ARK.LA·TEX GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATIO~T INC. P,O, BOX 4462 Shrevf.PORT

Non profit Orll U . S . ~ PAID SlYewport, U . P.r m t «1662

VOLUME 21 THIRD QUARTER 1987 NUMBER 3

PUBL.I$HED QUARTER!. Y BY ARK.LA·TEX GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATIO~t INC. P,O, BOX 4462 SHREVf.PORT. LOUISIANA '/1134 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1987 NAME PHONE TITLE a Marguerite Loftin 746-4598 President Wanda Head 686-5089 First Vice President Carl Hallgren 746-8609 Second Vice President Peggy Payne 742-9465 Treasurer Mary Frances Bridges 865-4138 Recording Secretary Evelyn Howard 636-3191 Corresponding Secretary Priscilla Reinowski 868-1220 Editor Margery Wright 686-5842 Past President Fern Ainsworth 798-7312 Trustee Glenda Sue Glenn 425-3732 Trustee Pat Hallgren 746-8609 Trustee Paul Reinowski 868-1220 Trustee The ARK-LA-TEX GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION, INC. is a non-profit, non sectarian, non-political, educational organization dedicated solely to the cause of genealogy, which includes the following purposes: to collect, preserve and make available genealogical materials, doc uments and records; to encourage an interest in genealogy and to sponsor educational programs for its development; to promote and publicize the City of Shreveport, Louisiana as a major genealogic al research center for genealogists and historians; to cooperate with and assist all other genealogical, historical, patriotic so cieties and libraries in the furtherance of these purposes; to com pile and publish a quarterly composed of records and data related tu the Science of Genealogy. , REGULAR MEETING: Second Saturday of each month, 3 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. at Werner Memorial Building, 2617 Corbitt St., Shreveport, La. MEMBERSHIP DUES: Per calendar year - $10.00 Family membership $12.50. All members receive four issues of THE GENIE, which is pub lished quarterly. The association has a non-profit mailing permit requiring bulk mailing. A member joining between issues must wail until the next scheduled mailing to receive THE GENIE, or must iJl c1ude an additional $1.00 to cover cost of a separate mailing. It member misses an issue, THE GENIE must be notified within six mor.ths if replacement issue is to be furnished without an additional charge. Also, please notify immediately of a change of address, since this class of mail is not forwarded by the postal department. BOOK REVIEWS of books of genealogical interest will be published in THE GENIE if donated by publ~sher or author. These books are then made available to the public through the Genealogy Depart ment of Shreve Memorial Library, as is all other genealogical mat erial of the Ark-La-Tex Genealogical Association. QUERIES are free. They must be 75 words or less and must be typed or plainly printed. TABLE OF CONTENTS

• President's Page Earliest Masonic Records In Northwest Louisiana 109 Louisiana 5th Infantry Re-enaotment Unit 120 Davidson Oemetery, Oaddo Parish, Louisiana 122 -,. Newspaper Piles Are Valuable Genealogical Tools 123 Shreveport Newspapers at Louisiana State University 129 Colonla1, Terrltorlal and State Oensus Records 131 Milltary Records 1,4 Early Records ot Bossler United Methodist Ohurch 135 . Rhodes Oemetery, Oaddo Parish, Louisiana 141 Civll War Huster Roll of 4th Arkansas Regiment 142 'aml1y History and Reunion 144 Union County, Arkansas Marr1age Records 145 1881 Shreveport Clty Direotory 151 Dorgan Oemetery, Panola County, Texas 159 Stage Lines 160 Caddo Parish, Lou1s1ana Marriage Index 161 Queries 167 Book Rev1ews 171

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THE GENIE 18 pub11sbed quarterly. Eacb member reoelves tour issues for eaob ,ear of membersbip. All material published in THE GENIE 1s compiled and contrlbuted by the members. THE GENIE invltes ex cbange of per10dicals w1th other genealogical-h1stor1cal organ1za tions publishing data of general interest. We regret that we can not exchange with limited fam11y organizat10ns but invite them to send samples of the1r publ1cations for a br1ef rev1ew s1nce many of these fam11y organ1zat10ns are of a great value in 1nformation on the fam1ly covered by them. All meabers of the staff ot THE GENIE are volunteers. Ed1tor Pr1scllla Relnowskl Print1ng Paul Reinowskl Typlng Ethe1 Kraus e Querles Priscllla Relnowskl Computer Indexing Wanda & John Head C1rculation Clara Smi tb • )f.ailing Pat & Carl Halgren THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 PRESIDENT'S PAGE •

I Fellow Members: 1 ~ Our Workshop-Book Fair is almost here, We hope you are all planning on coming to the Chez-Vous ir. Shreveport, Louisiana, for August. 7 i 8, 1987. Plan a long weekend, do some research, attend the seminar and visit the racetrack or the rose garden •. THE GENIE is always looking for the information you, our mem bers, find important. Tell us at the meetings, drop a card, tele phone, let us know what yOu would like to see printed, what you would like us to include in next year's programs. We will be doing our planning session at the board meeting for November-so-some in put, please. The computers have made so much information available in a new form and in greater depth. I hope the reams of paper you get from these s.rvices have not overwhelmed you. Received a printout the other day on Thomas families in 1.790, 1800, l8l0-and 24 Henry Thom as's, and not one with a middle ~itial. However, it was interest ing, but somehow I found it too iJhpersonal-some of the intrigue of the search.was not there. ~ The census microfilm for Pennsylvania, 1830, 1840 and 1850 have been ordered for Shreve Memorial .. Library . They should be available t for your use this summer. Our next project may be a donation to the National Archives, or the 1910 Texas Soundex. Shreve Memorial LibI'- ary has asked for some help with doing an index for several local histories. We will give more deta.ils at a later date. Hope you all have a good summer, that your family reunions have new people in attendance, that YO,", find the right courthouse, that you find a cousin that is also interested in genealogy, that some relative remembers a bit of familyhi1ltory that provides a clue, that some marriage license shows up when someone is cleaning house, that some previously knownfamily;portrait is found-in other words, hope you find another generation. Sinperely, maA,~~ • • EARLIEST MASONIC LODGES IN NORTHWEST LOUISIANA

Masonic lodges were orgqnized in communities in Northwest Lou isiana soon after the early 'settlers began forming these communi ties. Phoenix Lodge No. 38 was chartered October 6, 1836 in Natch itoches. The first lodge chartered in Caddo Parish was Jackson Lodge No. 45 at Greenwood with a date of January 28, 1843. Minden Lodge No. 51, Webster Parish, was chartered April 19, 1845, and DeSoto Lodge No. 55 on March 17; 1847 at Mansfield. The first l6dge in Shreveport, Caddo Lodge No. 49, was organ ized in 1845. Its charter was surrendered in 1853, but restored the same year as Shreveport Lodge No. 124. Joppa Lodge No. 79 was organized in 1850, and seven years later it was dissolved and Caddo Lodge No. 188 formed. Later,March 27, 1853, it was changed to Shreveport Lodge No. 115, and on February 14, 1867, Caddo Lodge No. 17 9 was aut,horized. Proceedings.of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of Louisiana published in 1854 include listings of the following lodges: .. PHOENIX LODGE NO. 38 - Natchitoches, La. OFFICERS

1 Smith, John Blair W.M. 5 Payne, Wm. Secretary 2 Stephens, John. S. w. 6 Williams, John R. S.D. 3 Walmsley, Lewis R. J. w. 7 Williams, D.S.G. J.D. 4 Boullt, David H. Treasurer 8 St!mpson, Thos. J. Tyler

MEMBERS

9 Breda, J. P. 19 Hamilton, W. J. 28 Rodgers, R. H. 10 Carnahan, Adams 20 Jones, Robert S. 29 Stimpson, E. S. 11 DeRussey, T.E. 21 Lounsberry, W•. G.' 30 St. Amans, B. 12 Davis, Nathaniel 22 Morse, P.. A. 31 Taber, David F. 13 Flamme, C.F. 23 Miles, L. J. 32 Tucker, John 14 Grimmer, John 24 McDona~d, J.E. 33 Turner, Daniel 15 Hyams,S.H. 25 Montier, Frederic 34 Williams, Frederic 16 Hammett, R. E. 26: McDonald, J. W. 35 Wolfson, Ja(:ob A.. 17 Hunter, Th~s' . 27 Norris, Jos. Wm. 36 Wakefield, H. D. 18 Harrison, A. E•

DEGREES CONFERRED • Initiated Passed Raised

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 109 DEGREES CONFERRED : r -'. : .. '~ ""~' -- -' Initiated Passed Raised • 1 Cotton, John 1 Lounsberry, W. G. 1 Lounsberry, W. G. 2 Holman, Jas. B. 2 Brosset. M. C. 2 Norris, Joseph Wm. 3 Walmsley, G.eo. S. , , t Affiliated-Robert,E. HaIDiD~tt, W. J. Hamilton Dem1tted-AdamCarnah~n· . Died-C. F. Flamme, Frederic Montier. David F. Taber, D. Turner

JACKSON LODGE NO. 45 Greenw~od,·parish of Caddo, La. 'DFFiICERS. 1 Flournoy. Alfred W. M. 5 McRady, Jas. A. Secretary 2Pord, Joseph M. ~. W. 6 Hooks, D.J. S. D. 3 Jones,V. H. J; W. 7 Coleman, Eli M. J. D. 4 Waddill. D.Treasurer 8 Roth Michael Tyler

MEMBERS

. '" 9 Baugh, E. H. 18 Pegram. W. A. 26 Turner. W. M. 10 Busby. E. R. 19 Pollard. H. A. 27 Thompson. D. 11 Cates, E•. J. S. 20 Pollard, W. 28 Wilder, J. 12 Estes, R. 21 Pollard, R. 29 Watt, H. 13 Jenkins, J. D. 22 Ramsey, J. M. 30 Waddill, T. D. t 14 Jones. S. A. 23 Scogin, T. L. 31 Williams. E. D. Whitworth, J. D. 15 Lowe, John 24 Simpson. T. R. 32 t 16 Murphy, J. C. 25 Stuckey, S. 33 Young, C. G. 17 Metcalf , V. D. DEGREES CONFERRED

Initiated Passed Raised

1 Hicks, H. S. 1 Pollard, H. A. 1 Pollard, H. A. 2 Hicks, H. S. Affiliations-Thomas D. Waddil

MINDEN LODGE NO~ 51 Minden, Parish, of ClaibQrne, La. OFFICERS 1 Slack. S. L.' W. M. 5 Ford, James Secretary 2 Chaffe, Charles S. W. 6 Ratcliff, J. S. .0. 3 Quarles, J. W. J. W. 7 Jeffries, Edward V. J. D. 4 Usher, M. A. Treasurer 8 Allen, S. S. Tyler

MEMBERS 9 Applewhite, S. 11 Berry, J. W. 13 Besley, B. F. 10 Atkins, E. 12 Bates, P. P. 14 Brady, H. K. •

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 110 • EARLIEST MASONIC LODGES IN NORTHWEST LOUISIANA

Masonic lodges were organized in commu~ities .in ~orthwest Lou isiana soon after the early' settlers began forming these communi ties. Phoenix Lodge No. 38 was chartered Octo.ber 6, 1836 in Natch i toches. The first lodge chartered in Ca,ddo Parish was Jackson Lodge No. 45 at Greenwood with a date of January 28, 1843. Minden Lodge No. 51, Webster Parish, was chartered April 19, 1845, and DeSoto Lodge No. 55 on March 17, 184 7at Mansfield. The first lodge in,Shreveport, Caddo Lodge No. 49, was organ ized in 1845. Its charter was surrendered in 1853, but restored the same year as Shreveport Lodge No. 124. Joppa Lodge No. 79 was organized in 1850, and seven years later it was dissolved and Caddo Lodge No. 188 formed. Later, Harch 27, 1853, it was changed to Shreveport Lodge No. 115, and on February 14, 1867, Caddo Lodge No. 179 was authori,zed. Proceedings of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons o( the State of Louisiana published in 1854 include listings of the following lodges:

PHOENIX LODGE NO. 38 Natchitoches, La. OFFICERS

1 Smith, John Blair W.M. 5 Payne, Wm. Secretary 2 Stephens, John. S. W. 6 Williams, John R. S.D. 3 Walmsley, LewisR~ J. W. 7 Williams, D.S.G. J.D. 4 Boullt, David H. Treasurer 8 Stimpson, Thos. J. Tyler MEMBERS

9 Breda, J. P. 19 Hamilton, W. J. 28 Rodgers, R. H. 10 Carnahan, Adams 20 Jones, Robert S. 29 Stimpson, E. S. 11 DeRussey, T.E. 21 Lounsberry, W. G. )0 St. Amans, B. 12 Davis, Nathaniel 22 Morse, P. A. 31 Taber, David F. 13 Flamme, C. F. 23 Miles, L. J. 32 Tucker, John 14 Grimmer, John 24 McDona'ld, J .E. 33 Turner, Daniel 15 Hyams, S.M., , 25· MontieT, Frederic 34 Williams, Frederic 16 Hammett, R. E. 26 McDonald, J. W. 35 Wolfson, Ja~Qb A. 17 Hunter, Thomas 27 Norris, Jos. Wm. 36 Wakefield, H. D.' 18 Harrison, A•. E•

DEGREES CONFERRED • Initiated Passed Raised

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 109 Initiated Passed Raised ••

1 Cotton, John 1 Lounsberry, W. G. 1 Lounsberry, W. G. 2 Holman, Jas. B. 2 Brosset. M. C. 2 Norris. Joseph Wm. 3 Walmsley, Geo. S. AJfili,ated-Robert E•. ~ett, W.. J. Hamilton Demitted-Adam Carnahan"" ~ . Died-C. F. Flamme, Frederic Montier. David F. Taber. D. Turner

~ACKSON LODGE NO. 45 Greenwo~Q,Parish of Caddo, La.

c OFFICERS 1 Flournoy, Alfred W. M. 5 McRady, Jas. A. Secretary 2 Pord, Joseph M. S.. W. 6 Hooks, D. J. S. D. 3 Jones,. V. H. J. W. '" 7 Coleman, Eli M. J. D. 4 Waddill, D. Treasurer 8 Roth Michael Tyler

'HEMB'ERS

9 Baugh, E. H. 18 Pegram, W. A. 26 Turner, W. M. 10 Busby, E. R. 19 Pollard, H. A. 27 Thompson, D. 11 Cates', E•. J. S. 20 Pollard, W. 28 Wilder, J. . 21 12 Estes, R~ '·:Po~lard , R. 29 Watt, H. t 13 Jenkins, J. D. 22 Ramsey, J. M. 30 Waddill, T. D. 14 Jones, S. A. 23 Scogin, T. L. 31 Williams, E. D. 15 Lowe, John 24 Simpson, T. R. 32 Whitworth, J. D. 16 Murphy. J. C. 25 Stuckey, 5.: 33 Young, C. G. 17 Metcalf, V. D.

DEGREES CONFERRED Init iated .Passed Raised 1 Hicks, H. S. 1 Pollard, H. " A. 1 Pollard, H. A. 2 Hicks, H. S. Affiliations-Thomas D. Waddil

, MINDEN LODG·E NO. 51 Minden, Parish, of Claiborne, La. OFFICERS 1 Slack, S. L. W. M. 5 Ford, James Secretary 2 Chaffe, Charles' S. W. 6 Ratcliff , J. S. D. 3 Quarles, J. W. J. W. 7 Jeffries, Edward V. J. D. ! 4 Usher, M. A. Treasurer 8 Allen, S. S. Tyler

MEMBERS 9 Applewhite, S. 11 Berry. J. W. 13 Besley, B. F. 10 Atkins, E. 12 Bates, P. P. 14 Brady, H. K.

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 110 15 Bennett, J. Q. 36 Edens. Banister 57 McFarland, D• 16 Bates, R. E. 37 Eddins, W. B. D. 58 Miller, M. W. 17 Bryan, James 38 Furn~ss. J. S. 59 Martin, M. 18 Brown, J. H. 39 Fuller, John M. 60 Melvin, J. •,. 19 Boon, C. A. 40 Gilh.vat t. W. G•• 61 Matthews, Sam'l 20 Bruto, B. F. 41 Hodges, J. L. 62 McDonald, M. 21 Blackburn, W. J. 42 Hodgt!s, Robert 63 Mims, James D.

~ it 22 Black, W. F. 43 Hardi~ . W. T. 64 Miller, S. B. 23 Coombs, R. K. 44 Jones, Joslin 65 Oreal, G. 24 Crowson, R. M. 45 Jones, James M. 66 Paxton, J. McC. 25 Caldwell. J. A. 46 Kolb, A. J. 67 Peed, Cyrus 26 Cleuunons. A. E. 47 Kelly. W. A. 68 Pate, Sandy 27 Colbert, L. W. 48 Landsberry. A. 69 Sligh, G. B. 28 Clinton, S. R. 49 Little, John 70 Steel, L. F. 29 Clinton. H. G. 50 Lawson, Andrew 71 Sanders, Joel 30 Day, L. P. 51 Lawson, John 72 Sims, WID. 31 Doyle, S. R. 52 Lawrence, A. 73 Turner, C. M. 32 Dyer, D. H. 53 Lawrence, David 74 Turner, W. S. 33 Davis, W. O. 54 Leetch, J. N. 75 Walker, H. 34 Dial, J. D. 55 Lee, Wm. 76 Welden, C. L. 35 Evan, J. R. 56 Manning. S. 77 Williams, Simon

DEGREES CONFERRED

Initiated Passed Raised 1 Abner, A. A. 1 Clinton, S. R. 1 Blackburn, W. J. 2 Allen, J. 'D. 2 Davis, W. O. 2 Clinton, S. R. 3 Berry. James 3 Edens, Banister 3 Davis, W. O. 4 Boom, W. F. 4 Gillcoatt, W. G. 4 Edens, Banister 5 Colbert, A. J. 5 Lee, W. 5 Gillcoatt, W. G. 6 Clinton, S. R. 6 Lee, L. S. 6 Jones, Joslin 7 Clinton, W. 7 Lee, J. B. 7 Lee, WID. 8 Davis, W. O. 8 Nettlerode, J.E.W. 8 Pate, Sandy 9 Edens, Banister 9 Smith, W. H. 9 Williams, Simon 10 Gillcoat t. W. G. 10 Williams. Simon 11 Hooper. J. M. 12 Hittson, W. M. Ai f iliated-S. S. Allen, B. F. Berley, H. K. Brady, 13 Harvy, T. S. A. E. Clemmons, J. R. Evans. J. Ford, E. V. Jeff- 14 Hughes. J. V. ries. J. M, Jones, J. Litt Ie, S. L. Slack, C. M. 15 Kilgore, W. Turner, W. S. Turner, H. G. Clinton 16 Long, J. D. Demitted-A. A. Abner, H. K. Brady, J. S. Furness, 17 Lee, WID. J. Kolb, J. Melvin, S. Mat thews, G. Oneal, L. F. 18 Lucas, C.A. E. Steel, Wm. Killgore. 19 Lee, L. S. Died-B. F. Berley, J. M. Fuller, A. Lawson 20 Lee, J. B. 21 Neill, J. T. 22 Nettlerode, J.E.W. 23 Permenter, H. B. 24 Smith, W. H. 25 Williams. Simon •

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 III DE SOTO LODGE NO. 55 Mansfield, Parish of De Soto OFFICERS • 1 Mundy, Reuben W. M. 5 Quarles, M. Secretary 2 Wormack. H. H. S •. W. 6 Betts, E. G. S. D. 3 Youngblood, M. J. W. 7 Phillips, H. J. J. D. 4 Terrell. Wm. H. Treasurer 8 Carroll, A. O. Tyler MEMBERS

'oJ Allen, W. M. 43 Jackson, C. G. 76 Stewart, D. L. 10 Allen, A. 44 Jordan, J. P. 77 Shepherd. J. S. 11 Arrington, J.M.N. 45 Jenkins, B. F. - 78 Sanders, B. M. 12 Bishop, E. 46 Johnston. Thos. 79 Sheppard, J. H. Ii Brant ly, J. L. 47 Key, W. H. 80 Scales, J. C. 14 Buchanan, T. B. 48 Knighton. C. P. 81 Scales, T. C. 15 Bell, W. W. 49 Laird. D. J. 82 Sutherlin, J. H. 16 Burns, Geo. C. 50 Long, W. 83 Stewart, Jas. 17 Bailey, J. C. 51 Meek, G. W. 84 Steele, J. G. 18 Barfield. G. R. 52 McCormick. A. 85 Smith, H. 19 Carrow, W. C. 53 McCrain, J. H. 86 Thomas, A. H. 20 Draughen, G. R. 54 McKinnie, J. H. 87 Tomkies, L. L. 21 Draughen, W. W. 55 Mundy, J. W. 88 Taylor, N. J. 22 Davis, W. J .. 56 Mosely, W. S. 89 West, S. L. 23 Davis, Moses 57 Matthews. W. 90 Williams, J. M. 24 Dillard, J. H. 58 Matthews, P. B. 91 Williams, S. D. J5 Flower, A. S. 59 McMichael. WIn. 92 Williams. E. M. 26 Foster. R. D. 60 Nancy. Wm. 93 Williams, G. W. 27 Ford, B. F. 61 Norwood, S. W. 94 Williams. S. P. 28 Ford, J. 62 Lewton, C. E. 95 Wynne, P. D. 29 Guy, S. E. 63 Oldham. J. A. 96 Wemple, J. D. 30 Gibson, W. T. 64 Perry, W. M. 97 Waits. Simon 31 Guill. J. 65 Prestridge, S. B. 98 Youngblood, B. 32 Gibbs, C. W. 66 Phillips, H. 99 Youngblood, H. A. n Hill. W. D. 67 Phillips, W. 34 Hamill, J. N. 68 Phifer, Silas 35 Haygood, D. 69 Pearson, B. W. 36 Herrin, W. F. 70 Quarles, J. H. 37 Hale, W. G. 71 Robinson, John 38 Hewitt, Robt. 72 Reynolds, R. E. 39 Harville. H. 73 Sutherlin, G. B. 40 Jackson, W. R. 74 SandIe, G. N. 41 John, Abel 75 Shearer, Peter 42 Jackson, J. S.

DEGREES CONFERRED Initiated Passed Raised

I Bishop, E. 1 Bishop, E. 1 Bishop, E. 2 Brantly, J. L. 2 Brantly, J. L. 2 Brantly. J. L. 3 Foster. R. D. 3 Davis. J. W. 3 Davis, J. W. •

'!'HE ~IE Third Quarter 1987 112 15 Bennett, J. Q. 36 Edens. Banister 57 McFarland, D. 16 Bates, R. E. 37 Eddins, W. B. D. 58 Miller, M. W. 17 Bryan, James 38 Furn~ss, J. S. 59 Martin, M. • 18 Brown, J. H. 39 Fuller. John M. 60 Melvin, J. 19 Boon, C. A. 40'Gllhvatt, W. G•• 61 Matthews, Sam'l 20 Bruto, B. F. 41 Hodges. J. L. 62 McDonald, M. 21 Blackburn, W. J. 42 Hodg~s. Robert 63 Mims, James D. 22 Black,' W. F. 43 Hardi~. W. T. 64 Miller,S. B. 23 Coombs, R. K. 44 Jones. Joslin 65 Oreal, G. 24 Crowson, R. M. 45 Jones, James M. 66 Paxton, J. McC. 25 Caldwell, J. A. 46 Kolb, A. J. 67 Peed, Cyrus 20 Clemmons, A. E. 47 Kelly, W. A. 68 Pate, Sandy 27 Colbert, L. W. 48 Landsberry, A. 69 Sligh, G. B. 28 Clinton, S. R. 49 Little, John 70 Steel, L. F. 29 Clinton, H. G. 50 Lawson, Andrew 71 Sanders, Joel 30 Day, L. P. 51 Lawson, John 72 Sims, Wm. 31 Doy Ie,S. R. 52 Lawrence, A. ,73 Turner, C. M. 32 Dyer, D. H. 53 Lawrence , David 74 Turner, W. S. 33 Davis, W. O. '54 Leetch, J. N. 75 Walker, H. 34 Dial, J. D. 55' Lee, WIn. 76 Welden, C. L. 35 Evan, J. R. 56 Manning, S. 77 Williams, Simon

DEGREES CONFERRED

Initiated Passed Raised 1 Abner, A. A. 1 Clinton, S. R. 1 Blackburn, W. J. 2 Allen, J. "D. 2 Davis, W. O. 2 Clinton, S. R. 3 Berry, James 3 Edens, Banister 3 Davis, W. O. 4 Boom, W. F. 4 Gillcoatt, W. G. 4 Edens, Banister 5 Colbert, A. J. 5 Lee, W. 5 Gillcoatt, W. G. 6 Clinton, S. R. 6 Lee, L. S. 6 Jones, Joslin 7 Clinton, W. 7 Lee, J. B. 7 Lee, Wm. 8 Davis, W. O. 8 Nettlerode, J.E.W. 8 Pate, Sandy 9 Edens, Banister 9 Smith, W. H. 9 Williams, Simon 10 Gillcoatt, W. C. 10 Williams, Simon 11 Hooper, J. M. 12 Hittson, W. M. Affiliated-S. S. Allen, B. F. Berley, H. K. Brady, 13 Ha rvy, T. S. A. E. Clemmons, J. R. Evans, j. Ford, E. V. Jeff 14 Hughes, J. V. ries, J. M. Jones, J. Little, S. L. Slack, C. M. 15 Kilgore, W. Turner, W. S. Turner, H. G. Clinton 16 Long, J. D. Demitted-A. A. Abner, H. K. Brady, J. S. Furness, 17 Lee, WIn. J. Kolb, J. Melvin, S. Matthews, G. Oneal, L. F. 18 Lucas, C.A.E. Steel, WIn. Killgore. 19 Lee, L. S. Died-B. F. Berley', J. M. Fuller, A. Lawson 20 Lee, J. B. 21 Neill, J. T. 22 Nettlerode, J.E.W. 23 Permenter, H. B. 24 Smith, W. H. 25 Williams. Simon •

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 III DE SOTO LODGE NO. 55 Mansfield, Parisb of DeSoto OFFICERS • 1 Mundy, Reuben W. M. 5 Quarles, M. Secretary 2 Wormack. H. H. S •. W. 6 Betts, E. G. S. D. 3 Youngblood, M. J. W. 7 Phillips. H. J. J. D. 4 Terrell. Wm. H. Treasurer 8 Carroll, A. O. Tyler i MEMBERS

'1 Allen, W. M. 43 Jackson, C. G. 76 Stewart, D. L. 10 Allen, A. 44 Jordan, J. P. 77 Shepherd. J. S. Ii Arrington, J.M.N. 45 Jenkins, B. F. - 78 Sanders, B. M. 12 Bishop, E. 46 Johnston, Thoa. 79 Sheppard, J. H. 13 Brantly, J. L. 47 Key, W. H. 80 Scales, J. C. 14 Buchanan, T. B. 48 Knighton, C. P. 81 Scales, T. C. 15 Bell, W. W. 49 Laird, D. J. 82 Sutherlin, J. H. 16 Burns, Geo. C. 50 Long, W. 83 Stewart, Jas. 17 Bailey, J. C. 51 Meek, G. W. 84 Steele, J. G. 18 Barfield. G. R. 52 McCormick, A. 85 Smith, H. 19 Carrow. W. C. 53 McCrain, J. H. 86 Thomas, A. H. 20 Draughen, G. R. 54 McKinnie, J. H. 87 Tomkies, L. L. 21 Draughen, W. W. 55 Mundy, J. W. 88 Taylor, N. J. 22 Davis, W. J .. 56 Mosely, W. S. 89 West, S. L. 23 Davis, Hosea 57 Matthews, W. 90 Williams, J. H. 24 Dillard. J. H. 58 Matthews, P. B. 91 Williams, S. D. 1S Flower, A. S. 59 McMichael, Wm. 92 Williams, E. M. 26 Foster, R. D. 60 Nancy, Wm. 93 Williams. G. W. 27 Ford, B. F. 61 Norwood, S. W. 94 Williams, S. P. 28 Ford, J. 62 Lewton, C. E. 95 Wynne, P. D. r 29 Guy, S. E. 63 Oldham, J. A. 96 Wemple, J. D. 30 Gibson, W. T. 64 Perry, W.M. 97 Waits, Simon 31 Guill, J. 65 Prestridge, S. B. 98 Youngblood, B. 32 Gibbs, C. W. 66 Phillips, H. 99 Youngblood, H. A. n Hill. W. D. 67 Phillips, W. 34 Hamill, J. N. 68 Phifer, Silas 35 Haygood, D. 69 Pearson, .B. W. 36 Herrin, W. F. 70 Quarles, J. H. 37 Hale, W. G. 71 Robinson, John 38 Hewitt, Robt. 72 Reynolds, R. E. 39 Harville, H. 73 Sutherlin, G. B. 40 Jackson, W. R. 74 Sand Ie, G. N. 41 John, Abel 75 Shearer, Peter 42 Jackson, J. S. DEGREES CONFERRED Initiated Passed Raised 1 Bishop, E. 1 Bishop, E. 1 Bishop, E. 2 Brantly, J. L. 2 Brantly, J. L. 2 Brantly, J. L. 3 Foster. R. D. 3 Davis. J. W. 3 Davis, J. W.

