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VOLUME 25 FIRST QUARTER 1991 NUMBER 1

PUBLISHED QUARTERLY BY ARK.LA·TEX GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION, INC. P.O. BOX 4462 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 71134 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1991

PHONE TITLE Carroll H. Goyne, Jr. 798-7108 President Patricia A. Bettis 861-7570 First Vice President Paul W. Reinowski 868-1220 Second Vice President Ethel E. Krause 746-3125 Treasurer Victor Rose 636-5780 Recording Secretary Ethel E. Krause 746-3125 Corresponding Secretary LeRoy H. Musselman 865-1779 Editor Trenkins McClain 377-2718 Trustee LeRoy Musselman 865-1779 Trustee Patsy Oliphant 742-8934 Trustee Cheri Massey 688-7753 Trustee The ARK-LA-TEX GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION, INC., is a non-profit, non-sectarian, non-political, educational organization dedicated solely to the cause of geneal­ ogy, which includes the following purposes: to collect, preserve and make avail­ able genealogical materials, documents and records; to encourage an interest in genealogy and to sponsor educational programs for its development; to promote and publicize the City of Shreveport, Louisiana, as a major genealogical research cen­ ter for genealogists and historians; to cooperate with and assist all other gen­ ealogical, historical, patriotic societies in the furtherance of these purposes; to compile and publish a quarterly composed of records and data related to the Science of Genealogy.

REGULAR MEETING: Second Saturday of each month, 1 P. M. to 4 P. M. at Randle T. Moore Senior Citizen Center, 3101 Fairfield Ave., Shreveport, LA.

MEMBERSHIP DUES: Per Calendar Year - Individual $12.50 - Family Membership $15.00. All members receive four issues of THE GENIE, which is published quarterly.

BOOK REVIEWS of books of genealogical interest will be published in THE GENIE as donated by publisher or author. These books are then made available to the public through the Genealogy Department of Shreve Memorial Library, as is all other gen­ ealogical material of the Ark-La-Tex Genealogical Association.

QUERIES are free. They must be 75 words or less and must be typed or plainly printed.

This publication is indexed in the PERiodical Source Index published by the Allen County Public Library Foundation, Ft. Wayne, IN. TABLE OF CONTENTS

CORPORATE BYLAWS OF THE ARK-LA-TEX GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION, INC" ADOPTED 1 MARCH 9, 1991 1867 REGISTERED VOTERS IN UNION PARISH, LOUISIANA 11 ORIGINAL LAND ENTRIES OF NATCHITOCHES PARISH, LOUISIANA 17 BOSSIER PARISH INQUEST ]lOOK II 25 BOSSIER PARISH MARRIAGES, 1877':"1880 (Continued) 29 MORMON BAPTISMAL RECORDS,RED ROCK. CONFERENCE, LOUISIANA 37 ERROR IN BOOK REVIEW 43 SURNAME DATA BASE 43 BOOK REVIEWS 44 QUERIES 47

The Genie is p'ub1ished quarterly. Each member receives four issues for each year of membership, Al1 material published in.The Genie'is compiled and contributed by the members. The Genie invites exchange of periodicals with other genealogical:" historical organizations publishing data of general interest. We regret that we cannot exchange with limited family organizations, but invite them to seildsamples of their publications for brief review since many of these family organizations are of a great value in information on the family covered by them.

All members of the staff of The Genie are volunteers.

Assistant Paul Reinowski Typing Ethel Krause Queries Trenkins McClain Book Reviews Trenkins McClain Computer Indexing Ethel Krause Circulation Cheri Massey Collating Janie Brazel

THE GENIE First Quarter 1991 LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

As we begin the New Year the Ark-La.-Tex Genealogical Association has made a number of changes. First, several new officers and trustees have been . elected to serve on the Board of Directors. Their names are found on the inside of the front cover of this GENIE~ These new people, along with those who have been reelected to a second term, are pledged to bring renewed vigor to the organization.

I want to introduce to you the new Editor of THE GENIE. Lee Musselman is head of the Department of History and Social Sciences at LSU-Shreveport and is active in numerous other civic endeavors. He has had over six years experience as editor of an historical journal. We are indeed fortunate to have Lee accept this very demanding position. I call on all members of the Association to assist in keeping THE GENIE one of the best such publications in the nation by submitting material to the Editor. The Association has a new horne. Beginning with the January meeting we are at "home" at the Randle T. Moore center on Fairfield Ave. in Shreveport, la. Thanks to the Shreveport CitY:Administration, and in particular the Department of Parks and Recreation (SPAR), our meeting, library, storage and work areas are now consolidated under one roof • Meetings are still on the second saturday of each month at 1 PM, except in August when we have our annual seminar. The December meeting is the annual business meeting. Speaking of seminars, we were fortunate to have Ron Bremer of Salt lake City with us for a seminar on January 19. His availability was conveyed to us on rather .short notice, but thanks to spAR we were permitted to have the seminar at the beautiful Barnwell Center. As your new president, I want to tqke this opportunity to thank you for your vote of confidence •. Also, I want to say that you have elected an excellent Board of Directors and I look forward to working with them. I pledge to give the Association my best effort.

Sincerely, :)' - ,

THE GENIE First Quarter 1991 CORPORATE BY'LAWS OF THE ARK-LA-TEX GmEAI.OOlCAL AS~IATIOO, lOC.

ARTICLE I - NAME

The name of the Association shall be the AAK-LA-TEX GENEAlOOICAL ASSOCIATICN, INC (hereinafter called the Association).

ARTICLE II - SEAL AND INSIQUA

Section 1. The Seal of the Assexiation shall be as specified in the Articles of Incorporation. The design of the Seal shall be as proposed by the Board of Directors, and approved by the membership. The Seal shall reflect the Founding Date of December 10, 1955, and the Charter Date of January 11, 1971. The seal shall be shown on all official correspondence and publications of the Association.

Section 2. The InSignia of the Association shall be the device specified in the Articles of Incorporation. The design and use of the Insignia shall be as proposed by the Board of Directors, and as approved by the membership.

ARTICLE I I I - PURPOSE AND OBJEX:TIVES

Section 1. The Association shall be operated as a non-profit corporation under the laws of the state of Louisiana. EKpenditure of Association funds shall in no way monitarily benefit any I1lE'!f1'ber of the Association.

Section 2. The purpose and objectives of this Association are as follows:

a. To collect and make available for use of its members, and others, genealogical and historical materials.

b. To inculcate and promote an interest in research of family histories.

c. To assist Association menbers in their efforts at research of family histories.

d. To locate public and private records, and endeavor to preserve and/or copy them so they may be available for research.

e. To conduct educational programs which will benefit rnerri>ers of the Association,.ancl of others who may be interested in genealogy.

f. To solicit donations of publications and documents which will then be given to the Genealogy Department of the Shreve Memorial Library.

9. To budget funds on a recurring basis for the purchase of materials intended to enhance the resources of the Genealogy Department of the Shreve Merrorial LibraI}'.

h. To publish genealogical material on a regular basis.

1. To accept and properly use property and ronies donated to the Association.

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 1 Section 1. Any individual or institution having a sincere interest in promoting the objectives of this Association is eligible for. rnent>ership, subject to such 1 imitations as the Board of Directors may propose and the membership may impose.

Section 2. The following classifications of membership are established:

a. Single. A Single Merrber is. anin:1ividual whose dues are. currently paid and who cOlT'plies with the Articles- of Incorporation and these:Bylaws. 1 • A Single Member shail be eligible to vote on all regular business of the Association, and in the election of officers.

2. A Single Member must be present at a meeting of the Association to cast his/her ballot. There shall be no Proxy votes or votes by mail. 3. A Single Member shall hold only one membeJ;ship, am it shall not be sold or traded.

4. A Single Member mayre$ign from meni:>ership in the Association.

b. Joint. A Joint Membership may be held by a married.couple residing at the same mail address upon payment of annual dues as specified by the Board of Directors. Only one copy of Association publ ications will· be mailed to a Joint Membership. Each member of a Joint Membership shall have the same privileges or limitations as a Single Member.

c. Insti tutional. An Institutional Member is an organization whose dues are currently paid and who conplies witll the Articles of Incorporation and these Bylaws. This category of membership does not have the privilege of voting on Association business or officers.

c. Sponsoring. A Sponsoring Mentler is an incH vidual or institution who desires to further the objectives of the Association by contributing monies for that purpose. This category of rriembership does not have the privilege of voting on Association business or officers. d. Life. A Single· MelTber may become a· Life Member 'bY. payment of the amount designated in Article V. Payment of this anount shall exerrpt the Life Member from further payment of dues. A Life Member continues to have all the privileges of a S1ngleMember •

. e. Honorary. An Honorary Membership may be granted to an Wividual who has contributed something significantly beneficial to genealogy in general or to the Association in particular. An Honorary Merrbership may be conferred with or without full membership privileges, and shall be conferred without payment of dues or .fees • Granting of an Honorary Member,ship shall require the 2/3 vote of the Board of Directors followed by a 2/3 approving vote of the membership ....

Section 3. Any conduct by a rnenber which is deemed detrimental to the Association shall be referred to the Board of Directors for investigation.

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 2 Should the investigation by the Board of Directors sustain the allegation, the accused member shall be notified of the allegation and invited to appear before the Board of Directors in a hearing. Following such a hearing, or if the accused should refuse to attend such a hearing, the Board of Directors may by 2/3 vote, by secret ballot, recommend suspension or expulsion of the individual. Such recorrrnendation shall be submitted to the membership at the next regular meeting of the Association. The membership by 2/3 vote, by secret ballot, may approve the recorrmended action. Should suspension or expulsion be approved, it shall become effective immediately and the person notified in writing of the action.

ARTICLE·V - DUES AND FEES Section 1. Annual dues are payable in advance for the calendar year January 1 through December 31.

a. Single Members sha11 pay annual dues as set by the Board of Directors. b. Joint Members shall pay annual dues as set by the Board of Directors.

c. Institutional Members shall pay annual dues as set by the Board of Directors.

d. Sponsoring Members shall pay annual dues as set by the Board of Directors. d. Life Memberships shall be as follows:

1. Age 45 and bel~--12 X the rate for a Single Membership. 2. Age 46 to 55---10 X the rate for a Single Membership. 3. Age 56 to 60---8 X the rate for a Single Membership.

4. Age 61 and up 6 X the rate for a Single Membership.

Section 2. DJes shall be due and payable to the Treasurer by January 1 of each year. Dues not received by March 1 shall result in forfeiture of ment:lership.

Section 3. Special assessments shall not be levied.

ARTICLE VI - .OFFlCERS Section 1. Qualifications for Office

a. A Single, Joint or Life member in good standing for at least six rronths, who regularly attends meetings, and who resides within corrmuting distance of the meeting place is eligible for elective office. Under the. same rules an Honorary Member who has full privileges conferred may hold elective office.

Section 2. Elective officers shall be: President; First Vice-president,

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 3 Second Vice-president; Treasurer, Recording Secretary; Correspondi..nq Secretary; and Editor.

Section 3. There shall be four Trustees. Two Trustees shall be elected at the Annual Meeting held in odd numbered years, and t:\«:) shall be elected at the . Annual Meeting held in even numbered years.

Section 4. Term of Office

a. Officers and Trustees shall be elected for a t\aJO-year term. They may be reelected to a second two-year term, but may not serve more than two consecutive terms in the same off;ice. Af~r two years shall have elapsed, a person may be reelected to the same office. The t:\«:) tem limit does not apply to the Editor.

b. 1m elected officer or Trustee having served one-half or more of a term is deemed to have s~rved a full t~ of office.

c. An elected officer or Trustee may serve in more than one office, but shall have only one vote.as a member of the Board of Directors. section S.Vacancy in office

a. A vacancy in the office of President shall be filled by the First Vice-president. A vacancy occurring in any otperoffice, including that of TrUstee, shall be fil1ed by a majority vote of the Board of Directors until the next Annual Meeting.

ARTICLE VII - DUTIES OF OFFICERS

Section 1. 'l11e President shall be the chief executive officer and the official representative of the Associatipn.

a. '!he President may appoint. other officers deemed necessary in addition to those specified herein. SUch appointments shall be awroVed by the Board of Directors and shall be for a tennnot.exceedingthat of the appointing administration. They shall have no vote on the Board of Directors.

b.'!hePresident shall appo1l1t all comnitt.ee chairmen 'with the awroval of the Board of Directors. . '.' .

c. The President shall be.an ex-officio ment>er of all carmittees, except the Nominating Conmittee. d. The President shall conduct such other business as may be directed by the Board of Directors. e. The President shall sign all checks for approved expenditurel3. Section 2. Vice Presidents, in numerical order, shall preside as President in the temporary absence of the president. The First Vice President is authorized to countersign checks in the absence of the President. Vice Presidents shall perform such other duties as may be specified by the President and/or Board of Directors. '

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 4 Section 3. The TreasUl;'er shall be custodian of all funds of the Association.

a. FUnds s~ll be deposited in' the name of the Association •. The choice of a bank shall be approved by the Board of Directors • Funds invested outside of a regular checking account shall be invested only upon the approval of the Board of Directors.

b. The Treasurer shall keep an itemized account of all receipts arxi disbursements.

c. All checks issued must' be signed by both the President and the Treasurer. In the temporary absence of the President, the First Vice­ President is authorized to countersign the check with the Treasurer. d. The Treasurer shall sul::rnit a monthly financial report to the Board of Directors at their monthly meeting, aOO to the rneflt)ership at the regular monthly meeting. e. The Treasurer shall maintain a current membership list.

f. The fiscal year of the Association shall be from November 1 to October 31. The Treasurer shall close the books at the end of the fiscal year and subnit them for audit. Also, the books may be examined whenever the Board of Directors deems it appropriate. The audited Annual Report shall be subrnittedto the Board of Directors at their monthly meeting held prior to the Annual Meeting in December, and to the merrt>ership at the Annual Meeting in December.

g. The Treasurer may be bQnded at the discretion of the Board of Directors. 'Ihe cost of such bOnd shall be borne by the Association.

h. The Treasurer shall serve as an ex-officio /TIerIt)er of the Finance Ccmnittee. .

i. The Treasurer shall perform such other duties as requested by the President and/or the Board of Directors. Section 4. The Recording Secretary shall be custodian of all records of the Association. a. The Beoording Secretary shall record all minutes of the Association and of the Board of Directors. b. The Recording Secretary, shall perform such other duties as requested by the President and/or the Board of Directors.

Section S. The corresponding Secretary shall prepare the general correspondence of the Association as requested by the President and/or the Board of Directors. Section 6. The Editor shall be chaiman of the Publications carmittee and have supervisory responsibility for all functions relative to the preparation and production of the Association's publications.

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 5 Section 7. Trustees shall serve on the Board of Directors and have one vote e~ch in the business affairs of the Board. They shall perform such other functions as requested b¥ the President and/or the Board of Directors.

ARTICLE VIII - PUBLlCATIOOS

Section 1. The quarterly publication of the Association shall be 1o"lc1wn as THE GENIE. Other publications of the Association shall be as approved by the Board of Directors.

a. The Editor shall review overall plans for THE GENIE with the Board of Directors on an annual basis, or as requested by the Board of Directors.

b. THE GENIE shall be sent to all categories of members of the Association. Also, THE GENIE may be sent to other historical associations or societies on an exchange basis with the approval of the Board of Directors. Certain libraries or individuals may be sent THE GENIE gratis with the approval of the Board of Directors. THE GENIE may be purchased by non-members provided sufficient copies are available.

ARTICLE IX - NJMINATI~S AND EIB:TIOOS section 1. A comni ttee for the purpose of nominating officers and trustees of the Association shall be appointed by the President and approved b¥ the Board of Directors. The Nominating Comnittee shall consist of five members. This comnittee shall be formed not less than 60 days prior to the Annual Meeting of the Association. Section 2. Duties of the Nominating CoIrrnittee.

a. Members of the Nominating Ccmnittee shall elect a Chairman from arrong their membership. The Chairman shall designate a recorder.

b. The COrrrnittee shall meet at the call of the Chairman.

c. A majority vote shall govern the proceedings of the Comnittee.

d. The COrrrnittee shall consider the full qualifications of each candidate and his/her willingness to serve. A candidate shall be a member who has attended Association meetings on a regular basis. The candidate should have been active in the Association for a minimum of six- months. e. The Nominating Carmittee shall subnit a slate consisting of one name for each office to be filled as an item of new business at the regular meeting prior to the Annual Meeting.

Section 3. As the last item of new business at the Annual Meeting of the Assooiation the President shall review with the membership the slate of nominees sul::mi tted at the previous meeting.

a. Nominations may be made from the floor provided the proposed candidate meets the qualifications for office specified herein and has consented to serve if elected.

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 6 b. If roore than one candidate is to be voted on per office, an ad hoc Tellers COI11Tlittee shall be appointed by the president prior to a vote. This comnittee shall consist of three members not nominated for office. The sole function of this committee is to count the ballots.

c. A single candidate for office may be voted on by voice vote. If two or more candidates are nominated for an office, the election for that office shall be by secret written ballot. A majority vote shall elect to office.

Section 4. Elected officers sha1l assume the duties of their ne'trI' office at the close of the Annual Meeting and following inst41lation. Section 5. Retiring officers, except the Treasurer, shall deliver to their successors all materials pertaining to that office, and all Association property in their custody, within seven days follO'-A'ing the Annual Meeting. The Treasurer shall deliver all materials and records pertaining to that office follO'-A'ing a successful audit by the Audit Comnittee, but not later than 30 days following the Annual Meeting. Retiring officers are responsible for briefing their successors on the duties of their office.

ARTICLE X - MEETINGS Section 1. The Association shall meet on the seCond Saturday of each roonth at a time and place designated by the Board of Directors.

a. In the event the regular meeting date fal1s on a holiday 'Neekend, the Board of Directors may elect to change the meeting to another date. Proper advance notification of the change shall be given to all members.

h. The regular meeting in Decentler of each year shall be known as the Annual Meeting and shall be held within the environs of Shreveport/Bossier City, La. Confinnation of the "meeting time and place sha1l be announced at the Noverrber regular meeting. Notification of the meeting shall be published in Shreveport area daily newspapers.

c. A purpose of the Annual Meeting is for election of officers and trustees, and for their installation. Also, it is to receive reports of officers and standing comnittees, and such other business as requires the attention of the full membership.

d. Special Meetings may be held at the call of the President, with approval of the Board of Directors. No less than five merrbers of the Board of Directors may, by written request, call a Special Meeting. An individual rneni:ler wi th a reason for aSpeeial Meeting should state his reason for such a meeting in writing to the Board of Directors. Should the Board of Directors judge the request to be valid, the rule for a Board of Directors called Special Meeting will then apply. All such meetings shall be for a stated purpose. The Recording Secretary shall give proper notification of the meeting to the membership not less than seven days prior to the Special Meeting.

ARTICLE XI - ~ 'OF DlREX:TORS

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 7 Section 1. The Board of Directors shall be composed of the elected officers, four Trustees, and the Irrrnediate Past President as long as he/she is an active member in good standing. ~ .

Section 2. Duties of the Board of Directors.

a. The Boar~ of Directors is the governing b<::Qy of the Association. It shall make decisions concerning the Association in matters not requiring membership approval. on matt.ers arising between regular meetings which require prompt decision and which normally require membership approval, the Board of Directors may act and report its actions to the membership at the next regular rreeting.

b. Within 30 days after the start of each administration the Board of Directors shall inventory all property CMl'led by the Association. The location of all property shall be listed on the inventory. This inventory shall be filed with the Recording Secretary. .

c. The Board of Directors shall select the bank to be used by the Association and make decisions concerning the investment of monies outside normal checking accounts. d. The Board of Directors shall fill vacancies in all elected positions occurinq between elections, except for President. e. The Board of Directors shall perfonn such other duties as the meiTbership may request and approve.

ARTICLE XII CCMo11Tl'EES Section 1. The President shall appoint, with approval of the Board of Directors, the following' standing ccmnittees. Comnittee chairmen shall be responsible for preparing the annual budget input for their respective comnittees. CoiTmittee chairmen are responsible to the Board of Directors for their committee's activities.

a~ Education Cormlittee. This Ccmnittee shall consist of a chairman and not less than GIo other members. Its function is to develop course outlines and other materials to be used in training classes.

b. Finance Corrrnittee. This Corrmittee shall consist of a chairman and not less than four other members. Included in this membership shall be the Treasurer aner the imneoiate past President (if available). It shall have general supervision of ~e finances. of the Association. It shall prepare the Annual Budget. The budget shall be presented to the Board of Directors at their regular January meeting, and to the membership at the regular meeting in February. . .

c. Library. cq.mi1,tt.ee. '. 'TJl;i.Scarmittee shall consist of a chairman and not less than hIo other members. It shall have general supervision of all books, magazines and other printed material belonging to the Association, including resale items. Itshall.sexve as the conduit for books received, reviewed and passed-on to Shreve Memorial Library.

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 8 d. Programs Corrmittee. This carmittee shall consist of a chairman and no less than M other members. It shall be responsible for developing programs for regular meetings, and such other events as may be approved by the Board of Directors. e. PUblications Corrrnittee. This Corrrnittee shall consist of a chairman, normally the Editor, and no less than two other members. It shall be resp:msible for all functions relative to the production of Association publications. It shall supervise the publications exchange program with other organizations.

f. Publicity Comnittee. This Comnittee shall consist of a chairman and no less than h«> other members. The Comnittee shall see that the Association receives adequate publicity in the local media, and elsewhere.

Section 2. Other Corrmittees. 'll1e President may appoint, with Board of Directors approval, such other carmittees as may be required.

ARTICIE XIII - QUORUM

Section 1. A quorum for the transaction of routine business by the Board of Directors shall be five members. In an urgent situation, the President may poll a quorum of board meni:>ers by telephone.

Section 2. A quorum for the transaction of routine business by the meJlt)ership in any regular meeting shall be 11 mertbers.

Section 3. A quorum f,or the transaction of routine business in the Annual Meeting shall be 15 members.

Section 4. A quorum for the transaction of business for all catmi.ttees shall be a majority of the I1'Ief!t)ers of the corrmi.ttee.

ARTICI.E XIV - DISSOLUTICN

Section 1. '!he Association may be dissolved by the following procedure:

. a. A Resolution for Dissolution signed by five members may be sutmitted to the Board of Directors.

b. The Board of Directors may by 2/3 vote in the affirmative su1:rnit the resolution to the membership at the next Regular Meeting. A resolution failing the required 2/3 affirmative vote by the Board of Directors shall be returned to the originators.

c. The membership may by 3/4 vote approve the acceptance of the resolution for consideration. A resolution failing this 3/4 vote is rejected.

d. Following the acceptance of the resolution, written notice shall be sent by mail to all members of the Association who have voting privileges advising them that action will be taken on the Resolution for Dissolution at the next Regular Meeting. The notice shall include all pertinent facts and any information deemed useful to making a decision regarding the resolution. Members should receive the written notice at least seven days prior to the

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 9 stated Regular Meeting.

f. At the stated Regular Meeting the Association by a 4/5 vote' of the merri:>ers present nay adopt the Resolution of Dissolution. Should the resolution be adopted, the membership by a 2/3 vote shall adopt a method for the disposition of all equipment, naterials and supplies owned by the Association.

g. After any indebtedness has been satisfied, any monies renaining shall be distributed as provided for in Article VII, Section b, of the Articles of Incorporation.

ARTICLE 'IN - PARLIAMENTARY AUTHORIT'X

Section 1. The Modern Edition of Robert's Rules of Order (ie: Patnode revision) shall govern the proceedings of the Association in all natters not provided for in these Bylaws and the Articles of Incorporation •

• ARTICLE'lNI -AMENDMENTS

Section 1. An amendment to these Bylaws may be proposed by either of two methods.

a. An amendment to these Bylaws nay originate with the Board of Directors and be submitted to the Association membership for consideration .by a 2/3 affirmative vote of the Board membership.

b. An amendment to these Bylaws nay originate from within the Association membership. No less than five· members nay petition the Board of Directors in writing for an amendment to these Bylaws. After due consideration, the Board of Directors shall submit the proposed amendment, along with their recol11nendations, to the Association membership.

Section 2. After the proposed amendment is presented to the Association membership at a regular meeting, it shall lay-over until the next Regular Meeting for discussion and final action. A 2/3 affirmative vote of the Association members present shall be required for passage.

Section 3. No amendment shall be acted upon which is in conflict with the Articles of Incorporation.

