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1985 Editor
1985 OFFICERS AND DIROCTORS
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ARKANSAS FAMILY HISlDRIAN, VOUlME 23, No. 4
Decanber, 1985
Appointments of Arkansas M.E. Conference
An Early Arkansas Tragedy
Grant Family (Montgcmery County)
Marion County
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195
199
203
Cypress Valley Cenetery (Faulkner County)
Genealogical &. Progress Data of the Ward Family
Confederate Pensioners, Conway, Ark. 1900
Hixon Family Bible
Book Lists and Reviews
Qleries
II
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214
217
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219
Index
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235
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THE PRESIDINT'S PAGE
October, 1985
A lot is going on, and we are grateful for the increased participation of members. For example. we have a new Library Committee to work with our Exchange. Editor. That means the work is spread among more people, saving a lot of wear and tear on the nerves of one willing worker.
Dr. and Mrs. Marion S. Craig have donated a 278-volume research library to AGSI These books are being prepared for shelving and will be in use very shortly. We are indebted to the Craigs. and our appreciation will be expressed formally and publicly in the Spring Seminar 1986.
AGS has a new photocopier in the Editor's office--another time saver.
Garland County 1890 records have been published--quite a feat since that courthouse burned twice before 1907. Some ingenious detours had to be made to develop these records. but the results are excellent.
Elections have been held, and the names of the current Board and the slate of elected officers for 1986 will appear in the first issue of the
Historim next year, Welcome to all new hands on board.
In the Fall Seminar,Wendy Elliott did a good job of illustrating how Land
Records can be extremely helpful in solving genealogical problems and puzzles, especially when combined with Court Records. She also became a Life Member of AGS. How is that for recruiting?
Look for those Family Bibles and personal letters--yours, or any that you hear of! Let's persuade everyone we can to allow the Arkansas
, History Commission to microfilm this irreplaceable information, Be sure it is made clear that my records furnished for microfilming will be returned unhar med.
Have a good winter holiday season. Ask a lot of questions about the family's history while you are with relatives during the holidays!
Ed Sanders

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RESOLUTION
'WHEREAS, Dr. Thomas Allen Bruce has contributed significantly to the
Arkansas Genealogical Society thl'Oughout the years he has been
II. member of the Society and its Board of Directors; and; i-lHERW, the Society has learned that Dr. Bruce wil.l soon leave the state of Arkansasl
N011 THEREFORE, it is re.solved by the Al'kansas Genealogical Society that the Society recognizes the outstanding oontributions Dr. Bruce has made to its programs and pl'Ojects and expresses its appreciation to Dr.
Bruce and its sincere best wishes for his sucoess and happiness.
Done this 15th day of June. 1985. at Little Rock, Arkansas. by the
Arkansas Genealogical SoCiety, through its Board of
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APPOINTMENTS OF ARKANSAS H.H. CONFERENCE
Democrat Newspaper Nov. 23, 1B49
Little Rock District S. Carlile, P.E.
" » S t a t i o n W.P. Tarcliffe
Prairie Circuit - C. M. Stover
Lewisburg"
Dover "
Clarkville»
Dardanelle»
S. Farish
To be supplied
J.J. Pitman
II.A. Sugg .
Perryville Miss. H.F. CcNabb [sic). one to be supplied
Benton and Washita Circuit J.M. Boyd, J.H. Rice
Montgomery Circuit Jas. Rice
Batesville District A. Hunter, P.E. n
Station _ To be supplied
" Circuit R.M. Kirby
Elizabeth W.T. Thornbury
Smithville J.M. Rogers
Greenbrier Hiss. D.H. Caruthers
Little Red River Miss. R. Martin
Richwoods n B.S. Carden
Soulesburg [1) Institute To be supplied
Fayetteville District T. Standford. P.E.
" Circuit R.M. Morgan
Van Buren and Fort Smith J. Eastabrook
Fort Smith Circuit J.B. Thetford, one to be supplied
Ozark » - W.J. Stafford
Huntsville
Carrollton
"
"
Bentonville n
- J.M. Jones
- J.W. Shook
- To be supplied
Yellville Miss. P. Bassbam
Jasper n J.D. Stockton
John Harrell, agent for American Bible Society
Elm Spring School To be supplied
Washington District W. Moores, P.E.
" Circuit J.J. Roberts. S. Morris
Camden Station - T.E. Garrett
•• Circuit G.W. Cottingham
Arkadelphis" J.E. Cobb
Blue Bayou " To be supplied
Li~tle River Circuit H.G. Carden
Eldorado n _ E.P. Lively, one to be supplied
Princeton •• - J.H. Blakely
Lafayette Miss. - J.N. Stevenson
Princeton Af. Miss. To be supplied
Red River •• n W.B. Mason
C.P. Turrentine, Superintendent of Washington Seminary
H.C. Thweatt, Agent of Washington Seminary
Pine Bluff District A. Avery, P.E.
•• » Station A.H. Barrington
•• " Circuit Y. Ewin
Plum Bayou
Arkansas n
It -
F. Brown
D.L.G. McKinsie
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Columbia
Warren
II
II
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J.F. Truslow l.W. Shiplnan
White Oak liar rison
Napoleon
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- To be supplied
- P. Hasken
- To be supplied llelena District - J.M. Steele n
Station J. CowIe
" Circuit C.C. Jones
Lawrenceville Circuit - G.F. Thomson
Marion " - W. Finn
Osceola
Mount Vernon
" - S. Spurrier
" - T. Hunt
Gainsville Miss. - B. Harris lie lena Af. " - To be supplied
L.S. Marshall and L.C. Adams, left witllout appointments at their own request w.e.
Williams transferred to Mississippi Conference
Nett [sic] increase of members, during the past year, 987
Delegates to General Conference - W.P. Ratcliffe, J.F. Truslow,
A. HUllter, W. 1'10ores
Reserve Delegates - l. Harrell, C.P. Turrentine
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DIED
In this town, on Sunday night last, after a long and lingering liiness, of consumption, Mr. Joseph Rutherford, carpenter, aged about 29 years. He was a native of the state of Missouri - an Ingenious and industrious mechanic, and a worthy and useful citizen. By his premature death, his disconsolate wife and Infant daughter have been bereft of an affectionate husband and tender parent.
In this vicinity, on Sunday morning last, William, Infant son of Mr. William Marcus, aged 10 days.
Yesterday afternoon, at the residence of his father, 10 miles south of this place, after an Illness of only 2 or 3 days, of Influenza, Mr. George W. McHenry, eldest son of Mr.
Archibald McHenry, aged about 26 years. It was only last week that we recorded the death of one of his Sisters. Thus, In the short space of less than two weeks, have his afflicted parents been bereft of two promising adult children, who have been suddenly snatched from them by the had of death.
In this county, on the 26 ult., Mr. Charles S. Legate, aged about 60 years.
In Hempstead county, on the 22d Nov., of a most afflicting and protracted i Ilnes5 of pulmonary consumption, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fowler, wife of John H. Fowler, Esq. The latter part of her illness was borne with perfect resignation and christian fortitude, eVincing to the satisfaction of her friends a full preporation for the Kingdom of Glory. Her death is deeply lrunented by her afflicted husband and orphan children - but it has been for her Infinite gain, for she has passed from gloom to glory. Ark. Gazette, Little Rock, Dec. 9, 1854.
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An Early Arkansas Tragedy
The following report appears in the D.ttJly Arklll1slIs li.uelle, 23
Jan 1872, p. 1, columns 2-3:
"Ouachita--The Clioulen journlll furnishes the following particulars of the murder of a Mr.
Williams, living between that city and
Washington, heretofore mentioned in the 6.ue1l6 is a paragraph copied from the fl"lIslifntllor.
This much we know through the statements of
Mrs. Williams, wife of the murdered man: She states that Joseph Arnold (colored) on the night of the 14th lOst. killed her husband, while he was asleep, by severing his head, with a blow from an
U, almost entirely from his body, and afterward attempted to commit an outrage on her person.
The party implicated has been arrested and is now m jail, where we hope he will remain but a short tIme until taken to the gallows, if the charges against him be true."
Families interconnected with the Williamses have preserved this story in remarkably accurate oral form, with only the place where the family was living at the time being in dispute. Because of doubt as to the location, documentation was discovered only in
1984.
It was known that a "Mr. Williams," whose given name was unknown, married Mary, the youngest daughter of Solomon and
Susannah (Traylor) Delaughter, who brought their seven sons and seven daughters from Edgefield District, SC to Clark County, AR ca.
1849. It was also known that the Williams couple had a very young daughter, always called 'Willie,' who survived the assault upon the family when her mother ran with her to the nearest neighbor's house. It was further said that the widow of Mr.
Williams was later married to Blake Bryant in Dallas Co.
From these facts, the records could be searched and interpreted.
Not knowing the given name of "Mr. Williams" made a straightforward search impossible, so it had to begin with his wife, Mary Delaughter, d/o Solomon and Susannah:
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J - T . 'WiUiamsFa.miJy--EdSuders--p. 2
The 1160 Federal Census, Arkansas, Ouachita Co., Behestian Twp,
17 Ju11860, p. 75 records:
5211~B2
Delaughter. Solomon
Susan lIary
Benjamin
Ramsey
64 M farmer
62 P liP
16 M
36 M farmer
Three houses away, there is found:
524/535
Russell, Miss Lucy
Simpson
James
Thomas
Jesse
Milly
Frazier
1536
Williams, Jesse T.
40 P farmer
17 M
13 M
11M
8M
7F
1M
37 II farmer
SC
SC sc
SC
SC
TN
MS
AR
AR
AR
AR
AR
TN
The 1170 Census for Arkansas, Ouachita Co., Behestian Twp., 28
Aug 1870, p. 6 lists:
50/50
Williams, Jesse
M.B.
Willie
47 M farmer
27 F
1 P
TN
SC
AR
The column 'married within the year' is checked, but no month is stated.
The
Census for Arkansas, Dallas Co .• Owen Twp lists:
Bryant, Blake
Mary
"atie
W M 68 farmer NC wife W F 39 dau WF 9/12
Louvenia dau W F 9/12
Williams, W.C. s/dauW P 10
SC
AR
AR
AR
Examining the census records bears out the family tradition. In
1860, in Ouachita Co., Arkansas, Jesse T. Williams, a 37-year-old farmer born in Tennessee. was living in the house of Lucy Russell. three years older and also born in Tennessee. Lucy has no husband in the house. but has sil: children, the oldest t 7 and the youngest aged 1 year. The fourth child of Lucy is a boy named
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Jesse T. William. Fam.ily--Ed Sanders--p. 3
Jesse. Lucy Russell is the head of the household, and must be recently widowed or deserted. Jesse T. Williams is most likely her younger, unmarried or widowed, brother for whom she named her fourth child. Her brother has come to work her farm and help with the bringing up of her six children until one of her sons is old enough to assume that duty, or Lucy is remarried.
Near the Russell/Williams family are the Delaughters, a family of aged parents, with two children, Mary and Benjamin, nearing maturity and an unmarried son, Ramsey, in his late thirties. The
Civil War comes less than a year after the 1860 census. Ramsey
. Delaughter, with two of his brothers, loses his life in that war.
Now, it falls to Mary to care for her aged parents. The mother dies in 1863; the father in 1866.
In 1868, the middle-aged bachelor/widower farmer from
Tennessee, three houses down the road, needs a companion.
Mary's parents are deceased and her youngest brother is 204 years old and can shift for himself. Mary also needs a companion.
Despite the difference in ages (20 years) Jesse T. Willia.s and Mary B. DelauRhter are married and soon haVe a daughter,
Willie C .• born 03 Aug 1869.
When Willie was just two years old, her 048-year-old father was murdered 104 Jan 1872. She and her mother barely escaped.
Willie's mother, the widowed Mary (Delaughter) Williams, married an elderly widower, Blake Bryant, in Dallas Co. and bore him twin daughters, the future "atie Darby and Louvenia Posey when Willie was 10 years old.
At age 16, Willie fell in love with a neighbor, 21-year-old William
Prank Morris, and they were married with her mother's consent conveyed to the Clark Co. Clerk by affidavit of a neighbor, A.W.
Fite, who stated: '1" know lhlll Mrs. Mill"}' BrylUJl hilS given hel
CODsenl for her dllughler Willie Willillms 10 mlUry W. F. Morris.
She laid me
$V
llisl WednesdllY III her house in DIll/liS CounlY. ..
The date of the marriage was 21 Jan 1886, (Clark Co., AR,
Marriage Records, Bk. L, p. 04046).
Four children were born to this union--Rufus, Frances (Fannie),
Jesse W. and Robert Oliver--then Willie died 16 Mar 18904 at age
25 and was buried in an unmarked grave in Sardis Cemetery,
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Jesse T. Williams Fa.m.iIy--Ed Sanders--p. 4
Pine Grove, Dallas Co., AR. Frank married again and died 26 Oct
1899. His body was buried in the Halfway Cemetery, on the
Hollywood-Antoine Road, in Qark Co.
Mary H. (Williams, nee Delaughter) Bryant died 13 Julyl924 and was buried in the Sparkman Cemetery, Dallas County, which her younger brother, Benjamin, had donated.
Doubtless, more could be known of the family of Jesse T. and
Mary B. (Delaughter) Williams, except that the Ouachita County
Courthouse burned in 1875, taking with it most of the county's records.
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The al:xlve material was furnished by AGS President, Ed Sanders. Dr. Sanders has became quite proficient with his new computer, and this is an example of the finished product.
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DIED - At his residence at Helena, on the evening of the 31st ult., after a painful illness of between two and three months,
Col. Sylvanus Phillips, in the 65th year of his age. He was one of our earliest settlers, having emigrated to the country before its cession to the U. States in 1803, and has filled several public situations under the different Governments that have exercized jurisdiction over the country, the duties of which were discharged with fidelity to his country and credit to himself. He was an ardent and sincere friend, an obliging neighbor, and respectable and enterprizing citizen. To his family and numerous connexions, his death is deeply afflicltng, and it Is sincerely deplored by a large circle of friends and acquaintances. Ark.
Gazette, Little Rock, Nov. 10, 1830
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First officials of PIKE COUNTY and their years of service: W.
SORRELS, Judge, 1833-1835; D.S. D[CKSON, Clerk, 1833-1848; John
HUGHES, Sher Iff, 1833- [835; J. W. DICKSON, Coroner, 1833-1835.
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G RAN T F A MIL Y - Montgomery. Polk & Hempstead Cos.
William B. Grant was born oa 1778 in South Carolina. and he married oa 1817 to Sarah Wofford, probably in Franklin County. Georgia. During the war with Mexioo. he served as Captain of Co. C •• Georgia Infantry Battalion from
1846 to 1847. He died Ootober 9. 1847 at Columbus, Georgia. His $life, Sarah
Wofford Grant lias born May 2, 1800 and died May 2. 1882. She is buried in the family plot on the old Grant farm located in Gorden County, Georgi~. They were parents of 12 known children of whom five came to Arkansas. Theeefive lIith their'descendantehave,particular interest to us.
I. Nathaniel Grant. born ca 1818. in Habersham County. Georgia. married on
December 6. 1841 to Margaret Lucinda Vandiver. daughter of Manning Vandiver. Nathaniel and family moved to Arkansas about 1851 to Montgomery
Co. Margaret Lucinda Grant died ca 1859. He married on December 23.
1861 to Mrs. Elizabeth Wa.caster. During the Civil War, he served as a
1st Lt. & Captain of Co. C, 4th Reg't. of Arkansas Infantry. In August,
1863. because of ill health, he resigned his commission. He died at his home in Montgomery County. Arkansas in February. 1865. Children by
Margaret Lucinda Vandiver Grant were:
1. Sarah J. Grant. born 1843 in Cass County. GA. She married July 14,
1870 to Joseph H. Meeks. NFl.
2. Georgia Ann Grant. born 1848 in Cass County, GA. NFl.
3. Margaret Charlotte Grant, born March 6, 1852 in Montgomery Co. AR.
She married William W. Wilson; born January 19. 1847 in Texas, on
March 19, 1871. He died September 17. 1908, and she died July 16.
1930. Both are buried in the Macedonia Cemetery near Blevins.
Hempstead Co •• AR. Their children: a. Lucinda Mirna Wilson. born February 1872. died May 4, 1904. She married February 10, 1889 to Ely Mays. Both are buried in Macedonia Cemetery near Blevins, AR. b. Martha Jane Wilson. born September 18, 1874, died February. 1930. at Hope,'AR. She married Henry Jackson Long on Sept. 4. 1892.
Both are buried in Friendehip Cemetery near McCaskill, AR. c. John Nathaniel Wilson, born Maroh 28. 1877. died March 13. 1939; married Etta Whittington; both buried in Macedonia Cemetery near
BleVllns. d. Henry Jackson Wilson, born May 27. 1882; married Alpha City. He died Feb. 11. 1928 in Paris'; Texas. e. George Washington Wilson. born June 7. 1884, died Sept. 20. 1893. f. William Robert Wilson. born September 19. 1887; died 1974/75 in
Idabell, Oklahoma.. g. James W. Wilson, born Aug. 3. 1890, died April 30. 1901. h. Anne. Pearl Wilson. born July 14. 18931 married CliIford Tucker.
Living 1977 in California.
_. ' Mary (Polly) Grant, born August 1854 in Montq;omery Co., AR. died 1916 in Mena. AR. Married (1) Samuel J. Hall, (2) Robert Harrisl and
(3) Lee McAlister.
Lucinda Grant, born 1859. died January 1860.
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Children by second wife, Elizabeth Wacaster:
6. Robert W. Grant, born December 1862, Montgomery Co., AB.
? William Burdene Grant, born November 1864 in Nontgomery Co. AR.
II. William Grant, born 1819/20 in Habersham Co., GA. He died 1855 in
Montgomery Co., AB. He was married to ~!argaret Elizabeth Collum and they had four children.
1. Lydia Arlee Grant born 1845 in Gass Co., GA. She died 1877 in Montgomery Co. AR. She married september 4, 1870 to James M. Cox. a. b. c.
Soloman Cox, born 1871 in f'!ontgomery Co., AR.
Elizabeth Cox, born 1875 in Montgomery Co.
Levi Cox, born 1876/77 in Montgomery Co.
2. William Burdene Grant, born Feb. 2, 1848 in
CaBS
Co., GA. married
September ),
?eb. 4,
1875 to Mary Elizabeth Fredina Williams. He died
1926 in Mena, AR. Known children (several died in infancy): a. Alma Grant, born 1876, died age 10, Choctaw, OK. b. Della Grant, born March ). 1886 in Texas. She married (1)
George W. Hall in Mena, AR. and (2) Mr. Buckley. NFI. c. Emma Grant. born April
Griffith. NFI.
18,
- in Texas. She married Paul d. Robert Worth Grant. born ca 1890; died before 1900. e. Alta Vera Grant, born October 189) in Texas. NFL f. Dessie Arlee Grant, born March 9. 1901; died July 16, 1904; buried in Old Dallas Cemetery. Polk Co., AR.
). Soloman James Thomas Grant, born Feb. 2. 1848, in Cass Co., Ga. He married ca died April
187) to Nancy Caroline Tucker Garner in Amity, AR. He
11. 19)1 and is buried in Owens Cemetery in Polk Co., AR.
S.J.T. Grant married 1 times. Other known wives are (1) .
() Mrs. A.J. Herring in
Cox;
1907; (4) Mrs. Willie Thomas in 1910; and
(5) Mrs. Sarah (Candy) Ford in 19)0. a. ~illiam Alexander Grant, born March ried Feb.
5, 1874 in Amity. AR; he mar-
6, 189) to Nora Bell Chancellor; he died March 28, 1960 in Borger, Texas. b. c. d.
James W¥att Grant, born September ried
22, 1875 at Amity, AR. He mar-
(1) Alma Weaver on Nov. 19. 1899 at Hatfield. AR., and (2)
Rosa Huggs, on March 8,'1919 in Clark Co •• AB. He died Mar. 16.
1944 in Beaumont. CA and is buried in Sunny Slope Cemetery.
Laura Lee Grant born Sept. 22. 1877, at Amity, AR. She married
Jessie Fletcher Gordon on May 1, 1892. She died in Coleman, TX.
Arrie Lee Grant, born Sept. 22, 1877 at Amity, AR. She married on Feb. 2. 169) to David Goodner Jackson at Amity, AR. She died
June 20, 1962 in Oklahoma City. OK. e. Sarah E. Grant. born Sept. 9, 1879 at Amity. AR. In Sept. 1896, she married Henry Anderson. She died Sept. 9. 1944 at Mena, AR.
Burian is in Owens Chapel Cemetery, Polk Co., AR.
4. John Robert Grant. born March 8, 1852 in Montgomery Co •• AR. died on
January 9. 1920. at Mena. AR. and is buried in Pinecrest Cemetery.
He married August 29. 1879 at Amity, AR. to Nancy E. Garner.
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a. Dora Grant, born Aug. 1881. at Amity. AB. She married J.A. Dickson at Nena, AR. NFL b. Arthur A. Grant, born Apr. 4, 1885 at Amity. AR. He died Aug. 15.
1907 and is buried in Pinecrest Cemetery in Mena. AR. In 1906, he married Nina. Tauman. c. James Isaac Grant. born Feb. 1888. On Nov. 15. 1915, he married
Bonnie Cecil; he died Sept. 13. 1973 in Mena. AR. d. Oms Grant. born Feb. 1892 in AR. She married (1) Charley Slokes and (2) Echols. NFL.
III. Charlotte Grant, born 1822/23 in Habersham Co. Ga, married on June 3, 1843 to Levi Vandiver. Five children
1
1. William Vandiver. born 1844 in Cass Co., GA. NFL
2. James W. Vandiver, born March 1846, in Cass Co •• GA. NFL
3. Sarah Vandiver, born 1852 in Montgomery Co •• AR. NFL.
4. Mary (Polly) Vandiver, born 1856 in Montgomery Co., AR. NFL.
5. Levi Vandiver, born 1858 in Montgomery Co., AR. NFL
IV. Richard George Washington Grant. born Aug. 26, 1823, in Habersham Co., GA.
.~,
He married (1) Clarinda Amy Elizabeth Ritchie in 1848; (2) Elizabeth Coleman Forshee on Dec. 19, 1870. He died Jan. 26, 1905 and is buried in Mt.
Tabor Cemetery, Montgomery Co., AR. Children by first wifel
1. Myra Grant, born 1849 in Cass Co., GA. Nr'!.
2. Sarah Elizabeth Grant, born ~larch 20. 1852 in Montgomery Co., AR. She married '-ar1y la70's 'to Benjamin Franklin Jones. She died Feb. 16.
1916 and is buried in Jones Cemetery, Clark Co. AR. Eight children; a. James Thomas Jones, born June 13, 1876. b. Mary Elizabeth Jones, born Nov. 7. 1878, died Sept. 24, 1958. She married Luther Howell on 27 Oct. 1896. c. Georgia Clarinda Jones, born Nov. 27, 1880 in Amity, AR. She married U. U. Cauthen, Aug. 27, 1918. She died Feb. 26. 1962. d. Willis Alfred Benjamin Jones, born March 28. 1885 at Amity. AR.
Married Willie Wright on Feb. 24, 1909. e. Lewis Calip Jones, born Nov. 5. 1890, died May 27, 1971; he married Ruby Wright. f. Edward Frank Jones, born Oct. 1893. He married Esther Corzine on
May 11, 1916. g. Duke Jones, died in infancy. h. Unnamed infant.
3.' Mary (Polly) Grant, born ca 1854 in Arkansas, died 1862-70 in Red River
County, Texas.
4. ~garet Grant, born ca 1856 in Arkansas died 1862-70 in Texas.
5. Nelly Gra.nt, born ca.1858 in Arkansas. died 1862";70 in Red River Co.,TX.
6. Thomas Sterlin Grant. born July 20, 1862 in Montgomery Co •• AR. married
Liza Jane Josephine Collum on Sept. 21, 1884. He died May 29. 1947 and he and wife are buried in Mt. Tabor Cemetery, Montgomery Co. AR.
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a. Mary Elizabeth Grant, born Nov. 2, 1885, died Dec. 16, 1902. b. George Washington Grant, born Mar. 9. 1887, died Sept. 27, 1907; married Rene Stafford. c. David Franklin Grant, born Nov. 21, 1888. died July II, 1964; married Cassie Andre Payte. d. Dore Genety Cairline Grant. born Nov. 17. 1890; died Oct. 31, 1923; married Benny Jester. e. Loretta Cornelia Grant, born Jan. I, 1893; she married Joel Schooley
Wright on June 19. 1910. f. James Thomas Grant, born Aug. 26, 18'}4; married Myrtle Whisenhunt. g. William Lewis Grant. born Oct. 6, 1896; married Bertha WOodall. h. Winnie Robert Grant, born Sept. 23, 1898, died Jan. ried Allie Short.
16, 1959; mar-
V. Lydia A. Grant, born 1826, in Georgia; married Marmaduke S. Swann; she died at Cartecay, GA. On March 25, 1892. Four children - all born in Gilmer Co.
GA.
VI. John Grant, born 1829 in Georgia; married Mary ca 1856; was living in
Ft. Smith, Sebastian Co., AR. in 1882. Known children:
VII.
VIII. lX. x.
XI.
XII.
1. Lydia A. Grant, born ca 1857 in Gordon Co., GA.
2. Sarah J. Grant, born 1860 in Gordon Co. GA.
Robert R. Grant, born ca 1830 in Cass Co., GA. NFl.
Margaret Jane Grant, born ca 1834 in Cass Co., GA. NFL
Thomas J. Grant, born April 12, 1838 in Cass Co., GA. He married Dec. 28,
1873 to Missouri Warwick. Seven known children, all born in Gordon Co. GA.
Andrew Jackson Grant, born Aug. 25, 1842 in Cass Co., GAl married Frances E.
Walraven Ballew; he died 1933 and is buried in Gordon Co. GA. No children.
Sarah Grant, born 1811-3 in Georgia; md. in 1880 to Martin L. Evans.
~l. (female) Grant, born 1811-5 in GA. NFL
The information on this family is furnished by Evelyn Long Curtis, Rt. I, Box 397,
Camden, AR. 71701. Credit for most of the research goes to Richard and Paula Grant of Silver Springs, NV. Evelyn is a descendant of Nathaniel Grant (#1) and Richard is a descendant of William Grant (#11). Research is documented. Thanks - Evelyn, and Richard,for sharingl
# # #
NEW POST-OFFICES
The following new Post-offices have been recently established in this county, by the Postmaster General, viz:
At the crossing of the Saline, 30 miles south of Little Rock to be called Saline P.O., and William Lockert to be Postmaster:
On the road leading from Owen's to the Hot Springs, to be called New Kentucky P.O., and Richard T. Banks to be
Postmaster.
At the house of James Walker, 40 miles north of Little Rock, to be called Desark P.O., and Lewis Kirkpatrick to be
Postmaster. Ark. Gazette. Little Rock, July 6, 1831.
202