'mE GFliIE Third Quarter 1987 112 DJ!:GREES CONFERRED

4 Hill, W. D. 4 Foster, R. D. 4 Foster, R. D. • 5 Jackson, J. S. 5 Hill, W. D. 5 Gill, J. .. 6 Jackson, C. G. 6 Jackson, J. S • 6 Hill, W. D. 7 Jordan, J. P,. 7 Jackson, C. G. 7 Jackson, J. S. 8 Jenkins, B. F. 8 Jordan, J. P. 8 Jackson, C. G. 9 Knighton, C. P. 9 Jenkins, B. F. 9 Jordan, J. P. 10 McCormick, A. 10 Knighton, c. P. 10 Jenkins, B. F. 11 Norwood, S. W. 11 McCormick, A. 11 Knighton, C. P. 12 Newton, C. E. 12 Norwood, S. W. 12 McCormick, A. 13 Oldham, J. A. 13 Newton, C. E. 13 Matthews, P. H. 14 Phillips, Wm. 1"4 Oldham, J. A. 14 Norwood, S. W. 15 Phillips, H. J. 15 Phillips, Henry 15 Newton, C. E. 16 Reynolds, R. E. 16 Phillips, Wm. Ib Oldham, J. A. 17 Steward, D. L. 17 Phillips, H. J. 17 Phillips, Henry 18 Tomkies, L. L. 18 Reynolds, R. E. 18 Phillips, Wm. 19 Williams, G. W. 19 Steward, D. L. 19 Phillips, H. J. 20 Waites, S. 20 Tomkies, L. L. 20 Reynolds, R. E. 21 Williams, G. W. 21 Steward, D. L. 22 Williams, J. M. 22 Tomkies, L. L. 23 Waites, S. 23 Williams, G. W. 24 Williams, J. M. Affiliated-W. G. Hale, W. R. Jackson, Thos. Johnston, J. H. McGraw, J. H. Quarles, B. M. Sanders,J. H. Sheppard, J. C. Scales, H. H. Wormack •• Demitted-A. Allen, W. C. Carrow, Moses David, J. Guill, J. N. Hamill, S. Phifer, D. L. Stewart, J. L. Shepherd. Died-Wm. McMichael, H. A. Youngblood.

JOPPA LODGE NO. 74 Shreveport, Parish of Caddo, La. OFFICERS

1 Kerly, W. G~ W. M. 5 Gooch, Jno. S. Secretary 2 Peroncel, E. S. W. 6 Dashiell, W. H. S. D. 3 Parsons, Jno. K. J. W. 7 Wood, E. T. J. D. 4 Miller, W. B. Treasurer 8 Pastern, W. E. Tyler MEMBERS

9 Allaway, E. 20 Geiger, F. 31 Rives, G. W. 10 Allwine, J. S. 21 Goff, M. W. 32 Ragsdale, P. O. 11 Beck, W. C. 22 Gallagher, J. J. 33 Smoker, T. W. 12 Ballard, 23 Knox, L. 34 Sturges, W. B. 13' Cook, Robt. 24 Kirkpatrick, J. 35 Snyder, F. A. 14 Crain, Walter 25 Lafon, J. A. 36 Thatcher, W. E. 15 Cutliff, 26 Lewis, W. S. 37 Wood, R. N. • 16 Crampton, 27 Markham, J. W. 38 Wells, Benj • 17 Douglass, W. R. 28 McCarty, M. 39 Weisner, W. B. 18 Enos, A. A. 29 Pearce, A. C. 40 Woodruff , S • E. • 19 Ford, J. F., 30 Ramsey, C. D.

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 113 DEGREES CONFERRED Initiated Passed Raised • 1 Markham, J. W. 1 Markham, J. W. 1 Markham, J. W. 2 Raney, W. F. 2 Pearce, A. C. 2 Pearce, A. C.

3 Raney, W. F. 3 Knox, L. i

Affiliated-S. E. Woodru{f, J. F. Ford, J •. J. Gallagher. Demitted-B. Wells. Died-W. R. Douglass, J. S. Gooch, M. W. Goff. W. L. L~wis, J. W. Smoker, W. F. Raney.

,MOUNT VERNON LODGE NO. 83 Logansport, La. OFFICERS 1 Burns, Robt. W.· M. 5 Heard, G. L. Secretary 2 Cuthbertson, John S. W. 6 Booker, Enoch S. D. 3 Martin, John W. J. W. 7 Haden, Jas. F. J. U. 4 Williams, James Treasurer 8 Calhoun, Jas. A. Tyler MEMBERS

9 Allen, W. S. 15 Hutson., James 21 Sample, G. W. 10 Baker, S. F.• 16 McConahey, M. 22 Simmons, Wm. 11 Cole, John L. 17 Mc~nney, Jas. 23 Sinclair, J. B. 12 Caldwell, H. W. 18 Mobley, S. H. 24 Shrock, H. D. 13 Godfrey, Wilson 19 Snider, Joel 25 Smith. W. W. 14 Henry, J. C. 20 Snider, G. 26 White, W. DEGREES CONFERRED

Initiated Passed Raised 1 Allen, W. S. 1 Allen, W. S. 1 Allen. W. S. 2 Caldwell, H. W. 2 Caldwell, H. W. 2 Caldwell, H. W. 3 Calhoun, S. A. 3 Calhoun, J. A. 3 Calhoun, J. A. 4 Haden, J. A. 4 aaden, J. F. 4 Haden.J. F. 5 Hied, John 5 Hied,. John 5 Martin, J. W. 6 Martin, John W. 6 Martin. 'John W. 6 Mobley, S. H. 7 Mobley, S. H. 7 Moble>" S. H. 7 Sinclair, J. B. 8 Medlock, S. A. 8 Palmer, J.F.M. 8 Shrock. H. 9 Palmer, J.F.M. 9 Sinclair. J. B. 10 Sinclair, J. B. 10 Shrock, H. G. 11 Schrock, H. C. \ 1 2 White, J. W. Died-Jas. C. Henry.

CYPRESS LODGE NO. 89 COllinsburgh. Bossier Parish. La. OFFICERS 1 Alden, Philo W. M. 5 Sentell, G. W. Treas. 2 Rogers Israel S. W. 6 Matlock, B. B. ~~

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 114 J Rawlings, A. J. J. W. 7 Bennett, J. W. J. D. 4 Hearne, A. H. Secretary 8 Perritt. N. Tyler • MEMBERS • Y Arnette, G. W.' 22 Hughes, A. B. 35 Me Cu lloogh , S. P. Iu Brown, W. v. 23 Higgs, J. E. 36 M,Donald, M. S. .. 11 Baldridge, E. N• 24 Hol':'oway, 37 McDonald, W. D. L.: Cooper, N. A. 25 King, C. R. 38 Nedson, B. H. 13 Cross, E. H. 26 Kemp, Q. Z. 39 O'Daniel, John 14 Cox, Thos. 27 Lorance, N. b. 40 Potts, W. C. 1 ) (.am.pbell, J. B. 28 Martin, Aulustus 41 Rathbone, L. Ib Dalrymple, W. 29 McWillie, John 42 Rodgers, E. B. 17 Dixon, M. 30 Martin, John 43 Rodlers, A. M. 18 Dickson, D. E. 31'&son, George 44 Stinson, R. T. 19 Davis, J. R. 32 McGraw, Thos. L. 45 SWindle, Caleb 20 Eams, W. E. 33 Miller, Samuel 46 Tate, J. A. 21 Graham, Y. J. 34 McCall, M. D. 47 Tonelinson, W. T. DEGREES CONFERRED Initiated Psssed Raised

1 Cooper, N. A. 1 Cooper, N. A. 1 Cooper, N. A. 2 Campbell, J. B. 2 Campbell, J. B. 2 Campbell, J. B. 3 Dickson, D. E. 3 Dickson, D. E. 3 Dickson, D. E. 4 Eams, W. E. 4 Eams, W. E. 4 Eams, W. E. 5 Holloway, . 5 Holloway, 5 Holloway, 6 Martin, A. 6 Martin, A. 6 ~ Martin, A. 7 Potts, W. C. 7 Potts, W. C. 7 Potts, W. C. 8 Rodgers, A. M. 8 Rodgers, A. M. 8 Rodgers, A. M. ~ 9 Tonelinson, W. T. Affiliated-T. R. Davis Demitted-G. W. Arnette, T. L. McGraw, K. D. McCall, S. P. MCCullough. Expelled-E. N. Baldridge. Reinstated-John O'Daniel Died-J. McWillie.

BELLEVUE LODGE NO. 95 Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La. OFFICDS 1 Abney, A. A. W. M. 5 Fort, Thos. M. Secretary 2 Biggs, J. L. S. W. 6 Hamilton. W. E. S. D. 3 Looney, R. J. J. W. 7 Miller, Austin J. D. 4 Alford, J. W. Treasurer 8 Miles, John R. Tyler MEKBBRS

9 Applewhite, Jesse 17 Knight, Joa. J. 25 McDade, D. F. • 1II Bodenheimer, J. 18 LawMon, Andrew 26 Miller, Jacob I 1 Barnett, W.L. 19 LawreAce, A. 27 Morris, R. M. 12 Carraway, Otis 20 Lowry, J.S.M. 28 Oakley, Timuthy 1.3 Cox, Jackaon L. 21 Lockley, A. F. 29 Perritt, WIll. 14 Fu ller.. Thos, W. 22 Lofton, J. B. 30 RosenbaUDl, S. 15 Furniss, John S. , 23 Lowry, J. M. 31 Steele, Lewia F. • 16 Johnson, James 24 McDad., A. J. 32 Sprinafie1d, W. G.

THE G!N[E 'ftUrd Quarter 1987 115 33 Skinner, Ralph G. j '. Spurlin. Albert W. 3~ Scott, Jos. W. ..0 Taliaferro, Chas. E. DEGRH.S CONFERRE:. • 1 Fuller, Thos. W. 1 Miller, Austin 1 Fu Uer, Thos. W. 2 Miller, Aust in 2 Rosenbaum, Simon 2 Hamil ton, Wm. E.

3 Rosenbaum, Simon 3 Spur 11n, A. W. 3 johnson, James i 4 Spurlin, A. W. 4 Godfrey, Martin 4 Miller, Austin 5 Hollingsworth. A. A. 5 Oakley, Timothy 6 Rosenbaum, Simon 7 Scott, Jos. W. 8 Spur lin, A. W. Affiliated-Joseph L. Biggs, J. B. Lofton. 9 Godfrey, Martin Demitted-Andrl!w Lawrence, J. S. M. Lowry, J. P. Lofton. A. J. McDade, D. F. McDade. J. Miller. R. M. MOrris,W. G. Springfield. Died-Wa. L. Barnett, Andrew Lawson, A. F. Lockley.

TAYLOR LODGE NO. 100 Homer. Claiborne Parish, La. OFFICERS 1 Blackman, John C. W. M. 5 Harrison, B. D. Secretary 2 Harrison, John W. S. W. b Hightower, John C. S. D. 3 Hightower, Thos. J. J. W. 7 Cleveland, R. H. J. D. 4 Mitchell, R. Treasurer 8 BrQWn, W. P. Tyler MBHBJ!!IlS 9 ArbuQkle, Wm. W. 26 Graves, B. B. 43 Reynolds, T. P. 1Q Blackman, Alfred 27 Harrison, B. D. 44 Robert, WIll. T. 11 Brown, J. S. 28 Heath, A. F. 45 Rossman, Walter t 12 Burnham, J. S. 29 Johnson, A. 46 Russell, R. C. 13 Cunningham, J. H. 30 Kennedy, Jno. B. 47 Sterling, W. B. 14 Capers, R. L. 31 Lesley, WID. J. 48 Spark, B. 15 Cook, John 32 Lindsay, M. J. 49 Smoot, C. C. 16 Carr, WID. A. 33 Moreland, W. C. 50 Smith, C. M. 17 Cooper, Geo. W. 34 McMahan, H. B. 51 Turner, James A. 18 Duke, James J. 35. Mitchell, T. F. 52 Thomasson, J. M. 19 Egan, James 36 Mitchell, Maboy 53 Traylor, G. S. 20 Frost, H. J. 37 Pennington, E. 54 Thompson, ·C. J. 21 Fuller. E. H. 38 Prestidge, J. M. 55 Vanpelt, W. F. 22 Fuller. S. J. 39 Pickering, J. S. 56 Wilson, John 23 Foster, Geo. W. 40 Price, Geo. W. 57 Wise, J. J. 24 Gilmer, S. H. 41 Pickering, C. W. 58 Williams, S. M. 25 Gee. Sack P. 41 Ragland, Z. 59 Wilks, R. E. DEGREES CONFERRED Initiated Passed Raised 1 Brown, John S. 1 Egan, James C. 1 Brown, John S. 2 Brown, WID. P. 2 Beck, Blias 2 Brown, Wm. P. 3 Cooper, Geo. W. 3 Beck, WIl. 3 Eagan, James (.. 4 E~an, James C. 4 Murrell, H. W. 4 Graves, B. B. 5 Graves, B. B. 5 Hightower, J. 5 Oakes, W. C. c. 6 Heath, A. F. 6 Blackwell, W. B. 6 Mi tchell, Mabuy 7 Hightower, J. D. 7 Berry, GeQJ'ge 7 Beck, Elta&- •

Third ~ter 1987 116 8 Fu ller, J. W. B Beck. Wm. 8 Mjtch~11, Mabov 9 Haircrow, J. B. 9 Fuller. G. W. 9 Pl'kering, C. ~. 10 Kennedy, WIl. R. 10 Murrell, H. W. • it Murrel, John 11 oakes. W. c. .. : 2 Millican. J. A. 12 Boepplt'. John 13 Y~ungt John 13 Millican. J. A. .. Affiliated-John S. Burnham, R. C. Russell. G. S. Traylor, C. J. Thomps,'n Demitted-Joho S. Brown, J. J. Duke, J. C. ElJan, ~. J. Fuller, A. Juhns/·n. M. J. Lindsay. J. M. Prestidge, Z. RagJauJ, W. Rossman, R. C. R.ussell, E. Sparks, C. C. Smoot, J. A. Turner. R. E. Wilks. Died-Jesse B. Baircrow. MOUNT LEBANON LODGE NO. 104 KOunt Lebanon, Bienville Parish, La. OFFICERS 1 Egan, J. C. W. H. 5 TlaJrmond. C. G.Secretary 2 Rogers, G. W. S. W. 6 Prothro, W. B. S. o. 3 Brice, John J. W. 7 Key, H. W. J. D. 4 Courtney, Treasurer 8 Billings, E. Tyler MEMBERS 9 Brown • D. E. 16 Inabinet, J. D. 22 Pitman, J. S. 10 Brice, James 17 Key, R. A. 23 Ramsey, W. F. 11 Crow, F. A. 18 Miller. Isaac 24 Tooke. J. A. 12 Doty, G. B.' 19 Mims, W. F. 25 Taylor, Joshua 13 Egan, B. 20 Paxton, W. E. 26 Wilder, J. R. 14 Edins. W.D.B. 21 Prescot, J. Q. 27 Ward, W. W. 15 Hill, A.C.

~ DEGREES CONFERRED Initiated Passed Raised 1 Brown, D. E. 1 Brown, D. E. 1 Brown, D. E. 2 Inabinet, J. D. 2 Inabinet, J. D. 2 Inabinet, J. D. 3 Key. M. W. 3 Key, W. G. 3 Key, M. W. 4 Key, R. A. 4 Key, R. A. 4 Key, R. A. 5 Lockerman, J. H. 6 Lockerman, J. M. 5 Hims, W. F. 6 Mims, W. F. 7 Mims, W. F. 6 Prothro, W. B. 7 Pitman, J. S. 8 Prothro, W. B. 7 Prt"~cot, J. Q. 8 Ward, W. W. 9 Prescot, J. Q. 8 P nman , J. S. 9 Wilder, S. H. 10 Pitman, J. S. 9 Ward, W. W. 11 Ward, w. W. Affiliated-pr. F. Courtney, W. E. Paxton Demitted-James Brice, F. A. Crow, Isaac Miller, W. F. Hims,W. F. Ramsey John A. Tooke, J. R. Wilder

SPARTA LODGE NO • 108 Sparta, Bienville Parish, La. OFFICERS 1 Kolb, Alex. J. W• H. 5 Denson, Jaaes M. Secretary 2 Murphy, Chas. H. S. w. 6 0' Neal. E. B. S. D. 3 McCrary, John C. J. W. 7 Coleman, WIt. A. J. D. • 4 Price, Alfred Treasurer 8 Hendricks, H. Tyler

THE GBHIE Third ()Jarter 1987 117 9 Brinson, P. P. 17 Johnson, Geo. W. 25 Ross, G. 10 Baker, B. A. 18 Key. J.C.G. 26 Rb, J. D. • 11 Cockerham, John 19 Leitch, J~ N. 27 Sanders, Joel i2 Cooper, Kenneth 20 Matthews, B. H. 28 Sherrod, J. H. 13 Cockerhaa. W. S. 21 M~Farland, J. P. 29 Scheen, J. H. 14 Eldridge, Louis 22 Nichols. S. C. 30 Upshaw, James 15 Easley. R. B. 23 Parker, J. 31 Williams, Sam'l 16 Fort. WIll. 24 Poole, Jason 32 Wormack,Robt. DECREES CONFERRED Initiated Passed Raised 1 Baker. B. A. I" Baker, B. A. 1 Baker, B. A. 2 Coleman, W. A. 2 Coleman, W. A. 2 Coleman, W. A. 3 Matthews, B. H. 3 Matthewa, B. H. 3 Matthews, B. H. 4 .Upahaw, James 4 Nichola, S. C. 4 Nichols, S'. C. 5 McFarland, J. P. 5 Upshaw, James 5 Upshaw, James 6 Wormack, Robt. 6 Wormack, Robt. 7 McFarland, J. P. 7 McFarland, J. P. Affiliated-P.P. Brinson, W. S. Cockerham, J. Pool. Demitted-P. P. Brinsou, J.C.G. Key, S. C. Nichols. Suspended-J. Parker Expelled-J.D. Rlx R.einstated-J. Parker

SHREVEPORT LODGE NO. 115 Shreveport, Caddo Parish, La. OFFICERS 1 Crain, L. P. W. M. 5 Jones, J. W. Secretary 2 Hodge, B. L. S. W. 6 Cane, S. H. S. D. 3 Waldran, F. M. J. W. 7 Howerton, H. H. J. D. 4 Turner, T. M. Treasurer 8 Fitzpatrick, F. G. Tyler MEMBERS 9 Cooke, Robert 19 Botchkess, T. P. 29 Oglesby, R. C. 10 Cuttiff, R. A. 20 Bart, E. C. 30 Parsons, J. K. 11 Bayley, W. 21 Howell, H. S. 31 Roysdon, D. F. 12 Baylef, W. H. 22 Johnson, B.K. 32 Reed, R. H. 13 Bayleas, J. K. 23lU.lpatrick, J. H. 33 Stuegess, W. B. 14 Douglass, W. R. 24 Lewis, J. W. 34 Scull, WIll. 15 Dashield, W. H. 25 Land,F. F. 35 Thatcher, Jno. 16 Douglass, H. L. 26 Killer, W. B. 36 Well, jr. B. 17 Gilbert, J. S. 27 Morrie, J. W. 37 Watson, K. 18 Hearne, C. C. 28 Marye, R. V. 38 Whitlington DEGREES CONFERRED Initiated Passed Raised 1 Bates, C. C. I Howell, H. S. 2 Slaughter, A. 2. Bates, C. C. Demitted- E. C. Hart, F. F. Land Died-W. R. Douglass, J. W. Morris, D. F. Roysdon, B. Wells, Jr.

THE GmIE Third o..w:ter 1987 118 LISBON LODGE, U. D• Lisbon, La. OFFICERS 1 Brooks, Jordan C. W. K. 5 Fortson, Jas. T. Secretary • 2 Johnson, Adolphus W. 6 Duke, Jas. J. S. D. s. 3 Sparks, Elijah J. W. 7 Smoot, Christopher J. D. 4 Pursley, Geo. T. Treasurer 8 Lindsay, Hark J. Tyler MEMBERS 9 Blackman, Alfred 12 Harris, Eli 15 Tate, Charles 10 Carpenter, E. 13 Killgore, Jasper 16 Williams, J. H. 11 Fu ller, S. J. 14 Tatum, Seth DEGREES CONFERRED Initiated Passed Raised 1 Carpenter, E. 1 Carpenter, E. 1 'Carpenter , E. 2 Killgore, Jasper 2 Killgore, Jasper 2 Killgore, Jasper 3 Tatum, Seth 3 Tatum, Seth 3 Tatum, Seth 4 Williams, J. H. 4 Tate, Charles 4 Tate, Charles 5 Aycock, W.F.F. 5 Williams, J. H. 5 Williams, J. H. 7 Hesters, D. W. Affiliated-James T. Fortson, Mark J. Lindsay, Geo. T. 8 Hammons, J. Pursley. 9 Scaif f, J. K. 10 Frailler, P.

MACKEY LODGE, U. D. Ringgold, Bienville Parish, La. OFFICERS 1 Cawthorn, W.K.D. W. M. 5 Schien, J. H. Secretary 2 Tooke, John A. S. W. 6 Cawthorn, J. D. S. D. 3 Bryant, James J. W. 7 Watts, Jas. C. J. D. 4 Brown, H. T. Treasurer 8 Scott, John J. Tyler MEMBERS 9 Bryant, J. B. 11 Jones, James 13 Tarvis, J. D. 10 Cawthorn, A. T. 12 Melvin, J. 14 Vaughn, John Affiliated-W.K.D. Cawthorn, J. D. Cawthorn

* * * * * * * * * * * * * U. S. NEWSPAPER BIBLIOGRAPHIC PROGRAM TheLSU Manship School of Journalism and the LSU Library in Baton Rouge is cooperating with the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Library of Congress on the United States News paper Bibliographic Program. An ongoing project for the past few years, it is now in its final data-gathering phase in Louisiana. Dr. Elsie Hebert, project director at LSU of this extensive undertaking, is looking for noncurr$nt newspapers being held in private collections. If anyone has old newspapers which may be of value to this project and is willing to have them microfilmed, contact Dr. Hebert in Baton Rouge, telephone 504-388-2336. • * * * * * * * * * * * * * THE GWIE 'lhlrd Quarter 1987 119 5TH LOUISIANA INFANTRY RE-ENACTMENT UNIT •

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Representing the 5th louisiana RegiITent of Infantry, Confederate states of America, in present day battle re-enactments are these rren fran NorthW\8st IDuisiana. In this picture, left to right, in the front rON are DrUl11Te.r Brant Surrrrerlin, First Sgt. Nathan Bag gett, Cpl. Jason Summerlin, Pvt. Bryan Peters, Sgt. George Tharpe III, and Pvt. Scott Solice. In the back rON are Capt. Paul Sum rrerlin, Pvt. Charles Young, Cpl. David Anderson, Pvt. Steve Webb, Pvt. Travis Greer, and Pioneer Allen Tharpe. (Photo by Sol ice ) •

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 120 The 5th Louisiana Regiment of Infantry, Confederate States of America. was mustered in 1861, and sent to Virginia to fight under General T. J. JACKSON with the Army of Vir,ginia. The company fought bravely in many of the bloodiest battles of the war, incl~ding the Seven Days Battle, Gettysburg, Sharpsburg, Second Mana • ssas and Winchester. Today the 5th Louisiana is being represented in battle re-enactments by a group of men and boys organized in northwest Louisiana. Equipped and traveling at their own expense, this 5th Louisiana attends six to eight events a year in Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Tennessee and Virginia. They host two battles: Pleasant Hill in April and Harrisonburg in November. The first weekend in October they will participate in the 125th anniver sary observance of the Battle of Corinth, Mississippi. Another 125th anniver sary event on their schedule was the re-enactment of the Battle of Manassas in 1986. April 3-5 of this year they Were among 6000 troops at their re-enactment of the Battle of Shiloh, though at this event this group portrayed members of the 19th Infantry.

Future plans include participation in the anniversary of the Battle of Getty sburgin July 1988.

"North and South, Part II", a movie made for television in Novemb~r 1985, in cludes many battlefield scenes in which the unit participated during shooting on location at Natchez, Mississippi.

The unit emphasizes authenticity. They wear wool uniforms, leather accouter ments and shoes,aDd carry three band Enfield muskets. Drill is from Civil War period manuals, as is their tactics on the battlefield.

At every event the men camp, live and eat as nearly as possible as did troops during the Civil War. They sleep in authentic tents. They eat many of the same foods from hard tack and jerky to cornbread and saltpork. Attempts to secure rosters of the original 5th Louisiana companies from northwest Louisiana to publish at this time have been unsuccessful. The Louisi State Archives in Baton Rouge will furnish this desired information as soon as the move into its new facilities is completed. The information will be published when available. Captain Paul SUMMERLIN, of Shreveport, is in command of the present day re enactment unit, which represents Company E, 5th Louisiana Regiment of Infantry.

Nat BAGGETT, of Jamestown, is the First Sergeant, Sgt. Mike NEKLUTIN is from Natchitoches, Les ALBERS of Deridder, David ANDERSON and Jason SUMMERLIN of Shreve~ port, and Mike DUBOIS of Many, are Corporals. . ,

,- Privates are Dale CRAIN of Kelly, Travis GAlAFFA of Bossier City, Bryon BOHANNON of Couabatta, Chris and David MATHERN of Natchitoches,TOIIl and Jim RYDER of Coushatta, Frank W~SH of Ringgold, Steve WEBB of Blanchard, S~ane WILKINS of Columbia, Charles,YOUNG of Benton, George THARPE III, Bryan PETERS and Charles ANDERSON of ShrfWeport •

Pioneers are Allan THARPE and Charles ANDElSON of Shreveport, and Ed B0- • HANNON of Cous~tta. Brant SUMMERLIN of Shreveport is a cadet.

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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * • The 5th Louisiana Regiment of Infantry, Confederate States of America, was mustered in 1861, and sent to Virginia to fight under General T. J. JACKSON with the Army of Vir.ginia.The company fought bravely in many of the bloodiest battles of the war, incl~ding the Seven Days Battle, Gettysburg, Sharpsburg, Second Mana • ssas and Winchester • • Today the 5th Louisiana is being represented in battle re-enactments by a group of men and boys organized in northwest Louisiana. Equipped and traveling at their own expense, this 5th Louisiana attends six to eight events a year in Louisiana, Texas, MissisSippi, Alabama, Florida, Tennessee and Virginia. They host two battles: Pleasant Hill in April and Harrisonburg in November. The first weekend in October they will participate in the 125th anniver sary observance of the Battle of Corinth, MissisSippi. Another 125t.h anniver sary event on their schedule was the re-enactment of the Battle of Man~ssas in i 1986. April 3-5 of this year they were among 6000 troops at their re-enactment of~the Battle of Shiloh, thougb at this event this group portrayed members of the U~ Infantry.

Future plans include participation in the anniversary of the Battle of Getty sburg in July 1988.

"North and South, Part II", a movie made for television in November 1985, in cludes many battlefield scenes in which the unit participated during shooting on location at Natchez, MissisSippi.

The unit emphasizes authenticity. They wear wool uniforms, leather accouter ments and shoes, eDd carry three band Enfield muskets. Drill is from Civil War period manuals, as is their tactics on the battlefield.

~ At every ev.ent the men camp, live and eat as nearly as possible as did troops during the Civil War. They sleep in authentic tents. They eat many of the same foods from hard tack and jerky to cornbread and saltpork. Attempts to secure rosters of the original 5th Louisiana companies from northwest Louisiana to publish at this time have been unsuccessful. The Louisi State Archives in Baton Rouge will furnish this desired information as soon as the move into its new facilities is completed. The information will be published when available. Captain Paul SUMMERLIN, of Shreveport, is in command of the present day re enactment unit, which represents Company E, 5th Louisiana Regiment of Infantry.

