The Arkansas Family Historian

Arkansas Genealogical Society

Volume 29, Number 1 March 1991 Arkansas Genealogical Society 1991 Officers and Directors

Ediror Margaret Harrison Hubbard 1411 Shady Grove Road, Hot Springs, AR 71901

President Carolyn Earle Billingsley 2301 Billingsley Lane, Alexander, AR 72002

Vice President Russell P. Baker 6526 Magnolia, Mabelvale, AR 72103

Treasurer Bobbie Jones McLane 222 McMaban Drive, Hot Springs, AR 71913

Corresponding Secretary Frankie Y. Holt #5 Custct Place, N. Little Rock, AR 72116

Recording Secretary Frances Jemigan 52 Colony Road, Little Rock, AR 72207

Hisrorian Lynda Suffridge 3801 Caraway Court, N. Little Rock, AR 72116

Herald Mrs. Larry P. Clark 1211 Biscayne, Little Rock, AR 72207

Parliamentarian Ed Sanders Box 861, Sta. A-HU, Searcy, AR 72143

J abo Sanders 4500 Purnell Drive, N. Little Rock, AR 7:H16

Jan Eddleman Route 1, Box 178, Hackett, AR 72937

Roberta Hollis 628 Banner, Camden, AR 71701

David Malone PO BOl< 1048, Fayetteville, AR 72702

Eddie G. Landreth 123 Elaine, Benton, AR 72015

Johnita Glover 4008 Holly, Pine Bluff, AR 71603

Teresa Harris 943 Ouachita 47, Camden, AR 71701

Freda Massey PO Box 478, Mountain View, AR 72560

Virginia Wright PO Box 726, Camden, AR 71701

Kathy Buchanan PO Box 144, McDougal, AR 72441

Beth Brownlee 2216 Rock Lane, Heber Springs, AR 71901

Edwin Moss PO Box 216, Star City, AR 71667

Desmond Walls Allen 99 Lawrence Landing Road, Conway, AR 72032 The Arkansas Family Historian Published Quarterly by Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc. PO Box 908, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71902-0908

Editor Book Reviews Margaret Harrison Hubbard Authors and publishers who wish to have reviews or notices of their works published in Publication Information The Arkansas Family Historian are invited to The Arkansas Family Historian, the official publication submit a copy of the work with ordering of Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc., is published information and price, if applicable, four times a year - March, Iune, September, and December. Commercial advertising is not accepted. ISSN 0511-0472 CONTENTS Editorial Policy AGS welcomes contributions of family records, public record transcriptions. and other information of interest to those interested in family history and genealogy in Contents 1 general. and in Arkansas specifically. Responsibility Meet Our AGS Board Members 2 for the accuracy of information and for opinions. omissions. or factual errors is that of the contributor. President's Page 3 Carolyn Earle Billingsley ManUS4ript Submissions Treasurer's Report 4 Submitters of articles and material for possible publi­ Bobbie Iones McLane cation in The AFH are requested to send typewritten or Box 908 5 mechanically generated manuscripts on white, 8 112 X 11 inch paper, double-spaced, one-inch margins on .11 Certificates of Arkansas Ancestry 7 sides, with all pages numbered. The sources from Desmond Walls Allen which the material was obtained, specific statements of Gold Prospector From Arkansas Writes facts, or statistical information MUST be documented. Home 8 that is, the specific, detailed source description must Ed Sanders be listed either within the body of the text or as notes. Previous publication of the material in any form must Anderson-Ruddick-Veatch Bible be brought to the attention of AGS. AGS encourages Records 9 submissions on IBM compatible computer disks in Anita Urban WordStar or ASCII format accompanied by a hard Helen Carpenter Davenport copy of the material. Burk and Tucker 10 Membership Harold Casey AGS offers individual, institutional, sustaining. life Columbia County Church 12 and honorary membership classes. Membership is by Wendy Richter calendar year and may be entered at any time of the Arkansas' 1861 Peace Society 13 year (late subscribers will receive the year's back James 1. Johnston issues of The Arkansas Fat~ily His/orian). Individual membership is $15 per year. Book Reviews and Notices 30 Bobbie Jones McLane Queries Desmond Walls Allen Members of AGS are invited to submit one fifty-word. Queries 34 Arkansas related, query each year. See the Query Bobbie Jones McLane section for details. Index 44

___~ ______Arkansas Family Historian - Page 1 Meet Our AGS Board Members------Bobbie Jones McLane, 222 McMahan Drive, Hot Springs, AR 71913

Bobbie Jones McLane is and has been (except for her term as president) our AGS treasurer and is a life member of AGS. She has served two previous seven-year terms as an Arkansas Histo­ ry Commissioner and has been reappointed by the Governor for a third term on the Commis­ sIon. Bobbie has more than 30 years' experience in genealogy and family history, tracing her own lines back to, among other notables, a Mayflower pilgrim and Henry II of England. Bobbie is perhaps best known to Arkansas researchers as the owner of Arkansas Ancestors, publisher of more than 60 books on Arkansas, Alabama and Missouri family history source books. She co-edits The Record, annual publication of the Garland County Historical Society. She is a graduate of Samford University's Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research (Advanced Methodology 1988, and Genealogy as a Profession 1989) and the National Ar­ chives' National Institute on Genealogical Research (1990). She is a member of Association of Professional Genealogists and National Genealogical Society and attends their national confer­ ences. Bobbie is listed in Who's Who in Genealogy a:nd Heraldry. Aside from her avocation as a premier genealogist, she managed a very successful career in personnel management with the US Postal Service. Her life partner is Gerald B. "Sonny" McLane, proprietor of McLane Hardware in Hot Springs. Bobbie's leadership in the genealogical field and her extensive con­ tribution of time and energy to AGS is much appreciated. Desmond Walls Allen, 99 Lawrence Landing Road, Conway, AR 72032

Desmond Walls Allen, past-president and a life member of AGS, is the owner of Arkansas Research, a research and publishing company which has produced over fifty books on Arkan­ sas source material. She is an expert on Arkansas land and military records, co-founder of Professional Genealogists of Arkansas, teacher of non-credit courses in family history at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, and leader of genealogy seminars and workshops. She is a graduate of Samford University'S Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research (Advanced Methodology 1988, and Genealogy as a Profession 1989) and the National Archives' National Institute on Genealogical Research (1990). She is a member of Association of Professional Genealogists and National Genealogical Society and attends their national conferences. Desmond is a magna cum laude graduate of the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and holds a master's degree in history. She has a ten-year-old son, Hadley Edward Hirrill. Carolyn Earle Billingsley, 2301 Billingsley Lane, Alexander, AR 72002

Carolyn Earle Billingsley is a life member and currently president of AGS. She has many years of professional genealogical research experience; is the owner of Saline Research, a genealogical research company; genealogy columnist for a local newspaper; past editor of The Saline, quarterly publication of the Saline County History and Heritage Society (of whom she is a founding member); author of seven books and several articles in the genealogical field; co­ founder of Professional Genealogists of Arkansas; member of National Genealogical Society and the Association of Professional Genealogists; graduate of Samford University's Institute of Genealogy and Historical Research (Genealogy as a Profession 1989); and currently a Donag­ hey Scholar at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock pursuing a degree in history. Carolyn is listed in Who's lWlo in Genealogy and Heraldry. She and James L. Billingsley are the par­ ents of four.

Page 2 - Volume 29, Number 1 • March ______.President's Page

As the new president of Arkansas Genealogical Society, I am honored that the membership found me worthy of election to that office - but 1'm experiencing trepidation at the thought of following in office so dynamic a leader as Past-President Desmond Walls Allen! Under her two years of energetic leadership, AGS launched several outstanding and successful projects, including the surname directory, the microfiching of the back issues of The Arlwnsas Family Historian and of AGS publications, and the new Certificates of Arkansas Ancestry. These projects assisted AGS membership to new heights. Desmond was honored for her service at the AGS Fall Seminar. All of us in AGS, including Desmond in her capacity as a member of the AGS Board of Directors, will work at sustaining the positive momentum she has given us. I hope you're all as excited as I am over the new Certificates of Arkansas Ancestry. I've al­ ready begun my application. Although fIlling out the application will take you a fair amount of time and effort, I think you will find it to be worthwhile: not only will you receive a beautiful certificate, but you will be depositing your lineage with AGS, where it will be preserved. As I also discovered, the process of organIzing my research in a coherent fashion was required to fill out the application, and anything that prompts us to improve the organization of our ge­ nealogy should be welcomed. After I file my papers on one ancestor, I plan to submit applica­ tions for several more.

Speaking of organizing your genealogical research -- for what purpose do we spend many years and go to considerable expense to trace our family trees, if all of our research just sits there in folders filled with notes decipherable to no one other than ourselves (and sometimes not even to ourselves)? I've found it very helpful to take an hour or so periodically to type out what I know, what I think I know, and what I want to know about a particular family line I've been working on lately. Then I file that paper in the file so everything will still make sense when I pick it up months or years later. Even better is to select a family line occasionally to "write up." Study similar articles in genea­ logical periodicals and read a genealogical reference book to learn the best way to organize your family for an article. Then write it and send it to a periodical you think would be interest­ ed in it, like The ArJwnsas Family Historian. If you don't want to publish, consider sending a copy to local libraries or archives and to other members of the family.

So often we put off this step in our research because we don't know all the answers; but, if you've been doing genealogical research for more than a week, you know we NEVER know all the answers. Better to write up and publish what we do know than to never write it up at all. Besides, in my experience, as soon as you publish something, a hundred people immediate­ ly tell you where you went wrong (I don't know where all these people are BEFORE you publish!) After your article is printed, you'll be surprised at all the letters you get, filling in some of the gaps and giving you new clues. Putting our family lines together in a coherent manner, even if incomplete, is what makes all our years of research worthwhile to us and to those who follow us. Carolyn Earle Billingsley, President

______.____ Arkansas Family Historian - Page 3 TREASURER'S REPORT - ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY CY 1990 Submitted by Bobbie J. McLane, Treasurer

BALANCE (CHECKING ACCOUNT) 12-31-89 $5,718.93

EXPENSES Quarterty AFH (Printing) $10,896.75

Misc. Printing (Incl. Surname Dir.,Reprinls) 8,341.44

Supplies 1189.41

Postage 3,162.37

P. O. Box Renl 72.00

Misc. Expenses (Plaque, NGS Reg., elc.) 395.70

Mailing Services 454.66

Seminar Expense 2984.86

Refunds (Insufficient Check, etc.) 30.00

Equipment Repair (Copier) 37.50

Equipment Purchased (Laser Printer & Table) 2020.00

Telephone Expenses 330.52

Books purchased 78.00

Book Binding 162.75

Advertising 90.32

Taunton (Ark. Reports 1/2 Profits) 486.59

Microfilming Service (AFH, Group Shts, etc.) 640.98

TOTAL EXPENSES $31,373.85

DEPOSITS $32,533.45 Interest Earned 533.49 BALANCE IN CHECKING ACCOUNT AS OF 12-31-90 $7,412.02

BALANCE (First Asset Account) 12-31-89 $7,033,80 INTEREST EARNED 331.47 BALANCE IN SAVINGS ACCOUNT AS OF 12-31-90 7,365.27

TOTAL AMOUNT IN TREASURY 12-31-90 $14,777.29

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or historical notes. Cite the best sources AGS' Surname Directory ~vailable for each person and event, describ­ Ing each so anyone can find it, and note any This project was a very popular one with our peculiarities and its accuracy. members and other researchers - the fourth printing is now almost sold out. We will not S~JUrce notes are not displayed in Ancestral reprint this issue as addresses of submitters File, but. are stored electronically, and some will not be accurate and up to date. Copies are on microfilm. will be available ONLY on microfiche. Please change the address of Submitter No. You should also advise them if you are 0158 to read: tnterested in receiving information on spe­ 6315 Dollarway Rd., Box 2 cific names. Pine Bluff, AR 71602 Make copies of your diskette(s) as they cannot return them, nor can they tell you whether your information links with others Ancestral File Available already in the file, nor when your informa­ tion has been added. The Family History library announced in a recent newsletter that their Ancestral File Check with a Family History Center near would be distributed to more than 500 you to learn when the updated file has been family history centers by the end of October, received. 1990. Everyone is invited to contribute to this project by submitting family data on computer diskette(s) in GEDCOM (Genea­ logical Data Communication) format. One of our members submitted information Software that is approved as Ancestral File on Mary Whitney to the Post Office and compatible: received a reply from the Postal Inspection Service of Bala-Cnnywyd, PA 19004-9000 -Personal Ancestral File 2.2 stating they found no violation of federal -Roots III (Conunsoft Inc.) statutes under their jurisdiction. -Everyone's Family Tree (Dollarhide) -Family Roots (Quinsept, Inc.) -Family Ties (Computer Services) Member Kay Walker Peterson of Artesia, -Family Tree Maker Exchange Utility (Banner Blue NM, sent us copies of several letters and Software, Inc.) cards from Elizabeth Ross (using numerous -Family Tree Print Utility (Common Sense Soft­ family names as a middle name), Sol Par­ ware) -Generation Gap Plus (Flying Pigs Software) rish, Dennis B. Haslinger, Sharon Taylor, [Most of these have registered trademarks1 and all are from the same computer, it appears. The loophole to the schemes now If you wish to share your family information, is a refund offer; but do you believe that? you should computerize your data using one We'd be pleased to hear from anyone who of the above programs. Check it carefully has received a refund. Keep submitting and try to avoid any duplications. Send your these solicitations to the postal people. diskette(s) to: Ancestral File Unit, 2WW SECOND SEARCY COUNTY ANCES­ Family History Department TOR F~IR will be held Saturday, March 20, 50 East North Temple St. 1991, In the National Guard Armory, Salt Lake City, UT 84150 Marshall,Arkansas. The first Fair the Searcy County History Group sponsored Include source information in your notes, last year was so stimulating and so much but try to avoid personal, autobiographical fun the participants wanted to do it again.

______Arkansas Family Historian - Page 5 An Ancestor Fair is a genealogical swap­ lege, Batesville, AR. Interested Dunbars shop. One cannot swap an undocumented are invited to visit the Dunbar Clan Tent great-grandmother, for whom no one has and speak with family genealogists. For been able to find a parentage, for a fully information write Dr. 1. C. Holsinger, 2214 documented great-grandmother with an E. Cherryvale, Springfield, MO. 65804-4524. unclaimed inheritance at the Searcy County Ancestor Fair. However, an ancestor NICHOLS: The annual reunion in honor of hunter may learn some interesting trivia and Samuel Joseph Nichols 1822-1884, and his may find a missing link in Marshall at the wife Sarah Richardson Nichols 1824-1896, 1991 Fair. Searcy County is a difficult county who lived in Montgomery, Hempstead and to do genealogical work in due to a three Sharp Counties, Arkansas, will be held in times burned courthouse and not all ceme­ the Group Pavilion at LAKE CHARLES teries have been copied; many have been STATE PARK (West of Walnut Ridge, destroyed and lost. Arkansas) Saturday, 8 June 1991. Their twelve children were: William Martin; John Contact James J. Johnston, 2333 East Oaks Taylor, m. Charlotte Arkansas Carver; Drive, Fayetteville, AR 72703 (501-442- Lavinia Jane m. John W. Snider; Samuel 3691) for more information on this event. James, m. Martha Jane Osborn; Louisa, m. John F. Rucker; Alexander C., m. Malissa 1. The Greenwood-Leflore Public Library, Hamilton; Tolbert Franklin, m. Sarah Genealogy Department, 405 W. Washing­ Elizabeth Allen; Robert Johnson, m. ton, Greenwood, MC 38930, will hold a Margaret Louisa Ware; Isaac M., m. Martha seminar, "Seeing Genealogy In A New E. Norman; Mary Elizabeth, m. 1st James F. Light" at the Greenwood-Leflore Civic O'Neal, 2nd John Hamilton Norman, 3rd Center on 23 March 1990 from 9:00 a.m. Stephen S. Tyler, 4th John J. Middlecoff; until 3:00 p.m. The seminar will be conduct­ Sarah M., m. 1st William Henry Samson ed by Helen F. M. Leary. Send requests for Hamilton, 2nd Thomas James Swafford; registration information to the Library at Martha A., m. Joseph Walter Hamilton. the above address. For additional information contact Oretha Nichols Turner, 317 Braden SI., Jackson­ The Federation of Genealogical Societies ville, AR 72076-4125 (501-982-5331). and the Allen County Public Library Histor­ ical Genealogy Department invite attend­ CATHEY: Cathey Family Reunion at Paw ance at the 1991 FGS Conference in Fort Creek Presbyterian Church, Charlotte, NC, Wayne, Indiana, scheduled for August 15- Saturday and Sunday, August 3 and 4, 1991. 17, 1991. "An All American Conference" Contact Boyt H. Cathey, 102 Cloverbrook will feature sessions on research methodol­ Ct., Jamestown, NC 27282 (919-454-4121). ogy, United States and Canadian resources, and a • melting pot" of lectures on our ethnic HEFFINGTON: The 27th annual Heffing­ origins, and the speaker list is impressive. ton Reunion and Potluck will be held on Write to 1991 NGS Conference, ATTN: Saturday, May 25, 1991, from 9 a.m. to 3 Curt Witcher, Conference Chair, 900 p. m. in the Senior Citizen's Building in Webster Street, P. O.Box 2270, Fort Wayne, downtown Enola, Arkansas. Contact Fern IN 46801-2270, to obtain information on Davidson 4536 Purnell, North little Rock, the event. AR 722116 501-753-1582) or Jane Joslin. Gangluff 206 Mills, North Little Rock, AR 72117 (501-945-2917). REUNIONS JOSLIN: The 6th Annual Joslin Reunion DUNBAR: Clan Dunbar of the House of and Potluck will be held on Saturday, May Dunbar announces the 1991 National 4, 1991, from 10 a.m. top 4 p.m. at the Gathering to be held April 28-29, 1991, at Hospitality House, Burns Park, North Little the Ozarks Scottish Games and Festival, on Rock, AR. Contact June Joslin Gangluff, 206 Mills, North Little Rock. AR 72117 the campus of Presbyterian Arkansas Col- (501-945-2917).

