Family Historian - Arkansas Genealogical Society

The Arl(ansas
Family Historian
Volume 15, No.4,
OctjNov/Dec 1977
Note: There is a surname index for Vol. 15
at the end of issue No.4.
THE ARKANSAS
FAMILY HISTORIAN
VOLUME XV
Number 4
OCTOBER-NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1977
,
PuLli.hed Quarterly
By
ARKANSAS GENE;\LOGICAL SOqE1=Y, 1m:.
42tJO "A" SIret'1
Little Rock, Ar .... n.a. 72205
ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC.
OFFICERS
DIRECTORS
Marion S. Craig, M. D. President
Little Rock, Arkansas
T. O. Hamaker, Vice President
Magnolia, Arkansas
Mrs. Gerald B. McLane, Treasurer
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Mrs. C. G. Ball, Recording Secretary
North Little Rock, Arkansas
Mrs. Carroll C. Cannon, Corresponding
Sec., Forrest City, Arkansas
Mrs. Larry P. Clark, Historian
Little Rock, Arkansas
Mrs. Hayle P. Hollis, Herald
Camden, Arkansas
James Logan Morgan, Parliamentarian
Newport, Arkansas
ASSOCIATE EDITORS:
Mrs. Harold D. Alspaugh
Magnolia, Arkansas
Russell P. Baker
Mabelvale, Arkansas
Robert W. Dhonau
Little Rock, Arkansas
Mrs. Mae Chinn Green
Batesville, Arkansas
Ms. Margaret Hubbard, MembershipChairman, Hot Springs, Ark.
J. B. Lemley
Russellville, Arkansas
(Contributors)
Mrs. Mario B. Cia, Sr., 4200 "A" Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205
Mrs. Grady Woods, 805 Hickory Street, Crossett, Arkansas 71635
Clyde O. Barnard, 2129 Sharon Dr., Garland, Texas 75041
James L. Carder, 3411 Chancellor, Memphis, Tenn. 38118
CONTENTS
PAGE
EDITOR'S NOTES .....••...•.•..•.••••.••.••••••••••••••.•......•...••...•..•••..•• 198
THE HINTON GENEALOGy •...••..•..•..••...••..•••.•..••.••...••..•..••..•....••..•• 200
GEORGE WASHINGTON BARNARD - 1818-1900 ...•..•...•..•.•••....•.•••.••.•....•••..•• 205
NOTI CE - MEMBERSH I P FEE. .•.•••..•.•....••...••......•.•.••••••••••••••••••••.••. 207
A STUDY OF THE CARDERS IN SOUTH CAROLINA DURING THE PERIOD 1790-1850 ••...••....• 208
CORRECTION PLEASE - CASEy •....••..•..•••••••.•••.••.•..••......•.••••.•..•..•.•• 209
HOW TO PREPARE FOR PUBLICATION •.....••.••••..••..•.••..••....• , •.•.••....•..•.•• 210
QUERIES .......•...•...•.••.••.•..•.........••••..•....••..•••••••••••••••••••.•. 211
ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY - 1977 MEMBERSHIP LIST ••••.•••••••.••••••.•••....• 226
SURNAME INDEX FOR ENTIRE YEAR OF 1977 ••·•••••••••••••••.•..•..•.••••.•.•..•...••• 243
HISTORICAL &GENEALOGICAL SOCIETIES IN ARKANSAS - 1977 ••.•••.•.••...•.•..••••••• 240
Neither the Associate Editors, nor the Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc.,
assume any responsibility for information or material shared 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.) Mrs. Mario B. Cia, Sr., (Elaine Weir Cia) Editor
COPYRIGHT - 1977
ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC.
4200 "A" Street
Little Rock, Arkansas 72205
NOTE:
A complete file of our Arkansas family historian has been sent to Washington,
D. C. and is in the Library of Congress, all issues to date are fully copyrighted, including all eight volumes of our Ancestor Charts.
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E. Russ Williams, Speaker for our Annual Meeting, October 1,1977 and our President
Marion Stark Craig, M. D.
Some of our 1977 Officers: T. O. Hamaker, Vice President &Program Chairman; Ms.
Marge Hubbard, Membership Chairman; Mr. Dora Ball, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Carroll
C. Cannon, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Larry P. Clark, Historian; Mrs. Gerald B.
McLane, Treasurer; and Marion Stark Craig, M. D., President.
Both pictures by Mrs. Virginia Treadway.
EDITOR'S NOTES
DEAR MEMBERS
&
READERS OF OUR ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN:
Time once again to finish out this very good year of our ARKANSAS
FAMILY HISTORIAN. Already twenty pages of Queries have been prepared for
our March 1978 issue. Two hundred pages were promised (if the material
became available). The material was available, even tho much of it needed
to be prepared, by typing, checking, etc. If you will check the last page
for this year, you will notice we are well over our 200 pages, and the
material has been typed on 14 inch paper and then reduced to fit onto our
8 1/2 by 11 size. Much more material has been processed than in past years
also four additional Ancestor Chart Volumes have been published, and one
Volume of Marriage Records for Union County. Out budget has really been
stretched, as well as the number of volunteer workers has increased, seems
everyone is so eager to help each other. A BIG BIG THANKS TO EVERYONE.
By reducing our prepared material (on our 805 Mu1ti1ith machine) to
fit our Quarterly size of 8 1/2 by 11, we have been able to send more in
themai1.andsti11tryingtokeepourpostagefeeas10waspossib1e.By
notifying our office, either to hold your Quarterly (when you have to move)
or sending a change of address well ahead of the mailing date, that too has
helped keep our postal fee as low as possible. We just have a Great group
of ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN MEMBERS.
Volume IX ANCESTOR CHARTS are being printed just as soon as this
Quarterly is released. But then the Index and Compiler's list still needs
to be made. Soon after January 1, 1978 that issue will be released, so if
you want to include your $3. for that issue when you renew your membership
for 1978, that will save 13 cents postage, for you. Remember to send your
membership before 31 January 1978, as the fee will be increased to $7. at
that time.
Volume X ANCESTOR CHARTS have been gathered ready for printing, and
will be typed soon, so that Volume will follow Volume IX very soon. This
Volume was gathered as a result of a six weeks class, at the Laman Library
in North Little Rock, Ark., last June and July. This class was held each
Thursday evening from 7 to 9 PM and many who were not already members of
our Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc., became members.
Volume XI ANCESTOR CHARTS are now being gathered (about half are
already in that group) we have tried to keep the number to about 65 or so,
this keeps the $3. price range and within our budget.
Our new project of FAMILY GROUP SHEETS (see the last page of this
issue, is becoming very popular. Some time in 1978 we hope to print the
first of this Group. See the March issue of our Arkansas Family Historian
for further information on when this will be released. If you have not
already sent your FAMILY GROUP SHEET, better get started. Start with your
grandparents (either side) list grandfather, grandmother, and then start
with the eldest child, and so on down the list, including all the known
information, dates of birth, death, and marriages, etc. These will also
become very valuable as the Volumes become available.
Our ANCESTOR CHART VOLUMES I and IV have recently (just finished
yesterday) been reprinted. Some of our new members did not know about them
until they were all gone. If you have a complete set of these, you would
like to sell to someone else, let us know and we in turn will pass word
along. So far we have had many requests for them, but no one seems to want
to give their issues up. We are not going to reprint these, again as we
need to get the new ones into print (our budget:).
We have just received a Certificate from the
~NEALOGICAL
LIBRARY FOR
THE BLIND AND PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED, INC., for our latest contribution to
this worthy cause .. Our Volumes V, VI, VII, & VIII Ancestor Charts have
been placed with them for instructional materials to be produced in Braille
large print, and on cassett tape for the blind. Classes in genealogy are
taught in sign language, andover teletype so they can communicate over the
telephone with the deaf. Their address is: 4176 English Oak Drive, Doraville, Georgia 30340. Telephone 404-449-1523, Mrs. Diane Dieterle, Director.
EDITOR'S NOTES CONTINUED (Page 2)
Many of our members have expressed thanks for the listing of new books
of Genealogical interest, especially for Arkansas. Some few are listed
here. and if you know of others please let us know. Some Families have
already printed much valuable information about their families and allied
families. if others knew about these books and where they might be gotten,
some duplicate work might be avoided. These books might be out of print,
b~t if we could find a Library or some person who has a copy, maybe a page
m1ght either be copied or at least read, sometimes just a tiny clue is all
that is needed
Those who have really come to a dead end, really know how
this will help. The same applies to the Query Section, you may not know
about a certain family yourself, but you might know some one who is working
or has worked for years on the family, try passing the word along
That
help is sometimes more valuable than a long letter of explaination. Just
drop a note. and say regarding your Query, of such a date, write (give the
name and good address of the person you know who has been working on the
family.) Many good good contacts are made thru the Arkansas Family Historian.
INTERESTING BOOKS AVAILABLE
ARKANSAS COUNTY. ARKANSAS 1850 & 1860 CENSUS, by R. W. Dhonau
$5. each
or $9 together. Order from, R. W Dhonau, 4410 Lee Avenue, Little Rock,
AR 72205
RECORDS OF SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH, & CYPERT CEMETERY, EVENTIDE CEMETERY,
SMALLEY CEMETERY, GAMBLE CEMETERY, AREA OF MARVELL, PHILLIPS COUNTY, ARK.
By Rose Craig White, Box 598, Marvell, Ark. 72366. Soft Cover. indexed
95 pages
FELIX G HAWKINS (c. 1820, TN - Jan. 1891, AR) and His Descendants, by
Michael S. Cole. Soft cover, indexed 25 pages. $5. Order from' Michael
S Cole, Route #6. Box 226, Harrison, AR 72601
A COMPENUIUM OF ARKANSAS GENEALOGY - Vol. I, 1977, by Mrs. William H.
Counts. 38,2 Glenmere Road, North Little Rock. AR 72116. 568 pages. This
Hardcover book is in three parts. First all the known marked graves from
Civil War days through 1968, the names of hundreds of individuals buried
by the City of .Little Rock during the Civil War and Post War Reconstruction
period. who never had tombstones, are available to researchers in this data
Pictures of Oakland Cemetery & the Confederate Monument. Part II the
complete List of Little Rock's First City Directory, compiled & Published
in 1871
Including the name of Head of Household, residence. occupation
and location of business, etc. Part III, is a series of art.cles of Genealogical interest. concerning Little Rock residents buried in Oakland Cemetery during the Civil War & Post Reconstruction era. Index to Part Ill.
(Sexton's records are included in the first part, in alphabetical order).
Order from Mrs. Counts - $30.
RECORDS OF CRAWFORD COUNTY, ARKANSAS - MARRIAGE BOOK "A" 1877 -1880, Ear ly
Gazette Records of Marriages of Crawford County, 1829 to 1842, Early Van
Buren Press Records of Marriages of Crawford County, 1860-1875, Compiled
by Oma Cole Route 3 Box I, Alma, AR 72921 & Hazel Brown, Route I, Alma,
AR 72921
Soft Cover $5. Order from either of the ladies listed above.
Also Book "B" Marriage Record will soon be released. $5. (1880-1884)
EASY STEPS FOR RECORDING CEMETERY HEADSTONES, by Wanda Graham Amo, 1819
Beechwood. Lit t Ie Rock. Arkansas 72207 $5 Step by Step instructions for
recording and publishing a complete county of Cemetery records. Plastic
Cover
A NEW YORK NEWSPAPER REPORTER PROVIDES Extensive, 6n-The-Site Coverage of
The Pope County. Arkansas Revolt Against Reconstruction. Interviews with,
Dover Citizens. Jacob L. Shinn of Russellville, State Officials, Participants on both sides. Information on' Assassinations, Family Feuds, and
other interesting Events, Copied by, Milton C. Tucker, Box 291. Dover, AR
72837 55
EDITOR'S NOTES CONTINUED (Page 3)
INTERESTING BOOKS AVAILABLE (Con't page 2)
Reprlnt
Reminiscences of a Private, by W, E, Bevens
96 pages, Soft
Cover May 1861 to 1865. Indexed. Order from Jackson County Historical
Society. Newport Arkansas 72112. $5.
OBITUARY AND DEATH NOTICES OF POPE COUNTY, ARKANSAS 1875 through 1886,
Copied by J. B. Lemley from Old Newspapers 64 pages with index $5.
Order from J. B. Lemley, 1120 N. Detroit, Russellville, AR 72801
OBITUARIES OF POPE COUNTY, ARKANSAS (February 1973 through December 1973)
Copied by J. B. Lemley, 1120 N. Detroit, Russellville, AR 72801
Taped & written interviews, by J. B. Lemley. 113 pages with Index. $5.
OBITUARIES OF POPE COUNTY, ARKANSAS & Interviews 1974, copied by J. B.
Lemley. $6.
BOOK REVIEWS - GIFTS TO ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY
Reviews by R. W. Dhonau, Director
The Arkansas Genealogical Society Library has received as a gift, "MY
BYERS - BONAR - SHANNON and Allied Families, 1695 - 1976", a volume by
Marion Stark Craig, M. D. The gift is from the author and 1977 State
President of our Society. It is his second family history publication, the
first having been "Colonel Joseph Hardin of Davidsonville, 1784-1826".
This discourse of Dr. Craig's ancestor families begins with a BYERSBONAR marriage in Washington County, Pennsylvania. The children of this
couple came through Ohio and to Arkansas, the youngest of which was John
Hancock BYERS, the great grandfather of Dr. Craig. The sources of material
used are many and extremely varied. The most interesting to the reviewer
Is family group sheets made from information by reliable sources.
Other
types of documentation are equally authoritative. It includes a great deal
of history as it was being made, especially the Civil War. Book published
1976, hardcover, 8~ x 11 inches, 120 pages, full name index, $10.00 Marion
Stark Craig, 300 Beckwood, Little Rock, AR 72205
"JOHN CRAIG AND SOME DESCENDANTS: 1773-1976" - Two Centuries of a
Southern Family, by Marion Stark Craig, M. D., is the third publication of
our President. It was released in June 1977 and is a recent gift to the
Library of our ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, in the Genealogy Room, second
floor, Little Rock Public Library.
Every possible record is documented to show identity of each known
member of the family of John CRAIG, the great great grandfather of the
author
These records are from North Carolina, Alabama, Missouri, Tennessee. Mississippi, Kentucky and Arkansas. From this the migration pattern
is established for the various family members. The Civil War is a prominent feature in the action of the wide reaching family.
The characters are vividly brought to focus in numerous photographs
and "folksy" stories of events in their lives. Best of all is a loving
description of all are drawn by a family feeling of closeness and understanding. I recommend this record to all family history researchers.
"THE PATRICKS and SPADRA CREEK - The CENSUS & Statehood" by Heartsill
Patrick King, is also a recent gift by the author to the Library of the
ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY.
This book opens with a history of Old Spadra in Johnson County, Arkansas
It is highlighted by a legend of an old Spanish Sword told in
~erse by John W. Woodward.
The main section of this 75 page, 5 5/8 x 8\
inch book with attractive, sturdy paper cover is a_biographical sketch of
the life and times of five generations of the PATRICKS, KINGS & LEE ances~tors of the author.
This lively story is illustrated with pictures
and documented with many newspaper accounts of actual history.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Our special thanks to these people for these valuable books
They will be great examples for·the rest of us to follow. All for
this year.
Sincerely
~LJ/~~
THE HINTON GENEALOGY
By Mrs. Grady Woods
HINTON. as a surname, is d~rived from the local usage "of Hinton"
there are Parishes of the name in the Dioceaes of Salisbury, Winchester,
Oxford. Peterborough, Bath and Wells. John Hinton appears on the hundred
Rolls of the County Cambridge in 1273, and Robert De Hinton on those of
County Dorset
(C. W. Bardsley: "Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames
The word Hinton in Anglo-Saxon, means "Old Town" and is given to at
least a dozen different parishes in England. The family of Hyynton, however, took its name originally from Hynton-Sutton or Hinton-Brackley. as
it is variously called in the Northeastern part of Northamptonshire and
Hynton-Woodford in the Northwestern part.
The name of Hinton in England, stands as high for bravery in Battle.
Fidelity to Trusts, and later eminence in Literature as any family of
Commoners England has produced and in this country steadily maintained
their respectability and have proved themselves, in all their branches.
male and female. useful and honorable citizens.
ULBERT DE HYNTON at Domesday Survey, held two hides of land, (240 acres)
at HYNTON-WOODFORD; five caracutes (75 acres) were arable, two of which
(30 acres) were in demesne with two house servants and ten villeins, and
three cottagers had the remaining three (45 acres). a mill yielding 25
shillings, three acres of meadows; the whole had been rated at 40 shillings
but now (1070) raised to sixty shillings.
(Bridges'Northamptonshire, Vol 1. page 132.)
ERUALD DE HYNTON at Domesday Survey (1070), held two hides of land (240
acres) at HYNTON and a half a hide (60 acres) at Silverton. The arable
land was five caracutes (75 acres) of which two (30 acres) were in demesne
with two house servants and eleven villeins and five tenents held the re
maining three (45 acres). There was a mill worth two shillings yearly
(rent; sixteen acres of meadow, a wood two furlongs (1220 ft.) long: and
half a furlong (330 ft.) wide; the whole had been rated at thirty shillings
yearly, but was then (1070) raised to seventy shillings.
(Bridges' Northhamptonshire, Vol. I, page 175.)
(Note: the Hintons first entered England under the banner of the
Conquerer. Two brothers, Ulbert and Eruald De Hynton were in the
company of Geoffrey De Magnevil of Normandy, fought at Hastings and
received lands in Northamptonshire at the Domesday Survey, 1070
The Line of Ulbert De Hynton seems to have become extinct before 1189.
as Henry II granted it to Robert De Hynton, younger son of Elias in
that year. The two generations between Eruald De Hynton and his great
grandson Elias De Hynton are nowhere given. There are no records in
existence between Domesday Survey and the Pipe Rolls of Henry II.
Richard I and John's reign.
ELIAS DE HYNTON in 1147 held four knights fees (a portion of land yieldin an annual rent of L 40; two hides at Hynton; he had two sons, one of
whom. the younger,
ROBERT DE HYNTON. of HYNTON-BRACKLEY. received from Henry II in 1167 a
grant of the Manor of Hynton-Woodford in Northampton, which had lapsed to
the Crown by extinction of the Ulbert De Hynton line. His son and heir.
RICHARD
DE HYNTON, of Hynton-Woodford, M. Aceline and their son,
HUGH DE HYNTON. of HYNTON-WOODFORD. M. MAUDE or MATILDE FOLIOT.
heir
His son &
SIR RICHARD DE HYNTON of Hynton-Woodford. was Knighted by Henry III, prior
to 1250. and was the first of the family to receive that honor. Besides
his lands in Northampton he acquired the Manors of Broad-Hynton and
Swindon in Wiltshire
He gave to God, the blessed Virgin and St Nicholas
of Salisbury the Broad-Hynton Church near Swindon. together with six acres
of land, August 19th 1253. Sir Richard took part in the Welsh Wars. His
son and Heir.
(Wiltshire Archaeological Maz. Vol XXV. page 13
HUGH DE HYNTON of Hynton-Woodford. was Captain of a body of Archers under
Humphrey De Bohun. Earl of Essex and Hereford; fought at Lewes in Sussex.
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May 14, 1264 and at Evesham in Worcester August 4, 1265. He married
Matilda or Maude, daughter and co-heiress of Geoffrey De Eyden of Hynton Co
Northhampton and had
JOHN DE HYNTON, of HYNTON-WOODFORD, the Elder, M. AGNES.
Their son.
SIR JOHN DE HYNTON, the younger of HYNTON-WOODFORD, on 23 January, 1310,
received from Edward II a grant of the Reversion of the Forestership in
the Forests of Huntingdonshire granted for life by the late King (Edward I)
to John Pycard, or as soon as, for any reasonable causes it falls into the
King's leads (dated Sheen Jan. 23, 1310.) He is styled "King's Yeoman"
(Calendar Patent Rolls 1307-13, page 206.) He was granted for life Forestership of Huntingdon. In 1316, he was appointed assessor and collector of
taxes for Counties of Huntingdon and Cambridge. That same summer he was
appointed "Conservator" (now called Justice) of the Peace for County of
Huntingdon (Calendar Patent Rolls 1313"17, page 483) He held many county
offices, one of which was Captain for Huntingdonshire. Records show that
he was Knighted by Edward II as early as 1320. Calendar close Rolls,
1318-23, page 481) SIR JOHN married PETRONILLA, daughter of LAURENCE DE
MAS SINGHAM , High Sheriff of Huntingdon, and dying in 1332, left a son and
Heir,
SIR JOHN DE HYNTON 3rd of Huntingdon, of whom very little is known. He
succeeded his father "For Life of the Bailwick of the Forestry of Huntingdonshire." His name is on the list of Knights who were with Edward III at
Antwerp in 1340, and served at Crecy 1346; he was in the Retinue of Richard
Lord Talbot at Calais 12 July, 1347. (William Salt Publication Vol. VIII,
page 132.) He married Margaret, daughter of HENRY DE COTEFORD and in 1350
died leaving a son,
GEOFFREY DE HYNTON, who was quite popular in the Reign of Edward II and the
early part of the Reign of Edward III. He was Comptroller of the Customs
in the Port of Boston in the County of Lincoln, 1323. He was living at
Hynton in 1325. His son,
HENRY DE HYNTON, also of WARWICKSHIRE: He was in the Company of Ralph,
Lord Basset of Drayton, Seneschal of Gascony, 1323. His son,
PHILLIP DE HYNTON, of HYNTON, He was appointed to collect rents and taxes
for the Prior of Ware, February and in October of the same year. His son,
THOMAS DE HYNTON, of HYNTON.
Edward III, 1378. His son,
He was one of the grooms of the Chamber to
THOMAS DE HYNTON, obtained an interest in the Manor of Ardleigh, Parish of
Colchester, Essex, 1388. (Calendar Patent Rolls, 1385-89, page 399.)
JOHN DE HYNTON, of Kingston Lisle, County Berks, Born circa 1390. He was
A MAN-AT-ARMS in the Company of Alexander Sheffe, Overseer of Harfleur in
the Retinue of Sir William Bouchier, Knight of the Siege of Hartf1eur, 1414
and commanded a Company of Archers at the Battle of Agincourt, October 25th
1415. His son,
JOHN HINTON, settled in the Manor of "Eagle's Hall" in the Parish of
Shrivenham, County Berks, about 1450. His wife's name is not recorded,
his son,
RICHARD HINTON, of "Eagle's Hall, which Estate he purchased, and was the
first Hinton to use the Eagle's Leg and Serpent for a Crest. He married
Sarah, daughter of William Colemore of Bremingham (now Birmingham), County
Warwick. Of his five children:
JOHN HINTON, of "Eagle's Hall, had also property in the Parish of Stanewyck. Berks. He married Jane or Joan, daughter of Thomas Francklun, of
Bynall in Wiltshire, and neice of William Francklyn, D. D. (Born 1480, died
1556.) President of Queen's College, Cambridge: Chancellor Diocese of
Durham, 1514; Archdeacon of Durham, 1515; Prebendary Stillington Your? 1526
Commissioner to Treat with James V of Scotland, 1528; appointed Dean of
Windsor 17th Dec. 1536. As Dean of Windsor he christened Edward VI and
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THE HINTON GENEALOGY (Con't page 3)
and officiated at the Funeral of Lady Jane (Grey) Dudley. He was Master
of St. Giles Hospital at Keypen, Durham and Rector of Chalfont St. Giles,
Bucks, in which place he died Jan. 5, 1556. (Stephens Dic. Nat. Bio. Vol.
