The Arkansas

Family Historian

Arkansas Genealogical Society

Volume 30, Number 3

ISSN 0571-0472

September 1992

Arkansas Genealogical Society 1992 Officers and Directors

Editor Margaret Harrison Hubbard 1411 Shady Grove Rood, Hor Springs, AR 71901

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

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

Tre.'tiurer Bobbie Jones McLane 222 McMahan Drive, Hot Springs, AR 71913

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

Recording Secretary Frances Jernigan 52 Colony Road, Litde Rock, AR 72207

Historian Lynda Sulfndge 3801 Caraway Court, N. Little Rock, AR 72116

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

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

John Sanders 4500 Purnell Drive, N. Litde Rock, AR 72116

J 811 Eddleman Route 1, Box 178, Hackett, AR 72937

Robert. Hollis 628 Banner, Camden, AR 71701

David Malone PO Box 1048, Fayetteville, AR 72702

Eddie G. Landreth 123 Elaine, Benton, AR 72015

J ohnita Glover 4008 Holly, Pine Bluff, i\R 71603

Teresa Harris 943 Ouachita 47, Camden, AR 71701

Freda Massey PO Box 478, Mountain View, AR 72560

Virginia Wright PO Box 726, Camden, AR 71701

Joe R. Goss 1025 Watkins, Conway, AR 72032

Beth Brownlee 2216 Rock Lane, Heber Springs, AR 71901

Edwin Moss PO Box 216, Star City, AR 71667

Desmond Walls Allen 99 Lawrence Landing Road, Conway, AR 72032

The Arkansas Family Historian Published Quarterly by Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc.

Editor Margaret Harrison Hubbard

Publication Information The Arkansas Family Historian, the official publica­tion of Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc .. is pub­lished four times a year - March, June, September, and December, Commercial advertising is not ac­cepted,

ISSN 0571-0472

Editorial policy AGS welcomes contributions 01 family records, public record transcriptions, and other Information of interest to those interested in family history and genealogy in general, and in Arkansas specHically, Responsibilny for the accuracy of information and for opinions, omissions, or factual errors is that of the contributor.

Manuscript Submissions Submitters 01 articles and material lor possible publication in The AFH are requested to send typewritten or mechanically generated manuscripts on white, 8 1/2 X 11 Inch paper, double-spaced, one-inch margins on all sides, wnh all pages numbered, The sources from which the material was obtained, spec~ic statements of facts, or statis­tical inforll,~::"n MUST be documented, that is, the specific, detailed ".lurce description must be listed either within the body 01 the text or as notes. Previ­ous publication of the material in any lorm must be brought to the attention of AGS, AGS encourages submissions on IBM compatible computer disks in WordStar or ASCII format accompanied by a hard copy of the material.

Membership AGS offers individual. institutional. sustaining, IHe and honorary membership classes. Membership is by calendar year and may be entered at any time of the year Qate subscribers will receive the year's back Issues of The Arkansas Family Historian).

PO Box 908, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71902-0908

Individual membership is $15 per year.

Queries Members of AGS are invned to submit one fifty­word, Arkansas related. query each year, See the Query section for detail,S.

Book Reviews Authors and publishers who wish to have reviews or notices 01 their works published in The Arkansas Family Historian are Invited to submn a copy of the work with ordering information and price, ~ appli­cable.

-------CONTENTS

Box 908 Certificates of Arkansas An­cestry Reports

Arkansas Miscellany Excerpts From the 1881 Acts of Arkansas

Thomas Crenshaw, Scott Co. Some First Officials - AR

Counties Sylvania Cemetery.

Lonoke Co. Marias Des Cygnes Massacre Bible Record of John Dawson Allen

The Pilot, Batesville, AR 1880 Fire

Queries Book Reviews & Notices Index

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101 104

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105 117

t 18

120 121 130 134

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AGS President Carolyn Earle Billingsley has spent the Summer in Europe, so the President's Page is missing. She did submit an article that is most interesting, and it may encourage all of us to check the law books from time to time for family informa­tion.

Arkansas Genealogical Society will hold it's 30th Anniversary Genealogical Extravaganza and Book Fair on October 30-31, 1992, at the Holiday Inn -Airport, 1-440, Little Rock, AR (across from the Airport). Friday evening, October 30, will feature genealogical classes/lectures and book fair. Satur­day, October 31 , will be an all day lecture and book fair. Speaker will be Robert Young Clay, Public Archives Section, Virginia State Library and Ar­chives, Richmond, VA. Registration form is includ­ed in this issue, and we look forward to seeing all of you there!

Surname Directory Correction

On page 104 of your Surname Directory, Submitter No. 0066, please enter an address correction to read: McFarland, Betty J., 4619 North "M" St., Fort Sm~h, AR 72904.

New Publications

Southern Queries, a Genealogy Magazine, is being published by PerroBlanco Publications, 1115 Sundial Circle, Birmingham, AL 35215, is shown as "The contact maagazine for people searching for their Southern ancestors", Vol. 2, No.5, contains some 32 pages of queries and photographs, with a full name index. Published six times a year, sub­scription rate is $24.00 per year.

Phelps Family News is edited by Dallas l. Phelps, 1002 Queen St., Camden, SC 29020-3113. Now in Volume 5 (May 1992), the subscription rate is $15.00 per year. Queries are included.

Fletcher Family Research Bulletin is edited by Marilyn Bridge Brown, Rt. 4, Box 611 B, Mena, AR 71953, and is now in its fifth year. Dues are $15.00 per year and the quarterlies contain news and research on Fletcher ancestors, biographies, photographs, etc., and query section.

Searcy County Ancestor Information Exchange is published by James T. Johnston, 2333 East Oaks Dr., Fayetteville, AR 72703, who has also conduct­ed the Ancestor Fair the past several years. Write him for information about this fine publication.

Reunions

The Standridge Family Genealogical Meeting and Reunion will be held on October 9-10, 1992, at Mena, AR. Open to all reseachers interested in this line, there will be workshops, historic tours, family get-togethers. Headquarters will be at the Limetree I nn in Mena, and the event is sponsored by sup­porters of the "Standridge Kith An' Kin" Newsletter. Contact Russell P. Baker, 6525 Magnolia Dr., Mabelvale, AR 72103.

Caveat Emptor

A news release sent by J. Carlyle Parker, Chair, Genealogy Committee of the History Section of the Reference and Adult Services Division of the American Library Association, 2116 N. Denair Ave., Turlock, CA 95360, indicates a series of family newsletters being published by The Family News Network, 250 Coolidge St., Midvale, UT 64047; or at 3129 S. Dayton Ct., Denver, CO 60231; or at 1161 S. Parker Rd. #102, Denver, CO; and some using mailing permits from Greenwood Village, CO; or Englewood, CO, at $7.00 per year, eight and a half by eleven inches, stapled in one corner, con­taining about 12 pages, half of which are so general they could apply to any family. A family name is inserted here and there to appear to relate to a specific family. The only specific relation to one family is a brief quote referenced to Eldon [sic] Smith's New Dictionary of American Family Names (Harper and Row, 1973). Elsdon Coles Smith was an authority on American names. One issue con­tained an unauthorized duplicated map from a Harvard University Press 1960 publication. One surname used is Vandeventer, i.e. Vandeventers Since The Civil War; Who's Who in the Vandeventer [or other family name]. Mr.Parker quotes a genea­logist's letter to the publisher: "I am interested in learning more about my family, not a 'generic' newsletter telling how to do genealogy."

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------------Certificates of Arkansas Ancestry Report By Desmond Walls Allen

The following people have been issued Certificates of Arkansas Ancestry since publication of The Arkansas Family Historian, June 1992, Listed are the recipients' name, ancestor's name, county in which the ancestor lived, and the earliest date of Arkansas residence,

Application blanks are still available from me Desmond Walls Allen, 99 Lawrence Landing Road: Conway, AR 72032 -- send 52 cents postage to cover mailing costs, An application booklet may be photocopied, so iI's only necessary to order one. This is an on-going project -- there is no "expiration date."

I am very pleased with the quality of the applica­tions we have received. They are very well done, sources are carefully noted. and usually more documentation is submitted than just the document that proves Arkansas residency. All of the material submitted is being filed and we hope someday to make the information available to researchers in some form.

From the letters received. these certificates are being used to honor special folks at family reunions. as birthday and Christmas gifts, for grandchildren's scrapbooks, and for other reasons than just personal satisfaction.

If you have already ordered your application book­let. take another look at it -- it isn't as difficult as you think.

Territorial

Joseph E. Rogers 4112 Corbett Drive Oklahoma City, OK 73115 Thomas D. Uoyd St. Francis Co., 1834

Tressie Wilkinson Nealy 509 SE 70th Oklahoma City, OK 73149 Joseph Russell Lawrence Co .• 1817

Lois Gaston Black by Anthony W. Black 3700 Cantrell Road #1010

Little Rock, AR 72202 Lucinda McConnell Gaston Clark. later Montgomery Co .. 1827

Sunny Akin Harness 1850 Williams St., #206 Simi Valley. CA 93065

Edmond S. Stobaugh, Sr. Van Buren Co .. 1835

Billie Bonds Willhite Route 1, Box 226 Brinkley. AR 72021 Dory Ashing Phillips Co .. 1830

Antebellum

Correction: Sally Jane Cortez 1841 Westwood Place Pomona, CA 91768 Willis Albert Pond (reported in error as Bond) Hot Spring County, 1850

Robert Paxson Gordon 2456 Douglas Drive San Angelo. TX 76904 Robert B, Gordon Conway Co .• 1845 James Reed Van Buren Co .. 1856

Anita Hancock Ranells 501 East First Konawa, OK 74849 Jeptha Jackson Wisener Pike Co., 1861 John H. Cook Pike Co., 1858

Jack W. Sanders 1155 Huntsman Lane Memphis. TN 38120

Dr. Theophilus Sanders Prairie Co., 1858

Mary Reid Warner 6110 Misty Trail

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Dallas, TX 75248 Samuel McClure Pope Co" 1840

Fred Chanes Huggins, Jr. 1471 Park Avenue San Jacinto, CA 92583 George Washington Bradley Dallas Co" 1849

Sunny Akin Harness 1850 Williams St., #206 Simi Valley, CA 93065 John Harness Searcy Co" 1844

Jo Ann Wear Spore 3826 E, Glen n St. Tucson, AZ 85716 Dr, Hamilton Bradford Wear Conway Co" 1858

W&sIey E, Reed 2325 Warwick Road Houston, TX 77093 Seaborn Reed Pike Co" 1850

Mano May Bush PO Box 826 Benton, AR 72015 Frederick William Bush Saline Co., 1855

Jay P. Younger 3107 Bunfill Dr. Santa Maria. CA 93455 Alexander Younger Searcy Co .. 1853

Terry M. Hendrickson 2136 Tecumseh Carrollton, TX 75006 Jesse Hendrickson Whtte Co., 1 B60

Nineteenth Century

Robert Paxson Gordon Kathleen Narey Walton clo Peg Gordon 2456 Douglas San Angelo, TX 76904 Joseph Taylor Paxson Conway Co" 1878

Arkansas Miscellany'----

Submitted by Margie Koutroulis 8238 Theisswood Rd, Spring, TX 77379

Family History Ubrary Film #556436

Muhlenberg Co" KY, Deeds Vol, 11 & 12, 1841-45

Vol. 11, P 33, David Robinson & Mary E, Robinson his w~e of Johnson Co, AR have appointed Wiley S. Hay of Muhlenberg Co Power of Attorney for them,

18 Ap 1842

Vol, 11, P 88, Heirs of David Robinson, deed: Ansalon L Bell & Rebecca his wHe Alex Campbell & Amanda his wile William Willis & Margaret his wHe John Solomon & Elixabeth his wHe William Robinson, Alney M, Robinson, David Robinson

(p 87 was 1842, so probably so was this)

Vol. 14, P 70 16 Sep 1845

Joshua Ferguson of Pope Co, AR appoints James W. Ferguson of New Orleans to be his Power of Attorney.

1870 East Baton Rouge Parish, LA NM593 Roll

P47 Louisiana State University Profette. James W. age 17 from AR

P51 Deal, Dumb & Blind Institute Jones, James age 9 from AR Blind

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Excerpts From The 1881 Acts Qf Arkansas

Genealogists are always seeking new research sources and knowledgeable researchers know there is no end to the possible sources one can use in genealogy. The Acts of Arkansas are a source that few genealogists use.

The Arkansas General Assembly has created a lot of data over the past couple of centuries. and. although much of that data is pretty much devoid of interest. the General Assembly occasionally addressed issues of interest to genealogists. Conveniently. the acts were printed after each session and are generally accessible to the geneal­ogist. Some large libraries in Arkansas have a set of these acts, and the Supreme Court Library in Little Rock. Arkansas is an excellent place to examine the entire set. (Genealogists In other states should be able to locate the acts for their state in a large library or legal library in that state.)

Even the entries not specHically genealogical in nature can be 01 use to the genealogist. For exam­ple, one can find the acts revising or creating county boundary lines, setting lorth the laws per­taining to marriage or taxes lor each time period, and acts and resolutions of general interest that add to your cultural knowledge of the times.

I purchased the Arkansas volume for 1881 a few years ago at a used beak sale. (Full citation: Acts and Resolutions of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, Passed at the Session held at the Capitol. k! the City of L1t1le Rock. Ark .. com­mencing on the 100h day 01 January 1881. and ending on the 19th day 01 March 1881 (Litlle Rock: Mitchell & Bettis, State Printers, 1881.)] In the inter­ests of exciting interest among genealogists not familiar with this source, I have extracted a few of the interesting entries from this one volume. Each volume has items of similar interest.

Concurrent Resolutions of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas. Passed at the Session Held at the Capitol. In the City of Little Rock, 1881; No. IV, pp. 216-217.

Concurrent Resolution Declaring the Proper Pronunciation of the name of the State.

Contributed by Carolyn Earle Billingsley

Preamble. Whereas. Confusion of practice has arlsen In

the pronunciation of the name of our State; and It is deemed Important that the true pronunciation should be determined for use in oral official pro­ceedings.

And Whereas. The matter has been thor­oughly investigated by the State Historical Society. and the Eclectic Society of Little Rock. which have agreed upon the correct pronunciation. as derived from history, and the early usage of the American immigrants.

Be It theretore resolved by both houses of the General Assembly, That the only true pronun­ciation of the name of the State. in the opinion of this body. Is that received by the French from the native Indians, and committed to writing in the French word representing the sound: and that it should be pronounced in three syllables. with the final "s" silent, the "a" in each syllable with the Italian sound, and the accent on the first and last sylla­bles-being the pronunciation formerly. universally. and now still most commonly used; and that the pronunciation with the accent on the second sylla­ble with the sound of "a" in man, and the sounding of the terminal "s," is an innovation, to be discour­aged.

Private Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, Passed at the Session Held at the Capi­tol. In the Cny of Little Rock. 1881; No. VII.. pp. 205-206.

An Act for the beneitt of Charles Lewis and Rachel W. Hervey,

Preamble.

Section 1 Vests property of the late Jane Lewis

in Charles Lewis and Rachel W. Hervey. 2 Administrator to turn over property

after payment 01 debts. 3 When in force.

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Whereas, Jane Lewis, of Conway county, died In the year 1880, leaving no heirs;

And Whereas, For several years before her death she declared her intention to will all her property to her step-son, Charles Lewis, and her step-daughter, Rachel W. Hervey, as a reward for their fidelity and dutHul behavior;

And Whereas, The said Jane Lewis was prevented, by her sudden and unexpected death, from making a will; and therefore,

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas:

Section 1. That all the property and estate of the said Jane Lewis, which belonged to her at the time of her death, both real and personal, and the proceeds thereof, be vested absolutely in Charles Lewis and Rachel W. Hervey, of Pope county,

Sec. 2, That the administrator of the said Jane Lewis, after the payment of the debts probat­ed against her estate, and the expenses and costs of administration, be and he is hereby required to deliver said estate to Charles Lewis and Rachel W. Hervey, of Pope county, and take the receipts of the said Charles Lewis and Rachel W. Hervey, which shall be taken as valid and sufficient vouch­ers In the settlement of said estate.

Sec. 3. That this act take effect and be in force from and after its passage.

Approved, March 23rd, 1881.

Private Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, Passed at the Session Held at the Capi­tol, in the City of Little Rock, 1881; No. I" p, 197.

An Act to Appropriate the sum of Five Hundred Dollars to pay for the expenses of the last sickness and burial and marking of the grave of Hon. John S. Williams, Senator from the 5th Senatorial District.

Preamble.

Section 1 Appropriates $500, Funeral Expens-

2 When in force, Whereas, The Han. John S. Williams, of

Washington county, departed this life, in the service of the State; And whereas, It was his request to have his remains interred at the State capital. if he

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should die in the State's service; And whereas, It is but just for the State to pay the expenses attending the tast sickness of her servants, in active dis­charge of their duty, and to decently inter them; therefore,

Be tt enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas:

Section 1. That the sum of five hundred dollars, be appropriated out of any money in the treasury, not otherwise appropriated, for the purpose of defraying the expenses of the last ill­ness, burial and marking the grave of the Hon. John S. Williams, of the county of Washington, Senator from the 5th Senatorial District; and that Hon. Jacob Frolich, Secretary of State, Is hereby authorized to draw and disburse the said sum of money for the said purpose.

Sec. 2. That this act shall take effect from and after its passage,

Approved, January 29th, 1881.

Private Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, Passed at the Session Held at the Capi­tol, in the City 01 Little Rock, 1881; No. II., p. 198.

An Act for the Relief of E. T, McConnell, as Sheriff and Collector of Johnson county, Arkansas, and the Securities ISureties] on his Official Bond.

Preamble.

Secllon 1

moneys. 2

Relieved from payment of certain

Takes effect from passage.

Whereas, E. T. McConnell, late sheriff and ex-officio collector of the State and county reve­nues of Johnson county, Arkansas, did, on the 21st day of November, 1879, execute his bond as such collector, with Jordan E. Cravens, J. P. Mitchell, Jno. C. Hill, William W, Floyd, Robert R. Mourland, William Allen, Wm. R, Rogers, H. M. Jackson, Jno. F. Hill, R. D. Pennington, A. M. McKennon, Wm. Whittle and H, W. West, as his securities thereon; and,

Whereas, On the 12th day of March, 1880, he had collected several thousand dollars of the revenue of said county and State, and had placed one thousand dollars 01 the same in the fire-proof

safe of Capt. J. C. Hill, of Clarksville, Arkansas, for safe keeping; and,

Whereas, On the 12th night of March, 1880, the said safe was broken open and robbed of several thousand dollars, together with said thou­sand dollars depostted by the said E. T. McConnell, sheriff as aforesaid, which said money belonged at the time to the sinking fund of the State of Arkan­sas: therefore,

Be H enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas:

Section 1. That the said E. T. McConnell, sheriff as aforesaid, and his securttles [sureties], be and they are hereby relieved from the payment to the Treasurer of the State of Arkansas the said sum of one thousand dollars.

Sec, 6 [sicl. That this act take effect and be in force from and after its passage.

Approved, March 3rd, 1881.

Private Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas, Passed at the Session Held at the Capi­tol, in the Ctty of L1nle Rock, 1881: No. III., p. 199.

An Act For the Relief of Lewis Amis, As Treasurer of Dallas county, Arkansas.

Preamble. Section

1 Treasurer of State directed to re-Issue certain State scrip. 2 I n force from passage.

Whereas, On the night of the fourth of April, 1880, the safe of Lewis Amls, as Treasurer of Dallas county, Arkansas, was blown open by burglars, and the sum of one thousand and ninety-seven dollars in State scrip, belonging to the school fund of Dallas county, was stolen therefrom,

And Whereas, The original package contain­ing said State scrip has been recovered by said Lewis Amis, in such a defaced and mutilated condi­tion as to render it unfit for circulation;

And Whereas, Said paCkage, in Its defaced and mutilated condition, has been surrendered to the Treasurer of the State; therefore,

Be tt enacted by the General Assembly Of the State of Arkansas:

Section 1. That the Treasurer of the Slate of Arkansas is hereby authorized and directed to re­issue to Lewis Amis, as Treasurer of Dallas county, the sum of one thousand and ninety-seven dollars, for the beneftt of the school fund of Dallas county.

Section 2. That this act take effect and be in force from and after its passage.

Approved, March 5th, 1881.

Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Arkan­sas; Passed at the Session Held at the Capitol, in the Ctty of Ltttle Rock, A.D. 1881; Public Law No. XXVlII, p. 45.

An Act to Change the Boundary Line between Marion and Baxter counties.

Section 1 Changes line between counties. 2 Conflicting laws repealed; act in force

from passage.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas:

Section 1. That the boundary line between Marion and Baxter counties, be, and the same are hereby changed, and that all that territory em­braced in section one, township seventeen north, of range fourteen west, be detached from Marion county, and attached to Baxter county, and become and form a part of the territory of said Baxter county.

Sec, 2. That all laws or parts of laws, in conflict with this act, be repealed, and this act take effect and be in force from and after its passage,

Approved, March 9th, 1881.

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ThomasCrenshaw'------------------------------------­Scott Co., AR

Submitted by Linda Reed Evatt, P. O. Box 164, Conway, AR 42032-0164

The following was found in the papers of John Wesley Evatt family in Waldron and is now in the possession of the submitter. It Is written in ink on blue lined paper with a white paper seal affixed and embossed.

The Christian Church at Porteau [Poteau?] sends Christian salutation, Greeting:

At a regular Meeting of the Church at Pro­teau on the 22d day of August AD 1858 The case of our beloved brother Thomas Crenshaw was called and ordained to the work of the ministry, and --- is --- (marked through) therefore by us recommended to the Christian fellowship, and regard of all the holy brethern.

Elijah Garner WmTidwell

) ) Evangelists

State of Arkansas

County of Scott

I. C. Gibson clerk of the Circuit Court

and Exofficio Recorder in and for the county of Scott aforesaid, do certify that the above Instru­ment which was filed for Record in my office on the 6th day of September AD 1858 is now duly Recorded in Book No.2 Record of Marriages & on page

In testimony whereof I have herwlth set my hand and affixed the seal of said court as officer in Waldron on this 6th day of September AD 1858

I. C. Gibson Clerk & Exofficio Recorder

On reverse:

Credentials

of Thomas Crenshaw

Minister of the

Christian Church

Filed this 6th

day of Sept..

