Vol 13 No 4 - Arkansas Genealogical Society

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The Arl(ansas
Family Historian
Volume 13, No.4,
OctjNov/Dec 1975
Note: There is a surname index for VoL 13
at the end of issue No.4.
THE ARKANSAS
FAMILY HISTORIAN
VOLUME XIII Number 4
OCTOBER-NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1975
Pu1li.hed Quarterly
By
ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY,
42UO
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Strt'j"
. lilli" Rock, Arkansas 72205
In.~.
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS
Mrs. Hay1e P. Hollis, President
Camden, Arkansas
Russell P. Baker, Vice-Pres.
l1abe1vale, Arkansas
Mrs. Gerald B. McLane
Sec.-Treas., Hot Springs
Ms. Margaret Hubbard
Cor.-Sec., Hot Springs
Mrs. Wi1lma H. Newton
Historian, Hampton
Mrs. M. A. Nee1, Herald
Hazen, Arkansas
Alonzo D. Camp, Little Rock
Mrs. Vernoise Chambliss, Camden
Mrs. Larry P. Clark, Little Rock
Marion s. Craig, Jr., M. D.
Little Rock
H. R. Garner, Rison
Mrs. Jerry P. Glover, Pine Bluff
Mrs. F. E. McGowen, N. Little Rock
James Logan Morgan, Newport
Mrs. Leister E. Presley, Searcy
Mrs. Inez Cline, Hot Springs
ASSOCIATE EDITORS:
Mrs. Mario B. Cia, Sr., 4200 nAn Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205
Ms. Margaret Hubbard, Route 6 Box 238, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901
Mrs. Leister E. Presley, 1708 West Center, Searcy, Arkansas 72143
CONTENTS:
PAGE
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 178
A GROUP OF HAPPY PEOPLE ••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• 179
(Taken on the steps inside the Arkansas State Capitol, just
outside the office of the late Kelley Bryant, Sec. of State,
on the f i ret day of our two-day Work-Shop, October 17 & 18"
conducted by Ronald A. Bremer, President of Gen-Cor & Co, Utah)
THE JOHNSON FAMILY OF MADISON COUNTY, ARKANSAS ••••••••••••••••••• 180
PROBATE CAUSES OF PRAIRIE COUNTY 1854-1856 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 187
GENEALOGICAL ITEMS IN THE SHUFORD-HARE SCRAPBOOK
Jackson County Historical SOciety, Genealogical Dept ••••••••••• 190
TUCKER CEMETERY, ROSIE, Independence County •••••••••••••••••••••• 192
HOLCOMBE CEMETERY, Independence County ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 193
CAVE CREEK CEMETERY, Independence County ••••••••••••••••••••••••• l94
LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF JOSEPH LAWRENCE - 1891, White county •••• 195
NOTICE! OUR FIRST VOLUME OF ANCESTOR CHARTS
(More will be published in 1976) •••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• 196
QUERIES •••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••.••••••••• ~ •••••••• 197
IMPORTANT NOTES FROM YOUR EDITOR ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 208
(Membership Dues Time!)
(THANKS FOR SENDING EARLY!)
INDEX FOR ENTIRE 1975 QUARTERLIES •••••••••••••••.•.•••••••••••••• 1-23
Neither the Associate Editors, nor the Arkansas Genealogical
Society, Inc., assume any responsibility for information or material
given by the contributors. Correspondence concerning any article
should be addressed to the authors. (Corrections will be made, as
soon as possible, if our office is notified, and proper correction
is given). E. Cia
MEMBERSHIP FEE is $6. per year (Year begins January 1, and ends
December 31) (4 Quarterlies per year are sent to each member,
one to each family) March - June - September - December.
Singel copy is $1.75 each. Please make ckeck payable to:
Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc., and send to - 4'200 "An
Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205. Membership is open to
anyone interested in Arkansas Family Histories, and sharing
information with others.
Some Back issues are available.
COPYRIGHT 1975 - ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC.
November, 1975
PRESIDENT'S PAGE In reviewing the past year's work, I must first of all give much deserved
credit to all of you members who have generously given of your time to the
work of our AItKANSAS GENEALCXl ICAL SOCIETY.
Everyone has been most helpful in sending in family data to our capable,
energetic editor, Mrs. M. B. Cia, and she has incorporated all of this data
to provide us one of the most interesting, useful publications available in
our field.
Much interest was generated b,. the two Seminars we sponsored, and many new
members were added as a result. Mr. Ronald Bremer of Salt Lake Cit,. conducted
the Seminars and all who attended were impressed with his "know-how" and .
methods of imparting his knowledge to those of us, both novices and "old
heads" who could be present.
Our membership of AGS has grown to a record number of some 520.
About 30
these are from various libraries, about 10 represent exchanges with other
SoCieties, and the remainder represent individuals.
of
We added one Honorary member to our list this Jear; Miss Jane ~le of Little
Rock is a pioneer genealogist; she is a charter member of AGS and we are most
happy to confer this honor upon her.
The announcement of the publication of our Ancestor Chart book was. made at the
Annual meeting and it contains 66 charts of members and friends. These are
mentioned elsewhere as to availability and price. We only grazed the surface
with these 66 charts, and alread7 have enough on hand to publish several more
books; let me urge you to send in your chart for inclusion in one of the future
publications.
We are pleased with the formation of a new Genealogical S0ciety in Batesville;
it was organized September 4, 1975 with the intent of promoting the purposes of
the AGS in Northeast Arkansas, particularly in the counties of Independence,
Jackson, Sharp, Lawrence, Stone and Izard Counties. ,Their p""st<!ent is Mrs.
Chalman E. Green of 2165 ~n Street, Batesville, Arkansas 72501 and their
Secretary is James L. Morgan of 314 Vine Street, Newport, Arkansas 72112.
This group has already volunteered their services in the work of indexing the
1976 ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN. We certainly appreciate this offer and are
most happy to accept.
.
Now, let me thank you for electing me again -- to serve you in 1976. I hope that
we can continue to work together for the betterment of our Society and the constant
generating of more interest in our hobby (obsession, that is!). Thank you, again,
for your trust in me and I hope to warrant that trust.
Our next Quarterly meeting will be held December 6, 1975 in Newport, Arkansas.
Quarterly meetings are open to all memb... s and, if you like, join US there about
11:00 at the Library, browse around the library, have "Dutch Treat" lunch with
us and stay for the business meeting.
This is the last publication for ,.ear 1975; don't forget to send in your membership dues for 1976.
S
erta Hollis{ Presidsnt
(Mrs. Hayle ;.)
628 Banner Street
Camden, . \rkane·g.e: 71701
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THE JOHNSON FAMILY OF MADISON COUNTY. ARKANSAS
By - Lucile R. Johnson
EDITOR'S NOTE: While writing her family histories for the Arkansas Pioneer's Bicentennial Book (to be published in 1976)
Lucile decided to share her information with our Arkansas
Family Historian readers. This is the first of several other
families (connecting) she is working on. and they also will
b~ shared as time and ~pace will permit.
Some of the other
families are: Ball - Gaines - Gray. If you have additional
information on any of these families please write to: Mrs.
Henry D. Johnson (Lucile). 109 Pleasant Valley Drive. Little
Rock. Arkansas 72207
1.
JOHNSON
b.
d.
married
daughter of:
b.
d.
Issue:
• Thomas Johnson
Robert Johnson. b. 17 July 1745. Orange Co •• Va •• d.
15 Oct 1815. Warsaw. Fayatic Co •• Ky. or Gallatin Co ••
Ky. Married 1770 to Jemina Suggett. He was a Capt.
during the Rev. War.
Issue:
1. Betsy Johnson. b. 1772 married John Payne
2. James Johnson. b. 1774 married Nancy Payne. James
Johnson (brother of Richard Mentor Johnson and John
Telemachus Johnson and uncle uf Robert Ward Johnson).
a Representative from Kentucky; born in Orange Co ••
Va •• January 1. 1774; moved with his father to Kentucky in 1779; pursued preparatory studies; a member
of the State senate in 1808; served as lieutenant
colonel in the War of 1812 and commanded the right
wing Battle of the Thames; contractor for funrishing
supplies to troops on the western frontier in 1819
and 1820; presidential elector on the Democratic ticket of Monroe and Tompkins in 1820; elected as a Democrat to the Nineteenth Congress and served from Marah
4~ 1825. until his death in Washington. D. C•• August
lQ. 1826; interment in the family cemetery. Great
Crossings. Kentucky. (This information was copied from:
"Biographical Directory of the Am. Congress 1774-1971"
by E. Cia. Oct. 1975) Page 1193.
3. William Johnson. b. 1775 married Betsy Payne.
4. Sally Johnson. b. 1778 married William Ward
5. Vice President of United States - Richard Mentor Johnson.
b. 1781 •• d. 1850. Vice President under Van Buren Regime.
Reportedly killed the Indian Chief Tecumseh. He never
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THE JOHNSON FAMILY (Con't page 2)
married. Richard Mentor Johnson, (brother of James
Johnson and John Telemachus Johnson and uncle of
Robert Ward Johnson), a Representative and a Senator
from Kentucky and a Vice President of the United
States; born at Bryants Station, Ky., October 17,
1781; attended the common schools and Transylvania
University, LeXington, Ky.; studied law; was admitted
to the bar in 1802 and commenced practice in Great
Crossings, Ky.; member of the State house of representatives 1804-1807 and again in 1819; elected as s
Democrat to the Tenth and to the five succeeding Congresses (March 4, 1807 - March 3, 1819); during his
term of congressional service was commissioned colonel
of Kentucky Volunteers and commanded a regiment under
Gen. William H. Harrison in the expedition and engagements in lower Canada in 1813; participated in the
Battle of the Thames, October 5, 1813; Congress by
resolution of April 4, 1818, presented him a sword
in recognition of "the daring and distinguished
valor displayed by himself and the regiment of volunteers under his command in charging and essentially
contributing to vanquish the combined British and
Indian forces" in the battles; elected as a Jackson
Democrat to the United States Senate to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of John J. Crittenden;
reelected and served from December 10, 1819, to March
3, 1829; elected as a Representative to the Twentyfirst and to the three succeeding Congresses (March
4, 1829 - March 3, 1837); was chosen Vice President
of the United States by the Senate on February 8, 1837,
no candidate having received a majority of the electorial vote, and served from March 4, 1837, to March
3, 1841; unsuccessful Democratic candidate for Vice
President in 1840; member of the State house of representatives in 1841 and 1842; died in Frankfort, Ky.,
November 19, 1850; interment in the State Cemetery.
Copied from "Biographical Directory of the Am. Congress
1774-1971", page 1196. by E. Cia, Oct. 1975.
6. Robert Johnson, b. 1786
7. George W. Gohnson, b. 1792.
8. John T. Johnson, b. 1788 married to Sophie E. Lewis.
John Telemachus Johnson (Brother of James and Richard
Mentor Johnson and uncle of Robert Ward Johnson), a
Representative from Kentucky; born at Great Crossings,
Scott County, Ky., October 5, 1788; pursued preparat.ory studies; attended Transylvania University, Lexington, Ky., studied law; was admitted to the bar in
1809 and commenced practice in Georgetown, Ky.; served
in the War of 1812 as an aide to Gen. William H.
Harrison; member of the State house of representatives
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and served five terms; elected as a Jackson Democrat
to the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Congress (March 4,
1821 - March 3, 1825); was not a candidate for renomination in 1824; appointed Judge of the court of appeals
April 20, 1826, and served until December 30, 1826;
minister of the Christian Church for a number of years;
became editor of the Christian Messinger in 1832, the
Gospel Advocate in 1835, and the Christian Messenger
in 1832, the Gospel Advocate in 1835, and the Christian
in 1837; was instrumental in establishing the old Bacon
College at Georgetown, Ky., in 1836; died in Lexington,
Mo., while engaged in evangelistic work there on December 17, 1856; interment in Lexington, Ky. (Copied from
"Biographical Directory of the American CongreLs 17741971", page 1194, by E. Cia, Oct. 1975
9. Joel Johnson, b. 1790 married Verlinda Offutt.
moved to Chicot County, Arkansas.
They
10. Henry Johnson, b. 1794 married Betsy J. Flournoy.
11. Judge Benjamin Johnson, Federal Judge of the Arkansas
Territory Superior Court, 1821. He was member of the
"Arkansas political Dynasty" of Johnson-Sevier-Conway.
His plantation home was 6 miles south of Little Rock,
Pulaski Co., Ark •. , and he was appointed to office by
Pre·sident Monroe. In 1834 he bought Robert Crittenden's
brick house at 219 E. 7th Street in Little Rock. He
served until Arkansas became a state in 1836, then was
appointed U. S. District Judge. He was b. 22 January
1784, Scott CO' l Kentucky. died 1849 in Little Rock,
Ark. Married l~ll to Matilda Williams. Both are
buried in Mt. Holly Cemetery, in Little Rock, Ark.
Issue:
1. Senator Robert Ward Johnson, b. 22 July 1814, Scott
Co., Ky. Died 27 July 1879, Little Rock, Pulaski Co.,
Ark. Married 10 March 1839 Sarah F, Smith, daughter,
of Dr. George W. Smith of Louisville, Ky. Pros. atty.
and ex-officio Att. Gen. of Ark., 1840-42; elected to
Congress from 1847 to 1853; elected to U.S. Senate
1853 to 1861. Provisional Congress of Confederate
States 1861, elected to Confederate States Senate 186165. Defeated for Senate 1877 by Garland. His wife,
Sarah, was vice regent of the "Ladies Mt. Vernon Assoc."
1859 which bought Mt. Vernon for preservation and restoration; he was a law partner of Albert Pike in Washington, D.C., 1868. He returned to Ark., in 1878. He
was educated at Indian Academy, Frankfort, Ky.; St.
Joseph's College, Bardstown, Ky.; and graduated 1833
from Yale Law School. He moved with his father to
Arkansas in 1821. He is buried in Mount Holly Cemetery, Little Rock, Ark. (He was nephew of James
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Johnson, John Telemachus Johnson and Richard Mentor
Johnson) •
Issue:
1. Ben S. Johnson married Lina Vandergriff, 1878.
He was a lawyer.
Issue:
1. Rev. James Vandergriff Johnson
2. Francis Johnson married 1873 to May Curran. He
was a lawyer.
Issue:
1. Robert Ward Johnson, b. 1880, d. 12 December
1953.
2. daughter
3. daughter
3. Sallie Frances Johnson married J. Cabell Breckenridge.
4. name unknown
5. name unknown
6. name unknown
2. Juliette Johnson married Senator Ambrose Hundley Sevier,
(cousin of Henry Wharton Conway) a Delegate and Arkansas' only Senator in 1823. Sevier was born in Greene
Co., Tenn., November 10, 1801; completed, prepartory
studies; moved to Missouri in 1820 and to Little Rock,
Ark., in 1821; clerk of the Territorial house of representatives; studied law; was admitted to the bar in
1823 and practiced; member of the Territorial house of
representatives 1823-1827, serving as speaker in 1827;
elected as a Whig to the Twentieth Congress to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Henry W. Conway; reelected to the Twenty-first and to the three succeeding Congresses and served from February 13, 1828, to
June 15; 1836, when the Territory was admitted as a
State into the Union; elected as a Democrat to the
United States Senate; reelected in 1837 and 1843 and
served from September 18, 1836, until his resignation
on March 15, 1848; was appointed Minister to Mexi.co to
negotiate the treaty of peace between that republic and
the United States and served from March 15 to June 4,
1848; died on his plantation near Little Rock, Pulaski
Co., Ark., December 31, 1848; interment in Mount Holly
Cemetery, where the State erected a monument to his
memory. This plantaion was formerly the Johnson Plantation, 6 miles south of Little Rock. Judge Ben Johnson
also had a plantation in Chicot Co., Ark. (Most of the
above information was copied from: "Biographical Directory of the American Congress 1774-1971", page 1678.
3. James B. Johnson, was Sevier's private secretary when
he was Governor of Arkansas.
4. Richard Henry Johnson, b. 22 Feb 1826, Little Rock,
Pulaski CO' l Ark, married Anna Newton, b. 23 April 1837,
d. 19 Oct ltl88, sister of Thomas W. Newton; owner of
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the "True Democrat" newspaper 1857-1863; defeated
for Governor 1860 by Henry Rector; became Editor
of Arkansas Gazette, 1878-1881, when Sevier bought
the Gazette. (Sevier was his brother in law).
Was in Confederate Army. (C.S.A.) Note: Portraits
by Sully, of Sen. Sevier and Juliette Johnson Sevier
were owned by Mrs. Imogene Wright Sevier of Texarkana,
Arkansas 1938 •.
Issue:
1. Allen Newton Johnson
2. Junius James Johnson
3. Sidney Jordon Johnson
4. JOlln Adams Johnson
5. Anna Johnson
2. THOMAS JOHNSON:
b. prob. Orange Co., Virginia, d. Crab Orchard, Lincoln Co., Ky.
married?
(History of this family printed in "Maries Co., Mo.
Issue:
... ',Thomas Jefferson Johnson, b. 1782 married Elizabeth Hastings
2. James Johnson
3. William Johnson, killed c. 1813 in an Indian massacre, (ky.)
4. John Johnson killed c. 1813 in an Indian massacre, (Ky.)
3. THOMAS JEBFERSON JOHNSON"II:
b. 1782, Granger Co., Tennessee, d. 5 Nov. 1855 :"Bloom Garden
P~antation", Vienna, Maries Co., Missouri.
Married c. 1805
in Tennessee, prob. White Co., to Elizabeth Hastings. She also
died "Bloom Garden Plantation", Maries Co., Mo. Thomas Jefferson
Johnson, served with Gen. Andrew Jackson at the "Battle of Horse
Shoe Bend" against the Creek Indians, War 1812: Pvt. in Co., of
Mtd. Gunmen, 1st Reg't West Tenn, Migrated 1814 to St. Louis Co.,
Missouri, 1818 to Gasconade Co., Mo., Established "Bloomgarden
Plantation", was Planter, and Presbyterian.
Issue:
• 1. William S. Johnson, b. 1809, married Sarah Ellen Clements,
Migrated to Arkansas.
2. Col. James :1. Johnson, married Elvira Ferrall. C.S.A.
3. Mary Pauline Johnson, married John Coyle
4. Lucinda Johnson married Mr. Bowen.
5. Major Abraham Johnson,. married Emmelline Avery. State Legislature 186
6. Isaac Johnson
7. Elizabeth Hastings Johnson married Zion Hawkins
8. John Milton Johnson married Zilpha Ann Hawkins
9. Sarah Johnson, b. 27 Aug. 1808, White Co., Tenn. Married
to John McGee
4. WILLIAM S. JOHNSON:
b. 1809 White Co., Tennessee. Died c. 1860, either Kansas or
Missouri. Married c. 1825, Maries Co., Missouri, to Sarah Ellen
Clements (Nelly) b. 1809 Kentucky, d. 15 Oct. 1862 "Bloom Garden
Plantation", Vienna, Maries Co., Mo. William S. Johnson was
County Assessor. Migrated 1840 to Madison County, Arkansas.
Mig. by 1860 to Tecumseh (named for the Indian Chief killed by
Vice President Richard Mentor Johnson) Shawnee Co., Kansas. Sarah
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returned to Missouri. He ran a Sta~e Coach Line, and was a
planter.
Issue:
• 1. Thomas Jefferson Johnson III, married Julia Ann Tatum,
Migrated to Arkansas.
2. Sarah Elvira Johnson married Wesley Tacker
3. Elizabeth Hastings Johnson, b. 183< married John Gilbert
Sharp. He was born 30 Oct 18'30 C1alrborne Co., Tennessee,
d. 29 December 1912. They married 8 Aug. 1854. Elizabeth
was born 22 April 1833, Maries Co., Missouri, d. 11 Mar 18 2.
Issue:
Charles Belue Sharp, b. Maries Co., Mo., d. 22 March 1910
married 1887 to Sally Dawson.
James Marion Sharp, b. 19 Mar 1863, Maries Co., Mo.
d. 7 Aug 1904, married Martha Ann Gage.
Thomas Henderson Sharp, b. 25 Aug 1866, Maries Co., Mo.
d. 1939, married Otel1a Lewis
Sarah Ellen Sharp, b. 12 Sept 1869, Shawnee Co., Kansas,
d. 14 Dec 1872
·William Humbo1t Sharp, b. 19 Nov 1856, Shawnee Co., Kansas
d. 21 Nov 19'33, married 8 Mar 1888 Myrtle Jay Smith, b.
19 Nov 18s6, Shawnee Co., Kansas, died 21 Nov 1933, Harlings,
Texas. Myrtle was born 16 February 1876, Huntsville, Madison Co., Ark., d. 18 July 1900.
Issue:
Almeda Jay Sharp, b. 24 Mar 1894, Chautangua Co., Kansas,
d. 27 Dec 1945, married 1907 to James H. McClure
Harley Garland Sharp, b. 23 Feb 1900, d. Feb 1919
.Vivia Marion Sharp, b. 12 Dec 1888, Greenwood Co., Kansas,
married 20 JulY 1906 to Orwin Mobley. Orwin was born 1
Dec 1885, Elk City, Kansas, d. 5 Dec 1914, Springfield,
Mo.
Issue:
Mildred Mobley, b. 12 Dec 1907, Caney, Kansas, married
7 Sept 1924 to Reginald Edwin Warren. He was born 15
June 1899, Hattisburg, Mississippi. They married in
ElDorado, Union Co., Ark.
