The Arkansas

Family Historian

Arkansas Genealogical Society

Volume 31, Number 1

ISSl\ 0571-0472

March 1993

Arkansas Genealogical Society 1993 Officers and Directors

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

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

Vice President Russell 1'. Baker 6525 Magnolia, Mabelvale, AR 72103

TreJSnrer Ilobbie Jones McLane 222 McMahan Drive, Hot Springs, AR 71913

Corresfxmding Secretary Frankie Y. Holt #5 Custer Place, K Little Rock, AR 72116

Recording Secretary Frances Jemigan 52 Colony Road, Llttk Rock, AI'.. 72207

Historian Lynda Sutfridge 3801 Caraway COllrt, N. Little Rock, AR 72116

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

Parliamenrarian Ed Sanders 10 CI1<Ktaw Drive, Scarcy, AR 72143

Johl1 Sanders 4500 Purnell Drive, N. Little Rock, AR 72116

Jon Eddleman 1807 Sunshine Mine Road, Hackett, AR 72937

Roberta Hollis 628 Banner, Camden, AR 71701

David Malone PO Box 1048, Fayetteville, AR 72702

Eddie G. Landreth 123 Elaine, Benmn, AR 72015

Johnim Glover 4008 Hoily, Pine Blutt; AR 71603

Teresa Harris 943 Ou<1cilira 47, Cuneicn, AI'.. 71701

Freda Ma.s.sc~r PO Box 478, Motlnmin View, AI'.. 72560

Virgin;,1 Wright PO Box 726, Call1den, AR 71701

Joe R. Goss 1025 Watkins, Conway, AR 72032

Beth Brownlee 2216 Rock LUle, Heber Springs, AR 71901

EdwillMoss PO Box 216, Smr City, AR 71667

Desmond Walls Allen 99 Lawrence L."nding 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 contrlbu1lons of family records, public record transcriptions. and other information 01 Interesllo Ihose interested in family history and genealogy in general. and in Arkansas specifically. Responsibility for the accuracy of informalion and for opinions. omissions. or factual errors is that of the contrlbu1or.

Manuacript Submissions Submitters of articles and material for possible publicalion in The AFH are requested to send typewritten or mechanically generated manuscripts on wMe, 8 1/2 X 11 inch paper. double-spaced. one-inch margins on all sides, with all pages numbered. The sources from which the material was obtained. spec~lc statements of facts, or statis­ticallnformation MUST be documented, that Is. the specKic. detailed source description must be listed either within the body of the text or as notes. Previ­ous publication of the material In any form must be brought to the attention of AGS. AGS encourages submissions on IBM compatible compu1er disks In WordStar or ASCII formal accompanied by a hard copy of the material.

Membership AGS offers individual. institu1ional. sustaining, life

PO Box 908, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71902-0908

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). Individual membership is $15 per year.

Queries Members of AGS are Inviled to submit one filly­word. Arkansas related. query each year. See the Query section for details.

Book Reviews Au1hors and publishers who wish to have reviews or notices of their works published in The Arkansas Family Historian are invited to submit a copy of the work with ordering information and price, if appli­cable.

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President's Page Treasurer' s Report Box 908 George Tucker. Palriot Certificates of Arkansas

Ancestry Report Lafferty Bible Records Collins (Drew Co.). AR M. M. Evatt & Son, Waldron.

AR Garner Cemetery. Clark

Co .• AR Randolph Co .. AR. Selected Marriage Records

Queries Book Reviews and Notices Index

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A Note From Your New President--------------

It's 1993 and Arkansas is in the media spotlight as never before, and in a very positive manner. What a great privilege for me to be your president at this point in history. For the very first time, a native Arkansan is President of the United States, and all the eyes of the nation and the world will be centered on our state for years to come. People from all oller the world are ellen now suddenly becoming interested in discover­ing their Arkansas roots. Has the Arkansas Genealogical Society ever had both a greater challenge and a bigger opportunity? This is my personal appeal to all of our members: "Let's seize the moment; let's grow in membership, improve or programs, publications, and, above all, expand our collective efforts."

The Arkansas Genealogical Society was organized under the leadership of the late Mr. W. J. Lemke and the Washington County Historical Society in May of 1962. From an initial membership of about seventy-five, our organization has grown into a nationally known genealogical society with memberships from 1,300 to 1,600, with a superb quarterly, The Arkansas Family Historian, a substantial list of other publications for sale, and record of quality educational activities. This could not have been done without the support and help of folks like you from all across the country who are Interested in their Arkansas roots. Let's keep up the good work!

This year, AGS needs your help as never before as we try to make our organization and publications even better. Help us do this. I challenge each and.every one of our members to take a little time and "speak out and sound off". Here are some things I want you to do when you have finished this Issue: I) sit down and write an article about your Arkansas families - sort or long· or abstract an Arkansas county, school, or church record and send it to our Editor for publication. II will make her day; 2) inventory a "lost cemetery", interview an older family member, send us news 01 the goings on in your local genealogical or historical groups, etc.; 3) let us know the Arkansas counties you are interested in: have we been neglecting yours?; 4) let us know the kind of articles you would like to see more of or less of; do you like articles of local inter­est" or those with state-wide appeal?; 5) and most of all, TALK BACK! Be frank· your comments, pro or con, will be welcomed.

If you live in Arkansas and would like to attend one 01 our Board meetings, or would like to host a quarterly meeting in your community, contact me. I will be more than happy to send you dates, places and times of meellngs. Remember that AGS is not the concern of just one person or a smell group of persons, it be­longs to each and every member.

Thanks for your help and cooperation in the past, and in 1993, too!

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Russell P. Baker, President 6525 Magnolia Dr.

Mabelvale, AR 72103

---------------------Treasurer's Report

BAlANCE (CHECKING ACCOUNT) 12-31-91

EXPENSES

Advertising AFH Quarterly (Printing) Book Binding CPA Donations (Flowers) Equipment Purchased (Computer) Equipment Repair (Copier) Mailing Services (Pre-Sort & Postage) Microfilm/flche Service (AFH. Group Shts. etc.) Misc. Expenses Misc. Printing (Cert .• brochures. etc.) P. O. Box Rent Postage Refunds Rental - Editor Returned Insufficient Checks Roberts (Cemeteries Book) Seminar Expense (Does not include postage) Supplies Taunton (Ark. Reports 1/2 Profits) Telephone Expenses

TOTAL EXPENSES

DEPOSITS Interesl Earned

BALANCE IN CHECKING ACCOUNT AS OF 12-31-92

BALANCE (Savings Account) 12-31-91 INTEREST EARNED BALANCE IN SAVINGS ACCOUNT AS OF 12-31-92

TOTAL AMOUNT IN TREASURY 12-31-92

Submitted by Bobbie Jones Mclane. Treasurer

. $225.00 8.100.00

110.00 75.00 34.76

2320.98 214.16

1608.13 383.74 700.00

2.179.23 93.00

1.374.46 9.50

2000.00 25.00

110.00 320380 1809.95 171.00 203.79

$24.951.50

$16,599.57

$29,376.40 $577.42

$21,601.89

$7,688.40 $209.57

$7,897.97

$29.499.86

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BOX908~-----------------------------------­University of Arkansas Most Wanted List

Arkansas Newspaper Project needs assistance in this project to help ensure success. Under the guidance of the United States Newspaper Program and the Unlverstty of Arkansas Libraries. the U of A has travelled throughout the State during the last four years to Inventory and catalog newspapers held at Arkansas repOSITOries. They have also searched for newspapers that have never been micrOfilmed. and so far, have catalogued 2,616 newspaper@es and entered 7.269 records into the union list of newspapers.

They have prepared comprehensive lists of all the newspapers ever published In each county that have not yet been found or microfilmed. If anyone has information about (or copies of) any old Arkan­sas newspapers that could be donated or loaned to the Project, please contact Deborah Kulczak, Arkansas Newspaper Project Cataloger. University of Arkansas. Fayetteville, AR 72701.

North Arkansae Anceslor Fair

The Fourth annual North Arkansas Fair will be held Saturday, June 5, 1993, at the Leslie Public School Leslie. AR. Several north central Arkansas families' histOrical/genealogical societies and authors wui display genealogical and historical material to share, and books to sell, Variously described as a genealogical swap shop or as a place to show off your ancestors. It is the Ideal place for researchers who are looking for north central Arkansas roots. to gather obscure information. Information from providers Is free. but objects. such as books. cost. There Is no admiSSion or table fee.

Researchers and authors come from all over the United States in hopes of establishing parentage for a great grandparent, learning where the family originated. or hearing stories about the family frorn senior residents. The Third Annual Fair held In 1992 at St. Joe. AR, attracted about 400 research­ers from nineteen states. and representatives from a number of historical/genealogical societies.

If anyone Is researching north central Arkansas. the North Arkansas Ancestor Fair is the place to be, For further Information. or to reserve a table.

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contact James J, Johnston. 2333 East Oaks Dr.. Fayetteville. AR 72703.

Grant County Museum Moved

The entire museum complex has been moved to new property at Heritage Square on Shackleford Road on land donated by the J. J. Shackleford family and adjoining that land previously given. They need whatever financial or physical help anyone can give to meet the needs of the new site. Contact Edwin L, Goolsby, Museum Director at Shackleford Road. Rt. 2. Box 511 B. Sheridan. AR 72150 H you can help.

Microfiche Sources

Michael Kelsey has new microfiche available -Volume V. Miscellaneous Texas Newspaper Ab­stracts. 1848-1868, 185 pages. from the following papers: The Galveston Daily News. the Seguin Texan Mercury. The Washington American. The Texas Ranger, some La Grange True Issue and La Grange State Rights Democrat, and the Corsicana Navarro Express. Priced at $8.00. it can be or­dered from Michael at 905 Duval, Temple, TX 78501

For Arkansas materials, be sure to check the AGS Bookstore!

Genealoglesl Seminar & Book Fair

Friends of Genealogy. P. 0, Box 17835. Shreve­port. LA 71138 has scheduled their annual meeting for Saturday. May I. 1993. Speakers will be Father Don~ld Hebert and Desmond Walls Allen. Registra­tion IS $25 before April 20. Topics will be use of church records and Civil records in courthouses and using maps in family research,

Reunions

Keathley reunion 10 be held 12 June 1993, In Conway, AR. Contact L C. Kealhley, 24 Rose Dr., Conway, AR 72032.

John Ott descendants will meet May 29-31 (Memorial Day Week-end) In Marion Co., AR. Contacl Don Ott, Rt. 1. Box 1270. Lakeview. AR 72642 (501-43Hl257)

Owens/Lavender/Morgan/Caldwell and allied families will hold a reunion June 20, 1993, at Mount Vernon, WA. Contact WUma Ranger, 9705 Berkshire Loop SE, Olympia, WA 98513

Franklin Cook of Georgia reunion to be held June 19, 1993, at Eustace, TX. Contact Joe Cook, 521 Missionary Ridge, DeSoto, TX 75115

Crouse, Ballard family reunion will be held at Princeton, AR: on 3 May 1993. Contact J. D. Crouse, 13100 Clarion Ct., Fort Washington, MD 20744-2812

Nichols The annual renion In honor of Samuel Joseph Nichols (1822-1884) and wife, Sarah Richardson Nichols (1824-1896) who lived in Montgomery, Hempstead and Sharp Counties, AR, will be held in the Group Pavilion at Lake Charles State Park, west of Walnut Ridge, AR. Saturday 12 June 1993. For more information contact Oretha Nichols Turner, 317 Braden St., Jacksonville, AR 72076-4125 (501-982-5331).

Penning tons of Bradley Co., AR will meet on June 18-20, 1993, at Lake DeGray. Contact Shirley Ashcraft. 417 N. Martin, Warren, AR 71671 and Sue Webb, 3300 Breckenridge, Uttle Rock, AR 12207. This is for descendants of Jacob G. Pennington who came to Ark. Territory from KY in 1819; about 1827 he settled in what is now Bradley Co.

Langston family, #16 Reunion, to be held 12 June 1993 at Calico Rock, AR, In the VFW Building. Contact Mearl Bennett, 306 Wade, Mountain Home, AR 72653 (501-425-6416).

Griffin annual reunion, always held on second Sunday in June, will be 13 June 1993, Delaware Recreation Area, Covered Pavilion, Delaware, AR. Contact Ann W. Condren, 1428 SW 72nd, Oklaho­ma City. OK 73159 for more Information.

Bridgeman/Bridgman reunion set for June 5 & 6, 1993, Lions Club, New London, MO. Contact Lena P. Truster, Rt. 7, Box 194, Conroe, TX n384.

Crump reunion scheduled for June 13-20, 1993, at Clyde, Texas. Contact Bill Halley, RI. I, Box 341, Clyde, TX 79510 (915-529-3198)

Turnage Family America will meet June 18, 19, 20, 1993, In Chattanooga, TN. Contact Viola and

Allred Mitchell, 549 Wlnley Dr., Slone Mounlaln, GA 30083, for details.

George Tucker, Patriot, 1145-1852

George Tucker was born 1745 In Amelia County, Virginia. During the Revolutionary War, he was living In Wilkes County, Georgia. He participated in several engagements and battles, including Cowpens, while serving In the Georgia Militia under Colonel Elijah Clarke. In 1826, he entered 160 acres of land, which the Sipsey River runs through, in Marlon County, Alabama. He died there In 1852 at the age of 107 years. That land is now located in the Bazemore Communtty of Northeast Fayette County. Since 1981, George's descendants have been meeting each May at his place of burial, Hopewell Cemetery, about one and a half miles east of Glenn Allen, Alabama. At the 1992 reunion, officers were elected and an Association was formed. Annual membership dues were set at ten dollars, with half being designated for use in the upkeep of Hopewell Cemetery. Association members also receive a quarterly newsletter. To receive membership application or for additional Information, please write to Wm. Sanders Tucker, 3605 Bear Cove, Benton, AR 12015.

Tucker Family Reunion will convene Saturday, May 15, 1993, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Hopewell Cem., 1 1/2 miles east of Glenn Allen, AL; 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Hospitality Room, Winfield State Bank,Hwy. 78 W, Winfield, AL. Contact Wm. Sanders Tucker, 3605 Bear Cove, Benton, AR 72015 for more Information.

Friends of the Youngers will meet June 26 & 27, 1993, Lee's Summit, MO. Contact Jay P. Younger, President, 3107 Bunflll Dr., Santa Maria, CA 93455-7119.

Cypert, Rorie, Isaacs WOUld be Interested in reunion information for these families. Vida Faye Young Synhorst, 3025 53rd St., Sacramento, CA 95820

Wingfield Family Society Annual Meeting will be held May 14-16, 1993 in WIlliamsburg, VA. Contact Robert W. Wingfield, President, 1743 Fleldwood Dr., Northbrook IL 60062 (708-272-5432) for details.

Wyatt Descendants of Mitchell & Abby Dortch Wyatt will meet May 15, 1933, at Marmaduke, AR. Contact Wilma Wyatt Stewart, 1215 Fairview Dr., Ellisville, MO 63011 (314-527-2848) for details.

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Certificates of Arkansas Ancestry Report:-----------

By Desmond Walls Allen

Arkansas Genealogical Society's cert~lcate program continues to attract those dedicated researchers who want to be recognized for their work in uncovering those elUSive Arkansas ancestors. To request an appli­cation booklet, write me, Desmond Walls Allen, 99 Lawrence Landing Road, Conway, AR 72032, and send 52 cents worth of postage stamps (the cost of mailing the booklet to you). The booklets may be photocop­ied to submit for more than one line or ancestor.

I receive questions about fUling out the application booklet. Most concern how much proof is needed and how much must be known about the lives of the ancestors. We ask on the lineage form and family group sheet that you fill out as much as possible and list the documents, sources, books, and other materials you consulted in your research. We only require a photocopy of one item: a document that proves actual resi­dency In Arkansas (a census enumeration, court document, tax record, news Item, or other source). Remember that when an exact birth, marriage, or death date Isn't known, an approximation Is acceptable (before 1680, after 1850, etc.). If a marriage record cannot be located, but subsequent records (census, deeds, tombstone, etc.) presume a couple married, estimate the marriage date as a year before the birth of the first child and note that it is an estimate. Filling out the certHicate application bookiet isn't easy, but neither was all the research needed to gather the facts to go in it. If you've requested one, but put it aside, why net retrieve It from one of those piles of papers on the dining table and start on just one generation today?

The following people were issued certificates since the last report. The name and address of the person to whom the certificate was Issued is follOWed by the ancestor's name, county of residence, and earliest proven year In Arkansas.

Territorial James Edward Clark 4104 Fox Hili North Little Rock, AR 72116 Anna Catherine Hesselln Knapp Fischer Pulaski CO., 1836

Vernon Loyd Teall 19 Shalimar Circle Russellville, AR 72801 Nimrod Moore Teall Izard Co., 1830

Antebellum Hubert E. Dawson 3371 Cabrlllo Ave. Santa Clara, CA 95051 Robert A Dawson Lawrence Co., 1855

Sue Ann Coulter Worley clo Robert W. Worley 1208 West Elm EI Dorado, AR 71730 James Cook Wright Polk CO., 1860

Jesse James Warren c/o Bill Warren 880 S. SHerman, #1 Corona, CA 91720 M. J. M. (Henry) Warren Calhoun Co., 1856

Carolyn Yates 619 Wilson Ct. Duncanville, TX 75137 Rev. John Bolding Union Co., 1852

Mary R. White 2 Matlock Circle Bella Vista, AR 72714 Josiah COrbeil Pike Co., 1860

Nineteenth Century Ed Ith R. Dawson 3371 Cabrilio Ave. Santa Clara, CA 95051-2209 James B. Robertson Lawrence Co., 1880

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Anne Barrett Chamlee of Milledgeville, Georgia, recently requested a Certificate of Arkansas Antebellum Ancestry for her father, Howard Andrews Barrett of Fort Myers, Florida. Anne has proven descent from Howard Welcome Barrett of Whtte County, Arkansas. She sent a photo, taken on Christmas Day, of her presentation of the certificate to her father, and, with Anne's permission, I want to share It with you. (Anne noted the clOCk on the wall in the photo hung in her grandfather's home on Spring Street In Heber Springs.) What a wonderful way to bring generations together!

Anne BaJT'eU Chamlee and Arr falher, Howard Andrews Barn:tt, on Cbristmas Day. 1992, Fort Mye~ Florida

When Anne took her father's certificate to be framed, the young man at the frame shop told her, "Wait a minute, I want to show you something." He brought out an old land grant certificate dated 1898 for land in Cleburne County, Arkansas, for James Walls, Anne related the story to me, thinking what a small world it is. Well, my grandfather's name was James Walls (though the land grant wasn't his) and he lived just one county away fTOm Cleburne County in 1898. I think most of us, if given time to get together and talk, could readily find possible kinship.

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Bible Records.---------------------

LAFFERTY CLAN, a small twig

Submitted by Mary Lafferty WUson, 57404 Maple Ave., Slidell, La 70461, who states the pages of this old Bible are In sad condttion and disintegrating. The Bible was given to her father in 1950 by his sister Margaret. It belonged to their parents.

John Annis Lafferty, born in Arkansas, was a rancher, a Justice of the Peace, and a Minister of the Methodist Church. In 1860 he moved to Texas where his children were born. (Sophronia was born in Arkansas). John Annis is a son of Jacob Blnks Lafferty and his wHe Sarah Miller who lived in Independence Co, Arkansas. Binks is a son of John Lafferty and Sarah Lindsey who were early. selllers of Independence Co, Arkansas. .

The following is from the family Bible that belonged to John Annis Lafferty and his wife Mary H. Lipsey Lafferty. The Bible is in the possession of Mary. youngest daughter of James A. and granddaughter of John A. The Family Bible was a Holman's Edi· tion. by A. J. Holman & Co. No. 1222 Arch Street, Philadel phia. 1883.

BIRTHS:

John Annis Lafferty was born Sept 11-1838. MaryH. Lipsey was born July31. 1845. Sarah L. Lafferty first born of· John A & M H Lafferty was born Aug 28, 1865. Mary E. L. Lafferty was born Mar 23, 1867. Sophronia M. Lafferty was born Dec 12, 1869. John B Lafferty was born Jan 6, 1871. William B Lafferty was born Apr 18 , 1873. James A Lafferty was born Feb 16, 1875. Zephie Lafferty was born Jan 7. 1878. Carrie B Lafferty was born Feb 23, 1879. Margaret M Lafferty was born Apr 13,1880.

MARRIAGES:

Binks Lafferty and Sarah Miller was married Aug 16, 1831. William Lipsey and Mary H. Frances was married Jan 30, 1830. John Annis Lafferty son 01 Binks and Sarah and Mary H Lipsey was married Oct 22, 1863. Sarah L, Lafferty and William B. Martin was married Mary E. Lafferty and John A Stegall was married

Aug 3·1885. William B Lafferty and Mary D McKinney was married Apr 19, 1896. Margaret M. Lafferty was to Charles F. Phillips June 26,1898,

DEATHS:

Zephie Lafferty died June 7 ·1878, Carrie Bell Lafferty died Feb 24-1879. Wgllam Blnks Lafferty died March 71909. John Annis Lafferty died Apr 26-1911. Mary H Lafferty died NOli 16th 1917. Sophronia M. Lafferty NOlI 4, 1918. Sarah L. Martin February 7, 1940. Eliza M. Lafferty Jan 28, 1947. James A. Lafferty May 16, 1955. Margaret May Lafferty April 6, 1958.