ARTICLE XVII - LIMITATIONS

Should these Bylaws conflict with the Articles of Incorporation in any manner, the Articles of Incorporation shall take precedence. 'nlese herein contained Bylaws are effective upon passage by the Association membership. All previous ==c:u:~ :9~d wi~ ~e~sMge o~ ;£ ~9~ sdent ../ ~ ~

THE GENIE FIF.ST QUARTER 1991 10 NAMES REGISTERED IN UNION PARISH RECORDS OF 1867

Contributed by Betty & Carroll Goyne. Continued from Vol. 24, Third Quarter, No.3. 113 (Continued) Joseph TELFORD Joseph IVERY A. J. HAYES J. M. KEY WIn. ISLAND James·HARSON CALVIN VICKERS Joseph PERKINS J. T. DAVIS Benj. F. STURDIVAN Robt. OLION J. W. CUSH Geo. W. CLAYTON Dan1 IVERY Hiram BREWSTER Lewis BROWN Benj. S. TUGWELL G. W. JONES Thos. W. SMITH Jas. F. COMPTON Robt. HAIRSON Benj. McCULLOCK Friday BRAGG Joseph HALLOWAY F. M. RESTER John BRAGG T. J. TATUM Chas. DILDY Peter GAFF RAY H. K. ELKINS Larkin RISINGER Alex JOHNSTON Jesse DEAN Wm. L. RABUN Tob RABUN J. B. BEARDEN Elijah TULLIS Alex SMITH J. M. GULLEY Russell BRAZZEL Alex AFFORT Andrew A. COOPER Jacob KINNARD J. R. THOMPSON W. J. PICKLE A. C. PEPPERS Peter PARKER Benj. PEARSON John C. GEE Washington KIRK W. C. HALL Henry HAYS Jerry CMTN Jack BILLBERRY John W. HENDERSON W. BRANCH York MORGAN Thos. P. LAWRENCE Enoch ALBRITTON Dave BROWN Wm. E. PATTERSON Maj or MANNING Edmond WILLIS J. W. MILLNER Aimmon? TATUM Nathan HENDRICK Jacob BROWNING R. P. MOORE Doctor LAWHON Reubin MELTON Abraham WINES Newman REYNOLDS C. C. McDONALD Thos. J. RABUN H. T. PHILLIPS W. D. HENDERSON J. K. RAMSEY Patterson RODGERS Greenbury M. CARVER Jacob RAMSEY Isham S. PHILLIPS W. G. HEARN J. B. PARDUE H. H. HAM Jack BARRON H. H. ROCKET F. M. JONES Allen SHINPOCK J. T. FUTCH Hillary JACKSON David HENDERSON Allen TATE Wm. BROWN Levi SEAL E. M. AULDS Peter JOHNSTON W. H. ADKIN Elijah M. AULDS J. W. COLESON Jacob NELSON WIn. BRASHER Martin HENDRICK, Jr. Sam1 REED Jno. BRASHER L. A. DOTY N. T. TOWNSON W. R. TUGWELL Jasper JOHNYKIN Sol MURRY P. J. SHACKLEFORD WIn. SIMMONS Riley AGERTON B. F. JOHNSTON Sidney DUMAS W. D. RAGAN, John REDICK Brister SIMMONS W. J. MURRY Jackson DICKERSON .. Jerry WESTMORELAND J. P. GODLEY Dempsey JOINER Fate BRAGGS

THE GENIE FIF.ST QUARTER 1991 11 G. C. DAWKINS Sol STEVENS John HENERY Benj. HOLLYMAN W. B. POST Jordan YONGER Nelson FISHER Joshua PARDUE Lewis GORDON W. D. COOK J. W. HARVEY Woodly WATSON John AUTLEY Chas. McDONALD James THURMAN Phillip FEAGLE W. A. FUTCH Henery THOMAS F. M. ARMSTRONG Warren M. HARRIS Nathan WATSON L. J. SACK J. L. McGOUGH Stephen GARDNER Richd DEAN Simon ARBATHEWS Stephen MADDEN J. H. PARDUE Henery THOMAS Robt. BRIGGS Sanders WASHINGTON Robt. MIMS Saml LOWE J. P. McGOUGH J. S. SESSIONS Reubin WALLACE Dan1 M. GIBSON Fountain F. CAIN John JACKSON Isaac BROOM Jasper H. ROARK John HENERY S. L. JOINER Leroy BASS John JONES Saml FREMAN Thos. S. H. MADDEN Alexander ELLIS Joseph A. MEEKS H. B. HARRIS Lewis SHACKLEFORD Henry MORGAN B. B. THOMAS Ricd DAVENPORT Simon W. CLEMONS S. B. COBB Saml JOHNSTON Johnston CAREY Saul H. STIGNOR Burgess CREATH Thos. MASON W. W. COBB Sandy WAlNE Isaac SMITH Benj~ BAKER Thos. L. KERRNEE D. W. DAWSON Sol RICHARDSON WIn. MURRY Sandy ALEXANDER Chas. BAILEY Clark JIMMILES J. H. M. BARRON Prince MITCHELL Chester TOMPSON Harry THOMAS J. W. TAYLOR Wesley TURNER Phillip FISHBURN James HOLLAND Batiste WILLIAMS Dan1 COLEMAN Simon LEE Isaac WILLIAMS Pleasant COLEMAN Carter WARGEE Andy WAYNE W. M. PATTON Benj. D. SHAW Edward JENOLDS Joseph SHACKLEFORD James BARRON West CREATH J. B. COLESON Harrison DRION Jerry MYERS J. M. AMONETT Joseph GATES Thos. JOHNSTON WIn. BRYAN Richd A. JAMISON Isaac JOSEPH Alex BRYAN Thos. J. WHELLIS Wade JOHNSTON W. H. MI-RONEY? Hiram J. TOLER Geo. WAYNE W. MOODY Wm. K. FRYAR Warren GOLDSBY W. D. THURSTON Joseph 1. TOLER John CUMMINS J. E. LIVINGSTON B. F. SMtTH Danl WOOD Geo. FREET ON Jno. L. PUCKET John FEUTRIL W. H.CULBERTSON Jno. S. STRIPLING WIn. KELLY J. W. WILLIAMS W. N. TOLER W. C. SPIKES David WARD J. B. SPIRE J. B. HONEYCUTT Redrick P ~BRUTON Willis SAWYER W. H. HAM L. T. CULBERTSON James M. TOLER John SIMPSON Bayless BAGWELL Benj. H. HEARN Talbert BELL G. W. ALBRITTON W. H. HEARN Danl McNORTON , Graino GAHAN Geo. P. HENRY 114 (continued) Chas. J. KING Squire NOLEN James EDWAlIDS A. L. JOHNSTON Thos. MILLSAPS Calvin EASLEY A. J. BUSBY Bob DANIELS J. T. B. ANDREWS Willis DEAN Jas. COX J. T. COOK R. P. TUBBS James KING Madison P. NEWSON WIn. PILGREEN Thos. SELLARS M. L. LANGLEY Peter MOSLEY W. E. DAVIS Moses GARDNER

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 12 Benj. BRYANT· Davis FITZPATRICK Jas. W. STOPPLES J. F. WILLIS E. S. PIPES Henry SIMMONS Perry SHEPPARD G. P. THURSTON D. B. HUGES Josiah CARTER W. H. JOHNSTON John W. WILLIAMS Henry SYKES W. W. WHITE D. H. PARDUE Lewis BERT A. J. OLIVER W. H. CREED Lewis JACKSON Henry PYLANT Wm. HENRY Dallas OUCHLEY Nathan HIGHT R. G. DIXON Wm. COUGES F. H. PARDUE Moses WRIGHT Morris HOWARD John FEAGLE, Jr. David FORK Archy WILLIAMS Early C. BAGMAN Chas. CLARK Geo. DADE M. SUMMERLIN Dempsey PITTS Field FLANON WIn. J. BAGMAN B. B. MITCHELL Jerry WILLIAMS Thornton BAGMAN G. W. MOORE Jas. T. SHOULTY Bryant R. BAGWELL Francis M. HERMAN Martin DADE D. H. HODGES Joseph PHARA? Jack BRYANT R. W. MORRIS Francis WISE Merritt BROWN J. S. FORD W. A. HARKINS Joseph W. SCARBOROUGH Sidney BRYANT O. H. YOUNGBLOOD Willson SMITH Casson NIXON E. A. WELDON Benj. JOHNSTON Thos. HOWARD A. SMITH Jonas JONSON Mat CAMPBELL W. P. TUNNEL Paris SCOTT J. LOYD A. T. HOUGH Lewis WILLIAMS Peter BROOKS Rufus PILOT Aleck WILLIS H. CULBURTON Joel FINLAY Jonas P. SMITH I. H. BAGWELL A. J. HENRY Frank SHOVAN Jacob GAINEY O. H. LOVELADY Henry MASON N. S. CRAWFORD S. M. FULLER Wm. S. KElLY Alfred PHILLIPS T. J. JONES David H. COLSON Nathan LEWIS Jack WILLIAMS Hardy HOWARD Allen CARR Thos. JOHNSTON D. S. HOLLIS Geo. WASHINGTON W. G. SIMMONS Harrison DUDLY Grady FOSTER Edmond RABUN Geo. HARRIS Henry FOSTER Sambo HARLEY Wm. BEUGOUEIE? Albert CLEMMINS A. T. DACUS H. C. GLASSON Saml HESTER G. W. COX T. F. GILBERT W. M. GRAHAM John MARTIN W. K. CARR Henry GRAHAM WIn. AUTRY Milton N. PARDUE Jas. M. COWELL B. G. MORRIS Geo. FEAGLE Saml LEWIS B. LOVELADY W. H. PHILLIPS Jas. AUTLEY ? BOWLEN Martin B. PHILLIPS F. M. LAWRENCE J. R. BOWLES Jas. W. STEVENS Math. HINTON J. Chas. BECK Danl McBRIDE Saml WINERGER Joseph REDDEAUX Powell WARD Sam! L. ETHRIDGE Randolph CARTER Geo. RAILEY W. B. M. CORAWICK A. M. BROTHERS Joseph PIPES Lucien LARCHE Wash BREWSTER F. C. MANNING Mathew KELLY J. A. HICKS Thos. TAYLOR Allen HENNEGAN Thos. DAVIS Ed. D. WALLACE WIn. AUTLEY J. D. BUCHANAN J. R. SHULTZ Matthew JACKSON Danl THOMPSON Reubin McGEE Stephen MAYFIELD Abel DIXON David MORRIS Wm. SIMPSON A.H. MAY J. H. HESTER Saml WILLIAMS Absolem B. NORRIS T. J. OLIVER O. P. HENRY W. J. BULLOCK

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 13 Nathan G. WATSON Isaac RICHIE Chas. DAVENPORT Harry BUSHAY Samuel TOMPKINS Alexander HUDSON Anthony HAYES John T. BOLTON Dennis SCOTT Leroy PARDUE W. W. WALKER King HERROD Brister GREEN Alexander PATRICK Lewis BLUFORD Brister HAYES Tho s. McCLAIN Benj. F. WALLACE Elias TAYLOR Leroy F. FINLAY A. RIPPOND J. W. HALEY D. K. McCLAIN Alex BURKS W. H. MEARS Wm. KELLY Elijah ALLEN Jefferson MARINER Wm. CRAWFORD Qually REMBERT Leroy GAINES J. M. WYATT Benj. GREEN Benj. DISMAR A. A. WYATT Jnos. ABSCENT Green RICHARDSON W. R. TAYLOR Thos. RAINS Jackson BIRCH Dennis L. KEY Johnston DUCAN Benton FIELD R.J.. TABOR Crawford GODLEY Thos. GREY Thos. WAINWRIGHT Richard ALLISON Pulaski MOORE Perry T.JOHNSTON David AMMONETT J. J. BOOLES W. L. HOl'KINS Wm. GODLEY J. J. BULL HenryA. SALLEY Eli STAPLE Horatio McLAIN Jacob N. SALLEY Hardy STAPH John D. HAMILTON Ausil KITCHENS Henry WATERS Thos. J. HAMMOCK Tillman PORTER Benj. ALLISON L. B. FULLER Junior HARRIS Abraham LONG V. D. CRAWFORD Mat PARKER Albert HUISON Jackson AUSTIN Willis BARNETT Aaron THOMAS Walker BREED Hal ijARRIS Geo. RHODES 11. C. JOHNSON PeterN. BELL Berry MILLIGAN J. B. LYNCH Alison WALKER Richd JOHNSTON M. A. DENHAM Frank C. SHUTT W. J. GRADY lIS (continued) Stepping BURFORD Robt. PATRICK Adara FOUNTAIN Bryant NELSON Wm. M. JOHNSON Samuel GULLY John DRION? Sam GREY W•. H. BRICE Humphry DRIVES Hairson BRIGGS Wm. LEWIS Peter NIAGLES Harrell HOLMS Wm. WILLIAMS Geo. BROWN F. M. HARDISON Columbus MITCHEL Simon ISAAC Martin HAGGARD Phillip BARREL Jack HUNTER Thos. ROBERTSON Jas. GRISHAM Harrison CREATH Daniel. LOWERY Sampson DAVENPORT Geo. KNEELS J. W. HEARD Owen GARVER Rufus HOLLIS F. S. EDMONDS Goliah DAVENPORT T. M. EVERETT E. P. BOLTON Geo. BURT Cicero F. MILLER J. B. BUFFORD Allen MARTIN J. H. GIBSON E. M. JARMON Wm. CROW Jas. GIBSON David WEBB James JOHNSTON E. A. RIPPOND Frank ROTHS .. Alee MAYO Miller EDWARDS Robt. BRIGGS Ajack DANIEL W. H. HOLMES J. L. TABOR Matthew LEWIS Milton A. ANDREWS W. P. SMITH Joseph JOHNSTON W.R. LUNDY Thos. P. DENDY Henry BROADNEAX Wm. ROAN Thos. LOWERY Anderson PEARSON E. A. COLEMAN (torn) KENDRICK Elis RIVERS Henry A. PRIDGER Wm. HOPKINS Allen DAWKINS J. W. SMITH A. J. YOUNGBLOOD Amos BIRD W. W. WASSON John W. CARMICHAEL Phillis WASHINGTON Jarad ROBERTSON

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 14 Cyrus A. pARKs Win. GIBSON J. G. KOLB' Joseph BURNS­ Edward ANDERSON Moses SIMMONS Anthony PISTOLE JosephTERR.Y Win. JONES Greenberg B. SPELLS Jas. PEAK Alex BRYANT Robt. WILLSON WIn. CROW Green COLBERT Green WASHINGTON Geo. DEFFE Green RICHARD Geo. DAVIS Shadrack WHITE Jesse COLEMAN Danl HAWKINS A. J. EUBANKS Bordeiri-BIRCH Jord HAWKINS Saml WHITFIELD Isham REYNOLDS Allen SIMMS A. FIELDS J. R. ALBRITTON Tilman SMUDELY M. E. DANIELS A. B~ DAWSON Ned HAUGHTON Win. HAYES Jas. CALVERT J. W. BRANCH Richard BEARDEN Richd COOPER Wm. BRUTON D. W. SOLOMAN Joseph BENSON Green WILLIAMS John GREY Harrison BENSON Madison WILEY J. H. PATTERSON Humphry CHAMBLISS Monroe BARFIELD J. A. TAYLOR Decalb BEARDEN Albert CASIS Win. SLAWSON Moses JELKS . Thus GRANGER Benj. TUBBS Sandy WINDES G. HOLLY Doctor BASS E. B. WARREN James THURSTON -- McDUFFIE John HYNES Fred ARMSTRONG Jack SMITH H. B. WALTERS R. K. LOVE Rolly BRITTON Lewis HENDERSON John MEREDITH Henry PENNY David REDDIN J. A. LOVE Ed FRASHER Win. LUNSFORD Saml. SMITH Giles JOHNSTON Lazerou8 SMITH S. B. LOVE' . Chas. JOHNSTON J. R. KELLY' Manuel EVANS Win. YEARNS John STEEL J. B. GRISHAM Ganes JOHNSTON Jas. SMITH John NELSON Firth SMITH Alfred MALONE Isham ROLANDS Jas SPUETT? Jas. M. McCULLOCK WIn. POWELL Lee TALTON ThoB. LEE Hiram MONTGOMERY Thos. HOUGH D. W. TUCKER Steven McNAIR Win. McALRED J. P. BEARDEN Savoy WAINE, Sr. Ham FUTCH Elias A. HICKS Ross FREEMAN Jacob ARCHER Thos. J. GRAFTON Henry ELLIS Robt'. BLOODEN Francis M. TUCKER Saml. M. BOYD W. H. PLUMMER J. T. WARD Tyler TRAYLOR JesseA. BOATRIGHT J. H. CHAPPELL Ed BLEUFORD Ed. WELCH Elias TUCKER Caleb DANIEL J. B. SHEPPARD J. P. MORRISON J. A. CRIMES ED. HALL D. D. DAWKINS Saml KINLEY ED. CLARK M. S • McFARLAND Isham RODGERS J. L.E. ROBERTSON J. W• McFARLAND W. R. WARD L. M.JONES Frank M. BAGWELL J. G. HOLLIS Osborne TERRILL Elias HONEYCUTT Geo. BRUTON W. SMITH' Noah SCARBOROUGH Livingston COOPER Sandy HENDERSON John HARRIS Thos. S. COOPER AlfredMAGUEE N. S. BAGWELL Columbus M. COOPER Benny ANDERSON Agar SLAWSON R. R. TOWNS .s..ips LEE B. A. CASSON H. H. HILL Chity WRIGHT J. M. ODOM Thos. G. GRAVES Benj. TAYLOR P .W. HICKS Thos. J. BRANTLEY Josephus McGOUGH Jas. GULLY Chas. LANKFORD Albert SLAWSON T. B. TOMPKINS

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 15 ' Jas. H. WILLIAMSON Geo. N. CAA;r:'ER J. W. '~~tJL1lS Leoy DORMAN Geo. ,W.bWENS Lewis, B:.' RUSH N. BETTERTON rhos.',CHAPPELL Hen:iy HARRISON, W. A• McFARLAND Andrew LEWIS G. W.SMITH, J. B. IVORY Geo. WASHINGTON John BROWN J. C. WILLIAMS Moses BROWN W. R. ALBRITTON J. F. PATTERSON Henry HAMMOND' Wiley FEUTRIL Geo. THOMPSON Moses'ROAN Jacob EMBERSON H. MALONE Hugh 'CARR P. B. WHITE Jas. FRANKLIN Christian BAYLISS C. JOHNSTON 116 (Continued) Peter SHOVAN Alfred HONEYCUTT Shadrick CARTER Joseph HESTER J. M. ANDERSON J. R. MAYES WID. ODOM W. H. LAW H. H. WALL Robt. HINTON Ed. BRONSON Chas. CONLEY Geo. GASKINS Jas. PEARSON Phil WILLHITE JuliaS C. JONES E. H. BAKER L. ARMSTRONG WID. W. GREEN P. B. REYNOLDS Robt. BUSBY Benj. PARDUE C. L. PARDUE J. A. MAYES Wm. WHITE Wm. TAYLOR Jesse TEDLETON Geo. EMERSON Jno. TAYLOR Simon CARNEY WID. HAMMOND T. J. BRASHER John TEDLETON Thos. GRIFFIN J. B. ROPITEE Nelson'EMBERSON Joseph BICRS Green COLJ:;SON, WID. HOBDY' A. M. GRIEF Geo. G. M~DUFFY J. W. TERRY E. B. BILLBERRY Robt. LINCOLN (Omitted from #3 Calvin HARDIE John KELLY list) Irving M.WI'LLIAMS Isaac GRIFFIN M. R. MART'IN ' Monroe COGS J. W. TAYLOR Geo. WHELLIS Cha'S. SMITH Fortune HICKS Saml MANUEL, Martin KERNER Silas WILLIAMS David BURLETT Danl CALHOUN John TAYLOR Benj. IRVIN W. HATTAWAY SamlWILLIAMS Hugh McNORTON Henry' JORDAN Anderson WILEY W. SIMPSON John JACKSON Phillip G. SIMONTON Caesar GRIFFIN W. B. BUTLER Andry CANADA Malcolm CALHOUN Danl BACHMAN Robt. PLATT Isaac SIMMONS Harrison DADE John PAYNE Thos. A. DAVIS Moses McNORTON WID. T. MITCHELL Aaron JACKSON W. W. WHITE Peter J~C:KSON Redin ALBRITTON Irvin tONG John CARTER Allen LEWI~ Shadrick CARTER Geo.CUtLEN, John DADE Grange ,CARR Frank JACKSON Lewis THOMAS Anthony HOLSEY A. M. ETlf.ERiDGE Albert WOODS W. H. RAINEY, Anderson GERGESS Francis M. GA~KIN$ Allison SHIELD M. FEUTRIL

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 16 ORIGINAL LAND ENTRIES OF NATCHITOCHES PARISH} LOUISIANA (Found in Natchitoches Parish Court House) After the thirteen colonies relinquished claims for lands from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mississippi River (and even farther West) by 1785 the United States had a become a vast land owner. A system was devised, whereby this land would be distributed. The rectangular system was used and as land became available it was either sold, granted to soldiers, etc. The "Original Entry" books are records of those transfers from the United States to individuals, schools, railroads, states, etc., etc. NAME OF THE PURCHASER SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES James BEASLEY 457 80.64 James J. KEY 457 80.64 Mathias BEASLEY 457 322.58 James J. KEY 457 80.64 Ambrose LECOMTE 957 39.87 R. ROBINSON 957 39.87 R. ROBINSON 10 5 7 40.25 Sam'l STEWART 10 5 7 80.50 Amb. LECOMTE 10 5 7 161. 00 Amb. LECOMTE 11 5 7 80.15 11 5 7 Amb. LECOMTE 14 5 7 15 5 7 15 5 7 399.89 Louis VERCHER 14 5 7 80.15 Dumas VERCHER 14 5 7 112.70 Bridget D. ROBINSON 957 79.75 Mark A. ROBERTSON 957 39.87 Alex. AIRHART 17 5 7 40.07 John TUBINISTICAN 17 5 7 40.07 John BAPTISTE (Indian) 17 5 7 40.08 William MONTICABY 17 5 7 40.08 Alex. AIRHART 17 5 7 80.15 Geo. AIRHART 17 5 7 80.15 Jas M. COLLINS 17 5 7 120.23 Jacob KYLE 18 5 7 80.74 Elisa Davidson HANNA 18 5 7 40.36 Jacob KYLE 19 5 7 40.17 McNEELY & NASH 19 5 7 120.51 N. G. McNEELY 19 5 7 40.17 Jas M. COLLINS 20 5 7 40.10 Claim of Marie PELAGIC 37 5 7 534.00 Eliza DAVtDSON Home 18 5 7 40.36 Augustus C. BROWN 20 5 7 79.96 Augustus C. BROWN 24 5 7 486.90 Augustus C. BROWN 30 5 7 200.58 Augustus C. BROWN 36 5 7 551.67 Alex. MONTGOMERY 158 39.75 David CHAPMAN 258 79.45 A. R. DOWDEN 858 160.38 Hugh DOWDEN 958 119.73 THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 17 NAME OF THE PURCHASER SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES

. , W'am K.TAYLOR 9' 5 .. 8 1 ' 39.54 Ahner C. BOOTY 10 . 5 8 80.45 James WILEY 10 5 8 119.30 W'am A. COl.LINS 10 5 8 40.23 Isaac POWELL 10 5 8 80.45 W'am K. TAYLOR 10 5 8 80.45 10 5 8 120.68 Peter AIRHART 11 5 8 79.61 Isaac POWELL 11 5 8 79.51 W'am K. TAYLOR 11 5 8 39.81 John S. LEVY patented to Sarah E. KILES 13 5 8 119.16 James LEE 13 5 8 119.16 W, am McLAREN 13 5 8 79.44 Peter AIRHART 14 5 8 79.72 Stephen GRANT 14 5 8 398.70 Willis F. SIMMONS 15 5 8 40.30 Francis M. SNELL 15 5 8 40.30 William WILEY 15 5 8 161.20 Franklin DAMON 20 5 8 40.13 James J. KEY 21 5 8 . 79.11 Willis F. SIMMONS 22 5 8 40.24 James J.KEY 22 5 8 80.46 Francis M. SNELL 22 5 8 40.24 Lewis E. FRANKLIN 8 5 7 39.77 Asel C. BISSETT 8 6 7 39.77 Elsabeth PAGE 18 6 7 79.56 Thomas W. PAGE 18 6 7 39.78 Thomas W. PAGE 19 6 7 39.80 Thos. W. PAGE . 20 6 7 20 6 7 119.68 Absalon C. ROBERTS 21 6 7 40.26 Benj. HOLT 29 5 7 39.85 Benj. HOLT 29 6 7 79.69 Thos. C. HOLT ·30 6 7 39.81 James D. McLEAN 30 6 7 159.23 Benj. GRUBS 30 6 7 79.64 James BEASLEY 30 6 7 79.64 Charles Smith HUNT 30 6 7 39.82 Charles Smith HUNT 31 6 7 79.64 William STEVENSON 31 6 7 39.80 Francis ADLE' 32 6 7 79.67 Alex L. DEBLIEUX 32 6 7 159.34 Valeu Louis ADLE' 33 6 7 79.65 James BEASLEY 33 6 7 79.64 30 6 7 79.64 32 6 7 159.34 33 6 7 79.64 Daniel SPARKS 4 6 5 80.56 5 William COBB 4 6 8 80.56 4 6 8 40.28 4 6 8 40.28 4 6 8 40.28

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 18 NAME OF PURCHASER SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES Benj. D. OWEN 4 4 6 8 120.84 Elijah MARREL 4 6 8 40.28 John COBB 5 6 8 80.35 Robert JAMIESON 5 6 8 40.18 Daniel SPARKS 5 6 8 80.48 Elizabeth R. RYLAND 5 6 8 40.23 William C. HORN 6 6 8 39.85 John LYNCH 6 6 8 31 7 8 79.69 William C. HORN 6 6 8 79.70 Pette T. MASSEY 6 6 8 39.85 6 6 8 39.85 6 6 8 39.85 6 6 8 - 159.40 John BILBO & David Young STEVENSON 6 6 8 79.71 Simeon MOSS 6 6 8 39.86 Simeon MOSS 6 6 8 39.85 Emery COKER 6 6 8 39.86 James LYNCH 6 6 8 39.86 Doctor P. COKER 7 6 8 39.92 Simeon MOSS 7 6 8 79.87 Thos. Moore BROWN 9 6 8 159.28 Thos. Moore BROWN 9 6 8 79.64 Benj. D. OWEN 9 6 8 79.64 Benj. D. OWEN 9 6 8 39.82 W'am H. MONTGOMERY 9 6 8 39.82 Claim of Abraham WRINKLES 1 6 8 Whole of Section Claim of P. BLUDWORTH 2 6 8 Whole of Section Claim of James MADDEN 13 6 8 Whole of Section Claim of Joseph GRUBBS 24 6 8 Whole of Section John C. TANIN 12 6 8 39.82 IRVIN & CASPARI 12 6 8 79.64 George AIRHART 12 6 8 12 6 8 W' am W. GARNER 12 6 8 159.29 Benajah D. OWEN 12 6 8 159.29 Abraham RINKLE 12 6 8 39.82 Alex AIRHART 12 6 8 39.82 HARDIE Brothers 12 6 8 79.64 Wm. W. GARNER 14 6 8 79.80 Benj. D. OWEN 15 6 8 159.69 Thos. McNEELY 17 6 8 638.60 John BOLTON 18 6 8 39.94 James E. HAWKINS 18 19 19 20 319.32 N. G. McNEELY 19 6 8 39.89 John BOLTON 19 6 8 19 6 8 119.68 19 6 8 79.79 Christopher C. PRESTON 20 6 8 39.86 Richard ODOM 20 6 8 79.72