MARION CCUNrY
By
Earl Berry
The area now canprising Marion County was a part of the Louisiana
Territory, owned by France fran 1682 until ceded to Spain by the treaty of
Fountainebleau in 1762. Spain governed this sparsely settled area whose inhabitants were largely of French descent until 1800 vtlen Spain ceded the territory back to France. France held this area fran October 1800 until the whole Louisiana Territory was purchased by President Jefferson for the United
States in 1803. The Congress of the United States on October 21, 1803, ratified the purchase treaty.
In 1812, the Territory of Louisiana by an Act of Congress became k:nown as the Missouri Territory. The Territory of Missouri was divided into districts, later to be known as counties. New Madrid County was one of the largest counties in the Missouri Territory; and on January 15, 1815, the
Territorial legislature of Missouri fonned the County of Lawrence out of New
Madrid County. The County of Lawrence so created was located in vtlat is now southern Missouri and a great part of vtlat is now N:lrth Central Arkansas.
Lawrence COUnty remained a part of the Territory of Missouri until 1819 vtlen the Congress of the United States created the Territory of Arkansas and lIDSt of lawrence County became one of the five counties that made up the newly created Territory of Arkansas. In 1819, the territory canprising lawrence
County contained llDre than half of the area of the northeastern half of the present State of Arkansas and a part of southern Missouri. In area lawrence
County was the largest of the five counties in the Territory of Arkansas but was not as thickly inhabited as sane of the counties.
In 1825, the Territorial Legislature created the County of Izard out of territory fonnerly in the western part of lawrence County.
In 1835, the citizens of Izard County petitioned the General Assembly of the Territorial Legislature of Arkansas: "That all that portion of the
County of Izard, beginning at a point on the Missouri State Line at the
Range line between Range 13 and Range 14 and running South along said Range line to the White River and thence up to the Buffalo Fork to the llDuth of
Big Creek; thence up Big Creek to v.tlere Big Creek forks sane miles above vtlat is called "The Rock HOuse"; thence south to the Van Buren County line so as to include Wiley's Cove in the newly created county; thence westwardly to the southeast corner of Carroll County; thence N:lrth along the east boundary line of Carroll County to the Missouri State line; thence East along the
Missouri State Line to the place of beginning", for the fonnation of a new county vtlich was to be called Marion County. The General Assembly, however, at the time of the passage of the Act in a835 changed the proposed name to
Searcy County in honor of a distinguished fellow citizen, the Honorable
Richard Searcy, deceased.
On Septanber 29, 1836, the First General Assembly, by an Act of this
First General AsS€lllbly in canpliance with the wishes of the citizens of the area as expressed in the original petition substituted the original name of
Marion in place of Searcy, and by Section I of the Act declared that the county thereafter should be called and known as Marion County.
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Thus the county was named in honor of General Francis Marion, a daring Revolutionary War general referred to the British as, 'Old SWamp Fox' .
As created Marion County contained nearly all of the territory now comprising Baxter County, all Marion County, practically all of Searcy County, and parts of Newton, Fbone and Fulton Counties.
The temporary seat of Marion County when it became a county in 1836, was established in the herne of John Adams and the first court was held in the log house of John Adams south of Yellville. The county seat was soon lIDVed to the village of Yellville--forrnerly known as Shawnee town or Shanty TOwn, an Indian village located on the north side of Crooked Creek inhabited by
Shawnee Indians. Yellville was near the center of the county and was on the military road leading frOll Batesville to Fayetteville. Yellville is and has been the county seat except for a brief time in 1870 when it wa s lIDVed to the toy,n of Sherman located on White River near Denton's Ferry. We have been unable to find an explanation for the lIDve or what happened to the town of
Sherman.
Some interesting stories have been handed down as to the origin of the name--Yellville. The popular and generally accepted story is that Archibald
Yell while campaigning for Governor visited the area and told the "city fathers" that if they would name the city in his honor that he would donate $100.00 to the city. Legend has it that it was so named but the $100.00 was never received. Another story is that the Shawnee Chief lived in 'Shanty Tc:mn' village but many of the warriors and hunters of his tribe lived along the banks of
Crooked Creek and that when the Chief wanted his tribesnen to gather for a raid or a hunt he rose early and went to a high bluff on the north side of
Crooked Creek and fron a big rock on the bluff he gave the war cry or "yelled" for their assanbly. Fran this came the name "Yellville".
It is not known when the first white men visited the area now known as Marion County but legend has it that DeSoto, the Spanish explorer and his part, in search of the fabled "Fountain of Youth" came as far North and, perhaps, camped for sanetime in the winter of 1541 at what is now known as De Soto Springs in the southern part of the county near the
Buffalo River before turning South to Hot Springs. History does not indicate that Spain claimed any of the area by right of discovery and exploration.
As indicated earlier the area now comprising Marion County was originally occupied by Indians, prohably of the Cl3age Tribe. As the
Cl3age Tribe lIDVed Westward, the area became the hane of the Shawnees, and many of the early white settlers came to the region not to establish banes but as hunters, trappers and fishermen and to trade with the friendly Indians. Sane of them married Indians and many of the pioneer families had lIDre or less of Indian blood. FrOll this mingling of the races, many of those who came as hunters, trappers, traders and fishermen settled, built their hanes, cleared the land, built schools, roads, and churches and became in truth, the builders of Marion County. Later they were joined by their relatives and friends fran Kentucky, Tennessee,
MissiSSippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Missouri.
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Since Arkansas did not become
Record of Marion County is the a State until 1836, the earliest Census
1840 census. The following census records of
Marion County are taken from Chapter TWelve-~PiorteerFruniliesof Marion County-compiled and v,Titten by Mrs. Effie Thcmpson for A History of Marion County published in 1977.
Index to 1840 Census of Marion County
Adams, George
Adams, James
Adams, John
Adams, Robert
Alderson, Moses
Anderson, Abraham
Anderson, El ias
Atkinson, James
Barrett, William
Bass, Sarah
Bennet, Richard
Bennet, Joseph
Beshear, William
Bivens, Mary
Blythe, Jackson
Blythe, John
Bratton, Milikin ruchannan, James
Burns, Alfred B.
Carter, John
Cobb, caleb
Cobb, Isner
Churchman, John
Cochran, James
Cochran, Michael
Cochran, William
Coker, Charles
Coker, Edward
Coker, Washington
Coker, William
Colder, Peter
Cooper, Levi M.
Cowen, Henry
Cowen, Silas
Denton, Samuel
Deshields, William
Dibs, Galaway
Dickson, E. M.
Duggin, James
Duggan, Alex
Everett, J. B.
Everett, John S.
Everett. 'lbams E.
Ezel, Isiah
Farrier, 'lbams
Farrier, Silas
Fellov,s, David F.
Flippin, Allen
Flippin, Thomas E.
Friend, Alex
Friend, John
Friend, Peter
Gage, James
Garrison, William
Gideon, William
Glen, Jacob
G:xxIall, .Margaret
G:xxIall, Robert
G:xxIall, William
Goodman, George
Goodman,
Goodman,
Isaac H.
Jesse
Goodman, louisa
Gray, Robert
Hall, Absolen
Hall, David, Jr.
Hall, David, Sr.
Hall, John
Hall, Joseph
Hall, ThCJllaS
Hall, Willoughby
Harden, Asher
Hargrave, John
Harris, John
Howard, William
Hightower, H.
Hill, A. M.
Hogan, Ewing
Hogan, Joesph
Hogan, Micager
Hogan, Young lfudson, John B. lfudson , 'lhomas lfurst, Abram
Burst, John
Ingram, John B.
Johnson, Samuel
Jones, Isaac
Keath, John B.
Kelough, Hannah
Keith, John B.
Kidd, Fr-ancis M.
King, Andrew J.
King, James
King, Joel
King, William rangdon, Richard
Lloyd, Levi lord, Jacob I. lovel, William lowther, Robert
Magness, James
Magness, Joseph
Marks, E. H.
Marshall, James
Marshall, Thos.
Massey, ThCJllaS
Masters, J. B.
Mathis, Stephen
Mathis, Michael
McCray, M.
McI):>nald, James
Mclaughlin, Joseph M.
McVey, James
McVey, John
Middeton , i'6n.
Montgcmery, James
Moon, "\\in.
Mooney, Edward
Moreland, John
Moreland, "\\in. 1.
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Morris, Washington
Murphy, John T.
Nave, Abram
Nave, Jacob
Nipps, Ibrothy
ONens, Perry J.
Pain, Joseph
Perkins, David
Perriman, John W.
Pierson, levi
Pierson, William
~les, Thcmas
Reed, Hilliard
Reynolds, Martin
Reynolds, William
Ritter, Sarah
Roberts, .C.
Rogers, John R.
Rose, Silas
Rowlett, Moses
Rutherford, James
Rutherford, Thos. C.
Ryal, William
Ryals, William
Shipnan, William
SiJIrrons, John W.
SiJIrrons, Thos. J.
Snap, Madison C.
Stallings, John E. stewart, James
Stinnett, David
Tabor, Elijah
Tabor, John
Talburt, Ibzzle
Talburt, Frederick
Talburt, G. W.
Talburt, Walter
Teaff, Nimrod
Tramnel, Philip
Trimble, Allen
Trimble, Robert
Thrner, John
Thtt, David K.
Tutt, Hansford
Vanzandt, Martin
Walker, Joseph
Weaver, Isaac
Wilburn, Fielden
Wilburn, John
Williams, Allen
Williams, Thos. S.
Womac, David
Wood, Abram
Wood, George
Wood, John
Wood, l'klod,
C1Jediah
Solaron
Wood, Thanas D.
Wood, William, Jr.
Wood, William, Sr.
Wood, William J.
Woodard, Barney
Woodard, John
Young, Eli
Young, Michael
The 1850 Census of Marion County shows a goodly number of new heads of families as well as most of the family heads listed in the 1840 Census
Record, but lack of space prohibits listing of all family heads shown in the
1850 records. Suffice it to say of the 368 heads of families listed and their occupations, the vast majority were farmers. other occupations listed are: blacksni ths, physicians, preachers, wagon makers, tanners, merchants, carpenters, millerites, cabinet makers, teachers, gunsmiths, Attorneys at law, and miners. other praninent families of Marion County '1.110 carne to the county prior to the Civil War were: Angel, Bearden, James H. Berry family,
Black, and Henry Hardin Burch family, Joseph Burleson family, Rube Carson family, Denton, Ibsllier, Estes, Hand, Huddleston, W. C. Jenkins family,
Keeter, Layton, McBee, McCracken, a son, Jefferson Thcmas McCracken was one of the first v.1li te children born in Marion County, November 29, 1830, though the family is not listed in either the 1840 or 1850 Census, John Ott family,
Captain VIm. C. Pace family, Patterson, Sanders, S~s. Thcmas Snith family,
William p. Thcmpson family, Wilson, Isaac Wolf family, Yocham family. George
Young family. Many other pioneer families not listed here came to the county prior to the Civil War.
When the Civil War broke out there were few slave holders in Marion
County, but most of the citizens of the county sympathized with the South and joined the Confederacy. Arrong those v.1l0 became officers in the Confederate
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Army were Captain A. S. (Uncle Sud) Wood, the first white child rom in
Marion Cbunty; Captain Jefferson Thcmpson McCracken, Captain William Carroll
Pace, Captain Cravens, and others who were loyal to the Cbnfederacy. There were other pioneer families loyal to the Union and their fathers and sons served with honor and distinction in the Union Army. While the Civil War brought hardships, suffering, and family divisions, brother against brother and father against son, luckily when the hatred war was over, the bitterness and was put aside, for the rrost part, and families were reunited and began to rebuild wh:l.t had been destroyed.
Volume II of the Historical Report of the Secretary of State of
Arkansas - 1978 - Page 264 lists the Cbunty Officials of 1darion Cbunty from
1836 to 1850 as shown below:
DATE JUIXlE
1836-38 T.E.Everett
1838-40 v.m. Wood
\\In.
ClERK
Kavanaugh
Jesse Goodman
1840-42 T.E.Everett J . M . Cowdrey
1842-44 John Hargrave J.M.Cbwdrey
1844-46 M. Young
1846-48
1848-50
M. Rowden
T.D.Wood
T.T.Austin
\\In. Barrett
T.E. Wilson
SHERIFF
H.B.Tutt
J.B.Everett
J.B.Everett
T.B.Wood
J.Mooney
J. 'looney
J. Alooney
TREASURER
J.B.Hudson
J.B.Hudson
J.B.Hudson
James Cage
James Cage
James Cage
Thos. Jefferson
In summarizing, the boundary lines of Marion Cbunty as described in the
Act creating the Cbunty have been changed fran time to time so that the present
Marion Cbunty area is only a Sllall part of Marion Cbunty of 1836. Today Marion
County is rounded on the North by Missouri, the East by Baxter Cbunty, on the
South by Searcy Cbunty, and on the West by Boone Cbunty and by Newton Cbunty on the southwest corner. The principal streams are White River, Huffalo River,
Little North Fork of White River, and Crooked Creek, all important in the early history of the Cbunty for roth transportation and for the better agricultural lands as well as for the fish as a source of food.
Topographically, the land consists of the valley land along the streams, the level land or prairie land forrrerly known as Flippin Barrens, O:lwan Barrens, and Kings Prairie and the hilly and mountainous land rich in lead and zinc are, and fran one of the early mines, the Morning Star in the Rush Creek District, on the largest mass of free carbonate are ever extracted was taken. A part of this mass of are is on exhibit in the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC.
The building of Bull ShOals Dams on White River, begun in 1948 and officially dedicated by President Harry S. Truman in 1952 has done more, perhaps, than any other event in the history of Marion County, to change the industry, the life of its people, and the growth of the population. While all of this is considered progress, one wonders if something valuable has been lost--the spirit of friendliness, cooperation, love for haneland and a sense of belonging--the putting down of roots for a permanent hane.
A brief history of Marion Cbunty submitted by Earl Berry for The Arkansas Family
Historian. Mr. Berry's address is 815 N. Arthur, Little Rock, AR 72205.
Note: Much of the above material has been taken from' "History of Harion County", published in 1977. Mr. Berry is author of two books dealing with Marion
Cbunty history and genealogy.
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FAULKNER COUNTY
From Conway , Arkansas travel east on Highway 64 for 14 miles. Turn south and travel two miles. ·Source and date of inventory unknown.
ALLEN, Docia • Apr. 11, 1880 . Jan. 29, 1925, wife of W.A.R
ANDERSON, JameS A • . July 30, 1830 . June 5, 1885
Margret . Nov. 26, 1837 Aug. 19, 1920, wife of T.S.
Samuel L . . Sept. 2, 1800 Mar. 22, 1864
Thomas S. - Aug 2, 1832 - July 15, 1898
AUSTIN, Nancy Elizabeth - Apr. 15, 1884 - Jan. 27, 1915
BARGER, Emmma Oct. 2, 1862 Apr. 3, 1893 - wife of H.L.
BASS, Elbert F. Feb. 14, 1899 - Oct. 22, 1899, son of T.F. &
Hayben Earl Dec. 12, 1911 - Aug.
BERRY, Julia S. 1870 1927
27, 1913
BIRCHETT, Patsy L. d. Sept. 22, 1957, 72 yra., 6 mos., 5 days
Susie
W.T.J. Feb. 1, 1857 July 10, 1935
BISHOP, Bulah Bri"elle - Aug. 15, 1910 Nov. 15, 1911, dau of R.N. & Dora
Dora Adeliar A:>g. 21, 1881 - Sept. 25, 1915, wife of R.N.
Guy Garson July 16, 1889 - Sept. 22, 1901, son of R.V.
James M. - May 26, 1877 - Oct. 20, 1951
R.N. (V.?) - d. Jan. 21, 1938, 65 yrs., 6 mos., 4 days
& Dora
BLASSINGAME, Jewell V. - Mar. 1, 1904 Apr. 5, 1904, dau Of R.M.
Sally d. Dec .. 18, 1943, 70 yrs., 2 mos., 14 days
& L.J.
Willie M. - Sept. 17, 1870 - July 4, 1899. wife of R.M.
BOLES, Noliam M. Dec. 25. 1866 Dec. 27, 1933
BOSTIC, Ben F. Nov. 27. 1868 - Mar. 4, 1930
Fred June 20, 1882 June 241 1B92
George W. Nov. 7, 1909 - May 17, 1947
Lura Belle - Feb. 3, 1876 - May 13, 1957
Malli55a R. - May 5, 1873 - Aug. 24, 1945
Mathew Wade - Apr. 24, 1871 - Sept. 27, 1923
BRIDGES, William Opil - Mar. 29, 1917 Feb. 25, 1945
BROWN, Sadie Feb. 11. 1865 - Nov. 29, 1954
BRYANT, Helen - Aug. 1, 1869 - Dec. 28, 1932
P.E. - Mar. 4, 1861 - Dec. 13, 1915
BUGH, George H. - May 28, 1916 - Oct. 2, 1934
BURKETT, Eva June 9, 1883 - Jan. 9, 1909
CANADA, Annie Sept. 20, 1846 Feb. 7, 1877
CAMPBELL, Henry Eldridge Jan. 14, 1882 Feb. 10, 1898, son of J.P . . . H.D.
CATO, Fred Ross d. Mar. 9, (1), 9 yrs.1 8 mos., 25 days
CHANCE, Mrs. Ina - May 17, 1921 Dec. 24, 1941
CONWAY, James A. - Oct. 21, 1931 - June 12, 1953 - Arkansas Pvt., 5th Inf. Reg.
Korea PH
COOK, U.G.Y.S. Dec. 29, 1884 Feb. 23, 1886, son of R.F . . . M.J. Cook
Elmer Nov. 4, 1858 - Aug. 7, 1910
S.A. Dec. 2, 1864 - Feb. 2, 1887 - wife of Shem
S.S. - Dec. 15, 1884
COSSEY, F.A. - Mar. 25, 1904 - Apr. 16, 1926
DALLAS, G.S. - Apr. 25, 1870 July 20, 1892 -,Parents, R.D. & S.A.
Jennie d. Oct. 17, 1952, 80 yrs., 6 mos., 21 days
Luther L. Feb. 24, 1873 Feb. 1. 1874 Parents, S.D.
Robert D. - 1850 1924
Robert Sk DeCa
& J.R.
I, 1874 June 71 1BB7, Parents, S.D. & R.J.'
S.A. - Sept. 12, 1852 - May 2, 1894, wife of R.D.
S.D. May II, 1840 Sept. 5, 1895, husb. of R.J~
Willie J. 1875 1909
DALLISt infant - Aug. 18, 1918
Burnice D. - Dec. 2, 1916 - Nov. 2J 1917
B.F. 1868 1910
Regna F. Jan. 25, 1907 - July 25. 1909
Vernal L. May 16, 1905 - May 13, 1907
DARBY. James V. Dec. 11, 1843 Feb. 12, 1881
Myrtle A. Mar~ 18 t
1 74 Dec. 29, 1904, wife of Luther W. Morris
Rebbeca C. Andrews Feb. 16, 1844 July 19, 1902, wife of James V.
DICKSON, W.J. Feb. 12' 1871 Feb. 1, 1931
DIFFEE, Callia Dec. 15, 1889 - June 24, 1914
Cleo Dec. 26. 1899 - Aug 2, 1907, dau of Otho & Emma
Otho - Sept. 2. 1872 - June 14, 1908
DIXON, Cliford C. Feb. 19, 1908 - Mar. 23, 1909, son of J.F.
Coah W. - Oct. 15, 1892 - Oct. 22, 1910
George D. Feb. 10, 1889 July 19/ 1944, husb of Margie E.
J.F. May 7, 1865 - Nov. 7, 1945
Hargie E. - Apr. 19, 1873 - June 10, 1944
& Sarah Dixon
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DUNN, Etta Mae - Mar. 30, 1877 - July 29, 1937
EDWARDS, Emma Mar. 26, 1865 June 11 1906 dau of I*N~S.
E.H. - Apr. 18, 1862 July 19, 1942
LN.S. - Sept. 25, 1819 - Nov. 19, 1880
Jessie E. 1899 1953
Lelah Stevenson Feb. 3, 1898 Aug. 4, 1944
Mary C. Dec. 24, 1824 - Mar. 7, 1825
ELLIOT, Frank A. - Jan. 15, 1861 - July 15, 1921
EMERSON, Jessie Lee - Dec. It 1951, 74 yrs., 3 mos.
Tommie Oct. 1, 1874 - Mar. 14, 1945, wife of James E.
EMISON, Donnie - Mar. 26, 1877 - Apr. 17, 1920, wife of J.W.
James E. Mar. 7, 1870 - Apr. 21, 1957
John - May 8, 1829 June 25, 1850, husb. of Mary
Mary A. - Aug. 26, 1833 - Mar. 13, 1883
William 1872 1947
& M~A.R.
EVANS, Amanda L. - Mar. 17, 1849 - Aug. 5,.1878" wife of W.R.
Annie L. - Sept. 18, 1862 - July 9, 1895. wife of W.R.
FARMER, G.B. Nov. 1, 1846 - June 22. 1893
James M. Feb. 12, 1875 Aug. 2, 1876, son of C.B. & J.
Susan J. - Dec. 1, 1851 July 20, 1936
FIDDLER, Alford G. Dec. 22, 1870 - Oct. 31, 1908
Bettie Russell 1875 1956
John W. d. Dec. 23, 1942
Lilburn L. 1874 1954
Infant son of G.F. & Florence Oct. 20, 1904
Evlyn S. Dec. 20, 1895 - Jan. 27, 1898, son of G.T. & Florence
James M. - Nov. 28, 1842 - Mar. 26, 1878
Pearlie E. Mar. 13, 1903 Oct. 9, 1909, aau of G.F. So Florence
Sarah F. Jan. 16, 1647 Feb. 26, 1931, wife of II.H. Mann
FLAKE, Ellora 1863 [nother date], vife of S.D.M.
Leon Sept. 6 , 1921 - Sept.??, 1921
Phillip Gell d. Apr. 26, 1921 s. Dell - 1859 - 1936
FLIN, Jessie - Oct. 19. 1904 Feb. 19, 1905, son of W.S.
&
M.J.
FORTNER, Elizabeth - Nov. 2, 1836 - Nov. 2, 1928, wife of R.H.
R.H. June 12, 1838 - July 31, 1914
FRAZIER,????? - d. Dec. 12, 1951
Charles P. Feb. 12, 1883 - Dec. 12, 1927
Charles P. Jan. 27, 1925 Dec. 29, 1931
George E. - Apr. 11, 1892 - Mar. 16, 1915, husb. of FranKie
James H. Sept. 18, 1885 Apr. 28, 1919
Lemuel N. Jan. 28, 1880 - June 6, 1931
Mary G. Sept 3, 1858 - Aug. 20, 1916, wife of G.W.
Rebeca Dec. 7, 1862 - Apr. 18, 1927
FURGERSON, Love - d. Jan. 25, 1938, age 2 yrs., 1 mO~t 27 days
Rebeca d. Mar. 1?, 1946, 84 yrs., 1 mos., 8 days
HARRIS,. Martha Feb. 23, 1844 - Aug. 25, 1895, wife of G.W.
Martha E. oct. 20, 1867 - Nov. 7, 1663, dau of G.!!. &. M.E.
HARROD, Dr. George Apr. 21, 1836 - Feb. 23, 1893
Dr. George W.L. Jan. 25, 1870 July 26, 1952
Dr. James - Jan. 21, 1841 - Har. 28, 1924
Thomas Izaora Nov. 8, 1876 - Oct. 6, 1909
HARSHAW, L.E. - Nov. 18, 1833 Sept. 6, 1884
HENRY, John Sr. - d. Mar. 15, 1943, 77 yr •• , 3 mos •• 8 days
HINSON, Emma C. Sept. 10, 1862 - Aug. 7, 1897
!!rentz L. Nov. 15, 1869 - Apr. 3, 1934
L.L. - Dec. 14, 1855 - Sept. 9, 1889
Mary J. (I.?) - Jan. 1, 1881 Feb. 10, 1953
Sydney 1872 1937
HODGES, Fanny 1853 1888
J.C. - JULY 12, 1843 - May 11, 1924
Mattie - Aug. 10, 1874 - June 20, 1953
W.E. Feb. 2, 1872 Feb. 13, 1947
HOFFMAN, Elizabeth V. - Jan. 25, 1880 - Mar. 12, 1943
HOGAN, Allie B. - 1859 1930
Robert J. - Jan. 24, 1854 Dec. 22, 1928, son of Michall O. &Hartha sanders
HOLMES, Susan Ida - Apr. 19, 1866 - June 25. 1886, wife of J.R.
HUDDLESTON, Henry Sept. 30, 1867 - July 2. 1937
Leona - Apr. 30, 1871 - July 20, 1940
INGRAM, Mrs. A.L. Dec. 2, 1874 - Feb. 8, 1949
JAMES, Cora C. Nov. 8. 1887 - June 5, 1952
JOHNSON, nanny Hoyt - sept. 13, 1946 - Ap. 27, 1954
JONES, Basil Apr. 1916 Aug~ 14, 1936
B. FranK Jan. 7, 1869 Sept. 22. 1951
Ina Blanch d. Aug. 12, 1958, 87 yrs., 15 days
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JONES, J .H. - d. Oct. 23, 1926
John V. - Nov. 26, 1905 ??? 27, 1926
William M. son of Josah & Helen
JOLLY, James Franklin - Aug. 11, 1877 - Hay 30, 1944
KEATHLEY, John W. - Jan. 29, 1852 Aug. 25, 1885
Leaota - Sept. 7, 1880 - Oct. 7, 1880 _ dau of J.W. & Mary J!
Manerva E. - Dec. 18, 1876 - July 25, 1888, dau of J.W. & Hary J.
Walter L. - July 17, 1875 Aug. 2, 1876. son of J .W. & Mary J.
Zulah F. - June 6. 1879 - Aug. 2, 1888, dau of J.w. & MaryJ.
KIRBY. Hayburn Feb. 14. 1815 Sept.], 1898
Mary C. - NOV. 26, 1822 - Sept. 13, 1898
LAIRD, Birtie - May 28, 1873 Oct. 10, 1921
Freeman Oct. 13, 1852 Oct. 30, 1916
Lottie - Aug. 28, 1899 - June 15, 1900, dau of F. & Birdie
Raymond E. - Apr. 2, 1903 -
LANGFORD, Henry Dee - Sept. 13,
Aug. 18, 1915
1884 Feb. 14, 1901,son of E.H.
Luncinda Feb. 10, 1819 Dec. 7, 1902, vife of Wiley
Mary C. d. June 29, 1937, 85 yrs., 1 mo., 4 days
LARY, J.A. - June 11, 1848 Oct. 23, 1928
Runny - Sept. 15, 1889 - Sept. 6, 1890, son of J.A. & Z.A.
$pencer T. Feb. 7, 1880 - Sept. 15, 1903
LATIMER, William Mar. 4, 1673 - Jan. 9, 1921
LAWS, James L. - JUly 17, 1660 - Dec. 4, 1878
& H.H.
Mary A. - Dec. 14, 1848 - July 25, 1878, vife of J.F.
LELAND, Bonne F.H. d. Oct. 3, 1921 - dau of G.W. & A.J. Millshop
LOYD, William T. Feb. 25, 1881 - Aug. 22, 1943
LUTHER, Jacob 1875 1946
MACHEK, Adean NOV. 12, 1914 - Oct. 6, 1915, dau of qtto
MANASCO, Sallie
& Mary Machek
A. Oct. 1, 1865 - Dec. 12,1899, dau of Vanpeet & J.A.
MANN, Henry Oct. 14, 1882 - Sept. 1884, son of W.H. & 5.G.
W.H. Oct. 17, 1855 Feb. 18, 1901
MARTrN, Jessie Francis Feb. 26, 1849 Dec. 9, 1921
McDEW, William E. - July 22, 1851 - Feb. 4, 1914
McPHERSON, Henrietta - Mar. 30, 1863 Nov. 20, 1694
METCALF, Infant JUly 15, 1957
William d. Hay 29, 1959, age B4 yrs.
MITCHELL, Mary Mar. 30, 1856 - Dec. 27, 1925
MIZE, James R. 1881 1939
Mary E. 1874 1937
Mary H. 1915 1935
Virgie 1938 1936
MONTGOMERY, Darles F. d. Mar. 29, 1875 age 57 yrs., 6 mos., 8 days
J.F. Oct. 21, 1842 - May 5, ·1915
John F. Jan. 13, 1872 Jan. 12, IB97
Lara Jan. 14, lBB4 - Oct. 12, 1897
Lawrence - May 121 1896 - Mar. 6, 1898
Lars Oct. 28, 1887 - Dec. 29, 1906, son of J.F. & S.E.
Margaret Aug. 29, 1869 - Aug. 7, 1878
Robert T. - June
Sarah
II, 1848 - Nov. 19, 1924
E. July 11, 1847 - Sept. 25, 1902, vife of J.F.
Sarah Elizabeth Dec. 29, 1646 Dec. 14, 1934.
Syrena - d. Sept. 7, 1875, 56 yrs., 8 mos., 7 days vife of C.T.
MOOR, A.N. 1836 1904
Emma 1843 1930
Fred 1895 1896, son of D.C. &: Fan'ln'lie Moore (son's name spelled with thelle ll
)
S.A. Nov. 7, 1861 Dec. 4, 1892, wife of D.C.
MOORE, D.C. 1857 1930
Fannie 1873 1958
O.G. d. Oct. 14, 1939, 71 yrs., 10 mos., 15 days
Will - d. 1897, son of D.C. & Fannie
MORGAN, Clarence A. July 27, 1898 - June I, 1900, son of J.R.
Emma F. 1872 - 1949
M.E. - Feb. 8, 1855 Oct. 9, 1906, wife of Z.D.
& S.R.
Z.D.
HULLINS, Archibald Co. 15th Tenn. MTD Inf.
HUNN, Inez I. Dec. 6, 1885 July 23, 1906
John - May 12, 1816 Jan. 19, 1875
Louis C. July 22, 1656 Aug. 6, 1660, huso. of Jessie
Hary A. June 20, IB24 Nov. 17, 1892, vife of John
Haryeller Jan. 25, 1867 Apr. 3, 1894
Thomas Wesley - Oct. 26, 1891 Jan. 2, 1914
NARVELLE, B.E. - sept. 5, IB26 Aug. 1881
NEALEY, Rufus O. - 1889 1950
V1~ginla v. -
1866 1904
Martha Venice - d. Jan. 26, 1945
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NOWELL, Ernest A. June 19, 1862 - July 15, 1877, son of J.W.
J.W. Sept. 30, IR39 Oct. 23, 1904
Mollie L. - June 22, 1866 June 22. 1925, vife of S.A.
& M.J.
Ruth Annie - Nov. 9, 1904 Feb. 17, 1917, dau of S.A. Ii. M.L.
Willie otis Aug. 30, 1899 - July 16, 1900, son of S.A. Ii. M.L.
PANKEY, Sally Feb. 28, 1884 Mar. 26, 1932
PARKS, Arminia S. 1836 1918
Irene 1896 1918
John 1892 1941
Laura L. Mar. 31, 1893 June 16, 1913, vife of C.T.
PATRIC, Mary P. 1880 1932
PATRICK, Francis M. Apr. 8, 1844 Aug. 21, 1926
Jane C. D. Feb. 13, 1936, 28 yrs., 6 mos., 8 days
PATRIC, Jessie L. 1879 1954
PERRY, Elisha Franklin Nov. 20, 1868 Aug. 28, 1876
POOL, A.P. Jan. 19, 1822 - May 8, 1906
Martha E. Nov. 19, 1830 Mar. 21, 1917
POPE, Mary Lou d. Aug. 22, 1888, 29 yrs" 9 mos., 8 da. , wife of W.H.
POWELL, Infant child of A.M. Ii. O.A.L., d. 1831'
AlteraA;L.Alill May 29, 1838 June 7, 1901, vife of A.M.
Francis Edgar Nov. 23, 1874 - Mar. 9, 1906
PRESTON, William - Oct. 3, 1861 Nov. 29, 1951
PROTHERO, Verdie L. Sept. 23, 1884 Sept. 19, 1888, dau of T.J.
RAMSEY, dau. of T.J. July 10, 1941 July 10, 1941
Alford Shaw - d. Sept. 2, 1958, 57 yrs.
Dozier A. 1877 1941
Eva (Eula?) Dean Aug. 9, 1930 Aug. 9, 1930, dau of I.J.
Eva J. 1880 1926
Jimmie Dale - d. June 23, 1942, Smos., 1 day
&
Verna M. Aug. 7, 1905 - Nov. 18, 1957
RANDALL, Mrs. D.A. Apr. 28, 1898 Jan. 12, 1938
RICHARDS, Jimmie - Sept. 1, 1955 - Sept. 3, 1955, son of V.M. & J.y.
ROBERTS, Charlie 1895 1915
Donle 1898 1922
Jennie Jan. 26, 1887 Sept. 25, 1928, wife of W.E.
ROBINSON. John W. Nov. 16, 1857 July 15, 1945
J. Thomas Mar. 17. 1914 Nov. 23, 1935
Robert Gradon d. Apr. 6, 1959, 58 yr •. ,22 days
SELLERS, Robert E. 1874 1953
SIMPSON, Mrs. Dec. 9, 1869 Feb. 12, 1894
A.E. Prothero
Infant dau of J.N. Ii. M.C. - Mar. 11, 1825 (7)
Infant son of J.N. & M.C. Oct. 1890
Birtha M. July 27, 1884 Sept. 21, 1885
Effie E. Oct. 6, 1892 - Aug. 4, 1894
Eva - Mar. 20, 1887 June 18, 1909, vife of W.H.
James R. Aug. 20, 1816 Aug. 10, 1894, wife of S.V.
Lur.a M. Aug. 27, 1891 Nov. 7, 1891
Mary A. Aug. 4, 1870 Jan. 29, 1900, wife of O.C.
Mattie A. Apr. 12, 1865 - Nov. 4, 1892, vife of J.A.
N.C. Sept. 1, 1868 Dec. 7, 1903
Susan V. Dec. 22, 1823 May 3, 1893, wife of j.R.
SMITH, Henry C. Mar. 2, 1885 - June 6, 1887, son of W.D. & M.E.
Mellie Feb. 23, 1890 - Nov. 22, 1918, wife of W.D.
Willie D. Ark. Pvt ICL 354 Inf. 89 Div.
SNOW, E.P. Corp. Co. E 4th Ark. Inf. CSA
Mattie Hiddleston JUly 23, 1890 Jan. 17, 1959
SOARK, Boyd Dec. 13, 1885 - Sept. 15, 1927
SOWELL, Bird Jan. 24, 1885 Dec. 13, 1915
H.T. Aug. 10, 1886 JUly 22, 1896
Mary C. June 28, 1871 Oct. 28, 1871
Roger Lynn 1950 1950
Sallie F. d. July 3. 1900, 41 yra., vife of G.W.
Sarah E. Jan. 13, 1848 July 27, 1927
T.A. Nov. 28, 1873 Feb. 29, 1873
T.G. Apr. 23, 1848 Feb. 7, 1892
Walter - May 14, 1881 Dec. 24, 1957
STANLEY, J.E. d. Aug. 24, 1929 45 yrs •• 6 mos •• 27 days
J.M. 1857 Jan. 21, 1942
Lottie d. Feb. 1922 36 yrs.
Mary E. Nov. 8, 1879 - Apr. 13, 1943
Mattie 1878 Feb. 25, 1943
William 1. Nov. 8. 1879 Apr. 13, 1943
STEVENS, Willie Wilson 1909 1936
Minnie Bell Sept. 12, 1876 Dec. 16, 1951
Other N. d. July 4, 1911, son of W.A. & M.B.
William Adren - Mar. 5, 1875 Jan. 20, 1950
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STOCKS. Charley - Jan. 3. 1877 - May 20. 1956
Ida Norma - Dec. 24. 1939 - Mar. 11, 1941
Sennie Belle - June 13. 1879 - Apr. 26, 1940
SULLIVAN, w.L. - 1877 1940
SUMLER, Izora.A. - d. Apr. 11. 1938
SUMMERS. John N. - JUly 23. 1859 - Nov. 23, 1903
TALBERT. Alfred - infant 1903
Annie 1825 1882
Cecille infant 1853
Edn. 1872 1939
Mary - infant 1905
W.M. 1869 1932
W.M.H. 1844 1882
TALEY, Cora H. - Apr. 13. 1910 - Apr. 3D, 1928
TALLEY, Brenda Diane - d. Nov. 21. 1947
Virgle R. - Aug. 17, 1900 Feb. 27. 1956 - Ark. Pvt. 413 coast Arty B.N. WW II
TALLY, Minnie Hazel - d. Feb. 12, 1952 4yrs 24 days
Taylor, Arvil Lee PFC US Army Korea PH Feb. 20, 1933 - JUly 17, 1953
VAUGHAN. Annie Sept. 5, 1889 - Feb. 27, 1912, wife of L.L.
C.L. - JUly 17, 1884 - July 4, 1886,child of W.R. & M.L.
James W. Dec. 20, 1882 ~ June 3, 1883, son of W.R. & M~L.
J.E. 1860 1900
John L. Mar. 28, 1857 - Jan. 30, 1902
M.L. 1865 1920, wife of B.F.
M.L. - Oct. 29. 1860 - May 21, 1661 (sic), wife of W.R.
Sarah N. - Feb. 6, 1666 - Mar. 5, 1903, wife of J.L.
VANN. F.H. - d. Apr. 25. 1936. 69 yrs.
G.P. - Dec. 28, 1865 - JUly 23. 1929
WALL. Ola - Jan. 1, 1884 - Aug. 26. 1894. wife of L.L.
WARD, D.C. - Feb. 4, 1678 - Nov. 6. 1901
WARNER, Thomas C. - d. June 29, 1942, 22 yrs., 3 mos •• 10 days
WARREN, Dorcas 1816 - Jan. 4, 1895
WHARTON, Clara Wilma - JUly 20, 1909 - May 12. 1911
Lemuel (dentist) Aug. 7, 1884 - Feb. 13, 1939
W.D. - Mar. 7, 1838 Apr. 17. 1913
WHITE. Allen Mar. 16. 1847 - JUly 15, 1912
Allen (Mrs. ) - July 1. 1847 - Feb. 24, 1910
Curry F. - JUly 8, 1663 - May 29, 1884, son of P.H.
J . V. - d. Jan. 11, 1858
Lillian E. - c . Oct. 1909
LOn A. - Apr. 20, 1843 - Aug. 31. 1859. wife of W.H.
W.H. - Nov. 8, 1849. - Jan. 28. 1914
WHARTON. J.R. - Oct. 26, 1840 - Oct. 28, 1927
WILLIAMS. J.C. (Mexican Soldier) - Feb. 27, 1835 - Jan. 20, 1913
WILSON. infant son of George & Fanny - Feb. 7, 1633
E. caroline 1852 1903
Charles Bun - Jan. 19. 1918 - May 19, 1942
Flor. - Dec. 21, 1896 - Feb. 1, 1911. dau of W.H. & S.F.
George A. - d.Dec. 28. 1956, 85 yrs., 3 mO$~
George Eller - Jan. 2. 1877 - June 26. 1879, dau of George & Fanny
Jewell L. Dec. 31, 1905 - Aug. 2, 1909, day of G.A.
&
M.G.
James G. la33 1890
John A. Sept. 19, 1871 - June 4. 1953
Otis Harold - Dec. 13, 1919 - sept. 26, 1945
William Arthur - Mar. 16. 1886 - Jan. 20. 1952
WILLIAMS, Faber ardell - Aug. 19. 1917 - Mar. 19, 1918
Madison G. - Dec. 26. 1885 - Oct. 15, 1950
WITCHER, Ella - Mar. 28. 1874 - June 30, 1940
John - d. Apr. 14. 1935
M.A. - Aug. 10, 1832 - Sept. 17, 1912
Robert F. - Feb. 11, 1873 - Dec. 6, 1903
WOOLEY. A.O. - Sept. 20. 1823 - Nov. 8, 1923
Bessie Estell Sep~. 12, 1917 - Oct. 16. 1930
Elizabeth C. - Jan. 13. 1834 - July 14, 1932
F.E. - July 5, 1857 - Jan. 5, 1944
J.N. - JUly 8, 1630 - Mar. 11. 1897
Lucy - July 27. 1862 - Sept. 7, 1933
WOOLY, Loyd - d. ??717, 1959, 69 yrs.
WRIGHT, Fannie G. - JUly 4, 1652 Jan. 3. 1910
Garland - Apr. 24. 1902 - JUly 26. 1904
George W. - Co. E. Colonel Harts Regt. CSA
J.F. Oct. 24, 1839 - Mar. 2. 1919
John M. - Sept. 12, 1844 - Mar. 25, 1895
Julia W. - Aug. 19, 1870 - July 7, 1944
J.W. - husb. of Lula J.
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WRIGHT, Lucy Lee - 1890 - 1925
Lula B. sept. 15, 1676 July 14, 1697, dau of Zalary
Lula J. 1867 1935
Mattie d. Nov. 8, 1954, 78 yrs., 2 mos., 20 days
Mattie B. July 16, 1881 Sept. 16, 1916
M.E. - Mar. 11, 1851 - Mar. 18, 1901
M.J. Sept. 10, 1842 Mar. 23, 1887, wife of J.T.
Monroe 1871 1940
Otho Feb. 4, 1893 - May 15, 1900
YORK
I
Mary Lee d. June 17, 1958 80 Y rs ~, 2 mos., 25 days
Zora E. 1907 1940
YOUNG, Freddie Apr. 6, 1894 Nov. 27, 1894, eon of B.S. & Henritta McPherson
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COUNTY DELINQUENT LIST
List of persons Delinquent for County Taxes in the county of Phillips for 1821
Benbrook, Seaburn
Harris, Daniel
Kevan, Samuel
Morton, Jesse
McPeak, John
Simms, Thomas
Tackett, John
Wilcox, Elicott
Welch, Jacob
Davis, Hiram
Fletcher, Aaron
Fletcher, Simeon
Fletcher, John
Fletcher, Moses
Isham, James
Owens, Ahner
Taylor, James
Brewer, Elias
Chandler, William
Morris l
William
Murrill, James
Stephenson, Stephen
Unry, John
Woods l
Andrew
Belont, Thurman
Jennings, Thaddeuw
Liddle, Ebenezer
Meford, David
MICall, Samuel
Mixter (?), Rufus
Magahah~ John
Maxwell, William
Phillips, Isaac
Rogers, John
Smith, John
Smith, Thomas
Woodmasee, James
Black, John
Churchman, Alburtus
Davis, Hiram
Davis, Edward
Duncan, Marshal
Farly, Henry
Hicks, Joshua
Hamlin, Luke
Lucas, John
WheelocK, Lewis
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Hopefield Township
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Hopefield Township
Hopefield Township
Hopefie1d Township
Hopefield Township
Hopefie1d Township
Union Township
Union Township
Union ~ownship
Union Township
Union Township
Union Township
Union Township
Union Township
Cache Township
Cacha Township
Cache Township
Cache Township
Cache Township
Cache Township
Cache Township
St. Francis Township
St. Francis Township
St* Francis Township
St. Francis Township
St. Francis Township st. Francis Township
St* Francis Township
St. Francis Township
St. Francis Township
St. Francis Township
St. Francis Township
St. Francis Township
St. Francis Township
Walnut Township
Walnut Township
Walnut Township
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Walnut Township
Walnut Township
Walnut Township
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Walnut Township
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George Seaburn, Sheriff, Phillips County Nov. 7, 1921 [Ark. Gazette Nov. 17, 1821
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Newport, March 25 County Judge W.H. Jago died at his residence in Jacksonport yesterday evening at 5 olclock. For a number of years he was postmaster at that place, and was elected judge at the last election. [Ark. Gazette, March 26, 1865J
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GENEALOGICAL AND PROGRESS DATA OF THE WARD FAMILY
By Prather lee Ward
April 8, 1985
According to the 1910 Federal Census of Alexandria, louisiana, Rapides Parish,
Army discharge papers, and certificate of death record of my grandfather,
Prather Ward, the information and data has been recorded as follows.
The 1910 census listed my great grandfather, Charles A. Ward, as head of the household. His age at the time of the census was 63, married once for 26 years. His wife, (Jennie lucille Smith) age at time of census is 45, also married once for 26 years. The. place of birth for both of them shows Arkansas.
The death record of my grandfather, Prather Ward, shows that his parents,
Charles and Jennie were both born in Arkansas; Charles Ward in Pine Bluff, and
Jennie Smith, in little Rock. Pine Bluff is in Jefferson County, and little
Rock is in P1uski County.
The age on the 1910 census puts Charles Ward being born either 1846 or 1847.
Jennie Smith would be either 1864 or 1865.
The 1910 census shows that five children were born to this Ward family, but only three are listed on this census.
Ina V., daughter, age 23, single, born in Arkansas. Cecil, son, age 13, single, born in louisiana. Prather, son, age 20, married not quite a year (The date on other records shows he was married on February 16, 1910.
Prather's wife, (lillian Addeline Brister), age 18, born in louisiana (my records show born on January 23, 1892).
On this 1910 census it shows that Prather Ward was born in Arkansas. Other information shows his birthplace to be Aransas Pass, Texas. His army discharge papers show he was born in Orange, Texas, on January 9, 1890, in which I assume is correct.
The other two children of Charles Ward, not shown on this 1910 census are,
Allie Ward, no dates known and Welby Ward who was the oldest son, but there are no dates to prove this at this time.
From the above information, a time span was made as follows.
1. Charles A.
Arkansas.
1887.
Ward, born 1846 or 1847, Arkansas, married, 1883 or 1884,
One of his daughters, Ina V. was born in Arkansas in 1886 or
2. One of his sons, Prather Ward, my grandfather, was born in 1890, in
Texas.
3. One of his sons, Cecil Ward, was born 1896 or 1897 in louisiana.
4. The 1910 census, shows family in louisiana.
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GENEALOGICAL AND PROGRESS DATA OF THE WARD FAMILY By Prather Lee Ward ••.•..... 2
Thus
1. Between 1846 through 1886 or 1887 they were in Arkansas.
2. Between 1886 or 1887 they came to Texas.
3. Between 1890 through 1896 or 1897 they came to Louisiana.
4. 1896 or 1897 through 1910 they were in Louisiana.
The 1910 census shows that Charles Ward, and his son Prather Ward were in the lumber business, in Louisiana.
At this time, April 8, 1985, there is no record of who Charles Ward's father was, nor his mother. There is a Or. W. Guy Ward and his wife A. Harrison in my records, that shows that these might have been his parents, but no proof is given. Also in my records a James Smith and his wife Mary E. was Jennie's
(Charles' wife's) parents, but again no proof is given.
The 1910 census does show that Charles Ward's father was born in Virginia, and his mother was born in Arkansas .
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On May 13, 1985, information was obtained that Charles Ward died in either 1923 or 1924 in Alexandria, Louisiana, and was buried in Pineville, Louisiana, just across the Red River from Alexandria, but still no month or day. On May 14,
1985, I sent a request to the Louisiana State Board of Health for his death record .
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The information on the children of Charles Ward is as follows.
1. Ina V., married John Landry, one child also named Ina.
2. Welby, oldest child, first wife's name unknown, had three children.
Dorthy, Vivian, and Welby Jr. (not really sure of Welby Jr. name).
3. Allie Ward, married Arlie B. Ney, four children, Lucille, Alton,
Charles, and Jack. Lucille had a daughter named Betty who married J.
Rhorer Texada (pronounced, Tehada) who lives in Alexandria, Louisiana.
4. Cecil Ward, no information available.
5. Prather Ward, married Lillian Addeline Brister, had three children.
Herman Lee Ward, a daughter also named Prather, and Pete Fritz Ward, my father.
Much later on, after my grandfather Prather died, my grandmother, which I called Nina, remarried to her husband's brother Welby, no children by this marriage. This was his second marriage.
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GENEALOGICAL AND PROGRESS DATA OF THE WARD FAMILY By Prather lee Ward ..•...... 3
Charles Ward's wife Jennie had relatives it is told, whose name was Nutt, but no other information is given, only that the Nutt family lived in Mississippi.
My grandfather Prather Ward joined the Army shortly after his son Herman lee was born in 1917 (January 11, 1917). Herman saw him on a couple of occasions at a very early age, about six years old. He never really knew his father. My father Pete Fritz was born November 30, 1913, but also never really knew him.
The name Prather I have been told came from a Or. Prather, that Charles and
Jennie knew and was a friend as well as a doctor of the family. They named their son Prather after this doctor, but there is no proof of this. I was named after my grandfather Prather and my middle name lee was from my uncle,
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The 1850 census in Arkansas does not list a Charles Ward living or born in Pine
Bluff, Jefferson County, but it does show a Charles Ward age 4 in Jackson, in
Union County, Arkansas. This age puts my Charles Ward the same birthdate of
1846. It also shows the head of household to be Jefferson Ward, age 39, sisters and two brothers, but still no real proof this is my Ward family. born in Georgia, and his wife Frances, born in Alabama, age 28. It lists three
As recorded earlier on May 14, 1985, I sent to the louisiana State Board of
Health for a death record of my great grandfather Charles A. Ward. On June 20,
1985, I received the certificate of death of Charles A. Ward, and it lists the following information. He died on June 11, 1925, at the age of 63. This puts his date of birth in 1862. Name of father is T. W. Ward, birthplace,
Virginia. Name of mother is Virginia Harrison, birthplace Arkansas. It lists
Charles Ward's occupation at time of death as a shipping clerk for Enterprize labor Company in Alexandria, louisiana. This new information shows an error as far as the birth-year of Charles Ward in the 1910 louisiana Census.
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DIED - In this township, on Sunday last, Mr. Urban Haynie.
At Villemont, at the house of B.L. Miles Esq., where he had been only a few days employed in teaching a school, Mr.
Lewis Dunn. He was a cripple, having been afflicted with rheumatism for several years; and was a stranger in the county, and said his mother and two of his brothers resided at or near
Lewisburg, Greenbrier county, Virginia.
In St. Francis county, on the 6th of October, Van Buren, infant son of Green B. Lincecum, Esq. after an Illness of four weeks .••••• Ark Gazette, Little Rock, Oct. 17, 1832
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CONFEDERATE PENSIONERS
Conway, Ark., Feb. 11, 1901
Editor:
Presuming that a list of Confederate pensioners of this county would be a matter of general interest, I herewith give you a complete list as given me by the county clerk.
This list should be, and was intended to be a roll of honor. Just how many on it that should not be there the public will easily decide. The rising generation, or in other words, the state of Arl{ansas has ever been most generous to the Confederate soldiers (God bless them) and I very much fear sometimes that this great kindness may be abused. Heaven grant that avarice and greed in this matter may not some day produce a reaction in the minds of those coming after us, which will defeat and overwhelm this noble and generous spirit.
The state legislature has nOW in contemplation a very much extended system of pensions and most probably it will become law and in this connection I appeal to every worthy Confederate soldier to use every endeavor to keep every unworthy applicant off the list.
My earnest prayer is-that the day may never come when the name of a Confederate soldier may become a stench in the land that his comrades died for and for which he has suffered so much.
Yours etc.,
W.D. Cole
List of pensioners allowed by the Faulkner county pension board on July 12, 1900
M .. J. Buice ...................................... $25.00
Elvira Douglas ••.•••••••••.•..• 25.00
Mary Bearden ................... 50.00
C. Donaghey •••••.•.•..•.••••••• 25.00
\v .. H .. Lovill ....................................... 25 .. 00
Jno. A. Reed ................... 50.00
T.A. Maddox ... "" .. " ........ e .... ,. . . . . . .
$50.00
Hanna Barringer ••••••.••.•.•••. 25.00
Sam Thomas ..................... 50.00
David Livingston ••••.••..•••••• 25.00
W.L .. Spencer ....................... 25.00
J.H. Dempsey ................... 25.00
A.B. Gibson •••••••••.•.•••.••. 50.00
W.J. Beene ..................... 25.00
Lina Belk ........................................... 25 .. 00
W.P .. Westbrook ................................. 25.00
Jennie Davidson ................ 50.00
Mrs. S.J. Banister .................... 25.00
D.N. Moore ..................... 50.00
Elizabeth Connell ••.••••••••..• 25.00
Mrs. S.A. Terrell .............. 25.00
T.J .. Loveless ................................... 50.00
T .. A .. Whitley ........................... 50.00
J .. F. Johnson •• " .................. ~ .... 25.00
W.H. Reynolds .................. 25.00
B.F. Faulkner .................. 75.00
W.H. Browning .•..••...•••.••.•• 25.00
William Milam .......................... " .. 25.00
H.F. Freeman ................... 25.00
R.F .. Price .................. ~ ....... 50.00
Mrs. N.E. Thornton ............. 50.00
L.N. Lee ....................... 25.00
J.N. Stee1. .................... 25.00
J .. C. I..ee .......................... 25 .. 00
F.N. Jones ..................... 25.00
Mrs. Susan C. Driskil1......... 50.00
J.R. Dukes ........................ 50.00
Williar.1 Dyke .......................... " ..... 25 .. 00
Mrs. E.J. Dickey ............... 25.00
Manervey Wear. • . . . . . • . • • . • • • • •• 25.00
J .. M. Strickland ......... ,. .......... 50.00
Mrs .. Jane M. Swan ...... ,. •••••••• 25 .. 00
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G.W. Snider .................... 75.00
Mrs. L.C. Smith ................ 75.00
Mrs. M.A. Edwards .••.•.•••..••• 25.00
B.G. Peroon" ............................... 50.00
T.J. Bryant .................... 25.00
A.A. Sllultz .......................... 25 .. 00
E.C. Wilburn ................... 50.00
James Keathley ................. 50.00
A.J. McNutt .................... 50.00
L .. L .. Spergin ..................... 25 .. 00
A.J. Thompson .................. 25.00
Nancy Haskins... • • . . • • • • • • . • . .. 50.00
J.R. Brantley ......................... 25.00
E.W. Wilkerson .................... ~ ~ .. 25.00
Mrs. P.E. Meek ................. 50.00
Rosella Dillbeck............... 25.00
[Conway Democrat Feb. 15, 1901)
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HIXSON FAMILY BIBLE
Hr. Floyd M. Hixson. 1712 Harvard, Clovis. CA 93612 has submitted this record along with some notations. He has added notes which appear in brackets. Mr. Hixson states that he
••• "cannot vouch for the authenticity of the information, but perhaps it will be helpful to someone." The transcription of these records was done on 29 August 1950. He is particularly interested in contacting anyone who is doing research on the
Hixson name in Virginia prior to 1800.
MARRIAGES
Pleasat Hixson [Pleasant] and Sarah Ann Wright vas Married Dec.
28. 1848 in the State of Ala., Benton Co. By Peter Johnson J.P.
BIRTHS
P.W. Hixson [Pleasant Wesley) was born in the State of Ark. Co.
Johnson, July 23, 1862 [m. Mary Lasater]
W.S. Hixson [William Sherman] was born in the State of Ark. Co. of Johnson Nov. 29, 1866 [m. Leanna Belle Proctor]
E.L. Hixson [Emory Lafayette] was born in the State of Ark ••
Co. of Logan Jan. 2, 1873 [m. Maggie Moore]
Pleasant Hixson was born in the State of Tenn. Bledsoe Co. May
16. 1823
Sarah Hixson was born in the State of S.C. Chester District
July 19. 1829
J.N. Hixson [John Newton] was born in the State of Tenn.
Bledsoe Co. Mar. 7, 1850 [m. Nancy McCrary]
Frances Hixson was born in the State of Ala. Benton Co. Oct.
21, 1852 [m. Granville McDaniel]
Ellen M. Hixson was born in the State of Ark. Johnson Co. Feb.
23. 1855 [m. Thomas Turner)
J.G. Hixson [James] was born in the State of Ark. Co. of
Johnson Nov. 12, 1857 [m. Belle Wolfe]
Sarah J. Hixson [Sarah "Jodie"] was born in the State of Ark.
Co. of johnson Jan. 3, 1860 [m. W.Logan White]
DEATHS
Pleasant Hixson was born in 1823 May the 16th Died June 25th
1902
Sarah A.Hixson died August 31, 1909
# # #
First officials of BENTON COUNTY and their years of service: George
P. WALLACE, Judge, 1836-1838; John B. DIXON, Clerk, 1836-1842;
Gideon B. PACE, Sheriff, 1836-1842; Hy. HASTINGS, Treasurer,
1836-1846; Henry FORD, Coroner, 1836-1838; A. McKISSICK, Surveyor
1836 -18 38. '
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BOOK LISTS AND REVIEWS
Bobbie Jones McLane
This section contains listing and reviews of books submitted to the Arkansas Genealogical Society. Some few are purchased, but the majority are given as review copies to our society, and are housed with our growing collection at the Little Rock Public
Library.
THE DODGEN STORY, An Account of a Truly American Family, by
Mary Dodgen Few, Southern Historical Press, 1985. 580 pages, hardback, indexed, price not shown, but may be ordered from the author at Red Top, The Dark Corner, Greenville Co., SC.
A delightful and well researched book, Mrs. Few, also author of three historical novels, has included descendents of William
Dodgen (1) and the progeny and descendants of his two sons, William
Dodgin (2), born in England, and Olimon Dodgen, born in Virginia.
Mrs. Few states this is not a "begat" book, but an effort to tell a story through this family of a fascinating epoch and continuing enlargement of American History. It is well and interestingly written and includes Dodgen lines in Arkansas, one of whom
James Sylvester Dodgen who lived in Mongtomgery Co. had a daughter with the most unusual name of Georgia and Arkansas Dodgen!
Descendants also lived in Clark Co. ---
LINCOLN COUNTY, GEORGIA GUARDIANSHIP BONDS 1800-1895, Abstracted by Joel Dixon Wells, 38 pages, soft cover, surname index. Price
$8.50, may be ordered from Armchair Publications, 810 McDonough Rd.
Hampton, GA 30228. These abstracts give the date of the guardianship, the name of the guardian appointed, the name/names of those having a guardian appointed, in the case of children, the father's name and the securities for the guardian.
HOW TO TRACE YOUR MINNESOTA ANCESTORS, by Robert B. Porter, 44 pages, soft cover, includes a list of groups and organizations throughout the state who work daily to uncover the same kinds of historic information you are seeking. indexed. If you are researching from a distance, and need to know exactly what is available to properly formulate inquiries, this small volume will be very helpful.
NEWSPAPER GENEALOGICAL COLUMN DIRECTOR, 2nd edition, by Anita
Cheek Milner, 1985, 8.5xll, 50 pp., paper, $7.50. Order from
Heritage Books, Inc., Suite 300,3602 Maureen, Bowie, MD 20715.
A directory of newspaper genealogical columns, current and defunct, covering 150 columns appearing in over 250 newspapers nationwide. Special information is given as to where collections of the column and/or indices may be found. The volume begins with listings for some geneal interest columns, but the bulk of the text is arranged geographically with extensive cross-referencing which makes it very easy to use.
DIRECTORY OF FAMILY "ONE-NAME" PERIODICALS 1985 edited by
J. Konrad, 81 pp. paper, $5.00. This directory contains 1297 names and addresses of such publications throughout the world.
This handy reference is helpful in locating a periodical related to a specific family name. Summit Pub., P.O. Box 222, Munroe Falls,
OR 44262
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BOOK REVIEWS
REV.SAMUEL AND CATHERINE SHERRILL GUNN AND THEIR DESCENDANTS by Louise Gunn Plant, Box 262, Paducah, TX 79248, 81 pp., soft cover (No index) Price $10.00, plus $1.00 postage (Texas residents add 539 tax). This is a compilation of data concerning
Rev. Samuel Gunn 1818-1886, and his wife, Catherine 1819-1893, who lived and died in Izard Co., Ark. and their descendants.
The record contains deeds, marriages, Bible records, etc. The author is continuing her search for the parents, brothers, and sisters of Rev. Samuel and Catherine Sherrill Gunn, and welcomes additional information on this family.
WALLACE A. RAINEY AND JESSIE I. RINGER, Their Ancestors, Descendants, and Allied Families 1985, donated by the author Ralph E.
Rainey, 1191 15th St., Carlyle, IL 62231, $35.00, 402 pp., full index, hard cover. A collection of ancestor charts, family group sheets, related data, and numerous pictures pertaining to the above Rainey family. A good example as to how one family has managed to collect and correlate records pertaining to each generation.
EMIGRANTS TO AMERICA, Indentured Servants RecrUited in London
1718-1733, by John Wareing, Principal Lecturer in Geography, The
Polytechnic of North London, published by the Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, MD 1985, 111 pp., hard cover. Part
Three list arranged alphabetically. Part I explains the Binding of Indentured Servants in London, Part Two, Interpreting the
Register.
NATCHITOCHES CHURCH MARRIAGES 1818-1860, translated abstracts from the Registers of St. Francois des Natchitoches, LA, Vol. 6, Cane
River Creole Series, Elizabeth Shown Mills, CG, FASC, editor-translator, 216 pp., paper, indexed, $20.00. Order from the author at
107 Woodridge, Tuscaloosa, AL 35406. This volume represents the largest available collection of Natchitoches marriage records for the first half of the 19th century. Protestants and Catholics are found side by side throughout this volume. Some 500 "Anglos" appear among the 3500 indexed names. Birthplace and parental data are given for most AnglO-Protestants, as well as from immigrants from
Europe, Canada, and the British Isles, and the native Creoles of
French Louisiana or Spanish Texas. In nearly 100 of the marriages the parties are free people of color of Black, Indian, or mixed origins. Civil marriage records were not begun until 1855.
MISSOURI ORDEAL 1862-1864, Diaries of Willard Hall Mendenhall, transcribed by Margaret Mendenhall Frazier,219 pp. hard cover, indexed, $23.20, order from Carl Boyer, 3rd, P. O. Box 333, Newhall, CA 91322. The fascinating diary of Willard Hall Mendenhall of LeXington, Lafayette Co., MO for the years 1862-1864. This book, transcribed by Ms. Frazier, provides a revealing account of the ravages of the Civil War upon both Union and Confederate sympathizers in this port on the Missouri River. It includes 15 pages of Mendenhall and Kavanaugh genealogy to help identify family members mentioned in the diaries.
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BOOK REVIEWS (It is difficult, no impossible, for a reviewer to review one's own books, therefore, the following is a listing of new publications donated to AGS Library by the compiler(s).
The ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY has named as one of its Arkansas Sesquicentennial projects, the reconstruction of the 1890
Census of Arkansas. This census for the entire country was destroyed by fire in Washington in 1921. For the most part, this reconstruction is being done through the use of county tax records in each of Arkansas' 75 counties. Several counties have been completed, and others are in progress.
1890 CENSUS "RECONSTRUCTION" FOR GARLAND AND MONTGOMERY COS., AR
Compiled by Inez Halsell Cline, Bobbie Jones McLane, and Wendy
Bradley Richter, 175 pp., soft cover, spiral binding, $10.00.
The compilers have attempted to reconstruct this census in
Montgomery Co. using the 1890 tax receipt book, listing the taxpayer, date paid, section description, number of acres, value and school district. A map is included indicating the location and names of townships and school districts. The loss of census records is particularly acute in Garland Co. due to disasterous fires which destroyed almost all records just after the turn of the century. For Garland Co. several resources were combined, such as city directories, the 1888 Arkansas Gazeteer and Business
Directory, marriage and tombstone records for the years 1887 thru
1892. A map of the city of Hot Springs in the 1888 Gazeteer is included as is a map and key showing the locations of the cemeteries mentioned in the text. The compilers, all natives of Garland
Co., wanted their county included in this Sesquicentennial project.
Knowing all official records had been destroyed, they sought other means to acquire this data - where there's a will - there's a way!
CLARK CO., AR CENSUS OF 1850 ~nnotatedby compiler) Bobbie Jones
McLane, 112 Leach St., Hot Springs, AR 71913, soft cover, 53 pp., arranged alphabetically. Contains numerous genealogical notes concerning families living in Clark Co. at the time of the 1850 census, including marriage, tombstone, probate, earlier census, correspondence with descendants, etc. $12.00
PIKE CO., AR CENSUS OF 1860, transcribed
Jones McLane, 112 Leach St., Hot Springs,
59 pp., indexed, soft cover, $12.00. and indexed by Bobbie
AR 71913, soft cover,
LAFAYETTE CO., AR CENSUS OF 1860, transcribed and indexed by
Bobbie Jones McLane, 112 Leach St., Hot Springs, AR 71913, soft cover, 66 pp., $12.00
SALINE CO •• AR CENSUS OF 1860, transcribed and indexed by Bobbie
Jones McLane, 112 Leach St., Hot Springs, AR 71913, soft cover,
92 pp., indexed, soft cover, $14.00
HOT SPRING CO., ARCENSUS OF 1860, transcribed and indexed by
Bobbie Jones McLane, 112 Leach St., Hot Springs, AR 71913, soft cover, 81 pp., $12.00
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BOOK REVIEWS
IN SEARCH OF YOUR EUROPEAN ROOTS - A complete Guide to Tracing
Your Ancestors in Every Country in Europe, by Angus Baxter, 289 pp., soft cover, $12.95 per copy, plus $1.25 postage and handling.
(MD residents add 5% sales tax) This book is designed to guide researchers through the complexities of genealogical research in
Europe, whether in person or by correspondence. It lists the various types of genealogical records available in each country and explains where they are found and how they are used. In great detail it describes the archival resources of each country; the location of church records and census returns, the systems of births, marriages, and deaths and how to find and use such records. Order from: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1001 N. Calvert
St., Baltimore, MD 21202
AMERICAN ANCESTORS AND COUSINS OF THE PRINCESS OF WALES, by Gary
Boyd Roberts and William Addams Reitwiesner, 194 pp., hard bound, illustrated and indexed, $15.95, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
1001 N. Calvert St., Baltimore, MD 21202. Wide-ranging in its coverage of Lady Diana Spencer's past and present American connections, this book will appeal to those who are fascinated by royalty and to those who would understand the ties which bind the human family. Diana's nearest American ancestor is her maternal greatgrandmother, Mrs. Frances Burke Roche of New York City, daughter of a Wall Street tycoon. She is related to Richard Nixon and 11 other U. S. Presidents or their wives. Her cousins include Brooke
Shields, Orson Welles, Humphrey Bogart and other Hollywood personalities. Diana has as many as 20 to 30 million American cousins.
She is related to most people named Strong, Coggswell, Clapp,
Waldo, Holton, Hibbard and Newbold and to many people named Hart,
Parke, Morgan, Avery, Lyman, Hunt, Huntington, Dennison, and Tuttle.
NEW ENGLAND MARRIAGES Prior to 1700, by Clarence Almon Torrey,
1009 pp., hard cover, fully indexed. price not listed, but may be ordered from Genealogical Publishing Co., 1001 N. Calvert St.,
Baltimore, MD 21202. Gary Boyd Roberts says in his introduction that this is one of the greatest genealogical manuscripts of the
20th century. Torrey's compilation is both ( l ) a nearly comprehensive listing of; and bibliography for, the married population of 17th century New England; and (2) a summary and index, for its subject, of the best American genealogical scholarship since 1860.
BURKE'S AMERICAN FAMILIES WITH BRITISH ANCESTRY, The Lineages of
1,600 Families of British Origin Now Resident in the United States of America, published by the Genealogical Publishing Co. (address listed in above three notices). In 1939, in the 16th edition of the Landed Gentry of Great Britian, Burke's undertook to treat distinguished American families in the manner of the Peerage and
Landed Gentry, systematically establishing direct-line pedigrees by documenting the marriages, connections, heirs and issue, and dates and places of birth and death in successive generations.
This book is an offprint of pages 2529-3022 of the 16th edition, constituting in entirety, the innovative American section. This part of the work is reproduced in a convenient and relatively inexpensive form (price not quoted).
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QUE R I E S Material submitted for this 'query section' must pertain to an area of Arkansas at some point in time. If the name of the County is known and included, it increases your chance of receiving replies to your questions. Always give a full name and a date for reference.
Queries are limited to members only. It simplifies the work of the all-volunteer staff of th publication, if you send your queries with your membership fee. Continue to send to Arkansas Genealogical
SOCiety, P. O. Box 908, Hot Springs, AR 71902-0908. queries should be confined to about fifty words, if possible.
There is no time-table for printing your queries. We work several months ahead of the actual appearance of this quarterly.
LI'IRELL
FANNING
1i~~ILTON
FDWAR exchange information on Lucy Jane Litrell b. 2 Dec. 1848, Ala. m.
(l) Fanning; m. (2) 'Thomas Jefferson Hamil ton ca. 1870 or later,
Searcy or Carroll Co., AR, d. 4 Feb. 1927 Braggs, Musko.;ee Co. ,OK.
Lucy ,Jane was a dau. of John and Mandy (Howar) Litrell, both b.AL.
Trena Sabin, 4300 Waialoe Ave. #1403A, Honolulu, FI..awaii 96816 would like help with Joseph Bailey b. Sept. 1845, ~annin Co., GA, d. Nov. 1878, Woodruff Co., AR, m. 20 Oct. 1865, Fannin Co., (IA
J.Duisa Jane Garland: Children: Henry, Jane, Ann Alee &: Cealy.
Henry Bailey b. 10 June 1869, Fannin Co., GA m. 1 AuI':. 1888, Newton
Co.,
A.f{
Martha Oregon Crawford, b. Apr. 1866 in C..a., father from NC, mother from
GA (family rerrembers the Crawfords were comrerical fisherrren) Daughte!!': Jesse
~able Bailey b. 7 Mar. 1890, Clarksburg (Clarksville?) Johnson Co.AR m. Thomas
Philip Wisd(1ffi, divorced 1890-1900. Children b. in Ark. Pearl May (Pope Co.),
Gertie (Yell Co.), Riley Allen (Newton Co.) Robert (Johnson OJ.) and Sanford.
IRBY
BEN'TON
GRIFFITH
HUBBELL
Fay Irby, 2148 Dellwood Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32204 is interested in information on Alpherd J. Irby &: Sally Benton. Their son, her grandfather, John Riley Irby b. July 1868 in Fulton Co., .4ft m.
Susan Malena Griffith 12 Feb. 1888, I1Dved to OK in 1908. They had
4 children: !.Du Ada, Laura May, Thomas and Ernest Roy. She is also interested in descendants of Susan's 2nd husband, James Alford Irby and his parents
Jim Irby and Ann Hubbell. Both families lived in Fulton OJ. in late 1800's and early 1900's.
RAGAlif/REAGA."I Mrs. Otis S. Duran, P.O. Box 547, McAlester, OK 74502 would like to
WILLIAMSON exchange information with descendants of William Reagan b. 1770/1780 living in Union 'IWp •• Pope OJ. , AR in 1840 census. Also Bassel J.
Ragon 11 ving in Martin 'IWp. LOes anyone know of a Ragan who married a daughter of the Williamson family or vice-versa?
BURROW Gerald D. Burrow, 209 Wildwinds, O'Fallon, ID 63366, would like to exchange information with anyone researching this surnarre in Sharp,
Fulton. or Independence Co., AR. Especially interested in descendants of Janes D.
Burrow and son Freeman Jarrell Burrow, both born in Bedford Co., 'IN lived in
Sharp Co., AR from ca. 1870 until their deaths.
JClffiS
ASH
Mrs. Rex Northcutt, Rt. 2, Box 246, Carlisle, AR 72024 would like to when Miry Jones. wife of Gilbert. died. probably buried New Hope Cern.
!.Dnoke
('£).,
AR. No marker. Are there Ash relatives living there?
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PEARCE
PIERCE
WILLIS
Denzil R. Mauldin, P.O. Box 690, Valdez, AK 99686 would like to correspond with descendants of the following: John Pearce, b. ca. 1781 NC in Ouachita Co., Ark. 1860; John Pearce b. ca.
HALE 1806 'IN, in Jackson Co., Ark. 1850; William Pearce b. ca. 1786
NC, in Van Buren Co., Ark. in 1850. Sanuel Willis b. 1800 NC in Marion Co., Ark. 1860 and John W. Hale b. ca. 1815 in 'IN, in Pike Co. ,Ark.
1870.
LOWREY
HIGHr
New n:amer, Robert lJJwrey, Box 900-37009, Jefferson City, W
65102, would like information on Charles Robert lJJwrey and sons
Barn, Eb, and Charles, daughter Ruth Hight, from the area of
Paris, Ark. in lDgan County. This family has owned land and fanns in this area since at least 1954, when this trember was born there.
ALLEY
SNOW
LANE
Miss Cleo V. Alley, 4106 Cochese Rd., Memphis, 'IN 38118, needs natres of parents and siblings of Rev. John Pinckney Alley,
Methodist Minister b. 1-13-1840, d. 1-27-1891, buried Snow
Cetretery near Benton, Saline Co., Ark. m. Melanie McIntyre
Snow, part Cherokee Indian - ancestors from N. Ga. and part of 'IN, 8 chrn. born to this union; 20d marriage to Malinda Catherine Everett Lane and 2 children were born to this union. Where did this family originate and what nationality were they?
HANKS Linda Hanks, 1808 Miner Ave., San Pablo, CA 94806, seeks inform-
TURNBULL ation on the father of Charley Alfred Hanks, Richard Hanks, who was married to Viola? Richard and Viola had 4 Children: Charly,
George, Jimny, and? Charly was born March 3,1910, Walnut Ridge, Ark. Ris wife is Ruth Turnbull, also of Walnut Ridge, Ark.
ROGERS
JONES
Jeri Paszkeicz, 28221 Ben Howard Rd., M::lnroe, WA 98272, wishes information on William M. Rogers, b. 30 June 1854 in M::l. married
SUsanne Serrina JoneS in Griffin, Conway Co., Ark. 5 Sept. 1880 and lived in Ark. until he died in 1902. They had 10 children and seven died.
DJes anyone know where he or the children are buried?
NORTHClJIT
CDPE
Charis Brangan, 29610 Loddington, spring 'IX 77386, seeks information on any NOrthcutts living in Izard or Baxter Co., Arkansas
DIXON around 1875. Her grandfather was the son of Alabama (Cope) of Ky. and Adrien Northcutt, who was born in Arkansas in Dec. 1875. She also needs information on Joe Dixon, who owned a general store in Calico Rock,
Ark. in the 1890's.
BROWN
SAVAGE
Mrs. Hugh C. Brown, 7500 Hwy 26 S., Linden, CA 95236, would like information on John S. Brown who married Isabella Zora Savage
14 Nov. 1878 in Lonoke, Ark. Children: Gadie Bell b. 27 Mar.1885 and Ethel Jane b. 9 Sept. 1887. Isabella died ca. 1890 in childbirth and was buried in Lonoke. Family left area for Texas.
ROWAN
!lOWLAND
HUI'CHING&N
Marilyn G. Rowan, 1332 Fernside Blvd., Alatreda, CA 94501, would like to contact others working on the lines of Thomas and Hugh
Rowan, two brothers who carre from Ala. to Saline Co., Ark. ca.1836.
Thomas m. Rutha Rowland Jan. 1831, Hugh m. Elizabeth Hutchingson
Oct. 1832, both in st.Clair Co., Ala. Thomas d. Dec. 1846 and Hugh ca. 1865, both in Saline Co., Ark. Son:E of Hugh' s descendants are buried in the Old
Union Cetretery in Saline Co.
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F08rER
Blythe
1800s. ville,
Mrs. IV. K. Webb, 216 Merriman St., Conway, AR 72032, needs information on children of Stephen ~bore Fbster who married
Rebecca Marilyn Blythe, lived in Logan Co., AR in the late
Stephen was the son of William Golden Fbster, and he died at Rose-
AR 1902.
NIPPER
BURROWS
JONES
Eloise Cunningham, 35237 Mt. View St., Yucaipa, CA 92399, seeks information on William Green Nipper and wife Lucy Burrows.
Their son, General Grant Nipper b. 1867 in Ark, m. 1886 in
Topeka, KS, d. 1957 Lander, WY. His wife was Minnie Ophela
Jones 1867-1938, oorn in Mahaska Co., Iowa.
CHIIDERS
WlIroN
Frances S. Abare, 5741 Lawson Lane, Oklahoma City, OK 73132, wants information on her grandmother, Marsilly (Marinda)(Nancy)
Ann Childers, her parents, and siblings. She married Martin
Wilson in Clark Co., AR Oct. 12, 1860. Would also like nationality, place of birth, marriage, and death dates of John Wilson and Leonora Pierson Wilson, who moved from R.oroo Co., GA and homesteaded land in Clark Co., AR in 1857.
(Martin Wilson, age 26 and wife Minerva(?) age 25 b. Ala are listed in D-20,
Alpine Twp., 1870 Clark Co. census, next door to Rebecca Childers, 69.
Rebecca and her husband, Henry Childers are listed in the 1860 census of
Clark Co. and as Childress in the 1850 census of Benton (Calhoun Co.) Ala.
Children in these census are listed as Elizabeth, Sarah, Tinzy, James,
Chappel, David, Marilla, peter, Marga~et and Mary. BJM}
McGREXl)R Helen Bourque, 518 Canadian St., lbuston, TX 77009, seeks data on the McGregor family. Jason T. McGregor b. 1837, NY d. ca.
1909, Texarkana, Miller Co., AR. Son Judson T. McGregor b. 1861, Marquette
Co., All, d. 1924 Texarkana, AR. Wife Alice B. Dye d. 1940 Texarkana, AR.
Children: Morgan Judd McGregor b. 1888, Marquette, MI, Ethel Gladys McGregor b. 1892, Texarkana, AR.
'IDlBElIT .
CAMPBELL
LEOOEIT
Mrs. Impo K. Berry, Rt. 3, Sedalia, ID 65301, needs information on Fannie Henrietta Tolbert, oorn on an island in the MiSSissippi
River in 1860, near where Reel Foot Lake is now. Her father was
Duff Tolbert. She had a brother, Duff, and half brothers Jim &
Bill Canpbell. She also had a half-sister, Ehma Campbell who married a Ledgett.
A grandson, or great-grandson of Duff Tolbert may have a shoe store in Little
Rock, AR. Would appreciate his name and address if anyone can supply it.
Ted C. Hilliard, 3111 Pyramid, Ceres, CA 95307, wishes to exchange information on the following AR lines: Chester Arthur
Callahan and Felix Grundy Callahan, Green Jackson Melton, Oakley of Benton Co., Ark. - any information on any Wcxxi or Robertson who married into the Oakley family.
QUALLS Mrs. Hcm3r E. Qualls, 5924 Wilkins Ave., Oakdale, CA 95361, needs data on George Washington Qualls, b. 28 May 1851 in Arkansas, county unknown. Died 20 Feb. 1934. Parents believed to be George WaShington
Qualls and Lotto Miller.
PRITCHARD
HENSLEY
Ella Sue Walker-Neal, Star Rt. B Box 44, Lawton, OK 73501 needs information on Thomas Pritchard b. in Tenn. m. Amelia Hensley, who died in 1908 in Sanger, TX. This family moved from Tenn. to near Snov.ball, Searcy Co., AR in early 1870s. Children: Charles Taylor Pritchard, Mount Pritchard, Henry Clay Pritchard and Tennessee Pritchard.
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MJRRIS Mrs. Jolm E. Alexander, 1714 fug'lIDOd, Magnolia, AR 71753 has in her possession a journal, or diary, containing daily entries and narorabilia, pictures, rrenus, newspaper clippings, etc. The diary was kept by Katherine !.iJrris (who was from Newport, AR) while she was a student attending Galloway College in Searcy. The dates are 1909-
1910 and into 1911. ~~s. Alexander wonders if she is still living, or if sorre of her relatives would like to have this item. It was found in the possessions of Mrs. Alexander' s rother, Elizabeth Hively Goss, who also attended Galloway College. .
GX)I::MAN
GRAHAM
SIORM
Linda L. Corrington, 4678 Scottdale St., Eugene, OK 97404 is seeking inforrration on the following: Katie Storm born
1873 in Arkansas, m. Jim Clayton in Texas. Who were the parents of Jim Clayton? Eugene Goodman, born 1861 in Ark., CLAYTON married Sarah Graham, born 1864 in TN. Any information on the Goodman's will be greatly appreciated.
OOWLAND
KING
HUBBARD
Norma Pennington, 38456 Perkins Dr., Lebanon, OR seeks data on Sherod Rowland b. Feb. 14, 1813/15? f,bntgD!lEry Co., NC, d.
1894 Dallas Co., AR, buried Holly Springs Cern. M. 1st Elvira
SHANKLE
McMILLAN
SHADrocK
King 28 July 1839 Carroll Co., TN. She died 1844 Carroll Co.,
TN. One dau. Martha Jane, b. 6 Jan. Carroll Co., TN, d. 21 Nov.
1927, Dallas Co., AR, buried Holly Springs Cern. She
Joseph B. Hubbard, 2nd George T. Shankle. Sherod m. 1st m. 2nd time CHANDLER
PRYOR who
10 ~c. 1846 Margaret McMillan and is also buried at Holly Spgs.
Cern. They had: Caroline (Nancy) who m. Sruruel Shaddock, Thomas M. m. Ellen Chandler; John R. m. Cynthia Shaddock; Sidney A. who m. !.iJlly
Pryor; and Evely. Would like to fill in inforrration on this family for the history of Lloyd and Mary Ann (?) Rowland. Lloyd was b. 28 Oct. 1784 NC and d. 6 June 1858 in Carroll Co., TN. Mary Ann b. 28 Oct. 1784 NC and d. 6 June
1858 in Carroll Co" TN. Would appreciate any information on any of this family, especially daughters Olive b. 28 Oct. 1803 and Sarah b. 1 May 1814/18?
LEWIS
IDHANJN
BOOWN
ISAACS
Mrs. Berniece fuuglas Coyle, 574 Tell{lle Dr., Lewisville, TX 75067 needs help on any of the following lines and will exchange info.:
Dr. John David Lewis b. 29 .Tan. 1819 Pa., d. 1896 in Pulaski Co.,
AR m. (1) ? Bohanon, roved to AR by 1880 (in Pulaski &. Faulkner
Cos.) Known children: Mary, John Wilman, George Washington, Eirory
Frank, b. 14 Mar. 1865 Fa., m. Mary Pernetta Brown (b. 1869 Stone Co., AR) Dr.
E. Frank and Mary (Brown) Lewis lived in Lcnoke and Pulaski Cos. before IlDving to OK. Ch: Mittie, Myrtle, Pearl, Royal, Hoyt., Miles Leslie, Fred, Eunice,
Berniece and Earl. Mary Brown was the dlo Jolm Walter Brown &. Martha Francis
Isaacs (in 1880 Faulkner Co. census).
RElIDY M. B. Ready Gestring, Box 224, Leola, AR 72084 asks i f anyone knows near Lacy, AR. He the burial place for Robert A. Ready, she believes sooewhere was a mail carrier from f,bnticello to Snyder, AR and died circa 1893. He was born inGA, married Chinia Creed and had 3 sons: Jack,
Robert Allen, and William Ready.
SMITH B. C. Hulsey, 12620 Southridge, Little Rock, AR 72212, seeks info.
BUTLER on Arnold Smith living in. Waldron , Scott Co., AR 1870 wlwife Nancy sons John C. (2) and Win. F. (10/12) Also seeks info. on Jolm Butler and wife Sarah fHulsey) Butler who m. in Waldron, Scott Co., AR ca. 1871-75. All letters answered.
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lAUHON
GIBSON
Mrs. Jane Lauhon, 1456 Ronda PI., Escondido, CA 92027, seeks infonnation on Dr. Silas Reuben Lauhon, b. March 28, 1826,
Alabama or S.C., m. Maachah "Macci" Gibson in 1851. He lived in Drew Co., AR, in 1860, when he enlisted in Confederate Army and served fran 1861-1865. He later drew a pension and d. Sept. 8, 1904/6 in Drew Co.
HICKS
ISRAEL
HICKS
Norrm Coffer, 22080 Wallace Dr., Cupertino, CA 95014, will share info. on Jacob Hicks, b. 13 Nov. 1820 NC, m. 8 Jan 1852 NC, Frances
Matilda Israel b. 1831 NC; they migrated to Cherokee Co., AI, soon after they married. The first children were born there and in 1864 the children were born in Greene Co.
J
AR. On 1870 census they are listed in
Greene Co., AR, with Jacob's mother, Margaret Shook Hicks) living in their household. By 1880 Jacob and family are living in Logan Co., AR where he and his wife died. She preceded him in death and they are buried at Corley Ce!retery near Paris, AR.
MIILS Robert C. Van Dyke, 2006 Breckenridge Dr., Little Rock, AR 72207 needs parents, siblings and any other information on the Mills brothers, both b. SC and d. Faulkner Co., AR. William M(athis?) Mills b. May
1823, was living near Jasper, Walker Co.,
AI, in 1850 and 1860 with wife Elizaheth (Hulsey?). Elizabeth died and he m. Mary (Camack?) and moved to Miss. then to the Needs Creek area near Greenbrier, Conway Co., AR. Mary died and he m. a widow mured Mellissa Cato, on 8 Dec. 1870, and lived in the area when it became a part of Faulkner Co. William died about 1904. Britton L. Mills b. 28 Dec. 1822, m. Mary Spaulding. He died 18 Apr. 1883 and is buried in the
Needs Creek Ca:retery. Were these brothers related to Britton Mills of Wake Co.
NC?
SI'UARI'
PEl'TIGREW
Barbara L. Maudlin, 17204 Olympic View Rd. NW, Silverdale, WA
98383, would like the names of the parents of Robert Oden Stuart, born 28 Dec. 1818 (1824?) Sevier Co., AR, d. April 1901, Winthrop,
Little River Co., AR, married Cetha Pettigrew, 16 June 1853, Sevier Co., AR
BUIL
AIDRIOOE
Viva C. McClain, 504 N. Fir St., Beebe, AR 72012 is searching for data on Leuginna Bull, dau. of Jerry Bull. She married 1. N.
CHANEY Aldridge, Dec. 28, 1882, Woodruff Co., AR. Believed to have had a dau. whose married name was Chaney, who lived in Cotton Plant,
AR in the 1930's. Would appreciate anything on this family.
AVE'{
GOWER
TERRILL
CURTSINGER family was
Mrs. Shirley Custar, Rt. 2, Box 300, Okemah, OK 74859, would like information on: Avey and Gower families in Newnata (Big Springs) in what is now Stone Co. in 1860 and later. Related family is
Anderson. Terrill - were in Saint Joe in Searcy Co. in 1870 and later. Related families are Keeling and Begley. Curtsinger in Freck in Marion Co. circa 1917.
McVAY Lora McVay Miller, P.O. Box 334, Nowata, OK 74048, would like
MATHIS/MATrHEWS data on John Henry McVay b. 1863 Tenn, son of Joseph P.
GAINES McVey b. Sept. 1823 Davidson Co .• 'IN &; Mary Ann Mathis/Matthews b. 1828 NC. John m. Mattie Gaines b. June 8, 1867 Izard Co. ,AR, dau. of William S. Gaines b. 16 M.ay 1839 'IN d. 1905 Franklin Co •• AR.
HERBOW Geraldine E.. Ox>k, 992 Viejo Dr., rx;BE, Granbury, TX 76048
HARREL inquires about Nathan Sr. and Enoch Herrold/Harrel in 1840 Conway Co •• Petit Jean Thp., who are brothers. Which is the father of Nathan, Jr.? What happened to Nathan, Jr. 's sons William &; Nathan III or the orphan daus. that are missing on the 1860 Perry Co., AR census?
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WEIMS
TATUM
REED
Ri ta Ackerman, 4:055 E. Hartford, Phoenix, AZ 85032 asks for info on
Amanda Elizabeth 'tIeims, b. 1841 in Tenn., daugnter of Richard and
Nancy Tatum 'tIe1ms. Amanda. Elizabeth Weims married Joseph Reed and they were in Johnson Co. AR. in 1869. Children were Nancy Jane,
Phines, Nealey, Willie, Annie, Susie and John. Amanda married (2) a Mr. Smith.
Children: Clabe and William. Amanda's usual residence was Cove, Polk Co. AR.
SKINNER and
AR.
Cheryl R. Skinner, Rt. I, Box 79. Tuskahoma, Okla 74574 is working on familY of Stephen Trigg Skinner, born 1811 (?), in Tenn. (?). died in Boston, Arkansas. He was a blacksmith in -1891, while living in Boston,
JOHNS Richard Reed, 5419 S. Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, III 60615 seeks info on Adam Johns, born 1824 in Germany. He and wife Catherine, born 1829, came to America in 1850's. They were in Washington Co., AR. in 1880 with children: Laura, Lorna, Willie, Franklin. When and where did he die? Where is he buried?
FRALEY
BARTON
Paula M. Jamison, 23 Valley View Drive, Fenton, MO. 63026 is researching ancestors of James Jackson Fraley, b. 1874 in Miss.; h~ married Catherine Louise Barton, b, 1884 in Miss., and they came to
Sharp Co" AR. He died 1964; she died in 1955, both in Sharp Co. Parents of
James were William Jackson Fraley and Columbia C. Welch of Hardin Co., TN.
EDWARDS Mrs. Eloys Duerbeck, 4565 David Way, San Bernardino, California 92404 a.eks information on Victor Henry Edwards, born July I, 1852 in
Arkansas. He was last h.card of in New Mexico, had two sons and was supposed to be married to a. part Indian wife. His father was Andrew Jackson Edwards and mothpr was Mary Jane Wheat Edwards. Is this the Henry Edwards, born 1852, died 1935, who is buried in Bethel Cemetery in Pike County, AR?
CALDWELL Hope C. Pees, 11743 East Pacific Place, Aurora, Colorado 80014 is asking for any information on James Caldwell, born ca 1804 in N. C.
He died Aug-Dec 1880 in Washington County, Arkansas. What was surname of his wife
Nancy, born ca 1813 in Tennessee? Children were: Thoma9; Francis Marion, William;
Joshua; Martha. Ann; Hezekiah; James; Andrew Jd Sarah; Elizabeth; Jasper N.;
Daniel 101.; and Lafayette. Welcome correspondence on these Washington Co. people.
DUNLAP
SHADDOCK
Hope C. Pees, address above, wishes data on Richard Love Dunlap who married Lucy Shaddock in Arkansas. He was a son of Samuel Cousar
Dunlap and wife Sarah Cousar of Gwinnett County, Georgia.
SAMMON Hope C. Pees, 11743 East Pacific Place, Aurora, ~olorado 80014 wishes any information at all r?~arding William Sammon, listed in
1860 Census in Johnson County, Clark Township, Arkansas. His age at that time was 42; he was born in N.C. Wife's name was July, aged 32, born Tennessee.
Children were Harriet; James; Jane; Gorge; Thomas; and Dick.
RHEA
BREWTON
Marie K. Olson, 35 Chadwick Drive, Charleston, S.C. 29407 needs to know place and dates of death of Andrew M. Rhea, born June, 1832 in Cherokee Co., Alabama. married 14 Oct. 1860 in Pope Co., Arkansas to Lucena E. Brewton, born 1841 in Pope Co., AR. In 1870 they were in Pope
County; in 1880 and 1900, this couple was in ilashi!l{!iton Co. AR.
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WRIGHT
JACKSON
BURDINE
John D. Denny, 1455 East 52 Place, Tulsa, OK. 74105 will exchange information on Nancy Burdine, dau. of Amos BUrdine, md. (1) J~cob
Jackson 1837 at St. Charles, MO. After his death, she md. (2)_, __ __
Ashley and thny wer? in 1860 Newton Co., AR. Census. Her son,
John Jackson, born 1862 in N8wton Co., AR. md. Rosana "right, dau. of Joseph
Carter Wright. All h~lp appreciated.
MITCHELL John D. Denny, address above, needs info (parents, siblings) of
James Franklin Mitchell, born Aug. 1813 in Tenn. With wife,
Catherin, born in 1811 in Tennessee, in Madison Co., AR in 1850. James Franklin married (2) Eva ____ ? They were in Madison Co. AR in 1860 & 1870. In 1880 they were in Boone Co. \,hat were surnames of both wi v',s? When and where did all of these people die? Where are they buried?
REED Linda Riley Diemert, 3810 S. 312th, Auburn, WA 98002 would like to correspond with descendents of Hilliam Harrison Reed, who died
26 April 1922 in Delight, Pike ~o. AR. Children were James Taylor, b. 1876,
George Benjamin, Monroe, Lucy and Marie.
BOTTOMS ffiAL
LaMoyne Stroud, 612 West Martin, Jacksonville, AR. 72076 seeks info on Mary Frances Peal, born 1852 in Tenn'. md. William Anderson
Bottoms, born 1847 in Miss. They lived in Yell Co., AR. and are buried in Macedonia Cern., west of Danville, AR. iJho were their parents? When did they die?
ROBERTSON
ROBINSON
Bill Robertson, 443t Central Avenue, Holland, Michigan 49423 asks for information on James and Sarah Robertson (Robinson?) who settled on Spring River in Lawrence Co. AR. about 1800, coming from
KentuckY-Virginia. Childr~n were William, Moses, Charles, Jane, Mary, Asa,
Jefferson and Charity. James died in 1817 and Sarah on 6 May 1843. vlh'"n and where James and Sarah born and who wer," th-·ir par,o'nts?
SIMINO
SHlONii:AUX
Bill Rob~rtson, address
Simino (Simoneaux), who
County, AR. Her father
Mollie, Lafayette, Sebron and 'ililliam. above, asks who was the mother of Dora was born 1870-71, probably in Randolph was James Simino. Siblings included
McCRAVEN Georgia D. Held9rlein, 22118 Trotter Rd., Crass Valley, CA 95945 desires to contact descendants of Joseph McCraven, born 1781 in
S.C. He married Rebecca ,born 1785 in S.C. Th"y resided in Hempstead Co.AB. prior to 1828. Joseph and Rr'becca died ca 1851 in Sevier Co. AR. Known children:
Benjamin F. b. 1812 in KY; Amelia, b. 1813 in TN; Lucinda Orlean, b. ca 1825;
Elvira, md. 1841 to Edward Graham. Other children? Hill accept different spelling of name.
GRIFFITH Catherine A. Delsindico, 5935 Auburn Blvd, #162, Citrus Heights,
CA 95621 needs information on James Riley Griffith, born 1872 in
Garland County, AR. Who were his parents? Where were they born? When and where did they die?
COSSEY Catherine A. Delsindico, address above, asks to correspond with anyone of this name. Where was James Cossey born in 1829? H~ died
1900 in Van Buren Co. AR. ,!hat was surname of wife Mary?
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GRAVATT Mrs. Tom L. Gravatt, 112)0 See Drive, Whittior, CA 90606 wishes to correspond with anyone regarding the Gravatt family in Paragould, AB. paEticularly regarding George W. Gravatt, who died there, reportedly in May 1941.
COLLIER Georgia D. Helderlein, 2211B Trotter Rd., Grass Valley, CA 95945 desires contact with descendants of Mary Douglass Collier, wife of
James Madison Collier. Mary Douglass was born IB)O in Blount Co. TN., md. in
March IB50 in McMinn Co., TN. to James Collier. They moved to Sebastian Co. AR.
DOUGLASS Georgia D. Helderlein, ,address'above, needs any info on Thomas
Hartman Douglass, born IB73 in Marion Twp., Sebastian "0., AR. He was son of Thomas Brown and Carlotta Buzan Douglass. He was last heard from in
Colorado Springs, CO.
WDODWARD Harold Casey, 1002 Westwood Drive, Stillwater, OK 74074 seeks info on parents of Elisha Woodward, born IB09 in KY. Also need the surname of his wife Mary W. in IB50, 1860 & IB70. - -
, born IBll in Kyo. This couple was in Newton Co. ,AR.
JONES Merle Jones, 502 Catherine Heights, Hot Springs, AB. 71901 needs information on Loranzz D. Jon 5, born May 1820 in Lincoln Co. TN. died 1907 in Garland Co. AB. Buried in Browley Cem •• Hot Springs Co. was Mary Jane Sandland (Sandlin). ad, Nov. 23, 1843 in Lincoln Co.
AB. Wife
TN. Children:
Mary Jane. born 1844, Hiram, b. 1846, Louis Butler. b. 1849, John D., b. IB52,
Alfred Ja.mes, b. IB55, Elizabeth, b. IB58, Sarah F., b. IB60, Fletcher, b. IB64.
KIZZIAR
KIZIAH
Debra Treadway Collins, 1624 E. 151st Terrace, Olathe, Kansas 66062 wishes to find parents of Lee Kizziar. born IB52. died 1925. Death certificate gives name of father as William. Was this the William who is listed in the 1860 Montgomery County Arkansas Census? Names do not quite match. Where was the William Kizziar family in IB50 and 1870? What relationship exists between William and the other Kiziah's listed in the IB60 Montgomery Co.
AR. Census? '
BURRIS
RAINEY
Paul Turner, Box 95 ... ore, OK. 74435 wishes to learn anything concerning Martha 'Turner Burris, b. in Tenn. ca 1845. Her son, John M.
Burris, b. in Pope Co. AB. in 1862. Rainey connection unclear.
CUNNINGHAM Paula M. Jamison, 23 Valley View Drive, Fenton, MO. 63026 asks who were parents and siblings of James Cunningham, who cam" from Alabama to Arkansas in the 1840's. He settled in Lawrence Co., AR •• after IB50 and married
Emily Jane Holt. Pension records give county of birth as Lacalve Co., Ala.bama, but no such county.
PETTITI'
AR. in IB60.
Willis. Wife where did she
Norma Wallis Coffer, 22080 Wallace Drive, Cupertino, CA. 95014 asks who was father of Zackariah M. Pettitt, who lived in Montgomery Co.
He was married in 1826 in Gilford County, N.C. to Elizabeth Millis/ last shows on Census in IB50 Polk Co. TN. Was she Indian? When & die? When and where did he die? Will share information on children.
MORROW Wanda McGehee, 8)03 South 30th Circle, Ft. Smith, AB., 72903 asks for names of the two wives of John Morrow, born ca 1774 in South
Carolina, died IB57 in Bloomer, Sebastian County. Arkansas. Oldest childrpn were born in Mecklenberg County, North Carolina.
HOLT
SOUTH who also died.
Joan Ifland, 275 Chirco Avenue, Santa Cruz Gardens, Santa Cruz, CA.
95065 asks for marriage date of Edward Lucas Holt and Martha South.
She was born IB57 and died IBBI. She died in childbirth of twins
All buried in Cemetery at Bayou Meto, Pulaski Co. AR.
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EDDLEMAN
WOODRUFF
ROLAND
Joan Ifland, address above, asks for information on Isabell "Belle"
Eddleman, left orphan at age four. Believed to have lived in
Faulkner County, AR. She married Samuel Hickson Woodruff first and had daughter (first child) born 1883 at Enola. She married second to Bill Roland. Need all dates on these people
LITTLE
LOWERY
Ruth M. K(:nt, 2122 North 49 Terrace, Kansas City, KS 66104 is researching the families of Theophlus Little, who married Martha
Jane Lowery in Rome, Floyd County, eorgia and moved to Logan Co.
Arkansas; and the family of David Lowery Little, who married
Mary Jane Smith and lived in Logan County, AR. and ramoved to Marshall County,
Indian Terri tory. Theophlus Little Was born 1801 and David Lowery Lit tIe was born 1847.
S~lITH
FE]l(USON
Charles N. Ferguson, 11563 Back Massillen Rd. #4, Orrville, OH
44667 is looking for info on 11artha (Mattie) J. Smith, born Nov. 15,
1852 in Arkansas. He does not know county of birth, nor names of her parents. He would also like to find parents of Charl',s A. Furg~son, born Apr.
1869 in Arkansas.
HENSON Sybil Shearin, 837 E. Francisquito Ave. West Covina, "A 91790 is attempting to trace family of Rachel PGrnicie Henson, born 15 Sept.
1861-62 in Arkansas. A marriage License in 1879 in Dallas Co. AR. shows her marrying her first husband John J. Clifton. In 1880 Census, Hot Springs Co., they are shown with first daughter, Daisie. Rachel's mother was left a widow and married a Mr. Clifton, father of Rachel's husband. Rachel's father supposedly died as prisoner of war during Civil War.
RICHESON Edra T. Hall, Rt. I, Box 122C, Pleasant Garden, N.C. 27313 wishes to contact descendants of Wilt and Altha Richeson, who were in
Independence Co. AR. iQ 1880. Children were Rebecca, aged 12, Mary, aged 8,
Elizabeth, aged 6 and Perrell, aged 4. ,[ho did these last three children marry?
Were there other children?
WEAVER
SMITH
Martha K. Blevins, 307 Moccasin Ave., Buchanan, MI. 49107 asks for information on the Omer R. Weaver Camp, U.C.V. and Gen. A. L. Smith who was its commander before his death in 1921. In 1909 he was the owner of "Smith's Grovery Co." at 6th & Center Sts. Little Rock, AR.
ANDERSON Maliveene Chapman, 604 N. Mulberry, Ottawa, Kansas 66067 seeks names and dates of Parents, brothers and sisters of William Henry
Anderson (b. 1824 Ky.-d. 1891 MO.) of Scott Co. Arkansas and of his wives (1) _ _
Chanceler; (2) Martha Ward; (3) Nancy Stevens.
HUDSON Mrs. Beatrice Martin, 847 Misty Glen, Dallas, T"xas
7~32 asks for information on burial place for Joel Hudson, who d~ed April 15,
1872 "near Clarksville, AR." He was a Civil War veteran and former resident of
Jasper, Newton Co. AR. His wife was named Martha.
HEIRD
FANNING
Merry G. Phillips, Rt. 2, Box 618 #16, ';yler, TX 75701 would like information on Thomas J. Heird and Melinda B. Fanning, Md. Jan. 27.
1848 in Jefferson Co. AR. and both buried there. She had four children at time of marriage. What was her maiden name and who was her first husband. Where were they from. Thomas may have been Jewish.
BOYT
1939; both they from?
Merry Gay Phillips, address above, asks for in:ormation on ~obe::t. 1.,
Boyt and his wife Margaret _ . He was born ~n 1852 and d~ed ~n buried in Jefferson County. ,[hat was her last name and wh"re w·ore
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RHODEN Merry G. Phil1ips,address above, needs information on Ellen Rhoden, born Dec. 3, 1850, died June 24, 1905. Who were her parents? She married as second wife of Joshua Joseph Heird. When and where were they married?
Their four children were born in Jefferson County, AR.
TAYLOR Mrs. Dorothy Rutledge Miller, 314 Marclare St., Dixon, Illinois
61021 seeks information concerning Robert Taylor, born 1835, died
1914; buried in Marble, AR. Who was his wife? They lived at Fayetteville and
Huntsville, AR. Children: Charles Henry, Tarpley, Lydia Ellen, John Alfred,
Joseph William, Amanda, Dick, and Frank (daughter).
RUTLEDGE Mrs. Dorothy Rutledge Miller, address above, asks to correspond with anyone concerning Charles Rutledge, born 1820, died 1909 at
Marble, AR. Wive Manerva Moore, born 1818, died 1900. Charles Rutledge had brother James and sisters Rebbeca, Mary and Anna
UNDERWOOD
ROGERS
Lawrence Co.,
Martha O'Guinn Ames, Rt. 1, Box 36B, Wright City, Mo. 63390 seeks info on parents, siblings and family of Henry Valentine Underwood, born 1843, Lawrence Co., AR, married Nancy Minerva Rogers in 1867,
AR.
BIRCHFIELD
COOPER died in 1936.
Martha O':Qliinn Ames, address above, asks for info on parents, siblings of W. George Birchfield and Victoria Cooper Birchfield, lived in Sharp Co., AR. in early 1900's and raised 13 children. Victoria
WARD
SMITH
HARRISON
Mr. Prather L. Ward, 2807 Shadowdale, Houston, TX 77043 needs additional info on Charles A. Ward b. 1862 Pine Bluff, Jefferson Co.,
AR, died June 11, 1925 in Alexandria, LA. Wife was Jennie Lucille
Smith, b. ca 1865 in Little Rock, AR. Charles' parents were T.W.
Ward and Virginia Harrison. When and where were these people born?
WARD
CHAMBERS
Mrs. Bill Higginbotham, 300 Melinda lane, Tyler TX 75702. Seeking info on the family of LUke Ward b. 1810 NC, md. 1834 in TN to Lucey
Turner. Parents of Mahala b. 1835, James Turner b. 1838, Thomas b. 1840, Drucilla b. 1854, LUke Z. b. 1848, Demarcus b. 1849 in McNairy Co.,TN, and Lucy R. b. 1855 in McNairy Co., TN. Son James md. Sept. 1, 1869 in Lauderdale
Co., Tn to Lucinda Catherine Chambers. They moved to Whi te Co., AR in 1880 with children B.H., Ryley, Dora, and Lila Irene.
SHUFFIELD
PUCKETT
Loran F. Puckett, PO Box 332, Garden City, KS 67846. Need info on
Betty Jane Shuffield b. Aug. 1, 1851 TN. Md. Sept. 22, 1872 to
Francis Marion Puckett in Johnson Co., AR. She d. Dec. 30, 1894 at Hagarville, Johnson Co. Also need info on daughters Nancy, Cyrene, Mary F., and Betty Jane. These Shuffields are related to the ones in Pope Co.
SPRINGER
CARROLL
JOHNS
Michael S. Cole, MD, Box 54 Pinetarnere, FPO NY 09521-0701. Would like information on ancestors and descendants of Joseph and Sarah
Ann Springer, who came to Fulton Co., AR from Macon Co., TN ca 1850's.
Son Alexander L. (1853-1900) also of Fulton Co., md. 1870 in Viola,
AR to Lucinda
John Willis,
J. Carroll. Ther children were:
Arrie Cecel, and Owen Lee.
Joseph Green, Matilda Alice, Lucy,
BATES Mrs. Louise Bates, 1002 No. G, Hugo, OK 74743, seeks info on
SI'iINDLE Simpson Dyre BAtes and Ruth Chalnessia (Swindle) Bates. Need parents names, place of their marriage. Were in Montgomery Co., .~ near Mt. Ida ca 1897. Later moved to OK. Was Simpson md. more than one time?
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WILLIAMS
HASTINGS
Mrs.
Beverly Den\:en, Rio 1, Box 48, Belle Plaine, KS 67013 would like onfo of Rober\: Wal\:er Williams b. ca 1865-68 in AR and On wife Carla
Donna Hastings. They md. ca 1885/9. When and :where was she oorn?
Their children were: Neoma Mrgt. b. 1894, Robert W., Thomas, Claude, Emmitt,
Alma and Edda (Eddie?). This couple lived in Texarkana AR ca 1884 and later moved to Ft. Worth, TX.
MURPHY
DEMPSEY
Mrs. Nancy Waggoner, 26649 Indian Peak Rd., Rancho Verdes, CA 70274 desires info on the family of Jim (James?) Murphy b. GA or AL and wife Anna Dempsey b. ca 1822 GA. Came to AR prior to the Civil War.
Some sons served in the Civil War. Younger children were born in AR. They were
Mortimer b 1850, louisa J. b. 1854, and Josephine b. 1857. Family later moved to Lamar, TX
READY
SPOTI'SWOODS
M.B. Ready Gestring, Box 224, Leola, AR 72084 would like to correspond with anyone researching the following family. Spottswood G.
Ready md. June 9, 1811 in Baldwin Co., GA to Sally "Polly" Beckham.
Children: Allen Beckham rnd. Jane Crawford in Pike Co., GA and later moved to AR prior to 1850, John M. md. Mary A.E. Wagner, and Abasalom. John M.'s dau Dora md.
1866 to Scott King. "Sally" d. 1872 in GA. Is this Ready family connected to the
Spottswoods of VA?
BOLDIN
OWENS
DUNCAN
Mary Jones Ziegler, 606 Cooper Dr., Placentia, CA 92670 is seeking info on Minnie Boldin b. ca 1850 AR. She was the first wife of
Harman Farell OWens.
WID.
He and dau Laura, b. Feb. 15, 1871, were in
Erath Co., TX in 1880. What happened lOa Minnie? Who were her parents? William md. 2nd 1884 Nancy Duncan Sanders. Dau Laura md. 1888 John Baldwin.
THRll,SHER
NANCE
Mrs. Jane Lauhon, 1456 Ronda Place, Escondidio, CA 92027 seeks infO on Tilman C. Thrasher b. Jan. 14, 1809 TN, md. Elizabeth "Bessie"
Nance ca 1837, possibly in St. Clair Co., AL, d. 1891 in Baxter Co.,
AR. Tilman served in Creek Wars in 1836. Parents were Thomas Thrasher b. Jan 6,
1778 (Eg/SC?) and Elizabeth b. May 25, 1778. Would like to exchange info.
KING
HUDSON
BEST ca. 1807 AL,
Mrs. Jane Lauhon, address above, would like to exchange info on
James F. King b. 1827 AL (?). In Izard Co., AR prior to 1860, ser\~d in Confederate Army and later received pension. Died after
1907, poss. in Baxter Co. Also seekign info on Pinkney Hudson b. md. Dudora Best. He d. late 1860's in FultOn Co., AR.
FARR
KING
Mrs. Jane Lauhon, address above, seeks info on Elizabeth Farr b.
Oct. 23, 1796 in TN. Md. Samuel T. King in 1824 in AL, d. May 9,
1870 and was buried at Union Camp Ground Cemetery in Izard Co., AR.
She was dau of James Farr and Polly King.
GIBSON Mrs. Jane Lauhon, address above, would like additional infO on
Zachariah Gibson b. Sept. 1800 in Fairfield District, SC, Md.
Maachah, died 1867 and was buried at the Torian Cemetery in Monticello, Co., AR.
# # #
First officials of LITTLE RIVER COUNTY and their years of service:
L.H. DAVIS, Judge, 1867-1868; J.A. SLAVER, Clerk, 1867-1868; W.M.
FREEMAN, Sheriff, 1867-1868; C.A. STRAWN, Treasurer, 1867-1868;
P.1. SANDEFUR, Coroner, 1867-1868; James BIRDIE, Surveyor,
1867-1868.
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SO-WE-AR (Southwest Arkansas) Genealogical SOciety, 1016 Highland Dr., Magnolia,
.~ 71753 pbulishes a journal twice a year. Inside front cover shows that dues are $7.50 per year. Also available are the published transcriptions of the
1860 Columbia Co., AR Census ($11.00p.p.) and the 1870 Columbia, Co., AR Census
($16.00 p.p.). Dues and payments for census books should be sent to Mrs. Kitty
Jean, 1022 Lawton Circle, MagnOlia, AR 71753.
Hempstead Co. Gen Soc. is publishing a newsletter. Membership in the society is
$5.00 per year. The society has recently published the 1870 Census of Hempstead
County and available for $16.50. The society address is: PO Box 1158, Hope,
AR 71801.
Ouachita-Calhoun Gen. Soc., PO Box 2092, Camden, AR 71701 publishes Researchin'
Ouachita-Calhoun Counties, AR twice a year, in March and September. Dues are
$6.00 per year. This journal is always filled with primary source materials, as well as family materials submitted by members.
Madison County Musings Fall 1985 issue features the first part of an article on Life and Settlement on Clear Creek, Bible records, ancestor charts and more
Madison county marriages. Membership in this society is $10.00 per year. Write to: Madison County Gen. & Hist. Society, PO Box 427, Huntsville, AR 72740.
The Backtracker published for fourteen years, covers Benton, Carroll, Washington, and Madison counties. Dues are $7.00 per year. The publication is a part of your membership in the Northwest Arkansas Gen. Soc., PO Box K, Rogers, AR 72757.
Arkansas Township Atlas, compiled by Russell B~ker, is available from the Arkansas
Genealogical Society for $12.00. Less than 50 copies remain out of the second printing of this book. Order from AGS, PO Box 908, Hot Springs, AR 71902.
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Aaylor 12
Abe 9
Abernathy 145
Ackerman" 228
Adair 58
Adam 20, 21
Adams 9, 20, 21, 29, 71, 72, 84, 87, a9, 91, 122,162,172,174,175,178,
179, 189, 194, 204, 205
Adamson 152
Adcock 30
Adkins 116
Agee 71
Aikman 9
Akobrook 92
Albright 86
Alcorn 97, 108
Alderson 205
Aldridge 10, 227
Alexander 85, 86, 1 DB, 135, 162, 185
Alford 71
AIkin 88
Allcorn 190
Allen " 3D, 34, 67, 72, 78, 89, 91,
93, 109, 110, 123, 124, 135, 178, 182,
189, 208
Alley 224
Allison 67
AIls 21
Aisbrook 72
Alshire 82
Ames 135, :P2
Amis 71
Ammons 83
Amos 34, 123
Andereck 111
Anderson 10, IS, 26, 45, 87, 105, 106,
108,117,120,135,200,205,208,231
Andrews 29, 95, 152, 187
Angel 90, 206
Anglin 53, 121
Anson 30
Apple 156
Appling 135
Archer 58, 178
Archillion 134
Ards 37
Arledge 155
Armstrong 108, 120
Arnett 113
Arnold 106, 108, 135, 176, 195
Arrington 135
Ash 223
235
Ashbe rry 13
Ashby B9
Ashley 15, 108
Ashworth 178
Askew 91
Aston 135
Atchley 72
Atehley 135
Atkins 95
Atkinson 56, 70, 118,205
Atwood 69
Ausmus 94
Austin 95, 207, 20B
Autry 54, 63, 177
Avant 11
Avery 69, 193, 222
Avey 227
A"treG 178
Ayers 118, 135
8ach~y 26
8adges 87
Baggett 87
Bagley 181
Bailey 50, 91, 106, 146, 153, 154,
164, 165, lGG, 168, 223
8aily 121, 135
Baits 91
Baker 10. 15. 46, 87, 91, 135. 153.
ISS, 234
8aldridge 35
Baldwin 42, 45, 64, 135, 233
Balian 41
Ball 9, 27, 37, 88, 123, 125
Ballad 71
Ballard 15, 166, 188
Ballentine 156
8allew 202
Ballue 121
Banhousen 125
8anister 217
Banks 72, 106, 202
Bankson 57
Bankston 29, 57
Barbee 70, 71, 72
Barger 20B
Barker 90, 135, 177, 178
Barkl. 88
Barkman 92, 123
Barksdale 69
8arleam 90
Barmore 190
8arnes 67. 78, 88, 95, 116
Barnett 63
Barnhill 107