'Nat BAGGETl', of Jamestown, is the First Sergeant, Sgt. Mike NEKLUTIN is from Natchitoches, Les ALBERS of Deridder, David ANDERSON and Jason SUMMERLIN of Shreve~ port, and Mike DUBOIS of Many, are Corporals. . Privates are Dale CRAIN of Kelly, Travis GARAFFA of Bossier City, Bryon BOHANNON of Coushatta, Chris and David MATHERN of Natchitoches, Tom and Jim RYDER of Coushatta, Frank WALSH of Ringgold, Steve WEBB of Blanchard. Shane WILKINS of Columbia, Charles YOUNG of Benton, George THARPE III, Bryan PETEllS and Charles ANDERSON of Shreveport •

Pioneers are Allan THARPE and Charles ANDER.SON of Shreveport, and Ed B0- • HANNON of Coushatta. Brant SUMMERLIN of Shreveport is a cadet •

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Ht qf~tt l:. whl~>~t, .¢·t!(~\Q~h.~ \,:),qj'tt~~~Y it, "'~~h t.~(j\i ..~L~1.tk\f r~-.j .. i:~' rtl ,! i~\~}"iHii; NEWSPAPER FILES ARE VALUABLE GENEALOGICAL TOOL • By Priscilla Rein~wBki • Newspaper archives are a valuable source of genealogiqal in formation for family history researchers. Since my father was an editor and publisher of a newspaper, I have always been aware of the wealth of information chronicled in old newspapers, but many family history researchers overlook this tool. Obituaries in old newspapers give not only dates and information as to the deceased, but usually give names and residences of surviving relatives. Accom panying information may even give names and residences of family an~ friends attending t~e funeral from out of the area. Neither of my own parents (born in 1882 and 1886) had been en tered in a register of births in their respective counties, but in both oases diligent searches turned up items in local newspapers annouricingtheir births. In this era, the announcements were inter~ sparsed with other local items and advertising on the front P4ge. A retirement story appearing on the front page of a community weekly newspaper of 60 years ago, contained the clue as to the vill age of birth in West Prussia of my husband's grandfather. That one long sought place name from that article was the key to tracing that family baok 250 years. .. Much.help on another family line came from a 1902. St. Louis Dispatch article reporting a 73r,d wedding anniversary. Golden and silver wedding anniversaries were also often reported and many pad accompanying photographs. One of my husband's cousins celebrated her 107th birthday last December 7th and has often been featured in area newspapers as she has attained various birth milestones. Don't overlook this possibility in your research, if a member was long-lived. This particular lady is amazingly active and mentally alert and her home town newspaper recently reported her having gone to an elementary school to talk to students on local history! City and small town newspapers, alike, report wedding activi ties. Names of the parents of both the bride and bridegroom are usually included, and members of the wedding party who are relat ives are often identified. An 1838 Hanover, Pennsylvani., news paper unearthed recently in my own research positively identified the parents of the bride and groom, refuted a published family his tory, but enabled that line to be easily taken back two gene~ations. A 1908, Cedar Rapids (Iowa) Gazette reported the 4eath of my great grandfather, and included a reprint of a lengthy autobio graphical article. A 1911, Des Moines (Iowa) Register_nd Leader had included a complete page featuring his father and tl\e seven· sons, with biographical material and pictures of each. (What a hey-day I have whenever I can get into newspaper archives at the Iowa State Historical Building in Des Moines) The old newspaper • files of originals were bound volumes of newsprint. The brittle THE GmaE 'lbird ().Iarter 1987 123 paper deteriorates t'apid~y.and,most early newspapers are now avail able on microfilm. Check the, State Arc)'dves, The State Historical Societies, the universities an'd'public libraries in the area of your, interest, for the list of newspapers available on microfilm. A sour~~ book of "Newspapers on Microfilm", published by the Library of Con • gress, is on the shelf at the Genealogy Department ,of Shreve Mem or~al Library in Shreveport, and is probably 'available at a major library near you. Information is arranged by states, then by city or town, with a key to the code where micI'Ofilm for a 'particular ,newspaper of a particular date is located • Check all possible sour ces in your search for a p~rticular newspaper that might be of help to you. DO not give up easily. I have even climbed ladders in back rooms of small tOwn newspapers, lugged down the old seven and eight column wide original bound files, and have become encrusted with dirt and grime from pages obviously untouched for years. Never have I come up 'empty-handed!

Ev~ if you should fail to find information you need for your ,research, yOu'll have fun reading the old items and front page ad vertising. One of the choicest items I found reports the sighting of the first airplane flying over the conununity "with no perceptible movement of the wings'.'. , Following is a listing'of some of the newspapers of this area available on microfilm on the first floor of Shreve Memorial Library in Shreveport and at the library of Louisiana State University in Shreveport. An accompanying article, nShreveport Newspapers at Lou isiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana", was contributed by Gloria L. KERNS, of Baton Rouge, a guest speaker at a recent meet ing of the Ark-La-Tex Genealogical Association. SHREVE MEMORIAL LIBRARY

Cat,ldo, beacon ~y 18 & Sep 12 1871 , See Shreveport intellilencer ' See alao Southwestern & Caddo beacon Shreveport bulletin Caddo free press October 18, 1870 March 28, 1839; April 30, 1840 Shreveport daily news 1861-62 Caddo gazette 1844-1862 (Scattered issues) , (scattered iasues);Feb 1934-July 1935 Shreveport daily standard Caucaaian aee Daily caucasian Kay l-October 31, 1878 and Weekly caucasian Shreveport evening standard Daily caucasian 1889-1927 (Scatt Feb 18, 1879 ered isauea; some years complete) See a180 Weekly caucasian Shreveportintelligencer & Caddo beacon Jan. 14, 1841 • Daily proaress 1~92-18,99 (Scattered i8aues) Shreveport journal April 3 to Kay 1 1848; 1897-date Dally soutbwestern Nov 13,1869 & • THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 124 Shreveport news May 10, 1864; Southwestern telegram July 1, 1864; July 1, 1865 Sep. 3, 1873 • Shreveport sentinel The times .. June 17 & 18, 186S only See Shreveport times

Shreveport tomes 1871-date We~kly caucasian 1889-1913 (Scatter ed issues) See also daily caucasian Southwestern Shreveport Aug. 23, 1854- July 12, 1871 (Some issues missing) New Orleans times-picayune See also Daily southwestern 1858-1866; 1972-date LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY IN SHREVEPORT LIBRARY

Film Baton Rouge gazette Mar 13, 1819- Film Shreveport, 1839 (1) Mar ~ Dec. 20, 1856. Baton Rouge, La. 28, 1839 Title varies: French title-Gazette de Baton Rouge. Merged w/week1y 30 Caddo gazette. Weekly. Shreve Comet to form Weekly gazette & port, 1841-1869 (1) 1844-1865. Comet in 1856. Bi-lingual. Mar. 3, incomplete. Nov 14, 1868-Nov 1827-Jan. 29, 1853, incomplete. 6, 1869.

89 Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & 31 Caddo gazette. weekly. Shreve comet. 1821-1 Baton Rouge, La. port, 1841-1869 (1) 1846-1855, Jul 1, 1865-Jun 30, 186S incomplete incomplete

75 The Bienville democrat. Apr II, 1912- 44 Caddo gazette. weekly, Shreve Arcadia, La. Official journal of port Feb 16, 1934-Jul 23, 193> Bienville Parish. Apr 3, 1919-Jan 6, 1972, incomplete 31 Caddo gazette and Desoto intelli gencer. weekly (1) Shreveport, 164 Bienville messenger. Sparta, La. 1841-1869 (1) Oct 25-Nov 22, Oct. 21, lS6S-Oct 13, 1866 1843

91 Blackburn'. homer iliad lS61-1 52 Caddo gazette & Desoto intelli Homer, La. Sep 11, 1875 gencer. weekly (1) Shreveport, 1841-1869 (1) Nov 1 1843-Dec 63 Bossier banner-progress. v.l-lS59 25, 1846 Benton, La., WIL-QU Printing & Pub. Co. Reels. Supercedes: Bossier times, 47 The caucasian. tri-week1y. Shr Bellevue, La. July IS59-1976, in eveport. IS89-1 Jan 1, 1903- complete. 1978 (Gap 1861-65, 1955 Dec 31, 1911. incomplete Jan. April) 80 Constitutional-Alexandria Aug ;87 Bossier press. Apr 13, 1928 Bossier 4,1860-Jun I, 1861 City, La. Title varies: Planters press Apr 13, 1928-Jan 5, 1956. 86 Coushatta citizen. 18711- Cou Apr 13, 1928-Dec 30, 1972, incom. shatta, La. Dee 9, 1871-Dec 28,1872. incomplete 66 Bossier times v. 1-1858 Bellevue, La. Kitchell & Lowry. 1 reel. Superceded 48 Daily caucasian. daily. Shreve by Bossier Banner-Progress. Mar 6, port, 1888-1 Oct 17, 1889-Dec 1858-0ct. 1, 1858, incomplete 31,1927, incomplete • 32 Caddo-iree press. weekly (1)

Third Quarter 1987 125 Film Da11y comet. 1850-1856. Baton Rouge, Film was bilingual in French & La. Merged w/BatQn Rouge gazette to ---- BDalish. July 31, 1804-Nov form Daily gazette and camet in 1856. 30, 1826, incomplete Title changed to Morning camet Feb • 5, 1856. From May 29, 1853, the Sun 124 Louisiana populist. Aug 24. 1894- day issues carry title Weekly comet Mar 10, 1899. weekly. Title var and are bound separately. Sep I, ies: Aug 24, 1894-Mar II, l8~H. 1852-Dec 27, 1856, incomplete Louisiana populist (masthead tit le Aug 24, 1894-Mar 1895, weekly 85 Daily gazette and comet. Dec 28, 1856-? populist) Mar 18, 1898-Mar 18. Baton Rouge, La. Dec 30, 1856-Dec 29, 1899, Natchitoches populist. 1860. incomplete Aug 24, 1894-Mar 10, 1899. incomplete 55 Daily progress. Mar 8-Jun 31, 1899. Slu:eveport 90 Louisiana weekly journal. 1886- Jun II, 1890. Homer, La. Jan 40 Daily south-western. daily. Shreveport 13, 1886-Jun 11, 1890 Oct 15, 1868-Sep 12, 1871, incom. 80 Lumberjack. Jan 9, 1913-Ju1 la, .31 Daily southwestern telegram. Daily. 1913-Alexandria, La. Shreveport. 18-(1) -Apr 22, 1874. incomplete 79 The Mansfield enterprise. July 5. 1906- Mansfield enterprise 128 The democratic review. 1883-? Natchi publishing co. Published semi toches, La. weekly. Apr 29, 1885 & weekly until Feb 8, 1912. Pub Jan 26,·1888 lished semi-weekly Sep 26, 1927- Apr 5, 1928. Weekly balance of 81 Guardian journal. Jun 18, 1890-Homer, the time. June 17, 1911-Dec 27. La. Formed by merger of Bomer guar 1972, incomplete. Begins 1912 dian and Louisiana weekly journal. Consolidated with the Clipper, Jau 98 Minden herald. 1929-Jul 14, 1966. 7, 1903. June 18, 1890-Dec 28, 1972, Minden, La. Merged with the Min incomplete den press to form the Minden press herald, Jul 18, 1966. (on 74 Haynesville news. 19.10- (?) J!aynes ~eel with Minden press-herald, ville, La. Jan 10, 1924-Dec 27, Jan 4). Feb 6, 1930-Dec 24, 1964 , 1972, incomplete 95 The Minden press. weekly. 1946- 126 Llano colonist. New Llano, La. May ~ Jul II, 1966. Minden, La. Mer 1921-Dec 9, 1937 (1) Oct 29, 1927- ged with Minden herald Jul 18, Dec 9, 1937, incomplete 1966 to form the Minden press herald. Jan 5, 1956-Dec 21, 19b4. 76 Louisiana gazette. Jul 24,1804-Nov 30, Jan 4, 1965-Jul 11, 1966, incom. 1826. New Orleans. Title varies: Jan 27, 1812-Aug 8, 1812 was La. saa- 98 Minden press herald. Jan 4, 1965- ette and New Orleans advertiser. Jul II, 1966. Allg-l.1.~ .. 1812~Mar -20.,-181-5~was'-L-a,;-··-··--·>··· ... ,-,...... saaette and New Orleand advertiser. 99 Minden press herald. Jan 4, 1965- ·Ap.r.~~, 1815-May 24, 1817 was La. Minden, La. Frequency varies: gaaette & New Orleans morning adver;" weeklyfrom.J.an. .. 4, 1965-Jul 18, • tiser. 1966; daily from JuI 18, 1966. May 31. 1817-Nov30, 1826 was La. Jan 4, 1965-Dec29. 1912, lncom • gazette. Frequency varies: weekly, semi-weekly, daily. 1817-1826 was bi- •

THE GEN[E Third Quarter 1987 126 Film Mouiteur de la Louisiana. 1794- FUm The New Orleans weekly delta. 120 1814. First Louisiana newspaper. TI9 Moned. of the daily delta, Frequency varies: weekly, semi Oct 12, 1845-Feb 14,1863. • weekly-trl-weekly. In French. Succeeded by the era, Feb Nov 9, 1805-0ct 15. 1806 15, 1863

94 Morning and Sunday advocate. Daily. 123 Peoples vindicator. 1874-18kj. • Jul 14, 1925- Baton Rouge, La. Title Jun 20, 1874-Oct 22, 18bi, varies. Jan I, 1974-to date. incomplete

121 The Natchitoches enterprise. 1888- 80 Planters intelligencer. May weekly. "Official journal of Nat 25, 1836 chitoches Parish. "1889-L908 (scatt ered issues) Oct 3, 1912-Aug 14, 43 Progress. weekly. Shreveport 1965, incomplete Feb 6, 1892-1900, incomplet~

165 Natchitoches spectator. Dec 5, 1867- 65 The progress. Hammond, La. Aug 25, 1868. Mar 193o-Mar 1940

122 Natchitoches times (1903-) Mar 13, 78 Red river republican. Nov 7, 1903-Dec 31, 1972. 1838-Dec 1, 1954. Alexandria. La. Jan 3O-0ct 29, 1853 100 New Orleaus bee. Sep 4, 1827-Dec 21, 1923. New Orleans, La. Frequency 80 Red river whig. Nov 14,184U varies: weekly, semi-weekly, tri May 15. 1841, inclusive weekly,· daily. Title varies: The bee, Alexandria, La. the New Orleans. 1828-1872 bilingual; 1872-1917 in French. French title 92 Sabine banner Aug 6, 1891- L'Abeille de la Nouvelle Orleans. Aug 26, 1902 Sep 4, 1827-Dec 27, 1923 .. 92 Sabine democrat Jul 9, 1890 76 New Orleans daily advertiser. weekly, semi-weekly, tri-weekly, daily. ,Jul 82 Sabine index Jun 19, 1918- 31, 1804-Nov 30. 1926. 1817-1826 Many, La. Feb 4, 1927-Dec bilingual 28, 1~72, incomplete

119 New Orleans daUy delta; Nov 2, 1847-, 127 Semi-weekly Natchitoches times Nov 19, 1853. May 5, 1857-Feb 14, 1864-L872. French and English. 1863 Succeeded the union. 1866- 1867. incomplete 118 The New Orleans democrat. Dec 19, 1875- Dec 3, 1881. Daily. Title varies: pec. 31 Shreveport Afro-American. I, 1879-Ju1 31, 1880 called New Orleaus ·week1y. 192(1) (Apr 30 daily democrat. Dec 4, 1881 merged wI 1932) New Orleans times to form times-democrat. Dec 19, 1875-Dec 3, 1881. 32 Shreveport bulletin. weekly. Oct ~18, 1870 1'17 New Orleans republican. Apr 10, 1867- 1870. Published weekly, semi-weekly, 31 Shreveport daily democrat. and daily. 1872 absorbed the national daily. 188(?)-(Feb 8, 1884) republican. Mar I, 1870-Dec 31, 1876 68 Shreveport daily news. Shreve 141 The New Orleans times. Sep 20, 1863- port. v. I, No. 1- Apr 13. • Dec 31, 1881. 1861-Title varies: Apr 13-

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 127 Film 68 cont. -Nov 6, 1861. Shreveport Film Apr 13, 1930-Dec 31, 1930 daily news; Nov 11,' 186l-Shreveport Jan 7, 1931-Dec 31, 1934 semi-weekly news. Apr 13, 1861- Nov 7, 1862, scattered 'issues. Apr 13, 39 Southwestern. weekly. Shreve • 1861-Jun 26, 1866. port 1852-1872. Aug 23, 18S4- Jul 12, 1871, incomplete 45 Shreveport daily standard and evenina atandard. daily. Shreveport, May I, 129 Springhill news journal. Sep 1878-188l.May I, 1878-0ct 30, 1881 10, 1937-Jun 26, 1952. Spring iJu:omplete hill, La. weekly. Title varies; 1937-1939 entitled the Spring 92 Southern aabine.May I, 1886-Jun 19, hill news. Sep 17, 1937- Jun 1889 , 26, 1952 41 Shreveport herald. daily except Sunday.130 Springhill press and news jour Shreveport, Nov 23, 1896(1)-7 Nov nal. May 2, 1951- Springhill, La. 24, 1896-Feb I, 1897 . Title varies: Entitled Spring hill press, May 2, 1951-Jul 1 32 Shreveport journal. daily 1848-Apr 3- 1952. May 2, 1951-Dec 27, 1972 24; Kay 1, 1848 118 Times democrat Dec 4, 1881. 4 Shreveport journal. v. 1 1896-Shreve New Orleans democrat merged wI port. Jan 1967 to date. Jun 24, 1896- New Or leans times to form Feb 1930. 1967 to date. times-democrat. Jan 31, 1881- Dec 3, 1881 32 Shrevepo~t news. weekly. Jul 27, 1858- 1870. Kay 10-Jul 1, 1864, Jul 1, 142 The times-democrat. Nov. 1, 1865 l881-Apr 30, 1914 68 Shreveport semi-weekly news. Apr 13, 93 Tbe times picayune. Vol 1, No.! 1861-Jun 26, 1866, scattered issues. Jan 25, 1837-New Orleans, La. Title varies: Entitled the pic 5 Shreveport times. v. 1 1871 vol 1. No. ayune;1838-Apr 5, 1914, entit 14 Shreveport Dec 16; 1871 to date led the daily picayune; Apr 6- May 11, 1914, entitled times 42 Shreveport weekly judge. weekly Shreve democrat and the daily picayune port, Feb 1, 1897-1 Called weekly after merging with the times judge, Shreveport weekly judge, democrat; May 12, 1914-entitle. Shreveport weekly journal in Feb the times picayune. June 18 19)1 1897. Feb I-Dec 20, 1897 Sunday editions entitled the times picayune, New Orleans 69 The Shreveport weekly news. v. 1, No. states. Jan 1974 to date. I-Shreveport Apr 22, 1861-Apr 29, 1866, scattered issues. Apr 22, 1861- 131 Vivian's caddo citizen. Feb 20, Jul 12, 1864, incomplete 1930- Vivian, La. First issued in Ida, La. Title varies: Feb 53 Shreveport weekly times. weekly, seai 20, 1930-Jan 9, 1941 called the weekly. Shreveport 1871-1916 (7) caddo citizen. Feb 20, 1930- Jan 5, 1893-Dec 30, 1897 Dec 28, 1972 Jan 2, 1902-Jun 30, 1904 e Jul 6, 1904-Dec 31, 1904 96 Webster review. weekly. 1935- Jun 4, 1907-0ct 16,' 1908 1937. Minden, La. Mersed with signal tribune to form the 83 The signal tribune. Mar 6, 1929-1936 Webster review and signal tri MiDden, La. Sep 8, 1929-Apr 9, 1930 ~ Oct 26, 1937. Title varies Dec 6, 1935-Dec 28, 1937 •

THE GENIE Third ~ter 1987 128 Film Webster review and signal tri Film Weekly judge, Shreveport bune. weekly 1937-1 Minden, La. --n- weekly jour.nal in Feb 1897. 97 Formed by merger of the webster Feb I-Dec 30, 1897 • review and the signal tribune, Jan II, 1938-Jun 6, 1950 124 Weekly populist Aug 24, 1894- Mar 1895. Natchitoches, La. 46 Weekly caucasian. weekly. Shreveport • Oct 10, 1889-1 Jan 4, 1894-Dec 25 32 Weekly southwestern telegram • 1913, incomplete weekly. Shreveport 1852-, (1) Sep 3, 1873. Sep. 13, 1873 84 Weekly gazette and comet. Dec 27, 1856-1874. Baton Rouge, La. Formed by merger of Baton Rouge gazette & weekly c.OIIlet, Dec 27, 1856. Dec 27, 1856-Jun 27, 1868 *************************************

SHREVEPORT NEWSPAPERS AT LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY BATON ROUGEJ LOUISIANA Submitted by Gloria L. Kerns

The information given here is from an inventory which I took in 1984 when the cabinets which contained these microfilms were open to the public. Since that time LSU has moved these films to the Special Collections Division of Hill Memorial Library. The cabinets themselves are now in "closed stacks" If you would like to view any of these newspapers, it is advisable to call ahead befor~ attempting a trip to Baton Rouge. This is to insure that the reels you wish to search are available for use. (See the Second Quarter 1987 issue of THE GENIE, page 74, for details on the newspaper project at LSU. Editor's note.) CADDO GAZETTE

Began printing in 1841 until circa 1869. Film copies available from Febr uary 1844 to November 1863. Many of these are single issues for the various years, the largest number are for 185~. .Microfilm 1415. This same reel of film contains a single issue of the CADDO FREE PRESS for 18 March 1839; two issues dat ed 1843 of the CADDO GAZETTE and DESOTO INTELLIGENCER; one issue dated April 1874 of the DAILY SOUTHWESTERN TELEGRAM; 18 October 1870 issue of the SHREVEPORT BULLE TIN; and one 1884 issue of the SHREVEPORT DAILY DEMOCRAT; three issues of the SHREVEPORT JOURNAL dated 1848. .

DAILY CAUCASIAN • Began printing in 1888. Film copies date from October 1889 to December 1927. LSU at Shreveport is said to have originals. Total of 13 reels of film. Micro • film 6444. Reels 1 thru 9 are prior to 1900.

'1'HE GENIE Third ~ter 1987 129 DAILY SOUTH-WESTERN

Began printing October 1868. Film copIes date from October 1868 thru Octob~1 18b9. Total of 2 reels. Microfilm 11030. LSU at Shreveport has some origin~l copies.

HERALD Began printing in circa 1896. No earlier copies available to verify. FUm copies date from November 1896 to February 1897. Total of one reel. Microfi lID 1333.

PROGRESS Began printing in February 1892 until 1900. Film copies date from February 1892 tbru Dec~er 1898. Total of 4 reels. Microfilm 1442.

SHREVEPORT DAILY STANDARD AND EVENING STANDARD Began printing May 1818 until 1883. Film copies available from May I, 1878 thru October 30, 1881. Total Qf 5 reels. Film 1445.

SBR!VEPORT JOURNAL

Began printing in 1895. From 1895 to 1897 appeared' as EVENING JUDGE; 1897 to 1903 appeared as the SHREVEPORT EVENING JOURNAL. Film copies available from June 1895 thru February 1938. Total of 763 reels. Prior to 1900 are eleven reels. Film 163. ~

SHllEVEPORT TIKES

Begall printing in 1871 until preunt. FUm copies available from 1871 to current year. Total of 1,016 reels in 1984 at inventory. There are 32 reels prior to 1900. Daily paper. Film 1497.

SHREVEPORT ~Y TIMES Began printing in 1871 thru 1916 •. No other issues later than 1916 to con firm last date of printing. Fila copies available from 1893 until 1908. Total of 5 re.ls. Prior to 1900 are two reels. Film 11689. , SOUTH-WESTERN Began printing in 1852 until ,1872. Film copies available from August 1854 thru 12 July 1871. Total of 6 reels. Fi18 1837. SHREVEPORT WEEICLY NEWS/SBltEVEPORT SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS SHREVEPORT NEWS/SHREVEPORT DAILY NEWS

Only scattered issues of these papers available. The DAILY NEWS are i.sueti e dated between April and Nov_ber 1861. The NEWS are three issues only, two in 1864 and one 1n 1865. The SEMI-WEEKLY HEWS are scattered issues dated between 1861 and 1866. The WEEKLY NEWS are issues dated between 1861 and 1863. All 01 the above named papers are on Microfilm 13372. Probably at least 2 reels. A note in the margin of .y inventory indicates that other issues of the SBBEYBPORT NEWS can be found on film '415. • Third Quarter 1987 130 • COLONIAL~ TERRITORIA~ AND STATE CENSUS RECORDS

Census records are one of the basic tools ofgenealogica1 re ., search. Beginners are somet'imes not aware of and "old timers" sometimes overlook 'the fact 'that census records are available otht::f than those taken in the United States Federal Census enumerations. Many colonial, territorial and state enumerations were made in addition to the every ten year enumerations. The contents of these reoords varies from tally count of the names of the heads of households to listing of every person residing in a household. When located and used with the Federal Censuses, these re cords are an invaluable aid .in tracing ancestors and may fill in many gaps found when using only the U. S. Censuses.

