The Arl(ansas Family Historian

Volume 18, No.2, Apr/May/June 1980 ·THE ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN

VOLUME '18 NUMBER 2 APRIL-MAY-JUNE 1980

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ARKANSAS GENEUOGICAL soaE'n. Inc• .. 200 "A" STREET LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72205 ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC.

Of'f'lCERS DIRECTORS

T. O. Hamaker. Presiocnl Mrs. Wanda Aldridge, P. O. Box 184, Dyer. AR 72935 p, 0, Box 0, Magnolia, AR 71753 Mrs. Harold Alspaugh, 1016 Highland. Magnolia, AR Ms. Margaret Hubbard, Vice President 71753 Rt. 6 Box 238. Hot Springs, AR 71901 Russell P. Baker. 322 Laurel St., Mabelvale, AI Mrs. Gerald B. McLane. Treasurer 72103 ]12 Leach St., Hot Springs, AR 71901 Mrs. C. G. 8all. 4209 Fox Hill Rd .• North Little Mrs. Haylc P. Hol11s. Recording-Sec. Rock, AR 72116 628 Banner St,. Camden, AR 71701 Mrs. Kathleen Strickland Bell, 1250 Chestnut St., Mrs. W. E. Fullenwider, Corresponding Forrest City, AR 72335 Sec .• 523 E. Union. Magnolia. AR Miss Jeania Moore Burns, P. O. Box 353. Alma,"AR 71753 72901 R. W. Dhonau. Historian Mrs. B. R. Cole. Rt. 3 Box I, Alma, AR 72921 4410 Lee Ave .• tittle Rock, AR 72205 Marion S. Craig. H. D., 500 S. University - Suite Mrs. Wanda G. Arno, Herald 307, Little Rock, AR 72205 1421 N. University Apt. 5-326 J. B. Lemley, 1120 N. Detroit Ave., Russellville, 'Little Rock, ArkanSAS 72207 AR 72801 James L(~n Morsan, Parliamentarian Mrs. Sammy Mullis, P. O. Box 684, Monticello. 314 Vine St., Newport, AR 72112 AR 71655 '. Mrs. Larry P. Clark. Assistant Vice Miss Virginia Wright. P. O. Box 726. Camden, AR President, 1211 Biscayne Drive. 71701 Little Rock, AR 72207 Mr$. Mario B. Cia (Elaine Weir Cia), Editor 4200 "Alii St., Little Rock, AR 72205

NOTICE! NOTICE I NOTICE I ARKANSAS HISTORY COMMISSION OFFICE: PRESENT ADDRESS: O:.E CAPITOl. ~1ALL (Large Building directly back of the present Arkansas State Capitol Buiiuing, (2nd Floor, Open 8-4 every day except Sunday and Holidays). CENSUS, OLP NEWSPAPERS, CARD .FILE, BOOKS, ETC, (Please make a note, , , ,they have moved 1 1 1 1.1')'

Mrs, Mario B. Cia (Elaine Weir Cia) 4200 "A" Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205 (Editor) ~ CONTENTS pAGE NOTES FROM YOUR EDITOR. , , , , .... , .... , ... , . , , , , , , . , , , .. , , , , , , . , , .... , , , .. , ,79 BOOK REVIEWS ... , , , . , , , .. , , .. , , , , , . , , . , , , , . , .. , , , , , , , , . , , , , .. , , , , , , , , , , , ,. ,81 HIRAM LEBOW 6. SARAH BLEDSOE FAMILY,.", '" " .. '" "" "', .. " .... , "".".83 BETHLEHEM CEMETERY - Clark County, Arkansas"",',.,"""""', .... ".,' ,85 UPPER CEMETERY - Monroe County, Arkansas"",., .... ,""', ... ,', .. ,"",. ,94 WHITE CHURCH CEMETERY, Smale, Monroe Co" AR""""", .. "" ".,' ',." ",96 TAYLOR CEMETERY (Between Moro 6. Brinkley (Monroe 6. Lee Co., AR." "",.,,100 GARRETT CEMETERY, (Between Moro 6. Brinkley)""" ... ,.,' "" ,,"""" ,.,101 OLD MORO CEMTERY, Moro, Lee Co" AR."", """,.", , .. """""." ,',. ,101 HAWKINS CHAPEL CEMETERY, South of Moro, Lee Co" AR",. ' •.. , .. , .. ,."",,101 OAK FORREST, ARKANSAS CEMETERY, East of Moro, Lee Co" AR" .. "" """,,102 ARKANSAS BOOKS OF GENEALOGICAL INTEREST (CSA1911 Census), ... ", ""'" ,,103 LITTLE ROCK BIRTH & DEATH RECORDS (1871-1903), ... ", .,', ... '.,', .... ," ,,104 ALEXANDER McKINNEY FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS,.""",., ... ".""" """.", .112 INDEX TO SOURCES FOR ARKANSAS CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS", ...... ,"',.,,'" ,113 OLD CEMETERY ALABAM, Madison County, Arkansas, .,',., .... ,"', " .... ", ... 114 RECORDS AVAILABLE FROM ARKANSAS DEPT. OF HEALTH DIV, OF VITAL RECORDS ... ,118 PIKE COUNTY ESTATE RECORDS" , , , .', , , , , , , , , ... , . , . , .. , , , , , . , , . , , , , .. , , , , , , .119 RECORDS FROM DORTCH-BAILEY FAMILY BIBLE,.", "'" "'" ,., .. , """""".122 QUERIES ... , .... , . , , .. , , , , , , , . , , , , : . , , , , , , , , , , . , , , . , , , , , , .... , , . , , , , , ,123-150 TILFORD SCOTT HOGGATT FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS"""",."",.,."",." ,.",127 FREDERIC,K LIN~KS-1795.,.", ... , ,I, • , ••• , , • , , , , , , , , , , , • , , , , , , , , ••••• , , , , , , .132 BOWLAN-COLE-GAGE -WEBB BIBLE RECORDS, ... "." .... """"",."" .... , .. ,137 GEORGE A. HUBBARD BIBLE RECORDS"""""", ... """""."""".,.", ,138 McGRAW (McCRAW) CEMETERY, Northern Pulaski Co" AR",."",., .',.""." .. 139 JOHNSON CEMETERY, Northern Pulaski Co" AR.,.""""""", .. ,." .. "., .140 INDEX TO SOME POLK COUNTY, ARKANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS" ...... ,""",.,' ,147 CORRECTIONS FOR VOLUME 18 ANCESTOR CHART VOLUMES (Chart 11193).", .... ",147 ENGINEERS TO PLAT CEMETEkY-1942 BLYTHEVILLE, Arkansas""""""""", ,150

Neither the Editor, nor the Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc: •••WIle any responsibility for information or material shared by the contributors. Correspondence concerning any article should be addressed to the author (address is listed either at the beginning or end of their article). Correstions will be made, 8S soon as possible, if our office 18 noti­ fied, and proper correction is given). Mrs. Mario B • . Cia (Elaine Weir Cia) Editor.

COPYRIGHT J 980 - ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. 4200 "A" Str'eet Little Rock. Arkansas "12205 -79- NOTES FROM YOUR EDITOR DEAR MEMBERS AND READERS OF OUR ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN:

Just how proud can any EDITOR (or anyone else) be of 1500 people I III By the mailing date, which was about February 15th 1980, almost 1300 of our members had already paid their 1980 (or more) Membership fee ... WITHOUT EVEN ONE STATEMENT (or invoice or bill) being senti That is a large statement alone, but when anyone would stop to think, just how much TIME, POSTAGE, ENVELOPES, the Society was helped. When the metal plates are all correct (spelled exactly correct, with the EXACTLY correct address, and zip code) and in the proper zip code spot, in the file cabinet ... then your EDITOR is in business to send your Quarterlies, fast as possible to your mail box. The special members who need a small reminder, really cause your EDITOR problems .... first there is no time to send reminders ... all the time needs to be spent, trying to get enough Quarterlies printed for a number (not yet decided ... when the printing must be started... then the paper, ink, and many other supplies run short, and the excuses the various companies come up-with are some-time unbelieveable. Your EDITOR was formerly a salesperson (and some of those excuses were already ancient when our ancestors were youngl) ANYWAY when the paper is somewhere between the forrest and 4200 "A" Street, all excuses are of no value I Well then, the reminders finally are sent, so we can get in condition to send the June issue (all metal plates need to be in correct order, for the next mailingl) SO each day a few come in the mail, then time out to check the address, and file card, take it from one drawer to another (and place it in the correct order in the current file) and find a Quarterly, and envelope this time and postal stamps, and then a mail boxll I Meantime, we have sure run short again (3rd time now and a reprint is necess­ ary again). The Multilith machines are great, and wonderful, but they will only print one thing at a time I So whether ·the reprint comes first or the new Quarterly comes first I So to those who do pay before the 1st of the year are very important members in many ways. Now on the 8th of May 1980 almost 1500 plates are in the correct order, and only enough paper for 1000 to be printed, which have been done ... and the paper truck is fooling around againl and your EDITOR is leaving on the "SONG OF NORWAY" Ship, Saturday (with a two way ticket) so maybe everything will get squared away by the 18th of May. Try to remember WHEN YOU FIND IT NECESSARY TO MOVE I I I Let us know firstl We will hold your Quarterly until you know your correct address! Postage is terrible (and return postage is terrible terrible). REMEMBER ALSO - do not even expect you Quarterlies until after the 15th of MARCH, 15th of JUNE, l)th of SEPTEMBER, 'and' 31st of DECEMBER. Our index for the entire year is always included in the December issue and therefore takes a bit of doing to get that indexed and then typed). But you can pay your lY8l Membership anytime (never to early to renew ... REMEMBER $9. now and we never know when we will need to increase ... postage increase, paper. ink & many other supplies never stay the same), 20 May 198011! I! I There is sure not enough time or paper to tell all of .you WHAT A GREAT TRIP your Editor has just returned from ..... She along with 35 others from Little Rock, Arkansas (traveled together). This made a total of 1063 paid guests and over 400 staff members on this large ship. There was not one thing left undone. which could have possibly made our trip more enjoyable. We all returned with thoughts of how we could spare another 8 days and gather about $1200 dollars ... may not be as hard to decide this next timell! You will need to make a beautiful trip like that'to ever understand. You already know how your Editor tries to get enough ~alue from a dollar ... this time there were no complaints I I! Back to EARTH and our Arkansas Family Historian! Enough paper is now on hand to print our other 500 issues and our favorite printer is hard at work. By the time the covers are all addressed, he will have the additional issues well under way. Be very thankful when you do receive your Quarterly, as it has been a chore this time. Share your copy with others, but be sure it is returned to you .. . one copy is $2.50 and there are not many extras, especially with many requesting to become members with each mail. Once again please do not expect your Editor to answer any mail ... all mail with money (for various publications, etc. are handled soon as possible, and with the heavy load of requests for newmemberships, and other requests (many too many to mention here) time is really something 1 After you have read your Quarterlies (from cover to cover, as many of you keep telling us) you know about as much as your Editorl When volunteer help does come, all that time is spent, trying to assemble material, in preparation for mailingl -80- THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL ~;';IENCES HISTORY OF MEDICINE/ARCHIVES FROM: Max Baker, Ph. D. (Please refer to the information in the Volume 18, Number 1, January, February, March, 1980, Arkansas Family Historian, page 3). Thanks to the several r,eople who responded to this article, and further explanation is given here: 'Thank you for the opportunity to inform people about our facility", Max Baker, Ph. D. "The purpose of the History of Medicine Division is to document the history of medicine in Arkansas. There are three catagories of materials in the History of Medicine Di'1ision: The Historical Collection, the Schlumberger Collection and the History of Medicine Archives. The Historical Collection is a collection of medical classics and Arkansas me~icaI books. The nucleus for this University of collection was conated to the library in 1924 by the Drs. Edwin and Carle Bentley. Garrison and Morton's A Medical Arkansas Biblio,raphy and other selected bibliographies are guides . for Medical for se ection of books to be added to this collection . The Schlumberger Collection is a collection of books Sciences centered around the subject of Pathology but containing books on many other subjects. The collection was donated to LIBRARY the library in 1961/62 by the widow of Dr. Hans. G. Schlumberger. SLOT 586 The History of Medicine Archives includes medical materials not 1ncluded in the UAMS, institutional archives. The materials in these archival groups will be directly related to health care in Arkansas. Occasional publications of state agencies less directly related to health care will 4301 W. Markham be added to the Small Manuscripts Collections. Little Rock. Arkansu The purpose of the collection is to preserve the 72205 materials which cocument the history of medicine in Arkansas The collection includes books, photographs, personal papers and related materials. These materials are presently being solicited from local historical groups, the Arkansas Genealogical Society. members, as well as the area medical societies. Persons interested in us~ng the materials or donating materials to the collection should contact archivist Edwina Walls at the Medical Sciences Campus Library, Slot 586, 4301 W. Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas. 72205." *********** ARKANSAS FAHILY HISTORIAN .. . BACK ISSUES AVAILABLE ...... The following lists of Back issues (only one, two, or three are available for anyone year). These have bee listed in the past as Grab Bag issues, or odd issues. The issues for the'current year are not listed until the year has ended. Very few in the past years are available very longlll Since 1973 the issues have been larger and the postage has increased several times. Please do not destroy one issue of the Arkansas Family Historian, as Genealogical Records become more valuable and many of the earlier ones are out of print (and will not be re-printed). Postage is so high, only $5. orders will be filled, (or larger). Vol. 3 No. 1 3 1964/65 $1. each Vol. 4 No. r=== 2 -- 1966 1. Vol. 5 l 3 1967 1. Vol. 7 3==:: 1969 1. Vol. 8 1 2 4 1970 1 " ". Vol. 9 1== 2-- 3 -- 1971 1. Vol. LO 2-- 3-- 1972 1. Vol. 11 1__ 3-- 4 1973 $2. Vol. 12 3==:: 1974 2. Vol. 13 1__ 2 1975 2. ' Vol. 14 2-- 3 4 1976 2. " Vol. 15 2-- 1977 2. " Vol. 16 COMPLETE YEAr.:-:-:- .. ... , ...... 1978 9. t, Vol. 17 1 2 3 1979 2. " Only a few copies of some of these(and unless you can exchange with other members) there will be no more printed in the near future. Our printer needs to be working on new ~teriallll11 *********** NOTICE I NOTICE I NOTICE I If you or your an~estors ever lived in POPE COUNTY ARKANSAS ... You will not want .to be left out of the NEW POPE COUNTY HISTORY VOLUME II (now being gathered) for additional information, J. B. Lemley, Box 631, Russellville, AR 72801 (Do not delay, as the dead line is nearl) ANY QUESTION about what volume your ANCESTOR CHARTS or FAMILY GROUP SHEET (if you have sent these to AGS for publication ... when our finances etc would allow) and you do not know ~hether they have been published ... Write: Miss Jeania Moore Burns, BOX~5, Alma, AR 72921 (Chairman of Inf. on AC &FGS) & Duector. . -.At~. ,,/. A' L ~'+- -(.a,.eA.~. U/JA;t., (....<.4.... ~ 6~ -91- BOOK REVIEWS Reviewed by R. W. Dhonau, Director "COLUMBIA COUNTY, ARKANSAS, 1860 Census", compiled by the Southwest Arkansas Genealogical Society members, Magnolia, AR 71753. This was the first Census for Columbia County. There is a map of the county with political townships clearly marked as they were in 1860. A surname index is included. Slave inhabitants are list­ ed separately. The 1860 Mortality Schedule is also given. This publication is clear to read and is well organized for use as a source of information. This new census is valuable to our library and we appreciate it as a gift. (please order from the above address, $9. prepaid). "A GENEALOGY OF THE MOUSER ANCESTRY, Including the BEST and other Families" by Lafrona Foshee Mouser - 1978. This gift is from the compiler. This work begins with·a very scholarly discussion of the Mouser origins in Europe. As far back as 1630 families with various spellings of this name came to America in Massachusetts. Later they came to Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolinas. The ancestors of this particular family came to the Missouri Territory in 1803 and on to Hempstead county, Arkansas, in 1826. Some went on to Texas. So this volume is about the descendants of George and Phoebe Best Mouser's thirteen children and his brother David and Margaret Best Mouser. This family history is very well documented and organized. It is full of historical events and the continuity is so even-flowing that my interest was maintained throughout. This hardback book of 528 pages including index, may be obtained for ~25, postpaid, from Mrs .. Ben Mouser, P.O. Box 378, Spode, Texas 79369. Our Society greatly appreciates the don~tion of this book. "RECORDS OF STEVENS FUNERAL HOME, St. Francis County, Forrest City, Arkansas 72335 (July 19, 1897 - Oct. 27, 1913). This is a listing of deaths of all persons to whom funeral services were performed by this funeral home, complete with date of death. This is a valuable record which gives needed information. which cannot be replaced for people in unmarked graves or whose marker has been destroyed. It is compiled in a way that makes it easy to read, and has an index. (May be ordered from Kathleen S. Bell, 1250 Chestnut," Forrest City, Arkansas, 72335 - $9. prepaid) We thank Kathleen, for this gift. She· is also a member of our board of directors. "JOHN ADAM PLESS FAMILY OF POPR COUNTY, AlU

"THE SMITH-WOMBLE & Related Families - A History" by Letha M. Smith Williams 1977. This is a collection of very personal information about related families Each begins with an ancestor chart and ends with the person comiling it showing four generations of their family and that of their spouse. Then a detailed family history narrative is accompanied by diplomas, pictures, military records, favorite songs, poetry, prayers, essays, etc. This is a nice way to save, under the covers of one book, all of the things one holds dear and wants to remember and share with others. Informa­ tion may be obtained about it from Letha M. Williams, 310 East 21st St., Big Spring, Texas 79720. Names most prominent are: Bennett, Deere. Franklin. Grissom, Groebl .. Huggins , Horton, Kelley, Thames, Varner, & Williams. Thank, for this donation. -82- BOOK REVIEWS (Con't page 2) "RECORDS OF YAKIMA COUNTY, WASHINGTON, Volume V, 1979" ...he information was abstracted by members of the Yakima Valley Genealogical Society and compiled by J. W. Helm & Mrs. Elodie Town. Volume V is from newspaper abstracts of 1884-1907 peiord. It includes births, Adoptions, Deaths, Marriages, Divorces Probates, Naturalizations, Homesteads, and Reunions. This Book is part of the on-going program of that Genealogical Society to make records of their ancestors more readily available to genealogists and historians. The first four volumes were published in 1975 as a part of the American Bicentennial celebration. Each section is arranged in alphabetical order and is easy to use. There are 211 pages and a full name index. Although no exact address of the Society is given, they statp. that a photo­ copy of any newspaper article listed will be furnished for $1. plus a large stamped and addressed return envelope. This information is appreciated. (Address: Yakima Valley Genealogical Society, Box 445, Yakima, Washington 98907). '. "OBITUARIES AND MARRIAGE NOTICES from the Tennessee Baptist: 1844-1862" by Russell Pierce Baker, 1979 (Address: 322 Laurel St., Mabelvale, AR 72103) The Tennessee Baptist was a weekly publication which was widely read in neighboring states and had a loyal following. It reflected Southern relig­ ious life of its time. The deaths and marriages totaling approximately 2,700 are listed alphabetically and there is a surname index for cross re­ ferences. We appreciate the donation of this book of two types "f informa­ tion. Mr. Baker is a member of the Board of Directors of the Arkansas Gen­ ealogical Society. This book may be purchased for $15 from Mr. Eaker at the above address. "ELLIS COUNTY, TEXAS, NATURALIZATION RECORDS", compiled by Ellis County Genealogical Society, Box 385, Waxahachie, Texas 75165 - Mrs. Charles Kirk, President. These records date from 1878 to 1929, at which time the naturalization proceedings were put in the hands of the District Courts, rather than the County. The records were found packed in boxes in a storeroom in the basec ment of the courthouse. Thanks to the District Clerk, this was reported to the Genealogical Society and these valuable old records were saved and now preserved. Although naturalized persons came from 14 counties, 79% were from the Austria-Checkoslovakia area in Europe. A total of 457 persons are represent­ ed in this record, which is listed alphabetically. In most cases the geneal­ ogical information is very complete. There is a surname index. Many thanks for this book. (Please order from the above address, $.10.) "ANCESTOR SURNAME LISTINGS" -. Tulsa, Oklahoma, Genealogical Society. This is a listing of the ancestors of members of this Society. The ancestors are listed alphabetically and by the name of the state in America they came from to Oklahoma. Also given is the date they arrived from abroad. Lastly a letter and number code is give by which you can identify the name and address of the member to whom they belong, by a membership list in the back of the book. Further information may be obtained from: Tulsa Genealogical Society, Box 585, Tulsa, Okla. 74101. We appreciate the donation of this book. "THREE MAUNEY FAMILIES", by Bonnie Mauney Summers (Mrs. F. R.), Box 506, Kings Mountain, North Carolina, 28086 - 1967. This is a gift by H. T. Mooney, Jr., Rt. 2 Hardy, Arkansas 72542. Thank you very much. ~is is the history of three Nauney brothers who came to Tryon County (now L1ncoln) North Carolina between 1760 and 1770 from Pensylvania. The first members of the family arrived in America in 1750. The information is well documented and 10cica1 conclusions are drawn. There are many family listings and Family group sheets and anCestor charts to bring the families down to the present day. R. W. Dhonau (our Book Reviewer) has recently published an "Addendum To _ "STILLWELL HERITAGE in ARKANSAS -1798-1976" which was published in 1976. This adds 288 more descendants of Joseph Stillwell, II, (1752-1822) to the 525 descendants of the original family history. It may be ordered for $3. or with the original book, both ·for $10. from: R. W. Dhonau, 4410 Lee Ave., Little Rock, Arkansas 72205 -83- \"., HIRAM LEBOW AND SARCH BLEDSOE FAMILY EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is from Mrs. LaVena LEBOW WILSON, P.O. Box 684, Camp Verde, Arizona 86322 - "I am exclosing some information, a little more detailed than the FAMILY GKOUP SHEETS. I am preparing a more detailed outline of my Grandfather, Richard Daniel LEBOW and his family'.'.

Hiram LEBOW and Sarah BLEDSOE Family 1. Hiram LEBOW, b. 1821 in Claiborne Co., Tn., m. Sarah BLEDSOE, b. 1822 in Blount Co., Tn. 24 Dec., 1839 in Blount Co., Tn. They moved into Southern Illinois - Saline or Jeffereon Counties in the early 1840's where two of their children were born, one, the oldest was b. in Tn., likely Claiborne Co., and the last two were b. in Ar" and Sarah d. in Polk Co., Ar. in 1853, possibly childbirth was the cause. Both Sarah and Hiram LEBOW are buried in Cecil Cemetery east of Vandervoort, Ar. (Only relatives buried here). Hiram was shot and killed while riding the range in Polk Co., Ar. 8 Mar., 1880. IA. Mary Elizabeth LEBOW, b. 29 June, 1840/41, in Claiborne, Tn. (?), m. James CECIL ca. 1859. Mary d. 6 May, 1917, b. in Cecil Cem., east of Vandervoort, Ar. As I suppose James CECIL is, too. These are their children, but don't know much about them. 1. SarahJ., b. ca. 1860 in Polk.Co., Ar. 2. James W., b. ca. 1864 in Polk Co., Ar. John R., b. ca. 1866, m. Martha E. in 1881 Z: Mira E., b. ca. 1868 5. Thomas, b. ca. 1869, m. Dora 6. Rhoda A., b. ca. 1873 7. Levi 0., ·b. 12 Sept., 1875, d. 25 May, 1895, buried at Cecil's Chapel - Old Rock, Vandervoort. 8. Mary L., b. ca. 1878 9. Agnes Martha, b. ca. 1879, d. 1949 10. Joseph N., b. 19 June, 1881, d. 8 Sept., 1898, buried Cecil's Chapel Cem - Old Rock, Vandervoort. lB. Sarah Evelyn LEBOW, b. 7 May, 1843 in Southern, Ill., m. Nathaniel o. ALLEN ca. 1868. Sarah died 29 Nov., 1878 and is buried in Cecil Cem., Vandervoort, Ar., as I suppose Uncle Nat ALLEN is, too. These are their children. 1. Catherine ALLEN, b. ca. 1869 2. James ALLEN, b. ca. 1870 Fannie ALLEN, b. ca. 1872, m. GOFF of Lum and Abner Fame Z: Emma ALLEN, b. ca. 1874, m. WRIGHT 5. Letha ALLEN, b. ca. 1876, m. Wa.!ACK These children by second wife, but haven't her name at present. 1. Gussie ALLEN. b. ca. 1878, m. aARTON 2. C. O. ALLEN, b. ca. 1860 A. F. ALLEN, b. ca. 1662 Z: Minnie G. ALLEN, b. ca. 1663 5. O. N. ALLEN, b. ca. 1885 6. Josephine ALLEN, b. ca. 1887, m. LUTTRELL 7. Ira B. ALLEN, b. ca. 1890 Uncle Nat ALLEN had three wives, children by first and second only, No. 3 was Ella BIRDSONG. IC. James K. LEBOW, b. ca. 1845 in Southern Ill., was a retarded child, but was still living on 187.0 Polk Co., Ar. Census, and was listed as an idiot - must have been 25 years old then.

10. Rhoda Rush LEBOW, b. 19 Nov., 1847, first one born in Polk Co., Ar., m. Francis M. CECIL (bro to James who m. MarY), ca. March, 1868. Both are buried in Cecil Cem., Vandervoort, Ar. Rhoda died 19 Nov., 1934, and Francis died 12 Mar., 1940. Their children are. 1. Henry Clay CECIL, b. 2 May,l870, d. 26 Sept., 1956, , -84- HIRAM LEBuW AND SARAH BL~DSUE FAMILY (Con't page L) m. A. Lora ---- Alfred R. CECIL, b. 19 July, 1871 Charles F. CECIL, b. 6 Mar., 187) Mary E. CECIL, b. 6 Dec., 1874, m. Hiram NATIONS Hiram Alvin CECIL, b.,14 Feb., 1877, d. 1948, m. Leona MATHIS, sis to Ed. MATHIS who m. Betty LEBOW, dau. of . .... (TwillS) Daniel Richard LEBOW. 6. William CECIL, b. 14 Feb.., 1877, died a baby 7. James M. CECIL, b. 1) Dec., 1878 8. Marion Oscar CECIL, b. 2 Jan., 1881 9. Rhoda Ellen CECIL, b. 19 Aug., 1882, m. BARNES 11. Odie Walter CECIL, b. 5 Jan., 1887, m. Nannie VAUGHN b. )1 Jan., 1889. Odie CECIL died 26 Mar., 1965 in Valliant, Ok. He was a banker. Belton CECIL, s. lives in Mena, Ar. 10. Josie Emma CECIL, b. 26 Mar., 1885 12. Bessie Evelyn CECIL, b. )0 April, 1888, m. SKINNER. They owned and operated motels for many years in Mena, Ar. There are children. Joseph Orren CECIL, b. 2 Aug., 1890, d. 8 Feb., 1920 I can remember that some of the CECILS m. into the BELLS. but cannot remember who. Will look into this later.

Daniel Richard LEBOW, b. 5 Oct., 1850, m. Emily Catherine CAMPBELL who was b. 4 Sept., 1850 in 1870. Dick LEBOW d. )1 Jan., 1917, and Emily LEBOW d. 24 July, 19)4. Both are buried in Cecil Cem. east of Vandervoort. Their children are. 1. Robert Hiram, b. 25 Mar., 1871, d. 21 Nov., 1958, m. Blanche B. BRYANT 6 Sept., 1891. See other 'sheets. for details. 2. Male Infant, b. 1872, d. 1872 ). Daniel Lawrence LEBOW, b. ) Apr., d. )0 Nov., 1964, m. Lenora Turrentine SMITH 20 Sept., 1905. 4. Henry Martin LEBOW, b. 22 Nov., 1875, d. ) Sept" 1954, m. Lula Bell SULLIVAN 20 Sept., 1905. 5. Mary Elizabeth LEBOW, b. 29 Nov., 1877, d. )1 Mar. 1948, m. Edward McBride MATHIS 26 Feb., 1899. 6. Rhoda Catherine LEBOW, b. 2) Aug., 1879, d. 14 Sept., 197), m. Sterling Price JACOBS 6 Oct., 1898. 7. Male Infant, b. 1881, d. 1881. 8. Margaret Evelyn LEBOW, b. 27 Aug., 1882, d. ) May, 1922, m. Alamen Albain ASHFORD 12 Nov., 1905. Hi ram LEBOW and Sarah BLEDSOE Family Alice 9. Alice Minerva LEBOW, b. )0 Sept., 1884, d. 27 July, 1972, m. Pharm Benjamin WATSON 25 Nov, 1906. k(lO. / Joseph Benjamin LEBOW, b. 24 Oct., 1886, d. 25 Sept., 1965, /I,» e... " m. Elizabeth Catherine (Lizzie) BAILEY J March, 1906. 11. George Washington LEBOW, b. 14 Nov., 1888, d. 17 Feb., George 1954, m. Velma CAIN 4 Jan., 191). 12. Sarah Priscilla LEBOW, b. )0 Jan., 1891, d. 27 Mar., 1945, m. Robert Holmes BAKER 29 Oct., 1914. John Lewis (Jack) LEBOW, b. 27 May, 1894, d. 9 Jan., 1943, m. (1) Pauline (Polly) SANDERS 29 Sept., 1916, divorced. m. (2) Mary REYNOLDS, 6 Mar., 1929, divorced. m. () Irene LUSTY 14 July, 19)6.

correcti~~~an.d/or addi~~~s w~;omed. :/.~'tC~ ,~ 7~~ , "-- Signed. LaVena LEBOII Wilson ·85· llE'l'RLEHEM COOII'ERY - CLARK COUNTY, ARKANSAS (Near Whee1en Springs, ArIc.) Copied by Sandra Morrison 1972

Forthman, Wanda Lou 4-3(}-1931 6--1!1-l943 Forthman, James E. 9-7-1865 8-26--1954 Forthman, Rosetta 8-24-1873 6-18-1956 Herrington, Greuon L. Ark FL USHR WWII 1<>-8-1926 1(}-11-1955 Harper, Irene M. 1(}-2-1916 Harper, Olan A. 11-17-'1914 9-16--1956 Harper, _(Infant) 7-16--1969 Ingle, Thoma. T. 12-7-1858 3-3-1940 Ingle, J os.phena Pender&'%"'BI 12-28-1868 1-14-1950 Smith, Infant 1951 1951 Harper, Baby Harper t Sue t wife of Bryant Harper 3-17-1908 5-21- 1937 Harper, Martin Luther 1-12-1883 5-12-1957 Harper, Sadie 11-11-1886 (Two other 1UIIII&l'ked graves in Harper Block) Wray. Mannie M. 4-14-1837 8-2-1894 ;Iray, Wm C. 1-6--1833 2-26--1905 Wray, Clark A. 2-8-1904 5-19-1971 Wray, Marie W. 3-23-1909 Wr",¥, Charles C. 1-19-1878 4-3-1956 Wray, Sudie W. 4-27-1878 9-1-1967 Keys, J OM Hanry 5-2-1868 3-18-1962 Keys t Florenoe 3-2<>-1871 11-21-1955 Keys. James David 7-21-1874 1-19-1950 Keys, Dell Eakin 1-3-1877 1(}-,30-1948 Keys, Tom Alexander 4-17-1896 1-1(}-1927 Keys, Charles Garrett 8-22-1898 8-24-1930 Marks t James Leonard, Bon of Violet &. Victor Marks 6--22-1944 5-29-1947 Scoggins, Irene, wife of C.J. Sooggins 1-31-1895 3-22-1927 Scoggins, Calvin Jefferson 1-6-1889 2-25-1950 Scoggins,.Infant SOD of Jeff & Katie scoggins 8-1(}-1940 Shankles, Cecil Lea, BOD 1(}-5-1921 6-2<>-1923 Shankles, Jerr,y Eli, son 12'-6--1931 8-18-1942 Shankles, 11i 11iB Ark Pvt 42 Co 162 Depot Brigade, WWI 2-9-1891 6--3(}-1959 Shanklee, W111io Levi 2-9-1891 6--30-1959 S~le8. Violet Ursery 1(}-14-1902 Scoggins, Nobie L. 8-15-1903 12-8-1956 '" Scoggins, James T. 6-29-1893 1(}-9-1927 Eakin, Oscar L. 1(}-15-1909 Eakin, Dorothy L. 7-15-1912 4-18-1969 ~ Shankle, Jim H. 1892 1952 Shankle, Gracie C. 1900 Frizzell, Luther Martin 1895, 1941 Stroud, ArthUr 12-26--1883 8-5-1948 Stroud, Henry C. 3-19-1851 6-171942 Stroud, Mary E. 5-15-1854

Murr",¥, E1 b;y Stroud 2-23-1898 3-16--1923 Stroud, Claude 1(}-27-1886 3-25-1912 Stroud, Fannie 1_7-1889 8-2}-1908 Stroud, Stella 3-31-1892 12-15-1907 St roud, HHone? 11-5-1901 1-12-1902 Stroud, David 1(}-21-1870 }-25-1879 Rowland. Rebbecca Zorinda 6-29-1831 12-9-1909 Neathery, Harold 6--11-1911 8-25-1911 Neathery, Mary Stroud 4-26--1877 7-27-1964 Neathery, Ezra J. }-1(}-1879 3-22-1929 Leahy, Mary N. 1874 1945 JoneBt Mrs, E. P. ,6-16--1888 1(}-14-1959 Jones, T. R. 2-3-1874 1-11-1940 Abornathy, II. A. 2-12-1838 11-23-1917 "

-8b- BETHLEHEM CEMETeRY. CLARK (;OUN'l;Y (Con' t page 2)

rJoodall t Jeusie D. 3-13-1898 1-9-1944 \,oodall, Nona Kelly 12-22-1903 10-22-1970 Benton, W. R. 2-13-1880 5-13-1921 Frizzell, J. A. 9-4-1852 4-17-1918 Frizz.ell, Sa.rah E. 3-1-1876 1-12-1942 Frizzell, S. ;:. 3-3-1858 11-2-1905 Frizzell, James "Jim" 1892 1967

Woodall, Harry ~. 3-14-1889 6-4-1953 Woodall, two baby graves Branam, Rushie V. 1886 Branam, John T. 1873 1946 Iloodall, sallie 8-22-1861 11-19-1939 Woodall, William 10-13-1861 4-30-1928 ~Ioodall t 'rial ter N. 10-10-1881 5-6-1935 ,