Issue:
Jay Richeson Warren, b. 9 Aug 1925, ElDorado, Union Co.,
Ark., married 11 Nov 1944 to John Mel1 Herring.
Reginald Edwin Warren II, b. 10 June 1929, ElDorado,
Union Co., married Sandra Lee Moore
Mary Jane Warren, b. 7 Mar 19'37 married 29 Dec 19~6 to
Joseph Craig Boone
NOTE: MILDRED MOBLEY WARREN has done most all of the Johnson Research,
she is the one who deserves all the credit for getting me interested in Genealogy about 1955. Lucile R. Johnson
4. Serina Johnson, b. 1835 married James McGee
5. THOMAS JEFFERSON JOHNSON, III: b. 25 March 1840 "Bloom Garden
Plantation", Maries Co., Mo. Died 4 Feb. 1904, Little Rock,
Pul. Co., Ark., buried in Walnut Grove Cem. (near Ferdndale).
Married 1876, Anderson, Mo., to Julia Ann Tatum, dau. of
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James Tatum and Julia Ann (Tatum). Julia Ann Tatum, b.
22 Nov. 1857, Anderson, McDonald Co., Mo., died 25 May 1942,
Little Rock, Ark., buried Walnut Grove Cemetery. Thomas
lived in Ark., 1843 to 1860, Kansas, back to Missouri. Mig.
1885 to the Johnson Plantation, 6 miles south of Little Rock,
Pul. Co., Ark., then settled in Franke, Ark. (near Ferndale).
He was postmaster of Franke, farmer, merchant, and memmber of
Presbyterian Church.. (Member of Mo. State Legislature before
moving to Ark.)
Issue:
* 1. James Henry Johnson, b. 1876, married Frances Irene Wooten
2. John Edward Johnson, b. 28 October 1878, d. 16 Feb. 1891
3. Andrew B. Johnson, b. 1880, d. 4 April 1891
4. Laura Johnson, b. 3 April 1882, married William Harmon
5. Ellodia Johnson, b. 2 April 1885, married Hunter Oglesby.
* James
Henry Johnson: b. 7 Oct. 1876 McDonald Co., Missouri,
d. 7 Sept 1960, Little Rock, Ark., buried in Roselawn Cem.
Little Rock, married 10 May 1916, "Wooten Villa", Ferndale,
Pul. Co., Ark., to Frances Irene Wooten, dau. of John Sutton
Wooten and Emma Ann Junkin, b. 21 Jan. 1895, Pheba, Miss.,
d. 12 Oct 1971, Little Rock, buried in Roselawn Cem. James
H. Johnson, owned "Henry Johnson Building Material Company",
was a building Contractor, Deacon of Hebron ,Baptist Church,
and a Mason. Frances Wooten Johnson, was Treasurer of Hebron Baptist Church, and a member of the Eastern Star.
Issue:
1. Dr. Henry Dawson Johnson: b. 26 Aug. 1927, Little Rock,
Pulaski Co, Ark., living in Little Rock, 1975; married
21 Dec. 1952, Little Rock., to Lucile Robinson, dau. of
Judge Samuel Read Dunn Robinson and Zelma Ruby Gray
Robinson. Lucile was born 14 Dec. 1928, Little Rock
Ark., living in Little Rock, 1975. Dr. Henry D. Johnson,
was in World War II, Navy Corpsman, Korean War, 3rd
Platoon, E. Co., 2nd Bat., 1st Reg., 1st Marine Div., Combat Corpsman; U of A at Little Rock, Hendrix; Grad. 1956
U of A School of Medicine. Faculty of U of A Medical
School, Past Chief-of-Medicine of St. Vincent's and Baptist Hospitals. Now (1975) Vice-Chief of the new Doctor's
Hospital. He has attended Harvard Medical School and Cook
Co., Hosp., Chicago, Ill. Member of: Am. Medical Assoc.;
Pulaski Co. Med. Soc.; Am. Soc., of Internal Med.; Ark.,
Soc., of Int. Medicine; International Brotherhood of Magicians; Pleasant Valley Country Club; Trinity Episcopal
Cathedral. Lucile R. Johnson: Attended Sullins College,
Bristol, Va., Hendrix, UALR; U. of A. School of Medicine.
Worked 12 years in Ark. Senate. Member: Ark. Med. Soc.
AuxilIary, DAR, DAC, UDC, 1812, Colonial Dames 17th Century, Past President of Arkansas Pionners, Ark. Arts Center;
Fine Arts Club; Quapaw Quarter Assoc.; Arkansas Genealogical
Soc.; Past Member of Ark. Arts Council; & Guild of Trinity
Episcopal Cathedral.
Issue:
1. Joy Lucile Johnson, b. 30 Oct. 1953, Little Rock,
Pul. Co., Ark. Grad. 1972 Parkview High School,
Little Rock; attends Louisiana Polytechnic University (1975). 1973 Debutante Presentation from
Pleasant Valley County Club.
2. Mathew Henry Johnson, b. 26 Sept. 1958, Little Rock,
Attended Pulaski Academy 3 years; attends Central
High School, Little Rock, Ark. (1975)
•••• *******
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PROBATE CAUSE:,
OF
PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARKANSA~
1854 - 1856
by James Logan Morgan
The records which follow were abstracted from "Executors and
Administrators Letters and Bonds Record C" of Prairie County,
Arkansas. This record was begun after all the county records were
destroyed in a courthouse fire at Brownsville (then the county
seat of Prairie County but now located in Lonoke County) in Sept.
1854. These records are found on pages 1 through 124 and were
recorded from 1854 to 1856; however, copies of earlier wills and
letters of administration (as early as 1850) were re-recorded in
this bOOk. Abbreviations used in this article. admr(s)., administrator(s); admx., administratrix; exr(s)., executor(s); exrx.,
executrix; gdn., guardian. For more precise citations, write.
James Logan Morgan, 314 Vine St., Newport, Ark. 72112. Please
enclose a stamped envelope.
Decedents
AVERY, Henry, d. June IS, 1851; Pleasant A. Horton, admr., July
24, 1851*.
BLACK, Mary, d. Nov. 27, 1853; Joseph Evans, admr. (subject to act
of General Assembly of Arkansas for relief of heirs of Mary
Black, approved Dec. 20, 1852), Jan. 14, 1853*.
BLAKENEY, Benjamin, d. 1855; James M. Blakeney, admr., May 30,
1855.
BLEDSOE, Robert, dec.; will dated Aug. 17, 1846, Putnam Co., Ga.,
proved July 1855, Putnam Co., Ga., recorded July 26, 1855,
Pulaski Co., Ark.; names Wilson Lumpkin. William Turner and
Nathan Bass of Georgia, and Garrett Watts of Kentucky. as
exrs.; grave to be walled in and marker erected (with birthdate,
Mar. 31. 1783, and deathdate); slaves to be sent to Ind. or
Ill.; nephews and nieces--children of my "late Brothers" Richard
Bledsoe. dec. ("l'!aving three children ••• in Nissouri"), and
Jesse Bledsoe. dec. ("leaving two children ••• in Georgia");
niece, Mary Frazer. daughter of "the late" Dr. Robert Frazer.
(Recorded Jan. 18. 1856, Prairie Co., Ark.)
BLEDSOE, Robert. dec., William E. Woodruff. of Pulaski Co •• Ark.,
admr. with will annexed, July 26, 1855, Pulaski Co., Ark.
(Recorded Jan. 18, 1856, Prairie Co., Ark.)
COBURN, Owen, dec., E. E. Dismukes, admr., Oct. 14, 1854.
COLE, Andrew J., d. July 6.1855; Taylor Whitley. admr., July 20,
1855.
DUBLIN, William, d. 1856, Lewis Dublin, admr •• Oct. IS, 1856.
*Re-recorded.
DUNAWAY, Isaiah. d. Dec. IS, 1856; William ~anders. admr •• Dec.
24. 1856.
DYE, John (R.), dec., will dated Feb. 3, 1853, codicil Feb. 4.
1853. proved Feb. 12. 1853*; confirms gift of land in Monroe
Co •• Ark •• to son-in-law. Samuel B. Goodwin, 2 unmarried
daughters, Elizabeth and Mary Jane Dye; son. John Perry Dye;
"my farm I purchased of my Brother Squire Dye", neighbor,
Samuel W. Williams, named exr.
188
PROBATE CAUSES OF PRAIRIE COUNTY (Con't page 2)
DYE, John R., dec., Samuel W. Williams, exr., Mar. J, 1H53*.
EAGLE. John. d. July 29. 1854, Elisha E. Dismukes. admr., Oct. 16.
1854.
EDDINS, Daniel L. (T.7), d. Sept. 18. 1855, Roderick McIver, admr.,
Nov. 19, 1855.
EDWARDS, Elizabeth. d. Feb. 26, 1856, William C. Edwards, admr.,
Mar. 22, 1856.
ERWIN, James, dec., Marion M. Erwin "remaining admr.", Oct. 9,
1852*.
ERWIN, James, d. Jan. 1, 1853, Oliva Erwin and Marion M. Erwin,
admrs., Jan. 27, 1853*.
ERWIN, William, d. May 5. 1856, King H. Williford, admr •• May 13.
1856.
FORD. James. d. Dec. 20. 1854, Johnson G. Ford and Linton B.
Ford. admrs., Apr. 9, 1855.
FREEMAN. Edward, dec., will dated Feb. 5, 1854, proved May 25,
1854*, wife, Hannah Freeman. "for ... raising ... our children",
friend John B. Hale (Haile) named exr.
FREEMAN, Edward, d. Feb. 16, 1854, John B. Hale, exr., May 20,
1854*.
FURR. John A•• d. Nov. 19. 1854, David Elliott. admr., Jan. 10,
1855.
FURR. John A., d. Nov. 19. 1854, E. E. Dismukes. admr. (in place
of David Elliott. resigned). Dec. I, 1856.
GLOVER. John. d. May 17. 1854, James W~ Glover. admr •• Oct. 9,
1854.
GOODWIN, Samuel B., dec., will dated Apr. 23. 1853, proved May 7.
1853*, wife, Emily Goodwin, two daughters. Sarah Elizabeth and
Emily Jane Goodwin, "place upon which I ••• reside near
Brownsville", Richard Pyburn and Samuel P. Stokes named exrs.
GOODWIN, Samuel B•• dec., William J. Rogers, admr. (in place of
Richard Pyburn and Samuel P. Stokes. appointed exrs. on Mar.
9. 1853), Feb. 24, 1854*.
GULLETT, Benjamin F •• d. 185_, Elizabeth Ann Gullett. admx •• Jan.
8. 1855.
HARDIN. David. dec •• of Marshall Co •• Miss., will dated July 12.
1843. proved Nov. 25. 1844. Marshall Co •• Miss., wife, children,
Eliza Ann Hardin, wife of son John Hardin, heirs of Joseph G.
Hardin. dec., equal division among "my children"··(l) heirs of
Joseph G. Hardin. dec •• (2) Elizabeth W•• wife of James Barton.
(3) Hannah. wife of Samuel Barton. (4) Eliza Ann. wife of son
John Hardin. (5) Minerva. wife of John H. McPherson, (6) Malinda
K•• wife of L. D. Henderson. (7) Eliza Jane. wife of E. N. B. G.
Willis, John Hardin, John H. McPherson. E. N. B. G. Willis and
Lorenzo D. Henderson named exrs. (Recorded Dec. 8. 1854.
Prairie Co •• Ark.)
HARRIS, William P •• of Prairie Co., Ark •• d. Nov. 20, 1854, Mary E.
Harris (Emily M. Harris). of Monroe Co., Ark., admx. (subject to
act of General Assembly of Arkansas for the relief of the heirs
of William P. Harris). Mar. 16. 1855.
HARRIS. William P •• d. Nov. 20. 1854, E. E. Dismukes. admr. (in
place of Mary E. Harris. resigned). Oct. 14. 1856.
189
PROBATE CAUSES OF PRAIRIE COUNTY (Con't page
3)
HUDSON. James B,. dec., Jacob B. Hudson and Adam D. Hudson, exrs ••
Nov. 23. 1855.
HUNT. Jesse M., d. Jan. 7, 1856. Tho~s D. ROberts. admr., Mar. 4.
1856.
IRWIN. John A•• d. Sept. 26. 1851, William Irwin. admr •• Mar. 18.
1853*.
JOHNSON, William W., d. Feb. 14. 1852, William Johnson. admr ••
Mar. 10, 1852*.
JONES. William P •• d. May 10. 1856, Aser Pipkin. admr., May 17.
1856.
LUCK, John B., d. Feb. 2, 1852. Robert A. C. Luck, admr. (in place
of John A. Furr, now deceased, who replaced Nancy Ann Luck, "
whose letters, dated Apr. 1, 1853, were revoked), Apr. 14, 1855.
McFARLIN, ---. dec •• Elisha E. Dismukes, admr., Oct. 11, 1854.
PERCIFULL, John, dec., will dated Dec. 17, 1851, proved Jan. 17,
1852*. wife, Sarah. residual legacy to George W. Percifull,
minor. son, John Percifull, daughter, Narcissa.
PERCIFULL, John, d. Dec. 1851. Sarah L. Percifull, exrx., Jan. 17,
1852*.
PITMAN, Thomas E., dec., George W. Taylor, admr., Oct. 9, 1854.
PITMAN, Thomas E., d. July (June1) 1854. George W. Vaden, admr. (in
place of George W. Taylor, resigned), July 12, 1855.
PYBURN, Richard, d. Jan. 5, 1855. Chappel S. Devall, admr.,
Mar. 2, 1855.
' "
PYBURN, Richard, d. Jan,S, 1855. Edwin M. Williams, admr. (in
place of C, S. Devall, resigned), July 12, 1855.
PYBURN, Richard, dec., heirs. Edwin M. Williams, gdn. of William
H. H., James K., and Sarah E. Pyburn, minor heirs, July 12,
1855.
RAYBORN (RABORN), William H., d. July 13, 1856. Hamilton Reynolds,
admr., Aug. 11, 1856.
ROBERTS, Lewis, d. 1855. Thomas D. Roberts, admr. (in place of
Theodore Clayton, exr.), Mar. 4, 1856.
ROBINSON, Cumberland, dec., W. C. Robinson, exr., Oct". 29, 1850*.
SMITH, Sarah W., dec., E. E. Dismukes, admr., Oct. 16, 1854.
SMITH, Washington, dec., E. E. Dismukes, admr., Oct. 16, 1854.
STILLWELL, Joseph, d. 1852, Syna Stillwell, admx., May 22, 1852*.
SWAIM, William, dec., William Swaim, exr., Nov. 27, 1855.
*Re-recorded.
TRAVIS, Robert. d. Aug. 26, 1855, Jesse Hamman, admr., Sept. 12,
1855.
Guardianshios
CLAND (CLAUD), Joshua D., Elizabeth J. W.. Phillip E., and Mary T.,
minors, William L. Buford, gdn., Dec, 18, 1856.
FERGUSON, Jasper N.. Salena E., Alfred M., and Joseph N., minors,
Sarah Ferguson, gdn., Apr. 9, 1855.
GOODWIN, Sarah E. and Emily J •• minors. William J. Rogers, gdn.,
Dec. 28, 1854.
MEANS, John Findley, minor. Thomas M. Means, gdn., Mar. 28, 1855.
OLIVER, Ann and Mary T.. minors. Seaborn W. Jackson, gdn .. Nov. 11,
1856.
REED, John R., minor, Roderick MacIver, gdn., Oct. 10, 1854.
ROGERS, John W. J •• minor. Isaiah Dunaway, gdn., Oct. 9, 1854.
ROSS, Andrew W., Catherine P., Margery N., and Laura C., minors.
Edith Ross, gdn., Jan. 14, 1856.
SMITH, Absalom F., JameS W., Charles J., Elvira, and Sarah Emily,
minors, A. J. Legate. gdn., Jan. 9, 1855.
SMITH, Frances E., minor, Isaac C. Hicks, gdn., Nov. 18, 1856.
190
GENEALOGICAL ITEMS
IN THE
SHUFORD-HARE SCRAPBOOK
Genealogy Department
Jackson County Historical Society
Newport, Arkansas
The abstracts which follow were prepared in 1970 by James
Logan Morgan from the Shufor4-Hare scrapbook, owned by Mrs. Gene
Howe (Martha Ann Hare). Mrs. Howe, who died in 1972, was the
daughter of David J. and Effie Ethel (Churchwell) Hare, of
Auvergne, Jackson Co., Ark. David J. Hare was a son of Rev. David
Jabez and Martha "Mattie" Ann (Shuford) Hare. Rev. David J. Hare
was a son of Jacob and Emma M. (Wheeler) Hare. Martha Ann Shuford
was a daughter of William Sidney and Ellen (Grider) Shuford! after
the death of Rev. D. J. Hare, she married a Mr. Walker •
... ----
DAVIS, Eliza J., b. Feb. 29, 1840, Giles Co., Tenn., d.
May 21, 1885, Jackson Co., Ark.! daughter of B. F. and Nancy C.
Henderson! married May 16, 1857, to Robert L. Davis! joined
Methodist Church before she was 10 years old, survived by her
husband, 2 sons, a daughter, 2 brothers, and a sister. Signed.
"Frank Ritter. Nashville Advocate please copy." Clippill8,
unidentified newspaper.
,
FRY, Robert P., stepson of Capt. John Henderson, drowned in
White River last Thursday 1 mile above Grand Glaize about even with
the old Robinson falm now owned by John Keel! age about 26, at this
point last summer, Walter Harrison was drowned, and, about 10 years
ago, George Cooper was drowned! NEWPORT INDEPENDENT.
GRIDER, Ellen, "Ellen Grider daughter of Jesse & Mary Grider,
formily of Warren Co., Ky., born 3 Nov. 1825". Handwritten note.
GRIDER, Mrs. Nancy P., wife of Col. Jesse S., d. Aug. 12,
1872, in Phillips Co., Ark., of dropsy, born Feb. 26, 1840,
Crittenden Co., Ark., "only survivins daughter of Col. Isaac
Burgett, dec.", survived by husband, children, brother. Clippins,
unidentified Helena, Ark., newspaper.
GRIDER, Shuford. letter dated Nome, Alaska, Aug. IS, to
"Dear Cousin" (Mrs. J. W. Shuford), written by Shuford Grider.
NEWPORT INDEPENDENT, 1904, No. 112.
HARE. Rev. David J., b. Jan. II, 1849, Fayette Co., Tenn.,
d. Aug. 16, 1884, at his residence in Jackson Co., Ark., of malarial
fever, son of Jacob and Emma Hare, received on trial by White River
Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church, South, fall 1872,
married Feb. 2, 1875, Miss Mattie Sheeford, daughter of William
Sheeford, they had 5 children, the oldest of whom died about a year
ago, obituary signed. "Jno. W. Boswell, Fort Smith. Ark •• Sept.
22, 1884", ARKANSAS METHODIST, Oct. 1884.
HARE, Rev. David J., b. Jan. II, 1849, Fayette Co., Tenn., d.
Aug., 16, 1884, at his home, son of Jacob and Emma Hare. joined the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, at age 20, and was reoeived into
the White River Annual Conference in Oct., 1872, after traveling 3
or 4 years, he located and settled in Jackson Co., Ark., married
Miss Mattie Shuford, daughter of Wm. Shuford, on Feb. 2, 1875,
obituary by John W. Boswell, CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, 1884.
SHUFORD-HARE (Con't page 2)
191
HARE, Emma, d. Sept. 28, 1892, in 14th year, only daughter
of Rev. D. J. Hare, dec., and Mattie A. Hare, obituary by "Lizzie
Shuford, Auvergne, Ark.", Methodist newspaper (probably ARKANSAS
METHODIST) •
HARE, Mrs. Emma M., b. Apr. 23, 1807, Winton, Hertford Co.,
N. C., d. Nov. 9, 1873, at residence of her son-in-law, Dr.
Wm. H. Robins, Wittsburg, Cross Co., Ark., she was married Aug. 16,
1825, to Rev. Jacob Hare by Rev. Daniel Southall, she had 10
children, 8 of whom are living, two sons are itinerant ministers
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, and another is a local
preacher, mentions her son, Rev. T. P. Hare, another, "Her
youngest, a member of the White River Conference", her husband,
Rev. JacGlb Hare, died in 1869, obituary by "James Mackey, Dec. 23,
1873." Clipping, unidentified newspaper.
HARE, Rev. Thomas P., b. Dec. 4, 1827, Hartford Co., N. C.,
d. of typhoid fever at his residence in Cross Co., Ark., Feb. 23,
1888, son of Rev. Jacob Hare, in his 19th year, he married Miss
Bettie Tuberville, he is survived by his wife and 5 children,
buried at Mount Zion Cemetery. Clipping, unidentified newspaper.
HARE, Willie Henderson, b. Nov. 9, 1875, Jackson Co., Ark.,
d. July 9, 1883, Cross Co., Ark., son of Rev. David J. and Mattie
Hare, obituary by John W. Boswell, Morrilton, Ark., July 21,
1883, ARKANSAS METHODIST.
HARRIS, Rev. Benoni, b. July 2, 1827, Howard Co., Mo., d.
Feb. 25, 1892, at his residence in Paragould, Greene Co., Ark.,
of pneumonia, reared and educated in Arkansas, began preaching
at age of 18 years, admitted to Arkansas Conference, Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, in 1848, obituary by L. L. Mack,
Paragould, Ark., March 2, ARKANSAS METHODIST, 1892.