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 19 NAME OF THE PURCHASER SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES Jeff-erson F. FULLER 21 6 8 39.93 Christopher C. PRESTON 21 6 8 39.93 JohnF. McNEELY 21 6 8 39.93 John J. NASH 21 6 8 39.93 John WARRICK 23 6 8 14 6 8 628.26 W'am STEPHENSON 25 6 8 79.70 Daniel BROWN 25 6 8 159.40 Isaac HOWELL 35 6 8 39.22 35 6 8 35.55 Allen WHEELER 1 7 8 79.56 MILLER Or CARTER 1 7 8 159.13 Heirs of John LAPLAN 1 7 8 79.56 Augustus WELCH 2 7 8 79.62 King R. PHARISS 2 7 8 35 8 8 119.40 Valmont THIBODEAUX 2 7 8 39.81 Frederick LYNCH 2 7 8 159.25 2 7 8 119-.43 Julia Ann WOODS 2 7 8 79.62 Allen WHEELER 2 7 8 79.62 John H. BRAZZEL 3 7 8 40.00 James D. TAYLOR 3 7 8 120.00 Egbert SELF 4 7 8 119.39 Louis GILCREASE 9 8 5 7 8 199.13 John H. JORDON 7 7 8 39.94 Rebecca W. DURRETT 7 7 8 39.94 Louis GILCREASE 9 7 8 39.80 David A. MOORE 12 7 8 159.16 W'am H. SCOTT 12 7 8 79.58 MILLER & CARTER 12 7 8 159.16 William NASH 13 7 8 79.53 Henry E. HAWTHORN 13 7 8 159.12 MILLER & CARTER 13 7 8 278.46 C. L. WALMSLEY 13 7 8 198.88 Heirs of Jas. M. GIBSON 14 7 8 636.96 Samuel B. MORRIS 15 7 8 15 7 8 119.31 Ephraim MARTIN 15 7 8 119.30 William NASH 15 7 8 79.53 William W. RHODES 18 7 8 18 7 8 156.60 Thomas JACKSON 18 7 8 78.30 Malcom GILCREASE 20 7 8 39.79 Averella Ann GATES 20 7 8 79.58 Bartholomew J. GATES 20 7 8 79.58 20 7 8 39.94 Eldred FOSHEE 21 7 8 119.36 Nathan SINGLETARY 21 7 8 79.57 Sam'l M. GIBBS 21 7 8 79.65 Richard BODEN 22 7 8 22 7 8 159.24

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 20 , NAME OF PURCHASER SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES James .F. WHITAKER 21 7 8 79.59 W'am J. TURNER 23 7 8 79.58 Eldred SMITH 23 7 8 79~55 Augustus R. TURNER 23 7 8 79.54 Green William LAWSON 23 7 8 79.50 James E. TURNER 23 7 8 159.10 Samuel M. GIBBS 24 7 8 79.65 Terence CHALER 25 7 8 636.64 Terence CHALER 26 7 8 238.56 James E. TURNER 26 7 8 79.52 Sylvester W. GRISWOOD 26 7 8 159.04 Etherlred SMITH 27 7 8 637.64 Richard BODEN 28 7 8 79.60 Mary E. BROADWAY 30 7 8 39.36 Robert M. COX 30 7 8 39.36 30 7 8 39.36 John D. POLLARD 31 7 8 39.84 William MATHEWS 31 7 8 199.20 Whitfield MOSS 31 7 8 39.84 C. L.· WALMSBY 31 7 8 79.68 Hezek1ah R. McLENDON 31 7 8 79.68 James LYNCH 31 7 8 39.84 George W. MONK 32 7 8 39.79 Marion GUIN 32 7 8 39.79 Henry .~ COOK 32 7 8 39.79 James·COBB 32 7 8 79.56 Henry·COOK 32 .7 8 39.79 Daniel SPARKS 32 7 8 39.79 CreedF. McDANIEL 32 7 8 39.79 S. M. HYAMS 32 7 8 79.58 Robert JAMIESON 32 7 8 39.79 Isaac ··POWELL 33 7 8 39.78 Richard BODEN 33 7 8 119.35 Daniel SPARKS 33 7 8 39.78 33 7 8 39.78 GeorgeW. MONK 33 ~ 8 39.78 Jol)n McCASKILL 33 7 8 39.78 Daniel BROWN 33 7 8 79.57 TylerW. GRISWOOD 33 7 8 119.'36 Rio Hondo Claim of Eli SMITH 34 7 8 636.88· Rio Hondo Claim of David :WRINKLE 3.5 7 8 36 7 8 636.60 Claim of Tre Jos. MAEZ 37 7 8 179.81 Philip WAGLAY 10 7 9 319.72 Nathaniel FORSHEE 4 7 9 39.82 Richard C. HORN 6 7 9 79.00 Clement W. ROYSTON 6 7 9 118.54 Stephen L. WILLIAMS 7 7 9 79.01 Silas MONK 8 7 9 159.92 Steph. L. WILLIAMS & Rich'. C. HORN8 7 9 39.89 Philip WAGLEY 8 7 9 79.93 Chick. CHAPLIN, Jr. 10 7 9 39.97 Sampson WHATLEY 10 7 9 39.97

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 21 NAME OF PURCHASER SECTION . 'TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES Philip WAGLEY 10 7 9 79.94 Philip WAGLEY 10 7 9 .119.88 Rebecca W. DURRETT 12 7 9 12 7 9 12 7 9 7 7 7 238.06 Benjamin F. DURRETT 12 7 9 39.82 C. L. WALMSLEY 12 7 9 12 7 9 13 7 9 398.75 Whitfield MOSS 14 7 9 80.00 Berry M. LYNCH 14 7 9 40.00 David MURRAY 14 7 9 80.00 Harfery? HOLLAND 15 7 9 159.73 Reuben HOLT 17 7 9 39.95 S. B. SELF 17 7 9 79.02 Thomas H. PATTERSON 18 7 9 79.12 Thomas FOX 18 7 9 79.11 James FOX 19 7 9 79.08 Clarissa L. FOX 19 7 9 197.69 Rio Hondo Claim of William CUMMINGS 21 7 9 639.74 Jas. HICKMAN 22 7 9 598.63 Joseph BREWSTER 22 7 9 39.87 James WITHERS 23 7 9 80.06 James WITHERS 26 7 9 120.11 E1zy FORSHEE 24 7 9 160.47 Silas M. McCOLLOUGH 25 7 9 80.35 Nancy CARTER 25 7 9 281.39 Mary C. BROADWAY 25 7 9 40.23 Robert M. COX 25 7 9 40.23 Rio Hondo Claim of Asa HICKMAN 27 7 9 640.36 James WITHERS 26 7 9 120.11 John CUMMINGS 28 7 9 80.00 Shadrack CUMMINGS 28 7 9 80.00 Mc Norrie1 BROWN 28 7 9 160.00 Alinia JONES 28 7 9 29 7 9 239.82 William J. ANGLEN 29 7 9 119.97 Floyd GOODGAME 29 7 9 119.94 Marian BROADWAY 29 7 9 39.97 John MENASCO 29 7 9 39.97 Alfred SELF 31 7 9 39.60 Leslie BARBIE 31 7 9 36 7 10 159.88 H~nry TYNES 36 7 9 79.00 POWELL 31 7 9 39.82 Frederick LYNCH 33 7 9 80.00 34 7 9 240.00 Walter R. WHATLEY, Jr. 34 7 9 80.00 Rio Hondo Claim of Asa HICKMAN 35 7 9 640.20 Davis C. COX 36 7 9 31 7 8 120.00 Franklin JOHNSON 36 7 8 120.33

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 22 NAME OF PURCHASER SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES George P. BYRD 36 7 8 40.11 Eldred PARKER 36 7 8 80.22 Marian BROADWAY 36 7 8 80.22 Gustavus MOBLEY 36 7 8 80.22 Claim of Asa HICKMAN 3 8 8 245.86 4 8 8 81.95 Mary BLUDWORTH 2 8 8 41.03 Alfred BLUDWORTH 2 8 8 82.05 Thos. HUNTER 3 8 8 123.25 W'am HUNTER 3 8 8 81.95 James Cox GILBERT 4 8 8 40.96 James LITTLE 4 8 8 81.91 Mahala AMACHER 4 8 8 40.96 Charles HOLDEN 4 8 8 40.96 John STEWART 4 8 8 40.95 John D. ESTESS 4 8 8 40.96 W, am BOLAND 4 8 8 40.96 John J. A. MARTIN 4 8 8 81.90 John STEWART 4 8 8 81.91 John STEWART 5 8 8 82.16 Mahala AMACKER 5 8 8 41.09 John H. ELLZEY 5 8 8 164.25 Renjah D. OWEN 5 8 8 41.09 Rio Hondo Claim Harriet CABLE 6 8 8 626.49 Susannah FREEMAN 7 8 8 38.41 Wilson BATES & * * &¢.*@ John J. A. MARTIN 9 8 8 79.53 John STEWART 9 8 8 79.53 S. W. KILE 10 8 8 79.39 Stinson GILCREASE 10 8 8 158.78 Hugh GILCREASE 11 8 8 318.00 Elizabeth BLACK 12 8 8 39.79 Wm. MORROW & S. W. KILE 12 8 8 39.79 St Anne PRUDHOMME 13 8 8 477.00 S. W. KILE 14 8 8 159.12 14 8 8 79.56 Stinson GILCREASE 15 8 8 158.85 Terry SMITH 18 8 8 96.90 Rio Hondo of Nancy R. HAYES 24 8 9 197.02 James McKIMMS, Sr. (Rio Hondo) 20 8 8 19 8 8 30 8 8 619.25 Rio Hondo James McKIMMS, Jr. 20 8 8 29 8 8 635.91 W'am NASH 25 8 8 79.66 William BARNES 26 8 8 39.83 David H. PHARRIS 26 8 8 278.48 Samuel WILLIAMS 27 8 8 39.76 William BARNES 27 8 8 28 8 8 318.12 Thomas JACKSON 27 8 8 79.52 Louis T. HAWTHORN 28 8 8 39.77 George H. MEADOWS 28 8 8 79.54

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 23 NAME OF PURCHASER SECTION TOWNSHIP RANGE ACRES Andrew Jacks. GOFF 28 8 8 79.54 Joseph ERWACK 28 8 8 79.54 John E. JACKSON 28 8 8 79.54 Nathan GILCREASE 30 8 8 ·38.45 Thomas GILCREASE 30 8 8 38.45 Alexander F. STACY 30 8 8 78.63 Zachariah LEE 33 8 8 119.19 Mary Routh BOOKER (Rio Hondo) 34 8 8 656.24 John M. MURPHY 36 8 8 35 8 8 119.44 W'amNASH 36 8 8 159.29 Allen WHEELER 35 8 8 79.66 Elvira THIBODEAUX 35 8 8 39.83 Graham KINARD 35 8 8 159.13 Solon BARTLETT 36 8 8 39.83 Etienne CHILLITRE 36 8 8 39.83 L. DUPLIEX 36 8 8 39.83 Henry BURGHER 37 8 8 161.68 Andrew SHAMARD 38 8 8 1165.09 ReubenG. EDWARDS 14 8 8 159.12 Stephen W. KILE 14 8 8 79.56 Rio Hondo of Sarah SHERIDAN 2 8 9 3 8 9 680.41 William SMITH 3 8 9 160.00 Rio Hondo of John SIBLEY . 4 8 9 3 8 9 33 9 9 34 9 9 630.99 Rio Hondo of Asa BAKUM 5 8 9 4 8 9 33 9 9 32 9 9 632.25 Emm? PRUDHOMME 32 9 9 5 8 9 8 8 9 9 8 9 4 8 9 639.17 Rio Hondo Miquel TUGAR 32 9 9 5 9 9 8 8 9 651.56 Rio Hondo Jose DEROHAS 6 8 9 31 9 9 654.09 Rio Hondo Jose Maria SOTO 31 9 9 6 8 9 654.09 Rio Hondo Manuel GONZALES 7 8 9 12 8 10 1 8 10 627.11 Rio Hondo Manuel BUSTAMENTE 8 8 9 7 8 9 12 8 10 631.81 Rio Hondo Trinidad CANDADO 8 7 8 9 632.41 Rio Hondo Henry SHERIDAN 9 16 8 9 638.30 (To be Continued) THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 24 BOSSIER PARISH INQUEST BOOK II

A continuation of Bossier Parish Inquest Book II abstracted by Ethel Krause. Page No. "D" 23 Marion Dudley, Gunshot by Charles Jeff or Robert Williams, 6 Oct 1918. A. B. Bush (Cor), T. J. Fullilove, R.L. McAnn, Jr.,J. R. Brandon, W. J. Owsby, Dayton Bush, Jr. Witnesses: Robert Williams, Noah Campbell, Jack Watson, Bill Jeter, Gifford Skannal, Charles Jeff, Bird Boston and Simon Brutus. 47 Abe Davis, Adner, LA, 7 Feb 1926, Gunshot Wound. Jurors: J. M. Wilson, C. V. Terry, M. D. Pully, R. O. Mitchell and W. L. Pilkinton. 48 Henry Durham, Bossier City, 14 Aug 1927. Gunshot by F. W. Childers. Jurors: Charles E. Friend, G. B. Smith, Tom Hickman, I. W. Whittington, J. H. Mado­ well and R. O. Carter (Cor). 89 W. H. Duprest, 40, Crushed in auto wreck I mile South of Filmore on Minden Rd. 1 June 1929. 122 Lucy Douglas, 40 (c) Benton, LA, 11 Mar 1930. Died of Natural Causes. R. O. Carter (Cor) 136 Mary Davis, 16 (c), Fullilove Plantation, Gunshot by William Thomas, 13 Jul 1930. R. O. Carter (Cor). "E" 43 Charlie Easley, 40 (c), Shot at foot of Traffic Bridge in Shreveport. Wit: Joe Renno, T. C. Johnson. 110 Clarence Edwards, 35 (c) Injury at Hamilton Oil Co. 18 Dec 1929, 5:45 p.m. Pulmonary Hemmorage. "F" 26 Will Faukner, Suicide by rope, pistol and auxiliary means, 14 Feb 1919. A. R. Bush (Cor), U. W. Hutchings, J. M. Bush, Mose A. Brown, D. E. Sorrell and Charles Smith jurors. 36 George L. Freeman, accidental drowning, 10 June 1924. R. O. Carter (Cor), Jurors: S. E. Anderson, R. E. Tibbits, Cortez Wait, S. W. Colvin and N. A. Yarborough. 59 R. A. Farmer-36-Accidental drowning at cutoff of Benton Road, Bossier Parish, LA. 15 Jul 1928 at 6 p.m. R. O. Carter (Cor). Witnesses: Mrs. Ira Farmer and two sons. 70 H. G. Frazier-60-Died on the job at the Louisiana Oil Refinery Co., of nat­ ural causes (acute dilation of heart) R. O. Carter (Cor). 83 W. E. Foster-Cotton Valley, 27 Apr 1929, Acute Alcoholism. R. O. Carter (Cor) Jurors: C. H. Giles, R. B. Coile, W. C. Ivey, J. P. Brezon and Travis Hollis. 94 W. D. Floy, 13 (c) Accidental drowning at Sligo, LA. 103 Quida Foy, 16 Oct 1929. Hit by truck driven by Jessie Cason. Unavoidable accident. Jurors: John J. Doles, M. B. Kidd, J. E. Walker; F. R. Ganett and S. J. Caldwell, Jr. Witnesses: Jessie Cason, J. T. Arnold, Annie Belle Williams, Sudie Crouch,· Gertrude Thomas, Morris Craft and W. F. Bell, Acting Coroner.

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 25 Page No. 106 Zongo Flournoy, 70 (c), Benton, LA. Senile degeneration, arterio sclerosis, etc. due to old age. 6 Oct 1929. R. O. Carter (Cor). 123 Child of J.~. Fleming, Jr. (c) Foster, LA, 7 Mar 1930. Born Dead. R. O. Carter (Cor). 129 Walter A. Fears, 51, Traffic Bridge, Bossier City, LA. Fractured skull, num­ erous body bruises. Died on way to sanitarium. R. O. Carter (Cor). "G" 31 Harry Gates & Elder McClain, 21 Jan 1922. Harry Gates killed Elder McClain, Harrison Cox, Abe Mitchell and Willie Nelson killed Harry Gates. Jurors: J. M. Bush, A. A. Whittington, N. A. Yarborough, G. C. Henry and Charles Smith. R. O. Carter (Cor) 49 Mrs. Gilmore, Bossier Parish, LA, died at home of natural causes, 12 Apr 1928. R. O. Carter (Cor) 67 Lathus Garey, 45 (c), Allendale, LA, 30 Oct 1928, 7 a.m. Dropped dead while chopping wood-organic heart trouble. Wit: Cora Watson, Mary Millen. R. O. Carter (Cor). 151 A. C. Gray, Bossier Parish, 14 Nov 1930. Pistol wound of chest by C. E. Wilson. Justifiable homocide. Jurors: N. B. Kelly, H. W. Scofield, A. E. June Green, Tom Hickman and W. B. Williams. 152 J. E. Garner, 67 (c) Taylortown, LA, 13 Nov 1930. R. O. Carter (cor). "H" 9 Emma Holden, Miller and Davis Plantation, 20 Jul 1916. A. R. Bush (cor) Witnesses on 15th Jul: D. E. Sorrell, Dayton Bush, A. C. Whittington, M.D. J. E. Davis and Wilburn Ogburn. Witnesses on 16th U. W. Hutchings, D. E. Sorenn, A. C. Whittington, J. H. Mad owe I I , L. R. Kirby, Ed Lee (c) ,Mattie Freeman, Lindy Jackson, Alfred Davis, Gloss Hunter and Bert Lee. 16 Ed Houston, 19 Nov 1917. Died of apoplexy, Bossier Parish, LA. Wit: R. H. Allen, Dr. D. C. Lyon, W. A. Lowe, D. D. Norris, H. C. Wyche and W. M. Worley. 41 Mingo Hicks, 19 Apr 1925, Bossier Parish, La. Gunshot wound. Jur: P. M Kelly, W. R. Allen, Y. B. Adams, R. O. Mitchell and R. O. Carter (cor). 50 Henry Hall (c) died at home of natural causes in Bossier Parish, LA. R. O. Carter (cor). 50 Girline Hoskin, (c) died in auto accident at Taylortown, LA 26 Jan 1928. R. O.Carter (Cor). 60 Horace Hogan (c) Mr. Bailey's Plantation. Shot in back of head and shot in back of both legs. Murderer unknown. R. O. Carter (cor). 72 Harry Hillier, Injury on Coushatta Hwy near Curtis, LA. 12 Oct 1928. Died Highland Sanitarium. Accident due to, careless driving. Fractured skull and borken neck. R. O. Carter (cor). 76 Luke Hamilton, 50 (c) McDade, LA. 3 Oct 1928. Natural Causes. R. O. Carter, (cor). 85 Carrie Hall, 30 (c) 1 May 1929 at 10 a.m. Tuberculosis. R. O. Carter (cor). 101 Leon Harris, 46 (c) widowed. Died on Hickman Plantation, Sligo, LA on 17 Sep 1929. Natural causes. R. O. Carter (cor). 103 Andrew Hardie, 90 (c) widowed. Died 12 Oct 1929 of senility. R. O. Carter, (cor) • 104 Mary Alice Hackett, 72 (c) widow. Died 28 Oct 1929 at 4 p.m. of heart and kidney disease. R. O. Carter (cor). 107 Mrs. Effie Hancock, 40 (c), Bossier City, LA on 6 Nov 1929. Chloroform poisoning. R. O. Carter (cor). 110 Georgia Ann Harris, 70 (c) Died Bolinger, LA of Dropsy, 20 Dec 1929, 9 a.m. R. O. Carter (cor).

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 26 Page No. 114 Jake Hughes, 30 (c) 9 Jan 1930, Southland Oil Co., Cotton seed caved in on him, died of suffocation. R. O. Carter (cor). 118 Luther Hall, 20 (c) McDade, LA., 17 Feb 1930. Gunshot wound by party in jail. R. O. Carter (cor). 119 Wesley Hill, 64 (c) Benton, LA, 16 Feb 1930. Died of natural causes. R. O. Carter (cor). 130 Bill Hodge, 60 (c) Taylortown, LA., 5 June 1930 1 a.m. Died of cystitis. R. O. Carter (cor). 139 F.(T) B. Hill, 65, Bossier City, LA., 28 Aug 1930 at 6 p.m. Natural causes. R. O. Carter (cor). 140 W. C. Hughes, Vanceville, LA. 29 Aug 1930. Accidental electrocution. R. O. Carter (cor). 137 Willie Hunter (also Richardson) 42 (c) Benton jail. Died of natural causes. Pellagra. R. O. Carter (Cor). 146 Mary Hainey, 50 (c), Bossier City, LA, 1 Oct 1930. Died of natural causes. R. O. Carter (cor). "J" 13 Will Johnson, 16 Apr 1917, Knife wound near heart inflicted by Ol1ie Jackson. Wit: Louis Booker, Ed Rigney, Willie Jackson (also Chapman), Lulo A. R. Bush (cor). 20 Willie Johnson, Sligo, La., :lO Jan 191B. Shot by John Batt. Wit: John Hugh­ ley, Mureal Moore, Will Daniel (eye witness), Eli Holman, Coop Dudley (eye witness), J. B. Durham, Harrison Jeter, Cleveland Jeter, Flavon Simmons, John Lee Murry, Will Hines, Bob White, Bob Williams, Monroe Black, John John­ son, Charles Edwards, Will Lawson, Phillipp Conway, A. R. Bush (cor). Jurors: U. W. Hutchings, Dayton Bush, Charles Smith and R. N. Cunyus. 21 Caleb Joiner, Shot by Willie Dickson on H. P. Crye Place, 25 Aug 1918. Wit: George Haley, Ernest Hamilton, Mark Tate (Allen Plantation), Martin Lewis, Arthur Carter (Trilby Plantation, Jerry Campbell (Allen Plantation) and Ar­ thur Monk (Allen Plantation. A. R. Bush (cor). Jurors: Dayton Bush, J. M. Bush, Charles Smith, H. P. Crye and U. W. Hutchings. 51 Willie Jackson (c) Railroad Tracks in Bossier City, LA. Was killed by gun­ shot wound while resisting arrest by officer Ardis Green. R. O. Carter (cor). 52 Janet Johnson, 3, Antrim, La. 21 Mar 1928. Run over by automobile. R. O. Carter (cor). 61 Ester Jones, 19 (c) Bossier City, LA, 6 Sep 1928. Died of natural causes. R. O. Carter (cor). 85 Tom Joiner, 40 (c), Sligo, LA, 23 May 1929, 4 p.m. Died of natural causes. R. O. Carter (cor). 97 Arnold Jones, 70 (c) Benton, LA., 25 Aug 1929, Chronic nephritis. R. O. Car­ ter (cor). 100 Mamie Lee Jackson, 22 (c) Elm Grove, LA. 14 Sep 1929. Died in Charity Hospi­ tal in Shreveport. Shot at close range by husband, Nolan Jackson. Right arm shot off and part of right breast. Wit: Henry Williams. R. O. Carter (cor). lOB Percy James, 22 (c) Bossier City, 20 Nov 1929. Gun shot wound. R. O. Carter (cor) • III Ann Jainter, 65 (c) Sligo, LA. , 14 Dec 19 29, 2 p.m. Died of. Pellagra. R. O. Carter (cor) 115 Aaron Jeter, 75 (c) Sligo, LA. , 20 Jan 1930. Died of Natural causes. R. O. Carter (cor). 131 Willie Johnson, 58 (c) 28 June 1930, Curtis, LA. Died of natural causes. R. O. Carter (cor).

