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The Arl(ansas Family Historian Volume 22, No.1, March 1984 published by Arkansas Genealogical Society po Box 908 Hot Springs, AR 71902-0908
The Arl(ansas Family Historian
Volume 22, No.1, March 1984
published by
Arkansas Genealogical Society
po Box 908
Hot Springs, AR 71902-0908
THE· ARKANSAS
FAMILY HISTORIAN Volume 22 Number 1 March 1984
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ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL iOCIm. Inc. . 4aoo .,,' sTREET
liTTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS
OFFICERS AND DIROC'roRS
Ms. Margaret Hubbard, President, Rt. 6, Box 238, Hot Springs, AR 71901 Mrs. Pat Lape Bennett, Vice President, 1211 Dyson, N::lrth Little Rack,
AR 72116 Mrs. Gerald B. McLane, Treasurer, 112 Leach St., Hot Springs, AR 71913 Mrs. w. E. Fullenwider, Corresponding SecretaIy, 523 E. Union, Magnolia,
AR 71753 . Miss Virginia h'I'ight, Recording SecretaIy, P. O. Box 726, cam:len, AR
71701 Mrs. B. J. (Lynda) Suffridge, Jr., Historian, 3801 Caraway Court, North
Little Rack, AR 72116 Mrs. Lar.t:y P. (Wensil) Clark, Herald, 1211 Biscayne Dr., Little Rack,
AR 72207 Mrs. Wanda Ano, Exchange Chairman, 1421 N. University Ave., Apt. 8-326,
Little Rack, AR 72207 James IDgan MJrgan, Parliamentarian, 314 Vine, NEMport, AR 72112 Robert W. Dhonau, 4410 Lea Ave., Little Rack, AR 72205 Mrs. A. Hall (Frances) Allen, 7 River Valley M., Little Rack, AR 72207 Mrs. Harold (Joyce) Alsp:l.Ugh, 1016 Highland, Magnolia, AR 71753 Russell P. Baker, 6525 Magnolia, Mabelvale, AR 72103 Dr. T. A. Bruce, 4 Hillandale, Little Rack, AR 72207 Miss Jenia M::lore Burns, P. O. Box 353, Alma, AR 72921 Mrs. Janice F£ldlem:m, Rt. 1, Box 137, Hackett, AR 72937 Mrs. Hay1e P. Hollis, 628 Banner, Camlen, AR 71701 Mrs. Bobby Mays, p. O. Box 149, Marshall, AR 72650 F£I Sanders, Harding University j/86l, searcy, AR 72143 Mrs. :Elmgene Tindall, 5310 Wood, North Little Rack, AR 72118
Mrs. Mario B. (Elaine) Cia, Sr., F£litor, 4200 "A" Street, Little Rack, AR 72205
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Membership rate is $12.00 per year (January 1 through December 31), and four issues constitute a year's nenbership. Memberships 1tIay be entered by Slll::mission of dues and enrollment data to Margaret Hubbard, Rt. 6, Box 238, Hot Springs, AR 71901.
Neither the Arkansas Genealogical Society, it's editor, nor any of it's editorial staff, ass1.l!!\2 any responsibility for infQI'l\'ation or 1tIateria1 included herein. Contributors of rraterial are indicated, and correspondence should be addressed to those persons. Notify the Society of any corrections needed.
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THE ARKANSAS F1\MILY HIS'IDRIAN
VOIl.lME 22 Nl.IITber 1
Contents
Subject
Biographical Sketches, The Arkansas Harte, Lonoke, Lonoke County, Arkansas
Dickey/M::lrris Family Plot, Pulaski County, AR
James M::>nroe King Bible Records
Haney Hudgens Bible
Unknown Burial Site, Jefferson County, AR
~l:ert C'arpenter Bible Records
sanders/saunders Research (a continuation)
Pike County, AR, Surname Index to 1870 Census
Hicks Caretery, lDooke County, AR
BIyant Ce.netery, saline County, AR
Abner Spence
Index tc 1883 Pike County Tax Book
Snowball Celretery, Searcy County, AR
stene County 1890 Real Estate Tax List
Acknowledganent - The Don Francis Collection
:/btes and Queries
Book Reviews
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Conclusion of 1883 pike County Tax Book Conclusion of 1870 Pike County Census Mstories of M:mtgall'ery County, AR Country Doctcrs of :/brthern Garland County, AR AlIDs Brown Family
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Dear Mertbers:
It's en-ly JanuaJ:y as I write this, so let !'IE! extend best wishes to each of you for a great 1984!
Plans are in full rrotion for the March 17 seminar, and 'We are eagerly anticipating another large turnout. Pat Bennett has again arranged for an excellent program for the day, as she did for the Fall Seminar that was so 'Well attended.
Plans are also being made for the future. One of our objectives is a concerted effort to inclw.e rrore varied infonnation in the Arkansas Family Historian that will be of benefit to all our l'IE!I1tlers.
'!here are also plans underway for our 25th anniversary, which will be here very soon; for the participation of the Society in Arkansas' l50th birthday celebration; for special publications; and 1lIlCh, truch rrore.
You will alsb be receiving newsletters from tine to tine to let you koow what is being done and containing notices of interest to you. Please feel free to contact tOOse Board members working in the area you need. They will be rrore than happy to assist you whenever possible.
The Board has discussed the possibility of holding workshops to help tOOse just beginning in genealogy. If you are interested in this type activity, or interested in participaing in any such workshqls that nay be scheduled, do let !'IE! koow.
M:my people have contributed to this issue, and 'We publicly thank each of them for their generosity in sharing infonnation for our nent.ers. Keep in mind that this is ~ organization. Your contributions and participation are solicited and encouraged.
<XlNTRIEltJlORS 'ID :mIS ISSUE
Russell P. Baker Pat L. Bennett Ira Cash Elaine Cia Helen Carpenter Davenport William Eubanks Ruby Pool Gagliano
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Mrs. Fletcher King Bobbie J. McLane Bobby Mays Gus lit Olive Muck!ran Eileen Lasiter Poss Jack lit D:lris Rose
The Publications Ccmnittee of Arkansas Ganealogical Society
William Elisha Bailev
W. E. Bailey, 80, of Enola succumbs
-William Elisha Bailey, so, -or
Enola, died Friday (Sept. ll, 19631 at Veterans Administration Hospilal,
Mr. Bailey was. retired Army sergeant. He served in the Army 23 years,
He was a memher. of the Faulkner County Baekeepers Association, Faulkner County Hislorical Society, Arkansas ""nealogical Society and the Church of Christ. He was also a Mason and a World War II veteran.
Barn March ZI, 1903, at Enola, he was a son of William Frank and BeUelngram Bailey. On 00<:. 4, 1945, he married !he former Ruth Selzler, who survives,
Other survivors are a son, William Frank Bailey of lJJs Angeles, Calif" a stepson, Lionel Javan Shock 01 North Little Rock;. daughter, Mn;. Lois Jean Hoggard 01 North Little Rock; a brother, B. A, Bailey 01 Enola; two sisters, Mrs. C. F, Poe cI Conway and Mrs. G. F. Lasley of Enola; six grandchildren, and live great.grandchildren.
Funeral services wlll he at 2 p.m, Monday at Enola Church 01 Christ wilh Mr. Phil Watkins and Mr. Gary Latch officiating. Burial ",HI be in Marcus Hill Cemetery b)' McNutt Funeral Home,
Pallbearers will be Guy Murphy, Fayburn Smith. Thomas ""ne Hoggard, Lionel J. Shock Jr., Jack Shock and Phillip Lindsey.
Remembering a friend
We only had the privilege of knowing W, E. Bailey of Enola in connection with his consuming interest in historical things, In that, we found him well informed, interested, and interesting and a quiet resource for the people of Faulkner County, It is possible tha t many folks were unaware of his efforts to preserve the knowledge of our past and its physical remnants,
He could - and did - become indignant at vandalism of a historical marker, yet in the associations in which we shared an interest, we found him a gentle man who liked to talk, but who also liked to listen,
We will miss his occasional visits to this newspaper; more importantly, we will miss the contribution he was making to the preservation of our past in Faulkner County.
Mr. Bailey was a long-tlll'e m!lTber of the ArKansas Genealogical Society I and will be greatly missed.
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BIOGRAPHICAL 5CHETCHE5 THE ARKANSAS HOME
LONOKE, LONOKE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
The Arkansas Home published it's first edition on June 1, 1879, but immediately discontinued publication with the outbreak of the Yellow Fever in Memphis. The Editor assumed the duties of publishing the Lonoke Democrat and finally was able resume publication of the Arkansas Home on October 1S, 1881. The extant issues af this newspaper, covering a period of thirteen months, are on microfilm at the Arkansas History Commission~ The following sketches were extracted from that film.
HDN. W.F. HICKS
This gentleman was born in Anderson county. Tennessee t in 1824, he came with his father to Arkansas in May 1836, before the state government was organized and stopped at Little Rock, then a small village. In 1837, he went into the Times-Advocate printing office, then owned by John Reed and Albert Pike; a short time afterwards Budd, Colby & Steak became proprietors, where he remained as a printer boy until 1841 I when he went into the Gazette office, conducted by W.E. Woodruff, Sr. In 1845 he commenced the study of law under Ebenezer Cummins; in 1846 he went to Mexico in Capt. A. Pikets company of Arkansas cavalry - Gov. A. Yell commanding the regiment; after his return from that country, he went into the farming and milling business, in Pulaski county, south of Little Rock, where he was burned out, losing every thing; when he went to Ft. Smith, and worked in the Fort Smith Herald office for a short time; he then went into the mercantile business as a clerk~ In 1852 he sent to the Choctaw Nation, merchandising until 1854, when he went to California with a drove of cattle for Bennett & Walton, merchants of Ft. Smith. After arriving in the land of gold he worked at the printing business in Sacramento and Marysville, at the latter place he bought an interest in the California Express, Where he published a Daily, Weekly, and Semi~Weekly edition of the Express, until the close of the war in 1865 - he having been arrested for disloyalty by military authorities, and detained as a prisoner on parole for three years, as soon as he was discharged he sold out his interest and returned home in May 1866 - on his was hither he was robbed of everything he had except a three cent piece. He went into business with his brother the late lamented I.C. Hicks. He was elected to the Constitutional Convention in 1868 from Prairie county, with R.S. Gantt as his colleague; was elected to Legislature in 186B by 596 majority, but was not allowed to take his seat by the carpet-baggers. He commenced the practice of law in 1873 and was elected to the State Senate in 1874.
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JOHN LAKE BLACK
The subject of this sketch was the first attorney to hang out the shingle here after Lonoke county Was made. He was born in Holly Springs, Miss5, in 1850, his father Or. 8lack. coming west soon after, settled at Searcy, Arkansas. After the war, "John," as he is familiarly called, went to Little Rock, where for two or more terms he attended St. John's College, the military institution of the Masonic fraternity. He read law under Chief Justice English, and the Supreme court being in session, in 1871 he applied and WaS admitted to the practice. A few days afterwards he was recommended and received the appointment of Attorney for Pulaski county, which office he held until he moved to Lonoke in 1873 or 4. Mr. 81ack possesses considerable of the '''cacoethes 5cribendi,n and writes fluently. He corresponds for a number of paper {sic) over the non de plume of I!Sohemian. fJ He is affable and courteous, and perhaps knows as many people in the county as any man in it. As a lawyer with energy and application he has a bright future before him. His address to juries is usually better than
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to the bench, as he often grows eloquent and his remarks are sweeping His perception is quick, judgement is firm. and in his speeches his sarcasm (sic) is bitter. "John" has in him a heart as big as a church house, and as We have heard it remarked is universally popular.
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COL. JOHN HALLUM
Col~ Hallum was born in Sumner county. Tennessee, in 1833, and educated at Wirt College Tenn., and was admitted to the bar at Memphis, in May 1865; practiced law in that city until July 1870. He was a Douglas elector, and took an active part in the presidential campaign predeeding Lincolnts first election, entered the confederate army. but was discharged soon after because of physical inability, part of the time was on Gen. Pillow's staff. In 1870 he removed to Little Rock, and in the fall of the same year located in the practice of his profession in the city of St. Louis, where he enjoyed a lucrative practice until 1874, when he took up residence in Colorado, from which state he moved to Lonoke in 1876; entered in partnership with Mr. Jno. C. England, which was dissolved about a year since. Col. Hallum has acquired quite a handsome fortune in his practice most of which is invested in rich mining lands in Colorado. This gentleman is very decided in his convictions, jovial in nature, and liberal with his means and interprising, fond of work and enjoys life in season and out of season, (hard times or no hard times.)
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HON. GEQ. M. CHAPLINE
Mr. Chaplin. was born in Greenville, S.C •• in the year 1849; moved to this state and settled in Crittenden county, in 1867 returned to his South Carolina home a few years after, where he remained until 1873, when he located at Little Rock. When the new county of Lonoke was created by the legislature that year, he was appointed by Gov. Elisha Baxter, clerk of the county, which position he filled until the adoption of the new constitution in 1874, when Wm. Goodrum, the present incumbent of the office. was elected as his successor. Mr. Chapline studied law at the University of South CarOlina; was admitted to the bar by the Supreme court of Arkansas, in 1875. He began practice in lonoke that year, as the partner of Mr. Thos~ C~
Trimble. Since the residence of the SUbject of this sketch in this place, he has filled important positions of trust; first Recorder, Alderman and Mayor of the town, and next one of the representatives in the legislature, which trust he now holds and to which he was elected September 1879. Mr. Chapline is small in stature, very unassuming in manners, agreeable in companionship, and eloquent in speech.
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JUDGE THOS. C. TRIM8LE
Judge Trimble, the subject of this sketch was born at Holly Springs, Mississippi. in 1648, reared in Sumner county, Tennessee, where he spent his school boy days in the school of the beautiful little city of Gallatin. He studied law under Judge Adams at Jackson, Mississippi, where he was admitted to practice in 1873. He came to this state in 187S and entered at once into a paying practice. Mr. Trimble made the race for Prosecuting Attorney for the sixth judicial district, and was nominated and elected to the office in 1678, which trust he filled very creditably for two years. During his residence in Lonoke he has presided on the bench as special judge on several different occasions. His rulings have always been clear and strictly to the letter of the law. This gentleman is fast taking position among the bar of the state and higher honors await the coming years~
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JNO. E. ENGLAND
Mr. England was born in January 1850 at Brownsville, Ark., where he was raised. In 1863 when the Federal army occupied this country, his mother, like many others, was stripped of everything in doors and out, and the burden of supporting a family was then thrown upon him, although he was but thirteen years old. He succeeded in earning a sufficiency to keep the wolf from the door for two years, when the war stopped and his older brother Edw returned home. l'Cal." was then engaged in ruming a full size peanut stand and confectionery at Hickls station. He then went to little Rock where he engaged in business for a year, returned to Hick's station when J.E. England & CO~J opened Qut, to work for them. He only clerked there a short while and went to Hickory Plains to school and a year later at Brownsville« In 1868 his money giving out. he quit school and went into the law office of Gantt & Bronaugh at Brownsville, paying for his board by writing. In a short while these lawyers removed their office to DeValls Bluff, whither he also went. In 1869 he applied twice to Judge John Why tack for admission to practice, but OWing to his youthful face, the Judge enquired (sic) his age, and learning that he was not twenty-one refused to appoint a committee to examine him. In 1870 he applied to the Supreme court for license, was examined and admitted without any questions about his age. He was only two months passed twenty years old. After this he was taken in as a partner by Gantt & Bronaugh, the style of the firm being Gantt, Bronaugh & England; until Mr. Gantt withdrew, an account of his removal to Little Rock. The firm then remained as Bronaugh & England which year Mr. England removed to Lonoke and dissolved the partnership. His newspaper experience begins with a partnership with Edwin Bancroft in the publication of the DeValls Bluff Liberal, in 1870. It only required a few months to "bust" him as Bancroft was busted when he was lItaken In.tt In 1872 Geo. Emack and him (sic) started the Prairie County Democrat at DeValls Bluff, where it was publiShed for six months, when he removed the office to Lonoke changing the paper's name to the Lonoke Weekly Democrat, Emack retiring. He remained in charge as Editor of the paper until January 1, 1878, when he retired, devoting his time to the law practice. He is a large real estate dealer, and by this has accumulated a snug competency.
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ELBERT OLIVER
The subject of this sketch was born in DeSoto county, Miss. in 1841. His father, Maj~ Simon Oliver, was one of the pioneers of that state, having moved there from Georgia in 1834* Mr. Elbert Oliver was educated at the State University Oxford, Miss, At the breaking out of the war he enlisted in Company 0 1st Regiment Mississippi Infantry; served with that command until July 9, 1863, when suffered the fate of the gallant band of heroes that defended Port Hudson. After being properly exchanged, Mr. Oliver was transferred to Gen. Forrest's command as 1st Lieutenant Company K 18th MissiSSippi cavalry; was shot through the right foot in a cavalry charge on the 29th of November 1864, when forrest cut the Federal line at 5pring Hill, Tenn., his foot was ampuated that night. Fell into hands of the Federals at Franklin, when Hood fell back from Nashville; remained in prison until close of war. Immediately after war ended, married and commenced farming which vocation he fallowed until 1876. when he commenced reading law under Hon. O. McKenzie of Hernando, Miss. When in due time admitted to the bar with license to practice in any or all courts of the state. Having visited our state in December 1661, and being well pleased with our town and people, he has cast his lot among us. He was admitted to the practice of law in our courts by the term of circuit court just closed.
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DR. LEMUEL H. HALL
Thie 9f.tlltlfJmen was born in Covington, Tipton county, Tennessee, Dec. 16. 1830; moved to Ih~rllIlIlUOt DeSolo county, Miss., in 1840. In 1849 he served as assistant post-master under ~ .~. LeUlan at Memphis, Tenn., until Jan. 1851, when he returned to Hernando, Miss. and was appointed post-master at that place. Having read medicine for two years previous to going to ~mphi., he again resumed that study. ~rried in 1853. In '58 attended medical lectures, follo.ing year commenced the practice of medicine with his father, Dr. Joseph G. Hall, in Chelsea North ~emphis. Gradueted in the ~emphis ~edical College ~arch 1st, 1861. Secession beinf rife and war threatening, he returned to his old home in ~ississippi. Being an old line whig and a great lover of the union, opposed secession until war was inaugurated, ~en he enlisted in corrpany "0" 1st Mississippi Infantry; was elected first lieutenant, and served as such until commissioned surgeon of the regiment. Was taken prisoner at Ft. Donaldson and carried to ~und City, Ill., where he had charge of the Confederate sick and wounded, until June, '62, when he was exchanged, went into the Kentucky campaign as surgeon of the 9th Miss. infantry, Chalmer' 5 brigade, (Dr. ,.J .5. Oliver surgeon of the 9th being disabled.) Was captured with his sick and wounded at Danville, Ky., having been exchanged, he was assigned to duty as surgeon of Gen. W.N.R. Beals' brigade at Port Hudson. La., when was again captured. After his release, was assigned to duty as surgeon of Bells l brigade, Forrestls cavalry. served with that command until Hood retreated from Tennessee, when he was assigned to duty as chief surgeon of Chalmers' cavalry division. which position he held until the close of the war. He returned to his old hame, Hernando, Mississippi; eng~ged in the practice of medicine until Dec. 170, when he moved to Prairie county, Ark; moved to this place February 1BB', and at one entered into a lucrative practice.
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S}lbmitted by Membe.rs of the,Publ:t,~'\t:!;9n COIIJII):t,ttee, .., "rka,ns,~s Ge 1 ". 1 ~ " .' n.ell. Qg",c/\ ,~PC • •
DICKEY/~ORRIS FA~ILY PLOT
This small family plot is located in Southeastern Pulaski County, in the NE 1/4, NE 1/4, Section 3D, T 5, R 10 W. From Scott, Arkansas, take State Highway 161 South for six miles to the intersection with Highway 232. Turn West (right) and drive about 3/4 of a mile. The plot is located on the South (left) side of the road. A wrought iron fence surrounds and plot and the plot is currently being maintained.
Rev. Geo. W. ~orris - Born Oct 10,1819 - Died Apr. 27, 1877
JUlia Dickey - Born June lB, 1880 - Died June 26, lB82
Geo. T. Dickey - Born Oct. 28, 18Bl - Died Feb. 1, 1883
Grover C. Dickey - Born Dec. 19, lBBS - Died Nov. 7, 1891
William W. Dickey - 80rn 1842 - June 23, 190D(?)
Nancy C. ~orris - 1833 - 1901
Submitted by Pat 8ennett, 1211 Dyson N L'ttl R k A k , o. 1 e oc, r ansas 721 1 6
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JAMES MONROE KING BIBLE RECORDS
James M. King was born in Tennessee, the son of Richard and Sarah (Yeates) King, natives of North Carolina. The King family moved from Tennessee to Alabama in 1836. Four years later James married Eleanor Jett, daughtcr of Ferdiihand and Sarah Jett. James and his family moved to Marion County, Arkansas in 1843 and then r~located near Pleasant Hill in Prairie County in 1B50. James King served in the Florida blar and the Civil blar. His record of public service includes I Sheriff of Prairie County 1858-1B60, Sheriff of Lonoke County 1B74-1B78. Judge of Lonoke County 1882-1BBB. and Representative to the Arkansas Legislature in 1879 and again in 1891. Mr. King waS also a minister of the Baptist Church.
THE HOLY BIBLE containing the Old and N~ Testaments, translated out of The Original Tongues; and with the Former Translations Diligently Compared And Revised. New York. American Bible Society, Instituted In The Year MDCCCXVI, 1854.
[The Jett entries are the brothers and sisters of Eleanor Jett King]
BIRTHS James Henry Monroe King was born November 13th lB61 son of James M. & Eleanor King Alabama King was born Aprile The 4th day 1864 daughter of James & Eleanor King Margerde [Margaret] Jane was born August 21 1867 daughter of James & Eleanor King Ferdinand Jett Born Feb 10 1787 Sarah Jett Born May 2 1790 Bealus A. Jett Born June 13, 1808 James Monroe King ~as 8arn April the 27th day A.D. 1818 Son of Richard & Sarah King Eleanor King was Born March The 3 day 1824 daughter of Ferdinand & Sarah Jette Winnie Jett Born October 31st 1810 James Jett Born Feb 22 1812 John Jett 80rn Nov 6, 1814 Vashti Jett Born Feb 8 1816 Dorcas Jett Born Sarah Mahulda King was Born May The 11th day AD 1842 Daughter of James & Eleanor King Mary Malinda King was Born October The 17th day AD 1843 Daughter of James & Eleanor King Rebecca Aerial King was Born February the 11th day AD 1847 Daughter of James & Eleanor King Hosea Lafayett King was Born February the 11th day AD 1849 Son of James & Eleanor King Martha Elizabeth King was Born January the 27th day A.D. 1851 Daughter of James & Eleanor King Celia Louisa King was Born March the 2nd day AD Daughter of James & Eleanor King Richard Rufus Jette King was Born December the 10th day AD 1854 Son of James & Eleanor King Pleasant Carrol King ~as Born December the 3rd day AD 1856 Son of James & Elenor [sic] King Amanda Caroline King was Borne July the 15 day AD 1859 daughter of James & Eleanor King Jesse N. Jett 80rn January 26th 1820 Malinda Jett Born Dec 13 1821
MARRIAGES
James M~ King was Ma,rried to Eleanor Jette June the 7th day AD 1840
DEATHS
Pleasant Carroll King Departed this life July the 2nd day AD 1B58 Sarah M Pyburn daughter of James & Eleanor King departed this Life July the 21st day 1860 Matilda V PybUrn departed this life december the 18th 1876
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J.M. King Departed this life November 9 1891 Eleanor King died the 18th day of May 1895 Sallie C. Rogers Daughter of J E & Mollie Tanner Died July the 30th AD 1896 Hosea I.afayette King Died Nov 27 lB99
Submitted by William K. Eubanks. 7111 Indiana. Apt. 0-3. Little Rock, Ar. 72207
HANEY HUDGENS BIBLE
These records were recorded on the inside of the front and back cover of ~hat was probably a family Bible. The covers are all that have survived.