The Bible includes the names and dates for the marriages of both Mary's parents (early settlers of Wise Co., Texas) and John's parents, Not Includ· ed are the three marriages of James Annis Lafferty: (1) Mettie B, Browning in 1902. (2) a common law relationship with Martina Martinez 1927. (3) Josefa Lujan (Lucero) in 1935 in Casas Grandes, Chihua· hua Mexico. He was the father of fifteen children, ten sons and Illie daughters. The last born when he was 67 years ofd.

by Mary Lafferty c/o C, Howell Box 1175. Pearl Rlller, La 70461

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--------------,Colllns (Drew County), Arkansas Submitted by Edwin Moss, Jr., P. O. Box 216, Star City, AR 71667-0216

Collins, AR, in Southeast Drew County, was a thriv­ing community at the turn of the 19th century and an incorporated town of the 20th century. As we near the 21!1t century, it is no longer an incorporat­ed town and there is little to remind a person of its past.

The town was named for General Benjamin Frank­lin Collins, a native of Georgia, who was bom Feb. II, 1811. He moved to Drew County from New Albany, Mississippi, in 1856, and promptly pur­chased a large trael of land and Immediately cleared 3,000 acres. He built the first grist mill, cotton gin, saw mill and, in 1858, constructed a two-story hotel. Wesley McShan, who built the hotel for Gen. Collins, also planed the lumber by hand that was used in building the hotel.

Benjamin Collins apparently believed in land In­vestments as he was a large land owner in Missis­sippi belore coming to Arkansas where he pur­chased several thousand acres and continued to buy land until his death in 1886, (A family story is that Benjamin Collins, who always had long hair, died from pneumonia after getting his hair cut.)

Collins once had a post office, three churches, school, hotel, 11 stores, inCluding a drug store, two doctors, a railroad depot with a telegraph operator, sawmill, cotton gin, grist mill, two blacksmith shops, livery stable and saloon.

Collins township, which includes Section 36, Township 13 South, Range 5 West, was home­steaded in 1836 by Charles F. Moulton and Daniel Lowe, was sold to Samuel Swartwont who sold it to Benjamin Collins.

Two brothers of Benjamin Collins, Archibald O. and Moses Collins, Jr., followed their brother to Arkan­sas. Moses settled at Coleman, also in Drew County, and Archibald settled near Tyro in north Drew County, an area which became Lincoln County in 1871. In 1860, his sister, Elizabeth, who married Dr. Hugh N. Moss, moved from Memphis, Pickens County, Alabama, to near Selma in Drew County where Dr. Moss purchased 1970 acres of land. All members of the Collins family were slave owners. Dr. Moss brought 23 slaves with him from Alabama. Moses Collins, Gen. Benjamin Collins

father, was a wealthy slave holder and land owner In MISSissippi where he owned 10,000 acres. He Is credited with settling New Albany, Miss, a north Mississippi trading center.

The first post office to selVe the area was located at Cut Off Creek, about a mile east of Collins, and was called Cut Off. The first postmaster was Peter Falker. In 1872, 14 years before Benjamin Collins died, the post office was moved to the site of Col­lins and the name was changed to Collins. That same year, the railroad came to Collins. It was then that Collins became a trading center, especial­ly for cotton. Freight was brought into Collins from surrounding towns and counties. It had been a stage stop prior to the arrival of the railroad.

Gen. Benjamin Collins, before moving to Arkansas, was a member of the Mississippi legislature. He selVed in the Arkansas legislature twice, once during the Civil War and once afterwards. He was a leader in the Baptist church and donated land for the Collins business dlslriel. When he came to the area the Bullochs, Trices, Ropers, Talleys, Donald­sons and Bakers were already living there. Howev­er, " was Gen. Benjamin Collins who led Collins to become a center for trading in that section of Drew County.

Gen. Benjamin Collins, who received the rank of general when he selVed with the Mississippi Militia during the Indian uprising and during the Mexican War, carried that name the rest of his life. He is buried in the Collins cemetery along with his wife and many of his descendants.

Collins had a part in the Civil War. Gen. Benjamin COllins helped Confederates who escaped from Union prisons and also helped their families. Those persons from Collins who selVed in the Confeder­ate army Included W. F. Slemmons, who com­manded a Confederate Regiment of Drew coun­tians, Moses Albert Collins, Sumpter Rowland, Green Bulloch. Hilliard Roper, WIlliam Bulloch and Emanuel Courtney. Collins, a Methodist minister, was the son of Gen. Benjamin Collins. He was wounded and captured and died In a Union hospi­tal Christmas Eve 1884. Rowland also was kUled during the war. Another resident of Collins, Alonzo A. Moss, nephew of Benjamin Collins, was wound-

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ed and a Union prisoner. He did not move to Col· lins until after the war.

Collins was incorporated in 1892 and the city government continued for some 15 or 20 years. Those persons who signed the petition for incorporating the town of Collins included F. M. Campster. H. L Biggs. J. S. Courtney. S. R. Bul· loch. J. F. Donaldson, M. F. Christmas, M. H. Evans, Thomas Ross, Albert Duncan. J. H. Wallace, J. E. Bowden, M. S. Collins, D. S. Lovett, W. A, Graham, J. P. Weatherall, J. R. Spivey, W. B. Crenshaw, R. H. Russell, W. A. Courtney, C. E. Bulloch. L H. Biggs, C. E. Gannaway, J. L Mor· man, J. A. Trice, J. A. Weatherall. James Gaster, J. C. Morris, W. J. Bailey, L R. Trotter and J, T. Blanks. The petition was filed May 23, 1892, In Book 1, Page 52, Drew County, Arkansas. The first mayor was W. A. Graham and the first council members included James Gaster. James Bowden and H. L Biggs. J. A. Trice was recorder, C, E. Bulloch was Treasurer and J, S. Smylie was marshal. Other mayors of Collins included W. B. Barksdale, Stephen Bulloch, T. H. Webb, M. S. COllins (grandson of Benjamin Collins) and J. A. Trice. Aldermen, or Council members, in addition to the original group, included J. D. Hunt, C. J. Burchfield, M. S. Collins, S. S. Gray, H. C. Bulloch, J. R. Spivey, Sam Gaster, E. M. Wallace, Victor E. Moss, W. H. Roper, R. N. Smith, J. A. Trice, W. E. Lang, J. A. Thompson, C. T. Lambert, C. E. Collins, W. J. Bailey, Walter Gaster, J. C. Walsh, Henry Courtney, J. R. Trotter and W. B. Barksdale. Most olthe town officials also operated stores.

One of the laws adopted by the Collins town coun­cil prohibited sales on the Sabbath except medical supplies, meat, ice cream, soda water, bread, lemons and lemonade. Other laws included no shooting of fireworks within 250 feet of the city limits. On one occasion the council ordered the Courtney brothers to remove their jackass out of town. It was noted that VICtor Moss, a saloon operator, paid $37.50 for a license to operate his saloon In 1899. The tax was increasad to $500 the next year. The council minutes did not mention the reason for the huge Increase. Maybe his business warranted it. Saloons previously had been operat· ed by Tom Cole, R. L Baker and Stephen Bulloch.

Collins had school for the lower grades in its early years but did not have a high school until 1921. Some of the early graduates Included Maude Lang, Hazel Gaster, Grace McShan, Morrison Taylor, who

became president of Florida raaltors, Tom Bulloch and John Trice, who was superintendent of Pine Bluff schools. Two persons graduated in 1922 and 10 the following year. Thirty one persons graduat­ed from Collins High School before students in grades eight through 12 were transported to Drew Central High School on the campus at Arkansas A & M College, Monticello, in 1930. School for the lower grades eventually were transported to Dermott or Drew Central schools and the Collins school closad.

The first automobiles to arrive in Collins were 1915 model '7" Fords owned by W. C. Bulloch and John Ogles.

There were three two story homes in Collins owned by W. R. Taylor, W. E. Lang and Owen Ogles. The latter formerly was the Collins Hotel, built in 1858. The Ogles made their home in the former hotel and also operated an antique shop upstairs. It burned in 1945. It Is said to have had a secret stairway used by Benjamin Collins during the Civil War. Jesse and Frank James reportedly spent a night there during the Civil War. The two story Taylor home, with porches on two sides upstairs and three sides on the ground floor, was a former sawmill office before being remodeled for a home.

As late as 1929 there was no gravel road into Col­lins. It was the year the present road was con­structed from Monticello to Dermott. It was gravel for a number of years but was an improvement over the old dirt trail winding around trees. The old road had a low water bridge at Sandy Creek, about half way between Monticello and Collins. Just about every board was loose on the 150 foot long structure. There were clay hills at each end, and. when wet, added excitement to a Monticello to Collins trip.

The new road, in 1929, mostly followed the dirt trail route through the woods, except being relocated as R left Monticello for several miles and nearing Collins, it was moved south of the railroad and in front of the old Collins Hotel. Before 1929, It was north 01 the railroad, entered town at the northwest corner, and through the business area. After the new road was finished the community was served by the Missouri Pacific Bus.

Families living in Collins, in addition to those of mayors and council members, included the McShans, Ogles, Sassers, Sommervells, Henrys,

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Taylors, Bullochs, Jones, FOWlers, McKeowns, Morgans, Talleys, McNeeses, Vances, Fergusons, Aliens and Hoffmans. Will McShan, Owen Ogles, Ira Sasser and Barney Talley were store owners. Frank Sommervell was the depot agent and tele­graph operator and also served as pastor of the Baptist church. W. C. Jones operated a cotton gin for W. C. Roper. W. E. Fowler and Walter Morgan operated blacksmith shops. W. R. Taylor was a sawmill operator. J. A. Trice operated a livery stable.

Tragedy struck near Collins about mid-afternoon on Sunday, April 16, 1939, when the Center Point church building and homes in the community were swept away by a tornado. Nineteen parsons were killed instantly, eleven 01 them in the church build­ing. They had gathered in the small frame building for protection following a funeral. More died later from injuries. Some 60 were injured in the area. A survivor rode a horse into Collins to tell when had happened. A woods crew for the COllins sawmill had to cut a path Into the Center Point church and did not reach the injured for several hours. Fallen trees blocked the road. The Taylor home served as a first aid station for the injured,

Collins, which at one time could boast having three churches, two doctors, school, two blacksmith shops, post office, hotel, 11 stores, sawmills, cotton gins, large homes and train station, has few remin­ders of the past. It has only about 10 percent of the population It once had, but remaining are the brick sidewalks, which ran in a "L" shape in front of the stores in the bUSiness section. They are mostly covered wtth dirt and grass but are just about the only landmark remaining of the prosperous days of more than a century ago. The Hunt store building, part of the Ogles store building, and another store, which has been converted into a residence, are still standing. A few of the old homes remain but most of them are decayed, burned or have been torn down.

[Gen. Benjamin Collins was a great great uncle of Edwin Moss, Jr., of Star City. Hugh Moss and Elizabeth Collins Moss were his great grand par­ents, and Alonzo A. Moss was his great uncle and father of Victor Moss. Gen. Collins, Hugh N. Moss and Elizabeth Collins have many descendants In Arkansas. W, R. Taylor was his grandfather.]

[Taken from the Collins City Council Minutes, arti­cies wrmen by Lottie Hoffman, Amy Sasser Hoff-

man, Merle Bulloch McKeown, and Edwin Moss, Jr.. and The Story of Moses Collins by A. O. Collins.]

M_ M_ Evatt and Son, General Mercantile Waldron, Arkansas - General LBdger by Linda Reed Evatt, 704 S. Donaghey, Conway, AR 72032

M. M. Evatt and Son General Mercantile Store operated in Waldron, Arkansas, from January 1888 through August 1900. It was the successor to John Washam Evatt's store and was operated as part of his estate after his death. The M. M. in the tille was his widow and executrix, Martha Mary Payne Evatt, and the son was John Wesley Evatt. The names below are taken from Ihe store ledger for 1889. The date indicates the first purchase in the book. No date indicates thai the account balance had carried forward from the previous year, as owed to the estate of John Washam Evatt. The ledger was found in the John Wesley Evatt papers and Is now In the possession 01 the author.

Akin, J, W. 5 Apr 89 Ammons, James 29 Nov 88 Anderson, Mrs. T. M. Audas, H. A. 11 May 89

Ballard, J. M. Bank, First National Bass, Harvey 14 May 89 Bass, Will 6 Apr 89 Bates, T. F. Beavers, M, M. Bird, F. C. Black, A. B. 1 Jan 90 Black, L C. Bohnstehn, D. J. Bottoms, T. N. Brigance, R. R. Broomfield, M. Brothers, J. B. Butler, H. L.

Cagle, M. C. 29 Jun 89 Carpenter, Phillip Castleberry, R. A. Choate, E. L Cleaven, J. M. 1 May 89 Clive 11 Jun 89

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Colthorp, Jno. 13 Jul 89 Condry, C. H. Cox, G. 29 Aug 89 Cox, George Cox, Thomas 8 Jun 89 Cox. Will Crank, A. W. 22 Jul 89 Crutchfield, Jno. by Will Walker

Dailey, F. A. 28 Mar 89 Dailey, James 24 May 89 Daughty, N. S. 27 Aug 89 Davison, J. M. Dedmon, John Denton, J. G. 11 Feb 89 Deshozo, J. W. 30 Aug 89 Deurmeyer, John Dickerson, J. M. Doyel, M. J. 1 Mar 89 Doyle, Jas F. 19 Feb 89 Doyle, N. R. 11 May 89 Doyle, Thos. by T. C. Sorrells Dozier, Knox Duncan, Sam Jr. 11 May 89 Duncan, T. M.

Evatt, F. M. Aug 89 Evatt, J. W. Evatt, Sallie Evatt, T. M. 30 May 89 Evatt, Will

Fauts, W. S. 22 Jun 89 Ferguson, H, H. 4 May 89 Frankling, J. F. 31 May 89 French, T. R. 28 Nov 89 Frizzell, A. E. 17 Dec 89 Frizzell, John Frost, J, J. Fuller, Jno E.

Gaines, Geo. T. 13 Jul89 Gentry, B. A. Gibson, James 20 Jul 89 Gipson, James Cauthron, Ark Gipson, T L. 14 Mar 89 Gipson, W. T. L. Gipson, Wm. Cauthron, Ark Gray, J. A. 12 May 89 Green, Eliza 23 Feb 89 Gregory, W, W. H.

'Gullett, B. W. P. Gullett, R. N.

Haley, Mrs. 14 Oct 89 Hall, Manin 20 Apr 89 Harper, D. J. 19 Mar 89 Harper, J. D. 11 Jan 89 Harper, J. M. Harrison, J. W. 3 Aug 89 Harrison, W. H. 27 Apr 89 Hays, J. F. Hellems, S. R. Henley, J. C. Hisaw, Joseph Hiten, S. L. 25 Mar 89 Holden, J. W. Holland, Frank Holland, G. G. Holliman, O. J. Homby, W.M. Howel, George 13 Apr 89 Hughes, Dotson 13 Apr 89 Hughes, Suhayley 4 Mar 89 Huie, R. W. 2 Sep 89 Hulsey, A. H.

Jackson, W. H. Jackson, W. J. Jason, C. Jenkins, W. R. Johnson, Frank 25 May 89 Jones, Chas. 12 Aug 89 Jones, Rev. B. D. Jones, S, p, Jones, Sebron Jones, W. L. 25 May 89 Jones, W. G. 18 Dec 89

Kerstine, Emiel 13 Apr 89 Kimbro, Jeff Kincannon, Mrs. T. A. 2 Mar 89 King, W. J. 20 Sep 89 Kirby, W.A. Kirk, T. N.

Lane, Huse 24 Feb 89 Lawrimore, L, A. Lawrimore. W. G. 18 Nov 89 Lee,John Leming, A. G, Leming, E. Sr. 27 Apr 89 Leming, I. K Leming, Marthia Leming, Wm. long, Jno, B. Looper, J. D.

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Madison, W. P. Magby, Wm. Malone, Free 28 Mar 89 Malone, Mrs. P. C. 28 Jun 89 Martin, J. F. Martin, W. O. 21 Dec 89 Maurice, S. A. 21 Jan 89 Mayhue, Jas. McEntire, J. D. Jan 89 McNut, J. W. McRay, E. N. McRay, Masey McSpadden, S. K. McWhirter, H. L. Metcalf, J. M. Metcalf, Thos. 13 Apr 89 Monen, Jas. A. MoneY,J. W.

Nance, J. B. Neal, J. D. Norwood, M. F.

Oldham, J. R. Oldham, Topley 12 Mar 89

Patrick, A. J. Payne, E. R. Payne, Frank 25 May 89 Payne, J. H. Feb 89 Payne, T. R. 28 Apr 89 Payne, W. P. 6 Jul 89 Payne, Will Peugh, T. A. Phipps, M. A. Pinnick, J. F. 30 May 89 Plummer, C. M. 29 May 89 Pool, J. W. 20 Feb 89

Redding, J. L. 2 Apr 89 Reynolds, Prof. L. B. Richardson, C. D. 16 Apr 89 Richardson, W. C. 12 Apr 89 Richey, J no. L. Richmond, C. C. 23 May 89 Roberts, W. J. Roland, E. Roland, L. J. Russell, James 16 Mar 89

(charged to J. R. Oldham)

Russell, Robert 2 Mar 89 Russell, W. M.

Sanders, W. W. 20 Jul89 Satterfield, J. T. 14 Sep 89 Scruggs, Lem 16 Mar 89 Sehorn, M. Sehorn, Thos. 2 Aug 89 Sehorn, Wm. 22 Jun 89 Self and Son J. L. 11 Dec 89 Self, John Self, V. G. 30 Nov 89 Shackelford, C. F. Shaw, W.A. Sherrell, Sam Sherrell, Wm. 28 Oct 89 Singleterry, Chas. Singleterry, J. T. Smith, C. F. Smtth, H. N. 25 Mar 89 Smith, Jos. W. 2 Aug 89 Smith, R. M. Smith, T. P. Sollimon, Jas. Sorrells, T. C. Steelmon, Bethel 5 Oct 89 Stone, P. C. Stotts, Frank Striplin, Jas. Sullivan, J. O. A. 16 Mar 89 Swain,G. W. Sweeding, J. H.

Tall, Chappy 11 May 89 Tall, D. C. Tall, John Jr. Tate, T. J. 4 Mar 89 Taylor, Rufe Taylor, W. M. 2 Mar 89 Terrell, Jno. G. Thomas, J. D. Thomas, Lee Thorn, C. C. 7 Dec 89 Tidwell, P. S. Tidwell, R. C. 9 Mar 89 Townley, R. L. Tripp, J. G. 4 Jun 89 Tull, Bill 4 May 89 Tyler, A. Vise, C. M.

Waits, Dr. W. S. Walker, Jno. Walker, Will 23 Mar 89

(charged to Jno. Crutchfield) Wallis, W.W. Walton, G. D. 1 Jun 89

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Washburn, A. G. Watson, James 25 Sep 89 Whisennond, E. White, P. B. Whittington, W. Williams, Thos. Wilson. D. A. 14 Dec 89 Wilson, Miss Sa2ie 29 Apr 69 Wilson, Sidney 26 Dec 69 Wilson, Z. 21 Dec 89 Winningham. M. M. 26 Mar 89 Wolf, B. F. 13 Apr 89

Yandell, James 24 Jul 69 Yandell. Sam Young. P. B. 10 May 89

Garner Cemetery, Clark County, AR

Submitted by Bobbie Jones Mclane

T ranscr/ption from tombstones made by Debra Garner 21 Oct 1992

From Amity, AR, take Hwy. 8 S past East Nursery about four miles, then right on to a dirt road. Stay to the right lor about two miles and tum right. There is a sign "Gamer Cemetery." Follow the road a short distance to the cemetery.

The cemetery was easily accessible due to a luneral being held in May 1992. It had been mowed and cleaned up at that time. There are some twenty-frve unknown graves. each marked with a head and loot stone of concrete, but no names or dates. Beginning at the far left corner of this fenced cemetery:

Garner, Mart Garner, Cal Chancellor, Walter E" son of J. E. and N. C. Chancellor/born 3-21-1908, 4-1-1908/ Gone but not

forgotten Garner, Zellie S.I dau. of H. L & M. Garner/b.

12-27-1904/d.3-13-1905 Garner, Henry/son of H. L & M. Gamer/b. 11-10-

1900/d. 10-28-1894/of such is the Kingdon of Heaven

Garner, Baby/Lee-Meda Garner, Mary Adeline/b. 10-10-1857/d.6-9-1903 Garner, Jesse Morgan/b. 11-10-1853/d.11-23-1930 Garner, MargareI/2-28-1883 [circa 1903] Garner, Lillie/born and died 4-14-1897 (1) Garner, Monroe/Bro.of/Jesse Morgan Garner, Jesse/ Mar. 15, 1825 (2) Rhodes, Margaret J./wife of J. P. Rhodes/ d. 3-28-

1973/age 22 (3) Garner, Susan/April 9, 1844/Nov. 28, 1902/Dearest

Mother thou has left us here, thy loss we deeply feel

Garner,lsaac/3-20-1850/7-29-1925 (4) Garner, Lasca Lee/ d. May 1, 1992/age 52 [Only a

Caruth Funeral Home Marker) Garner, Jessie James 8-11-1894/6-14-1968 (5) Garner, Ophelia Deaton/ 6-29-1906 /9-24-

1991/Precious Memory (6)

(1) Twin 01 Willie Ellis Garner (2) Father of Jesse Morgan Garner (3) Sister of Jesse Morgan Garner (4) Brother of Jesse Morgan Garner (5) Brother 01 Jesse Morgan Garner (6) Daughter of William Arthur Deaton

The above is not Included In the printed volume of Clark Co. Cemeteries.