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 27 Page No. 132 Lula Johnson, 70 (c), 18 June 1930. Died at home in Bossier City, La. of Natural Causes. R. O. Carter (Gor). 140 Columbus Jolmson, 2~ yrs (c), notifi.ed by Columbus. Marshall on 1 Aug 1930. Died of Natural Causes. R. O. Carter (Cor). "K" 17 Sam Kelly, died of gunshot wound by Nelson "Big Boy" Barnhardt. Shot dur­ ing robbery. Wit: Sam Soutb.erland, Chas. King (c), Lige Nelson, R. B. Nelson, Guy Richerson, Sam Smith (c), Ethel Smith, Annie Lee Goldsmith (c), George Kelly, Richard Wesley (c) and Frank Johnson (c). Jurors: A. R. Bush (Cor), D. E. Sorrell, D. W. Kelly, A. E. Nelson, Dayton Bush, W. W. Hatching. 34 George Kelly, 4 May 1924, Pistol Wound inflicted by Horace Clark. Jurors: G. C. Huckabay, 1. K. Tucker, A. B. Smith, John Chandler, E. W. Fullilove, R. O. Carter (Cor). 73 Lemuel King, 15 (c), 8 Oct 1928, died of Natural Causes. R. O. Carter (Cor). 132 Nora Kirsch, 40, Coushatta Rd., 13 June 1930, Internal injuries and cuts about body and limbs. R. O. Carter (Cor). "L" 10 Jack Lee, 17 Sep 1916, murdered by Will Turner (c), hit on back of head by 2 x 4 skantlin. Happened on Dudley Elston's Place. Wit: Mary Lizzie Wesley of Minden, Andrew Ross, and Joe Brown .of Minden. Jurors: A. R. Bush (Cor), D. E. Sorrell, Dayton Bush, J. J. Linson, William Johnson and Berry Smith.· 12 Jim Logan, 24 Mar 1917, died at Cotton Oil Mill of Natural Causes. Boss­ ier City, La. A. R. Bush (Cor), M. E. Williams and T. O. Tinsley. 29 A. W. Love, 8 July 1919 at Curtis, La. Died of Natural Causes. A. R. Bush (Cor). 30 Albert Lewis,. 12 Jan 1921, Plain Dealing, La. Gunshot wound to head by Ed Graham. Also involved were Madge Graham and James Watson. This was a premeditated murder. Wit.: R.A. Woody, W. J. Johnston, T. B. Bixler, J. B. Johnston, W. H. Martin, S. P. Johnston, J. P. 40 W. T. Lewis, 16 Mar 1925. Crushed Skull by acid phosphate caving in and throwing him.into machinery. Bossier City, La. Accidental death. G. C. Huckaby, J. N. Anderson, W. B. Hutton, Chas. Smith and W. P. Smith. 71 John Henry Lee, Jr. 3 mos. (c), Vanceville, La. 8 Oct 1928. No medical attention. R. O. Carter (Cor). 76 Amos Ludd, 70 (c), 2 Dec 1928, Curtis, La. Died of Natural Causes. R. O. Carter (Cor). 86 John Loth, 75 (c), Elm Grove, La., 16 May 1929, died of Heart Failure. R. O. Carter (Cor). 90 Emma Law, 42 (c), 19 June 1929, Sligo, La. Died of dropsy. R. O. Carter (Cor). 100 Joe Love, 16, Plain Dealing, La., 2 Sep 1929, Accidental Drowning. R. O. Carter (Cor). 120 Rill Fullilove Lambeth, 2 Feb 1930, gunshot wound inflicted accidentally by Sam Brocato. Wit: N. P. Hanson, N. B. Kelly, R. W. Smith and W. M. McCall. J. M. Emmons, and R. O. Carter (Cor). 120 J. E. Locke, 29 Jan 1930, Run over by moving truck driven by D. D. Nor­ mal (Unavoidable). Wit: A. J. Broussard, N. B. Kelly, W. B. Williams, ·B. B. Warner, Chas. E. Friend and R.O. Carter (Cor). (To be continued)

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 28 BOSSIER PARISH MAR'RIAGES 187·7-1880

The following is a continuation of marriage records copied by Ethel Krause from marriage book "E" of Bossier Parish, Louisiana. The original books are in the Office of the Clerk of Court of Bossier Parish, Benton, Louisiana 71106. GROOM, BRIDE DATE PAGE BELL, Louis Georgianna HOUSTON 19 Jul 1877 79 JONES, C. H. Arminta WILLIAMS 18 Aug 1877 80 THURMOND, Thomas Estha LEE 24 Jan 1877 81 BINNERY, Calvin Margaret MOON 4 Jul 1877 82 VANCE, Frank Charity KELLY 29 Aug 1877 83 WEBB, Joseph Finnie BRYANT 25 Aug 1877 84 MARTIN, Quitman Mattie JACKSON 11 Sep 1877 85 FARRINGTON, F. M. Margaret BURKS 24 Aug 1877 86 HAMITER, James Rose DICKARD 3 Sep 1877 87 BARNETT, Ed Eliza WASHINGTON 17 Sep 1877 88 BARNETT, Joseph Mrs. E. JONES 6 Sep 1877 89 STROMIER, Milton (SfR6MEYER) Alabama JAMES 14 Sep 1877 90 GOODWIN, E. Laura MATLOCK 15 Sep 1877 91 SANDERS, Samuel Jane PETERSON 6 Sep 1877 92 PHILLIPS, Allan Polly GREEN 27 Sep 1877 93 ALLEN, Robert Airey ROSS 4 Oct 1877 94 MOORE, Jeff Josephine SIMON 29 Sep 1877 95 NASH, Berry R. Minnie H. ELLISON 4 Oct 1877 96 JOHNS, Jefferson Meter JOHNSON 6 Oct 1877 97 DEWBERRY, Charles Judy JOHNS 6 Oct 1877 98 LAWSON, Harlan Mary HARRIS 11 Oct 1877 99 WILSON, Y. B. M. E. KEITH (Lizzie) 16 Oct 1877 100 ARNOLD, Joseph Winnie STAMPS 16 Oct 1877 101 ADAMS, Robert Mattie CHILDERS 21 Sep 1877 102 JOHNSON, Henry Viva WADE 25 Oct 1877 103 SIMPSON, Henry Patsy MURPHEY 25 Oct 1877 104 MARTIN, Richard Maria GRIFFEN 19 Oct 1877 105 JINKINS, Frank Maria GLOVER 20 Oct 1877 106 PLAYER, Enoch Malinda WHITTAKER 2 Nov 1877 107 MEYERS, George Charlotte ALLEN 31 Oct 1877 108 ADGER, Douglas Amanda PLAYER 3 Nov 1877 109 WASHINGTON, George Della LEE 12 Oct 1877 llO FRANKLIN, Abe Mary E. BETH 28 Oct 1877 111 BLEDSOE, Tandy Amanda GREEN 2 Nov 1877 112 RED, Edward Malinda WILLIAMS 17 Nov 1877 113 ROBB, J. E. Mary A. McDONALD 11 Nov 1877 114 BOYKIN, Willis Martha SMITH 18 Nov 1877 115 MORRIS, D. A. Emma E. WISE 22 Nov 1877 116 BROWNLEE, Newton C. Lou A. ARNOLD 29 Nov 1877 117

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GROOM BRIDE DATE PAGE BIGBEE, O. C. M. P. BURKS 18 Nov 1877 118 MIMS, Wyatt Caro1i :neALLEN 15 Nov 1877 119 JAMES, Peter Ann JONES; 15 Dec 1877 . 120 GRAFPE, J. B. Buena Vista COPELAND 18 Dec' 1877 121 WILLIAMS, Cary Susan HOWELL 22 Dec 1877 122 GLADNEY, Dick Jennie GIBSON 26 Dec 1877 123 PORTER, Edwa-rd Emma WESS 27 Dec 1877 124 MOSELY, Cube Sarah BOWLING 27 Dec 1877 125 CHASE, Allen Lennie SPHERANCE 22 Sep 1877 126 LEWIS, Burton Caroline HAYS 23 Dec 1877 127 ROBERSON, Henry Julia ADAMS 29 Dec 1877 128 MIMS, Reuben Caroline GARRETT 20 Dec 1877 129 JOHNSON, Carter Henrietta HYNES 27 Dec 1877 130 HUGHES, Green Lorely Ann JONES 29 Dec 1877 131 ROBERSON, John FranceS E. SPURLIN 20 Dec 1877 132 MORROW, Mathew Mary Elizabeth RICHARDS 9 Dec 1877 133 McCOY, Clarence Lena CARLISLE 27 Dec 1877 134 McMULLEN, Miles Amey McCOY 27 Dec 1877 135 BISHOP, W. H. Attie B. FARMER 20 Dec 1877 136 BURNS, Lewis Nicey RED 4 Jan 1878 137 McCARTY, William J. POCKERS 9 Dec 1877 138 SMITH, David Francis MALONY 3 Jan 1878 139 JORDAN, Lin Elizabeth ADAMS 20 Dec 1877 140 JONES, Green Francis MOORE 5 Jan 1878 141 WEST, John Jennie EDENS 3 Jan 1878 142 HANSON, Andy Ann DICKSON 15 Dec 1878 143 PARKS, Spencer Jane ARNOLD 27 Dec 1877 144 HANDY, George Elvira LEWIS 10 Jan 1878 145 BURKE, Moode Ludy HOUSTON 10 Jan 1878 146 KELLY, B. A. Eudocia FORT 10 Jan 1878 147 ADAMS, General ~rtha MILES 27 Dec 1877 148 McGINTY, William Hayes JONES 10 Jan 1878 149 SMITH, Granville C. Julia JOHNSON 22 Dec 1877 150 JOHNSON, James Betty WATSON 3 Nov 1877 151 SULLIVAN, Franklin . Margaret L. ROACH 10 Jan 1878 152 DUDLEY, George W. Lucy SAVANNAH 30 Dec 1877 153 HOLLOWAY, Len Edie MONROE 20 Dec 1877 154 GREEN, Morris Lucinda LEWIS 20 Oct 1877 155 JOHNSON, Nicholas Emma MARTIN 28 Dec 1877 156 HAYWOOD, William Ellen ARLEDGE 13 Jan 1878 157 ELIGIN, West Sallie ROBERSON 12 Jan 1878 158 MIMS, Jordan Caty 'rAYLOR 17 Jan 1878 159 FLEMING, Dick A1ic'e TUCKER 9 Jan 1878 160 WATKINS, Henry Laura AGNES 10 Jan 1878 161 JENNINGS, Henry Caddy HARRIS 9 Jan 1878 162 CARTER, Pomp Charity CALDWELL 26 Jan 1878 163 JOHNSON, Jerry Mandy PORTER 31 Jan 1878 164 THOMPSON, James Lucy HENDRICKS 31 Jan 1878 165 DAVIS, Thornton Lucy RILEY 26 Jan 1878 166 LOFTIN, John H. Emma .LOCKLEY 7 Feb 1878 167 ROUNSAVALLE, S. S. Mollie ONEAL 13 Feb 1878 168 RICHARD, Foster Catharine TAYLOR 24 Jan 1878 169 WILLIAMS, Elijah Sarah ALEXANDER 26 Jan 1878 170

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 30 GROOM BRIDE DATE _.-PAGE EASTER, William Francis STOKES 27 Dec 1877 171 HILL, Charles Malinda EASTER 8 Jan 1878 172 WRIGHT,· Pleas Caroline JOHNS 14 Feb 1878 173 SANDERS, George . Florence PARRER 14 Feb 1878 174 McCALL, J. M. Catharine CLARK 14 Feb 1878 175 BING, Samuel Emma LOCKEY 20 Feb 1878 176 HENDERSON, Richard Lucy McqUEEN 21 Feb 1878 177 ADAMS, Gilbert Hopie LEE 14 Feb 1878 178 ANDERSON, Sam Ollie STARKS 23 Feb 1878 179 PARKER, Arthur Sallie NELSON 23 Feb 1878 180 STUART, ~. F. Vicey ARLEDGE 31 Jan 1878 181 BATSON, William Ereiine HINTON 21 Feb 1878 182 MILES, Allen Julia MAXWELL 14 Feb 1878 183 NELOMS, James Dalitha BATSON 21 Feb 1878· 182 JOHNSON, Joseph Rachel PLUMB 23 Feb 1878 185 LAWSON, Stephen Nancy SMITH 2 Mar 1878 186 MOON, L. W. Jenette STRINGER 16 .Mar 1878 187 WESLEY (WESTLEY) WIn. Watson Ellen ANDERSON 14 Mar 1878 188 GOODWIN, F. M. Lida GRAHAM 7 Mar 1878 189 WILLIAMS, Sam Mary (Mollie) RODEN 9 Feb 1878 190 WEBB, Edward Rachel VINEY 23 Mar 1878 191 EDWARDS, Lu Harriett COLEMAN 14 Feb 1878 192 LEE, Thomas Nancy DAVIS 16 Feb 1878 193 McCONNELL, George Sarah DICKSON 28 Mar 1878 194 WELLS, Zack Mclrtha DUNCAN 16 Mar 1878 195 DENMAN, Porter Amelia JACKSON 17 Mar 1878 196 WARD, Toney Serlim GREEN 21 Mar 1878 197 SMALLMOOR, Alick Josephine FORD 6 Apr 1878 198 McCOWEN, Harrison Martha JAMES 16 Mar 1878 199 SPURLIN, John Jane WRIGHT 25 Mar 1878 200 SMALLWOOD~ Charles Rina KENNER 11 Apr 1878 201 WERRING, Chas.(Carley WARREN) Jane FRANKLIN 18 Aug 1878 202 WILLIAMS, Ellis Mariah HEWS 7 Apr 1878 203 RUCKER, Dick Charlotte FRANKLIN 31 Mar 1878 204 PHILLIPS, Isaac Victoria BANKS 4 May 1878 205 ROBERSON, Wesley Malinda CARPER 8 May 1878 206 LEEK, Samuel Emily TINGLER 8 May 1878 207 JONES, Isaac Ann DANIELS 16 May 1878 208 CHERRY, Ed Eliza BAILEY 25 May 1878 209 CAPERS, Rusty Vivey CASH 30 May 1878 210 BELL, J. C. Katie D. SANDIDGE 30 May 1878 211 ALLEN, Willis E. J. GIBSON 12 May 1878 212 MORRISON, W. W. Margery A. CLARK 22 May 1878 213 FISK, Eugene Caroline FRAZIER 15 Jun 1878 214 LEE, Charles Matilda MACTON 13 Jun 1878 215 DAY, William Henry Beulah CAMPBELL 13 Jun 1878 216 AKIN,W. B. L. B. BARNACASTLE 19 Jun 1878 217 ARNOLD, Robt. Emma PARKS 23 Jun 1878 218 JOHNSTON, William Susan E. HENDRICKS 5 Feb 1878 219 WADE, Cornelius Patsy STROMEYER 7 Jul 1878 220 HODGES, C. B. L •. V. SACKWELL 25 Jul 1878 221 ARNOLD ,William J. Mary B. BURTON 22 Jul 1878 222 SHERROD, Prince Fannie JOHNSON 1 Aug 1878 223

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 31 GROOM BRIDE DATE PAGE KINCH, Robert Martha WAGNER 25 Jul 1878 224 GOODING, Nero Hannah WILSON 10 Aug 1878 225 JOHNSON, Lewis Bettie HILLIARD 23 Aug 1878 226 HARRISON, John Alice JACKSON 22 Aug 1878 227 MILES, John Priscilla WORKS 24 Aug 1878 228 BRADFORD, Abram Fannie TAYLOR 25 Aug 1878 229 YORK, Thomas Matilda BRANCH 5 Sep 1878 230 RITCHEY, Ned Milda JOHNSON 20 Jul 1878 231 CHASE, Joshua Georgianna BLANDON 5 Sep 1878 232 WALLS, George Elizabeth LOGAN 8 Sep 1878 233 SHAVER, B. F. Dora .BURKS 12 Sep 1878 234 PHILLIPS, Jack Harriett LYNN 10 Sep 1878 235 COOK, Hardee Maggie RAWLS 4 Mar 1878 236 JENKINS, Atkins Maggie HOLT 20 Feb 1878 237 OLIVER, George Celia J0JiI.NSON 7 Mar 1878 238 LONG, Nelson Maria WILLIAMS 8 Mar 1878 239 COOK, Henry R. Savilla STEWMAN 17 Feb 1878 240 JOHNSON,. Jacob A. S. CARTER 2 Feb 1878 241 WILLS, Robert Sallie GARDNER 5 Sep 1878 242 WILLIAMS, John Affie GARRISON 28 Sep 1878 243 HUNTER, Wilson Mrs. Louisa GARRETT 30 Sep 1878 244 JEFFERSON, William Adreen BRIGETT 19 Sep 1878 245 CAWTHORNE, William Eliz.abeth WILLIAMS 19 Sep 1878 246 PHILLIPS, Joseph Harriet McGUINTY 29 Sep 1878 247 RIDLEY, Andy Rebecca NOBLIS 26 Sep 1878 248 McDONALD, William Martha WALLACE 25 Jul 1878 249 SIMMONS, Perry Lucy DANIELS 12 Oct 1878 250 McCAA, Charles D. Catharine HOLT 17 Oct 1878 251 DUVOSE,Madison Elizabeth JOHNSON 7 Oct 1878 252 GAY, Jinkins Judy HALL 31 Oct 1878 253 STEPHENS, Felix Gracey BONNER 7 Nov 1878 254, HOLLOWAY, J. E. J. C. EVERETT 10 Nov 1878 255 DOUGLAS, Brooks Laura LEE 26 Nov 1878 256 OGLESBY, W. W. N. J. DEMOSS 28 Nov 1878 257 HINKLE, E. Y ~ A. H. WELLS 21 Nov 1878 258 BOGGS, S. J. Francis M. ROGERS 1 Dec 1878 259 SUMMIS, Andy Jane SMITH 15 Nov 1878 260 KENNER, Moses Phoebe LEE 2 Dec 1878 261 JACKSON, Andrew L. M. McDANIEL 15 Dec 1878 262 MORGAN, Augustus Fannie GRYDER 15 Dec 1878 263 PANKARD, Benjamin Mary CAMPBELL 15 Dec 1878 264 MIMS, John Fannie HOWARD 19 Dec 1878 265 JONES, Charles Sarah SaCKMAN 24 Dec 1878 266 TAZWELL, Mathew Flits YOUNG 26 Dec 1878 267 JAMES, S. F. Eliza VANCE 26 Dec 1878 268 McDADE, Madison Millie GROUNDS 26 Dec 1878 269 ROGERS, J. E. C. E. HEIFNER 11 Dec 1878 270 GAILLIARD, Calvin Ellen BANKS 26 Dec 1878 271 McKINNEY, W. B. G. A. DEMOSS 24 Dec 1878 272 GLEASON, W. E. Mary A. BURKS 15 Dec 1878 273 MADING, E. G. Salli!; E. BRYAN 17 Dec 1878 274 JOHNSON, Walker Eliza WASHINGTON 31 Jan 1879 275 McKILLIP, E. J. M. A. DIFFEY 15 Jan 1879 276 THOMAS, Chas. Rose JENKINS 7 Jan 1879 277

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 32 GROOM BRIDE DATE PAGE JOINER, Thomas Rose MORRIS 26 Dec 1878 278 THOMAS, John Emma ORANGE 9 Jan 1879 279 SHAVER, W. R. L. A. DUGERS 24 Dec 1878 280 WISE, R. B. M. L. BENNETT 9 Jan 1879 281 DEMOSS, W. H. Allie ALLEN 18 Dec 1878 282 BOEHMER, Charles A. E. J. G. MORGAN 2 Jan 1879 283 GRYDER, John F. Carrie M. JOHNSON 10 Dec 1878 284 CARTER, Virgil Harriet CANNON 26 Dec 1878 285 WILSON, Ben Palmira (Palmyra) BELL 28 Dec 1878 286 JAMES, Presley Susan CAMPBELL 15 Jan 1879 287 MUSSER, G. W. Mrs. N. C. BATES 14 Jan 1879 288 KNOX, Walter Sophia THOMAS 17 Jan 1879 289 WHITE, Harrison Phillis PORTER 7 Jan 1879 290 JORDAN, Isaac Britanna LAWSON 23 Jan 1879 291 DAVIS, J. T. Annie M. McMANUS 21 Jan 1879 292 BLACKBURN, Thomas Margaret HOWARD 23 Jan 1879 293 SMITH, James Maria DAVIS 29 Aug 1878 294 JORDAN, Wm. W. Kate N. JONES 27 Jan 1879 295 DUCKETT, George Jane JOHNSON 2 Jan 1879 296 LEE, Jacob Fannie BROWN 16 Jan 1879 297 JACKSON, Howard Mollie HALL 26 Dec 1878 298 THOMAS, George Rebecca JOHNSON 14 Jan 1879 299 SMITH, Frank Martha SCRUGGS 29 Dec 1878 300 JOHNSON, Joshua Henrietta WRIGHT 25 Dec 1878 301 WILLIAMS, Isaac Rhody DILLARD 11 Dec 1878 302 ATKINS, J. D. Ophelia L. POOLE 22 Jan 1879 303 WILLIAMS, Robert Lizzie DAVIS 19 Jan 1879 304 GAILLIARD, Isaac Lizzie WILLIAMS 25 Jan 1879 305 ROBERSON, Charles Mollie HARDEMAN 26 Jan 1879 306 JACKSON, Mathew Lavinia CASTARD 6 Feb 1879 307 McDONALD, J. W. Desdemonia ARNOLD 26 Jan 1879 308 BEASLEY, Andy Ellen CONNELL 16 Jan 1879 309 PARKER, Jack Lucinda WILLIS 30 Jan 1879 310 BROWN, Monday Ellen BROWN 13 Feb 1879 311 McCOIvAN, Henry Irene TURNER 27 Jan 1879 312 GARDNER, Emanuel Ella WALKER 13 Feb 1879 313 OLIVER, J. L. M. A. COKER 5 Jan 1879 314 TIMBERLAKE, William Donna NATTIN 19 Feb 1879 315 HAWKINS, William Jennie WALKER 20 Feb 1879 316 HYAMS, Charles Delia PUGH 22 Feb 1879 317 HOOKER, A. F. L. E. DIFFEY 24 Feb 1879 318 BROWN; Mose Lucy FOLLINS 10 Jan 1879 319 WILLIAMS, S. W. Lizzie HOWELL 20 Feb 1879 320 WILLIAMS, F. D. Sallie HUGHES 27 Feb 1879 321 GILMER, Murray Susannah JONES 25 Jan 1879 322 JOHNSON, Nick Bettie KELLY 18 Feb 1879 323 BRADLEY, Lewis Malinda IRVIN 27 Feb 1879 324 BIXLER, F. B. M. H. DURDIN 4 Mar 1879 325 STEWART, J. J. M. S. COOMBS 13 Mar 1879 326 CORNELIUS, Moses Ann WEST 8 Mar 1879 327 GREEN, William Mary SMITH 5 Mar 1879 328 COOK, John Irene GAY 20 Mar 1879 329 PLAYER, Sam Margaret ADGER 26 Mar 1879 330 BROWN, Aaron Pheni OWENS 22 Mar 1879 331

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 33 GROOM BRIDE DATE PAGE JOHNSON, Sam Harriet WELLS 31 Mar 1879 332 WILLIAMS, John S. Mattie BING 9 Apr 1879 333 CRAWFORD, Michael v Mary McCULLOUGH 16 Apr 1879 334 GLADNEY, Robert Eliza CONNELL 4 May 1879 335 TURNER, James Fannie MITCHELL 8 May 1879 336 CHARLESTON, Wm. Rebecca JOHNSON 8 May 1879 337 HUNTER, Mike Patsy WILLIAMS 19 Apr 1879 338 BELL, William Martha FRAZIER 3 May 1879 339 SWANN, J. S. Mattie G. GRAVES 28 May 1879 340 HINDMAN, L. M. Margaret ETHRIDGE 27 May 1879 341 CRAWFORD, Sam Amanda ARLEDGE 8 May 1879 342 BROOKS, William Sallie DUNCAN 15 Jun 1879 343 GILL, Fletcher Jane SIMS 4 Jun 1879 344 PROFFITT, Joshua Harriet JACKSON 21 Jun 1879 345 FARINGTON, A. B. Rebecca A. WINDSOR 24 Jun 1879 346 HARRISON, Robert Maggie MITCHELL 31 May 1879 347 SMILEY, Richard Ann DANS 23 Jun 1879 348 PLAYER, Ewell Lucy ADGER 27 Jun 1879 349 STRAYHAN, H. W. R. B. L. PATTERSON 10 Jul 1879 350 SMITH, Granville Louisa LEE 23 Jul 1879 351 CARTER, Harrison Cloe SANDERS 10 Jul 1879 352 DICKEY, James Mandy JONES 31 Jul 1879 353 HILL, Buck Sarah VINCENT 26 Jun 1879 354 WARE, David Jane LITTLEJOHN 8 Jul 1879 355 JONES, Anthony Martha BELCHER 8 Jul 1879 356 KILGORE, J. V. Mrs. C. DUNN 21 Jul 1879 357 CASON, O. C. Mary L. iHAVER 29 Jul 1879 358 NEAL, Sam Maria STEWMAN 2 Aug 1879 359 FRANKLIN, John Lilly WILSON 14 Aug 1879 360 GAYLES (GAlLES) Manuel (Meuse) Lizzie WASHINGTON 16 Aug 1879 361 THOMAS, J. A. Alza BAKER 28 Aug 1879 362 MAYS, M. J. M. E. WINGATE 4 Aug 1879 363 THOMAS, Beauregard Enuna NEAL 4 Aug 1879 364 BUTLER, Jeff Sallie JOHNSON 21 Aug 1879 365 WALLACE, J. H. Arminta WATKINS 7 Aug 1879 366 McCONNELL, Allen Laura BALLARD 30 Aug 1879 367 FOWLER, Ephraim Mattie BOLDING 3 Sep 1879 368 JACKSON, Henry Maria MITCHELL 6 sep 1879 369 JONES, Edward Addie DENT 11 Sep 1879 370 BUNCH, George Mary BRIGHT 28 Aug 1879 371 TAYLOR, James Enuna RANSON 11 Sep 1879 372 WATT, J. S. M. C. BOUNDS 4 Sep 1879 373 MASTER, Lewis Ellen JOHNSON 6 Sep 1879 374 MALONE, E. N. M. P. POCKINS 11 Sep 1879 375 BAKER, W. C. Theodocia BAKER 18 Sep 1879 376 REED, Charles Sarah SMITH 20 Sep 1879 377 OWENS, Ransom Maria CRAIG 19 Jun 1879 378 BERNEATHY, H. W. Elizabeth GARRETT 30 Sep 1879 379 THOMAS, Randall Alice FORD 9 Oct 1879 380 CALDWELL, John Adaline JOHNSON 25 Sep 1879 381 WELLS, Wiltz Lilly HENRY 11 Sep 1879 382 GARRETT, G. W. N. J. GRIGERS 28 Sep 1879 383 ARLEDGE, J. M. L. J. KEITH 2 Oct 1879 384 MANN, John Pris TOWNSEND 9 Oct 1879 385