Schee, Glen R~, Bon of Katherine & John Schee 9-28-1931 7-5-1933 Schee I John 1. 5-11-1898 9-7-1963 Schee, Katherine L. 12-14-1896 9-22-1964 McGinnill, J. A. 5-24-1832 3-14-1900 MQGinnis, M. H., wife of J. A. McGinnis 10-5-1847 2-4-1908 Jenkins t A. W. WI 10-31-1888 8-15-1919 Meassles, Marion 4-11-1878 3-4-1929 Meaesles, Cordelia 1-15-1855 3-16-1914 Measelss, Andrew 2-11-1851 1-31-1935 Davia, Susan Measelee 6-18-1891 5-28-1919 Wilson, RaBhie E. 9-10-1875 4-30-1939 Campbell, Mrs. Elna Iris 12-14-1969 age 55 Epperson, M. D., L. B. 4-1-1875 8-29-1940 Mock, SheIla Schee 7-21-1887 12-24-1965 Foyil, Alta M. 2-6-1894 3-31-1921 Schee, Aunt Dora 1862 1936 Schee, Uncle Jim 1853 1945

Brown, Everett J. 10-22-1884 10-17-1930 Brown, Howard H. 4-9-1921 7-27-1952 Stone, An.drew 1874 1955 Stone, Bessie 1879 1961 Humphries, Sidney A. Ark S Sgt Co C 303 Eng Btn 7-26-1925 11-20-1967 WI,II Humphries, Jesse'Lee Ark Pvt 29 Co 165 Depot Bri.9-7-1896 2-15-1957 WllI Humphries, Lilly L. 9-22-1894 10-18-1948 ->. Humphries, Inf Dau of Jesse & Lilly Humphries - b & d 2-25-1922 Humphries, Inf dau of Jesse & Lil~ Humphries 5-5-1918 5-6-1918 Gills, John 8-3-1864 1-17-1917 ,~ Gills, M. K. 4-3-1869 4-16-1918 Brown, John ~j. Co 8 21st K;y Infantry Brown, John Wesley 1840 1916 Brown, Sarah J ana 1860 1936 Gills, Louis W. Ark Pvt 161 In! 41 Div WI 3-2-1893 7-29-1947 Gill, Leard 1902 1967 Humphries, Jake Ark Pro 211 Co MFC WIll 1-27-1896 9-21-1959 Humphries, Jake 1-22-1894 9-21-1959 Humphries, Myrtle Gills "-26-1900 12-24-1960 Father & Mother of Marilyn (Gills?) Gille, Louis W. 3-12-1893 7-29-1947 Gills, Mollie V. Pugh 2-19-1900 Oilis, Inf Bon of Mr. & Mrs. Louis W. Gills 8-6-1920 Gills, Alice Luoille, b. of S. A. & Daisy Gills 9-22-1904 10-9-1906 Gills, Paul, in! of Sidney & Daisy Gills 6-6-1908 7-6-1908 Keys, Cora King 1885 1941 Keys, Robert E. 1882 1924 Nelson, Annie Ross 1882 1905 -87- BETHLEHEM CE.'METERY. CLARI< COIINTY (r.on' ~ l'''ee 1) Nelson, Hereil L. 1903 1968 Nelaon, ? Nelson, ? Beals, Dewey A.. 1-1-1898 4,.5-1955 Beals, Annie Eakin 1813 1956 Beals, Mary 11-20-1914 4-30-1925 Beals. Richard H. 1858 1931 Beals, Richie Newton 4-19-1893 5-9-1959 Beals, Ida Florence 12-3-1895 ROSB, James D. 1843 1903 Ross, Rebecca C. 1860 1946 Cates, 11ey M. 3-17-1881 10-21>-1951 Cates, Isaac A. 4-19-1891 9-19-1961 Fenter, R. L. 9-1>-1814 1-21>-1933 Birdwell, John H. Ark Tee 5' Co C 201 Inf Tog:an 9-11-1901 9-22-1960 WWII Windham, Douglas W. 9-11-1901 9-23-1956 Windham, 011a Catlette 1-10-1909 1-22-1955 Posey, Hobert E. Lee 1-3-1884 Posey, Pearl Windham 1>-15-1895 6-13-1968 Bunch, John Newton 6-19-1891 12-24-1939 Allen, Ella Faye 1921 1945 Windham, Luther M. 1816 1956 Windham, Hettie 1881 Jackson, Romie 1901 Jackson. Janie 1905 Story, John L. 6-1r 1815 11-5-1940

Horton I Walter 1884 1910 Horton I Nancy 1890 1966 Sparkman, Dempsey 1856 1939 S parkman I Nancy 1814 1951 5 parkman. Zack 1869 1945 Myers, Hattie, wife of J.A. MYers 1-5-1885 12-15-1906 Stovall, Elizabeth, wife of W. A. Stovall 1-11-1846 2-9-1908 Stovall, Willis Co E 11 Mi •• Cav, CSA

Windham t Lamar 1-6-1881 11-1-1906 Windham I Andrew J. 10-1-1860 5-23-1934 Windham, Charlotte 1-20-1861 1-21>-1902 Windham, W. J. Co G 46 Mi.s Inf CSA Windham, H. B. Co·C, 8 Mias In! CSA Windham, Page A. "His Uncle Pagett 12-11-1812 12-21-1951 Windham, Lelia E. "Hia Aunt Lelia." 11-29-1816 8-4-1963 Minton, stalla Keys 10-20-1911, 11y,Bm,28d Keye, Wm T. 1810 ,1940 Keye, Bettie W. 1811 1953 Keys, Robert A. 1891 1898 Keys, Jessie Emma 5-3-1885 9-4-1951 Keys, John Moses 11-1>-1811 12-1-1881 Keys, Mary A. 5-4-1843 1>-20-1923 Keys, J. M. 3-3-1843 5-1-1918 Wo~d, Malinda, 'Dee Keys Mareh 1841 Aug 1868 Humphries. Turner, son 1-30-1914 9-')-1946 Windham, J. F. "Rube" Father 1893 1956 Windham, Luda L. Mother 1893 Reed, Laura Marie b & d 11-3-1966 Harper, A. B. Mason 3-11>-1833 10-30-1898 Harper. John M. 10-24-1864 10-1-1895 Harper, Matilda, J., wife of A.B. Harper 9-4-1841 7-29-1892 J.N.B. ? Bunch -"Loved ones of Jeese H. Bunch, four wives and 4 children lying north." -88- BETHLEIiEl1 CEMETERY. CLARK COUNTY { Con't paee 4) Bunch I Harriet 11-14-1837 1-1CH920 Bunch. D. S. 12-28-1831 7-24-1891 Stone, James 9-13-1876 2-25-1918 Stone, Margret Ellen 2-12-1881 10-14-1943 stone, Cecil 1904 1966 Stone, Louisa 1905 stone, inr of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. stone 9-?-1901 ? stone I Clay 1-21-1880 2-14-1946 stone, Anna 7-13-1889 Stone. Wm CletuB Louisiana WT2 USNR WWII 3-27-1909 7-16-1965 Bunoh, Celia Stone Sept 1837 Mar 1905 Bunch, Lewis Co A 12 Ark lnf CSA , Gray, ~1l1liam T. 3-9-1861 1-6-1906 Gray, John B. 12-2-1861 1-10-1901 •. Gray, Henry, son of John B. & M.C. Gray 3-17-1899 4-21-1900 Gray, Laura ~. I dau of John B. & M.C. Gray 1-17-1895 8-8-1899 - Dickinson, Cynthia E., wife of Wm A. Dickinson 12-20-1842 5-27-1897 ~e8, Nancy Louisa, wife of George Haynes 6-9-1870 12-17-1893 Dickinson, Eli 11-10-1879 10-25-1911

Harrison, Lewis Br~ 1-11-1889 5-26-1928 Stone, Levi 3-20-1844 5-2-1927 Stone, Kate 4-11-1845 6-3-1922 stone. Mary Francis 5-3-1878 11-19-1914 Stone I Grover 11-17-1892 9-10-1915 Stone, Henry I. 10-15-1866 11-20-1900 stone, Temperance, wife of IVens Stone 4-17-1814 7-19-1870 stone, Levie 1872 1938 stone, Martha 1875 1938 Coon, Cleeta V. 7-15-1904 Coon, Bula Mae 9-14-1910 8-26-1970 Stone, W. C. 6-25-1836 8-18-1917 Epperson, Elvan Orval, Bon of L.B. & N.M. Epperson 6-15-1912 10-10-1912 Jenkins, Inf son of W. A. & A. E. Jenkins 6-27-1900 1-31-1900 Jenkins, John, son of W. A. & A. E. Jenkins 12-19-1903 3-31-1904 Harper. Sr., J. N. and WIFE (has H.H. at bottom) Edmonds, Mary T., dau of W.A. & Laura Edmonds 5-22-1886 5-12-1887 Huffman, Nellie Ann 1-28-1867 10-28-1932 Huffman, John Jackson 4-17-1853 1-7-1904 Huffman. HOSB, son of J. J. and N.A. Huffman 8-4-1885 10-14-1887 Ross. William 2-29-1820 4-26-1880 Ross, Nellie 4-17-1832 12-18-1907

Diokens, Melissa 2-5-1850 7-27-1914 -' DiCkens, J. M. MASON sullivan, Fainie Vansoly 4-19-1971 ,82y ,9m.12d Sullivan, Wm James 11-10-1971 ,891 ,25d <. Sullivan, Samuel M., son of E.S. & M.E. Sullivan 7-25-1897 9-23-1902 Clifford, Hattie ~ 2-18-1887 3-31-1911 Sullivan, M.E. 1862 1954 Sullivan, E. S. 1849 1943 Sullivan, Curry P., son of E.S. & M.E. Sullivan 11-13-1901 6-3-1902 Wilson. The Fami17 of Henry Wilson, Sam, Pv1; Co H 38 lnf WIll 8-28-1893 11-14-1951 Langley, 1eom P. 11-12-1938, age 70 Langley, Mag 5-28-1930, age 50 McDani e1, Henry E. Ark pvt US A~ 10-25-1935 M.cDaniel, Mr. W. F. 12-9-1941, age 17 Henslee, Mr. Dave 2-22-1951, 68 Y Henslee. Mr. Charlie Lee 8-9-1969, 55,- MasRey, Joe Warren, Dora Ma8Rey Hay, Woodson age 99 -89- BETHLEHEM CEMETERY. CLARK COUNTY (Con' t page 5) Hughes, glvin e. , eon of J.W. &. Lola Hughes 10-4-1918 9-15-1921 Harper. Dell 7-6-1894 6-9-1917 Harper, Jessie 10-1-1885 8-3-1904 Harper, Mary 1-18-1855 ;!-10-1904 Harper, Baby 1910 1910 Harper, W. P. 10-30-1854 10-16-1937 Harper, Sallie 2-5-1867 6-4-1947 Stone, Warner C., Ark Co E 12th Inf Btn WI 1-25-1898 7-4-1948 Dickinson, Susie Bear 3-1-1876 2-9-1963 !ear. Emeline 4-3-1845 5-31-1919 Bear, Elias Co F 12 Ark Regt CSA Bear. Thomas E. 12-25-1879 Bear, Ada 6-29-1884 3-31-1947 Bear, Johnnie 7-7-1910 5-8-1917 Howell, Jenette Nelson 8-12-1882 7-18-1968 Howell, Charles 9-27-1879 6-6-1948 Howell, Sam 5-18-1903 4-4-1961 Howell. Reece 1901 1902 Jackson. L. J. 3-4-1859 12-14-1903 JackBon, Eunice Belle 2-5-1898 3-2-1903 Burrie, )\. A. 9-29-1852 3-2;!-1937 Burris, T. B. 1-30-1844 4-17-1919 Beals, Inf Bon of Mr. &. Mrs. P. O. Beals 11-9-1910 Owens, Dale 1916 1936 Owens, JamBS R. 1918 1923 OWens, lfeil 1910 1919 OWens, Eva 1905 1906 Owens t Effie 1883 1919 Owens, John C. 1881 Crutcher, Baby 1934 1934 Forthman, Wonell, da.u of Edith & Amos Forth...... 7-2;!-1946 Forthman, Amos Clarlc 4-1-1911 4-10-1968 Porthman, Edith Z. Kelley "Married 5-14-1932" 1-19-1910 Turbeville, Uilliam Brice 7-28-1879 5-30-1958 Turbeville, Hattie Jane 7-16-1889 5-13-1969 Ha.rper, Ro.cksie Les. dau of J.N. &. A.B. Harper 4-26-1905 9-26-1905 Meaaeles, Doyle, 90n of W.J. &. H.P ••easeles 8-1-1912 1-25-1914 Steed, Luther E. 11-10-1885 2-5-1936 Steed, Minnie Lee 10-8-1901 6-26-1956 Christman, Will M. 1864 11-19-1913 Christman, Caddo Rogers 2-2-1873 5-23-1955 McClure. Mar,y Ethel 1928 1930 M~ lure. Fannie Emily 6-29-1902 2-3-1951 Horton. Jim P. 1888 1970 Horlon, Nora 1891 Horlon, Mar,y 8-1;!-1859 6-29-1943 Horton, J. W. 1856 . 3-14-1926 Horton, Claud 10-13-1897 10-23-1918 Horton. Baby 10-5-1903 10-26-1903 Frizzell. William Thomas 5-27-1879 7-27-1948 Frizzell, Ola HOrlon 7-29-1882 8-17-1907 McMullen, Verdie Whitlock 3-9-1894 8-13-1935 McMullen, Evert Bunch. William L. 1866 1923 Bunoh, Mollie 1872 Bunoh, Baby Franklin, Rev. George 1-7-1857 1-7-1934 Franklin, Eliza Jane 11-8-1849 1-3-1928 Gardner, Homer 1906 1947 Gardner,. Stella D. 1867 1907 aardner , Robert W. 1852 1921 -90- BETHLEHEM CEMETERY, CLARK COUNTY (Can't page 6)

Morgan, James H. 11-4-1837 12-2e.-1909 Stauffer t Sarah 10-19--1871 11-26-1946 Stauffer, Simon Peter Co B 13 MD Inf Stauffer, Infant Stauffer, Inf 4-7-1903 5-2-1908 Stauffer, In! Bon of Jaok &: Sarah A. Stauffer e.-10-1909 e.-24-1909 Snider, Harry 3-1-1875 1-9--1901 Nixon, L. G. 4-2-1853 10-12-1909 Nixon, Sarah Elizabeth, wife of L. G. Nixon 2-7-1862 5-10-1887 Mosley, Bendj/Len , Mosley, John B. Moaley, Lulah Mosley, Tildie Mosley, Alice MOBley, Joe Harper Dell, James Newton 11-19--1860 4-23-1918, aged 58 Bell, Bell, == :':>coggins, John 1857 1938 Scoggins, Robert H., Bon of J.T. & A.J. Scoggins l-e.-1899 9--7-1902 Scoggins, Clara Ann, dau of J.T. &: A.J. Scoggins e.-14-1889 e.-15-1891 Scoggins, Cannie Ellen, dau of J.T. & A.J. Sooggins 9--4-1885 10-6-'88; Scoggins, William Jefferson, son of J.T. & A.J. Scoggins 6-24-1880 10-17-1881

Brown f Turner Brown, Etna 9--29--1860 e.-1e.-1890 Brown I Rosia Brown t Dai sy Brown, George Woodall, Beulah May. wife of J.N. "/oodall 3-13-1898 e.-26-1934

Reynolds I Pearl t dau of Jake &: Maggie Reynolds '7-9--1898 9-3-1898 Reynolds, Maggie, wife of Jake Reynolds 10-27-1878 e.-2e.-1899

Scoggins I ~j. H. 12-7-1852 3-26-1910 Scoggins, Mary Alice 10-14-1864 10-21-1939 Nelson, Floyd Ark Pot CO,F 114 Engr. 39 Div WWI 7-6-1888 12-25-1962 Nelson, E. s. 4-20-1866 10-7-1940 Powell, Oscar 4-3-1885 3-2e.-1953 Powell, Minnie 10-17-1882 9--25-1931 Powell. Baby 1911 1911 Powell, Josie 1906 1907 Powell, Baby 1905 1905 Gulledge, Rufus Joel 5-3-1879 2-11-1971 Gulledge, Minnie Hodge 14arried 2-17-1907 11-24-1889 Harper, Nancy, wife of John C. Harper Harper, John C. 6-22-1828 12:-16-1900 Ne.1, W. A. Co A 12 Ark Vol. CSA Harper t Sl1san Ann Bell 1-29--1859 1-7-1911 Harper, Wm Alexander 9--25-1861 1-10-1942 Nelson. Jimmie Sue 11-20-1927 5-16-1952 Wingfield, Jake Grandfather 1857 1898 Wingfield, Amanda " Aunt Neel. Nancy Caroline e.-1e.-1833 3-19--1922 Neel, ~Im A. 2-17-1834 9--6-1875 Bourland, Nadine 7-1-1880 6-5-1881 Edwards t Anna Rae 9--8-1924 10-23-1937 Bourland, Dai sy 2-14-1878 6-1-1879 Williams, Leonora L. 12-22-1862 9--3-1871 Williams, Perry H. 2-10-1873 5-11-1875 Bourland, Inf Bon of D.C. & A.L. Bourland b & d 9--24-1874 Williams, Alexander S. 10-2e.-1810 5-11-1875 \hlliue, Leonora P. 1-26-1838 11-15-1912 William., Raohael A. - aged 14 yr. -91- BETHLEHEM CEMETERY. CLARK COUNTY (Con 't page 7}

Posey, B. M. Co I 22 SC Inf CSA riilliams, E. W. H. 4-4-1865 12-2(H895 Williams, Sr., S. B. 7'-20-1&\0 12-31-1916 Williams, Baby b&d 3-17-1887 Williams, Baby b &: d 4-23-1877 Williams, Laura Jane Ophelia 4-1-1876 4-24-1876 Williams, Alexander 12-17-1865 2-3-1868 Williams, Mary Florence 12-17-1867 2-5-1868 Horne, Eld. Absolum (,...1(,...1801 3-27'-1877 Hom, pennelia 3-27-1805 1-2(,...1889 Williams, Claiborn J., son of S.B. & S.C. William. 12-6-1891 9-30-1895 Williams, Fannie 1890 1890 William., Maggie 1886 1886 Stone, Margarete Horne &-27-1851 12-16-1940 Horne, Cornelius A. 12-(,...1833 3-30-1877 Horne, Inf dau of Mr. &; Mrs, J.B. Horne 2-1(,...1904 3-2-1904 Horne, _. Bon of Mr. &; Mrs, J .B. Horne (,...7-1907 9-7-1907 Horne I Baby Boy 1918 Horne, Ida Pearl, dau of Mr. &; Mrs. J.B. Horne 1-23-1906 &-19-1911 Horne, Jesse B. 1-21-1877 2-21-1956 Horne, Alpha J. 2-27-1880 12-23-1970 Harper, James Nick 7-31-1882 9-23-1958 Harper, Anna Belle &-30-1883 Phillips, Luia Horne 11-22-1898 1-1&-1952 Horne, Mar,y E. Ross, wife of W.S. Horne 3-2(,...1855 2-10-1929 Horne, BeLR W.S. Roberts l!try Arit L Arty CSA Eakin, Josie Marjorie 4-2(,...1921 10-13-1922 Eakin, Inf dau of R.D. & Sueie Ealtin 7-&-1919 7-8-1919 Eakin. Perlie 1890 1916 Eakin, Rufus D. 1885 1960 Ea.lc.in, Susie 1888 1961 Eakin, Marcus, son of W.A. &; F.A. Eakin 9-7-1899 9-27'-1900 Eakin, William Allen 7'-9-1870 11-4-1951 Eakin, Fannie Turbeville 10-7-1874 10-27'-1949 BoWman, J. K. 7'-12-1884 4-11-1916 , Cates, Susie Cates, Wiley Cates, Mary J. t wife of Ezra cates 9-29-1851 7'-1&-1918 Cat.s, Ezra Co E . 33 Arit Inf CSA Eakin. Petty Mershall 12-29-1879 7-20-1928 Eakin, Georgia Turbeville 2-7'-1883 7'-2(",,1964 ~in. Martha H. 11-17-1&\9 3-19-1918 Eakin. J. M. 7'-2-1&\1 1-1-1923 Eakin, Inf Dau of J. II. &. M.H. Eakin 9-7'-1889 Eakin, James N. 10-24-1883 1-13-1904 Sparkman, Lemu.el 1866 1946 Sparkman, Ida Le. 1872 1895 Horne. Samuel B. "In LOVing Memory of" Sparkman, Susan H. 5-13-1835 7-21-18'79 Sparkman, Della, wife of Z.D. Sparkman 5-11-1876 7-23-1907 Sparkman, Lou _, wife of Z.D. Sparkman 4-6-1872 (""5-1904 Sparkman, John Leroy, Bon of Z.D. & bE.Sparkman 11-5-1902 3-30-1908 Harper, Ella 7-22-1856 &-10-1941 Haskins, William A. 1883 1963 Stone, S.Clone, Bon of J.T. & Essie stone 4-15-1903 &-10-1906 Forthman, Raymond D. 7-13-1898 11-19-1956 Forthman, Arlina A. 1-19-1900 &-17-1962 Burris, Otmus M. 7-2-1879 6-6-1958 Burris, Euda L. 5-2-1880 12-11-1935 Burris, Delphene 7-34-1934, .. 12 Honnan, James Robert , Ark Pvt Co D 162 De~ Brig WI (,...9-1897 3-3-1970 Norman, James R. 1-5-1935 12-3-1935

Burris. Adolphus t son of O.M. ~ Euda BurriB 9-10-1897 7-31-1916 -92- BETHLEHEM CEMETERY, CLARK COUNTY (Con't page 8) Nelson, Hubert If. 12-23-1912 7-2-1969 Nelson, Ann M. Floyd 11-3-1922 Floyd Sam O. 2-25-1901 ~'loyd, Elsie M. 2-8-1901 Tinkle, Lizzie Ruih ~1-1880 Tinkle, James M. Ark Pvt Co M 145 Infantry ,/WI 5-13-1393 3-20-1956 Tinkle, Ama.nda ~'. 2-11-1860 1-1-1953 Tinkle, George C. 4-23-1852 1-12-1938 Tinkle, George Daniel 10-1~1934 ~28-1936 Gammill, Marvin Herbert son of C.A. & Ada Gammill 5-1~1905 8-2-1911 Floyd, ZelIa Mae 8-23-1968 age 45Y,llm,15O

ElliOt }o~red 1:. 1931 1961 Floyd, James P. 10-20-1961,817,100,50 S parka, Brelan Hyson 3-30-1911, 33y,2m,m NicholB, Jr., Veroil Willis ~12-1910, 32y,lOm,4d Allen, Ireland West Virginia CPL USAF WWII Korea ~14-1921 ~2~1966 Fortner, Inf son of Earnest & Lillian Fortner 1930 1931 l<~reema.n. John Thomas 2-23-1966 4-3-1966 Bean, George It. Ark SFC II Inf WWI . ~2-1883 1-23-1933 Fortner, John L. 1811 1951 Fonner, Angie O. 1812 1960 Forner, H.L. 1895 1931 Bean, Alta 1936 1950 Thompson, George H. 9-21-1889 10-28-1924 Minton, J. M. 1866 1919 Minton t Lula 1814 1919 Beals, Velma V. 1899 1969 Beals, Perry O. 1890 Phillips, Vassar Burris 1-1~1894 1-3-1924 Franklin, James M. 4-3-1925 ~rried 1-31-1949 Franklin, Betty Davia 12-2~1929 1-8-1911 li'ranklin. James Andrew . 10-14-1882 8-21-1962 Franklin, Hattie E. Marrled 3-12-1905 6-26-1888 Franklin, Milton H. Ark PFC 151 Inf 38 Inf Div WWII 1-11-1918 3-12-1945 Franklin, Espa Lee 1-25-1908 3-3-1922 F'ranklin. Dudlie ~28-1911 10-21-1911 Franklin, Rev. George A. 1-1-1851 1-1-1934 Franklin, Eliza Jane 11-8-1849 1-3-1928 Bell, James Newton 11-19-1860 4-23-1918, 58 yr. Bell, Mary Oler dau of J.N. & M.F. Bell 1-2-1891 ~6-1938 Harper, John B., eon of Dr. M.A. & Nancy E. Harper 4-12-1812 11-24-1882 Hoe, Tim-ey 2-2~1816 5-11-1943 Roe., Lanzo 6-2~1819 12-~1963 rrurbeville, Jirmie Norton 11-25-1814 6-12-1925 Turbeville, John Riley 3-1-1811 4-23-1964 Turbeville, Thomas Earl 1902 1943 Turbeville, Lucy Ella 1904 1960 Sooggins, Jane 1861 1942 Nelson, E. S. 4-20-1866 10-1-1940 Nelson, Floyd, Ark PVT Co F 114 IngrB 39 Dev WWI 1-6-1888 12-25-1962 Nelson, Callie Davis 8-4-1859 ~18-1942 Nelson, James Franklin ll-6-1853 5-31-1926 \·;oodall t May Nelson 3-26-1·894 9-8-1916 Nelson, Eddy M. 5-5-1890 ~30-1895 Elia , Lottie B. Mother 8-10-1890 8-10-1958 Elia, Charles Father 3-15-1891 12-3-1930 Elia, Marvin Brother 12-8-1910 12-2-1930 Elia, May 5-5-1895 Elia, Cricket ~11-1955 2-~1891 2-10-1963 Elia, Ella Mary 10-2-1815 3-28-1929 :81ia, Thomas 4-2-1856 2-6-1914 Elia , Sara J. wife of Thomas Elia 8-2~1855 8-~1899 -93- BETHLEHEM CEMETERY. CLARK COUNTY (Con' t page 9 )

Posey, W. B. 4-28-1887 2-17-1919 PoBey, Ilattie J. 12-4-1880 11-5-1936 Poeey, W. T. Muncey, Floyd Lee Ky T Sgt Co »601 MilPolice BN WWII 4-11-1916 7-6-1968 Munoey, Ina McDaniel 1-11-1904 8-1(}-1966 Ellia, John Ark Corp 526 EDgr SeN BN 7-23-1941 Malcom, Doyle F. Ark 51 US Navy WWI! 1-19-1924 1(}-9-197° lIheeler, Frank Henry 9-9-1881 12-31-1963 Hildebrand, Audrey Marie 12-24-1925 1-27-1942 Hildebrand, SUBie ~ 1(}-23-1900 Hildebrand, Lee R. 1(}-17-1896 9-7-1943

Gr~t Jesse Toney 8-3(}-1899 5-3-1969 Or~t Jessie Dickinson 12-17-1900 Gr$3, Jessie Toney Ark FPC 8 Balloon Co Air SVC WWI 8-3(}-1899 5-3-1969 Gr~, Bobby Joe 1-24-1933 2-18-1934 Grq, James 1852 1939 Gray, Mandy 1856 1922 Elvaston, Betty Ann 1938 1941 Elvaston, Mary "Margaret 8-1(}-1945 8-1(}-1945 Sparkman, Brother Clyde 1897 1931 Sparkman, SiBter Myrtle Perry 1893 1934 Jenkins, llillard A. 11-5-1867 3-11-1907 Eakin, Coy D. 6-27-1921 4-21-1969 Eakin, Sidney W. 9-16-1896 Eakin, Bertha Harper 2-28-1898 4-19-1971 Rea.soner, Ross 1675 1943 Reasoner, J.W. 1879 1943 Jenkins, Fannie. dau of W.A. & A.E. Jenkins 3-31-1905 12-19-1905 Carroll, Ca.lvin 1896 Carroll, Miss Amlie 1886 1966 Eakin. Doyle L. 1909 1957 Eakin, Floyd 1898 1949 E;akin, Hazel 1905 1946 Merrill, Claude llarriod 8-24-1927 6-9-1907 . 4-17-1970 Merrill, Jessie Old 5-23-1909 Gallant, Charl•• Elli. 1(}-3(}-1928 12-23-1933 Gallant, Mike A. 2-14-1899 Gallant, Lillie Boll 11-25-1903 11-14-1970 Bell, Annie Elizabeth 12-2-1908 Steed, TaIlIIIl' Lynn, dsu of Mr. '" Mr •• F.I. steed 11-1-1961 11-3-1961 steed, Aubrey L. 1917 1931 Steed, Charlie M. 1873 1968 Steed, Ruby T. 1888 1968 Williams, Gee W. 8-16-1864 1-13-1906 Wi lliamB, Mary Florence 9-29-1870 8-2-1958 William., Beulah, dau of S.B. '" S.C. Williams, 2-7-1896 8-18-1900 Williams, James C. 2-23-1904 11-2-1906 Ha.nnonds t Mrs. T. T. 9-9-1884 4-~1'35 Franklin, Riohard "Dick" 1887 1960 Williams, Cl~bourn M. 7-1-1888 2-21-1919 Williams, Earnest , Bon of Ben &: Cora Will1~ 9-16-1904 9-26-1911 Williams, Pauline, dsu of Ben '" Cora Williams 7-26-1918 9-16-1920 Emmertt, Cornelia, dsu of Jim'" lI,yrt1e EoDertt 12-23-1928 Williams, Benjamin Perry 12-25-1873 1-11-1961 Uilliams, Cora Bear 10-13-1677 12-25-1964 Roe, John M. 1903 1958 CroBB, Allen 'r. 3-15-1891 11-23-1965 CroBB, Berlha Ingle 8-6-1903 Franklin, Wilburn R. 8-26-1882 ll-2-1939 Franklin, Susie G. 3-12-1883 Franklin, Era E. 3-24-1908 1(}-19-193i -94- BETHLEHEM CEMETERY, CLARK COUNTY (Can't page 10)

\Hlliams t Sherrod B. 10-5-1563 8-31-1945 Hilliams, sarah C. 8-21-1868 6-25-1953 Williams, F JO wife of S.B. Williams,Sr. 8-5-1844 8-8-1918 Creal3Y, J .. W. 3-6-1860 3-11-1905 Youne, Martha 1818 1963 10-25-1908 9-22-1923 Gray t Dorrie MB\Y Fambrough, John Thomas 1-2-1888 5-18-1936 Fambrough. Allie Ruth 6-22-1895 2-11-1941 4-24-1969. aged 6 yr. G~. Albert W. 3-13--1856 12-5-1929 Harper', A .. J .. 8 Harper, Julia S. 1-14-1861 11-25-193 y Harper, Theressa 1-1-1885 6-5-1931 Harper, Henry H. 1-25-1881 9-19'-1955 ****END**** CEMErERn;S

MONilOE COUNTY. ARKANSAS Copied by Sandra Morrison 1972

UPPER C-''TERY - On Rwy #49 North of Smale. Arkansas

Sulley t Patrick June 1921? Parks, Lum 1-21-1969. age 69 Camp, L. Allen 1901 ' 1965 Camp, Neely L. 1901 1965 Smith, Mandie M. 9-23-1913 10-5-1961 Blackburn, Jeff 11-4-1880 8-2-1964

Evans, Allen N. t son of C.C. & M.P. Evans 1-31-1885 9-11-1886 Evans, ,lillie C., son of e.c. &: M.P. Evans 8-11-1818 6-3-1882 Evans, Cora Lillian, dau of C.C. & M.P. Evans 12-5-1880 3-8-1891 Evans, e.c. 9-11-1855 1-11-1394 Evans, Mary P., wife of C.C. Evans 10-3-1860 10-23-1894 Evan8, Wiley T. 9-1-1816 10-18-1956 EVi'.l.nB t LUCY MarrIER 1811 1961 Hill, P.A,., tlife of J .. T. Hill 4-15-1850 6-24-1880 Br0ad3. D.B. 1-5-1850 1-14-1882 Broad3. John Bibw? OUR DARLING 11-18-1881 8-24-1885 Hill, Cabot?C. 8-12-1891 11-19-1891 Tucker, Pearl 1-28-1906 10-23-1963 Brockwell, P. H. 2-17-1895 5-8-1958 Vance. Joseph Glenn 5-l-1962 Morris, H. ? ? Morris. R. H. "DaddY Bob" 6-11-1892 1-4-1963 Thornton. William M•• dau of W.E. & B.J.Thornton 2-5-1908 2-13-1908 ___,A.B. Collins. Walt.r s. 6-12-1883 11-20-1963 Taylor. J ••••• son of I'I.F. & K.B. Taylor 6-26-1885 6-11-1881 Dunlap. Alsxander S. 6-9-1809 8-20-1866 Dunlap. Elizabeth A•• wife of A.S. Dunlap 5-26-1820 1-10-1895 Suggett. Tall8>! V•• Ark.PFC Co A 405 Inf .WWI BllII 5-30-1922 10-4-1963 Spenc •• Mali ••ie One stone 9-25-1844 2-22-1918 Spence. William W. 10-4-1848 3-1-l92O Morrie, Donald Wayne Marri.d 12-20-1964 3-15-1946 3-21-1910 Morris, Elizabeth L. 11-~o-1948 living Smith, Vinson Thomas CO K 21st Missis.ippi lNF CSA Foster, Elvertie, KOTRER 3-25-1905 1-9-1962 Matthews, BabW Girl 4-25-1964 (St111bom) Kelly. Eva A. 10-12-1872, 10-13-1933 -95- UPPER CEMETERY, MONROE COUNTY (Con't page 2) Medford, Annettie H. 9-15--1873 12-n-1939 Medford, Levi V. 10-4-1871 6-29-1956 Hataw~, Ruth M. r;sp;y 12-15--1903 5-15-1948 Medford. Elizabeth Jane 4-18-1950 4-19-1950 Medford, Donna Sue 7-19-1948 1-27-1~67 Bonde, H.A.F., dau of I.F. & S.J. McLaughlin 12-12-1864 12-20-1881 Gross, Viola A. one stone 1-21-1911 living Gross, Perry A. 1-22-1906 10-28-1968 Pledger, Gracie Ann (OUr Darling) d&u of C.N. & M.A. Pledger 7-10-1884 10-1-1886 Kelly, Charles E. 1-1-1870 6-23-1930 Castile, Almer, Bon of T.J. & P.A. CaBtile 1-9-1887 6-20-1tl87 Wello, Daisey !I&e, dau of F.W. & 5.11. Wells 7-22-1880 6-4-1890 Murray, James P. 12-28-1869 8-2-1936 MurI'a3. Mirmie 11-26-1872 4-1-1936 Morris, J.M. 1872 1942 Morris, Della 1878 1946

? t Thomas E. (Broken stone) April ...... L Brown. Ch.a.rles 8-12-19~1 Terry, J oluula' Fl'II'lkltn 3-3-),902 3-29-1963 Terry, Sr., James A. .6-7-1908 2-27-1964 Terry, Baby Jonie Roy Feb 711 Terry, Thomas H. 1865 1953 Terry, Mary E. 1872 1931 Turner. l!."'ugene 5--7-1935 4-26-1939 Turner, Margaret 1-13-1925 lrl6-1937 Turner t Infant 5-14-194? one ~ old ThOMS. M.a.ry J. 11-19-1940 ~, Elisa J. 7-19-1932 Hawkins t Maggie 10-27-1877 5-31-1967 H... kins, Charlie A. 9-9-1883 6-16-1933 Roy, Emily E. 1871 19~2 Roy, Z.H. 1872 1957 Thompson, Clemona Roy 10-20-1899 2-17-1962 Thompson, Infant Cynthia E. 12-8-1964 ThompBon, Mildred Davidson 9-30-1969,35Y,7m,23d

Lind.~, E.F. wife of L.E. Lind.~ 7-2-1860 3-18-1892 Linds~, E.F., dau of L.E. & E.F. Linds~ 2-18-1892 7-6-1892 Clinton, George w. 3-6-1887 12-21-1942

Grimes, Jesse E. t son of J.T. & Catherine Grimes 12-21-1894 11-14-1914 Grime., Albert R. Okiaho.... Sgt Mediael Dept, WWI! 6-27-1897 9-16-1952 Grimes, Mrs. Kate 4-9-1968, 93y,2m,7d Mizzle., Rul:!Y IIa,y ThelmA,dau of T.II. &. M.A. Mizzles 5--9-1914 4-10-1915 Singleton, Phebe 5--10-1830 11-2-1884 Nelson, J.L. 5-3-1865 2-22-1886 Hurst, Virgie OVerton, wife of Will Hurst· 1886 1918 Hurst, Blanch. dau of Will & Virgie Hurst 1912 1918 Hurst, Infant Dau of Will &. Virgie Hur.t 7-19-1910 11-9-1910 Hurst, Mary Catherine 11-9-1908 9-17-1912 King, Oliver, eon of A.M. & Annie 3-22-1895 10-22-1906 King, Albert II. 2-14-1869 5-28-1914 King, J .R. lIoodman of' the World 1871 10-6-191~ Chasm, Walter A. 3-25-1819 6-8-1924 Chi•• , 1/adie B. 1-31-1895 6-29-1925 Sebastian, Lillie L., wife of 5.5. Seba8tiaD 12-29-1889 12-20-1914 Sebastian, Samuel 3-16-1966. 8~.3m,l5d -96- UPPER C~METERY. MONROE COUNTY (Con't page 3) llurut, h.J. 1881 "! Hurlit, ~lill 1883 1968 Huret, ~.A. 1906 ? J,lord. 'jj'm Loyed 6-{;-1875 I"ord, Qnorella 2-28-1877

WHlTI!i CIHlIlCH Coom;J(Y - On Kwy 1149 North of Smale, Arl<.