Barns 90
Barnwell 165
Barraque ·123
Barrentine 29
Barrett 205. 207
Barringer 217
BarringlinB 30
Barringtine 31
Barrington 193
Barratt 66
Bartlett 39. 41
Barton 10, 88, 228
Basha", 135
Sasinger 26
Ba •• 145. 18B, 205. 208
Bassbam 193
Bassel 89
Bata. 10
Satchelor 15
8ate 47
Bat"s B7, 91, 135. 232
Sa t tenfield 177
Batter 67
Batty 41
Baugh n,
154
Baxley 135
Baxter 222
Bayless 46
Baylis 43
Beall 91
Bean 13, 125, 175
Beard 106, 162
Bearden 145, 153,
Beasley 110, 169 lB9, 206, 217
Beasly BB
Beaty 46
Beckham 233
Bechhold B4
Beck 67. 17B
Beckett 186
Beckham 116
Bedingfield 135
Beecher 10', 156,
Beene 217
Beers 120
Begley 227
Belcher BO
Beldin 125 lB4
Belk 109, 217
Bell 106. 135
Bellamy 20, 21
Beller 57
Belont 213
Benbrook 176, 177, 213
336
Sender 45
Benders 91
Bendo 55. 114, 190
Benge 9
Benjamin 70
O,mnet 205
Bennett B9, 106, 162. 166
Benton 223
B.reu 99
Bernard 190
8erries BB
Berry 67. 87, 90, lOB, 203, 206, 207,
20B, 225.
Beshear 205
Bess 46
Best 169, 233
Setha 70
Ootts 93
Bevil 31
Bevins 177
Bickell 17B
Biggs 135
BlllingslBY 176, 177
Bingham
Birchen a5, 176
Ba
Birchett 206
Birchfield 232
Birdsall 35
Birdie .233
Birmerue 10
Biscoe 125
Bishop 41. 66, 135, 176, 20B
Bivens 205
Black BB. 135. 145, 176. 179, lB3,
206, 213
Blackard 67. 115
B~ackburn 6B, 135. 17B
Blackemore 124
Blake 67
Blakely 178. 193
Blakley 135
Blanton 116
Blassingame 20B
Bledsoe 124
Blevins 155. 231
. Bloom 95
Blount 125
Blue 15, 124
Bluett 9
Blum 43
Blyeth 177, 205. 225
Blyth 122
Blythe 135
Boettcher 33