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 34 GROOM BRIDE DATE PAGE FLOWERS, William Ellen COLLINS 10 Oct 1879 386 MANRY, J. E. Eliza (Lida) A. BANKS 22 Oct 1879 387 PILKINTON, J. G. Alice L. LOTT 22 Oct 1879 388 BENJAMIN, Ted Lena CARR 11 Nov 1879 389 MONROE, Zack Eliza BALL 30 Oct 18 7 9 390 JOHNSON, Andrew Margaret WILLIAMS 13 Oct 1879 391 BRYANT, Scott Henrietta SANDERS 20 Nov 1879 392 MATLOCK, J. S. Nannie E. SHAW 16 Nov 1879 393 COOK, Enoch Mary EDWARDS 22 Nov 1879 394 HADLEY, J. L. Lulu BOWERS 20 Nov 1879 395 SINLY, Robert M. L. HICKS 13 Nov 1879 396 SIMPKINS, Spencer Sarah MIMS 14 Nov 1879 397 KENNER, Ned J. Agnes WALKER 16 Oct 1879 398 SMITH, Lawrence Sarah BANKS 22 Nov 1879 399 HUNTER, Willis Sarah STEWART 12 Nov 1879 400 CHATMAN, Jacob Lucinda JOHNSON 22 Nov 1879 401 MARTIN, Wesley Sarah TlN.KER 29 Nov 1879 402 BOUNDS, W. A. N. E. L. WATT 23 Oct 1879 403 BINDEN, Richard Rebecca COLLIER 23 Nov 1879 404 RICHARDS, Richard Catharine WILLIAMS 27 Nov 1879 405 GILMER, John Emily RANDALL 23 Oct 1879 406 MOSELY, Daniel Susan JACKSON 29 Aug 1879 407 KELLY, H. S. E. A. MADING 10 Dec 1879 408 ROBINSON, Julius Charlotte KYLES 27 Nov 1879 409 GIVENS, Abram Bettie HENDERSON 16 Dec 1879 410 MORRIS, Anderson (C. A.) Mary BURK 18 Dec 1879 411 ROSEBOROUGH, George Ann WESLEY 18 Dec 1879 412 GILMER, Dick Vinie GILMER 7 Dec 1879 413 SAMPLER, C. H. Margaret SELLERS 4 Dec 1879 414 JACKSON, Amos Ellen DILLARD 18 Dec 1879 415 COLLINS, Shepherd Mandy WESS 27 Dec 1879 416 WASHINGTON, John Louisa JONES 31 Dec 1879 417 FULLWOOD, George Rachel JACKSON 31 Dec 1879 418 NORMAN, William Adeline CASH 30 Dec 1879 419 FLOURNOY, Moses Rachel BLACKSHER 1 Jan 1880 420 EDWARDS, Isaac Susan COLEMAN 1 Jan 1880 421 JENNINGS, Morris Annie DENT 2 Jan 1880 422 MEYERS, Monroe Alice JOHNSON 22 Dec 1879 423 WOODWARD, Charles Minnie WHITE 18 Dec 1879 424 TISDON, Henry Martha JORDAN 25 Dec 1879 425 JOHNSON, R. H. M. L. BENNETT 8 Jan 1880 436 WESLEY, John Mary Ann HARDY 30 Dec 1879 427 COVINGTON, M. Nancy ADAMS 4 Jan 1880 428 HALL, Henry Sarah A. DUNN 4 Jan 1880 429 CAMPBELL, J. B. Jennie S. FELPS 24 Dec 1879 430 SMITH, Frank Arthelia PRICE 27 Dec 1879 431 FRANKLIN, Sandy Matilda YORK Jan 1880 432 HUDSON, William Julia RICHARDSON 1 Jan 1880 433 CHAPMAN, James Ellen STEWMAN 13 Jan 1880 434 HOLLOWAY, R. F. Nancy i.. wILKINS 8 Jan 1880 435 BOWLES, Frank Rose THOMAS 17 Jan 1880 436 POOLE, J. L. Ellen CAMPBELL 20 Jan 1880 437 COLLINS, Jeffry Pattie AUSTIN 10 Jan 1880 438

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 35 GROOM BRIDE DATE PAGE LEE, Edward Edney FErT~k-S;6N 3 Jan 1880 439 (Bride signed,' PEDSON) .' "; >', ~. rc· GRANNISON., David­ Mariah GARNER 22 Jan 1880 440 HOLMES, Booker Amanda SIMS 22 Jan 1880 441 SWEARINGING, Jesse Mary WILKERSON 6 Dec 1879 442 NAPOLEON, George Emma JO'NES 16 Oct 1879 443 DUTTEN, George Frances SMITH 29 Oct 1879 444 HENDERSON, Ned Alice FENTON 31 Dec 1879 445 JORDAN, Henry Fenie RALLS 22 Jan 1880 446 BURKS, F. J. Lottie YOUNG 21 Jan 1880 447 FORD, Mac Minerva DEWBERRY 26 Dec 1879 448 SCOTT, Chester Parthenia MOON 25 Jan 1880 449 MOSS, Andrew J. Era POOLE 28 Jan 1880 450 DYKES, Enoch Henrietta GARRISON 5 Jan 1880 451 YOUNG, George Hattie BROWN 8 Jan 1880 452 JOHNSON, F. M. Margaret H. COVINGTON 5 Feb 1880 453 FRYE, C. H. Sarah A. STRAYHAN 24 Dec 1879- 454 ANDERSON, Scott Lethia HENDERSON 5 Feb 1880 455 ELLIOTT, J. R. L. L. ALLEN 12 Feb 1880 456 LeSUEUR, C. W. M. M. BAKER 12 Feb 1880 457 CARTER, Noah Maggie STEWART 19 Feb 1880 458 ALLEN, Henry Mattie WILSON 30 Oct 1879 459 STRAYHAN, S. R. M. S. WINHAM 12 Feb 1880 460 HAWKINS, John E. Charlotte MARLOW 22 Feb 1880 461 JOHNSON, Toney Amanda GLADNEY 21 Feb 1880 462 KYLES, P. W. A. L. SMITH 19 Feb 1880 463 MOON, Zack Laura JONES 31 Jan 1880 464 WINSTON, J. G. Frances SANDERS 18 Feb 1880 465 ROSS, William Rebecca ROSS 27 Mar 1880 466 JAMES, Alfred Henrietta OWENS 14 Feb 1880 467 NEESON, Horace N. A. SWANN 4 Mar 1880 468 JOHNSON, Ed' Rena GIBSON 26 Feb 1880 469 HENDERSON, Scott Matilda JOHNSON 4 Feb 1880 470 ANDERSON, ~chard Alice STARKS 12 Feb 1880 471 JOHNSON, Jack Lizzie THOMAS 4 Jan 1880 472 HOOKER, Lewis H. Edith JEFFERSON 27 Feb 1879 473 THOMAS, Walker C10vi MITCHELL 3 Mar 1880 474 FAY, Mack Emeline SMITH 22 Feb 1880 475 MONTGOMERY, Horace Louisa SAMUEL 17 Dec 1879 476 PETERSON, Jackson Callie ROBINSON 20 Mar 1880 477 CAMPBELL, Abe (A. B.) Annie ALEXANDER 22 Mar 1880 478 HAMILL, A. J. E. A. CLARK 21 Mar 1880 479 MONTGOMERY, H. H. Ennna SIBLEY 29 Feb 1880 480 SMITH, Cornelius Ella JOHNSON 28 Mar 1880 481 DRUMMOND, Cain Maria HAYDEN 27 Mar 1880 482 POTTER, Warren Cora JONES 25 Mar 1880 483 STEWART~ Iverson Susan BALDIN 1 Apr 1880 484 MASON, John Mollie PARRETT 28 Mar 1880 485 HUDSON, Amos D. Willie BENNETT 24 Mar 1880 486 WILLIAMS, Jacob Mrs. Francis STACKHOUSE 3 Apr 1880 487 GLEASON, Jno D. ·Cyn~p.ia A. BURKS 18 Mar 1880 488 WRIGHT, Pleas Eliia GAILLIARD 18 Mar 1880 489 SINNEY, Jim 'Eila'ALLEN' 11 Mar 1880 490 WILKINS, R. H. 'Willlam J." MASON 4 Apr 1880 491

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991* * * * 36* * * * MORMON BAPTISMAL RECORDS

These records were submitted by Fern Ainsworth. They are the oldest collection of Baptismal Records in the State of Louisiana. They originated 1n the Red Rock Conference, 21 miles Southwest of Natchitoches, Loutsiana.

Jno Fedrich Jones, son of Jno Matison Jones and Eliza Brazile, born 14·0ct 1863, in Provencal, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised and Confirmed 24 Apr 1889 by Thomas Palmer, Jr., in Provencal, Natchitoches Parish, La. Francis E.E.T.A.McNaughton, son of Jno B. McNaughton and Matilda L. Walker on 16 Jan 1867 in Montgomery Grant, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by Thomas Palmer, Jr., 24 Apr 1898, Confirmed by Richard A. Robinson, Provencal, Natchi­ toches Parish, La. Jno James Pounsey, son of Charles Pounsey and Susan Woods Pounsey, born 21 Nov 1833, in Columbia, South Carolina. Baptised by Thomas Palmer, Jr., and con­ firmed by Richard A. Robinson, Provencal, Natchitoches Parish, La. 24 Apr 1898. Ella E. Clark Pounsey, daughter of Thomas E. Clark and Elizabeth Sarah ___Clark, 20 Jul 1844, Elbertown, Elbert County, Georgia. Baptised by Thomas Palmer, Jr., 24 Apr 1898, confirmed by Thomas Palmer at Provencal, Natchitoches Par­ ish, La. Thomas Hardy, son of Major Hardy and Elizabeth Siles Hardy, born 2 Dec 1847. Baptised by J. G. Pace on 24 Mar 1898, confirmed by J. G. Pace in Sabine Parish, La., Carleyville, La. Mary Stewart Hardy, daughter of Major Hardy and Elizabeth Siles Hardy, born 26 Oct 1838. Baptised by J. G. Pace on 26 Mar 1898 and confirmed by J. G. Pace at Carleyville, Sabine Parish, La. Clerica Ophelia Strickland, daughter of Harvey M. Strickland and Mary A. Russ­ ell Strickland, born 7 Dec 1868. Baptised by J. G. Pace on 22 Mar 1898 and confirmed by Jos. A. Cornwall at Carleyville, Sabine Parish, La. Mahala Elizabeth Forbis) daughter of Tho.mas J. Hardy and Betsy A. Russell Har­ dy, on 8 Jan 1871 at Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by J. G. Pace on 22 Mar 1898, confirmed by Ralph L. Hunt at Carleyville, Sabine Parish, La. Alex C. Wagley, son of John Wagley and Algey Holt Wagley, born 8 Jan 1871, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by Thomas Palmer, Jr., 4 Sep 1898, con­ firmed by Jos. A. Cornwall at Vowells Mills, Sabine Parish, La. Cora B. Miller Wagley, daughter of W. B. Miller and Elizabeth Leach Miller, born 19 Apr 1872, Sabine Parish, La. Baptised by Thomas Palmer, Jr., 4 Sep 1898, confirmed by R. L. Hunt at Vowells Mills, Sabine Parish, La. Wiley Russell, son of Jessee Russell and Mahala Sinnnons Russell, born 21 Feb 1867, Sabine Parish, La. Baptised by Jos. A. Cornwall, 25 Aug 1898, con­ firmed by Jos. A. Cornwall at Vowells Mills, Sabine Parish, La. Margaret Ann Russell, daught~r of (Father Unknown) and Margaret Ann Gibson, born 19 June 1867, Natchib;~ches Parish, La. Baptised by Jos. A. Cornwall 25 Aug 1898, confirmed by Thomas Palmer, Jr., at Vowells Mills, Sabine Par~ ish, La. . . Martin L. Briggs, son of J. J. Briggs and Mary L. Able Briggs, born 11 Jan 1867, Hemstead County, Arkansas. Baptised by Thomas Palmer, Jr., 9 Oct 1898, confirmed by Jos. A. Cornwall at Vowells Mills, Sabine Parish, La. AIda E. Briggs, daughter of Edward Terrall and Sarah Wrinkles Terrall, born 23 May 1875, Sabine Parish, La. Baptised by Thomas Palmer, Jr., 9 Oct 1898~ confirmed by R. L. Hunt in Vowells Mills, Sabine Parish, La. Jno Holt, son of Reuben Holt and Catherine Price Holt, born 7 May 1860,

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 37 Lettia Halls Holt, daughter of David Halls and Jane Davis Halls, born 16 Oct 1867, Jasper County, Mississippi. Baptised by Thomas Palmer, Jr., 25 Oct 1898, confirmed Lot Smith, Jr., at Vowells Mills, Sabine Parish, La. James B. Stewart, son of Robert Stewart and Mary M. Rich, born 29 Nov 1858, Pike County, Alabama. Baptised by Thomas Halls 22 Jan 1899, confirmed by J. N. Miller at Tyne, Sabine Parish, La. Emma C. Holt Walters, daughter of Reuben Holt and Catherine Price Holt, born 27 Jul 1858, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 12 Mar 1899, confirmed by Brigham Clegg at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Pheraby Gertrude Walters, daughter of John Walters and Emma C. Holt Walters, born 17 Jan 1880, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 12 Mar 1899, confirmed by Brigham Clegg at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Par­ ish, La. Blanchie Jane Holt, daughter of Jno. J. Holt and Lettie Halls Holt, born 22 Mar 1888, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 12 Mar 1899, confirmed by David A. Broadbent at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Par- ish, La. - Julia Leola Clark, daughter of Elijah Clark and Eliza Jane Holt Clark, born 24 July 1883, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 12 Mar 1899, confirmed by David A. Broadbent at Vowells Mills, Natchi­ toches, Parish, La. Maynard Milward Bannister, son of John J. Bannister and Frances Elizabeth Crumpton Bannister, born 27 Apr 1847 at Alabama. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 9 Apr 1899, confirmed by David A. Broadbent at Tyne, Sabine Pariah, La. Mary Tynes Bannister, daughter of Timothy Tynes and Gipson, born 8 Sep 1833, Alabama. B~ptised by David A. Broadbent 9 Apr 1899, confirmed by John C. Larsen, Jr., Tyne, Sabine Parish, La. Lillie Francis Bannister, daughter of Maynard M. Bannister and Frances E. Mary Tynes Bannister, born 17 Jan 1877, Sabine Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 9 Apr 1899, confirmed by John C. Larsen, Jr., Tyne, Sabine Parish, La. James? Edward Miller,son of W. B. Miller and Elizabeth Leach Miller, born 22 Mar 1874, Sabine Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 9 Apr 1899, confirmed by John C. Larsen, Jr., Tyne, Sabine Parish, La. ? Alice Bannister Miller, daughter of Maynard M. Bannister and Mary Tynes Bannister, born 1 Apr 1875, Sabine Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 9 Apr 1899, confirmed by David A. Broadbent at Tyne, Sabine Parish, La. Sarah Elizabeth Ricks Leach, daughter of Simpson Ricks and Malinda Child­ ers Ricks, born 3 Aug 1846, Georgia. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 9 Apr 1899, confirmed by David A. Broadbent at Tyne, Sabine Parish, La. Susanna RicKS Tyne, daughter of Simpson Ricks and Malinda Childers Ricks, born 28 June 1840, Georgia. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 19 Apr 1899, confirmed by John C. Larsen, Jr., Tyne, Sabine Parish, La. Susan Antnett Tynes, daughter of John H. Tynes and Susannah Tynes, born 8 Aug 1885, Sabine Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 9 Apr 1899, confirmed by David A. Broadbent at Tyne, Sabine Parish, La. Amanda Elizabeth Browning, daughter of Joseph Rypher Browning and Abagale Hayes Browning, born 2 Sep 1881, Sabine Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 9 Apr 1899, confirmed by David A. Broadbent at Tyne, Sabine Parish, La. Emma Ela Stewart. daughter of James B. Stewart and Mary Hardy Stewart, born 30 June 1885, Sabine Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 9 Apr

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 38 1899, confirmed by John C. Larsen, Jr., Tyne, Sabine Parish, La. _Shadarack M. Dendy, son of Thos. J. Dendy and Mary Ann Jones Dendy, born 25 Oct 1848, Sabine Parish, La. Baptised by Lot Smith 15 Jan 1899, confirmed by Jos. A. Cornwall at Provencal, Natchitoches Parish, La. Ida Lee Dendy, daughter of Henry H. Teagle and Isyaphene Leggett Dendy, born 19 Jan 1873, Winn Parish, La. Baptised by Lot Smith 15 Jan 1899, confirmed by Lot Smith at Provencal, Natchitoches Parish, La. Camile J. Dendy, daughter of Shaderack M. Dendy and Ida Lee Teagle Dendy, born 21 Mar 1881, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by Lot Smith 15 Jan 1899, confirmed by Jos. A. Cornwall at Provencal, Natchitoches Parish,'La. George Coverdale, son of George Coverdale and Louise T. Tagget?, born 3 Jan 1856, London, England. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 21 May 1899, confirmed by David A. B.roadbent at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Ella Clark, daughter of Elijah Clark and Eliza Jane Holt Clark, born 19 Feb 1881, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 21 May 1899, confirmed by David A. Broadbent at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Manry? Hooker, son of Buck Hooker and Mollie Parker Hooker, born 29 Sep 1882, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by DavidA. Broadbent 21 May 1899, con­ firmed by Jno. A. Edwards at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Annie Beesan, daughter of Thomas Tax? and Rhoda Bassel, born 23 Mar 1862, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 21 May 1899, con­ firmed by Jno. A. Edwards at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Elizabeth Milam, daughter of Stephen Chambers and Annie Stitbe Chambers, born 28 May 1840, in Illinois. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 4 Jun 1899, con­ firmed by David A. Broadbent at Victoria, Natchitoches Parish, La. Annie Matilda Stephenson, daughter of Pleasant Coleman Milam and Elizabeth Chambers Milam, born 29 July 1871, Arkansas. Baptised by David A. Broad­ bent 4 June 1899, confirmed by J. C. Larsen, Jr. at Victoria, Natchitoches Parish, La. Telenious Clark, son of Elijah Clark and Jane Holt Clark, born 9 Mar 1884, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 4 June 1899, con­ firmed by J. A. Edwards at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Jesse M. Stephenson, son of J. N. Stephenson and Eliza J. Williams, born 23 Feb 1857, De Soto Parish, La. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 14 June 1899 at Victoria, Natchitoches Parish, La. Millie McLain, daughter of Wm.Butler and Mary E. Chambree?, born 27 May 1881, Douglas County, Georgia. Baptised by David A. Broadbent 14 June 1899, con­ firmed J. C. Larsen, Jr. at Victoria, Natchitoches Parish, La. Ruby Bell Clark, daughter of Elijah Clark and Jane Holt· Clark, born 20 Nov 1888, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by J. C. Larsen, Jr. 15 June 1899, confirmed by Lot Smith at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Alice Beason, daughter of John A. Beason and Annie Fox Beason, born 4 Oct 1887, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by J. C. Larsen, Jr. 15 June 1899, confirmed by J. C. Larsen at Vowells Mills,~; Natchitoches Parish, La. Carmen Walters, daughter of John M. Walters and Emma Holt Walters, born 6 Jan 1891, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by J. C. Larsen, Jr. 15 Jun 1899, confirmed by David A. Broadbent at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Albert Lowe, son of James Lowe' and Mary Williamson, born 12 June 1848, Indiana. Baptised by Philo V. Carter 1 July 1899, confirmed by Lewis Robson at Vow­ ells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Lucy Lowe, daughter of Joseph Anchutz? and Mary Dickson Anchutz, born 14 Apr 1847, Crittenton County, Arkansas. Baptised by Philo V. Carter 2 July 1899, confirmed by P. V. Carter at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Elliot O.Clark, son of Elijah Clark and Jane Holt Clark, born 13 July 1872, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by J. Lewis Hobson 6 Aug 1899, con-

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 39 firmed by J. Lewis Hobson, at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Ester Clark, daughter of Patrick McCann and Julia Holt Clark, born 6 Apr 1875, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by J. Lewis Hobson 6 Aug 1899, confirmed by P. V. Carter, Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Eliza Jane Holt, daughter of Elijah Scarborough and Julia Holt Clark, born 6 Dec 1854, Jackson Parish, La. Baptised by J. Lewis Hobson 6 Aug 1899, con­ firmed by J. Lewis Hobson at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. George W. Cox, Jr. son of George W. Cox and Martha Posy Cox, born 3 Mar 1881, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by J. Lewis Hobson 6 Aug 1899, confirmed by J. Lewis Hobson at. Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. George W. Coverdale, son of George Coverdale and Georgenia Pearson Coverdale, born 24 July 1886, Chopin, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by J. Lewis Hobson 6 Aug 1899, confirmed by P. V. Carter at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Chas. E. Holt, son of Reuben Holt and Catherine Pearce Holt, born 16 Sep 1844, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by P. V. Carter 3 Sep 1899, confirmed by J. Lewis Hobson at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church, La. Matilda Dendy, daughter of Miller Dendy and Mary Turner Dendy, born 12 Mar 1877, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by P. V. Carter 3 Sep 1899, confirmed by P. V. Carter at Provencal, Red Rock Church, La. Amanda M. Russell, daughter of Wiley Russell and Margaret M. Gibson Russell, born 21 Aug 1888, Natchitoches·Parish, La. Baptised by P. V. Carter 17 Sep 1899, confirmed by J. M. Miller at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church, La. Leola Cox, daughter of George Cox and Martha Posey Clark, born 16 July 1882, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by Jos. Titenson 1 Oct 1899, confirmed by J. Lewis Hobson at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church, La. Wm. Calloway Muse, son of Drury Jackson Muse and Betsy Muckle Hay, born 21 Oct 1837, Perry County, Alabama. Baptised by J.M. Miller 24 Sep 1899, confirm­ ed by J. M. Miller at Many, Sabine Parish, La. Benjamin F. Forbis, sori of John Forbis and Catherine Drew, born 22 Sep 1861, Sabine Parish, La. Baptised by J. M. Miller 24 Sep 1899, confirmed by J. M. Miller at Many, Sabine Parish, La. Elizabeth Peters Muse, daughter of John Alen Hopkins and Penina Jones, born 15 Mar 1843, Merywether County, Georgia. Baptised by J. M. Miller 24 Sep 1899, confirmed by J. M. Miller at Many, Sabine Parish, La. George W. Cox, born 7 Oct 1900, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by F. H. Critchfield 7 Oct 1900, confirmed by A. Arrowsmith at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church, La. John James Martin, son of Joseph Mathis Martin and Mary James Martin, born 7 Oct 1894, Waine Courity, North Carolina. Baptised by J. H. Watson 18 Dec 1900, confirmed by T. H. Critchfield at Provencal, Red Rock Church, La. Saline Eli~abeth Martin, daughter of ? Mathis and Palettin Neely, born 8 Feb 1865, Waine County, North Carolina. Baptised by J. H. Watson 18 Dec 1900, confirmed by T. H. Critchfield at Provencal, Red Rock Church, La. Manchie? Clark, son of Elijah Clark and Elizay Holt Clark, born 25 Dec 1890 Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by F. H. Critchfield 6 Jan 1901, con­ firmed by J. H. Watson at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church, La. Susie Kathrine Holt, daughter of John J. Holt and Lettie Hall Holt, born 6 Jan 1892, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by F. H. Critchfield 6 Jan 1901, confirmed by T. H. Critchfield at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church, La. Emma Kaiser, daughter of Elijah Clark and Elisa Holt Clark, born 28 May 1879 Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by James J. Newman 5 Sep 1901, con­ firmed by John H.\Vatsonat Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church, La. Susan Jane Beeson, daughter of James C. Blunt and Sarah L. Mitchell Blunt, born 5 Nov 1878, Natchitoches'Parish, La. Baptised by John J. Watson

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 40 8 Sep 1901, confirmed by James J. Newman at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church William R. Stephenson, son of J. M.Stephenaon and Annie? Milam, born 6 Aug 1890, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by James J. Newman 2 Oct 1901, con­ firmed by John H. Watson at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Chur.ch, La. George F. Jones, son of John F. Jones and Frances E. McNaughton, born 21 Oct 1889. Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by James J. Newman 2 Oct 1901, con­ firmed by John H. Watson at Provencal, Red Rock Church, La. Benamans F. Jones,son of John F. Jones and Frances E. McNaughton, born 23 Aug 1~92, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by James J. Newman 2 Oct 1901, con­ firmed by James J. Newman at Provencal, Red Rock Church, La •. George M. Fielder, son of William F. Fielder and Enuna L. Jones Fielde:i::, born 17 Jul 1889, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by John H. Watson 3 Oct 1901, confirmed by James J. Newman at Provencal, Red Rock Church, La. George William Holt, son of John J. Holt and Lettie Hall Holt, born 8 Dec 1890, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by Hayrum Hansen 21 Sep 1902, confirmed by Wm. S. Perrett at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church, La. Nelie William Harris, son of Andrew J. Harris and Sarah Jane Crittendon Harris, born 28 Feb 1894, Cheneyville, Rapides Parish, La. Baptised by Hayrum Hansen 21 Sep 1902, confirmed by Hayrum Hansen at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church, La. Arthur Rasnick, son of Wm. David Rasnick and Bettie Ann Simmons Rasnick, born 18 Mar 1877, Washington County, Missouri. Baptised by Warren Burraston 26 Oct 1902, confirmed by Wm. L. Perrett at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church, La. Edward Street Russell, son of Wiley Russell and Margaret Ann Gibson Russell, born 31 Mar 1891, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by Warren Burraston 26 Oct 1902, confirmed by Warren Burraston at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church. Emma Ribler Russell, daughter of Wiley Russell and Margaret Ann Gibson Russell, born 7 Jan 1893, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by Warren Burraston 26 Oct 1902, confirmed by WID. L. Perrett at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church, La. Ella Ester Lena Cox, daughter of George William Cox and Margaret Posey Cox, born 11 Feb 1890, Natchitoches Parish, La. Baptised by Warren Burraston 26 Oct 1902, confirmed by Warren Burraston at Vowells Mills, Red Rock Church. Jno Fedrick Jones, son of Jno. F. Jones and Frances E.E.A. McN. Jones, born 25 Apr 1898, Provencal, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by Thomas Palmer, Jr., 25 Apr 1898. ? Tillman Jones, son of Jno. F. Jones and Frances E.E.A. McN. Jones, born 16 Dec 1892, Provencal, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by Thos. Palmer, Jr., 25 Apr 1898. Francis Ethy Jones, son of Jno. F. Jones and Frances E.E.A. MeN. Jones, born 20 Dec 1896, Provencal, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by Thos. Palmer, Jr., 25 Apr 1898. Berry Franklin Jones, son of Jno. F. Jones and Frances E.E.A. McN. Jones, born 23 Aug 1891, Provencal, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by R. A. Robinson. 25 Apr 1898. Wm. Coleman Jones, son of Jno. F. Jones and Frances E.E.A. MeN. Jones, born 11 Nov 1894, Provencal, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by R. A. Robinson. 25 Apr 1898. Jas. Thomas Forbis, son of Benj. Franklin Forbis and Elizabeth Hardy Forbis, born 2 Oct 1896, Sabine Parish, La. Blessed and Named by Granville Pace. 24 Mar 1898. Cloa Pearl Wagley, daughter of Alex. C. Wagley and Cora B. Miller Wagley, born 12 Feb 1898, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by David A. Broad­ bent. 20 Mar 1899. Mattie Lillian Briggs, daughter ofM. S. Briggs and AIda E. Terrall Briggs, born 11 Aug 1893, Rapides Parish, La. Blessed and Named by David A. Broad­ bent. 27 Mar 1899

