaughter of Terrell LEWIS lives here in Stephenville. Texas blltshe does not have information abollt the TURNER·sisters.

Rebecca A. WEBB BAILEY's parents were: Christopher Columblls WEBB and Harriet Malinda TAYLOR. He was born in Roane County, East Tenn .• 18 AugllSt 1834. She was born in Mississippi (but date unknown) and they were married in Arkansas in 1859. He parents were William & Nancy TAYLOR. b. in Tenn.? & Miss.? (would like to know the counties) came to Hempstead Co .• AR 1856. and she passed away two years later. C. C. WEBB'S parents were Allen & Rebecca WEBB. b. in Wilkes Co .• N.C. & MOrgan Co .• TN. They came to Hemp-stead Co .• AR in 1857. ,

I will gladly share with other working on any of these families. I am especially interested in ,any inf·. on the BAILEY &. TURNER Families from GA. or Arkansas. Also the WEBB Family from Tenn. & N.C. & Arkansas. Who was Rebecca WEBB. from MOrgan Co., Tenn.? And Williiun & Nancy TAYLOR?? I find many many William TAYLORS - this one is supposed to be the Zachary TAYLOR lineage. and. "Zec" was 'the third of nine children .• five boys and four girls. As yet. I haven't found the names of hi.s four brothers III (One writer calls the "Taylors" unpretentious bunch of people). Please help I , EDlTOR"S NOTE :Pleaae aee the DB.. CANNON article on the page before this,

a8 many of these people are mentioned . . " . .*AIi,.' •• " ••• Me MILLAN R .. P. Baker. 322 Laurel St'., KBbelvale .• ' AR 72103 - John

KcMILLAN, b. abollt 1822 in Chesterfield Co •• SOllta carolina. Me. rried "ebece-a (1) ebollt 1840. They moved to Columbia Co., AR., spring ,of 1860 & settled near Calhoun. He and 4 of his Sons saw service in the Con­federate Army. After CivllWar, ·the family moved to Rock Creek in Pike Co" where KcMILLAN died in spring of 1879. His wife die.d soon thereafter. They are reportedly buried in the County Line.Cemetery near Glenwood. Their graves .are~rked. ~ became parents of the following children: Robert C.; Deniel D. C.; HUgh Frank; Sarah Margaret; Virginia; Angll8 A., Elizabeeh Jan. and twins., John ''Willi.e'' and Enda. Elizabeth Jane McMIU.AN was born in Chesterfoield Co .• SOllth carolina, 10 Feb. 1860. Sheb.ecame the 2nd wife of Patrick Henry BAKER o£ Rock Creek, AR., 7 Oct. 1875. died ii, April 1922, and i. bllried in the Coker'. Schoolhouse cemetery near Roseboro,

FELTS McLELLAND BOWMAN

Well" C. Felts. 1050 nul! Ave (I'. O. ~o" 221). PorI. Orchurd. WA 98366 (Phone 206-876-4494) - William Carter FELTS married to Clara (7). George Wells McLELLAND married to Muttie BOWMAN. Thomas Walker FELTS marr ied to Veron Effie McLELLAND

(b. 7 Dec. 1893. d. 26 Nov. 1973). Children of W. C. FELTS and Clara (1) all b. in Nevada Co .. AR.: Edgar; Henry; Thomas Walker FELTS, b. about 1890/ 1892; Lois; & May. Children of George W. McLELLAND and Mattie (BOWMAN?) McLELLAND, born in Nevada Co., AR.: Vernon Effie FELTS, b. 7 Dec. 1893; otijer children born to G. W. & 2nd wife (name unknown) were: Gladys 1

McLELLAND & Mildred McLELLAN,). Criild born to Thomas Walker FELTS and Vernon Effie McLELLAND, was, Wells Carter FELTS, b. 13 Aug. i91S in Nevada Co", AR. I would like to correspond with anyone who can help with any info on any of these people and will gladly exchange data. '

WILLIAMS BROWN PENNINGTON

Lois Kanetghy, 2724 Fether Trail, Austin, TX 78704 - A book was written on the family or information oi what U. O. WILLIAMS thought his name was PENNINGTON. Census states his father's birthplace was unknown, in 1900, Mother was from

Tenn., he was born 11 Jan. 1846 in Washington Co., AR (Fayetteville) and died 22 Jan 1917, Bell Co., Texas, served in Civil War (Confederate side, 1864, Infantry Red 34 Ark., Co. K, as a private to 9 June 1865 dismissed at Ft. Smith, Sebastain Co., AR' He married a Nancy Catherine BROWN 4 Dec. 1865, dau. of 1. J. Brown, from TN., she was b. 22 Mar. 1846, & d. 20 June 1930. Will appreciate any suggestions or help from anyone with knowledge of any of these people, and will gladly exchange ,data.

SWAFFORD WILLiAMS POLK SMITH

Lucille Turner, 1838 Ashland, Visalia, CA 93277 - Desire any inf.on WILLIAMS; SMITH; POLK; and swafford families. Daniel WILLIAMS, b. 1820, TN., & wife Malinda POLK, b. 1824, TN., Were listed in 1850 Van Buren Co., AR census with chil­dren: William; Charles: Martha; Mary; Hailey; & Se1de.

Their son, Charles WILLIAMS, b. 1842, Td., married in Van Buren Co., to Letha SMITH, b. 1843, TN. Children of Charles and Letha were: Joe; William; James; Bud; Liza; Paralee; Annie; & Emmaline. After the death of Letha, Charles married Jennie SMITH and had one son: Charles. \

Also listed in 1850 Van Buren Co., AR census were: James SMITH, b. 1831, TN., who married to Mary ,POLK, b. 1830; TN., d. 1890 Van Buren Co., AR., their son, Charles SMITH" b.5Aug. 185&, d. 29 Jan. 1919, Van Buren Co., AR married to Sarah SWAFFORD, b. 2 Feb. 1854 & d. 30 Sept. 1912, Van Buren Co. Children of Charles & Sarah were: Allie;lsacc; Joe; & Thomas. Sarah SWAFFORD's parents were John Wesley SWAFFORD, b. 3 Feb. 1824, &d. 1885; & T. Socure (1) SMITH who died 1860. Her grandparents were James W. SWAFFORD, b. 1787 and Mary ROBERTS who were married 7 April 1808, in Kentucky.

Family tradition says that Malinda POLK and Mary POLK were cousins of President POLK, but 1 have never been able to make the connection. Would appreciate ,any info on any of the above mentioned families and will gladly share data.

McMASTERS POTE)!:T COLLINS

Mrs. Lula (McMasters) Shelton, 2502 N. 32nd St., B-27, Phoenix, AZ 85008. Searching for any info on the following families: A. J. COLLINS of Pope Co., ,AR married Miss Mary Jane McMASTERS, dau. of Jqnathan & Elizabeth (Poteet)

McMASTERS of Miss. Jonathan was my gr,eat Uncle. ~. COLLINS' 1st wife had died, leaving seve,ral children. Would' like to correspond with descendants or anyone with knowledge of any descendants (or ancestors) and will gladly exchange records. ' They were married 1886. Would like to have death date & ,burial place of Mary Jane COLLINS. REAGAN/RAGAN Also tradition says that Timothy R. REAGAN & wife were pass-

through Arkansas from TN to Texas when they ran into a Cholera epidemic in Fulton, Hempstead Co., Arkansas, where both died & were buried. Would like to know more about the' epidemic and if there, is a list of names & dates about ,the people who died there. Timothy was the father of John H. REAGAN, who was the 1st Postmaster & later served in many Texas offices. McMASTERS Also, would like to know the names of parents of: W. J.

McMASTERS, a Methodist Minister, b. in N.C. A daughter, Susan, married H" L. PESTERFIELD of Crawford Co., AR. This was written in Goo,dape",d's B1,ographies. , Will gladly exchange any inf. I have about any of the •• families. ,1 have many records about,McMASTERS from Lawrence Co., TN & several of them moved to Arkansas &' Missouri. My' grandparerits married in Fulton Co., AR 185,6, Will appreciate any help & will answer all 'letters.

HENDERSON SCROGGINS COLE VINSON KARSON WRIGHT

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Dorthea Wright Martin, 24l~ N.W. 38th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73112 - Seeking any info on my greatgrand parents who lived in Pope Co., AR. Benjamin Ailberry (Berry) HENDERSON, b. & died 1, buried at Cross Roads. Wife Tu1itha (SCROGGINS) HENDERSON, (also date unknown) buried at Hudson Cemetery at Moreland, one known as Cross prains. Their children: James RoDer~ (Bob) b. 1849, 111. & d. 14 Jan. 1930, Sallisaw, OK.;

Sarah; Thomas J.; Alexander, b. approximately 1859 and married to judith Clementine TATE, 1 Jan. 1879, Pope Co., AR.; Margaret; Lucinda. They left Galatia, 111. in ca 1845, moved to San Augustine Co., IX and later came to Pope Co., AR about 1860.

James (Jim) COLE, b. 6 Dec. 1826, d. 10 Dec. 1869, his wife REBECCA (VINSON) COLE, b.1832, & they lived near Appleton, Pope Co., AR. ·Their children were: Sarah L., b. May 1853, GA., & d. 14 March 1929, Sallisaw, OK. James G., b. 1856, Alabama & d. 1910, buried at CrossRoads, Pope Co., AR.; Jane, b. ca 1858, AR., died 1883, married Joseph L. LEMLEY, 8 March 1974, both of Appleton, Pope Co., AR.; Mary, b. about 1861, AR.; Frances, b. 1866, AR.; Thomas Fletcher (Tommy) b. 21 Oct. 1869, AR., & d. 24 Jan. 1960, Russellville, Pope Co., AR buried at Cross Roads. .

Rebecca COLE married Fredrick KARSON a Minister after the death of James COLE.

James Robert (Bob) HENDERSON married Sarah L. COLE, 20 March 1870, Pope Co., AR (my great grand parents). All their children were born in AR., but the youngest, Lela M. HENDERSON (my grandmother) b. June 1889, Cherokee Nation, near Vian, OK., & died June 1918. She married to George G. WRIGHT, son of John Franklin and Elizabeth (Byers) WRIGHT. George & Lela had 3 sons: Bullet; Goodlow; and Lovely (my father).

Would like inf. on the Kinslow & Rankin Cemetery at Appleton, Pope Co., AR and Hudson Cemetery at Moreland; and Cross Roads Cemetery near Russellville, if this .inf. is available. .

VANDERBURG Mrs. Molene Forbes, 1709 Gill, Fort Worth, rA 76131 - 1 am seeking info on the line of VANDERBURG, who came to Arkansas

approximately 1879/80. Supposed to have settled in Montgomery or Polk Co., before going to Ft. Smith, Sebastain Co., AR. They came from Lafayette Co., Mississippi and before that from North Carol.ina. Will gladly share inf. with anyone working on this line .

. GROUNDS Mrs. Jean O'Dell, ·Drawer.D, Barnsdall, Okla 74002 - Seeking TATE any info on Eliza Emiline GROUNDS, b.l858 (somewhere in

Arkansas., married to Silas W. TATE, Need names of parents and the county where· they lived, any info will·be welcome and I will gladly share with others working on these lines.

TUDOR Mrs. Eloise B. Coates, (Mrs. Terry Coats), 3566 Cordone Court Ft. Worth, TX 76133 (Phone 817-923-4350) - I have learned of

the death of a Winny TUDoR, in Saline Co., AR 31 Aug. 1848, & the Adm. of her estate was one Jared TUDOR. I am very eager to learn if he is the son of Winny TUDOR and just when she was born. If she was born in Luniunburg Co., VA;, 18 Jan. 1780, she is probably the Winny (GEE) TUDOR who married Kinsey TUDOR in 1792 and .they were·my great, great grandparents.

The last record 1 have found, 1 can Prove was my Winifred TUDOR is on the 1830 records of Hardeman Co., TN. I would like to find SOmeone to do re­search for me in Saline Co., AR., if possible.

Perhaps someone can offer a suggestion of how I can prove this WINNY is MY WINNY. I sent for the copy of the WILL, but it is so worded as not to give any relationship to Jared TUDOR, nor to suggest her age.

Winifred .(GEE) and Kinsey TUDOR had 8 children of whom 1 have proven only 3 are theirs. Two sons and one daughter. 1 will surely appreCiate anything anyone can suggest to help me learn if this WINNY is minel Please helpl

EDDS/ EADS of Pulaski Co. Arkansas

Sue McKinnon, 225 S. Huron St., Cheboygan, MI 49721 - My Ancestors. moved by boat from Lee Co., Virginia ca 1860 to (according to the 1860 Arkansas census) Pulaski Co., AR. Family tradition says most of them died of chills and fever

in Arkansas. The census shows: Pratt Township, P. O.palarm, Pulaski Co.AR July 1860: Lafayette l;:DDS, b. 1837 VA; Adaline, b~ 1839, NC; Joseph, b. 1857 VA; George H. b. 1858, VA; Sarah, b. 1860, AR. My great grandmother, Mollie EDDS, b. 1864, AR was with relatives in 1870, in Hnacock, Co., TN. My gg grandmother also was in 1880 Hancock Co., +N. Lafayette's parents and fam­ily were were.in Big Buck Twp., P.O. Littl!! Rock, 1 Aug. 1860; Hunter EDDS, b. 1806, VA; Margaret C., b. 1816, VA.; ~beft J., 1835, VA; Caleb L. 1841, (Con't on next page)

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EOOS (Con't) VA.; St~phen B .. b. 1843. VA; James C .. b. 1845. VA.; Joshua Ewing. b. 1846. VA.; HeUa A .. b. 1849. VA; Elkam D .. b. 1855. VA.; Sarah June. b. 1859. VA. Can anyone assist me with information about this area (or any of these people?) where buried, etc. Any help will be appreciated and I will gladly s~re data with others working on these lines.'

ALSO: I will be most happy to assist anyone who might need info from Cheboygan Co .. Michigan. There would be no fee, other than mailing and for copies. The county records are nearby and convenient. Information available for Cheboygan County. would be local histories. deeds. births. deaths, marriages. obituaries. cemeteries. & Wills.

REEVES Mary L. Stiny, 6630 East Harvard Ave., Denver. CO 80224 -SWANNER Need to know if Sinai (1) REEVES. b. 1801. N.C. & died

between 1860-1870, Arkansas, was a &WA!<NER before her marri­age to Malachi REEVES. born 1795, N.C.

Also, need information on parents of Malachi and Sinai REEVES. Will appreciate any help and willg:i.adiy share data with others working on this line.

WORD James L. Worthington, Elkins Lake. Box 94, Huntsville, TX 77390 - My wife's 'great great grandfather. John WORD. lived

in Mine Creek Township, Hempstead Co., AR., from before 1820 until his death about 1843. County records, show he sold his entire plantation to Betsy WORD (relationsjip not known) 25 Feb. 1824. Later, in 1827, he pur­chased 80 acres of land from the· U.S. Government, also located in Hempstead Co .. AR.

John WORD's WILL was executed in Hempstead Co.,AR, 20 Oct. 1836 and probated, 27 April 1844. Mentioned in ,this WILL were: Peggy A. WORD, his wife: Orvil (Orville), his son: William Henry, his son-in-law: Cynthia Finetta, his daughter: and Samuel H. (Henry) WORD, his son.

Samuel H. WORD, the son mentioned in the WILL, was born in Hempstead Co., AR., .29 Jan. 1824. He married to Rachael Jane Ludwell in Hempstead Co., AR 28 June 1845. They had these children born in Hempstead Co., AR: ~mrgaret Jane; John Ross; Orville Thomas: and Sarah (Sally). The family moved to Hunt Co., TX., about 1855 where Samuel H. WORD, died 7 Oct. 1863.' Rachael Jane and her son, Orville Thomas, moved to Sonora, TX: she died there in 1890.

I need to know the State in shich John WORD was born, and the names of his parents and would, thereofre appreciate corresponding with anyone with knowledge of any of the descenaants (or, the de~cendant.) of the WORD family about any of the above. mentioned people.