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Selected Randolph County Marrriages Submitted by Lewis E. Roberts, 12014 NE 140th St., Ki,kland, WA 98034-2111

These Randolph County, Arkansa, marriages were collected by Pat Davis, PO Box 1570, Soquel, CA 95073j in her search of the family names Duff, Dunn/DUnne, Fowler and Lewis. Originallnfotmation was provided to Ms. Davis via a computer printout from the Randolph County Oerk for marriages of these family names, Ms, Davis has indicated her relatives with an ., is willing to share information, and is seeking more information.

Groom B,ide Year Book Page

Akiens, Rufus Fowler, Magg 1913 17 297 Allen, Daniel ,. Fowler, Rulh Mn 1867 82 272 Ausman I W. Fowler,H ... 1 1924 21 225 Barclift, Glen Dunn, Katherine 1944 27 265 Bigger, John lewis, Cathanne 1849 Al 145 Bishop, D. Dunn, Zula 1908 15 403 Bievins, Donald Fowler, Ruth 1965 58 4D4 Brewster, Zeno Lewis, Ruth 1945 27 610 B<idge., H. Dunn, Tennie 1900 12 303 Broadway, George Fowler,lIa 1948 33 273 Brock, Thomas Lewis, Nancy 1861 5 243 Brooks, A. Fowler, Myrtle 1923 21 17 Brown, Wirliam Dunn. Sallie 1920 19 534 Cabler, William Lewis, Meridean 1863 6 77 Caradine, w. Fowler, Grace 1933 23 609 Carroll, Herbert Fowler, Dovie 1910 16 225 Carter, George Dunn, Vestie 1949 34 478 Carter, Jame. Lewis, Tinnie 1919 19 251 Carter, John Fowler, Mary 1888 7 436 Carter, William Dunn, Nancy 1858 A1 310 Cates, Monroe Duff, Mary 1952 53 249 Childress, William Fowle(, Andrea 1980 53 36 Christian, Russell Dunn, Shirley 1950 39 376 Cobb, William lewis, Eliza 1866 62 169 Conley, Willie Lewis., May 1947 30 536 Cooley, Geo,ge Jr. Fowler, Barbara 1950 41 165 Cox,Aaron lewis, May 1918 19 2()4

Cox. W,'" Fowler, Annre 1900 12 244 Cox, William Fowler, Ro .. 1891 9 99 Coy,Geo'ge Lewis, Carrie 1914 18 71 Ctil .. ,W. Lewis, Pitart 1902 13 Hill Cuda, J. Dunn, Mae 1903 13 423 Da~s, Woodrow lewis, Frances 1935 24 428 Dey,E. Dunn, Eveline 1915 18 230 Deaton, Nathan lewis, Tommie 1912 17 112 Duff, A Crowell, AJma 1912 17 234 Duff,Md,ew Eagle, Mary 1860 Al 389 Duff, Andrew Crosson, Jane 1861 f>2. 47 Duff, Mdrew Duff,lva 1919 19 285 Duff, Elijah Eagle, Sarah 1858 Al 312 Duff, Elijah Park.,. Mary 1537 7 330 Duff, Elijah Wallace, Minnie 1935 14 414 Duff. Elizah Hicks, Martha 1697 11 152 Duff, Garland Carter. Syble 1936 25 317

Duff,lvan Cato, Paulin. 1941 26 158 Duff, J. W. Clark, Frances 1955 56 87 OuH, James· Fowter, Catherine 1878 4 313 Duff, J .... Keel, Iva 1910 16 219 Duff,John Fowler, Pearlie 1906 14 449 OuH,John White, Velma 1947 31 117 Duff,Rod Oeason, Goldie 1934 24 307 Duff, Roderick Pond, Nadaan 1943 27 14 Duff, Ryan Moelncupp. Sondele 1945 28 96 Duff, W. Jolly, Ullian 1920 19 582 Duff, W. Jones, Edna 1926 22 231

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Dunn, Po. Shaver I Birdie 1696 11 300 Dunn, Albert Hoistedlsr, Ellen 1880 5 119 Dunn, Billy WOOdruff, Mary 1944 27 305 Dunn,Buddy Myera, Celi. 1940 26 96 Dunn, Ce.il Credie, Nollie 1930 23 229 Dunn, Charles Ke1ohum.Ma 1907 15 123 Dunn. Clarence Ftanklin, Velma 1947 30 142 Dunn, Conrad Brown, Callie 1965 64 365 Dunn, Edward Wall ... , Mu~e 1951 44 285 Dunn, Eli Hedges, Derusha 1885 6 378 Dunn,Eugene Patterson, 8edie 1920 19 544 Dunn, Evetett DoIy, Billi. 1946 29 305 Dunn. Frank Jr. Cegl., Janl. 1956 56 267 Dunn, {2, Hanoook, Be •• 1921 20 100 Dunn, George Coop"r, Nonni. 1889 8 246 Dunn, Harold Lan., Roberta 1946 28 501 Dunn, Harry Bellsh, Donna 1967 59 87 Dunn, Henry Johnson, Lunekla 1874 D3 25 Dunn, J. Hester, Evenne 1885 6 344 Dunn, J, Wilkerson, Minnie 1899 12 57 Dunn, J. P.ttyjohn, Mns 1911 16 482 Dunn,J. Day, Evelin. 1919 19 408 Dunn, Jak. Had.y, Rit. 1931 23 308 Dunn, James Sly, T.nn ..... 1875 4 20 Ounn. James Gessfngef. Barbara 1910 16 403 Dunn, Johnnie Foster, Bonnie 1950 38 42 Dunn, Jon Cole, Barbara 1959 57 15 Dunn, Lawrence Pow.ll, Rachel 1876 4 77 Dunn, Marion Bell, Nor. 1953 54 28 Dunn, Michael Murray, Kimberly 1988 65 629 Dunn, N. Fowler, Kate'" 1899 12 57 Dunn, Orval Pow.II, Lola 1939 25 415 Dunn, Orvel Browning, Nola 1953 54 276 Dunn,Roy Pearson. Edwina 1953 55 129 Dunn, Rudolph Compton, Marion 1946 29 160 Dunn, Rufus Sloan, Ellen 1885 6 413 Dunn, Shaver Lewallen! Betty 1987 65 204 Dunn, Sular L.vel, Mary 1916 18 456 Dunn, Thomas Louis, Ada 1883 6 164 Dunn, W. F1.tch. r, Dollie 1891 9 128 Dunn, William Hufstedler, Sarah 1891 9 128 Dunn, Vvllliam Canlay, Bonni. 1951 42 419 Dunn, William Mayberry, Shirley 1952 51 91 Dunn, Willis Dolan, Lena 1949 35 543 Dunne, Bill Sparks, AQnet 1946 32 358 Dunne, Richard Jr. Whittet, Elaln. 1950 39 274 Eastin, ONen Fowl.r, Mary 1926 22 143 England, H.rshel L.wis, Opal 1928 22 471 Ennis, Herbert Fow!e r, uJra 1916 18 433 Evans,C. Fowler, Bessie 1913 17 390 Eveland, Solomon Fowler, Judy 1965 59 40 Ferrell, Dennis Lewis, Josephine 1946 28 354 Ford,James lewiS, Mary 1875 B3 66 Foster, S, lewisl Violet 1912 17 170 Fowl.r, Albert Vvllaen, Shlrl.y 1952 51 554 Fowler, C, Grinstead, Ada 1896 11 56 Fowler, C. Crowe!I, Virginia 1895 11 305 Fowler,C. Jolly, Martha 1921 20 299 Fowler, Carl Fowler, Jewel 1988 65 457 Fowler, Charle. Rap.rt, Atabell 1871 C2 483 Fowler, Charles Blagg, Dorothy 1949 37 232 Fowl.r, Charle. Shell, Mary 1950 37 320 Fowler, Charles Schraulh, Jean 1951 46 501 Fowler, Charles Slokley, Betty 1952 50 395 Fowler, Charles Burgett, Harveni 1973 60 633 Fowler, Charles Moshef, Bobbie 1975 61 322

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Fowler, Cheaier Brower, Charlene 1942 26 475 Fowler, Oems Partney, Viola 1950 39 202 Fowler, Daniel Redwine, Mary* 1881 5 31a Fowler, David Jr. Edgington, Oneta 1947 30 14 Fowler, Donald Walsh,Mary 1952 47 128 Fowler, Donald RamseY,loretta 1967 59 236 FOwlOf, E, Venerable, Martha 1_ 10 196 Fowler, Bvin Galleger, Mary 1896 10 408 Fowler,G, Wells,Grace 1920 20 81 Fowlerj Gerald Gray, Helan 1_ 32 266 Fowler, Henry Larkins, Mary 1891 9 145 FOwler, Horace Mack, Bla 1920 20 74 FowlerjJ, Thomas, Marietta 1882 6 20 Fowler,J. Harpole, Cora 1909 16 37 Fowler,J. Edwards, Birdie 1913 17 290 Fowler, John Massey, Artemissey 1886 7 381 Fowler, John Quinlan, Betty 1952 49 322 Fowler, L Hoys. Katie 1894 10 115 Fowler, L Mor.r, Maggie 1921 20 192 Fowler, L Salmon. Josie 1945 27 398 Fowler, Mattin Ramsey, Gladys 1921 20 271 Fowler, Michael MannI Suzanne 1991 88 570 Fowler, Norman Lane, Margaret 1948 33 613 Fowler, Robert Mack, Arlna 1915 18 281 Fowler, Robert Walker, Ada 1942 26 356 Fowler, Sharron II Steffan, Joann 1953 54 609 Fowler, Sherman Duff, Esta 1921 20 281 Fowler, T. Berry, Galenia 1956 A2 215 Fowler, T. Pringle, Sarah 1005 14 469 Fowler, Thomas Benton, Mary 1879 5 59 Fowler, Thomas Brown, Jane 1004 14 85 Fowler, Vernon Rule, Dorothy 1950 39 260 Fowler, W. Mosley, Zylpha 1891 9 172 Fowler, W. Hatley, Sarah' 1894 10 121 Fowler, w. Hicks, T, 1909 15 45 Fowler, W. Nelson, Carrie 1910 16 281 Fowler, Will Schraeder, Annie 1913 17 333 Fowler, William Johns1on, Em~ine" 1843 Cl 49 Fowler, William Knowlton, Sarah'" 1867 C2 254 Fowler, William Cox, Mary" 1891 9 189 Fowler, William Redwine, Martha" 1987 85 405 Fraley, John lewis, Effie 1914 17 540 Friar, E. Dunn, Minnie 1898 12 126 Funkhouser, Edgar Lewis, Dorothy 1947 30 410 Gala)"Oifford Lewis, Lily 1938 25 234 Gates, J. Fowler, Myrtle 1913 17 329 Gillam, John lewis, Harriett 1854 Al 218 Gooch, Harrison Lewis, Bertha 1914 17 515 Gould, Herman DuH, Mabel 1941 26 243 Graddy, Richard Fowlor, Mary 1943 28 632 Guntharp. Warren Fowler,lle 1961 57 519 Hall, John Fowler, Winnie 1882 5 378 Hamilton, Charles Fowler. Winnie 1884 6 303 Hart, Clayton Duff, Nadine 1933 23 636 Haslip, Andrew Dunn,Celia 1888 8 23 Hawkins, James lewis, Susan 1876 4 112 Hedge, William Dunn, Eliza 1886 6 440 Henley, Michael Fowler, Valerie 1979 62 373 Hinton, Thomas Dunn, Harriet 1854 81 203 Holder, J. lewis, Grace 1909 16 100 Holder, Walter Lewis, Dona 1920 19 588 Holloway, Alfred !Awis, Beulah 1928 22 173 Holstein, WIlliam Duff,BeIly 1949 35 135 Hufstedler, Jacob Dunn, Sarah 1857 81 285 Jackson,Rayrnon Fowler, Stella 1924 21 237 Johnson, Billie Dunn,Setty 1950 41 408

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Johnson, Carl Dunn, Norma 1950 38 82 Johnson, Joseph Fowler, Minnie 1891 9 67 Jolly, Loren Fowler, Celeste 1938 25 373 Jones, Billy Fowler, Dcrolhy 1950 42 5 Keiffer, Henry Fowler, Birdie 1922 20 426 Kerley,J. Fowler. Lou Emma 1891l 11 378 Leathrarn. Ftichatd Dunn,Catoline 1857 61 296 Legale, Robert lewis, Birdie 1896 11 73 Lemastere, Benjarni Duff, Nancy 1654 AI 203 Le .... r,J. Duffj Malissa 1921 20 183 Lester, Virel Duff,lnelda 1939 25 389 Lewis, Alfred Kibler, Ad. 1906 15 73 Lewis, Archie Lewis, Alice 1950 41 352 Lewis, Auther Poe, Minnie 1901 13 113 Lewis, Ben Wilson, V10ey 1684 6 267 Lewis, Bufford Rogers., Joyce 1948 32 478 Lewis, C. Ketchum, Nevada 1913 17 387 Lewis, car' White, louise 1947 30 446 Lewis, Cecil A1berternst, Lucille 1946 29 555 Lewis, Charles Burton, Louisa 1845 AI 72 Lewis. Charles Cunningham, Ada 1882 5 384 Lewis, Charley Brown, Vernie 1911 17 61 Lewis, Clyde Meyer, Magdalen 1949 35 413 lewis,D. Cobb, N. 1666 C2 183 Lewis. D, Claypool, Jane 1884 6 235 Lewis, D. Stacy, Willie 1906 15 76 Lewis, O. Miller, Sarah 1907 15 201 Lewis, Dall.s Presley, Marie 1933 24 14 LeWIS, Daniel Dace, Jennie 1893 9 437 Lewl$, Dcn Reifei •• , Betty 1947 30 401 Lewis, Don Reifeiss, Betty 1947 31 526 Lewis. Don Stahl, Evelyn 1948 32 339 Lewis, Donald Fisher, VirgInia 1949 38 473 Lewis, Earr Cox,Maima 1914 17 507 Lewis, Earl Hall, Edith 1916 18 504 Lewis, Edward Jr. Dickey, Sammy 1948 33 315 lewis,Si 6oling, Grace 1914 18 76 LewiS, F. Ford, aulstine 1908 15 S38 Lewis, Frank Woodside, Peggy 1948 32 223 lewis, Gearl Crader, Ruby 1950 39 525 Lewis, George Mansker, Shabe 1858 Bl 320 Lewis, George Bateman, Mary 1892 9 287 Lewis, George Layelle, Iona 1947 31 71 Lewis, H, Pringle, Uzzie 1906 15 18 lewis, Harry Newsom, Adaline 1873 A2 506 Lewis, Harry Foster, Mary 1926 22 108 Lewis, Henry Norman, Mary 1899 12 114 Lewis, J. Pratt, Sarah 1689 8 232 lewis, J. Day, Zan. 1928 22 458 Lewis, Jacob Kelly, Martha 1652 Bl 225 Lewis, James Kirk, Eliza 1870 A2 388 Lewis. James Mcilroy, Mary 1674 OJ 32 Lewis, James HarrIs, Rhoda 1876 4 159 Lewis, James Henson, Lewella 1384 6 316 lewis,James McDaniel, Mollie 1910 16 396 Lewis, James Robinson, Nancy 1911 16 582 Lewis, James Jr_ Creahan. Oarice 1950 39 223 Lewis, Joab Cavender, Vehemia 1666 B2 184 Lewis, John Johnson, Emma 1945 27 615 Lewis,Jos.ph Hughes, Anna 1947 31 291 Lewis,uo Kidd, Dcrothy 1930 23 276 Lewis, Lester Gr.er, Edith 1918 19 182 Lewis, Marvin Daltz, elizabeth 1938 25 340 Lewis, Marvin Scott, M .... tt. 1947 31 223 Lewis, Neriah Dismang, Cynlhia 1847 Bl 101 Lewis, Oliver Glascow> Minerva 1646 Bl 120

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Lewis, Oliver Mock, Lucinda 1854 Bl 231 Lewis, Orville Holder, Alta 1946 28 231 Lewis, P. Frazier, Clara 1886 7 191 Lewis, P. Shemwell, Henrietta 1886 7 76 Lewis, P. Walker, C. 1687 7 242 Lewis, Paul Lewis, Mary 1854 Al 205 Lewis, Paul Witt, Lula 1890 9 37 Lewis, Paul Murphy, Bess 1921 20 123 Lewis, R. Stacey, L. 1891 9 212 Lewis, Ralph Glover, Wilma 1947 30 133 Lewis, Robert Malone, Jenny 1897 11 24t Lewis, Robert Moredy, Matilda 1901 13 77 Lewis, Robert Cheatham, Pauline 1950 39 5 Lewis, Thomas Pratt, Frances 1875 C3 68 Lewis, Thomas Tisdale, Emily 1876 4 134 Lewis, Thomas Flannery, Nancy 1895 10 292 Lewis, Thomas McDaniel, Ella 1906 14 572 Lewis, W. Walston, Imogene 1946 29 494 Lewis, Wendell McCauley, Esther 1946 28 219 Lewis, William Bigger, Elizabeth 1848 Al 122 Lewis, WilHam Adair, Jane 1873 D3 11 Lewis, William Poffist, Josey 1873 C3 13 Lewis, William Richardson, Eliza 1875 C3 58 Lewis, William Smith, Patsey 1948 34 151 Lindsey, Arthur Dunn, Bonnie 1913 17 427 Lindsey, Benton Lewis, Nancy 1846 Cl 91 Luter, Emil Dunn, Ella 1932 23 447 Lynch, Jesse Fowler, Rebecca 1871 B2 470 Mack, Aron Fowler, Ollie 1920 19 484 Maize, J. Lewis, Ethel 1931 23 287 Mathis, Robert Duff, Lois 1952 51 324 Matthews, Everett Lewis, Glenda 1947 31 169 McCluskey, Cecil* Fowler, Annie 1916 18 432 McGrew, R. Fowler, Nor a 1908 15 390 McGuire, T. Dunn, Bell 1949 36 598 Mcilroy, Henry Fowler, Artel 1910 16 297 Mcilroy, Lane Lewis, Amanda 1883 6 133 Meadows, Oscar Lewis, Lillie 1932 23 580 Meeks, Arthur Lewis, Annie 1912 17 68 Miller, David Lewis, Grace 1948 32 217 Mock, Abe Lewis, Tula 1929 22 631 Moore, Green Lewis, Tabitha 1871 C2 469 Moore, James Dunn,Nancy 1689 C2 368 Moore, James Fowler, Genelia 1948 31 634 Moore, Joseph* Fowler, Elizabeth 1580 5 172 Moreland, Carl Dunn, Dorothy 1950 42 149 Morris, J. Fowler, Maudie 1905 14 377 Mullins, Samuel Lewis, Sallie 1896 11 89 Myers, J. Lewis, Ora 1938 25 274 Navy, Horton Fowler, Mayme 1922 20 447 Neff, Samuel Lewis, Jean 1947 30 74 Odom,W. Lewis, Lula 1902 13 318 Parker, Johnny Duff, Ruth 1941 26 254 Parker, O. Lewis, Blanche 1910 16 263 Payne, Arvil Fowler, Nannie 1917 19 39 Payne, Silas Dunn, Minnie 1911 16 568 Pearcy, Arnold Fowler, Lois 1936 24 633 Poelin9, Charles Lewis, Shirley 1947 30 83 Polk, C. Lewis, N. 1887 7 252 Pond, L. Dunn, Parnell 1894 10 122 Powel, James Lewis, Pernesa 1873 B3 13 Powell, Dimps Lewis, Tula 1905 14 432 Powers, J. Dunn, Adriana 1870 D2 392 Presley, C. Dunn, Vernie 1919 19 241 Price, Charley Dunn, Sarah 1901 13 69 Pride, A1ferd Duff, Rozan a 1902 13 268