AD 1858

I.C. Gibson clerk

Some First Officials - AR Counties

Bradley Co. - First officials and their years of serv­ice: Daniel Fraser, Judge, 1840-1844; Simon Chisholm, Clerk, 1840-1844; James Bradley, Sher­iff 1840-1842; H. Marks, Treasurer, 1840-1844; James Ozmend, Coroner, 1840-1842; J. T. Caeen, Surveyor, 1840-1842.

Crittenden Co. - First officials and their years of service: T. M. Collins, Judge, 1825-1827; J. living­ston, Clerk, 1825-1832; W. D. Ferguson, Sheriff, 1825-1835; W. Goshen, Coroner, 1825-1727.

Desha Co. - First officials and their years of service: J. R. Morris, Judge, 1838-1840; G. B. Watson, Clerk, 1838-1842; A. C. Jamison, Sheriff, 1838-1840; William Sex1on, Treasurer, 1838-1850; Rufus Mix1ure, Coroner, 1838-1840; G. Cooper, Surveyor, 1838-1840.

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---------------------Sylvania Cemetery

Sylvania Cemetery is located in NW 1/4 Section, Township 4? N, Range 9 West, in Lonoke County, Arkan­sas. It is six miles east of Cabot on Hwy 321 adjacent to the Sylvania Presbyterian Church.

Research into this cemetery reveals the richness of early Arkansas history with birth dates on tombstones dating from the 1770s. Founders are noted for the Sylvania Presbyterian Church, the second oldest Pres­byterian church In Arkansas.

Many of the older tombstones are deteriorated or have been destroyed. Some of the Information on the following lists has been taken from the gravestones, while other Information has been given by family members or secured from Bible records.

This list is divided into two parts: an alphabetical listing to facilitate finding the name of the person; then a listing that has been organized according to location and row In the cemetery. Note the map on the follow­ing page to clarify cemetery sections A, B, C and D.

Thanks to Beatrice and David Reid, Dolores Reid Fisher, and Louise Walker Yielding for their interest, research and hard work.

Please consider this listing preliminary. We would welcome any additional information and will be happy to make corrections or additions. Feel frea to contact either of the following:

Louise Walker Yielding Route 1, Box 289 Ward, AR 72176 Phone: 501-843-3063

Dolores Reid Fisher 266 Ridge Road Beebe, AR 72012 Phone: 501-862-6665

An updated copy of this list may be obtained for a charge, by contacting Dolores Fisher at address shown.

[Note: Part of this cemetery was published in the AFH In 1965; however, this list Is presented with the thought there are, perhaps, many new listings and some stones that have been replaced since the earlier publication.)

Obttuary - August 5, 1920: (Burled in Sand Hili Cemetery, Prairie Co.)

One of the saddest stories we have ever had to relate Is the one which occurred east of Des Arc last Sunday evening when Mr. Will Crutcher, one of Prairie County's best farmers, drowned himself and four of his small children In CoIotche Bay. The children, two boys and two girls, ages 2, 4, 7, and 9, wee drowned at their father's hand. He then buried himself into the water. His wne and two older children were at church when the tragedy occurred. The father and his children were burled together In the family burial grounds In lhat vicinity. Mr. Crutcher had been in ill health, It was reported, and concerned about what would happen to his children at his death.

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8y I Vil.n I a Preebyterlan Church

SYLVANIA CEMETERY

HIghway 321 ___ _ - - --West

West Gate

Row 1----

I Row 1----

2-- 2--3- LaC A 3- LaC e

5 ['ows

Gate LOe e

Row 1---- 17 rows 2--3-

LOC B 17 ['ows

------------------------------- --- -------------------LaC D (New part)

9 rows

East

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Hudson, James & Susan, on O. Seaton Farm Dicus, Elmer E., 1907, Aug. 28 1989, Jun 15, Loc A, Row 1 Dicus, Lois, b. 1909, Mar 30, Loc A, Row 1 McKay, A. A., b, 1806, Ju118, d. 1877, Ju118, Loe A, Row 1 McLear, Sophrona + 3 children,no dates, Loe A, Row 1 Moore, Elmer, no dates, Loe A, Row 1, small white stone Moore, GeorgeW., b. 1858, Sep 1, d. 1899, Oct 19, LocA, Row 1 Moore, Infant, b. 1889, Sep 29, d. 1889. Sep 29, Loe A, Row 1 (son G & LEl Moore, Lillie E., b. 1870 Aug. 29, d. 1894, Sep 14, Loe A, Row 1 (wife GW) Moore, Lillie Ruth, b. 1892, May 24, d. 1897, Jul 8 Loe A, Row 1 (dau G & LEl Moore, Roy, b. 1874, May 10, d. 1874, May 10, Loe A, Row 1 (son of S & KC) Murphy, Eliz L Rawlings, b. 1843, May 15, d. 1955, Ju125, Loe A, Row 1 (L=Lynn) Rawlings, Archibal J., b. 1858, Dec 19, d. 1916, OC113, Loc A, Row 1 (J =Jackson) Rawlings, Fran. E. Scott, b. 1866, Dec. 21, d. 1915, Feb. 21, LoeA, Row 1 (wifeAJ) Rawlings, Jane McKay, b. 1829, Feb. 28, d. 1909, Jan 5, Loe A, Row 1 Rawlings, Sallie A" b. 1862, Nov. 20, d. 1872, Aug 10, loc A, Row 1 Rawlings, Thomas Ivan, b. 1891, Aug 28, d. 1899, Aug 12, Loe A, Row 1 Williams, ''rennie'' Lea D., b. 1873, d. 1930 loc A, Row 1 (w~e AB) __ , no dates, loc A, Row 2 unknown white man Boyd, Baby, no dates, loc A, Row 2 Boyd, Fruza, b. 1887, Dec 9, d. 1889 Oct 9, loe A, Row 2 (dau WH & K) Boyd, Kate Rawlings, b. 1855, Mar 24, d. 1931, Sep 11, Loe A, Row 2 (wife WH) Boyd, Robert L, b. 1885, Feb 24, d. 1894, Jan 14, loe A, Row 2 (son WH & K) Butterworth, Thomas, b. 1788, May 17, d. 1857, Nov. 7, lac A, Row 2, born England Dennis, Jacco D., b. 1890, Oct 1, d. 1969, Ju123, Loe A, Row 2 Dennis, Jessie, b. 1905, d. 1988, Loe A, Row 2 Dennis, Mae W., b. 1898, Jan 17, d. 1990, Aug 7 Loc A, Row 2 (Jacco wife) Dennis, Odie, b. 1904, d. 1956, Loe A, Row 2 Fawcett, Dora Ballard, b. 1909, May 30, d. 1988, Aug 16, Loe A. Row 2 Fawcett, Jack, b. 1907, Mar 9, d. 1979, Jun 13, Loe A, Row 2 Fawcett, James, b. 1911, May 18, d. 1976, Nov. 11, Loe A, Row 2 Hestlr, B. Dallas, b. 1847, d. 1924, lac A, Row 2 Heslir, Carl Lenton, b. 1905, Oct 31, d. 1910, Apr 26, Loc A, Row 2 Hestir, Cecil Wm., b. 1904, Jun 20, d. 1908, Oct 2, loc A, Row 2 Hestir, Emma V., no birth date, d. 1897,JuI25, Loc A, Row 2 (22 years) Hestir, Lenton D., b. 1872, Jul 25, d. 1905, Oct 31, Loc A, Row 2" (Refused burial) Hestir, Lenton D, Infant, no dates, lac A, Row 2 Heslir, Mary E, b. 1854, d. 1934, Loc A, Row 2 Hestir, Mary Lillie, b. 1902, Jun 28, d. 1905, Oct, Loc A, Row 2" (Refused burial) Moore, James M., b. 1884, Aug 4, d. 1669, Sep, Lac A, Row 2 (son S & ML) Moore, Margaret L, b. 1829, Feb 22, d. 1870, Feb 20, Loc A, Row 2 (wife Sampson) Moore. Mary A., b. 1821, May, d. 1853, Jul, loc A, Row 2 (wife Sampson) Moore. Millie, b. 1860, Feb 5, d. 1863, Oct 17,loc A, Row 2 (dau S & MAl Moore, Nancy Amanda, b. 1845, Dec 12, d. 1927, Mar 9, lac A, Row 2 Moore, Sampson, b. 1820, Ju126, d. 1879, Mar 25, LocA., Row 2 Ragland, Alvin, b. 1872, d. 1934, lac A, Row 2 Ragland, Monrow, b. 1837, d, 1923, Lac A, Row 2 (CSA) Ragland, Rebecca Erwin, b. 1849, d. 1925, Loe A, Row 2 (wife Monrow) Bizzell, James, b 1882, Jan 7, d. 1962, Mar 4, Loc A, Row 3 Martin, Collen Harvey, b. 1926, Oct 10, d. 1971, Aug 21, Loe A, Row 3 Martin, Dana Austin, b. 1960, Jan 13, d. 1986, Mar 2, Loc A, Row 3 Martin, Edith, no dates, lac A., Row 3 Martin, Howard, b. 1894, May 1, d. 1963, Oct 2, Loc A, Row 3 Martin, Ray, b. 1924, Dec 10, d. 1976, Jan 30, Loc A, Row 3 Priest, Norma Jean, b. 1937, d. 1940, LaC A, Row 3 Ragland, Addie Matilda, b. 1876, Dec. 7, d. 1909, Nov 1, Loe A, Row 3 (dau W & RE)

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Ragland, Edwin, b. 1868, Feb 21, d. 1875, Sep 24, Loc A, Row 3 (son M & RE) Ragland, Sina, b. 1881, Jun 20, d. 1962, Mar 23, Loc A, Row 3 Reid, Andrew J., b. 1815, d. 1885, Loc A, Row 3 (A. M. Grandlather) Reid, Nancy C., b. 1812, d. 1875, Loc A, Row 3 (A. M. Grandmother) Ross, Violet, b, 1851, Sep 5, d.1905,Aug 19, LocA, Row 3 Ross, W. E., b. 1855, Oct 12, d. 1888, Oct 9,Loc A, Row 3 Short, James 0., b, 1880, Jan 26, d 1974, Jun 4, Loc A, Row 3 Short, Nancy Keron, b. 1884, Oct 19, d. 1983, Mar 29,Loc A, Row 3 Short, Norene, b, 1903, Aug 23, d. 1907,Jan 29,Loc A, Row 3, (dau 01 JO & K) Smith, Mary, b. 1892, Oct. 28, d, 1976, Feb 25, Loc A, Row 3 Smith, Noll, b. 1885, Sep 30, d. 1933,Mar 20, Loc A, Row 3 Whiting, Amanda Louise, b, 1964, Mar 3, d, 1964, Mar 4, Loc A, Row 3 Williams, Aman. Moore Sanders, b, 1933, May 3, d, 1882, Jul 29 (wife of EM) Williams, Edwin Milton, b. 1826, Mar 16, d, 1858, Sep 18, Loc A, Row 3, (b, York Co" SC)* Adams, John Errol, b. 1889, Dec 30, d, 1944, Dec 31, Loc A, Row 4 CNWI) Adams, Madie Brewer, b. 1891. Aug 28, d, 1982, Jan 29. Loc A, Row 4 Dicus, Shirley, b, 1935, d, 1938, Loc A, Row 4 Dowdle, Allen, b, 1795 (n,d), d, 1858, Nov 12, Loc A, Row 4 (63 yrs 1812 War) Dowdle, Martha, b, 1799 (n.d.l, d, 1858,Ju127, Loc A, Row4 (59 yr 8 mo 18 day) Green, Garth, b, 1912, Mar, d. 1912, Jul, Loc A, Row 4 (EM & Sallie) Green, Inlant son, b, 1909, d, 1909, Loc A, Row 4 (EM & Sallie) Hart, Mary, b, 1818, Mar 2, d, 1892, Jan 14, Loc A, Row 4 (wile SM) Hughes, Donie, b. 1846,Mar II, d, 1901, May 6,Loc A, Row 4 Hughes, SamuelW" b, 1851, Feb 6, d, 1914, Jan 26, LocA, Row 4 Jones, Clyde C., b, 1890, d, 1977, Loc A, Row 4 CNWI,Cpl. US Army) Marsh, Alice C" b, 1855, Nov 4, d, 1903,Nov 23, Loc A, Row 4 Marsh, L S" b, 1863, d, 1940, LocA, Row4 Marsh, Mary E., b, 1888, Jan 9, d. 1891, Sap II, Loc A, Row 4 (dau LS & AI.) R. (W.E,R. on stone), no dates, Loc A, Row 4 (Marker with no dates) Smith, Ella E" b, 1852, Feb 17, d. 1920, Mar 8, Loc A, Row 4 (wife Sel.) Smith, George S" b, 1884, Sep 17, d. 1897, Jan 24, Loc A" Row 4 (son Sel & EI) Smith, Selwyn, b, 1850, Jul 4, d. 1928, Jul28, Loc A., Row 4 Thompson, Infant dau .. b, 1909, Mar, d, 1909, Mar, Loc A, Row 4 (Edg. & Ida) Williams, Ben, Sgl. Hq 81ry, b. 1927, Aug 31, d. 1963, Oct 15, Loc A, Row 4 (B.983 FABN Korea) Williams, Harriet M., b. 1835, May 28, d. 1854, Apr 8, Loc A., Row 4 (dau Rev A & EJ) Beasley, , no dates, Loc A, Row 5 Beasley, Dennis, b. 1877, Sep 6, d. 1897, Aug 9, Loc A, Row 5 Beasley, Estella E" b. 1874, Apr 20, d, 1876, Jul12, Loc A, Row 5 (dau Maj. Beasley) Beasley, Major M, C., b. 1848, May 5, d. 1924, Nov 10, Loc A, Row 5 Beasley, Margret, b, 1849, Aug 18, d, 1931, May 9, Loc A, Row 5 (wife 01 M.C.) Gate, Ida, b. 1854, Apr 17, d. 1876, Sep 16, Loc A., Row 5 (wile GW) Cate, Nancy, Inf. dau, b. 1876, Mar 14, d. 1876, Dec 12, Loc A, Row 5 (GW & Ida) Cormack, Felix, b. 1844, Jan 14. d. 1862, Nov 4, Loc A, Row 5 Cormack, Nancy B., b.1815, Oct 29, d. 1891, Mar 18, Loc A, Row 5 (wife Sol) Cormack, Soloman, b. 1842, Feb 12, d. 1873, Apr 26, Loc A, Row 5 Dennis, F. D., b, 1847, May 27, d, 1915, Mar I, LocA, Row 5 Dennis, Millie, b, 1859, Jun 5, d. 1915, Nov 24, Loc A, Row 5 Guyot, Annie, b. 1873, d. 1964, Loc A., Row 5 Guyot, Lon, b. 1867, d. 1956, Loc A .. Row 5 Hart, A. M., b, 1808, Jun 5, d. 1893, Aug 23, Loc A, Row 5 Hart, Laura Chapman, b, 1871, Aug I, d. 1871, Dec 29,Loc A, Row 5 Hart, Maggie, b. 1852, Oct 18, d. 1870, Feb 12, Loc A, Row 5 Hart, Violet I .. b, 1820, Apr 8, d, 1868, Sep 3, Loc A, Row 5 (wife AM) Perry, Thomas H" b. 1842, Oct 27, d. 1889, Sep 27, Loc A, Row 5 Perry, Thomas Oscar, b. 1869, Aug 31, d, 1889, Nov 24, Loc A, Row 5 (son Th & Leo) Plunk, Della Evans, b. 1880, Jun9, d, 1945, Oct 19,LocA, Row 5

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Reid, lon, b. 1901, Jan 26, d. 1975, Nov 7, lac A, Row 5 (son AM) Reid, Phylis, b. 1900, Nov 24, d. 1961, Mar 24, loc A, Row 5 (wife Lon) Ross, Hezekial J., b. 1868, Oct 16, d. 1871, Nov 4, loc A, Row 5 (son WF & MJ) Ross, Hugh, b. 1870, Nov 19, d. 1871, Mar 16, locA, Row 5 (sonWF & MJ) Ross, M. J., b. 1847, Jan 8, d. 1871, Jan 29,Loc A, Row 5 (wHe WF) Sell, William Monrow, no dates, lac A, Row 5 Thorp, Mary E., b. 1866, Mar 1, d. 1957, May 5, loc A, Row 5 Thorp, R. R., b. 1852, Jan 2, d. 1931, Oct 16, loc A, Row 5 Tucker, Clyde, b. 1906, May 10, d. 1984, Jul27, loc A, Row 5 Tucker, Eula, no dates, lac A, Row 5 Williams, Aaron, Rev., b. 1789, Dec 12, d. 1861, Oct 8, LocA, Row 5" (b. York D., NC) Williams, Eliz. J. Davis, b. 1792, Jun 18, d. 1884, Aug 8, lac A, Row 5* (wile Rev.) Williams, Wm. lawson D., b. 1833, May 31, d. 1860, Feb 22, Loc A, Row 5 Adams, Dudley C .• b. 1866, May 8. d. 1887, Aug 15, lac B, Row 1 Adams, Frances J., b. 1838, Dec 31, d. 1915, Feb 24, Lac B, Row 1 (wife Wm.) Adams, Ida, b. 1861, Aug 5. d. 1932, Aug 28, Loc B, Row 1 Adams, J. Oscar, b. 1868, Dec 6, d. 1887 Aug 15, lac B, Row 1 Adams, John Daniel, b. 1859, Aug 27, d. 1925, Ju126. Loc B, Row 1 Adams, William H., b. 1831,Mar 5, d. 1873, Sep 22, loc B, Row 1 Black, daughter, no dates, Loc B, Row 1 (Rev. Malcolm Black) C. (J. M. C. on stone), no dates, lac B, Row 1 G. (A. L G. on stone), no dates, lac B, Row 1 Gautney, John W., b. 1887, Apr 4, d. 1887, Jun 10, lac B, Row 1 (son Tho & ME) Gautney, Thomas. no dates Loc B. Row 1 Gray, Alice L, 22 yr 2 m 6 d, d. 1886, May 5, loc B, Row 1 (wife JO) Gray, Infant dau., b. 1906, May 5, d. 1906, May 5, lac B, Row 1 (Inf. TA) Gray, M. J., b. 1828, May 27, d. 1861 ,Jull 8,loc B, Row 1 Gray, Mary F. dau., d. 1886. Aug 5, Lac B, Row 1 (JO 2 rna 16 da) Gray, Son, b. 1905, Aug 30, d. 1905, Aug 30 loc B, Row 1 (son TA) Hart, Joseph, b. 1792, Dec 6, d. 1861 ,Oct 20, Loc B, Row 1 Hart, Nancy, b. 1792, Dec 4, d. 1864, Nov 28 (wife Jos.) Heart, J., d. 1879, Sep 6, Loc B, Row 1 (47 yr 11 mo 3 da) Heart, M. M., d. 1879, Sep 6, Lac B, Row 1 (52 yr 7 mo 6 da) Jones, Irma, b. 1909, d.I961, loc B, Row 1 Martin, Alice, b. 1852, Sep 11, d. 1873, Aug 14. lac B, Row 1 (wifeJA, b. Md.) Martin, Cora Lynn, b. 1854, May 7, d. 1930, Jun 24. Lac B, Row 1 (wife JA) Martin, John A. Dr., b. 1831, Nov 13, d. 1896, Oct 9, Lac B, Row 1 Martin, Sallie G., d. 1878, Jun 24, Lac B, Row 1 (JA & CO.14 mo.) Moore, Alexander Miller, b. 1840, Nov 16, d. 1877, Aug 16, lac B, Row 1 (Confederate soldier) Moore, Eliz. Guild Green, b. 1807, Oct 21, d. 1895, Jul 16, Loc B, Row 1 (wHe JW) Moore, Elizabeth L., b. 1849, Oct 31, d. 1932, May 20, Loc B, Row 1 Moore, Emma A. b. 1859, Apr 10, d. 1937, Oct 7,Loc B, Row 1 Moore, Ernest, b. 1886, Jull 8, d. 1887, Jul 18, Lac B, Row 1 (twin H & K) Moore, Eugene, b. 1886, Jul18, d, 1887, Jun 30, Loc B, Row 1 (twin H & K) Moore, Henry, b. 1844, Dec 4, d. 1922, May 22, Loc B, Row 1 Moore, James W. MD 1876, Dec 31, Loc B, Row 1 (39 years) Moore, James Wilson Rev., b. 1797, Sep 14, d. 1873, Jan 28, Lac B, Row 1 (1843" org. SP Church) Moore, Katharine, b. 1845, Jun 7, d. 1934, Nov 21, Lac B, Row 1 Moore, MaryW., 6 yrs, d. 1867, Oct 30, lac B, Row 1 (Capt WE & S) Moore, Paul Fleming Inl., b. 1877, Dec 18, d. 1880, Jan 7,loc B, Row 1 (son H & K) Moore, Philip Green, b. 1847, May 29, d. 1869, Feb 12,Loc B, Row 1 (son JW & E) Moore, Philip Fleming, b. 186O,Jul15, d. 1896, Jun 25, Lac B, Row 1 Moore, Sallie A. Washington, b. 1830, d. 1867, Oct 26, Lac B, Row 1 (wife Wm E) Moore, Sallie E., 4 yrs., d. 1867, Oct 30, Loc B, Row 1 (Cpt. WE & S) Moore, William E. Capt., b. 1831, Jul28, d. 1883, Sep 20,Loc B.,Row 1 (Clv. War Chickam.) Reinhardt, Daniel F., b. 1821, Oct 27, d. 1888, Nov 27, Lac B, Row 1

