ISSN 0571-0472

The Arkansas Family Historian

Arkansas Genealogical Society

Volume 34, Number 2 June 1996 Arkansas Genealogical Society 1996 Officers and Directors

Editor Margaret Harrison Hubbard 1411 Shady Grove Rd.,Hot Springs, AR 71901 President Joe R, Goss 1025 Watkins, Conway, AR 72032 Vice President Ed Sanders 10 Choctaw Or" Searcy, AR 72143 Treasurer Bobbie Jones Mclane 222 McMahan Dr., Hot Springs, AR 71913 Corresponding Secretary Eddie G. Landreth 1510 Jameson Ave., Benton, AR 72015 Recording Secretary Frances Jernigan 52 Colony Rd, Little Rock, AR 72227 Historian Jan Eddleman 1807 Sunshine Mine Rd., Hackett, AR 71937 Herald Mrs. Larry P. Oark 1211 Biscayne, Little Rock, AR 72227 Parliamentarian

Roberta Hollis 628 Banner, Camden, AR 71701 David Malone PO Box 1048, FayettevUle, AR 72702 Johnlta Glover 4008 Holly, Pine Bluff, AR 71603 Carolyn Earle Billingsley 2301 Billingsley Ln., Alexander, AR 72002 Teresa Harris 943 Ouachita No. 47, Camden, AR 71701 Margaret Ross 9 Nob Hili Cove, Little Rock, AR 72205 Edwin Moss PO Box 176, Star CRY, AR 71667 Desmond Walls Allen 99 Lawrence Landing Rd" Conway, AR 72032 Russell P. Baker 6525 Magnolia, Mabalvale, AR 72103 Frankie Y. Holt 5 Custer Place, North Little Rock, AR 72116 Lynda Suffridge 3801 Caraway Ct .. North Little Rock, AR 72116 Dorathy Boulden 913 Arkansas, EI Dorado, AR 71730 Janette Hearn Davenport 1 Cinnamon Rd., North Little Rock, AR 72120 Barbara Crowell Rogers 2717 N, Fillmore, Little Rock, AR 72207 Tom O.lard 12 Nonnandy Rd., Little Rock, AR 72207 The Arkansas Family Historian

Published Quarterly by Arkansas Genealogical Society, IDC. ro Box 908, Hot Springs, Arkaosas 71902-0908

EdHor and honorary membership classes. Membership is Margaret Harrison Hubbard by calendar year and may be entered at any lime of the year (late subscribers will receive the year's Publication Information back issues of The Arkansas Family Historian). The Arkansas Family Historian, the official publica­ Individual membership is $15 per year. tion of Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc., is pub­ lished lour times a year - March, June. September. Queries and December. Commercial advertising is not ac­ Members of AGS are invited to submit one flfly­ cepted. word. Arkansas related, query each year. Sea the Query section for details. ISSN 0571-0472 Book Reviews EdHorial Policy Authors and publishers who wish to have reviews AGS welcomes contributions of family records, or notices of their works published in The Arkansas public record transcriptions. and other information Family Historian are invited to submit a copy of the of interest to those Interested in family history and work with ordering information and price, If appli­ genealogy in general. and in Arkansas specifically. cable. Responsibility for the accuracy of information and for opinions. omissions, or factual errors is that of CONTENTS the comributor.

Manuscript Submissions AGS Welcomes New Submitters of articles and material for possible Board Member 50 publication in The AFH are requested to send Box 908 51 typewritten or mechanically generated manuscripts Certificate of Arkansas on white, 8 1/2 X 11 inch paper, double-spaced, Ancestry Report 52 one-inch margins on all sides, with all pages Map Book 53 numbered. The sources from which the malerial Inauguration of was obtained, specific stalemems of facts. or statis­ Governor - 1636 54 tical information MUST be documented. that is, the The War Bulletin 56 specific, detailed source description must be listed Roster, Company D 58 either within the body of the text or as notes. Previ­ Microllm Roll No. ous publication of the material in any form must be Misc. 19 63 brought to the attention of AGS. AGS encourages Arkansas Queries 75 submissions on IBM compstlble computer disks in Book Reviews & Notioes 82 WordStar or ASCII format accompsnied by a hard Index 88 copy of the material.

Membership AGS offers individual, institutional, sustaining, life

______Arl"'nsasFamily Hislorian ~ Page 49 AGS Welcomes New Board Member ------

He received his masters from the University of Arkansas in 1975. He did some post graduate work at the University of Georgia.

Tom was an American history teacher at Dunbar Junior High School and Hall High School. both in UtIle Rock. He then went on to work as historical parks planner with the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism. later, he served as the Direc­ tor of the Arkansas Department of Heritage.

While in this position, he served as the chairman of the Sesquicentennial Commission, which coordi­ nated the celebration of the Slate's 150th anniver­ sary of statehood in 1986. That year, Tom made the move to the University of Central Arkansas. to be the first director of the UCA Archives and Spe­ cial Collections. During his tenure, the archives has amassed an impressive collection 01 manuscripts, photographs and maps and has become one of the important resources for research in Arkansas his­ tory.

Tom has been prolific in his historical writings. Numerous articles have appeared in the Arkansas Historical Quarterly, the Pulaski County Historical Review and other historical journals. He has writ­ ten or co-compiled two books, Researching Arkan­ sas History, and Arkansas History: an Annotated Bibliography. He also wrote the introduction for the new edition of Mifflin W. Gibbs autobiography, Shadow and light. Tom is considered an expert on Arkansas black history. He has been president 01 By Tim G. Nut!, Arkansiana Ubrarlan, Central the Arkansas Historical Association, the Arkansas Arkansas Ubrary System Museums Association and for ten years he was editor of the Pulaski County Historical Review. Arkansas Genealogical Society welcomes Tom W. Dillard to its Board. Tom's name should be very Tom is married to Mary Frost Dillard, a native of familiar to students of both history and genealogy, Benton, Arkansas. Mary is a political consultant in as he has been associated with both fields for the Ultle Rock. They are the parents 01 a college-aged majority of his professional career. and has whole­ son, NeU Q, Dillard. Neil is a history major at the heartedly supported both for many years prior to University of Central Arkansas, where he is on the that. staff of the college newspaper.

Tom was born In Montgomery County, located in The Society is fortunate to have such an enthusias­ the heart of the Ouachita National Forest. He tic and knowledgeable person on its board. graduated from State College of Arkansas (now Welcome. University of Central Arkansas) in 1970 with a his­ tory degree with an emphasis on Arkansas history.

Page so - Volume 34, Number 2 . June 1996, ______------,Box908 Question Dorothy L. Miller, 540 Solano NE, Albu­ Legion Hut, Mulberry, AR, Lunch will be pot luck. querque, NM 87108-1048, writes: "Can anyone tell For more information, contact Nadean Riley Bell, me what 'May bUller' is? George and Elizabeth 1205 NW 11th, Bentonville, AR 72712 Butler Who moved from Clark Co., AR, in 1830 to Shelby Co., TX, used it to treat wounds during the Lee Family reunion is scheduled for July 6, 1996. In Regulator-Moderator War," Muskogee, OK. For more information. get in touch wah Devaughn C. Lee, 3977 Hillcrest Dr, #5, Los Publications Angeles, CA90008 (2t3-293-1234) Marley Family Newsletter is published by the Marley Families Association, for Maney descend­ Clan McAlister of America gathering will be held ants and associated families. No association on June 20, 21 and 22, 1996, at the Downtown address was shown on the Volume 4/No. 4 issue, Doubletree Hotel, Tulsa, OK. Contact Ted and but a possible contact is John J. Marley, 200 Outer Rhonda McAlister, 402 Hickory Hill Rd., Sapulpa, Dr" State College, PA 16801. OK 74066, or Paul Towry, 3613 Scenic Dr., Cibolo, TX 78108, for details. NichOls Nostalgia a quarterly, is published by Jeannie Gordon Vaughan, Editor, P. O. Box 365, Casey Family Association will hold a family reunion Byron, CA 94514-0365: a well presented family on June 29 and 30, 1996 in Russellville, AR. Reun­ publication and queries are included. ion headquarters will be Ramada Limited (formerly the Marina Inn). Contact Robert L. (Bob) Casey, The Gems of Pike County, Arkansas is a publica­ 213 S Arlington Ave" Russellville, AR 12801 (501- tion of the Pike County Archives and History Socie­ 968-2476) for registration information. ty, at Box 236, Murfreesboro, AR 71958-0238, AGS received a copy of Volume VII, No.1, Winter 1996, Allord American Family Association will meet in containing some 40 pages of Pike County informa­ Springfield, MO October 11-13, 1996, Contact tion rellative to births, deaths, deeds, marriages, Benjamin F. Alford, Jr., President, 911 Ivy Ct., etc. Wen printed and easy to read, the annual Wyomissing, PA 19610. for details. membership fee is $7,00, and the group has its archives on the third floor of the Pike County Court Stovall Family Association will meet Aug. 16-18, House, with material also at the Heritage Room of 1996, in Louisville. KY. Contact them at 15979 St. their local Ubrary. Rt. 691, Nelsonville, OH 45764, for details.

Reunions Third Annual Rainey/Raney Genealogical Re­ Hill The family of Kim and Emeline (Wharton) Hili search Conference will be held August 2-4, 1996. at of Johnson Co., AR, will meet Aug. 2-3, 1996, at Holiday Inn, Franklin, TN, Contact Rainey Times at Lake Texoma Resort & State Park, Kingston, OK 19300 Kanis Rd., Little Rock, AR 72211 for details. 73439. Contact Mrs. F. Cecil Hill, 805 Rosebud Ave., Victoria, TX 77901-3333. fordetaiis, Seminars St Louis Genealogical Society will present the 27th Standridge The National Standridge Reunion will Annual Fair Bridges To The Past, featuring Dr. be held October 17-20. 1996, at the First Baptist John Philip Colletta, on Saturday, June 15, 1996. Church, Cleveland, White Co., GA. It is open to all Contact that society at 9011 Manchester Rd" Sutte descendants of James and Thomas Standridge, 3, St. Louis, MO 63144-2643 (314-968-2763) for pioneer residents of old Rowan Co., NC, and other registration information. interested persons. For more information, contact Russell P. Baker, 6525 Magnolia Dr" Mabelvale, AR The Institute of Genealogical Studies (formerly The 72013. Genealogical Institute of Texas) will offer 8 courses of study in American genealogy 21-26 July 1996 at Langley-Bryant Descendants of Wliliam and Harvey Hotel, Plano, TX. For registration form and Lucinda Bryant Langley will be held Saturday, June details, write IGS, PO Box 25556, Dallas, TX 75225 29, 1996, 11:00 a,m. - 3:30 p,m, at the American

____,,- ______.ArI"'n,as Family Historian - Page 51 Certificate of Arkansas Ancestry Report------

Arkansas Genealogical Society offers Certificates of Juanita Bitton Arkansas Ancestry issued in three categories. PO Box115 Swan Valley, ID 83449 Terrltorial-a resident of ARkansas before 14 June Benjamin Clark 1834; Hempstead Co" 1836

Antebellum-a resident of Arkansas before 6 May Wanda J. Karnes 1861; 1711 Magnolia Dr. Fort Smith, AR 72903 Nineteenth Century-a resident of Arkanssas James Sloan before 31 December 1900. Clark Co., 1830

Send SASE with $0.55 postege (2 ounces) to AGS, Antebellum PO Box 908. Hot Springs, AR 71902-0908 for an application form for your certHicate, Lana Sue Lewis Simpson PO Box 6167 SI. Joseph, LA 71366 Territorial Samuel Fraley Washington Co., 1846 Glenn Albert Railsback, III PO Box 7226 Marjorie F. Pace PineBluff, AR 71611 5124 N. Vanderbilt David Lawrence Ogden Portland, OR 97203 Washington Co" 1833 Bennett Wright Madison Co., 1852 Mary Edith Railsback daughter of Glen A, Railsback, III Vivian Gamer Pine David Lawrence Ogden 2027 Edgehill Dr, Washington Co., 1833 San Antonio, TX 78209 Jesse A. Starling Jacob Tyrrell Railsback Columbia Co" 1854 Grandson of Glenn A. Railsback, III David Lawrence Ogden Gwen Pryor Washington Co., 1833 8701 S, Braeswood, #113 Houston, TX 77031 Can Frederic Cooper, III Azariah Cobb Nephew of Glenn A. Railsback, III David Lawrence Ogden Ardelia Pickett Gauntt Washington Co., 1833 PO Box 3 Mount Pleasant, TX 76556 Seth Bernard Cooper William Henry Pickett Nephew of Glenn A. Railsback, III Martin Pickett David Lawrence Ogden Phoebe B. Morris Pickett Washington Co., 1833 James Pickett II Ouachita Co" 1843 David John Knighten 14 South 800 West Quineola Bethena Pickett Carpenter Orem, UT 84058 2439 West Fifth SI Isaac Knighten Irving, TX 75060 Lawrence Co., 1830 William Henry Pickett

Page 52- Volume 34, Numbet2 - June 1996 ______Martin PIckeIt Map Book Phoebe B. Morris Pickett .lan'IeII PIckeIt II 0uachiIa Co., 1843 Some years ago, Arkansas Genealogical SocIety published a large volume ofGlII'lBI8I H~ and Nancy J. Ramsey Norris Transpor1atlon Maps of the CounIies of ArIcansas. 5118 South 247lh West This was a reprint of a 1936 set prepared bhy the VioIa,KS 67149 Arkansas Slate HlgtMay CommIssion Slal:e-wide Barnett Moser HigtMay Planning Study, in coopertion will the Independence Co., 1855 Uniled Staes Depallment of AgrIcUture. Buruau of Public Roads. leonard T. Cook 1013 lIIinoI$ Ave. The book measures about 11" x 17" and depicts Lynn Haven, Fl32444 eaeh of Arkansas' 75 counlies as they _In 1936. .lan'IeII Martin Key WhIle Co., 1858 We have located six (6) only copies of this volume. Originally priced at $25.00, these six copies are Ann WIlkerson MorrIs now available at hall price, on a nrst order basis. 6801 Fllntmck Order from AGS at our mailing address.. North I..lIIIe Rock, AR 72116 Abel L Tarpley WoodrulfCo., 1861 Late Seminar Notice

Dorothy WIlkerson White Polk County Genealogical SocIety, P. O. Box 317, 4655 Park Ave. HatI\eId, AR 71945, has announced a genealogy Memphis. TN38117 workshop for June 2, 1996, to be held In the Mana Abel L Tarpley MlcIdle School Cafeteria, Mena, AR. Speakers will Woodrulf Co., 1861 be Mary Reid Goss Warner and Russell P. Baker. Subjects wli be Seven Habits of Highly Successful MarIan WIlkerson Cooper Researchers and Look Again at Census Rcotris as 311 South New York well as Camping in Canaan: Southern Church Brinkley, AR 72021 Recotds and Their Ganealogica/ Uses and Rec0n­ Abel L Tarpley structing the Fronlier Society: a 21st Centuty WoodrulfCo .. 1861 Genes/ogiea/ Research Strategy. Registration fee Is $15.00 and (members of Polk County Genealogi­ Charlotte Ann Bradley Summers cal Society will pay $12.00). Call 501-394-4253 for 2835 Kendm Dr. details and registration form. or write them at the Louisville, TN 37777 address above. John HavIs Bradley Co., 1850 James Harvey Hawtey JeHerson Co., 1850 Thomas CIUIcher Bradley Bradley Co., 1860

Nineteenth Cenb.I'y

Richard E. Campbell 436 Smoky Circle Chula Vista, CA 91910 Charles Warren Long, ll/kIa Warren Charles Long Pulaski Co., 1887

______Arkan'as Family Histonan • Page S3 Inauguration of the Governor'------

From The Arkansas Gazette, Uttle Rock, "Fellow Citizens: Tuesday, September 13, 1836 The date of our existence, as a free and independ­ A meeting of the c~lzens of this City took place ent State, has commenced. yesterday morning at which the Hon. James Pitch­ er, Mayor, officiated as Chairman, and Mr. J. N. Being about to enter upon the discharge of the Boyle as Secretary--for the purpose of making high, responsible and solemn duties of the Execu­ arrangements to pay suitable respect to the Gover­ tive, I prevail myself of this customary and appro­ nor-Elect of the State of Arkansas, on the occasion priate occasion to express my gratitude to the of his inauguration. A resolution was passed, people of Arkansas for the flanering manner in appointing Mr. James De Baum Marshal, wnh which I have been called to the exalted station I am authority to appoint assistants, and to arrange the now about to occupy, and to acknowledge the procession to receive and escon the Governor­ great responsibiltty which it imposes. Elect to the Capttol. Deeply impressed with the conviction that no Accordingly, at 3 o'clock this aftemoon, a proces­ acknowledgments on my pan can equal the honor sion was formed, agreeably to previous arrange­ conferred, I shall deem it the best return I can make ments, at the comer of Markham and Scon streets, to devote my humble abilities with honesty, fidel~y, and proceeded, under the direction of the marshal and assiduity to your service in such manner as and his assistants, Dr. Holt and Mr. Thom, to the may be best calculated to promote the prosperity residence of the Govemor-Elect, where it was and happiness of our common country. joined by his Excellency, James S. Conway, and then proceeded to the Capnol in the following The constitutions of most of our sister States order: impose more duties on, and give greater powers to, the Executive than is granted ours; in propor­ Capt. Kavanaugh's Company of Mounted Volun­ tion, however, to the cunailment of those duties teers, Band of Music, the Govemor-Elect and late and powers, my labors and responsibilnies are Governor, Hon. A. H. Sevier, Judge Cross, U. Col. diminished. Rector of U. S. Dragoons, Capt. Brown, U. S. A., Lieut. Collins, U. S. A., etc, the whole closed by a That covenant which is to guard our libenies, and numerous body of c~jzens. which the solemnities of an oath must bind us to suppon and defend, generally and clea~y defines On their arrival at the Capitol, the Mounted Volun­ the duties and powers of your Executive; and in teers opened to the right and left, when the proces­ strict accordance with its provisions will I be found sion passed through the line, and from thence exening myself to fulfill the public expectations in through the main avenue to the Capitol to the organizing, establishing and administering the Representatives Chamber, where tt was received Government. by both houses of the General Assembly, standing. Those who speculate on the prospect before us, The Governor-Elect was invited to a seat at the and govern their hopes of the future by meditating Speaker's Desk, wnh the President of the Senate on the past, will find nothing in our condition which on his right and the Speaker of the House of is not well calculated to inspire us with ardour in Representatives on the left, when after a few prosecuting the great purposes for which we have moments pause, he arose and delivered to the vast been chosen by the people. The task will not be concourse of spectators present the Inaugural Ad­ completed by the mere passage of organic laws to dress: put the Government in motion. The fabric of the State when once constructed must stand for ages. It must be fixed in the understanding and reverence of the people. Let us therefore examine for and coliect ali our materials calculated to enlighten the

Page S4 - Volume 34, Number 2· June 1996'--______public mind and dllfuse general and useful knowl­ cations, that he will continue to make our happy edge. country the object of His Divine care."