Bogle 155
Bogy 95
Boles 27
Bohanon 226
Boldin 233
Boles 206
Bollinger 17, 188
Bond 92, 149
Bonner 21
800kback B7
Booker 84
Booth 15, 177
Boran 172
Bostic 20B
Boston B9
Boswell 33, 125, lBO
Bottoms 229
Bounds 31, 126, 127
Bourgue 225
Bowden 91
Bowen 135
Bowerman 134
Bowers 45, 67, 87, 135
90wie 15
Bowling 178
Bowls BB
Bowman 7, B, 9, 110, 177
Box 21, 29, 31
Boyce 66, 127
Boyd 15, 162, 193
Boyer 220
Boyt 231
Brabaryed 153
8radford 60, 135, 162, 164, 16a
Bradley 124, 153
Bradshaw 153, 155
Bragan 224
Bragg 162, 168
Brannan 20, 21, 17B
Brannon 21, 172
Brantley 54, 217
Brashear 24
Brasher 15
Brasil 123
Bratton 205
Brazil 57
8reil 46
Brewer 29, 213
Brewton 22B
Brice 135
Bridgers 40
Bridges 13'4, 151, 180, 208
8riles 182
Sri nl< ley 36
237
Brister 214, 215
Bristow 21
Broil 46
Broiles 182
Broils 46
Bronson 145
Orool<field 127
Brooks 131,135,167
Broom 1 B9
Browder 59
Brawn 10, 21, 29, 41, 42, 124,126,
127, 133, 135, 142, 149, 157, 159,
160, 166, 172, 178, lB3, 165, 193,
206, 224, 226
Browning 217
Broyles 46, 1B2
Bruce 170, 181
Srudlove 135
Bryant 59, 174, 195, 196, 197, 208,
217
Bryol 46
Bryoll 46
Buchanan 205
Buck 29, 153
Buckley 200
Buerkle 135
Buice 217
Bull 227
Bumgardner 27
Burch 176
Burdine 229
Burge 135
Burgess 54, 164, 166, 16B
Burk 135, 141
Burke 29
Ourkett 29B
Burkhead 165
Burks 124, 150
Burleson 206
Burnell 135
Burnet 31
Burnett 10, 63, 168
Burns 134, '135,177,181,205
Burr B7
Burris 10, 135, 230
Burriss 185
Burrough 31
Burrow 29,31,223
Burrows 225
BUrtan 31
BUrton 67, 135
Burts 6
Burwell 45
Busbee 15B