Page 6 - Volume 29, Number 1 - March ~ ____~ __~~~~~~~~ __~~ ____~Announcing Arkansas Genealogical Society's Certificates of Arkansas Ancestry by Desmond Vvhlls Allen AGS is offering Certificates of Arkansas Membership in AGS is not required to Ancestry to recognize direct descendants of apply for a certificate (we will encourage early Arkansas settlers. The certificates will applicants to join usJ). The cost for a certifi­ be issued in three categories: Territorial - a cate is $10, payable when the application resident of Arkansas before our admission booklet is submitted. When the application to the Union on 15 June 1836; Antebellum - is received, it will be reviewed and if there a resident of Arkansas before secession on 6 are questions about its contents, a letter will May 1861; and Nineteenth Century - a be mailed to the applicant. No one will be resident of Arkansas before 31 December "turned down" or "rejected"; rather an 1900. application with insufficient evidence which cannot be clarified or supplemented upon Certificate application booklets are ready request will be returned to the applicant for for distribution now. The application con­ additional research with a "notice of infor­ sists of three sections. The first is a lineage mation not proved. " (listing of ancestors in one line) from the applicant backward in time to the ancestor Our purpose in issuing these certificates is who first lived in Arkansas. Vital statistics first of all to recognize the descendants of and source document citation are required. our pioneers; then to gather information for Photocopies of source documents are not some possible future publication or research required for this section, but the documents file; and finally to make a few dollars for the must be listed for each generation. Part two society which our treasurer will see are well is a family group sheet for the original spent. Arkansas ancestor. It also requires the list­ ing of source documents. Part three is a Why would anyone want a Certificate of request for submission of a photocopy (or Arkansas Ancestry? We spend a great deal notarized transcription) of the document of time researching our ancestors and we're which proves residency in Arkansas. This proud of our detective work! We all enjoy document can be a tax record, any county seeing our efforts rewarded. Gathering the record (such as a deed, wiiI, probate information needed for a Certificate can documents, marriage record, county court help us fill in overlooked gaps in our re­ item, or others), land patent, military re­ search. We might be motivated to write an cord, contemporary newspaper article, peti­ article or book about our ancestor and tion or a variety of other primary sources include a photocopy of the Certificate we which show the ancestor was a resident in received. And can't we impress the relatives Arkansas. Census records showing children with a noteworthy document displayed on born in Arkansas will be considered a our office wall? It's a way, too, of sharing primary source. For example, if the ancestor our research with others. is listed on the 1850 census of Arkansas with a child, age 9, birthplace shown as Arkansas, Interested? Write me, Desmond Walls in the household, residence in Arkansas in Allen, AGS Certificate Chairman, 99 1841 would be assumed. However, the 1900 Lawrence Landing Road, Conway, AR census showing an eighty-year-old ancestor 72032, for a copy of the application booklet. born in A rkansas would not prove residency Please enclose postage sufficient to mail two in Arkansas in 1820 - evidence closer to the ounces first class. event would be needed. Complete directions are given in the appli­ cation booklet.

___~~ ______~_~ ______.Arkansas Family Historian - Page 7 Gold Prospector from Arkansas Writes Home------they need. their is entirely two many people (copy of a letter from CHARLES B. hear now. if the emergration this ceason had SANDERS, who was in California prospect­ staid at home it would have been better for ing for gold, to his brother, GEORGE them and us two. and I have no doubt for the WOODWARD SANDERS, JR., of Hunts­ whole community at large. for it they come ville, Arkansas) another ceason as this their will be more an knuf~ as it is. though you that have not California, Sept 3d, 1850 Dear brother and sister expenenced ~ trip of this king cannot tell any thmg about It. .. from what little we discov­ it is with much pleasure that I except of the ered .. : and the river d~egings is all taken up present opportunity of righting you a few a~d will be dug out thiS fall. still a man can lines which will inform you that through the dIg almost any whare and make a little. but blessing of kind providence I am still in the that will not pay a man for all his trouble and ~xpence. at least it would take him a long land ~f t.he living an? blesst with good helth time t~ m~e a fortune. helth hear generally at th~s ttme. and Cmcerally hoping these fe'." lInes may come to hand and find you all speakmg IS not vary good ... though not vary many deaths. the most sickness is amongst ~nJoym~ the same like blessings. your very Interestmg letter of April 5th came to hand the new Emergrants. we have been throwd on the 17th of August. which afforded us all bac~ with o~r work in consequence of the the greatest of satisfaction to hear that you walhng washmg down in our race ... was all well and doing well. I cannot say now it see.ms t~at nothing could give me a greater satisfaction and peace of mind ... than t~at 1 have any thing of much interest to nght. I do not know of anyone making very to be at home with you all. but I do not much at this time. the company above us want to com~ ... as I am hear as long as I can have got the water turnd they have been at make anythIng. for I know the chance is work for 8 to 10 days in the river and have d~ll to make it fast in the States. I think 1 not made much yet. still they may. but it Will have a better chance to make an other causes me to have some little doubt about ceason than any of the new emergrants. as I the value of our claim. so if it does not pay know .more about the country than they do. us for all the labor and Expence that we you will say to brother John and Gildia Long have been at. I may not leave hear this fall. that I have rote to them twice and have not however I have not desided whether I will or yet saw the scratch of a pen from them. I will not go home this fall. their is a good have flten to several others that have not many of our old acquaintances getting hear rote to me. So they will be certain to answer and they are vary anxious for Joseph and the next one! right to them. you will tell Myself to stay with them. but Allan and brother WIllis Beard that James black is George .will go. as they seem altogether in hea; h~ has been vary sick but on the mend. that notion. they say they will start the first I Will nght to you again as soon as we pros­ of Nov. whether we do or not. we learned a pect river I will then be able to let you know whether I will come home this ceason or few ~ays since that the people still higher up on thiS stream was a doing vary well at least not.. :xou will give our best respects to all some of them and some was a doing well on Enqumng fnends. and to the girls in partic­ thiS stream some two or three mUds ular. and except for your selves our love below... but how ours will turn out we cannot and best wishes so nothing more at present tell. still every appearance seems vary flat­ bu~ rem your most affectionate brother tering. their is a number of persons at work untlll seperated by death. on the bank clear out of the watter oposit our claim and making from 8 to 16 dollars Charles B. Sanders per day to the hand. but their is a great many hear who seem to do almost nothing. Sybmitted by: Ed Sanders, Harding Univer­ and out of money and every thing else that sity #861, Searcy, AR 72143.

Page S - Volume 29, Number 1 - March 1991 ------Anderson-Ruddick-Veatch Bible Records Martin Anderson, b. Columbia Co., NY, 5- Mrs. Anita Urban, 3054 112 Hawkwood 10-836, md. 3-31-1862, d. 5-9-1902 Court Grand Junction, CO 81504, sent a Caroline Anderson, b. Delaware Co., 0., copy ~f the following bible pages to AGS 7-5-1839, md. 3-31-1862, d. 7-31-1868 member Helen Carpenter Davenp.ort, who Louella C. Anderson, b.lroquois Co., Ill., 8- shares them with the hope they Will add to 17-1865, d. 1-17-1883 . some researcher's files. Transcription fol­ Carrie C. Anderson, b. IroquOIS Co., Ill., 5- lows. 19-1867 md. 3-5-1884, md. 8-3-1917 J. S. A~derson, b. Columbia Co., N. Y., Frank Douglas Anderson, borned January 11-3-1813, md. 12-20-1834, d. 11-21,-1888 5th 1863, md. March 5,1885 Katharine Anderson, b. Columbia Co., Cl~ma Anderson,borned October 8th, 1867, N.Y., 3-23-1837, md. 9-8-1856, d. 11-19-1915 md. March 5, 1885 Elmer R. Anderson, borned May 14, 1886, 6 Clarence Veatch, b. Grand Junction, Colo. a.m., Garfield, Arkansas, md. 9-21-1910 5-12-1897, md. 65-14-1921, d.2-1-75 Eva Adline Anderson, b. Garnett, Anderson Eva Adline Anderson, b. Garnett, Anderson Co., Kans., 3-1-1901, md. 6-14-1921 Co., Kans. at 1 pm 3-1-1901, md. 6-14-1921, Josephine Anderson, b. 10-31-1890, md. d 4-22-77 921-1910 Naola Bell Veatch, b. Grand Junction, Mesa Leta May Anderson, b. Mesa Co., Colo., Co., Colo., 4-6-1922 at 10 pm, md. 4-22.-1942 7-7-1911, md. 12-31-1931 Anita Adlene Veatch, b. Grand JunctIOn, Elma Fay Anderson, b. Mesa Co., Colo., 9- Mesa Co., Colo., 12--1923 at lOam, md. 10- 13-1912, md. 12-20-1936 17-1943 . Frank Durban Anderson, b. Mesa Co .• Wilbur Keith Veatch, b.Grand JunctIOn, Colo., 4-22-1915, md. 2-16-1939 Colo., 2-19-1930 at 12am . Frieda Foutch Anderson, b. Hooper, Colo., Arliss Kay Veatch, b. Grand JunctIOn, 1-15-1917, md. 2-16-1939 Colo., 7-3-1934 at lam . Patricia Ann Anderson, b. Grand Neil Dean Veatch, b. Grand Junction, Colo., Junction,Colo. 9-6-1941 4-9-1936 Linda Pat Veatch, b. Grand Junction, Colo., Benj Ruddick, b. Vermillion Co., Ill, 2-24- 4-15-1938 1827, md. 1;849, d. 7-19-1904 . Eugene Gay Veatch, b. Grand Junction Adline Ruddick, b. North Carolma, August Colo., 2-22-1942 Third 1830, md. 1849, d. 11-20-1910 Laffayett Ruddick, b. Ill. May 14 1863, md. Naola Belle Urban 1887, d. Dec. 31, 1898 Charles B. Urban, Jr., b. Deming, New Juliette Ruddick, b. Ill. May 14 1863, md. Mexico, 3-14-1919, md. 4-22-1942 1883 Harrit Ruddick, b. Benton Co., Ark. 9-20- Larry Dean Johnson 1851 Anita Adlene Urban Nancyan Ruddick, b. Benton Co., Ark., 11- Eric Franklin Urban, b. Rapid City, South 25-1856 Dakota 3/311921, md. 10-17-1943 William Ruddick, b. Benton Co., Ark., 9- Betty ~u Woodward, b. Fruita, Colo., 4-27- 16= 1858, d. 11-30-1936 1938 . Joseph Ruddick, b. Benton Co., Ark. 9-27- Raelene Faye Urban, b. Grand JunctIOn, 1865 Colo., 12-26-1944 Liddia Ruddick, b. Benton Co., Ark. 11-2- Gary Leon Urban, b. Grand Junction Colo., 1870, d.6-2-1936 12-14-1948 Benj Ruddick, b. Benton Co., Ark. 1-16- 1876

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fear of being shot by the bush-whackers" In the 170 census of Madison County, AR, [Source: Joy Russell, Witter, AR) Sarah Felkins Burk was the head of the household of seven children Jiving at home. Version 4 John A. Tucker was killed by The same census shows Lucinda Thcker bush'whackers during the Civil War, proba­ (John A. Tucker's widow) as head of the bly during the year of 1863. John A. Thcker, household with five children living with her. Joseph Burk and a young boy were walking This indicates that both Burk and Tucker on a road that went next to the Pharris field died between 1860 and 1870. where you could see about one-fourth mile. When the men saw the outlaws coming they told the boy to run and hide in the bushes Conclusion: Joseph Burk, a member of a beside the river. The two men ran in anoth­ Miscellaneous Arkansas Military Unit er direction. The outlaws found the two men (Captain Bevins Independent Co., AR and killed them. The boy went home which CAV), and John A. Tucker, a neighbor, was nearby and told his mother. The women were killed on September 6, 1864, by a got together and buried them in the same squad of Confederate Soldiers or bush­ grave. (Source: John D.Little, Kingston, whackers and were buried by their wives in AR) a common grave in the Bolinger Cemetery. What are the facts on which there can be a general agreement regarding the death and Addenda: Sibyl Carter, who helped raise burial of Burk and Tucker? They were the funds for the granite marker, IS a great neighbors. In the 1860 Census of Madison granddaughter of John A. Tucker. Her County, AR, Kings River Township, the grandfather is Robert S. Tucker who mar­ Tucker residence is number 746 and the ried Susan Lane Stansell. Her father was Burk residence is Number 753. When the Joe Lee Holt who married Ellen (Ella) widow of Joseph Burk filed for a widow's Tucker. Sibyl Holt married Vernon George pension the following affidavit was made on Carter. My grandmother is Annette Thcker February 8, 1883. ·Susan A. Tucker and who is a sister of Robert S. Tucker. Salinda Casey testify that they saw the sol­ dier (Joseph Burk's) body after he was killed. He was killed by a company or squad Alva Burk, who assisted in the fundraising of rebels on Kings River, Arkansas, Sep­ for the marker, was the grandson of the tember 6, 1864, were not present at killing Burk (William Joseph Lafayette Burk) that but heard the report of the guns. Said sol­ is buried with John A. Tucker. Joseph Burk dier at the time of death was with a squad of was born in 1815 in North Carolina. He said Captain Bivens Company. Susan L. married Sarah Felkins (b. 20 Jan 1822 KY). Thcker, P. O. Kingston, Madison County, Sarah Burk died 19 August 1897 and is Arkansas, and Salinda Casey in Aurora, buried in the Lower Whorton Creek Madison County, Arkansas." (SaUnda Cemetery, Madison County, Arkansas. Thcker is a daughter of John A. Tucker and Alva Burk is the son of John Burk, a son of married Alfred Casey, my gr-gr uncle. Susan Joseph Burk. L. Tucker is the wife of John A. Tucker's son Robert S. Thcker). According to Joseph Burk's widow (Sarah Compiled and submitted by Felkins Burk) pension application, Burk was a member of Captain Bevins Independent Harold Casey Company, AR Cavalry. The National 1002 Westwood Drive Archives has no record of federal military Stillwater, Oklahoma 74074. service for Joseph Burk. Captain Bevins Company was probably an informal organi­ zation which some referred to as "home guards". Joseph Burk' s widow application for a federal pension was denied.

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New Baptist Church - Lamartine Area

Submitted by Wendy Richter In 1857, residents of the Lamartine area of Columbia County decided to build a new Baptist church building and received commitments from several indIviduals to finance the construc­ tion. The church apparently neared completion by July of 1858, since at that time additional sums were promised "for the purpose of covering the meeting house near Fountain Formbys with shingles. «

The following was taken from the original 1857 document which is a part of the Arkansas Baptist State Convention Collection, Riley-Hickingbotham Library, Ouachita Baptist Uni­ versity, Arkadelphia, AR. No changes have been made in spelling.

"We the undersigned do promise to pay to Mathew Davis or Fountain Formby or bearer the several amounts opposite our names By the First day of December eighteen hundred and fifty Eight for the purpose of building a Baptist Church in the vicinity of Lamartine.

Robert Jameson - $25.00 M. Phillips - $10.00 Wm. Jameson - $10.00 John Green - $5.00 E. B. Howell - $10.00 W. P. Gee - $20.00 E. Feibleman - $2.50 J. H. Findley - $2.50 Thomas R. Elledge - $10.00 Samuel Phillips - $5.00 Fountain Formby - $25.00 John Formby - $5.00 M. S. Bums - $2.50 C. Jackson - $5.00 John F. Formby - $10.00 Thos. Walker - $5.00 Mathew Davis - $20.00 John A. Smith - $5.00 Wm. O. Smith - $5.00 John Dockery - $10.00 L. Upchurch - $5.00 T. P. Dockery - $2.50 James Ozburn -0 $10.00 R. R. Ramsey - $10.00 Wm. Formby - $10.00 John B. Willingham - $10.00 Wm. Formby - $10.00 (1) J. A. Jackson - $5.00 James Formby $5.00 Robert Atkinson - $5.00 Wm. Davis - $5.00 Samuel B. Phillips $2.50 John B. Parker - $5.00 Thomas Gardner - $5.00 Jesse M. Dennis - $5.00 Wm. J. Bateman - $2.50 R. H. Warren - $5.00 Simion Dennis - $10.00 Willis Yates - $10.00 Seaborn Jameson - $2.50 M. H. Mathis $5.00 Wm. Green - $5.00 A. Caldwell- $10.00 Joseph Dennis - $5.00

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cates that his name also appears on the first ~n November 1861, Confederate authorities extant muster roll of the successor organiza­ In Arkansas learned about an anti-war tion, the 3rd Confederate Infantry or that perhaps pro-Union, secret organization' other evidence exists that he served 'with the located primarily in the north central countie~ 3rd Confederate. If the name did not transfer of the state. Governor Henry J. Rector called it indicates he died, deserted or was fur: up of the county militia units to arrest the loughed during the interim. Of course, there members of this organization charged them ~ith insurrection and forced'many of them wer~ some who became good Confederate soldI~rs, or were Confederate sympathizers mto Confederate regiments. Given the choice who Just happened to join companies largely o~ joinin~ Confe~erate regiments or being made up of Peace Society members. This tned fo~ msurrectlOn, most joined; however, may be particularly true of members of some dId not and were later tried and re­ companies I and K, 18th (Marmaduke's) leased. Many were never captured and fled Arkansas Infantry who were not from the the state to join Union regiments outside the state, or to remain a noncombatant. northern counties. ENL-Enlistment date (SCA) is obviousLy Four journal articles have appeared about the date he enlisted. This date is often inter­ the Arka!,!sas Peace Society, and it is also esting as it is evidence of when he was covered lfl one book. I The material used for these articles has been the Official encouraged to join and who enlisted at Records of the War of the Rebellion and the same time and place. documents out of the Kie Oldham Collec­ D!Ep-Interestin~ to note that so many died tion in the ~rkansas History Commission, withm the first SIX months of their Confed­ Ot~er ~atenal has not been fully utilized.· erate service. It also points out the hardy, or ThiS artIcle has used this other material to the lucky, ones that survived the Civil War. compile a list of all those men whose names Some also died while in Federal Service. appear as. su.spects, or as charged, with !1lemb~rshlp m the Peace Society, in any of DESERT-Because so few of the PS lis varIOUS names. members were dedicated secessionists and Confederates, many deserted at the first I hope to do a scholarly article about the opportunity. It is interesting that for some P~ace Society, and would appreciate family the opportunity came late in the ' history about any of the men listed here, or w~. any men who are supposed to have be­ ur~nON-Because they were Union sympa­ longed who are not Ii sted here. The key to thizers from the start, or, because their the attached chart of ali the suspected expenences had alienated them from the Peace Society members' names follow. Confederacy--or maybe because it was the only alternative left, many joined the Feder­ NAMES- obtained from source listed al forces. Some refugeed in Missouri (or at under"PS Activity. II least. "north of the Ohio River"), some remamed hIdden near their homes until the COUNTY-taken from 1860 census, or 1862 war was over, or until they were killed. ~ounty tax records. If there is a difference, it IS so noted and the later date is used. Occa­ ENL-Enlistment date USA. It is interesting sionally the county of origin is noted in the to compare the desertion date with the PS Activity source. enlistment date. If there is several months between the dates, one wonders what the CSA-This is the first (if there were more man did during this time. than one CSA enlistment) Confederate Unit the man was encouraged to join. For the AGE-Included because it helps identify the 18th Arkansas Infantry, an asterisk (*) indi- individual (although the ages on the CSA

