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TOr; ARKANSAS fAMILY HISTORIAN
:-; . Arkansas i:'., Genealogical Sodety ~ ~ Volume 28, tl March, 1990 . '~..m., *"'~~ ~~"'7b· 1990 Officers and Directors
President Desmond Walls Allen Vice President Carolyn Earle Billingsley Treasurer Bobbie Jones McLane Corresponding Secretary Frankie Y Holt Recording Secretary Frances Jernigan HistOrian Lynda Suffridge Herald Wensil Clark Parliamentarian Ed Sanders Editor Margaret Harrison Hubbard
Russell P. Baker David Malone Beth Brownlee Freda Massey Juanita Carlon Edwin Moss Jan Eddleman Johnita Glover John Sanders, Jr. Teresa Harris Virginia Wright Roberta Hollis Kathy Buchanan
THE ARKANSAS F AMILY HISTORIAN is the official publication of the Arkansas Genealogical Society. It is published Q\W1erly by the society and entered in the mails under Third Class Permit No. 509.
Membership rate is S15.00 per calendar year. Four issues constitute one year's member ship. Membership may be entered by submission of dues and enrollment data to Arkansas Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 908, Hot Springs, AR 71902-0908.
Neither the Arkansas Genealogical Society, the Board of Directors thereof, nor any indi vidual or committee assume any responsibility for information or materials included herein. Contributors of material are indicated and correspondence should be directed to the con tributors. Notify the Society of any corrections that are needed. -
CONTENTS
President's Page I Treasurer's Report 2 Box 908 3 Current State BIrth Certificate Fees 4 Reunions 6 :,bre FlowerslAnderson Family Thita 7 Early Arkansas Suprane Court Records 8 News in Rhyme Yellville Mountain Echo 11 List ot Families or Imag~nt Soldiers Dallas County 14 Zella M. Hargrove Gaither 17 The History ot the Old Military Road and Indian Trails in ArkallSAA 17 Roster ot Confederate Prisoners at Johnson's Island 21 Coulter Bible Record 26 Descendants ot Jessee Springer 30 Book Reviews 32 ~eries 38 Index 50
Volume 28, No. 1 March, 1990 - Presi.den.t·s Page It's springtime, a time of new beginnings. For genealogists. it's a time to start again on some difficult family line. I want to offer a suggestion to help your research: take a genealogy course and learn more about HOW to search for your family's history.
Samford University in Birmingham. Alabama, hosts the week long Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research each year in June. Prominent lecturers teach genealogists at all levels, beginning with a fundamental course. Participants can stay in a college dormitory for a nominal fee and tuition is inexpensive. Write Mrs. Marilvn Miller Morton. IGHR, Samford University Library. 800 Lakesho~e Drive. Birmingham. AL 35229. for a brochure about this year's Insti tute.
Brigham Young University in Provo. Utah. offers degree and certifi cate programs for genealogists. They have an on-Campus genealogy seminar each summer. Write Brigham Young University. Department of Independent Study, 206 Harman Building. Provo. UT 84602. for more information and a catalog. National Genealogical Society is hoating A Capital Conference. 6-9 June 1990 in the Washington. DC area. Why not recruit a group from your local genealogical society. rent a van. and make yourself a memory? Write NGS. 4527 17th Street North. Arlington, VA 22207-2399, for a conference registration form.
If travel isn't in your plans. NGS offers a tape loan program to it's members and has created a home study course. American Genealo KYl A Basic Course. to teach the fundamentals of research. Many of the lectures from NGS conferences are available on cassette tapes from Triad. PO Box 120. Toulon. IL 61483. Request information from NGS about member benefits and the home study course. and write Triad to request catalogs of recent NGS conference lectures.
Check your local community colleges and universities to see if they are offering non-credit classes in genealogy. If you are a self directed learner. order yourself a good. basic genealogy textbook and get serious about reading it! Is Val D. Greenwood's The Researcher's Guide to American Genealogy on your bookshelf? Treat yourself to a copy.-- I hope I have encouraged you to learn more about this fascinating hobby and I wish you the best in your research endeavors. Desmond Walls Allen TREASURER'S REPORT =ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY ex l2.a.2 -, Submitted by Bobbie J. McLane, Treasurer BALANCE (CHECKING ACCOUNT) 12-31-88 $4,050.45
EXPENSES Quarterly AFH (Printing) $10,140.00
Miscellaneous Printing 2,486.12 (Includes $1,505.40 Reprint Twp. Atlas)
Supplies 730.05 Postage 2,041.52 P. O. Box Rent 72.00 Misc. Expenses (Plaque, Computer Sem., etc.) 334.75 Mailing Services 496.93 Seminar Expense 1710.19 Refunds (Insufficient Check, etc.) 56.00 Equipment Repair (Copier) 183.75 Equipment Purchased (Computer & Printer) 2390.00 Telephone Expenses 289.19 Books purchased for AGS Library 18.00 Book Binding 16.20 Advertising (3 AGS Books, Seminar, Surnam.Dir.) 346.00
TOTAL EXPENSES $21,210.70
DEPOSITS $22,686.00 Interest Earned 293.18 BALANCE IN CHECKING ACCOUNT AS OF 12-31-89 $5,718.93
BALANCE (First Asset Account) 12-31-88 $6,702.70 INTEREST EARNED 331.10 BALANCE IN SAVINGS ACCOUNT AS OF 12-31-89 7,033.80
TOTAL AMOUNT IN TREASURY 12-31-89 $12,752.73
2 BOX 908
Lora McVey Miller of P. O. Box 334. Nowata. OK 74048. asks that we print her letter of November 7.19B9.
"WARN I NG :: OUTLAW GENEALOGY
"On Oct. 5. 1892. the Dalton gang attempted the simultaneous robberv of Coffeyville. Kansas' two banks. Emmett Dalton was the only survivor of the gang. After serving time in prison for his part in the Cofffeyville raid.he met and married JUlia Ann (Johnson) Gilstrap/Lewis in Bartlesville. Oklahoma. on Sept. 1.190B.
A lot has been written about the Dalton gang and much of what has been written and is now being written is nonsense or pure fiction. Early writers invented facts. did not research the records. wrote books and articles full of errors and inaccuracies. Writers after them only researched to past books and articles. repeating these original errors. The more these inaccuracies appeared in print. it began to go down as history. Emmett put out several books. arti cles and movies that contained a lot of fiction also.
For the past few years,there has been a Dalton hoax going on. A new group of less-than-ethical writers have been exploiting the Dalton myths and legends and creating new ones as they go. The stories these writers put forth have no logic. no records to support any of their wild claims and propositions. Most of what they print is not substantiated. They substitute undocumented correspondence and interviews for primary research. They are doing more damage to true Dalton history and the history of connecting families than any other writers before them. Family files and pictures are "missing" from libraries. They are researching and writing about any and every family connected to the Daltons. weaving tales as they go. destroy ing true family histories. One of them "pretended" to be kin to the Johnsons in order to get information. and in turn twisted and turned what was said to make her own story. They are using any tactic they can to get information so they can blow it up and add to it to make a "juicy" story to sell. One source for their books came from a man in Mo. who claimed to be a Dalton descendant. He was a fake who had been in a mental institution. One writer in this group wrote a booklet based on information provided to him by this fake Da 1 ton descendant. One wri ter has d fake genea logy out on the Daltons. which he has three different Dalton families that are unrelated. pulled together as one. He has fake pictures in his booklet also. Readers and genealogists beware on booklets and articles coming out of Springdale. Ark., Waxahatchie. TX. Penn Valley. CA. and Tulsa. Okla, on Daltons and connecting families. They are very wrong and misleading. It is a hoax. They are NOT true histories on these families. They should be sold under FICTION instead of documented research."
3 Mrs. Miller states she found three outl~w querieb il' one of our recent issues and feels a lot of Arkansas families are affected. Emmett Dalton's sisters lived in Arkansas at aIle timH and the fake genealogy put out has Arkansas connections - and gives genealolY a black eye!
CURRENT STATE BIRTH CERTIFICATE FEES Alabama S 5.00 Rhode Island 5.00 South Carol ina 5.00 South Dakota 5.00 Tennessee 10.00 Texas 7.50 Alaska 5.00 Utah 11.00 Arizona 6.00 Vermont 5.00 Arkansas 5.00 Vir~inia 5.00 Cal Hornia 11. 00 Washington 11.00 Colorado 10.00 West Virginia 5.00 Connecticut 3.00 Wisconsin 6.00 Delaware 5.00 Wyoming 5.00 District of Columbia 16.00 Florida S.OO 1/ Georgia 3.00 Hawaii 2.00 -. Idaho 6.00 Illinois 15.00 ARE YOU MOVING??? Indiana 6.00 Iowa 6.00 Kansas 6.00 If you are. please send us a notice Kentucky 5.00 of your new address and the effec Louisiana 8.00 tive date so your next issue of The Maine 5.00 Arkansas Family Historian will Maryland 4.00 reach you on time. Massachusetts 6.00 Michigan 10.00 It helps greatly if we have correct Minnesota 11. 00 delivery addresses BEFORE our MiSSissippi 10.00 quarterly mailings are entered in Missouri 4.00 the mails. Montana 5.00 Nebraska 6.00 Thanks for your help. Nevada 6.00 New Hampshire 3.00 New Jersey 4.00 New Mexico 10.00 ARKANSAS HERITAGE WEEK is May 12- New York (State) 15.00 20, 1990. Contact Department of New York City 5.00 Arkansas Heritage. 225 East Mark North Carolina 5.00 ham. Suite 200, Little Rock. AR North Dakota 7.00 72201 (501-371-1639) for more Ohio 7.00 information on this annual event. Oklahoma 5.00 Oregon 8.00 Pennsylvania 4.00
4 NOTEWORTHY
JOB(E) JOURNAL published quarterly by Bill Jobe, 3804 Carpenter Avenue, Studio City, CA 91604, is another fine family publication well prepared. well printed and chock full of good material. Aver aging 25 pages per issue with an index in the last issue each year,it is an exceLlent journaL devoted to this family and many allied lines. Queries are included in each issue. Write for more information.
HITE FAMILY NEWSLETTER is mailed from Belle Grove, P. O. Box 137. Middletown,VA 22645-the issue we received is a small one without a volume number. but containing some Hite family material and a map of Jefferson County, Kentucky. DOUTHIT ANCESTRY is published twice yearly, winter and summer, and the editor is Jan Douthit Weir, 3900 Bogey Court. Lake ValLey, Longmont, CO 80501.
HORNBECK HUNTING is another new surname publication by Shirlev Hornbeck, Rt. 1, Box 304 A, Mineola. TX 77351. Commenced in 1987, we received a copy of Volume 3, No. 3 containing 25 pages of data relating to Hornbecks. It is published three times a year. GENEALOGICAL JOURNAL OF JEFFERSON COUNTY, NEW YORK. was sent to us by Patricia R. James. P. O. Box 4511. Boise,ID 84711-4511. Volume One, Issue Three. September 1969. contains 36 pages of good re - search material for this county. THE PETTIT CORRESPONDENT is edited by Michael Cooley, 263 Water Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060. Queries are included, and Volume 2. No. 3.contains a researcher directory. indicating the submitter's interest in the individual. family, locality and years.
THE NEW BOSTONIAN is by the New Boston Genealogical Society. c/o Inez Yarberry, P. O.Box 404. New Boston. TX 75570, a newly formed group. GEORGE LITTLE FAMILY ASSOCIATION formation is announced by Terry Little, 306 West 21st St .• No. 2D, New York, NY 10011, and revolving around George Little. an early settler in Newbury, MA, having ar rived in 1640. They are planning a 350th Anniversary Celebration in August 1990. at the farm he established which is the oldest farm in the U.S. continuously cultivated by the same family.
NOTICE has been given by the Department of Commerce that effective October 1. 1989, the fee for age and citizenship searching service will be increased to $25.00 for all searches. Additional transcript copies, if desired, are $2.00 each. Full schedules (for genealogy) will be furnished upon request at a charge of $6.00 each. Request NEW forms BC-600 from United States Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Personal Census Service Branch. Pittsburg. KS 66762. - Destroy all the old forms as they are obsolete. Brigham Young University is offering two ,enealolicdl training programs in 1990. May 18-19 SOURCES IN WASHINGTON DC. a special seminar designed to teach record analysis. analyzing pedigree prob lems and reading early American handwriting, with emphasis on sources and research at the National Archives. l.ibrary of Congress, DAR Library and National Genealogical Society Library. August 8-10 FAMILY HISTORY AND GENEALOGICAL CONFERENCE, a major annual confer ence held on campus at Brigham Young and covering a wide range of sUbjects. If you would like further information on these training programs, you should write them at 155 Harman Building. Brigham Young University, Provo, UT 84602. Dr call toll-free for a brochure 1-900-342-5298. Greenwood-Leflore Public Library has scheduled a genealogy seminar on 31 Mar~h 1990 at the Leflore County Civic Center. Speaker for the day is Ms. Ann Anderson of Gulfport who will speak on Migra tions, Lineage Papers. Cemeteries, and Library Resources. Ms.Ander son specializes in Mississippi research and publishes MISSISSIPPI RECORDS and LOUISIANA RECORDS. Registration is S12 and the seminar will begin at 9:00 a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m. with lunch available. The contact address is 405 W. Washington. Greenwood. MS 38930.
Friends of Genealogy. P. O. Box 17835. Shreveport, LA 71138 announce a Spring Genealogical Seminar and Book Fair. March 2 dnd 3, 1990, at st. Mary of the Pines Catholic Church. 1050 Bert Kouns Industrial Loop, Shreveport. LA. Speaker for the day will be Elizabeth Shown Mills. Heritage Quest will also have a program. Vendors will have material available.
REUNIONS
JOSLIN - The Fifth Joslin Reunion and Potluck will be held Saturday. May 5,1990, 8:00 a.m.to 3:00 p.m. at Burns Park Hospitality House, North Little Rock. AR. Contact Jane Gangluff. 206 Mills st .• North Little Rock. AR 72117, 501-945-2917.
JEFFFINGTON Reunion and Potluck will be held Saturday, May 26, 1990, 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Pavilion No.1. Toad Suck Park. west side of Arkansas River (Hwy 60 West from Conway. AR). Contact June Gangluff. 206 Mills St .• North Little Rock, AR 72117.501-945- 2917.
NICHOLS The annual reunion in honor of Samuel Joseph NicholA. 1822-1884. and his wife Sarah Richardson Nichols. 1824-1896, who lived in Montgomery. Hempstead and Sharp Counties. Arkansas. will be held in the Group Pavilion at Lake Charles State Park (west of Walnut Ridge, Arkansas). Saturday. 9 June 1990. Their twelve chil dren were: William Martin; John Tavlor m Charlotte Arkansas Carver; Lavinia Jane m John W. Snider; Sa~uel James m Martha Jane Osborn; Louisa m John F. Rucker; Alexander C. m Malisssa J. Morris; Tolbert Franklin m Sarah Elizabeth Allen: Robert Johnson m Margaret Louisa Ware; Isaac M. m Martha E. Norman; Marv Elizabeth m 1st James F. O·Neal. 2nd John H. Norman, 3rd Stephen ~. Tyler, 4th John J. Midd lecoff; Sarah M. m tst John William Hamilton, 2nd Thomas James Swaf-
6 ford: Martha A. m Joseph Walter Harnillun. For further informdtioll. contact OreU", Nichols Turner, 317 Braden St.. Jacksonvi lie. All 72076-4125 (501-982-5331).
-- TACKETT. TACKITT. TACKIT annua I l'euni on will be at Burns Park. Li tt 1e Rock. August 11 (tentative). for details cont.act Joe Waters. 72 Plantation Dr., Little Rock. AR 72206 (501=490-0695).
RICE Family Reunion, August 1990, 5th Avenue Park, Conway, All. Contact Danny J. Turner, 121 Oaklawn Dr., Conway.AR 72032.
THOMPSON - First Sunday in June, Bidwell Parks Hooker Oak Recreation Area, (East on East Avenue). Chico, California. Contact Mrs. Wendell Morrison. 1022 Barry Rd .• Yuba City. CA 95991.
I.INKER - Linker Family Reunion. June 1990, at Russellville. AR. For more information contact L. H. Linker. 400 West Hanning. Howe. TX 75059, or Alice Hollis. Rt. 4, Box 559, Russellville, AR 72801.
SANDERS The reunion of the children and grandchildren of James Wiley and Leah (Smith) Sanders will gather at the home of Marjorie (Sanders) Rees on 20 May 1990. Address: Rt.2. Box 352, Austin. AR 72007. telephone 501-843-5173. Potluck dinner.
Descendants of Morgan. Owen(s).Lavender. Caldwell. Wallace. Irons. Griffins and Reed. Reunion on Fathers Day.June 17. at Mount Vernon. Washington state. Contact Wilma Ranger, 9705 Berksbire Lp. SE, Olympia. WA 98503.
iF
The September, 1989. issue of AFH contained material on the Flow ers/Anderson families in Little River County. submitted by Vera S. Rock. Rt. 5. Box 362. Spokane. WA 99208. Ms. Rock has supplied the following additional information:
SEVIER COUNTY RECORDS - PROBATE Book 9. page 118 Record of Sevier County Probate - May 1866
In the matter of the estate of Strothp.r Flowers. Deed. by Marinda Flowers - his widow. Motion on property
Comes said Marluda Flowers the widow of said Strother Flowers deceased and filing her inventory and appraisment bill of said Estate. which were severely examined by the court and is round to have been made in accordance with law and has been approved by the court. And it appears to the satisfaction of the court from the reading of said appraisment Bill of said Estate that the property of the Estate of said deceased was appraised at the sum of one hundled and seventy five dollars and fifty cents. Th~refore on motion of said Marinda Flowers widow as it is ordered by the court that the Estate of the said Strother-Flowers deceased b~ and the same is hereby vested absolutely in the said same Marinda Flowers widow uf said Strother Flowers deceased. In accordance with the statutes in such case made and promised.
(continued on page 10)
7 Early Arkan,sas Suprellle Court-: h',e<;ords
By Desmolld Wall~ Allen
Arkansas Genealogical Society has a wYll-kept s~cret that may help YOtlr research, especially in 'burned counties,' counties in which records have been lost. Early ""preme Court records call h"lp Ei I I the record void in burned counties and provide informotion for other counties, too.
Most civil and criminal cases in early Arkansas were tried in either circuit or chancery courts. When decisions of those courts failed to satisfy the parties concerned, appeals to the Arkansas Supreme Court were sometimes made. The appeal process required the attorney of the appeoling party to file a 'brief' or record of the original trial with tIle Supreme Court, citing some valid reason why the justices should review the case, If the Supreme Court heard the case and rendered a decision, the opinion became part of Arkansas law.
Summaries of the cas~s were written and published chronologically in a series of law books called Arkansas Repf~t'!;s. The original briefs and answering briefs filed by the other party in the case became a part of the Supreme Court's records. ~omplete sets of the Arkansas Reports series are difficult to find and are indexed only by point of law and by the plaintiffs' and defendallts' names.
Now for the well-kept secret: in 19B7, Joan Thurman Taunton, a legal secretary with access to a complete set of Arkallsas Beports, made abstracts of the cases beginning with the first term in January 1837, through January IB(,l. She looked at the material with a ge nealogist's view, pulling all names and relationships from the summaries. Her index, Abstracts Qi Arkans"s_ Report,~_:.. ,January 1837 through January IB61 was published in 19BB by ArkansCts Genealogical SO<.:iety.
Joan's book lists the case material in chronological order. The case citation, names of all parties involved, brief inturmatioll about the dispute, and county and court from which the appeal was mode are itemized. The book has a full name index.
Unfortunately, the book hasn't sold as well as other reference works published by AGS. Why not? Perhaps researchers don't see the immedi ate ,'elevance of the mdterial, or they don't want to invest $20 in a book that might not have any reference to their families.
III response to slow sales', AGS has prepared a 'surname index' (last ndmes only) to Abstracts of Arkansas Reports, containing about 2,400 names. For a free copy of the surname index, send a long self-ad dressed, stamped envelope to Arkansas Genealogical Society, PO Box 90B, Hot Springs, AR 71902-090B. An order form for the book accompa nies the index. AGS hasn't the staff (Margaret Harrison Hubbard, party of one and unpaid at that) to look up individual requests in the book's full name index, so please do not ask about a specific name.
8 What are these cases about? Heavy legal issues? No, many concern common, everyday, even petty, affairs. Who did people sue in the good old days? Why, neighbors and relatives, of course. Your person of interest need not have been a principle in a case to help your research. Suppose you 'Jose' an ancestor in a burned county between 1640 and 1650. That's a broad span of time to search scanty sources for a death record notice. However. if you find him signing a bond or witnessing an instrument mentioned in these Supreme Court records in, say. 1647. your search period narrows.
Abstracts of Arkansas Reports can be especially helpful to research ers interested in black ancestry. Slaves were valuable property and often mentioned in lawsuits. A separate index of slave names is included after the full name index.
Here's a sample case from the January term. 1647, (7 Ark. 241.), Carr vs. Crain, et aI, appealed from Perry County Circuit Court. (The courthouse burned in 1662.) John Tucker died in November 1632 and his will was probated in Conway County. He left a dollar to his lawful wife, Happy Trance Tucker, and a dollar to his lawful chil dren by her: Elizabeth Lucas; heirs of his deceased daughter Sally Madlock; and heirs of his deceased son, Larry Tucker. He left slaves, Louis, Diana, and Maria, to his "companion" Fanny Smith. His children by Fanny were Martha Crain. wife of Harris Crain: James Tucker; William Tucker; Alfred Tucker; Melissa Titsworth; Jefferson Tucker; and Fanny Tucker. Mr. Tucker left slaves and land to his children by Fanny Smith. After Mr. Tucker died, Melissa married James Campbell; Fanny married Richard H. Burtram; and Fanny Smith married James Carr. Fanny Smith Carr died 12 February 1641 without leaving a will. The children of Mr. Tucker and Fanny Smith sued James Carr to regain possession of the slave Maria and Maria's children. Jack and Winney. who were born after Mr. Tucker's death.
How's that for an amazing amount of genealogical information? Most of the cases aren't that rich, this example is just to illustrate the possibilities, All this information about the Tucker case came from Abstracts of Arkansas Reports.
Suppose you find an interesting case in Abstracts of Arkansas Re ports. How do you pursue it? The case citation (example: 7 Ark. 241.) leads you to the opinion summary printed in Arkansas Reports, the multi-volume series. You may write Arkansas Supreme Court Li brary, Justice Building, Little Rock, AR 72201, and request photo copies of the pages on which the case summary and opinion are print ed. The charge is twenty-five cents per page. How do you estimate the number of pages? Joan's books lists the cases in chronological order. the order they're listed in the law books. The second number in the case citation. '241' in the example above, is the page num ber. Look at the next case citation and subtract to estimate the number of pages. Most are less than ten pages. Law libraries in other states may have copies of the Arkansas Reports series. Check your local law library.