HOWELL, A. G., b. July 20, 1855, d. Jan. 21, 1892, near
Paragould, Greene Co., Ark., evidently attended Pruit's Church
in Paragould circuit, left wife, 5 children, and 1 brother,
obituary by A. C. Griffin, ARKANSAS METHODIST, Feb. 3, 1892.
INMAN, Mr. Wm. B., and Miss Sue WISDaoI, were married 15th
inst. at residence of the bride's father in this city by Rev.
John Anderson, clipping probably from JACKSONPORT HERALD, Dec.
1868.
LAWRENCE, Mrs. Sarah Ann (Whitehead), b. Mar. 13, 1807, Pa.,
d. Jan. I, 1892 t at home of her daughter, Clarasa Wilder (part of
article missing), moved to Ohio with parents, and married Dr. David
H. Lawrence on July 28, 1830, Cincinnati, Ohio, ARKANSAS METHODIST,
Feb. 3, 1892.
McKIE, Juliette Branche, d. Feb. 12, 1905, young girl, buried
at Vanndale, obituary signed "Marie, Wynne, Ark., March 18, 1905."
Clipping, unidentified newspaper.
REINHARDT, Daniel F., d. at Little Rock, Nov. 27, 1888, in
68th year, while in process of moving to Little Rock, b. Aug.
27, 1821, Lincolnton, Lincoln Co., N. C., moved to Marshall Co.,
Miss., in 1846, then lived in Fayette Co., Tenn., 8 or 9 years,
moved to Prairie Co., Ark., in 1855, settling near Hickory Plains,
married 1845 in N. C. to Miss Harriet Shuford (d. 1862), married,
2nd, Miss Amelia Shuford, who survives, joined Presbyterian Church
before coming to Arkansas, was made ruling elder of the Sylvania
Church under Rev. James W. Moore 30 years ago, at his death, he
was ruling elder of the Hickory Plains Church, maintained a Sunday
School at his country home site, delegate to 1874 constitutional
convention, obituary signed "J. W. M., Little Rock, Dec. 6,
1888." Clipping, unidentified newspaper.
SHUFORD-HARE (Con't page 3)
192
REINHARDT, Daniel F., poem ("for The Citizen") written "In
Memory of Our Beloved Brother, Daniel F. Reinhardt, who fell asleep
in Jesus. November 27, 1888," signed "near Alma. Ark., SISTER
SALLIE." Clipping. unidentified newspaper (possibly DES ARC
CITIZEN) •
ROBINSON, Mrs. Mary E., wife of Willie L., of Grubbs. d. Jan.
22, 1892, aged 17 years, 1 month, 15 days, member of Christian
Church, obituary signed "HUSBAND, Grubbs, Ark., Feb. 26, 1894."
Clipping, unidentified newspaper.
SHUFORD, Jesse W., b. Aug. 2, 1859, Grand Glaize. Jackson
Co., Ark., d. Feb. 27, 1916, only son of W. S. and Ellen Shuford,
who lived at Auvergne for many years, converted under ministry of
Rev. J. F. Jernigan of Sand Hill Church, married Feb. 9, 1886, Miss
Lizzie Lee, moved to Newport in 1902, survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Fannie Robinson of Newport and Mrs. Mattie Walker of Vanndale,
obituary by W. B. Hays. Clipping, unidentified newspaper.
SHUFORD, William S., "Wm. S. Shuford, son of Able H. & Adlie
Shuford, Catawba Cty, N. C., was born 29 March 1821". Handwritten
note.
SHUFORD, William S., tribute of respect, Brother Wm. S.
Shuford, b. Nov. 20, 1821, Lincoln Co., N. C., farmed with father
and in 1846 moved to North Mississippi, where he lived for 9
years, during which time he married Miss Ellen Grider. daughter of
Jesse Grider, about 1851, moved to Jackson Co., Ark., farmed and
clerked in Jacksonport, exempt from military service in Civil War
by being over-age and a cripple, after the war, he clerked until
1870, when he bought a farm IUll.d moved to Breckenridge Township,
where he was living when he diedl he was elected county treasurer
of Jackson Co., Ark., in 1870 and served until Oct. 20, 1892
(except for 1880-82). Clipping, unidentified Newport newspaper,
1894.
SHUFORD, Wm. S.I resolution on the death of Wm. S. Shuford,
he was one of the charter members of Jacksonport Lodge No. 191 and
was a member when he died, Jan. 9, 1894, member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, JACKSON COUNTY HERALD or NEWPORT HERALD,
1894.
VANN, Miss Mattie A., eldest daughter of R. and Emily L.
Vann, d. Aug. 7, 1871, in 20th year., at residence of her father in
Cross Co., Ark., Methodist, obituary signed "w. H. R." Clipping,
unidentified newspaper.
TUCKER CEMETERY
Rosie, Independence County, Arkansas
Inventoried by
Irene Landrum Morgan
This inventory was prepared on Harch 2, 1975, by Irene
Landrum Horgan, 314 Vine Street, Newport, Arkansas 72112. The
cemetery is located north of Ark. Hwy. 14, about one half mile
east of the Salado Creek bridge.
Nathan A. Malone, b. Mar. 1, 1858, d. Sept. 1935
William P. Tucker, b. Jan. 25, 1835, d. Jan. 2, 1864, married
Pari1ee A. Rushing, Mar. II, 1860
Rudick. Darla, "12-30-40", Calvin, "July '43"
Rudick. Gracie, "B. 9-7-36", Wilma, "B. 10-20-30, D. 10-27-31"
Rudick. Pat, "7-19-29", J. R., "4-29-14"
Infant daughter of Earl & Loraine RudiCk, d. Dec. 30, 1946; Crouch
Funeral Home, Batesville, Ark •• marker
Ruth, wife of J. F. ~1oore, d. Apr. 4, 1908, aged 39 years
Robert E., son of Edward and Fannie Beaver, b. Dec. 9, 1893, d.
Jan. 22, 1907
193
HOLCOMBE CEMETERY
Independence COW'lty. Arkaneas
Inventoried by
Chalman E. Green and Mae C. Green
This inventory was prepared on Feb. 13. 1975. by Mr. and Mrs.
Chalman E. Green. 460 19th Street. Batesville. Ark. 72501. The
cemetery is located about one mile southwest of Pleasant Hill United
Methodist Church and four miles east-northeast of Sulphur Rock. Its
location is on the east side of the northeast quarter of section
17 iR township 13 north. range 4 west.
--_._.
Helen Jean. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Holcombe. b. Feb. 26.
1939. d. Mar. 9. 1939
Bertha J. Holcombe. b. JW'le 17. 1906. d. Sept. 3. 1939
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Holcombe. b. 1926. d. 1926
Jessie Myrtle Caskey. b. 1903. d. 1971
Cliff. husband of Jessie Holcombe. b. Dec. 18, 1900. d. Jan. 15.
1946
Terry Lee. infant of Hr. and Hrs. James C. Holcombe. b. Oct. 5.
1965. d. Mar. 21. 1966
Holcomb. Mary Louise, b. Jan. 16, 1917, d. Jan. 17. 1917, daughter,
Glyndon Howard. b. Jan. 25, 1894. d. Nov. 12. 1970.,father,
Bertha C•• b. Jan. 22. 1894. mother
Holcombe baby. d. Jan. 14(1), 1917(1), ,infant son of ---- and
Bertha Holcombe
Susan. wife of W. R. Vick.. b. Dec. ll. 1858. d. May 10, 1921
William R. Vick, husband of S. L. Vick, b. Jan. 6, 1853, d.
Dec. 16, 1907, Masonic marker
Maggie H•• wife of M. P. Holcombe. b. Nov. 10, 1869, d. JW'le 6,
1908. aged 38 years, 6 mos., 14 days, Floid B., son of H. P.
and H. H. Holcombe, b. May 31. 1908. d. June IS, 1908
H. P. Holcombe, b. Dec. 14, 1856, d. Apr. 13. 1924
Neoma R. Bray, wife of H. P. Holcombe, b. Jan. 19, 1878, d.
Dec. 29, 1932
Ben Holcomb. d. July 20, 1941. aged 22(1) years, 6 months
Poe Holcombe. b. Feb. 9. 1912, d. Oct. 5. 1936
Viola Isabelle Holcombe, b. Oct. 8. 1877. d. Sept. 24. 1944,
mother
Leven Price Holcombe, b. Jan. 4. 1863, d. May 24. 1943, father
Amanda J., wife of Jason Holcombe. b. May 21, 1828, d. May 26.
1905, aged 77 years, 5 days, Masonic marker
Jason H., husband of Amanda J. Holcombe. b. Feb. 24, 1814, d.
Mar. 30. 1864. aged 50 years. 1 month. 6 days, Masonic marker
Florence Holcombe Bullington, b. Jan. 9. 1863, d. Jan. 31. 1943,
mother, W. S. Holcombe, .,. July 17. 1854, d. Dec. I, 1906,
father
Hoare. Infant. b. and d. Jan. 16. 1922, Alphus. b. 1917, d. 1918,
Maurine. b. 1912. d. 1914--children of C. A. and H. I. Hoore
Hoare. Haurice Inez, b. Jan.'22, 1891, d. May 25,1970,
Charles A., b. April 10, 1890. d. June 20, 1950
194
HOLCOMBE CEMETERY (Con't page 2)
Moore: Dorothy L., b. May 10, 1917,; Walter A., b. May 24, 1911, d.
Nov. 13, 1971
, child of G. and M. Hogan, b. May 3, 1862, d. Aug. 8,
----18~~ged 1 year, 3 months, 5 days
James, Son of Griffin and Massey Hogan, b. Feb. 24, 1856, d. Jan,
18, 1864, aged 7 years, 10 months, 24 days
Massey Caroline, wife of Griffin Hogan, b. Dec. 14, 1822, d.
Nov. 20, 1862, ~ged 39 years, 11 months, 6 days.
Bettie, wife of W. K. Hogan, b. Sept. 6, 1852, d. Aug. 4, 1919
mother
William K. Hogan, husband of Bettie Hogan, b. Dec. 2, 1847, d.
Mar. 21, 1900, father
Bertha Holcombe, d. Sept. 3, 1939, aged 33 years, 2 months, 15 days
, d. Mar. 30, 1864, aged 50 years, 1 month, 6 days (see:
~ason M. Holcombe, above)
George A. Boswell, b. May 16, 1895, d. Feb. 28, 1961; World War I,
military ma,:'ker
Homer A. Atchinson, son of J. A. and Charity P. Atchison, b. July
27, 1894, d. Feb. 3, 1934
Atchison: Charity, b. Aug. 24, 1853, d. July 12, 1945; John A"
b. June 18, 1852, d. July 24, 1939
Hogan: Tina, b. Mar. 19, 1885, d. Mar. 8, 1946; Alfred W." b. Feb.
5, 1882, d. Mar. 9, 1962
Jason M., husband of Amanda J. Holcombe, Masonic marker, ••• (see:
Jason M. Holcombe, above)
Sybil L. Moore, wife of J. T. Boles, b. Jan. 5, 1919, d. Apr. 14,
1945: Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Boles, b. and d.
Apr. 2, 1943
Cantrell: G. Irene, b. June 12, 1914, d. May 6, 1973; C. W.oodrow,
b. Sept. 29, 1912; married Aug. 21, 1938
CAVE CREEK CEMETERY
Cave Creek Methodist Church
Independence County, Arkansas
Inventoried by
Mae C. Green
This inventory was prepared in January, 1975, by Mae C.
Green, 460 19th Street, Batesville, Arkansas 72501.
Thompson: John B., b. Aug. 11, 1884, Mason; C1eopia R., b. Nov. 5,
1885, d. Mar. 10, 1966, Eastern Star.
Miles Otto Reves, b. Oct. 9, 1890, d. Feb. 8, 1899
Florence De1venia Reves, b. Aug. 30, 1896, d. Mar. 14, 1902
Reves: M. A., b. Mar. 22, 1862, d. June 19, 1935, ,motl1er; M. W.,
b. Sept. 14, 1842, d. Mar. 16, 1928, father, Mason.
Isabelle I., wife of C. R. Baxter, b. Aug. 22, 1878,d. leb. 19,
1952.
Baxter: Arg1e R., b. 1914, d., 1937; Novella A., b. 1909, d. 1937.
Infant son of John and Fannie Cummings, Jan. 26, 1921.
Reves: Elizabeth, b. June 2, 1857, d. Nov. 26, 1951, John A., b.
Mar. 26, 1848, d. July 28, 1934 father.
Reves: Gi11ia A., b. Feb. 12, 1884, d. Jan. 1975: Albert S., b.
Oct. 6, 1878, d. Nov. 29, 1948.
Owen Lee Reves, b. Mar. 27, 1911, d. Sept, 8, 1969, World War II
Military Marker.
Henry Knatcha1; b. 1862, d. 1932.
Taska1 Vaughn Finister, aged 7 months, 24 days.
Ed Justus.
Linda Sue Hutchinson, b. Oct. 3, 1949, d. June 10, 1954.
Jure11 Ray Heflin, d. Mar. 27, 1973, aged 13.
Dew: Shari Su., b. Oct. 20, 1963, d. Mar. i5, 1968; Michael Lynn,
b. Nov. 20, 1964, d. Mar. 15, 1968.
195
LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF JOSEPH LAWRENCE - 1891
EDITOR'S NOTE: Copied from Will Book ·C·, page 154, in the White
County, Arkansas, County Clerk's Office, June 1975.
I, JOSEPH LAWRENCE of the County of White and State of Arkansas, being of sound and disposing mind and memory and being conscious
of the frailty and uncertainty of life, do make and publish this my
Last Will and Testament.
ITEM FIRST: I give devise and bequeath to my wife Mary Jane Lawrence
the following real estate lying in said County and State to wit:
The West Half (W 1/2) of the South West Quarter (SW 1/4). The
South West Quarter (SW 1/4) of the North West Quarter (NW 1/4)
The North East Quarter (NE 1/4) of the South West Quarter (SW 1/2)
all in Section Fifteen (15) Township Eight (8) North Range Nine
(9) West, containing 160 acres more or less.
ITEM SECOND: I give devise and bequeath to my daughter Mary E. Moye.
Children named as follows, William Franklin Maye, Brittain
Theopalus Moye, Jno. Otho Maye, Thomas Henry and Della Lee Moye
the following described real estate lying in said County and
State to wit: The South East Quarter (SE 1/4) and the South
Half (S 1/2) of the North East Quarter (NE 1/4) in Section
Fourteen (14) Township Eight (8) North Range Nine (9) West, containing 240 acres more or less.
ITEM THIRD: I give devise and bequeath to my son John F. Lawrence
State to wit: The South West Quarter (SW 1/4) and the South
East Quarter (SE 1/4) of the North West Quarter (NW 1/4) in
Section Fourteen (14) and the South East Quarter (SE 1/4) of
the South East Quarter (SE 1/4) of Section Fifteen (15) all in
Township Eight (8) North Range Nine (9) West. Containing 240
acres more or less.
ITEM FOURTH: I give devise and bequeath to my daughter Hanah Bettie
Wood the following described real estate lying in the said County
and State to wit: The North half of the South East Quarter
(N 1/2 of SE 1/4) the of Section one (1) Township Eight (8)
North Range Nine (9) West and the fractional West Half (W 1/2)
o£ the South West Quarter (SW 1/4) and the South East Quarter
(SE 1/4) of the South West Quarter (SW 1/4) of Section Six (6)
Township Eight (8) North Range Eight West, containing 205 acres
more or less.
ITEM FIFTH: I give devise and bequeath to my son James Henry Lawrence
State to wit: The West half (W 1/2) of the South West Quarter
(SW 1/4) and the South East Quarter (SE 1/4) of the South West
Quarter (SW 1/4) of Section Ten (10) and the North West Quarter
(NW 1/4) of the North West Quarter (NW 1/4) of Section Fifteen
(15) all in Township Eight North Range Nine (9) West, containing
160 acres more or less.
ITEM SIXTH: I give devise and bequeath to my daughter Margarete
Hennella Jackson the following described real estate lying in
said County and State to-wit: The South West Quarter (SW 1/4)
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LAST WILL & TESTAMENT OF JOSEPH LAWRENCE (Con't page 2)
of the North East Quarter (NE 1/4) and the South West Quarter
(SW 1/4) of the North West Quarter (NW 1/4) of Section Two (2)
and the South East Quarter (SE 1/4) of the North East Quarter
(NE 1/4) of Section Three (3) all in Township Eight (8) North
Range Nine (9) West. Containing 120 acres more or less.
ITEM SEVENTH: I give devise and bequeath to my daughter Susan Jane
Epperson the following described real estate lying in White
County, Arkansas to-wit: The North West Quarter (NW 1/4) of
Section Thirteen (13) Township Eight (8) North Range Nine West,
Containing 160 acres more or less.
ITEM EIGHT: I give devise and bequeath to my son Marion Lawrence,
State To-Wit: The South East Quarter (SE 1/4) of the South
West Quarter (SW 1/4) and the South East Quarter (SE 1/4) of
the South West Quarter (SW 1/4) and the South East Quarter
(SE 1/4) of Section Seventeen (17) Township Eight(8) North
Range Nine (9) West. Containing 200 acres more or less.
ITEM NINTH: I give, devise and bequeath to my son Joseph H. Lawrence
the sum of Five Dollars ($5.00) to be paid out of any money or
property which I may own at the time of my death. All other
Wills and Testaments by me at any time made are here by revoked
and this will and Testament executed instead thereof ••
As Witness my hand and seal at Turnip, White County, Arkansas, on this the 3rd day of August 1891.
Joseph Lawrence (seal)
State of Arkansas)
County of White )
The foregoing instrument of writing containing nearly four
pages was this day signed and sealed by Joseph Lawrence and published
and declared by the said Joseph Lawrence to be his last Will and
Testament, in our presence and we at his request and in his presence
and in the presence of each other do hereto sign our names as subscribing Witnesses hereto as Witness our hands at Turnip, in said
County and State, this the 3rd day of August 1891.
J. G. Overstreet
W B Lowry
EDITOR'S NOTE: Turnip is approximately 4 miles from Searcy, Ark.
This WILL is great for Genealogical purposes, as all the
Children and some grandchildren, as well as the wife's name,
and the description of the property given each child.
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as we are gaining new members, and we already have enough charts to
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aUERIES
The Arkansas History Commission has been mentioned before but
I would like to bring its full importance to the attention of our
members.
It is our STATE ARCHIVES, authorized and financed by the
Arkansas Legislature.
It is located in the Old State Capitol, 300
West Markham Street, Little Rock. A beautiful building, but not
suitable or adequate for our State Archives.
Dr. John L. Ferguson is the State Historian and has a staff of
eleven people. They are responsible for all public appearances,
ordering, cataloging, indexing, filing, filming, film processing,
correspondance, assisting the public in research, etc., (in other
words: FULL OPERATION). They are very efficient and courteous and
will make every effort to help with research problems but they do
not have sufficient personal to do your research for you. They expect to serve over 5,000 patrons and handle over 10,000 pieces of
mail in 1975.
Anyone interested in Genealogy will profit by a visit to the
Arkansas History Commission. There are ten microfilm readers, and
one person is always on duty to put the film on the readers, check
out books and offer assistance in locating needed material.
When
needed, a second person will come in to help, if at all possible.
Sometimes they just do not have a second person.
It is necessary
for all microfilm to be loaded and removed by a member of the staff
because all people are not familiar with the operation of the readers
the microfilm must be returned to the correct box, and be replaced in
the correct file.
Books and manuscripts must be protected from mutilation and theft by the public. They hace Census records for all the
various states, Biography files, Military records, County records,
Cemetery records, books, magazines, old newspapers, Popst Office records, and many others depending on what has been given to this office,
and what their budget will buy.
This is OUR STATE ARCHIVES, and it needs our suppo~t. Go by and
use these important records, and see for yourself what we have and
what we need.
Let's let out Governor and Legislature know the services that are provided and the need for adequate facilities and personel to take care of the preservation of the Historical Heritage of
our State.
Let's give them our recognition and support.
MRS. LEISTER E. PRESLEY
The Genealogical Assistance Committee will answer all letters
with encloses S.A.S.E. (Self addressed Stamped Envelope). We do not
offer free research, but will make suggestions as to where to search
or will try to suggest a researcher who works in the section of the
state where your Ancestors may have lived. Send to:
Mrs. Leister E. Presley
1708 West Center
Searcy. AR 72143
(for North Arkansas)
Mrs. Willma H. Newton
P. O. Box 41
Hampton, AR 71744
(for South Arkansas)
Mrs. Inez Cline
914 Summer St.
Hot Springs, AR 71901
(for South Arkansas)
Mrs. Carl Dean Miller
Parkdale, AR 71661
(for Southeast Arkansas)
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!,:rs. Frederick 'f. Light, 15 Hemlock ~oad,
Lansdowne, Pa. 19050 - liould like any information
on .',ra.ndfather, Joseph Samuel Robinson, b. ca. 1834,
in Tenn. and wife, j{ebecca Hunt, b. ca. 1839 in Tenn., d. Dec.
5, 1926, both buried in Philadelphia Cemetery, Izard Co., Ark.,
1 i ved in Mill Creek Township, Izard Co. in 1880 census. Any
information on ancestors of either will be appreciated.
