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Volume XXIII Number 1 March 1977

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19 76·1 9 77 OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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Helen Lu. Editor-Elect Minnie Champ, Editor

VOLUME XXIII

S.~!!!~!!!~ SOCIETY SECTION

Officers ti Oirectors, Past Presidents ' Council & Editorial Staff . I nside Fr ont Cove r Edi t o r' s Page • , •. , . . Or der Blank fo r T/J e Q11arterly l nventory of TheQ11 arterly Annu a l Book Award Contest , ...... , , . , , . , , PurchasesbyDPLWithFunds Donatedby Dal l asGenealogical Society . Monthly Meeting Programs Dallas Genealogical Society WORKSHOP . Book Reviews

Sparkman -Hillcrest Funeral Home, Series VII, Mrs . Mi n ierDeSpa in .. 1-8 Proj ects onDallasCountyResearch . . ,. ,.,...... 9 The Wo r thing t ons o f Dal l as - Part I, Edward Wort h ington Samuel I, Jr . . 10-20 RecentAcquisitions in the Dallas Public Library, Lloyd D. Bockstruck . • , 2 1 -33 Articles on Dallas County Research Published by the Garland Loca l Histor y & Ge n eal og i ca l Society (1972 - 1973), Mrs . Margaret Smith .

TheAtascosita Censusof 1826, Mrs . Opal K. Hollis .• .• . , ...... Book Review: PHOTOS AND TALES OF DELTA CO UNTY (TEXAS), Mrs . Wilma Mil l e r Ross a nd Mrs . Bi llie Miller Ph illip s ...... , . . . . 4 1 Ci vil War So l diers from Brunswick Coun t y , Virgi n ia , Wil 1 iam McCaddin Pritchett . 42- 45 Book Review: THE HARBENS OF OALTON, GEORGIA , C . M. Carth ew-Yorstoun , 46 - 47 Boo k Review: A HI STORY OF VAN BUREN CO . , ARKANSAS . 47 Federal Archives & Record Center , Kent Carter 47

National

Twe l fth An nual Meeting & Reunion of the Confederate Veterans ( 1 902) , Series IV . 48 - 59 Ad Page • . • . . . • . • . • ...... 60 Wi ll of William Godbey - 1829, Mrs . Alice Pitts .. , . • . 6 1 Sea rching fo r Your I nd ian An cestors, Mrs. Rose Marie Snel l 62-68 Be no n i Bart l ett Tay l orFami l y Bi bie, Hers h e i W. Anderso n 69 Que r y Page , • • • . . . , , 70 l nd ex , Mrs. Grace McKnight . 71 - 72

Advertisements Bits and Pieces, Booksand Stones Vol . 1 • 33 James A. Clement , Jr. OSB . , . 35 Cha r les E. Tutt l eCo., Inc. . . 45 Col linCounty (Texas) Cemetery I n sc r iptions • . , . • Inside Back Cover Da llas Coun t y, Memorial & Biograph ica l ... 60 Texas L. D. S , Book Center . • •• 8 The Editors Desk Mrs. Minnie Champ

NOTICE

All back issues of The Q11arterly have been trans ferred from The Editor's possess ion to the home of Mrs . Stephen J. Smith (Margaret), 8446 Santa Clara, Dallas, TX 7521 8. (214-327- 5096)

A complete inventory is carried in this issue a 1eng >li th the order b 1ank be 1ow. Please check availability on the inventory prior to ordering copies.

The December 1975 and the March 1976 issues of The Quarterly car ri ed a comp 1ete 1 is ting of all research articles EVER published - "Geneal ogical Research Material Previously Published by the Local History & Genealogical Society (no11 Dallas ' Genealog i cal Society) - 1955-1976."

DALLAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY (formerly Local History and Genealogical Society) . ORDER BLANK for Tite Quarter/y

1955 Vol. I D Set of6 issues 1956 Vol. li D Spring osummer D Fall O Winter 1957 Vol.Ill D Spring OSummer D Fall OWinter 1958 Vol. IV D Spring D Summer D Fall Dwinter 1959 Vol. V D Spring D Summer D Fall OWinter 1960 Vol. VI D Spring D Summer D Fall DWinter 1961 Vol. VII 0 Spring OSummer D Fall OWinter 1962 Vol. VIII D Spring 0 Summer D Fall OWinter 1963 Vol. IX D Spring D Summer D Fall DWinter 1964 Vol.X 0 Spring oSummer D Fall OWinter 1965 Vol.XI D Spring Dsummer D Fall Dwinter 1966 Vol.XII D Spring oSummer D Fall OWinter 1967 Vol.Xlll D Spring DSummer D Fall DWinter 1968 Vol.XIV D Spring oSummer OFall OWinter 1969 Vol.XV 0 Spring OSummer D Fall OWinter 1970 Vol.XVI 0 Spring oSummer oFaU QWinter 1971 Vol.XVII 0 Spring DSummer 0 Fall DWinter 1972 Vol.XVIII D Spring osummer oFall OWinter 1973 Vol.XIX D Spring Dsummer D Fall DWintcr 1974 Vol.XX D Spring osummer D Fall OWinter 1975 Vol.XXI D Spring DSummer D Fall DWinter 1976 Vol.XXII D Spring OSummer D Fall OWinter

Name ------ Address------Order from : DALLAS GENEALOGICAL SOC IETY I am enclosing ------for the issues 77re (b.arterly checked above . THE QUARTERL y P. 0 . Box 12648 Dallas,TX75225 Mrs. Smith Inventory of The Quarterly

Year Vol urne No. No. No . No. Price One Two Three Four (Note)

1955 4 7 Stapl ed Set of issues #2-#7 3. 00

1956 Il 53 (None published)$ 2. 50

195 7 Ill 36 o• 43 2 . 50

1958 IV 91 38 2. 50 (Combined) 1959 62 63 40 35 2. 50

1960 VI No copi.es at all 23 45 2. 50

1961 VII 65 54 26 2. 50

1962 VI Il 2. 50

1963 IX 2. 50

1964 2. 50

1965 XI 2 . 50

1966 XII 15 18 2. 00

1967 XIII 2. 00

1968 XIV 20 2. 00

1969 XV 2 . 00

1970 XVI 21 11 2. 00

1971 XVII 27 27 2 . 00

1972 XVI Il 2. 00

197 3 XIX 15 40 38 59 2. 00

1974 XX 21 2 . 00

197 5 XXI 18 128 119 2. 50

1976 XXII 75 100 131 73 $2. 50 $3. 50 $2. 50 $3. 75 NOTE: Prices include State Sales Tax, handling & postage. *"0" is used if inventory is 3 or 1 ess. ANNUAL BOOK AWARD CONTEST

The Dallas Genealogical Society announces the following rules for the Annua! Book Award Contest:

1. Qualifications for entry shall be membership in the Dallas Genealogical Society in good standing. 2. The book contest shall be an annua! affair with entries submitted by the first of April, and winners announced at the Dallas Genealogical Society Annua! Norkshop which is held in May. 3. Recognition of winners or prizes shall be in the form of an Award, to be approved by the Executive Board, and presented at the Annua! Workshop Banquet or Luncheon. 4 . There shall be the following categories: Books with a minimum of 50 pages on the subject of a family history or genealogy, b. Books wi th a minimum of 50 pages on some subject of local historical or genealogi cal interest. This would include such subjects as: How to go about genealogical research; a hi story of a city, county, or conununity; or a group genealogical study. Manuscripts, containing a minimum of five pages, single spaced, on the subject of a family history or genealogy. d. Manuscripts, containing a minimum of five pages, single spaced, on some subject of local historical or genealogical interest (see "b" above). 5. There shall be one winner in each category. If in the opinion of the judges, no entries are deserving of a prize in a particular category, then no prize shall be given that year. lf in the opinion of the judges, entries other than the winner deserve special praise, then the judges shall gi ve the se entries "Honorable Hent ion. 11 6 . Each book submitted shall become the property of the Dallas Public Library with the author retaining all publication rights. All JT1.anuscripts submitted shall be available for publication in Dallas Genealogical Society's publication, The Quarterly , with the author retaining publication rights in the same or revised forJ!'I. 7. Judges shal 1 be three in nurnber, annually appointed by the President, and ratified by the Executive Board; the chairrnan being the head of Genea logy Uepartment of the Dal las Public Library, and the other two j udges being selected from outside the Society's rneMbership, but being persons qualified to judge books and manuscripts.

Send your manuscript or book to: Mrs. Lucile Boykin Genealogy Librarian Dallas Public Library 1954 Commerce St. Dallas, TX 75201 PURCHASES BY DPL WITH FUNDS DONATED BY DALLAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY

A contribution of $500 was made by the Dallas Genealogical Society for the 75th Anniversary of the Dallas Public Library. We have been notified that the following Census Recor ds will be purchased with those funds:

Connecticut 1810 Delaware 1800 Fairview Cemetery, Vinita, Craig County, Oklahoma. Vol. I Florida 1830 Indiana 1830 Iowa Territorial 1836 Kentucky County Records Louisiana 1820 Maine 1800 Maine 1810 Maine 1820 Maryland 1830 Massachusetts 1800 New Jersey 1830 New Jersey 1850 New York City 1850 New York State 1810 North Carolina 1810 Rhode Island 1850 Tennessee 1820

Monthly Meeting Programs..

March 24, 1977 ROBERTSON'S COLONY IN TEXAS- - Dr. Malcom D. McLean, Professor of History, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, Texas. 7:00 P.M.

April 28, 1977 WORKS OF THE DALLAS COUNTY HISTORICAL COMMISSION- Mrs. Mary Margaret Rober son, Historical Markers Chairman, Dallas, Texas. 12 00 Noon.

May 7 , 1977 ANNUAL WORKSHOP, NorthPark Inn, Dallas, Texas

June 23, 1977 TEXAS STATE ARCHIVES--Mr. Christopher La Plante, Assistant Director of State Archives, Austin, 7 : 00 P.M.

All meetings will be held at Wyatt ' s on Mockingbird Lane, Dallas. ,_· May 7, Hay 7 , May 7, May 7, May 7, May 7, Hay 7, May 7 , ! ~ ~

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BOOK REVIEWS

Books , resea rch compilations, etc. reviewed herein have been donated to the Genealogy Department, Dallas Public Library. Reviews are carried free of charge . Please notify The Editor of donations. Copied from

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Nitzschmann, Reinbart 3 - 4-1897 145 Trinity 94 Nelson , S . J. 8-7-1897 Mrs . S . Eagon 1 30 Norman , Alex 9-9-1897 1 37 Noll, Sarah 12- 1 -1897 1 56 NorsingleorNorsigle, Mary 9-5-1898 202 New Hope BaptistChurch 2-10-1899 S . Pittman 232 Neel, GeorgeW . 4-10-1899 65 Cockrell Ave . 245 Niland, M J . 6-5 - 1899 114Commerce 264 Nichols, S . W. 5-25-1900 Mr . Arons Secuty? 336 Nolan, Walter forJimCloud? 5-31 - 1900 Neston, H. A. 6 - 30 - 1900 107 McKee St. Li llian Farmer , Waco , TX

Norris, W. H. ~~ ~ r~~~~h to Depot

Newton , Link i~~ · J;ff!~~~n St . Mrs . Roda Newton 3 P . M. - 21 Neussbamer, Mrs. Henry 213Gaston Ave . ~ . ~~l ~r~~ ~ wood Cemetery Neussbamer, Mrs . Henry i 9 Maving remains 408 Nix, M. T. 271 S. Harwood St . 424 Hillsboro, Texas? Nitchie, Mrs. 7-30-1901 457 Neighbors , J. J . 9-9- 190 1 Mrs . Wi lli amson 467 nearCalhoun Nicholes , Hattie 10-19-1901 155S . Jefferson Newean , C . A. 11-25 - 1901 Mrs. Flannagan 253GastonAve . Na~!~~:! Exchange Bank of Expense o n body of Chas . S . Tay l or 33 1

Newson , Mrs . ~~:;s~~r:~:;~~ ~:n ~u~~~aCa;;;;; Hamilton. 265Juliett St. Neeman , Dan Died n earHut chin s , TX Robt . Royce forNeema n

Owe n s, Dock 12-31-1896 To balance 77 Ohlson, L. 6 - 6- 1 897 131 Caroline Ill Oldham, T. G. 9-20-1897 Ruth St . 138 Orman, Mary 9-26-1897 1 39 Osbo r ne , J . M. 12-1-1897 i;?:e~ ~ ~iew St . 1 55 Owens, Ike 3-29-1898 Elm St . 1 78 Oldamer, Sebastian 3-28-1898 1 78 0 Haugh ton , Mrs. Mammie 8 - 3 - 1898 198 Oneal, E . 8- 1 5-1898 200 Osborn, J. E. 1 2-26-1898 Will Cullen 2 19 Oe ttinger, Mrs . 2- 7 -1 899 23 1 Ove r beck , H. A. 7-5-1899 ;~~ g!~t~;o~~~ 270 Ollison, J no . 7 - 19-1899 442 SanJacinto St. 272 Onstott T . E. 8- 3- 1899 404 ElmSt. 274 Olson, Ed 8-13-1899 G. D. BrantleyWall St , Odd Fellows Lodge 13389 Oak Cl iff page 360 deed book 1-21-1900 Owens , G. A . 2-5-1900 ~i;i:n~::ncer F . F . Alston , 311 l Oth St . , Oak Cliff 0 Neil l, Teams 496 Elm St. Mrs . Ja n e CatholicCemetery 0 1 Leary Bros. :~~~~s~ ~v;~ . !~~;ic~~ L~~~~ch Ol iver , Isaac Mrs . Thomas {A Ma nda) 297 :orney , Tex . Oll iver, Jno . W. ~~!i:~: !~e 349 PAGE NO. IN LEDGER 4-7-1897 to 1900 Hank Fletcher 2-19 - 1897" " George Hanson 7-23-1897" Jas. Bradley 12-24-1897" ~::. W~~!!!aas , Cockran St. 1-7-1901 65 Osborn , Mr. W. B. 10-24-1900? Mrs. G. Helfenstein 385 O'Leary , Thos 1-24-1901 177 Santa Fe Ave. 41 2 O'Leay, Miss BrosMrDennis Midlothian, Tex. Catholic Cem. 417 Leahy Owens , C . H. 7-24 - 1901 456 O'Leary , Mrs . 8-16-1901 Thos. O ' Leary Forrest Av. & Pine St 462

Perkins, Jno. 2- 15-1897 g~w~~~ !~;ton, Jno. Hughes Putnam, H. J. 3-19-1897 Poh l e , L . 6-7-1897 112 Peggs, Mrs. E. H. 8-2- 1897 !;: ~!~~:f~\ve . 128 Price, Jno. A. 8-19-1897 T. L. McMul len 132 Powe l l, E. M. 10-15-1897 Ewing Ave . 145 :~~~~~~o~~~o J i. . G. 11-25-1897 153 Potter, Wm. 7-!1-1898 !;~a~o ~ ~~~!!od 161 Pardee, Rev. T . 1-8- 1898 116 Motley Ave., Mrs. Jones, 123 Center Ave. 162 Parris, Jno. 1-13-1898 244 Bellview 162 Patton, Mrs. Rob t . 2-21-1898 Jno. Callihan 170 Palmer, Mrs. M. 2-21-1898 153 N. Akard 11oving child 173 Pagett, Miss. 3-10-1898 174 Purden, Balma 5-7-1898 Central Ave. 185 Paris, Moses 7"26-1898 159Colby St . 196 Price , Josie 9-20-1898 204 Parker, Chas. 12-10-1898 216 Plummer, Henry 6-20-1899 227 Peters, C. P. 2-28-1899 Mrs . H. Peters 236 Paul , J, E. 4-15-1899 425 Flora St . 244 Payne , Rev. M. E. 4-10-1899 540 Central Ave . 245 Penland, Mrs. W. N. 4-11-1899 888 ElmSt. 245 Peyton, P . T. for Sam Nash 5-28-1899 262 Pool , W.M. 6-12- 1 899 161 Gibbs St. 266 Pickard, Jno. 7 - 7--1899 Cor. Cochron 270 Page, Leslie 7-11-1899 Pange r , Jno. W. 8-24 - 1899 ~~~~a:at~~~ie 225 Hill Ave. ;~~ Padgett , Jas. A. 9-14-1899 247GillespieAve., Mol l ieRussell llospital, Sept. 13 Parternostro , Sam Cochran &Cen . RR , AnnieCampice 307 Plakes, Katie 1-23-1900 ~;~h~!~~s c:::~ery 310 Pope , Joe 2-28 - 1900 ~;~f~~~e? ;~,, Thos . Hooper 318 Parker, W. D. 4-7-1900 0 329 Powell-S11ith 5-3-1900 Chas. Taylor 333 Price, Isom &Martin Powell 5-26-1900 Shipped Martin , Tex. 337 Palm, Wa. 6-10-1900 340 Pinn?, Jno. T. 9-16- 1900 ~~~nfe! ~=~=~ Sts. 359 Payne, Rev. 10-6-1900 Rev. Sa•uel Toconsend , 1 007Clift ShippedtoSherman 363 Page, B. W. 10-23-1900 117 Alaao St. , Mr. Fettssenned? 385 Phipps, Mrs . W. R. 11-3-1900 351 N. Pearl St., Mr . W. R. Phipps 388 Greenwood Cemetery Price , Mr. M. E. 11-5-1900 459 Eim St., 3rdFloor 388 Powel l , Thos . 11-6-1900 673 Main St . 388 Pippin, W. H. 1-8 - 1901 406 Porter, W. 2-27-1901 419 Robinson Parks, Jno. 3-6-1901 ;;~n~~~h;:~, S~~m 42 1 Port u r , W. T. 3- 19-190 1 479Hall St . 424 Parker, Mrs. Geo. W. 3-26 - 1901 St. Paul San . T. J, Parker Shipped to Muldoon . , Texas Peavy, P . A. Junius St . 426 Polk, Thos. E . ~4:; Ese:~:~!~& 431 Shipped t o ? Texas Phillips . A. L. fore. C. Copeland 4-28-1901 434 Pearson , L . 5-24-1901 544 N. Harwood 442 Mrs. Vina Aderhold Phi~ii~S , A~~~~oJ~ R. OakCliffCem 447 Pierson , W. C. 447 PAGE NO. IN LEDGER

Page Leslie Charles Bullard Funeral Parker, Rev. Geo M. Miss Mary P. Parker Funeral 4 P . M. Rev. Hall, HaskellAve. Phipps, W. E. 9-25 -1 901 Howard R. Phipps 469 Parrino , R. ll- 4-1901 564 Cochran St , 481 4 P. M. Lillie Parrino Prul, J, T, 10-28-1899 Country 293 Paul Drayton Lodge 19 7- 3-1900 For Burial Rich Smith, Sept. 19 345 Philleps, W. S, 8 - 24-1901 129 Fairmount Ave . 463 Penn, Jno. F. W. H. Penn died 11 A.M. Funeral OakCliffCem Patton , Dr. E.G. 10-12-1901 143 EwingAve, 474 Pa~!~~~s!~t. of Mrs . H. 11- 7-1901 Paidby E. G, Knight forH.M.Patton St. Per it~, Solo mon 11-17-1901 ~:~ ;~~=~e;prings ::! Power, Thos. 1-15-1902 173Main 496 Homer Linley funeral 3 P.M. 10495. Central Ave Pe~~~njo:r Bu: be!? shipped to Ferris, Tex, Parnell, Mrs . M. A. To exhuming & shipping remains Mrs. Dora Shelton to Ladonia Patterson, R. M. A. L. Patterson 1j lot inDaklandCem.

Qna, Fransas W. (Shipped to Toronto Canada)

Roach, E. H. 12-31-1896 To balance 75 Rusk, G. E . 12-31-1896 To balance 77 Rosa, Pearl 12-31-1896 Tobalance 78 Reigor, T. M. 1- 3-1897 684 ElmSt. 87 Rowe, B. F. 4-10-1897 147 LiveOak St. 103 Roberts, E . E. 7 - 1-1897 242 Allen 117 Roman, Dr . C. V. 7- 9-1897 Balle St. 121 Rhodes, B. F. 11-21-1897 405 Flora Rose , Rev. Wm. C . 11-21-1897 158McKennonSt. 154 Ritter , Mrs. W. A. 11-28-1897 Mrs. Munger 154 Reeve, Geo. C. 12-29-1897 160 Rodgers, Wm . A. 1-16-1898 ;~~n A~~:~:on 163 Rutherford, Robt . 1-25-1898 165 0. C. Reeve, JohnT. 2 - 16-1898 ~;~ ~~~::/ve. 169 Rousbey, J. W. 11-13-1898 309 Flora St . 175 Reed, B. A. 4-20-1898 341 GastonAve. 183 Robinson, Geo 5-13-1898 Gas Co. 186 Randall, Mrs. Kathlee 7-16-1898 LotGreenwood 194 Rhodes, J . A. 6- 1-1898 199 Rany , Malinda 8-12-1898 Chas. Moore 199 Roam, C. 0. & Bruce 8-21-1898 R. L. Anderson, nearWood& Ervay 200 Ross, Miss Pearl 10-14-1898 Mrs . Anney E. Ross ~~~ Rice, Mrs . Lee 10-24-1898 Ray, Jno. 10-29-1898 210 ;~~u~:~n b~t~· M. Miller Rall, Ed F . 12-11-1898 216 Reese, T. C. 1- 2-1899 612 Main St. 220 Reno, Mrs. Jas. 7- 8 - 1899 145 Cotton Wood Lane 222 Rucker , Carter L. 1-22-1899 228 Relford, Minnie 4-14 -1 899 209 Preston 246 Remer , Dr. A. T. 4-22-1899 346 Williams 252 Rains &Herndon 5- 2-1899 Marshall, Aug. 25 Henry Thomas 255 Reinhardt, I. 5-22 - 1899 259 Robinson, Ju l ia & Jas . 5-24-1899 260 Rutherford, C. R. 7-21-1899 S. J, Munger 272 Rowell , P.A . 7 - 28 - 1899 273 Rainwater, D. T. 8-17-1899 ~~~ ~!~h~:~~ss~~. 278 Ritter , Leonard 8-25-1899 Rev. Smith 280 Russel!, Henry 10- 14-1899 ChildofMrs. Russel! Ship to Forney 289 Randall, Mary 326 Cottage Lane 296 Jennie, Randall 10 A.M. C Tex. Ruth, J . Frank 12- 1-1899 ~ 74 Gr::!;~~d L~~i~~a, Daughter 3 P . M. Greenwood Cern. Roberts, Chas. 1-23-1900 Dallas Elec . Co. 140AshlandSt . 310 RoseofSharonTent 121 2 - 26-1900 Carrie Hamilton, 262 Juliett-3 PM 318 Mrs, Newson Rosson , Jno. By P.P. Mastrno? 217Hawkins NAMES & MISCELLANEOUS PAGE NO. INFORMATION IN LEOGER

Roach, J. W. 3-31-1900 Shipped to Plano Riddle, Ben & 4- 2-1900 Jno. Boad (Williamson 379 Reno, Edward 5- 6-1900 333 Robinson, Paul 5-22-1900 338 Rust, 0. P. 8-26-1900 357 Randolph, Pat 8-26-1900 Oak Cliff, Mrs. J. W. Roach 357 Rye, Josie 9- 2-1900 i~~t~a;:x~t . , Thos . Rye-Sept 3-4PM ~!~ Reeves, L. T. 9-18-1900 Reeves, J . R. 9-24-1900 222GriffinSt. 361

:~~11~~:~~ f~~c~~~ i i ;a rther? 9-24-1900 St. Pauls San . Roberts, J. S. 2- 2-1901 St. Pauls San . GreenwoodCe11, 414 Ray, Jno. W. 2-20-1901 491 Flora 418 Richardson, FrankJ. 2-26-1901 TeacherHouston School Shipped to Athens 420 Rodgers, Mr. Russell 4-24-1901 433 Rains, Henry 4-24-1901 433 Rohner?, Mrs. Jose E. 5-15-1901 ;~~u~~~t:~ ~~~ . Be mel Funeral J.E . R. 10 A.M . St. PatrickChurch 439 Roser, Tilford 5-23-1901 GreenwoodSt . O. C. 441 Rowan, C. T. 7- 5-1901 452 Reid, A. T. 7-22-1901 GreenwoodCem 456 Russeil, Jas . A. 8-26-1901 Funeral Mrs . J. R. Port Arthur, Texas St. PatrickChurch

Reinbart, Henry ~~~ - H~~~h!~~n~~n!~~ior, Tex. M.M. Oavis officiating LotGreenwood 467 Rowell, A. W. 640N, Harwood 468 LotGreenwood Ray, E. R. 209SanJacinto To Oak Cliff 471 Rall, E.F. 12- 4-1901 492Main St . 487 Ryan Bros. (Geo . & Jno.) 12- 4-1901 440 LiveOak St. Wm . Emmitt Ryan Cox Cem Dan Newmandied nearHutchins Ro&~~, N:~:!~ for LotCatholicCem. Richmond. J. 0 . Geo. B. Kittrell Mrs. Colomb? Richmond shipped to Lancaster Russell &Oodson :~~~e M:~~~: Leeds Russeil, Geo. W. Moving to Lot in Oakland St , Francis Chamber 1710 1 1-1897 Mrs. Frazer 81 St. Francis Chamber 1710 8-20-1897 Mrs . Wade 81 Stanley, F. M. 1- 8-1897 82 Scott, M. C. 6-26-1897 ~~~l~~=k~~~ ~ht~ie~r!:~=~~d 87 Scott, Lucile 1-22-1899? 87 Scuny, Thos. 1-28-1897 87 Stover, C. B. 2- 2-1897 88 Seal, Lovis 7- 6-1897 ~:!e~~ ~ e~o~e~ul ie t t 90 249 Bolle Smith, 2-21-1897 297 So . Lamar 92 Slaughter, Jno. 2-28-1897 J. S. Munger 92 Shaw, C. H. 3- 8-1897 Addie Walker 94 Stewart, H. 3-12-1897 PacificAve - Harwood 95 Smith, Amandy 3-23-1897 288 SwissAve. 97 Or. West Shuttleworth, Miss Mabel 4-24-1897 Harwood ti Commerce 104 Shirley, Geo. 4-25-1897 Trust Bldg. 105 Sebastion , Richard 4-29-1897 Haskell Ave. 105 Schultz, Fred 5- 4-1897 107 Simpson, J. B. & Theo 5-16-1897 108 Shelby, Henry 6-13-1897 113 Smith, Mrs . 6-22-1897 Minnie Cullip 115 FlorenceCrittenden Sparkman, John 6-23-1897 134 Burford 116 Saith, Wilson & lsaac Ferris 6-24-1897 Thos Watson 116 Swink, George M. 7- 3-1897 MCCuene-312 Junius 119 Stuck, Rev. Hudson 8- 3-1897 Chasty? Chapter 129 Steele, S. N. 8-19-1897 Mr. Chase 132 Smith, Thos . 8-20-1897 133 PAGE NO. IN LEDGER

Sharpe. Prof. 8-24-1897 134 Sturges, H. M. 8 - 25-1897 134 Si11pson , Hawes 10- 9-1897 584 Bryan 143 St. Mary"s Temple IS 11-11-1897 Mrs. Taylor 143 Seegal, Robert 10-24-1897 143 Poydros 148 Smith, Mack 11 - 1-1897 409SanJacinto 149 Skinner , Eliza 12- 1-1897 155 Sanders, Wylie 1-10-1898 161 Steele, Hanna 1-14-1898 ~;~e~. M~~:~r 163 Son ' s, Hermann 1-21-1898 164 Sh aw, Elenore 1- 29 -1 898 ~~~ r~o ~u~ ! ff e r son 166 Schriscker , Frank 2- 5-1898 310San J acinto 167 Simmons , Mrs . 3- 5-1898 420 ElmSt. 174 Salt er , W. IL 3- 9-1898 383 ElmSt . 174 Summerfield, Jno . 4-10-1898 181 Simpson, Col. J . B. 4-15-1898 ~~~s~ ~~i~!e~ve . 18 2 Stoffe!, Dormix 4-17-1898 243 10 o. c. 183 Sims , H. M. 6 - 11-1898 288 PrestonSt . 190 Smith, Rubens. 6 -ll- 1898 PacificAve . 190 Scott , LouT. 6-20-1898 156Columbia 191 Strong, J. M. 8 -1 7-1898 200 Smith, Wm M. 9- 2-1898 202 Sanford, Mrs. M. A. 10-10-1898 206 Stafford, A. H. ll-ll-1898 206 Spaulding & MCCarthy 11-13-1898 ~=~a~!~~:~ St . 207 Smith, J. R. 10-18-1898 With H. P. RR 207 Sanger , Alex 11- 4-1898 2 10 Scholskoff, G. H. 11-20-1898 211 Sreenan , Mike 11-22-1898 213 Schmocker , Mr. 12-1-1898 2 14 Slaughter, Col Cl e 12-20-1898 218 Strickland, W. M. 12-25-1898 661 Main St . 219 Severe, Shepard 12 - 31-1898 Mr. Reese City Hall 219 Street, Dr . J. D. 1- 13-1899 Ok l ahoma City 222 Sawyer, Mrs . Fred 1-13-1899 ~;~e~~~n Haynes 223 Sister Mary St . Benard For FrankGreman 224 Sommers, Ed . ~=i~=~:~~ 484 So . LamarSt. 229 Smith, Frank 1-31-1899 Orphan' s Home 229 Stephens, Sa ll ie 2 - 20-1899 167Ardrey 235 Stephenson, H. G. 3 - 9 - 1899 475 Hickery 238 Spears, Anderson 3- 12-1899 240 Shackelford, Robert Col, 3 -1 8-1899 ~~;e~~~h;~~g Fuqua 242 Spencer, Dilsey 3-29-1899 Sa n Jacinto St. 243 Simon, Harris 3 - 30-1 899 1 62Caroline 243 Saman , Thos . 4-25-1899 Jno. Wilson 253 Stafford, Mrs. James H. 5-12-1899 291 LiveOak 256 Simes , Rev. J. S . 5-18-1899 Hal l St . Church 258 Smith, Dr. LindseyG. 5 - 23-1899 675 RossAve. 260 Shepperd, Laura Marie 6- 1-1899 174GibsonSt. 263 Sheppard , W11. 6- 5-1899 264 Square , Walker 6- 6-1899 Park Ave. 266 Stanfill, Edward 6-13-1899 266 Smith, Frank 6 - 28-1899 ~~~l~~~n& Co. 268 Shirley , Geo. 7- 2-1899 250Haskell 269 Smi t h, Philip 9 - 2- 1 899 Central Ave . 281 Stafford, Messrs Bros. 9 - 20-1899 Miss Annie Stafford 285 Scott , James G. 10- 9-1899 Sup . Am . Exp . Co . C . E. Brigelow Shipped llth, MKTto

Shaw, C . IL Co l. E. Shaw ;;~k~~ ~i ~ ~. Dak. 298 Smith , Mrs. A. P. 1-1 5- 1900 ~~~ : !:t~: ~m~ ~~· 307 Stiff , Mrs. Henry F. 1-21-1900 Forrest &Vine Sts . HenryStiff 23rd, lOa . m. Sha r on, Rose of Tent 121 Mrs. Newson Carie Hamilton 318 Stevens, Rev. S. S . 3 -1 9-1900 ~~o ~u!~;~~a!/ . m. 322 Stevens , Rev. S. S. 3-25-1900 For Mrs. Mi ller 325 NAMES li MISCELLANEOUS PAGENO. INFORMATION IN LEDGER