So far, so good. Now for the hard part. Primary document hounds won't stop with the published summary - they want to see the actual briefs filed by the attorneys in the case. What do briefs contain? Everything - statements to the Supreme Court about the point of law or reason the decision of the trial court wasn't satisfactory,
9 depos i tions, transcripts o[ re levant informat iun, exhibi ts and mo!"" , [r the case involves dlstrihulion of an estate, a copy of the will may be included. All sorts of papers are included in briefs. The briefs are a part of the Supreme Court records, so when the county - courthouse burned, tIle information was not destroyed.
The briefs for the Supreme Court cases before 1927 have been trans terred to the Arkansas History Commission. They are arranged by case fi Ie number no relation to the case citation in the Arkansas Repnrts series. There are 807 boxes of these briefs. There is a finding aid of sorts to some of the materidl - a card file in semi alpha order by the parties to the suit. It is incomplete and it ends with [907! If the year of the case is known, tiler'! are some Records of Proceedings ledgers with case numbers. The card file a'nd ledgers are stored at tbe Arkansas History Commission and an appointment can be made to examine them. The boxes of briefs ar~ stored off the premis~s and a request must be made for a member of the staff to r"Lrleve specific files. More bad news - even if <'I case file number is lu~ated and a search is made in the boxe. of briefs, there is a s j g'll fi cant chance the Cdse file is mis! Sound interesting? It starts with Joan Thurman Taullt(ln'S book, Arkansas Genealogical Society's well-kept secn~t. Order yon I' copy of lhe surname index to Abstra.;t...~ of ~rkansas Reports and good luck on your l'esear.;h. 41 (Flowers/Anderson, continued from page 7) Pages from a small notebook show the following: Walter Anderson berryad in Forman, Ark. ~1I'. and Mrs.Anderson, Earnest, John, Daisy, Emery, Liser? Oak Hill Graveyard, Forman, Ark. Liddle J. Sanford buried Wicks, Ark. Turia? A. Fain, Henryetta, Oklil. Katie S. Sanford, Wickes,Ark. - lO !leW 1. Rh"" - !ellvi11e Ibmtain Kcl!g. J!I!!1!!Irr 18. 1889 Ooo't thinl< lIB a pooet for I ... ..,... I ate IIJ' d.JJmer, -**d a cigar, Judqo Ooeno .... in tawn that day Neither aI I a poet·s aob, Chatted IIIII1il. with the Dr. there, HoldinQ CoUI1ty court they say 8IJt if I eel! find the t1tne, 'l'heII ~ IlJ toilet ODd ell ~l.t., The Judge in JOIIII\l but know. the 1... I sball write ..... ""... in rbJ\llO. I "1JI1tered slowly dawn tha street. And ia os _ .. any in Arltan.sas '!'he """"""" my not pl.eul the _ I wont to the ~ office, _ letter to CollIIIbwt Poynter wbo I ",,11 1m •• , '!'he steps will he misplaced, I r_, write lias out collecting the revenue. IIld 1l!Icle Jack IIoe with lodul tw:niDg 8IJt I'm not writing for renown, wbite For fear I've lIOrried ,... this t!... I'. 9imply jotting items dawn. I'll wait till aext to end my rhyme. Treated .. kindly os he treats evwyaI8, If the style yeu delpiae, IIld !lido ... acquainted with b1.t prca!aing 'l'brougb the Echo criticize...... January 25, 1889 IIJ lIt'i ting :!HIS you doiD; 'lIlA'!' I oext stopped into IteDr1 '_'. store, May esuse ..... 1__ to IJl'OII fat. IIld there __ a dozan or pnlbobly 1IOte; I chetted IIIII1ile .ith • IIIi.ning !DOD Inquired for "lndyll Callahan;: I started out ..... t1tne ago, IIld all ...... treding or trJing to treds, To travel 20 miles or 10. I heve no idea boll ..a. ....y he !lido. 8IJt ..... informed he .... at baoo, So cut in the str.t again I roam. I left Wbite river, 90111\1 _ 8IJt IteDr1 18 eortainly doing ...:ll IIld rode on borIIoIledt - 'tie the but f .... the ..,..,t of gocda I $IV bill IIIll. "lInel. Billy" Lefevers !lOS heuling l.nyv I caM 0'''' IIIOWltoins wild ODd bare I vvy IIIICb v1abed a to _, l!ld looUd as '-' .. aortal could. PlII088d thrI:lugh valleyo rich ODd fmir. IIld eftor ""'lUiring for floyd IUJd r. - I paued rigbt on, ...t thr... or four ROCky little farms I $IV, IIld libitfield Herr1.t; I received a obock ODd ""tend into _1'1 Store; IIld ..... the but in lrIamoru. 01> hearing tbst flOfd ... at Llttle lIocIt Here IIIiDanLl speelmeca were. displayed, '!'he cotton stalli:.l lookscl bare ODd 01_ 'l'het IIeI:t bed g lb, lib, 1.t it that ___ be He ukscI about !If boalth ,... m.; IIld without aootber liII\lle stq>, forever sunil: in poverty; J1IIIt. os he did fcur .,.tba ago. I ..tend Briggs Bladtll8ith Shop Wbile others with bitt Uttle toil Judge '., • Marion PU- _ I _ with \II'OOt surprioe, Roll in riebe. fat os oil. la esa1.tting in the office here !!ore tb&II • do...., hefo... !If eyes, 'ellville' 0 siljbts reUeved IlJ IIIind ''Bob'' Briggs ..... shoeing Ecdsley' a IIld Charle, WU ...., the IIoIrtler 1dDd, ..:tes, "lb" Hot~ !lOS sbarponing np the TaUs IlJ borao ODd feoda b1.t ...:11 Deputy Sheriff Dnb .... here, tonI•• And I go strDiljbt to b1.t pa'. blttal. John Covin<;too, Jailer, too ...... , '- I!IIdaleJ Aid b1.t folks __ ..11, end l!ld both """ _ ODd __ Here 1 vill real a _ or tllO, This to b1.t far ...y friends 1 tell. IIld fallville'. siljbts reveal to ,... Iibo v1ll the 1ft with ille deflUJd. 11 January 25, Continued So his face I did nat see February I, 1889 Which he'll reqret a. IlUch as .... There were Henry Hudson and Elbert Hoe, L.diu H..... ill Rb_ William Lefevers, too~ you knov. Ben Weast's old sbop I quiclcly passed by • Lady In Wilson's Drugstore, I .topped and Bud Covington and Jim McLure <)oUaed The ladies tbink it strange indeed, Either one of which was sure, That circumstances have decreed, With three or four I long had _, He could any of the others beat, Then oo...ro walked on steps of stone. The poet should talk so raucb of mea J Playing marbles in shop or street. And never """ok in praise of th.... I entered the store of Berry and Son Uncle Henry Hudson in the shop I met ShOOK hands and cbat ted with everyane; Secluded in a place like this He'. smiling about the election yet. Deprived of faahions chams and bliss, This lim is also doing ...11, I joked awhile with the boy. in tbere And """,y 900ds they daily sell Buried in wilds ramote and free, Warned my hands by the cbercoal fire Often their names in print should be Cam was dovn about the lllines, Then southward, quickly J my steps I Jim Wickorsbao! was ~ linas, I'll my poem with Mrs. Blake ccmoence: bent A lady of refin.... t and good sense. And into Layton and Covdreyts wct. TO POIOell, Clayton and Lo;aD Roots And I IIOUld almost bet 111 boots, Sbe', alva!1 as pl...... t .. sbe = be, Here I found a bluin<;! four foot fire And viII 01081s invite you to stay for As the spar... fl•• upward bigber and If Jim is tr... ted half ""1 fair Tea. He'll be our nest Land RaQistar. At Gr_ Sea... l'. I nest called in, I I!a1:11IO 12 February 1, 1889, Continl>Od February 8, 1889 But pass right bock without. stop Into Cowdrey Bros. Barbor Shop. - in IIhJme I !MDt fraa ber to Grmillo 1Ioe' 8 [Cont1nl>Od froo _ before last] AIId received tbe ld ...... 8be al""JS With Jim ODd Will I stoyed awhile, sbon, lion "'l'lll..D9 I _ iIcMI tbe _ '!hey shaved and flxed "., op in style. AIId """" as I'd III!' brHlr:fast eat Sbe .... cbeerful aIId pr!!IlIIE'iJ>g • """ck I fOllDd. tbe whol. bouse all O. K. Of hrNd aIId chi"""" foe lln<:I8 J8ck. I ..t Doc 8ryon in tbe road, AIId I passed out and _t III!' ...,. But failed to paJ hill llbat I ~. I Mid good-bJO aIId _t ove.r to Jana' S __It if I can find tile time, For ~ JOII 1maII bile! gone to Wut '!be Dr ..... look1nq fresh aIId ",,11, I'll diJIh aut _ther rbflllll. Plo1n8; Ite boards JOII 1maII at \lout'. Hotel. + Sbe .... cbeerfullJ siDiIiD9 tbe lq Joe liard .... up aIId in bis abop, hoor. _ Iiit.b hill aIId TIIaIpsc:RI, ....,118 I atop lIot.: No further ''Rhyming'' articl•• Iibil. tbe children arOIIIId bar """ have JOt been fOUDd. bwIy at ploJ Charley Cellpbell thea .,.. in, AIId "" began """ JOr'08 to spin. To lira. llIIdsco>'s I opeadily """t, For to go tbe r Hers I fOUD !MJ trMt tbe _1. CD tbe aquare AIId I .... \llad to _t tn. t.be.re. Bro ...... jut. thea .... in, AIId stack tbe boJO for a l1ttI8 tin, I fOUD .... _ tbe t1llller I aut upied, gj.ul? Butl"" .... I1tt1J>g by bis aida. la? _ """ "- a baH botel But bora I will DO 10119'1X" d1IIIll, 13 LIST OF FAMILIES OF INDIGENT SOLDIERS Dallas County, Ark~ns~s County Court Reco,'ds, Bc)ok "B" Apri I term, 1863 The following materiell is an Index, by soldier's name,to the families found in the "List of Fami I ies of Indigent Soldiers" in the Apri I )863 term of the County Court Records (Book"B"), In the court records nil members of the soldier's family, their age and relationship to him are given. Also listed is his home (not in all cases Dallas County), Ilis regiment, and if he is "in service" or "dead", A copy of the listing for a particular soldier may be obtained from the Arkansas History Commission, One Capitol Mall, Little Rock, AR 72201. This listing was contributed by Lynda Suffridge who states there may he ~imilar listings for other counties. Name of Soldier' ('o1!.ptv Page ADAMS, p, Da II as 237 ALLEN, James Da I I a s 2:34 ALLRED, I. O. Da 11 as 238 ALLRED, Nas Da 11 as 235 ALRED, Wm.C. Da 11 a;; 238 ANDERSON, F. J. Dallas 2:34 ASHLEY, T. J. Clark 237 BARKER, \~m . T. Da II as 234 BASSETT, Nathan Dallas 2:1 8 BEARD, J. A. Ouachita 238 BEARD,J. W. Da I I as 215 RETTIS • .1. C. Dallas 238 BETTIS, Wm. Dallas 218 BLAKEl.Y, Thad Da I las 234 BLOOD, T. Z, Da I I as 237 BOSWELL, T. C. Clark 237 BRYANT, James Dallas 236 BROWN, E. G. Dallas 333 BUSH, .James Da II as 232 BUTTER, J L. Da I I as 237 CABLE, Daw Dallas 236 CALHOUN, J. Da I I as 237 CARTER, e! • C. Da II as 234 CASTNER,W. Da II as 232 CHADWICK, P.F. Dallas 237 CHANDLER, Huel W. Dallas 232 CHANDLER, T. Da II as 211 CHEWING, J. A. Da II as 230 CHILDERS, Berry Da II as 234 CHILDERS, Will iam Dallas 234 CLEMMONS, Wm. Da 11 as 235 COOK, Peter Da I las 237 CROUSE, Jo, Dallas 2]1 CROWDER, J. R. T. Da II as 232 ,---- DANIEL, Wm. Dr.d\as 336 DAVIDSON, R. A. Da II as 237 DAWS, Wm. D,,118s 237 I 1 DEDMAN, Saul Da I I as 230 DENNY, R. M. Dallas 236 DOHERTY, W. Da lias 236 DORRIS, G. M. Da lias 237 '- DYER, Rich Dallas 231 EVERETT, W. M. Da lias 238 FIKES, J. W. Da II as 233 FLYNN, W. J. Da lias 238 FORTUNE. J. N. Da II as 235 FRAZIER. A. W. Dallas 235 GAINSVILL, Lem Calhoun 235 GARNER. W. H. Dallas 233 GARRETT. T. A. Da lias 237 GIBSON. Lilburn Da II as 234 GILBERT. G. W. Ouachita 230 GOCHEN, Wm. P. Dallas 235 HANEY. Wm. Da II as 233 HANNA, Wm. J. Dallas 231 HARDAWAY, E. Da II as 238 HARRIS, Neil Da II as 236 HARRISON, T.C. Da 1 I as 231 HASTY, Ben Da lias 234 HEARN, Jos. Da II as 234 HEARNS. J. T. Da 11 as 236 HEARNSBERGER. R.T. Dallas 235 HIGGINBOTHAM. Wm. Da lias 235 HOOKER. John M. Sal ine 234 HUDDLESTON, Jo. Dallas 235 HUDSON, M. Dallas 238 HUDSON, Mordecai Dallas 238 HUTCHINSON. W. A. Da 11 as 238 JILES. J. M. Da lias 233 JOHNSON, J. M. Da lias 232 KEY. W. IL Dallas 238 LIVINGSTON, J. C. Dallas 236 MANN. Wm. P. Dallas 234 MARTIN, Mordecai Dall as 236 MARTIN, William J. Conway 230 MILAM, J. O. Dallas 232 MITCHELL, J. T. Dallas 238 MORRIS, S. T. Dallas 238 MORRISON. C. Dallas 231 MORRISON. W. Dallas 231 MOSLEY. Wm. Dallas 233 McCREIGHT, W. Y. Da II as 231 McKAY, Ed R. Da lias 232 McKAY. J. L. Dallas 232 MAILER. Riley Calhoun 235 NELSON, Thos. Dallas 238 NIX, Jno. M. Dallas 237 NIX, Reuben Hot Spring237 OWEN, Saml. A. Dallas 236 PARSONS. Thos. Da II as 237 PATTERSON, A. Dallas 231 PENNINGTON. J. W. Dallas 235 PETERS, James F. Dall as 232 PETTY. W. Pike 233 PHILLIPS. James Dallas 237 PRICE, J. W. Da 1 1as 213 PRYOR, E. F. Da ILlS '2 "'} 7 PRYOR, W. P. Da 1 1a s 2 ,}7 RHODES, T. B. D1'\11"5 238 RICHARDSON, J. N. D,.tlas 233 ROBBINS, D1!.11a,; 2,)7 (wife Rebecca) RODGERS, Turner Dallas 234 RODGERS, H. J. Dallas 231 IWGERS, Moses Oa II as 232 ROGERS, Spirous A. Da II as 2'32 ROSS, Wm. P. Dallas 237 RUSSELL, \I'm. Da II as 237 SEYMORE, Thos. Da I I a!> 233 SHANKLE, E. Da II as ~10 SHANKLE, John Da II as 2:J0 SHANKLE, Thomfls Da 1 I as 230 SIMS, James W. 011. II as 232 SMEDLEY. Zach Da II as <36 SOMERELL, W. Da II as 235 SOMERELL, W. N. Da II as 235 SORRELLS, D. B. Dallas ~31 SOUTHALL. J. T. Oed las 322 STANFIELD. J. W. Oa I I as 237 STARK, C.V. Da I I as 238 STONE,John Da I I as 237 STOVER, J. M. Da II as 234 STUART. I.. M. Dallas 2 :14 STUART. Wm. B. Dallas ~J4 SWAN. Alex Dallas 237 TAYLOR. Saml. A. 011. 11 as 232 -- TAYLOR. Sidney J. Dallas 2:32 TEMPLETON. Alex Dallas 232 TOONE. G. W. Da II as 237 TRAMMEL. Dennis Da II a s 236 WALTHALL, J. L. Da II a s 238 WALTON, E.G. Da 11 as 238 WALTON. John Da lias 238 WEST. J. L. Da II as 238 WHITE. Geo. W. Da 11 as 238 WIGGIN. Z. !lallas 233 WIGGINGTON, W. J. Da 11 as 235 WOLAM, W.S. (7) 0<\11 as 232 WOOD. Wm. Dallas 234 YEARGAN. F. M. Da II as 231 YOUNG, W.A. Da II as 237 Our thanks to Lynda Suffridge for sharing this good information. 16 ZELLA M. HARGROVE GAITHER by _. RUSSELL P. BAKER Oi:z:ella "Zelia" M. Hargrove Gaither was born on April 5, 1854, in Covington County, Mississippi. She was the third of the seven chil dren born to John L. and Mary Ann Hargrove. Soon after her birth the family settled on a plantation near Brandon in Rankin County. After the Civil War Mr. Hargrove moved his family into Brandon and began to practice law. Soon after 1870 they relocated to Shreveport, Louisi ana. Zelia received her education at the Brandon Female College where she showed an early interest in literary matters. However, a family ill ness soon compelled her to begin what was to become a lifelong ca reer. Late in 1874 she moved to the Texarkana.Arkansas-Texas area and began working as a governess and then as a school teacher. It was here she met Eli Robert Gaither, a Confederate Veteran. who was connected with a local mercantile business. They were married in Shreveport on March 25, 1879. Soon after Mr. Gaither began a term as Texarkana City Clerk. However. an illness contracted during the War recurred. rendering him an invalid for the remainder of his life. To support her family. Mrs. Gaither returned to teaching. and later established the Texarkana Female Seminary. Her husband died on Febru ary 14, 1904. Following his. death. she resumed her literary career and devoted - much of her time to "historic writing". At the time of her death. on April 11. 1940. at the Arkansas Confederate Home in Little Rock. she had compiled a number of articles and several book length manuscripts. However. only her histories of Hot Springs and of the Arkansas Confed erate Home, as well as the pamphlet reproduced below on the Old Mili tary Road. were all that were printed; these being published between 1920 and 1925. Zelia and Eli had no children. She was survived by a nephew, Tom H. Moores of Texarkana, who received all of her non-published works at her death. THE HISTORY OF THE OLD MILITARY ROAD and INDIAN TRAILS IN ARKANSAS By MRS ZELLA HARGROVE GAITHER With many deprivations, many days of hard work. and at an uncomfort able expense. I have gathered data for the history of the Old Mili tary Road across Arkansas. the Indian trails that preceded it, and the Confederate roads and mail routes that followed it. 1 1 This work is done for the History Commission of Arkansas. and under its auspices. and was begun when Dr. J. H. Reynolds was Secretary of the History Commission. There is no appropriation to meet this ex- pense. and I have had to earn my expenses, from day to day, as I ~ have gone from place to place to secure the date from the living men and women whose ancestors were associated with the work of surveying or blazing the road and the cutting of the trees to open the blazed route. Then the subsequent removal of the Indians from their ances- tral homes to their new homes in the wilderness of the Reservation given them in exchange for their homes through the South. The Old Military Road begins in Georgia and Florida. and extends across Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas. From Arkansas on the west it enters what is now Oklahoma. When the road was opened it entered the Indian Territory at Ultima Thule, at the State border line. Fort Towson was established as a fort of supply as well as a fort of defense. Letters sent out from Fort Towson were postmarked "Arkan sas" even as late as 1842. Military roads from other States meet at Fort Towson, which seems to have been a central meeting place for emigrant Indians and troops. The purpose of the establishment of the Old Military Road was to remove the Indians from the Southern States. There are several branches of the Old Military Road. One enters Arkansas at Memphis, Tenn. This branch passes through Little Rock, and runs almost parallel with the Iron Mountain Railroad till it reaches near Arkadelphia. There it goes a little north of west and goes to Washington, Hempstead County, Arkansas, and thence to Ultima Thule and to Fort Towson. The second branch enters Arkansas at or near Gaines' Landing, on the Mississippi River. It passes through Monticello. Warren and Cam den. thence to Washington, Hempstead County. Camden was, in the days of Indian emigration. a most important point on the Old Military Road. because. being at the head of navigation on the Ouachita River. many Indians came by boat and proceeded west in wagon trains. The third branch enters Arkansas from Louisiana. at a point south of Magnolia. Columbia County. There was no resting-place on Arkan sas land on this branch until the emigrants reached Washington. Hempstead County. Magnolia is a city of a later generation. The Old Military Road passes directly across from the present-day townsite; and. in one part of the city, is called "Jackson Street". Magnol ia is now a very important place on the Old Military Road in the present-day developments. This branch of the Old Military Road extends through Louisiana north and south. The information gathered indicates that this branch of the road enters Louisiana from Southern Mississippi, somewhere near New Orleans. - Between New Orleans and Baton Rouge the original road has been re claimed and built into a drive. a distance of ninety miles. At 1 8 Natchitoches. La •• another considerable strip has been reclaimed and made into a boulevard. An effort is being made by the Sorosis Club of Magnolia. Columbia County. in co-operation with the County Judge of that county. to get in co-operation with the Louisiana people. so as to reclaim the entire length of the original road. and thus create an attractive drive from the gulf coast to Arkansas through Magnolia. thence to Washington, Hempstead County. then westward to Oklahoma, and possi bly northward to Nashville, Murfreesboro,etc .