______,Arkansas Family Historian - Page 13 enlistment records are sometimes ten years from Carroll, Marion and Searcy counties, younger than the census records). PS and was supplemented by men from Van members impressed into CSA service were Buren County who had been imprisoned in often older than the normal enlistee. Little Rock earlier. An asterisk also marks their appearance on the 3rd CSA Infantry PS ACTIVITY-The letter designation refers rolls. to the end notes and cites the sources of the names, and a brief description of the activi­ ty. E- Veda Mae Clemons, editor, History of Searcy County. Arkansas, Marshall, Arkan­ PS ACTIVITY SOURCES sas: Retired Teachers Association, 1987. A- Albert W. Bishop, Loyalty on the Fron­ This volume contains a few family recollec­ !i§:, St. Louis: A. P. Studley, 1863. tions about men who were in the PS or Chain Granted that this was published as Union Gang. propaganda, nevertheless the facts seem to be reliable and one can read past the adjec­ F- David Smith, George Smith deposition, tives. It is particularly valuable for Searcy November 26, 1861, in Capt. J. R. Homer County, with sketches of Searcy Countians Scott's Civil War Leiters, J. B. Lemley, Paris Strickland and John W. Morris. editor (Available from J.B. Lemley, 1120 North Detroit Avenue, Russellville, AR B- Mrs. J. N. Bromley, Biography of John 72801 @$5.) Hereinafter cited as Scott Let- W. Morris, Marshall, Arkansas: 1916. 1.eil. The Smith boys arrested the Faught John W. Morris' story is typical of many a brothers, from Tomahawk Township, Searcy PS member. He worked with his daughter County, and brought them before a Carroll in the preparation of his biography and it is County Justice of the Peace, accusing them of valuable for the source of the "Chain Gang" organizing a raid to release jailed PS mem­ members whom he remembered accompa­ bers. nying him to Little Rock, and when some of them were killed in action. However, it G- Results of W. C. Faught and Thomas 1. should be noted that 45 years later he has Faught interrogation describing added four names whose participation sympathies of Tomahawk Township men. cannot be substantiated with other records. Addendum to Smith's deposition, Novem­ ber 26, 1861. Scott Letters. C- Company I, 18th (Marmaduke'S) Arkan­ sas Infantry, enlisted December 18, 1861 at H- Results of investigation by Scott's Battal­ Little Rock. Contains the men from Searcy ion and Carroll County JPs. November 1861. County who were captured and marched to Scott Letters. Little Rock by the 45th *(Searcy County) Arkansas Militia. This is a useful cross 1- Members oflzard County Peace Society reference to Morris' list. On January 231, Volunteer for Confederate Service. 1862, this unit was joined by two Tennessee Forty-seven men volunteer for Confederate companies and, therefore, could no longer service under Major Thomas W. Edmund­ retain its Arkansas designation. It was redes­ son and Captain Neely C. McGuyre. Ted R. ignated the 3rd Confederate Infantry. Most of Worley, "Documents Relating to the Arkan­ the PS members do not appear on the 3rd sas Peace Society of 1861," Arkansas Histor­ Confederate Infantry's rolls. A clue to ical Quarterly, Spring 1958, hereinafter whether they died, or successfully deserted, cited as 'M:Jrley. is given in their subsequent activity. An aster­ isk (*) marks their appearance on the 3rd J - A list of names belonging to a Secret Infantry rolls. Order that has not been arrested. Menidenti­ fied in Searcy County investigations as PS D- Company K 18 (Marmaduke's) Arkansas members. December 1861. Scott Letters. Infantry. Enlisted December 19, 1861 at Little Rock. This company was composed of those arrested north of the Buffalo River

Page 14 - Volume 29, Number 1 - March K- Nathan F. Woodworth investigation. W- Mitchell/Rector letter, December 23, New York born Woodworth was accused of 1961. Worley Unionist sympathies and a scam was tried to trick him into revealing his sympathies. ~ X- Testimony of Fulton County Prisoners Letters. Before the Military Board. December 24, 1861. Worley. L- Carrol! County JP investigation of L. D.. Jamison, Wesley Hensley and David Y- "Correction," Daily State Journal (Little Baker. December 5, 1861. Scott Letters. Rock) January 9, 1862, and "The Case of Mr. Edmondson," Daily State Journal, M- Deposition for D. P. Sims, Newton January 10, 1862.-concerns stories about County. death of Thomas J. Edmondson and state­ ments about his alleged PS involvement. December 6, 1861.Scott Letters. Z- Peter A. Tyler to Evaline M. Tyler letter. N- Testimony of John, Joseph C., J. F. H. Christy, P. M. Hensley, Gilmore Smith January 17,1862. Property of Buffalo and D. C. Baker before JPs. December 6, National River, NPS, Harrison, Arkansas. 1861. Worley. Al- "Confederate Court," True Democrat 0- Thomas I. Slay and Lewis S. Brewer (Little Rock), January 23, 1862, names testimony before IPs. December 8, 1861. of those tried and released by Judge Ringo, Scott Letters. Confederate Circuit Court, eastern district of Arkansas. P- Carroll County JP orders to commit cer­ tain people to further trial, and directs A2- Testimony of Persons Arrested as Captain Scott to transport them to Little Members of the Peace Society. February Rock. 1862. Principally Van Buren County peo­ ple. Worley. Q- Scott orders Lieutenant M. 1. Anderson to convey 22 men to Little Rock for trial. Decmber 9, 1861. Scott Letters. (I) Diane Neal. "Treason or Patriotism? Union Peace Societies in Arkansas During the Civil War~" lournal of Confederate History. Fall 1988. R- Carroll County IP orders four others to be Georgia Lee Tatum, Disloyalty in the Confederacy. Chapel HiH: 1"he Unive~ily of North Carolina hen. released on $500 bond to appear on charges Ted k. Worley. editor. ~Documenla Reialing to the of belonging to the PS. December 10, 1861. Arkansas Peat:eSodely of 1861," ArkanSAS Histori(lal Ou.rledy. Spring 1958. Worley. • *1be Arkansaa Pu<:e ~Jety of 186P A Study in Mounta1'i\Ui'iionism," Carron County (Arkansas) Histrorical Quarterly. Ma~h 1958, S- Testimony of Slay and Brewer before , "The Arkansas pe4Ice Society of 1861; A Study in Carroll County IPs. December 10, 1861. Mountain Umonism. ~ The Journal of Southern History. Novem~ Scott Letters. be< 1958. (2) I. B. Lemley, Lester Finley and Ehtinc weir Cta, editors, Civil War Letters: Capt, Ino, R. Homer s.cott's Squadron of Cavelry T- Leslie/Scott letter. December 14, 1861. sit: in eCount Ar ansas and Carroll Count Arkansas n.d, Scott Letters. J. B. Lemley. 112 North Detroh Avenue, Russellville, Arkansas 72801. U- Tyler and Ezell testimony before Carroll County JPs. December 18, 1861. Worley. V- Desmond Walls Allen, editor. The Four­ teenth Arkansas Confederate Infantry. Conway, Arkansas: Arkansas Research, 1988.

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A 8 C . I 0 E F ! 1 .---- ! 2 Name County . fes,;, Enl Died 3 4 Adams, Green Berry ,Searcy 27 Ark Inf, I 1862 07-01

5 Adams Joseoh Searcy , ca. 1864 6 Adams Spencer . Searcy I 7 Addison M§yfield Searcy : 8 Ames Mitchell 18 Ark Inf, K~ 1861 12 19 --- 9 Arter Gar roll Searcy .. 10 Arter, Joseph L. Searcy '-_., I I Bailey, J. F. ! Van Buren

12 Baker, David C. Searcy 18Arklnf,K 1861 12.~ 19 ! 13 Baker James A. Fulton 14 Baker, Joel Searcy 15 Ball Gehuger Fulton 16 Ball James H. Fulton 17 Ball, Milford W. Fulton 18 Barnes James Jackson Searcy 18Arklnf 1* 1861 12 18 1883 05 14 19 Barnes W. F. I Yan Buren """""""-~ .. 20 Barnett Davidl Searcv -- 18 Ark Inf I 1861 12-18 191503-03 21 Barrenger Thomas Henry 18Ark Inf K* 1861 12-19 22 Bartlett William --_ .. Searcy 18Ark Inf 1* 1861,12-18 23 Becket, Eliiay Izard 24 Becket, Jordan: Izard 25 Becket Thomas Izard 8Ark Inf I 1861 12-12 1862 09-20 26 Becket Thomas R. Izard 27 Bishop Lindsey Carroll 28 Black, Simeon B. Searcy 18 Ark Inf, 1* 1861, 12 18 29 B iasingame Anderson Searcy ,18 Ark Inf I 1861 12-18 1862? 30 Bohanon, Johni Izard Harrells/Adams 31 Bradshaw Henry Searcy 18 Ark I nf I I I 86 I , 12- 18 1862 32 Bradshaw, William ·Searcy IBArklnf,1 lIi61 12-18 1862 33 Brantly, I ! 34 Branum, Solomon Searr;y 27 Ark Inf, C 1862 02-15 1 35 Bratton, William Milican .- Searcy 18Ark Inf, 1 1861,12-18 '36 Brewer Aron V. B Izard 18 Ark Inf.JS. 1861 12-19 37 Brewer Jonasl Izard 18Arklnf K 1861, 12- 19 -~~ .. 38 Brewer LewiS S. Searcy 1879 12-00 39 Brewer Wiley J. Izard 40 Broderick, Patrick 18 Ark Inf, K" 1861 12-19

41 Brown, John , !Searcy 42 Brown, SOlomon I --~arcy 43 Brown, Thomas Van Buren lBArklnf K 1861 12-19 44 Brown, William Searcy i 18Ark Inf K 1861 12-19 45 Brwles James F. Searcy 18 Ark Inf K 1861 12-19 1913 07-17 46 Bryant Calvinl Izard 1 Ar ~ltd Rif K ll.D@rt,John H. ___~._._._ ~

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6 I H I I I J I K 1 2 Desert Union Enl Birth Year P S Activity 3 4 1862,07-07 1837 J,U 5 1831 U 6 1819 U 7 1823 PO 8 1831 D 9 1816 J 10 1831 J 1 1 Al 12 1836 D,L,N 13 X,A 1 14 1802 J 15 X 16 X,A1 17 X 18 3 Ark Cav, I 1864,01-26 1815 B,C 19 AI,A2 20 3 Ark Cav, M 1864,01-01 1827 B.C,G,U 21 1863,09-11 U SArmy 1863,09-20 1841 D 22 1862,6 3 Ark Cav, I 1864,02-01 1840 B,C 23 I 24 I 25 I 26 I 27 U 28 1831 B,C 29 1826 B,C 30 I 31 1813 B,C 32 1813 (07) B,C 33 0 34 1842 F ,G,K ,P ,Q 35 1805 ( 12) B,C 36 1804 37 1840 D 38 4 A,k In!, H 1833 D,S 39 I 40 1832 D 41 1842 G,H,J,U 42 1836 G 43 I BIn Ark I nf 1862,06-10 1834 D 44 1827 G,D,H,P,Q,U ~ 1837 A2 ~ I ~ I 48 1862 10-06 I

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A I B C D E f 49 Carr, Lark in I 'Izard 8Ark Inf, I 1861 12-12 -~ 50 Caruthers, John M. Carroll 18 Ark I nf, K , 1861 12-19 51 Cash LeYi C i Searcy I 1865,01.:::l1 52 Castleberry. John R Searcy 18 Ark Inf I 1861 12-18 1862 06 53 Castleberry, Washinoton Caha Searcy 18Ark Inf, I" 1861,12 18 1862 S4 Cates, William A. J. Searcy 18 Ark lof I 1861 1 <-18 55 Chambers W. R. Searcy 18Arklnf 1* 1861 12-18 56 Christy James F. Homer Searcy 18Ark Inf K 1861 I '-19 1906,12-24 57 Christy, John I Searcy 18 Ark Inf K 1861,12-19 58 Christy, Joseph C. Searcy 18 Ark Inf K* 1861 12-19 59 Clark Lewis I Searcy . 18Ark Inf I 1861,12 18 60 Clemens, Jerem lah Izard 8 Ark Inf, H 1861 12-12 1862,04 61 Conley, Beyerly L Searcy 18 Ark Inf, I 1861 12-18 1862 12-10 62 Cook, Henry I Ven Buren 18Ark Inf K 1861 12-19 63 Copeland Alexander N Searcy 18Arklnf,I 1861 12-18 64 Copeland, James B Searcy 18 Ark Inf I 1861 12-18 65 Copeland, William Searcy 18Ark Inf I 1861 12-18 66 Cummins Joseph Searcy 67 Cummins William J. Polk ?? 14Ark Inf K 1862 01-06 1862 07-19 68 Curl John W. I Van Buren 18Arklnf,K 1861 12-19 69 Curl samuel M. Van Buren 18 Ark Inf K 1861 12-19 70 Curry, Anderson Searcy 71 Curry, DeYiq I Searcy .18Ark Inf K 1861 12-19 72 Curry, James E. Searcy 18Arklnf K 1861 12-19 73 Daniel Wiliam W. Izard lArk Inf E( Col) 74 DaYis, Hezikiah W. Fulton 8 Ark Inf, I 1861 11-06 75 DaYis, William Searcy 18 Ark I nf I 1861, 12-18 76 Denton, Christopher Van Buren 77 Dickerson Elijah Vari' Buren 18Ark Inf K 1861 12-19 78 Downey, Patrick L. •Searcy 18Ark Inf, K 1861 , 12- 19 79 Duck Timothy Arthur Searcy 1895 06-30 80 Duooer Jasper Marion 18 Ark Inf, K 1861 12-19 .. 81 Dugger, William M. Searcy 18 Ark Inf, K 1861,12-19 82 DUQqqer Thomas Marion 18Ark Inf K 1861 12 19 .- 83 Dyer George I 18Ark Inf, K 1861 12-19 84 Edmondson Thomas W. .. Izard 1861 12 00 85 Elliott, John M. Izard 8Ark Inf H 1861 12-12 86 Ezell Isiah I Searcy 87 Ezell, John I Searcy 88 Fauqht Thomas J. Searcy i27 Ar.k Inf, G 1862 06-28 89 Faught, William C. iSearcy 27 Ark Inf, G 1862 06-19 1862,11-03 90 Ferrill, John I Izard .... ~-.... - 91 Ferrill William A. C. Izard 8 Ark Inf, H 1861 12-12 92 Fisher, Will iam Thomas Searcy 18Ark Inf 1* 1861 12-18 1885 93 Forehand, Jonathan Searcy 18Ark Inf, I 1861 12-18' 94 Forahand, Thomas .. Searcy .-.-.--- 95 Forest David I 18Arklnf K 1861 12-19 .__ . 96 Foster, James B. Searcy 18Ark Inf I 1861 12-18

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6 1 H I J K 49 1862,6 23 DI 18401 """""- ~" -.- 50 1 18291D P 51 3 Ark Cay M 1864 01-0"1 1823 J , 52 i 1817 B C 53 ! 1841 B C 54 ! 1813 B,C 55 1862 06 ! 1821 BC 56 1862 06 1 Ark Cav, H 1862 09-10 1839 D,N P Q 57 1811 D N P,Q ,58 1862,06 1831 D N P Q " .. 59 1818 BC 60 I 61 , 1821 B,C J 62 1833 D A2 ._- 63 3ArkCav,M 1864 01-28 1831 Be 64 1835 Be 65 1816 C 66 .... 1835 J 67 V 68 1836 D A2 69 1837 D A2 G 701 -" 71 1827 D,H P Q U 72 1821 D,G H P Q U 73 I 74 1862 10-20~ 1 Ark Cay, E _ 1862 07-03 1816 X 75 1838 B C 76 Ark Mil 18111A2 77 1831 D 78 i 1801 D G,H,P ,Q,U 79 1817 J 80 1843 D P Q " 81 1819:0 P,Q 82 1841 B D,P Q 83 1839 D "" 84 "_ I, Y " ... _- 85 1863,09-19-1,,,,,,- I 86 1816 G J U 87 1841 GJ U 88 1 Ark Inf, C --, 1863,02-12 1~37iF,G 89 1838 F G 90 L __" I " 91 186208-15S 92 1863 08-,,06146 Mo Inf, F 1864 09-05 1827 Be 93 18.9;i! B ,C 94 J '-""-"""'-""-r---"----r""------"" '''- 95 .. _.. - , 1836 D 96 1830 BC

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1\ I B C D E F 97 Fuqale, John W. IBArk Inf K IB61,12-19 98 G8db8r,~y, Wi fiiam--'--' Van Buren 361',rklnf,D 99 Garner, Sr Parrish iSearcY ,18Ark Inf, I .1861, l~=:t= ...... __ .. - 100 Garrison, -I ! I Gary. B.H. '18Ark InC I 1861,12-28: 101 I Searcy .. ! 102 Gilbreath John IVan Buren , - 18 Ark Inf K~ 1861 12-19! EJo~m I I •. .. - 1 Simson ! '18Ark Inf, K 1861,12- 19 1 105 dar, Robert Isearc~ I .. _- ,...... - I 1863 106 Grinder, Samuel illearc I '1870,03-01 107 Guthr'8Y, Thomas I SearcY 108 Haines William lYon Buren 18Ark Inf K 1861 12 19 109 Haney, Burwell lizard 110 Haney, Elijah I .. lizard 8Arklnf,H 11861,12-12 1 1 1 Har ley, John I 'SearcY 18Arklnf I 18E!I., 12=-18 ---~~ 112 Harness, John I IVan Buren 18Arklnf,K 1861 12-19 Harness, John W 18 Ark lnf, 1* 1861, 12 18 1 1 Harness, William H. H. 18Ark Inf I 1861,]?-18, di!115 Harris Thomas Sen 1 16 Harris, William SearcY 18Ark Inf,l 186.hl..?.: •. 18 1 17 Harrison Ransom Horn SearcY J 118 Hat I)' ,iames R, SearcY 18A,rk Inf,1*11861, ]?-18 1862 .-~-.. --..-- ... 119 Ha\ly, James W, Searcy 18Arklnf,I 1861,12-18 120 Hays, George M. Carroll 14 Ark I nf H .. -~ ...... ~ 121 Hays William M. Searcy ,45Ark Mil 1907,10-29 122 Hensl~'i Benjamin White Searcy : ' 1921 , 09:lQ 123 Hensley, Fieldina H. Van Buren I 1 i 124 Hensley Porler M. SearcY • 18 A[~lnf, K~ 1861, 12-19r-·-...... ·_-- 1125 henslev, Wesley Green Searcy i 1838, 03-22 126 H jj lton, William Y. Izard -.~- - .. ~" .. -,,~ 127 Hilton, James T. Izard ...- 128 Hodqe., Harm()QWiIlis Searcy r---" 188S 1129 Hoaan, William C, Searcy'" ._-- 130 Holderby, Thos. (T J.?) Pulaski 18 Ark Inf K . 1861.' 12-lj ... _. 131 Ho lley, Absalom ..... Van Buren 18 Ark Inf K 132 Ho ll~ AI exander .. ---.-.. Van Buren 118 Ark Inf,-;~ J 86 1 , I?tm= ,--- 133 Holley, Ruben C Van Buren 18Ark 10.(,1; 1861, 12:}_9 _.______. __ 134 Hollis James M. Marion 13Ark Inf K 1861 12-19 135 Holmes, John i Van Buren I ...... -~-- 136 Hooten, George: Searcy 18Ark Inf, K 1861 12-19 137 HowardL,::!iJhn W. Carroll 13Arklnf,K 1361, 12~ 19 _ "- 138 Hum P'hr:~'i.LB e..r:ri..9!:rull._ ... Searcy 139 Jackson John B,lJrqol Searcy 45 Ark Mil D 1861 , Tl::::~6 r" 186j 140 Jam ison, E. B I Searcy , I , -~+- . 141 Jamison, Lorenzo Dow ,SearcY ! 142 JamisoQ.L ..f::1.aston C iSearcy 14'Ark Inf, K1861, 12::J'4l1S62, 02.. :.L?