We have ample means for the early establishment The oath of office was then administered to him by of such Institutions of learning as will be calculated A. Pike. Esq. Immediately alter which a National to insure universal education to the youth in our Salute of twenty-six guns was fired in honor of the country. Knowledge Is power. It is the lever which occasion. sways everything In a popular government. The procession then retired and In the same order, It is not only important In a political point of view, escorted the Governor back to his residence. but Is also the basis of morality and religion. There­ fore, whatever plans the Legislature, In Its wisdom, may adopt. calculated to secure these blessings to the people, wHI meet with my cordial cooperation.

A fund for the Internal Improvement of our State at your disposal. Its application, in the Improvements of our roads, the construction of new ones, or Its judicious expenditure In any other description of improvement for the benefit of the State, will re­ ceive my sanction.

Viewing our locality, as the Immediate frontier, adjoining and contiguous to numerous tribes of Indians. many of whom are dissatisfied and soured with our government: and In whose bosoms we have reason to believe ere lurklngs of hostility and revenge, we may readily calculate thaI our wives and children are not safe unless the savage monstent are deterred, by an armed force. or a knowledge that we have men, disciplined and trained to arms, who are ready, at the first flourish of the scalping, or at a moments warning, to search in defence of their country. It is not probable that the General Government will continue a sufficient garrison or army or our bordent to shield us effec­ tually from the possibility of Indian depredations. I shall, therefore, feel much solicitude In the speedy organization of the mH1t1a of the State. When the hardy yeomanry are disciplined and properly trained to arms, they are the "bulwark of our coun­ try." They are the chief defence of nations. Any Legislative action calculated to forward this desir­ able objact will accord with my views, and receive my devoted and unremitted attention.

A just dllfldence in regard to my qualifications teaches me, fellow citizens, to solicit and hope for your Indulgences. Instruction and aid. May the goodness of that unerring Providence which has mercifully shielded us in our Infancy continue to guard, aid and uphold our liberties. His goodness teaches and encourages me to offer up my suppl~

______~ ___• ____.Adi.JllsasFamily Historian ~ Page 55 The War Bulletln------

issued by John Henry Brown, Fayetteville, Arle, Confederate States of America, Feb. 4, 1862··No. 5)

Deaths in The Army

in the Mount Comfort Hospital 3 miles west of Fayetteville, from ~s organization to Jan. 20, 1862: Dr. C. F Brown, Surgeon,

Name Regiment Company Date Disease

Levy Perry McRae Hobbbs Nov, 14 Typ.lever J. Rosenberry .. Nov, 15 " .. W, S, Bluett Mcintosh Pettus Nov, 11 Dysent'ry J. Brolhill " Flanagan Dec, 4 Typ, lever D. S. Giles .. Hawkins Nov. 23 Dysentry T,N.lamb Churchill Reynolds Dec, 21 Consp'tn E, M, Ungo McNair Black Dec, 12 Typ. fever M, 0, Irwin Tyson Nov, 26 Pneum'o. R, M. Gray Stan Bridges Dec. 8 S, Little .. Dec, 10 Typ.fever p, R. Warren " White Dec. 11 Pneum'o, W. C. Stanford .. Bowen Dec, 14 ..

In Ozark Hospital. near Mount Comfort. to the 24th January. 1863, Dr, L Hudspeth, surgeon:

D.H.Cook Rector Kayser Oct. 15 Typ fever J, H. Davis McRae Hollowell Noy, 4 Pneum'la Jas, Wheeler Churchill Galloway Nov, .. S, S, Crawley Stewart Oct 29 W, M, Thompson Hebert Harris Nov 21 plh pulms T. J. Poteet Churchill Basham Nov 21 Pneum'ia C, H, Hollis Mitchell Love Nov 13 W, K. Kirby Swaggerty Nov 19 Iyp fever 0, F. C. Canada Hebert Pierson Dec 8 .. " John Gallin ChurchUI unknown Nov 21 Pneum'la J. T. Montgomery Mitchell E Dec 3 A,L HUI Mcintosh Pettus Dec 1 " A. S, Neff Stone Bridges Dec 7 O.W.Oben .. Dec 5 Gastr'tls J, B, Brannan Wharton Dec 8 Pneum'ia

In Fayetteville Hospital from its organization Oct, 28,1861 to Jan. 18, 1862: Dr, Kirk Espy, Surgeon.

W. J. Burton Greer A Nov, 5 Typfever Cpt. F, M, Taylor C Noy, 11 Chi. gas!. J. R. Star C Nov. 6 Typ, fever B. H. Newman C Nov. 8 II 11

Page 56~ Volume 34, Number 2 .June 1996,______T. F. Hurd Greer Dec. 7 Pneum'la G.Gage GrlffHhs Co. Arks Dec. 6 Typfever Frank Criger Greer I Nov. 26 Typ fever J.CAkln A Dec. 13 LLucky H Dec. 6 " " GeorgeCoe McNair C Jan. 9 " II G. G. Morris Young B Jan. 3 " " A. S. Simpson D Jan. 10 Ch. bronc J. Visor D Jan. 7 Measles J. Morrow Young H Jan. 2 Typ. fever D. Davidson " E Jan. 11 Ch. bronc. James Edwards " B Jan. 17 Typ. fever David Ard " H Jan. 15 Typ pneu.

In Col William C. Young's regiment, from its mustering into service in Grayson County, Texas. Oct. 2, 1861. to Jan. 26.1862: Drs. Foote and Sanders. Surgeons.

Deceased Captain Where Buried Disease·

John H. Craig Burks Fort Lubbock Measles G. D. Davidson " " W. L B. Whitten Twitty .. Typ. fever P. S.Ozment " Measles B. C. Crabtnee Harmon Scon·sMili. Mo. Con.ChUI J. W. Glover " Fort Lubbock Measles J. Taylor " Fan Gibson Rtln head W. W. Warren Bounds " Measles J. M.lrby " Fort Lubbock Typ. fever J. Dawson " " " L Yeager " " H. Erwin Reeves Shawnee nation Typneum James Pogue " Fort Lubbock ., J. C. Bruce " Grayson Co .. Tax Consump. __Whitsett Nicholson Fort Lubbock Measles

For seven other deaths in Young's regiment, see report 01 Fayetteville Hospital above.

______Arkansa' Family HIStorian • Page 57 Roster, Company 0------First Regiment, Cavalry Volunteers, Mustered into service Aug. 7,62 Name Rank Enlistment

Jesse M. Gilstrap, Captain May 14-62 July 3-62 Dismissed December 21st, 1862. William L. Messenger, Captain June 16-62 Feb. 6-64 Appointed from private of Co. "L"; 2d Lieutenant 1st Nov 1862 James Allison Captain Oct. 16-62 May 3-65 Appointed from 1st sergeant company "F" to 1st Lieut. Jan 26-64 Muslered out with regiment. James H Wilson 151 Lieut. Aug. 15-61 June 23-62. Appoinled lsI Lieut. from private CO. "J" "371h Illinois infantry volunteers; promoted to regimental quartermaster Nov. 1-1862. George W. M. Reid do June 23-62 Nov. 1-62. 2d lieutenant from organization of company to Nov. 1-62; resigned Jan. 16-63. WIlliam P. Clark 1st Lieut. June 5-62 May 5-65. Appointed to 2nd Lieut. from 15t Sergant May 22, 1864, mustered out with regiment. Jacob H. Keiser 2nd Lleut Feb. 2-63 Feb. 16-63 Appointed from private, dismissed from service April 28th, 1664 Gao. W. Webb 1st SergentJune 14-62 May 22-64 Appointed corporal July 3m. 62; Sarent Jan. 1st. 63 ,mustered Oul with regiment. Wm. H. M. Non Com. Serg.July 29-62 Nov. 1st-62 Mustered out with regiment. Reuben A. Haley Quarter M. Sergo May 14-620ct. 3-62. M uslered out with regiment. John M. Cladwell? "Caldwell?) Sergent June 201h-62 July Ist-63 Appointed corporal July 3rd. 62, Sergo July 1st, 63, mustered out with regiment. Jacob Voe5 Sergent June 23-62 Nov. Ist-63 Mustered out with regiment. Benj. F. Little Sergent June 23-62 June lst-64 Appointed corporal July 151 1863, mustered out with regiment. Alford A. Lockhart Sergent May 14-62 June 1st, 64. Appointed corporal July 5th, 1863, mustered out with regiment. Ben. F. Johnson Sergent July 291h-62 Aug. lst-64 Appointed farrier Aug. 1st, 1862. sergent Aug. 1st, 1864, mustered out with regiment. Alexander C. Robinson Corporal June 24-62 July 3rd-63 Mustered out with regiment Alterd R. Qulnlon Corporal June 23r, 62 June 1st, 1863 Mustered out with regiment William H. Caughman Corporal May 14th-52 Dec. 151, 1863. Mustered OUI with regiment John T. Little Corporal June 23-62 July 1sl 1863 Mustered out with regiment James A. Males Corporal June 23rd-52 June 1st 1864 Mustered out with regiment William L. Lichlyter Corporal Nov. 1st-63 June 1st 1864 Mustered out with regiment Stephen D. Gnbreath Corporal Aug. 2-63 June 1SI 1864 Mustered out with regiment John Reed Corporal July 28·62 Jan. 151 1865 Mustered out with regiment

·Page 58· Volume 34, Number2~J\lne 19%______~ ______Roderick A. Caldwell Trumpeter June 23-62 June 1st 1864 Mustered out with regiment Abram C. Males Saddler Aug.4th-62 Jan. 1st 1863 Mustered out wtth regiment Robert C. McCaslin Farrier June 25th 1862 Jan. 155 1865 Mustered out with regiment

Privates-Mustered out with regiment Name Enlistment Muster

John Asbell June 301-62 July 3rd 1862 James Aiken April 2, 63 Aug. 14th 1863 William Bloyed June 26th-62 July 3rd 1862 Richmond Baker July 3-62 July 3rd, 1862 Jasper Blevins July 3-62 July 3,1862 William R. Center June 14-62 July 3, 1862 Amos N. Center June 14-62 July3,1862 James F. Coatney June 14-62 July 3, 1862 William T. Coatney June 14-62 July 3,1862 Joseph Cartright June 21-62 July 3. 1862 Sylvanus Cartrlght Nov. 9-62 Aug. 14 1863 Moses M. Cradduck Nov. 19-62 Aug. 141863 Mark H. Curry Jan.1S-63 Aug. 141863 James Conley Jan. 18-63 Aug. 141863 Adam Carter Feb. 21-63 Oct. 31 1863 WHliam J. Carney Sept. 12-63 Oct. 31 1863 Arthur E. Carney Oct. 31-63 Oct. 31 1863 Francis M. Dill July 2-62 July 3-62 Thomas H. Dye June 23-62 July 3-62 James Fine June 28-62 July 31862 Henderson W. Gilbreath July 21-62 Aug. 91862 Wesley M. Gilstrap July 21-62 Aug. 91862 John H. Henderson July 3-62 July 10 1862 William J. Henderson JulyS-62 July 10 1862 Isaac N. Hulse July 1115-62 Dec. 241862 Harrison Hurst Sepl14-62 Feb 24-1863 Roland E. Hodges Nov. 4-62 Aug. 14 1863 Lewis J. HOI1IBman Oct. 4-62 Aug. 141863 William M. Haley June 14-62 June31862 Harvy T. Head May 20-64 May 25-1864 William H. Jackson July 5-62 Nov. 16th 1864 Fidele P. Lane May 14-62 July 31862 Charles M. Lane May 14-62 July 31862 Giles Lofton Jun. 23-62 July 31862 Meredith Lofton Jun. 23-62 July 31862 Angus Little Jun. 23-62 July 31862 William B. Lingo July 4-62 July 31862 Joseph Laweranee Oct. 6-63 Oct. 31 1863 Henry C. Lewis Jun. 14-62 July 31862 James McCaslin Jun. 29-62 July 31862 John W. McCaslin Jun. 29-62 July 31862 William McCaslin Jun. 23-62 July 31862 Andrew J. Mullins Jan. 23-62 July 31862

______{\rkunSasFamily Hislorian -Page S9 Francis M. Mannon Jun, 14-£2 July 31862 Ira W, Manney Jun. 23-£2 July 31862 Jos, E, Marshal Jun, 2-1863 Aug. 141863 Allison E. Murrvin May 23 1864 May241864 William H, Miller June 10-£2 July31862 Alexander T. Nailer Oct. 6-63 Oct. 21 1863 Daniel L, Pearson June 23-£2 July 31862 John W. Phelan June 23-£2 July 31862 Henry Perry June 23-£2 July 31862 James Patten Aug, 101863 April 2 1864 Manson M, Ripley July 281863 Aug, 14 1864 John Reese Nov,31862 Aug, 141863 John C. Sherry June 231862 July 31862 Charles Strickland May231864 May 231864 Robert Skelton June 241862 July31862 Alonzo Sawyers Aug. 251864 Aug.311864 Francis M. Temple July 31862 July 31862 William Temple July 11862 July31862 Asberry Toon Nov,21862 Aug, 14th 1863 William M. Taylor July 281862 Aug91863 Campbell G. Tybell? Nov, 161864 Nov, 161864 Finley Walkup June 281862 July 31862 Noel Wood June 261862 July 31862 ZadockWlnn Sept 121863 Oct. 9 1863 Zadock G, Winn Oct61863 Oct. 31st 1863 James R. Yoes June 271862 July 10 1862

Killed Van Buren Covington Corporal May 14 1862 July 3 1862 Appointed corporal August 1st 1864; killed by guerillas. Oct. 12 1864, James Damiles Private June 23 1862 July 3 1862 Killed by gurllars July 10th 1862 Jesse G. NorriS Sergent June 14 1862 July 3 1862 Appointed corporal July 3 1862; killed by guerillas July 4th 1862 Elijah Parker Private Aug. 3 1863 Aug 14 1863 Killed by guerillas August 1st 1864 Noel G Rutherford Corporal June 24 1862 July 3 1863 Appointed corporal July 3 1862, killed in action at Vine Prairie Lake, Arkansas, Feb 21 st 1863 levi Slrickland Trumpeter June 241862 July 31862 Appointed trumpeter Feb. 1st 1863; killed In action Sept 241864

