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VOLUME 42.. NUM~m 4-

THE ARKANSAS

FAMILY HISTORIAN

DECEM~ER 2.004

Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc P.O. Box 17653

Little Rock, AR 72222 E-mail address: . [emailprotected]

President I" Vice President 2"d Vice President Recording Secretary Treasurer Historian

Publicity

Education

Publications

Seminar

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Officers and Board Members

Jan Hearn Davenport Suzanne Jackson

Louise Mitchell Alvin Black Wensil Clark Russell P. Baker Dorathy Boulden Lynda Suffridge Carolyn Hervey Steve Perdue Tommy Carter Rita Henard Susan Boyle Gloria Futrell Rebecca Wilson James Johnston Rita Anderson Whitney McLaughlin James Rasco

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Rita Henard, Chair, Rita Anderson, James Johnston, Jim Rasco and Alvin Black Lynda Suffridge, Chair, Dorathy Boulden, Louise Mitchell, Russell Baker, and Steve Perdue Gloria Futrell, Chair, Rebecca Wilson, Rita Henard, Susan Boyle, Rita Anderson, and Whitney McLaughlin Suzanne Jackson, Chair, Rita Henard, Tommy Carter, Wensil Clark, Steve Perdue, Carolyn Hervey, Dorathy Boulden, and Whitney McLaughlin

On the covcr: This photograph was provided by Robert Keen of the Old Bean-Carnahan Cemetery, Lincoln, Washington County, AR .

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The ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN

Volume 42 Number 4 December 2004

Contents

PRESIDENT'S PAGE ...............................•......................................•..•...........•......................••................................ 158

LETTERS AND FYI ............................•...........................................................................•........................................ 159

FROM SOUTH CAROLINA SAND HILLS TO ARKANSAS MOUNTAINS ................................................... 160

VISITING THE OLD BEAN-CARNAHAN CEMETERY, LINCOLN, WASHINGTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS ............................................................................................................................................................... 165

MICHAEL J. DILLON BIBLE ............................................................................................................................... 167

AGS SPRING LECTURE ........................................................................................................................................ 173

MORE OBITUARIES FROM THE SOUTHERN STANDARD, ARKADELPHIA, CLARK COUNTY, ARKANSAS ............................................................................................................................................................... 174

THE PASSING OF A PIONEER ............................................................................................................................. 178

SANBORN D. REESE OBITUARy ........................................................................................................................ 179

MORE 'CHARTER' FAULKNER COUNTY CITIZENS LISTED .................................................................... 180

ARKANSAS ANCESTRY CERTIFICATES ......................................................................................................... 182

"1YSTERY I'tC11JRE ............................................................................................................................................................ 187

ARKANSAS QUERIES ........................................................................................................................................... 188

CD REVIEW ............................................................................................................................................................. 191

CONSOLIDATED INDEX ...................................................................................................................................... 192

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President's Page

I would like to thank the membership of the Arkansas Genealogical Society for their continued support the past year. In 2004 the AGS board initiated several changes which we hope will benefit members. This board of directors is enthusiastic and committed to bringing quality publications and educational opportunities to the membership. Much work is accomplished between each of the quarterly board meetings.

The Arkansas Family Historian has a new look and the publications committee welcomes new unpublished material. If you have not submitted a query or an article, you are encouraged to do so. If you have a photograph to accompany your article, it might be used on the cover for that issue. Do you have a mystery photograph? We welcome those too.

The AGS Spring Workshop will be held April 9, 2005, with Pam Boyer Porter as out guest speaker. She is a dynamic and knowledgeable genealogical lecturer. Read about Pam and the Spring Workshop in this issue. The AGS board is committed to bringing you two quality events a year and 2005 is no exception. The Fall Conference will be held October 21-22, 2005.

The Priors Volume 3, both book and CD, will be published in the spring. The Volume 2 CD is sold out, but Volume I and 2 books are still available. We are in the second printing of Russell Baker's revised editions of the Arkansas Township Atlas, 1819-1 930 and Arkansas Post Offices: From Memdag to Norsk, A Historical Directory, 1832-1 990. Both books are invaluable when it comes to doing Arkansas research.

In this issue there is an entry form with instructions for entering the Family History Writing Contest. The AGS board voted unanimously to designate the first place prize as the "Bobbie Jones McLane Award," This is in recognition of Bobbie's years of service to this society and her contribution to family history writing.

AGS has had a booth at two major conferences this year, NGS-GenTech in St. Louis, Missouri, and the FGS Conference in Austin, Texas. I would like to say a special thanks to board member Rita Anderson who did a wonderful job running the AGS booth in Austin. Rita volunteered on very short notice after Gloria Futrell broke her foot. .

By the time you read this, some of our members will have participated in the first AGS sponsored trip to the Family History Library in Salt Lake City. I am sure there will be some great research stories to report in the March Historian.

Regards, Jan Hearn Davenport, President Arkansas Genealogical Society

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Letters

My wife, Elna Jo (Wright) Haga, was a member of the Arkansas Genealogical Society. She was born 17 Nov 1932 in Pine Valley, OK, a lumber camp that I believe was on the OK! AR border. Her parents were both from a long line of AR ancestors, Ashley on mother's side, Wright on father's. She died 22 Aug 2004 of a heart attack in Kern Co., CA, on the way home from a trip to Southern California. We had been married 47 years and she died on our anniversary.

She had a genealogy book about ready to print in the word processor. I will complete publication of this book and see that you receive a free copy. In the meantime, you may cancel her subscription (no refund expected).

From Enoch Haga

Queries and Submissions

Queries and other submissions to The Arkansas Family Historian may be emailed to [emailprotected]

or mailed to AGS, P. O. Box 17653, Little Rock, AR 72222. Submitters should indicate the sources of their material.

Membership

Even though we reduced the cost of printing the quarterly publications this year, the $20 dues left very little to support activities and educational projects. Therefore, the AGS Board

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voted to increase the individual membership dues to $25 per year.

A new method of maintaining the membership information has also been initiated that will allow more flexibility in the membership year. Membership will begin when the dues are received and the member will receive all AGS periodicals for the next year. A reminder will be sent when dues are payable.

The dues are: Individual $25; Household, $35; Foreign $35; Patron $100. The board voted to discontinue new Life memberships. The existing Life memberships will continue to be honored.

Corrections

In the September issue of AFH, in the list of Surnames Researched, a submitter's address was wrong. The address of submitter number 9 on page 136 should read: Darlene Jackson Hofer, 20910 South Amber Willow Trail, Cypress, TX 77433-5999, email:[emailprotected]. Darlene researches the name STOKES in Clay Co.

In the same issue, inside the back cover was a map of Arkansas during the Civil War showing cities, roads and rivers. The title at the top of the page read "Arkansas Territory 1861-65"; it should have read simply "Arkansas 1861-65".

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FROM SOUTH CAROLINA SAND HILLS TO ARKANSAS MOUNTAINS THE STORY OF THE MCMILLAN FAMILY

By Russell P. Baker, 6525 Magnolia Dr., Mabelvale, AR 72103 [emailprotected]

This is the story of the life and travels of John McMillan and his family. According to his Civil War military service record, John was born in Chesterfield County, South Carolina, about 1822.1 So far, the names of his parents and other members of his family remain a mystery. Since he was functionally illiterate, he may have been born in humble circumstances.2 However, his fortunes took a tum for the better about 1840 when he married Rebecca F. Campbell. 3

Rebecca, born about 1823, was a local girl who had property.4 According to the 1880 census, her father was born in Scotland and her mother in North Carolina.5 By 1850 John and Rebecca were the parents of five children: Robert C. born in 1841, Daniel David C. born in 1843, Hugh Frank born in 1846, Sarah Margaret born in 1847, and Virginia Jenny (Jincey Ann) born in July of 18496

On December 10, 1850, the state of South Carolina granted to John McMillan a tract of land in what is now the Carolina Sandhills National Wildlife Refuge in the south central part of Chesterfield County. The grant was composed of some 1,683 acres located on the high ground between the headwaters of Skippers Creek, Rattlesnake Creek and Finley's Mill Creek; the waters of Big Black Creek; and the Middle Prong of Rocky Creek. Although the records of Chesterfield County were destroyed during the Civil War, the land grant has survived in the South Carolina Archives. From it we know the names of John's neighbors. They were Duncan Campbell, Daniel Mcintire, "Mr. Hubbard", Henry BoaniBone and Margaret Campbell. In 1855, John received an additional grant for 376 acres of nearby land on the headwaters of Rocky Creek. Adjacent landowners were Henry Bone's estate, Peter McCaskill, "Mr. Thompson", and Duncan Campbell. There is circumstantial evidence to suggest that these Campbell neighbors were members of Rebecca's family.7 Shortly before the beginning of the Civil War, John and Rebecca decided to sell their Chesterfield County holdings and seek a new home on the western frontier. Perhaps the rumors of the coming hostilities played a part in this decision. It is also possible that John's very sandy

'Military records of John McMillan, Co. B, 19 (Dockery's) Arkansas Inf., CSA. 'Ibid. He signed his discharge with this mark (X). 'Letter from Mary Lou White, Arkadelphia, AR to Alvin Black, Mt. Ida, AR in which she indicates that Rebecca was a Campbell. Copy in the possession of the author. South Carolina has no early marriage records. '1850 U. S. Census, Chesterfield County, South Carolina, pp. 138B 139A. Rebecca, not John, is the property owner according to this census. Other Campbell family members living nearby were also property owners. Chesterfield County, South Carolina records were destroyed late in the Civil War. '1880 U. S. Census, Clark Township, Pike County, Arkansas, p. 453B. '1850 U. S. Census, Chesterfield County, South Carolina, p. 139. It is possible that the "C" in the names of several of John and Rebecca's sons stands for "Campbell". 'Letter from John L. Andrews, Jr., Hartsville, South Carolina to R. P. Baker, MabeJvale, Arkansas.

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land, having already lost its initial fertility after several years of intense cultivation, was no longer sufficient to sustain the family's farming operation. Nevertheless, the McMilians chose a new home for themselves on the sandy rolling plains of south Arkansas' Columbia County not far from the Louisiana state line. By the time of the 1860 U. S. Census, they were living in Calhoun Township, just east of the county seat, Magnolia. Next door was another Chesterfield County native,Archibald Campbell, and his family.' Arch is a good candidate for another of Rebecca's kinsmen, perhaps an uncle.' By 1860 John and Rebecca were the parents of two additional children: Angus A., born in December of 1852, and my ancestor, Elizabeth Jane, born on February 10, 1859, shortly before the family left South Carolina. oo No evidence has been uncovered that John owned lands in Columbia County. Rather, it appears that he rented a farm of some one hundred acres, with twenty acres under cultivation." Perhaps, the McMilians had planned only a short stopover in south Arkansas before moving further west.

The impending war soon caught up with the McMilians in their new home in Arkansas. In May of 1861, responding to Jeff Davis' call for volunteers, John's older sons, Robert C. and Daniel David c., enlisted in Capt. Austin's Company of Columbia Guards." They entered the Confederate Army as privates in Company G of the 6th Arkansas Infantry, C.S.A. However, in November of 1861 Robert C. became so ill that he was discharged and sent back home." Tn the meantime, the patriarch of the family, John McMillan, also enlisted in the Confederate Army. At the age of about forty, he marched away from home on February 26, 1862. Left behind were his wife and younger children, including newly born twins, John T. "Willie" and Emma A." John served as a private in Company B of the 19th (Dockery's) Arkansas Infantry, C. S.A.

The Civil War was not kind to the McMillans. Hugh Frank is said to have tagged along with his older brothers as their unit marched to Little Rock in 1861. He died during the trek and was buried somewhere along the way. His place of burial is not known. Daniel David C. was wounded so severely at the battle of Shiloh, fought in April of 1862 on the banks of the Tennessee River near the Tennessee Mississippi state line, that he was "discharged" the day after the battle." However, family tradition maintains that he died on the way home. It is not known where he is buried." In June of 1862, Robert C., who had been living at home with his family recovering from an illness, was recuperated enough to re-enlist in the Confederate Army, this time in company A of the 33rd Arkansas Infantry. Early the next year he, too, was wounded.

'1850 U. S. Census, Chesterfield County, South Carolina, p. 152 and 1860 U.S. Census, Calhoun Township, Columbia County, Arkansas, p. 290. 'Campbell is old enough to be Rebecca's father. See below. 00 1860 U.S. Census, Calhoun Township, Columbia County, Arkansas, p. 290. "1860 Productions of Agriculture, Calhoun Township, Columbia County, Arkansas, p. 11. Arch Campbell had 80 acres under cultivation. Rebecca said in 1880 that her father was born in Scotland, but Arch said he was born in North Carolina. "Little Rock, Arkansas, True Democrat, June 6, 1861, p. 2, col. 2, and June 20, 1861, p. 3, col. 6. "Military records of R. C. McMillon, Co. G, 6" Arkansas Inf., CSA. "1870 U. S. Census, Coldbath Township, Clark County, AR, p. 139. They were born in October of 1861. See 1900 U. S. Census, Amity Township, Clark County, Arkansas, p. 164B. "Military records ofD. D. C. McMillon, Co. G, 6" Arkansas Inf., CSA. "Conversation with Mattie Winnie Baker Waits by R. P. Baker, notes of which are in the possession of the author.

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He survived to return home but was so gravely crippled that he spent the remainder of his d I . 17 ays as a parap eglC.

The senior McMillan, with two sons already dead, served in the Confederate Army until March of 1863, when he was discharged for being "over the age of forty years." His severance pay consisted of$89.70 for his military service, his clothing allowance, and mileage back to his home. He also received a rare Confederate discharge "Certificate." In it, he is described as being five feet, one inch tall, of a fair complexion with blue eyes and light hair. He signed his receipt with his mark (X)."

After the war, the McMillan family, perhaps haunted by memories of the war's sad events, remained in Columbia County for only a year or so." Late in 1867, they joined a group of area residents who were moving to new homes in western Arkansas' Ouachita Mountains. The leader of the emigrants was Stephen P. Baker, a Columbia County planter," whose brother, Jonathan Baker, lived in the mountains near Amity, in Clark County. One of Stephen Baker's sons, recently married Patrick Henry Baker, a veteran of the Confederate Army, was looking for a more healthful climate for his wife, Mary Susan Smith Baker." She was suffering from tuberculosis, a disease that would eventually kill many members of the Baker family. The mountains offered pure, pine-scented mountain air and clean, abundant spring water, both thought to benefit victims of this dreaded disease.

The Baker colony settled on Rock Creek near its mouth with the Caddo River, just south of what is now Glenwood in Pike County. This was where the "Mountain Road" crossed the creek. The area was then in northern Clark County. Here Baker built a home, a mill, and later a general store. Baker founded the Rock Creek Post Office in 1868." Within a short while, a thriving village grew up. The other immigrant families, including the McMillans, settled nearby." Shortly after 1870, Robert C. McMillan opened Rock Creek's first general store.24

In 1874, Patrick Henry Baker's wife died, leaving him with several small children, including newly born twins. According to a family tradition, one morning about a year later, the thirty-year-old Baker was making his way to the family mill when he met a beautiful teenage girl with blue eyes and blond hair. She was Elizabeth McMillan, daughteroDohn and Rebecca McMillan. Atthough she was only sixteen at the time, it was love at first sight." On October 7, 1875, Patrick and Elizabeth were married. They became the parents of a number of children: Robert J., Patrick H. Jr., William T., Benjamin Franklin, Wallace W., Samuel J., DewittT.,

07 Ibid. Also military records of Robert C. McMillan, Co. A, 33'" Arkansas Inf., CSA, and 1880 U. S. Census, Clark Township, Pike County, Arkansas, p. 453B. "Military record of John McMillan, Co. B, 19'" Dockery's Arkansas Inf., CSA. "1866 Tax Book, Columbia County, Arkansas. 20Goodspeed's Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Southern Arkansas (Chicago, 1891), p. 314. "Ibid., and Columbia County, Arkansas, Marriage Book C, p. 1. "Russell P. Baker, Arkansas Post Offices From Memdag to Norsk: A Historical Directory 1832 1990 (Little Rock, AR, 2003), p. 164. "See the Will of John McMillan, David Kelley, Pike County Burned Records 1855 1890, Will Section (SLC, UT, 1993), p. 34 35. McMillan's land at Rock Creek was located next to that ofS. P. Baker. "Goodspeed's Southern Arkansas, p. 313. "Conversation between "Guy" Baker and Russell P. Baker.

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Mattie Winnie, Annie Laura, Lottie E., John P., and Ida J." Elizabeth Jane McMillan Baker died April 11 , 1922, and is buried in the Coker Cemetery near Glenwood. 27

Elizabeth's oldest brother, Robert C. McMillan, never married. After 1880, he moved from Rock Creek to New Hope in western Pike County, where he operated a general store and served several years as postmaster." He died in 1884.

Their sister, Sarah Margaret, married Levi L. Forrester on July 21, 1870." She devoted much of her time to caring for her brother, Robert, during his last illness.30 After his death she and her family, together with her youngest brother, John T., moved to Grant County, Kansas. The Forresters later settled in Lynn County, Texas, where they founded the Forrester Ranch. Sarah died there about 1903."

Virginia Jenny (Jencey Ann) married G W. Henthorn about 1879." After his death, she remarried although the name of her second husband is not known.33

Angus A. McMillan married Prudence Adline (Addie) D. White in Pike County about 1877. He was living in Mt. Ida, Montgomery County, Arkansas, in 1900.34 It is not known when or where he died.

John T. (Willie) McMillan married about 1883 to Anna L. Later he moved to Grant County, Kansas. 3S His date of death is not known.

Emma A. McMillan, twin sister of John T., married William D. White, a brother of Angus' wife. In 1900 the family lived in the nearby town of Amity, where Mr. White was a watch repairman." The family later moved to El Paso, Texas, because William had tuberculosis. He died there in 1922, although his body was brought back and buried in the Old Ebenezer Cemetery near Rock Creek." It is not known when or where Emma died.

"Goodspeed's Southern Arkansas, p. 314 315 and Baker Family History File in the possession of Russell P. Baker. "Glenwood, Arkansas News Press, April 14, 1922, p. 1, col. 2. The obituary contains very little information. "R. L. Polk and Co., Arkansas State Gazetteer and Business Directory 1884 5 (St. Louis, MO, 1884), p. 414. "Clark County, Arkansas Marriage Records, Book E, p. 227. "David Kelley, Pike County Burned Records 1855 1890, Will Section (SLC, UT, 1993), p. 38. She received the majority of Robert's estate. "Frank P. Hill and Pat Hill Jacobs, Grassroots Upside Down: A History ofLynn County, Texas, p. 46 48 and 323. "1880 U. S. Census, Clark Township, Pike County, Arkansas, p. 452A. 33Mattie Winnie Waits remembered his name was something like "Knox Bowus". No confirmation of this has been found. 34 1900 U. S. Census, Mt. Ida, South Fork Township, Montgomery County, Arkansas, p. 88A. "1900 U. S. Census, Lincoln Township, Grant County, Kansas, p. 217A. 361900 U. S. Census, Amity Township, Clark County, Arkansas, p. 164B. "Wendy Richter, Clark County Arkansas: Past and Present (Arkadelphia, Arkansas, 1992), p. 774, "White, William D. El Paso County", Index to Texas State Death Records and cemetery inscriptions for Old Ebenezer Cemetery.