Stephenson , Col. 4- 7-1900 EugeneStephenson 329 Smith , Clyde 12-26-1900 T . P . Claxton 379 Stephens, Rev. S. S. 4- 9-1900 ~ ~ i~:b~arner 330 Stuart, Chas . H. 4-19-1900 331 Smith , C. B. 5-18-1900 250Haskell Ave. 334 Slarls, J. D. 5-20-1900 Shipped to SulpherSprings 10:45 Dr. Leak's Inf. 335 Smith, Dr. L. G. 6- 2-1900 339 Stone, Mattie 7-23-1900 ~~~ks!~ ~~. Shopes? 348 Sanclair, Mrs. Geo. 7-31-1900 Tho• as Ave. 351 Shirley, Geo. 8- 4-1900 For Edmund Edwards 352 Sewell, Geo . W. 8- 6-1900 Mrs. Sewel 1, 4 p.11. 352 Shelley, Jos. 11- 4-1900 363 Scott, w. M. 11- 3-1900 i~~ ~~t~~;~~ 0 ~ex . 388 Spake, J. W. 11- 7-1900 132 State St. 389 Stallings, J. M. 12- 2-1900 891 Main St. 394 Mrs. Gonzers? Shuttles, Mrs. W. S . 12- 9-1900 Oakland Cem . 396 Shaffer, Mrs. Wm 12-18-1900 Thos . WeekleyDied 400 Seibert, Julius 12-20-1900 156Nettie5t . 401 Shouse, J. H. 12-27-1900 ~~~~i~ ~~ugherty Oakland Ce•. 402 Sreenan , Miss Katie 12-29-1900 0 403 Sreeman, Mike 10-24-1899? 292 Smith, Clyde 12-26-1899? ~~e~~o~l!x~:~n 379 Schneiden, Wm . F. T. 7- 4-1900 Shipped to St. Louis Mo. 346 H. & St:~w?? J:~~~o:· 10-13-? 38 1 Stone, Alf li Henry 10-17-1900 ::~~~~=r Åv~~ny? 365 Smalley, Mrs. Geo . 1- 6-1901 Mrs. M. Bullen 405 Spilman , L. K. 1-14-1901 9milesN.E. Dallas 408 Stewart, Joe 1-13-1901 !i~-;~n C~=c~~~:tery 408 Shaw, C. H. Col 11-24-1899 325Hall St. 298 Stineman, Mr. 1-21-1901 ForJ. S. Graves 411 Schroeter, Wm. 9-19-1900 110 Flora St. 359 Stokey, W. W. 2-21-1901 418 Stapels, Camp 3-1-1901 Wright Redney 420 Simmons, May 3- 8-1901 MarySalsberry 422 Sutherland, C. B. 4- 5-1901 427 Simns &Jas . Foster 4-14 -1 901 ~~~~i~~~:~r Tex. 430 Stewart, W. W. Dr. Leak's lnfirmary shippedto Worsha11, Tex. 431 Stewart, G. M. 5-1-1901 435 Swsnford?, C . C. 5- 3-1901 135 Lake Ave. 436 Severe?, Shepard 5- 5-1901 M? Tolner Stone, Mrs. C. E. ~~= 1 H~:ec;~~;~~ ~v:~s . Tyler OaklandCem. 445 Shepherd , J. N. 6-18-1901 Thos. De Jarnette 449 Scott, FrankJ. 6-25-190 1 Mrs. F. J. Scott shippedtoOakwood, Kansas

Stodemeyer, Willis Geo. Washington Goode St . & Pacific Ave. 463 Stevenson, Mattie 9-21-1901 WinnOrderon Kemple KellyCo. 469 Smith , Dec 10-1-1901 Sarah Green-Kings Oaughter'sCem. 472 Su••erfield, Jno. 10-16-1901 W. H. Murdock 476 Stevenson, H. S. Bro. 11-12-1901 J. A. Stevenson 482 Soliman, Peritz 11-17-1901 169 Browder 484 Stanely, I. 11-28-1901 S . 0. Smith Security Funeral 29th White Rock 485 Schoellkoff, G. H. 12- 2-1901 Mrs . G. IL Schoellkoff 487 Stone , Mrs. Mattie 1- 8 -1 902 Oakland Ce11etery :~~ Smith , W. 1-17-1902 Sanger , A. 2-1-1902 501 Smith, Mrs. J. R. 2- 6-1902 Lillie Arnold 503

Sandridge , Jennie ~~~n::s~~ngton Shipped to Paris, Texas 506 Stephenson , Mr. J, G. 2-21-1902 Mrs. MaryStephenson 507 St. Luke Lodge Kof P Il 4-14-1902 J . R. Jordan 511 NAMES & MISCELLANEOUS PAGE NO. I NFORMATION INLEDGER

Sopir , Mark 1-15-1903? 513 Samue l, H. 0. 1-19-1904 Lot 2, Sec. 3 524 Senter, E.G. 6-29-1903 To Lot 88, Sec. 2 520 Schu l er, Robt. M. 9- 1-1903 To 1/4 l.ot B, Greenwood 520 Exhuming & Reinterring Remains Sanderson, G. W. 10- --1903 421 Simpson, Wm. 3-20-1898 ~~ : ~~ ;~\iie~ec. 3 ~ ~~ & 35 5 Simpson , Mrs. Jane 6-1 1-1 900 Or. R . W. Allen Traylor, J. H. Col. 3- 8-1897 N. Harwood 95 Threadwell, Edward 4-19-1897 ~=~~~e~t ~y Sanders 103 Tho11pson, Joe 5-19-1897 108 Tiner, J . B. 5-25-1897 444 Main St. 110 Thomas , Geo . 6- 6-1897 715CommerceSt. 113 *Tucker, J, B. 8- 6 - 1897 213 Griffin St . 130 Tanner, Rev. Theo. 8-16-1897 130Texas 131 Todd , A. J. 9 - 20-1897 139 Turner, S. T. 9-29-1897 ~~~ ~~~~~~n St . 140 Thomas , Hattie 10-11-1897 142 Indiana St. 144 Thewliss, Alvin 11 - 27-1897 E. Main St. 154 Tripett , Mrs. Mary 1-11-1898 233 Exposition 162 Tuebner , Jno. 7- 2-1897 13 llth St . Oak C l iff 119 Thomas, L. 3- 2-1898 llOMaranda St. 172 Thompson , Mrs. A. R. 3- 2-1898 173 Taylor, Fannie 3 - 24-1898 ~~~;~n;i. Ave. 176 Thompson, Edward B. 5- 17-1898 185 SwissAve. 187 Titche, EdwardM . 5-23-1898 188 Taylor, Chas. 7-23-1898 GeorgeDooley 194 Townson, Rev . E . G. 8-27-1898 306 Wood St. 201 Tison, G. 8-29-1898 Mrs. M. C. Smith Traylor , Jno. H. 11-10-1898 Rev. W. E . Dear l. ewisvil l e, Texas 21 1 Triellin, Jno . 1 2- 9 - 1898 482N. Pearl St. 215 Taylor, B. F . 12-10-1898 843 Ross Ave 216 Thomas , C. E . 2 - 25-1899 235 Tremble, Annie 3- 4 -1 899 i:~l G~~=~n s;~~rity 237 Taylor , W. Z. 5- 8-1899 MCKinney Ave 255 108 FieldSt 259 Tu~!!~ · M~:~~r~? 5-16-1899 Res. 594 Washington Ave Taylor, T. N . 7- 4-1899 Taylor, Miss Mary 7-27 -1 899 ~~~Y C~~m!:~!or Thomas, Jennie ~~~~:r S~tee l s? 276 Traine , Mrs . Lillian 9-21 -1 899 ~~nu:h~::~!a~rom near Gai n sville 286 Tiede , Mrs. C. 12-1-1899 Caroline Tiede 4 p.m. 217CarolineSt. 299 Trail, Cashious 12-10-1899 300 Thomas , Mrs. Kate 1-19-1900 1 308 Thorn, Geo 3-15-1900 ~~~ c~~::~~e 322 Tuley & Tuley&J. 3-15- 1 900 Geo. Crump 322 Traw, H. B. 3-31-1900 Shipped to Ruckland?, Mo . 327 Thomas, Wm. 4- 3-1900 328 Tedford , J, R. 5-25-1900 Bettertins? Circle O.C. 337 Tucker , Joe 3-30-1900 Mr. Williamson 381 Thompson, R. l. . 1- 5-190 1 280 Cole Ave Greenwood Cern . 383 Thomas , l., 6-21-1901 284 Williams St . 342 Turner, K. A. Col . 6-27-1901 ForMariahReed 204Caroline St . Tranger, Mrs . Fred A. 7-19-1900 R. l.. Tranger Tenison, Jack R. 7- 4-1900 Forf. F. Saryedas? Shipped toGalveston 345 Thucker , W. H. ForM. C . Cone l y 357 Tuggle, T. A. 9- 5-1900 Mil lers Ferry Switch? over River 358 Townsend, Rev . Samue l 10- 6-1900 Shipped to Sherman Rev. Payne ~:~ Thomas, Mrs. S . B. 10-24-1900? Thomas, Johnnie 10-28 - 1900? Mrs , J. Thomas ~:~ Thompson , Ellen 11-12-1900? Tratter, Robert H. 11- 5-1900? AnnieCross; Jno. 388 Taylor, Ed . & H. Flathernigton?12-20-1900 PAGE NO . IN LEDGER

Thomas, Henry 12-24-1900 139 Boll St. 401 Thornton , E. C. 12-28-1900 Ar11is Thornton 402 Turner, Lidia 1- 4-1901 H. B. Criswell 405 Thomas, W. G. 1- 5-1901 Lot Greenwood 405 Trevino, ElizaA. --- 7-1901 112 Mocley Ave 419 Terry, Hermon 4-12-1901 360CockranSt. GreenwoodCe11. 428 Thyfault, Moses 4-21-1901 OlliverCoash 432 Trasp, F. A. 6-15-1901 Milner, Texas 448 Taber, E. W. 9-- -1901 MCKinney Ave 466 Taylor, Miss Mollie or Mary 9- 4-1901 466 Tracey , Amous? 9-29-1901 471 Truitt, H.L. 12-19-1901 Lee M. Truitt funeral 492 Tayl o r , Pete 2-13-1902 388 Flora 504 Tracy, J. S. 3-10-1902 Calhoon 509 Trail, C . 12-1-1902 Mrs. M. Caruth 512 Tru11bull, Geo. A. 7-1-? W. H. Kendall 526 Ubanks, Geo. 10-29-1897 147 Underwood, Geo . 6- 8- 1899 R. S. Collins 265 Union Star St. Pauls 5-20-1900 F. H. Cole Presh . MeChurch Funeral-Mrs. Garner Verin, DentscherWoffengenosser 1-11-1897 German Lodge 3 p.m. 83 VanSlyke, Robt . 12-31-1897 61 Veith, Jas. 8- 5-1897 129 Vendig, Joe 9-12-1898 202 Venters, J. A. 2-12-1899 Boll li ColbySts. 233 VanWash, W. H. 5-31-1899 Bryan &Carroll 263 Van, Jordan 12-19-1899 301 ~~n~· M~~:k~attie Van 3: 30 p . m. Vinson, George 3-28-1900 Caroll Ave 326 Van Sundt, Mrs. 2-19-1900 Will Powers 315 Van, D.E . 12-3-1900 ForErin Newham? Frances B Vance, G. E . LillianVance (Final Series inJune 1977) Midlothian 5 p.11.

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England-lreland·New Jersey-Virginia-Pennsylvania (Part li: Pennsylvania-Kentucky-Dallas) By Co!. Edward Worthington Samuel!, Jr Th.e Worthingtons of Dallas are the progeny of Robert Worthington the Quaker who migrated first from Cheshireshire, England, to Ireland and then to New Jersey in 1714. lhe descendents of Robert the Quaker followed their father from New Jersey to Virginia . His offspring moved north to Pennsylvania then down the Ohio River into Kentucky. From Kentucky the Worthingtons travelled south along the Mississippi River during the early 19th Century settling in the Greenville area . From there they moved west to Dallas, Texas.

This story of the Worthingtons will begin with Robert the Quaker, fellow him and his son Samuel from England through Ireland to New Jersey and then to their final resting place in Virginia. Th.e story will pick up with the pictur esque Robert Worthington, oldest son of 'Samuel, and sometimes referred to as Bobby Dunblaen. 'Ihe machinations of Bobby Dunblaen will be followed by the exploits of Revolutionary war veteran, Judge William Worthington. Th.e sans of Judge Worthington will be traced to Mississippi and their offspring followed into Texas . Th.is account will then retum to England where the ancestry of Robert the Quaker began and that story will be told.

Robert the Quaker

Robert Worthington the Quaker, son of John Worthington of the village of 1 ~:~7Y Qu~~;:~l;:n~:r~:h ~h~~ ~~~l:;:l~~h l~~~p ~it:a~:~r:~t~~~g b~:n k~:!i~f f:~~er s childhood in England, he married Alice Taylor, daughter of Robert Taylor, at the age of nineteen. lheir first son, Samuel, was bom at Morley on 31 December 1687. 2 As the oldest of the off spring of Robert and Alice Worthington, Samuel was to precede his mother and father to America by two years. It is the direct heirs of Samuel Worthington who are the forebears of the Worthingtons of Dallas.

Two sons were to follow Samuel befare Robert and Alice departed England with their children--Robert Worthington, horn at Wilmslow, Cheshireshire, on 25 March 1689 and John Worthington, horn at Morley on 8 February 1693.3

Robert Worthington took his wife and their three sons to Ireland in 1695 where they remained for almost twenty years. lhe move to Ire land was "aided in part by a collection made up for him by the Morley Monthly Meeting. 11 4

Jacob Worthington, the fourth son, was bom very shortly after arriving at Ballingnehee, Kings County (now Offaly County) on 24 March 1695. Kings County proved to be only a temporary home. From Ballingnehee, the Worthingtons moved to Ballinskill, West Meath County, where they remained until 1712. During the eighteen years at Ballinskill, three daughters and three more sans were bom to Robert and Alice in the following order:

Ephraim - 11 December 1697 Esther - 15 December 1702 Martha - 24 December 1704 Ezra - 12 December 1706 Phillip - 8 June 1709 Rachel - 27 September 1710

Phillip died in infancy on 9 July 1709 and was buried at Friends Burial Place at the Moa te Grange in West Meath County. 5 WORTHINGTONS · Continued

With his youngest daughter Rachel scarcely three years old Robert the Quaker began the migration with his family to America. Leaving his central Ire land home in West Meath County, he went to Dublin where he and his family stayed, apparent ly waiting word from his oldest son Samuel, who had preceded them to the new land. On 25 July 1711 the Moate Meeting of Friends of Greenage, West Meath County, issued a certificate to Samuel which specified he was the son of Robert Worthington who "gives account that he is a laborious lad in the creation, 11 he had been "a corner to the meeting from his childhood," and was "clear from women in marriage. 11 Sixteen months later Samuel presented this certificate to ~~;s~~;t~~~ ~~~~~i!;~::' h:~n:~!iv:~e~~nti~!i!:~gnds on 24 November 1712. Ihe

Ihe strong likelihood exists that the entire family moved from West Meath to Dublin at the same time. Robert the Quaker and his family arrived in Dublin in July or August 1712. Allowing for Samuel a time span of 15 to 16 weeks to make the trip from Dublin to Chester County, Pennsylvania, it seems like ly that the entire family was at shipside when he departed. 7

On 23 June 1713 Robert the Quaker declared his intention before the Dublin Monthly Meeting of Friends to follow his son Samuel to America with his family . It appears most probable that in that day and time it would have taken seven months for Samuel to make preparations in America and inform his father that all was in order for them to set sail for the new land.8

Ihe sea voyage to America for the Worthingtons probably began in the spring of 1714 . It may have proved to be "one of the terrors of the age" for this family. Hofstadter in his America at 1750, relying on eye witness accounts of the 18th Century Atlantic crossings, describes these voyages as "excrutiating" and "under the best of circumstances the

On 26 November 1716 the Worthington family was jolted by the decision of the Chester Monthly Meeting of Friends to disown Samuel Worthington and Sarah Simcock, daughter of Jacob Simcock and Alice Maris Simcock. Th.e Simcock family, originally from Cheshireshire, England, was a distinguished Pennsylvania family . Jacob Simcock was a Quaker minister and deputy register general of Penn 1 s Colony. He pass ed away during 1716, the year of the events leading up to the disownment . Sarah ' s mother Alice was the daughter of George Maris, Justice of the Chester County Court, a member of William Penn' s Provincial Council and the Pennsyl vania Assembl y , and like her husband, a Quaker minister. According to Sims, Sarah evidently r an away from home and ma rried Samuel Worthington in 1716 without her parents 1 consent and probably without Quaker formal i ty. 'nle complaint in the Quaker meeting, which brought about the disownment, was fil ed against Samuel Worthington because of his marriage to Sarah Simcock after keeping company with her without her parents' knowledge or consent . In spite of the harsh action of ~~~l~~~:\;:,W~~~? io the same monthly meeting reinstated both of them in the

On 28 March 1720 Robert the Quaker became the cultivator of his own land through the acquisition of 191-1/2 acres of land in Shakemaxan, now known as Kensington in the older part of Philadelphia, the mortgage on the land being held by Joseph Redman in the amount of 450 pounds for at least four years .12

That same year Robert' s oldest daughter Esther married Renier Louden on 30 November 1720. This marriage was followed two years later by the wedding of Eph raim Worthington and Elizabeth Brick on 26 November 1722. On this date when the marriage was reported to the Salem Monthl y Meeting of Friends, Samuel and Sarah Worthington were "received on certificate from the Chester Monthly ~==~!~i 3 at the Salem meeting. " approval of which took almost one and a half

The move of Samuel Worthington and Sarah Simcock Worthington from the wealthy Chester area of Pennsylvania to the Sa lem, New Jersey, area may have been prompt ed by a possible tragedy in the family . On 25 June 1722 the Salem Monthly Meeting appointed Susannah Smith to inquire about Alice Worthington. 'nlis is the last entry in any known Quaker record referring to Alice. Two indications suggest this was the time of her demise; first, previous Quaker records show Alice to have been a very active participant in Quaker Community affairs; and second, short l y following this period, Quaker records reveal inquiries into the "life and conversation" of Robert Worthington which extended over a four year period culminating in the approval of his transfer of his Quaker certificate from Salem to Philadelphia.14

Tragedy struck in June 1727 with the demise of Ephraim and again on 30 June 1728 with the untimely death of Rachel at age 18,15

A year later Robert married Mary Burt is of Burlington on 31 July 1729. She was destined to become the g randmother of Senator Th.omas Worthington of Ohio. 16 WORTHINGTONS · Continued

Within six months of his marriage to Mary Burtis, Robert the Quaker mortgaged his Shakemaxan farm to Anthony Palmer for 532 pounds and ten shillings in return for a one year lease.17

According to Senator Thomas Worthington 1 s biographer, Robert (now 63 years of age) divided his Pennsylvania estate into nine equal parts. One part he kept in his own possession and the remainder he parcelled out among his eight children and departed for the Shenandoah Valley. TWo of his sons, Samuel (now 47 years of :~:) V~~:i~:~o~ii~:U~~/tgrs of age), and their families elected to follow him to

In 1730 Robert the Quaker purchased 3,000 acres of land on Evitts Run and the north fork of Bullskin Creek near the present West Virginia city of Charles Town. In 1734 he applied for and received a patent for his new Quarry Bank fann from William Gooch, the king' s lieutenant governor and agreed to pay five pounds quitrent in Virginia currency for his land. He built the first stone house west of the Blue Ridge, a home that is still standing today as part of the home of John Briscoe.19

A year later 1735 Robert took ill while at the Snowden Ironworks at Patuxent (now Wardenville), Maryland, and passed away at a nearby inn. On 2 October, he drew up his will in which he parcelled his 3,000 acre Quarry Banks fann among members of his family: his youngest son, Robert; his son Jacob, his two grand sans, Robert and Jacob, his two daughters, Martha and Mary ; his son Samuel, and his daughter Esther. It is interesting to note that although the will was recorded in both Maryland and Orange County, Virginia, the will failed "to specify that the land was to be held in fee simple by each devisee and his heirs and assignees forever, the Virginia law operated to give the heirs only a lifetime estate, with revers ion to Bobby Dunblaen on their deaths. 11 20 Four years later in 1739 Samuel Worthington, the oldest son of Robert the Quaker and the first Worthington to arrive in America, passed away leaving his wife Sarah as administratrix of his estate.21 With his passing the scene of Worthington history shifts to Bobby Dunblaen, the oldest son of the oldest son of Robert the Quaker, and one of the most active of all the Worthingtons.

1-Alfred Byron Sears, Thomas Worthington , Father of Ohio Statehood, The Ohio State University Press, Columbus, Ohio: 1958, page 4 . This very valuable source study will hereafter be referred to in these footnotes as Sears. f.L. Henry Upson Sims, Genealogy of the Worthington Family of Alabama South Carolina Virginia, and Ohio, Birmingham, Alabama: 1937, page 4 . This extremely well documented genealogy will hereafter be referred to in these footnotes as Sims.

2-Sims , "Nates", page 2. Extract from Book 1 Moate Monthly Meeting Records, page 52, which was furnished by w. R. Wigham, Registrar, Society of Friends, 6 Eustace Street, D..iblin, Ireland. The extract was sent to J . W. Baker, Esq. , Winchester, Virginia, and was copied by him for Sims. This particular source will hereafter be referred to as Sims, Book 1 Moate. With respect to

3-Page 52, Sims, Book 1 Moate. WORTHINGTONS - Continued

4-Page 4 Sears. According to Kirkham, Quaker Monthly Meetings were the local business meetings which controlled the activity of individual members .

5-Page 52, Sims, Book 1 Moate .

6- Pages 5 and 6, Sims, and Page 2, uNotes", Sims, Item B. Cf. Page 172, Abstract of Chester Monthly Meetings, Mens Minutes, 1681- 1721 (One Volume) and Page 325, Abstract of Chester Monthly Meetings, Minutes, Marriages, Certificates of Removal, 1704, 1733 (One Volume). See Page 303, Albert Cook Myers, Immigrati on of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania 1682-1750, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania: 1902.

11 11 7- Page 2, Sims, Notes , Item 9 ._Qf . Copy of minutes of a Mens Meeting held in IXlblin Sth of 6th 1712. lhis reference was furnished to Sims by W. R. Wigham.

11 11 8 - Page 1, Sims, Notes , Item 6. Cf. Copy of Minutes of Mens Meeting held in Dublin the 23rd of 4th Month, 1713:° Sims also recorranends making reference to page 234, Volume Ill "English and Irish Notes" by Gilbert Cope, Publications of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, located in the library of the Hall of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 1300 Locust Street, Philadelphia.

9-Page 5 , Sims , and Pages 2 and 13, Sims, "Notes", Item 7 . Cf. Pages 439-40, Records of Salem Monthly Meeting (Mens Minutes) 1676-1740, located in the Archives of the Pennsylvania Historical Society . See pages 37-42, Richard Hofstadter, America at 1750 A Social Portrait, Alfred A. Knopf, New York, New York : 1971.

10- Pages 22 - 23, Sims, and Pages 1-10, Appendix, Sims, 11 Genealogy of Sarah Simcock, wife of Samuel Worthington. 11 fL_ George L. and Anna M. Maris, 11ie Maris Family in the United States, West Chester, Pennsylvania; 1885 . A copy of this signifi cant document is present ly owned by Mr. Albert James Maris, 4008 Crownshore Drive, Dallas, Texas, a direct heir of George Maris of Pennsylvania .

11- Page 7, Sirns, and Page 2, Sims, "Notes'', Item 13. Cf. Liber 2, Page 91, Salem Wills. -

11 12- Page 7- 8, Sims, and Page 2, Sims, ''Notes , Items 14 and 15 . Cf. Page 359, Volume F3, Philadelphia Deed Indexes, and Page 280, Volume IV, Plihlications of the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, Abstracts of the General Loan Office, Mortgages April 1723- 20 February 1723/4.

13- Page ll2, William Wade Henshaw, Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Genealogical Publishing Company, Baltimore, Maryland : 1969 .

14- Page 9, Sims, and Page 3, Sims, "Notes", Items 17-22. Cf. Records of Salem Monthly Meetings (Mens Meeting) 1676-1740, Pages 550, 554,618, 622, and 624; and Records of Salem Monthly Meetings (Womens Minutes) 1682-1763, Volume IX (One Volume) Pages 81, 82, 84- 5, 88-90, 93, 96-100, 103-4, 108-110, and 112.

15- Page 439, Henshaw, and Page 15, Sims .

16-Page 444, Volume XXII, New Jersey Marriage Licenses. _Qf. page 5, Sims .

1 11 17-Page 9, Sims, and Page 3, Sims, ' Notes , Items 23 and 24. Cf. Pages 183- 5, 363, Philadelphia Deeds, Volume FS, Office of the Records of ~ds, City Hall, Philadelphia. WORTHINGTONS · Continued

18-Page 5, Sears.

19- Pages 5 and 6, Sears. For detailed description of the Quarry Bank farm, see Frederick County, Virginia, Order dated 7 August 1746 related to case In Chancery with Complainant Robert Worthington against Defendants Jacob Worthington, Robert Worthington, Martha Worthington, and Samuel and Mary Brittain. See Page 183, Hopewell Friends History 1734-1934 Frederick County Virginia, Shenandoah Publishing House, Inc., Strasburg, Virginia: 1936.

20-Page 6, Sears . g . Pages 20- 22, Orange County, Virginia, Will Book I, 1735- 1743 and T&D Folio 516, Annapolis, Maryland, Will Book 1121.

21 - Page 24, Sims .

BOBBY DUNBLAEN (WORTHINGTON)

The colorful and ubiquitous Robert (Bobby Dunblaen) Worthington, first grand child of Robert the Quaker, was probably born in 1715 in Chester County, Pennsylvania, an event which may have led to the tumultous Worthington period when his parents, Samuel and Sarah Simcock Worthington, were disowned by the Chester Monthly Meeting of Friends . 1 'lhe existence of a possible cloud over his birth may have led to the development in his early childhood of an attitude of dissidence and sametimes open hostility toward cousins and uncles and con straints imposed by the social mores of the times. Th.is would also contribute toward the compassion he appeared to have felt toward orphaned members of the rapid ly growing mnnber of Worthington progeny, as evidenced later by his two adoptions of two young family' relatives at different periods.

Little is known of the youth of Robert Worthington in New Jersey or later in Virginia, but it was probably during his youth that he acquired the nickname "Bobby Dunblaen. 11 2

He had one brother, Samuel, and three sisters, Sarah, Alice, and Martha, all of whom were probably bom in New Jersey, prior to their father ' s decision to fellow Robert the Quaker to Virginia . 3

Other than being mentioned in his grandfather 1 s will in 1735, 4 his family ro le does not become apparent unt il after the death of his father, Samuel Worthington, in 1739.5

In 1740, Bobby Dunblaen brought suit against the other surviving members of the family named in the will of Robert the Quaker:

his uncle, Jacob Worthington; and the immediate relatives of Robert the Quaker;

Robert the Quaker ' s children by Mary Burtis, Robert and Martha, his wife, Mary Burtis and her new husband, Samuel Brittain. 6

Although an equity settlement of the estate was made by the court at that time, the specific survey detailing the settlement was not accomplished until 7 August 1746 . 'Ibis settlement is shown in the accompanying diagram. WORTHINGTONS • Continued

Even prior to the final settlement, Jacob Worthington and his wife, Abigail Borden Worthington, sold their 400-acre share to lhomas Rutherford for 70 pounds on 4 December 17 44. 7

Jacob' s 400- acre share was to stay in the pos ses si on of Th.omas Rutherford for only five years . By 1753, Bobby restored this land to his ownership through repurchase for 110 pounds . 11 Bobby Dunblaen' s compassionate nature and apparent high regard for his grandfather was evident by his payment of a bond, held by one Simon Edgell, merchant of Philadelphia, in the name of Robert the Quaker, through the deeding of property, which he had inherited in Pennsylvania, to the merchant 1 s widow, Rebecca Edgell. 12

Apparently by the end of the decade, Bobby Dunblaen needed money and sold his 135- acre share under the original settlement and half of Samuel Brittain' s share, which he had later acquired, to William McKay. Th.is land transaction contains the first recorded mention found in Frederick County records to Bobby's wife, Ann.13

Little is known of Ann and to date her identity has not been firmly estab lished. Sears

In March 1747, brothers Robert and Samuel Worthington, along with Andrew Campbell and John Lindsey, posted a guardian 1 s bond of 500 pounds for Joseph Hays, orphaned son of Robert Hays and Sarah Worthington Hays •15

In spite of Bobby Dunblaen's regard forthose members of his family with whom he was close, he was not the most cooperative individual with the courts. In August 1750 the orphan 1 s court had to issue an alias summens for both Bobby and his brother Samuel to appear before it. Moreover, it was not until September 1752 that the court was able to get an accounting of Joseph Hays' estate from the two brothers .16

Two years later, following his sale of land to William McKay, he sold 790 acres of surplus land, found by the resurvey of the Quarry Bank estate, to Lawrence Washington, the eldest brother of George Washington. '11iis surplus 790 acres was granted to Bobby Dunblaen by Lord Fairfax, proprietor of the Northern Neck of Virginia in June 1748.17

In May 1749 the compassionate and emotional character of Bobby Dunblaen was again evidenced. In court, Robert Worthington, son of Robert the Quaker and Mary Burt is, chose Bobby Dunblaen to be his guardian, after young Robert' s return from Philadelphia.18 'lllis act must have led to same emotional exchange with the court because Bobby Dunblaen was confined in the stocks for a half an hour for having insulted the court .19 WORTHINGTONS - Continued

Within a month Bobby was again in court over the estate of his uncle, Jacob Worthington. In March 1748 Abigail Worthington relinquished her right as administratrix to Alice Bodingham, Bobby Dunblaen's sister.20 Three months later the court awarded Bobby damages as the result of his bringing suit against his sist er and Jacob' s estate. 21 Ttlis event seems to have marked the beginning of a period of bad luck for Bobby. The court awarded 2 pounds 17 shillings and 6 pence at 5% interest unt il a debt was paid to ane Hugh Parker. This was followed by the court attaching a horse that he had acquired to settle another debt . The next day the court awarded to Henry Brinker 4 pounds 13 shillings and 11 pence in payment of a note made out by Bobby, and to Thomas Doster 2 shillings 4 pence and 1/2 penny, which Bobby owed to the estate of Doster' s father. At the same time another plaintiff lost a claim against Bobby because of the statute of limitations on debt claims .22

Bobby was only minimally successful in winning a case against Richard Stevenson who apparently tried to convert some belonging of Bobby to his own use.23

By the beginning of 1751, Bobby' s bad luck had subsided. He filed a com plaint against one Patrick Murphy who was released under his own recognizance but nevertheless was fined 50 shillings for breach of the peace. 24

In March 1753, Bobby' s financial condition was sufficiently affluent to permit him to purchase the 400 acres, his Uncle Jacob had sold to lhomas Rutherford nine years earlier. 25 At the same time Bobby sold to Charles Dick 353 acres of Quarry Bank.26 Then two days later he transferred the 112 acres included in the purchase of Jacob 1 s former 400 acres to his brother Samuel Worthington.27

From mid-1753 until the beginning of the Revolutionary War, Bobby Dunblaen was in and out of court . His apparent sensitivity to criticism was clearly evident in the three slander suits that he brought against residents of Frederick County during the years 1755 to 1757 . 28 During the period 1753 to 1772 he was :~~~ ;~~ :~: : ~:;:::~ ~; ~=:~: i: :~u;e~~:t:!~e:e~;::t~ 7 ~~s~~n~;; 9 ~~~ b~~~:ht seriously, he brought suit against ane Henry Reese in 1763 for trespass. assault and battery.30 It appears fairly obvious that Bobby DJ.nblaen was quick to use the courts for the settlement of disputes with his neighbors and Frederick County residents, who in turn were also quick to settle differences with him through the medium of the courts .