Died Alfred B, Combs Private July 3rd 1862 July 10 1862 At Fayetteville Arkansas November 23rd 1862 Elbert Cradduck Private Nov, 9th 1862 NEVER Killed at Elkhorn Arkansas Nov, 23 1862 John W, Dye Private Aug, 5 1862 Aug, 10 1862 Died near Fayetteville Ark. January 4th 1863 Benjamin P. Gilstrap Private July 20 1862 Aug, 71862 Appointed corporal Nov, 1st 1862. died Jan 10 1863 Anson Hodges Private Nov, 4 1862 NEVER Taken prisoner at Prairie Grove. Died in hands of the enemy Moses Hutton Private June 25 1862 July 31863

Page 6O~ Volume 34. Number2~june "~ ______Died near Fayetteville Arkansas Feb 23 1863 JamesJett Private June 231862 July 31862 Died In Washington County Ark. Jan 9 1863 William N. Males Private June 231862 July 31862 Died near Fayetteville Ark. Feb 21 1863 William J. Quinton Private June 231863 July 31 862 Died near Fayetteville Ark. Jan 10 1863 James W. Reed Private June 241862 July 31862 Died near Fayetteville, Ark. Jan. 13 1863 James A. Ritchie Private June 231862 July 31862 Died near Fayettebille. Ark. Feb. 4 1863 John M. Rains Private June 14 1862 July 31862 Died near Elkhom Ark. Dec. 25 1862 WUllam M. Strickland Private June 231862 July 31862 Died near Fayetteville Ark. Feb. 4 1863 Samuel C. Waters Private June 14 1862 July 31862 Died at Elkhorn Ark. Dec. 4 1862

Discharged James Bloyed Private June 221863 July31862 Dis Fay. Mch 12 1864 Guilford Center Private June 14 1863 July31862 Dis Fay. Feb 1 -63 Wlilam Covington Private June 141862 July 31862 Dis. Fay. Feb. 1-63 WUliam H. Caldwell Private June 23 1862 JUly 31862 Dis. Fay. Feb. 1-63 John Eaton Private June 14 1862 July 31862 Dis. Fay Jan 13 1865 Samuel P. Lane Private May 141862 July 31862 Dis. Fay. Jan 10 -65 Stephen Leftin Private June 231862 July 31862 Dis. Fay. Feb 1-63 David C. Mililcon Private June231862 July 31962 Dis. Fay. Dec. 15-63 William T. Neal Private June 20, 1862 JUly 31862 Dis. Fay. Feb 1-63 WUliam M. Rutherford Private June241862 July 31862 Dis. Fay. Jan 15-65 Elijah Aobens Private July28~ Aug. 10-62 Dis. Fay. Feb. 1-63 Gabriel Seagraves Private July 5 ·62 Dis. Fay. Feb. 1-63 Charles Toon Private June 23-62 Dis. Fay. Feb. 1-63

Addenda Below is given a list of the members of "0" company known to be living at this time, March 6th, 1903, and their place of residence. These and several other members that cannot get any track of at this time.

Living Caughamn, William Colorado. P. O. unknown Caner, Adam West Fork, Ark.

______~ ______Ark"ns.sFamily Historian· rage 61 Oark. WUliam P. Farmington. Ark. Caldwell. Roderick A. Brentwood, Ark. Gilbreath, Stephen D. Arapahoe, Oklahoma Johnson. Benjiman Johnson, Ark. Males, Abraham West Fork, Ark. McCasilng. George Chester, Ark. Roblnson, Alex. C. West Fork, Ark. Wlnn, Zaddock West Fork. Ark.

Died since the War. list Incomplete Bloyd. WOllam J. At near West Fork, Ark. May 13th. 1900 lane, Samuel P. Chester, Ark., Jan, 2nd 1882 Reed,John Killed at Fayetteville. Ark. Feb. _ 1879 Reed, G. W. M. Fayetteville. Ark., Nov. _1897 Yoes.Jacob Van Buren. Ark., Feb. 6th. 1906 Yoes. James R. Missouri, Sept. 22nd, 1907

The records of this company does not show that there was ever a single desertion during the life 01 the organisation. Company "D" participated in a great many of the skirmishes that heppened during the war and was continually In the field doing scout dUly.

Yours very truly, 5lJno. W. Yoes Winslow. Arkansas. March 6th, 1902

James McCaslin Died at Cross lanes, Ark. Sept. _1894 William McCaslin Died at California Mo. Mch. 1890 Robert McCaslin Died at Marlonsville, Mo. '1893 Fldelo P. lane Died al Marionsville, Mo. 1899 Marion lane Died at Marionsvllle, Mo. 1900 Francis M. Manam? Died at Anna, Ark. Aug. 22nd 1902 Sylvanus Cartright Died at Winfrey, Ark. 1893 Gilford Center Died al Winslow, Ark. Dec. 1896 Joseph Cartright Died in Mo. (year unknown lome)

Uving at present lime (additional infonnalion)

A. N. Center At Sallisaw, Oklahoma William Temple Rudy, Arkansas Riley Center Sallisaw. Oklahoma JohnW. McCaslin Coal Gate, Oklahoma Alford Quinton Pitkin, Ark.

Mr. Secy, Winslow, Ark. March 8th, 1908 Dear Slr:- Since sending the roster of Company "D" First Ark. Cav. Vol. to you have received this additional informa­ tion which send to you at the eanlest possible moment.

Very truly yours, 51 J. W. Yoes

Page 62 ~ Volume 34, Number 2 ~ June 1996'--______------Microfilm Roll No. Mlsc.-19

Transcribed by David W. Bizzell 1 Bundle of Documents in Office of County Clerk, Pulaski Co., AR

(1) Applications of Ex-Confederate soldiers and Ex-Un~ed States soldiers and all blind people to peddle and give illustrated lectures wtthout paying license per Act No. CIXXXV of 1899.

NOTE: These documents have been placed in alphabetical sequence by name of petitioner. In addition, the applications have been numbered solely for the purpose of quick retrieval on microfilm. ~ndexed) (Sheets Numbered 1 thru 242)

(2) Applications of Blind and Indigent Persons (Nos., 243-260) in Alphabetical sequence. (Indexed)

Microfilmed Dec. 1963 Sheetsize (Letterhead Reduction 20 to 1 (16 mm film) David W. Bizzell, Deputy Clerk

Acts of Arkansas Act CLXXXV (1899)

An Act to permit ex-Confederate and United States Soldiers and Sailors, and ali blind persons, to peddle and give Ulustrated lectures and magic lantern exhibitions without paying license.

Sections: 1. Indigent ex-Confederate or United States Soldier to peddle and give certain exhibitions without license. 2. Ex-Soldier to make affidavit and County Judge to issue certificate. 3. Repeals all laws In conflict and act takes effect from passage.

Be !1 enacted !ri the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas:

Section L It shall be lawful for any indigent or disabled ex-Confederate or United States soldier or sailor, and aU blind persons residing in this State, to engage in what Is commonly known as hawking and peddling, to give Dlustrated lectures and magic lantern exhibitions and such other like entertainments without paying either State, County, city or town license or tax for the privilege of so doing; provided, thet the provisions of this act shall not apply to any ex-Confederate or United States soldier or sailor drawing a pension exceeding eight dollars per month.

Section 2. Before any ex-Confederate of United States soldier or sailor shall be entitled to any of the privileges set out in section 1 of this act. he shall make an affidavit in writing before some officer author­ izzed by law to administer oaths, that he is a resident of this State, and that he was peoperiy mustered in and served as a soldier or sailor in the army or navy of the Confederacy or United States. A certHicate of the County Judge of the County In which any ex-Confederate or United States soldier or sailor resides, setting forth that said soldier or saUor has compiled with the provisions of this act. and that he is entitled to the benefits and privileges set out in section 1 of this act. shall be sufficient proof of the indigency or disabU­ tty and of the service of said soldier or sailor in the Confederate or United States army or navy; provided. that nothing In this act shall be so construed as to authorize the peddling of any ardent spirits or intoxicat­ ing liquors. upon which a license is now imposed by law; provided, further, that the privileges hereunto granted shall not be assignable to, transferable to or used by any other person other than the original person or persons to whom a certHlcate has been issued as provided by this act.

______,\rkansasFamily Historian· Page 63 Section 3. All laws and parts of laws in conflict herewith are hereby repealed, and this act shall take effect and be In force from and after Its passage.

Approved May 8, 1899. U. S. (US) Date of Sheet Name Service Record or Conf.(C) Application No.

Abeles, J. J. Co. "B" 5th Ark Regt. (C) 12/03/1906 1 Actwelton, Lee Co. "I" Kitchens Regt. (C) 05/18/1903 2 Enlisted Crawley's Ridge, Ark. 1861-1865 Adkins, T. M. Co. "A" 4th Bn. Ark. Vols. (C) 08/09/1904 3 (Civil War) Allen, N. M. Co. "I" 6th Reg!. North (C) 02/22/1905 4 Carolina State Troops Commissary Sarg't. About 4 years. Arehart, George Ex-U. S. Soldier-blind (US) 11/15/1916 5 Arndt, Charles Co. "C" 1st Mississippi (C) 05/02/1914 6 Reg!. Inf. Col. Gaven Baggett, J. l. Co. "C" Asa Morgan's Regt. (C) 12/22/1909 7 Arkansas Inf.-Discharged about September 1864 Balisle, Lee Co. "H" 21 st Virginia Cav. (C) 10/14/1902 8 (Civil War) Ballew, J. J. Co. "D" 6th Tennessee Regt. (C) 09/26/1910 9 Cav. and Inf. Ballew,J. N. Ex-Confederate Soldier (C) 03/14/1901 10 Ballew, T. A. CO. "H" 6th Regt. North (C) 11.26.1895 11 Carolina Vols., 1861-1862 Barnes, W. R. Enlisted at Cane Hill, (C) 02/17/1913 12 Washington Co., Arkansas 1862 Barron, J. S. Crandall's Regt. (C) 08/01/1905 13 8/8/1864-3/ /1865 Barron, R. M. Capt. Blakeney's Co., (C) 09/07/1907 14 McRae's Reg!. of Cav. Barton, W. F. Co. "A" 1st Bn., Arkansas (C) 04/30/1906 15 Cav.7/4/1861-5/25/1865 Bellamy, W. l. Co. "B" Capt. Blakeley's Co. (C) 01/26/1910 16 Spring 1863-1864 Belsha, J. l. Co. "D" 9th Alabama Regt. (C) 09/10/1907 17 4/1/1861-4/9/1865 Benson, John Co. "C" 16th South Carolina (C) 09/23/1907 18 Regt. at Greenville, S. C. 1861-1865 Beso, Fred Co. "B" 2nd Heavy Artillery (US) 02/06/1916 19 Rhode Island, C/O Capt. Taylor at Ft. Adams, R.I.- Spanish American War, Discharged at Ft. Warren, Boston, Massachusetts 3/31/1899 Blackard, George W. Co. "A" 18th Regt. Mississippi (C) 06/27/1907 20 Cavalry. 4/14/1862-5/ /1865

Page 64 - Volume 34, Number 2 • June 1996 ______. ______Blakeley, W. E. Capt., CO. "J" 4th Tennessee (C) 01/08/1908 21 Cavalry. Enlisted at Chattanooga,Tennessee 8111/1861-5/3/1865 Blaylock, D. P. Enlisted in Capt Walker's (C) 02/19/1906 22 COpany at Ozark, Arkansas AprU 1861- 1862 Boone,A. L Enlisted at Corinth, (C) 03/0311914 23 Mississippi about 1861 Boyd. Norman Pvt, Battery hE" 344th (US) 06107/1921 24 Federal Artillery, Mt. Vernon, Texas. World War 1- (Raq. license 9/19/1917-7/3/1919- to fish) Bracking, Thomas G. Enlisted as surgeon in Baxter's (C) 04107/1902 25 Bn. and served 1862-1863. two years. Also served under General Bragg, Bragg's Army. Brewer, N. L Co. "I.:' of Forrest's Cavalry (C) 06/30/1908 26 Enlisted at Tippah Co., Mississippi. Mustered out about 1864 at Oklahoma, Miss. Brown, Frank Co. "0" 55th Massachusetts (US) 11/7/1905 27 Infantry. June 1862-Aug. 1865 Brown, John A. (R?) Capt. Owens Battery of (C) 12/18/1901 28 Artillery from Drew County, Arkansas. 1862-1865 Brown, T. F. 7th Regt., Cavalry (C)? 03/08/1904 29 Spring 1863-April 1864 Buford, C. O. ex-COnfederate Soldier (C) 03/26/1901 30 Burdell, W. O. Co. "A" 1st Tennessee (US) 02/23/191031-32 Infantry. Served unU 1865. Campbell, R. M. Ex-Confederate Soldier (C) 03/18/1916 33 Carlisle, J. H. Co. "C" 35th, WMe Virginia (C) 07/05/1902 34 Cavalry. (Civil War) Carlisle, R. A. Co. "S" 8th Virginia Infantry (C) 05/0611903 35 May 1861-1865 Carmen. T. J. CO. "E" 2nd Tennessee Cavalry (C) 02124/1906 36 October 1861-May 10, 1865 Carter. J. W. Under General Forrest. (C) 12/15/1904 37 Enlisted as pvt. in Memphis, Tennessee. Served 4 years. Cauldwell, J. H. Co. "A" 59th Tennessee Infantry (C) 10/13/1903 38-39 Vaughan's Brigade. (Civil War) Chunn, A. D. Co. "E" 1st Arkansas Mounted (C) 11/12/1906 40 Rilles Oarke,W_C. CO. "J" 28th Mississippi (C) 06124/1907 41 Cavalry. 1/18/1862-5/7/1865 Oarke. W_S. CO. "H" 21lth Mississippi (C) 09/14/1903 42 Cavalry, Armstrong's Brigade. Jackson's Div., Forest Cav. Surrendered at Gaines- ville, Alabama 05113/1865

______~~~~~~~~~~~~~_i\rkan ..sFamiIyHj.lorian - Pase 65 Clement. Josiah Co. "F" Arkansas Cavalry. (C) 12/07/1905 43 Col. Crandall and Capt. Blakeny Enlisted August, 1864 Clements, J. H. Co. ''C'' Mississippi Vols. (C) 09106/1905 44 Inf. Capt. Duff. Served more than 12 months; released at Macon, Mississippi Cole, T. L. CO. "A" 18th Reg!. Arkansas (C) No date 45 Vois., organiZed at DeValis Bluff, Ark. In 1862. Capt. James Thompson, Col. Carrel 01 Pine Bluff, L!. Col. Daley, Major Bob Crockett Was In Van Dom's Div., and surrendered at Ft. Hudson, Louisiana. Cook, R. W. Co. "G" 3rd Tennessee Reg!. (C) 02/0511908 46 John Brown's Command. 5116/1861-1865 Cookson, John Bankhead's Battery on Ship (C) 11105/1902 47 of War "Macon" 1861-1865 Crawford, F. M. Ex·Confederate Soldier (C) 01/05/1901 48 Crow,John Co. "C" Ohio Heavy Artillery (US) 09/09/1904 49 8/211862·7/4/1865 Darden, J. W. Co. "E" 10th Reg!. Arkansas (C) 10/02/1902 50 Infantry commanded by Col. Medlock Darnell, Claude H. Co. "A" 2nd Reg!. Nebraska (US 11/29/1904 41 Vol, Infantry, Spanish American War, May 23, 1898·December, 1898 Davis, A, H, Co, "A" 5th Arkansas Infantry (C) 06/12/1905 52·53 Enlisted at PinevUle, Arkansas 6/15/1861, Wounded at Kenesaw Mtn. Davis, Henry CO. "A" 5th Arkansas Infantry (C) 06/02/1909 54 Enlisted at Pinevale, Arkansas Served 1861·1865 Davis, John Spanish American War (US) 11/27/1916 55 Davis, Lawrence J. Spanish American War (disabled) (US) 04/26/1904 56 Deckard, Thomas Pvt. Co. "H" 7th Reg!. US) 06/30/1910 57 Enlisted 7/13/1898 to serve 2 years. Honorable discharge 2128/1899 at Camp HaSkell, Macon, Georgia. Spanish American War. Dent, PatW. Co. "HI & UOII _Reg!, (C) 08/21/1913 58 South Carolina Dick, T. J. Enlisted at Jackson, Madison Co., (C) 10/18/191359 Tennessee Dickerson, J. C. Statement of State Auditor to (C) 04/23/1904 60 the effect that Dickerson is a regular State Pensioner from Fulton County. Dorsett, James Co,"D" 2nd Regl. Arkansas (C) 08/30/1905 6H!2 Cavalry. May 1862·1864 In Federal prisons at SI. Louis, Mo., Ailon, III., and Rock Island, III. At close of war wenllo Richmond, Va.