Pledger, Cr,yotal Diane, in! dau of M.L. & Mae " Pledger 2-1-l943

Colline, Claudie B. 3-23-l911 7-~1941 ~ Ple~r, Dais;y BCIllah 10-19-1884 9-22-1956 Pledger, Patrick n. 10-13-1874 3-15-1929 Fryar, Inf Bon ot Mr. & Mrs.O.K. Fr,yor b & d 8-20-l933 Fr,yer. George S. 7-24-1878 )-8-1942 Fryer, Ida 4-25-1877 3-29-1932 Lovell. Cora A. 3-l8-1902 1-31-l942 Lovsll, G1~ s. 3-25-l904 3-l8-1934 Lovell, Henry L. 7-25-1904 5-29-1948 hovell, Willie 1875 1961 Lovell, Tishie l883 ? Fields, Mitchel Z. 9-10-l885 3-8-1958 Fields, John Edward 8-6-l919 2-4-1939 Fields, Jr., Mitohel Z. PVT 397 In! 1/W1I 11-19-1920 12-13-1946 Pledger. Dale Eugene SON 1-26-l938 3-3-l96l Pledger, Rennel "Litt" FATHER 12-3-1908 8-17-1962 wooten. R.E. 7-29-1857 9-5-l936 Wilson, Wm Daniel 6-l4-1967, 831,5m,2Od ~a18on, l.'una V •• wife of W~O. Wilson 7-19-1903 2-29-1920 Story, Almon H. 2-28-1895 2-22-19l5 Malone t Mary 1888 19 Malone, S~el E. 1885 19W Parks, David S. Louisiana Saddler 71 Machine Gun Bn, \/wI 11-6-1890 9-27-1958

Fryer I John J. 1-22-1882 4-18-1957 f'ryer. Nmma D. 2-10-1893 9-24-1964 Storey, Rev. c. \0'. 10-9-1862 10-20-1955 Storey, Mary Francis 11-20-1866 3-20-1941 Manes, Hobert B. Woodman of the v:orld 5-22-1870 3-l-1912 '. Manes, Birdie, tlife of R.B. Manes 1-l3-l870 4-9-l911 McClendon, J.Alex 1884 McClendon, Etter 1849 1944 Shell, Florence, wife of Harry Shell 2-16-1899 1-1-l91O McClendon, James A. 6-26-1884 4-9-1949 McClendon, Etter E. 2-14-1903 9-30-1949 Wood, Ninon J., dau of G.W. & M.M. Wood 5-19-l906 2-17-1912 Grimes, Maud L. 11-l7-1880 2-5-1936 Qrimes, John W. 10-ll-l852 6-26-l932 Grimes, Felix E. l0-27-1886 12-23-1909 E.E. G.? Grimes, Lee 2-9-l88O 9-16-1947 Stor;y, Lero;y Arl< AS US Nav;y WI 4-l6-1924 8-28-1955 Soott, Charlie E. Ark B112 WI US Nav;y 8-l6-1897 l0-29-1962 Overton. George L. 6-26-1907 "«" 50 Hill, Laura F., wife of J. T. Hill 12-18-l862 1-27-1911 Red, Mary A. K;ys1. 1-30-l854 11-l4-194l Bryant. Henry Robert 10-14-19l2 3-l-l962 -97- WHITE CHURCH CEMETERY, MONROE COUNTY (Con't page 2) Pledger, In! son of G.D. & e.o. Pledger 5-14-1881 5-26-1881 Pledger, Robert W., BOn of G.D. & C.G. Pledger 2-28-1879 9-4-1887 Bryant, George A. 3-14-1875 11-3-1938 Allen, ,/il11am R., Bon of Ben & Etta 1-7-1897 2-4-1918 Allen, Mary E., consort of Ben Allen !r-13-1876 2-!r-1899 Allen, Ben 2-27-1864 2-17-1918 Hill, C.S. 3-31-1844 1-14-1881 Fortenberry, Ida Ta;y1or 5-!r-1817 !r-7-1967 > Terry, Jr., son of Mr. and MrB. J.T. Hill 12-17-1922 12-24-1922 Hill, Carrie Mae 7-14-1900 4-10-1924 Settelmires, Rupert d. Art< PV"t 232 Mil Polioe .. Co WWll 2-7-1917 8-14-1942 Kizer, Jacob C~plint Bon of G.W. & S.E. ~i ••r 10-31-1890 4-28-1891 Kizer, Grover Cleveland, Bon of a.w. & S.E. Kizer 1-26-1889 7-2!r-1890 WilBon, MrB. 01a Scott 4-6-1970, 7Oy,16d Scott, John T. 10-6-1873 2-25-1959 Soott, Susie 100-4-1876 1-21-1954 Kizer, Geo 'W. 5-8-1852 4-16-1893, 4ly, 8cl Evans, Lewis B. 12-4-1889, 46 yr" Evans, T.W., son of L.B. & A.A. Evans 3-20-1873 1-31-1/04 Evans, J.W., SOD of L.B. &:. A.A. Evans 2-25-1875 !r-3-1894 Evans, J .E., son of L.B. &:. A.A. Evans 8-18-1/l88 !r-1-1899 King, John M. 1-18-1872 12-3-1921 King, Hughe., .on of J .11. & E. J. Kin& 5-1-1905 7-20-1915 Fryer, Minnie WinkleB, John B. ~1863 1-6-1911 Norman, Gussie V. 1892 1950 Bradley, William 'l'hO""'B 1875 1945 Bradley, II, Wm T., OUR SON 1946 capshaw, Martha J. 12-25-1876 11-28-1903 Capshaw, lIinneo1a, wife of W. A. Capshaw 4-18-1867 10-5-1895 Pledger, Roy, 80n of R.W. &:. F.E. Pledger 6-28-1887 10-5-1897 Coulter, Sarah II., wUe of II.C. Coulter 2-12-1648 4-6-1889 Coultar. NatbAn1el C. 10-15-1837 11-2!r-189O Winkle, Dora G1_in, wife of J .R. Winkle 11-30-1870 10-27-1910 Wheelock, Linda A., dau of J.A. & I.L. Wheelock !r-10-189O !r-23-189O ~ Wilson, Uda, wife of John W. Wileon !r-!r-1866 7-13-1901 Wilson, John W, 9-4-1852 11-26-1911 ;. DeShazo, Isaac E. 1866 1943 DeShazo, Leoil A. !r-12-1886 1-26-1904 Deshazo, Ben Ella 1861 1943 Deshazo, J abe A. 2-13-1899 3-11-1961 Smith, Joseph 2-13-1877 5-13-1938 lIoIIul'trey, Virginia Smith 10-21-1931 Lenox, Ollie Mae 4-2-1900 100-4-1926 Smith, Joe 1878 1938 Smith, Sarah 1879 1962 Soruggs, c.w. 12-5-1878 11-4-1961 Fowler, James WeBley 9-16-1879 !r-13-1910 Brown, Elsie Ramona 3-31-1934 7-5-1939 Sebastian, Ada L. 1880 1939 Sebastian, Sen.q M. 1874 1939 Smith, Annie Lee 5-17-1892 !r-25-195O soruggs, Clyde Clif'ton 12-15-1906 3-1!r-1931 Sebastian, Thoma. W., son ot H.II. & A.L. Sebestian 11-30-1903 !r-14-1904 -98- WHITE CHURCH CEMETERY, MONROE COUNTY (Con't page 3)

Sebastian, Josephine, dau of H.M. & A.Loo Sebastian 12-18-1899 2-11-1904 Sebastian, C.. M. 4-24-1847 5-14-1906 Sebastian, Bernioe Gertrude, dau of J.D. & Luls. Sebastian 8-16-1909 8-30-1912 Fryer. Inf. dau of G.S. & Ida Fryer 8-9-1902 9-12-1902 Fryer, Inf. Bon of G.S. & Ida Fryer b & d 7-26-1912 Pledger. Thomas Emmet. son of s.H. & R.J. Pledger 1-13-1884 7-17-1888 Fryer, Nora Elverta Matlock, dan of G.5. &: Ida Fryer 4-9-1901 5-6-1918 Storey. Mildred 1-29-1915 T Bre.ltefie1d. C1auda. ~. dau of D.N. & H.P. :llre.ltefield 3-12-1878 8-20-1885 .. Cor ley. 11m L. 9-21-1883 10-12-1907 Corley, John L. 1855 1901 Corley, Martha C.. 1859 1952 Scruggs, John Clinton, son of C.Woo & Z.P. Sorugge 4-4-1908 6-6-1908 De Shazo, Ala.ce 6-29-1855 1-3-1938 De"Shazo, A.G. 12-26-1841 12-19-1932 De Shazo. Joseph \'1. 1872 1932 De Shazo, Mattie Joo , wife of J.W. De Shazo 3-19-1875 10-24-189d De Shazo, Albert F., 10-9-1875 10-12-1895 De Shazo, Dora Alioe 9-28-1869 4-18-1885 Dixon ••1. D. Co D 2 Ark Inf CSA Scott. Mary Elizabeth Nov 1912 Rodgers. Sam J. Ark M US Army 11-22-1893 7-11-1935 lrilla, Lena 9-3-1874 3-11-1943 Marshall, Pleas 8-31-1859 1-12-1946 WrlQ'. M.E. 4-1. 8-2-1884 Wray, Fannie 6-8-188G ll-)O-l88c Pledger. S. 0 •• son of G.D. & C.D. Pledger 9-11-1883 5-30-1898 Pledger, Thomas L. 12-27-1812 3-15-1876 Pledger. Thura .... wife of T. L. Pledger 8-3-1816 3-15-1889 Pledger, George Calvin 9-13-1886 12-13-1914 carter, Sallie D. Wagner 9-3-1857 12-22-1909 Carter, J. W. 11-11-1862 1-5-1912 Alexander. Charles Elbert CPL 155 Ambu1 Co IIlII 1-9-1896 1-12-1954 Carter. Oeorge W•• Co E CSA 23rd Ark Inf Pledger. Agnes LindBey 1903

Dorman t Thomas Harper 3-25-1883 1-4-1961 Donnan, Martha V.irginia 3-25-1877 5-23-1961 Pledger. G.D. 11-15-1844 12-21-1914 Pledger. T. L. Family 10-19-1872 10-13-1951 Shepard. Robert M. 1914 1942 Shepard. Eunice IIa.y 5-29-1927 12-10-1931 Fi aher. Sarah 5-26-1859 Williams. Inf son of Ruth & Elza Williams April 1951 Williams, Vernie W. 1885 1945 Williams. Sarah N. 1896 1954 Williams. stella E •• dau of V.W. & Sarah Ili11i8llls 7-12-1912 11-19-1917 Williams, \'leeley, son of V.Woo &: Sa.ra.h. Williams 11-10-1913 Shepard, Dave Roscoe 7-11-1891 3-28-1947 Shepard. David Junior 1-31-1929 1-27-1965 Shepard. Minnie Soott 2-8-1892 10-31-1967 McCa.in, G. T .. 11-1-1864 9-24-1912 London, Michael Lee 12-1-1957 12-2-1957 London, Linda ~ 5-26-1947 12-2-1960 Camp, Clarenoe Otis 10-15-1935 6-23-1939 -99- WHITE CHURCH CEMETERY, MONROE COUNTY (Con't page 4) Morris, Tom 4-5-1885 12-12-1960 M.orris, Annette 1-14-1886 4-3-1961 Holcomb, James K. 1874 1957 Tripplett, susan 1847 1929 Proctor, Paul 1884 1953 Camp, Clarenoe Otis 10-15-1935 6-23-1939 Orear, W. H. 2-6-1877 3-16-1915 Fisher, Willie J.D. 9-15-1882 2-8-1936 Kizer, Robert Ramp 2-18-1966, age 62 Fryer, Callsy Fryer, )lag ~ Fryer, Jim Holbrook 1- 1904 1941 Carterf Ma.ry E. Carter, S. L. 11-25-1873 2-9-1939 Rh1neheart, Virginia. Ann 1876 1952 Rhineheart 1 James M. 1875 1942 Carter, Milas A. 11-2-1936 2-29-1939 Collins, Mary Alae. 1877 1924 Collina, John A. 1879 1956 Collins, Vivian Hazel 1909 1940 I Hubbard, Reuben V. 8-2-~~62 ? RUBsell age 48 I Brown, Eva. L. 3-4-1883 1-17-1957 Brown, Ralph 1-16-1876 1-25-1958 Howell, Susie 6-3-1868 7-19-1957 Ca.rter, Thomas M. Ark Pvt Co B 28th JIled Btn WWII 3-30-1919 11-25-1953 Shell, Harry 8-22-1886 3-31-1945 Clare, Ellowese 1933 1940 Baxter, George W. 1-9-1875 4-4-1946 Wilson, Franklin R. 10-25-1888 10-5-1951 Wilson, Heta Marvell 1-22-1927 5-15-1941 Donnan, Carrol ». 10-25-1942 11-17-1948 Baxter, Octavia Selph 9-5-1969, 69Y,2m Baxter, Latroy 1-31-1940 3-)0-1944 Cook, D8.1UlY Ray, Bon of Gene &. COlUlie Cook 6-23-1959 8-27-1959 ~ Clinton, Leslie NeelY 1905 1963 Simmons, Houston D. 3-8-- ? _19 Sinnol1B. Naomi Francis 1896 1961 Simon6, Lawrence Bradley 1-17-1929 Poe, George W. 1856 1920 Simona,t Charles W. 6-11-1902 8-5-1952 Simons, Birdie M. 10-ZO-1905 Rigdon, Edwin W. 12-25-1906 7-25-1940 Ingr.... , Birtie 11-19-1891 8-19-1954 Rigdon, JIlaggie Go~f 8-23-1890 7-8-1955 Troy, Donald Ray 1-18-1961 2-26-1961 Clinton, Eli J. 6-26-1882 1-15-1956 Clinton, Ness 1-6-1884 10-25-1929 Bryant, E. 1934 Btyant, Joe 1903 1941 Bryant, Willi.... 1880 1945 Williams, Elizabeth 3-6-1889 10-7-1960 Tucker, Ell.. M. 6-11-1883 8-16-1916 Toland, IIu8h c. 1896 7-14-1942, ago 72 Walker. Franoes Jean 1946 1952 Wa.lker. Donua Kay 1948 1952 Walker, Hickey 1949 1952 Walker, Ronnie 1951 1952 Walker, Fra.nltie Aakew 6-22-1932 2-3-1952 Walker, Baby Girl 8-)0-1938 -100- WHITE CHURCH CEMETERY, MONROE COUNTY (Con't page 5)

Herit~. Georgia 10-7-1898 5-2}-1956 HearUge, Wm I. 4-8-1969, 78 1TS Johnson, Alioe Scott 8-15-1898 4-14-1960 Johnson, Ed 8-2}-1888 1-18-1965 Mil.s, Robert L. RCT 16 ROT Co, Gen Serv Inf Sept 29, 19~9 Davie t Mary Francis· 1860 1950 llarlin, Albert Glenn Ark WWI USNR 1-27-1923 2-11-1950 Vaughn, Sidney 1-5-1952, age 55 ~li18on. Merlin 1935 1936 Patterson, Lee A. 7-24-1869 2-29-1920 Pepper, Constance B. 1886 1964 Pepper, Elliott ~l'. 1882 1953 -' Pepper, Roy Kloman 10-15-1910 11-16-1967 Pepper. LOis ~I. 1-10-1912 Little, J.T., Bon of S.C. & Birtha Hill? 2-18-1910 12-}-1910 (or Hil1-se. above) Fowler, Wm T. .Ark Sgt 2nd ~ Combat in Korea 10-13 '1925 9-}-1950 Fryer, Wm B. 12-1-1901 ll-21-1935 Sandere, George U. 1862 1954 Wofford, ,I. Edd 1872 1934 \-Sofford, Alva 1873 1945 Smi th, Delbert \Ia,yne 4-10-1938 10-18-1939 Smith, ~yat wife of A.~. Smith 1905 1924 Martishaw, Minnie 12-18-1878 2-3-1962 Davenport, Laura E. 11-25-1893 8-11-1968 Davenport, Peter G. 6-11-1888 1-5-1968 Davenport-, Mary Elizabeth 1942 1952 Davenport t Vista Lovell 1914 1953 v/il.on, Henry 1898 1968 Wilson, Velma. 1906

vSilliams, ~"unioe 1921 1928 Williams, Robert C. 5-10-1864 2-15-1963 Williams, Mattie E. 1-31-1873 5-20-1937 Bramel, _ Elizabeth 1865 1938 Bramel, Luther Henderson 1883 1960

Bradley t Horace 1904 1941 Benson, Bethena Jane 5-5-1866 ll-29-1935 10-20-1860 12-21-1921 Benson, J.E. ) UilsOD. Samuel L~ther 9-2-1911, age 32 yrs Long, \'1. T. 12-26-1887 Aug 1907

CEMETERY -' NMe U:alsaown n~' Smal., AritanBM (in iron fence)

BondB, Ella 9-13-1865 11-20-1932 Bonde, W"J. }-2-1861 7-}-1916 »onda, W. J. wnon" 1892 1959

LIlE COONTt, Allr:AliSAS Copied by S6Ddra lIorrison 1972

TAYLOR CE!!!!1l'ERY - on Rwy 78,(batween 1101"0 and BriDkley)

sa.ntord, Nettie, wife of J. R. sanford Sallford, John W. Sanford, Osoar, son of JIr.oI. lira. John & Sarah Sanford 11-28-1884 10-16-1902 age 18 -101- TAYLOR CEMETERY, LEE COUNTY, ARKANSAS (Con't page 2)

Campbell, Kate 12-16-1871 12-7-1954 Campbell, George G. 10-2-1875 11-8-1929 Phillips, Robert lo-&-l941, 21 y Phillips, Sarah, wife of John Phi11ipe, dau&hter of S. & R. Cobb 6-10-l852, 5l7, !)m,16d (There are 5· ur 6 1IIIIIII'ri<84rgrave.)

GAIlJU.'l'r Cg!ETEKY - on hwy 76,(between Moro and BriDk1ey) Ham, Fannie M. 12-7-l873 11-2-l886 Diamond, Rice J. 8-29-1881 1-12-1904 (There are 7 or IIIOre Wllll&rl

, OLD !lHO CliilETERY? Moro. Arleansas

Miller, Nancy E. , wife of Moses Miller 12-7-1839 3-23-1873, 33y,3at,16d Miller .. J. B. 9-26-l867 12-19-1870, aged ? Miller, Sufronia A. 12-12-1862 6-19-1865, 27 ,6m,I!!d Miller, Minn1~ J. lo-l-186l 12-20-1861, 2111, 19d Miller, Polly L., wife of M. Miller 4-28-1820 11-4-1859 Youngblood, S. E. 5-2-1851 9-27-1879 Cuyne., Gertrude, wife of Ed Guyne. 1-l5-1876 12-7-l895 GuyneB, Earnest, son of :Ed &. Gertrude Guynes 12-7-1895 lo-17-1698 I!cCarty, Maggie H., dau of M.K. & M.G. McCarty 6-16-1884 6-28-1900 Miller, Betie, dau of J. & M.E. Miller 2-19-1878 8-20-1886 Miller, Lizzie Myrtle, dau of J. &. M.E. Killer 3-21-1880 7-5-188l Millwee, Wm. Etta, dau of C.S. &. E.A. Millwe8. born at Cotton Plant, Ark. . 11-2-l865 6-22-187l, ~,7m,2d R.L.M. ? (Near Millers) M.F.M. ? :: Jt.E.M. ? HAWKINS CHAPEL CEIIIill'ERY - South of Moro, Ark.

Pulliam, lli11i801 M. 3-13-1896, <\4,401 Barker, Marvin H. t BOn of R.H. &. Beulah Barker 10-19-1897 2-28-1698 Barker, Pearl, dau of R.H. &. Beulah Barker 9-6-1891 1-19-1896 Barker. Beulah M., wife of R.H. Barker 8-9-1870 7-29-1898 Carter, A. e. , wife of G.W. Carter 11-13-l847 1-27-1897 Crittenden, W. L. 12-3-1879 9-19-1910 Crittenden, Kate J. (Nother) 9 ~ 1877 5 - 1964 Brown, Sally E. 9-19-l867 2-26-1913 Brown, Thomas Jefferson l0-25-1859 11-l4-l906 Brown, Audry, da.u of T.J. & S.E. Brown 2-11-1892 10-5-1996 Wi1Bford, Louise, dau of A.L. & M. Wil.ford 9-17-l893 8-8-1896 Wilsford, Mattie, wife ot Dr. A.L. Wilstord 8-22-1865 2-25-1699 Wilkerson, Verna (This stone is a plowb1ade) 5-23-1933 2-11-1935 Manes, Rosa Lee 12-5-1883 7-18-1886 Gipson, James 2-3-1893 William, Oi beon 1851 1933 Wi 111am, Susan 1856 1934 Wilsf.ord, Albert L. 1869 1941 Miller, Willie, son of W.T. & H.E. Miller 4-16-1899 9-27-1900 Russell, Rebecca N., wife of Joseph Russell 10-4-1826 8-2-1876, 497,lm,26d Davis. John Thomas 5-27-1851 2-9-1902 Davis, Juda C., wife of J.T. Davis 185l 1877 Gresham, M.J., wife of 3.V. Gresham 1853 2-l883, about )Qyrs Pulliam, B.t~ie, wife of W.N. Pulliam }-6-l879, about 267,6m Pulliam, Erne8~ D., eon of \i .11. &. II.G. Pulliam 3-26-l884 4-24-l884 Bunch, W. B. (Father) 1856 1939 *********** -102- OAK FOIlREST. ARKANSAS - CEMEl'ERY (tast of Io\Oro, ArIcan .... )

Smith, Drudie Vail 11-21-11379 4-14-1948 Smith, Gaorge N. 7-3-1~/03 11-17-1929 Smith, George F. 9-27'-1879 12-17-1913 Smith-Harrie, Venetia Maude Granger 8-14-1861 1-16-1941 ~8ell-Buncht Addie K. Granger 7'-12-1864 4--9-1939 (Granger7-ses above) Russell, Wiley P. 8-7'-1882 11-29-1924 RuBsell, Robert A. 12-27-1886 9-17-1894 Ha.rri8, J. L. 3-11-1867 11-10-1906 Harris, Frank Holmes, Bon of J.L. & N.E. Harris 9-15-1897 2-22-1899 RUBBsll, Mattie A. 9-30-1888 9-2-1891

Granger, A. H. 10-17-1877 11-28-1889 " Granger, Forrest D. 6-27'-1866 11-23-1910 Granger, James K. 1-3-1869 3-6-1921 Granger, W. A. 8-200-1854 12-27-1898 Holmes, Mary Lucille, dau of J.L. & M.E. Holmes 7'-11-1902 12-16-1906

Oxner, Mary Ward 1865 1955 Oxner, H6Ilr7 We.l.,. 1857 1934 Lindsey, ROBie Lee 9-3-1876 3-7-1916 Bosniek, LueU8he, wife of FraDk Bo8niok 12-13-1898 10-27-1918 Boaniok, our daughter BABY Oden, Sr., JosePh H. 9-10-1876 8-15-1936 Oden, Lela M., Wife of J.B. Oden 10-14-1886 10-14-1918 lIoCork-kl.77, _stara (broken atone) MoCorkle, D.S. H.A.D. 1867 1932 ~, Jack 6-18-1910 7-4-1910 Cothran, Nancy 1859 1927 Cothran, ·W. L. 6-8-1851 4-17-1916 Cothran, John 9-14-1862 1-24-1903 ~, Sarah E. 3-15-1831 1-15-1908 Jones, Lonnie SON 2-13-1915 7-13-1926 Sui tt, Olive 1I0T11ER 1-25-1865 11-29-1957 Suitt, G. F. 9-18-1894 11-15-1946 Suitt, Billie R~ 8-6-1926 . 6-18-1928 Suitt, Millard 1-1-1917 1-8-1928 Suitt, Charl •• P. 12-29-1861 2-23-1921 Kirk, Jasper Y. 1869 1907 Kirk, Pink 1868 1907 . > McGrew, H. H. 11-20-1841 10-21-1911 McGrew, Lou V. 3-26-1865 11-23-1926 Triplett, William 1892 1918 Triplett, Mamie 1896 1951 Vorndran, Mamie F. 12-28-1885 8-)0-1906 Vorndran, Guy 0., WIl, PFC 69 ENOR TOPO cO. 5-8-1927 10-22-1948 Blaekotone, Lucy Shirley 1933 1934 Shirley, W. H. 1934 1934 Shirley, B. J. 1934 1934 Shirley, Baby 1937 1937 Da.vidson, William )(. 6-3-1862 12-17-1935 Miller, R. 2-24-1874 10-23-1951 Smith, Laura 11-1-1870 1-12-1938 lelOOll, Paarl 1940 1955 NelBem, Marie 1941 1955 Smith, John R. 1879 1944 Saith, letti. Pearl 1884---- Smith, R. R. 1902 1924 Smith, L. M. 6-16-1884 9-28-1888 -103- OAK FORREST, ARKANSAS CEMETERY (Con't page 2) Smith, H. A. 6-1-1861 8-31-1899 Smith, R. S. 11-14-1849 4-6-1900 Douglaa, JoMie, Bon of J .A. '" J .E. Douglaa 2-16-1693 11-26-1899 Douglas, J~BBie E. 1-6-1673 4-21-1940 New, Emily, wif. of J. H. New 1-22-1845 12-24-1684 Johnson, S. 1. 1-4-1650 11-3-1897 Triplett, Nancy 1669 1949 Martin, Dee 1913 1931 New, James H. 8-11-1639 8-24-1698 King, John H. 1694 1912 King, James R. t Bon of J.C. & A.K. King 2-3-1684 11-12-1902 Elledge, JeBB Y. 4-19-1684 4-29-1886 Elledge, Oavrel 12-26-1846 12-6-1897 Elledge, Luvini&, oonsort of Henry GBorge 12-21-1675 8-28-1696 King, Anna K. 1-9-1851 12-8-1867 White, R. C. 2-29-1873 8-19-1916 King, J.C. 1-18-1655 2-25-1912 King, John EdWin, Bon of W.A. '" E.M. King 11-21-1891 10-7-1912 Jes8coat, William 1-22-1639 1-16-1863 Martin, R.R. 3-31-1866 3-22-1960 Bingham, Gertrude 5-26-1890 11-6-1965 Moore, Helen, wife of John H. Moore, Sr. 5-14-1644 10-9-1092 Moore, Jo~ H. 12-6-1866, 52y,lOm Moore, Norma, dau of J.H. & S.M. Moore 8-29-1886, 16y,11m,13d Lloyd, A.ll. 5-12-1661 ? broken stone Gustavus, Hennie L. 1814 1933 Gustavus t J. H. 1614 1940 Rodger, Laura E. I wife of James D. Rodger 11-6-1861 8-22-1686 Wall, Clara B., dau of E.G.·'" M.E. Wall 9-20-1871 6-18-1862 Robinson?, Leonia, daQ of E.G. & M.E. Robinson? 2-3-1878 8-31-1684 ? Wall, Mary E. 1-23-1842 5-200-1910 Harbin, Joseph B. 11-14-1875 4-4-1929 Shirly, Willie W. 1901 1929 Wall, Enoch W. 5-29-1654 10-2-1900 ColemaD, Lizzie David, wife of Enooh W. Wall 5-20-1860 6-6-1897

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ARKANSAS BOOKS OF GENEALOGICAL INTEREST ARKANSAS CSA SOLDIERS (1911 CENSUS OF CONFEDERATE VERTERANS) VOLUME I, SURNAMES A through D, 160 pp., $14.00 (AKRANSAS CSA SOLDIERS) ~ . VOLUME II, SURNAMES E through Me, 171 pp., $~4.00 . In 1911, the Public Acts of Arkansas No. 353 provided that an enumera­ tion or census be made by the tax assessor of each county, of Confed­ erate veterans residing in Arkansas. This 2nd volume in the series lists surnames E through Me., in the 44 counties represented in the original questionaires - no records are found for the 31 remaining counties. The 1751 questionaires list the full name of the veteran, his post office address, date and place of birth, date, State and County of enlistment, full name and place of birth of subject's parents grandparents, maiden name of wife, with date and place of marriage, names of her parents, and full list of children, with spouses. VOLUME I has been in print for some time, and VOLUME II has just been completed. There will be a VOLUME III, as soon as time will permit. VOLUME III should complete this valuable source information. This information has been transcribed and edited by Mclane and Glazner, and may be ordered ~rom: ARKANSAS ANCESTORS, 112 Leach Street, Hot Springs, AR 71901 -104- LITTLE ROCK BIRTH AND DEATH ~CORPS ISH - 1903 From R. P. Baker, Archivist, Arkansas History Commission Office, Little Rock, Arkansas, 72201 (One Capitol Mall). The Arkansas History Commission has recently microfilmed a collection of Little Rock birth and death records which were kept by the old city health department. The death records are on two rolls of microfilm and date from 1871 to 1903. Each volume beginning in ISSI has a more or less complete index. The first volume, which dates from lS71 to IS8l, has recently been indexed by the History Commission staff. The birth records are on one roll of microfilm and date from 18Sl to 1892, plus several months of 1898. No index is available. These records contain vital statistic information for only that area which was contained within the corporate limits of the City of Little Rock at that time. They do not , contain information for Pulaski County as a whole. Information on Pulaski County deaths may be obtairted from the Pulaski County Probate Records, a partial index to which is available at the History Commission. EDITOR'S NOTE, These records will need to be researched by you personally or a researcher (you make your own arrangements with a researcher) list will be sent on request (AGS, 4200 "A" St., Little Rock, AR 72205) Be sure to include S.A.S.E. (Self addressed stamped envelope). NON-WHITES ENUMERATED IN THE lS60 CENSUS OF ARKANSAS Transcribed by R. P .. Baker - Typed by Connie Walker EDITOR'S NOTE, This list includes Indians as well as Blacks. BENTON COUNTY

Name Occupation ~~ Place of Birth LETTLE, Daniel White Farmer 33 TN Resaumah Indian 34 GA James Indian 13 AR Permetia Indian 12 AR Robert Indian 9 AR Madona Indian 7 AR Martha Indian '6 AR Susan Indian 3 AR 11380, Sulpher Springs Twp

BRUCLEOR. Wilber I'Ihi te Faro:er 33 NC Jane Wbite 30 TN Lucy Langfree(?)Indian 1 Chos. Nation(sic) #391, Sulpber Springs Twp

FREEMAN, J. S. White Merchant 39 KY Elza Ann Indian 25 GA David W. Indian 10 AR George P. Indian 7 AR ) William S. Indian 5 AR Elza A. Indian 2 AR Thomas Daniel Indian 20 AR '- #439, Eeatis Twp

BLACKSTON, R. D. White Merchant 51 TN Luera Indian 38 GA Mary Indian 20 AR Pleasant Indian 18 AR Robert Indian 16 Elza Indian AR Thomas 14 AR Indian 12 Lousa Indian AR #446, Beatis Twp 10 AR -105- NON-WHITES ENUMERATED IN THE 1860 CENSUS OF ARKANSAS (Con't page 2) CLARK COUNTY City of Arkadelphia

A.~DERSON, A. A. White Grocer 38 TN Martha White 32 KY A. A. White 12 GA A. D. White 10 GA W. M. White 8 GA James J. White 5 AR Easley. D. T. White 22 LA Peak, Eliza Mulatto 39 !olD , lIary Mulatto 17 AR Edward Mulatto 10 AR Webster, C. W. White Gro. Clerk 23 AR ~106, City of Arkadelphia ~ BARK!.IAN, W. F. L. Vlhi te Stock raiser 40 AR Frances Mulatto 24 AR William Ney. Mulatto 6 AR #366, Caddo Twp

COLUlffiI A COUNTY COUCH, Irwing White Farmer 40 GA Francis White 38 GA Elizabeth White 15 GA C. B. White 13 GA Gunett White 11 GA Lea White 9 GA Thomas White 7 AR Eugenia White 5 AR John White 3 AR #615, Calhoun Twp