In late 1772 Bobby DJ.nblaen' s court activities in Frederick County appear to have suddenly ceased. Th.ere is a strong likelihood that his financial con dition again took a turn for the worse and he found it necessary to mave himself and his family westward to the 300 acres he had obtained in Pennsylvania. 31

By 1777 he was fully settled in Mount Pleasant Township, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, and two of his sans had joined the Associators, a western Pennsylvanian militia-type organization equivalent to the famous Minute Men in the eastern areas . 32 Again Bobby DJ.nblaen 1 s fortune began to fail because in g~: ~~s s~~~eh~:s~~~ :~:;~3Z 0 ~~t:P~=~=~t~: :~~k~!~y h~~~n~~ . !!ac~~: ~~e \~r::res upon which he had been living after the sale because in 1787 he turned around and WORTHINGTONS. Continued

sold the same 300 acres a second time to Elizabeth Mason. 35 However, her father Issac Meason took Bobby to task over this sale in May 1788 befare a Pennsylvania Commonwealth Justice of the Peace. 36 By this time Bobby Dunblaen 1 s health probably began to fail because he pas sed away on 12 December 1788. 37 Bobby Dunblaen and Ann McCracken Worthington had three sans: Robert Worthington, Junior, who married Rachel Meason, Jacob Worthington who married Mary Truitt and settled in Fleming County, Kentucky, and William Worthington, bom 1 May 1761 in Berekely County, Virginia, who follows next in aur line to the Worthingtons of Dallas .

1 - Page 6, Alfred Byron Sears, Th.omas Worthington Father of Ohio Statehood, Ohio State University Press, (Columbia: 1958) . The date 1715 was arrived at by back-dating from the entry in Pages 7 and 8, Orange County, Virginia, Order Book No . 4, which refers to a suit brought by Robert Worthington against other heirs of Robert the Quaker over the property at Quarry Bank. The date of this entry is 22 September 1740. Bobby had to be of legal age to bring this suit . Al lowing several years for such actions to gain the degree of documentation mentioned in the order book, it would be reason able to expect him to be 25 at the time this entry was made. The nature of the disownment of Samuel and Sarah by the Quakers was of such a serious nature that a child could well have been involved. Matching these two factors would give rise to the logical deduction that 1715 is the likely year of Bobby 1 s birth.

2 - Sears does not describe the manner in which Robert Worthington gained this nickname. However, in 1968 , a colonial home, built by John Magruder in 1723, was destroyed by fire . lb.is home, located at a key road junction in Price Georges County, Maryland, near Forestville, near the Patuxent River, was known as Dunblane . Robert the Quaker died at Snowden Mills, Maryland, not far from this location. It is conceivable that young Robert could have travelled with his father, Samual, or his grandfather, Robert the Quaker, and acquired the nickname following an event of a family nature that occurred in this vicinity.

With respect to Sears analysis of the Worthington family in Virginia and later in Pennsylvania, it is considered to be one of the three principal keys to unraveling the relationship between Worthingtons during the period 1730 - 1786. Detailed analysis of available infonnation from Pennsylvania and Virginia has failed to uncover any weakness in his study of the early Worthingtons . For this reason, his analysis is accepted as fact at least until qualified, reliable, original source data is found that might contri bute to a change in his findings . Equally important as a guide, his analysis provides important assistance as to what raw material might be rejected as not relevant to Bobby Dunblaen' s later life and activities as well as those of his offspring.

3 - Pages 161-163, Frederick County, Virginia, Will Book /fl, Will of Sarah Hays, wife of Robert Hays, dated 4 February 1747.

4 - Pages 20- 22, Orange County, Virginia, Will Book I, 1735- 1743.

5 - Pages 104- 106, Orange County, Virginia, Will Book I, 28 June 1739 . WORTHINGTONS - Continued 6 - Pages 7 and 8, Orange County, Virginia, Order Book No . 4.

7 - Page 170, Frederick County, Virginia, Deed Book #1, 4 December 1744.

8 - Pages 298, 310, and 333, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book No . 2 , where Jacob Worthington failed to appear in court, suggesting ill health. Also Page 338, Frederick County, Virginia, Deed Book fil.

9 - Page 94, Frederick County, Vir ginia, Order Book No . 3, 7 June 1749 .

10 - Page 51, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book fl3 , 8 March 1748.

11 - Page 18, Frederick County, Virginia, Deed Book #3 , 1 March 1753 .

12 - Page 216, Frederick County, Virginia, Deed Book fl1, 5 June 1746.

13 - Pages 285-286, Frederick County, Virginia Deed Book Il l, 1743-1749, 4 November 1746 .

14 - Cf. pages 107-109, Notes and Queries, Annua! Volume 1899, Historical and Genealogical, and National Genealogical Society Quarter l y, Vol . XXXIV, June 1936, page 72 .

15 - Page 167, Frederick County, Virginia, Will Book fl1 , 3 March 1747.

16 - Page 297, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book fF3 , 15 August 1750, and Page 311, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book ff4 , 15 September 1752.

17 - Page 413, Frederick County, Virginia, Deed Book fil, 16 June 1748 .

18 - Page 76, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book 113 , 2 May 1749 .

19 - Ibid.

20 - Page 51, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book fF3 , 8 March 1748.

21 - Page 94, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book 1/3 , 7 June 1749.

22 - Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book fF3, with pages as follows: Pages 264, 12 May 1750; 310, 17 August 1750; 322, 18 August 1750; 325, 18 August 1750; and 326, 20 August 1750.

23 - Page 333, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book ff3 , 21 August 1750.

24 - Page 377, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book 113 , 13 February 1751.

25 - Pages 19-20, Frederick County, Virginia, Deed Book 113 , 2 March 1753. Looking at the diagram of the Quarry Bank estate, an anomaly appears. Area (4) was sold to Thomas Rutherford. In March 1753 Bobby purchased 400 acres, but the land description applies to Area (3) and Area (4) which totals 512 acres according to the court survey. 26 - Pages 22 - 25, Frederick County, Virginia, Deed Book 113 , 5 March 1753. Comparing this property to the diagram, this is Area (5) . Bobby bad granted this same property to Rebecca Edgell in payment of a debt incurred by his grandfat her . How this property was r e turned to Bobby' s ownership for him to sell again cannot be explained at this time. WORTHINGTONS -Continued 27 - Pages 30-32, Frederick County, Virginia, Deed Book 113, 6 March 1753. Ttds transaction maves Area (3) to the ownership of Samuel Worthington.

28 - Page 319, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book 115; page 370, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book #6; pages 283 and 337, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book 1F7.

29 - Page 422, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book /f4; Pages 367 and 476, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book 115; Pages 108, 297, 374, and 376, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book 1F7; Page 272, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book /18; Pages 141, 376, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book 119; and Pages 301, 372, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book 1115.

30 - Page 501, Frederick County, Virginia, Order Book 115.

31 - Pages 458-9, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Deed Book B, 11 September 1787.

32 - Pages 687 - 690, Pennsylvania Archives, Second Series, Volume 14; Page 264, Pennsylvania Archives, Sixth Series, Volume 2.

33 - Page 96, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, Deed Book C, 27 October 1784.

34 - Page 54, National Genealogical Society Quarterly, Volume XXVIII, June 1940, No . 2 . Th.e Robert Worthington referred to in the "old Worthington-Truitt Bible" is accepted as Bobby Dunblaen.

35 - ~'Note 31 .

36 - Attachment, dated May 7, 1788, to deed referred ~ Note 33.

37 - ~' Note 34. RECENT ACQUISITIONS IN THE DALLAS PUBLIC LI BRA RY

by Lloyd 0. Bockstruck

During the past year several special issues of the quarterly have caused the list of acquisitions in the Dallas Public Library to be omitted. The following represents many of the items acquired in that period . Eventually all of the recent additions will be listed so that the members of the Dallas Genealogical Soceity can keep abreast of what has been acquired . Of the more than 400 new books added to the Genealogy Department, 291 were gifts. In the Bicentenary of our country and the 75th anni versary of the Dallas Public Library. I am especially grate ful to each and everyone who made these donation.

ALABAMA Gandrud, P. -- Alabama Records, v. 17 Greene Co .• v. 19 Jackson Co., v. 28 Greene Co., v. 29 Marengo Co., v. 32 Mor gan Co. ~imestone Co., v. 49 Morgan Co., v. 73 Perry Co., v. 77 Dallas Co., v. 95 Limestone Co . , v . 98 Limestone Co., v. 102 Lowndes Co., v. 109 Tuscaloosa Co., v. 114 Limestone Co., v. 135 Montgomery Co., v. 142 Tuscaloosa Co., v. 144 Jackson Co., v. 146 Jackson Co., v. 168 Tuscaloosa ~., v. 172 Montgomery Co., v . ~omery Co., v. 210 Greene Co.,~ Limestone Co., v. 220 Dallas Co . , v. 229 De Ka lb Co., v. 237 Limestone Co . • v. 240 1 Gis~~~e~-C~~ ~~o;; o~o, Alabama~ Ron Prince. Holcombe, H. -- A History of the Rise and Progress of the Baptist in Alabama . Jackson, R. -- Alabama 1850 Census Index. Gift of Frank Powers.

ARKANSAS :-::stiTriame Index to Arkansas 1850 census. Black, J . -- History of Benton County, 1836-1936. Grant, M. -- ~larriages of Calhoun County 1851-1879. Gift of Mrs. Carroll Colvert. - --History of Howard County, Arkansas. Gift of Leonard McCown Jackson, R. -- Arkansas 1850 Census Index. Gift of Frank Powers. Mor gan, J. -- Genealogi cal Records of Arkansas. Watson, L. -- Fight and Survive. (about Jackson County).

CONNECTICUT Adams, S. -- The History of Ancient Wethershild, Vol. li. Cameron, K. -- Churches i n Episcopal Connecticut. Gift of the Diocese. Cameron, K. -- Connecticut Churchmanship . Gift of the Diocese. Cameron, K. - - The Genesis of Christ Church, Str atford, Connecticut. Gift of the Diocese . Cameron, K. -- Historical Resources of the Espicopal Diocese of Connicticut. Gift of the Diocese. Lacey, C. -- Fairfield in the Connecticut Tercentary . Gift of Geoff Gilson Jacobus, D. -- History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fair field.

DELAWARE ~J. -- Index to History of Delawar e, 1609- 1888, 3 vols.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Jackson, R.V. -- 1820 Census Index. Gift of Mrs. Joyzelle Morey.

FLORIDA Arthur, S. -- Index to the Archives of Spanish West Florida, 1782-1814. ACQUISITIONS · Continued

Hrownell, D. -- West Volusia County, Florida Cemetery Inscriptions (3 volumes) Kellersoerger, J~ed in Florida Soil. Taylor, L. -- Index to 1840 Florida Census .

GEllRGIA Acker, W. - - The Deeds of Franklin County, Georgia from 1784-1826, Beckemeyer , F. -- Abstracts of Georgia Colonial Conveyance Book C- 1, !7;0-1761. --- 40,000 Early G~rriages. Goff , J, -- Placenames of Georgia . Hemperley , M. - - English Crown Grants in St. John Parish in Georgia 1755-177 5. --- Indexes to Sevenstat'eCensus Reports for Counties in Georgia 1838-1845. Jack~ - Georgia 1850 Census Index . Gift of Frank Powers. Lancaster, E. -- Jasper Co., Georgia Cemetery and Bible Records. McRay, S . - - Tombstone Inscript1ons of Hall County , Georgia. --- Memoirs of Georgia, 2 Vols. Newsom , E. - - Washington County, Georgia Tombstone Inscriptions. -- - Newton County Georgia Marriages 1822 - 1912, - - - Pike County, Georgia Sesquicentennial 1822- 1972. Gift of Braddock Harris, Jr . Powell, L. -- Grave Markers in Burke County, Georgia. Rogers, N. - - History of Chattahoochee County , Georgia . Smith, - - Hi story of Hancock County, Georgia, 2 Vols. --- 37,0t.JO Georgia Marriages.

ILLINOIS ~s of McLean County. Andreas, L. - - Atlas Map of Jersey County, Atlas Map of Peoria County, Beckwith ' s 1879 Vermilion County Illinois History. 1850 Population Census and 1850 Mortality Schedule of Sagamon County Illinois. Fayette County History of 1878, Fayette County History of 1910. History of LaSalle County , Illinois, 2 Vals. Gift of Mr. Clarence Bohanan. History of Tazewell County. Hyde, H. - - lioone County, Illinois Cemetery Inscriptions. Perrin, W. -- History of Jefferson County, Illinois . --- Prairie Farmers' Directory of Tazewell County. --- Saint Clair County, Illinois Birth and Death Records 1843-1856. Schoner, J. -- Marriages, 1816-1839 of Pope County. - -- Soldiers of the American Revolution Buried in Illinois. Volkel, L. -- 1850 Mortality Schedule of Illinois, Vol. 3. Wormer, M. - - Illinois 1840 Census lndex. Zachary, R. -- Pike County Illinois Marriage Records. 1827-1853.

!ND !ANA -- - Index 1840 Federal Population Census Indiana. Jenkins, R. -- Sacred to the Memory Index of Warren County, Indiana Cemeteries . ACQUISITIONS · Continued

KANSAS Wallace, D. -- History of Allen and Woodson Counties.

KENTUCKY Bork, J. -- Wayne County Pianeers, Vol. 4. Chinn, G. -- Kentucky: Settlement and Statehood, 1750-1800. Conover, R . -- Marriage Bonds and Consents, 1811-1830, Mercer Co . , KY. --- Fleming County, Kentucky Deed Books 1797-1818. Horton, L. -- In the Hills of Pennyroyal, a History of Allen County, Kentucky from 1815-1884. Gift of Ruth Olson. --- Index of Old Kentucky Survers and Grants and Tellico Claims. Gift of Rev. Emmett Waits. Jackson, R . -- Kentucky 1850 Census Index. Gift of Frank Powers. Johnson, L. -- History of Franklin County, Kentucky. --- Kentucky Genealogy and Biography, Vol. 5. --- Pulaski County Marriage Records 1851-1863. Smith, D. -- Kentucky 1830 Census Index. Starling, E. -- The History of Henderson County , Kentucky. Volkel, L. -- Index to the 1820 Federal Census of Kentucky. Volkel , L . -- Kentucky 1810 Census Index. --- Writers Project. Union County Past and Present .

LOUISIANA Arthur, S. -- Index to the Dispatches of Spanish Governors of Louisiana 1766-1792. Childs , M. -- ~isiana Census Reports, Vol. I. DeVille, W. -- First Settlers of Pointe Coupee 1737-1750. Gibson, D. -- lndex to Louisiana Place Names Mentioned in the War of the Re bel li on . Herbert, D. -- Southwest Louisiana Records, Vols. 3 and 4. Jehn, J. -- Acadian Descendants, Vol. 2. O ' Pry, M. -- Chronicles of Shreveport and Cad do Parish. Gift of Harold Coffman. Price, J . -- The Civil War Tax in Louisiana 1865. Sanders, M. -- Records of Attakapas District, Louisiana. Vol. Ill. §..!...:_ Martin Parish 1806-1860. Robichaux, A. -- Colonial Settlers Along Bayou LaFourche, Vol. 2.

MAINE Fisher, C. History of Clinton, Maine.

MARY LAND ~imore City and County Marriage Licenses 1777-1799. Barnes, R. -- Maryland Marriages 1634-1777. --- Abstracts of Baltimore County Administration Accounts. Briscoe, B. -- Galvert County, Maryland Wills 1654-1700. Barnes, R. -- Abstracts of Baltimore County Administration Accounts. Burns, A. -- Abstracts of Maryland Will Book 3E. Clark, S. -- Talbot County, Md. Marriage Licenses 1657-1691, 1738-1751, & 1781; and 1794-1824. Delaplaine, E. -- Frederick County , Maryland Naturalizations 1799-1850. Maryland Oaths of Fidelity. Orphans and Infants of Prince George ' s County, Maryland 1696-1750. ACQUISITIONS · Continued

MASSACHUSETTS Greenlaw, L. -- The Genealogical Advertiser. Kull, A. -- New England Cemeteries. . Mather, C. -- Magnolia Christi Americana. Smith, L. -- Records of First Church of Wareham, Mass. 1739-1891. Threasher, M. -- The Records of the First Church in Salem, 1629-1736. Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex County, Vol. 9. Marshfield Vi tal Records. Vital Records 1850. Gift of Fort Wayne G Allen Co., IN Pub Lib. Townships: Acton Boxford Dover Alford Brimfield Dracut Amesbury Bro ck ton Dud 1 ey Ar 1 ing ton Broakfield Dunstable Ashburnham Charl emont East Bridgewater Ashfield Chelsea Edgartown At hol Chester Hardwick Attleborough Conway New Ashford Auburn Danvers Sang ris Barre Dartmouth Shirley Beck et Deerfield Tyngesborough Boxborough Do ugl as Walker, G. -- The Honourable Artillery Company 1637-1947. Gift of Mrs . Harry Joseph Morris. --- Yarmouth Vital Records.

MISSISSIPPI

--- Tombstone Inscriptions of Noxubee County.

MISSOURI ~- Deed Book A of Greene County. Gift of Rachel Donelson Chapter. Ellsberry, E. -- Moniteau County Will Index. 1845-1915, and Marriages 1845-1864. --- Historr of Sh~ty, Missouri. --- Lawrence County, Missouri History. --- Lewis County, Missouri Marriages 1833-1883. --- Missouri State D.A.R. History & Directory. Wilcox, P . -- Jackson County Pioneers. Williams, W. -- The State of Missouri. Gift of Mrs. David Landrum. Woodruff, -- Missouri Miscellany, Vols. 1 & 2.

MONTANA --- Van Dersal & Conner•s Montana Stock Growers Directory 1900 .

NEW HAMPSHIRE Child, W. -- History of the Town of Cornish, New Hampshire with Gene alogical Records 1763-1910.

NEW JERSEY Clement, J. -- First Emigrant Settlers in Newton Township, N. J. Gordon, T. -- Gazeteer of the State of New Jersey. Heiss, W. Quaker Miscallanr; New Jersey. Gift of Author . ACQUISJTIONS - Conlinucd

Kitchel, W. -- Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State of New Jersey. Litte!!, J. -- Genealogi es of the First Settlers of Passaic Valley. Nelson, W. -- Patents and Deeds and other Early Records of New Jersey 1664-1703. Powell, G. -- ~f Camden County. Sinclair, D. -- Index to the Cushing and Sheppard History of Gloucester, Sal em and Cumberland Counties. Smith, S. -- The History of the Colony of Nova Caesaria.

NEW MEXICO ~ew Mexico Territorial Census.

NEW YORK Buys, B. -- Old Gravestones of Putnam County. Christoph, P. -- New York Historical Manuscripts. Dutch-Kingston Papers. Hamlin, P. -- Supreme Court of Judicature of the Province of New York 1691-1704. --- Long Islan~Index, 1938-1967. Scott, K.-- Denizations, Naturalizations and Oaths of Allegiance in Colonial New York.

NORTH CAROLINA --- 1800 North Carolina Census Index. Gwynn, Z.-- Abstracts of the Wills and Estate Records of Granville County, North Carolina 1808-1833. Gwynn, Z. - - Abstract of the Early Deeds of Granville, Co. 1746-1765. Gwynn, Z . -- Kinfolds of Granville County, N.C . 1765 - 1826 Holcomb, B. Ansen County Deed Abstracts 1749-1766. Holcomb, B. -- Ansen County Wills and Estates 1749-1795. Holcomb, B. - - Bute County. N.C . Land Grant Plates and Land Entries. Holcomb, li. -- North Carolina Land Grants in South Carolina , Vol. 1. --- Johnston County, N. C.Court Minutes 1759-1786 . Lunn, J . -- Surry County, North Carolina Will Abstracts. Newton, H. -- Rutherford Co. N.C. Abstract of Minutes of Court of Pleas and Quarter Session 1779 - 1786. --- North Carolina Office of Archives and Hi story. Guide to Research Materials in the North Carolina State Archives. Jackson, R. -- 1850 Census Index of North Carolina. Gift of Frank Powers . Guide to the Manuscripts in the Southern Historical Col lection of the University of North Carolina. Gift of Banks McLaurin. --- Northampton County N. C. 1759-1808 Genealogical Abstracts of Wil ls. Gift of Lloyd Bockstruck. --- Tombstones and Epithaphs of Northeastern, North Carolina. Stanley, D. -- Forsrth County, N.C. Cemetery Records, Vol. 1. Woolley, J. -- Early Marriage Bonds of Haywood County 1808-1870.

NORTH DAKOTA --- Mort on Prairie Roots.

OHIO --Copy of the Minute Book and Records of the First Religious Society of Marietta Ohio . ACQUISITIONS. Continued

--- The Fire Lands Pioneer, 2 vals. Lontz, A. -- Guide to Manuscripts at the Ohio Historical Society,vol.1. McBride, U. -- Cemetery Inscriptions of Highland County Ohio. Pike, K. -- Guide to the Manuscripts and Archives of the Western Reserve Historical Society, --- Pioneer and General History of Geauga County, Ohio. Stroup, H. -- Butler County, Ohio Cemetery Records, Vals. 10 & 11. Gift of Inez. Bennett.

OKLAHOMA Carselowey, J. -- Indian Territory Nates. --- Cemetery Records of Okmulgee County. O'Beime, H. -- Leaders and Leading Men of Ind1an Terr1tory w1th Interesting Biographical Sketches. Gift of Mildred T. Connol ly. - -- Pioneering in Kiowa County, Oklahoma. --- Rosedale Cemetery, City of Ada, Oklahoma.

PENNSYLVANIA --- Annals of Buffalo Valley, Pennsylvania. Bates, S . - - A Biographical History of Greene Coun_ty, Pennsylvania. Crumrine, B. -- History of Washington County. Fisher, C. -- Early Pennsylvania Births, 1675 - 1875. Gordon, T. -- Gazeeteer of Pennsylvania Jackson, R . - - Pennsylvania 1830 Census Index. Linn, J. -- Must er Rolls of the Pennsylvania Volunteers in the War of 1812-1814. --- Orphans ~utes of Chester County, Pennsylvania 1734-1746/7. Penrose, M. -- Philadelphia Marriages and Obituaries 1857-1864. Scott, K. -- Abstracts from Ben Franklin 1 s Pennsylvania Gazette 1728- 1748. William, R. -~dex of Wills and Administration Records of Delaware County , Pennsylvania 1789-1854. William, R. --- Oaths of Allegiance in Chester Co _. , PA 1777-1785.

RHODE ISLAND Beaman, A. -- Rhode Island Marriages from Probate Records. Tolie, D. -- Records of the Vice-Admiraltry Court of Rhode Island, 1716-175 2. Volkel, L. -----rncrexto the 18 00 Federal Census of Rhode Island .

SOUTH CAROLINA Bryant, L. -- South Carolina Negro Legislators: A Glorius Success. Crockett, N. -- Old Waxhaw Cemetery lnscriptions. Easterby, J. -- Guide to the Study and Reading of South Carolina Hist. Floyd, V. -- Lancaster County Tours. --- 1800 South Carolina Census Index. Hennig, H. -- Columbia, Capita! City of South Carolina 1786-1936. Gift of Dorislee Hoffpauer. --- Inscriptions from old Cemeteries, Lancaster County, S.C. Jackson, R. -- South Carolina 1850 Census Index. Gift of Joyzelle Morey. --- Names in South Carolina, Vol. 23. ACQUISITIONS -Continued

--- New Hope Baptist Church Cemetery and Camp Creek United Methodist Church Cemetery, Lancaster Co., S . C. --- The Register of St. Philip's Church, Charleston, S.C. 1810-1822. Thomas. E. South Carolina Genealogical Records, vol . 1 Abbeville District. Gift of Carr P. Collins, Jr.

TENNESSEE Armstrang, Z. -- Same Tennessee Heroes of the Revolution. --- Cumulative Index Franklin County Historical Review, vals. 1 - 5. D ' Armand, V. -- Knox County, Tennessee Marriages 1792-1900. Hogue, A. -- ttistory of Fentress County, Tennessee. McBride, R. -- Biographical Directory of the Tennessee General Assembly, Vol. I 1796-1861. Manly, E. -- MarrrageBOok I, 1864-1887 , Bradley County, Tennessee. --- Moore County, Tennessee Cemetery Records. --- Riverside Cemetery Inscriptions, 1830-1975 , Jackson, Tennessee. Gift of Banks McLaurin. Sistler, B. -- 1850 Census of Tennessee, vols. 3-8. Tucker, M. -- Lincoln County, Tennessee Bible Records, vol. 4. White, E. -- A Few of the Small Cemeteries in Wilson County, Tennessee. Gift of the Author. Williamson County Historical Journal, vols. 3,4,5 and 6. Gift of Frank Powers. Directory Williamson County, Tenne ssee Burials, vol. 1. Gift of Frank Powers. Williamson County, Tennessee 1850 Census. Gift of Frank Powers.

TEXAS Appling, N. -- Caldwell County Cemeteries . Carrington, E. -- Women in Early Texas. Gift of Daughters of the Republic of Texas. - - - Col l ingsworth County, Texas Cemeteries Inventories. --- Cemeteries Upshur County, Texas. Craig, R. -- Harris County, Texas Marriages 1857-1864. Ericson, C. -- 1854 School Census of Nacodoches County. Gift of the aut hor . Ericson, C . -- 1847 Census of Nacogdoches County. Gift of the author. Ericson, C. -- Nacogdoches County Cemetery Records, Vol. 3. Ericson, C. - - Fires and Firemen of Nacogdoches. Gregg, R . -- Wise County History , a Link with the Past. Gift of Mabel Wilkerson. Hall, R. - - Collin County: Pioneering in North Texas. Huttash, O. -- Marriage Records of Cherokee County, Texas 1881-1905. Ingmire , F. -- Archives and Pioneers of Hunt County. --- Jefferson County, Texas 1837-1899. Phelan, ~ I . -- History of Methodism in Texas. Pitts, A. -- Collin County , Texas Cemetery Inscriptions. Gift of Mrs. Wesley Wright. --- Roster of Texas Daughters Revolutionary Ancestors , Vol. 1 & 2. Scarbrough, C. - - Land of Good Water. Winfield, N. -- Cemetery Records of Washington County, Texas. Winfrey, D. - - A History of Rusk County, Texas. Gift of Carr P. Collins, Jr. Wright, M. -- Chambers County, Texas Cemeteries. ACQUIS ITIO NS - Continued

Wright, M. -- Hardin County, Texas Cemeteries. Wright, M. -- Newton County, Texas Cemeteries. --- Yearbook, Bicentennial Editior, 1776-1976, Local History and Genealogical Society. Gift of Lucille Boykin.

VIRGINIA Adams, L. -- Abstracts of Wills, Inventories & Accounts, Patrick County, Virginia, 1791-1823. Adams, L. -- Henry County, Virginia Deed Book I and Il. --- Brief History of the Settlement at Belville in Western Virginia. Cocke, C. -- Parish Lines, Diocese of Virginia. Dorman, J. -- Westmoreland Co., Va . Deeds, Patents, etc. pts 2,3, & 4. Fell din, J. -- Index to the 1820 Census of Virginia . Garner , G. -- Early Marriages, Western Frederick County . Eastern Hampshire County, West Virginia. --- Genealogical Abstracts of Princess Anne County, Virginia from Deed Books 6,7 and Minute Books 1740-1762. Harrison, J. -- Settlers by the Long Grey Trail. Gift of Lo cal Hi story and Genealogical Society. -- - Historical Society of Fairfax County, Virginia vols. 2,3,5-13. Gift of Texas Chapter of Founders and Patriots of America. --- Index to the Dinwiddie County Order Book 1789 - part of 1791. Gift of Lloyd Bockstruck. Jackson . R. -- Virginia 1850 Census Index. Gift of Frank Powers. Neale, G. -- Brunswick County, Virginia. Gift of Texas Chapter of Founders and Patriots of America. Norfleet, F. -- Suffolk in Virginia c . 1795-1840. Nottingham, S. -- The Marriage License Bonds of Westmoreland County, Virginia, 1786-1850. Nuckolls, B. -- Pioneer Settlers of Grayson County, Virginia.

Pawlett 1 N. Historie Roads of Virginia: Goochland County Road Orders, 1 728 -1744 . Gift of Virginia Highway & Trans portation Research Counci 1.

Pawlett 1 N. -- Historie Roads of Virginia: Louisa County Road Orders 1742-1748. Gift of Virginia Highway & Transporation Research Council. Schreiner-Yantis, N. -- Tazewell County, Virginia 1815 Tax List & Miscellanous Data. Scott, W. -- History of Orange County, Virginia. --- Sketches and Recollections of Lynchburg by the Oldest Inhabitant. Sheppard, D. -- William & Mary Quarterly Index to vols. 16-30, 3rd Ser.

Stoner 1 R. -- Seed-Bed of the Republic. Walter, A.-- Vestry Book of Elizabeth River Parish 1749-1761. Walter, A. -- Virginia Land Patents of Norfolk, Princess Anne & Warwick Counties.

Weisiger 1 B. -~George County Virginia Wills & Deeds, 1713-1728. Worrell, A. -- Brief of Wills and Marriages in Montgomery and Fincastle Counties. Virginia. Gift of Dr. & Mrs. Ben Smith.

VERMONT Hurd, J. Weatherf1eld - Century One. Bryant, B. -- Early Settlers of Plymouth, Vermont, Including Their Genealgical Records. ACQUISITIONS - Continued

WEST VIRGINIA Morten, 0. -- History of Monroe County, West Virginia. Peters, J. -- Hi story of Fayette County.

WISCONSIN ~-- The Territorial Papers of the United States, vol. 28.