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Radcliff, William Dunn, Riller 1904 14 146 RapeJ1, Lehman Duff, Mary 1948 31 619 Radman, Samuel Lewis, sarah 1874 sa 43 Redwine, J. 'Ii Fowler, Amanda 1890 8 388 Redwine,J. DuH, Rosa 1899 12 142 Redwine, Thomas Fowler. Uzzie 1885 7 19 Rels, Norman Dunne, Margaret 1951 44 552 Revel, William Lewis, Rocha.1 1870 C2 390 Rhoad.s, John Lewis, Catharine 1871 C2 474 Aider, Uoyd Fowler, Malinda 1952 50 206 Rushing, Da"ell Fowl.r, Dorothy 1945 27 540 Russell, William O!.mn, Frances 1903 13 498 Se9(sves, Isaac Lewis, Mary 1845 S1 76 Sharum, George Fowler I Josie 1948 32 281 Shover, A. Fowler, Martha 1898 11 381 Shockley, Gideon Dunn, Margarel 1869 f.2 388 Shockley, Gideon Dunn, Lucinda 1875 4 63 Sl<a1.s, J. Lewis, Moille 1882 6 7 Somogyi, John Lewis, Mary 1947 30 534 So"els, A. Fowler,J, ,_ 12 54 Sparks, Junior Fowler, E!ol ... 1950 42 28 Stephens, OIHord Dunn. Dorotha 1949 37 28 Stevens, Woodrow Lewis, Ruth 1946 29 210 SlooI<, John Lewis,aida 1921 20 211 Tartls. Tony Fowler / Bizabeth 1949 34 352 Taylor. Wilee Dunn, Florence 1904 14 137 Tolbert, Allred Duff, Cormeta 1950 41 338 Tyler, Isham Fowler, Mary 1885 A2 143 Tyler, Willie Duff, Vernetl 1946 28 628 Vinson. James Fowler, B&t!y 1952 52 227 Warban, George· Fowler. Hannah 1881 62 43 Warner, J. Lewis, Fay 1922 20 454 Waugh, Roy Duff, Juanita 1950 40 137 Webb, William Dunn,Rebecca 1875 A3 53 Wella, James LowiS, Led. 1895 10 334 Williams, Austin Dunn, Martha 1861 62 26 Williams, John Fowler, Martha 1876 4 96 Williams, louis Duff, Velma 1954 55 509 Wills, Garman Lewlsj Vonda 1947 31 192 Wilson, Samuel Lewis, Adaline 1874 A3 43 Worley, Oarence Fowler) Irene 1946 28 489 Yarborough, John Lewis, Frances 1862 f.2 73

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Wilkerson, Lawcason, Cargill John S, Wilkerson, b, MO 1851, m, Elizabeth ?, May 1879; 1880 Census, Sharp Co" Evening Shade; children died; 1878 mail route to laCrosse; m, Ida Augusta Lawcason 12 Jun 1887; John was blacksmith; Ida Augusta was school teacher, John p, Cargill & Louise donated land for church in 1856, Sharp Co, Terry L Wilkerson, 1605-2125 Dr_, Cedaredge, CO 81413

Hardwick, Prior, West Seek Info on these families of Cove Creek Twp" Washington Co., beg. 187L Thomas M, Hardwick & wife Jane from IN, bur, 86 Cern.; John B, Prior (1820-1900), wITe Lucinda Davis (1835-1882) moved from MO 1871, bur. site unknown; Douglas (Dee) West moved to Winslow 1910. John C. Atterbury, 214 Burning Tree Rd., Greers Ferry. AR 72067

Hogan, Anglin, Terry, Yokum Hogans from Marion Co" AR, area 1850 to present; Anglins in Baxter Co.; Terrys and Yokums in same areas, Many records to exchange, Barbara Whisenant, 309 Champion Dr., Austin, TX 78734-5104

Haggard Need info re David Lee Haggard, b. 8 May 1856, Yellville, Marion Co" m, Mary Belle Pick·

Ins 14 Jul 1889 Peel, Marlon Co" ch, Minnie Chappelle; Joseph; Callie; Elsie May Baker; Bert; Elmer: Evert; Vernie Earl and one unknown, David s/o John Jackson Haggard and Nancy Ann Jack­son. Want to contact relatives of children. Mrs, Doris Gower, RI. 2, Box 21 B5, Farmington, MO 63640-9113

Lain, Knight. Williams William lain b, 1842 AR, w, Margaret? m, cl865 AR?; Sampson Knight d, Madison Co, (M,D,?): Walter Lee Knight, b.28 Feb 1869 Madison Co" w. Lucinda Elvira Williams, b. 8 May 1876 Madison Co., m, 18 June 1894; William Williams, Madison Co, (Ancestor signed Declara­tion of Independence?) Mel Karsten, 540 South 8th Ave .• Cornelius, OR 87113

Rawlinga, Ball. Dillard, Crouch, Vaughan, Gray, McGee, Stewert, Jackson, Crow Need info on Rawtlngs & Ban of Loudoun Co" VA; Dillard 01 Culpeper Co., VA; Crouch of Goochland and POWhatan Cos, VA.; Vaughn of Pittsylvania Co" VA; Gray & McGee of Randolph and Guilford Cos. NC; Stewart & Jackson of Perry Co" TN; Crow of Orange Co" NC, Lucile R- Johnson, 9515 BalTett Rd., Roland, AR 72135

Anderson. McCoy. Kellar/Keller, Autry, McNew Interested in info on North Central AR (Van Buren and Northern Conway Cos,) 1870-18805, Seek info on these families. Gregory Anderson Llpsmeyer. 85 Lincolnshire, Mineral Wells, WV 26150

Lindsey, Ward, Angle, Craig Looking for de­cendants of John Lindsey, George Ward, Joseph Angle and Molly Craig. Sus!!n Ward Fleming, 718 Dune St, Norfolk, VA 23503

Raines, Hulsey, Sexton, Clay, Sutton, Hom, Cantrell Need help on first five in Hempstead Co" AR 1850-1910; possible brothers of Elizabeth N, Tucker Horn (Mrs, Bythel) In Pike Co., AR 1855-1900; descendants 01 H, C, 'Will" Sexton from Bolivar, Hardeman Co,. TN c 1890 to Hempstead Co., AR, Where are all of you? Dorothy Hom Bevard, 7974 Hillsboro Ct., Pleasanton, CA 94588-3618

Colbaugh Seek info on John & Celia Taylor Colbaugh, b, c1813 TN; ch, Cella C" Henry A., Mary Jane, John J" Zacariah Taylor, Sarah E,

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Samuel Morgan and Azariah WUllam; lived TN to 1847, Madison Co., AA through 1670. Dana D. Gard, 103 North Ninth, Thermopolis, WY 82443

Posey, Rainwater, Rogers, Upton, Adams Mourning Jane Posey b. 1845 Bedford Co., TN, dlo Warren and Sarah Rainwater Posey, m. 1) 27 May 1 B60 Johnson Co., AA. Jacob H. Rogers, sio Jesse M. Aogers. Were there children? M. 2) 15 Jan 1881, Logan Co., AA, to Samuel Upton, s/o Joseph and Mary Adams Upton. What happened to Samuel and Mourning after 1881? Laurel L Posey, 12709 Dorina PI., Granada Hills, CA 91344-1418

Brown, Jones, Weaver Will exchange info on Clem Brown and 2nd wife Sarah Jones; Richard Weaver & wife Emily Jones, all of Garland Co. 1870 to 1910. Laura Strickland, P. O. Box 696, Earp, CA92242

Ott, Barker, Williams, Roach, Allen, Chastain Seek place of b. William M. Ott, Jr., b. 5 Mar 1876, Marion Co.?, slo Will, Sr. & Elizabeth Jane (Betty) Barker, both b. Clay Co., IN; death date of Sarah Isabell (Lemaster) Williams, b. July 1884, Perry Co., MO, b. Van Buren Co., AR, wlo Martin C. Williams: Joshua Roach arrived AR 1835 from Coosawatta, GA, m. Nancy Battllngourd (Cherokee Indian), need birth info of parents; parents place of b. for Nancy M. (Allen), wlo Edward H. (Ned) Chastain who was U.S. Marshall of Indian Territory out of Fori Smith, AR, ca 1893. Lynda Little, 21194 E. 102nd BA OK, Broken Arrow, OK 74014

Cates Need any Info on Isaac Cates, a pioneer trapper settler in AR 1606-7 in Clark (and what later became Saline) Co. He d. 1841 near Arkadelphia. Mrs. H. Tyndall Dickinson, 9 Broadview Ter., Lit1le Rock, AR 72207-5115

Nichols, Hamilton Alexander C. Nichols, sio Samuel Joseph and Sarah Richardson Nichols, Sharp Co., AA, m. Malissa J. Hamilton in Howell Co., MO, 1876 Sept. 14; was on Sharp Co., AA, personal property tax list through 1882. Ch.: Mary E., b. 1878; Mary R., b. 1880. Need Mallssa's parents and where family was after 1882. Mrs. Edwin W. Turner, 317 Braden SI., Jacksonville, AR 72076-4125 (501-982-5331)

DeWitt, McCall Seek info on Joseph DeWitt and Fanny McCall, believed to be from Hoxie area; dau. Ruth DeWitt raised in Odd Fellows Orphanage ca

1901-1915. Connie BJorkqulst, Box 1155, Jasp­er, Alberta, Canada TOE 1 EO.

Cozart, Carrington Ailey Cozart, b. 1805 NC, m. 1829 Orange Co., NC, Hollenberry "Holly" Carring­ton. In Jefferson Co., AR, 1860 census; Holly had prob. died. Children on census: Anna, b. 1 B36 TN, Sarah A., b. 1834 MS, William J., b. 1842 MS, Ailey D., b. 1844 MS. Lost family on 1870 census. Did any of the children marry in Jefferson Co., AA? If so, Who? and when? Mrs. Pauline Cook Miller. P. O. Box 622, Earle. AR 72331-0622 (501-792-8692)

Howard, Williams Bridges Howard, b. KY 1804, living LA 1630-40, AA 1850-60, Ouachita (now Nevada) Co., m. Melinda Williams, b. MS 1815. Who were their parents? Daughters Charlotte m. Josiah Frisby, and Mary Ann m. Elijah Frisby 1848, Union Co., AA. Mrs. James H. Stevenson, 2816 Maryland Dr., Jonesboro, AR 72401

Ballard, Gatlin Need info on John D. Ballard and James Gatlin who were in Nevada Co In the 1870s. Weldon W. Stout. 707 S. Okfuskee, Wewoka. OK 74884-3146

Houston, Lamb Mary Ann Houston, widow, d. Greene Co., AR prior to April 1868; two daus. m. John Lamb, Jr., & James Lamb of Greene Co., AA. Two sons, William A. Houston, Jr. and & David Houston lived AR bet. 1860-1880. Would like to locate these 2 sons. Susan Lamb Griffith. 1510 Belmont St., Jackson, MS 39202-1201

Harness, Treadwell. Fraley Will exch. Info on John, William, Thomas Harness and William Treadwell. in Searcy Co., AR 1850-60; also John Fraley and Margaret Fraley Treadwell In Perry Co., TN 1840. John Harness' wife, Sophia, b. 1818, NC. The Fraleys came from Rowan Co.. NC Was Sophia a Fraley? Sunny Harness, 1850 Williams SI. #206. Simi Valley. CA 93065

McAlister, Nail Aesearching ane. and descend­ants of David McAlister, d. c1842. Walnut Grove comm. near Clinton, Van Buren Co" AR, m. Dicy Nail 15 May 1822 Lawrence Co., MS Sons: John Franklin, James, Michael, William B. and Joseph; dau. unknown. J. A. McAlister, Rt. 2. Box 92, Lonoke. AR 72086

Allen, LewiS, Martin Families arrived 1850s Poinsett (now Cross) Co., AA, from TN; need to

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find Martin/Allen marriages in TN to prove connec­tion of Isabella Allen Lewis to Roderick T. Martin, b. 1840 TN. Dr. W. Cary Anderson, P. P. Box 685, Decatur, AR 72722"()685

Dent, Dunn, Brady, Buchanan Need info on Josiah Dent (1797-1679), Judge in Lawrnce Co., am descendant of Josiah and 15t wife Susan Dunn, who I believe d. before he moved to AR. A daugh­ter, Sarah Virginia Dent, m. Eli Brady in 1853. Josiah m. Elizabeth Welty Buchanan in Lawrence Co. in 1855. Margie B. Landon, 4 Leewood Dr., Humboldt, TN 38343-9501

Brown, Collier Need birth cert. for Myrtle Anna (or Annie) Brown, b. 1692 Clarksville, Johnson Co., AR. Her mother's maiden name was Irene Collier, b. 5 Aug 1872 Clarksville, Johnson Co., AR. No info on father except Brown. Mrs. Clara J. Carr, 215 Garden St., Arroyo Grande, CA 93420-3407

Morris Abernathy, Beach Dr. James A. Morris, b. AL, came to AR in 1878, Polk Co., m. 1st Amanda Abernathy; m. 2nd Nora Beach. Had brother, WiI· liam. Marilyn Markow, 6705 Kings Point West, Austin, TX 78723

Huddleston, Bryant, Whisenhunt, Ross John W. Huddleston, b. 1842 to David & Mary, m. Mary E. Bryant, Pike Co., had son BenJamine who m. Whisenhunt. Mary m. Issiac W. Ross. Where was John from Civil War to 1909? Georgia Evans, 212 N. Jones St., Nashville, AR 71852-4343

Swafford, Butts Seek info on parents & brothers family of John Lodie Swafford, b. 23·8-1666, lived Coal Hill & Hackett, AR; had brothers Ed and Frank, m. Mollie Butts 10·1888; had lour sons. Joanne Swafford, 6205 Grand Ave., Fort Smith, AR72904

Halk, Yarbrough, Waits, Barnes Mary Halk, b. 1813, GA, m. Issac R. Halk, 1847, in 1870 census Hot Spring Co., AR, w/Cassius Halk, son, and Ta· litha Yarbrough, dau. Mary Halk was a Waits and m. 1 st a Barnes. Gene Cole, 1902 S. Cleveland, Russellville, AR 72801

Eaves, Stewart, Mitchel, Lee, Damril, Green Noah Hampton Eaves and wife Levina R. Stewart Eaves were in Jefferson Co., AR 1850-80; both d. there. Other names·George Mitchel, James Lee, John Lee, Mary Damril, all of Jefferson Co. (per. haps Grant Co.), and Lucy Ann Green. Need help.

Mrs. William N. Butcher, 1105 Claywood Dr., Little Rock, AR 72207.

Berry, Taylor, Oslin, Brazeale Searching Ashley, Drew, Saline, Jefferson Co. AR, for Berry, Taylor and Oslin; Taylor and Brazeale In Jackson & Woodruff Co., AR 1850·1920. Will exchange data. Jerome Taylor Berry, RR 4, Box 419, Rolla, MO 65401-9335

Price, Owens Need burial places for Samuel M. Price and wife Mary S. (Owens). Price. Samuel d, c1890 in WhITe, Van Buren or Cleburne Co.; also need info on burial places for ch: Lucius, Rufus, George and William Price and wife' Margaret E. (Magnus) Price. William d. c1876 in one of these counties. Margaret d. cl890. Audie W. Woodard, 630 Golf Dr., Seminole, OK 78-4868

Higdon Sometime in late 1860S/earty 1870s Matil· da Higdon, went from AL to AR with dau, Sarah, and died there, Where? Had two sons in AR, Allen and Phillip. "you have info on these Higdons, please write. Mrs. Amy Walker, RR 3 Box 714, luko, MS 35852

Cook Seek maiden name of Sarah. who m. William Cook, White Co. Judge, d. In Searcy, AR, 1849 in cholera epidemic. Was she a Walker? Earlier residence (18205) in Franklin Co., TN, Sybil Crsw­ford, 10548 Stone Canyon Rd., No. 228, Dallal, TX 75230-4408

Sherwood Daniel Sherwood, b. c1817 TN, m. Elizabeth ?, c 1838. 1840 census shows they lived near Franklin. Williamson Co., TN, with one son, William T., b. cl839; had 4 more ch. b. TN: James F. b 1840, John T. b. 1842, Pleasant M. b. 1844 and Zachariah b. 1847. 1850 census in Rudell Twp., Independence Co., AR, and had son Newton b. 1849 AR. Cannot locate on 1860 census. Daniel later m. Mary Ann Daugherty at Malvem, Hot Spring Co, 18 June 1861. 1870 census in Jeffer­son. Marion Co" TX. 1880 shows Mary as head 01 household In Midway, Hot Spring Co., AR, where she d. 14 Aug 1881, bur. Midway Cam, Need to know whereabouts of Daniel Sherwood. James E. Sherwood, 801 Hyde Park, Cleburne, TX 76031-5926

Burdell Seek info on William D. Burdell b. England 1838, d. Little Rock, AR 17 Mar 1917. Wives: Sarah ?, ROXie Lena Cyphens (Syphens?). Ch: John, b.NY; William, Joseph, Mary Ellen, Elizabeth, all b.

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TN; Met, Callie Floy, b. AR. Robert R. Edwards, 200 Lakerldge Dr., Russellville, AR 72801

Taylor, Alien, Jaco, Henderson, Dawthard 1860 Census, Mountain Twp., Searcy Co., D. Carroll Taylor, 28, b. TN; Louise Elizabeth Allen, 26, b. TN; Tennessee,s, b. TN, m. Benjamin Franklin Hender­son; Wm., 3, b. TN. m. Sarah E. Jaco; Hezikiah, 6/12 b. AR, m. Mary Jane Dawthard. Need parents, siblings of Louise(a). Frank Jasper Henderson, 7395 Spring Dr., Roanoke, TX 76262

Chavis, Cason Jerusha S. Chavis, b. Nov 1824 MS, m. William L. Cason 13 July 1848, Jefferson Co., MS. Is living wlson Albert Gallatin Cason In Ashley Co., AR 1800 & 1900. Who were her par­ents and where was she prior to 186O? Lorna S. Campbell, 123 Louise St., North Little Rock, AR 72tl8-2851

May Have done much research on all May families in the Southern States. Will be happy to share findings with anyone researching these lines in exchange for Information on their May lines. Imogene M. Boswell, 2000 Spring Run Dr., Carrollton, TX 75008-4747

Thompson, Ballard, Dossett/Dorset Sanders Thompson, b. c1787 NC, lived Hopkins, Christian & Muhlenberg Cos. KY, served in War of 1812, dis­charged In Norfolk, VA; lived White Co., AR in 1850. A year later was In Ozark Co., MO, where he d. March 1, 1876. Several children married Ballards in Hopkins Co., KY, in 1849. His wife, Isabella Dos­sett, prob.dau. of Thomas Dossett/Dorset (Rev. War vet.) Marjorie E. Garr, 1505 Mistletoe, Mountain Home, AR 72653-4828

Ott, Owens John Ott lived Marion Co., 1857-1863, wife Sarah (Owens) Ott until 1885. Seek any info on this family and their children. Don Ott, RI. 1, Box 1270, Lakeview, AR 72842

Bailey, Smith John Clark Bailey, b. cl844 TN?, m. Barbie Smith. Were in Van Buren/Cleburne Co. by 1860, d. Faulkner Co. Who were their parents? Barbie's father may have been Alex. WOUld like to exchange info with anyone researching these lines. Fern Poe Davidson, 4436 Purnell Dr., North Little Rock, AR 72116

Newman, Husky Need the name of father of Robert Washington Newman, m. Ann Husky, Jamestown (Independence Co.) AR 1874. Harrell

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Gene Newman, 11733 Southridge Dr., Little Rock, AR 72212-1735

Bryant, Simmons, Lusty Need info on Moses Bryant, b. c1820 SC, m. 2nd? Mary Anne ?, b. cl845 AL; Ch. Alexander, b. 1850 AR, Aaron, Martha (Lusty), Mary "Eliza" (Simmons), John, Terrell, Mary, George, b. 1865-79 Grant Co., AR. Mary Anne, Aaron, Terrell and Martha buried Faulkner CO. AR. Nelda J. Rawson, 1229 SE 23rd Tar., Oklahoma City, OK 73129

Ross, Wallace Need info on parents/siblings of Wm. Ross, b. 1000 GA. and Pensy Wallace, b. 1005 GA, m. Wilkinson Co., GA 3 Feb 1825. 1860/70 census Bradley Co., AR; 1800 census Uncoln Co., AR. Known ch.: James, Nancy, Isaac H. B., Wm. R., John 0., George, Jessee Willis. Desire to correspond wtth descendants. Wanda Poteet Haggard, 1409 Sherry Ln., Shawnee, OK 74801-5421

Walker, James, Turrentine, Brookshire, Stayton, Landers Joseph Swift Walker m. Elvira Turrentine cl8405, Sevier Co., AR. Need children and Walker ancestors. Three sons of Alexander and Elizabeth Brookshire James m. three daus of John A. and Susanna Landers Stayton in 1840s, Phillips Co., AR. Need James, Stayton/Staton descendants and ancestors. Keith E. James, 14222 Kimberley, No. 445, Houston, TX 77079-4818

Lawhon, Lemmons, England, Caraway Seek info on Axum LaWhon, b. NC cl775, m. 1st Mary Lemmons, m. 2nd Mary England in TN, located Butler Co., MO, 1850, moved 10 Izard Co., AR cl855-1860? Need info on Richard Caraway, b. 1821 NC, d. 1864 Lafferty, AR. Terry M. HendriCk­son, 2136 Tecumseh, CarrolHon, TX 75006-3144

Gilbreath, Allen, Morton, Ward, Kirby. Nealy, Gray James Gilbreath rn. Jane Walker 1797, Mecklenburg Co., NC, in Lawrence Co. 1820, Crawford Co. 1830, Franklin Co. 1840. Zachariah Allen and Alex P. Morton 1860 Lafayette Co. James and Phillip Ward, b. Eng., 1800 Arkansas Co. Richard Kirby 1850 Johnson Co.; Thomas Nealy, 1860 Phillips Co.; Hiram Vardeman Gray, 1860 Independence Co. Will exchange. Tressie Wilkinson Nealy. 509 SE 70th, Oklahoma City. OK 73149-2601