• etc .• into the Arkan sas Ozarks. Judge McCall of Ouachita County,and the club ladies of Camden are endeavoring to get in co-operation with the club ladies and County Judges east of them, towards the Gaines' Landing, on the Mississippi River, in order to establish a connected county drive of the origi- nal Old Military Road. Much of the original road through these counties has always been maintained, and is still kept up as a county road. The streams that need to be bridged are already supplied with steel bridges in most of these counties. The line extending through Camden and crossing the Mississippi River at Gaines Landing passes through the original LeFlore plantation in Mississippi. Green LeFlore was one of the Indian chiefs who made the treaty for the removal of the Indians from the South. His plantation was crossed by the original road. The town of Greenwood is named for Green LeFlore. The splendid edifice erected in the western reserva tion. near the old Wheelock Academy, for Chief Green LeFlore. in exchange for his residence in Mississippi, is in a fine state of preservation. His daughter, Mrs. Garland, has occupied it. Chief LeFlore never moved west. His grandson. Judge John Garland now owns and occupies this Western home. A full description of it is embodied in the Complete History of the Old Military Road. The Military Roads were established for the Confederacy in 1861-65. There are a number of these in different parts of the State. A road was opened between Little Rock and Fort Smith as a matter of expedi ency for troops and supplies. In 1831-32 a military road was blazed and cut out by a military force between Fort Smith and Fort Towson. for the purpose of sending supplies or troops from Fort Smith in case of emergency. This old road from Fort Smith, Ark., to Fort Towson, Okla .• is now used. much of the way. for rural mail routes. Many Indians went west as the road was being located and opened. But the major portion went between 1830 and 1840. Sometimes they went in crowds of 5,000 or 10,000, or even more. Once a large body of them had cholera. When they reached Little Rock they were kept in detention east of the river until the disease abated. Many died. The others were not allowed to pass through Little Rock. They made a detour and proceeded west. At Camden people are living who can remember the Indians. in squads of 5.000 and 10,000. passing. Some came up the Ouachita River and were carried in wagons to Washington, Hempstead County, and thence 1 9 to Indian Territory. These teams were hired by the United States Government. One man. of Columbus. Hempstead County. made a million dollars on his contract with the Federal Government to furnish supplies to the emigrating Indians and the escorting army when they stopped there to rest and replenish supplies. Another man made many thousand dollars boarding the militia while there. This same man and family main tained a relay station for the stage later. In Hempstead County. at Washington and Columbus. a splendid class of white people followed the emigration of the Indians. and settled large plantations and erected palatial homes. Some residences erected in the 30's and 40's are still owned and occupied by de scendants of the builders. Along the line of the Old Military Road extensive plantations and palatial homes and factories were established. These places were centers of social gaieties and brilliant gatherings and trade inter ests. The old Wheelock Academy was established in the 40's as a boarding school for Indian girls. It is still in use. Other boarding schools for Indian girls have been destroyed by fire. These schools were in Indian Territory. In Hempstead County. Arkansas. at Washington and Spring Hill. splendid institutions of learning were conducted for the education of the white population. In the History a full account is given of these schools, plantations and homes and factories. and the distin guished guests entertained in these homes at different times. The early immigration of the white settlers was mostly along the Old Military Road because it was the only road through the State. White immigaration rapidly followed the Indian migration. Many Indians went up Red River and disembarked on the Indian Terrri tory side. Doubtless Indians came from Kentucky. Tennessee. Mis souri and Kansas OVer other military roads. but We are dealing with the old Military across the South. from Georgia and Florida through Alabama. Mississippi and Arkansas and Louisiana in to the Western Reservation. called Indian Territory. A road was cut out from Columbus. Hempstead County. to a point on Red River called Fulton. But this was never a part of the Old Mili tary Road. The Indians never went by Fulton overland to Indian Territory. They turned north of west. a mile east of Columbus. and proceeded to Paraclifta. Dog-town and Ultima Thule. The History is full of thrilling incidents. social, political and commercial. It contains information valuable to the history of the State, and gives elements that have always maintained a high stand ard among the early settlers and their descendants. It tells you of the visit of Charles Dickens, the English novelist, of Audubon. the bird-lover; of how President U. S. Grant and our beloved Jefferson Davis , as cadets rode over this road together and inspected the new co~ntry. Sam Houston, Gus Garland. Governor Archibald Yell.the 20 Eakins. stuarts. Albert Pike. the Roystons. the Johnsons,etc., etc .. have added adds lustre to the story of the early life along. over and near the Old Military Road. across the South. - Great care has been used in getting data to furnish proof of the au thenticity of the facts given. [Remember: This was first published betweeen 1920 and 1925] # ROSTER OF CONFEDERATE PRISONERS AT JOHNSON'S ISLAND Transcribed March 21, 1904 by W. H. Gladruy(?) [Adj. Camp Jas. Mor ris. United Confederate Veterans) from a "Directory prepared at Johnson's Island by Capt. M. L. Hawkins, of 2nd Ark. Cav. and 1st Lt. J. A. Manning. Trans Mississippi Infantry. Hawkins and Manning were from Hamburg. Ark. This was submitted by Pat Lape Bennett and is from material on file at the Arkansas History Commission. Allen, C. M. Capt 2nd Ark Cav New Orleans La Atwood. Evans Lt 15th Ark Infty Fayetteville Ark Allen. J. W. Lt 10th Ark lnfty Quitman Ark Atkins. W. P. Lt 5th Ark lnfty Kerrsboro Ky - Adams. E. A. Capt 17th Ark Infty Ft Smith Ark Asmussin, M. P. Lt 17th Ark Infty Ft Smith Ark Archer, J. Capt 12th Ark lnfty Dallas Co Ark Archer. A. G. Lt 12th Ark lnfty Dallas Co Ark Arbuckle. D. Capt 17th Ark Infty Charleston Ark Andrews. J. T. Lt 23rd Ark lnfty Harrisburg Ark Allen. H. J. Lt 23rd Ark lnfty Arkadelphia Ark Anderson, Joseph Lt 15th Ark lnfty Lake Provo La Adams. J. J. Lt 16th Ark lnfty Pittsburg Ark Black. E. L. Maj 23rd Ark Infty Helena Ark Blackwood. W. F. Lt 5th Ark lnfty Austin Ark Beckton. J. L. Lt 21st Ark lnfty Desarc Ark Baird, W. B. Lt 1st Ark Batt Powhatton Ark Brantley. T. B. Capt 1st Ark Cav Grand Lake Ark Bradfern, M. S. Lt 16th Ark lnfty Jupiter Ark Bronaugh, David Lt 16th Ark Infty Liberty Mo Borsoni, J. B. Capt 14th Ark lnfty Osceola Ark Bennett, W. Lt 1st Ark Batt Powhattan Ark Brent. J. L. Capt 18th Ark Inf Lewisville Ky Blackburn, J. C. Capt 14th Ark Int Clear Creek Ark Blackburn. J. W. capt 14th Ark lnf Clear Creek Ark Brewer, J. C. Capt 12th Ark Inf Chambersville Ark Bentley, S. J. Lt 12th Ark Inf Desarc Ark Bras.ell, W. Capt 1 Ark Batt Powhatan Ark Benson, P. H. Lt 23rd Ark lnf Jonesboro Ark Baxter, J. B. Lt 23rd Ark lnf Clarendon Ark Barnes, Robt. W. Capt Monroes Caval Li ttl e Rock Ark Cravens. J. E. Lt Col 21st Ark Inf Clarksville Ark Cameron, F. J. Lt Col 6th Ark lnf Princeton Ark ., 1 Carter. J. S. Lt 15th Ark Inf Dover Ark Cross. W. J. Lt 15th Ark Inf Magnolia Ark Carter. W. B. Capt Enrolling Officer Searcy Ark Cloud. J. L. Capt 16th Ark Inf Antonia Ark Carnahan. J. P. Lt 16th Ark Inf Boonsboro Ark Camp. R. M. Lt Gems Regt Augusta Ark Co 11 ier. Thos. Lt 18th Ark Inf Pine Bluff Ark Clark. L. B. Lt 1st Ark Batt Arkadelphia Ark Calloway, S. D. Lt 1st Ark Batt Arkadelphia Ark Cargill. C. W. Lt 10th Ark Inf QUitman Ark Carter. J. W. Lt 23rd Ark Inf Arkadelphia Ark Craycroft, Capt 23rd Ark Inf Lake Village Ark Cluck. J. B. Capt 23rd Ark Inf Jonesboro Ark Coleman. C. F. Capt 15th Ark Inf Camden Ark Cummings. H. R. Lt 15th Ark Inf Whitesburg Ark Campbell. W. M. Lt 10th Ark Inf Quitman Ark Duncan. J. W. Capt Gans Reg Springfield Ark Dobson, J. B. Capt 23rd Ark Inf Whitesburg Ark Davis. G. W. O. Lt 15th Ark Inf Dover Ark Dobnell. W. P. Capt 12 Ark Inf Antonia Ark Dillard, R. Y. Lt 16 Ark Inf NAshville Ark Doggett, A. E. Capt 12 Ark Inf Center Point Ark Dunn. D. H. Lt 12 Ark Int Cackennase ark Eggers. Jno. W. Lt 16 Ark Inf Guyandott Va Ennis. S. P. Lt 16 Ark Inf Clinton Ark Ellis. H. M. Capt 13 Ark Inf Marion Ark Everett. G. W. Lt Trans Miss Inf Pigeon Hill Ark Erwin. W. S. Capt 14 Ark Inf WestPoint Ark Ell is, Jno. A. Lt 23 Ark Inf Jonesboro Ark Fellows, J. R. Capt Bealls Staff Camden Ark Fever. Theophilus Lt 6 Ark Inf Jacksonport Ark Furst, Abraham Capt 16 Ark Inf Pine Bluff Ark Fricks. W. C. Lt 15 Ark Inf Camden Ark Fu 1 k, A. L. Lt 12 Ark Inf Arkadelphia Ark Fairagus. W. M. Lt Gans Reg Augusta Ark Finley, J. F.? Lt 7 Mo Inf Warrensburg Ark Farrar. R. S. Lt 16 Ark Int Merry Green Ark Fowler, P. Col 14 Ark Inf Marshal Ark Franklin. J. H. Capt 15 Ark Inf Lyddesdale Ark Farmington, W. O. Lt 15 Ark Inf Magnolia Ark Foster, K. B. Lt 10 Ark Inf storey Point Ark Gibson, P. F. Lt 15 Ark Inf Ozark Ark Giles, J. R. Lt 15 Ark Inf Sprinfield Ark Griffith, J. K. Capt 10 Ark Inf Goodhope Ark Gocio, Lt 6 Ark Inf Swan Lake Ark Hempstead, Beall Capt Bealls Staff Litle Rock Ark Higon?, W. G. Lt Trans Miss Inf Brownsville Ark Hale, T. B. Lt 1 Ark Batt Powhatan Ark Haven. W. S. Maj 20 Ark Inf Little Rock Ark Hall. Jno. T. Capt 1 Trans Miss Inf Augusta Ark Henward, B. Lt 9 ArkInf Osceola Ark Hair, F. M. Capt 6? Ark Inf Witesburg Ark Hickman, J. A. Lt 1 Ark Cav Rockhill Ark Holcome, W. H. Capt 15Ark Inf Fayetteville Ark Harkrider, David Lt Glenn's Reg Eastport Ark Hardin, Jas. Lt 12 Ark Inf Okolona Ark Hutchinson. H. R. Lt 14 Ark Inf Yellville Ark Hampton. J. M. Lt 16 Ark Inf Pekin Ark 72 Haynes, Saml Lt 16 Ark Inf Cherokee Nation Holton. E. H. Lt 8 Ark Int Covington Ky Harrison, W. J. Lt Glenn'sReg Spri ngtie Id Ark '-' Hudson, G. W. Lt Hawthorne's Reg Dardanelle Ark Hudson. Josh Lt Hart's Reg Jacksonport Ark Hale. M. P. Lt 1 Trans Miss Inf West Point Ark Hickson, M. Lt 16 Ark Inf Clarksville Ark Herren, W. J. Lt 1 Ark Batt Hamburg Ark High. J. G.? Lt 1 Ark Batt dead Gainsville Ark Hinton, W. Lt 12 Ark Inf Richmond Ark Horton, Lt 14 14 Ark Inf Big Flat Ark Hotfman. J. Lt 14 Ark In! Big Flat Ark Hickman. W. D. Lt 10 Ark Inf Lenoird NC Hooker, P. B. Lt 23 Ark Inf Aberdeen Ark Hawkins. Marcus L. capt 2 Ark Cav Hamburg Ark Holsenback 2d Ark Cay Monticello Ark Hinson, A. D. ?d Lt 8 Ark Cav Mt.Adams Ark Hudson. J. A. Lt 6 Ark Cav Little Ark? Ark Inge, J. E. Capt 12 Ark Inf Union Mo Imboden, J. Capt 1 Ark Batt Grand Lake Ark Jones, A. S. Lt 8 Ark Int Batesville Ark Jones, Batt LtCol 1 Ark Batt Lake Viii age Ark Johnson, B. W. Col 15 Ark Inf Magnol ia Ark Jett, E. D. Capt 17 Ark Mounted Washington Ark Joiner, W. F. Lt 20 Ark Inf Camden Ark Julien, F. J. Lt 18 Ark Int Branchvill e Ark Jones, J. P. capt A C S Little Rock Ark Jones, W. S. Lt 2 Ark Inf Gravelly Ark Jones, W. J. F. Hawthorne's Reg Clarendon Ark Jaynes, J. A. 1 Trans Miss In! Rome Ark James. Henry? Monroe's Reg Benton Ark Kelsey. J. P. Lt 10 Ark Inf Goodbope Ark Kelly, H. ? Lt 10 Ark Inf Batesville Ark Lewis, C. W. Lt 23 Ark Inf West Point Ark Lee. J. V. Lt 1 Ark Cay Bentonvi II e Ark Lee, J. C. Lt 15 Ark In! Bentonville Ark Linger. E. P. capt 12 Ark Inf Bloomington Mo Linger. E. M. Lt 12 Ark Cay Bloomington Mo Lack. B. F. Lt 4 Ark Inf Augusta Ark Lee. P. Lt Col 15 Ark Inf Camden Ark Long. J. W. Capt 20 Ark Inf Jacinto Miss Lee. W. C. Lt 18 Ark Inf Black Bluff Ark Lee. Saml Lt 14 Ark Inf Dover Ark Logan. M. Lt 12 Ark Inf Holly Spgs Miss Ligon, Jno. S. Lt 23 Ark Inf Helena Ark Lance, Phillip W. Lt 23 Ark Inf Helena Ark Lansdale. Jas. W. Lt 23 Ark Inf West Point Ky Lewis, D. H. Capt 23 Ark Inf Hollywood Ark Landrum. J.W. Lt 15 Ark Inf Taylor Creek Ark Long. Jno. C. Gordon's Reg Huntsville Ark McLain, F. J. Capt Ark Cav Brownsville Ark Merrick, G. F. Capt 10 Ark Inf Little Rock Ark McMurray, Jas. Capt 23 Ark In! Lake Village Ark Manning. J. A. Lt 1 Trans Miss In! dead Hamburg Ark Matheny, W. G. L Col 21 Ark Inf Evening Shade Ark - Meerse, A. J. Capt 21 Ark Inf Clarksville Ark Martin, J. J. Lt 21 Ark Inf Wildhaws Ark Moore. H. P. Maj 21 Ark In! St Joseph Mo 23 "l.'ltJock, C. H. Col Died in prison Augusta Ark Moody. B. D. Lt 15 Ark lnf Ozark Ark Mitchell. A. Lt 5 Ark lnf Boonsboro Ark Messick. E. H. Maj 14 Ark Int Yellville Ark McKenon, A. S. Lt 16 Ark Int Carrolton Ark Morris. J. M. Capt Gans Reg Pleasant Plains Ark McKinney. R. F. Lt Gans Reg Pleasant Plains Ark "loore, S. T. Lt King's Reg Pea Ridge Ark Mann, J. S. Lt 12 Ark Inf Princeton Ark McGreger, QM? 18 Ark lnf Pine Bluff Ark Moore, J. W. Capt 18 Ark lnf Cotton Plant Ark "1organ. Jas E Capt 13 Ark lnf Whitesburg Ark McBroom. B. F. Lt 23 Ark Inf Water Valley "1iss McKinnon, A. S. Lt 15 Ark lnf Carrolton Ark "1osely. W. W. Capt 23 Ark Inf Madison Ark Marshall, Jas. Lt 15 Ark Inf Magnolia Ark McClung, R. L. Capt 15 Ark Inf Bright Star Ark McCariby, I. Maj Searcy Ark "1oody, Jas. P. Capt Gordon's Reg Huntsvi lie Ark Newsom, L. G. Lt Hart·s Inf Keneon? Ark Ohlson, C. M. Capt McLaws Statf Washington Ark O'Brien, Jno. Capt 30 Ark lnf l.i ttle Rock Ark Oglesby, J. Lt 12 Ark Inf Center Point Ark Owen, W. F. capt 8 Ark lnf Pine Bluff Ark Province, David Col 1 Ark lnf Strother SC Puckett, E. H. Lt 21 Ark Int Wildhaws Ark Plunkett. W. A. Capt Bells Int Desarc Ark Pyburn, W. H. Lt Bells Inf Brownsville Ark Petty, Joseph Lt 1 Ark Cav Dover Ark Pa I I, G. W. Lt 15A Ark Inf Greenfield Mo -- Peonan, Len Lt 14 Ark Inf Yellville Ark Pittman, J. M. Lt Col 16 Ark Inf Carrolton Ark Pittman, W. E. Lt 16 Ark Inf Boonesboro Ark Pea 1. M. C. Capt 18 Ark Inf dead Des Arc Ark Parish, M. N. Lt Col 18 Ark Inf Little Rock Ark Raiusaam?, L.M. Maj 1 Ark Rit Ie Augustel1s? Ark Riley. E. H. Lt 1 Trans Miss lnf Falcon Ark Ransom?, A. J. Capt 15 Ark Inf Ozark Ark Reid. W. H. Lt 12 Ark Int Tulip Ark Reed. W. H. 12 Ark Inf Tulip Ark Russell. A. S. Lt 1 Trans Miss lnf Princeton Ark Roberts. J. C. Lt 12 Ark Inf Arkadelphia Ark Ragsdale, L. S. Lt 10 Ark Int Springfield Ark Russell. R. L. Lt 10 Ark Inf Springfield Ark Scott. J. F. Lt Williams Cav Austin Ark Swagerty. L. N.C. Maj 15 Ark Inf Clarksville Ark Stout, J. F. Capt 1 Ark Cav Hebron Ark Stout, J. W. Lt 1 Ark Cav Hebron Ark Stuart. D. A. Maj 15 Ark Inf Ozark Ark Steiner, J. I. Lt 21 Ark Int Augusta Ark Stephens, W. C. capt 15 Ark Inf Berryville Ala Sanders, J. D. Lt 12 Ark Inf Holly Spgs Miss Stone, W. C. Lt 12 Ark Inf Beach Creek Ark Spears, D. D. Lt 14 Ark Inf Marshall Prairie Ark Spivey, J. G. Capt 1 Ark Inf Little Rock Ark Steck, R. P. Capt Cornfed Int Pine Bluff Ark Shaddock. A. J. Lt Hawthornes Reg Lake Village Ark 14 Shaw. M. B. Lt 1 Ark Batt Grand Lake Ark Shackelford. F. Lt 12 Ark Inf Okolona Ark Smith. J. C. Maj 12 Ark Inf St Louis 1"10 Steward. N. W. Capt 12 Ark Inf Rome Ga Stover. R. M. Lt 12 Ark Inf Dallas Co. Ark Smith, W. W. Capt 23 Ark Inf Sheton. S. M. Capt 10 Ark Inf Springfield Ark Stevens. Ben M. Lt 15 Ark Inf Magnolia Ark Sewart. Wm. E. Maj 14 Ark Inf Madison Ark Thomas. J. J. Lt 17 Ark Inf Washington Ark Thompson, S. H. Lt 12 Ark Inf Pine Bluff Ark Toby. Lt 1 Ark Cav Morristown Ark Thornton. J. R. Lt 12 Ark Inf Camden Ark Trawick, A. M. Lt 16 Ark Inf Clinton Ark Thompson, J. C. Capt 18 Ark Inf Byrds Spring Ark Thompson, J. M. Lt Hawthornes Reg Manasssas Ark Thrasher. R. M. Capt 18 Ark Inf Beech Bluff Ark Treadgill. J. E. Lt 12 Ark Inf dead Richmond Ark Tramme I, F. E. Lt 17 Ark Inf Greenville Ark Talliafarro, J. V. Lt 18 Ark Inf Florence Ark Turner. W. J. Lt 18 Ark Inf Cotton Plant Ark Tull is. Ed. Lt 10 Ark Inf Tillery. L. B. Lt Monroe's Reg Ark Atkins Store Ark Vannatta. W. S. Lt 21 Ark Inf Clarksville Ark Vaughn. E. H. Capt 10 Ark Inf Quitman Ark Vaughn. W. H. Lt Col 10 Ark Inf Quitman Ark Venable, A. P. Capt 10 Ark Inf Springfield Ark Wiggins, J. H. Capt Arty Arkadelphia Ark Wilson, A. C. Lt 16 Ark Inf Wesley Ark Wasson. Jno.M. Capt 21 Ark Inf Evening Shade Ark Watkins. Walton Capt Hawthorn's Reg Little Rock Ark Wilson. M. R. Maj 1 Ark Inf Hamburg Ark Wolf, A. J. AQM 11 Ark Inf North Fork Ark Waldin, J. A. Capt