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 41 Sam'l E:J.ender Briggs., son of M. S. Briggs and AIda. E. Terrall Briggs, born 11 Aug 1893, Rapides Parish, La. Blessed and Nam.ed by John C. Larsen, Jr. 27 Mar 1899. Rutha Savina Holt, daughter of Jno. J. Holt and Lettie Halls Holt, born 10 Aug 1898, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by John C. Larsen, Jr. 2 Apr 1899. Bertie Floyd Holt, son of Jno. J. Holt and Lettie Halls Holt, born 5 Mar 1896, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by David A. Broadbent. 2 Apr 1899. Carmen Orie Walters, son of John Walters and Emma C. Holt Walters, born 6 Jan 1891, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by David A. Broadbent. 2 Apr 1899. Lina May Wagley, daughter of Alex. C. Wagley and Cora B. Miller Wagley, born 29 June 1894, Sabine parish, La. Blessed and Named by John C. Larsen, Jr. 3 Apr 1899. Nina Bell Wagley, daughter of Alex. C. Wagley and Cora B. Miller Wagley, born 25 Feb 1896, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by David A. Broad­ bent. 3 Apr 1899. Nellie C. Coverdale, daughter of George Coverdale and Georgenia P. Coverdale, born 21 June 1899, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by J. Lewis Hobson. 3 Sep 1899. Nellie Pearl Briggs, daughter of M. L. Briggs and A. E. Terrall Briggs, born 29 Jan 1900, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by A. Arrowsmith. 9 Sep 1900. Red Rock Church. Rubie Dale Wagley, daughter of A. C. Wagley and Cora B. Miller Wagley, born 5 Feb 1900, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by A. Arrowsmith. 9 Sep 1900. Red Rock Church. Leola Kile Martin, Blessed and Named by F. A. Critchfield. 18 Dec 1900. Provencal, La. Telitha S. H.Martin, Blessed and Named by J. H. Watson, 18 Dec 1900. Pro­ vencal. Lee Fulton Jones, son of J. F. Jones and L. E. McNaughton, born 11 Jan 1901, Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by F. H. Critchfield. 29 Jan 190? Lee Roy Stephenson, son of J. M. Stephenson and Annie Milam Stephenson, born 6 Aug 1890, Nat~nitoches, La. Blessed and Named by D. A. Broadbent. 15 June 1899, Victoria, La. John Walter McClain, son of Robert McClain and Millie Butler McClain, born Natchitoches, La. Blessed and Named by D. A. Broadbent. 15 June 1899. Victoria, La. Mary Alice Russell, daughter of Wiley R. Russell and Margaret A. Gibson Russ­ ell, born 18 June 1901. Natchitoches, La. Blessed and Named by John H. Watson. 9 Sep 1901, Natchitoches Parish, La. Birtie B. Clark, son of Elliot C'. Clark and Ester Milam. Clark, born 5 Mar 1901. Natchitoches Parish, La. Blessed and Named by James J. Newman. 8 Sep 1901 Red Rock Church. Owen Briggs, son of Martin L. Briggs and AIda E. Teral, born 18 June 1901, Sabine Parish, La. Blessed and Named by John H. Watson. 8 Sep 1901. Sabine Parish, La. Ola May Lester, daughter of John Quincy Lester and Leola Clark, born 19 Nov 1901, Tyne, Sabine Parish, La. Blessed and Named by Warren Burraston. 9 Feb 1902, Red Rock Church. Lawrence Critington, son of David Critington and Emma Clark, born 29 Dec 1896, Vowells Mills, La. Blessed and Named by Warren Burraston. 10 Feb 1902. Red Rock Church •. Emmet Critington, son of David Critington and Emma Clark, born 5 Sep 1898,

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 42 Vowells Mills, La. Blessed and Named by WID. S. Berrett. 10 Feb 1902. Red Rock Church. Lawrence Crittendon, son of David Crittendon and Emma Clark, born 29 Dec 1896, Vowells Mills, La. Blessed. and Named by Warren Burraston. 10 Feb 1902 at Vowells Mills, Natchitoches Parish, La. Emmet Crittendon, son of David Crittendon and Emma Clark, born 5 Sep 1898, Vowells Mills, La. Blessed and Named by WID. Silas Berritt. 10 Feb 1902, Vowells Mills, La. Aubrey Clark, son of Charles B. Clark and Penola Barnhill, born 8 Mar 1900, Fisher, La. Blessed and Named by WID. S. Berrett 10 Feb 1902 Vowells Mills La. Burrlie Viola Clark, daughter of Elijah Clark and Eliza Jane Holt, born 21 Jun 1890, Vowells Mills, La. Blessed and Named by Warren Burraston 10 Feb 1902, Vowells Mills, La. Ila May Lester, daughter of John Q. Lester and Leola Clark, born 19 Nov 1901. Tyne, La. Blessed and Named by Wm. E. Berrett 9 Feb 1902 at Vowells Mills La. Belle Matilda Beeson, daughter of Christopher C. Beeson and Susan Jane Blunt, born 31 Jan 1902, Vowells Mills, La. Blessed and Named by Warren Burraston. 11 Feb 1902 at Vowells Mills, La. Vergie Florence Jones, daughter of Lafitte Jones and Quilla Ann Williams, born 27 Oct 1901, Sabine Parish, La. Blessed and Named by WID. E. Berrett on 15 Feb 1902, Sabine Parish, La. Alice Lizzie Wagley, daughter of Alex. C. Wagley and Cora Belle Miller, born 4 Mar 1902, Vowells Mills, La. Blessed and Named by Wm. S. Berrett 21 Sep 1902 Vowells Mills, La. Ivy Monk Mitchell, child of Henry D. Mitchell and Patience Jane Russell, born 1 Feb 1897, Sabine Parish, La. Blessed and Named by Hayrum Hansen 9 Sep 1902 Vowells Mills, La. Lillie May Miller, daughter of William E. Miller and Mary Alice Bannister, born 17 Dec 1901, Carleyville, Sabine Parish, La. Blessed and Named by Hayrum Hansen 22 Sep 1902 Carleyville, Sabine Parish, La. Lonnie Alton Lester, son of Thomas J. Lester and Ella Clark, born 9 Apr 1902 Robeline, La. Blessed and Named by Apostle Abraham O. Woodruff 3 Nov 1902 Vowells Mills, La. Arthur Hyrum Jones, son of John F. Jones and Frances McNaughton, born 14 Dec 1902, Provencal, La. Blessed and Named by Arthur Livingston 2 Jan 1903 Provencal, La. Eva Violin Holt, daughter of John J. Holt and Lettie Hall, born 27 Dec 1902, Vowells Mills, La. Blessed and Named by Hayrum Hansen 7 Jan 1903 Vowells Mil1s, La. ERROR* *IN * BOOK* * * *REVIEW * Information has been received that there is an error on page 123, Vol. 24, No. 2. The book KINSHIP IT'S ALL RELATIVE by Jackie Smith Arnold is not ordered from Sally Williams. Unfortunately, I do not have an address for ordering from the author. My apologies to both Sally Williams and Jackie Smith Arnold for any inconvenience. Trenkins McClain, Book Review Chairman.

* * * * * '* 'Ie * SURNAME DATE BASE A Data Base has been compiled by Ethel Krause, Treasurer and Corresponding Secretary of the Ark-La-Tex Genealogical Association. For a stamped self­ addressed envelope, request your surnames and we will try to make a match for you by sending you member's addresses who have the salne interests as you. THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 43 BOOK REVIEWS

By Trenkins McClain TITLE: ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM PRICE DAVEE AND MARY PEARL ROGERS by William "Bill" Da Vee. ORDER FROM: William L. DaVee" 4337 South Yale, Tulsa, OK 74135-6333. COST: $5.00 postpaid. The author says this. is the 4th edition of The Da Vee Family and is a computer print-out. It contains a pedigree chart and a Da Vee Coat of Arms. There is a narrative sketch of the author's parents, grandparents and great-grandparents. The family lived in Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma. A great ·deal of information is included on the allied families of Thompson, Smith, Rogers; De Moss/Dumas and Blankenship. The author quotes his sources and gives possible connections ~long with a plea for assistance. Any new information will be added to this data base. Size 8~ by 11. 3 hole punched Duo-Tang Binder. 23 numbered pages. No Index. * * * * * * * * TITLE: NORTHERN NECK FAMILIES: THE ANCESTORS OF SUSAN FRANCES CHAPMAN, Alex­ ander, Chapman and Pearson, plus connecting lines including the Balls, Macraes and Washingtons by Brian J. L. Berry, Ph.D. ORDER FROM: Brian J. L. Berry, Ph.D., P. O. Box 83-2130, Richardson, TX 75083- 2130. COST: $25.00. This is the third monograph the author has prepared to supplement WESTWARD THE AMERICAN SHAPLEYS. Susan Frances Chapman is the great-grandmother of Janet Eliz­ abeth Shapley. This book continues the numbering system used in the previous books making it easy to use in conjunction with them. This book is divided in­ to 7 family chapters with each chapter divided by generations. The Chapman fam­ ily is 7 generations from 1847 to the 1500's, the Pearson family, 5 generations 1744 to the 1600's. The other families are also early. There is a postscript which extends some families even further. The author has used wills, invent­ ories, land and court records as source material and included copies of ancest­ ors, their homes and possessions. There are many maps which help locate the families. Size 8~ by 11. 125 pages. Soft Bound. Full name index. * * * * * * * * TITLE: SUMMERVILLE CEMETERY compiled by Augusta Genealogical Society, Inc. ORDER FROM: Augusta Genealogical Society, Inc., P. O. Box 3743, Augusta, GA 30914-3743. COST: Not given. This is a truly excellent cemetery book. It begins with an introduction which explains in detail the methodology used in recording and mapping the cemetery which makes it easy to use. This is followed bya history of the cemetery be­ ginning with the deed dated 10 Feb 1824. Following the history is Part 2,

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 44 "The Stones Speak" and is a detailed listing of each stone setting down every word engraved on each stone. Some of the inscriptions are quite lengthy. The stones are recorded in place allowing the researcher to put families together. There is a map of the Village of Summerville showing the perimeters within which persons must live in order to be eligil:.le for burial in this private cemetery. There are plot maps of the cemetery sections making it easy to locate any grave. 'Additional research has been done in newspapers to identify people in unmarked graves. The book is further enhanced with pictures of some of the beautiful old stones in this well kept old cemetery. Size 8~ by 11. 92 pageS. Soft Bound. Full Name Index. '* '* '* '* * '* '* '* TITLE: THE JONESES OF KENTUCKY'S CALLOWAY AND MARSHALL COUNTIES, 1820-1910 compiled by Henry Earl Jones. ORDER FROM: The Kentucky Joneses, Southern Mycotogy, Inc., P. O. Box 982, Fair- hope, AL 36533. COST: $18.75 postpaid. If you have a Jones family in this area then this is the book for you. It is a computer print-out of 3595 persons with the surname Jones who lived in these counties from 1820-1910. There are 120 date fields taken from census, marriage, birth, death, tax lists, deeds and military records. The author has printed every known fact about every person lis~ed. There are special indexes for blacks, veterans, slave owners, by occupations, by immigration from and emi­ gration to the counties. All source material is cited and there are all kinds of maps and graphs. Size 8~ by 11. 498 pages. Soft Bound. Multiple Indexes. Every name index edged in black making it very easy to locate and use. '* '* '* '* '* '* '* '* TITLE: COMFORTABLY FIXED by Judith Morgan Darby. ORDER FROM: Judith M. Darby, One Cartbridge Road, Weston, CT 06883. This delightful book is the story of a New England family's migration westward through four generations of letters beginning in New Hampshire in the 1830's and ending in Arkansas in 1909. The letters for the most part were transcrib­ ed just as written. There are letters from parents to children, children to parents, to sisters and brothers, nieces and nephews and soldiers letters home. there are love letters and a honeymoon diary detailing the trip to Niagara Falls. All of these letters give and request information on various family members. In some instances you are given both sides of the correspondence as the young sol­ dier in charge of the family farm, who had to leave it in the care of his sis­ ters, gives them directions on running the farm and their answers request in­ structions on handling hired help among other things. All these letters give us a close look at the life style of these interwoven families. In between each series of letters, the author has filled in the family and put the times in context. A series of genealogical appendexes gives the descendants of each family: William and Mary Hale (Mann) Darby, the Heard line, the Mann (]1an) line, the Ichabod Smith line, and the Tillotson (Tilletson) line. There is a bibliography plus six pages of notes giving full documentation. Besides being good reading this is an excellent well done family genealogy. Si.ze 6 by 8~. 162 pages. Hard cover. Full name and place index.

*- *- *- * '* '* *- '* TITLE: 1. THE ANCESTRY OF ELIZABETH YANCONISH BERRY. 2. THE CARY FAMILY IN ENGLAND ANn AMERICA. .

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 45 3. THE BERRY ;FAMILY OF NEW JERSEY. 4. THE HONTZ FAMILY. 5. THE McNEILLS. 6. THE MACALISTERS. 7. CONCLUDING DISCOVERIES by Brian J. ,L. B.erry, Ph.D. ORDER FROM: B.rian J. L. Berry, Ph.D., P. O. B., oX 83-2130, Richardson, TX 75083- 2130. COST: $25.00. This is a series of seven booklets which the author calls a modular style book, which will allow other lines to be added. Each of the booklets, however, is self contained and has its own table of contents and index. 1. Contains the Yanconish line back into Czechoslovakia in the mid-1800's. Elizabeth Yancon­ ish's mother was Elizabeth Brown, and her line is traced into South Carolina to a birth about 1809. Other lines are Morrison from Liverpool to New York in 1847, Jamieson and Madden born in Scotland in mid-1800's. 2. Deals with 15 genera­ tions of the Cary family in England before picking up the American line. There are 9 generations of the Brett family in England and other families traced in varying degrees are Pool, Sturdevant, Abbott, Chandler, Bickford, Fuller, Dur­ kee and Moulton. 3. Besides the Berry family whose immigrant ancestor was Capt. John Berry, who arrived from Barbados prior to 1669, this booklet deals with the families of Ryerson, Roome, Van Gelders, Mead, Mandevilles, Courters, Young, Webb, Miller and Hontz. 4. Picks up the ancestry of Amanda Hontz of number 3 and proceeds for 3 generations in Pennsylvania. 5. Picks up the an­ cestry of 'Hannah McNeill, the wife of Thomas Brown, from booklet I and carries it back several generations in Illinois. 6. Gives 26 generations of the Macal­ ister family in Scotland, but states, "It remains to establish the precise des­ cent of Margaret Mac Alister." 7. Draws together additional information found after the completion of the other six booklets. There is additional informa­ tion on Peter Berry's ancestry, the Hontz family with connecting lines of North­ stein and Sauerweins, more on Thomas Brown, plus the South Carolina Brown fam­ ilies of Randolph, Perry and Washington Counties. These booklets are filled with ancestral charts, so the reader can follow the lines from family to fam­ ily. There are maps, pictures, newspaper clippings and so very many copies of original records. These include birth and death certificates, citizenship, Declaration of Intention, the Rodny List from Czechoslovakia, probate records, military records and many more which add interest and authenticity to these booklets. Size 8~by 11. Number of pages varies from 7 for booklet six to 52 for booklet two. Total number is 248. Stapled. Each booklet has full name index. *. *. *. *. *. *. *. *. TITLE: THE SHAPLEY CONNECTION ORDER FROM: Brian J. L. Berry, Ph.D., P. O. Box 83-2130, Richardson, TX 75083- 2130. COST: $25.00 per year. This newsletter begun in September 1989 is devoted to the history and genea­ logy of the Shapley family and its connecting lines. It contains ancestor charts, photographs, maps" and copies of original documents. Publ:lahed March, June and October. Size 8~ by 11. 1990 contains, 98 pages. Unbound loose sheets. Full name index. *. *. *. *. 'Ie *. *. *.

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By Trenkins McClain CALK Seek information on Molly CALK, dau of Thomas Clayton CALK and LARRIMORE 1st wife Mary E. LARRIMORE. Molly is said to have married George DANNER DANNER somewhere in south or central TX and had several boys. I THOMPSON have been unable to locate their marriage record or this family SPUHLER on census records. Molly could be a nickname for Anna E., b ca 1854, Clarke Co., AL •. Anna was on the 1860 census Sevier Co., AR with her parents and is the only child of the first marriage that has not been located. Any information will be appreciated. Write: Shirley THOMPSON SPUHLER. 2014 South Palm Court, Pasa­ dena, TX 77502. GOODWIN Seek parentE? and siblings of great-grandmother, Mary Ann GOODWIN WILLIAMS b ca 1855, TX, d ca 1881, Bastrop Co., m. 1874, Lee Co., TX, CALK Richard Cooper "Dick" WILLIAMS, who played violin at dances. THOMPSON Children: Rebecca Adeline Elizabeth, b 1875, and James Hyatt, SPUHLER b 1878. About 1914-1916, my Aunt Millie CALK living in Karnes Co.,'TX, corresponded with a relative, John Wesley GOODWIN, liv­ ing in Logansport, LA. Would like to locate him or his descend­ ants. Interested in John GOODWIN in 1870 census Shelby Co., TX, living Shelbyville, aged 45, b TN with 5 girls, all b TX. Mary Ann, 16, keeping house (mother dead?), Louisa, 12, Jennie, 9, and tie, 7. Would like to correspond with anyone working these-families or the GOODWINS in TX or LA. Contact: Shirley THOMPSON SPUHLER, 2014 South Palm Court, Pasadena, TX 77502. (713) 944-8029. CHADDICK Searching for information on and descendants of As a CHADDICK, b ISELE 2 Sep 1815, Amite Co., MS, who married Mary Ann Eliza ISELE/ EZELL EZELL, b 27 May 1822, Pike Co., MS, d 1898, Grimes Co., TX. GRISSETT Children: Jasper, Adeline, Lucinda, who married William John WOODS GRISSETT, Richard, John N., Lewis C., Asa Tobias, Mary Lola, ROGERS who married James Nathaniel WOODS, and Martha "Mattie", who m George SULLIVAN. Asa CHADDICK was the son of Richard CHAD­ DICK and Faribu ROGERS, who moved from Amite Co., MS to Vernon, Jackson Par., LA in 1839. Mary Ann Eliza ISELE/EZELL was the dau of Benjamin and Rebecca EZELL of Pike Co., MS. Contact: Patricia E. EZELL, 1911 Archway, San Antonio, TX 78232. Phone (512) 494-7598. McDONALD Seeking information on and descendants of Martin McDONALD, who ISELE married Lucinda 15ELE/EZELL, in Lauderdale Co., MA. Lucinda EZELL and Martin appear in the 1860 census of Jackson Par., LA, with children: Mary, Robert E., Benjamin, James, Jefferson, Jose­ phine, Alice, John G., and Naine McDONALD, and with Robert EZELL, the 17 yr old s,on of Greenberry B. EZELL of Hays Co., TX.

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 47 Lucinda ISELE/EZELL was a sister to Greenberry, Jesse, John, Mary Ann Eliza, Jefferson EZELL and Amanda Adeline EZELL~ and a dau to Benjamin a:nd Rebecca EZELL of Pike Co.,~. Contact: Patricia E. EZELL, 1911 Archway, San Antonio, TX78232. HOUSTON Seeking information on James Nathan HOUSTON, b 18 Mar 1867 LAl CRUMLEY m Synthia CRUMLEY, b AL 13 July 188Q. W. W. HOUSTON, who m 22 RAGLAND Dec 1880 Adaline RAGLAND, she d Arcadia, LA 1 Dec 1932. Is this the same W. W. HOUSTON, who in 1912 purchased a burial plot in Cleburn, TX for James HOUSTON? Assistance appreciated and copy costs paid. Contact: Shirley HOUSTON, P. O. Box 212, Smarts­ ville, CA 95977. HUGHES Would appreciate hearing from any descendants of James Garland WHITE "Jim" HUGHES, who iived in Shreveport, LA. Write: Mrs. Doro­ thy HUGHES WHITE, 6419 Hazel Circle, Little Rock, AR 72209, phone (501) 565-6330. COOK Need any information on John T/W COOK, b MO 11 Nov 1814, m Mal­ McCOY inda McCOY 1 Sept 1845. Known son called John Tyler COOK, Jr. DRUCKER Copy costs paid. Contact: Beverly DRUCKER, 9713 Loena Lane, .St. Louis, MO 63136. SH,ARPERD Where and what was the SHARPERD Place? Believed to be in Mt. FEDENA Lebanon, Bienville Par., LA. Respond to Karen FEDENA, 2744 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, NJ 08226. (The person who did the National Historical Research on Mt. Lebanon did not recognize the p1ace~ TM).. BROWN Seeking info on Louise BROWN and Owen Leroy ELDER, parents of ELDER OWen Leroy ELDER, JR., b 11 Mar 1883, Brinkley, Monroe Co., AR, ELDER, JR. d 18 Sep 1942, Delaware Co., PA. Respond to Karen FEDENA, 2744 FEDENA Asbury Ave., Ocean City, NJ 08226. TAYLOR Seeking birth location, parents and maiden name of wife of Noah WALTERSCHEID TAYLOR, b Apr 1830, NC, went to San Saba and McCu1lock Co.'s, TS after 1860. Ca 1864, m Lenora E. Children: Teresa or Theresa A., b 1865, Albert T., b 1868, William H., b 1870, Mattie Oph­ elia, b 1874, d CA 1934. Wife and children b TX. Noah may have had brothers Benjamin and John and appears to have had relatives in Henderson Co., NC and family possibly related to Zachery TAYLOR, President of US. Contact: Shara Michele WALTER­ SCHEID, 2663 Pecos Highway, Carlsbad, NM 88220. CUTRER Need parents of Joseph CUTRER/COUTURIER, b 1776 SC, d 1838 LA, COUTURIER ca 1795/96 in SC, m. Mary PENDARVIS, b 1775-1780, d 1843/44 LA. PENDARVIS Children: Maria, b 1795/96 SC, Nancy Ann, b 1798 SC, Lewis B. BOOTY b 1799 SC, John V., b 1801 SC, Rachel, b 1804 LA, Joseph, b WALTERSCHEID 1805 LA, Elizabeth, b 1807-1810 LA, Rebecca, b 1807-1810 LA, Isaac W, b 1815 LA, Hiram A., b 1818 LA and Newton A., b 1821 LA. Newton A.had sOI,lnamed Preston Pond, b 1859, d 1916, m. Amanda BOOTY, 1879. Contact: Shara Michelle WALTERSCHEID, 2663 Pecos Highway, Carlsbad, NM 88220.