Ford, Reed, Hawkins Need info on Ferdinand Ford, b. c1870 VA, wife Sarah (Reed); both in

Crawford Co., AR 1850. Luke Ford, b. c1810 VA, wHe Melissa (Hawkins) In Franklin Co., AR 1860. Ferdinand and Luke sons of Boaz Ford, b. Buck­Ingham Co., VA. These Ford in Smith Co., TN, 1840. Peggy J. Wilson, 1411 E. McLeod, Sapul­pa, OK 74066-3761

Borlund Would like to corresp. w/anyone with knowledge of Frank L. Borlund and DeLess & Meadle Borlu~, lived Hot Springs, AR In 1930s. Frank L. last appeared In HOI Springs City Directory In 1935; DeLoss & Meadie lasl appeared In Ihe 1942 directory. William E. Green, P. O. Box 22464, Little Rock, AR 72221·2464

Tate, Bowerman Seek Independence Co. Info -who was wHe of William C. Tate, d. near Cushman bet. 1840-50. Traditionally she was first m. to David Bowerman and was widow when she married Tate. Wanda L. Clark, 1304 E. Miami, McAlester, OK 74501·6746

Avant, Fite Need Info on family of Thomas Avant and Judiah Flte. They left TN 1830s, first to Dallas Co., AR, then to Montgomery Co., AR. Ch.: Abner, John W., Isabella m. Theorlck Lanaer, Mary Jane, Moses Marshall, Nancy. Sharon Minton Phipps, 315 Barkley, Hot Springs, AR 71901·7527

Cameron Would like to exchange info. on John Cameron, b. 1608 per research, m. 1829 to Eliza­beth, b. 1810, came to Saline Co., AR, from Giles Co., TN 1850. L. C. Keathley, 24 Rose Dr., Con. way, AR 72032

Faulkner Co., AR Looking for info on any family from Harve Twp., communities of Holiand, Oak­land, Acklin Gap and Happy Holiow - those that came and stayed or Just passed through. Charles 0, Parsons, 784 Hwy. 287, Vilonia, AR 72173

SI. Clair, Sinclair, Richland Valley, Blanco 1860s -1870s. Marion S. Burnes, P. 0,. Box 315, Yellville, AR 72687

Keeton, Keeling, Patterson In Turnbo's Tales of the Ozarks "among the hornets and yellowjackets," It Is stated thaI Tom Patterson had a son-In-law named Tom Keelon. I can find no ofher record of Keeton. Which of Patterson's daughters was his wHe? Where did he go? Could his name have been Keeling? Jimmie W. Dewberry, HC 65, Box 108, Ozone, AR 72854

Cavaness, Brown, Lemery Ida Dianne Brown Cavaness was in Marlon Co., AR cl903-1917. dau. of Alfred Samuel Brown and Martha Jane Lemery who were m. 6 Aug. 1868, Lincoln Co., MO. Martha d. 1872. Where is she buried? Where did she come from to Lincoln Co.? Helen Tumey McMlndes, 626 West South Ave., Harrison, AR 72601·5043

Owen(s), Rice, Eddleman, Lavender John Owen(s), b. 09/05/1852 Chattanooga, TN. Parents Thomas Owen, b. c1821 TN & Nancy Rice, b. c1819 VA. John m. 1st Jane Eddleman, m. 2nd Mary Lavender Brown. Would like to contact any of their descendants. Wilma V. Ranger, 9705 Berkshire Loop SE, Olympia, WA 98513-4859

Cook, Grigsby Franklin Cook, b. c1803 GA, lived 1824-38 AL, then MS before moving to TX 1841, m. 2nd Pianna Grigsby. Large number of Cook fa· milies left AL late 1830s settling in AR, LA & TX. Need Info on this Cook - parents, siblings, 1 st wife. Janet Cook, 521 Missionary Ridge, DeSoto, TX 75115-5233

Webb Isaac Nelson Webb, res. Pulaski Co. 1850 w/wlle Susannah, sons Alan. Eligah, William; 2nd m. Children are Catherine Thalber Webb and Issac Nelson Webb Jr. Seek inlo on second family. Isaac Nelson Webb and 1st wife Susannah bur. unmarked grave In Little Rock. Mrs. Carolyn Cunningham, 3945 Blanton Rd., Mill Spring, NC 28756

Gibbs, Cochran, Barnett, Smith Seek connection bet. John W. Gibbs family & Cochran, Barnett and Smith families. In 1900 Clay Co., Oak Brook Twp. census in household of John W. Gibbs, his son Jesse Green, dau. Ruth F., Mary Cochran, foster mother age 73, half sister Doria J. Barnett, and adopted son Alax Smijh, age 8, who is not shown in other records. Jessica Trivette, c/o Mary Trivatte, 303 E. Chestnut, Shelbina, MO 63468

Logan, Duke Seek Info on James "Gil" Logan family, b. KY May 1868; In Scott Co., AR 1900; in Johnson Co., AR 1910; what was his connection to Della Duke family, Scott Co., AR 1900? Did he leave Johnson Co.? Dennis Duke, At. 1, Box 921, Checotah, OK 74426-9762

Ary, Jackson Seek info on Nancy Adeline Ary, b. 1856, AL, m. Calvin E. Jackson 1874, Carroll Co., AR. Need info on her parants; had two bro. Billy

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and ? in Grandview, AR, area, m. four times: Jackson, South, Whisler, Savage. Death date? Audrey Alderson Berchdorf, P. O. BOl( 145, Bangor, CA 95914-0145

Michael What was relationship bet. Ephrim Michael, b. OH cl829, and Chanes Michael, b. cl 833 TN? Charles father David Michael, b. NC and mother Catherine? b. NC. Ephrlm's widow, Cassie, lived next door to Charles In 1880 Oay Co., AR census. Bet1y Nussle, 15445 Cobliit St. #217, Sylmar, CA 91342·2753

Stanfield Seek parents of James P. Stanfield, age 36 1850 census White River Twp., Independence Co.; wife Rachel (30), ch.: Martha (13), Markus L (11), Amanda E. (1), Tennessee (7), Martha A. Stanfield (24) also in household at census. Virgi. nia Varley, 10015 Glenn, Bakersfield. CA 93312

High. Carurell, Frohlich Need Info on WIlliam T. High, Addison Cantrell, Christopher N. Cantrell and Max Frohlich, all of Lonoke Co, bet. 1834 and 1945. Carolyn D. Shean, 403 Wovenwood, Orinda, CA 94563·2705

Waits. Halk, Grant Need inlo on these families anywhere in Arkansas. Wally Waits, 4204 Roben· son Blvd., Muskogee, OK 74401·2319

Hunt Need Info on parents & siblings of James David Hunt, b. 15 Nov 1851, AR, d. 28 Oct. 1906, Yell Co., AR. Is anyone else working on this line? LaMoyne Stroud, 612 W. Marlin, Jacksonville, AR72076

Looman, Heden, Norton, Ross, Byrum, Hind· man Researching Gilbert Looman, John T. and Charity (Heden) (Looman) Norton, and ch. John and Catharine (Ross) Byrum and ch. All in Craw· ford Co. 1850; ch. In Sebastian Co. 1860·70-80. Also Alexander and Wm. F. Hindman, Sebastian Co. 1890. Will exchange. Bettye J. Poteete, 303 N. Cherokee, Tahlequah, OK 74464-2644

Simmons Elizabeth C. Simmons m. A. G. Holden, July 17, 1837, Maury Co .. TN. Need info on her parents, date of birth in VA, date of death and burial place: her dau. Mary Celeste, b. 1213/43, d. Little Rock 10/33. Roben A. Campbell, Jr., 4 Caylor Ln., little Rock, AR 72209

Wright, McCall, Bishop Need info on Thomas Wright, b. 30 Mar 1807, where?, m. Mary McOen-

don Hunter 1 Jul 1828, SeVier Co.; James M. McCall, b. 1/1/1839. m. Sarah Dudy Wright 2 Apr.

.1864 UtIle River/Sevier Co., AR. Katherine Bishop b. 22 May 1817, where?, m. Tillman Pallerson, Sevier/UtIle River Co .. AR. Juanita Bitton, P. O. BOl( 115, Swan Valley, 10 83449-0115

McDaniel Would like to hear from anyone with Info on Amanda McDaniel of Perry Co. Patricia Ott, 2308 Manchester Ave., Stockton, CA 95204

Farrow Mlson Farrow, 39, b. TN, wife Elizabeth, 35, b.NC, liVing In St Frances Co., AR, 1860. Ch.: William, Mary J., Francis M., Martha, Richard, Virginia & Elizabeth, b. MS, Patrick R., b. AR. Who were Mison's parents? Elizabeth's malden name? Adlson burled? Will exchange. Louise Yielding, Rt. I, BOl( 289, Ward, AR 72176-9522

Rushing, Mason, Ragsdale, Maddux Seek Info on John S. Rushing, b. 1850 Pope Co., AR. Par· ents: Dennis Rushing, b. 1825 Stewart Co. ,TN & Nancy H. Mason, b. 1828. Raised by maternal grandparents Phillip & Nancy (Ragsdale) Mason. John S. Rushing possibie merchant In Russellville, AR 1870s-80s. Did John S. die Garretts Bluff Ind. Ter. 18921 Where is GarreltS Bluff? Father Dennis Rushing's 2nd wHe thought to be Pernella P. Maddux, rn. 1858, Cumberland City, Stewart Co., TN. Vangee (Rushing) Brigham, 10909 Legends Ln., Austin, TIC 78747

Childers, Powell Seek parents of Lucinda Child· ers, b. 5 Jan 1837 MO, m. Robert B. Powell 7 Oct 1859, Springfield, Conway Co .. AR. Had bro. Richard C. Childers and sister Martha Childers Underwood. M. 2nd John Landers 1902, res. Driggs, Logan Co., AR until c1910; moved to Okmulgee Co., OK. Will share Info. Mrs. Irene Cooter, 817 W. 9th St., Port Angeles, WA 98362-5723

Daniels Seek parents & info on George W. Daniels, b. 1868 MO. m. Mary J. Houk Sept 1888 In Ft. Smith, AR; grocer & sheriff In Bonanza AR cl900; no record of death In 1923 in Jenny Lind, AR, has been found. Mary Blair, 791 Fremont St., Santa Clara, CA 9~050·4841

Barton, Powell Need Info on anc. of Hannah L Barton, b. May 6, 1867, TN, d. Dae 15, 1902, Lick Mtn Twp., Conway Co., AR. m. John Calvin Powell Oec 13, 1885; need burial site and Info on brothers

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& sisters. Gerald K. Powell, 5649 S. 84 EAve., Tulsa, OK 74145

Hea1h Mary Thomas Heath, b. OH 1854, orphaned at birth. Paren1s Thomas & Mary; Thomas d. in military service 1854; Mary Thomas on 1870 Cross Co., AR in household of W. H. Robins. Domestic? How/When/Why did Mary Thomas arrive Cross Co.? Joan Vickers, 110 Pine Meadows Loop, Hot Springs, AR 7.1901

Ward, Lindsey, Angle, Crelg Seak desc. of George Ward who lelt TIC for AR cI880; had bro. Jim in Danville, AR. George m. Margaret Undsey from Angeling Co., TK Susan Ward Fleming, 718 Dune St., Norfolk, VA 23503

French, Finley Seek parents of George French, b. 1812 TN, m. Lynea Finley Izard Co., AR, cl835. Moved to CA 1860. Was he son of William French on 1816 AR tax list? Linda Howard, 3414 SE Un­coin, Portland, OR 97214

Morris, Fanchier Need info on William C. Morris, b. 1810, Overton Co., TN, d. 1871 Johnson Co., AR; m. 2nd Asenlth Fancher In Carroll Co., AR. Ch. from 1st marriage: James S., Green J., Delila, Pleasant, Learnen and Louisa, all b. 1826-1840 TN. Assistance appreciated. Mary Denney, 11205 W, Center, Lakewood, CO 80226-2512

Davis, McCOOl Seek info on Miles Davis, b, c1857 Pike Co., AR, and bro James "Bud" Davis, b. cl862? also in Pike Co. Bud may have lived in Clark/Garland Co. areas of AR. Uke to corresp. with descendants. Also seek info on Lora Davis b. cl 889?, m. Harvey McCool and lived in Malvern or Uttle Rock. Lora separated from Harvey by 1930s, lived Pike Co. with father Bill and her ch.: Reed, Juanita, Elmo and Sarah. Teresa HarriS, 943 Ouachita No. 47, Camden, AR 71701-4251

Cunningham, TIpton Need info on Frank Cun­ningham & Polly Ann? 2 known sons (I)George Washington, b. 1872 AL, m. 1 st Martha Elizabeth Tipton, b. 1878, Searcy Co., AR. They had 4 ch b. Carroll Co., AR, (2) John m. Maudy Isabel Tipton, sis. to Martha Eliz. Were there other children? Who were parents & siblings of Frank & Polly Ann? Kay Croce, P. O. Box 208, Seminole, OK 74816-0208

Hoggard, Swaim Would like info on fam. of Lacy J. Hoggard, b. 1818 NC, was 2nd wffe of Moses Duane Swaim (1860 census Weakley Co., TN) to

Lonoke/Prairie Co., AR soon thereafter; found in 1900 census, Lonoke Co., w/dau. Georgiana Reed. Robert C. Cox, Jr., 5708 Greenhurst Dr., North Little Rock, AR 72116-6309

Cameron, Smith Need parents of Flora Josephine Cameron, b. MS 1851, m. James H. Smith, Shelby Co., AL, d. 1897, Cleveland Co., AR Mrs. Juanita Smith Warringer, P. O. Box 365, Milburn, OK 73450-0365

Wilburn, Welborn, Dunn, Roberson James Wilburn, b. cl805 NC, m. cl833 Madison Co., AR, 10 Sarah Dunn. Need proof. M. 2nd 26 Jan 1854 Franklin Co., AR, 10 RUlhy Roberson. When and where did James die? Sebaslian Co., AR? Collect­ing info on all Wilburn, Welborn, etc. Rita Wilburn Ackerman, 4055 E. Hartford Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85032-2220

Sansoucie Seek descendants of Sansoucie fa· milles In Lawrence Co., AR, in 1920. Barbara A. Geisert, P. O. Box 71343, Marietta, GA 30007-1343

Harper, Fay, Gray Need parents of James Frank­lin Harper, b. 3 Dec 1854 SC, m. Ladora Alice Fay and Maggie Mae Gray in AR. William A. Harper, 640 Cliffview Dr., Quitman, AR 72131

Cash, House Wish to correspond with persons interested in families of Martin Cash, d. 15 Sept 1886 Saline Co.-Traskwood area, and Benjamin House, d. 19 Dec 1844 Clark Co., near Hollywood. My lines are from sons of these men. George W. Cash and Benjamin House, Jr. Faye J. Sivley, 1801 Cherry St., Grand Prairie, TX 75050

Amrhein, Balch, Germann, Richter, Robinson WUhelm Amrhein immigrated 10 Little Rock 1860s with wile Magdalene; sister-In-law Pauline. Had sons Andy, Gus. Andy m. Fannie Balch, Wilhelm m. 2nd Emelle Schmidt, wid. Emelie'S dau. Bertha (Bettie) m. Hardy Robinson's gr-son Peyton Robin­son. Benie m. 2nd Jacob Germann. Bettie'S sister, Mary, m. Julius Richter. Will exchange. George Bleimes, 2719 Maplewood Dr., Columbus, OH 43231-4856

Tyler Need info on Levi & Nellie Tyler, from IN, Dade City, MO, homestead in Searcy Co., ended up north of Russellville. Ch.: Sarah Reeves and Claud Tyler. What was Nellie's maiden name & Levi's background. Any pertinent info helpful.

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Robert F. Reeves, 17609 Weld County Rd. 14, Ft. Lupton, CO 80621

Harris, Segraves Need info on John B, Harris fam, from McMinn Co" TN. Son James m. Minerva Jane Segraves in Randolph Co" AR 1875. Did John and wife Jane ever live in Randolph Co.? They d. Barry Co, MO, ear1y 1900s; may have been In Boone Co" AR 1880s, Helen Harris Black, R1. 1, Box 327, Oesge City, KS 66523

Davis, Trammell, McDonald, Taylor, Hollis, Henderson, Capps, McCaskill, Adams, Kinney, O'Neal, Raley, Neely, Schooly, Wherry, Work­man 1820 Hot Spring and Clark Co" AR; 1860 Dallas Co., AR. Mrs. Bill F. Trammell, 11472 W. Whispering Cliffs, Pocatello, 10 83202-5217

Gwin, Smith Would like complete list of burials Solgohachia Friendship Cern., Conway Co, Have list of unmarked and mar1ked graves for William Perrlon Gwln/Mornlng Catherine (Smith) Gwln family, including some of Bearden, Cook and Broadaway relatives. Arrived ear1y 1870s from SC. Daniel M. Gwln, P. O. Box 3924, Salt Lake City, UT 84110-3924

Hill Searcy Co., AR, 1900 census Nancy Hill, 65, Is SIL In household of Nathaniel M. Henry. Believe she was wife of George W. Hill, 1860 Searcy Co. What was her maiden name? When did she marry George W, HIli? What Co. in TN was her birth· place? Joseph M. Hill 2313 Lakeshore Dr., Cle­burne, TX 76021-8902

DoshlDosch, Swofford Need Info on these fa· milies around SI. Joe and Marlon Co, Sally Crebs, 4928 Glover PI., Alta Lorna, CA 91737

PearcelPlerce Need parents of John Pearce/Pierce, b, 1825-6, Hardin Co., TN, m. Ange· line Dean 1854 Searcy Co. Prob. related to James G" b, 1819 KY; Gideon H" b. 1828 TN. William H. and Daniel Pearce, b. 1788 VA, d, 1860 Searcy Co, who first appear In Searcy Co, cl850. Betty A. Brady, 1017 Oriole Clr., Barefoot Bay, FL 32976

Tollett Hempstead Co., AR, 1819·1850: David Tollett's 1 st wife Parks, Ch. Cornelius, Anna, WII· lIam, Rebecca; 2nd wife Juliet Brown, Ch. James, Ellen, Elijah, Mary, Eliza, Witter, Mayberry, Sarah, Augustus, Agnis. Info on most, would like more. Old home place five miles south of Minerai Springs,

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AR. Winfred H. Tollett, 101 South 7th St., Nash­ville, AR 71852.

WalTen, Turner, Kennamer William Luther War· ren, b. 1855 Humphreys Co., TN, 5/0 Joseph & Adeline, d. 1935, Conway Co., AR, m. 1 st Eliza Turner, Conway Co., Ch. Marion, J, W., Chesley, Marshall & Leola; m. 2nd Ollie Gamble Kennamer. Need Info on Joseph Warren. Garry W. WalTen, 832 Olde Mill Trace, Cottondale, AL 35453

Potts Would like info on Dr. James Robert Potts, practiced In Newton Co. late 1900s, Boone Co, early 19051910, Mrs. Virgil Potts, Rt. 2, Box 253, Clinton, AR 72031

Reid Would like to hear from relatives of Adam Henry Reid, b, GA 24 Feb 1844, m, Lydia Perrin 23 Dec 1866, b. 6 Nov. 1847 Hempstead Co" AR, Both buried Liberty Cem., New Hope, Pike Co., AR. Mrs. Norman Barnett, P. O. Box 96, Smiley. TX 78159-0096

Smith, Harria, Tichenor, Sanford Were Amos Smith, Rosa Harris, parents of George Washington Smith, b. 1870 IL? George m, 1889 Lulu Tichenor. Lived MO, OR, AR, He d. 1946 Hot Spring Co., AR, Need parents, siblings of Joseph Tichenor, b. KY, m. Martha Sanford 1869, Stoddard Co., MO, Both died 1878, AR? Pamela Haymes Graham, 406 Greencove, Houston, TX 77024-5734

Evans Researching Green 0, Evans, b, 1846, Prairie Twp .. AR, d. 1881. Parents may have been William C. EVins/Evans and Polly, m. widow Martha Wood Joslin 3 Sept. 1871, Carroll Co., AR, Need name of first wHe. She had one son, William Albert, b. 6 Mar. 1870, Berryville, Carroll Co., AR. Ruth M. Ward, 141 SW Pecan Dr., McQueeny, TX 78123

Graves, Wofford, Denson, Miller, Hardy Need info on William Graves, b. 1821, m, Mary E. Denson 21 Feb 1850, Pulaski Co., AR, Who were their children, where did they die? Need Info on Wofford family, Arkansas Co., AR 1880s, Old they have Miller, Graves, Hardy, Denson connections? Paula Carmack Denson, 62 Sunny Ln., Ponca City, OK 74601

Scott, Wilson, Pile, Fitzgerald Wish to corresp. wlresearchers of these surnames in Union, Ouachi· ta, Sevier & Hempstead Cos" AR, and Scott in MO. Irene Varan, 4129 Granada Dr., Georgetown, TX 78628-1617

Earl/Earle, Braswell, Woodell, Crossland Wish to exchange info re James A. Earl/Earle, b. 1856, AR, m. Savannah Jane Braswell, b. 1856, AR. Issue: Mary Elizabeth m. William C. Woodell; Fletcher Lee m. Mary E. Crossland; Rosie P., caroline, Georgia, Jennie B., Pearl. Resided Ouachita Co. 1660·1900. Michael S. Puckett, 7113 catamaran Dr., Citrus Heights, CA 95621-3404

Harp, Tombllnson Who were parents of William Harp who m. Anthena Tombllnson in 1848. John­son Co., AR? He was b. 23 Apr 1826 In Warren or White Co., TN, d 23 May 1916 in lone, Logan Co., AR. Johnnie Cowart, 179 Marna Dr" Vacaville, CA 94687-0291

ScOIl, lay, Weaver, Steen Need Info on Samuel S, Scott's parents. He was b. cl821, TN, Wayne Co.?, m. Nancy lay 1841, TN, moved to AR cl845· 47, James Weaver, b. 1854, AR, m. Nancy Steen, b. 1867, MS, m, 1882 AR, separated 1883 Billie Ragsdale Benedict, 801 W. Ward Space 16, Ridgecreat, CA 93555

Carter, Montgomery Need info: James FUlmore Carter, b. 1856, TN. d, 1939 Grayson Co., TX, wife Aurellia Beauregard Montgomery, b, 1860 MS, lived Yell Co., AR 1880-1911. Dr. John M. Montgomery, Sr, b. 1823 Giles Co .. TN, d. 1896 Yell Co., AR. James Madison Carter, b. cl832 TN. Mary Smiley, 4036 Dugan Ln., Weatherford, TX 76086

Robertson, Grissom Who were parents of Franc­es Robertson? She m. Randle (Randy) Grissom, White Co., AR 8 Sept 1883; Ch.: Elizabeth D., Barbara Ella, Margaret Annie & Lilly A. Betty Grisham, RI. I, Box 404, Bedias, TX n831

McNealy Need Info on Edgar Lancaster McNealey, b. 1880, Jackson Co., father Wm. McNealy, b. 1823, GA, m. Ruth G. Haines, Coweta Co., GA 1903. Wore hook one arm. Went to AR c1910. Remarried widow with children. Lost track In AR. Call collect with info. Charles Daniel McNealy, Jr., 5308 Main St., Springfield, OR 97478 503-744-1822

Yokum Need info about Solomon Yokum, listed Territorial Papers of the United States "Territory of Arkansas" as original selllier. Claimant was William Moore, certificate Issued 11 July 1827, pre·emption rights granted land Office Batesville; need name of Indian (?) wife and children of Solomon. Ola M.