Hi Ark Inf Carrolton Ark Wadde II, T. M. Lt 11 Ark Inf Clinton Ark Walker. J. S. Lt Col 12 Ark Inf Center Point Ark Wilson. E. C. Capt 15 Ark Inf Camden Ark Wayland, W. H. Lt Hawthorne's Reg Vintage Ark Webb, J. E. Capt 18 Ark Inf Camden Ark We II s, J. M. Lt 1 Ark Batt Laura Ark Whating, J. C. Lt 18 Ark Inf DeWitt Ark Wolverton, E. H. Capt 1 Ark Batt Powhatan Ark Williams, Lt Shavers Reg Evening Shade Ark Wilson, W. W. Capt 15 Ark Inf DeWitt Ark Westmoreland, T.L. Capt 23 Ark Inf Cold Water Ark Warren, D. J. Lt 10 Ark Inf Lewisburg Ark Wills, W. H. Lt 23 Ark Inf Madison Ark Willis, Jas H. Lt Carlton's Reg St Charles Ark Young, J. R. Lt 14 Ark Inf Jasper Ark Young, A. Lt 10 Ark Inf Quitman Ark Chestnut. C. Lt 1 Ark Inf Monticello Ark Daniel. Jas. A. Lt Monroe's Ark Cav Lacey Ark Hudson. I. A. Lt 6 Ark Little Rock Ark Lavender. J. M. Capt 4 Ark Locki. Jno. Lt 4 Ark McLesky, L. A. Lt 5 Ark Neeley, R. _L. Lt !i Ark 25 Oyles? W. H. Lt 8 Ark Ross. J. A. Maj 4 Ark Inf Arkadelphia Ark Schyler. J. F. Lt Ark none given Slumons. W. F. Col 2 Ark Cav Monticello Ark Stroope. I. L. Capt Witherspoon's Bat Arkadelphia Ark Thornton. T. A. Lt 4 Ark none given Wellum. E. Lt 15 Ark none given Young. I. E. Capt 6 Ark Inf Caney Ark This is to certify that this roll is a true copy from a directory prepared at Johnson's Island by Capt M, L. Hawkins of 2d Ark Cav. and J. A. Manning. Lt. 1st Trans Miss. Inf. - both from Hamburg. Arkansas. Signed by W. H.Gladruey Adj Camp Jas Morris of U. C. V.s. Thanks to Pat Bennett for sharing this information. COULTER BIBLE RECORD Submitted by Janice Looney, P. O. Box 231. Walnut Grove. MO 65770. who states she has these records in her possession and will be pleased to have them published in our quarterly. The bible was printed in 1878. MARRIAGES Thomas H. Coulter and Jane D. Oliver 17 June 1840 James C. Barber and Celia V. Coulter 26 Jan 1860 C. B. Stallcup and Mary J. Coulter 1 Feb 1864 Thomas A. Coulter and Virginia Walker 16 Dec 1866 Noah Leonard and Louisa A. Coulter 1 Aug 1870 William J. Coulter and Mary J. Hunt 19 Nov 1872 James M. Coulter and Lizzie May Samuel H. Coulter of Cedar Creek, Mo. and Lucy N. Maxwell of Lead Hill. Ark on the 21st day of June at A.D. 1891. by Allen R. Bagley. Witness H. G. Stallcup Witness N. B. Maxwell 1933 is Locust year. BIRTHS Thomas H. Coulter 30 June 1813 Jane D. Oliver 6 May 1821 Mary Jane Coulter 11 Aug 1841 Celia V. Coulter 26 Jan 1843 Thomas A. Coulter 18 Sept 1844 Louisa A. Coulter 31 May 1847 James M. Coulter 14 Apr 1849 William J. Coulter 2 Jan 1852 Sarah F. Coulter 9 Mar 1854 Martha E. Coulter 27 Sep 1856 Samuel H. Coulter 24 Sep 1858 26 America E.Coulter 17 Apr 1861 - Laura B. Coulter 31 Jul 1864 FAMILY HISTORY Sam H. Coulter was born 24 Sep 1858 Lucy (Maxwell) Coulter was born 31 Jul 1871 Neva B.Coulter was born 17 Mar 1892 Archie H. Coulter was born 21 Mar 1894 Jessie Coulter was born 12 Mar 1896 Willa A. Coulter was born 15 Jun 1898 Sam T. Coulter was born 12 Dec 1900 Truman H. Coulter was born 16 May 1906 Mounce Gore was borned 26 Jan 1865 N. B. Maxwell was borned 8 May 1832 DBATHS Thomas H. Coulter died 11 Aug 1872 Martha E. Coulter died 28 Aug 1872 Jane C. Coulter died 20 Dec.1909 Mary Stalilcup died 11 May 1910 Wilda Leonard died 13 Sep 1901 N. Leonard died 7 Dec 1901 T. M. Hamilton 16 May 1913 S.Thurman 20 Feb 1915 E. Stallcup Jul 1915 T. A. Cou Iter 25 Ju I 1889 Virginia Coulter 25 Aug 1921 N. B. Maxwe 11 28 Apr 1920 age 88 year Bob Hamilton died 18 Feb 1926 Will Coulter 22 Apr 1925 J.L. Gimlin 20 Dec 1928 Frances Gimlin 19 Jan 1929 74 years Lizzie Palmer 20 Jan 1920 age 68 Jeff Wade 13 Feb 1917 Celia A. Hamilton 24 Apr 1929 Lona or Fona Wade 13 Nov 1932 Jane Coulter 12 Mar 1934 Samuel H. Coulter 24 Oct 1942 Cora Clayton 6 Sep 1929 ADDITIONAL INFORM.lITION FOR THB COULTBR BIBLE RECORDS Celia Vaughan was born 1798 Grayson County, Virginia. the daughter of Archillus Vaughan and Frances Foley. Celia Vaughan married Joel Oliver 8 Aug 1815 in Roane County, Tennessee. The above 2 families moved to Washington County. Arkansas shortly before 1840, where Joel 27 Oliver remained and Archillus Vaughan came on almost immediately to present day Christiarl County, Missouri. Jane Oliver was the daughter of Celia Vaughan and Joel Oliver. Jane was born 6 May 1821, Roane County Tennessee and married to Thomas Harris Coulter 17 June 1840 in Washington County, Arkansas. Celia Vaughan Oliver died in Wasllington Co. Arkansas in September 1850. Soon after this the families of Thomas Coulter and Joel Oliver came to present day Christian County. Joel Oliver died there in 1855. The Thomas Harris Coulter family were in the 1860 Christian Coullty Census, and moved to Taney County Missouri by 1870 where they remained until their deaths. The children of Jane D. Oliver and Thomas Harris Coulter were: Mar: Jane born 1841, married Colonel B. Stallcup 1 Feb 1864: died 11 May 1910 Celia Virginia born 26 Jan 1843, married James Barber 26 Jan 1860; died 24 Apr 1929 Thomas A. born 1844. married Virginia Walker 16 Dec. 1866: died 25 Jul 1669 Louise A. "Wilda" born 1847. married Noah Lenard 1 Aug 1670; died 13 Sap 1901 James M. born 1649, married Lizzie May. disappeared in California Will iam J. born 1852, married Mary J. Hunt 19 Nov 1672; died 22 Apr 1925 Sarah Francis born 1654. married J. L. Gimlin; died 19 Jan 1929 Martha E. born 1856: died 26 Aug 1872 Samuel Harris born 1858, married Lucy Maxwell 21 Jun 1891: died 24 Oct 1942 America Elizabeth "Lizzie" born 1661. married Mr. Palmer; died 20 Jan 1929 Laura E. born 1864; married Mr. Sims The writing in the Coulter bible was done by Jane D. Oliver Coulter until her death, when it changed to that of Lucy Maxwell Coulter. wife of Samuel Coulter. Archililus Vaughan died in Christian County in 1865, his wife Francis Foley died by 1870 in Christian County,Missouri. FROM THE BIBLE OF JANE D. OLIVER COULTER WRITTEN BY HER DAUGHTER IN LAW LUCY MAXWELL COULTER Your Great, great. grandmother was Celia Vahn Your Great,Great grandfather was Joe Oliver Your Great, Great. Great, grandfather named Fiola (could bePeola) an Indian chief of the Cherokee tribe of west Tennessee. Joel Oliver served in the Creek Indian War. He lived in Washington County, Arkansas. -- Jane Oliver married Thomas Coulter. your own grandparents on fathers side. 28 Your Great Great grandfather name was John Maxwell, he married Elen Carr Your grandfather name was N. B. Maxwell, and your grandmothers name was Selina Crabtree all of mid Tennessee (She put 1 too many greats on John Maxwell.She wrote this as a record for her children) ] have proved all these records back to Joel OliVer, on both sides but have been unable to get behind him or find out who Fiola was. I take it to mean he was the father of Joel Oliver. S/Janice Contact the submitter if you can supply further information on this fami ly. AIiCloN'f AAKA/ISM iNlllANs "'-"Yilt:> A GAM!> vny 5iMH• .A1<. .,0 lIle", 1-01'1<> 1IIi'~ 1i 2:3 Descendants =+ Jessee SPRINGER COIOil.d by Mich •• l S. Col •• M.D., 7410 Olford PI.c., Fort Stith, AR 72903 I J ••••• SPRINGER (e.ISOS, (?)Unlon Co., SC - ISSO'.) m(lat. 1820'.) Sarah ----- (c.1807, KY -1860',) II Ruth SPRINGER (b. c.1830, TN) 12 Jo,.ph SPRINGER (c.1831, TN - lat. 1860',) m(c.18S!) Sarah Ann (c.1834, TN - (1)1870'.) 121 Naney SPRINGER (b. c.18S21 122 AI.Kand.r L. SPRINGER (22 Nov 18S3, TX - 3 Jan I~OO, Fulton Co., AR) m(16 Jul 1870, Viola, ARI Lueinda J. CARROLL (2S Jan 18S2, Whit. Co., TN - 18 Jan 1~32, Tuck.rman, ARI, dau. o~ Gr ..n CARROLL (1802 - IS70) and Pri.cliia EARLES (1808 - 1870',) 1221 Jo,.ph Gr.en SPRINGER (8 Jan 18?2, AR - 16 Jan 1~301 m(~ SIP 189S) Cora M. ----- (b. D.c 1878, MO). H. wa ••l.ct.d to the Arkan,a. Stat. L.Oi.latur. In 1905. 12211 St.lla SPRINGER (b. May 18~9, Fulton Co., AR) 1222 Matilda Aile. SPRINGER (b. 26 Nov 18??, AR) m(22 Jul 1894) 1223 Lucy SPRINGER (12 SIP 1880, Fulton Co., AR - IS Apr 1906) 1224 John Willi. SPRINGER (b. 4 F.b lSSS, AR) m(12 Mar 1905, Fulton Co., ARI Eth.l IVESTER (b. c.188?, TN) 12241 unknOwn 12242 Luth.r SPRINGER (b. c.l~O?, ARI 12243 Ray SPRINER (b. SIp 1908, AR 122S Arri. C.eil SPRINGER (21 Mar 1888, Fulton Co., AR - S AuO 1~67, Jack.on Co., AR) m(? Jun. 1903, Fulton Co., AR) M.lvin Lewi. JOHNS (1883 - 1947). S•• Ih. Arkan". Family Hi.tRrtlO, Oct 1~?9, PP. 231-33, for a ll.t of th.ir d•• e.ndant •• 1226 Owen L•• SPRINGER (24 Oct 1892 - 22 D.c 1892) t23 Ruth SPRINGER (b. e.18S?, AR) 124 Sarah SPRINGER (b. e.1860, (?)Fulton Co., AR) 12S Matilda SPRINGER (b. c.186S, IL) 13 Lavi.ta SPRINGER (b. c.1836, TN) 14 Savill.r SPRINGER (b. c.1838, IN) IS G.org. H. SPRINGER (b. Jan 1843, IN) m(c.18601 Catharin./Carolin. ---- (b. c.1842, TN) lSI Jam .. F. SPRINGER (b. Feb 18S~, MO) me9 Jul 1882, Boon. Co., AR) Emily MAILOCK (b. Nov 1861, AR) lS11 Ca ••!. L. SPRINGER (b. Oct ISS3, AR) lS12 Arthur SPRINGER (b. F.b 1886. AR) mell Oct 1906, Boon. Co., AR) D.mari. COKER (b. c.18~0) ISI3 Sarah F. SPRINGER (b. Apr 1888, AR) IS14 John H. SPRINGER (b. S.p 1890, AR) ISIS Mlnnl. A. SPRINGER (b. Mar 1893, AR) ISI6 Nora A. 8PRINGER (b. Jul 1899, AR) IS2 J •••• I. SPRINGER Cb. D.c 1862. ILl m(l~ Dec ISS6, Soon. Co., AR) (II Nola GRAY (b. c.1864) IS21 Earn ••t SPRINGER Cb. Oct 1887, ARI IS22 Fritz SPRINGER lb. Jan 1888, AR) 1~23 Loni. SPRINGER (b. Mar 18~1. ARI (IS21 J •••• T. SPRINGER lb. 1862) m(26 May 189~. Boon. Co., ARI (2) Clara JULIAN (b. Jan 1970, IX) IS24 Louran.a SPRINGER lb. Mar 1896, AR) lS3 Elizab.th SPRINGER (b. c.186?, AR) IS4 Franc •• SPRINGER (b. Nov 1869. AR) m(14 Nov 19B6, Boon. Co., AR) J. F. WILES (b. c.1863) 30 16 Turner G. SPRINGER (Jan 184~, TN - after 1900) m(c.1868) (1) Ann ---- (b. c. 184~. MO) 161 D!antna(?) SPRINGER (c. 1869, AR - prob. 1870'.) 162 I.aac SPRINGER (b. c.1871, MO) III. ROHie Ann MOORE (b. 1876, TN) 163 Serv!lla(?) SPRINGER (b. c.1873, MO) 164 Ebenezer SPRINGER (b. Apr 187~, AR) III(C, 1897) Fannie ----- (b. Jan 1873, TN) 16~ Muctdor SPRINGER (b. c.1878, AR) (16) Turner G. SPRINGER (b. 184~) m(c.1888) (2) Martny A. ----- (b. Jun 1870, MO) 166 Millie F. SPRINGER (b. Au; 1889, AR) m(1 Jul 1906, 800ne Co., AR) I. 8. RALEV lb. c.1884) 167 Lave.t. SPRINGER (b. Feb 1892, AR) 168 Loutl C. SPRINGER (b. Jun 1893, AR) 169 Geor;e C. SPRINGER (b. Mar 1896, AR) m(6 Dec 1916, 800ne Co., AR) Jewel BUCKNER (b. c.1901) 16A unknown 16B unknown 17 I.aac SPRINGER (c.1S47, TN - (?)c.1879) 18 Calvin H. SPRINGER (b. c.1849, (?)M.con Co., TN) m(c.1868) Nancy ---- (b. 1:.1849, MO) 181 Mary SPRINGER (b. c.1869, AR) 182 Lorenzo SPRINGER (b. c.1869, AR) )1M II 1111111am O. SPRINGER (b. Jan 1872, PlR) m(2' Olte 1895, Boonlt Co., AR) Caroline (Lina) ROBINSON (b. Au; 1878, IL). William wal tne Ion of Geor;e (.I~) or Calvin (.18) above. lIIilllam and Lin. had 2 known chtldrenl Vergie L. SPRINGER (b. Jan 1897, PlR) - Troy SPRINGER (~. Nov 1898, AR) SlMIrClit I. III'RIMliER fully Bibl. In potllllion of My HOLIIU, St. I.ovit, 110 2. CtnlU. r.cord.. 1840 Stltb Co., TN, D. 2831 1150 "acOft Co., TI, p. 1691 1860 Fulton Co., ARI 1870 Fulton Co., AR, pp. 44 • 461 1880 Fulton Co., ARI 1900 Fulton Co., AR, pp. 264, 265. 2661 1.00 Boon. Co •• AR, P. 2291 1910 Fulton Co., AR. PD. 16 • 58 3. "-rrll9l rteord. of Boon. County Ind Fulton County, Ariln.1I Any .dditions or corr.cttons to the .bov. list would be IIPpr.ct.ted. This material was sul:Initted by 'Aichael S. Cole, \I. D., 7410 Oxford Place, Fort Sni th, AR 72903, who states there are many Springer descendants in. Ar~ns~ of this family; however, he has no contact with any of than o';!tslde.hls.wlfe s llll mediate family. Perhaps this 1'1111 assist someone researchlng thlS Ilne as well as help Dr. Cole tind sane of those missing now. If you can add to this, please contact the submitter. 31 BOOK REVIEWS Bobbie Jones McLane. Desmond Walls Allen. and Carolyn Earle Billingsley The following are reviews and/or announcements of book acquisitions for the Arkansas Genealogical Society. These books are permanently housed in the local History and Genealogy Room of the Little Rock Public Library. The Society expresses its appre- ciation to the authors and contributors. In ordering copies of these books. please remember to say you saw the review in this publication! CEMETERY RECORDS. PERRY COUNTY. ARKANSAS LIVING THE TIMES 1776-1976, A Bicentennial Tribute to Perry County, updated and reprinted by the Perry County Extension Homemakers. PO Box 300, Perryville. AR 72126. 306 pages. Softbound. $20.00. The first 77 pages of this book contains a briet history of Perry County. highlighting its communi ties. with excellent picture reproduction. The balance includes tombstone inscriptions from 51 cemeteries in the county. The book is beautifully typed, well presented, and certainly will add to the available records tor Perry County. On the negative side, however. there is no Index. Researchers seeking information on an ancestor in Perry County will. of necessity. have to search through the entire book, unless the burial site is known. Wonderful material with the work done by volunteers. but badly needs an index! - BJM UNION COUNTY, ARKANSAS CEMETERY RBCORDS. published by Union County Extension Homemakers Clubs (Order trom Union County Cooperative Extension Service. PO Box 1626 ~ Mrs. Beula Mae Williams). 81 Dora ·do, AR 71730. 331 pages. Hardbound. $15.00, plus $2.50 for postage and handling. The intormation was obtained from the monuments in each ot these 83 cemeteries up to 1969 by volunteers. "Since 1970. death records have been recorded in the Union County Courthouse." Also included in various cemeteries are records trom Cemetery and Bible Records of Union ~ Arkansas =Hancock Vol. IV. 1812-1971. and Arkansas DAR. Cemetery Records, ~nion County .. A full-name 81 page index is included. This very welcome addition to our Southern Arkansas records was donated to AGS by the Union County Cooperative Extension CouncIl. - BJM JOHNSON COUNTY, ARKANSAS 1870 UNITED STATES CENSUS, transcribed and published by Bill Hanks and Bobbie Jones McLane, surname index, soft-cover, 133 pages. This is a complete transcription. listing households in the order in which they were enumerated, giving names, ages. sex. birthplace and occupations. In 1870, for the first time, in this census, the recently freed negro slaves were listed by name and there was a tremendous influx of migrants from the war-torn states to the East. $18.00 postpaid. Order from Arkansas Ances tors, 222 McMahan Drive, Hot Springs. AR 71913. - DWA 37. CHEROKEE BY BL?OD, Records of Eastern Cherokee Ancestry in the ~ ~ Court of Cla~ms, 1906-1910. Volume ~ Compiled by Jerry Wright Jordan, published by Heritage Books. 1540E Pointer Ridge Place. Bowie. MD 20716. Soft-cover, 485 pages. indexed. $25.00 plus $2.50 postage. In 1904 the Eastern Cherokees won a million dollar judg ment against the U. S. because of its violations of the treaties of 1835-36 and 1845. The payments were to go to all living persons who had been members of the Eastern Cherokee tribe at the time of the treaties, or to their descendants if they were deceased. Over 46,000 persons filed claims. Mr. Guion Miller. Special Commissioner to the U. S. Court of Claims. filed a summary of all the informa tion concerning the claims. and this series of volumes presents detailed abstracts of those applications including numerous verbatim transcriptions of affidavits by the applicants. their families and friends. Since most of the applicants were descendants. and had to prove their descent. the quantity of genealogical information in these volumes is impressive. Mr. Miller and his assistants took testimony of people in 19 states. These testimonies give a great deal of information regarding family histories and migration. - BJM BANND OF PBACB AND CUPmDLAliD PRBSBYTERIAN ADVOCATE! Abstracts of Marriage, Death, and Other Notices 1843 = 18~3 Compiled and pub lished by Margaret B. Scoggins, PO Box 473, Poplar Bluff, MO 63901. Hardcover, 169 pages, acid free paper. $22.50 postpaid. MO resi dents add 6.225~ sales tax. This newspaper, published in Lebanon, Tennessee 1843-18~3, covers all types of news not only items of interest to Cumberland Presbyterians, but national events, local notices and religious material. In the marriage and death notices all names and dates, plus other genealogical references, have been extracted. For the year 1843, almost all names and dates have been included, even those in a list of corresponding editors, quotes from a Cincinnati paper on a fire and explosion. lists of persons who took in stray livestock. property sold at Sheriff's sales, etc. The southern states, especially Tennessee. received the most coverage. but other states from New York to California were mentioned. Arkan sas residents and/or locations are frequently mentioned. i. e. "Died in Pope Co., AR 9-29-1844 Eldridge Polk. son of David F. and Mary w. W11liamson." "Died near Cane Hill in Washington Co.. AR on 8-16 last, Mr. Jacob Pyeatt - 84 years old. Born in NC. Enlisted in service of his country. Left children. grandchildren, and great grandchildren." "Died in this place on Wed. the 8th inst •• Mr. James T. White. a citizen of Johnson Co .• AR. He fell from a horse. Clarksville, AR 10-10-1845" A full name index contains over 3500 names. - BJM THE DALTON GANG FAMILY. A Genealogical study of the Dalton OutlawB and Their Family Connections. By Nancy B. Samuelson. 129 Chaplin Rd .• Eastford, CT 06242. 