BARRITT Mary Helen Wo1dridge, Route 5, Trenton, MO 64683 - "After having such incredible success with my first Query, I am

asking again for informationl" Could anyone give me some information about Abraham and Mary Mitchell BARRITT who were married March 1835. I am inter­ested in contacting any .of their survivors. Any info about their ancestors or descendants. Please he1pl

PARKER Catherine Parker" 1015 Ravana\l.8h, Apt. C, Little Rock, AR MC CAULEY 72205 - I am seeking the names of the parents of my grand-SPRINGER father, RobertS. PARKER, b. 1825, Alabama, married to Mary GEYER E. Me CAULEY, about 1852. She was b. Nov. 1834, TN. Lived in Warren, Bradley Co., AR from 1847 to 1872. Moved to Pulaski Co., AR., and died 1890/91; Mother's name: Nancy (1) b." 1799, S.C."& father b. N.C.

Also would like to contact Herbert SPRINGER (or relatives) who.had a Query in tne Arkansas Family Historian in 1967, concerning the GEYER-PARKER Families. His address at that time was Box 634, Star City, Arkansas 71667. Any in,f. will be appreciated and will gladly share other data.

JACKSON Ruth Waldrop Hord (Mrs. John Alan Hord) 1001 W. Kansas, Midland, TX 79701 -An old Bible says that my great grand­

father: Lemuel H. JACKSON, a Confederate soldier, died 3 Oct. 1862 at Jonesboro, Craighead Co., AR. 1 would like to find his burial place if possible, and know something of the circumstances of his death., Are 'any cemetery records available in the Jonesboro area. Does anyone know of any newspapers from jOnesboro for October 18621 I will appreciate any help or s\l.8gestions and will gladly shar.e data with other working on the JACKSON line of this period;"

PLEASE If .help with Family tree you •• k,

lamember that it'. qjuite a tnlt, ADd. while we'd lilte to _te it freat

Please r~ber)l send. S.A.S.!.

·Self address'ed stamped envelope

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REED Mary Lee Harrison, Box 122, Krebs, Okla 74554 - I would like BRISTOW to correspond with anyone who can help with proof of my

mother's birth. She was Myrtle REED, born 5 April 1896 in White, Arkansas. Her father was James Alfred REED and her mother was Melissa BRISTOW. Any help will be appreciated. She was supposed to have been of Indian descent.

BONDS

Family of the

Susan Johnson, 4099 St., Pierre # 1, Memphis, TN 38122 - I would like tp correspond with anyone working on the BONDS

Little Rock, Pulaski Co., Ark., area.

HARRELL Mrs. Nelda Harrell Fleniken, 900 Polk St., Mansfield, LA MckGAN 71052. Help I HARRELL Researchersl In the. 1850 Census for

Poinsett Co., AR ( Smith Township): Eli HARRELL, b. ca 1818 NC and wife M. C. (Martha MORGAN) had Asa, b. 1844, TN. In 1870, Joseph HARRELL, b. 1846 was in the same home. He was the son of Jethro HARRELL, b. S.C. 1861 and Mildred HUNT, b. 1846. What is the relationship of Jethro & Eli? Would appreciate corresponding with anyone working on the HARRELLS of this area.

COOPER James C. Vaughn, 14822 116th PL .. N.E., Kirkland, Wash' 98033 Would like to correspond with anyone having info on Samuel

COOPER, b. 1790, of Wayne Co., TN., & Searcy Co., AR. Some of his children settled in Izard Co., (later Stone Co., AR) and otqers settled in Searcy Co. The names of those in Izard County are: John, b. 1815, wife Eliza; George, b. 1825, wife Julie Ann; and Nancy Elizabeth, b. 1829, died 1860, married to Newton Anderson CYPERT. Those.settling in Searcy Co., AR were: Samuel J. b. 1834, died l860s, mart:ied to Nancy THORNTON; Newton, b. 1836, d. 1888, married to Sarah Ann THORNTON; Martha, b. 1840, married George HAMM; Jane, b. 1842, married 1st E. F. STRICKLAND, 2I)d (?) RUSSELL; Carrol, b. 1844. Other known children of Samuel were Jasper, William, and Rachel who married to A. D. MARTlN of Wayne Co., TN. MOORE Also need info on Frances Nathaniel MOORE, who was in Craw-

ford Co., AR in 1860. He was born about 1777 in North Caro­lina, and was in Whitley Co., Kentucky 'by i840. His wife's name was Delila. He had at least 14 'Children: Cristy'Ann, b. 1832 married to William J, MEADORS; Sus'anna, b. 1826, married to John R. MEADORS; Nathan, b. 1827; Benjamin, b. 1829; Lucy C., born 1831, married George Washington Baker MEADORS; Mahaly, b. 1833; ""rtin, b. 1834; Melinda, b. 1836; Marion, b.1838; Louisa, b. 1840; Roland, b. 1842, married Delia MEADORS; Hannah, b. 1844; William Riley, b. 1846; and Delia J., born 1852. These MEADORS'were all children of Jacob Mobley MEADORS and Jane W. HARMON MEADORS of Whi~ley Co., Kentucky., and Crawford County, Arkansas.

GAINES McVEY PATRICK

Lora Miller, P. O. Box 334, Nowata, OK 74048 - Seeking any inf. on: Sara Melissa Martha ''Mattie'' GAINES, b. 8 June 1867, Atkins, Pope Co., AR died 9 Dec. 1928, Atkins, AR., married to John McVEY, b. TN., moved from TN to KY & then located in

Searcy Co., AR when he was approximately ,16 years of age. ,Mattie's parents were: Judge Wm. GAINES, b. Izard Co., .AR., and DeLEANN "Deli" SHAW, b. Izard Co., AR., died Batesville, Independence Co., AR. Deli was Cherokee 'Indian. OLIVER Also seeking any info on Adeline OLIVER, b. KY., married to OWENS Frank PATRICK, b. KY. Pearl OWENS, b. 1872, in Okla., marri-PATTRICK ed to James Edwin PATTRICK, born 6, July 1872. Will gladly

ahare info on these families or refund postage. Please helpl Adelin OLIVER was Cherokee Indian.

RILEY Judy Porter, 332 South 7th St., Fairfax, OK 74637 - Seeking WIGINGTON any info on the RILEY Family of Clark Co., AR around the

1830's. My great great great grandfather Sylvester RILEY was possibly born there about '1835 and married Sarah WIGINGTON, 22 April 1855. I believe this is the Sylvester listed in the 1850 Census in the household of Joseph B. RILEY, Clark Cd. (Antoine Township. Others.listed were wife, Naoma RILY & children: Joseph; Sylvester; James THORNTON (her child by a previous marriage?) A? Missia Riley; Wallis; George W.; Louisa; Eliza; & Nicholas M. Will appreciate any help and will gladly share data with others working on these lines. . WIGINGTON Also need help on WIGINGTONS in same area. FRANK Also searching for Francie Marion FRANK and wife Rebecca

FRANK. ' Thank you so much for your publication, 1 know time and apace is short, so please print my queries as time and space will permit

AUSTIN MEf;K

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mal.T led between 1855 and 1860.

R, Copeland., 6023 Tchoupltou)nN ~t .. N.'w ()l"f>AnN,1 1J\ 1 am trying to tntct.' Ih" AUH'l'tN f:unll-", Ilu~ cluu»ht'H a MEEK anu lived in Llttl.e Ruc·k. AR., th~y married

Can anyone help me when I only have this tiny inf. '/

BUNNELL Evelyn Lyon Ingham, 2122 Franklin St., Escalon, CA 95320 Searching for graves of my great grandfather, Andrew P.

BUNNELL, and Mary E. BUNNELL; Jennie C. BUNNELL; 6. Msrtin E. BUNNELL. Lived near Gentry, Benton Co., AR until 1912. He may have been there later, but I have found no records to prove this. Can someone help me with cemetery records, or any other information will be appreciated and I will gladly share data with others working on this line.

CRUNK TOWNSEND

Alice Townsend Anderson, 422 King George Drive, Port Neches, TX 77651 - William J. TOWNSEND, b. 27 Aug. 1810, Msryland, d. ca 1853/60 in Arkansas, married 10 Jan. 1833 in Jefferson Co.,

AR to Msry CRUNK, b. 19 Feb. 1818 in Illinois, d. 27 Aug. 1910 in Jefferson Co., AR. Issue: Msrtha, b. 1836; Msry, b. 1838; James Moten, b. 2 Feb. 1849; Thomas, b. 1842; William, b. 1844: Henry, b. 1846: Emily, b. 1848: Kisara, b. 1850: ,Bass, b. 1852: Alica, b, 1854.

One William TOWNSEND and a James CRUNK appear in Johnson Co., Ill. in 1818 census, Are they the parents of William J. and Msry7 Can anyone help with info about where in Msryland these TOWNSENDS were from? I have TOWNSEND info in Je:fiferson Co. J Arkansas. Will ,exchange C:Lnd refund poslag~. P"iea::te h~J.p I

RHEA DAVIS CRAWLEY

Mrs. Msrie K. Olson, 35 Chadwick Drive, Oharleston, South Carolina 29407 - There was an exciting response to my Query on Jan~Msrch 1980 Arkansas Family Historian about RHEA, DAVIS, and CRAWLEY! I learned the name of my grandfather's 2nd wife!

Ida Mse (CRAWLEY) RHEA and that the couple had a son, Otis RHEA. Also - regarding Family Group Number 489 Volume 8, Msrch 1980, I have re­

ceived new information from California Bureau of Vital Statistics as follows: Name: James William KEENAN (middle name is newly 'learned) b. 4 Msrch 1872, birth place, New Orleans, LA, died 9 July 1933 at South Gate, Los Angeles Co .• CA. His father was born Tyr,on County, Ireland. His mother's name Anna McLAUGHLIN. A bit here and a peice there ... soon fills several spaces!!!

BUNCH Irene B. Keller, Rt. 2 Box 140A, Minatare, Neb. 69356 - Seek-ing any info on my Dr. Joseph David BUNCH Family who moved

somewhere in the area of Logan Co., AR approximately 1862/64. Dr. Joseph BUNCH had a brother, William BUNCH (A Baptist Minister) living in Boone Twp. of Logan Co., AR at that time. Dr. BUNCH had a son, Samuel T. BUNCH, also a practicing physician. Our Dr. Joseph D. BUNCH, died between 1870 6. 1880. Any info on Dr. BUNCH or Wm. BUNCH's de8cen~ants will be appreciated. My great grandfather served from Independence Co." AR. I believe he lived in Greene Co., AR during the Civil War. I have William BUNCH's biography from Western Arkansas Goodspeed~s History.

INFORIIATION FROII: MRS, ELIZABETH A DUTTON

FROM: Elizabeth A. PUttOD, 441 51n1t: Ave .• St.t. College, PA 16801 -"During the paat 2 yra. I hav.e been tracing the history 0'£ the HALL/BALDS, a Danish famIly who settled in Yell Co.

Arkansas, in 1871. I would like very much to correspond with 'any descendants of this branch of the ,family." 'l1le following Obituary was in the Dardanelle Poat Dispatch. 19 Nov. 1931:

MRS, L. C. HALL DEAD ' Mrs. Lewis Christian Hall. aged 80 years. died at the home of her' daughter, Mrs. L. E.

Love, on South Third Street at 10 o'clock Monday night. The funeral serv.ice. conducted by Dr. Chas. W. Anderson and Rev. Chas. F. Wilkins, was

held in the Presbyterian Church at IO'o'clock Wednesday ~rnlngt interment being in Brearly Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were: J. J. Jackeo,n, Tho,li. A. Johnston, W. R. Hayden, W. B. Lemoyne, Rev. S. S. Key. Robert Berry and Judge R.·E. WilsoD. Active pallbearers were: Dr. W. D. Jacoway, Hazen Kimball', S. G. Catlett, Howard' HUilt. K. D. Howell, J. M. Nolen, J. F. Stevenson and Geo. P. Upton.

Mr.. Hall was born in Alabama, but at the age of one year moved with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunter, to Milledgeville, CA .. There ahe made her home until 1889, when on Dec. 27th of that year, sh was married to Judge Lewi_ C. Hall and came to this city, where ehe resided until her death. '

Mre. Hall was Mny time's President of the local Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, which she organized. She also aerved •• ,Stat, President and National Vice President of this. oraanization. She organized the Ladie,' Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church and was an active .-.bar until a ahort t~ before her death. When a young girl. ahe united ,with the Presbyterian Church. and vas a loyal and faithful' member until har

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death. Mrs. Hall was a woman of rare culture and refinement, devoted to her family, her

church and her frlenda, and exemplifying in her daily life and her contact with her fellows all that was noble and true and elevating of the Old South. Her death, though not unexpect­ed, brings a deep pang of regret to all who knew her, and especially to those of our older citizens who knew and-loved and appreciated her in her more active years.

Mrs. Hall is survived by three daughters, Mrs. L. E. Love. and Mrs. A. N. Bohlinger, of this ,city, a~ Mrs. W. L. Fowlkes of Los ADgeles, Calif.; two SODS, Mr. A. W. Hall, of Little Rock, and Mr. C. E. Hall, of Dardanelle; el,even grandchildren and three great grand­children; also three brothers, Messera, Richard and BaDse11 Hunter of Savannah, GA •• and Mr. Charles Hunter of OAkland, Calif.

FINAL SUMMONS COMES TO JUDGE L. C. HALL (no date given) 1928?

Judge L. C. Hall, aged 89 years, 'for half a ~entury prominently identified With the bar of this section ,of the State, and for years U. S. C~issioner here, died at his home on Fifth Street at 9:00 o'clock Tuesday night.

The funeral service, with Masonic honors, will be conducted this afternoon by Dr. Chas. ·W. Anderson, of the Presbyterian Church, assisted by Rev. "Chas. F. Wilkins, of the Baptist Church, and Rev. Sam B. Wiggins, of the Methodist, Church.

Judge Hall was a native of Randera, Denmark, where he 'was born in June 1839. He came to America when 24 years of age, and promptly identified himself with all that he found good in our system of government. He has always been actively interested in civic and edu­cational affaire and aerved several terms as MAyor of Dardanelle and many terms as President of the Dardanelle School Board.

In 1"886 Judge Hall was united in marriage to Miss Lavonia Wataon ion Cincinnati, Ohio. To this union six children wer"e born, five of whom s\l~ive: A. W. Hall, Hrs. W. 10 .. Fowlkes and Mrs. A. N. Bohlinger, of Little Rock, and Mrs. L. F. Love and C. E. Hall, of this city. Judge Hall's first wife passed away in 1885.

In 1887, in Milledgeville, GA., Judge Hall was united in marriage to Miss Mary Hunter, who survives him.

Lacking dates and dats, the Post Dispatch cannot at this time give a proper resume of the life and labors of this venerable citizen, whose activities have done much for his com­munity and State. but such a notice will appear later.

The Post Dispatch Joins the friends of the family in extending sympathy in their be-reavement. . EDITOR'S NOTE: Our many thanks to Mrs. Elizabeth Dutton for sharing this valuable infonaa­

tion. If you have knowledge ~f additional information on this cDuple. please drop Mrs. Dutton a note.