Nicholson, P. O. Box 264, Independence, MO 64051-0264

Beck, Mulvany Would like to corresp. w/anyone searching these surnames. Looking for Jeffrey Beck, b. 1834 GA, d. 1891 at Judea, AR, and a Mary Mulvaney, d. c1883 AR. Also searching for Williams, Wilcox, Crisco, Bradley, Andes and Shaddox. Kay Heckmaster, Rt. 8, Box 344, Joplin, MO 64804

Power, Knight, Robertson Need parents of John Power, b. cl809, TN, m. Sarah Sloan 1837 Madison Co., AL, lived MS, AR; dau. Bethiah m. Aquilla P. Knight, s/o Sampson K. and Nancy Robertson who rn. 1820 Wilson Co., TN. Who were their parents? Mrs. J, W. Ashcraft, 1803 West 31st, Pine Bluff, AR 71603-5807

Womack, Wisner, Parker, Robinson Need par­ents of Sarah (Sallie) WomaCk, b. 1852 Randolph Co., m. John C. Wisner 1870, Randolph Co.; also parents 01 Zllpha Parker, m. James Robinson, Randolph Co. 1869. Mary F, Johnson, 1215 Beacon Hili Dr., Tampa, FL 33613

Helms James Malachi (Jimmy) Helms and Marga· ret A. (Helms) Helms lived in Cushman, Indepen· dence Co., AR, cI876-1910. Would like to corresp. w/anyone with Info on brothers and sisters and descendants. Margaret's bro. Malachi believed to have lived In Cushman. Belly (Helms) Vlnskl, P. O. Box 473, Klondike, TX 75448-0473

Taylor, Evans, Dunkerson Searching for George W. Taylor, m. Sarah Evans 1874 Orgen Co., MO; seven children b. Fulton Co., AR. Grandfather Israel "Bud" Taylor m. Annie Mae Dunkerson, Fulton Co., AR 1903, nine children b. Fulton Co. Taylors left AR 1824. Colleen Taylor Briner, RI. 4, Box 3378, Stigler, OK 74462

Wilson Need Info on siblings of Robert Walker Wilson. slo Wm. Walker and Sarah Wilson, b. 1871 AR, d. 21 Dec 1915 Bigelow, Perry Co., AR, m. Sarah Catherine Andrews 19 May 1895 Faulkner Co., AR. Rose Marie Williams, 4580 South State Rd. 4, Alllca, OH 44807·9540

Brantley Zachariah & Lydia (Wilson) Brantley, Stone & Izard Cos. 1860-1660. Ch.: Anne L., m. Henry Engle, Sarah, Frances, Jasper killed by bushwhackers cl865-66, Lucinda m. H. J. Pettit, Newton Melvin m. Cassie Crother, Nancy, caroline,

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Adeline and Lucy Ernestine. Some of the children died with smallpox. Truna Engle, HC 71, Box 478, Mountain View, AR 72560

low. Dameron Seek info on Mary Ann (Low) Dameron, b. 1816 GA, m. George Dameron. Ch.: Martha J, Mary C., Cynthia A., John S., 8arbara E., Francis M., William, Henry 8. Martha (Low) Dameron b. 1828 AL?, m. J. L. Dameron. Lived lzardllndependence Co. lB70-1890. Father Sher­wood Low. Gay Williams, 8713 Sky Park Dr .• Fort Smith, AR 72903

Richardson Robert Mliler Richardson, b. 7 Feb 1828, IL? d. 9 Dec 1892, Marion Co., m. 1st Franc­es Elizabeth Plamer. 12 Dec 1852, Gasconade Co., MO. She d. 18 June 1854; he m. 2nd Mary M. Hulvey 23 June 1858, Gasconade MO. Robert homesteaded Marion Co., AR 1866. Need his parents. Mary Ann Richardson (Mrs. James) Patton, P. O. Box 462, Summit, AR 72677

Bridgeman/Bridgman Parents of William Bridge­manlBridgman. b. 1816, Co.?,IL. lived with 3rd wife Emma Morey Rader and their 4 children in Charles­ton. AR 1877-1889. He had 17 children in ail, last 4 were: Charles Clarence, Frederick Ennis. Phoebe Pearl and Golda M. Judy Bridgman Schmick, 4242 Furgerson Ranch Rd .• Carson City, NV 89701

Welch 1860 Scott Co., AR, census laFave Twp., Family #67, shows Mary A. Welch. single, living with Andrew and Elizabeth Welch. Who and when did she marry? William Jordan Welch. P. O. Box 2239. Tulsa, OK 74101-2239

Stanley. Blackburn, Holland, Rhoton Need info on these families In Marion Co. 1860s. Judy Mello, P.O. Box 312, Lakeport, CA 95453-0312

Turrell Looking for birthdate and parents of Sarah Josephine Turrell, who m. Albert C. Stevenson (1-28-1860/8-10-1927) on May 11, 1887; Josephine Turrell Stevenson d. 16 Feb 1937, may be buried In Roselawn Cem. David lynx. 8320 Lake City Way NE #308, Seattle. WA 98115

Gray, Chism Want to corresp. w/any des. of John Gray and Elizabeth Chism of Izard Co .. AR. Ch.: William Gray. Sarah Gray Crosby. Polly Gray Taylor. John W. Gray, Elizabeth Gray Walker, Richard Gray. George Washington Gray, and

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Rachael (Gray) Byler. Mildred Vander Hoeven, 836 Knight Way, La Canada. CA 91011-2660

Allison Seek info on John H. Allison of Van Buren Co., AR. who d. c1879; was son 01 James Lowery Allison of Jackson Co., AL. Ann Carlton Oppen.­heimer, 10715 A. Texas, Wichita. KS 67209

Wolf, Goldman, Merc. Adler, Schott Need info re: Newport, Jackson Co., AR and Batesville area for these famUies 1870 to 1930. Norman Wolff, Jr,. P, O. Box 410649, St.louis, MO 63141

Stag nar, Larrimore/Laremore Need info on Gibson Stagner, parents, siblings, etc. were in Crawford Co., AR. 184011850 census. Wile prob. Susan Larrimore, no info on her. Gibson b. 1800 KY, d. 1889 TX; Jasper Newton Stagner b. AR, census & family records. Family moved to Caldwell Co .. TX, in 1880-70 censuses. Barbara Barrow King, 293 Foutch Rd., Pilot Point, TX 76258-9233

Douglas Wish to corresp. w/desc. of Jane & James M. Douglas. b. 16 Aug 1820 Overton Co., TN. d. 7 Jan 1884, Siloam Springs, Benton Co., AR. Jane's bp shown as AL on 1880 census, AR on 1870 and TN on 1880. Will exchange. Geraldine DeWitt Edwards, 2443 Negrara Way. Rancho Cordova. CA 95670-3841

Morris Need parents of Ambrose Morris and wife Lucinda, both b. 1809. NC, m. c1819, Ch., all b. TN. Mary Jane. m. Hiram Moore Jones, Sarah m. Myrick Allen Jones, James, William H. m. Martha?, David C .. Elizabeth. Susan. Martha A., A. (male) 1850 & 1850 census in Fayette Co .. TN. Ambrose d. 1858 in Cross Co., AR. Wanda l. Bouchey, 272 Emerald Oak Dr., Galt, CA 95632

Rhea Need info on James Robert Rhea, b. 1873. AR, m. Caboe Etta Cockrum. 1896, Washington Co .. AR. Last known 1900 census Washington Co., had dau. Hazel M., age 3. Mrs. Marie K. Olson, 35 Chadwfck Dr., Charleston, SC 29407-7450

Bowman, Trammell Samuel Bowman m. Lucinda Trammell 1872, Crawford Co., AR; she was 16-17, prob. 3rd wile of Samuel. They were bur. in Payson. AZ, Pioneer Cem .. May 1927. Was he related to Jeptha G. Bowman or family who d. Stone Co., MO? Mrs. Ray (Thelma) Sargent, 518 N. Olive Dr,. Mesa, AZ 85203-7135

Eoff, Turney M. E. Eoff m. Clanton lewis Tumey in Boone Co., AR, in March 1684; she was 17 allime of marriage. C. L. Turney remarried in 1890. Who was M. E. Eoff? Who were her family? Wha1 happened to her? Will share info. Terese Ajer, 4606 227th SI. SW, Mounllake Terrace, WA 98043

Johnson Need desc. of Ambrose Johnson, b 1878, enumerated wfth grandmother Nancy Teall, mother Maggie Johnson, age 26, 1880 census Marlon Co., AR. Mary Magdallne (Maggie) John­son, dau. of Nimrod Teall. Maggie lived Madison Co., AR in 1930s, Found info thaI Maggie m. Berry. Berry Johnson, or she marned again 10 a Berry? Vernon Teaff, 19 Shalimar Clr., Russellville, AR 72801-8888

Paup, Maclin Will exchange info on John Ward Paup, b. 1796, Brunswick Co., VA, d. 1 S51, Spring Hill, Hempstead Co., AR, & wives (1) Tabnha Mac­lin, d. 1830 Brunswick Co., VA, and (2) Charlotte Pritchett Maclin, d. 1690 Uvalde, TX. Ch. by (1) Sarah Ann, Lucy Elizabeth, Mary Clarinda, Susan Tabitha; by (2) Harriet Maclin, John Walker, Joseph W., John Ward Paup pioneer settler (1836) 01 Spring Hill community, Hempstead Co., AR. Ellis O. Moore, 984 Esplanade, Pelham Manor, NY 10803

Barlow, Young John W. Bartow, b. 1811 NY, m. Rebecca Young, b. 23 Mar 1817, Ross Co., OH. She d. 25 Nov 1912, bur. Miller Co., AR. They moved from Iowa to Texarkana, AR 1871-2. Ch.: Thomas Young Barlow, d. AR Dec. 1936; Frank Barlow, lived AR, d. 1891; Ann Cella Barlow, lived AR, m. William Richards, d. AR. Eight other chUd· rell. Mildred E. Klsinger Barker, 1423 Tulip Ln., Odessa, TX 79761-2912

Roberson, Bradshaw Need to know parents 01 Susan Elizabeth Roberson who m. William Bradshaw, Lonoke Co., AR 1895. She had sisler Margaret and brother Jim. She d. Feb 1940. Buried Aynn Cem., Lonoke Co., AR. Jewel M. Bradshaw, RI. I, Box 290 B, Glenwood, AR 71943-9258

Lancaster Seek info on Frederick H. Lancaster (1852-1937), m. Bell Burough, moved to TX from Stone Co., AR, late 18OOs; was Chief of Police In San Antonio, TX. Also Alexander L. Lancaster (1851-1927), resided in Haskell, TX. Mike Lan­cester, 373 Montana Ave., Glendale Heights, Il 60139

Mcintosh, Hubble James Mcintosh m. Martha Elizabeth HIli C1874, lived Boone, Johnson, Marlon Cos., AR, 1675·1894, Indian Termory 1895. Son James m. Bertha Hubble 1908, to fJo.Z 1917, James Hubble m. Nancy Barnhill cl840, lived Yell Co., AR, son Charles m. Caldonla Smnh, dau. Bertha Hubble m. James Mcintosh. Irene MCintosh Auld, 464 Urus Ct., Nipomo, CA 93444-9621

Mendenhall Want to hear from descendants of Thomas Mendenhall who came to Ouach", Co., AR, cl840 Will exchange info. W. l. Newberry, 1012 N. 15th St., Ar1kadelphia, AR 71923

Moody, Atchison, Norman Looking for death date and burial place for George Moody, poss. Saline or surrounding counties 1840s. Birth, death dates, locations for parents 01 Minerva Norman, wife of George Moody. Birthplace of Mary Atchison, 1853, dau. of James Atchison and Mary Hollowell. F. Kennon Moody, 195A Harden Dr., laGrange­ville, NY 12540

Younger Would like to contact descendants of Davis Younger in Pope Co., AR. Jay P. Younger, 3107 Bunfill Dr., Santa Maria, CA 93455-7119

Armstrong Need help on J. D. Armstrong; was in Civil War from Hoi Spring Co. Need date of mar· rlage, children's names and ages. He Is bur. Oak Bower Cem., mililary head stone, no dates. On widow's pension application, his death date is 4 Sept 1909, Clark Co. Widow's name, Sarah F. Armstrong. What was her maiden name, and who were her parents? Wanda B. Aldred, RI, 2, Box 175, Shoals, IN 47581-9640

Nichols, Winn Rosa Nichols of Conway Co. m. a William C. Winn somewhere in AR, CI890-95, but nof in Conway Co. Need any info on this Wlnn family ancestry. Brian W. Braudaway, 103 Ranch Rd., Box 9, Sandia Park, NM 87047

AGS member who sent query for WHliamson C. Norris failed to show name and address. Please resubmit.

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Book Reviews and Notices5------------------

By Bobbie Jones Mclane and Desmond Walls Allen

The following are reviews and/or announcements of book acquisitions for 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 Llnle 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!

Ancestral Roots of Certain American Colonists Who Came to America before 1700 by Frederick Lewis Weis, wHh additions and corrections by Walter Lee Sheppard, Jr.; published [1992] by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1001 Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202-3897; $25.00 plus $3.00 p/h, 276 pp., hard­bound. This is the seventh edition of the classic work on the royal ancestry of certain colonists who came to America before the year 1700, the first new edition to appear in four years. This edition is an extension and refinement of research by Mr. Sheppard and his correspondents, upholding rigorous standards of evidence. It revises and extends various lines of descent. In addition, all footnotes and corrections in earlier editions have been Integrated into the text, recently discovered errors corrected and more than thirty new lines added. (BJM)

Absracts of Death Records for Johnson County, Tennessee, 1908 to 1941 by Eddie M. Nikazy, pub­lished [1992] by Heritage Books, 1540E Pointer Ridge Place, Ste. 300, Bowie, MD 20716; $33.00 plus $3.00 p/h, 482 pp., softbound. This compilation contains about 6,500 records and gives the name and place of the birth of the child, names and places of birth of the parents or names and places of residence of the informants, name spelling variations as they appear in the original records, and the cause of death as origi­nally stated in the records. Record numbers corre­spond with the official death record numbers on file in the Tennessee State Libary and Arvhies, thus permit­ting researchers to check the complete record if desired. How wonderful it would be if more States would release this information, and some industrious person, such as Mr. Nikazy, would compile the records for the use of genealogists throughout the country! (BJM)

Forty-Three Years for Uncle Sam This 5 x 7", soft­bound, 108 page book was published by the author, Fred High of Berryville, AR, who was born in 1878, the son of Jacob and Ann (Roberts) High and is a gene­alogy of his family, beginning with his Dutch grandfa­ther John Hoke, who came to the USA In the last half of the 18th century and was an early pioneer in Arkan­sas. The name Hoke was changed to High. Some 50 pages are devoted to cemetery records of High's relatives. This rare small book, long out of print, was donated to AGS by Willis H. Miller of Star-Observer Publishing Co., 226 Locust Street, Hudson, WI 54016 (BJM)

Index of Deaths Recorded by the Ft. Smith, Eleva­tor for 1900 by Pany S. Davis, 2325 North 46th Circle, Fort Smith, AR 72904, published [1992] by Research Services, [same address]: 42 pp. softbound. $10.00. In 1900, this newspaper reported over 2200 deaths occurring not only in this city, but in the state of Arkansas, Indian Territory, elsewhere in the United States and the world. This Index should be helpful to researchers searching for deaths, particularly in this part of this State In 1900. (BJM)

The Coopers of Hot Spring County, Arkansas by J. D. Crouse, 13100 Clarion Ct., Fort Washington, MD 20744-2812 [1991]: no purchase price shown, 128 pp., indexed, softbound. This genealogy begins with Howell Cooper, Sr., who was born in Surry Co., VA in the early 18th century. He married a cousin, Holan­berry Cooper and in 1792, Howell Cooper, Jr. was born in Granville Co., NC, later moving to Jasper Co., GA. Howell Cooper, Jr. relocated to Hardeman Co., TN and after 1840 moved his family to Hot Spring Co., AR in time for the 1850 census. (BJM)

Sebastian County, Arkansas, Marriage Records, Lower District, 1881-1904, by Wanda Carson McGehee; 166 pages, softbound, $32.50 postpaid; order from the author, 8303 S. 30th Circle, Fort Smith, AR 72903. How convenient to have such a span of valuable marriage records in one volume! The "lower district" is served by the courthouse at Greenwood and includes all of Sebastian county except Upper Township, now in the city of Fort Smith. The book has

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two sections, one sorted by groom, the other by bride. It lists full names, ages, marriage date, and book and page number of the original record. (OWA)

Funeral Homes, Greertwood - Hartford - Boone­ville, Records, 1918-1941. by Wanda Carson McGehee; 15.2 pages, $28.00 postpaid (see address above). The more than 2,000 records in this book cover June 1918 - March 1927, Oecember 1935 - May 1941. and geographically represent primarWy Sebas­tian and Logan Counties. Information listed includes (depending on completeness of the record) full name, age. date and place of death, physician, residence, spouse, parents and their places of birth, birth date and place, funeral service information, cemetery, reli­gion, billing information, and more. There Is a com­plete, full·name Index. It's difficult to overemphasize the value of funeral home records to genealogists and these are a welcome addition to printed Arkansas records. (OWA)

Ancestors Inside the Gates: Fort Chaffee, Sebas­tian County, Arkansas, by Wanda Carson McGehee; 162 pages, $28.00 postpaid (see address above). In 1941, the federal government seized a portion of Arkansas to create an army base. Since then, system­atic neglect and destruction are obliterating the graves of those pioneers burled In 27 cemeteries in the confiscated lands. This book contains a record of the inscriptions and other information available. (OWA)

1887 Hayes Atlas of Sebastian County, available from Wanda Carson McGehee; l1X14. 30 pages, $13.50 postpaid (see address above). This is a repro· duction of the 1887 atlas showing landowners' names on survey grids. The "patron's list and business direc­tory" arranged by survey township serves as a partial Index to the material. For those who presumably paid to be indueled in the patron's list, occupation, nativity (state of birth), and the year of settlement In the county is listed. This graphic representation of land settlement offers the advantage of showing the prox­Imity of the neighbors, and it falls In that time period when the 1890 census is so sorely miSSed. (OWA)

1903 Plat Book of Sebastian County, available from Wanda Carson McGehee; l1X14, 172 pages, $55.00 postpaid (see address above). This historical atlas goes beyond just land ownership maps; it includes about 300 biographical sketches, a county history, county information, and 61 pages of photos of homes, public buildings, and businesses. And, icing on the

cake, there is a full name index. This is a wonderful tool for researchersl (OWA)

Civil War Soldiers of Bradley County, Arkansas, compUed by Beverly Jann Woodard, 12008 Ginger Lane, Benton, AR 72015; 33 pages, $12.50 postpaid. This booklet lists information about Bradley County's War Between the States veterans taken from their pension applications, the centennial ed ition of the Bradley County Eagle Oemocrat, and Goodspeed's county history. (DWA)