20 pages. $5.00 (Orders of 10 or more $3.00) This small booklet contains research documented on the "Dalton Gang" and their family. Much of what has been written about the Daltons has been more fiction than fact and the author has obtained many source documents as well as numerous newspaper arti cles about the Daltons and their activities. Four pages of pic tures. several of which have not been published before. An inter esting history of a frontier family. - BJM 33 cCARUTH FUNERAL HOME RECORDS, HOT SPRINGS, AR, 14 JUL 1909 to 31 DEC 1970 By Lewis C:-Stephens, I13Shady Lane-;-iiotSprings;--AR 71901- 9506, soft-cover. 174 pages, $22.00. This compilation adds greatly to the vo I urnes of City Death and Cemetery records already publ i shed -. for Hot Springs and Garland Co. Bentz & Buchanan Undertakers and Embalmers sold their business to Chris J. Ledwidge in 1908, and he operated the establishment until 1919. when Caruth Funeral Home opened. The funeral home on the records from 1909 to 1919 is not identified. however, the dates coincide with the beginning of Paul J. Caruth's association with Chris J. Ledwidge and the opening of The Caruth Funeral Home in 1919. These records, in alphabetical order of the deceased, also include some, if not all, of the records from the Paul Heady Funeral Home, which closed in 1944. Information given in most instances, includes the name of the deceased. death date, birth date, or age at death, spouse, father and mother, and the cemetery in which buried. As these records pre-date the filing of death ~ertificates in Arkansas, records of death for some of these individuals (i.e. death of George Gray Latta, attorney, in 1911) exist in no other document. - BJM CLARK COUNTY, ARKANSAS 1870 UNITED STATES CENSUS By Bobbie Jones McLane. ARKANSAS ANCESTORS. 222 McMahan Drive. Hot Springs. AR 71913. soft-cover, 408 pages, lists households in the order in which they were enumerated, giving names, ages, sex, birthplaces. and occupations. These records were transcribed some years ago by the compiler for her own use and are now shared with those persolls illterested in Clark Co. research. Surname index. $25,00 postpaid. - DWA SCOTT COUNTY, ARKANSAS 1860 UNITED STATES CENSUS Transcribed and Pub 1 i shed by Bi II Hanks imd Bobbie Jones McLane. surname index, soft-cover, 150 pages. This is a complete transcription. listing households in the order in which they were enumerated, giving names, ages. sex, birthplace and occupations. The official court house records of this county burned in 1882, and these transcribed census records are a welcome addition for Scott Co. genealogical records. Persons interested in Scott Co., the south half of Logan Co., the southern part of Sebastian Co., and the western part of Yell Co. will find much of interest in this record, since Scott was the parent county of that area. Surname index, $16,00 postpaid. Order from Arkansas Ancestors. 222 McMahan Drive. Hot Springs, AR 71913. - DWA SCOTT COUNTY, ARKANSAS 1870 UNITED STATES CENSUS Transcribed and Published by Bill Hanks and Bobbie Jones McLane, surname index. soft-cover, 221 pages. This is a complete transcription, listing households in the order in which they were enumerated. giving names, ages. sex, birthplace, and occupations. (See note above on forma tion of counties from Scott.) $22.00 postpaid. Order from Arkansas Ancestors. 222 McMahan Drive, Hot Springs. AR 71913. - DWA PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARKANSAS, CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS. by Marilyn Hambrick Sickel. Velo-bound, 245 pages, $25.00 postpaid. Order from Grand Prairie Research, Route 1, Box 125-A, De Valls Bluff, AR 72041. This work of over 12,000 entries ("every readable marker in Prairie -. County" states the author) is arranged alphabetically by name of cemetery. and the names are alphabetical within each cemetery. There is no overall index. The maps are helpful and the author has 34 added other items to enhance the reader's research. such as listings from Garth Funeral Home records. -CEB WARTENBE GENEALOGY: ANCESTORS AND DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM AND CATHER INE (WHITE) WARTENBE OF NEW JERSEY. VIRGINIA AND OHIO. compiled by Mary Esther Ford. (Baltimore: Gateway Press. Inc .• 1987.) Hardbound. 210 pages. full-name and place index, full bibliography and citation to sources. $25.00 postpaid (California residents add $1.50 sales tax.) Or1er from Mary Esther Ford. 2681 Cameron Park Drive #167, Shingle lrings. CA 95682. Families included are: Akins. Babayco, Brown. Cappo Carlisle. Cotton. Crankshaw, Denman. Emmons, Everett. Ford. Hake. Hendryx. Henry, Ingram. Jordan. Joslin, Leonhardt. Maynard. Moffitt, Nickerson. Peverill, Quackenbush. Rasnick, Reeve. Robbins. Sawyer, Scofield, Scoville, Shaver. Sidman. Smith, Spell man, Squire, Wanamaker, and Webster. -CEB GENEALOGIST'S GUIDE TO ARKANSAS COURTHOUSE RESEARCH. by Jack D. Ruple, Sr .• J.D., 6813 West Thirty-Second Street. Little Rock. AR 72204. Softbound. 46 pages. $12.60 postpaid. As the author states. the book "is designed to take some of the mystery out of courthouse research in Arkansas." Since he is himself both a genealogist and an attorney. he knows his subject. He explains the court system; the records in a courthouse. what they contain and where theY're located; legal terms; the rectangular survey system; and how to find court cases. Maps and appendices enhance the text. -CEB JOHN LEWIS CRAIG (1801-1864) AND WIFE KARGARET ANN HARDIN (1617- 1910): ANCESTORS =DESCENDANTS, AND ALLIED FAMILIES by Marion Stark Craig. M.D., 300 Beckwood Road, Little Rock, AR 72205. Hardbound, '- 116 pages. maps. full-name index. This book is not for sale; copies have been given to relatives and a number of libraries and reposito ries. (including the AGS Library). Chock-full of fascinating family data. all beautifully documented and presented. This is an updated, combined supplement to previous books published by Dr. Craig. Many original documents are reproduced and others are abstracted. This book represents what every genealogist should be doing: documenting their family and making it available to others. -CEB KERSCHNER KINFOLK, Volume 6 (1989), edited by W.E. Kershner, pub lished by the KerShner Family Association, 1449 Fox Run Drive. Charlotte, NC 28212-7125. Softbound, 84 pages, indexed. No price given, but volumes for recent years (1986-1988) are $14.00. Older back issues (1982-1985) are $16.00 each. This annual book contains the four quarterly issues published by the Kershner Family Associa tion. -CEB. VIRGINIA GENEALOGIES AND FAMILY HISTORIES: A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BOOKS ABOUT VIRGINIA FAMILI~ compiled and edited by Donald O.--Virdin. 2111 Jefferson Davis Highway. Apt. 308-South, Arlington. VA 22202. Perfect-bound. 210 pages. $42.50 postpaid. Mr. Virdin previously compiled similar books for Delaware, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. This book contains listings for 2.500 published genealogy books on Virginia families. arranged alphabetically in an easy-to-use format. A wonderful finding aid, although there is no cross-reference to - genealogies published on more than one family name. -CEB. 35 INDEX ·~O CONWAY COUNTY. ARKASSAS. DEED BOOKS ~ & ~ 1825-1843, compiled by Pat McFall, published by Arkansas Research. P.O. Box 303, Conway, AR 72032. Soft-bound, 49 pages, full-name index (including slaves), map, order form for copies of originals, S12.00 ~. postpaid. Early Conway County included the present-day counties of Conwav and Perry, most of Faulkner, and parts of White, Cleburne, Van Buren and Pope. All types of instruments, including deeds, emancipations, powers of attorney, and ministers' credentials, from the two earliest deed books are abstracted, giving buyer. seller. witnesses, type of transaction, and year of signing and filing. Layout and print quality are superior. -CEB. WOODRUFF COUNTY. ARKANSAS. LOOSE PROBATE PAPERS: 1862-1900, compiled by Arkansas History Commission volunteers: Marion Stark Craig, M.D. (text) and Beth Brownlee (index). Hardbound, 218 pages, full-name index. Not for sale, but copies have been placed in various li braries and repositories (including the AGS Library). Woodruff County was created in 1862 from parts of Jackson and St. Frallcls Counties. This compilation was extracted from the microfilmed copies of packets of 10'ose probate papers. aud the entries are arranged in alphabetical order by name of deceased. All names are indexed. -CEB. NORTHEAST TEXAS CEMETERIES. Volume III. compiled by John Purnell Frazier. 611 Cypress Street. Pittsburg. TX 75686. Softbound. 195 pages. surname index. $18.75 ($20.03 to Texas residents). This .olume. the third of a series, contains listings from cemeteries in Camp, Franklin. Morris and Titus Counties. Texas. Arranged in order of burial within each cemetery. Supplemented with additional infor mation from author and from newspaper obituaries. A simple map of the area would have been a valuable addition. although directions to each cemetery are given. Also available on video-cassette. Mr. Frazier is the author of similar volumes covering Claiborne Parish. LA. Northwest Louisiana. and Southwest Arkansas. -CEB. SCREETON. SHELTON, BYRD and SANDERS FAMILIES =r~ST AND PRESENT. (Revised edition. July 1989) by Mary Lou Screeton Lamb. published by Superior Office Services. Route 5. Box 919. Benton. AR 72015. Hardbound. 313 pages. surname index. full-name index of descendants, $39.00. Also available spiral-bound for $29.00. These families were in Garland. Prairie, Lonoke and Pul3ski Counties. Arkansas, in the late 1800's and down to the present day. Complex numbering system is explained in the preface. Also contains family address list and extracts from sources. -CEB. THE OGDENS AND BLANKS OF UNION COUNTY, ARKANSAS. by Timothy D. Hudson. 2911-B Silver Spur Circle, Bryan. TX 77801. Vela-bind, 83 pages. no index. $10.00. This collection of articles chronicle the lives of members of this family. among the earliest to settle in Union Co., Ark. Rev. Benjamin Ogden moved his family to this area about 1820, and his life. that of his son Isaac. grandson ISdac Nathaniel and great-grandson William Robert Ogden extend through 180 years. The book contains good documentation from deed. marriage and cemetery records of Union Co .• Union Parish. LA, and from various U. S. Census. - 8JM 36 PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARKANSAS, 1880 CENSUS. by Margaret Harrison Hubbard. 1207 Shady Grove Road. Hot Springs. AR 71901. Softbound. 231 pages. $22.50. This is a transcription of the 1880 census done in original order. It inc.ludes township, dwelling and family numbers, full name. race, sex. age. relationship to the head of household. occupa '-' tion. and reported place of birth for respondent and parents. A surname index provides easy access to information for each house hold. A map of Arkansas, with an inset for Prairie County is in cluded. An excellent publication. providing needed genealogical data for this east-central county of Arkansas. - BJM THINGS get lost, too! Three pages of what appears to be a bibliography have been found and we'd like to return them to their owner. They are marked "Pale 8 of 14, Page 9 of 14, and Page 10 of 14" and cover material from Ohio, Oklahoma. Pennsylvania. North Carolina and Tennessee. If they belong to you, write to us and we'll be glad to return them to you. N/GHTAFr£R NIGur, GOING THR000H 4t)UR FAMIW f1ISTO~ I'M SICK OF ~' LOOKING FOR trOOR ROOTS I 1 QUERfES Prepared for Publication by Bobbie J. McLane Material submitted for this 'Query Section' must pertain to an area of Arkansas at some point in time. Since we always work with a "backlog" of queries. we have no time-table for printing them. as We work several months ahead of the actual appearance of this quarter ly. We do. however. strive to print them in the order in which they are received. In order to be fair to all our members. PLEASE SUBMIT NO MORE THAN ONE QUERY AT A TIME AND PREFERABLY ONLY ONE PER CALEN DAR YEAR. Queries are limited to members only. It simplifies the work of the all-volunteer staff of this publication if you send your queries with your membership fee. to the Arkansas Genealogical Society. PO Box 908. Hot Springs. AR 71902-0908. Queries should be confined to approximately fifty words. Please. if at all possible - TYPE your query - to eliminate errors in printing! If the name of the County is known and included. it increases your chance of receiving replies to your questions. Always give a full name and a date for reference. TYLER, HOLDERBY Seeks ancestors Revolutionary War Pensioner. of Mary J. Tyler. b. 12 Aug. with a Pleasant Stewart, head of 1856, Randolph Co .• AR. parents household in Madison Co., AR. believed to be 1som Tyler and This Pleasant stewart cannot be .- Elizabeth Holderby. m. 17 Nov. the same as the one in Logan 1845. Randolph Co .• AR. Martha Co .• due to age. Seek info. on A. Neumann. PO Box 3303, Fay this Stewart family. Lillian B. etteville, AR 72702-3303 Varnell. Star Rt •• Guy. AR 72061 [Gremlins in this query in the Dec. '89 issue gave Fayetteville VANN. PATTERSON, FERGUSON Need an incorrect ZIPl - BJM] descendants of Sarah Vann William Patterson and Ann Vann - (AND those same gremlins based James Patterson of Monroe Co., the following query in GA, when AR 1850 marriage. Desire info. the address should have been on Elijah Ferguson, son Aaron CAl) Ferguson, son John Ashford SNOW. DOSS, NIX. STINNETT Ferguson. VA, LA 1850, MS 1850, William Carroll Snow b. 1857 then to Drew Co .• AR 1860. Bellefontaine, Bellefont (Boone Elizabeth Ferguson. RR 01, Box Co.), Fontaine or Belleville. AR 185G. Webb City, MO 54870 d. 1933. son of Elizabeth Snow Oct. 1825 and (Male) Snow. TUCKER, ARRINGTON Seek data and Elizabeth Snow with Stinnett place of death of John A. Tucker children and Snow children in and wife Lucinda Arrington. 1860 Census. Newton Co., AR. Listed 1850/1860 census Madison Gene Carroll Snow. 37 Atchinson Co., AR; parents of at least 11 Stage Rd .• Clayton. CA 94517 ch.: Salinda. Robert S .• Alfred, John, Mary, Nancy, David M., STEWART Pleasant Stewart b. 1831 James, Louisa Jane. Elizabeth d. 1917. buried Tritt Cem .. and Annette Tucker. John A. - Logan Co .• AR. A James stewart. Tucker d. between 1860/70 as 87 years old. 1840 Census. Lucinda was living alone in 1870 38 with five of her children. She GILLENWATER, ROBERTS Need all was also in the 1880 Madison info.: Tivis G. Gillenwater, Co .• AR census. Harold Casey, b.c1848 TN, moved to AR before 1002 Westwood Dr.. Stillwater, 1850. lived Washington Co. and OK 74074 Crawford Co., AR, m. Adeline? Roberts c1876; sons William STAPP, HOLLIMAN, STEGALL Need Alonzo and Wilson. Una J. info on relatives of William Powell. 4624 Sorrel Ln. SW. Stapp and Nancy Weston Holliman. Albuquerque. NM 87105 Wm. b. 1815 NC, m. Millie Ste gall in GA. They lived St. Clair WILLIAMS.BLESSING.ROWEN,HAMLET, Co .• AL and Itawamba Co., MS. KING. DALE Seek info. on family William met and left with Nancy of Morton, Alice Lillian, Holliman for White Co.. AR. Goldie, Ella Williams, Sebastian Debbie Jones. 595 S.E. Elmhurst. Co. 1910-30? Are Samue I & Bartlesville. OK 74006 Rebecca (Blessing) Rowan parents of Elizabeth (Rowen) Hamlet. DYKE, BURNS Need obituary of W. Wash. Co. 1840-50 ancestors of Shay Dyke. b. 1665 Claiborne. Hettie King & Turner Hamblet? PA. Dykesville. LA m. Synthia Descendants of George Dale, Burns 1664 Webster Par .• LA. son Pulaski Co., 1940 & Anna (Dale) of A. J. and Drucilla Harper Hogue, Arkansas Co. 1930-39? Dyke. Brothers Craten and A. P. Nadine Williams Britton, 715 Dyke. Hope. AR. Sisters Mary Sequoia Dr., Exeter, CA 93221 Marshall. Berrie C. Burton killed working for railroad WILLIAMS, LYNCH Fred Williams 1865-1889 between LA and AR. b. 1891 Drew Co., AR m. Cherokee Ella Dyke Baugh. 1207 Trenton. Indian f. unknown. killed in Apt. 26-A. West Monroe. LA 71291 cotton gin or saw mill. Fred orphaned, reared by Pump Wil TOLBERT. LAND, SUDDUTH, ERWIN. liams, minister? m. Lucy E. WRIGIIT. BISHOP, HOFFMAN, LAR Lynch Drew Co .• Ch. Inis, Perry. ENCE, GILBERT. PINKSTON. DAVID Austin, Jayneese. Yates connec SON, WHITLOW Joseph P. & Julia tion? Jann Woodard. Rt. 3. Box Tolbert, 1880 Fulton Co., 1900 693-J. Benton. AR 72015 Lawrence Co.; Jarred & Telitha (Land) Sudduth. 1860 Sharp Co.; RANDOLPH, SMITH, WHITE, HOLL James L. & Emily (Erwin) Wright. INGSWORTH/HOLLINGSHEAD Seek 1860s; Christopher M. & Cather descendants of Ida B. Randolph ine (Bishop) Hoffman 18608; b. 1879, MO, living in Benton James & Frances Jane (Lawrence) Co., AR in 1888 with parents. Gilbert 1860s; Rerves Pinkston & Isaac Randolph & Candace Jane Susan Marinda (Davidson) Whitlow Smith White Randolph. She may 1860s. all of Lawrence Co., AR have lived in Phelps Co., MO Barbara Demers. 211 W. Michigan. c1893. She may have m. a Holl Clinton. MI 49236 ingsworth/Holl ingshead. Sher rell Buchanan. 4300 South 22nd, GREGORY. HEADINGTON. PERRIN Fort Smith. AR 72901. Need info. on following all of whom d. in Lawrence Co., AR: MASON, HAGGARD. KIZZIAH Need Lola Gregory Headington b. 3 info., siblings. parents of Aug. 1674 TN, d. 15 Mar 1946, Nancy Sarah Mason b. 1826, TN m. Black Rock, AR; Violet Heading c1646 Izard Co .• AR Samuel B. ton Perrin b. 30 May 1906 TN, d. Haggard. Ch.: Samuel J., Ameri 10 Sep. 1944, Black Rock. AR. ca, Atlantil, Letty, Phoebe. m. Barbara Jayne. 