BIXLER HASKINS

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L. R. Bixler, 10030 Eaat Lake Dr., Pairfax, VA 22032·- I am aeeking any assistance 'in tracing my faml1y records in Arkansas. I have virtually no information except the family names. location and genetal dates. These

are: Bertie Alva XIXLER F~ily, Atkins, Pope County, Arkansas c. 1890 - 1930. George W. HASKINS PAMILY, Dover, Pop. County, Arkansaa c. 1900 - 1930. Just any small part of any information will be appreciated. Please helpl

WILLIAMS BOZE (BOASE, BoLES) etc. BAGGS

Letha M. Williams, P. O. Box 7, Big Bend Nat'l Park, TX 79834 - I enjoy genealogy almost to the point of obsession and my slncere~t appreciation loes out to the Arkansas Genealogical Society for those very fine publi­cations, Ancestor Chart Volumes, Family Group Sheet Volumes, etc.) I .ould 11ke to correspond with descendants of Thomas WILLIAMS, b. 1805, TN

married llargeret IIOZE (BOASE, BOLES) b ca 1810/14 Jackson Co., . Ala. They were married 23 June 1831. Jackson Co., Ala. Thomas served in Florida War 8S PVt .. , in capt. Armstrongt s Alabama, Vo1unteera, mustering in at Scottsboro, Ala., Oct. 1837, discharged at Fort Mitchell GA April 1838. RaIIIoved from Ala. to Montgomery Co., Arkansas c& 1847, to Polk Co., AR ca 1857. Margeret died Jan 1852 and ThoaIao: married 2"d to Elizabeth BAGGS,. b. Black Srpings, AR., dsu; of John and Ape. ? BAGGS. Two daughte~. of Thoma. and .. wl1 oigned an affi­davit. ao witnesaea.to their 1IIOther'a death in 1898 when w/Z(w:l.dow) applied for p .... ion. They were' J. L. ROWSE, b. 1844 Ala., and S.I!. CHAPHAII, b. 1838, Ala. \10th gava aa their re.id.ru:"e. Bulger, PoUt Co., Alt. Is S., E. the same &8, Saclah shown in 1850 eensus of Mont­gomery.Co.,AR.? It 8hova ber to be age 8 years. J.L. io !lot.hown on 1850,1870, or 1880

, c.nsu.~' , St,ill need par.nta" brothers & ailtere of 'Th0lllL8 WlLLUKS. Hia father 'knovn: ThOlU. WILLIAMS, d. ca 1846, Jackson Co., Ala. married whom? wh ... ? where? wa. he born PA, N.C. or S.C.? He oerved Rev. War 1 month, 1779, ~ S.C. Reg't •• qooaanded by Col. Charl.s C. Pinckney. AlBO need BOZE (BOAZE, BOLES, BOASE) informAtion frOID anywhere. The afore mentioned Margeret W8S daughter of Benjamin BOZE of Jaekson Co., Ala. Who waB w. and other children? Have f81111y of Elizabeth BAGGS of Montgomery Co., AR. lIbe"" in Rentucky were her parent. born? Maiden name of Agnes BAGGS, her parents? Sbe vaa born 1805, died? Polk Co., AR.? Need parenta of John BAGGS. b. ~805 Kentucky. Will gladly 'exchange data and answer S.A.S.E. Return poota,e/inf. my lines. WILLIAMS relations resided: Hempstead, Howard,

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(Sevier), Sebastain Counties as well 88 Sulpher Springs, Montgomery Co., and Cove, Dallas, Hatfield. Ransom & Mena in Polk Co., AR. HELP!

I hope that the above information might be helpful to others researching same surnames as well as bring me Borne help. As everyone probably knows .. oBig Bend Park is located 1n an isolated area; we are 210 miles from Odessa where the best Genealogical Library is located (not only the best, but the only Library with census and microfilm readers available. We rely heavily on postal services •. ,one reason' for my appreciation of the Arkansas Genealogi­cal Society's publications. Thank you!

** •••••••••••••• ** MARBLE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Saline Co., Arkansas

Marble Missionary Baptist Church located east of Jesseville~ Arkansas in northern Saline County, was organized in October of 1848 .. The following material was collected by Jimmy D. Johnson in 1978. My thanks to Mr.' Johnson for his interest in Church isitory. Church records are one of th most under used sources for the family and local· historian. Records of Marble Church are on microfilm for the years 1848 to 1885 at the Arkansas History Co~ission in Little Rock, Arkansas. (One Capital Mall Building, directly back of the present Arkansas State Capitol Building, 2nd Floor ••• open 6 days per week SAM to 4PM)

R. P. Bakef, 322 Laurel, Mabelvale, AR 72103

STATE OF AIUWISAS SALINE COUNTY

To all to whome it may concern that Elder Aaron Boalt & John Y. Linp~y 'egular Ministers of the Gospel being a Regular Babt1st presberty being called upon by the following brethern & 8isters to wit 1. Sharp D. Glenn 2. Syntha Glen.n 3. Elisabeth. Shurley 4. Nina Tyler 5. A. Cunningham 6. Bethenia Cunningham 7. E. H. Quileh 8. Malinda Glenn 9. Jues Speer 10. Elisabeth 11. George Speer 12. Emely Speer 13. James' Blocker 14. Semantha Blocker 15. Elisabeth' Speer 16. George Blocker 17. Morison Cotner

dead August 1863 dead December 1883 dismiaaed by letter Exclluded with drawn dismiat by letter Excluded for Leing and defrauding April 28,1849 Excluded dismissed by letter dismissed by Dismissed by Di81llissed by Diamissed by Dismissed by letter Dismissed by Dismiaaed by Dismissed by

letter letter letter. letter

letter letter letter

Baring letters from d~fferent Babt1st Churches some by babtism on examing them find them in order , orthQradox , did therefore Constitute them into a Regular Babtist Church of Jesus Chriat to be lntitle to all the right & previ1eges imminlty as a sovern & independent body or Church endowed with the a~thority to make her own rulea'or Lawe for her own'in­ternal goverment~in conformity to the New testament as a Seper&te Regular Babtiat Church of Ch~i8t by the name of Marble dqne the Saturday before the third Sunday in October 1848 and olgn bt the pre8byty

A. Cunningham Cluk 30hn Y. Lindsey

STATE OF AIUWISAS. SALINE COUNTY·

Be it known to all whome it may concern that we the members of Marble Church constitu­ted this third Saturday in October 1848 into a reBular Babtiat 'Church of Chriat Jesus by Elder Aaron Boalt , Elder John Y. Lindsey on presenting our letters of dismiasion from different Babtist'Churches of Jesua Chriat having bin Regularly Babtise on a profession of our faith in Christ beleiving the Church of. Chri"t -to be but one in its visible appearance on earth believing at the same time that it i8 our duty as Christians and members of his body to. pr.sE!rV8 the true faith and. order of the Gospel and to maintain the peace & harmony of Christian union & flilowship • moong aurlelvea aa members of his body to the Glory of God & benefit of his children do therefore a gree. for these perpoaes to give ourselves to God and to each other & united to gether in a Church Capasity poaessing the right a8 the LordI free me~ to give or wtthold or do .s we Conceive to be right under the Gospel with our property or money aa we pleaae makeing neither a bar to Christian union or felowehip and a dopting as ~ur faith the Naw testament a8 Recommended by 'our Lord and Saviour Jeaul Christ at the same time to be govern by-ru1e8,laid down by him & his Apostles a8 our .Church lover­ment done & agreed to thia 3th Saturday in Oct. 1848. Anderson Cunningham, clark-pro.

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MARBLE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH (Con't page 2)

THE PASTORS OF MARBLE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Je.sievi11e, Arkansaa ORGAN1ZEU TIll!; THIRD ~ATURDAY IN OCTOBER 1848

1. John Y. Lindsey Dec. 1848 2. James J. Cobb May 1854 3. Wilkins Tate Feb 1861 4. Thomas Whitten Oct. 1866 5. W. J. Neighbors March 1868 6. J. C. Henderson Sept. 1870 7. John Sp':'rlin Jan 1871 8. W. J. Neighbors Aug. 1871

Records IOBt for 14 years 9. David Logan July 1885

10. J. Steve Ragsdale ? 1890 11. W. A, (Andy) Neighbors June 1891 12. Daniel H. Smith Sept. 1895 13. J, Steve Ragsdale Nov. 1896 14. Daniel H. Smith June 1897· 15. H.H. Williamson Aug. 1899 16. S.H. Jennings July 1900 17. J. Steve Ragsdale March 1902 18. John L. Lanier July 1902 19. J. Steve Ragsdale Aug. 1905 20. John L. Lanier Dec. 1905 21. S.H. Jennings Aug. 1909 22. John L. Lanier Jan 1912 23. W.A. (Andy) Neighbors July 1912 24. John L. Lanier Aug. 1913 25. W.A. Andy Neighbors Oct. 1916 26. John L. Lanier July 1919 27. W. A. Andy Neighbors July 1920 28. John L. Lanier May 1921 29. J.e. Ratlif Sept. 1922 30. Joe Guest March 1924 31. H. Loyd Green . Dec. 1925 32. John L. Lanier Oct. 1926 33. J.e. Rat1if ? 1928 34. J.W. (Billy) Hardege Oct 1928 35. John L. Lanier April 1929 36. J. W. (Billy) Hardege Oct. 1929 37. L.R. Henderson Jan. 1931 38. J.W.(Bi11y) Hordege Nov. 1931 39. Joe Melton Feb. 1936 40. J. W. (Billy) Hordeg_ Aug. 1938 41. G. C. Nethercutt ? 1939 42. A.M. Br\dges Oct. 1941 43. Clarence Floyd Sept. 1946 44. A.M. Bridges Sept. 1948· 45. Leroy Nixon Sept •. 1950 46. Creed Hignite Nov. 1952 47. Elmer Cash Sept. 1956 4B. George Hooper Sept. 1958 49. C. D. (Petk) Horne Feb. 1960 SO. Creed Hignite June 1960 51. C.D. (Petk) Horne Jan. 1961 52. Jimmy D. Johnson Feb. 1961 53. Linton Smith April 1965 54. Johnny Deary Aug. 1965 55. George M. Hooper Sept. 1965 56. Jimmy D. Johnson July 1966 57. Johnny Deary Sept. 1967 58. Jimmy D. ·Johnsort Sept. 1968 59. Columbus MaHan May 1972 60. Jimmy D. Johnson Sept. 1974

Longest Pastorate to date (Oct. 1978)

May 1854 Feb 1861 Oct. 1866 March 1868 Sept. 1870 Jan 1871 Aug. 1871 ?

? June·1891 Sept. 1895 Nov. 1896 June 1897 Aug. 1899 July 1900 March 1902 July 1902 Aug. 1905 Dec. 1905 Aug. 1909 Jan 1912 July 1912 Aug. 1913 Oct. 1916 July 1919 July 1920 May1n1 Sept. 1922 March 1924 Dec. 1925 Oct. 1926

.1192& Oct. 1928 April .1929 Oct. 1929 Jan 1931 Nov. 1931 Feb. 1936 Aug. 1938 ? 1939 Oct. 1941 Sept. 1946 Sept. 1948 Sept. 1950 Nov~ 1952 Sept. 1956 Sept. 1958 Feb. 1960 June 1960 Jan. 1961 (Died while Pastor) Feb. 1961 April 1965 Aug. 1965 Sept. 1965 July 1966 Sept. 1967 Sept. 1968 May 1972 Sept. 1974

1. John L. Lanier - 18 Years, 2 MOnths (Total) 2. Jimmy D. Johnson - i3 Years, 2 Months (Tota1) 3. W. A. (Andy) Neighbors - 9 Years

NOTE: Copied from original, Jan. 20, H67 by Jimmy D. Johnson & Revised Oct. 11, 1978. J.D.J.

TROTTER HOLT BRADLEY BENSON

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Barbara Benson Massara, 203 Ave. C., Waxahachie, TX 75165 -I would like to correspond with descendants of the following or anyone with knowlcdge of thesc people. William M. TROTTER and wife Sarah E.? were both born 1.847., !lUnoio (but where'l He died ca 1817 and she (dat unknown) but in Sebastain Co. ,

AR. Would liek to know when they came to Arkansas. Who were their parents? Were in Sebastain Co., in late l800s, before that? Children: Delia, b. 1873 AR., married (?) Glidesville; William, b. 1881, AR (a son of Clifford ?); Rose; Mary, married? Barnes; Liza married Frank TAYLOR and lived in Midland Seb., Co., AR.; *Nathan Green TROTTER, b. 3 Oct. 1875, AR, died 7 Aug; 1965, Ft. Smith, Seb. Co., AR married Mary Elizabeth HOLT, b. 18 July 1883, AR., died 9 Aug. 1915 Seb. Co., AR, Children: (all born Seb. Co., AR) Charlie William, b. 1900; Virgil Gree TROTTER married Edrie PHILLIPS; Gertrude "Gertie" married Virgil CANTRELL; Gladys married Clyde TANKERSLEY; Annabelle married Mellis SHARP, lived in Midland, AR.; Mary "Tina" married 1st to JOHNSON & 2nd to BENSON. Nathan married. #2 to Hattie MOSLEY and had 1 child Evelyn - 3 stepchildren: Olive, Margaret "Maggie"; Woodrow "Woodie" MOSLEY. Nathan and Mary are buried at .the OLD UNION Cemetery in Seb. Co. AR .. Where are William and Sarah buried?

Christian H. HOLT, b. 25 Dec. 1840, New Minden, Germany died 24 Jan. 1905, Seb. Co., AR married Minerva BRADLEY, b. 4 Feb. 1846, TN., died 1 Nov. 1926, Okla. They were married 1866 in Nashville, Ill. Where were they in l870? In Seb. Co., AR in 1880. Lived with her parents, Morgan and Nancy BRADLEY. Their'lst 5 children died 2 years or under, where? Was it Actus (or Altus) Ark? Next 4 born (Actus or Altus): Frederick W. B. i878, died Okla. married to Elenore (Nell) DAVIS; Alpha Matilda married William PERRY; Columbus David married to Bertha EPLEY; and Mary Elizabetn (above). Morgan J. BRADLEY and wife Nancy, b. ca 1823 TN. Were in Van Buren Co., AR in 1860 and in Sebastain Co., AR in 1880. Where were they in l870? Did they died in Sebastain Co., AR.? If so, where? Children: Miverva (above); Sarah, b. TN.; Matilda, b. ca 1850, TN. Did she marry Jordan? James M., b. ca 1853, TN. Did he marry Mrs. Ann THOMPSON? Eliza, b. ca 1857, TN.; Mary b. 1863, AR (were there 2 more daughters? Martha and Michial? How are these names related? McKEE, ATCHISON? BENSON Need same.information on my BENSON Family in Arkansas. my great BREWSTER grandfather, William Carroll BENSON, b. 1856, Miss., and wife

Louisiana V. BREWSTER Were in Sevier Co., AR in ca 1884 to after 1893. Four of his 14 children were born there. Daisy F., b July 1885; Luther A., b Aug. 1887; Yotha.M. b. Aug. 1889; and Betty E., born Jan. 1893. Owned land there. Was in Texas 1895 and in Okla. in 1900.

Two of his brothers were also in Sevier Co., AR before he arrived. Rayburn Ellis BENSON, b. May 1842, Ala., married to Susan E. HALL; James Franklin BENSON, b. April 1844, Ala. married to Sarah A. E. RABURN. Both were Baptist Preachers and Farme'rs.

James went to Texas. Did Raburn stay? Their Uncle, David t. BENSON, b. ca 1819, Ala. married Charity (?) was in Pope Co., AR in 1859. Did he die there? His daughter Matilda BENSON married there in 1881 to W. J. BOWEN. Other children were: Daniel married to Aldine McCRARY; Eli; Mary A. married to John BRAILEY; Nancy; John; Martha; LUcetta, all born in Ala.; Margaret; Emily; and Modine. Were there any more children? Any and all help will be appreciated.