ARNOLD, Thomas White Merchant 22 GA Jean White 17 GA NOOD, N. G. White Teacher 26 AL SANSLEER, John white Pauper 70 NC CUNNIGHAM, Lafayette Wht Overseer 20 AL Thomas Free Negro Laborer 16 AR , Pun Free Negro Laborer 14 AR Pack Free Negro 12. AR --' Fanany Free Negro 10 AR --', Maley Free Negro 8 AR #529, Calhoun Twp ~ PHILPS, D. R. A. White Physician 51 KY Malinda White 50 NC .l. Abraham White 24 KY Eliza J. White 21 KY . Stephen A. White 19 KY Stargis \". White 15' KY Levi L. White 11 AR Francis M. White 6 AR Edith Black 60 AR #496, Marmell Twp

CRAWFORD COUNTY

CLEGGOTT, Patsy· Negro 50 ETTES, Martha Mulatto 21 Harrut Negro 5/12 #81, City of Van Buren

TURNER, Susan Mulatto 40 MOSELY, Amedia Mulatto 14 John Mulatto 7 -106- NON-WHITES ENUMERATED IN THE 1860 CENSUS OF ARKANSAS (Con't page 3) DESHA COUNTY Keeper of CHOAT, Andrew J. Wbite Coffeehouse 37 TN Martha A. White 24 AR George White Carpenter 24 TN 11' J LBANKS, Tbomas White Barkeeper 23 GA MCLIN, Genet Mulatto Servant 24 ~Wikinson Twp

ROBINSON, James Negro Butcher 57 KY Julia UUlatto 25 AR Cilas Negro 12 AR Mary Mulatto 4 AR , #50, Wikinson Twp " (U.S. Marine Hospital) TAYLOR, C. 1.1. White Hos. Dr. 26 KY EDINGTON, A. A. White Steward 35 TN Lucertia \'fhi te 20 KY BREW, William nurse 35 Ireland LAlil:EU, William White Laborer 40 Ireland LOVE, Rachel Mulatto Washwoman 50 KY KELLY, Briget Wbite 23 Ireland ~1¥ikinson Twp

SMITH, Loretta White Farmer 36 TN NEfGiIBORS, Jobn Mulatto Laborer 30 TN #103, Wikinson Twp __, Randall Negro Planter 51 VA __, ]beline Negro 40 AR , Mary Negro 13 AR , Jane Negro 11 AR --, Merida Negra 9 AR --, Sallie r.;egro 2 AR -#97, Chester 'IWp

, Jack Negro Carpenter 46 AR --, Jaliarrn Negro 17 AR --, l1!eline Negro 4/12 AR #98, Chester 'IWp

MI'J'CliFlL, Peter Negro Planter 56 VA Tenpay Negro 25 AR Josgenhine Negro 14 AR Fre€man Negro 9 AR 1IfIiJ, Chester 'IWp

FRANKLIN

CAJrroR, W. A. White Physician Z9 AL Ann M. White 17 AR Clark B. White lied. Student 23 ~fl Am L. Illlite 13 IA Bell, SanJJel. C. White Clerk 19 AL Blackwell, Thad. !lulatto Brick /.lason 32 AR #102, 11'hite Oak 'IWp

PEAT\', James Negro Fanner 53 VA 11445, Mulberry 'IWp

Winny Negro Fanner 55 1N Negro 14 AR 1I'l95, Mulberry 'IWp

WILLIAIf3, John White Farner 23 AR May A. White 19 1N Arrt>nore White 1 AR Elisha Negro 74 1N Penny Negro 90 1N 11700, 1.I111creek 'IWp -107- NON-WHITES ENUMERATED IN THE 1860 CENSUS OF ARKANSAS (Can't page 4)

IIEMPS'J'EAD CXllMY

~, Wesley V. White Jailer 44 KY Rhoda \\'hi te 40 KY. Valentlile Whit White 18 AR Wil1i8l!l A. White 15 AR Rufus White 10 Henry Clay AR Wbite 7 AR Mary C. Wldte 16 AR Peoa White 6/12. AR 1/39, Washington 'I\vp Henry Negro (in.jail 17 Tour ? Negro not convicts)22 #40, Wasbington Twp

HOT SPRING COUNTY

ANDERSON, Josepb White Farmer 45 VA SANDERS;" ~largant Mulatto Weaver 30 SC Alfred ~lulatto 4 AR Amos Mulatto 6/12 AR #558, Clear Creek Twp

JACKSON COUNTY

SHUFORD, Vi. J .. Wbite Overseer 39 NC Ellen Wbite 36 ICY Fannie White 9 lIS Martba White 7 AR William White 1 AR #1193, Gluize Twp

GUDER, Polly (Negro ]? 73 KY ---SUsan Negro 100 KY

JEFFERSON COUNTY

STOKER, Sallie Mulatto 47 GA #l~ine Bluff Twp

KING, U. S. White 44 TN --Angeline White 30 TN John P. White 22 TN Sarab C. White 16 TN Susuab White. 14 TW Albert Mulatto 14 AR. #71, Pine Bluff Twp

FLETCHER, Read White Lawyer 28 TN Eliza White 21 AR Tucker. Rhena Negro 45 NC #361, Pine Bluff Twp

WHITNEY, Mary White Farmer 59 OH Mathis, J. A. White 6 LA David Wbite 4 LA John White 4 LA , Silla Negro 35 #396, Bartholameu Twp .

NOBLE, Francis \fhite Farmer 53 AR --:fOhn White Farmer 33 AR L. D. White 19 AL -108- NON-WHITES ENUMERATED IN THE 1860 CENSUS OF ARKANSAS (Con't page 5) NOBLE, Fr;:!.ncis (con't.) ----r. White 25 AR Marcus White Gentleman 21 AR Cathern White 18 AR Mary Negro 25 #415, Richland Twp

DUCE, Jobe White Farmer 30 MS ---"E. Wbite 29 AR T. R. White 9 AR S. B. White 3 AR T. C. White 9/12 AR Sarah Negro 35 ---: George Mulatto 6 ~J Frank Negro 4 J Cat hem Mulatto 2 #421, Richland Twp

HUDSON, Robert B. White Farmer 36 GA (Ten other members) I Hahitb Negro 40 -, Sallie Negro 3 ~43S: Richland Twp O'DONNE, William White Merchant 34 Ireland Margaret White 31 Ireland W. T. White 5 N. Orleans F. X. White 3 N. Orleans Mary White 1 AR Rath, Joseph White Clerk 21 Boden, Ger. • Chanty Negro 40 11460, Bogy Twp

LAFAYETTE COUNTY

FORT, Lewis B. White Farmer 63 NC --W. N. White Merchant 36 KY Sarah J. White 30 FL FIordia White 12 AR Eugenia White 10 AR Gasten White 7 AR See White 5 AR Alma White 2 AR ---' Jim Negro Farm Laborer 19 AR ---' Ellen Negro Farm Laborer 17 AR .. ---' Marshal Negro 12 AR ___ , Henry Negro 10 AR .___ ' Loyd Negro 6 AR ___ , Saram Jane Negro 3 AR , Matilda Negro 1/12 AR #74, LaGrage Twp

LAWRENCE COUNTY HILLIS, Joseph J. White Laborer 21 TN --funder F. White Laborer 17 TN Wayland, Mah.by White 9 AR Helder, David Negro 82 NC #251, Black River Twp

BANDY. Washington Negro Laborer 40 KY "Massey, Samue 1 A. White Farmer 21 TN Elina White 18 AR #396, Reed's Creek Twp -109- NON-WHITES ENUMERATED IN THE 1860 CENSUS OF ARKANSAS (Con't page 6) I.IA H ION COUNTY

RAIl.SBACK, Money White Farmer 46 ICY , Susama White 19 MO Edwood White 14 AR Sarah White 11 AR Daniel White 9 AR Thomas White 8 AR Cynthia White 6 AR Madewell, Ruben Mulatto 23 TN #30, Union Twp

MADEWEl.l., Elisath MUlatto Farmer 55 TN Soloman Mulatto 15 TN Nancy A. Mulatto 17 TN #41, Union Tv.-p

~IADEWEI,L, Crissy Mulatto 30 TN Mary A. Mulatto 7 AR 1142, Union 'J'v;p

FRALY, Edmonds White Carpenter 34 VA ---sen a White 29 TN May M. White 10 KY James A. White 8 ICY Sena E. White 7 ICY Lucy A. White 30 AR Elizabeth Mulatto 20 TN 1193, Union 'J'v;p

CAGLE, C. White Farmer 42 TN ---yay White 35 TN Thomas White 18 TN Susamah White 16 TN Elizabeth White 14 TN Mary White 12 TN Feneky White 11 TN Miles White 9 TN William White 7 AR Ryal B. White 4 AR Mathew Whi te 3 AR Catherine "Mulatto Free';' 10 AR 1'330, Blythe T"1' OUACHITA COUNTY

LAVI, H. Mulatto Barber 35 Havana 111153, City of Camden

PHILLIPS COUNTY

SINNS, William A. White Overseer 26 SC Simms, Ann White 25 SC Beatrice White 3 SC Morris, John Mulatto Farm Laborer 30 Chao. NatioD Mastine, William White Mi 11 Labo,rer 22 MS Dodgton, ,James H. White , Teacher 28 Saefon, Eng.

PULASKI COUNTY

[County Prison] [Charge] Emiline Negro . Murder 30 11234, City of Little Rock [State Prison] Page, Daniel Negro Murder 45 VA , Henry Negro Burglary 43 LA Johnson, Charles Negro Burglary 34 MO __ , Alfred Negro Murder 65 VA __ , Moses Negro Runaway 30 AL Bill Negro Runaway 45 AL 11423: City of Little Rock -HO- NaN-WHITES ENUMERATED IN THE 1860 CENSUS OF ARKANSAS (Con't page 7) ST. FRANCIS COUNTY

V,rYETTE J Andrew Mulatto Farmer 54 VA Radr·iel Mulatto 53 TN .Iargaret Mulatto 37 TN #924, St. Francis Twp

SEBASTIAN COL~TY BECKELL, John White Merchant 55 Allstock, Ger. Nancy Indian 43 AR Melsin, Hicky Indian 12 AR GUddrod, Haman White 40 TN 111300, City of Fort Smith DAVIS, James A. White Constable 38 SC --r:evina Whi te 28 IL Grayson, Isaac Negro Laborer 58 AL 111331, City of Fort Smith WASHINGTON COUNTY SROIT, Rohert Mulatto Farmer 23 TN --sarah White 50 VA Martha l'ulatto 21 TN John Mulatto 14 TN #2, Vineyard Twp POPE, John White Farmer 50 NC --J-ane Mulatto 50 SC Margarett Mulatto 19 TN Sarah Mulatto 17 AR Mary Mulatto 15 AR Angleline l'ulatto 14 AR John Mulatto 9 AR #21, Vineyard Twp OXINDINE, llendeth Mulatto Farm Laborer 29 TN Sarah White 17 TN Elizaheth Mulatto 3 MO #22, Vineyard Twp RIDDLE, James White 22 AL Vina Mulatto 22 AL #23, Vineyard Twp BELL, Malicia Mulatto Farmer 23 TN --Wargabia Mulatto 21 AL Lafayette Mulatto 3 AR #217-63, Cove Creek Twp BELL, James Mulatto Farmer 27 TN --Sinena [White] 31 AR Matilda Mulatto 12 AR Thomas Mulatto 10 AR William Mulatto 6 AR Martha Mulatto 2 AR #219-65, Cove Creek Twp

BELL, James Mulatto Farmer 58 SC --Carobia Mulatto 48 TN Galveston Mulatto 20 TN Sintha [Mulatto) 18 TN Mary [Mulatto) 16 MO Preeil1a [Mulatto] 13 AR Martha [Mulatto) 11 AR William [Mulatto] 9 AR Azane [Mulatto] 6 AR #220-66, Cove Creek Twp -111-

NON-WHITES ENUMERATED IN THE 1860 CENSUS OF ARKANSAS (Con't page 8) !!2!:!, Decalt White 28 All Sasan White 30 TN John Li lley White 11 AR Jacob White 8 AR" Emeline White 5 AR ~~ontjca White 4 AR Will iam White 2 AR Sarah White 4/12 AR Sarah Negro 90 ),10 .. 11571-150, Hars Hill Twp BUCK HANNAN , Isaac White Farmer 57 KY Naomi White 55 TN William White Carpenter AR ~ 28 James White 22 AR Ell zabeth White 11 AR Mary White 17 AR Matt Negro Pauper 100 11700-132, Cane Hill Twp

POPE, Benjamin Mulatto Farm"er 34 KY Ann White 34 TN Sarah Mulatto 11 AR Marilda Mulatto 5 AR William Mulatto 4 AR James Mulatto 1 AR #169-3, Illinois Twp

RICH, John Hu1atto 4 o or 4 AR Pope. Sarah White 28 TN Leroy Mulatto 8 AR John [Whi te?J 7 AR Franklin [ White?] 4 AR Robert [Whi te?) 3/12 AR 11828-62, Illinois Twp COLE, Charles Mulatto Farmer 54 NC '~ary [Whi teJ 40 KY Charles Mulatto 21 KY Joseph Mulatto 18 KY Ann Mulatto 17 AL John Mulatto 16. AL Nancy Mulatto 11 AR Louis Mulatto 4 AR Henry Mulatto 1 AR ~ #848-82, Illinois Twp

HANNAH, James White Farmer 62 KY :L , Easter White 38 28 ICY OWen Mulatto Farmer 31 AR --'Gillen, Cbemuntin White 10 AR" Mary White 58 ICY 112000-73, White River Twp MAXWELL, Thomas [White] Farmer 47 TN Carinda ~{ulatto 50 TN Martha Mulatto 23 TN Robert Mulatto Farmer 21 TN Thomas Mulatto Farmhand 17 AR Charles Mulatto 15 AR John Mulatto 13 AR Lousa Mulatto 13 AR 11255, 123, West Fort Tlvp -112- NON-WHITES ENUMERATED IN THE 1860 CENSUS OF ARKANSAS (Con't page 9)

WHITE COUNTY

PATE, M. White Widower 30 KY --William l.lulatto 4 AR Thomas ~!\llatto 6 AI, Prise, F. White Farm Laborer 17 TN Luke, C. White 22 GA #399-421, Harrison Twp VA ~J J. J. White 53 N. White 53 AL E. White 22 MS ~ !C. White 20 MS , J. L. White 18 MS liS ~ N. C·~-tw;ns Ne~ro 13 M. Negro 13 MS #1157-1206, Clay Twp *********** ALEXANDER Mc KINNEY FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS FROM: Deborah Spraggins Wegrnet, 803 Washington Ave., Jacksonville, Texas 75766. "I recently made a trip to Houston, Texas where I visited with a lady who has in her possession an old Bible. It has records of .he Alexander McKINNEY Family. Alexander McKINNEY and his wife, Nancy Hill l:·ERGUSON, were both born in Chester County, South Carolina. They moved to Bradley Co., AR (near Warren) with their six children between 1848 and 1851. Their last two children were born in Arkansas. I am enclosing copies of the Bible pages and a typewritten sheet listing the information. I have been very fortunate to have contacted a lady in Star City, Arkansas Miss Melba Newton, through Arkansas Family Historian. She has given me quite a bit of information on my JOHNSON and ROWELL lines. Perhaps I can help someone else by sending these records. Just for the record, Alexander McKINNEY and Nancy Hill Ferguson were my great. great great grandparents!" McKINNEY FAMILY BIBLE (In possession of Mrs. Floy Mull.n, Houston, Texas as of 11/25/79) BIRTHS: (Copyright 1877) Alexander McKINNEY was born May 31st, 1811 Nancy H.(Hill)(Ferguson) McKINNEY was born July 6th, 1812 David J.(Jonathan) McKINNEY was born March 8th, 1836 William N. McKINNEY was born Aug. 12th, 18}8 Mary E. McKINNEY was born Jan. 17th, 1841 Susan J. McKINNEY was born July 2nd, 1843 Martha J. McKINNEY was born July 10th, 1845 John R. McKINNEY was born March 8th, 1848 Nancy J. McKINNEY was born April 10th, 1851 Leonidas C. McKINNEY was born Dec. )9th, 1855· Edwin A. McKINNEY was born Nov.25th, 1858 Lela Clyde McKINNEY was born Dec. 2nd, 1882 Alex Hill McKINNEY, son of Edwin A. and Susan C. (Lyon) McKINNEY was born Oct. 17th 1888

(All of the above entr1es were made by Martha J. McKI~EY, daughter of Alexander McKINNEY and Nancy H. FERGUSON) MARRIAGES:

Alexander McKINNEY and Nancy H. FERGUSON was marr1ed Dec. 9th, 1834. David J. McKINNEY and Margaret S. McCOLOUGH waslmarried Feb. 28th, 1858. David J. McKINNEY and Jane JOHNSON were married Nov. 25th, 1868. John F. CRAWFORD and Nancy Josephine McKINNEY were married Jan. 17th, 1871. Leonidas C. McKINNEY and M.A. LITTLE were married Feb. 9th, 1882. Edwin A•. McKINNEY and Susan C. LYONS were married May 23rd, 1888 David E. McKINNEY and Gertrude HALLIGAN were married July 19th, 1914. Sudie Flay McKINNEY and Walter P. MULLEN married"Nov. 25, 1939 Minnie C. McKINNEY and George T. PlATT were married Dec. 14th, 1929. John Ed McKINNEY and Mary Lou LAY were married July 14th, 1958 -113- ALEXANDER McKINNEY FAMILY BIBLE RECORDS (Con't page 2)

(The first six marriages we~e written in the hand of Martha J. McKINNEY. The later entries were written by Madge McKINNEY, daughter of Edwin A. McKINNEY and Susan C. LYONS.)

DEATHS, (First 8 entries were made by Martha J. McKINNEY. last 7, by Madge McKIN~) Susan J. McKINNEY died Dec. 1st, 1843 Mary E. McKINNEY died April 25th, 1845 John R. McKINNEY died Sept. 3rd, 1853 Margaret S. McKINNEY died Nov. 27th, 1858. William N. McKINNEY died Oct. 18th. 1866 Nancy H. McKINNEY died Aug. 9th. 1881 Lela Clyde McKINNEY died Oct. 11th. 1884 Alex. McKINNEY died November 7th. 1896. Nancy J. CRAWFORD died Jan. 17. 1916 Susan C. McKINNEY wife of E.A. McKINNEY died Dec. 14th. 1905. Martha J. McKINNEY died Oct. 9. 1921 E.A. McKINNEY died Sept. 11th. 1937 Alex Hill McKTNNE.'Y died Aug. 10, 1938 Sam Edwin PlATT died Oct. 10, 1941 Minnie C. PLATT died July 10th, 1947

NOTES, Both Alexander McKINNEY and his wife, Nancy Hill FERGUSON, were born in Chester Co" S.C., as were their first six children: David Jonathan McKINNEY, William N. McKINNEY. Mary E. McKINNEY, Susan J. McKINNEY, Martha J. McKINNEY, and John R. McKINNEY. Nancy Josephine McKINNEY and Leonidas Conway McKINNEY were born in Bradley Co., Arkansas near Warren.

Edwin A. McKINNEY was the son of David J. McKINNEY and Margaret McCOIOUGH. Lela Clyde McKINNEY was the daughter of Leonidas Conway McKINNEY and M, Allie LITTLE. David E. (Edgar conway) McKINNEY, Sudie Floy McKINNEY. and Minnie C. McKINNEY were children of Edwin A. McKINNEY and Susan C. LYONS.

John Ed McKINNEY ~as son of David Edgar Conway McKINNEY and Gertrude HALLIGAN.

Martha J. McKINNEY (daughter of Alexander and Nancy Hill FERGUSON McKINNEY) raised Edwin A. McKINNEY and all his children.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Our many thanks to Deborah Spraggins Wegmet, 803 Washington Ave., Jacksonville, Texas 75766 - Bible records are very hard to find but when they are found they should be copied and copIed and copiedlill and shared with as many as possible. When they are placed in many Libraries & private files, in many different places, they are much~ore safe, as we do hope not all our records will be destroyed, especially those .shared thru the Arkansas Family Historian {when 1500 copies go allover the world, we think they are safelill

INDEX TO SOURCES FOR ARl(ANSAS CEME"FERY INSCRIPTIONS This valuable book was published as· one of the several projects during the Bicentennial in 1976. Although a work such as this is never complete, as additional cemetery inscriptions are continually being listed in various publications, efforts have been made to secure the location of all listIngs, both published and unpublished to that time. Each library, historical association, Extension Home Economist office, and DAR Chapter in the State was contacted for record. in their area. The interest and response of these groups was invaluable. Copies may be ordered from: Mrs. Johnny Holt, Chairman, Prudence Hall Chapter, NSDAR, 5 Custer Place, North Little Rock, Arkansas 72116 $6. pp -114- OLD CEMETERY ALABAM, Madison County, Arkansas EDITOR'S NOTE: The following was enumerated by Julia (Grubb) OUtland and Cloe (Grubb) Everett, December 1979. From Julia, "This cemetery is the Old Alabam Cemetery, located about 5 miles east of Huntsville, Madison Co., Arkansas on highway #68. We have been told that in 1856 there were 5 graves. Three black people who drowned in War Eagle at McMurray Ford (before there was a bridge) another was supposed to have been a Denny lady and one believ­ ed to be an infant. John M. Denny and wife Carolyn (Parks) Denney are believed to be buried there - later. There is a new Cemetery across the road from the old one, which is by the Old School House. We plan to enumer-' ate it also. The Old School House is being restored. C10e and I grew up at A1abam. We are first cousins and have lived within 5 miles of this Old School all out life. I received som information after I had finished this copy (after W.M. Ray­ Cathy Jo Yent - Clarence Joseph Yent and then Dale Eugene Kelley. I had found the 2 Yent graves and trie1 several times to read the Mortuary Markers but could not. I just happened to ask a lady about these graves and she gave me a telephone number that proved to be the mother I I was so happy to get the information. II Julia Outland Jno Heliman, 13 Sept. 1872, 23 Aug. 1913 Infant Donald L. Wright, b. Nov. 1936 Mamie Baughman, b. 12 Jan. 1905, d. 13 June 1975 John Wesley Baughman, 22 Dec. 1893, d. 1 July 1974 Baby Baughman (son of John & Mamie) Elsie BrownMary Sue GRUBB, b. 7 Jan. 1942, d. 14 Jan. 1942 Alice Faye GRUBB, b. 11 Oct. 1944, d. 26 Nov. 1944 . Chris C. WILSON, 1852-1940 Elizabeth FOSTER, 28 Feb. 1865, d. 1 Feb. (not completed) ONE STONE - Ben H. ABBOTT, 1881 (or 88/), ~1942 Ellen ABBOTT, 1859 (never completed) Thomas E. ABBOTT, b. 17 Feb. 1917, d. April 1936 (mother of C.C.C.) Melvin ABBOTT, 1924, 1952 Emma HAM, 1863 - 1933 B. F. HAM, 24 Mar. 1843, d. 28 May 1914 Muriel CLARK, 17 Aug. 1898, 4 Nov. 1915 Margaret PHELPS, 10 Nov. 1824, 30 Mar. 1901 W. J. PORTER, 16 Oct. 1870 Ettie PORTER (wife of W.J.) 7 May 1873, 31 Mar 1905 Ellen Louise PATTERSON, 22 April 1924, 9 April 1939 Florence Jane HOBBS, 1873-1970 Wm. P. HOBBS, 1861-1930 Oliver H. HOBBS, Ark. P.V.T. 18 Inf. 1 Div., 21 Jan. 1934 Little Willie (Son of J. C. & L. BERRY) 19 June 1896, 21 Jan 1897 Husband & wife: Alex WALL, 20 Sept. 1887, 23 Dec. 1954 BUena B. WALL, 9 June 1889, 23 Aug. 1944 CAMPBELL - DEAR MOTHER (no inscription of dates) Martha HATFIELD, 1859-1944 John H. HATFIELD, 1858-1934 (Husband of Martha) Hugh M. HATFIELD, 1848-1933 Dicy J. HATFIELD, 1854-1925 (wife of Hugh M. HATFIELD) Mary E. HATFIELD, 29 April 1875, 12 Jan. 1887 Sarah J. HATFIELD, 28 Feb. 1824, 8 Aug. 1904 Thos. J. KING, 20 April 1852, 12 Mar. 1921 Susan A. KING, 3 Mar. 1853, 28 Mar. 1921 (wife of Thos. J.) Mary E. (dau. of A.L. and V.A. COMBS) 31 Jan 1927, 25 Sept. 1928 William Bernard SMITH, Inf. son of Ruth (King) SMITH, 26 Jan. 1932 30 May 1932 ' Infant Bon of D.T. (or G.F. & F. J. HURST) 29 Dec. 1886, 8 Mar 1887 Rosie A. (dau. of J.R. & L.A. SUTTLE) 5 Mar. 1881, 8 April 1885 Larry David PIPER, Jr. 1969 1st wife: Katheryn KING, 1873-1904 2nd wife: Esther E. KING, 1882-1973 Husband: William KING, 1872-1945 Woodrow (son of J .W. & Alma MOREN) 27 Nov. 1912, '5 Sept. 1913 Bruce (son of J.W. & Alma MOREN) 29 Sept. 1910, 8 Aug. 1917 J. B. PRESLEY, 6 Jan. 1857, 11 Oct. 1945 Flora I. PRESLEY, 29 Jan. 1860, 18 June 1928 Mattie I. PRESLEY, 9 July 1886, 30 Aug. 1904 Arley F. (son of J. B. & F. 1. PRESLEY) 2 Dec. 1892, 29 Nov. 1897 John N. (son of J.B. & F.I. PRESLEY) 6 Dec. 1881, 30 Mar 1883 (Continued on next page) -115- OLD CEMETERY ALABAM (Con't page 2) Elizabeth PRESLEY, 8 Feb. 1804, 10 Dec. 1888 Gracie A. (dau. of C.P. and Annie BERRY) 25 Nov. 1893 (Broken stone) Hattie, (dau. of C.P. & Annie BERRY) 22 Feb. 1905, 12 Apr. 1911 Freddie E. JACK, 1881-1958 M. J. PRESLEY, 31 Mar. 1851 (death date not added) A. W. Presley, 22 Aug. 1850, 25 Mar. 1914 (Husband of M.J.) Dell (son of C.M. & S.E. PRESLEY) 28 Nov. 1909, 29 June 1912 F. H. (son of A.W. & M. PRESLEY) 6 Nov. 1879, 22 July 1881· Nora Helen NEWTON, 2 Jan. 1906, 22 Feb. 1915 Polly Ann NEWTON, 18 July 1889, July --1905 Ora May NEWTON, 24 Mar. 1888, 12 April 1888 Johnnie JACK, 15 Jan. 1864, 19 May 1891 Margaret A. JACK, 17 Feb. 1837, 22 Feb. 1919. T. J. JACK, 27 Sept. 1828, 30 Oct .. 1893. (Husband of Margaret A.) S. F. VAUGHN, 7 Mar. 1848, 27 April 1893 (94?) Jannie S. BURKS, 1912 - 19 (living 1979) Drexel M. BURKS, 1911 - 1951. (Husband of Jannie S.) William Monroe BURKS, 5 Nov. 1933, 9 Nov .. 1933 Georgia M. BURKS, 4 Sept. 1931 (no.t completed) George BURKS, 1873-1938 Emeline BURKS (1876-1938 (wife of Geo. BURKS) Jess Wm. BURKS, 1901-1967 Phoebe D. TAYLOR, 1888-1960 James E. TAYLOR, 1883-1953, (Husbartd of Phoebe D.). Clarence GAGE, 1903-1979 (age 75) Nora Belle BILYEN, 1882-1957 Elbert E. BILYEN, 1891-1960 Jewell C. THOMPSON, 10 Mar. 1900, 29 Mar. 1977 Laura U.JACK, 1885-1956 William T. JACK, 1888-1903 Mary A. JACK, 1859-1904 James C. JACK, 1855-1939 (Husband of Mary A.) John SIKES, 1864-1940 Cora SIKES, 1874-1965 (wife of John) Marcus R. SPRADLING, 1860-1940 Mary C. SPRADLING, 1864-1953 (wife of Marcus R.) Infant son of R. C. & S. M. HATFIELD, d. 28 Feb. 1881 W. WIGGENS, 17 Oct. 1831, 19 Aug. 1903' . Lizzie WIGGINS, 11 Jan .. 1837, 22 Mar. 1907 (wife of W. (Willis) WIGGENS) Joria WIGGENS, 20 Jan. 1865, 17 June 1926 Mary Ann LOGAN, 25 May 1840, 25 Nov.· 1907 Francis Marion LOGAN, 14 Dec. 1835, 3 Jan. 1899 (Husband of Mary Ann) John N. (son of W.D. & L. EVERETT) 28 Mar. 1882, 28 June 1889 Drucilla B. (wife of W. D. EVERETT) d. 20 Sept. 1883 age. 41 yr. 3 days. Richard V. (son of W.D. & D.B. EVERETT) d. 18 Sept. 1883, 1 yr. 1 month 3 d. Livonia E. (dau. of W.D. & D.B. EVERETT) 27 Sept. 1879, 23 Aug. 1895 Ethel MAY (dau. of C.T. & M.A. MITCHELL) 15 Oct. 1883, 1 Nov. 1884 Mary A. MITCHELL, 25 Nov. 1860, '29 Jan. 1953 Chas. T. MITCHELL, 9 Dec. 1848, 15 Jan .. 1933 (Husband of Mary A.) Infant of T. J. & M.J. GRIMES, 14 Sept. 1890? or 1880? (can't read) Samuel D. DOSS, 1880-1957 Loyd V. GRUBB, 29 May 1872, 1 Aug. 1908, 36 yrs. 4 Months' 2 days Elmer V. GRUBB, 10 Dec. 1895, 7 Dec. 1977 (son of Loyd V.) Infant of Jack & Tilda GRUBB, 1 Apr. 1883 Frank WALDEN, 21 July 1873, 25 May 1956 Maggie WALDEN, 25 Aug. 1879, 29 Oct. 1957 (wife of Frank) Ann E. (dau. of J. H. & Anne E. CAMERON) 8 Aug. 1877, 28 Aug. 1877 Ann E. (wife of J. H. CAMERSON) 27 Jan. 1846, 4 Sept. 1877 James H. Cameron, 11 July 1845 .. 28 Dec. 1922" . Mattie L. (Dau. of A. & S. INGLE) 21 Aug. 1884, 27 Sept. 1884) Sarah (wife of A. INGLE) 26 Jan. 1855, 15 June 1888 Scyvi1ah (dau. of A. & S. INGLE) 10 June 1888, 12 Sept. 1888 Alfred INGLE, died 13 June 1889 age about 65 years. Matilda Jane GRUBB, 15 Sept 1849, 26 July 1929 C. J. GRUBB, 7 Oct. 1845, 21 Nov. 1913 (Husband of Matilda Jane GRUBB) Lou Lou Ella (Dau. of J.O. & E.F. MATTOX, 22 Nov .. 1867, 1 Sept. 1875 D. H. GARRETT, 27 May 1828, 6 April 1891 Malissie (wife of D.H. GARRETT) 27 July 1839 (not comPleted) Louisa (wife of L. G. GRUBBS) 27 Aug. 1811, 14 Aug. 1891 Loyd GRUBBS, 27 Nov. 1811, 12 Jan. 1879 (husband of Louisa) (Continued on next page) -116- OLD CEMETERY ALABAM (Continued page 3) Infant of W. D. & C. EVERETT, 17 May 1875 Martha S. CARLOCK (wife of John A.) 26 Jan. 1844, 21 July 1875 Catherine (wife of W. D. EVERETT), 15 June 1836, 28 May 1875 Jesse L. HOLLAND (Husband of Melvina) Born S. C. 7 Nov. 1807, d. 11 July 1881 Melvina HOLLAND, 10 Dec. 1821, Feb. 1883 Bruce HOLLAND, March 1864, 5 July 1884 Doyle HOLLAND, 6 April 1853, 13 Feb. 1886, 33 years, 10 months, 7 days Martha A. EVERETT, died 19 Jan. 1888 (age about 72 years) Johney GRUBBS (son of Mat & Manda) 9 Feb. 1888, 3 Apr. 1888 Alpha Ann GRUBBS (dau, of M. GRUBBS) 1 Nov. 1869, 19 Oct. 1873 Thomas G. GRUBBS (son of Mat & Manda) 27 Sept 1875, 25 Jan 1898 Amanda A. GRUBBS, 28 May 1850, 31 March 1919 Mathew (Husband of Judith GRUBBS) Feb. 1848, July 1926 (Amanda A. was 1st wife of Mathew) J. M. HAWKINS, 1 Jan. 1848, 13 Dec. 1924 Caroline (wife of J. M. HAWKINS) 1.0 July 1850, 5 Dec. 1915 Francis M. (son of J. M. & P. C. HAWKINS) 17 Aug. 1880, 16 Sept. 1881 Jason S. (son of J. M. & P. C. HAWKINS) 4 Apr. 1878, 17 Oct. 1879 Rachel Ann (dau. of J.M. & P.C. HAWKINS) 28 July 1872, 3 Sept. 1875 James L. (son of J.M. & P.C. HAWKINS) 18 Dec. 1870, 15 Feb. 1871 Mary E. BOREN (wife of Wrn. B. BOREN) 31 Oct. 1846, 26 Mar. 1871 Darthu1a A. NICELY (wife of A. NICELY) 27 April 1849, 14 May 1873 Ida (or Ada/) Darthula (dau. of A. & D.A. NICELY) b. & d. 1873 Maude NICELY (dau. of A. & M. NICELY) Rebecca E. BOWEN, 11 Oct. 1853, 11 June 1946 Jacob EVERETT, 27 Nov. 1812, 2 Oct. 1875 Nannie "WALDEN" FIELDS, 30 Aug. 1874, 11 Aug. 1959 Wrn. Henry FIELDS, 8 Jan. 1867, 11 Oct. 1944 (Husband of Nannie. married 25 Dec. 1892) Lewallen FIELDS, 5 Dec. 1863, 24 March 1885 Joe Wayne FIELDS, 23 April 1939, 29 July 1940 M. E. FIELDS, 16 Oct. 1853 (no other date inscribed) (wife of P.R.) P.R. FIELDS, 25 July 1853, 15 May 1895 Millie. "STOUT" DOSS, 9 April 1906 (living in 1979) Jess Wrn. DOSS, 4 July 1907, 17 Nov. 1975 (Husband of Millie) Ellen N. DOSS, 10 April 1880, 27 Dec. 1953 George L. DOSS, 21 April 1870, 29 Sept. 1947 (Husband of Ellen M.) Edna FOSTER, 4 May 1903, 7 Nov. 1953 John Henry FOSTER, d. 22 Feb. 1977 (born about 1894) S.J. LEE, 9 Nov. 1861, 19 June, 1888 Belle LEE, 14 Sept. 1858, 27 Sept. 1878 Arizona HAYES, died 12 March 1873 age 2 yrs. 9 mons. 8 days. Mary E. HAYES, died 27 Dec. 1875, 26 yrs. 11 days. Oscar L. HAYES, died 11 Sept. 1879 (1 mo. 19 days) F. M. (son of B. & P. and husband of E.A. DENNEY) died 18 June 1881 42 years 5 months. G. M. ARMSTRONG and children (no dates) G.M. was killed by Bushwhackers) Oms M. PLATT, 1 Mar. 1891, 13 Dec. 1950 Lora E. PIATT, 30 Jan. 1891, 27 Jan. 1970 Mahala RAINEY, 1837 - 1938, age 101 years. William RAINEY, 1822-1887 (Husband of Mahala) • Terry WALDEN FAMILY (a concrete frame around 10 or 12 graves) no other names. or dates) except Terry. Henry C. WALDEN, 6 Dec. 1869, 14 Dec. 1937 Bruster WALDON, 19 Feb. 1891, 17 Nov. 1892 W.M. (son of V. & M.J. WALDEN) died 13 Jan. 1883, age 11 mo. 3 days Frank WALDON, 15 July 1869, 29 March 1885 Matilda J. WALDEN, 3 May 1849, 15 Nov. 1940 . Vance WALDEN, 22 Sept. 184-, 4 Feb. 1929 (Husband of Matilda J.) Jesse M. WALDEN, 15 Jan. 1879, 29 Jan. 1960 DOUBLE STONE: Eva Earl GRAHAM, 1907 Ross C. GRAHAM, 1897 (Husband and wife, both living in 1979) A.J. (son of W.B. & R.E. (or R.I.) BOREN, 18 Feb. 1884, 13 Aug. 1888 Lydia M. (dau. of J.A. & M.A. BOREN, d. 8 Aug. 1883, age 1 yr. 8ma. 10days Fred L. DOSS, 23 Sept. 1898, 23 Aug. 1963 John P. BERRY, 28 Mar. 1833, 3 Nov. 1917 Margaret B. BERRY (wife of W.M. BERRY) Dec. d. 23 Nov. 1874 (il1igible Wm. M. BERRY, 3 June 1802, 10 Jan 1863 (Believed to be one of 9 or 10 old men shot near Huntsville in Civil War) Continued on next page) -117- OLD CEMETERY ALABAM (Con't page 4) Hugh S. BERRY, 10 Sept. 1831 (can't read death date) (He is son of W.M. and also one of the ones shot in Civil War). Nancy M. (wife of Hugh S. BERRY, 9 March 1839, 13 Jan 1895 F. G. BERRY, 3 Nov. 1842, 27 April 1888 Julia G. BERRY, (wife of F. G.) 1 Dec. 18 ,Dec. 18777 (can't read) Ki tty PHILLIPS, (wife of A.!, BERRY) (AdolPhus t.)""T2" April • 5 Dec. 1878 (or 79?) --- G. C. (son of A.I. & Kitty C. BERRY) .5 May 1876. 7 Oct. 1879 Andrew B. RAY, 5 Aug. 1852. 28 April 1876 Martha E. RAY, 6 Jan 1828. 16 May 1870 Anna EVANS, (wife of J. W. MOODY) 14 June 1839. 23 Sept. 1903) 64 Yr. 3m lOd. Mattie E. McCuistion. 1869-1943 Thomas L. McCuistion, 1866-1964 (Husband of Mattie E.) F.H. McCUISTION, 3 Nov. 1858. 2 Aug. 1870 W. C. HATFIELD, 21 Nov. Nov. 30 (can't read) Mary W. (dau. o'f J .M. &T.A. WILKS) 18 Feb. 1866. 29 Nov. 1870 M. E. BURNS, 11 Oct. 1848. 10 Dec. 1921 Wiley BURNS, Company F. 11 MO. Inf. C.S.A. ONE STONE: Wm. L. POLK, 1854-1928 Frances L. Polk, 1853-1915 (wife of WH. L.) also: In Memory of OUr Baby (no dates for baby) Wm. E. (son of James & Mary C. EVERETT & Husband of Martha A. EVERETT) 8 May 1881, 29 July 1903 . Louisa ARMSTRONG, 12 June 1818, 3 July 1897 Bessie Ann (dau. of T. L. and Phoebe BOATRIGHT) 20 Oct. 1884. 14 Oct. 1881 Matilda R. McCUISTION, 27 Feb. 1808, 26 May 1871 Thomas McCUISTION, 12 June 1806, 27 Mar. 1879 (Husband of Matilda R.) Trudy (dau. of H.C. & M.J. MONTGOMERY, d. 17 Oct. 1869, age 18 d. John L. PHILLIPS, 29 June 1864, 28 Juyl 1934 Delph (wife of John L. PHILLIPS) 6 Aug. 1860. 17 Feb. 1920 Samuel (son of J.L. & H.P. PHILLIPS) 20 Feb. 1892, 19 Jan. 1894 In Memory of Mary J. wife of S.H. BERRY, 19 Sept. 1835, 19 Dec. 1890 S.H. BERRY, Company K, 2 Arkansas M.T.D. Rifles, C.S.A. (Samuel Houston) Rosanna WAID, 1825-1897 F.M. WAID, 24 Sept. 1824, 24 Jan. 1881 L.M. WAID, 1891-1893 J. N. WAID, 1869-1914 Alice WAID, 1871-1948 (wife of J.N. WAID) Rachel McCHRISTIAN, 22 June 1851, ·20 Feb. 1936 John L. McCHRISTIAN, 17 Jan 1847, 22 May 1894 (Husband of Rachel "GRUBB" McCHRISTIAN Elizabeth SIMPSON, 7 Oct. 1837, 16 Feb. 1914 (Wife of D. T. SIMPSON) W. M. HAY, 10 May 1840, 24 Jan. 1885 Cathy Jo YENT, 18 Oct 1955, 10 Aug. 1961 Clarence Joseph YENT, b. & d. Sept. 1956 Dale Eugene KELLEY, 15 Jan. 1954, 16 Jan. 1954 Ronald Lyn KELLEY, 15 Nov. 1968, 21 Feb. 1972 George DUNN, 1853- 1943 Ann DUNN, 1873- 1940 (wife of George) Lutie M. WORLEY, 23 July 1896, 2 June 1952 Ida M. CROW, 10 May 1902, (1979 living) Ben H. CROW, 14 April 1904, 8 Aug. 1966 (Husban~ of Ida) . William WINCHESTER, 15 July 1830 (or 33)7, 30 Aug. 1889 Rebecca LANGSTON, 18 Oct. 1875, July ,1903 (wife of Marion) Carrie HARP, 15 Nov. 1898 -- Bert T. HARP, 16 Aug. 1895. 17 Oct. 1978 (Husband of Carrie) Harry GARRISON, 1903 (or 08?) - 1964 Billy D. THOMAS, June or July? 21, 1933, 12 Sept. 1933 Landonia GARRISON, 1886 (or 87?) - 1931 Carl L. GARRISON, 1915 - 1938 Sarah HAWKINS, 1859 - 1934 Thomas FOSTER, 16 Aug. 1803 - 23 Mar. 1883 Catherine EVERETT. 1864 - 1942 . William D. EVERETT, 1855 - 1939 (Husband of Catherine) Lewis B. EVERETT, 1879 - 1939 . Mary F. EVERETT. 1879 - 1959 Euel BOGGES ,5 Apr. 1907. 19 June 1968 Bobby J. CAPSHAW. 1 Sept. 1966. 1 Sept. 1966 Thomas P. McCHRISTIAN, 1873 - 1946 Myrtle Ann McCHRISTIAN, 1871 - 1939 (Continued on next page) -118-