Page 66~ Volume 34, Number 2 ~JlJne 1996 ______Dunham, James E. Disabled Ex-U.S. Soldier (US) 08/0111918 63 Discharged for physical disabOity 5/611906 Dunlap, Harry W. Ex-U. S. Soldier. Mustered in (US) 09/29/1920 64 6/4/1918; discharged from 326 F.R. Sq. M.C. 6/14/1919 Wor1d War I. Dunn, W. M. Co. "E" 22nd Reg. Mississippi (C) 05/06/1912 65-66 1861-1864 Dyer, I. H. Co. "G" 4th Tennessee Reg!. 04/08/1909 67 Dykes, S. E. Ex-Confederate soldier (C) 03/02/1901 68 Eatt, Peter Wood Adams Co. Reg!. "K" (C) 10/06/1909 69 Mississippi. Eidson, Richard A. Ex-Confederate soldier (C) 12/08/1899 70 Elam, Josiah Co. "B" 5th Cavalry Reg!. (C) 10/0511912 71 MississippI. Ellis, Byron Co. "A" 74th Reg!. Indiana (US) 08/18/1904 72 Vols. Civil War. Ely, Isaac Co. "0" 16th Reg!. Ohio (US) 92.26.1904 73 Vol. Infantry. Served 4 months. CIvUWar. Emerson, J. M. Co. "B" 19th Arkansas Reg!. (C) 06/02/1909 74 Capt. McCaslin Erisman, William F. Ex-U.S. soldier (US) 10/04/1917 75 Everett, Mack Statement of W. S. Garvin Peddling W/O Iicense-76-79 saying that to his knowledge summoned to court. Mack Everett was not in the Confederate or Federal Army. Faris, S. T. Co. "H" South Carolina (C) 11/01/1906 80 Infantry. Faust, J. M. 3rd Tennessee Reg!. 01 (CI 10/07/1908 81 Infantry. May 1861.Jan. 1865 Ferguson, J. N. Co. "I" 5th Arkansas Reg!. (C) 03/04/1901 82-84 Govan's Brigade In Hardee's Corps of Bragg's Division of the Confederate Army. June 1861 - AprII865 Aemlng, M. M. Co. K 3rd Arkansas Reg!. (C) 07/24/1911 85 Garrett, J. H. Co. "8" 2nd louisiana Reg!. (C) OS/23/1910 86 April 5, 1861~/1865 Gibson, J. M. Co. "H" 18th Reg!. Forrest's (C) 10/15/1907 87 Cavalry from the State of MissiSSippi. Paroled at Gainesville, Alabama, 1865 Goldstein, Moses Co. "F" 6th Reg!. U. S. Inl. (US) 06/21/191288·90 Civil War Gowdy, James E. Ex-Confederate soldier (C) 09/12/190881·92 Gray, D. L. Ex-Confederate soldier (C) 03/10/1913 93 Enlisted about 1864 Gray, J H. Co. "8" Col. Moreland's (C) 05/08/190294-95 Reg!. Served 3-1/2 years Grilling, W. L. Enlisted in Sevier County, (C) 03130/1914 96 Arkansas about 1862

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Jackson, Marshall Co."E" Monroe's Eeg!. Arkansas (C) 06/05/1909 117 Discharged AprU 1864 Jackson, S. R. Co. "I" South carolina (18th (C) 11/02/1805 118 Infantry). November 1861· June 16, 1865 Jamall, Salem Ex.u. S. Soldier (US) 10/23/1919 119 Jamall, Jed O. Served 22 months In World War (US) 04/19/1920 120 discharged with grade of Sergeant December 29, 1918. Jones, W. D. Ex-Confederate soldier (C) 02/23/190 121 Kalb,D.J. Ex-Soldier 12/12/1916 122 Kelley, John T. Enlisted at SI. louis, Missour (US) 12105/1913 123 1898. Spanish American War. Kelley, A. J. Enlisted in Lincoln County, (C) 04/04/1914 124 North Carolina 1861. Kenady, Green B. Co. "B" 11 th Arkansas Mounted (C) 08/12/1902 125 Cavalry, Logan's Brigade. Remained until final surrender. Klng,W.S. Co. "B" 55th U. S. Cavalry (US) 03/23/1903 126 Civil War. Kinsolvlng, W. S. Co. "E" 8th Virginia Cavalry (C) 08101/1906 127- capt. A. C. Everett and 128 Col. Cook, Jenkin's Brigade, 6/6/1861-at Cae's Mouth, West Virginia, continued in service until April 1865 at Princeton, West Virginia Kirkland, M. S. Co. "I" Tenth Regt. (C) 08/01/1903 129 Mississippi Infantry. 1863-May 25, 1865 Kirkwood, John B. 4th Battalion and 201h (C) 09/05/1906 130 Arkansas Reg!. Also with General Rust's staff in 1861, released from duty in 1863. Kramer, David M. Co. "K" 1st of Cavalry from (US) 11/05/1914 131 State of New York. 1908-1910 Kynette, A. J. Co. "C'Virglnia Infantry, (C) 02108/1911 132 Light Artillery, 2nd Battery LaOassor, Wm. L. Ex-U.S. Soldier, 1890-1891 (US) 12/18/1914 133 Layman, J. S. Ex-Confederate Soldier (C) 08129/1919 134 Lea, John H. Co. "A" 2nd Tennessee Cavalry 11/16/1904 135 Discharged at Charlotte, North Carolina. Civil War. Ledford, E. C. Co. "B" 52nd Reg!. Georgia (C) 03/25/1904 136- 138 Linder, Myer Enllstad at Boston Massachusetts (US) 10/27/1913 139 1898. Served to 1899. Spanish American War. Lindsey, J. C. Enlisted In Capt. Taylor's Co. (C) 10/28/1905 140 Mayor June 1861; served in said company until 1B62 when he was wounded at Battle of Shiloh. Later re- enlisted in Capt. Henry's Co. in Kaiser's Regt. Discharged at

______. ______.rlrk.llsasFamily Historian -Page 69 Memphis, Tennessee, June 1865, Logan, Samuel D, Co. ''C'' Missouri Vols, (C) 02/21/1906 141 (CSA) AugUSll862· Uvill, Wm. Co. "B" 4th Kentucky Regt (C) 03/12/1906 142- Infantry from Tennessee, 143 Sept 1861-May 1954. Wounded at Battle of Shiloh and Chickamauga, Lowry, F, L. Co."C" 22nd Reg!. Cavalry 06/06/1864 144 Enlisted May 1863-dlscharged Sept. 1865 __1 Civil War Lucas,J, T. Co. "C" 23rd Georgia Infantry (C) 07104/2903 145 as Corporal. July 1851·1865 Marion, B, Enlisted in Lawrence County, (C) 10/1411913 146 Alabama 1862, Massey, J. K Co. "C' 1st Arkansas Regt (C) 12105/1907 147· MuSlered in at Batesville, Ark, 149 1862 - paroled 1865 at Jacksonport,Arkansas Midgett, N, Co, "H" 18th Arkansas Infantry (C) no date 150 Jan, 1862, Discharged at Tupelo Mississippi alc disability on August 1862, Misenhimer, J, H, Ex-Confederate Soldier (C) 11/21/1916 151 Montgomery, J. A. Co. "C" 17th Mississippi (C) 11/0711905 152 Infantry, Res, 01 Bayou Meta Twp, 1905, MoodY,J, G, Co, "K" 6th Arkansas Reg!, (C) 05/02/1906 153 June 1,1861-1865 Myers, H, H. Ex-Confederate Soldier (C) 11/03/1904 154 McClure, W, W. 2nd Regt Missousi, Co. "H" 04/06/1911 155 clYn War McDade, W. S. Co, "C" 19th Regt Arkansas (C) 10/23/1914 156 Col. Hardy, McDaniel, Frank Enlisted in Mcintosh, louisiana (C) 05/14/1913 157 about 1861 McDowell, T, H. Hart's Regt, McRay Brigade (Cl 10/10/1905 158 1861·1865 McGraw, George W. Co. "E"Ogdenburg' slnfantry(C) 01/17/1908 159 VoIs, 1863-November 1863 McKenzie, J, C, Blocher's Battery, later known (C) 10/12/1905 160- as Zimmerman's Battery. Enlisted 161 in Capitol Guards, June 1861· Sept. 1961, discharged at that time ale impaired health, Then enlisted In Blocher's Artillery and served untU 05/31/1865, McKeown, David First Cavalry - Civil War 04/10/1912 162 Mclemore, F, K. Co, "K" 23rd Reg!, Arkansas (C) 10/26/1914 163- 164 McMiChael, J, F, Co."A" 5th Tennessee Reg!, (C) OS/21/1903 165 organized at Paris, Tennessee, OS/2011861-06/1611865 McPherson, C, A. Co. "B" Major Weatherspoon's (C) 11/24/1905 166

Page 70· Volume 34, Number 2 • June Company. Released at UtIle Rock December 1864. Nixon, W. H. Co. "I<:' 10th Arkansas Mounted 05/19/1911 167 Call1llry. CivR War. Norileet, J. A. Co. "K" 1st Arkansas Vol. (US) 11/18/1908168 Infantry, Spanish American War. Enlisted 05118/1898, mustered out at Ft. Logan H. Roots 10/25/1898 Nowell,D. Enlisted in 4th 6attallon from (C) 12/16/1907 169 UtIle Rock, 1861. Mustered out 1864. Nowlin, C. W. Co. "C" 19th Virginia Reg!. (C) 12/27/1901 170 O'Donnell, Chartes C. Mustered In August 1, 1917 (US) 09.2911910 171 463rd Aero Squad. Discharged on July 22,1919. Wood War I. Ostrowski, Julius CO. "M" 19th Reg!. Infantry (US) 10/21/1912 172 Spanish American War. Overstreet, J. H. Co. "C" 8th Arkansas Infantry, (C) 02/02/1908 173 Col. Geo. W. Baucum commanding. Parks, M. M. Co. "6" Ohio Infantry (US) 07/17/1905 174 Vol. June 30, 1897. Disability discharge November 24, 1697. Parse!, Tom 6elonged to General Roane's (C) 01/20/1912 175 Headquarters !l!I: II ~ Pate, Ollie Co. "A" 12th Kentucky Cavalry (US) 05/01/1914 176 Spanish American War 1898 Pattersen, J. M. Co. "C" 19th Texas Cavalry (C) 04/13/1906 177 Enlisted at Dallas, Texas and served 1863 - _. Discharged ale 01 ruehmatlsm [sic] Peterson, J. W. Co. "C" 13th Tennessee Cavalry (C) 01/25/1901 178 May 1863 to dose 01 War. Phillips, J. A. Co. "6" Frazier's Co., 2nd (C) OS/20/1907 179 Arkansas Regt. Released from Federal prison on March 3, 1865. Plunkett, R. D. Enlisted in Pulaski County, (C) 01/13/1914179-A Arkansas 1861. Pratt, Thomas C. Ex-Confederate soldier (C) 06/27/1901 180 Presley, Ephriam (col.) Co. "A" 135th Reg!. U. S. (US) 06/04-1902 181- Colored Volunteers, Civil War 182 Price, J. W. Co."H" Glenn's Arkansas Reg!. (C) 09/30/1909 183 Discharged 1865 Ramsey, T. J. Co. "T" 2nd Tennessee Infantry 11/20/1909 184 Discharged May 1864. CivU War. Rice, G. W. Co. "G" 1st Arkansas Reg!. (C) 09/08/1902 185- 186 Robertson. R. W. Co. "K" 154th Tennessee (e) 09/12/1906 187 Infantry, Cheatham Division. Enlisted May 14. 1861. Mustered out or paroled in 1865 at Holly Springs. Ohio Rodenizer, WNllam Co. "M" 1st West Virginia (US) 12/07/1920 188- 189 Rotenberry, H. F. Co. "H" 44th Alabama Vola. (e) 09/22/1902 190

______ilrkansas f.milyHjslorian - Page 11 Rowan. J. R. Co. "C" 151 Mississippi (e) 01130/1904 191 Infantry. 186,.,865 Rowe. Samuel F. Co. "C" 3rd Reg. Indiana (US) 01/27/1911 192 CMIWer. Ryals.J. A. Co. "8" 4th Mississlpplinfeniry (C) 01/30/1904 193 Enli$led 1861. paroled al Appomattox Courthousa AprU 15. 1865. Sassan. Nave Enlisted May 27. 1918 al Ft. (US) 11/01/1919 194 Smith. Arkansas. discharged Decembber 23. 1918. World War I. Sayles, Thomas Enlisted at BUllersvIIIe. (C) 05/1811906 195 (AustIn) Arkansas. Served from 186,.,865. Severance. DanIel N. Co. "0" 28th Michigan Reg!. (US) 03102/1901 196- CIvtIWar. 197 Severs. Samuel Discharged soldier of U. S. (US) 10/1311908 198 Drawing pension of $8.00 per month. Seymour. Freddie 16th U. S. Infanlry. Spanish (US) 11130/1912 199 American War. Enlisled In SI. Louis. Missouri 1898. Sheridan, H. A. ex-soldier. CMI War 02/06/1916 200 Shouldl!lS, A. Ex-Confederate soldier (C) 02/2211901 201 Smith. Asbury W. Co. "I<" 2nd Texas Ceval'Y (C) 04/23/1914 202 Col. Belor. Smith, Henry P. Co. ""G" 5th Georgia Reg!. (C) OS/29/1909 203 Served until closa of war. Smith. W. T. Co. "F" 1st Kentucky Ceval'Y. (C) 03/0811902 204- Served from 10/811862 to 205 releesa al Greenville, Tenn 1865 Soloman. Ollie Ex-U. S. soldier; losl his hearing (US) 09/15/1919 206 In the war. SummerhUI. T. A. 9th Tennessee Cavalry (C) 04/24/1907 207 Enlisted at MUIfreesboro. Tennessae AprIl 15, 1861 and sarved until 1865. SoweII.H. L Co. "0" 42nd Mississippi (C) 11/07/1905 208 Reg!. Served In said Reg!. Until February 22. 1865_ Stacy, George S. Enlisted in Co. "L" 131h Reg!. (US) 05105/1921 209- Infanf'Yat Jeffl!lSOO Barracks, 210 Missouri on Apr124, 1911. Honorable discharge AprIl 17. 1914. (Req. licensa 10 fish) Stevens (Slephens). C. P. Ex-Coniederate soldier (C) 11/12/1906 211· On the record of Pensioners 212 from Pulaski County. Arkansas. Stevenson. B. F. 2nd Kentucky Infantry (C) 01/28/1908 213 1861-1865 Siewart, A. L Enlisted In Smith County, (e) 07/15/1913 214 Tennessee 1861. Stewart. DavId B. Ex-U.S. soldleer. CMI War (US) 11/23/1903 215

P.... 12-VoIume34,Numl>erZ-J_l9%'--______Stobaugh, A. J. Co. "P' and other Companies, (C) 12/07/1905 216 16th Reg!. Enlisted 10/29/1961 Street, H. L Co. "A" 16th Tennessee Reg!. (C) 05/18/1901 217- January 1863-May 1965. 219 Swagot, Christian Co. "B" 3rd Reg!. Kentucky (C) 01/0211913 220 Cavalry. Enlisted at LouisvHle, Ky. 1964. Taylor, C. L Co."A" 4th Bn. Infantry 01 (C) 09/03/1915 221 South Carolina. Tedford, C. C. Co. "A" 1Oth Arkansas Reg!. (C) 12108/1902 222 Cavalry Tennyson, Rev. Addison Enlisted as pvt. in Co. "A" (US) 05/00/1902 223 (colored) 12th Reg!. U. S. Col. Infantry Vol. under name of "Addison Jamison" in Tennessee. Discharged at Nashville, Tenn., 7/24/1863-1/16/1966. (Pension Claim 1027674, Bureau of Pensions, Washington, D. C.) Thompson, J. B. Enlisted in Cass County, (C) 11/22/1913 224 Georgia 1964. Traylor, Joseph B. Co. "E" 13th Virginia 02118/1908 225 Cavalry. 9/13/1863-1965 Ware,T. E. Ex-U. S. soldier World War I (US) 01{03/1919 226 5/29/191 8-12/4/1918. Mustered in Pulaski Co., Arkansas Wells, Edwin G. S. Texas Rangers, then transferred (C) 07/24/1905 227 to 9th Texas Cavalry. April 1961-1965. Whltehom, W. E. Ex-Confederate soldier (Cl 08/116/1902 228 Wilkowski, Frank Ex-U. S. soldier (US) 07101/1919 229 4/24/1908-6/21/1910 Whitlock, J. M. Co. "D" 14th Georgia Reg!. (C) 03/13/1909 230- March 1961- Sept. 1865. 231 Wilkerson, John A CO. "H" 3rd Arkansas Infantry (C) 10/10/1902 232 CSA-Co. "B" 01 same in July 1861. July 1961-April 1865 W~liams, G. B. Co. "I<' 39th Mississippi 08/14/1906 233 In!entry. July 1863-1964. Civil War. Williamson, J. H. Co. "G" 6th Georgia Cavalry (C) 01/15/1904 234 1961-1965 Wison,J. T. Co. "B" 4th Arkansas Reg!. (C) 01103/1905 235 October 1862-1864 WUson,M. M. McRae's Reg!. of Arkansas (C) 04/28/1903 236 Infantry. Wimberly, J. K. Co. "B" 64th Regt. State 11/28/1909 237 of Georgia. Discharged 4/9/1965 Winin,R. P. Arkansas State Troops for (C) 11/27/1911 238 Confederate States - Flannigan's Co., Col. Trader Wilhera, W. H. 8th Kentucky Reg!., Co."F" 08/04/1911 239 ClvilWar