CORLEY HUDSON SANDERLIN ALLEN STACK/ STOCK PUTMAN PATTERSON THOMPSON McCAULEY HARTWELL

PhylliS McMaster, 1836 N.W. Thornton Lake Dr., Albany, OR 97321 - Need info on John & Elizabeth (HUDSON) CORLEY who moved to AR. ca 1860 with children: Jonathan, b. 1836 from previous marriage); Robert W. (married Mary ALLEN); William (married Julia SANDERLIN); Mollie (married a STACK/STOCK; Zachery (killed at Pea Ridge), and James Hudson CORLEY, b. 1846, Maury Co. (?) TN (married 1866, AR (but where?) lat to Julia SANDERLIN, who was born 1847, Madison Co., TN, d/o Wilson SANDERLIN and Elizabeth (COMER) SANDERLIN and sister of Julia above); Adeline d. 1870 in Cotton Plant, Woodruff Co., AR. James Hudson CORLEY married 2nd to Sarah Jane

PUTMAN in 1872, (d/o James and Marinda (PATTERSON) PUTMAN of Wilson Co., TN & Benton Co., AR. Can anyone tell me where John and Elizabeth HUDSON and family were between 1860 and time of death or 1900? Where and when did John and Elizabeth die and where are they buried? Also, need to know where James Jerome THOMPSON and wife, Mary Jane (McCAULEY) THOMPSON died, and when, and where they are buried, They were in Woodruff Co., AR 1870 with Mary Jane's mother, Lucinda (HARTWELL?) McCAULEY. Who was Mary Jane's father? Living as near neighbors, were Abner, Abel, or Adlia THOMPSON and Hugh A. THOMPSON. (Con't next page)

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Con't from last page) Were these James Jerome THOMPSON's brothers? and were their parents Robert and Anna THOMPSON from Madison Co., Tn.? Did Robert and Anna THOMPSON move to Arkansas with their sons? James Jerome THOMPSON's son, Samuel Hartwell THOMPSON married 1891, Benton Co., AR to Elizabeth Merinda CORLEY, daughter of James and Sarah Jane (PUTMAN) CORLEY above. Could Anna THOMPSON have been a HARTWELL before marriage?

My CORLEY family seems to have gotten swalled up in Arkansas someplace. I am beginning to find them earlier in Tennessee ... they've been listed as CONLEY and COMLEY ... which if you look at the name in script, it's hard to differentiate! I never realized how much David and Daniel look alike un­til I started ancestor hunting and sometimes it is very difficult to tell which is which. Any info will be appreciated and I will gladly exchange data with others working on these lines.

REQUEST FOR: Brenda Joyce Rodden Baker, Rt. 2 Box 60, Poplar Bluff, MO CLAY Co. AR 63901 - I do wish some information could be published on INFORMATION!!! Clay County, Arkansas; Piggott, Pollard, Rector, or Corning,

I have many relatives and ancestors in that area. I enjoy the Family Historian very much.

WAYMIRE Fay Sullivan, P. . Box 481, Indian Srpings, Nevada 89018 -Can anyone help w1th any info on Solomon WAYMIRE, b. 1811 in

Ohio. He is supposed to have died in or near Little Rock (he lived there for sometime). Would like to correspond with anyone working on this line.

VAN WAGONER James R. McKinlay, 2740 LaCuesta Dr., Los AngEles, CA 90046-VAN WAGENEN New book in preparation. Would appreciate hearing about

VAN WAGONER; VAN WAGENEN Family members anywhere, any time. All correspondence acknowledged. Write: Mr. Philo Van Wagoner, 8891 Collin­gwood Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90069. This request was made by: Barbara Doss McKinlay (Mrs. James R. McKinlay).

REQUEST INF. ON COMMUNITIES NO LONGER EXIST!

Mrs. Glynn Ellen McCoy, 500 North Lincoln, Tallulah, LA 71282 -. I have just received my 1st copy of the Arkansas Fam­ily Historian. How I wish I had been subscribing for the past several years. As can bee seen from my queries, all my families were located in the southwestern corner of Arkansas

Counties of Miller, Lafayette and Hempstead. I have done a great deal of work on several of these lines and plan' to begin compiling my MURPHY family history in the near future. ,

I would like wo find the history of the following communities, some of which no longer exist: Crank Springs, Fairland, Lost Prairie, Spring Hill, Garland, Fulton, and Lewisville. All are in the Miller, Lafayette, and Hempstead County area. MURPHY I am writing a history of Ethan Allan MURPHY, b. in Ky. C. DUKE 1805. Moved to Tenn., before 1830, then to Hempstead Co., WELLS AR., C. 1840. Married Lavisa WELLS, C. 1839, Children:

Francis Marion MURPHY, b. l833? in KY., died 1891 in Miller Co., AR; Nicholas Wells MURPHY, b. 1840, Hempstead Co., AR., died 1883 in Texarkana, AR; Anne MURPHY, b. 1842, Hempstead Co., AR., died 1872, Lewis­ville Lafayette Co., AR, married Barton HARREL in 1858. Ethan Allen MURPHY served five terms as judge of Miller· and Lafayette Counties, 1850-1876. Was a mamber of the Ark. House of Rep. in 1859. Died in Texarkana, 21 Dec. 1884. Need obit. of E.A. MURPHY and N.W. MURPHY. Need newspaper items, & newspaper items concerning E. A. MURPHY'S political activities.

William Matson DUKE, b. GA C. 1820/30, married Elcire (?) in Miss. Was in Itawamba Co., Miss., in 1860 census. Where in Arkansas in l870? Was in Hempstead Co., AR in 1880. Ran a stagecoach station in Fulton or Spring Hill. Moved to Lewisville, AR., before 1880 and died there in 1890 and 1902 respectively. Had children: Stephen., b. 1850, Miss.; Susanah, called "Babe", b. C. 1857, Miss, married A. M. HARTSELL· in 1879 in Hempstead Co., AR., moved to Little Rock. Mary Ellen, b. 1860 in Tupelo, Miss., died 1947 in Garland, AR., married 1st to Franci$ Marion MURPHY & 2nd to Thomas LUNGREN, Tenn., b. C. 1862 in Miss. or AR., married Isaac T. ANDERSON in Hempstead Co., AR., in 1879, moved to Red River Co.; Esebeller, b. Miss. or AR., married (?) DANIEL? Need to locate the DUKES in 1870 in some Arkansas County. Need any info on any of the children or other descendants of Wm. and Elvie DUKE. Could ·.someone in Fulton, AR please check the cemetery records for dates of death for Susanah HARTSELL and Tennessee ANDERSON? CRANK Would like to locate descendants of John William CRANK, b. FURQUERSON in Virginia in 1824. Moved to GA with his parents: Samuel (Con't on next page)

Con't from 10llt PIlK<!) lind ChrlHLinti COLQUITT CRANK. Mar.-1.ed Susan L.AMB in GA. in 1846 und to Ml.nerviu BIlASELL in Hempstead Co., AR in 1855. Married Amelia Catherine EDWARDS PLANT in 1865. All are buried in Holly Springs Cemetery in Miller Co., AR. Children: Allison, 1848; Julia, 1850, married Alfred LITTLEJOHN; Susan, 1851; Joseph Merrit, 1856; Sarah Christina, 1858; Robert S., b. 1860; Louisa, 1861; John William, Jr., 1866; Walter, 1868; Margaret, 1871; Alexander Charles, 1873; and Evon Nathaniel, 1875. Want to exchange info on the CRANK Family.

Walter CRANK, son of Amelia Catherine EDWARDS and John William CRANK, married to Lydia Elizabeth FURGUERON in 1888 in Hempstead Co., AR.; Lydia (called "Liddie") was the daughter of Sam FURQUERON, b. in 1824 in Ark., died in 1899 in Miller Co., AR., and Mary DICKERT (DECKERT, DECKARD). Mary was born in 1825 in South Carolina and died in 1886 ·in Miller Co., AR, both are buried in Rocky Mound Cemetery, Miller Co., AR. Would like to contact anyone researching these families.

GLOVER CEMETERY, Lonoke County, Arkansas

From: Eileen Lasiter Pass, Rt. 2, Box 76, Cabot, Arkansas 72023. "This Cemetery dates from 1855 and is still in use. My family is descended

from #70, John Glover. He came from Northampton County, North Carolina with his children to Madison Co., Tenn., in 1846. Then the family moved to Prairie Co. (later Lonoke Co.) Arkansas in 1852. He was the father of 20 children and had four wives, not all at the same time. I am making a book­let of Family Group Sheets on John GLOVER and some of his children. If any­one is interested, they can contact me for a copy. The GLOVER FAMILY has an annual reunion the third Sunday in September in Lonoke County at Mt. Zion United Methodist Church. The booklet on Glover will be presented at this reunion. Everyone interested in GLOVER or PARKER or other related families is welcome. John GLOVER'S 1st wife was Elizabeth PARKER of North­ampton Co., North Carolina. My cousin, Ruby Gagliana, of Lonoke has a lot of information to share at the reunion on the PARKERS. She has traced them back .to Engllmd several generations.

Mt. Zion United Methodist Church where the reunion is.held has quite a history also. Only this year a charge conference book was discovered which revealed the date Mt. Zion was organized, 15 February 1867. It was called Pleasant Grove until 1872 when a church building was constructed and named Mt. Zion. Several of John GLOVER'S children were prominent members 'of the church. This record book and membership roll books of Mt. Zion are on microfilm at the Arkansas History Commission, in Little Rock.

My ancestor chart' is really something because I have so many people on both sides who were related. John GLOVER and Elizabeth PARKER are my great great great grandparents 3 times. It is all really fascinating to me. Wish I had more time to spend on g·enealogy.

I certainly enjoy the Family Historian. I have only received 2 issues but I am so glad I joined."

GLOVER CEMETERY Location: Sandhills Community, Lonoke County, Arkansas.

1 acre SH SE 15 3N (W. 5937 Parcel Number. Surveyed Lasiter Pass, Rt. 1. BOx 76, Cabot, AR 72023, Early 1980.

Marne

1. Albert L. GLOVER Fannie H. GLOVER

2. Elaie MAroens OLOVEh 3, Hazel 0 'Dell Gf,OVEIl 4 .. Elton L. GLOVER 5 George Madi.on GLOVER 6. Florence Ads

wife of J .B. WINFREE 1. Lottie May KNOX 6. Hattie Bates ROWELL 9. Charles Melven DUPUY,Sr. 10.James X. WINFREE

Dat.e of Birth Day Month Year

26 Jan, 1661 11 July 1893 21 Dec. 1915 1 Nov. 1914 23 Aug, 1929 11 Mar. 1652 26 Oct, 1619

19 Nov. 1896 21 Apr. 1692 16 Apr. 1910 28 Oct. 1699

--,.'-'---I Date of Death

Day Month Year

3 Mar. 1919 26 Feb.19l6 6 Feb. 1915 15 Feb. 1930 20 Feb. 1926

1 Feb. 1916

19 June 1916 2 June 1910

31 Mar. 1918 11 Feb 1918

3N 9 Sec tion 15 by Mrs. Eileen

CO!l1l!lent.

M. 20 Dec. 1906 Double .tono Our Prec tous Bat • • Age 31 Year.

Age 76 Age 61 M. 20 Oct. 1923

..

Name

Kate lIolt 11.Melvin H. GLOV~R

Jane T. GLOVER 12.Ludie F. GLOV~~

Andrew II. GLOVER 13.William T. GLOV~R

Gertrude N. GLOVER 14.GLOVER infants lS.Susan H.

wife of J. M. GLOVER 16.J. M. GLOV"=R . 17.lIarvey W.

son of J. M. GLOVF,R 18. Pink A.

dau. of P.A.&J.M. GLOV 19. Pink A.GLOVER

wife of J.M. GLOVER

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I Date of Birth Day Month Yeor

I 1 '7 D-;;~. [cj04 1 July 1920 20 Oct. 1925

1900 1896 1888 1927

IS Mar. 1861

27 Mar. 18S3

20 • •• HARRINGTON S Dec. 1822 1815 lSb8

21. M. HARRINGTON 14 May ?2. Therre •• a 1 Oct.

dau. of J.T.&B.M.FRRGU3~N 23. George M. FERGUSON I 28 Mar. 24. John T. FERGUSON I 11 Aug.

lAt,S 1833

1905 198?

27 Sept. 1840

25.Eunice E. PHII.LIPS Homer P. PHILLIPS

26.SBrah A. wife.of J.T. FERGUSON

27.Marvin son of C.S.&T.T. SMITH

28.Floyd son of C.S.&T.T. SMITH

29.Myrtle HARRINGTON· 30.Viola

wife of M.B. HARRINGTON 31. M.B. HARRINGTON 32.E. M. HARRINGTON 33.C. S. SMITH 34. Tabitha his wife

wife of C.S. SMITH 3S. Melvin Herbert GLOnR

36.

37.

38. 39. 40.

41.

42.

4.3 •

44. 1~5. 46.

47.

Billy JONES Sue JONES Julius L. JONES Pearl B •. TONES Tennie E. JONES Baxter JON~S Lucy Ann Glover BRADFO John Hicks GLOV1lR John son of John & Lucy GLOV Jamea II. GLOVER Martha GLOVER wife of J.W. GLOVER Mary J. GLOVER wife of J. W. GLOVER Andrew J. son of'll. & M. BOWERS 1 Marthae dau. of J. & M. McN~. Elizabeth GOAD Jennie M. GOAD Sarah wife of Charles BARNBRD Geo. M. GOAD Emma A. (JOAD

13 May 188S

20 Mar.1890

7 Sept. 1899 2 Mar. 1867

14 Jan. 1863. 1693

16 June 1851 6 Aug. 1861

1 July 1920

1931 1931 1906 1911

30 Nov. 1865 10 Mar. 1883

9 Dec. 1859 22 Jan. 1856

R 3 Sept. 1691 24 July 1822 ;>4 hn. 1821

29 Jan. 1832

19 Oct. 181~2

6 Oct. 1854

20 May 18;>0 19 Feb 1880 24 Nov. HI31

24 OM. 1854 8 Dec. le,8

I Date of Death Day Month Year

"_.' - ..... -~ --.. -. .

I . i

12 Nov. 1977

1976

1963 1934

8 Mar. 1918

4,Mar'1913 9 Oct. 1900

17 Aug. 18AO

17 Oct. 1878

16 Dec. 1889 19 Mar. 1889 11 July 18n

e Aug. 1689 14 Aug. 1891

1916 1965

6 Nov. 1866

23 May 1667

25 Oct. 1894

21 Aug. 1900 28 Apr. 1913

2 Dee. 1936 1966

26 Feb. 1931 8 ~'eb. 1915

1;> Nov. 1977

1965

1963

17 June 1979 25 Feb. 1928 19 Oot. 1949 16 .Tuly 1900

20 Dec. 1695 6 Mar 1899 21 July 18S6

19 Feb. 1899

14 Aug. 1655

12 Aug. 18SS

22 Mar. 1882 26 Sept. 1887 20 June 1891

5 Aug. 1893 14 oct. 1695

J comments,

1 Double • torii M. 25 Mar. 1945 Double stone

Double .tone

Double stone

I Age 6 yrs .llmos •

lS days Age 3 yrs,lOmo ••

S day. A loving wife, fond Mother, and a friend to all.

singing with th. angel choir

Age 2 yr. ,lOday.

ge a yr., 7 mo. S days

Sgt. U.S.Army i1W II

Double st,one

Double stone

all on same stc

all on same ste

signed: E. HodF

Age 62 yr ••

Double .tone

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D&t,e or ~I rth D.-tear Death If..... Day Monlh y~.r O.;r Mon!.h Y .. r

-----t-~~-~~---h2;;;2;-j.\"~'e;;"hb -;--1904--46.'"if,;;..,.- ..... GOAD 27 Nov. 190\910 1932 49. Velma G. GOAD 1881 1915 SO. M. Etta GOAD 1878 1956

J. Ernest GOAD 10 Feb. 1909 14 Mar. 1910 51. Vernon R. GOAD 22 Feb. 1913 18 M.y 1914 52. Glady. G. GOAD 28 Mar. 1889 3 Apr. 1911 53. Marlin Y. GOAD 22 Dec. 1889 9 Feb. 1927 54. Ida M. GLOVER 1909 1934 55. M • .,..al G. ROWLAND 1939 56. John R. GLOVreR 1864 1936

Dorott:;r_~1!..!'.~:..fe:;;..._ ...... _____ ,.1865 _ ..... _- _ . -'

57.Clarence M. GLOVER 28 Mar 1886 Etta GLOVER LASSITER 10 Feb. 1887

58. Martha E. GLOVER 13 Oct. 1915 59. Joe Wesley GLOVER 28 June 1919 60. Mannie E. GLOV~R 14 Jan. 1913 61. Elva GLOVER 26 Jllly 1911 62-. Monroe GLOVER 11 Feb. 1861: 1,3. G~orr!e Washington GI-OV 12 Aup;. 1835