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John McMillan died on February 27, 1879." His wife Rebecca was still alive in 1880. However, she was ill with chronic bronchitis" and died soon afterwards. Tradition maintains that they are both buried in the County Line Cemetery at Glenwood, although neither has a grave marker. Thus, the story of the Chesterfield County McMillan family ends in the mountains of western Arkansas.

Sold Out of Prior Births CD

Due to the demand for the Arkansas Prior Birth Index, Volume 1 and Volume 2 CD, we are sold out. An updat ed version of the CD and a new book will be available next spring. The new CD will include the two previous volumes and the new unpublished Volume 3. Both Volume 1 and 2 of the books are still available. AGS publications may be ordered using the order form in this quarterly.

"David Kelley, Pike County Burned Records 1855 1890, Will Section (SLC, UT, 1993), p. 34 35 and "John McMillan Estate", Homestead Papers ofJohn McMillan, Bureau of Land Management, RG 49, copy in the possession ofthe author. "1880 U. S. Census, Clark Township, Pike County, Arkansas, p. 453B.

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Visiting the Old Bean-Carnahan Cemetery, Lincoln, Washington County, Arkansas

By Robert Keen

After about five or six VISitS to the old cemetery I thought that I should write a little article about it. It is located on the Vol Blevins farm, and they are charming people who have done a lot of work on the cemetery. In reviewing my notes I will try to set the record straight on this cemetery.

family had just arrived and did not have a survey done.

There are two Revolutionary soldiers buried here: John Carnahan and Jacob Pyeatte. It was said that John Carnahan had preached the first sermon in Arkansas some twenty years earlier near Little Rock. Jacob Pyeatte

The first person to be buried here was John Billingsley, who died on the way to Canehill. The wagon train was camped overnight near the Bethlehem Church and Cemetery. Mr. Billingsley died during the night, but the Bethlehem Church was Methodist, and the travelers, being Presbyterian, didn't want anything to do with them. Religion ran deep in those days. So his friends loaded Mr.

,--------------, was the patriarch of the

Billingsley into a wagon and hauled him on to Canehill for burial. This was the first burial in Washington County. It is ironic that John was the first person buried in this cemetery, while his sister Jane Carnahan was the first to be buried in the Bethlehem Cemetery.

Jane was the ex-wife of John Carnahan. John Carnahan divorced Jane after she joined the Methodist Church. He later married Mary Polly Pyeatte and they are both buried in Bean-Carnahan Cemetery. This cemetery was started as a family plot, and it was supposed to be on Carnahan land. But as it turned out, it was on the Mark Bean land. The mistake was made because the

Pyeatte family. These two, with their wives, have a rock wall around their graves.

The cemetery is a beautiful site. One is able to view Lincoln across the Mark Bean Springs and Bush Valley. There are numerous fields tones marking graves. Of fifty stones remaining the ones that are readable now are the following:

William Maxwell and his wife Anna Billingsley Maxwell, daughter of John Billingsley; John Carnahan, Revolutionary soldier; Jacob Pyeatte, Revolutionary soldier; John Billingsley 1772 - 1827.

It is ironic that John was the first to be buried there, and his daughter Anna Maxwell was the last in 1880.

This is truly a pioneer cemetery and the Blevins can be congratulated for cleaning it up. If anyone knows of any other persons buried there, let me know at [emailprotected].

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Bean-Carnahan Cemetery -- Washington County, Arkansas

John Billingsley (1772-1827)

John Carnahan (1756-1840) Revolutionary War Veteran

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Capt. Jacob Pyeatte (1760-1844) Revolutionary War Veteran

William Maxwell- Died May 31st 1855

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Michael J. Dillon Bible Submitted by Rita Anderson and copied from the original Bible which is still in the

possession of the Dillon family. [emailprotected]

There are very few facts concerning the Dillon immigrant from Ireland that are presently known to this branch of the family. From researching census records, one is able to bring together a few ideas concerning Martin Dillon and his bride. Family traditions state that Martin came to the United States ahead of Mary in order to find a place for them to live. At this time it is unknown whether they married in Ireland or the United States. According to the 1900 census, Michael was born in August 1839 and probably immigrated to the United States after 1860. Due to a poor census copy, it is impossible for this writer to read the immigration information for Martin, but it appears that Mary may have immigrated in 1864 and had been in the United States for 36 years.' Their first United States census record occurs in Ohio in 1870. It lists two children, Michael, age 5 and Mary E. [Ellen], age six months, who were born in Ohio. This census also indicates that Martin and his wife Mary [A'Hearn?] were born in Ireland.' Still in Logan County, Ohio in 1880, the family included three more children: Elizabeth (6), Dennis J. (3), and Joanna (I).' By 1900 Martin, Mary and daughter Mary A. were living in Illinois, near or in Rankin, and Mary stated that she had given birth to nine children of which only five were living.'

In the same year, their first born, Michael, the head of this Arkansas line, with his wife Ruth [Prater] and sons lived at 419 Summit Avenue in Little Rock, Arkansas. He was a section foreman for the railroad with four children in the household: Leo M. [Michael], [John] William, Thomas P. [Paul], and James R. [Roland]. It appears that Michael and family moved from Ohio to Illinois between March 1891 and July 1893. They had been in Arkansas less than two years since James was born in Illinois in June 1898.' In 1910 Michael and family had moved from Summit Avenue to 2622 West Eleventh Street and Michael worked as Roadmaster (chief maintenance superintendent, one division) for the railroad. Ruth stated she had given birth to ten children of which only five were living, and they were all living at home.6 In 1920 Michael, Ruth and Nellie lived at 1000 Woodrow Street in Little Rock while son Roland and his wife, Cleo May, lived only a few doors away.' By 1920, Leo Michael has married Effie Turner, but is not enumerated in the household with her until 1930."

'1900 U.S. Census, Vermilion County, Butler Township, Illinois, p. 23B (Series T623, Roll 348, Heritage Quest). '1870 U.S. Census, Logan County, 97th District, Liberty Township, Ohio, p. 118B (Series MS93, Roll 1234,

Heritage Quest). '1880 U.S. Census, Logan County, West Liberty, Ohio, p. 116B (Series T9, Roll 1041, Heritage Quest). '1900 U.S. Census, Vermilion County, Butler Township, Illinois, p. 23B (Series T623, Roll 348, Heritage Quest). '1900 U.S. Census, Pulaski County, Big Rock Township, Arkansas, p. 283B (Series T623, Roll 73, Heritage Quest). 61910 U.S. Census, Pulaski County, Big Rock Township, Arkansas, p. 2A (Series T624, Roll 62, Heritage Quest). '1920 U.S. Census, Pulaski County, Big Rock Township, Arkansas, p. lOSA (Series T62S, Roll 79, Heritage Quest) '1930 U.S. Census, Pulaski County, Big Rock Township, Arkansas, p. 184A (Series T626, Roll 92, Heritage Quest)

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Michael J. Dillon Of West Liberty State of Ohio

Transcription of the Dillon Bible

by Rita Anderson

Marriage page of Michael and Ruth

AND

WERE UNITED IN HOLY MATRIMONY

Ruth J. Prater of West Liberty State of Ohio

ACCORDING TO THE RITE OF THE HOLY ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH At Gaylord, Michigau on the 13 day of June in the Year of

Witnesses: Our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred aud Eighty Six

Arthur Hall Eugene Ellis Ellie Hall Allice Ellis

Births

Ray Dillon Born March 8th 1887 Leo Michael Dillon Born June 15th 1889

John William Dillon Born March 4th 1891 Thomas Paul Dillon Born July lth 1893 James Roland Dillon Born Jan 2nd 1899

Ruth Dillon Borned September l3nd 1900 Joseph Lewis Dillon Borned Octo 25 1902

Bernard Dillon Oct 27 1903 Nellie Dillon Born January 19, 1905

Martin Dillon Born Aug 4th 1908 Lucile Dillon died 1911

Marriages

Paul Dillon Died December 18 1919

at St Louis Mo.

Deaths

Ray Dillon Died January 2nd 1888 Ruth Dillon Died September I3nd 1900 Joseph Lewis Dillon died July 23, 1902 Bernard M. Dillon Died August 13 1906

Martin Dillon Died Aug 23rd 1909

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AGS Spring Lecture

April 9, 2005 2301 South University

Little Rock, AR

The Arkansas Genealogical Society is proud to present Pamela Boyer Porter, CORS, COL an author, researcher, lecturer, and teacher specializing in Southeast Missouri, methodology, migration paths into and out of Missouri, and effective use of computer tools for genealogists.

Pam is co-author of Online Roots: How to Discover Your Family's History and Heritage with the Power of the Internet (Nashville, Tenn.: Rutledge Hill Press, 2003) and Research in Missouri (Washington, D.C.: NGS, 1999). She holds professional credentials as a Certified Genealogical Records Specialist and a Certified Genealogical Lecturer, both awarded by the Board for Certification of Genealogists. She is assistant director of the Regional In-depth Genealogical Studies Alliance (RIGSA), which presents workshops at regional branches ofthe National Archives and at state and local archives around the country, and is an honorary life member of St. Louis Genealogical Society. Pam is a former board member of the Federation of Genealogical Societies, a former genealogy instructor at St. Louis Community College, past editor of the Association of Professional

Genealogists Quarterly, and past chair ofSt. Louis Genealogical Society'S Computer Interest Group. She has spoken at genealogy conferences and seminars in more than twenty states.

The Cooperative Extension Service Building, 230 I South University, Little Rock, Arkansas will be the location of the all day event. A box lunch will be included in the registration fee. A registration form is in this quarterly with a list of the lectures to be presented.

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More Obituaries from the Southern Standard, Arkadelphia, Clark County, Arkansas

Submitted by Susan G Boyle

24 June 1876, p. 3, col. I

Capt. Ira Bridges, an old and highly respected citizen of this county, died at his residence in Hollywood, on the 2" day of June, in the seventy-seventh year of his age. He was born in Marlborough District, S. C., but has long been a resident of this county where he made many friends, by whom his death is sincerely mourned.

10 June 1926, p. 4, col. 2

A. J. THOMPSON The friends of Andrew J. Thompson will

regret to learn of his death, which occurred at the home of his son Robert Thompson in this city at 2:30 o'clock Saturday morning after a short illness.

Mr. Thompson was 79 years of age, was a member of the Masonic Lodge and a Confederate Veteran. He' had lived in the Hearn neighborhood near Arkadelphia for a number of years but moved to Arkadelphia about two years ago to make his home with his son. He was a member of the Baptist church and was agood and useful citizen.

He is survived by six children, four sons and two daughters: Mrs. Joe Carter and Robert, Raymond, George and Lester Thompson of Arkadelphia, and Mrs. Sid Clingan of Camden.

The funeral was held at Carter's Grave Yard near Hearn, at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon and the services were conducted by Rev. A. W. King, pastor of the Baptist church at Gurdon.

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17 June 1926, p. 4, col. I

MR. CHARLES ELLIOTT DIED SUDDENLY

His many friends throughout this part of Clark county will regret the sudden death of Mr. Charles Elliott, which occurred at his home near Curtis at about six o'clock on Tuesday evening. He died while sitting in a chair and without any indication of approaching death. His remains were interred in Richland cemetery near Springdale yesterday afternoon, the funeral being conducted by Rev. J. A. Sheets.

24 June 1926, p. 4, col. 1

MR. CHARLES ELLIOTT IS SURVIVED BY EIGHT CHILDREN Besides his widow, eight children survive

Mr. Charles Elliott, who died near Hart's Chapel last week. The children are Charlie Elliott, Mrs. Nettie Brown, Mrs. Suda White, Earl Elliott, Ray Elliott, and Misses Kariene and Christine Elliott all of whom live in this county and Mrs. Ola Crage, of Missouri.

Mr. Elliott, who was sixty-two years old, was a native of Alabama, but had lived in Clark county since he was a small child.

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Thursday, 28 June 1934, p. 3, col. 4

MRS. W. G JONES, AN OLD CITIZEN OF THE COUNTY

After about a ten day's serious illness, Mrs. Lou Jones, widow of the late W. G. Jones, died at the home of her grandson, Henry Thomas, out in the Cedar Grove neighborhood, on last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Jones was 79 years old, having been born in Georgia on Dec. 7, 1855. In 1873 she moved to Clark county with her family, when she was 18 years old and for 61 years has been a resident of the county.

She was first married to Henry Bridges and thirty-four years ago was married to Mr. Jones, who died about sixteen years ago. By her first husband she is survived by one son, John Bridges, and by two grandsons, Henry and John Thomas. She is also survived by four step-children, Sam and Gilbert Jones and Mrs. Lon Reeder and Mrs. Lee Walker. Mrs. Jones was the last of the older family of Thompsons to depart this life, her brothers, Jeff, Andrew and Seth Thompson, and sister, Mrs. Stoge Wilson, have died before she did.

The remains were interred on Sunday morning in the New Hope cemetery beside those of her first husband, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. 1. B. Stanfield, Methodist minister, pastor of the church. Mrs. Jones had been a member of the New Hope church since 1881.

19 July 1945, p. 1, col. 6

George Elliott of This City is Dead George Anderson Elliott, age 63, well

known resident of Hill Crest suburb, died at his home Wednesday night, after three years illness. He was the son of the late Charles and Liddy Elliott.

He is survived by his wife, by three daughters, Mrs. Ruth Francis, Mrs. Joy Bennett, and Jeanette, also married;

by two sons, 1. C. and Noble Elliott, both of the U. S. Army; one brother Charles R. Elliott, and one sister Mrs. Sude White, of near Arkadelphia.

Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Eck Patterson at Mt. Zion Baptist Church at 4;00 o'clock Thursday afternoon and burial was at Richmond cemetery. Arrangements were in charge of Murry's.

30 April 1964, p. 5, col. 3

Charlie R. Elliott Of Mt. Zion Died Friday

Charlie R. Elliott, 70, of Arkadelphia, (Mount Zion Community), died Friday morning in the Clark County Memorial Hospital.

He was born at Arkadelphia March 19, 1894. He was a member of the Arkadelphia Masonic Lodge No. 381 and the Woodmen of the World. He was a veteran of World War I, and served in Germany and France. He was a retired farmer.

Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Ruby Hanson Elliott; two sons, Lewis Elliott of Arkadelphia and Kenneth J. Elliott of Houston, Texas; one daughter, Mrs. Charlie Sue Thomas of Arkadelphia; one brother, Roy Elliott of Arkadelphia; four sisters, Mrs. I. M. White of Arkadelphia, Mrs. Frank Craig of Wellsville, Mo., Mrs. Corrine Smith of Camden, and Mrs. James Beck of Reseda, Calif; five grandchildren; and several nieces andnephews.

The funeral service was held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Mount Zion Baptist Church by the Rev. Ronnie G. Winstead. Burial was in the Richland Cemetery by Murry-Ruggles Funeral Home.

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23 May 1974, Sec 2, p. 8, col. 4

MRS. RUBY ELLIOTT Mrs. Ruby Rosita Elliott, aged 73, of

Arkadelphia, died Thursday in the Riverwood Nursing Home. She was the widow of Charles Elliott and a native of Mt. Pleasant, Texas. Mrs. Elliott was a member ofthe Mt. Zion Baptist Church.

Survivors include two sons, Kenneth Jewell Elliott and Louis Elliott, both of Houston, Tex.; one daughter, Mrs. Charles Thomas of Arkadelphia; one sister, Mrs. Pat Whisenhunt of Glenwood; six grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Funeral services were held Saturday at 3:30 p.m. in the Murry-Ruggles Funeral Chapel by Rev. Haskell M. Orrick. Burial was in the Richland Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Ross Wright, Jimmy Rowe, Norman Bell, Horace Bell, C. B. Wright, Ross Conant, Lloyd Conant and Floyd Thomas.

1 August 1974, p. 8, col. 4

Mrs. Ira M. White Mrs. IraM. White, age 85, of Arkadelphia,

died Monday in Clark County Nursing Home. She was a housewife and a member of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church.

Born September 19, 1888, she was a lifelong resident of Clark County.

Survivors include four sons, Walter White of Little Rock, and Leon, Charlie, and Jimmy White, all of Arkadelphia; three daughters, Mrs. Mildred Thomas of Bakersfield, Calif., Mrs. Floyd Ham and Mrs. Bobbie Moore of Arkadelphia; a brother, Roy Elliott of Arkadelphia; three sisters, Mrs. Frank Craig of Wellsville, Mo., Mrs. Christine Beck of Reseda, Calif., and Mrs. Corine Garrett of Camden; twenty-five grandchildren and thirty-one great grandchildren.

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Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in the Murry-Ruggles Funeral Chapel. Burial was in the Richland Cemetery.

Officiating at the funeral service was Dr. Nathan Porter.

29 July 1976, p. 10, col. 4

LEON WHITE Leon White, age 64, of the Gum Springs

Community, died Wednesday in the Clark County Memorial Hospital. He was a lifelong resident of Clark County, a retired carpenter and was a member ofthe Baptist Church.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Maurice Cox White of Gum Springs; two sons, Doug White and Aubrey White, both of Arkadelphia; three daughters, Mrs. Peggy Butler and Mrs. Onetha Caver, both of Arkadelphia, and Miss Kay White of Malvern; three brothers, Charlie White and Jimmy White, both of Arkadelphia and Walter White of Little Rock; three sisters, Mrs. Bobbie Moore and Mrs. Ethel Hamm, both of Arkadelphia; Mrs. Mildred Thomas of Oildale, Calif.; eight grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Funeral services were at 2 p.m. Friday in the Murry-Ruggles Funeral Chapel with Rev. Temon Jenkins officiating. Burial was in the Richland Cemetery.

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22 December 1983, p. 5, col. 1

Mrs. Myrtle Thomas Mrs. Myrtle Smothers Thomas, age 81 of

Arkadelphia, wife of William Henry Thomas, died Saturday, December 17, in the Twin Rivers Medical Center. A native of Paris, Texas, she and Mr. Thomas had been married 61 years, and she was a member of the DeGray Baptist Church.

Survivors besides her husband include two sons, Charles Thomas and Floyd Thomas, both of Arkadelphia, two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Schafer of Chesapeake, Virginia and Mrs. Betty Harrington of Little Rock; one brother, Joe Smothers of Bryant; three sisters, Mrs. Janie Bledsoe and Mrs. Pearl Bledsoe, both of Arkadelphia, and Mrs. Lucille Jones of Little Rock; ten grandchildren, fourteen great-grandchildren, and one great-greatgrandchild.