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A I B C r D I E F 145 Johnson, Robert ._-,§.!!arcy . 11 8 ~AI' k l~l.j,.l.8 61,~.1?.::~ ~/i63 .~03-05 .Jones, Stepheil Searcy : 18Ark In(, I 11861,12-18 ill: 147 Kaler Will iam Searcy 14 Ark Inf, K 1862, 1-22 1920,01-08 148 Keeling, Carlton Marion 0~ 149 Kerley, John W. Izard -- 150 Kesner William A; Searcy 18Ark Inf, I 1861,12-18 1902 151 Kilburn Carroll SearCY 18 Ark Inf K 18pl , ! 2-1911 863, 0D.:'! 152 Kimbell, Basi, Searcy I 153 Kimbell Basil William :Searcv 154 Kimbell, John! .searGY.- ---+- 155 Kirkham, John W. Carroll 14Arklnf,H 1861,12-2:'\ 1862 04-16

156 KUYkendall Francis Searcy 18Ark InC I 1861,12-18 ,._- i 157 Ladvman Richard C Searev 18 Ark Inr, I*! 1861 12-18 158 Lance James (H. ?) Indeoendence 18 Ark I nf, K 1861.12-19 " 159 .~ane, JOSiah Searcy 160 Lee, Robert Searcy i 161 LOM Georne Carroll ~, 162 Lona, Isaac Izard 32 Ark Inf, G "" .. _. 163 LOM Solomon Carroll 1 Ark Mtd Rifl 164 Love, Andrew J. Searcy 1866 04-23 165 Luttrell, James Searcv 18Arklnf,K ,1861,12-1]: i-~-- 166 Lynn, Washinaton C Searcy 18Ark Inf, 1* 1861 12-1,/i 167 Mack\! Yona Searcv 168 Manes, Claiborn 'Searcy : i 169 Marshall William H. Ssare\! 18Ark Inr, I 1861,1:2::181 -.-- 170 McBee, Alexander Fu Hon i .. -~-----.-- 171 McBee James H. Fulton , J ------172 McDaniel William F. Searcy 1 8 Ark I n7:-1+r~r2~ 173 McEntire John A : Searcy 1893,10-30 174 McGinnis. EiiTah Izard 175 MeGi nnis John Izard -~ .. 176 McGinnis W. J, Izard 177 Mclnturrff Thomas W, Searcv 18 Ark Inf, I 1861,12-18 1891:11-06 176 McLane, S Allan Searcy 18Ark In.LL 1861,12-18 1 179 McMillan. E U Searcy 18 Ark I nr, I 1861 1?-18 ~ i _ 180 McNair; James Claiborn 'Searev .. ~906'P9-9-L 181 McQuerter, David Izard .18Arklnf,K 182 Melton Thomas SearcV·· '18Ark lnr I l-~---H~+~-= :~ ~---'----: 183 Mendler, John S. Pulaski 18 Ark Inf, K· 186 I , 12- 19 i 184 M idnett, Lavd Prairie 18/',rklnf,K 1861,12-191 185 Monrlv, Jonathan iSearcv 18 Ark Inf 1. __ 1861, 12~-i8!1864,O 186 Morris, John Wortman Searev 18Ark Inf, 1 tt861,T2=t~ }9 I 9, Oli.: 1 4 187 Morris, John, Jr. Searcy 18 Ark Inr I 113£.L...12 - I 8 188 Morris, John, Sr. SearCY 18 Ark Inf. 1* 1861,12-18 189 Morris, William iSearcv 1 190 MUJ'r~, Green PI'airie 18Ark Inf K 1861, 12-19 ---~- 1 9 I Nu 11,_:LQ!lD_TI~ __ Von!luren __ J.J2~6rk Inl" K t.!22 Osborn, SQuire J. i 14 Ark I nf K :~~~' 67~~~'86;- (y~ 8.2_1

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II I B I c D I E I F 241 Shirley, Will!rrl~ ___ ,_ :!r}.depell~D.c!t, J i ".... -~-~,~~, !242 Sims,D.P .. J Newton "'-"'i~-"--'--"--'l'---'''-''~'''- ,243 Singletary, Wllliam C Marion 18Arkinr,K~1861, 12-191 [244 Slav, Beniamin F. Searcy __ ,_~ ____ ... ~1863, 03-0 I .245 Slay Thomas J .-. Searcy iP;---. - - 1: 893 ,02-03 i246 Sm ith, Abner' H. Van Buren BArkln(A 1861,07-06i 247 Smith Claiborn Searcy iCockes G? f-- ~-, 248 Smith Elias Van Buren ?26 Ark'joT,! i 249 Smith, GeorQ8 W. Van Buren 18 Ark Info K 1561,12-19, .._ ..,-t . ,--"- 250 Smith Gilmore Searcy 18Ark Inf, K 19 1861,12- i "-'- '251 Smith, John J Van Buren 18Ark Inf F 252 Snellgrove Gasawav Searcy lBArk In!., I 1861 , 12.. ~ 18i 253 Sparselv, Archibald 18Ark Inf, K 1561,12-191 , '254 Stephens William R. Izard 8Ark Inf, H i 1861,12-1211862,6- b 255 Stobauqh, Ananias Van Buren 256 Stobaugh Edmond Vall Buren 1 18 Arklnf, K !1561 , I ;r:. I 9t··---·.. • 257 Strick land John Anderson SearcY .258 Strick land Paris SearcY 259 Strickland Samuel Smith Searcy 1885,10-02 '260 Sutterfield Ananias J. 'SearcY .11\ Ark InCI TS61 ,12- 18 I-j 564 09=02 261 Sutterfield John R. Searcy 18 Ark Inf I 1861 12-181 262 Sutterfield, Nathaniel Searcy 18Ark Il]f, I 1861,12 18! 263 Sutterfield Peler Moore Searcy 18Arklnf,1 .1561, 12-15:-i564, 0- ,264 Sutton Loaan I 118 Ark Inf K .1861 12~19 265 Tavlor Benjamin SearcY ' 1897 05-04 266 Tavlor, Hezikiah Searcy -lTrArk lof E -- 1864,0- [267 ThomQson! James SearcY =:P:8 Ark 1nf.L.8-.. )~6 t", 1..? 191862?? .. - ThomDson Samuel Searcy ,18Arklnf,K 1861,12-191 268 .. f ! 269 Thompson Thomas SearcY 270 Thom pson William J. Searcy 18Ark Inf, 1*1 186 1',12-18 i 271 Tilley James I Searcy 18 Ark I nf, i 11861, 1f,: ..Ul.i... i i 272 Tinkle Mike i SearcY ...j...... --. 273 Tinkle, Roberti SearcY i I, 214 Tonev, James P Izard (3~rk I nf, H ]1861,12- 12rl864Ji 1- 10 Treadwell ,John S SearcY 18 Ark Inf, I 1861,12-18 I 215 -""""-_. ! 216 Treat, James William SearQ'L...... ""TfsArkT6TTi]861.J 2':T81~--'-- 271 Treat, John B I Searcy 118 Ark I n!F i 8_61 , I 2- !ll, 278 Treece Benjamin SearcY '18Ark Inf 1* 1861 12-1511904 01-05 279 Treece, Daniell Searcy 18 ,Ark Inf, r* 1861,12-18 i 1862, 01- ,,~- 280 Treece, William Searcy 18!'.rkrni, .*11861 ,1271862, 04-06 281 Tucker, John Allen Sear91: 1'''-1'--- 1896 .. - - .. ·· .... ~· .. ·.... ·.. ---t·.. - .... ·.. ·.. - .... ·.. --.. r··.... .;. 282 Tucker, John Middleton SearcY 283 Turney Bowman I Searcy ,18Arkln(i-ITs6T-;-i2-=-ie Hg: b~=6~ 284 Turney Pieasant B. R, [Searcy 15Ark Inf, 1* 1861,12-18 285 Turnev Preslev jSearcv - .. jz! &l~7a:f~~~~~lah..~~:-t!:~~ .. ,=::=~i~:~~}~1~~~:~L.. Q~'~-==:i._=JI62

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1 A 1 B C D E I F Wallis James W Searcy 18Ark Inf K I 86J.,J?- 19 1289 ,-,-~ I 290 Ware J. W. 1 i Fulton ! 12-19 1291 Watson Samuel W Van Buren 18 Ark Inf, K 1861 "- 292 Watts, Asa I SearcY 18Arklnf,1 1861,12-18 ..... - 293 Watts Beniamin G. Searcy 18Arklnf,1 1861,12-18 294 Watts Samuel I Searcy 18Arklnf I" 1861 12-18 295 Webb John I Searcy 14Ark Inf K 1862 01-06 296 Wells Will lam C. Van Buren 1863 297 Whltm ire Henry J. : Searcy ... 18Ark Inf 1* 1861,12-18 298 W1l1iams, Allen Izard 26Arklnf H 299 Williams Jesse Izard ... 300 Williams Weslev Izard 4 Bat Inf C 301 Wilson John I Searcy I(lArk Inf I 1861, 12- 18 1864 01-20 302 Winn William M. Marion 18Ark Inf K 1861, 12-19 : 303 Withurst, James 18 Ark Inf, K~ 1861,12-19 304 Woodal William ilzard 8Ark Inf I 1861 12-12 1862 06-11 305 Woodrum Vlnsom M Fulton 306 Woodward M. K. Izard 307 Woodworth Nathan F. Sear0' 308 Wooten James (J N.) Izard 18Ark Inf, I 1861 12-12 1862 OS-? ' 309 Wooten Sr., Lorenzo D. Izard i I 310 Wooten Will iem Izard 27 Arklnf G 1862,05-23: 311 Wortman, Christopher M. •Searcy 18Arklnf,I*1861, 12-18iI906, 12-15 312 Wortman Frank lin Searcy 18 Ark Inf, I 11861 t2 1811911,04 14 313 Wortman John Searcy i 1862,04-05 311 Wren Shadrich H. Fulton 315 Yeary, William H. Fulton ...... -~- --- .. 316 Youno, Sucy I Izard 317 Younger Alexander Searcy 14Ark Inf, K 1862,01-06 1966 318 Younoer Thomas Searcy - 319 Zimmerman Andrew B. 18,l1,rk Inf K 186\ , 12-19

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______A,bnsas Family Historian - Page 29 Book Reviews and Notices ------Bobbie Jones McLane and Desmond Walls Allen The following are reviews and/or announce­ ments of book acquisitions for the Arkansas Genealogical Society. These books are prema­ nently housed at the Arkansas History Commis­ sion, or in the local History and Genealogy Room of the Little Rock Public Library. The Society expresses its appreciation to the authors and contributors. In ordering copies of these books, please remember to say you saw the review in this publication! CEMETERIES OF GREENE COUNTY, taw-Chickasaw Citizenship Court records are ARKANSAS, VOLUMES 1 AND 2, pub­ checked. Families are found in the Index for lished by the Greene County Historical and these court records that are not in the Dawes Genealogical Society, 901 West Kingshighway, Index nor Final Rolls. These two rolls of Paragould, AR 72450 (June 1988). Velo-bound microfilm 7RA27 "Lists of Applicants and with surname index, two volumes $47.50. This Dockets of the Choctaw-Chickasaw CitizenShip compilation of the cemeteries of Greene Co., Court" are available for $8.00 each from the AR, includes all known cemeteries, and in­ Southwestern Regional Office of the National cludes mention of those no longer used or Archives in Fort Worth. (BJM) which contain no markers. The Society did not attempt to ascertain any history or identify THE DELCOUR ROAD, Nicholas B. Del­ unmarked graves; however, if this information cour and His Descendants 1780-1990 by Bill was available, it was utilized. Volume I con­ and Mary Delcour, 3739 Oakes Drive, tains 443 pages, and a map indicating the loca­ Hayward, CA 94542, hardbound, indexed, tion of the cemeteries. Volume 2 contains 412 507 pages. This is a gift copy of the 1990 pages, which includes a surname index for both (final) printing of this book, which replaces volumes. Total pages for both is 855. The the 1987 (preliminary) printing, previously individual tombstone inscriptions are listed sent us. At the time the first book was re­ alphabetically within each cemetery and are ceived, it was not prepared for sale, but for available as separate groupings. Write the sharing with the "cousins" who assisted in Greene Co. Society for individual prices. research and for donation to historical and (BJM) genealogical societies, and there is no indica­ tion that this second volume is for sale. CHOCTAW-CHICKASAW CITIZENSHIP Nicholas B. Delcour was born in France, COURT RELATIVE TO THE ENROLL­ enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1812, and MENT OF THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES, removed to Washington Co., MO, where he 1898-1907 (1914), an instructional booklet by spent the rest of his life. This new version Charles Butler Barr, 1633 Claremont, Inde­ contains all the information in the first book pendence, MO 64052 was developed by Mr. plus 2,382 additional descendant names, Barr as a volunteer at the National Archives in additional historical background and spouse Kansas City where he conducts a free Indian lineage data, with 30 pages of photographs. round table discussion each third Saturday. The index is actually two alphabetical indices, This booklet has been extracted by Mr. Barr the first for Nicholas B. Delcour's 6,192 from his Guide to Sources o/Indian Genealogy. descendan ts and the second for the surnames In researching the above records (Microfilm of spouses and mothers-in-law. (BJM) #7RA27), Barr notes that an unsuccessful Dawes Rolls search for a Choctaw or Chicka­ saw should not be abandoned before the Choc-

Page 30 - Volume 29. Number I - March GROSS FUNERAL HOME RECORDS, ous records in a single source for researchers April 18, 1874 to May 30, 1921 (6759 Re­ and Bobbie McLane has added greatly to her cords) by Lewis C. Stephens, 113 Shady Lane, ever-growing, exceptional listing of Arkansas Hot Springs, AR 71901-9508, velo-bound, 101 research materials. (DWA) pages, $16.00. The oldest available funeral home records in Hot Springs are those kept by INDEX OF OBITUARIES APPEARING IN this funeral home, opened by James B. McCaf­ THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE JANUARY 1, frey in April 1874, and contiued after his death 1990 TO JUNE 30,1990 by Oscar G. Russell, by Bernard Gross in 1886. This is an alphabet­ CAE, 506 Loop Road, North Little Rock, icallisting of the 6759 records of James B. AR 72116; 352 pages, spiral binding, $25. McCaffrey and Bernard "Billy· Gross, under­ What a wonderful idea! Some researchers in takers of Hot Springs, AR covering the period the coming years are going to be very excited April 18, 1874 to May 30, 1921. Information about finding Mr. Russell's index. (A second given, in many instances, includes the name of volume for the latter half of 1990 is forthcom­ the deceassed, death date, by whom the funeral ing.) With no access to any sort of index for was ordered, age, any additional information our Arkansas state vital records, this volume such as cause of death, type coffin ordered,etc., will be very important for family historians. cemetery in which buried, and costs. As these The book presents the material both in alpha records pre-date the filing of death certificates order by name and by city name. The ages of in Arkansas, records of death for some of these the deceased persons are given and the individuals exist in no other document. This is Gazette citation. Attention librarians: this a 'companion" publication to Carulh Funeral volume will be useful for researchers seeking Home Records, HOI Springs. AR. 1909-1970, statistical material. Now if we can just inter­ published by Mr. Stephens in 1990, and adds to est Mr. Russell in the Gazette obituary the volumes of City Death and Cemetery columns for the past 100 years or so ... Records published by others for Hot Springs (DWA) and Garland County. (BlM) MATTHEW HOUSE AND ms FAMILY, by CLARK COUNTY, ARKANSAS OBITU­ Shirlene Chilton, 1225 Military Plaza, Ben­ ARIES AND DEATH NOTICES 1869-1900 ton, AR 72015; 19 pages plus facsimiles of published in the Arkadelphia, Arkansas documents, spiral binding, $10 postpaid. Southern Standard Newspaper, Volume 1 Matthew House, a native of Sumner Co., compiled by Allen B. Syler, edited, indexed Tennessee, settled in Saline County, Arkan­ and published by Bobbie Jones McLane, 157 sas about 1855; he served in both the Mexi­ pages, soft-cover, full name index, $20.00 can War and War Between the States. (Order from Arkansas Ancestors, 222 Source documents and lists of descendants McMahan Drive, Hot Springs, AR 71913) A are reproduced in this volume. (DWA) tremendous amount of genealogical informa­ tion is found in these early newspaper ac­ SALINE COUNTY, ARKANSAS, 1870 counts and will be a boon to Arkansas re­ CENSUS, by Shirlene Chilton and Virginia searchers, particularly those in the South­ Prothro, 1225 Military Plaza, Benton, AR western part of the State. These people lived 72015; lOS pages, spiral binding, $16 post­ primarily in Clark County, although there are paid. This is a transcription in enumeration frequest mentions of people from surround­ order with a surname index. There are added ing areas. In addition to the names of the annotations from the mortality schedule, deceased, the entries also include in many marriage records, and family information. cases, the birthdate and former residence of (No source citations are given for the annota­ the deceased, names of survivors, parents, tions.) (DWA) and children, names of ministers, places of death and interment; citations to the date MILITIA - 1866 CHRISTIAN COUNTY, and generally, page and column number, are MISSOURI by Helen C. Davenport; avail­ given for those who wish to search the origi­ able from Christian County Museum and nal notice. Allen Syler has made a significant Historical Society, PO Box 442, Ozark, MO contribution to genealogical research in the 65721; 42 pages, perfect bound, $S. After the Clark County area by placing these marve\- end of the War Between the States, Missouri