OLD CEMETERY ALABAM (Con't page 5) Sherry Gwen WOODS, 28 Feb. Angela June WOODS, 12 July 1967 Loss WOODS, 1894 - 1960 Eula M. WOODS, 1899, 19 (living 1979)(Wife of Loss) Max DuVALL, 5 July 1940, 14 Oct. 1940 Lottie Maria WOOD, 1922 - 1945 Samuel L. HYDEN, 15 Oct. 1882,24 April 1943 Ella A. DuVALL, 1876-1973 (wife of I. D. DuVALL) Robert Earl WALDEN, 8 May 1935, 25 Aug. 1939 John ALLEN, Ark. P.V.T. 13 Co. 162, Depot Brigade, World War I, 12 May 1896, 28 Sept. 1960 E. J. ALLEN (Elihugh), 2 Nov. 1941, 14 Nov. 1978 Walter L. WILLIAMS, 1884 - 1943 • Freida Wathena (dau. of Mr. & Mrs. Fred HALEY, 13 Jan. 1938, 30 Aug. 1939 Fred HALEY, Ark. P.F.C. Co., A 463 S I G H V. CONS BN, World War II, 2 Dec. 1903 (or 08)?, 13 July 1952 Ellis Orin BURGESS, P.V.T., U.S. Army, World War II, 14 Apr. 1912, 23 July 1976 Leonard BURGESS, Ark., P.F.C. Co'. 1 - 150 In£., World War II, 4 Oct. (or 141) 1908, 27 April 1964 Allie L. BURGESS, 1910 - 1947 Ella BURGESS, 9 Mar. 1886 - Kell BURGESS, 2 Sept. 1882 Leonard E. HENDERSON, Kansas Capt. M.C. RES., World War I, 23 Mar. 1873, 3 Jan. 1958 Charley SMITH, 10 June 1884, 7 Sept. 1970 Lessie M. SMITH, 22 Feb. 1907 (wife of Charley) The following are unmarked, 1. Isabell (dau. of John and Georgia Ann RAY HAWKINS 2.) 3.)twin boys. Sons of John & Lucy STROUD 4. Lish BARKER 5. Jim HUTTON 6. Martha DuVALL, born about 1890 (Mother of John L.) 7.) 8. ) 9.) The Black people who drowned in War Eagle (Colored People) EDITOR'S NOTE, Our many thanks to Julia Outland, Huntsville, AR., for sharing this large Cemetery Record w~th the members and readers of our Arkansas Family Historian. If you can add any additional information to these records, please contact Julia (or AGS Office .. 4200 "A" Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205. (Julia Outland, Rt. 2 Box 5 ~, Huntsville, AR 72740 *********** RECORDS AVAILABLE FROM THE ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH DIVISION OF , VITAL RECORDS . 4815 West Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 The Division of Vital Reocrds was established on February 1, 1914 and is. responsible for maintaining all original certificates of Arkansas birth and death and coupons for marriages and divorces. Their records in each category started as follows, 1. Births, February 1, 1914 - Fee $2.00 per copy. Submit Full Name at Birth, place & date of Birth, parents' names (including maiden name of mother). 2. Deaths, February 1, 1914, Fee $3.00 per copy. Submit, Full Name of De­ ceased, Place and Date of Death. 3. Marriages, January 1, 1917. Fee $2.00 per copy. Submit, Name of Groom, Name of Bride (maiden name), Date of Marriage, County of License Issuance. 4. Divorces, January 1, 1923. Fee $2.00 per copy. Submit, Name of Plaintiff Name of Defendant, date of divorce ,County in which Divorce Granted. NOTE, If no record is located, fee is kept as a search fee per Arkansas law. NOTE, Certain birth records of individuals born before February 1, 1914 have been filed as delayed certificates by that individual or his parents (mostly between 1900 and 1913.) EDITOR'S NOTE, These records are closed to researchers, and can only be gotten from the Department of Vital Records, etc. -119- PIKE COUNTY ESTATE RECORDS EDITOR'S NOTE: The following are taken from the "Pike County Burnt Records Book" which was copied from the Pike County Records before the 1895 fire that destroyed the originals. Contributed by R. P. Baker. ABBREVIATIONS: Cir. - Circuit Clerk Eq. - Equity Court Po. ~ Powers of Attorney I.a .• Indefinite Agreements d. - Died, i.e., Probate Records

~ 1. BANKSTON, William 21. COOLtY, Wesley d. 1876 dated: 1877 (Cir.)

2. BEAN, James 22. COREY, W. T. .. d. 1886 d. c. 1883 3. BITTICK, Jesse 23. CRUISE, Carolin nee Hoover d. 1859 d. July, 1854 4. BLOCKER, Sarah 24. CROSS, Elizabeth A. d. c. 1859 dated: 1888 (Cir.) 5. BREWER, John 25. CRUI!P, N. V. dated: c. 1847 (Cir.) d. Dec. 30, 1873

6. BREWER, William A. 26. DAVIS, Caleb dated: 1860 (Cir.) d. 1876

7. BRYANT, Berry 27. DAVIS, John d. 1870 d. 1885 8. BULLOCK, Dlvid 28. DEESE, Alexander dated: 1849 (Po) d. !.fay 25, 1887 9. BULLUCK, Baalam 29. DICKSON, Dlnie1 S. d. 1859 dated: 1880 (I.a.) Husband of Mary J. Tidwell 30. DICKSON, J. Elmer 10. CAMPBELL, D. A. d. c. 1884 d. 1879 31. DICKSON, John 11. CANTREL, L. D. d. 1868 d. 1866 32. DICKSON, Sion B. 12. CAREY, W. F. d. c. 1856 dated: 1883 (Cir.) 33. DILLARD, G. B. 13. CHANDLER, Joel d. 1885 d. 1865 34. DUNCAN, DicksPll 14. CLARK, Joel d. 1869 d. 1866 35. DUNKIN, Sarah O. 15. CLINmAAN, A. M. Gdn.: 1878 dated: 1881 (Cir.) 36. ELLISON, Henry G. 16. COFFlAAN, John A. dated: 1857 d. c. 18~7 of Cobb Co. Ga. (Po)

17. COLLIER, Nathan 37. ELZY, John B. d. 1858 dated: 1880 (I.a. )

18. CONASTER, Joseph H. 38. EVANS, James K. d. c. 1872 d. c. 1867

19. CONWAY, T. J. 39. FLOYD, Dlvid A. d. 1872 died: 1862 20. CONWAY, Tbomas J. 40. FORESTER, F. N. d. 1859 dated: 1885 (Eq. ) -120- PIKE COUNTY ESTATE RECORDS (Con't page 2)

41. FOX, Mary Ann 64. JACKSON, A. R. d. 1859 d. 1866 42. GIIJ.IER, William 65. JACOBS, English d. 1881 d. c. 1858 43. GOODRUM, Sterling 66. JACOBS, John dated: 1868 ( Po ) d. 1859 44. HAISLIP, W. H. and Mary J. SCROGGIN 67. JAMES, Vlilliam and Delphine Marriage Contract: 1870 (I.a.) Marriage Contract: 1870 (Po) 45. HALCOMBE, D>vid 68. JENKINS, Thomas d. 1B65 d. c. 1858 46. HALE, Elbert G. 69. JOHNSON, MIcajab dated: 1867 (Po) d. 1860 47. HANCOCK, Elizabeth 70. JOHNSON, Peter D. d. Jan. 12, 1854 d. c. 1872 48. HANCOCK, John D. 71. JORDAN, BenJ amin F. d. c. 1B72 dat@d: 1869 (Po) 49.. HANCOCK, Robert J. 72. JORDAN, Martha C. Gdn.: 1858 dated: 1869 "Wife of James M. Jordan" (Po) 50. HARREL, Thompson dated: 1860 (Cir.) 73. KELLEY, William J. "Wife was a McD::mald u d. 1876

51. HARRIS, John B. 74. KENEDY, Jacob T. d.Sept. 7, 1889 d. 1859 52. HENGHETT, T. L. 75. KENNEDY, William S. Gdn: 1873 d. 1863 53. HOLLAND, William 76. KIRBY, J. L. d. 1869 ~. 1864 54. HOOVER, Cassandra 77. KIZZIAH, James d. 1858 d. Feb. 20, 1853 55. HOOVER, Henry 78. KIZZIAH, Noa1 dated: 1878 (Po) dated: 1861 (Cir) 56. HOOVER, R. H. 79. KNOX. J. W. d. 1888 d. 1873 57. HORNE, Dora and Mary O. 80. LATHROSS, J. H. Gdn: 1878 d. c. 1873'

58. HOWARD, Rebecca 0., Cirena A., & .George C. 81. McMILLAN, R. C. Gdn.: 1876 d. c. 1885 59. HUDDLESTON, D>vid 82. MAGBY, Robert d. Oct. 4, 1880 (Eq. ) d. 1868

60. HUDDLESTON, Lewis 83. MARKHAM, John W. & Sallie d. March 12, 1853 Divorce: Oct. 1880 (Cir) 61. HUDDLESTON, Mariah 84. MARKS, William d. c. 1857 dated: 1877 (Po) 62. HUGHETT, Sarah 85. MATHEWS, B. A. dated: 1873 (I.a.) d. 1863 63. HUTSON, Isaac A. 86. MATLOCK, John d. 1859 d. 1886 -121- PIKE COUNTY ESTATE RECORDS (Con't page 3)

87. MICHAEL, William 110. REID, George dated: 1859 d. Feb. 10, 1881 (Eq) "Of lincoln County, Tenn" (Po) 111. ROLING, W. A. 88. MILLER, A. W. d. 1888 d. Jan. 15, 1887 112. RooERS, John R. 89. MIUSON, W. G. d. 1863 d. 1860 "Of Hempstead County· 113. SCARBOROUGH, Enos d. 1864 90. !.llBr.n, Cordelia and Cornelia "Heir of Wesley C. SCBrboroUih" Gdn.: Hl79 114. SCOTT, James D. and Jane S. Scott 91. MOBr.n, Danie 1 Marriage Contract: 1870 (Po) d. c. 1859 115. SCOTT, Jane D. 92. MOBr.n, Elizabeth d. 1877 dated: 1886 (Eq) 116. SIMPSON, Grandison D. 93. MOBLEY,!(yra Allice Gdn.: 1878 Gdn.: 1866 (I.a.) 117. SMITH, C. A. 94. HOBLEY, William d. 1863 dated: 1877 (Po) 118. SPARKS, Henry 95. !.llBLEY, William d. c. 1866 dated: 1881 ( Cir. ) 119. STANDLEE, Abraham, Sr •. 96. MORMAN, D. N. d. 1875 dated: 1880 (eir.)

97. NASH, M. C. 120. STONE, Stephen d. 1877 d. c. 1869 98. NASH, Michael 121. STONE, William d. 1870 d. c. 1859 99. NEIGHBORS, James W. and Sallie W. 122. STRAWN, Hiram d. 1862 Gdn.: 1889 123. STRINGER, Rice 100. NEIGHBORS, William d. c. 1857 d. 1884 124. TALLY, James B. 101. NEI.SON, James M. d. 1859 dated: 1881 (Cir.) c. 102. NEI.SON, Samuel 125. TATE, 101. ll. d. JUly 31, 1885 - d. Jan. 28, 1854 103. ORRICK, A. B. 126. WALKER, El1pha and Elizabeth d. 1861 Gdn.: 1885 104. PAIlKER, James 127. WALKER, Lavina V. d. c. 1856 dated: 1885 (Cir.) 105. PEACOCK, John L. C. 128. WALTON, Alfred ll. d. c. 1863 dated: 1863 (Oir.) 106. ·PRESTON, William H. 129. WALTON, David A. d. 1873 d. 1858 10? PUTMAN, Jaoob 130. WATSON, James W. d. 1865 d. c. 1866 lOS. REED, William D. 131. WEAVER, Jeremiah d. c. 1870 d. 1877

109. REEVES, Willis 1)2. WESSON, H. J. d. 1866 dated: 1885 (Eq) -122- PIKE COUNTY ESTATE RECORDS ( Con't page 4)

138. WILSON, Elizabeth 133. WFBSON, Louisa, H.K., D. Z., T. E., and F.mily d. 1858 Gdn.: 1883 (Cir) 139. WILSON; John 134. WHITE, A. d. 1858 d. c. 1857 140. WI LSON, Thomas P. 135. WHITE, Absolom d. 1871 d. Feb., 1854 141. WINFORD, Benjamin 136. WILLIAl5, Robert dated: 1870 (Cir.) dated: 1867 (Cir) 142. WISENER, Franci. 137. WILLIPJ,ISON, James B. d. 1866 d. 1868 143. YEARGAN, T. P. d. JWle 1, 1885 EDITOR'S NOTE: Our many thanks to R. P. Baker, 322 Laurel, Mablevale, AR 72103. for sharing this valuable information with the members and readers of our Arkansas Family Historian.

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Writing enclosed 1n quotation aarks are 81 own. not that of 81 grandaother, Drucilla Dorch Batley - 1879 - 1965. Perry Bailey and Jerry lia11ey are the two oldest aone of &y great grandfather Couodore Perry Bail.,. who di"!1 around lIarch 10, 1888. Ke .... born in Virginia. Kis .other wea born alao in V1rginia and his rather ..ea born in Maryland. I do not know their naa••• My grudfather ia the s1xth aOn of Coeeodore Perry and Ann Baile,.. Hia.-. ia Micko1ae or Nick lIa1l.,. - 1895 - 1970 .

C!JIPILER ! H... Cbr:I 0 EatlgD Str.. t 2901 Louialana Street City. Little Rock State. Ari:enaaa Zip. 7220(, EDITOR'S NOTE: Chris Eatmon (a black female) has been mos~ .or~una.e in locating her ancestors in Desha County, Arkansas. She is very fortunate to have this RECORDED DEATHS from OLD FAMILY BIBLE, and we appreciate this in­ formation from her to be shared with the readers and members of our ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN. She has several other great peices of valuable information concerning this family and will gladly share with others who might be working on this line. Please contact Chris Eatmon, if you can help her with addi­ tional information on this Familr' Again this is a BLACK FAHILY living in Desha County, Arkansas 1866 unti the present ttme (1980. -123- WARRJ£N Lola H. Jaques. 1020 N. Quincy St .. Aptl 705. Arlington. VA 22201 - I am interested in Edward Allen WARREN. who was a representative from Arkansas to the thirty-third and thirty-fifth United States Congresses. He was born near Eutaw. Green Co., Alabama, 2 May 1818. Studied law & was admitted to the bar in 1843. He began to practice law in Clinton, Hinds Co., Mississippi, and was a member of the Miss. House of Representatives in 1845-1846. In 1847 he moved to Ark., and settled in Cam­ den, where he practiced law. He was also a judge of the circuit court of the Sixth District, Ark. In 1859 resumed his law practice. Edward died in Prescott Co., AR., 2 July 1875 and was interred in the Moscow Cemetery near Prescott, AR. (Biographical Directory of the Am. Congress 1774-1961, Wash- ington: GPO, 1961) . Edward A. WARREN married Mary E. WARREN, a daughter of Edward & Elizabeth (Dabney) WARREN, in Marshall Co., Miss, 9 October 1838. Marriages in Mar­ shall Co., Miss, 1836-1841 in the Miss Dept. of Archives & History. No doubt Edward Allen and Mary E. (WARREN) WARREN were cousins of some degree. I am interested in learning about any children this couple may have had, '. as well the date and place of Mary E. WARREN'S death. 1 wish also to know the nameS of Edward's parents, where they were born, where they married, and any brothers or sisters Edward Allen WARREN may have had. Any info will be appreciated and I will gladly share with others researching this line. PATTON Pamelia Lee Nordgren, 132 McMillen Ave., Beaver Falls, PA JOHNSON 15010 -William PATTON, a Private in Companies D & K of the of the 27th Arkansas Regiment (Confederate), and served under James R. Shaler, Colonel. and Beal Gaither, Captain. in Co. D., & J. R. Shaver, Colonel, and B. Van Tate, Co. K. (He was my great grar,dfather). It is known that William PATTON incurred wounds in the War. He was a resident of Bentonville, Benton Co., AR for some time after the War, and then moved to Texas. He died in Canyon, TX in 1917. William Jewel PATTON's wife was Alley Jennie JOHNSON, & they married in Washington Co., AR 1868. In later years, William Jewel PATTON was a pharmacist. I would like to know if he attended pharmacy school in Ark., or would it have been apprent­ iceship? I would appreciate any info about this couple, either ancestors or descendants, please helpl DUKE Mrs. Christene Davis, Rt. 3 Box 304., ElDorado, AR 71/30 - Need TUCKER help and will exchange information on Littleton DUKE and 8hinesa TUCKER, married 28 Dec. 1839, Bibb Co .. Ala. Chinesa was the daughter of John & Ruth TUCKER according to Probate record. Later a John DUKE with wife Chinesa is shown in 1860 census of Union Co., AR., they have sons: Littleton; John F.; George N.; Franklin; & daughter: Treacy in household. Is this the same Chinesa who 1st married Littleton in Ala.? If sO is this John a brother to Littleton? Need death dates and any data. The Littleton DUKE of Union Co., AR., married Nancy Jane NELSON and is also being researched, will share data. PRINE Mrs. N. W. Prine, 1554 St. Charles, Springfield, HO 65804 - Calvin M. PRINE, b. Sept 1824, Tenn and son, Robert L. PRINE b. Nov 1847 TN., both widowed, left Douglas Co., Mo after 1900 and went to Arkansas, thought to the vicinity of Oil Trough in Independence Co., AR. It was told that Robert took at least 2 of his children: Randolph, b. Feb. IM84; and James H., b. Aug. 1886. Calvin returned to Douglas-Ozark Co., MO. for a visit probably before 1910. Calvin and Robert were never heard from again. Where did they live? Where and when did they die? What happened to Randolph and-James? The rest of Calvin's family stayed in MO., and is accounted fir. What happened to the other children and grandchildren of Robert? Daughter, Ca1dona, b. Aug. 1878 married to (name unknown) had a son, Raymon L., b. September 1899, may have gone by PRINE name; daughter, Alice E., b. Sept. 1880 married Enoch Garrison, 20 Aug. 1897. son Jessie L., b. Jan 1899, Alice widowed in 1900 census; daughter Rosa E., b. Mar. 1890; Bessie H.,b. July 1894; and Pearl M., b. Nov 1898. Where did they go? All of Robert's children were born in MO. Any help appreciated. PLOWMAN Mrs. Richard Plowman, Scenic Dr., Box 27, Larned, Kansas, BULLARD 67550 - (Donnitta BULLARD) - Need parents of John Alexander INNMAN/INMAN LEWIS, b. 1776, North Carolina, married Elizabeth HAMILTON ? LEWIS Children were: William; Cynthia; Nancy P.; Zilpha; Eliza A. ; Mary. John Hamilton LEWIS married Martha INMAN, 1852 Giles Co., Tenn. John Hami1t~n LEWIS lived in Baxter Co., AR and died 1885 in Newton Co., AR. Will be h.ppy to exchange info on the LEWIS INMAN/INNMAN; & BULLARD Families. Thank you for our informative publica­ tion. I have enjoyed my coples of the HISTORIAN very much. (Mrs. Plowman). -124- CHAPIN Mrs. Rudy Forsberg (Arlene Chapin) 525 Methow St., Wenatchee, HENDERSON WA 98801- We desire any and all info about Seth CHAPIN, b. FULTZ about 1840, Ohio, and married Elizabeth HENDERSON (7) born in STOUT Mich. Had 2 children., one firl died young; & one son, Willi8ll1 Arthur, b. 27 Feb. 1865, Troy, Cass (probably Cass, Nob.) m. 8 July 1884 to Catherine Elizabeth FULTZ, b. A1lamakee Co., Iowa. They marr­ ied at Portia, Lawrence Co., AR. Parents were not in attendance but father wrote letter of consentl After the death of Seth CHAPIN, Elizabeth married a Mr. STOUT & lived in Lonoke, Lonoke Co., AR. These are my great grand­ parents. I know they pioneered in Arkansas, my aunt was born in Pulaski Co., and my father always talked so much about Arkansas. Please help I .. TUCKER June Kifer Ricketts, P. O. Box 156, Lynnville, IN 47619 - Will COX correspond and exchange data with descendants of sa.rah Ann (Sally) TUCKER who went to Arkansas ca 1841. Mary Ann (Polly) COX in MO and Arkansas ca 1858. James KIfER who married Nancy LE~ARD at . Little Rock, Pulaski Co .. Arkansas March 1861. MORGAN Chet Morgan, 1512 Hathaway, Yakima, Washington 98902 - My MILLS grandfather was Alfred MORGAN, b. in Van Buren Co., AR., and married Nancy Jane MILLS, then disappeared before my father, John Franklin MORGAN was born on 27 September 1854, Van Buren Co., AR near Scotland. Nancy Jane MILLS, b. 1836, Van Buren Co., AR., to Elisha MILLS, b. 1810 in North Carolina & came to Van Buren Co., AR about 1834/35. I have the Elisha MILLS Family of 4 dau. & 5 sons, also many MORGAN Families but nothing on Alfred MORGAN. Rev. Perementer MORGAN, b. 29 Aut. 1755 in Brunswick Co., VA married Gracy JONES, b. 27 Mar. 1855 also in Brunswick Co., VA., and was in Rutherford Co., N.C .. ca 1775 & had a large family. 4 of the sons wed WILKERSON sisters. #6 Jonathan MORGAN, b. 1 Sept. 1788 in Rutherford Co., N.C. married Rebecca WILKERSON; I have part of their family. #7. Abner MORGAN, b. 18 July 1790 in Rutherford Co., N. C. married Eliza­ beth WILKERSON, b. 1792. I have most of their family. 118 Perementer MORGAN, Jr., b. 24 Aug. 1793, Rutherford Co., N.C. married Mary WILKERSON, I have part of their family. . #10 Elijah MORGAN, b. 26 Feb. 1798, Rutherford Co., N. C., married ~uth Wilkerson, no children mentioned, but Elijah married 2nd to Susie RELL, and they had one son. Perhaps my Alfred came from one of these sons & a WILKER­ SON girl. Many of Abner & Elizabeth's children went to Van BUren Co., AR when they were very young, before Abner went in 1846. Their children, Moses b. 1812 in Rutherford Co., N.C. married Martha LEDBETTER, went 1st to Georgia about 1875 was in Van Buren Co., AR.; Rebecca, b. 12 May 1815 married Daniel Koan in N.C. and went to Van Buren Co., AR., 1839; Annie b., 1820 in McDowell Co., N.C. married James L. STRORED in N.C. and went to Van Buren Co., AR 1847 and Captain Abner MORGAN, b. 1824 in McDowell Co.; N.C. went to Van Buren Co., AR 1839 & married (Polly) Mary AIKEN in Van' Buren Co., AR & in 1846 had 9 children & some descendants still live near Scotland, Van Buren Co., AR. #10 Elizabeth, b. 1828 in McDowell Co., N. C. married Marian KOAN in Ark., to a brother of Re~ecci::.o.'S uusLand. Elizabeth came t(J Arkansas as Rebecca & Captain Abner MORGAN, 1839. 1112 Jane, b. 15 May 1835 in McDowell Co., N. C. came to Arkansas in 1847. . , There is more data in Morrilton, Conway Co., AR (I have been told). Most of my data has come from Queries, as I am not physically able to travel. I would be glad ·to pay anyone to do some research for me, either in Arkansas or North Carolina on the MORGAN & MILLS lines & refund postage. I am sure my ancestors came from North Carolina to Arkansas. Also I think Captain Abner MORGAN & my grandfather Alfred MORGAN were 1st cousins, but need proof. I am sure about Nancy Jane MILLS, for I saw her youngest sister in 1929 & over the years, the notes I had were lost, so I began again from scratch. Nancy Jane's sister was Nettie A. MILLS, b. 20 Dec. 1849 in Van Buren Co., Arkansas & married ... Shipp in 1929 she lived near Formosa, Van Buren Co., AR., with her daughter Almeady SHIPP, who' married Harvey LEDFORD. Can anyone help with any additional information on any of these people, I will appreciate and share with others workinl\ on these lines, and return postage & pay for additional research. An interested genealogical searcher in need of help. I was born 24 Nov. 1910 in Taney Co., MO have been in Yakima since 1937, retired on a disability 10 years ago, and started my research in the fall of 1977 by going to Van Buren Co., Arkansas, but none of the older people could remember my grandparents so I joined the ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORtAN and have learned a loti (ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN is the place to startl It is a wonderful publication. I have my mother's ancestors well established to Germany, 1695. Our MORGANS are something else ... MORGAN married MORGAN & other kin as welll Please helpl . EDITOR'S NOTE: My ancestors, MAry MORGAN married Josiah COVINGTON on 21 Feb. 1785 in Rutherford Co., North Carolina (I too am searching for these) E.Cia -l25- ATKINSON Janet Irene Atkinson, 18935-65 Kittridge, Reseda, CA 91335 CAPERS I am interested in any info regarding my great great grand­ FARR father, Burwell ATKINSON, b. 1792 in N.C. He went from that state to Summerville and Salisbury, Georgia, and in 1847 to Morrilton, Conway Co., AR. I have no further info on him. One account says he married a Mary CAPERS, another account claims he married a Miss FARR. His son was Thomas CAPERS ATKINSON, a doctor in the Civil War. I need to know what county in North.Carolina he was born, where and who his father was and when he died in Arkansas? Will appreciate even a small clue and will be happy to exchange data (if I receive any). BARNETT Mrs. George Rowe, 5 Walworth Court, Madison. WI 53705 - I am BOLIN trying to trace the family of Jesse Henson BARNETT & Mary Magnolia BOLIN. They came to Cherry Valley, Cross Co., AR to help build the railroad. Jesse H. BARNETT continued to live in Cherry Valley, working as foreman on the railroad maintance crew. He purchased land near Chery Valley and lived there until about 1910. During this time 10 children were born (4 died). The 3rd child, my father, b. 9 Nov. 1892 and was named Lee Jefferson BARNETT. They likely attended the Baptist Church. Can anyone help me with a tiny clue? I will appreciate anything! ETIER/ ETIE Linda Nicklas, 3325 Piccadilly, Nacogdoches, TX 75961 - A am ETIERE/ ETHIER searching for the nameS (or any inf.) parents of Bennett ETIER (ETIE, ETIERE, ETHIER) b. Feb. 1842, Arkansas. I have been unable to locate him on the 1850 census. They probably lived near other French speaking people. Can anyone please help! I will gladly refund postage, etc. BARNES Mrs. LaVena Lebow Wilson, P. O. Box 684, Camp Verde, AZ86322 C;OFORTHS My husband's family - BARNES; GOFORTH; HILL; RANKIN; WILSON; HILLS ROBINSON; TUCKER; ANDERSON; ADAMS and several others I have etc. not been able to connect with, but all have eventually stopped over and stayed for from one to four or five genera­ tions in Northwestern and North Central Arkansas - per usual they were out of PA.: MD.; VA.; N.C.; TN.; KY.; Miss.; and Alabama. Will gladly refund postage and exchange data on all of these families with others researching these lines. Please help! BERGERON Wanda Joy Ulmer Karrant, Star Rt. Box l8-A, Chester. AR72934 HOGGATT not Want to thank all who helped (~r tried to help) with my Query HOGGART in the 1979 Dec. AFH! From it 'I had one inquiry on the YERBY - (RO(D)GERS surnames that proved to'be a 2nd cousin of my mother. Was sorry I couldn't connect ~LLS, when Mr. E. H. MAXWELL call­ ed long distance, but we can keep each other in mind as we research our MAXWELL surname. One member just wrote asking if I could help her on a couple of her surnames that I wasn't researching and I hope to be able to help her. Could find no connection to a RAY searcher nor the HARTMANN searcher but maybe we can all be of help to each other in the future, who knows. Was really grateful for the response thus far, and all this during -- the holiday preparations everyone was into! Just think what it might be later on after people recover from the holidays. A terrific job of indexing surnames being searched, but one of mine was left out of index, BERGERON, my French Huguenots, and on.e surname was mis­ spelled in index, HOGGATT not HOGGART though I may find it spelled that way sometimes as a variant speITrng. HOGGATT BIBLE Record is recorded on sepa­ rate page. BARR Can anyone help me with descendants of Andrew Washington . BARR and his wives and possibly sort out which children are by which wife? Andrew was born in June 1823 (what day?) in Elbert Co., GA. He served in Co. B of the 6th Arkansas Infantry as a Private; discharged as being over age. Enlisted in Camden, AR. He died after 1900 census (when?) of Nevada Co., AR and is buried in Mt. Moriah Cemetery there. In 1900 cen­ sus his wife was Mary E., born July 1843 and they had been married 22 years, and still had children at home. In 1880 census Nevada Co., would have been same wife and there were step-children in household named LIVINGSTONE as well as a baby that would have been theirs and some children by Andrew's previous wife. My Great grandmother was a daughter of Andrew's and the wife he had at the time Mary Jane BARR was born in June 1853. I cannot find Andrew and family in 1860 & 1870 census but they were in 1850 censuS of Ouachita Co .. Ark. (a parent county of Nevada). In 1850 his wife was Mary J., and they had two sons, one born in Miss., and the youngest born in AR. Believe wife in 1850 and the mother of Mary Jane BARR in 1853 was Mary Jane -126- BALLIENT, said to be half-French and half-Indian, born near Oxford, Miss., circa 1823 when it was Chickasaw Indian land but have no proof. Was the widow LIVINGSTONE a CALLICOAT? Where was this family in 1860-70 census? When did wife of 1850 die and where? Did Andrew have still another wife between 1850 and 1878? He was supposedly always in the general Arkansas area after coming to Ark. Had a nephew TUBBS in 1880 household as did a brother, John BARR, have a relative named TUBBS in his 1880 household in Nevada Co. I can find no marriage or other records on BARR in several Sou­ thern Arkansas counties, written to for probate, death, or marriage records. I know he owned property for I found some deed records in Archives and dis­ tant cousins and my mother know of the "oldll homeplace. This line is frus­ trating and I know someone of our Arkansas Family Historian readers may be able to help or direct me to someone who might. I sure need help I Also wish to point out that not all census information is correct I Either the census taker (enumerator) misunderstands information given or the one giving the information did not know the information, or did not speak ," clearly for the following was recently discovered in 1900 census of Nevada Co., AR .. in my Grandmother's family: ROGERS, E1ie as head of household with wife, Mary (This is the Mary Jane BARR of the Query (on page before this one) Children: Mollie; Catherine, Emma, Eva, Lillie - my grandmother (Sarah) was already married and in the next household - of their own. I had never heard of grandmother having a sister named EVA and asked my mother about thi.. I had already surmised that it should have been a boy named EAGLE for grandmother's only brother had the same birthdate as EVA., My mother verified the fact that grandmother had, indeed, never had a sister named EVA and since the ~irthdate is EAGLE's. either someone's hearing was poor or 90meone's enunciation was poor or misunderstood. EAGLE died in his late teens and I have his obituary and his death date. Incidentally, please note: anyone clipping an obituary from the newspaper should include the date, for most of the old obits I have do not have any date, at all included in the portion that was clipped nor do they have it written in long­ hand as pertains to name of newspaper or the date. Most people would not give this a thought, when clipping an obit or any other item but it can prove to be a real stumbling block in the distant future for someone else to only make a guess. I had no help whatsoever from the Nevada County Picayune when requesting obits from them from many years back so still have to sort of guess at some dates on these old obits, and may never have time and opportunity to check this out at Archives (if they have the film of these particular issues). EDITOR'S NOTE: The Newspaper people, like your Editor and the people at the Courthouses ... there is no time for research ... if todays work is ever to be finishedllllll ' Another thing concerning census. It just all depends on how much "accurate" information one has to give the census taker. For instance ... in 1850 censu's my Andrew BARR was said to have been born in Atlanta (his CSA records shows Elbert County). In 1880 it shows his birthplace Georgia, with his father born South Carolina and mother born Georgia. In 1900 it shows, Andrew was born in GA, but his father was born in Ireland and they didn't know where his mother was born. His brother, John, in 1880 census (or who­ ever gave information said John was born in GA., his father, S.C., and yet his mother, S.C. It is possible that John and Andrew could have had differ­ ent mothers and one was born in GA and one S.C. for there 'was 7 years diff­ erence in their birthdates but I sure would like to know how the father could have been the same and been born in both S.C. and Irelandlll John's mother, Nancy A. was age 79 and a widow living in John's household in 1880 and she said she was born in S.C. and her parents Were both born in Virginia I really do believe John and Andrew were brothers so it would seem the census information could be wrong in some instances because of human error so to speak. Also cemetery records can be wron~ or stones in such a poor condition information cannot be read. On, Andrew s stone it gave CSA service as being Company H - 19th Ark. and after I was unable to get anything in records on this I was able to spend a few minutes at Archives in Little Rock once and checked index and found the correct information and then was able to get copy of his military papers which included his discharge, whcih gave correct birthplace info and also gave the bonus of a phYSical description, and veri­ fied the birth year. On the following page Wanda Joy Ulmer Karrant is sharing information from TILFORD SCOTT HOGGATT FAMILY BIBLE: -127- TIlFORD SCcYl'T. HrxlGATT F Al'1LY .sI1IIJ'