Funeral services were at II a.m. Monday, December 19, in the Murry-Ruggles Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Don Phillips and Rev. Wes Lites officiating. Burial was in Rest Haven Memorial Gardens.

Nephews were pallbearers.

Thursday, 23 January 1986, p. 8, col. 2

Charles Thomas Charles W. Thomas, 56, of Arkadelphia,

died Wednesday at the Twin Rivers Medical Center. He was the son of Henry and the late Myrtle Lee Smothers Thomas of Arkadelphia.

He was an employee ofthe Tac Equipment Co. Inc. of Camden and a Baptist.

Survivors besides his father include his wife, Charlie Sue Elliott Thomas of the home; two sons, Mike Thomas of Benton and Randy Thomas of Arkadelphia; one daughter, Shelia Pasley of Arkadelphia;

one brother, Floyd Thomas of Arkadelphia; two sisters, Betty Harrington of Little Rock and Dorothy Schafer of Chesapeake, Va.; and six grandchildren.

Funeral services were at 2 p.m. Friday at the Murry-Ruggles Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Oscar Golden and Rev. Gary Turner officiating. Burial was to be in the Richland Cemetery.

26 December 1990, p. 2, col. 1

William Henry Thomas William Henry Thomas, 89, of Arkadelphia,

died Monday, Dec. 24, 1990 at Baptist Medical Center of Arkadelphia. He was born Dec. 17, 190 I in Clark County, the son of the late Louie and Betty Bridges Thomas.

He was the widower of Myrtle Smothers Thomas, a retired farmer and a member ofthe DeGray Baptist Church.

Survivors include a son, Floyd Thomas of Arkadelphia; two daughters, Betty Norris of Little Rock and Dorothy Schafer of North Fork, Va.; 10 grandchildren; 16 greatgrandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild.

Funeral services were at 1 p.m. today at the Murry-Ruggles Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Gary Turner officiating. Burial was in Rest Haven Memorial Gardens.

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THE PASSING OF A PIONEER

Submitted by William T. Carter, 3rd great -grandson of Joseph Johns

Obituary as it appeared in "The Drew County Advance, Monticello, Arkansas, Tuesday, 2 6 Jun 1900, Page 2, Column 6."

Mr. Joseph Johns of this City Expired Tuesday Night at the Age Of Ninety-Two.

INTERRED AT ANDREWS CHAPEL

Mr. Joseph Johns died at his home in this city last Tuesday night at the age of ninetytwo. Interment at Andrews Chapel nine miles west of this place Wednesday morning.

Thus ended an eventful life. Joseph Johns was born in South Carolina

in 1808 and lived in that State until he reached manhood. His youth was cheerless and full of unrequited toil. On becoming "of age," he went to Alabama, where he was captured and held prisoner by the Creek Indians. At the commencement of the Seminole war ofthe Thirties, in which the Creeks figured more or less, he escaped and joined the army of Gen. Scott which was going to the relief of Florida settlers who were being massacred by Osceola and his Seminole warriors. Afterward he fought under Gen. Jesup and (then) Col. Zachary Taylor, and took part in some of the bloodiest battles of that bloody period. He was one of a party that killed a noted Seminole chief whose death, it is said, was a potent factor in forcing Osceola to begin peace negotiations.

After the death of Osceola in Fort Moultrie and the Seminoles were sent West, Mr. Johns returned to Alabama. Moving to Texas, he remained there a few months and returned to Alabama. Later he moved to Louisiana, and from there to Arkansas, settling in Ashley county in 1856. After living there two years he moved to Calhoun

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county, and from there to Drew county in 1870, settling at Barkada near where he now lies buried. Later he moved to this city where he resided until his death.

Mr. Johns made no pretentions to learning nor religion, but followed to the last hour his creed of Honesty, Truthfulness and Charity. His promises were fulfilled as surely as they were made, and he probably gave more liberally of his means to purposes of charity than any other man of similar fortune in this city. Whatever of good he may have done was not announced from the house tops nor heralded with trumpet and triangle, and it is probable that many recipients of his bounty knew not whom to thank for their good fortune. On one occasion he ordered a supply of groceries sent to a distressed family, and the grateful beneficiaries suppose to this day that the food was sent by the Ladies' Aid Society. The local papers mentioned the occurrence, and gave the Society credit for the kind act, greatly to the old gentleman's amusement.

Those farmers of small caliber who could not secure needed supplies from other sources for lack of security, rarely went to Mr. Johns and came away in disappointment. By these his loss will be felt keenly and it will be many a day before another comes to fill his place.

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Seaborn D. Reese Obituary

Submitted. by Mary Allen Brown

Taken from THE HEADLIGHT Sheridan, Arkansas, Thursday, September 19, 1895

IN MEMORIAM

Seaborn D. Reese, one of the oldest and most popular men in the county, died at his home in Sheridan, Saturday. He was born in Wilkerson County, Georgia, July 22, 1821, and was therefore in his 75'" year. His mother died when he was about 5 or 6 years of age and his father soon followed------*------whom he lived with until about his 15" year when his uncle was killed in some Indian trouble. At this early age the subject of this sketch unaided and alone commenced the battles oflife. He entered the schoolroom as a teacher at this early age and when he could not distinguish p from q, and by hard study prepared himself to teach those entrusted to his care. For about 20 years he devoted his time and talents to teaching, teaching in Georgia and this state to which he removed many long years ago. In 1847 he was married to Celia J. Deans and for more than 48 years, they toiled side by side and together they fought their way through long years of trial and aillictions. He was the father of nine children, seven of whom survive him. When the clouds of war hung heavy over this fair land of ours, he shouldered his gun and fought for his home and friends. Under the ministry of Rev. J. M. Ferguson about thirty years ago, he professed religion and joined the Methodist E. Church, South, and from that time to the day of his death he was a great lover of its doctrines and polity(sic). He filled all demands made upon him by church or state.

Since the erection of the Methodist church in this place, he has been forward at all times in maintaining it and by his liberal gifts the church has ---*----he has been steward in this church since our removal to this place. For ten years Squire S. D. Reese was Sheriff and collector of this county and retired from office at his own will. He was mayor of Sheridan at the time of his death. During his incumbency of the Sheriffs office we never knew a more popular officer and when he retired from it his friends could be counted by the hundreds and were bound to him by hooks of steel.

Squire Reese will be sadly missed in Sheridan. He had accumulated a moderate fortune for these times and used it in acts of benevolence and charity. After a funeral sermon at the Methodist church by Rev. W. W. Mills, he was buried Sunday, about noon at the graveyard in this town, by the Masonic fraternity of which he had long been a serious member in the presence of the largest gathering we have ever seen on a similar occasion in this county.

To his grief stricken wife and children, we join their many friends in sympathy.

* unreadable parts of the obituary

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MORE CHARTER FAULKNER COUNTY CITIZENS LISTED

The Log Cabin Democrat, Friday April 2, 1948

Conway, Faulkner County, Arkansas

Submitted by Harrod L. Flake, 3709 Idlewild, North Little Rock, AR

great-grandson of Dr. George Washington Leonard Harrod.

Dr. George W. L. Harrod, who still lives not far from where he was born in the Brown community on upper Palarm creek January 25, 1869, has been practicing medicine in Faulkner county for about 55 years. His father was also a physician, Dr. George Harrod, one ofthe county's earliest pioneers, and his mother was Mrs. Pamelia Witcher Harrod. In 1894 Dr. Harrod was married to Zora Evans, who died in October 1909. Ofthis union there were two daughters living, Mrs. Ruby Talley of Vilonia and Miss Pearl Harrod of Texas. His second wife was Grace Irene Goodsell, whom he married in December, 1918, and they have one daughter, whose name the data given the Log Cabin Democrat did not supply. Dr. Harrod began the practice of medicine in 1893.

Capt. (Dr.) George W. Harrod b. April 21, 1836, Clarksville, Yell Co., AR

d. Feb. 23, 1893, near Vilonia, AR

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Dr. George Washington Leonard Harrod b. Jan. 25, 1870 about 5 mi. NW of Vilonia,

Faulkner Co., AR d. July 26, 1952, Faulkner Co., AR

[Editors' Note: The Log Cabin Democrat article gave Dr. Harrod's birth date as January 25, 1869, but a note on the back of the photo gave the birth date as January 25, 1870. The 1870 date is confirmed by the 1900 census.]

Outstanding in at least two respects is Madison Coleman ("Crow") Hawkins, who lives across the road from his birthplace two

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miles north of Mt. Vernon. He has never traveled farther than 75 miles from his home and has never tasted liquor, used tobacco or drunk coffee or even a coke. Mr. Hawkins was born April 3, 1868, the son ofBrehon and Lottie Gray Hawkins who came from Tennessee and settled here in the 1840s. He is the youngest child and only survivor of nine children born to his parents. September 14, 1890, he was married to Sarah Jane Davidson, daughter of W.W. and Mollie Heffington. Mrs. Hawkins died June 9, 1935. Of their children eight are living and all reside in or near Mt. Vernon except a daughter, Mrs. Mary Davis of Conway. The others are C.C., Alonzo, A.1. and George Hawkins, Mrs. Ollie Bell, Mrs. Jennie Sparrow and Mrs. Lottie Davis.

Mr. Hawkins has 14 grandchildren and the same number of great-grandchildren. He said he could remember when great flocks of carrier pigeons obscured the skies and darkened the earth as they flew over. He has served as road overseer, school director and for 40 years was a deacon in Bethany Baptist church.

John 1. Connor of Greenbrier is another native and lifelong citizen of Faulkner county, who was here before the county was formed. He was born six miles east of Greenbrier, December 19, 1871, a son of James W. and Gracie Simons Connor. The former came from Tennessee and the latter from Kentucky, before the civil war, and Mr. Connor's father served in the Confederate army. Mr. Connor did not marry until July 3, 1927, when he was 55 years old. His wife the former Lillie Kirby, is a daughter of Joe and Laura Kirby of Greenbrier. They have no children. Mr. Connor is still active in his lifelong pursuit, the carpenter's trade.

Brief data on two "charter" citizens were sent to the Log Cabin Democrat by its Woodrow correspondent, Mrs. G. W. Jones: "Bease Williams, 87 years of age, is native of this county, where he was born August

19, 1860, and has lived all his life. He is a son of James and Sarah Williams. Mrs. Mattie Williams, 79, was born November 19, 1868, the daughter of William and Emily Jones, and has remained in Faulkner county all her life."

William Zachariah Smith of Conway was born in the Union Valley community near Enola January 16, 1870 and is a lifelong citizen of Faulkner county. He is a son of David and Sarah Brooks Smith. He has no children, but has two sisters and four brothers, one of whom, Mrs. IN. Matthews, is the Log Cabin Democrat's Enola correspondent.

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March 19, 2005 Family History Workshop

Village Genealogical Society Hot Springs Village, AR

Coronado Center 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

The Village Genealogical Society announces an all day workshop featuring Lloyd Bockstruck, FNGS. His topics will include "British Isles Research. The Pennsylvania Dutch. Identifying the Maiden Names of Females. and Pitfalls of Genealogical Reasearch". Fee: $20 postmarked by Feb. 12, 2005, $25 after Feb. 12. Please contact Dennis Zymbo\y at 65 Atrayente Way, Hot Springs Village, AR 71909 or e-mail [emailprotected]

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Nineteenth Century Arkansas Ancestry Certificate for Donald Mack Arthurs

through John W. Sullivan & Julia Francis Brockman

Submitted by Donald Mack Arthurs 6126E. 610Rd.

Locust Grove, OK 74352 [emailprotected]

Donald Mack Arthurs received a Certificate of Arkansas Ancestry for the nineteenth century based on the documentation he submitted for the following lineage. The nineteenth century ancestors were John W. Sullivan and Julia Francis Brockman who were resident in Benton County, Arkansas at the time of the enumeration of the 1900 census.

John Wash ; Julia francis SULLIVAN BROCKMAN b: 26 Mar 1845 in Hardin COunty, Kentucky b: 30 Nov 1852 in Taylor County, Kentucky d: as Dec 1930 in Centerton, Benton County, Arkansas m: 29 Dec 1870 in Green County, Kentucky

d: 26 Mar 1926 in Centerton, Benton County, Arkansas

Minerva E. ' Perry Davis • SULLIVAN ARTHURS . b: 11 Dec 1874 In Green county, Kentucky b: 27 lUll 1870 in Borton, Su/fi"an County, Missouri : d: 091uII 1957 in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma m: 23 Apr 1899 in Seba, Benton County, ArkanS4S

. d: 21 Oct 1942 in Tahlequah, Cherokee County, Oklahoma

I i George Rudolph Mary

ARTHURS BEEMAN b: 06 lUll 1908 in Jay, Delaware County, Oklahoma b: 13 Oct 1912 in Turkey Ford, Delaware County, Oklahoma d: 04 Feb 1980 in Pryor, Mayes County~ Oklahoma m: 28 Jul1929 in Jay, Delaware County, Oklahoma

: d: OS Dec 1993 In Pryor, Mayes County, Oklahoma

Donald Mack . ARTHURS

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Territorial Arkansas Ancestry Certificates for J. B. Roberts

through Drury Arrington & Nancy P. Corthon

Submitted by J. B. Roberts 1400 Amarillo St.

Plainview, TX 79072

J. B. Roberts received two Certificates of Arkansas Ancestry for the territorial period based on the documentation he submitted for the following lineage. The territorial ancestors were Drury Arrington and Nancy P. Corthon who were resident in Crawford County, Arkansas, at the time of the enumeration of the 1830 census. Drury Arrington was listed as a magistrate in Crawford County in 1829.

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I b: 03 May J785 In North Carolina or Virpinia 9 b: 24 Mar 1.786 In Pas. Georgia do' Bet. 1830 - J840 in Cntwforrj or Scott County, ArkaRSils ! m: Bef. 1800 In Probably Georgia

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I d: Bet. 1850 - 1860 in Pas. Travis c.ounty, Texas 1 m: Abt. J833 In Arkansas . . I d: 11 Feb 1901 in Travis County, Tex-.s

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I'. Thomas Wood Emily lane ,. ARRINGTON SMITH

! b: 1.6 Mar 1844 In Cherokee COunty, Texas b: 1850 In Artansas 1 d: 01 Apr 1925 in Mertens, Hili County, Texas I m: Nov 1865 In Johnson COUnty, Texas :J lId: 14 Apr 1893 in Gnmbury, Hood County, Texas

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r---------------l-----------.-----"~ ,------- --------··1 I Sarah Joanna ] James Franklin I ARRINGTON . ROBERTS I b: 03 Oct 1874 in Hood County, Texas II b: JO lUll J861 10 Carroll County, Missouri ! d: 27 Jun 1962 in Quanllh, Harr:Jeman County, TexiJS l ro: 22 Dec 1892 in HIli County, Texas :J l do' 25 Jut 1921 in Quanah, Hardemtln COUnty, Texas t.m.;-m:+'~~:Ik~~_~~~1tt ,~m.tlll1III:i!i!;;:IDiI::«i1S~

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Territorial Arkansas Ancestry Certificate for Barbara Walker Ray

through Matthew Maury Fontaine/Fountain

Submitted by Barbara Walker Ray 4351 Brights Bend

Missouri City, TX 77459-4278 [emailprotected]

Barbara Walker Ray received a Certificate of Arkansas Ancestry for the territorial period based on the documentation she submitted for the following lineage. The territorial ancestors were Matthew Maury Fontaine/Fountain and Patsy Johnson Fontaine who were resident in Hempstead County, Arkansas, in 1828 according to the 1828 Hempstead Tax List.

Matthew Maury FONTAINE/FOUNTAIN b: 21 May 1781 in North Carolina d: 23 JulJ.879 in Ozan, Hempstead Co., Arkansas

b: 03 Apr 1797 m: 17 Dec 1815 in Christian Co., Kentucky d: 11 Feb 1834 fn Hempstead Co., Arkansas

Mary Jane FONTAINE/FOUNTAIN

, b; 1.0 Feb 1822 in Arkansas

Andrew lackson WALLACE b: Abt. 1815 in Arkansas

d: 19 Mar 1860 in Arkansas m: 24 Jun 1840 in Arkansas

i Wilson Polk WALLACE b: 09 Aug 1844 in Ozan, Hempstead Co., Arlt:ansas d: 11 Jul1938 in Ozan, Hempstead Co., Arkansas

f , Mary Elizabeth i WALLACE i b: 09Sep 1893 in Onn, Hempstefld Co., Arkansas , d: 07 Dec 1975 In Camden, Ouachita Co., Arkansas

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Mattie Louise MCNUTT b: 21 Jul1918 in Ozan, Hempstead Co., Arkansas d: 22 Dec 1991 in Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas

. ,-. Barbara Elizabeth WALKER

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. Mattie Alexandra Goldberg VERGNES b: 18 Aug 1861 in Texas ro: 11 Dec 1889 in Bowie Co., Texas d: 14 Dec 1948/n Ozan, Hempstead Ca., Arkansas

b: 02 Sep 1887 In Searcy, White Co.~ Arkansas m: 22 Sep 1912 in Ozan, Hempstead Co., Arkansas d: 26 Nov 1969 In Jefferson, Marlon Co.~ Texas

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WALKER,lr. b: 11 Apr 1916 in Waldo, Columbia Co., Arkansas m: 11 lUn 1942 in Ouachita co., Arkansas d: 18 Dec 1983 in Chidester., Ouschita Co., Arkansas

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Break & Vendors

More Rogues and Rascals We will continue with more unsavory characters.

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Pamela Boyer Porter, CGRS, CGL, is an author, researcher, lecturer, and teacher specializing in Southeast Missouri, methodology, migration paths into and out of Missouri, and effective use of computer toolsfor genealogists. Pam is co-author of Online Roots: How to Discover Your Family's History and Heritage with the Power of the Internet (Nashville, Tenn.: Rutledge Hill Press, 2003) and Research in Missouri (Washington, D.C.: NGS, 1999). She holds professional credentials as a Certified Genealogical Records Specialist and a Certified Genealogical Lecturer, both awarded by the Boardfor Certification of Genealogists. She is assistant director of the Regional In-depth Genealogical Studies Alliance (RIGSA), which presents workshops at regional branches of the National Archives and at state and local archives around the country, and is an honorary life member of St. Louis Genealogical Society. Pam is aformer board member of the Federation of Genealogical Societies, aformer genealogy instructor at St. Louis Community College, past editor of the Association of Professional Genealogists Quarterly, and past chair of St. Louis Genealogical Society's Computer Interest Group. She has spoken at genealogy conferences and seminars in more than twenty states.

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Territorial Arkansas Ancestry Certificate for Mary Cooper Maris

through Nicholas Peay & Juliette Neill

Submitted by Jo Ann Cooper 606 Sequoia Drive

Jonesboro, AR 72401 [emailprotected]

Mary Cooper Maris received a Certificate of Arkansas Ancestry for the territorial period based on the documentation submitted for the following lineage. The territorial ancestors were Nicholas Peay and Juliette Neill Peay. Nicholas Peay appears in the 1830 Pulaski County Census.