Busby 67, 87, 162
Bush 87, 155
Butler 20,'21,70,71,95,226
Buzan 103
Bynum 87
8_oro 68
Byrd 39
Cabler 23
Caddy 73
Cage 207
Cagle 87, 179
Caigle 178
Cain 70, 71
Caison 119
Calaway 136
Calcott 39
Caldwell 71, 73, 90, 123, 136, 141,
150, 151, 228
Callahan 225
Callison· 67, 70
Calloway 70
Calvert 36, 146
Cambell 225
Cameron 162
Campbell 15, 116, 136, 178, 208
Can 71
Canada 154, 206
Canceller 70
Cane 46
Cannon 136, 169
Cantrell 19
Carden 193
Carey 191
Cargile 67
Carhart 9
Carla rough 136
Carlberg 188
Carlile 86, 19.3.
Carlisle 90
Carmickle 67
Carmody 13
Carnett 136
Carouthers 169
Carpenter 29, 31, 172
Carr 67, 172. 178, 179
Carrel 134
Carrick 181
Carrigan 109
Carrol 177
Carroll 46, 95, 154, 232
Carson 206
Carter 46, 70, 82, 90, 123, 172, 174,
177, 178. 205
Carum 67
238
Caruthers 193
Case 10, 150
Casey 57,119,121,122,177,230
Cash 67
Casper 20, 21
Cass 136
Cassaday 15
Casteel 67
Castelow 177
Castine 9
Castleberry 136
Cas tlebury 150
Cathey 164, 165, 166, 168
Cato 208, 227
Caufair 177
Cauthen 201
Causey 21
Cocil 201
Cerny 111, 122
Cetchum 30
Chadrick 07
Chadwic 70
Chaftan 67
Chambers 232
Champion 67, 188
Chance 208
Chanceler 231
Chancellor 200
Chandler 73, 83, 153, 213, 226
Chaney 53. 227
Chapman 17, 80, 162, 231
Chappell .57
Chastain 67, 136
Chasteen 118
Cheek 123
Cherty 95, 118
Chesser 133, 189
Chestnut 1 S2
Chiders 31. 225
Childress 106
Chisholm 173
Chism 173
Christie 169
Chumley 155
Chunn 43
Churchill 168, 177
Churchman 205, 213
Cisco 174
Cissell 1 B6
Clanton 15, 88
Clapp 222
Clardy 88
Clarence 8G
Clark 32,35,09,109,121.122.123,