______.Arkansas Family Historian - Page 31 passed a new law regulating its militia which 37950, 600+ pages, hardbound, $60 post­ resulted in the compilation of rosters of paid. The book lists descendants of Joseph soldiers listing names, ages, physical descrip­ Cockman of Moore County, NC. Sources are tions, marital status, residence and other noted; photos, maps and document repro­ information. This volume reproduces the ductions add to the interest of the material. 1866 roster in the same order in which it was The LOS Church's Personal Ancestral File recorded and in alpha order. (DWA) computer software was used to organize the family data and it is an easy-to-use book. JOSEPH WHITELEY, SR., AND HIS (DWA) DESCENDANTS IN AMERICAN 1751 - 1990 by Dorris Easley Estes, presented to THE JONESES OF KENTUCKY'S AGS by H. Laon Easley, Route 1, Box 56K, CALLOWAY AND MARSHALL COUN­ Moore, TX 78057, in the name of his grand­ TIES, 1820-1910, by Henry Earl Jones, MD, father, John Nelson Whiteley. Note: the PO Box 1106, Fairhope, AL 36533; 500 author's address is Dorris Estes, Fiddler's pages, softbound, $18.45 postpaid. Jones is Green, Route 2, Box 347, Frisco, TX 75034; one of those common surnames so difficult to 1,100 pages, limited edition. This book is an research. Mr. Jones has taken the approach impressive collection of source documents of researching ALL the Joneses in his area of and descendants. Allied family names are interest in order to follow his own family lines Easley, Honeycutt, Warren, Bunch and (he has TWO Jones lines). He used a com­ Allred. While the Modified Register System puterized database of information and made of numbering would have been so helpful, extensive use of the land records. This the author created yet another numbering volume will be a dream-corne-true for some scheme for the thousands of folks listed in Jones researcher lucky enough to be de­ the book. Most sources are cited and many scended from the Jones of this area of photos and copies of documents are includ­ Kentucky. (DWA) ed. (DWA) ABSTRACT OF THE SALINE COUNTY, Heart of the Lakes Publishing, PO Box 299, ARKANSAS CIRCUIT COURT COMMON Interlaken, NY 14847, has sent two of their LAW BOOK liB" 1842-1854 abstracted by books for the AGS book notices. IMMI­ Eddie G. Landreth; available from Saline GRANTS IN MADISON COUNTY, NEW County History and Heritage Society, Inc., YORK 1815 - 1860 by Isabel Bracy, 120 PO Box 221, Bryant, AR 72022-0221; 163 pages, $10 plus $2 postage, contains a list of pages, spiral binding, $18 postpaid. Eddie immigrants gathered from various county Landreth has struck again! How fortunate sources with additional information about are the folks interested in Saline County that the factors that caused people to move from Eddie Landreth painstakingly and accurately Europe to the United States. WHY ARE abstracts so many of the old records of the THERE NO TALL GRANDMA'S?: A Guide county and donates the results to SCHHS. to assist you in researching your family This particular source is one of those difficult history by Scott B. Chase, 127 pages, $14.85 to search and low on the priority list for most postpaid, is a simplistic look at family history researchers but it contains very interesting research. Unfortunately, there is little men­ information. All sorts of civil litigation, crimi­ tion of the importance of citing sources for nal cases, even naturalization records are each piece of information. The example listed in the book. (DWA) family group sheet provided in the book is a poor model as it lists for sources only a fuzzy A BURROWS FAMILY HISTORY by "personal interviews." Cute title, some inter­ Marian Carter Ledgerwood, PO Box 8081, esting points to consider, but not something Hot Springs Village, AR 71909-0081, 124 to give a beginning researcher. (DWA) pages, soft cover, full index. This compila­ tion is comprised of three parts: Section I is COCKMAN FAMILY HISTORY by a history of Thomas Burrows (cI820-cI880) Margaret Cockman Kitchel and Dwain L. and his descendants (43 pages). Thomas Kitchel, is available from Tennessee Valley Burrows m. Ellender Mackey in Shelby Co., Publishing, PO Box 52527, Knoxville, TN TN 1840. They came to White Co., AR

Page 32 - Volume 29, Number I - March 1991 ______c1855. Their son, John Wesley Burrows married Roberta Pipe in Lonoke Co., AR 1 Oct. 1882 and lived for a time in England, AR, moving to Arkadelphia, AR .c~892. Section II is a study of other families of Burrows (and other spellings), whose records were encountered during the search for the family of Thomas Burrows: (31 pages). Appendix I contains transcripts of ~ecords concerning Thomas Burrows and his son, John Wesley Burrows. (9 pages) and Appen­ dix II consists of Abstracts of records found in various county seats, st~te archives, and libraries concerning vanous famlhes of Burrows (an variant spellings). (34 pages). Mrs. Ledgerwood w?uld be pl~ased to ~ear from anyone who is mterested m these hnes and will share information at cost to copy and send.

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Ashley County, Arkansas, Genealogical Society attention and a registration form. The theme is conducting a seminar 23 March 1991, featur­ for 1991 is LINKING THE LANDSCAPE and ing Elizabeth Shown Mills, C.G., C.G.L., focuses on the rivers, railways and roads that E A.S.G., EN.G.S., titled GENEALOLGI­ determined settlement and development m CAL PROBLEM SOLVING. Contact the Arkansas. It is not necessary that your event be society at Rt. 1,Box 243, Crossett, AR 71635. patterned after this theme. Louisiana Historical Association will hold a More Reunion Notices: seminar on WRITING YOUR FAMILY'S HISTORY featuring Joan F. Curran, e.G., to HOGUE: Annual reunion and potluck be held o~ 16 March 1991 at Holiday Inn, dinner will be held Saturday, June 1, 1991, at Monroe, LA. Contact the association at Box the V.F. W. Building, located at the City Park 42808 USL Station, Lafayette, LA 70504. in Morrilton, AR. Contact Sue Garland (Little Rock phone 501-565-7314) or Gerry ARKANSAS HERITAGE WEEK will be May Nogue (Morrilton phone 501-354-3427) for 11-19, 1991, sponsored by the Department.of more information. Arkansas Heritage, 225 East Markham, S!-Ilte 200, Little Rock, AR 72201. It recogmz~s TOWRY-TOWERY: The Towry/Towery Arkansas' colorful history, culture and tradi­ Family of America, Inc., will hold their 6~h tions with state-wide exhibits, festivals, craft National Reunion on June 28 & 29, 1991, m shows, concerts, nature walks and tours. It h~s Huntsville AL. Everyone interested is urged grown to include over 100 events held In to join thi; group at the University Inn. for a communities all over the state. If you have an great time. Contact Towry/Towery Famliy of event that is scheduled for the week of May 11- America, Inc., P. O. Box 770, Grants Pass, 19 let the Department of Arkansas Heritage OR 97526, for more details. kn~w. No fees are required to rel;lister y?ur event with them, but statewide media attentIOn will be furnished. Write to them for more

------Arkansas Family Historian - Page 33 Queriesi______

Prepared for Publication in 1894 he lived in Tomberlins, Lonoke Co., by Bobbie Jones McLane AR" 1899 in Humphrey, Ark. Co., AR and d. c1903; possibly buried in England, AR. General guidelines for submitting queries: Lorraine Hathaway, 6229 95th Ave., Ct. 1) Queries are limited to members only. W., Thylor Ridge, IL 61284 2) Please submit no more than one query per calendar year. NICHOLS. HAMILTON Alexander C. 3) Keep the query to approximately fifty words. If Nichols b. 1851, Montgomery Co., AR, son 4) Neatness counts! possible, type, double of Samuel Joseph & Sarah RIchardson Nich­ spaced. Otherwise print legibly, leave a ols, m. 1876 Howell Co., MO, Malissa space between each line Hamilton. 1880 Census Sharp Co., AR ch: 5) Capitalize surnames. Mary E. b. 1878 AR; Mary R., b. 1880 AR. On tax list thru 1882. Where did they go? Remember the 4 W's: Was Malissa Hamilton a sister ofWm. Henry Who - Give complete names of interest. Sampson who m. Sarah M. Nichols and What· What do you want? Keep it short and Joseph Walter Hamilton who m. Martha A. to the point. .. . Nichols, both in Sharp Co., AR? Mrs. Where . Give a locallty/reSldence m Arkansas. Edwin W. Turner, 317 Braden St., Jack­ When - Give a time period. sonville, AR 720764125 Since we always work with a large backlog ';:If BEST. HOLDER. JONES In~o. on R. ~. queries, we strive to print them in the order m Best wife Mabel Holder; children: Ins, which they are recelved. It may be several months, however, before your query appears. New~ll ca. 1915, Newport, Jackson Co., AR. Father Chas. B. Best; mother Mary Jo~es. We do use all queries received in a calendar Elsie M. Cole, Rt. 1, Box 327, Waynesville, year before the end of that year. It simplifies the work of the all-volunteer staff of this publi­ M065583 cation if you sen):! your queries with y?ur CHAPMAN. GILLILAND. HARTMANN membershIp fee, to the Arkan~ GenealogIcal Interest in these families. Also, Poll Ann Society, PO Box 908, Hot Spnngs, AR 71902· Turrentine b. 1834 m. 1st Henry Murry, she 0908. m. 2nd John R. Hickey. Believe she and both husbands may be buried in Murray Cemetery. Does anyone know location of this cemetery in Arkansas and if there are tombstones for these people? Peter F. Hartmann, Jr., 173 Buttonwood Dr., Jackson, TN 38305

VAUGHN. SIMMONS Charles Wesley ADAm, DOLLARHIDE, STORY M~tilda Vaughn b. c 1839 KY. On 1860 Census Dollarhide Adair, widow of John Adair, b. Columbia CO.i, AR, m. Mary Tennessee AL on census 1880 Sevier Co., AR, mother of Simmons. Entered CSA 1861, joined US Mary Ann, age 4, and J~hn, age 2. Father Army Feb. 1864. His unit discharged from John may have been buned at Locksburg. DeValls Bluff Depot June 1865. He never Need place and date of marriage and family returned home to family. Any Help? Monroe info. on father John. Mary m. Andy Story. G. Davis, Jr., 5300 SE 46, Okla. City, OK Joy Powell, Rt. 1, Box 52, Clinton, OK 73135-4208 73601-9708 SEARCY. LAUGHTER John F.B. Searcy, LEVERETT, HARRIS Interested in all, b. Anderson Co., KY 1826 m. Mary Ann around the Hempstead and Nevada Cos. area, Laughter 1852, DeSoto Co., MS; she d. 1885; probably between c1850 & 1880. Particularly interested in Joseph T. and Martha

Page 34 Volume 29, Number 1 - March 1991l ______(Harris) Leverett. Betty Grisham, Rt. 1, EARLE Searching for descendants of George Box 404, Bedias, TX 77831 Wyeth Earle, b. 1838, MS; res. MS, TX, and Grant Co., AR; d. 1898 Grant Co., AR. Ch.: NORTHCUTT. GIDDENS. RETTIG. ASH, George W., Minnie Flowers (m. CARROLL), JONES Working on these families, includ­ Wade J. T., Jesse Augustus Haywood (m. ing John Ash. Please help! Mrs. Rex North­ KEESEE), Obediah Houston (m. BUIE), Cora cutt, Rt. 2, Box 246, Carlisle, AR 72024 Lee (m. MATHEWS), George Wyatt (m. LINDSEY), and Samuella EARLE. Carolyn CHICOT. HEMPSTEAD, AND NEVADA Earle Billingsley, 2301 Billingsley Lane, COUNTIES. AR Interested in information Alexander, AR 72002, (SOl) 847-0402 on these counties. Dorothy GriffOI'd, 7016 Lincoln Dr., North Richland Hills, TX WRIGHT. FOWLER. DILLARD. 76180 BURTON Seek parents and descendants of Richard Wright, Sr. b. 1795 SC, wife Eliza­ HARLEY Need info. on William Crawford beth "Betsy' Fowler, both d. c1875, Hot Harley, b. c1847 GA. Moved to Drew co., Spring Co., AR. Descendants married into AR, near Monticello c1854. Served in Ark. Sellers, Burton, Dillard, Diffee, Lambert, and Conf. Cavalry, Co. K, 1 (Crawford's) Mrs. Hall families in the area of Hot Spring and Lois Barnes, 24309 E. Adams Ave., Orange Clark Cos. AR. Bobbie Jones McLane, 222 Cove, CA 93646 McMahan Drive, Hot Springs, AR 71913- 6243 HAMBY Wish to correspond with anyone interested in the Hamby family of Maryland, YOCUM. COKER Need parents, siblings, the Carolinas, Missouri and Arkansas. John dates, places for Michael Yocum, b. c1799, Hamby (b. cI770) supposedly died Randolph wife Sarah "Sallie" Coker, ch.: Asa, Jake, Co., AR cl847. Linda Stufflebean, 6245 William, Harvey, Winney, Michael, Sallie, all Celestite, Alta Loma, CA 91701 born in Marion Co., AR, there 1850 to 1910. Pauline Baker, 4050 E 142, Anchorage, AK MORRIS. WISE, FORBUS. BOBBIT. 99516 COPELAND. REYNOLDS. MOONEY. HILL. SWEATT Need info. on above fami­ BOWERMAN, TATE, PENTER, HARD­ lies, particularly F. M. Morris and wife Celia ISTER, SAWYERS Seek parents Nancy Jane Williams, who m. 8 Jan. 1893 Pulaski Bowerman a/kJa late, m. (1) Martin Penter Co., AR; Effie Forbus, Henry Bobbitt 1834, (2) Thomas K. Hardister 1842, Inde­ BobitlBobbitt, Pulaski Co., AR. Betty P. pendence Co., AR. Seek info. on William Kettleman, PO Box 294, Little Rock, R Sawyers, enlisted Spadra, AR 1832 in Capt. 72203-0294 Jesse Bean's Ark. Mtd. Rangers; Columbus Sawyers d. @ 30 yrs 1839 pbly Little Rock, a SHEPPARD, DAVIS. POE. McVEY Jerry river boat M. Sheppard buried Moores Chapel Cern. captain. Wanda L. Clark, 1304 E. Miami, Mar. 1924, m. Jane Davis Jan. 1921, Sallie McAlester, OK 74501 Poe Mar. 1918, and Mary (Mollie) McVey Oct. 1877. Jerry and Molly had 9 ch., who FLETCHER How are the Arkansas Fletchers were his parents? His son thinks he was born related? Burrell Alexander Fletcher, Jr. b. in Little River Co., AR. Samuel Weldon, 1921 Lonoke, AR descended from John Rt. 10, Box 34, Conway, AR 72032 Fletcher of Rutherford Co., TN, who was b. 4 June 1775 in VA(?) Mary Deloach Fletcher, FRENCH. HESTER. nLCHER. FRANK­ 820 So. Center, Lonoke, AR 72086-3710 LIN. CANARD. SHEFFIELD. HILL (Stone & Izard Cos., AR)DAVHD)SON. REED. AINSWORTH, OGDEN, PAT­ COWDEN, YATES. SPRADLING (MS, TERSON. FOSTER, SMITH Need records AL, TN) ROBINSON. EVANS. RUDDLE on Robert Reed and family, moved to Hemp­ (in Lonoke Co., AR) James E. Davidson, stead Co. cl817 from MO. Wife was Helen, PO Box 2456, Batesville, AR 72503 both b. c1770. Ch.: Watson and Robert Bellevue Reed, Nancy (Ann) m. Levin

______.Arkansas Family Historian - Page 35 Ainsworth; Milinda m. Isaac Ogden; Epsy m. RUSSELL. DAVIS Searching for parents ? Patterson; Helen m. Martin Foster; and and bp of Annie Lee Russell, b. 1865 AR d. Rachel m. Charles Smith. Many ch. lived in 1899 Bonham, Fannin Co., TX; m. Samuel Union Co. Robert d. 1843 Hempstead Co., Elijah Davis, 30 July 1884 Fannin Co., TX; Helen soon afterwards. Timothy D. Hudson, one known bro., J. L. Russell, b. AR 1858. 2911-B Silver Spur Circle, Bryan, TX Fannin Co., TX Census Annie living with bro. 77801-1712 b. 1822 TN, and Jane, b. 1842 IL.Ollie F. Whatley, Jr., POB 279, DeSoto, TX 75115 JACKSON. NEWSOM. EASTERLING Thomas H. Jackson m. Martha H. Newsom, WILLIAMS. KING Seek info. on William Jan. 1877, Lonoke Co., AR. Ch.: Jennie R. King Williams, possibly an only child. He (A.) b. Aug. 1878; Robert H. b. 1879, both acquired land in Sec. 10, Range 8 West, Twp. Lonoke Co. Jennie m. William Hamby East­ 17 N in Izard Co. in 1844 and d. 1844. Was erling 1897 Pope Co. What happened to her Sarah King mother of William King and dau. parents & siblings? Cannot locate after 1880 of William King? Exchange info. and pay on Lonoke Co. census. Brenda Thompson, postage and copying. Charles G. Williams, 16 Valley View Dr., Maumelle, AR 72113- 4017 McComas Rd., Fort Worth, TX 6184 76117 WEBB. OFFICER Need time and place of HENRY Rev. John Henry b. 1779, Methodist death of Alfred S(impson) and Altazara Circuit Rider, d. 17 Sept. 1872, bu. Center (Officer) Webb, who migrated to Carroll Co., Point, AR, Howard Co. Wife #1 Ann- Alex­ AR in 1854 from Overton Co., TN. Family ander or Caldwell? Who were John Henry's of 12 children. Any information! Kathryn I. parents (maybe from NC) moved to Belle­ Moody, 7116 Linda Vista Dr., Citrus Hgts. view, MO, emigrated to Hempstead Co., AR - CA 95610 - (916) 725-8574 colony called Mound Prairie. Lee Etta Sweatt, 3220 Cherry St., Pine Bluff, AR HENRY. BROWN. JONES Martan Nathan­ 71603 iel Henry b. 1852 Can. d. 1928 MI, m. Dorcas Brown b. 1854 Hot Springs, AR d. CANNON. MOORE. SMITH. TAYLOR. 1908 Dallas co., AR. James H. Jones b. 1851 HARRIS. ELLIS. JAYNES. BASKIN. Dallas Co., AR d. 1901 m. Sarah Ellen b. WADE. HOLBIEN. RANKIN. SPEARS in 1858 Dallas Co. AR, d. 1909; John William Ark. Cos.: Pulaski, Faulkner, Conway, Sa­ Jones b. 1876 Dallas Co., AR d. 1940 m. line, Greene, Hempstead, Hot Spring, Yell Annie Mary Henry b. 1878 Ont. Can. d. and Sebastian. Barbara King, PO Box 694, 1953? Mrs. Kath Taylor, 185 Barnes Ave., Waldron, AR 72958 Australind, Western Australia 6230 FENTRESS. WRIGHT. BRADEN. LIP­ BATTLES. LAWSON. JARMEN. ,JOHN­ PARD Seek info. on father of Barzillia SON. SMITH, SPRING Need info. on Wright Fentress, in Sevier Co. 1850 with Francis and Mary (Lawson) Battles of Hamm, grdfther Barzillia Wright and mother Mary (where is Hamm?) Izard Co. 1840-90; Isaac Ann Fentress. She remarried Temple Braden. and Nancy (Jarmen) Johnson of Sharp Co. Mary Ann Wright b. Claiborn Co., LA. 1870-1900; William and Nancy (Smith) Barzillia Wright Fentress m. Mary Francis Springer of Marion and Sharp Co. 1840- Lippard and moved to Texas. Mary Makovy, 1900. Willena V. Weiland, 2511 N. Waver­ 1108 Southwood, Waco, TX 76712 ly Dr., Bossier City, LA 71111 IRVIN. HARMON. BIRMINGHAM. SUT­ AYERS Trying to locate 1870 U. S. Census TON. EVANS. BOWMAN Info. on Rhoda record for William Franklin Ayers and wife, Irvin b. Aug. 1882 AR, m. Wm. Newton Gracie; ch. George b. 1861 TN; Mary b. 1869 Harmon 1904; George Birmingham, Jf. m. AR; possibly others. Elzie Ayers Greene, Eliza Venora Sutton near Nogo, AR; William 360 Coyote Lane SE, Albuquerque, NM Evans, wife Martha Bowman in AR 1843- 87123 1850. Melba Pack, 1 Los Banos, Moss Beach, CA 94038