The O'Neals: A Book of Remembrance, by Beve~y Jann Woodard (see address above). This is a family history of Raiford O'Neal and Nancy Raley O'Neal and their descendants who migrated from North Carolina, through Tennessee, Alabama, and to Bradley County, Arkansas. Allied families include Temple, Frazier, McLeod, Halley, Brunson, Moore, Adams, Hewitt, Hamilton, and Stancell. Printing was limited to 150 copies and only a few remain, but the author has offered to respond to Inquires about Information In the book. The review copy will be available at the Central Arkansas Ubrary System's Main Branch, Genealogy Section, 700 Louisiana, in Little Rock. (OWA)

Selected Historical and Genealogical Records of Scott County, Arkansas, by Wanda M. Gray, Route 1, Box 64B, Waldron, AR 72958; 400 pages, $27.50 softcover, $43.50 hardbound (plus $1.50 postage). What a welcome addition to Scott County's wr1tten historyl Wanda Gray has compiled nearly 250 bio­graphical sketches of Scan County ploneers, Includ­ing genealogical information about their ancestors and descendants. There is a full-name index. Also Included are lists of Confederate penSioners, Scott County marriages from Indian Territory, Physicians & Surgeons' Register, and a Centerpoint teacher's reg­ister of 1919. Since Scott County is one of the most difficult to research In Arkansas, this book is good news to everyone with ties to that county. (OWA)

Marion County, Arkansas, 1890, by Helen Turney­McMindes, 626 West South Ave., Harrison, AR 72601; 396 pages, $40.00 hardbound, postpaid. Mrs. Mc­Mindes started with a list of Marion County taxpayers in 1890 and added information from the 1880 and 1900 censuses, county records, family information, cemetery inscriptions, and county histories. Taxpay· ers (and some folks not listed on the tax book Who were thought to be living in Marion County in 1890) are listed In alpha order and there is a full-name index. This is an excellent research tool and we are indelbled

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Index

Abernathy Mo ... Marshall, 25 Amanda, 23 Benton David,25

Ackerman Nancy, 25 Mary,17 Bowman

Rita Wilburn. 27 Thomas, 25 Berchdorf Samuel,3O

Adair Audrey Alderson, 26 Bradshaw

Jane, 19 Bailey Berry Jewel M.,31

Ajar John Clark, 24 Galenia,17 William,S1

Terese, 31 W.J.,10 Jerome Taylor, 23 Brady

Akiens Saker Bevard BetlyA., 28

Rufus, 15 May, 21 Dorothy Hom, 21 Eli, 23

Akin RusoeIlP.,2 Bigger Brantley

J. W., 11 R. L., 10 Elizabeth, 19 Anna L, 29

Alberternst Belch JohnJ 15 Caroline, 29

lucille, 18 Fannie j 27 Biggs Frances, 29

Aldred Bellard H. L., 10 Jasper, 29

Wanda B.,31 John °'122 L. H., 10 lucinda, 29

Allen J. M., 11 Bipoon Lydia (Wilson), 29

Daniel, 15 Bar~iff T, L., 12 Nancy, 29

Desmond Walls, 4,01 32 Glen, 15 Bird Newton Melvin, 29

louisa Elizabeth, 24 Barker F. C .. 11 Sarah,29

Zachariah,24 8izabeth Jane, 22 Bishop Zachariah, 29

Allison Mildred E. Kisinger, 31 D., 15 Braswell

James Lowery, 30 Barksdale Katherine, 26 Savannah Jane, 29

John H., 30 W. B., 10 Bitton Bfaudaway

Ammons Barlow Juanita, 2!i Brian W., 31

James, 11 Celia, 31 !:ijorkquisl Brewster

Amrhein Frank,31 Connie, 22 Zeno, 15

Andy, 27 John W., 31 Black Bridgeman/Bridgman

Gus, 27 Thomas Young, 31 A. B., 11 Charles Clarence, 30

Magda!ene, 27 Barnes Helen Harris, 28 Frederick Ennis, 30

Wilhelm, 27 Mary, 23 L. C., 11 GOlda M.,3O

Anderson Barnett Blagg Phoebe Pearl, 30

Dr. W. Cary, 23 Doria J., 25 Dorolhy, 16 William, 30

Mrs. T. M., 11 Mrs. Norman, 28 Blair Bridges

Andrews Barnhill Nancy, 31 Mary,2!i H.,15

Sarah Celherine, 29 Barrett Blanks Brigance

Angle Howard Andrews, 7 J. T., 10 R. R., 11

Joseph,21 Howard Welcome, 1 BJelmes Brigham

Armstrong Barton George, 27 Vangee (Rushing), 26

J. D., 31 Hannah L, 26 Blevins Briner

Sarall F., 31 Bass Donald, 15 Colleen Taylor, 29

NY Harvey, 11 Sly Broadway

Ade!ine, 2fj Will. 11 Tennessee, 16 George, 15

Ashoraft Bateman Bohnstehn Brock

Mrs. J. W., 29 Mary, 18 D. J., 11 Thomas, 15

Shirley, 5 Bates Bolding BIooks

Atchison T. F., 11 Rav. John, 6 A., 15

Jemes,31 Battlingourd Boling Broomfield

Mary, 31 Nancy, 22 Gra"", 18 M.,11

Atterbury Beach Borlund Brothers

John C., 21 Nora, 23 Dele .. , 25 J. B., 11

Audas Beavers Frank L., 25 Brower

H. A., 11 M.M., 11 Meadie,25 Charlene, 17

Auld Beck BosWftIl Brown

Irene Mcintosh, 31 Jeffrey, 29 Imogene M., 24 Allred Samuel, 25

Ausman Bell Bottoms Cellie,16

W., 15 Nora, 16 T. N., 11 Clem, 22

Avant Bellah Bouchey Jane, 17

Abner, 25 Donna, 16 Wonda L., 30 Juli.l,28

Isabella, 25 Benedict Bowden Mary Lavender, 25

John W., 25 Billie Ragsdale, 29 Jemes, 10 Myrtle AnnalAnnie, 23

Mary Jane, 25 Bennett J. E., 10 Verniel 18 Mearl,5 Bowerman William, 15

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Browning Lorna S., 24 Choate Joe,5 Netlie B., 8 Robert A., Jr., 26 E. L., 11 William, 23

Nola. 16 Campster Christian Cooley

Bryant F. M .• 10 Russell,15 George Jr., 15

Aaron, 24 Cantrell Chris1:mas Cooper

Alexander. 24 Addison, 26 M. F., 10 Holanberry,32

George, 24 Christopher N., 26 Clark Howell, Jr., 32

Martha, 24 Cafadine Frances, 15 Howell. Sr., 32

Mary, 24 W .. 15 James Edward, 6 Nannie, 16

Mary Anne, 24 Caraway Wanda L, 25 Cooter

Mary E., 23 Rlchard,24 Clarke Mrs. Irene, U

Mary "ElizaM, 24 Cargill Elijah,5 Corbell

Moses, 24 John p" 21 Claypool Josiah, 6 Terrell,24 carpenter Jane, 18 Courtney

Buchanan Phillip, 11 Cleaven Emanuel, 9 Elizabeth Welty,23 Carr J. M .. 11 Henry, 10

Bulloch Mrs. Clara J., 23 Cobb J. S., 10 C. E., 10 Carrington N,,18 W.A., 10 Green, 9 Hollenberry )'Holly", 22 William, 15 Cowart H. C., 10 Carroll Cochran Johnnie, 29

Stephen, 10 Herbert, 15 Mary. 25 Cox

S. R" 10 Carter Cockrum Aamn, 15 Tom, 10 George, 15 Caboe Etta, 30 George, 12 William, 9 James, 15 Colbaugh G., 12 W. C., 10 James Fillmore, 29 Azariah William, 22 Maima,18

Burchfield James Madison, 29 Celia C., 21 Mary, 17 C. J., 10 John, 15 Celia Taylor, 21 Robert C., Jr., 27

Burdell Syble, 15 Henry A .. 21 Thomas, 12 Callie Floy, 24 I'.jlliam,15 John, 21 I'.jll, 12 Elizabeth, 23 Cash John J., 21 William, 15 John, 23 GeorgeW .. 27 Mary Jane, 21 W .. 15 Joseph,23 Martin, 27 Samuel Mo(gan, 22 Coy Mary Ellen, 23 Cason Sarah F., 21 George, 15 Met, 24 Albert Gail_tin, 24 Zaeaciah Taylor, 21 Cozart Roxie Lena Cyphens, 23 WIlliam L,,24 Cole Anna, 22 Ssrah,23 Castleberry Barbara, 16 Riley, 22 I'.jlliam, 23 R. A, 11 Gene, 23 Riley D., 22 William D" 23 Cates Tom, 10 Sarah A" 22

Burgett Isaac, 22 Collier WilliamJ,,22 HaNenl, 16 Monroe, 15 Irono,23 Crader

Burnes Cato Collins Ruby, 18 Marion S" 25 Paulino, 15 Alchibald 0., 9 Craig

Burton Cavaness A, 0" 11 Molly, 21 Louisa, 18 Ida OIanne Brown, 25 Benjamin, g, 10 Crank

Butcher Gavender C.E.,10 A.W" 12 Mr •. William N., 23 Vehemla,18 Elizabeth! 9 Crawford

Butler Chamlee Gen. Benjamin Franklin, 9 Sybll,23 H. L., 11 Anne Barrett, 7 Gen. Benjamin, 9, 11 Creahan

Butts Chancellor Moses,9,11 Clarice, 18 Mollie, 23 J. E" 14 Moses,Jr" 9 Creason

Byler N.C,,14 M.S.,10 Goldie, 15 Rocha.' Gray, 30 Walter E., 14 Mo .. s Albert, 9 C.ebs

Byrum Chastain Colthorp Sslly,28 Catharine (Ross), 28 Edward H. (Ned), 22 Jno., t2 Crenwhaw John,28 Neney M. (Allen), 22 Compton w.e., 10

Chavis Marion, 16 Crites Gabler Jerusha S .. 24 Condren W.,15 I'.jlllam, 15 Cheatham Ann W.,5 Croce

Gagle Pauline, 19 Condry Kay, 27 Janie, 16 Chllde ... C. H., 12 Crodic M.C., 11 Lucinda, 26 Conley Nellie, 16

Cameron Riohard C" 28 Bonnie, 16 Crosby Elizabeth,25 Chlldr ••• Willie, 15 Ssrah Gray, 30 Flora Josephine, 27 William, 15 Cook Crossland John, 25 Chism Franklin, 5, 25 Mary E., 29

Campbell ElI.abelh, 30 Janet, 25 Crosson

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Jane, 15 Day Inelda, 18 Jake, 16 Crother Eveline, 16 iva, 15 James, 16

Cassie, 29 E" 15 ivan, 15 Johnnie. 16 Crouse Zona, 18 James, 15 Jon, 16

J, D" 5, 32: Dean Jesse, 15 J.,16 Crowell Angeline, 28 John, 15 Katherine, 15

Alma, 15 Deaton Juanita, 20 Lawrence, 16 Virginia, 16 Nathan, 15 J. W" 15 Lucinda, 20

Crutchfield Wililam Arthur, 14 lois, 19 Mae, 15 Joo., 12, 13 Dedmon Mabel,17 Margaret, 20

Cude John, 12 Malissa, 18 Marion, 16 J.,15 Denney Mary,15,2O Martha, 20

Cunningham Mary. 27 Nadine, 11 Mich.el,16 Ada, IS Denson Nancy, 18 Minnie. 17, 19 Frank,27 Mary E., 28 Rod,15 Nancy, 15. 19 George Washington. 27 Paula Cormack. 28 Roderick. 15 Norma, 18 John, 27 Dent _,20 N., IS Mrs. Corolyn, 25 Josiah,23 Flo''''', 19 Orval, 16 pony Ann,27 Sarah Virginia, 23 Ruth,19 Orvel, 16

Denton Ryan. 15 Parnell,19 Dace J. G., 12 Velma, 20 Rebecca, 20 Jennie, 18 Desho.o Vernell,20 Riller,20

Dailey J. W" 12 W,,15 Roy, 16 F. A., 12 O&urmeyer Carmet •• 20 Rudolph,16 James, 12 John, 12 Duke Rufus, 16

Daltz Dewberry Della, 25 Sallie, 15 Elizabelh, 18 Jimmie W., 25 Dennis, 28 Sacah, 17, 19,27

Dameron DeWitt Duncan Shaver, 16 Barbara E, 30 Joseph,22 Albert, 10 Shirley, 15 Cynthia A .. 30 Ruth. 22 Sam Jr .. 12 Sular, 16 Francis M., 30 Dickerson T. M .. 12 Susan, 23 George, 30 J. M .• 12 Ounkerson Tennie,15 Henry B., 30 Dickey .Annie Mae, 29 Thomas, 16 John 5 .• 30 Sammy, 18 Dunn Vernie, 19 J. L .• 30 Dickinson Adriana, 19 Vestie, 15 Martha J., 30 Mrs. H. Tyndall, 22 Albert, 16 WlIII",,",16 Martha (Low), 30 Dismang A,16 Willis, 16 Mary Ann (Low), 30 Cynthia, ~8 Bell, t9 W.,16 Mary C., 30 Dolan Betty, 17 Zula,15 William, 30 Len., 16 Billy,16 Dunne

Damril Donaldson Bonnie, 19 BlII,16 Mary. 23 J. F., 10 Buddy. 16 Margaret, 20

Daniels Dossett caroline, 18 Richard Jr., 16 GeorgeW .• 26 Isabella. 24 Cecit,16 Duran

Daugherty DossettjDorset Colia, 17 Rev. Albert G .. 34 Mary Ann, 23 ThOma., 24 Charles, 16

Daughty Doty Clarence, 16 Eagle N. S. 12 Billie, 16 Conrad,16 Mary, 15

Davidson Douglas Dorotha,2O Sarah, 15 Fern Poe, 24 Jam •• M .. 3O Dorothy. 19 Ea~IEa~e

Davis Jane. 30 Edward,16 Caroline, 29 BlII,27 Doyel Eli, 16 EIi .. belh,29 James ~Bud", 27 M. J" 12 Eliza; 17 Fletcher Lee, 28 Lucinda. 21 Doyle Ella, 19 Georgia, 29 Miles, 27 Jas F .. 12 Eugene, 16 Jame.A .. 29 Pat, 15 N. R.,12 Eveline, 15 Jennie B" 29 Patty $ .. 32 Thos.,12 Everett, 16 Pearl,29 Woodrow, 15 Dozier Aorence,2O Roeie P.,29

Davison Knox, 12 Frances, 20 Eastin J. M., 12 Duff Frank Jr., 16 Owen, 16

Dawson Andrew. 15 George, 16 Eaves Edith R., 6 A" 15 G., 16 Levina R, Stewart, 23 Hubert E" 6 Elijah. 15 Harold,16 Noah Hampton, 23 Robert A., 6 Eli,ah, 15 Harriet, 17 Eddleman

Dawthard Es1a, 17 Harry, 16 Jane, 25 Mary Jane, 24 Garland. 15 Henry. 16 Edgington

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John, 17 Warren, 17 Hart Hiten Gipson Gwin Clayton, 17 S. L., 12 James, 12 Daniel M., 28 Ha.lip Hoffman Wm., 12 Morning Catherine (Smith), Andrew. 17 Amy Sasser, 11 W. T. L., 12 28 Hatley Lot1,e, 11

Glascow William Perrion, 28 Rita, 16 Hoggard Minerva, 18 Haggard Sarah,17 Lacy J., 27

Glover Bert, 21 Hawkins Hoke Wilma, 19 Callie, 21 James, 17 John,32

Goooh David,21 Hays Holden Harrison, 17 David Lu,2t J, F., 12 A. G., 28

Goolsby Elmer, 21 Heath J.W,,12 Edwin L, 4 Evert, 21 Mary, 27 Holder

Gould John Jackson, 21 Mary Thomas, 27 Alta, 19 Herman, 17 Joseph,21 Thomas,27 J.,17

Gower Minnie Chappelle, 21 Hebert Walter, 17 Mrs. Doris, 21 Vernie Earl, 21 Father Donald, 4 Holland

Graddy Wanda Poteet, 24 Heckmaster Frank, 12 Richard,17 Hailey Kay,29 G.G.,12

Graham BlII,5 Hedge Holliman Pamela Haymes, 28 Haines William, 17 0.J .. 12 W, A., 10 Ruth G., 29 Hedge. Holloway

Graue Haley Derusha, 16 Alfred, 17 Berhard.34 Mrs., 12 Helms Hollowell Dietrich, 34 Halk Jame. Melachi (Jimmy), 29 Mary, 31 Sophia (Relhorn), 34 Cassius, 23 Matgaret A. IHelms), 29 Holstein

Graves Issac R., 23 Malachi,29 William, 17 William, 28 Mary, 23 Henderson Hornby

Gray Hall Benjamin Franklin, 24 W.M.,12 George Washington, 30 Edith, t8 Frank Jasper, 24 Horn Helen, 17 John. 17 Hendrickson Elizabeth N.Tucker, 21 Hiram Vardeman, 24 Martin, 12 Terry M., 24 Houk John, 30 Hallems Henley Mary J., 26 John W .. 30 S. R., 12 J. C" 12 House J. A., 12 Hamilton Michael,17 Benjamin, 27 Maggie Ma., 27 Charles, 17 Henry Benjamin, Jr., 27 Richard,30 Malissa J'J 22 Nathaniel M., 28 Houston S. S .• 10 Hancock Henson David,22 Wand. M., 33 Bess! 16 lewella, 18 MaryAnn, 22 William, 30 Hardwick Hester William R" Jr., 22

Green Jane, 21 Eveline, 16 Howard Eliza. 12 Thoma.M,,21 Hicks Bridge., 22 Lucy Ann, 23 Harness Martha, 15 Linda, 27 William E., 25 John, 22 T.,17 Howel

Greer Sophia Fraley?, 22 Higdon Georgej 12 Edith,18 Sunny,22 Allen, 23 Howell

Gregory Thomas, 22 Matilda, 23 C,,8 W.W.H., 12 WilHam, 22 Phillip, 23 Hays

Griffith Harp Sarah,23 Katie, 17 Susan Lamb, 22 William, 29 High Hubble

Grigsby Harper Ann IRobarts),32 Bartha,31 PI anna, 25 D.J.,12 Fred, 32 Charlas,31

Grinstead James Franklin, 27 Jacob,32 Jame,,31 Ada, 16 J. D., 12 William T., 26 Huddleston

Grisham J. M., 12 Hill Benjamlne, 23 BettY,29 William A, 27 Gaotge W., 28 David,23

Grissom Harpole Joseph M., 28 John W., 23 Barbara Ella, 29 Cora, 17 Martha Elizabeth, 31 Huff Elizabeth D., 29 Harris Nancy, 28 Setty, 17 Lilly A., 29 John B., 28 Hindman Hufsledler Margaret Annie, 29 Rhoda. 18 Alexander, 25 Ellen, t6 Rendle IRandy), 29 Rosa,28 Wm.F.,28 Jacob,17

Gullett Teresa., 27 Hinton Sarah, 16 B. W. P., 12 Harrison Thomas, 17 Hughes R. N., 12 J.W.,12 Hisaw Dotson, 12

Guntharp W. H., 12 Joseph,12 Suhayley, 12

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Anna, 18 W. L., 12 Mary H. Ups.y, 8 Virel,18

Huie Joslin Sarah L" 8 Level R.W., 12 Martha Wood, 28 Sophronia M" 8 Mary. 16

Hulsey William Sinks, a Lewallen

A. H" 12 Katsten William 8.,8 Betty, 16

Hunt MeI,21 Zephie,8 Lewis James David, 26 Keathlay Laff<my Ada/ine,20 J. D., 10 L. C" 4,25 Corrie Bell, 8 Allred, 18

Hunter Keel lain Nice, 18 Mary McOendon, 26 Iva, 15 William, 21 J:Vnanda, 19

Husky Keeton Lamb Annie, 19 Ann, 24 Tom, 25 James, 22 Archie, 18

Keiffer John, Jr., 22 Auther, 18 Jackson Henry, 18 Lambert Ben, 18

Calvin E.,25 Kelly C. T., 10 Bertha, 17

Nancy Ann, 21 Martha, 18 Lanser Beulah, 17

Raymon,17 Kelsey ThOOliok,25 Birdie, 18 W. H., 12 Michael,4 Landers Blanche, 19 W.J.,12 Kennamer John, 26 Bufford,18

Jaco Ollie Gamble, 28 Landon carl, 18 Sarah E., 24 Kerley Margie B., 23 Carrie, 15

James J .. 18 Lane Catharine, 15, 20 Alexander, 24 Kerstine HUBe,12 Cecil, 18 611i,34 Ernie!, 12 Margaret, 17 Charles, 18 Elizabeth Brookshire, 24 Ke1chum Roberta, 16 Charley, 18 Frank, 10 Ada, 16 Lang Clida, 20 Jesse, 10 Nevada, 18 Maude, 10 Clyde, 18 Keith E., 24 Kibler W. E., 10 C.,18