125,154
Clarke 86, 125
Cley 134
Clayton 95, 136, 226
Clearwater 82
Cleera 134
C1099 136
Clem 136
Clement 150
Clemmons 167
Clemons 149
Cliff 123
Clifford 56'
CHfton 176, 177, 231
Cline 67, 95, 96, 177, 221
Cltngman 22, 25, 30
Cloud 136
Cloves 125
Clower 136, 166
Clowers 136
Clurny 89
Cobb 136, 1 77, 193, 205
Cochran 165, 166, 167, 166, 205
Cochrane 98
Coehrum 67
Cocke 29, 125
Coffer 186, 230
Coffman 136
Coffey 84
Cogburn 32
Cogg5",ell 222
Cohn 6
C ok e 12
Coker 120, 171, 173, 174, 205
Colburn 70
Colela.ieur 120
Colcl.sure 120
Colder 205
Cole 30, 32, 34, 55, 62, 179, 217, 232
Coleeord 39
Coleman 31,90,94,106,136,157,160
Coleville 11
Colewell 6
Collette 46
Collier 26, 103, 136, 230
Collins 9, 11, 15, 93, 108, 119, 178,
181, lBB, 230
Collum 200, 201
Colvert B3
Compere 136
Compton 15,
Com.tock 95
Coney 53
Condit t 154
239
Cone 67
Conley 136
Connell 60, 155, 217
Conway 32, 81, 108, 208
Cook 10, 35, 59, 73, 90, 157, 158,
189, 1 ~1, 206, 227
Coonce 118, 189
Cooper 9, 87, 173, 205, 232
Cope 224
Copeland 90, 136
Corbit 168
Corder 146
Core 169
Cornet 67
Corrington 55, 226
Corzine 201
Cossey 20e, 229
Cothorn 133
Cothren 67
Cotoner 92
Cot tingham 193
Cottrell 66
Couch,29, 31, 154
Coughlin 106
Counts 46, 47
Covert 79
Covey 140
Coward 32, 136
Cowdrey 178, 207
Cowen 124. 205
CowIe 194
Cox la,
13, 72, 66, 92, 106, 123, 136.
178, 2UO
Coyle 226
Cozean 187
Cozen 187
Cozine 187
Crabtree 89
Craig 15, 49
Craighill 42
Crail 67
Cr.ne 127
Cr.ven 103
Cravens 115, 207
C.awford 57,135,191,223,233
Creasey 157
Creed 225
Creel 110. 165, 166
Creswell 175, 177, 179
Cribbs 70
Crim 41
Crise 124
Criswell 173
Crockett 1, 3, 4, 5