ROBINSON
HUNT
REEVES
"iilliam Paris Reeves, Jr., 1729 Beloit Ave #23,Los
Angeles, Ca. 90025 - My fath~r, Willia.m Paris Reeves,
was b. in Wilburton, Ok., in July 1910, to the best of my knowledge, my grandfather, Garland Reeves, was b. in Searcy, Co., .
Ark., Feb. 25, 1888. Need proof of this and any other Ark. information on the Reeves family.
HALE
Mrs. Gene Harris, 1404 Borger St., Plainview, Tex.
ARNOLD
79072 - William (Buck) Arnold was b. ca. 1827 in Tenn.,
m. Elizabeth Hale, b. ca. 1828 in Tenn. Lived in Carroll Co.,
Ark. in 1850, in Crawford Co. in 1860 to 1880. Did they marry in
Ark? Would like to correspond with others having Hales in Crawford and Franklin Counties in this period.
Wayne Adcock, R#4 Box 736M, Texarkana, Ar~. 75501Need information on John S. Adcock,b. somewhere in
Ala., ca. 1849. Died in early 1920's •.
ADCOCK
Susan H. Shelley, )609 Gibson Dr., St. Joseph, M~.,
64507 - Need information on my grandmother, ~~rgaret
Cassandra Wood, daughter of Joseph Wood and Sarah
WILLIAMS
Ann Tennessee Williams (who 1st. m. Pickle). Margaret
m. Elmer Wooten. Joseph Wood was the son of William
"Snapper" Wood, the son of Abram Wood, early Marion Co., Ark.
family.
WOOD
WOOTEN
PICKLE
KAUFMAN
Mrs. Delores E. Simmering, 1360 Sayles Blvd •• Abilene,
MONROE
Tex. 79605 - Need to verify. Robert S. Kaufman m.
LEVENGOOD Alice Spphia Monroe, Franklin Co., Ark., Jan. 24, 1879.
Alice was the oldest daughter of Milton ~onroe and
Henryette R. Levengood. Henryette d. 1924 and she and Milton are
buried in King Cemetery, Charleston, Franklin Co.~ Ark. Is Robert the son of Jacob Kaufman?
STINSON
Mary M. El-Beheri, 2923 Bitters Rd., San Antonio, Texas.
78217 - Need information concerning Katherine Stinson,
who lived near Hot Springs, Ark. in 1913 and perhaps before.
PEURI
HARLE
Mrs. R.C. Rawlins, 1611 West Woodlawn Ave, Corsicana,
Tex. 75110 - Nee will or probate of John Hudgins MillMILLWEE
wee, d. June 10, 1889, (Sevier Co.?); Correspond with
others interest_din Millwee.
Harl_
Pea irs
Clara Harle
Diana Peairw
Annie Laura
Millwee
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Barbara G. Holley, P.O. Box 275, 116 Key n,el .• ,
GRAVIER
Bloomington, Tex. 77951. Would like to correspond with
PLENOY
others interested in the following families 0:C' \'iould
like to buy books that includes material on Gravier families.
Are they in the back issues of the Family Historio,n?
Franois Gravisr (b. 1770s) married Suzane P1enoy (b. 1778 VirJinia)
Issuel Mariett Elizabeth b. 18Q4 Arkansas,
Margaret
b. ?
Arkansas, m. Joseph Bono
Franois
b. 1813 Arkansae, m. Mary B.
John Batiste
b. 1818 Arkansas, m. Martha Bogy
Jane
b. 1820 Arkansas, d. Apr 1850
James Cole (b. 1804 Ark.) married Mariett Elizabeth Gravier
Issuel 1833 Riohland Twp, m. Iiw.rtha J.. Copeland
James
1836 Rioh1and Twp, m. David A. Tabor
Su.zane
1840 Riohland,
Adam
Falioet Ann
1842 Riohland,
1844 Rioh1and.
Margarett
BARNES
CROSSNO
JOHNSON
Mrs. Nora Sutton, 750 E. 2nd St.,
#8, Salt Lake
Cith, Utah 84102 - Jacob Barnes died in Sharp or
Lawrence County, Arkansas between 1850 end 1870,
daughter Arletta Ann Barnes, b. Jan. 9, 1854 in Mo. or
Tenn., m. David W. Crossno about 1870 in Sharp Co. Her mother
married Johnson after the death of Jacob. Need records to prove
all this. Have not been able to locate on any census.
MOSS
MORRIS
Mrs. Ennis Moss Latham, Box 64, Holland, Tex. 76534
The Moss family was from Humphrey Co., Tenn. William
Wells Moss,b. Sept, 12, 1815, d. Dec. 19, 18771 buried
in Old Hopewell Cemetery, near Rose Bud, Ark. (White Co.) Need
to locate his wife Mary, d. ca. 1893. Where? Where was she in
1880. Daughter, Susan Caroline Moss m. Simeon Morris. Need to
locate her family.
DUGGER
PETTYJOHN
Cheryl Petree, 3138 Wyandotte Circle, Kansas City, Kan.
66106- Need documented proof. Thomas James Dugger
was b. Oct. 30, l8?? in Little Rock, Ark., m. Charlotte
Pettyjohn. Daughter, Bertha Candacey Dugger; b. Feb. 11, 1875
near Little Rock, d. June ?, 1913 at Little Rock. Have found
name T. H. Dugger on the personal property tax books Hl97. Same
family?
WRIGHT
Beberly Subberra, Sprowel Creek,Star Rt., Garberville,
MULKY
Ca. 95440. I am interested in the family of Capt. James
.
Wright, Civil War, Co. E. 34th Ark. Inf. (of Crawford
Co.) -and his father Ishsm Wright, wagon scout for wagon train.
Which train? To where?
Nancy Mulky, Cherokee Indian, came west
on the Trail of Tears. Would' like stories on "either of these.
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WHITE
Ruben White, 507! Mont. Ave., Lovell, Wyo. 824'1
JENKINS
Tradition - When James DuPriest was returning from the
DuPRIEST
Civil War to his home near Rose Bud, Ark. (White Co.)
he found James White and his sister hidinf,. The rest
of the family had been killed by a battle. He brought the two
children home and raised them. Facts found. 1870 census of
White County shows James White age 16 and Nancy White age ll,both
born in Ark., living in the DuPriest household. Marie White, a
black woman, was living in t~e household of M. DuPriest, black and
a former DuPriest slave. Was she found with the children? James
White m. Jane Jenkins, May 22, 187'. Their son, James Thomas White
was b. Oct. I, 1874, d. Mar. 19, 1958. James d. Feb. 23. 1875 and
the mother died before 1880 and James Thomas was reared by his .
grandparents, Ruben and Ann Jenkins. Nothing more has been found
on Nancy White. Would like to locate the family of Nancy White
and the parents of these two children. The census says they were
born in Ark. but some tradition meations Ala. or Ga. Also it has
been said that Nancy went to Little Rock.
DAVIS
Mrs. Johnnye Davis Koch, 895 Sutter St., Apt. 106,
San Francisco, Ca. 94109
Olive Vine Davis b. Sept.
18, 1877, d. Sept.17, 1906 at Texarkana, Ark., the
daughter of Noah Lee and Texana (Hendricks) Davis. She married
John McCurdy Davis (a cousin), Oct. 4, 1896 at Texarkana, Ark.
Children. Lee McCurdy Davis and Ollie Davis were born at Texarkana,
Johnnye Davis b. May 31, 1902 at Star City, Ark. The father was
not living with the family when the mother died in 1906. Noah Lee
Davis placed his grandchildren in the Buckner Baptist Children's
Home, Dallas, Tex., Dec. 1906. He stated he did not know if"John
McCurdy,father of the children, was living or dead. Any thing on
John McCurdy Davis would be appreciated. Was my father somehow
prevented from contacting us? Much search has been done.
PARSON
STEELE
PaUline E. Tingey, 4060 Phoenix St., Concord, Ca.
94521 - Davis Parson, d. Feb. 14, 1850, Independence
Co., Ark.
Catherine Parsons Steele, d. Mar. 8, 1879,
Batesville, Ark.
Joseph P. Steele, d. Feb. 1, 1855, Phillips Co.
Ark.
Need proof the death dates are correct.
HORNER
ANGEL
LANCASTER
Mrs. Sidney L. Horner, 4207 Whitworth. Dallas, Tex.
75227 - Frances Jane Angel, b. ca. May 1844 in Ark.
Where? Who were her parents? She married James J.
Horner and they raised a family of 9 children, all born
in Yellville. Mary Ann Horner, sister of James J. buried. at Er.os,
Ark., Oct.lO, 1904, was married to Henry Lancaster. Need additional
information her.
.
GARDNER
Mrs. D.C. Melear. Jr., 1708 Ellis Rd., Ft. Worth. Tex.
76112. Mrs. Charles Wilburn Gardner, given name of
Virginia E. or Victoria E., d. ca. 1883 or 1884, place
believed to be Brinkley, Ark. Her maiden name is thOUGht to be .
U.oodwin. She died when my mother was age three years. Need
exact name and time and place of death. Apprediate any information
on this family.
FRANKLIN
PARK
GRAY
SALE
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Mrs. W. C. Sudduth, 18321 S. Normandie, Gardena, Ca.
90248- James A. Franklin, b. Feb. 22, 1828, Athens,
Ala., Limestone Co., is on the Johnson Co., Ark. 1850
census, Pittsburg Township #17., m. Louisianna (Lucy
Ann) Parks, Feb. 24, 1849, at Clarksville, Ark. Who
is the Susannah Franklin age 4 in the household? Did
have a former marriage? Riley A. Franklin was on the 1830
census of Limestone Co., Ala., He has left land records in
in 1842 and Johnson Co. in 18~8. Was he the father of
James A.
and 1840
Pope Co.
James A. ?
John Gray and wife, Amanda, arrived in Arkansas from Ky., about
1856. Daughter, Tennessee Elizabeth. age 16, b. in Ky. 1870
census of Van Buren Co., Peter Creek Township., m. Calvin Sale,..
Mar. 19, IS71, Van Buren,Co. Her daughter, De Mittre (Mittie) Sale
m, about 1893 to William David Suduth, b. May 12, 1869', Independence Co., Ark. Need to find their marriage. Appreciate
correspondence.
OSBURN
TUTT
BURRIS
WILLIAMS
DAVIS
McGEE
HORN
HOYLEWOOD
Mrs. Raymond Horn, Rt#2 B 42, Lexington, Okla. 73051
Would appreciate correspondance on the following.
Andrew Jackson Osburn, b. 1815, Giles Co., Tenn.
d. Oct. 11, 1864, Ozark, Mo., m. Julia Gaybrilla
A. Tutt, b. Nov. 16, 1825, Miss., d. Nov. 4~' 1896,
Yellville, Ark.. What was the maiden name of his mother,
Frances Osburn b. ca. 1786-1790, N.C., d. St. Joe, Ark.,
buried in Osburn Family Cemetery.
Benjamin Tutt, .
b. ca. 1802, Tenn.• , d. 1871, Yellville, Ark., his father, (Richard Benjamin?) Tutt thought to have been sheriff at
Yellville, 1836 - 1838, died at Yellville before the· war.
.
Charles Wesley Burris, b. Dept. 8, 1847 Bellmont Co., Ohio, d.
July 4, 1922, Clifty, Ark. (Madison co.), m. Oct. I, 1865 at Clarksville, Ark. to Martha Williams, b. Mar. 31, 1846, Roane Co., Tenn.,
d.
? Clifty or Eureka Springs. Have list of children.
Abraham Reese Davis, b. Apr. 9, 1850, N.C., m. Elizabeth-- ?--, b.
ca. 1851, d. fall 1931 or 32, Lindsay Okla. Lived qn Bear 'Creek,
Boone Co., Ark. 1880 to 1882 or longer. Need parents of Reece and
Elizabeth. Have list of children.
David Horn, b. ca. 1813, Tenn., m. --?-- Calwell, lived in Hickory,',
Newton Co., Miss., son, John Konody, b. Oct. 14, 1840, Hiss., d. Sept.
11, 1916, Tuskahoma, Okla. Have list of children •. Came through Ark.
and Tex. to Okla.
George A. McGee, b. Apr. 10, 1870, d. Apr. J, 1941, Vinita, Okla.,
m.Oct. 27, 1893, Centerville, Iowa to Mary Alice LeMasters, b. Feb.
7, 1871, d .• Dec. 16, 1940, Vinita, Okla. She was raised by her
uncle and aUnt Hoylewood. He had sisterslMary Jane, Nora, Jimmie,
brothers I John B., Will C. and Bob.
WINGFIELD
STELL
Mrs. Betty Dean Clay, 301 Grayless, Richmond, Tex. 77469
All information on Wingfield will be helpful.
STI~
Need parents of Joseph Stell (Still), b. Ga. and wife,
GRIFFm
Isabelle Armstrong, were married in S.C. Need father.
BREWER
and
mother of Rebecca Brewer, m. 1st to Paschal C.
SORRELS
Sorrels, 2nd to James E. Griffin in Pike Co., Ark. Hq
was living in Tenn. in 1830. Emily Wingfield Langton Stell, d.
Sept"l, 1859. Need to loca~e grave. Can anyone help with information on Stelltown, Pike Co., Ark.? Will exchange.
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Mrs. Wanda L. Underwood, 5516 Fern Drive, San Jose,
GRAY
CA 95124 - Would like very much to correspond with
WINTERS
anyone knowing or related to the GRAYS, WINTERS, &
WILSON
WILSONS from Conway, Faulkner, and Greenbriar, Ark.
or anywhere they may have settled that I am unaware of at this
time. Most anxious to find the parents of William Carroll GRAY
married to Elizabeth Ann WILSON, daughter of David S. WILSON.
Searched 30 years. Also anyone knowing the whereabouts of Charles
Benry UNDERWOOD, last known to be in Denver, Colorado in 1926.
Born in Ohio to Frank UNDERWOOD and Lucy Finch UNDERWOOD. Married
Veda M. TURNBOW.
MILAMS
Mrs. Mary C. Sturgeon, 6607 Japonica Drive, Little
Rock, AR 72209 - Seeks information about:
MILAMS of Pontotoc Co., Miss.; Lawrence Co.,
Alabama; Laurens Co., South Carolina. Aaron MILAM, b. SS 1805.
NIXONS of Cherokee Co., Ala.; South Carolina;
and Virginia. Abner NIXON, born 1777 in VA,
married Parthena MEDLOCK.
NIXONS
WILCOX
James Wiley WILCOX of Faulkner Co., AR; born
about 1826.
ROBINSON
PAYNE
James Jasper ROBINSON of Faulkner Co., AR and
Menlo, Ga., born 15 May 1839, married Martha
Payne.
LASTER
DAVIS
DONALD
Mrs. Don Laster, 673 - 61st Street, Des Moines, Iowa
50312 - Need parents of FRANK LASTER, b. 11 Mar 1856
(I have three different birthplaces - Ohio, Kentucky,
Illinois) d. 22 Sept 1922, Des Moines, Iowa. Married
Minnie Helen DAVIS, b. Millersburg, Ohio, daughter of Samuel W.
DAVIS and Sarah Ann DONALD. Lived Ft. Smith, Ark. ca 1892 - 1911.
Had son Donald LASTER Sr., (my husband's father) who played football and graduated from the Ft. Smith High School 1907. Will exchange information on all three names.
(I do have much information
on the DONALD Family and quite a bit on the DAVIS Family, and
scads on the LASTER Family, but neeu the missing link to tie the
ends together.
DODD
Elva Pearl (Dodd) Merriott, 2351 Etiwanda St., San
Diego, CA 92107 - Need to know the ancestors of the
following DODDs listed in Saline Co., AR., Marriage Records at
Benton, Saline Co., AR.
Elizabeth Dodd m. Joseph Scott, July 7 1850
Jessie Dodd m. Catherine Winchester, Jan 1 1857
Delilah Dodd m. Andrew Davidson, Jan 19 1865
David Dodd m. Marie Atwater, Nov 4 1860. He was 70, she was 35.
James Dodd m. Anna James, July 24 1842
Emilia C. Dodd m. Evans Bush, March 3 1843
Nancy Dodd, age 30, m. Henry Wolf, 26 on Oct 13 1845
Elijah Dodd, 19, m. Oliss Anthony, 18, Nov 23 1847
Albert Dodd, 54 m. Mrs. Symantha Martin, Prince 35, March 4 1893
Patterson Dodd and wife, Angeline to Delilah Dodd (Deed) Dec 7 1860
Barry Dodd and wife Delilah ••• 1850-l860
These are My relations but I do not know the connection. Please
Helpl
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TAYLOR
Gilbert Sharp, Rt. 1 West Plains, MO 65775 Wilson Allen TAYLOR, b. Sumner Co. Tenn. 1832,
came to Ripley Co., Mo. with his parents about 1840. 1862 he
enlisted as a Confederate Soldier in Randolph Co., Ark. Made
application for Military Pension in Prairie Co., Ark., 15 May
1902. In 1908 he gave his residence as Rt. #1, Hazen, ARK. He
probably died and left descendants there.
I do not know whether
W. A. TAYLOR owned property, but there may be some final settlement. He possibly died sometime between 1908 and 1920. I would
like very much to know where he is buried, or anything else about
W. A. TAYLOR
JACKSON
Mrs. Alma S. Arthur, Rt. 3 Box 45, Scio, OR 97374Would like any information about my great grandparents, Parson JACKSON and his wife Margaret Brown JACKSON, of
Tenn., who were at one time at Lamar, Johnson Co., Ark., as my
grandmother Virginia Belle JACKSON was born there 4 July 1858.
There were at least eleven children: Elizabeth, Tinie, Lenie,
Lyesay Ann, Martha, John, Hugh, Andrew, Bell, Boyd and Virginia
Belle. Virginia Belle JACKSON married Andrew B. FLEMING, 28 July
1879 in Arkansas. Mother, Eula Anna FLEMING was born in Little
Rock, Ark., 27 April 1886. Will appreciate any help.
JAMESON
REA
Carol Kinney, 7510 - 14th N.E., Seattle, WA 98115
I am looking for information on a JAMESON FAMILY
and REA FAMILY of Searcy Co., Ark., John JAMESON,
b. about 1784 in either VA or ILL. Married Susanna
?, b. about
1795 VA or ILL. Children: Ebinizer B. JAMESON, b. ca 1831, Wash
ington Co., Mo. Lorenzo D. JAMESON, b. 14 July 1834, Wash.Co., Mo.
Lorenzo D. JAMESON married Lucinda REA, 15 Feb. 1857 in Searcy Co.,
Ark. (Lucinda, b. 18 December 1839) Lucinda's mother was Sarah
? Born ca 1798 in Ky. Father, Joseph REA, b. ca 1787 N.C.
nW~h~art-w~as John JAMESON wife's maiden name?
What was Lucinda mother's
maiden name? Would appreciate any information and will be happy
to correspond with anyone working on this line.
BAKER
LEGATES
ACORD
BRISTOW
June Taylor Tapley, 19521 Vose St., Reseda, CA 91335
William David BRISTOW and several of his brothers
attended College of the Ozarks and were all Doctors.
They were born and lived around Clarksville, JohnSOn
Co., Ark., all their lives. If anyone knows of this
family, I would love to hear from them. I know part of this family
lived and were born in Oklahoma, but no dates or any other information is available. Frank BAKER, b. 22 Dec. 1858 married Alice
LEGATES, b. 18 April 1861, TX, died 12 Feb. 1940, buried in Hodgen,
Okla. Frank died 20 Jan. lCJ28. William David BRISTOW married
Martha Jane STONE. I sure could use help on this line.
McMASTERS
EGGLESTON
Lula F. Shelton, 2502 N. 32nd St., B-27, Phoenix, AZ
85008 - My erandfather, John Robert McMASTERS, b. in
Lawrence Co., Tenn., 1838, was brought to Fulton Co.,
Ark., about 1845/50. Married to Mary Ann EGGLESTON 1856, Fulton
Co., Ark. Later moved to Phelps Co., MO., where he raised his family. They were married by a John McMasters, J.P. I need to know
their parents. I would appreciate any help, for I have exhausted
all known resources. I have many records of his descendants.
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BLANKENSHIP Mrs. Virgil Phillip, 619 Monroe St., Conway, AR
72032 - "I am seeking information about a man
named BLANKENSHIP, who served in the Revolutionary War. May
bea relative of LEE BLANKENSHIP, of Arkansas, probably from
Tennessee."
TARTENTON
JONES
Hazel Tarkington~ Rt. #1 Box 125, Greenwood, AR
72936 - In the 1~60 Census of Claiborne Parish,
Minden Post Office, LA., I found H. TARTENTON, a
female age 40, b. in Tenn., listed in the household of J. W.
Jones. Mr. Jones and his wife, M. M. Jones, age 47, were also
listed as b. in Tenn. Were Mrs. M. M. Jones and H. Tartenton
sisters? Were they daughters of Benjamin and Martha TARKINGTON
and sisters of Walsteen and Joshua Tarkington of Bienville Parish? I would like to correspond with anyone having information
on this J. W. JONES Family and H. Tartenton. Also I need information on the family of Benjamin TARKINGTON and his father
William TARKINGTON, who came to Williamson Co., Tenn., from
Tyrell Co., NC about 1798. Both Benjamin and his father William
TARKINGTON were dead by 1833 and we have lost track of Benjamin's
wife Martha. Can anyone help? Will be glad to exchange data
with anyone.