______. ______.ArkansasFamilyHisIorian -Pase 73 Woltz, W. H. Ex-U.S. soldier (US) 01/28/1915 240 Wood,J. R. Co, "E" 17th South Carolina (Cl 03/115/1909 241 Reg!. Enlisted February 1863. Served in said company until mustered out in 1865 at Appomattox Court House, Virginia Young,S. W, 6th Reg!. Virginia Cavalry 12/29/1911 242

Applications of Blind and Indigent Persons Date of County Court Condition Application Record Book

Alexander, Caroline Indigent 01/22/1904 Put on list 243 to receive $3.00 per mo. Crook, J. A. Blind 06/29/1915 Requests lie- 244 ense to peddle w/o payment Co.Ct.Rec. Book 28/P626 Dailey, Thomas J, Blind OS/26/1914 Co. Ct. Rae. 245 Book 27/P562 Freeman, R. L. Indigent 03123/1919 246 Holloway, N. W. Blind 02/11/1915 Co.Ct.Rec.Bk. 247 28/P358 Hunt, Willis A. Blind 10/18/1901 Requests allow- 248 ance Jacobson, Adolph L. Indigent 01/17/1908 Requests lie- 249 ense to peddle Parisi, Sam Blind 03/05/1915 Co.Ct.Book 28/ 250 P395 Pritchard, Chartes J, Partially blind 07/07/19091 Co.Ct.Book 251 11/14/1921 35/P 137 254 Reader, J. H. Indigent 11121/1908 Warrant No. 255 182 Reynolds, A. H. Indigent 01/27/1899 256-257 &wlfe Petition of numerous inhabitants (citizens) requstlng that Mr. & Mrs. Reynolds be placed In County Hospital. Ritchie, Frank Blind 10/26/1915 Co.Ct,Book 258 29/P 120 Simmons, Mary Mrs. Indigent Petition of W. F. Blackwood, J.P. stating that Mrs. Simmons has been a resident of Pulaski County for many years. That she lives in a Tent on the Northwest corner of Markham & Spring Streets and earns her living by taking in washing. The! she is now wholly unable to work and requests that an allowance be granted to her. $3.00 per Month allowed by Judge Wm. M. Kavanaugh. March 7th, 1904. Slaughter, George Blind 09/06/1913 Co.Ct.Sook 260 27/ P 102

Page 74 * Volume.34. Number 2 ·lune 1996 ______Arkansas Queriess------mOl/ed to AR via l.A TlII1'ance H. Fragly, p, O. General gulde!irwts for submitting queries: Box 3886, Tallahassee FL 32315-3888 1) Que,"", are limited to member. only 2) PIe.sa submit no mor.1han one query per Davis Seek info on William Hamilton Davia, b. calendar par 1843 AL, moved to AR c1867, lived Moro, Lee Co., 3) Keep the query 10 approximately fifty words AR; m. Emma Willis, b. 1849 In AR. Ch.: John, b. 4) Nealne .. counls! n posoible, type, double 186ll, Iszora, b. 1874, Wdliam. b. 1878. Sister spaced. Otherwise print legibly, lea... a .pece Martha b. 1654. Carolyn Donalson, 264 Holman between each line Way, Golden, CO 80401 5) Capltali:e Surnam.. Parten Will exch into with any researcher interest­ Rot, ... ,1bot the" W'II: ed in Parten surname. Char1es C. Parten in Scott 'MIG- Give _nplate namn of __ Co. per 1880 census, b. TN, parents b. PA. His What· Whatdo~~ Kllepft_ daughter and three grandchildren in household and to the point with surname Moss, Oscar G. RUIHII, 508 Loop __ LOCAUTY IlI'ifIWIisNrI Rd., North Lhlle Aock, AR 721»2218 When· Give a _ pIIIad Warren, Joseph L., and wffe Massila A., lived Since we always work with a large backlog of queries, we strive Wayne Co.. TN 1870 census; ch.: Hamet J., Francis to prInt them in the ordet' in which they are received, It may be E., William L., Marion D., Mary Ann A., Sarah D., .....ral monthl, however, before your query appears, We do and "Eighter" (Ada?). Need additional info. GaIlY use all queries received in a calendar year before the end of WalTen. 832 Old Mill Trace. Cottondale, AL Itoal year. We continue to ...... quer1ee with no name and 35453 add._ included. n query gets separaled from 111. envelope, we cannot use them. It aimplifiea the work of the all~volun1eer Sadler Does anyone have suggestion for Inlo staff of this publication if you send your queries with your on William Sadler, 1778-1852? He lived and died in momborohlp lee, 10 the AIl

Harris When dkl wife of Samuel F. Harris, Clay Woodle/Woodall, Grumbles Seek desc. of Wil­ Twp., Columbia Co., AR, die? He d. May 1867, liam Robert Woodle/Woodall and Sarah (Grum­ Mortality Schedule Will Book 2, p. 151; wife lives bles) Woodall; lived Pine Bluff, Jefferson Co., area. with dau. Martha Goodwin and grandson Henry Vaugine Twp. 1850. Also seek info on his brothers Goodwin 1880 census. Want to hear from desc. 01 Of cousins Wiley and George Woodle, who lived Harris or Goodwin. Betty M. Harris. 5369 Wesson beside them. Tom J. Simmons. 128 Cottonwood Rd .• Junction CHy. AR 71749 Ln., Wylie. TX 75098-8300

Jones Armistead Jones, wffe Cetharine Copen­ Haney, Cady Seek info on Evin (Evein) Haney, b. haver Jones, ch.: John, Clement C., Pleasant A., 1803, MD, lived Monroe Co., OH 1850-60; daughter and Elizabeth listed in 1860 Franklin Co. census. Cassie m. James Garrison and came to AR lS80s. Most 01 the children residing In TX in 1870. Where Also seek info on Eliza Cady, b. 180S, VT, m. was Armistead and Wife? Old they die during the Samuel Parr, Jr., in OH 1825; daughter Sibyl m. war? Where buried? Will exchange info or pay for Harvey Trice and came to AR 18805. Peggy postage/copies. Margaret Alley, 797 N. Maple Rogers, 3055 Loxley Ave., Fayetteville, AR Ave. Montebello, CA 90640-3250 72703

Plalr/Player,_?, b. cH80, wffe Mary 1. b. 1785: Powell Need parents of John Powell, b. 1787, d. sons Samuel b.1804 GA or NC; William b. 1818 SC 1847, father of Elizabeth C., Tabttha Burk, Adam, or NC, mOl/ed to Jefferson Co .• MS 181S (1); d. Caleb and William Jefferson. John received land before 1823 GA1. Mary ? Plair remarried Martin grant 1818 for area on west side of Elkmont, near Nevels Aug 21, 1823 Jefferson Co., MS; family then Elk River; is buried in old section of Hew Garden

______ArkansasFamilyHi'torian-Page 75 Cemetery. Lived around Washington, Hempstead Tyson Seek info on Josiah and Mahala Co., AR. Mary Burchfield, 1984 Angel Valley Rd., (Megahee{McGaughey) Tyson, who went to Boone Weed, CA 96094 Co. cl867; also on B. F. Ashlock, age 26, enrolled Richwood, Independence Co" 06{07{1862 CSA. d. Birmingham, Evans Alan Calvin Birmingham, b. 13/5/1863 Little Rock, AR. Tyaon Ashlock, 1863 Faulkner Co., AR, m. Sophronia Evans, . 3135 Comanche NE #254, Albuquerque, NM 1866. Van Buren Co" AR, dau. of Elizabeth A. 87107·4651 Egner, b. 1834 Paducah, KY. d. 1866 Van Buren Co. Related Birmingham given names Curtis, POliS Would like into on family of Dr. John Potts, Mlton, John and Calvin. Margie Hartman, 5990 b. 1811 PA, m. Susanah Franca 1832, OH, d. 1852 Richmond Hwy. #1101, Alexandrle, VA 22303 Roseville, AR. Was his father Jonathan Potts? Who were Susannah's parents?Nlna S. Bell, McAlister Need parentS/siblings of David Mc· 15220 Meadow Wood Dr., Wellington, FL 33414 Alister, d. 1842 Van Buren Co., AR; enlisted War of 1812, Nashville. TN; m. 1) Mary Nail, 2) Dlcy Nail 22 Hill, Fowler, Hall, Jones Searching for parents of May 1822 Lawrence Co .• MS, sold land Holmes Henry Preasley Hill, b. 1840 KY, d, before 1907 Co., MS, 1836; settled in Van Buren Co., AR, cl837, White Co, AR. Also parents 01 his wife, A1etha between Clinton and Scottland. J. A. McAlisler, Jane Fowler, b. 1850, KY{TN, d. near Big Rat, AR. 1458 AR Hwy 31 S, Lonoke, AR 72086 Also need info on Amos Amon Holt and wife Sabrey (Jones), bur. Searcy Co, AR (Native Ameri­ Clifton, Fullon, Morrit Elizabeth Manda Clifton, b. can descent? ·need proof) Connie Pearl, 3309 E. cl839, m. J.M. Fulton, Drew Co., 1653. James Mt. Vernon, Wichita, KS 67218-3955 Buchanan Morris. b. 1857, res. Sebastian Co. 1870, possibly Hempstead Co. 1880. Father was Jesse Rogers Looking for info on Elijah Rogers, b. R. Morris. Elizabeth Manda Oilton and James 10{11/1825 TN, d. 6/18/1893, Independence Co., Buchanan Monris had same mother, Elizabeth AR. Wives: (1) unknown; (2) Lydia C. Hotchkiss; (3) , b. TN cl824. Was her first husband Uriah Talitha{Tabitha Brittan; (4) Emily ?? Descend Oilton? Her parents? Carolyn Cogbill, 7634 through 2nd marriage. Connie Brubaker Covert, Suva St., Downey, CA 102403104 P. 0, Box 722, Washon, WA 96070

Chastain, Shirley, Gallen, Sizemore, Wolf Seek Johnson, Caswell J., b. 1827/7 TN, d. Clark Co., into on these famBies in Randolph Co. 1890, AR, after 11 Jun 1880 (census) and belore 8 Jul Newton Co. 1880, Jackson Co. 1920, Pulaski Co. 1904 (wife died); both bur. Golden Cemetery, Clark 1949. Also location of death 01 Richard Caswell Co. Wife was Elizabeth Ann 1, b. 5 Mar 1825. Catiln, Gen., CSA. Suaan (Shirley) Hayes, 511 Known children: Mary F., Vincent Perry, Nancy Hollomon Dr., Hampton, VA 23866 Caroline, S. J. (F.), Samuel Marshall, Damus A., Mary and Malinda A. Need help with this lam. Collom/Collum, Courtney Would like to corresp Faye Sivley, 180t Cherry St., Grand Prairie, TX with researchers of lhese lines, esp. George and 75050-3910 Hannah (Rawson) and Catherine (Hyder) Collum, in Miller Co., AR, by 1821. Courtneys were In Colum· Flowers, Barnabas Henry Wright, b. Feb 26 1866 bla Co. 1870. Both moved to Bowie Co., TX. Betty TN, d. Oct. 8, 1946. Piggott, Oay Co., AR. Need S. Hudson, 5616 NW 611t St., Oklahoma City. information on him. Tenie A. King, P. O. Box OK 73122 856, Sugar Grove, IL 60554

Barnett Need parents{siblings of John Henry Moore, Taylor, Libby Seek parentS/siblings of Barnett, b. 1 Nov 1874, possibly Nashville, TN, d. Elisha Moore, b. 1843 TN, d. 1901 Yell Co., AR. m. 20 June 1943 at De Valls Bluff, Prairie Co., AR; Adeline Elizabeth Taylor, b. 1851 AL, d/o David and death cert shows father as "William Henry" and Mary Taylor. Children: Mary Adeline, b. 1865 AL, mother's malden name as "Glasscock". Mrs. Rosa m. Freeman Libby; James Henry, b. 1874 Yell Co., E. Barnett, 135 Cleartand Dr., PiIIsburg, CA AR, m. Frances Evans; Wm. Davis, b. 1878 Yell Co., 94565-3247 AR. Linda Soros, 1452 E. Heather Dr., Layton, UT 84040

Page 16. Volume 34, Number 2 ~June 1996 ______Webb, Cock Seek info on Abner Webb. b. 1821 Elizabeth. wal exchange Info. Ronald E. Bullock, VA. m. Sarah Nester. b. Cl825 VA; mOiled to AR 1127 Sea Village Dr., Cardiff, CA 92007 1850s. had 10 chUdren b. VA and AR. Samuel Salathiel "Slate" Cock. b. 1819 VA. d. 1892 AR. Gentry Would like to correspond with anyone changed name to Cox; last wne Mary Wickham. researching the Gentry families who lived SC mid Also searching Allant. Hill, Lamb. Minton, Posey to late 17008, later in Eastern Georgia In early Tackett. Waldrop. Fite and DaUy. Sharon Minton 18005; specific interest In Tyre Gentry, b. SC 1760- Hill, 173 Duke Tr., Hot Springs, AR 71913 70. William E. Green, 12815 Hunters Hili Rd., Little Rock, AR 712211-2250 Roge.... James. b. 2 Feb 1819, m. (1) 11 Mar 1841 Celia Baker; m. (2) 12 Oct 1856 Lydia Patterson. Robinson, Smith, Amrhein, Kranz, Richter Bettie James d. 1 Sept 1893 Oakland. AR. survived by 3rd Smith m. Peyton Robinson, desc. of Gen. Hardy wWe. name unknown. step-dau. Clara and two Robinson; had two ch. Bettie's sister Mary m. 1) young sons Albert and Joseph. Desire info on this Julius Richter, m. 2) Wm. Kranz. Alililled UtIle Rock famMy. Wanda Poteet Haggard. 1409 Sherry Ln., lale 1800s. Have much Info to exchange. George Shawnee, OK 74801-5421 Blelmes, 2719 Maplewood Dr., Columbus, OH 43231-4856 Wright. Clark. McClendon, Hunter Ben Clark. Sr .• m. Maryann McClendon. parents of Jane Clark, Ott. John, b. c1814 !