~~ PP 197-8)
John Hinton died 1547, WILL Probated 1550 (12 Code). They
:.
THOMAS HINTON, born 1505 married 1531, Anne, eldest daughter and Co-heiress
(with her sister Jane as to the Manor of Bournton, Berks), of John Goddard
of Oxenham, County Wilts. He purchased from the Duke of Norfolk the Manor
of Earlscote, Parish of Wanborough, Co. Wilts, containing 600 acres about.
He eventually acquired an Estate of over 4,000 acres and at his death in
1568 was rated as the largest landowner in Berkshire. He was Justice of
Peace and High Sheriff. He died 25 Dec. 1568, WILL Probated in prerogative
Count Lichfield 1568. (20 Babington, Inquisition Post Mortem 27 April
569.) The had,
ANTHONY HINTON, born 1532. Justice of the Peace and Quarter Sessions for
Berkshire for many years. He married in 1569, Martha, daughter of John
WARNFORD, of Sevenhampton, Wilts, by Susan, daughter of John Yate of Lyford
Berks. Anthony Hinton died May 7, 1598. He was buried in the South Aisle
of St. John's Church, Wanborough (in which Parish Earlscote is situated)
where his monument, erected by his grandson and namesake, Sir Anthony
Hinton, Knight, still exists. "Anthony Hinton, Esqr. Obituary 7 May 1598.,
age 66, Grandfather to Mr Hinton, Privy Councillor to Charles I." Of their
several children:
SIR THOMAS HINTON, born 1574, matriculated Queen's College, Oxford, June
21, 1591, aged 17, graduated B.A. 1595. Knighted by James I at Oat lands
July 1, 1619, for his valuable services in procuring James I a Loan of
L30,OOO. Member of Parliament for Borough of Bournton Co., Berks, 1621-22.
and Borough of Ludershall, Co. Wilts, 1623-26. He was Junior Partner in
the Great Woolen House of Harvey and Hinton, one of the three largest of
its kind in London. He was .lso one of the largest stockholders in the
London Company for the Settlement of Virginia. High Sheriff of Berks 1611;
Commissioner of the Wool Trade while in Parliament 1626.
He introduced a Bill to raise L800,OOO for carrying on the Government,
as he states to his friend George Villiers, Duke of Buckingham, in Jan.
1627. Henry Pierrepont 1st Marquess of Dorchester was his life long friend
Sir Thomas married 1st Catherine, daughter of William Palmer, Esqr., of
.
Parham County, Sussex, son of Sir Thomas Palmer, of Parham, by Catherine,
daughter of Sir Edward Stradling, Knight, of St Donat's Glamorganshire.
(Berry's Sussex Genealogies, page 206 and his Gen. Et Heraldia 1st Series,
Vol. I, page 116.) Catherine Hinton, died Sept. 30, 1609, and was buried
at St. Martin's, Chilton Foliot, Wilts. Sir Thomas married 2nd at St.
James, Clerkenwell, London, July 20, 1615, Mary, widow of Robert
Throckmorton, nephew of Sir Nicholas Throckmorton, Sec'y of State to Queen
Elizabeth and Ambassdor to Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, no issue. Sir
Thomas married 3rd Oct. I, 1622, the Lady Mary, widow of his late partner,
Sir Sebastian Harvey, Lord Mayor of London, and daughter of Peter Tryon,
citizen and Goldsmith of London. Lady Hinton, died Oct. 1630, and was
buried at St. John's Wanborough. Sir Thomas died Feb. I, 1635 and was
buried 1st at St. Mary's Marlborough, but was reinterred at St. Martin's
Chilton Foliot, Oct. 20, 1640, where the remains of his first and best
beloved wife, Catheirne, had also been interred. They had five sons and
two daughters. 1. Anthony, born 1595; 2. Catherine, died young; 3. Thomas,
Bapt. at Martin's Chilton Foliot, Apr. 8, 1600; 4. Mary, Bapt. at St.
Mary's Marlborough, Oct. 10, 1601; 5. John, Bapt. at St. Martin's Chilton
Foliot, July 17, 1603; 6. William, Bapt. at St. Ma:ti~'~, July 25, 1605.
(Mary married Captain Samuel Mathews, Governor of V~rg~n~a (1656-60).
Source: WID & Mary Quar. Vol. 2 page 150; Va. Hist. Magazine, page 91).
Their son,
SIR JOHN HINTON, M. D. Born at Chilton Foliot, July 10, 1603, Bapt. at
St Martin's July 17, 1603; entered Eton College 1618; Matriculated Queens
College, Oxford, Nov. 9. 1621, aged 18; graduated B.A. 1625; M.A. 1638.
He studied Medicine at the Westminster Chemical School, 1625-29. Practiced
Medicine in London and Exford 1629-1633; enrolled as a student of medicine
at Leyden, April 10, 1633, aged 30: Graduated M. D. 1640, and returned to
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London where on Nov.17, he appeared before the Board of Censors of the
Royal College of Physicians for examination for the Special License given
by that body. He presented Letters from his Father's friend Henry PierrePont, Marquess of Dorchester, one of the principal Sec'ys of State, showing
he had been appointed Physician in Ordinary to Queen Henrietta Maria, Queen
of Charles I. Appointed Field Surgeon, Royal Army, 1642. He was created
D Medicus at Oxford, 1 Nov. 1642. Appointed Physician to Charles, Prince
of Wales, 1643. In 1645 he was appointed Fleet Surgeon on the "Mayflower",
Drake's Flagship. March 4, 1664, he was admitted to Lincoln's Inn, and
also made a fellow of the College of PhYSicians and Surgeons, Physician in
Ordinary to Charles II for his services during the Great Plague. Dr.
Hinton married while a student at Leyden, a Lady whose christian name was
Elizabeth, and whose last name was thought to have been DILKE. From 1645
to his wife's death in 1656, he resided in a house in what was known as
Fu11wod Rents. After 1656, he resided in a house in St Brides Parish,
where his only daughter, Sarah, kept house for him until her death, Nov.
1679. Then he removed to a simpler dwelling in the Parish of St. Martin'sin-the-Fie1ds, where he died Oct. 10, 1682. He had, it is known, one daughter and five sons, the second of whom,
JAMES HINTON, born 1642, Matriculated at Queen's College, Oxford, March 10,
1659, aged 17. Admitted to Lincoln's Inn, March 10, 1659, as 2nd son of
JOHN HINTON of Earlscott, Wilts, Doctor of Medicine. Called to the Bar,
1666. He was appointed to the Board known as the "Farmers of the Revenue"
for Ireland. The name of James Hinton's wife has not yet been ascertained.
He had sons, James, John and William, all of whom immigrated to North
Carolina. The eldest was evidently James Hinton. The second son,
JOHN HINTON, settled in "Chowan Precinct", North Carolina. He came into
the Colonr. with his brother William Hinton and his wife, Elizabeth. "Before 1710'. He purchased 126 acres from Hicholas Stallings on "South side
of Bennett's Creek, April 17, 1716." Again a Patent of 500 acres to John
Hinton is recorded. He was overseer of Highways in 1725. In 1722 he
petitioned for 350 acres on Bennett's Creek, in 1722, for Patent for same.
Of him Dr. Groves, wrote in his "A11stons and A11stons of North and South
Carolina: "Col. John Hinton, a Man of Prominence, Wealth, and Widely
spread connection with many of the most influential families in the Colony"
He married Mary HARDY (of Royal and Magna Charta Surety Descent), who survived him and married 2nd Thomas Holliday, 1742. Col. John Hinton died in
North Carolina in 1732, in his WILL, dated 1730 he mentioned his "Well beloved wife, Mary". They had four sons, Hardy, John, William and Malachi
and seven daughters: Ann, who married Solomon: Rachel; Mary marr~ed W~ley
Jones; Sarah married Benjamin Blanchard; Charity; Rose; and Judith. John &
William were not yet 18 years of age. Hardy, his wife Mary and brother,
William Hinton, were Executors of this Last Will & Testament, and the
Witnesses were: James Hinton, his brother and Joseph Ashley. and Thomas
Rountree. His youngest son MALACHI HINTON, went to the Wilderness of
Central North Carolina, so did his brother, Afterwards Colonel John Hinton
of the Revolution.
MALACHI HINTON, left Chowan County immediately after the marriage of his
mother to Thomas Holliday. He settled in Johnston County, North Carolina,
where he was· granted large tracts of land on the north side of Neuse River
about four miles from the present town of Clayton, Johnston County. His
First Land Grant was dated July 22, 1761. He then went back to Chowan
Precinct and brought back his negro slaves and other property. He married
June 6, 1764, Sarah Wimberley, daughter of George Wimberley, of Edgecombe
County. He was a Lieutenant in North Carolina Militia in 1754, and again
in October, 1774, in Captain Jesse Wooten's Compan~, Colonel Needham Bryant
Regiment of Johnson County Troops. He died in Johnson County, in 1807 and
his children are mentioned in his WILL, as follows: George Hinton, who
married Zilphia Stallings, Dec. 9, 1793; Pherebee Hinton, who married
George Wimberley, Feb. 11, 1790; Jacob Hinton of whom later; Elizabeth
Hinton, married John Vinson; S·arah Hinton married Laury Bryan, Dec. 7, 1801;
Hardy Hinton married Clara Alford, April 27, 1798; Malachi Hinton married
Sally E11inton (Ellington), May 30, 1810; William Hinton, married Lydia
Hinton, daughter of Issac Hinton, Dec. 28, 1801. The second son,
JACOB HINTON, married 2nd Polly Bradford (mentioned in his WILL as "Mary")
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daughter of Jack Bradford, "Captain in the Revolution", as resident of
Halifax County, North Carolina and Wilkes County, Georgia and his wife,
Martha Ricks. Jacob Hinton moved from Johnston County, N. C. to Georgia,
first settling in Clarke Co., then in Henry Co. , and Campbell Co., Georgia
in the latter County he died, and his WILL, dated 22 September, 1835,
Witnessed by John McCoy, Wiley Bradford and Joseph S. Camp, is found in
Campbell Co., Georgia WILL Book "A" page 10. In it he mentions his nine
children by name and his son-in-law, Henry N. Pope, which shows that his
eldest daughter who married Henry N. Pope, was not living when her father
made his WILL. In addition to this daughter, he had: 1. Sarah, born 14
Dec. 1803, died 23 Dec. 1870, married Middleton Hill; 2. Harriet married
McCree; 3. Orrie Cox married William Tuggle; 4. Bradford married Patience
Lucre, 16 Nov. 1822; 5. Lovet; 6. Martha married John B. Lovejoy; 7.
Henrietta married Heard; 8. Pen ina married Elijah Moseley; 9. William;
10. Wiley. Jacob Hinton, b. 1770 died 1835 married 2nd Mary Polly Bradford
179 she was born 1770 in Georgia, died after 1850 in Chatooga, County, GA.
theIr son,
BRADFORD HINTON, born 1798 died before 1865 (Census), married 16 Nov. 1822
to Patience Lucre, b. 1804, Henry Co., GA., died before 1858, Campbell Co.
buried in New Hope Cemetery, Atlanta, GA., "Bradford Hinton, Moore's Dist.
Clilrk Co., "Bradford Hinton is listed in the Georgia Lottery of 1820,
n.amed in Campbell Co. Census as Head of Family in 1830 (age 30 years or
under). As Executor of his Father's WILL, sold land on Chattahoochie River
to Thomas Camp, 10 Dec. 1838, bought 202 1/2 acres in Campbell Co. in 1831,
made Deed to Deacons of New Hope Church of 2 1/2 acres for "Love and
Affection", 22 July 1848. Sold to Joseph and James R. Crombie, 400 acres
in Campbell Co. for $914.50 - 1844. The Census Record #659 in the year of
1850 for Campbell Co., Georgai shows the following:
Brildford HINTON
52 m.
wife Patience L.
46 f
21 m
Wiley Bradford
19 m
James Henry
Frilnci. R.
16 m
Lureinah
14 f
Martin
12 m
wm. Jacob
10 m
Lovette T.
8 m
High H.
1 m
Brildford Hinton's wife died in Campbell Co., and is thought to be buried
ilt New Hope Church, Campbell Co. Hinton Evidently sold his land after his
wife'. death ilnd taking two hold slaves, some livestock and two or three
unmarried children, moved first to Louisana then to Southern Arkansas, in
Hempstead County. Their children were:
HENRY, was married and went on to settle in Ladonia, Texas.
A. Jefferson Bradford Hinton, moved to Gainesville, Texas, married
Rachel Dobkins, 1886, at age 32, died 1930.
1. Daughter, Beattie Hinton Wright of Oklahoma City.
2. One BonJ who never married.
MARTIN, who as
far as can be learned, never married.
LUREINAH, do not have anything on.
WILLIAM JACOB HINTON, (see Family History by Marion McKinney Stroud,
Box 432
McGehee, Arkansas
LOVETT TYLER HINTON, born Sept 6, 1842, Athens, GA. pied April 2, 1884,
Hempstead Co., Hope, Arkansas. Married Feb. 22, 1866, Theodocia Ann
Giles, born, Nov. 14,1846, Hempstead Co., Ark., died April 27,1933,
Little Rock, Pulaski Co, Ark., buried in Macedonia Cemetery, South of
Hope, Ark. Their children:
Born
Died
Nov. 17, 1866
Jan. 24, 1946
George Washington Hinton
Fannie Delaney Frances Pelona June 3,. 1869
Nov.
1945
Amanda Melviny
Jan. 29, 1871
1938
Nov. 10, 1872
June 22, 1952
Thomas Jonathan
Virgil Franklin
Feb. 27, 1874
April 13, 1883
Lovett Singleton
Jan. 4, 1876
1903
William Robert
Feb. 2, 1878
July 12, 1886
Christmas Burr
Dec. 25, 1879
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Rosa Lee
JOHN BRADFORD
Sept 2, 1881
April 22, 1883
Dec. 16, 1925
JOHN BRADFORD HINTON married 1st Bertie Ceo1a Davis, born Aug. 8, 1890,
Died Oct. 13, 1969. Their children:
Inez Eu1a, b. Jan. 18, 1907 married 1st Fred O. White, 2nd Chas. E. Long
1. Fred Nathaniel White, b. Nov. 5, 1926 married Phyliss Mae Brooks
A. Fred Gregory White, b. May 3, 1951
B. Charles Alan White, b. June 26, 1952
C. William David White, born May 24, 1954
D. Jack Loren White, born April 2, 1956
E. Thomas Bryan White, born Dec. 29, 1957
F. James Curtis White, born March 2, 1960
G. Phillip Brooks White, born Feb. 13, 1964
H. Roger Jeffry White, born Feb. IS, 1967
NELLA, born Dec. 4, 1908 married Aug. 28, 1933, Jack E. FROST, born Apr.
2, 1903, No issue.
John Bradford HINTON married 2nd Myrtle May Spencer, May 18, 1914, she was
born Sept. 27, 1892, Salem, Oregon, died Feb. 9, 1920, Crossett, Ashley Co.
Ark. Their children:
1. Fay Berniece
Born & Died
Sept. 28, 1915
11. May Johnette
Nov. 9 1916, married Grady Woods, Nov. 8
1934, they live at - 805 Hickory St., Crossett, Ark.
A. Sheri Johnette, born Nov. 22, 1938 married Robert C. Johnson,
Nov. 27, 1965, they live at 12706 W. 101 St. ,Shawnee Mission,
Kansas 66215
1. Jennifer Johnette Johnson, b. Jan. I, 1967
2. Helen Jane11 Johnson, b. March 5, 1970
B. Wendy Marie Woods, b. Oct. 3, 1961
Ill. Frances Eileen, b. Jan 30, 1918 married Lee Pascal Grubbs, June
25 1938. Lee was born Oct. 24. 1920. died Oct. 13, 1957
A. 'David Lee Grubbs. b. Jan 7. 1947 married Jane Hooper. No issue
B. Patricia Eileen Grubbs. b. Sept. 29, 1949 married 1st Carl
Anthony Rickett. 2nd Gary Harper
1. Kimberly Renee. b. May 22. 1968
2. Jason Cody. b. July 7, 1974
EDITOR'S NOTE: Our many thanks to Mrs. Grady Woods. 805 Hickory Street.
Crossett, Ark. 71635. If you can add any additional information to this
very good Hinton Family Genealogy, please drop a note to Mrs. Woods. she
will in turn let us know for a future issue.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON BARNARD - 1818-1900
By Clyde O. Barnard
My great ~randfather, George Washington Barnard, was born 5 Sept 1818
as his family moved west' from east Tennessee to the Western District of
Tennessee, probably along the Tennessee River where it drops down into
Alabama Territory. as he always listed Alabama as his birth-place. and
Tennesse of his parents. on all later Census Records.
By 1830, the family was located in the Henry and Weakley County area
of Western District of Tennessee. Evidently. it was in this area where
George W. 's father died, shortly after his youngest brother, William, was
born in 1827. The Family folklore is: "George's father died, either from
lung disease or was killed by Indians, leaving George, the oldest son, to
help look out for his mother. older sisters and younger brothers, while
still a young boy".
George Washington Barnard married at age 16. to Elizabeth (?), age 19.
of Tennessee, in 1834. in this area, as his older sons, listed Henry Co.,
as birthplace on later records.
In 1840, George W. Barnard and family were located in Carroll Co .•
Tenn., evidently. on the move west. again. with a listing of his first four
children.
By 1847. George W. and family had arrived in Scott Co .• Arkansas.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON BARNARD (Con't page 2)
settling at Chismville, an area where other BARNARD relatives had settled
ca. 1827.
In 1850 U. S. Census of Scott Co., Ark., Town of Chismville Washburn
Township, Dwelling 398, dated Nov. 19, 1850, the following family is listed.
I have added the known names of spouses, of children listed, plus year of
birth in parentheses.
Born
~e
George W. Barnard
Ala (1818)
Elizabeth
35
Tenn(1815)
Zedie
15(m) "
(1835)
Jackson L.
14
"
(1836)
Marcus M.
13
"
(1837) married Harriett Elvie AYDLOTT
Ruhama Artmacia
l1(f)
"
(1839)
Benjamin F.
8
"
(1842) married Priscilla A. PETERS
Isaac
7
"
(1843) married Louella M. SMITH
George T.
6
"
(1844)
Anna Pernicia
5(f) "
(1845)
Lydia Anne
4(f)
(1846) married Albert G. LAXTON
By 1860, George Washington Barnard's first wife had died and he remarried in 1860 to Sarah Mary AYDLOTT, age 16 of Tennessee. Their issue,
as follows. with spouses listen.
Mary P. Barnard
Thomas Levi Barnard
Robert Alexander Barnard
Richmond Pate Barnard
Ark
"
"
"
1861
1862
1866
1870
married
married
married
married
George BRAZILLE
Mary Josephine Williams
Luella Catherine MOFFET
Ella TAYLOR
By 1870, George Washington Barnard's second wife had died and he was
married to Ca1furnia Haynes Lee (SMITH), of Alabama, a daughter of
Alexander LEE of Tennessee, and a widow of A. T. SMITH, who was killed in
Civil War, who had children: 1. Louella M. SMITH, b. 1861; 2. Everett A.
SMITH, b. 1863.
Issue of George & Calfurnia Barnard:
Hugh W. Barnard
Sarah Ca1furnia Barnard
Ark
Virginia F. Barnard
"
Lucindia Elizabeth Barnard"
William Marshall Barnard
1872 d. 1878 Ark.
1874 married Augusta (Gus) WATSON
1878
1879 married Seabert Travis Coleman
1880 d. 1887
George Washington Barnard, died 11 Sept. 1900, age 82 years and 6 days
buried in Springhill Cemetery, Chismville, Logan Co., Ark. A grand old
pioneer that believed that a man's word was his bond, honest, hard working,
very religious and loved by all that knew him.
George W. Barnard and five of his sons enlisted with the Confederacy
during the Civil War. George W., and sons: Zedie and Jackson L Barnard,
enlisted in 58th Arkansas Militia. Sons: Marcus M. and Isaac Barnard, enlisted in 35th Arkansas Infantry. Son: Benjamin Franklin Barnard, enlisted
in 15th Arkansas Militia.
The father, George W. Barnard, was promoted to rank of Sargent, was
wounded in battle at Mark's Mill, Arkansas, 15 April 1864. His son:
Benjamin Franklin Barnard, was present when he was wounded and helped him
from the battle field. His son: Zedie Barnard, was never heard from and
was presumed killed in battle or died after being captured by enemy. Son:
Marcus M. Barnard, survived the War, returned to his home and raised a
rather large family. Son: Isaac Barnard, enlisted June 25, 1862, at
Charleston, Franklin Co., Ark., by Capt. Parker, Co. E. 35th, Arkansas
Infantry, was discharged, July 24, 1862 because of5llness, returned to his
home at Chismville, Logan Co., Ark.
My grandfather was Isaac Barnard, the sixth child of George Washington
Barnard and his first wife, Elizabeth, of Tennessee. Isaac Barnard's full
name was James Isaac Barnard, and was nicknamed "Dike" by his brothers and
relatives. He was born, 8 March 1843 in Carroll Co., Tennessee, emigrated
to Arkansas with the family in 1847, ·helped his father on the farm until
his first marriage to a widow, named "Tidwell", who had two sons named,
Will and John Tidwell. No other information concerning this marriage.
Isaac Barnard, married second, his stepsister, Louella M. Smith. b.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON BARNARD (Con't page 3)
29 April 1861, a daughter of his father's third wife, Calfurnia Haynes Lee
(Smith), in 1878. Isaac was 35 and Louella was 17 years old. Their issue
as follows:
Jennie Barnard, a daughter, b. 1879 and died in infancy.
George Everett Barnard, b. 1880, died 1955.
Josephine Barnard, a daughter, born 1881 and died in infancy.
Annie Bell Barnard, b. 1882, died 1929, married Enoch Norman HILL (18721970).
James Elmer Barnard, b. 1886, died 1950.
William Jackson Barnard, b. 1889, died 1972.
Arthur Alexander Barnard, b. 1891, died 1940.
Sallie Barnard, b. 1892, died 1896.
All the above children that lived to adulthood, were born at Chismville, Logan Co., Ark., married and raised large families and all died in
Arkansas.
James Isaac Barnard, died at Chismville, Logan Co., Ark., 24 Dec. 1893
His widow, Louella Barnard remarried, 18 July 1900 to J. R. Owens, at
Chismville, Ark. She died Jan. 1902.