ALABAMA DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 1801,1808,1810,1818,1820,1821,1823, 1798,1803,1807,1818,1867,1878, 1832,1838,1840,1844,1850,1855,1866, 1885,1888,1897,1905,1906,1907, 1875 1908,1909,1912,1913,1915,1919 ALASKA FLORIDA ~ 1870,1876,1878,1880,1881,1885,1887, 1889,1890,1891,1892,1893,1894,1895, 1790,1825,1837,1845,1855,1865, 1904,1905,1906,1907 1875,1885,1895,1905,1915,1935, ~ 1945,1955 ARIZONA GEORGIA 1790,1796,1864,1866,1867,1869 1738,1740,1750,1753,1756,1810 ARKANSAS 1817,1824,1829,1831,1838,1852, 1859 1823,1827,1829,1864 IDAHO CALIFORNIA 1863 1790,1798,1836,1852,1855,1865,1875, 1885,1895,1897,190~,1915,1925,1935 ILLINOIS . COLORADO 1787,1793,1810,1818,1820,1825, 1830,1835,1840,1845,1855,1865 1861,1866,1885 INDIANA ." -CONNECTI CUT 1801,1815,1820,1825,1830,1835, 1690,175Q,1762,1774,1794 1840,1845,1850,1865,1871,1877, 1883,1880,1895,1901,1907,1917, DELAWARE 1921 • 1776,1798

nllrd Quarter 1987 131 IOWA MfSSOURI

1836,IB38,18~OtI844,18~6,1847, 178 q , 119'0 , 1 796 , 1803 , 1814 , 1817 , 18~9,1851,la52,18~4,1856,1859, 18l~,1824,1878,1832,1836,1840, • 1862,1863,1865,186 7 ,1869,1873, 18~4,1848,1852,1856,1860,1864, 1875,IB85~1895,190~,1915,1925 1868,1876 KANSAS MONTANA

1855,1859,1865,1875,1885,1895, 186~ 1905~1915,1925 ' NEBRASKA KENTUCKY 1854,1855,1856,1861,1874,1875, 1792,1798,1799,1803,1807,1811, 1876,1877,1878,1879,188,2,1883, 1815,1819,1823,1827,1831,J835, 1884, 1885 1839,1843,1847,1851,1859,1867, 1875,1883,1891,1899 NEVADA LOUISIANA 1861,1863,1865,1867,1875 1790,lBD5,1806,1,11,1813,1817, NEW HAMPSHIRE 1821,1825,1829,1833,1837,1841, 1845,1858,1863 1767,1773,1774,1775,1786,1798 . MAINE NEW JERSEY

1798,1837 1726,~737,1738,1745,1772,1798, 1855,1875,1885,1895,1905,1915 MARYLAND NEW MEXICO 1701,1704,1708,1710,1712,1755, 1762,1776,1778 ' 1790,1823,18~5,186~,1865,1885, 1895,1905,1915 MASSACHUSETTS NEW YORK 1754,1764,1783,1785,1786,1793, 1798,1837,1840,1850,1855,1860, 1&98,1793,1712,1714,1723,1731, 1865,1870,1875,1885,1895,1905, 1737,17~6~1749,1756,1771,1795, 1915,1925,1935,1945 1798,1801,1804,1807,1814,1821, 181~,1835,18~5,1855,1865,1875, MINNESOTA 188Q,1885,1892,1895,1905,1915, 1925 1830,1849,1857,1865,1'875,1885 1895,1905 NORTH CAROLINA MISSISSIPPI 1784,1785,1786,1787,1198

177~,1788;1789,1792,1801,1805, NORTH DAKOTA • 1808,1810,1816,1820,1822,1823, 1824,1825,1830,1837,1840,1841, 1885,1895,1905,1915,1925 1845,1850,1853,1866,1900 •

THE GENIE 'l'hird Quarter 1987 132 OHIO SOUTH DAKOTA

1790,1801,1802,1807,1811,1815, 1885,1895,1905,1915,1925,193~, • 1819,1823,1827,1831,1835,1839, 1945 1843,1847,1851,1855,1859,1863, 1867,1871,1875,1879,1883,1887, TENNESSEE 1891,1895,1899,1903,1907,1911, 1915 1798 OKLAHOMA TEXAS 1860,1890,1896,1907 1790,1815,1829,1836,1847,1848, 1858 OREGON UTAH 1845,184~,1851,1852,1856,1857, 1865,1875,1895,1905 1851,1856,1895 PENNSYLVANIA VERMONT 1776,1798 1765,1771,1776,1798 RHODE ISLAND VIRGINIA 1708,1730,1745,1749,1755,1774, 1623,1624,1625,1634,1699,1701, 1782,1798,1865,1875,1885,1895, 1703,1779,1798 1905,1915,1925,1935 WASHINGTON SOUTH CAROLINA 1871,1883,1885,1889,1892 i 1798,1868,1875 WEST VIRGINIA

Part of Virginia until 1863 WISCONSIN 1830,1836,1838,1842,1846,1847, 1855,1865,1875,1885,la95,190S WYOMING

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1'HE GENIE Third uuarter 1987 133 MILITARY RECORDS

: '.1 : ; !; ; • The following table may be useful as a guide in searching for military records: IF BORN BETWEEN WAR INVOLVED IN DATES OF WAR

~626-l656 Bacon's Rebellion 1676 1639-17q3 Intercolonial Wars 1689-1763

1713-17q3 Pont iac I s Rebellion 1763.-1765 1720-1763 American Revo1utio.nary War 1775~1783 . 17QO-1791 Indian Wars 1790"'1811 1762-1794 ·War of 1812 1812 1762-1812 Blackhawk War (Sac-Fox) 1832 1796-1828 Mexican War 1846-1848 1806-1849 War for Southern Inde pendence 1861-1865 1848-1880 Spanish American War 1898 t The year of birth is an approximate. The age range of the soldier could be broader, particularly during the Civil War. Records for the wars listed above may be found in the National Archives with the exception of the wars prior to the American Revolution and for some records of the Civil War. Since there was no United States Government before the Revolutionary War, state, county and city records and archives must be searched for that period. .. Many Confederate records are on file in the National Archives, but one should check the State Archives in (1) the state where the ancestor lived, (2) the state where he enlisted, and (3) the state in which he resided after· the war. Many men lived in one state, enlisted in another, and after the war, moved to another. Pension applications by Confederate veterans and/or their widows were made to and filed in the state they were living in at the time the application was filed.. They will not be found in the National Archives. ... c ****************************** •

Third Quarter 1987 134 • EARLY RECORDS OF BOSSIER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH The Bossier First United M~thodist Church had its beginning in 1908, as a mission charge, when J. W. JAMIESON, a student at Centen ary College, arranged for a Sunday School and place to preach in an old store building north of the Illinois Central Railroad tracks. It later moved to an old school building on Broadway Street.

The church was officially organized in 1910. Mr. JAMIESON was appointed the first pastor. It continued as a student appointment until 1917, when J. M. BOYKIN became the first resident minister. Two lots at the corner of Ogilvie and Arcadia Street were do nated by W. B. MC CORMICK and his sister in 1913. The deeds to these two lots are recorded at the Bossier Parish Courthouse at Benton, Louisiana in Volume 47, page 558. Another lot was purchased from him. The first building, a parsonage, was built here in 1919. This was remodeled in 1939, and in 1943, was moved to 510 McCormick Street. In 1955, a new parsonage was built at 1618 Dudley Lane. The first sanctuary was built and paid for in 1921. This was added onto through the years until 1949, when a newly constructed sanctuary was opened for worship. The church remained at this location until July 1973, when it was relocated at 201 John Wesley Boulevard and Old Minden Road, near Interstate 20. The information which follows is contained in the first register book, which is entitled "The Church Register of the Bossier City, La. Methodist Episcopal Church, South." REGISTER QFPASTORS Name Date of Appointment BOYKIN, J. M. November 1919 PARKER, A. H. November 1921 ROY, J. R. November 1923 DULANY, Don E. November 1925 HILL, F. B. 1929 (Death 1930) TURNER, A. W. LEDBETTER, H. W. 1931 • REGISTER OF MARRIAGES

C. H. ANDREWS A. C. MOSLEY Paul L. STEWART Lillian GLASS Ruth DOWS Mrs. Marguerite L. Aug. 24, 1921 Aug. 27, 1921 GAITHER • Oct. 9, 1921

1hird Quarter 1987 135 M. O. METCALF EUett'HARPER Arthur C. RICHARDS Opal JONES Leoti HOPKINS Inez SANDIFER Jan. 5, 1926 Aug. 11, 1926 Oc t. 31, 19 27 • George E. MC GOVERN Samuel P. DOYLE A. E. Me LAURIN Dorothy CLARK Argyle NILSON Thelma WOOD Jan. 12, 1926 Aug. '24, 1926 Dec. 10, 1927 " W. T.HANNA Charlie Henry PARKER Floyd JOHNSON Irma ADAMS Alma SEARS·· Lera E. BUTLER Jan. 16, 1926 Dec. 15 , 1926 Jan. 17, 1928 i ferx-is ROBERTSON v. Gil HOLSINGER John E. WATERS Shannon THOMPSON Rose Mae FORD Mabel Fern THORN April 9, 1926 June 4, 1927 Jan 20, ,1928 C. L. ANDERSON· Clovis C. WHITTINGTON Ferrel BRUMBLE Claudine GRIGGS Du Bois FERGUSON Hattie Pearl WEEKS April 17, 1926 . 3uly 24, 1927· June 10, 1928 Hatley L. PARKER Arthur O. FORD Roscoe W. EASON Esther FRE~ Lucile BURKHOLDER Ida V. STUART May 11, 1926 Oct. 7, 1927 July 24, 1928 REGISTER OF INFANT BAPTISMS Mercier SMITH Helena SMITH Mr. & Mrs. Gordon B. SMITH Mr. & Mrs. Gordon B. SMITH September 12, 1920 April 20, 1920 Wilburn SIMMONS Betty Aline ALLEN Mrs. J. M. SIMMONS Mr. & Mrs. Claude ALLEN May 14, 1920 April 20, 1920 Henderson SIMMONS Anna May LAMBETH Mrs. J. M. SIMMONS J. T. & Alida LAMBETH May 14, 1920 June 8, 1920 Wilmer SIMMONS Hill LAMBETH· Mrs. J. M. SIMMONS J. T. & Alida LAMBETH May 14, 1920 June 8, 1920 David Bryan HARWELL Alida LAMBETH J.T. i Mabel HARWELL J. T. & Alida LAMBETH Nov. 12, 1920 June 8, 1920 Archie Lee WILSON Clifton Wesley HARWELL J.W. WILSON J. T. & Mabel HARWELL Aug. 5, 1920 Feb. 22, 1920 Eleanor· SMITH Burton Grover MC CALLI" Mr. & Mrs. Gordon B. SMITH Mr. & Mrs. Walter MC CALLIM April 20, 1920 Jan. 3, 1926 • 'Dlird Quarter 1987 136 Billie Eugene PERLEY Betty Eugenia WILLIAMS Mr. i Mrs. W. L. PERLEY Mr. i Mrs. W. W. WILLIAMS • Aug. 29, 1926 July 29, 1927 Pinkney Melvin JOHNSON James Forrest WADE Mr. & Mrs. P. M. JOHNSON Mr. & Mrs. J. F. WADE Aug. 29, 1926 Henry Frances OFFUTT Wilma Laverne WADE Mr. & Mrs. R. E. OFFUTT Mr. i Mrs. J. F. WADE Feb. 27, 1927 Robert Edgar OFFUTT Eula Catherine OFFUTT Mr. & Mrs. R. E. OFFUTT Mr. & Mrs. R. E. OFFUTT Feb. 27, 1927 Sep. 9, 1928 REGISTER OF MEMBERS 1910 1918 Annona SOUTHERLAND Roy Henry FULLILOVE Mrs. Hattie BROWN Mrs. Jerry FULLILOVE J. A. EDGAR Mrs. C. G. HOUSE Gus H. ALLEN Mrs. J. A. EDGAR Mrs. T. J. FULLILOVE Mrs. Gus H. ALLEN Stanley EDGAR Mrs. J. M. DURHAM Ethel EDGAR 191~ B. B. WARNER Mrs. Annie T. WHITT- Miss Dara HICKMAN INGTON T. J. FULLILOVE Mrs. C. S. TERRY Mayfield TIPTON Mrs. Mary THOMPSON C. S. TERRY Andrew MOORE W. L. THOMPSON Reese KENNI~GTON Margaret MOORE Mrs. J. H. KENNINGTON Nellie FULLILOVE Malvin BIRDWELL J. H. KENNINGTON Nona Mae THOMPSON Hays BUSH Charles KENNINGTON H. W. MORRIS Willie CHAMBERS J. T. TILLMAN Mrs. Jessie ADCOCK Mrs. J. T. TILLMAN Watson ADCOCK 1920 R. C. BRADFORD J. J. WATSON Miss Emma WATSON Gordon B. SMITH 1915 Mrs. W. R. ALLEN Mrs. G. B. SMITH Mrs. Geo. SMITH Mrs. J. V. JOHNSON 1919 Mrs. Hal ALSTON Larry ARMSTRONG 1917 Mrs. Dell SOUTHERLAND H. H. DILLARD Dell SOUTHERLAND Mrs. H. J. MARSHALL Tom HICKMAN P. M. MC CLANAHAN H. J. MARSHALL Mrs. H. P. MOORE Mrs. P. M. MC CLANAHAN Mrs. W. W. CURTIS J. B. O'NEAL Martin MC CLANAHAN Miss Ruth JONES Mrs. J. B. O'NEAL H. P. MOORE Miss Marianna ALFORD Mrs. J. H. SHEPPERD Mrs. t. W. TIPTON Katherine SMITH Mrs. Ivan WHITTINGTON Mrs. Mary J. HEAD Mercier SMITH Mrs. Lou JOHNSTON J. T. MC CLANAHAN Billy Boy SHEPPERD • Mrs. J. H. BOYKIN Birdie Mae FULLILOVE Prof. W. E. SIMPSON Lodge Nelson BOYKIN W. W. SMITH Mrs. W. £. SIMPSON James T. BOYKIN Mrs. W. W. SMITH Miss Pearl HARRIS Hillier MC CLANAHAN Miss Adelle MALLORY • Narcissa MC CLANAHAN E. S. HEITMArr

THE GENIB Third Quarter 1987 137 1920 Hugh JOHNSON C. H. MC KINNON Esther FREEMAN G. A. ALLEN Mrs. E. S. HEITMAN Irene FREEMAN Mrs. G. A. ALLEN· M. C. BLEDSOE Nona SIMMONS G. A. ALLEN, Jr. • Mrs. M. C. BLEDSOE Hazel LASTER Mrs. A. H. WILCOX Johnie T. BLEDSOE Eloise WHITTINGTON J. W. WEBB Prof. J. T. HARWELL Naomi ALSTON Mrs. J. W. WEBB Mrs. J. T. HARWELL J. W. WILSON G. L. ROUSSE .. Mrs. W. L. MABERY Mrs. J. W. WILSON Mrs. Eva ROUSSE Hurte1ine WILSON G. L. ROUSSE, Jr. 1921 W. H. WILSON Mrs. Ollie ODOM Norborne WILSON Mrs. Lola HUTCHING~ W. L. MABERY J. W. WILSON, Jr. R. H. MARSHALL Mrs. J. O. SHUMATE Roy WILSON Mrs. R. H. MARSHALL Alton SHUMATE Mattie Mae WILSON Miss Mary MARSHALL Willia SHUMATE Mrs. Claude ALLEN Fred MC ELVERN J. H. MC BRIDE 1924 V. A. THOMPSON Elizabeth MC BRIDE W. W. CURTIS Lucile SIMMONS A. E. NELSON Miss Mary LAMBETH Mildred SIMMONS Mrs. A. E. NELSON Mary India SHUMATE Mrs,. J. H. Me BRIDE Mrs. Alida LAMBETH J. C. ALLUMS, Jr. Auline WHITTINGTON Mrs. JACKSON Dorthier FULLILOVE Arnold MCBRIDE Mrs. C. L. KILLINGER Dell SOUTHERLAND, Jr. David MC BRIDE T. P. MOORE Robert SOUTHERLAND Mrs. D. E.BRUMMETT J. H. MOORE Mrs. J. T. LIVINGSTON C. E. WALKER George HENRY Mrs. A. L. JOHNSTON Mrs. C. E. FRIEND Mrs. J. T. TILLMAN 1923 J. C. ALLUMS J. C. ALLUMS, Sr. Mrs. Annie L. ALLUMS Mrs. J. C. ALLUMS, Sr. Mrs. Bertie May ADAIR J. C. ALLUMS, Jr. Arthur JOHNSTON Claude SELF Milton ALLUMS Mrs. J. M. SIMMONS J. A. ALFORD Loretta KILLINGER L. S. HOYT Mrs. J. A. ALFORD Regina KILLINGER Mrs. L. S. HOYT Aylmer ALFORD Carrie Lee MALONE Mrs. Anna ANDERSON Judge Robert ROBERTS Mary PEARCE Mr. H.· E. GARDNER J. O. PARKER Mrs. M. B. SMITH Mrs. H. E. GARDNER Mr. William HOFFBAUER Pansy Mildred WALLACE Earnest B. GARDNER Mrs. William HOFFBAUER Mrs. J. R. ROY Hazel E. GARDNER W. B. CAMPBELL J. R. ROY, Jr. Mrs. A. H. PONDER B. F. O'NEAL Murray S. ROY Miss Esther M. WATKINS Mrs. lone PEET . Herbert W. ROY Nettie V. WATKINS Mrs. William WILLIAMS Mr. C. E. FRIEND Nannie E. WATKINS Marion BLEDSOE Mrs. M. D. PULLEY Dora V. WATKINS Marion HARWELL T. E. GREEN Hatley L. WATKINS Edwaro HARWELL P. M. KELLEY Mrs. Oswald L. WATKINS W. J. WILCOX Mrs. P. M. KELLEY Mrs. W. J. WILCOX Mrs. A. J. WALLACE 1922 lola WILCOX W. W. SMITH Wilry WILCOX Mrs. W. W. SMITH Mrs. Sallie T. BRADFORD M. N. ADAIR Mrs. T. B. GREEN Mr. S. W. JOHNSON J. E. ROY Mrs. Sarah E. GREEN Mrs. S. W. JOHNSON H. D. GROVES Mrs. Mildred STANFORD Leonard JOHNSON Mrs. ·H.D. GROVES Mrs. Bessie TALLEY Herman JOHNSON L. GULLEY Frank WISINGER Bessie JOHNSON Mrs. L. GULLEY Mrs. R. P. WEST •

Third Quarter 1987 138 Mrs. W. MC CALLIM Z. R. LAUGHLIN Mrs. T. F. Me WILLJA"~ D. E. OSWALD Mrs. Z. R. LAUGHLIN Miss Mae MC WILLIAMS Mrs. Bessie OSWALD Miss Ruth LAUGHLIN Hilda 0' NEAL •.. Miss Sheba OSWALD Mrs. J. E. SAUCIER Hdzel MABRY Miss Edna OSWALD J. W. WILSON Foncine MYERS Lemon OSWALD Mrs. J. W. WILSON Lavon MYERS J. W. WILSON, Jr. Florenel LAENGER 1925 Roy WILSON Barbara BROWN Mattie Mae WILSON Mr s . J. F. WAD E A. M. WILSON Mrs. I. GOULD Archie WILSON Mrs. Gertrude GANDY Mrs. H. M. DOTY Mrs. James HUNT Miss Sadie LAMBETH W. W. HEFLIN Mrs. Alta CRAWFORD A. N. COX Mrs. W. W. HEFLIN Mrs. W. W. WILLIAMS Mrs. A. N. COX Mrs. R. P. THOMPSON, Mrs. E. J. NOLES Audrey FARRINGTON Jr. L. H. BROWN Gaines ALSTON R. P. THOMPSON, Jr. Mrs. L. H. BROWN Willis ADCOCK Mrs. I. H. DINGLE Willie Ellen BROWN Maud SUMNER Ben O. GRAY Johnnie BROWN J. H. WATERS Jess WRIGHT Emmitt NOLES Mrs. J. H. WATERS Geo. W. WHISENANT Mrs. Emmitt NOLES C. F. ZIMMERMAN Miss Freida BROWN Mrs. C. F. ZIMMERMAN 1927 Miss Gladys FOWLER Alvin WATERS Mrs. T. P. PEARCE Lawrence MC CLANAHAN 1928 Margaret ANDERSON Marshall N. ADAIR, Jr. Lucile NELSON S. K. NETHERY L. C. OLIVE Tom PEARCE Mrs. S. K. NETHERY Mrs. L. C. OLIVE Henry O'NEAL Hiss Ena KEOUN L. L. OLIV.E Rube CAVE Mrs. Andrew HOORE Mrs. L. L. OLIVE Fannie Bess TIPTON Eleanor SHITH Josie OLIVE Hellen ANDERSON Helena SMITH Eunice OLIVE R. B. ROSCO Mary Nathalie DULANY V. H. PALMER Mrs. Emma HARKNESS Wilna MABRY Mrs. V. H. PALMER Y. B. ADAMS Robert Edgar OFFUTT Mrs. D. B. NORRIS Mrs. Linnie ADAMS Elalah HEFLIN Miss Lessie NORRIS George ADAMS Ruth HEFLIN Harold NORRIS Henry ADAMS G. W. ROY Gordon NORRIS Burnett ADAMS Mrs. G. W. ROY Joe NORRIS Mrs. R. E. OFFUTT Mrs. E~h.l JACKSON Reeves NORRIS C. R. N. HART Dewar JACKSON . Joe L. BEECHER Mrs. Jossie F. HART Idell JACKSON Mrs. Joe L. BEECHER A. L. WILSON Eldera JACKSON E. S. DENNIS Miss Myrtle WILSON Kirby WILSON Mrs. E. S. DENNIS Cedric WHITINGTON Jerry FULLILOVE H. M. BROWN Ivan WHITINGTON George SMITHE Mrs. Bessie CHARPING Mrs. P. M. MC CLANAHAN, Mrs. Dora HOLMES Doris CHARPING Jr. C. M. BROWN Christine SLAWSON Miss Vera TOOK Mrs. C.H. BROWN LouiseCAZER Mrs. C. ~. HANNOR H. F. REEVES Fern ROGERS • John T. BLEDSOE Miss Jamie REEVES Gladys SULLIVAN Mrs. H. F. REEVES Mrs. Hazel BRITTAIN 1926 Annice REEVES C. E. WADE T. B. REEVES Mrs. C. E. WADE Mrs. D. W. CANE Sherman REEVES B. D. HEARST • Mrs. E. E. DULANY C. A. HUNTER ~. B. D. HEARST

THE GanE Third Quarter 1981 139 Mrs. A. L. WILSON J. T. LAMBETH Mrs. Dora HOLMES E. E. BISHOP Annie Mae LAMBETH J.. F. KENT Mrs. E. E. BISHOP AlD. LAMBETH O. L. WATKINS Mrs. Lela HOLDER J. E. STURJ;>EVANT Miss Mae BOUNDS • Mrs. Edna M. ROUSSEAU Harguerite BARNETT Mrs. S. P. BEDDING- Mrs. J. E. PORTER Glen NORRIS FIELD Leon BLEDSOE Eunice ALLUMS Mrs. J. C. SEIGLER Miss Odie LAUDERDALE Cedric WILS.ON C. E. JORDAN Miss Myrtle. LAUDERDALE Murray BRUMMETT H. HOLSTED Durel BRUMMETT 1932 Mrs. H. HOLSTED Bessie JOHNSON Merle HC GOWAN L. 1. BAKER 1929 .Floy BROWN John C. ADAMS Opal CRAWFORD . Mrs. Blanche RETHERFORu C. HILLBURN Guy Y:ARBOROUGH Mrs. Josephine STAMPLEY HI's. C. HILLBURN Miss Bessie HOLDER B. B. TOWNS G.' HILLBURN Mrs. H. L. MC CLANA- Mrs. B. B. TOWNS Mrs. G. HILLBURN HAN Mrs. Belle TOWNS Mrs. a.M. LEELAND F. W. JOHNSON Clifton TO-WNS Mrs. N. N. NEULINS Mrs. F. W~ JOHNSON Cleo TOWNS A. H. PARKER Herman JOHNSON Geneva TOWNS Hiss Eura PARKER C. G. WHARTON Doralynn CATHEY Miss Velma PARKER Mrs. C. G. WHARTON James Leroy CATHEY Alfred LYONS Mrs. A. C. BRADY Mrs. P. D. JONES Mrs. Alfred LYONS Miss Winifred· BRADY Mrs. M~ C. HAMM Miss Louise LYONS Miss Maxine BROWN Loraine HAMM Mrs. W. I. HOLDER Mrs.R. O. BARNETT Mrs. Laverne Adams Mrs. Huerline ROBINSON Mrs .R:. B. THRASH MC KENNON Hoover MOORE Mrs. ·B~ R. RAKDOL W. C. RAINES R. J. MARLAR Mrs~ Wi11ia Hay WART Miss Katherine MARES Mrs. R.J. MARLAR Miss Era Pearl POLAND Mrs. J. G. RICKERSON, Miss Juanita MARLAR Ida.HaY·CRAWFORD Jr. Miss Josie MARLAR· Alta CRAWFORD . Mrs. E. W. BALLARD E. O.FORNBY Ben Evan NORRIS E. W. BALLARD Mrs .. E. O. FORNBY Mrs. Habel Marlar Ronald FORNBY . 1931 SPURGEON Mrs. lola HINES M. C. HAMM Mrs. Eva Chauncey H. E. GARDENER Vivian HENSON YARBOROUGH MrlL H. E. GARDENER Homer WIGGINS T. H. ROBSON G. W. STEPHENS Leslie MARES t1rs. T. H. ROBSON Mrs. G. W. STEPHENS Glann AVERY til's. Melba ROBSON Mrs. W.' R. KENNEDY James AVERY Mrs. HubaROBSON Miss Dorthea FULLILOVE Mrs. F. K. TORAIN Mrs. F. B. HILL Mrs •. Su·eMcCall TYSON Marjorie BISHOP Mrs. TURBEYFILL Henry Francis OFFETT Paul MCGOWEN Miss Edith TURBEYVILL Ha~el Erskine GARDENER Bazil GREEN Miss Alice NORRIS Azarue REEVES Miss Nellie C~OUCH L. H~ YARBROUGH 1933 W. J. WILCO}{ Mrs. Standley KIRKLAND Mrs. W. J. WILCOX HI'S. L. ·H. yARBROUGH Mrs. J. E. ARNOLD • Miss Wilry WILCOX Francis R. YARBROUGH Nannie Jane OWENS Mrs. H. W. LEDBETTER William VAUGHAN 1930 Mattie B. LEDBETTER Mrs. J. T. TURNER Mrs. Pearl GARLAND R. E. OFFETT ~. Ben YOUNGBLOOD Mrs. Leroy HORTON Mrs. J. T. FREEMAN •

Third Quarter 1987 140 1933 Mrs. C. F. M()ORE Doris MOORE Mrs. L. H. MARES Catherine MOORE Mrs. Marvin CUMMINGS H. B. NEWBY •j Mage Lena WHORTON Mrs. H. B. NEWBY Mrs. C. G. WHORTON O. P. WIZENHUNT Sidney M. BLAKELEY Mrs. O. P. WIZENHUNT John CHAMBERS W. H. HITTE, Jr. Mrs. John CHAMBERS Mrs. AVERY C. C. FAULKNER J. D. FOMBY, Jr. Mrs. C. C. FAULKNER E. E. OSBORNE Unice OWENS Mrs. E. E. OSBORNE ·C. G. WHORTON D. B. KEITH C. F. MOORE S. M. STORY Mrs. S. M. STORY Clarence Marshall Story * * * * * * * * *'* * * * * * * * * * * * *

RHODES CEMETERY

This Caddo Parish, Louisiana cemetery is located in ·the woods back of an old field on Republican Church Road in SEQ section 17, town ship 18 N, Range 16 W. There is a dim road along the fence row in the woods to this old family cemetery. All the stones are down, the large slab tombs are broken. There are remnants of ' a barbed wire fence around this long abandoned, neglected old cemetery. (Copied 2 Jan 1971 by B. R. RANDOLPH) RHODES, Catharine J. RHODES, Elizabeth Lewis Scaife wife of Edmond H. RHODES wife of Dr. Lemuel RHODES Barr! in Edgecombe Co., N. C. 6 Mar 1836-2 Jan 1899 25 Aug 1811 'Died 20 Sep 1849 aged 48 yrs RHODES, Lemuel W. 7 rna 25 days (slab tomb) son o'f L. & E. L. RHODES 24 Jan 1866-24 July 1867 RHODES, Edmond H. born in Edgecombe Co., N. C. RHODES, William T. 18 Jan 1806 son of H. W. & Margaret RHODES died 14 Aug 1865 aged S9 yrs DIED S July 1866 6 mas 26 days (slab tomb) aged 8 mas 16 days RHODES, Dr. Lemuel 8 Nov 1834-3 Feb 1881 • THE GmIE '1'h.ird Quarter 1987 141 , CIVIL WAR MUSTER ROLL OF 4TH ARKANSAS REGIMENT '.