Sarah E1izab~th GLOVER 24 Dec. 1839 64. Martha Rosanna GLOVER 13 Dec. 1871 1,5. Ardella

dau. of J. H. & M.C. GLO _ER 13 Feb. 1888 66. Dau of P.M.&M.A. GLOVER 18 Apr. 1889 67. Georr,r. W. 1 Aug. 1863

son of G.W. & S.E. GLOV 68. Thr~e broken stones

simi1iar to above two 69. Thomas P.M.-GLOVER

Rosa A. LASITER. 70. John GLOVER 71. C.R.L. FINCH

D.P.G. FINCH M.E. FINCH

72. Mrs. L. M. WHITLEY 73. James K. WHITLEY 74. Mercie M.

dau. of J.K.&L.K. -"fflITL 75.Infant SWAIM 76.Infant SWAIM 77. Ethel SWAIM

• Dan D. SWAIM 78. Per.la V. GLOVER 79. Lewis M. GLOVER 80. Dorothy Lee GLOVER

dau. of Mr.& Mrs.L.M. GL 81. Luc;r "Adie" GLOVER

W.M. "Bee" GLOVER 82. Sylvia

wife of W.M. GLOVER 8). J.D. ALLEN

&4. Earl MORRIS Dolly MORRIS

85. S. J. GLOVER 86. Viola

dau of S.J. & D. GLOVER

11 Aug. 1833 17 May 1840 30 June 1792 12 Feb. 1872 16 Nov. 1822 15 Jan 1832

_ 17 Apr. 1858 7 Aug. 1839

26 Aug 1886

1885 1880

29 Apr. 1896 10 Mar. 1891 5 Aug. 1919 R

1880 1869

18 July 1870

11 Sept. 1863

9 Sept. 29 Jan.

1861 1675

1866_ 1899

61. Katie LONG 1 Oct. 1869 dau. of G.B.LONG &M.E. GLE

98. Gabe LONG 31 Oct. 1688 son of G.B.LONG & M.E.EA LE

19. Vina A. WINFREE 9 Nay. 1868 90. Mattie P. CARROLL 1904 91. Lu<Oinda 7 May 1811.8

wife of H.C. GLOVER 92. Henri C. GLOVER

14 JUly 1925 1 Oct. 1960

29 May 1923 13 July 1920 18 June 1914 10 Sept. 1912 19 Feb. 1939

30 July 1913 26 Feb. 1906

20 Dee • 1890 2., Apr • 1889 Ij Aug 1871

19 Mar 1872 6 Apr. 1912

1855 1 Sept. 1873 10 Aug. 1873 22 Apr. 1897 7 May 19l}2 3 Feb. 1691 25 Nov. 1901

15 Apr. 22 Sept 12 Jan.

1925 1969

1976 1966 1921

20 Nov

i954 1953

1905

4 Apr. 1926

1929 1947

18 Dec. 1900 19 Aug. 1900

31 Aug. 1894

21 Aug 1900

13 Sept 1906 1'138

25 June 1914

140"0. 1891

DOUble atone

28 yrs. 5 days

Mother In Memorialll Supreme Foreat Woodlllen Circle

Father Mother Double stone

Husband

Double stone

&oaken stone

Double stone

All on .... e ste

Double stan • Mother Father

ood .. en or the· orld. Memorial IlIIIp No. 32

Double stone

Broken stone

A raithful wir.

Aged 42 ye 0.1'1

•

Name

93. H.C. GLOVER Jr.

94. Georr,e F. EATON 95. J. Rob~rt HUFF

Willie S. HUFF 96. Lena Finley MOORE 97. Bob FINLEY 98. Mollie FINLEY 99. Grace FINLEY

Fl'ank FINLEY 100. 1'OUIII Finley nOLT 101. Thomas P~rk HOLT 102. M.E. FINLEY

dBu of Tho •• & Mary FINLEY

103. Bessie FINLEY 104. Carrie GLOVEa

dau. of J.H. & Ella 105 •. J.H. GLOVER 106. Ella Glover FIELDS 107. Annie JUSTICE loB. Gladys JUSTICE 109. Glenn J1JSTICE 110. Ma~~ie JUSTICE Ill. Frank JUSTICE 112. F:n\",a .mSTICE 113. Myrtle GLOVER

wife of W.E. GLOVRRJr.

114. William E. GLOVER 115. Barney M. GLOVER 116. Samuel Smith GLOVER 11 7. Dollie J. GLOVER

W. Hemp GLOVER 118. William Emory GLOVER 119. Ben S. GRAY 120. Ida 1. GRAY 121. Edna G. McMINN 122. Bart L. HILL 123. Kay Suzette GLOVER 124. Eli F. WAY 12~. Blanche GLOV~R 126. Dan D. GLOV~R 127. Murphy E. GLOVRR 128. Ada B. GLOV,~

Charlie P. GLOV~B 129. Thomas '0. JUSTICE

130. Burnice G. GLOVER 131. Scott G. MARTIN

Verona L. MARTIN 132. Jessie C. BRIDGEMAN 133. Lewis P. TRAVIS

.' Hazel C. TRAVIS

131,. Otis H. GLOVER Violet GLOVER

13~. Homer H. REA son of H.S. & J.G. RF~

136. B. E. GLOVER 137. William H. GLOVER 13B. Lucy A. GLOVER

wife of J.E. GLOV~R 139. A. G. COCHRAN

Sarah J. COCHRAN

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Date of Birth Day M~nth year

22 SApt. 1891

26 Jan. 1876 1879 1910

1912 1902

8 Doc. 1899 25 Feb. 1884 9 May 1872

22 Jan. 1906

26 Nov 1884. 9 Aug. 1885

1914 1912 1912 1904 1896 1870

2.~ May 1879

28 Feb. 1870 8 Au!!. 1911 3 Dec. 1907 2 Feb. 1905 18 Aug. 1900 9 July 1915 28 Aur,. lA82 17 July lEl88 1913 14 July 1959 26 Sept. 1946

1898 1887 1882 1920

19 Dec. 188~ 22 May 1868 11 Oct. 1910

1907 1958 1956 1Il99

22 Nov. 1886 23 Nov. 1896

12 Sapt. 1918 ~ ATlr. 1920 30 Nov. 1912

28 Aug .• lAl~9 3 Dec. 1818 27 Jan. 1/l35

17 Aug. lIlC;2 2 May 1860

Date of Death Day Month Year

30 Apr. 1914

29 June 1940 1945 1911 1933 1952 1929

. 1957 23 Feb. 1947 1 July 1968 21 May 1893

1917 23 Feb. 1906

11) Apr. 18 Dec.

1916 1955 1920 1912 1912 1904 1902 1697

5 Aug. 1917

10 Dec. 1924 ., JUnA 1944 19 Mar. 1963

27 Jan. 1970 7 July 1950 14 Apr. 1953 12 Dec. 1932

1965 15 ~!ay 1976 28 Apr. 1947

1946 1954 1942 1922

9 Aug. 1969 20 MAr. 1929 7 Jan. 191>3

1965 1979

1970 3 Oct. 1976

3 May 1969

29 Dec. 1912

1 Nov; 1870 2 Dec. 1891 12 Dec. 1883

! . 12 Feb. 1691

12 June 1907

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oodmen or World amp 11596 ad Oak, Ark.

Father Son -Double .to Age 3$ Age 73 Age $3

Double .tone

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I Date of llirth -,-____ Name _ __ ___ ____ ! Day Month year

-140. Anna M. SHURLEY \ 1874 Robp.rt L. SHURLEY 1662

141. Rev. B11118 E. GLOVT;;R lAM Minnie A. GLOV~R 1875

142. Pearl CA~HEY 11 Au~. IB95 Henry CATHEY 24 Dec. 1892

1l~3. Henry Terrial CATHEY 24 ~ley 1924 14h. Artie Mae GLOVER 21 Feb. 1896

Jesse A. GLOVER l May 1690 lu5. David Marvin GLOVER Oct. 1909 lu6. Rosie E. GLOVER 7 Sept lRB7

Dave M. GLOVER 23 July 1886 147. Lucy Ella CLEMMONS -190B

RAy CLEMMO.NS· 1905 H\8. Daniel W. GLOVER 10 Oct. 1883 Ih9. Mar~uer1te &Ina GLOVI': 1878 .: .. " wife of Dan W. GLOVER l~O. Cha". W. CLOVER lSI. ,Sarah GLOVER

wife of C.W. GLOVER ! 152. Annie Mae GLOVER

Dau of C.W. & S.R.OLOV 153. Myrtle COCHRAN

wife of R.A. COCHRAN 1'4. Infant .ons of Mr.&

Mr •• H.H. WIlA'l'HERS IS5. Al OLOVIlR . 15h. ~Ia t t ie GLOVER IS7. Baby dau of Mr. & Mr ••

A.W. GLOVER ; 1<;8. Nora E.GLOVER

Alfred 'II. GLOVER 159. Buford N, FINLEY 160. GI.ady. F. BROCKS

Vernon D. BROOKS 161. Marf,aret GLOVER

wife of H.L. GLOVER "162. Infant twin. of Richar

BAILEY .1~3. Hervil1e L. GLOVER 161,. Sam L. GLOVER 16<;. GAor~e L. GLOVER 161,. H.E.GLOVER 167. Jennie GLOVER

wife of Ell. GLOVER ,}6B. Sarah H. GLOVER ! 169. Samuel M. GlTELY '170. W.A. GLOVER 171. May GLOVER

wife of W.A. GLOVP.R 172. Alma GLOVJlR

22 Dec. 1887 23 Sept. IB89

30 Oot. 1'113

21 June 1693

18911 1691

24 Apr. 1906 21 :>apt 1912 16 Dec. 1906 10. Au!':. 1906

22 Aug. 24 Nov.

26 Feb. .22 July

1922 11\96

1894 1856 1660

6 Aug. 1681 1 Dec. 11176 29 lJec. 1861

2 Anr. Itlbb

1 Mar. 1900 deu. of W.A. & May GLO ER 173. Buford Owen GLOV,;R

1\. Jan. 1911 1903

25 Apr. IB92 6 Nov. lA8h

.on of W.A. & R. GLOV" 174. Merlie L. GLOVER 175. Jennie E. REA

Samuel W. R};:A 176. Jame. Ell.mond GLOV:'1l

177. Carroll GLOVIlR Roxie GLOV',R

170. Jame. Emery CLOVER 179. Jessie F. GLOVER

Sarah A. GLOVER wife of Jes.ie F. GLO

160. Dewey M. GRAY 181. Wi11ia~ H. REA 182. Lucia S. GLOVER 163. Lloyd D. GLOVER 184. Joe E. ~LOVER 18~. Vina C. REA

R

11 Apr. 1868 27 Feb. 1890 18 Feb. 1674 16 Oct. 1842 1 s"pt_ 18<;2

11 Jan. 1899 9 Dec. 1877

1898 1933 1(\97

17 July'ltl89

11 Aug 1954 7 June 1979

1935 19 Jan 1927 21 Apr. 1902

21 Sept. 1908 26 Nov. 1966 2Q.Oot.1936

1"( Jan. 1 'iU~

30 Mar. 1917

1 June 1911 1969

11 Feb. 1970 21 Feb. 1972 7 Nov. 1'118

13 Mar. 1957 29 Dec. 1967 4 JUne 1902 27 Hal'. 1910 30 Sept. 1910

11 Aug. 1973 16 Jan. 1934

1966 1935 1934

30 Dec. 1974

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1J:,~~~_~t~.i~:~r._.J D~~t~C~;hD~:~~ 7.i> Jan. 1911" A Fe b. 1936

Name lA/'. 187. lA8. 18q.

Vet'!'la Luc ille R1':A EM-tett \~. REA Annie Bell LASIT><:R Joseph M. LA3IT~R

16 Jan 1807 2 Jan. 191,8 27. ~e:ot. 1878 27 Apr. 19t~1 10 Aup;. 1919 28 Nov. 1965

190. Aubry H. GLOV~R 21 Hal'. 1926 191. William P. ~ARKr~ 1873

Hargarette R. BAHKER 1880 192. Rebecca DAUOQEARTY 2<; AnI'. 18<;2 193. John DAUflH!':ARTY 1 Jan. 18<;2 194. John E. DAUOHEARTY 1861 195. Henry H. RAGLE 1881

Beatrice C.~GLE 1665 196. S. A. STEPHENS July 1844

Ira 'lTEI'HENS 6 Nov. 1824 197. J. W. STEPHENS 1876 198. Mary J. 3TR?HEN,), 1~80 199. Dau. of Bill & MBcBre)23 June 1933

ROBINSON , 200. Stephens WILLOUGHBY 1872 201. Ida L. STEPHENS 3 Au~. 1876

wife of W.L. STEPHENS 202. Il'a E. STEPHENS 12 Jllly 190h

son of W.L. &Ida L. STEl'HENS

20). Ira C. STE"lIEIIS aon of J.W.&Mary J. STEPHENS

204. Homer H. REA aon of H.B. & J.G. R

27 Oct 1900

30 Nov. 1912

205. Fannie JUSTICE 2 Feb. 1896 Clarence JUSTICE 4 July 1895

:20~. Mary Ruth JUSTICE 11 Hay 1929 207. Ruth H. JUstICE 3 June 1908

James E. JUSTICE 10 Jan. 1900 208. Curtis Elon~o BAILEY! 27 Nov. 1914 209. Joshua W. BAILEY ,4 Aug. 1886

Ruth A. BAILEY \ 2 Feb. 1696 210. James H. CATHEY ~ 1878

Minnie E. CATHEY 1614 211. Lillie J. JUSTICE~lr 20 June 1896

Charlie A. JUSTICE _ 10 Mar. 1692 212. Newton A. JUSTICE I ,4 July 1864

Tenniesee JUSTICE 16 July 1670 213. John William JUSTICE 6 Nov. 1893

Bessie Lee JUSTICE 27 Aug. 1900 214. Carrie A. JUSTICE (Mo her) 1905

Joe S. JUSTICE (Fa her) 1901 215. Lena 'E. COCHRAN 25 Hal'. 1888

Robert A. COCHRAN 29 Feb. Ifl81-l-216. Dillard G. GLOVER 22 Jul y 1922 217. Baby 218. J.C. GLOVER 219. Martha A. GLOVER 220.011ie D. GLOVER

Joe C. GLOVER 221. Tommie W MORRIS 222. William C. CLEVRNG><:R ??3. Dori. BROOKS

Jud.on BROOKS ;>24. Jerrell "'ark SMITH 225. Mary E. MOqRIS

Hubert D."'ORRIS 226. Pearl F. WF.ATHRRS

Hubert H. WEATHERS

UlIMARKED

11 Dec. 1912 1865

12 July 1889 14 Oct. 1881 18 Aug. 1903 9 Nov. 1901 9 Jan. 1932 25 Jan. 1931 11 July 1950 17 Dec. I'll? le; Nov. 1905

1901 1899

Martha lIilda Glover DOZIER 12 Dec. 1884 Infant DOZIER

10 Hey 19'/9 19';6 1937

2 June 1913 12 Dec. 1900

19<;0 1931 1961

9 July 1914 27 Feb. 1<)06

1939 1955

23 June 1933

1954 19 Jan. 1910,

1 Sept. 1905

24 Feb. 1902

29 Deo. 1912

4 Dec. 1910

(, June 1929

7 Nov. 1955 16 July 1916 1 Aor. 1915

1922 1961

21 Dec. 1936 .22 Apr. 1952 15 June 1935

7 Nov. 1958

1967 11 Aug. 1966 6 Feb. 1951 31 Jan. 1970

29 A"8.192) 1959

26 Aug. 1969 4 Apr. 1963 8 Dec. 1957 10 Mar. 1911

9 Sept. 1959 1 Aug. 1918

28 Oct. 1966

1970

18 Feb. 1901

AlI;e 62 yrs. PVt. Sta. Com.