TARKINGTON
MABRY
Joshua TARKINGTON died in Bienville Parish, LA.,
17 Dec. 1851, leaving his wife TILITHA C. (MABRY)
TARKINGTON, and minor children: Leonidas, William,
Louisa, Josephine, and Eliza. What became of TILITHA C. and the
children after JOSHUA died? Did Tilitha re-marry? I would like
to correspond with anyone having information on this family. I
have some data and shall be glad to exchange with others who are
researching this family. I would like to exchange information on
the TARKINGTON Family of Tyrell Co., North Carolina, Williamson
Co., Tenn., and the area around Claiborne Parish, LA. I will
answer all letters.
TYNER
CARTER
Patricia Stanek, 8331 S.E. Hawthorne, Portland, OR
97216 - Need Information on LEWIS TYNER who immigrated from Tenn., to Logan Co., Arkansas around 1850.
Lewis TYNER married Sarah Jane CARTER, daughter of Robert CARTER.
Their first child was born 1859. Sarah Jane TYNER nee CARTER,
died about 1876, Lewis died Sept 1882/3. My main problem is that
Logan County was not created until 1871, before that it was part
of Pope, Franklin, Johnson, Scott and Yell Counties. I Just don't
know where to start.
COX
ROSS
STONER
Mrs. Kay Marie Black, 2708 Wemberly Drive, Belmont,
CA 94002 - I am trying to locate two marriage records. (1) Chyle Richard COX to Mary ROSS of Murfreesboro about 1865-1868. Pike Co., Ark., records
were burned in 1895. (2) Chyle Richard COX to Lucy STONER of
Benton, Saline Co., about 1867-68 as their first son was born
about 1869. Saline Co., does not have this record. Could anyone
suggest any other place to search? Any help will be appreciated.
Chyle Richard COX lived around Murfreesboro, until before 1880
when we find him in Jack Co., Texas. He is said to have gone to
Jacksboro, TX in 1871. Chyle Richard COX was born 8 March 1848
in Tenn.
205
MCCAULEY
SHROPSHIRE
LOCK
TERRY
Madelyn Terry Payne (Mrs. Wm.A.), 5036 Crestwood Drive,
Little Rock, Ark, 72207. Need information on M.? Emma
MCCAULEY B. 27 Nov 1844 Tenn. D. 6 Nov 1869 at Roseville,
Logan County, Ark. She was married to John Ambrose SHROPSHIRE B. 25 Sept. 1846 Ala. D. 17 Oct 1905 or 6. Served in
Civil War as Conf. soldier. The 1880 Census for Logan County shows his
father as William SHROPSHIRE, age 76, Pension (Civil War or other service?).
He was born in Tenn, his father born in Ga., mother born in N.C. What was
Emma MCCAULEY's first name? Where· in Tenn was she born? Who were her parents? brothers and sisters? Did she marry in Tenn. or Ark? Who was the
wife of William SHROPSHIRE? Who were his parents? Who were his other
children?
Sarah Ann (Sallie) LOCK B. 15 June 1833 S.C. (dau of Dickerson LOCK
B. 21 Oct 1799 Va.) m Francis (Frank) TERRY ca 1855. The 1850 Census for
Oktibbeha County, Miss. shows Francis TERRY living with his parents Thomas
and Malinda. (Thomas TERRY B. ca 1810 in Tenn. Malinda? B. ca 1809 Tenn)
The same census shows Sarah LOCK living with her parents: Dickerson LOCK
B. 21 Oct 1799 in Va. and mother: Rebecca? B. 1803 in S.C. When and where
were Francis and Sallie Ann TERRY married? My grandfather, William Thomas
TERRY was born at Hackett City, Ark. 15 March 1859. His father, Francis
was blinded while cleaning a well near Ozark and was unable to serve in the
Confederate Army. I was told as a child that Francis TERRY died and was
buried at Paris, Texas in 1865. I have been unable to find any trace of
Francis TERRY on record in either Sebastian or Franklin Counties. Sarah Ann
TERRY had property in both counties in the 1870's and 1880's. Sarah died
at Roseville in Logan County, Ark. 22 Oct 1914.
Need names of parents and wife of Dickerson LOCK. Who was his wife,
Rebecca? Who were his brothers and sisters? other children? Also, need
Thomas TERRY and wife Malinda. Who were their brothers and sisters? Who
were their other children? The 1880 Soundex for Sebastian County shows
Thomas TERRY age 70, B. Tenn. living with his daughter, Mary E. FULGUM,
age 35, B. Ala. in Miss. Township. She was a widow and her children were
born in Texas. WILL WELCOME ANY INFORMATION ON THE ABOVE.
Mrs. M. Lynn Hurst, 615 Tigertail Road, Los Angeles,
CA 90049 - I am interested in finding any information pertaining to my paternal grandfather, WILLIAM
REED McLAUGHLIN, who was the owner of Toltec Plantation, Lonoke
Co., Ark. He died in 1938. It is my understanding. that he was
buried at Mount Holly Cemetery in Little Rock, but I have been
unable to locate Mount Holly Cemetery. I am also interested in
information about his wife Annie MERCER McLAUGHLIN. I have no
information about her except her name. I am also interested in
any descendants of these two - particularly my father, GEORGE
GILLESPIE McLAUGHLIN, whom I have not seen since he was divorced
from my mother, Marjorie Smith in 1935. He subsequently married
a woman named Ruby and sold his share of Toltec Plantation. The
last information that I have found on him was his birthcertificate
which was corrected in 1945 and filed in Pulaski County, Ark.
I have heard that part of Tottec Plantation is to become a State
Park.
McLAUGHLIN
MERCER
HARCOURT
Mrs. L. S. Orrick, 3629 Wedgway, Fort Worth, TX
76133 - William Henry HARCOURT, listed on 1860 Ashley
County, Ark. Census married 6 May 1861 to Roda Ann CANTER. Will
appreciate information as to where they married.
206
FULTZ
SABIN
Paula L. Phillips, 2500 West Main St., Russellville, AR 72801 - I am seeking information on
ancestory or any family ties of my great grandfather WILLIAM FULTZ, b. ca 1833, who ran away from his home
someplace in Kentucky at the age of sixteen to go to the gold
fields of the Black Hills. He came to Kansas riding with the
notorious John Brown, with whom he rode on the raid at Osowatomie.
He remained in Kansas at Arkansas City, where he married SARAH
SABIN and operated a grocery. Since his only son, RALPH WALDO
FULTZ, died twenty years before I was born and no one else in
the family knows of any other relatives, I have been unable to
establish any trace of the family connections in Kentucky.
HUNTS
RICKMANS
MYERS
needed.
these.
Louise Todd Hunt, 4026 Cornell, Garland, TX
75042 - I am interested in HUNTS from Tenn. I
have 2 lines to trace. Some born in Miss. & Ala.
who married RICKMANS and MYERS are especially
Would like to hear from anyone who is tracing any of
TODDS
ELLIOTTS
HAYNES
BICKLE
RING
The TODDS, ELLIOTTS, HAYNES, BICKLE, RING, who
came from middle Tenn., into Arkansas before the
Civil War. Would like to hear from anyone who
could help on these. Would be glad to exchange
anything I have.
PICKETTS & PUCKETTS,
the early 1800s then
Arkansas and Texas.
Do you know of anyone who is working
PICKETTS
PUCKETTS
b. in Va. moved to Ky. in
scattered into Missouri,
Will be glad to exchange.
on either line?
MOORE
GATTON
GATTEN
Mrs. Karl Vennebery, Box 601, Syracuse, Kansas
67878 - DAVID MOORE, wife Cyntha Gatton (Gatten)
Moore, children: Cintha, Matilda, Eliza, Sarah
Elizabeth, Lemuel, Joseph & Lucinda are listed
on 1850 Dallas County, Manchester Township, Dwelling #434 Census.
What happened to David and Cyntha MOORE? Children are found in
Tennessee after 1860. There should be some record. Help!
GANT
Wanda LaFay Young Wright, 2539 East Brown St.,
Phoenix, Arizona 85028 - Are there any written
records or list for the Owens Creek Cemetery in Saline County,
Ark., on Spring Hill Road?
Some of the people buried there
are: Martin GANT, 1812-13 and his wife Sarah Thomasson Gant, b.
1838; their daughter Terrissa Gant Chappell Jeans, born 1838 in
Pickens County, South Carolina, died 1903 in Benton, Saline Co.,
Ark. I would like to obtain a list of names of the people buried there.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Arkansas Family Historian needs this Cemetery
List also, for publication. E. Cia.
NEVER FORGET!
ALWAYS SEND A SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE
(S.A.S.E.) AND BE SURE ZIP CODE IS INCLUDED!
WHEN YOU HOPE FOR AN ANSWER TO ANY GENEALOGICAL
QUESTION.
207
Edna Dunn, Rt. 1 Box 332, Albany, Oregon 97321Need all available information on the following
families. James Calvin "J.C." CATLETT, b. 6 Oct
1846-, GA., d. 14 March 1902, Logan Co., Ark.
Who were his parents, where were they born., m.,
died? J. C. CATLETT married Jane Eliza RICKS 8 Sept 1887, Logan
Co., Ark. Need mother of Jane Eliza CARSON, her father was Frank
CARSON. Where were they b., m., and died? who where the parents
of James CQlvin CATLETT? Where were they bo., m., died?
James Robert NIX, born 20 Sept. 1820, GA., died 18 Oct 1908
Hamilton, Hamilton, TX., married Mattie "Matt" CHILDS, 12 June
1871, Waldron, Scott Co., Ark. Their children: Abigail NIX, b.
15 June 1872, McCurtain, Haskell Co., Okla., married Ruben E.
CATLETT, 16 August 1892, Logan Co., Ark., died 26 July 1964.Nathanial Augustus "Gus" NIX, b. 16 July 1874, Logan Co., Ark.,
died 5 Sept., 1951 McCurtain, Okla., married Mary HATLEY, 10 June
1903, Indian Territory, OK., Joseph NIX, born 12 Sept., Carlton,
TX., died Sept 1-903, Okla., married Anna CHASTEEN. William
Dallas "Dahl" NIX, born Hamilton, Hamilton Co., TX., died 11 March
1962, Modesto, CA., married Kittie Zerinna CATLETT, 10 Oct 1905,
Logan Co., Ark. Silus NIX, born 20 Feb. 1884, Carlton, TX., died
Oct 1901, Leguire Co., OK. Will exchange information.
CATLETT
CARSON
NIX
CHILDS
Mrs. Frank Verteiko, 4340 Banning St., San Diego,
CA 92107 - Need information on Jehue & Anna MEADOWS,
whose son Johue, b. 1842 ca. was drowned, Mason Co.,
W. Va., 6/18/1860; son John James, b. Mason Co., 1840 ca. married
Matilda Myers, b. 1840 ca. Westmoreland Co., Penn. daughter of
Jasper & Martha Myers. Jehue & Anna could be my lost great grandparents. Postage refunded. PLEASE HELP.
MEADOWS
MYERS
Mrs. R. F. Yarbrough, 1327 Mt. Holly, El Dorado, AR
71730 - Would like to find someone who has an interest
in some older pictures, found at an Antique Shop, while on vacation.
Among these pictures are: (and they are in good shape, all clear,
etc.) Wallace B. GRISWOLD (three of him, at different ages~ made
in Kearney & Lincoln, Neb.) Carrie A. GRISWOLD, Dec. 25, 1~89,
Hartford, Conn., & Chicago, Ill. Frank GRISWOLD, Bertha (Griswold)
ARNOLD. Edith (Griswold) Bromer Auker. Fred Griswold. Some were
made in Northampton, Mass., & New Britain, Mass.
GRISWOLD
Mrs. Geneva N. Lewis, P. 0, Box 606, Blanco, TX 78606
My grandfather was Joshua Thomas (J. T.) ELLIS and my
grandmother was George Ann Roberts ELLIS. Several
towns have been mentioned as "Springdale", "Rogers", "Eureka Springs"
So far I have been unable to find any information about them. Will
someone please try to help, I will be glad to exchange information.
ELLIS
R0BERTS
Mrs. Billie Clayton Bangus, P. O. Box 891, New Castle,
Colo. 81647 - While working on our Family Records,
(I am the daughter-in-law) we have not been able to
find any background on: Al~ Ruby STELL (or STELLE, as my late mother
in law spelled the name) We would appreciate any help on this line.
STELL
STELLE
208
HUGHES
HIBBARD
CHEAIRS
Mrs. Phyllis Arnold. #2 Hayes Court, North Little
Rock, AR 72118 - Need information regarding the
parents of Shelby HIBBARD HUGHES. His mother was
formerly, Mrs. James Hibbard (Emeline?) living in
Napoleon Township, Desha Co., Ark., in the 1850s. In the late
1850s she married a Mr. HUGHES. In 1861 Shelby HUGHES was born
in Bolivar Co., Miss. His mother died nine days later, and it
was believed that his father later married a Mrs. CHEAIRS, of
Desha Co., Ark. Need fuli names of Shelby Hughes' parents. Did
the HUGHES-HIBBARD marriage occur in Ark., or Miss.? Was the
same Mr. HUGHES married to Mrs. Eliza CHEAIRS of Desha Co., Ark.?
ROPER
POWELL
WISE
Mrs. Phyllis Arnold, #2 Hayes Court. North Little
Rock, AR 72118 - Perry County, Arkansas - Need full
names of the husbands of Martha Ann WISE. She had
one daughter named Lulu POWELL, born in 1869.
Another daughter~ Gola ROPER, born in 1874, and a son David ROPER,
born 1877. In 1~79, Mrs. Martha Ann ROPER married George HENRY
she lived in Roland, Pulaski Co., Ark, and is also buried there
Information on the ROPER LINE is needed most.
McKAY
HILL
Mary G. Montgomery, 89364 Territorial Road, Elmira.
OR 97437 - Mrs. Andrew McKay, b. Sept. 17, 1832, d.
July 29, 1916. Husband, d. 1915. Lived in Montgomery Co., Sulphur Township, WashIta. Ark. Can not 'locate a
death certificate. Her maiden name 'was HILL. Was her given name
Delpha, Offie Gail or Dora? Have been told all three.
SLATEN
A. L. Boatright, Box 270, Rt. 2, Mansfield, AR 72944
I am in search of records on Alice Kell SLATEN, d.
July 19, 1898. Where?
COOPER
GILLILAND
Teresa Cooper. Box 32, Yellville. AR 72687
Age 16 is interested in the Genealogy of her family.
She is the daughter of Leon COOPER and Carlene
Madel1neGILLILAND, married Oct. 14, 1956. Grandparents: Leon
Carl and Eva GILLILAND and Fred and Maye COOPER. This family is
Marion Co.,' Ark. She can supply dates and children.
REDMOND
VICK
Mrs. Bonnie Marr, 501 Maple, Ardmore. OK 73401
Jason Monroe REDMOND (my great great grandfather)
wife, Mary I. VICK. b. Oct 1869. Pope Co., AR, d.
1893/1896, Pope Co., AR. Jason M. REDMOND, d. 26 May 1923,
Murray Co., OK. Married 26 Nov. 1885, Pope Co., AR. Children:
GeorgeWebster REDMOND (male) b. 5 Sept 1886; Joe Redmond (male);
, Redmond (female) died age 4 of "Memphis Coup"; Moses Redmond.
This family lived near Potts Station (now Pottsville) Jason M.
REDMOND, remarried in Oct 1896, and the family moved to Okla. The
two surviving children came with him. Are there any type of burial
records or copies of tombstone inscriptions for the area around the
then Potts Station (during the period of 1890 or so?) I would like
to find the death dates of Mary I. (Vick) REDMOND, and her two
youngest children.
IMPORTANT NOTES FROM YOUR EDITOR!
This is the last issue for 1975! Before you forget (or get
left off the membership list for 1976) use the pink slip in the
front of this issue and send your 1976 renewal. To the many who
have already, without a reminder, sent in their money, our most
humble thanks! This has saved postage and of course once your
card is moved to the 1976 new file, you will not wonder if enough
copies will be printed. This year has already seen two reprints,
in addition to a complete new publication, our own ANCESTOR CHARTS.
We did hope to print two volumes in 1975, but time ran out.
We will try to get an early st4rt in 1976 and see how many we can
publish. Enough for several issues are already on hand, but it
will take some doing to get them in order to print and indexed, so
if you have not sent your ~cestor Chart already, it is not too
late (take your time, and make it as complete as possible, but do
send it!)
For the present we do have some material on hand for our
Arkansas Family Historian, but remember it takes much material for
an entire year, so check your own Family Histories and if you have
enjoyed the information others have shared with us this year, they
may also enjoy knowing about your family and the more we get into
print the less chance of loss by fire, etc. So remember the more
you share, the more someone else will share with us.
December 6, 1975 will be our last meeting for 1975!
also be a different type meeting. See details below:
This will
The winter Board Meeting of the Arkansas Genealogical Society,
Inc., will be held at Newport and neighboring Jacksonport o~ Saturday
December 6. All Members of the Arkansas Genealogical Society are
invited to attend this meeting, which will serVe as a regional meeting by permitting members in Northeast Arkansas who might not otherwise be able to attend a meeting to participate in the activities of
the Soc ie ty •
The initial meeting point will be the Jackson County Library
at Walnut and Third Streets in Newport. A tour of the Library will
begin at 10:30 a.m. After a dutch treat lunch at one of the nearby
restaurants, the meeting will continue at the Jacksonport Courthouse
Museum at the Jacksonport State Park, three miles west of Newport
on Arkansas Highway 69. This part of the meeting will feature a
special tour of the museum conducted by Lady Elizabeth Luker, curator
of the Museum and an Honorary Member of the Arkansas Genealogical
Society. We are looking forward to seeing you at this meeting.
NEW OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS FOR 1976
Our new Vice President is Marion S. Craig, MeDel Corresponding
Sece, Mrs. Vernoise Chambliss; Herald, Mrs. F. E. McGowen; Historian,
Mrs. Larry P. Clark, Secretary, Ms. Margaret HUbbard; Treasurer,
Mrs. Gerald B. McLane (these offices were divided because of the
added work load this year, with 530 members). New Directors: Mrs.
C. G. Ball: Mrs. Carroll C. Cannon; Dorr W. Powell; T. O. Hamaker.
Again a special thanks to all of you who have written nice
little messages, especially about our Arkansas Family Historian.
There is just no way, I can answer all of your friendly remarks,
but wh-ile stamping the labels, I have many friendlY little things
running thru my mind! Sometimes wonder if you are still in the
same place this time!!! (we do have some in trailers and they are
not the only ones that MOVE) most everyone is notifying well in
advance, before they do move now, and that really saves problems.)
Some few are the only member in their STATE (isn't that unbelieveable? but word is getting around. Last year only a few membe~s
lived in Louisiana, now we have many, and will welcome many more.
Sometimes a name stands out, as having promised Family Records
material (I remember those) and especially the ones who have sent
material. Some have offer to help others, in some area (out of
reach to many members). We have some semi-invalids, some deaf'
dumb (all are eager to work on their family records.)
Again last but certainly not least! Our SPECIAL SPECIAL
thanks to Ms. Margaret Hubbard for our 1975 1ndexe We have lost
count of the Indexes she has not only made, but typed ready for
reproduction in our Arkansas Family Historiane This time again
we are reaching your mail box early!
Many THANXS to everyone for helping to make this OUR QUARTERLY!
Sincerely,
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:Mrs. c. Knorr
PINE BLUFF-Mrs.
Catherine Lindsay Smith Knorr, 88.
of Pine Bluff, wife of H. A.
Knorr, died Friday.
Mrs. Knorr was a graduate
of Hot Springs High School and
Brenou College for Women at
Gainesville, Ga. She ran the
book departmenl of Smith
Paper Company-here for several years and pUblished 14
genealogical volumns on Virginia marriages. She was a
member of 28 patriotic soci~
eties and a former national
president of the Order of the
Crown in America, a former
state officer of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, a
member of the Coloqlal
Dames of America, First
Families of Virginia, the Mayflower Society. the Colonial
Governors and ,the Batons _of
Runnemaede. She was a member of Trinity Epsicopal
Church.
Surviving are a son. Wi11is
Roswel1 Greer of Washington;
and four grandchildren.
Funeral will be 2 p.m, Mon·
day al Trinity Episcola
Church. Burial will be in Bell·
wood Cemetery by Robinson
Funeral Home.
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THE ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN
197$ SURNAME INDEX
Aaron - 8
Abbott - 51
Abels - 164
Abernatha - 64, 123
Ables - 49
Abner - 102
Acord - 203
Acthley - 120
Adams - 8, 39, 47, 48, 50, 51,
119, 121, 164,173
Adcock - 164, 198
Addison - 46
Adkinson - 48
Agee - 164
Akin - 164
Albright - 162, 163, 164
Alcorn - 139, 140, 142, 143, 148
Alexander - 8, 24, 50, 51, 94, 101,
102, 103
Alford - 164
Alfred - 164
Alison - 83
Alister - 103
Allen - 40, 46, 51, 57, 74, 83, 93,
94, 153A, 170, 171
Allison - 38, 40, 84, 117, 153A
Allred - 50
Alston - 48
Amerson - 47
Amis - 50, 51, 99
Amos - 8
Anderson - 12, 40, 78, 102, 103,
119, 191
Andrews - 120, 164
Angel - 30, 200
Anspaugh - 30
Anthony - 202
Apple - 38
Appleton - 126
Arbaugh - 170
Arbuckle - 38
Archer - 103, 139, 143, 146, 147,
148, 161
Argaubright - 84
Arledge - 140, 148
Armstrong - 30, 32, 46, 102, 170, 201
Arnett - 164
Arnold - 38, 40, 103, 172, 198, 207,
208
Arthur - 203 .