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'lfr~d Fronklin HOORE " .. horned Nnv 30, 1669 Lob J One MOIlRF "e. borned J en 2, If!74 "'ory Lillie. WY.lRT' wos borned Feb n, 1895 Polly Nev. (}nit. 51'1TH w.. horned June n, l'lO8 Jee.ie ~'.y ~1TH Merch 15, 1918 Ine.n Beatrice ~1'1TH 8lld brother we. born Feb 7, 1911 MotUe Le1" HrxlGATT we. homed Nov 12, 1A85 Lillie Andr:;> HXGIo.TT wee horn Seot. 10, 18'lO 3rd nege - Rirth. conti.nued

T. s. ~arr,ATT W8S bot~ ~ll~ 29, lA4~ 1'. I. Wx}(;ATT we,. born J"n lA, lA52 /doh Rell HOC.r.ATT WM horn Nov 2A, lA71 Lolo Jon. HOC.GATT wo~ hornpd Jon 2, 1A74 1"1111"", J ••• i. HrxlGATT ,,0. horned Oct 29, 1f!75 Beatrice F1i(e<')b<>th HOC,GATT " •• borned Apr 3, 1"79 Norrie M"y HflCGl,TT wae horned "eb 5, 18P2

4th poge - Death. IU""d Franklin MOORE died Au. 26, 1895 - age 25 T. S. Hc,Gr.ITT died ~'rch 22, 1912 a.ed 64 Lillie ludry HOC.GATT MFRC"R died nec 2, 1913 - age 23 Lola Jane HOC;;ATT ~OORE died "'.rch 28, 1911 age 40 "'. T. SMITH died Jan 12, 1923 Ide lILMFR died Mey 2, 1925

t\!ote t Thf!ore is no title oey.e _ 1t hP.5 bef!n tom out. Tilford Hoc;r..A.TT wee one or 5 .on. end 5 d~l~hters of I.oac HOGGATT (b 11 Jon 1A22'- d 20 AuK 1A61) end Loui •• I. CkLVNDF1l (b 29 Seut. 1A26, d. 16 Hoy 1866). They "ere ..arried 4 Nov 1B1.4, Copilll County, Mt.s1 ••inpi.

Th. Present owner of the bible 1. Mr •• Carl Y. HUTSON (Jes.ie M.y ~TH), Rcute 1, B<>x 231" Rrookhev~n, Mi ••• 39601

The H.T.r.~TT r_1:;> for. the moat n.rt lived around thP Behel. Baot1et. Church end H~uck'3 RetrpRt, Lineoln County, ~iS8185ipo1.

Note: b:;> Wand. Joy HlY"R K~RRANT - The above Ma Belle HOOG~TT m John 1-"l1lilll1 tJLMFR (I !ttll don't h~ mArris,R;f' dAte end tllfllce) en:l they Wf're the '08rents or 'f111bJ.rn ","",",lin \JU<1FR, the fother or >'.nde Karr.nt who will sul:lD1t • record of "orne of the d&.aendmtl!!l of thl!' .hove tleonle in more detail at 8 later date. This bible record h.. DreYiou.1y been .ubm1tted to Mia.iaaipoi Cemetery and Bible Recorda by • cauain, "pr!! KJ"IIlI!I. I. 'peraon811y, hove a~en this bible end copied 1"ro""ation t ..... llt., el.o. EDITOR'S NOTE: Our many thanks to Wanda J~y Ulmer Karrant (Mrs. Jim) Star Rt. Box lS-A, Chester, AR 72934 for sharing this valuable information with the readers and members of our ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN. If you can add or correct any of this information, you are encouraged to write Mrs. Karrant.

DREW B. Vagnone, 12017 H1ghdale, Norwalk, CA 90650 - I am interes· 3rd ARKANSAS ted in corresponding with anyone who can help me with data GOVERNOR concerning the 3rd Governor of Arkansas, Thomas Stevenson DREW. I would like to have a clue as to how the DREW & . MANSKER/ HANS CO Families of Randolph Co., AR were related. It is mentioned many times in articles, that they were, but the articles fail to mention how? BETTIS/ VETTIS Would also like to contact anyone with knowledge of descend­ ants of the VETTIS (BETTIS) Families of Randolph Co., AR., they were Ransom; Elijah; OVerton; and their relations. Please helpl, -128- PERRY Peri Lane, 321 Gloria, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 - 1 am search- ing for information about my great great great grandfather, William PERRY, who lived in Drew Co., AR around 1860, description of his land, The southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of the north half of the south­ west quarter of Section 4. Also the northwest quarter of the northeast quart­ er of Section 9. All in township 15, south of the baseline in Range 7 West. Can anyone help me? EDITOR'S NOTE, Write for a County Map ... Arkansas Highway, Map Sales Depart­ ment, Little Rock, AR 72209 ... Request a county map (this shows Sections etc. and many other things) they will send invoice to you, about $2.) BEARDEN Mrs. Elsie Walker, 2209 Monroe, Wichita Falls, TX 76309 - I need help on my grandfather, William L. BEARDEN who was a Civil War Veteran, I have his old discharge I He enlisted in Camden, Ouachita Co., AR was a prisoner of War in Rolla, MO & discharged in St. Louis, MO. 1 would like any records, marciage, death, land, etc., they are listed in r Ouachita Co., but the Circuit Clerk's office is understaffed and does not do research. I need documentation (would like to join DAR, etc. and in building our family records). My family left early & returned for only a short visit a few times. I located 2 books in the Ft. Worth Library that had much info on BEARDEN families in Bedford Co., TN and I hope to link with them. 1 believe my Great grandfather, Thomas W. BEARDEN to be the son of Benjamin BEARDEN a Rev. War. Soldier (in this book he had a son Thomas Bearden, b. about 1825) & my grand father was born in Tenn, about 1845. Most records I have are from family info census, etc. I have my parent's marriage record (in C~den). Wm. married to Elvira BLANKENSHIP (but where and when?) Also need info on Ancestors and Descendants of Jesse GRIFFIN and Mary HARVELl HARREL whose dau. Mary Susan married William L. BEARDEN & lived in Ouachita Co., AR Red Hill Township and Jefferson Township. Please help I THOSE SOUTHERN Virginia Hershey, 5325 Wikiup Bridgeway, Santa Rose, CA 95404 MILNERS A new book, soon will be ready on "Those Southern Milners" 15 years of research and 3 years of compiling, a effort to compile all that is known on every MILNER who lived in the southern United States before 1850. It is estimated that over 95% of the records that exist for the name Milner during this time period are represented in this compila­ tion. Price $40. For further info write the above address. GILBERT Mrs. Betty S. Barron, Rt. 1 Box 157, New Boston, TX 75570 -1 BURT would like any info on ZOWIE GILBERT, (her parent's names, PLUMMER where she was born, etc.?) When she and my grandfather were married she lived in a little community called Mt. Carmel, AR near Center Point (Howard or Prairie Cos. ?) Zowie GILBERT BURT died shortly after my mother's birth, 13 Jan. 1906. My mother was Eula Plummer Carl BURT, and she knew very little of her mother's people. My grandmother was one half Cherokee Indian. Any help will be appreciated and 1 will gladly share data with others working on these lines. SMITH Mrs. Martha Perkins, Rt 2, Box 399, Nacogdoches, TX 75961 NORTHCUT Searching for the parents of her orphaned mother, who was PERKINS May SMITH. May's 78 year? search for her past history is based on what little memory she has of her home life as a 5 year old child. Searching for SMITH clues is difficult, even with known facts May SMITH NORTHCUT believes she is now 78 years old, is an invalid and lives with her daughter, Mrs. PERKINS, who has the Query with her address. We ask our AHF readers to please try to bring a happy ending to this long search. Hay SMITH was born about 1905, she does not know where, or the exact date. Her earliest recollection is of living in a farmhouse close to an Indian res­ ervation and she played with the Indian children. She had a sister, possibly a twin; they were both playing in a wood pile and something bit or stung the sister and she died; some women came out of the house, picked them both up & carried them into the house. May was too young then to remember where it was or the name of the little sister who died. She believes she had older broth­ ers, Howard; Ernest; & William, the older sister Lena (or Leona) and still another sister who had 5 children. She does not remember the circumstances of why she knows, but she thinks Lena's husband was a bank employee. She recalls one of her brothers was kicked in the stomach by a pair of young mules and once she was pushed out of an apple tree by a brother and broke her shoulder; a doctor. name not known, came to the house to treat her. May has a mental picture of her father as a big, blue-eyes, red-faced man; and her mother a tall thin, black-headed woman. She herself was tall as a child, blond, blue­ eyes and has a large white mole between her eyebrows, and May's three child­ ren were all tall. She believes' her father was killed somehow when she was (continued on next page) -129- (continued) young, or died of asthma. The family was together, camped in wagon yard, in Little Rock, Arkansas. When? The orphanage added "Agnes" to her name, so she has used the name Agnes May SMITH. on whatever documents there may have been since 1918. This added name may have confused anyone searching for her. She thinks her mother may have been Mary COOK or Mary COX and that her father may have been John SMITH. Only a tiny clue will be appreciated I Please help I TYLER Edythe (Tyler) Lackey, 217 S. Holly St., Sallisaw, OK 74955 PRICE Who were the parents of Evelin Mernerva (PRICE) TYLER, wife of Peter A. (dam) TYLER, SR., and Cathrine (RICE) TYLER wife of John TYLER? Were Charles PRICE & Lindsey PRICE their brothers? all from N.Carolina? as far as I can learn ... would like to exchange information with. Lindsey & Charles PRICE Families. RUSSELL Bobby Russell, 6401 Killough St., Houston, TX 77086 - I am GILLIAM searching for info regarding my RUSSELL Ancestors and their GUESS descendants in TN and Arkansas. They came from somewhere in TAYLOR TN to Sevier Co., AR., between 1848-1850. I have no info on BUCKLE my great great great grandfather (1) RUSSELL except that he OLDHAM was born in N.C. He died in TN or on the trail into Arkansa. WHEAT He was married to Minta (?), b. about 1798 in KY. She was lis ted as the head 0.£ household on 1850 census in Sevier Co., AR. Known children: Dorcas, b. about 1818 in TN; my great great grandfather Samuel, b. in Ala. about 1822, married in TN to Amanda (?), b. about 1828 in TN. She died bet'ween 1850-1853. He remarried in 1854 at Sevier Co., AR to Sarah Ann GILLIAM, b. about 1835 in Ala. Her parents were: Sol~man GILLIAM, b. inS.C. about 1810 and Lucretia (?) born about 1814 in S.C.; William, b. in Ala. about 1824, married in TN to Mary Ann (?) b. about 1830 in TN; Patience, b. in TN about 1832, married Gordin GUESS in 1850, Sevier Co., AR: Minty, b. in TN about 1832, married (?) TAYLOR; John, b. about 1834, in TN; Elijah, b. about 1836 in TN, married Mary Jane BUCKLE in 1859, Sevier Co., AR; James, b. in TN about 1837: and Mary, b. about 1839 in TN. I have been unable to locate all of these persons in the 1860 census in AR. Samuel; William; their sister Mary; and their mother Minta were located in Scott Co., AR on the 1870 census. This is the last residence of Minta and Mary that I know. Samuel and William raised large families there through 1900. Some of the RUSSELLS moved to Collin Co .. TX area about 1890. I am also interested in the OLDHAM families of Scott Co., AR. The WHEAT Families in Baxter, Searcy, Boone, and Marion Counties. Any info on these people their ancestor or descendants will be appreciated. ROBINSON C. L. Robinson, 5604 Howard, Omaha, Nebraska 68106 - I am attempting to locate a brief genealogy of Sen. Joseph T. ROBINSON, the late Senator from Arkansas. I am primarily interested in the names & birthplaces of his father and grandfather ROBINSON. Can anyone help me? I will gladly pay for any photo copies or other expenses necessary.

POLLARD Ms. Tamara McAnally Johnson, 625 ~E 38, Lawton, OK 73501 - I have traced my family line of POLLARD to Clay Co., AR. The POLLARD Family moved to Greene Co., AR (now Clay Co.) around 1854 from Union Co., Ill. Willis W. POLLARD. a half-brother to my great great grand­ father is listed in Arkansas Goodspeed. Therefore 1 am interested in ceme­ tery and marriage 'records. Would like to contact anyone with knowledge of ancestors or descendants of POLLARD Families in this area. Will gladly exc. data.

MORGAN Chet Morgan, 1~12 Hathaway, Yakima, WA Y89U2 - Seeking any MILLS info on ancestors or descendants of Mose MURGAN, b. 1851 in Van BUren Co., AR married Philla MILLS in Ark., latter lived in Oklahoma. They had a son named Virgil. STROUD Jim STROUD, b. 1851 in Van Buren Co., AR married Della MILLS Mose J. & Jim were 1st cousins. Mose J. '8 father was Abner Captian MORGAN from N.C. Jim's mother was Annie MORGAN STROUD from N.C. Who were the parents of the MILLS girls? . Morgan MILLS, b. 1844 in Van Buren Co., AN. married Rebecca WILLIAMS in AR. Any inf. will be appreciated, and 1 will share with anyone working on any·of these lines. 1 love the AFH and wish they came more often. Thank you A.G.S. you have been wonderful helpl EVERYONE IS ENCOURAGED TO WRITE ANYONE ... YOU THINK YOU CAN HELP ... EVEN IN A TINY CLUE I BE SURE TO INCLUDE A SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE ... WHEN YOU HOPE FOR AN ANSWER TO ANY GENEALOGICAL QUESTION III SAVES TIME ... SAVES ERRORS AND BE SURE TO INCLUDE YOUR ZIP CODEIIII (S.A.S.E.) -130-

HALL Mrs. Eugene D. Johnson, 15530 Stone Ave., North, Seattle, WA OLIVER 98133 - Aminda Etelia HALL, b. Aug. 1845, MD., daughter of Milton & Julia OLIVER. Aminda died approx. 1922 in Bellefonte Boone Co., Arkansas, & was the widow of William HALL. Could anyone help me locate the Cemetery (near Bellefonte)? She had a WILL, probate was in Harrison, Boone Co., AR. She was my great aunt. Milton OLIVER (my great grandfather) was born March 1827, MO.& died after 1900 Census. He was a Blacksmith of Bellefonte, AR. In the 1900 census he listed his father, b. in Kentucky (also his mother in KY.) Would also like to know where Milton OLIVER & his wife' Julia were buried? (Bellefonte, AR. Julia OLIVER, wife of Milton, was born Dec. 1833 in Indiana, & her parents were both born in TN. BAKER My grandmother, Ella J. BAKER, b. 1859, wife of John W. BAKER, b. AR. She died in Bellefonte summer of 1899. Would like to , locate her grave site, and any other vita~ info A female child was born to Ella (Jane?) and John W. BAKER between 1886-1896 in Bellefonte. Her name was not Edna BAKER, b. 1896. A female child was born to Aingy (Angie) BAKER and John W. BAKER (2nd wife of John W. BAKER. This child was born in AR in late 1900 or early 1901. Angie had been married 1st to a Mr. SPENCER, before she married my grandfath­ er. Any information about any of these people will be appreciated and I will gladly share with others working on any of these lines. LENOX Marjorie Elliott, 425 So. Sparks St., Burbank, CA 91506 Phone 845-4061 - Searching for any info on Richard W. LENOX (any information will help!). He lived in Washington Co., AR in 1893 and before. I need connecting lines to Lorinda LENOX, born 1824. Please h~~~! HUTCHENS Leroy Sossamon, 3022 Emmett St., Dallas; TX 75211 - Seeking HUNTER any info on George (R. or W.) HUTCHENS, b. ? Gordon Co. GA., McGILL married to Adeline (Mittie Ann) HUNTER, children: William Robert, b. 7 May 1856; Lizzy & Hollie, b. Logan Co., AR 1879, later Franklin Co., AR. George McGILL, b. ? married to Jane FRISBY, b. 7 Hamilton Co., TN., 1862. William Robert HUTCHENS married to Sara Caroline McGILL, 10 Dec. 1878, GA. Information please, about George HUTCHENS and George McGILL and spouses. . COLLETT Bert COLLETT, b. Indian Territory, approximately 1859, d. LEE approx. 1892/37 married Sarah Evaline LEE, b. 7 Sept. 1872, ? approx. 1884, location? Franklin Co., AR. Children: Thomas Henry, b. 28 Aug. 1886, 1. T., William, b. Nov. 1887, Levi Bert, b. 15 Aug. 1891; Charley, b. 1888, Arbuckle Island, Sebastain Co., AR. Wife & children died in Franklin Co., AR. Where was Bert when he died & where was he buried? Anything on his family! TOWERY John Logan TOWERY, b. 29 March 1862, Logan Co., AR., died 4 ROBINSON June 1921, Franklin Co., married to Mary Louella ROBINSON, b. IURRiiflIlN1862 , d. 10 June 1902 Franklin Co., AR., daughter of Jim ROBINSON. TOWERY' children: Mary, Edd, Arthur, Charley, Josie, Mattie; Albert, Alice, Weaver. 2nd marriage was to Minnie HARRISON. Need orgin of John Logan TOWERY, his parents, and Mary Louella ROBINSON's family. Desperately seeking data on any of the above persons. . . STORIE' James Wro. STORIE, b. 7 Dec. 1844, Georgia or Alabama, died 21 BAIRD Jan. 1913, married to Sarah Cathryn BAIRD, b. 29 Sept. 1853, d. 21 May 1931, New Madrid Co., MD. They were married 31 Jan. 1868, New Madrid Co., MO., & children were: Thomas Jefferson; Mary Ellen; Edward Z., Lula Ann, Robert Elbert; Lily·May; Lucy Ethel; Willie Esther; & Roy Paul. Lived in Mulberry, Crawford Co., AR in later years. Seeking data on back ground of James Wm. & Sarah Catherine's families, their ancestors or descendants. Please help! BENNETT Lloyd F. Collins, 820 Hedge·Dr., Midwest City, OK 73110 - RITCHEY Johnson BENNETT, b. ca 1802 GA married to Mary (?) went to RICHIE Miss. by 1830. Children b. Miss.: Vardaman; Green; Winston (my ancestor) to Conway Co., AR by 1840. Children born in AR: Marion, Amanda; James; Wayne; & Andrew. Winston married to Elmire (?) about 1859, then 2nd to Mrs. Mary BEAVERS before 1870, children born in Conway Co.: Nancy, Amanda, Ellen; James H.; Emma Agnes (my ggm); and Jefferson David BEAVERS, stepson, there was possibly another daughter, Janie and a WID. Winston BENNETT, Jr. b)' a 31d wife (name unknown). Need: locations in Miss. & GA., maiden names of Wives, was Winston in Civil War? did he move to Indian Terr.? Where and when did he die? Peter Richie or Ritchey, Rev. War soldier served fro~N.C., lived in Jackson Co., TN in 1832, joined his son James in Sevier Co., AR by 1839, where he probably died as he was 98 years old in 1840 Need anything, I can learn about him or his descendants, especially any con­ nection with my ggg-grandfather, William Romain RITCHEY, b. AR ca 1820. Will gladly exchange info & answer all letters. Plea~e help! -131- RICHMOND Timothy R. Knott, 2510 B St., Lincoln, Neb. 68502 - Searching MELVIN for any info on Francis RICHMOND, possibly in the area of St. LON DAHL Paul, .Madison Co., Arkansas. Francis RICHMOND, b. 28 Feb. 1842 Oregon Territory, son of John Plaster RICHMOND and America Walker TALLEY. He married LeveniaMALLORY and they were the parents of (?) later Mrs .. F. P. MELVIN. They were the grandparents of Mrs. Carolyn LONDAHL, who was born in St. Paul, AR.· Especially interested in any proof that these people were really in Madison County, AR and would like to know where any of them were buried· (in or near St. Paul). Please helpl JONES Mrs. Ethel Atkins, 1388 Hawthorne, Chico, CA 95926 - Seeking any PITCHFORD info on Oscar Lee JONES, b. 8 April 1880, Elizabeth, Fulton Co., AR., died 15 Feb. 1969, Sacramento, CA., son of William JONES & Sarah Angeline PITCHFORD. He married Carrie Francis HUMPHREY. O. L. JONES & F. HUMPHREY JONES were my grandparents, and I am especially interested in any birth record or corresponding w·ith anyone with knowledge of their ances­ tors or descendants. Any inf. will be appreciated. HUMPHREY Also need bir'th inf. for Carrie Francis HUMPHREY, born 12 June 1880, Elizabeth, Fulton Co., AR., died Sept. 1938, Eddyville, OR daughter of Morris. Earl Humphrey & Sarah Isabelle MOSS. All inf. appreciated and I will gladly share other data with anyone working on these lines. (Phone 1-916-891-4233). . BUCKNER Patsy J. Miller, 3201 N. Kentucky #26., Roswell, New Mexico8820l SPARKS Can anyone help me with any info. on L. A. BUCKNER, listed on 1900 Census for Chicot Co., AR. Also any info for Ben SPARKS listed on 1900. Cenous, I do not know what Co. My mother's death certificate lists her place of birth as Line Arkansas (can anyone tell me where Line is or was??? Could it have been in Columbia Co., AR.? Please help. GRISWOLD Mrs. Charles D. Townsend, 5721 Antietam Drive., Sarasota, Fla. . .' .33581 - WANTED ... subscribers to a new genealogical magazine of family group sheets for GRISWOLD and allied families. Inc ludes book reviews, a clue column and other data. B{Cmonthly at $5.50 a year - 32 pages - Sample copy. at $1,50 with special offer.

SCHOLL Patsy J. Miller, 3201 N. Kent~cky #26, Roswell, New Mexico8820l I am trying to locate my father, Edward Boone SCHOLL, Jr., or any inf. about. him or his family. I lost contact with him when I was 6 years old in 1941. According to my parent's marriage cetificate, E. B. SCHOLL, Jr., was 24 yrs old in April of 1934. residence being Winthrop, Little River Co., AR. On my birth certificate 1-2-35 he lists his age still at 24, place of birth, Pawnee OK. However Oklahoma does not have a birth record for him. At the time of my birth, my parents listed Foreman (corporate name .. New Rocky Comfort) Little River Co., AR., as their residence .. my birth occuring in the township of Jackson. I have been told by other relatives that my Grandfather SCHOLL was a Doctor (retired) and that I was actually born in their home. My parents seperated when I was less than a year old. My mother died in Gillham, AR in 1940 and I lived with my maternal grandmother until I married. In 1941 we moved to TX and after Christmas 1941 I have had no further contact with my father. There is so much about this family I would like to discover. 1's my father still alive? Can anyone suggest how I might follow up on this prOblem??? I need death records of my Grandfather Edward Boone SCHOLL. Military Records for my father, E. B. SCHOLL, Jr. (WWII). My father may have been living in Hope, Hempstead Co., AR. Did he remarry? I will appreciate any help on this matter. WISDOM Velma (Wisdom) Forler. 3464 Turner Rd. S .E., Salem, OR 97302 - Need data ... Sanford S. and Margaret WISDOM found on page 148 of Special Census 1890 Arkansas born people living in Oklahoma. Territory. Micro film available at Oklahoma City Historical Society and also at Arkansas His­ tory Commission office (2nd Floor) One Capital Mall Building, Little Rock, AR Will someone send thi.. data (and a statement of fair charge or exchange) of information. This info is not available to me, in Oregon. HAVE YOU RETURNED A STAMP AND A THANK-YOU ... REMEMBER WHEN SOMEONE TRIES TO HELP ... THERE IS NO WAY TO KNOW, IF THAT IS THE ,NFORMATION YOU ARE SEEKING ... JUST BE ON THE SAFE SIDE AND REMEMBER THAT VERY CONTACT MAY HELP YOU ANOTHER TIME I -132- VAUGHN Charlene V. (Wood) McMullin, (Mrs. J. f'.) 5184 Carlingford GIBBS Ave., Riverside, CA 92504 - I am most interested in contacting ALLISON descendants of the following families, Ida VAUGHN, b. March CONKLIN 1862, Annawan, Henry Co., Innlin08, and her husband Warren GIBBS. Carrie VAUGHN, b. 1869, Annawan, Henry Co., Ill., & her husband, Joseph ALLISON. Both families are believed to have had four or more children and to have lived in Little Rock or Judsonia, White Co., AR. Both the VAUGHN women were the daughters of Benjamin Wells VAUGHN, who died 2 Feb. 1900, Judsonia, AR and his wife Caroline Phoebe CONKLIN, died 23 Jan. 1905. Any info will be appreciated and I will gladly share data with others working on these lines. INFORMATION TO BE SHARED EDITOR'S NOTE, The following was contributed by Mrs. Inez Mae Weldon, Rt. 1 Box 554, Alma, AR 72921. My great great grandfather, Frederick LINCKS, was born 1795 in Baden­ Baden, Germany, raised in Alsase-Loraine France-Germany bornder area. He was a rather wild and eventurous young man from a wealthy German family. Young Frederick served in Napoleon Bonapart's Army, when about 15 years of age. How he came from Germany to Clay Co., Kentucky was without a doubt one of that area's more colorful early pioneers. In Clay Co., KY, he marr­ ied four times, fathered seventeen children and died at the venerable old age of ninty two (92). This can be read in the following item from the Diary of the Reverend John Gay Dickey, as told to him by his illl) child, Robert LINCKS, 28 June 1898, who lived at the town of Lynx, Laurel Co., KY. In 1898 Robert was quoted as saying' "My father was Frederick LINCKS. He was born 1795 in Germany. Before he reached his majority he ran from home and joined the army of Napoleon Bonaparte. He was a wild boy. I have seen his body, it was all covered with scars, showing that he had many conflicts in his young days. His father was a great friend of Napoleon and though this intimacy he got his son released. He then sent him to Amsterdam to school. After the close of the term $80. was necessary to pay board and tuition. His father sent him the money to pay the bill, but he took the money and paid his pass­ age to America. Eighty other students did the same. The ship was anchored about a mile from the shore. The boys were taken out in a scooner, several' trips. being necessary. The ship lost her course and many died of over-eating when a friendly ship found them. Many were lost by sickness. His time with Napoleon was 7 or 9 months, the voyage was 9 months. When they landed in America, the ship's captain sold them for their passage, denying that they had paid him. James Garrard, Govenor, bought him. He did not know how to talk English. He learned somehow, that he was a slave and he made his case known to a lawyer, who could talk German. He looked in his trunk and found his free papers. He was about to leave the Governor, but he hired for a year when David Garrand brought him to Clay County, KY., to oversee negroes at the salt works. He promised the Governor to return, but he never did. He worked for the Garrards, whom he greatly loved. He married 1st to Nancy Hays, 11 November 1820, and they had 2 children, Eliza, who married a Parker);and Nancy who married ,"Smiling" David Benge, son of John and Philedelphia Benge. He then married 2nd to Mary "Polly" Cornett, 25 November 1822 (daughter of old Robert "Robin" Cornett of Benge, KY. They had 9 children, John who married Susannah Stivers, 10 Janauary 1848; Susan who married a Stivers;_ Margaret who married Green Parker; Lottie who married to Phil Wilson; Lucinda married to Lee Chestnut; Patsy married to Preacher Hiram· Johnson; 9 Selpa married to Charles Parsley; Robert married to Eliza Chestnut; and James married Jane Bailey. His third marriage was to Louisa Robinson and they had 3 children, Susan; Hiram; and Thomas. His fourth marriage was to a widow by the name of Black (nee Patsy Young) and they were the parents of, Frederick; Henry; and Germany Frances, (the last was a daughter). Henry married to Molly Houston of Benge & he died at Benge, Kentucky in 1887. at the age of 92 years .. He had at that time 113 descendants. My father was soon lost from his countrymen, who came over with him and never saw or heard from any of them. nor did his father ev-.r know anything of them. . - Jess Wilson, of McKee, KY wrote a feature story in an issues called "It Happened Here" said, "To the above information, he could add the fo11ow­ inl\' Frederick Lincks, couid have served in Napoleon's Army. Frederick was nine years old when Napoleon crowned himself Emperor of France in 1814. He -133- FREDERICK LINCKS (Con't page 2)