Jason Ada, 18 Larkins Dallas, 18 C., 12 Kidd Mary, 17 Daniel, 18

Jenkins Doro1hy, 18 Larrimore Don, 18 W.R.,12 Kimbro Susan,3Q Dona, 17

Johnson Jeff, 12 Lawcuon Donald, 18 Ambrose, 31 Kincannon Ida Augusta, 21 Dorolhy, 17 Berry, 31 Mrs. T. A., 12 Lawhon D.,18

Billie, 17 King Axum, 24 Earl,18 Cerl,18 Barbara Barrow, 30 Lawrimor8 Edward Jr., 18 Emma, 18 W.J.,12 L. A" 12 Elfie, 17 Frank, 12 Kirby W. G .. 12 Eli, IS Jo.eph, 18 Richard,24 Lay Eliza, 15 Lucile: R, 21 W. A, 12 Nancy, 29 Ethel, 19 Lunekla, 16 Kirk Layette Fay,2Q Maggie, 31 Ellz •• 18 Iona, 18 Frances, 15, 20 MaryF" 29 T. N., 12 Leathram Frank,18 Mary Magdalln. (Maggie), Knight Richard, 18 F., 18

31 AqulllaP" 29 LM Gear!, 18 Johnston Samp.on,21 James, 23 George, 18

Emeline, 17 Sampson K., 29 John, 12,23 Glenda, 19 Jame. J .. 4 Wa~1er lee, 21 Legale Grace, 17, 19

Jolly Knowhon Robert, 18 Harr!ett, 17 lillian, 15 Sarah, 17 Lemaster. Harry, 18 Loren, 18 Kulczak Benjami, 18 Henry, 18 Martha, 16 Deborah,4 Lamery H.,18

Jones Martha Jane, 25 Isabella Allen, 23 Billy, 18 Lafferty Leming Jacob,18 Ch .... 12 Carrie 6., e A, G" 12 James, 18 Edna, 15 BizaM,,8 E. Sr., 12 James Jr., 18 Emily, 22 Jacob Sinks, 8 I. K., 12 Jean. 19 Hiram Moors, 30 Jam.sA., a Marthla, 12 Joab, IS Myrick Allen, 30 John .Ailnis,8 Wm.,12 John, 18 Rev. B. 0.,12 Margaret Mey, 8 Lamke Joseph, 18 Sarah,22 Margaret M .. 8 W.J,,2 Josephine, 16 Sebron, 12 Mary, 8 Lemmons J.,18 S. P., 12 M.ry E.,8 Mary, 24 Leo,18 W,C,,11 MaryE.L" a Lester Laster. IS W.G.,12 MaryH.,S J" 18 Lillie, 19

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Lily, 17 Lowe Mlchaal,22 Mendenhall Loda,20 Oaniel,9 William 6,,22 Thomas, 31 Lula, 19 Lujan McCall Metcalf MaNit'l,18 Josef. (Lucero),8 Fanny, 22 J, M" 13 Mary. 16, 19, 20 luter James M., 26 Thos., 13 May, 15 Emil,19 McCauley Meyer Moriah, 18 Lynch Eslhor,19 Magdalen, 18 Meddean,15 JeSStl,19 McCluskey Michael Mollie, 20 Lynx Ceoil,19 Cassie, 26 Nanoy, 15, 19 Davld,3O McCool Charles, 26 N,,19 Bmo,zr Ephrim,26 Oliver, 18 Meck HOMlY, 27 Miller Opa',16 Anna, 17 Juanita, 27 David. 19 Ora, 19 Aron, 19 Lora Davis, 27 Mrs. Pauline Cook, 22 Orville, 19 Ella, 17 Reed,27 Sarah, 8, 18 Paul,19 Maclin Sarah,27 Willis H" 32 Pearl, 15 Charlolte Prllchelt, 31 McDaniel Mitchel Perness, 19 Tabitha, 31 Amanda, 26 Goorgo, 23 P,,19 Maddux Ella, 19 Mitchell Asohael,20 Pernetta P., 26 Mollie, 18 Allred,5 Ralph,19 Madison McEntire Viola, 5 Robert, 19 W,P" 13 J, 0,,13 Mock Ruth, 15,20 Magby McGehee /lbo, 19 R,,19 Wm"13 Wanda Carson, 32, 33 Lucinda, 19 Sallie, 19 Maize Wanda Carson, 33 Moelncupp Sarah,20 J,,19 McGrew Sondele,15 Shirley, 19 Malone R,19 Monen Susan, 17 Free, 13 McGuire Jas, A., 13 Tabitha, 19 Jenny, 19 T,,19 Money Thomas, 19 Mrs, p, C" 13 Mcilroy J, W, 13 Tinnie, 15 Mann Henry, 19 Montgomery Tommie, 15 Suzanne I 17 lane, 19 Aurellia Beauregard, 29 Tula, 19 Mansker Mary, 18 Dr, John M" Sr., 29 Violet, 16 Shabe, 18 McIntosh Moody Vonda,20 Markow James, 31 F, Kennon, 31 Wendell, 19 Marilyn, 23 McKeown George, 31 William, 19 Martin Me~e Bulloch, 11 Moore W,,19 J, F" 13 MoKinney Ellis 0" 31

Undsey Roderick T., 23 Mary 0" 8 Green, 19 Arthur, 19 Sarah L, 8 Mclane Jame',19 Benton, 19 William B., 8 Bobbie Jane., 14, 32,34 Joseph, 19 John, 21 W,O,13 McMindes William,29 Margaret, 27 Martine.z Helen Turney, 25,33 Maredy Sarah,8 Martina,S McNealy Matilda, 19

Upsey Mason Charles Daniel, Jr" 29 Mcl1lland MaryH,,8 Nancy H" 26 Edgar Lancaster, 29 Carl,19 William, 8 Nancy {Ragsdale), 26 Wm,,29 Morer

Upsmeyer Phillip, 26 MeNut Maggie, 17 Gregory ftslderson, 21 Massey J,W" 13 Mcrgan

Little Artemissey, 17 MoRay J, L, 10 Lynda, 22 Mathis E, N" 13 Waller, 11

Logan Robert, 19 Ma.ey, 13 Morris James "GiJfi

, 25 Matthews McShan Ambros., 30 Long Everett, 19 Grace, 10 A,,30 Jno. 8., 12 Maurice Wosley, 9 David C" 30

Looman S,A,,13 WiIl,11 Delila, 27 Gilbert, 26 Mayberry McSpadden Dr, jamesA-, 23

John T" 26 Shi~ey, 16 $, K" 13 Elizabeth, 3D Looper Mayhue Mc\N'hirter Green J" 27 J,D" 12 Jas" 13 H, L, 13 Jamosl 30

Louis McAlister Meadows Jam •• S,,27 Ada, 16 David. 22 Oaoer, 19 J,,19

Lovell James. 22 Meeks J, C" 10 D,S,,1O John Franklin, 22 Arthur, 19 Lsarnen,27

low Joseph,22 Mello Louisa, 21 Sherwood,3D J,A,,22 JudY,3D Lucinda, 3D

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Martha A., 30 Nicholson Joseph W" 31 Warren, 22 Mary Jane, 30 OIa M" 29 Lucy Elizabeth, 31 Poteete Pleasant, 27 Nikazy Mary Clarinda, 31 Bettye J" 26 Sarah,30 Eddie M" 32 SarahMn,31 Potl. Susan, 30 Norman: Payne Dr, Jam •• Robert, 28 William, 23 Mary, 18 ANiI, 19 Mrs. Virgil, 26

William C" 27 Minerva, 31 E, R, 13 Pewall

William H" 30 Norris Frank,13 Rachel,16 Merton Williamson C" 31 J, H" 13 Powel Alex p" 24 Norton Silas, 19 James. 19

Mesher Charity IHeden) ILooman), T, R,13 Powell

Bobbie, 16 26 Will,13 Dimps,19 Mosley Norwood W, P,,13 Gerald K., 27 Zylpha,17 M. F" 13 Payo John Calvin, 26

Moss Nussle Susan Tabitha, 31 Lola, 16 Alonzo A., 9, 11 eetty,26 Pearce Robert e., 26 Dr. Hugh N., 9 Daniol,28 Power Edwin, Jr., 9, 11 Odom Gideon H" 28 Bethiah,29 Elizabeth Collins, 11 W.,19 James G., 28 John,zg Hugh,ll Ogles William H., 28 Powers Victor, 10, 11 John, 10 Pearce/Pierce J,,19 Victor E, 10 ~en, 10, 11 JOhn, 28 Pratt

Moulton Oldham Pearcy Frances, 19 Cha~.s F" 9 J. R., 13 Atnold, 19 Sarah, 18

Mullins Topley,13 Pearson Presley Samuel,19 Olson Edwina, 16 C,,19

Mulvaney Mrs, Marie K. 30 Pennington Marie, 18 Mary, zg Oppenheimer Jacob G" 5 Price

MutIJey Mn Carlton, 30 Perrin Cha~.y, 19 Mary M" 30 Ott Lydia, 28 Luciue,23

Murphy Don, 4, 24 Peters Matgaret E, Magnus, 23 Bess, 19 John, 4,24 Norman R., 34 Mary S, Owens, 23

Murray Patricia, 26 Pe«it Rufus I 23 Kimberly, 16 Sarah ONens, 24 H. J.,29 Samuel M., 23

Myer• Will, Sr., 22 Pettyjohn William, 23 Celia, 16 William M" Jr., 22 Anna, 16 Pride

J" 19 Owen Phillips Alfero, 19 Thomas, 25 Charles F., 8 Pringle

Nail Owen/Owens Phipps Uzzie, 18 Dicy, 22 John,26 M, A" 13 Sarah, 17

Nance O'Neal Sharon Minton, 25 Prior

J, e" 13 Nancy Raley, 33 Pickins John B., 21 NaYy Ralford,33 Mery Belle, 21 Pucke«

Horton, 19 Pinnick Micha.1 S,' 29 Neal Parker J, F., 13 Pugh J. D" 13 Johnny, 19 Plamer T, A., 13

Nealy Mary, 15 France& Elizabeth, 30 Thomas, 24 0,,19 Plummer Quinlan Tressie Wilkinson, 24 Zilpha,29 C,M,,13 Betty, 17

Neff Parsons Poe Samuel,19 Charles David, 34 MInnie, 18

Nelson Charles D., 25 Poeling Radoliff Carrie, 17 Partney Charles, 19 William,2D

Newberry Viola, 11 Poffist Rader W, L,,31 Patrick Josey,19 Emma Morey, 30

Newman A. J" 13 Polk Ramsey Robert Washington, 24 Patterson C,,19 GladY',17

Newsom Bed!e, 16 Pond Loretta, 17 Adaline,18 Tillman, 26 L,19 Ranger

Nichols Tom, 25 Nadean,15 Wilma,S Alexander C., 22 Patton Pool Wilma V., 25 Mary E" 22 Mary Mn (Richardson), 30 J, W.,13 Rapert Mary R .. 22 Paup Posey Arabell,16 Rosa,31 Harriet Maclin, 31 Lou,ell., 22 Lehman, 20 Samuel Joseph,5,22 Jo~n Wolker, 31 Mourning Jane, 22 Rawson Sarah Richardson, 5, 22 John Ward, 31 Sarah Rainwater, 22 Nelda J" 24

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Redding Peyton, 27 Segraves Alex, 24 J. L, 13 Roge", Isaac, 20 Amos, 28

Redman Jacob H.,22 Jane, 28 Barbie. 24 Samuel,2O Jasso M., 22 Sehorn Caldonia, 31

Redwine Joyce, 18 M.,13 C. F., 13 J.,2O Roland ThoS.,13 George Washington, 28 Martha, 17 E., 13 Wm'1 13 H. N., 13 Mary, 17 L J., 13 Self James H., 27 Thomas, 20 Roper John,13 Jos. W .. 13

Reed Hilliard,9 J. L, 13 Palsey, 19 Geofgiana, 27 W. C., 11 V.G., 13 R.M .. 13

Reeves W H., 10 Sell and Son, 13 R. N., 10 Robert F .. 28 Ros. Sexton T. P., 13

Reid George, 24 H. C. ''Will", 21 Smylie Adam Henry, 28 lsaao H. B., 24 Shackelford J. $ .. 10

Relfelss Issiac W., 23 C. F., 13 Sollimon Belly, 18 James, 24 Shackleford J .... 13

fieis Jessee Willis , 24 J. J., 4 $ommervell Norman, 20 John 0 .. 24 Sharum Frank, 11

Revel Nancy, 24 George, 20 Somogyi William,2Q Thomas, 10 Shaver John,2O

Reynolds Wm., 24 A.,2O Sorrells Prof. LB., 13 Wm.R.,24 Birdie, 16 T. C., 12, 13

Rhea Rowland Shaw Sorrel. Hazel M., 30 Sumpter, 9 W. A., 13 A., 20 James Robert, 30 Ruto Sheaff Sperk.

Rhoad •• Dorothy! 11 Carolyn D., 26 Agnes, 16 John, 20 RuShing Shell Junior, 20

Rhode. Darrell) 20 Mary, 16 Spivey J, P., 14 Denois,26 Shemwell J. R., 10

Rice John $., 26 Henrietta, 19 Stacey Nancy, 25 Ru ... 11 Sheppard L,19

Rich.rds James, 13 walter lee, Jr., 32 Stacy William, 31 Robert, 13 Sherrell Wlllie,18

Richardson R. H., 10 Sam, 13 Stagner C. D., 13 William, 20 Wm., 13 Gibson,3O Eliza. 19 W. M., 13 Sherwood Stahl Robert Miller, 30 Ayler Daniel,23 Evelyn, 18 W.C., 13 Claud,27 Elizabeth, 23 Stanfield

Richey James E., 23 AmandaE" 26 Jno. L., 13 Salmon James F., 23 Jame. P., 26

Richmond Josie, 17 John T., 23 Marku. L, 26 C.C,,13 Sanders Newton, 23 Martha, 26

Richter. 27 W.W.,13 Pleasant M., 23 Martha A., 26 Rider Sanford William T., 23 Reohel,26 Uoyd,2O Martha. 28 Zachariah, 23 Tennessee,2S

Roaoh Sargenl Shockley Slayton Joshua j 22 Mrs. Rey (Thelma), 30 Gideon, 20 John A .. 24

Roberson Sasser Simmons Susanna Landers, 24 Jim, 31 Ira, 11 Elizabeth C., 26 Steelman Marg.ret, 31 Sa~ertield Singleterry Bathel, 13 Ruthy,27 J. T., 13 Ch .... 13 Staen Susan E!izabeth. 31 Schmick J. T .• 13 Nancy, 29

Roberts Judy Bridgman, 30 SMey Statlan lewis E., 15 Sohmldt Faye J., 27 Joann, 17 W.J.,13 Bartha,27 Skates Stagell

Robertson Eme~ie, 27 J.,20 John A.. 8 Ffances,29 Schraeder Slemmons Staphen. James S,' 5 Annie, 17 W.F.,Q Clifford,2O Nancy! 29 Sohrauth Sloan Stevens

Robins Jean, 16 Ellen, 16 Woodrow, 20 W.H.,27 Scott Sarah,29 Stevenson

Robinson Marettaj 18 Smiley Albert C., 30 Hardy, 27 Samuel S., 29 Mary, 29 josephine Turrell, 30 Jame •• 29 Scruggs Smith Mr •. Jame. H., 22 Nancy, 16 Lern,13 AJax, 25

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Stewart Terrell Tull Pensy, 24 Wlma Wyatt) .5 Jno. G" 13 Sill,13 wallis

Stock Thomas Turner W.W.,13

John,2O J.D.,13 Ell ... , 28 Walls

Stokley Lee, 13 Mrs, Edwin W., 22 James, 7 Betty, 16 Marietta, 17 Oretha Nichols, 5 Walsh

Stone Thompson Turney J. C., 10

P. C" 13 J. A., 10 Clanton Lewis. 31 Mary, 17

Stotts Sanders, 24 C. L., 31 Walston Frank, 13 Thorn Tutrell Imogene, 19

Stout C. C., 13 Sarah Josephine, 30 Walton Weldon W., 22 Tichenor Turrentine G. D" 13

Strickland Joseph, 28 Elvira, 24 Ward Laura, 22 lulu, 28 Tyler George, 21, 27

Striplin TidweU A., 13 Jim, 27 Jas.,13 P. S., 13 Isham, 20 Phillip, 24

Siroud A. C., 13 Levi,27 Rulh M., 28 leMoyne, 26 Tipton Nellie,27 Warner

Sullivan Mar1ha elizabeth, 27 Sarah Reeves, 27 J" 20 J. O. A" 13 Moudy 1sa1>&1, 27 Willie, 20 Warren

Swafford Tisdale Adeline, 28 Ed,23 Emily, 19 Underwood BiIl,6 Frank,23 Toll>&rt Martha Childers, 26 Chesley. 28 Joanne,23 Alfred,2O Upton GarryW.,28 John Lodle, 23 Tollett Joseph,22 Jesse James, 6

Swaim Agnls, 28 Mary Adams, 22 Joseph, 28 Moses Duane, 27 Anna, 28 Samuel,22 J. W,,28

Swain AuguS1uS, 28 Leola. 28

G. W" 13 Cornelius, 28- Vander HOeven Marlon, 28 Swartwont Oavid,28 Mlldred,3O Marshall. 28 Samuel. 9 Eliza, 28 Varan M. J. M. (Henry),6

Sweeding James, 28 Irene. 28 Wtmam Luther, 28 J. H., 13 Mary, 28 Varley Warringer

Synhorsl Mayberry, 26 Virginia, 26 Mrs, Juanita Smith, 27 Vida Faye Young,S Rebecca, 26 Venerab~e Washburn

Sarah,28 Martha. 17 A. G., 14 Taft William, 28 Vickers Watson Chappy,13 Winfred H., 28 Joan, 27 James, 14 D.C .. 13 Witter, 28 Waugh John Jr., 13 Elijah,28 V1nski Roy,2O

Talley Tombllnson Betty (Helms), 29 Weatherall Barney, 11 Anthona,29 Vinson J. A., 10

Tarris Townley James, 20 J. P., 10 Tony, 20 A. L., 13 Vise Weaver

Tate Trammell C. M" 13 James. 29 T. J., 13 Lucinda, 30 Richard,22 William C'I 25 Mrs. Bill F" 28 Waits- Webb

Taylor Treadwell Dr. W.S., 13 AJan, 25 D. Carroll, 24 Margarel Fraley, 22 Mary. 23 Calherine Thalber, 25 Georgo W" 29 William, 22 Wally, 26 Eligah,25 Hezikiah,24 Trice Walban Isaac Nelson. 25 Israel "Bud", 29 John, 10 George, 20 Isaac Nelson, Jr., 25 Morrison, 10 J. A .• 10, I I Walker Sue,S Polly Gray, 30 Tripp Ada, 17 Susannah, 25 Ru1e, 13 J. G., 13 C., 19 T. H., 10 Tennessee, 24 Trivette Bizabeth Gray, 30 William, 20, 25 Wile<>, 20 Jessica, 25 Jane, 24 Weis William, 24 Mary. 25 Jno" 13 Frederick Lewis, 32 W. M., 13 Trotter Joseph Swift, 24 Welch

W. R" 10. " J. R., 10 Mr •. Amy, 23 Mary A, 30 Teaff L. R" 10 Will. 12, 13 William Jordan, 30 Nancy. 31 Truster Wallace Wells Nimrod. 31 Lena p" 5 E. M., 10 Grace, 17 Nimrod Moore f 6 Tucker J. H., 10 James, 20 Vernon, 31 George, 5 Minnie. 15 Whisenant Vernon Loyd, 6 Wm. Sanders. 5 Murle, 16 Barbara, 21

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Whisennond E,,14

While louise, 18 Mary R., 8 p, B" 14 Velma, 15

Whltlot Elaine, 16

VV'hittington W,,14

Wilburn James, 27

Wilkerson John $" 21 Mir.-nie,16 Terry L, 21

Williams Auotin, 20 Gay, 30 John,20 louis, 20 Maron C" 22 Malinda, 22 Ro .. Marie, 29 Sarah Isabell (Lemaster), 22 Thos .. 14 Wllliam,21 , Lucinda Elvira, 21 Wills Garman, 20

Wilson D, A" 14 Mary Lafferty, 8 Miss SaZie, 14 Peggy J .. 25 Robert Walker, 29 Samuel,20 Sarah,29 Shirley, 16 Sidney, 14 Vicey, 18 Wm, Walker, 29 Z.,14

Wingfield RobertW,,5

Winn William C., 31

Winningham M.M., 14

Wisner John C., 29

Witt Lula,19 Wo~

B, F" 14 Wolff Norman. Jr" 30

Womack Sarah (Sallie), 29

Woodard Audie w., 23 Beverly Jann, 33

Woodell William C" 29

WOOdfutf Mary, 18

WoOdside Peggy, 18

Worley Clarence, 20 Robert W" 6 Sue Ann Coulter, 6

Wright James Cook, 6 Sarah Dudy, 26 Thomas, 26

Wyatt Abby Dortch, 5 Mllcholl,5

Yandoll James, 14 Sam, 14

Yarborough John, 20

Yarbrough Talitha, 23

Yates Carolyn, 6

Yielding louise. 26

Yokum Solomon, 29

Young p, B" 14 Robe""a,31

Younger Jay p" 5, 31

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