BIRTHS
Matilda Hudgens was bornd September 1st 1810 Nancy Hudgens was bornd September the 22 1826 Matilda Hudgens was bornd August the 22 1827 Belvarietta Hudgens was barnd March 25, 1829 William Hudgens was bornd June the 30 1832 America 0 Hudgens was bornd March [Illegible] Mary Ann Hudgens was bornd January the 20 1834 Eliza Jane Hudgens was bornd November 15. 1836 Malinda Hudgens was barnd June 29, 1838 John Hudgens was bornd December the 29 1840 Louaza Hudgens was bornd August the 2 1B43 George M. Hudgens was barnd OCtober the 13 1846 Jacob Hudgens was bornd January 8th 1 B50 Robert W. Hudgens was bornd May 22 1661 Samuel H. Rase was bornd July 5 1856 Matilda Ann Pennington was bornd November? 1863 David H Pennington was bornd March 24, 1665 Oveliah Boring was bornd January 15 18 __ Minnie May Pennington was bornd March 17 day 1670 Mary Louiza Pennington was barnd September 23, 1871 John J Hudgens son of Jacob and Josephine Hudgens was bornd December the 19th 1871 Thomas Ruben [rest illegible] Ola J Hudgens was bornd October the 24 1875 Submitted By William K. Eubanks 7111 Indiana, Apt. 0-3, Little Rock, Ar 72207
UNKNOWN BURIAL SITE - JEFFERSON COUNTY
These graves are located on the property line of the White Bluff Steam Electric Plant owned by Arkansas Power & Light. The sight is overgrown and has not been used in years as a burial ground. There are many unmarked graves in the area.
Ned Thompson - Born 1817 - Died Mar 2, 1893.
Claborn Vauchin - Born 1889 - Died 1891
Docie Blackmon - Born - 1 ?1? 1902 - Died Mar. 13 (18?), 1903
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ROBERT C!\RPENI'ER BIBLE REXXlR!)S
Suhnitted by Mrs. Helen Carpenter Davenp:>rt, P.O. Box 10285, Springfield, M) 65808.
The following is an exact tran.s=iption of all entries in a bible handed down fran l'bbert Carpenter, a pioneer settler of Sharp COunty, Arkansas. Numbers in parentheses in the right nBrgin refer to n1l!1'tlered notes below. This bible is in worn condition with roth rovers and sate pages missing from the front and back. SerlE of the leather binding remains on the spine. All written entries are on blank jJlges round between the old and new testaJrents for that purpose. The bible itself was "Stereotyped by A. Chandler, For the AnErican Bible Society, New York, 1830" .
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'.Ihanas M. carpenter was 00rn in the year of our IDrd in 1831 Janl.HIY the 15 -
Sarajain Carpenter was I30rn in the year of our IDrd in January the 19 1833
Jazoos Hardin Carpenter was I30rn in March the 6 in 1835
I«xlise Carpenter was rorn in the year of our lord in February the IS, 1837
Etlnon carpenter was 130m in Jainuary the 22, 1839
Marthey Jain Carpenter was rom in March the 9 1842
Mary Carpenter was Bom in June the 13 1844
Henry Carpenter was rorned in O:!t:ober the 27 1846
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Mary Jain I:evenport was rom April the 21 'AD 1852
Step:!n l'bbert was romed December the 9 1853
Jazoos Clayton Shirley was rom Ma:i:'ch 19th 1862
Jazoos Hardin Carpenter left Arkansas OOtober the 6 ~t to 'l1axas with (illegible) Childress COunty Childress October the 7 1870
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1bbert Carpenter his Book
One day on or before the t:;.enty fifth of December next I promise to pay John Criner the sum of t:;.enty four for value reced then the trun untill
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1. 'Ule earliest record of Robert Carpenter found by this researcher is in the 1840 census for Henderson Cbunty, Tennessee,where he appears as head of a lDusehold oonsistant with the above bible record. He is also listed in the 1850 census in Henderson County with his wife M:l.tilda and all of the children appearing on the second page of the bible record. Only one J::cok of land recxu:ds survived the Civil War days in Henderson County; it contains a record where 1bbert Carpenter sold 250 acres of lam to E'dnond Gawf; witnesses John A. Criner am Elias Q:)ff. This deed is dated 8 October 1851 and recorded 8 January 18SE. Adjoining property cmners were stephen Hefley, Jackson Petty, Daniel M:l.yber:ty, E'dnond Gawfs, am JaIlES 1Dng. I believe 1bbert Carpenter was running a store at the tine of the 1840 census as his occupation was categorized as "trade or manufacturing" • Evidently he . left Henderson County after 1851 am before 1856. By the beginning of the Civil War the entire family had settled at MaXVille in Lawrence (new Sharp) County, Arkansas, where they and many of their descendants renained.
2. TOOmas M. Carpenter married Rebecca C1e1lel1ts by whan re had one son, Francis M. Carpenter, born July 1862. 1st Lieut. TOOmas M. Carpenter, 21st Ark. Infantry died June 19, 1863. He had been anong the ~ left at Cbrinth the preceeding winter, was captured am inprisoned at Iuka, Mississippi, where the records sI::ow he recovered fran his wounds; he died ilmlediate1y after recovery. 'lhis reSearcher does not know his cause of death or burial place.
3. On. sane records Sarah appears as Sarah A. It is not known what became of her.
4. JaIlES Harden Carpenter with wife Eliza are listed in Sharp County, Arkansas in 1870. See bible record for their reroval to Chlldress,Texas.
5. Redise Carpenter married JaIlES Deavenport. In 1860 they Were living , . in Ash Flat, Arkansas, and JaIlES was teaching sc:hcol. At that tine they had a one year old son, Charles H. Deavenport. Later children were Daniel, Mary, am JaIlES R. Redise was a widow by 1880.
6. El:1m::Jn Carpenter married Mary ~ie M::Cord Cant>bell, daughter of Joseph M. M::Cord of Maxville. Their children were Joseph Robert, Nancy M., Isabell, Jam=s F., Horatio, Clarenda A., Film:lre, and perhaps others. bt>st of the Carpenters in the south part of Sharp County descend fran this family.
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7. Martha Jane probably married a Shlrely and is the llOther of John Clayton Shirley of the bible record. If so, she llUlSt have died soon after his birth as he would not otherwise have been raised by his grandparents.
8. Mary carpenter married a Mr. Anderson fran Ibukeepsie, Arkansas. After his death she made her hcJre with her nephew Joseph lbbert in Cave City where she lived for many years kn:Jwn affec9.onately as "Aunt Mary". She is buried as "Aunt Mary" in the o;!!OOte:ry at M:lxville beside her br0-ther Ffhrond.
9. The only known record of Henry carpenter is in this bible and the 1850 census.
10. 'lbis and the following two entries are evidently grandchildren who lbbert elected to enter in his bible. Other grandchildren are rot entered. Mary Jane Devenport nay have been a daughter of It.xlise (who would have been 15 years, 2 nonths, old at the tin:e of birth). Otherwise, she ImlSt be the daughter of Sarah which is entirely possible.
11. As this entry is inl:tediately following Mary Jane Devenport and at the tin:e would have been on a page with ro other entries, this resea:rcher ooncludes that the full naIlE should be Stepen lbbert Devenport. In any event, ro record of either child has been found outside of this bible.
12. All entries up to this point have been in the sane handwriting, evidently that of lbbert Carpenter, and in the old-fashioned style kn:Jwn as "round". 'lbis entry is in the beautiful Spencerian style used by roth 'n1c.nas and ffirond Carpenter. Jarres Clayton Shirley was raised by his Carpenter grandparents.
13. Unfortunately, there is ro year date an this entty. '!'here is a John Criner (Jr. and Sr.) as near neighbors in Henderson County, Tennessee. One of than witnessed the deed when lbbert sold out there. '!'his researcher has not been able to establish the oonnection I:let:ween the two nen.
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Mrs. Davenport states her line of descent fran lbbert Carpenter is through Ffhrond, Joseph lbbert, Joseph Austin, and that response to this record will, hopefully, help her fill in the gapS, same of which are fran fires in the courthouses of roth Henderson Cbunty, Tennessee and Sharp Cbunty, Arkansas. She is also researching the ~ lines, ammg others.
Mrs. Davenport was a new member of Arkansas Genealogical Society in 1983.
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SANDERS/SAUNDERS RESEAROI - Bobbie Jones Mclane
As a result of Mrs. Fletcher King's material on Sanders/Saunders, "Which we have been using in the AFR, I received a letter from Mrs. lDuise C. Ryan, 3086 Westridge Dr., Kelseyville, CA 95451, "Who is researching a Perry line. Nancy Elizabeth Perry IIIIXried Jesse E. Sanders in Clark CO., Ark. 7-24-1861. Mrs. Ryan sent additional information on Jesse E. Sanders' service. He was a private and a bugler, discharged Sept. I, 1864. His date of birth in his pension application papers was 11 Dec. 1842 at Saline CO., Ark. He IIIIXried Nancy Elizabeth Perry, 25 July 1861 in the CUmberland Presbyterian Church, Clark CO., Ark., Richman COle, Minister. He stated he had been married only the one tilre, and listed the following children: 1870 Clark CO.census J '
J. A. Sanders 3 May 1862 Joseph A. G. E. Sanders 4 Jan. 1865 George J. H. Sanders 29 Dec. 1866 John H. E. B. Sanders 20 Jan. 1868 Elisha B. W. T. Sanders 21 Feb. 1870 William
. Virginia Sanders 5 Mar. 1871 G. B. Sanders 17 Feb. 1873 F. B. Sanders 21 Mar. 1875 M. E. Sanders 3 Apr. 1878 Martha Sanders 8 Dec. 1879 Calvin R. Sanders, 22 Mar. 1881
(Pension Cert. 1,085,424 ClaJm Nrnnber 1,162,648) PenSion C1aJm filed from Bot Spring CO., Ark. Jesse E. Sanders died Jan. 4, 1912.
Mrs. King wrote in Sept. of this year and hopes that this Sanders series will bring forth lIDre information on John L. Sau/Sanders, as she still does not know "What beca.rre of him, where be or his wife were buried, and what beca.rre of his daughter, Sarah, born ca 1832 in Tennessee (1850 census Saline Cb., Ark. She tried in vain along with the late Frances Bowles to find out whether or not she married and if so, to whan. She adds the following on John L. Sau/Sanders and his family:
Hamlin Sau/Sanders was buried in Mt. Ha.rnDny Ceretery in Trasll:\\ood, Arkansas.
Julius sau/Sanders was buried in Trasll:\\ood Cemetery, Trask;rood, Ark. and died about 1903.
Although the family thought Julius did not marry, he did indeed have two wives, according to her research:
m. 1st Elizabeth Page (born 1839) on 1-20-1871 (Bot Spring CO., Marr. Records) m. 2nd Mrs. Jane Jones 12-21-1881 in Saline Co., Ark. Marr. Records.) (Jane
Jones born 1837) Security Hamlin Sanders.
One of the above marriages has Julius spelled '~nsious", but we believe this to be mis-reading of the "I" and "J", "Which is often difficult to decipher. -----------------_ .... _---------------------------------------Mrs. Delaine Edwards of Abdesto, CA had written in 1979 that she was interested in a family listed on the 1850 Bot Spring Co. census, Prairie 'lbwnship, family #362:
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Sanders, Daniel Elijah John M. Lurana
30 m Ky famer 77mSC " 20 m Tenn 15 f Mo
Her information based on family tradition was that Elijah Sanders (wife's name unknown) had four sons: the oldest, Elihu, was horn 1814, followed by Ben, Daniel and John. It is said that Elihu left home in Georgia as a young man and followed his school teacher to Tennessee in order to complete his education. There he met and married Lucinda Brown ca. 1836. Though Mrs. Edwards has been unable to prove It, she beHeves they are the Elihu Sanders family on the 1840 census of McNairy Co., Tenn. Elihu and his family arried in Van Buren Co. AR by 1843 and rermined there the rest of their lives; hoth he and Lucinda died there in 1891.
Of Elijah's son Ben, the family story only says that he "was a 'wealthy' man who never married." Her Sanders, in the later generations used the same names over and over again and one of those is Benjamin HOlloway Sanders and she suspects that this Ben may have been a Benjamin Holloway as well.
Elijah's son, John, it is said, "was killed by a negro slave near HOt spring: Ark. He was returning the slave to its owner; was stabbed with a knife whil! giving the slave a turn at riding the horse. The slave was hanged."
The family stories told nothing of Daniel. They say that Elijah "went to live with his son and daughter-in-law near Hot Springs, Ark. when he was a very old man. He died there - was found dead in his bed one [!Drning when the daughter-in-law went to waken him."
A marriage was found in HOt spring Co. for Daniel Sanders, 29, of Clark Co. (not found on 1850 Clark Co. census) to Elizabeth Coffman, 20, Dec. 23, 1852 She believes this Elizabeth may have been a daughter of Andrew and Anna Coff man, family 11390 on the 1850 HOt spring Co. census.
The 1860 HOt spring Co. Sanders, Daniel
John N.
census shows (Antioch Twp.) page 16, 50 m Ky famer
7 m Ark
family #138:
1870 HOt spring Co. Mortality Schedule lists: John H. Sanders, 18, male, hor Ark. died March, whooping cough (Family 1186) -
The 1850 HOt spring Co. family 11367 of Elihu Sanders, age 63, is not Mrs. Edwards Elihu, though she has felt, there is probably a connection between that family and the family #362 living nearby.
This Elihu Sanders was horn in NC, about 1787, according to information in 1850 census of HOt spring Co., Ark. In 1810, he was living in White Co., Tenn. and acquired lands there, as did Reuben P., George W., and Elijah or Elijah B., all thought to be his brothers. They lived near each other and all seem to have [!Dved to Lowndes Co., Miss. ahout the same time between 1820 and 1830. The tax records of White Co., Tenn. for 1816, show him paying on one white poll and 100 acres of land. (One white male over 21 years old).' Also listed in the tax records for White Co. that year are Reuben,
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George, Elijah, and a Jmres Sanders who might alro be a brother to Elihu.
The 1820 census of White Co., Tenn. shows: Elihu Sanders, head of household Males under 10 years of age - 3 Males 26 to 45 - 1 (This ~ld be Elihu) Females under 10 - 1 Females 16 to 26 - 1 (Elihu' s wife) Fe!Ill.les over 45 - 1 (Probably the IIOther of Elihu or his wife j
In this census, I think the daughter ~ld have to be Catherine, and that the three rons were elihu (Jr.), George W., and one probably nmred Jackson. It llRY he George B, instead of George W., since we think this is the brother Catherine was living with in Clark Co., Ark. in 1850, and his nmre is shown in that census as George B.
The 1830 census of lDwndes Co., Sanders: Males under five Males 5 to 10 -Males 10 to 15 -Males 50 to 60 -Females 15 to 20 -Females 40 to 50 -
Miss. page 75, shows in family headed by Elihu
1 (we think this is Jemiron) 3 (Probably Jackson, Daniel and ?) 2 (Probably Elihu, Jr. & George W. ) 1 (Elihu) 1 (Catherine) 1 (Elihu's wife)
The 1840 census for lDwndes Co., Miss. lists Reuben, age 40-50; George W., age 70-80; and E. B. (Probably Elijah B.) age 50-00; all thought to be Elihu's brothers, but no listing is found for Elihu. He must have still been living in Miss. at that tilre, since in 1850 he lists William H., then age 9, and the next two older children, as being born in Miss.
1850 census of Ibt Spring Co., Ark. Prairie Township, No. 367: Sanders, Elihu· 63 NC
Margaret 38 Tenn lucinda J. 17 Miss Henry C. 11 " William H. 9 " Jesse E. 7 Ark) Elizabeth 7" ) twins Jmres A. 5 .. Levi M. 3 .. Tha!ms F. 1 lID" Ark.
The youngest Child, Ann, evidently was born s::ma tilre after 1850.
It is probabl:e that all of the children shown in the 1850 census are the children of Margaret, hut not definite as to illcinda J. This is Lucinda Jane, who llRITied Sterling CoffllRn, whom we believe was a brother of Elizabeth Coffman who llRITied Daniel Sanders. It is probable that Margaret's age was listed incorrectly, and that she was actaully only about 30/31 in 1850. Tradition is that she llRITied Elihu when she was only about 12/13, and this \\QuId correspond with the age of the oldest child, illcinda, who appears to be about 6 years younger than the youngest of the older set of children, and is further supported by the fact that when she llRITied Levi Spencer in 1865 after both were widowed, she gave Catherine am:mg the
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the older, if not the oldest, of the children of Elihu Sanders. All infonrP. tion indicates she was born about 1816 in Tennessee. She was married July 8 1833, in lowndes Co., Miss. to Charles C. Keeton. The marriage record shows Elihu Sanders as her father.
Presurmbly, Charles C. Keeton died prior to 1850, and Catherine roved to Ark The 1850 census records of Clark Co., Ark. show in one family group in Cedar 'IWp., D-85: Sanders. George B. Keeton, Catherine S.
Charlotte Keeton William Keeton Mary Keeton
. Sanders, Daniel H. Sanders, Jemison
32 Tenn 34 Tenn 15 Miss 10 Miss 8 Miss
24 Miss 23 Miss
So!ll:ltirre between 1850 and 1860 Catherine appears to have married Jesse Will (Clark Co. Marriage Bk. C-p.295 - Jesse William 62 of lbt Spring Co. to Cati Keetton, 39,22 Dec. 1853) The 1850 Clark Co. census shows: Williams, Jesse 70 Va
Catherine 45 Tenn Lucinda C. 6 Ark Margaret A. 4 II
Sanders, Jesse 18 II
The U360 census does not nention any of the Keeton children, but the younge \\QUId then be about 18, and they could all be married then, if living. 'The Daniel Sanders, Jemison Sanders, and Jesse Sanders all are known to be the children of Elihu Sanders, and their ages, at least as to Daniel and Jesse, are known to be approxirmtely as shown above. Daniel and Jemiron were Cath ine's full blood brothers, so far as is known, and it is rather definitely established that Jesse was her half brother.