FAMILY HISTORIES and GENEALOGIES Agee, P.M . -- A record of the Agee Family. Gift of Ray & Cash Allen, F.M. James Wallace Emery (1829 - 1902) and His Descendants. Anonymous gift. Allen, J.F. -- John Edwin Allen and Wife Chatheine Nelms Allen and Their Descendants. Gift of Juanita Allen . --- Armstrang Surname Bulletin 1969-1975. Gift of editor. Arthand, J. -- Burton Dapson(Dabson) Ellis and Haradon Families . Gift of aut hor. Blakemore. M. -- A Narrative Genealogy of the Stewarts of Seguatchie Valley Tennessee. Gift of Carr P. Collins, Jr. Slum, W. The Barlis Family of Virginia. Anonymous gift. Blum, W. -- The Blum Family of Waldmohr Pfalz Germany and United States of America. Anonymous gift. Blum, W. - - The Rudolph Family of America. Anonymous gift. --- Bolton-Lone Family Manuscript Papers. Anonymous gift . Boyd, J.W. -- A Family History: Wright, Lewis, Moore and Connected Families. Gift of the author. Boyer, C. A~ Lines. Gift of Frank Powers. Brown, A. -- 141 Years of Mormon Heritage. Gift of Mrs. James O.Clanton Bryan, N. -- Falling Leaves: A Genealogical Record of Marmaduke and Catherine Gardner . Gift of Mrs. Ray M. Bryan. Bryant, S. -- Under the Parker Tree. Gift of the author. Burch, M. -- Related Royal Families. Gift of Carr P. Collins Jr. Byam, E . -- Descendants of John Hutchins of Newbury and Haverhill , Massachusetts. Gift of Jack R. Hutchins. Call , M. - - Royal Ancestors of Same LOS Families. Gift of Frank Powers. --- Cronological (sic) and Genealogical Record of the Mercer's Heirs t o Their Ancestors' Estate. Gift of Ralph Harvey. Clinton, H. -- The Clinton Lineage and Related Families. Gift of Mrs . M. E. Clinton. Cocke, V. -- Cockes and Cousins, Vol. Il Descendants of Thomas Cocke (c 1639-1697) . Gift of aut hor. Coffin, T . -- Brief Family Hi story: The Coffin Family in England. Anonymous gift. Collins, A.O. -- Ole Man Mose and His Chillun: The Story of Moses Collins of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi and His Descendants. Gift of Carr P . Collins, Jr. Collins, C. P. Genealogical Notes of the Collins Family. Gift of Carr P. Collins, Jr. Collins, C. P. -- The History of the Woodall-Dollahite - Miles-Kuykendail Families in East Texas. Gift of Carr P . Collins, Jr. Collins, R. Janes-Peek Family History. Gift of Floyd & JoAnn Ro bison Knowles. Conger Family of America. Gift of Mrs. L. O. Leonard. ACQUISITIONS - Continued

Conner, D. The Conner and Allied Families . Gift of Carr P. Collins, r. Conner, L. The Cdllins and Allied Families. Gift of Carr P. Collins, Jr. Daugherty, A. Barefoot-Withrow Families with Choat1..and Mo-bley Genealogical Lines. Gift of Ann Daughtery. Davenport, A. -- Supplement to the History and Genealogy of the Davenport Family, in England and America from A.0.1086 to 1 850. Gift of Mrs. N. D.Ekensten Dollahite, J. -- ~His tory and Records of the Wiiey Dollahite Family. Gift of Carr P. Collins , Jr. Domonoske , G. B. -:-flieBoydstun - Bordston Family. Gift of Arthur B. Domonoske. Driggs, H.S. -- lndext"07'th and Sth Generation Driggs Family in America, Book 2. Gift of J. E. Driggs . Elliott, J. Our Locke Famdy, Descendants of William C. Locke and His Wife, Jane Wilson Elliott. Gift of Mrs. Miahael Tiller . Er icson, C. Curry Cousin 1 785-1974. Gift of Mrs. Harry Joseph Morris. Eustace, D.W. -- The Eustaces of the Chiltern Hundreds. Gift of Mrs. William E. Looper. Fant , A. -- Fant Genealogy . Gift of Mrs. Melba G. Woodson. Ferguson , Charles W. -- Young Family/Ferguson Family Charts . Gift of aut hor. Fisher, R. -- Michael Braun(Brown) of the Old Stone House His Influence and Descendants. Gift of Mrs. Glenn C. Guidinger . Fletcher, R.H. -- Genealogical Sketch of Certain of the American Des cend ants of Mathew Talbot, Gentleman . Gift of Carr P. Co l lins, Jr. Freytag, E. - - Ree ords of Stark-Hamil ton-Duncan-Crooks-McConnel 1- Freytag - Seaver-Brandt Families. Gift of Fred C. Freytag. Frost, E. The Descendants of John Frost. Jr. and Rebecca York Frost. Gift of the author. Frost, E. The Long and Doub Families of North Carolina and their Midwestern Descendants. Gift of Earl W. Frost. Fullerton, G. -- The Fullertons of North America. Gift of the author. Funderbunk, G. -- Funderbunk Gastles and Gonguests. Gift of Marie Funderbunk Mar low. Furlong, R. - - Dulany-Furlong and Kindred Families. Gift of the author . Gregory, P. - - Gotten Picking, vol. one. Houston, K. -- Ghristopher Houston, 1829-1892. Gift of the author. Harrison, S. - - Descendants of Michael Moulton Harrison and Related Pioneer Families of the Republic of Texas, Including Reams, Hutson , Jackson, Heffington. Gift of Mrs. W.R. Harrison. Ironmonger, E. -- Three Courageous Women and Their Kin - & Pescud Family Genealogy. Gift of Frank Powers. Johnson, L. The Descendants of Wil l iam and John Johnson, Go l onial Friends of Virginia. Gift of the author. Johnson, L. Johnston of Gaskieben, Grimond and Gaiesmill. Gift of the author. Kelly, G.S. The Burden Family. Gift of Mrs. John Kelly, Jr. Kelly, G.S. The Morrow Family. Gift of Mrs. John Kelly, Jr. ACQUISITIONS -Continued

Kuhn, C. -- Christian Wert and His Descendants. Gift of Mrs. Robert I. Prewitt. Kuykendall, G. -- History of the Kuykendall Family. Gift of Carr P. Collins, Jr. Lane, J .C. -- Key and Al lied Families. Gift of Carr P. Collins, Jr. Lanphere, E. -- Bates Descendants of Bates Ancestors Who Lived in Virginia. Gift of E.L. Lanphere. Laz.onby, I. -- Caldwell Family of France Scotland lreland and America . Gift of Michal Martin Farmer . Lindsley, D. --~urne Family of Virginia. Gift of the author. Lloyd, D. -- The Middletons and Kindred Families 2..f.....S2.!!.!.hern Maryland. Gift of the author . Lynn, C. -- The Dodson Family of Warren County Ten~e~nd Allied Families. Gift of Mrs. Wesley Wright. McCleskey, C. -- The Hampton Connections : Descend!..!l!.L2.f John~m12...!.2..!! the Tailor. Gift of the author. McLean, A. -- Let~L t. Col. Charles McLean and Col. Ephriam McLean. Gift of L. D. Bockstruck. Marshall, A. -~ears and Descendants of an Early Houston Familv. Gift of the author. Mayo, C. -- John Mayo of Roxbury Massachusetts. Gift of C.C. Mayo. Mehringer, C . -- Descendants of William Boyd. Laurens County , S.C. Gift of Carr P. Collins, Jr. Meritt, G. Descendants of Moses Wheeler of New Haven, Connecticut . Gift of Jesse N. Day. Middleton, M. -- The Lackor Famill'._. Gift of Lola E.Lindsey. Miller, F. The Mellett and Hickman Families of Henry County, Indiana, 2 vols. Gift of the author. Morrison, A. -~Willis Families of New England. Gift of author. Mount, Brent -- Mount. Gift of author. Olson, W. -- Dee~cendants. Gift of author. Parker, 0. Genealogy and History of the Garmire-1?.unmire & Hudson Families. Gift of author. Parker, W. -- ~ers Genealogy : The Descendants of Peter Hammer, 1757-1838. Gift of author. Parker, W. -- ~r Book: The Descendants of Moses Parker 1748- 1818. Gift of author. Peake , C. -- ThePeak-Peake FamilL_History. Gift of author. Perdue, G. -- Memoranda of the Early Settlement of Friends in the Northwest Territorx, and Especially of Thomas Beals Who Was the First Minister of the Gospe l in the Society of Friends Who Crossed the Ohio River. Gift of the editor . Preece, H. The Dalton Gang. Gift of Louise Preece . Pruett, H. The Pruett, Pruitt Family. Powell , R. Family Records of the Powells and Griffiths. with extracts from the Writings of John Powell. Ananymous gift. Reeves, E. Tennessee Smithology. Gift of Mrs. J. F. Reeves . --- Bardwell/Bordwell Descendants, Book Z. Gift of PortiaChamberlain. Rosenberg, K. -- Descendants of John Caughey 1747-1826. Anonymous gift. Routh, R. -- The Routh Family in America. Gift of the author. Schlee, Phillip F. -- The lsaac Sandford Pamily 1796-1975. Gift of Wal lace Cl ark. Shank, H. -- Genealogy of John Shank , Ariaen Degoede , Elijah Teague and Thomas Swann. Gift of Lillian Schwertz. ACQUISITIONS · Continued

Sharp, S. -- Descendants of Jacob Zech. Gift of Mr. & Mrs. C. R. Hays. Shepley, R. Some Descendants of John Shepley, Salem, Massachusetts, Immigrant, 1635. Gift of author . Shields, J. -- Irish Origins of the Shields Family. Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Jay Womack. Slaght, L.T. -- Cornelius Barentse Slecht and Same of His Descendants. Gift of author. Smith, R.A . -- Hawkins 1555 to 1975. Gift of author . Spicer, F. -- Genealogical Record of the Campbell-Rea Families. Gift of author. Suggs, C. -- Genealogical Research of the Suggs Family, Gift of author. Valentine, T. -- The Valentines in America 1644-1874. Gift of Carr P. Collins, Jr. Vaughn, E. Southern Barn and Bred. Gift of Leonard McCown. Waller, B. George W. Kenisell, His Descendants. Gift of author. Watson, E. The Life of James Leonard Montgomery and His Descendants. Gift of Mr. & Mrs. William Bradshaw. Way, M. The Way Family . Anonymous gift. West, B. -- Luter-Lewter Family of England, Virginia, North Carolina, and States South and West. Gift of author. Wight, W. -- Memoirs by William lhght (1857-1938); Recollections by Florence Black Wight (1864-1955). Gift of Mary Wight. Willingham, C. -- William Ridley Ogden; His Descendants and Some Allied Families. Gift of author. Willis, B. Gene~d Letters of the Strudwick, Ashe, Young and Allied Familes. Gift of Mrs. Charles 0. Willis. Willis, B. Sketches and Genealogr of the Bailey-Craddock-Lawson Families of Virginia and North Carolina. Gift of Mrs. Charles Willis. Willis, D. Some Yancey, Medearis, and Hicks Descendants. Gift of aut hor. Wilson, L. From Jacques to Jon and Jinger.

MICROFORM Early, S. -- Carbon copies of Bible Records and Other Family Data Bedferd County, Virginia. 2 reels. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Womack. Records of the Virginia Forces, 1861. 7 reels. Goochland County, Virginia Wills and Deeds 1728- 1821 and index. 12 reels. Gift of Robert L. Greene. Confederate State.s Army Casualties. 7 reels. Grantor Index, Rockbridge County, Virginia Deeds 1 7 78-1887. 1 reel. Gift of Robert L. Greene. Rockbridge County, Virginia Marriages 1778-1913. 2 reels. Gift of Robert L. Greene. Rockbridge County, Virginia Births 1853-1896. 2 reels. Gift of Robert L. Gre ene. Rockbridge County, Virginia lndex to Decided Cases 1778-1940. 1 reel. Gift of Robert L. Gr eene. --- Montgomery County, Tennessee Wills 1829-1840. Gift of Mary Pauline Welch. Russell County, Kentucky Tax List 1826-1858. 2 reels. --- Adair County, Kentucky Tax Lists 1825-1858. 2 reels. --- Caldwell County, Kentucky Tax Lists 1809-1848. 2 reels. ACQUISITIONS . Continued

Cumberland County, Kentucky Tax Lists 1799-1860. 2 reels. Green County , Kentucky Tax Lists 1795-1849. 2 reels. Hopkins County, Kentucky Tax Lists 180 7 -1 851 . 2 reels. Lincoln County, Kentucky Tax Lists 1787-1842. 4 reels. Livington County, Kentucky Tax Lists 1800-1852. 2 reels. General Index to Compiled Military Service Records of Revolutionary War Soldiers. 58 reels. Gift of Dallas Genealogical Society.

BITS AND PIECES , BOOKS AND STONES VOL. I

Bibie Records, Misc Records, Old Letters and Ledgers, previously unpublished, mostly Pennsylvania and the South. Also selected cemetery records from Pennsylvania and Texas. Approx. 1700 names. 138 Pages. $7.SOpostpaid. Mrs.JeanneJ.Tabb 6458 Lavendale Dallas, TX 75230 ARTICLES on DALLAS COUNTY RESEARCH PUBLISHED by the GARLAND LOCAL HISTORY & GENEALOG ICAL SOCIETY 1972-1973 Copied by Mrs. Margaret Smith

Postmasters of Duck Creek, Embree & Garland 1 Texas Oct , 197 2 Garland City Council Minutes, April-Nov. 1918 Oct. 1972 Biographical Sketch of George James Oct. 1972 Myers, Housley & Lyons Cemeteries (East Dallas County) Oct. 1972 Anderson Cemetary Marker Oct. 1972 History of Antioch Baptist Church, Duck Creek, Tex. Oct. 1972 Sketch of Early School Days Oct. 1972 1886 Map of Northeast Dallas County with Index Oct. 1972 Catlett Cemetery, Garland, Texas Oct. 1972 Old Duck Creek Lodge & Its Successors Oct. 1972 Thomas Jefferson Nash Oct. 1972 Raines Family History Oct. 197 2 Biographical Sketch of Augustus Hill Garland Mar . 197 3 Directory of Citizens of Garland 1881 Mar . 1973 Postal Money Orders Issued at Garland, Texas June, 1894 Mar . 197 3 List of Area Schools (1886-7) (1897-8) (1904-5) Mar. 1973 Civil War Letter of Slater Harwell Mar . 197 3 Historical Marker Proposal (George W. James) Mar. 1973 Biographical Sketch of James Arthur Keeley Mar. 1973 Biographical Sketch of George Welson Crossman Mar. 1973 State of Illinois Teacher's Contract (Ford County) Mar. 197 3 Biographical Sketch of R. D. Jones Mar. 1973 Historical Sketch of Union Presbyterian Church Jefferson County, Missouri Mar . 197 3 Historical Sketch of First Methodist Church-Garland Mar. 1973 Historical Sketch of Church of Christ-Garland Mar. 1973 Historical Sketch of Knights of Pythias-Garland Mar. 197 3 Historical Sketch of Masonic Fraterni ty-Gar land Mar. 1973 Excerpts from Address by John H. Cullun--Rotary Club February 16 , 1937 Mar. 197 3 Hodge Fami l y Cemetery- Collin County, Texas Mar. 197 3 Murphy Family Cemetery-Collin County, Texas Mar. 197 3 Partial List of World War I Men-Garland Mar. 197 3 Partial List of Revolutionary War Soldiers from N.C. Mar. 1973 Early Education in Dallas County Mar. 197 3 Oevelopment of Cunningham (Del ta County, Texas) Mar . 1973 Audelia & Jackson Schools (1 mile south Audelia & Forest) Mar. 197 3 Shiloh School 1908-9 Photograph (Garland) Mar. 1973 Tucker Schoo 1 1910 Photograph (Garland) Mar . 1973 Garland lOth Grade 1907 Mar. 197 3 Duck Creek Academy (Garland) Mar . 1973 First Presbyterian Church History (Garland Mar. 1973 Garland High Graduates 1903-1920 Mar . 197 3 Marion Da vis Williems (Biographical) Mar . 1973 Benjamin Franklin Da vis Mar. 1973 Sachse School History Mar. 197 3 First Christian Church History Oct. 197 3 Jefferson County Mississippi Marriage Records 1798-1818 Oct. 1973 Dan ie l Herring Fami l y Oct. 197 3 Thomas Fletcher Nash Oct. 1973 Todd & Bickl e Trip to Texas Oct . 197 3 Davis Mills School History Oct. 1973 Roste r of Students Garland School Dist. 1922-1923 Oct. 1973 GARLAND RESEARCH · Continued

Murphy Cemetery (Collin County) Det. 1973 William A. Fairchild Letter to Jefferson Davis 1863 Det. 197 3 Biographical Sketch of Carl W. Cooper Det. 1973 Tucker School Photograph 1910 Det. 1973

*Quarterlies on file Dallas Public Library. Publication Discontinued ...... " Tt!E ATASCOSITACENSUSOF 1826 Fumishedby: Mn. OpalK. Hollis

(Copfed from a Special Reprint for The Liberty Co. llistorical Survey Conrnittee - a Reprint from Vol. l, No. 4, 1963, TEXANA.) The town of Liberty, Texas, is on the site of old Atascos1ta, the name havfn9 been changed in 1831. The Atascos1ta District , as defined in a letter dated llovember 15, 1836 by Census taker Henry W. Hunson, was "bounded as follows ... on the west by the Colony of San Felipe de Austin, on the north by the Oistrict of Nacogdoches, on the east by the reserved lands on the Sabine, on the south by the Gulf of Mexico including all Islands and Bays w1th1n threeleaguesofSeaShore." Dated July 31 , 1826, the Census contains 231 names. The census document originally was sent to Stephen F. Austin, who no doubt forwarded it to Mexican officials . For alroost a century, it was lost; in April 1921, it appeared for sale in a London establishment where it was purchased by The Manuscripts Division of the library of Congress, where it1shousedtoday.

~~ ::;~ ~~ B~~ ~E ~~ ~;;;i; §~ ~~ ~~ "" ---·-·--·--·--···"--."-""·-··- Anderson , David 34 Pennsylvan1a,U.S.A. Brfcklayer Brown,JosephW. 39 Massachusetts,U.S.A. Louisiana Physician&Sun]eon Fanner"Stockraiser Berry,Rober t 47 Virginia, U.S .A. Do Hatter Burney,Shadra ch 37 North Carolina Do Fanner&Stockraiser Barrow , Reuben Loufsian& Do Fanner & Stockraiser Barrow , Solomon 25 Do Do Fanner&Stockraiser Winfrey, Elizabeth 2D Do Do ilifeof SolcwnonBarrow Barrow,Salina 4 Do Do DaughterofDo Barrow,SarahAnn 2 Do Do Do of Do *Bloodgood , Will f am 26 New York, U.S.A. Do HouseCarpenter Fannert1Stockrafser Ballou ,Lovice F 16 M Louisiana Do Wifeof Wm.Bloodgood Ballou, Page M 54 w Vfn]fnia Do Saddler

Banks , James M 40 England Do Famer & Stockraiser Barden, Joseph M Do Blacksmith Campbel l , James M 35 Maryland Do Fanner&Stockrai ser Crow,Mary 31 Texas Do W/oJamesCampbell Cady , Randolph ~ 26 Connecticut Do Fanner Cotton , John M 31 Kentucky , U.S.A. Fuller & Dyer Fanner&Stockraiser Marlo,Lucinda 27 Louisiana 1iJ/oJohn Cotton Cotton,Sally l Texas DaughterofDo Chisolm, Richard H. 27 Georgia,U.S.A. Georgia Blacksmith Coronow,Joseph 48 Viceroyalty of Louisiana Shoemaker Mexico Fanner&Stockraiser Denoya , Marie Jos. 54 Michigan , U.S.A. Do W/oJosephCoronow Clem,George 68 So.Carolf na,U.S.A. Do Cherry, j\aron 47 Pennsylvania Do Fannert.stockrafser Spenser,Eleanor 45 Do IHfeofDo(Sfc) Cherry , John 19 Louisiana Do Son of Do Cherry, W1111mn 17 Do Do DoofOo Cherry,AaronJun 13 Do Do Do of Do Cherry,Hanosa 11 Do Do DaughterofDo Cherry , Rachel 7 Do Do Do of Do Duncan,William 4D S.Carolina Louisiana Fanner&Stockraiser Oden, Jane 28 Do W/oW11liamDuncan Ouncan , Meredith 21 S.Carolina Do Blacksmith Son of Do Duncan , WilliamB. 8 Louisiana Do Do of Do Duncan, Si dney 6 Do Daughter ofDo *Dunman,Joseph 32 Tennessee,U.S.A. Tennessee Mechanic Grea r, Ann 27 Louisiana Louisiana W/oJosephDunman Dunman,Reuben 11 Do Do Son of Do Dunman , Jane 9 Do Do DaughterofDo Dunman, Reason 7 Do Do Son of Do Dunman, Mary 5 Do Do DaughterofOo Dunman , Elizabeth 2 Do Do Do of Do Drake, James 26 New York Mississippi Fanner&Stockraiser Dever , PhilipP. 41 Kentucky Louisiana Do Coleman,Catherine 29 Loui siana Do W/oPhilipP.Dever Dever,Maria 19 Do Do 0/oPhi11pP.Dever Dever , Thomas 17 Do Do Son of Do Dever,JohnC. 11 Do Do Do of Do Dever,LouisianaC. 7 Do Do DaughterofDo Dever, Mary Lucinda 4 Do Do Do of Do Dever,Loufsa 1 Texas Do of Do ATASCOSITA CENSUS, Continued

EB fe J ~~a §s ~~ ~; Oav1s,Oaniel 43 H Tennessee Louisiana Fanner&Stockraiser McCalva,Tansa 34 H Do Do W/oOanielOavis Oavis,James 15 c Do Do Son of Do Oavis,Calawa.y 12 c Illinois Do OoofOo Oav1s,Elizabeth 9 c Arkansas Do OaughterofDo Oavis, Andrew 2 c Do Do Do of Do Everett,William 21 u 1 2 Mississippi Do Fanner&Stockra1ser Emily, Geo. (lml'I)') 25 u New Jersey Do Plane maker (?) E

i~ ~E ~< ~~E: ~g ~~ ]; j ___""_",M_M_MH "" .. """""... "".. "."".... " .. "." Lynch. Nathaniel M 40 M New York Carpenter."f'~~er andStockra1ser Hubert,Fanny 32 M Do Do W/oNathanielLynch Lynch, Franklin 12 c Do Do Son of Do Lynch,W1111am 10 c Do Do Do of Do Lynch,E11zabeth 6 c Missouri Do DaughterofDo Lynch,John 3 c Texas Do Son of Do LCM,Elizabeth 22 M S.Carolina Louisiana W/o Tatman Tatman . Stephen B. 2 c Louisiana Do Son OfDo Tatrnan,Polly 1 c Texas DaughterofDo McFadden,James 37 M Tennessee Louisiana Tanner,Fanner andStockraiser McCoy, Elizabeth 28 M S. Carolina Do W/o James McFadden McFadden,Louisa 7 c Louisiana Do DaughterofDo McFadden.David 5 c Do Do Son of Do McCracken,James 54 c S.Carolina Schoolmaster McGaffey, John 38 M New Hampshire Gardner,Sarah 24 M Louisiana loJ/oJohnMcGaffe.v McGaffey,Luc.v 11 c New Hampshire DaughterofDo Murphey, Richard G. 4 c Louisiana SonofSarahGardner McDonald,William 20 u Kentucky Martin, James 40 M Natches,USA Louisiana Fanner&Stockraiser Coleman,Mary 32 M Louisiana Do W/oJamesMartin Martin,Josiah 14 c Do Do Son of Do Mart1n,E11zaG. 11 c Do Do DaughterofDo Mart1n,JarnesR. 3 c Do Do Son of Do Martin, Louisa 1 c Texas DaughterofDo Minche,David 57 M N.Carolina Alabama Fanner&Stockraiser Colernan, Sally 26 M Louisiana Louisiana W/oDavidMinche Moran,Martin 23 M Kentucky Do Fanner&Stockraiser Latham ,Mary 21 M Missouri Do W/oMart1nMoran Moran,Margaret 6 c Texas DaughterofDo Moran,E11zabeth 4 c Do Do of Do Moran, Nancy 1 c Do Do of Do Munson,MicajahB. 37 M 8 5 S.Carolina Do Saddler,Fanner andStockraiser Everett,Elizabeth 32 M N.Carolina Do W/oM1cajahB.Munson Munson,AnnEliza 6 c Louisiana Do DaughterofDo Munson,Martha 3 c Do Do Do of Do Munson,HenryW. 33 M 9 6 Mississ ippi Do Fanner&Stockraiser Pearce,AnnB. 26 M Georgia Do W/o Henry W. Munson Munson,WilliamB. 2 c Louisiana Do Son of Do Munson,StephenB. 1 c Texas Do of Do McCown, Samuel 44 M Virginia Do Fanner&Stockraiser Price.Anna 21 M Missouri Do W/oSam uel McCown McCown,Hardy 6 c Louisiana Do Son of Do McCown,Walter 2 c Texas Do of Do McEllender,Michel 20 u Louisiana Do McEllender,Joseph 19 c Do Do Attached to family of JosephCoronow McCoy, James 27 M Pennsylvania Mississippi Fanner&Stockraiser White,Matilda 16 M Louisiana Louisiana W/o James McCoy Moore,NathanielH . 35 u New York Do HouseCarpente r Morgan,Richard 39 u Virginia Do Sadd ler McHaney, John 27 u Ire land Do Fanner&Stockraiser Moore,Isaac 61 w Rhode Island Do Sailor Miller, James 34 M Tennessee Louisiana Blacksmith Shannon,Ruth 27 M Georgia Do W/oJamesMiller Miller,Penina 11 c Missouri Do DaughterofDo Miller, Margaret 9 c Arkansas Do Do of Do Miller, Mary 7 c Do Do Do of Do Miller, William 5 c Do Do Son of Do Miller, Anna 3 c Texas DaughterofDo Miller, Holmes 1 c Do Son of Do Nash,Thomas 62 M N.Carolina Louisiana Fanner&Stockraiser Going,Anna 56 M Virginia Do W/oThomasNash Nash,Michael 22 u Mississ i ppi Do Fanner&Stockraiser Nash,Benjamin M 17 c Louisiana Do Son of Do Nash,James M 13 c Do Do Do of Do Nash,Margaret F 11 c Do Do DaughterofDo Nash,Wi111am M 24 M Mississippi Do Fanner&Stockraiser ATASCOSITACENSUS , Continued

~j ~B E E o>- j ~ .!!( ~~~ ig §it ,g 5 ""... "".... " ..... """".. " .. "". .. _.""." Smith , Polly 27 M Kentucky Do W/oWilliamNash Nash ,ThCl!l/\S 2 M Louisiana Do Son of Do Nash,Huldah 1 c Texas DaughterofDo Orr,George 42 M Pennsylvania Gunsmith ,Fanner andStockraiser Berwick,Tilpah 23 M Louisiana Do W/oGeorgeOrr Orr,Thomas 7 c Do Do Son of Do Orr,Martha 3 c Texas DaughterofDo Orr,William 1 c Do Son of Do Osbom, John 31 u New York Louisiana Sailor Ph111ps , Ranson 3D M 1 Tennessee Alabama Blacksmith, Carpenter, Fanner&Stockra1ser Wooten,Priscilla 27 M Georgia Do W/oRansonPh111ps Philips, Alven 10 c Alabama Do Son of Do Phi11ps ,Oliver 8 c Do Do Son of Do Ph111ps,Fabian 1 c Texas Do Do of Do Ph111ps,lredel u Tennessee Alabama Mechanic, Farmer andStockraiser Prewitt, Beasley 86 M 6 7 Virginia Louisiana Sims, Lucy 40 M East Florida Do W/o Beasley Prewitt Prewitt,CynthiaR 13 c Louisiana Do DaughterofDo Prewitt.aeasleyJun. lD c Do Do Son of Do Prewitt.Edmond 7 c Do Do Do of Do Prewitt , Jesse 33 M 2 Mississippi Do Fanner&Stockra1ser Do of Do Adams,Harriett 24 M S.Carolina Do W/oJessePrewitt Prew1tt , Ma rtha 15 c Louisiana Do DaughterofOo Prewitt,Ellsha 7 c Do Do Son of Do Prewitt, Sarah 2 c Texas DaughterofDo Prewitt,Cynthia 1 c Do Do of Do *Rankins,Frederick 31 M Kentucky Louisiana Farmer&Stockraiser Smith, Elizabeth 24 M Do Do W/o Frederick Ru1k1ns Rankins , Alvin 5 c Louisiana Do Son of Do Rankins.Harriett 3 c Texas DaughterofDo Rankins ,Robert 1 c Do Son of Do Rankins , Robert 72 M Virginia Alabama Fanner&Stockra1ser Rankins,James 34 u Kentucky Mississippi Fanner &Stockraiser Rogers, Robert 23 M Lo uisiana Louisiana Blacksmith,Farmer andStockraiser Young,El uzabeth 23 M Mississippi W/oRobertRogers Rogers , Mary Ann 1 c Texas DaughterofDo Robinson,J

;g_~ fe fe ij>- J! :t' ~a ~~ §~ ~~ Pafford,Rachel 52 s. Carolina Do W/o Christian Smith Smith, Elizabeth 23 ti. Carolina Do OaughterofDo Smith, Christian Jun 22 Do Do Son of Do Smith,Eleanor 17 Kentucky Do DaughterofDo Strange, James 44 S.Carolina Isle of Cuba Fanner&Stockrl!;iser S1nclair,Duncan 44 fri.Carolina Isle of Cuba Hatter, Farmer andStockraiser Strang.Samuel M 30 u tlew Jersey Shoernaker, Fanner andStockraiser Slaughter,Henry 42 Maryland Do Shoe&Bootmaker Taylor,Jos1ah 45 Virginia Alabama Fanner & Stockraiser Luker,Hephzibeth 26 S.Carolina Do W/oJos iahTaylor Taylor, William 17 Georgia Do Son of Do Taylor,Hardiena 14 Georgia Alabama OaughterofDo Taylor,Joana 9 Do Do Do of Do Taylor,Creed 7 Tennessee Do Son of Do Taylor,JosiahJun 5 Do Do Do of Do Taylor,Potkin 4 Alabama Do Do of Do Taylor,Rufus 3 Do Do Do of Do Taylor, James l Texas Do of Do Taylor, WilliamH 37 M Virginia Louisiana Fanner&Stockraiser Nash,Rebecca 25 M Mississippi Do W/oW 1111amTaylor Taylor,Josiah 9 c Louisiana Do Son of Do Taylor,Hardinea(?) 7 c Do Do OaughterofDo Taylor,Feleciana 4 c Texas Do of Do Taylor,Catherine 2 c Do Do of Do Taylor,Lucinda l c Do Do of Do Taylor,JosephS . 30 w S.Carolina Alabama Taylor,Anson 36 M Do Tennessee Fanner&Stockraiser Maley, Elizabeth 36 H Kentucky Do W/o Anson Taylor Taylor, Edward 14 c Tennessee Do Son of Do Taylor,Jcrnes 12 c Tennessee Do Do of Do Taylor, George lD c Do Do Do of Do Taylor, Robert 7 c Texas Do of Do Taylor, Nancy F 4 c Do OaughterofOo Tevis,Noah M 44 M Maryland Lou 1s 1 ana ·~ Fanner&Stockra1ser N1xon,Nancy F 31 M Lousiana Do W/oNoahTevis Tevis,Eliza Do OaughterofOo Tev1s,Washington ~ :1 ~ Do ~ Son of Do Tevis, Mary F 9 c Do Do OaughterofDo Tevis,Jackson M 7 c Do Do Son of Do Tevis,Lorice F 4 c Do Do DaughterofDo Tevis,Oelilah F c Texas Do of Do Vance,Patr1ck M 4~ w Pennsylvania Laborer *Wh1tlock,W1111am H 42 w N.Carolina Louisiana Laborer,Fanner andStockraiser White, Mary 33 Louisiana Do W/oW 11ltamWh1tlock Whitlock,Robert 12 Do Do Son of Do Whitlock,E11zabeth 9 Do Do OaughterofDo Whitlock,Amanda 7 Do Do Do of Do Wh1tlock,Rachel 3 Do Do Do of Do Wh1tlock,Bernard l Texas Son of Do White,MatthewG 51 M Virginia Mississippi Fanner&Stockraiser Price,Lucy 41 M Do Do W/oMatthewG. Wh1te White,Eleanor 20 c Mississippi Do OaughterofDo White,Lucy 19 c Do Do Do of Do White, William 18 c Do Do Son of Do White, Mary 16 c Do Do DaughterofOo White, Caroline 13 c Do Oo Do of Do White,Lev1 17 c Oo Do Son of Do White, Margaret 3 c Oo Oo DaughterofOo White, Edward l c Texas Son of Do Wallace,ElishaH.R. 38 M Georgia Oo Fanner&Stockraiser Barrow,Sarah 30 t1 Louisiana Do W/oE.H.R.Wallace Wallace,Rachel 10 c Do Do DaughterofOo Wallace,Martha 9 c Oo Do Do of Do Wallace,Eliza 6 c Oo Do Do of Do Wallace,El isha 5 c Do Do (?)Farmer&Stockraiser Son of Do Wallace,Lelia 3 c Oo Do of Do Wallace,SarahAnn l c Texas Oo DaughterofDo ATASCOSIT A CENSUS, Contlnued

~ ~~ ~B fe ~ 15 ~ ~~ ~ n $~ ~; ",__ "",_"",o;;_""," """-""""""" ___ ,_""_, " ... "".~ Wh'i't;;':'Te7;b"~n 30 M " ""-"L~~;1·;~a Fanner&Stockra1ser Folck,Christiana 25 M Do Do W/oReubenWh1te Wh1te,Cerena 8 c Do Do OaughterofDo White , Leonard 6 c Do Do Son of Do Wh1te , Alford 3 c Do Do Do of Do Cllllpstock,Aniy 51 w Rhode Island Louisiana Wd/o William White White,Rebecca 13 c Louisiana Do Oauof/J,rnyCllllpstoc:K White, William li c Do Do Son of Do Wh1te,Ju11a 8 c Do Do DaughterofDo White, Mary Ann 4 c Do Do DoofDo&Hatilda White, George 25 u Do Do Fanner&Stockraiser Wilbern (sic) White, Henry 21 u Do Do Do of Do Young,Morgan 43 M tlewYork Do Fanner&Stockra1ser Coleman, Adelia 19 w Louisiana Do Wd/0JohnYoc1J11(?) Yoc1J11JesseC. I c Do Do SonofOo

State of Cuahuila & Texas, Atascosita 01strict, J uly 3lst 1826 Therearetenortwelvefam1lieslivingtheSab1ne& MatthewG . Wtlite{signed) 1ts waters not included 1n the above census ...... Joseph w. Brown Those name~ marked thus* were settled by Col. Austin Henry W. Munson ontheSanJacintoRiver. GeorgeOrr

PHOTOS AND TALES OF DELTA COUNTY (TEXAS)

Writtcn by Mrs. Wilma Miller Rossand Mrs. Billie MiHer Phillips. Copicsavailab\catSS.00,postagc&handlingincludcd Mrs. Wilma Miller Ross, 444 Blueberry Bl vd., Dallas, TX 75217

This work is a col lection of photographs, wr1tten information from contributors, and duplica tion of publ 1shed materials . The preface 1 ists 189 fam1ly "Names of aur Book," and there is an additional list of 1B2 " ... settlers of Delta County and otherfamilies .... " The major port ion of the material is concerned w1 th the area around Gi les, in the northwest part of the county. The town names of Pecan Gap, Ben Franklin, and Honey Grove are frequently mentionedo Cooper figures as the county seat. The time span covered is roughly 1870 (when Delta Co. was created) to the present, although same of the fami ly lines are carried further back. The book is composed of ni nety-four 8~ -1 nch by lOi,, -1 nch sheets pri nted on both sides . The design on the heavy paper cover depicts a harvest scene . Text - type and photographs are reproduced qu1te clearly except 1 n a few ca ses of multiple reproduct1on. The prefatory material con tai ns the fol lowing sentence : "Profi ts of this book wil 1 be placed in a fund for G1 les Cemetery maintenance." For those interested, there 1s a rather complete tree of the descendants of ane Edley Ewi ng, born in 1778 in Rock1ngham Co., V1rg1n1a. Some of the 1 i nes run through seven generations ; the material occupies eighteen pages of the l88pagesofthe book. The length ofdescriptions ofother families ranges from two pages downward; the average is about three-quarters of a page . About half of the book is devoted to such descriptions. Photographs and snapshots compr1semostof the rema1nderof the book. Manyof these lack a caption and al most none bears a date. This severely l imi ts the ut il i ty of such material to those who have no other knowledge of the persons and places. Reproductions of publishedmaterials fill out the book. The items have beenwell selected as to relevancy and coverage, but aga in in too many ca ses information is lacking on source and date of clipping. Given the omissions , there is stil 1 a weal th of information in the volume . Anyone having an i nterest in the doings in that area would be well advis ed to gi ve the book a very careful reading. CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS FROM BRUNSWICK CO., VIRGINIA By William McCaddin PritcheH

One of our JT1embers, Dr. W. M. Pritchett, has been engaged for several years in compiling biographies of the Ci vil War soldiers from his native county, Brunswick Co., Virginia. Dr. Pritchett speke at the November 1976 meeting of the Society discussing how he became involved and the many interesting aspects of the project. Inasmuch as a few of the Ci vil War soldiers came to Texas after the 1far and are buried here, Dr . Pri tchett agreed to share the stories of these men with us . Included here are the stories of two of these men, GAPT. NICHOLAS EVERETT EDM1JNDS and PVT . WILLIAM BERKLEY SAMFORD . Both of these men have relatives living in Brunswick Co., Virginia, today.