5126 E. Pine. 2nd: Leroy Kizziah c1858, ch.: Wichita. KS 67208 Virginia. Adaline, Leroy. d. Baxter Co., cl890. Was she dau. 39 of Nathaniel MaSOll listed FultOll Co. 1850 Census? Wanda P. TAYLOR, SWADER Craven Wilburn Haggard, 1409 Sherry Lane, Taylor b. c1857, probably Sevier Shawnee, OK 74801-5421 or Hempstead Co., AR to Wilburn Taylor and Malinda Swader. HOLDER, HUCKLEBERRY, PETIT, Mother d. during Civil War. CALLOWAY, HOUSE, MURPHY, JONES Father did not return from war. Need parents of Andrew Jackson Craven Wilburn Taylor lived with Holder, Sr. & county in TN where a Sharp family near Ft. Smith. born. He is listed 1850 census Where were brother William and Clark Co., AR with wife Elvira sister Malinda Jane during Civil Huckleberry & son George W. In War? Vada Jenkins, 349 W. Pine, 1860 Clark Co. with Elvira, Monett, MO 65708 George W. (m. Anna E. Petit), Allen (m. Caddo Calloway). Mary STRICKLIND, BENNETT, BLAYLOCK, B., Franklin (m. Phebie House), JOHNSON Need parents of Willis L. J. (Isabelle) (m. Thomas WaShington Strickland, b. 2 Feb Ca lloway), Elvira (Roseanne) (m. 1881, AR, older bros. Richard Milton Murphy), Andrew Jackson and Sam. Parents died, ch. Holder, Jr. b. 1861 (m. Mal issa reared by mother's relatives: Ann Jones). Mrs. Barbara Mor Bennett, Blaylock. Willis m. row, 512 No. 5th St., Nashville, Alice Fredonia Johnson. Ch.: AR 71852 Thelma 1907 AR; Blanche 1909 AR; Essie 1911 OK; James 1914 AR; Ed TIBBS, HAMPTON, JENKINS, MASSEY, 1917 AR; also Bertha, Willie and RIDGE, LOWRY, WADE, LAWRENCE, S i 1 as. He 1 en Penne 11 , PO Box STEVENS Would like to corre 114, Fort Dick, CA 95538 spond with anyone working on the above Arkansas families. Char O'NEAL, MOORE Seek proof of lotte Massey Almand, Rt. 3, Box parents & siblings of John J. 1190A, Rosston, AR 71858 O'Neal b. 1821 Cocke Co., TN, m. - 1844 Meigs Co., TN Mary Ann CALDWELL, HUDDLESTON, SWINDELL Moore, dau. of Daniel Moore; to Seek info. William Caldwell b. Washington Co., AR c1848 where 1824 AR, m. Martha Jane Huddles he died 1889. Was his father tOIl 1851. Ch.: John Mark, Sarah, Abraham O'Neal? Was Blackburn Mary and Josefelia, Garland Co. O'Neal his brother? Sharron Who are parents & siblings? Standifer Ashton, 3812 N.W. Query in AFH 1980 from Louise Sterling, Norman, Ok 73072 Swindell, Box 96B, Checotah, OK 74426. Ltr. returned "Moved No BEALL Russell Beall came to Address" Does anyone know cur Jacksonville, Pulaski Co., AR rent address? Laura Strickland, from Carroll, MS c1852. He had PO Box 696, Earp, CA 92242 12 ch. Those known are Grace T. Beal]), James Collins Beall, ROBINSON, GAINES Need info. Dr. Chloe S. Beall, Alfred Beall, William Shelton Robinson b. Harriet Beall, Thomas Beall and 1855; d. 21 July 1912, Nash Ulysess Beall. What are names ville, Howard Co., AR, practiced of other children? Any info. on medicine Frostville, Columbia this family appreciated. Nina Co., AR and in Nashville. Sadler Bell, c/o NAPA Auto Active Masonic Lodge and Method Parts, PO Box 156, Frederiksted, ist Church. Where was he born? St. Croix USVI 00841 Obituary says "eastern Arkansas" father's name? Married Lina BLACK, MORRIS, ALWOOD, PENN, Gaines, Gallatin, TN. Marjorie REEVES, EDGEMON Need info. on - Bell, 2830 Chesapeake Ave., Samuel Black b. c1827 AL/TN? & Anchorage, AK 99516 wife Sophia b. c1835 TN, d. 1908 40 OK; son Samuel b. cla6~ d. Oct. of John & Elizabeth (Sharp) 1937 OK - 1st wife Ida Morris, Albright, who d. Craighead Co .• 2nd wife Nellie S. Alwood. AR (need burial place) Parlena Lived Benton and Washington Cos. d. MO - buried where? Beverly 1860 to 1880. John Penn, b. Sep Crowell Wilkerson, 4903 Prince 1822 NC/VA?, wife Rosa Reeves b. ton, Amarillo. TX 79109 Mar 1825 IN d. Nov. 1909 Salem. OR, lived Carroll, Newton, Boone PHILLIPS, RAY Need parents of Cos. 1830-1880. Dau. Martha b. John William Phillips, b. 1833 1843 AR d. 1914 OK m. Samuel KY, m. 1872 Madison Co., AR Edgemon (1839-1865-AR) Catherine Martha Jane Ray, d. 1890, Benton Black Slaughter, 5 Rockridge Co., AR. Ch.: Andrew Smith: Lane, San Antonio, TX 78209 Louise Ellen: Charles L; Edward; and Albert. Lola R. Pentecost, WASSON, ~ELVIN, McGEE/McGHEE PO Box 366. Ozark, MO 65721 John Bandy Wasson b. cl844 Lawrence Co., AR m. Franklin WARNER, WHITE, PARTRIDGE Need Co., IL Mary Missouri Melvin. info. esp. names of birth and/or His parents. John & Nancy. from adoptive parents of Frank Wesley TN in La*rence Co.. 1850. Warner. b. 5/15/1872-74 AR. m. Siblings: Iva b. c1842 AR; James Louisa C. White. Partridge A. July 1827, TN; m. Martha & 11/21/1904, Newton Co., AR. 1900 Ellen Mary E. (1832, TN) m. Baxter Co., AR census shows William McGee/McGhee. All lived parents b. TN. Supposedly given AR. ~rs. Doris Gower, Rt. 2, to an aunt at age two mos. for Box 2184, Farmington, ~O 63640 adoption. Patricia R. Zinner, 5415 Sycamore, Kansas City, HO TRIBBLE Need burial place of 64129 James Montgomery Tribble, who died 8 Oct. 1869. He was living CARTER, ROWLAND, GORDON, HIBBARD in Ouachita Co. in what is now Anyone researching these fami SE corner of Nevada Co., AR. lies who came to NE AR (Greene, Jeannine F. Tribble, PO Box Clay Co.) between 1860-1880 from 1111, Alvarado. TX 76009 Carroll Co., TN? Also desire any info. on Hibbard family in PADGETT, BRIDGES, THOtfi>SON Need NY, OH, AR, LA & TX 1825- parents, descendants, & place & present. Rhonda H. Carter. 4110 date of death of Nehemiah Padg Ursa Circle. Anchorage, AK 99517 ett (b. 1790) m. Elizabeth Bridges (b.1786) NC. Lived S1.ADE, McCUTCHAN, PINK Franklin Co., TN 1820; Jackson Seek info. on "Col." Co., AL 1830-50. Eliz. d. 1850 ~~dison M. Sharp, b. 1810, & Nehemiah went to Ouachita Co., Danville, VA, m. (1) Martha AR where two of his children Slade 9 May 1831, Caswell Co., lived. Salenas P. Padgett & NC: moved 1843 Gibson Co., TN: Matilda Elizabeth Thompson (Mrs. Ch.: Edward. Mary, Thomas, Daniel). Some moved later to Sidney: m. (2) "Widow" McCutch Coryell Co .• TX. ~argaret P. an, c1860, Gibson Co., TN; Partee. Rt. 11. Box 356, Leba child: Grandison, Jr.; moved non, TN 31081 1861 Vandale, Poinsett. AR: m. (3) Miss Pinkston, after 1863; CUllNUTl', DENT, ALBRIGHT, SHARP elected AR Legislature in 1874; Riley Denton Curnutt, b. 1825, died 1875. William H. Sharp, Campbell Co .• TN, d. 1816 Boone Jr.. 2825 West State Ave., Co., AR, son of William & Lucin Phoenix. AZ 65051 da (Dent) Curnutt (need their ·._r parents & birthplace) & wife HENDERSON, FERGUSON James M. Parlena Francis Albright, dau. Henderson b. 23 Jan 1836, d. 18 41 Jan 1874. Lost arm in Civil War Kinnee's on any census in that "Chickamuga". Need name of area. I need he I p! Brenda G. parents. sibl ings « children. Kamka. 434 Moonlite Dr., Idaho Married Melinda R. Ferguson b. Falls, ID 83402 25 June 1837. both buried county line cemetery. Howard Co., AR. REED, WEEMS, TATUM, SMITH, - LeaEtta Sweatt, 3220 Cherry. WILBURN. BRADBURY, McFERRAN, Pine Bluff, AR 71603 CARPENTER Joseph Reed d. 5 Apr 1870, Johnson Co., AR b. 1829 HAMBRICK, BUFORD Need father of Shelby. IL. m. 2nd Amanda Eliza Emma Susana Hambrick b. 1868 beth Weems. dau. of Richard & Claiborne Parish. LA. father was Nancy Ann (Tatum) Weems. b. 23 born in AR and m. Francis Emily Dec. 1841. Perry, TN. Also in Buford. dau. of Miles Buford. Denton. TX. Amanda m. a Smith & Iia Verne Toney, PO Box 378, resided Polk. AR. Also need McNeil. AR 71752 desc. Wilburn, Bradbury. McFer ran. Carpenter. Rita Wilburn WISDOM. STILLWELL, STOKES, Ackerman. 4055 E. Hartford, BLEVINS, BAGLEY, FRENCH, GRAY Phoeniz, AZ 85032 Geo. Washington Wisdom b. 1821 TN. wife Malinda Jane Stillwell RAWLS, LOCKRIDGE. WATSON Wil b. 1830 GA; Mary Wisdom, James & liam Charles Rawls wife Emma & Charles H. Wisdom, b. 1864 AR; two step-dau. moved to Hot Madden Larkin Stokes b. TN « Springs, Garland Co., AR in wife Sarah Blevins b. TN; James 1897. Listed 1900 and 1910 Bagley b. NY & wife Frances Census in Hot Springs. Emma French. Who were parents? Wm. Rawls d. 1927, buried Hollywood B. Gray? Boone, Independence, Cern. Names of step-daus. Martha Jackson Cos. Cleo Gray Melen (:) and Daisy Lockridge. Daisy's dez, 5114 Walnut Park Dr., Santa married name was watson. Need Barbara, CA 93111 death date, burial site for W. C. Rawls and any other info. STARNS/STARNES, TOLIVER John about this family. Jerry T. Louis Starns and his bro. Noah Barton, 209 Southcross, George came to Pocahontas, AR 1880. town, TX 89628 [W.C. Rawls d. in John m. Carrie Ellen Toliver Hot Springs 2-20-1916, 50 yrs 1888 and Noah m. her sister old, a farmer, bp unk., buried Laura. They moved to Peach Greenwood Cern .• as shown in Orchard, AR & reared a large Death Records for Hot Springs. family. d. 1935. John and published in 1989. Member ad Carrie d. 1940. John & Noah vised Nov. 1989, but ltr. not were sons of W. Louis starns & acknowledged:- BJM) mother Linely? 1870 in Randolph, Tipton Co., TN. Next door was DAVIS G.W. Davis 1860 Census John Starns & wife Sarah, dau. Drew Co •• AR D-198, wlwife Jane Odelia. Sadie M. Hoke, Rt. I, and probable bro. David M. Box 95, Buckingham, IL 60917 Davis. What does G.W. stand for? Is he the father of James KINNEE. VINCENT Somewhere Leander Davis who resided in D- around Little Rock. AR in the 196: When did G. W. die in the 1900's lived Abraham Kinnee, who 18606 and where buried. Cannot had separated from his wife Rosa locate any information. Coralie Harriette Vincent and kept their Alleberry Waddell, 4524 E. two sons Theron and Aaron. Gettysburg, Fresno, CA 93726 Aaron was accidently killed when he picked up a live telephone RAINWATER, POSEY Need death date - wire on the way home from & place of burial for Sarah school. I cannot find any (Rainwater) Posey, wife of Warren Monroe Posey. Sarah b. HOWARD Researching William A. 1806 SC, possibly dau. of Robert Howard (b. 1818 TN) family of & Morning Rainwater, who lived Benton Co. , IA (1848 to 1820, stewart Co., TN. Warren present). Son William Howard d. 1875. buried Hays Chapel res. Franklin. Sebastian & - Cem .• Johnson Co .• AR. Lost Johnson Cos .• AR (c1900-1943) trace of Sarah. did she live Also researching Curran (VA), Mulberry, Crawford Co.. AR? McMillon (NC), Davis (GA). Laurel L. Posey. 12709 Dorina Gordon Howard, 9221 Timothy Place, Granada Hills. CA 91344- Lane, Garden Grove. CA 92641 1418 WILSON. COLLER. CASEY From where in GA did Andy Wilson. who LAY, BACON Jesse Lay (b. 1797) m. Elizabeth Coller, come? They TN. w/Susan Penriington Martin moved to Howard co .• AR where (b. 1800 SC) & William H. Lay dau. Mary Etta Wilson Casey was (b. 1808 VA?) with Mary S. Bacon b. 26 Mar. 1859. Who were her (b. 1811. TN) arrived in Conway brothers & sisters? Ann Bryan, Co., AR c1839. 1850 Census in 2907 Dorchester, Little Rock, AR Van Buren Co. Jesse & Susan 72205 had: Mary. Sarah, Catherine, Carolina. Nancy, David Hardin DRURY/DREWERY, BUTLER, IVANS (all b. TN), John Martin. and Need info. on Rufus King Charles F. William H. Lay and Drury/Drewery b. 8 May 1861, Mary S. had: Allen S., Eliza Lafayette Co .• MS to John beth, Emmeline (all b. TN) Drury/Drewery & Pulcheria Sadie. Martha m. Winfield Scott, (Butler) Ivans. Rufus is known and William. Who did these to have been in Arkansas in children marry? Who were Jesse 1915. "rs. Lenora Tatu•• 2499 E. & William Lay's parents? Cath Gerard #148. "erced, CA 95340 erine Y. Moulton, Rt. 5. Box 676. Rogers. AR 72756 HARRISON Someone must have - info. on Thomas Harrison who MILUM/MILAM. PHILLIPS Research lived in White Co.. AR 1850. ing these families between 1800 Searcy Co .• AR 1860. When & and 1920 in Marion Co •• AR. where did he die? Name of wife? Mike Ramsey. 6 Westlake Ln #304. Need info. on one Jame or Jessie St. Catharines. Ontario, Canada who lived with them in 1850. LZN 553. Was he the father of Benje or was Thomas? "rs. Hugh Harrison, CRABAUGH. P'BWBLL • HOST In f 0 • 3808 Overland Dr •• Del City, OK needed on Isaac Crabaugh, b. 31 73115 Aug. 1844 Carroll Co., AR d. 28 Jan. 1921 in Berryville. Mar PHELPS If you are researching ried 1st Sarah Fewell, and 2nd the surname Phelps in any county Nancy Host. He also lived for a in Arkansas, I may have informa time in Marion Co. AR and in MO. tion for you. Send your Phelps Wade Harris, 813 N. 9th. Col line with known dates and SASE. linsville. Ok 74021 Rachel Rainey. PO Box 7. Walnut Ridge. AR 71476 DILBECK would like to hear from Marion Co. and Baxter co., AR ANTHONY. SULLIVANT. MASON descendants of Isaac Dilbeck, Adison Anthony in Ouachita Co .• who arrived Philadelphia 1683 AR 1850 census age 21 listed and Johannes/John Dilbeck who twice: City of Camden #62 Hin arrived Philadelphia 1752. ton, JameS born Va. and with W.Howard Dilbeck, 7505 Cortina Sullivant. Elcana b. SC at - Ave., Atascadero, CA 93422 Locust Bayou Twp. #63. Need names of his parents. He m. 43 E_ther Mason c1851, Ouachita Rap~ist Missionary. Mr ... John CD .. AR, d. c1879, Callioun Co., T. Curtis, SR2, Aox 6073, Tulil AR Wanda Colvin. 202~. Roose rosa, NI1 88352 velt. Cleveland. TX 77327 KILGORE/KILLGORE, LEA Desire -. SHORT John H. Short (second son contoct w/descendants of Thomas of-Jacob H. Short) and wife Kilgore. Jr .. b. c1759. Orange Sallie shown on 1910 cansus for (now Caswell Co.), NC. d. after Bi~ Rock Twp .• Pulaski Co., AP, 1857 Union Co .. AB. probably lat8r located in Stuttgart, Ark. buried Three Creeks, m. Phebe Co., .",H , known ch.: Effie, Mary. Lea, had 4 daus., and one son, Peorl and Henry. Sallie Short Gabriel Lea Kilgore. father of is known to have been living in Dr. Dawson Lee Killgore of Arkansas in 19305. Leonard E. Columbia Co .. AR. ~ote: Thomas Watts, 7337 W. 87th St., Los Kilgore, Jr. is an established Angeles, CA 90045 USD of 1612 ancestor; he was son of Revolutinary War ancestor, RHODES, WISE. STONE, NORTON Thomas Ki 19ore. Sr., Robertson Riley Rhodes 1842-1892 wife Co .• TN. Mrs. Lesba Lewis Thomp Cordelia Wise 1845-1923, Berry son, 1745 Meredith Lane. Bell ville, Carroll Co .• and Cabanol, eair. Clearwater, FL 34616 Newton Co., AR. Wm. n. stone 1860-1935 wife Elizabeth Norton RISNER. YOUNG Confirm death date 1861-1946 Berryville, Carroll of George & Margaret (Young) Co., AR Need birth, marriage, Risner. Believe both d. before and death racords. Paul T. 1860 census. Wiley Redmon Chapman, 121 Upsilon st .• Belle Risner b. 11 Dec 1859, Izard Co. Chasse, LA 70037 orphan - who took him in? Siblings in HH of rel~tives. No CAMERON, SMITH, OSBORNE Need record of Wiley until 1880? Marticia Wallace. 1419 Universi - parents Flora J. Cameron m. Thomas H. Smith. On 1870 Census ty. Durant, OK 74701 Dorsey Co. she b. MS c1852. Permelia Osborne m. Elias Smith GRANT. WAITS Seek desc. of 18 1.8 in Jefferson Co .• AR. Need David M. Grant, h. 1818 GA, and parents names. Juanita Smith Nancy A. Waits. b. 1821. GA. who Warriner, PO Box 365, Milburn, migrated to Ashley Co., AR OK 73450 during 1850s. Wally Waits. 1902 So. Hwy. 121 #401, Lewisville, KING. NORTON Need data on Lewis TX 75067-6571 King, b. c1825-30 Lawrence Co .• AL to Nicholas King & Nancy WEAVER. ANDERSON, COOK Victoria Norton. Kings moved to Yalobu A. Weaver b. 1870 MO. m. ? sha Co., MS 1834 where Nicholas Anderson. Her brothers John d. 1846 and Nancy d. 1847. Victor, George and James Wilburn Lewis & family of wife in Arkan were in Fulton, Sharp Cos., AR sas Centennial publication, am area 1900. Her mother was Nancy told. Also need his one sister. A. Cook. Alice Faye Weaver Mrs. Ross A. Childs. 706 Spruce. Brown. PO Box 400. Stroud, OK Truth or Consequences, NM 87901 74079 CLARK, MITCHELL America Clark HOLLAND Seek any descendants of b. 1830 AR, m. Jacob Mitchell Christopher Columbus Holland. 1850 Scott Co.? Ch. b. AR: Mary res. Garland Co. early 19005. 1851;Virginia Ellen 1853. Her Wm. Daniel Holland b. 1803 GA father may be Benjamin Clark was in Hot Springs Co.,AR after res. Lawrence Co., Johnson Co .• 1849. Need parents of Wm. Daniel Franklin Co., Crawford Co. & siblings Patience Selina and 44 Emily B. HoII.,nct. Ernest sta 0685 venhagen. 2200 Market St .• #800, Galveston. TX 77550 [Mrs. NOBLES Need ancestors of Rich Ernest Rahe, Buchanan Dam, TX ard Nobles b. SC c1803. He & provided info. on this Holland bros. Merritt, Stanmore and family in the 1971 RECORD, Zephaniah were in Gasconade Co., Garland Co. Hist. Soc. publica- MO in 1828, Census records: tion. - BJM] 1830 Crawford Co., MO. 1840 Carroll Co., AR, 1850 Crawford ODELL, WHEAT. STOCKS, KELLY. Co., AR with 8 children, He d. BRANCH Need birth & death date between 1850 and 1855 in AR. His for Regainard Odell. & name, b. children moved to California in & d. of his wife, both buried 1856. Helen Nobles Roumasset. Ebenezer, near Village, AR 151 Wildwood Ave., San Carlos. (can·t find county); date of CA 94070 death of James Madison Wheat, Columbia Co., b. 1884; date of DeHART, RATCLIFF, OWENS Any death of Hettie Stocks Wheat info. on Jesse DeHart b. c1830 Kelly. Columbia Co. b. 1881; AR, m. 1849 Margaret Ratcliff, date of birth of Mary Adeline in Thibodeaux, LA. Is he broth Branch Odell, Columbia Co. d. er to James DeHart b. c1816, son 1954. Mrs. Raymond T. Odell, of Abraham DeHart & Mary Owens 992 stony Hill Rd., Redwood of Matthew's Bend. Arkansas City, CA 94061 [Village, AR Territory? Pat DeHart Esti est. 1927, Columbia Co., AR lette. 108 Acadian st.. New BJM] Iberia, LA 70560 DAVIDSON What are the dates of DENT. BAGGETT Henry Giles Dent the founding and "dying" of the (b. NC 1824). Dau. Mary Ella Town of Davidsonville, Randolph Dent m. Lee Baggett in Imboden. County? Were the founders May 1887. Henry Dent (Atty.) Ephraim Brevard Davidson and lived in Memphis from 1850-1881. John Alexander Davidson and were Miss Susan Dent (1866-1906) from the first Arkansas Post Office Annieville. AR buried in H. G. and Courthouse there? Leone C. Dent plot. Elmwood Cern., Mem Bagley, 1226 Cherokee Dr., phis. TN. Margie B. Landon. 4 Newport, AR 72112 (In 1615 the Leewood Dr .• Humboldt. TN 38343 Missouri legislature established Lawrence County to include what WILLMUTH, EDWARDS, SHARP Wil is now northern Arkansas, with liam Willmuth came to eastern AR Davidsonville as the county c1840 with his parents Edwin or seat. A post office was estab Edward Willmuth and Mary Ed lished at Davidsonville in June wards, from KY or TN. William 1817. Arkansas Territory was m. Catherine Sharp of Lawrence created March 2, 1819.