Nicholas PEAY

i luliette I NEILL

b: 19 May 1784 In Virgin/II ~ b: 26 Mar 1793 In F~rlc/( COUnty, Virginia d: 03 May 1843 in Uttle Rock, Pulaski County, ArkIln.s4S ,--; m: 14 ]un .%814 In SheffJyvll~, Shelby County, Kentucky

d: :IS Mar 1847 In Walnut Grove, near Uttle Rock, Pulll:ski County, Ari(;msas

---'" ! Go..-don Neill ; PEAY

Sue CREASE

; b: 12 Dec 1819 In Kentucky d: 14 Dec J,876/n Little Rock, Pulaski County, ArbnSils

Mollie Crease PEAY

• b.- 25 Jun 1856 In UttJe Rock, Puiliski COlJIJty, Af1(a(lSas d: 10 Oct 1944 In UttJe Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas

b: :Z7 Feb 1836 In Alexandria, Fairfax COunty, Vfrglnl4 m,' 22 Feb 1854/n uttfe RocJr., Pulaski County, ArklJn~s d: 26 Mill iSH In Little Rock, Pul.skl Ccvnty, Arl<lrnsss

William Booker WORTHEN b: 17 ~ 1852 in UU1e Rod:, Pulaski County, A/'k;fm.as m: 03 Jun 1879 in Uttle Rod<, Pulaski County, ArlaInsas d: 23 Oct 1911 in Little Rock, Pulsskl C<wnty, Arbnsas

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Sue Peay il i Mahlon Dickerson $ WORTHEN fi i OGDEN, Sr. fl

, b: 07 Jun 1881 in Little I«x;k, Pulaski County, Arkansas U~ b: 050« J881 In Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansl/S j i do' Z4 Apr 1954 In Ut:tJe Rack, Pulaskf C<wnty, At1c6ns.t$ II ; m: 14 Nov 19D7 in Utth! R.ock, Pulnl<l County, Arkanus : 0 1 d: 03 ~p 1947 In LIttle Rock, Pullfski County, 'Arkansas i hil";i"."'"iJM~\J''''fJ''~'';Olr,'''D";t:X..t;tll01"';:'hl'.''lWIF;.u1!>N:*-,!llfj;''~;W",wdl "D4;41t~"!;Wf<$~lJ;'ID$WH~~li:'~~\;:"\"'I>""\\\'d·ml:liI'~ .-

C., -Alta . Guy OGDEN : MARIS, Jr. Co' 21 Nov J916 In Little RodV Pulllski County, At*ansas b: 01 Sep J911 in Urtte Rock, Pulaski County; Ark;fn.~$ d: 02 Jiln J982/n HI/rrison, Boone County, Arkansas m: 27 Nov 1917 In uttle Rode, Pulaskf County, Arksn$lls

d: 15 Jun 1974 In Little Rock, Pull/ski County, Arkllns/IS

Mary Cooper MARIS

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Antebellum Arkansas Ancestry Certificate for Eugene Lee Maris, III

through George Alfonso Worthen, Sr. & Louisa Jane Booker

Submitted by Jo Ann Cooper 606 Sequoia Drive

Jonesboro, AR 72401 [emailprotected]

Eugene Lee Maris, III received a Certificate of Arkansas Ancestry for the antebellum period based on the documentation he submitted for the following lineage. The ante-bellum ancestor was George Alfonso Worthen, Sr. who was resident in Pulaski County, Arkansas, at the time of the enumeration of the 1850 census.

George Alfons'o Louisa Jane WORTHEN, Sr. BOOKER b; 18 ]un 1.816 In Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky b: 08 Oct .1 827 in Springfield, washIngton County, Kentucky d: 30 Jan 1864 in Uttle Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas m; .14 Nov 1849 In Springfield, Washington County, Kentucky

d: 29 Mar 1895 In Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas

William Booker Mollie Crease WORTHEN PEAY b: 17 Sep 1852 in Uft{e Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas b: 25 lun 1855/n Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas d: 23 Oct 1911 in Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas m: 03 lun l879 in Little Rock, Pvlilski County, Arkansas

d: 10 OCt 1944 In Uttle Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas

Sue Peay Mahlon Dickerson WORTHEN OGDEN, Sr. b: 07 Jun 1881 In Uttle Rock, Pulaski County, Arkl1lnsas b: 05 Dec 1881 In Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkan.sas d: 24 Apr 1954 in Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas m: 14 Nov 1907 in Little Rock, Pullfski County, Arkansas

d: 03 Sep 1947 In Lfttfe Rock, Pulaski County, ArkanSlts

Alta Guy OGDEN MARIS, Jr. b: 21 Nov 1.916 in Little Rock, Pulilski County, Arkansas b: 01 Sep 1911 in Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas d: 02 Jan 1982 in Harriwn, Boone County, Arkansas m: 27 Nov 1937 In Little Rack, Pulaski COunty, Arkansas

d; 1.5 Jun 1974 ;n Little Rock, Pulaskf county, Arkansas

Eugene Lee I=l Barbara Anne MARIS, Sr. BREIT

Eugene Lee 1=

Kristin ·paige MARIS, Jr. COOPER

Eugene lee MARIS III

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Do you recognize this person? Or the pin on his lapel?

If so, then tell us. E-mail [emailprotected] to AGS, P. O. Box 17653, Little Rock, AR 72222

He was a Faulkner County resident.

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The Arkansas Genealogical Society is unable to do research upon request. The society's volunteer board operates without an office, a library, or a staff. Arkansas Genealogical Society members may submit Arkansas related queries to [emailprotected] or to Arkansas Genealogical Society, P.O. Box 17653, Little Rock, AR 72222. Anyone who is interested may also join our internet mailing list [emailprotected].

AGAN - REYNOLDS - HANSON: Seek contact with any descendants of William M. Agan born 1823 SC, ml Nancy Ann Reynolds 1842 Jackson Co GA. Their children William H. b 1843 GA, m Senith Wilkins 1860, Pickens Co GA, d 1863; John H. or F. b 1846 GA; James A. b 1848 GA, m Deborah Anderson 1873 Hempstead Co AR; Greenberry b 1850 GA, m Mahala Davis 1871 Hempstead Co AR; Thomas M. m Sarah Ann Fuller 1872 Hempstead Co AR; Andrew J. b 1854 GA, m Callie Jerles 1881 Clark Co AR; Nancy A. P. b 1858 GA, m James W. Hanson 1873, Hempstead Co AR. Susan Boyle, 57 Plantation Acres Drive, Little Rock, AR 7221 0-3627; 501-455-9921; email [emailprotected].

BRASHER - WILLIAMS - CHALONER: My grandparents William Chilton Brasher, aka W.C. and Vickie Augusta Cowger, nee Pilgrim, m2 25 June 1893, had two children, Bessie, b 1894 and Fannie, b 1896 Palo Pinto Co TX. They moved from Palo Pinto ca 1900 to Marshall Co Indian Territory and had four more children. W.e. d 1908. He was a schoolteacher. Vickie m3 E.W. Williams, b 1871 in AL. Would like to know when and where he died. At my discharge from WWll, 22 Sep 1945, I went to visit Vickie, who was living with her daughter, Bessie Brasher, m Birt Chaloner 1912. They lived at Redfield, Jefferson Co AR. Want to find out more about Vickie and where and when she died, probably after 1945 in AR? Appreciate any information. Robert E. Brasher, Jr., 6855 Driscoll St., Long Beach, CA 90815-4808 562-430-2903

BUNCH - MCCLURE - CAMP - RIDDLE - PUTMAN - JENKINS - HOLLEY -MOBBS - WHITTAMORE: Looking for information on Dona P. Bunch who ru John Thomas McClure about 1896 in Mississippi Co AR. Arthur e. Camp who rul Paralee Riddle abt 1910 in Lee Co AR; m2 Ruth Reta Putman abt 1917 Lee Co AR. J.D. and Elsie Jenkins from Floyd, AR. Willard T. Holley who m Noma Mobbs, possibly in Lonoke or Pulaski Co AR. Whittamores who came from or around Brownsville TN to AR, (they were cotton pickers) abt 1950. Kathryn Whittamore, P.O. Box 1867, Benton, AR 72018-1867; email [emailprotected]

CLUIS: Seeking descendents of David and Mary Cluis of Little Rock. Jean Jerome and Emilie Cluis came from France to Alabama (Marengo County, later Mobile) about 1820 as members of the Vine and Olive colony. Mary Cluis was in Little Rock in 1966, and spoke to: Ann Kendall Ray, 15 Belleair Drive, Memphis, TN 38104-2726.

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CUMMINGS - MANGRUM: Emma Louise Cummings b II Feb 1889 in Earle, AR; d 14 Jul 1914 in Marked Tree, AR; m. Joseph Edward Mangrum 30 Aug 1908. She was my grandmother on my mother's side. I cannot find her burial place. Patricia Brower, P.O. Box 624, San Manuel, AZ 85631 email [emailprotected]

CURTIS: I am looking for information on my ggparents John H. Curtis b 1858 and Emily (last name unknown) b 1862. They were listed in the 1880 census of Garland Co, Hot Springs Twp with my gmother Rosa 9 mo. Emily died about 1883 after the birth of a boy named Joe. John went on to marry Susan Jacobs and we think they had 2 daughters. Elsa M. Chyz, 23 Timber Creek Way, Shawnee, OK 74804-1150.

DANIELL - TOMME: Seeking info on date & place of marriage for Isaac W.H. Daniell & Marian Elizabeth Tomme in early 1850s. Thought to be Bradley Co but no record found. Dr. Ruby Daniels Gordon, 13373 N Plaza del Rio Blvd, Peoria, Arizona 85381-4873 email [emailprotected]

ESTEP - COLLIE - RAY: Would like information on Nancy Estep, Bill Estep, Victoria Collie, Joe Collie or Ray people. Clarence Ray in Malvern AR or somewhere in De Roche Hot Spring Co, Pine Bluff, Ft. Smith or Social Hill. These people were Cherokee Indians. Bonnie J. Fox, 9 Ave A, Geneva, NY 14456

GRIFFIN: Thomas Dade Griffin - NC by 1810 Isaac Clay Griffin - AR Civil War Benjamin Franklin Griffin - AR - Civil War d Feb 1901, Ft. Smith, bur Ft. Smith National Cemetery. Ann W. Condren, 1428 Southwest 72, Oklahoma City, OK 73159-3440

MULLIN: Swift and William MURRIN: Samuel HOMESLY OR HOMSLEY: John JAMES: Mary or Adam Bradley Sue Howell, 722 Ridgeway, Dallas, TX 75214

POWER: I would like to contact any of the descendants of John Belue Power who moved his family from Laurens Co SC to Pike Co AR, in the fall of 1858. I would also like to contact the descendants of James E. Power, a brother to John Belue Power, who moved his family from Laurens Co SC to Hempstead/Howard Co. Ralph A. Coston, P.O. Box 163, Warren, AR 71671, phone 870-226-7294, email: [emailprotected]

ROLLINS - BENSON: Researching John Strange Rollins, b abt 1832, and brothers, b GA. Lived MS, central AR. Ggfather Martin Benson family b 1836 GA, lived TX, AR, Lonoke Co. Also, Carr, Lisenby, McCollom, Hicks, Evans, Tolbert. All except Carrs lived Prairie & Lonoke Co Billie Lisenby Dougherty, P.O. Box 68, Cabot, AR 72023-0068, email [emailprotected]

STEVENS - BASS - CHILDRESS - FOOTE: Christopher Columbus Stevens b 1851, Desoto Co MS. Wife #1: Sally W. Childress b 22 Dec 1876. Wife #2: Nancy Caroline Bass. Nancy &

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C. C. Stevens m 16 Dec 1880 in Lonoke Co AR. Twins: boy Claude and girl Fioy DesArc Stevens (my grandmother) b 24 Apr 1884. Fioy m Edward Jackson Foote 4 Feb 1911 in Little Rock, AR. Mrs. Dorothy Keys, 1801 Winne Avenue, Helena, MT 59601-4706, 406-449-2136, email [emailprotected]

SWAIM - FERGUSON - ROGERS - STANFILL: Madison and Washington Co., AR. Henry Swaim (1826 Athens Co., OH - 1904 Madison Co., AR) m. 1847 Amanda Thomas Davis (1825 - 1909). Children: Augusta Swaim Ferguson (1847 - ?), Charley Swaim (1850 -?) and John W. Swaim (1855 - ?); connected lines Stanfill, Rogers, Adkins, Tucker, Camp, Ferguson. Margaret Nixon, 8807 Boulder Lane, Little Rock, AR 72227, email [emailprotected]

TAYLOR: Lucretia Taylor b 1803 NC d 1865 and buried in Huie Cemetery, Van Buren Co AR. She married Arthur Treadaway and had eleven children, two are known to be buried in AR. One was Nancy Treadaway b 1828 NC d 1905 in Van Buren Co AR and is buried in Treadaway Graveyard (Maxwell Cemetery). Charlene Merle Presley, 12413 N. 25th Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85029-2532

TURNER: Seeking info about family of Jesse J. Turner b TN 1833/34 d Lonoke Co AR and wife Melvina b NC or MS ca 1828, d? Family listed in 1860 Shelby Co TN and 1870 Pulaski Co AR censuses. Robert R. Edwards, 300 Lakeridge Drive, Russellville, AR 72802, email [emailprotected]

WALKER - DENTON: Ephriam Walker from TN on 1857 Saline Co tax roll. Wife Elizabeth Denton b ca 1833 TN. Her siblings: Jonah & Wm C. Denton. A J.P. Denton age 71 is living with Elizabeth in 1880 Hot Sp Co. Need their parents & any other info. Margie Koutroulis, 207 Rainbow Dr. Box 10706, Livingston, TX 77399-2007, email [emailprotected]

WELCH - YOUNGER - HARPER: Interested in information on John Caleb Welch (20 May 1855 - 15 Nov 1929). His I't wife was Carrie Belle Younger (9 Sep 1858 AL - 5 Jan 1891 Cotton Plant, AR). His 2nd wife was Ida Mae Harper (2 Dec 1876 -7 Sep 1928 Searcy AR). His children were Edna, Holland, Carrie Helen, Y.Z., Thomas, Enoline, Louise, and Ed. Gary & Virginia Ross, 1000 Wade Hampton, Benbrook, TX 76126, email [emailprotected]

WHEAT - GAMBLIN - TURMAN -- MILLER: Seek info on James R. Wheat and wife Julia Gamblin Wheat, parents of Verna (1893-1926) and her husband Nathan Mack Turman (1890-1965) whose parents were William Robert Turman (1859-1932) and wife Maggie Miller Turman (1862-1948). Lawrence & Sharp Co. Norma Barrett, 504 S.W. West Street, DeKalb, TX 75559

WOOD(W)ARD - WARREN: Interested in exchanging info Thomas Wood(w)ard, b abt 1801 in NC d 1850-1860 near Pine Bluff AR, and his wife Mourning Warren b abt 1801 in NC daft 1860 near Pine Bluff AR. Children were William W., Henry T., Elijah V., Willis W., Worrel, Martha E., and Sarah O. Robert E. Robertson, 3276 S. Hiwan Dr., Evergreen CO 80439-8926

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A. J. Mine Personnel Index +/-1914-1944 A. J. Closure (with some beyond 1944) [Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company and its Holdings] & Partial Index of Alaska Gastineau & Perseverance Mine Personnel. Index by Gastineau Genealogical Society in conjunction with Alaska State Library, Historical Collections Staff 466 pp. Order from Juneau-Douglas City Museum, 155 South Seward Street, Juneau, Alaska 99801. Price probably about $13. Email [emailprotected] for exact price, or call 907-586-3572.

This CD contains a series of indexes that document people who worked, and sometimes died, in several mines in the area of Juneau, Alaska, in the early twentieth century. It was produced in Microsoft Word and consequently is immediately usable by a large number of computer users.

The Alaska Juneau mineworkers index contains 11,458 names, 58 of which show a birthplace of Arkansas. A Supplemental Index to Fatal Accidents/Deaths contains 203 names, some of which are also in the first index. An additional partial index of persons who worked III the Alaska Gastineau Mine and Perseverance Mine 1917-1921 contains an additional 731 names.

The CD opens up in a page of icons that provide access to the different parts of the database. A Contents page provides the icon code descriptions. The Introduction to the A. J. Index includes Family History Library fi 1m numbers of Juneau funeral home records. An Appendix to the Introduction contains an application for a search of Juneau funeral records, abbreviations, codes, and footnotes.

The Alaska Juneau personnel index is searchable in four different sorts: by

surname; given name; country, state and surname; and Soundex code and surname. Information includes the State Historical Library location of the person's file; the full name; date of birth or age at hire date; birth country or state; spouse, parent, or other associated person; the kinds of records on file for that person; and his surname Soundex code. Death dates are provided for some workers. Among the Arkansas natives, the earliest birth noted was about 1860, and at least one death date was listed.

The Supplemental Index of Fatal Accident Deaths includes footnotes of sources on every page.

The Introduction to the Partial Index of Alaska Gastineau/Perseverance Mine Personnel 1917-1921 indicates the information was extracted from accident reports with additional information from funeral records. Persons who may be the same as in the other index are noted.

The Gastineau Index is available in a surname sort and a soundex/sumame sort.

A Mini Mine Glossary contains definitions of words like mucker and nipper.

The Gastineau Genealogical Society copyrighted the CD and provided reproduction rights to the Alaska State Historical Library, the Family History Library, and the Juneau Douglas City Museum.

If you have family members who may have gone to Alaska to work in a gold mine before 1945, you should take a look at this CD. It is a great example of a successful volunteer genealogical effort.