Ashley - 43
Aslunan - 103
Askew ,;. 51
Atcherson - 58
Atchinson - 184
Atchison - 194
Atkins - 40, 101, 104
Atkinson - 8, 48, 54, 103, 164
Atwater - 202
Auker - 207
Austin - 139, 140, 148, 162, 163, 164
Avant - 47, 50
Avent - 164
Avery - 184, 187
Baca - 79
Bacon - 50, 51
Badget(t) - 8, 51
Bagley - 30
Bagwell - 139
Bailey - 1, 39, 40, 66
Baird - 49, 84
Baker - 1, 8, 49, 59, 66, 84, 94, 101,
120, 129, 139, 147, 148, 153A, 171,
203
Baldridge - 84, 85
Baldwin - 49, 170, 176
Baldy - 164
Baley - 103
Ball - 47, 180
Ballance - 146
Ballard - 50, 84, 85
Ballinger - 104
Bangus - 207
Barbee - 50
Barber - 38
Barker - 133
Barksdale - 8
Barnard - 92
Barnes - 38, 39, 127, 172, 199
Barnett - 8, 63, 85, 139
Barns - 47, 48, 51,.164
Barnum - 49
Barnwell - 92
Barram - 51
Barry - 133
Barton - 50
Bartow - 169
Bass - 45, 46, 47, 49, 51, 101, 187
Bassett - 30
Baswell - 164
Batchelor - 164
Bateman - 50
Battershell - 120
Baty - 164
Baugh - 49, 94
2
Baxter - 194
Bayliss - 23, 51
Beaks - 164
Bea1 - 85
Bean - 139
Beard - 49, 102
Bearden - 8
Beardon - 8, 102
Beauchamp - 176
Beaver - 118, 192
Beattie - 9
Beck - 101
Beckam - 173
Beene - 153A
Beeson - 164
Belcher - 38, 102
Bell - 8, 9, 41
Bellah - 139, 142, 147
Bellamy - 38
Bellew - 51
Bennett - 84, 101, 103, 133
Benton - 48, 63, 94, 101
Bergschneider - 24
Berry - 19, 20, 50, 85, 94, 101,
141, 164
Berryman - 164
Bertrand - 44
Bessell - 164
Bethell - 40, 48, 50, 51
Beuer1e - 45, 46
Bewley - 139, 148
Bickle - 118, 126, 206
Bigelow - 19
Biggs - 164, 171
Biglow - 164
Bilbro - 39
Billings - 30, 164
Billingsley - 30, 46
Bird - 40, 51
Bishop - 83
Bittle - 117
Bivens - 49
Black - 8, 30, 48, 144, 148, 171,
187, 204
Blackwell - 12, 51, 102
Blair - 61, 143, 145, 148
Blake - 101, 153A
Blakeney - 40, 187
Bland - 51
Blankenship-139, 204
Blankinship - 85
Blanton - 103, 117
Blasingame - 118
Blaylock - 12
Blazek - 128
Bledsoe - 48, 80, 187
Blevins - 60
Blood - 49
Bloom - 131
Blumer - 123
. B1y - 141
Blyth (e) - 139, 164
Boatright - 20, 208
Boatwrite - 101, 102
Bogard - 38
Bogy - 199
Boid - 48, 139
Boilin - 103
Boils - 141
Boin - 48
Boland - 47, 51
Boles - 194
Boleware - 85
Bolt - 8
Bolton - 46
Bond - 164
Bone - 9
Bono - 199
Booah - 103
Booe - 38
Books - 50
Boon - 49
Boone - 8, 185
Booth·(e) - 142, 143, 144, 145, 148
Bootright - 8
Borah - 8, 145
Borden - 51
Borland - 51
Borough - 48
Borrough - 48
Bose - 101
Boswell - 103, 190, 191, 194
Botts - 22
Bouden - 164
Bounds - 3
Bourland - 9
Bowden - 19
Bowen - 79, 184
Bowers - 103
Bowles - 70
Bowling - 155
Bowman - 126
Box - 8, 12, 47
Boyd - 30, 39, 40, 94, 101, 142,
143, 146, 148, 164
Boyt - 102
Brace - 171
Brach - 47
Brackston - 49
Bradberry - 101, 102
Bradburn - 103
Bradford - 39, 176
Brad1e - 164
Bradley - 30, 47, 50, 103
3
Bradshaw - 103, 164
Brady - 60
Branch - 39, 48
Branden - 139
Brandenburg - 154
Brannon - 144
Branom - 8
Branson - 9, 164
ranton - 103
Brantley - 22, 85
Brawley - 38, 164
Bray - 193
Brazile - 164
Brazzil - 49
Brear1y - 30
Breckenridge - 183
Breden - 139
Breeden - 30
Bremer - 66A, 66B, 130
Brewer - 99, 101, 119, 139, 201
Bridges - 51, 142, 145, 154
Briggs - 49, 164
Bright - 154
Bringle - 33
Brinkley - 51
Bristow - 203
Britt - 102, 117
Brittian - 117
Britton - 103, 117
Broach - 47, 48
Broadfoot - 85
Brock - 102
Brockman - 49
Brogden - 74
Bromer - 207
Bronaugh - 40
Brooah - 104
Brookfield - 139., 142, 143, 144, 145,
147, 148, 161
Bro.oks - 101, 154, 164
Brown - 9, 19, 23, 30, 40, 41, 42, 47,
48, 49, 50, 51, 53, 62, 92, 94, 101,
102, 103, 104, 139, 161, 164, 169,
173, 203, 206
Brownd - 118
Browner - 47
Browning - 9, 57, 164
Bruer - 47, 49
Brumett - 23, 85
Brumley - 47
Brunder - 164
Brunt1ey - 164
Bryan - 30, 94
Bryant - 29, 30, 50, 61, 97, 98, 99,
125, 140, 148
Bryce - 62
Buagh - 7
Buchannon - 164
Buckley - 8
Budd - 118
Bufford - 102
Burord - 189
Bug1y - 48
Bullard - 85
Buller - 103
Bullington - 193
Bullock - 49, 73, 94, 164
Bulls - 38
Bumgardner - 175
Bunch - 9
Bunn - 50
Burch - 19, 50, 172
Burchik - 154
Burdon - 101
Burgess - 140
Burgett - 190
Burk(e) - 25, 101, 154
Burkett - 83
Burks - 164
Burleson - 173
Burnell - 102
Burnett - 8, 17
Burnham - 48
Burns - 39, 48
Burough - 48
Burr - 1, 46, 52
Burris - 201
Burrough - 47
Burrus - 101
Burt - 85
Burtnutt - 103
Burton - 6, 7, 164
Busby - 175
Bush - 72, 94, 101, i64, 202
Bushion - 164
Bussey - 164
Buster - 118, 140, 141, 142, 143,
145, 148
Bustle - 50
Butcher - 127, 139
Butler - 8, 14, 38, 48, 49, 94
Butrom - 102
Buy1ey - 38
Bynum - 164
Byrd - 51, 118, 173
Cable - 103
Cabler - 4, 6
Cahows - 103
Cain - 49, 164
Calahan - 85
Caldwell - 43, 164
Calhoun - 154
Callaway - 93
Calloway - 48, 175
Ca1we11 - 201
Callyhan - 49
Ca1ven - 139
Calvert - 73
Cambell - 103
Cameron - 19
Camp - 1, 50, 66, 129
Campbell - 9, 79, 84, 85, 139, 140.
143, 144, 145, 154
Canady
48
Cannon - 58
Canter - 164, 173, 205
Cantrell - 139, 194
Capps - 139
Carbo - 85
Cardwell - 85
Cargile - 164
Carlis1y - 117
Carlock - 124
Carlton - 154
Carmichael - 126
Carnahan - 43
Carns - 73
C.rothers - 30
Carpenter - 85, 102, 103
Carr - 39, 40, 50, 103, 164
Carrick - 101, 103
Carroll - 9, 19, 101, 164
Carson - 207
Carter - 48, 49, 101, 103, 169, 204
Caruthers - 142
Casad - 171
Casey - 48, 59, 101
Cash - 66, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74,
75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82
Caskey - 39, 193
Castleberry - 100A, 100B
Catlett - 207
Caudle - 154
Caulk - 101
Cave - 173
Cawaatet - 164
Chaffin - 62
Chafin - 40
Chamberlain - 47
Chamberlin - 47
Chambers - 47, 49, 50, 54, 92
Chambliss - 36, 66, 129
Chance - 164
Chancellar - 13
Chapman - 164
Chappell - 94, 206
Charles - 101
4
Chastain - 60
Chasteen - 207
Chatham - 63
Cheairs - 208
Cheatham - 30, 50, 54, 101, 154
Cheek - 9, 59
Chennault - 9
Cherry - 164
Cheshier - 48
Chesnut - 19, 102
Chesshir - 93
Childers - 85, 140
Childres (g) - 139, 146
Childs - 1, 13, 14, 50, 207
Chisholm - 117, 154
Chism - 140
Choat - 101
Christy - 126
Church - 102
Churchwell - 190
Cia - 1, 2, 3, 66, 68, 129, 131
Cisco - 169
C1and- 189
C1arge - 100A, 100B
Clark (e) - 1, 30, 50, 58, 66, 85, 101,
102, 103, 120, 128, 129, 140, 143, 146,
147, 148, 164
Clary - 154
C'aud :.. 189
Clay - 101, 164, 201
Clayborn - 54
Clayton - 102, 189
Clem - 12, 47
Clement(s) - 9, 80, 154, 164, 184
C1emon(s) - 48, 85, 103
Clendenin - 44
Cleveland - 18, 94
Clevling - 164
Clifton - 49, 50
Cline - 1, 56, 66, 116, 129, 144,
145, 168, 197
Clover - 57
Coal - 164
Coatney - 101, 164
Cobb(s) - 9, 134
Coburn - 187
Cochran - 9, 12, 29, 39, 139, 140, 141,
142, 143, 146, 148
Cockrum - 140
Cocks - 101
Coffel - 85, 86
Coffman - 164
Cogbill - 164
Coker - 50, 164
('olbert - 62
Cole - 47, 86, 117, 187, 199
5
Coleman - 9, 49, 98, 171
Col"y - 75
Colier - 48
Collier - 24, 119, 164
Collins - 30, 43, 53, 102, 164
Colman - 50
Colquitte - 171
Colvert - 47, 48
Compere - 9
Compton - 50, 73, 176
Condel - 48
Condrane - 164
Condren - 102
Cone - ,n, 171
Conine - 24
Conley - 164
Connally - 24
Connell - 86
Conner - 118, 126
Connor - 38
Conway - 30, 182, 183
Cook (e) - 30, 48, 50, 53, 61, 81,
86, 99, 102, 122, 164
Cooksey - 50, 51
Cooper - 17, 23, 30, 40, 51, 54,
86, 101, 103, 129, 132, 134, 135,
144, 146, 148, 154, 164, 190, 208
Coopper - 86
Coose - 103
Cope - 170
Copeland - 54, 161, 199
Copher - 61
Coplan - 86
Corbett - 86
Corley - 164
Cornahan - 30
Cornelius - 9
Cornet - 47
Corriish - 164
Cotham - 164
Cothran - 39
Cotter - 39
Cotton - 161
Coughram - 30
Counce - 21
Counsel - 48
Covell - 164
Covins - 103
Cowens - 102
Cox - 9, 50, 51, 58, 59, 86, 92,
127,' 164. 175, 204
Coyle 184
Cr.abb - 48
Crabtree - 143
Crage - 19
Craig - 1, 9, 35, 50, 51, 66, 86,
120, 121, 129, 138
Crain - 101, 102
Crane - 124
Cravens - 141, 145, 147
Crawford - 92, 140
Criner - 55
Crippin - 103
Crisp - 51
crisope - 9
Crittenden - 181, 182
Critz - 171
Crocker - 30
Crockett - 120, 121, 126
Croft - 23
Crook - 164
Crosby - 12
Cross - 9, 47, 57, 139, 146
Crossno - 199
Crouse - 48
Crow - 30, 127, 140
Crowe - 13
Crowell - 50
crowley - 122, 140, 142, 143, 147, 148
Crownover - 30
cruce - 174
Crumby - 103
Crump (8) - 101, 103
Cryer - 31, 45
CUddup - 51
Cullum - 176
Cu1p - 92
Culverhouse - 72
Cummings - 9, 194
Cummins - 38, 40
Cunningham - 44, 48, 164
Cupit - 45
Cupp - 104
Curl - 16
Curran - 183
Curtis - 48, 169
Dabney - 164
Dacus - 131
Dagner - 141
Dangers - 19
Daniel - 9, 48, 51, 97, 98, 164
Daniell - 174
Darby - 39
Darling - 84
Darter -140, 143
Dausey - 101
Davidson - 23, 30, 92, 93, 94, 202
Davis - 9, 12, 35, 47, 63, 64, 86, 101,
120, 140, 141, 143, 154, 164, 173,
190, 200. 201, 202
6
Dawdy - 48, 50
Dawkins - 164
Dawson - 50, 185
Day - 103, 169
Deacon - 58
Deal - 39
Dean - 169
Deaton - 48
Deck - 86
Decker - 86
DeHaan - 79
Delaughter - 9
Demsey - 101
Denna - 103
Dennington - 9
Dennis - 103, 164
Denny - 74
Denton - 164, 169
Deorth - 101
Dereuisseaux - 25
DeServille - 28, 31
Dethridge - 49, 94
Devall - 189
Devault - 145, 146, 149
Dew - 194
Deweese - 164
Dewitt - 123
Dhonau - 21, 25
Dickey - 80, 123
Dickinson - 49
Dickson - 19, 102
Dikes - 19
Dilbeck - 86
Dill - 164
Dillard - 95
Dinwiddie - 38, 39
Dismukes - 187, 188, 189
Dixon - 30, 45, 101, 164
Doane - 29
Dobbins - 37
Dockery -13
Dodd - 60, 140, 202
Dodge - 103, 147
Dodson - 9, 51
Doherty - 101, 102
Doil - 101
Donald - 202
Donaldson - 19
Donathan - 140
Donnell - 38, 40
Dorman - 47
Dorris - 51
Dortch - 50, 51
Dotson - 140
Doty - 51
Douglass - 164
Douthit - 9
Douty - 140
Dowden - 32, 46
Downey - 164
Downs - 9, 48
Dover - 9
Doyl(e) - 164
Drake - 86
Draughn - 80
Dravier - 140
Drennon - 47
Drew - 145, 146, 149
Driskill - 127
Drumins - 140
Duberg - 19
Dublin - 38, 187
Duckett - 23
Dudley - 154
Duff - 51, 103
Duffell - 51
Dugar - 101
Duggar - 199
Duke(s) - 45, 63, 164
Dulana - 50
Dull - 93
Dumond - 103
Dunagan - 174
Dunagin - 9
Dunaho!" - 169
Dunaway - 102, 187, 189
Duncan - 147
Dunkin - 146
Dunlap - 37
Dunn - 39, 103, 128, 207
Dunnagan - 57
Duprey - 141
DuPriest - 200
Durcue - 86
Duren - 9
Durham - 51, 94, 119
Durine - 86
Durr - 101
Duty - 128
Duval - 102
Dye - 187, 188
Dyer - 73
Dykes - 99
Dyson - 164
Eager - 164
Eagle - 40, 188
Earle - 122
Earnest - 47
Easley - 62
Easly - 19
Eason - 51
East - 86
Eaton - 51, 94, 102, 141
Echols - 63, 164, 173
Eckels - 47
Eddins - 188
Eddy - 154
Eden - 141
Edington - 101
Edmonds - 102, 164
Edmondson - 38
Edon - 141
Edrington - 128
Edwards - 12, 23, 38, 40, 101, 103,
164, 188
Eggleston - 172, 203
EI-Beheri - 198
Eldridge - 141
Elecy - 164
Elington - 6
Elison - 47
Elkins - 51
Elliot(t) - 43, 48, 118, 126, 141,
188, 206
Ellis - 86, 121, 123, 154, 157, 161,
164, 207
Ellison - 117
Elmore - 49, 86
Elms - 127
Elton - 164
Emerson - 40, 47
Emmons - 164
Emrie - 123
Englesaw - 62
English - 103, 125, 140, 147
Ennis - 103
Eno - 27, 29
Ensley - 86
Eoff - 118
Epperson - 39, 59, 196
Eppes - 164
Epps - 118, 126
Erwin - 12, 125, 188
Estes - 48
Etchison - 51
Ethridge - 23, 47, 164
Eubank(s) - 50, 164
Evans - 39, 40, 45, 46, 47, 49, 51,
87, 164, 174, 187
Evarett - 19
Everhart - 103
Everett - 9, 164
Everitt - 141
Ewell - 39
Fairchild - 51
Fairly - 103
Faley - 51
Falls - 172
Farlin - 49, 134
Farmer - 54
Farquher - 164
7
Farr - 120
Farrar - 7·
Farrier - 48
Farris - 19, 49, 164
Fate - 18
Faught - 12
Fay - 133
Fee - 19, 123
Feeney - 118
Felps - 102
Fendley - 78
Fenner - 164
Fenney - 63
Ferguson - 9, 19, 31, 46, 189, 197"
Ferrall - 184
Ferrell - 102
Ferrill - 103
Ficklin - 147
Fielder - 48
Fifer - 48
Fike - 47
Filley - 48, 49, 50
Finch - 20
Fincher - 174
Finister - 194
Finley - 31, 33, 87, 137
Finney - 78
Fips -" 87
Fi£zgerald - 9
Fisher - 19, 50, 164
Fite - 50
Fi tzhugh - 94
Fitzpatrick - 48
Flanagan - 164
Flanery - 47, 141
Fleming - 7, 19, 38, 40, 128, 155, 203
Flemister -123
Fletcher - 31, 44, 46, 47, 103, 140,
141, 145
Flippo - 49
Flood - 134
Floyd - 47, 94
Flourney - 103, 104
Flournoy - 182
Fluellen - 50
Flynn - 23
Flynt - 40
FOllllllee - 97, 98
Forbes - 12
Ford - 39, 40, 83, 141, 161, 164, 188
Forester - 141
Forrester - 31
Fortenberry - 139, 141, 145
Fort - 164
Fortune - 48
Foshee - 45
Foster - 49, 54, 59, 101, 103, 141, 164
8
Foulke - 169
Foust - 86
Fowler - 141, 174
Francis - 28, 31
Franklin - 9, 46, 97, 98, 164, 201
Frasier - 48, 50
Frazer - 187
Frazier - 87
Freeman - 9, 12, 101, 124, 164,
188
Freestone - 171, 175
French -163
Frenz - 173
Frier - 141
Frierson - 125
Frost - 9, 141
Fry - 51, 190
Fryar - 164
Fryer - 140
Fudge - 92
Fugate - 123
Fuget - 103
Fu1gum - 205
Fulks - 61
Fultz - 206
Fuller - 50, 101, 102, 155
Fu1son - 101
Furgerson - 102, 103, 164
Furgurson - 164
Furr - 188, 189
Fuqua - 169
Gadberry - 175
Gage - 31, 141, ISS, 164, 185
Gaines - 180
Gair - 40
Ga1ahar - 50
Ga1away - 19
Galloway - 133
Ga10way - 164
Gamer - 139
Ganaway - 164
Gandy - 46
Gant - 206
Gardenhair - 103
Gardenhire - 62
Gardner - 9, 47, 87, 100A, 100B,
102, 155, 175, 200
Garlington - 51
Garner - I, 47, 66, 70, 72, 73,
99, 100, 100B, 129, 139
Garrett - 12, 77
Garrison - 47, 164
Garvin - 31, 51
Gaster - 19, 164
Gatcher - 49
Gates - 34
Gatewood - 40
Gatlin - 51
Gatten - 206
Gatton - 174, 206
Gaylor - 118
Gee - 87
Geeter - 50
Gentry - 164
George - 76
Gerhart - 126
Gerstaecker - 31
Gholston - 172
Gibbs - 134, 169
Gibson - 9, 47, 48, 49, 87, 141, 164
Gid1e - 103
Gilbert - 128
Giles - 19
Gillaspie - 164
Gill - 51
Gille - 45
Gilliam - 103
Gilliland - 204
Gillmore - 54
Gills - 46
Ginis - 49
Gino - .48
Givins - 57
Gladden - 54
Gladen - 103
Glass - 26, 193, 155
Gleaves - 40
Glenn - 47
G1enor - 164
Glosson - 93
Glover - I, 66,100B, 129, 188
Goad - 9, 101
Godden - 171
Godwin - 164
Goer - 164
Goings - 45
Goins - I, 45, 46, 97
Goldie - 135, 136, 137
Goldsmith - 47
Goldwin - 172
Golliher - 141
Goodin - 102
Goodman - 103
Goodrich - 48
Goodwin - 82, 102, 128, 154, 164,
172, 187, 188, 189, 200
Gore - 164
Gould - 31, 63, 68
Gower - 66, 106
Goyne - 46
Goza - 94
9
Grabiel - 61
Grace - 48, 164
Grady - 102, 164
Graham - 12, 44, 46
Grant - 47
Graves - 31, 102
Gravier - 199
Gray - 3, 9, 31, 39, 40, 48, 49, 50,
51, 59, 102, 141, 142, 176, 180,
186, 201, 202
Grayham - 102
Green (e) - 4, 8, 9, 23, 31, 48, 49, 51,
83, 94, 100A, 100B, 102, 104, 126,
164, 193, 194
Greenway - 50
Greenwood - 161
Greer - 64, 164
Gregg - 31
Gregory - 12, 155
Grey - 142, 144, 161
Grider - 164, 190, 192
Griffin - 21, 93, 102, 164, 191, 201
Griffith - 101, 102, 121
Griftin - 9
Griggs - 73
Grill - 21, 22
Grimbilet - 33
Grimmett - 155
Grimes - 51
Grindle - 102, 164
Grisby - 61
Grisham - 169
Grissom - 49, 60
Grisum (Grissum) - 47, 97
Griswold - 207
Grizard - 48
Grotzinger ~ 127
Grubbs - 47, 50
Grubs - 164
Guest - 102
Guice - 164
Gullett - 188
Gulley - 9
Gullick - 141
Gullitte - 142
Gunter - 9
Guyne - 46
Gwynne - 6
Hackler -102
Hackney - 171, 175
Hadlay - 139
Hager - 133
Haile - 188
Hair - 171
Halcombe - 139, 142
Halcromb - 164
Hale - 19, 164, 176, 188, 198
Haley - 75, 76
Halk - 176
Hall - 10, 41, 43, 45, 46, 48, 49,
51, 62, 72, 73, 94, 117, 121, 139,
142, 145, 146, 149, 164, 169
Haller - 24
Halliburton - 10
Hallum - 39, 40, 54, 169
Hambleton - 50,102
Hamby - 144
Hames - 35
Hamilton - 87, 164
Hamm - 102
Hamman - 189
Hammer - 164
Hammet - 164
Hammock - 19, 164
Hammon - 103
Hammond - 48, 64, 139, 141, 143, 144,
145, 146, 147, 149
Hammons - 10, 64
Hamond - 64
Hampton - 98, 102
Hanah ~ 48
Hanauer - 161
Handley - 164
Handly - 19
Hank - 102
Hankins - 162, 163, 164
Hanly - 102
Hannah - 60, 164
Hansbrough - 41
Hanson - 154, 155, 158
Harben - 87
Harber - 47
Hardage - 17, 81
Hardcastle - 51
Harcourt - 173, 205,
Harden - 48
Hardester - 62, 121
Hardesty - 58
Hardin - 1, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 31,
40, 87, 120, 141, 144, 147, 149,
188
Hardison 10, 59
Hardwick - 119
Hardy - 49, 51
Hardyman - 49
Hare - 190, 191
Hargett - 87
Hargis - 48
Harland - 101
10
Harle - 198
Harley - 48, 50, 127
Harlin - 49
Harmon - 48, 103, 186
Harney - 103
Harp - 26
Harper - 39
Harra11 - 51
Harring - 106
Harrington - 81
Harris - 10, 40, 47, 49, 50, 51, 54,
58, 60, 66, 99, 102, 103, 106, 119,
125, 139, 140, 141, 146, 149, 164,
171, 188, 191, 198
Harrison - 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 38, 50,
51, 62, 101, 103, 154, ISS, 164,
181, 190
Harshaw - 39
Hart - 64, 101.