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Sanders, R. A., no dates, Lac B, Row 1 Sanders, Robert Aurther, b.1875, Dec 1, d. 1877, Aug 12, Loe B, Row 1 (infant son) Williams, Trudie, b.1877, Apr 3, d. 1883, Sep 17, Loe B, Row 1 Woodward, M. Matilda, d. I8&), Jan 13, Lac B, Row 1 (54 years) Adams, Fannie J., b. 1843, Jan 6, d. 1887, Jun 23, Lac B, Row 2 (wHe WG) Baker, John F. Rev., b. 1827, Sep 24, d. 1885, May 9, Loe B, Row 2 Baker, John Osgood, b. 1867, Jan 6, d. 1938, Mar 10, Lac B, Row 2 Birum, Wilton (son), b. 1882, Nov 16, d. 1883, Sep 24, Loe B, Row 2 (Bir. Dr. EG & M) Brewer, James T. (Bloss), b. 1884, Mar 30, d. 1966, Apr 18, Loe B, Row 2 (married 11/12/07) Brewer, Verla Edith, b. 1889, Nov 7, d. 1984, May 13, Loe B, Row 2 Clingan, Mary M., b. 1888, Feb 9, d. 1975, Jun 4, Loc B, Row 2 (wife Th) Clingan, Thomas 0., b. 1880, Oct 3, d. 1963, Aug 5, Loe B, Row 2 Gautney, __ , b. 1889, Oct. 1, d. 1889,001. I, Lao B, Row 2 Gray, Blanch Jones, b. 1894, d. 1941, LoC B, Row 2 Gray, Mary L., b. 1916, d. 1990, Feb 13, Lac B, Row 2 (74 years) H. (J. H. on marker), no dates, Lac B, Row 2 Hicks, Ellen, b. 1867, Feb, d. 1934, Lac B., Row 2 (Reid, AM 1/2 sis) Hicks, Val, b. 1869, Dec 24, d. 1942, Lac B, Row 2 Houstin, Jeannie Martin, b. 1879, d. 1952, Lac B, Row 2 Huston, Robert, b. 1917, d. 1990, Jun 19,Loc B, Row 2 (H. Jean Martin son?) Jones, Edward Sidney, b. 1855, d.1918, Lac B, Row 2 Jones, Lenora, b. 1874, d. 1949, Lac B, Row 2 Mcintosh, Eliza J., b. 1846, Apr 22, d. 1862, Nov 16, Loe B, Row 2 Melton, Alexander L. b. 1846, Oct 8, d. 1880, Feb 15, Lac B, Row 2 (son In) Melton, George, b. 1822, Feb 14, d. 1883, May 10, Lac B, Row 2 Melton, John, no dates, Lac B, Row 2 Melton, John W., b. 1841, Nov 28, d. 1883, Aug 24, Lac B, Row 2 (son In) Melton, Martha, b. 1836, d. 1906, Lac B, Row 2 (dau In) Melton, Melana, b. 1838, no death date, Lac B, Row 2 (dau In) Melton, Sarah, b. 1855, d. 1896, Loe B, Row 2 Ragland, Evelyn, b. 1880, d. 1964, Lac B, Row 2 Ragland, Jefferson, b. 1841, Aug 25,d. 1921, Aug 11, Lac B, Row 2 Ragland, Mollie, b. 1855, d. 1930, Lac B, Row 2 Reid, David Ruffus, b. 1842, d. 1878, Nov., Loc B, Row 2 (lath AM) Ross, Ina, b. 1905, d. 1963, Lac B, Row 2 (wife Ivan) Ross, Ivan, b. 1906, d. 1982, Lac B, Row 2 Taylor, Mollie (dau), b. 1878, May 19, d. 1878, May 19 (ST & MA) Blackwood, Evert, b. 1937, d. 1940,Loc B, Row 3 Blackwood, Gipson, b. 1914, Aug 13, d. 1983, Ju15, Lac B, Row 3 Blackwood, Leo, b. 1893, Nov 26, d. 1938, Jun 3, Lac B, Row 3 Blackwood, Mary Beth, b. 1930, Feb 2, d. 1980, Jun 3, Lac B, Row 3 Blackwood, Mildred, b. 1915, Nov 21, Lac B, Row3 Blackwood, Nina P., b. 1898, Feb5, d. 1957, Feb 23, Lac B, Row 3 Cantrel, Amelia F., b. 1818, Nov 17, d. 1891, Ju116, Lac B, Row 3 (wife Wm H.H.) Cantrel, William H. H., b. 1811, Mar 22,d. 1897, Apr 29, Loc B, Row 3 Hestir, Bufford Rev., b. 1885, Oct 29, d. 1967, Dec 14, Loe B, Row 3 Hestir, Garner, b. 1909, Loe B, Row 3 Hestir, Louie M., b. 1877, d. 1955, Loc B, Row 3 Hestir, Myrtle E., b. 1882, d. 1955, Loc B, Row 3 Hest/r, Nina, b. 1891, Oct 4, d. 1961, Mar 10, Lac B, Row 3 (wife B) Hest/r, Velma, b. 1909, d.1982,Loc B, Row 3 (wHe Garner) Hicks, Clem, b. 1894, Jul, d. 1959, Lac B, Row 3 (son H, Val & Ellen) Hicks, Ed, b. 1896, Sep, d. 1935, JulS, Lac B, Row 3 (son H. Val & Ellen) Hoggard, Byce R., b. 1847, Dec 28, d. 1913, Mar 31, Loe B, Row 3 Hoggard, Edgar Smith, b. 1883, Jun 23, d. 1932, Dec 6, Loe B, Row 3 Hoggard, Hattie M., b. 1881, Aug 4, d, 1930, Jan 5, Loe B, Row 3

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Hoggard, John M. (inf), b. 1913, Sep 3, d. 1913, Sep 3, Loc B, Row 3 (son Ed & H) Hoggard, Lizzie (SEMelton), b, 1855, Aug 6, d. 1896, May 12, Loc B, Row 3 (wHe Byce) Jones, Delbert Lee, b. 1921, Nov 1, d. 1981 ,Dec 15, Loc B, Row 3 Jones, Wilma Nadene, b. 1920, Oct 24, Lac B, Row 3 Reid, A. M. (Bud), b. 1877, Aug 5, d. 1953, Nov 9, Lac B, Row 3 (husb. Lillie) Reid, Beatrice, b. 1906, Dec. 11, Lac B, Row 3 (dau AM) Reid, David R., b. 1909, Feb 27, Lac B, Row 3* (son AM) Reid, Lillie R., b. 1881, Aug 9, d. 1958, May 8, Lac B, Row 3 (wife AM) Reid, Martha (Melton), b. 1834, d, 1906, Lac B, Row 3 (mother AM) Boyd. Elizabeth Brown, b.1B47, d, 1910, Lac B, Row 4 Boyd. Ruth A., b. 1886, d. 1900, Lac B, Row 4 Boyd, Thomas L., b. 1841, d. 1899, Lac B, Row 4 Emerson, John L., b. 1838, d. 1920, Loc B, Row 4 Emerson, Nancy Sophie, b. 1645, d. 1901, Lac B, Row 4 (wife In. L.) Green, Annie Marie, b. 1909, Apr 9, d. 1910, July 16, Lac B, Row 4 Green, Authur, b. 1876, Feb 22. d. 1950, Nov. 10, Lac B, Row 4 Green, Bessie Louise, b. 1911, Aug 30, d. 1912, Aug 17, Lac B, Row 4 Green, Emma J., b. 1873, Oct 19, d. 1896, Sep 11, Lac B, Row 4 Green, Georgia, b. 1872, Sep 24, d. 1892, Oct S,Loc B, Row 4 Green. Janet, b. 1649, Nov 20, d. 1913, Jan 25, Loc B, Row 4 (wife Jefferson) Green. Jefferson, b. 1836, Apr 2, d. 1906, Apr 26, Loc B, Row 4 Green, Matilda Ann, b. 1879, Sep 28, d. 1933, Apr 1, Loc B, Row 4 (wife A.) Green, Walter, b. 1879, Sep 1, d. 1889, Sep 24, Lac B, Row 4 Hester, James L., b. 1903, Dec 30. d.l982, Jan 1, Lac B, Row 4 Hester, Katherine Green, b. 1907, Feb 10, d. 1991, Mar 18,Loc B, Row 4 (married 12/10/34) Hollingworth, J. J., b. 1853, d. 1904, Lac B, Row4 (buried elsewhere) Hollingworth, Mrs. J. J., b, 1862, d, 1936, Lac B, Row 4 Howell, Frank, b. 1889, Jun 20, d. 1983, Oct 23, Lac B, Row 4 Howell, May, b. 1890, Jun 3. Lac B, Row 4 Johnson, Martha E. Young, b. 1863, Oct 20, d. 1953, Sep 29, Lac B, Row 4 (E Emma) Johnson, Wm. J., b. 1856, Apr 2, d. 1929,Apr 16, Lac B, Row 4 Lovell, Bertha W., b. 1884, Feb 22, d. 1907, Sap 9, Lac B, Row 4 Lovell, Ralph, b. 1906, Aug 21, d. 1975, Sap 16, Loc B, Row 4 Powell, Bulah Johnson, b. 1891, Dec 26. d. 1935, Dec 28, Lac B, Row 4 Scon, Alice Ragland, b. 1869, Nov 15, d, 1955, May 23, Lac B, Row 4 (married 12/23/90) Scon, Annie Margaurite. b. 1910, May 5, d. 1912, Dec. 10, Loc B, Row 4 (dau WE & 0) Scon, baby, no dates, Lac B, Row 4 Scott, Corrin, b 1910, Dec. 17, d. 1915, Oct 7, Lac B, Row 4 Scon, Eugene, b. 1907, Sep 6, d. 1928, Sep 20, Lac B, Row 4 Scon, Infant, b. 1908, Jan 2, d, 1908, Jan 2, Lac B, Row 4 (S & Vi) Scon, Infanl, no dates, Loc B, Row 4 Scon, John Leland, b. 1860, Oct 19. d.1642, Jan 14, Loc B, Row 4 Scon, Ola Mae, b. 1905. Feb 2,d. 1918, Jan 17, Loc B, Row 4 Scon, Outillye Roscoe, b. 1881, Dec5,d. 1967,May 12, Lac B, Row 4 (children noted) Scott, Sara Elizabeth, b. 1908. Dec 18, d. 1909, Nov 3, Loc B, Row 4 Scott. Schooler, no birth date, d. 1880, Sep 17, Loc B. Row 4 (1 yr 11 mo 13 da) Scott, Warren E., b. 1878. July 23, d. 1925, Apr 25, Loc B, Row 4 *(children noted) Taylor, Mittie B .• b. 1889, Oct 30. d. 1979, Oct 5, Loc B, Row 4 Taylor, Samuel F .. b. 1885. OC128, d. 1961, Jan 26, Loc B, Row 4 Tucker, Charles, b. 1875, Jull0, d. 1962, Apr 28, lac B, Row 4 Tucker, Charles Raymond, b. 1911, Jan 3, d, 1911 Feb 8, Loc B. Row 4 Tucker, Ernest, b. 1900, Jul 2, d. 1968, Mar 1. Lac B, Row 4 Tucker, Nenie, b. 1875, Apr 3, d. 1954, Jan 26, Lac B, Row 4 Williams, Albert Dick, b. 1843, d. 1911, Lac B, Row 4 Williams, Nancy Jane Melton, b. 1856, d. 1929, Loc B, Row4 (wife Rich.) Young, Frances R., b. 1882, Nov 12, d. 1959. Apr 27, Loc B, Row 4

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Young, Henry C., b. 1654, Mar 22, d. 1666, Jan 6, Lac B, Row 4 Young, Thomas Winfield, b. 1872, Feb 12, d. 1977, Mar 12, Lac B, Row 4 Anderson, Carolyn, b. 1906, Lac B, Row 5 Anderson, Harry G., b. 1693, d. 1967, Lac B, Row 5 Batson, Dora, b. 1675, Sep 24, d. 1910, Dec 24, Lac B, Row 5 Davidson, Carrie M. Gentz, b. 1907, Sep 2, Lac B, Row 5 (M ~ Mae) Davidson, John Vernon, b. 1901 Apr 30, d. 1972, Dec 22, Lac B, Row 5 Gentz, Chris, b. 1954, d. 1909, Lac B, Row 5 Gentz, Emma, b. 1656, d. 1937, Lac B, Row 5 Gentz, Lottie, b. 1667, d. 1927, Lac B, Row 5 Gentz, Oscar, b. 1676, d. 1979, Lac B, Row 5 Green, R. E., Sr., b. 1664, Oct 29, d. 1944, Aug 7, Lac B, Row 5 Green, Sallie S., b. 1690, Apr 27, d. 1970, Jan 16, Lac B, Row 5 Howell, Betty, b. 1856, Apr 3, d. 1692, Sep 3, Lac B, Row 5 Howell, H. A., b. 1880, Ju126, d. 1975, Oct 30,Loc B, Row 5 Howell, Hardy B., d. 1888, Sep 7, Lac B, Row 5 (Son CA & ME) Howell, Mollie, b. 1879, Aug 27, d. 1971, Ju15, Lac B, Row 5 Richardson, Charles, b. 1821, Mar 13, d. 1889, Jan 10, Lac B, Row 5 Richardson, Mrs. J. E., b. 1839, Feb 17, d. 1910, Aug 25, Lac B, Row 5 (wife Richar.Chs.) Richardson, Wm. E., b. 1859, d. 1926, Lac B, Row 5 Ross, Ava N., b. 1912, Lac B, Row 5 Ross, Lawrence, no dates, Lac B, Row 5 Ross, Loy B., b. 1908, d. 1978, Lac B, Row 5 Sadler, Melissa Anderson, b. 1964, Apr 7, Lac B, Row 5 Scott, John Thomas, b. 1837, Nov 20, d. 1927, Jan 31, Lac B, Row 5 (married 12/13/1858) Scott, Margaret Ella, b. 1863, Jan 24, d. 1948, Mar 14, Lac B, Row 5 (wife Th Fe) Scott, Mary Eliz. Cormack, b. 1639, Jun 12, d. 1916, Feb 20, Lac B, Row 5 "(children noted) Scott, Peter J., b. 1863, Sep 12, d. 1891, Apr 11, Lac B, Row 5 Scott, Thomas Felix, b. 1862, Mar 10, d. 1899, Feb 20, Lac B, Row 5 Self, Helen, b. 1920, d. 1939, Lac B, Row 5 Self, Lizzie Williams, b. 1892, May 6, d. 1978, Apr 3, Lac B, Row 5 Self, Marvel Roy, no dates, Lac B, Row 5 Self, Michiel Jerden, d. 1952, Loc B, Row 5 Skinner, Ira Frances, b. 1885, d. 1974, Lac B, Row 5 Skinner, S. Stanley, b. 1884, d. 1968, Lac B, Row 5 Williams, Osie, b. 1869, Jul 3, d. 1962, Aug 3, Lac B, Row 5 Bennett, C. A., b. 1903, d. 1989, Lac B, Row 6 Bennett, Frances Annie, b. 1903, Jan 19, d. 1946, Aug 8, Lac B, Row 6 Bennett, Reba Carol, b. 1924, Nov 15, d. 1927, Mar 27, Lac B, Row 6 (dau CA) Bizzell, Cordelia A., b. 1854, Feb 4, d. 1880, Aug 12, Lac B, Row 6 (wife LF) Bizzell, Lorenzo F., b. 1839, Dec 23, d. 1881, Dec 3, Lac B, Row 6 Brown, Hattie Blanch, b. 1883, Mar 26, d. 1955, Aug 20, Lac B, Row 6 Brown, John Joseph, b. 1883, Jan 30, d. 1969, May 4, Lac B, Row 6 Cummings, Dan, no dates Lac B, Row 6 Cummings, Dan, Mrs., no dates, Lac B, Row 6 Davie, Caroline M., b. 1831, Jun 22, d. 1881 Dec 26, Lac B, Row 6 Davie, John C., b. 1813, Mar 30, d. 1669, Jan 15, Lac B, Row 6 Emerson, Sarah Pope, b. 1872, d. 1920, Lac B, Row 6 Fewell, Mary C., b. 1838, d. 1857, Lac B, Row 6 Galloway, Addie L., b. 1867, d. 1952, Lac B, Row 6 Galloway, Henry L., b. 1855, d. 1931, Lac B, Row 6 Galloway, Henry Wayne, b. 1898, May 18, d. 1973, Dec 16, Lac B, Row 6 Galloway, Irene, b. 1912, Feb 15, Lac B, Row6 Galloway, Lottie & baby, b. 1900, d. 1925, Lac B, Row 6 Gartrell, F. G., b. 1819, Nov 22, d. 1866, Jan 30, Lac B, Row 6 Gartrell, James Calvin, b. 1882, d. 1954, Lac B, Row 6

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Cartrell, John Franklin, b. 1926, May 4, d. 1945, Jun 28, Loc B, Row 6 Gartrell, Mattie Frances, b. 1887, d. 1980, Loc B, Row 6 Green, Mary Ross, b. 1889, d. 1974, Loc B, Row 6 Gresham, Cart A., b. 1892, Sep 20, d. 1971, Apr 23, Loc B, Row 6 Gresham, Edith Allen, b. 1896, Nov 14, d. 1952, Jun 23, Loc B, Row 6 Jones, Julius King, b. 1842, Feb 9, d. 1918, Nov 1, Loc B, Row 6 Jones, Martha Jane, b. 1846, Dec 20, d. 1925, Mar 25, Loc B, Row 6 (wile Ju) Jones, Mary Alice, b. 1883, Ju118, d. 1960, Mar 26, Loc B., Row 6 McCormack, J. E., b. 1877, Nov 25, d. 1902, Oct 9, Loc B, Row 6 Ross, Cyrus, b. 1850, Oct 10,d. 1922, Oct 11, LocB, Row 6 Ross, Robert Bess, b. 1885, d. 1929, Loc B, Row 6 Ross, Roxie, b. 1853, Dec 10, d. 1926, Dec 24, Loc B, Row 6 (wife Cy.) Sowell, Handsul, b. 1901, d. 1959, Loc B, Row 6 Sowell, M. Burniece, b. 1900, d. 1950, Loc B, Row 6 V. (C. V, on rOCk), no dales, Loc B, Row 6 V. (J,V, on rock), no dales, Loc B, Row 6 Young, Annie G., b. 1858, Mar 29, d. 1929, Oct 25, Loc B, Row6 Young, Marvin R., b. 1908, Nov 16, d. 1986, Jun 9, Loc B, Row 6 Young, Myrtle R .. b, 1908, Sep 7, d. 1975, Aug 13, Loc B, Row 6 Young, Thomas A., b, 1849, Dec 30, d, 1924, Apr 22, Loc B, Row 6 Armstrong, Isabelle A., b. 1841, Jun 26, d. 1861, Nov 13, Loc B, Row 7 Bizzell, David Wm. Capt., b. 1838, d. 1902, Loc B, Row 7 (CSA Col., 3rd Ark. Cav.) Bizzell, Sallie, d. 1870, Sep 23, Loc B, Row 7 (dau DA & SE) Bizzell, Sallie E., b. 1843, d. 1922, Loc B, Row 7 Chandler, Jennie M., b. 1894, Jul 1, d. 1894, Jul 26, Loc B, Row 7 (dau AH & E) Chandler, Robert D., b. 1891, Dec 23, d. 1893, Aug 4, Loc B, Row 7 (son AH & E) Cone, Leonora Bizzell, b. 1846, Aug 22, d. 1878, Jul 22, Loc B, Row 7 (wife Tho.) Ratchford, Mary B., b, 1812, d. 1886, Apr 17, Loe B, Row 7 (wITe Wm, b. NC) Ratchford, Wm., b. 1786, Apr 15, d. 1867, Apr 16, Loc B, Row 7 Robinson, J. H., b. 1856, Jan 28, d. 1903, Mar 3, Loc B, Row 7 (y1WI) Ross, Carl, b. 1891, Feb 12, d, 1948, Nov 24, Loc B, Row 7 Ross, Lester l., b. 1910, Oct 19, d. 1977, Jun 30, Loc B, Row 7 Ross, Linnie, b. 1893, Apr 1, d. 1949, Nov 20, Loc B, Row 7 Ross, Lucille M., b. 1915, June 16, Loc B, Row 7 Ross, Norma Louise, b. 1934, Apr 22, d. 1936, Mar 30, Loc B, Row 7 Scott, Herbert Monrow, b. 1893, Aug 20, d. 1962, May 16, Loc B, Row 7 Scott, Lora Mayes, b, 1911, Apr 29, d. 1962, Jul 27, Loc B, Row 7 Skinner, Ivan, b. 1898, Sep 27, d. 1946, Jun 1, Loc B, Row 7 Skinner, Lottie Mae Reid, b. 1899, Jul 20, d. 1975, Jan 4, Loc B, Row 7 (dau. Reid AM) Skinner, Ray, b. 1926, Apr 25, d. 1928, Feb 12, Loc B, Row 7 Williams, Annie (lwin) , no dates Loc B, Row 7 CN & Myrt. 3 mol Williams, Infant, no dates, Loc B, Row 7 CN & Mrt) Williams. Infant dau., b, 1940, Nov 4, d. 1940, Nov 4, Loc B, Row 7 (M & ML Fuller) Williams. Myrtle Rowell, b, 1888, d, 1957, Loc B, Row 7 (wHe Walt.) Williams lwin, no dates, Loc B, Row 7 CN & Myrt,) Williams, Walter, no dates, Loc B, Row 7 B (I.S,B,), no dates, Loc B, Row 8 (I,S.B.) B (T.A.B.), no dates Loc B, Row 8 (T.A.B.) Black, Mary, Mrs., d. 1852, Nov. 22, Loc B, Row 8 (62 years) Brown, David Joe, b, 1938, May 23, d. 1951, Nov 8, Loc B, Row 8 Brown, Sherman, d. 1913, Aug 12, Loc B,Row 8 (son JJ & H) Calhoun, Ethel, 11 mo 26 da, d. 1872, Aug 28, Loc B, Row 8 (dau WS & EJ) Calhoun, lIll,ian, 11 mo 26 day, d. 1872, Aug 28, Loc B, Row 8 (dau WS & EJ) Calhoun, William Oscar, 11 mo 2 da, d. 1876, Nov 26, Loc B, Row 8 (son WS & EJ) Cannon, Caroline A., b, 1856, Jun 4, d. 1866, Aug 10, Lac B, Row 8 Cannon, D. J .. b. 1818, Nov 12, d. 1876, Dec. 8, Loc B,Row 8