Susan Gardner Boyle Little Rock, Arkansas

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Abbott .................................. 113 Ablondi

Aldo ................................... 58 Abshier ................................. 113 Adair .................................... 113

Mansel ............................... 85 Winney ............................. 85

Adams .................................. 113 Jacob .................................. 87 W.M .................................. 52

Adcock ................................. 113 Adelman

Harry .................................. 67 Adkins .......................... 1 13, 190 Agan ..................................... 113

Andrew J ......................... 188 Greenberry ....................... 188 James A ........................... 188 John ................................. 188 Nancy A. P ...................... 188 Thomas M ....................... 188 William H ........................ 188 William M ....................... 188

Agee J. M .................................... 53 John J. ................................ 53 Monroe .............................. 53

A'Hcarn Mary ................................ 167

Ainley ................................... I 13 Akin ...................................... 113 Alexander ............................. 113

Julien ........................... 68, 70 L. J.. ....................... 66, 67, 69 Louis J ............................... 66 Phyllis .......................... 67, 70 Sadie ............................ 68, 70 Stanley ............. 66, 67, 69, 70

Alford ................................... 1 13 Allen

John ................................... 52 Allington .............................. 113 Almond ................................. 113 American Fruit Growers ......... 72 Anderson .............................. I 13

Carolyn Coe ..................... 145 Deborah ........................... 188 Marvin ............................... 72 Rita .................................. 167 Virgil ................................. 72

Consolidated Index June-December 2004

Ankgtion ............................... I13 Anthamatten ......................... 113 Arbuckle

S.D .................................... 52 Archibald .............................. I13 Arkansas Orchards, Inc .......... 72 Armstrong

A ....................................... 53 William .............................. 52

Arnold Caroline A. ........................ 79 Caroline Matilda ................ 80 Clifton Pierce ..................... 80 David Saxon ...................... 80 Jack .................................... 65 John H ............................... 79 John Hardin ....................... 80 Juliann ............................... 80 Juliann/Julian ..................... 80 Louisa Jane ........................ 80 Lucinda P .......................... 80 Lucinda Temperance ......... 80 Martha H ........................... 80 Mary B. P .......................... 79 Mary Blanton ..................... 80 Robert E ............................. 80 Sarah A. E ................... 79, 80 Temperance Lucinda ......... 80 Thomas ........................ 72, 79 Thos. A. ............................. 80 William B. ......................... 80 William Bideston ............... 79 William E .................... 79, 80 William Edward ................ 80

Arrington Drury ............................... 183 John L. "Jack" .................. 183 Sarah Joanna .................... 183 Thomas Wood ................. 183 W. R. ................................. 53

Arthurs Donald Mack ................... 182 George Rudolph .............. 182 Perry Davis ...................... 182

Ashbrook.. ............................ 113 Anise .................................. 85 Ansom ............................... 85 Belle .................................. 85 Charlotte ............................ 85 Ephriam A ......................... 85 Hannah .............................. 85

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John G ............................... 85 John S ................................ 85 Minnie ............................... 85 Viola M ............................. 85

Ashcraft ................................ I 13 Ashley .................................. 159 Atkins

B. T.. .................................. 53 Dora Marshall .................. 139

Atkinson S. W ................................... 72

Atwell ................................... I13 Austin ................................... I 13

F ........................................ 53 Aylett

W. L ................................... 72

Bachus A. W .................................. 52

Bacon G. D ................................... 72

Bailey ................................... I 13 Baird

Luvisa ................................ 80 William H .......................... 80

Baker .................................... I 13 Annie Laura ..................... 163 Benjamin Franklin ........... 162 Dewitt T.. ......................... 162 IdaJ ................................. 163 J. D .................................... 73 Joe ..................................... 73 John P .............................. 163 Jonathan ........................... 162 Lila M .............................. 140 Lottie E ............................ 163 Martha ............................. 144 Mary Susan ...................... 162 Mattie Winnie .................. 163 Patrick H. Jr ..................... 162 Patrick Henry ................... 162 R.P .................................... 89 Robert J ........................... 162 Russell P ............ 63, 137, 160 Samuel J .......................... 162 Stephen P ................... 65, 162 Wallace W ....................... 162 William T ........................ 162

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Ballard John F ................................ 72 Boen ..................................... 114 J. E ..................................... 73 Mrs.Ollie ........................ 181 Boland .................................. 114

Ballew .................................. I 13 Nina Sadler ...................... 136 Boldan .................................. 114 Banister Norrnan ............................ 176 Bo1den .................................. 114

B. F .................................... 61 Benafield .............................. 114 Bo1don .................................. 114 Barber ................................... 114 Bennett ................................. I 14 Bolland ................................. 114 Barclay ................................. 1 14 Joy ................................... 175 Bond ..................................... I 14 Barger ................................... 114 Benson Bonds

Carl .................................. 138 Martin .............................. 189 Orene Geneva .................. 183 Barker ................................... I 14 Berge Bone ..................................... 114 Bames ................................... 145 Louise Nora ..................... 136 Henry ............................... 160 Bambart Berner Booker

Leona ............................... 140 Helena Piker ...................... 87 Louisa Jane ...................... 186 Marilyn .............................. 85 Berry .................................... 114 Boone ................................... 114

Barr Bethea Boozer R. B ................................... 53 Clarence ........................... lll Mary .................................. 72

Barrett Bewley ................................. 114 Thomas .............................. 72 Norrna .............................. 190 Bideston Bope

Barringer Mary .................................. 79 P. U .................................... 52 M. L ................................... 52 Biler Borden .................................. I 14

Bartlet W. R. ................................. 53 Boucher L. C .................................... 52 Billings Sam G .............................. 104

Basinger Sam .................................... 72 Bougher ................................ 114 Betty Cable ...................... 140 Sherman ............................. 72 Bowen .................................. 115

Baskin Billingsley ............................ 114 Bowers ................................. 115 Polly .................................. 59 John ................................. 165 Bowldin

Bass Bird .lonnie ................................ 72 Nancy Caroline ................ 189 Catherine ........................... 85 Box ....................................... 115

Bates ..................................... 114 Birdsong Elvin .................................. 86 Battenfield ............................ 114 William .............................. 52 Boyd ..................................... 115 Beall ..................................... 114 Bishop Judy ......................... 137, 143 Beardon Mark .................................. 72 Mose .................................. 72

Clarence ............................. 72 W. W ................................. 60 Boyle Beasley ................................. 114 Bissell Susan ......................... 89,188 Beatty John ................................... 72 Susan G ........................... 137

John D ............................. 146 Bissell Orchard Co ................. 73 Susan Gardner ....... 55, 86, 88, Beck Bittle ..................................... I 14 146, 147, 191

Mrs. Christine .................. 176 Black .................................... 114 Bradford ............................... 115 Bedwell Alvin ................................ 137 Bradley ................................. I 15

A. J .................................... 73 John C ................................ 80 Bragg

J. F ..................................... 72 Laura J. .............................. 80 W. L ................................... 53

J.M .................................... 72 Blair.. .................................... 114 Branch

Beecher Conrad ............................. 144

Beeman ................................. I 14 Mary ................................ 182

Blankenship .......................... 114 Blasingame ........................... 114 Blaylock ............................... I 14 Bledsoe

Carolyn .............................. 89 Branden

V. M .................................. 52 Brannon

Beene Janie ................................. 177 John ................................... 59

J. A. ................................... 61 Mrs. Carlie ....................... 112 Mary .................................. 86

J. T ..................................... 61 Mrs. Watson .................... 112 Mrs. Luther ........................ 59

Louis .................................. 61 Pear!.. ............................... 177 Branon .................................. I 15

Press .................................. 59 Blevins ................................. 114 Brasfield

Sam .................................... 61 Vol.. ................................. 165 Curtis ................................. 85

Beggs .................................... 114 Bell

Horace ............................. 176 J. W ................................... 52

Boan Henry ............................... 160

Boatright.. ............................. 114 Boe ....................................... 114

Brasher ......................... 115, 188 Bessie .............................. 188 Fannie .............................. 188 Robert E ........................... 188

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W. C. ............................... 188 Burt ...................................... 115 Carter William Chilton ............... 188 Burton .................................. 115 Carl .................................... 58

Breit Burty Charlie ............................... 58 Barbara Anne ........... 185, 186 G. C. .................................. 52 Chester ............................... 58

Brener Bush ..................................... 115 Eugene ............................... 58 Nancy ................................ 86 Butler. ................................... 115 Hester Pearson ................... 58

Brewer .................................. 115 Peggy ............................... 176 John Lee ............................ 58 J. D .................................... 72 Butts Marvin ............................... 58

Bridges ................................. 115 E. M ................................... 72 Mrs. Hester ........................ 58 Henry ............................... 175 Byers .................................... 115 Mrs. Joe ........................... 174 Ira .................................... 174 John ................................. 175

C T.D ................................... 59 Tommy ...................... 58, 144

Brinkman Cable ................................... 115 W. N .................................. 59 Frank .................................. 53 Calaway ................................ 115 William T ........................ 178

Brockman Calhoun ................................ 115 Cartwright ............................ 143 Julia Francis ..................... 182 W. L ................................... 53 Cassidy

Brower Callahan H. J .................................... 73 Patricia ............................. 189 A.B ................................... 73 R. L.. .................................. 73

Brown ................................... 115 R. C. .................................. 73 W. H .................................. 73 E. A. .................................. 52 Calloway Castine .................................... 89 Elizabeth Gammon .......... 136 O. E ................................... 73 Cater H. T ................................... 52 Calvert Mrs. WN ........................... 59 Kenneth ............................. 58 Mary .................................. 85 Cathey .................................. 116 Lydia .................................. 86 Permelia ............................. 85 Caulk Mary Allen ...................... 179 Wilfred .............................. 85 Sandy ............................... 140 Mrs. Duncan ............ 104, 105 Camp .................................... 190 Caver Mrs. Nettie ....................... 174 Arthur C ........................... 188 Onetha ............................. 176

Broyles ................................. 115 Campbell .............................. 115 Chalk .................................... 145 Bruce .................................... 115 Archibald ......................... 161 Chaloner: .............................. 188

Tom ................................. 139 Duncan ............................ 160 Chambers Brummett Margaret .......................... 160 1. A .............................. 73, 74

T. M ................................... 59 Rebecca F ........................ 160 Chandler ............................... 116 Bryant Canada .................................. I 15 J. C ..................................... 73

V. C ................................... 72 Canard ................................. 115 J. J... ................................... 73 W. E ................................... 72 Cannon ................................. 115 Chandler Bros ........................ 73

Buck Cantrell ................. 115, 116, 143 Chapman .............................. 116 C. E .................................... 53 Mary Elizabeth ................ 145 Chapmond ............................ 116

Buckner Caple .................................... 116 Chastain ................................ 116 Charles R. .......................... 64 Capps .................................... I 16 Carrie ................................. 89 N annie Walker. .................. 64 Cardwell James ............................... 143

Buehler Rebecca ........................... 144 John ................................. 143 Violet S .............................. 85 Carey .................................... 116 Marq uetta .......................... 89 Violet Shelton .................. 139 Carl ....................................... 116 Pierre ................................. 89

Buffalo ................................. 115 Carnahan Chastaine ................................ 89 Bufford ................................. 115 Jane .................................. 165 Chasteen ................................. 89 Bull John ................................. 165 Chasten ................................... 89

Mary Jane ........................ 144 Carpenter .............................. 1 16 Cheatham ............................. 116 Bunch Carper Cheek ................................... 116

Dona P ............................. 188 Ida ...................................... 58 Chesshir Bundy ................................... 115 Carr ...................................... 189 George ............................... 73 Burdell .................................. I 15 Bettie ............................... 143 J ........................................ 73 Burgess Mary Elizabeth ................ 143 Jurde .................................. 73

Wassell .............................. 61 Molly ............................... 143 W. E ................................... 73 Burke .................................... 115 Carroll Childers ................................ 116 Burnett J. C ..................................... 52 Childress

Fred ................................... 59 Carruthers ............................. 116 Sally W ............................ 189

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Childs Collier.. ................................. 116 Len ..................................... 59 Mary Jane ........................ 144 Collins ................................... 116 Crage

Chism ................................... 116 Conant Mrs. 0Ia ........................... 174 Chyz Lloyd ............................... 176 Craig

Elsa M ............................. 189 Ross ................................. 176 Mrs. Frank ....................... 176 Clark ..................................... 116 Conaway ............................... I 16 Crain ............................. I 17, 143

F. H .................................... 52 Condren B. Byron .......................... 143 Hannie ............................... 86 Ann .............................. 85, 86 Crane .................................... 143 Mary B. ............................ 136 Ann W ............................. 189 Crawford .............................. 117 Nancy B. .......................... 141 Cone ..................................... 116 Crease W. T ................................... 73 Connor Sue ................................... 185

Clarke ................................... I 16 Gracie Simons ................. 181 Crecelius ............................... 1 17 Clarty James W .......................... 181 Crenshaw

E. L. ................................... 73 JohnL. ............................. 181 W. L. .................................. 52 Clayborn ............................... 116 Conway Crockett. ............................... 117 Cleaver Mrs. S. G ......................... 111 Croom,T. W ........................... 73

H. C. .................................. 53 Cook.. ................................... 116 Crosby .................................. 117 Clement ................................ 116 C. C. .................................. 73 Crow Clements ............................... 116 Henry ............................... 144 J.P ..................................... 74 Clifton Cooley Crowell

Leonard .............................. 61 Bob .................................... 73 A. C. .................................. 73 Clingan C. M ................................... 73 Crownover.. .......................... 117

C. E .................................... 73 I. H ..................................... 73 Cullup Mrs. Sid ........................... 174 Jno. R. ................................ 73 Susan Catherine ................. 56

Cloud .................................... 116 Ora Mrs ............................. 73 Cummings Cloude .................................. 116 W. T.. ................................. 73 Emma Louise ................... 189 Cluis Cooley Bros ............................ 73 Curry

David ............................... 188 Cooper. ................................. 117 Ramona Faye ................... 183 Emilie .............................. 188 Amy Durning ................... 139 Curtis .................................... 117 Mary ................................ 188 Jo Ann ............................. 136 Emily ............................... 189

Cobb Kristin Paige ............ 185, 186 Joe ................................... 189 J. E ............................... 58, 59 Copeland .............................. 117 John H ............................. 189

Cobble Copeland Brothers .................. 73 Rosa ................................. 189 J. W ................................... 53 Coppock ............................... I I 7 Cypert ................................... I 17

Coburn .................................. 1 16 Cochran ................................ 116

CorbetL ................................ 117 Corbin ................................. 117 D

Cockrell ................................ 116 Corthon Dale Cofey .................................... 116 Nancy P ........................... 183 Jo Anna ............................ 145 Coffee ................................... I 16 Costello Tami Winfrey .................... 87 Coffman Alma L.. ........................... 136 Daniel ............................. 85,117

J. A. ................................... 52 Coston .................................. 117 John M ............................... 85 Coker. ................................... 116 Ralph A ................... 136, 189 John Mack ....................... 138

Charley .............................. 65 Coton Daniell .................................. II 7 P. G .................................... 65 Wesley ............................. 144 Isaac W. H ....................... 189

Colbert .................................. I 16 Cottrell ................................. I 17 Daniels ................................. 117 Orene Scarberry ......... 87, 141 Couch ................................... I 17 Darnell

Cole Couller. ................................. 117 F. A .................................... 52 Ed or Edward ................... 143 Dr. J. W ............................. 73 Daugherty Gene ................................ 144 Robert ................................ 73 Henry ................................. 74 Lucy Ann ......................... 143 Counts .................................. 117 Dauley Michael S ......................... 136 Courtney ............................... I 17 Mrs. A. E ................. 104, 105

Coleman Cowan .................................. 117 Davenport Joe ..................................... 73 Cowger Jan Hearn ........................... 58

Collie Vickie Augusta ................ 188 Matilda .............................. 60 Joe ................................... 189 Cradduck .............................. 117 Paul .................................... 59 Victoria ............................ 189 Crafton David .................................... !!7

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Davidson James Roland ................... 168 Alice ................................ 144 Sarah Jane ........................ 181 John William ................... 168 Ellio!.. ................................... 118

Davis ............................ 117, 118 Joseph Lewis ................... 168 E. W ................................... 53 Amanda Thomas .............. 190 Leo Michael.. ................... 168 Elliott .................................... I 18 H. H ................................... 59 Lucile ............................... 168 Charles ....... 86, 174, 175, 176 I. P ..................................... 59 Martin .............................. 168 Charles R. ........................ 175 J. M .................................... 53 Michael J ......................... 168 Charlie ............................. 174 John Logan ...................... 13 7 Nellie ............................... 168 Charlie R. ........................ 175 Lottie ............................... 181 Paul.. ................................ 168 Christine .......................... 174 M. C ................................... 59 Ray .................................. 168 Earl .................................. 174 Mahala ............................. 188 Ruth ................................. 168 George Anderson ............. 175 Mary ................................ 181 Tammy Harris .................. 143 J.C ................................... 175 T. J ..................................... 59 Thomas Paul .................... 168 Jeanette ............................ 175

Dawson ................................. I 18 Dingman Kariene ............................ 174 Clarence L. ...................... 139 Marian Titsworth ............. 140 Kenneth 1. ........................ 175 Louise P ........................... I44 Dobbins .................................. 86 Kenneth Jewell ................ 176

Day Dolic Lewis ............................... 175 Cal ..................................... 59 Burt .................................... 69 Liddy ............................... 175

Dean ..................................... I 18 Dolick ................................... 118 Louis ................................ 176 C. ? ................................... 52 Albert ................................. 66 Noble ............................... 175 Gus .................................... 53 Dollar ................................... 118 Ray .................................. 174 J. B ..................................... 52 Dougherty Roy .......................... 175, 176 John ................................... 65 Billie Lisenby .................. 189 Ruby Hanson ................... 175 S. W ................................... 52 Dowdle ................................. I 18 Ruby Rosita ..................... 176

Deans Dowdy Ellis ...................................... 118 Celia 1 .............................. 179 Alan ................................... 73 Allice ............................... 168

Deberry Drexler Eugene ............................. 168 Lem ................................... 53 Kathryn ...................... 87. 139 Elrod ..................................... 118

Dccncr .................................... 86 Driggars ................................ 118 Embry ................................... 118 Dempsey ............................... 118 Driskell Eoff ...................................... 118

Joanne Millender ............. 136 G. D ................................... 53 Erbacher Demucrgcr Dugger .................................. I 18 C. J ..................................... 60

A ....................................... 68 Duncan ................................. 118 Mrs. Charles ...................... 61 Dent ...................................... I 18 Courtnay N ........................ 63 Ervin ..................................... 11S Denton .................................. I 18 Erastus E ............................ 63 Erwin

Elizabeth .......................... 190 Thomas Wythe .................. 63 Worty ................................. 74 1. P ................................... 190 Dunn Estep Jonah ................................ 190 Carol ................................ 138 Bill ................................... 189 Wm.c. ............................ 190 W. E ................................... 52 Nancy .............................. IS9

Dickerson ............................. 118 Durham ................................. I 18 Etheridge ...................... liS, 119 Andrew .............................. 73 Durning ................................ I 18 Ethridge C. H ................................... 59 Dyer ...................................... 118 Gordon ............................... 59

Dickinson T. L. ................................... 73 Evans ............................ 119, 189 Faye ................................. 1 12

Dickson ................................ 118 E A. O ................................. 111 Zora ................................. 180

Earl .................................... 73 Eanes .................................... 118 Evatt Dildy Eas!.. .................................... 118 Linda .................................. S9

Eamest ............................... 74 Edd .................................... 74

Echols ................................... 143 Eddleman F

Hix ..................................... 73 Jan ................................... 137 Fagan Reeder ................................ 73 Edwards ................................ I 18 J. R ..................................... 74 Tom ................................... 74

Dill ....................................... 118 Robert R .................. 140, 190 w. B. ................................. 74