GAPT. NICHOLAS EVERETT EDMUNDS, horn April 6, 1839, was a son of Nicholas Sterling Edmunds and Hartha Harrison who were married in Brunswick Co., VA, in 1828 (marriage bond dated January 9) . Martha was a daughter of Capt. James Junkin Harrison who lived at Diarnond Grove and was a statesman, farmer, and breeder of horses. He became well known from the Carolinas to New Jersey for his racing thoroughbreds, especially for two named 11 Constitution11 and "Director. 11 He was a member of the Virginia Sena te in 1845. He died in 1851 and was buried at Diamond Grove. His widow, Susanna Jones Harrison, died in 1870. Nicholas Sterling and flartha Edmunds had two children befare her untimely death about 1840 or 1841: Indiana Harrison Edmunds and Nicholas Ewrett Edmunds. Indiana married Dr. Robert Ri vers Jones, Jr .• May 23, 1860. They were the grandparents of Mrs . W. J. Ogburn and R. Jefferson Jones of Lawrenceville. Nicholas Sterling Edmunds remarried after Martha's death and had several more children, most of whom went to Mississippi. Nicholas Everett Edmunds attended Hampden-Sydney College and graduated in 1858. In 1860 he was back home working in his fathers ' enterprises, which included the operation of a fam, a store , and a foundry , and the making of harness and saddles. Nicholas joined the Confederate Army to serve the Cause when the Civil l'iar came. He enlisted in the Ebenezer Greys who became Co . E, 56th Virginia Infantry Regiment. He was enlisted at Sturgeonville by Capt. Taylor when the Company was organized for Confederate service . It will be recalled that the Company trained at old Ebenezer Academy for a time befare marching to Richmond to join the 56th Infantry Regiment. Nichol as fought on through the early part of the \far . Whether he went with the Ebenezer Greys to Tennessee, to prisen in Indiana, and back to Virginia is uncertain from records available. He was with the Company when they fought in the battle of Gaines' Mill, ane of the hattles which cornprised the Seven Days' Battles around Richmond. It was at Gaines 1 Mill that Nicholas received a serious head wound on June 27, 1862. He subsequently was discharged from the Ebenezer Greys. Nicholas was too dedicated to the Cause to sit out the War at home so he joined Co. B~ 32nd Virginia Cavalry Regiment and became a Lieutenant in the Cavalry. So far as infonnation is availabl e, he served for the remainder of the War in the Cavalry. Nicholas came home from the lfar and re-joined his family at Edmunds' Store. He remained here until about 1871 when he and his half brother, John , went to Mississippi. His father, stepmother, and his half brothers and half sisters moved to Petersburg, Virginia, and lived there a few years befare they moved to Mississippi a l so. CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS · Continucd Nicholas was not satisfied in Hississippi, so he left his Brother John there and went to Texas. He became a school teacher and taught school in many parts of the tone Star State. He finally came to Bell Connty which roughly is in a line between D:il las and San Antonio and abcut midway between the two cities. He met and married Sarah Wilkinson, daughter of Mel ville (1818-l 894) and Evaline (1821-1897) Wilkinson who, incidentally, had moved to Texas from Mississippi. The Wilkinson family owned considerable land in the valley where today is located the large Stillhouse Hollow Reservoir southwest of Belton. This area caMe to be known as Wilkinson Valley. Ni cholas and Sarah li ved the rest of thei r lives in Be 11 Cotmty. Nicholas di ed April 6 (his birthday), 1920 at 81 years of age. Sarah apparently died near this time. They were buried along wi th her parents and other members of the fami ly at Wilkinson Cemetery, Wilkinson Valley, Bell County, Texas. Ni cholas' sist er, Indianna Harr lson Edrnunds Jone5, never saw her brother again after he went to Texas. Mrs. W.. J. Ogburn of Lawrenceville has said that her grand mother used to speak of her desire to go to Texa5 to see her brother . Her family wanted to send her, hut they never got to do this. She di ed in 1917. The Stillhouse Hollow Reservoir was built same years aga and all the cemeteries in the Wilkinson ValJey wcre moved to Cedar Knob Cemetery which consist!':i of a num be!' of farnily cemeteries moved here from locations throughout the valley. It is on a windswept hill high .above the waters of Stillhouse Hollow Lake . Nicholas Everett Edmunds is one of four of the Brunswick Co. Civil War soldiers known by this writer to be huried beneath the soil of the Lone Star State. Nicholas and f'arah Ecbtunds had seven children, a1though not necessarily in this order: Mel, Nicholas Sterling, Walter Blunt, Jim, Merle, and two daughte't's who

PVT. lilLLIAM RERKLEY SAMFORD was a son of William Somford and Susan ,Tane Laffoon, his second wife, who were married in Brunswick Co., VA, October 20, 1845. They had five children be fore the death of William on Noven1her 14 • 1855. He was a son of William and Elizabeth Samford who were parents also of Watkins Samford, John Sarn ford, and several daughters. Four of the childyen of William and Susan Jane Sarnford were horn about as fol lows: Willil}l?l B., November 7, J.846; Jfarriet Anna Paulena, July 16, lR48; Susan F. (Appie) 1851; and Urban Stanford, Harch 30, 1853. The other child was horn Octoher 18, 1855 and lived only two days. William and his first wife, who has not been identified, had two sans: Alexander Eugene Masen Samford and Paul Walter Samford. Alex was exempted from service in the Confederate Army because of "disease of the lungs. 11 Paul apparently

Dearings' Brigade and was transferred to the lOth Cavalry Regiment as 2nd Co. E, c0tnmanded by Capt. William E. Hinton. About the first of April 1864, William Samford was sick and spent some time in hospitals. He was sent. to the C.S.A. General Hilitary Hospital No. 4 in Wilming ton, N.C . While there recuperating he was ordered to report for an assignment as a fisherman. William returned to duty with the Cavalry on September 19, 1864. About this time he was issued same new clothing and his Confederate records contain a receipt for this clothing. It appears that when William Samford was well he was faithful in his duty to his Regiment. In October 1864 he was awarded a bounty because he had not been absent for same time. William appears to have fought on through the remainder of the Civil \far. He and his Regiment were on The Retreat from Petersburg in April 1865. However, most Caval rymen

Mattinson (now Dr. Bettie Herring) , and lives in Fort Worth. Fel ton Herr ing is a contributor to this story of his grandfather, William Berkley Sarnford, Confederate Cavalryman. Hattie Sue Samford married Harvin Spicer. He

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THE HARBENS OF DALTON , GEORGIA

By Mr . C. M. Carthew· Yorstoun

The Harbens of Dalton, Georgia is a narrative based on the unpublish ed memoirs of Katherine Harben Jones (October 31, 1866 - July 9, 1952). The author Judith Harben Alger best describes the narrative in the pre face. "When I undertook to edit the memoirs of Katherine Harben Jones I thought it woult.l be a reflection of a young woman barn just after the Civi l War, who had grown up in the reconstruction era and married be fare the turn of the century. She wrote her memoirs in 1930-1931, added to them in 1940-1942, and had planned to do three sections; Life and the Girl, Life and the Woman, and Life Within the Universal Motherhood or-Gocr:--onfYthe-lirs"t ~which consisted offfiOre than four hundred pages-was completed. The chronology was difficult to unravel and there were redundancies and inconsistencies beyond investigation. Af t er reading her words I felt my interest shift from Kate as a main character to a fascination in the marriage of Nathaniel Parks Harben and Myra Richardson whose heritage extended back to colonial days and whose life together spanned the days before the war, the war itself and its aftermath. That union and their children seemed to be living segments of hi story that speke for themsel ves . Therefore, I decided to write their story in narrative form with the cemetery and house on Selridge Street in Dalton, where I visited in 1974, as the connecting theme. The Harbens of Dalton, Georgia, is a tale to which the reader may supply imagination and relive in a small sphere of time the history of our country through the lives of one of its families . "J.H.A. This narrative contains 80 typewritten pages pl us 25 pages of letters . From this nar rative, 5 generations of the Harbens (formerly Harbin) have been abstracted as follows: Generation I - Edward Harbin, born 1616 in England, migrated to Barbadoes. Generation Il -Joseph Harbin (son of Edward) horn 1645 , was listed in the 1676 census of Barbadoes as an inhabitant of St. Michaels Parish with wife and three children. Lat.er Joseph left Barbadoes and went to South Carolina where he bought 750 acres of land on the Ashley River in March 1680 . Generation Ill - Nathaniel Thomas Harbin (son of Joseph) married Sarah Parks. Generation IV - Thomas Harbin (son of Nathaniel Thomas) married Hester Boone. Their children: 1. Nathaniel Parks Harben called Nate, horn June 21, 1819(see later). 2. Matilda Harben married Stephen Felker in 1839. Children: Hester, Stephen , Thomas, George, Lula and Joseph. 3 . Tyre B. Harben (Rev . ) born June 11, 1824. The youngest child. 4. Nancy . 5. Lucinda Melissa. Generation V - Nathaniel Parks Harben horn June 21, 1819, died January 14, 1884 age 65. Married on August 11, 1844 to Myra Richardson horn in Rutherford Co., N.C. the daughter of Richard Richardson and Katherine Bowman. Myra died November 10, 1893, age 65. Their children: HARBENS - Continued

1. Frances Matilda Harben born July 3, 1847. Married Ray Knight. 2. Thomas Harben horn June 17, 1850, died August 28, 1852. 3. Georgina M. Harben horn October 9, 1855. Married John Miller. 4. Will Harben barn July 5, 1858 . Lived in Dallas, Texas fora time and then returned to Dalton, Georgia. 5. Walter Harben barn June 21, 1860,

This compilation was prepared by Mr . Carthew - Yorstoun and donated to the Da l las Public Library where it can be read thoroughly.

BOOK. REVIEW A HISTORY OF VAN DUREN CO. ARKANSAS

A sampling of narratives, pictures and factual history . Included are histories of the 66 communi ties which make up Van Buren Co. 1 l!lentioning names of some of their earliest settlers. A list of the Heads of Household for the 1840 Census indicates if they were living in the area in 1830 . The 1850 Census names the entire family in order of township. There are a number of narratives on individuals, schools, churches, clubs and other organizations , same col!lplete wi th group pictures. An interesting book which takes you from the earliest days and times of the C County up to the 1 60s, this history will be helpful if you have peopl e from that area of Arkansas. A copy of A HI STORY OF VAN DUREN CO. , ARKANSAS can be found at the Dallas

Public Library 1 Genealogy Department, or can be ordered for $12 .50 from the Clinton Library, Clinton, Arkansas 72031.

FEDERAL ARCHIYES & RECORD CENTER

Mr . Kent Carter of the Federal Archives & Records Center speke on materials and services available through the Federal Center at the Society's January Meeting. There are 11 such Centers throughout the U. S . The Fort Worth facility stores federal records for the states of Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Ok l ahoma & New Mexico. (Phone : 817-334-55 15. West on Felix St. off I-35) Researchers are urged to call for reservations. (8 : 00 AM - 4: 30 PM) Research materials include original paper records and microfilm. Hr. Carter encouraged visitors to check first on whether the particular item they were searching for actually was included in the Center ' s inventory prior to making the trip. Microfilm can be copied at 75~ per page (not by mail). Xerox machine is also available. They are shipping the last of the 1900 Census from Washington so that will soon be complete . They have a 1900 Soundex hut not the 1880. 'IWELFTH ANNUAL MEETING AND REUNION of the CONFEDERATE VETERANS Series IV

Held in Dallas, April 22·25, 1902. From Card File, Genealoqy Library, Dallas Public Library.