James Elmer Barnard, the fifth child of Isaac and Louella Barnard, was
born on his mother's birthday in 1886. His father died when he was 7 years
old and he lived with his grandfather until his mother remarried in 1900.
At this time, at the age of 14, he left home, went to Indian Territory to
be near his older brother, George Everett Barnard, at Cowlington, went to
work on a farm to support himself. He married first, RosaLittlejohn, 25
Oct. 1905 at Cowlington, Indian Territory. This marriage ended in divorce
29 Dec. 1911, with no issue.
James Elmer Barnard, married 2nd, Fannie Isabel Moseby, 16 Sept 1912
at Ft. Smith, Sebastian Co., Ark. Fannie was born 9 June 1893 at Cowlington, Indian Territory. Their issue:
Charles Luther Barnard, b. 11 Nov. 1919, North Little Rock, Pulaski Co.,
Ark.
Clyde Oran Barnard, b. 25 Jan 1921, North Little Rock, Ark.
James Lloyd Barnard, born and died March 1923, North Little Rock, Ark.
Fannie Isabell Moseby Barnard, died 8 July 1930, Pine Bluff, Jefferson
County, Arkansas, buried in Hielman's Family Cemetery, Old Conway Pike,
North Little Rock, Pulaski Co., Ark.
James Elmer Barnard, died 5 Sept. 1950, Jacksonville, Pulaski Co., Ark
and is also buried in Hielman's Family Cemetery, Old Conway Pike, North
Little Rock, Pulaski Co., Arkansas.
EDITOR'S NOTE: If you can help with additional information on any of
these people, please contact: Clyde O. Barnard, 2129 Sharon Dr., Garland,
TX 75041. This is a very good genealogical record, as the Barnard
Family has lived in many Arkansas Counties and has many allied lines.
Our many thanks to Mr. Barnard for sharing his records with the readers
of Arkansas Family Historian.
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A STUDY OF THE CARDERS IN SOUTH CAROLINA
DURING THE PERIOD 1790-1850
By - James L. Carder
•
.
In the first federal census (1790) a James Carder 1 residing in 96th
D1strict, Abbeyville Co., South Carolina is recorded as head of household
with wife and male child (0-16). He is the only head of household with
the Carder surname recorded in the first federal census of South Carolina.
Although this James Carder is not recorded in subsequent South Carolina
federal census records, a John Carder L (26-45) and a William Carder2
(16-18) are recorded as heads of household in Abbeyville Co., in 1820.
Both names are listed on the same census page indicating they are likely
closely related and probably brothers. John Carder is possibly the male
child (0-16) of James Carder counted in the first federal census in 1790.
Neither this John Carder nor this William Carder appear in the 1830 or
1850 South Carolina census records. This would indicate they may have left
the state leaving few if any descendants of the James Carder counted in the
1790 census as residents of South Carolina.
In 1798 a Thomas Carder3 is granted an original South Carolina Land
Grant in Washington District (later Pendleton District and later Anderson
County), South Carolina. In the 1800 federal census a George Carder4
(over 45) and a Nimrod Carder 5 both residing in Pendleton District are
recorded as heads of household on succeeding pages indicating they are
probably closely related. In 1810 Nimrod Carder dies and leaves an estate
in which the Estate Papers 6 provide clues to the kinship of the Pendleton
District (Anderson County) Carders.
Although it isn't recorded in Nimrod Carder's Estate Papers, one
could conclude t9at the two administrators of the estate, George Carder 4
and Sarah Carder, were respectively Nimrod Carder's father and wife.
Subsequent 'census records8 of Anderson County indicate Sarah would have
been about 38 years old at Nimrod's death in 1810. George Carder is recorded in the 1800 Census of Pendleton District as being over 45 years of
age making him old enough to be Nimrod's father assuming Nimr~d was about
the age of Sarah. Nimrod is recorded in this same consus as 26-45 years
of age with only one child (0-10) indicating that he and Sarah were probably under or near 30 years of age and just starting their family in 1800.
In the Estate Papera Sarahls name appears most frequently as a buyer at
the sale of the estate particularly with regard to the house-hould goods
and furnishings which is usually the wife's prime interest. George
Carder's name appears next most frequently which might be expected of a
father of a rather young (about 38 years of age) deceased son. In later
years according to the Estate Papers Sarah deeded a part of her portion
of the estate to a William Carder9 (in 1823) and a part to a John Carder lO
(in 1830). This William Carder and John Carder are likely, two sons of
Nimrod and Sarah Carder who apQear as her two male children (0-10) in the
:,;),810 Pendleton District census 7.
Two other Carders whose names appear more than once as buyers in the
Estate Papers, are Th~as Carder, Sr., and Thomas Carder, Jr. It is the
younger Thomas Carder ll , born in Tennessee ca. 1784 according to the 1850
federal census of Anderson County, South Carolina, whom I believe to be ;:
he father of my great grandfather, George Washington Carder, born in South
Carolina in 1824 and deceased in Grant Co., (Belfast), Arkansas in 1885.
Thomas Carder. Sr., would likely be the father of Thomas Carder, Jr., and
probably a brother of George Carder, one of the administrators of Nimrod
Carder's estate. Thomas Carder, Sr., would probably be the Thomas Carder
who received an ~riginal South Carolina Land Grant in 1798 in what later
became Pendleton Di.tirct as Thomas Carder, Jr .• would only be 14 years
old at that time. A Thomas Carder 1 3 is recorded in the 1810 Pendleton
District federal census as over 45 years of age, with two male children
(16-26) one of which is probably Thomas Carder, Jr. The census records do
not indicate whether Thomas Sr., or Jr., is the head of household. Also
the census records (1810-1850) list only one Thomas Carder as head of
household indicating possibly that Thomas Sr., and -Jr., lived together
from at least 1810 until Thomas srO died. Although it is conjecture, it
is possible that the elderly male l . (90-100) that is recorded in the household of Thomas Carder in the 1830 Anderson Co., S.C., federal census is
Thomas Carder, Sr., and that Thomas Jr., replaced Thomas Sr., as head of
household as early as 1 8 1 0 . .
,
The only other Carder whose name appears in Nimrod Carder s Estate
Papers as a buyer, is Iverson Carder. Iverson (Everson) Carder 13 is
recorded in the 1810 Pendleton District federal census (26-45). He was
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A STUDY OF THE CARDERS IN SOUTH CAROLINA (Con't page 2)
possibly a younger brother of Nimrod, as Nimrod's possible father George,
an estate administrator, is recorded in the 1800 census as having a male
child (10-16) who could be Iverson. However, Iverson apparently had a
close relationship with Thomas Carder Sr., or Jr. as he is listed directly
under Thomas Carder in the 1810 census. Iverson may have been a son of
Thomas Carder, Sr., and a brother of Thomas Carder, Jr., Iverson does not
appear in the 1820 or later, South Carolina federal census records, indicating he may have died or left South Carolina before 1820.
Other Carders not listed in Nimrod Carder's Estate Papers but ltving
in Pendleton District in the very early 1800s were Armistead Carder
and
Hinson Carder lS . Armistead Carder (26-45) is recorded in the 1810 federal
census as head of household and residing in Pendleton District. In this
census Armistead's name is listed on the next page after that of Sarah
Carder 7 , wife of Nimrod Carder, indicating a probable close relationship
possibly brother-inlaw or cousin-in-law). Armistead would have been at
about the a e to have been an older son of either George Carder 4 or Thomas
Carder, Sr. 3,13. The fact16 that trmistead Carder was born in Culpepper
Co .. Virginia between 1770 and 1775 I gives a clue as to where the Pendleton District (Anderson Co., S.C.) Carders may have lived sometime prior to
settling in South Carolina. This is further substantiated by Sarah Carder
having listed her birthplace as Virginia in the 1850 census records 8 .
Armistead Carder left South Carolina in 1816 and moved his family to
Indiana and later to Iowa 16 .
Hinson Carder was born about 180415 in Pendleton Distirct, South
Carolina, and could possibly have been a son of either Thomas Carder, Jr.ll
or Iverson Carder 13 as both had male children (1810 census records) born
at about this time. The closeness of Hinson's association with the other
Pendleton District Carders, is not indicated by the census records, since
he does not appear by name until 1830 at which time he has already removed
to York County, South Carolina.
By 1850 the only C~rders in South Carolina listed as heads of household are Thomas Carder l1 (66 years old) of Anderson County, shown with his
wife and seven children and Hinson Carder lS (46 years old) of York County
shown with his wife and seven children. Sarah Carder 8 (78 years old) of
Anderson County is shown as living in the household, of an Isa Cose (Asa
Cox) whose name also appears on some receipts in Nimrod Carder's Estate
Papers.
Some main pOints that can be drawn from this study are:
1. Carders settled in South Carolina as early as 1790 with some of them
being James Carder l settling in 96th District (Abbeyville County) and
Thomas Carder, Sr. 3 , George Carder4 and Nimrod Carder) settling in
Pendleton District (Anderson County).
2. The Pendleton District (Anderson County) Carders were a closely related
people who probably migrated to South Carolina from Virginia (possibly
Culpepper County).
3. Thomas Carder, Sr. probably left Virginia sometime prior to 1784 as his
son Thomas, Jr., was born in Tennessee ca 1784 and they may be closely
related to a Godfrey Carder who received a North Carolina Land Grantl~
in Washington County, Tennessee in 1782.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This very good information was contributed by, James L.
Carder, 3411 Chancellor, Memphis, Tenn 38118. Mr. Carder's Query was
printed in the June issue 1977 (page 109). Since then he made this
study of the South Carolina Carders (1790-1850). If you have additional
information on any of these people, either ancestors or descendants
drop Mr. Carder a note.
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NOTICE - CORRECTION PLEASE - VOLUME VII ANCESTOR CHARTS
PLEASE ADD TO THE SURNAME INDEX: VOLUME VII ANC;;;STOR CHARTS
#401 THRU #472
July 1977
ADD: Casey, 414 (This means the
name CASEY will also be found in the Volume and on page #414.
EDITOR'S NOTE: VOLUME NUMBER 1 is out of print (and we do not have
the time nor the money this year to re-print, but
hope this can be done in 1978. Do not wait to get
the other Volumes, as they are also running short.
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HOW TO PREPARE FOR PUBLICATION
To: Editors of local history publications, genealogical magazines,
and family newsletters.
The Genealogy Committee of the American Library Association
offers the following recommendations to editors of local history
publications, genealogical magazines, and family news-letters.
These suggestions are made to assist libraries which collect genealogical material and which are responsible for its public use and
preservation. Many periodical and family newsletters are prepared
by editors who are seemingly unaware of the importance of their
publications to the wide readership consulting genealogical resources
in our major libraries. The Committee submits the following thoughts
for your consideration:
1. Title - Should be descriptive of the contents. Title change, if
it must be, should be made with the first issue of a new volume.
Editors should be aware that a title change will result in splitting a run if the receiving library arranges such holdings alphabetically by title, not to mention the cataloguing changes and the
problems readers will have in locating their title. Therefore,
title changes should be avoided.
2. Numbering system - It is preferable that the volume, issue number
and date be used concurrently for each calendar year, and given on
the cover and/or first page depending on the format.
3. Editor - Name, address and Zip Code on the title page or cover of
each issue.
4. Format - A minimum binding edge (margin) on the inner side of page
of I" to 1 1/4". Format size should not be changed in the middle
of a volume.
5. Paper quality - Seek out an acid-free paper. The S. D. Warren Co.
and the Standard Paper Manufacturing Co. produce acid-free paper
which assures the editor that what he has labored to produce will
be library catalogued, preserved, and available to future researchers. A paper with high acid content will quickly deteriorate.
Your local paper distributor will be able to supply your needs, or
contact these corporations:
Standard Paper Manufacturing Co.
P. O. Box 1554
Richmond, Virginia 23212
S. D. Warren Co.
225 Franklin Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02101
6. Staples - Should be used only on the binding edge, never through
the text. Heavy duty staples should not be used to seal the contents
for mailing purposes.
7. When reviewing or citing a new book for sale, give author's full
name, full and correct title from the title page, place of publication, publisher, year of publication, number of pages, and price.
Also, the name and address of source for purchase.
8. Printing method - Whichever printing method is used, legibility and
appearance should be prime considerations.
9. Subject and name index - By year and/or five year cumulation. Index
to be placed at the end of the last volume included in the index.
10. Inquire at local post office for lowest possible postal rate.
editors use excessively costly postage.
Many
Sources for further information:
Bidlack, Russell E. "Publishing the Family Genealogical Magazine."
Stirpes, vol. 7 numbers 1 - 3, (1967). Texas State Genealogical
Society, 2528 University Drive South, Fort Worth, Texas 76109
Genealogical Periodical Advisory Bulletin, numbers 1 - 3 (Jan. 1968Feb. 1969). George Ely Russell, Editor, 3800 Enterprise Road,
Mitchellville, Md. 20716
NOTE: This information from: American Library Association, 50 E. Huron Street, Chicago,
Illinois 60611 (8/20/74).
RASD History Section
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QUERIES
PHILLIPS
MOFFET
Maralee A. Phillips; 328 Shady Acres Dr., Lodi, CA 95240
Please-any information on Willis PHILLIPS, b. ca 1805, NC,
wife was a MOFFET. They had three sons (or more) born in TN:
Daniel Parker PHILLIPS, b. TN 1842, wife Molly or Mary; James PHILLIPS, b.
TN, 1841, wife Sarah; Albert S. PHILLIPS, b. TN 1840, wife Mary WILLIAM,
b. 1846, TX. Albert, C.S.A. March 1862, Pocahontas, AR. This family was
either in Lawrence or Randolph Counties before the Civil War, later in
Ashley township, (P.O. Little Rock, or Lonoke, AR). 1870 Census, Pulaski
Co., AR (Lonoke) page 17 # 139: Albert S. PHILLIPS, 30 (my husband's ?
grandfather, Mary, 24 TX; James Parker PHILLIPS, 2 mo. AR (my husband s
grandfather). 1880 Census (Lonoke) Gumwood Twp., AR #242: Daniel PARKER
PHILLISP, 37 TN, NC, NC, Mary, 29, MO, TN, KY: Charles Phillips, 7 KA, TN,
MO; Sam Phillips, 4, AR, TN, MO; George Phillips, 2, AR, TN, MO. #246
Morris, W.D. & Mary & Phillips, James Parker, 11 (my husband's grandfather)
Gertrude,S & Alice, 3 (little sisters). Fannie Morris, 7; James,S, &
George, 3 months (where is Albert? Mary Phillips is now Mary MORRIS).
#248: Willis PHILLIPS, 75, NC, NC, NC; James PHILLIPS, 39, TN, NC, NC;
Sarah PHILLIPS, 34, MO, KY, KY. We have stacks of old, old, enlargements
of Arkansas PHILLIP'S Families - no identification. We named our son
PARKER PHILLIPS (age 17). He is the start of our family genealogy. His
question was: "Why do I have two last names?" Answer: IIBecause your father's grandfather was PARKER PHILLIPS - But WHY?" We have found another
PARKER PHILLIPS in Hot Spring County in 1830 & 1840. We wonder if he
belongs to my husband too. Any help will be appreciated & we will exchange
WRIGHT
BROWN
CHADWICK
OAKLEY
GILSTRAP
Robert L. Chadwick, 5909 S. 152 St., Omaha, Nebraska 68137Telephone 402-895-1370 - I would like help in tracing my
family on my father's side. I am a new AGS member and hope
the information I can give, will help someone and it will open
new avenues of search for me. I just began tracing my family
recently. My father was Robert Newton CHADWICK, b. Ardmore,
OK 31 January 1877, d. Bridgeport, Neb., 8 Oct. 1959. The Rev. Joseph
Wright and his wife Hannah (or Linna) lived in Overton Co., TN in 1846.
To this union was born trip1etts, 1 boy and 2 girls. The boy died at birth
and the girls were named Hannah and Linna. They were born, January 1846 or
1848. The family moved to Carroll Co., Ark. in 1851. Hannah, my grandmother, grew to womanhood in the vicinity and joined the Methodist Episcopal Church and was baptized by immersion at the age of 20. Her mother's
maiden name was Hannah or Linna BROWN. She was married to R. T. Chadwick
on 18 April 1873, but I do net know where the marriage was performed. The
Rev. Isaac Whitely (Whiteley 1) performed the ceremony. To this union was
born 3 sons and 2 daughters. One daughter died at birth and the others
were named Robert, Jack, Burr, and Rosie. Burr died later in either TX or
Oklahoma in a railroad accident. The family moved to the Indian Territory
(?) and later to Texas. When (?)
I think my grandfather, R. T. CHADWICK
deserted his family in TX, although, we have no proof. My Grandmother
raised the family on her own and moved to near Hale, Kansas at t~e age of
40 to live near her sister, Mrs. Linna Wright OAKLEY. On 14 June 1906 she
married WID. H. H. GILSTRAP, and lived on a farm near Hale, Kansas until
her death on 4 August 1917. My Aunt Rosie, married Lincoln FULTZ and they
lived in Oklahoma. I believe they were married in Arkansas, however. My
father and uncle Jack went to Denver, CO in the early 1900s. Uncle Jack
was married in Denver about 1916. He was killed in an auto accident in
Big Thomsen Canyon (scene of the terrible flood of 1976) on 11 August 1920.
My father Robert N. CHADWICK, married my mother, Helen REANO, 23 December
1918. They moved to western Nebraska in 1925 and lived in Bridgeport until he died in 1959. My mother still lives in Bridgeport. If anyone can
give me help in filling in the gaps or just any other information, no
matter how trivial, I will appreciate it.
The above information was all
taken from newspaper clippings and statements given by my mother.
DALE
Mrs. Luther Green, Jr., 1026 Robinwood-St., Camden, AR 71701
Need information on great grandfather, Robert DALE. He moved
from Chester Co., S.C., to Pontotoc County, MS around 1849. Robert, died
1853 in Pontotoc Co., and his wife, Jane BOYD, died in 1858 there. Jane
was the daughter of William BOYD and Susanna McCLURE BOYD of Chester Co.,
S.C. Susanna married, 2nd to Dr. William ROWLAND. My grandfather, David
Thomas DALE, was living with his gran·dmother, Susanna and Dr. ROWLAND in
1860 Census of Pontotoc Co., MS. Will appreciate help and will exchange.
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WHITE COUNTY Mrs. Walter Havens, 1400 Sycamore St., North Little Rock, AR
PROBLEM
72114 - 1850 Census: White Co., Ark. (Union Township) Household 63/63: Sarah THOMAS, 36; Elizabeth, 16; Calvin, 14;
THOMAS
Marshal, 13, Permelia, 13, William, 9; Jane, 6; all born in
ADDISON
Virginia. Household 64/64: J. D. ADDISON (ADASON) 24; Joanna,
ADASON
21; Fielding, 2; all born in Virginia. Is there a connection
between these families, and if so - what connection, and where
in Virginia did they come from? Deed: 7 July 1853: James ADDISON & wife
Joanna of White Co., to Jesse E. CYPERT. After this date, Joanna ADDISON
apparently died as well as her son, Fielding, as nothing further has been
found on either of them. J. D. ADDISON, age 32 married in White Co., 17
Han. 1858 to Martha DEMPLES and had Amanda & John; then wife died. James
D. ADDISON married, 3rd-Feb. 26, 1867 in White Co., Ark., to Eliza(GODWIN)
(CATES) a widow; and they had Frances, born 15 Jan. 1868; & Minnie, b. 18
July 1870. A record in White Co., 18 Oct. 1871, Mrs. Eliza ADDISON, widow
of James ADDISON, dec'd, late of said county ... says the whole estate of
said J. D. ADDISON does not exceed $300 ... the amount she is entitled to by
law and asks for the estate ... it was granted. Bible record of James D.
ADDISON says he was born 15 Aug. 1825,. died Sept. 1871. WHERE in VIRGINIA
do I look for this JAMES D. ADDISON? I will appreciate any help on this
family and will be happy to exchange.
DAVIS
Mrs. Thelma Van Meter, 4800 Oaklawn Drive, North Little Rock,
BALDWIN
AR 72116 - Need information on DAVIA Family, who lived five
HEDGECOCK
miles from Arkadelphia, Clark Co., AR at Caddo Township, son
NEIGHBORS
of James, b. 1830 Ark., and Sarah B. DAVIS (Need maiden name)
WILLIAMS
b. 1828, Ala. Other children: E. E. (female) b. 1850; James H
BEARDEN
b. 1852; & George M., b 1858; & Sally (Sarah) b. 1866, all in
PHILLIPS
Arkansas. William Harrison DAVIS & Mary Louisa BALDWIN were
BATCHELOR
married in her home in Clark Co., on 25 March 1875. Their
HARNSBERGER children: Charles Marion, b. 16 April 1877, d. 12 Feb. 1947;
POWERS
married May Belle POWERS, 11 Sept 1897; two daughters: Bessie
McARTA
& Carrie. Married 2nd Rosie McARTA. Calvin, b. 2 Oct 1881,
d. 3 Dec. 1899; Clara, b. 16 Sept 1882, d. 1890; James H., b.
2 Oct 1884, d. Feb. 1886; Columbus, b. 1 Sept 1887, d. 19 Dec. 1889; Emma
Elizabeth, b. 29 Jan. 1889, m. 1st George C. (Doc) HEDGECOCK, 7 Oct 1906 &
2nd Frank D. NEIGHBORS, 14 July 1912; John L., b. 27 Aug. 1893, d. 23 Dec
1899; & Addie P., b. 3 Dec. 1895, d. 31 Oct. 1965 in Massillon, Ohio, m.
Lloyd WILLIAMS. Calvin, Columbus and John died within three weeks of each
other in 1889 with spinal Meningitis. Mary Louisa, b. 20 April 1858, GA
d. 28 June 1935 at Caddo Valley, Clark Co., Arkansas, she was the daughter
of Abraham BALDWIN, b. ca 1827 in GA and Elizabeth BEARDEN, b. 1829 in GA,
died 3 March 1918 in home of her son, John L. BALDWIN in Arkadelphia.
Where did Abraham BALDWIN die & when? John L. BALDWIN married Elizabeth,
daughter of Kay BURTON of Arkadelphia or Caddo Valley, 10 April 1894 in
Clark Co., Ark. Children of John L., and Elizabeth: Kay, married Floice
PHILLIPS; Anna married Roy R. BATCHELOR; Bessie, unmarried, died 1918;
Conway, married Ruby HARNSBERGER. Would like to know whereabouts of any
of these children, and when John L. and Elizabeth died & where? Information on BALDWIN and James M. & Sarah B. DAVIS would also be appreciated.
JOHNSON
ORMSON
Mrs. Don Ormson, 1308 Coble Dr., Borger, TX 79009 - I have
found out more information on my mother's side of the family
since I sent my Ancestor Chart in. (Please see Ancestor
Chart #438 in Volume No. VII, July 1977) Father of # 6 (George M. Johnson,
should read # 12 Morris JOHNSON, b. 29 April 1806, Del., died 14 Aug 1887,
his wife, Elizabeth Morton (Marton) b. KY, died 1865. Number 24 should
read Solomon JOHNSON, b. Del. (?). I would appreciate any additional info
on this family and will be happy to exchange.