Fagin ...................................... 65 Fair

Dillon Ehrman R. W .................................. 75 Bernard ............................ 168 Bernard M ....................... 168

A. A. .................................. 68 Ellingson

Farley Marion ............................... 74

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Mrs. Will ........................... 74 Matthew Maury ............... 184 Garrison ................................ 120 Farmer .................................. 119 Fowler .................................. 119 Gary ...................................... 120

Lucille ................................ 86 Fox ....................................... 119 Jessie .................................. 74 Farris .................................... 119 Bonnie J ........................... 189 Gass ...................................... 120 Feagin ................................... 119 Francis Gates .................................... 120 Fee ........................................ 119 Ruth ................................. 175 Gault Feemster Franks ................................... 119 D ....................................... 53

George ............................... 74 Franz .................................... 119 Geheb ................................... 120 Louis .................................. 74 Frasher Gentry Loy .................................... 74 L. A ................................... 74 Jesse ................................... 52

Fellows Freedmen's Bureau Schools ... 85 Gettings ................................ 120 John R ................................ 53 Freeman ................................ I 19 Gibbins ................................. 120

Fenter ................................... 119 French ................................... I 19 Gibson Ferguson ............................... 190 Regina A .......................... 139 E. N ................................... 52

Augusta Swaim ................ 190 Tennie ................................ 85 Gideon .................................. 120 Clarence ............................. 74 Frohlich ........................ 119, 143 Gilbert ............................ 85, 120 Claude ................................ 74 Fry ........................................ 119 Gill ....................................... 120 Dewey ................................ 74 Fryer Gilland .................................. 120 J. F ..................................... 52 R. P .................................... 59 Gilley .................................... 120 J. L. .................................... 74 Fulbright.. ............................. 119 Gilman .................................. 120 J.M .................................. 179 Fuller Gist ....................................... 120 Joe ..................................... 74 Sarah Ann ........................ 188 Glass ..................................... 120 John L. ............................... 72 Fulton Glenn .................................... 120

Fifer ...................................... 119 R. A ................................... 52 Mrs. S. V ........................... 61 Fincher ................................. 119 Furr. ...................................... 119 Glover ................................... 120 Finley Fussell Ebenezer ............................ 87

Peggy ............................... 141 Tressa .............................. 104 Eliza ................................... 87 Finn Futrell George ............................... 87

Manerve J .......................... 85 Gloria ............................... 137 P. H .................................... 58 Fischer .................................. 119 Hubert ................................ 61 Godard .................................. 120 Fitzpatrick ............................ 119 Flannery G

Goddard Ed A. .................................. 53

J. ....................................... 52 Gaddy ................................... 1 19 Ed ...................................... 53 Fletcher. ................................ 119 Gagner .................................. 119 Godfrey Floyd Gallagher Oneit ................................. 58

Granvi1Ie ............................ 74 John ................................... 52 Golden J. A .................................... 74 Gammill ............................... 119 Oscar ................................ 177 K ........................................ 74 Bennett .............................. 74 Gooch Mike .................................. 74 G. W .................................. 74 Beatrice .............................. 86

Fontaine Raymond ........................... 74 Granville ............................ 86 Mary Jane ........................ 184 G.mmon ............................... 119 John William ..................... 86 Matthew Maury ............... 184 Ganaw.y ............................... 119 Goodman .............................. 120

Foote Gardinier Goodsell Edward Jackson ............... 190 Eliz Sus.n .......................... 85 Grace Irene ...................... 180

Forbes .................................. 119 Gardner Gordon Forgy J. W ................................... 74 Ruby ................................ 138

A. J .................................... 74 Joe ..................................... 74 Ruby Daniels ................... 189 Forman ................................. 119 Mrs. H Guy ...................... 104 Gordy

Gerald .............................. 140 Mrs. H. Guy ..................... 105 Fred ................................... 59 Forrester Virginia Arrington ........... 141 Gould

Levi L. ............................. 163 G.rland ................................. 119 Lucille Iva ......................... 65 Fortune ................................. 119 Hazel... ............................. 112 Mildred Inez ...................... 65 Foster .................................... 119 Garner ..................... 85, 119, 120 Orville Edwin .................... 65

Beatrice H .......................... 86 Garrett .................................. 120 W. B .................................. 65 Fountain Corine .............................. 176 Graharn ........................... 86, 120

Mary Jane ........................ 184 J. G .................................... 74 Graves

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Barnett ............................... 74 Claude ................................ 74 Claudie .............................. 73 H. J .................................... 53

Gray ...................................... 120 Green

E. W ................................... 75 J. F ..................................... 75 J.M .................................... 75

Halcomb ............................... 120 Halcombe ............................. 121 Haldeman

Harman ................................. 121 Harmon ................................. 121 Harper ................................... 121

Ida Mae ............................ 190 J. J ...................................... 52

Harrell .................................. 121

Eliza ................................... 87 S. B. ................................... 74

Georgia L. ........................ 138 Hale ...................................... 121

Harrington Betty ................................ 177

Toland ................................ 74 C. E .................................... 75 Harris .................................... 121

Greeson Jane .................................... 86 Anita B ............................ 140

M.W .................................. 74 Hall ....................................... 121 Bettie V ............................. 64

Gregory Emerson Wiley ................ 145 Florence Alberta !lBert" ... 145

Arthur .............................. 168 D. V ................................... 61 Ellie ................................. 168

Deborah A ....................... 143 E. E .................................... 64 H ....................................... 52

Frederick Bryand ............. 145 Gregson ................................ 120 Grenier

Mollie Loveless ................. 61 Patsy Sehran .................... 140

Ham

J. A .................................... 75 M.A .................................. 64 M. B ................................... 52

Willowese Cheatham ....... 138 Gresham ............................... 120

Mrs. Floyd ....................... 176 Hamilton

T. J ..................................... 75 Teresa ................................ 54

Grey Sarah F ............................... 87

J. A .................................... 52 Hamm

Harrison J. W .................................. 53

Griffin Ethel ................................ 176 Harrod

Alton .................................. 74 Hammond ............................. 121 George ............................ 180

Benjamin Franklin ........... 189 Hansford ............................ 74

Hancock B. F .................................... 75

George W. L. ................... 180 Pamelia Witcher .............. 180

Isaac Clay .................. 86, 189 Mrs. F. O ......................... 104

Hand Issac ................................... 86

Pearl... .............................. 180 Hart ........................................ 86

Thomas Dade ................... 189 Hankins ................................ 121 Hartwick

Griffith Hannah ................................. 121 Lyman ................................ 59

Susan Lamb ..................... 144 Hanson ................................. 121 Harvey .................................. 143

Vicki Keek ......................... 86 James W .......................... 188 William ............................ 143

Griggs A. J .................................... 53

Hard ...................................... 121 Hardestcr

Hasley ............................. 86, 121 Hassner

Catherine ........................... 85 Mike .................................. 86 J ........................................ 52

Guidiey Jerry Nell ......................... 141

Gutierrez Marcel... ........................... 141

Hardin Alfred .............................. 144 Delphia ............................ 144 Edny ................................ 144

Hasty .................................... 121 Hatch .................................... 121 Hatcher ................................. 121 Hatfield ................................. 121

Guyse Mrs. Edith ........................ 137

Fannie .............................. 144 James ............................... 144

Havens Doyle ................................. 59

Guyton Virginia White ................. I36

Gyarmati Doris Cooper ................... 140

Jane .................................. 144 John ................................. 144 Lavona ............................. 144 Lucinda Powell .................. 79 Moses .............................. 144 Moses B ........................... 143

Ed ...................................... 59 Sarah .................................. 62

Havis .................................... 121 Hawkins ............................... 121

A.L. ................................. 181 Alonzo ............................. 181

H. O. L. C. George Powers .... 74 Hackett ................................. 120

Harding L. B .................................... 75

Brehon ............................. 180 c.c. ................................. 181

Haga Elna Jo (Wright) .............. 159 Enoch ............................... 159

Victor ................................. 75 Hardy

George B. ........................ 112

George ............................. 181 Lottie Gray ...................... 180 Madison Coleman "Crow" 180

Haggard ................................ 120 H. A ................................. 111 Hawley ................................. 121

Wanda Poteet. .................. 139 W. L.. ................................. 53 Hayes

Hail Hargrove ............................... 121 T. W ................................... 59

Sarah Henrietta .................. 87 Harkrider Hays ..................................... 121

Haines Bob .................................... 58

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Hays Orchard Co .................... 75 Hobson Mrs. Bradley S ................. 140 Hazzard ................................ 121 Anson W ............................ 52 Hubbard .................. 65, 122, 160

Barbara ...................... 86,138 Hemp ................................. 75 Hucldeberry .......................... 122 Head ..................................... 121 Hodge ................................... 122 Hudgins Hearn .................................... 121 D ....................................... 52 Mary ................................ 104 Heathen ................................ 121 Hoeven Hudson ................................. 122 Heather ................................. 121 Mildred Vander ............... 139 J. J ...................................... 53 Heffington Hofer Hudspeth

Mollie .............................. 181 Darlene Jackson ....... 136, 159 Cooper ............................... 75 W. W ............................... 181 Hogan ................................... 122 Hughes ................................. 122

Hein ...................................... 121 Hogg Curtis ................................. 75 Helmke W. N .................................. 52 Ira75

Jaelyn Keasler.. ................ 137 Hogue ................................... 122 Roy .................................... 75 Henard .................................. 121 J. M .................................... 52 Huling

Rita Benafield ............ 66, 139 Holbrook R. C. .................................. 53 Henry .................................... 145 L. L. ................................... 75 W. H .................................. 53

Martha A. .......................... 64 Holiman ................................ 122 Humphrey ............................... 85 R. M ................................... 75 Norman E. ....................... 140 Hunt. ..................................... I22 W. S ................................... 64 Holleman .............................. I22 J. P ..................................... 52

Hensley ................................. 121 Holley Hunter ................................... 122 Henson Willard T ......................... 188 Sara Jane .......................... 144

Barry ................................ 145 Holliman ............................... 122 Husard Henson & Fair ........................ 74 Hollingsworth ....................... 122 Dempsey P ......................... 86 Henthorn John ................................... 86 James A ............................. 86

G. W ................................ 163 Mary .................................. 86 L. B .................................... 86 Herring ................................. 121 Wm .................................... 86 Liddy S .............................. 86 Herrington Hollis .................................... 122 Louisa C. ........................... 86

Mrs. Pat ........................... 1 04 Holloway Mary A .............................. 86 Herron .................................. 121 Luther ................................ 59 Susan ................................. 86 Hicks .................................... 189 Holmes ................................. 122 Russ Hiett Holsinger Shirley D ......................... 138

John H. .............................. 61 Jo ..................................... 139 Hutchinson ........................... 122 Higgins Holt Custer ................................ 75

C. R ................................... 75 Frankie Young ................. 140 J. K .................................... 75 High .............................. 121, 143 Homesley Hutchinson Orchard Co .......... 74 Highfill John ................................. 189 Hutson .................................. 122

Mary ................................ 143 Homesly Hylton .................................. 122 Hildon John ................................. 189 William Wesley, III ......... 137

C. W .................................. 52 Hildreth

Homsley ............................... 122 Honeycutt I

Nora ................................. 139 D. H ................................... 75 Inabnett ................................. 122 Hill ............................... 121, 122 L. c. ................................... 74 Irwin ..................................... 122

Gordon ............................... 75 Hopkins ................................ 122 Isaacs .................................... 123 H.A ................................... 52 Mrs. F. Cecil... ................. 140

Dr. J. S ............................... 75 Edd .................................... 75 J

Hilton ................................... 122 Hom ..................................... 122 Jackson ................................. 123 Hines Home .................................... 122 Jerry ................................... 87

HenryN ........................... 144 Horton .................................. 122 Suzanne Clements ........... 138 James Robert H ............... 144 Annie ............................... 145 Jacobs ................................... 123 Restore T ......................... 144 Hough N.C ................................... 75 William F. M ................... 144 Elizabeth Feamey .............. 87 Susan ............................... 189

Hint ...................................... 122 Houston ................................ 122 Jaggers .................................. 123 Hinton Hovater ................................. 122 James .................................... 123

W. S ................................... 52 Howard ................................. 122 Adam ............................... 189 Hirsl.. .................................... 122 Howell .................................. 122 C. S .................................... 75 Hisaw ................................... 122 Bradley Sue ..................... 189 John Etha!.. ........................ 56

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John H ............................... 56 Mary .................... "" ........ 189 Samuel Jackson " .. """ ....... 56 Stonewall Jackson .. " ......... 56 Wade H" ............................ 56 Warren W .......................... 56

Jamison Harve "" ............................. 75 J. C ..................................... 75 J. J ........................ " ............ 52 0Iie"" ................................ 75

Jannon" ................................ 123 Jefferies """"" ...... ",,"""""" 123 Jcfferys """" .......... """"""".123 Jeffrey ................................... 123 Jeffreys

Caleb" .... " ........ " .. "" .......... 52 J. B ... "" .............................. 52

Jenkins ....... " ......... ".""" ....... 123 Elsie"" """""" "" .. " "" "". 188 J. D. """"" .... """""""" ... 188 Tcmon"""""". " ........ """.176

lerles Callie """"""""""""" .. " 188

Jernigan Louisa ................................ 64 Sidney B. """"""""" ......... 64

Jerome Jean ...... """""""""""""" 188

Jester "" .. """"""""""""""" 123 Jesup

Gen ..... """""""""""""".178 Johns """"""" .. "."".,,""""" 123

Jessie .................................. 75 Joseph ."""""""".",, ........ 178

Johnson" .. "" .. """ ... 85, 123, 145 Bert .................................... 72

Catherine """"" .. """"""".86 J ... """""""""" .. """"""".52 Jim " ............ """ .. "" .... """. 89 Josiah .......... """ ........... "" .. 86 Keziah ......... ". "" ........ """ .. 87 Lydia ............... " ................. 86

Mary E."""""""""""""",,86 Patsy"""""""""""""""" 184 William C. """""""""""".86 Willis .. """" ..... ".",, ........... 86

Johnston ....................... """.123 Jones .............. """."""",,.,, ... 123

Bette """""" .... " .. ,,""""" 136 Emily"""""""""""""" ... 181 Felix Bolen """"""""""",,57 Gilbert ... """"""""""""". 175 H. H. ..... """"""""""""" ... 52 John Henry """"""""""",,57 Lee ........ ". """" .. """"""" .. 75

Lou .. " .. """ .... """ ...... "" .. 175 Lucille .. " .. " .. """" ...... " .... 177 Mrs. G. W. "."""" ...... "" .. 181 Sam""""""""" ...... """"" 175 Susan M .... " .......... """""".85 T. L. """" .. """ .... """"""".75 W. G. """""" ........ """"".175 William""" .. "" ...... """"" 181 Wylie .... """""""""""""".75

Jordan ............ ""." .. " ......... ". 123 J. W. """"".""""" ...... "" ... 53

Joycc """"""""" ........ ",,85, 123 Justice

W. R. """ .. " .. " .... """"""".53

Kauffman """""" .... """" .. ".123 Keasler """"""" .. """""""".123 Keathley ...... ".""""" .... " .. ".123 Keck

Jacob." .. " .. " ............... "" .... 86 Thomas ." ............... " .. " ...... 86

Keeling"." """"""""""" .. "" 123 Keen

Robert ........... """" .. ",,",,. 165 Keeter """"""""" .... """""".123 Keeton

Beaula Mae""" .. """"""",,86 Charles ........... """ .......... "" 86 Edgar """"""" .... """"""".86 Ethel """ .. " ..... """"" .. "" ... 86 !som L. """" .. "" .... """"",,86 Lucille ....... " ............... """ .. 86

Kelly"" .. """"" .. " ....... " .. " "" 123 J. M.""""""""" .... "."" .. ",,53

Kennard J. A. """" .. """""""""""".52

Kennedy

W. A. """""""""""""""".53 Kerchaval

Mary .............. """ .......... ,,,,87 Keys

Dorothy .... "" .... """""""" 190 King

A. W. """"""" .... """" ..... 174 B. B. """"""" .... """"" ...... 60

Kinnard .... "" .. " .... " ... "" ...... " 124 Kirby

Claud """""""""""""""".61 Joe """"""""""""""""".181 Laura ......... "".""" .......... ,, 181 Lillie """" """" """"" """ 181 Virgil " .. """"" .. " ....... "",, .. 59

Kirkpatrick """"""""""""".124 Kitchens

Jane F ..... """"""""""" .. " 144

200

Kizzia ........ ,," """"" .. """,, ... 124 Kluck

CarL .. "" .... " .. """"""""" 112 Knapp ...... ".". """ .. """",, ..... 124 Knight .. ,,""" """.""""",, ..... 124 Koch

Mrs. Joseph"""" .... """ ...... 69 Kock

Lena." .. " """""" .. """,, ...... 68 Kohal ". " ..... """"""""" ........ 124

KohL"""""""""""""""""" 124 Koutroulis

Margie "" .... """""".141,190 Kulp

Doris"""" "" ........ " ...... ,," 141

Lafevers" .. "" ...... "." ............ 124 Lale ........ ,," " ........................ 124

Annette VogeL ...... " ........ 141 Lamb

Della ........................ """ .. 144 John .............. "" ............... 144 Ruth .. " ............................. 144 Susan .......................... "".144

Lamblin ...... """",,"""""""" 124 Mrs. F. E ...................... " .... 68

Landes ............................ ,,"" 124 Landrum ...... " .. """" .. " ......... 124 Lane ................................. "". 124

S. W. "" .............................. 75 Lane Brothcrs .................. " .. ". 75 Langford ........ """""""".85, 124 Langley

Roy ....................... " ........... 61 LaPier

Lila .................. "" ............ 145 Lasker

Bettie ...... """ ............... 67,70 Harry ............ " .... """.".68,70 Henry " ......................... 68, 70

Latture .............................. ,," 124 Lawrence ...... " .................. " .. 124 Layer

L. M. "" ...... " .............. " ... ". 76 Lea

Daisy .................................. 61 James .................... """.60,61 Mrs. W. M. " .... "" ........... ".61 William M ..................... ",,60

Leach .................................... 124 Anderson ........................... 87

Leder .................................... 124 Lederman " ........ """" ...... " ... 124 Lee ........................................ 124

Emma .............................. 144

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H. W .................................. 75 Lunsford ............................... 125 Hyatt .................................. 85 Richard ............................ 144 Lusby .................................... 125 McCall.. ................................ 125 Stephen M. "Deck" .......... 144 Lusk ...................................... 125 McCallum ............................. 125 William ............................ 144 Lust ...................................... 125 McCann ................................ 125

Leeth .................................... 124 Lybrand ................................ 125 Hyatt ................................ 138 Leiblong Lyle McCarty ............................... 125

J. S ..................................... 59 Jennie Belle ..................... 104 Jimmy ................................ 61 Lemke Lyons McCaskill