Page 36 - Volume 29, Number I - March 1991 ______KNIGHT.ROBINSON/ROBERTSON.HAYS !iam Henry Garner and Lou Cindy (Lucinda?) Need parents of Sampson Knight who m. Kell. Sisters Lizzie m. Dave Hollis and Ida Nancy Robinson/Robertson, Wilson Co., TN m. _ Holland. Lou Cindy d. when William 25 Feb. 1820. Son Aquilla Pinkney b. 1834 C. small child. Buried Ravenden? Samuel NC or KY d. 1917 Jefferson Co., AR. Is this Irvin Payne (GA) m. Francis Haley Gray the same Sampson K. who m. Margaret Hays (TN), in Baxter Co. c1867. Son John Thomas in NC? John W. Ashcraft, 1803 W. 31st, Payne was sheriff in area, d. 1928. Other Pine Bluff, AR 71603 ch.: Berniecy, Margaret, Lucindy, Mary Ella, Chas. Edward. Caroline W. Garner, PO HOGUE. JENKINS. WOODSON. LIL­ Box 563, Palestine, TX 75802 LARD Son of Martha Sue Hogue Jenkins - who is dau. of Frankie Woodson Lillard b. BEARDEN. TRIMBLE Looking for my March 16, 1912 in SE AR, d. c1962 around mother, Mary Lou Bearden, b. 3/2011918 to Greenhill, AR. Researching Charlie Van Marion and Sally (Trimble) Bearden, Delmar, Hogue, b. Nov. 1897, around Green Hill, d. AR. Wish to find her or any of her family. Mar. 1962 - also Tom Lillard, Georgia Marie She was the 8th of 10 children. Sarah Lou Johnson, v.aIlace Hogue, Mollie Seymour, all Bileschi, 32111 East Nine Drive, Laguna of SE AR. Carl Jenkins, 501 Bataan, Bee­ Niguel, CA 92677 ville, TX 78102 MOORE. CASEY Info. abt. William Sum­ HOOVER. DUGAN. WALSTON. HOGAN mers Moore, Confederate soldier, killed by Need info. on Benjamin Franklin Hoover, b. renegades in 1863/64. His wife was Permelia. Choctaw Nation, OK Territory Mar. 1887, They lived Carroll/Newton Co., AR. Parents parents b. AR; Mary Jane Dugan (est. 1858 of Cynthia Moore Casey. Sadie Bransford. Pike Co., AR) m. William Franklin Walston 85718 Hampstead, Eugene, OR 97405 c1880, Pike Co., AR; Mary Elizabeth Hogan (22 Nov 1855) Polk Co., AR, m. George WILLIAMS. HALL. PYLES Need Washington Lawrence (11 Feb 1853) Polk anc/desc. of Williams siblings of Warren, Co.,AR Lonnie Ray Hoover, PO Box 1534, Bradley Cos., AR Benjamin Franklin Wil­ Muskogee, OK 74402 liams (cI859-1917) m. lst Hall, 2nd Lennie Pyles (?widow Warren) (d.cI916) Burl (1861- UPTON. ADAMS. BOWEN Seek info. on 1934) m. Alminia (1866-1950; Young (1868- Joseph Upton from NCITN, d. 1836 near 1934) m. Pearl Dare (1880-1929); German A. Spring River, Lawrence Co., AR, m. Gentie (1871-1956) m. Arrie B. (1875-1947); Car­ ?, she d. April 1831, Lawrence Co. 516 chil­ roll; Kate; Alice. John J. Williams, 52 West dren, among them: Joseph b. 1819, m. Mary Iselin Pkwy., Iseline, NJ 08830 Adams; John Wesley b. 1828 m. Martha Bowen (112 sister of Mary Adams); and James AVITTS Need proof of burial for William M. b. Oct. 1830. Need names of other chil­ M. Avitts d. 19101 Blytheville, or Dell? dren & family data. Laurel L. Posey, 12709 Miss. Co., AR, also seek name of his parents. Dorina Place, Granada Hills, CA 91344- Judith Avitts, 11148 Brookshire, Grand 1418 Blanc, MI 48439 ARKANSAS PEACE SOCIETY - CIVIL HARL MOORE Need info. on parents of WAR Would like to hear stories abt. the James Edward Hart b. 8 Jan 1868 Calhoun Peace Society, particularly from families of Co., AR; parents believed to be Henry Hart Peace Society men in North Arkansas, and Fairy Belle Moore (who was Cherokee). Monroe or St. Francis Cos. Doing research 1870 census lists a John & Fedby with Edy for an article. James J. Johnston, 2333 East Ouachita Co. Could this be them? Cathy Oaks Drive, Fayetteville, AR 72703 Hart Farris, 659 So. Cloverdale Blvd., Clo­ verdale, CA 95425 GARNER. KELL. HOLUS. HOLLAND. PAYNE. GRAY Seek ancestors & desc. McKINNEY. THORNTON Want info. on info. on William Charles Garner b. ca.5 Jan George P. McKinney of Mount Ida, Mont­ 1895 Lawrence/Randolph Cos.; parents Wi!- gomery Co., AR who d. 1899/1900, m. twice.

______,Arlcansas Family Historian - Page 37 Sterling Price McKinney was son of 1st mar­ MARTIN. HALL. DAY Need info. Nathan riage. He m. Nettie Thornton in July? 1883 in Martin 1824-1889, m. 7-11-1847 Elizabeth Montgomery Co. and later moved to TX. Hall 1824-1879. Other wife Gane O. Day Other brothers & sisters? Sterling Price 1814-1830. Had 14 children, searching McKinney, 704 San Antonio, Austin, TX Conway Co., AR. Alice F. Rboden, 2811 78701 Kellogg Rd., N. Little Rock, AR 72120 BURTON. MARTIN. WHITE. OWEN Seek SEAY. HOWELL Andrew Jackson Seay, b. info.: Chesley Burton and Martha Adaline 1830 TN, VA or AL d. 1910 while on a visit Ware Martin family, Sommerville, Calhoun to Modeetie, TX, m. Oregon Co., MO Mary Co., AR 1856: Bird G. and Mary Ann White Ann Howell 1852; in Izard Co., AR 1870 Owen family Owen Twp and Palmyra, Lin­ census. May be the Jack Sea registered Fulton coln Co., AR cl865; Robert Chesley and Co., AR as a non-resident tax payer. Leila L. Bertie Lee Owen Martin, Jefferson Co., AR Heasley, 4232 Fulton Pkwy., Cleveland, OH c1900. Karen Grubaugb, 3032 Parkway 44144-1960 Blvd., #106, Kissimmee, FL 34746 AIKENfAKINl Seek ancestry of Matthew HUDDLESTON. FULBRIGHT, CALD­ Aiken (Akin); to Washington Co., AR from WELL, VOWEL Seek info. sisters Isabella Union Co., GA in 1850s. Died Fort Smith, and Martha Huddleston. Isabella m. Rubin AR 1863. Where is he buried? Jo Anne Fulbright. Martha m. Iohn Caldwell, both Rife, 424 Skyline Dr., Harrison, AR 72601 men killed Civil War possibly by bushwhack­ ers. Sisters lived Jefferson Co., AR, Isabella SNOW. DOSS. STINNETT Any info. re: m. 2nd Billy Vowel. Laura Strickland, PO John L. Snow, 56, b. TN, d. July 1859 of Box 696, Earp, CA 92242 "fever" in Newton Co., Mill Creek Twp. Husband of Elizabeth N. Doss Stinnett Snow FRAZIER George Frazier b. c1776, in who died Sharp Co., AR 1907. Gene C. Lafayette Twp., Crawford Co. AR 1860. Had Snow, 37 Atcbinson Stage Rd., Clayton, CA lived Tippah Co., MS and Jackson Co., AL. 94517-1144 Who were his parents? Children? Known children: Hugh b. 1817 & Andrew. F. A. DANIELL. TOMME. BROACH Need help Lindell, 7324 Clemson, Dallas, TX 75214- locating marriage records of Isaac William 1721 Hopkins Daniell b. 1825 MS, in Bradley & Dallas Cos., AR 1850-1875, m. lst (unk) PARTEN. MOSS Charles C. Parten, age 60, 1851-52, 2nd m. Marian Elizabeth (or Mira lawyer, b. Tenn., father b. PA, mother b. E.) Tomme, 1854-55, m. 3rd Mrs. Mary Sims VA, enumerated, Scott Co., AR 1880 with Broach 1868-69. Is it possible that Primitive grown dau. Mary M. Moss and her six chil­ Baptist marriages were not recorded in local dren. What happened to this family? Oscar civil records? Dr. Ruby Daniels Gordon, G. Russell, 506 Loop Rd., No. Little Rock, 2122 East Redfield Road, Phoenix, AZ AR 72120 850224659

DAVIS. BRIDGES. SKELLY, MAHURG YORK. HARMON. STOUT, THORN Ex­ Need parents/siblings Ia!l1es Franklin Davis, change info. on Andrew York m. I-Cynthia 1. b.c1839 MS. m. 1st Rebecca Bridges, 2nd Harmon and 2·Louisa Stout. Dau. Lucretia Nancy Skelly, 3rd Ireena Mahurg. Died York m. Willis Hargrove Thorn. Andrew's 1906, Clay Co., AR. Betty Moran, 18832 will, Independence Co., AR, 1890. Yorks Cordary Ave., Torrance, CA 90504 and Harmons emigrated from Monroe Co., TN and Thorns from Montgomery Co., TN. DABBS. ROUNTREE Sarah Dabbs m. Verna Banes, 120 Elmwood, Huntsville, TX Robert Moses Rountree 27 Oct 1853, moved 77340 to Clark Co. soon after. Need info. on par ents, Silas & Martha, Limestone Co., AL, ZULPO Interested in communicating with Penny Stafford, 8220 Windsor Valley Dr., any members of a Zulpo family who originat­ No. Little Rock, AR 72115-4934 ed from Recaoro, Italy. Zulpo families emi-

Page 38 - Volume 29. Number 1 - March 1991 ______grated to Sunnyside, AR cl895. Some fami­ Moses M. Prescott is also shown. Mrs. Hugh lies went to Chicago, IL; Rosati, MO; and C. Brown, 7500 Hwy 26S, Valley Springs, Tontitown, AR. Reunion of Rosati, MO CA 95252-9018 family and related lines held every August in St. James, MO, for info. write: Mrs. Elsie COOK Seek maiden name of Sarah, wife of M. Wasser, RR#3, Box 55, Edwardsville, William Cook, residents of Harrison Twp., IL 62015 White Co., AR. Sarah d. in cholera epidemic 1849, aged 54. Obit asks "Illinois papers RAINWATER. BEARDEN. POTEETE please coPy". From Franklin Co., TN in Seek info. on Elias Rainwater d. 1860s, 1833. Wilham was Sheriff, Judge, White Co. Conway Co., AR. Widow Diana Bearden Mrs. Tbos. E. Crawford, 10548 Stone Rainwater m. Luther Elvis Poteete, Sept. Canyon Road #228, Dallas, TX 75230-4408 1867. He died 18705; she d. aft. 1880 both in Conway Co., AR When? Where buried? JONES. JAMES Seek info. on William A. BeUye J. Poteete, 303 North Cherokee, Jones b. 31 Aug. 1830 AL, d. 26 July 1901, Thhlequah, OK 74464 Van Buren Co., AR, m. Rachel James Aug. 1870. She was b. 3 Oct 1834 in GA, d. 8 DOUGLASS. DICKERSON William Albert Aug. 1911 in Van Buren Co. Ch.: Joseph C. Douglass b. 9-11-1837, Nashville, Davidson b. 1871, Mary Ellen b. 1873, and Susan Co., TN, m. Abbie Jane Dickerson 1 Jan. Rachel b. 1875, all AR. H. Wilson Smith, 1864, moved to IL, to Rolla, MO c1867, to 13616 Mail Route Rd., Little Rock, AR Van Buren, Crawford Co., AR cI872, to TX 72206 c1878, to Northern AR, what is now Baxter Co., cl882, buried in Douglass Cern., Baxter WILLIAMS, SCHISLER. RISNER. PAR­ Co., AR. Lois Brunson, 8301 Asher #17, SONS, EUBANKS. ANDERSON Research­ Little Rock, AR 72204 ing the above family lines in Craighead, Greene and Lawrence Cos. 1860-1900. CHILDERS. BRUTON. POWELL Seek Charles Henry David Williams, John Wesley parents of Lucinda Childers, b. 5 Jan 1837 Williams. Gladly supply info. from large MO, mother's maiden name possibly Bruton. computer database on connections. John L. Married Robert B. Powell 7 Oct 1854 Conway Williams, 7 Tobago, Laguna Niguel, CA Co., AR. Ch.: Sophronia, Nancy Jane, 92677 Wesley 0., Robert W., Mary E., Marshia, Margaret T. Nielly A. V. Powell. Irene EUBANKS. MASSEY. COMPTON Look­ Cooter, 817 W. 9th St., Port Angeles, WA ing for parents, siblings of James Eubanks, b. 98362 1800 SC, m. c1824 prob. GA, Frances Massey, 2nd Mrs. Synthia Ann Compton, 16 HILL. TACKETT, JOHNSTON, SPEN­ March 1869, Randolph Co., AR. Was in CER, POSEY. CALDWELL. COY Geo. Fayette Co., GA 1830, Murry Co., GA 1840 Washington Hill b. 1830 AL, d. 1913 Mont­ and 1850, Greene Co., AR 1860, Randolph gomery Co., AR, m. c1850 Luisa J. Tackett, Co., AR 1870. Ch. all b. in GA: William P., b. 1835 AL, d. 1908 Montgomery Co., AR, Alvin, John B., Ally R., Frances, Talutha, dau. of Coffee Tackett. Ch.: James M. Charles Posey, T.lJ. Jackson, Armena Lavo­ b.1853 m. I) Addie Fountain 2)Martha E. na. Vernie Smith Bennett, Rt. 1, Box 838, Copeland; Susen b. 1856; Thomas H. m. S. Mexia, TX 76667-9801 R. Johnston; Sarah F. m. George Spencer; Zachariah; George W., Jr. m. Sarah Posey; SISCO. CROSS. McNAlL Need info. Louisa Jane m. Theodore J. Caldwell; Esther Horace Sisco, wife Mary Ann Cross, son m. John T. Coy. Sharon Minton Phipps, Jacob Shannon Sisco b. OH m. Elizabeth 315 Barkley, Hot Springs, AR 71901-7527 McNail 17 Mar 1875 Iron Co., MO, moved 1886 Little River Co., AR, 1897 Dent Co., BROWN. SAVAGE, PRESCOTT Looking MO, 1900 Jacob Shannon deserted his family. for any info. on John S. Brown, wife Bellazo­ Where did he go? Dorothy S. Gray, 121 S fa (Savage) Ch.: Walter, Gadie, Ethel. Found Russell, Apt. 403, Pampa, TX 79065 on Tax List Lonoke Co. 1884, 1885, 1886.

__~~ __~ ___~ ______Arkansas Family Historian - Page 39 BETTIS. CONGERtS), SIMS. KELLY 1860 with wife Mary, ch.: Sally, John, Ann, Alfred Bettis m. Margret Conger(s) 3 Mar Thomas; brother Robert B. Vaughan lived 1822 Lebanon, TN; born b. c1798 TN; ch.: nearby; brother William Joseph Vaughan lived Benjamin L. b. 1824; Mary Jane b. c1833; Sevier Co., AR. Need whereabouts of Thomas b. cl835; John C. b. c1837; Lucinda Thomas after 1860. J. E. Vaughan, Rt. 3, b. cl839; Bill b. cl841; Francis b. cl844; Ben Box 440, Colfax, LA 71417·9614 b. c1840(?); Lenore b. 1847 m. _ Hudson, lived with her family near Fordyce, AR early KING. HANNAH Seek burial place of James 20th cent; Margaret m. an Indian named E. P. King, b. 1858, d. Jan. 1909; res. Sypert(Cypert) and had son Geo. Wash. b. Charleston area from 1870s. Wish to ex­ c1821; George m. Drucilla Williams 1842; change with Hannah searchers, especially Lanson m. Louisa Sims in TN 1847/48. Nat Sebastian Co.; Simon b. 1873 m. 1900 Maude C. Bettis, Jr., 903 N. Main St. #9, San King, Ft. Smith; Rogers Twp., 1900 census, Angelo, TX 76903 9151658·5494 1910 in Los Angeles, CA. Mrs. G. J. Bai­ ley, PO Box 772, Santa Paula, CA 93061 SUTTERFIELD. PASSMORE Seek info. on Henry P. Sutterfield b. 1820 and ch., MAY, HOBSON. PORTER Gabriel May especially need help with son Josephus A. moved to Bradley Co., AR from Tippah Co., Sutterfield, b. 1856 Searcy Co., m. Eliz. A. MS by 1848. Would like to hear from de­ Passmore had 12 ch., lived in Stone Co. 1900 scendants of all his 10 ch., seven who mar­ census. Lost 1910, possibly living in Jackson ried Hobsons. Gabriel May is a proven son of Co. as families now live in and around Inde­ Revolutionary patriot - John and Susannah pendence & Jackson Cos. Cathie A. Sutter· (Porter) May of Pittsylvania Co., VA. Jea­ field, 2710 Cook Trail, Ortonville, MI nette Lain Swafford, PO Box 1065, Fair­ 48462 field Bay, AR 72088 BRANTLEY. Wll.SON. ENGLE. PETTIT. BURLESON. CRAWFORD Jonathan A. CROmER Zachariah & Lydia (Wilson) Burleson res. Carroll Co., AR 1850, living Brantley in Stone & Izard Cos. 1860- 1880, with Moses Crawford. Need info. on all ch.: Anna Louise m. Henry Engle; Sarah; Burlesons in AR & MO. Also anything on the Frances; Jasper; Lucinda m. A. J. Pettit; Crawford family from Carroll Co. area, Newton Melvin m. Cassie Crother; Nancy; including Moses and Rufus Crawford. Paula Caroline; Adeline Lucy Ernestine. Truna Carmack Denson, 62 Sunny Ln., Ponca Engle, HC 71, Box 478, Mountain View, City, OK 74601·9344 AR 72560 WATSON Thomas P. Watson came from SPEARS. GREEN. GREEN Need info. on AL to Sharp Co., AR late 1860s born 1850 - Stephen Spears, b. GA?, came to AR (Garland need name and origin of parents. Joseph C. Co.?) after 1852. Wife was Polly, son George Tate, 30207 154th Ave. SE, Kent, WA b. 1852 GA, m. Josephine Green. Stephen's 98042-4507 mother reported to be Cherokee Indian. Hazel Wingfield Spears, 2281 E. Springville EDGIN, DOBBS. MORELAND. CHAN· Ave., Porterville, CA 93257 DLER. YEARTA Any info. Edgin, Franklin Co. 1850 to pres.; Dobbs and Moreland, mCKMAN. FRANCIS Need info. on Wil­ Franklin & Marion Cos.; Chandler & Yearta, liam Hickman, b. c1852 AR, m. Mary A. Johnson & Franklin Cos. 1880 to pres. Eldon Francis in Clark Co., AR 18 Dec. 1873. He J. Edgin, 14908 Woodbriar Dr., Dallas, TX is buried in Blue, Bryan, OK. In Clark Co., 75248 AR 1880. Where was he born? Who are his parents? Denneen Peery, 2325 W. Tucana, HKNDRICKSON. COLLINSWORTH. Tucson, AZ 85745 BAKER. McKINNEY Seek info. on siblings of Jesse Hendrickson (b. 10-19-1844 IL, d. 6- VAUGHAN Thomas Vaughan, b. c1818, 11-1934 Enola, AR) m. 1867 White Co. Sarah Brunswick Co., VA, lived in Mississippi Eliz. Collinsworth (b. 9-2-1844 AL, d. 7-25- Twp., P. O. Palestine, Columbia Co., AR 1883 Coryell Co., TX) Ch.: Isadora E. m.