Cates Stll researching Isaac Cates. early settler in Beal Seek info on fam of John W. BeaI, b. cl841 Arkansas. M.... H. Tyndall Dickfnaon, 9 Broad­ TN. and Elizabeth (Sadie?) Riggins BeaI, b. cl856 vi_Tar., Llltl' ROCk, AR 72207-5115 AR. Ch.: lorna. b. 1879; Hattie, b. 1886; Johnnie. b. 1893 and Mellie Dora, b. July 25, 1881, m. Clarence Taylor Seek any info on the parents of James Louis Miller. Lilled Washington andlor Benton Wallace Taylor, Township of Buford. came from TN; Counties. Carly Miller, 7238 Dockside Ln., mother and father unknown. Jack E. Ward, 9105 Columbia, MD 21045-5019 E. Lehigh Ave. #84, Denver, CO 80237-1931 Shelton, Loughran, Brown Need info on these Johnson. John W., b. 1807 TN, was in Ashley Co., families. 1857, Monticello, Drew Co.; Loughran, AR by 1855, m. Emily Smith. b. 1813 Lawrence Co" 1880 . Hot Springs. Garland Co.; Brown, Thornae. MS, dlo WUllam and Amanda Jett Smith. Children: before 1880, Searcy, White Co.Mrs. RUlh J. King, Hurston: WiUlam; Edward S. m. Margaret Cham­ 20683 Waalew Rd., Sp. 97, Apple Valley, CA bers of Dr_ Co.: Amanda M. m. Thomas E. 92307-1092 Chambers of Drew Co.; Martha A.; John M.; and

___~ ______~ _____~~ _____~_ArIc.nsasF.mi!yHistorian· Page 77 Robertson, Byrd Want to exchange info on Kitty's family had Baln connection. Katherine Richard Robe"son, b. cl806 VA, d. near Pine Bluff, Venable McHughes, PO Box 254, Alexander, AR AR, and his wife Clara Byrd, b. cl807 NC, d. near 72002·0254 Pine Bluff, AR 1871. In Hardin Co., TN, census 1830, 1840, 1850. Ch.: Mansel M., Nelson M.• Eliza­ Andrews Need full name 01 wHe of Rudolphus G. beth, WlIliam Garrett, Thomas Mathias, Samuel Andrews, on 1880 census Muddy Bayou,Faulkner Monroe and John Pleasant. Robert E. Robertson, Co., AR. her name Arrena, age 36, with four ch., b. 3276 Hlwan Dr" Evergreen, CO 8043&-8926 AR. Rose Marie Williams, 4580 S. State Rt. 4, Attica, OH 44807·9540 Garner, Childers, Riddle, Guinn, Sheppard, Glover, Johnson Need any info on James Gamer Upton Seek info on Joseph Upton, d. cl836 who m. Ma"ha Childers Feb. 26, 1866, Pope Co., Lawrence Co., AR; 1st wHe GenUe?, d. April 1831; AR. Prior marriage, possibly to Betty? Johnson. 2nd wife Sarah Devan? Possible ch.: Joseph, b, James and Ma"ha lived Johnson Co. 1870 census. 1819; John Wesley, b. 1828 and James, b. 1830. Ch.: Laura (Lottie) m. Massey Riddle; Frances m. Laurel L. Posey, 12709 Dorlna Pl., Granada John Guinn; Hiley m. John Sheppard; James (Jim) Hills, CA 91344-1418 m. Mamie Glover. Ma"ha Childers Glover m. as wk:low of James, Thomas Francis Moore Sept 2, Sullivan Will exch inlo on Daniel and Rhoda 1B79, at Paris, AR. Have clear picture of James to (Morris) Sullivan and children in Pike Co. 1860 share with descendants that send response with census, misspelled "Sylivan". Laura Strickland, SASE. Ruth Natale, 1657 Ontario Dr. #8, PO Box 696, Earp, CA 92242-0696 Sunnyvale, CA 94087 Whitaker, John, Jr., b. c1760 Pitt or Beaufort Adama Eli (Oink) Adams, b. 25 Jull843 Clark Co., CO"NC, d. between 1830-40 Marshall Co., AL Will AR. m. 31 Oct 1866, Clark Co. to Chancey Mariah exchange info with desc 01 his nlnetean children by Pullen, dau of Peyton Turner Pullen. Had livery three wives: 1. Priscilla; 2. Winney; 3. Susan stable at Rocky Comfort and also liVed In the Black· Graham (supposedly a son by each Wile was lands area near Foreman many years. Who were named John). Jeannette Lain Swafford, 10108 his parents? Also served in Polk's Regiment, Seven Oaks Rd., Fort Smith, AR 72903-9333 Hayhouse Co., Hawthorne's Brigade of Louisiana during CM War; enlistment was at Prairie Ahern, Graves Need help on father of William Thomas AR. Where is Prairie Ahern? Barbara Maudlin, Graves, b. 1855 Al. Father was known as "Walking 17204 Olympic Vi_ Rd NW, Silverdale, WA Stick Graves", possibly named William; was Mis· 98383 sionary Baptist preacher Montgomery/Pike/Clark Co. Nickname due to habit of walking everywhere Clark Searching for desc of James O. Clark and using walking stick. Was b. cl820, AL?; d. Mont­ Winnie (Tabor) Clark, lived Rendofph Co. 1880 gomery Co., AR. Wanda B. Aldred, RR 2 Box 175, census. Ch.: Fannie, cl862; Ma"ha, cl864; Sarah, Shoals, IN 47581-9640 cl867; Beauna Vista, cl869; Thomas, c 1874; Robe", c1876; Arthur. cl B7B; George, c1879. Lindsey Seek info on John Lindsey, b. cl854 MO; Winnie was dau of JOhn H. Tabor and Elizabeth living Independence Co. with second wHe Lucy and Magness. Barbara Fulton, 9222 Benning Dr., sons Allie and Roe 1910 census. Widow Lucy Houston, TX 77031-2203 living Jackson Co. with sons Roe and Burt 1920 census. Will gladly share info. Janet Cook, 521 Rich, Allilon, Walton, Wilder, Venable, Ford, Missionary Ridge, DeSoto, TX 75115-5233 E· Bain Seek info on David Rich, b. prob. AL, d. Mail: [email protected] cl867, burled in Walton-AIlison Family Cemetery near England, AR; m. Sarah A. Allison, b. c1864 Lamb, John, Jr., 01 Greene Co., AR. m. 2) Rebecca Pulaski Co., AR, dau of John Edward Allison and Cardwell, widow of Henry Cook, Jr., c1872. They Emily Wilder Allison; all buried in same cemetery. had three daughters: Della, b. 1873; Susan, b. One ch.: Effie Ann Rich who m. Joseph Leonard 1875; Ruth. b. 1876. Della m. Conrad Beecher 15 Venable March 10, 1904. David Rich had sister Kitty Mar 1896 Craighead Co. WOUld like to corresp with who m. Ford? and settled near Sherrill. AR.

Page 7&· Volume 34) Number.2 ~June ,,~. ______any desc. Susan Lamb Griffith, 1510 Belmont 1870, Izard Co., dau 01 Henry H. and Louisa (Bran­ St., Jackson,MS 39202-1201 tley) Engle, m. Clives Byiers/Byers, of Izard Co., age 40, m. in Stone Co. 7-22-1892. Bros. Andy and Wish to find those researching: Walker, McCub­ Jasper; sister Della Adaline. Truna Engle, HC 71, bin, Hill, Sheffield, Turner, Luckett, Hutcherson, Box 418, Mountain View, AR 72560 Dial, Smith, Crosley. Anderlon, Cowdrey, Grounds, Seacraves in AR. Kay Walker Peter­ Adcock Need info on William Henry Adcock, b. son, 813 Mann,Arteala, NM 8821G-2307 1847 Marlon, Perry Co., AL; m. before 1872 Drew Co., AR, to Frances Higgason. Jamea Barkley, Jackson Looking for kin of James Andrew Jack­ 8802 Triola Ln., Houston, TX 77038 son. b. Fulton Co. Mar 12. 1875. to William Nimrod Jackson. James' step-mother was Mary E. Tosh. Lamb Looking for Moses Lamb, b. 1799 SC, m. Who was his birth mother? Need Info on Tosh line. Lucinda Smith, 31 Oct 1816, Caldwell Co .• KY; Dennis Chandler, 207 Spruce Dr., Yukon, OK bond signed by Moses Lamb and James Smith. 73099 Was James Lucinda's father? Lucinda b. 1800 SC, d. 1880 Crawford Co., AR. Virginia Cradduck Ramsey, Treadaway Need info on John W. Wallace, 973 Chiquita Rd., Healdsburg, CA Ramsey, b. cl838 TN, d. 1888 Sebastian Co., AA. 95448 m. Chartotta Treadaway, b. cl839. d. 1877, Sebas­ tian Co. Seak Info on both lines. Lenora Tatum, Thomas, Watson Seek info on Ph~lip Henry 1313 Orange Ave., Chowchilla, CA 9361G-2627 Thomas and son, Henry, of Princeton, Dallas Co. Both were postmasters in 1857-50s. Phillip was Hearldson, Macom Luvlca Hear1dson m. James also druggist in Dallas Co. Also need info on Lafayette "Fate" Macom. had following ch.: Monte. James Edgar and son James S. Watson of Prince­ Bertha, Laura, Ural Pearl, Freel. Sondra K. PIantl- ton: had General Store in 184O-50s.Wanda Baker 1f,2412 92nd St, Lubbock, TX 79423 Prinz, P. O. Box 303, Wayne, OK 73095-0303

Buell Need deathlburlal Info for Don carlos "carl" Frisby, Burns John Frisby. b. 1802 NC, first chUd Buell, b. 12 Sap 1863, son of George and Hester of Samuel Frisby and wHe Nancy (Cornelius); m. Buell of Carroll Co., m. 1) Mary Lucinda Ferguson, Elvira Burns 29 Nov 1824, Jefferson Co.. MS; Issue: Estella May, Ethel. Augustin Thomas, John Indenture to him 1828 from John Burns for Elvira. Quincy, Clyde, Seamon Blanche. Albert Earl, Cuba John in 1840 census, Ouachita Parish. LA; 1848 Cart and Jewell Franklin: m. 2) Lydia Witt, adopted Union Co., AR; sons Elijah and Josiah m. Howard Evelyn. Delorea Yvonne (Buell) Eveland, 13169 sisters; moved to Nevada Co.• AR, by 1870. Need BrialWOOd. Cerritos, CA 90703-7388 proof that John was brother to Tom and Jesse Frisby of Union Co .• AR. Corinne C. (Mrs. Jam•• Coffman, Nations John Henry Collman. d. 11 Nov H.) Stevenson, 2816 Maryland Dr., Jonesboro, 1925, Harrison. AR. Have Info on this family and AR 72401 would like to contact others researching the line. Mirra Emma Nations. b. 4 Jan 1882, AR. Where? Fortenberry, Hunt James Fortenberry, b. c1816 Beebe? WUI exchange. Joan Daniels, 558 W. MO, m. cl836 Lucinda~, b. 1822 in MO. in 1850 2000 S, Praeton, 10 83263-5503 census they lived Jackson Co., AR, Daughter Nancy E.. b. 1843, m. 19 Apr 1860 Hunt County, Williams, Martha Jane, b. 3 Oct 1822 SC (where?). TX. John A. Hunt. Seek information on this famly. m. W.(Ullam) Booker Richardson 15 Aug 1842 Bill Jobe, 3804 Carpenter Ave., Studio City, Madison Co., TN, d. 22 July 1892, EI Paso. White CCA 91604 FAX: 818-766-3078 Co .. AA. Was she daughter of Anderson Williams and his first wife (name unknown)? Anderson Wil­ Noel Need father of Mary Noel, b. 1878 Pope Co., liams will proved Aug 1859, Madison Co .• TN, does AR, d. 1907 Alma, Crawford Co., AA; bur. Twelve not name daughters. Frances Hook Jernigan, 52 Corners Cemetery. Mother was Judy Wilson Noel Colony Rd., LHtle Rock, AR 72227-2947 Coats. Mary m.l) David C. Peevey; m. 2) James Thomas. Peggy J. Wilson, 1411 E. McLeod, Engle Searching for desc aI Laura Engle. b. Feb Sapulpa, OK 74066-3761

______~ ___~ __Arkansa.FamiIyHistori.n - Page 79 Erwin, Kincaid Seek info on anyone descended Bennett Would like to corresp with any descend­ from line of Wade Hampton Erwin, b. 4 Dec 1810 ants of Green P. Bennett 01 Nevada and Hemp· Roane/Anderson Co., TN, d. 1880 Sharp Co .. AR, stead Co., AR. Ovelle Bennett Cagle, 125 Cedar and wife Malinda Kincaid, b. 24 Sap 1816 TN, d. Springs, Sulphur Springs, TX 75462·4676 1877 Sharp Co., AR. Ch. all Erwlns: Virgil A. S., b. 1836 TN; Samuel H., b. 1837 TN; Sherwood R.. b. Stirman Am diligently searching for proof of lather 1836 TN; Thomas C., b. 1839 TN; Francis M., b. of William SUrman, b. 29 Nov 1783 VA; d. 13 Aug 1841 TN; James M., b. 1848 TN; Marion M., b 1849,Lamar Co., TX; resident of Washington and 1849 TN; Theresa. b. 1852; Malinda A., b. 1854 AR. Crawford Co., AR, 1835·1842. Marvelene Roach Settled mostty In NW AR. Jean H. Pizarro, 803 Carney, 1209 E. Frederick, Spokane, WA 99205 Nelson Dr., lady Lake, FL 32159 McGowan, Hargrove Need info on Andrew Ewing, Hines Seek Info on parents 01 Martha McGowan who m. Jane Hargrove, 25 Apr 1850. Hines who m. John Ewing 186O~1 in Montgomery First four ch., b. AR: Mary Eliz, 1851; John Willis, Co., AR. John b. 22 Feb 1840, d. 1884 near Glen­ 1853; Henry Rutledge, 1855; Sarah Jane 1856; wood, AR; Martha Hines Ewing d. 1880 In AR. Mrs. others b. TX. What was county of residence? Dona Mildred e.rker, 1423 Tulip Ln., Odesso, TX M. Taylor, RR 1 660 McKelvy Rd., Camden, TN 79761.2912 38320

Brown, Psrker, SCOfield Researching families of Williams Researching Richard Charles Williams; James and Smith Brown, Franklin Co. 1860; also Elizabeth Mary Bobbitt; Wm. C./Willis W. Castleber· Browns, Fletcher, and Fanning in Madison and ry; 1860·80 Grant, Saline, Jefferson Cos. Peter Carroll counties 1870s-18808. Need death and Pettitt, Benjamin Vaught; Martha Haskins; burial of John Parker, 18605 Franklin Co. What John/Gabriel Wheeler; Joseph/Robert Gladden; happend to Edmond and James Scofield after 1870 ThomaS/Mary Robbins; Thomas/Susan Williams Crawford Co.? Conlltance Schofield, RR 1 Box 1860 to present, Montgomery Co. Sammie Wil­ .1, Bluejacket, OK 74333 liams Pettitt, 249 e.rnard Rd., West Monroe, LA 71291-8508 Allen, Squire, d. 1841, Saline Co.; wife Martha T. Snow, b. 1843; arrived Conway Co. prior to 1829; Knick Seek info on paranlS, family of Daniel Griffin need Info on ancestors and migration path. Harris, Knick, b. 12 Mar 1890 Johnson Co., AR. son of Samuel B., wKe Mary Angeline; Davis, Emma and James Leferrlt Knick and Mary Jane Francis Heath Cornellia Roselee. Samuel left lam. belore 1860. from GA. Daniel m. Effie Elizabeth Bowen 3 May Need Info on anc and origin prior to AR. Marvin C. 1919, Johnson Co.; she was b. 16 Jun 1902 John· Allen, 13841 Silverton Dr., Broomfield, CO son Co. Nena Reisner, 1020 Eastridge Rd., 60020-6030 Sandy, UT 84094-5660

May, Elmore N., b. 1860 AL, d. 1932 Garland Co., Beaver, Pendergrass, Hardcastle, Clopton, AR; m. Josephine Irwin Faulkner In 1887, Garland Henderson, McCormick, Neeley, Tatum, Co. Ch.: Arthur F.; Ollie Belle (m. John Snell); John Turner, Ruther1ord, Henning Researching these Elmore; Joseph E. Would like to corresp with any lines in Arkanss; will reply 10 all inquiries. Mildred desc of this famUy. Mrs. John C. Boswall, 2000 Neeley Tatum. 9716 Howard St., Lamont, CA Spring Run Dr., Can'oIlton, TX 75006-4747 93241

Cassel/Castle, Rutherford Edward Cassel/Castle, TIdwell Seek info about Jacob Tidwell, b. 1853 AR, d. age 107 In UtUe Rock, or a farm nearby in early m. Jinana ? in 1877; in or near Fort Smith AR 1877- 1960s. He was widower of Nanee Rutherford; they 1885; 1st ch.: William Thomas, b. July 24 1885 had eight children, eldest was Pinkie and youngest Indian Territory, OK. O. Tid_II, 1457 S. 19th, was Louise. Does anyone have add~ional info Abilene. TX 79602 about this family? Paul Humphries, Sr., Care of 2230 Atklnaon Ave., Detroit, MI 46206-2011 Kemp Looking for desc of children of Nathaniel L Kemp. b. 1774, d. 1858 Hot Spring Co., AR: (1) Elemuel G., b. 1603 GA, senled in Scott Co., AR; (2)

Page 80 - Volume 34. Number 2 - Jllne John C., b, 9/1/1817 AL, settled In Hot Spring Co" Duenweg, MO 64641 AR: (3) Elgin 0" b, 1828 AL. settled In Bradley Co., AR; (4) James H., b. 1830 TN, d, 10/1/1876, settled Sparrow, Cato, Johnson, Ward, Harralson, in Hot Spring Co., AR. Jeffrey D. Kemp, 405 Parker, Hollingshead, Dillard, Davldson,Taylor, Boardwalk, Hebron, IN 46341 Rison, Clifton, Adamson, Lewis, S. Philips, T. B. Hanley, Dunn. First 8 were In Pulaski. Faulkner, Griffin Seek info on Albritton Gray Griffin and White, Searcy Cos. 1840-1900; others In Marlon, Mattie Jo Holden Griffin: Stanley Griffin and Polly Perry, Pulaski, Philips and Independence Cos. Clemons Griffin, all b. AR, moved to TX. Jesse L 1800-1900. Most from TN, NC, VA, IN and MD. Griffin, 4438 Wilmington Pike, Kettering, OH Mrs. Jane SpalTow Wiley, P. O. Box 242, Heber 45440 Springs, AR 72543