Cabell,John;Co. C;!legt.4;McKinney, Cameo, J. D. ; Co. A; Regt. Jordan Bat.; TX; p . 192; ('m) Liberty, ?; p. 71; (VA) Cable, C, S,; Co. A; Regt. 3 Mo. Cav.; C8.lmll8ck, A. I. Dr, ; Co. D; Regt. l Mo. Cav,; Rot, TX; p, 18 Waco, TX.; p. 16 Cachey, W. G.; Co . H; Regt, 50; Wingate, Camp, J. C.; Co . M; Regt, 5; Egville, TX,; TX;p.l24(TN) p . 120; (TN) Cachran, W. M,; Co, E; Regt. 7 Ky, Cav,; Campbell, A.; Co. G; Regt. Jeffries; Celina, Lawrence,TX;p.45; (KY) TX.;p. 14 Cack, W, M,; Co . A; Regt, Good's Bat . ; Campbell, A. ; Co. A; Regt, Sth Ark,; Joplin, Par1s, TX;p. ll2; (TN) M'.> , ; p . 209; (AR) Cady, W. S . ; Co, B; Regt . lat Ark,; C&mpbell, B, M.; Co , A; Regt. 16; Smithville, Detroit,TX;p. 219; (AR) TN,;p.170; (TN) Cafe, J . M.; Co, I; Regt. 8; Homer, TX; Campbell, E. H.; Co. E; Regt, 8 Ky. Cav. ; p . 145; (TN) Gainesville, TX . ;p. 44; (KY) Caffa,J. A.;Co, E;Regt . 9Cav.; Campbell, G, W,; Co. D; Regt. 3rd Ark, Cav,; Vaskill, TX.; p, 126 ('m) Austin, TX.; p. 209; (AR) Cahco, H. H,; Co. C; Regt, 5 Batl.; Arle, Campbell, J . A. ; Co. F; Regt, 13 Mo , ; Totbert, TX;p.128; (TN) TX.;p,15 Caher, W. J,; Co. B; Regt, 3; Archer, TX; Campbell,J. D. ;Co. G;Regt.3rdConfederate; p . 126; (TN) Adairsville; p. 202; (AR) Cahill,J.V,;Co.L;Regt.2;Ch1ldress, C&mpbell; J, R.; Co . E; Regt. 62; Collins TX; p. 154; (TN) ville, TX.; p. 167 ('DO Cain, J. M.; Co, D; Regt. 1 Ark. Cav.; Campbell, James; Co . F; Regt, lst Ark, Inf. Temple, TX,; p, 229; (AR) Pittsburg, TX~; p . 225; (AR) Cain, W, R, ; Co. G; Regt, Hills Ark. Reg,; Campbell, James H.; Co , F; Regt. Woods Bauden, TX,; p. 227 (AR) Battalion Cav.; St. Louis, MO.; p. 7; Calaham, J . A.; Co. A; Regt, 13 Inf. ; Campbell, R, A.; Co. B; Regt. 13; Obion, TN . ; Floydada,TX. ;p.72(VAinf,) p . 191; (TN) Calberson, A, M.; Co. E; Regt, 2 Mo . Cav. ; Campbell, W, D.; Co, K; Regt . 29 Miss.; Kirbyville, TX.; p. 7 Greenwood, AR.; p . 224 (AR) Calbert , E. E.; Co, A; Regt. 3rd Ark,; Camper, J, M.; Co. H; Regt, l; Ermis, TX.; Ursula, AR.; p . 226; (AR) p.167; (TN) Caldwel,J.F.;Co. ?;Regt.?;Add. 7; Camper, J. M.; Co. H; Regt, 1 Cav. ; Pulaaki, p . 239; (AR) TN.;p.179; (TN) Caldwell, A. D.; Co. I; Regt . Pleasant Camson, D. C.; Co, Clays; Regt. McNeils; Reg,; Tidwell, TX.; p. 204; (AR) Dewitt, AR.; p. 221; (AR) Caldwell, J, F,; Co. B; Regt. 2 Ky. Candle, E, T.; Co. G; Regt. 3 Mo, Mannaduke Price'scav. ;p.48(KY) Cav.; Springdale, AR.; p. 8 Caldwell,J, S . T.;co.I;Regt. ?; Candle, E. T.; Co. G; Regt, 3 Mo, Cav.; Mansfield, AR,; p . 212 (AR) Springdale, AR.; p. 3 Caldwell, 0, B.; Co . K; Regt, lst Cav . Candrell, R, G.; Co. F; Regt. 19; Gaines TN.; 17 9th Oak Cliff, Dallas, TX.; ville, TX.; p . 130 (TN) p.116; (TN) Canley, C. E. M,; Co. P; Regt. 50 Tenn.; Caldwell,S.H.;Co. 2;Regt.21Cav.; Er1r,TN.;p.117(TN) Paris,TX. ;p.171; (TN) Cann, W. F.; Co, A; Regt, 20 Inft.; Henrietta, Calkerton, B, N,; Co. B; Regt, 37 Va . Vat.; TX.; p, 240; (AR) Charlottesville, VA.; P. 78; (VA Cav.) Cannon, G. W.; Co. C; Regt. 15th Ark,; Nann, Callaway, G. C.; Co . C; Regt, Clark's Cercy I.T. ;p,227(AR) Bat . Ss.;FarmersBranch,TX.;p.6 Cannon, H. E,; Co. A; Regt. ?; Memphis, Calleham, A. ; Co, L; Regt. 1 Cav.; Weston, TN.;p. 117(TN) TX.;p.118(TN) Cannon, J . J,; Co, K; Regt, 4 Cav.; Grand Calliway, J. M.; Co, L; Regt. 4; Cancord, Prairie,TX.;p.169; (TN) TN , ; p.154; ('m) Cannon, J . W.; Co . F; Regt, 3lst Arka; Camp Callom, J, P,; Co . D; Regt, 61 Tenn.; bell, TX,; p. 201; (AR) Midland, TX . ; p. 228 (AR) Cannon, S. B.; Co, A; Regt, lOth Arks . ; Cølloway, J, M,; Co. G; Regt, 9th Arks, England, Arks,; p. 200 (AR) Inft.; Wiley, TX.; p . 204 (AR) Cannon, W. G, ; Co . A; Regt, 37; Bedford, Calloway, J, W,; Co, ?; Regt. Roberts TX.;p. 140(TN) Battery; Arkadelphia,; p . 199; (AR) Cantrell, D. W. ; Co, A; Regt, 16; Bek, m . ; Callum, D, M, C,; Co . D; Regt, 15th Ark,; p,138(TN) Plainesfield, AR,; p. 207; (AR) Cantrell, T. D.; Co. G; Regt. 9 Ky. Cav.; Calmes, Carr; Co . A; Regt, 8 Ky. Cav.; Lex:ington,KY.;p.57; (KY) Winchester, KY . ; p. 49; (KY) Cantrell, T. D. ; Co. G; Regt. 9 Ky. cav.; Cals, W, H. ; Co. I; Regt, l; Dale, TX . ; Bell,KY.;p.53(KY) p . 148; (ni) Capps, W. J.; Co. K; Regt, 7 Cav.; J)Jdley, Calvert, T. M,; Co. B; Regt. 3; Tuleoka, TX.;p.l73(TN) m.; p.120 (l'N) Carcle, F. A.; Co, G; Regt. 15 Cav.; 1 m.; Camble,Robert;Co,F;Regt,19;Greenville, p . 156; ('l'N) TX.;p.138(TN) Carden, S . M. ; Co. I; Regt. 2; Jefferaon, 'm; p.162 (TN) Cardwas , J . W. ; Co . F; Regt. 3 lnf.; Sherwell, Carter,E. F . ;Co, D;Regt.9thVa.Cav. ; VA . ; p. 71 (VA) Eva, TX.; p, 78; (VA) Cardwell,A.F. ;Co.I;Regt.PleasantReg.; Carter, J, A.; Co . E; Regt. Mc lntoah Reg,; Fidwell, TX.; p. 221; (AR) Pearsall, TX,; p. 204; (AR) Cardwell , James; Co . D; Regt, 20 Reg, Batl.; Carter, J. C. ; Co, C; Regt. 2nd Ark . Cav .; Plum Branch, VA.; p. 71; (VA) GlenFalls, AR.;p.222; (AR) Cardwell, R. W.; Co, I; Regt . 11; Ross, TX,; Carter, J , E.; Co, A; Regt, l; ?; p. 173 p . 176; (TN) (TN) Cargill, J, L , ; Co . ?; Regt . 8 Ky. Cav,; Carter,J.T. ;Co. C;Regt,9;0kl and, 1N .; TX.; p. 51; (KY) p.152; (TN) Cargill,J,T,;Co,C;Regt . 8Ky. Cav. ; Carter, J , W, ; Co , A; Regt , 35; Mennerless , Murray, KY . ; p. 51 (KY) TX.;p.140; (TN) Carhart , G. L . ; Co . B; Regt. 4; Wichi ta Carter, James E. ; Co, ?; Regt, 1 Cav, ?; Falla,TX,;p.123; (TN) p,168; (TN) Carley, W. B. M. ; Co, G; Regt , 28; Dallas, Carter, P . G. ; Co, A; Regt, 25 Va . Cav. ; TX , ;p,l53(TN) Ce l este,TX. ;p.79(VA) Carmack, E. A, ; Co, K; Regt, 9th Ark.; Shelby Carter, R" Co, H; Regt. 5; Ardmore , I. T. ; ville, TX, ; p. 213; (AR) P· 170; enn Carmack, T, B.; Co , C; Regt . 63; Rogeraville, Carter, R,E , Co . E;Regt . 151.V.I.; ?;p. 162(TN) Vilene , TX.; p, 86; Carman,T,J,;Co.E;Regt.2;Littl eRock, Carter, Rusby; Co , A; Regt. 16, Va , Inf.; AR . ;p.162; (TN) Suffolk, Va,; p. 67 (VA) Carmon, w. B,; co. H; Regt . 7 Fl a . Inft,; Carter, S, W.; Co. K; Regt . 20; Hillsadle, Bartlett , TX.;p,30; (FLA) TN . ;p,134; (TN) Carnes , J. M,; Co . ?; Regt , 1 Mo, Battery; Carter, T. J.; Co. C; Regt, 2 Ky, Cav,; Grandview, TX.; p. 15 Bonham, TX , ;p.49; (KY) Carnwell,J, N. ;Co.G;Regt.ll Ark,; Carter, W. H.; Co, A; Regt. 12 Ky. Cav; Cooper , TX,; p, 241; (AR) Kaler,KY.;p.43(KY) Garothers, J, E.; Co. K; Regt . 3; West Cart er, w. H. ; Co. A; Regt . 23; Wi er, TN .; Point,MISS.;p,l90(TN) p.186; (TN) Ca r penter,John;Co. D;Regt . 4Cav.; Cartright, D,P,H. ;Co.C;Regt. 7;Dallas, Oswego, KN . ; p, 175 (TN) TX, ; p.160; (TN) Carpenter, s.; Co. Cap . Reid's ; Regt . Cartr1ght , Joe;Co. N;Regt.20;Dallas, Brights; Lacey , AR.; p . 234 (AR) n.; P· 166 cno Carr, J.L. ;Co. C;Regt , Balli ntine, Caruthers, S . M. ; Co . B; Regt. 42; Go ldwa t er, Stoneville,TN. ;p.182(TN) TX.;p. 190(TN) Car r,J.L.;Co, C;Regt,Battine; Carvender,I.C.; Co . E;Regt.?;Ellisco, , StoneM1lls,TN, ;p, 188(TN) TX.;p. 146(TN) Carr, W,; Co , D; Regt . 1 Bat; Cherry Creek, Casbeen, A, S.; Co, B; Regt. McGee ' s; Hike TN , ;p,178; (TN) P . O. Cass Co., TX , ?; p. 241 (AR) carr, w. M. ; Co . E; Regt. 3; Daublin, TX.; Case,J. H. ;Co, H;Regt.32;Prospect, p,148; (TN) TN.;p, 140(TN) Ca r ricks , G. D, ; Co , D; Regt , 8; Gr eer, I. T,; Casey , J , B.; Co. H; Reg t. 7; Bells, TN . ; p . 186(TN) p.146; (TN) Carrier, T. P . ; Co , Freeman B; Regt , ?; Cash ,John;Co.G;Regt , 62;St . Joe,TX.; Hestel Spring, TN . ; p . 140 (TN) p.152(TN) Carries, U. H, ; Co , A; Regt, 6 Ky, Cav,; Cash , W, A.; Co . C; Regt. l st Arks.; Benton Sanger,TX.; p . 44; (KY) ville, Ark . ; p. 200 (AR) Carrigan,Lt,Col.A,H,; Co,H;Regt,20th Cashion, D. C"Co. I;Regt.Shaver' s;?;p. Ark . ; Washington, AR.; p . 206 (AR) 234; (AR) carroll, A. w. ; Co . A; Regt . Sth Tenn. Inf, ; Cashman,J,H.;Co,H;Regt,Hunter;Harrold, Powell,I.T,;p. 112(TN) TX. ;p.16(?) Carroll, Abe; Co . K; Regt . 58 ; Ennis, TX .; Casler, John O. ; Co. A; Regt , 33 I nf. ; O, K.L. , p, 72; (VA) l , T,; p . 72; (VA) Carroll, D. V.; Co, A; Regt, 30 Ark. Inf,; Cason, W. J.; Co. I; Regt . 18; Gainesville, Fanfreed, TX . ; p . 200 (AR) TX.;p.176(TN) Carroll, H. G.; Co . H; Regt . 24th Arka. Caasell, George E, Lieut.; Co. ?; Regt , 9 Cav . ; Mexia, TX.; p. 200 (AR) BattalionSharpShooters;Dallas,TX.; Carroll, J, C,; Co, D; Regt, 9; Waxahachie , p.6 TX,;p,l88(TN) Castleburg, D. B.; Co. G; Regt. 3 Ky, Cav .; Carroll, N. A.; Co . H; Regt . 48 Tenn. Inf.; Boonville, AR , ; p . 57 (KY) CedarHill, TX,;p.117 (TN) Castleburg, J . W. ; Co . G; Regt . 3 Ky . Cav .; Carson, G. T,; Co, G; Regt, 25 Ark,; Lonoke, Boonville, AR,; p. 57 (KY) AR.; p . 234; (AR) Castleman, J . H. ; Co. ?; Regt . Blocker Art. ; Car son,T. G. ;Co.D;Regt.6_Va.Cav. ; Santos, TX . ; p. 207 (AR) 19PecanSt" OakCliff,Da llas,TX; Castleman, John L . ; Co. H; Regt, Looney's p. Sl; (VA . Cal,) Reg.; Lebanon, TN.; p . 181 (TN) Caraon , W, S, , Co, B; Regt. 9 Bat, Sharp Caswell, B. S. ; Co . C; Regt . 33 Ark ,; Sunset, Shooters;Granby, MO.;p.17; TX. ; p. 234; (AR) Carter, ?; Co . C; Regt . 12; Orlando, AR.; Cat, Case w. ; co. A; Regt . 13; Wye rlock, p. 217;(AR) I.T. ;p. 158; (TN) Carter,B.H. ;Co. E;Regt.8Tenn;Bal. Cates,C,H. ;Co, K;Regt ,lst(Gordon); TN.; p. 145; ('l'N) Strasburg,Ml, ;p. 12 Carter, B. J , ; Co . C; Regt . 12th Ark . Inft , ; Catea, J , B, ; Co, D; Regt. 45 C; Waco , TX. ; Panter Hood Co,,TX, ; p. 200 (AR) p . 140; (TN) Cathey, E. N. ; Co . K; Regt. 15; Bums, m.; Cheatham, A, B.; Co. A; Regt. 8 Mo. Jack.man; p.188(TN) Hillsboro,TX.;p.19 Cathey, I. M.; Co, K; Regt. 33rd Ark . ; Little Cieers, A. G. ; Co, K; Regt, 154; Salsbury, Boy, AR. ; p. 208; (AR) TN . ;p.144(l'N) Catlett,Isaac;Co, C;Regt.7Va.Ca. ; Chenanult, D. ; Co, E; Regt, 11 Ky. Cav. ; Winchester, VA . ; p. 80 (VA) Richland,KY,;p. 46(KY) Catron, C, C. ; Co. C; Regt. Gordon's 2 Mo, Cli.enault, H,; Co. K; Regt . 2; Richland, Cav,;Carthage,HO,;p. 7; TX.;p.178(TN) Catron, 0, S. P. ; Co . C; Regt. Gordon and Cli.eneaworth, T. J.; Co . G; Regt, 11 Mo. Shelby's Brig.; West Plains, HO.; p. 7 Inft,;Bonham,TX.;p.14 Catron, R.P.;Co. H;Regt,9;UnionCity, Oi.enny, Jno. A.; Co. D; Regt . 12 Ark, Inf,; TN.;p, 180(TN) Ashdown, AR,; p. 224; (AR) Causseaux,P.B. ;Co.E;Regt. 2Fla.Cav,; Cli.erry, F, W,; Co. A; Regt. 9 Ho . lnft , ; Trent, TX,; p. JO (FLA) Greenwood,TX. ;p.9 Cawthon, E. W.; Co, C; Regt . 21 Tenn. Cav,; Cheseu, Lieut, B. B.; Co . ?; Regt. 11 &: SivellsBend,l'X,;p.112(l'N) 17th Mt. Ark, Inf.; Clarksville, Ar. Cayee, G, L.; Co . A; Regt . 7 Ky , Cav,; p. 199 (AR) Porter'sBluff;p.50; (KY) Cli.esnut, p; E.; Co. A; Regt. 10 Mo. Inft,; Ceaøe, E, A.; Co, C; Regt. 20 Va . ; Guthrie, St. Joseph, Hl. ; p . 7 OK,; p. 79; (VA) Chesser, J, F,; Co. A; Regt. 12 S. Car; Tarrel, Cecil, W. H.; Co, F; Regt. ?; Jasper, TX,; AR . ; p. 234; (AR) p. 213; (AR) Chetiley, W, M. ; Co. G; Regt . 9; Obeon, m . ; Cedary, J, E.; co. A; Regt , Tenn.; Memphis, p.191(TN) TN.;p.113(TN) Cli.ilcoat, A, D.; Co, A; Regt. 20; McGregor, Celers, T, E,; Co, K; Regt. Beffu Reg,; TX,;p.12l(TN) Bigm.igton, m.; p.158; (TN) Chilcutt, W. J . ; Co. I; Regt, 8; Weather~ Celvest, H, A.; Co, H; Regt, 45 Inf, ford,TX,;p,16 Belfast M:l.lls; p. 69; (VA) Oi.ilde, S, W.; Co. K; Regt. 11; Courtney; Cendell,J,H.;Co.?;Regt . MajorRegt.; TX.;p.168(TN) Prescott, AR. ; p. 219 (AR) Qi.ilders, W. ; Co . E; Regt . lst Ark, Mt, Olambers, J. F.; Co. G; Regt. 31 Ark. lnft.; Rifles; Imboden, AR.; p . 221 (AR) COEIDIUlche , TX,;p. 236; (AR) Children, J. E.; Co, A; Regt, 7 Tenn.; Olambers, S . G,; Co. E; Regt . 6 Ky. Inft.; Grand View, TX , ; p. 119 (TN) Granger,TX. ;p. 57; (KY) Cli.ildress, A. F.; Co. E; Regt, lst Ark. M.R. Olambers, S. S,; Co. I; Regt, 2nd Ark,; Slidell, TX.; p. 220 (AR) Ennis, TX.; p, 216; (AR) Childress , F. M.; Co . E; Regt . 2nd Ark,; Chandler, A. H, ; Co. I; Regt. 25th Arks,; Marcatte, ALA . ; p. 203 (AR) Austin, Ark . ; p. 204 (AR) Childress,T.B. ;Co,B;Regt , Col.Green's Chandler, A, R,; Co, E (Regt . ) llth Ky, Cav,; cav.; Batesville, AR.; p. 229 (AR) Waco, TX.; p. 45 (KY) Cli.Ues, W. B,; Co, H; Regt, 3; Wild Oak, Olandler, B, G.; Co. A; Regt, 43; Vanita, TX,;p. 124(TN) I.T.;p.123; (TN) Qiilsfines, W. F.; Co. B; Regt . 5; Lemille, Olandler, H. F.; Co. F; Regt. 10 Arks. Inft,; KY.;p,l24(TN) Searcy, AR.; p, 202 (AR) Chinston, James; Co , K; Regt. 29; Crocker, Olandler, 8 . G,; Co , E; Regt . 12 KY; Bowie, TX.; P· 124 cno TX.;p, 58; (KY) Oi.isholn, W, H.; Co. E; Regt, 1; p, 177 Chandler, J, M,; Co. F; Regt. Sth Ark,; (TN) Orange, TX.; p. 209 (AR) Chism, I, M,; Co, I; Regt, 4th Mo, Cav . ; Chandler, Tom J,; Co . D; Regt . 7 Ky. Cav,; Albany, TX. Fruitland, TX.;p. 58; (KY) Chism, P. M,; Co. I; Regt, 4 Mo.; Albany, Chandler,U. F.;Co. F;Regt.lOArk.Inf.; TIC.;p,14 Searcy, AR,; p. 226 (AR) Oiitton, G. w. ; Co. B; Regt. 58 Va,; Onyx, Chapman , A. C.; Co. A; Regt, Brooks Reg. OK.; p. 68 (VA Inf,) Inft,; Bordwell, TX.; p. 237 (AR) Oioal, J. R.; Co. I; Regt, 40; Elmo, TX . ; Otapman, C. J,; Co. ?; Regt. Wichers Batt.; p. 121 ('m) Springdale, AR.; p, 236 (AR) Cli.ockley, W. E. ; Co, E; Regt, 4 Va, Cav.; Chapman, C. J.; Co, AD C; Regt. Hitchers Dallas, TX.; p. 78; (VA cav. ) Brig.; Springdale, AR.; p. 86 Chockley, W, E,; Co. D; Regt.lst Va, Inft,; Chapman,C.J.;Co,?;Regt,?;p. 79; Dallas, TX.; p. 66 (VA Inf.) (VA) Oi.oice, P. P.; Co. I; Regt. 48 Va.; Whites~ Chapman, s. J,; Co. I; Regt, 2nd Arks. Cav.; boro; TX.; p. 73; (VA Inf,) Tyler, n.; p, 205 (AR) Otreston, J, N.; Co. F; Regt . 5 Cav.; Nakmna , Chapman, W. J.; Co . K; Regt. 44, Hillsboro, TX.;p.193(TN) TX.;p.171(TN) Christian, G. R. ; Co. K; Regt, 3 Cav.; Ciarles, N, C. ; Co. G; Regt . 8 Mo,Inft,; Antelop,TX. ;p.16 Berryville, AR.; p. 6 Christian, W, C,; Co. H; Regt. 28; 1 TIC . ; Charles, R. J.; Co. K; Regt, Newtons Reg . ; p. 145; (TN) Putman,l'X. ;p,8 Qi.ristion,J. L,;Co.F;Regt.43;Stephenson, Ciarlton, M. M. ; Co , D; Regt, 53; Robertson, /ILA,;p.122(TN) TN.;p. 161; ('m) Qiriston, H. C.; Co. H; Regt. 28 Tenn.; Chase, R, P.; Co, A; Regt, 16 Tenn. ; Lenosed,TX.;p.115(TN) Castalian, m.; p, 118 (TN) Otrist:io.:, George H.; Co . A; Regt. lOth; Clayton, P,G.;Co, G;Regt,3l ; Gonatoga , Brownwood, TX . ; p. 13 AR . ;p. 239(AR) Oturch , E. N. ; Co . G; Regt. lst; Union Clayton, S, H.; Co . G; Regt. 3; Hawell , TN,; Cit y , 'IN.;p.138(TN) p . 156(TN) Oiurch,E,N.;Co.G;Regt.l;Union Clayton, W. C.; Co. H; Regt, 9; Blue Park , City, 'IN .; p,130(TN) TN.;p.174(TN) Clmrchill, W. W. ; Co. H; Regt. Fruman's Cleaver,A,P. ;Co.Capt,Clem's;Regiment Brig.;Whitt, TX . ;p.l Price ' sArmyR.ainsDiv, ;BCMie,TX,;p.3 Clmrchman, J . B. ; Co. A; Regt. 12 Tenn,; Clegg, J . A. ; Co , D; Regt, 43rd Ark; Wino, Boh,TX.;p.l55(TN) AR.;p. 205(AR) Citty, J. P . ; Co. H; Regt. 11 Ark.; Datson, Glem, J. H.; Co. G; Regt . 33 Inf.; New Harket , Ar,; p . 228; (AR) VA.; p. 68 (VA, Inf,) Clack, H. R. ; Co, D: Regt . 43; Rodee, Tn,; Glem, H. C. ; Co. F; Regt , 3 Ark . ; Six Mi l e , p. 175 cno AR,; p . 231 (AR) Clack,S,D. ;Co,G;Regt . 3;Aspermont ClelTIDer, J . L . ; Co . B; Regt, 28th N, C, lnf,; Tx,;p.169(TN) Greenville,'l'N,;p. 118(TN) Clahorn, W, H,; Co . C; Regt . 24; Shile, TX . ; Gl emmer, W, H,; Co , G; Regt. 59 Tenn . ; Agee, p.153(TN) TX.;p. 112(TN) Clardy, G. W,; Co. E; Regt . 11; Whitney, TX.; Clemons, I. S . ; Co , E; Regt. 20; Nashville , p.154(TN) TN . ; p, 193 (TN) Clark, A. E,; Co. C; Regt . 5 Conf, C&v . Batl.; Clendennen,J. C. ;Co. C;Regt. 7;Gallatin, Cameron,TX.;p. 30; (FLA) TN.;p.177(TN) Clark, Adam; Co. Appeal Battery C&bell's Brig. ; Clendenning, J, C. ; Co, C; Regt . 7; Newbur g , Arkadelphia, AR.; p. 232; (AR) TX.;p.177(TN) Cl a rk, Adam; Co. ?; Regt, Appeal Battery; Clendenon,T,B,;Co,H;Regt. 46;Weather• Arkadelphia, AR,; p. 207; (AR) ford,TX. ; p . 153(TN) Clark,F,A.;Co,A;Regt.8;Algna,TX.; Cleveland, F . J.; Co . A; Regt, 1 Battalion p.140(TN) Gav,; Kinkleville, KY . ; p. 57 (KY) Clark, Capt, Geo, H. ; Co. G; Regt, 19th Cleveland, W. L . ; Co . D; Regt. 2; O. T. ; p. 160 Arks . ; Nashville, AR , ; p. 204 (AR) (TN) Clark, J, A.; Co. I; Regt . 13 Ho. (Wood) Clevel and, Wiley; Co. I; Regt, 3rd Arks. Inft. Sherman, TX,;p,11 Newport , TX . ; p. 200 (AR) Clark,J. C. ;Co.K;Regt . 8Tenn. Inf. ; Clift, H. H.; Co . A; Regt . 19; Ethel, TX ,; Hanchester, 'm,;p.119('11'1) p . 237 (AR) Clark, J, G.; Co. A; Regt . 4 Cav. ; Wichita, Clift, J . W.; Co . Stse' s; Regt, 4 Gav . ; Soddy, TX .;p.124; (TN) TN . ;p,192(TN) Clark,J.P. ;Co. B;Regt,llthArk,; Clift, H, H.; Co , H; Regt, 4 Stane' s Tenn.; Foss,I.T. ;p. 210; (AR) Otattanooga, TN , ;p.119 (TN) Cl ark, H. H,; Co, A; Regt . lst Cav . ; Clifton,E. ;Co. H;Regt , PhillipsArty.; Abilene, TX . ; p. 140 ('l'N) Centre,I.T. ;p,l85(T'N) Clark, H. H.;co. C; Regt . 26; Grandbury, rx.; Cl ifton, J . G.; Co . B; Regt . 14 Ky . ; p . 176(TN) Parker Co.; p. 54 (KY) Clark, R. C.; Co. ?; Regt. 3 Ky . C&v,; Plano, Clifton, John; Co. K; Regt. 64 Inf. ; Cisco TX.;p.53(KY) Eastland,TX.;p. 72; (VAinf,) Clark, R. H. ; Co. B; Regt. 55; Milan; P . 173; Cline, J. R,; Co, C; Regt, 5 Ark. ; Savanna, (TN) I. T.; p . 234; (AR) Clark, R, M. ; Co. K; Regt . 3rd Ark.; Goshen, Clinen, J.H.;Co.H;Regt.48;TN.;p. 153 AR. ; p. 206 (AR) (TN) Clar k,S,N. ;Co.I;R.egt,14;Beuberry, Cloud, J. S.; Co . E.; Regt. 25; Sharty, 'm . ; TIC,;p,162(TN) p.134(TN) Clark, W, C.; Co, I; Regt . Gordens Cav,; Glover, D. H,; Co, C; Regt , 15 Ark. Inf.; Allr ond, AR,;p,241; (AR) Pecan Gap, TX .; p . 199 (AR) Clark, W, C, ; Co , A; Regt . 30 Cav.; Aurora, Coats , J.;Co.H;Regt, 6Ky. Cav. ; Savannah , AR.; p. 221 (AR) GA . ;p. 45(KY) Clark, W. H. ; Co, H; Regt. lst Ark.; San Coats, J. C, ; Co . E; Regt, 8; Penn, TX, ; Gabriel, TX , ; p. 206 (AR) p.179(TN) Clark, W. J.; Co . D; Regt. 19th Ark. Inf; Cobb, Cap. C, W. ; Co, A; Regt. Tenn. Gav.; DeAnn,AR,;p.225(AR) p.142('11'1) Clary, Pohn W.; Co . Capt . Owens Battery; Cobb , Geo; Co , G; Regt . 19th Arks.; Dan, TX.; Pine Bluff, AR.; p. 237 (AR) p. 204 (AR) Cobb, J . w. ; Co . K; Regt . l ; Alba, TX.; p. 176 C l audi.a~:~;H=~rs~~~~gs , AR.; p. 36 (TN) Clay, S . M. ; Co , ?; Regt, 3rd Ark, Artillary; Cobb , Sam R. ; Co . A; Regt . llth & 17 Consoli Temple, TX .; p, 208 (AR) dated; Belfast, AR; p. 224 (AR) Clay, W,; Co, A; Regt. 9 Ky. Gav. ; Jackson, Cobbs,E.H.; Co . G;Regt,44thinf, ;Heath, TX,;p.49; (KY) TX .; p. 71 (VA) Clay, W. C, ; Co, A; Regt , 13; La Granger, Cochran, C. ; Co . F; Regt . 33rd Ark . Inf. ; 'Jlil , ;p. 120(TN) Bradley, AR , ; p. 223; (AR) Claybrook, J, R,; Co . A; Regt, lst Ky . C&v.; Cochran, D.; Co . ?; Regt. Forta Batt . ; AR. ; Springfield, ICY . ; p. 47; (KY) p.225(AR) Clayton, Dr. A. C. ; Co. H; Regt. 17 Tenn . ; Cochran,D, J , ;Co. I;Regt.53;Graham,TX. ; Asletta, m . ; p . 115 (TN) p , 184 (m) Cochran.J,F, ;Co.?;Regt,LakeBat.; Cole, W, P,; Co. G; Regt, 43; Ik1.rant , I . T . ; Memphis. 'IW.; p. 167 (TN) p.174(nf) Cochran. J, T.; Co. ?; Regt, ?; p. 168 Coleman, A. S.; Co, E; Regt, 7th Tenn. Cav.; (TN) Farmers Branch, TX . ; p. 198 (AR) Cockran, S. L.; Co, A; Regt, Frestoes Regt . ; Coleman,J,L.;Co. C;Regt.l;Camran, TX,; La Grange, AR.; p. 220 (AR) p. 124; (m) Cock, W. M. ; Co, A; R.egt, Good Batl; Paris, TIC.; Coleman,Joe;Co.G;Regt. lO;Bethel,TIC.; p.130(TN) p.175 cm> Cocke, Ea; Co. ?; Regt, Fayette Artillery; Coleman, John W,; Co . B; Regt, 12 Va, Cav,; Beaumont, TX.; p. 70 (VA) Waco, TX . ; p , 78 (VA) Cocke, Jamea J . ; Co. ?; Regt, 2 Houitzers Richmond Coleman, W, A.; Co, A; Regt . 4 Ky . Cav,; lat Va , Artillery; Cuero, TX . ; p . 70 (VA) p.47(KY) Cockr~!!ie:1"~~~!e;~ ~llas, TX.; p . 36 Coleman, W, 0 , ; Co, Col.; Regt . 4 Mo, Cav. ; 1 Centerville, NM; p , 11 Coley, I. T.; Co . N; Regt, 44; Westmoreland, Cockr~!i.e:r:~!~aR!ii Dallas , TX.; p . 36 'l'N,;p.16l(TN) Coley, J, w.; Co. I; Regt. 53; Tampico , ?; Dallas, TX.; p. 36 Cockr~!!i.e7~:m~~a~~il p.162(TN) Colins, J, C. ; Co , C; Regt, 27; Meadon, m.; Cockr~!i.e=r~:m~; i~il Abilene, TIC . ; p. 36 p.174(TN) Cockrell,Sarah;581S.Lamar,Dallas,TX.; Collatt, Jm. L . ; Co . B; Regt, 25 Ark. Inft.; p,37;LadiesHonorRoll Benton, AR; p. 237 (AR) Coday,J. T.;Co,l;Regt. 59;Farmersville, Collens, James; Co, ?; Regt. Mosley; Little TX . ;p.166(1W) Rock, AR . ; p. 83 (VA Cav,) Cockrill, Capt. M. S.; co. 60 men; Regt. ?; Colley, Thomas W. ; Co. D; Regt . lst Cav,; Nashihill, m.; p , 114 (lW) Abrigdon, VA.; p . 81 (VA Cav) . Cofer,J,E, ;Co,R;Regt.57Inf. ;Olisota, Collian, Miss Martha; State VA . ; Div, UCV; TX.; p . 68; (VA Inf. ) Petersburg, VA; p. 89; Sponsors&; Halda Coffee, A. S.; Co. D; Regt. lst Ark, Cav,; ofHonor;Title:OliefSponsor Tullahoma, TN , ; p. 228 (AR) Collier,C,S.;Co. F;Regt,l54;Little Coffee, G. R.; Co. A; Regt. 9; Vaskill, Rock, AR; p. 144 ('IW) TX.;p.126(TN) Collier, Jessie; Co, H; Regt , 53; Wiley, TX,; Coffin, C, I,; Co, E; Regt , 3; Nashee, 'IX . ; p . 140(m) p . 175(TN) Collin, W, I . ; Co. I; Regt . 64 Va. Cav.; Coffin, C. I.; Co . E; Regt. 3;~sca ?TX; Collins Mills ?; p. 79; (VA Cav.) p.190, (TN) Collingswoth, A. J.; Co . F; Regt, 47; Humbolt, Cogbill, W, H.; Co, B; Regt, 13; Wynne, AR.; TN;p. 182(1'N) p. 152 (m) Collins, I, B,; Co, E; Regt . 2; Adams, IN.; Coile, N, W, ; Co, E; Regt . Elliot's Battalion p.160(TN) Shelby ' s;Paris,TX.;p.5 Collins, I. W,; Co. C; Regt , 17; Union City, Colansworth, F, M, ; Co. A; Regt. 63; Pl ano, IN. (TN) TX, ;p. 179(1W) Collins,J, A, ;Co, A;Regt . 7Ky. Cav, ; Colbart, J, H.; Co, A; Regt, 3 Ark. ; Ursula, Fulton, KY . ;p.53(KY) AR. ; p. 226 (AR} Collins, J, A.; Co , A. ; Regt, 1 Ky. Cav,; Coldwell, H, w.; co, I; Regt , 16 Inft . ; p.46(KY) Johnstown,TIC,;p. 19 Collins,J,B.;Co, G;Regt. 3l;Aubrey,TN; Coldwell,J,C.;Co. A;Regt.BrownBat.; p. 143(TN) Decatur,ne.;p,ll Collins,J,C.;Co. E;Regt.3;Medon,IN. ; Coldwell,J,E.;Co.A;Regt.Russells,Reg,; p . 184 Cm) Newburn, m.; p, 115 (TN) Collins, R. C. ; Co, A; Regt, 50; Clarksville, Cole, A. J . ; Co , B; Regt. 56 Georgia; TX , ;p.167(IN) Jonesboro, AR.; p . 197 (AR) Collins, R, w. ; co. Asst. Surgeon; Regt, 3 Cole,C. T. ;Co.F;Regt.13A:rk,Cav.; Mo, Cav. ; Stosburg, M>,; p, 10 Gainaville, ne,; p. 238 (AR) Collins, W. G.; Co. H; Regt, 32nd; Waxahachie, Cole,I.R.;Co, A;Regt. Anderson's; TX . ;p. 122(1W) Kingstown, 'I'X,; p, lP (nf) Collom,J,P,;Co.D;Regt. 6l;Millard,TX; Cole, J. M.; Co . D; Reg. 34 Va,; Bristol, p , 162(TN) TX . ;p. 69(VA) Collom,J. P, ;Co,D;Regt. 61Tenn.;Midland, Cole, J, N.; Co . D; Regt . 48 Inf.; Grenert, TX; p. ll9 (m) ne,; p. 68 (VA) Colman , D. L.; Co . I; Regt. 2nd Miss,; Naah Cole, J . R. ; Co . F; Regt, Col. Smith Reg.; ville, AR,; p. 216 (AR) Sherman,TX. ;p.6 Colman, W. C. ; Co, B; Regt. 25 Cav. ; Grape Cole, Jesse; Co. K; Regt, 3lst Arks . ; vine, TX.; p. 82 (VA) Dardanelle, AR.; p. 207 (AR) Colmen, Cohmeir, Col nneir (?). R. B. ; Co. F; Cote, John; Co, G; Regt , ?; Floyd, TX . ; Regt , lst Mo, Cav,; McAlister, I .T,; p , 4 p.128(TN) Colmitt, J , W, ; Co, Col ,; Regt , 1 Ark, lnft , ; Cole, Jonathan; Co, F; Regt. 21 Ark.; Little Rock, AR. ; p . 229 (AR) Six Mile, AR.; p. 217 (AR) Colotow, W, L . ; Co . H; Regt, 19 Tenn , Inf,; Cole, P.; Co. F; Regt. 27 Ark.; Six Mile, AR. ; Lusk,TX.;p. ll4(IW) p.215(AR) Colaon, A, S,; Co, G; Regt , 25 Va. Cav.; Cole, R, A,; Co. C; Regt. 18; Mayfield, KY; Walnut Springs, TX.;p. 79; (VA Cav.) p. 182 (m) Colt, J, W, ; Co. H; Regt, 2; Lane oak, TX,; Cole,R. E. ;Co.D;Regt,Hill'sRegt.; P· 142 cno Dardanelle, AR; p, 219 (AR) Colton, Walter; Co. B; Regt. 47 Va . ; L Cookey, Dr. K. H. ; Co . ?; Regt. ?; Clifton, (S)vatfood, TX; p, 69 (VA lnf.) TN.;p.116(TN) Combo , T, L.; Co. G; Regt. 29 Va , lnf,; Dallas, Coone, S, M.; Co, I; Regt, 5; Weatherford, TX . ; TX.;p. 67(VAinf.) p.177 ('IW) Comba, J. w. ; Co . F; Regt . 6 Ky. Inft . ; Glasgow, Cooper, A. J.; Co. H; Regt . 9; Savoy, nr:.; KY.;p. 48; (KY) p . 175; (1N) Comer, J. A.; Co. C; Regt . 7 Arie. . lnf.; Rock Cooper, D. W. ; Co. A; Regt . 3 Ark . ; Pope, Co,, Port,TX.;p,226(AR) AR.; p . 233 (AR) Comer, J. N. ; Co . F ; Regt. 31 Arks . ; p. 203 Cooper, G. H. ; Co . D: Regt. 11 Inf; Pela, VA.; (AR) p. 71 (VA) Coamac, w.; co. C; Regt . Crawfords Regt.; Cooper, G. R. Capt.; Co. C; Regt . lOth Mo . Cav, ; Walfort Hills; p. 198; (AR) Shennan,'l'X,;p. l Comoy, Mo. Z; Co. B; Regt, l md; Dallas,TX.; Cooper,I. ; Co . A;Regt,6Ark.;Buckner,AR. ; p. 83 (VA Cav.) p. 217 (AR) Coneter,John;Co,G;Regt,l2Ark,lnft,; Cooper, I. M.; Co , L; Regt, 9; Cedar Hill, Bryan, TX.; p . 199; (AR) nr:.; p.191 (W) Coney, D, ; Co . K; Regt . 10 Ky. Inft.; Bells, Cooper, J, G.; Co. E; Regt. Wells Batt,; TlC.;p.47; (KY) Cero Gordo, AR . ; p. 225 (AR) Congaton , J. A.; Co, A; Regt. l Cav,; Cooper,J,H, ;Co. H;Regt.2ndArk , Cav; Hillsboro, TX . ; p. 179; (nO Fayetteville, AR . ; p. 225 (AR) Conley, W, E,; Co, A; Regt, Elliott ' s; Rogers, Cooper, J, H.; Co, H; Regt. 2nd Ark, Cav, ; AR.; p. 17 Fayetteville, AR.; p. 210 (AR) Conn, J. S , ; Co , A; Regt . 47 Ark.; Nashville, Cooper, J, L.; Co . D; Regt , 33rd Arks,; AR.; p . 228 (AR) C1tilacothe, TX . ; p . 201 (AR) Conner, A. J,; Co, K; Regt, 4 Ky . Cav,; Cooper, J. T,; Co . E; Regt, 19th Ark , Inf,; p.43(KY) Cecil, AR,; p. 225 (AR) Conner, J. J.; Co. H; Regt . 4; Waverly, m.; Cooper, N. H.; Co. C; Regt . 37 lnf,; p.173 Cm) Higginsville, MO,; p. 68 (VA) Conner, W. L,; Co . B; Regt. 18 Ark. ; Fordyce, Cooper, N. M,; Co, C; Regt, 37 Ho, Inft,; AR.; p. 217 (AR) Higginsville , K>.;p. 16 Connon, Williams; Co, A; Regt, 37; Bedford, Cooper, R. K. ; Co . K; Regt, 33 Regts . Arka; TX.; p.134 ('rn) PecanGap, TX,,p,202(AR) Connor,John;Co,G;Regt.14;p.170 Cooper,S . C.; Co . Maj.;Regt.46;Puryear, (TN) 1N.;p.191(TN) Conway, J, D,; Co, D; Regt, Monroe; Texarkana; Cooper, S . T.; Co. A; Regt. 16 Ho . Inft . ; AR.; p, 198 (AR) Lockney, TX,; p. 5 Cook,B,F,;Co, D;Regt,lCav.;Baradon, TN, ; Cooper,T.D.; Co . C;Regt.14;Denmark, p.134(TN) TN,;p.175(TN) Cook, C. C.; Co . B; Regt. 4 Ky . Inft . ; Fort Henry, Cooper, W. L.; Co, K; Regt , 33 Reg t, Arks.; KY.;p,50(KY) CaddoHills,TX. ;p.202(AR) Cook , D, C. ; Co, D; Regt. 2 Ark.; p. 217 Cooper , W. H,; Co , C; Regt. 37 Va, Inft,; (AR) Higginsville, ?; p. 15 Cooper, W. P.; Co. C; Regt. 37; Castle Wood , Cook,L:~!::a~!::~; Strown, TX.; p. 36 VA ., p . 72 (VA lnf,) Cook, E. J , ; Co . C; Regt, 3 Ky. Cav,; Cherry, Copeland, B. L . ; Co. A; Regt. ll Ho. 2 Brig.; KY.;p.5l(KY) Weatherford, TX.; p . 10 Cook, J . B.; Co. C; Regt . 3 Ky. Cav. ; Paragould, Copeland, B, H.; Co, A; Regt. 13 S , C, V,; AR.; p . 58 (KY) Nashville, AR.; p. 232 (AR) Cook, J, N.; Co. N; Regt , 11; Haywood, 'l'X.; p. 166 Copeland, R, H.; Co . A; Regt. 1 Battery; (TN) Galveston, TX.;p. 11 Cook , J. Z.; Co.?; Regt . 9 Cav. ; Gibson, m.; Copeland, T. B., Co. E; Regt. 13; Arlington, p.168(1N) TX,;p.177 (TN) Cook, M.; Co, K; Regt, 9 Mo.; Star City, AR.; Copeland,T.B.;Co, E;Regt.13Cav. ; p.235(AR) Arlington,TX.;p.168(TN) Cook, M.; Co. K; Regt. 9 Ho . Inft . ; Star City, Coral, B, A.; Co, K; Regt. 34; Prairie Grove, AR,; p. 3 AR.; p. 232 (AR) Cook, M, ; Co. K; Regt, 9th lnf,; Star City, VA,; Corbell, T. D.; Co . I; Regt . 13 Va . Cav. ; p. 199 (AR) Suffolk, TX;p. 79(VACav.) Cook, R. F.; Co. B; Regt. l Tenn, Cav.; Nashville, Corey, S, G.; Co . B; Regt, 2 Va . Cav, ; Dallas, TX . ;p.142(TN) TX.;p.79(VA,Cav.) Cook,T.J.;Co.E,;Regt,3l; Geninon,TX.; Cork, S. J . ; Co, Forest Escort; Mesel y, TX.; p,155(TN) p.152(1'N) Cook, Thomas; Co, A: Regt, 23 Ark. ; Arkadelphia, Co rlin, William; Co. I; Regt, 18 Va,; Hawe, AR . ; p. 238 (AR) TX, ;p.69(VA.lnf. ) Cook, W, J . ; Co , ?; Regt. 1; p. 143 Corner, w. H. ; Co , B; Regt, 33; Cleburne, TX.; (TN) p.128(1'N) Cook, W. P,; Co, D; Regt . 2 Ark . ; Comandy, TX . ; Cornwall, R. 0 , ; Co, General Morgan ' s Staff; p . 228 (AR) Dallas,TX. ;p.53(KY) Cooke,J.L. ;Co.F; Regt,13;Cllase, TX,;p.178 Corper, R. N. ; Co. A; Regt . 9; Delrawit, TX.; (TN) p . 138(TN) Cookeø, L, 0,; Co, E; Regt, 3; TX; p. 150 Corr, G. C. ; Co , G; Regt, 1 Cav, : Lone Oak , TX.; (TN) p.186 ('IW) Coryle, W. P.; Co. C; Regt. !i Va. Cav.; Cox, s. L. ; co. D; Regt. 8 Inf. ; Wichita Orange, TX.; p. 79;(VA) Falla, TX.; p. 71 (VA) Coshaw, J. W.; Co. E; Regt. Slayback's Ho. Cav . ; Cox, W. R.; Co, A; Regt. 64 Va. Cav. ; Goldth Howell,K>.;p.15 waite, TX.; p, 81 (VA) Coaton,J.H.;Co,E;Regt,19;p.173 Cox, Wash; Co. G; Regt. 27 Va. Cav.; Lucaa, (TN) VA,; p. 80; (VA) Cothran, I. C,; Co. F; Regt. 48; m . ; p.192 Cozart, W. A.; Co. I; Regt, Sth Ark.; Winkle , (TN) TX.; p . 199 (AR) Cotten, J, T.; Co . G; Regt. 16; Debbral, m,; Crabb, N. G. N,; Co, D; Regt. 9th Tenn.; p.134; (TN) Posa, OK,; p. 117 (TN) Couch, N.; Co . C; Regt. Corall Rgt.; p. 230; Crabb, R. w. ; co. 1; Regt. Camp Adam Johnson; (AR) Uniontown,KY.;p.Sl(KY) Couklin, C, C.; Co. D; Regt. 12 Cav.; Charleaton, Crabitsee, T. J,; Co, B; Regt. 25 Tenn.; VA.; p. 81 (VA Cav,) L1vingston, TN,; p. 115 ('.l'N) Coulter, D, B,; Co, G; Regt. 12 Ark.; White Cliffa, Craddock,J. G1vens;Co.H;Regt.3Ky. Cav.; AR . ;p. 240(AR) Paris,KY.;p. 43(KY) Courtney, E. , Co . G; Regt . 3rd Arka.; Mount Craft, L, A,; Co, B; Regt, 8; Goree, TX.; Lebanon, Arka,; p. 198 (AR) p. 182; (ni) Courtney, G. J,; Co, C; Regt , 61; Moore, OK.; Craft, W. C,; Co, B; Regt, 12 Ky, Cav,; p . 46; p.155; (m) (KY) Courtney,J.H.;Co,E;Regt.3rdTenn.; Cran, W. C.; Co. H; Regt. 12 Ky, Cav,; Fulton, Bigbyville,TN.;p.119(TN) KY.;p.44(KY) Couse, W. R.; Co. K; Regt. 48; Hogeye, TX . ; p. 140; Crags,N.B,;Co,E;Regt,7;Whitewall;p. (TN) 162; (lll) Couson, J, H.; Co . G; Regt. 3 Ark. Inf.; Hopk1ns Cra1g,A, J , ;Co.C;Regt,2Ark. Cav. ; Co. , TX.; p. 224 (AR) Jamestown,Ark.;p.230(AR) Cousaeaux,P.B.;Co,C;Regt,2Conf.Cav. ; Craig, J. T.; Co. H; Regt. lOth Ark,; Cendell, Trent,TX.;p.30(FLA) OK.; p. 221 (AR) Coward, John, Co, K. ; Regt . 9 Ky . Cav.; Gant Craig, J, W,; Co, D; Regt . 12 Mo.; Stanford, co"KY. ;p.49; (KY) TX . ;p.8 Cowen, Jamea; Co . C; Regt. 5 Cav.; Griffen, TX.; Craig, Capt, P. H,; Co, B; Regt. 20 Tenn . p . 140(TN) Cav. ; Waynesboro, TN . ; p, 117 (TN) Cowger, W. N. ; Co. D; Regt. 15 Ark.; Dordonell,7 Craig, T. H. ; Co . B; Regt, 20 Cav.; Waynes• AR.; p. 233 (AR) boro, m.; p.176; (TN) Cowles; W. I.; Co, A; Regt, 12 Inf.; Wills Park; Craig, W. H. ; Co. K; Regt, 12 Ky. Cav,; Dealey, p.73; (VAlnf. ) TX.;p.57(KY) Cowling, A, P.; co. 1; Regt. 12th Ark . Regt.; Craighill,E,A,;Co.G;Regt.2ndVa.; Carolington, I. T.; p. 201; (AR) Charleston, W. VA . ; p. 67 (VA) Cowling, W. K.; Co, G; Regt, 12th Ark.; p. 209; Crain,J. L. (Com,Campl29l)Co. B;Regt, (AR) Cabels Brig,; Centerville, AR.; p . 237(AR) Cowsons,R, J.;Co, H;Regt,7;Bella,TN.;p. Crain, J. L. ; Camp.Com.1299; Co,B; Regt,; 146; (TN) Harrett's Bat,; Huntsville, AR . p.231 (AR) Cowser, M, A.; Co, C; Regt. 4; Lynchburg, tN.; Crain, P. M.; Co. A; Regt. 22; Waldo, TX.; p,121; (TN) p,l77(TN) Cox, A. F.; Co . C; Regt. l; O\Tilla, tN,; p, 167 Craley,E.C.;Co.7;Regt . QJiborsBatt. ; (TN) Pt, Worth, TX,; p. 6 Cox, A. J . ; Co. C; Regt . Shsffers, Reg . ; Freen Cramer, D. R,; Co, B: Regt. 7th Cav. ; Forrest, AR.; p , 207 (AR) HArrisonburg, VA.;p.82;(VA) Cox, E, J,; Co. B; Regt . Kc:Neela Cav.; p. 205 Cranch,B.t.;CO,I;Regt,4(Pa11Cav.) (AR) Be11Buckel,TN.;p.146('IW) Crand, A,; Co. E; Regt. 37 Tex.; Sowert, 1; Cox, TX,; p, 37 ~:~e=e~~~r °:!~~a, p. 229; (AR) Cox, I. B.; Co. G; Regt. 27 Cav.; Caney, TX.; Crash, F, M,; Co, I; Regt, 20; Paris, TN . ; p, 78(VA) p . 174; ('IW) Cox , l.J.;Co.F;Regt,43;Sidney,TX.;p.148 Crasanore,J.P.;Co.7;Regt,BustersB.; (lll) Edna, AR.; p. 238; (AR) Cox,J.P.;Co.G;Regt , 48Va.Inf.;Denton, Cravans, J. L. ; Co. C; Regt. ?; Blain, AR,; (TX) p. 67 (VA) p. 217 (AR) Cox,J,S,;Co.G;Regt . 4Ga.Cav.;Brinkley, Cravens, z, T.; Co. C; Regt, 2nd Ark. Inf; AR . ;p.235(AR) Checotah,I.T.;p.224; (AR) Cox , L, R,; Co. F; Regt . 60; Whitestore, TN.; Crawford, A, B,; Co. A; Res!=• Oi.urchill ' s; p. 193(TN) p. 205 (AR) Cox, Lee B; Co, K; Regt. 2; Singlvill, TX.; p. Crawford, E. W.; Co. D; Regt , l Ark.; Fayette 150; (TN) ville, AR.; p . 236 (AR) Cox , May R. M. ; Co . Staff of Gen. Raines; Crawford, H. G.; Co. G; Regt. 3rd Ark. Cav.; BowlingGreen,ICY.;p.58(KY) Camden, AR,; p. 200 (AR) Cox,N.S . ;Co.A;lleitt.50Inf.;Jonesville, Crawford, J. A.; Co. B; Regt. Monroe Cav. ; TX,;p,68; (VA) Crandall, TX . ; p. 211 (AR) Cox,R.B,;Co,C;Regt.53;Ennis,TX.;p.191 Crawford, J. B. ; Co. C; Regt. COl. Crawford ' s; (TN) Waxahachie, TX.; p. 229 (AR) Cox, S. L.; Co . A; Regt, 14 Cav.; Terrell, TX.; Crawford, J. H,; Co. I; Regt. lst Ark, Regt,; P· 161 cno Arp. TX,; p. 210; (AR) Crawford, James A. ; Co . E; Regt. lst Va . Cav.; Crumbaugh, A, G. ; Co. A; Regt . 9 Ky . Cav. ; Dallas; p . 78; (VA) Georgetown,KY. ; p. 49; (KY) Cr awfor d , Josiah; Co . ?; Regt. Cabels Brig. ; Crump, Or . J. G.; Regt, l st Ark, Cav.; St. p. 234;(AR) Joe , TX,; p . 200 (AR) Crawford, L. W, ; Co. B; Regt. 11 Va. Cav.; Cruner, J. W.; Co. 15; Regt, 15 Ark. ; Buina Weatherfor d, TX . ; p. 82 (VA) Vista; p. 231 (AR) Crawford, R. A.; Co . C; Regt . lst Inf. ; Crupp, J . C,; Co . K; Regt . 33 Arka , Inft,; Manthon,TX.;p.l23('m) Eagl e Mills, Arka , ; p. 198 (AR) Crawford, R. H.; Co . E; Regt . l; Morrison, Crutcer, S. W.; Co , K; Regt . 11 Mo . Inft, ; TX.;p.l78(TN) Sweetwater, TX.; p . 3 Crawford, s. R.; Co, D; Regt, Brooks Bat . ; Viney Crutchen, J, T, H.; Co . A; Regt. Bairds; Grove , Arka . ; p. 202 (AR) Jackson,TN,;p.168; (TN) Crawford,T.L,;Co. F;Regt . lArk.Cav.; Crutcher, W, C,; Co . G; Regt. 5 Mo . ; Silverton, TX . ;p.236; (AR) CllUdress, ni:.; p. 14 Crawfor k , J, P.; Co . 3; Regt. 2 Ark . ; Crandall, Crutchfiel d , J . s. ; Regt , 7 Ky. Cav,; TX . ;p. 236(AR) Nacogdoches, TX.; p. 59 (lcY) Creadco, J. W. ; Co , A; Regt , 21; Lonoke, TX . ; Crutchfield, M, ; Co . I ; Regt. Sth Inf.; p. l24(TN) Sherman, TX . ; p. 118 (nn Creeles , C. P. ;Co. H;Regt . 4Va,Cav,;TX. ;p. Crutchfiel d,S , ;Co,J;Regt.6Ky . Cav.; 79 (VA) Paducah,TX.;p. 5l(KY) Creley, E. C.; Co . ?; Regt. 10 Fla.; p. 30 Crutchfield, Thos , M.; Co. D; Regt . 6 Ark, Crenshae, W. N.; Co . 1; Regt . 2nd La . ; TransKiss.; SheridonGrant Co.?; Fayetteville,AR.;p. 222(AR) p, 238 (AR) Crenshaw, M, L.; Co . H; Regt . lst Ark . Cav.; Cubuie, J . W.; Co . H; Regt , 8 Va . Cav.; Augusta , AR . ;p.216(AR) Coffeyville , KN; p. 80 (VA) Crews,J.H. ;Co,H;Regt,33rd;Picktor, AR . ; Cude, C. M.; Co . D; Regt . Gordon; Cannon , p.12l(TN) TX.; p . 204 (AR) Cribbs, P. A.; Co. C; Regt. 12 & 14 Ky . Cav. ; Culber, M.; Co . Adam Johnson; Uni ontown, Matador,TX.;p. 43(KY) KY.;p . Sl(lcY) Crittenden, G, L.;Co.H;Regt . 16;Bonh8lll,TX,; Culine, W. H.; Co. 8; Regt . 4 Cav. ; Montagne, p . 10 TX . ;p.167 (TN) Crockett , A. M,; Co . H; Regt . 9; Rector, AR.; Cullum., T. M. ; Co, D; Regt , Jlst Ark. lnft, ; p.l53(TN) Van Buren Co ., Ark.; p . 199 (AR) Cr ockett, J . W. ; Co, B; Regt. 4 Ky . Inft,; St . Culpepper, E. D. ;Co.H;Regt,2nd Arks . ; Louis,Kl.;p.54(KY) Jeff ersonCo. , Arks ,;p, 203(AR) Croft, S, A.; Co. C; Regt . 12 Ky . Cav.; Fulton, Culpa, R. L . ; Co . K; Regt . 3 ; Pulaski, TN . ; KY . ;p.50(KY) p.193(TN) Crofton, M. L.; Co, E; Regt, Battl.; Soan, TX.; Culver, B, N,; Co . G; Regt . 10 Ky. cav. ; p.86(VA) Hitesville,KY. ;p. 46(KY) Crooms, J . H. ; Co, D; Regt. 24 lnf.; Nashville, Culver, S, R.; Co. G; Regt . 2 Ky. Cav. ; TN.;p.142(TN) Lonlaceville , KY .;p. 49(KY) Cross,C.C. ;Co.F;Regt,lTenn.; McKinney, Culver,r.R.;Co.G;Regt,lOKy.Cav,; tx.; P· 144 enn Hit esville, KY.; p. 48 (KY) Cross , L. P. ; Co. A; Regt. 1 Cav,; Mount Culver, Tom; Co, Adam Johnson; Uni ontown, Pleasant,1N.;p.167(TN) KY . ;p. Sl(lcY) Cross, W. I. ; Co . G; Regt. 15th Ark . Inft.; Culver, William. H. ; Co. E; Regt. 10 Ky .; Ar kadelphia , AR.; p. 199 (AR) Hitesville, KY . ; p. 46(KY) Crossfield, L, J . ; Co. L; Regt. 5 Ky . Cav.; Edce, Cumins ,T. H.;Co. H;Regt.9Mi.ss,; I.T.;p.54(KY) NashvUle, TX,; p. 142 ('n'i) Crow, C. A.; Co, C; Regt. Morgan Reg.; Per ry, Currmings , J,D.;Co.l;Regt.16;Cunlnings I. T. ; p . Z06 (AR) ville,TN.;p. 14Z(TN) Crow,Jno.;Co.G.;Regt.GordonsRegt . ; Cung, Nick; Co, A; Regt. Forest Ol d; New Ga inesville, T>C.;p. 205(AR) Orleans, LA,; P• 169 (n0 CrOll , R, C. ; Co . C; Regt . 27 Ark. Cav.; Garnett, Cuningham, E. T. ; Co . K; Regt. 2 Cav, ; Polk, AR . ;p.235(AR) ?;p.173('l'N) Crow, T. T.; Co, D; Regt. 30 Ark.; Tama , TX.; Cunningham, G, w. ; Co. D; Regt. 16; 1 TX,; p. 22 l(AR) p. l53(TN) Crowder , J ack; Co . Adam Johnson; Uniontown, KY.; Cunningham , J, D, ; Co. H; Regt. 9; Protenius , p.Sl(KY) ?;p.178(TN) Crowder, W. M.; Co . A; Regt. l; Weatherford, Cunningh8lll, Dr, John; Co . G; Regt . 4 Ky. Inft, TX.; p.184(TN) Ravenna , TX.;p. 47(KY) Crowell, George J . ; Co . G; Regt. 3 Ky . Cav. ; Cunningham, John L.; Co. G; Regt. 32; Paris, Colville, AR . ;p.53(KY) TIC.;p.l7l(TN) Crowfor d, P. A.; Co. 3; Regt. 15 Ark.; Waldo, Cunningh8lll, P. A. ; Co, F; Regt . 12 Ky. Cav.; AR. ; p. 211 (AR) Farmer sville , TX . ;p.44(KY) Crowpeckes , G. B, ; Co . B; Regt. 24 Va .; Honey Cunningham, W, D,; Co. C; Regt, 22 Va . ; Grove,TX,;p.70(VAinf.) ParkSpring,TX. ;p,68(VA lnf,) Crozier, A. ; Co. B; Regt , 3 Ky. Cav.; Bellview, Curd, W. L. ; Co . K; Regt, Thomas Lyon; Coryell, TIC.;p. 59(KY) TX;p. 120(TN) Crucy, T. A.; Co . E: Regt . llth. Cav. ; Oloctaw, Curhen, W.; Co . F; Regt . 154; Paris, TX , ; ni:. ; p. 184 (TN) p. 178; ('l'N) Crud, J, H,; Co, D; Regt, 9 Ark , ; Warren, AR. ; Curk,T. C. ;Co.B;Regt.38;Eagl e , TX.; p. 229(AR) p.138(TN) Crum , Rufus;Co. B;Regt,lO Ky . Cav. ;Covington, Curr, D. F; Co . C: Regt . Ma ck Dolle; Stanton, GA. ;p.46(KY) TIC . ;p,132(TN) Curry, C, C.; Co . E; Regt, 8 Ky. Cav.; Darnell, J, H. H.; Co . Bell's Escort; Union Hinches,KY.;p.48(KY) ctty, m.; P· 155 cno Curry, O. W.; Co, K; Regt . 9 Cav.; Santa Darnell, W, A.; Co. Foresst's Escort Tenn.; Anna,TX. ;p. 17l(TN) Whiteaboro,TX.;p.120(TN) Cu r ry, E, ; Co. l ; Regt, l Ark.; Monticello, 7; Darr, E. A., Co . B; Regt . 2nd Arka. Riflemen; p . 235(AR) Dallas, TX.; p , 202 (AR) Curry, I . H,; Co, E; Regt . 9; Lanston, TX.; Darr, E, A,; Co. B; Regt , 2nd Ark , ; Atkins, p.158 (Di) AR . ; p. 209 (AR) Curry, T. W,; Co, B; Regt, 15 Ark.; Grand Saline, Darr,Jno,C,;Co,E;Regt,CordonsCav.; TX . ; p. 228 (AR) Atkins , AR.; p. 224 (AR) Curt , J, N. ; Co. F; Regt, 48; Telina, TX.; p. 128; Dashale,George;Co, ForestStaff. ;Hemphia, (TN) m.; p. 164 cm> Curtis, C,Jones;Co. B;Regt,'nlompson; Russell Dasley,J, T.;Co.I;Regt . 2ndCav. ;CUnion ville, AR. ; p. 206 (AR) City,TX.;p.112(TN) Curtis, R, W,; Co , C; Regt, 14; Ramlin, TN.; Daugherty,Charles;Co. F;Regt.2Ky. Cav,; p.138; (TN) BowlingGreen, KY . ;p.54(KY) Curti s, S. R.; Co , A; Regt. l Ky. Cav,; Merkel , Daugherty, E. A,; Co , C; Regt, 1 Ky. Cav,; TIC . ;p.48(KY) Gaineaville,ne.;p,44(KY) Custer son, J. J . ; Co, C; Regt . l Ky. Cav.; Daugherty., J, D.; Co. G; Regt. 5 Ky . ; Bytown, Seda11e , KY . ;p. 50(KY) TX , ;p, 44(KY) Cvans, 'lbomas; Co, B; Regt. 5 Ky. Cav. ; 7; p. 58; Daughtny,C. L.;Co, B;Regt , 9;Bowling (ICY) Green,KY.;p.188(TN) Davanlt, P. J . ; Co. B; Regt, 8 Mo.; Mine ral Wells, TX.; p, 3 Dabney, J. W.; Co. B; Regt. 8 Ky. Cav" Davault, P. J.; Co. B; Regt. 8 Mo.; Mineral Stamford,TX.;p.58(KY) Wells, TX , ; p . 12 Dadson, A.; Co . C; Regt. 25; Waxahachie, TX . ; Davenelt, H. C.; Co , G; Regt . 8th Ho , Cav. ; p. 148; (TN) Earlaburough , OK . ; p. 20 Dadson,G.T.;Co,E;Regt,44&25;Beckwith, Davenport, W. B, ; Co , E; Regt . Hamptona TN . ;p,158; (TN) Legion; Meg, AR . ; p . 237 (AR) 7 Daffet,R.C.;Co, D;Regt,18;p.16l(TN) David, T. B. ; Co, F; Regt . 27th Ark, lnf.; Dake , W, H, ; Co. K; Regt, 7; Bowie, TX,; P• Clyde, AR.; p . 218 (AR) 158; (TN) David, Thos B.; Co. F; Regt. 27 Ark.; Clyde, Dalrymple, w. L,; Co. B: Regt. 19th; p . 218 AR.; p . 231 (AR) (AR) David, W, H.; Co . E; Regt, 4th Tenn. Cav.; Dalton, D. G. ; Co. C; Regt . 7 Ky. Cav. ; Itaaka, TX.; p.113 (m) Cleburne,TX.;p.54(KY) Davidson, B. F.; Regt , Ist Arks. Cav. ; Dalton, J, W.; Co. C; Regt. 7 Ky. Cav.; Fayetteville,Arks.;p. 199(AR) Cleburne,TX, ;p.54(KY) Davis,A. B.;Co.Harshall;Regt , 17;p.180 Dalton,T.B.;Co, C;Regt . 49;Cor1nter,7; (TN) p.176(TN) Davis, B. J,; Co . A; Regt, 3rd Ark . lnf.; Damon , H, G.; Co. D; Regt . 2 Conf, Inft.; Webb City, 7; p . 225 (AR) Corsicana,TX. ;p.30(FLA} Dø.vis, D,; Co , A; Regt , 31 Ark,; Gober, ne. ; Danglass, W. L.: Co. D; Regt. 11 Mo . Cav . ; p.241: (AR) Keller, TX . ; p. 9 Da.via, D. A. ; Co, C; Regt . 31; 'Di,; p. 168 Daniel, I. L. ; Co. B; Regt. 15th Ark.; Little (ni) Rock , AR.; p. 228 (AR) Davis, F.; Co . F; Regt. Johnson'a; We ather Daniel, Capt. J , A, ; Co. B; Regt , l5th; Brown ford, n:.; p . 12 wood, 7; p . 214 (AR) Davis, G, H,; Co . K; Regt. Anderson, Gordon; Daniel, R,; Co. F; Regt, 2 Ky . Cav,; Morvood, Ozark, AR. ; p , 235 (AR) nc.;p.48; (KY) Davis, G. P,; Co, D; Regt , Perkins (1 Ho . Daniel, Wiley B. ; Co . E; Regt . 45; Lincoln, Brig,);Decatur,TX. ;p.10 TN . ;p.179(TN} Davia, G. w.; Co. G; Regt . 41; Elmath, rx. ; Daniels, J. G. ; Co. 7; Regt. 6th Ark.; Brown p . 120 (m) Co . ,Tex. ; p . 216 (AR} Da.vis, H. A.; Co. H; Regt, 33rd Ark, Inf. ; Daniels, H, C,; Co . B; Re gt, 8; Mangrum, OK,; Houston, ne.; p . 218 (AR) p. 152 cno Da.vis, H, N, C. ; Co. C; Regt . 17th Tenn.; Daniels, Y. L.; Co . B; Regt, 15th Ark,; San Da.via , m.; p.123 (nf) Magnolia, AR,; p. 221 (AR) Davis,I. C. ;Co. T;Regt,2Cav.;Labatt, Daniø, I. L. ; Co. A; Regt . 10 Va , Batl.; Plane, nc.;p.170('IN) 7; p. 73; (VA Inf. ) Da.vis, J. B.; Co. A; Regt . 1 Ho , lnft.; Dexter, Dannell, T. F.; Co. D; Regt. 11 Mo, Inft.; nc.;p.10 Elinsville, TX , ; p . 18 Davia , J . E. ; Co, K; Regt . 2; Hillaboro, Danner , M, T.; Co. I; Regt. 7 Mo . Cav.; Ft. ne.; p.123 (m) Worth, TX.; p. 6 Davis, J . H,; Co. F; Regt . 7; Slauaville, 7; Daois,T. J .;Co,Bennett;Regt,White's; p.173(TN) Eastland,TX.; p.14 Davis,J. J . ;Co. E;Regt,2ndArks.;Pearsall, Dare,S.D, ;Co, C;Regt.8Tenn.Cav. ; ne. ; p . 205 (AR) Eleosville,nc. ;p.114(TN) Davis, J. L.; Co. A; Regt . 28; Miami, TX.; Darks, A. ; Co. K; Regt. 8 ; Goree, TX . ; p. p . 128 ('m) 170 ('lli) Davis, J, M.; Co. I; Regt, 5; p. 128 ('m) Darlton, B. L. ; Co, E; Regt, 8 Ky. Cav.; Da.vis, J . T.; Co , L; Regt. 7 Ky. cav. ; Falsonudall,KY.;p. 50(KY) Bardwell,KY. ;p. 44(KY) Davis , Jno,;Co, G;Regt, lstArk.Di.v,;Berry DeCordova , W, F,; Co . C; Regt, l Ky , Cav.; ville, AR . ; p. 209 (AR) Callinsville,TX.;p. 49(KY) Davis,Jno,S,;Co,F;Regt.3rdArk.cav.; Deam, Al; Co . Adam Johnson; Un i ontown , KY.; San Antonio, TX , ; p . 209 (AR) p.5l(KY) Da.vis, John S . ; Co , H; Regt , 3 'IW,; Sherman, Dean, J , W,; Co, Forest Escor t; TN.; p, 179; TIC.;p,119(1W) (TN) Davis, M. H.; co. L; Regt, lst Ky . cav. ; Robt Dean , J , W,; Co. Forest's Escort; Fayettevill e , Lee, TX . ; p. 43; (XY) ?;p. 179(TN) Davis , M, J,; Co , F; Regt, 3rd Ark, lnf,; Deane, Geo, F , ; Co . E; Regt , lat Bat . Ark. Lockhart , TX . ; p . 220 (AR) Cav, ; Fayetteville, AR.; p . 197 (AR) Davis , N. F,;Co,D;Regt,23;Tolar,TX,; Dearing, C. P. ; Co, G; Regt. 28 Ky. Inft,; p,l84(1'N) Haggie , KY . ;p.50(KY) Da.vis, N, R. ; Co , I; Regt, 59; Lincolnville, Deaven, U. c.; Co, ?; Regt, Freeman's Bat, ; TX , ; p . 192 (1?0 Crandbury, Texas; p. 181 (TN) Davis,R. N.;Co,B;Regt,2ndArks , Cav, ; Debenport,James;Co.E;Regt,SthFlord; ValleySprings , AR,;p,204(AR) Madson, Flournc; p, 13 Da.vis, R, R,; Co, M; Regt . 7; Talby , TX . ; p. Deer, W, P, ; Co. C; Regt , 4th Ark , ; AR. ; p . 155; (TN) 197 (AR) Davis,R.S . ;Co,D;Regt,4rhArk. ;Clarks Dees, A, S . ; Co, C; Regt , 15 Ark,; Gobes , ville, AR . ; p. 211 (AR) (Gober?), TX . ; p , 241 (AR) Da.vis, S . ; Co. A; Regt. Gates; Bremond, TX,; Delk, J , J,; Co, E; Regt, 9 Cav,; Waxahachie, p . l TX.;p.192(TN) Davis, S . ; Co . A; Regt, l Mo, Gav,; Bremond, Delsursey, Andrew; Co , McNally; Regt . Artillery; TX.;p. 12 Littl e Rock , AR.; p . 234 (AR) Da.vis , S, B,; Co, A; Regt, 23; Un i on City, Dempsey , z. T. ; Co, D; Regt , 4 Ga.; Mulbury , 'IN , ;p.160(TN) AR . ; p. 231 (AR) Davis , S . C.;Co, B;Regt,35Inf, ;Telephone, Denham,J,C, ;Co,?;Regt.6Ky. cav. ;Hurr ay, TX . ; p. 72 (VA Inf. ) KY.;p.44(KY) Davis, T. J.; Co , C; Regt, 2 Ark,; Nevada, Dennavent , A. A. ; Co. C; Regt . 53; Rockett, TX . ; p . 241 (AR) TX.;p.L2l(TN) Da.vis , T. W,; Co , G; Regt , 3 Ark, Inft,;Van Dennis, M, L,; Co. H; Regt . ~5; Mooreland, Buren, AR.; p. 232 (AR) TX.;p.185(TN) Davi s , Thomas W.; Co . A; Regt, Pendletona; Dennis, M, P. ; Co , C; Regt , 7; Ealin Station, Prairie Grove, AR.; p. 14 TX , ;p.185(TN) Da.vis, W, J,; Co , A; Regt . Pleasant Reg,; Kemp , Dennison, Henry; Co . D; Regt, 12 Gav. ; Decatur, TX . ; p . 220 (AR) TX,; p. 192 (nO Da.vis, W. J,; Co . K; Regt. 24th Ark . ; Monice, Denny,James;CO, B;Regt. HarrellsBat, ; AR,; p. 224 (AR) Hindsville, AR. ; p, 233 (AR) Da.vis , W, K.; Co , Ajt,; Regt , 4; Baird, TX.; Denny, (Denney)Lafayett e;Co. B;Regt . Harr ells p.167; (TN) Bat.; Hindsville , AR. ; p. 233 (AR) Da.v i s, W, M, ; Co, C; Regt. 20; Atoka , I, T. ; Densie, S. A. F, ; Co , B; Regt , ?; Chico, TX.; p . 229(AR) p.155(TN) Da.vis , w. R,; Co. A; Regt , 7; Dallas , TX . ; Denton, C, M. ; Co, D; Regt , Newt on; p. 208 p. 156 cno (AR) Davison, G. W, L.; Co, Porter; Regt . 1 Mo , ; Denton, E.; Co, C; Regt, 25; Monster , TX.; Jefferson,TX. ;p. 13; (TN) p.176('IN) Dawson , c. N,; Co , D; Regt . 10 cav.; Dallas, Denton, J, C, ; Co . Surgeon; Nashville, TN. ; TX , ;p. 193(TN) p . 172(TN) Da.wson, E. W. ; Co . D; Regt. 2 Cav, ; Dallas, Denton, w. H. ; Co . A; Regt . 4 ; Hart sley, TX. ; TX.;p. 17l(TN) p.193(TN) Dawson, Hle; Co . C; Regt , 34 Inf.; p . 73 (VA Depriest, J, H,; Co , B; Regt , 4 Mo . Inft.; Inf.) BirchTree,TX,;p. 5 Dawson, J . S . ; Co. C; Regt. Sth Ark . Inf,; Dering, H,; Co , H; Regt, 19; Martins Mills, Violet, OK . ; p. 225 (AR) TX.;p. 16l('m) Dawson, N, C,; Co . K; Regt. 3 Ark . ; Warren, Desaussure, C. A. ; Co , A; Regt , TN.; Memphis , AR. ; p , 203 (AR) TN. ;p. ll2(l'N) Dawson, W. E. ; Co, E; Regt, Porter's; Deshaxo, A, G.;Co, G;Regt . 20;Br inkl ey , Eldorado Springs, Ml,; p . 16 AR.; p, 218 (AR) Dawson, W. M,; Co, H; Regt . lat Ark. Inf,; Devenny, J . s . ; Co. I; Regt . 1 & 3 Mo . ; Ripley. Myrtle Springs , TX.; p . 226 (AR) nr: . ;p.16 Day, F, P,; Co, K; Regt, 8 Mo, Cav, ; Dew, R. J , ; Co, G; Regt, 9; Newton, TN.; p . 186; Arlington, TX.; p. 5 (TN) Day , George A.; Co . A; Regt , 2 Bat , Mo . Cav. ; Dlcherson, S . ; Co. ?; Regt, 34 Ark.; Hot Elkland, MO , ; p , 13 Springs , AR,; p . 226 (AR) Day, H. C.; Co , A; Regt , 29; Renhart , TN,; Dickason, W, W. ; Co . B; Regt, 7; Deason, MISS.; p. 146 (1?0 p , 182(TN) Day , I. E. ; Co. K; Regt , 26 Inf.; Noanoke, Dickerson, G. S 0 ; Co. A; Regt. l Mo, Batt, VA . ; p . 73 (VA) Cav,;Massey,TX.;p. 9 Day, M, G. ; Co. G; Regt. 6; Malases, TN.; Dickerson, John;Co. P;Regt,8thMo. Cav, ; p.154(TN) Renner, T>r:.;p.l Day, Thomas; Co , ?; Regt. Camp. Adam Dickerson, R. M. ; Co. D; Regt . 17th Ark, ; Johnson; Uniontwn, KY . ; p, 51 (KY) Murphy, TX . ; p . 208 (AR) Day , W, A,; Co. H; Regt , 2; Eastland, TX.; Dickey, A. B.; Co, E; Regt, l st Cherokee Bat .; p.156(TN) OK.; p . 200 (AR) Dickey, A.L. ; Co. B; Regt. 63; Dodd City, Dogett, L, G. ; Co, B; Regt . 30 Va, Inf, p, 73 ne.; P· 188 cno (VA Inf,) Dickinson, Margaret; Fredericksburg, VA; p. Doggett, A. E.; Co. G; Regt . 12th Ark,; 86 (VA Inf.) Weatherford, l'X,; p. 221 (AR) Dickinson, N. S.; Co. A; Regt. 16 Va . Cav.; Doke, F . Y. ; Co, F; Regt. 9 Mo.; Corsicana, Buckley Mills, VA.; p. 82 (VA Cav.) nc.;p.2 Dickman, D. K . ; Co. ?; Regt. Wiggins Ratt.; Dollohete, H, B.; Co , F; Regt. 15 Tenn; Lytte, Saratoga, AR,; p. 219 (AR) rx.;p.114(m) Dickson, C. M, ; Co. K; Regt. 47; Lynnville, Donagan, Candy S . ; Co. A; Regt, 1 Mo.; Center, TX , ;p.123(TN) I . T. ;p.10 Dickson, F . H.; Co. G; Regt, 7 Ky . Cav. ; Fort Donaldson, H. B.; Co, E; Regt , 10 Ky. Cav,; Worth, 'I'X.; p. 49 (KY) Wilsonville, K>.; p, 52 (KY) Dickson,G. S . ;Co. F;Regt,5l;Kingland, Donall,P,E.;Co,C;Regt . 4thTenn.;McKinney, AR . ; p . 169 (TN) TX.;p.118(tw)