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Cannon, S. J., b. 1834, Sep 14. d. 1884, Mar 26, Loc B. Row 8 Cellars, Andrew, b. 1795, Jan 3, d. 1859, Nov 1, Lee B, Row 8 Guyot, Pauline Weed, no dates (wife Frk) Howell, Carrie G., b. 1865, d. 1951, Lee B, Row 8 Howell, G. W .. b. 1856, d. 1929, Lee B, Row 8 Howell, Hallie. b. 1908, Nov 8, d. 1976, Jun 16, Loe B, Row 8 Howell, John Herbert, b. 1905, Sep 27. d. 1968, Apr 23, Lee B, Row 8 Howell, Kirby, b. 1892, Dec 2, d. 1967, Sep 26, Lac B, Row 8 Howell, Maggie Mae, b. 1907, Aug 22. d. 1984, Dec. 14, Lac B, Row 8 Howell, Thieron, b. 1896, Ju114, d. 1969, Aug 4, Lee B, Row 8 Howell, Verna, b. 1904, Jun 30, d. 1951, Dec. 29, Lee B, Row 8 Howell, Zula, no dales Lac B, Row 8 (Sis Th.) Jamison. Harrett M., no dales, Lac B, Row 8 (yery old) L. (A. L.), no dales, Lac B, Row 8 L. (A N. L.), no birth dale, d. 1822, Loc B. Row 8 L. (E. L.), no dates, Lac B, Row 8 L. (J.M.L.). no birth date, d. 1882, Mar 25, Lac B. Row 8 Reid, Martha Jeanne, b. 1946, May 8. d. 1946, Ju115, Loe B, Row B (dau VC & S) Reid, Sue M. Van Frank, b. 1907, Nov 21, Lee B. Row B (wife VC) Reid, Verna Frances, b. 1948, Mar 30, d. 1951. Feb 15. Lac B, Row 8 (dau VC & S) Reid, Vernon Calvin, b. 1913, Aug 16. d. 1985. Mar 4. Loe B, Row 8 (son AM) Bass, Aphry D., b. 1883, Jan 29, d. 1865, Ju127, Lac B, Row 9 (SanA & MA) Bass, Beathey C., b. 1881, Jan 30, d. 1884. May 11 Lac B, Row 9 (dau A & MAl Bass, Betty Ellis. b. 1859, d. 1947, Loe B, Row 9 (Grandmother) Bass, H. D., b. 1854,Apr4,d. 1881, May 17, LoeB. Row 9 Bass, Thomas, b. 1846, Mar 2, d. 1928, Jun 18, Lac B, Row 9 Bennett, Fred W., b. 1876, Aug 8, d. 1904, Aug 12, Lac B, Row 9 Bennett, Infant, b. 1886, Sep 1, d. 1887, Feb 2. Lac B, Row 9 (son W & B) Bennett, John Goodrum, b. 1885, Feb 17, d. 1887, Sep 26 (son W & B) Bennett, Margaret M., b. 1842, Jun 18, d. 1904, Sep 9, Lac B, Row 9 Bennett, Montgomery C., b. 1838, Aug 2, d. 1904, Jan 28, Lac B, Row 9 C. (A C. on stone). no dates, Lac B. Row 9 (small whHe stone) Choate, Easter Ann, b. 1841, d. 1928, Lee B, Row9 (wifeJV) Choate, J. V., b. 1830, d. 1898, Loe B, Row 9 Heffner, Hubert, b, 1897, Nov 14, d. 1966, Mar 10, Lac B, Row 9 (wife H. NE. Gert) Heffner, Nellis Gertrude, b. 1902, Nov 25, d. 1979, Mar 10, Lee B. Row 9 (Reid AM dau) HoWell, Charles W., b. 1818, Dec 18,d. 1895, Ju120, Lac B,Row 9 Howell, Hanna E., b. 1819. Oct 6, d. 1887. Oct 22, Lac B, Row 9 (wife Chs.) Howell, Johnnie H., b. 1871, Dec 30, d. 1890, Feb II, Lac B, Row 9 (son WB & MA) Howell, Willie B., b. 1888. Nov 10. d. 1895. Apr 26, Lee B, Row 9 (son WB & MA) Jeffers, Billy J .. b. 1942, Sep 19, d. 1963, Jan 13, Lac B, Row 9 Kelly, Rebecca, b. 1845, Mar 23, d. 1885, Dec 8 Lac B, Row9 (wife R.) Laws, Ike, b. 1866, d. 1890, Lac B, Row 9 Laws, W. H., b. 1861. Mar 25. d. 1981. Sep 21, Lac B, Row 9 Leffingwell, Imogene, b. 1914, Nov 28. d. 1945. Jan21. Lac B, Row9 Patty, Jesse A. b. 1878, Apr 16, d. 1953, Jan 25, Lac B, Row 9 Patty, Jesse James CSA, b. 1833, d. 1879, Lac B, Row9 (1st Lt.Col. 47 AR Cav) Patty, Ross E., b, .1881, Nov 5, d. 1971, Feb 17, Lee B, Row 9 Simpson, Rosanna E., b. 1835, Oct 28, d. 1889, Feb 10, Lac B, Row9 (wife TW) Williams, Alta Emerson, b. 1904, Dec 9, d. 1905, Jun 15, Lac B, Row 9 Bass, Aphry, b. 1844, Jan 3, d. 1907, Dec 27, Lee B, Row 10 Bass, Mariah A, b. 1854, Nov 24, d. 1919, May 28, Lee B, Row 10 (wife A) Bennett, Annie (16 yr), b.1880, Jan 14, d, 1896, Ju125, Lac B, Row 10 (dau WM & JE) Bennett, Cllffle, b. 1881, d. 1965, Lac B. Row 10 Bennett, Gracie Estella, b. 1891 ,Nov 24, d. 1899, Sep 15, Lac B, Row 10 (dau WR & HAl Bennett, Hattie A, b. 1874, Jan 28, d. 1912, Nov 27, Lac B, Row 10

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Bennett, Jane E., b. 1857, Jun 22, d. 1899, Mar 16, Lee B, Row 10 (wife WM) Bennett, Maggie, b. 1872, Aug 26, d. 1922, Ju113, Lee B, Row 10 Bennen, Maggie Mae, b. 1883, Jun 10, d. 1898, Mar 26, Lee B, Row 10 (dau WM & JE) Bennett, Thomas, b. 1881, May 4, d. 1898, Mar 28, Lee B, Row 10 (son WM & JE) Bennen, Velma Lorene, b. 1908, Ju123, d. 1991, Mar 4, Lee B, Row 10 (1/2 Sis Wm) Bennett, Walter R .. b. 1870, d. 1957, Lee B, Row 10 Bennett, William (Wm.), b. 1842, Dec 23, d.1919, Sep 1, Lac B, Row 10 Bennett, Zula. b. 1887. Feb 19. d. 1917, Mar 5, Lac B, Row 10 (dau WR & HA) Blackwood. Forrest. b. 1882, Nov 26. d. 1971. May 26, Lee B. Row 10 Blackwood. Mark. b. 1877, Oct 17. d. 1958, Jun 30, Lee B., Row 10 Blackwood, Sidney, b. 1905, Mar 25, d. 1929, Jan 29. Lee B, Row 10 Bland, Dolly, b. 1875, Aug 18, d. 1913, Mar 9, Lac B, Row 10 (wife GG) Bland, George G., b. 1868, d. 1952, Lac B, Row 10 Bland, George W., b. 1831, Sep 14, d. 1905, Oct 27, Lac B, Row 10 Bland, Margarett J., b. 1835. Aug 28, d. 1925. Jan 4,Lee B, Row 10 (wife GW) Bland, Nancy T., no birth date, d. 1874, Jan 18, Lac B, Row 10 (dau GW & MJ) Bland, Toy N., b. 1907, d. 1925, Loc B, Row 10 Galloway, Hannah R., no birth date. d. 1891, Nov 12, Lee B, Row 10 Galloway, John Crozier, b. 1882, d. 1947, Lac B, Row 10 Harris, Hazle Lucel, b. 1898 , Dec 2, d. 1900, Jun 6, Loc B, Row 10 (dau JD & An) Hayley, Andrew Hunter, b. 1867, Aug 3, d. 1960, Oct 3, Lac B, Row 10 Hayley. Melvin Clyde, b. 1892, d. 1947, Lee B, Row 10 Hayley. Sallie Ida, b. 1871, Dec 29, d. 1960, Oct 2, Lee B, Row 10 Mulkey, H. N .• b. 1842, Mar 27, d. 1895, May 22, Lac B, Row 10 Mulkey, M. E .• b. 1873, May 12, d. 1958, Feb, Loc B, Row 10 Mulkey, Oma, b. 1882, Oct 5, d. 1904, Jan 17, Lee B, Row 10 Mulkey. Robert. b. 1891, May 14, d. 1892, Ju115, Lac B, Row 10 Mulkey. Sarah T., b. 1847, Aug 3, d. 1921, Jan 1, Lac B, Row 10 Mulkey, W. T .• b. 1872, Jul 29, d. 1942, Jun 11, Lee B, Row 10 Southall, Abbie Baity, b. 1855, Mar 30, d. 1910, Apr 27, Lac B, Row 10 Southall. Glen, 11 mo 3 da, d. 1893, Aug 8, Lac B, Row 10 Williams, Leon F., b. 1908, Apr 23, Lac B, Row 10 Williams, Mary Arline Blkwd, b. 1908, Aug 31, d. 1986, Aug 4. Lac B, Row 10 (wife Leon) Bennett, Ella May, b. 1900, Sep 28, d. 1902, Nov 20 Lee B, Row 11 (dau Wm & M) Bennett, Ida H, b. 1877, d. 1954, Lac B, Row 11 Bennett, James R .. b. 1886, d. 1956, Lac B, Row 11 Bennett, Maggie F., b.1872, Jun 14,d. 1901, Jan 25, Lac B, Row 11 (wifeJR) Blackwood, Frank C .. b. 1868, Mar 25. d. 1943, May 1, Loc B, Row 11 Blackwood, Infant 1, Lac B, Row 11 (dau Fr & M) Blackwood, Infant 2, Lac B, Row 11 (dau Fr & M) Blackwood. Lucy Ragland, b. 1875, Feb 7. d. 1949, Sep 3, Lac B. Row 11 Blackwood. Mattie Gibson, b. 1871, Nov 15, d. 1907, Nov 6, Loc B. Row 11 Blackwood, S. W., b. 1838. Feb 28, d. 1917, May 11, Lac B, Row 11 Galloway, Alice, b. 1852, Jun 14, d. 1927. Jul 8, Loc B, Row 11 (wife BJ) Galloway, Allienne. b. 1889, 0c129, d. 1911, Jun 4, Lac B, Row 11 (dau BJ & A) Galloway, B. J., b. 1849. May 10, d. 1921, Ju127, Lee B. Row 11 Galloway, Clarence A., b. 1875, Dec 13, d. 1897. Dec 4, Lac B, Row 11 (BJ & A son) Galloway. Nenie M., b. 1887, Mar 19, d. 1892, Feb 10, Lee B, Row 11 Glenn. GertrUde M .. b. 1896, Apr 7, d. 1900. Lee B. Row 11 Green, Ava, b. 1893, Nov 7, d. 1893, Nov 26, Lee B. Row 11 Green. Hellen M., b. 1898, Feb 21. d. 1900, Apr 3. Lac B. Row 11 Green. John C., b. 1872. Jun 28. d. 1937, May 1. Lee B. Row 11 Green, Unnie, b. 1872, Ju126, d. 1923. Jun 16, Lac B. Row 11 (wifeJn) Green. Mirian S., b. 1898, Feb 21, d. 1900, Mar 21, Lee B, Row 11 Marshall, James Oscar. b. 1913, Nov. 12. d. 1990. Apr 8, Lac B. Row 11 (76 yrs old) Skinner, R. Z. Pv1 4SC. no birth date, d. 1896, Jan 14. Lee B, Row 11 (St Troops CSA)

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Stiggall. E. L. b. 1666. d. 1692. Loc B. Row 11 Sllggall. T. H .• b. 1856. Jun 1. d. 1902. Nov 17. Loc e, Row 11 C!NOW) Weir. F. B., b. 1885. Feb 14. d. 1957, Mar 16. Loc B, Row 11 Weir, Mittie, b. 1670. Aug 15, d. 1946. Oct 2, Loc B. Row 11 Black, J. A, no dates, Loc B, Row 12 Black, Jennie, b. 1659. Feb 19, d. 1935, Jun 15. Loc B. Row 12 (wife JA) Blackwood, Della. b. 1677. d. 1958. Loc B. Row 12 Blackwood, Shellie L, b. 1873, d. 1947. Loc B. Row 12 Cash, Matilda A. b. 1860, Oct 5. d. 1904, Feb 25. Loc B, Row 12 Cash, Wm. H, b. 1885, Feb 23, d. 1904. Feb 11, Loc B. Row 12 Galloway, LeRoy. b. 1894. Nov 16, d. 1908, Ju114, Loc B, Row 12 Galloway, Mat1ie, b. 1875. Apr 19, d. 1901, Jun 22, Loc B, Row 12 (wife WF) Hendrick. Earl, b. 1881, Apr 24, d. 1899. Oct 19, Loc B. Row 12 (son T & VA) Holland. Herpert. b. 1895, Jan 5, d. 1898, Ju124, Loc B. Row 12 Holland. Jessie D., b. 1903, Jun 6, d. 1903, Ju128, Loc B. Row 12 Oliver, Marcellus. b. 1843. Jan 20. d. 1898. Jan 15. Loc B. Row 12 Skelton. Julia Ann. b. 1871. Dec 7. d. 1946. Feb 11. Loc B, Row 12 Thurmand. Christiana. b. 1841. Apr 7. d. 1899. Jul 30, Loc B. Row 12 (wife Rich.) Thurmand. Laura V .. no birth date, d. 1879. Aug 23, Loc B, Row 12 (dau RF & C) Thurmand. Richard F .• b. 1831. Sep 26. d. 1905, Jun 25. Loc B. Row 12 Ward. Elmer D .. b. 1694, Oct 3. d. 1899. Aug 21. Loc B. Row 12 (son Dr F & E) Abby, Annie. b. 1871. d. 1959. Loc B, Row 13 Abby, Cliff M .• b. 1897. d. 1904, Loc B. Row 13 Abby. Henry, b. 1868, d. 1940, Loc B. Row 13 Allison. Eugenia. b. 1651. Jan 15. d. 1917, Apr 5, Loc B, Row 13 Allison. J. T. Bud. b. 1854. d. 1912. Loc B, Row 13 Allison. Leulla, b. 1864. d. 1944, Loc B, Row 13 Allison. Nellie. b. 1894, May 15. d. 1900, Jut 24, Loc B. Row 13 Ballard, Ida A, b. 1875. Jun 28. d. 1947. Dec 25, Loc B. Row 13 Ballard, Leroy, b. 1670, Aug 16, d. 1933, Oct 13, Loc B, Row 13 Ballard, Mrs. S. P .. no dates, Loc B, Row 13 Ballard, S. P .• no dates. Loc B. Row 13 (Col 27 Tenn Inf CSA) Carpenter. W. H .. b. 1836, Mar 5. d. 1900, Aug 7, Loc B. Row 13 Carpenter, W. H., Mrs .• no dates, Loc B, Row 13 Collard. Jeffery L. b. 1921, Apr 6. d. 1964, Sep 8, Loc B, Row 13 Glover. Annie V., b. 1905, May 4, d. 1910, May 5. Loc B, Row 13 Glover, Cora, b. 1878. Jan 27, d. 1912, Dec 27, Loc B. Row 13 Harris, W. H .• b. 1906? Loc B. Row 13 (22 SC t nf CSA Pvt) Hoggard, Flossie, b. 1911. Mar 16, Loc B. Row 13 Hoggard, Marzie E., b. 1909, Jul 23, d. 1983, Ju129, Loc B, Row 13 Hoggard, Walter E., b. 1933. Jul20, Loc B, Row 13 Jackson. Nettie, b. 1890. Apr 14, d. 1970. Feb 1, Loc B, Row 13 Jackson, William B .. b. 1888, Nov 9. d. 1955. Mar 12, Loc B. Row 13 Mathews, Maggie, b. 1873. Oct 25. d. 1953, Jun 22, Loc B, Row 13 Mathews, Waller. b. 1673, Apr 14, d. 1914. Feb 2, Loc e. Row 13 Oliver, Maude, b. 1880, Jan 15. d. 1946, Jun 4, Loc B, Row 13 Oliver, Newton M .• b. 1871. Dec 9, d. 1949, Jan 26. Loc B. Row 13 Robinson, Estelle. b. 1885. Sep 27, d. 1950, May 15. Loc B. Row 13 Robinson. Fannie, b. 1856. Aug 23, d. 1917. Sep 11. Loc B, Row 13 Robinson, Georgie, b. 1850. June 29, d. 1910, Aug 11, Loc B, Row 13 (wife FK) Rowell, Addle E., b. 1862, d. 1886, Loc B, Row 13 Rowell. Charlie W., no dates. Loc B, Row 13 Rowell. Frederick C .• b. 1852. d. 1923. Loc B, Row 13 Rowell. Lillie J., b. 1895, d. 1896. Loc B, Row 13 Rowell, Ruth M., b. 1620, d. 1905. Loc B, Row 13, (wife W.) (Continued to December, 1992

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----------------IMarals Des Cygnes Massacre Prairie County, AR

Submitted by Norma C.Snider, SR Box 32, Casscoe, AR 72026 Great Grand-daughter of Chartes C Snider

Chartes Cooper H. Snider and his wife, Matilda Osteen Snider, left their home in Effingham, Illinois, some time between 1856 and 1858 to travel west in hopes of getting a land grant. The cost of farm land in illinois was too expensive. Snider had a friend, Michael Robertson, who had gone west to Kansas. So Snider decided to visit Robertson to learn more about Kansas farm land.

Kansas (from 1854-1861) was the scene of a bitter struggle to determine whether the terrnory should enter the union as a slave or free state. Numerous instances of lawlessness occurred. Men were attacked, beaten, and some were killed, often for no reason except their view on slavery.

The leader of one pro-slavery band was Charles A. Hamilton, a nalive of Georgia who came to Kansas as a border ruffian to make the territory a slave slate. On May 19, 1858, some 30 men under Hamilton's leadership crossed into Kansas, arriving at Trading Post about 9:00 a.m gofng from house to house taking men prisoner. Among the eleven men taken were Michael Robertson and Charles Snider. They were forced into a ravine where they were lined up and shot Five men were killed, in­cluding Snider's friend Robertson. Snider was one of the five injured, and one man was not hurt but feigned death until the ruffians rode away. Hamil­ton's men rode back across the Kansas-Missouri border. Only one of Hamilton's men was caught and hanged for this crime, His name was William Griffith of Sates County, MissourI.

The victims of the Marais Des Cynges Massacre became martyrs and the incident made people all over the country more aware of the inveltabilfty of war. The State would be called "bleed ing Kansas."

Chartes Snider recovered Irom his wounds and went back to Illinois. later he and his lamilly moved to Arkansas by wagon, steamboat, and train. They settled north of Cart isle in Prairie Coun­ty,

Charles Snider died in 1 B96 and Matilda in 1887. They are buried in the Center Point Cemetery near Hazen, AR. They had ten children. Three of them died very young, and the others are listed here.

Mary Ellen Snider, b. 04/24/1862, m. John Robert Cummings Alice Snider, b, 04/13/1964, m, Jim Caviness Benjamin Franklin Snider, b. 08/25/1867, m. Sarah Pitts Ida Snider, b, 08/29/1870, m. Robert Scott Cora Mae, b. 09/29/1872, m. John Alexander Arthur J .. b. 12/12/1876 Emmett, b. 07/10/1878, m. Cora Roach

At the site of the Marais Des Cynes Massacre (Trading Post Kansas) a memorial park was built and there is a large monument in honor of the viclims of the masacre. Also a museum is nearby showing the relationship between this incident and John Brown's involvement in the pre-war struggle.

On May 19, 1990, the Massacre was re-enacted and a memorial service was held to honor the victims and their families. Descendants of each of the eleven families was recognized and asked to speak.

Sources:

Kansas Historical Society Family Records Trading Post Kansas Museum

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Bible Records of John Dawson Allen------------

Submitted by Mrs. J. Everett Sneed, 22 Lafiite Circle, North Little Rock, AR 72116

Following are bible records of John Dawson Allen and his two wives, Mary B. Mathews and Helen Augusta Drummond. of his parents. James Parkerson Allen and Rachael R. Schmelcher; and of his grandparents. John Redman Allen and Mary Elisabeth Dawson. Some of the dates are very uncleaLbut are interpreted as they seem to the contributor. John R. Allen does not name his parents in these records; they have been learned from research.

Marriage Certificate:

This certifies that John D. Allen and Mary B. Mathews were united by me in the Holy Bonds of Matrimony at R. C. Mathews on the 5th day of September in the year of our Lord 1880 In Pres­ence of N. G. Colons and Fate Baker. Signed: J. S. Brown (unclear).

Marriages:

John D. Allen and H. A. Drommond September 10. 1893. Witness: Andy Allen and Walt House. James Purcelley.

Births:

John D. Allen was born February the 4th, 1848

Lillian Rose Allen was both August the 15th, 1899 (This date has been altered and is known to be correct).

Lena Augustine Allen was born October 12, 1906.

John Earl Allen was born Sept. the 14th, 1913 (This date has been corrected. but the original date is illegible).

Deaths:

Mary B. Allen died December 11th (unclear) 1892.

Mary Ann Allen September 22nd. 1893.

(looks as II it may have been corrected from 1868). Felix R Allen died October 10, 1918.

Mary B. Mathews was born Sept. 10th, 1857 (or 51) John D. Allen died November 14th. 1932.

Births of Mary B. Mathews' Children: Aunt Nancy Allen died October 25. 1934.

Arty Ann Allen was born July the 8th, 1881. James Clinton Allen was born September 29th, 1882.