RYALL
Luci Ryall, Box 336, Yorktown, AR 7l67~ - Can anyone help me?
I would like any information on the RYALL Family. I only
know they came from Rbyl, Wales and they lived in Thomasville, Georgia.
How can I go about finding my Ancestors, when I do not have much to start
with.
data.
Any information will be appreciated, and I will be happy to exchange
ALWAYS REMEMBER TO SEND A SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE WHEN YOU HOPE FOR AN ANSWER TO ANY
GENEALOGICAL QUESTION
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JAMESON
WEBBER
AUSTIN
John Jameson, 2226 - 105 Pl.S.E., Everett, WA 08204 - I am
very interested in tracing my family name JAMESON. My Grandfather and his parents did live in Arkansas. My father, Charles
V. JAMESON, b. 18 April 1901, Berryville, Carroll Co., AR. My
Grandfather, b. Deb. 18,73, Northwestern Ark. (?), was James Andrew JAMESON,
died March 1951, Meadow, TX. He was son of: William A. JAMESON & Jane A.
WEBBER. Place of birth & death unknown. I bee a Mortgage Deed with
Power of Sale, where they did sell to a Joseph AUSTIN, 80 acres of Sec. 3
Township 20 Range 33, on 5 Feb. 1891, Benton Co., AR (town of Nebo, AR)
I would appreciate any further information on this line. I do believe my
Great Grandfather, William A. JAMESON, did serve with the Confederate
Forces during the Civil War. Any clue will help and I will be happy to
exchange data.
CLARK
Mrs. Jack P. Freeman, Jr., (Beverly) 2011 Spanish Oaks, Harvey,
70058 - I am trying to locate the Confederate War Record of my
Great Grandfather, Jonathan CLARK, b. 20 Sept. 1833 near Rolla, MO., died
6 May 1914 in Independence Co., AR. His first wife was Monerva JOHNSON
CLARK, b. 1836, d. 1886. They were married 8 April 1855, in Independence
Co., AR. His second wife was Lucinda (?). All I can find on Jonathan's
service record is a confederate pension, paid to his second wife Lucinda,
for his service in the Confederate Army. Confederate pension # 13664. I
have been told by his grandson, that Jonathan CLARK served with Gen. Morga~
in Morgan's Raiders and that is the reason, we can find no proof of his
Unit or time of service. Any help will be appreciated.
DREW
Bruce Vagnone, 12017 Highdale, Norwalk, CA 90650 - I would like
BETTIS
to contact anyone working on the DREW Family records. I am
especially interested in getting information on Thomas S. DREW, third
Governor of Arkansas, what years he served (he served four years). Can
anyone help me?
I am also doing research on the Surname BETTIS. I have
been tracing the Ransom S. BETTIS line that settled in Randolph Co., AR
and will be happy to exchange data.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Please add: Page 37 (number 10) January-February-March issue Vol. XV, No.
I, Arkansas Family Historian: "My Mother Amanda M. McDaniel, b. Searcy
Co., Arkansas, 11 Oct. 1889 was the daughter 6f Alford & Sarah Ann
Hays McDaniel, they married in Searcy Co., Ark. 16 Sept. 1879." Our
thanks to: Raymond D. Cranke,404 Mormon Street, Folsom, CA 95630,
Phone 985-7039. Mr. Crank is seeking Genealogical information on
other CRANK and Allie Families.
BUSSELL
BURSELL
CLARK
Mary B. Maupin, 854 East Windsor, Phoenix, AZ 85006 - I am
interested in the where abouts of my father, Charles C. BUSSELL
(BURSELL) in the 1880s. I have been unable to locate his where
abouts from the time he graduated from Pleasant Hill Academy in
1895 to 1907 when he married my half brother's mother in Tennessee. I know
he taught school and may have practiced law in some Arkansas County. He
was also married there and had a child whose name was Artie Mae. It is
said he kidnapped the child when she was a samll baby, and took her to his
family in Tennessee, where she later died at the age of about four. I have
borrowed some pictures of them when I was visiting my cousins in Tenn., and
they tell me his wife may have been Millie CLARK. I have expounded all
resources that I know about to trace this family.
I would appreciate any
suggestion or clue, can anyone help me? My father, Charles C. BUSSELL (he
later changed the spelling to BURSELL) was born 12 January 1887, White Co.,
TN., son of M. D. and Nancy C. BUSSELL, also of TN. Married my mother 13
Mar. 1913, in Fullerton, Nebraska. Lived in Texas Co., Okla., for many
years, died 24 January 1961, Custer Co., OK.
BURDEN
HUTSON
Frank Murray, 7176 Havershire Cove, Germantown, Tenn., 38138 Desire date and place of death of William BURDEN, lived in
,Washington Co., Ark., mid-1830s and his wife Ann BURDEN (maiden
name HUTSON) lived Sugar Creek, Benton County, Arkansas 1840. Will appreciate any information on these people and I will be happy to exchange.
HARRIS
Mrs. Adrian L. Sauerhage, 109 E. Oak, Mascoutah, Ill. 62258 Would like to contact anyone knowing the whereabouts of Miss
Jimrni'e (assume nickname) taught 8th grade Grammer, Hoxie, Lawrence Co., AR
1926. This student would like her address for late expression of thanks.
Will return POSTAGE,
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HARRIS
LOYD
Mrs. Dale C. Loyd, 30 Wolfe Drive, McGehee AR 71654 - Want
lineage, William F. HARRIS, 1819-1862, and'wife Nancy (Jane)
Conway Co., AR. Daughter Celia married Milton LOYD, both buried
Loyd Cemetery, Damascus, AR.
FEWELL
BARRON
Mrs. Dale C. Loyd, 30 Wolfe Drive, McGehee, AR 71654 - Want
lineage and wife of John FEWELL, York District, South Carolina,
1769-1845. Daughter Laurine married 1822, William BARRON both
died, Jacksonville, Pulaski Co., AR.
'
CARDWELL
Allen Pendergraft, P. O. Box 1079, Sedona, Arizona 86336 - Need
parents of A(ddison?) F(ranklin?) CARDWELL whose 1921 Civil War
Pension Application in Childress Co., TX says he enlisted in Columbia Co.,
AR. Need parents of Aaron D. CARDWELL, b. 1844, where? whose application
says he served 1862-65 in Col. Pleansnt's Ark. Infantry. Want to exchange
with descendants of any Arkansas CARDWELL Family.
I wish to thank AGS members for helping me trace my stepfather's
FERGUSON line. As a result of this and other help we have been able to
trace his line back two more generations. It is very unusual to meet someone who doesn't recall his grandparents' name and if someone asks for help
along that line in the future , it might be suggested it is easy and cheap
(only $5.) to locate them in the 1900 census now, as it is indexed. Usually
the 1880 census will state where they lived in 1880 from birthplace of the
children. Then run the soundex on that state, assuming they have children
under 10, which is usually the case for people who have descendants born in
the l880s. Then you have them in the 1880 sensus, where they were born,
where some or most of their children were born, where their parents were
born, and you are in business.
SPILLER
Larry Spiller, Route 2, Ripley, TN 38063 - I am seeking information on a relative, Rev. Alfred A. SPILLER (Baptist) who migrated to western Arkansas about 1875 from Woodville, TN., formerly from Pickens
Co., Alabama. The 1880 census shows him in Scott Co., AR near Tomlinson.
His wife was Bettie, and he had one son by her, G. S. SPILLER, b. 1879. By
his first wife he had two boys, John & Madison, not with him on the 1880
census. His last letter is from Witcherville in 1890, in Sebastian Co., AR
He lived once at Salem City in that area, also Dayton. Possibly a check of
Cemetery indexes of Sebastian, Scott & neighboring areas for A. A. & G. S.
SPILLERS would reveal valuable information. I would like to know his place
of burial. Any information will be appreciated and I will be happy to exchange.
BAKER
Mrs. Annie Thurman, Box 3151, Longstreet TN 71050 - Need address
of Mrs. Mary J. Baker, (?) San Diego, cA. She is trying to
find where some of her people are buried, and I have the name of the caretaker of the cemetery, and she failed to send me her street address and Zip.
Please help if possible.
GAINES
HUTCHINS
PENDLETON
BASS
CABELL
BOULDIN
Kathryn G. Crawford, 147 Clairemont, El Paso, TX 79912 - I have
additional information on the following lines that I would be
happy to share: GAINES, HUTCHINS, PENDLETON, BASS, CABELL &
BOULDIN. (Please see: Kathryn G. Crawford's Ancestor Chart in
Volume VIII).
HAIRSTON
Rogers Clinch, Sr., Rt. 2 Box 152, Muskogee, OK 74401 - The
HAIRSTON family moved from Alabame (probably Montgomery area)
ca 1840 to Union (now Bradley)Co., Arkansas area. 1850 census Bradley Co.,
lists Isabella HAIRSTON as head of household, age 53, b. S. C. with children
at home: Lafayette, 22, b. Ala.; Harriet, 20, b. Ala.; Elizabeth 14, b. Ala.
& Sarah E., 12, b. Ala. Who was the father of this family? Harriet Ann
HAIRSTON married John Calhoun BRATTON, either 1850/51, need record of that
marriage. Would also appreciate any information at all that can be supplied
on the HAIRSTON family.
Mrs. John Segulia, P. O. Box 45, Tornillo, TX 79853 - wishes to
correspond with descendants of Walter G. GRAY, b. 1886, Sebastian Co., AR, died 1971. Known to hav left one son of the same name living
perhaps in the Chicago, Illinois area. Have a number of family pictures I
GRAY
would like to pass on to GRAY descendants.
The above Walter G. GRAY was the
only son of Robert E. GRAY & Sally (INGRAM) GRAY, both buried at Ft. Smith,
Sebastain Co., Ark. INGRAM researchers are invieted to exchange information
with Mrs. Segu1ia.
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HORNE
BETTIS
Margaret E. Horne, 335 Ray Linn Lane, Paradise, CA 95969
Simeon HORNE, b. 8 Aug 1818 and wife Sarah (Sally) Carr BETTIS
b. 19 June 1826, possibly both born in North Carolina. They
were married in Memphis, TN 10 Oct. 1848, then settled in Des Arc, Prairie
Co., AR in 1856. His wife Sarah was formerly married to a Q. J. HORNE. We
do not know who he was or have any information on him.
Simeon HORNE'S
parents were Simeon HORNE & Elizabeth BLOODWORTH HORNE. No dates known on
them. We know of only one child of Simeon & Sarah's - his name was William
Anderson HORNE, b. in Dec. of 1851 in TN, apparently raised in Des Arc, but
not sure. He married a Sarah Letitia FLINN in Dec. of 1874 in Des Arc,
Prairie Co., AR. Any help would be appreciated, and I will be happy to exchange.
ANDERSON
DUVALL
Mary J. West, 428 Alicia Drive, El Paso, TX 79905 - I am doing
research on an uncle who died in Jerusalem, Conway Co., AR 11
Jan 1899. His name was Calvin ANDERSON, wife Eliza J. DUVALL
ANDERSON. At time of his death, this couple had six young children, all
under 13. Children: Arthur J., b. 20 Jan. 1887; Ida Ethel, b. 13 Mar 1889;
Robert G., b. 22 Mar 1891; William Edward, b. 8 Feb 1893; Pearley (male) b.
21 July 1896; Ira Walter, b. 26 June, 1898. I would like to find out, if
possible - if any of the above listed children are still living? It is
possible the two younger ones may be. Would like to know who Ida Ethel
married - as I need her married name for searching purposes. Until very
recently, I did not know of this family's existence. I have group pictures
of them, taken long before the turn of the century, and am most anxious to
get in touch with one of them, or their descendants. After my uncle's
death in 1899, his widow married D. A. Shoptaw of Latham, Van Buren Co., AR
on 3 Dec. 1905. Her Post office address at that time was given as Gridley,
Ark., of Van Buren County. Records show that again on 9 Oct. 1910 this
widow married a James Philpot, both addresses were given as Gridley. So I
am assuming, her six children were living near Gridley as late as 1910. No
information is known after that date. Would appreciate any help and will be
happy to exchange data.
Mrs. Louise C. Ryan, 125 Cambon Drive, San Francisco, CA 94132
(Apt. l-J) My great grandfather, William M. LEWIS moved his
PERRY
family from Hernando, Miss. to Bismark Township in Hot Spring
Co., AR sometime between 1870 & 1880. He was accidentally
killed in a fall in Sept. 1892. His wife was Sarah .Franklin Lewis (nee HAM)
After his death, she received a pension from the State of Arkansas for his
Confederate Service in Mississippi. She died in Oklahoma much later. My
great grandfather, Christopher C. PERRY moved to Clark Co., AR before 1860,
wife Emoline. Maiden name unknown to me. She was his second wife. 1st
marriage was to her sister. She died in Clark Co., about 1882. Christopher
C. PERRY was first in the Conf. Army. He was released March 1863, came home
to enlist in the Federal Army. He died in Bismarck, Hot Spring Co., AR
about 1904. W. M. LEWIS, b. 1822, TN, later lived in Gainsville, Ala.,
married Sarah HAM in Hernando, Miss., in Sept. 1846., she was born in Ala.,
Jan 1828. Christopher C. PERRY, b. in S. C. Feb. 1819, and lived in TN in
1842, when his first child was born. Moved to GA (date unknown) then to
Arkansas. Emoline, b. in TN 1822. (My mother thinks her name was RATLIFF).
The widow's application number for Ark. Pension, for the service of W. M.
LEWIS was #5438. Also, one of their sons was a Presbyterian Minister in
Browswood (1) Ark., he was Samuel T. LEWIS, b. in Miss. Any help will be
appreciated and I will exchange.
LEWIS
HAM
SELF
BRYSON
BRISON
Nancy Kirk, 309 Ben Hogan Drive, Missoula, Montana 59801 - My
ancestors Gilbert SELF & Louise Brison (BRYSON) lived in Newton
Co., AR in 1886. I would like to know if there are any County
Histories published to include the date mentioned. If so I
would like the names of the publications and information on how copies can
be obtained.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Newton County Historical Society, % Waymon G. Villines,
Jasper, AR 72641
QUAIFE
Beverly Vaughn Quaife, Box 217, Robinson, Kansas 66532 - I am
in need of Military records of Stephen QUAIFE, Civil War, Fife
& Drum Corps, Capt. O. H. McCauley's Co. "H", 13th Regiment; enlisted Sept
1862 and discharged at Little Rock, Jan. 26, 1865; was in Pea Ridge &
Prairie Grove Battles. I have other names originating in this area, can
anyone help me? I will appreciate any information and will exchange.
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POORE
John Poore, Jr. 1040 E. Lilac, Tempe, Arizona 85281 - I would
appreciate any information, parents, and their dates of birth,
and death & places of both, etc., on John William POORE. According to the
death certificate, which is filed in Riverside Co., CA., he was born in
Kentucky, 11 March 1862 and died 12 Nov. 1932 in Riverside, CA. I have
reason to believe that he was not born in Kentucky, but in Arkansas. I have
narrowed it down to two counties, Greene and Pulaski.
be appreciated and I will exchange.
Any information will
CRABTREE
Mrs. Ruth Crabtree Weaver, 2638 S. Vandalia, Tulsa, OK 74114 In doing some Family research, it seems my late grandfather,
John A. CRABTREE lived in Osceola, Miss. Co., Arkansas around 1890/92. Is
there some way I could find out about this? Marriage record, deed, Will,
etc., just anything would help.
BEESON
BLOUNT
Laura P. Wescoat, 141 St. Matthews Lane, New Madrid, MO 63869
Ambrose Hawkins BEESON, came to Hattieville, Conway Co., Ark.
from North Carolina. He married Nancy BLOUNT. I do not know
the dates of birth, marriage, or death of either. I think they were married in Hattieville, Ark. Children were: Richard; Ruben; Thomas Gregory;
Lydia; Elizia; Phoebe; Meg; Ambrey; & Nine (probably a mockname). As far
as I have found Ambrose Hawkins BEESON', lived at Hattieville until his death.
This was my great grand father. I can not find who their parents were:
Thomas Gregory married Laura Stewart; Ruben m. Nina; Richard not married;
Lydia m. Austin; Elizia m. Joe Moore; Phoebe not married; Meg m. John Adams;
Ambrey m. Crites; Nine m. Conley. This is all the information I have on
this line. They are buried in Beeson Cemetery near Hattieville.
BROUDAWAY
BRAUDAWAY
MICKEY
Laura P. Wescoat, 141 St. Matthews Lane, New Madrid, MO 63869
James Knox BRAUDAWAY, Sr., was married in Tenn., to Caroline
MICKEY. Their son was kidnapped while James K., Sr., was in a
hospital in Memphis from injuries received in French-Indian War.
James Knox BRAUDAWAY, Jr. was brought to Arkansas by people named Schmidt,
and found he was not their son at about age 15. James Knox BRAUDAWAY, Jr.,
married Rebecca Ann HOLMES, Sept. 12, 1859. They lived in several Counties,
maybe Faulkner, Van Buren, Pope, Conway. They lived a long time around
Cleveland, Center Ridge, and Morrilton. Their children were: David; Jim;
Betty; Polly; Melinda; Jenny; Carolyn; Docia; Easter; Dickie; Katie; and
Christopher. Some of their grandchildren live in Morrilton, Conway Co., AR
No one seems to know where in Tenn., the Great Great grandparents lived,
just that it was about 2 days horse-ride from Memphis. James Knox BRAUDWAY,
Jr., b. 1-5-1841 married 9-12-1859, died 7-1915, Center Ridge, Conway Co.,
AR. Rebecca Ann HOLMES, b. 5-21-1843, died 8-1915, Center Ridge, AR. Her
father was Joseph James HOLMES from Mass. Both were buried in Center Ridge
Cemetery.
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GRIFFITH
REYNOLDS
STANDIFER
HUGHES
RAINS
TURNER
Susan Griffith, 214 N. Filmore #10, Little Rock, AR 72205 - I
would like to contact anyone working on GRIFFITH ancestors in
Tennessee. My great great grandparents were W. M. & Mary Ann
(TURNER) GRIFFITH. This couple had seven children, five daughters & 2 sons. One of the sons was William Harrison GRIFFITH
born in Mt. Airy" Tennessee, 10 Oct. 1867. The other children
included: Scott, died an infant; Sallie married Frank REYNOLDS;
Martha married James E. STANDIFER; Allie married Hughie HUGHES; Mary married
Van RAINS; and Ella married Will RAINS. It has been told in my family that
W. M. GRIFFITH left home & family about 1870 and was never was heard from
again. Can anyone help with any additional information about this family.
will be most happy to exchange any information.
Mrs. Wanda G. Amo, 1421 N. University, ~pt. S-326, Little Rock,
AR - Desire information on Alma AMO TRIANT whose father was
Isaac AMO of Hixton, Wis. She was living in Jasper, Newton Co.,
AR, in May 1946. My husband, William Knox AMO (dec'd) whose father Ivan
Joseph AMO. born 2 May 1882, Massena, New York, his father was Joseph AMO &
his mother was Mary. (Have no dates on these) believe Alma and William
could be cousins. I will appreciate any tiny clue as to the present whereabouts of Alma AMO TRIANT.
AMO
TRIANT
REMEMBER TO ALWAYS SENT A SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE (S.A.S.E.)
WHEN YOU HOPE FOR AN ANSWER TO ANY GENEALOGICAL QUESTION.
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WHITTEN
KENNEDY
ABRAMS
JACKS
JACQUES
Mrs. Charles C. Alexander, 903 Myers Ave., Columbia, TN
38401 - Lindsey WHITTEN, b. ca 1775, in South Carolina,
married Margaret (1), was living in Newberry Distirct, S.C.
when 1800 Census was taken. Later lived in Laurens Co., S.C.
where he died in 1844. He had a son named John, who first
married Sarah, thought to have been a KENNEDY, and second to
Nancy Narcissus ABRAMS. John and family are thought to have moved to Arkansas. Sons were: Levi, Elbert, Moses, Linsey F., Bazel, Thomas N., Elisha
Wm. P., James Asbury, & John Calhoun. Would like to correspond with members of this family. Are they yet living in Hempstead Co., Ark.? Would
also like to correspond with members of the JACKS / JACQUES Family who
lived in Howard and Hempstead Counties, Arkansas. Was Dr. Thomas JACQUES
the nephew of Margaret, wife of Lindsey WHITTEN? Does anyone know who has
the WHITTEN Family Bible? I will be happy to exchange data.
HICKS
JOHNSON
JOHNSTON
Marie Kramer, 368 E. 2nd St., Fon du Lac, Wis. 54935 - I am
searching for more information, about Judge HICKS and Sarah
(called Sally) JOHNSON or JOHNSTON HICKS, who lived near
WiltDn Little River CD., Arkansas, whD lived .on a farm there.
Judge dDnated land called HICKS CEMETERY and land for HICK'S SCHOOL, a new
schD0l being built in the 1930s. Had Judge & Sarah been bDrn near WiltDnSarah's fDlks had a farm near there and it seems Judge & Sarah migrated tD
OklahDma--1and rush, but came back tD Arkansas. Judge a nickname Dr his
real name? They were related tD the Hill & CDDper families by marriage.
Judge & Sarah had tWD girls, Martha (called Mattie, my great Aunt) who
married Claude SPRIGS Dr SPRIGGS, a criminal lawyer from Idabel, Okla.,
they later moved tD Oklahoma City, OK, had a little girl named Glee, WhD
died young. Auntie then raised my mDther Lola Hill. The .other daughter
Lillian HICKS (my grandm0ther) married a Jessie HILL, whD got intD some
type of trDuble & left Arkansas fDr Lake Charles, LA, but Lillian & mDm
did nDt go with him, she left my mDther with Sarah JOHNSON and went tD
St. LDuis, MO., where she is buried and my mDther next tD her. Judge died
suddenly. Sarah sDld the farm, but a hDuse in WiltDn was sDld after she
died. My sister and I are the .only children .of LDla HILL and we wDnder
abDut so many things. Where Judge was born? Was he a Veteran .of a War?
Who sold the Cemetery land? SchDDlhouse land, etc., when it had originally
been donated? Perhaps his peDple and Sarah"s peDple are buried there?
Lillian HICKS HILL had 3 other children, who died as infants, except Eugene
whD must have been about 2/3. Elizabeth and the .other we dD nDt knDw, we
assume are buried at Mena, Polk Co., AR. There ar~ so many other questions
WE' would like t.o have answered, for my own children.
We knDw Judge hated
farming. Can anY0ne help with any information abDut these people. (PhDne
number 921-7018
RICHARDS
CAMPBELL
MDna G. Barrett, 8018 South 13th Place, PhDenix, Arizona
85040- 1870 SCDtt Co., Arkansas Census recDrds lists Charles
RICHARDS, age 35, fmr, b. in Ark., & his wife Mary Ann, 34,
b. Tenn. Their .oldest child, age 10, so their marriage prDbably tDok place
ca 1850/60. Is there a cDmpiled histDr .of SCDtt County, Ar.k.? I wDuld
appreciate any information on this family's ancestors or descendants, and
will be happy tD exchange data.