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Su:rnaI1e Index to the 1870 U. S. Census
SURN!\ME 'ICMNSlUP InlSEHlID NUMBER
I\dams Missouri 96 lIderson Missouri 99 Alford Antoine 30 Alford Antoine 32 Alford Antoine 36 Alford J. H. Antoine 34 Alford J. M. Antoine 35 Alfred Antoi.t1e 12 Allen :Bre\oIer 46 Allen ~n 84 Allen Missouri 98 Al:nIstrOng Missouri 111 ADDld Brewer 24 Artingt:on 'lh ",>SOl, 108 Ashbrock MI.d:1y Pbrk 73 Babitt Cavey Forlt 31 Bao::m Brewer 12 Bacon W. Brewer 28 Bagley MI.d:1y Pbrk 48 Bailey Missouri 37 Baire Missouri 27 Baldwin Missouri 12 Ball 'lhalpson 45 Bankston White 6 Barnes 'lb::I!pson 57 Barrentine M::n.mtam 3 Bean Missouri 32 Bean '1b::rrpson 101 Bell Brewer 22 Bell D. MI.d:1y Pbrki 36 Bell G. Missouri 25 Bell I. Missouri 124 Bell J. Missouri 16 Bell 'lb::Inas 'lbatpson 51 Bell W. White 53, 54 Berry J. Missouri 108 Berry L. Missouri 108 Biggs 'lhalpson 69 Billings Brewer 1 Billings White 10 < ,
Billings MIxidy Pbrk 54 Billings B. MIxidy Pbrk 88 Bissell White 40 Bixpy Antoine 31 Blackl«lOd Muddy Fork 9 BJ..ack.wood Muddy Fork 62 Bolo Missouri 115 Bolt Missouri 69 Borham Missouri 101 Box 'lhonpson 7 Brach Missouri 45 Brach Missouri 48
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SURNAME 'lI::MNSHIP HIXISlfilLD NUMBER
Brewer Antoine 33 Brewer Muddy Fork 63 Brewer '1h:::rrpson 104 BreWer, Heru:y '1h:::rrpson 149 Bridge '1h:::rrpson 114 Brigg Missouri 20 Brock '1h:::rrpson 6 Brock '1h:::rrpson 19 Brock Missouri 41 Brock '1h:::rrpson 23 Brock Missouri 89 Brock '1h:::rrpson 83 Brock, L. White 68 Brock, M. ~s!;!Ouri 50 Brock, M. Missouri 51 Brocks M:>untain 2 Brooks M:>untain 41 Brooks Antoine 31 Brounin cavey Fork 38 Brown 'lb:mpson 62 Brown Missouri 94 Bryant White 41, 42 Bryant '1'hclIpson 71 Bryant Brewer 73 Bryant, M. White 65 Bryhel Brewer 75 Buchanan White 4 Buchanan Antoine 7 Buckley 'Ih::mpson 135 Bullock White 61, 62 Bullock Muddy Fork 78 Burkes Missouri 37 Burkett Missouri 2 Burns 'lhalpson 92 Bussell 'lhalpson 73 Bussell 'Ih::mpson 79 Bush, Charles White 34 Bush, James White 33, 34 cababan Muddy Fork 31 callhoun Muddy Fork 79 Campbell Antoine 5
, , Campbell '1h:::rrpson 5 Campbell cavey Fork 11 Campbell Brewer 16 Campbell, L. cavey Fork 15 cannon White 32 cannon White 39, 40 cannon Brewer 56 capeland 'Ib::ltpson 20 capelaud Brewer 3 carbell 'lhalpson. 5 carbell 'llloopson 41 carbell Missouri 44
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SURN!\ME 'JXloH>HIP HOUSEIDLD NtM3ER
Carpenter Mtddy Fork 74 Carpenter Misepuri 142 Carr Brewer 78 Carroll Antoine 21 carroll MOOdy Fork 66 Carter MOOdy Fork 10 Carter MOOdy Fork 16 cary . Brewer 61 caselberry White 29, 30 cass Missouri 133 cast MiSsouri 53 Cave MOOdy Fork 53 Chamiller (1) MOOdy Fork 58 Chapel 'natpson 13 Charles MOOdy Fork 47 Chapel 'Ihatpson 21 Chepis Brewer 60 Clanada Brewer 51 ClatDns MOOdy Fork 18 Clever 'l'lntpson 118 Clzy, R. (?) 'Ihatpson 30 Coo M:runtain 72 Coffnan M:runj:ain 5 Coffnan M:>untain 26 Coffnan, R:IDt. w. M:>untain 27 Coker 'Ihatpson 137 Cole MOOdy Fork 24 Cole MOOdy Fork 77 Conatser, A. Missouri 38 Conatser, E. Missouri 10 Conatser, H. Missouri 40 Conatser, J. Missouri 37 Conatser, M. Missouri 9 Conway Missouri 21 Conway 'l'lntpson 44 Conway, G. 'Ihatpson 142 Cook cavey Fork 34 Cooley Thanpson 76 Cooley Brewer 79 " Cooley, W. 'Ihatpson 79 Cooper Missouri 106 Cooper, J. Missouri 112 , , Cooper, W. Missouri 113 Copeland Brewer 18 Copeland Missouri 25 Cornish MOOdy Fork 1, B, 28, 30 Cornish, Jepe MOOdy Fork 52 Cbvin:Jton 'Ihatpson 25 Covington, J. Missouri 4 Covin.gb:>n, L. Missouri 3 Cox Cavey Fork 1 Cox White 29, 30 Cox
~n 50, 63 Cox, .slle:rwood Thon'pson 53
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1870 CEmUS PIKE COUNI"l, AR
SURNl\ME 'ID'INSHIP HOOSEHltD NUMBER
Cox 'l'h::mpson 85 Crabtree Thottpson 54 Crawford Brewer 21 Crawford Brewer 36 . .. Crawford Muddy Fork 49 Crawford Brewer 70 Crops Missouri 80 Cr\:mp Brewer 89 Cr\:mp 'l'llonpson 117 Cnmp Brewer 29 Cl.mni.ngharn Muddy Fork 79 Curtis Brewer 59 Davenport Missouri 105 Daughtery Thottpson 146 Davis cavey Fork 7 Davis Antoine 23 Davis White 23, 24 Davis M:>untain 37 Davis Missouri. 43 Davis Missouri 137 Davis, Benjamin 'l'h::mpson 50 Davis, J. Missouri 39 DaVis, John '1h:lnpson 1 Davis, John 'l'honpson 37 Davis, L. 'l'hcIlpson 70 Davis, W. M:>untain 24 Dawins White 2 Dean, James Missouri 55 Dean, John Missouri 56 Dickerson Thalpson 10 Dickson Missouri 13 Dickson Missouri 54 Dickson Missouri 122 Dickson Missiouri 125 Dillard 'I'hclIpson 37 Dillard, G. Missouri 19 Dillard, J. cavey Fork 33 Dillard, R. cavey Fork 29 Dillard, T. cavey Fork 28 Dixon Brewer 19
• J Dixon Brewer 33 Dixon 'l'halpson 89 Dixon Thalpson 92 Dixon, C. Brewer 76 Cixon, M. Brewer 74 Douglas Brewer 4 ~ (s?) Muddy Fork 34 Draper White 7 Duggan M:>untain 25 Duggan, H. M:>untain 35 J:A1ggan Thalpson 96
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1870 Cl!mlJS PIKE caJNTY, AR
SURNAME ~HIP HOOsmotD NlM3ER
Duncan 'It1atpaon 79 Duncan, s. ~ 80 Durham Ttuupson 140 Druham 'lh:J[pson 140 Durham, L. 'It1atpaon 152 F..alem TtuuPSOll 137 F.astwood White 42, 43 " Fdmindson Missouri 129 EttIDnson Brewer 18 Elkins Missouri 101 E1zy, w. (1) 'lhEpson 29 Epperson White 55, 56 Epperson ~Fork 61 Epperson, P. White 66 EIlans Missouri 24 EIlans ~Fork 68 EIlans 'lhaUpSOll 91, 120, 122, 150 Everen White 35, 36 Farley Thalpson 45 Faugh ~Fork 87 Fenter Missouri 23 Ferguson Brewer 15 Fitzgerald 'l'lDtpson 100 F1emins White· 67, 68 Flemming Brewer 84 Fletcher Thalpson 68 F1CMer5 ~Fork 85 Floyd ~Fork 20 Floyd ~Fork 37 Floyd Brewer 43 Floyd Brewer 56 Floyd Brewer 66 Forrester !obuntain 6 Forester White 14, 15 Forester !obuntain 21 Forester White 56 Foster '1h:I!pson 119 Fox Cavey Fork 36 Fowler Brewer 10 Garham Missouri 35 ., Garner Missouri 26, 109 Garrison 'lh:J[pson 125 Gatlin 'l1atpson 113 ' ,
Gauld '1'lx:Illpson 4 Gentry Missouri 17 Gentry White 25 Gentry Missouri 88, 99, 118 Gi1lhane Antoine 24, 25 Gillharn Antoine 26 GilIrer Missouri 6 GilIrer 'I'I:unpson 14
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1870 CENSUS PIKE COUNTY, AR
SURNl'IME 'IaHlHIP HaJSEH:lID Na1BER
Gipson White 44 Glassoock Missouri 61 Glover Brewer 83 Gordm Antoine 11,12 Gray Missouri 71, 72, 78, 121
> Green 'l'l:lalpron 31 Green White 37 Greeson Cavey 18, 20 . Griffin Missouri 50, 135 Grissan -. 'nlatpson 120 Graham Muddy Fork 18 Hagan, F. White 16, 17 Hagan, H. White 17, 18 Hainey Missouri 43 Haiship . '1hcI!pson 35 Ha1<X1l1b . Muddy Fork 36 Hal<Xlllb Missouri 63 Halconi:>e Muddy Fork 8 Halconi:>e .Cavey Fork 15 Hale Muddy Fork 3 Hale Brewer 8 Hale Muddy Fork 12 Hale Cavey Fork 21 Hale Brewer 41 Hale, S. Muddy Fork 13 Hall, Jarres White 66 Hall, S. White 9 Hanp Muddy Fork 29 Hanoock TI:xl:upson 43 Hank White 19, 20 HarJmefs Mtoine 37 Harley TI:xl:upson 133 Ha:!:ver '1hcI!pson 15 Harris Brewer 80 Harrison Muddy Fork 5 Harrison, R. White 40 Hawkins Brewer 11 Hawkins Cavey Fork 35 Hawkins '1hcI!pson 60. HaYlkins . Muddy Fork 86 Haynes Brewer 56, 81
, Hays, J. White. 51, 52 Hays, william White 50, 51 Henderson Missouri 1, 5, 42 Henderson Thaupson 157 Heniter '1hcI!pson 153 Henry Muddy Fork 56 Henry White 38, 39 Henry Brewer 71 Henry, P. White 38,. 39 Hensley, M. Antoine 33 Henson Thaupson 7 Henson Missouri 39
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SURN1\ME 'ID'lNSHIP HCOSEKlLD NUMBER
Henson 'l'torpson 94 Henson, Cynthia Ttorpson 145 Haritt Missouri 75 Haritt Ttorpson 15B Hicks Brewer 5B Higgins 'l'1:alIpson 95 Hignight BrE!\\I!i!I' 57 Hill cavey Fork 3B Hill lIbuntain 39 Hill, E. White 60, 61 Hill, w. ~ 33 Hinsley Antoine 32 Hipp, J. Missouri 22 HiW, S. Missouri 28 HiW, w. Missouri 31 Hirdon Missouri 55 Holcaob 'l'1:alIpson 9 Ho1caob Missouri 66 Ho1caob 'l'1:alIpson 101 Holiday 'l'1:alIpson 75 Holland Ttorpson 134 Hollaway Mountain 9 Holt Brewer 23 Holt 'l'1:alIpson 151 Holt, M. Brewer 27 Hoover Ttorpson 150 Hoover, M. 'l!1c.Irpson 88 Hoover, R. Ttorpson 51 Hoover, W. ~ 31 Horn 1 Horton MissOuri 35 Hotton z.tJddy Fork 41 Howard Missouri 51 Ho.>lqrd 'ltaipson 86 Howard BrE!\\I!i!I' 88 Howard, J. Ttorpson 93 Howard Tharpson 160 Huddles Ttorpson 60 Huddleston Ttorpson 2 HOOdleston ·Missouri 44 " HOOdleston White 45 Huddleston Brewer 79 Huff Brewer 72 , )
Hughes cavey Fork 2 Hunphy Missouri 79 Hunt 'ltcitpson 124 Hutchins Missouri 62 Hutchinson I3rewer 32 Hutran BrE!\\I!i!I' 6 Hutson == 75, 110 Hutson 73, 107, 112 Hutson, J. Ttorpson 74 Hutson, L. 'l'Inrpson 60
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1870 CENSUS PIKE COONl"{, AR
SURNAME ~HIP HOOSElDLD NUMBER
. Hynes Mlrldy Fork 45 Jackson Brewer 2 Jackson Muddy Fork 19 Jackson '1b::tIpson 103 Jackson, A. '1b::tIpson 140 Jackson, D. Muddy Fork 84
> Jackson, E. Muddy Fork 64 Jackson, Oliver White 43, 44 Jackson, P. TtxIrpson 28 Jackson, Rice 'lbJnp;;on 1 Jackson, W. 'l.hatp;on 26 Jacobs White 53, 54 James, P. Brewer 68 James, W. Brewer 68 Janis Brewer 39 Jenkins Thoopson 81 Jenkins '1't'Ia!pson 101 Johnson Missouri 7 Johnson Cavey Fork 27 Johnson Brewer 54 Johnson . Missouri 109 Johnson Mlxldy Fork 75 Johnson 'I'l1arpson 111 Jones Brewer 14, 42, 55, 64, 89 Jones, M. White 30, 31 Jones, William White 30, 31 Jordan ThoItpson 8 Kanp, E. Muddy Fork 40 Kelley Missouri 32, 59, 104, 119 Kelley Brewer 59 Delley, Daniel Thoopson 129 Kelley, E. Missouri 129 Kelley, Elijah TJ::aapson 152 Kelley, Giles Missouri 131 Kelley, SamJel 'lb:::Itpson 128 Kelley, W. '1't'Ia!pson 155 Kennedy White 45 Kennedy '1't'Ia!pson 64, 77 Kennedy, Charles 'IhaIlpson 67
" Kesterson Muddy Fork 11 Keys '1't'Ia!pson 54 Keys, W. Thoopson 54 , Killgone Cavey Fork 20 Kirby '1halpson 18, 35 Kizzia TJ::aapson 3 Kidd TJ::aapson 131 Kirby Antbine 39 Kirkham MiSSouri 116, H7 Kirkham, W. Missouri 123 Knight Missouri 102 KnOx Missouri 29 Krox Muddy Fork 46
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1870 CENSUS PIKE <XlUNl'Y, AR
SURW\ME 'l1:MN'lHIP HlJSEHOLD NUMBER
Lakey Brewer 91 Iamb Missouri 90 Iamb, B. Missouri 92 Iamb, T. Missouri 93 Ianis Missouri 87 Lai:OOp 'l'b:lrrpson 156 Latrice Brewer 67 Latty, John MUte 13 Lavinder Missouri 138 Lee MUte 1 Lee Missouri 81 Lee!Dns '.I'ha1pson 88 Lefevers MUte 36, 37 Lefirere MWdy Fork 8 !.erie Brewer 77 Lida White 69, 70 Lightsey Antoine 4 Limsey MWdy Fork 17 Lingo 'lhaIpson 117, 127 Lingo, W. 'lhxrpeon 138 Linsey, S. MWdy Fork 33 Lingo MWdy Fork. 36, 69 Littlepage . Missouri 115 Logan M:>untain 22 Logan, W. MWdy Fork 32 Logan . '!'tatp""),, 52 IDiuery M:>untain 14 IDng, H. T/lOIpS01l 147 IDng, J. '!'talipson 16 IDng, Janes 'lb::m4?son 17 louis MWdy Fork 6 lDvey Antoine 9 Lynn Brewer 85 Maexm . MWdy Fork 70 Madison Brewer 30 Maga11 'lhaIpson 148 Mahan M:nmtain 21 Manney 'lha:UPSOll 42 Mark 'l'ha:rpson 104 " Markham MJuntain 16, 38 Markham, J. MJuntain 20 Mansfield Missouri 48
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Mathes MUte 65 Mathew M:nmtain 9 Matlock f.buntain 31 Matlock ThcJ:npson 50 Matlock '.I'ha1pson 108, 121, 123 Matlock, Benjamin ~ 116 Matlock, Jen. White 59, 60 Matlock, JoBeIil Tl'x:Itpson 141 Matlock, William White 12 Matton Antoine 20
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HICKS CF}/JEffiRY
Surveyed by Eileen Foss and sul:mi.tted bY Ruby ~1 Gagliano, 205 Branch St. Lonoke, AR 72086 (1983)
land description: A part of the West Half of the Southeast Quarter of Sect 'lW:l (Pts.I'/lo; S11%) Township 'I'bl:ee North, Range Nine West, described as follCMS: Begin at the SOUtheast corner of the W!.,; SE%: of said section, this point being i.J the center of county road, thence North 420 feet, thence West 105 feet, thence South 420 feet, thence Fast 105 feet to the point of beginning, containing 1 ac: !!Ore or less.
Directions: Take Hwy. 31 N at 1-40, lDnOke, AR. Qj 7 miles N. TUrn West Mt. Zion Ibad. Hicks Cemetex:y 3l:! miles on right.
X= grave marker, no naIlE. Nuti:lers = stones whether single or double.
1. Larry W. THRIFT 1 Apr. 1946 2. Milford A. 'lHRIF'1' 11 Aug. 1942 3. Roy W. BILLlNiSIE.l 1924 4. Anglisa F. AUL'lW\N 31 Oct. 1977 5. Jo Ann CHESNEY' 1935 6. Lori Michelle MERIWEATHER 14 Oct. 1968 7. Rayrrond leo CARNES. 12 Apr. 1915 8. Ray J. HARNESS, Sr.. 25 June 1925
9. 10. 11. 12.
Virginia L. H!\.RNESS 11 July 1927 Alfred L. ANDERSOO 1905 Robin L. CHAMBERS 1956 Richard G. lW<ER 18 Apr. 1917 Hubert O. DAVIS 3 Aug. 1904 Ellen S. mVIS 8 Sept.1906 Jacob T. HALL 21 July 1977 Rev. Troy G. HALL 9 May 1957 Norma J. TRAVIS 1924
5 Apr. 1980 20 May 1979
1981 29 Jan. 1978
1982 3 July 1971
21 Feb. 1979 30 July 1976
1 May 14 Feb.
1979 1975 1975 1979
23 July 1977 17 Nov. 1978
1930
age 34 age 36 age 56
m. 17 Jan. 19
AA USNavy Sgt. USArmy ;;
13. 14. 15. 16. Lutie S. TRAVIS 1890
Daniel D. TRAVIS 1887 1976 M:>tOOr 1963 Father
17. 18.
19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28.
29.
30. 31. 32. 33.
wayne reward EJ:MJRE 6 Aug. 1928 30 Dec. 1928 Dora L. EJ:MJRE 27 Aug. 1907 Horace G. EJ:MJRE 23 Nov. 1904 8 Mar. 1973 Ola lJel3IJ\CK 1901 1922 Jessie Oscola TRAVIS 15 July 1917 22 Jan. 1921 Lela DeBlack 1883 1921 Janes E. DeBLI\CK 1875 1956 John w. TRAVIS 1917 1974 Hollis TRAVIS 1923 1943 Ellis JUSTICE son of Arthur and M:>llie JUSTICE Nevil JUSTICE son of Arthur and l-bllie JUSTICE M:>llie DeBlack JUSTICE wife of Arthur JUSTICE :reward JUSTICE son of D. A. and M. L. Justice
Janes Robert JUSTICE Minnie Bulah JUSTICE Ada Bell ClJI.EW\N Maccie ClJI.EW\N Ju:lith Ann TRAVIS John L. TRAVIS
31 Dec. 1894 20 Feb. 1898 21 Oct. 1867 13 Nov. 1932 15 Apr. 1881 16 June 1932 20 June 1907 4 Feb. 1913 24 Dec. 1904 17 Oct. 1910 19 Mar. 1953 19 Mar. 1963
1898 1977
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34. George R. TRAVIS 1892 1972 Myrtle B. TRAVIS 1898 1978
35. Luther DRISKILL 18 May 1895 27 May 1896 son of R. M. & E. A. DRISKILL
36. W. E. WHITE (this tombstone marks the grave of W. E. WHI'l'E's father, Anbn:>se WHITE)
37. Baby WHITE dau. of W. E. & Hana WHITE 38. Hana WHITE wife of W. E. WHITE 39. S:1ward B:)y WHI'l'E 18 Oct. 1898 2 Sept.1899 40. Maggie WHI'l'E 11 Oct. 1892 24 June 1901 41. W. M. ])Jc WHITE 16 Al:JJ. 1885 5 June 1902 42. Mattie LuElla WHITE 5 July 1900 10 5ept.1904 43. Jessie J. LASSITER 20 Aug. 1881 3 Oct. 1886
son of J. W. & M. IASSITER , 44. Alford IASSITER 2 Jan. 1904 3 Oct. 1904
son of J. T. & sallie IASSITER 45. Infant son of J. T. & Sallie IASSITER, b & d. 3 Oct. 1905 46. Mildred IASSlTER 12 July 1838 10 Mar. 1906
wife of J. W. IASSITER 47. Jesse B. KlN:l!EN 4 June 1902 4 Al:JJ. 1907
X. X. X.
48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53.
54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68.
69. 70. 71. x. x.
72. 73.
x.
son of S. L. & 1\ddie KlN:l!EN
Chester BENSON F. W. BENSON BENSON Wilbern IASSITER Lillian LASSITER Martha WHITE S:1ward WHITE Ella E. WHITE J. W. FOX .BEN'l'Rr.lP .BEN'l'Rr.lP .BEN'l'Rr.lP BENl'IIDP C. L. A. .BEN'l'Rr.lP Gus F. .BEN'l'Rr.lP Martha V. Lassiter WALKER Jacob W. IASSITER sarah IASSITER Hazel LASSITER E!:nest L. LASSITER Fletcher IASSITER Lula IASSITER Albert IASSlTER Johnie NE.WBY Willie SELLERS Mattie Sm.t.ERS
1918 1896 1919
22 Sept.1903 14 Dec. 1918
9 July 1863 8 Jan. 1852 1 July 1875
1857
26 Oct. 1926 3 May 1900
12 June 1907 14 l'bV. 1877
Feb. 1887 27 l'bV. 1906
4 Oct. 1905 9 Feb. 1911
11 l'bV. 1884 6 May 1884
1919 1919 1919
30 July 1908 14 May 1920
2 Mar. 1957 2 Aug. 1913
25 Jan. 1918 1937
3 Apr. 1953 25 Feb. 1977 16 Dec. 1943
1 Mar. 1942 Mar. 1956
1 July 1939 15 May 1960 28 Apr. 1937 19 Feb. 1931
2 Mar. 183~
Ruth Frli'bh HILL d. 17 Jan. 1978 William E. HILL 20 June 1907 20 Oct. 1970
Ark. Pvt. II) DEll' S'mTION \'MIl
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• •
78 yrs.
74. Uncle IkJb HICKS 1855 1933 Aunt lb:i:e HICKS 1864 1948
X. X. X.
75. Lillian M. HICKS Infant· 1921 76. Lavada HICKS 1918 1921 77. Walton HICKS 1919 1922 X. X. X.
, x. X.
78. John H. BRADFORD 31 July 1818 25 Sept.1893 79. M. M. Dl\VIS 17 Dec. 1848 19 sept.1904
Mary Ann DAVIS 28 Jan. 1847 19 OCt. 1907 80. Jaoob T. LASITER 8 Feb. 1849 14 Jan. 1895 X.
81. Mannie LASITER 25 Dec. 1882 23 Aug; 1908 82. Vira Lasiter Gll.TELY 13 libv. 1882 9 July 1980 83. Ma.rtI':Ia Hazel LASITER 9 Mar. 1908 19 Apr. 1909
dau. of Sam & Mary LASITER 84. Mattie Estelle LASITER 1918 1921 85. Frances T. OORPIER 23 Aug. 1889 10 Dec. 1917
X. X.
86. S~ 7 OCt. 1907 27 OCt. 1907 X. X.
87. John L. JONES 1865 1909 88. George leo DAVIS 10 OCt. 1902 6 Sept.1906 89. Sula Dl\VIS 23 OCt. 1881 1 Feb. 1909 90. t-bI!ll3.!1 Dl\VIS 20 Dec. 1907 16 Sept.1914 91. Oscar DAVIS 21 Sept.1879 5 Mar. 1974 92. Ella HODGES 30 June 1861 23 Mar. 1960 93. Kenneth Lee E[M)RE 17 Sept.1931 7 Sept.1935 94. L. C. "Pnxl.e" E[M)RE 18 Jan. 1906
D:Jck B. EJ:.M:lRE 24 Dec. 1896 19 libv. 1971 Ark. Pvt. Co. C. 141 !>C. BN~
95. Kevin ~i'ayne DAVIS 1966 1966 rock 96. Ruth Middleton CATHEY 19 libv. 1905 5 June 1983
John otis CATHEY 1901 1967 97. Glenda Gail REA d. 11 sept.1946
, 98. Joseph (Joe) K. VORallN d. 28 Jan. 1974 age 88 99. Mollie CATHEY 1894 1899
Joe CATHEY 1911 1911 100. John A. CA'IHEY 1873 1943
Mary E. CATHEY 1873 1956 101. Para Lee REA 6 Dec. 1873 31 Jan. 1945 102. John D. REA 1873 1963 103. Maggie REA 28 Mar. 1898 17 June 1900 104. Bertha REA 1 Feb. 1901 31 May 1905 105. Flavy W. JUSTICE 7 July 1910 30 Aug. 1911 106. Gracie JUSTICE d. libv. 1914
Infant dau. of N. A. & T. C. JUSTICE
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107. Hettie Florence REI\. 29 Dec. 1897 14 Aug. 1900 dau. of S. W. & H. H. REI\.