Felix Redman Allen was born November the 3rd, 1884.

Sidney Adline Allen was born September the 17th. 1888.

Nelly Jane Allen was born Septernber the 2nd, 1891 (appears to have been altered from 1886 or 1896).

Mary Ann Allen was born November 26th, 1892.

Births of Helen Augusta Drummond's Children:

Zacharias Allen was born July 22, 1894.

Helen Augusta Allen April 5, 1936.

Virginia May Allen (daughter of Zacharias Allen) died August 5th, 1940.

Aunt Bettie (Mary Elisabeth Allen) Feb. 15th 1930.

Hugh Drummond (father of Helen Augusta Drummond Allen) was born August 15th 1834; Passed away May 1903.

Memoranda:

Mary B. Allen Professed Religion 1877.

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Family BlDie Reconls of John Redman Allent-------

Births:

Alisiah Edney Ann Allen daughter of Adam Allen and Sarah his wife was bornd July the 26th 1661,

Margaret M, Allen the daughter of John R. Allen and Elisabeth his wife born the nineteenth day of September in the year 1 B09,

Dawson Thomas, D, Allen the son of John R. Allen and Elisabeth his wife born the 17th day of Novem­berthe year 1810,

Absalom R, Allen the son of John R. Allen and Elisabeth his wife born August the twenty-sixth in the year of 1812,

Jane E, Allen born the twenty sixth of October in the year 1813,

James p, Allen the son of John R. Allen and Elisa­beth his wife born in the year of 1813 (1815) May 3rd,

Delila Allen the daughter of John R. Allen and Elisabeth his wife born July the twentieth in the year of 1816,

Family Bible Recanls of JamesPa~e~n~I."Hn~-----

Births:

Mary Elizabeth Allen the daughter of James p, Allen and Rachel Allen was born the 25th of May 1844 (year unclear),

John R, Allen born August sixteenth in the year 1761,

Elisabeth Allen born the twelfth day of June in the year 1773,

Margaret Allen the daugh1er of James Allen and Rachel his wife born February eighteenth 1836,

Adam Allen the son of James Allen and Rachel his wWe born the third (unclear) day of November 1837,

George Mecoun the son of Margit Brimer was born in the year of 1830 January 12,

Lear Jane Allen the daughter of James Allen and Rachel his wife was born the 26 of December 1838.

Absolem Monroe a son of James Allen and Rachael his wife was born May the 9 day 1842,

Nancy Addaline Allen daughter of James Alien and Rachael his wife was born June 13, 1845,

John Dawson Allen son of James Allen and Rachael his wife was born February 4, 184_ (could be 9),

William Henderson Allen, son of James Allen and Rachel his wife was born February the 14,1850,

Mary Elizebeth the daughter of J, p, Allen and Rachel was born the 25th 01 May 1844,

Deaths,

Margaret Allen a daughter of James Allen and Rachel his wife deceth January the 17 day 1843,

Adam Allen deceased March 26. 1866,

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The Pilot GazeHe-e-----------------

A FIRE! !

Destruction Unprecedented! Four Houses Destroyed and a Loss of $62,640

A most destructive fire occurred at this place this morning. The fire alarm was sounded at 4:30, and all rushed to the scene 01 action. It was found to be the store 01 E. W. Clapp & Co. The fire soon communicated to Cowan & Co, and from that to Taylor & Hickerson. The fire then communicated to the InstHute building occupied by Mrs. Maxwell, milliner, the Guard printing office, the Masonic, Off­Fellows and Knights of Honor Lodges, and by Simon Adler. The Institute building, being of brick, was the last to catCh, although next to Clapp & Co's. every effort was made to save the Institute building, but water seemed to have no effect upon the raging demon. The flames lit up the whole earth, and scattered destruction in its wake. The south side of Main street was at one time in immin­ent danger. Attention was next directed to H. C. Smith's. It was only by almost super-human efforts the building was saved from the lIame. As soon as the floors had burned out in the Institute building the east wall fell in, crushing in the side room of H. C. Smith·s.

Here we have the saddest and most heart-rending part to tell. Messrs. C. L Gorsuch, . Jo. Price, Ed. Maxfield, Dick Kinman, Tom Joblin and a negro man were in the room when the wall fell on il. Mr. Gorsuch was

BURIED IN THE DEBRIS,

and killed instantly!. John Joblin was knocked insensible and is now lying at the point of death. while the rest were badly hurt. Mr. Gorsuch must have been dead nearly an hour before it was dis­covered.

His death sent a thrill of sorrow into the heart of every one. He was one of our best and most substantial citizens. His loss is irreparable.

The fire was the

WORK OF AN INCENDIARY,

Satesville. Friday, February 20, 1880

as il originated about the middle of E. W. Clapp & Co. 's house and was set from under the floor. The devil Incarnate, whoever he may be, deserves the severest punishment known to humans.

THE LOSS.

so far as we have been able to learn, was: E. W. Clapp & Co., entire stock and books, $14,000; Insured in Memphis companies for $4,000. Cowan & Co. - a good deal of the stock was saved; loss about $1800; insured for $3500. M. A. Wycough, building occupied by E. W. Clapp & Co. $1500; insured in Phoenix for $500. Wycough & Long. building occupied by Cowan & Co, $1500; insured in Phoenix for $500. Taylor & Hickerson, stock and building, $7200 (a good portion of the stock saved); insured in Phoenix for $3800; T. R. Taylor. dwelling. $800; no insurance. Masonic Lodge $500; Odd-Fellows Lodge $500; Knights of Honor, loss small. Simon Adler. stock and building, $32,000; a good portion of the stock was saved; insured In SI. Louis and New York companies for $10,000. H. C. Smith, loss about $2500; insured in the Phoenix $1000. Aetna $4500. Guard office $1000; no insurance. Mrs. Maxwell, about $40. John McDowell, household furniture, about $300.

Everybody worked like Trojans, and it is only due to this that more of the town was not burned.

The funeral of Mr. C. L Gorsuch will take place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.

NOTICE

As soon as we can straighten out our stock and get everything ready, we will again open our house. Our thanks cannot be expressed to those who so nobly saved our house from the flames this morn­ing.

A. J. Carter, Manager H. C. Smith's Mammoth Store

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Prepared lor Publication by Bobbie Jones Mclane

General guidelines for submitting queries: 1) Queries are limited to members only 2) Please submit no more than one query per

calendar year 3) Keep the query to approximately fifty words 4) Neatness countsl If possible, type, double

spaced. Otherwise print legibly, leave a space between each line

5) Capitalize Surnames

Remember the 4 W's: Who - Give complete names of interest What - What do you want? Keep it short

Where­When-

and to the point LOCALITY IN ARKANSAS? Give a time period

Slirman Would like Info. on the date of first settle­ment of William SUrman In Washington or Crawford Cos., AR Marvelene Carney, 1209 W, Frederick Ave., Spokane, WA 99205

Varnell Researching any and all Varnell's in Inde­pendence Co. from 1850 to present. Most Interest­ed in descendants of John H. Varnell and Ann

Engles Varnell, Louis Williams, 7201 Gregory St., Shreveport, LA 71108: collect (318) 687-8847

Blakey, Moss, Davis Looking for desc. of James W. Blakey and Thomas Moss. Blakely came to White-Cleburne Co. area c1875 with 2nd wife Martha Davis, Died 1913 Faulkner Co. Moss and w~e Lucinda were in AR by 1840, Independence,

Since we always work with a large backlog of queries, we Van Buren, White Cos. Was surveyor lor White Co. strive to printthem Intheorderlnwhichtheyarereceived. 1854-80. Buried Rosebud, AR area. Need parents It may be several months, however, before your query 01 Thomas and Lucinda. Constance Schofield, appears. Wedouse arr queries received inacalendaryeaRte, 1, Box 99-1, Bluejacket, OK 74333 belorethe end 01 that year. We continue to receive queries withnonameandaddressincluded.lfquerygetsseparaSmlth, LaHeny, Gann Need parents Sarrie J. edfrom the envelope, wecannotusethem.ltsimplifiesth(Sarrah) Smith (b. 1860-61, prob. GAl m. J. W. work ofthe arr-volunteer staff of this publication if you send.afferry, Logan Co. 1887. Which Smiths? Moses & your queries with your membership fee, totheArkansas Margarette? Burrerr & Jane? Nicholas & Eliza? GenealoglcaISocietY,POBox908,HOISprings,AR7190fleuben & Nancy? Sarrie's sister m. Joe Gann. 0908. Sallie & J. W. and the Ganns moved to Brooken?,

Wilson, Harrison, Erwin Lorena E. Wilson b. 1867 O'Blon Co., TN, to AR 1873 m. Thomas George Harrison 1883, d. 1894. Lived near Lonoke, AR. Thomas Gao. Harrison slo Thomas H. Harrison, native of Liverpool, England m. Mary S. Erwin 1830 Old Austin, AR. She was dlo Thomas B. Erwin. Who were his parents & siblings? Where Is she burled? Where is Thomas H. buried? He d. 1859 in Lonoke Co., AR. Allene K. Locklar, 3155 Endicott Dr., Boulder, CO 80303-6902

Hudson, Peterson, Parish, Thompson, Langley, Posey, Thornton, Cincebaugh Need Info. on ancestors of Martha Hudson b. 28 Feb 1847/52 KY/AR d. 7 Sep 1903 Dallas Co., AR m. 28 Sep 1871 AR? Thomas Peterson 1852-1918 Dallas Co., AR. Chn,: Mary Parish, Martha J. Thompson, Louisa, Joseph, Alice Langley, Frances Posey Thornton, Thomas, Cornelia A. Posey Cincebaugh, and Noah Samuel. Connie Medlin Smith, 1933 Prairie Rd" Eugene, OR 97402·3601

OK cl900. Sallie's grandmother was reportedly Choctaw. Unda Daty Walker, 1720 So. Madison Ave., Tulsa, OK 74120-6817

McClure, Calahan Samuel and Mary Calahan McClure moved to Yell Co. 1840 from Giles Co., TN, both b. NC. Request info. Need tie to NC and parents. Jo Rene Leach, RI, 2, Box 293M, Mansfield. AA 72944

Johnson, Coker, Chapman Cosiah Johnson, mother of Levi, and daus. Anny & Mary J., Redland Twp. Hempstead Co" AR. Cosiah m. James Jackson Coker, MO Twp. 5 Feb 1842, had Albert L. Coker. Levi m. Frances A. Chapman 12 June 1857. He was in Capt. Clarkson'S Ught Artillery Co, A, Pittman's Ferry AR 6-1-1862. Wlnlred H. Tollett, 101 Soulh 7th SI., Nashville, AR 71852

Selwitz, Kelscher Wish to contact desc. of Louis Selwitz and Louis Ketscher, who served as mutual godparents with Emil Ernst Troeger, First Luthern,

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Little Rock 1890s. Interested in 81 Germans, left Saxony August 1881, departed Rotterdam, arrived Little Rock 13 Sep 1881. Many sellied at Saxon Colony near Benton (Avila). Mary Louis Chitten­den, Rt. 2, Box 692, Green Forest, AR 72638-9156

Pate, Richardson William Henry Pate, b. 21 Apr 1850 Decatur Co., TN, m. EuDora Richardson 3 Sep 1872 in Madison Co., TN (now Crockell Co.) d. 8 Jul1924, lillie Rock, AR, buried Beebe, AR where he had been a well digger and c~y marshall. Need info. on his parents Edwin E. and Nancy Jane McMillan Pate, natives of TN. Frances Hook Jernigan, 52 Colony Rd., Little RoCk, AR 72207-2947

Stinnett, Doss, Snow Thomas S. Stinnell b. 22 Mar 1844, James W. Stinnell b. 29 Sep 1846, and Mary E. b. 24 Nov 1848 d. 22 Feb 1832, bp prob. Henderson Co., TN, living in Newton Co" Mill Creek Twp. 1860 w/mother Elizabeth N. Doss Stinnett Snow. Gene C. Snow, 37 Atchinson Stage Rd, Clayton, CA 94517-1144

Gayle, Dent, Dunn Need info. on Henry G. (1824· 1881) & Sarah Lester Gayle Dent (1830-1907). Henry was son of Josiah 8. Susan Dunn Dent. Josiah lived in Lawrence Co., AR 1855-1879. After Henry's death, his widow and chn. lived at Ever­green in Lawrence Co. 1882-1906. Was Thomas Hatch Dent Josiah Dent's father? Margie B. Landon, 4 Leewood Drive, Humboldt, TN 38343-9501

McClain, Doster, Roberts, Andrews Desc. of Robert Marion McClain (1840-1912) would like to correspond with desc. of his siblings, Alpheus T. McClain, Adeline (McClain) Doster, Alcheston (McClain) Doster, Margaret (McClain) Roberts of Cleveland Co.; also with desc. of early Andrews families of Cleveland and nearby counties. Robert H. McClain, 9 Walnut Street, Boston, MA 02108

Bond William P. Bond and wife Minerva ?, had dau. Josephine C. Bond b. 15 Jul 1877, Hiwasse, Benton Co., AR. Need names of other children. Irene D. Wilson. 7460 Fulton St., San Diego. CA 92111

Whitworth Seek info. on Whllworths of Greene and Clay Co. Moved from Dyer Co., TN belw 1850/1860. George is in 1 B60 Greene Co., AR with wife Jane 19 (2nd wife?), Paralee 10, Pennia 8, W. A.6 (William) all born TN. Who was George's 1st wife? Jacob with wife Synthia are also in same

census. Synthia's maiden name & parents and Jacob's parents? Jacob b. VA, Synthia KY. Betty Nussle, 15445 CobaH SI. #217, Sylmar, CA 91342-2753

Henderson. Fin(d)ley. Rudy. Brady, Byars Need info. on James Henderson (son of Alexander? Henderson) and wife Nancy Fin(d)ley m. 16 Mar 1853, Lawrence Co., AR. Chn. listed in loose probate papers were: Alexander, Margaret, Anna Belle m. Dr. D. B. Rudy, Laura m. a Brady, and Loring m. Almeda Byars, and an unnamed infant. Anna Mary (Johnson) Rudy, 2111 West 32nd Avenue. Pine Bluff, AR 71603-5871

Jones, Taylor Need any info. on mid 1800s Jones family - William and Mary Taylor, chn.: Sancy, Hunton, Rebecca, Elizabeth, Lorina, Parilla, William, Giles, Coleman, Wiley and Hamilton lived in Clark and Carroll Counties. Wayne P. Mortensen. 133 Sedgefield Court, San Ramon. CA 94583

Nance, Melton Mallie Elizabeth (Betsy) Nancy m. Andrew Jackson Mellon. Who were her parents? A. J. Melton died in Union Prison Camp. When did Mallie die and where is she buried? She is listed in the 1880 Searcy Co., AR census. Joanne Men­denhall, Rt. 2, Box 77A, Turpin, OK 73950-9422

Cherry Robert Cherry, Clarksville 1870. Dr. Marlin O. Cherry, 1401 Minchen, Deer Park, TX 77536

Wood, Tllsworth, Bell, Robinson, Gist, Starr Abra(ha)m Wood b. 1813 AR. wife Elizabeth b 1815 TN in Scott Co., AR 1850/60 census. Eliza­beth w/dau. Lydia J. Titsworth 1870, with son Henry C. Wood 1880. Other chn: Mary m. John Henry Bell; Malinda m. John H. Robinson (151); Thomas Jefferson m. Nancy Susannah Gist, sister of Emily J. Gist, wffe of Henry C. Wood. Lydia J. m. a Starr and 2nd L C. nsworth. Betty J. Stewart. 14379 Shetland Ct., Woodbridge, VA 22193-3457

Rice, Allcorn Need info. on Samuel G. Rice b.cI812, state and parents unknown, m. Mary Lucinda Allcorn b. c1823, state and parents unknown. They died after 1880 in Marion Co., AR. Joyce Ann Webster, 4310 W. Dennett Ave., Fresno, CA 93722

Box, Corbell Mary (Polly) Bo)(, 2nd wife of Josiah Corbell, lived in Brewer Township before 1854-5. Date of marriage? Death? Who were her parents? Place of birth? Josiah Corbell's parents? Mary R. White, 2 Matlock Circle, Bella Vista, AR 72714-3512

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Davis, Miller, Faulkner Need inlo. on Jesse Perry Davis, b. 1627 TX and Sarah E. Miller b. 1837 GA. buried Section Cem .• Howard Co. Are they parents 01 Mary E. Davis, b. 1856 AR who m. Theodor Faulkner b. 1859 AL on 27 Feb 1881 in Howard Co.? G. Davidson, 1943 Hanison St., Santa Clara, CA 95050-4535

Powell, Nelson Seek inlo. on Lewis Powell b. 1831 TN, son of Hardin Powell. bro. of Isom Powell. Lewis lived vicinity of Dardanelle in 1890. Enlisted in CSA in 1861 at Lewisburg. Robert Nelson b. 1842 TX. son of James Nelson. Robert & family lived Crittenden Co. 1867·1890. He was father of Eliza Ann, Margaret, John C. William T., Ruth, Ella, James and Robert. James R. Powell, 6718 S. lewis #701, Tulsa, OK 74136-4038

Berkman. Malcolm Seek Inlo. on parents of Elizabeth Eliza Jane Berkman nee Malcolm. The father was allegedly a school teacher in Miller Co .. AR cl900. They were believed to have immigrated from Scotland. Ruth Berkman Fowler, 1971 Knoxville Ave., Long Beach, CA 90815-3440

Hart, Moore, Ethridge Help! John Hart. 22, TN and wife Fereby (Moore) 19. TN. and son Edyage 3. AR are on 1870 Ouachita Co. census. I cannot lind parents again. Edy (James Edward Hart) m. Alice Ethridge 1893 Ouachita Co. What happened to his parents? Cathy Hart Farris. 659 So. Clo­verdale Blvd., Cloverdale, CA 95425

Roberts, Spencer, Deweese, Herriman Rev. Joel V. Roberts. Madison CO .. AR b. Platte Co., MO 1842. son of Noah A. & Nancy Spencer. grandpar­ents Spencer. Elijah & Elizabeth Deweese m. 6 Sep 1860 to Rachel Herriman; Elijah & Elizabeth m. Clay Co., KY 1818. Noah & Nancy m. 26 Nov 1837 Boone Co., IN Noah d. 22 Dec 1869 Saline Co .• AR bur. Winters Cem. George C. Lahar, 1109 Carter Dr., Oklahoma City, OK 73129-6111

Moorehead, Cowley Samuel Morehead b. 1636 Holliday Cove. WV. m. 1873 Robinson. KS, d. 8 Nov 1919 Armstrong. AR. buried Frankton. KS. m. Catherine Cowley. Phyllis Stencil, PO Box 215, Mossyrock, WA 98564

Owens. Victory, Tackett Seek info. on these surnames in Pope and Conway Cos. between 1860 and 1900 Ovie Reynolds, PO Box 56664, North Pole, AK 99705

Smith, Jones John Tillman Smith/Elizabeth Jones in Nashville. Howard Co.. AR Clint Matthew

Krozman, 623 E. Lamar Blvd. #1016, Arlington, TX 76011

O'Naie Please tell me how to get in touch wnh John O'Nale. William J. Welch, 1207 E. 21 Street, Tulsa, OK 74114

Shaver, Searcy Wish to contact any Shaver or Searcy researcher with Arkansas connections. Cary Anderson, Box 685, Decatur, AR 72722.

Butler, Patterson A man named Joseph Butler was killed in Scott Co .. AR about 1843 by Hugh Patterson. Is this Joseph Butler who was sheriff in Clark Co .• AR 1830·1832? Dorothy L, Miller, 540 Solano NE, Albuquerque, NM 87108-1048

Vernon. Dollar, Scoggins. Cook, Tyner, Oliver and Willingham Will exchange information wRh anyone researching these names. Mrs. Thomas G. Vernon, 3742 Pamplona Circle, Las Vegas, NV 89103

Smallwood, Monis, Coleman Seek desc. 01 Ervin and Rhoda (Morris) Smallwood. They were b. in AL. Rhoda 1857. Ervin 1858. Uved in Faulkner Co .. AR where their chn. were born. Elizabeth (Small­wood) Coleman. b. c1884 and William Smallwood. b. c1889. In 1897 they were in Indian Territory. Cherokee Nation. near Muldrow, OK. Bobby B. MorriS, RR I, Box 697-C, East Palatka, FL32131

Flowers Desire maiden name of Marinda Mary Flowers. wife of Strother Flowers. lived in Sevier. Hempstead and Uttle River Cos. AR mld-I800s. Originally from AL and SC. Vera S. Rock, 19612 N. Hazard Rd., Spokane, WA 99208-9801

Collins. Lockert Were William & RebeCca Collins parents 01 Samuel Collins? Siblings? Who were Rebecca's parents? Samuel b. 10 Dec 1797 d. 16 Oct 1849. Married 11 Mar 1818. Arkansas Co., AR Terrnory to Elizabeth B. Lockert. dau. 01 James Locken. now Saline Co. Stella Fincher, 1417 Potomac, Plano, TX 75075-8766

Barnes, Tarkington, Jenkins, Thompson, Maness James Calvin Barnes, b. 1824 TN. m. Emily Tarkington. moved to Quitman, now Cle­burne Co. in 1860 Chn.: Francis and William. Mary (Jenkins). Sarah. Susan. Delphia (Thompson). and Victoria (Maness). Who were the parents of James C. Barnes? Virginia Connell Potter, 2 Eagle Dr., Conway, AR 72032

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Ratcliff William Ratcliff and wife Permelia 1800 Carroll Co., AR. Any Information please! Shirley Ashley, 1580 Lynn Blvd., Prineville, OR 9nS4.