went on to conquer most of Europe by 1814 when he was first eciled. By this time Frederick was 19 years old and probably already in America. James Garrand was governor of Knetucky, two terms 1796 to 1804. He lived in Bourbon County and his son Daniel came to Clay County, Ky before 1810. The 1810 Census of Clay Co., KY shows him owning 21 slaves at that time. Frederick Lincks is buried in the Lincks cemetery in Clay Co., Ky. My linage is from Frederick Lincks' marriage to Mary Cornett. daughter of Robert "Robin" Cornett, born. 11 Jan. 1780 and died 11 Nov. 1862, married Charlotte Callahan, born 4 July 1778, died 7 May 1864. His brother married Zekoha Callahan. The Callahan girls were sisters and· their brother Isaac Callahan married 10 July 1810 to Mahala Wilson, a sister to Jess Wilson's great great grandfather, John Wilson. Other information was gleaned from Clay Co., Ky., Census of 1850; & compiled by the late James F. Bowman of Travelers Rest and marriages in Clay Co:, Ky., 1807 to 1853, Compiled by Anna Walker Burns. The different spellings of the same Lincks, include: Links; Lynks; Linds; or Linckes in the same era may be contributed. to the national­ ity of the ~ounty clerks and census takers. My great grandmother was Margaret, the daughter of Frederick and Mary "Polly" Cornett Lincks & was born in 1824. She married to Green Parker, 17 May 1845. 1850 Census shows they had one son, age 4. My grandfather Frederick Parker, according to Family Records, Green Parker, deserted Margaret and her father had to support them so she changed his name to Frederick Lincks. My grandfarher Frederick Lincks, son of Margaret was born 13 Feb. 1846. Enlisted ·in the Civil War, 4 Nov. 1863 (Co. B-7, KY .. Co 2-118 Pa .. Co., H 9lst Pa. Lived in Ky., and So. Easton, Pa., prior to enlistment. Discharged at Crumenfield. VA 15 July 1865. Frederick Lincks applied for Civil War PenSion, 21 Mar 1907. Listed his places of residence after discharge, as Kentucky till 1866. went to Spring Valley, Colorado till 1872, was a Prescott, Arizona, and came to Washington Co., Arkansas in spring of 1872, from 1872 to 1877 in Franklin Co., Arkansas (then Crawford County, AR) in 1893 till time of application for pension in 1907. Frederick Lincks. born 13 Feb. 1844, Clay Co., KY., married Josephine Pauline Dougan, born 13 Dec., Grant Co., Arkansas. They were married on 16 Feb. 1873 at Alma, Crawford Co., AR. The marriage was solemnized by Isaac 5. Pound, M.G. Children of this union were: Leilah, b. 13 Nov. 1873. died 6 April 1970; Laura Olive, b. 12 June 1875; Finis, b. '18 June 1877, died 28 Aug. 1966; Julia Ann, b. 7 July 1879 (buried at Muldrow, OK); John Rixhard, b. 30 Nov. 1880 (Buried at Roland, OK); Nelly Mae, b. 25 Dec. 1882, buried died as small child; George Frederick, b. 8 Nov. 1884; Robert, b. 25 June 1887; Thomas Frank, b. 16 Dec. 1889, died 8 Fe~. 1958; Charles Virgil, b. 2 May 1892, died 8 June 1974; Ella, b. 8 Jan. 1894, died 8 March 1958. All are buried at Grace Lawn Cemetery in Crawford Co., Arkansas except the places mentioned here. Also the father Frederick Lincks, died 13 Dec. 1920 and is buried in Forrest Park Cemetery, Ft. Smith, Sebastain Co., AR. His wife Josephine Pauline (Dougan) Lincks, died 17 Feb. 1942 and is buried in Grace Lawn Cemetery, Van Buren, Crawford Co .. Arkansas. Charles Virgil Lincks b. 2 May 1882 and died 8 June 1974 was my father. . , He was born in Franklin Co., Arkansas and died in Van Buren, Crawford Co., AR. ~e married Jessie Mae Crawford (b. 8 May 1899, Johnson Co., AR and died 7 Apr1l 1959, Van·Buren. Crawford Co., AR) 12 January 1916 in Crawford Co., AR. They were the parents of: Charle5 Truman Licks, b. 4 June 1917; Virgil Frank Lincks, b. 21 April 1920; Inez Mae Lincks, b. 10 March 1922; Billy Jack Lincks, b. 22 Oct. 1924; Dorothy Ann Lincks, b. 25 Feb. 1926; Max Ben Lincks, b. 10 Nov. 1935. Jessie Mae'Crawford Lincks was the daughter of William Joseph Crawford and Ariel Cater Crawford. EDITOR'S NOTE: Our thanks to Mrs. Inez Mae Weldon, Rt. 1 Box 554, Alma AR 72921 for sharing this information with the members and readers of ou~ Arkansas Family Historian. If you can add any information to this very good article, please wrte Mrs. Weldon. TACKITT James Wm. Tackitt, 1830 Johnson Dr., Concord, CA 94520 - If TACKETT are a TACKITT/ TACKETT, etc descendant, you might contact ETC J1m W. TACKITT, President/Editor. The TACKETT Family Associa­ tion has had a Quarterly publication continuously since 1964, and just may have the answer to many of your questions. This is a great contact. (Editor's Notel) REMEMBER .... You are encouraged to write to anyone you think you might help .. Often just a small clue will open an entire areal -134- BONE Mrs. David Brickey, 1700 McConnell Ave., Evansville, Indiana, 47714 - Can anyone help me with info about John BONE who died 16 May 1849, Phillips Co., AR. Please helpl TRAMEL Dennis L. Chandler, 207 Spruce Dr., Yukon, OK 73099 - My Ig MORGAN father, Phillip TRAMEL (or TRAMMELL) b. 1823 AR & living in NEWMAN Polk Co., AR 1850. He evidently was related to David TRAMEL PURSLEY who lived near him & was b. in AR 1816 & Lewis TRAMEL who lived in Montgomery Co., AR also 1850 & later lived near a Phillip, in Navarro Co., TX. Phillip was married to a woman named Rue. Ann. She may "have been a POLK, MORGAN, NEWMAN, or PURSLEY. They had a son Thomas, b. 1848; & dau. Martha B., b. 1847, AR. I am trying to determine the name of Phillip's father, & his relation to the TRAMELS of Dallas Co., AR 1860. He was likely related to David TRAMEL, b. GA 1777, his known sons: Elisha D.; David C.; & S.P.All this group of TRAMELS were around Polk, ·Da118s, Hot Spring, Sevier.. Montgomery & Saline Countles in Arkansas. 1 will appreciate any records, birth, marriage, death, cemetery, etc., available which milht bring some light as to whom the father of Phillip. and his family histories. Any info will be appreciated and I will gladly exchange data.

BENEDICT Mrs. John M. Stuart, 109 Oak Dr., Lake Jackson, TX 77566 - 1 recently found in the AFH: Brendal Ann SOdol, M 0 Q 20 #3 Corpus Christi, TX 78419, a Chart in Vol. III Ancestor Chart Volume, Chart #172 ... in it was a name that I am searching for ... I wrote her and the mail was returned ... 1 am interested in #15 BENEDICT, Sarah Dosha & #30 BENEDICT. Wesley. Can anyone help with this? Brenda's last address was:Brenda Ann Sudol, % John E. Norten, 2837 Monroe N.E .• Albuquerque, N.M. 871tO. GUESS Lettsie Askew, 2245 SE. Washington Blvd .• Bartlesville, OK GUEST 74003 - I would like any info on John W. GUESS (GUEST) b. 1815 HILL TN. Married 1st to (?) in Miss., had children: Morgan; Martin HOUSTON Luther; Joann Elizabeth (Lizzie) b. 1855 married John H. ARMSTRONG HOUSTON, Conway Co., AR; Mitilda, b. 1850, Miss., married to LITTLE Samuell LITTLE moved to AR about 1~79; Rebecca, 1861 Miss., KAMPNER married (?) ARMSTRONG, lived in AR; 6. Molly. In 1871 John GUESS had left Miss., and was in Pope Co., AR married 2nd wife Mrs. Sarah HILL, had children: Leah HILL, 1863; Jas. HILL 1865; Georgie E., 1873, AR; Lee G., 1875; Roly (Roy) 1877; & Allie (Alice) 1879, Allie married a KAMPER. John GUESS was in Cilil War, a Merchant at Gumlog, & Atkins, AR., later lived in Conway Co., AR. 1 would like to hear from anyone related to these people or anyone who has any information about them or their descend­ ants. TAYLOR Also wpuld like any info on Cornelius TAYLOR, b. TN (but when? CARSON & where in TN?) about 1850 he married Henryetta CARSON. b. DAVIDSON 1835 Ohio, had children: Mary Ann. b. 1855-1945 Ill.; abo ASKEW 1875-1880 married Lewis Sylvinas DAVIDSON and had children: MURRAY Minnie Texanna, b. 1879, TX married 1879 to James D. ASKEW; DANIEL Commodore NEWTON 1882-1958 TX.; Grover Cleveland. b. 1885. TX; Effie Illinois, b. 1881, TX.; Jessie Sylvinas. b. 1891. Indian Territory, OK. D. Dudley, b. 1871, AR married Clara (?) In the 1900 I.T. Census·, Henryetta was married to Robert MURRAY and lived in Choct. Nation with 2 children, living in· house by name of Myrtle DANIEL, b. 1894, I.T., OK, & Henryetta O. DANIEL, b. 1891, I.T.OK. 1 will appreciate-any info on any of these people, and will be glad to share info • DURBIN Mrs. Earliene Kaelin, 1118 156th St., E., Tacoma, WA 98445 - DUTY Need to establish death date for Mary Ann TATE, DUTY. DURBIN. SIMPSON b. 1830, TN. She moved to Craighead Co., AR (possibly Jones­ boro) circa 1890. Died circa 1900. She lived with son Leonard DURBIN, b. 1862 Wright Co., Mo. Also looking for descendants of John SIMPSON, b. 1878. MO;, and Sarah Jane DUTY SIMPSON, b. 1883, MO. Harried circa 1902, known children are: Roy. Everett. Oliver Owen, Lillian. Jewell, Daisy Mae. I have info on both DUTY and DURBIN families I would love to share. SORENSEN Shelia Rush, 2532 W. Sherman, Peoria, III 61604 - Seeking any SORENSON info on Esther SORENSEN (SORENSON) died 1913 in Winslow or BELL Springdale, Washington Co., AR .. Also: Mattie SELL or Martha B. RUSH RUSH. died 1922 also in Winslow or Springdale, AR (or they could have died in Crawford County) .. Please help! -135- SHARP Reva A. Sharp, 525 South Ridge, Mesa, Arizona 85204. Would like McGHEHEY any info on the ancestors of the families listed. The SHARPS & TURMAN McGHEHEYS live in Lawrence Co., AR during 1850, 60, 70, & 80 & VANCIL possibly before. I have info on John James SHARP, b. 6 June 1846 MITCHEL (mother, Louisa TURMAN, & father John SHARP), married 20 Sept. BIDDLE 1868 at B~ack Rock, Lawrence Co., AR., died Nov. 1918, Roseburg, Oregon; w1fe Lucinda Caroline McGHEHEY, daughter of George W. McGHEHEY and Charlotta VANCIL. There is a story that McGHEHEY (John or George was a circuit judge at one time of several counties, including Lawrence. I think John SHARP, b. about 1819 or 20, had a brother, Levi H. SHARP, b. about ~ married to Margaret McGHEHEY, sister of Lucinda McGHEHEY. Would like to verify John SHARP served in Mexican War (1846-1848) and his son, John James SHARP in the Civil War sometime between 1861 and 1865. Also would like any > history or stories of Lawrence County during that period of time describing life as it was then. I am a new subscriber to the Arkansas Family Historian and really appreciate the work the entire staff puts into itl I'm anxiously hoping someone will help me with any info about my ancestors and I will gladly share data with others. Most of my people were from the Black River or Straw­ berry Townships, Lawrence County or Spring River Township and Powhatan. HAMMONS Darla St. John. 421 Ridgeview, Keller, TX 76248 - I am searching SANDERS for info on the HAMMONS Family who lived in Arkansas County abt. 1880. Joe G. T. HAMMONS is presumed to be buried there. Wife, Elizabeth Katherine (SANDERS) HAMMONS and children: Jim; Claude; and Myrtle, then moved to Hope, Hempstead Co., AR about 1898. Claude HAMMONS (my grand­ father) was born in Prairie Township, Ark. County, AR 16 May 1884. Will appreciate any help or suggestions and will gladly share data with others working on this line. BUTTS Michael C. Rhodes, RFD # 3 Mike Lane, Manchester, New Hampshire 03103 - Norman BUTTS, was a doctor in Augusta, Woodruff Co., AR during the Civil War. He contributed a substantial amount of money and pro­ perty to the Confederate cause during the 1860s. He married Elizabeth (?) (name unknown) in 1849/50 (she was seventeen years of age. A daughter, Frances Mernerba Ann BUTTS married Addison Lewis SMITH. Norman died at Augusta, AR in 1868. Norman was'my great great great grandfather. Any help on any of these people will be appreciated and I will gladly share date with others working on these lines, need and birth or death dates, burial sites, parents of Norman BUTTS or Addison Lewis SMITH. Please help. TURNER Hildred Hughes Ables, 700 Garfield, Miami, OK 74354 - Need info ATKINS on Great Grandmother Mary "Polly" TURNER, b. 1834 died 1930, DORMAN married 1855 to Wm (1) ATKINS. F'!IIlily tradition says he died in NEWTON Civil War. Polly remarried a NEWTON (no issue). Polly and her ATKINS husband had 3 children; Robert Jolly, b. 1856, d. 1956 AR married Harriet WHITEHEAD in Nevada Co., AR; their children were; Emily; Lucy; Thomas; Senus; Wm. H. Otis; Fannie; Johnnie (female); Pete; Dowid; and Theron. Fannie married DORMAN; Emil married CHILDRESS. 2nd child was Susan " Marthenia ATKINS, b. 1857 died 1953 married 1876 in Fr.7 County, AR to Wm. Martin NICHOLS. Their children were; R. Walen; Sherman; Lillie; Ophelia. 3rd child was Mary Jane ATKINS, b. 1860 died 1925, married Boyd HUGHES 1869 ~ - in Fr. Co., AR, and their children were; Wallace A.; Elbert Leander; Arthur; Oscar "Doc"; Henry R.; Vandelia; Laura; Mark T.; Elmer (female); Roy, Silvey; & Rayman. I have lost .trace of the descendants of Robert Jolly ATKINS. Did the TURNERS and ATKINS originate in southern Arkansas? A Jolly and Susan ATKINS with 17 year old son Zenus are listed in the 1850 Ouachita Co., AR census. How do they relate to the Poplly and Wm (?) ATKINS Family? Will gladly correspond with anyone who can help with any information on any of these people. GREENE & James Cooke, 6235 Westgate, Beaumont, TX 77706 - I would like IZARD CO. to correspond with anyone with knowledge of the following FAMILIES families (known to have lived in GREENE and IZARD Counties in 1840 thru 1870; HEASLEY; GUTHRIE, and MC WHIRTER. Please helpl .. A HEARTY THANK YOUI" From; Mary Kamplain, 4608 Jupiter, N.W., Albuquerque, New Mexico 87107 - I received my first copy of the A.F: H. and have enjoyed it very much. Am looking forward to the next issue. For those of us living far from our roots, A Hearty "Thank You" for all you are doing. It is greatly appreciated I -136-

HEAD John Calvin Head, 2839 Jody Lane, Shreveport, LA 71118 - 1 CRAVEY would like pension record for Richard Columbus HEAD, b. 30 1831, Barbour Co., Ala., married 10 Dec. 1857, Ala., to Mary Faye CRAVEY, b. 22 July 1838, GA. R. C. HEAD died 31 July 1906, Hempstead Co., AR., buried Smyrna Church Cern. Nevada Co., AR. Mary Faye died 8 Jan 1882, Hot Spring Co., AR. R. C. HEAD was the son of Richard HEAD, Jr., & Ellender JACKSON HEAD. R. C. HEAD served in Winler's Ala. Vol. during Civil War. My wife, Wanda and I are members of the Genealogical Society here in Shreveport, and we would be more than willing to check records here for any­ one, as the Library has microfilm on all parish records prior to.1900 and census through 1900 on most states. Other names we are research1ng are: MILNER; GOODWYN; BRUNER; HARMON; VOLENTINE (VALENTINE); LEE; COBB: LIGHTFOOT. All of these at one time or another were in Arkansas. We would be interested in co:responding with anyone researching the same surnames.

BALL Mrs. Jan Sroufe, 416 20th Ave. ,'·N.E., Aberdeen, S. Dak 57401 - 1 ... interested in finding a particular family that was in Arkansas possibly from 1853 to 1855, possibly a northern county, as this family migra­ ted from Illinois to Arkansas & back to Illinois (White Co.) during this time (child was born in Illinois 1851/2, & twins were born in Arkansas 1852/3 and another child b. Ill. 1854/5. Approxirnat ages in 1860: John Jackson BALL, 42 farmer, Ind. Pa. Pa; wife Charity, 32, Tn, NC, Oh; Nancy, 8 Ill; Mary, 7 Ark; Geo., 7 Ark; Martin,S, Ill; ,John, 4 Ill; Elizha, 1 Ill. Will appreciate any info and will gladly share data with others working on this line. LEE Geneva Salter Odett, 1520 Silva St., Long Beach, CA 90807 - I THOMASON am seeking any info on Samuel LEE who served in the Confeder- ate Army in Civil War. 1 have a tintype photo of him in his uniform, with his wife Mary Beth THOMASON. He was a sergeant. They were the parents of 8 children: Emma; Winfield; William, who served in the Arkansas Cavalry; Harriet; Lucy; Mary; Rett; Cullen Andrew LEE, b. 12 Dec. 1857 in Arkansas (place unknown). Samuel LEE died of pneumonia, after returning home from war.. Cullen Andrew was a teenager, when the family moved to Wil'son Co., Kansas. Cullen Andrew LEE married to Hannah Jane CRAIG in Kansas I and after eiOght years. they moved to Montana Territory. 1 hope this information will help find others working on the LEE Family in Arkansas. Please help I FULLER Mrs. James J. Donovan, 43 Magnolia Dr., Belleville, III 62221 HENDRY Seeking info on HENDRY & FULLER Ancestors. John R. A. HENDRY, b. 1815 Tenn. On 1880 Census of Ft. Smith, Sebastain Co., AR. John indicates his parents both born in Tenn. I need their names I II John R. A. HENDRY married circa 1849 to Mary Jane FULLER, who was also born TN" & her father, b. TN & 'mother, bl NC,. John R. A. HENDRY & wife Mary Jane appear on the 1850, 60, 70, & 80 Census of Ft. Smith. John R. A. HENDRY died there in 1896. I do not know where his wife, Mary Jane FULLER HENDRY died, only that it was after John died. Any info will be appreciated & my sincere thanks for time and consideration from anyone who. can help with ,arty inf. on . ~ these people (ancestors or descendants). John'was a mail contractor, merchant, & tax collector at Ft. Smith. BRYANT Cecil Bryant, 417 W. Pine St., Lonoke, AR 72086 - My BRYANT Family settled in Faulkner. Co., (Naylor, Vilonia, Otto, & Cato, Arkansas. The entir family 'is buried in Sumner Cemetery. Great grand father, Thomas J. BRYANT, died 22 July 1904. His children were: Carolyn E.; Robert W. (1858); Sarah Sallie; Samuel Homer' BRYANT. (Carolyn Elezabeth 1860 Sarah 1863; Samuel 1875. Four children died young: William D. b. & d. 21 Jan 1862; Thomas F. b. 22 Feb. 1866, died 13 Aug. 1866; Bennue A., b. 12 April 1868, died 13 June 1868; Lula J., b., 14 Oct. 1869, died 15 Feb. 1873. Would like to correspond with anyone with knowledge of this family (ancestors and descendants). WEIR William C. Weir, 887 Linden Lane, Davis, CA 95616 - I am seek- ing assistance on tracing our line of the WEIR, Family. My great grandfather was Lawson Y. ,WEIR of Elm Springs, Washington Co. AR. His father was John WEIR and he had brothers Egbert P. B. and Oliver. Lawson Y. and his wife Charlotte appear on the 1870 & 1880 census in Elm Springs Town­ ship, but not in 1900. I will appreciate any additional info and will gladly share with others working on this WEIR line. -137-

BOWLAN-COLE-GAGE-WEBB BIBLE 'RECORDS

Co~ied April, 1980, from Bible records in the possession of David Webb of Hot Springs, AR, by Margaret Hubbard.

Wm. L. Cole of DeSoto Co., Miss. married Sallie J. Bowlan of

DeSoto co., Miss. on Oct. the 3rd' I 1875, at Mr. Bowlans.

Wi tness: "Q'ui te a crowd witnessed· wm. L. Cole born Feb. 10, 1848 .> Sallie J. Cole born March 11, 1854 First babe born Sept. 1876, lived only about one month Little Walter Lafayette Cole born Oct. 1877, died Oct. 16, 1879 Arthur W. Cole born Jan. 28, 1880 Lottie L. Cole born Aug. 29, 1881 Susie B. Cole born Oct. 18B3, died that same year Mary Lucinda Cole born Aug. 8, 1885, died Feb. 1888 Chesley H. Cole born Dec. 20, 1887, d. Sept. 1888 Alford Clay Cole born July 30, 1889 Allen R. Cole born Aug. 5, 1892

Lottie L. Webb died May 2, 1913 Arthur W. Cole, killed by lightening Sept. 3, 1917 W. L. Cole died of hart failure Feb. 27, 1920 A. Clay Cole died Meningitis March 13, 1923 S. J. Cole died Bright's Disease March 25, 1927, at 2:45 a.m.

Births

Robert Bowlan was born Sept. 30, 1782 Mary Bowlan was born July 1788 Adaline Bowlan was .born January 13, 1813 Perry Allen Bowlan Was born May 17, 1814 JU,liana Bowlan, Feb. 9th, 1816 Slaly (1) Bowlan, March 15, 1818 William Gains Bowlan, July 15, 1820 Melinda Bowlan, Nov. 26th, 1822 Henry Nelson Bowlan, March 3, 1825 John C. Bowlan, January 7th, 1827 Nancy Gage was born Dec. 4th, 1826 Mary C. Bowlan born Feb. 13th, 1847 Betsey Ann Bowlan born Dec. 1st, 1848 James Perry Bowlan born June 26th, 1850 John Henry Bow1an born March 7th, 1852 Sarah Jane Bowlan born March 11, 1854 Thomas Benton Bowlan born January 10th, 1856 Melinda America Bow1an born January 1st, 1858 Margret Tennessee Bowlan born June 12th, 1860 ..,;.-, - Martha Louisa Bowlan born Sept. 29th, 1862

Deaths

Bro. Thomas B. Gage was born Oct. 1843 and departed this life April 29, 1871.

Margaret Tennessee Bowlan died June 4th, 1863e Martha Louisa Bowlan departed this life Oct. 6, 1863. James Perry Bowlan died December, 1878. W. G. Bowlan was borned July 15, 1820 and departed this life March 28, 1892. Nancy Bowlan departed this life Feb. 27, 1910. J. H. Bowlan died Oct. 30, 1913.

If any of our members have any further information on these families, please contact David Webb at·Rt. 17, Box 212, Hot Springs, AR 71901. -138- GEORGE A. HUBBARD BIBLE RECORDS

Copied from a Bible in the possession of Betty Walker of Hot Springs in March, 1980, by Margaret Harrison Hubbard.

George A. Hubbard, born May 26, 1888 Mrs. George Hubbard Burks, Nov. 14, 1889. Cecil Munn Hubbard, b. Sept. 9, 1909 (on a small scrap of paper) John Wesley b. Oct. 3, 1857. Thomas Madison, b. Dec. 20, 1867 Jenny Bell b. May 10, 1869 Parmel1e (Franklin?) b. Feb. 17, 1873 Willis, b. April 13, 1875 Josephine, b. Oct. 15, 1878.

Nancy Susan Fulkner, wife of C. W. Faulkner, departed this life Aug. 2, 1877.

(Written on a prescription blank) DaCOSTA WALKER, M.D. Hot Springs, Ark.

This is to certify that I vaccinated Cecil Hubbard on the 6th Feb. 1915. Very Rspct. 12/11/15 IS/DaCosta Walker,M.D.

John ·Wesley was borned Oct. the 3, 1857. Sarah Mandy was bornd July the 24, 1859. William Huey (?) was bornd June the 7, 1861. Georgar Victorey was bornd September the 20, 1863, died February 17, 1864. Marthey Elizabeth was bornd September 21, 1865, died March the 7, 1866. Thomas Madson was bornd December the 20, 1867. Jiney Bell was bornd May the 20, 1869. Franklin was horned February 17, 1873. Willie (?) born 17 ? 1875 Josephine born Oct. IS, 1878. 00loy ,was born July 10, 1880.

George A. Hubbard - Margerette Lee Diffee married Oct. 18, 1908.

Sam Wash Diffee and Sarah Faulkner married April 24, 1876. Walter A. Barber and Mande (Maude?) S. Diffee married Aug. 1, 1914. Samuel N. Diffee and Sallie Faulkner was married April the 24, 1876. Samuel W. Diffee, b. 1-17-1858, d. Oct. 22, 1896.­ Roxey B. Allen died 3-7-1900. Maud? was bornd No. the 9, 1894. Sam Wash Diffee b. 1-2-1897, died - 28. -139-

GEORGE A. HUBBARD BIBLE RECORDS (continued)

Printed funeral notice:

Funeral of J. L. Mann at Oak Ridge Cemetery this afternoon at 3 o'clock Thursday, Dec. 24, 1925 Printed red ribbon stating "First Annual ReUnion of the Franklin County Soldiers' and Sailors' Association at Benton, Illinois, Aug. 12th and 18th, 1891.

Alice Almazona (?) was borned February the 9, 1871. George Washington was borned November the 3, 1878. Roxey Lular (Beulah?) was borned February the 18, 1882. Hattie May was borned March the 23, 1884. Charlie Florence was borned January the 28, 1887. Magy Lee was borned November the 14, 1889. Flora Bell was borned January the 28, 1892. Baby boy was borned June the 18, 1893 and bearried on the 19. Maude S. Nov. 9, 1894. Sam \~ash, Jr. Jan. 2, 1897 Sam Wash,Sr. (Father) Jan. 17, 1857. Sarah Amenda (Mother) July 21, 1859. Deaths

Sam Wash, Sa., Oct. 22, 1896. Roxey Beulah, March 7, 1906. Baby Boy, June 19, 1893 Sam Wash, 'Jr., Jan. 28, 1897. George Washington, Aug. 5, 1909. Sarah Amenda (Mother) (Thursday), May 18, 1922.

EDITOR'S NOTE: OiJr thanks to Ms. Margar et Hubbard, Rt 6 Box 238, Hot Springs, AR 71901 for sharing this valuable information with our readers and members If you can share any additional information on any of these people, please write Ms. Hubbard. *********** GRAY Carolyn Yancey Little, 1009 School Drive, Jacksonville, AR 72076 I am researching info on the settlement of Gray Township, North­ ern Pulaski Co., AR. Seeking info on the GRAY brothers and their descendants Joseph GRAY, died 1815, Arkansas County, Missouri Territory. Jacob GRAY, born 31 Aug. 1762, Grandville Co., N.C., and died Jan. 1837, Gray Township, Pulaski Co., AR. Shared GRAY, b. 11 June 1758, Grandville Co., N.C., died Feb. 1836, Gray Township, Pulaski Co., AR. Also need location of Sylvania and Old Brownsville cemeteries, Lonoke Co., AR. Will gladly exchange information. EDITOR'S NOTE: The following Cemeteries were inventoried by carolyn Yancey LITTLE, March 1980. Please write her at: 1009 School Drive, Jacksonville, AR 72076, if you have questions, additions, or corrections ...

McGRAW (McCRAW) CEMETERY Northern Pulaski County, Arkansas Located on Military Road .1 mile east of the junction of Loop and Military Roads in Jacksonville and in the wood. about 300 yards south of the military Road. The cemetery has been abandoned and is completely overgrown. Many of the grave. are marked with field stones. Some markers are very worn. This list is a complete record of all monuments that can be deciphered. (Con't on page 140) -140- McGRAW (McCRAW) Cemetery (Con't)

Maccle L. d&U of Infant son of E. T. & o. southerland C. A. & Ll11le SOutherland Feb. 4 1901 Feb. 14 1901 Dec 16 1900 Dec 28 1900

Infant Bon of George SOUtherland C.C. & Cordle Tackltt 18'/0 1939 B. & U. Aug 4 1904 Samuel eon of Cal van eotl.lif P. T. & L. L, Jarry E. B. & O. II; Wamble Jun. 1 1889 ~ 18 1901 Aug 2 1902 sept 8 190Z Olla Wamble dau of Baby of W" & II. E. McGraw E B & a II Wamble Mar 12 1884 July 31 1904

TaMr 11 dau of 'l110m.'lS W Jones W II & II E ~cGraw Dec 23 1821 M~ 16 1851 Aug 6 1874 Aug 8 1877 Davld Wood Charley son of Apr 3 1903 Mar 11 1913 W' M McCraw Jan 24 1878 Feb 8 1889 Father Mother JaB H8IU:'Y Wood Amanda E Wood II M McGraw Sept 23 1864 ~ 24 1869 Hay 4 1842 Oct 31 1899 July 27 1930 Dec 24 1937

Marion J son of Napolean B Trlmble II II McGraw 1842 1923 Feb 13 1882 Oct 8 1902 Harri.tt wif. of Elzl. Wood N B Trimble 2 Arlt In! Sp Am War Dec 24 1849 Aug 26 1898

Elzle C Wood Harry Tr1)nble July )0 1837 Aug 27 1935 Jan 14 1872 Dec 2 1892

Samuel A McGraw Ruth dau of Feb 9 1836 Nov 9 1851 N B & H Trlmble Oct 17 1880 Dec 10 1898

Sarah wife of Loul... wife of James Wood K H Williford born Newberry S C ~ 15 1819 Jan) 1883 Jan 22 1833 Aprll 3 1887 Pleasant McGraw Johnnle infant eon of ~ 15 1808 1851 J K P Harbour Jan )0 1871 Sanh A SOUtherland Jan 15 1845 oct 25 1898 Ell... beth Sanders D. Mar 1 1841 ln tho 56th year '30seph A southerland of her age July 6 1883 Aug 29 1889

Mol11. P .Cook \/l111e A dau of Dec 1 1861 ~ 10 1931 W M & M E McGrow IIa,y 4 1880 July 22 1881 John L. Cook July 22 185? Mar 25 1910 Virglnia McGraw Oct. 15 1850 Aug 22 1851

Inventorled by Carolyn Yancey Little April, 1980. JOHNSON CEMETERY Northern Pulaski County. Arkansas Located on the south side of Military Road .7 mile east of the junction of Loop and Military Roads in Jsckeonv\J.lle. The cemtery __ divided in the early days by a fence snd hedg, which separated the graves of the white citizens from the graves of the black citizen.. The fence had been taken down and the cemetery is in current use (1980). Many of the graves are unmarked or marked with field stones. Many monuments are very worn. This listing is a complete recording of all readable markers. -141- JOHNSON CEMETERY (Con't)

Mrs Elizabeth Williford Stephen Anthony Brooks Feb 2 1847 sept 5 1902 Nov 1957 Nov 1957

K II Williford Louis E Sims Madison Co Ga Feb 18 1911 Mar 11 1973 Oct 23 1811 Sept 16 1891 Jues Sills Lucy wife of Feb 18 1905 Feb 17 1968 K H Williford Nov 28 1816 Aug 27 1873 D A Yarbough D AUg 7 1898 Mrs P E AUstin Jan 26 lB!19 July 10 1922 Charles Yarbough l D July. 14 1877 J T Austin Dec 20 1859 Aug 14 1896 Ju A TriIIlble April 2? 1855 Feb 22 1926 Milton CHouse Cabarrus Co N C Frances A 'S1ms April 1 1848 Oct 30 1908 1886' 1974

Rhod& wife of .J""'es N. 51ms . MCHouse 1872 1950 Jan 5 1842 Sept 30 1890 F D Scates Georga wife of 1870 19-- MCHouse Elizabeth Jan 11 1855 July 14 1882 1884 1934

R E Sims In! dau of 1849 1915 F D 5 cates

Mre R E S1ms Laure E Warren 1852 1922 i6150 1957

Charlotte wife 0 f Murrel ~lor A Bailey 1903.19150 Aug 13 1843 Jan 19 1911 Bryan Warnn William son of 1899 1968 A & C Bailey July 14 1874 Feb 13 1906 Lucy Derr1ng 1684 1958 o J Hamilton Aug 12 1876 sept 18 1905 RllUben J CUllins April 6 1858 June 12 1933 Laure A Mfltcalfe wife of Reuben J Cullins Celia Crook Feb 8 1864 Feb )0 1927 1849 Nov 14 1904

Peter Bogardus Tho..... Crook Mar 24 1831 Aug 22 1886 J eesie W son of Gorden H 8onof J C oil Bettie Kn18ht , MC&ALHouse Nov 12 1893 Aug 31 1900 . Oct 8 1897 Oct 10 1901 Mrs. E E Craft Vance A son of 1831 Jan 22 1899 MC&ALHouse June 20 1899 July 2 1906 Jacob M Craft Aug 15 1663 Ma,y 15 1881 Bowers John Matilda C J eroille B eon of July 241845 April 7 1846 CC"'ENKn1ght Nove 1932 April 2 1935 Nov 16 1886 JUly 23 1881 Houston B Bow&rs Johnson Sept 21 1882 Dec 28 1938 Is""" Matllda 1657 1929 1665 19119 Baby son of MC&ALHouee Jessi. A Jo~ S8J)t 15 1907 Oct 29 11)07 1889 1951 -142-

JOHNSON CEMETERY (Con't)

R D Btahley Pvt Hardy Johnoan Sept. 20 1845 Jan 20 1901 Doc 19 1893 Oct 4 1918 Ruth Anne Trimble

Edward W Trimble Terr,y Lynn Plunkott 1876 19119 Juu I 1973 May 3 1976

Dolla Trimble Lena Ann~Wh1t8on wife of 1872 1951 11" A lIbi toan Juno 24 1870 Jan 7 1927 John H Trimble June 14 lB87 Mar 2B 1910 Allon L''';'n of .. J R &: Laura Cull1ns John H Trimble Fob 24 1888 Sept 25 1896 June 14 18B7 Mar 28 1910 Rudolph son of John M Trimble R J & Laura Cullin. 1844 lB?5 Jan 1 1891 June 3 1906

W R Trimble Henry C Medcalfe 1875 1954 July 14 1838 Jan 9 1909

Nora C wife of Aurum Cullins W R Trimble Ark Pvt Dec9 1877 Jan 9 1914 lIilllall Aaa lIhitoon Sr. Trimble Feb 28 lB74 Jan 9 1936 Bill Francis 1917 1958 1920 1952 M&ry M Green Sept 16 1901 June 24 1974 Clara IID.blc Trimble (Nalling) Preston Tackett Feb 22 1903 Aug:lO 1923 1894 1973 Jalne. Trimble George Tackett lB?2 1879 Sgt U 5 ~ 11 W II 191'> 1976 Sarah E Trimble 1847 1926 Suuol LeRoy Aug 16 1848 July 14 1918 James Camp Pvt 11 11 I G 11 n.cltett llarch B 1896 June 3 1962 Dec 26 1901, Apr 14 1947 Mrs Golden Camp Minnie wife of D Sept 29 1975 C W n.cltett Febl0 1868 Fob 18 1904 Felax Ferguson Andt9w B Tackett Jessie Ha3"& Doc 1 1941 March 2 18B7 Oct 2 1961 Edgar Tackett Clarence G GhOohon 1905 1974 G 11 n.cltett ? 15 lBSS Mar 26 1939 Sophia Boll 1950 Dec 8 191B Do.1sy D Tackett 1880 1952

Don Needom Henry Steele 1884 1946 Co I 113 Regiment D Feb 24 1905 Age B3 -Doris Neede. D AprU 2 1925 Viola Steele Mar 10 1880 Aug 3 1922 'Sidney Huff D Sept 11 1916 Nannie Pettegr ... Jan 2 lB?1 April 25 1916 -143- JOHNSON CEMETERY (Con't)

*EU.. Craft D Nov 16 1916 *1Uijah Healer D June 16 1920 Nellle Johnson Oct 19 1888 Nov 27 1968 lI:Iuta """ley Dec 11 1892 Mar 15 1904 Calvin Jones Dec 22 1895 July 20 1897 AdJ."" R McCh .. 1884 1972 !.a J R•• 1., Feb 12 1892 Feb 11 1968 Cornellue lIoGh .. '-- Julr 1881 Jan 21 1961 Hannah ~ Walker July 15 1870 Jan 20 1974 Le.1tt'IIIICe IIc(lhee 1912 1975 Minnie Sebron Young Sept 20 1893 Dec 4 1974 *Coy Neel"" D Mar 15 1919 Josie Jones July 25 1856 June 15 1902 Lula A Ful ton 1.1.16 23 1883 JUJI 10 1944 *Robbie MOrrison D s.pt 9 1924 Bettle Johnson 1884 July 14 1917 *HoMard Robinson D June 7 1921 Comella d&u of Henry and Cher1 tr Steale Earchi. VUliul. Feb 9 181 Feb 14 1907 Dec 161908 reb 17 1966 Janie Bell wife of Mary Williams Jones M B Ball 1.1.16 14 1891 l!arch 31 1963 1835 June 30 19037

*?aney Cook Kar,y w1fa of D July 1 1921 Soloi!on 'l'hoII&e D Jan 21 1902 age 30 Motti. lIilli... July 9 1875 Feb 6 1949 D&D1el IIur1s Mar 15 1852 June 17 1901 Pearl1e McCr .... 1880 1961 *E.sie Cook D II-.r 15 1916

Lenaro. Casey *Della F"""er Oct 15 1922 July 10 1953 .D Dec 18 1927

• Luc1nd& Casey 1118s Mattie Harris ·Jan 21 1885 Nov 28 1967 1689 June 21 1918 George IIcFarland Reacy B VUllJUls 1899 1924 Hov 8 1925 Sept 14 1977

bMtt McCraw lfra .... LueJeadD April 1 1902 April 19 1965 Mar 21 181 Mar 3 1961

Willie BUl MdOra1f lfra Reacy Luclcado V1lllJUls Mar 3 11/06 lIov 1972 11 8 1925 9 14 1977 ChaDn1e Howard *EC_ IIaI 20 1890 lIov 24 1976 D Nov 13 1919 -_liebron Elijah Polk :Pvt 544 BIle; D Nov 15 1923 D II-.r 24 1939· .