108. libra N. JUSTICE 22 June 1890 1 July 1895 109. Henrietta H. REI\. 16 Apr. 1852 18 Feb. 1929
wife of Samool W. REI\. no. Sanuel W. REA 14 May 1847 17 Nov. 1916 U.C.V. 111. Mrs. Margaret CI.J\RK 1815 1887
She was b. in Indianna, came to Ark. in 1832 - words hewn in J:OCk 112. M. W. JUSTICE ? b. 27 Nov. 18?? d. 30 JIme 18?? (hewn in
rock as nn) x. J:OCk smlar to atove two, but no writing x. large rock
113. Michelle Louise GLOVER 27 Dec. 1968 1 May 196~ 114. Alvin Elner HALE 29 Oct. 1896 23 Aug. 1971
Ark. l?Ilt. Infantry '\WlI 115 Mrs. L1.lV'el:la Ann HALE 17 Feb. 1902 12 May 1981 age 79 116. Ellen Hale Tn.BURY 21 Mar. 1899
Floyd E. TlWURY 28 Apr. 1891 27 July 1973 117. Farmie E. HICKS 9. July 1876 10 July 1964 ~ther
X. 118. HICKS 119. Howen HICKS 15 Apr. 1906 27 June 1971 120. HowellW. HICKS 1812 1886
Angie Rebecca HICKS 1818 1887 121. Samool B. HICKS 25 Jan. 1855 5 Apr. 1939 122. F. HICKS 123. HICKS 124. C.V. HICKS 125. Florence PFEil'E'ER 30 Sept.1897 27 Sept.1902
dau. of S.C. & A. M. PFEIFFER 126. Mary Ii'. HICKS 17 Apr. 1857 22 Aug. 1903
wife of S. B. HICKS X. X.
127. Essie E. GLOVER 9 June 1878 28 Nov. 1912 128. Richard M. FLYNT 1 Sept.1880 5 Feb. 1973 129. CUrtis A. BM.I:MIN 7 Dec. 1920 4 July 1923 130. Clarence Bmett GID\lER 14 Sept.1900 23 Aug. 1905
son of M. C. & :fena GLOVER 131. Clifton GI.OVER 1876 1958
:fena GI.OVER 1881 1957 132. M:mlXle F. WHITE 1914 1945 133. Samuel Francis WHITE 15 JIme 1893 9 Mar. 1920
son of F. M. & M. C. WHITE 134. Allie E. White DeBL1\CK 25 Sept.1896 30 May 1971 135. WalterH. ~ 29 Aug. 1898 29 Feb. 1968 136. David Francis EAGLE d. 11 May 1936
Ark. l?Ilt. 1 C1. U. s. ~ • 137. Benjamin H. GI.OVER 14 Jan. 1917 4 May 1957 138. David Charles GI.OVER 3 Nov. 1941 7 Dec. 1962 139. Irene HUFF 24 Nov. 1912 1957 140. Stella E. BUMPUS 18n 1960 141. lbbert Louis S'l'EPHEN3 1885 1977 142. Julia STEI'HENS 1883 1960 143. "sam" Jarres M. cx::lLEM1\N 6 Mar. 1903 14 Aug. 1976 Son
Lonnie~ 24 Oct. 1901 23 Oct. 1948 Son Sarah~ 20 Oct. 1878 9 Dec. 1944 M:m Lee~ 26 Jan. 1873 16 Nov. 1945 Dad
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144. O. D. SMI'lH 1913 1936 145. Clara SMI'lH 1894 1972 M=lther
Dennis C. SMI'lH 1885 1923 Father 146. Eddie Mae SMI'lH 1917 1919 147. Hess B. 'l'CMNSEND 30 Apr. 1882 27 Dec. 1961
AliceL. ~ 23 Oct. 1886 30 July 1926 148. Will 'IG1NSEND 1880 1901 149. Mnie REA 27 Apr. 1889 6 Oct. 1911
aged 22 yrs., 5 lIDS., 9 days, wife of walter REA 150 I);)llie vlHlTE 5 May 1891 22 July 1904
aged 13 y" 2 m., 17 d., dau. of F. M. & M. C. WHITE , 15I. Maty C. WHITE 16 Mar. 1853 20 July 1907
aged 54 y. 14m. I 4 d., wife of F. M. WHITE 152 M::Q)IHM 153. Aunt Jane ('OAD 1841 1916
X. 154. Virginia Ellen McCOLUJM 28 Dec. 1861 16 Mar. 1935 M:lther 155. Hattie Mae WHITE
William E. WHITE 1916 1976 (Buster) 156. viola M:lOre HALL 29 July 1904 20 July 1971 M;)t:h,er
l!i7. Rose Ann M:lORE 20 Nov. 1881 16 Nov. 1958 M;)t:h,er
Irvin B. MPRE 6 sept.1878 18 Dec. 1945 Father X. X. X. X.
158. Martha M. PARKER 16 Sept.1862 7 Oct. 1862 159. Miriam M. PARKER 2 May 1797 17 Aug. 1879 160. W. J. M::CDIHM son of J. H. & N. C." McCOLUJM 16I. J. J. PARKER 25 Nov. 1828 16 Nov. 1894 162. Elizabeth PARKER 14 Dec. 1831 18 June 1887 163. Maty E. WHITE 1 Oct. 1884 3 Oct. 1887
dau. of F. M. & M. C. WHITE 164. Oscar A. WHITE 15 Aug. 1879 20 Dec. 1916 ~ of the w 165. Maty E. PARKER 24 Nov. 1848 25 Dec. 1922 166. Rev. S. H. PARKER 8 July 1851 18 Oct. 1888 167. Jasper Jewel PARKER 21 sept.1887 20 Sept.1894
son of s. H. & M. E. PARKER 168. (broken) PARKER 8 July 1892 29 May 1895 169. Lillian I. PARKER 1 Apr. 1898 14 Jan. 1901
dau. of J. W. & Armie L. PARKER 170. Florence A. CHANNELL 1 May 1883 18 Aug. 1904
dau. of s. H. & M. E. PARKER, 21 y., 4 m'l 7 d. 171. Martha J. ''ll\DDILL 30 May 1823 28 Mar. 1905 172. Baby dau. of J.G.&J.W.HICKS 22 :Jan. 1903 8 Feb. 1903 2 W" 3 d. , ,
X. 173. JanES W. PARKER 23 Sept.1869 26 Feb. 1910 174. Maty L. M. PARKER 17 Aug. 1875 13 July 1923 175. I);)rothy L. PARKER 27 Aug. 1926 10 May 1930 176. Jacob Hosea PARKER 1864 1935 Father
Em!a Lorena PARKER 1871 1953 M=lther 177. Charla Rose GWVER 29 Feb. - 13 Aug. 1948 178. Armie L. GWVER 1921
Roscoe C. GWVER 1908 1971 179. Bill BURGESS 9 Sept.1918 11 Nov. 1939 180. Effie BURGESS 4 Sept.189S 12 May 1982
Stspren S. BURGESS 29 Mar. 1879 30 Sept.1928
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181. Aubrey O. EVIG"SS 7 Nov. 1920 5 July 1921 182. lois BURGESS 9 Dec. 1914 8 June 1916 183. David BURGESS 184. Martha J. lIDJRE 185. 'l.b:mas F. MXlRE Co. A. 39 N.C. Inf. CSA 186. Ernest L. lIDJRE 187. Daisy M. JUSTICE 1913
Phillip H. JUSTICE 1908 1971 188. Chloa J. EMLE 27 Dec. 1895 20 Mar. 1926 189. Chester M. EMLE Dec. 1923 Sept. 1924 190. T. T. EMLE 1 Apr. 1861 22 Oct. 1935 A tender M:rt:her
H. A. EllGLE 6 Nov. 1860 29 Sept.1925 A faithful Father 19l. 'l.b:mas Henry MXlRE 7 Aug. 1902 12 Aug. 1905 >
192. EllGLE 193. EMLE 194~ EMLE 195. Henry EMLE 6 Oct. 1886 23 May 1887 196. EMLE 197. HENRY J. EMLE 19 Dec. 1878 8 Oct.1880
x. rock 198 lelia E. M::FlIDDEN 7 Mar. 1922 28 JImE! 1980
X. rock 199. Jewell L. WHI'1'E 24 Apr. 1884 3 Jan. 1918 M:rt:her
x. 200. ClintEllGLE 20l. Ollia Rose EMLE 23 Feb. 1893 12 June 1894 202. M. Paul VANZANIJl' 6 Sept.1906 27 Jan. 1977
x. rock 203. broken stone d. 24 June 1892 204. Ellen CAmBY' 1870 1903 205. W. A. CAmBY' 21 June 1887 8 JUly 1944
X. rock 206. Sam H. M::COLI1lM 16 Jan. 1876 16 Feb. 1913
son of J. H. & N. C. McCOTJ:llM X. X.
207. C1ate~S b. 10 Aug. 1874 d. ca 1914 (Robert Clayton BURGESS)
208. Jeff Otis EMLE 21 Mar. 1896 17 Mar. 1931 Father 209. ElmEtt W. PARKER 3 Jan. 1891 16 Apr. 1974
Ethel PARKER 20 Dec. 1891 24 Feb. 1980 210. Jarres D. PARKER 23 Aug. 1913 27 Jan. 1965
Lillian O. PARKER 3 Mar. 1914 23 Dec. 1962 211. Bobby G. PARKER 7 Nov. 1940 1 Aug. 1964 212. Linda HtJD..CnN d. 4 June 1978, aged 35 years < ,
213. Fred Matthew EVIG"SS 9 Sept.1916 22 Nov. 1937 214. Alice BURGESS 5 Feb. 1876 19 Jan. 1967 MOther
John BURGESS 25 Mar. 1871 12 JImE! 1927 Father 215. EVIG"SS rock 216. BURGESS 217. I3URGESS 218. Smith I3URGESS 1832 1911 219. Elizabeth BURGESS 1841 1906
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220. BURGESS 221. BURGESS 222. BURGESS 223. BURGESS 224. BURGESS 225. BURGESS 226. BURGESS 227. l3l1RGESS 228. BURGESS , 229. BURGESS 230. BURGESS
'. 23l. BURGESS 232. Bertie I. ~ Aug. ? Au;J. ?
X. rock 233. Olamae l'l1M1ER 7 Sept.1905 20 Ck::t. 1919
X. X. x. x. X.
234. William H. GR.!\Nr CO. V/4 Ark. Inf./ CSA 235. Joseph a:IDert GR.!\Nr 1829 1875
x. x. x.
236. John Heru:y ~ 26 Oct. 1902 30 N::Iv. 1981 Father ~ Ford F1\GLE II Dec. 1907 ~ther
m. 18 Ck::t. 1925 237. BAILEY 238. NEVINS
x. rock 239. Lillie KDRE 14 June 1908 8 Dec. 1908 240. Eugene ANDERSON 9 Aug. 1921 30 Ck::t. 1922
. 241. Mable Sellers IDLDER 1898 1931 242. Rebecca Nl'HBY 1849 1927 243, Bud KX>RE 30 Ck::t. 1874 31 July 1951
01a KDRE II Nov. 1881 19 Apr. 1953 244. Rev. Joe H. HJBINSON II Sept.1908
Billie M. IDBINSCX-I 14 June 1908 2 Oct. 1981 245. Odie BURGESS 246. !.abe M. MERRJWEATHER 1908 1957 247. Roy Marvin BURGESS 23 Feb. 1918 18 July 1920 248. Bessie Mae BURGESS 1 Jan. 1898 31 July 1971
John Heru:y BURGESS 26 Sept.1895 27 Apr. 1983 . , 249. a:IDert Fred BURGESS 22 N:lv. 1942 19 Jan. 1943
250. James Kelly DEDDN 10 June 1893 22 July 1968 Al.abal!a/CPL BTRY B 2 Field ArtY,A\Wr
25l. Rita June BURGESS II Aug. 1941 13 Aug. 1941 252. Wilburn EJ::lward BURGESS 2 Jan. 19l1 II Mar. 19l1
son of E. L. & Edna BURGESS 253. AI F'REEMl\N
X. rock 254. Grace E. MJLKEY 1898
Horace L. MJLKEY 1894 1972 255. Basil MJLKEY 18 Jan. 1920 19 Nov. 1927 256. Ray MULKEY n Nov. 1923 7 Jan. 1924 257. Tennie Nevins ~ 1876 1907
Ie.ris A. ~ 1872 1959
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258. 259. 260. 261.
262.
263. 264. 265.
266.
267.
268.
269.
270.
271. 272. 273.
274. 275. 276. 277. 278. 279. 280.
281. X.
282. 283. 284.
285. 286. 287. 288.
289. 290. 291.
292.
293. 294. 295. 296.
x.
BIULE'f BIULE'f David J. R. HUFF, d. at birth, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. HUFF Dxk D. HUFF 28 Aug. 1895 29 Apr. 1949
Mississippi/Sgt. 156 Co. Trans. Corps/l'MI Everett G. FARN!IM 6 Aug. 1907 Nellie ~. ~ 28 July 1903 Jinmy Ikln TAYlOR 18 Mar. 19S8 Rebecca Elaine OODLEY 25 sept.1948 lbbert G. HICKS 1875 Florence L. HICKS 1883 McIlee Curtis HICI(S 28 Sept.1901
SOn of R. G. & F. L. HICI(S "Little Johnnie" John Bl M:::CXlLL'CN 1925
SOn of Mrs. R. H. M"'(X'lI'JllM Robert H. McCOLWM 1886
1886 15 Apr. 1900 24 Feb. 1895
b. 8 Apr. 1936
Maggie C. M::CT,T.T1lM Eula M. WHITE lbbert R. WHITE
He1enM. S~ JohnT. ~ Fred A. S'mtnl Carl Francis ~ Millard JONES
b. 25 Jan. 1927 16 Dec. 1951 15 Feb. 1921 10 June 1894
son of JOM L. & Nancy L. JONES
22 Jan. 1982 16 Aug. 1966 25 5eg!;.1948
1932 1956
25 Jan. 1920
1928
1959 1960
9 8ept.1971
1 t'bV. 18 Mar. 27 Mar.
1977 1937 1931
Nancy L. JONES 7 Sept.18S7 31 OCt. 1945 Willie S:iward BURGESS Pat Pierce BURGESS
4 June 1903 3 8ept.1909 tanbstone buried - unable to read
Mary E. BURGESS Franklin C. BURGESS Marcie M. BURGESS Seynour B. BURGESS
30 Dec. 1891 24 Dec. 1953 aged 15 days 1927
1911 1952 21 Jan.1868 23 May 1957
Co. G/2 Regt. Ark Inf Sally E. BURGESS
Sp. Am. war 1881
rock and netal narker - no inf. Lori Ann BURGESS InDgene GILLIAM 20 Dec. 1919 Lottie R. GILLIAM 11 Feb. 1904 George T. GILLIAM 27 Dec. 1897
Ark./Pvt. 1 em DevelOfl11iIDt Bn. mI Mavis Geraldine GILLI!\M 10 8ept.1926 Terry Glenn GILLIAM OIf.D AT BIR'IH Rubert BURGESS 24 Dec. 1919 ElJna May BURGESS 27 t'bV. 1893 Wife of E. L. EllRGESs
Lee BURGESS Henry Vernon MERIWEATHER Mellie STAOOS lbbert ~ Rickey Lloyd GWVER
U. s. Arrrr:i Vietnam
7 Aug. 1887 30 Dec. 1910 10 Aug. 1886 22 sept.1875
2 June 1946
Curtis McFADDEN 2 July 1919 Evelyn loi::FADDEN 22 June 1919 Shirley Ann McFADDEN 7 Feb. 1943 Gaxy E. GRAY 25 Apr. 1947
Ark. AlC US Air Force/Vietnam
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1974
d. 20 June 18(?)4,aged 9 yrs. 5 Feb. 1983 aged 63 27 Feb.1978
29 Dec. 1957
28 OCt. 3 May
Aug. 11 t'bV.
1928 1957 1923 1921
2 Jan. 1950 6 Feb. 1979
25 Dec. 1952
1 June 1981
15 Mar. 1978 19 Mar. 1974
5 May 1971 11 Aug. 1973
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297. llol:by L. SKINNER 13 Nov. 1942 27 Mar. 1969 Patricia A. SKINNER 3 Oct. 1942
m. 8 Jan. 1960 298. Mike ooro 18 Aug. 1958 30 May 1980 SP4 US Armj 299. Roy B. Sr. BUKlESS 16 June 1922
Dona Sue BUKlESS 11 Mar. 1924 14 Dec. 1970
The survey of Hicks Cenetery was done in early SllIllllet' of 1983 by Eileen Lasiter Poss, Rt. 2, Box 76, Calx>t, AR 72023.
According to Mrs •• Pank Ford, daughter of Sanuel B. Hicks, the first person to be buried in Hicks Cenet.ery was an infant of Howell W. Hicks and Angie Pel:lecca Hicks in early 1860's. This grave is not marked.
Many graves are not marked. Mrs. ~ Justice helped us get sate naIli3S of people buried in 1.lI'l!llarked graves.
Mary Jane WOOD JUSTICE b. 1864 d. 1905 wife of Jam:.s Robert JUSTICE, #29 on list.
Mary Jane BUKlESS b. 19 Apr. 1866 d. June 1902
David Franklin BUKlESS b. 32 Oct. 1882 d. ca 1890
Both Burgess' buried in Burgess rem SOI1I:3Where between #220 and 231.
b. ca 1900 d. ca 1930
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September 1, 1983
New Census =rds available at the Arkansas History Ccmnission, One Capitol Mall, Little R:lck, AR 72201:
AI.AB1\.MA Soundex 1880 KENIUCKY 1900 GEURGIA Soundex 1880 IroISIANA 1910 KENIUCI<Y Soundex 1880 MISSISSIPPI 1910 II..LIN:JIS 1850 MISSOORI 1910 II..LIN:JIS 1870 O~ 1910 INDIANA 1870 TENNESSEE 1910 OHIO 1870 TEKI\S 1910
R. P. Baker, Archivist
M::>re new holdings will be listed as acquired.
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Saline OJ., 1\R
'lhls is a partial listing only, copie:i by Jack N. and Doris (Brown) (Grande) 9:>se, 603 39th Street, Richm:md, CA 94805 on 16 May 1982. They are intereste:i in the E:LF()I), A:8E!1CXM3lE and 00B'ElS people liste:i here.The listing was done in parts, and for the sake of space, only the nat\'eS and dates will be s1"lcM1 here. It is planned by the 9:>se's to cooplete list-ing this cematery in the future. Illegible and urmarked. graves are anitte:i.
A. B.M1\Rl'IN 1 Feb. 1861 4 Aug. 1929 Nancy E. M/lJttIN 1863 1898 MJther R:>bert~ b. 1855 d.15 May 1889 Dr. Vaughn D. LIIl'1"Eki't b. 31 Dec. 1853 d. 1 Mar. 1891 Anna, wife of C. L. ME!lL.IN b. 28 Sept.1886 d.28 July 1907 Little Claiborne L. MEDLIN b. 19 July 1907 d. 9 Aug. 1907 Lewis A. KIRK 1854 1890 ) Sarah A. KIRK 1862 1945 ) Cbuble stone Mary LEM:lNS 9 July 1897 24 May 1948 McNEn./McGILIl.? ,our little niece,
Juanita 11 Dec. 1920 29 Jan. 1923 Infant McGILL 15 June 1925 Harold M. PIPER 3 Mar. 1899 20 Aug. 1976 Bruce C. JONES Father 1866 1943 double stone Mary E. JONES !oDt:ber 1972 1920 Arch JOOES 1890 1942 Hattie IDu JARM1I.N--Sister
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M. J. (MJ1lie) JAR1I\N b. 4 Aug. 1864 d. 23 Feb. 1906 (these stones say "in Jim &l JAR1I\N b. 2 Jan. 1852 d. 19 ,Dec. 1925 nsroJ:Y of Il1Y grand-
children") Ector A. RICHARDSON 3 June 1889 18 Feb. 1948 Lucille RICHl\RDSON 7 Feb. 1897 29 Apr. 1956 Cbub1e stone Zepha FOE b. 1903 d. 1919
"Our beloved sister" 01a Fae FOE 1919 1920 Ora Mae POE double stone Lillie May, dau of ? Martha FI1IRRIS 29 June 1866 22 Feb. 1918 Landru:n FI1IRRIS 14 Feb. 1867 27 Feb. 1940 double stone GerineB. FI1IRRIS (foot stone) 12 Apr. 1996 2 July 1966 !oDt:ber Janes Al FI1IRRIS (foot stone) 14 July 1999 23 Mar. 1967 Father Alice M. IDDNI:8)N 24 June 1907 21 N:w. 1970 F. S. !oDt:ber Frank IDDNDSON 17 June 1898 2 Mar. 1956 F.S. Father N:>ra Ed!lDndson CO\lING1'CN Feb. 1885 Dec. 1932 Out MJther Sadie E. ,dau; of Mr. &. Mrs.
B. B. CXJ\.7llIOI'ON b. 20 Sept.1904 d.14 Apr. 1907 B. G. ErKlNI:8)N 28 May 1855 28 Apr. 1931 • • Sallie L., wife of
B. G. CXJ\.7llIOI'ON b. 14 July 1867 d.27 Jan. 1905 Sibbie, dau. of B. G. & S. L.
0J\1ING'1\JN b. 9 Apr. 1900 d. 20 Jan. 1920 Elva E. Alma E.,
infant daughters of B. G. & S. L. Separate but CXJ\.7llIOI'ON b. 9 May 1897 d. 9 June 1897 matching stones
Janes M. PRYOR b. 10 Feb. 1921 d. 30 Mar. 1901 Masonic &tb1em Sarah <XllINS PRYOR,wife of Janes M. 10 Feb. 1921 29 Dec. 1894
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Foss RUSSELL William NICKLAUS IDuisaR.NICKLADS
1881 13 Sept.1857
5 May 1857
Alda Norean, daughter of S.D. & E.M. ELM)NllSON 25 Feb. 1918
DRENN1'.N (flat stones with partial 1etterin3") Freerran HEER 8 Apr. 1903
san of Wn. & Cora RosaC.HEER 14 June 1881
wife of WIn. HEERiiJr.
1939 23 Dec. 1921 Old rouble ston. 9 Aug. 1932 New single s~
25 Nov. 1919
22 Oct. 1906
27 Feb. 1901 'Ib:ldlren of the W::lr1d enb1em
George MErrCALF b. 5 Apr. 1848 d. 7 Oct. 1895 "My Husband" Maybel, dau. of W. A. & Mattie b. 1 May 1902 d. 5 Feb. 1904
BIO::K Ea:rnest DAVIS
*1865? Elzara GI\NTT
b. 30 Jan. 1895* d.
1874 (Davis am Gantt stones are identical)
1896
1915
rocks with hand carved letters and l1UI1tlers
Pansy, dau. of L. A. & Pearl b. 22 Oct. 1916 d. 20 Nov. 1917 HCW>.RD
John MARTIN b. 8 Oct. 1832 d. Clarence Conrad LITI'LE 8 Dec. 1886 Ja:m!!S Robert LITI'LE b. 29 Sept.1859* d. Mary Willie BAGBY LITI'LE b. 27 Feb. 2870**d.