Cronin 19
Croom 21
Crosby 155
Cr055 52, lOS,
Crossaugh 177
Cr055well 88
Crouch 46, 125, 178
Crow 31, 75, 91, 116<, 177
Crowder 134
Crowe 74, 77
Crownover 122
Crozier 162
Crump 91, 134
Crumpton 189
Crutchfield 185
Crymes 165
Cub.ge 22, 25
Culbertson 45
Cullum 136
Culp 177
Culpepper 67, 116
Cunningh.m<225, 230
Curenton 127
Cureton 124
Curlee 136
Curp. 10
Curtis 33, 56, 122, 186, 202
Curtsinger 227
Custar 227
Cyall 178
Cypert 179
Daggett 85
0.11 . . 208
Dallis 208
Dale 181, 189
Dandridge 1
Daniel 71, 124, 169
O.nsey 134
Darby 106, 197, 208
D'Arcy 183
Darden 89
Dark 177
D.rneal 175
Davenport 122
Davidson 30,67,70,71,72,217
Davies 125
Davis 11, 29, 67, 72, 88, 90, 91, 96,
105, 108, 114, 123, 133, 136, 142,
143, 144, 145, 146, 166, 173, 177,
17S, 188, 189, 213, 233
Dawson 70
Day 89, 91, 96, 106
Deadwiley 79
Oeall 91
240
Dean 87, 136
Dearman 77, 177, 178
Deaton 29
DeBlack 164
Deere 73
Dees 136
Defoor 54, 119
Degraffenrie 53
Delamar 70, 71, 72
Delaughter 196, 197, 196
Delsindica 229
Delonger 9
Oelsindico 117
Demoss 152
Dempsey 211, 233
Dennington 29, 31
Dennis 141
Dennison 222
Denny 120, 229
Denson 206
Denton 86, 119, 136, 176, 205, 233
Derden 167
Derdon 161
Oeros. 149
Deshields 205
DeSoto 204
Dettenheim 115
Dever 1, 2
Dewease 188
Dhonau 110
Dibs 205
Dickenson 134
D1cke.son 53, 115
Dickey 217
Dickinson 70, 117
Dickson 198, 201, 205, 208
Diel 173
Diemert 120, 229
Diffee 30, 208
Dilbeck 136
Dill 173
Dillard 29, 3D, 31, 63, 176, 177, 179
Dillbeck 217
Dillon 67, 164
Dismukes 162
Dixon 136, 179, 20B, 218, 224
Doak 73
Dobbins 100
Dobbs 55, 59
Dobson 33
Dock 129
Dodd 24,<57,178
Dodge 95
Dodgen 219

Dodgin 219
Dodson 91, 168
Donaghey 217
Donelson 88
Donham 136
Donnell 90
Dooley 124
Doran 15
Dorman 12
Dorris 96
Dorsey 15
Doshier 206
Dosier 164, 165, 166
Doss 91
Dotson 162
Douglas 10, Be, 115, 136, 217
Douglass laO, 102, 103, 124, 230
Douthit 45
Dover 190, 191
Dowell .67
DOll1enger 92
Downe 6
Downing 21, 60,136
Downs 87, 93
Doyle 156, 177
Ooyls 90
Oriscol 165
Driskill 217
Druggers 136
Druj,'I8ond 177
Duckworth 155
Dudley 190.
Ouerbeck 228
Duff 9, 67
DuFour 181
Duggan 205
Dugger 113
Duggin 205
Duke 13,188
Dukes 217
Dumas 87
Oumlap S9
Dunaway 136
Dunbar 13
Duncan 12, 70, 106, 109, 147, 213, 233
Dunlap lB, 63, 113, 223
Dunn 11,71,124,136,209
Duran 3D, 136, 223
Durham 153
Dyall 173
Dye 20, 124, 156
Dyer 106
Dyke 217
Dysert 120
241
Dyson 151
Oyton 74, 75
Eady 151
Eagle 106, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166,
167,1G8
Eakle 111,122
Earnest 187
Eastabrook 193
Eas ter 155
Eaton 70, 81, 98, 164, 167
Echols 201
Edens 178
Eddleman 231
Eddy 41
Edmonds 6, 90
Edmondson 96 edwards 10,11,42,103,133,136,
154, 2U8, 217, 228
Egg 87
Elam .141
Elder 1,2,169
Eldridge 70
Eleton 87
Eliot 70
ElledYG fI!j
E lliat 209
Eills 11, 136, 162
Ellison 137, 178
Elmore 165, 167, 1613
Embree 108
Emerson 209
Emi!:>on 2m3
Endsley 67
Englalld 64, 162
Engleman 9
Engles 124
Engram 88
Enos 123
Eppler 137
Epstein 52
Erwin 157, 168
Etherage 137
Eskey 67,
Eskridge 108
Esnest 91
Este 87
E.tes 73,
Estill 15
206
Evans 54,72,91, 177.202,209
Everett 91, 205, 207
Ewin 193
Ewing 22, 3D, 31, 124, 134
Ezel 205
Fagen 88

Fager 67
Falenash 174
Falkner 137
Faller 91
Fanning 223, 231
Farish 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 193
Farless 165
Farley 67
Farly 213
Farmer 156, 209
Farr 24, 89, 233
Farrar 173
Farrelly 125
Farrier 205
Farsha 88
Faulk 188
Faulkenberry 177
Faulkner 217
Fawcett 43, 69
Feagin 142
Felix 137
Fellner 103
Fellows 205
Fenley 61
Fenter 90
Ferghner 9
Ferguson 124, 125, 127, 182, 181, 231
Ferrell 67
Ferrier 173
Ferris 83
Few 21 9
Fiddler 209
Field 90, 125, 185
Fields 167
Fig9 137
Filey 90
Findhy 1,50,177,178
Finley 173, 176, 177, 178
Finn 194
Fisher 12, 38, 87, 137, 167
Fite 73
Fit zhuh 73.
Fitzpatrick 106
Flake 209
Flanary 178
Flanery 133
Flatt 92
Fleming 186
Flemming 134
Fleniken 190
Fleshman 9, 137
Fletcher 70, 134, 213
Flinn 209
Flippin 24, 20S
242
Floral 117
Flournoy 15
Floyd 137, 154
Folwell 156
Fonsvill 164
FOOK!:i G'l
Fooshee 30
Forbes 155
Ford 54, 72, 89, 137, 167, 168, 173,
177, 200, 218
Foree 75
Foreman 115,117
Forshee 201
Fort 124
Fortenberry 20, 21
Fortenbury 47
Fortner 153, 154, 155, 209
Fosdick 47
Foster 31, 93, 94, 125, 182, 225
Fountain 88
Fousha 92
Fowler 137, 294
Fox 154, 165
Fraley 228
Francis 38, 42, 43, 181 , IS2, 1S3
Franklin 9, I 5, SS, I 24, 153
Frasier 134
Frazier 92. 134, 209, 220
Freel 91
Freeman 91, 177, 217, 233
F r e n c h 53, 1 77
Frensley 92
Friar 88
Friday 92
Friend 171, 173, 205
Frier 91
Frith 149
Frost 137
F'rulkner 21
Fry 70, 83, 90, 137
Fulkerson 173
Fulks 87
Fuller 10
Fulton 15
Funderburg 145, 151, 152
Furguson 209
Furman 130
Gaddy 13
Gage 205
Gagliano 169
Gaines 15, 227
Gal ther 151
Gallaher 166
Galloway 137

Galtiher 11
Gamel 113
Gammill 11
Gampbell 9
Gannon 80
Gantt 71, 105
Gardner 120, 173
Garland 223
Garmoney 116
Garmany 71
Carner 10, 29, 3D, BG, 93, 133, 157,
173, 187, 200
Carrett 15, 54, lSI, 193
Carrie 72
Garrison 137, 205
Gately 167
Gatewood 18
Gathers 88
Gatlen 92
Gaylord 39
Geers 178
Cellon 113
Ceodsoke 10
George 67
Cestring 115, 226. 233
Gibbons 125, 178
Gibbs 56, 68, 144, 156, 191
Gibson 55, 70, 90, 124, 137, 155, 217,
227, 233
Gideon 205
Gieck 169
Giff 35
Gifford 30
Gilbert 153, 154
Gilchrist 18
Gilhart 137
Gill 9, 175
Gillis 71
Gillispie 96
Gilmore 88
Gilum 30
Ginnett 146, 148, 149, 152
Ginther 169
Givens 137
Gipson 55
Glacen 90
Gladden 23, 93
Glascow 187
Glass 178
Glenn 20, 21, 137, 205
Glidden 113
Glover 29, 102, 163, 164, 165, 166,
167, 168, 169
Goad 56, 164, 165
243
Godbehere 12, 13
Godwin 20
Goff 130
Gold 155
Golden 25, 29, 30
Golding 3D, 31, 91
Good 137
Goodall 205
G"oodeill 117
Goodhart 41
Goodman 55, 114, 149,
226 lag, 205, 207,
Goodner 25, 15. 137
Goodpasture 120
Goodrich 134. 177
Goodrum 162, 153
Goodwin 20,21,50.119,137,178
Gordon 30, 71, 124, 200
Gore 86, 137
Goshen. 166
Goss 60
Gowen 92. 86
Gower 227
Go",ers 116
Goza 71, 73
Grace 87
Gracen 87
Gragg 116
Graham 9, 58, 88, 90, 104, 137. 226,
229
Granis 137
Grant 30,31,198,200.201,202
Gravatt 114. 230
Graves 177
Gravier 96
Gray 54 f
105, 145, 147, 148, 150. 167,
173, 176, 177, 179, 205
Greathouse 33
Green 6, 9, 10, 29, 31, 33 t
70. 72,
73, 106. 108, 134. 137, 145, 146
Greene 70, 118. 152
Gr13enshaw £\9
Greer 127
Gregg 41. 116, 173
Gregory 137
Grey 145
Grier 188
Griffey 7, 8
Griffin 10, 21, 55, 56, 70, lIE, 137.
189
Griffing 108
Griffith 123. 200, 223, 229
Griggs 173
GrilleU 11'1

Grimes 71
Grisham 129,133
Grisom 133
Grissam 133
Grissel 74
Grissom 129,130,131,132,133
Gr isson 133
Grizell 74
Grizzel 74
Grober 103
Grounds 177
Grubb aD, 84
Grubbs 70
Guen 5S, S9
Guerin 21
GUOTY 60
Guffey 178
Gulley 11
Gunn 220
Gunter 178
Gurley 87
Guthrie 153
Gutton 133
Guss 68
Guyot 167
Hacker 127
HaCKler 155
Haggard 106, 177,
Haggett 39
HagOOd 88
Hairgrove 85
Hais 87
Halbrook 109
Hale 166, 224
Haley 70
Hall 27, 29, 3D, 31, 70, 71, 73, 109,
167, 173, 199, 200, 20S, 231
Hallum 15
Halueask 87
Ham 9, 68
Hamilton 5, 13, 88, 96, 137, 178, 223
Hamlet 15
Hamlin 213
Hammer 46
Hammon 85
Hammonds 133
Hampton 137
Hanan 88
Hand 56, 206
Handcock 31, 118
Handley 113,121
Hanks 47, 224
Hanley 34, 124
Hanna 191
244
Haralson 137 liard"n 205 liard"r GU
Hardgrave 164
Hardin 117
Harding 96 liarg 90
Harger 65, 66
Hargett 54
Hargrave 177, 205, 207
Hargrove 6B, 90, 179
Harily 89
Harkey II
Harlan 137
Harley 70
Harner 30
Harper 90, 1 5 I , 188
Ilarrcl '1.2'1
!larrell 15, 88, 90, 91 ,
Harrey 88
190, 194
Harrington 10G, 163. 168
Harris 5, 57, 70, 107, 134, 137, 163,
173, 176, 177, 179, 194, 199, 205,
209, 213
Harrison 7, 9, 31, 42, 7U t
71, 72, 73,
156, 21S, 216, 232
Harrod 209
Harshaw 70, 209
Hart 45, 70, 99, 137, 163, 222
Hartfield 123
Hartgraves 164 liar tiey \)2, I U3
Hartsell B8
Harvel 189
Harvey 70, 120, 156
Harvill 106
Harwick 124
Ilas'<ell 137
Hasken 194
Haskins 217
Hasting 178
Hastings 73, 218, 233
Hatch 31
Hatfield 170
Havel 189
Hawkins 34, 43, 68, 72, 88,
I 70, 179, 190
Hawley 96
Hawthorn 175 a9.
173,
Hayden 177
Haygood 09
Haynes 86, 09
Haynie 216
Hays 60, lOG

Headlee 1 B
Headly 18
Heard 68
Hearn 28
Heasley 177
Heath 55
Heckals 10
Hedgepeth 86, 88
Hee 144,191
Heird 231
Heitman 66
Helderlein 103, 104, 115, 116,
230
Helms 21
Helus 87
Hementred 69
Henden 91
220,
Henderson 29, 31, 114, 117, 123, 124,
133, 146, 157, 158, 159, 168, 177
Hendon 153
Hendrickson 89
Hendrix 191
Henley 68
Henraw 178
Henry 73,124,156,178,191,209-
Hensley 133, 225
Henson 231
Henthorn 3D
68 Hentsley
Herod 31
Heron 30
Herring 200
Herrold 227
Herron 178
Herse 173
Hert 163
Herzberger 137
Hester 163, 164
Hibbard 222
Hickerson 117
Hickey 137
Hickman 137
Hicks 118, 162, 163, 164, 165, 16G,
167, 168, 186, 213, 227
Higginbotham 232
Higgins 147
High IDS
Hight 224
Hightower 68, 89, 177, 178, 205
Hilger 117
Hill 29, 30, 57, 71. 72, 73, 86,116,
124, 163, 164, 177, 205
Hillburn 137
Hilliard 15, 165, 167, 225
245
HillIs 86
Hilton 12, 13
Hilzheim 96
Hines
Hinkle
30, 35
176
Illok:;un 1UO, l1U
Hinson 208
Hipps 09
Hitch 188
Hively 176, 177
Hix 87
Ilixnon 210
Iloade 42
Haag 177
Hobkirl< lOa
Hobson 59
Hodge 94, 154
Hodges 124, 149, 154, 155, 209
Hoffine 91
Hoffma.n 209
Hofler 163
Hogan 15,100,124,137,173,205,209
Hoge 109
Hogenstein 137
Hoggard 163, 164
Holbert
Holcomb
9
70, 77, 150
Holden 60, 151, 152
Holder 21, 79
Holderby 124
Holford 20
Holladay 190
70, 154 Holland 12, 13,
Holliday 155
Holliman 24
Hollis 11, 93
Hollman 141
Holladay 88
Holloway 15, 70, 71, 153
Hollowell 179
Holmes 70,71,72,137,209
Holwes 19
Holt 117, 230
Holter 187
Holton 222
Homes 16S
Homesley 124
Hopkins 00, 106
Ilopper 26, 30
Horn 23,30,31.53,177,191
Horner 21, 191
Hornsby 71, 182
Hornshaw 183
Horton 69, 165

Hoss 46
Hough 175
House 29,
Hausler 10
Housley 2
71
Houston 87, 108, 133, 137. 173, 179
Hovey 137
Howar 223
Howard 6. 67. 88, 117, 123, 137. 166,
168 t
177, 205
Howe 84. 138
Howell 25, 105, l1B, 165, 2Ul
Howerton 58, 82, 113
Howison 72
Hubbard 94, 125, 133
Hubbell 223
Hubble 58
Hubble 177, 178
Huddleston 31. 55. 106, 206, 209
Hudson 21, 73, 88, 205, 207, 231, 233
Huen 138
Hues 138
Huey 181
HuFf 166, 178
Huggins 68," 190
Huggs 200
Hugh 208
Hughes 89, 90, 123, 130, 198
Hughs 79
Hulbert 14
Hull 46. 124
Hulsey 115, l1B, 226
Hundley 15
Hunt 20, 21, 119. 194, 222
Hunter 58, 163. 193, 194
Huntington 222
Hurst 68
J
90, 173, 205
Kurt 7
Huskey 21
Hutchens 153
Hutchingson 224
Hutchinson 72, 123, 177
Hutchison 178
Hutchman 168
Hutto 138
Hyde 15, 106, 138
Hyden 113,121
Hyner 15
Hynson 124
Hyslop 96
Icam 11
Icehower 178
Ifland 190, 191. 230, 231
IlUng 60
246
Impson 15
Incho. 10
Ingram 54, 152, 205, 208
Irby 223
Irun 174
Irvine 'tS
Irwin 186
Isaacs 226
Isham 213
Iso,,, 3D, 190
Isreal 227
Ivcy 1.34 lole 133
Ivins 31
Ivy 187
Izard 170
Jackson 33, 37, 44, 60. 87. 89. 167,
1'17,178,182, 189,199,200,229
Jacobs 112, 138, 178
Jago 213
Jameison 138
Jam.s 21, 31, 42, 57. 88, 104, 119,
121,138,209
Jamison 10, 115, 117, 178, 228, 230
Jean 234
Jefferson 207
Jeffery 174, 175, 176, 177, 179
Jeffes 88. 91
Jeffrey 123, 187
Jeffus 93, 94
Jeneble 92
Jenkins 9, 15, 89, 106. 138, 206
Jenning 10
Jennings 213
Jeter IS, 202
Jett 125
Johns 228, 232
Johnson 15, 18, 3D, 31, 35, 60, 68,
00,07,88,09,91,93,108,121,123,
134, 130. 156, 16B, 173, 177, 178.
179, 205, 209, 217, 218
Jolly 134, 210
Jones 1, 3, 4, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23. 24,
26, 29, 3D, 31, 34. 37, 68, 72. 81,
84,89,91,105, 114. 117, 119,124,
131,138,151,153.154,163,165,
166,178, 18G, 187, 191, 193. 194,
201.205, 209, 210, 217. 223, 224.
225. 230
Jordan 29, 3D, 31 , 89, 125, 173
Jorden 92
Jordon 29
Joslin 56
Joslyn 152

Joy 87
Judkins 125
Justice eo,
177, 178,
Kassen 191
Kauffman 15
Kaufmann 42
Kavanaugh 177, 207
Keadle 106
Kearuey 9
Keath 205
Keathley 210, 217
Keating 138
Keck 57
Keele 90
Keeling 227
Keesee 177
Keeler 206
Keiss 84
Keith 205
Kell 181
Kellam 108
Kelley 9, 37, 6B, 73, 152, 185
Kelly 73,123,129,131,138,173
Kelaugh 205
Kendr ick 56, 9.2
Kennedy 47, 77, 91, 106, 138
.Kent 68, 90, 231
Kerr 24
Ketchum 29
Kevan 213
Key 72, 74, BO, 191
Kidd 205
Kiepatrick 138
Kiernan 106
Killian 90
Killion 56
Kimball 66
Kimbro 106
Kinball 24
Kindrick 21, 26
King 46, 57, 58, 105, 108, 123, 138,
173, 178, 205, 226, 233
Kinsey 118
Kirby 79, 178, 193, 210
Kirk 163
Kirkendall 10
Kirkland 178
Kirkpatrick 155, 202
Kirkwood 98
Kitbly 10
Kittrill 86
Kit ts aa
Kively 193
247
Kiziah 230
Kizzer 29
Kin!a 29
Kizziar 230
Klein 60
Knight 7
Knittle 43
Knobel 96
Knott 68
Knolts 112
Knox 44, 168
Koch 142, 143, 144
Koen 135
Kohl 37
Konrad 219
Krith 168
Kuhn 138
Kussman 126
Kuykendall 32, lQ7, 124
Lacy 90, 96, 184
Lafferty 172, 175, 176
La fland 138
Laird 29, 210
Laman 178
Lamar 57
Lamb 16
Lambert 29, 30
Lancaster 176, 178, 179, 191
Lance 04
Lancour 40
Landry 215
Lnne 05, 224
Lanear 124
Langford 19, 210
Langston 173, 175, 177, 178, 205
Langr ty 138
Lanham 134
Lanier 91
Lankford 138, 178
Lanty 177
Lape 86
Lard 87
Largin 94
Larquier 92
Lary 210
Lasater 80. 83,
Lashley 146
Lasiter 162, 163, 164, 165, 168, 169
Lasker 52
Lasley 15 lassiter 53
Latham 89
Latimer 91. 210
Latta 25

Lattersall 91
Lattimore 123
LaHure 156
Laughlin 15
Lauhon 227, 233
Laurence 72
Lavander 24
Lawrence 89, 138, 147, 1413, 152
Laws 210
Lawson 47, 90
L.ll/ton 125
Layton 206
Lea 71, 72, 73
Leadbetter 189
Leaman 36
Le8eauf 116
Ledbetter 68, 118, 189,
Ledford 178
Ledgett 225
Lee 21,71,72,84,96,138,169,171,
186, 217
Legate 194
Leland 210
Lenox 185
Leslie 54, 114
Lesser 106
Lester 10
Leston 138
Lewallen 176
Lewis 13, 15, 149, 156, 169, 176, 183,
226
Lewsaw 20, 21
Leymer 37
Liddle 213
Lightfoot 31
Liles 1 S3
Lilly 91
Lilsle 153
Limbarger 82
Lincecum 216
Lindsey 71, 88, 155, 175, 176, 185
Lindsley 10
Lingo 20, 21
Li t tell 39
Little 11, 71,79, 90, 125, 138, 231
Littlejohn 70
Littleton 91
Li t trel 223
Lively 121, 156
Livingston 13, 38, 39, 123, 127, 175,
177, 178, 188, 217
Llewellyn 15
Lloyd 106, 205
Lockard 54
248
Lockert 123, 202
Lockridge 71
I.ofton 190
Logan 70, 94, 124, 125, 138
Logue 15
Long 121,123,138,164,173,178
Laok.doo 29
Looney 72
Lord 2115
Louis 138
Lovel 205
Loveluss 217
Lov i l l 217
Loving 1313
Lowe 87, 1313, 178
Lowery 32, 231
Lowrey 224
Lowry 138
Lowther 205
Loyd 31, 153, 173, 178, 179, 183,210
Lucas 86, 138, 213
Luce 177
Ludford 41
Luke 181
Lumley 42
Lumpkin 120, 138
Lunchlers 10
Lundle 182
Lundry 120
Lunsford 68
Luster 121
Luther 178, 210
Luttrell 54
Lybrano 15
Lyles 86
Lyman 222
Lynch 127
Lyner 177
Lynn 90
Lyon 90
Lytle 152
McAdams 103 rqcAdo 88
McAlester 112
McAlister 90, 199
McAlmont 96
McAlpine 60
McAnally 110
McBee 206
McCain 66, 138
McCall 11, 23, 213
I'IcCally 30
~lcCann '/3
McCar ley 177

r~cCarthy 178
McCarty 89,
McCarver 91
McCary 218
McCarvins 102
McCelland 6
McClain 227
McClendon 86, 92
~1cCleod 69 fkClure 36
McColluck 178
McCollum 164, 165, 167,' 168
McConnel 31
McCorkle 91
McCormick 34, 106
McCourt 182
McCowell 86
McCoy 176
McCracken 206, 207
McCraven 104, 229
McCravens 101, 102, 103
McCray 205
McCreary 40
McCreaven 103
MeCreavens 102
McCreevan 103
McCrivin 103
McCubbin 173, 178 f~cCulloh 30
McCullough BO
McCullum 118
McCurry 134, 138
McDaniel 10, 53, 72, 149, 218
McDew 210
McDonald 10,21,115,130,167,186,
205
McDoog1n 29
McDowell 45, 93
McDuff 29
~1cEachin 102
McFelch 177
McFelich 177
McGan 87
McGarrah 124
McGary 90, 171
McGee 11
McGehee 15, 69, 187
McGhee 181
McGowen 115
McGrath 19
McGregor 225 f~cGuyre 169
McHenry 96, 194
McIlvany 106
249 r'klntosh 31
Mcjunkin 178
[·lcKean 66, 123
Itlcl(e~ 613
~lcKellog 9
McKensie 134, 193
IVJcKerriman '~5
McKibban 117 r~cKinley 29, 30
McKinney 32, 185
McKinzie 88, 119
McKisick 124 flcl(issick 218 fll'Knight 108 r"cKory 133
McKweon 73
~1cLain 23, 123
~1cLane 22, 26, 219, 221 rlcLalJcl1lin 16U
McLaughlin 68, 177, 205 r.,cLoughlin 106
McMabb 193
McMahon 29, 79
McManus 73, 106
McMartin 180 rlcMillan 158, 226 r.,cMinn 167 r"cMurray 68
McNeil 70, 73
McNutt 217
McPeal< 213
~'lcPhail U? l~cPheeters 11
McPherson 138, 210
~lcVay 177, 227
McVey 205 r~abry r~achek
90
210 r~achs 02
Macy 191
Madden 9
Maddox 217
Magahah 213
Magby 10
Magness 124, 167, 205
Mallory 96
Malone 89
Manard 1313 f/lanasco 210
Manaskco 133 r~ann 49, 70, 71, 72, 210
Manning 72
Mansfield 27
Manus 35