The following roll of the 4th Arkansas Regiment was made up from the o~iginal muster rolls, from reports of engagements, from books in the Adjutant's office, and from personal recoll ections of the officers and men. NAME COMPANY REMARKS HC COLLOCH, Jos. B. A Capt., Maj., Nov. ,4th 1862 EBERHART, George A 1st Lt, Capt, Nov 4th 1862 BROWN, Wiley C. A Resigned May 8, 1862 BROWN, Henry C. A 2nd Lt., Adj., Lt. Col. S Col. HC GILL, John Hc A Discharged 12th Oct. 1861 KOONCE, Felix P. A 2d Sgt, 1st Sgt.,2d Lt. Adj. May 8 BARNHILL, W. R. A HIGH, Luther B. A Died 18 Sep 1861, 4th Sgt. EILAND, N. B. A Left West Mississippi River MALONE, R. T. A DICKENSON, Joseph T. A 3d Sgt, discharged in 1861 HILL, Jack A 4th Sgt. "Oct. 5, 1861 ABERNATHY,' Wm. J. A BANKSTON, Joseph L. A BARTLEY, Wm. M. A Dis. June 20, 1862,d June 30 BEARDEN, Benjamin A Died September 29, 1861 BETHEL, Wm. P. A Left West of Mississippi River BLANCHARD, James R. A BRIDGES, Henry H. A Dis. April 22, 1862 BROWN, Samuel V. A Left West of Mississippi River BRYANT, John B A Died of wounds, color bearer BUGG, Charles A. A Died of wounds, Mar 20, 1862 BUZZBEE, William G. A Dis. 4th December 1861 CALAWAY, J. P. A Left in Arkansas BLACK, E. W. A Q.M. 'Sgt dis. app'd co'mer S. cap'd CARR, John A 4th Cpl, wounded in foot CAULDER, Rob't B. A Wounded in hand CAVANAUGH, James A " and head, recovered COLBERT, James A Died 18th Oot. 1861 DAVIS, John A Captured at Elk Horn DIXON, Thomas B. A Died of Wounds DUBO~, Sam D. A Left in Arkansas EDWARDS, Wm. B. A Died July 17th 1862 ETHRtDGE, Joseph A Discharged ETHRIDGE, Jere A Left without leave FARMER, John C. A Died Sep. 22, 1861 : GILBERT, James A HARBER, Francis C. A Died October 12, 1861 .' HARCROW, Matthew A 2d Cpl, March 1863 HARRISON, James A. F. A 4th Sgt, June '62, 2d Sgt. Mar. 1863

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 142 NAME COMPANY REMARKS

•i HILL, John D. A 3d Sgt. March 1a63 HOLMES, Thomas P. A JONES, Nathan A. A JONES, Wm . F. A 1st Sgt, Jun 1st, 186~' • 2d Lt. Dec. 1862 JOHNSON, Wm. J. A 4th Sgt Mar 1863 JOHNSON, Moses A *A LAMBERT, R. D. A LAWS, John W. A LAWS, J. N. A MC CARTER, John W. A Wagoner, , Wounded MC KISSOCK, James C. A Died 12th October 1861 MULLINS, Jerry L. A OLIVER, John W. A ORR, James A *A PADGETT, John B. A Discharged July 20, 1862 PARKER, John A. A Died February 1863 PARKER, John Arthur A 1st Corporal PERKINS, Newton C~ A PORTER, Thomas W. A PRIDDY, Thomas M. A Left in Arkansas SILLLMAN, John S. A 2d Corporal, June 1863 SILLIMAN, James T. SINGLET.oN, R. K. A *A ' .. SLOAN, Milton A Died of wounds Mar 1862 SMITH, Santa A. A Killed at Murfreesboro 31st December 1862 • STRICTLAND, Berry C. A Died July 12, 1862 STRONG, James W. A Died October 2, 1861 SUGGS, Osborne A. A Died at Hospital, 17 Apr 1863 THORNTON, Thomas A. A, 2dSgt, 2d Lt, May 8, 1862 WEATHERLY, Wm. M. A *A WALKER, Asher A Wagoner, , WARE, Robert L. A '3d Sgt, Kill at Murfreesboro WILLIAMS,' A. P. A ,Died'Octob~r'lO, 1861 WISINGER, ' David W. A WISINGER, Jame,s C. A WISINGER, Thomas F. A Dis. NOverltber,12 ,~' 1862 YEAGER, James P. A FORTENBERRY, Wm. W. A Discharged WOODALL, William L. A Captured at Elk Horn, d in the North BLACK, William B. A Died June 15, 1863 BARROW, John C. A Quartermaster's Clerk BLAND, Richard T. A Left in Arkansas CHAMBERS, John T. A DICKERSON, Joel T. " ,\ A ~~n Dec. 1863 in Mississippi DICKINSON, George W. ,. A Left in Arkansas DAVIS, E. N. A. 'A L~ft in Arkansas • HUTCHINGS, William A ,,-:.

t, THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 14) NAME COMPANY REMARKS

HUTCHINGS, Hugh A Died July 29, )862 HILL, John M. A Left in Arkansas HILL, Hardy A ·A • JOHNSON, Lero I. A JOHNSTON, Britton B. A MITCHELL, H. T. A BENSON, William C. A BUNN, Wiley L. A Adjutant's Clerk BYARS, Richard P. A CRIVES, J. M. A Killed at Chickamauca DUNN, John R. A DUNN, Joseph B. A GRANT, James W. A HILL,Wm. w. A .A.. Absent without leave ••••••••••••••• *** ••••••••••

FAMILY HISTORY AND REUNIONS

Alex HALEY, author of ROOTS, is seeking stories for a new TV series. If you have a fascinating story of re-unit ing lost second, third, etc. cousins with a surprise twist,. perhaps in another country, submit a synopsis in a page or so. A "finder's fee" of $5,000 will be paid if a story is written and filmed for television. Send to Alex HALEY, P.u. Box 1828, Knoxville, TN 37901. In THE JOYS OF FAMILY REUNIONS, Alex HALEY writes the following: "Family reunions are vital in the education of the young. Consider what an African described for me as the 'cycle of the village.' He said that in every village there are three groups of people: those you can see; the ancestors who have passed on; and those waiting to be born. The child who, early in life, co~es to understand this cy cle tends to regard death less with terror and to view bir ths more with awe as the very miracle that perpetuates us. We know that even as we leave the earth, there are others with our blood, our history, who willlj'ollow." •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • '!'HE GDaE Third Quarter 1987 144 UN I ON COUNTY ~ ARKANSAS MARR (AGE BONDS • 1829 - 1870 Richmond (Richard) R. RIDGEL, 23, to Nancy E. COOK, 22, both of Union County, on Hay 9, 1861 by James G. HC CAIN, J P. (B-261) • John W. RIDGlL to Emiline SLOWN on September 4, 1840 by W. H. WISE, JCC. (D.B. A-129). Daniel H. RINEHART, 21, to Mrs. Mary M. SHOOK, 16, both of Van Buren Twp., at resident of Mr. WORK, on September 15, 1845 by George H. PICKERING, JP. (D.B. E-82). Joseph A. RINEHART, 29, to Frances N. COCHRAN, 17, at resi dence of Mr. Cochran's, all of Union County, on March 27, 1855 byA. FORTENBERRY, HG OF CPC. (B-124). James RIPLEY to Levena BUISBY, both of lawful age, on Jan uary 31, 1847 by Elder J. SCARBOROUGH. (A-11). P.L. RIPLEY to Mary BROWN, both of lawful age, on October 18, 1853 by Samuel L. COBB, MG. (B-93).

J. H. RIS~NGER, 24, to 'Miss N. R. TEMPLETON, 20, on November 28, 1855 by Joab B. PRATT, MG of BC (B-141 Second page 141)• • Jacob H. RISINGER to Mary Ann HORGAN on July 8, 1851 by Joab B. PRATT, MG (B-43). John D. RISINGER, 20, to Mary E. BURRISS, 16, on September 27, 1855, by Joab B. PRATT, HG OF BC.c:(·&... 1)8) .. William L. RISINGER to Hiss Exer H. TELFORD, both of lawful age, on January 3, 1869 by S. T. COBB, MG. (Double wedding with SHINPOCK to RISINGER). (C-98). Mr. Charles RITCHIE, 25, to Hellen LIFE, 17, both of Clai borne Parish, La., on November 1, 1869 by J. H. HART, MG. (C-132) • Mr. George W. ROARK, 26, to Minervy ("innia) Ann Frances SMITH, 18, both of Union County, on Hay 30, 1861 by John CATE, JP. (8-259). John ROARK to Nancy E. M. J. ALPORD, both of lawful age and of Union County, on December 14, 1854 by Samuel T. COBB, MG. (8-119) • William ROARK, "A middle aged man" to Minerva Ann RIPLEY, 18, both of Jackson Twp., on April 2, 1843 by AlleR SCAR • BOROUGH, JP. (D.B. A-233).

'l'hi.rd Quarter 1987 145 Henry ROBERSON, 28, .toElizabeth Ann Manerva JONES, 22, both • of Union County, on March1l,18lJ7 by 'John HILL, JP. (A-16)' _ James ROBERSON, 26, to Mary PEOPLES, 23, both of Union County, at house of Malcom B.CAMERON near Three Creeks, on February b 10, 1861 )date omitted on record) by John A. CAMERON, JP. (B-255). James S. ROBERSON to Elizabeth JONES, both of lawful age, on January 16, 1862 by S. T. COBB, MG. (B-268). John C. ROBERSON to Caroline E. MILNER, both of lawful age, on November 12, 1858 by S. T. COBB, MG. (B-209). Mr. C. R. ROBERTS, 20, to Miss Sat'ah BRASHER, 20, on August 28, 1866, by J. P. EVERETT, MG of MBC. (B-367). John ROBERTS to Miss Sarah GARDINER on June 8, 1840 by Wash ington B. SMITH, MG. (D.B. A-12S). Joseph ROBERTS, 22, to Winnie HENRY, 16, both of Union County, on January 2, 1869 by Tho. M. BOYD, MG of PC. (C-100). Steven ROBERTS, 38, to Sarah YOUNG, 34, both of Union County, at Lisbon, on July 23, 1869 by Levi TANNER, JP. (C-1l3). Deed of Gift: John ADAMS of Dallas County, Alabama, to dau ghter, Nancy ROBERTS, husband Thomas J. ROBERTS, of Sabine Parish, La., on December 4, 1846. (D.B. E-267) . • Mr. James ROBERTSON (ROBINSON), 60, of Union County, to Mrs. • Mary A. ,COLEMAN, 34, of Claiborne Parish, La., on August 22, 1867 by J. M. HART, MG. (C-26). Seborn ROBINS, 26, to Elizabeth JACKSON, 15, both of Union County, on December 21, 1854, by Ezeriah PEPPER, JP. (B-117). A. R. ROBINSON to Rachael ROBINSON, both of lawful age and of Bienville Parish, La., (She is not recorded as of Bienville) on May 29, 1864 by James G~EENLEE, JP. (B-297). George W. ROBINSON, 31, to Miss Mary LEVERETT, 16, parents giving consent, on May 18, 1856 by Seaburn HARRELL, JP. (B-155). James G. ROBINSON, 24, to Rebecca L. GOODWIN, 18, at residence of Mrs. GOODWIN, on March 29, 1853 by Absalom FORTENBERRY, MG. of CPC. • ( B- 81 ) . Mr. Joseph ROBINSON to Miss E1en PUTNELL, both of lawful age, on July 3, 1855 by L. W. CARLETON, JP for Johnson Twp. (B-127). :

Mastin (W) C. (E) ROBINSON, 26, to Martha A. JAMESON, 18, both • of Union County, on the evening of March 15, 1854 by George EVERETT, MG. (B-108).

Third Quarter 1987 146 Elizah W. RODGERS, 27, to Pauline OWENS," 19, both of Union • County, on April 22,1850 by Abner ERWIN, JP. (B-9). William L. RODGERS t<> Miss Matilda C. UNDERWOOD, both of law ful age and of Union County, on July 11, 1847 by Joseph D. GREENHAW,' JP. (A-23). C. J. ROGERS, 25, to A. E. PRIMM, 20, on November 30, 1865 by William SMITH, MG. (B-338). Chesley ROGERS, 35, to Beatta ARNOLD, 25, both of Union County on May 11, 1851 by J. M. ANDERSON, JP. (B-41). Edward B. ROGERS, 27, to Louisa D. WILLIAMSON, 18, both of Union County, on MarchIO, 1842 by Francis M. PONDER, PLP. ( D. B. A-183). Elisha ROGERS, 34', to Milly PRICE, 33,both of Union .county, on February 16, '1843 by Z. WAKEFIELD, JCC. (D.B. A-229). Elisha ROGERS to Rachel JOHNSON, ages unknown, on November 17, 1850 by Jediah SMITH, JP for El Dorado Twp. (B-52).

James R. ROGERS, 21, to Susan' Ann WATSON, 21, both of Union County, on February 28, 186 7by W. M• WARE, JP. (C-10). to Mr. C. H. ROGGERS (REAGGINS), 22, to Mrs. Mary BAUGH, 17, both of Union County on June 26, 1866, by J. H. GRAY, JP. (B- 3 55) . • Mr. Marquis D. ·Lafayette ROSE, 25, of Trenton, La., to Mrs. Mary Jane SMITH, 26, of Cincinnati, Ohio, on June 25, 1851 by H. B. P. WILLIAMS, JP. (B-38, 39). John ROSS, 23, to Nancy JAMESON, 18, on January 18, 1864 by J. P. HULSE, MG OF MECS. (B-290). William B. ROSS, 46, of Clark County', to Miss Martha A. (H) ARNOLD, 35, of Union County at residence of D. C. ROSS, on July 31, 1867 by Z. BURT, JP. (C-201).

John ROUNDTREE, 30, of Claiborne Parish, La., to Caroline CLARK, 22, of Union County, on November 18, 1855 by Oliver S. FRANKLIN, JP. (8-139). Henry ROWARK, 24, to Eliza Jane BARNS, 19, both of Union County, by consent of her parents, on July 30, 1856 by John CATE, JP. (B~ 158) • • Thomas J. ROWE, 22, to Mrs. Jayne MOON, 21, both of Clai borne Parish, La., on July 13, 1859 by H. W. BISHOP, JP . • (B-213 ).

Third Quarter 1987 147 Eugene F. ROWLAND, 26, to ~issSarah B. BRANDON, 24, at resi dence of J. A. BINFORD, all of Union County, on November 10, 1869 by O. F. BOLDING, MG of MECS. (C-132). • Mr. William L. ROWLAND, 41, to Miss Lizzie E. R. DUDGEN, 32, both of Union County, at residence of Mr.J. BRYANT, on Sep tember 9, 1869 by O. f. BOLDING, MG. (C-11S)' William R. ROWLAND, 24, to Miss Antnett TAYLOR, 19, both of Union County, at residence of Simian TAYLOR, Esq., of Union Springs"in Union County, on October 17, 1853 by D. R. HAYNES, BM (B~93). ' Wm. J. ROWLES, of El Dorado"to Miss A1iceJ. TATUM, at resi dence of bride's mother, in Caldwell Parish, La., on December 1, 1859 ,by John C. ARDIS, (Not on Record), N. J. RUGG, 36, of Calhoun County, to Mrs. Miran WILLABY, 35, of Union County, on March 3" 1867 by W. M. WARE, JP. (C-10)., John RULE, 22, to Elizabeth Jane TEAGUE, 17, on December 3, 1848 by Denn1s MIRES, JP. (A-74). Mitchel RUNYONS, 36, to Miss Luticia THORPE, 16, both of Union County, on January 22, 1854' by Epps R. BROWN, JCC. (B-101). . ' David RUSH, 28, to Mary E. MATHES, 23,both of Union County, on August 15, 1861 by Jame,s S. GANTT, JP. (6-262). Mr. William D. RUSH, 20, to Miss Laura V. LUMMUS, 17, both ,. of Union County, on October 9, 1858 by Thomas GRESSETT, JP. (B-20l). David RUSSEL, JP., to Nancy OGDON on December 9, 1832 by Bennett J. DOEN, MG. ( D. B. A- 221) •

James RUSSELL, 22, to Miss Emma Adaline BLANCHARD, 18, of Union Coupty, on January 13, 1852, by J. M. HICKS, JP of Jackson Twp. (B-54). James RUSSELL, 30, to Caroline HODNETT, 24, both of Union County, at residence of Edward NUNLEY, on February 3, 1853, by W. H. COCKERHAM, JP. (a-8!). Jesse RUSSELL, 20, to Matilda Jane SMITH, 25, both of Union County, on August 15, 1862,b~ Isham MELTON, JP. (B-273) Philip RUSSET, 28, to Matildah Laura ANDREWS, 17, both of Jackson Parish, La., at house of Dr. L. JOHNSON in Cornie • Twp., on June 12, 1849 by Richard WRIGHT, JP. (A-90). M. H. RUTH, 30 late of Tennessee, to Caroline FORD, 23, of Union County, on January 21, 1869 by James GREENLEE, JP. (C-93). •

Third Quarter 1987 148 Isaac SALLIERS to Derinda NEELEY, of Franklin Twp., Union County, Arkansas Territory~ on December 19, 1833 by William • HOGG, JP. (D. B. A-27). • Paton H.SANDERS, 26, to Frances MASON, 18, on February 2, 1862 by J. J. BRUCE,MG of MECS. (B-274). Carrol SAUNDERS, 23, to Miss Elizabeth HUGHES, 17, on Dec ember 8, 1864 by Jc;>ab B. PRATT, MG. (B-304). G. W. SAWER to P. M. MELTON, Both of lawful age, on January 30, 1866, by s. T~ COBB~ MG. (B-339). George W. SAWER to Margaret E. JONSON, both of lawful age, on December 20, 1855 by S. T. COBB, MG. (B-142). Daniel SAWYER to Nancy WHITESIDE, in Union County, Arkansas Territory, on October 12, 1833 by Arthur MC FARLAND, ,MG. ( D • B. A-2 5 ). Thomas J. SAWYER, 18, of Union Parish, La., to Sarah E. PHARISS, 16, of Natchitoches Parish, La., on May 8, 1864 by James GREENLEE, JP. (B-297). ! ' ' , . . ~' William J.', SAWYER, of Bi~nville Parish, La., toMrs~ Eliz abeth NEELEY, "of Ul1ion. Cqunty" on January 1, 1856, by J. N. HICKS'~JP.(B';'142). (See!:NEAL'f. to LEWIS'above). . ,! • :;- ., " . . ,i :. I,., , Samuel SAWYERS to E. B. pm;LPS on July 13, 1865 by Elias GF.ORGE,HG. ~Signed'':Sam SAWYER,E; ',8. PHELPS. ;'wft: JohilM.' LABlER (ROBIN), -Johri THOMAS.', (B~340).' Benjamin F. SAXON, 34, to Mrs. Martha E. CARTER, 32, both of Union ',OOurity,:on Ma:y 11~ !8'68bY:~.\'M. WJ\RE',,·JP. (C.i.60).' , ., "OJ', D. P. SAXON, 25, to Miss Mary Medora REEVES, 18, at resi dence '~f F;REE'VES ~ la'll;"of:,Uri'iori':County, on Fe'bruary 9, 1858 byJoM 'WARE~MG~ (B'-191)" ' " -'. . . . '. " ~ William H. SAYLES" 26', to Elisabeth R. SIMS (SIMMS), 17, bothofUn'1:on'-Co\lrity·, "cmAugust'11, '1867 by :E/E: MOOTY'~ JP~fC""24). " : '," ' '; ,.',' , ,,' ',', '", '",'"

B~y~n1:,,:H. ',!~CAR,~,crROUGH,,?,4\',t0, ,M'iss 'Ma~s;aX',e7,'WI~E, ~,,~~<8 ,-'~n, ' ,,' No'i/emb'er ·1; 1849 ,by 'R. ,lit. lHARGIS,,8H.(A-10'6),. ;", ("," .'

Lewis Wl'-SlCAR8ROUGH' ,1,2,: tb,Paptl1enat=fB'-82'). " .'t,·! . .:. " . : :.:; ~. V·.<~i lj :IJ ::.~ ,~.. t • Silas SCARBOROUGH, 20, to Frances Angeline BLACKSHEARS,,15, by cOri~~n~\f~,r:parentsb-'f,all part'ies,all of Un'iOn;j'~o'unt~, on Augustl '19';,1850 'by' F. :COURTNEY, BM.( Not on reeoNi n) t ' • . . ( ~.. ~

Third Quarter 1987 149 Kasper SCHMIT, 29, .to.Miss Nar,ci~sus DOSS,. 28, both of Union County, on february 24, 1867 by E ..W. QUINN, JP. (C-12). • Allen SCOTT, of lawful age, to Margar'ette E. HOWARD, 16, her father being personally present and consenting, on february 1, 1846 by George W. GILL, JP. (Not on Record). " David SCOTT, 24, to Nancy J. AINESWO~TH, 18, on September 3, 1865 by David M. EMERSON, MG of PMC. (B-322). Thomas W. SCOTT to Miss Artimicia WILSON, at Hardin WILSON's dwelling house in Cote A Fabre Twp., Union County, Arkansas Territory, on AlJgust 8, 1831 by Benjamin GOOCH, JP. (D.B. A- 13 ).

BaptonB,. SCROGGINS, 35, to Emaly A•. fALKNER, 41, both of Union County, qn January 1, 1855 by S. HARRELL, JP. (B-120). Mr. Sylvanus W. SCROGGINS, to Mrs. E1izie J. TATUM, both of lawful Age, on March 19, 1,863 by John C. ARDIS, MG of HECS. (B-276). Joseph B. SEAHON, 28, to Mrs. Phebe RAY, 31, both of Union County, on March 13, 1866 by W. M•. WARE, JP. (B-345). Mr. Darlin SEALS., 60, to Mrs. Mary BRANTLEY, 37, both of Union County, on October 6, 1861 by Z. BURT, JP. (B-264). Alexander, SEHON, 25, to Parthinia Ann MINTER, 25, both of Union County, on July 9, 184.6 by A•. P. SMITH, JP. (Not on Record) Nicholas SEHON, 22, to Sarah MOUSER, 18, both of Union County, on July 18, 1848 by W. C. CRUTCHER, JP. (A~51). Mr. John P. SEWELL, 38, of Columbia County, to Miss Mary r. MOORE, 23, (Omitted on Record)', of Union County, on June 13, 1866 by J. M. HART, MG of BC. (B-356). Mr. Robert. SEWELL, 33, to,Miss S. C. BEESON, 20, both of Union County, on December 31, 1863 by L. MC NEELY. (B-292). Lee SEXTON, 28,. to. Harriett HOLLINGSWORTH, 26, both of Union County, on August 19, 1868 by E.E. MOOTY, JP. (C-70). William F. SHANAN, 33,to Elizabeth RINEHART, 31, both of Un:i,on COlJoty,'by c,onsent of· her parents, on November 28, 1844 by Geo. W. GILL, JP. (D.B. A-299). Wm. F. SHANNON to Caroline RINEHART, both lawful age and of Union County, on february 16, 1851 by A. FORTENBERRY, MG of CPC. (B-30). • (To be continued)

THE GmIE Third Quarter 1987 150 1881 SHREVEPORT CITY DIRECTORY (Continued fran Vol. 21, No.2, pg. 62) CULVERT, Cinda c r Reynolds st n DAVIS, Bettie, c. washwoman; r • Lawrence. Lake n McNeil st. '" CUMPSTON's HOTEL, 34 to 36 Milam DAVIS, c. r Market st Silver Lake. n Market st; James CUMPSTON, DAVIS, Emma c. cook; r Texas ave- proprietor. nue or Muginsville. CUMPSTON, Jas. Proprietor CUMPSTON's DAViS, H. c. r. end of Jordan st. Hotel; r same. DAVIS, Harriet Mrs. 31 Texas st. CUMPTON, Wm. c r Crockett and Edwards DAVIS, H. D. repairer of sewing st. machines; r Milam and Market CUNNINGHAM, Alice Miss, Milam n sts. Cotton st. DAVIS, J. A. carpenter; boards CURRIE, Andrew Mayor of Shreveport, Christian st n Texas ave. r Crockett n Marshall st. DAVID, J. F. Dr. r Common and CURRIE. Frank clerk, r Texas ave Sprague sts. and Common 8 t • DAVIS, J. T. Rev. pastor Metho CURRIE, Hy c. porter, proter Am. dist church; r Edwards aod R. W. Imp. Co; r Texas st n Edwards. Caddo sts. CURTIS, J. c. porter; r Butler's Hill. DAVIS, John, teamster, JONES' saw CURTIS, Louise c. midwife r Cotton mills; r·McNell n Caddo st. and Market sts. DAVIS, Maria c. Sprague st opp. CUTLIFF. Misses Jordan st n city graveyard. limits. DAVIS, Nellie, c. Market st, D Silver Lake. DALEY, Cora c. Travis n Land st. DAVIS, O. c. warehouseman G.A. DALEY. Dan c. Hope st n Butler's Hill. BOURQUIN; r Fourth 8t, Silver DALTON. Jas. S. clerk S. E. DREYFUS; Lake. r Mrs. SWEARINGEN, Edwards n Texas DAVIS, Post c. Butlers st n Texas .. st. avenue • DALLEY, M. cooper; r Cotton st n Ed DA~IS, S. J. Mrs. Common st n wards. Travis DALZELL. W. T. D. Rev. pastor St. DAVIS. Wm. N. c. barber; r Texas Mark's E. Church; r Christian avenue, Muginsville. n Texas avenue. DAWES. C. G. clerk, Julius A. DANBREAN, J. L. clerk; r Milam and JACOBS: r Travis n Spring st. Louisiana sts. DAWES, R. Mrs. r Travis n Spring DANIELS, aaron, c r Lawrence st n st. T. and P. railroad. DAWES, R. W. clerk Julius A. JACOBS, DANIELS, A. C. druggist Aug. J. r Travis n Spring st. BOGEL; r same. DEAL, H. clerk H. F. DOLL; r Common DANIELS, H. Sprague n Mary st. lit n Fannin. DARDEN, A. J. Mrs. r Market st n DEAL, Hy. sexton graveyard; r opp Milam. same on' Sprague st. D'ARRIGO, P. fruit store, Edwards DEAN, Albert, clerk E. GOUZY; and Texas sts; r Sprague n Mary r 6 Levee st. DAUGHTRY, F. A. grocery Texas and DEBINGH, cot. clerk J. C. THURMAN. Edwards sts; and clerk at Gregg DE BEaGUE, T. E. cotton claaser C. & Ford. ' G. THURMOND; r Caddo st b Louial • DAVID, Georgiana, c. r McNeil and and Common sts. Caddo 8ts • DE BET, Paul, clerk C. GOUZY; r DAVIDSON, Wm. H. clerk S. G. DREY 6 Levee st. FUS r Market and McNeil sts. DERBLINGER. Jacob, grocery, s e DAVIDSON, B. B. bkp Jones' saw mill; cor Common and Milam sta. • r Milam n Spring st. DEMENS, Frank, carpenter; r Milam st n Edwards. THE GENIE Third <;)Jarter 1987 151 DEMING, R. R. (MC WILLIAMS&D. DOllSBY, 'A._ c •• porter D. MOCH; ING); r Market and Travis.ts. r Hope a,nd Hicks s t s • DEKNTH, A. clerk H. SHULSINGER; DORSER, Jas. c. waiter; r Fourth r 3 Texas st. st, Silver Lake. •It ' DE SHAY, Manuel c. cook, r Travis DOUGHERTY, F. A. groceries, cor and Louisiana sts. Edwards & Texas sts; r Hicks. DE VOE, W. R. parish surveyor, r b Lawrence and Christian sts. Fannin n Edwards st. DOUGLAS, Chas. c. Cotton st n DEULANY, Delia Mrs. r Market st C01IIDOn. n Milam. DOUGLAS, Hy, tailor, Travis st n DEWING, Chas. U.S. Marshal, r Mary. Spring and Travis st. DOUGLAS, F. C. cook, Lake st n DEWING, Wm. F. bkp F. MARTEL; McNeil. r Marshall'b Caddo and Fannin sts. DOUGLAS, John c. laborer, r Travis DIGNOB,Chas c. hostler, r Caddo st. st n Levee. DICK, Adam, 'wagon yard, Texas ave n DOUGLAS, Wm. Cotton n Common st. Jordanst; r Fairfield road. DOWS, Mary Mrs. Market st n railroad. DICKENSON, Martha, Mrs. rFannin DOWNS, N. engineer Caddo saw mills; and Market sts. r MeNeil aad Caddo sts. DICKERsON, John, saddler, J. F. DRAUGHON, G. R. clerk Hy DREYFUSS LOONEY': r Fannin and Market sts. & Son; r Mrs. SMITH's, Travis n DICKSON, Nelson, c. Cotton st n Edwards. C01I8On. DRIEN, Jas. carpenter, Sprague st DICKSON, Rose, Texas avenue and opp grave yard. Cotton. st. DREYFUSS, Abraham, genl mdse, 16 DILLARD, Virginia Mrs. Milam at Levee st; boards Texas st and n MeSeil. Mat:tln's lane. DILLON. John J. & Co. cotton and DREYFUS, C. A. Mrs. boarding house, commission merchants and grocer Texas st and Martin's lane (up ies; Levee st. stairs). DILLON, John J. (John J. DILLON & DREYFUS, Gus C. bkp S. G. DREYFUS; Co.) r Crockett n Louisiana st. r Sdwards and Travis sts. DILLENBEllGER, H. bar tender; r DlEYFUSS, Hy (Hy DREYFUSS & Son) Crocket n McNeil st., r Travis and Edwards sts. DITTMER, Hy, peddler, Common n DREYFUSS, Henry & Son, dry goods Travis st. aDd genl mdse, Texas and Mar DODEZ, D. J. b~tcher; r Texas ,st ket sts. opp court house. DIEYFUSS, Jules (By DREYFUSS & DODEZ, L. E. salesman ,"Singer" Son); Travis and Edwards Sts. ", r Texas st·:· opp court house. DREYFUS, L. r Milam and Louisiana DOnSON, Joe. c. Hope .st n T & P sts. railroad. DREYfUSS, Sambkp By DREYFUSS & Son, DOLL, H. T. .groceries, Texas st r Travis & Edwards. opp court house; r same. DREYfUS $. G. dry goods, Texas and DONLEY, Dixon, clerk Julius A. Spring sts; r Edwards and Travis JACOBS: r Milam n McNeil st. st•. DOLSON, John c. ,Rutlers at n Tex~ DROUIN, A. cigars and tobacco, 24 as ave. Texas at; r same. DORIAN, Chas~ gunsmith, r, Milam DUBOS. Jules, clerk J. COURTARDE; n Louisiana sts. r 13 Texas st. DORIAN, Jos. laborer, Travis st DUFF, E. C. r Milam n Louisiana st. n Mary. •

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 152 DUFFMAN, Bernard, bar tender; r ERICKSON, Aug. clerk E & B Spring and Texas sts. JACOBS, Texas st; r Texas ave. DUGANS, Phil c. Texas ave. ERVER, Mary c. Louisiana and • . DUNCAN, J. M. attorney at law, Caddo sts . • office Spring st; r Jordan st. EVANS, Jac. c. porter J. C. DUNCKINS, Lizzie c. Reynolds st SOAPE: r Spring n Cotton st. n Christian. EVANS, M. C. c. cook. Fannin DUNLAP, W. C. Rev. pastor 1st Pres and Louisiana Sts. byterian church; r Travis and F Edwards sts. FEGER, M. E. agent So. Express DU PRE, Johnson, c. Texas ave n Co; r John N. HOWELL, Spring Christian st. st. DURHAM, Eliza Mrs. Marshall n FERGUSON J. I. foreman Standard Davis st. DURHAM, J. B. cotton factor, on bookbindery; r Marshall and Levee stj r Marshall n Davis st. Milam sts. DURINGER. A. L. Mrs. Travis st n FETCHMAN, Jno. plasterer, Chris Land. tian st n Texas ave. DURa, Jake, c. Texas ave n Cotton st. FIELD, Norman, c. Texas ave and DUDAGE,Sam Rev. c. pastor M. E. Hope st. Church; r Reynolds n Christian st. FIELDS, Whit. c. cook, r Spring st. FISHER, L. H. doctor, r Texas and E Louisians sts. EDWARDS, Robt. c. barberjr Loui FILIQUIER, L. B. grocery, Market siana n Milam st. and Milam sts; r same. EDWARDS,'Joe, printer, Times; r FILES, Dempsey, c. carpenter; r city. Texas n Edwards st. EGAN, J. C. doctor, Jordan st n FILLES, M. A. Mme •. millinary and Fairfield road. fancy goods, 35 Milam st; r a.... EGAN, M. H. Mrs. r Jordan st n FINNEY, Archie, c. steamboatman Fairfield R.oad. r Texas Ave. ELLIS, Callowy e.Texas and Hope sts. FIRST JUDICIAL COURT OF LOUISIANA, ELLIS, Hy carpenter, Milam n Ed S. L. TAnOR, Judge, courthouse, warda; r same. Texas st. ELLIS, Joe,draymanj r Market st FINK, Jacob, Mechanic Exchange, r n railroad. Crockett n Edwards sts. ELSTNEl. John C. deputy, sheriff; FLEMING, John, c. laborer, Alley r Milam n Marshall st. b Crockett and Milam sts. ELSTNER, Milton, attorney at law; FLEMING, Wm. F. druggist, r r Spring and Fannin sts. Sprague n Common st. ELSTNER, S. J. Mrs. Milam n Mar FLINT, Lucy. c. r Hope st, Butler's shall Bt. Hill. ENDERS, S. J. clerk Wm. ENDERS FLORN, Richard c. Cotton n Common st. Furniture factory; r Fannin n FLOURNOY, Katie Mrs. r J. W. DUN IifcNeil st. CAN; Jordan at. ENDERS, William, furniture dealer, FOLEY, Wm. wagon yard and wool and 15 Texas at; r Fannin n McNeil st. hides; Strand n Ferry landing; ENllIGHT, John, tinner. E. Market r same. st; r Texas ave. FORD, Fulton C. hiles and wool; • EPSTEIN & MARKS, genl mdse, 63 r Reynolds b Christian and law Texas at. rence sts. EPSTEIN, S. (EPSTEIN & MARKS); r FORD, Harriet, c. McNeil n Caddo • 55 Texas st. st.