*born Banks Co., CA, d. Bauxite AR ** born Tippa Co., Miss., d. Benton, Saline Co. AR
2 Mar. 16 Mar. 29 Aug. 19 Dec.
1910 1969 1925 I:k:mb1e Stone am 1944 single stones
Dorothy CAroER b. 18 Mar. 1908 d. 18 Mar. 1908 Lela CAroER 17 NOv. 1888 24 Sept.1974 Double stone,f.s. IDuis CAroER 22 June 1870 9 Sept.1938IDuis CAroER 1870-Pauline CAroER 1846 1917 Jarres A. GREEN 1867 19 Father Samantha GREEN 1866 1946 z.bther Janes Lasater, son of J. A. & b. 13 Jan. 1895 d. 14 Feb. 1897
Sarrantha GREEN broken stone NNr!N John (Wes) ~ Grace E. DRENN1'.N Estell SARIIER flat broken stone RENNAN John T. ELLIS Minnie ELLIS Allie RAPIER Charles F. RAPIER Flora M. RAPIER Joan RAPIER Rachel ELLIS, wife of J.C.ELLIS Jennie E. IUi'IELL Justin IUi'IELL Vaughn OOLIMI\N Julia ELLIS SANDERS C. E. ELLIS Evelyn Gru\N'l' (hc:m:lmade stone?) Morgan E. El:M)NOO()N Mrs. Birdie Hl\.VENS EIMlNDSON Robert Oscar BAGBY Jason D::lyle BAGBY
b. 24 Oct. 1901 b. 30 Aug. 1918 b. 13 Mar. 1921
29 Apr. 1863 2 Feb. 1872
14 Sept;1896 14 Nov. 1890 14 Feb. 1925 23 May 1932
d. 28 Sept.1971 Father d. 7 June 1966 Mother d. 9 Mar 1948 footstone:Aunt
2 Sept.1934 Double 2 Apr. 1948 stone
30 Sept.1972 8 Dec. 1928 6 NOv. 1932
J 1826 d. 2 Apr. 1892 stone broken 23 l'hv. 1953 Double stone: 15 Oct. 1927 Masonic emblem
10 July 1873 22 Feb. 1845 17 Mar. 1909
21 Jan. 15 Nov.
7 May 18 Feb. 20 Aug.
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1865 1853 1915 1888 1896 1879 1903
1 May 1956
26 l'hv. 10 Mar.
8 Aug. 2 NOv.
13 Dec.
1952 Double stone 1910 1915 footstone: E.G. 1963 1929 footstone 1953 1922
Boyce Lillian ar.GBY 9 Sept.1906 8 June 1922 Horace N. IWiBY . Laura Elizabeth HAIL, wife of
b. 23 Dec. 1871 d. b. 4 Nov. 1875 d.
14 Sept.1909 Wxldtten of the W'Jrld 9 July 1910 & Masonic El.ltllem
foot stones H. N. IWiBY Clyde IWiBY, son of H. N. William PDbert B!\.GBY Ml\ID!' A. BAIN (left half blank) r.t:NEIL JaIlES M::>n.roe ~NEIL
George W. ~IL
& Lizzie 3 Sept.1900 6 May 1840
24 Dec. 1845
27 Apr. 1897
1 SePt.1892 Arkansas PFC-Field Hosp. 153 ww.r
Maggie L. McNIEL 11 Nov. 1874 Marcus J. ~IEL 18 June 1867 JaIIES D. M::aAIN 28 Aug. 1845 Harriet A. M::CLAIN 4 Feb. 1837 E. C. CARMICH1\EL b. 8 Sept.1860 Hattie B. FORE 3 Oct. 1881 A reM of children of T. C. KEl3T.1'.RSON and Mrs. T.
Jennie lY\VIS
13 May 1902 17 Oct. 1901 DoUble
. 18 Aug. 1929 stone f.s.MAS May 1982
4 July 1957 (small stone with date)
23 Dec. 1953 veteran Marker
26 Nov. 1980 double flat stone 24 Mar. 1900 with floral scrolling
3 Jan. 1929 (IlBtches ~iel) 21 July 1913 double flat stone
d. 29 May 1899 7 Dec. 1906
C. ~ (Mrs. was
Irby KEl3TERSJN h. 21 Apr. 1891 d. 13 Nov. 1915 JaIlES F. KEl3TERSJN h. 27 Aug. 1889 d. 21 Sept.1891 Willie L. KESI'El6)N h. 18 Nov. 1887 d. 11 Jan. 1888
(a huge tree) (each stone bears "son of" above couple) T. C. KEl3TEIlSON 1861 Jennie KJ;S'l'ERSJN 1868 Dellar Donner ELROD 1887 Ben J. ELROD, Sr. 1878 JaIIES elide mDGE 24 Dec. 1944 Katie Ib:lge KES'l'E:RSOO 16 Sept.1875 JaIIES lIni:lers KEl3TERSJN 27 Dec. 1856 Mary ELROD KES'I'El6)N 14 Apr. 1859 Lillie E. BO.SWELL 2 Oct. 1879 'Itaras B. BO.SWELL 6 Jan. 1876 Carl Jinks HOOGE, son of W.H." 4 Oct. 1907
Mamie
1934 1941 1968 1930
1 Jan. 1945 24 July 1961 30 Nov. 1940 19 June 1917
2 Oct. 1953 15 Feb. 1947 10 June 1923
A. J. HENDRIX a snaIl flat stone CDPPACK Luke cnPPJ\CK
b. 30 Ju_e 1868 d. 11 Nov. 1904
23 Apr. 1846 10 May 1901 Father 1 Sept.1901 Mother Fanny - Died at 36 years
lw1 cnppJO; 30 Nov. 1886 17 Jan. 1906 PDbert M. SlIMPLES 5 Apr. 1868 8 Apr. 1923 Della Sl\MPLFS MXlRE 8 Mar. 1884 10 Dec. 1970 Ted SAMPLE 18 Nov. 1920 8 Apr. 1921 (Part of Row 8 - CARMICEIEL John A. ELROD
- SWAFFORD - SHEPPARD (Mother) - HOOlTEl 1858 1936
a::JI.1INGIDN Charles S. UIMER, son of A.B ... Mattie 1892 Lewis L., son of A.B. & Mattie UIMER 1896 Floyd, son of A.B ... Mattie UIMER 1899 Inf. Dau. of A. B. & Mattie UIMER 12 Jan. 1907 William H., son of A.B. & Mattie
UIMER 1880 A huge stone lists all these persons, also Nancy E.
ELROD), also William W. UIMER (her husband)
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1895 1899 1902
15 Jan. 1907
1881 UIMER (dau. of AbrahaIn
•
Miscellaneous Infonnation:
Loose stones at front of cenet:ery: L. M. M:::A a footstone (could this be for Laura Melita ELroD~, wife of Lauroer C. ~?)
A. L. UIMER a footstone (does this belong to the children of Wn. W. & Nancy E. UlMER?)
Josie MARTIN (was Josephine ELroD) B. J. MI\Rl'IN
1854 14 Aug. 1837
* * *
1941 /oDther 23 June 1913 Father
The following !laterial was subnitted by Russell P. Baker, 6525 Magoolia Drive, Mabelvale, AR 72103, who ~uld like 
D!I 267/268
Abner Spencer 72 N.C. N. A. Spence 39 Ala. J. N. Stanley 14 Ark. Fletcher Stanley 10 Ark. Helen Stanley 6 M:>. JaIOOS Spencer 3 M:>.
Abner Spence died on May 8, 1865, in Franklin County, Arkansas. ~ burial place for him has been located. His wid:lw and the bo :rountest children seem to have left the area aIxmt 1875.
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JIdams, G. M. JIdams, J. L. JIdams, S:inpson JIdams, W. M. Aler, J. T. Alford, JaIOOS M.
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AN INIlEK 'IQ 1883 PIKE cr:DNr'i TAX BXlK·
NAME AND PAGE m(s)
24 Brook, W. F. 7 Brooks, H. G.
26, 27 Brooks, W. F. 24 Brown and QJodwin Est.
82, 83 Brown, T. M. 47, 48 Brown, ''In.
Alford ''In. D. 55, 78, 91, 120, 121 Browning, R. C. Allen, D.B. 54 Bruce, Nancy 6, Allen, H. T. 54 Bryant, J. L. Anderson, Mary E. 6 BuchIInan, A. J. Anderson, J. T. 46 Bucha:nan, J. E. Anderson, W. J. 7 Bullard, G. w. Anderson, w. w. 48 Bullard, R. F. Amo1d, J. J. 22 Bullard, ''In. S. 23,44, 96, Ashcraft, S. T. 30 Burke, R. S. Babbitt, John 46 Burns, Mary E. Babbitt, w. M. 45 Bankston, W.S. Bacon, J. M. 80 Barnes, J. D. Baggs, Elbert 48 Barton, W. P. Baker, J. A. 22, 24 Beatty, 'lhos. L.
56 121
B4 76, 77 59, 79
15 B
21, 22 9
27, 47 27 44 22
98, 99 6, 21
65, 86 83 37
121 41
Baker, P. H. 7, 120 Beene, W. F. 120, 121 Baker, S. P. 22 Bethel Church 6 Bankston, J. w. 26 Biggs, A. 78 Bankston, William G. 24 Biggs, J. F. 7 Branch, M. 97, 98, 99, 121 Biggs, W. E. 7 Branch, M. K. 35, 55 Black, D. S. P. 23 Brewer, H. T. 55, 91 Black, S. P. 22 Brewer, Martha 76 Black, W. H. 6 Brewer, O. J. (Estate) 74 Blanchard, C. H. 41 Brock, G. W. 35, 36 Blanchard, Mrs. S. A.D. 41, 42 Brock, Mrs. K. 56 Blanchard, W. W. 42 Brook, M. K. 14 Bohanand, Martha 6 Brock, M:>ses, Jr. 36 Bohanans, Martha 6 Brock, M:>ses, Sr. 36 Bottans, Heru:y E. 35, 36
36
,
,
Bowen, A.M. Bowen, C. L. Bowen, D. S. Bowen, J. D. Bowen, J. H. Boyd, James W. Bradshaw, J. H. Branch, John Bush, J. O. A.
120 35 20 43 41
8 47
35, 55, 120
Bush, J. R. (Estate) Buster, J. T. Butcher, J. T. Caldwell, Robt.
65, 66, 68, 41, 96, 98,
86 86 99 68
Calhoun, Jessee Cartpbel1, A.B. and F. J. cattp:lell, J. C. Canpbell, M. Campbell, W. B. Cantrell, W. E. Ca:re:y, J. W. Ca:re:y, W. T. (Esta tel Cargill, w. R. carlton, J. H. Carmichael, E. C. Cal:penter, R. J. Carris, John B. Carrol, M. carter, H. W. carter, T. H. Ca:i::well, J. M. I. Cash, John H. Charnlin, J. S. Chaney, J. B. Chaney, M.D. Chapel, Amanda Chapel, John R. Chastain, J.B. Chunn, A. R. Church, Antioch Church, Ebenezer Church, M. E. Ch=h, Mt. Tabor C1E!!te1'lt, B. F. C1ingm:m, A. B. C1ingrran, A. M. Coffman, D. W. Coffman, W. H. Coker, Baker Coker, Pbilip Coker, S. M. Coker, M. M. Coleman, D. S.
90 17
6 46 18
34, 35 24 59 60 5 6
80 31 41
75, 76, 80 74, 75
68, 74, 76 96
14, 15 78 45 68 54 34
121 26, 27
13 25 91 79
120, 121 6
21, 22 84, 85
43 121
7 7, 120
7 76
(to be continued in June, 1984)
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Colley, W. D. Collum, w. C. Colyer, George COnaster, W. M. Conatser, D. A. Conatser,' H. A. Conatser, W. A. Conatser, \f. H. Cbnway, J. H. Cbnway, Jane COok, J. G. Cook, John H. Cooley, I. C. Cooley, Isaac Cooley, 1. M. Cooley, J. R. Cooley, W. T. Cooper, John Cooper, John L. Cooper, John T. Cooper, S. T. Copeland, J. P. Copeland, T. M. Corley, F. A. Corley, F. M. Cornish, John Co:rnish, J. H. Covington, J. A. Covington, J. W.
32 44 48 35 38
34, 35 37 38
57, 91, 92, 95 57, 76, 93
48 27, 49
60 79, 80
81 79 79 14 14
15, 120, 121 16, 18
16,· 39, 55 53
25, 26 7
68 75 56
Covington, W. Fletcher 56
120 44 Cowart, D. J.
Cox, R. A. Craig, J. C. Craig, J. J. Craighead, H. B. Crews, M. G. Cross, H. B. Davenp:>rt, Henry J. Davis, Elizabeth A. Davis, J. A. Davis, J. M. Davis, Jeff M. Davis, John
66, 67, 120, 121 37 37 34
21, 22 18, 19
40 36
21, 22 55, 76 31, 32
Davis, John F.57, 76, 79, 94, Davis, John M.
35 95, 120 79, 120
79 36, 37
59 40, 59, 68, 69
67 57, 77
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Davis, J. M. Davis, R. L. Davis, 'l11os. J. Davis, T. J. Davis, W. B. Davis, W. E. Davis, W. L.
Sr!cMball, Arkansas (Searcy County) is located 12 miles West of Marshall on Hwy. 74 West. In 1887 when the nane of the post office was being changed from Calf Creek, a request was sent to the Post Office Depart:nent in washington to change the nane to Sn:lwhaJ.l, but when the papers cane back, the nane had been approved as ~.-
'!his survey was researched and prepared by Bobby Mays and her rrother, Ira cash.
William IroDERMILK born Dec. 6, 1839, d. Nov. 10, 1905 "Trusting in Jesus, he passed over the river"
B.S. L:rv:nGION, &lI1 of; H.M.~
Jessie '~, &lI1 of H.M.·~
J. D. rt::G:;INS, son of Mr. & Mrs. Jim rt::G:;INS
S. W. WHI'I'I:Al'l M. J. WHI'I'I:Al'l Jan. 2, 1852 - March 8, 1931 June 19, 1848 - April lS, 1917
"Father and Mother are gone but not f0l:90Lten"
Albert, sal of M.J. & Sarah w. ~ b. Nov. 3, 1891, d. May 12, 1909 "May the resurrecgion find thee on the bosom of Thy Q::xi" "Mother's baby you krx:lw'"
Jesse M. GRIFFEN June 18, 1913 - Dec. 19, 1974 "He just sliwed iiMaY"
Betty 1mn Linch wn.IHITE b. Nov. 25, 1935-d. Jan. 13, 1976
Lesenda D!WIS
Bozine GRIFFIN Apr. 23, 1872 - Dec. 24, 1953 "Daddy we will meet you"
'lURNEY, Martha J. Jan. 13, 1904--Aug. 9, 1957 "She was the sunshine of our hale"
Vena L. GRIFFEN Feb. 2, 1902 - Aug. 26, 1967
Holy Bible Mother at Rest Elizabeth CASH Jan. 13, 1830 - Nov. 6, 1927
Elizabeth Dichey CASH 1887 - 1964
J. CASH
Ben W. 'I1I.YWR June 18, 1883 - April 21, 1923 "Q;me but not forgotten"
Baby Margaret Sue, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. CASTELBERRY b. May 6, 1935 - d. May 8, 1935 "Gone to be an lmgel"
(Depriest) Mary Francis, wife of J. R. S'lnlE, b. M!Ir. 29, 1852-d. July 19, 1890 (Stone)
Mantine Taylor Bro9N Apr. IS, 1922 - Jan. 27, 1945 "Sweetly resting"
WRNEY, 'l'l:aImI H. Feb. 6, 1898 - Apr. 1, 1974 "Gone but not forgotten"
John M. GRIFFEN Nov. 7, 1898 - Jan. 29, 1959
Phillips Maurice, sal of Mr. & Mrs. Ad!!! 'mYlDR Dec. 12, 1937
Debra R. GRIFFEN Oct. 10, 1961 - Oct. 20, 1961 "Asleep in Jesus"
J
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Deborah Renee (DE, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. W. E. (DE Aug. 6, 1960 - Sept. 22, 1960 "Safe in the arms of Jesus"
Ima DREWRY ,Tan. 10, 1891 - Mar. 16, 1968
c. n. 'l'llYIDR May 17, 1876 - Mar. 16, 1968
EttR 'l'AYIDR Dec. 30, 1895
,Tewel 1. LAWSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. lJIWSON ~,. 29, 1922 - July 3, 1960
W. '1'. Mctn'IEN .July 7, 1881 - May 19, 1954
Cleve TAYLOR Apr. 16, 1891 - Jan. 4, 1951 HAt Rr-;;st ll
Bal,e!: DAVIS Ark. - P\I'J' U .S.Arrqy Sorld War I M,1r. 1, 1894 - Nov. 24, 1973
Penjamin H. HODGES, son of IV.P. & M.L. Ho..'lges, b. Feb. 22, 1889 d. J·an. 12, 1899 "/I precious one from us has gone a voice we loved is still a place l.s vacant in our tare, which never can be filled"
Rutha, wi.fe of George sror:r 130m Nov. ll, 1887 Died Dec. 3, 1910 "(',one but not forgotten"
I.Duisa M., daughter of M &
Louisa BREWER Born May 30, 1896 - Died Aug. 1, 1896 "Budded on earth to b1= in Heaven"
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SEi\RCY CX)rJNl'Y f AR
CALE'12\. C. July 16, 1896 - Jan. 28, 1971
Ell:IRIl:XiE I Andy D. Oct. 7,1893 - May 11, 1970
Isaac Ike DREWRY May 7, 1882 - Jan. 25, 1971
Arri:lrose M. TAYLOR, A.O.C. U. S. Navy Mar. 5, 1914 - Apr. 29, 1977
Carrron D. TAYIDR May 21, 1894 - Sept. II, 1969 "Gone but not forgotten"
Velma McGowen GRINDER Sept. 23, 1915 - May 31, 1975
Italy SLAY Sept. 2, 1905 - Feb. 29, 1951 "\IE will rreet you again"
Frena A. TAYIDR July 4, 1898 - Jan. 15, 1963 "At Rest"
Ethel O. OODGES, daughter of W. P. and M. L. HODGES born July I, 1887 - Oct. 4, 1888
Jessie M. HODGES 1830 - 1910
Dave TICE Ibm 4-4-1901 Died 8-15-1924
Logan George DE'IN, son of Brantley & Maud 1913 - 1917
W. H. SFAY Born June 4, 1852 Died June 7, 1919 "No fear, no =e,sha11 dim the hour that manifests the Saviour's power"
L. D. HClDGES Dec. 25, 1841 March 21, 1917 HAt Restn
M.e.H.
Margaret e. HILL Nov. 17, 1846 - Mar. 8, 1922 "Gone but not foxgotten"
Mary R. Mlesich Mar. 25, 1882 - Dec. 25, 1954
Wife of M. IDN:D.UER Born JUne 10, 1887 Died March 1, 1912 "Gone but not foxgotten"
J. c!\sH, H. wa. Born 1750 - Died 1872
Leander e. DRrl'lRY (Father 1870 - 1945
Louisa PASS4:)RE Feb. 25, 1841 - Oct. 24, 1930 "Resting in Iqle of a Glorious resurrection"
Parlee, daughter of Benjanan .. IDuisa PASSM:>RF. Born Aug. 8, 1879 Died M3.y 7, 1891 "Asleep in Jesus"
e. M. IDRlM!\.N (Mason sign) Bom April 23, 1833 Died Dec. 15, 1906 "Kind father of love Thou art gone to thy rest"
William W. JAfX)
Dec. 22, 1855 - Mar. 22, 1949
J. H. JAfX)
Bom March 15, 1818 Died Dec. 8, 1909
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M. F. fDISI'ED 1853 - 1927 "In loving :merrory"
Anton ADLESICE, Jr. - KentlX:ky I Lieut. Air Corps - tbrld war II Jan. 10, 1823 - June 7, 1947
Anton Mlesick Jan. 17, 1881 - Feb. 6, 1938
Bill HICKMAN
Arizona B. DRrl'lRY (M:>ther) 1883 - 1937
Ben J. PASSM)RE
CO. L. M:l. La
Jasper H. PASS4:)RE Born May 19, 1873 Died Dec. 23, 1909 ''We will meet again"
Lillie Bell, daughter of H. T ... J. L. BIAIR Born Jan. 12, 1887 Died May 4, 1898 "Gone but not forgotten"
Martha JAfX)
J'Uly 18, 1860 - May 30, 1937 "She. is at rest in Heaven"
Nr RI!5T A1.ma !Dar, daughter of W. W ... M. F. JAfX)
Born Mar. 4, 1892 - Died Feb. 18, 1905 "Weep not for !le sweet in the silent t:I::'!Ib I sleep, angels robed in snowey White guard !le by day and by night till God shall bid !le rise and meet !le. "
"l' ,
. ,
C. A. J!XD (Jaro?) Ibm N::>v. 2, 1884 Dim April 29, 1911 "N:lt r:DIi but In the oc:ming year it may be In the better land, we 'll read the meaning of our tears and thers sane time we will understand. II
Infant son of J. B. & L. C. GRIFFIN' Ibm July 5, 1910 Dim July 10, 1910
Lula G. GRIFFIN (M:>ther) July 16, 1876 - May 24, 1943
(Farewell) wade GRIFFIN Dec. 6, 1838 - Dec. 22, 1880
"OUr darling' has gone to rest" Nelly G., daughter of J. M. & M. M. IlANNl\. Ibm Sept. IS, 1904 Dim Sept. 20, 1905
Elizabeth fWtoI. Ibm Jan. I, 1825 Died Dec. 14, 1902 "A faithful wife & loving nother has gone to rest"
(Farewell) Mal:y G. wife of A/A? BRl\DLE.Y Ibm March 14, 1849 Dim Dec. 31, 1888
Isaac Taylor, son of J. A. & M. J. CJ:.TH.tJNS Ibm April 17, 1883 Dim JUne 9, 1883
Infant son of J. B. & L. C. GRlFFlN Ibm June 7, 1909 Died Aug. 9, 1909
Jim, lnfant son of Wade & Mal:y F. GRIFFIN Ibm 1880
Jess G. GRlFFlN (Fahter) Feb. 29, 1876 - May 25, 1941
(Farewell) Mal:y F. GRlFFlN Sept. 15, 1840 - Oct. 6, 1903
John M. lWf.1 (MuIon sign) 1851 - 1926 "Farewell, my wife & children all frail you a father Christ doth call "
Sacred to the 11lE!1O~ of E. S. fWtoI. (Mason Sign) Ibm May 9, 1822 Died Feb. 24, 1896
uJ:iM+ln
Earl Martin Aug. 9, 1918 - AUg. 23, 1918 "Baby dear we leave thee here Till Jesus bids thee arise"
Cinevra L. B1II:CE:R Dr. A. S. B1II:CE:R July 22, 1871 - May 4, 1953 March 30, 1867 - Oct. 2, 1927
"'!by trials ended thy rest is won"
F10y Opal, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. L. B. GREI!NHAW March 2, 1905 - N::>v. 7, 1917 "A fairer bud of pIanise never bl.oc:tred"
Lilly L. B1II:CE:R Ibm March 18, 1902 Dim N:lv. 4, 1902 "He carries the l.anbs In his bosom"
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Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. GREENHAW May 22, 1912 - May 22, 1912 "gene so soon"
Mal:y L., Daughter of Hue! & M •. J. GRIFFIN Ibm Jan. 9, 1890 Dim July 8, 1891 "Asleep In Jesus"
Safroney, wife of William J. ROT,r.TS Born Jan. 27, 1844 Died April 4, 1909 "As a wife devoted as a lIDther affectiDnate as a friend ever kind and true"
Jack HOLLIS
Berlin GRIFFIN, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. B. GRIF.FIN Born & Died July 10, 1925
Arzella TAYIOR, daughter W. c. & K. M. TAYIOR Jan. 22, 1914 - Aug. 13, 1915 "Of such is the ld.:n.gdom of Heaven"
Glanis TAYIOR, daughter of W. C. & K. M. TAYIDR March 21, 1918 - June 12, 1925 "She was the sunshine of our Hcm:!"