Langston Researching the Langston family of Beasley Seek info on John Clark Beasley, b. Izard Co., arrlvOO C1818; will exchange info with c1824, ch.: Malone, b, 1850, Waldo. AR; Ransom, anyone dealing with early (pre 1835) Izard Co. b. cl853; Nancy Sarah. cl859; John. b. 1862. by families, especially those with SC and KY ties. wife Nancy and ch.: lsac E, b. 1872; Martha E., b. Tess Harper, 2271 Betty Ln., Beverly Hills, CA 28 Apr 1875; Thomas W" 1877, by wile Easter 20210 Tucker Kitchens, in Nevada Co" AR. Martha E. m. Wm. Haward Perry Dec. 1890 Columbia Co .• AR. Hunter, Clark, McCaWI Seek Info on family of Will share info. Mrs. I. E. Zuber, PO Box 2832, Hardy Hunter and 1st wife Jane Clark (d. by 1830) Santa Fe Springs, CA 90870-0832 and 2nd wife Jane McCaws; living In Sevier Co., AR 1830. Need marriage records. Wherer are they Kindreck, Pace Elisha Kendrick. b. MS cl835, burled? M .... C. T. Patterson, Jr., 1105 Hwy. 108, came to Lawrence Co.• AR. 1858. Who were his Ashdown, AR 71822 parents? Did he halle siblings? He m. Sarah Pace. b. TN 1644. Juanita Robins Johnson, 707 N. Cherry Seek Info on Jessie Andrew Cherry, son of Front, WaLnut Ridge, AR 72478 William Thomas, son of Robert and Mary Cherry: Norton Oaks, 1860 census Obion Co.. TN. Dr. Featherston Need info on WOllam M. Featherston, Marlin O. Cherry, 17818 T.C. Jester Blvd., b. 1807 VA. lived Scott Co., Hickman Twp. 1850; Spring, TX n378 wije Elizabeth Adair. b. 1818 KY. Violet Buehler, 2228 Wingfield Rd., Charlottesville, VA 22801 Sheets, Walker Need Info about James Sheets and Mary E. Walker who had daughter Susan Hogue. John Pryor. b. 5 Feb 1820 TN. d. 3 Mar Elizabeth Sheets on March 21, 1861, probably near 1862, Faulkner Co.• AR, m. Rose Etta?, b. 16 Jan Lenox. Clark Co., AR. Eric Holcomb, 645 Stock­ 1833, d. 5 Feb 1904. Need parents and descend­ ton St., #401, San FranciSCO, CA 94108 ants of both. May be other spouses. Nita Hogue Burnett Smith, 19338 Gagelake Ln., Houston, Hinton, Young, Bradley, HezIee, Colvard, TX77084 Rogera, Treat, Ott Would like to correspond with any of these surnames. Virginia Rice, 111 Goya Taylor. William Horton. in Indepandence Co. 1870- Dr., Fairiield, CA 84533-20n 80. Where was he 1860? When and where did he die? Wife Susannah Jane Adams. Where and when Jones, Trout Need place of birth of Robert Parrish did she die? Where burled? Are there photographs Jones and wife Martha Jane Trout; believe they or family Bibie? Nancy Maxwell, 4818 Sigmoncl came to AR (Howard Co,) from TN; had ch.: Sofie, Dr., Arlington, TX 75017 Mary, Pes, Mark. Emma, and William H. Mrs. S. T. Wright, 1218 Bucklange RD., Nashville, AR Thomas Would Like to locate desc of James F. 71852 Thomas, b. 1857 TN. listed In 1880 Hempstead Co. census with father, John and 2nd wife Martha Blakely Need help on any Blakely. SE MO to NW Mitchell Howell and her other chUdren. James F.'s AR 1870, particularly marriages to Evans or Bea­ mother. possibly, was Susan Mitchell. Wanda vers. Elizabeth. A. FeJguson, PO Box 657, Cope, 1508 Freeman Ct., Arlington, TX 78013

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By Bobble Jones Mclane, Desmond Walls Allen, A Preservation Guide: Saving the Past and the Lynda C. Suffridge, Susan Gardner Boyle, Present for the Future (1995), 42 pages, soft Russell P. Baker cover, with Illustrations; $6,96, by Barbara Sa­ graves, who works in the Preservation Department The following are reviews and/or announcements of Northwestern Universtty Ubrary, An interest in of book acquisitions for the Arkansas Genealogical the past often triggers an appreciation of the things Society, The reviewed books are permanently of the pasl. Genealogists and family historians housed at the Arkansas History Commission, or in have long needed a basic handbook on the subject the local History and Genealogy Room of the Unle of how to preserve old paper, books, photographs, Rock Public Ubrary. The Society expresses its etc. This little volume gives a brief but basic Inlro­ appreciation to the authors and contributors. In duction to the subject. It contains just enough ordering copies of these books, please remember technical Information to give the novice a basic to say you saw the review or notice in this introduction to the chemical processes that cause publication! paper to grow "old" before tts time and crumble to dust, and yet at the same time not too much to be In Search of Your Canadian Roota, by Angus confusing to the beginner, Other subjects covered Baxter, Second edition, published by Geneaiogical include the preservation of motion picture fum, Publishing Company, 1001 N. Calvert 8t., Balti­ videotape, sound recordings, computer disks, and more, MD 21202-3697; 1994, 350 pp., softback textiles, The book ends wtth a short but useful $16.95. chapter on how to prepare for and recover from a fire or flood, and tips on how to select a profes­ If you have research In Canada, you will find this sional conservator In case your needs go beyond book very useful. Following some advice for the the scope of this lillie book. A must for every beginner, the author proceeds on a walk-through of serious student of the past. [RPB) a hypothetical beginning Canadian research case. He discusses various ethnic groups that migrated U. S. Catholic Sources: A Diocesan Research to Canada, the use of LDS sources, the National Guide by Virginia Humling (1995), 112 pages, Archives of Canada, censuses, and church paper back, $14.95. Although church and religious records. Mr, Baxter even includes a waming about records form one of the basic sources of American coats of arms, He then proceeds to a province-by­ family history research Ihey are often neglected province description of history, sources, archives. because of the wide-spread lack of knowledge of libraries, and societies, including addresses. There where to locate them and what they might contain. is plenty of infonnation here to give you a feel for This work seeks to remedy this situation, at least for research In any particular province or terrttory. A Catholic records, I n the process, the author has bibliography and an Index are included. [8GB] created what could be a model for such guides for other American religious groups. She devotes one Kenlhner Kinfolk (1995), soft cover, 123+ pages, section of her book to each state and gives a de­ fully indexed. Published by the Kershner Family tailed description of the diocesan archival collec­ Association, 1449 Fox RUn Dr" Charlotte, NC tions found In each. She also includes full ad­ 28212-7125. Contact the association for a price dresses, telephone numbers, and often a detailed quote. This little book is the "Ubrary Edition" of the description of the records themselves, For exam­ Vol, 13, 1995, quarter1y published for and by the ple, p.38 reveals that some early marriage records Kershner Family. It contains Information on this for Natchez, Mississippi, can be found in the Parish famHy from Maryland, Illinois and Virginia. It is well Register of 81. Joseph Church in Baton Rouge, printed, easy to read, and a fine example of the Louisiana, now housed in the Department of the kind of "one name" family history journals that are Archives of the Diocese of Balon Rouge. Her two currently being published. IRPB) main areas of interest are sacramental records and newspaper files and she often gives detailed lists of The following two books are offered by Ances­ these kinds of records that have been published or try, PO Box 476, Salt Lake Cny, UT 84110-0476: microfilmed. In using this volume, the reader should not neglect to read the introduction,

Page 82-Volume34.Number2-1une.,_,______since It gives the non-catholic lay person much armchair genealogical researcher with a complete needed Inslght Into the kinds of records that list of American county courthouses, addresses, might be of genealogical Interest. Another etc., along with a limited amount of Information extremely useful book from Ancestry publish­ about what records were available. For this new ers. [RPB) edition, she sent out almost 5,000 questionnaires seeking to update this Information. She sought the 1890 Reconstructed CeMuS of Grant County, same kind 01 information for New England towns Arkansas, by Joan G. Threet. Published by Joan and Independent Virginia cities and any records G. Threet. 15511 Charles Dr., Alexander, AR 72002. located therein. She also included information on This is a very thorough reconstruction of the people New England's famous extra county jurisdictions, living in Grant Co. In 1890 using the 1890 Personal The author says that she was "gratified" to receive Property Tax Rolls, the Grant County Court nearly a 65 percent response to her questions, Minutes, and Grant County Marriage Records for This has resulted in an even more useful genealog­ 1890. There is also data Included on the Threet and ical source than the first edition. Beside court­ Moore families of Grant Co. A listing of Grant house mailing addresses, telephona numbers, etc., Co. Post Offices (used with permission from Russell she includes information on the availability of land p, Baker's Directory 01 Arkansas Post Offices) and records, naturaliZation records, vital records a listing of school districts and townships adds to (espeCially marriage records) and probate records the useful Information Included In this publication. in each office. Also included, ~ possible, is informa­ The book contains an Index to the Tax Rolls, and tion about search fees and the costs of photocop­ an additional index to the Marriage Records, The ies, etc. For example, she received good informa­ book concludes wtth photographs of Dogwood tion on all but 19 of Arkansas' 75 counties. Howev­ School, one undated and one in 1907, and Pine er, she has not been uniform in supplying informa­ Grove School (Grapevine) in 1910. The price is not tion about abolished counties, such as Pendleton Indicated. Contact author/publisher. [LCS] District in South Carolina, or county name changes like Dorsey County in Arkansas. She did catch the Irish Family Hillary - The Journal of the Irish name change of Cass County in Georgia. Such Family HIsloI'y Society, Vol XI, 1995. Published by minor problems can be over come by using this the Irish Family History Society, P. O. Box 36, new work in conjunction with that old standby, The Haas, Co. KHdare, Ireland. Republic of Ireland. Handy Book For Genealogists from Everton Press. Subscription cost Is US $23. This particular issue The new County Courthouse Book is a must for was dedicated to the Famine of 1849 in Ireland institutions seeking to upgrade their genealogical and contained an excellent article about Uverpool reference collections and for Individuals who have and the famine. Michael J. Byrne authors an article research scattered over a wide geographic area. regarding "Urban History Records as a Source" for [RPB) Irish family history research In which he discussed Census Data, Ordnance Maps, Valuation Records, Early Lawrence County, Arkansas. Record., Legal Records, Landlord Estate Records, Land 1817-1830 Author: Dr. Marion Stark Craig Ownership Changes, and other miscellaneous This book contains a full transcription of Lawrence records. These are only two of the seventeen arti­ Co., AR, Circuit Court records, 1818-1830; and cles In this one issue of the journal. It is an excel­ abstracts from Lawrence County Deed Book B, lent publication for those who are serious about 1817-1825. Lawrence County was formed In 1815 their Irish Research. Over the course 01 the year, as part of Missouri Territory, and included most of the Society has WOrkShOps, lectures, trips and a what is now northem Arkansas. Parts of Lawrence Famly History Weekend. The 1996 weekend will County went to form Independence in 1820, be in the Dublin region. [LCS) Greene In 1833, Randofph in 1835, and Sharp In 1868. The minute detaUs found in these records County Courthouee Book, 2nd, by Elizabeth can add color to an ancestor's life. Dr. Craig tran­ Petty Bentley, 400 + pages, paper back, $34.95. scribed and abstracted these records in 1990 and Order from Genealogical Publishing Company, made copies available to a few libraries, but now 1001 N. calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202-3897. they're available in published form and available for When the author brought out the first edition of this sale from Arkansas Research, PO Box 303, pioneering work in 1990, she SOUght to provide the Conway, AR 710333, for $15.00, plus $3.00 Ship-

______."r .. o:"'" family Historian • Page 83 ping, Arkansas resldents should add 4,5% sales Bradley County cemetery, wtth a full name index. tax. 52 pages, softbound. [BJM] The book contains II map to help in locating the burial pi ots, The tombstones are listed as they were Arkansas Fsmilles: Glimpses of Yesterday located in the cemetery, with additional information Columns trom the Arkansas Gezette Author: By included such as military records, dates of mar­ Lucy Marlon Reaves, edtted by Desmond Walls riage, etc. Included also Is a brief history of Oak­ Allen. From June 18, 1933, through May 24, 1942, land cemetery, the largest in Bradley County, a list Lucy Marlon Reaves wrote a marvelous genealogy of Civil War Veterans buried in this cemetery and a column in the Arkansas Gazette, The weekly short history of the Frazer Funeral Home. [BJM] column featured lamlles from Arkansas and ances­ tors of Arkansas families, Information often takes Death Notices found in the Arkansas Democrat­ the researcher back to the Revolutionary War, or an Gazelle July 1, 1995 to December 31, 1995 immigrant ancestor. Minor edtting has been done [1996] by Oscar E. Russell, 506 Loop Road, North and some annotations added. The text is indexed Little Rock, AR 72120, $21, spiral bound and $35 for full names of people, businesses, schools, hard bound, Mr, Russell continues to contribute organizations, and places--over 12,000 index en­ important data for Arkansas genealogists, Data is tries in all, The book is available from Arkansas arranged in strict alphabetical order by surname Research, PO Box 303, Conway, AR 72033, for and given name, Columns are also Included show­ $24.00, plus $3,00 shipping. Arkansas residents ing city and state (country) of residence where should add 4.5% sales tax. A free Index Is available death occurred, age of the individual, if given, edi­ (SASE please) to surnames mentioned more than tion date of the paper in which the notice was twice In the book. 228 pages, perfect bound, found; and the exact page and column where tt [BJM] may be located, There are a total 01 10,862 entries in this volume covering the last half of 1995, [BJM] Randolph County, Arkansas, Marriages, 1821- 1893 and Randolph County, Arkansas, Marriag­ Death Notices and Obituaries Appearing in The es, 1893-1923 Author: Burton Ray Knotts Burton Arkansas Gazette, 1928 [1996) by Oscar E, Rus­ Ray Knotts has completed a masterful effort of sell, 506 Loop Road, North Uttle Rock, AR 72120, abstracting and compiling two exciting volumes of $45 spiral bound and $60 hard bound, There are marriage records from Randolph County. He 13,598 entries in this volume consisting of obttua­ began with the two eaniest record books of la­ ries from the dally column and news articles which wrence County marriages (the parent of Randolph identify a deceased person by name, Mr, Russell Co,) and gathered 5,284 records In all for the first adds general historical notes concerning items in volume, and 6,027 for the second, Records are the Gazette for the year 1928, civil war connec­ arranged in two series, by bride and by groom. The tions, pre-Civil War, notable deaths, and disasters, actual marriage dates (not just the license dates), The columns consist of the name, location of ages of the parties, and source citations are listed, death, age when given, date of death, page and but Burton went a step further and pulled out those column of the newspaper where the obituary or wonderful lrr1ormational notes we find In marriage notice is located, We appreciate the time and atten­ records. Each volume costs $24.00; both are tion Oscar Russell has given to this project In this softbound, Shipping charges are $3,00 on the first and previous volumes of death notices and obitua­ book and $1.00 for each additional. Arkansas ries, [BJM] residents must add 4,5% sales tax, Order from Arkansas Research, PO Box 303, Conway, AR Obituaries of Benton County, Arkanses, Volume 72033, [BJM] Six 1919-1922 [1996J compiled by Barbara P. Eas­ ley, edited by Barbara p, Easley and Verla p, Mc­ oakland Cemetery of Warren, AA [1995]. by Anelly, 512 pp" index, softbound, $35,00, Order Mary K. Barrett, 900 Woodlawn, Warren, AR 71671- from Heritage Books, Inc., 1540-E Pointer Ridge 3018, and Peggy Q, Bowman, 1417 S. Main, PI., Suite 300, Bowie, MD 20716 [Book Number E­ Warren, AR 71671, Order from either of the compil­ Bl], This sixth volume in the series of Benton ers, $35.00 hardcover; $25.00 softcover, $2,50 p/h, County obituaries continues to provide a "printed This soft-cover publication contains 171 pages, time capsule of the lives of the people of Benton with transcriptions of the tombstones located in this County, AR." As in previous volumes, chapters are

Page 84 . Volume 34, Number 2 - June 1996'--______identified by calendar years and, wtthin each year, logical Society, PO Box 1158, Hope, AR 71601, 163 the obituaries are alphabetically arranged by the pp., $20. softbound. This publication lists township, deceased's name, with maiden names included page, name, race, sex, age, relation to head 01 when known. These obituaries are an important household, place of birth, place of birth of Father, resource to genealogists and historians interested place of birth 01 Mother. There is a full name index In Benton County. [BJM] to the heads of household. (BJM]