ROSS
YANCEY
Thelma Sargent, 518 NDrth Olive, Mesa, AZ 85203 - I am search
ing for infDrmatiDn on TherDn Harvey ROSS, and wife Mary
LDuisa YANCEY. This family was in PDpe Co., Arkansas .on 1850
Census. Went tD Texas ab0ut 1851. They were not in the 1860 census of
NavarrD CD., TX but the wife and fDur children were in the 1870 census .of
that cDunty. Harvey was born ca 1807, KY., she was b. ca 1817, Tenn. The
YDungest child Mary Elizabeth married JDhn Anderson PRITCHARD. Mary Louisa
ROSS died ca 1914, and is buried at Old Pursley Cemetery, Pursley, Navarro
Texas. I wDuld appreciate any help .on this family, and will be happy to
exchange.
PATY
PARROTT
Thomas C. Paty, Sr., 4209 ND. 2nd Drive, PhDenix, AZ 85013
The stDry .of ONE WILSON FAMILY (June issue 1977, Ark. Family
Historian) intrigues me very much, as I nDte the marriage
intD the PARROTT family, fDr the reaSDn my great great grandfather Elijah
PATY married Eve (AVERY) PARROTT, August 23, 1794, Campbell Co., VA. I
have not been able tD get much genealDgy .on their family, but their SDn
William PATY, my great grandfather left a WILL, frDm that pDint I have
been very successful. Would like additiDnal informatiDn .on these families.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Mrs. Gary L. CDne (Cynthia) BDX 1997, HerefDrd, TX 79045
ContributDr .of this article, wrDte "my family was delighted, to see this
article in the Ark. Family Historian, and glad others can enjoy our
genealogy".
(Her address was 239 Centre, Hereford, TX, and now changed).
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GENNINGS
JENNINGS
BRANNON
Robert A. Gennings, 330 N. E. Scenic Dr., Grants Pass, OR 97526
I started tracing our family two years ago, and am making good
progress. Our family name was spelled JENNINGS until the 1880
Arkansas, Independence County Census. In that census it was
changed to GENNINGS. There were 10 children in this family (my great
grand parents), Elijah & Mary JENNINGS. When they moved from Union &
Spartanburg Counties, South Carolina, between 1850 & 60. I'm sure some of
them have some valuable information. They lived in the Sulphur Rock, Independence Co., AR area until after 1900. My grandfather, Robert C.
GENNINGS and his family moved to Oklahoma. Date unknown.
My great great
great grandfather BRANNON was one of the 900 Patriotic Americans who won
the Battle of Cowpens in South Carolina, 17 Jan. 1781. So both my families
came to this country and were living in the same counties in South Carolin.
in the l830s, l840s, & l850s. WHY WAS MY NAME SPELLED with a "G" instead
of a I'J"?
The farther I search, the more interesting it becomes.
I will
appreciate any information and will be happy to exchange data.
FOWLER
Charlene Fowler, P. O. Box 1262, Bellflower, CA 90706 - I am
searching for any information regarding, D. W. FOWLER (believe
the "W" stands for WILL) b. about 1848. Need his parent's names. He
married Minerva Jane Casandra Enterprise GOODMAN, 1 Sept. 1878. They were
the parents of: John Henry FOWLER, b. 6 Jan. 1880. D. W. FOWLER either
died or disappeared that same year. The only person I ever heard of being
related to D. W., was a lady named Tempe Eller STEPHENSEN, who married
a man named MEEKS & later Bob GEORGE in Dardenelle, Yell Co., Ark. She
was born about 1879. D. W. & Cas FOWLER were married in Van Buren Co.,
AR, she was from Quitman. We believe John was born in Searcy Co., near
Marshall (not sure). No one in Tempe Eller's family ever heard of being
related to A FOWLER. I will appreciate any information.
TERRELL
RATCLIFF
HUMPHREYS
Mrs. Francis Rinaudo, Jr., Box 306, St. Francisville, LA 70775
I need proof that: Philamon TERRELL & Margaret RATCLIFF TERRELL
were married before 1811. We think they married in 1809 or 181C
in Wilkinson Co. (?) Philamon TERRELL & Margaret RATCLIFF
TERRELL had a child named: Mary Ann TERRELL, 8 Feb. 1827 in Wilkinson Co.
They owned land in Mississippi.
We think, Wilkinson Co., Miss.
Any re-
cord of the Mother of Nathaniel HUMPHREYS, b. 22 Feb. 1826. The Father's
name was John P. HUMPHREYS who lived in Wilkinson Co., Miss. Birth of
Margaret Ratcliff Terrell, daughter of John Ratcliff was before 1811. Any
information will be of great help.
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GLISPEY
HAMMONDS
Mrs. Gregory L. Simmons (Doris) 326 N. Van Brunt, Kansas City,
MO 64123 - I am researching my family history and I am hoping
that someone in the Arkansas Genealogical Society can help me.
My great great grandfather, Marion Francis GLISPEY lived in Arkansas for
awhile. He was murdered in Delaney, Madison Co., AR ., 19 April 1893. A
man named Finley HAMMONDS was tried several times for the murder, then
acquitted in Huntsville, AR. GLISPEY was buried in Powell,. Madison Co.,
AR. I am hoping a newspaper article on this will give some details. I
will gladly pay for copies. I am interested in anything which might mention GLISPEY. Perhaps the Fayetteville, or Eureka Springs papers wrote
about it. Any help will be appreciated.
Franklin L. Hulsey, Rt. # I, Box 56-B, Kilgore, TX 75662 Need data on great grandfather Jesse GRAVES, h. 1855, Ala.
Shown living in Mountain Township, Garland Co., AR. 1880 Sounde>
He was married at least 3 times. Had wives, 1st Sarah E. (?);
2nd Margaret CRUMPTON; 3rd Nancy Wilborn SUTTON. Had children:
Abraham, b. 1872; Katherine, b. 1877 married John Ritter
GREENBURG, b. 1880; Sarah R. "Becky", b. 1884, Little Rock,
married Geo. W. HULSEY, (when & where?); Pearl married Geo.
TERRY; Cora & Vestal, all born in Arkansas. Jesse-had these step-children:
Cindy SUTTON; John & Henry CRUMTON; Issas & Prince Cuttler.
Who were parents of BENJAMIN F. HULSEY, b. 1848, GA., died 1921, bur.
Brashears Cemetery, Storey, Montgomery Co., Ark.? Married when & where?
to Margaret PARTAIN. Benjamin F. had children: Linda married Tink AYRES;
George Washington GRAVES, b. 1876, Joplin, Ark., married 1910 where?
Sarah R. GRAVES; Charles F.; Mary and Francis, all born in Ark., Benj. F.
had brother Jesse married 1867, Montgomery Co., Ark., Rachael E. HANKINS.
GRAVES
CRUMPTON
SUTTON
GREENBURG
HULSEY
TERRY
VESTAL
,.rill exchange data and answer all letters.
HAVE YOU WRITTEN A THANK YOU NOTE - TO SOMEONE WHO HAS HELPED YOU?
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JOHNSON
Mrs. Joyce LeRoux, Rt. 1 Argyle, TX 76226 - My problem is
complicated because of the name: JOHNSON, William H. (probably
Henry) b. ca 1813 to 1818 in North Carolina, 2nd wife Margaret, b. Ala. ca
1836.
Seven men by this name (my grandfather's) have been located in the
Confederate Army and eight with the same initials, W. H. And too, I am
not certain that my ancestor served during the War but have merely assumed
that he did. After much effort, this family was located in the 1870 and
1880 census, Hopkins Co., TX only by searching for the rather unusual
given names of their younger offsprings: Rufus Orvil; Buster Lala: Hattie:
and Omega. The only way we found that information was by searching the
1900 census for the Buster Lala JOHNSON family and learning that he was,
surprisingly, b. in TX; everyone had been under the impression that he was
born in Ala. Since Margaret was b. in Ala., according to the 1880 census,
we feel that William H. must have lived in that state for awhile and married her there: then possibly shortly after their marriage (she would have
been very young) they immigrated to Arkansas, where a son Curtis, was born
ca. 1854: Repsey F., ca 1856; Mary ca. 1858; Joseph ca. 1860; and Margaret
ca. 1862. The next child was born in Texas in 1865, or 1866.
Thus, so far, we assume that this family was in Arkansas at least by
1854 and left for Texas by 1866. Unfortuneately, so far we cannot find
any method for locating them in a specific county in Arkansas so that we
can find them in the 1860 census microfilm, that is short of searching
every county in Arkansas.
A member of another branch of this family has written that there was
a daughter named Fanny (or Fannie) just older than Curtis. This is possible since she could have been married by the 1870 census. Also, this
same relative believes that at one time he was a school teacher (later
turned farmer) and also a 320 Mason. Also, they are believed to have left
the county of Marshal, Ala., before moving to Arkansas. Please know that
I will appreciate any help and will be happy to exchange data.
FT. SMITH
CEMETERY
RECORDS?
Mrs. Clearcie E. E. Yary, 13026 E. Hart Pl., Cerritas, CA 90701
Is it possible to get a book on Cemeteries in Ft. Smith, Sebastain Co., AR? I understand a lot of my ancestors are buried
in one called Forestlawn or Forest Park. The Gramlick Family.
Will gladly pay for book. Can anyone help?
GOLDEN
BURROUGHS
BUROUGH
Mrs. Clearcie E. E. Yary, 13026 E. Hart Pl., Cerritas, CA 90701
I need help! Trying to research father's linage. John Davis
(J.D.) GOLDEN, b. 13 Jan. 1892, Mulberry, Crawford Co., AR, d.
14 March 1926, El Reno, OK. Grandfather: Crawford Lon (C.E.)
GOLDEN, b. 11 Jan. 1867, Mulberry or Ft. Smith, AR, died 9 April 1929,
Evansville, Ind. Grandmother: Nanie or Nanice or Nancy BURROUGH or
BUROUGH, b. 26 Dec. 1872, Mulberry or Cotter, Baxter Co., AR, died 6 Feb.
1921, Kansas City, MO (Jackson Co.) Of this marriage, five children:
John Davis Golden, b. 1892; Guy P.; Elsie: Edith; Fairy. My grandmother
had to known sisters: Sula (BURROUGHS or BUROUGH) Meredith, b. 21 March
1889, where? in Ark., died 23 Nov. 1926, Chicago, Ill. Jennie (BURROUGHS)
or BUROUGH) SHAMBARGER, b. 4 Nov. 1887, where? in Ark., died 23 March 1967
Chicago, Ill. Great Grandmother, only given name known - Mandy?
Great
Grandfather, John BURROUGHS, born? Ark.? died where? We have found the
name BURROUGHS spelled three ways, so far. Do hope someone will be able
to help. Will gladly pay for help. All were born around the Ft. Smith
area.
FELKER
Miss Mildred J. Felker, 607 E. Pitkin, Pueblo, Colo. 81004 Did Nancy FELKER live in northern Arkansas, between 1838 & l850l
Husband's name unknown, but possibly ANDREW. Her mother appears to have
been Rebecca BAILEY, married John D. JUSTICE in Arkansas in l840s. In my
search in Rutherford Co., TN,: I've been fortunate to find a JOHNSON descendant who has given me much information on the BAILEY family, and now
I'm searching marriage & WILL records in TN. Archi~es which may be most
helpful, but if someone in Arkansas is doing research it may clear up some
mysteries about my great grand mother's widowhood by the 1850 census in
Oregon Co., MO and perhaps disclose her husband's name. There is a narrow
margin between the birth of her first child ca. 1838 in Tenn .. and her
third in 1842 in MO (or maybe 1839) .. We have only vagur knowledge of our
FELKERS in Arkansas, but it is just across the state line from Oregon Co.,
MO, we just can't seem to run down the information. The microfilm which
I endevered to read were illegible. One of my grand uncle's children was
born in Ark. (the 1850 census of Oregon Co., MO shows this) and his second
wife was from an Arkansas family, so there is a connection some way.
a small clue will be greatly appreciated.
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ROBERTSON
JEFFEREY
David Lee Robertson, 6072 Meadowlark Ave., Postage, Ind.
46368 - My father was David Diberell ROBERTSON, b. 19 March
1910 in Conway, Faulkner Co., AR. He was with the C.C. Camps.
His parents were Robert Andrew ROBERTSON and Nora JEFFEREY. Their death
& birth dates are unknown. Robert Andrew ROBERTSON was a Methodist minister
during 1900-1930 in Conway and Faulkner County. My mother's name is Lyndall
Lee Steen, b. 12 Sept. 1912, Murfreesboro, Poke Co., AR. Her parents were
James CAMPBELL STEEN, b. 17 April 1881, probably in Pike Co. He died 3
Sept. 1944 in Murfreesboro. His wife was Lena Daulton KENNEDY, b 30 April
1884, and died 25 March 1969, in Murfreesboro. They were married 13 Sept.
1903. James Campbell STEEN's parents were William Worlie STEEN and Fanny
BELCHER, both from Horse Cave, Kentucky, (Hart Co.) Any information or
birth or death dates, etc on any of these people would be so greatly appreciated.
FOARD
FORD
GARRETT
GRAHAM
KEITH
Charlotte Miller, P. O. Box 3105, Amarillo, TX 79106 - William
FOARD, b May 1866, MO., mother b. MO & Father b. TN. He owned
own property and was a Miller in Brightwater, Benton, CO., AR
His wife was named MATHER, b. Sept. 1868, MO. Both parents
b. in Tenn. Had been married 13 years and had 7 children: Ida
b. 7-1888, MO.; Emma, b. 2-1889, MO.; A11ice, b. 2-1891, MO.;
Florance, b. 4-1893, MO.; Oscar, b. 6-1895, MO.; Flora, b. 2-1897, Ark. and
Lenora, b. 12-1899, Ark. This information was taken from the 1900 Census.
The following information is from different sources: Martha died sometime
before 1905. Oscar, (my grandfather) supposedly left home at that time,
when William remarried. Emma married (?) Keith and supposedly lived and
died in Rogers, Ark. A1lice married and had several children (names not
known). Florence married (?) GRAHAM, had two children, that we know about,
Walter and Boyd. Flora married (?) GARRETT and lived for sometime in
Stamford, TX. Florence lived awhile there also.
Oscar (my grandfather) married Ruby BARKER, 13 August 1916 in Mcqueen,
OK. They had one child, Walter R. FORD. They were divordce. Probably in
1926/27 Oscar married Edna CARTER. They had two children, one died young,
the other Frank Wesley FORD, died prob. 1927/28. 18 Sept. 1930 Oscar was
killed in a gunfight in Chillicothe, TX. The 1900 Census shows the surname
as FOARD, but since Oscar's first marriage, it has always appeared as
FOP~.
I am ver interested in hearing from anyone who might know anything about any
of these people - where in Missouri did William and Martha come from? Who
did William marry after Martha died and did they have any children? Are
any of their children still living? or where are Walter and Boyd GRAHAM?
I would like very much to contact anyone who can help with any information
at all about any of these people and will be glad to exchange information.
Postage will be refunded.
HANSBROUGH
H. D. Hansbrough, Sr., Box 285 Wilburn Star Route, Heber
Springs, Arkansas 72543 - I would like very much to contact
anyone who can tell me the whereabouts of VIVIAN HANSBROUGH, possibly last
known address in or near the Beebe, White County, Arkansas area.
Viola Collins, 220 So. Claremont, Sugar Creek, MO 64054 - Can
anyone help me find out how much Cherokee Indian Blood I have
in me? I would like to vote for the Chief. My maiden name
was MORRIS. My mother was Mary Elizabeth WILKINSON MORRIS.
Grandmother was Margaret GROUE, and grandfather was John GROUE.
Greatgrandmother was Margaret GROUE FISHER. My Mother's aunts
and uncles were: Mary C. GROUE, died 31 March 1861; Alma Virginia GROUE, no
dates; John Henry GROUE, died 7 August 1864; John Peter WM GROUE, died 5
Sept, 1866; Emma Sofia GROUE, died 25 Oct 1870; Fred Adam GROUE, died 21
Dec. 1873; WM Henry GROUE, died 15 April 1876; Sara Meme GROUE, died 24 Oct
1878; Margaret Catherine GROUE, died 2 Dec. 1880. My mother was born in
Fayetteville, Washington Co" Ark. Before she died ahe told me that my
Grandmother or greatgrandmother was a full blood Cherokee Indian. I would
like to know if any of these people's names are on the roll in Tahlequah,
Oklahoma. I have written to the Cherokee Registration Committee and they
said I had to have proper certification form the Bureau of Indians Affairs
in order to vote. I got my Application for membership and voter's regisration form, and now I need some kind o~proof of my Indian Blood, before I
can send this form back to them. Can anyone help with any suggestion? I
will be most greatful. The surname may be misspelled - it may be GROVE or
GROUH (spelling not certain).
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MORRIS
COLLINS
WILKINSON
GROUE
FISHER
BULL
Mrs. M. Leonard Green, 10502 Bob White Drive, Houston, TX
77096 - Would like to exchange information on family of
William C. BULL who was killed by an Indian in Coosa County, Ala., in 1835;
sons: Martin T.; Jacob A.; Wm. P.; John L.; Alexander; & Edward M.; daughters: Sarah Ann married James S. HARRIS; and Emily who married Jessie (?)
TAYLOR. Some of these men or descendants lived in Calhoun and Union Counties, Arkansas.
ZACHRY
Z. E. Zachry, 1695 Thompson Rd., Woodburn, OR 97071 - I am
seeking and will exchange information on any and all ZACHRY or
ZACHARY lines. I am especially anxious to get some information on Virgil
and Harriett ZACHRY and their children that moved from Macon Co., Ala., to
Sevier Co., Ark., about 1860. Also desire information on the DAVIS: HILL:
HOLT: RIGGS: and WISE families that settled in Hempstead, Howard, and
Sevier Counties of Arkansas in the l800s. I will do research in ORE GON in
exchange for research in Arkansas and some of the other states.
CATES
MAGBY
ADKINS
GIBSON
MORAN
POGUE
Mrs. Betty L. (Cates) Pogue, Box 113 Springer, OK 73458 - Need
information on the following: William J. CATES, was in Civil
War. Children: Fananda; Pittman; William Jefferson, b. 14
Nov. 1862, married Mary (Mollie) Lavada GIBSON, b. 16 July 1866
Flint, TX. Charles C. MAGBY, b. 15 July 1846, St. Clair, Ala.,
married Martha ADKINS, b. 16 July 1846. He was in Co. F. 3rd
Ark. Infantry. Lived in Montgomery & Benton Counties, Arkansas
Van MORAN, Indian Territory, Oklahoma, married Willie M. Agness MELTON, 12
March 1891. William Thomas POGUE, b. 1853, d. 1927, married Daisey Mae .
ESLICK, b. 1874 & died 1954. Lived in GA. and Ellis Co., TX., & Okla.
Anyone having access to 1860 census of Ashley County, White Township, Ark.,
I would appreciate a copy of the family of James CATES, 1850 Census Family
# 33. Reads - CATES, James, 54 m N. C. Farmer; William J. F., m Ala., Lab.;
Timothy, Ala.; Sophronia, Ala.; Joseph, Miss.; Francis, Ala.; Ann, Ala.;
Mary HARTNESS, f. TN.; William, Miss.; Ann, Ala. Will exchange information
on all these people.
CULP
HUFFMAN
YARDLEY
Charles A. Turnbo, 239 Oakridge Road, Lompoc, CA 93436 Seeking information on any of these three families, known to
be living in Clark Co., Arkansas between 1850 and 1870. Any
family members with these surnames are of interest, as I have
very little information on them at this time. Am Particularly interested in
Thomas N. YARDLEY who married Mary (or Martha) Jane CULP in the early 1870's
On the HUFFMAN family, am interested in the families of Joseph HUFFMAN;
Andrew J. HUFFMAN; and Henry C. HUFFMAN, who are believed to be the succession of father-sons in my family line. I am very willing to share and
collaborate on any information on any of these family surnames. All inquiries will receive a prompt response.
Since many of our family members passed through Arkansas, and some
remain there to this date, I would like to mention my recent book "THE TEXAS
TURNBO'S". Starting with the Carolina "Turnbough's", through Kentucky, then
on to Tennessee, where they settled in Northwestern Wayne County. Later to
Central Texas, first to Williamson and later to Bell County. More than 20
pictures and maps are included to detail places and people that made up the
TURNBO family. Also burial places of known Turnbo descendants are listed.
The book contains more than fifty family groups with detailed information
given on each. Write the above address for additional information.
PERRY
COUNTY
RECORDS
TILLERY
KEENER
LAY
COTTON
GOATS
KIMBRELL
HENSLEY
SANFIELD
STANFIELD
the help.
Gerald E. Doty, 488 Monti Circle, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 Has any records been published for PERRY COUNTY, ARKANSAS? I
am interested in Goats Bluff Cemetery near Hollis and Cherry
Hill Cemetery near Perryville. My interest is in the TILLERY
and KEENER families. I would appreciate any information on
either of these families or places.
Mrs. Kathy Christensen, P. O. Box 23, Elsinore, CA 92330 THANK YOU - THANK YOU -"Just a not to let you know the response
to my Query in the June issue of the Arkansas Family Historian
has been wonderful! I plan to enter another in a few months,
but want to wait until I ·have pretty well exhausted current
sources. The next one will be on SANDERS; LURANEY; THOMPSON;
CYPERT, etc. (Recently discovered it was STANFIELD instead of
SANFIELD!) Again, thank you and the wonderful magazine for
HAVE YOU WRITTEN A THANK YOU LETTER RECENTLY?
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REMEMBER YOU SHOULD!
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HARRISON
HOOD
RAY
MOBLEY
WOLFE
BATES
CROCKETT
RODY
(?).
Helen Harrison Wolfe, 2128 Pearson Drive, Midwest City, OK
3110 - Need information about David BATES & RODY family of
Prince George Co., VA. Robert HOOD, b. 1802, died 1860, married Rebecca BATES, about 1822. They later moved to DeKalb Co.,
Ala., 1840-1860. Will exchange information about the Solomon
RAY family in Yell Co., AR. l-1ant more information on the
CROCKETT family of Rutherford Co., Tenn. Dandridge M. CROCKETT
(182301902) and Samuel O. CROCKETT married sisters, Lucetta
Easter HARRISON (1826-1901) and Rebecca Coleman HARRISON (1830Will appreciate any help and will exchange.