William Franklin, son of H. M. & M. M. ~ Born Apr. 15, 1905 - Died Jan. 5, 1906
Nancy L. GRIFFIN Oct. 27, 1866 - April 28, 1920 "FaretIe11 »
Glee GRIFFIN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. GRIFFIN Aug. 29, 1924 - Sept. 12, 1924
Batyl F. DREWRY Feb. 15, 1916 Aug. 28, 1938
Clarence TJOO:DR Jan. 8, 1908 - June 4, 1925 "'ltIO 'ltIOu are't gone, fond 1TBlDries cling to thee"
I.Dwel1 Kenneth TAnDR, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. TAYLCR Oct. 24, 1911 - Oct. 29, 1915 "<bne to be an Angel"
Triplet children of H. M. & M. M. LIIllN3S':LOO Born & Died June 1, 1900
Bette C., daughter of H. M. & M. M. Dl:'e\oIey LIVINGS'IDN CO. L. Cav. Born Oct. 10, 1898 - Died Oct. 25, 1898
Mary Dl:'e\oIey M. M. L:rvIN:lS'roN wife of H. M. LIVIN:;S'IDN
M. J. TAYLOR (M:lther) Nbv. 19, 1861 - NOv. 22, 1918
ex:bert Handler - 30, 1897 - May 26, 1915 "<bne but not forgotten"
Ozero David QIANDLER
~~s~. u. S.Arn¥, ~ Jan. 17, 1896 - Jan. 3, 1947
I.ova IlENRY Born June 1, 1918 - Died Nbv. 17, 1918
Lillie L. M:::C1\SL!\NIl wife of Tan M:::C1\SL!\NIl Feb. 24, 1884 - June 12, 1924 "She 'WaS the sunshine of ~ lane"
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J. B. 'l'Jl>1W Born May 11, 1873 - Died Oct. 14, 1908 "(bne but not forgotten"
H. C. TAYIOR (Father} Dec. 4, 1860 - Feb. 9, 1942
John Phillips, son of J. P. & Viana McCALL Born Aug. 21, 1884 - Died Jan. 22, 1894
Sam IlENRY Born Dec. 14?, 1916 Died Dec. 1, 1918
Martha 1lENRY, wife of George IlENRY
R.J.~ March 18, 1845 - Sept. 29, 1925 CO. 1 30th Reg. ~~s CAV (Mason siQll)
Ross M::DANIEL Apr. 18, 1877 - July 9, 1948 "A loving husband, a kind father"
John W. II::GJE Feb. 22, 1869 - Jan. 18, 1918 ''We will meet again"
Nora, wife of J. H. ALLEN l. May 21, 1867 - Mar. 8, 1916
"Weep not papa & children for !lie, I am waiging in Heaven for thee"
Nancey~ND Feb. 27, 1843 - Feb. 23, 1939
W. W. S. ~ Born Sept. 26, 1869 Died May 29, 1889
Loise, daughter of A. R. & Ada M::DANIEL Aug. 16, 1910 - Oct. 12, 1912 ''Weep not loved ones for !lie, I am waiting in Heaven for thee"
Arvis J. CI\MPBELL
lIl'!IaOOa. Hogue. SlOi Feb. 3, 1881 - July 17, 1961 ''We will meet again"
Lucille II::GJE July 4, 1901 - Nov. 19, 1918 "At Rest"
Ida lUiEl'£ May 5, 1885 - Apr. 25, 1937
McCASIAND M. A. M::X.2\SIANO July.18, 1845 - Dec. 3, 1936
E. J. SIDl\M!'OO!:R Born Aug. 5, 1832 Died March 3, 1889
Jarvis, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'mYIOR Dec. 13, 1919 - Aug. 27, 1921 "If it be thou will"
CAMPBElJ:. C. H. C!\MPBEJ:.J:..
Nov. 13, 1846 - July 8, 1929 Sept. 4, 1837 - May 22, 1914 "Gone but not forgotten"
'lURNEY wilse 'lURNEY March 12, 1868 - Oct. 19, 1947
~,~terofI' W. &L.M. 'lURNEY Bom Jan. 13, 1898 Died July 30, 1908 "From loves shining circle the gems drop away"
Melle 'lURNEY Feb. 22, 1870 - July 28, 1922
Gulnary Wilson July 17, 1880 - Sept. 6, 1899 ''We will meet again"
P. C. (Lum) WRNEY Freedonia WRNEY Dec. 16, 1872 - Jan. 6, 1961 Jan. 10, 19 (8?) 70 - July 4, 1943
"Gone but not forgotten"
Phillips Maurice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ode 'J2InDR Dec. 12, 1937
Clingrron 'mYIOR (Father) Nov. 29, 1883 - June 2~, 1931 "(bne but not forgotten"
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Richad S. PCMELL Died Dec. 18, 1910 - 1Iged 77 years "Gone but not forgotten"
Infant daughter ofA. S. & C. L. B!\KER Bom Dec. 10, 1900 - Died Jan. 2, 1901 "Budded on earth to bloan in Heaven"
~J. ~,w.lleofH.C. ~ Nov. 19, 1861 - Nov. 22, 1918 "Rest :in peace thou gentle spirit"
Infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. L. B. ~ - Oct. 2, 1899 - Nov. 9, 1899 "Gale so soon"
GREI!NHAW M. L. wife of J. J. GRmlHl\W. J. J. GREENHAW Feb. 22, 1851 - Dec. 5, 1891 Dec. 15, 1837 - Oct. 14, 1917 (!-bther) (Father)
"Beloved parents f~"
M. J. 'lURNEY
L. T. WRNEl1'
Bill WRNEl1' Jan. 24, 1847 - Nov. 28, 1916
JuneC. ~ Nov. 28, 1881 - Feb. 29, 1932 "At rest"
Francis wife of P. T. M. ~ Bom Nov. 10, 1839 - DiOO Feb. 10, 1890 "May the resurrection fini thee on the bosan of '1hy God"
peqgy WRNEl1' Oct. 25, 1845 - Oct. 7, 1937
Elsie M. ~ April 30, 1930 - March 4, 1933
"OUr loving Father" Dorsey A. WHI'l'.U.l'l
Sept. 25, 1877 - April 11, 1976
CArRELL Benjamin T. CI\MPBELL (Mason) July 22, 1878 - Oct. 8, 1966
~ daughter of B. T. & M. S. CI\MPBELL Born Oct. 31, 1909-DiOO Oct. 4, 1911 "Asleep :in Jesus"
'lbbi tha TAYWR April 17, 1877 - Nov. 15, 1963
William S. 'l7'IYI.OR Aug. 28, 1856 - Aug. 12, 1924 "Gone but not forgotten
Dennis Cl\ST.£..mERRY' Born Apr. 21, 1889- DiOO Dec. 23, 1897 "Christ loved him and took him !:ate"
Ma M. CI\MPBELL (Eastern Star) June 4, 1884 - Dec. 5, 1961
'Ihedford H. CI\MPBELL Aug. 25, 1904 - Jan. 24, 1948 "Gone to keep his appo:intn'ent with God"
~ J. wife of W. S. ~ Born Dec. 13, 1944 DiOO June 3, 1898 "Gone to a brighter !:ate where grief can not care"
Johnie S. CAST.Ll!2ERRY (Mason sign) Dec. 20, 1887 - Oct. 31, 1925 "On that bright ilmortal shore we shall IIlget to part no rrore"
Cl\S'l'LEBERRY Isaac L. CAST.Ll!2ERRY AI:bie O. His wife, July 15, 1861 - May 21, 1939 Oct. 7, 1867 - Feb. 28, 1934 "A tender father and afaithful friend" "She was the sunshine of our !:ate"
Mi1drOO TAnDR DiEii 1915 - Age 32 years "A tender IlOther and a faithful friend"
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PhilO. Duane TAYWR March 15, 1934 - Feb. 20, 1935 "Earth has no SOI'IUol' that Heaven can not heal"
J. T. M::!CU'lXl!EN
verlie M. TAYWR 1893 - 1975
M3:ry A. wife of R. A. PIANT (Fastem Star)
Aug. 6, 1859 - Dec. 7, 1916 "Resting in IDpe of a glorious resurrection"
o:>nley, son of W. S. & B. TAnOR Born OCt. 12, 1908 Die:i Jan. 6, 1910 "Asleep in Jesus"
Bliss GRAY (Mason) Sept. 24,1898 - Feb.20, 1930
W. H. Cl\MPBELL I>bv. 13, 1899 --
Billy DREJi!RY
Tilda Box SMI'lH
Lm:w.in Philo TAnOR Arl;ansas ~. u. s. Navy W::Irld war II July 25, 1908 - July 28, 1949
J:Orth Born 183 ?
TAYI£lR Dallas C. TAYI£lR 1892 -
"At Rest" ----
"At Rest" R. A. PIANT Aug. 9, 1856 - Aug. 16, 1931 "Resting till the resurrection :t.t>rn"
Ural son of P. B. & L. B. TAYI£lR Feb. 29, 1908 - May 25, 1916 "May he rest in peace"
GRAY EmIl. GRAY (Fastem Star) JUne 17, 1900 ----
Cl\MPBELL Ruby Cl\MPBELL May 15, 1907 - May 27, 1971
Marvin DF5'1ID'
W. H. OOX Aug. 17, 1889 - JUne 11, 1921 Dec. 28, 1851 - Dec. 24, 1921
"Beloved father and sister"
Wilson Edwal:d TAYWR OCt. 27, 1848 - Tenn. April 11, 1931
Myram El'HRIDGE
(Father)
Jan. 25, 1853 - Feb. 19, 1931 "Her end was peace"
Nellie RENFroE (daughter) 1917 - 1918
(Born in Tenn.)
M3:ry TAYI£lR May 9, 1887 - Aug. 12, 1944 "Gone but not forgotten"
Zettie L. daughter of H. C. & H. M. TAYI£lR Born Dec. 18, 1905 Die:i Jan. 15, 1906 "At Rest"
REN.FIOE
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Stella A. RENFroE (Mother) 1890 - 1917
Ella A., daughter of Henry C. TAYIDR H. C. & H. M. TAYIDR July 1, 1876 - Oct. I, 1914 So:rn Dec. 23, 1903 - Died Sept.20, 1905 "At Rest"
Son of I. B. am Ina DREMff Bo:rn AUg. 25, 1910 Died Kbv. 12, 1911 "Asleep in Jesue"
Minnie TAYIDR Feb. 10, 1894 - Kbv. 17, 1918 "At Rest"
William C. TAYIDR May 2, 1872 - Sept. 24, 1927 "N;>t dead only asleep in Jesus"
B. Z. DREMff So:rn April 22, 1847 Died Jan. 2, 1918 "Gone but not forgotten"
Ment>er L. DREMff Dec. 29, 1879 - May 12, "M:lther sleeping"
1933
SeyIrour 'mYI.OR May 15, 1892 - Feb. 12, 1945 "At Rest"
(:ax:k of 1Iqes) Cora B. TAYIDR and baby girl wife of Farley Cooper July 5, 1902 - Feb. 25, 1922 "Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see Qx1"
GrandI!Dther Margaret T. 'mYI.OR Nov. 29, 1849 - Nov. 20, 1917
Ananda DRDIRY April 11, 1845 - May 11, 1931
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Arkansas Genealogical Society has recently receiVEd a donation of serre five plus years issues of publications by the Weld County, Colorado, Genealogical Society. These will be catalogued, bound am placed on file with our books at the Little :ax:k Public Library. I am sure all will enjoy seeing this contribution to our collection.
nris contribution was mada by IIatiJer Iris M. Jones, P. O. Box 334, laSalle, OJ 80645, and we certainly thank Mrs. Jones for her generosity am for caring and sharing.
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STONE COUNTY· 1890 REAL ESTATE TAX L1ST
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T.M. H ••• w.e. Ch ••• T. ~axfi.ld
J. S. Younger A.J. Ford, Est. loB. Williams Elizabeth Stafford R.P. King Sarah Evett. J .1'1. Ivey 0.1'1. Stokes W.A. Halliburton J • K • York A • W • Hall Plartin Evetts Simon. Adler J .. M .. Gray, 1 r • J .. N • Gray C • C • Dougles. J .. T .. Tucker Jane Oougless G .. C 4 Boston J • W • Gray J • H • Gray, Sr. R .. P .. Phillips T " C .. Monday W • C • Bell J • P • "'oore J • W • Oougless J .. E .. Andre",s J • J • Hooper
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Mary R. Hatfield A.W. Welbourn Wiley D.a ___ , Est. J.A. Holland Emarintha Ford Jno. B. Richardson William Ricnardson W.B. Gray J.~. Gray, Est. G .1'1. Hall W.z. Balk Abe Knight T. O. Plartin loK. Lindsay T.J. McCellan, Est. J.R. Kelley
30hn K. Linds J.W. Younger Willian Ivy Jeff Seaton 1.1'1. Hess Willian Acree T.M. a •• rd
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J .. M .. Conditt B.B. Evetts J .. M to Cese S .0. Belles J .. J .. Hancock H .. C .. Sherrill S.D. Bettis T .. 1ft .. Beard A .. C .. Dewey A • J • Gillispie o • c • Stokes J.D. Richardson Sarah Evetts J.B. Williams Reuben Phillips Jane Oougla. C.C. Douglas C.B. Grigsby. J.C.C. Davis T.W. Sanderson
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W.P. Campbell J .B. Greenway J.~. Goodman Jonathan Haney PI.A. Holcomb. W.C. Bundy
V.U.(?) T. Foster W.J. Canard A.W. Canard P.I. Parker a.A. Canard Francis Holcomb James Holcomb, Est. F. C. MUrphree Sarah Broyle,. l.A. Hollandworth W.A. King l'Iary A. Dawson J .. R • Kellay J ., C .. Collom, Est. W.L. Ford J. J. Wilcox M .. R .. Halliburton
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John R. Robertson Thos. Stubblefield Laura C. Taylor E. J. Goodwin ~.ry R. HatfiBld A.P. Pruett D.C. Anderson G.W. Pilgrim, Jr. Elizabeth Goodman G.W. Pilgrim, Sr. J. C. Catterton C.G. Greenway F.C. MUrphree J.D. Coats Eady Murphre. A.F« Foster J.H. Foster J. T. Greenway R.A~ Younger w.e. Canard Jesse Bettis H.C. Logan John FOlks J.L. Pruett W.N. Edgar, Est. J.W. Copeland E .L. Fulks H.C. Sherrill 1'1·.rtha Boston lIIah_la Decker J.3. I'IcCraw Isaac Holland.wort, J.F. Beasley lno. F. Beasley. Mary Smith W.E. Davis E.A. Richardson W.T. Wilcox C.A. Hall W.E. Davis Hopson Steele J.H. Collins A.C. Dewey Joseph Wilborne M.A. Davis l.P. Cartwgight LC.C. Davis 3.1'1. Condit J.M. Case, Est. Wm. Acree
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W.E. Davis a.H. Sheffield J.M. Hinkle, Est. A.B. Bre~er & Son Elias Patrick A.F. Benson Illm. H. Campbell ilIm. C. Chitwood T • \'fI • Hess A • T • Fa s t •. r W ~ J • Canard o . A • Grimas M. A • Halcomb J • B • Canard Alford Hess Jno. B. Canard Ill.H. Bundy a.A. Canard Jonathan Haney A.P. Pruett Ill. Ill. Campbell
A.C. Dewey Lill. Kemp J.J. Kemp Mary J. Johnson J.P. McIntire Reuben Phillips B.F. Davis 1'1. V. Copeland LB. Everett
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P.I. Parker Sherwood Burns A.T. Foster A.J. Burns James S. Bryant Arthur Overton C.T. Beckham LB. Northcutt J.R.B. Lancaster Hannah Garrison J.T. Greenway A.B. Moffitt C.C. Roberts J.III.C. Hinkle James Gaylor R .W. Whitfield Reuben Whitfield
W.A. Wade Mary Hinkle III.R. Hinkle Jesse 1'1. Pilgrim a.A. Canard J.~. Smith 1lI.1ll. Haley J.C. Anderson John Hinkle James Elliott James H. Simpson 0.5. Lynn & J. Simpson A. & F. Lancaster Jno. S. Pittman S.H. Winston, Est. Ill. W. W'h i tf ie I d L.T. Whitfield J.A. Cart",right C.C. B'eckh.m David Canard J.L. Cross S.H. l'I1ser F.M. Martin ~.rgaret iIIinston J.W. Humphry J.C. ~clntire
J.A. McIntire Jame. A. Haley Jno. A. ~clntire
J.H. Simpson 0.5. Harri. David Lynn Jno. N. PlcCarn Elisha Franklin Joseph Bea.ley J .W. Bickla J.B. Lynn J • A " Freeze Pi.G. Haynes D • F • Bickle John W • Freeze PI. R .. Sutton I • J • Anderson T • U1 • Kemp R • E • Whitfield To J • McCoy J. S. Wilkins A , C • Oewey
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Jane Harris Mahala Deck lit F .5. Lancaster, Est.
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J.R.B. Lancaster J.M. Hinkle, Est. E.C. Beckham A.B. Brewer & Sons George McCray Harri.on Williams Lee Lancaster III.C. Atchison C.M. Beckham, Est. Jno. T. Barham Porter Hodge H.F. Barham J. T. Nesbitt John Hopper Arthur Overton G.E. Northcutt I.e. Northcutt
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III.F. & O.T. Watkins Lucretia Harri. J.L. Fisher Robert E. Jeffery Amos Bingham W.J. Wallace Asa Jeffery Jane Harris Ambrose Jeffery
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Mark. A. Goodwin A.J. & P.N. Lancaster Illrn. Collier T.w. Cartwright a.F.C. Young I.I1.R. Bro",n Henry Fulks J.D. Fulks A.J. FUlks M.J. Haynes Samuel Yeakley
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IlI.E. l'Ia.field J.T. Kemp Nancy A. Martin I'ITS. M,C. Rosa J.E. Rosa Mahela Decker ~arilda McDonald Thomas E.dy
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W.H. Rosa, Jr. J.III. Burgess J.R.B. 'Lancaster Elizabeth la~ca.ter A.B. Brewer J.R. Everett Joseph Hixson Elizabeth Smith loA. King G.C. Hinkle J.F. Chappell B.B. Evetts J.J. Kemp C.C. Hinkle 111m. L. lancaster Jacob King Lou E. Dugger D.J. (7) Baker John III. Baker John Hibbitt Samuel Dugger J.J. Dugger T.III. Storey Wm. H.H. Oyler Wm. S. Rushing J.G. Cobb J.D. Jacobs S.R. Hopper A.J. Sands, Est. T.N. Baker A.J. IIIcGee W • H • T • \Jl , Jno. J • III •
Kendrick B.ker D. Martin Tubbs
H. Denman Roddy B. Beckham Ireland Cooper R.O. Decker Thornton Arnold Isaac F. Malog Nancy Brewer R.B. Decker A.W. Brewer R.L. Brewer A.B. Brewer G.V.(?) Killian J.G. Rev S. T. Brewer ToO. Plartin A.B. Moffitt 111m. R. Brewer James Gaylor G.A. Case
J.W. Brewer C. McMurty I.W. Casey T.6. lan~aster R.W. Killian J.T. Kemp E. Chappell E.C. Beckham W.O. Chappell S.H. Miser \tJ.C. Emerson a.H. Emerson Christin Risner J.M. IIIcCallIster Joseph IIIcCallister John H. HIlSs Samuel Vinson T.K. finch Banj. Whitfield Carroll Chambers S.D. Morrison III.C. Anderson him. Canada John P. Remsey John W. I'IcCoy J.3. Kemp, Jr. S.T. l'Iartin C.C. Beckham Jno. D. Pruett J.J. Kemp, Sr. R.E. Whitfield N.J. Gowen 30hn Halpein W.C. Kemp J.P. Ramsey Henry Thane W.3. Cagle lIIary Rosson Jno. 1'1. Burgess Jno. I'I'IcDarmon James Johnson him. Johnson l'Iark R. Goodwin
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Jane Harris John Haney John A. Strassman bI.l. Pryor Isaac Teague, Est. T.J. Teague J.J. Teague III.E. l'Iaxfield
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Robt. 3. Wood Basil Prater, Basil Prater, J.P. Jessen J.N. I'IcCarn
Jr. E. t •
Basil Prater, Sr. Isaac S. Zinn (I, T .. Brewer III.T. livesay Jno. H. Hopper E.I'I. Miser/llloser 7 F ',R. Long J.C. Haney Alex Long C. Jessen, Est .. Jno. lIIaloy Jacob King J.5. Ivy Samuel R. Hudgens
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N an c y J. H a r r i s G.W. Rhodes R.C. lIIatthewes Thos. S. Compton III.F. & D.l. Watkin. IJl.R. Hayden Mary P. Cartwright C.W. Johnson W.E. Maxfield H.8. Harris Joseph Hixson Phillip III. Jeffery Franklin Perrin John Tarwater lIIary A. Jeffery Asa Jeffery John Smoot J.M. Hamilton T.J. Meshe"" Est. F.M. Bro",n W. J. Wa'llace Ambrose Jeffery R.Eo Jeffrey III.J. Wallace v. C. Prickett Mrs. O.f'1. Farr John H. Brown Is.ac Teague, Est. J.C. Haney John Haney'
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Hooser lIIathslIIs H.lllcl'luilin LB. Flanery W.H. Hawkins W. T. S~an
James Wyatt ~oses Branscumb, Est. John Livingston Joshua Bond, Est. C.R. Aiken Ceo. W. Adrian Newton Sea Richard Nelson Permeli. Adrian C.W. Adrian W.E. Pla.field Benj. Tracy Rosanna Childs Jacob Dillard Joseph Hixson Jno. W. Branscumb Jesse Harris Wm. Stoner/Stover?