Page 40 - Volume 29, Number I - March Baker (b. 1869 White Co.); Matilda A. m. Dan Griffith c1855 and res. Fulton & Sharp McKinney (b. Feb. 1870 White Co.); John T. Cos., AR 1855-1880. "Old" Dan Griffith d. Hendrickson (b. 2-18-1872, EI Paso, AR. c1880 in Sharp Co. Where and when did Jane Terry M. Hendrickson, 2136 Tecumseh, die? Mrs. Constance A, Rogers, 2335 E. Carrollton, TX 75006-3144 Berkeley, Springrreld, MO 65804-3302 CHAMBERS. YOUNG. JOHNSON Dr. MENDENHALL, POTTER, PARR. William P. Chambers (b. 1806 MS) & James BEARD Thomas Mendenhall came to Oua­ T. Young (b. 1823 SC) and families in Drew chita Co. 1845. Others named above m. claus. Co., AR 1860. Thomas E. Chambers b. of Thomas. Need info. on any of these or 1827, a son of Dr. Chambers, married connected families. W. L, Newberry, 1012 Armanda M. Johnson there earlier in 1854, N, 15, Arkadelphia, AR 71923 and their dau. Emily Elizabeth b. 1855. Emily m. Pleasant Young (b. 1850 MS), a son BURNETT. BURGESS Will exchange info. of James T. Young. Other family members on James Roland Burnett m. Lucy Burgess 14 served in 3rd Ark. Inf. Regt. during Civil Dec 1879, Crawford Co., AR;William Bur­ War, including: Ransom L. Chambers, Wm. nett, whose widow Mary Jane, is listed F. Chambers, and Spencer Young. Ronald 190011910 Crawford Co., AR with ch.: E. Bullock, 1127 Sea Village Dr., Cardiff, Joseph Marion, James Corbett and William CA 92007-1435 B., all b. OK; also Maston Burnett in Wash. Co. AR in 1895. Georgia L. Fletcher, PO DAUGHERTY. STRANGE. RANTON, Box 21076, Little Rock, AR 72221 BRADBERRY Capt. James Porter Daugher­ ty, Jr., m. Mary F. Strange, b. 11 Dec 1841 GILES. McMAHAN Need info. on Giles or d. 12 Jul 1885, Lafayette Co. AR. Dau. McMahan in Franklin & Madison Cos. Matt Hattie Leanne Daugherty b. c1866 m. 19 Dec Giles b. cl841 SC m. Elizabeth Greenwood(7) 1883 Columbia Co., AR George W. Ranton b. Giles family lived AR, TX & OK. Matt's c1864, Barbour Co., AL; d. bef. 25 Oct 1886, dau. Belle b. 1879 Grayson Co., TX m. E.E. Columbia Co., AR. Ch: Cass Ranton b. Aug (Erastus) "Booker" McMahan of Madison Co. 1885, AR and Mollie Ranton b. Jul 1887, in Franklin Co., AR 1898. Their dau. Ruth b. after father's death. Hattie D. Ranton m. (2) Franklin Co., AR 1901; other ch.: Joe, Ethel, William D. Bradberry. Flora Nell Ranton Roberta b. Brent, Sequoyah, OK. Iva Davis, Unger, 2572 Russell St., Redding, CA Rt. 4, Box 532 Co. Rd. 248, Terrell, TX 96001-3609 75160 WARD. WELLS. RING Info. needed on BREWER, HALL, BATES, THOMAS, John Smith Ward and wife Sarah Wells who STUBBLEFIELD. MORGAN, LOONEY, are in Pulaski Co. by 1860; also Nathaniel DAVIS, SAMMONS John R. Brewer and Ring and wife Elizabeth in Pulaski Co. by Cintha Hall, parents of James "Will" Thomas 1860 as well. Kay W. Davis, 316 Chuck Brewer who was buried in Pleasant Grove Wagon Tr., Willow Park, TX 76087 Cern., Elm Store, AR in 1889. Above other names connected with Brewer family. Jean FOREHAND. HAZELWOOD. BREWER Thomas, 530 McKinley, Pocatello, ID 83201 Need help on Bill Forehand from KY, two known daus.: (1) Sarah Jane (Sally) b. 3-28- HUGHES. BASS. HIBBARD. WILSON, 1850 m. H. W. Hazelwood on 30 Jan 1879, CHEAIRS John P. Hughes, b. c1814 VA, Van Buren Co. (2) Amanda (Maggie) m. d. Mar 1865 AR. Found only in 1860 Carroll Joseph Brewer 30 Dec 1880, Van Buren Co. Parish, LA, age 46, overseer. Two known Shirley Schulze, 538 W, Hermine, San marriages (he worked as overseer for both Antonio, TX 78212-1133 women): Elizabeth Bass, b. cl826 AL, d. 1863 Desha Co., AR, she m. 1st James ARMSTRONG. LOCKRIDGE. GRIFFITH Hibbard, 2nd Dr. Shelby H. Wilson, 3rd John Need info. on Jane (Sis) Armstrong, b. c1832 P. Hughes in 1861. Issue: Shelby Hibbard AL, dau. of Thomas H. Armstrong and Hughes. All above in Desha Co., AR & Malena (Peggy) Lockridge. Married "Old" Bolivar Co., MS. Next m. Eliza Ann Cheairs

______.Arkansas Family Historian - Page 41 (wid. of David B.) in 1863. Desha & Drew JOHNSON. BUTLER Need info. on Delilah Cos. AR. Mrs. Phyllis Westbrook Arnold, Butler, wife of Leander Johnson, son 38 Kingwood Lane, Cabot, AR 72023 Clemons Leroy Johnson b. 18 Dec 1876, Hartford, AR. Mrs. Clara J. Carr, 215 PLEDGER. ROBERTS. ROBERTS. SUITS Garden St., Arroyo Grande, CA 93420- T. Jeff Pledger m. Mittie Roberts 25 Jan 1896 3407 Yell Co. She d. July 1898; Jeff was surety on marriage bond for N. D. (Noah) Roberts and SCHOOLCRAFT. MARTIN Exchange Scottie M. Suits 7 Mar 1900 in Polk Co. Schoolcraft data. Edward P. m. Virginia Please give me a clue to his subsequent resi­ Martin, with ch.; Searcy Co. 1900 census. dences, marriages, employment, etc. Faye He served CSA from VA (1850 VA census Bohannon, 245 Parkins, Sulphur Springs, with parents James & Catherine) buried TX 75482-4820 Johnson Co., AR. Need whereabouts in between these years. Jan Crow, 921 Ray COTTRELL. ROBBURTS. FARLEY. Andra, DeSoto, TX 75115 MONTGOMERY. CULLUM. HOLT Minerva Ann Cottrell, b. 15 Feb 1854 m. 22 HAMILTON. GREENHAW Joseph C. Aug 1871, Van Buren Co., AR William H. Hamilton b. 1853/4 m. Frances Greenhaw b. Robburts. Dau. of James Cottrell and Parthe­ 1865 both b. in Mt. Judea, Newton Co. AR. na Farley? Ch. born Van Buren Co.: Phoebe He d. OK 1926 .. He was carried by wagon Parthena 1872-1945 m. Leroy Gilbert Mont­ back to Mt. Judea, AR for burial by one of his gomery; Martha Lavinia, 1874-1962 m. Elbert sons and dau-in-Iaw, Alex and Oshie Burdine Andrew Cullum and Charles F. b. 1875 m. L. Hamilton. Does anyone know in which town D. Holt. Lorna S. Campbell, 119 Louise in OK he died? Mary Hamilton Macdonald, St., No. Little Rock, AR 72118 627 E. Fountain Way, Fresno, CA 93704 WELLS. BUSTER. RITCHIE. MAY­ THOMPSON. HOUSE Richard Andrew BARY. WEST CHILDERSfCHILDRESS Thompson m. Martha Jane House, five ch., Seek info. on Thomas Hutchinson and Barba­ Joseph, Nancy, Nettie, Mary and Elisabeth, in ra (Maybary) Wells, Isham and Mary (Ritchie) Searcy Co. 1904. Betty Aldrich, 714 ChildersfChildress, and Charles and Elizabeth Miriam, Baytown, TX 77520 Buster, in Lawrence Co., AR by 1830. Also seek desc. of Elisha West in White Co .• AR HASH POOL Esther Elizabeth (Lizzy) Hash by 1860. Have much info. to share. Carol Pool, after divorce from John Knox Pool, T. York, 41 Four Winds Drive, Middle­ Washington Co., AR, she supposedly moved town, NJ 07748-3134 to Oklahoma with relatives then died in OLklahoma c1890-1894. Place and date of BROWN. LEMERY Alfred Samuel Brown death desired. Dr. Kenyon B. DeGreene, near Yellville, Marion Co., AR cl903 with 4345 Chaumont Rd., Woodland Hills, CA 2nd wife. Married 1st in Lincoln Co., MO 6 91364 Aug 1868 Martha Jane Lemery. b. 1852 d. cI872. Where died and where IS she buried? WHEELER. HONEA William Greenberry Helen Turney McMindes, 626 West South "Green" Wheeler was in Garland Co., AR by Ave., Harrison, AR 72601 1900; hemarried Nancy Ellen Honea c1882, prob. in Franklin Co., AR. Green did not CLAUNCH. TEETER Looking for Mary J/I know who his father was, earliest recollection Claunch, b. 1845 AR, dau. of Ellen and was coming rom AL with a wagon train. Harvey Claunch. With family 1850 Ouachita Need info on him before 1882 and his parents. Co.; 1860 Pope Co. (near Atkins, AR) Mary Debra Treadway Collins, 7906 Bradshaw, alive 1907 according to obit of sister Sarah Lenexa, KS 66215 Teeter. Who did she marry, where buried, any children? Catherine Y. Moulton, Rt. 5, SUDDUTH Need information on Rhoda Box 676, Rogers, AR 72756 Sudduth, b. c1826, in Pike Co., AR 1870; Rusk Co., TX 1880. Who was husband? Whatwas maiden name? Son David D. in

Page 42· Volume 29, Number I - March 1991 ______Clark Co., AR 1909. Other children William, Darisa Ann. Would like to correspond with descendants of anyone with information. Joan Morrison Maples, 5836 Hefner Village Cir., Oklahoma City, OK 73162 HUDDLESTON. SnrnBLEFIELD, Seeking info on Anthony Huddleston, 1819 res. of Lawrence Co. AR; his widow, Sarah, m. Fielding Stubblefield, Randolph Co. AR c 1841. Ch of Anthony and Sarah were Martha, wife of David Dowell, and Luke. Desmond Walls Allen, PO Box 303, Conway, AR 72032

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Ayers Bettis (con't) Brewer (coo'l) Adair George, 36 Lenore, 40 Joseph,41 John,34 Gmcie, 36 Lucinda,4O Lewis S., 15. 16 Mary A., 34 Mary, 36 Mary J., 40 Wiley J.• 16 Adams William F., 36 Nat C. Jr., 40 Bridges Green Berry, 16 Thomas, 40 Rebecca,38 Joseph. 16 Bailey Bevins Broach Mary, 37 G. J. Mrs .. 40 Captain, II Mary S., 38 Spencer, 16 J. F., 16 Blleschi Broderick Addison Baker Sarah L., 37 Patrick. 16 Mayfield, 16 David,15 Billingsley Bromley Aiken David C, 16 Carolyn Earle, 2, 3, 35 Mrs. I N., 14 Matthew, 38 D. C., 15 James L., 2 Brown Ainsworth James A., 16 Birmingham Alfred S., 42 Levin,35 Joel, 16 Gen. Jr., 36 Dorcas, 36 Aldrich Pauline,35 Bishop Elhel, 39 Betty, 42 Ban Albert W., 14 Gadie,39 Alexander James H., 16 Black Hugb C Mrs., 39 Ann,36 Ban Gebuger, 16 lames. 8 John S., 39 Allen Barnes Simeon B., 16 Solomon I., 16 Desmond Walls, 2, 3, James Jackson, 16 Blasing Thomas, 16 IS, 30,43 Lois, 35 John, 16 Walter, 39 Sarah Elizabeth, 6 Vema, 38 Bobbit William, 16 Allred family, 32 W. F,I6 Henry, 35 Broyles Ames Barnett Bohannon James E, 16 Mitcbell, 16 David, 16 Faye, 42 Brunson Andel'1J01\ Barr Bowen Lois, 39 Caroline, 9 Charles Butler, 30 Martha, 37 Bryant Carrie C., 9 Bartlett Bowerman Calvin, 16 Cloma, 9 William, 16 Nancy, 35 lohn H., 16 ElmaFay, 9 Baskin family, 36 Bowman Buffalo National River, ElmerR.,9 Bass Martha, 36 15 Eva Adline, 9 Elizabeth, 41 Bracy Bullock Frank Douglas, 9 Bateman Isabel,32 Ronald E., 41 Frank Durban, 9 Wm.I.,12 Bradberry Bunch family, 32 Frieda Foutcb, 9 Battles William D., 41 Burdine Josephine, 9 Francis, 36 Braden Oshie,42 J. S., 9 Beard Temple, 36 Burgess Katharine, 9 Willis, 8 Bradshaw Lucy, 41 Leta May, 9 Beard family, 41 Henry, 16 Burk Louella C., 9 Bearden William, 16 Alva, 10,11 Lt. M. 1., IS Diana. 39 Bransford Joseph, 11 Martin, 9 Marion, 37 Sadie, 37 Sarah Felkins, 11 Patricia Ann, 9 MaryL.,37 Brantley William Joseph Armstrong Becket ArmaL., 40 Lafayelle, 10 Jane. 41 Elijay, 16 Caroline, 40 William Thomas H., 41 Thomas, 16 Jasper, 40 JosepbLafayelle, 11 Arnold Bermell Lucinda,4O Burleson Phyllis W., 41 Vemie S., 39 Nancy, 40 Jonathao A., 40 Arter Beat NeWlon M., 40 Burnell Carroll, 16 Chas. B., 34 Sarah,40 James C., 41 Joseph L.. 16 Iris, 34 Zacharish, 40 James Roland, 41 Ash Newell,34 ,16 Joseph M., 41 John,3S R. N., 34 Branum Mary J .. 41 Ashcraft Bettis Solomon, 16 Maston, 41 John W .• 37 Alfred,4O Bratton William, 41 Atltinson Ben,4O William Milican, 16 Bum. Robert, 12 Benjamin L., 40 Brewer M.S., 12 Avitts Bill, 40 Aron V. B., 16 Burrows Juditb, 37 Francis, 40 James W.T., 41 John Wesley, 33 William M., 37 John C., 40 JohnR.,41 Thomas, 33 Lanson, 40 Jon•• , 16

Page 44 - Volume 29, Number 1 - March Burton Chilton Cullum Dockery Chesley, 38 Shirlene, 31 Elbert A., 42 John, 12 Burton fiunily, 35 Christy Cummins T. P., 12 Buster James F. Homer. 18 Joseph, 18 Dollarhide Charles, 42 John. 15, 18 William J., 18 Matilda,34 Elizabeth, 42 Joseph C., 18 Curl Doss Butler J. F. H., 15 John W., 18 Elizabeth N., 38 Delilah,42 Joseph C, 15 Samuel M., 18 Douglass Cia Curry WiUiamA., 39 Caldwell Elaine Weir. 15 Anderson, 18 DoweU Ann,36 Clark David, 18 David,43 A., 12 Lewis, 18 James E., 18 Martha Huddleston, 43 John,38 WandaL..35 Cypert Downey Theodore J., 39 Claunch Goo. Wash., 40 Patrick L., 18 Campbell Ellen. 42 Duck LoTllll S., 42 Harvey. 42 Dabbs Timothy Arthur, 18 Stephen A., 16 Mary, 42 Sarah,38 Dugan Canard family, 35 Clemens Daniel Mary J., 37 Cannon family, 36 Jeremilah. 18 William W., 18 Dugger Carr Clemons Daniell Jasper, 18 Clara J., 42 Veda Mae, 14 William H., 38 Thomas, 18 Larkin, 18 Cockman Daugherty WiUiam M., 18 Carroll Joseph,32 Hattie L., 41 Dyer Minnie, 35 Cokes James P., 41 George, 18 Carroll County, 14, IS Sarah, 35 Davenport Carter Cole Helen Carpenter, 9 Earle Mrs. Sibyl, 10 ElsieM.,34 Helen C, 31 Cora L., 35 Sibyl, II Collins Davis George Wyeth, 35 Vernon George, 11 Debra Treadway, 42 Hezilkiah W., 18 George W., 35 Caruthers Collinsworth Iva, 41 Jesse A.H., 35 John M., 18 Sarah E., 40 James F., 38 Minnie, 35 Carver Columbia County, 12 Jane, 35 Obediah H., 35 Charlotte Arkansas, 6 Compton Kay W, 41 Samuella, 35 Casey Syntbia A., 39 Mathew, 12 Wade J. T., 35 Alfred, 11 Conger(s) Monroe G., 34 Easley Cynthia M., 37 Margret,40 Samuel E., 36 H. Laon, 32 Harold, 11 Conley William, 18 Easley family, 32 S olinda, 11 Beverly L., 18 Wm., 12 Easterling Cash Cook Davison William H., 36 Levi C., 18 Henry, 18 James E., 35 Edgin Castleberry Sarah,39 Davi(d)son family, 35 Eldon J., 40 John, 18 William, 39 Day Edgin family, 40 Washington Caha, 18 Cooter Gane 0.,38 Edmondson Cates Irene, 39 DeGreene GThomas W., 18 William A.J., 18 Copeland Dr. Kenyon B., 42 Thomas J., 15 Cathey Alexander N., 18 Delcour Edmundson Boyt H., 6 James B., 18 BiU,30 Major Thomas W., 14 Chambers Martha E., 39 Mary, 30 Elledge Emily E., 41 William, 18 Nicholas B., 30 Thomas R., 12 Ransom L., 41 Cottrell Dennis Engle Thomas E., 41 James, 42 Jesse M., 12 Henry, 40 William P., 41 Minerva A., 42 Joseph, 12 Truna, 40 Wm. F., 41 Cowden family, 35 Simion,12 Estes W. R., 18 Coy Denson Dorris Easley, 32 Chandler family, 40 John T., 39 Paula C, 40 Eubanks Chapman family, 34 Crawford Denton Al1y R., 39 Chase Moses, 40 Christopher, 18 Alvin, 39 Scott B., 32 Rufus, 40 Dickerson Armena L., 39 Cheairs Thos. E. Mrs., 39 Abbie J., 39 Charles P .. 39 David B., 41 Cross Elijah, 18 Frances, 39 Eliza A., 41 Mary A., 39 Diffee family, 35 James, 39 Childers Crother DiUard family, 35 John B., 39 Lucinda, 39 Cassie, 40 Dobbs family, 40 Talutha,39 Childers/Childress Crow Dobson family, 34 William P., 39 Isbam,42 Jan, 42 Eubanks family, 39