Sammons, Williams, Harper. Bower/Byars Need info. on Sammons in Garland, Hot Spring, Carroll Cos. 1850 on: J. Randolph Williams, Dallas & Clark Cos. 1660 on: Harper, Hot Spring Co. 1875 on: John Bower/Byars dau. Nancy Kathrine b. 1865 AR, husband Joseph Thomas Dean, AR. Mary Lou Martin. St.Rt.4, Box 196, Bishop, CA 93514

Lain, Varnell, Vent, May, Capps Need inlo. on Cora Capps b. 1852, Charles b. 1857, James b. 1660, chn. of Mary Lain and Ransome? Capps. Patsy Vent b. 1852, Gabrielle b. 1854 & William b. 1857 chn. 01 Mary P. (May) Hobson and Rolen Vent. Mary Emeline b. 1660 (m. James Atkins), d/o Eliza Lane and William King Varnell. All 01 Bradley and Cleveland Cos. 1850-1870. Jeannette Lain Swafford, PO Box 1065, Fairfield Bay, AR 72088.

Clark Would like inlo. on the Clark family of Pine Bluff. Their relatives in Nashville, AR were Jo Clark (Bell) and August Clark. Marjorie Bell, 2830 Chesapeake, Anchorage, AK 99516

Waits, Barnes, Hawk Mary Waites b. 1812 GA, bro. Derrel Waits, m. ? Barnes c1828, chn.: Mary Jane, Tabitha A .. Malvina F., b. TN; William, Arvan­zena b. MS; m. Issac Hawk cl847, chn: Cassins, Mary b. TN; Cherokee ancestry. Gene Cole, 1902 So. Cleveland, Russellville, AR 72801

Dyke, Brown, DaVis John Edmund Dyke, wife Nancy Lee Brown, chn: John Edmund b. 1864, Mary Viola b. 1867 in Hot Springs, AR. Nancy later m. Reese H. Davis ct 869. Marilyn Markow, 6705 Kingspoint West, Austin, TX 78723

Sherwood Needs parents Daniel Sherwood b. c1817 TN m. Elizabeth who? cl838. Moved to Franklin, Williamson Co., TN In time for 1840 census and listed one son, William T. b. 1839. Moved to Batesville, Independence Co., AR cl842/48 where 1850 census lists James F. b. 1840, John T. b. 1842, Pleasant M. b. 1844, ZaChar­iah b. 1847 and Newton b. 1849. James E. Sherwood, 801 Hyde Park Blvd., Cleburne, TX 76031.

Chapman, Poulson Need inlo. regarding follow· ing Chapmans: Asberry, Cynthia, Edgar, Martha C. or Mary. Mother of Asberry b. VA moved to TN and d. in Knox Co., MO 1860. Who was her husband and where did he die? Martha C. m. Geo. W.

Poulson in Fayetteville, AR 1875. Penny C. Uttle, 625 E. Monterey St., Denison, TX 75020-6461

Rattlkln (Radigan), Tankersley, Bradley Would like to correspond with anyone working on above surnames in any county of Arkansas. Ann Rattlkln Thurman, 4702 Toreador Dr., Austin, TX 78746-2411

Cahorn, Lancaster, Lockamy Need info. on Julia Cahorn b. Jun 1884, William Lancaster b. 1865, m. 1884 Blackriver, Independence Co., AR, place and date of death unknown. Also, Klziah Elizabeth Lockamy, b. 8 Feb. 1858, Evening Shade, Sharp Co., AR. Virginia Long Forst, 9433 Friendly Woods Lane, Whittier, CA 90605-1658

Brown, Heard, Hinkle, Hancock Seek Info. on parents and/or siblings of Valentine O. Brown b. 20 Aug 1830 AL, m. 1) Amanda Matilda Heard 26 Apr 1853 in Hot Spring Co., AR 2) Sarah Ann Hinkle on 7 Jan 1869 In Dallas Co., AR & 3) Amanda Hancock on 22 Aug 1878 in Dallas Co., AR. Sarah A. Cook, 1817 Smith Ln., Arlington, TX 76013-6424

Scott Looking for descendants of Judge Andrew Scott (b. VA 6 Aug 1789, d. AR 12 Mar 1851). Will­Ing to trade Info. about Scott family. I am direct descendant (Walter Ferguson Scott) line. Lynne Scott-Drennan, 137 Rambling Dr., Folsom, CA 95630-4644

Taylor, Harris, Ellis Need parents of William L. Taylor b. 1844 AR, d. 1925 Perry Co., AR, m. Ellen HarriS, dau. of William Harris and Nancy Jane Ellis. Bros. Robert and Alexander Taylor. Lived In Jeffer­son Co .• AR 1850-60, Perry Co., AR 1870 Jackie Myers, 31 Le Fever Lane, Little Rock, AR 72207

Smith, Chandler Charlie Smith, Jr. b. 1885 AR, son of Charlie Smith, Sr. b. 1825? AL d. 1898? FaUlkner Co., AR. Buried McNew Cem., Green­briar, AR. Wife, Alice Chandler. Parents unk d. 3 Apr 1935, Faulkner Co., AR. Anyone knowing of persons who have info. on Happy Hollar Baptist Church at Greenbriar or McNew Cem. to help locate Charlie Smith's lost grave would be helpful. Michael L. Pearce, 5004 Strathbury Dr., Kansas City, MO 64151-3374

Gibbs, Armstrong Please, does anyone know the parents and/or siblings of John Harrison Gibbs b. 27 Ju11829TN. d. 18 Dec 1905 Carroll Co., AR and Druzilier Armstrong Gibbs b. 12 June 1834 TN, d. 11 Aug 1896, Carroll Co., AR. Nadine G. Robin­son, 1530 First Ave., Salinas, CA 93905

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Pearson, Hudson, Glenn, Dale, McKinley Any info. on Henry Preston Pearson b. 1856 AUGA d. 1940 Bald Knob, AR m. c1892 Pine Bluff, AR Virgi­nia Grace Hudson b. 1870 AR d. 1949 Eustis, FL. Issue: Edna Grave 1894-1974 (m. Wm. M. Glenn); Wilbur Preston 1896-1970 (m. Virginia Florene Dale 1925); Benjamin Donelson, Sarah Elma m. ? McKin­ley; Macaja Lyle; Henry Lawrence d. AR; and Chester Alan - all chn. b. AR. Marjorie Pearson Sutherland, RI. 3, Box 151, Clintwood, VA 24228-9508

Buchanan, Rutledge, Newton, Ezell Need info. on these families in Lawrence Co., AR by 1850. Some of them went to Denton Co., TX clB68. Rutledges did, but were back in Crawford & Scott Cos., AR by 1880. Ezells were also in Indepen­dence and Scott Cos. Faye Goodner, 5244 Mill SI., Fortuna, CA 95540-9201

McAnally, Vaught Need info. on Joseph, s/o Jesse & Joanne McAnally, had sister Sarah b. cl 811 in Franklin Co., TN, who m. Benjamin Frank­lin Vaught. Sarah d. c1847 Jackson Co., AL. Benjamin m. Elizabeth, Sarah's sister and had a son in 1848. Joseph may have died in Ozark, Franklin Co., AR. Is there a record of those buried in Ozark, AR? Benj. & Eliz. settled in Caddo Gap, Montgomery Co., AR and are buried in Bethel Cem. Thelma P. Sargent, 518 N. Olive Dr., Mesa, AZ 85203-7133

Gibbs, Reed Seek info. on Jesse Green Gibbs & Edna Pearl Reed. Chn.: Carlin Green, Marie, Hazel, Alvin & Albert Woodrow b. 23 Jan 1917 Clay Co., AR. d. at Shelbyville, MO & buried Rector, AR. Parents John Gibbs, 12 chn. 1 sl wife & 3 chn. by 2nd wife Elvie Reed. Edna Pearl and Elvie were sisters. Mary Trivette, 303 E. Chestnut, Shelbi­na, MO 63468

Williams, Pyles Any info. on Linnie Williams, nee Pyles, and Benjamin Franklin Will iams. Linnie W. b. 3 May 1876 TX. Where? d. 1916 Warren, AR m. Benjamin Franklin Williams at Orlanda, Cleveland Co., AR 27 Jan 1901. Need his date of birth & death and where born. Linnie's parents? Her mother was Ella Pace b. GA. John J, Williams, 52 W. Iselin Pkwy, Iselin, NJ 08830

Green, Geurin, Ragsdale Nancy Caroline Green's marriage record in Garland Co., AR gives her name as Nancy C. Geurin when she married Jarrett Melton Ragsdale in 1883. What Geurin had she married and were there children from that first

marriage? Roberta Ragsdale Wallace, 741 South Porter, Tyler, TX 75701-2351

EVANS Lewis Evans in 1830 Washington Co., AR Terrttory census wtth wife, 2 sons, 2 daus. Vine­yard Twp. 1840 with wife, 3 sons, 2 daus. 1850 Census IISIS wife Eliza/Elizabeth, 5 sons, 1 dau. Between 1850 and 1860 the family moved to Gonzales, TX. Mrs, Mary Helen Prieslley, 319 Longview, San Antonio, TX 78220-1615

Davis, Hopkins, Page Levi Davis m. Cat han Hopkins, 3 May 1829 Sevier Co., AR d. Red River Co., TX; killed by a man named Page and a Mexi­can. Source "Red River Dust." What relation was Levi to Myrick, Jeremiah and Soloman Davis, Sevier Co., 1830? Where was Levi born and who were his parents. Myrl Dyer, PO Box 53, Umpire, AR 71971

Mason, Partee Samuel J. Mason b. 1818 TN, wife Levina b. 1 829 AR. Who are their parents? James Partee b. 1811 KY, wife Emeline b. 1815 TN. Who are their parents? James' father possibly Lewis L. Chn: Thomas Mason and Louise Partee married and lived in Izard Co. 1839/40/50/60. Marjorie Garr, 1505 Mislletoe, Mountain Home, AR 72653-4526

Cypert, Anderson Help needed on Cypert/Ander­son families of Izard, Stone, Searcy and other NW Arkansas counties for projected books to be pub­lished. Your family material is vital to this project. Cypert and related families contact Edgar D. Byler, III, Lunenburg Hall, Rt. 2, Box 291 Collinwood, TN 38450. Cypert/Anderson related families contact Shirley Custar, Rt. 2, Box 300, Okemah, OK 74859 or: Margie Gibson, 2826 E. Grandview, Mesa, AZ 85213

Russell, Attaway James Russell d. Pope Co., 1875. 1870 census shows b. c1809 in GA; wife Nancy Attaway was b. 12 Feb 1813, TN, according to family records. Is James Russell related to the man of this name in The Georgia Land Lottery Papers, as orphan of William Russell, deceased, claiming a lot number of the father in Gwinnett Co., GA on 15 July 1846? Oscar G. Russell, 506 Loop Road, N. Little Rock, AR 72120-2216

Freeman, Jackson, Corbell, Aldridge, Hopper, Waggoner Josiah H. Freeman (1828 GNAL - 1896 Franklin, AR) m. Sarah Jackson (c1829 GA - 1911 Franklin, AR) about 1855, where? Who were their parents? Where were they born? Chn: Martha m. Joseph Corbell; Sarah m. William Aldridge; Ger-

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trude m. James D. Hopper; Mary; Salenia m. Isaac Tandy Waggoner. Rita Wilburn Ackerman, 4055 E. Hartford, Phoeniz, AZ 85032-2220

Smith, Reep Need info. on John Franklin Smhh, resident of AR 1856-1817 m. Sarah Reep, Prairie Co. Oct. 1856; in Pulaski Co .• Prairie Twp. in 1870. Chn: Marcus A. Philip l. William S. and Emma F. Muriel Ballaile, 12453 SW King George Dr., King City, OR 97224-2467

Crownover, Goodson Henry Crownover b. c1859 LA. Mrs. A. R. Goodson b. 24 Mar 1824 LA d. 17 Jan 1887. Jasper Crownover b. el830 SC. first husband of Mrs. A. R. Goodson. Any info. about these persons who lived In Faulkner Co .• AR in 1880 Wilson Twp.? Robert W. McDaniel, 519 SE 4th, England, AR 72046-2123

Carter, Beauregard, Montgomery Need help with John Grady Carter. b. 1891. son of James Fillmore Carter and Aurelia Beauregard Montgomery. They lived at Gravelly. AR c 1880. Mary Smiley, RR #4, Box 56-15, Weatherford, TIC 76086

Stanley, Rhoton, Holland, Blackburn Willing to exchange Info. on James Dickson Stanley and wife Margaret Blackburn. Elisha J. Rhoton and wife Mary Holland. All lived in Marion Co., AR area during the civil war. Judy Stanley Mello, PO Box 312, La keport, CA 95453-0312

Morgan Am searching in GA (Walker, Chattooga and Floyd Cos.) and Scott Co .• AR for any descen­dants of siblings of Augustus H. Morgan, son of John R. Morgan b. 1815 Chattooga Co., GA, d. cl902. Gus Morgan lived at Weeks, AR from 1870-1914. George Cole, 3617 University Blvd., Dallas, TIC 75205-1837

Brentlinger, Sykes/Sikes Desire any info. on William Arthur Brentlinger b. 1892 and Carol Edward Brentlinger b. 1895 d. 1898. Both were possibly b. in Hackett, Sebastian Co., AR. Parents were Andrew Jackson and Chrisade (Sadie/Crissi­dial SykeS/Sikes Brentlinger. Carolyn Gleghorn, 2169th Ave., SE, Apt. I, Olympia, WA 98501

Smothers, Hemphill, Mills, Battenfield, Willis, Marten and Hoodenpyte Researching these Arkansas families. Fern Willis, 26281 McCall Blvd., Sun City, CA 92586

Cogbill, Rogers, Vandagriff, Bennigh!, Gerlo, Crenshaw/McClain, Snider, Carter/Brodgen, Smith/Battershell Wish to correspond with desc.

of Phoebe Cogbill, 45, Drew, 1850: sons William, DaVid, Franklin, Thomas and Ervin Cogbill; daus. Alahansy (Elkansa? m. Rogers 1856, Drew) and lucinda. Franklin's daus. m. 1869·82, Sebastian Co. (see above names). Ervin's chn. m. 1881-91 Pulaski: James to Brothers, Beatrice to Johnson and Laura to Hill. Carolyn Cogbill, 7634 Suva Street, Downey, CA 90240-3104

Bridgeman/Bridgman, Rader looking for parents of William Bridgeman/Bridgman b. 1816 Il, moved to Chaneston, Franklin Co., AR 1877. Died there 1889. Last wife Emma Augusta Morey Rader. William's father, Samuel (b. TN?) mother b. SC. Any Info. on connection with other Bridgmans. Judy Bridgman Schmick, 368 Old Quanry Way, Boise, ID 83709

Pettyjohn Need help wtth parents or siblings ot Samuel Pettyjohn 1840, Greenfield Twp., Poinsett Co. 1850, Smith Twp., Bradley Co., AR. Judy Colonnese, 10,1001 N. Kelley, Oklahoma City, OK 73131

Cauhorn, Hayes, Hillis Seek desc. of William Cauhorn of Lauderdale Co .. Al, whose grandchil­dren John Benjamin Cauhorn, MOllie E. Cauhorn Hayes, and Bettie Cauhorn Hillis moved to Pope Co., AR. Mildred Vander Hoeven, 636 Knigh! Way, La Canada, CA 91011-2660

Murray, Turrentine, Parker Seek info. James b. 1857, William b. 1859, sons Wyatt Murray b. 1837 d. 1860s and Sophronia Turrentine. Safronla and sons Johnson Co., AR 1870 household Henry Murray. Later Safrony m. Mr. Parker. James or William contacted my mother lota E. Murray Campbell In Willow Springs, MO before 1955. Henry J. Campbell, 900 Long Blvd., Lansing, MI 48911-6751

Tibbets Need info. John J. Tibbets. b. 1837 IN, son of Andrew b. 1805 ME, m. Missouri Maico?, b. Oct 1838 TN, about 1857 In Newton Co., AR. In Cook Co., TX by 1860. Sammie Pettitt, 249 Barnard Rd., West Monroe, LA 71291-8508

Corn Jesse Corn, b. 1825 Macon Co., NC. d. Thompson, Madison Co., AR, supposedly buried at Pinnacle or Fritt's Creek Cern. Need Info. on exact date, cause, and place of death and subsequent history of this family of Baptist ministers. Also previous history: John Peter Corn ryA), Adam Corn ryA and GA), father and grandfather of Jesse. Dr. Kenyon B. DeGreene, 4345 Chaumont Road, Woodland Hills, CA 91364

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Henry, Brown, Jones Martin Nathaniel Henry b. 1852 Can. d. 1928 MI, m. Dorcas Brown b. 1854 Hot Springs, AR d. 1908 Dallas Co., AR. James H. Jones b. 1851 Dallas Co., AR d. 1901, m. Sarah Ellen? b. 1858 Dallas Co., AR d. 1925; John William Jones b. 1876 Dallas Co., AR d. 1940 m. Annie Mary Henry b. 1878 Ont. Can., d. 1953. Kalh Taylor, 185 Barnes Ave., Australind, West Australia

Morrow, Kimberling, Snipes Demosthenes Gracki Morrow b. 1823 Warren Co., TN m. Mary Jane Kimberling 1856 Greene Co" MO d. 1905 Marion Co., AR, chn: Cleopatra 1858 MO, Octava 1860 MO, John J., 1861 TN, Isophene 1864, Laura 1866, Bonapart 1870, Robert E. Lee, 1874, Albert Benjamin Cicero, 1872, Margaret 1877, Thomas C. 1879, Fredrick 1880, C. Mason 1881 all b. Marion Co., AR. Robert E. Lee m. Dora Annie Ott 1895, dau. Alice Etta Morrow b. 1897 m. Milton Ernest Snipes 1917. linda (Ernster) zacher, 16655 South Pam Drive, Oregon City, OR 97045

Fulton Co. Schools Would like to have a copy of school pictures for the following Fulton Co., AR schools: Pleasant Ridge School 1935·1939; Mud Springs School 1905·1912 and Pond School 1905· 1912. Bonnie Strauser, 6319 Jacksonville CutOff Road, Jacksonville, AR 7207~9803

Harris, Shelton Need info. on John B. Harris family. John B., b. 27 Jul 1830 TN, m. Matilda Jane Shelton 31 Jul 1847 McMinn Co., TN. May have lived In Randolph Co., AR in the 1870s, Boone Co. 1880s. Both d. Barry Co., MO in early 19005. Helen Harris Black, Rt. 1, Box 327, Osage City, KS 66523-9616

Daniel, Starkey, Duck Looking for info. on the parents of Lula Elizabeth Daniel, b. to Arvina or Sphena Duck who m, S. Starkey, Newton Co. area c1880. Kim Miller, PO Box 23, Dover, AR 72837

Barmore, Huggins, Gasaway, Bird, Isom, Priddy Would like to correspond with anyone on the above families in AR. Isom, Priddy are allied families in Pope, Yell, Perry and Conway Cos. Possibility that all AR Huggins and Barmores are related. Gasa­way and Birds from Walker co., GA. John Bird was Rev. Soldier from Greene Co., TN, b. Henrico Co. VA c1850. Is he one of the 8yrd's of VA? Jean Huggins Wingert, 79 La Predna, BeniCia, CA 94510-2228

Woodall, Grumbles Request infO. on William Woodall and wife Rebecca Grumbles. She is be·

lieved to be of Indian descent. He joined 8th Ark. Inl. in Izard Co., AR Dec. 1861. Beckie Grice, RI. 2, Box 30, Meridian, MS 39305-9704

Perry, Jarrilt, Madden, Allem, Girwern, Sawyer Josiah Perry b. TN m. Sarah (Sally) Jarrilt 1820 TN, d. 1837 Johnson Co., AR; son John Green Perry b. 1824 AR d. 1887 Johnson Co., AR m. 1849 Mary Louise Madden. William Allem, (son of Heinrich Allem & Sarah Girwern) b. 1832 Bucks Co., PA, d. 1903 Lamar, AR m. 1867 Mary Ann Sawyer in Shelby, Al. Mary d. 10 Apr. 1903 Lamar, AR. Ms. Pat E. Perry, 1225 Rice Rd. #58, Ojai, CA 93023

Hightower, Wren, Bray, Cornelius, Mooney Seek info. on the Hightower and Wren families, arrived in Izard Co. 1831. Bray family in 1863, Cornelius family came before 1860. These families were living in Izard and Fulton Cos. Also Mooney family of Ashley and Phillips Cos, before 1900. Mary F, Cox, 1917 Jones Circle, Sherman, TX 75090

Waits Seek data on Waits and allied families in AR and other Southern States. Wally Waits, 509 Honor Heights Dr" Muskogee, OK 74401-2342

Denton, Arnold, Woods John Denton b. c1820 TN, d. 1894 AR, m. 1 st Lucinda Arnold c1844 m. 2nd Lucinda Woods 10·27·87. Chn. of 1 st m. Nancy E., William E., James M., Absalum A. and Margaret J., all b. Van Buren Co., AR. No issue 2nd marriage. LaVera Jones, 218 W. 33rd St" Shawnee, OK 74801-1918

Waddle, Ridling Need parents of Geo. W. Waddle, b. Jan. 1851 GA. His parents b. NC. He m. Mary E. Ridling and was in COlumbia Co., AR in 1870, Coryell Co., TX 1880 and Bonham, TX 1890. Bea· trice Henry, PO Box 85, Edna, KS 67342

Sea Need info on Jack Sea listed in 1867 as a non-resident owner of land: Section 36, Township 19N, Range lOW, Fulton Co., AR. We believe he may have been Andrew Jackson Seay. Leila L. Hensfey, 4232 Fulton Pkway, Cleveland, OH 44144-1960

Thomason, McAnally Ruth Angeline McAnally b. 7 Sep 1859, B'ham, AL to an Irish father and Scot· tish mother, m, Jackson Payne Thomason 22 Aug 1875. He was b, 28 Jan 1852, Waco, TX. Info. needed on his family. Bill Holder, PO Box 159, Brya nl, AR 72022

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Vaught, Robbins, Roston Seek parents 01 Everett Francis Vaught (Fannie) b. 1849 GA m. 22 Dec 1868 In TX to MacAfee Alexander Robbins, d. 1884 Caddo Gap, AR. Need parents 01 Hattie F. Roston b. 1875 TN m, 1890 In AR Thomas Clayton Rob­bins. Had sisters Timey and Minnie. Family tradi­tion says one of the sisters willed her total estate to a college in Arkadelphia? Shirley Robbins Dunaway, 2146 E. Oquendo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89119