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Bryant l'Iay James III. Holland John W. Hines George Sibley Dan. Harper Wesley Branscumb G.W. Harper J.H. Berry John Collins, Est. Jesse Files T. Yo Casey J.L. lIIay F.I'I. Play Bryant Holland O. T. Cummings J.T. HOlland H.K. Carter J.T .. Ross J.H. files John W. Hinkle E.D. RUShing
Jno. f. Cunningham D.C. Dodson
T.N. eaker James F.P. Cunningham C.C. Webb Thos. Leatherwood J.E. Webb J.A. Anderson W.H. Horton J.e. Anderson R.L. Farris Sarah J. Broyles J.~. Taylor John H. l'Iaxey W • T. B rid 9 em a n a.F. Ford B.P. Po",ell J.I'I. Farris PI.£.A. Bridgeman T.P. Martin J.W. Franks, Est. Henry Williams D.T. Johnson III.R. Broyles Peter Martin J.L. Johnson T.F. Johnson J.III. Johnson T.P. rt\artin LG. l'Iattin Oavid Oeaten John H. Broyles W.iYI. Lacy A.III. Dearen I./J.? P. Looney L.B. Green T.J. & I'I.M. Hess PeggY,A. Shannoh A.B. Brown & Sons l!I1chael Poff III.H. Kendrick Lucinda Everage Peter-Kendrick O,R .. Oodson R. III. Broyles C. Smith J .PI. Dodson James Hocott Robt. Dodson James M. Johnson J.F'. Goodwin E1Habeth eray Z.T. Johnson Elizabeth Taylor N.f. Woodworth J.[. Dodd
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J.C. Brownfield A.B. Brewer & Sons Jno. W. Branscumb
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Joseph Wallac. James Stephens ToJ. Moore J.L. Stephens Ambrose Brewer J.T. Woody 111m. Johnson J.N. IIIcCern B.F. Thoma. Levi Pitts, Est Martha Allen Asa Passmore D.T. Hood £.\11. Plartin N.J. Smithee W. F. George Jno. l'Ialoy Nancy M. Baker S.N. Cooper L.C. Gammill III. B. Cothron J & c k son Go tal e,n A.B. Brewer James E. Avy Permalia C. Cole B.f. Ford J.C. Hodges Thos. R. Pruett C.W. Vaughn Anderson Cypert L.O. Webb hI.H. Cooper J.III. Franks, Est. B.M. Webb J.A. Anderson H.W. Cooper Mary Webb C.C. Webb S.N. Cooper James Brown, Est. James A. Anderson Jas. F.P. Cunningham D.C. Dodson
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Sidney Coats Mary J. lIIitchell
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W.E. lIIaxfield Isaac Teague P.O. Pryor, Est. J.E. Thomas. Est.
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Mary C. Cornett Joseph lIIoody J.E. & J.L. lIIaloy Jno. III. Hines W.R. lIIilliams John A. Roe J. E. Cornett W • R. W 111.i am. N.B. McGlatheny J. l'Ioody. Est. J.J. Broyles Jno. A. Broyles J.A. Clark James Shelton
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l.J. Goodman PI.G. Farris lIIatilda Dodson B ~ R .. J .1'1. G • W • R • L • lIIary J. S.
, J • iii ..
o • A • J • S •
Tubbs Dodson Cryness Farris A. Lawrence 1'I0rrison Franks. Est. rqarrison Morrison
T.B. Lawrence J.L. Kirley Nancy Wood. F .1'1. Richardson J.T. l'Ii11. Henry Wart! John Brinley W.H. Bolinger Wm. 8ranscumb Mr5.(1) E.III. Franks G.W. Branscumb John E. Dodd J.L. lIIaloy E.H. Smith N.F. Woodworth Thos. Branscumb Dan. Perry Mary Branscumb
R.C. lIIitchell \If.H. Passmore loW. Branscumb B.C.R. "'artin J.E. & W.A. Branscumb H.W. Passmore. Eat. H.W. Harness R.H. Harness W.E~ Goodman. Est. J. T. Passmore A.J. Barnes W.J. Branscumb Bradford Ramsey J.III. Warren
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T. J. 1'I00re !'I.A. Norman J.l. Stephens V .. PI. L a iii f,8 nee Stephen Treat. Est. A.R. Sisk III. H. Ramsey H.A. Sisk 1'1.5. Treat John Warden N.S. Freeman B.S. Balentine J. To P11tchell Sarah A. Lawrence P.I'I. Ferris Carrol C. Brown 1.1'1. (ladson G.lIJ. Balentine J.S. Bro,"n W.H. Huffines Champion Farris E.E. Branacumb F.fII. Bro",n R.P. Vaughan ill.J. Young Samuel 1IIare A.N. Copeland W.T. Bridgeman 1II1J. Allred Eli Were John Young I'I.W. Horton III.W. Ware D.W. Richardson L.C. Gammill Ira Clarl< Andrew Branscumb
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e.c. Brown W.A. Webb E.W. l'Iartln II1 .. E. Plaore J.A. Richardson Isaac Branscumb l'Iartha Gammill R.N. Hammon Delcena Lawrence P.K. Lee D.P. Avey A.B. Jones A.N. Copeland l'Iartin 1'I0reland S.A. Barnes J .111. Bradsha .. James lIIard J.t. Branscumb A.H. George Jesse l. George Jna,. £. Branscumb Wm. W. Ward J.III. Kirley F.III. Richardson J.T. I'Iills l'Iartin 1II0reland Jno. W. Kirley D.A. Morrison D.W. Gammill Isaac Branscumb J.F.l'lorri5
I.F. l'Ialoy ,A.C. Hill W.H. Rosa G.R. Case D.C. (ladson l.W. Humphrey HOI Denman C. I'IcMurtry Samuel Bro .. n IlIm. H. Rosa l.W. Casey IlI.T. l'Iartin, Est. T.N. Baker D.C. Gledson
Co u'n t y Add i t ion To fiitn.Vie ..
Wm. Lancaster J.T. Kemp
Isaac !'laloy F.!'l. Brewer J.J. Kemp J.L. Lancaster James Plaloy J.P. Ramsey G.C. Hinkle LA. Cartwright Cueen E. Nelson PI.C. Ros. B.F. William.on
Brewers Addition 10 "lEn .. View
J.T. Kemp J.J. Kemp, Sr. Bazel Prater, Est.
Town of Sylamore
IlI.E. !'laxfield
Stone County was formed in 1873 from the counties of Izard, Independence and Searcy, This Tax List was extracted from microfilm on file at the Arkansas History Commission.
Submitted by members of the Publications Committee of the Arkansas Genealogical Society
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ALLISON - WAJ;.'l:QN - ,VENABLE - WILDER CEMETEll.Y
This family cemetery is located off Highway 61 in Southeast Pulaski County. Take Highway 161 South from Scott to the intersection with Highway 61 and turn East (left); drive 3 miles to All:l:son Road and turn South (right). The cemetery is located about one mile down this road on tne West stde. You will have to walk out into a field to view the site, In 1978 a chain l~k fence was erected around the cemetery.
Emily Walton - May 31, 1842 - Oct, 4, 1921 J. Edward Allison - Feb. 17, 1893 - March 5, 1910 - Son of James and Leila Allison James N. Allison - Oct. 2, 1865 - Feb. 19, 1900 - Son of J.E. & Emily Allison Sarah A. Allison - Died April 29, 1896 - Aged 32 years mos. 27 days - Daughter of J.E. & E. Allison --Lula Wilder - Mar. 11, 1878 - Jan. 22, 1902 - Daughter of J.R. & M.A. Kil~gore James (Wilder) - Died Sept, 5, 1885 - Aged 2 years, 11 mas - Son of Wm. & Mattie Wilder Mattie (Wilder) - Died Feb 12, 1886 - Wife of Wm. Wilder R.H. Walton - Oct. 10, 1839 - Oct. 5, 1912 John (Venable) - Dec. 27, 1904 - July 16, 1905 - Son of J.L. & Effie Venable J.E. Allison - Died Dec. 25, 1872 - 41 years 10 mos. 2 days Martha E, (Killgore) - March 22, 1871 - Aug. 20, 1895 - Daughter of J,R, & M.A. Killgore D.B. Killgore - Nov. 18, 1875 - Nov 14, 1891 - Son of J.R. & M,A. Killgore
Submitted by Gus and Olive Marie Muckman of Little Rock, Arkansas
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EDtTOl'S b!01'.£'\: Mu.1I:l\ ~ __ D 1i:.bDqht ... bee 'Qb:t (by ......... 1 pel"tfOD8) on thi. coll.et1a Mr. Don trancis, 426 E. 85th Street. Apt ,!-c. ~ev York C1ty. ~.! 10028 haa sent large
boxes (pre-paid) of material he haa ~eroxed from his fl1es. several different times, to our ARKANSAS G!NEALOGlCAL SOCIETY + This material has been grQuped into several (many) boOks, some are 80 large they needed to be bound in h.rdcover~ other. have been bound in velo-bind cover.. As much infot'm8.tiou t as t1ae and -energy would pet'll1t I h4a been listed h.re I The!e books are now on the shelves. at the Little Roek Public LlbraT7 (2nd Floor - GENEALOGICAL)
HISTOlRi - Dl LA PAROISSE - DE - SAINT-MALAaBf! - PAl - ['Xii! Jut£S-ADRIEN KIROUAC -Cur. de Saint-Malachie ~ Quebec - TYP. LAlLAMHE & PROULX ~ 1909
EDITOR'S NOTE: If you are able to read French, you ~11 po.sibly enjoy this book! 8S the &ntire book 1s in Franchi The following is the only page ~itten in Americanl
Copied as follow.:
Rev. J. A. Kirouac
(Troduction) ARCHBISHOP'S PALACE, QUEBEC
Parish ~rieet of St MalachYt Dear Sir~
Quebec, December 17. 1908
I learn with pleasure that you are going to publieh ahortly the history of your parish St Malachy. You will thereby imitate ,the good example already given by several priests of the diocese who have agreeably and usefully employed their leisure time in doing s stm1lal work. and have thus saved from the unavoidable ravages of time. annals that are often pre~ cious and trait ions of great interest.
All those who follow closely the development of our province according to the double standsrd of material and spiritual advancement will be happy to learnhow your pari$h was colonized. what sacrificea it cost the first pioneers to cleer their lands) what devotedneSI and activity the m1saio~riea had to diaplay to ~aks of hia poor region the importanl
and flo~riahina parish of St Malachy. Your work, ~ieur le cure. will ~ gcc no doubt to your readers; it will make the=
admire the co~rage and virtues of their ancestors and help to make th 1 h their native country. em ove mote t an ev
Accept, deer monsieur le cour, the sssurance of my entire devotedness in Our Lo~d. tL. N. ArcnSP of Quebec
EDITOR'S NOTE: Totel pages 214 (xeroxed on ona side of page only) and again ALL IN FlENC except this page (copied above!)
MUSKINGUM COUNTY CEMETERY BOOK - FALLS TOWNSHIP - Publiohed by the Mus'i.oum County Gen.alogical Society. 1982 (Please write~ Mu.k1ngum County Chapt.r. OGS. 27 W. Overloo~ Dtive, So. Zanesville, ON 43701, for price, etc~ of this book)
BATEMAN FAMILY GENtALQRY - By Hartis Bateman. 5th printing 1970. Includes sllied lines of Ball~ Cayce. lwell, Cantt. Hank •• Hanson, Harris. Harriaon, Lacey~ Madison. Montgomery. Richards, Shackelford. Slade, Stewart, Strong, Weems. Wolf. 57 pages. Indexed~
BATEMAN FAMILY - by Harris Bateman. 1st printing 1952. Allied linea of Hanson. Shackelford, Stewart, and Waems. 14 pages unindexed.
BATEMAN FAMILY - by Uarris Bateman. Ball. !we1l~ Hanson. Rarrie. Lacy. 26 pages~ unindaxed.
3rd printing t964. Allied lines of Caycs, Gantt. Madison, Slade. Stewart. strong, and ~eem8.
RESTER BATEMAN. QUEEN OF ENGLISH SILVERSMItHS, by David S. Shure. 32 pages un1ndexed.
OUR 8ATEMAN ANCESTRY. compiled fQr Robert Edwin Bateman by Enid Elesnor ADAMS. Includes Bateman~ of. ~~ryland as early as 1525. lt3 pages indexed. Includes allied lit'l~s of Powell. EdlllUndson~ Biet', Carter. Mitchell and Bronner.
DESCENDA.."ITS OF DR. ELISHA BAtEMAN. compiled by Paul Batmnan 1980. 46 pages indexed. Send queries to Paul Bateman~ 190-38 B 69 Avenue. Fresh Meadows. NY 11365 .
•••• Contact Don Francis (address above) for information on these books.* •••
THE NICHOLAS COv~S F&~ILY (Five generations in Tennessee. Illinois. snd Missouri) 11 pages. indexed.
tHE LEWIS GREEN SENIOR FAMILY OF SOUTHSIDE, VIRGINtA~ by Emilee Mills Staubach 1976. 17 pages unfndexed.
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THE BOULWARE FAMILY GENEALOGY 1608. 1924-1948. by Jame. Richmond Boulware II. of 18keland. flor1da~ 56 pages un1ndexed. Also sp.lled Bowler. Other names included are Gray, MUscoe. Pickett. Hall, Stokes. McMasters
Also bound with Lb. abOve •••• A SHORT HISTORY OF THE BOULWARE PAMILY OF ESSEX CO' J VA., by Frank E. Bradley, Jr. 36 pages unindexed. Includes Pitts, Vaughan~ Price~ Younger, and Kills.
RJ!1JlIION OF DESC_ANTS OF JAI!!I!S FOStER AT FOSTER'S MOONll, WASHINGTON, MISSISSIPPI. (1964). 10 page ••
GENEALOGY OF HAUGH! FAMILY OF Al!!l!RICA, by W. B. Haught 1948. 183 page. unindexed. Descendants of Peter Haught I. born at Rotterdam, Holland in 1720 and $eCLled 1n (n~) Hardy Co. w~ VA. before 1155.
CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND MARRIAGE LICENSES 1717-1840 by The Captain Jeremiah Baker Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. Indexed.
A HISTORY OF THE ROCK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CECIL COUNTY. MARYLAND by Rev. J.N.Johna. 39 pages unindexed. Lists members of 1872 and cemetery inscriptions for Stone Cemetery in Lewisville. Chester, Co., Pa. and Sharps Cemetery in Fair Hlll, Cecil Co .• ~.
I~~EX TO FAYETTE COUNTY. PA. WILLS 1783-1900 j by Bob and Mary Cloason. 36 pages listed alphabetically.
FAYETTE COUNTY (Pa.) NEWSPAPEa EXTRACTS 1805-1854, by Jean Rentmeiater. 39 pag ••• indexed * Marriage and death notices extracted from the Genius of Library and Fayette AavettiHr of Un1ontown. Pa"
R.I.P. S~ INDEX TO 71 FAYETTE COUNTY (Pa.) CEMETERIES, compile. by Shirley G. McQulllis and William L. 1scrupe. 11 page,.
THE HISTORY OF THE FRANCIS Cm,'E CHURCH (Haywood County, North Carolina). compiled by Robert H. Boone. 1969-1970. 21 pages, unindexed.
MEIGS AND RICH HILL TOWNSHIP, MllSKINGUM COUNTY, OHIO CEMETERIES, compiled by Mrs~ Margaret Stainbrook. Indexed
TERRELL. TEXAS 1873-1973 FROM OPEN COUNTRY TO MODERN CITY. bY,J.ck Stolt •• 110 pages. unindexed.
FRANCIS - DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT FRANCIS OF WETHERSFIELD. CONN •• by Charles E. FRANCIS. (1906) Allied lines of Adams. Baker, Boardman. Butler, Curtls~ Edgar. Goodrich. Griswold. flall, 1ves, Montgomery, Partridge, Porter, Scranton. Stevens, Stoddard. Webster~ Whitney. and Woolsey.
FRANCIS FAMlLY •.. Miscel1anaous collection of Franc1s genealogy. (Bible records, census, etc.) Unindexed.
SOME FRANCIS HISTORY, Colonial and Revolu~ionary with respect to the Present •• By J.G. FranCiS, PsstoT of the Firs~ Church of the BTethren~ Lebanon, Pa. (1926) 32 pageg~ unindexad.
SOME FRANCIS HISTORY. NO 2. THE FRANCIS HOMELAND and a ~IRDts EYE VIEW OF THE F~~LY. by. J. G. rrancia~ pastor of the First Church of the Brethren, Lebanon. Pa. (1936) 32 pages~ unindexed.
***For 1nformation regard1ng the hooks listed on thiS page contact Don Francis (address above)****
MARRIAGES AND OB1TUARIES~ ItGENIUS OF LIBRARY" Vol 1 no 1 Jan 11. 1611 through vol 4 no ( ) Feb 26, 1821, Leesburg. Va •• 22 pages handwritten~ uninde~ed.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY DI-CENTENNIAL 1749-1949, 36 pages~ unindexed. Contains history of Southampton County, Vs. and some biographical ske~ches.
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HISTORY OF IVOI AND ITS INVlIONS, by!. M. Babb, M.D. (196,) 33 p're" unindexed. Include. history of Iale of Wight prior to Separation and South .. ptQn~ early families .chool.~ railroad •• church •• , .tc~
RECOLLECTIONS OP PRANKLIN and HIStORICAL SlETCHES OF SOUT9AHPTON COUNTY (VA). by 1ren ••• Lawren •• W.bb (1963). 63 p ••••• ind.x.d.
TIlE IlII)IAIIA SOUTBlWi COUII'I'IES COLUCTION. WIlFORD coum CElll!TERIES. by Southern Indiana Genealos1cal SOt1tCY4 22 pases. indexed.
MUSKINGUM COUNTY, OHIO MARRIAGES 1803-1818, compiled by Husklngum County Genealogieal Society. 1977. Alphabetical. Also includes list of licensed m1niater6~
WESTLEY CHAPEL CEMlttD.Y. Newton TownshiP. Huakingum County l Ohio, cemetery inscriptio Unind_d.
***All inquiries about the above books should be directed to Don Francis (addre •• listed above~}
SOME FRANCIS HIStoRY NO 3. GENEALOGICAL HIStoRY O¥ III. TIIOMAS fRANCIS of Coventry. Chester County, Pa. by Rev. J. C. Franci. Pastor of the First Church of the Brethren Lebanon. pa.,. (1938) 79 pagea, unindexed.
THE ANCESTORS AND THE DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM A. FRANCIS AND HIS WIFE LIZZIE n. FUNK. by RAymond E. Hollenbach 1962. unindexed.
alao bound in the same vol~ ••• fRANCIS FAMILY tW:OImS by CharI .. l!ajor 1932 9 Pili" iudexed. Dese. of Thoma. Francis b 1702 prob. Philadelphi ••
FRANCIS, GOODRICH, BOARDMAN (Mainly reprinted from the Boardman Genealogy) by William F. J. Boardman. (189S) 11 pages, un1ndexed.
HARRtAGES, "CENIUS OF LISRAR"t Vol 1. No 1 through volUtli:e 5 1817 ... by Ann Arnold Hennings (Leesburg (Loudoun County, Virginia. Un1ndexed.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY (Va.) HISTORICAL SOCIETY BULLETIN. 1966 thru 1980. Oninde.ed.
THE PENNSn.VANIA GEl\IWIS IN LOUDOUN COUNTY. VIlWINIA sby Brisco. Goodhart.
HISTORY OF THE HEBRON LUTHERAN CHURCH. MADISON COUNTY. VA. from 1717 to [907 by Rev. W~ P. Huddle, Pastor. 115 pageat unindexed.
A HISTORY OF ST. JAMES' EPISCOPAL CHURCH. LEESBURG. VA. 1734-1934 by Rev. G. Peyton Craighill. ua1ndexed.
A SHORT StoRY OF THE BOULWARE FAMILY OF ESSEX CO. VA •• by Frank E. Bradley. Jr. 36 pases, unindexed. Delcendants of Willi.- and James Boulware (abt 1641) transported to Va. in 1662.
BILL OF MORTALITY being a Register of all the Desths which have occured in the Presbycerian and Baptist Congregations of Morristown. New Jersey for ThirtyEight Years Past. (1768-1806) 112 pages, unindexed. ~ by William Cherry.
McGEHEE ~SSENGER Vol 1 No'a 1 & 2. 1983. a Quarterly published by Mrs. Molly Reigard. for Montgomery Co. t Alabama •
A PICTORIAL WALK THRU OL' HICH JACKSON by Walt Hammer (JacKaon CO' j Alabama) 129 pages, unindexed. Many pictures.
A PRE!.IMINARY SHORT HIStoRY OF THE WRIGIIT FAMILY OF DeSOTO CO •• MISS. AND DESCENDANTS IN ARKANSAS by FranK E~ Bradley, Jr. Desc, of G. Wri8h~ b c1111 in Virginia. Allied lines Dement~ and Darby.
THE INDIANA SOUTHERN COUNTIES COLLECTION CRAWFORD COUNTY CEMETERIES by Southern Indiana Genealogical Society. 22 pages indexed. RRAll inquires about the above books should be direct ~o Don Franeis at above address.
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HISTORY 'tODAY. Vol 31 July 1982 'Good Lords l1 and ''KinlPl''kers' The Stanleya: of Laeh~ in English Politic •• 1385-1485. 6 pag •••
A FAMILY NAKED SARNES~ 23 pages un1ndexed.
SAUNDElS FAMILY~. tradition state. that Henry Saunders died st the Baeele of Culloden. 1146 in Scotland, Arpil 21, bactle let by Charla. Edward was the termination of the attempt. of the Stuart family co recover the throne of England. Tradition scate. that James and William were sons of Henry and came to America in 1146~ UNiudex.c.
THE ROREX GENEALOGY compiled 1982 by Sylvia Lorraine Phillips. Unindexed. Allied lines Grider. Brooka. MOore. Phillips~ 7 generat10na from William Rorex 1777-1791
LOSEY FAMILY. DeBc. of John Losey Sr. of Mendhan. b 1765.
G~~ OF THE GODDIN FAMILY. by Avery Rowe Godd1n 1952~ indexed. Includes Beale, Crutchfield. de Neufv11le, Ellyson. Ra~ood. Haynea. HU8hes~ Taylor.
EDITOR'S NOT!: The following books have been bound in RID HARDCOVER •.• and listed as: DON FRANCIS COLLECTION
DALLAS COUNTY. TEXAS ••• Early Settlers 6 Their Fa=11ies, by John H. Cochran (before Texas became a State in 1843) Post Offices, etc are4iated Unindexed - 296 pages
HISTORY - lIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MORRISTOWN. N. J. 1742-1885 Part 2 - THE COMSINED REGISTERS 328 pages • slphabetical listing
MARRIAGES OF CALHOUN COUNTY, ILLINOIS 1825-1979. by Calhoun County Historical Society Indexed & Ministers alsQ liated
CALHOUN COUNTY, ILLINOIS CEMETERIES, by Calhoun County Historics1 Society, published 1981 Indexed - alphabetical 241 pages
KREISLER - CRISLER FAMILIES OF THE UNITEO STArES. by Matthais Kreisler and Barbara Von Schellenberg Kreialer very large book 567 pages (1662-1977) Unindexed
LOUDOUN COUNTY~ VIRGINIA MARRLAGE BONDS (1762-1850) compiled by. Walter Towner Jewell 155 pages. plus 63 pages of index
PENROD FAMILY HISTORY - VOLUME 1 1815-1970, by Penrod Family Committee 238 pages Consisting of Biographicsl SKetches of David Penrod, of Jonesboro~ Union County, Il1in( his children and grandchildren
TROXEL (L) TRAILS t by Richard M. Troxel (permission to copy may be secured from author) 1971 Indexed 340 pages
tDITOa's NOTE: For additional information. pleas a correspond with ~r. DOn Francis. 426 1 85th Streat. Apt I S-C. New York City. N.Y. 10028 (Your Editor knows nothing el.e, only the information listed on this long liat!)