SANDIGE Seeking info on the D'ENMAN/SANDIGE line, who came to Boas.ier/ DENMAN . Claiborne Parishes ca 1840, and'atayed to 1859. William.S. PARR DENMAN m Dorcas PARR. Theirdau, Emmaline m John M. SANDIDGE and lived out her life in BbssierPar. Believe William S., Jr. lived until 1859 with his sister and attended school in the

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 48 Bossier Par area. Any data appreciated and related fees paid. Contact: Jerry S. DENMAN, 2200 Saddlghorn, Katy, TX 77494. Day phone (713) 781-6055. RAMBIN Would like to hear from descendants. of the following ancestors: LEGRAND 1. Augustine and Mary Louisa RAMBIN LEGRAND. (A) Lockwood Ali­ TAYLDR son and Adelle O.ctavieLEGRAND TAYLOR. (B) Peter Alh:ed and Clara BIJDU Catherine RAMBIN LEGRAND. (C) Samuel and Emily Constance LEGRAND DDMINGUES BIJOU. 2. Victor and Mary Ann DOMINGUES LEGRAND. (A) Mary Julia WALLACE LEGRAND and Richard Crawson ETTEREDGE. The above were in Caddo and WALLIS DeSoto Par in 1850-70 time span. 3. John and Mary WALLACE (WALLIS) SAXDN SAXO.N. (A) William H. and Lydiann CAMPBELL SAXO.N. (B) Eliza CAMPBELL SAXO.N and William DEARMO.ND. (C) Nancy SAXDN and Joseph BLAKE- DEARMDND MO.RE. (D) Jacob J. and Martha THO.MAS SAXO.N. (E) Alsberry New- BLAKEMDRE ton and Rebecca SUMRALL SAXON. (F) Presley HENDERSO.N and Cath­ SUMRALL erine SUMRALL SAXO.N. (G) Matilda Catherine RDGERS SAXO.N and A. HENDERSO.N J. MENASCO.. 4. Alex and Nancy WALLACE (WALLIS) SAXO.N. He was RO.GERS a bro of John SAXO.N and his wife was Mary's sister. According MENASCO. to family info, John and Alex were b in SC, (~ho were their par­ ETTEREDGE. ents?), migrated into GA, AL and MS. Write: Jackie SAXO.N, 419 THDMAS Lavita Dr., Shreveport, LA 71106. McCLELLAND Seek info re Wild Lucia Plantation, possibly located in Caddo DRAPER Par ca 1898-1900. Char1es McCLELLAND and his sister, Texas, CDLEMAN owned or ran it. My Grandfather, W. W. DRAPER, was .working there in 1899. Charles McCLELLAND died 1916 and buried Cass Co., TX. Write: Martha CO.LEMAN, 206 S. 88th Ave., Yakima, WA 98908. STRICKLER Seeking info Jacob STRICKLER/Melinda LEWIS family (b 1819, d LEWIS 1906). Believed to have moved to AR from TN early 1800's. Jac­ BO.YD ob is believed to be buried in Reiff Chapel Cemetery and Melinda LEWIS in Zinneman Cemetery, both near Prairie Grove, Washington, AR. Jacob's sons were John Paul STRICKERL, b 1861, d 1950, and twins, Jim and Ben. Contact: Tonna BO.YD, 6134A Sunflake Cir., Grand Forks Air Force Base, ND 58204. . STRICKLER Seeking info on John and Serena STRICKLER, who lived in Fayette­ BO.YD ville and Prairie Grove, Washington, AR, in mid to late 1800's. Will pay any photocopy expenses. Write: Tonna BOYD, 6134A Sunflake Cir., Grand Forks Air Force Base, ND 58204. ENDS Need info A. A. ENDS, Pvt., Alston Co., R. C. Residence Caddo SMITH Par, LA. P.O..W. surrendered at New O.rleans by Gen. E. K. SMITH CANBY CSA to Maj. Gen. E.R.S. CANBY, USA, 26 May 1865, and paroled at ENIS Shreveport, LA 20 June 1865. He served in Alston Co., Reserves as Pvt., Card 1144221965. Any info appreciated. Was he related to W. R. ENIS, who enlisted in CSA from Bradley Co., AR, 1864? Who were his parents? Where was he born? Did he have family, if so who? Contact: Evelyn Stiles ENIS, 6148 Betsworth Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3R OK1. ENNIS Need info John S. ENNIS, occupation carpenter. Served 1 Dec 1861 HARRISO.N to 20 Dec 1861 WOODS Cav, later Capt. IsaacF. HARRISQN'sCo. (A) WDDDS Wirt ADAMS' Regt. of Cav., Aug 1861 to 30 Apr 1862, enlisted Mem­ BRIDEWELL phis by Capt. HARRISDN for 3 years or war. Last paid by Maj. ADAMS BRIDEWELL, 31 Dec 186-, for risk and use of horse $48.00. Pvt ±n Capt. 1. F. HARRISDN's Co. ,Wirt ADAMS' Reg't LA Vob.. Age 35 years. Roll dated Memphi.~,·TN 29 Aug 1861 Muster in date

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 49 29 Aug 1861 at Memphis by 1. F. HARRISON. Valuation in dollars of horse $2.50.00, horae equipment $ZO.OO, Card numbers, 46615940, 6033 and 6147. Seek s.ame info as. reques.ted above. Contact: Eve­ lynStiles ENIS, '6148 Betsworth Ave., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3R OKlo . EASTERLY I am preparing a book on the family of EASTERLY, early spellings OESTERLEN include OESTERLEN, OSTERLEN, OSTERLE, ESTERLE, ESTERLY, and wish OSTERLEN to ensure all pertinent information is. included. I know the fam­

OSTERLE ily migrated from Germany to this country.in 1738 f 1743 and other ESTERLE subsequent arrivals. I have good documentation about further mi­ ESTERLY grations to and thru PA, VA, TN and AR. I have vague references that there were migrations into OH, IN, lA, NE, KS, AL, GA, Ky, MS, LA, TX. Anyone interested in this family please contact: Walter F. EASTERLY, P. O. Box 1213, Old Saybrook, CT 06475. Phone (203) 395-0085. McNUTT Wish positive documentation of participation in Battles of Mans­ ARNOLD fi.eld, LA and Pea Ridge, AR of William McNUTT ARNOLD, 2 Sgt, Co. TAYLOR D TAYLOR's Reg,' t Texas Mounted Rifles, TAYLOR's Reg' t Texas Cav. STEVENS Pvt. Co D, STEVENS' Reg't Texas Dismounted Cav. Write: Nancy HAMILTON HAMILTON BLISS, 1034 Forest Ave., Kirkwood, MO 63122. Phone BLISS (314) 821-5433. NORRIS Need help with Mattie Luella NORRIS, b Mar 1870 TX, m ca 1893 STACKS Walter Sidney NORRIS, b 1865 LA, d before 1900, farmer Delta McDONALD Co., TX. Children, b Delta Co., TX: Ruth Ann, b 1894, Samuel Sidney,b 1898. Per 1900 Grayson Co., TX Census, Mattie Luella mWm. H. STACKS. Children: Lester Henry, Marion Edgar, James Lee and Ellie M. Contact: Mary Sue McDOANLD, 4509 N. 1st, Abilene, TX 79603. FOX Need death record William FOX, .d 1896, Gilham, AR, birth record SHUMAKER of Enis FOX, b 1883, Detroit, TX, birth record Herma~ B. SHU­ DOMKE ~R, b 23 Feb 1906 Texarkana, AR. Contact: Deborah DOMKE, Rt. 2, Box 150, Rochester, IN 46975. MALBROUGH Wish info on twins, Celestie and Mary MALBROUGH, b 1873 or 1875 COMIER in Crowley, LA, father possibly Gabriel MALBROUGH. Celestie m DOYLE in 1894, Joseph Earnest/Fernest COMIER, place unknown. Write: Mrs. Veilire DOYLE, 6711 Winfield Rd., Houston, TX 77050. CRUSE Need help with John CRUSE and Susan Madora (~iddle or last name?) SEARCY . m ca 1840-53, listed on death certificate as parents of James COLLINS CRUSE, b 1857. Two other possible children, 1 b 1854 and Elisha ELLEDGE b 1856. Believe John CRUSE died in Civil War and Susan remarried. RAMSEY Happy to exchange info on SEARCY, COLLINS, ELLEDGE, RAMSEY, WOOD­ WOODWARD WARD, MOORE, HAGAN., SUDS BERRY , PARKER, BIVINS, MARTIN, PAINE, MOORE DAVIS. Contact: Betty Jo BROWN, 2541 Haughton Ave., Corning, HAGAN CA 96021. . ELLEDGE Need marriage record between 1885 and early 1888 in LA, TX or COBB OK of Mary Emma COBB and Robert Joseph ELLEDGE. Contact: Betty BROwN Jo HAGAN BROWN, 2541 Haughton Ave., Corning, CA 96Q21. HAGAN SMITH Require parents of. Davaid Cornel:i,Qus SMITH, b 1857 MO m Ha1:rj.et FULLINGTON E. FULLINGTON, B 1858,-Wright co:::Mo, d/o. Squire and Sarah WHITE FULLINGTON, b TN. Davaid and Harriett lived Cedar, Dade Co.,

THE GENIE FiRST QUARTER 1991 50 Mo, moved to ARin 1885, ,·lived Lawt'ene;e, Mad;i.son and Hot SpJ:;'ings Counties, AR. Last known addre$.s., Rt. 2, DonaldsQn, AR. Ch:lld­ ren: James, b 1877 MO, ElbeJ:;'t "Cub",b 1883 MO~ Henet'y, h MQ, Hubert, Charles, Emmett, bMO, ~loyd, Ida, Ora, Na~Qnie. Write: · Sarah SMITH WHITE, 638· E Joaeph St., PawPaw, MI 49Q79. CRUME Would like tocorrespohd with any descendants of 'Dabney CRUME and MEADOWS · MabeJ,. CRuME, .who m. Jay 'MEADOwS • They were children of William HENDERSON E. CRuME and S. D~ Drucie HENDERSO~, who ni 21 July 1887 in Haugh­ HAINSWORTH ton, Bossier Parish, LA. William E. ran·a hotel in Haughton until his death in 1897,. believe his wife continued the hotel until her death. In· Dec 1911, Dabney and Mabel CRUME, residents of Vernon Parish, LA filed succession of. Drucie H. CRUME, widow of W~ E. CRUME. Please write: Carole HAINSWORTH, 3905 W 31st Ave., Van­ couver, BC V6S .lY4. , ASHWORTH By 1834, Sarah ASHWORTH had died, unmarried, leaving 3 minor HAYES children: Jacob, Theophilus and Elmira. Her brother, Aaron BERwICK ASfIWORTH, in Jefferson Co., TX, applied to be guardian of the CULVER children. Were these the children of Jacob HAYES, b 1794 LA, who m: Marie Zilphy BERWICK 'in 1816 LA? Who were their other children-possibly Rudolph, M;i.ssouri,etC? Will g:!.adly refund postage.. Contac.t: L9is HAYES 'CULVER, 14945 Gale Ave., Hac­ ienda Heights, CA 91745. FOUNTAIN Would appreciate info on Randol C. FOUNTAIN, b 26 or 28 Sept BERRY 1878 ,'Ouachita Parish, LA to G. W. and Elizabeth FOUNTAIN, whose parents were b At.' Write: Brian J. L. BERRY, P. O. Box 83-2130, Richardson, . TX 75083-2130. . LESTER Seeking parents of Albert Jackson LESTER, b TN 1835, m Nancy CUMMINS 'CUMMINS in LA. Lived in East & West Carroll Parishes. His par­ LAU entspurported to be from VA. Write: Bessie LAU, 6944 E. Earl, Scottsdale, -AZ 85251. POINDEXTER I am seeking info about Benjamin Franklin POINDEXTER b ca 1820- RATLEY 30, d 6.July 1864, prior to birth of last child, m 17 Jan 1850 BICKHAM · Amanda F • RATLEY, d23 Feb 1865 2 mos after b.irth of last child. DEWING He enrolled CSA 12 Apr 1863, servedasPvt in Capt. BICKHAM's MAPLES Co. (Caddo Mill). The children all born Springridge, a communi­ MARTIN ty near Shreveport, Caddo Parish, LA, were: Meredith Gentry, DANIELS · b 22 Oct: 1850, d 1 Mar 1913 Livingston, TX;William Andrews, b GUYLER 24 May 1852, dafter 1912; Mary Anne, m William T. DEWING in PETREY · Shreveport in 1874, she died 30 June 1907; Adelene (Addie) m W. E. MAPLES 6 Sept 1873, m 2 George T. MARTINin 1912. She ·lived in Shreveport, dafter 1924; Susan (Susie)m A. C. DANIELS in Shreveport 26 Sept 1883; Robert Burns mAlice G. POINDEXTER lived in Shreveport, d Nov 1897; Albert Sidney,b 4 Aug 1857, d 29 Jan 1924 Tyler, TX, attended Baylor Univ., Baptist preach­ er, m 27 Dec 1880 Lydia Evelyn GUYLES (Hester), sister of Rob­ ert GuYLER; Amanda Franklin, b 25 Dec 1864, m Rohert William · GOYLER,bro of Lydia EvelynGUYLER on 29 May 1884, she d 15 Apr 1956 in Wallis,Austin Co., TX. Please call.~e COLLECT at (318) 865;,..;8400 if you have any leads or suggestions. Curtis · N.PETREy, 130 Chelsea. Dr., Shreveport, LA 71105. - .- "" - . - BUCHANAN I would like to exchailge .datawith anycme on. past and currect STACK descendants of the,BUCHANAN family. r. have info which t re-

THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 51 ceived from my sQn-in-law in Dallas, TX. I have placed family data into a MS-DOS computer program written on a relational da.ta. baSe. The date base cont'ains over 1350 names, 500 inarri­ ages, and 750 locations. Details: on individual family groups can be printed in a great number of formats with relat'ionships, births, marriages, deaths., dates and locations. The program in­ cludes 1l1emhers, of the BUCHANAN family who lived in Texarkana, AR, Titus Co., TX and WELLINGTON, IX. If there is any chance of ex­ change, please address replies to: John F. STACK, W276 N770 Wood­ ridge, Ln., Wa.ukesha, WI 53188. BRAZEALL Seeking descendants or researchers of William, b NC and Many, b BRAZILLE SC BRAZEALL/BRAZILLE, who appear in the 1850 census of Claiborne HOLBERT Parish, LA. Many and her youngest child D. B. appear in the 1860 DAVENPORT census of Claiborne Parish in Minden Twp. Next to them is W. Y. WRIGHT and Nancy BRAZEALL HOLBERT and child M. G. By 1870, W. Y. HOL­ BERT and Mary Georgia ahd Ida are in Shreveport, Caddo Parish, LA. Tradition says W. Y. HOLBERT was associated with sheriff's dept and once managed a plantation on an island within the Red River. After W. Y. HOLTERT's death, Mary Georgia and sister, Ida were befriended by a Mr. WRIGHT. Mary Georgia HOLBERT m George Wash­ ington PAVENPORT after 1870. They seemed to have met as he de­ livered freight by wagon between Hopkins Co., TX and the port of Jefferson, TX. Contact: Gene DAVENPORT, 3510 McMillan Dr., Ty­ ler, TX 757'01. CLARK Need assistance with Andrew Jackson CLARK from Arcadia, LA ca KING 1882, and Mary Lydia Frances KING from Magnolia, AR ca 1887. TAYLOR They lived in Timpson, TX in 1902. Write: Colleen TAYLOR BRINER BRINER, Rt. 4, Box 3378, Stigler, OK 74462. TRAMMELL Shortly after 1750, Daniel TRAMMELL migrated from Fairfax Co., ALSTON VA to Fishdam Ford Community in SC. All of his large family are listed in his will. His descendants scattered over the south. I have a lot of information on TRAMMELLS I would like to share with others. I am willing to act as a clearing house for anyone researching this family. Send me copies of ancest­ or charts and family group sheets and I will pass information on to all interested parties. Contact: Wylene ALSTON, Box 954, Sour Lake, TX 77659. MEALER Wish assistance with the following families: Nicolas MEALER, BURNES d 12 Dec 1763, Lunenburg Co., VA, m Ann BURNES, 26 Dec 1732, BULLENTON Christ Church, VA. Children: (A) Peter in Lunenburg Co., VA WHITTS in 1762, Cabarus Co., NC 1810, Franklin Co., TN 1830. (B) RAGSDALE Mattais, ,b and m in VA. (C) Mary, b & m VA. (D) Elizabeth, m HARRIS ca 1762 a Mr. BULLENTON and in Mecklenburg Co., VA in 1820. MELER (E) Ann, b and'm in VA ca 1762 a Mr. WHITTS. (F) Nicholas, b MARVEL 1750-60 VA m 12.July 1802 Mecklenburg Co., VA Tabitha RAGS­ DALE in Giles Co., TN 1830-1840. '(G) William, b Mecklenburg Co., VA 1800. (H) James,b VA, m 3 Jan 1778 Bute Co., NC, Sally HARRIS, m recorded Warren Co.,NC 1779. In Warren Co., Ne 1786, 1790, 1800, 1810, and in Mecklenburg Co., VA in 1820. (I) Thomas, b andm VA. 1830 Westmoreland Co., VA, 1850 Rit­ chie Go., VA, 1840 (?)Cocke Co., TN. (J) Sarah. (K) Judith. C~ntact:, Tammy MELER MARVEL, 5609 Angela Ave., Alexandria, LA 71303. Phone (318) 442-7849. '* '* '* '* '* '* '* '* THE GENIE FIRST QUARTER 1991 52 SURNAME INDEX

BALLARD 34 I ~RI6ETT 32 ABBOTT 46 BISHQP 30 BRIGGS 14, 37, 41 ABLE 37 BALLS 44 BISSEn 18 1" ~ , 42 B~NKS 31,32,35 ABSCENT 14 BIVINS 50 BRIGHT 34 ADAMS 26, 29, 30, 31 BANNISTER 38, 43 eIXLER 28, 33 35, 49 BAPTISTE 17 BLACK 23, 27 BRINER 52 ADGER 29, 33, 34 BARBIE 22 8Rnum 1,5 ~LACKBURN 3~ , BRQADBENT 38, 39, 41 ADKINS 11 BARFIELD 15 BLACKSHER 3~ BARNACASTLE 31 '" 42 ADLE 18 QLAKEMORE, 4~ BROADNEAX 14 AFFCRT 11 BARNES 23 " BLANDON 32 AGERTON 11 BARNETT 14, 29 BLANKINSHIP 44 BROADWAY 21,,22, 23 AGNES 30 BARNHARDT 28 BLEDSOE 29 BROCATO 28 AINSWORTH 37 BARNHILL 43 BLEUFORD 15 BRONSON 16 AIRHART 17, IS BARREL 14 BLISS 50 BROOKS 13, 33 AKIN 31 BARRIIIORE 47 BLOODEN IS BROOM 12 ALBRITTON 11, 12, 15 BARRON 11, 12 BLUOWORTH 19, 23 BROTHERS 13 16 BASS 12, 15 BLUFORD 14 BROUSSARD 28 ' ALBRITTON 16 BASSEL 39 BRONN 11, 13, 14, 16, BLUNT 40, 43 17, 19, 20, 21, 22 ALEXANDER 12, 30, 36 BATES 23, 33 BOATRIGHT 15 ALLEN 14, 26, 29, 30 BATSON 31 25, 28, 33, 36, 46 BODEN 20, 21 48, 50 31, 33, 36 BATT 27 BOEHMER 33

BROWNING 11,' 38 ALLISON 14 BAYLlSS 16 ' 9066S 32 , BEARDEN' 11, 15 BROWNLEE 29 ALSTON ~% BOLAND 23 BRUTON 12, 15 AIIACHER 23 BEASLEY' 11! 18, 33 BOLDING 34 BEASON 39 BRUTUS 25 AMACKER 23 BOLTON 14, 19 BRYAN 12, 32 AMMONETT 14 BECK 13 BONNER 32 BEESAN 39, 40 BRYANT 13, 15, 29, 35 AMONETT 12 BOOKER 24,27 BUCHANAN 13, 51, 52 ANCHUTZ 39 BEESON 43 BOOlES 14 BELCHER 34 BUFFORD 14 ANDERSON 15, 16, 25, BOOTY 18, 48 BULL 14 28, :1, 36 BELL 12, 14, 25, 29, BOSTON 25 ANDREWS 12, 14 31, 33, 34 BOUNDS 34, 35 BULLENTON 52 BENJAMIN 35 BULLOCK 13 ANGLEN 22 BOWERS 35 BUNCH 34 ARBATHEWS 12 BENNETT 33, 35, 36 BOWLEN 13 BURFORD 14 . ARCHER 15 BENSON 15 BOWLES 13, 35 ARLEDGE 30, 31, 33 BERNEATHY 34 BOWLING 30 BURGHER 24 34 BERRETT 43 BOYD 15, 49 BURK 35 ARMSTRONG 12, 15, 16 BERRITT 43 BOYKIN 29 BURKE 30 ARNOLD :5, 29, 30, 31" BERRY 44, 45,40, 51 BRADFORD 32 BURKS 14,29. 30, 32, 33, ::0 BERT 13 BRADLEY 33 36 ARROWSMITH 40, 42 BERWICK 51 BRAGG 11 BURLETT 16 ASHWORTH 51 BETH 29 BRAGGS 11 BURNES 5Z ATf(lNS 33 BETTERTON 16 BRANCH 11, 15, 32 BURNS 15, 30 AULDS 11, 16 BEU61JUE IE 13 BRANDON 25 BURRASTON 41, 42, 43 AUSTIN 14 BICKFORD 46 BRANTLEY 15 BURT 14 AUTLEY 12, 13 BICKHAM 51 BRASHER 11, 16 BURTON 31 AUTRY 13 BICKS 16 BRAZEALL 52 BUSBY 12, 16 BACHMAN 16 BUSH 25, 26i 27, 28 BIGBEE 30 BRAZILE 37 BUSH, JR 25 . BAG"AN 13 BIJOU 49 ': BRAZILLE 52 BAGWELL 12, 13, I! BILBO 19 BUSHAY 14 BRAZZEL 11, 20 .. BUSrAIIENTE 24 BAILEY 12, 13, 20, BILLBERRY 11, 16 BREED 14 31 BINDEN 35 BRETT 46 .. BUTLER 34, 42 BAKER 12, 16, 34, 30 BING 3'1; 34 BREWSTER 11, 13, 22 BYRD 23 BAKUII 24 BINNERY29 BREZON 25 CABLE 23 BALDIN 3& CAIN 12 BIRCH 14, 15 BRICE 14 CALDWELL 30,34 BALL 35 BIRD 14 BRIDEWELL 49 THE GENIE First Quarter 1991 I CALDWELL, JR 25 COBB 12, 18, 19, 50 CULVER 51 DRION 12, 14 CALHOUN 16 COGG 21 CUMMINGS 22 DRIVES 14 CALK 47 COGS 16 CUMMINS 12, 51 DRUCKER 49 CALVERT 15 COILE 25 CUNYUE 27 DRU""OND 36 CAMPBELL 13, 25, 27, COKER 19, 33 CUSH 11 DUCAN 14 31, 32, 33, 35, 36, COLBERT 15 CUTRER 49 DUCKETT 33 49 COLEMAN 12, 14, 15, 31, DA VEE 44 DUDLEY 25, 27, 30 CANADA 16 35, 39, 49 DACUS 13 DUDLY 13 CANBY 49 COLES 25 DADE 13, 16 DUGERS 3 CANDADO 24 COLESON 11, 12, 16 DAMON 18 DUMAS 11, 44 CANN 11 COLLIER 35 DANIEL 14, 15, 27 DUNCAN 31, 34 CANNON 33 COLLINS 17, 18, 35, SO DANIELS 12, IS, 31, DUNN 34, 35 CAPERS 31 COLSON 13 32, 51 DUPLIEX 24 CAREY 12 COLVIN 25 DANNER 47 DUPREST 25 CARLISLE 30 COMIER 50 DANS 34 DURDIN 33 CARI'IEY 16 COMPTON 11 DARBY 45 DURHAM 25, 27 CARMICHAEL 14 CONLEY 16 DAVEE 44 OURKEE 46 CARPER 31 CONNELL 33, 34 DAVENPORT 12, 14, 52 DURRETT 20, 22 CARR 13, 16, 35 CONNAY 27 DAVIDSON 17 OUTTEN 36 CARTER 13, 16, 20, COOK 12, 21, 32, 33, DAVIS 11, 12, 13, 15 DUVOSE 32 22, 25, 26, 27, 35, 48 16, 25, 26, 30, 31, DYKES 36 28, 30, 32, 33, COOMBS 33 33, 38, 50 EASLEY 12, 25 34, 36, 39, 40 COOPER 11, 15 DAWKINS 12, 14, 15 EASTER 31 CARVER 11 COPELAND 30 DAWSON 12, 15 EASTERLY 50 CARY 45, 46 CORANICK 13 DAY 31 EDENS 30 CASH 31, 35 CORNELIUS 33 DE MOSS 44 EDMONDS 14 CASIS lS CORNNALL 37, 39 DEAN 11, 12 EDWARDS 12, 14, 24, 25, CASON 25, 34 COUSES 13 DEARI'IOND 49 27, 31, 35, 39 CASPARI 19 COURTERS 46 DEBLIEUX 18 ELDER 48 CASSON 15 COUTURIER 48 DEFFE 15 ELDER, JR 49 CASTARD 33 COVERDALE 39, 40, 42 DEMOSS 32, 33 ELKINS 11 CAWTHORNE 32 COVINGTON 35, 36 DENDY 14, 39, 40 ELLEDGE 50 CHADDICK 47 CONELL 13 DENHAI'I 14, 31 ELLIOTT 36 CHALER 21 COX 12, 13, 21, 22 DENT 34, 35 ELLIS 12, 1S CHAMBLl 5S 15 26, 40, 41 DEROHAS 242 ELLISON 29 CHAMBREE 39 COX, JR 40 DEWBERRY 29, 36 ELLZEY 23 CHANDLER 2B, 46 CRAFT 25 DEWING 51 ELSTON 28 CHANGERS 39 CRAIG 34 DICKARD 29 EMBERSON 16 CHAPLIN, JR 21 CRAWFORD 13, 14, 34 DICKERSON 11 EMERSON 16 CHAPMAN 17, 27, 35, 44 CREATH 12, 14 DICKEY 34 EMMONS 28 CHAPPELL 15, 16 CRIMES 15 DICKSON 27, 30, 31, 39 ENIS 49, 50 CHARLESTON 34 CRITCHFIELD 40, 42 DIFFEY 32, 33 ENNIS 49 CHASE ~,O, 32 CRlTINGTON 42 DILDY 11 ENOS 49 CHATMAN 35 CRITTENDON 41, 43 DILLARD 33, 35 ERNACK 24 CHERRY 31 CROUCH 25 DISI1AR 14 ESTERLE SO CHILDERS 25, 29, 38 CROW 14, 15 DIXON 13 ESTERLY 50 CHILLITRE 24 CRUI1E 51 DOMINGUES 49 ESTESS 23 CLARK 13, 15, 28, 31 CRUMLEY 49 DOI1KE SO ETHERIDGE 16 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, CRUMPTON 38 DORMAN 1& ETHRIDGE 13, 34 42, 43, 52 CRUSE 50 DOTY 11 ETTEREDGE 49 CLAYTON CRYE 27 DOUGLAS 25, 32 EUBANKS 15 CLEGG 38 CULBERTSON 12 DOWDEN 17 EVANS 15 CLEI1IUNS 13 CULBURTON 13 DOYLE 50 EVERETT 14, 32 CLEMONS 12 CULLEN 16 DRAPER 49 EXELL 47 THE GENIE First Quarter 1991 II FARINGTON 34 GAlLES 34 GREY 14, 15 HAUGHTON 15 FARI'IER 25, 30 - GAILLIARD 32, 33, 36 GRIEF 16 HAWKINS IS, 19, 33, 36 FARRINGTON 29 GAINES 14 GRIFFEN 29 HAWTHORN 23 FAUKNER 25 GAINEY 13 GRIFFIN 16 HAY 40 FAY 36 GANETT 25 GRIGERS 34 HAYDEN 36 FEAGLE 12, 13 GARDNER 12, 32, 33 GRISHAM 14, 15 HAYES 11, 14, 15, 23, FEAGLE, JR 13 GAREY 26 GRISSETT 47 51 FEARS 26 GARNER 19, 26, 36 GRISWOOD 21 HAYS 11, 30 FEDENA 48 GARRETT 30, 32, 34 GROUNDS 32 HAYWOOD 30 FELPS 35 GARRISON 32, 36 GRUBBS 19 HEARD 14, 45 - FENTON 36 GARVER 14 GRUBS 18 HEARN 11, 12 FEUTRIl 12, 16 GASKINS 16 GRYDER 32, 33 HEIFNER 32 FIELD 14 GATES 12, 20, 26 GUIN 21 HENDERSON 11, 15, 31, FIELDER 41 GAY 32, 33 GULLEY 11 35, 36, 49, 51 FIELDS 15 GAYLES 34 GULLY 14, 15 HENDRICK 11 FINLAY 13 GEE 11 GUYLER 51 HENDRICK, JR 11 FISHBURN 12 GERGESS 16 HACKETT 26 HENDRICKS 30, 31 FISHER 12 -6IBBS 20, 21 HADLEY 35 HENERY 12 FISK 31 - GIBSON 12, 14, 15, 20, HAGAN 50 HENNEGAN 13 FITZPATRICK 13 30, 31, 36, 37, 40, HAGGARD 14 HENRY 12, 13, 26, 34 FLANON 13 41, 42 HAINEY 27 HERI'!AN 13 FLEMING 30 GILBERT 13, 23 HAINSWORTH 51 HERROD 14 FLEI'IIN6, JR 26 GILCREASE 20, 23, 24 HAIRSON 11 HESTER 13, 16 FLOURNOY 26, 35 GILES 25 HALEY 14, 27 HEWS 31 FLOWERS 3S GILL 33 HALL 11, 15, 26, 27, HICKI'!AN 22, 23, ~5, 26 FLOY 25 GILMER 33, 35 32, 33, 35, 40, 41 HICKS 13, 15, 16, 26 FOLLINS 33 GILMORE 26 43 35 FORBIS 37, 41 GIPSON 38 HALLOWAY 11 HI6HT 13