Georgia. TotmB *Lena Johnson oW« 12 1892 Feb 16 1965 D Mar 241920 -144- JOHNSON CEMETERY (Concluded)

*Yular Huff "'Letha John80n D June 19 1927 "Josle Sebron D Aprll 19 1917 Walter Huff Aug 2 1971 103 yro old *Bell Huff D Dec 121917 *Drew Carter . D ~ 261925 Mattie Rivers wife of W J Fletcher Kargurite Rivers Aug 15 1882 Jan 20 1819 Apr1l 19 1828 April 4 1915

*Mattie Rob1nson IIrs. Eddie Mae Reed Granthaa D Sept 16 1928 11 26 1912 1 27 1979 Jonnie Lee Holmes Norman N Bost Jr ~ 1) 1957 Sept 3 1977 Aug 23 1901 Apr1l2) 1974

Jonnie L Best Tlnn1a Best Jan 16 1940 June 28 1971 , Nov 20 1905 Aug JO 1978 * Monuments marked with a * are inscribed with Foward rarch Circle #314.

The circle was a chapter of the SUpreme Royal Circle of ~rlend8 of th­ World lodge and was charl._ in 1910 for the Jacksonvllle area. Many of the early black cit1zens of Jacksonville were members.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Our many thanks to Carolyn y, Little for sharing this great information with A,F,H. members and readers. If you can add to this article please write: Carolyn Y. Little, 1109 School Drive, Jackson­ ville, AR 72076 *********** NcCLAIN Linda Meiers, P. O. Box 1384, Springfield, OR 97477 - 1 need KONOLD any proof of death for Martelia McCLAIN. born 22 March 1886, daughter of George McCLAIN, he was from Georgia. Martelia was born near Caddo Ga. Montgomery Co., AR. Will appreciate any help. (Martelia was grandmother to Linda Meiers), Martelia married (?) KONOLD. McINTYRE Elba Knight, 505 Mason, Durant, OK 74701 - Need any inf, on UOSBURG James Walter McINTYRE, b. 15 Oct. 1873, AR (but where?) married to Cor ina Fidelia UOSBURG. 6 May 1900, possibly in Ft. Smith, Sebastain Co" AR, Cor ina Fidelia UOSBURG was born 3 Nov. 1874 Arkansas (but where?) her mother's maiden name was, Mary CHERRY. Mary (CHERRY) UOSBURGH (UOSBURG) was supposed to have been buried near Lavaca, Sebastain Co., AR. Dora INGRAM, neice of Cor ina told me this. Elba is granddaughter of the McINTYRES. Please help. I will gladly exchange data TAYLOR Clara (Taylor) Sink, Rt. 1 Box 12, Ethridge. TN 38456 - I need help with a search of the 1900 Soundex for these names: • George C. TAYLOR, b. 1851; David Wesley TAYLOR, b. 1847; James W. TAYLOR, b. 1825/6. Would like the County these people lived and a list on their family. I am elderly and mostly blind from diabetes with a serious heart problem and can not travel ,to look for my self, but can pay a rea'sonable fee for these services. Will appreciate any help or suggestions. CARNETT W. E. Grindstaff, 413 Harris Lane, Lebanon, MO 65536 - Can anyone help me locate the CARNETT Family in Arkansas? My ancestor (?) (first name unknown) CARNETT moved to Scott Co .. AR from Marion Co" Indiana, about 1846, He had at least 2 childr~n: John; & William Love CARNETT. Little is known of John, but we have considerable info on William. After the father of John & William was killed in a hunt­ ing accident, his widow went to live with John. She remained with him until her death at 93. William Love CARNETT, b. in Marion Co., Ind., 5 April 1835 and died in Clarksburg, MO., 8 July 1901. He married 1st in 1858 to Annie CLIFTON & one child was born to them, but both mother and child died shortly thereafter. William married 2nd to Susannah McGLASON who was born in Kentucky, but probably live in Scott Co., at the time.' (Continued on page 145) -145- (Continued from page 144) William and Susannah established their home in Scott Co., AR where he quali­ fied for the medical profession and practiced for several years. He also became a minister in the Methodist Church. Later William continued preaching as a Baptist minister. The muster rolls for Confederate Civil War veterans found in the National Archives, file 191, show that he enlisted 27 January 1863 at Izard, as a private in Newton's Calvalry Regiment. Later one of his sons wrote that "he served as a Chaplain and Surgeon from the outbreak of hostilities until the close." Prior to the War the Federal Census for 1860 locates William, age 24 and Susannah, age 23 along with daughter: Josephine, age 2, in Fulton Co., AR., near Wild Cherry. Their farm was in Bennet's Bayou Township and was valued at $130.00. In 1881, William and Susannah moved to Wright Co., MO. I have gone into detail about William, because I have so little info on the others. I will appreciate any help, on finding the full names and burial place. of William's parents, or any other vital information. Please help. WALLACE Margaret Wallace, 1400 Fairway Terr. Apt.· #15, Clovis, New JOHNSON Mexico 88101 - Desire· info on any of the following persons: GAMBLE JOHNSON Family who reportedly lived in Jefferson Co., AR,; BILLINGS children: Hillard Austin (Hill) b. 1854; Martha Jane? b. WILLIAMS 1857; Robert Mills, b. 1859; J1m; Bill; Sam (killed in gin LUTEN accident?); Tom (possibly a deputy sheriff for Judge Parker) LANE and possibly a least two other daughters: Mattie and Fannie. Most of these children migrated to Parker Co., TX. Martha Jane married a W. W. WILLIAMS and lived in Johnson Co., AR., for a short while, before going to TX. Mother of the above children married 2nd to (?) GAMBLE, in Arkansas and they had one child: Joseph William GAMnLE, b. 1866 AR Would like to correspond with descendants of Hugh BELL husband of Annie E. LANE, b. 1856. AR., married 12 June 1870 in Van Buren, AR. He died (how?) before their only child. Mary Josephine, was born 1872 in Quitman, Van Buren Co., AR. He is buried in the old cemetery at Quitman. Annie later married in Ark., to Samuel D. LUTEN, b. 1854, Tenn., lived in Palo Pinto Co., Texas. Desire any info on W. C. WALLACE who lived in Casa Township, Perry Co., AR at time of 1880 census, wife Lucie, b. Ala. children: John Jarrett, b. 1871, Danville, Yell Co., AR.; William Claudius, b. 1873, Logan Co., AR.; Alexander b. 1878, Birta, Yell Co., AR.; Lou Alley, b. 1880? married (?) FOSTER, buried Casa, Perry Co., or Birta, Yell Co., AR. W. C. WALLACE later married (?) BILLINGS? and was killed ca. 1886; buried in Casa cemetery, Casa, Perry Co., Arkansas. Would like to correspond with persons researching the above surnames. SCARBOROUGH Leota Scarborough, 242 - 189th St., Golden Shores, Miami INCE tINGE Beach, FL 33160 - I am searching for any info about Dr. John Gains SCARBOROUGH, b. 16 March 1835, died 27 Dec. 1903 at Little Rock, Pulaski Co., AR. His wife E1zia Jane (Jinnie) INGE SCARBOROUGH·, died 23 March 1896 at Little Rock. He was a Doctor of medicine and owned a Drug Store "The second of it kind in Little Rock", which his son William luge SCARBOROUGH later operated. My husband and I are the proud owners of: "Biographical and Historical Memories of Central Arkansas." Goodspeed Publishing Co.· 1889. A ver large and inter­ esting book. It was given to us by Mary Letitia Scarborough Troy (daughter of Dr. John Gains Scarborough) before her death. There is a very good article about the Doctor before his death, but I would like to correspond with anyone who has any additional knowledge about him or his wife and child­ ren: William luge; Annie Marinda; John Strother; Maude Lewis; Curtis Miller; Mary Letitia; James Andrew; and Guy. . EDITOR'S NOTE: "A Compendium of Arkansas Genealogy, Volume 1 , 1977" lists: Jennie Ince SCARBOROUGH, 22 March 1833, 23 March 1896, wife of J. C. SCARBOROUGH. SCARBOROUGH (Baby) no dates. Myro SCARBOROUGH, 21 Sept. 1860- 12 July 1870 (Died of Inflamation: Buried Lot #135. Perkins, SCARBOROUGH, 10 Sept. 1877-16 Nov. 1881. No listing of any other SCARBOROUGH. (E. Cia) (These people are·buried in Oakland Cemetery, in Little Rock, Arkansas). HOLLAND· Frank E. Carollo Jr., 210 West 1500 So. #134, Provo, UT HUNT 84601 - I need verification and information on Jess calvert HOLLAND, b. 27 March 1885, Milltown, Sebastain Co., AR. and a marriage records showing the date and place of marriage between Jess Calvert HOLLAND and Elizabeth HUNT. I need some other information but this ~ould serve as a good' start. SHARE YOUR GENEALOGY DATA WITH OTHERS ... GENEALOGY WHICH IS NOT SHARED ... IS THE BIGGEST WASTE OF ALL!!!! -146- EDMISTON Mrs. E. W. O'Brien, Cherokee Hills, 2790 Onagon Trail, THOMPSON Pontiac, Mich 48054 - The book entitled "The Edmiston. of MARRS Washington Co., AR" (by Allan S. Humphreys, published by the Washington Co., Hist. Soc. of AR) states that Moses James EDMISTON, b. 2 March 1770 married Mary Ann THOMPSON, b. 16 June 1769, on 21 Nov. 1793. Could this Mary Ann THOMPSON be the Cherokee lady, Annie MARTIN, who married Benjamin Franklin THOMPSON, as on page 310 of History of the Cherokee Indians, by Emmet Starr? Also, could the children of Moses James EDMISTON and Mary Ann THOMPSON listed by Humphreys as 1) Mary Ann EDMISTON, b. 4 Sept. 1794 married to Samuel GIBBINS), 2) Isabel Alexander EDMISTON (b. 30 Dec. H96 married to James MARRS) and 3) John Thompson EDMISTON (b. 14 May 1799, married to . Rebecca MOORE) be the Cherokee children of Annie Martin THOMPSON and Benjamin Franklin THOMPSON listed by Emmet Starr (p. 328-329) as 1) Mary Annie THOMPSON (married to Caleb Starr BEAN), 3) John Martin THOMPSON (married to Louise McCORD) and 7) Isabelle THOMPSON (~rried to Benjamin Wilson and Henry TUCKER) ? Any info or suggestion on how to research this would be appreciated. .' PATTRICK Lora Miller, P. O. Box 334, Nowata, OK 74048 - Seeking info PATRICK on ancestors of James Idwin PATRICK (PATTRICK) born 6 July OWENS 1872 in KY., died approx. 1925, Claremore, OK., married to GIPSON Pearl OWENS, 31 Oct. 1891, Sebastain Co., Ft. Smith Dist., McCOY AR., & 2nd to Lueanna GIPSON. James Idwin PATTRICK's mother was full blood Cherokee Indian. His brothers and sisters were: George; Boyd; Posey; Cora; Sarah; Margare- Lee (McCOY). Will gladly exchange data on any of these people. WHITE Ruben White, 507 Montana Ave., Lovell, Wyoming 82431 - Need any info on James and Nancy WHITE'S parents. James and Nancy were raised by the James DUPRIEST family in White Co., AR. About 1856 the James DUPRIEST Family was moving from Alabama to Arkansas and were supposed to have found James and Nancy hiding in the woods. They were only small children. Their parents had been murdered. I would like to know what the parent's names were. They 'could have been murdered in Alabama, Arkansas, or Tennessee. or any place between Alabama _,and Arkansas. James WHITE married Nancy JENKINS 15 May 1873. He gave his age as 22 at that time. He died 23 February 1875 of pneumonia. Nancy JENKINS WHITE, b. Sept. 1850 & died 22 August 1904. ,/hat could have happened to Nancy WHITE, the sister to James WHITE.? She was supposed to have gone to Little Rock, Pulaski Co., AR to live about 1880. Nancy WHITE was listed in 1880 census of the Deaf Mute Institute in Little Rock. Nancy WHITE, female, 26 years of age, born in AR, Big Rock Township, Pulaski Co., 7 Nov. 1880. (Could this be the Nancy I am trying to find?). I would like to correspond with anyone with ~now1edge of any of these peo­ ple, and will gladly refund postage, etc. CARTER Edsel Erwin, 361 E. Beale Dr., Atwater, CA. 95301 - Would like to prove the date and place of death of my wife's ancestor for her DAR application. He is John Champe CARTER, b. about 1797, his father of the same name was in the Revolution, and died according to page 1230 of Goodspeed's. History of Northwest Ark., in 1859, Sebastain Co., AR. I need to get the exact date. Can someone please help? TERRY Robert M. Terry, P. O. Box 1005, Enid, OK 73701- Need in£. GILL on Green B. H. TERRY, b. 1810, Fairfield Dist., S.C. d. 1848 Union C~., AR & wife Eleanor GILL, b. 1811, SC died 1861 Union Co., AR. Moved to Union Co., AR in 1848 from DeKalb Co., GA., settled near New London, AR (near Strong, AR). Children: Hugh McClure, 1832-1919; Green B. 1839- ; Martha, 1840- ; George W., 1841- ; John W., 1844-1867; Dara Elizabeth, 1847. All were born in DeKa1b Co., GA. Hugh McClure, 1832 married Mary Bennett (1838, Ala .. 1875, AR) 1855 in ElDorado, Union Co., AR. Who were her parents? Married 2nd to Martha ROURK (1841 Ala. -1919 TX). Who were her parents? H.M. TERRY moved to Lamar Co., TX in 1879. Green B. (1839) wife Martha. Living in Prescott City, Nev. Co., AR in 1880 Need wife's maiden name? Where are they buried? When did they die? Children Sarah; Mary; John; Lee; George; Mattie. Martha (1840) who did she marry? When and where did she die? George W. (1841) married Fannie. A. PITFIELD and then Jennie O. FEEMSTER. Children: May; Laura; Lula; George; Howard; Earl. Living in Prescott City, & a drugest. Married 1st in New Orleans. Living in Cameron, TX in 1914. Where did she die? John W. 1844-1867. Who did he marry? Probably died in Union Co., AR around 1867 according to Sara Elizabeth's estate papers. -147- (Contued from page 146) Sara Elizabeth (1847). Who did she marry? When mother (Ellen) died was taken care of by Robert M. WALLACE, buried at New London, AR. Where did she die? Need info on James Robert BOTTOMS, b. 1873, Memphis, TN died 1956, OK and Lula Estella SMITH, b. 1875, Walnut Tree, AR died 1936, Okla. Father's name was William (James' mother was a PEALE). Lived near Macedonia, Yell Co., AR Need info on parents of Francis HEFFNER (HEFTNER/ HEFNER) b. 1871, GA & died 1895 Yell Co., AR. Had brother named James, b. 1868, GA died Macedonia, AR (Yell Co.) in 1918. Came from Habersham Co., GA and originated from Germany. Also believed to be a brother named Will HEFNER. Need info on Mr. & Mrs. George FLETCHER. She raised my grandfather, Frank TERRY. Mrs. Fletcher died 20 Sept. 1913, Yell Co., AR. Were the FLETCHERS related to the HEFNERS or TERRYS? ' Have traced TERRYS to before 1765 in Virginia, if anyone is interested. Will gladly exchange information and documents. SCOTTS Benjamin F. Scott, Rt. 4 Box 39, Booneville, AR 72927 - Would like to. know how and what to do to get the History on all SCOTTS from time of arrival in USA until now I DAVIS Letha M. Williams, P. O. 80x 7, Big Bend National Park, TX PARKS 79834 - The purpose of my letter is trifold. First 1 want HUGHES TO CORRECT ERRORS IN MY CHART #1193 in Volume 18; next to order additional Volumes of Family Group & Ancestor Charta; finally to submit for publication in the Historian some early Polk County Marriage Indexes. In Volume 18, Chart il1193 , Person il 2 was given as he is shown in the 1880 Polk Co., AR Census, i.e. John D. (or Q)? DAVIS is now known to be an aliaa and his true name was JAMES ALBERT DAVIS. *Also in Volume 18, Chart i11193: Person # 7 should read: CYNTHIA PARKS, b. ca 1831, p.b. South Carolina, d. Date unk, p.d. ? Lafayette Co., Miss. Person #13 should read: Rachel Jane (HUGHES?), b. ca 1790, p.d. South Carolina, d. Date Unk.; p. d. Mississippi. * These are my own errors. Please forgive me and 1 will appreciate a note regarding this in a future publication so that other readers may know. 1 would like to share these earliest of Polk Co., Arkansas Index to Marri­ ages of the following surnames: BAGGS; BANKS; HALL; LINER; & PARHAM, also including GOODWIN.

INDEX TO SOME POLK COUNTY, AR MARRIAGE FECORDS

Copied 1974 by Letha. M. Williams P. O. Box 7 Big Bend Nat'l. Park, TX 7SflJ4

SURNAME, ~ ~ ., '" ~ ~ ~ BAGGS, John OnaCIIAIIEY 189/l D 299 J. N. '" Sallie MOORE 1892 E 286 .. M. w. '" Cynthia PIERCE 1894 E 456 M. s, '" Sarah TURNER 1899 E 24 .. John W, '" 185 ie HANWELL 1900 E 132 John A. '" Lsey J. POLLARD 1901 F 96 Willis '" Cellia GREmE 190? F R. E. 339 '" Puma THWEATT 1907 H 467 ==;;-?, ? '" Aggie BAGGS 1901 F TURIiER , 139 w:--r:- '" Pearl M. BAGGS 1905 G 429 ZISMER , H. P. '" Kansas (of 'BIll<\er, Aft) 1906 H 106 BANKS , John • Msrgeret EASa! 1897 C 241 Araen '" N. C. PttLwac 1892 E )20 .." J. C.(35) '" Pearl DAVIS (28) 1910 I Wl Albert Dora GRAY 1912 J IlAYFIElJl, '" 30l C. '" Maggie BANKS 1901 F Me illUDE, 272 W. W. '" Mi88 Maggie BANKS 1903 G 20 MIXIfE. s. E. '" Ollie BANKS G SMITH, 1905 533 C, C, (H&tton)&'" Viola BANKS(of Wickes) 19CB I 17<1 ~MERST, Will L, Mattie E. BAIIKS 1895 C J6 MC DANIEL, J. M, • AJIaI'lda, MIlKS ;; '" 1891 141 -148- INDEX TO SOME POLK COUNTY, ARKANSAS MARRIAGE RECORDS (Con't page 2)

Q.!!.QQt! ! ~ ~ ~ EM& 100 B. P. & Susan MOON 1896 C HALL. D 120 .. Charles & Viola ,;DWAROO 1897 .. C. W. I< s. ~. GILLIAM 1893 I'~ 391 E .. W. A • & Frances BRADLEY 1901 455 F 105 Jack &. Mrs. Margeret A. HARPElI 1901 Willis & Mattie WHITE 1901 F 113 Nora l'.aude BJT~ 1902 F 299 Wrn. Alonzo I< 286 • Ceoree H. & Della. GRANT 1904 C E DUNKIN, John I< Martha HALL 1893 452 E BOWERIWI. J. N. c. I< Margeret L. HALL 1890 91 D CAKClI(COKAlI?) T. M. & Ella. HALL 1897 JIl D DOWN, Willian: & Ida HALL 1897 60 E 181 DILLClI. Charlie & Viola. HALL 1899 HONNICUT, Huston I< Ozie HALL 1902 F 299 I< Mrs. Maggie Lee HALL 1902 F 420 CHATHAM. Hollia ,; LEWIS, S. 1. & Miss Y.aude HALL 1902 251 JOPLIN, W. T. & Mandy HALL 1891 E 17) MOiES. J.W. Matilda J. HALL 1892 E PUGH, J. w. t Rosa. HALL 1900 38! LINER , Wm. M. & Frances A. LYNN 1886 D 142 S. F. & Ettsr MIT

PARHAM, Andy W. & Luma. Eatelle DAVIS 1893 E 396 .. ·Charles M. & Leva Ann DAVIS 1892 E J44 402 .. J. A. '" Delia GREElIE 1902 F .. S. A. ()ll &. Lula ROBERTS (19) 1904 G 302 .. ·Wyat R. (58) & Mrs. M. E. Wilcoxen (49) 1906 H 131 24 Mar. .. Fred (21) & Lillie JACKSClI (16) 1922 N ....229 Dec. .. *Idu8 W. &: Clyda EPINETT.E 1923 o 25 ·Obie '" Lonie SMITH 1925 o 291 DUCAS • J. G. & • Mattia E. LINER(PARHAII) 1896 C 163 HAMlLTClI, Ja.mes E. &: M. A. PARHAM 1893 E 410 MC DAlIlEL, W. H. & Frances PARHAM 1891 E 141 WILLlAKS, *w.Penn &: • Ava B. PARHAM 1917 L 532 HAMILTON, H. C. & Mary PARHAM 1918 II 22 BARNE'M', lee Pres ton &: • ala PARHAM 1922 N ))2

• These are mellbers of my fal1lily group via marriage to WH. H. WILLlAKS 1948.

GOODWIN, Young Lee & Sallie BElINETT 1896 C 125 • Edward WOO;) I< N. F. KICHOL'l 1890 E 11 3 Alonzo J. & Sarah J. CANnELL 1891 E 220 Sanruel H. & Mary Lou BROWN 1894 E 521 E. Wood I< Mrs. Ca ther1ne J. IlEANS 1904 G 299 Amos G. & Mr •• Lena M. HOGG 1908 1 139 Mack & Lillie BRrrE 191 0 1 '!f BR WII, Levi II< L. A. GOOlllI1N 1895 C :JU CONNALLY, David & Mannie GOODWIN 1893 E 356 lie DANIEL, G. II< Ora GOODWIN 191 0 1 587 WILLlAl'I3, * James B. &. Mary Catherine GOODWIN 1880 E ?? EDITOR'S NOTE, Our many thanks to Letha M. Williams for the corrections I That is one of the main reasons. we do not type charts for our members. tpying-time is so limited. and errors are bad enough, when we make them on our own charts, but to make an error on someone else's chart is some­ thing' that can go un-noticed and thus cause years of wasted time and effort. The Index to the Marriage Records is a time-saver also (many will never have the chance to research in the various courthouses I and every time we share these hard to-get records, weare helping to make genealogy research just a tiny bit more easy for someone I Postage is high. but gasoline is higher I and think of the Motel rates I -\.50- (Continued ["om page 149) also need info on Avery Alvin Eeds, b. 5 Nov. 1851, died 25 Sept. 1935 and is buried in McGee Cern., Stratford, Garvin Co., Okla. Married 17 Dec. 1874 to Volina T. WATT, b. 10 March 1860, died 1898 near Eufaula, OK. She was the daughter of Samuel W. WATT, b. Feb. 1819, died Jan. 1894 and Martha C. (?) WATT, b. May 1822, died Dec. 1897. Will gladly exchange data with others working on any of these lines. STONE COUNTY A recent Querie, about STONE. COUNTY MARRIAGES ... Yes they MARRIAGE are in print and may be ordered from, STONE COUNTY HISTOR­ RECORDS ICAL SOCIETY, % Mrs. Rodney Rushing, Fox, AR 72051 ..... $4. pre-paid. 36 pages, listed in alphabetical order bride.and groom, ages, and date of marriage. 1873-1890. BLYTHEVILLE COURIER - NEWS 27 April 1942 page 11 (or .1) 1Engineers'To PI~t Ce~l1eterv, --"Ask That Graves Be M~rr-k-Cd

A pr.rnlUlwn~ pllll wUI be ml:ldc to truLrk a.ll STave:,. at once. Imsnr:dld t.here )\r(' Mkf'd I tIo hlllYe AS nlI\ny IL.'; 6000 gr!'yes. CEMETERY NOT REPORTED ON FILE AT ARKANSAS HISTORY COMMISSION OFFICE. 7 March 1979 - R. P. Baker EDITOR'S NOTE, Can anyone share information about this cemetery? *********** BORMWELL Ellis C. Henry, Sr., St. Louis Hills Retirment Home, Room **HNERY TREE 501, 6543 Chippewa St., St. Louis, MO 63109 - I am interest­ BROMWELL ed in finding any info about,**HENRY. TREE, which was short one name of Charles R. BROMWELL, b. 16 Feb. 1888, Helena, Phillips Co:, AR. Would like to know when he died lor he may still be liv­ ing). Would appreciate correspondence with anyone with knowledge of this person. ESTEB Sally E. Gullickson, 8118 Oaklake Ct., Alexandria, VA 22309 I am searching for anyone who may have known or have heard of my grandfather, Samuel Oscar ESTEB, during the period 1925-1942. I be­ lieve that he was an itinerant Baptist minister in the Ozarks. Originally from Oregon, he eventually returned there. It is also believed by his family that he married at least once while gone. Any inf. or possible leads will be appreciated. WILKES Mrs. Elzie A. Greene, 10308 Manzanillo NE, Albuquerque, New TULLIS Mexico 87111 - My grandparents, Samuel Taylor WILKES and Ella TULLIS, were in DeSoto Co., Miss., in 1880 census, with her sister, Mattie TULLIS in their household, she had a brother, Billie (William TULLIS). Their parents were, Edmond TULLIS and Julia STEVENS. S.T and Ella WILKES came to Arkansas soon after 1880. lived in Van Buren County, until their deaths. Wish to correspond with anyone with information on WILKES, TULLIS or STEVENS from Desoto or Yalobusha Counties, Mississippi. Sam WILKES was born in Yalobusha Co., Miss., son of Newman WILKES and Elizabeth(CARR) WILKES. Will appreciate any help.

EDITOR'S NOTE, There is never enough time and paper at the same time I Our Quarterlies need to be kept within a certain number of pages (postal rates etc.) Last time we were a few pages over the rate, and that really does cause problems. when they need to be mailed separate I Much material is already prepared for our September 1980 issuel . wI.:"e ... c~/ -tf"l. ..e." tV~ ~ -149- A MILLION THANKS TO ALL AGS WORKERSI From, Osa W. Wingfield, 2311 Engle Ave., Dallas, Texas 75224 It is not possible to express my personal pleasure in being a member & reading about all these people, even though I never find any of mine (no wonder?) A MILLION THANKS TO ALL THE "WORKERS". I do hope to get the Family Group Sheets, also Ancestor Charts in before long. I have been pretty successful in getting family lines. I do enjoy the Family Group Volumes (more of these pleasel) PIERCE Margaret D. Suddath, 2306 W. Golf Course Rd., Midland, TX ORR 79701 - Seek further information on my grandmother and her GIBBONS family who were in Calhoun Co., AR 1870-1880 census and NIXON other locations in Arkansas later. My grandmother, Mary MYERS Louellen PIERCE, b. 1868, was the youngest child of Caleb DE MARCE Jackson PIERCE and Lucretia (maiden name unknown). Other ,..- children who lived to adulthood are: John Calvin, b. 1848; Salina Elizabeth, b. 1851; Stephen Florence, b. 1853; William H., b. 1858; and George Washington, b. 1860. Family is in Lafayette Co., Miss., c~nsus in 1850 & 1860, but not in 1870. Sons: John C., and S. Florence are 1n Calhoun Co., AR in 1870 census. Later in 1870, John C. married to Eveline ORR, in Calhoun Co., AR. Believe father Caleb J. died 1878 and mother Lucretia died 1880 but where? In 1880 Calhoun Co., AR census Mary Louellen and George W., are'found in household of brother John C., with wife Eveline and children, Franklin H., b. ca. 1872; William R., b. ca. 1875; Walter L., b. ca. 1877; and Asbury J., b. 1880. Mary Louellen married Roy GIBBONS somewhere in AR and their child Annie L., was born in Hot Springs, Garland Co., AR in 1887. (Information. from death certificate of Ann~~ L. GIBBO~S NIXON). No further info on GIBBONS marriage. Mary Louellen s 2nd marr1age was to a MYERS, who was dead by the time their child, Robert Lee MYERS was born in 1893 in Honey Grove, Texas. In 1898 Mary Louellen married my grand­ father, Alfred William DeMARCE in Texarkana, Texas. Can anyone help me fill in the gaps in my grandmother's life? Find where her parents died? .Put me in contact with descendants of her brothers or sisters or any other kin? All help will be appreciated.

POWER(S) Mrs. Helene Stone, 9812 LaCanada Way, Sunland, CA 91040 - I sm searChing for info on a POWER(S) Family who originally settled in Lawrence Co .. AR then Missouri Territory) prior to the time Arkan­ sas Territory was formed in 1819_ I would like to obtain copied of any tax records in Lawrence Co., AR in 1820 & 1822 for any POWER(S). 1 am also in­ terested in any other early records that would be usefuL I will appreciate any help. WALKER Mark E. Easton, POBox 234, Lexington, OK 73051 - I am EADS/ EEDS seeking any info on the people listed: John W. EEDS (EADS) b. HENDERSON 6 May 1823, GA & died 26 Jan 1904, buried Cherry Hill Cern., WHISENHUNT Cherry Hill, Polk Co., AR., married 7 March 1844, at Cal WATT City, GA. Martha E. HENDERSON, b. 21 Feb. 1825, Cass Co., HOLMAN GA., died 30 Nov. 1909, buried also in Cheery Hill Cern. John STEWART W. and Martha E. EED moved to Polk Co., AR in 1840s. He .. - established one of tne first churches in the western part of Polk Co. He was a Southern Methodist preacher and had a wide circuit through the neighboring counties and all of Polk Co. He was also county surveyor in early days. Children: Mary A. M. Eeds, b. 2 July 1845, d. 13 April 1878, buried in Rocky Cern., Polk Co., AR. Married 3 April 1862 to Joseph W. WALKER b. 8 April 1848, their children were: James W. WALKER, b. 29 May 1865; Louis J. WALKER, b. 11 Aug. 1866; & Tennessee Alabama WALKER, b. 29 Aug. 1867. Louisa Milly Eeeds, b. 20 Dec. 1847 married 1870 to Jiles B. Whisenhunt. Nancy F. EEDS, b. 18 Dec. 1854, married to R. J. MILLER. Martha E. EEDS, b. 29 June 1860, d. 8 Sept. 1884, buried in Rocky cern. married to John T. MILLER_ . Sarah Charity (Mink) EEDS, b. 23 May 1869, died Feb. 1956 buried at Hold­ enville, Okla., married to Nath GARDNER, children: Burl Gardner; & Bob Gardner. Also, Perry S. HOLMAN, b. Feb. 1852, died April 1936 married to Isabelle Stewart, b. April 1855, died June 1896. Both ar~ buried in Cherry Hill Cern. Perry S. was the son of Albert J. HOLMAN, b. July 1818, d. Feb. 1885 and Mary J. (?) HOLMAN, b. May 1825, died Dec. 1882. They settled near Clarksville, Johnson Co., AR., at what is now known as HOLMAN COMMUNITY Would also like info on the Holman. Community. . (Con't pn page 150).