Dickson, J, M.; Co. C; Regt, 21; Otenalla, Donalson 1 W. H.; Co. Capt, Dancans Artillery; 'IN.;p.143(TN) Palmer, TX,;p.10 Dickson, J, M,; Co. G; Regt, 3; Briaco, 'I'X.; Donathan , J , B.; Co , A; Regt. 2 Ark.; Magazine , p.186('.l'N) AR.; p, 235 (AR) Dickson, John; Co . F; Regt. Jeffries; Renner, Dongan, E. W.; Co, C; Regt, 14; Fmnett, AR.; TX.;p.12 p.132(l'N) Dickson, s. A.; co. !'; Regt. 34 Inft,; Dongherty, I. S,; Co. C; Regt, ll Mo. lnft.; Bentonville, AR . ; p. 197 (AR) Cannon , TX.;p.4 Dickson, W, H.; Co. 1; Regt . Kempers Bat, Va,; Donham, T. T.; Co. D; Regt. 2 Ark.; I)Jrant , Hillsboro, TIC.; p . 70 (VA Inf.) OK. ; p. 239 (AR) Didble; J, A.; Co . I; Regt . 8 Cav, ; Bonair, Donley, W. J. O.; Co. B; Regt, 3 Ky . Inft.; TIC . ;p. 120(TN) Pancamlo I. T.; p. 54 (KY) Diden, H. W,; Co, C; Regt, 28 Cav.; Callerbore, Donnell, L . A.; Co. D; Regt. 11 Mo, lnft,; lN.;p. 138(1N) Seymore, TX.; p. 14 Diggs,E.S.;Co. I;Regt.7;Paris,TN.; Donness, D. D. ; Co. C; Regt , 4; Pilot Point, p.160(TN) TX.;p.132(tw) Diggs,P,J. ;Co. G;Regt.7;DoddCity,TX.; Donnolson, R. S . Gapt,; Co. 1; Regt , Tenn,; p,186('IN) Memphis,TN,; p. 113 (l'N) Diggs,R.P.;Co.C;Regt.5;Paris,TX. ; Dooley,J.P.;Co. B;Regt . 10Bat.Va,;Justin, p.145('1N) 'IX.; p . 86 (VA) Dl.Hard, J, L.; Co. C; Regt, ll Cav, ; Hilsaps, Dooley, T, W.; Co. D; Regt, 2 Cav.; Mansfield , TX . ;p.170(TN) TX. ; p . 79; (VA Cav,) Dillard, L, B,; Co . A; Regt . 4; Soft Springs, Doolin,Dr.L.;AssistantSurgeon;AshGrove, TX,;p.128(TN) HO. ; p , 50 (KY) Dillehay, I. A. ; Co , H; Regt. 24; Milfund, Doors, s. S. ; Co, D; Regt, 15; Hot Springs, TX . ;p.146(TN) AR.; p, 226 (AR) Dorby, J, W.; Co , I; Regt, 4; Alton, 1; p . 16 Dille~~~:; :~:rs~~~ia; Dallas , TIC.; p. 36 Dorellt, L, J , G,; Co, D; Regt, 10 Va. Cav.; Dillion, C.; Co. 1; Regt. 8th Tenn. Cav.; Manahams , TX.; p. 83 (VA) Era,TX.;p. 120(1W) Doridson, W, H.; Co, A; Regt . 22 Cav.; Muacogee, Of.nisen, J, M.; Co, I; Regt . 25th Ark . Inft.; I. t.; p, 81 (VA Cav,) Connway, AR.; p. 200 (AR) Doriea, W. ; Co. F; Regt . 18; Bellbacklllen, 'IN.; Df. shman, W. T,; Co, D; Regt, Friston 1; Blum, p.126(1N) TX.; p , 218 (AR) Dorris, W. A.; Co . P; Regt, 20; West Morelsnd, Dixon, D, L.; Co. 1; Regt.1; Magnolia, AR. ; m.; p. 181 cno p . 207 (AR) Dotey, J. w.; Co . 1; Regt. Trigga Art.; Df.xon, J, M. ; Co . C; Regt . 21; Senalla, lN. ; texarkana, TX,; p . 225 (AR) P· r26 enn Dougan, E, W, ; Co . C: Regt . 14 Tenn,; En:mitt, Dixon, R. ; Co, K; Regt . 4; Antalope, TX.; AR.;p. 155('m) p.130(1N) Dougherty, D. O.; Co. C; Regt, 11 Mo , lnft,; Dixaon, G. N. ; Co. 1; Regt , Bat.; Airs, TX. ; Atlanta, GA . ; p . 2 p.166(1") Doughty, H. c.; Co. H; Regt. 11; Martha, I. T.; Dixton, w. A.; Co. I; Regt . 7 Cav.; Joneson p.169(m) city, IN. ; P· 134 cno Douglas, A, J.; Co, H; Regt , 53; Lisboa, 'IX.; Dobbins, w. c.; co. C; Regt. 16 Mo. Inft,; p.182(tw) Temple, TX.; p. 19 Douglas, H. H. ; Co . E; Regt, 2 & 6 Mo, Inft,;