-BJMj Co., AR. T.J. Willmuth, 1411 Powers Ave., Lewiston. ID 83501 LEW IS! ALLEN,' HARTIN, HUTCHBNS! FLEMING, RODERICK Seek contact JOHNSON For whom was village of with relatives of Benjamin Johnson. Washington Co. AR Lewis, age 42, Isabelle (Allen) named? Fred Tubbs, 6 McCo8lbe Lewis, age 29, Rhoderick Martin Dr .• Delmar, NY 12054 age 19, Jackson Hutchens, age 22, and James Fleming. age 35 RINKER, BRIGHT Joseph McConnell all born TN. 1860 in same house Rinker and wife Mary Elizabeth. hold Brushy Lake Twp., Poinsett lived Wash. Co., AR in 1900, m. (now Cross) Co., AR. Also any Feb. 10, 1884. lived in Madison Roderick. Dr. W. Cary Anderson, Co., AR 1885. Armenda May PO Box 685. Decatur, AR 72722- Rinker m. Oble Davis Bright 45 (b. 1~82, Knox Co., KY) ca 1904, d. 1854 in Crawford Co.. AR, and child b. 1905 in Rosetta, also parents of wife Catherine, Eerlton Co., AR. Bonnie Johannes, b. TN 1825. remarried after 5358 N. 6th, Apt. 102, Fresno, death of James - John Boen. She CA 93710 d. 1858 in Craw ford Co. Mi ldred Rllis Werelius. 17 Elma Gate Rd. STEWART, CREASON, LAX, GERRY W., Oakville, WA 98568 Seek info. on ch. of Wi 11 iam stewart ca 1849/1930. Known BARKER. BLACK, SIVLEY. WILKES ch: Mary Frances Stewart Crea Would like to hear from descend son, Claria Stewart Lax, Sarah ants of Absolom Barker & wife Stewart Gerry. They lived in AR Mary Matilda Wilkes; James & MO. Mary Ann Creason Rohde, Barker ~ wite Parthenia Black; 5797 Sycamore, Rialot. CA 92376 John Black & wife Louisa Sivley. all lived Izard, Fulton Cos .• AR DANIEL(S)! RANDLE, ELMORE, NOEL,_ 1852-1900. Robert Nichols. PO ~!!ITE, WHIPPLE, SMITH. !lOYD. Box 86. Widener. AR 72394 MOSE~L MEACHU~ NICHOLS, ~ALKER, HARGRAVE Are you a descendant CAMPBELL, PAYNE...L CLEM SE·ek of~-James Anderson Daniel(s), info. on parents of Campbell Benton Co., or Wade Daniel(s), brothers, Geo. Wash. '" Washington Co.? Probably sons Jack/Dack. around Dam~scus, of Isaac Daniel(s), Franklin c1900. Sarah Elizabeth Novella Co .• TN. Known allied surnames Campbell was b. to George W. & abovo. Joan Meeker Strasburg. Sara Ann (Payne) Campbell. Geo. 2415 Elm Ave., Sheboygan, WI b. 18 Sept. '859. Sara b. 9 Feb. 53081-5527 1860. Jack/Dack m. Alice Clem. Barbara Spybuck Isaacs. 6733 N. CHAPPEL, CASTLEBERRY Christo W. Expressway, Oklahoma City, OK pher C. "Lum" Chappel, b. Obion 73132 -. Co., TN 11 Aug. 1854, died in Bono, AR 24 Dec. 1948. Wife BURNS, FRISBY Elvira Burns m. Margaret Castleberry b. KY 15 John Frisby 3 Nov. 1824. Jef Oct 1855, d. Bono? 15 June 1896. ferson Co. ,MS. In 1825 John JoAn Larsen, 2413 La Plancha, Burns deeded land to John Fris Carlsbad, CA 92009 by. husband of dau. Elvira. Who was John Burns' wite? Parents? REED, MILLER. PAUL Joseph D. Where did he live before moving Miller & Elizabeth Paul m. Wash. to Miss? Grandson. Josiah Co .• AR 1854. Hugh Alexander Frisby & wife Charlotte Howard Paul m. Dorothy Pedue/Peerson in Union Co. AR by 1848 In 1853, Wash. Co. Joseph D. Ouachita Co .• AR 1850 Census. Miller b. in IL. son of Joseph Mrs. James H. Stevenson, 2816 D. Miller and June/Jane Duff. Maryland Dr., Jonesboro. AR Nancy E. Floyd, Box 1281, Kerr 72401 vii 1e, TX 78029 MUSICK Seek info. On Marnel L. CARTER, ADAMS Seek descendants Musick lived in/near Little & info. on Stephen & Leannah Rock, d. c1908. Julia J. Bandy, Carter. Pope Co.. AR ca1858- Rt. 2, Box 188, Union. MO 63064 1866. Also info. on James and Joshua Adams. Am now compiling LEE, PATRICK. HICKEY, NAYLOR family history. B. T. Adams, Need ancestors & descendants of 1207 Neal Pickett. College March/Mark Lee b. 14 Dec 1799 Station, TX 77840 NC/VA, lived Johnson & Pope Co. c1825-1849 then to CA. m. #1 - LEWIS. BOHN Need names of Matilda Patrick, 2nd Nancy parents of James M. Lewis, b. KY Hickey, botll of AR. Nancy 1st 4f\ m. Archibald Naylor. Need info. on Hickey. Mark of Blenheim or POWERS, DAVIS Wm. B. Powers. b. Stratford Lees? Mrs. Edna M. 1825 SC, m. Nancy A. Davis, July Bronson. 2145 Smith Flat Rd •• 1844, Rutherford Co., TN. 1850 Placerville. CA 95667 Census Conway Co., AR., Wm. on Tax lists 1853-1854. Newton Co .• -' HAWKINS. NUNLEY, HASLY Need AR. 1860 Census, Nancy widowed. proof that Elizabeth Nunley Cave Creek, Newton Co. Ch.: Mary Hawkins is the dau. of Joseph A. J., Nathaniel "John" Thomas, Nunley and wife Nancy Easly. James Noah. Wm. Franklin, Newton Living side by side in Franklin J. Seeking parents &: siblings in Co., AR 1850 Census. Betty J. TN of Wm. B. Powers &: Nancy A. McFarland. 4619 No. "M" St., Davis. Virginia Howell, 418 Dos Fort Smith, AR 72904 Caminoa. Ventura. CA 93003 COOPER. DAVIS. NOBLE Seek LADYKAN. GAINES. WHITE Need descendants of three Cooper descendants of Joseph Ladyman, brothers: William. Richard, b. TN 1822, d. Randolph Co., William (Dick): father James 1910, m. Susanah Gaines, b. came to Greene/Craighead Co. in 1826. both buried Randolph Co. 1850s from SC. Also Benjamin sons Benjamin. b. TN &: Samuel D. Franklin Davis b. 1835 TN. lived b. AR 1863. Also descendants of Greene/Craighead Co., m. Letecia Thomas J. White, b. TN 1820, Noble, served Civil War. d. 1875 sons William b. 1843, John N .• AR. Doris Cooper Gyarmati. 622 James. Joseph & Phil, all lived South Street. Mishawaka. IN Randolph Co. from 1865. Dean 46544 White. Rt. 1. Bo% 11-1. Clever. HO 65631 WHEATON. BLAH. BLACK Charles Wheaton was appointed judge when BRIM, PORTER John Brim & Lyddia Hempstead Co., AR organized in on census Spavinaw. Benton Co. 1819. His will dated 1821. Ch.: 1860/1870. Known ch.: George W., Cynthia Lucy (m. William Jeffer Cynthia, Daniel L., Henry R., son Blam). Milaina (m. Jonathan Louisa, John G., Lucinda, Marga Black. Jr.), Nancy Bannett (m. ret C .• all b. TN, Margaret m. James Harvey Black), Charles, C. W. Porter, lived Rudy, Craw James Isam; the latter two ford Co .• AR Betty S. Roberts, minors. Where were the Wheatons 3621 Pioneer Ave., Cheyenne, WY from? Mrs. Howard W. Dougherty. 82001 Rt. 3. 238 Wells Road. Quitman. TI 75783 BLACKWOOD. GIBSON Need info. on Clarine Blackwood b. 1903 Inde SISEMORE, GIBSON. WHITMIRE. pendence Co. d. 1953 FL; Edwin WALKER, WILLIAMS Desire to Blackwood b. 1869 Lawrence Co., contact descendants of Martha B. AR d. 1919 TN: Hugh Blackwood b. Sisemore b. c1865 AR. dau. of 1837 AL d. 1884 Lawrence Co., George W. & Nancy Gibson Sise AR; Sarah E. Gibson, wife of more. Martha m. Robert s. Hugh J.. b. 1851 Mississippi Whitmire. Need info. on Melvin Co., AR d. 1898, Craighead Co., Walker who was in the Army AR. Beverly Hurst. PO Bo% 217, during WWII. I have a picture of Punta Garda, FL 33951 him in uniform which he sent Polly Sisemore Williams. sister SHOEMAKER, BUCHANAN Need par of his grandmother. Martha ents, dates & place of death Sisemore Whitmire. Betty Wil Benjamin (c1819 IN) and Eliza liams Baker, Rt. 7, Bo% 356, beth (cI820) Shoemaker. from Fayetteville, AR 72701 Gasconade Co., 1'10 1870 to Inde - pendence Co .• AR &: Alexander (b 47 1820 SC) & Matilda (c1823 Se) DYE, STEWART. WILSON Francis Buchanan. 1850 was in Obion Co. , "Frank" M. Dye. b. c1855. prob. TN 1880 Izard Co., AR. Lavona lL, m. Elsie Alice Stewart. 9 Shoemaker. 817 W. Chickasaw July 1882. Nevada Co .• AR. She Ave., Sallisaw. OK 74955 was dau. of Fountain Brown Stewart & Maria Elenore Wilson JACOBI. BERTSCH, DUTTLINGER. b. c1868. Hempstead/Nevada Co .• FINNEY/FENNE. LOGSDON Would AR. Any info. on Dye family, like to hear from any descendant where from. when to AR welcome. of Henry Jacobi b. 1813 d. 1887 Jane Parmer. 1001 Breckenridge Little Rock. Daus.: Clara m. #216. Little Rock. AR 72205-1551 Frank Bertsch: Rosa m. Conrad Duttlinger; Lily m. Frank Fin DABNEY. HOLDEN Mary Celeste ney/Fenne. His son. Albert Dabney Holden b. 3 Dec. 1843 Jacobi m. Alice Logsdon. All Dresden. Weakley Co .• TN, d. 4 lived in Little Rock. Mary Ann Oct. 1933 Little Rock. AR. dau. Rapp, 12274 Parkwood Ave .• Baton of Alexander Gray Holden & wife Rouge. LA 70815 Elizabeth Dabney. who was b. c1822? in VA. place unk. Need JACKSON, WADKINS William Riley her parents name & where they Jackson b. 1849 AR - Where? d. lived. Robert A. Campbell, Jr., 1938 Waco. TX. listed in hOt'se 4 Caylor Lane, Little Rock, AR bold of Steven Jackson 1850 72209 Bastop Co .• TX. Steven had 2 sons. one b. AR and one b. IL, 3 NOWLIN. LINCYCOMB George W. daus. b. AR - maybe in Conway Nowlin b. 1854 TN & wife Marga Co.? Graham Jackson b. 1826 AR. ret E. Lincycomb b. Sept. 1861 m. Elizabeth Wadkins 1849 Kauf MO. m. 16 Sept. 1880 Hot Spring man Co .• TX. Are these Jacksons Co. AR, Known ch.: Emily Nowlin related? LaVerne Good Parsons, Harkins. William, Thomas E., and 5421 Pebblebrook Dr., Dallas. TX Robert V. Nowlin. Paith Nowlin. 75229 Rt. 3, Box 362B. Crossett. AR 71635 GROUNDS, BLAIR, RICHARDSON Need info. on death date, burial YERBY. HASSELL Need grave sites place of Peter Grounds. d. c1854 of John Yerby b. 26 Jan 1796 AL. in Fulton, need proof. John d. 1 Aug. 1673 & wife Ann Has Grounds, wife Wilmuth nee Blair. sell Yerby b. 15 Feb 1806 AL? dau. Rebecca, d. of fever c1663 d. 1 Jan. 1676 Co .• both buried in Fulton. Julia Grounds m. near Prescott. Nevada Co, AR. Richardson c1853/54 in Fulton or Headstones known to exist in the Izard Co. Edith Roberts, 702 N. late 305. early 405, but exact Maple. Carlsbad, NM 88220 location not given. Merry Gay M. Phillips. Rt. 2, Box 618 #16. PARKER, HUTTO Seek desc. of Tyler. TX 74704 Abner R. & Henry Freed Hutto, brothers of Birdie (Hutto) GARRISON James Franklin Garrison Parker. Freed b. Dec. 1870 MS, b. 13 Sept.1827. Hall Co .• GA. d. 30 Apr. 1935 in England, AR, d. 1 Mar. 1901,Conway Co .• AR. Val m. c1697 Nannie Lee 1. He was Garrison Rose, 210 So. 10th. Circuit Clerk & Sheriff of Clinton. OK 73601-3927 Conway Co. 1900-08, State Sena tor from Lonoke Co. 1927/1929. HENRY. WARD John Henry h. 1779 Son Jack, daus .• Katherine & NC, d. 1872 Hempstead Co. m. Ann Anna Maria. William D. Parker. 1, d. 1823 Hempstead Co. m. 2nd 518 Apollo Road, Richardson, TX Eli~abeth Ward h. 1804. Left 75081 NC. to TN, then MO. went to Hempstead Co. cI817-18. A very 48 famous Methodist mini.ster. Who Cir~18 L~ne, Chuluota, FL 32766 were his parents? Known as Father Henry. Nora Garrett. PO TACKITT. GLASCOE Thomas M. Box 154. Newkirk. OK 74647 Tackitt m. Molly Glascoe. Lo noke. AR 12 Mar. 1911. Had two MATTHEWS. ALLEN. LEWIS. YERZLEY. ch.: Buck & Desmond, need info. WALWORTH Need parents of Mary on father, mother & siblings and Matthews, 1800-1876 in Monticel where buried. Stan Masters. 2103 lo. m. Samuel Allen. Also need Mt. Vernon Ct., Pine Bluff. AR parents of Malinda DeGray Lewis. 71603-7603 who m. Thomas Walworth Yerzley. Was Yerzley's mother Ann Wal worth? If so,need her line also. TURNER, BERRY Alfred (K.?) Allen Norris. 7345 47th NE. Turner b. TN, date? m. 19 Aug. Seattle, WA 98115 1840 Carroll Co.. TN, lived White Co .• AR. Garner, TN, d. AR ELAH, HYERS. BATES. PARK. HES date? Wife Indiana Berry. Ch.b. TE~ GEURIN. CROWELL Needs KY: Martha E .• Nany E., and info. on Hazel Elam. Emma S. Daniel b. AR 1861. Danny J. Myers b. 1880 AR m. Fount Bates. Turner. 121 Oaklawn Dr., Conway, dau. Mary. Is Luna Park a AR 72032 person or place? Emily Hester m. Nathan Geurin in 1840 lived MIl.LICAN, LEWIS. HORN, SATTER in Perry Co •• AR. Aaron Crowell FIELD. BROWN Mary Catherine lived Batesville. AR during Millican (b.1844 Shelby Co .• TN) Civil War. Virginia Smyers sister of Vicy Mary (Lewis) who McCann. 412 SE 45. Oklahoma m. Mr. Horn. Mary C. m. Noah W. City. OK 73129 Satterfield 1869, Russellville. AR. Grandson John W. Satter PRICE. CASEY. STOKES Riley field (b. 1895). was with her 15 Price b. 1861 TN. Seeking par yrs (1895-1910) in Sulphur -- ents names & county where he Springs. Howard Co., AR. Johnny lived. Riley was orphaned settled with wife Delia in during Civil War. Stayed with Sacramento, CA. Nancy Cox Misen relatives until age 12 then heimer. Rt. 1, Box 171-47. walked to Arkansas. LIved with Jacksonville. AR 72076 "Aunt" Jane Casey. Married Lovie Stokes & lived 4 miles MUNCY. MUNCEY. MUNSEY Wish to from Pyatt in Marion Co., d. correspond with researchers 1929. Dorothy Iverson. 2640 So. working on these families in AR 133td. Seattle. WA 98168 1840-60 to present. Migrated from SW VA. James A. Muncey. THOMAS. PASCALL. SMITH Need Jr.. 4444 Livingston Ave .• info. on Albert J. Thomas b. Dallas, TX 75205-2607 1813 SC, m. 1. Ferriby PascalI. 2. Eliza Smith. 3. Unk. Came to NOWLIN, COULSON William M. Prairie Co •• AR from Weakley Co. Nowlin b. 1884, m. Olive Coulson TN 1858. Known ch.: John by wife 1912 in Pine Bluff. AR. Father #1 and Judge James S. by Eliza is James Nowlin b. c1850. Smith. Beatrice M. Anderson. Michael 1. Perry. 1639 Vance. 1502 Turtle Cr. Dr .• Lufkin. TX Memphis. TN 38104 75901 JENKINS Vernon Charles Jenkins, b. 2 Dec. 1945 to Marie Jenkins in Pulaski Co., AR. Anyone knowing Marie Jenkins Dr kin, please contact Robert Kerr. 1407 49 INDEX Acker.an ASllUsin Beckton Rita W.• 42 H. P .. , 21 J. L.. 21 AdallS Atkins Bell B. T •• 46 W.. P,. f 21 Marjorie. 40 E. A •• 21 Atwood Nina Sadler. 40 J_s. 46 Evans. 21 Bennett Joshua. 46 Audubon. 20 Pat Lape. 21 J. J .• 21 W•• 21 P •• 14 Babftyco. 35 Pat. 26 Akins. 35 Bacon Benson Albright II~ S., 43 P. H•• 21 John. 41 Baggett Bentley Parlena F.. 41 Lee. 45 S. J .• 21 Allen Bagley Berry Desaond Walls. 6 Allen R •• 26 Indiana. 49 H. J .• 21 Jues, 42 J1a, 12 Isabelle. 45 Leone C •• 45 Bertsch J_s. 14 Baird Frank. 48 J. W.. 21 W. B •• 21 Bettis SllIIUe I. 49 Baker J. C •• 14 Sarah Elizabeth. 6 Betty W•• 47 lflI., 14 C. M•• 21 Russell P •• 17, Bishop Allred Ball Catherine, 39 Nas. 14 G. W•• 24 Black I. 0 •• 14 Bandy E. L .• 21 AIIlllJld Julia J .. 46 Jaaes H•• 47 Charlotte M•• 40 Barber John. 46 Alred Jaaes. 28 Jonathan. Jr •• 47 w.. C •• 14 Jaaes C .• 26 Parthenia. 46 Alwood Barker SdllUel. 40 Nellie S., 41 Abso 1011 , 46 Blackburn Anderson Jues. 46 J. C •• 21 Ann, 6 Wa. T., 14 J. W•• 21 Beatrice M•• 49 Barnes Blackwood F. J .• 14 Robt. If •• 21 Clarine. 47 Turia Flowers. 10 Barton Edwin. 47 Will iu A•• 10 Jerry T •• 42 Hugh. 47 W. C~. 45 Bassett If. F.. 21 Joseph. 21 Nathan. 14 Blake Walter. 10 Bates Mrs •• 12 Andrews Fount. 49 Blakely J. T •• 21 Baugh Thad. 14 Anthony Ella Dyke. 39 Blessing Adison. 43 Barter Rebecca. 39 Arbuckle J. B •• 21 Blevins D •• 21 Beall Sarah. 42 Archer Grace T •• 40 Blood A. G., 21 Harriet, 40 T. Z., 14 J .• 21 Jaaes C •• 40 Boen Arrington Russell. 40 John, 46 Lucinda, 36 Thoaas. 40 Borsoni Ashley Ulysess. 40 J. B .. 21 T. J .• 14 Beard Boswell Ashton J. A •• 14 T. C.. 14 Sharron S.. 40 J. W•• 14 50 Bradfern Richard H., 9 J. I •• 22 PI. S •• 21 Bush I. B•• 22 Brantley J_s. 14 Caruth T. B•• 21 Butler Paul J •• 34 Brasell Pulcheria, 43 Caruth Funeral HOlle, 34 I .• 21 Butter Carvere Brent J. L., 14 Charlotte Arkansas. 6 J. L •• 21 llyrd. 36 Casey Brewer Harold. 39 J. C •• 21 Cable Jane, 49 Bridges Daw. 14 Castleberry Elizabeth. 41 Caldwell ltargaret. 46 Briggs John llark. 40 Castner Bob. 11 Josefel1a. 40 I .• 14 Bright Mary. 40 Chadwick Obie D •• 46 Sarah. 40 P. F •• 14 Bria Illli_. 40 Chandler Cynthia. 47 Calhoun Huel I •• 14 Daniel L •• 47 J .. 14 T •• 14 George I .• 47 Callahan Cha)'lMn Helll'")' R•• 47 Andy. 11 Paul T •• 44 John, 47 Calloway Chappel John G•• 47 Caddo. 40 Christopher C.. 46 Louisa. 47 Tha.as. 40 Chestnut Lucinda. 47 S. D•• 22 C •• 25 ltargaret. 47 C_ron Chewing Britton Flora J •• 44 J. A •• 14 Nadine I .• 39 F. J .• 21 Childers Bronaugh CIIIIp :Berry. 14 David. 21 R. H., 22 11111_. 14 Bronson Cllllpbell Childs Edna PI., 47 Charley. 13 Ross A. !Irs.. 44 Brown. 35 Geo. lash.. 46 Clark Brown Jack/Dllck. 46 Merica. 44 E. G•• 14 JMies, 9 :Benj_in. 44 Gladys Horn. 13 Robert A•• Jr .. 48 L. B •• 22 Brownlee Sarah E. N•• 46 Clayton :Beth. 36 I. H•• 22 Cora, 27 Bryan Cappo 35 Cleburne County, 36 Ann, 43 Cargill Clell Doc. 13 C. I .. 22 Alice. 46 Bryant Carlisle. 35 ClelBOns J_es, 14 Carlisle I •.• 14 Buchll.lllUl Grandaa. 12 Cloud Alexander. 48 Carnahan J. L •• 22 Platilda. 48 J. P •• 22 Cluck Sherrell. 39 Ca1T J. B•• 22 Buckner Fanny S.ith, 9 Comell Jewel. 31 J_s.9 I. P .• 22 Buford Elen, 29 Coker Francis E.. 42 Carroll Dellaris. 30 Pliles. 42 Green. 30 Dr •• 13 Burns Lucinda J., 30 Cole Elvira. 46 Carter Plichael S .• 30. 31 Synthia. 39 J. C .. 14 ColeMD - Burton J. S., 22 C. F •• 22 :Berrie C •• 39 Rhonda H., 41 Coller Burtr_ Stephen. 46 Elizabeth. 43 51 Collier Cowdrey Jalles L•• 42 Thos., 22 John. 12 Jefferson. 20 Colvin Crabaugh Nancy A•• 47 Wanda, 44 Isaac, 43 G. W. 0 •• 22 Conway County, 36 Crabtree Daws Cook Selina. 29 W••• 14 Nancy A., 44 Craig Dedman Peter, 14 John Lewis. 35 Saul. 15 Cooley Harion Stark. 35. 36 DeHart Michael, 5 Crain Abrahall. 45 cooper Harris. 9 JMles, 45 JaDles, 47 Martha. 9 Jesse, 45 Richard. 47 Crankshaw. 35 Dellers WilliaDI. 47 Cravens Barbara. 39 Cotton. 35 J. E .. 21 DeDIIaD. 35 Coulson Craycroft. 22 Denny Olive. 49 Creason R. K .• 15 Coulter Kary F. S •• 46 Dent America E.. 27 Cross Henry G., 45 America Eli~abeth, 28 If. J •• 22 B. G., 45 Archie H., 27 Crousse Lucinda. 41 Celia V., 26 Jo •• 14 Kary E •• 45 Celia Virginia. 28 Crowder Susan. 45 Jdlles M., 26 J. R. T •• 14 Dickens Jane, 27 Crowell Charles. 20 Jane C •• 27 Aaron. 49 Dilbeck Jessie, 26 eu-ings Isaac, 43 Laura. 27 B. R., 22 Johannes/John. 43 Laura E., 28 Curnutt W. Howard. 43 Louisa A•• 26 Riley D •• 41 Dillard Louise A."Wilda". 28 WilU_. 41 R. 'i .• 22 Lucy Kaxwell. 77 Curtis Dobson Martha E., 26, 27, 28 John T. IIrs •• 44 J. B •• 22 Kary Jane, 28 Doggett Kary J •• 26 Dabney A. E •• 22 Neva B .