Hartman - 101
Harvey - 123
Harvill - 38, 51
Hashew - 164
Haskins - 61, 98, 99, 127, 164
Hasting(s) - 49, 184
Hasty - 48, 164
Hatcher - 143, 149
Hatley -207
Hatterson - 19
Hauspeth - 164
Havens - 126
Hawkins - 51, 125, 184
Hawk(s) - 102, 176
Haydon - 101
Hayes - 50, 58
Haynes - 10, 87, 118, 126, 164, 206
Haynie - 93
Hays - 58, ·103, 173, 192
Hazen - 37, 39, 40
Hazle - 164
He ~ 164
Headlee - 171
Heard - 63
Heartgraves - 139
Heath - 10
Heaton - 102
Hedges - 142, 146
Heffley - 54
Heflin - 49, 164, 194
Hellin - 164
Hellums - 92
Helms - 19
He1terbrand - 87
Helton - 10
Hemingway - 103
Henderson - 43, 48, 61, 87, 164,
188, 190
Hendrick(s) - 49, 164, 200
Hendrickson - 102, 103
Hendrix - 10
Henley - 10
Henry - 40, 208
Hensley - 101
Henson - 87
Herendon - 87
Herring - 164
Herring - 106, 185
Herron - 164
Hesson - 10
Hester - 73
Hewing - 164
Hibbard - 208
Hibbord - 101
Hicks - 40, 46, 60, 117, 121, 126,.
148, 189
Hickman - 164
Higgenbothen - 48
Higginbotham - 124
Higgins - 87
High - 39, 40
Highfield - 48
Hight - 48
Hightour - 50
Hightower - 19
Hilborn - 164
Hildebrand 103
Hill - 6, 21, 31, 39, 84, 101, 169, 208
Hillhouse - 140, 143, 149
Hilton - 47
Hinchee - 165
Hines - 47, 142
Hinton - 47, 49, 165
Hinze - 101
Hobbs - 12
Hobson - 47
Hockenberry - 103
Hodge(s) - 39, 40, 101, 127, 165
Hodoff - 103
Hogan - 194
Hoge - 49
Hogue - 165, 170
Holchon - 102
Holcomb (e) - 34, 193, 194
Holder - 102
Holderness - 48
Hole - 102
Holigan - 165
Holister - 101
Holland - 10
Holley - 199
Holliday - 45
Hollinsworth - 47, 142
Hollis - I, 2, 36, 66, 129, 130, 173
Holloman - 165
Holloway - 10, 39, 49, 50, 165
Hollowell - 170
Holman - 31, 34
Holmes - 50, 126, 173
Ho1oway - 101
Holt - 26, 46, 68
Holtzclaw - 155
Honady - 48
Honeycut - 50, 165
Hood - 10, 38, 39, 40, 50, 94
Hoodanpilo - 49
Hoodly - 103
Hoofman - 70, 74, 75
Hooiser - 45
Hooker - 48
Hooper - 44, 51
Hooten - 9
Hopkins - 102
Horn - 201
Horner - 12, 200
Hornsborger - 47
Hornbuckle - 102, 103
Horsfall - 121
Horton - 62, 171, 172, 187
Hoshall - 12
Hoskins - 101
House - 48, 94, 102, 103, 104, 142,
165
Houston - 10
Howard - 10, 58, 102, 125, 127, 165,
169, 175, 193
Howe - 190
Howell - 7, 24, 40, 62, 102, 170,
191
Howery - 10
Hoylewood - 201
Hubbard - 1, 2, 50, 66, 129,173
Huddleston - 125
Hudgens - 38, 40, 155
Hudson - 38, 40, 49, 50, 51, 103,
139, 142, 145, 146, 189
Huff - 49
Hufstutler .- 50
Hughes - 24, 101, 119,173, 208
Hughey - 10, 175
Huie - 47
Hulcy - 141
Hull - 165
Humphrey(s) - 24, 51, 117, 142
Humphries - 165
Humphris - 101, 103
Hunt(s) - 18, 40, 47, 118, 126,
165, 189, 198, 206
Hunter - 18, 51, 63
Hurst - 205
Hurt - 49
Huse - 49
Husley - 19
Huston - 165
Hutchenson - 94
Hutcherson - 19
Hutcheson - 63, 118
11
Hutchinson - 141, 194
Hutchison - 49, 50, 102
Hutson - 31
Hyatt - 165
lIes - 46
Ingersoll - 62
Inglis - 136, 137
Ingram - 87
Inman - 191
Irvin - 97, 99, 102
Irwin - 103, 189
Isacks - 142
Israel - 121, 126, 168
Ivey - 165
Ivins - 169
Izard - 10
Jabine - 41
Jackson - 39, 40, 51, 102, 103, 127,
142, 145, 155, .65, 184, 189, 195,
203
Jacobs - 50, 51
James - 12, 82, 102, 140, 149, 165, 202
Jameson - 203
Janes 32, 84, 149, 161
Jarnagan - 156
Jarrett - 142, 145, 146, 149
Jarvins - 73
.
Jarvis - 38, 73, .156
Jeans - 206
Jefferson - 26
Jeffries - 49
Jeffry - 142
Jefrey - 103
Jelks - 39
Jenkins - 31, 200
Jennings - 31
Jensen - 124, 170
Jernigan - 192
Jobe - 142, 144, 156
Johnson - 6, 10, 24, 32, 35, 39, 40,
44, 46, 47, 48, 68, 69, 72, 78, 84,
93, 94, 98, 101, 103, 104, 122, 141,
142, 143, 146, 156, 165, 180, 181,
182, 183, 184, 185, 186, 189, 199
Johnston- 47
Jolley - 117
Jolly - 38
Jones - 10, 20, 32, 40, 48, 49, 50,
51, 54, 55, 64, 79, 87, 94, 98, 99,
101, 102, 103, 139, 140, 142, 143,
144, 145, 146, 147, 154, 165, 172,
189, 204
Jonest - 103
Jonson - 146, 149
12
Jordan - 46
Jorday - 45
Jordon - 49, 165
Joslyn - 93
Joyner - 50, 51, 94
Judkins - 87
Julian - 33, 120
Junkin - 186
Justus - 194
Kastner - 20
Kaufman - 163, 172, 198
Kavanaugh - 141, 144, 146, 149
Keathley - 169
Keel - 190
Keence - 45
Keesacker - 43
Keiser - 122
Keith - 142
Ke11ebrew - 48
Kellett - 88, 142, 149
Kelley - 10, 140
Kellough - 38
Kellum - 48
Kelly - 35, 61, 94, 117
Kelton - 165
Kendrick - 47, 97, 99
Kenedy - 165
Kennard - 10, 133
Kennedt - 40
Dennedy - 40
Kennemure - 12
Kennerly - 165
Kenon - 5
Kent - 47
Kerr - 50, 88, 106
Kester - 142, 144
Ketchum - 50
Key - 49, 93
Keyes - 12
Kiger - 102
Kile - 101
Kilpatrick - 132, 133, 134, 135,
136, 137
Kinard - 10
King - 10, 39, 40, 88, 102, 142,
146, 165
Kinney - 39, 203
Kirby - 32, 169
Kirk - 37, 51
Kirkendoll - 156
Kirkwood - 22
Ki·ser - 118, 156
Klein - 79
Kline - 101
Knatcha1 - 194
Knight - 45, 46, 47, 88, 101, 126, 156
Knoles - 165
Knowlton - 103
Knowton - 103
Koch - 200
Kord - 98
Kuhn - 22
Kuykendall - 32, 49, 156, 160
Kuykendol1 - 156
Kyea - 62
Labeff - 49
Lacken - 103
Lackey
39, 49
LaCroix - 93
Laferty - 49
Lafferty - 32
Laffoon - 121
Laforgue - 102
Lagrand - 103
Lail - 145
Lamb -. 84, 142, 149, 161
Lambert - 3, 6, 118, 165
Lancaster - 200
Land - 10
Landen - 47
Landers - 103
Landingham - 165
Landom - 48
Landrum - 21, 192
Lane - 62, 101, 165, 176
Langford - 40
Langhorn - 101, 103
Langley - 10, 50, 156
Langston - 45, 60, 165
Langton - 201
Lanier - 51, 71, 75, 76
Lankford - ·140. 170
Lantern -94
Lasater - 88
Lassater - 143
Laster - 202
Latham - 94, 141, 199
Latimer - 32
Laughlin - 20
Laurence - 53
Lavorn - 165
Lawrence - ~O, 51, 191, 195, 196
Law(s) - 47, 144, 149
Lawson - 142
Lawtern - 51
Lay - 102, 165
Layal - 57
Layer - 165
Lea - 10, 47, 50, 51, 169
Leach - 142, 149
Leany - 28, 32
LeB1ue - 45
Ledbetter - 103
Ledford - 84, 142
Lee - 16, 59, 88, 122, 147, 149, 192
Leehance - 142
Leeper - 32
LeFlore - 79
Legate(s) - 40, 189, 203
Leggett - 83
Leggitt - 32
Leiper - 94
LeMasters - 201
Lemley - 131
Lenox - 143
Lepord - 47
Lessley (Lesley) - 174
Lester - 101
Levengood - 198
Leverton - 10
Lewis - 7, 8, 12, 32, 35, 45, 60,
74, 101, 103, 141, 165, 173,
181, 185, 207
Libe - 161
Lichlyter - 21
Light - 198
Lightfoot - 48, 156
Lindaman - 40
Lindesmith - 79
Lindsey - 10, 19, 32, 50, 140, 143,
145, 156, 165
Lingo - 98
Linley - 143
Lipscomb - 51
Lister - 103
Little - 94, 103
Littlejohn - 50
Litton - 39
Livingston - 19
Lloyd - 169
Lock - 205
Lockard - 127
Lockery - 50
Locket - 165
Lockwood - 10
Logan - 47, 48, 79, 101, 143
London - 88
Long - 40, 47, 48, 88
Longacre - 101
Looney - 51, 139, 145, 147, 149
Lorance - 47
Loretz - 39
Lott - 102
Louden - 102
Love - 48, 64, 102, 103, 171
Lovelins - 103
13
Lovely - 32
Lovin - 101
Lovitt - 101
Low - 104
Lowder - 143
Lowe - 83, 84, 140, 141, 143, 149
Lowry - 196
Loyd - 140, 141, 142, 144, 145, 146,
147, 149
Lucas - 165
Luck - 189
Ludlow - 103
Luke - 101, 102, 103
Luker - 63
Lu1es - 19
Lumley - 32
Lumpkin - 187
Lunsford - 88
Lupton - 49
Luttera1 - 141
Luttrell - 149, 161
Lynch - 143
Lynn - 13
Lyon - 32, 61
Lytle - 102
Mabry'- 204
Machen - 50
Mack - 191
Macke - 143
Mackey - 48, 49, 191
Maddox - 50
Maddux - 124
Magby - 40
Maguyre - 57
Maherge - 143
Mains - 10
Majors - 165
Maley - 10
Mallack - 97
Mallett - 63
Malley - 50
Malloy - 79
Malone - 49, 51, 62, 75, 143, 192
Malpass - 101, 102, 103
Mangrum - 139
Manly - 58, 101
Mann - 39, 40, 50
Manning - 49
Mansker -143, 144
Manson - 143
Margetson - 25
Marion - 35
Markham - 78, 79, 146, 165
Marks - 47, 97, 98, 99
Markum - 165
Marlett - 57
Marlot - 102
Maroney - 165
Marr - 208
Marsh - 49, 51
Marshall - 48, 94, 139, 140,
143, 156
Martiau - 6
Martin - 14, 24, 41, 44, 45, 46,
48, 50, 54, 60, 96, 106, 126,
143, 165, 172, 202
Mash - 49
Mashburn - 60
Mason - 72, 73, 92, 169
Massengill - 143, 149
Massey - 93
Massy - 159
Masters - 165
Mathews - 88
Mathis - 102, 125
Matlock - 32, 51, 99
Matthews - 118, 165
Mattison - 10,
Mattix - 139, 140, 142
Maurie - 48
Maxey - 13
May(s) - 49, 76, 142, 165, 173
Mayberry - 125
Mayes - 10, 13
Mayson - 102
Meadows - 207
Means - 47, 48, 189
Mear -101
Medcalf - 88
Medlock - 202
Meek(s) - 10, 169
Melear - 200
Melton - 165
Menard
103
Menord - 103
Mercer - 101, 205
Merett - 165
Merriman - 7
Merriott - 13, 14, 60
Merritt - 146
Miatt - 50
Michael(s) - 88, 176
Michel - 47
Michen - 47
Mickel - 19, 20
Midkiff - 46
Migrant - 103
Migrout - 101
Milam(s) - 169, 202
Millard - 19
Miles - 47, 165
14
Miller - 7, 10, 13, 32, 39, 46, 50,
51, 56, 57, 88, 116, 134, 143, 165,
168, 197
Milligan - 139, 141, 143, 145, 150
Mills - 41, 44, 143
Mil1wee - 198
Minic - 13
Minnick - 59
Misick - 39
Mister - 102
Mitchael - 176
Mitchell - I, 10, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25,
49, 51, 77, 93, 102, 125, 127, 165,
170, 176
Mitchum - 165
Mobley - 32, 171, 185
Mock - 103, 144
Mohnkern - 93
Monroe - 39, 180, 182, 198
Montgomery - 57, 94, 102, 208
Moore - II, 17, 34, 38, 39, 40, 47,
48, 49, 50, 52, 60, 62, 83, 89, 94,
101, 102, 144, 157, 161, 165, 174,
185, 191, 192, 193, 194, 206
More - 144
Morgan, - I, 37, 39, 40, 60, 66, 84,
97, 98, 99, 101, 106, 129, 161, 165,
172, 187, 190, 192
Morman - 49
Morris - 10, 19, 38, 40, 95, 120, 145,
157, 165, 199
Morrise - 38
Morrison - 51, 70, 76, 134
Morse - 157
Morton - 10, II, 135, '136
Mosby - 98
Mosery - 47
Mosly - 98
Moss - 117, 199
Motes - 55
Motherall - 120, 121
Motley - 64
Mouton - 22
Moye - 195
Mucdid ? - 101
Mulhern - 58, 128
Mulky - 199
Mulligan - 47
Mullins - 12, 49, 157, 169
Murdock - 101, 124
Murphe - 139
Murphy - 33, 36, 62, 103, 117, 121,
157, 165, 171, 172, 173
Murray - 3, 103, 147
Murrell - 38
Murrie - 50
15
Murry - 48. 165
Myers - 46. 76. 77. 133. 206, 207
MacIver - 189
McAdams - 49. 102
MCAlexander - 88
McA1(lJister - 50. 92
McBride -102
McBryde - 66. 91. 92
McCabe - 69, 79
McCain - 39. 40
McCa1ie - 103
McCall - 88, 165
McCallister - 97. 98
McCan - 47
McCargo - 49
McCarroll - 33. 143, 144. 149
McCarson - 165
McCarthy - 10
McCartney - 45
McCarty - 79. 101
McCauley - 205
McClain - 102
McCleland - 103
McClellan - 16
McClendon - 48. 50
McClung - 47
McClure - 103. 118. 185
McCollister - 49
McColloch - 11. 99
McCollum - 51
McCombs - 39. 40
McComic - 88
McCormac - 165
McCormick - 143
McCowan - 17
McCown - 21,
McCoy - 48, 165
McCracken - 61. 103
McCraw - 50
McCrory - 63
McCuller - 48
McCullore - 50
McCullough - 33
McCurdy - 47
McCurry - 157
McDaniel 8, 48, 49. 100A
McDermott - 94
McDoogle - 88
McDonald - 46, 48. 51, 60, 124. 140.