Going to Salt Lake City To Do Family History Hempstaad County, Arkansas, United Slates Resaarch (1996) Third Edition, Revised and Ex­ Census of 1830, 1840, 1850 and Tax Lists, 1828, panded, subject Index, softbound, by J. Carlyle 1829, 1830, 1831, 1832, 1839, 1841, 1842, 1847, Parker, Marietta Publishing Co., 2115 North Denair 1848, 1849 [1995] published by the Hempstead Avenue, Turlock, CA 95382, $15.95, plus $2.50 for County Genealogical Society, PO Box 1158. Hope, shipping. Telephone: (209) 634-9473. This revived AR 71601, 137 pp., softbound, $15. This book Is a and expanded - from 200 to 262 pages - third edi­ combination of 1830, 1840, and 1850 census with lion begins by preparing you for your trip to Salt maps showing the location of both political and Lake City, including a prioritized list of what to take. geographical configurations for each year. In addl· II then discusses when you're in Salt Lake City, tion. as Part Two, there Is an alphabetical listing 01 including lodging, dining. sightseeing. and what Heads 01 Household on tax IIsta for the years 1628, kinds of records can be found at the Family History 1829, 1830. 1831, 1839, 1841. 1842,1847, 1848, Library and how to use them. The author finalizes and 1849. Anolher very well-done publication from with what to do when you return home. This is a this local genealogical society! [BJM) wonderful publication for anyone planning a trip to Sail Lake City so lhat you are not over-whelmed. I speak from experience as the second edition was a tremendous help to me when I made my first trip to Sail Lake City in 1993. [BJM]

1880 Federal Census, Howard County, Arkan­ sas [1992] Klamlchl Country Genealogy Society, PO Box 481, Broken Bow, OK 74728. 188 pp. with a surname index, Softbound, $20.00. A transcrip­ tion 01 the 1880 census 01 this southwest Arikansas county is very useful in researching families in Ihis area without resorting to the Soundex Index for this census year, however, Ihe compilers state portions 01 the microfilm were unreadable. The records were transcribed as accurately as possible, with mis­ spelled names copied as written. (BJM]

Marriages Hempstead County, Arkansas Janu­ ary 1, 1900 through December 31, 1912 [1995] published by the Hempstead County Genealogical Society, PO Box 1158. Hope, AR 71601, 210 pp., $20, softbound. These records, covering a period of 12 years, have been transcribed from a microfil m copy 01 Marriage Books N through S and give each party's name, age, residence, date of the marriage and officiant, book and page number, with grooms' names listed alphabetically. Brides' surname index Is Included. [BJM]

Nevada County, United Slates Census of 1880 [1995) published by the Hempstead County Genea-

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Page 88 ~ VOlume 34. f'o."umber 2 ~ June Casey William T., 59 Crook W.M .. 67 Robert L. (Bob), 51 Coat. J. A.. 74 Dye CasHI/Castl. Judy Wilson Noel, 79 Cro •• JohnW.,60 Edward,60 Cobb Judge, 54 Thorn •• H.. 59 l.oul80, eo Azarlah,52 Crow Dyer Pinkie, eo CookICox John, 66 I. H., 67 Caslleberry Samuel Salathlol 'Slate", 77 Curry Dyke. WlIII.W.,eo Coa Mark H., 59 S. E., 67 Wm. C., eo George, 57 Coswoll Coffman Daily Eaqaley Rlchard,76 John Henry, 79 Thoma. J., 74 Barbara P., 64 Caughamn Cogbill Dale Eaton William. 61 Carolyn,76 joAnna, 77 John,SI Caughman Cole Damille. Eal! William H., 56 T. L., 66 Jamaa. eo Peter. fJ7 Cdenter Colletta Daniela Edwards Gllford,62 Dr. John Philip, 51 Joan, 79 Jemes,57 Canter Collins Darden Egner AmosN .. 59 Ueut..54 J. W.. 66 Elizabeth A, 76 AN.,62 Collom Darnell EIdson Gumord,61 George, 76 Claude H., 66 Richard A., 67 Riley, 52 Hannah (Rawaon), 76 Davidson Bam William A.,59 Collum 0 .. 57 Joslah,67 Chambers CalIherln. (Hyder), 76 G.D.,57 Elli. Margaret, 77 Combs Davis Byron, 67 Chandler Alfrad B.. 60 A. H.. 66 Ely Dennis, 79 Conley Emma (Willis), 75 Isaac, 67 Cherry James,59 Henry, 66 Emeraon Dr. Ma~ln 0., 81 Conwey mlora,75 J. M.,67 _Andrew, 81 James S.. 54 John, 66, 75 Engl. Mary,81 Cook J.H.,66 Andy,79 Robert,81 O. H., 66 Law"",,,,, J .• 66 Oellalidaline,79 William Thomas. 81 Henry, Jr., 78 William, 75 Henry H., 79· Childers Janet, 78 William Hamilton, 75 Jaspar, 79 _.. 78 leonard T., 53 Dawson laura, 79 Chunn A. w., 66 J.,57 Louisa (Branlley). 79 R.o.,as Cookaon OeBaum Truna, 79 CI_I? John, 66 James, 54 Erisman John M.. 56 Cooper Dackard William F., 67 Clark Carl Frodrlck. III, 52 Thomas, 66 Elwin Arthur, 78 Marian Wilkerson I 53 Dent 0.,57 Beauna Vista, 78 Seth Bemard, 52 PatW.,66 Francis M.• 60 Ben. Sr., 77 Cope Devan Jamea M., eo Benjamin, 52 Wande,81 Sarah. 78 Malinda A., 60 Fannie, 78 Covert Dick Marion M.• eo George. 78 Connie Brubaker, 76 T.J., 66 Samuel H., 80 James 0 .• 78 Covington Dickerson 5herwood R.. 80

Jane. 77,81 Van Buren, 60 J. C, 66 Theresa j eo Marthe, 78 William, 61 Dill Thorn ... C .. 80 Robert, 78 Cowart Francis M., 59 V,rgll A. 5.. eo Sarah,78 Johnnie, 77 OiUard Espy Thomal,18 Crabtr .. Mary Frost. 50 Or. Kirk, 66 Wlmam P., 56, 52 B.C.. 57 Neil 0 .. 50 Evans Winni. (Tabor), 76 Cradduck Dillard Tom W., 50 Matt~8 Patton, n Clarke Elbert, 60 Donne-Ison Sophronia, 76 W.C.,55 Mo ••• M .. 59 Carolyn, 75 Eveland W.S.,as Craig Dorsett Delor•• Yvonne (Buell), 79 Clement Dr. Marion Stark, 83 Jame., 66 Eve-rett Joslah,66 John H., 57 Dunham Mack,67 Clements Crawford Jam •• E.. 67 Ewing J.H.,66 F. M.• 66 Dunlap John. eo Clifton Crawley HerryW.. 67 Manha Hln ••, 80 Ellxabeth Menda. 76 5.S.,56 Dunn Urlah,76 Criger Emeline 5., 77 FarIs

Coamey Frank j 57 RobertA .. 77 S. T.,67 Jame. F., 59 T. C., 77

______,Arkansas Family Historian« Page 89 Faulkner Gila. Evln (E""ln), 75 Hollis Josephine Itwin, 80 D, S,,56 Hanks C. H,,56 Faust Gilstrap A. 1.4" 58 Holloway J,M.,~ Benjamin P" 00 HanSQr N.W.. 74 Fealherston _ ... 1.4.,58 INilliam, 68 Holmes William 1.4.,81 Wesley 1.4,. 59 Hardcastle J.M.,58 Ferguson Gladden W.F.,56 Holt Elizabeth A., 81 Joaeph,80 Hargrove Amos Amon, 78 J,N,,~ Robert, 80 Jane,80 Dr., 54 Lucinda, 79 Glover Herp Sabrey (Jone.), 76 Flne J,W.,57 Josh, Sr., 58 Horseman James, 59 Mamie, 78 Herper LewlsJ.,59 Fleming Martha CHilders, 78 Tess, 81 Hotchkiss M,M.,~ Goldstein Harris LydlaC,,76 Rowers _s,67 Betty "I., 75 House Barnabas Henry Wright, 76 Goodwin Cornellia Roselee, 80 J.J,.58 Foote Henry, 75 Davis,80 Howard Dr" 57 Martha, 75 Emma, 80 J.H,,58 Fortenberry Goven Mary Angeline, 80 He_" Lucinda, 79 Col" 64 Samuel S, 80 Martha Mitohell, 81 NancyE,,79 Gowdy Samuel F" 75 Hudson Follenberry Jam.. E.,~ Harrison Betty 5,,76 James, 79 Graham H.A.,58 C, H .. 58 Fowler Susan, 78 Hartman Hudspeth Aletha Jane, 76 Graves Margie,76 Dr. L" 56 Fraley William Thomas, 78 Hoskins Hughes Samuel,52 "Walking Suck", 78 Martha, 80 J.W"58 Fran"" Gray Havis Hul... SuS8nnah, 76 Albritton Gray, 81 John, 53 I.... eN.,59 F""""an D,L,,~ Hawley HornUng R. L.• 74 J.H,,57 Jam.. Hervey, 53 Virginia, 82 Fregly R. 1.4" 56 Hayes Humphries Te"""C8 H" 75 G""'n Susan (Shirley), 76 Paul, Sr" 80 Frisby William E.. 77 Heynie Hunt Elijah,79 Griffin A. C" 58 John R.. 79 Jesae, 79 Jesae L., 81 Head Willis A., 74 Joslah,79 Mattie Jo Holden, 81 HarvyT.,59 Hunter Nancy (ComeUus), 79 Polly Clomons, 81 Hearldson Hardy, 77, 81 Samuel,79 StanIey,81 Luvica,79 Maryann 1.4., 77 Tom. 79 Griffing Hearne Hurd John. 79 W,L,,~ Edy,77 1. F., 57 Griffith Heath Hurst (loge 50_ Lamb, 79 Mary Jane FranCiS, 80 Harrison. 59 G,,57 Grumbl... Heffington Hutton Gallin Sarah,75 W, L,,58 _s,6O John,56 Guldy Henderson Gatner T.P.,es John H,. 59 Irby Fr...... , 78 William J., 59 J.M.. 57 HiIey,78 Guinn Hendren Irwin Jam.. , 78 John, 78 J, H.,es 1.4,0,,56 Leur. (Lottie, 78 Gurry Higgason 58 Garr"" en_., Frances, 79 Jackson J, H,,67 Hill D,H,,58 Gan1aon Haggard A. L., 56 James Andrew, 79 James, 75 Wenda Poteet, 77 emeling (Wharton), 51 Marshall, es Gauntt Haley Henry Prea.ley, 76 S. R"es Ardelie Picl

Pa~ 9O-Voiume14.Number2 A lune ,~, ______Jett Key Lewis Marshal James, 61 James Martin, 53 Henry C., 59 Joe. E., 60 Jobe Kincaid Ubby Marshall BlII,79 Malinda, 80 Freeman, 76 James Madden, 77 Johnson King Lichlyter Massey Amanda M., 77 Mrs. Ruth J., 77 William L., 58 J. K., 70 Benjiman,62 Terrie A., 76 Under Maudlin Ben. F., 58 W. S.,69 Myer, 69 Barbara, 78 Betty?, 78 Kinsolving Undsey Maxwell Coewell J., 76 W. S.,69 Allie, 78 Nancy, 81 Darrius A., 76 Kirby Burt, 78 May Edw81d S., 77 W. K., 56 John, 78 Arthur F., 80 Elizabeth, 77 Kjrkland J. C., 69 Elmore N., 80 Bizabeth Ann, 76 M. S.,69 Lucy, 78 John Elmore, 80 Hurston, 77 Kjrkwood Roe,78 Joaaph E., 60 John M., 77 John B., 89 Ungo May Ollie Belle, 60 John W., 77 Kitchens E. M., 56 McClendon Juanita Robins, 81 Easter Tucker, 81 William B., 59 MAryann, 77 Malinda A, 78 Knick Little McAlister Mary, 76 Daniel Griffin, 80 Angus, 59 David,76 Mary F., 78 James Leterrit, 80 Benj. F., 58 Rhonda, 51

Nancy Caroline I 76 Knighten S.,56 Ted,51 Samuel Marshall, 76 David John, 52 Uttle John T., 58 McAnelly S. J/F., 78 Isaac, 52 Uvill m Verla p" 84 Thomas E., T7 Knotts Wm., 70 McCaslin Vincent Perry, 76 Burton Ray, 84 LDckhart James, 59, 62 William, T7 Kramer Alford A, 58 John W., 59, 62 Martha A, 77 David M.,69 LDfton Robert, 62 Jones Kranz Giles, 59 Robert C., 59 Armistead,75 Wm., 77 Meredith, 59 William, 59, 62 Catherine Copenhaver, 75 Kynette Logan McCealing Clement C., 75 A. J., 69 SOlnuel D., 70 George, 82 Elizabeth, 75 Long McCowa Emma, 81 laCour Charles Warren, 53 Jane,S1 John, 75 Edna, T7 WBfren Charles, 53 McClure Mart<,8t LaDaasor Lowry W.W.,70 Mary, 81 Wm. L.,69 F. L., 70 McDade Pes, 81 Lamb Lucas W.S.,70 Plouant A, 75 Della, 78 J. T., 70 McDaniel Robert Parrish, 81 John, Jr.,78 Lucky Frank. 70 Sofie, 81 Mesas, 79 L.,57 McDowell William H., 81 Susan, 78 T. H., 70 W.D.,69 T. N.,58 Maoom McGowan Lane Bertha, 79 Andrew, SO Kalb Charles M., 59 Fred,79 Henry Rutledge, 60 D. J., 69 Fidela P., 59 James lafayette "Fate", 79 John Willis, 80 Karnes Rdelo P., 62 Laura, 79 Mary 8iz, 60 WandaJ.,52 Marion, 62 Monte, 79 Sarah Jane, 80 Keiser SOlnuel P., 61,62 Ural Pearl, 79 McGraw Jacob H., 58 Langley Magness George W., 70 Kelley Lucinda Bryant, 51 Elizabeth, 78 McHughes A J., 69 William, 51 Males Katherine Venable, 78 John T., 69 laweranee Abraham, 62 McKenzie Kemp Joseph,59 Abram C., 59 J. C., 70 Elemuel G., 80 Layman James A., 58 McKeown Elgin 0.,81 J. S., 69 William N., 61 David,70 James H., 81 Lea Manam? Mclane Jeffrey D., 81 John H., 69 Francis M., 62 Bobbie Jones, 82 John C., 81 Ledford Manney Mclemore Nathanial L., 80 E. C., 69 IraW.,60 F. K., 70 Kenady Lee Mannon McMichael Grsan B., 89 Balisle,64 Francis M., 60 J. F., 70 Devaughn C., 51 Marion McPherson Kendrick Leflin B., 70 C. R., 70 Elisha, 81 Stephen, 61 Marley Messenger John J., 51 William L., 58

______Arkansas Family Historian· Page 91 Midgett Ncrieet Perry _.62 N.• 7O J. A.. 71 Henry. Ill! _J..61 Miller Nofris '-'"'Y.56 Catly, 77 JosseG,,1lI! Vim. Howard. 81 RaWmdt Clarence louis, 77 Nancy J. Ramsey, 53 GlennAlbeft,III,52 Oorollly L, 51 Not! J.W.,71 .-Tymoli. 52 William H .• SO Vim.H.M.,58 -Kay Walker, 79 Mary EdIIh. 52 Millicon Rains DavId C., 61 0 .• 71 _,lID John 111..61 Miaenhimef Nowlin -SammIe WllIiafmI.1ID Ramsay - T.J.,71 J.H.,70 C.W.. 71 Phelan MItchell Null John W, 110 Susan. 81 TIm G,,!5I) I'IliIHpo. J.H.. 74 Montgomery J. A., 71 - J. R, 70 Qben luCy_,M J. T., 56 O.W., 56 -'1,52.53 - Moody Ogden Manin. 52, 53 u. Col .. 54 -_ B. Morris, 52, 53 J.G" 70 David La.. """"" 52 -Reed Moore OoItowoki William Henry. 52 G.W.M.,62 EUsha,76 Julius, 71 Pine JamesW., 61 Frances Evans. 76 011 Vivian Gamer, 52 John, 58.62 Jam... Henry. 76 Don,77 PItcher Mary_lne,76 John, 77 Han. Jam•• , 54 John, flO Thomas Fran ..., 76 Ow_t PIzarro. 110 -Roid wm. llaYi., 76 J. H" 71 Plair/Player (leolll" W. 111., 58 Morgan Ozment Mary,75 Roisner Aoa,64 P. S., 57 Ssmuol,75 Nona. lID Morrie O'Donnell William, 75 Ann Wilkerson, 53 Charles C., 71 Plantier Reynolds G.G., 57 Sondra K., 79 A. H., 74 James Buchanan. 76 Pace Plunkett Floe JneeR.. 76 Marjo~. F., 52 R, 0.,71 G.W.,71 Morrow $ora/l,81 Pogu. Villllnl•• 81 J.,57 Parlsl James, 57 Rich Moser Ssm,74 Poteel David,78 Barnett. 53 Parker T. J .. 56 Elfie Ann, 76 Mullins eJija/l,OO Pons 1

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