• 27 Eli~abeth, 48 Doherty SMI B., 27 Dale W•• 15 SIIII T., 27 Anna, 39 Dorris SMlUel Barris. 28 George. 39 G. M., 15 SMlUel B., 26, 27 Dalton Dougherty Sarah Francis. 28 ~tt. 3 Boward W. IIrs •• 47 Sarah F., 26 Dalton &mg. 33 Drake ThOMS A., 26 DalIiel Dept. Sheriff. 11 ThollaS Barris. 28 .... 14 Drewery ThOllas H., 26, 27 Jas. A•• 25 John, 43 TruIIan B.. 27 DalIiel(s) Drury T. A•• 27 Isaac, 46 Rufus K •• 43 Virginia. 27 James A •• 46 Doff Will. 27 Wade, 46 Jane. 46 Willidll J •• 26. 28 Davidson Duncan JdlleS K., 28 Ephrai. B •• 45 J. W., 22 Jessie, 27 John A•• 45 Dunn Louisa A•• 26 R. A., 14 D. B.. 22 ThOMS A.. 28 Susan K., 39 Dottlinger Willa A•• 77 Davis Conrad. 48 Covington David It •• 42 Dye Bud. 12 Franklin. 47 Francis K., 48 John, 11 G. W•• 42 Dyer 52 Rich. 15 Fikes Garland Dyke J. II .. 15 IIrs •• 19 A. J .• 39 Finley Garner Craten. 39 J. F •• 22 II. H•• 15 II. Shay, 39 Finney /Fenne Garrett Frank, 48 Nora. 49 EIlsly Fiola. 28. 29 T. A•• 15 Nancy, 47 Fleming Garrison Edge.on Jaaes. 45 Jaaes F .• 48 SilllUel. 41 Flowers Garth Funeral Home. 35 Ed'urds Karinda. 7 Gerry Itary, 45 Strother. 7 Sarah S •• 46 Eggers Flynn Geurin Jno. W•• 22 W. J •• 15 Nathan. 49 Ely Foley Gibson Hazel. 49 Frances, 27 Lilburn. 15 II•• Jeff., 47 Francis. 28 Nancy. 47 Ellis Ford. 35 P. F .• 22 H. H•• 22 Ford Sarah E •• 47 Jno. A., 22 Mary Esther, 35 Gilbert £Mons, 35 Fortune G. W.. 15 Ennis J. N •• 15 Jaaes. 39 s~ P." 22 Foster GUes Erwin K. B •• 22 J. R •• 22 E.ily, 39 Fowler Gillenwater II. S., 22 P •• 22 Tivis G•• 39 Estilette Franklin lIilliaa A •• 39 Pat D., 45 J. H •• 22 Wilson. 39 Everett. 35 Frazier Gilstrap/Lewis Everett A. II •• 15 Julia Ann Johnson. 3 II. K. , 15 John Purnell. 36 Gi.lin '- G. W•• 22 French Frances. 27 Frances, 42 J. L .. 27. 28 Fain Fricks Gladruy(?) Turia A.• 10 W. C •• 22 II. H. 21 Fairagus Frisby Glascoe II. K .. 22 John. 46 Holly. 49 Farmer Josiah. 46 Gochen Jane, 48 Fulk W•• P •• 15 FlII'IIIington A. L .. 22 Gocio. 22 II. 0., 22 Furst Gore Farrar Abraham. 22 Hounce. 27 R. S •• 22 Gower Faulkner County, 36 Gaines Doris. 41 Fee Lina. 40 Grant Judge, 11 Susanah. 47 David M•• 44 Fellows GainsvUI President U. S •• 20 J. R., 22 LeD!. 15 Gray Ferguson Gaither Nola. 30 Aaron, 38 Eli Robert. 17 Griffith Elijah, 38 Zelia Hargrove. 17 J. 11. .. 22 Elizabeth, 38 Ozella K. Hargrove. 17 Grounds John Ashford, 38 Gangluff John. 48 Melinda R., 42 Jane. 6 Julia. 48 Fever Garland Peter. 48 Theopbilus. 22 Gus. 20 Rebecca. 48 - Fewell Judge John. 19 Grove Sarah, 43 Garland County. 36 Belle. 5 53 GYilf1lIa tj Thomas, 4.1 Holeomp. [1oris C., 47 T. C., 15 W. H., 22 W. J., 23 Holden Haggard Hassell Alexander G., 48 America, 39 Ann, 48 Mary C. D., 48 Atlanti 1. 39 Hasty Holdp.r Letty, 39 flen, 15 Allen, 40 Phoebe. 39 Havt!n Andrew J., Sr., 40 Srunue lB.. 39 W. S., 22 Frank I in, 40 Wanda P .• 40 Hawkins George 'II., 40 Hair Capt. M. L., 21 Mary B., 40 F. M., 22 Elizabeth N., 47 Holderby Hake, 35 Milrcus 1.., 23 EI izabeth, 38 Hale Haynes Holland T. B .• 22 Saml, 23 Cbri stopher C., 44 H. P •• 23 Headington EMlii y B., 45 Ha II Lola G., 39 Patience S., 45 ,Jno. T •• 22 Heady W,n. D., 44 Hamblet Paul, 34 Ho II iman Turner. 39 Hearn Nancy Weston, 39 U_brick Jos., 15 Hollsenback, 23 Emma S .• 42 Hearns Holmes Haroilton J. T., 15 Ruby, 31 Bob, 27 Hearnsberger Holton Celia A.• 27 R. T., 15 E. H., 23 Joseph Walter. 7 Hempstead Hooker T. 1'1.,27 Beall. 22 John M., 15 John Wi 1l illll. 6 Henderson. 41 P. B., 23 Hamlet Hendryx, 35 Hornbeck SalllUe I, 39 Henry, 35 Shirley, 5 Hampton Henry Horton, 23 ,J. M., 22 John, 48 Host Haney Henward Nancy, 43 '11m •• 15 B., 22 H.mks Herren House Bill. 32. 34 W. J., 23 Phebie. 40 Hanna Hickey Houston '11m. J .• 15 Nancy, 46 Sam. 20 Hardaway Hickman Howard E •• 15 J. A., 22 Charlotte. 46 Hardin W. D., 23 Gordon, 43 Margaret Ann, 35 Hickson Wi11i_ A., 43 Jas .• 22 M., 23 Howell Hargrove Higginbotham Virginia. 47 ,John L., 17 W•• , 15 Hubbard Mary Ann. 17 High Margaret. 17 Harkins J. G., 23 Margaret Harrison. 8 Emily N •• 48 Higon Huckleberry Harkrider W. G., 22 Elvi.ra. 40 IJdvid, 22 Hinson Huddleston Harper A. D., 23 Martha J., 40 Drucilla, 39 Hinton Jo., 15 Harris 'II., 23 Hudson Wade, 43 Bott.an G. W. , 23 Whitfield. 11 Christopher, 39 Henry. 12 Neil. 15 J., 23 1. A. , 25 Harrison Boke ,J. A•• 23 Mrs. Hugh, 43 Sadie M., 42 Mordecai. 15 :-, 1 IIrs.. 13 Jiles Kizziah Tiaothy, 36 J.II.,15 Adaline. 39 Josh, 23 Jobe Leroy. 39 1'1., 15 Bill. 5 Virginia, 39 Uncle Henry. 12 Johannes Hunt Bonnie, 46 Lack l'Iary J •• 26, 26 Johns B. F •• 23 Hurst Kelvin Lewis, 30 Ladyaan Beverly. 47 Johnson Benjuin. 47 Hutchens Alice Fr., 40 Joseph. 47 Jackson, 45 B. W•• 23 SMluel D •• 47 Hutchinson J. II., 15 Lafevers Ab, 11 Joiner IIrs •• 13 H. R •• 22 W. F' f 23 LIlJIb W. A., 15 Jones llary Lou Screeton. 36 Butto A. S., 23 Lance Abner R., 48 Debbie. 39 Phillip W•• 23 Amul 1'1., 46 J. P •• 23 Land Henry F., 46 llalissa Ann, 40 Telitha. 39 Jack. 48 llartba, 13 Landon Katherine, 48 W.J.F •• 23 "argie B •• 45 V.S •• 23 LandnlII Iaboden Batt. 23 J. V •• 23 J., 23 Jordan. 35 Lansdale Inge Jordan Jas. W•• 23 J. E .• 23 Jerry Wright. 33 Larsen Ingru, 35 Joslin. 35 JoAn. 46 Isaacs Julian Latta Barbera S., 46 Clara. 30 George Gray. 34 Iverson Julien Lavender Dorothy. 49 F. J •• 23 J. II •• 25 Ivester KlIIIka Lawrence Ethel, 30 Brenda G•• 42 Frances Jane. 39 Kelly Lax Jackson R •• 23 Claria S., 46 Grahllll. 46 Kelsey Lay Steven, 48 J. P •• 23 Carolina. 43 Willi. R., 48 Kerr Catherine. 43 Jackson County. 36 Robert. 49 Charles F., 43 Jacobi Kershner David H•• 43 Albert, 48 W. E •• 35 Elizabeth. 43 Clara, 48 Kershner F9ily ~eline. 43 Henry, 48 Association. 35 Jesse. 43 Lily, 48 Key John K.• 43 Rosa, 48 W. B •• 15 Mary. 43 Jaaes Kilgore Nancy, 43 Henry. 23 Gabriel L •• 44 Sarah. 43 Patricia R., 5 ThOlllls. Jr., 44 Vil119 R.. 43 Jayne Killgore Layton Barbara. 39 Dawson Lee. 44 A. S •• 12 Jaynes King Lea J. A •• 23 Hettie. 39 Phebe. 44 Jenkins Lewis. 44 Ledwidge Karie, 49 Nicholas. 44 Chris J •• 34 Vada, 40 Kinnee Lee -- Vernon C., 49 Aaron. 42 J. C •• 23 Jett Abrahllll, 42 I'Iarch,lllark, 46 E. D•• 23 Theron. 42 P., 23 S5 J. V., 23 Hann Betty J •• 47 S .... I. 23 w.. P.. 15 KcGee· W. C., 23 J. S., 24 Williaa, 41 Lefevers Hanning KcGregor. 24 Dalia, 12 J. A •• 23. 26 HcKay Uncle Billy, 11 Lt. J. A., 21 Ed R .. 15 Wi 11 iaa. 12 Harshall J. L .. 15 leFlore Hary, 39 HcKenon Green, 19 Jas., 24 A. S •• 24 Lenard Hartin KcKinney Noab, 28 J. J., 23 R. F., 24 Leonard Rhoderick. 45 KcKinnon Noab. 26 Susan P •• 43 A. S .. 24 N., 27 Kordecai. 15 KcLain Wi Ida. 27 Williaa J., 15 F. J .• 23 Leonhardt. 35 Hason KcLane Lewis Esther. 44 Bobbie Jones. 32. 34 Benjaain, 45 Nancy S., 39 KcLesky C. W., 23 Nathaniel. 40 L. A •• 25 Jaaes H., 46 Hasters HcLure Halinda D •• 49 Stan. 49 Jia, 12 Vicy H•• 49 Hatheny HcHurray D. R., 23 V. G., 23 Jas., 23 Ligon Hatlock KcVey Jno. S., 23 C. H., 24 Danny Reed. 12 Lincycoab Baily, 30 Keerse Hargaret E.. 48 Hatthews A. J., 23 Linger Kary. 49 Helendez E. P., 23 Haxwell Cleo G•• 42 E. H., 23 John. 29 Kelvin Little Lucy K., 26 Kary Kissouri. 41 George. 5 N. B., 26. 27. 29 Kerrick Terry. 5 Lucy. 28 G. F •• 23 Livingston N. B., 27 Kessick J. C., 15 Kay E. B., 24 Locki Lizzie, 26. 28 Kiddlecoff Jno., 25 Haynard, 35 John J .• 6 Lockridge HcBro_ HilaJI Daisy, 42 B. F •• 24 J. 0 .. 15 Hartha, 42 IfcCabe Killer Logan Benry. 12 Guion. 33 1'1., 23 KcCa11 Joseph D•• 46 Logsdon Judge, 19 Lora HcVey, 3 Alice, 48 HcCann Killican Long Virginia S •• 49 Kary C., 49 J. V •• 23 IfcCariby Kisenheiaer Jno.C., 23 1., 24 Nancy C., 49 Lonoke CO\lIlty, 36 KcChmg Kitchell Looney R. L •• 24 Jacob. 44 Janice, 26 HcCreight J. T •• 15 Lucas V. Y •• 15 Hary. 44 Elizabeth, 9 HcCutchan Virginia E •• 44 Lynch "Vid". 41 A •• 24 Lucy E •• 39 KcDowell Koffitt, 35 Hadlock Battie. 12 Koody Sally, 9 KcFa11 B. D., 24 Hailer Pat. 36 Jas. P., 24 Riley. 15 HcFariand Koore 56 Daniel. 40 Sarah Richardson, 6 Penle lia, 44 H. P •• 23 Villia Martin. 6 Owen J. W' f 24 Robert Johnson. 6 Su1.A., 15 Mary Ann. 40 Samlel Jues. 6 v. F •• 24 Rode Ann. 31 Tolbert Franklin, 6 Owens -' 8. T •• 24 Nickerson, 35 Judge, 11 Hoores Nix l'Iary. 45 Tom B •• 17 Jno. M.• 15 Oyles Morgan Reuben. 15 V. B •• 26 Jas E. 24 Noble O'Brien Morris Letecia. 47 Jno •• 24 Ida. 41 Nobles O'Neal J. M•• 24 l'Ierritt. 45 Abrabllll. 40 Malissa J.. 6 Richard. 45 Blackburn, 40 Jas., 26 St~ore. 45 Jues F .• 6 S. T •• 15 Zephaniah. 45 John J .• 40 Morrison Noe Padgett Mrs. Wende ll. 7 Elbert. 12 Nehemiab. 41 W., 15 GrllllliM. 13 Sal endS P •• 41 C •• 15 Uncle Jack. 11 Palmer Morrow NOnlan Lizzie. 27 Barbara, 40 l'Iartha E.. 6 Mr .• 28 Mosely John B" 6 Parish W. W., 24 Norris 1'1. N., 24 Mosley Allen. 49 Parker Vm •• 15 Norton Birdie B •• 48 Moulton Elizabeth. 44 VilliaJD D •• 48 Catherine Y.. 43 Nancy. 44 Parsons Muncey Nowlin LaVerne G •• 48 Juel> A., 49 Faith. 48 Thos .• 15 Murphy George V•• 48 Partee Milton, 40 JaJlles. 49 Margaret P., 41 Musick TholMs E., 48 Partridge Marne I L.. 46 Villiu. 48 I,ouise C.V •• 41 Myers Wi 11 iu 1'1.. 49 PascalI ~ S., 49 Nunley Ferriby, 49 Joseph A•• 47 Patrick Naylor Matilda. 46 Archibald, 47 Odell Patterson Neeley Itary A. B •• 45 A •• 15 R. L., 25 Raymond T. Mrs .• 45 Jues. 38 Nelson Regainard. 45 Williu, 38 Thos., 15 Ogden Paul NeUlllallll Benjuin. 36 Elizabeth. 46 l'Iartha A.. 38 Isaac. 36 Hugh A .. 46 Newsom V•. lIobt .• 36 Payne L. G •• 24 Oglesby Sara A., 46 Nichols J •• 24 Peal Al exander C.. 6 Ohlson 1'1. C., 24 Isaac M., 6 C.I'I •• 24 Pedue/peerson John Taylor. 6 Oliver Dorothy. 46 Lavinia Jane, 6 Jane D.• 26 Penn Louisa, 6 Joe. 28 John. 41 l'Iartha A•• 7 Joel. 27, 29 Martha. 41 l'Iary Elizabeth, 6 Jane. 28 Pennell Robert, 46 Osborn Helen. 40 - Sauel Joseph. 6 Martha Jane, 6 Pennington Sarah 1'1., 6 Osborne J. V •• 15 57 Pentecost E. F •• 16 J. 1'1 •• 16 Lola R •• 41 W. P.. 16 Riley Peonan Puckett E. H •• 24 Len. 24 E. H •• 24 Rinker PelT in Pulaski County. 36 A.... enda 1'1.. 45 Violet R•• 39 Pyburn Joseph H •• 45 Perry W. H•• 24 Risner l'Iichae I L.. 49 Pyeatt George. 44 Perry County. 36 Jacob. 33 Wiley R •• 44 Peters Robbins. 35 Jdllles F.. 15 Quackenbusb. 35 Robbins Petit • 16 Anna E., 40 Ragsdale Roberts Petty L. S •• 24 Adeline. 39 Joseph. 24 Rahe Betty S •• 47 W•• 15 Ernest 1'Irs.. 45 Edith. 48 Peverill, 35 Rainey J. C •• 24 Phillips Rachel. 43 Robinson Albert, 41 Rainwater Caroline (Lina), 31 Andrew S •• 41 Robert. 43 WUliu S., 40 Charles L •• 41 Sarah, 42 Rock Edward, 41 Raiusau Vera S., 7 John W•• 41 L. 1'1 •• 24 Rodgers Louise E •• 41 Raley H. J., 16 l'Ierry G.I'I., 48 J. B •• 31 Turne, 16 Jues, 15 Rusey Rogers Pierce l'Iike. 43 !'loses, 16 Bill. 13 Randolph Spirous A., 16 Ji.. 13 Ida B•• 39 Rohde Pike Isaac. 39 !'Iary Ann C.. 46 Albert. 21 Ranger Rose Pittsan WitM. 7 Val G •• 48 J. 1'1 •• 24 RansOll? Ross W. E •• 24 A. J •• 24 Bro., 13 Plunkett Rapp w.. P., 16 W. A., 24 !'Iary Ann. 48 J. A., 26 Pope County. 36 Rasnick. 35 Rousasset Porter Ratcliff Helen N., 45 C. W., 47 !'Iargaret, 45 Rowan Posey Rawls Elizabeth, 39 Laurel L., 43 :r..a, 42 Rucker WalTen 1'1., 43 Williu C •• 42 John F., 6 Powers Ray Ruple Sr. Jaooes Noah, 47 l'Iartha Jane, 41 Jack D., 35 l'Iary J .• 47 Reed Russell Nathaniel J. T., 47 Joseph. 42 A. S., 24 Newton F., 47 I. B .• 24 R. L •• 24 w.. B•• 47 Reeve, 35 1hI.. 16 w.. F •• 47 Reeves Poynter Rosa. 41 Sa.uelson Coluabus. 11 Reid Nancy B., 33 Prairie Cnunty, 34. 36 I. B., 24 Sanders. 36 Price Reynolds Sanders J. W., 16 Dr. J. B., 18 J. D., 24 Riley, 49 Rhodes Sanfnrd 8 •• 10 - Province Riley, 44 Katie David. 24 T. B .• 16 Liddle J •• 10 Pryor Richardson Satterfield 58 John W., 49 George W•• 47 Isaac. 31 Noah W., 49 Martha B.. 47 JdIleS F •• 30 Sawyer. 35 Sivley Jesse T .• 30 Schyler Louisa. 46 Jessee. 30 J. F •• 26 Slade John H •• 30 Scofield, 35 Martha. 41 John Willis. 30 Scoggins Slaughter Joseph Green, 30 Margaret B., 33 Catherine B.• 41 Lavesta. 31 Scott Slave Lavista. 30 J. F •• 24 Diana. 9 Lonie. 30 Scoville, 35 Jack. 9 Lorenzo. 31 Screeton, 36 Louis. 9 Louis C •• 31 Seael Maria. 9 Louransa. 30 Grandlla • 12 Winney. 9 Lucy. 30 Se)'llOre SIUllOns Luther. 30 Tbos., 16 W. F •• 26 Mary. 31 Shackelford SIIedley Matilda. 30 F., 25 Zacb. 16 Millie F •• 31 Shaddock SIIitb. 35 Minnie A., 30 A. J., 24 S.itb tlucidor. 31 Shankle Elias. 44 Nancy. 30 John, 16 Eliza. 49 Nora A•• 30 Tho.as. 16 Fanny. 9 Owen Lee, 30 E •• 16 J. C •• 25 Ruth, 30 Sharp Tha.as H •• 44 Sarah. 30 Catberine. 45 W. W•• 25 Sarah F., 30 Edward, 41 Snider Savill er, 30 Elizabeth, 41 John W.• 6 Servilla. 31 Grandison M•• 41 Snow stella. 30 - Mary, 41 Gene C •• 38 Troy, 31 Sidney, 41 Willillll Carroll. 38 Turner G., 31 TboMS. 41 So.erell Turner S •• 31 Willi_H., 41 W•• 16 Vergie L •• 31 Shaver, 35 t. N.. 16 Willi_ 0 •• 31 Shaw Sorrells Joseph. 30 M. B •• 25 D. B •• 16 Ray, 30 Shelton, 36 Southall Squire, 35 Sheton J. T •• 16 stallcup S.M., 25 Spears C. B .. 26 Sboellllker D. D •• 24 E •• 27 Benjllllin. 47 Spe lilian. 35 H. G•• 26 Elizabeth. 47 Spivey Mary, 27 Lavona. 48 J. G •• 24 Colonel B •• 28 Short Springer Stanfield Effie. 44 Alexander L •• 30 J. W•• 16 Henry. 44 Alice. 30 Stapp Jacob H•• 44 Arrie Cecil. 30 Willi_. 39 John H., 44 Arthur. 30 Stark Mary. 44 Cal vin B •• 31 C. V •• 16 Pearl, 44 Cassie L •• 30 Starns Sickel Diantha. 31 John L .• 42 Marilyn HdIlbrick, 34 Ebenezer. 31 Noah. 42 Sidlllln. 35 Elizabetb. 30 W. Louis. 42 SillS Ernest, 30 Stavenhagen Mrs •• 12 Frances. 30 Ernest. 45 Mr .• 26 Fritz. 30 Steck JdIles t .• 16 George. 30 R. P., 24 SisellOre George C •• 31 stegall 59 MUler, 39 Jarred, 39 L. 1\. , 25 Sf-PIner Suffrirlgc Titsworth .1. 1., 24 Lynda, 16 Melissa. 9 Stephens Swader Tobey. 25 Lewis C., 34 Malinda, 40 Tolbert "I. C., 24 Joseph P. , 39 Stevens Swafford Julia, 39 llen M., 25 Thomas JaJIles, 7 Toliver Stevenson Swagerty Carrie E. , 42 .James H. Mrs., 46 L. N. C. , 24 Laura, 42 Steward Swan Tonp.y N. W., 25 Alex. 16 IIa V.. 42 Stewart Sweatt Toone Elsie A., 48 LeaEtta, 42 G. W. , 16 Fountain B., 48 Swindell Tr~el James, 38 I.ouise, 40 F. E. , 25 Pleasant, 38 Dennis, 16 William, 46 Tackitt Trawick Wm. E., 25 Buck, 49 A. M.• 25 Sti 11 well Desmond, 49 Tribble Malinda J. , 42 Thomas M., 49 .1ames M•• 41 Stocks Talliafarro Jeannine, 41 np.ttie, 45 J. V.• 25 Tubbs Stokes TatUBI Fred, 45 Lavie, 49 Lenora, 43 Tucker. 38 Madden L., 42 Nancy Ann, 42 Tucker Stone Taunton Al fred. 9, 38 John, 1.6 Joan ThllnlllJl. 8. 10 Annette. 38 Wm. n., 44 Taylor David M•• 38 W. C., 24 Craven W., 40 Elizabeth, 38 stout SaIIl.A •• 16 Fanny, 9 J. W., 24 Sidney J •• 16 Happy Trance, 9 .1. F., 24 Wilbun:l, 40 James, 9 Stover Templeton Jefferson. 9 J. M., 16 Alex. 16 .John, 9, 38 R. M.• 25 Thomas John A., 38 Strasburg Albert J •• 49 Larry. 9 Joan M.• 46 John, 49 Mary, 38 Strickland Judge J_es. 49 Nancy, 38 Bertha, 40 J. J., 25 Robert S •• 38 Blanche. 40 Thompson Will iall. 9 Ed. 40 S. H., 25 Tullis Essie. 40 Thompson Ed. , 25 James, 40 John. 13 turner Laura, 40 J. C., 25 Alfred, 49 Richard. 40 J. M•• 25 Daniel, 49 Sa., 40 Lesba L.. 44 Danny. 7 Silas. 40 Matilda E •• 41 Danny J •• 49 Thel_. 40 Thornton l1artha E., 49 Willis Wash., 40 J. R. , 25 Nany C., 49 Stroope T. A•• 26 Oretha Nichols, 7 1. L., 26 Thrasher W. J •• 25 Stuart R. 11 •• 25 Tyler D. A., 24 Threadgill Iso_, 38 L. M.. 16 J. E., 25 Mary J., 38 Wm. B., 16 Thurman Stephen S., 6 St. Francis County. 36 S. , 27 Sudduth Tillery Uoung 1.>0 I. E•• 26 Frank 111 •• 41 Cynthia L •• 47 lIIarren Hilaina. 47 Vahn D. J •• 25 Nancy Bannett, 47 Celia. 28 1II11lTiner White Van Buren County. 36 Juanita S •• 44 Candace J. S •• 39 Vann lIIartenbe Catherine. 35 Ann. 38 Catherine. 35 Dean. 47 Sarah. 38 Wi II ill.ll. 35 Geo. W•• 16 Vannatta lIIasson Jues.47 W. S •• 25 Ja.es A •• 41 JaJleS T •• 33 Varnell Jno. fl •• 25 John N •• 47 Lillian B •• 38 John. 41 Joseph. 47 Vaughan John Bandy. 41 Phil. 47 Archi 11 us, 27 Waters Tho_s J •• 47 Celia, 27 Joe. 7 lIIilliMl. 47 Vaughn lIIatkins Whi te County, 36 E. B., 25 Walton. 25 Whitlow 111. B., 25 Watson Rerves P., 39 Venable Daisy. 42 lIIbitaire A. P., 25 Watts Robert S •• 47 Vincent Leonard E.. 44 Wickershu Rosa B., 42 lIIayland Ji., 12 Virdin W. B.. 25 Wiggin Donald 0 •• 35 Weaver Z., 16 Victoria. 44 Wiggington Waddell Weast W. J .• 16 Coralie A•• 42 John. 13 Wiggins T. K •• 25 Len. 13 J. H .. 25 Wade Ben. 13 Wiles Jeff. 27 Weaver J. F •• 30 Lona/Fona. 27 Alice F •• 44 Wilkerson Wadkins George. 44 Beverly C•• 41 Elizabeth. 48 Jues W., 44 Wilkes Waits John Victor. 44 Mary K •• 46 Nancy A •• 44 Webb lIIilliMls. 25 Wally. 44 J. E., 25 Wi IHus lIIaldin Webster. 35 Alice L., 39 J. A •• 25 Weells Austin. 39 Walker Allanda E., 42 Ella, 39 Kelvin. 47 Richard. 42 Fred, 39 Virginia. 26 Weir Goldie, 39 J. S •• 25 Jan Douthit. 5 lnis. 39 Virginia. 28 Wells Jayneese, 39 Wallace J. H •• 25 lIorton. 39 Harticia. 44 lIIe llllll Perry. 39 Walthall E •• 26 Polly S •• 47 J. L.. 16 Werelius PwIp. 39 Walton lIildred E •• 46 Wi II iuson E. G •• 16 West David F •• 33 John. 16 J. L •• 16 Eldridge Polk. 33 lIIalworth Westaoreland Mary W•• 33 Ann. 49 T. L •• 25 Willis Wan4lMker. 35 lIIhating Jas. H •• 25 Ward J. C •• 25 Will.uth Elizabeth, 48 lIIheat Edwin. 45 Joe. 13 Jues II.. 45 T. J .. 45 tlargaret Louisa. 6 lIIbeaton WilliMl, 45 Warner Charles. 47 Wills 61 -. H•• 25 Wi I~nn ~fldy, 43 A. C.. 25 Ch"r\ ey. 11 ,Jim, 13 M,tt"}n E., 48 Mi\ry Etta. 43 M. U •• 25 Ii. W•• 25 E. C., 25 Wi "rI" .. Charles R., 42 G"o. W., 42 .1"me,.;. 42 !1iU·Y. 42 Wb:>f! Cordel id, 44 Wolilm W. S., 16 Wolf A. J., 25 Wolverton E. R., 25 Wood Will., 16 Woodard Jann, 39 Wright Janoes 1., 39 Y,lrll<'rry Inez, 5 YeargiUI F. M., 16 Ye 11 Governor Archibald, 20 Yerby .John, 48 Yerzley ThOllldS If., 49 Young Henry, 11 J. R., 25 Margaret. 44 A •• 25 W. A.. 16 Zinner Patricia R •• 41 57