Renfroe, Harris, Risner Seek info. on James Monroe b. 1832 GA and wife Jincy Elvira Harris, on 1860 Green Co. census. Who were their parents? Dau. Sara Caroline m, Wiley A. Risner 1880. James M. Renfroe possible circuit rider Green Co. 1874. Martlcia Wallace, 1419 University, Durant, OK 74701

Wilson, Casey, Collier Need siblings of Maryella (Molly) Wilson, b. 1859 Howard Co" AR, dlo Andy Wilson and Elizabeth Collier, both b. GA, Molly had at least two bros., Thomas In Newport, AR and Posey In Nashville, AR. She m. George Asbury Danley Casey 1877, Faulkner Co., AR. parents 01 10 chn. Ann Bryan, 2907 Dorchester Dr., Little Rock, AR 72204-4630

Johnson "Blunt" Johnson owned three saloons In Bald Knob and Little Rock prior to 1912 and after 1880. Is there a way to determine the names of these saloons? He was tried and found not guilty of the murder of his partner. Mr. Dommie Curtiss Johnson, 1000 Amelia Drive, Long Beach, CA 90807-2402

Coulson, Minton Need any info. on family of Wil­liam Washington Coulson m. Virginia Elizabeth Minton 6 Jan 1876, Hazen, AR. Michael & Denise M. Perry, 1639 Vance, MemphiS, TN 38104-3842

Nichols, Casey Seek info. on Allen H. NichOlS b. cl838 ALJTN border, twin to William M. (sons of Thomas Nichols). On 1850 Newton Co., AR cen· sus, m. M. A Casey 13 Jun 1872 in Newton Co. Where was he between 1850·1872 and after? Evelyn M. Flood, 370 N. Jack Tone Road, Stock­ton, CA 95215-9725

Hill, Marks, McKissick, Farmer, Cook Joseph D. Hill b. 1841 d. 1921 m, Emiline Curtis 1868, d. c1887, Scott co., AR. Joseph b. Gipson, AR? Where is Emlllne? Joseph D. changed his name from Marks to Hill after Civil War. Billie Schinske, W3422 Hwy. W, Malone, WI 53049-1237

Lamb, Houston, Cook, Travis John Lamb, Jr. b. 1816 TN, d. 1884/85 Greene Co., AR. Married (1) Ann Houston, Lauderdale Co., AL; (2) Mrs. Cook in AR; (3) Betsey Travis in AR. He had three children, Della, Susan and Ruth by wHe number 2. Would like to exchange inlo. Susan Lamb Griffith, 1510 Belmont Street, Jackson, MS 39202-1201

Blackwell, McPeters Need death and burial Info. on family of Thomas H. Blackwell, father of Martha Jane, who m. Thomas Andrew McPeters. Blackwell lived near Fayetteville in 1880. Billy E. Duff, RI. 2, Box 285, Mena, AR 71953

Walker William Walker, b. cl823 MO, wife Ann b. c1820 AR, living in Maumelle Twp. Pulaski Co., AR 1850 census. Maybe second marriage for Ann. Maiden name? Richard P. Cotton, 8671 Lakes­pur Cove, Germantown, TN 38138-7342

Garrett, Corbett Oscar Harold Garrett b. 1889, Ripley Co .• MO, d. 1930 BooneVille, Logan Co., AR while working for Rock Island RR, m. Vera Elizabeth Corbett of Pulaski Co. b. 1894. Looking for info. on them and their parents. Oscar's parents from Madison Co., TN. Vera's came from England. Dudley, Worchestershire Co. via Canada and New Orleans. Ted M. Ross, 633 Shadowood Dr., Nashville, TN 37205-4662

Chronister-Patterson Tinzy Chronister m. John Wm. Patterson 17 June 1862, Sebastian Co., AR Where were they in 1870-80 census? Billie L. McMullin, 701 H SI. NW, Ardmore, OK 73401

KIzzia John C. Kizzia d. Jackson Co., AR 4 Oct 1849- Are the Kizzias In this county In 1850 his relatives? Did he move there Irom Pike Co., AR? What is the relationship between this family and the Kizzlas in Independence Co., AR? Need Info. on John's Wife and children. Debra Collins, 7906 Bradshaw, Lenexa, KS 66215-2509

Daniels Seek info. about Beverly Daniels, and Samuel Daniels of Crittenden Co" AR 1840-50. Also David Daniels of Baxter Co .. AR 1860's thru 1900. Eddie Daniels, 1001 Sharpsburg Dr., Huntsville, AL 35803

Holcombe, Rockett, Propps Amanda Loretta Holcombe m. Edmund B. Rockett, Jr. in 1859 • where? Hempstead, Columbia Cos.? Her bro. Hennie (Henderson), divorced, lived with them 1870 Hempstead Co. Who were their parents? William and Johanna In 1850 Pulaski Co., AR? Also have Propps from Sevier & Howard Cos., AR early

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on. Mary B. Bond, 3004 West 5th Terrace, Westwood, KS 66205-1743

Blanton, Moore Need parents and siblings of Joseph M. Blanton b. cl840 AR, d. May 1878 TX. In Collin Co., TX by 1860, m. 1869 Mary Elizabeth Moore, Collin Co., TX. Sue Beall Blanton Shaffer, 10215 Maplerldge Drive, Dallas, TX 75238-2256

Carpenter, Rayburn In search of Info. on W. B. Carpanter b. 29 Dec 1845 d. 4 Dec 1920, m. Viola Rayburn b. 18 Dec 1879. Parenls/Where from/or any other information available. Dianne Kirkpa­trick, PO Box 398, Schriever, LA 70395

Nobles, Medlock Richard Nobles b. cl803 SC, d. betw. 1850/56, m. Harriet Medlock d. betw 1848/1850. Chn: Stephen, Horton, Muhuldah and Mary b. MO; Merritt, Andrew, Harriet and Richard b. AR. Listed 1850 census in Carroll Co. and 1860 Crawford Co. Bates Twp. Helen Roumasset, 151 Wildwood Ave., San Carolos, CA 9407(1..4516

Henry, Moreland Looking for info. on Benjamin Franklin Henry of Benton, Saline Co., AR. His father believed to be John R. of Washington Twp., Grant Co. in 1860. My grandparents were Alma Moreland and George Franklin Henry. Will be happy to hear from any friends or family. Karen A. Henry, 310 N. Civic Dr., #310, Walnut Creek, CA 94596

Darden, Shepard, Cook William Darden b. 22 Feb 1824 TN d. 18 oct 1901 Boone Co., AR, m. 3 times and had several children. Wife No. 1 was Mary?, #2 Rachel Shepard, wife #3 Mandy Jane Cook. He was in 1850 Hickman Co. ,TN census with wife Mary, daus. Abirtha, and Rachea!. 1900 census, Marion Co., AR with wife Mandy Cook. Who were William's parents? Mrs. James B. Patten, PO Box 462, Summit, AR 72677

Power Allen Power, bro. of John Clay Power b. 1845 GA, James D. Power (1860-12) GA & Rubin J. (1860-17) GA. Both listed in 1860 census w/uncle John Gaines Power. Desc. of Harriett P. Power, sister of John C., believed to have m. John Allen in 1857 Hot Spring Co., AR. Vue! Teague Coulter, 1908 NE Arrowhead, Piedmont, OK 73078

Senon, Hamilton, Holt, Garner & Jones in Newton Co" AR, and Hurd/Herd, Miser/Mizer in Benton Co., AR. Myrtle Ashford Edmond, HC67, Box 1240, Antlers, OK 74523-9802

Smith, Milam Would like to correspond with desc. of Godfrey Smith b. 1830 Prussia, Germany, wife Elizabeth Milam. Chn: Margaret Leuretta 1849, Nancy, Sarah Ann, Paradine, Cynth Ann, John William 1865, Frank 1870. Chn. b. KY, except Frank, b. AR. Family In Johnson Co., AR 1860. Pauline Baker, 4050 E. 142, Anchorage, AK 99516

Lites/Huett In Grant Co.; Cornell in Lonoke Co.; and Collins. Ollie Llites, 333 Western Ave., Conway, AR 72032

Gwln, Smith, Cook, Broadway, Guile Need info. on William P. Gwin and Morning Catherine SmHh who moved 10 Conway Co., AR in early 18705 from Spartanburg, SC. Lived in Solgohachia and Morril­ton areas. Chn: Thomas; Marion F. "Many" m. Ida Cook; Ida m. I. W. Broadway; James P.; Ira Eugene m. Sarah Ethel Guile; Daniel M. m. Jessie?; Edna m. James W. Cook. Daniel M. Gwin, PO Box 3924, Salt Lake City, UT 84110-3924

Sinnes, Coots, Gain, CastoelCasto all lived in AR, usually northwest 18005, early 1900s. Also seek info. on Dunning, Pendelton, Ayres, Madison, Willson and Uoyd families. Elaine Castoe EIt­groth, PO Box 1220, Chester, CA 96020-1220

Rowan Any descendant of A L Rowan living in Hot Springs? His address was PO Box 38, Hot Springs, AR in 1911 [1915 Hot Springs City Oirec· tory lists Alonzo Rowan, quarryman, res. Pullman Ave. north of Congress SI. Not listed in 1917 • BJM] Mrs. Roy E. McFarland, 4619 No, M St., Fort Smith, AR 72904-7163

Riggins, Vann George Washington Riggins b. 1847 GA, served In CSA In AR, m. 1884 Fannie Vann, both of Pope Co., AR at Fort Smith, Sebas­tian Co. Fannie Dorsey Vann b. 1662 Milam Co., TX, d/o Ben Vann from TN. She d. 9 Jan 1912 in AR. George remarried and died of a gunshot wound 20 May 1917 at Cottonplanl, Woodruff Co., AR. Doria Jean (Riggins) Dalrymple, 2205 Butterfield Road #8, Yakima, WA 98901

Hines, Ewing Looking for parents of Ann Hines who m. James H. Ewing b. 1829; and Martha Hines who m. his brother John Ewing. Martha b. 11 Feb 1644; died 1880 in Montgomery Co. AR. John Ewing was b. 22 Feb 1840. Seeking any info. about this Hines and Ewing family who lived in Mont­gomery Co., AR. Mrs. Mildred Barker, 1423 Tulip Lane, Odessa, TX 79761·2912

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Book Reviews and Noticess-----------------­By Bobble Jones Mclane and Desmond Walls Allen

The following are reviews andlor announce­ments of book acquisitions lor the Arkansas Genealogical Society. The reviewed books are permanently housed at the Arkansas History Commission, or in the local History and Gene­alogy Room of the little Rock Public library. The Society expresses its appreciation to the authors and contributors. In ordering copies of these books, please remember to say you saw the review or notice In this publication!

German-English Genealogical Dictionary by Ernest Thode, 318 pp., paperback, 1992, $29.95, plus

$3.00 s/h Published by Genealogical Publish­ing Co., Inc. 1001 N. Calvert St, Baltimore, MD 21202. This book is designed for the family re­searcher who has little or no knowledge of German but who nevertheless needs to make a translation 01 German language documents. The dictionary covers thousands of German tenns and defines them in single words or brief phrases. All words, symbols, and abbreviations in the dictionary were chosen on the basis of their association with genealogy, having been noted in church records, civil registration records, family correspondence, journals, ships' passenger lists, and emigration records. In conjunction wRh a standard German-English dictionary, the user of this work should be able to make a word-by-word translation 01 any German document and understand it. (BJM)

Royalty for Commoners by Roderick W. Stuart, 412 pp., indexed, cloth binding, 2nd ed. 1992. $30.00 plus $3.00 s/h. PUblished by Genealogi­cal Publishing Co., Inc., 1001 N. Calvert St, Baltimore, MD 21202. This book documents the complete known genealogy of John of Gaunt, son of King Edward III and Queen Philippa. Any commoner who can connect their own family lineage to that of John 01 Gaunt can now be shown to share the same basic royal heritage as the most noble knight • the complete heritage, nol just the Plantagenet ascent. This is the usual lineage through which a commoner can enter the domain of European royalty. The amateur genealogist Interested in his own royal and noble ancestry will doubtless find many new and interesting names to add to his pedi­gree charts. The book represents some 01 the linest scholarship of the last century. (BJM)

Gross Funeral Home Records, Hot Springs, AR from June I, 1921 to December 31, 1957 by lewis C. Stephens, 113 Shady Vista Street, Hot Springs, AR 71901, solt-cover, $22.00. [Hot Springs, AR: the author, 1992] The records 01 Gross Funeral Home, one 01 the oldest in this city, have now been abstracted through 1957. These invaluable records are listed alphabetical­ly by the name of the deceased, listing death and birth dates, spouse and parent, when given. and place of interment There are 172 pages listing 12,362 records. This follows Volume 1 of Gross Funeral Home Records, covering 18 April 1874 to 30 May 1921 ($16.00) also published by Stephens. (BJM)

Clark County, Arkansas Obituaries and Death Notices 1901-1913 published in the Arkadelphia, Arkansas Southern Standard Newpaper, Volume:! compiled by Allen B. Syler, edRed. indexed and published by Bobbie Jones Mclane, 162 pages, solt-cover, full name index, $22.00 (Order from Arkansas Ancestors, 222 McMahan Drive, Hot Springs, AR 71913-6243). [Hot Springs, AR: the authors 1992] A tremendous amount of genea­logical information is found in these early newspaper accounts which are a boon to Arkansas researchers, particularly those in the Southwestern part 01 the State. These people lived primarily in Clark County, although there are frequent mentions of people from surround­ing areas. In addition to the names of the deceased, Ihe entries also include in many cases, the birthdate and former residence 01 the deceased, names of survivors, parents, and children, names of ministers, places of death and interment; citations to the date, page and column number are given for those who wish to search the original notice. Allen Syler has made a significant contribution 10 genealogical research in the Clark County area by placing these marvelous records in a single source for researchers and Bobbie Mclane has added greatly to her ever-growing, exceptional listing 01 Arkansas research materials. (DWA)

Genealogical Abstrects from Greenville County, SC: The Earliest Minute Books of Ten Baptist Churches, 1794-1850 by Bill Storey and Anne K McCuen, Order Irom Alston & McBee Publish­ers, 245 Congaree Road, #316, Greenville, SC 19607. Hardcover, 6 x 9, 383 pages, indexed.

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$26.00 plUS $2.00 s/h. The ten churches cov­ered in this book are widely dispersed through­out the county, They are Brushy Creek, Clear Spring, Fork Shoals, Gowensville (Cross Roads), Milford, Mountain Creek, Reedy River (Head of Enoree) Standing Springs, Tyger (Concord, Head of Tyger River), and Washing­ton, The index has almost 18,000 entries cover­ing some 5,500 names. Blacks as well as whites attended these Churches and some slave/owner relationships were recorded. There are deaths, spousal identities, maiden names, etc. Considering the relative scarcity of per­sonal data available to genealogists prior to the 1850 census, this book provides access to a large amount of source material heretofore little known. (BJM)

Index of Obituaries and Death Reports Appearing in The Arkansas Gazette 1923 by Oscar G. Rus­sell, CAE, 506 Loop Road, North Little Rock, AR 72116, 8,185 entries, spiral binding $45, hard­bound $60. [No. Little Rock, AR: the author, 1992] With no access to any sort of Index for Arkansas death records, Mr, Russell's continu­ing efforts in abstracting this data from news­papers are very important for family historians. The books present the material both in alpha order by name and by city name. The ages of the deceased persons are given and the Gazelte citation (BJM)

Searcy County, Arkansas Cemeteries, Book I by Bobbie June Cash Mays, PO Box 149, Marshall, AR 72650; $22.50 plus $2.50 p/h; spiral-bound, 170 pages. [Marshall, AR: the author, 1992) Through the years, Bobby Mays and her moth· er, Ira Nix Cash, have inventoried most of the cemeteries In Searcy County so we welcome publication of these valuable records. Some cemeteries have been abandoned, some stones lost, since these records were made -- these may be the only records available. Book I con­tains Bear Creek, Pleasant Grove, Sulphur Springs, Jones-Sims, Kilbum or Chinquapin, Grandview, Rambo or Mainord, Cane Branch, Slay, Holder Creek, Tumey, Mt Hersey, McNair, Hamilton, Narrows, Nubbin Hail or Caid, Cedar Creek - Rose Family, Love, Silver Hill, Glenco, McMahan, Whiseant, Hall, Chinquapin, Old Leslie, Stone-Keeling, Gilbert, Henley, la­wrence, and Watts Cemeteries. Two additional volumes are in preparation. Much to Bobby's credit. the lists for each cemetery are not alphabetized - an index follows each cemetery. (DWA)

Index to the Tract Books for Searcy County, Arkan­sas 1636-1900 by Bobbie June Cash Mays, PO Box 149, Marshall, AR 72650; $10.00 plus $1,50 p/h; spiral-bound, 34 pages. [Marshall, AR: the author, 1991) Land records are especially valu­able to genealogists and one segment of those records is the tract books, large volumes recording land sales by Ihe lederal government in geographic order, This index lists full name, year, section, range, and township, and makes using the tract books much easier. (See review of PGA Newslelter on same topic.) (DWA)

Searcy County Bibliography, by James J. John­ston, 2333 Oaks Drive, Fayetteville, AR 72703; $5,00 plus $1.25 p/h, Arkansas residents please add 4 1/2% sales tax; softbound, 33 pages. [Fayetteville, AR: the author, 1992) Attention Searcy County researchers: have you wished for a compilation of everything of interest to genealogists listed in scholarty fashion and even indexed? It's available! This handy book lists books in and out of print, arranged by topic, for Searcy County with some helpful resources for surrounding counties. We are fortunate a competent, respected historian such as Mr. Johnston has taken time to compile and organize this material. (DWA)

PGA Newsletter· Special Issue on Tract Books, available from Professional Genealogists of Arkansas, PO Box 1807, Conway, AR 72032, $3.00 postpaid. The July 1992 issue of the PGA Newsletter provides explicit instructions for using the segment of land records called the tract books, There are two sets of tract books for Arkansas - one available at the Arkansas History Commission and through the LDS li­brary System; the other available at the Bureau of Land Management and through the LDS Library. A tract book worksheet form, sample page, land office map, Iract book coverage map, and a bibliography will assist researchers in understanding and using these records. (Subscription to the PGA Newslelter Is $12 per six bi-monthly Issues.) (BJM)

Sullivan County, Tennessee, Cemeteries by Karen L. Sherman; published by Heritage Books [1991), 1540-E Pointer Ridge Place, Ste. 300, Bowie, MD 20716; $32.00 plus $3.00 p/h; 219 pages, softbound. Seventy-nine cemeteries are included providing valuable records on former residenls of this northeastern Tennessee coun­ty. There is an alphabetical list of the cemeter-

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ies and a surname index in the book. Directions are given to about half the cemeteries. (OWA)

Old Land Records of Lawrence County, Alabama by Margaret Matthews Cowart, 7801 Tea Garden Road SE, Huntsville, AL 35802; $23.00 postpaid; 444 pages, perfect bound. [Huntsville, AL: the author, 1991] Researchers interested in Alaba­ma, origin of many of our Arkansas settlers, are indebted to Margaret Cowart for her excellent series on land records. This volume on la· wrence County is added to her volumes on Madison, Jackson, Morgan, Limestone, Colbert, Franklin and Marshall Counties. The federal tract books are fatthfllily transcribed in this excellent resource listing original entryman, land description, date of sale, certificate or warrant number, military act (if applicable), assignees, and other notations. Both the state set of tract books, the federal set, and a local set were used to compile this information. Maps, a full·name index and helpful explanatory material make this a valuable tool. An index search of the book is available for $3.00 (appll· cable toward the purchase price of the book) plus a self·addressed, stamped envelope. (OWA)

Yellar Rag Boys: the Arkansas Peace Society of 1861 and Other Events in Northern Arkansas 1861· 1865 by Luther E. Warren; published by Sandra L. Weaver, HC 75, Box 255, Witts Springs, AR 72686; 168 pages, $12.00 pius $2,00 p/h, soft· bound ($27.00 plus $2.00 p/h hardbound). [Witts Springs, AR: Sandra L. Weaver, 1992] Luther Warren was an interesting character, a newspaperman by trade, who collected informa· tion about the Peace Society which operated in north central Arkansas during the War Between the States. [See "Arkansas' 1861 Peace Society" by James J. Johnston, Arkansas Family Historian, 29 (March 1991): 13·29.] The materials collected by Mr. Warren include correspondence, maps, interview notes, news items, and other bits of infonmalion from olficial and unolficial sources. His manuscript, reflecting years of research, has finally been published by his great· granddaughter and represents an important contribution to the knowledge of this subject. Also included in the book are a photographic section on the Warren family and a list of Warren descendants. Surname index. (OWA)

Davidson County, Tennessee, County Court Records, 1799-1803 by Carol Wells; published [1991] by Heritage Books, 1540E Pointer Ridge

Place, Ste. 300, Bowie, MD 20716; $20.00 plus $3.00 p/h, 223 pages, softbound. This is the third in a series and represents an interesting body of information dealing with disputes, orphans, poverty, estates, wills, sales, appren· tices, licenses, and other matters. The index to the book lists surnames, places, and organiza­tions. (DWA)

Historic Districts of America: Region One - the South by Ralph W. Richardson; published [1987) by Heritage Books, 1540E Pointer Ridge Place, Ste. 300, Bowie, MD 20716; $12.50 plus $3.00 p/h, 239 pages, softbound. If you're plan­ning a trip, this book will alert you to areas of historical, architectural, or cultural significance. Each listing gives a brief summary and the agency to contact for more information. (DWA)

From the Carolina Frontier to the Ozarks Bloody Ground, by B. G. Templeman, Route 2, Box 508, Terrell, TX 75160; $15.95 plus $2.50 p/h; 162 pages, softbound. [Terrell, TX: the author, 1992) This book is a historical novel based on a true story of the Tempieman and Bruce families of South CarOlina, Tennessee, and Arkansas. It chronicles their westward migration and almost total destruction. The story is a culmination of many years of histori· cal research by the author . he visited the sites described in the book, examined public and private records, and Interviewed historians and descend· ants. He wove the information into a highly·read· able, touching novel. This isn't a traditional, scholar· Iy family history· it's something altogether different and very interesting. (DWA)

Better Than Jewels by Jane Cox Farmer, PO Box 21292, Little Rock, AR 72221-1292; $9.50, 120 pages, 28 photographs, softbound. An index of more than 170 tamllies includes: Bridwell, Brockman, Bushnell, Cox, Hammond, Maxwell, Miller, Nunn, Packwood, Syberry/Sibray, Smith and Turner, This volume includes biographical Sketches describing the tHe and times of the author's parents and ancestors, the result of twelve years research with some unusual tech­niques described. (BJM)

Cherokee By Blood: Records of Eastern Cherokee Ancestry in the U. S. Court of Claims, 1906-1910, Volume 8, Applications No. 20101 to 23800, by Jerry Wright Jordan, [1992], published by Herit­age Books, 1540·E POinter Ridge Place, Suite 300, Bowie, MD 20716, 489 pages, indexed, paper, $25,00 plus $3.00 p/h per order. Continu­ing this series, this is the 8th volume, listing

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over 46,000 people who filed claims, detailed abstracts of application including verbatim transcriptions of affidavits by the applicants, their families and friends. The claims resulted from a 1904 million dollar judgment won by the Eastern Chrokees against the U. S. because of its violations of the treaties of 1835·36 and 1845. Since most of the applicants were descendants, who had to prove their descent, the quantity of genealogical data in these volumes is impres· sive. There are a number of applications, many rejected, filed from applicants, living in Arkan· sas, among them Jane Poindexter Clingman, Amity; Mary B. Wier, Greenfield; Andrew J. Wise, Lake City; James M. Burnett, Carley; H. T. Dillahunty. Burnville; & George Howard, Excelser, AR, and others. (BJM)

Choetaw Claimants and Their Heirs by Old buck Press, 1025 Watkins St., Conway, AR 72032; 193 pages, fully indexed, $26.00, softbound, $34.00 hardbound. Over 16,000 names of all recorded claimants prior to 1889. Originally published by Robert D. Patterson Stationary Co., SI. Louis, Missouri, in 1889. This work is very hard to locate in the original edition. Included is a complete aJphabeticallisting of all names, selected bibliogra· phy, listing of all treaties made between the United States and the Choctaw Nation, as well as instruc· tions on how to locate the original records within the National Archives.