______Arka""'''' Family Historian - Page 45 Evans Frazier (con't) Haines Henry William, 36 Hugh,38 William, 20 Annie M., 36 Ezell French f.mily, 35 Hall John Rev., 36 Isiah, 18 Fugate Cintha,41 Martan N., 36 John,18 John W., 20 Elizabeth, 38 Hensley Fulbright Hamby Benjamin White, 20 Farley Rubin,38 John,35 Fielding H., 20 Parthena,42 Fulton County, 15 Hamilton Porter M., 20 Farris Alex, 42 P. M., 15 Cathy H., 37 Gadberry Joseph C., 42 Wesley, IS Faught William,20 Joseph Walter, 6 Wesley Green, 20 Thomas J., 14, 18 Gangluff Joseph W., 34 Hester family, 35 William C., 18 Jane Joslin, 6 Malissa, 34 Hibbard W. C., 14 Gordoere Malissa J., 6 James, 41 Feibleman Thomas, 12 William Henry Samson, Hickey E., 12 Gamer 6 John R., 34 Felkins Caroline W., 37 Haney Hickman Sarah, 11 Lizzie, 37 Burwell,20 William, 40 Fentress Sr., Parrish, 20 Elijah,20 Hill Barzillia W., 36 Wiliam C., 37 Hannah Goo. W., 39 Mary A., 36 Garrison Simon, 40 James M., 39 Ferrill ,20 Hardister Sarah E, 39 John,18 Gary ThomasK.,35 Susen,39 William A. C., 18 B. J., 20 Harley Thomas H., 39 Field Gee John,20 Zachariah, 39 Pharris, II W. P.,12 William c., 35 Hillton Findley Giddens family, 35 Hannon William V., 20 J. H., 12 Gilbreath Cynthia, 38 Hilton Finley John,20 William N., 36 James T., 20 Lester, 15 Giles Harness Hirrill Fisher Belle, 41 John,20 Hadley Edward, 2 William Thomas, 18 Matt, 41 JohnW.,20 Hodge Fletcher Gilliland family, 34 William H.H., 20 Harmon Willis, 20 Burrell A., 35 Glenn Harris Hogan Georgia L., 41 John,20 Martha, 34 Mary E., 37 John,35 Gordon Thomas, 20 William C., 20 Mary D., 35 Ruby D. Dr., 38 William, 20 Hogue Forbus Gray Harrison Charlie V.• 37 Effie, 35 Dorothy S., 39 Ransom Horn, 20 Wallace, 37 Forehand Francis H., 37 Hart Holbien family, 36 Amanda,41 Simson, 20 Henry, 37 Holder Bill, 41 Green James E., 37 Mabel,34 Jonathan, 18 John, 12 Hartmann Holderby SarahJ.,41 Josephine, 40 Peter F. Jr., 34 Thos. (T. J. ?), 20 Thomas, 18 Wm., 12 Haslinger Holland Forest Greene Dennis B., 5 Ida, 37 David, 18 Elzie A., 36 Hathaway Holley Formby Greenhaw Lorraine, 34 Absalom, 20 Fountain, 12 Frances, 42 Hatly Alexander, 20 James, 12 Greenwood James R., 20 Ruben C., 20 John,12 Elizabeth, 41 James w., 20 Hollis John E, 12 Griffith Hays Dave, 37 Wm., 12 DM "Old', 41 George M., 20 James M., 20 Foster Grifford Margaret, 37 Holmes James B., 18 Dorothy, 35 William M., 20 John,20 Martin, 36 Grinder Hazelwood Holsinger Fountain Robert, 20 H. W., 41 Dr. I.C ',6 Addie, 39 Samuel,20 Heasley Holt Fowler Grisham Leila L., 38 Joe Lee, II Elizabeth, 35 Betty, 34 Hendrickson L. D., 42 Francis Gross Isadora, 40 Sibyl, 11 Mary A., 40 Bernard 'Billy', 31 Jesse, 40 Honea Franklin family, 35 Grubaugh John T., 41 Nancy Ellen, 42 Frazier Karen, 38 Matilda A., 41 Honeycutt family, 32 Andrew, 38 Guthrey Terry M., 41 Hooten George, 38 Thomas,20 George, 20

Page 46 - Volume 29, Number I - March 1991 ______Hoover Iohnston Lawson May Benjamin E, 37 lames I., 6, 37 Mary, 36 Gabriel,4O Lonnie R., 37 S. R., 39 Leary Iohn,40 House Jones Helen EM., 6 Maybary Martha lane, 42 Henry Earl, 32 Ledgerwood Barbara, 42 Matthew, 31 lames H., 36 Marian C., 33 McBee Howard Iohn W., 36 Lee Alexander, 22 Iohn W., 20 Ioseph C., 39 Robert, 22 lames H., 22 Howell Mary, 34 Lemery McCaffrey E. B., 12 Mary E., 39 Martha 1.,42 lames B., 31 Mary A., 38 Stephen, 22 Lemley McDaniel Huddleston Susan R., 39 I. B., 14, 15 William E, 22 Anthony, 43 William A., 39 Leverett McEntire Isabella, 38 Ioseph T., 34 Iohn A., 22 Luke, 43 Kaler Lillard McGinnis Martha, 38, 43 William, 22 Frankie W., 37 Elijah, 22 Samb,43 Keeling Tom, 37 Iohn,22 Hudson Carlton, 22 Lindell W. I., 22 Timothy, 36 Keesee E A., 38 McGuyre Hughes Iesse A.H., 35 Lippard Captain Neely C., 14 Iohn P., 41 Kell Mary E, 36 McInturff Shelby H., 41 Lou Cindy, 37 Little ThomasW.,22 Humphrey Kerley Iohn D., 11 McKinney Benjamin, 20 Iohn W., 22 Lockridge George P., 37 Kesner Malena, 41 Sterling P., 37 Icenoble family, 34 William A., 22 Long McLane Irvin Kettleman George, 22 Bobbie Jones, 2, 4, 30, Rhoda,36 Betty P., 35 Gildia, 8 31,34,35 Izard County, 14 Kilburn Isaac, 22 Gerald B. • Sonny·, 2 Carroll,22 Iohn,8 S. Allan, 22 Iackson Kimbell Solomon, 22 McMahan C., 12 Basil,22 Looney family, 41 Ethel,41 Jennie, 36 Basil Willliam, 22 Love E. E., 41 Iohn Burgol, 20 Iohnh,22 Andrew, 22 loe,41 I. A., 12 King Luttrell Robert, 41 Robert H., 36 Barbara, 36 James, 22 Ruth,41 Thomas H., 36 lames E.P., 40 Lynn McMillan lames Maude, 40 Washington C., 22 E. L., 22 Rachel,39 Sarah,36 McMindes Iameson Kings River, 10 Macdonald Helen T., 42 Robert, 12 Kingston Mary H., 42 McNail Seaborn, 12 P.O., 11 Mackey Elizabeth, 39 Wm., 12 Kirkham Ellender, 33 McNair Iamison Iohn W., 22 Macky lames Claiborn, 22 E. B., 20 Kitchel Yong, 22 McQuerter Lorenzo Dow, 20 Dwain L., 32 Madison County, 11 David,22 L. D., 15 Margaret Cockman, 32 Mahurg McVey Maston C., 20 Knight Ireena, 38 Mary, 35 Iarmen Aquilla P., 37 Makovy Melton Nancy, 36 Sampson, 37 Mary, 36 Thomas, 22 Iaynes family, 36 Kuykendall Manes Mendenhal1 Ieffreys Francis, 22 Claiborn, 22 Thomas, 41 William, 20 Marion County, 14 Mendler Ienkins Ladyman Marshall Iohn S., 22 Carl, 37 Richard C., 22 William H., 22 Middlecoff Iohn,20 Lambert family, 35 Martin Iohn 1.,6 Martha S.H., 37 Lance lames (H. ?), 22 Martha A. W., 38 Midgett Johnson Landreth Nathan, 38 Loyd,22 Armanda M., 41 Eddie G., 32 Virginia, 42 Montgomery Clemons L., 42 Lane Massey Leroy G., 42 Georgie M., 37 Iosiah,22 Frances, 39 Moody Isaac, 36 Laughter Mathews Ionathan, 22 Larry Dean, 9 Mary A., 34 Cora L., 35 Kathryn I., 36 Leander, 42 Lawrence Mathis Robert, 22 George w., 37 M. H., 12

______Arkansas Family Historian - Page 47 Moore Osburn Plunket Reed Fairy R, 37 Eli L.. 24 John E., 24 Helen, 35, 36 Permelia, 37 Ozburn Poe Milinda,36 William S., 37 James, 12 Sallie, 35 Nancy, 35 MOf1IJl O'Neal Pool Rachel,36 Betty, 38 James F., 6 Esther Eli7JIbeth Hash, Robert,35 Moreland family, 40 42 Robert B., 3S Morris Pack John Knox, 42 Watson. 35 F. M., 35 Melba, 36 Porter Reeves John, Jr., 22 Packet Susannah,40 Asa,24 John, Sr., 22 W. J., 24 Posey Jarrett, 24 John Wortman, 22 Palmer Laurel L., 37 Joshua, 24 John W., 14 Benjamin F., 24 Sarah,39 Peter, 24 William, 22 Parker Poteete Rettig family, 35 Moss John B., 12 Bettye J., 39 Reynolds MaryM.,38 Parks Luther E., 39 Samuel. 24 Moollon Daniel J" 24 Potter Rhoden Catherine Y.. 42 Theophilus (Dink), 24 William F., 24 Alice F., 38 Munay Parr family, 41 POIter family, 41 Richardson Green, 22 Parrish Powell James C., 24 Murry Sol,5 Joy, 34 Josbua,24 Henry, 34 Parsley Marshia,39 Sarah,34 Abraham 1., 24 Nancy J., 39 Ridings Neal 1. B., 24 NieUy A. V., 39 James C., 24 Diane, 15 Parsons family, 39 Robert B., 39 Rife Newberry Parten Sophronia, 39 Jo Anne, 38 W. L., 41 Charles C., 38 Wesley 0.,39 Ring Newson Passmore Prater Elizabeth, 41 Martha H., 36 Benjamin J" 24 Davis, 24 Nathaniel, 41 Newton County, 15 Eliz A., 40 John, 24 Ringo Nichols Joel Henry, 24 Prator Judge, 15 Alexander C., 6, 34 Patterson Basil,24 Risner family, 39 Isaac M., 6 Epsy,36 Brice, 24 Ritcbie John "Iliylor, 6 Payne Prescott Mary, 42 Lavinia Jane, 6 John T" 37 MosesM.,39 Robburts Louisa, 6 Samuel 1.,37 Presley Charles F., 42 Martha A., 6 Payne family, 34 Ammon H., 24 Martha L., 42 Mary, 34 Pearce Price Phoebe p" 42 Mary Eli7JIbeth, 6 Stepben P., 24 Charles William. 24 Wiliam H., 42 Robert Johnson, 6 William, 24 Lindsey, 24 Roberts Samuel Joseph, 6 Peery William, 24 Mittie, 42 Samuel J., 34 Denneen,4O Pritchard Noah,42 SamueIJames, 6 Pemberton family, 34 James W.• 24 Robinson Sarah M., 6, 34 Penter John R., 24 Nancy. 37 Sarah Ricbardson, 6 Martin, 35 J, H., 24 Rogers Tolbert Franklin, 6 Peterson J. W" 24 Constance A., 41 William Martin, 6 Kay Walker, 5 Prothro Rose Norman Pettit Virginia, 31 M.,24 John Hamilton, 6 A. 1., 40 Pyles Ross Martha E., 6 Peyton Lennie, 37 Eli7JIbeth, 5 Nortbcutt Samuel,24 Rountree Rex Mrs., 35 Pbillips Rainbolt Robert M., 38 Northcutt family, 35 Luther P., 24 E, B., 24 Rucker Null M.,12 Rainwater John F., 6 John B., 22 Samuel, 12 Elias, 39 Ruddick Nussle Samuel B., 12 Ramsey Adline,9 Belty, 34 Phipps R, R., 12 Benj,9 Sharon M., 39 Smitb,24 Harrit,9 Officer Pierce Ranton Joseph,9 Altazara, 36 Austin, 24 Cass,4I Juliette, 9 Ogden Pilcher family, 35 Georll" W., 41 Laffayett, 9 Isaac, 36 Piper MolI.e,41 Liddia,9 Osborn Roberta, 33 Ray Nancyan, 9 Martha Jane, 6 Pledger James, 24 William, 9 Squire J., 22 T. Jeff, 42 Rector Ruddle family, 35 Governor Henry J., 13

Page 48 - Volume 29, Number I - March 1991 ______Ruff Skelly Sudduth Thmme David Crockett, 24 Nancy, 38 Darisa Ann, 43 Marian E., 38 Russell Slay Rhoda,42 lOney Annie L., 36 Benjamin F., 26 William, 43 James P., 26 Joy, 11 Thomas 1., 15,26 David D., 42 Treadwell J. L., 36 Smith Suits John S., 26 Oscar G., 31, 38 . Abner H., 26 Scottie M., 42 Treat Charles, 36 Sutterfield James William, 26 Sammons family, 41 Claiborn, 26 Ananias J., 26 John B., 26 Sampson David,14 Cathie A., 40 Treece Wm. H., 34 Elias, 26 Henry P., 40 Benjamin, 26 Sanders George, 14 JohnR.,26 Daniel, 26 Charles B., 8 George W., 26 Josephus A., 40 William, 26 Ed, 8 Gilmore, 26 Nathaniel, 26 Trimble George Woodward,Jr., H. Wilson, 39 Peter Moore, 26 Sally, 37 8 John,26 Sutton Thcker Savage John A., 12 Eliza V., 36 Annette, 11 Bellazora, 39 Nancy, 36 Logan, 26 Ellen (Ella), 11 Sawyers Wm. 0., 12 Swafford John Allen, 26 William, 35 Snellgrove Jeanette L., 40 John A., 10, 11 Schisler family, 39 Gasaway, 26 Thomas James, 6 John Middleton, 26 Schoolcraft Snider Sweatt Lucioda, 11 Edward P., 42 John w., 6 Lee E., 36 Robert S., 11 Schulze Snow Syler Salinda, 11 Shirley, 41 Gene C., 38 Allen B., 31 Susan A., 11 Scott John L., 38 Tukrney Caplain, 15 Sparlsley Tackett Bowman, 26 Capt. Jno. R. Homer, Archibald, 26 Coffee, 39 Turner 15 Spears Luisa 1., 39 Edwin W. Mrs., 34 Capt. J. R. Homer, 14 George, 40 Tate Oretha Nichols, 6 James B., 24 Hazel w., 40 Joseph C., 40 Tumey William Franklin, 24 Stephen, 40 Nancy, 35 Pleasant B. R., 26 Sea Spencer Tatum Si (Josiah S.), 26 Jack, 38 George, 39 Georgia Lee, 15 Presley, 26 Searcy Spradling family, 35 Taylor Turrentine John F. B., 34 Springer Benjamin, 26 Poll A., 34 Searcy County, 14 William, 36 Hezikiah, 26 Tyler Seaton Slafford Kath,36 Evaline M., 15 Nicholas, 24 Penny, 38 Sharon,S Peter A., 15,26 Seay Stansell Teeter Stephen S., 6 Andrew 1.,38 Susan Lane, 11 Sarah,42 Sellers family, 35 Stephens Thomas Unger Seymour Lewis C., 31 Jean, 41 Flora N.R., 41 Mollie, 37 William R.. 26 Thompson Upchurch Sheffield family, 35 Stinnett Brenda, 36 L., 12 Shelton Elizabeth, 38 Elisabeth, 42 Upton William, 24 Stobaugh James, 26 James M., 37 Sheppard Ananias,26 Joseph,42 John W., 37 Jerry M., 35 Edmond,26 Nancy, 42 Joseph,37 Shields Story Nettie, 42 Urban John W., 24 Andy, 34 Richard Andew, 42 Anita Adlene, 9 Shipman Stout Samuel, 26 Charles B., Jr., 9 Matthew, 24 Louisa, 38 Thomas, 26 Eric Franklin, 9 Shirley Strange William J.• 26 Gary Leon, 9 William, 26 Mary E, 41 Thompsonb Mrs. Anita, 9 Simmons Strickland Mary, 42 Noolo Belle, 9 Mary T., 34 John Anderson, 26 Thorn Raelene Faye, 9 Sims Laura, 38 Willis H., 38 D. P., 15,26 Paris, 14, 26 Thornton Van Buren County, 14, Louisa, 40 Samuel Smith, 26 Nettie, 38 15 Singletary Stubblefield Tilley Vaughan William c., 26 Fielding, 43 James, 26 Ann,40 Sisco Sarah Huddlestun, 43 Tinkle John,40 Horace, 39 Stubblefield family, 41 Mike, 26 J. E., 40 Jacob S., 39 Stufflebean Robert, 26 Robert B., 40 Linda,35 Sally, 40

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