Dobbs 1 w. T.; Co , A; Regt, J, R, Slayar; Geory,OK, ;p. 6 Comanche , TX.; p. 241 (AR) Douglas, J. M. ; Co. H; Regt . 53; Snider, TX.; Dobson, w. J.; co. A; Regt. 5 Ark.; Ranger, p . 182(l'N) TX.; p. 236 (AR) Douglas, J. W. ; Co. H; Regt, 53; Snyder, TX.;

Dodd 1 J, N,; Co, E; Reg t. lat Arks.; Onney, p.168(TN) 'm. ; p, 198 (AR) Douglas, R. G,; Co, D; Regt, 2 Cav, ; Gilmer, Dodd, Joel; Co, A; Regt , 8; Petersburg, 'IN. ; TX . ;p.190(l'N) p.148 (Dl) Douglas, R, H.; Co, E; Regt, 2 Mo, Cav,; Dodds, A.D. ; Co, A; Regt, 1 Ky. Cav,; Paducah, Corinth, K>.; p. 11 KY.;p.SO(KY) Donglass, J, P.; Co , K; Regt, lOth Ark";

Dodge, J , W.; Co. K; Regt, 2 Ky. Cav.; McGregor 1 Pleasureville, AR.; p. 201 (AR) TlC.;p.57 (KY) Douglass, P,; Co , A; Regt. 15 Ark.; TX.; p, Dodson, I . N,; Co, D; Regt . 9; Lawrence, TX.; 223 (AR) p. 171 ('ni) Douglas&, P. O.; Co. A; Regt. 15th Arka.; DJ.nbar, W, E.; Co. B; Regt, 10 Ky, Cav. ; Stiles, Mast, TX , ; p. 200 (AR) n.; p.49 (KY) Douglaaa, S , N.; Co, ?; Regt. Crawforda Regt.; Duncan, A. V.; Co, A; Regt. 6 Ky, Cav,; Blanco, Terrell, TX.; p. 209 (AR) TX. ;p.49(KY) Dowdle, R. A.; Co. A; Regt. Monroe ' a; p . 237 runcan, D, B. ; Co. E; Regt, 2 Ky. Cav.; Kle (AR) burgh, TX.; p . 48 (KY) Dowlin, Harris; Co. A; Regt. 30; Pleaant View, r:..mcan, G. W,; Co. D; Regt, 17; Bairll, TIC.; TX.; p.140 (TN) p.177(TN) Doyle, Miss; Norfolk, VA.; p. 89 J)Jncan, Hy; co. D; Regt, 2 Ky , Cav, ; Corwin, Sponsors & Maids of Honor TX. ;p. 53(KY) Doyle, J , B,; Co. ?; Regt. 64 Cav. ; Slidell, Duncan, J, A. ; Co. K; Regt, 8 Ky. Cav,; Bonham, TX. ; p. 82 (VA) TX , ;p.46(KY) Doyle,t,N,;Co.?;Regt.BatteryB.La.mbreths DJ.ncan,J,C,;Co. H;Regt,17;Duncanville, Bat.; Little Rock, AR. ; p, 223 (AR) tN. ; p.119(TN) Doyle, Thomas W. ; Co. B; Regt, I.andresa Batl.; Duncan, J. W.; Co . K; Regt, 1 Mo, Cav.; Little Rock, AR.; p . 15 Meridian,n.; p . 3 Drake, B. J.; Co . E; Regt. llth Ark. ; Hope, l)Jncan, Joe; Co, F; Regt, 9; Savannah, m.; AR.; p. 214; (AR) p.190(TN) Drake, J. R.; Co, H; Regt, 7; Maysfield, TX.; Duncan, W. J.; Co, K; Regt, 9 Ark, ; Ft. Smith, p.175(TN) AR,; p. 227 (AR) Drake,JohnP.;Co.K;Regt.2nd;Ctelsea, J).lne, D, B,; Co. E; Regt, 2 Ky, Cav. ; Kleburgh. I.T.;p.120(TN) n.; p. 48 (KY) Drake,S.R.;Co. C;Regt,2Cav,;Oough, Dunild, M. B.; co. L; Rest . 5; p. 168 cno TX.; p, 126 (TN) DJ.nlap,John;Co. AdamJohnson;Uniontown, Draper, D. H.; Co. H; Regt . 48 Va, Cav,; KY.;p,5l(KY) Greenwell, TX.; p, 8.3; (VA Cav. ) Dunlap, R, A,; Co, E; Regt . 7 Cav.; Dadsen, Draper,H,J.;Co.E;Regt . 21Cav.;Tiger AJ.A.;p.130(TN) town, TX,; p.122 ('l'N) Dunn, G. W.; Co. F; Regt, 7; Trippe, TX.; Draper,I.J.;Co,B;Regt . 2ndCav, ;Ds.llas, p.152(TN) TX.; p, 193 (TN) Dunn, T, N, ; Co, A; Regt. 3 Mo, sharpshooters; Drenkard,C.B.;Co. B;Regt , Clarkson; cornhill, n.; p, 18

Childress, TX.; p. 217 (AR) DJ.nn 1 W, M,; Co, I; Regt, 4 Mo,; Pigeon , TIC.; Drewing,MissAgnes;Centralia,VA.;p.89 p.lO('I'N) ~~~; ~i~~~rHonor: Sponsors and Dunnarant , J.P,;Co,G;Regt.lVa.Cav.; New Port News, VA.; p. 80 (VA Cav, ) Drewing,MissMaryMacgill;Brigade2;Div. Dunnlop, Walter Q.; Co. K; Regt, 12 Tenn. UCV; Centralia, VA.; p. 89; Oi.ief Maid Inf.; Humboldt, m . ; p.117 ('l'N) ofHonor;SponsorsandMaidsofHonor Dunway,D.J.;Co.C;Regt.45;Murfeaboro, Driguid, E. S,; Co. A; Regt. 11 Inf.; Ovilla, TN , ;p. 152(TN) TX.; p. 70; (VA Inf,) Dunwoody, W. M.; Co. E; Regt. 31; Dalton, ?; Dry, M. A.; Co, D; Regt, 33rd Ark.; Colorado, p.171; ('l'N) TX . ; p. 207 (AR) Iklrr,J.C,;Co,l;Regt,Qiurchill'sRegt, ; D.Jbrey, W. I.; Co. G; Regt. 33 Ark, Inf.; Preøcott, AR.; p , 219 (AR) Hope, AR.; p. 226 (AR) Iklry, A, B. ; Co. I; Regt, 25; Montague, TX , ; J).ldley, L , B,; Co, F; Regt . 16 Mo, Inft,; p,179; ('l'N) Aubrey,TX.;p.l rutton, J. W.; Co. A; Regt . 19 Arks . ; Goshen, J).ldley, W, F,; Co. K; Regt. 9th Mo, Inft,; Arks.; p. 203 (AR) Doniphan,K>.;p.l Dyer, A, J.; Co, H; Regt, lst Ark, Ht, Rifle; rudley, w. F.; Co. F; Regt . llth Mo.; Mount Burn Hills, TX.; p. 200 (AR) Vernon, MO,; p. 10 Dyer, B. F.; Co. B; Regt, 4 Ho,; Blooming D.Jff, J, W.; Co. G; Regt. 2 Cav,; Dallas , TX.; Grove,TX.;p. 9 p,152(TN) Dyer, B. T. ; Co, C; Regt, 35 tenn.; Austin, Duff, Jim; Co. D; Regt . lat Cav.; runlay, TX . ; TX,;p.115(1'N) p.79(VACav,) Dyer, G, P . ; Co . C; Regt. 35; Auston , TX . ; Ikiffie, M. M,; Co, ?; Regt, 6th Ark. Inf,; p.134; (TN) Malvern, AR.; p, 220 (AR) Dyer, I. A,; Co , G; Regt, 19; Johnson City, ?; D.Jglass,A,J.;Co.H;Regt,53;Libon,TX. ; p.148 (m) p.128; (TN) Dyer,N, H.; Co. A; Regt, Owaley's Batt , ; Yokum, D.Jhig, Jack; Co. C; Regt. llth & 17th Ark.; TX.; p. 220 (AR) Dallas, TX . ; p. 228 (AR) Dyer, W, A.; Co, F; Regt, 4th Ark,; De Leon, D.lke, B, B.; Co . C; Regt, 3 Ky, Cav,; p . 52 TX,; p . 223 (AR) (KY) Dyer,Z,B.;Co.G;Regt . 2tenn.Cav. ;p.145; Duke, D, T,; Co . K; Regt, 13; Lewe, TX,; (TN) p.164('.l'N) Dyre, C, G.; Co. G; Regt. 2 Cav. ; Carley, AR , ; DJ.ke, N. C,; Co , A; Regt, 31 Ark . ; Sylamon, p.126(TN) AR.; p. 232 (AR) Dulany , E,E, ;Co,I;Regt , 2Ky,Cav.; ( To be continued) Lanlon, 0 , T.; p, 56; (KY) Dumas, W, H,; Co, E; Regt. 3rd Ark,; Horse head, AR.; p . 207 (AR) DJ.n, S, S . ; Co, I; Regt, 16 Va, Cav.; Newdale, TX,; p, 82 (VA Cav,)

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From Mr s. AlicePitts McKinney

(Recorded inWill Book No . s, pages 136-138of the Records of the) (C l erk ' s Office of the CircuitCourt ofMontgomeryCounty, Vir-) (ginia . Christiansburg, VA. )

In the name of God amen , I, WILLIAM GOD BEY, being in perfect health (prai se be to God for the same) andknowing it is appointed for all menoncetodie, and as touching such estate as it hath pleasedGodtobless mewith in this life, I bequeath in the followingmanner, viz : Item. I lend to my beloved wife, ZANNER GOD BEY, for her support during her natura! life theplantationwhereon I now livewith the dwellinghouse, kitchenand all otherappurtenances; two featherbeds and furniture and suchpart of my household furniture as shall be thought necessary forherbymyExecutors, also all my Kitchen furniture, and after the decease of sa id wife, ZANNER, it is my wil 1 that all the personal property lent to her as aforesaidbe sold , and theproceeds thereofbe equallydividedbetweenmychildren as hereaftermentioned. Item. After my sa id wife ' s decease I gi ve to my son, BENJAMIN GOD BEY, all that partofmyplantation fromthedeadening spring branch , beginning at a chestnut oak up the river towhere it intersects with KELLY's line beingata chestnut and ash saplings at the river, thencebeginningat said chestnutoakon the river bank thence toa chestnut on the topofthehill, thence to apine across the field, thence toa white oak upon a hill and thence east to PATTEN ' s line, This I bequeath to my son, BENJAMIN, during his natura! life. The right ofsaid BENJAl>IIN is not divested in said BENJAMIN in any way whereof to dispose of during life, being of the value of FourHundredDollars for his heirs tohaveandtohold forever. Item. I giveandbequeath to my son, FRANCISGODBEY, all theresidue ofmyplan- tation, beginning at achestnut oak below thedeadening spring branchas aforesaid and running down the river and aroundto amark line (from thedeadening springbranch to where it intersects with PATTEN's line) to him and his heirs forever, being of valueSixHundred Dollars , Item. I gi ve and bequeath to my son, GABRIEL GODBEY, the plantation that I purchased of THOMAS EVANS at Seventy-one Pounds to him and his heirs forever. Item, I give andbequeath to the childrenofSARAHGUNTERthe plantation I purchased of ISAAC BERRY of value Thirty Pounds to them and their heirs forever . Item. I give to my wife, ZANNER , a negro woman named JUDE, one boy named JIM and one girl child named AMA also any horse she may think proper also ten hogs and two ~:~~io~~~~ng her natural life , and after her decease to be disposed of as hereafter

Item. It is mywill that all my personal propertyconsistingofnegroes, horses, cattle, sheep and hogs lic to be sold aftermydecease and theproceeds ofsuch sales to be equallydividedbetweenmy children, FRANCISGODBEY, WILLIAMGODBEY, GABRIEL GOD BEY, GEORGE GODBEY, BENJAMIN GOD BEY, (and) SARAH GUNTER's chi ldren, one equal part of the proceeds ofsuchsaleat the same timegivenSARAHGUNTERasa life estate in saidproperty. PATSY FARMER , LUCY HEDGE and the children of SUSANNA COVEY, one equal part of theproceeds ofsuch sale, at the same time given saidSUSANNACOVEY a life estate in said property, and after thedeceaseofmywife, it is mywill that the personal property devised to her during her life be so ld and theproceeds divided equally betweenmy above namedChildrenandGrandchildren . Item. It is my wil1 that al 1 my just debts be pa id by my Executors out of the firstmoneys that come into their hands. Item. I leave one old negro man named EUROPE to my Executors to be amply provided for and taken careofduring life. Item . I hereby constitute and appoint my sons FRANCIS, WILLIAM and GEORGE GODBEY Executors of this Last Will and Testament . In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixedmy seal this 28thday of October in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty-Nine. LYNC~i!~e~tJR:~~~ed and acknowledged in presence of us: R. L. CURRIN, RHODA CURRJN, (X) WILLIAM GODBEY

WILLIAM GOOBEY is the Great, Great, Great Grandfather of Mrs. Pitts : VI. WILLIAM GODBEY b. 1750. Ill. GEORGE WASHINGTON ELLISON b. 1844 V. GABRIEL GODBEY b. 1778 I I. ZONA ELL I SON b. 1873 IV. SUZANNA GODBEY ELLISON b. 1801 I. ALICE ELL I SON PITTS b. 1907

Mrs. Pitts is revising the out-of-print THE GODBEY (GODØY) BOOK printed several years ago by Mrs. Margie Richards (now deceased), She has all the original working papers, card files, etc. of Mrs . Richards and is seeking information fromanyGODBEY GOOBYdescendants to include in theupcomingpublication. SEARCHJNG FOR YOUR JNOJAN ANCESTORS

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T-275 Census of Creek Indians Taken by Parson & Abbott in 1832. Listed by township, principal chiefs and heads iiffamilies. Gives number of males, females, slaves, and total number for family. Also gives complete tota 1 of peop 1e at the end of each page and section. Up per towns are 1 i sted first and then the 1ower towns. 1 rol 1.

Special ~~~~;:; ~~Wation - Selected Documents, 1832-35. 1

T-496 Census Roll, 1835, of the Cherokee lndians, East of rn:n~!~~~~smh~nd lndex to the Roll. l roll.

7RA-Ol ~h~~lr t~~~!jY5~aa~~~~, ~l ~fh~h~~~k~:nNa~~~~: fami ly group, and refl ects to ta 1 amount recei ved by head of the household. Script index is roughly alphabetical (notations indicate continuation of lists on subsequent pages). T-985 Old Settler Cherokee Census Roll, 1895, and lndex to Payment Roll, 1896. 2 rolls. 7RA-02 Choctaw Census Ro 11 of 1896 and Index. 2 roll s. L1sted by d1strict and family group. Indi cates roll number, head of the househo 1d, rna 1es and fema 1es, age of each and Dawes enrollment number if still living in 1900. lndex 1 ists page number, roll number and name of individual. INDIA N . Contin ued

7RA-03 Final Roll s and Indices of the Five Civil ized Tri bes . 1 roll. The se ro 11 s were approved on or befare March 4, 1907 with the exception of supplement dated September 25, 1914. In- dex is arranged by tribe and grouped .thereunder as Citizens by blood, New Barn and Miner Citizens, Citizens by Marriage, Freedmen, and Miner and New Barn Freedmen. Group 1 ists are alphabetical. The roll gives individual roll number, age. sex, degree of blood and family card number. Copies of the family cards are available upon request for a fee of 75~ each, a minimum charge of $2 .00.

M-685 Records Relating to Enrollment of Eastern Cherokee by Guion Miller, 1908-10. 12 rolls. This roll consists of Eastern and Western Cherokee who were al ive on May 28, 1906, and was confirmed and approved by the United States Court of Claims on May 28, 1909 . Roll 1 - General lndex to Eastern Cherokee Applications, Velurne 1 and 2. Report submitted by Guion Miller, Special Corrrnissioner, May 28, 1909. 2 - 5 - Applications, Velurnes l thru 10. 6 - Roll of Eastern Cherokee, May 28, 1909 and Report of Excepti ans, wi th Supplementa 1 Roll of January 5, 1910. 7 -ll - Miscellaneous Testimony, February 1908 - March 1909, Velurnes 1 thru 10 . 12 - Ind i ces and ro 11 s of Eastern Cherokee Ind i ans used for verification by Guion Miller. Includes Old Settlers Roll of 1851, Chapman Roll of 1852, Drennen Ro 11 of 1852, Act of Congress Roll of 1854 (a supplemental roll of 88 claimants who were omitted on the Siler Roll), and the Hester Roll of 1B84. List of names not included, but papers submitted for consideration by the Corrrnission .

M-595 lndian Census Rolls, 1885-1940. 36 rolls . Usually reflects English and/or !nd1an name of the person, roll number, age, or date of birth, sex, and relationship to head of family . They are arranged alphabetically by name of agency or jurisdiction and then by year. Jf more than ene tribe or band for a reservation or jurisdiction, there may be several roll s for each year. Roll 12 - Bloomfield Seminary, 1924 California Special, 1907-ll 15 - Camp McDowell, 1905-09, 19ll-12 Camp Verde (Apache-Mojave Indians), 1915 - 27 Campa (Miss ion Indians), 1916-20 Canton Asylum, 1910-ll, 1921, 1924 16 - Cantonment (Cheyenne and Arapaho lndians). 1903-1 6 INDIAN · Con tinued

17 - Cantonment ( Cheyenne-Arapaho) , 1917 -27 22 - Carter ( Potawatomi) , 1915, Cherokee (North Carolina), 1898-99, 1904, 1906, 1909-12, 1914 27 - Cheyenne, Arapaho, 1887-88, 1891-94 28 - Cheyenne, Arapaho, 1895-1904 41 - Mississippi Choctaw, 1926-32 42 - Mississippi Choctaw, 1933-39 126 - Fort Belknap (Grosventre and Assiniboin Indians), 1885-95 211 - Ki owa, Comanche, Apache, Caddo, Wi chi ta and affil i ated Tri bes, 1895-99 212 - Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, Caddo, and Wi chi ta, 1900-04 213 - Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, Caddo, and Wichita, 1905-06, 1909-13 214 - Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, Wichita, Caddo, and Apache Prisoners of War or Fort Sill Apache, 1914-17 215 - Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, Wichita, Caddo, and Apache Pri soners of War or Fort Si 11 Apache, 1918-21 216 - Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, Wichita, Caddo Indians and Apache Pri soners of War or Fort Si 11 Apache, 1922-25 217 - Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, Wichita, Caddo Indians and Apache Prisoners of War or Fort Sill Apache, 1926-29 218 - Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, Wichita, Caddo lndians and Apache Prisoners of War or Fort Sill Apache, 1930 219 - Kiowa, Comanche, Apache, Fort Sill Apache, Wichita, Caddo, and Delaware, 1931 220 - Ki owa, Comanche, Apache, Fort Sil 1 Apache, Wichita, Caddo, and Delaware, 1932 (also Birth and Death Rolls 1924-32) 317 - Osa9e, Kansa or Kaw, and Quapaw lndians, 1887- 88. 1890-96 318 - Os age and Kan sa or Kaw Indi ans, 1897 -1905 319 - Osage, 1906-07, 1909-13 336 - Pawnee, 1902-19 337 - Kansa or Kaw, Oto and Missouri, Pawnee and Ponca, 1920-27 338 - Kansa or Kaw, Oto, Pawnee, Ponca, and Tonkawa 1928-30 386 - Ponca, Oto and Missouri, Pawnee, and Tonkawa, 1886-90 387 - Ponca, Oto and Missouri, Pawnee, and Tonkawa, 1891-96 INDIAN · Continued

388 - Ponca, Oto and Missouri, Pawnee, and Tonk- awa, 1897-1903 389 - Ponca and Tonkawa, 1904-12 390 - Ponca, Tonkawa, and Kan sa or Kaw, 1913-19 391 - Ponca, Tonkawa, and Oto and Missouri, 1922-27 4ll - Eastern Shawnee, Miami, Medoc, Ottawa, Peoria, Quapaw, Seneca and Wyandot, 1885-92 412 - Eastern Shawnee, Miami, Ottawa, Quapaw, Seneca, and Wyandot, Medoc, Peori a, 1893-1900 486 - Seminole (Florida) 1913-29 623 - Choctaw (Union Agency), 1885

M-4 Letter Book of the Creek Trading House, 1795-1816. l ro 11. Co pi es of letters sent from a government trading house establ ished in 1795 to serve the Creek Indians. This trading house or "Factory" was located successively at Colerain, Fort Wilkinson, Fort Hawkins, and Fort Mitchell.

M-271 Letters Received by the Office of the Secretary of War Relatinq. to Indian Affairs, 1800-23. 4 rolls.

M-15 ~.Se~\~tl~~e Secretary of War Relating to Indian Affairs,

M-208 Records of the Cherokee lndian Agency in Tennessee, 1801-35. l 4 ro 11 s. Records of the Cherokee lndi an Agency in Tennessee, Cherokee Agent as the financial and procurement agent for the War Department in Tennessee and the records of Joseph McMinn, Special Agent for Removal of the Cherokee and other duties required by the treaty of July 8, 1817. Ro 11 l - Correspondence & Mi sce ll aneous Records, 1801 -02. Roll 2 - Correspondence & Mi scell aneous Ree ords, 1803-04. Roll 3 - Correspondence & Miscellaneous Records, 1805-07. Roll 4 - Correspondence & Miscellaneous Records, 1808-09. Roll 5 - Correspondence & Mi scell aneous Records, 1810-12. Roll 6 - Correspondence & Mi sce ll aneous Records, 1813-15 . Roll 7 - Correspondence & Mi sce 11 aneous Records, 1816-18. Roll 8 - Correspondence & Miscellaneous Records, 1819-20. Roll 9 - Correspondence & Mi sce 11 aneous Records, 1821 -23. ~a ll 10 - Agency letter books, Oecember 30, 1822 to December 27, 1827 and February 6, 1832 to Oecember 2, 1835. Roll ll - Fi sea l Records, 1801 -20, compri sed of: (l) Co pi es of accounts, recei pts, di sbursements, 1801-20, and (2) Cherokee Journals, 1801-ll . Roll 12 - Fiscal Records, 1801-34, Cherokee Oaybooks . Roll 13 - Fiscal Records, 1801-17; Receipt Books, 1801-02 ; Journal and Account Books, 1801-17; Ledger, 1801-09; and a Pass Book, 1801-04. Roll 14 - Records of Agent for Oepartment of War in Tennessee, 1800-15, and records of Joseph McMinn, Agent for the Cherokee Removal, 1817-21. INDIAN - Continucd

T-494 Documents Relating to the Negotiations of Ratified and Unratified Treaties with Various lndian Tribes, 1801-69 . 10 rolls.

T-500 Records of the Choctaw Trading House, 1803 -24. 6 roll s. Roll 1 - lndent Book, 1805-20 and Miscellaneous Accounts, 1B03-10. Roll 2 - Mi sce ll aneous Accounts, l 8ll -15. Roll 3 - Miscel l aneous Accounts, 1816-24. Roll 4 - Daybooks, 1808-13. Roll 5 - Oaybooks, 1814-16. Roll 6 - Daybooks, 1817-19.

M-142 Letter Book of the Arkansas Trading House, 1805-10. 1 ro 11. Corres pondence between the Arkansas Trad mg House Off i eia 1 s and the Secretary of War, Secretary of the Treasury, U.S. Agent to New Orleans, Principal Agent for lndian Factories, Superintendent of lndian Trade, etc.

T-58 Letters Received by the Superintendent of Indian Trade, 1806-N. I rol I. M-16 Letters Sent by the Superintendent of lndi an Trade, 1807 -23. 6 rolls. In 1806, an act of Congress authorized the appointment of a Superintendent of lndian Trade, empowered to "purchase and take charge of all goods intended for trade with the lndian nations" and to supervise the operations of Government trading houses or "factories" . The Superintendent 1;as responsible for purchasing goods for the lndian trade; transmitting these goods to the factori es on the front i er; and recei ving, storing and di spasing at auction of the furs and peltries collected in barter with the lndians. The letters include instructions and other corrrnunications to factori es; 1 etters to businessmen and pure has ing agents concerni ng ~~e nature, qua 1 ity, and pri ce of 9oods to be purchased; and communi eat ions to Amer i can con sul s abroad re speet ing the di spasa 1 of peltries at auction and the purchase of goods.

M-~74 Special Files of the Office of Indian Affairs, 1807-1904. 85 rol Is. Jhe Spec1al Files cons1st of correspondence, reports, accounts, affidavits and other records that were brought together for easier reference. The records relate ma i nly to claims and investigations . The claims include those of traders for goods furnished to Indians or the Government, of attorneys for legal fees, of both lndians and whites for losses from depredations, and of lndians for losses resulting from their removal from the East. The investi9ations, other than those of cl aims, were mainly of the conduct of employees of the office. M-1 Records of Michigan Superintendecy of lndian Affairs, 1814 . 51. 71 rolls. M-21 Letters Sent by the Office of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881 . 166 rolls. INDIAN . Continued

7RA-04 Tompkins Roll of Citizens and Freedmen of the Cherokee Nation, 1867. The Tompkins Roll is a census taken by Special Agent H. Tompkins as a result of the Treaty of July 19, 1866. The enum eration includes the nine districts of the Cherokee Nation and lists the individual 's name (usually Indian), age, sex, and if lndian, White, Half-Breed, or Colared.

7RA-05 Dunn Roll of Citizens and Freedmen of the Creek Nation, 1867. The Dunn Roll is a per capita receipt roll taken by J. W. Dunn, Creek Indian Agent, in accordance with 'the Treaty of June 14, 1866. The roll is arranged in two parts, Citizens and Freedmen. The Citizen portion is arranged by town and thereunder by family group. The Freedmen portion is arranged by district and thereunder by family group. The Freedmen portion includes an index.

7RA-06 Eastern Cherokee Rolls, 1848 - 1852. This publication includes the Mullay Roll of 1848 of Cherokee who were residing in North Ca ro 1 i na, the Sil er Census Ro 11 of 1851 of Cherokee who rema i ned in the east, the Act of Congress Roll made in 1854 of Cherokee who were omitted by Siler in 1851, and the Chapman Per Capita Receipt Roll of 1852 of Cherokee who remained in the east. M-18 Register of Letters Received by the Office of lndian Affairs, 1824-80. 126 rolls. M-234 ~~it~~l 1 ~~cei~~e bt e~~~r~f ~~~~ ~~P!~~~~~n~~~~~ ~~ '. !~~~~~~~, Ind i an schoo 1 s, and other sources con ta in not on ly si gnifi cant information on the Government's admin istration of lndian Affairs but also valuable material on the relations of the Indians with white traders, settlers, and soldiers and on intertribal relationships. The records are important for studies of Indian economy and culture as affected by white encroachment, of the hi story of specific tri bes, of the advance of white settlement, particularly in the trans-Mississippi West, and of regional or State history in many areas. The letters are registered in the series above (M-18). They are arranged alphabetically, chiefly by name of superintendency or agency. Five subject files are inserted in the alphabetical sequence: Annuity Goods, Centennial Exhibition, Miscellaneous, Schools and Stocks. Under each alphabetical file title, documents are arranged chronologically by year and thereunder by a registration symbol composed of the initial of the writer's surname and a number. Letters concerning the land reserves of agencies and Indian emigration from agencies are grouped at the end of same of the fi 1es.

M-348 ~eport Books of the Office of Indian Affairs, 1838-85. 53 rolls.

M-2 Records of the Oregon Super i ntendency of Ind i an Affa i rs, 1848-73. 29 rol 1s. M-5 Records of the Washington Super i ntendency of Ind i an Affa i rs, 1853-74. 26 rolls. BENONI BARTLETT TAYLOR FAM ILY BIBLE Submitted by Hershei W. Anderson

PARENT' S NAMES Husband, Benoni Bartlett Taylor Born, May 4th, 1839 Wife, Martha Ann Koplin Barn, September 30th, 1840 Married, February 23rd, 1858 In Pulaski County, Kentucky

CHI LDREN' S NAMES Mary Martha Taylor was horn Feb. 23rd 1860 Maggie Caroline Taylor was barn August lOth 1864 Ella Alice Taylor was born January 12th 1867 Charles Curtice Taylor was barn Sept . lst 1871 Anna Amanda Taylor was barn June 6th 1874 Lewis Benoni Taylor was barn Nov. 26, 1878

MARRIAGES Mary Martha Taylor was married to Charles E. Anderson Dec. 18. 187 3. Maggie Caroline Taylor was married to John C . Hendrix Dec. 16th 1880 . Ella Alice Taylor was married to Benjamin F. White Dec. 7th 1881. Anna Amanda Taylor was married to William F. Chambliss Nov. 30th 1892. Charles Curtis Taylor was married to Anna Koonts Nov. llth 1896 . Lewis Benoni Taylor was married to Jennie E. McClain Nov. !Sth 1896.

DEATHS Martha Ann Taylor Sept. 21, 1905 Departed this li fe Age 64 years, 11 months, 21 days. Benoni Bartlett Taylor Departed this life Jan. 4, 1926 Age 86 years, 8 months. Maggie Caroline Departed this life Feb. 19, 1932. Mary Martha May 28, 1936. Charles Curtis Dec. 1, 1944 . Ella Alice Jan. 16, 1948 . Lewis Benoni May 19, 1949. Anna Amanda Taylor Chambliss

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