143~ 144. 146, 149. 161
McDurmet - 19
McDurmit - 103
McFadden - 49
McFall - 49
McFarland - 49
McFarlin - 50, 189
McFerrin -19, 20
McGee - 102, 103, 165. 184, 185, 201
McGill - 120
McGormac - 165
McGowen - 66, 129
McGraw - 21. 22, 23, 24, 165
McGroth - 103
McGuire - 57
McHorse - 13
McIlroy - 143
McIntosh - 101, 102, 103
McIntire - 118, 126
McIver - 40, 188
McKay
38. 40, 165, 208
McKee - 165
McKie - 191
McKindree - 40
McKinley - 143
McKinnee - 40
McKinney - 98, 99, 117. 128
McKissick - 33
McKnight - 33
McLamore - 47
McLane - 1, 66, 129
McLaren - 40
McLaughlin - 205
McMasters - 203
McMillan - 143
McNabb - 39
McName - 48
McNeely - 157, 158
McNeill - 38. 51, 94
McNutt - 50, 88
McPeters - 165
McPherson- 103. 188
McWilliams - 146, 157; 158
Nady -103
Nail - 104
Nailor - 48
Nall - 49
Nance - 80
Nash - 83
Nauton - 49
Naylor - 51
Neail - 145
Neal - 43. 45, 46. 101. 142. 146
Nealy - 51, 99
Necessary - 59
Needham - 51
Nee1 - 1, 66, 129
Neighbors - 102
Nelia - 102
Nelson - 33. 45, 77, 157
Nem1y - 19
Nethaby - 101
Netherby - 102
16
Nettle - 165
Nevill - 51
New - 117
Newland - 144
Newman - 45, 101, 102, 165
Newton - 1, 36, 47, 56, 59, 66,
92, 116,117, 129, 165, 168,
171, 183, 197
Nicho1ds - 19
Nichols - 38, 55, 61, 74, 165
Nie1 - 47
Night-126
Nil - 50
Nis1er - 170
Nix - 51, 157, 207
Nixon - 13, 58, 101,171, 202
Nolan - 144,
Norman - 49
Norre11s - 101
Norris - 48, 89, 140, 174
North - 101
Northcut - 168
Norton - 165
Nowell - 7, 165
Now1et - 19
Nucke1s - 101
Nucum - 147
Nuse - 103
Nutt - 13, 48, 49
Oak1y - 102
Oaks - 84
Oas1y - 101
Obarr - 11
O'Brien - 170
O'Danie1 - 126
O'Donnell - 126
Offitt - 103
Offutt - 182
Ogden - 11, 89, 144
Oglesby - 102, 186
O'Guin - 89
O'Kelly - 47
Oldham - 13, 40, 101
Olivar - 47
Oliver - 47, 101, 102, 162, 163,
165, 189
Olmsted - 93
Onare - 101
Oneal - 11, 102, 103
O'Neal - 49
O'Neill - 165
Orman - 50
Orphen - 144
Orr - 140, 141, 142, 150, 157
Orrick - 33, 162, 163, 173, 205
Osborne - 11
Osburn - 201
Osment - 165
Oswell - 101
Overby - 50
OVerman - 51
OVersmith - 133
Overstreet - 50, 196
Overton - 51, 94, 103
OWen(s) - 19, 33, 47, 49, 50, 101,
103, 126, 165
Pace - 59, 61, 145
Page - 51
Pain - 48
Paisley - 94
Palmer - 43, 45, 46, 144
Panne1 - 78
Parish - 103
Parker - 11, 49, 51, 96, 102, 103,
157, 161
Park(s) - 62, 201
Parsley - 84
Parson -200
Parsons - 14, 15, 17, 18, 48, 79, 200
Paschell - 102
Paslay - 11
Pate - 121
Patrick - 47, 165
Patterson - 49, 89
Pattillo - 51, 94
Patton - 165
Pawley - 102
Payne - 4, 7, 180, 202, 205
Payton - 144
Peairs - 198
Pearce - II, 141, 143, 144
Pearle - 11
Peck - 103, 104
Peery - 126
Pelham - 35
Pendergraft - 118
Pendergrass - 118
Pend1etcn - 5
Pennington - 47, 81, 169
Peno - 103
Penrod - 101
Peoples - 55
Perce full - 39
Percifull - 189
Percival - 33
Perdy - 47
Perkins - 40, 139, 143, 144
Pernell - 50
Perrin - 125
Perry - 11, 38, 93, 144
Perryman - 144
Peters - 33, 120, 165
Petersell - 103
Peterson - 35, 49, 165
Petree - 199
Pettigrew - 74
Pettyjohn - 199
Pevehouse - 144, 146
Peyton - 146, 150
Pharr - 11
Phelan - 33
Phelps - 49
Philley - 48
Phips - 103
Phillip 204
Phillips - 28, 33, 47, '49, 50, 51,
94, 157, 165, 168, 204, 206
Phillpot - 33
Picket(t) - 32, 44, 51, 206
Pickle - 198
Pierce - 47, 49, 75, 77, 139,
140, 144
Pierson - 51
Pike - 101, 102, 182
Pile - 103
Pipkin - 189
Pistole - 33
Pitman - 139, 140, 141, 142, 143,
144, 145, 150, 189
Pittman - 38, 40, 142, 156, 1,58
Pitts - 11
Plant - 165
P1enoy - 199
Pless - 47
P1wn1ee - 1,69
P1wn1ey - 165
P1unket - 47
Poe - 59
Pogne - 11
Poindexter - 144, 161
Poland -165
Polk - 15
Pollard - 103
Polson - 140
Pomeroy - 165
Pool - 99
Porch - 50
Porter - 51
Porterfield - 49, 94
Post - 47
Potter - 89, 165
Potts - 49, 50, 176
Powell - 39, 102, 120, 158, 208
Power(s) - 11, 94
Powncee - 50
17
Pratt - 11, 49
Presley - 1, 51, 56, 57, 66, 104, 116,
129, 166, 168, 197
Presson - 29
Preston - 34, 38, 101
Prewett - 45
Price - 4, 7, 8, 15, 39, 80, 99
Pricket - 50
Priddy - 49
Pride - 49
Pridmore - 89
Prieryear - 103
Prince- 202
Pringle - 33
Prior-104
Pritchard - 89
Privett -89
Privitt - 62
Procise - 19
Proctor - 49
Proffitt - 101
Prosper - 103
Prouse - 13
Pryor - 48" 51, 94
Puckett - 171, 175, 206
Pugh - 33
Pullum - 165
Purnel1 - 165
Pyburn -188, 189
Pyeatt - 30, 33, 42, 43
Pyron - 124
Quarles - 39, 40, 49
Quinten - 33
Raborn - 189
Rackley - 64
Ragland - 40
Ragsdale - 119, 147
Ragsdell - 145
Ragsdil1 - 145
Rainey - 39, 93
Rains - 33
Ralls - 165
Rambo - 49, 51
Ramer - 127
Ramsey - 33, 50, 51, 53, 103
Ramsower - 13
Randall - 102, 125
Randleman - 34
Raney - 11, 34, 145, 146, 150
Rapley - 44
Rasberry - 145
Rash - 165
Ratcliff - 50
Ratliff - 49, 174
Rau1ings - 38
18
Rawlings - 72
Rawlins - 198
Ray - 47, 49
Rayborn - 189
Rea - 203
Reabrook - 19
Read - 61, 172
Reade - 5, 6, 7, 8
Reaves - 11, 19, 100
Rector - 120, 184
Redin - 102
Redmond - 208
Redwine - 103
Reed - 13, 24, 32, 38, 60, 77,
94, 102, 103, 189
Reeder - 34
Reel - 41
Reeves - 158, 198
Reid - 51
Reinhardt - 38, 191, 192
Rellish - 102
Rempel - 123
Rentfro - 123
Reves - 194
Revil - 145
Reynolds - 11, 38, 40, 50·, 51,
101, 145, 165, 189
Rhoads - 25
Rhoden - 103
Rhodes - 165
Rials - 93
Rice - 142, 150
Rich - 163
Richard(s) - 103, 165
Richardson - 64, 80, 89, 98, 102,
1,65
Richie - 34
Riqherson - 49
Riqlunond - 50
Riqketts - 55
Rickman(s) - 144, 206
Ricks - 207
Riddle - 16, 17
Ridgell - 165
Ridley - 50
Riggan - 94
Riggs - 47
Rightor - 123
Riley - 11, 62, 121, 165, 171
Ring ~ 118, 206
Ringo - 101
Rip1y - 101
Ritchey - 165
Ritter - 190
River - 165
Roane - 47
Ro",ten - 140
Robbins - 143
Robbinson - 97, 98
Roberson - 47, 48, 89
Roberto - 121, 126, 168
Roberts - 22, 23, 93, 103, 155, 158,
165, 189, 207
Robertson - 5, 48, 50, 94, 96, 140,
143, 145, 146, 147, 150, 173
Robins - 44, 191
Robinson - 21, 28, 34, 37, 38, 39, 40,
101, 103, 145, 156, 158, 161, 165,
186, 189, 192, 198, 202
Robnett - 89
Rockman - 49
Roden - 102
Rodgers - 101, 103, 165
Rodney - 140, 150
Rogers - 48, 49, 89, 120, 142, 145,
158, 165, 188, 189
Rohlfing - 58, 61
Roland - 47, 50
Rolen - 145
Rollins - 50
Romans - 11
Rook - 101
Roony - 101
Roper - 158, 208
Roquemore - 60
Rorer - 43
Rose - 38, 39, 51, 101, 102
Rosencranse - 133
Ross - 39, 51, 57, 94, 97, 99, 125,
144, 145, 165, 189, .204
Rotan - 50
Roten - 158
Roton - 158
Roundsvi11e - 79
Rounserve11 - 51
Rousey - 47
Row (e) - 52·, 104, 176
Row1ader - 133
Rowland - 159
Row1er - 44
Royal - 11, 34, 165, 171
Roycroft - 74
Rozzell - 84
RUchton - 159
Rucker - 29, 102
Ruckman - 145
Rucks - 49
RUddell - 28, 34
RUdick - 192
RUffian - 101, 102
Ruffin - 16, 49
Rulls - 165
Rush - 34
Rushing - 192
Rushton - 159
Rusk - 34
Russ - 83, 165
Russ1e - 145
Russel (1) - 48, 49, 50, 51, 144, 145,
161, 165
Rust - 165
Ruth - 102, 165
Rutlidge - 50
Ryan - 134, 135
Ryland - 50
Sabin - 35, 206
Sacket(t) - 102, 133
Sadbury - 48
Sains - 102
St. John - 133
Sale - 201
Salter - 165
Sample - 102, 103
Samue1(s) - 48, 51, 140, 145, 150
Sandefer - 11, 89
Sanders - 38, 45, 79, 89, 101, 143,
146, 165, 187
Sandusky - 19, 102
Sanford - 139, 140, 150
Sargent - 165
Satterfield - 38, 40
Saunders - 48
Sawyers - 165
Say1e(s) - 41, 159
Scarberry - 89
Scarbrough - 165
Schaad - 94
Schaber - 24
Schafer - 59
Scofield - 101
Scoggin(s) - 11, 48, 50
Sconiers - 165
Scott - 34, 39, 45, 49, 50, 51,
79, 89, 94, 101, 102, 103, 159,
202
Scrubbs - 145
Scull - 34
Seahorn - 47
Seamore - 48
Seats - 145, 147
Seaux - 24
Seavers - 142
Seay - 97
Secrese - 102
Seewald - 119
Self - 45, 46
19
Sellers - 46, 175
Se11igman - 165
Selman - 48, 50
Sessions - 47
Sevier - 42, 44, 173, 182, 183, 184
Sexton - 49, 102
Shaddoe - 49
Shadwell - 55
Shafer - 118
Shankle - 49
Shanks - 19
Shannon - 84, 90, 175
Sharp - 51, 170, 185, 203
Sharyer - 44
Shat - 55
Shatswell - 55
Shaver - 141, 144, 161
Shaw - 34, 102
Sheeford - 190
Shield - 32
Shell - 102
Shelley - 198
Shelly - 133
Shelton - 13, 47, 203
Shepherd - 38
Shepperd - 168
Shepperd - 168
Sherfield - 16
Sheriff - 11
Sherley - 47
Sherre1s - 145
Shinn - 28, 29
Shipman - 11, 53, 58
Shipp - 165
Shippy - 48
Shoemaker - 47, 104
Shook - 121, 168, 176
Shore - 132
Short - 11, 13, 50, 90, 103, 165
Shropshire - 205
Shuford - 190, 191, 192
Shumake - 165
Shurtleff - 159
Simkins - 102
Simmering - 198
Simmons - 13, 39, 103, 165, 168
Simpson - 90, 142, 145
Sims - 11, 49, 50, 94, 102, 122, 165
Sinclair - 165
Sincleare - 102
Singleton - 165
Sipes - 90
Siratt - 62
Sisco - 169
Sisson - 48
Sizer - 44
Skeggs - 47
20
Skillern - 38, 40
Skinner - 47, 71, 93, 165
Slaten - 208
slater - 48, 102
Slauter - 165
Slavens - 142, 150
Sledge - 102
Sloan - 84, 140, 141, 142, 143,
144, 145, 150
Slocum - 146
Slover - 47
Sluss - 126
Small - 165
Smart - 45
Smedley - 11
Smith - 11, 14, 19, 23, 34, 39,
40, 42, 45, 48, 49, 50, 51,
57, 74, 83, 90, 94, 96, 97,
101, 102, 103, 120, 124, 134,
145, 146, 159, 161, 165, 168,
170, 173, 174, 182, 185, 189,
205
Smithee - 39, 40
Smoot - 16
Smur1es
50
Snapp - 172
Sneed - 48
Snider - 103, 133
Snipes - 171
Snoddy - 146, 150
Snody - 101
Snow - 169
Snyder - 64, 176
Sokol - 70, 71
Somerve11 - 51, 94
Somerville - 169
Somner - 11.7
Sorrells - 50, 58, 201
Sou1sbury - 101
Southall - 191
Southerland - 34, 49
southern - 48
Southmayd - 62
Southworth - 165
Sowell - 64
Spake - 49
Sparks - 165
Sparrow - 13, 159
Spears - 170
speer(s) - 48, 49, 50
speights - 46
Spence - 104
Spencer - 36, 80, 101, 165
Spences - 13
Spikes - 139, 141, 145, 146, 150
Spiva - 102
Spivy - 146
-
spotts 145
Sprouse - 165
Spry - 47
Spurlock - 84
Stags - 49
Stallcup - 127
Standfield - 50
Standford'- 93
Standlee - 11
Standley - 11
Stanek - 204
Stanford - 146
Stanley - 18, 137
Stark - 11
Starnes - 145
Starns - 140
Statts - 146
Stayton - 66, 106, 163
Steel (e) - 38, 61, 200
Steelman - 49
Stell (e) - 48, 49, 124, 201, 207
Stelling - 50
Stephens - 46, 61, 165, 176
Stephenson - 102, 103
Stevens - 11, 47, 50, 93, 159
Stevenson - 41, 43, 57, 160
Steward - 124, 165
Stewart - 34, 98, 99, 101, 102, 103,
160, 165
Stights - 90
Still - 201
Stillwell - 21, 34, 189
Stinnett - 13, 146
Stinson - 198
Stockett - 120
Stockton - 165
Stocumb - 165
Stoien - 171
Stokes - 50, 102, 103, 146, 165, 188
Stone - 39, 62, 102, 165, 172, 203
Stoner - 204
Stout - 57,
Stover - 47, 48
Strain - 126
Stratton - 38
Straughan - 84
Street - 84
Stricklin - 50
Stried - 168
Strobridge - 103
Strohan - 101
Strong - 49, 134
~troud - 47, 94, 102, 143
Strum - 51
Stuart - 139, 146, 150
Stubblefield - 48, 146, 147
Stucky - 102
Sturdivant - 93
Sturgeon - 202
Subberra - 199
Suckey - 165
Sudduth - 165, 201
Sugart - 50
Suggett - 180
Suit - 83
Sullenberger - 48, 94
Sullivan - 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18,.
39, 40, 47, 48
Sullivant - 47, 157, 160
Sumlin - 48
Summers - 38, 102
Sumner - 117
Sunkfield - 49
Surgent - 165
Sutburg - 47
Sutfin - 146
Suther Ian - 103
Sutherland - 49
Sutton - 48, 55, 199
Swader - 126
Swafford - 161
Swaim - 189
Swain - 101
Sweazea - 146
Sweets - 46
Swinnery - 19
Swor - 118
Syler - 92, 93
Tabor - 199
Tacker - 185
Tadlock - 90
Talbert - 46
Talbot - 11, 47
Talley - 13
Tankersley - 100
Tanner - 74
Tapley - 203
Tarkington - 204
Tartenton - 204
Tate - 11, 35, 49, 51, 93
Tatom - 160
Tatum - 50, 160, 185, 186
Taylor - 11, 47, 49, 50, 51, 60,
94, 102, 189, 203
Teague - 119
Tecumseh - 180
Tee1 - 102
Teer - 165
Tennison - 55
Terrell - 22, 49, 63, 118, 156, 165
Terry - 48, 102, 165, 205
21
Therrell - 60
Thigpen - 45
Thorn - 169
Thomas - 11, 29, 37, 40, 47, 48, 49,
50, 51, 103, 128, 165, 170
Thomason - 19, 37, 39, 50, 60
Thomasson - 206
Thompson - 11, 38, 46, 48, 50, 60,
74, 90, 103, 119, 145, 146, 147,
150, 165, 169, 194
Thorn (e) - 169
Thornton - 15, 16, 38, 47, 77, 90
Thrasher - 11, 47, 51, 160
Thrower - 50
Thurm - 73
Tidwell - 160
Tiller - 103
Tindall - 102
Tiner - 124
Tingey - 200
Tinker - 50
Tinsley - 49
Tipton - 1, 53
Tisdale - 16, 17
Titsworth - 35
Tittsworth - 165
Todd(s) - 118, 126, 206
Tolbert - 124
Tomlinson - 125
Tomme - 11
Tompkins - 180
Toncray - 41, 42, 43, 44
Toney - 49
Torrance - 48
Torrents - 102
Totten - 37
Touchstone - 102, 165
Townsend - 141, 146,150, 165
Townson - 102
Towry - 160
Tracy - 41
Tramel - 48., 49
Tranthan - 38
Travis - 189
Treadway - 82
Treasvant - 40
Trigg - 49, 103
Trout - 47
Truehart - 38
Trueheart - 40
Tuberville - 91
Tucker - 38, 40, 51, 64, 101, 102,
104, 122, 123, 144, 146, 147, 165,
192
Tuley - 175
22
TUnnell - 51
Turk - 80
Turnbow - 202
Turmon - 143
Turner - 46, 47, 51, 82, 94, 101,
103, 165
Tutt - 201
Tuttle - 81
Twiddy - 146
TYler - 38, 57, 143, 145, 146
Tyner - 204
Tyra - 48
Tyre - 161
Underwood - 59, 94, 160, 202
Upton - 146
Vaden - 40, 189
Van Buren - 180
Vanbuski - 47
Vance - 35, 97
Vandergriff - 183
Vanderslice - 94
VanHorne - 11
Vanlandingham - 23
Vann - 35, 165, 192
Van Noren Dorff - 103
Vansickle - 24
Vanvlack - 93
Vanzant - 35
Vardon - 101
Vassant - 102
Vaughan - II, 12, 47, 120
Vaughn - 160, 169
Vaun - 47
. Vausey - 165
Venneberg - 174
Vennebery - 206.
Venters - 47
Vernon - 13
Verser - 5, 39, 50, 51
Verteik - 207
Vicars - 49
Vick - 193, 208
Vining - 165
Vinson - 57, 84, 90
Violet - 73
vitti toe - 39
Vizzier - 21
Vowell - 50
Waborn - 103
Wilde - 173
Wagner - 57
Waid - 50, 51
Waitt - 48
Waldron -. 103
Waldrop - 82
Wa1ke;r; - 12, 35, 46, 47, 48, 70,
73, 80, 9Q, 165, 190, 192
Wallace - 48, 51, 64, 103, 160, 173
Wallis - 146
Walters - 101
Wa1 thall - 38
Walton - 48
Wamac - 12, 35
Wamack - 40
wan -
103
Ward - 90, 180
Ware - 90, 101
Warner - 7, 8
Warnie - 48
Warren - 50, 104, 173, 185
Wash - 50
Washburn - 125
Washington - 103
Wasson - 117
Waters - 35
Watkin(s) - 22, 39, 40, 41, 42, 44,
49, 90, 101
Watson - 7, 12, 19, 47, 50, 57, 94,
102, 103, 142, 147, 165
Watters - 12
Watts - 50, 117, 126, 187'
Wayland - 140, 141, 144, 147
Wayne - 12
Weatherford - 38
Weatherington - 38
Weaver - 48, 90
Webb - 44, 60, 121
Webster - 103, 165
Weeks - 45, 46, 133, 145, 150
Weese - 174
Weir - 49, 160
Welch - 51, 90, 147, 165
Weldon - 35, 46
Wells - 12, 145, 147, 162, 163,
165, 169
Wesson - 51
West - 49,61, 84, 102, 139, 141,
ISO, 160, 166
Westbrook - 22
westerman - 90
West1y - 166
Wharton - 165
Whatley - 47
Wheeler - 48, 55, 133, 190
Wheelis - 12
Whelan - 58
Whetstone - 147
Whitaker - 50, 165
White - 19, 48, 49, 62, 101, 102,
147, 155, 160, 165, 200
Whitehead - 123, 160, 165, 191
Whitfield - 12
Whitiker - 103
Whiting - 101
Whitley - 187
Whitlock - 101
Whi tmore - 94
Whitney - 49, 165
Whitworth - 103
Whoticer - 147
Wiatt - 50
Wicker - 90
Wideman - 35
Wiggington - 47
Wilburn - 125
Wilder - 191
Wiley - 50, 102, 132, 141, 142,
145, 150
Wilkerson - 48
Wilkins - 166
Wilkinson - 12, 101
Willcox - 50, 202
Williams - 12, 13, 35, 39, 46,
47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 55, 73,
78, 84, 94, 101, 102, 103,
146, 147, 166, 171, 175, 182,
187, 188, 189, 198, 201
Williamson - 166, 175
Williford - 188
Willis - 90, 128, 160, 188
willmeth - 139
Willmouth - 147
Wilmoth - 49
Wilson - 13, 14, 22, 35, 43, 44,
47, 51, 57, 59, 83, 90, 97,
98, 99, 101, 102, 118, 129,
141, 144, 161, 166, 202
Wily - 166
Wimer - 57
winbank - 6
Winchester - 202
Wincler - 146
Wingfield - 48, 201
Winfree - 45, 46
Winkaler - 147
Winningham - 139, 147, 150
Winstead - 49
winston - 94
Winter(s) - 166, 202
wisdom - 61, 191
Wise - 12, 208
Wisley - 103
Withers - 48, 166
Wizel - 168
Wolch - 12
Wolf - 12, 102, 166, 202
Wollard - 12
Wollum - 48
Wolverton ~ 12; 102
23
Wommack - 142, 147
Woodall - 93
Woodard - 48, 166, 173
Woodes - 104
Wood (e) - 12, 13, 29, 35, 46, 48,
49, 50, 60, 90, 103, 118, 141,
166, 195, 198
Woodruff - 19, 41, 43, 44
Woodson - 7, 21, 22
Woodward - 35, 45, 173
Woodworth - 50, 166
Wooten - 186, 198
Word - 97, 98, 99
Wren - 90
Wright-12, 39, 40, 49, 50, 53, 63,
94, 98, 101, 139, 150, 168, 199,
206
Wyatt - 166
Yager - 49
Yancy - 47
Yarbourough - 101
Yarbrough - 6, 101, 207
Yates - 12, 31, 49
Yeager - 12
Yell - 147
Yelvington - 166
Yergan - 51
Yerger - 49
Yocum - 45, 46
Yong - 103
Yosmont - 55
Yost - 19
Young - 24, 25, 31, 48, 53, 60,
83, 166, 206
Youngblood - 38, 45, 46, 47, 175
Zin - 48

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