The Choctaw Academy by Oldbuck Press, 1025 Watkins St., Conway, AR 729032; 189 pages, fully indexed, $24.00 softbound, $32.00 hardbound. Established in 1825, this early Indian school, locat· ed in Scott Co., Kentucky, was the first major effort on the part of the Choctaw Nation to give the future leaders of the Nation a higher education. In exist· ence for 15 years, the school was surrounded in controversy. A short history 01 the Academy is included in this work. These official government, individual and Indian Nation documents are a hidden treasure for most historical and genealogi· cal researchers. Difficult to locate and not indexed in their original condition, this work Is fully indexed and now made accessible to even the novice re­searcher.

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Index

Abby Allison Reba Carol, 112 Annie, 116 J. T. Bud, 116 Thomas, 115 Cliff M., 116 Leulia, 116 Velma Lorene, 115 Henry, 116 Nellie, 116 Walter A., 115

Adams Eugenia, 116 William, 115 Dudley C., 109 Amis Zula, 115 Fannie J., 110 Lewis, 103 Billingsley Frances J., 109 Anderson Carolyn Earle, 98 Ida, 109 Carolyn I 112 Carolyn Earle, 101 John Daniel, 109 Harry G" 112 Birum John Errol, 108 Armstrong Wilton, 110 J. Oscar, 109 Isabelle A., 113 Bizzell Madia Brewer, lOB Ashing Cordelia A., 112

Adler Dory, 99 David Wm., Capt., 113 Simon, 120 James, 107

Alexander Baker Lorenzo F., 112 John, 117 Fate, 118 Sallie, 113

Atlen John F., Rev., 110 Sallie E., 113 Absalom A., 119 John Osgood, 110 Black Absolem Monroe, 119 Russell P., 98 Anthony W., 99 Adam, 119 Ballard daughter, 109 A1isiah Edney Ann, 119 IdaA,116 Jennie, 116 Andy, 118 Leroy, 116 J. A, 116 My Ann, 118 Mrs. S. P., 116 Lois Gaston, 99 Aunt Nancy, 118 S. P., 116 Mrs. Mary, 113 Dawson Tomas D., 119 Bass Rev. Malcolm, 109 Delila, 119 Aphry, 114 Blackwood Desmond Walls, 99, 130 Aphry D" 114 Della, 116 Elisabeth, 119 Beathey C., 114 Evert, 110 Felix Redman, 118 Betty Ellis, 114 Forrest, 115 Felix R., 118 H. D., 114 Frank C., 115 Helen Augusta, 118 Mariah A., 114 Gipson, 110 Helen Augusta Drummond, 118 Thomas, 114 Infant 1, 115 James, 119 Batson Infant 2, 115 James Clinton, 118 Dora, 112 Leo, 110 James Parkerson, 118, 119 Beasley Lucy Ragland, 115 James P., 119 Dennis, 108 Mark, 115 Jane E., 119 Estella E., 108 Mary Beth, 110 John Dawson, 118, 119 Major M. C., 108 Mattie Gibson, 115 John D., 118 Margret, 108 Mildred,110 John Earl, 118 ,108 Nina P., 110 John Redman, 118, 11g Shellie L., 116 John R., 119 Bell Sidney, 115 J.P" 119 Ansalon L., 100 S.W., 115 Lear Jane, 119 Rebecca, 100 Bland Lena Augustine, 118 Bennett Dolly, 115 Lillian Rose, 118 Annie, 114 George G., 115 Margaret, 119 Cliffie, 114 George W., 115 Margaret M., 119 C.A,112 Margarett J., 115 Mary Ann, 118 Ella May, 115 Nancy T., 115 Mary B., 118 Frances Annie, 112 ToyN" 115 Mary Elisabeth, 118 Fred W., 114 Boyd Mary Elizabeth, 119 Gracie Estella, 114 Baby, 107 Mary Elizebeth, 119 Hattie A, 114 Elizabeth Brown, 111 Nancy Addaline, 119 Ida H., 115 Fruza, 107 Nelly Jane, 118 Infant, 114 Kate Rawlings, 107 Rachael, 1 19 James R., 115 Robert L., 107 Rachel,119 Jane E., 115 Ruth A, 111 Sarah, 119 John Goodrum, 114 Thomas L., 111 Sidney Adline, 118 Maggie, 115 Bradley Virginia May, 118 Maggie F., 115 George Washington, 100 William, 102 Maggie Mae, 115 James, 104 William Henderson, 119 Margaret M" 114 Bratchford Zacharias, 118 Montgomery C., 114 Wm., 113

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Brewe( Jame. T, (Bios.), 110 Verla Edith, 110

Brimer Margit, 119

Brown David Joe, t 13 Hattie Blanch, 112 John, t 17 John Joseph, 112 J, S" 118 Marilyn Bridge, 98 Sherman, 113

Bruce family, 132 Burnett

Jam •• M., 133 Bush Frederick William, 100 Merlo May, 100

ButtefWorth Thomas, 107

Caeen J, T" 104

Calhoun Ethel, 113 Ullian, 113 William Oscar, 113

Campbell Aiex, 100 Amanda, 100

cannon caroline A", 113 0, J" 113 S, J" 114

Cantrel Amena F" 110 William H, H., 110

carpenter Mrs, W, H" 116 W, H" 116

Carter A, J" 120

Cash Ira Ni" 131 MamdaA,,116 Wm, H" 116

Cale Ida, 108 Nancy, 108

Caviness Jim, 117

Cellars Afldrew. 114

Chandler Jennie M., 113 Robert 0" 113

ChishOlm Simon, 104

Choate Easter Ann, 114 J, V" 114

Clapp E, W" 120 E, W & Co" 120

Clay Robert Young. 98

Clingan Mal)! M" 110 Thoma. 0" 110

Coilard Jeffel)!, L, 116

Collins T, M" 104

Colons N,G" 118

Cone Leonora Bizzell, 113

Cook John H" 99

Cooper G" 104

Cormack Fell"I08 Nancy B" 108 Soloman, 108

Cortez Sally Jane, 99

Cowan & Co" 120 Cowart Margaret Matthews, 132

Cravens Jordan E" 1 02

Crenshaw Thoma., 104

Cruteher Mr, Will, 105

Cummings Dan, 112 John Robert, 117 Mrs, Dan, 112

Davidson Carrie M,Gen!z, 112 John Vernon, 112

Davie Caroline 11.4., 112 John C" 112

Dawson Mal)! Elisabeth, t 18

Dennis: F, 0" 108 Jacco 0" 107 jessie, 107 MaeW,,107 Millie, 108 Odie, 107

DiCUS: Elmer E" 107 Lois, 107 Shirley, 108

Dillahunty H, T" 133

Dowdle Allen, 108 Martha, 108

Drummond Helen Augusta, 118 Hugh, 118

Emerson JohnL,,111 Nancy Sophie, 111 Sarah Pope, 112

Evatt John Wesley, 104 linda Reed, 104

Farmer Jane C,' 132

Fawcett Dora Ballard, 107 JaCk, 107 James, 107

Fawlings Fran, E.Scort, 107

Ferguson James W., 100 Joshua, 100 W,D"I04

Fewell Mal)! C" 112

Fisher Oolores Reid. 105

Floyc William W, 102

Fraser Daniel. 104

Frolich Hon, Jacob, 102

Fuller M, L" 113

Galloway Addie L, 112 Alice, 115 Allienne, 115 B, J" 115 Clarence A" 115 Hannah R., 115 Henl)! L" 112 Henry Wayne, 112 Irene, 112 John Crozier, 115 leRoy, 116 Lollie & baby, 112 Mattie, 116 Nortie M" 115

Garner Elijah, 104

Ganrell F, G" 112 James Galvin, 112 John FranJdin. 113 Mattie Frances, 113

Gaston Lucinda McConnell, 99

Gautney John W" 109

Gentz Chris, 112 Emma, 112 Lottie, 112 Oscar, 112

Gibson I, C" 104

Glenn Genrude M" 115

Glover Annie V" 116 Cora, 116

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Gordon Hayley Frank, 111 Peg, 100 Andrew Hunter, 115 G.W.,114 Robert B., 99 Melvin Clyde, 115 Hallie, 114 Robert Paxson, 99, 100 Sallie Ida, 115 Hanna E., 114

Gorsuch Heart Hardy B., 112 C. L" 120 J.,I09 H. A., 112

Goshen M. M., 109 John Herbert, 114 W.,I04 Heffner Johnnie H., 114

Gray Hubert, 114 Kirby, 114 Alice L., 109 Nellis Gertrude, 114 Maggie Mae, 114 Blanch Jones, 110 Hendrick May, 111 Infant dau., 109 Earl,116 Mollie, 112 Mary F., 109 Hendrickson Thieron, 114 Mary L., 110 Jesse, 100 Verna, 114 M. J" 109 Terry M., 100 Willie B., 114 son, 109 Hervey Zula, 114

Green Rachel W., 101, 102 Hudson Annie Marie, 111 Hester James & Susan, 107 Authur, 111 James L., 111 Huggins Ava, 115 Katherine Green, 111 Fred Charles Jr., 100 Bessie Louise, 111 Hestir Hughes EmmaJ., 111 Bufford, Rev., 110 Donie, 108 Garth, 108 B. Dallas, 107 Samuel W., 108 Georgia, 111 Carl Lenton, 107 Huston Hellen M., 115 Cecil Wm., 107 Robert, 110 Infant son, 108 Emma V., 107 Janet, 111 Garner, 110 Jackson Jefferson, 111 Lenton D., 107 H. M., 102 John C., 115 Louie M., 110 Nettie, 116 Linnie, 115 Mary E., 107 William B., 116 Mary Ross, 113 Mary Lillie, 107 Jamison Matilda Ann, 111 Myrtle E., 110 A. C., 100 R E., Sr., 112 Nina, 110 Harrett M., 114 Sallie S., 112 Velma, 110 Jeffers Walter, 111 Hicks Billy J., 114

Mirian S., 115 Clem, 110 Joblin Gresham Ed,110 Tom, 120 CarlA" 113 Ellen, 110 Johnson Edith Allen, 113 Val, 110 Martha E., 111

Griffith Hill Wm.J., 111 William, 117 Capt, J. C., 103 Johnston

Guatney Jno. C., 102 JamesJ., 131, 132 Thomas, 109 Jno. F., 102 Jones

,110 Hoggard Clyde C., 108 Guyot Byce R, 110 Delbert Lee, 111 Annie, 108 Edgar Smith, 110 Edward Sidney, 110 Pauline Weed, 114 Flossie, 116 Irma, 109

Lon, 108 Hattie M., 110 James, 100 John M., 111 Julius King, 113

Hamilton Lizzie, 111 Lenora, 110 Charles A., 117 Marzie E, 116 Martha Jane, 113

Harness Walter E., 116 Mary Alice, 113 John, 100 Holland Wilma Nadene, 111 Sunny Akin, 99, 100 Herpert, 116

Harris Jessie D., 116 Kelly Hazle Lucel, 115 Hollin9worth Rebecca, 114 W. H., 116 J. J" 111 Kinman

Hart Mrs. J.J., 111 Dick, 120 A. M" 108 House Koutroulis Joseph, 109 Walt, 118 Margie, 100 Maggie, 108 Houston Mary, 108 Jeannie Martin, 110 Laws Mary Chapman, 108 Howard Ike, 114 Nancy, 109 George, 133 W. H., 114 Violet I., 108 Howell Leffingwell

Hay BaHy, 112 Imogene, 114 Wiley S., 100 Carrie G., 114 Lewis

Charles W., 114 Charles, 101,102

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Jane, 102 Mixture Thomas Oscar. 108 John, 101 RufuB,104 Phelps

Livingston Moore Dallas L., 98 J.,I04 Alexander Miller, 109 Pitts

Lloyd Elizabe1h L., 109 Sarah, 117 Thomas 0., 99 E!iz, Guild Green, 109 Piunk

Lovell Elmer, 107 Della Evans, 10e Bertha W" 111 EmmaA-.,109 Pond Ralph,lll Ernest, 109 Willis Albert, 99

Eugene, 109 Powell Marks George W., 107 Bulah Johnson, 111 H.,104 Henry, 109 Price

Marsh Iofant, 107 Jo., 120 Alic. C" 108 Jame. M .. 107 Prolehe L. S., 108 Jam •• Wilson, Rev., 109 JamesW .. loo Mary E., 108 Jame. W., MD, 109 Purcelley

Marshall Katharine. 109 James, 118 James Oscar, 115 Lillie E .. 107

Martin lillie Ruth, 107 Ragland Alice, 109 Margaret L., 107 Addie Matilda, 107 Collen Harvey, 107 MaryA., 107 Alvin! 107 Cora Lynn, 109 Mary W .. 109 Edwin, 108 Dana Austin, 107 Millie, 107 evelyn, 110 Edith, 107 Nancy Amanda, 107 Jafferoon, 110 Howard,107 Paul Fleming, Inf., 109 Mollie, 110 John A .. Dr., 109 Philip Fleming, 109 Monrow, 107 Ray, 107 Philip G,een, 109 Rebecca Erwin, 107

Mathews Roy,107 Sino,l08 Maggie, lIe Sallie A., 109 Ranells Mary B" 118 Sallie A, Washington, 109 Anita Hancock, 99 R. C., 118 Sampson, 107 Ratchford Walt<>r, 116 William E., Capt., 109 Mary B" 113

Ma,field Morris Rawlings Ed., 120 J. R., 104 Archlbal J" 107

Maxwell Mourland Jane McKay, 107 Mrs., 120 Robert R., 102 Sallie A., 107

Mays Mulkey Thomas ivan, 107 Bobbie June Cash, 131 H. N .. 115 Reed

McClure M,E,115 James, 99 Samuel,1oo Oma, 115 Saaborn, 100

McConnell Robert, 115 Wesley E" 100 E, T" 102, 103 Sarah T" 115 Reid

McCormack W. T., 115 Andrew J" 108 J. E" 113 Murphy A. M. (Bud), 111

McCuen Ellz L. Rawlings, 107 Beatrice, 105, 111 Anne K" 130 David,105

Mcintosh Nealy David Ruffus, 110 Eliza J" 110 Tressie Wilkinson, 99 David R., 111

McKay UllieR.,111 A. A., 107 Oliver Lon, 109

MoKennon Marcellus. 116 Martha Jeanne, 114 A. M., 102 Maude,116 Martha (Menon), 111

MoLane NeWton M., 116 Nancy C" 108 Bobbie Jones, 121, 130 Ozmend Phylis, 109

Mclear James, 104 Sue M, Van Frank, 114 Sophrona, 107 Verna Frances, 114

Meeoun Par1<.r Vernon Calvin, 114 George, 119 J. Carlyle, 98 Reinhardt

Malton Patty Daniel F., 109 Alexander L., 110 Jess. A., 114 Richardson Georg., 110 Je ... Jame., 114 Cha~ •• , 112 John, 110 Rosa E .. 114 Mrs. J. E., 112 John W" 110 Paxson Ralph W., 132 Martha, 110 Joseph Taylor, 100 Wm. E" 112 Melana, 110 Pennington Roach Sarah, 110 R. D., 102 Cora, 117

MllChell Perry Robertson J. P., 102 Thomas H., 108 Mlchael,117

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Robinson Alney M., 100 David, 100 Fannie, 116 Georgie, 116 J.H.,113 Mary E., 100 William, 100 Este"e.116

Rogers Joseph E., 99 Wm.R" 102

Ro .. Ava N., 112 CarI,113 CyruS,lt3 Hozeklal J" 109 Hugh,l09 Ina, 110 ivan, 110 lawrence, 112 Lester L, 113 Linnie, 113 Loy B., 112 Lucille lVI" 113 M. J" 109 Norma Louise, 113 Robert Bess, 113 Roxie, 113 Violet, 108 W.E" 108

Rowell Addie E" 116 Charlie W., 116 Frederick C,. 116 Ullie J., 116 Ruth 1.1., 116

Russell Josephj 99 Qsear G" 131

Sadler Mell&Sa Anderson, 112

Sanders Jaek W., 99 Robert Aurther, 110 RA,,110 Theophilus, 99

Sohmelcher Racha.1 R., 118

Scott Alice Ragland, 111 Annie Margaurite, 111 baby, 111 Corrin, 111 Eugene, 111 Herbet Monrow, 113 Imant, 111 John t.eland, 111 John Thomas, 112 Lora Mayes, 113 Margaret Ella, 112 Mary Eliz. Cormack. 112 QlaMae,111 Outillye Rosc .. , 111 Peter J., 112 Robert. 117 Sara Elizabeth, 111

$ehooler, 111 Thomas Felix, 112 Warren E .. 111

Sea.ton 0.,107

Self Holen, 112 UzzieWiHiams, 112 Marvel Roy, 112 Michiel Jerden, 112 William Monrow. 109

Sexton WiHiam, 104

$hInman Karen L, 131

Short James 0 .. 108 Nancy Keron, lOS Norene, 108

Simpson Rosanna E., 114

Skelton Julia Ann, i 15 Skinner

Ivan, 113 Lottie Mae Reid, 113 Ray, 113 R. Z., 115

. S. Sian ley, 112 Smith Ella E., 108 George S., 108 H. C., 120 Mary, 108 NoH, 108 Selwyn, 108

Sneed Mr •• J. E""rett, 118

Snider Alice, 117 Arthur J., 117 Benjamin Franklin, 117 Cherie. Cooper H., 117 Cora Mae, '17 Emmett, 117 Ida, 117 Mary Ellen, 117 Matilda OstHn, 117

Solomon Elizabeth, 100 John. 100

Southall Abbie Baily, 115 Glen, 115

Sowe" Handsul, 113 M. Burniece, 113

Spore Jo Ann wear, 100

Stephens t.ewis C., 130

Stl99all E.L., 116 T, H., 116

Stobaugh Edmond S, Sr., 99

Storey Bill,l30

Stuart Roderiok W" 130

Syler Allen B" 130

Taylor Mittie B" 111 Mollie, 110 Samuel F, It 1

Taylor & Hickerson, 120 Templeman

B, G., 132 Templeman family, 132 Thode Ernest, 130

Thompson Infant dau., 108

Thorp Mary E" 109 A. A., 109

Thurmand Christiana, 116 laura V., 116 Richard F., 116

Tidwell Wm,I04

Tucker Charles, 111 Charle. Raymond, 111 Clyde, 109 Ernest, 111 Eula,109 Nettle, 111

Walton Kathleen Narey, 100

Ward Elmer D., 116

Warner Mary Reid, 99

Warren Luther E, 132

Watson G. B., 104

Wear Hamilton Bradford, 100

Weaver Sandra L., 132

Weir F, B., 116 Mittie, 116

Well. Carol,132

west H. W., 102

Whiting Amanda Louise, lOS

Whittle Wm.,102

Wier Mary B .. 133

Willhite Billie Bonds, 99

Williams Albert Dick, 111 Alta Emerson, 114 Aman. Moore Sandersj 108 Annie, 113

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Ben, lOS Edwin Milton, 108 Eliz. J. Davis, 109 Harriet M., 108 Hon. John S., 102 Infant, 1 t3 Leon F" 115 Mary Arline, 115 Myrtle Rowell, I 13 Nancy Jane Melton, 111 Osle, 112 Rev. Aaron, 109 Trudie, 110 twin, 113 Walt.r, 113 Wm. Lawson 0., 109 "rennie" Lea D., 107

WillIs Margaret, 100 William, 100

WIse Andrew J., 133

\Msener Jeptha Jackson, 99

Woodward M. MatHda. 110

Wycough M. A" 120

Wyoough & Long. 120

Yielding Louise Walker, 105

Young Annie G., 113 Frances R,. 111 Henry C" 1 12 Marvin R" 113 Myrtle R" 113 Thorn .. A" t 13 Thomas Winfield, 112

Younger Alexander, 100 Jay P., 100

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