MATTHEW
BELL
Joy Bell Critz, 7514 Stonegate Drive, Lawton, OK 73505 - I am
trying to locate information about my grandfather MATTHEW or
Mother DOSSEN BELL. Matt D. BELL has been located in Sulphur
Springs, Columbia Co., AR through the Arkansas Baptist, dated 11 March
1850 & 13 Feb. 1861. He was a Baptist Minister. His wife at this time is
Margaret. I believe shortly after this time he lost Margaret and married
my grandmother Ellen Fortner or Ellen Faulkner and they moved to the Bowen
community near Delight in Pike Co., Ark. We do not have a 1860 - 80 censu,
available here in our Lawton Library for Arkansas. Could someone fill me
in with any information?
BLAND
John B. Landrum, 2901 Fairmont St., Falls Church, VA 22042 -
Please can anyone help me with any information about the lineage, or forebears, of the BLAND Family in Paragould, Greene Co., AR.?
Francis BLAND, owner & Manager of the Dr. Pepper plant there, and his father, Herbert BLAND, are personally known.
Theris Ancestors came to Greene
Co., AR sometime around 1890 from Alamo, TN.
and I will exchange.
Any help will be appreciated
DOUGHTY
BARRETT
GOODWIN
Mrs. Ruby McNeill, 1508 SW Grandview, Chehalis, WA 98532 - I am
trying to locate my Great Great Grandfather, John Lewiston
DOUGHTY, b. 11 March 1843, Ark., son of Mc Guire DOUGHTY & Mary
Ann GOODWIN. Perhaps McGuire DOUGHTY would be listed in 1840 &
1850 Census? Also other DOUGHTY children might be shown. John Lewiston
DOUGHTY married Cynthia Ann BARRETT, b. Ill., daughter of John BARRETT &
Ann ROGERS. Any help or suggestion will be appreciated.
PHILLIPS
Mrs. G. E. Campbell, 4355 Bradley Rd., Westlake, OH 44145 I would like to contact anyone working on the CAMPBELL - Laftes
Family of Craighead Co., AR (near Jonesboro). I am related to the people
of Jonesboro, my mother was Lucy Mary LAFTES & my father was Wm. Percial
CAMPBELL. My grandparents: (grandfather, died 1918/20) & she, died 1946/
48. Any information will be appreciated and I will be happy to exchange.
Mrs. Chas. Phillips is my cousin & Mr. J. D. Laftes was my uncle, my mother's brother.
Eugene B. Stephens, 701 W. Lassen, IF 130, Chico, CA 95926 - My
Great Grandfather, Jackson PARKS, b. Tn or Miss., 1822. Married, Jane DODD, b. TN or Miss., 1825. Jane DODD is related to
David Owen DODD, Arkansas Civil War hero. Came to Montgomery Co., AR
prior to 1850, settling near Caddo Gap, where they lived until their death
(Jackson, 1898 & Jane 1899). Children: Woodson; Mattie married Sam DUNN;
Vira; Melissa married Robert M. STEPHENS; Walter; Julia married Robt.
BOHANNON; Jackie married George ATHA; Midelton; & Allen. Jane DODD had
sisters, Julia who married MAYBERRY; Mary married OVERSTREET; Maggie married Abraham JONES, a first cousin; Emma married WATKINS; Carrie married
CUBAGE. Who were antecedents of Jackson PARKS and Jane DODD and where
did they come to Arkansas from? I will appreciate any clue.
PARKS
DODD
..
HAGGERTON
WILKERSON
Mrs. G. O. Wester, Rt. 1 , Iowa Park, TX 76367 - Can anyone
give me a clue, as to where Lillie Mae HAGGERTON, b. 1 Sept.
1880, daughter of E. HAGGERTON & Mary E. WILKERSON HAGGERTON,
was born. E. HAGGERTON & Mary E. WILKERSON were married in Jackson Co.,
AR 1865. I will appreciate any help. and will exchange.
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SANDIFER
Irvin Taunton, 12831 JUpiter, No. 1013, Dallas, TX 75238 Need parents of the following Hempstead and Nevada County residents: John S. SANDIFER, b. 13 May 1822 , died 25 Sept. 1920. Wife,
Sarah C. SANDIFER, b. 10 Dec. 1824, died 22 July 1881.
Also P. P.
NICHOLS, b. 5 Feb. 1845, died 7 Feb. 1920, wife Amanda Cox NICHOLS, b. 22
Oct. 1852, died 6 May 1884. Martha V. Rogers SANDIFER, b. 24 July 1856,
died 20 Jan. 1944. Supposedly from Montgomery, Louisiana,m.James B.
SANDIFER, son of John S. SANDIFER. I will appreciate any help on any of
these people, and will exchange data.
LACEFUL
Mrs. Charles DeFruiter (Bonnie) 2442 Crescent Drive, Gothenburg,
Nebraska 69138 - I need any clue about Melissa Lacefull. She
would be approximately two years of age in the 1860 Ark. Census,
County unknown. Birth, Marriage, or death records would be most welcome.
Can anyone help me?
TURNER
Zora Turner Peck, Rt. 1. Box 97, Rosedale, Miss 38769 - I am
trying to find the date & place of death of my Grandfather
James Bradford TURNER. I was told many years ago that he died in Scott Co.
AR (near Waldron) or near Rover in Yell Co., AR. My father died in 1934,
and I remember him speaking of Rover. James Bradford TURNER died either
1874/75, and my Grandmother, returned to Calhoun Co., Mississippi, with
her children. Grandfather was a Civil War Soldier. I will appreciate any
information about him or his family and will be happy to exchange data.
BAKER
OLLER
B. C. Hulsey, 12620 Southridge, Little Rock, AR 72212 - Seek to
communicate with descendants of James A. BAKER, b. 1823, Ala.
married Margaret (?) about 1842 in Montgomery Co., AR and had
issue: Jackson; Mary; Delaney; Joel. Believe his father was Gabriel BAKER
b. 1790, TN.
Also seek information on Dr. Belvedere OLLER living, Lafave Township,
Scott Co., AR in 1870 with wife Cynthia and daughter Rebecca; Margaret;
Sarah; & Mary. Belvedere was supposed to have been killed in late 1870 by
"bushwackers I I .
THANK YOU LETTER!
This a very belated thank you for printing my Query earlier this
year. As 1 have moved, you may understand part of· the reason for my slowness, etc. Now that 1 am back on the track, let me express my gratitude
for my Query. Although 1 have received only two replies, it is just
miraculous that someone noticed and cared enough to write. One lady gave
me sources with two of my needed names and although 1 haven't had a confirmation on any of my queries, I'm still very happy. Also 1 shall get in
touch with one of the suggested researchers. My Ancestor Chart is enclosed
Again thank you for your help and let me know if 1 can do any researching
for any of you in our good genealogical library. From: Charlotte Stupek,
457-A Manzanita Ave., Santa Cruz, CA 95062.
WITHERINGTON
D. C. Melear, Jr., 7108 Ellis Road, Fort Worth, TX 76112 Mary K. WITHERINGTON, died 23 April 1846. James WITHERINGTO~
died 28 June, 1849. They were born near Evergreen, Conecuh Co., Alabama,
and died near El Dorado, Union Co., Ark. I would appreciate any information anyone might have on these two people. I would really appreciate a
WILL, death record or any other information I could get. I will be happy
to exchange.
.
LIGHT
Larry L. Piatt, P. O. Box 2607, Salt Lake City, Utah 84110 - 1
am trying to locate an obituary for Spencer LIGHT, who died
after 2 May 1917 in Salem, Fulton Co., AR. He was born 15 Jan 1841 in
Hawkins Co., Tenn. Any assistance will be appreciated.
ANOTHER THANK YOU!
The Arkansas Family Historian - staff and members are to be
congratulated on the fine work being done, and the fine magazine
published. Only wish I were back there to help all of you!
EDITOR'S NOTE: We wish you were back here helping us too! We need
all the help we can get.
Thank you note from: Roxie Guzman, 9520 Lucerne Ave. #26, Culver City
CA 90230
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JONES
MELTON
DAVIS
DOWNIE
DOCKINS
SUGGS
MOSS
EVANS
CANTREL
GIBSON
HANEY
~
Mike Condardo, 2202 S. 6th Ave., Yakima, WA 98902 - I wish to
communicate with anyone who has information on the following
Families: My wife is Theresa Faye JONES, b. 7 July 1950,
Grant Co., WA.; the daughter of Orba Darrel JONES, b. 5 Sept.
1925, Izard Co., AR.; the son of Thurl Marshall JONES, b. 22
June 1906, Izard Co., AR.; who on 14 Dec. 1924 in Izard Co., AR
married Lavada MELTON, b. 29 May 1905, Izard Co., AR.; the dau.
of William Presley MELTON, b. 2/ 1870, Izard Co., AR., and
Georgia M. DAVIS, b. 1/ 1877, in AR., who had married ca 1893
in Izard Co., AR., they had 3 other children: John W. MELTON, b
2/1894, in AR and married May DOWNIE; James A. MELTON, b. Aug.
1896, AR, & died at age 7; Jessie MELTON, b. 3 Nov. 1900,
Izard Co., AR died Sept. 1977, Yakima Co., WA married 22 March 1922 in
Izard Co., AR., to Grady Olene DOCKINS, b. 6 June 1905 in AR. William
Presley was the son of Joel D. MELTON, b. Aug. 1827 in TN died in AR,
married to Mary M., b. Oct. 1836, TN. Joel and Mary had 15 children of
which I know the following: Maranda MELTON, b. Oct. 1854, in KY and married
William SUGGS, b. Nov. 1853 in Miss., no children; Sarah MELTON married
Monroe MOSS; Vinie J. MELTON, b. March 1873 in AR., married 1st to (?)
EVANS, died before 1900, 2 children; married 2nd CANTREL (L), 2 children;
Lucindy MELTON, b. March 1876, AR married Dudley GIBSON, 3 children;
Tilford MELTON, b. Nov. 1877, AR., married Ida N. HANEY, b. July 1881 AR
married ca 1899, 4 children; I have been told all the other children died
before 1900.
CHANDLER
REEDER
O. H. Gamble, 1523 Elmwood Dr., Fayetteville, AR 72701 - We
need Help Locating Marriage Bond or Licenses of Jacob CHANDLER
and Elizabeth REEDER, married 1815 in Clark County or what is
now White County, Upper Louisiana - Arkansas Territory or moved to the
above area soon after 1815. REEDER (READER) settled in Clark County about
1818. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Please call collect
or write, O. H. Gamble.
MARSHALL
SANDERS
MERRIMAN
Patricia Lawrence, 9356 E. Millerton Rd., ClOViS, CA 93612 For fourteen years I have been looking for my MARSHALL, SANDERS
& MERRIMAN families of Marshall, Searcy County, Arkansas. As
birth and other vital statistic Records seem to have come later
I am asking for any help available. How can I find out when and who bought
or Homesteaded the Marshall County property for these families? My great
grandfather Henry Mitchell MARSHALL, b. 3 June 1870, Marshall, Searcy Co.,
AR, was a Federal Marshall in the Indian Territory, took his prisioners to
Ft. Smith, AR. Can anyone tell me how I can find a record of him becoming
a Marshall? I will be happy to pay for copies of anything pertaining to
these people. Henry Mitchell MARSHALL's father was James MARSHALL (married
4 times (?) Henry's mother was Millie SMITH, later married to MERRIMAN &
CYPERT. Henry married in 1880 at Marshall to H. M. (Chennie) SANDERS, her
uncle Joh MERRIMAN was her bond for her marriage. Because of he'alth reasons, we are unable to come back to Arkansas, so we must just dig through
correspondence, Thank you for any help.
GATLING
GATLIN
Mrs. D. H. Gatlin, 1016 Trailwood, Hurst, TX 76053 - I am
interested in the GATLIN/GATLING family of Crittenden County,
Arkansas. They resided in Crittenden Co., AR from the mid
1800's to 1877. I would be happy to pay for any expense involved in the
copying of any documents.
TERRELL
RATCLIFF
Mrs. Francis Rinando, Jr., Box 306, St. Francisville, LA 70775
I need proof of dates and places of birth, death & marriage of
Philemon TERRELL and Margaret RATCLIFF TERRELL. Margaret was
the daughter of John RATCLIFF, 1758-1840) who was a Revolutionary Soldier.
The following are known facts: Philamon TERRELL, ~. 1780. Margaret, b.
before 1811 and lived in Saline Co. (?) Ark. Her first child Elizabeth Ann
TERRELL, b. 27 July 1811. John RATCLIFF, Margaret Ratcliff TERRELL &
Philamon TERRELL were buried in Saline Co., AR John RATCLIFF died 24 July
1840. Philamon TERRELL died after 1850. The 1840 census should have
Philamon & Margaret TERRELL on it in Little Rock, Pulaski Co., AR as they
moved to Pulaski Co. AR after 1827. 'Any help will be appreciated, and I
will be happy to exchange information.
ALWAYS REMEMBER TO SEND A SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE
WHEN YOU HOPE FOR AN ANSWER TO ANY GENEALOGICAL QUESTION (S.A.S.E.)
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HICKS
George E. Hicks, 1124 E. Red Bridge Road, Kansas City, MO 64131
Because my Ancestors were Cherokees, I am hoping some of the
Arkansas Family Historian Members might be able to help me. My concern is
Nathan, William and James HICKS. I would be happy to share my information
on my MISSOURI HICKS family with anyone interested. I also have information on the MORGAN family. My uncle, Dr. Allen Keith HICKS, was from
Little Rock and Lonoke.
BODKIN
DANIEL
HULVEY
BLY
HAWKINS
PIERCE
ROBIE
BELLAH
TOYE
Diane McCright, 420 E. 12th, Mountain Home. AR 72653 - I am
seeking information regarding the following individuals: John
BODKIN, married Tina (?) Robie during the decade following the
Civil War. They probably resided in Fulton or Izard Counties.
Thomas Asa DANIEL, whose first wife and parents names are not
known, resided in Fulton or Izard Counties 'til ca 1890. His
2nd wife was Geneva Annette BODKIN. Thomas Jackson HULVEY,
was born in southern MO, but moved to Randolph Co., AR shortly
after tbe Civil War. He married Lucinda Adeline BLY in 1887.
Wiley Gibson HAWKINS married Sarah Margaret PIERCE and resided
in Randolph Co., AR. Charles Frances TOYE married Sina Eldora BELLAH, &
they also resided in Randolph and Lawrence Counties and were born about
1880. The BELLAH Branch was traced completely several years ago but I have
no other information on any of tbe others.
Research is difficult because
the various courthouses have burned. Any information will be greatly
appreciated.
Eugene B. Stephens, 701 E. Lassen, # 130, Chico, CA 95926 I am seeking information on the PARKS and DODD families of
Montgomery Co., AR. I have the names of all the children of
Jackson and Jane DODD PARKS (they are dead now) but a number of their
descendants still live in Montgomery Co., AR. Unfortunately none of the
one I am acquainted with are interested in genealogy and the information
they have been able to give me is very scanty. I have fairly complete
records on the STEPHENS line back through nine generations to the immigrant
ancestor, Peter STEPHENS, who settled in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia
in 1732. I have a copy of a very good STEPHENS Family Genealogy, compiled
and published back in the 1930's by Dan. V. Stephens, which contains a
great deal of information on thousands of descendants of Peter STEPHENS.
I would be happy to share this information with anyone interested.
Also I have quite a lot of information on the descendants of Robert
Montgomery ROSS, who immigrated to this country from Northern Ireland
shortly after the Revolution, and also quite a file of records on my branch
of the HICKMAN family.
My Greatgrandfather, Samuel Brooken STEPHENS, was elected as first
sheriff of Sebastain County, AR when it was formed in 1851. My Greatgrandmother, Jane Dodd PARKS, was a cousin of the Arkansas hero, David OWen
DODD. Will gladly share information, please send S.A.S.E.
PARKS
DODD
ALEXANDER
Helen Nelson'Ohl, 700 Darlington Circle N E, Atlanta, GA 30305
William M. ALEXANDER (my great grandfather) died in Dermott,
Chicot Co., AR sometime after 1868. I do not know whether he was visiting
there or whether he had moved there. We would like to know where he is
buried, and the date of his death. Dermott was not officially founded
until 1880 and there were only 200 people there in 1884. Can anyone tell
me if he was a tax payer or give me any other information about him? Who
were his parents, & brothers and sisters? as well as when he moved from
North Carolina, where he was born to Fayette Co., TN.? If William M.
ALEXANDER was living in the Dermott area in 1870, under what community
would he have been listed? Would there be any possibility that an obituary
might have been listed In a county newspaper? If so what would be the .
name of the newspaper and how could I get a copy of the obituary? I have
been working on WILLIAM M ALEXANDER for more than_a year (off and on) and
would greatly appreciate any help.
William married Isabella M. Hart
(Belle), the daughter of Mary (Armour) Hart and John M. HART, of SumervillE
TN (County seat of Fayette Co) on 28 March 1854. Belle was then 18 and
William was 28. By April 1856 the ALEXANDERS had moved to Cornith, Miss.
& their first child, John M. ALEXANDER was born in Corinth sometime after
April, John T ARMOUR was Belle's uncle. (This was dated 3 Nov. 1857).
On 12 March 1858. Margaret Nixon ALEXANDER (Maggie), the first daughter
of Belle Hart and William M. ALEXANDER was born in Corinth, MS. In 1860
in Corinth, MS a second daughter, Elizabeth ALEXANDER was born. After
William M. ALEXANDER's death, Belle Hart ALEXANDER married Elias Alexander
STEWART, known as E. A. (Doc) Stewart. Belle died 6 Oct. 1899 in Wilmar,
AR when 61 years of age and is buried in Green Hill Cemetery_
STEWART diea 5 Sept 1912.
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E. A.
ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN
Volwne XV,
1977
INDEX
Compiled by JOE MICHAEL BAKER
AARON 139
ABBOTT 55
ABRAMS 217
ACHESON 6
ACLES 158
ACOCK 82, 117
ADAMS 6, 57, 69,
127, 139, 154,
160, 181
ADAMSON 172
ADASON 212
ADISSON 212
ADKINS 191
ADKINSON 191
AKE 180
AKINS 6
ALBRIGHl 184
ALBRITTON 37
ALCORN 20, 194
ALDEN 159
ALDRIDGE 119
ALEXANDER 6, 9,
88, 123, 158,
162, 174, 182,
225
ALLBORN 106
ALLEN 51, 117,
123. 139, 158,
163, 169, 171,
184 J 193
BABBITT 79
BACY 72
BADGETT 174
BAGLEY 8
BAGLY 8
BAILEY 17, 153,
219
BAILY 163
BAIRD 79, 158
BAISEY 72
BEAVERS 84
BEBOUT 152
BEES 76
BEGLEY 60
BELCHER 160
BELK 123
BELL 83, 123, 124,
BAKER 6, 19, 54,
68, 119, 120,
138, 139, 144,
160, 214, 223
BENNETT 16,
BALANCE 15
BALDWIN 36, 139,
212
BALES 139
BALL 55
BALLOU 161
BANCY 69
BANKIIEAD 159
BANKS 47, 77, 161
BARBER 162
BARDEN 15
BARDSLEY 200
BAREFOOT 158, 162
BARENT INE 79
BARKER 6,
139,
160
BARKSDALE 119
BARNARD 205, 206,
207
BARNETT Ill, 139
BARNHART 51
BARNS 161, 174
BARR 51
BARREN 158
ANDERSON 46, 51,
BARRENT INE 60
61, 116 ~ 124,
BARRETT 217, 222
125, 136, 159,
BARREY 158
162, 163, 173,
BARRON 158, 214
190, 192, 215
ANDREWS 116, 158, BARROW 158
BARRY 139
160, 161, 219
BARTON 163
ARMSTRONG 121,
139, 158
BASGALL 180
ARNEL 114, 126
BASHAW 71
BASS 63, 214
ARNO 216
ARNOLD 63, 109,
BASYE 71, 72, 73
114, 117, 159,
BATCHELOR 212
160
BATES 59, 156,
APPLING 139
159, 183, 222
ARCIiER 160
BATTLES 68
ARMOND 158
BAUGHMAN 184
BAXTER 154, 156,
ARNETT 158, 159
ARREN 160
180
BAYS 72
ARRNOUETT 158
ASHBY 84
BEADLE
BEAR 51
ASKEW 161, 162
ATKINSON 100, 191 BEARD 8, 11, 12,
13, 14, 15, 20,
AUSTIN
213
AUTRY 13
162, 195
AVANT 117
BEARE 51, 116
AVERY 124, 125,
BEARDEN 139, 212
174, 194, 217
BEARD IN 160
AYDLOTT 206
BEARDSLEY 11 7
AYER 76
BEASLEY 6, 10,
ALSBROOK 85
ALVIS 31
AMBERS 6
AMBROSE 6
AMORETT 161
AMRHEIN 51
ANDERS 107
18,
BABB 96,
100
22
BEATTY 161
139, 160,
173
BELLAH 6, 17, 225
BEMAN 151
21,
158, 160
BENSON 49
BENTLEY 163
BERRY 8, 18, 159,
169, 170
BESSLEY 139
BEST 159, 180
BE 'TICK 161
BETTIS 12, 16,
213, 215
BETTS 161
BICKMAN 56
BIDDLE 137
BICKERN 160
BIGGERS 15
BIGSBY 139
BILLINGS 50
BILLINGSLEY 161
BILLINGTON 76
BIRDWELL 67, 68
BISHOP 85, 139,
BONE 158
BOOKER 162
BOOKOUT 158
BOON 47,
158
BOONE 6, 57, 158
BOOTH 47, 122, 139
BORAN 6, 13
BOREN 163
BOSHEARS 111
BOSWELL 51
BOTTS 161
BOUCIiIER 201
BOUESHAGE 63
BOULDIN 214
BOURLAND 179, 183
BOURNE 119
BOURROUGH 158
BOWEN 180
BOWERMAN 59
BOWIE 39
BOWMAN 38,
158,
172, 174, 175
BOYD 9, 11, 17,
52, 111, 211
BOYET
116
BOYETT 116, 149,
151, 154, 155,
185
BOYLE 73
BOYSDTON 139
BOYT 116
BOX 139, 163
BOXTON 162
158, 162
BLACK 6, 7, 8, 12, BRADBERRY 6
13, 17, 19, 21,
BRADFORD 203, 204
33, 63, 113,
117, 158, 159,
162, 180
BLACKMORE 158
BLACKWELL 159
BLAGG 128
BLAIR 139
BLAKEBY 139
BLAKELY 159
BLANCETT 139
BLANCHARD 203
BLAND 70, 82, 116,
117,
222
BLANN 81
BLANTON 75
BLASINGAME 36
BLASINGHAM 162
BLASKIEWECZ 49
BLEDSOE 61, 124
BLEIMES 51
BLEVINS 68, 69,
162
BLOUNT 216
BLUE 51
BLY 222
BODDIE 37, 46, 47
BODKIN 225
BOGGS 163
aOGUS 161
BoHANON 117
BOlT 116
BOLLINGER 21
BOLLS 161
BOMANN 152
BRADLEY 21,
158,
159
BRADSHAW 61,
117
BRADY 158
BRAMAN 59
BRAND 189
BRANHAM 59
BRANHUM 59
BRANNON 139, 218
BRANNUM 59
BRAN OM 59
BRAUDAWAY 216
BRASHAW 158
BRASHEAR 117, 183
BRASHIER 125
BRASWELL 161
BRATTON 55
BRAZIL 13
BRAZILLE 206
BRAY 15
BREEDING 112
BREGGS 160
BRESHEAR 161
BRE SHEARS
111
BREWER 60,
163
BRIAN 122
BRIANT 122
BRICE 160, 162
BRIDGMAN 162, 193
BRIGGS 87, 88, 159
BRIGHT 160
BRILLHART 7
BRINKLEY 48
BRINKMAN 122
,..