1865 SVC Unit WW

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Double stone

Double .tone Father !!other

Double atone

Double stone

Double .tone

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DOUble stone'

Doubl0 stone

DOUble stone

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220-Name 01 compue,Eileen Lasi ter

Addre •• Rt. 2. Box 76

Chart No._ JeSSee J. LASSITER per.on as No. __ on chart No. __ •

·ca.1828 N.C~:::~~~~_ .T~&Q~~-L~~~~.,-_--t21 Mar. 1850 N.C. City, Stat.Cabot. Ark. 72023

Date 3 July 1980 8jy. (Father 01 Na.4) .ca.1894 Ark.

b.8 Feb. 1852 17l.'I~~~--;~~~~....--

4 Samuel Burton LASITER (Fltha' !JII No. 2)

b.13 Oct. 1878

p.b. Northampton Co. ,N.C. b!=a.1826 N.C=~""" .... _ m. 24 Jan. ·1878 d d. 14 Jan. 1895 . p.d Lonoke Co. ,Ark. 18 Henr EAGLE

b. DII,e al Birth p.b. P~CII! d Birth m. DICII! d. Mlrrtaje .t. Date 01 ONtll pod. Place <:II ONeh

p.b. Lonoke Co. ,Ark. m.7 Dec. 1902 d. 7 Feb. 1939 p.d Lonoke Co. ,Ark.

1817 N C (Faa..r cI No. 9, • •• Coa&. 00 ebtl., No. __

9 Ro n m. L!C=l.!L=I!L-="IIt~,i1'lIO:'l.,) ----j'd.1886 Ark.

b.17 May 1840 Ark.

1912

i9, louisa b. d.

p.b. 2 Samuel Olin LASITER (FalIIer of No. I)

b. 14 April 1910 p.b.Lonoke Co., Ark. m. 5 May 1932. d.

d.6 April p.d Lonoke Co. ,Ark.

20' ,jI.a1llel!L..lira.sJ~tqE~~!lll b'24 July 182t.:x.t::;~'L

10, tI"L111e'-"--.MaL<l.l..s.cu;t;,;/!;I:Wo'P'-----I m!. 5 Feb. 1844 , ... ," ~ d·6 Mar. 1899 Lo.Co. ,A

p.d b;27 Mar. 1853 p.b. Madison Co. ,Tenn.

5 LMa:qc....M.i..ldJ:eJ~~I¥a.E~-l 27 Dec. 1882 ~ :'4 Mar. 1913

b. 12 Dec. 1884 '1.<> k C A k k tr_no e, 0" r • p.b. Lonoke Co., Ar • p.

d 22 June 1970 II Susan H. WOOD p:;.ittle Rock,Ark. ,_,,~~

b. 25 Mar. 1861 p.l). Ark.

21 Mart;lla T·ASSTTER 1 (MOltlAr '" No. 10, b.24 Jan.182 C-'OI'Iel\t;"No._

d.21 July 1856

m. d.

I Frances Eileen LASITER d. 8 Mar •. 1918

23U.1i.l.dl:<~~~~=~ b.12 July 183B!.'.:i1t.tr:~~_ d.18 Mar. 1906 Lo.CO.A

U ~! !-•• d'~ a:; lPt eli! ~

UI !~! ~~i .ito! £~l

Iii i1l! ~5i

p.d, Lonoke Co. ,Ark. b. 24 Nov 1949

24 • p.b·Litt m. 17 A

Ie Rock,Ark. pril 1971 12 Samuel

D.

Wilson REA "'. ~rcfNo.l2.

an a.rt No. _ .

d. p.d.

3

<PIdIer 01 No. 6)

b.14 May 1847 p.b. Ark.

8 Samuel Walter REA m. 14 May 1868

b.6 Nov. .. (".cber r1 No. ...,

d. 17 Nov. 1916 1884 Lonoke Co. ,Ark. p.b. Lonoke Co. ,Ark. p.d

m 15 Dec. 1907 13 , at- t-" H" ... ld n d . 21 Feb. 1972 (MocMr r1 No.6)

'd Cabot,Ark. (Lo.Co.) b .. 16 A ril 1852 p. ~

p.b.Pra1rie Co. ,Ark. d.18 Feb. 1929

. 25 p.

Maraaret

b.1815 &::1' 01 No,. 12,

Indian ~ <hart .... _.

d.188? Lo.Co. ,Ark. , 28 11--.W. 'T""~

fbI (F.m.1" d. NO. U, . 1812 N.C. COM. on CUM No.._ "T <'V , m'18 DeC. 1834

0'1886 Lo.CO. ,Ark. 27 AAAa ReDecca GLOUER.. _

McII:Mr r1 No. I), b.18l? N.C. g ... ~ dart No. __ d.188? Lo.Co. ,Ark.

bl. Aug. p.d. Lonoke Co. ,Ark. 28 ~~~~~~;:-;;:-p.b. Lonoke Co., Ark

d. ~., 1808 V {FiIl"Mr r1 No. 14, ca. a.C-.anca..nNo._.

14·~raJlclA-Ma.9.I:!e;~tp'L_m. (P rr1 • after 1880 Lo.Co. ,A] p.d.

b. 1856 29L-__________ ~=_~u_ 1 b (MoCb*r d. No. 14, p.b. A a ama b. Cent. 011 a.n No. __

7 Martha Annie WHITE 30 Nov 1876 L!::~=~==iii_;;.;,;',;"iiNo.~,,'---j m.. d. b. 2? April Itsts~ d. 1929

1 Lo k C A k 30 b Jo h PIRF p.b. Lonoke Co. ,Ark. . ",i'.Q no e 0., r • . 25 Nov.1828!!,JI'~':;~:':_ d. 6 Oct., 1911 151..Mia.qf..-l.::........P1!'RI!~=;;c-;;_-jm.22 Sept. 1850 p.d. Lonoke Co. ,Ark. 'M ...... "N~ry d.16 Nov. 1894 Lo.Co.,

,lobn ~""~ 'iflSS • FNo.) b.16 Mar. 1853 31 El; zaheth Hal!!!5,.tns CJK>.\ p.b.Prairie Co. ,Ark. b.14 Dec. 183!(; ... ~_ .

b.3 May 1943 d. p.b. San Louis p.d.

Obispo,Calif.

d.20 July 1907 d. 18 June 1887 Lo.Co.~ p,d.Lonoke Co. ,Ark.

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MORGAN Mrs. Polly Ray, P. O. Box 3519 Hattiesburg, Miss 39401 - A correspondent of mine in Torrence, CA sent me a copy of the MORGAN Quer1e in the 1979 Sept.

issue of AFH. She noted that 80me of those MORGANS are the same names-in Rutherford Co., He and 1n the same time period. Perhaps someone will have information and can help me with some of my MORGANS, etc.

Seven Generations of the family of Polly Stewart Ray, Numbered by generation, starting with researcher.

1. Mole!e LIEse (Polly) Stewart M. Pletcher Homer Ray, Jr. 1952 2. Beulah Maye Bilbo married Louie El11s (Pinky) Stewart, 1920, Pearl River Co •• Mis •• 3. Jonathan Alonzo (John A.) Bilbo married Hole!e Eliza Smith, 1793, Pearl River Co.,

Miss. 4. Obedience Wallis (Beedy) M. James Oliver Bilbo C8 1859. Hancock Co., Ki.l. - Now

Pearl River Co •• Miss. 5. Elias Waills, b. S.C. ca 1793 married to Martha "Patsy" Wheat ca 1814, Hancock Co.,

Miss. 6. Samuel Wallis. birth date and place unknoWn, married Lucy MORGAN, Rutherford Co.,

N.C. ca 1790. both died ca 1814. Hancock Co., Kiss. Territory. Dec. 1811 per land grant.

7. Blias MORGAN married to Sally (1). He died in Edgefield Co., S.C. 1804, leaving a WILL which names children, WilH.am, Rebecca._ Sarah· and Lucy WALLACE, along with grandson, Elias WALLACE.

NOTES: 1790 Census District. Rutherford, N.C. Elias MORGAN, 1 Male over 16, I 1I81e UDder 16, 5 females.

1800 Census, Edgefield CO •• S. C.- Elias MOB.GAN: 1 male 16-26; 1 male over 45; 2 females 10-16; I female 16-26; 1 f over 45. 2 slavea.

Then from the census Elias undoubtedly had a daughter not named in the WI~. From records in Rutherford Co., N. C. he a180 had a aon named John.

Hancock Co., Court Docket appealed to High Court of Errors and Appeals, Mies. "Elias WALLIS. et a1 va. David WINDGATE, Admin. of Estate of Jordan MORGAN, deceased" we find that Jordan MORGAN was the son of John MORGAN who waa a brother of Elias MORGAN.

Also from court recorda of Rutherford Co., N.C. Elias MORGAN received a land grant March 2, 1775, on Little MOuntain Creek of Broad River, Rutherford Co., N.C. Other recorda of deeds, this one earliest record on Elias MORGAN 1n Rutherford Co., NC.

Thia is also the earliest record I find of Elias MORGAN. Tbere are otbers found in N.C. by this name. My research primarily on BILBO and WALLIS/WALLACE.

Court. records of Rutherford Co., N.C. published in Book. 1 have copy of the orig1nal re­cords but they are almost impossible to read.

Another Court record, Rutherford Co •• Ne. Martha MORGAN, widow of John MORGAN appts. attorney 1797 to recover sums in suit in Henry Co., VA., which could be a lead back to Virginia for MORGANS. Additional informat~on will be appreciated by Mrs. Ray.

REQUEST FOR: HISTORY OF CARROLL COUNTY'S nOLD CAIUlOLTON"

RUSH SEBOURNE SORENSEN

Sam Nunnally. 804 S. 25 Mile Avenue, 79045 - can anyone tell ae if there is a-H~story of Carroll County, Arkans".' "Old Carrolton" If.o i. one available for purchase? I would 11ke to buy a copy. Phone 806-364-4298 or 806-364-2814.

"heli~ J. ~ush. 2532 W. Sherman, Peoria, Ill. 61604 - phone 309-676-2755 I would like to correspond wi~h anyone who can help me with info on the ~o110wing people. Ester Sl1ment SORENSEN, d. 1913. Winslow, Wa.hington Co. AR. James H. RUSH, b. 1876, Winslow, died 1952, Springdale, AR (would like

to know the names of his parents & vital dates. Charlee A. RUSH. b. 28 Hov. 1902. Winalow. Maddie Bell SEBOURNE, b. 7 Oct. 1877, Winslow & died 27 July 1922, Win.low, alao need names of parents & dates, etc. Charles A. Rush married to. Aguel SORENSEN, 6 Sept. 1922 (place unknown). Any help will be appreciated and I will gladly exchBnge data with others who are researching these linea.

!!ORGAN MILLS

Chester Morgan, 1512 Hathaway, Yaktma, Washington 98902 - I am atill aeek­ing any info on my grand parenta, Alfred MORGAN, N.C., married Nancy Jane MILLS, in Van Buren Co •• AR Ca 1854. Alfred disappeared before Bon John

waa born (my.father) John Franklin MORGAN, b. Sept. 27 1854, Scotland, Van Buren Co., AR. Nancy Jane MILLS, b. 1836 in Scotland, Van Burren Co •• Ai to Elisha MILLS, b. 1810 in N.C. & wife Nancy?, b. 1818, NC. (came to Van Buren Co., AR 1834/35.) Nancy Jane remarried, in mid 1850 to Bailey MAXWELL & had a dau. named Kary E. MAXWELL, b. 7 Kay 1860 in Van Buren Co. AR Nancy Jane went to MO with children in 1863, pos.ibly Bailey went alao. ,liaha MILLS & at least on of hia sons were bushwhacked juat a few feet from their house in Scotland, !a.ca 1863 (before 1865). John Franklin !!ORGAN was lot or 2nd couain to Johnnie PH_nter !!ORGAN of Scotland, b. 1862. Who was Abner Captain MORGAN, b. in. HC & came to VB Co. All in 1839 & married (Polly) Mary AITKEN in 1846. Abner Captain MOBGAN's parents were Abner MORGAN & Elizabeth WILKERSON of McDowell Co., NC. Abner MORGAN was born 18 July 1790 in Rutherford Co •• NC., they had 14 children. Please help with any additional inf. on any of th.ae people. 1 will gladly pay for copies and will refund postage. etc. 1 receive AFH & read it from front to back over and over! What a good way to con tack others working on their ancestora. I will gladly share data with others researching the !!ORGAN line.

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YOUNTS FAMILY RECORDS

FROM: James O. Younts. Jr •• 1716 Glen ROAd. KerrvUlu. TX 78028 - "Tho fullowinM unu-L .. .., have been made 1n an old Fam11y Bible and are copied a8 written but have been oraanl&ed

into family groups. In some cases it was difficult to place names in the proper family group for entries have been made 1n scattered places. Not t~t only births. 6eaths and mar­riages are recorded: no places are mentioned but most are believed to be Little Rock, Arkan­sa8. This Bible 1s in the pOssession of James Ogden Yount., Jr., 1716 Glen Road, Kerrville, Texas 78028"

Rudolph Younts, b. 5 Nov. 1795; died 20 Apr!l 1854; married 6 Oct. 1815 to: Mary Owen, b. 10 May 1794; died 24 Oct. 1873 The follow,tng 80ns and daughters were born to this union:

Lucy Younts. b. 26 Dec. 18i6; died 29 Dec •. 1849 Mary Younts, b. 8 Dec. 1818 Lorenvo DoW Younts, b. Dec. 1820' Nancy Y. Younts, b. 1821 Catherine You~ts, b. 30 May 1823; died 3 April 1848, married to John Lookabill Samuel Younts, b. 7 Dec. 1825; died 1; married 1 Jan. 1847 to Barbary Palmer Sarah Younts, b. 1827 John Anderson Younts, born 13 Nov. 1829 Eli'G. Younts, born 22 May 1833; died 2 Jan. 1861; married 17 Hay 1853 to Elivar R Elms Neety (sp) A. S. Younts, b. 17 July 1835 James A. Younts, b. 25 April 1838; died 11 Feb. 1883; married 4 April 1861 to Sena

Tremble, b. 1842; died 21 Feb. 1887

ThOBe named in below are believed to be 80ns and daughters of James A. and Sena Younts who were married 4 April 1861:

John Younts, b. May 1862 William Tremble Yount., b. 11 July 1864; died 15 Kay 1932 Mary L. Younts, b. 19 Sept. 1866 Edward L. Younts, b. 31 Jan 1869 Minnie L. Younts, b. 28 Aug. 1871; died 20 Feb. 1876 James W. Younts, b. 26 July 1874; died 25 Nov. 1875 James Otto Younts, b. 23 Dec. 1876; died 6 Jan. 1961 (buried in Beeville Memorial Park.

BeeVille, TX); married 28 May 1905 to Hattie King, b. 25 Oct. 1882; died 21 March 1959 (biried in Beeville Memorial Park, Beeville, Texas).

Hallie Younts. b. 15 Sept. 1880; d. ?; married 22 Sept., 1902 to James Oscar Hemphill F. E. Younts, married 10 Sept. 1884 to Haqfe. 1 ; married 2nd 21 June 1891 to Lora Etta

Thomas.

The follOwing entries were made at random places in the Bible: Charley E. Younts, b. 14 Mar 1895; died 16 Mar 1901 William H. Lookabill, b. 14 Nov. 1840 Mary E. Lookabill William Tremble Younts, Jr., (son of WM. T. Younts, and Gloria Younts) b. 25 June 1889 James F. Lookabill, b. 6 March 1847 Margaret Ida Younts, b. 1 June 1854 E. G. (S1) Yount., d. 3 Oct. 1908 John Lookabill married 15 Aug. 1850 ro Christenar Kiney Son ad F. E. and Mamie Younts, died 16 May 1890 Rosa Lee Hemphill, b. 9 Sept. 1907 W T Moore, b. 10 April 1834; died 26 March 1864; married 21 Sept. 1858 to S. J. Younts

Sons and daughters of James Otto and Hattie King Younts: James Ogden Younts, Jr., born 7 March 1906 in, North Little Rock, (Argenta) Arkansas, d.