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 153 FORD,A. Co' Mrs. boardins house, FLAKE, W. W. clerk R.R. Com Edwarqa n Travis st. press; r Crockett st. FORT, H~'clet"'k Juliua A. JACOBS; FRANKLIN, Hy, c. Cotton n Common Travi~ • r n .Edwards st. st. • FORD, J."M. rooms T.B. Me CUTCH FRANKLIN, Sol. c woodchopper; r EON Jord~n st and Fairfield Texas Ave n Hope st. avenue •. FRANKRIGHT, Martin, e. Hop • • t n .. FORD, J,.in<1a. c. Louisiana st n Peabody. T. 'P. ¥~ilroad. FREDERICKS, John c. Milam and FORD. Madge, c. r Texas Ave. Louisiana sts. FORD, Tom. c. Marshall n Davis st. FRECHEDE, T. H. grocery, Strand FORD, S.M. bkp E. & B. JACOBS; st n Ferry landing. r Hrs. WINBIM, Spring st. FRISBY, A. Mrs. millinery, Mar FORD,' Thos. G. Dr. Surgeon Chari ket and Crockett sts. ty Hospit,al;r Fannin at n FULLER, Dave, c. cook; r Spring Harket, •. at. FORD, W.P. clerk district court; FULTON, B. F. captain steamboat Lake and Common sts. WILLARD; r Fairfield Ave. FORD, Joss1e S. Mrs. (GREGG & FORD); FuLTON, Vic clerk str WILLARD; r r Cotton n McNeil st. Fairfield ave. FORDMAN, Robt. c. laborer, Texas FURMAN, Richard bkp E. D. MC KELL ave b~yond Jordan st. AR; r Crumpston's Hotel. FORT, F •. C;;. (J. B. HUGHES & Co.) CAlLES, J. G. c. barber, r Texas r Texas ave n Lawrence st. n Edwards st. FOREST. ~os. r Fannin n Common st. GAINES, I. c. laborer, r Common FORSEY, Lizzie, c. Texas ave and n Crocket st. Crock.e U st. GAINS, Lydia c. Murphy st n Texas FOTSMAN, Isaac, c. carpenter; r avenue. Market· st n railroad depot. GAINES, Westley, c. Marshall st n FOSTER, Bernard, clerk B. LAND T. and P. railroad. • MAN; 4 22 Texas st. GAIRIE. E. c. eating house, Texas FLORSHEIM, L. S. (FLORSHEIM BROS.) ave and Common st. r Texa.st. GALL, Jacob, tailor, Market st FLO~ A. F. clerk; r Spring st. n Milam; r Pacific House. FLOURNOY; W~ C. clerk KAUFMAN & GALL, M. Mrs. proprietor Pacific CO. r Market and Milam sts. House, Milam n Market st. FLOYD, R.icb~,rd, cotton sampler; GALLOT, T. c. barber, r Texas st n rTalley b Cane and Cotton sts. Edwards. FLORSHEIM, Hy·(FLORSHEIM BROS.) CALVER, Katie, c. NQrman st and r Travis ~d Marshall sts. Texas avenue • . FLORSHEIM~ Simon (FLORSHElM BROS) GANNON, R. Mrs. Common and Travis r Travis and Marshall sts. sts. FLOWER, Jas. bkp(Levy & Bodenheimer) GANNON, Tom. clerk Wm. ENDERS; r r Croc.ket b Edwards and Marshall Common and Travis sts. ata. GANNON, John, clerk Wm. ENDERS; r FLORSHE1K.8R.OS. genl mdse. and furni Co.. on and Travis sta. ture, 1. ~ '$ Levee st. GANNON, Wm. clerk W. ENDERS; r FRANK, L~clerk, r Crockett and Common and Travis sts. McNeil 'st. GARDNER, B. H. cooper, Milam st. FRANK, Louis, clerk,L. FRANK; r r Spring and Lake sts. 17 Levee ,st. GARDNER, Ed. c. laborer, r Cotton FRANK, L. genl mdse, 17 Levee st; st. r same. •

Third Quarter 1987 154 GARDNER. Sam. (WARSHAUER & G. GILLILAND, John H. reporter GARDNER) 37 Texas st. Times; Market at n Lake. GARRETT, John, c. Cotton n Market GILLiLAND, Mary Hiss, r Strand • st. II Fannin Sl. • GAREY, L. t. Hope st n graveyard. GILL, Nat. c. Hope and Lake sts • GATES, 'Mary, c washwoman, r GI LLAM. Ann', c. Caddo beyond Crockett and Market sts. Common st. • GATES, Lizzie, c. Cotton n Gom GILMORE, Johnson, c porter H.F. mon st. DOLL; Hope st opp graveyard. GASTON, Weston, c. marble worker; GILMORE, Jno c. porter, r Spra r Allendale. gue n graveyard. GASON, Aaron, c. carpenter, Hope GINGRAS, Aimee Mme. dressmaker,

n Butler's. Hill.. Milam b Edwards and Market sts. GASQVET, Hanah, c. Hicks and Law GITTLEMAN, Geo. barkeeper; r rence sts. 53 Texas st. GATTISON, Sipio, Hope st n grave GLENN, W. L. machinist, William yard. ENDERS. GAYES, J. G. c. Caddo and McNeil sts. GOLDLERY, A. clerk, L. LECHMAN GENTILLE,Jos. Rev. Father, pastor Bros; 19 Levee st. Holy Trinity Catholic Church; GOLDSMITH & LEADHAN, general r Fannin and Marshall st. mdse; 10 Levee. GEORGE, E. E. photographer; 25 GOLDSMITH, M. clerk Pacific House. Milam st. GOLDSMITH, N. J. (GOLDSMITH & GEORGE,.J. M. clerk E. D. MC KELLAR; LEADMAN); r Market st. r Spring b Texas and Milam sts. GOOCH, John, printer, Standard; GEORGE, M~ F. Mrs. cor Garey and Marshall st b Milam and Texas Greenwood sts. sts • • GEORGE, Plunckett, c. Butler's at GOREN, Rachel, c. Fannin beyond n Peabody. Common st. GIBSON, John, grocery, Market st GOOD, Richard, c. in alley bLake n railroad; r same. and Cotton sts. GILBERT, Sesy, c. Lawrence st n GOOD, Mitchel, cotton sampler Texas avenue. SCOFIELD & WALLACE; r McNeil, GIDDON, Wm. c. brickmason, Butler's Silver Lake. at n Peabgdy. GOOD, V. c. porter J. B. HUGHES & GIDEON, Philip, Norman and Texas ave. Co; Texas ave. GILFORD, Allen, Howard st. GOODMAN, Jas. discharging clerk GILFORD, J. J.c. porter, r Edwards N.O.R.R. Trans. Co. st. GOODMAN, Joe, Marshall st. GILHAM, A. cotton factor, 9 Levee GOODMAN. Jules, clerk Landman~ st; r Market and Milam SlS. r 31 Texas st. GILHAUSEN, John, laborer, Caddo saw GORBACH, M. shoemaker, Market n mllls; r n Market House. Milam st; r same. GILLESPIE, J. H. clerk, r Crockett GORDON, ,C. F. clerk S.F. GORDON; and Marshall sts. r 26 Texas st. GILLERHEN. John, Hamilton's oil GORDON, M. J. Mrs. Texas avenue works; r Milam and Louisiana sts. n Hope st. GILLMAN. J. B. cotton buyer; r GORDON, S. F. watchmaker, 26 Cotton and Edwards sts. Texas st; r same. GILMORE, W. G. bky H. R. JOHNSTON; GOSMAN, F. H. cotton clerk HICKS r Marshall and Cotton sts. & HOWELL; r Lake and Spring ats. GILES, Lewis, c. McNeil n Caddo st. GOULD, J. V. Caddo carriage works; GILLI~, Ben. printer, Times; r r Travis st. •• Market st.

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§ $ s GOULD, W. c. in alleyb Cotton GRIMM. L. P. street commission and Lake n Land. er; r Common n Milam st. GOUZY, C. retail grocery and feed GRIGSBY, Tom c. stage driver; store. 6 Levee; r same. r Edwards and Crockett sts. • GOUZY, E. derkc. GOUZY; r 6 GRISWOLD, Chas. Edwards and Levee st. Caddo sts. GRAHAM, Robt. c. warehousman, GRISWOLD. S. A. F. Mrs. Caddo Fannin and Louisiana sts. and Edwards sts. GRANDIN, Salvador. boarding house GRUBER, Lewis, Allen ave, Allen Texas n Marshall st. dale. GRAVES. Jan~ c. sick nurse; r GRUBBS. Robt. A. clerk; r Milam Crockett and Edwards st. and Market sts. GRAY, Allison, c. laborer, Mar GUERRE~ Jules. confectionery; shall and Lake sts. Market b Commercial alley and GRAY, Dora c. Beauregard st n Milam st; r same. Sprague: GUERIN. V. F. cotton clerk LIND GRAY, Lewis. c. Beauregard st n SAY & STEERS, Battle house. Ed Sprague. wards n Travis st. GRAY, M. c. laborer, Marshall st GUGNON. John, shoemaker; r Mar n Cotton. ket st. GREENE, B. H. chief engineer Am. GUIDEL, Frances, Marshall ave n R.W. Imp. Co; rMilam st. T. & P. railroad. GREENE, Chas. N.O.P. railroad; GUNDER, Geo. carpenter, Crockett boards John n. HOWELL. Spring st. 'n McNeil st. GREEN, Emma c. cook; r Cotton n GUNN, J. P. ginwright, r Milam n McNeil' st. Edwards st. GREEN, Jim c. porter. S. HEROLD; GUNTER, Mary Mrs. Sprague at n r McNeil at n Butler's Hill. Land. GREEN, N. A. pilot; r Travis st n GUYNEMER, A. bkp CONWAY & BUCKE Levee. LEW, r Commerce st n Fannin. • GREEN, Sarah, c. Travis n Land st. GUYNEMER, Howell A. clerk H. GREEN. Wm. clerk; Spring and Travis HEBERT; r Edwards st. sts. GUYNEMER, Gus, runner MC WILLIAMS GREGG & FORD, cotton factors and & DEMING r Sprague st. commission merchants, 20, 21 and 22 Levee st. H GREGG, Martha, c. r Fannin st n HAAS, C. H. professor of music; Common. r Travis n Common st. GREGG, N. (GREGG & FORD) r Cotton HAAG, Hy, bartender M. ROSS; r n Edwards st. Crockett n Common st. GREGG, T. S. clerk (GREGG & FORD) HACKETT, J. A. Rev. pastor of 1st r Spring st. Baptist Church;r Travis n Mar GRIGGS, Geo. c. clerk Hy DREYFUS ket st. & Son; r Market and Fannin sts. HACKETT, M. A. Mrs. home at B. A. GRIBBLE, H. W. clerk T. & P. rail HOLMES; Jordan st. road; r Milam and Marshall sts. HAEUSER, P. C. grocery, Texas ave GRIFFIN, Sol, c. laborer. R.R. Co~ and Christian st. press; rButler's st n Texas Ave. HADEN, W. C. clerk GREGG & FORD. GRIFFIN. Don c. Texas ave n Cotton HALL, Agner, c. ginwright at . , st. BECKWITH's gin mfy. GRIFFIN. J. A. clerk J. A. BERGMAN; HALL, Westley, c. lunch stand, r city. Strand st n Ferry. GRIMES, Wm. bartender. Milam n HALLEY, Lizzie H. Mrs. r Spring McNeil st. and Travis sts. •

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 156 KALLMAN .. Elizabeth, grocery, r Mc HARRELL. Carrie, c. r Fannin Neil n Caddo st. st n MeNei 1. HAMILTON, Charles c. laborer, r HAREN, A. A. chief engineer ice • Spring at. Silver Lake. works; Market st. Silver Lake. HAMILTON b CO. cotton seed and oil, HAWKINS. Jennie c. Reynolds n Market st. , Christ ian st. HAMILTON, W. F. clerk postoffice • HAWLEY. C. E. dentist. 35 Milam .. HAMILTON, Wm. c. r Fourth st, Silver st r Common and Lake sts. Lake. HAWLEY. Stephen (Dr. C. E. HAW HAMILTON, W. B. (HAMILTON & CO.); LEY) demtust' r Common and r Spring st n Fannin. Lake sts. HAMILTON, W. E. (HAMILTON & CO.); HAYES. Jas. (HAYES & ROGERS) r r Market.st b Travis and Fannin Texas ave n city railroad depot. sts. HALL. Abner, c ginwright BECK HAREY,Tom. c. r Hope n Peabody st. WITH's gin mfg. HARGROVE, H. H. justice of the HALL. Westley, c. lunch stand, peace and notary public, Spring n Strand n Ferry. Milam; r Crockett n Louisiana st. HALL. Thos. C. drayman r Com HARMAN. Lee. policeman. r Lee n Tex mon st. as st. HAYS, J. G. (HAYS & ROGERS); HARSON. B. c. porter E. & B. JACOBS; Texas ave n city railroad depot. Texas st; r Allendale. HAYS & ROGERS. livery and sales HARPER. Wm. r Fannin n Louisiana st. stables. cor Edwards and Travis HARNELL. Carrie. c. Fannin st n sts. Me Ne.! 1. HAYS. Jeff. C. laborer. r Market HARPER. 'Ella c. washwoman, Common st. S11 ver Lake. and Sprague sts. HEATH, R. J. carpenter. Bossier • HARPER. Wm. r Fannin n Louisiana sts. n Strand. HARRIS, Adeline. c. Fairfield ave HEAD. S. C. r Spring n Travis st. n city limits. HEAD, L. C. r. Spring n Travis st. • HARRIS. 8ill. r Caddo n Louisians HEAD, W. R. cotton buyer. Spring sts. n Travis st. HARRIS. Dorcus. c. Travis n Louisi HEARSEY, ·F. M. Hope n Texas avo ana sts. HEATH. R. J. carpenter. Bossier HARRIS, Hy. c. laborer. Market st n Strand. Silver Lake. HEFFNER, James. cotton buyer; r HARRIS. Isam. c. laborer, JONES' Fairfield ave n Jordan st. saw mills; r Mary n Travis sts •. HEFFNER. Wm. r Fairfield ave n HARRIS, Joe. Norman st n Texas ave. Jordan st. HARRIS. John c. Robertson Ave. HENDERSON. Jas: C. Jordan st n Allen4ale. city limits. HARRIS, Milley, cook U. S. marine HENDERSON, Jas. c. Jordan st n hospital; r same. Texas ave. HARRIS,' Ned c. Butler's st n Texas HENDRICK, Charlie. C. Murphy st avenue. n Fairfield Ave. HARRIS,Walter. clerk ROMAGOSA & HERNDON, E. 8. (WISE AND HERNDON) CO; Texas ave and Jordan st. r Jordan st b Greenwood and Lind HARRIS, Ethan c. laborer r.Market ave. st, Silver Lake. HERNSHEIM. Frederica Mrs. r Travis • HARRIS, Jas. c. waiter. r. Lawrence n Market st. n Sprague st • HEROLD, Jacob. r Texas n Common HARRISON, "yo c. laborer. r Cotton st. • n Edwa,rds st.

THE GENIE Third' Quarter 1987 157 HEROLD, Herman, genl mdse,ll HICKS, F. M. (HICKS' HOWELL) Levee; r Travis and Ma~ket sts. R Louisiana n Travis sts. HEROLD, S. genl mdse, 5 Levee HICKS l> HOWELL, cotton factors r Travis and Common sts. and wholesale groceries. 10 • HESS, E. L. Rev. Rabbi Zion Con Texas st. gregation; r Cotton st n Common. HIGH. B. S. shoemaker. Texas ave HELPMAN, A. A. groceries, Crockett n city railroad depot. and Marshall stsi r same. , H,IGH, R. shoemaker. Hope st n • HERMAN, Hampt. Murphy st. Tt!xas ave. HENiY, Katie Mrs. r Texas st n HILL. Arthur, c. n Jordan st C01IIIOn. city limits. HEBDT. H. G. confectionery. Market HILL, Isaac, c. Travis n Land st. and Milam sts; r Edwards b Texas HILL, Hy c. Texas ave n Norman st. and Milam sts. HILL, Roda c. Christian st opp HEIMROD, L. clerk D. MOCH; r Fan graveyard. nin n Spring st. HILL, J. c. r Travis n Louisiana st. HIBBERT Eug. druggist clerk, T. H. HILL, J. A. clerk, r Texas st. MO~ISi 4 28 Texas st. HILL, John, clerk Wm. WINTERS; HICKKAB, Ed. c. laborer, r Fannin r Texas n McNeil st. n LOuisiana st. HILL, Perc ilIa c. washwoman; r HICKS , HOWELL. warehousemen,Strand Cotton and Market sts. .and, Travis sts. HILL. Wm. c. Reynolds n Lawrence st • HICKEY, J. L. clerk Abe. DREYFUSS; HILLIARD, W. doctor office and r Texas st. r Travis and Louisiana sts. HILL,Johp, finisher Wm. ENDERS; HINCKLER, E. Z. clerk, HICKS & r Lake n Marshall st. HOWEL~J r Texas n Common st. HICKS, Isaac, c. porter J. KAEMPFERi HINCKLEY, J. B. Jordan st n r Market n Lake st. city limits. HICKMAN, Ed. c. restaurant, Market , HIPKINS, Chas. c. Butler's and n Milam sti r Fannin st n Common~ Western ave. HICKMAN, Mollie, c. Butler's st HIRSCH, D. S. groceries, 75 Texas • and Western Ave. st. HICKS, A. W. Q. (HICKS' HICKS) HIRSCH, Moses, r Fannin at n Mar Attorney at lawi r Lacy b Green ket st. wood and Logan aves. HUMAN. H. C. barber. Texas st ; HICKS, John N., (HICKS' HICKS) r Lawrence st·Muginsville. Attorney at law; Hicks St b HITE, Amy c. Common n Travis st. Lawrence and Christian st. HOCH, Lewis, carpenter, Market HICKS' HICKS, attornies at law, n Caddo sts; r same. Market and Texas sts, over. BOOEL's. HOLCOMB, A. H. mechanic, r Mar HICKS, Frank (HICKS 'HOWELL) r shall and Crockett sts.' Travis and Louisiana sts. HODGEKISS, Blueford, c. plasterer, HICKS, Cal D. clerk, Hicks st n Beauregard n Sprague sts. Christian. HOLI NGSWORTH, J. N. planter, Mur HICKS. Hy, c. laborer. Wilson's' phy st on T. and P. railroad. alley n Norman st. HOLLAND, D. G. po lice, Texas st n HICKS Square, Hope st n Butler's Louisiana. Hill. HOLMES, A. W. clerk E. &8. JACOBS; HICKS, S. B. clerk HICKS & HOWELL; Texas st; r Travis st n Edwards. r Louisiana and Travis sts. HOLMES. B. A. commercial broker, HICKS, F. M. doctor, office opp office Martin's Lane n Milam st; courthouse, Texas st; r Loulsi r Jordan st. ana b Texas and Travis sts.

(To be continued) •

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 158 DORGAN CEMETERY Panola County, Texas • This cemetery is located in Panola County, Texas on the Texas • Louisiana state line about three miles south of Bethany, Texas • This is a fairly well-kept private cemetery. (Copied 7 March 1970 by B. R. Randolph.) • Haggie Robinson Ellen Z. Birdsong Robert Nash wife of T. Calude Adams 15 Nov 1861 25 July 1845 2 Apr 1879 1 July 1866 17 Nov 1901 10 Apr 1905 F. Paralee Birdsong Jack Tarver Wilson Claudie O. Inf. dau of 25 Feb 1850 28 Jan 1930 Claude & Maggie Adams 22 Jan 1868 16 June 1938 12 May 1901 19 July 1901 Maruim Alice, dau of Henry G. Roe W. A. & N. C. Birdsong La. Pvt Sup Co 239 Emma J. Poythress d. 5 July 1857 Inf 83 Div W. W. I wife of C. C. Robinson aged 1 mo. 21 days 26 July 1891 10 Nov 1852 7 Sep 1960 8 July 1886 Mattie E., dau of J. H. & H. H., Bagley WIll. Jesse Smith, ST. Thena Robinson, M.D. 14 Mar 1865 Tex Pfc PTOV Sup Co. 21 Jan 1869 23 June 1867 Sub Depot 3 QKCW.W. I 26 Sep 1949 7 July 1890-9 June 1963 J. H. Grinage James H. Bagley 11 May 1842 Farmer 1 Apr 1838 24 Nov 1887 N.O. Vashti 31 Dec 1905 2 families • A. W. Bains (no dates) Katie Robinson, wife of 12 Oct 1849 E. C. Flanagan 13 Oct 1909 Inf dau 5 July 1904- 22 Jan 1877 10 July 1904 22 Nov 1905 Eula Hyrtle, dau of Homer Lawrence-9 May 1902~ E. N. & Mattie Nash 28 July 1903 Graham, son of Dr. E. C. 8 Jan 1899 Milos Lawrence-23 June 1900- & Kate Flanagan 13 Oct 1900 30 Jul 1901 11 Nov 1905 4 Apr 1906 Leona Birdsong James Creighton Woolworth 3 Oct 1852 1801-1876 C. C. "Kit" Robinson 5 Oct 1868 27 Jan 1849 T08Die J. Roe 27 Oct 1920 Mary Ann Birdsong La Sgt 239 Baae Unit AAF 12 Nov 1865 W. W. II Margaret M. "gley 22 June 1866 26 June 1905 7 June 1"845 4 Jan 1958 17 July 1931 Inf. dau of J. H. & H. H. Bagley b & d Alexander Wilson • WID. Alex. Birdsong 10 Aug 1867 1896-1959 22 Jan 1849 Ruby P. 1901 5 Sep 1867 David Henry son of A. W. & Mary V. Bains 15 Dec 1@..?0 • 18 Nov 1911 THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 159

, ? STAGE LINES NORTH LOUISIANA STAGE COMPANY • FARE TIME OF ARRIVAL Going Going Going Going West East West East $10.00 $ 00 Shreveport .••••... 6 a.m. 6 p.m., 10.00 1.50 Red Chute •.•..•••• 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 9.00 2.00 Bellevue •.••....• l? m 12 m 8.00 4.00 Minden ..•...... • S p.m. 7 a.m. 6.00 4.00 Mt. Lebanon ....•. 10 p.m. 2 a.m. 5.00 5.00 Arcadia ••.•...... • 2 a.m. ' 11 p.m. 3.00 7.00 Vienna ...... • 7 a.m. 5 p.m. 1.50 8.50 Toll Bridge .....• 12 m 12 m 1.25 00 Forksville ...... • 2 p.m. 10 a.m. .50 10.900 Trenton ...•....•• 4 p.m. 7 a.m. 00 10.00 Mon~oe .•. ~ ...... •• 6 p.m. 6 p.m. Hacks will be in readiness at Minden to convey passengers to Homer, Athens, Haynesville, Sparta, Germantown, Ringold, Lisbon or Arizona at the rate given in office schedule, Pac ific Hotel, Shreveport, Louisiana. J.D. EMERSON, Superintendent. SHREVEPORT CITY RAILWAY Chartered 1860. Have completed three miles of road. In operation one and one half miles. Office and barns west end Texas Avenue. • Peter YOUREE, President and $uperintendent. TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY General Offices Marshall, Texas. George NOBLE, General Superintendent. R. W. THPMSON, Jr., General Passenger Agent. W. H. NEWMAN, General Freight Agent.