~la
0
84
Mapers 87
Ma reus 194
Marian 204
Markham 29, 154
Marks 69, 119, 205
Marsh 91
~.rshall 11, 115, 133, 138, 194, 205
Martin 32,54.68.71,73,81,113.
114, 117, 123, 125, 134, 139, 169,
173, 177, 178, 193, 210, 231
Marting 153
Mashburn 120
~asQn 15, 42, 53, 88, 123, ,177, 179,
193
Massenga 88
Massey 72, 134, 150, 205
Masters 143, 205
Maston 148
Masville 106
Matheny 139, 178
Mathers 125
~athew. 49, 73
Mathis 205, 227
Matlock 72, 73, 117
Matthews 71, 168, 227
Mattice 126, 127
Mauldin 227
Mawer 183
Ma.hill 88
Maxwell 92, 139, 213
May 124, 129
Mayes 53, 86, 155
Mayfield 94
Mayland 21, l'1aynard 29, 30
Mays 53, 70, 199
Meadows 91, 147
Mealer 68
Means 11
Mear 67
Mears 45 l~e.yall 139
Medearis 61
Meek 37, 85, 217
Meeks 82, 147, 199
Meford 213
Megarter 92
Melton 18, 225 l'1endenhall 220
Menefee 125
Meradl th 29, 124
Merchant 80
Mer idith 21
250
Meriwl?atht:H 15
Merredith 54 r~errell 18
~Ierritt 178
Merteer 10
Messer 169
Metcal f 81, 210
Meyers 134
Michael 178
I~ichale 87
Middeton 205
Middleton 178
Mifey 07
Milam 217
Milbanke lfl3
Milburn 94
Miles 31 roll llegn n D5
Miller 10, 27, 35, 42, 55, 56, 57, 59,
58, B5, 95, 67, 89, 106, 108, 133,
139, 169, 185, 227, 232
Mills 116, 178, 220. 227
Milner 6, 219
Milnes 182
Milton 08
Miney 90
Minyard 173, 178
Mitchel 29, 70, 72
Mitchell 31, B7, 91, 115, 155, 163,
164, 189. 210, 229
Mixter 213
~Iize 21, 210
Moarland 177
Mobbs 106
Monkres 64
Monroe 91 r~ontgomery 29, 30, 31, 61. 71. 73, 64,
108, 114, 139. 177, 188, 205, 210
Moon 89, 205
~looney 21, 31, 16B, 173, 185. 207
Moore 1 t
6 t
33, 36. 86. 87, 88, 89,
91,108,113,124,13 1 ,,139,153,165, lG6, 167, 158, 173, 186, 190, 210,
217, 218, 225, 232
Moores 193, 194
Moorhead 176
~lorehe.d 70 r~oreland 205 r~organ 40, 49, 89, 106, 139, 193, 210
Moriarty 34
Morris 69, 90, 91, 93, 117, 134, 139,
141, 165, 166, 167, 168, 193, 197,
206, 213, 226
Morrison 139, 124, 151, 103

Morrow 30. 103, 120, 230 illorse 124
Morton 91, 96, 179, 213 lYlosby 108 ff,oseley 77
~oses 93
Mosley 131, 132
!'loter 139
110udy 113
Mounts 43, 181
Moyles 181
Mulleken 33
Mullins 46, 90, 139, 210
Mun 71
Munn 210
Munroe 187
Murchison 68
Murdoch
Murdock
87, 88
148, 149, ISO, 151
Murphrey 133
Murphy 40, 80, 167, 181, 191, 206, 233
Murray 19, 37, 96, 97
Murrill 213
Murtz 139
Muse 80
Musgrove 58
Musick 173
Myers 72, 73, 177
Nae 139
Nail 78
Naley 67
Nall 123 r'.nce 233
Napper 178
Narvelle 210
Nash 55, 71, 185
Nave 206
Neal 153, 155, 225
Nealey 210 t.!earick 89
Neely 155
Neighbors
Nelson
30
53,59,90,91,168
Nesbit 139
Nesbitt II.
Nettles 177
IJethercutt 177
Nevins 164, 165,
Newberry 139, 187
168
IJeweold 222
Newby 106, 162, 163, 164
Newcomb 30
Newcomer 91
Newcomes 69
251
Nowell 127
Newton 6, II, 87, 108, 139
Nexbitt II.
Ney 215
Nicholas 21
Nichols 9, 41, 68, 178, 188
Nicholson 31, 177
Nickols 41
~Jipp.r 225
IJipps 206
Nivens 164
Nix 71 t
72, 1 {14, 191
Noble 72, 114,
Nohls 88
157
Noland 176
Nally 88
Noonan 68
Norman 13. 15, 139
Norred 187
North,lO,15
Nor thcut t 223, 22"
Norton 36, 134
Notrebe 15
Nowell 211
Nudget 9 r'Jugent 88
Nunn 63, 70
Nutt 73
O'8ar 13g
0'8rian 70
OICaine 165
O'Conner 10
O'Leary 86
O'Neal 91,
O'Neil 15
O'Neill 109
Oakley 225
173
Odu," 70
Off itt 11
Offutt 15
Oliphant 55
Oliver 3", 82, 191
Olmstead 10
Olson 118, 220
Only 10
Orender 166
Osborn 21, 29, 31, 82
Osburn 79 at t 205
Ouley 29
Overbon 170
Overstreet 25
Overton 71, 09
Owen 139. 155

OeJens 134, 178, 213, 233
Owings 54
Ownby 139
Oyler 139
Pace 139, 189, 206, 207, 218
Page 141
Pain 206
Paine 75, 76, 163
Palmer 23, G8, 69
Paninan 88
Pankey 211
Pannel 139
Parham 70, 87
Parish 146
Park 112
Parke 222
Parker 29, 54, 70, 72, 85, 87, 94,
133, 139, 156, 162, 183, 164
Parks 24, 72, 70, 134, 211
Parnell 7, 168
Parrot 90, 133
P.rse 97
Parson 95, S8
Parsons 33
Partee 175, 176
P.szkeicz 224
Patchal 190
Pate 78
Patrie 211
Patrick 211
Patterson 71, 133, 164, 206
Patton 155
Pawson 178
Payne 15, 23, 117, 123,139
Payte 202
Peacock 21
Peal 229
Pearce 97, 224
Pearl 42
Peck 56
Pees 228
Peet 39
Peeples 167
Pelts 139
Per.Jberton 152, 155, 156,
Pence 111
Pendergrass 79, 191
Pendleton 15
Penn 20, 21, 178
Penney 115
Pennington 70, 191, 226
Penny 92
Pennywit 97
Pepper 11
252
Percival 69
Perkins 3D, 114, 178, 206
Peroon 217
Perrlman 206
Perry 35, 80, 86, 87, 126, 163, 173,
17D, 211
Persinger 84
Pertee 177
Peters [;3, 64
Pettigruw 123, 227
Pettit SO, 230
Pettus 134
Pettyjohn 30
Pew 170
Pfeifer 165
Pfeiffer 164, 166
Phares 74
Phdl)S 134, 13!l
Philbrook 108
Philips 99
Phillipe 92
Phillips 29, 70, 71, 72, 73, 92, 110,
167, 177, 190, 213, 231, 232
Philpot 34, 190
Phi~ps 138
Pickett 89, 108
Pickpatrick 154
Pierce 21, 187, 224
Pierson 177, 206
Pike 25, 26
Pill3'3 31
Pippins 29
Pitman 123, 178, 193
Pitchlyn sa
Pitts 31
Pixley 1!i9
Plade 97
Plant 220
Plumbly 178
Plum"er 91, 164, 165, 166
Plunket 70
Poe 139, 168
Pogue 73
Poke 123
Polk 23, 175
Pollard 00, 106
Pollock 47, 106
Pool 211
Poole 105
Pope 105, 211
Popham 8S
Porter 71, 91, 97, 219
Porterfield 71
Portis 96, 97

Posey 197
Poss 169
Potts 124
Pound 27
Powell 68, 93, 115, 133, 134, 176, 211
Powers 19, 34, 66, 68, 80, 156
Prather 216
Prats 154
Pratt 154,177
Preacher 29
Prentis 10
Preston 59, 211
Price 5, 21, 31, 57, 73, 217
Priddy 29
Pride 11
Priest 87
Primeau 55
Prince 21
Pritchard 110, 225
Proctor 44, 218
Prothero 211
Pruet t 106
Pruitt 155
Pryce 68
Pryor 70, 100, 124, 190, 226
Puckett 68, 118. 232
Pugh 178
Pumphrey 178
Purbon 91
Purtee 177
Putnam 108
Pyburn 105, 106
Pyle 53
Qualls 225
Quarles 177, 106
Quattlebaum 156
Quesenberry 124
Quilling 15
Quin 91, 141
Quinn 10 t
11, 88
Raag 6
Rabb 15
Rachel 154
Rackley 120
Raey 139
Rag 89
Ragan 223
Ragsdale 13, 147
Rainbolt 178
Rainey 117,230
Raleigh 93
Raley 142
Ralph 15
Ralston 97
253
Ralllsey 1 73. 175,
Hamson 88
Randall 86, 154,
Randolph 21, 70
Raney 139
Hassmusscn G
Ratcliff 71
Ratel! Ffe 194
Ratliff 139
Raulson 106
177, 211
156, 211
Halllson 10S
Ray 77,89,90,139,155,178
Rea 84, 165, 165, 167, 160
Read 15, 90, 97
Ready 226, 233
Reagan 223
Recker 18
Redman 124
Redmonds 183
Hedwine 89
Reed 59, 6B, 87, 91, 117, 152, 165,
190, 206, 217, 228, 229
Reeves 60, 113, 146
Refeld 92
Regan 102, 113
Reichard 103
Reid 71, 106
Reinhardt 70
Ileis5 108 neitwie~ner 222
Revils 150
I-il:yburn 12G
Reynolds 24, 87, 139, 173, 178, 206.
217
Rhea 31, 228
Rheum 170
Rhoades 120
Rhoden 232
Rhodes 11, 71, 72, 89, 139, 177
Rice 113,178, 181, 180,193
Richards 59, 211
Richardson 1, 21, 86, 138, 173, 176,
178
Richeson 231
Richey 21
Richman 40
Richmond 21
Richter 221
Ricker 18
Rickey 45
Rider 21. 164
Ridling 61
Rielbiens 139
Rieyley 177

Riggans 134
Riggen 72
Riggs 176
Right 88
Riley 97, 139, 190
Ringer 220
Rios 58
Ritchie 9, 201
Ritter 139, 206
Ritz 83
Rives 17
Roane 97, 108
Robards 37
Robbins 155, 174
Roberson
Roberts
97,139, 166
9," 65, 133, 174, 193, 206,
211. 222.
Robertson 73, 116, 124, 139, 147, 174,
177. 225, 229
Robins 3D, 68
Robinson 3D, 31, Sll, 71, 124, 134,
139, 140, 174, 176, 183, 211, 229
Roche 222
Rochler 10
Rock 115
Roddy 123
Rodman 154
Rodgers 88. 99
Roger 70, 224
Rogers 37, 56, 87, 88, 140, 153, 183,
193. 206, 213, 232
Roland 140, 231
Rolett 89
Rolet ts 87
Rollins 86
Rohing 31
Roper 31, 89
Rosborough 90
Rose 154, 206
Ross 9, 12, 45, 70, 72, 85, 107, 163,
177
Rossen 179
Rossener 47
Rosser 90
Rossner 66
Rountree
Rowan 224
109
Rowden 207
Rowland 53, 102, 118,
Rowlett 206
Roycroft 15
Ruble 109
Ruchman 53
Ruddell 134
191, 224, 226
254
Rudisill 106
Rumley 140
Runyon 123
Rush 154
Rushing 147
Rusmiselle 42
Russel 70, 71, 72, 124, 180
Russell 73, 86, 133, 174, 196, 197
Rutherford 109, 194, 206
Rutledge 232
Ruyle 10
Ryal 206
Hayls 20"
Ryan 90, 123
Sabin 223
Sadler 72, 163
Sahon 66 sain 34
Saint-Hiliar 182
Salsbury 9
Sammon 228
Sample 134
Sampley 140
Samuels 73
Sams 177, 179
Sandarphar 26
Sandefur 233
Sanders 10, 29, 31, 124, 156, 174,
191, 198, 206, 233
SandI and 230
Sandlin 68, 230
Sanford 167
Sannoner 50
Sargent lID, 183
Satterfield S6
Saul 181
Saunders 23
Savage 71. 224
Sawyer 152
5awyers 154
Saylors 12S scarb0.r0ugh 190
Scates 30, 114
Schenk 91
Schermerhorn 44
Schoolcraft 171, 172
Schull 97
Schuyler 39
Schwabacher 69
Scott 11, 3D, 43, 70, 71. 79, 124,
133. 134, 140, 177
Scrimshire 71, 73
Scroggins 178
Scragin 12S

Scruggs 181
Scudder 86
Scull 97, 123, 125
Seaborn 79
S •• burn 213
Seals 188
Seaman 182
Searcy 140
Sears 118
Secendarff 97
See 88
Selby 4S
Self 9, 4S, 85, 92
Sell 83
Sellars 92
Sellers 164, 211
Se~"'es 134
Senter 92, 1 DB
Sergeant 183
Sessions 15
Sevarks 10
Severe 30, 31
Sevier 3D, 31
Sewell 169
Shaddock 226, 228
Shade 140
Shamaker
Shands
163
155
Shane 154,155
Shankle 226
Shannon 133, 174, 17S, 179
Shanty 106
Sharp 89, 134, 168
Sharps 88
Shaw lS, 41, 102
Shearin 231
Sheets 3D, 87
Sheffard 81
Sheham 87
Shehan 71
Shelley 38
Shepard 87
Shephard 87
Sherart 91
Sherer 88
Sherman 108
Sher r i l l 21
Shibley 112
Shinn S4
Ship 23
Shipman 178, 194, 206
Shirley 165, 168
Shivel 149
Shockey 81
255
Shook 193
Short 88, 202
Shrader 89
Shrubbs 130
Shrum 129, 130
Shuff ield 232
Shuford 106
Shurley 164, 166
Shultz 217
Shuttlelllorth 183
Sllnino 229
Simmons 105. 119, 163. 206
Simms 213
Simoneaux 229
Simonetti 41
Simpson 32, 52,
169, 176, 221
81, 87. 115, 123, 148,
Sim!. 73, 206
Sillely lllU
Singleton 1S5
SingnefJ.eld
Sinyard 94
72
Sisco 58, 1711
Sisk 134
Six 57
Skalka 38
Skelton 115
Skidmore 178
Skillern 163
Skinner 57, 87, 163, 155, 228
Slade 68, 86
Slankard 36
Slaver 233
Slighton 9
Slipy 140
Sloan 19, 7U, 91, 123, 178
Slodgen 9
Slakes 201
Slopman 34
Small 140
Smallwood 80, 89
Smart 187
Smith G, 10, 11, 13, 21, 27, 29, 35,
41, 46, 55, 57, G8, 71, 72, 73, 7S,
78, 82, 86,
123, 124,
BO, 90, 97, 106, 109, 116,
125, 131, 133, 140, 147,
148, 149, 153, 156, 153, 165, 166,
1GB, 1741 175. 177, 187, 1U9. 2U6,
211,213,217,226,231,232
Smithson 88
Smotherman 116
Snap
Sneed
206
89, 123, 174, 177
Snell 03

Snider 217
Snodgrass 13, 187
Snow 224
Soark 211
Somervell 70; 72
Sorenson 115
5ar re15 31, 198
South 230
50",ell 211
Sparks 36 t
97
Spar lock 140
Spates 31
Spaw 178
Spaulding 227
Speer 25
Spellman 98
Spence 140
Spencer 108, 217
Spergin 217
Spharler 150
Spicer 55
Spiller 140
Spillman 89
Spires 151
Splawn 199
Spore 159 otswoad 182, 233
Spotts 183
Spradling 68
Springer 232
Spruce 91
Spurl 163
Spurrier 194
Srug9s 69
St. Titus 140
Stack 56
Stacy 154, 186 stafford 178, 193, 202
Staggs 73, 163
Stagner 133
Stair 53
Stalvey 44
Stallings 206
Stanford 193
Standifer 103
Stanley 54, 119, 211
Stanphill 140
Starkey 134
Starkweather 108
Staton 120
Steadman 15, 42, 88 steck 97
Steed 72
Steel 217
256
Steel. 3G, 119, 194
Stegall 29, 30
Steilar 9 stephens 68, 69, 03, 140, 164, 165,
178
Stephenson 9, 115, 213
Stergis 140
Sterling 56
Sterrett 15
Stevens 82, 140, 211, 231
Stevenson 59, 70, 140, 147, 193
Stewart 13, 29, 31, l)!.:i, 121 f
155, 165,
174, 17S, 178, 181, 206
Stidham 152
Stiles 68,71,88
Stine 100
Stinnett 33, 178, 188, 206
Stin::wn
!)
StobfllllJh 19U, 191
Stobbe 53
Stock don 115
Stocks 212
Stockton 103, 193
5toddard 52
Stokes 113
Stolts 1211
Stone 36, 71, 72, 108, 133, 140
Stonewood 6
Storie gtl
Storm 55, 220
Stout 177
StovDall 51
Stover 193
Straisres 140 strange 156
Stratton 87
Strawn 23, 233
Stratllns 23
Street 54
Strevel. 18S
Strickland 30, 118, 217
Stringer 123
Strong 71, 123,
Stroud 115, 229
Stuart 227
Stuckey 77
Sturdevant 8G
Sturgeon 66
Sturges 16G
Styles 72
Sublett 82, 85
Sugg 193
Sullenb~rger 70, 71
Sullivan 55, 56, 90, 1H3,

Sults 149
Sum 31
Sumle r 212
Summerhill 189
Summers 117, 212
Summit 140
Sumner 124, 133
Sutton lB, 3D, 140. 155. 178
S~aim 163, 164
Swan 124, 189, 217
Swann 202
Swartzbaugl1 114
Sweden 140
Sweeny 105
Swindle 232
Symonds 39
Tabler 133
Tabor 206
T abour 177
Tackett 213
Talbert 89, 165, 178, 212
Talbot 72
Talbott 55
Talburt 206
Talcott 43
Taley 212
Talkington 155
Tall 72
Talley 212
Tally 212
Tangle 89
Tankersley 109
Tanner 163
Taper 140
T arcli fFe 193
Tarlton 140
Tarrant 33
Tarvine 106
Tarwater 106
Tate 12, 13, 90, 106
Tattermore 7
Tatum 54, 102, 114, 187, 226
Tauman 201
Taylor 21, 37, 56, S9, 71, .72, 89, 90,
91,98,123,141,153,154,156,167,
158, 177, 179, 213, 232
Teaff 206
Teal 90
Tea t 91
Temple 70
Templeman 13
Temples 86
TempI eton 13
Tepper 40
257
Terrell 217
Terrill 227
Terry 13,
Tax.da 215
109, 110, 119, 177
Thacker 30
Thaxton 53
Thetford 193
Theral 91
Thole OS
Thomas 18, 19, 23, 41, 53, 71, 91,
140, 147, 150, 174, 200, 217
Thompson 31, 37, 5G, 00, UO, 91 t
105,
100, 118, 123, 124, 134, 140, 163,
178,205,206,217,194
Thorington 35
Thorn 106
Thornbury 193
Thorne 18"
Thornton 13, 140, 217
Thra"he, 154, 233
Thrower 70
Thuma 93
Thundgill 6
Thurman 35
Thweatt 58, 193
Tidwell 123
Tilley 188
Tillison 154
Timas 133
Timberlake 70
Tindall 86, 89, 110
Tinnon 17U
Tinsle 89
Tinworthy 133
Tippen 11U
Tipton 170
Tisho 60
Tober 73
Todd 29,57,91,116
Toder 140
Tolbert 58, 225
Tollison 152
Tomberline 147
TOo11inson 29
Toney 70
Toombs 169
Toone 71
Torrey 222
Townsend 160
T OILlnson 168
Tramel 118
Trammel 206
Trammell 118
Travis 118, 162, 163, 164, 165, 187,

108
Trawick
Traylor
Treadway as
195
119, 133
Trice
Trigg
90
90
Trimble 123, 174, 175, 177, 206
Tripp 88
Troy 140
Truslow
Tubb SO
194
TuCk 10
Tucker 90, 97, 11 9, 120, 1 21 , 129,
131 , 133. 140. 142, 164, 187. 188,
Tuggle 115
199
Turnbull 224
Turner 43, ti 1 , 87, 88, 92, 115, 129,
177, 206, 21 B, 230
Turney 53, 11 4
Turrentine 193, 194
Tutt 206, 207
TutUe 85, 1 24, 222
Tweedle 127
Twiford 81
Tyler 56, 174, 173
Underhill 38, 232
Underwood 133
Unry 213
Upchurch a9
Ussery 157, 159, 160. 161
Utley 166, 167, 166 ut t
Van
10
Beal 18
Van Evans 140
Vance 141
Vancil 37
VanDalsem 17
Vandergriff 85
Vanderslice 71. 72
Vandever 29
Vandiver 201
Van Dyke 227
Vann 212
Van Rensselear 3B
Vanwelde 109
Vanvalkenbur 168
Vanzandt 206
Varnell 73
Vaughn 33, 86, 87, 155. 212
Vaught 23, 25, 31. 110
Vauglne 141
Vaugin_s
Velter 73
108
Vicker 88
258
Vienable 140
Villians 11,0
Vilsan 140
Vincent 74, 75,
Vinson 164
\1orenberg 62
120
Wac.ster 190, 200
Wade 1 fl9
Waggener
\;8990nor
99
100,101,102,103, lOll, 116,
233
Wainwright 148
Wakefield 44, 151
Wakely 140
Walch 90
Waldo 222
1Iialker !:I, 15, 21, Gll. 70, 72, ?B, 89,
82, 98, 108
1
124, 153, 154, 167. 168,
174, 176, 177. 178, 189, 191. 202, 206
Walkins 177
Walkup 90
Wall 212
Wallace 124, 141, 146, 147, 152, 174,
218
Waller 89
Walles 87
Wallingsford 9
Walls 68
Walsh 72, 73
Walters 163
Walton 91
Wamack 108
Ward 15, 86, 133, 156, 164, 165, 174,
178,212.214,215,216,231,232
Wardlaw 88
Ware 174
Wareing 220
Warner 10, 110, 212
Warren 212
Warwick 202
Washburn 140
Washing ton 11, 140
Washmoot 163
Wasson 25
Waters 109, 123 t~atkins 10, 12, 25, 32, 52, 79. 85, sa,
103, 1~O. 174, 170
Watson 15,55,72,91,114.140,141,
190
Watters 163
Watts 56. 178
IlIear 217
Weatherford 29

Weathers 148, 167, 168
Weaver 58, 68, 85, 200, 206, 231
Webb 20, 21, 51, 225
Webster 88, 105, 190
Weed 26
Week 141
Weims 228
Weir 174
Welch 39,72,73,141,178,213,228
Welde 109
Welden 109
Welfing 141
Welles 222
Wells 32, 59, 123, 174, 178, 219
Welsh 68
Wesley 68 liIessles 90 west 9, 25, 77, 141, 151, 152, 154
Westbrook 90, 217
Wetherell 47
Wharton 183, 212
Wheeler 108, 184
Wheelis 154
Wheelock 213
Whisenhunt 202
Whitacher 141
Whitaker 71
White 1 2 , 2 0 , 2 1 , 3 6 , 4 2 , 5 7 , 7 4 , 7 5 ,
83,87,91, 105,106,114,119,157,
164, 165, 166, 168, 212, 218
Whitehead 74, 86
Whitehouse 59
Whitelaw 141
Whitley 217
Whitfield 29, 3D, 90, 178
Whitlock 31, 88
Whi tlow 21 tlhitner 141
Whitten 67
I:Jhlttington 87, 199
Wicconvotham 92
Wicks 141
Widener 31
Wieble 141
Wiggins 88
Wilbanks 11
Wilburn 217
Wilcox 169, 213
Wilelen 91
Wiley 72, 141, 152, 180 l,}llhite 82
Wilkerson 21, 114, 217
Wilkes 7
Wilkinson 124, 141
259
Willburn 57
Willeford 187
Willet 223
Willett 191
Williams 9, 12, 20, 21, 31, 39, 45,
70, 71, 72, 75, 77, 66, 87, 88, 69,
91,113,114,117,123,141,164, 168,
169, 172, 174, 176, 190, 194, 195,
196, 197, 198, 200, 206, 212, 233
Williamson 2, 15, 69, BS, 89, 106,
124, 125, 223
Williford 141, 165
Willingham 141
Willis 90, 120, 178, 224, 230
Wnlmon 141
Wills 178
Wilson 31, 41, 55, 73, 87, 89, 90, 91,
98, lU3, 133, 141, 1 1 ,5, 157, 174,175,
17U, 190, 199, 206, 207, 212, 225
Winchester 141 ilJindham 15
Windolph 9
Winfield 141
Winford 21
Winfree 163
Wingard 149
Wingert 190
Wingfield 31, 51
Wisdom 223
Wise 98
Wiseman 178
Witcher 212
Witherell 47
Wither i l l 47
Whitt 81
Wofford 199
Wolf 123, 125, 170, 175, 177, 178,
179, 206
Wolfe 40, 85, 218
Wolfgang 141
Womac 206
Womack 63, 174
Wood 124, 174, 179, 206, 207, 225
Woodall 91, 202
Woodard 206
Woodey 124
Woodley 141
Woadrnasse 213
Woodruff lOS, 231
WOOd9
8, 29, 174, 175, 176, 179, 213
Woodward 121, 230
Woody 141
Woolen 106

Wooley 212
Wooly 212
Waamack 13
Wooten 161, 174, 177
War ley 29
Worrall 141
Worsham 25, 97
Worsley 42
Wortham 91
Worthen 52
Worthens 88
Worthington 54
Worthy 88
Wren 177, 179
Wright 18, 29, 3D, 33, 55, 64, 70, 88,
123, 141, 1S0, 201, 202, 212, 213,
218, 229
Wrightman 96
Wyatt 70, 141
Wylie 72, 156
Wynn 80
Yancy 126
Yandell 89
Yeager 183
Yealy 45
Yell 98, 204
Yeomans 165
Yergen 11, 13
Yingling 117
Yoachem 171
Yocham 206
Yocum 93
York 213
Young 15, 3D, 36, 56, 57, 81, 88, 141,
156, 176, 206, 207, 213
Youngman 29
Zane 45
Ziegler 55, 233
Zimmer 168