FORD 13 J 31, 34, 36 GIVENS 35 HALLS 38, 42 HILL 15, 27, 31, 34 FORK 13 GLADNEY 30, 34, 36 HAl'! 11, 12 HILLIARD 32 FORSHEE 21, 22 GLASSON 13 HAI'IILL 36 HILLIER 26 FORT 30 GLEASON 32, 36 HAMILTON 14, 26, 27, 50 HINDMAN 34 FOSHEE 20 GLOVER 29 HAMITER 29 HINES 27 FOSTER 13, 25 GODLEY 11, 14 HAMMOCK 14 HINKLE 32 FOUNTAIN 14, 51 GOFF 24 HAMMOND 16 HINTON 13, 16, 31 FOWLER 34 GOLDSBY 12 HANCOCK 26 HOBDY 16 FOX 22, 39, 50 GOLDSMITH 28 HANDY 30 HOBSON 39, 40, 42 FRANKLIN 16, Ie, 29, GONZALES 24 HANNA 17 HODGE 27 31, 34, 35 GOODGAME 22 HANSEN 41, 43 HODGES 13, 31 FRASHER 15 600DING 32 HANSON 28, 50 HOGAN 26 FRAZIER 25, 31, 34 GOODWIN 29, 31, 47 HARDEMAN 33 HOLBERT 52 FREEI'IAN 15, 2311 25, 26 GORDON 12 HARDIE 16, 19, 26 HOLDEN 23, 26 FREET ON 12 GOYNE 10, 11 HARDISON 14 HOLLAND 12, 22 FREMAN 12 GRADY 14 HARDY 35, 37, 38, 41 HOllIS 13, 1~, 15, 25 FRIEND 25, 28 GRAFTON 15 HARKINS 13 HOLLOWAY 30, 32, 35 FRYAR 12 GRAHAM 13, 28, 31 HARLEY 13 HOLLY 15 FRYE 36 GRANGER 15 HARRIS 12, 13, 14, 15, HOLlYMAN12 FULLER 13, 14,20, 46 GRANNISON 36 26, 29, 30, 41, 52 HOLMAN 27 FULLILOVE 25, 28 GRANT 18 HARRISON 16, 32, 34, 49 HOLMES 14, 36 FULLINGTON SO 6RAPPE 30 50 HOlMS 14 FULLWOOD 35 GRAVES 15, 34 HARSON 11 HOLSEY 16 FUTCH 11, 12, 15 GRAY 26 HARVEY 12 HOLT IB, 22, 32, 37, 6AFFRAY 11 GREEN 14, 16, 26, 27, HATCHING 28) 38, 39, 40, 41, GAHAN 12 29, 30, 31, 33 HATTAWAY 16 42, 43

THE GENIE First Q~arter 1991 III HONEY CUll 12, 15, 16 33, 34, 35, 36 33 KANDEVILLES 46 HONTZ 46 JOHNSTON 11, 12, 13, 14, LE SUEUR 36 KANN 34, 45 HOOKER 33, 36, 39 15, 16, 28, 31 LEACH 37, 38 "ANNING 11, 13 HOPKINS 14, 40 JOHNVKIN 11 LECOI1TE 17 I1ANRY 35 HORN 19, 21 JOINER 11, 12, 27, 33 LEE 12, IS, 18, 24 I1ANUEL 16 HOSKIN 26 JONES 11, 12,13, 15, 26, 28, 29, 31, MAPLES 51 HOUGH 13, 15 16, 22, 27, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 36 IIARINER 14 HOUSTON 26, 29, 30, 48 31, 33, 34, 35, 36, LEE, JR 28 I1ARLON 36 HOWARD 13, 32, 33 37, 39, 40, 42, 43, LEEK 31 "ARREL 19 HOWELL 20, 30, 33 45 LEGGETT 39 HARSHALL 28 HUCKABAY 28 JONSON 13 LEGRAND 49 KARTIN 13, 14, 16, 20, HUCKABY 28 JORDAN 16, 30, 33, 35 LESTER 42, 43, 51 23, 28, 29, 30, 35, HUDSON 14, 35, 36 36 LEVY 18 40, 42, 50, 51 HUGES 13 JORDON 20 LEWIS 13, 14, 16, 27, HARVEL 52 HUGHES 27, 30, 33, 48 JOSEPH 12 28, 30, 49 "ASON 12, 13, 36 HUGHLEY 27 KAISER 40 LINCOLN 16 I1ASTER 34 HUISON 14 KEITH 29, 34 LINSON 28 "ATHENS 21 HUNT 18, 37 KELLY 11, 13, 14, 15, LITTLE 23 I1ATLOCK 29, 35 HUNTER 14, 23, 26, 27, 16, 26, 28, 29, 30, LITTLEJOHN 34 "AXWELL 31 32, 34, 35 33, 35 LIVINGSTON 12, 43 "AY 13 HUTCHINGS 25, 26, 27 KENDRICK 14 LOCKE 28 KAYES 16 HUTTON 28 KENNER 31, 32, 35 LOCKEY 31 HAYFIELD 13 HYAMS 21, 33 KERNER 16 LOCKLEY 30 "AYO 14 HYNES 15, 30 KERRNEE 12 LOFTIN 30 IIAYS 34 IRVIN lb, 33 KEY 11, 14, 17, 18 LOGAN 28, 32 KC ALRED 15 IRWIN 19 KIDD 25 LONG 14, 16, 32 I1C ANN, JR 25 ISAAC 14 KILE 23, 24 LOTH 28 IIC BRIDE 13 ISELE 47 KILES 18 LOTT 35 IIC CAA 32 ISLAND 11 KILGORE 34 LOVE 15, 28 "C CALL 28, 31 IVERY 11 KINARD 24 LOVELADY 13 IIC CANN 40 IVEY 25 KINCH 32 LOWE 12, 26, 39 lit CARTY 30 IVORY 16 KING 12, 28, 52 LOWERY 14 I1C CASKILL 21 JACKSON 11, 12, 13, 16, KINLEY 15 LOYD 13 I1C CLAIN 14, 26, 39, 42, 20, 23, 24, 26, 27, KINNARD 11 LUDD 28 44, 47 29, 31, 32, 33, 34, KIRBY 26 lULES 36 /'IC CLELLAND 49 3S KIRK 11 LUNDY 14 IIC COllOUGH 22 JAINTER 27 KIRSCH 28 LUNSFORD 15 "C CONNELL 31, 34 JAKES 27, 29, 30, 31, KITCHENS 14 LYNCH 14, 19, 20" 21, I1C COWAN 33 32, 33, 36, 40 KNEELS 14 22 IIC COWEN 31 JAI1IESON 19, 21, 46 KNOX 33 LYNN 32 IIC COY 30, 48 JAil ISDN 12 KOLB 15 LYON 26 IIC CULLOCK 11, 15 JARMON 14 KRAUSE 25 I1ACALISTER 46 I1C CULLOU6H 34 JEFF 25 KYLE 17 IIACRAES 44 I1C DADE 32 JEFFERSON 32, 36 KYLES 35 I1ACTON 31 lit DANIEL 21, 32 JELKS 15 LAI1BETH 28 "ADDEN 12, 19, 46 IIC DONALD 11, 12, 29, JENKINS 32 LANGLEY 12 HADING 32, 35 32, 33, 47, 50 JENNINGS 30, '3~ LANKFORD 15 I1ADOME!.!. 25, 26 IIC DUFFIE 1~ JENOLDS 12 LAP LAN 20 HAEZ 21 I1C DUFFY 16 JETER 25, 27 LARCHE 13 I1AGUEE 15 lit FARLAND 15, 16 JII1HILES 12 LARSEN, JR 38, 39, 42 MALBROUGH 50 I1C GEE 13 JINKINS 29 LAW 16, 28, 51 "ALONE 15, 16, 34 I1C GINTY 30 JOHNS 29, 31 LAWHON 11 I!ALONY 30 "C GOUGH 12, 15 JOHNSON 14, 22, 25, 27, LAWRENCE 11, 13 I1AN 45 IIC GUW"'Y ~: 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, LAWSON 21, 27, 29, 31, HANASCO 49 !'It NLL!~' 32 THE GENIE First Quarter 1991 IV .. ~ nMI'IS 23 IIORRISON15, 31 33\ 39, 50 PRIDGER 14 . I'IC KIl'ltlS, JR 23 MORRON 23, 30 PARKS 15, 30, 31 PROFFITT 34 IIC KINNEY 32 I'IOSELY 30, 35 PARR 48 PRUDHO""E 23, 24 I'IC LAIN 14 110SLEY12 PARRETT 36 PUCKET 12 I'It LAREN 18 1'I05S 19, 21, 22, 36 PATRICK 14 PUGH 33 I'IC LEAN 18 IIOULTON 46 PATTERSON 11, 15, 16, PULLY 25 I'IC LENDON 21 I'IUCKLE40 22, 34 PYLANT 13 !'It "ANUS 33 "URPHEY 29 PATTON 12 RABUN 11, 13 I'IC I'IULLEN 30 IIURPHY 24 PAYNE 16 RAGAN 11 !'IC NAIR 15 I'IURRAY 22 PEAK 15 RAGLAND4a- I'It NAUGHTON 37, 41, 42, IIURRY 11, 12, 27 PEARCE 40 RAGSDALE 52 43 I'IUSE 40 PEARSON 11, 14, 16, RAINEY 16 "C NEELY 17, 19, 20 I'IUSSER 33 '40, 44 RAINS 14 I'IC NEILL 46 I'IYERS 12 PEDS ON 36 RALLS 36 I'IC NORTON 12, 16 NAPOLEON 36 PELAGIC 17 RAPIBIN 49 MC MUTT 50 NASH 17, 20, 23, 24, PENDARVIS 48 RAMSEY 11, SO I'IC QUEEN 31 29 PENNY 15 RANDALL 35 "EAD 46 NATTIN 33 PEPPERS 11 RANSON 34 ftEADONS 23, 51 NEAL 34' PERKINS 11 RASNICK 41 HEALER 52 NEESON 36 PERRETT 41 RATLEY 51 I'IEARS 14 NELOMS 31 PETERSON 29, 36 RAWLS 32 "EEKS 12 NELSON 11, 14, 15, PETREY 51 RED 29, 30 HELER 52 26, 2B, 31 PETTERSON 36 REDDEAUX 13 !'IELTON 11 NENI'IAM 40, 41, 42 PHARA 13 REDDIN 15 fIIENASCO 22 NENSON 12 PHAR,ISS 20 REDICK 11 !'IEREDITH 15 NIAGLES 14 PHA~RIS 23 REED 11, 34 "EYERS 29, 35 NIXON 13 PHILLIPS 11, 13, 29, REIIBERT 14 "ILAI'I 39, 41, 42 NOBLIS 32 31',32 RENNO 25 "ILES 30, 31, 32 NOLEN 12 PICKLE 11 RESTER 11 I'IILLEN 26 NORML 28 PILGREEN 12 REYNOLDS 11, 15, 16 "ILLER 14, 20, 26, 37, NORI'IAN 35 PILKINTON 25, 35 RHODES 14, 20 36, 40, 41, 42, 43 NORRIS 13, 26, 50 PILOT 13 RICH 38 46 ODOI'I 15, 16, 19 PIPES 13 RICHARD 15, 30 MILLIGAN 14 OESTERLEN 50 PISTOLE 15 RICHARDS 30, 35 IIILLNER 11 OGBURN 26 PITTS 13 RICHARDSON 12, 14, 27, MILLSAPS 12 OGLESBY 32 PLATT 16 35 I'IILRONEY 12 DLION 11 PLAYER 29, 33, 34 RICHERSON 28 1'111'15 12, 30, 32, 35 \ OLIVER 13, 32, 33 PLUI'IB31 RICHIE 14 fIIITCHEL 14 ONEAt.' 30 PLUII"ER 15 RICKS 38 HITCHELL 12, 13, 16, ORANGE 33 POCKERS 30 RIDLEY 32 26, 34, 36, 40, 43 OSTERLE 50 POCKINS 34 RIGNEY 27 I'IOBLEY 23 OSTERLEN 50 POINDEXTER 51 RILEY 30 "ONK 21, 27 OUCHLEV 13 POLLARD 21 RINKLE 19 PlONROE 30, 35 OWEN 19, 23 POOL 46 RIPPOND 14 I'IONT60MERY 15, 17, 19, OWENS 16, 33, 34, 36 POOLE ll, 35, 36 RISINGER 11 36 alr/SBY 25 PORTER 14, 30, 33 RITCHEY 32 "ONTICABY 17 PACE 37, 41 POSEY 40, 41 RIVERS 14 "OODY 12 PAGE 18 POST 12 ROACH 30 "OON 29, 31, 36 PAINE 50 POSY 40 ROAN 14, 16 !!OORE 11, 13, 14, 20, PALI'IER, JR 37,36, 41 POTTER 36 ROARK 12 27, 29, 30, 50 PANKARD 32 POUNSEY 37 ROBS 29 MORGAN 11, 12, 32, 33 PARDUE 11, 12, 13, 14, POWELL 15, 16, 21, 22 ROBERSON 30, 31, 33 MORRIS 13, 20, 29, 33, 16 PRESTON 19, 20 , ROBERTS 18 35 PARKER 11, 14, 23, 31, PRICE 35, 37, 38 ROBERTSON 14, 15, 17

THE GENIE First Quarter 1991 v ROBINSON 17, 35, 36, 37 SHINPOCK 11 STEEL 15 44, 47 ROBSON 39 SHOULTY 13 STEPHENS 32 THURMAN 12 ROCKET 11 SHOVAN 13, 16 STEPHENSON 20, 39, 41 THURI10ND 29 RODEN 31 SHULTZ 13 42 THURSTON 12, 13, 15 RODGERS 11, 15 SHUI'IAKER ~ STEVENS 12, 13, SO TIBBITS 25 RODNY 46 SHUTT ·14 STEVENSON 18, 19 TIL LETSON 45 ROGERS 32, 44, 47, 49 SIBLEY 24, 36 STEWART 17, 23, 33, 35 TILLOTSON 45 ROLANDS 15 SILES 37 36, 38 TII1BERLAKE 33 ROOPIE 46 S11'11'10NS 11 i 13, 15, 16, STEWHAN 32, 34, 35 TINGLER 31 ROPITEE 16 18, 27, 32, 37, 41 STIGNOR 12 TINKER 35 ROSEBOROUGH 35 SII'II'IS 15 STITBE 39 TINSLEY 28 ROSS 28, 29, 36 SII10N 29 STOKES 31 TISDON 335 ROTHS 14 SII'IONTON 16 STOPPLES 13 TITENSON 40 ROUNSAVALLE 30 SIMPKINS 35 STRAYHAN 34, 36 TOLER 12 ROYSTON 21 SII'IPSON 12, 13, 16, 29 STRICKLAND 37 TOI'IPKINS 14, 15 RUCKER 31 SIMS 34, 36 STRICKLER 49 TOI1P.SON 12 RUSH 16 SINGLETARY 20 STRINGER 31 TOWNS 15 RUSSELL 37, 40, 41, 42, SINLY 35 STRIPLING 12 TOWNSEND 34 43 SINNEY 36 STROI'IEYER 29, 31 TOWNSON 11 RYERSON 46 SKANNAL 25 STROlHER 29 TRAI1I1ELL S2 RYLAND 19 SLAMSON 15 STUART 31 TRAYLOR 15 SACK 12 SI'IALLI'IOOR 31 STURDEVANT 46 TUBBS 12, 15 SACKWELL 31 SMALLWOOD 31 STURDIVAH 11 TUBINISTlCAN 17 SALLEY 14 SI'IILEY 34 SUDS BERRY 50 TUCKER 28, 30 SAI'IPLER 35 SMITH 11, 12, 13, 14, SULLIVAN 30 TUGER 24 SAMUEL 36 15, 16, 21, 22, 23, SUI'I"ERLIN 13 TUGWELL 11 SANDERS 29, 31, 34, 35, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, SUMHIS32 TULI.IS 11 36 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, SUI'IRALL 49 TUNNEL 13 SANDIDGE 31, 48 35, 36, 39, 44, 50 SMANN 34, 36 TURNER 12, 21, 28, 33, SANDIGE 48 SI'IITH, JR38 SWEARINGING 36 34, 40 SAVANNAH 30 SI'IUDELY 15 SYKES 13 TYNES 22, 38 SAWYER 12 SNELL 18 TABOR 14 VAN saDERS 46 SAXON 49 SOCKI'IAN 32 TAGGETT 39 VANCE 29, 32 SCARBOROUGH 13, 15, SOLOI'IAN 15 TALTON 15 VERCHER 17 40 SORENN 26 TANIN 19 VICKERS 11 SCOFIELD 26 SORRELL 25, 26, 28 TATE 11, 27 VINCENT 34 SCOTT 13, 14, 20, 36 SOTO 24 TATUI'I 11 VINEY 31 SCRUGGS 33 SOUTHERLAND 28 TAX 39 VUTLER 16 SEAL 11 SPARKS 18, 19, 21 TAYLOR 12, 13, 14, IS, MADE 29, 31 SEARCY SO SPELLS 15 16, 18, 20, 30, 32, IIAGLAY 21 SELF 20, 22 SPHERANCE 30 34, 48, 49, 50, 52 WAGLEY 22, 37, 41, 42, SELLARS 12 SPIKES 12 TAZNELL 32 43 SELLERS 35 SPIRE 12 TEAGLE 39 !lAGNER 32 SESSIONS 12 SPUETT 1S TEDLETON 16 !lAINE 12 SHACKLEFORD 11, 12 SPUHLER 47 TELFORD 11 !lAINE, SR 15 SHAI!ARD 24 SPURLIN 31 TERAL 42 WAINWRIGHT 14 SHAPLEY 44, 46 STACK 51, 52 TERRALL 37, 41, 42 WAIT 25 SHARPERD 49 STACKHOUSE 36 TERRILL 15 MALKER 14, 33, 35, 37 SHAVER 32, 33, 34 STACKS SO TERRY 15, 16, 25 WALL 16 SHAW 12, 35 STACY 24 THIBODEAUX 20, 24 WALLACE 12, 13, 14, 32 SHEPPARD 13, 15 STAI'IPS 29 THOI'IAS 12, 14, 16, 25, 34, 3 SHERIDAN 24 STAPH 14 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, WALLIS 49 SHERROD 31 STAPLE 14 49 WALLS 32 SHIELD 16 STARKS 31, 36 THOMPSON 11, 13, 16, MAI.MSBY 21

THE GENIE First Quarter 1991 VI WAL"SLEY 20, 22 33, 34, 36 MALTERS IS, 38, 39, 42 WINDES 15 WALTERSCHEID 48 WINDSOR 34 WARD 12, 13, IS, 31 WINERGER 13 WARE 34 WINES 11 WAR6EE 12 WINGATE 34 WARNER 28 WINHAI1 36 MARREN 15, 31 WINSTON 36 WARRICK 20 WISE 13, 29, 33 WASHINGTON 12, 13, 14, WITHERS 22 15, 16, 29, 32,34, WOOD 12 35, 44 WOODRUFF 43 ,WASSON 14 WOODS 16, 20, 37, 47, WATERS 14 49 WATKINS 30, 34 WOODWARD 35, SO WATSON 12, 14, 2-5,26, WOODY 28 28, 30, 40, 42, 42 WORKS 32 WATT 34, 35 MORLEY 26 WAYNE 12 WRIGHT 13, 15, 31, 33, WEBB 14, 29, 31, 46 36, S2 WELCH 15, 20 WRINKLE 21 WELDON 13 WRINKLES 19, 37 WELLS 31, 32, 34 WYATT 14 IIERRING 31 WYCHE 26 WESLEY 28, 31, 35 YANCONISH 45, 46 WE5S 30, 35' YARBOROUGH 25, 26 .,E5T 30, 33 .' YEARNS 15 WESTLEY 31 YONGER 12 WEST"ORELAND 11 YORK 32, 35 WHATLEY 21 YOUNG 32, 36, 46 WHATLE~, JR 22 YOUNGBLOOD 13, 14 WHEEl.ER 20, 24 MHELLIS 12, 16 WHITAKER 21 . WHITE 13, 15, 16, 27, 33, 35, 48, SO WHITFIELD 15 WHITTAKER 29 WHITTINGTON 25, 26 WHITTS 52 WILEY 15, 16, 18 WILKERSON 36 ilILKINS 35, 36 ilILLHITE 16 WILLIAMS 12, 14, 15, 16, 21, 23, 25, 26, 27, 2S, 29, 30, 32, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 39, 43, 47 WILLIAMSON 16, 39 MILLIS 11, 13, 33 MILLS 32 illLLSON 15 ilILSON 25, 26, 29, 32,

THE GENIE First Quarter 1991 V,f}, ~ ",. ,.~ ,,: .; COMPUTING BIRTH DATES

Giveu the Date of Death and the Age of the lud1vidualiu Yean, Koutba, Day. at the U .. of Death

INSTRUCTIONS 1. Find the OAY of death in the left column. Treating this as day 0, the day before as 1, the day before that as 2, etc., count up the column the number January 15 of days of life given. If you reach the top of the column before you bave February 16 finished couuting, continue at the bottotl of the column. If the lIonth Karch . 17 preceding that of death has less than 31 days, be sure to skip the unneeded April 18 days in the colUlln. :'You now have the day of birth. May 19 June 20 2. Pind the MONTH of death in the lower lIonth column at the right. If you went July 21 past the 1st while counting days, go back one lIonth. Just like with days, August 22 count this lIonth as 0 and count the number of months of tile. This gives you September 23 the ~ of birth. October 24 November 25 3. Take the YEAR. of death. !f you went pas t January when counting months, December 26 subtract 1 from the year of death. Now subtr~ct the number of yearB of life January 27 froll the year you have to get the year of birth. February 28 Karen :29) 4. LEAP YEARS: A:rs.y years evenly divtsible by 4, except the century years. April 30) unless they are divisible by 400 (1600 was a leap year; 2000 will be the Hay 31) next one.). Remember that when you count back the days. you skip only 31 and June 1 30, instead of 31. 30. and 29. to correct the number of days in the lIonth. July 2 The rule to remember: Thirty days hath September, April. June. and Noveaber. August 3 September 4 Note: To check the birth date you have arrived at, start with that date and Oc:.tober 5 count forward to· the date of death. November 6 December 7 EXAMPLE!: Subject died 31 May 1966, aged 94y 11m 7d. 8 9 1. Starting ~ith 31. treat this as day 0 and count back 7 days.This bring us to 10 24. 11 12 2. We did not &9 past the 1st, so starting with May in the month column, count 13 up 11 months. This takes us to June. 14 -:--" ' 3. We did go past January, so 1966 becomes 1965. Subtracting 94 froll 65 gives. 1871. ,THE DATE OF BIRTH: 24 June 1871.

EXAMPLE II: Subject died 1 March 1896) aged 35y 7m 2d. 1. Startiltg with 1. trea-tthiS:'day as O"and count back 2. The month preceding Marcn i8 'ebruary and 1896 was a Leap Year so we skip ouly 30 and 31. The before March 1 was February 29. Treat the 29th as 1, etc. This lands us on 29.

2. We did go past the 1st; so starting with February 1n the month column, count up 7 months. This takes us to July. 3. We did go past January; so 1896 becomes l89S.Subtracting 35 from 1895 gives us 1860. THE DATE OF BIRTH: 28 JulY.1860. .. 'MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION &DUES REMITTANCE ARK-LA-TEX GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION P. O. Box 4462. Shreveport, LA 71134

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