DISTANCES BY RIVER FROM SHREVEPORT Miles Scopina Cut-Off ..•. ~...... 30 Reuben White's...... ·55 Coushatta...... 14 a Campte •••.••..••.•..... ". . . • • • . • • . • . . • . • • • ...... 200 Grand Eoore...... 220 Hontgomery",~"""""",.""~"""""",,., 2""0 Cane River ...... ,...... 300 Alexandria...... 360 Black River...... 4 SO Mouth Red Ri ver...... 79 New Orleans.·.... . '...... 700 (Reprinted from Waldo's Directory of Shreveport, La., published 1881.) • Third Quarter 1987 160 l_ lAIJOO PARISH. LA. W\RRIAGE INDEX (Cont1nued from Vol. 21, No.2, page 86) NAME OF MAN NAME Of WOMAN DATE BK & PG BOOGHREY Mount Zi0r. JORDAN Laura -r=I8-1886 16-219 BOOKER Alber~ HUNTER Lliza B 12-27-1867 4-244 AlberL HAMILTON Mary 11-13-1904 29-418 Albert HARRIS Laura 3-21-1907 32-520 A J STANMORE Emma 11-19-1896 21-595 ~reen S ROBERSON Mayetta 1- 8-1889 17-b8j Henry BAKER Sally 12-26-1889 18-262 Hiley BURNS Becky ]0- 9-1886 16-384 H SLEDGE Nancy 11-27-1879 11-445 Jackey HARPER LeIlia B&L 7-29-1905 30-348 Jas DENMAN Eliza 12-29-1900 24-772 John BELL Mary 5- 7-1887 15~-46 Jno WEST Caroline 8-10-1902 26- 70 Louis CLARKE Mary B 12-26-1871 6-397 Marion DAVIS Pearly 2-20-1902 26-334 Robt BEDFORD Henrietta 1-28-1901 25- 74 R L WASHINGTON Savannah 12-24-1980 24-722 S H ALEXANDER Katy 8-28-1896 21-486 Wash JOHNSON Jane 12-23-1898 23-123 Will PEGRAM Sammie 12-25-1908 34-430 BOOMEL C R BATES Blanche 10-31-1900 24-553 BOON Daniel JOHNSON Luvinia B 4-10-1869 5-520 Emanuel BROCK Sarah 10-20-1878 11-104 Gus WALKER Mattie 3-15-1905 30- 72 W A SWETMAN Mrs P E 10-28-1885 15~-18 BOONE Augustus PARISH Winney B 12-24-1871 6-39b Dan RAWL Ann 6-26-1882 14-237 Daniel HARRIS Lizzie 9-28-1886 16-375 G H SINCLAIR Cora D 5-26-1902 26-568 Henry LIKABEE Mamie 9-29-1894 20-517 Jas ADAMS Annie 10- 7-1896 21-535 Morris HOPKINS Perilla 1-26-1872 6-430 Nathan BROWN F A 1-14-1897 21-730 Robt GORDON Lena 9-16-1900 24-441 Rufus THOMAS Hattie 12-23-1904 29-599 Scott CAMPBELL Emma B 4- 8-1871 6-230 Scott JORDAN Jane B 1-20-1874 8- 7 Wm WILLIAMS Victoria 11-27-1902 27-139 Wm WILLIAMS Mary B&L 9-29-1909 35-173 Willie GREGORY Adeline 1- 9-1895 20-697 Willie MACK Nancy 1- 7-1904 28-401 BOOSE Geo THOMAS Elnaro 11-30-1905 30-558 BOOTEN Jeff Davis BENNETT Eugehia 11-28-1899 23-704 BOOTH C A SCHERMERHORN Tennie 12-25-1898 23-144 Garfield SMITH Addie B 1-31-1900 24- 95 Garfield MC KEEL Ruth E 1-10-1906 30-714 Jno MC CARTY Estelle E 2-10-1892 19-388 J M METCALF Virginia 2-27-1862 2-218 J M HEFfNER Laura 10-25-1880 13-139 Walter BUTLER Myrtle 7-10-1905 30-323 Wm HARMLEY Lucinda 4- 2-1904 28-663 BOOTY John A WYLIE Julia E 5-22-1872 6~- 56 BORDELON Aleck A JONES Mrs Mary E B&L 8-10-1881 13-441

'1m GENIE Third CUarter 1987 161 NAME OF MAN NAMfOF WOMAN DATE BK & PG BORDEN Guy /' ·QtJAR.tEs Fanni.e H --r-Ia-1883 14-656 BOREN Wm BENTLEY Caroline 4-29 .. 1885 15-471 BORING Wm OLLIVER RosalIa 7-17-.1879 11-345 .' BaSIN Jerry GREER Juliet 2- 1-1881 13-283 BOSLEY H T POWELL Mary B 3-29-1856 1-473 M J JONES Posey 5- 6-1905 30-177 BOSS J H FORTSON Mrs floy V 7-29-1906 31-434 .. BOSSIER Francis E TATZ Cecelia B 8-13-1849 1-168 FrancisE TATAZ Cecelia 8-13-1849 1-405 BOSTICK Square BOSTICK Angelina 4-17-1881 13-361 BOSTON Joe BROWN Annie BSL 11-21-1884 15-252 Squire ROAHNEllen 10-10-1908 34-204 BOSTWICK Chester PADGETT Ellen. 10-21-1863 2-281 Elmer ATTAWAY Cora 1-17-1910 35-547 F M KENT MollieE 9-16-1896 21-507 P B POSEY Annie A 8-27-1903 27-754 R C ATTAWAY Ada 10-21-1894 20-536 BOSWELL Walter !UDFORD Mal issa 3-31-1890 18-406 BOSWORTH Chas W STOKES Julia 5-26-1910 35-856 Nathaniel W YOUNGBLOOD Mary 3-21-1839 1- 10 BOTTS Jas WILLIAMS Martha' 1- 1-1893 19-718 BOUDREAUX E U VANCE Mary 11-12-1884 15-233 . Theodore BENNETT &rtba E 12-23-1880 13-205 BOULDING Thos MORSE EStella BSL 2-21-1876 9-173 BOULOY Julius BELL Virginia 3- 3-1855 1-448 BOULTON David R CAVE Obera 3-31-1864 2-293 BOULWARE Isaac W BAKER Anna R 5-30-1902 26-571 , Jno M JONES Anna 2-21-1907 32-364 BOUNDS Tho s CARRO LL Mary, L B 10- 1-1851 1-278 Thos CARROLL Mary L 10- 1-1851 1-280 BOURDA Basil J CANNON Mary E 10-12-1887 17 -148 • BOURGEOIS Jos JEHLE Lizzie 7-11-1867 3- 84 BOURLAND M T GOLDENBERG Annie 6-29-1909 35- 9 BOURQUIN Albert McK BOOTH Carrie L 10-19-1910 36-143 G A I LER MaggieL. 11-18-1869 3-278 BOWDEN Jas M MOORING Kargaret A 2-16-1860 2-190 J V BELCHER.Hay E 6-15-1907 33- 18 Scott JOHNSON.EJneline 7-21-1880 13- 52 BOWELOY Henry CALLOWAY Jettie BSL 2-12-1906 31- 55 BOWEN A M DAMERSON Mary A 5-22-1856 1-479 ~OWERS Algernon S WOOLDRIDGE Eliz S 9- 1-1850 1-215 Jos . HENDERSON MollieB&L 3- 3-1892 19-437 J T HOLLAND" Mamie . 1-30-1901 25- 77 Lloyd Jr ELSTNER. Eva 1-21-1879 11-215 Louis SCOTT SO,phia 12- 5-1904 29-498 Madison J.ORDAN Emma . 1-21-1907 32-278 . BOWIE Edw ROBINSON Lula BSL 7-11-1896 21-.. 51 Edw F MUNSON Alice 9-14-1899 23-1)73 T C OWENS Helen 11-16-1909 35-300 BOWLER Napoleon SCOTT Ca1zonia B&L 4-18-1903 27-506 Napoleon SCOTT Calzonia BSL S- 4-1903 27- 544 BOWLES 180m HUMPHREY Addie 10-20-1900 24-518 Rufus YOUNG Jemima B 3- 7-1873 7-252 •

THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 162 I NAME OF MAN NAME or WOMAN DATE BK & PG BOWLEY Jno T STEWARD Annie ~7~1887 16-540 BOWLIN Sam G Me DONALD Ka tie 2- 3~1906 31- 42 BOWLING Chas MARSHALL Eliza B 2-29-1872 6-465 •c BOWLS Wm BOWLEY Cresey 5-22-1890 18-452 BOWMAN Pen SUTTON Evi BiL 6-20-1908 34- 2 R J CROWDER Annie 4-16-1868 3-132 BOXLEY Coy SNEED Octavia BiL 6-23-1904 29- 70 Coy HOLLOWAY Ethel 12-14-1910 36-319 Edw NELSON Minerva 9- 5-1880 13-102 Jack WOLFRE Claire 8- 8-1908 34- 85 Josh MILLER Ann 7-25-1880 13- 55 Josh BRAYLOW Mrs Elvira 8- 9-1885 15-544 Joshua GRUMBLES Rachel B 1-10-1874 7-460 BOYCE Washington BOYCE Darkey B 4- 9-1872 7- 15 BOYD Anderson DlLEY Lillie 1-17-1895 20-713 Crowder BOYD Rachel 12-24-1870 6- 90 Dennis WILSON Sallie BiL 7-13-1882 14-247 Dick GOSS Emily 9-28-1905 30-424 Dolphus GRIMES Mattie 1-25-1909 34-537 Felix TURSON Louisa 5-12-1887 4- 64 Frank HILL Georgiana 12-22-1889 18-223 Frank WILLIAMS Mary 3-17-1898 22-556 Geo TAYLOR Ellen B 7-12-1871 6-286 Isrel THOMAS Rosa BiL 1-22-1910 35-557 Jake WILSON Susie 8-12-1907 33-147 Jas A GALE Mary T 11-16-1866 2-334 John SHARP Maria 4-16-1867 4-177 Lem CURRIE Lula 11-19-1896 21-597 Ned THOMAS Leola 4-18-1909 34-701 11 Perry LEE Estella 1-17-1901 25- 34 Richd SMALL Mrs Nora BiL 4-29-1875 8-357 Robt S TAYLOR Hattie 7- 4-1909 35- 11 Thos PIERSON Abby 7-13-1867 4-105 Thos MATTHEWS Parthenia 3-14-1895 20-779 Wm T DALZELL Mary 6- 5-1902 26-585 BOYD LEY Frank PRIMUS Laura BiL 3-20-1874 8- 71 BOYDSTON A J WALLACE Maggie 2-23-1910 35-671 Jas A LAWRENCE Mrs Mary 10-25-1910 36-165 BOYETT Ammy MILLER Susan B 3-25-1843 1- 69 BOYINGTON Shedrick BOYINGTON Sulrina 12-29-1870 6-116 BOY KEN Allen WILLIAMS Lizzie 8-27-1891 19-133 BOYKIN Aleck WILLIAMS Lucy 7- 1-1897 22-111 Chas HART Vinie 1-20-1911 36-636 Dud MIX Susie 9- 1-1897 22-20a Dud ALLEN Lucille 3- 7-1901 25-182 Gus HAMILTON Mary Eliza 4- 1-1899 23-346 Jno ALLEN Sally 2- 8-1889 17-728 Jno ROBINSON Bertie 5-25-1901 25-380 • Lamar ZEAGLER May 5- 9-1909 34-751 Louis WRIGHT Rosana 12-20-1890 18-657 Luke VINSON Margaret 12-13-1900 24-673 Mark KEMP Sylvia 9-29-1909 35-172 Noah JACKSON Alice 9-10-1903 27-771 • l\OYKINS o HOUSTON Jane ------11-365

THE GEmE Third Quarter 1987 163 NAME OF MAN NAME OF WOMAN DATE BK &. PG . BOYNTON Lee c., sTEvtNsRit'tie --r-:"16-!S7&6)t-42l+ L 0 CU~RIE Mat1:ie L 10-15-1879 11-412 Hack M MCCAlJSr. Winnie M l:-16-1869 3-274 Mack W STEPHENS Mrs ~cil1ie C D1~21-1874 6J.i .... 216 • M W LINDSAY Mrs M A 2- 5-1880 12~l1o Major A STEVENS Sallie A B 1-20-1873 6~-111 BOYTER Dave D VICK Mittie 3-19-1900 24-191 .. Eugene SCALES' Josie 8- 6-1901 25-510 E M MEEK Mrs F E 1- 1-1899 23-15'1 Henry 0 CAMP Lela G 10-31-1907 33-345 Le~1ie DRIGGERS Lena 2-23-1908 32-645 BOZARTH Wm M ADAMS Mary 12 ... 30-1841 1- 53 BOZEMAN David ATTAWAY Cynthia 12-24-1883 14-757 Frank L JAMES Jessie. 8-27-1907 33-176 Gabriel H CROMWELL May E B 11-15-1847 1-124 Jacob ANDREWS Georgette J~B. 5-24-1881 13-398 J M . STAFFORD Martha A 1 ... 5-1876 6~-410 BOZMl\N Gabriel B CROMWELL Mary E 11-18-1847 1-143 BRASOY Alex HESTER Jane 9- 6-1890 18-531 .Fran).: BUTLER Sallie 8-24-1901 25-556 Jno HOLLINS Connie 10-27-1908 17-551 Jno LEE Lingi11a 12-20-1896 21-634 Napoleon BOWMAN Addie 1-27-1905 29-738 Tom JONES Belle 12-25-1903 28-349 Wash BELL:...ouella BiL 10-30-1902 27- 75 BRACELY 'Claiborne WILLIAMS E1izaBiL 8- 6-1898 22-715 BRACINI Jno ANDRE0LA Letizies 4-14-1892 19-481 BRACK Aus1:in LAWRENCE Ella 10-24-1891 19-198 Geo WASHINGTON Carrie B&L 2- 2-1905 29-766 Jacob COLEMAN-Jane 1- 3-1870 5-707 Sam WALDON Louisiana BiL10- 2-1875 9- 43 • Sam1 LAWRENCE Mrs Eliza 11-13-1881 14- 56 BRACKEN James oMASTERS Sarah 4-30-1865 2-295 BRACKIN L B EAST Mabel' 12- 4-1904 29-485 BRACQUEMART Jules JACQUET Mrs Mary 7-25-1882 14-256 BRACY Clabe HOLLIDAY Minnie 1- 1-1911 36-479 BRADDICK Gus SHtLVIN:Hattie 10-16-1888 17-538 Henderson FREEMAN Celia 12-14-1887 17-220 Henderson DECATUR Susan 10-23-1906 31-627 BRADDIX G B GASTING Ella - 4- 5-1900 24-211 BRADDOCK Miles TAYLOR, Nancy Jane 6-10-1852 1-307 BRADDON Eli WILLIAMS Luey 5-12-1900 24-253 Lee JACKSON-Susie ·1- 1-1895 20-676 BRADDOX Wm BOYD Lu1a 8- 3-1898 22-711 BRADFORD Abraham ,JACKSON 'Gracy 4-30-1870 5-829 Abram . 'WHITt'Janie 12-24-1902 27-209 'Abron HAMILTON Sallie B&L 1-26-1910 35-582 Adolphus PATTERSON Ada B&L 4-15-1897 22- 34 'Adolphus HARRISON Kizzie 1- 8-1902 26-178 • Adolphus HANSFORD Mary E 1-27-1904 28-471 Alex cAnt Lou Ella 1_18-1906 30-735 Attris ROSE Pear1ie 2-24-1900 24-127 Bazie JONES Hattie B 2-27-1902 26-343 •

'!'HE GENrE Third Quarter 1987 164 NAME OF MAN NAME 0 F WOMAN :!ATE BK & PG BRADFORD Ben GAYLE Carrie 1~-28-i869 18-18':s Ben NELSON Winnie 1-11-1905 29-70?, • Calvin REED Mattie E '~-26-1899 23-380 Chas BRADrORD Fannie 5- 7-1879 11-301 Chas YOUNG Rose BSL 12-23-1895 21-231 Chas DICKSON Ella 8- 9~1902 26-701 Chas ALLEN Lou B&L 1- 9-1907 32-222 Chas F EVANS Addie L 6- 5-1892 19-511 Charley COOPER ~y BSL 7-31-1875 8-410 Charley SANDERS Mrs Georgia 9- 5-1889 18-104 Claiborne BOOKER Esther 3-16-1889 17-777 Cornelius WHITE Ella 8-16-1883 14-624 Cornelius GALES Grace 2-17-1905 29-795 C M COOK Amelia 2-17-1909 34-586 Daniel BRADFORD Martha Ann 5- 6-1879 11-302 Ed BUTLER Susie 2- 4-1909 34- 55 3 Elijah VALENTINE 'Ophelia 12-21-1906 32-164 Frank RICHARDSON L.ucinda 3-25-1890 18-382 General JACKSON Ella 12- 1-1909 35-336 Hartford HENRY Lula 3- 6-1909 34-633 Hason BRADFORD Mary 5-21-1906 31-279 Horace VEAL Leah 7~15-1903 27-663 Horace C EVANS Geqrgiana 4- 4-1900 24-217 Ike ELDER Mary 5- 2-1901 25-334 Jackson MONTGOMERY'~ucy J B 8-28-1872 7- 81 Jackson PLAYER Adeline" 6-30-1898 22-670 • Jackson ROBERTSON Betsie 1-12-1907 32-233 Jas HA YES Mamie . . \ 7-12-1900 24-345 Jim BURNHAM Sarah 4-16-1905 30-130 • Jno MANNING Haimah 11-24-1881 14- 61 Jno ADGER Annie 12-15-1887 17-207 Jno HERNDON Ellen 12-27~1891 19-208 Jno BROWN Mody Lee 2-16-1909 34- 58 5 Jno F MOORE Mary' 12- 1-1904 29-480 Jno Wesley SHORT Nora 9-17-1881 14- 20 Jordan ADGER Rose 'B 2-19-1872 6-461 Jos E MANNING Mattie 12- 1-1903 28-203 J M LINDSEY' Lottie 1-25-1911 36-672 J S COOK Adeline 12-23-1908 34-409 Leonard KENNEDY Mary 11- 9-1904 29-399 Llewellyn TAYLOR Emma SSL 10- 6-1887 17 -143 Lowny HENDERSON Gincie 11-27-1870 6- 64 Mock COOK Edith 12-19-1901 26- 17 Nick SMALL Betsey BSL . 5- 2-1878 11- 16 Nick DARLING Becky 8-14-1890 18-510 Parish JONES Rena BSL 12-15-1903 28-285 Parish JONES Rena B 12-19-1903 28-290 • Perkins MANORGAN Lizzie 12-16-1909 35-378 Preston LANGSTON Elvira 1-25-1906 31- I Richard SMITH Harriet 12- 2-:-1879' 12- 2 Sam WHEELER Lucy 2-21-1901 25-149 Scott GARDNER Silvia 11-14-1905 30-525 • Seban BRADFORD Charlotte B&LS- 2-1878 11- 17

THE GmIE Third Quarter 1987 NAME OF MAN NAME OF WOMAN DATE BK &PG BRADFORD Seaborn WHITt Alice ~1-1881 14- 83 • Sherman CARROLL Sophia Ann 2- 3-1887 16-563 Solomon HALL Mary BSL 9-17-1908 34-157 Squire ROACH Jane 12-25-1878 11-167 Stephen CADE Mily 12-21-1909 35-413 • Thos BLEDSOE Maud J 1-26-1905 29-748 Tilie CHALMAS Tessie 12-26-1907 33-456 Tom THOMAS Sallie 10- 4-1903 28- 51 Turner CHALMERS Lavinia 11- 6-1908 34-325 Washington Jr THOMA~ Mary Lee 1-14-1900 24- 47 Wesley JONES Mrs Mattie 11-11-1909 35-287 Westley MAYHUE Catherine 12- 7-1873 7-392 Wm DARLING Sarah 3- 6-1890 18-377 Wm LOGAN Fannie Lou 2-18-1897 21-766 Wm CARROLL Maggie 2-15-1902 26-321 Willie RILEY Lucy 3-12-1910 35-714 Willie BRADFORD Rebecca 2-25-1875 8-310 Wylie TAKE Minnie BiL 7-29-1875 8-408 BRADISH Henderson TRAMBLE Mollie B 7-23-1873 7-338 BRADLEY Buck BRADLEY Mrs Emma 11-19-1899 23-702 Dave ROE Camilla ' 12-31-1906 32-161 Geo SEXTON Eura 12-30-1910 36-473 Henry C RICHARD Nora 5- 7-1889 18- 18 Jas CHILDS Mrs· Eliz Ann 9- 4-1856 1-489 Jas CHILDS Mrs Eliz Ann 9- 4-1856 2- 4 Jno MILES Rachel 11-11-1897 22-290 Jno TOLIVER Annie 1- 9-1901 25- 9 Jno FULLER Savanna 5-22-1910 35-848 • Jno B HULL Emma R' BiL 9- 4-1893 20-150 Jno M WARD Cecelia 6-19-1866 3- 2 Johnnie BEA~L~Y Eliza BiL 10-' 8-1878 11- 93 J A HOLCOMBE Ruhy R 11-22-1899 23-711 Richd R MC FARLIN Virginia 11-27-1866 3- 46 R C ALFRED Mary 1-21-1897 21-742 Silas WOODS Augusta 5-18-1904 28-727 Taylor RICHARDSON Alberta 1-19-1907 32-265 Tom REEVES Evie 1- 5-1907 32-190 BRADLY Dave FIELDS. Edie" BiL 2- 3-1875 8-292 BRADY Clabe CLARKDeliaBSL 9-22-1905 30-419 H DBARTON Mra Lena M 6-28-1893 20- 98 Ora LOUIS Josephine 2-21-1907 32-375 .Will WATSON Rose Ann 2-14-1899 23 270 W W RICHARDSON Hattie 12-12-1909 35-371 BRAGG Chester L WOOLEY Norine 'C 12-19-1910 36-360 BRAGGS Jno SALONE Mary B&L 12-10-1901 36-310 BRAID LEY Early PREDO Lula 3-23-1893 20- 18 BRAINARD Geo LYNN Mrs Louisa 3- 3-1875 6~-340 BRAMBLE Jno NATHAN Matilda B 4- 4-1868 4-305 BRANCH Henry SMALLEY Ellen 12~12-1895 21-204 Lewis COOPER Haria 9- 7-1899 23-577 Louis MC COWAN Eliza 12-20-1889 18-222 Sam1 M SIMS Addie 3- 8-1906 31-171 Waverly BRANCH Delia • ------5-648 W H HAMILTON Mrs Carrie 1-18-1883 14-426 Third Quarter 1987 166 • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0.0 ••••••••• • QUERIES

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SMILEY Seeking info on Thomas SMILEY, resident of Villa CRUNKLETON Gayso, Natchez Distriot, from Sept 1785 until oa DYSON 1794, md. Mary Dyson CRUNKLETON, daughter of Jos WEST ephDYSON and widow of James CRUNKLETON. Could this KERNS . Thomas SMILEY be the same person who appeared in oourt reoords in 1181 in Hew Iberia, Louisiana, as the husband of Sarah Bonn WEST? Mrs. GloriaL. KERNS, 6625 Garland Ave., Bakel', LA. 70714 GUICE' Seeking marriage reoord/bond of Jonathan and Kesiah LONG Roberts GUICE and her nationality. ' Early residents of Franklin Co., KS but appear on 1840 and 1850 oen sus of Caddo Parish, LA. Reoords and first born in dioate they were md. oa 1820 but surrounding counties in MS do not produoe marriage record or olue to Kes iah's nationality. Was she Cherokee as per family legend? Couple buried EPPS Cemetery west of Shreve • port. E. Viola Robinson LONG, 1002 Prisoilla Dr., Austin, TX 78752 SMITH Seeking info regarding George Lewis SMITH b. Arkansas WEBB 7 Nov 1828; m. Harriet Francis WEBB, 8 Nov 1853. She RYAN was b.1832. Cliff RYAN, 1445 Homestead Ave., Met airie,"LA 70005 FONTENOT Seek info Paulin FONTENOT and Permelia KELLER, m. 2' KELLER July 1845, St. Landry Par. Hollin FONTENOT was bonds- GRIHBALL 'manJ::elationship unknown. Permelia was dlo George HOCKENSMITH KEL~R and Sarah GRIMBALL. Sarah was dlo John GRIM BALL, Jr. and Mary ROBERT. Seek info on Gl'imballs and Roberts of LA and SC and Fontenots and Kellel's of LA. Riohard" HOCKENSMITH, 12644 Gorham Street, Sunnymead, CA 92388 LEE Seeking info on William LEE and Mary BONNETTlBARN BONNETT ETT. William b. 2~ Nov 1813, d 18 JulI8''', looa • BARNETT tions unknown. Mary b. 11 Feb 1814, d 24 Hay 186S, KING looations unknown. Have copy of LEE family: Bible. HENRY They were m. 3 Jul 1832, Opelousas; George KING, NUGENT Edw. HENRY, ,James NUGENT, Antoine KING, witnesses. HOCKENSMITH Write Riohard HOCKENSMITH, 12644 Gorham Street, • Sunnymead, CA 92388. 'Itlird Quarter 1987 167 McINVALE Seeking info on Nancy Jane (McINVALE) LAWRENCE, ttl~ LAWRENCE widow of Drury LAWRENCE, and family listed in 1880 ""CATES census. of Red River Par., LA •. Children of LAWRENCLti include, Sarah, John M., Seaborn T., Lizzie, William • D. and Minnie. Contact Mrs. Joseph G. CATES, Route 1, Box l40-F, Fort Deposit, AL 36032