1; married 3 Sept. 1940 to Ethel Shane in Globe, Arizona Josie B. Younts, b. 28 Feb. 1908 in North Little Rock (Argenta) Arkansas; d. 1 ;

married 18 Jan. 1931 to Pleasant Payne in Beeville, Tezas Hiram King Younts, b. 19 July 1910 in Beeville, Texas; died 1; Married 25 April 1936 to

Ruth Ann Mills in Goliad, Texas ZelIa Eloise Younts, b. 6 Aug. 1912 in Beeville. TX:. died 7; married 21 Sept. 1953 to

to Dyke F. Myer in Randolph Field, San Antonia, Texas William Marvin Younts, b. 18 Oct. 1914 in Beeville, T.X; died 3 Dec. 1915 in Beeville,TX Ruth Mary Younts, born 2 April 1917 in Beeville, TX; died 1; married 15 Aug. 1942 to

James V. MOrris in Randolph Field, San Antonio, Texas. ***********

EDlTORtS NOTE: Our thBnks to James O. Younts, Jr. for sharing this valuable YOUNTS Family Information with. the readers and members of our Arkansas Family Historian. Be will appreci­ate any additional information on these people and eapecially in finding the birthplace of RUDOLPH YOUNTS.

ALWAYS REMEMBER •••• ENCLOSE A SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED EliVELOPE WITH ALL GENEALOCICAL REQUESTS ••• AND HOPE FOR AN ANSWER (S.A.S.!.)

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MARLER Alma Fortune, RR 2 Box 66, Wetumka, OK 74883 - I need info WHITE on my Great Grandparents, Dr. John E. MARLER, b. 11 Aug.

1838, TN (but where in TN?) wife Mahilda WHITE, b. 15 Oct. 1841 in what is now Baxter Co., AR. Dr. MARLE practiced medicine in the Monkey Run Community over 50 years. They were-the parents of 14 children, 12 boys and 2 girls. My grandfather George Washington MARLER, b. 12 Feb. 1870, Baxter Co., AR married to Martha Melvina COLLIS, b. 3 March 1875 Need info on her parents William Albertis COLLIS, b. 15 Sept. 1854 NC (but where?) her mother Lucinda Lou MORGAN, b. 1855. W. W. COLLIS was a Mission· ary Baptist Minister, aslo Co. Tax Assessor, Baxter Co., 1886-88. Can any one help me with the info on his parents, WiLliam D. COLLIS, also Baptist Minister in White River Batist Assn, & pastoer of Pilgrems Rest Baptist Church, 1903, (per - "History of Baxter County".) MORGAN Also need info on Mahilda's parents, Frances Monroe MORGAN &

Lucinda Ellen (?) MORGAN, believed to be from Owensboro, KY. My Grandfather Geo. W. MARLER lived in qur home several years before he died, 17 Sept. 1944. He gave me lots of old family pictures, including the wedding picture of Dr. John and Mahilda, taken before the Civil War. I will be happy to share these with others working on this line.

I also have much info on the COLLIS family after they moved to Okla., 1899. He established many Missionary Baptist Churches in this area before his death, 15 Sept. 1906. . BYRD I also need info on Grandparents, James Jackson BOYD, b. 23 DAVIS June 1850 (but where?), grandmother Leanner DAVlS, b. 23 Oct

1856, where? Great grandfather Marshall BYRD, killed in Civil War (where in Miss.) Who was James J's Mother? My father James Guy BYRD was born in Baxter Co., AJ{., 24 Oct. 1892. ,. married to Katie Leoria MARLER, 18 Sept. 1920, Wetumka, OK. She was born 23 Nov. 1905 Holdenville, OK.

I have much material on Masonic Lodges in State of Texas, also most school teachers 1840-60. Have all of the State Senators & Legislators of Texas, same period. Will be happy to search these records for anyone with ancestors from Texas. I will try to help those with any problems in my area, such as cemetery Records, Marriage Records, from Hughes and Okfuskee Counties, Please send Self Addressed Stamped Envelope ... S.A.S.E. NOTE: I just want all to know, I think AFH is wonderful ... and I receive

many quarterlies and AFH is the best yeti Thank you for a job well done I

BELL IW\MOND HAMMONDS HEAMMONDS ALLEN

Mrs. Pat Buckley, Rt. 2.Box l84A, Lowell, AR 72745 - Would like to contact anyone with info on ancestors, brothers, & sisters of my great grandparents, W. U. (Uriah) BELL and Sallie HEAMMONDS married in St. Francis Co., AR., 17 May 1882. Marriage Record states his age 34, her age 27. Their children: Fred, b. ca 1883, CaSh, Craighead Co., AR.,

my grandmother Irene, b. 13 Feb. 1887. Irene married to George McCauley, 5 Dec. 1905, Whiteville, TN. Her mother, Sallie, died when Irene was 6 months old. ·She·was raised by the Allen THOMPSON Family, near Wheatley, St. Francis Co., AR. Her father, W. U. BELL, died when she was about 6 years old, killed in lumber accident by falling tree.

Believe W. U. BELL was born in Miss., he is buried, Reno graveyard near Howell Station (1) AR. .Can anyone tell me where Howell Station is located? (there is a Howell in Woodruff Co.,AR but not sure about Howell Station). Sallie HEAMMONDS, buried, Freeman Cemetery near Wheatley, AR.

I will answer .all correspondence and any information wi~l be much appreciated;

REX RAY CROSS

Joyce A. Rex, 1416 Alan Lane, Midwest City, OK 73130 - Will exchange info relating to Famiy of William REX, b. ca 1829 Rowan Co., NC married 1st to Nancy RAY, Smith Co., TN, 2nd Nancy Ann CROSS, Lawrence, Ark - Ripley, MO. (Nancy Ray was

dau. of William RAYof Smith Co., TN, b. ca 1833, TN and Nancy CROSS was dau. of Joel Moore CROSS & wife Sarah, b. ca 1843).

William died 17 April 1879, Ark/MO. Emigration route - b. Rowan Co., NC, 1829 married Smith Co., TN 1852, mortgaged crop, Smith Co., TN 1859, en­listed Confederate Army, Izard Co., AR 1862. 1850 Smith Co., TN Census, 1879 Ripley Co., Me census. Children listed 1880 census, Boone Co., AA. Widow married John BRUMEAD, 27 Sept. 1881, Boone Co., AR.·

Children by lat wife: William, b. 1853; JOseph, b. 1855; George, b. 1858, TN; Nancy, b., 1863, AR. 2nd wife: Sarah, b. 1864, AR; James, b. 1868, MO; Sephronia, b. 1869, MO; and Mary Elizabeth, b. 1873, MO. Will glady ahare info with others working on these lines.

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CHANEY Betty L. Chaney, 16218 Chipstead, Spring, TX 77373 - Desire DEER any info on ancestors or descendants of the following:

Charles C. CHANEY, b. 1633, Jefferson (1) Co., TN., d. ca 1910, Logan Co., AR., married to Mary E. DEER of Henderson Co. (1) TN., ca 1860, b. Jan. 1843, TN., died ca 1910 Logan Co., AR. Mary daughter of James and Nancy DEER. Issues of marriage: Sarah C., b. 1860, TN.; Mary E. born 1862, TN.; Charles T., b. 1864, TN.; Ella, b. 1866, KY.; James W., b. 1869, KY.; Samuel J'

1 b. 1870, KY.; Effa M., b. 1873, KY.; Lonae, b. 1876,

KY.; Lindsey, b. l87~, Ark.; Minnie, b. 1881, Ark.; & Ollie, b. 1884, Ark. I believe Charles C., was the son of Charles and Phoebe Brown CHANEY,

born 1801 & 1805 respectively, TN., d. 1880 Sebastain Co., AR. 1843 either Rhea or Polk Co., TN. . TOMLIN Also desire any info of ancestors or descendants of: Almedia MARSHALL TOMLIN, b. 1833, Iredell Co., NC., & died ca 1905, AR.,

married to James T. MARSHALL of NC ca 1856 in Cherokee Co., Ala., b. 1839 NC & died 1861, Corinth, Miss; i in a Civil War Hospital.

Almedia was the daughter of Elizabeth andW. TOMLIN. Elizabeth, b. ca 1803, NC & died ca 1856, Cherokee Co., Ala. W. TOMLIN, born 1796 NC & died between 1850 & 1860, Iredell Co., NC.

Issues of the marriage of J. T. MARSHALL and Almedia TOMLIN: Mary Ellen (Mrs. I. V. Jolly) b. Sept. 1857, Cherokee Co., Ala, died 7 June 1939, Harlingen, TX., John, b. 30 Sept. 1859, Cherokee Co.·, Ala., & died ca 1920 Northeastern, Arkansa~; William, b. 1 Jan. 1881, Cherokee Co., Ala., & died.ca 1920 Northeastern Arkansas. Will gladly exchange data with others working on these lines.

UNDERWOOD Lucille Turner, 1838 AShland, Visalia, CA 93277 - Desire any WADDELL/WADDLE info on UNDERWOOD, WADDELL (WADDLE), MURP.HY; & BROWN families MURPHY Kichard UNDERWOOD, b. 1837 (probably TN) died 10 April 1876, BROWN Clinton, Van Buren Co., AR. Wife was Sarah Elvira MURPHY,

b. 11 May 1842, Miss. die 29 Dec. 1903, Clinton, AR. Child­ren: Dora Elizabeth, Richard, & John. Dora married to Marion RUFF, Elizabeth married to Vannie BANESTER; Richard .married 1st to Lucy BONDS & 2nd to Mamie KEMP. John UNDERWOOD, b. 1 Oct. 1869 in Aberdeen, Miss., died 20 Aug. 1948, Clinton, AR., married Jan. 1890 to Paralee Tennessee WADDELL, b. 22 April 1873, Batesville, Independence Co., AR., died 3 Dec. 1951, Clinton, AR.· .

Paralee's family includes: William WADDELL, b. 1806, North Carolina, whose wife was Anna R., b. 1810 TN. Their children as shown in 1850 Van Buren Co. Census were: Sary, James, John; William, Mary, Marget, David, &.Thomas.

Thomas Weaver WADDELL, b. 16 Jan. 1842,. AR., died 31 Dec. 1901, Clinton, AR, married to Elzira BROWN (half Indian) b. 6 Feb.· 1844, died 3 Jan. 1917, Clintoo, AR. Children of Thomas and Elzira were Louisa who married Henry REED, Frank who married to Lillian BROWN and Paralee who married to John UNDERWOOD. I need any and all ·irtformation on any of these people and will gladly share data. NOTE: I certainly do enjoy reading the AFH publication and feel it provides a very worthwhile service.

INGLIS Scott P. Inglis, 555 El Encanto Rd., City of Industry, CA 91744 - I.would like to know about my ancestry. I would

like 'to know where my ancestry came from. I am writing because I have a black in my family. My great great grandparents were Mabel and Abraham INGLIS from England. I want to know when my ancestors came to America. I would also like to know more about what kind of government my great great grandparents had when they came to South Carolina ,. etc. Please help I

BATTEYS/BATEY HOLLANDS ROSS SHERMAN FARIS/FERRIS

Mrs. Patsy McCorkindale, 1507 Mt. Vernon, Yakima, WA 98902 Seeking any info on descendants (or ancestors) of BATTEYS (BATEY) & HOLLANDS who have live in SeVier Co., AR since at least 1850. Does anyone have an inventory of McHorse Cem. between Provo and Lockesberg, or there aobut. I have many ancestors buried there and probably many I do not know about.

I will gladly pay. for copies, etc .. I also believe my great great grand~a Green Thomas HOLLAND and his wife Hetty ROSS are· buried there and Green s father and mother, Euriah & Matilda. Also my gg grandpa, Jim BATEY and wife Jane SHERMAN and Jim's parents: Bob BATEY and Mary FARIS (FERRIS, FARRIS). I will exchange info on any of these ancestors with anyone work-ing on these lines. . WARREN Also i. am· searching for WARREN descendants who settled in SUTTON the Ben Lomond area. My grandpa Bob Curtis WARREN was b.

there in 1903. His father was Rueben ·Davis WARREN, b. in Itawamba Co., Miss., 1861 and came t~ AR while a baby. Rueben's father was Franklin Samuel WARREN. The WARRENS lived on a cousin's farm (Lolly SUTTON; in Ben Lomond. Will gladly exchange data. Please helpl

-225-MURRAY Mrs. Mary Lee Terry, 13803 Coldsprings; Humble, TX 77338 -ORNSBEY I am seeking any info on my' grandparents. James Albert

MURRAY, b. 27 May 1892, Story, Montgomery Co., AR and Mary Lou ORNSBEY, b. 18 March 1892. He died 7 March 1980 and she died 22 Feb. 1924 and is buried at Mt. Ida, Montgomery Co., AR.

I was told Mary Lou ORNSBEY's father died at an institution in Arkansas. He committed suicide. (possibly was buried in Potter's cemetery? or where ever they bury when there is no money. His name was John ORNSBEY and his wife was Mary Ann BUGS (need proof of this inf.)

My great grandparents were Thomas Franklin MURRAY, died 1895 and Martha Ellen PARKER. I was able to obtain a marrigae license, they married 18 Feb. 1891 (Thomas Franklin MURRAY. was 22. so born ca 1869. and Martha Ellen was 19. & was bOrn to Jun 1871. I do have some inf ~on her). Can anyone suggest where I might find any info on any of these peop1el Please helpl Any info will be appreciated and I will gladly refund postage. etc.

WREN Daniel A. Wren. 4017 Oxford Way. Norman. OK 73069 - I would like to correspond with anyone with knowledge of Shadrach'

WREN and his son James WREN. James WREN. b. ~792. Rutherford Co .• N.C. married Elizabeth HIGHTOWER. 1817. Warren' Co .• KY .• moved to' Izard Co .• AR about 1835, died 1889. Only known son of James WREN was S. H. WREN. b. 1830 married 1st to Nancy HAYLEY: Children: James M.; William C.; Martha J. and married 2nd to Margaret EVANS. children: W. G.; S.R.; Thomas H.; Mary C. I Need names of any other children.of James.WREN or any others of this .group. Any info will pe appreCiated and I will gladly share data with others working on these lines.

COOP WATTON! DEW HENLY

Mrs. S. G. Lindley (Helen). Dolph. Arkansas '72528 - Would like to hear from anyone with info on any of these.people: Alfred Moore COOP. b. 11 July 1816 proB. Ark •• died 29 Dec. 1878. Coryell Co .• TiL. married 1st to Caroline WATTON. b. 6 April 1822. died 8 March 1856, Izard Co .• AR. Alfred MOORE.

married 2nd. 8 June 1857 to Cynthia HENLY DEW. b. 16 Feb. 1825. died 28 Nov. 1864. she was the daughter of John and Polly HENLY. She had married 1st to James A. DEW. b. 13 Aug. 1819. and died Jan. 1856. they married 12 Aug. 1841 and had the following children: Mary Ann, b. 3 Jan. 1845; Sophronia Jane. b. 8 Sept. 1849.; Matilda Caroline, b. 4 Nov. 1851; and James Arthur. b. 24 Sept. 1854. Any info on ancestors or descendants of any onf these people will be appreciated and I will gladly exchange data with others working on these lines.

HISTORY OF SEARCY. ARK.?

Mrs. Dorothy Searcy Brantley.· 3605 S. Adams. Ft. Worth. TX 76110 - Could someone please put me in touch with someone that might have a history of WHITE CO. ARK. & Searcy. AR. I

have been told that Searcy. Ark. was named for my distant great grandfather. and that he gave the land for the establishment of the tOwn. Searcy.

Also would like to know of any history on Mr. Searcy. His 1st name was Robert and came from Virginia. early 1800s. (not sure of his 1st name). Will appreciate any help.