J. W ................................... 63 Richard .............................. 52 Peter ................................. 160 Lemons ................................. 124 Leonard

M McCaslin .............................. 126 McCauley ............................. 126

Jewel S ............................. 136 Mack .................................... 125 McCawley Lewallen Malone Leslie Grey ...................... 141

L. L. ................................... 75 A. W .................................. 53 McClendon ........................... 126 R. M ................................... 75 J. P ..................................... 53 McClure

Lewerence W. D .................................. 53 J. R ..................................... 76 L. E .................................... 75 Mangrum John Thomas ................... 188

Lewis .................................... 124 Joseph Edward ................. 189 W. E ................................... 76 F. T .................................... 53 Mangum McCollom ............................ 189 Q ........................................ 75 Thomas Caruthers ............ 144 McCollum

Lile ....................................... 124 Wiley P ............................ 144 Mary A .............................. 80 Lindley ................................. 124 Manning ............................... 125 McComb Lindsey Mansker ................................ 125 John ................................. 144

William Shook ................. 144 Maris Matthew ........................... 144 Lingo .................................... 124 Eugene Lee .............. 185, 186 McCrary Linker ................................... 124 Guy .......................... 185, 186 T. C .................................... 76 Linsey Marker McCurdy .............................. 126

J. M .................................... 53 Clarice ............................... 87 McCurry ............................... 126 Lipscomb Marshall ............................... 125 McDaniel.. ............................ 126

John ................................... 75 Martin ................................... 125 McDill Lisenby ................................. 189 I valIda ................................ 87 T. H ................................... 60 Lisk ...................................... 124 Jane .................................... 87 McDonald ............................. 126

Richard H .......................... 86 Joseph Francis ................... 87 Mary C ............................... 86 Lites Nathan ............................... 87 McDowell

Wes .................................. 177 Robert T.. ........................... 87 Linda ................................ 137 Little ..................................... 124 Sarah Jane .......................... 87 McGhehey ............................ 126 Littlefield Martindale McGowan ............................. 126

Beverly ............................ 139 Earl .................................... 76 McGowen ............................. 126 Livingston Mason ........................... 125, 145 McIntire ................................ 126

Patsy R ....................... 87, 137 Massey ................................. 125 Daniel .............................. 160 Lockhart ............................... 124 Mathis .................................. 125 McInturff Logan ................................... 125 Matlock ................................ 125 Lee ..................................... 76 London ............................ : .... 125 Carl F .............................. c 136 McKenzie ............................. 126 Long ..................................... 125 Matthews .............................. 125 McKnight ............................. 126 Longino Mrs. J. N .......................... 181 McLarty

Dr. Hugh E ........................ 75 Maxwell J. H. ................................... 76 Looper .................................. 125 Anna Billingsley .............. 165 McLaughlin Love ..................................... 125 William ............................ 165 E ........................................ 53 Loveless May J. F ..................................... 76

William A .......................... 60 Cleo ................................. 167 Otba ................................... 76 Lowe Mayfield ............................... 125 McMahan

Mark .................................. 89 Mays ..................................... 125 J. T ..................................... 52 Lowry ................................... 125 McAnally ............................. 125 Jessie .................................. 53 Luck ..................................... 125 McBride ............................... 125 McMillan .............................. 126 Lumphy McBryde ............................... 125 Angus A ........................... 161

Christain ............................ 53 McCain ................................. 125 Anna L. ............................ 163

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Daniel David c. ............... 160 W. W ............................... 179 Elizabeth Jane .................. 16l Millsap ................................. 126 EmmaA ........................... 16l Miser .................................... 126 Hugh Frank ...................... 160 Mitchell ................................ 126 John ................................. 160 Mobbs John T. "Willie" ............... 161 Noma ............................... 188 Robert C. ......................... 160 Montgomery ......................... 126 Sarah Margaret ................ 160 Bill ..................................... 53 Virginia ............................ 160 Mrs. Jesse L. .................... 104

McMillen W. K .................................. 53 Bill ..................................... 6l Moore ................................... 126

McMindes Alfred B ........................... 144 Helen ............................... 144 Anamerica ....................... 143

McMurray ............................ 126 Carl E ................................. 59 McNeil ................................. 126 Harvey ............................. 112 McNutt ................................. 126 Mrs. Bobbie ..................... 176

Mattie Louise ................... 184 Mrs. J. B. ........................... 61 Mattie Walter Scott ......... 184 More

McSwain Rebecca ............................. 87 Mary ............................... , 144 Morgan ......................... 126, 127

McWhorter ........................... 126 Morris ................................... 127 Meacham B ....................................... 76

Gail .................................. 138 Betty ................................ 137 Gail B .............................. 145 Elizabeth .......................... 144

Meachum .............................. 126 Hartwell ........................... 144 Medlock ............................... 126 Henderson W ................... 144 Mendenhall J. B ..................................... 53

J. D .................................... 53 James ............................... 144 Milam ................................... 126 Polly ................................ 144

A. A. .................................. 58 Roy .................................... 76 Aaron ................................. 59 Sarah Jane ........................ 144 Asbury ............................... 61 Wesley Green .................. 144 Oarrell. ........................ , ...... 59 Morrison E. W ........... , ....................... 58 Julia A ............................. 183 Ed ...................................... 59 Morrow ................................. 145 Gene .................................. 59 Mrs. Barbara L. ............... 136 J. B ..................................... 59 Moss ..................................... 127 J. M .................................... 59 Mullin ................................... 127 J. V .................................... 59 Swift ................................ 189 Jesse M .............................. 59 William ............................ 189 Joe ..................................... 59 Munn .................................... 127 John ...... , ............................ 59 Murphree .............................. 127 John Madison .................... 59 Murphy ................................. 127 John R. ............................... 59 Murray Maggie L. .......................... 61 C. D ................................... 76 Newt P ............................... 59 J. B ..................................... 76 Polly Nixon ....................... 59 W. C .................................. 76 Rhea ................................... 59 Murrin .................................. 127 Sarah .................................. 6l Samuel ............................. 189 Thomas E ........................... 59 Murtishaw ............................ 127 William ........................ 59, 61 Myers ................................... 127 William A .......................... 58 Jackie ............................... 138

Millender .............................. 126 Miller .................................... 126

Carol A. ........................... 136 Nance .......... .. ............... 127 Mills ..................................... 126 Nanny ................................... 127

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Nathan .................................. 127 Nations ................................. 127 Nave ..................................... 127 Navra

S ......................................... 68 Neal

R. C ................................... 59 Neece

C. V ................................... 76 Neel

Mrs. M. A. ....................... 1 04 Neese

Alger .................................. 76 Neill

Juliette ............................. 185 Nelms

Barbara .............................. 86 Nelson .................................. 127 Nettle .................................... 127 Newberry .............................. 127 Newton

Mrs. Lawrence ......... 104, 105 Nichols

Zenas ................................. 66 Zenith ................................ 69

Nickerson Bettie J. Herron ................ 140

Nix ........................................ 127 Nixon .................................... 127

Coy M ................................ 60 H. G ................................... 60 Harriel. ............................... 62 Hugh S ............................... 60 Margaret .................. 137, 190 Osbom ............................... 59 W. H. C .............................. 60 W. O .................................. 58 W. W ................................. 60 Wayne ................................ 59

Noble ................ , ................... 127 Norman ................................. J27

William D .......................... 59 Norment

Wilber .......................... """ 52 Norris

Betty ................................ 177 Northam

M. L. .................................. 76 Nowell

E. B .................................... 76

o Obarr .................................... 127 Ogden

Alta .......................... 185, 186 Mahlon Dickerson ... 185, 186

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Oldham Pegram J. L ..................................... 76 Lera H .............................. 141 Benjamin M ....................... 64 John James ......................... 64

Oliver ................................... 127 MaryE ............................... 64 Mrs. Addie ......................... 76 R. M ................................... 59 Sallie .................................. 64 Porter

Ormand ................................. 127 Penn ...................................... 128 A. M .................................. 59 Orme Pennington Nathan ............................. 176

L. H ................................... 53 Mrs. Sanford .................... 111 Pamela Boyer .................. 173 Orr ........................................ I27 Peppers Porterfield Orrick Tom ................................... 76 Robert ................................ 76

Haskell M ........................ 176 Perdue ................................... 128 Potts ...................................... 128 Osceola ................................. 178 Steve ................................ 137 Powell Overstreet Perkins .................................. 128 J. L. .................................... 52

c. ....................................... 52 Perry ..................................... 128 O. G ................................... 76 Owen Betty ................................ 138 Power

Eugene ............................... 58 Peters .................................... 128 James E ............................ 189 Owens Petty ..................................... 128 John Belue ....................... 189

A. J .................................... 76 Pfeiffer ................................. 128 Powers

p Pfieffer ................................. 128 Pfifer .................................... 128

Austin ................................ 76 G. W .................................. 76

Pace ..................................... 127 Pheifer .................................. 128 Prater Page ...................................... 127 Phiefer .................................. 128 Ruth 1.. ............................. 168 Palmer .................................. 127 Phifer .................................... 128 Presley Pannell .................................. 127 Bennie L., III ................... 137 Charlene M ...................... 139 Parker ........................... 127, 128 Phiffer ................................... 128 Charlene Merle ................ 190 Parks ..................................... 128 Phillips ................................. 128 Price ............................. 128, 129

R.C. ................................ 110 Conyers .............................. 87 losiah ................................. 64 Parsley .................................. 128 Don .................................. 177 Mary M .............................. 64 Pasley ................................... 128 James M ............................. 87 Proctor

Shelia ............................... I77 Thomas .............................. 87 Geo .................................... 53 Patterson ............................... 128 Zaehariah ........................... 87 Geo. A ............................... 53

Eek.. ................................. 175 Phillips-Foster Propps Mrs. C. T ........................... 85 Lois June ......................... 141 R. M ................................... 76

Patton Piekett... ................................ 128 Pryor Frank .................................. 59 Piggee Mrs. Francis ....................... 76 James ................................. 58 Dave .................................. 76 Purdy Jim ..................................... 59 Ida ...................................... 76 Annie Newman .................. 64 L. T.. .................................. 59 Piker ..................................... 128 Jacob Carman .................... 64 Lizzie Belle ....................... 58 John P ................................ 87 Purkhiser .............................. 129 M. R ................................... 59 Pilgrim .................................. 128 Purtle .................................... 129 Ronald ............................... 58 Vickie Augusta ................ 188 Puryear W. Ronald .......................... 58 Pixley ................................... 128 Bob .................................... 53 Walter Dean ....................... 58 Poe ........................................ 128 R. A. .................................. 52

Paul ...................................... 128 Polk ...................................... 128 Putman Payer .................................... 128 A. E ................................... 76 Ruth Reta ......................... 188 Payne .................................... 128 Ponder Pyeatte

Louis .................................. 76 B. G ................................... 76 Jacob ................................ 165 Pearson ................................. 128 George ............................... 76 MaryPolly ....................... 165

Ida Browning ..................... 58 J. L. .................................... 59

Ira ...................................... 76 J. B ..................................... 52 Q

James E .............................. 58 J. c. .................................... 52 Qualls ................................... 129 Jess .................................... 58 L. B .................................... 76 Quarles Roxie A. ..................... : ...... 59 Lee ........................ , ............ 76 William A .......................... 64

Peay Poole .................................... 128 Quillen .................................. 129 Gordon Neill .................... 185 Pope Quinn .................................... 129

.Mollie Crease .......... 185, 186 Addie ................................. 76 Nicholas ........................... 185 Earl .................................... 76

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Radford ................................. 129 Ragsdale

Adeline "Addie" .............. 145 Rainey .................................. 129 Rains .................................... 129 Ramage

Edgar ................................. 76 Ramer ................................... 129 Ramsey

Rex .................................... 77 Raney ................................... 129 Rankin .................................. 129 Rasberry

Sandra .............................. 139 Ratliff ................................... 129 Rawlinson P. 0 ..................... 145 Ray ....................................... 129

Ann Kendall .................... 188 Clarence ........................... 189 Robert Harris ................... 184

Rayburn Rebecca B .......................... 86

Raye ..................................... 129 Reams

Jim ..................................... 76 Reaves

Carolyn ............................ 105 Redwine ............................... 129 Reed ..................................... 129

Charies ............................. 138 Dewey .............................. 145 Dolph ............................... 145 Fanny ............................... 145 Mrs. Charles H ................ 145 Riley ................................ 145 William Riley .................. 145

Reeder .................................. 129 J.1... ................................... 76 Mrs. Lon .......................... 175 Ray .................................... 77 W. T.. ................................. 76

Reems ................................... 129 Reese .................................... 129

J. B. .................................... 77 Ota ..................................... 77 S. B .................................... 77 S. J ..................................... 77 Sanborn D ........................ I 79 Virgil ................................. 77 W. W ................................. 77

Reeves .................................. 129 Carolyn ............................ 1 04 J. A .................................... 53 Joe ..................................... 53

John ................................... 85 Reining

Barbara A .................. 86, 138 Reitz ..................................... 129 Renshaw ............................... 129 Reynolds ............................... 129

Dewayne .......................... 139 Nancy Ann ....................... 188

Rhea ..................................... 129 Rice ...................................... 129 Richardson ........................... 129

George ............................... 85 Riddle

Paralee ............................. 188 Riegler

Nicholas ............................. 85 Riggs .................................... 129 Rimes

T. W ................................... 53 Rimms .......................... 129, 130 Rims ..................................... 130 Ring ...................................... 130 Ringgold ............................... 130 Roberts ................................. 130

Dr. J. L.. ............................. 77 J. B ................................... 183 James Franklin ................. 183 Jesse Elvis ....................... 183

Robertson ............................. 130 J. H .................................... 53 Robert E ........................... 190

Robinette .............................. 130 Robinson .............................. 130

David ............................... 145 Elizabeth Jane .................. 145 James Emmitt .................. 145 John ................................. 145 Osco ................................... 59 Sarah (Houston) ............... 145

Rogers .......................... 130, 190 Rollins

John Strange .................... 189 Rose ...................................... 130 Ross ...................................... 130

Caroline M ......................... 80 David C ............................. 80 David Carroll ..................... 80 Gary ................................. 190 J. D .................................... 77 Virginia ............................ 190 William Brown .................. 80

Roth ...................................... 130 Rotton

Fannie ................................ 58 Rouse

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Dorothy "Irene" (Cook) ... 142 Rowe

Jimmy .............................. 176 Rowles .................................. 130

W. A .................................. 52 Rowlett ................................. 130 Rozell

Ted ..................................... 69 Rozelle

Ted ..................................... 66 Rucks

E ........................................ 52 Rudolph

Francis M ........................... 64 Fred ................................... 64 George F. L. ...................... 64 Jos ...................................... 68 Virginia .............................. 64

Rushing ................................ 130 Russ ...................................... 130 Russell .......................... 130, 145

Oscar G ............................ 147 R. M ................................... 77 Willie ................................. 77

Ruth John ................................... 53

Rutherford ............................ 130

Sabb ...................................... 130 Sabbs

Lettie .......................... 87, 137 Sadler ................................... 130 Sage ley ................................. 130 Sain

J. G .................................... 77 Salle

L. A ................................... 52 Sanders ................................. 130

Jim ..................................... 77 Tammy ............................ 139

Satterwhite ........................... 130 Sawrie

Jean .................................... 58 Sawyer .................................. 130 Scales

W. H. ................................. 52 Scarberry .............................. 130 Schafer

Dorothy ............................ 177 Schellenberger

Alice Miser.. .................... 139 Scoggins

Ben .................................... 77 Brice .................................. 77 E. W ................................... 77

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M. A .............................. ; ... 77 John ................................... 61 I. B. .................................... 86 Scoggins Brothers .................. 77 Roy .............................. 59,61 Ivadene .............................. 87 Scott Singleton .............................. 131 Spring ................................... 131

Ben .................................... 52 Siniard .................................. 131 Springer ................................ 131 C. C ................................... 52 Sinor ..................................... 131 Staggs Gen .................................. 178 Sipe ...................................... 131 A. L ................................... 77 Kit. ..................................... 53 Skelton Stalcup .................................. 131 T. W ................................... 53 Permelia ............................. S5 Stanberry .............................. 132

Screeton ................................ 130 Skinner ................................. 131 Standridge ............................ 132 Scroggins .............................. 130 H. L. .................................. 77 James ................................. 89 Seal ....................................... 130 Smith .................................... 131 Stanfield Shackelford .......................... 145 Barney ............................... 77 J. B ................................... 175 Shaffer Ben .................................... 77 Stanfill .......................... 132, 190

Oori ................................. 138 David ............................... lSI Taylor .............................. 111 Sharp Dr. R. E .............................. 77 Stanphill

Herbert ............................... 78 Emily Jane ....................... IS3 Caldonia ............................ 62 L. F .................................... 77 J. R ..................................... 77 John ................................... 62

Shasteen ................................. 89 Lawson .............................. 80 W. F ................................... 60 Shastid .................................... 89 Lucy ................................... 63 Starnes .................................. 132 Shaver.. ................................. 130 Mary S ............................... 86 Starr ...................................... 132 Shaw ..................................... 130 Mary Susan ...................... 162 Starr-Wilson Sheaff N.O ................................... 77 Carol Ann ........................ 140

Carolyn ............................ 138 Sandy Strong ................... 137 Stavely Carolyn O ........................ 143 Sarah A. E ......................... 80 Floyd ................................. 77

Sheets Sarah Brooks ................... 181 Steck J. A. ................................. 174 Victoria Ann .................... 143 Leo 1. ................................. 77

Shelby .................................. 131 William Zachariah ........... 181 Stelle Shelton ......................... 131, 145 Smithson ............................... 131 Perrnelia ............................. 85

Dianna ............................... 85 Smothers ............................... 131 Stepherson ............................ 132 Martha ............................... 85 C.W ................................ 112 Steuart William .............................. 85 Joe ................................... I77 M. L.. ................................. 77

Shepherd ............................... 131 Joe ................................... 112 Mrs. N. M .......................... 77 Shockley ............................... 131 Lucille .............................. I 12 R. M ................................... 77 Shofner Ralph ............................... 112 Tom W ............................... 77

J. W ................................... 77 Smythe Stevens Shores J. W ................................... 53 Christoph ......................... 189

William .............................. 53 Snow .................................... 131 Claude .............................. 190 Short Gene C ............................. 139 OesArc ............................. 190

Clydc ............................... 145 Snow Hardware Co ................ 77 Floy ................................. 190 Myrkle ............................. 145 Soper .................................... 131 Stewart ................................. 132 Pearl (Martin) .................. 145 Sossamon AI.. ..................................... 61 Robert E ........................... 145 O. J .................................... 72 Sam .................................... 77