T.~eii~~~;:.:~~~:r;ITr;~t9~5i~ compiled by J.B. Lemley, 1120 N. softback. indexed. 115 pages, 1<0.00 postpaid.
This 1s an absolutely marvellous potpourri of short articltUI about Pope Co •• Arkans""s, its citizens and ewnts around the turn ot the century. Many of the 8xC'erpts are from the: Russell ville Courier-Democrat newspapers of that era, and all offer fascinating glimpse, into local history and the families involved~
In a rsndom selection of some of the article titles! find: ~Uncle Jimmie" KIU.LEY - Sailor, Scout, Soldier Md a Russian Prisoner in Siberia Coal Mine; Pioneer Baptist churoh est. 1833, Reminiscense of Early Days; 'l11.e ?4ign of 'l'$nor During ReconstruO'tion nays; Present and f'ormer Communities and Towns in Pope County {211 are listed); 1870 Personal Property TaXI Dardanelle & Russellville Railroad (railroads are Hr. Lemley's specialty) t Pisgah Cemetery, and hundreds of other such sketches. Readers wi til Pope ,county OOMeetione !!!!!. not iqnore thia $aries!
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NOTE_.S AND QUER~I=E..;;:a.S--~his section ?f our pu~li~ation is set up to contain ~uestions the members may have ln regard to lost faml1y members. It is not intended to contain all the information you have on your Arkansas family. That can be published in another section. Please limit your query to about 50-60 words, but send as many queries as you like of this length and we will publish as space permits.
Always give full name of family member, an approximate date, and a location. These are more likely to result in a response. Few people will respond to a "Jones in Arkansas." Please remember that our organization is not set up to do your research We cannot tell you if your ancestor Doe was in a certain county at a certain time without doing the same type of research that you can do on your own. We are set up to publish your query, if you're a member of the organization (Membership: $12.00 per year), and we will publish your bible records, your cemetery records and any other source records which might be of help to other people and who, in turn, can contact you if he/she is interested in the same family.
Address your queries to ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN, Rt. 6, Box 238, Hot Springs, AR 71901.
ANDERSON Mrs. Vera S. Rock, Rt. 5, Box 362, Spokane, WA 99208 seeks inforl conc.erning Caxroll D. Anderson, born in Tennessee, living in Hem]
County, Arkansas, Redlands Township in 1850 Census. In 1860, he and family are fOI Navaxro County. Texas. Sons were listed as Henry, Joseph, Lewis, William and Davi( Daughters were Matilda, Mary and Martha. Who was wife of Ca.rroll D. Anderson? (y, might check Civil War records in Texas for a lead on this family; the father a.nd tl older boys probably served in the conflict. Any child dying after 1912-14 would m< likely have a death certifica.te in which ever state he died in and this might rev~ the name of the mother. Navarro County Cemetery Records (in many libraries) might some of these people.)
DOLLARHIDE Mildred Gray, Box 219. Winslow, Arizona 86047 asks about Sevier I records. Asa Dollarhide died March 23, 1845 in Sevier County, a
left children - James. Rebecca, Manerva., Nancy Cornelius, Andrew and Pleasant Samp Dollarhide. Ms. Gray would like to contact any Dollarhides in southwest Arkansas.
MCCALL Mildred Gray (address above) seeks information on Hugh McCall who married Rebecca Dollarhide in 1841 in Sevier Co. They became par
of two sons, Pleasant Moment McCall, born ca 1846 and Hugh McCall, Jr., born ca 18 (Again, a search of the Civil War records should reveal service of some of these p The 1880 census records of the children (any of them) should give birth states of parents.)
CALDWELL Bob Van Dyke, 2006 Breckenridge Drive, Little Rock, AR 72207 askE data regarding Richard Everett "Doc" Caldwell, born in Pike Co. I
in 1847, enumerated in household of A. J. Caldwell in 1850 in Pike. He enlisted' U. S. Army at Louisburg in Conway Co. 6 Aug. 1864, under the name of "Richard Jacl He maxried on 11 Nov. 1869 to Lucresa. Elizabeth Weaver in Van Buren Co. Was the • Caldwell in Pike Co. in 1850 a connection to Andrew Caldwell, early pioneer of He, Where was this family in 18601 (Do you have his Civil War record? Is that where learned the alias? Check the 1880 census for other information.)
CAUBIE CHANEY STUCKEY HUGHES PUCKETl'
Reba Hughes Torres, 1405 Huma.c, Pine Bluf"f, AR 71602 wishes to f: information on Mary R. "Mollie" Cauble born 1838 in Texas who waf daughter of John W. Cauble, born 1816 in Tenn. and Eliza Chaney, 1816 in Virginia. Eliza Chaney Cauble later rna.-rried a Stuckey. Ca.uble maxried HUghes. She had a son, Benjamin McCullough } born 1860 in Texas and a daughter named Liza. Mollie Cauble Hugl'
later married Capt. Jackson Puckett and had one child, Allie Puckett. (There seen be no Arkansas connection, and a query in a Texas publication would probably be be
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Mrs. H. E. Holter, 5400 NW Cherry St., Vancouver, ilA 98663 needs parents of George Washington Cozean (Cozian, Kiesen, Cozine) who appears in 183.5 in Law renee Co. AR. He served for 6 months in a group (Mounted Guru;) who went to Oklahoma Oct. 18;6-1837. Who were his parents, siblings, etc. George bought property in Lawrence Co.
(later Sharp Co.). Would appreciate any information on this name.
MCELHANEY Virginia. Wa.lla.oe, 97.5 Chiquita Rd. Healdsburg, CA 9.5448 seeks info on family of Jason Albert McElhaney, born about 18.59 in Madison Co.
He ma,=ied Mary "Molly" Crooks and they lived in Bullard, Texas. Jason's parents were Henery J. McElhaney, born in Arkansas 18)9 and wife Nancy. What was relation of this couple to John &: Lucinda Upton'l (Members in Madison County, AR., please try to help.)
HUDSPETK HEFNER ADAMS
Joyce P. Braunlich, 2285 San Bernardo, Hemet, CA. 92343 needs info on Jose:{>h Francis Hudspeth, born ca 183.5, ma=ied (1) Sallie (Sarah) Woods; (2) Hannah Ellen Adams. William Boyd Hefner, born ca 1868, ma=ied Louisa Hudspeth ca 1894-95. All these people lived and died
in Marion County, Arkansas.
ATKINSON Miss Marion E. Bishop, 51260 Forsythia., Utica, Michigan 48087 would like to have a census copy of the Atkinsons in Newton County. AR for
the years 1870 &: 1880. (You might go to your nearest library with a micro-film reader and request that this census be ordered for you on inter-library loan and then you could read this census for yourself. Otherwise, be prepared to pay some one to do this for you.)
Reading census is an extremely taxing chore and few people have the time and inclination to take cn this job without remuneration.
WESSON HILLIARD WILKINSON
Elizabeth Thompson, 8713 Jackscnville Highway, North Little Rock, AR 72117 seeks information on parents and siblings of Robert Harriso] Wesson, born June 9, 1881 and died 1929. No location given. His father was George W. Wesson, born when in Virginia.? Mother was Mary
Jane? Elizabeth Hilliard, born 1889, died 1916, was daughter of John Hilliard and Anne Wilkinson. Anne Wilkineon was born 1848 in Tennessee died 1922 in Lonoke Co. Arkansas. (Dea.th certificates of thOse who dien after 1912-14 might very well be the source of some information on the above people. An ancestor chart filled with the pertinent infermation you have might be sent to Mrs. Cia, 4200 "A" Street, LR, AR 7220.5 for inclusion in the next publication of Charts and might result in a contact for you. Copies of charts previously printed are a.vailable at the Little Rock Public Library and you might search there for any of these names.)
It is most important that you indicate location as well as date when seeking information. Most of us pay ~ attention to requests which indicate our own Counties of
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HILL Truman W. Keck, RFD 1, Mitchell Road, Durham, N. H. 0)824 would like to contact others working on the family of Ralph F. Hill, born Feb.
1848 in Jasper, Newton Co., Arkansas. He ma=ied Elizabeth King, born 1850 in Atlant Georgia.. Who was the father of Ralph F. Hill? (Since he died in 1929 in the family hcme, west of Shady Pcint, Oklahoma, you should write for his death certificate to se if the parents were named on it.)
WEBER W. Weber, O'Brien Rd., Lake Lee Lanau, MI 49653 -wants birth certific, for Charles Weber. born 1884 and August Weber, born 1886. both in Arl
ansas, sons of Jacob Weber. born in Germany. (Arkansas did not require the filing of birth certificates at this early date, so there would be none. Mr. Weber's search should center around the finding of a family bible. Can anyone help him'?)
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WINTERS Dian Anglin, Rt. 3, Box 71, Clarksville, All 72830 wishes informat: CALLAHAN on her great.-grandparents, Winters and Calla.han. (She neglected tc
give any dates or Counties of research,'cr' even full'names. One must realize there has to be "something" to iio on. Perhaps someone in Clark'_$vill, will contact this person and help her fill in some background.)
MCCRAVENS Georgia D. Helderlein, 22118 Trotter Rd. Grass Valley, CA 95945 wants to find information on Benjamin F. MCCravens and wife Anna
who lived in Arkansas as early as 1834. They lived in Polk Co. AR in 1848--1867 and he served as coroner and also County Asseeeor. Their known daughter was Emily McCravens Waggoner. Does anyone have knowledge of this family? (A search of the census records for 18,0-60-70 should reveal other children of this family, birth states, etc. Emily's husband was possibly in the Civil War.)
GARDNER COOIER
Edith Kyser Smith, 4-14- Lincolnshire, Irving, Texas 76061 is looking for a Bell(e) Gardner who married Will Cooper and had children named Veroque, Pearl, and Harry Cooper. Harry Cooper
was born in 1901 and Be11 Gardner Cooper died in 1903. Who were the parents of Bell Gardner? (Does anyone have Gardner or Cooper bible records which would reflect this marriage? Mrs. Smith is not sure of which County Bell was living in or does not say.j
RYAN Mary A. Edwards, 23 Ozark Lane, Arnold, Missouri 63010 is lookl for descendants of William G. Ryan, born in 1815 in Georgia and n
ried in Alabama. to Malinda. Edwards of South Carolina. W i11iam G. Ryan' s sons and one daughter settled in various area in Arkansas, some near Camden, Arkansas for a time. Names of children were: Georgia. A. E., John E. Wm. G., Mary C., Thomas E. and Samuel C. Some children went into Missouri in late 1890's or early 1900's.
ROSS :Barbara R. Smith, 127 Range Road, Rogers, Arkansas 72756 wishes to know more concerning her ancestor, Henry Ross, born ca 1820,
in Shelbyville, Kentucky, lived in or near Camden, Ouachita County, and died here in 1873. Probably married to Martha Eleanor Warnock, born in Sa.lem, Alabama. in 1829.
WRIGHT HOLLINGSWORTH CROOK
Diana B. Wright, 5930 E. 129th, Grandview. Mo. &OJC wishes to hear from a~yone having information on her grandfather, Edward William Wright, born August 26, 1881 in Cleveland County, Ark. Who were his parents? The mother had to be placed in an insti
tution and the father just disappeared. There were two known children, Edward William Wright and sister Rose11e, who married (1) a Mr. Hollingsworth and (2) a Mr. Crook. Roselle was raised by Edna Noddingham in Monticello. Who raised Wm.?
SHOEMAKER Mr. Joseph W. Martin, P. O. Box 723, Arlington, Texas 76010 is seeking correspondence with anyone who might be searching the
Shoemaker line of Dallas & Calhoun Counties. John Anthony Shoemaker was born ca 1818 in Alabama. and was in the 1850 Dal.1as County Census. Son Willis Greene was born l~ in Arkansas and married Sarah Ann Brumley, born ca 1842 in Lawrence Co. Tenn., daughter of William Jasper Brumley.
THE ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN has been in print since 1962; rani back issues are available but not in sequence; it is impossible for any of us to call what has been printed from certain counties. Please try to conta.ct another I
ber from the county you are trying to search (thru the membership list shown in f: copy of each year) and write to that person who can more likely help you on tha.t local scene.
What is an SASE? It is a "self-addressed, stamped envelope" ant is an absolute must when you write to an or~nization such as.ours and wish a rep: If you write to an individual, a~in send an~. It is a cheap advantage you w' have and it's an expensive amount for the one who has nothing to gain for its use.
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HARP HENDERSON
Betty L. Mefford, 1088 Holmden Ct., Cleveland, Ohio 44109 would like to contact anyone with knowledge of family of Gabriel Claiborn Henderson, b. 1827 in Tennessee. He mar-
ried ca 1855 to Naco A. ~. believed to be Harp; both died before 1900 census. When and where did' this· couple ma.rry? They were in Newton Co. AR when children were born. When and where did each die and where are they buried?
HENDERSON KIRTLEY
Betty L. Mefford, address above, would also like information on Susana Harriotte Kirtley. who was wife of David CiIsham) Henderson, born ca 1786 in Virginia, parents of Gabriel C.
Henderson, query above. When and where was Susan H. Kirtley born and when and where (Trigg Co.. Ky?) did this couple marry. This couple was in Newton County. Arkansas 1850. When and where did this couple die and where are they buried? (Does anyone have a HENDERSON/KIRTIEY bible of these people?
MEFFORD RANDOLPH LEWIS HENDERSON
Ms. Mefford, address above will share information on these names back in Virginia in late 1700's. Bennet HlIllderson died 18 January 1793, Albemarle Co., VA. is the Rev. War ancestor.
HOLT Frankie Y. Holt. 5 Custer Place, No. Little Rock, AR 72116 would like to correspond with anyone who has knowledge of
parents and brothers and sisters of James Wilson Holt, born 1820 in Cleveland Co., N. C. He married Eliza Ann Martin, born 14 Feb. 1824, died 12 Feb 1902 Lawrence Co., Tenn. This couple lived in Bedford & Lawrence Cos. Tenn. and were parents of Sarah, James Valentine, William Mitchell, Thomas Gordon, Mary E., Sarah Elizabeth, and Margaret Eisabelle.
YOUNG Frankie Y. Holt, address above, wishes knowledge of the family of William Young, born ca 1787 in se, married Mary??
and this couple lived in Weakly Co and Lincoln Co. Tennessee. Will be glad to exchange info on this couple who had 11 ehildren. Only know child is Isaac Littleton Frany Young, born 20 May 1830, died 26 Oct. 1896 in Madison County, Arkansas.
STEVENS Mrs. James M. Shipp, 2895 Spring Ridge Dr., Memphis, Tn ;8127 seeks info on the Reddick P. Stevens family. They were in
Ashley County, Ark in 1860. Reddick P. born ca 1810 in S.C. Treacy (Teressa?) born ca 1820 in S.C. and children sarah, Frances, Felix, Phoebe A. Mildred, and Margaret A. Other spellings of Reddick are Reddock, Reddic. In 1880, he is in Hot Springs Co. with son Felix. When and where did he die? Would like to secure copy of "History of Ashley Co. Arkansas" by Judge Y. W. Etheridge. Does anyone know of this book and where Mrs. Shipp might see it? (Mrs. Shipp, your librarian in Me~phis can help you locate a copy and might be able to borrow it for you on inter-library loan.)
MITCHELL HEElJE THOMPSON TACKETT
Thompson and
Juanita Reece Mendoza, 81-486 Palo Verde Dr., Indio, CA 92201 needs to find a marriage certificate for Susan Adeline Thompson Mitchell who married James Ike Reece in 1895. She was born 1 June 1875 in Appleton, Pope Co., AR., and married (l) a John Mitchell. What happened to him? Her parents were Alburn
Jeanette Tackett.
We would like to encourage our members to send only queries relating to Arkansas people and locations. If your people were "lost" in another State, send your query to a publication in that locale in order to get better response.
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YIELD THROUGH THE YEARS, 1768-1978, by Mary Je Yielding Williams, 19 Madisen Lane S Newpert News, VA· 23606 (permanent address). This is a small unbeund boeklet, 81:1 x 11" and cencerns the descendants ef Richard Yielding, b. 26 April 1768, d. 27 Feb. 1864, pessibly in Blount cr Cullman Co.., AL. While this does net appear to. be an indepth genealegy, it certainly sheuld previde clues to. anyene researching this particular family. 32 pp., including index.
JACOB STUTZMAN (1 - 1775) His Children and Grandchildren, with related families: Abbett, Baughman, Carter, Dedds, Gerhardt, Hars, Lear, MCBain, McCerkle, Nesbitt, Oliver, Randelph, Rinehart, Shields, Sneddy, Stener, Ulrich, Watkins, Whitmere, Wilsen. By Jehn Hale Stutesman, Jr., 308 pp., hardcever, with surname index. Jaceb Stutzman's will, written 15 March 1773, is filed in Cumberland Co.., PA, Prebate Court Recerds ,Will No.. 28. In it he names his wife Hanna, and six children: David Steetsman, Plantina (Stener), Jaceb Steetsman, Hanna (Lear), Daniel Steetsman, and Abraham Steetsman. This beek chrenicles the lives and·farnilies ef these children and their descendants; Infermatien is ebvieusly well researched and decumented and sheuld be·ef much interest to. anyenE researching Stutzman er any ef the cellateral families. Price is net listed. The book was a gift to. AGS frem it's auther (305 Sprt St., San Francisco., CA 94118).
GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH DIRECTORY, a Key Werk fer Werldwide Family Histel Research, edited by Keith A. Jehnsen and MalColm R. Sainty, 243 Pl 6 x 9", paper cever. This 1983 Directery is the 4th published by the Library ef Austrailian Histery and has 2089 centributers (150 residents ef the US·and·Canada). Anether Directery is planned fe] 1984 and entries are $elicited by the editers. Family histerians are effered inclusien ef 15 entries and autematic receipt ef the Directery to. enceurage sharing ef infermatien. The 2089 centribul have listed the family name being researched and lecatien. Addre! ef all centributers are listed fer centacting each. The clesing ( fer entries to. the next Directery is 20 Feb. 1984 and ferms may b, requested frem Mrs. L. Kivitt, 2707 west Clark Ave., Burbank, CA 91505. No. price was feund fer the 1993 ·directery, but 1981 is available at $9.95 + $1.00· pestage,l!l82 at $10.95, + $1.00 pesta~ and may be erdered frem the Edi ters, Library ef AUstrailian Histe: P.O. Bex 795, Nerth Sydney, NSW 2060 Australia, er Mrs. Kivitt, tl agent listed abeve.
~ BALL BEGINNINGS, published three times each year, is dedicated to. prem the exchange ef genealegical infermatien.en all BALL families. S scriptien rate: $10.00 per year. Queries and family pedigrees ar accepted and enceuraged. Each issue 81:1 x 11, stapled, and centai 40/50 pages. Gift·ef Claudette Maerz, Editer, P. O. Bex 37010, Bleemingten, MN 55431
PACK/PECK/PPEK PIONEERS, a reseach aid published three times each year Subscriptien rate: $10 •. 00 per year, 40/60 pages per issue. The p pese ef this publicatien is to. make available infermatien en thes . names collected over the years and cellect new material frem eur readers, thus combining all the inferatmien into. ene package fer researcher er family histerian. Published by Claudette's, P. O. 37010, Bleemingten, MN 55431
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BAYOU METRO CEMETERY, JACKSONVILLE, ARKANSAS, compiled by the Major Jacob Gray Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Jacksonville, AR. 63 pp., listed alphabetically by Section, with Maiden Name Index. There are 2462 monuments listed, with the earliest burials prior to the civil war. This book should be especially helpful to people researching in the northern portion of Pulaski Co., AR. The copy given to AGS is hardcover, but the price is quoted for only softbound copies, which are available at $12.00, + $1.50 postage. Order from Carolyn Yancey Little, 1009 School Drive, Jacksonville, AR 72076.
FIRST SETl'LERS OF CATllHOOIA PARISH, IOOISIANA, 1808-1839, by Carol King Knight, Rt. 1, Box 251, AledJ, TX 76008. 162 pgs. with full name index, roft cover, $15.00 plus $2.00 S & H. '!his is the text listing ConveW Records of this Parish. It incllXles BeckA, 1808-1839, Beck B andC, 1814-1839. Types of conveyances are Deeds, Indentures, Articles of 1\g:I:'eeItent, Land Sales, Wills, Livestock Sales, Signature Ack!Dwledgements, Auction sales, etc. '1'hi:s infomation is historically valuable to descendants of very early settlers. '!here are references to people of Arkansas Territory such as: William J. Craig, Andrew Scott, Eli J. lewis, John J. :aa.de and William Burke. N:!rres 1IOSt often mentioned are: Bowie, Brown, Caldwell, Ik>rsey, Harrison, Harvey, lblsteill, Jbhnson, King, Kirkland, Iovelace & Smith.
'!his book was d:mated by Mrs. L. B. Sirmons, 15747 wandering Trail, FriendSl«lOd, TX 77546.
A BRIEF HIS'roR'f OF THE WATl'S FAMILY, 1817-1954, by James Earl Watts. '!his is a small family history beginning with the grandfather, Joseph Andrew watts, who was born Decamer 12, 1817 in southern Michigan and lived there all his life. He had four children by his first wife, Sarah Frederick, who died in 1851. James Earl watt's father, Hu:!:on Deforest watts, was the eldest of seven children by the second wife, Abigail Houghton. He was born March 30, 1853. In 1876 Huron D. watts left Michigan and traveled through Indiana lcoking for a new 1:J::me. He finally settled in Arkansas County, Arkansas. Life on the prairie land is described in detail, often telling haw things were done at that early date. 'lMt was before railroads and supplies were brought in by boat to St. Charles on the White ltiver. Huron was married July 18, 1877 to catherine Rlsier. They rented a farm aound tintJerland. James Earl Watts was the second of seven children I:om to these parents. The history tells of daily life and adventures of the children, even with a very mean goat. They I!Dved to Iowa in 1901. '!his is a very interesting and folksy family history. It was donated by Bill D. Mxgan of 5201 N. 7th Avenue, Phoenix, liZ 85013.
roPE <XltlN'lY, ARKANSAS, 1870 cmsus, Second Fdition, by J.B. Ianley, 1120 Detroit, Russellville, AR 72801. 264 pgs. plus full name index, soft cover. '!his is a reprint of a successful 1975 publication for the Anerican Revolution Bicentennial by Pope County Genealogical Group. It incllXles townships: Allen, Clark, Dover, Galley Ib::k, Griffin, Gum Iog, Illi1v:>is, Independence, Liberty, Martin, lobreland, ~rth Fork and Wilson. This book was donated by J. B. Ianley.
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