GLOVER Seeking info on Absolom (Abner) GLOVER, b. 1749 in II SIMONDS SC. m. Elizabeth.' Moved to St. Helena Par., LA, in NEWMAN 1811, with their 7 children. Who were Abner's and WILSON Elizabeth's parents? Also seeking info John SIMONDS b. 1847, AL, m. Nancy L. NEWMAN in Hopkins Co., TX, 1867. Children: Isaas B., Jerome C., Willie Ann, Johnnie Florence. Who were John's parents? Charlene WILSON, P. O. Box 707, Manvel, Tx 77578 ROSS Seek info on Arthur B. ROSS, b. GA or NC 1780-1790, BRAMLEY m. Effa? ca 1819. To Claiborne Par., LA ca 1820. On 1830 census that parish. Children born after 1822 in LA were Rebecca, Elias, Andrew J., Joseph, William W. and Ma~aret. Dates and birthplaces un known for James, Arthur and Mary. To TX in 1840's. Who was Sophiah ROSS who tried to get guardianshtp of children when Arthur B. ROSS died Bienville Par., LA in 1840's. Exchange info. Ron BRAMLEY, 2649 Overlook, Germantown, TN 38138 HUDDLESTON Need info on Robert Alexander HUDDLESTON, b TX 19 , HARPER April 18.52. Where in TX was he born? Need any info BOELENS for Clara Drucil1a HARPER, b1852 in AR. They are buried in TX. Need parents and siblings of both. Lou BOELENS, 1595 Manzanita Ave., 135, Chico, CA • 95926 KING Seeking info on David T. KING, b 22 April 1775-85, HAYHALT m. Nancy HAYIiALT, 1 Nov 1808 in KY. His mother was Nancy who married Robert or George. Contact Col. Don KING, 5302 B1akeford Court, Bethesda, MD 20816-2901. HtNDERSON Need info on Rebecca HENDERSON, dlo John HENDERSON, GIBSON b LA, m. JamesN.GIBSQN in Ellis Co., TX 9 Dec 1858. STILES Her death certificate says b 4 Nov 1929, d 18 Nov VAN ~TTEN 1929, both Roff, OK •.. Mother unknown but believe to have been a STILES. Marguerite Baggett VAN ETTEN, P. O. Box 16326, Pl.~tation, FL 33318 'COPELAND Hunting ancestors of Thomas Jefferson COPELAND, b SMITH 1859 TN, d ca 1907 nr. Waco, TX. May be buried in BRADLEY Bold Springs Cemetery in West TX. M. Mary Elizabeth SMITH in Robertson Co., TX 1880. Lived Madison, Robertson and Walker Co., where my father, Tat COPE LAND b 14 Feb 1904 with twin sister. Mary b LA in 1863. Who were Thomas Jefferson COPELAND's parents, what place of birth and year? He was believed • THE GaaE '!bird Quarter 1987 168 to have been b. Polk, Crune, Overton or Green Co., TN. Family originated Isle of Wight Co., VA, NC, SC. Roberta Copeland BRADLEY, Route 1, Box 142 A, • Iowa Parks, TX 76367 • STUBBLEFIELD Would like info on the following: King STUBBLE CAMPBELL FIELD, slo Joseph of st., believed to be in MS in YOUNG 1870's; Ezekiel YOUNG m. Minerva A. CAMPBELL, Ran EASTEP/EASTEPP kin Co., MS., lived in Concordia Par., LA 1840; BILLINGSLEY Narcissa, sister of Daniel EASTEP (EASTEPP) m. John D. YOUNG living LA 1834. Willing to exchange info. Nadine Young BILLINGSLEY, 706 Pershing, College Station, TX 77840. GIBBS Seek info of Judith A.? b. LA, m. Alford or Alfred RUTLEDGE K. GIBBS prior or during Civil War. 1850 census PETERS Gibbs in Pickens Co., AL. Believed b. in AL. To TX after war, lived 12 years at Goliad on land pre viously belonging to RUTLEDGEs. (One son given RUTLEDGE middle name. Were they related?) Moved to Montague Co., TX, Alvord area, then ca 1889 to Tussy, OK. Daughter b. at Wilson. Judith reared on plantation, not accustomed to housekeeping and cooking. Margaret PETERS, 1011 N. 19th St., Fred er ic k ,OK 7 3 54 2 • WILLIAMS Who were parents of James M. WILLIAMS, b VA, m. NICKELSON Phoebe Ann NICKELSON Mar 1834, St. Mary Par., LA., ROYE d. before 12 Jan 1850 in same par.? Was Edwin A. WILLIAMS a brother who was named undertutor to JMW's • children? Was Thomas K. DAVIS, Brazoria Co., TX, named guardian of children of JMW in 1857, a kins man? Did Phoebe Ann remarry after moving to TX? Where is she buried? Ralph L. ROYE, 1425 Indian Dr .• En id, 0 K 7 37 03 . NICKELSON Need info Alexandre NICKELSON and Eugenia HART, pro ROYE of Thomas NICKELSON, Sr., who d. before Aug 1808 in Attakapas Par., LA. Alexandre and Eugenia said to be natives of Boston. Ralph L. ROYE, 1425 Indian Drive, Enid, OK 73703. CALLICOATTE Who were parents of Matthew W. CALLICOATTE and his HANDLEY wife, Rebecca HANDLEY? He moved from Wilkinson Co., AILES MS to Union Par., LA, m. Rebecca there July 1841. ROYE What became of child, Mary E., by first wife, Ellen r. AILES, after her father's death in 1850 in Union Parish? Rebecca m. second time, Linsey HENDERSON, lived Kemper Co., MS, d. 1890. Ralph L. ROYE, 142' • Indian Drive, Enid, OK 73703. - ". NASH Seeking parents of James NASH b. ca 1837, h:~d::.Oll, GOODMAN Sabine Par., LA, m. Elizabeth GOODMAN (when;'), d. 1863 at Whiskey Chitto, LA. Elizabeth m. second • Henry HYATT and d. 7 Sept 1920, Sabine Par., LA. THE GENrE 'Dlird Quarter 1987 169 PERKINS Were James parents Hanna PERKINS and Benjimin NASH: NASH Was Benjimin a Chief of the Choctaw Nation and did he sign the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit? (He supposed ly at one time went by the name of "Dancing Rabbit.", • He did move to Ok.lahoma with the Choctaws. Chi1drer. were Emily, b. 1857; Joseph Cefus, b. 12 Mar 1858; Ephraim, b. 1860; Lacy Marie, b. 1862. Pearlie Dove was b. 23 Feb 1871 after James died. Father unknown. Will refund cost of copies and postage to anyone whu • can help. Fran Harp NASH, ~349 Eaglewood Drive, Shreveport, LA 71119. BUCHANAN Where and when was the death of Adonifram Judson ALLEN BUCHANAN aka Judd, Judson and A. J.? Born in MO Cd 1855, he was still alive in 1928 living near the AR. TX and LA line. Records not found in TX, AR or OK. Did he die in LA? Contact Glenda ALLEN, 13312 Thomp son Road, Edmond, OK 7303q. CROCKETT Seeking info. on gg grfather, Jasper Marion CROCKETT. ALLEN b. ca l8~9 IL, m. Ester Catherine SNEED ca 1868 in TX or LA, had children Isaac Marion, Lenorah Clemen tine, Cordia and Henrietta, and d. 22 Apr 1928 at home of son, Isaac, somewhere in Caddo Par. Ester bur. near Rodessa, it is thought. Possibly he is too. Glenda ALLEN, 13312 Thompson Road, Edmond, OK 73034. GILLISPIE Seek info. on gr grandparents, Francis Marion GILLIS GILLESPIE PIE/GILLESPIE, GILLASPY and Martha A. AARON, m. Red GILLASPY River Co., TX 15 Feb 1860. 1860 Red River Co. censu~ AARON lists him as 23 years old, born in TX. Need band " PATE d. dates, names and places, parents, siblings. Fam CRACKEL ily tradition says an outlaw who was hanged or shot. How are Thomas and Toby connected? Martha A. GILL ESPIE m. Augustus PATE 16 Sept 1874, Hopkins Co., TX. When did Martha die, around 1910-20? In Denton Co., TX? Mary F. CRACKEL, l2~S South Welch Circle, Lake- wood, CO 80228. . HARRIS Desire info. as to northwest LA and northeast TX fam HARRISON ilies: GODWIN, HARRIS, HARRISON, LINDSEY, SNEAD. LINDSEY William H. SNEAD m. Harriet, d/o David and Anna GOD SNEAD WIN, Randolph Co., GA; family to Bienville Par., LA. GREEN descendants to TX. Benjamin and Elizabeth HARRIS of BIRDWELL Twiggs Co., GA had children move to Bienville and GODWIN Claiborne Par., LA, descendants to TX. Several chil dren m. HOLLANDs Twiggs Co., GA. Mark Jefferson LIND SEY m. Mary Anne HARRISON, Lawrence Co., AL, to Union and Red River Par., LA, descendants to East TX. Mary Anne's brother, Richard, in Franklin Co., TX. Also interested in GREEN and BIRDWELL families of : Natchitoches and Red River Par., LA. Gladlyex change. W. D. LINDSEY, 1237 N. Dorgenois St., New Orleans, LA 70119. • THE GOOE Third Quarter 1987 170 BOOK REV J E\~S • ~¥'""" • --,~~~ • By Pr1scilla Re1nowsk1

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Stafford ORDER FROM: Mrs. Casper P. Kramer, Jr., 1228 Canterbury Drive, Alexandria, LA 71303 COST: $20.00 plus $1.64 postage hardcover Written by his grandson, this book is a genealogy of General STAf FORD, his forebe~rers and desoendants. Gen. Stafford, eldest son of Leroy STAFFORD and his second wife, Elizabeth Susan CALLIHAM, was born on Greenwood plantation, near Cheneyville, Rapides Parish, Louisiana. The family began in Amerioa with the landing of young William STAFFORD in Virginia in 1622. Included are chapters of the descendants of his siblings, his MANER relatives, his mother's fam ily of CALLIHAM, and a complete section of his wife's people. 474 ·~ pages • • • ••• *••••• Third Quarter 1987 173 TITLE: GENERAL GEORGE MASON GRAHAM OF TYRONE PLANTATION By Dr. G. M. G. Staffo~d ORDER FROM: Mrs. Casper P. Kramer, Jr., 1228 Canterbury Drive, Alexandria, Louisiana 71303 •.. COST: $20.00 plus $1.64 postage hardcover The author traces the GRAHAHS from Scotland and England to Virginia. It is George Mason GRAHAM who comes to Louisiana to look after some land belonging to his father who settled in Rapides Parish, Louisiar,d. His descendants are traced as are half sisters and brothers and the allied families of HOOE, BRENT, rOWKE, ALEXANDER, TOWNSHEND,WILKIN SON, BLANCHARD and NEWTON. 448 pages, indexed . •••••••••• TITLE: SCATTERED CHIPS FROM THE WOODPILE by Marcella Headrick ORDER FROM: Marcella Headrick, Tompkinsville, KY 42167 COST: $15.95 hardcover Genealogy and nostalgia recollections of the STRODE family of Monroe County, Kentucky. Allied families of PICKEREL, PAGE, HAGAN, HARVEY, MILLER, CARTER, BIGGERS and BELCHER. 80 pages • •••••••••• •. TITLE: SHARP, TUCKER, WHEELER, BRANSOM AND RELATED FAMILIES • by Carol L. Sanders ORDER FROM: Carol L. Sanders, 9679 Waxwing Drive, Blue Ash, Ohio 45241 COST: $35.00 postage paid hardcover These are families from Russell and Casey Counties in Kentucky. Over 100 photos, Bible, military and marriage records. Full name index...... TITLE: CHARLES KILGORE OF KING'S MOUNTAIN by Hugh Addington ORDER FROM: Dan Crowe, 2361 Hiwassee Drive, Kingsport, TN 37664 COST: '? hardcover • Patriots from Southwest Virginia, Northwestern North Carolina and •* Eastern Tennessee arose in arms and went to meet the British at the Battle of King's Mountain. 'Among the Virginians who fought and were wounded was Charles KILGORE. His wife and 14 year old daughter went by themselves to the scene of the battlefield and brought him • Third Quarter 1987 174 tlome by slow stages on horse-back where he recovered. This is his story, that of his ancest'JT"S in Scotland, and of his descendants. • most of them in Virginia. Includes many allied families. 182 Pdg~~ • •••••••••• TITLE: OUR FAMILIES AND KIN, NOW AND THEN BLACKBURN, FRANCK, • LEAKE AND THORNTON, by Arline Tatum Lorente ORDER FROM: Arline T. Lorente, Lauderdale Drive, Richmond, VA 23233 COST: $35.00 hard bound or $20.00 soft bound The FRANCK family came to America from Rethem aid Aller, Hanover, Germany, in the 19th century, settling in Richmond, Virginia, Hen rico and Louisa County, Virginia. The families of BLACKBURN, LEAKE and THORNTON were from England. The first BLACKBURN settled in Nor folk County and finally in Henrico County and Richmond, Virginia. The LEAKE family settled in Albemarle County and later in Orange and Louisa Counties. 181 pages, indexed . •••••••••• TITLE AND COST: CENSUS OF NOVA SCOTIA 1860-1861, HEADS OF HOUSE HOLDS, Consolidated Listing for GUYSBOROUGH COUNTY, by Mary Elizabeth Koen $7.00 • INDEX TO GUYSBOROUGH SKETCHES AND OTHER ESSAYS OF A. C. JOST, by Mary Elizabeth Koen $9.00 1838 CENSUS OF NOVA SCOTIA: CONSOLIDATED INDEX OF HEADS OF GUYSBOROUGH COUNTY FAMILIES, by Mary Elizabeth Koen $7.00

ORDER FROM: Mary E. Koen, 28 Allen Road, ~wampscott, MA 01907 For anyone with roots in this Nova Scotia county, the books listed above provide an invaluable source of information. The Index to Dr. JOST's well known GUYSBOROUGH SKETCHES, first published in 1950 and re-printed several years ago by the Guysborough Historical Soc iety, is a tool long needed to make better use of his book with its wealth of information regarding the area and its families • •••••••••• TITLE: THE YORK AND COLBERT, GILLESPIE, CHIPMAN, ALLRED AND JONES FAMILIES, by Douglas A. Colbert ORDER FROM: D. A. Colbert, 196 Esmeyer Drive, San Rafael., CA 94903 • COST: $13.50 This informative book contains the genealogy and history of above families, and bthers, who relocated from northern settlements to • North Carolina in the 17006. The children and grandchildren of THE GENIE Third CcUarter 1987 175 ~hese early pioneers lnter-married with other families and most migrated to Mississipt.-i, Tennessee, Indiana, and other territories in the 18 OOs. Their descendants can be found today t hroughout t~lf:' Un,ited States. 101 8xIl pages. • **** ••• *** TITLE: WAITING FOR THE MOMENT, by Louise Booth • ORDER FROM: Louise Booth, 18551 Via Bravo, Villa Park, CA 92667 COST: $10.00 postpaid perma-bind cover Sullivan County, Indiana history though Civil War letters and stories, biographical sketches and history. It follows the JEWELL family through the 'growth of the county. It will be of interest to anyone-with ties in Sullivan County, and will, also, attract the at tention of anyone who likes Civil War history. 218 pages, photos, maps, and large genealogy section of 45 surnames and families. ********** TITLE: SOUTHERN CARTERS AND THEIR ALLIED FAMILIES and A CHECK-LIST OF SOME SOUTHERN CARTER MARRIAGES both books by Karl Eaton Parks, II ORDER FROM: Karl Eaton Parks, II, 220 Shaddock St., Tarpon Springs, FL 33589 .~ COST: $7.75 plus $.75 postage for each title shown above • The compilations in each of these books is from the present day files of the -CARTER Files Clearing House. Composed of thousands ot persons of the 17th and 18th centuries with that surname, it also can lead the searcher to information of the most recent ,eneratiuns, and-to names and addresses of others researching these l~nes. The two books listed above are indexes to these files in the CARTER Clearing House that may open the door to a wealth of information. ********** TITLE: PRICE FAMILIES ON RICHARDSON CREEK, UNION/ANSON CO., N.C. compiled by Margaret Hall Mask ORDER FROM: Margaret Hall Mask, 210 Medford Rd., Wilmington, Del., 19803 '

COST: $20.00 including postage' hard cover In 1957 two ladies named PRICE compiled the MONSIEUR PRICE FAMILY • RECORD and organized a family association. This book expands and • brings forward that excellent booklet. Fires in the Anson County, • N. C.courthouse have~de research difficult. The Price family has been recorded by the author both before and after Monsieur. There are pictures, maps and an index. 289 pages. • ********** Third Quarter 1987 176 TITLE: PASSENGERS OF THE ANN AND THEIR DESCENDANTS by Thomas B. Jones, Jr. •.. ORDER FROM: Thomas B. Jones, 710 Ninth Avenue, Albany,. GA 31701 COST: ? paperback • This little 32 page booklet is the author's contribution to assist ing others in discovering that they are descendants of Georgia's original colonists. He has calculated the year of birth for each ot those given in Coulter and Sayers work, "A List of the Early Settlers of Georgia", collected the year of death and names of subsequent spouses from the many footnotes, added what names were found through his own research, and alphabetized the entire lot. ...

TITLE: LANCASTER DISTRICT SOUTH CAROLINA 1850 CENSUS compiled by Frances Reeves Jeffcoat ORDER FROM: Frances Jeffcoat, Route 3, Box 257, Waxhaw, NC 28173 COST: ? paperback This information was copied from microfilm of the original in the Carolina Room of the Charlotte Public Library. All care was taken .. to record all information given accurately • ...... ' TITLE: ALPHABETIZED SURNAME INDEX FOR THE DICKEY DIARY REEL #3 pages 2000 through 2556, by Darlene Sizemore ORDER FROM: Darlene Sizemore, 4515 River Ridge Road, Dayton, OH 45415 COST: $5.00 Postpaid no cover This index contains some 4000 entries including 863 surnames which appear in the diary's information on early settlers of southeastern Kentucky counties of Clay, Harlan, Laurel, Leslie, Letcher, Perry and Owsley c1898; interviews, observations, family histories by Rev. John J. Dickey. Typewritten transcripts of individual diary pages transcribed from the microfilm are also available at an additional 50(: for firat.page, 25(: each additional page • •••••••••• TITLE: THE BROOKS OF VIRGINIA, by Bruce Montgomery Edwards • •, ORDER FROM: The Montgomery Publishing Company, P. O.Box 5504, Knoxville, TN .. 37918 COST: .? hardcover • This is about the BROOKS family that was founded when Peter BROOKS

'!HE (;&UB 'lhird Quarter 1987 177 came from England to Virginia in 1638, tracing his descendants nearly 350 years down to the present time. ********** TITLE: CENSUS OF 1817: INDEX T0 HEADS OF FAMILIES IN SYDNEY COUNTY, NOVA SCOTIA, by Mary Elizabeth Koen •

ORDER FROM: Mary E. Koen, 28 Allen Road, SWampscott, HA 01907 •

" COST: $S.gq"'postpaid softbound This is a dual pt'esentation of the 1817 census. The first is in al~etical listing, .the second presents the same data in order of the Wigin~l census gathering. 70 Pages. 1986 ********** TITLES: (1) INDEX FOR THE FREDERICK SECTION OF SCHARF'S HISTORY OF WESTERN MARYLAND, Vol. 1, by Helen R. Long (2) INDEX fOR THE WASHINGTON COUNTY SECTION OF SCHARF'S HISTORY OF WESTERN MARYLAND, Vol. 2, By Helen R. Long. ORDER FROM: Helen R. Long, 2609 Millstead Circle, Manhattan, KS 66502 COST: $8.50 including postage for each index described above Scharf's HISTORY OF WESTERN MARYLAND was originally published in 1882, unindexed. Mrs. Long has provided researchers with an in t valuable aid in publishing these two index volumes. Anyone using 6 the original HISTORY must have these indexes! • , ********** TITLES & COST: (1) ATASCOSA COUNTY, TEXAS MARRIAGE RECORDS 1856-1899, REGISTERS 1-2-3-4, by Frances T. Ingmire $10.95 (2) CALDWELL'COUNTY, TEXAS MARRIAGE RECORDS, BOOK A-B 1848-1869, by J. McManus $5.00 (3) COMAL COUNTY, TEXAS AND NEW BRAUNFELS GERMAN IHHI GRATION SHIPS 1845.. 18.46, by J. McManus $10.00 (4) FRIO COUNTY, TEXAS MARRIAGE RECORDS BOOKS 1-2-3, 1871-1900, by J. McManus $12.50 (5) GUADALUPE COUNTY, TEXAS MARRIAGE' RECORDS 1847-1874, REGISTERS A & B, by Frances T. Ingmire $8.00 (6) KENDALL COUNTY, TEXAS MARRIAGE RECORDS 1862-1900, by J. McManus $12.50 (7) MEDINA COUNTY, TEXAS CEMETERIES, by G. McLin $6.50 (8) MEDINA COUNTY, TEXAS MARRIAGE RECORDS 1848-1886, by G. HcLin $8.50 (9) THE WEND COLONY OF BASTROP AND LEE COUNTIES - 1854 by J. McManus • c• ORDER FROM: Family Adventurers, P. O. Box 17581, San Antonio, TX 78217 (Send for current listings of large inventory.) t********* • THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 178 I SURNAME INDEX

AAD :71 BARt£iT 116. 141, 167 roAtD 12i __00'.142 • BAllMfIL.l. 14t In.DINS 148 ABN£~ 111 BARNS 146 BIHEiT 167 *EV 115 BARD 143 1OBfIEY161 *11 I3&, 119 BAm.£Y 142 IODKER 114, 161, 165 • ADAIIS' 136, 139,141, 147 1Nr(JI 166 BOOM 111 .: " 1S. t6l,' 164 BATES 11a, Ill, 118. 161 BIDEL 161 ADCOCK 1~7, 139 BUlh 11', 146 IICXJN 111. 161 '~!lI~(JI In 8AYlEF 118 IIOONE 161 4D6E~165 BAYlESS 118 DJSE 161 ::ll~S 169 ' BAYlEY 118 BOOTEN 161 AlfESWRTH 19 lIeAAD 172 raJTH 161,162, 176 ~!f6DftiH 122 1lEAJUlEN142 BOOTY 161 CU£RS 121 Ea£Y166 1IORDEJJIf161 '~114 3ECK 113, 116, 117 1ICRIIEN162 USSI 173 DINSFl£.D 141 BOIIEM 162 Ql£lANDER 161, 174 1lEDF0!q) 161 BORINB 162 ALFORD 115, 137, 138, 14~ BEEC:~.Ei 1l' BOSIN 162 ~~ 166 B:ESOHI5e 1!OSL.EY162 ~y 113 rn~R 162, 174 BOSS 162 CL,E.,. 111. 111, 112. 113. SEU. 112. 161, 162, 164 BOSSIER 162 114, 136, 137, 138, BeO£iT 1H. 115, IOSTIQ( 162 163, 165, 171 161, 162 8DS1ON162 Il.LfU 175 reml~ BDSTWIQ( 162 ~ 138,141 BEr."L.:"'Y 162 BOSWEU.l62 >i..o..tI H6 113 BaSlANl56 1iOSWRTH162 .. BOTiS 162 'r 'lS""CN 137, 138, 139 BE1UY 111 'INOERD 121, 136, 138, BERRY 118. II!. 116 fQJDREIlIX 162 139, 1~ BESL9 11. InLDIN6 162 ANDRm..A164 1EMl142 rouT 119 1N)R6IS 135, J.... 164 BETTS 112 1OI.DY162 ~~qf4ITE Ill, 115 Blfi6ERS,174 Im.Tf* 162 AR8t£KL.£ 116 BIGGS 115. 116 1I01.WARE162 H1D!S 148. 1!1 BtLdNBS 1 ~ 7 fON)8 148, 162 A~·OI6·l37 8IL.L.lt6U""Y 169 BIlJRDAI62 ~\£-T£ ItS BlhfORD 148 I'OJR6EOIS 162 ~RN(U) 14t, 1~ B!D1J6 159 JOJ1fIJINDl62 ~RRIN6TDN 112 BliDEJ. 137, 171 eooRIIJIN 151. liC AT.o

'I'HE GENIE 'Ihlrd Quarter 1987 II ~151 !)(liS 151 £..a1&iT 153 JAI\. : H& lfa5. 166 rxm 117, 1.39 EPSTEIN 153 DA911 aD 111 DIl&£RTY 152 [RlauD 153 ~1El... 113 I)(llUS 152 EWER 153 • rRafTRY 151 IXlJ&.A9S 113, 11~, 111 £AWIH 1~ • ~;D 113, 151 ~152 ESTES III ~ IIS* 122, 151 ro.s 135, 152 ElHalr&: 1~ • ~:S 119, HI, 1l2. 11" DOYI..£ 111, 136 E'Mf 111 1~. 1~J, 151, 161 DfR&D 112 EVANS 111, 153, I~ lAItS I~l ~152 EVERETT 1~ 7 DAY III DREYFUS 151, 152. 156 F'lNER 151 IJE f£T I~I DRE'iASS 152, 156 FAllER ~ 15fJ ~ ilJfCfA£ lSI . f)Al~12 FAflRI..src.c 1J9 Dt ,If£ 153 DRISBEJIS 1~ FCUJUEI 1~1 CIt IiL6S£Y 189 DfOJIN 152 FEE. 1$3 lit: ~Y 15e IdOlS 121 FEi8JED 1.16, 1~ tit. ~ 152 DufOi 152 FETOtAI 153 IlA 1~1 DUfl(&I42 FlaJ) 153 ~ 151 1UlAIiIE153 FlELDB 153, 166 DEbiNIiH 151 Dla'ItDl~ FILlY 171 DECATUR 1M kfF 152 FILES 153 DElOS 1'1 kfFfIAN 153 FILlflJlEA 153 DEIIIN& 12, IS DISIHS 153· FIu.fS 153 WINTI112 DUKE 116, 117, lit FINK 153 DENIIIAH 161 Dl1.JM 135, 139 FINlEY 153 ~15 139 1lI.IO*153 FISER 153 ~ 117 DlJQlNB 153 FlTZPATIUQ( l11i • DUfl.INSER 151 DLfI.API53 FL.M£ 1~ ~"152 DIJfI I~ Fl.SME 189, I: 4 IEWINIi 152 UtRI 137, 153 ~159 Ol~ 111 DutUt&R 153 FlBtlN& 153 DICK 12 U11153 FLINT 153 DICI

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i __ JG)fE 137, 136. 139, 1~', (ulYER 1" PRESTRIDGE· 112 1~1, lSi, 165, C»6L 111 PRIa: 116, 117, I~, I1b 171, 172 0f0.. III PRIDDY I~l • tdlRIN6 162 ORR ,,3 PRIM 1~ .am 144J, 1" 0SIl0ANE 141 PlId 163 .. IOiB.Aff) 116 0SiA.D139 PfIITHRO 117 JllD8lNI45 CM:hS 1~, 141, 1~ 162 PI.1.LEYI38 • NORRIS 115, Ill, 137 PAI&TT 143, lbi: PUAS..EY 119 IOI9E 119, 162 PA6£ 174 MfELL 147 JdEL Y H2, l~ MJER 114, 13Cj flM.ES 111, 11~, GJSERl58 PAlISH 161 113, 162 IlllINS 1~3 PAAl<£R 116, 136, 136, flIUtc 149, 151 JUeV 112 138, 1"', l~l Rf8.M 116. U7 ~162 MIlKS 176 rtABSl¥Ul13 flJRPHY llt, 117 PMSONS 113, 118 RAirES 141 dllEl 117 PASTERN 113 RARIlO..I41 IIJIlREll 116 PATE 111, 17. RANSEV II', 113, 117 MYERS 139 PATTERalN 164 IAGl.PH 122, 141, 159 WICt 112 PRlT<* Ill, 117 RfM:Y U~ .. 159, 169 PAM 119 RATa.IFF 11 • NAMlNI66 P£NICE 113, 114, 138, 139 flAllfOE 115 teLV 1~' PEARD 112 RArIL 161 I£EL£Y 1~9 PEED III AAiLIHSS 115 rEIU. 111 PEEl 138 RAY 158 HEKUlTIM 1~1 PEBRAIt 11', 161 1EAB61NS 1~ fEI.D 115, 138, 139, PEJ.UN6T(II 116 REED UI, 165 163, 165 PEOIILES 147 REE\6 139, 1~, WJ, 166 • rETI£RY 139 PEPPER 147 REltOal 123 fETTLE_ III PERIUNS 1~3, 171 AEn£AFORD 1~ HELlINS 1~ PEUY 137 REYrG.DS 112, Ill, 116 Ha&V 1~1 PErtelTEIL 111 !HIlES 1~1 rEWfIAN 161, 161 PEIOaL 113 110M 166 fEWT(II 113, 174 PEItRIn 115 RIOiARDS 136 HIDO.S 11a PEltRy 112 RIOAGDI 165, 166 fdO

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THE GQUE Third Quarter 1987 VIII IAYLOft 112, 117, 141, 153, WAITS 112 WIU.I'" l~ 163, 164, 165 ~lELD 119, I'" WILD 11" 136, IllS, t.te. ~14I .aoo 168 139, 1-., 151, I~• • TELFOftI) 14S 1AJ1CJ1164 163, IWt TEll'UTtJi 14S IA..DMN 11. .,1 ..111 1~ .. reRrEU. 112 ...a 111, I~ 161 WIKTEJIS 151 t flidfy 111 iIA..1Ja131,163 WISE 116, 1"5. 149, 1~7 I r~p( 121 lflJIEl£Y 119, III WIS ... 136. 1,,3 rtflrD£A 113, UI ASt 121 WIZ9tIJ(1' 141 T~ lli:, WJ, 161, WARD 117, lW1 .o.FRE 163 .o.FD119 163, 166 wAlE 143, I "'. I " r~116 14', 151 10» 113, 136 i rUtiJD lle, 116, 117, WARf£lI37 IODU 143 136, 111, WAR!3tA£R 1~ tGIMlfF 113, 11- IJ8, 139 WMT 141 .... 166 T~ 161 WAailNBl~ 161, 164 1GUR1D&E l~ TIf)_ 136 WATERS 136, 13'9 am.£Y166 r~TClI 143, 175 WATKlHS 136, 1-. IOIJOITHIS!) TtOtPEI4I WATD"U8, 1l7, I~ 166 ",.45 THRASH I~ WATT HI WDIMACK 112, Ill, III rlilfWft WATTS 119 WRI8fT 139, 141, 163 1JtJfIOe 117, 151 ST~IU 143 IM.IE 161 TI WIAIII 137, 138 i08 121, IJ&. 167 .W)1fE, 112 TlPTCJI 111, 139 t&I

, . ." I*QEfIGI» 1~ 171. 172 .. 1661. 1-. . ~.;- . uPfiHWUI WILCOJ 138, 1-. 18£. II' .,ltJ1E1 Ill, 117 -~ '-::.i : - WUNTl~ 165 .,IUnHS 121 IIAH ETTEN 161 "IUtI"" 17_ VAf(E 162 WILKS 116, 117 ~T 116 WII.LA8Y 141 ~14I WIUJIIID 1~ ¥A.fHI 119 WILLI .. 119, II', 111, ~ 165 112, : Il, ll", VIa< 164 116, 118, 119, vltSll 163 117 , 138,139, .ol~ 11' 1-3, ,"'- 16t, . wADE 1l7, 139 t62, t63, IllAITES 113 1~, 169

~~THE GENIE Third Quarter 1987 IX - • • • THE HISTORY or mE l)ESOENDA.NTS ; 0' THB , -* JERSEY SETTLERS 0' A.D~S oOU::i'l'Y, MISSISSIPPI 1n two volumes '. , Prances PrestonMl11s Bd1tor~~

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This is a compilation of the hi8tory and genealogy of the Swayze and King faailles of Newlerse" who'ln177' founded the lersey Settlement of West ,lorlda, slxteen .tIl11es from the Natchez fort. The Rev. Samuel Swayze and his brothe!r, Richard, were the ploneer leaders. Porebears are 1ncluded back ,to Willlam K1Dg'and John Swayze, immigrants, Salea" Ifa'stt.chuaet;ts. Source boOk' for the his tory of the Jerae, Settlement andn18t-ory of the founding of Pro testania. in Mississippi by the JerrUt1 ;Settlers. Genealogy of these Kiaais8ippl pioneers tor 207 ,.ar~ 8ince 1773. Oontains In formation perta1Ding to fam11ies of : Swayze, Klng, Bradley. Oole man, Gritfing, Oory. Luse, Ogden, Oarter and allled familles. It lnclude. an extenaive bibllqgraph1 •,