Shrimplin Southard ............................... 131 Stinnett ................................. 132 John ................................... 87 Sowell ............................ 86, 131 Henry ................................. 85 Le Juan .............................. S7 Sam C ................................ 86 Stinson .................................. 132 Oliver H. ............................ S7 Sparks ................................... 131 Stokes ........................... 132, 159

Shumaker Sparrow Stone .................................... 132 Patti Arnold ....................... 79 Jennie ............................... 181 Bob .................................... 53

Simmons ............................... 131 Spears ................................... 131 Dave .................................. 77 Elizabeth A. Robinette ..... 141 Speck J. L.. ................................... 77

Simonton .............................. 131 L. B .................................... 52 Pete .................................... 77 Simpson Speers R. B. .................................. 52

Gertrude .................. ; ........... 59 Mary Jane ........................... 87 S. K. ................................... 77 Sims ...................................... 131 Spencer Story ................. , ................... 132

J. C .................................. : .. 61 Annie Laurie .................... 105 Strain .................................... 132 Jake .................................... 61 Spicer Strong .................................... 132

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Stroope ................................. 132 Stroud ................................... 132

Terrell T. W ................................... 53

Thrash Ben .................................... 65

Strupp ................................... 132 Stuart .................................... 145

Terry ..................................... 132 Thomas ................................. 132

Threadway J. V .................................... 52

Suddoth E.M ................................... 53

Beaulah ............................ III Ben .................................. 112

Threwer c. ....................................... 52

Suit John ................................... 53

Sullins .................................. 132

Bettie ............................... 111 Betty Bridges ................... 177 C. L.. ................................ 110

Thurn Richard L. ........................ 144

Tibbets

Sullivan Charles ............................. I77 W. A. ................................. 53

Charlie ............................... 77 Charles W ........................ 177 Tidmore ................................ 132

J. A. ................................... 77 Charlie Sue Elliott ........... 177 Tilley

John Wash ....................... 182 Minerva E ........................ 182 Monte ................................ 77

Summers

Eugenia ............................ 111 Floyd ....................... 176, 177 Henry ....................... 175, 177 J. W ................................... 53

Louisa ................................ 61 Mrs. Joe ............................. 59

Tinker ................................... 133 Tinsley

Ann Bradley .................... 139 Sumner

James E ............................ 112 John ................................. 175

Dave .................................. 78 W. A .................................. 78

W.M .................................. 52 Sumpter ................................ 132 Surratt ................................... 132

John ................................... 61

Leroy ............................... 111 Leroy (Dick) .................... 112 Logan ............................... 110 Louie ................................ 177

Titsworth .............................. 133 Todd ..................................... 133 Toland

J. V .................................... 78

Sutherland ............................ 132 S. H .................................... 53

Mary Ann ........................ 111 Mike ................................ 177

W. H. ................................. 78 Tolbert .................................. 189

Sutton Mildred ............................ 176 Toler ..................................... 133

Dozer ................................. 86 Mrs. Charles .................... 176 Tolleson

George ............................... 64 Isabella .............................. 64

Mrs. Charlie Sue .............. 175 Mrs. Henry ...................... 112

Gus .................................... 78 Tolleson & Olds ..................... 78

Margaret ............................ 64 Mary .................................. 64 Peter .................................. 86 Seneca ................................ 64 Sharlot Hedric .................... 86

Swaim ................................ 132

Mrs. Will ......................... 1 \0 Myrtle Lee Smothers ....... 177 Myrtle Smothers .............. 177 Randy .............................. I77 Rosy ................................. IIO Sue Ella ........................... III

Toilette P. A .................................... 78

Tomme ................................. 133 Marian Elizabeth ............. 189

Tompkins ............................. 133 Gail Kirkpatrick.. ............. 139

Charley ............................ 190 Henry ............................... 190 John W ............................. 190

W.M ................................ IIO William Henry ................. 177

Thomasen ............................. 132

Totten ................................... 133 Trantham .............................. 133 Treadaway

Swilley ................................ 132

Thompson ..................... 132, 160 Allie Mae ......................... 141 Andrew ............................ 175

Arthur .............................. 190 Nancy .............................. 190

Tredaway .............................. 133

Talf... .......... . . ............ 132 Andrew J ......................... 174 Tribble .................................. 133

Talley Ruby ................................ 180

Tarver ................................... 132

B. L. ................................... 78 Carl .................................. 112 Cliff ................................. 112

Mike .................................. 78 N. R ................................... 52

Tucker .......................... 133,190

George ............................. IIO Martha ............................. 111

George ............................. 174 Green ............................... I 12

William S ......................... 137 Turman

Tillman ............................ 110 Jeff.. ......................... III, 175 Maggie Miller .................. 190

Tarwater ............................... 132 Lester ............................... 174 Nathan Mack ................... 190

Taylor ................................... 132 Beatrice .............................. 87

Raymond ......................... 174 Robert ........................ 78, 174

William Robert ................ 190 Turner ................................... 133

Eugene ............................... 87 Roy .................................... 78 Alexander .......................... 87

Lucretia ............................ 190 Seth .......................... III, 175 Gary ................................. 177

Nat ..................................... 53 Thomson ............................... 132 Jesse J .............................. 190

Zachary ............................ 178 Thornton MaryW ............................. 87 Teal J. R ............................... 52, 53 Turney .................................. 133

Exie Pearl .......................... 86 John Randolph ................... 54

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James S ............................ 105

v Van Patten

Nonnan L. ....................... 140 Vanderslice ........................... 133 Vaughan ............................... 133 Vaughn

Shack ................................. 78 Vaughter.. ......................... 66, 70 Venable ................................ 133 Vergnes

Mattie Alexandra Go1dberg184 Vester ................................... 133 Vick ...................................... 145

DiAnn ............................. 146 Joscph .............................. 146 Lucy ................................. 146 Newit ............................... 146 Richard ............................ 146

Vickers ................................. 133 Joan ................................. 137

Vincent ................................. 133 Vines .................................... 133 Vinson .................................. l33 Volmer

Leon ................................... 67 Vose ..................................... 133

Wadden Tom ................................... 59

Wagner Barbara ............................ 138

Wakefield Charlie ............................... 78

Walker .................................. 133 Ann .................................... 63 Barbara Elizabeth ............ 184 Charles Whiting ................. 63 David ................................. 63 E. H. .................................. 64 Ephriam ........................... 190 George ............................... 63 Jack .................................... 63 Jacob Wythe ...................... 63 James David ...................... 63 Jane L. ............................... 63 John J ................................. 63 John Thomas ................... 184 Mary .................................. 63 Mrs. Lee .......................... 175

Philip Moore .................... 145 Patsy J .............................. 137 Serena ................................ 63 Webb .................................... 134 SusanB. ............................. 64 Weir SusanH ............................. 63 Connie ............................. 138

Wallace ................................. 133 Welch ................................... 134 Andrew Jackson .............. 184 Carrie Helen .................... 190 Mary Ann ........................ 144 Ed .................................... 190 Mary Elizabeth ................ 184 Edna ................................. 190 Wilson Polk ..................... 184 Enoline ............................ 190

Wallace-Marsh Orchard ......... 78 Holland ............................ 190 Waller ................................... 144 John Caleb ....................... 190 Wallis ........................... 133, 134 Louise .............................. 190 Walsh Thomas ............................ 190

John ................................... 52 Y. Z ................................. 190 Walston Wells .................................... 134

Edd .................................... 78 Welms Wann .................................... 134 Charles ............................... 86 Want ..................................... 134 Welsh ................................... 134 Warbritton ............................ 134 Welton .................................. 134 Ward Wesson ................................. 134

John R ................................ 52 Eamest ............................... 78 R. B ................................... 52 Elbert ................................. 78 R. E .................................... 78 Lee ..................................... 78

Warlick Sara .................................... 78 D.D ................................. IIO West ..................................... 134

Warren .................................. 134 Westfall Cecil J .............................. 140 C. S .................................... 78 Eighter (Ada?) ................. 145 D.A ................................... 78 Frances E ......................... 145 Westphal. .............................. 134 GaryW ............................ 145 Wharton ................................ 134 H ........................................ 53 Wheat Harriet J ........................... 145 James R ........................... 190 Henry ................................. 52 Julia Gamblin .................. 190 Joseph L.. ......................... 145 Verna ............................... 190 Marion D ......................... 145 Wheeler Mary Ann A. ................... 145 Margery H. ...................... 145 Massila A. ........................ 145 Whisenhunt Mourning ......................... 190 Mrs. Pat ........................... 176 SaraD .............................. 145 White .................................... 134 T. J ..................................... 78 Aubrey ............................. 176 William L ........................ 145 Charlie ............................. 176

Washington Doug ................................ 176 Rebecca ............................. 63 Horace ............................... 78 Whiting .............................. 63 J. c. .................................... 53

Wasson ................................. 134 Jimmy .............................. 176 Watkins ................................ 134 John ................................... 53

Kirby D ............................ 138 Kay .................................. 176 Watson ................................. 134 Leon ................................. 176

Joe ..................................... 78 M. B. .................................. 53 John ............................. 78, 86 Mrs. Ira M ....................... 176 Jord .................................... 78 Mrs. Maurice Cox ............ 176 Sarah A .............................. 64 Mrs. Sude ........................ 175 W.W ................................. 78 Prudence Adline D .......... 163 William A. ......................... 64 Suda ................................. 174 Wimberly ........................... 87 Walter .............................. 176

Weaver .............................. __ .134 William D ........................ 163

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Whited J. B. .................................... 52 Woodruff Nancy ................................ 86 Kate ................................... 64 A. J .................................... 78

Whitehead Kate Stirrnan ...................... 64 W.W ................................. 78 Melva ............................... 144 Martha ............................. 112 Woods .................................. 135 W. H. ............................... 144 Mrs. Stoge ....................... 175 L. M ................................... 78

Whitmore Sam .................................... 86 Woodward Bob .................................... 78 W. W ................................. 52 Elijah V ........................... 190

Whittamore ........................... 188 Washington L. ................... 64 Henry ................................. 59 Kathryn ............................ 188 Winchester ........................... 135 Henry T ........................... 190

Whittington Winfrey Martha ............................. 190 Otto .................................... 61 Charles Hays ..................... 87 Sarah O ............................ 190

Whorton ............................... 134 Eleanor .............................. 87 Thomas ............................ 190 Wibel .................................... 134 John Gideon ....................... 87 William W ....................... 190 Wible .................................... 134 Nancy Kennard .................. 87 Willis W .......................... 190 Wilcox Queen Victoria .................. 87 Worrel... ........................... 190

Rube .................................. 59 Virginia .............................. 87 Woolsey ............................... 135 Sam .................................... 59 William .............................. 87 Worley Wayne ................................ 62 Winstead Robert W ................. 136, 138

Wilkins Ronnie G ......................... 176 Worthen Senith ............................... 188 Winters George Alfonso ............... 186

Williams ............................... 134 J ......................................... 78 Sue Peay .................. 185, 186 Bease ............................... 181 Witl ...................................... 135 William Booker ....... 185, 186 Clyde ................................. 78 Wojclechowsky Wray ..................................... 135 E. W ................................. 188 Louis .................................. 69 Wright .......................... 135, 159 Ellis Hank ........................ 143 Wojolechowski C. B ................................. 176 J. G .................................... 52 Louis .................................. 66 Ross ................................. 176 Jamcs..... . ................... 181 Wolf ..................................... 135 Wroten .................................. 135 Joe ..................................... 78 Patricia Witl ..................... 140 Wythe Mattie .............................. 181 Wolford Bennie ................................ 64 S. P .................................. 143 Jane .................................. 145 Jacob ................................. 64 Sam .................................... 53 Sarah ................................ 181

Ramsey ............................ 145 Thomas ............................ 145

Winnie Kczzi ................... 143 William ............................ 145 Yates Williamson ........................... 134 Wolsey English Lafayette ............. 144

G. S .................................... 53 Louis .................................. 67 John ................................... 78 John ................................. 145 Wood .................................... 135 Yeatman Michael J ......................... 145 Nancy Paralee .................. 144 M. D. L.. ............................ 52

Williford ............................... 134 W.F ................................... 53 Yopp ..................................... 135 Willis .................................... 134 W ....................................... 53 York ..................................... 135 Willmot Woodall ................................ 135 Young ................................... 135

Diane ............................... 136 Woodard Jeff ..................................... 78 Wilson .................................. 134 Elijah V ........................... 190 Younger

Alfred Drysdale ................. 64 Henry T ........................... 190 Carrie Belle ..................... 190 Clara Electa ....................... 64 Martha E .......................... 190 Younk Elias J ................................ 53 Sarah O ............................ 190 R. C ................................... 78 Forrest. ............................... 78 William W ....................... 190 H. C. .................................. 78 Willis W .......................... 190 [rene D ............................. 138 Worrel... ........................... 190

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Family History Writing Contest

Arkansas Genealogical Society is sponsoring a writing contest for 2005 to promote genealogical research in Arkansas and encourage quality writing and publishing of family history.

First Prize will be $100 and the award will be named for Bobbie Jones McClain, a long time Arkansas researcher, author and publisher, in recognition of her contributions to Arkansas research and to the Arkansas Genealogical Society.

Second Prize will be $50. Third Prize will be a $25 gift certificate to be redeemed in AGS services or products.

Winning entries will be announced and prizes awarded at the October 2005 AGS Fall Conference. The first place entry will be published in the December 2005 issue of the Arkansas Family Historian.

CONTEST

WHO The AGS Family History Writing Contest is open to all members of Arkansas Genealogical Society, except members of the Publications Committee.

WHAT The contest is limited to family history articles with an Arkansas connection. Entries must be 2000 words or less and not have been previously published. Graphics may be included.

WHEN Submissions must be postmarked by 30 June 2005.

HOW Submissions must be accompanied by an entry form. (See following page.) Please provide a short statement of your genealogical research experience and send three (3) copies of your entry. In order to insure impartiality in judging, do not include your name in the article or on the title page.

WHERE Mail yourentrytoAGSContest.POBoxI7653.LittleRock.AR 72222. If you include an email address, you will receive confirmation of receipt of your entry.

JUDGING Three separate and independent persons will read and judge all entries. They will consider quality of research; use of primary and secondary sources; citation of sources; style, theme and content, and use of graphics (photographs, maps, charts).

The Publications Committee reserves the right to limit prizes to acceptable submissions. All entries become the property of Arkansas Genealogical Society. The author will retain all publication rights.

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Arkansas Genealogical Society Family History Writing Contest

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Arkansas Genealogical Society Membership Application or Renewal Form

Benefits of membership: • Quarterly issues of The Arkansas Family Historian • Quarterly newsletter • Priority registration for Annual AGS Sponsored Research Trip • Queries published in The Arkansas Family Historian

Membership dues are payable annually and entitle members to a year's subscription to the Society's periodicals. New memberships may be submitted at any time of the year.

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Query for The Arkansas Family Historian

Members may submit queries. The query should pertain to Arkansas families. Please try to mention the county or region of Arkansas involved and a full name and date, if possible. Queries are printed in the order received.

Send this form and a check payable to Arkansas Genealogical Society to:

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Certificate of Arkansas Ancestry

From the Arkansas Genealoeical Society. P. O. Box 17653. Little Rock. AR 72222

Do you have ancestors who would qualify for ancestry in Arkansas? AGS has certificates in four different categories of residency. In which category does your ancestor belong? It requires a little research to acquire a certificate giving recognition to your family's pioneers and settlers of Arkansas. The categories are:

Colonial This certificate is for an ancestor who resided in Arkansas prior to January 1, 1804.

Territorial This certificate is for an ancestor who resided in Arkansas prior to June 15, 1836.

Antebellum This certificate is for an ancestor who resided in Arkansas prior to May 6, 1861.

Nineteenth Century This certificate is for an ancestor who resided in Arkansas prior to December 31, 1900.

To prove ancestry in Arkansas, a lineage of the direct ancestor must be submitted to AGS, along with source documents to prove these facts. A family group sheet of the ancestor who resided in Arkansas must be completed with primary sources as proof. All sources must be cited, photocopied and submitted with the application. The citation must be easily searched for verification. Examples of acceptable documents include: census records, church or bible records, tax lists, court records, military records, land patents, deeds, newspaper items, etc. Send copies, not originals, since they will not be returned. Periodically, the applications are filmed by the Arkansas History Commission and State Archives, where they may be accessed through the Biographical Index.

It only costs $10 to apply for an Arkansas Ancestry Certificate. To receive an application write to Tommy Carter, 10106 Sulphur Springs Rd., Pine Bluff,AR 71603 and send your name and address with $1.00 for postage or print it from the website at www.rootsweb.coml-args. Complete the application form and return it with $10.

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Arkansas Genealogical Society A member of the National Genealogical Society and the Federation of Genealogical Societies

The Arkansas Genealogical Society began in }962 and is incorporated as a non~profit organization. The purpose of this society is to promote and educate its members in genealogy, to publish articles pertaining to Arkansas ancestors, and to locate and preserve genealogical, historical, and biographical infonnation detennined worthy of publication. Membership

Any person interested in genealogy is encouraged to become a member by payment of dues in advance of onc year. Annual dues are $25.00 for individual, $35.00 for family (only one publication per family), $35.00 for residents outside the USA and $100.00 for patrons. This includes a year's subscription of the society's periodicals. Make your check or money order payable to: AGS, P. O. Box 17653, Little Rock, AR 72222. Back Issues

Back issues of The Arkansas Family Historian are available while supplies last. The entire set can be purchased on microfiche through our publications order form or from our website. Research Policy

The society regrets that we do 110t provide research for members. We do suggest that anyone wanting fee-based research refer to the Association of Professional Genealogists website for a list at www.apgen.org. Book Reviews

Authors and publishers may submit books for review by the AGS Book Review Committee. Books should be sent to Susan Boyle, 57 Plantation Acres Dr., Little Rock, AR 72210. All materials become the property of AGS to be distributed as the society deems appropriate. Queries

Members may submit queries to: ... '[emailprotected] to AGS Queries, P. O. Box 17653, Little Rock, AR 72222. Members may send a brief query related to Arkansas ancestors to be published in The Arkansas Fami(V Historian as space permits. Be sure to include your name, address, e-mail address and phone number. Submissions

Membcrs are requested to submit articles to be considered for publication. Photographs and materials will not be returned. Sources should be cited as footnotes or endnotes. Materials can be submitted to AGS, preferably on disk to AGS, P. O. Box 17653, Little Rock, AR 72222 or to the e-mail address, [emailprotected]. The right to edit all material submitted is reserved by the Publications Committee. The submitter must includc name, address, phone number and e-mail address with the material. Proof copies will be sent prior to printing. Contributions

AGS is a qualified charitable organization. Therefore, pursuant to Section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code, any contribution to AGS can be deducted as a "charitable contribution" by an individual or by a corporation. Change of Address

Please notify AGS when there is a change of address or mistake in address as soon as possible. Contact us bye-mail at '[emailprotected] AGS, P. O. Box 17653, Little Rock, AR 72222.

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