BRISCOE 41, 44
BRISON 215
BRISTOW 139
BRITT 139, 158
BRITTIN 158
BROACH 50
BROCKNEY 158
BROADWAY 139
BROADY 139
BROOKS 84
BROUDAWAY 216
BROWN 64, 69, 72,
73, 112, 118,
122, 139, 150,
159, 160, 161,
172, 175, lBO,
19.1, 211
BROWNE 195
BROWNFIELD 100
BROWNING 139
BROZOKA 184
BRUNER 172
BRUMBELOW 160
BRUMLEY 81
BRUMMEL 159
BRUNDRIDGE 139
BRUNETTE 60
BRUON 77
BRUNSON 162
BRYAN 122, 165,
167, 168, 169,
182, 203
BRYANT 49, 68,
109, 115, 139,
203
BRYLES 176
BRYSON 182, 215
BUCHANAN 161
BYERS 139
BYFORD 57
BYRAM 158
BYRD 7, 184
CABELL 214
CAIN 162
CALAWAY 139
CALDWELL 38, 61,
71, 72, 73, 163
CALHOUN 124, 160,
162
CALLAHAN 139, 177
CALLAWAY 61
CALLOWAY 70
CAMP 121, 204
CAMPBELL 6, 7, 10,
11, 12, 13, 14,
15, 16, 17, 19,
20, 60, 79, 116,
117, 136, 139,
158, 176, lBO,
217, 222
CANDLER 40
CAN NARD 160
CANTERBURY 117
CANTREL 224
CAPSHAW 150
CARDER 109, 208,
209
CARDWELL 214
CARLTON 160, 163
CARLTZ 159, 160
CARMACK 119
CARNAHAN 117
CARNETT 139
CAROTHERS 117
CARPENTER 40, 117
BUCHANNON 7
CARR 50, 163
BUCHANON 117, 160 CARRINGTON 159,
BUIRCI 159
161
BUCKLEY 61
CARROL 158
BUFORD 51
CARROLL 111, 160
BULLEN 41
CARSON 33, 180
BUMGARNER 117
CARTER 9, 12, 14,
BUNCH 130, 139
35, 59, 62, 63,
BUNT 158
73, 74, 75, 124,
BUNYARD 161
125, 139, 159,
BURDEN 213
161, 163, 192
BURELSMITH 151
CARY 139
BURFORD 117
CARYLE 100
BURGESS 62, 118 CARUTH 158
BURKE 194
CASE 180
BURLESON 117
CASEBEER 116
BURLESSON 160
CASH 57, 116
BURNAM 158
CASSADY 162, 163
BURNETT 56
CASSIDY 17
BURNS 57, 139,
CATER 160
158
CATES 117, 212,
BURNUM 158
221
BUROUGH 219
CATOVILLE 42
BURREN 159, 161 CATRON 135, 136
BURRINGTON 154
CAUDLE 139
BURROUGH 219
CAUDRON 150
BURSELL 213
CAZORT 175
BURSLY 160
CENNSINATI 158
BURT 158
CHADWICK 211
BURTLY 155
CHAMBERLAIN 7,
BURTON 42, 158,
21, 102
160
CHAMBLIS 177
BUSCH 57
CHANDOIN 139
CHAPMAN 176
BUSH 56, 57
CHARNO 173
BUSSELL 213
CHEATHAM 162
BUTCHER 139
CHENAULT 110, 174
sUTLER 7, 124
CHILDRESS 7
BUTTON 48
CHILDS 139
CHILDUS 163
CHIPMAN 75
CHISM 7
CHITWOOD 115
CHOATE 176
CHRISS 150
CHRISTENSEN 115
CHRISTIAN 159
CHRISTY 118
CHURCH 69,
137,
172
CHURCHILL 78
CIA 125, 171
CITTY 162
CLAMPET 54
CLARK 32, 34, 86,
158, 160, 161,
176, 193, 213
CLARKE 64
CLAWSON 160
CLAXTON 61
CLAYTON 135
CLEM 46, 117, 139
CLEVENGER 139
CLIFFORD 52
CLINCH 55, 214
CLINGAN 39, 42,
43, 44
CLINTON 139
CLOVER 182
CLOWSON 160
COBB 158
COCKACHAM 158
COCKBURN 62
COCKE 7, 159
COCKRAN 140
COCHRAN 16
CODDINGTON 48
COFFMAN 70
COFFEE
159
COGBURN 62
COKER 112, 161
COLDWELL 61, 159
COLE 158, 175, 194
COLEMAN 140, 163,
206
COLEMORE 201
COLKET 48
COLLIE 122
COLLIER 158
COLLINS 55, 69,
75, 113, 117,
120, 158, 159,
161, 163, 220
COLVIN 7
COMBS 158
COMPERE 140
COMPTON 7, 10, 140
COMSTOCK 51
CONAWAY 9, 11, 17
CONDITT 33, 34, 59
CONE 88, 106, 217
CONNELL 167
CONWAY 78, 88,J'
158, 159, 180
COOK 46, 58, 62,
109, 117, 120,
126, 140, 159,
194
'COOLEY 119, 165
COaLY 162, 163
COOPER Zl, 35, 37,
60, 77, 118,
140, 163
COPE 182
COPELAND 36, 140,
163, 176
COPLEY
COPPEDGE 71
CORNELIUS 7, 10,
140, 151
CORDELL 161
CORLTZ 161
CORNETT 33
CORNILIUS 159,
160, 161
CORNWALL 10
CORNWELL 8, 63
CORZINE 8,
9,
19
COTTINGHAM 124
COUTS 18, 165
COTTON 115, 221
COWNE 120
cox
8, 16, 52,
59, 111, 123,
151, 158, 159,
160, 180, 182
CRABB 160
CRABBS 161
CRABOUGH 12, 16
CRABTREE 6, 7, 8,
11, 12, 14, 16,
162, 216
CRAIG 5, 18,
140, 160
CRANKE 213
CRAVENS 8, 12,
21, 162
CRAWFORD 8, 17,
85, 140, 175,
194, 214
CREE-? 107
CREED 140
CREEKMORE 37
CREEKMUIR 37
CRENSHAW 159
CRESWELL 8, 11,
16, 17
CREW 165
CRISP 118
CRISWELL 16
CRITZ 222
CROCKER 158
CROCKETT 222
CROFTON,
CROMBLE 204
CROSBY 159
CROSLIN 158
CROSNOE 43, 158
CROSS 107, 108,
109, 158, 162
CROSS RIGHT 159
CROUCH 12, 13,
158
CROW 116, 140
CROWELL 117
CROWDER 123
CROWLEY 8, 14
CROXTON 168
CRUMPTON 218
CRUSAT 21
CRUSE 160
CRUTCHER 167
CUBAGE 222
CUEVELLIER 75
CULP 221
CULVER 68
CUMMINGS 17, 140
CUMMINS 160
CUNNINGHAM 116,
140, 172
CUPPLES 8, 14
DILL 62
DILLARD 160, 192
CURRIER
DIMORY 158
CURRY 58, 61, 124 DIXON 52, 118,
150, 159, 150
CURTIS 43,44,
DOAK 126
158, 174
DOBBINS 204
CUTLER 166, 167
DOBBS 122, 222,
CYPERT 221
225
CURLEY 169
DALE 46, 111, 311 DOBSON 140, 160
DOCKINS 224
DODD 117
DODSON 163
DOLAN 152
55, 107, 114,
DOMON 87
159, 225
DONALDSON 126
DANIELS 114,
DONLEY 186
116, 120
DOERR 123
DANIELSON 121,
DORETY 162
177
DOUGHTY 222
DAWSON 52
DOUGLAS 51, 73, 74
DARERTY 164
DOUGLASS 11 7
DARROW 31
DOUSETTE 173
DARTER 8, 17
DAUGHTERTY 43, 44 DOWDY 68
DAVID 64
DOWNIE 224
DAVIDSON 6, 11,
DOWNS 140, 159
12, 13, 14, 15, DOYLE 15, 126, 140
39, 152
DRAKE 107, 159
DAVIS 7, 8, 10,
DRAPER IS, 162
19, 20, 23, 51, DRENON 159
DALTON 56, 61,
125
DANIEL 50, 54,
54, 59, 64, 72,
81, 109, 117,
140, 159, 161,
162, 180, 193,
194, 205, 212,
221, 224
DAY 159, 162
DEAN 60
DREW 6,
160,
213
DRIVER 58
DRUMMER 162
DRUMMOND 49
DRURY 160
DRYDEN 48
DUCAN 140
DUCK 60
DEATHERAGE 184
DUDGEON 117
DECASHER 165
DE COTEFORD 201
DEER 70
DE FRUITER 223
DE HYNTON 200,
201
DE LANEY 21
DELAUGHTER 140
DE LENO 21
DE MAGNEVIL 200
DE MASSINGHAM 201
DE MOSS 6
DE MOTTLE 185
DEMPLES 212
DUDLEY 202
DUESE 160
DUGGINS 111
DUKE 171
DUNAGAN 108, 140
DUNAHUE 62
DUNAWAY 55
DUNBAR 40
DUNCAN 193
DUNN 52, 140
DUNNING 162
DURANT 151
DURETT 54
DU VAL 77, 215
DYER 82, 83,
DE MUN 7,
14,
16,
8,
18
12,
156,
164
DENNEY 140
DENNIS 190
EADES 160
DENSON 111, 140
EADS 160, 161
EAGEL 140, 167
DENTON 137
EAKIN 78
DENUNT 165
DEPRIEST
EARHEART 9
DES LAURIER 167
EARLE 140
EARLY 140
DE VAULT 9
EAST 160
DE VIGNE 75
DEVORE 160
EASTLING 160
DEWOODY 160
EBELE 182
DICKEN 161
EDISON
DICKERSON 10, 17, EDMOND 72
21, 127
EDDINGTON 111
DICKEY 36
EDMONSON 19, 160,
194
DICKINSON 9
EDRINGTON 72
DICKSON 147
EDWARD 59
DIEGE 83
EDWARDS 9, 17, 75,
DIETY 158
DIETZ 150
82, 112, 117,
DILDY
50.
140
140, 158, 162
EGBERT 150
ELAM 117
ELCHINS 124
ELLINGTON 203
ELLINTON 203
FLOWERS 159,
FOWLKS 158
FLOYD 80
FOARD 220
FOLEY 120
FOLIOT 200
FORAN 42
FORBES 119, 140
FORCUM 58
ELLIOTT 74, 81,
116, 117, 124,
152, 158, 159,
185
ELLIS 130, 140,
158, 159
FORD 31, 140, 174,
ELROD 158
ELSWORTH 160
ELY 160
FORDYCE 39, 46, 48
220
EMORY 18, 21
ENGLAND 35, 140
ENGLISH 8, 10, 78
EPPERSON 128
ERICKSON 51, 182
ERION 73
ERMENTRAUDT 195
ERVIN 158, 160
ESCHOM 83
ESKRIDGE 8
ESTES 140, 163
ETHERIDGE 37, 38
ETTEN 158
EVANS 112, 117,
119, 224
FAGAN 77, 79
FAIRCHILD 161
FALKNER 44
FALLS 108
FARISH 186
FARLOW 74, 75
FARRAR 177
FARRIER 165
FAUBUS 111
FAULK 176
FAULKER 42
FAULKNER 140, 169
FAWCETT 140
FEATHERSTON 179
FELKER 62, 219
FELTON 167
FERGUSON 9, 61,
118, 124, 140,
180, 214
FERRELL 180
FETTERLING 182
FEWELL 214
FICKLIN 9, 11, 13,
14, 15, 21
FIELD 76, 79, 114,
115, 158, 180,
182
FIELDER 176
FIELDING 140, 161
FIELDS 161
FILES 73, 140
FINCH 59, 61
FINDER 10
FINLEY 161, 164
FOSTER 19, 57, 88,
112, 140, 163,
192
FOUNTAIN 158, 162
FOWLER 58, 218
FOX 58, 149, 155,
162
FRANCKLYN 201
FRANCKLUM 201
FRANCIS 69
FRANKS 160
FRAZIER 163, 194
FREELOVE 160
FREEMAN 70, 119,
162, 193, 213
FALCONER 42, 44
FALKER 42, 43
FINN 158
FISHER 220
FISK 115
FITE 117, 173
FITZGERALD 140
FITZPATRICK 46,
FITZWATER
FLANAGIN 46
FLEMING 73, 159
FLETCHER 9, 18,
85, 140
FORLER 175
FORSHEE 34
FORTENAW 42,44
FORTIER 125
FRENCH 182
FRENSLEY 159
FRIENDSLEY 159,
160
FRIARSON 172
FRIERSON 59, 172
FROST 18, 140, 205
FRY 117
FULBRIGHT 59
FULLER 140
FULLERSTON 161
FULTON 117
FUNK 140
FUQUA 160
FURGENSON 158
FURGERSON 158
FURR 122
GABBERT 159
GAGE 160'
GAINES 194
GALLAHAN 112
GALLOMORE 177
GAMBLE 111, 224
GANN 112
GANTY 111
GARDNER 140, 183
GARIN 6
GARLAND 33
GARMAN 44
GARRETT 7, 14, 20,
158, 185, 220
GARRISON 113, 158,
159, 162
GARTMAN 140, 195
GARVIN
GASKIN 163
GASTON 111
GATLIN 54, 163,
224
47 GATHINS 153
GATHWRIGHT 140
GAUSS 114
GAYLE 163
78, GEISTEY 126
GENNINGS
218
GILBERT 152, 159
GILLESPIE 162
GRIFFITH 14, 73,
GILSTRAP 211
GIVENS 140
GENTRY 8, 195
GEORGE 71, 166,
167
GERHART 117
GERMANN 51
GIBBENS 118, 161
GIBBONS 118
GRIGSBY 52
GRINDER 107, 117
GRITZ 222
GROUNDS 162
GROUSE 220
GIBSON
140,
161,
182,
9, 56,
154, 158,
162, 162,
221, 224
GILBREATH 68, 69
GILES 121, 204
GILL 33, 163
GILLIAM 6
GlLLISPIE 112
GINGOLET 9
GINKINS 177
GIPSON
GLASS 11, 158
GLASSCOCK 16
GLENN 9, 12, 13,
20
GLISPEY 218
GOATES 115
GOATS 221
GODDARD 202
GODSEY 38
GODWIN 111
GOFORTH 13
GOLDEN 161,
219
180,
216
GROVES 60, 82,
161, 162
GRUBBS 205
GRUNDY 161
GUATIOT 158
GUERIN 110
GUINN 138
GULLEDGE 135
GULLETT 10, 11
GULLICH 160
GUNGSEL 38
GUNN 140
GUNTER 140
GUNUS 159
GUTHRIE 86
GWYNN 116
222
HARROD 55
HARSOLL 141
HART 10, 16, 82,
115, 122, 225
HARTLEY 153, 158
HARTSELL 120, 190
HARTSFIELD 159
HARVELL 149, 150
HARVEY 74,
HALL 7, 12, 13,
15, 69, 81,
GRAHAM 12, 140,
HAMITAR 158
162, 220
GRANT 153
GRASSI 153
HAMMOND 6,
13, 23
185, 218
GRAY 9, 13, 16,
18, 33, 34, 35,
119, 140, 150,
158, 159, 163,
HARREL 70
HARRIS 7, 9, 10,
11, 13, 14, 17,
18, 20, 61, 112,
115, 116, 121,
141, 162, 164,
213, 214, 221
116, 118, 141,
163, 175, 183,
GOOCH 159
GOODELL 119
GOODMAN 59, 62,
125, 218
GOODSON 172
GOODWIN 140, 222,
212
GORDNER 116
GORDON 9
GORE 56
GOSS 172
GOSSETT 123
GOWEN 140
GRADY 163
GRAVES 31, 51,
60, 117, 149,
150, 151, 154,
155, 156, 157,
HILLARD 63
HILLHOUSE 10, 16,
17
HARRISON 18, 50,
HABERSHAM 46
HADLOCK 12
HAGER 138, 172
HAGGERTON 222
HAGINS 57
HAINES 97, 176
HAIRSTON 55, 214
HALBROOK 128
HALDERMAN 14, 18
HALE 141, 158
HALEY 141
117, 141, 159,
162
HALLIBURTON 33
HALSBROOK 176
HALSELL 39, 46
HALSONBECK 15
HAMAKER 75, 76
HAMAN 141
HAMBERG 166, 167
HAMBY 48, 52
HAMILTON 55, 69,
158, 159, 184
7,
HARPER 58, 158
HARRAH 9,
12,
HAMPTON 176
HANCOCK 72
HANEY 224
HANNA 80, 81, 158
HANSBROUGH 220
HARDBERGER 141
HARDCASTLE 73
HARDIN 6, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12, 13,
14, 15, 16, 17,
18, 21, 22, 23,
162,
202
HASKELL 141
HASSARD 159
HATCH 162
HATCHER 6,
18
HILL IAN 49
HILTON 136
HINDS 10, 12, 19,
20
HINES 80
HINKLE 141
HINSHAW 74
HINSON 59
HINTON 114,
201, 202,
200,
203,
204, 205
HIRST 62
HIVES 141
HIX 7, 9, 10, 16,
19, 52
HOBART 31
HOBERT 141
HOBBS 9
HOCKADAY 71
HODGE 8
HODGES 141, 160,
161
HOGAN 16,
11,
21
HATHCOAT 134,
135, 136, 138
HATTON 39
HAVENS 212
HAWKINS 7, 180
HAY 141, 160
HAYDON 119
HAYES 58
HAYNES 56
HAYS 37, 160
HAYWOOD 76
HEARD 46, 47, 204
HEARNBERGER 87
HEDGECOCK 212
HEDGER 18, 21
HEDSPETH 159
HEFFINGTON 160
HEITT 117
HELMS 119
HELTON 137
HEMPHILL 49
HEMPSTEAD 14, 158
HENDERSON 22,
141, 162
HENRY 159
20,
HOLMES 57,
69,
112, 2J6
HOLMS 100
HOLSONBACK 194
HENSLEY 37, 115,
117, 118, 221
HENSON 59, 107,
HOLT 8, 9, 20,
33, 158, 159,
162, 221
152
HERNDON 52
HERRENDON 158
HERRIN 158
HERRING 141
HONEYCUTT 35
HOOD 70, 222
HOODENPYLE 41,
HESS 33,
96, 98,
43, 44
HOOKER 117, 159
HOOKS 176
HOOPER 7, 8,
GREEN 10, 72,
111, 135, 140,
163, 193, 211
163
HARDING 135
HARDY 159, 203
HARE 127
100, 102
HEWITT 10
HIBBS 68
HIBURN 189
HICKMAN 35, 48,
184
GREENBURG
218
HARER 9, 17
HICKS 59,
GREENE 39,
140,
HARKEY 33, 117
HARLAN 74, 75
HARLAND 141
159, 172
HIGH 158
'HIGNIGHT 163
GREER 166
HARLEY 141
GREG 126
GRIDER 150
HARMON 141
HARNSBERGER 86,
212
HOUSER 160
HILDEBRANDT 180
HILL 81, 117, 152, HOUSTON 8, 16
214
GRAYSON 58
193
GREENWOOD 165
GRIFFIN 117, 140
141
HOGG 54
HOGUE 128
HOLBROCK 158
HOLBROOKS 160,
189
HOLCOMB 117, 141,
159
HOLCOMBE 8, 11 7
HOLDER 134, 162
HOLDRIDGE 108
HOLIVAR 158
HOLLABOUGH 60,
117
HOLLAND 96, 141
HOLLIDAY 107,
108, 203
HOLLINGSWORTH
186
HOLLY 158
HOLLIS 85
HOLLOWAY 61, 141,
159
158,
153, 158, 204,
207,
217,
221
10,
18
HOOVER 117
HOPKINS 63
HOPPER 69
HORN 158
HORTON 35, 91
HOSKIN 167
HOSKINS 10, 161
HOSFORD 55
HOWARD 111, 141
HOWE 40
HOWELL 127, 141
HOWLAND 75
JARRETT 6, 9, 11,
HOYE 39
23
JEAN 58
JEFFREY 13, 18,
218
JEFFRIES 172
JEFFUS 114
JENKINS 141
JENNINGS 117, 159,
HUBARDEAU 22
HUBBARD 59, 158
HUBBLE 9,
11,
18
HUCKABY 141
HUDDLESTON 159
HUDGENS 11
HUDGINS 8,
11,
162
163,
HUv~ON
6, 10, 17,
85, 121, 160,
162, 177
HUDSPETH 11, 19,
141, 195
HUFFMAN 34,
37, 49,
35,
221
HUGHES 63, 141,
161, 216
HUGHSON 163
HUITT 10
HULEN 69
HULETT 184
HULSEY 10,
31,
12,
117,
18,
190,
13,
18, 20,
218
JERNIGAN 116
JETT 159
JIMMERSON 57
JOB 15
JOBE 6, 13, 17
JOHNSON 10, 13,
21, 31, 59, 62,
70, 77, 78, 115,
116, 141, 159,
160, 161, 162,
163, 172, 181,
193, 205, 212,
217, 219
JOHNSTON 22, 70,
217
JOLLEY 62
JONES 11, 18, 57,
KIMBRO 141
155, 156, 159,
160, 169, 170,
LE MEUX 11
LEMLEY 110
LEMONS 112, 183
LESLEY 127
LESSLISE 159
171, 177, 185
LESTER 12,
KING 9, 11, 62,
121, 141, 149,
KINSWORTHY 159
KIRK 82,
117, 215
KIRKPATRICK 159
KISER 61,
125,
190
KITCHENS 81
KIZER 61, 117,
125, 190
KNAPP 45
KNIGHT 33, 34, 69,
70
KNOWLES 110, 171
KRAMER 217
KREGEL 141
KUEHL 177
KUYKENDALL 6, 8, 7,
9, 10, 11, 12,
14, 17, 18, 19,
23
LACEFUL
223
LACKLAND 160
60, 63, 68, 115, LACY 124
LADD 194
117, 120, 127,
HUMPHRIE S 22,
LAFFERTY 8, 11, 174
141, 159, 160,
161, 218
LAFFON 134
161, 162, 163,
HUNSUCKER 58
LA FORCE 47
164, 172, 192
HUNT 56, 117
LAFTES 222
JORDAN 35
HUNTER 103, 190,
LAGRONE 141
JOYNER 84, 85
193
LAINER 159
JUSTICE
11, ;:!O,
HUNTERS 46
LAMBERT 141
62, 75, 159,
HURSTON 55
LAMIUX 19
219
HURT 141, 162
LANCASTER 53, 119,
HUSSONG 50
178
HUTCHINS 112, 214 KAMINER 195
LANDERS 141, 159
KANELS 194
HUTCHINSON 48