POWERS Mrs. He1eneStone. 9812 LaCanada Way. Sunland. t:A 91040 - My ancestors: John, Naomi. Pennington. and Holloway POWERS

settled in Lawrence Co .• AR Territory about the time it was formed in 1819. I would like to correspond with anyone working on thiS POWERS line or with anyone with knowledge of them. Please helpl . .

DEASON Larry W. Alsup, 505 Twin Diamond. Roswell. New Mexico 88201 NICHOLS My great grandfather. James Monroe DEASON. married to a

Martha Agnes NICHOLS, 17 Feb. 1878 in Conway Co .• AR. Can anyone help me find where Martha Agnes NICHOLS was born. I show her birth to be 6 Dec. 1861. I would like to correspond with any descendants of this couple. or anyone who has knowledge of any records about them.

CARTER Mrs. F. W. Mendenhall, 3337 E. Haskell Pl .• TUlsa. OK 74115 -SMITH My great grandfather was Hiram C. SMITH. b. 1831 Benton Co .•

AR .• and married 31 Dec. 1850 to Lucy.J. CARTER. He entered the Confederate Army from Benton Co., AR 1861. and was in the Battles of Prairie Grove. Wilson Creek, Fayetteville. Pea Ridge.

His father, Allison SMITH was Justice of the Peace from 1845 to 1847. Any lnf. will be most helpful and I will gladly share data with others working on this line.

ALLEN SHERFIELD NEWTON

-226-Kathryn Jo Diekman, Rt. 1 Box 88, Burlington, CO 80807 -I would like to correspond and exchange data with descend­ants of Samuel and Susan Mann ALLEN, my great great grand­parents. They were married in Rockingham Co., N.C. on 18

March 1837 and came to Clark Co., AR around 1851. Samuel's brother, Henry, also came to Clark Co., AR. Samuel & Susan were the parents of Elizabeth (my great grandmother); John; Andy; .and Mary Susan. Elizabeth was 1st married to Owen SHERFIELD, 1853. Their children: Samuel H.; Harrett T.; & John N. Owen died in 1862 and Elizabeth then married to John NEWTON of Clark Co., AR in 1865. He was my great grandfather. Their childre.n were: Mary; and Minnie Virginia (my grandmother). Minnie married Joe Cunningham of Farmington, MO., in 1887. Their only child was Nettie Cunningham, my mother. Joe Cunningham was killed in Blevins, Hempstead Co., AR., in 1889 in a sawmill accident. 1 will certainly appreciate any help in contacting anyone with knowledge about these ancestors.

DAVIS Bill L. Davis, Route 5, Box W-22, Tahlequah, OK 74464 - I am McLEAN seeking any info about Mark DAVIS, b. 8 Jan. 1794, NC,

fought in the Battle of New Orleans, 8 Jan. 1814. Married to Sallie McLEAN, b. 1799, K~. They settled at Three Forks of the Missouri River, Howard Co., AR. Their children: Katie; Mathew; Wayne; Jesse P.; Perry; Gabe; William Bolden; Huldy; Nancy; Elvira; Huey; & Jim.

William Bolden DAVIS, b. Oct. 1837, Daisy, Pike Co., AR., died 6 June 1921 bU.ried in Mt. Joy Cemetery, near.Daisy, AR., the old home town and cem. William Bolden DAVIS was known as "Bill", enlisted in the Confederate Army. While stationed in the Army at Ft. Smith, he was stricken with the measles. He mustered in the Army at Para Clifta, Sevier Co., Ar, Oct. 1861. He was a Pvt. in Company D, 19th Arkansas Infantry, under Captain Eldridge and Col. C. L. Dawson - discharged at Dallas, Polk Co., .AR. ,May 1865.

William Bolden DAVIS married Sarah Caroline YOUNG, May 1867, by Judge Joseph Stokes, JP of Polk Co., AR.

Sarah Caroline YOUNG, was the dau. of George YOUNG, a Cherokee? & Martha ROLLS, a Cherokee?, either George YOUNG or Martha ROLLS was a grandchii.d of Johnny THOMPSON, a full blood Cherokee from Mississippi. Martha ROLLS was called "Granny FITZGERALD" and was a midwife in Howard and Sevier Counties in Arkansas.

William BOo and Sarah Caroline's chlldren were: Martha Jane, b. 1868; Rebecca Alice, b. 1869; Andrew Michigan, b. 1870; India (Indiana) , b., 1871; William fletcher, Sr., b. 26 July 1881; Daisy; Arkansas; Augusta, b. ? but died 1932.

William Fletcher DAVIS, was school teacher at Roy, Pike Co., AR or Stanley (county not known) AR in 1905/6, and on 19 Nov. 1906 a woman (17 years of age age) single named B. P. STEUART gave birth our of wedlock to a son she named Harrold Lee(STEUART) (DAVIS), born in Nashville, Howard Co., AR, and so far we have been unable to get a birth certificate for him since he always went by the name of Harold Lee DAVIS, and AR has no record of his birth by DAVIS, 1 am now trying under the name of Harold Lee STEUART. Mr. DAVIS took the child to Daisy, Pike Co., AR where his sister, Augusta DAVIS reared the child until Mr. DAVIS moved to Oklahoma in 1915 or 16. On 2 Jan. 1907 Miss STEUART married a man named WHITE, they lived in Stanley, AR and in 1913 she gave birth to a girl, she named SNOW WHITE.

Miss B. P. STEUART had a brother Tom who lived at Highland, Pike Co., AR; Bob lived in Oklahoma; Luther lived at Murfreesboro, Pike Co., AR; Adel married (?) and lived at P&NW Junction?; John K. a Private in Company "B" 2nd Infantry, FortShaftner, H. T. in 1915, under Capt. Charles 1. McKain.

In 1916, B. ~. STEUART lived in Stanley, AR and in a letter to William Fletcher DAVIS, SR., she talked about a brother, Joe who lived with Tom at Highland and became the next sheriff of "our town", this was the 3rd time he ran and won.

The STEUARTS we were told were either Choctaws or Cherokees. We were tole the DAVIS Family were Cherokee although some deny this.

Harold Lee (STEUART) (DAVIS) was my father and even though my father was born out of wedlock, I owuld like to find his people and see if 1 am indeed of Indian descgnt. I will 'appreciate any information or address of anyone with knowledge or suggestion as to how I can further my research. Please help!

JONES Donald E. McKinney, Jr., 320 Leavenworth, Apt. 10, Manhsttan, EAST Kansas 66502 - 1 am searching for a confirmed record of the

birth of my grandmother. Her maiden name was Hester BeatriCE JONES, and was born in Charlesto, Franklin Co., AR on 17 Nov. 1895. Her parents were Dr. William E. JONES and Annie Phoebe (EAST) JONES. (con't on next page)

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la.st page.!) for PleUslll1tridgf..· '\'llwtlNhlp. 10',,110\1 Co .. AN.. (Now lv. ... t·d Co.) clo~l' \'c,.'l SLl'Uwhf'lt"1'Y C"",)K.. S"t· .. ~h t'~Ut,T ~'''t''. Hlft8 and w,,", buried near Hardy, Sharp Co., All. She had Ii brothe,., .\. II.

GAULT. His family is said to still live in Ark. William and Sarah's 7th child: John Calvin BROOKS, b. 1875, Ark. married Mary Bell WISEMAN, b. 1878, Izard Co., AR. Her parents ·were Thomas H. WISEMAN, b. 1821, .TN., and Mary Polly ISENHOWER, b. 1830, MO.

The town of WISEMAN, Izard County, Arkansas, is named after John William WISEMAN, who was postmaster there for years. Any additional info on these families or the areas where they lived will be appreciated.

CALDWELL Mrs. C. T. Brooks, 407 Rolanda.Lane, Ft. Worth, TX 76119 - My great grandmother, Vilulie (Lula) Elizabeth CALDWELL, b. 1875

Arkansas WaS part Cherokee .and said to be born in Buck Range, Howard Co., . AR. Her parents were sa:cd to be N. D. (I>lewt) CALDWELL, 1800-1898 and Elizabeth (7). She had at least 5 brothers: Matt, b. 1871; Jim A.; Joe W.; Andrew; & Ned. The Bible Records were not very clear on the names and dates·

She married Newton Allen CLEMMENTS, b. 1872, Ala. They were married in Washington, Hempstead Co., AR., on 6 Sep.t. 1891.and later moved to Canton, TX. Will appreciate any help and will gladly share data with others work­ing on these lines.

BIERNEI BURNE ARKANSAS?

G. W. Holden, 1330 A Memorial Lane, Huntington, Ind. 46750 -Recently 1 found some of·my Ancestors had moved to "BIERNE" Arkansas around 1896, with many other Indiana Families.

In two later articles, reference is made to "BURNE" Arkansas. can anyone please locate this place for me? My great aunt died there 26 June 1891, Thalia KELLEY. Please helpl

PHILLIPS Roxie Ivie, Box 412, Lorenzo; TX 79343 - I' need information BLAIR on the following persons: Zack PHILLIPS, born 22 Feb. 1867,

and Abbie BLAIR, b. 19 January 1878. Where in Arkansas could they have lived, death dates, or just any record would be helpful, and I will share data with others working on these lines. Please helpl Will gladly pay for copies, postage, etc.

JOHNSON Mrs. Frances Tucker, Box 133, Perry, OK 73077 - I would like HUDDLESTON to know something about my grandparents: Grandmother was

Nancy JOHNSON who married (1) HUDDLESTON. I have very little information, other than they lived in Springdale, Washington Co., AR

Grandpa died at 93 about 10 years ago (or so). Both my parents are gone, so I have no idea how to go about finding any data. Please helpl

INGLE Tommy J. Ingle, USACC Carlisle Bks, Carlisle, PA 17013 - My PHILIPS grandfather, Mike INGLE, b. 1830, Ohio, & died 1905, Harrison

Boone Co., AR. My grandmother, Irene Elizabeth (PHILIPS) INGLE, died in 1906 (4 months & 17 days after her husband, Mike INCLE) same place. My father told me,· "she was a full blook Indian). They were suppos­ed to have married before 1889, Berryville, Carroll Co., AR. This is all the information I have, can anyone help me? Please I.,

JEFFERSON Clarence Ervin, 247 West Illinois, Memphis, TN 38106 - for Mrs. Pearlie Johnson, Proctor, Crittenden Co .. , AR. Mrs. Johnson would like to locate any information about. her

Husband, Frank JEFFERSON. He lived in Edmonson, Crittenden Co., AR before & after we were married and has been missing for a period of 59 years. I would like to know if he is dead or alive (1 am 82 years old and handicapp­ed). 1 married Mr. Frank Jefferson in 19~1 in Marion, AR and we seperated for a period of 7 months that same year and he has never returned. Please if you can help with any information, please send it to my nephew (address above). NOTE: This Marriage Record is recorded in Book A-2, page 150, Crittenden Co.

AR ... Frank Jefferson and Pearlie Johnson, 19 Feb. 1921, both of Edmondson he was age 25, and she was 23, by A. A, Waterford (Credentials are recorded in Crittenden Co., AR Book C, page 128)

EDITOR'S NOTE: This Quarterly almost ended six pages before thisl These pages were prepared and set aside for other projects (and almost overlooked). This Quarterly 1s

again larger than intended, but then from the looks of my office. snother Quarterly c'ould be prepared (but then that takes a lot of doing).

HAPPY HUNTING UNTIL THE DECEMBER ISSUE I

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(Can't) Can anyone help me find this proof? I am very interested in finding the birthplaces of her parents. I will gladly pay for copies, etc. Church, records, newspaper announcements, 1900 census, just any clue would help.

SKINNER /KEEN Mrs. Harvey C. Rhines, 11407 Coral Hills, Pallas, TX 75229 LOWDER I am a new subscriber to the AFH, and I must write and tell

you how delighted I was with the 1st copy. It contained info on my maternal ancestors, which I had previously not been able to trace. I am referring to page 26 & 28 of March 1980: LOWDER, and LOWDER CEMETERY, Conway Co., AR. Thank you very much for those articles.

lam searching for other descendants of George Martin and Mary HENRY SKINNER, who came to AR ca 1845, and have enclosed a Query. I have traced the SKINNER family to 1734 but need to fill in the other sons. Thank you again for so much info in the lovely pUblication.

My great great grandparents, Mary HENRY and George Martin SKINNER migrated to Dallas Co., AR after 1840. He died after April of 1851 in Calhoun or Bradley County. When? Mary SKINNER died after 1860 perhaps in Bradley Co. When?

Son James SKINNER, b. ca. 1819, GA died ca 1890, Conway Co., AR. When? He married ca 1848 to Mary Hannah KEEN? b. 10 Mar. 1830, Indiana, d. 4 Mar. 1900, Center, OK. Who were her parents?' and where were they married?

Son William Henry SKINNER, was born ca 1824, GA married ca 1850 Mary (?). Need any and all inf. on these. "

Son, Claibourn (Martin?), b. ca. 1826, GA married ca 1849 to LaVina (?) & had the following: Lorenzo, b. ca 1850; Thomas Jefferson, b. ca 1853; Mary E. (Maggie) b. ca 1857; Nancy, b. ca 1861; Amanda, b. ca 1863; Henry, b. ca 1866; and Claibourn, b. ca 1869. Need all info on these.

Archibald SKINNER, b. ca 1831, Ala. Need all other ,info Thomas SKINNER, b. ca. 1839, Mississippi. Elijah SKINNER, b. cal 1834, Ala. married 23 May 1857 to Prudence GREEN,

of Calhoun Co., AR. Any help will be appricated and I will gladly share data with others

working on these lines.

PRATT Robbie L. Chandler, Rt. 1 Box 98 B, Arcadia, LA 71001 - Can , anyone help with info on the death record of Joab PRATT? I

think it would be in the late l700s or early 1800s. He was a Baptist Minister. I have been told, was the 1st one to preach a sermon in ElDorado, Union Co., AR. He founded Caldonia Baptist near Junction City, AR., Also one church at Prattsville, Grant Co., AR.

He was my great great great grandfather. I will appreciate any help a~y can suggest and will gladly share with others working on the PRATT Family ca this period.

ROBINSON Mrs. W. J. House, 840 Donnybrook, La Habra, CA 90631 - I am TAYLOR seeking info on Joseph Taylor ROBINSON, former Governor of

Arkansas, 1912 and United States Senator from Ark. until his death in 1937. Family tradition has been that Joseph Taylor ROBINSON'S great grandparents were Michael Taylor and Jane (WELLS) TAYLOR. Michael & Jane were both born in Perry Co., Illinois. They were ,Southern sympathizers and moved from that county after the Civil War to Missouri. The parents of Michael TAYLOR were Thomas TAYLOR and Mary (WILSON) TAYLOR, both, born in South Carolina ca 1767 and 1774. This TAYLOR Family thought they were "cousins" to President Zachary TAYLOR and Mrs. Jeff DAVIS. So far there is no documentation.

Since Gov. Joseph Taylor ROBINSON was one of 11 children and a famous personality as well, I hoped this family's TAYLOR line has been traced.

Any help will be most appreciated. I shall be happy to psy the cost of copying, material and of course the postage, etc. Please helpl

POWERS Mrs. Helen Stone,98l2 La Canada Way, Sunland, CA 91040 -(See another Query in this issue) POWERS family of early

Arkansas: John; Naomi; Holloway; & Pennington POWERS, all settled in Lawrence Co., coming from South Carolina about 1818. Naomi's maiden name was PENNINGTON and she was a sister of Jacob &'isaac PENNINGTON who also lived in the area. It wOuld be wonderful if this "Query" would bring some assistance from the readers of our Arkansas Family Historianl

BROOKS GAULT WISEMAN (Con't on next

Calvin T. Brooks, 407 Rolanda Lane, Ft. Worth, TX 76119 -William Smith BROOKS, b.' 1828, Ala. married 1858, Sarah Rebeca GAULT, b. 1838, ','Ii., first appeared on census in 1860 page)