LANDRUM 222
KASPER 184
HYATT 141
LANE 81, 167
KAVANAUGH 16
HYNSON 14, 59
LANGLEY 51, 112,
KANE 76
141
IGLOU 182
KARENHAPPACK 71
LANGUM 162
KAY 163
INGE 13
LARONDE 21
KEASLER 54
INGLE 122
LASSEN 36
INGRAHAM 31, 160 KEATON 69
LASTER 112
INGRAM 11, 16,
KEEL 10, 11, 18,
LATHAM 19
18, 141, 214
19
LATHEM 70
IRVIN 193
KEISTER 141
LATIMER 56
KEITH 128, 153,
ISAAC 141
LAUGHLIN 160
ISAACS 114, 126
161, 220
LAVINDER 160
KELLAM 117
ISBELL 67, 68,
LAWRENCE 37, 51,
69, 70
KELLEAM 117
141, 163, 224
KELLETT 11
ISHMAEL 22
KELLEY 12, 38, 141 LAWS 159
ISRAEL 115
LAY 115, 221
KELLY 16
LEA 117, 141, 173
KENNEDY 50, 62,
JACKS 182, 217
LEANER 168
118, 162, 163,
JACKSON 11, 74,
LEAR 128
217, 220
141, 161, 162,
LEATHERMAN 116
KENT 153
165, 177
LEATHERS 121
KERBY 159
JACOBS 124, 160,
LEDBETTER 141
KERSH 63
161
LEDFORD 11
JACQUES 182, 217 KESTER 6, 11
LEE 141, 173, 207
KETCHARD 141
JAMES 11, 119,
LEECH 62, 172
KETCHUM 113
121, 136, 141,
LEESE 115
KETON 69
161
LEFEVER 117
JAMESON 141, 213 KEY 112, 117
LEFEVRE 117
KIFER 172
JANES 6, 11, 14,
CEFTWICH 113
KILGORE 107
20
LEIGH 159
KILLOUGH 55
JANIS 22
LEISTER 115
KIMBALL 159
JANNIS 22
LEMEAR 183
JARMAN 42, 43, 44 KIMBERLIN 141
LE MEW 11
KIMBRELL 115, 221
JARMEN 42
218
HULVEY 225
HUMPHREYS 10, 11
83,
190
LEVINE 110
LEWALLYN 69
LEW ILL 161
LEWIS 19, 62,
77, 83, 105,
118, 141, 155,
161, 163, 174,
215
LIGGON 159
LIGHT 223
LIGON 159
LIGHTFOOT 50, 159
LILIS 159
LINDSEY 9,
22, 141
13,
LINGFORD 163
LINKHORN 10
LINN 23, 127
LINTON 110
LISK 161
LITCHFIELD 163
LITTLE 8, 11
LITTLEFIELD 43
LIVELY 142, 161
LLEWELLYN 56
LLOYD 142,
162,
163
LOCKE 116
LOCKET 142
LOCKEY 173
LOGAN 5, 11, 12,
16, 19, 162,
177
LOGUE 70
LOLL IE 172, 175
LONG 17
LOONEY 8, 9, 12,
15, 18, 19, 21,
82, 117
LOOT ON 107
LORING 142
LORRNSROOD 159
LOTFIELD 159
LOTT 128
LOVE 54, 57, 63,
142
LOVEALL 177
LQVELACE 150
LOVELADY 150
LOWE 7, 15, 19
LOWERY 142, 160
LOWRY 159,
160,
161
LOYD 214
LUCAS 142, 195
LUCK 142
LUDWELL 163
LUMPKINS 57, 142
LUNA 136, 137,
138
LUTTIG 12
LYDA 62
LYNCH 117
LYNDHURST 48
LYNN 23, 137
LYON 55
LYONS 55
MacDONALD 11 7
McINTIRE 35, 163
MaGAVOCKS 48
McINTYRE 64
MacMILLON 63
McKENNEY 63
McADOO 14
McALISTER 122,
McKEY 160
McKINNEY 67, 69
McKINLEY 153, 1S4
McKINNIE 80
124, 125,
McALLISTER 112
McARTHER 142
McARTA 212
McATEE 162
McATEER 51
McBRIDE 64, 73
McCAIN 142, 161,
163, 164
McCALL 47, 84
McCARRELL 6, 12,
19
McCARRILL 12, 17
McKNIGHT 12,
19,
23
McLAIN 7
McLAWYOR 161
McLEAN 117
McLELAND 161
McLEMORE 57
McLENDON 41, 42,
43, 44, 45, 158
McLEOD 142
McMATH 121
McCARROLL 9, 10,
McMURCHY 46
12, 13, 18, 19, McNABB 186
21, 22
McNANIS 22
McCLAIN 158, 160, McNEEL 6
161
McNEELEY 142, 160,
McCLENDON 80, 81,
161
142
McNUTT 88
McCLERTON 159
McPHERSON 73
McCLINTICK 158
McPHETIDGE 151
McCLINTON 1S8,
McVEY 69
162
McWILLIAMS 12, 15,
McCLOSKEY 161,
19, 21
184
McCLURE 72, 111
MACE 118
McCOATTER 42
MACY 112
McCOISS 164
MADDEN 22, 160
McCOLLUM 183
MADDOX 120, 158
McCOMB 163
MADREN 36
MAGBY 221
McCONNAGLAY 180
McCOOL 142
MAGERS 54, 61
MAGNESS 116
McCORD 152
McCOWN 13
MAHAM 158, 163,
184
McCOY 68, 69
MAJORS 61, 122
McCRAW 142
MALLOW 158, 160
McCREE 204
MALONE 151, 173
McClE 16S
MALOY 127, 191
McCULLOUGH 142,
MANESS 174
1S9
McCURDY 149, 1S6 MANLOVE 75
MANSCO 59
McDANIEL 34, 35,
36, 37, 60, 73, MANSKER 9, 12, 19,
22, 59
142, 158, 160
-,
McDONALD 7, 8, 9, MANSKUR 59
MANSON 12, 19
12, 14, 20,15,
105, 117, 158,
MANUS 138
MARBERRY 40
160, 161, 162,
MARBURY 39, 40,
18S
41, 42, 43, 44,
McELROY 159
45, 46, 48
McENTIRE 159
MARCHBANK 127
McFALL 176
MARKHAM 8, 48, 123
McFARLAND 31
MARKSMAN 112
McFARLIN 158 J
MARLAR 142
159
McFATRIDGE 116
MARLER 117
McGAUGHEY 13S
MARLETT 107, 109
MARPHAT 117
McGEE 118, 136
MARR 72, 73
McGINNIS 112
MARSH 71
McGOUERAN 142
McGOUGH 119, 128 MARSHALL 8, 18,
142, 150, 158,
McGOWEN 171
161, 224
McGRAW 72
MARTIN 16, 38, 59,
McGREW 69
61, 71, 80, 110,
McGUINE 142
111, 113, 117,
McGUINTY 174
McGUIRE 108,
162
McILLHANEY 180
McILROY 7, 20
125, 158,
172
MARTINDALE 150,
160
MARTING ILL 160
MOONEY 22, 117
MASK 12
MOORE
MASON 84, 158
MATHERS 160
MATHERSON
MATHIS 74, 136,
137, 138
MATH SON 45
MATHESON 41, 43
MATOX 172
MATTHEWS 17, 137,
136, 138, 162,
7,
8,
13,
16, 18, 36, 59,
60, 80, 142,
152, 153, 158,
160, 176, 189
MCRAN 142, 221
MORELAND 175
MORGAN 12, 18,
87,
158, 159,
225
MORRIS 142, 163,
180, 220
202,222
MORRISS 16
MAUPIN 213
MORSE 117
MAWRY 164
MAXWELL 11, 13, 18, MORTON 159
MOSEBY 207
142, 190
MOSLEY 51
MAY 51, 87, 88,
117, 121, 194
MAYBERRY 222
MAYES 142, 186
MAYFIELD 142
MAYS 117, 186
MEAD 75
MEADE 37
MEADER 159
MEADOWS 142, 153,
175
MEARS 142
MEDLOCK 128
MEEKS 142
MEKINS 160
MELEAR 184, 223
MELTON 117, 142,
173, 224
MENDENHALL 82
MERCER 63
MERDOR 163
MERET 163
MERIOTT 190
MERRIMAN 224
MICHAEL 177
MICKEY 216
MIDDLETON 142
MIDGETT
MILAM 35
MILLER 8, 9, 13,
MOSS 119, 142,
162, 224
MOTSINGER 75
MOULDER 117
MOUSER 160
MUHAN 186
MULDRON 160
MULLENIX 92
MULLIGAN 80
MULLINS 142, 172
MUNN 159, 160,
161
MURCHERSON
MURDOCK 153
MURLIN 72
MURPHY 13, 16,
22, 45, 54, 128,
137, 138, 161,
171
MURRAY 126, 128,
213
MURRELL 109
MUSGRAVE 183
MYERS 13, 19, 20,
142
MYRES 13, 19
MYRICK 158
NALL 142
NANCE 1S8
14, 16, 19, 56,
58, 68, 122, 126, NAPIER 46, 47
NATIONS .184
142, 158, 172,
174, 220
MILLIGAN 9, 21
MILLS 50, 142
MILLWEE 151
MILSAP 11 7, 193
MINGO 142
MINTON 117, 142
MINYARD 22
MIRES
MITCHELL 57, 106,
127, 142, 152,
158, 160, 161,
177
MOBB 162
MOBLEY 222
MOCK 6, 13
MOFFATT 142, 206,
211
MONDAY 33, 158
MONEY 22
MONTAGUE 53
MONTGOMERY 12, 16,
85,
92, 93,
119,
193
MOODY 96, 97, 100,
142, 180
NEAVES 120
NECESSARY 74
NEEDHAM 116
NEELY 111, 163
NEIGHBORS 142,
193, 212
NEILL 160
NELEPKA 152
NELSON 107, 126,
162, 178
NETHERBY 165
NEWELL 142
NEWLAND 12, 13,
18
NEWMAN 175
NEWTON 74, 75
NICHOLS 70, 82,
148, 153, 177,
223
NICHOLSON 86, 195
NICKLAS 126
NILON 76
NIPPS 112
NIX 52, 112
NIXON 142
NOBBETT 153
NOBLE 165
NOLAN 16
NOLES 110
NOLIN 161
NORMAN 12S
PEIL 195
PEMBERTON 111
PENDERGRAFT 61,
124, 214
PENDERGRASS 54,
NORRIS 16, 86,
161
NORTHCUT 58
NORWOOD 9, 158,
159, 162
NOSWORTHY 142
NOTT 151
143,
158
PENDLETON 214
PENNINGTON 22, 159
PENNYWIT
PENTER 59
PERDUE 159
PERKINS 10, 13,
20, 45
NUCKLES 63
NUNLEY 137
PERMINTER 143
NUTT 142
PERRIN 47,
162
PRITCHELL 123
PROCTOR 13
PROP 43
PROPS 162
RIDER 136
RIDLING 143
RIGGS 221
RILEY 112
PROPST
RINANDO 189,
218, 224
PROSS 158
PRUITT 58
PRYON 158
PRYOR 164
PURDON 158
PURTLE 61
PUTMAN 119, 143
PYBURN 120
PYCARD 201
PYEATT 117
RING 116
RIPPEY 143
RtTCHEY 12, 13,
14
RIVET 14, 20
ROACH 136, 163
ROBBINS 9,
PERRY 128, 143,
OAKLEY 158, 211
OATES 190
OBARTURF 6
OBENCHAIN 142
OBERG 112
215
PERSON 180
PETERS 143
PETERSON 165
PETIGREW 162
O'CONNER
32
PETT 159
ODELL 138
PETTEFER 79
OGLESBY 177
PETTIE 135
Q'KELLEY 168, 169 PEVEHOUSE 7, 8, 19,
OLIVER 61, 82,
180
117, 149, 155
PHARR 1S3
OLLER 223
PHELAN 174
PHILLIPS 123, 143,
OLMSTEAD 152
O'NEAL 142, 176
ORDWAY 163
ORMAN 212
ORR 69, 70
ORRICK 79, 184
ORR ILL 64
OSBORN 107, 119
OTTRY 13
OVERTON 84, 85,
142
OWEN 55, 120, 142
OWENS
55,
70
OWSLEY 86
PACE 114
PADEN 135
PAINE 142
PAINTER 59
PALMER 116, 201
PANNEL 162
PANTER 59
158, 193, 195,
211, 212, 222
PIATT 223
PIBURN 13
PICKETT 71
PIERREPORT 201
PIERSON 83
PILE 70
PINKNEY 134
PINKSTAFF 138
PIRTLE 61, 143
PITMAN 10, 11, 13,
18
PITTMAN 69
PITTS 159
PLATT 110
PLESS 122
PLOTT 6, 13,
20, 23
14,
PLUMMER S8
POGUE 221
PARKER 83, 110,
POIROT 185
158, 160, 161,
POLK 109
172, 189
POLLARD 1S2
PARKS 222, 225
POOL 7, 10
PARMER 120
POORE 216
PARROTT 88, 98,
POPE 76, 204
103, 106, 217
PORTER 10, 80, 81,
PARTER 161
94
PATCH 55
PORTERFIELD 36, 58
PATE 158
POSLEY 143
PATTERSON 32, 33, POTEET 116
143, 158
POWELL 38, 158
PATY 83, 217
POWERS 16S, 212
PAUL 73
PRATER 158
PAUP 164
PRESCOTT 163
PAXTON 117, 143
PRESLEY 146
PAYTON 159
PRESSON 180
PEACOCK 174
PRICE 13, 143, 160
PEAK 166
PRICHARD 107, 186
PEARCE 19, 172
PRIDEFEON 159
PEARSON 55
PRIDGEON 159
PEEK 77, 79, 223 PRIM 158
PEEL 9
PRINCE
PARISH 55,
112,
119
PEEPLES 46
PRITCHARD 128
RAGSDALE 114, 126,
153
RAINEY 118, 143
RAINS 143, 216
RAISH 153
RAMECK 193
RAMICK 193
73
RANDELL 116
RANDOLPH 37
RANEY
RANNEKAMP 14
RAPLEY 77,
PIERCE 7, 9, 15,
19, 22, 151, 172
14,
QUIGLY 158
QUINN 143
RAMSEY 18, 22,
78,
116,
143
ROBERSON 127
79
RASEBERRY 143
RATCLIFF 189, 218,
224
RAY 45, 130, 158,
222
RAYMICK 193
RAYMOND 153
READ 179, 183
READER 158, 1S9
REARDON 78
ROBERTS 7, 8, 10,
14, 53, 110,
134, 135, 136,
164, 174, 181
ROBERTSON 7, 15,
20, 37, 52
ROBIE 225
ROBINSON 7, 8,
14, 16, 19, 20,
63, 126, 163,
164
RODGER 1S9, 161
RODNEY 20
ROEBUCK 113, 114
ROGERS 54, 63,
70, 111, 119,
128, 143, 154
ROGGERS 162
ROSE 161
ROSENBAUM 182
ROSMOND 172
ROSS 52, 111,
120, 128, 160,
217
ROTHERFORD 112
ROTHWELL 193
ROUNDTREE 143
REAVES 13, 20', 58,
ROUNSAVAL 40
114
ROWE 143, 164
RECH 160
ROWLAND 111
RECTOR 77
ROYALL 47
REDLIN 179
ROYCE 173
REDWINE 61
ROYSTON 1S8
REDI'WOD 143
RUBIO 120
REECE 162
RUCKER .112, 122,
REED 7, 13, 14, 23,
168
162, 163, 180
RUDDELL 13, 16
REEDER 224
RUNNELS 163
REEVE 50
RUNYAN 180
REEVES 19, 116 J
RUPARD 69
143, 151
RUSH 62
REITTER 112, 122
RENFRO 35, 143
RENFROE 158
RENNEKAMP 14
RENRO 162
REVELL 177
REYNOLDS 125, 161,
164, 194, 216
RHEA 119
RHODES 167
RICE 6,
9, 12,
15,
58, 143
RICH 62, 204
RICHARDS 217
'RICHARDSON 8, 10,
16,
23, 120, 179
RICHMOND 11 7
RICKEY 115
RICKMAN 6, 16
RIDDLE 180
J
161
RUSHING 143
RUSSELL 111, 10,
11, 14, 18, 20,
23, 61
RUTTER 21
RYALL 212
RYALS 189
RYBURN 159
SALE 87
SALTERS 37, 60
SALYER 147
SAMUELS 158
SANDERS 56, 57,
112, 137, 163,
170
SANDIFER 223
SANDLIN 1S9
SANFIELD 221
SANFORD 6, 16,
19, 20, 21, 48
,-
SANKS 178
SARGENT 76,
128, 217
118,
SAUERHAGE 213
SAUNDERS 39, 45,
46,
170
SAVAGE 48, 158
SCAGGS 162
SCALLORN 114, 115
SCARBORROUGH 161
SCHEAR 163
SCHMAL 59, 172
SCHMECKEBIER 76
SCHMICK 12, 13,
..
20
SCHOLLARN 114
SCOGGINS 163
SCOLLORN 115
SKEEN 72
SLACK 158
SLATON 179
SLAUGHTER 143
SLAVENS 6, 20
SLOAN 6, 16
SLOVER 162
SMITH 7, 9, 10, 11,
12, 13, 14, 20,
43, 51, 53, 55,
58, 60, 61, 69,
111, 115, 116,
120, 124, 125,
126, 127, 128,
134, 143, 153,
158, 160, 161,
163, 165, 175,
193, 206
SMITHSON 63
SMALL 174
SMOOT 72
SMOTHERMAN 180
SNEED 6, 192
10, 11, 12, 14, SNELGROVE 161
16, 18, 19, 69, SNOW 60, 107
143
SOMMERVILLE 40
SEATS 14, 20
SORRELLS 64, 82,
SEAVERS 14, 20,
117
23
SPANKE 123
SEAWELL 23
SPANN 123
SEAY 172
SPARKE 57
SEBREE 71
SPARKMAN 186, 187,
SELF 162
188, 189
SEVAT 23
SPARKS 84, 117
SEVERSON 52
SPENSE 158
SEVIER 67, 70
SPEEGLE 190
SEWARD 118
SPENCER 205
SHADDEN 33
SPIKES 6
SHAMBARGER 219
SPILLER 143, 214
SHANNON 117
SPRIGGS 217
SHARP 8, 13, 14,
SPRINGER 64
135
SPURLOCK 73
SHAVER 9, 14, 18, SQUIRES 120
117, 175
STACY 70
SHAW 57, 143
STAGNER 160, 161
SHEARER 61
STALLARD 72
SHECKLES 14
STANDERFER
116,
SHEDD 191
216
SHEFFEY 143
STANDLEY 17
SHELTON 107, 174 STANFIELD 221
SHEPHERD 162, 164 STANLY 15, 160,
SHEPPARD 158
162
SHERILL 32, 33,
STARNES 17
59
STATES 135
SHERROD 195
STEEL 159, 163
SHERRY 178, 179 STEEN 220
SHIELDS 8,' 14,
STEGALL 180
158, 159, 160,
STENSON 123
191
STEP 61
SHINES 177
STEPHENS 128, 135,
SHINLEY 159
136, 138, 161,
SHOPPACK 113
163, 222, 225
SHORES 172
STEPHENSON 158,
SIKES 143
161, 218
SILER 158
STEPP 61
SIMMONS 62, 114,
STEVENSON 73, 143
SCOTT 54, 60, 61,
170
SCREPETIS 127
SCROGGINS 57
SEARCY 6, 8, 9,
160, 218
SIMMS 143
SIMPKIN 151
SIMPSON 11, 161
SIMS 107, 134,
147
SINCLAIR 184
SINKER 143
SISSELL 162
STEWART 64, 81,
116, 152, 159,
161, 172, 175,
185, 190, 225
STINETT 15, 20
STINNETT 111
STIVENDER 63
STODGELL 73
STOKES 11, 143
STONE
34, 60, 79,
158, 162, 165
STOREY 153
STORY 82,
STOUT 54,
THRASHER 143
THROCKMORTON 202
THURMAN 63,
117
109, 162
215
THWEATT 158
TIDWELL 159, 195,
206
TILLERY 221
TIMARIES 158
TIMBERLAKE 11 7
TINDEL 184
TINDLE 68
TINNIN 15
STUART 11, 13, 18,
TINSLEE 68
23, 117
TIREE 163
STUBBLEFIELD 7, 8,
TOLLETT 42, 64
12, 14, 15, 19,
TOLLY 111
21
TONEY 158
STUPEK 110
TONRY 39, 46
STURDEVANT 152
TORMOEKIN 172
SUBLETT 117, 122
SUGGS 114, 117, 224 TORRANCE 120
SULLINS 7, 175, 183 TORRANS 120
TOWERY 107, 108
SULLIVAN 9, 159,
TRACHSEL 38
161, 163
TRAMBLE 160
SUMMERHILL 44
TRAMMEL 161
SUMMERS 68
TRAPNALL 77
SUMNER 54
TREADWAY 126, 176
SUTHERLIN 167
TREASE
SUTTON 83, 84, 85,
TREECE 60
218
TREESE 116
SWAFFORD 113, 171
TRENY 160
SWEAZEA 9, 15
TREVAULT 172
SWEAZEE 15
TRIBBLE 137
SWEENEY 51
TRIGGS 46
SWEETEN 23
TRIMBLE 12, 112,
SWIFT 81
158
SWILT 163
TROXEL 38
SYOTY 81
TRUESDALE 15
TRUETTS 48
TABER 149, 155
TUBERVILLE 85
TACKER 118
TUCKER 7, 117,
TACKETT 73
118, 143
TAGUE 159
TUGGLE 204
TALBOT 143
TULLY 52
TALKINGTON 82, 83,
TUNSTALL 117
117, 149, 150,
TUPON 118
154, 155, 157
TURNBOW 110, 221
TAPP 173
TURNER 126, 177,
TARKINGTON 51, 121
216,
223
TARPLEY 159
TURNEY .35, 60
TARTT 177
TURRENTINE 42
TATE 34, 59, 60,
TWEEDLE 112
110, 122, 143
TWYMAN 173
TAYLOR 35, 36, 60,
STRANGE 163
STREET 16
STRICKLIN 85, 86
STRIDE 58
STRINGER 70
STROUD 112
61, 71, 117, 122,
143, 149, 159,
162, 163, 173,
176, 179, 184,
193, 206
TEAGUE 135
TERRELL 195, 224
TESSNER 122
TEVIS 77
THATCHER 53
THETFORD 15
THOMAS 10, 35,.. 58,
60, 107, 137,
143, 158, 163,
164, 182, 212
TYLER 10, 14, 15,
20, 23, 118,
182
TYREE 159, 160
TYRONE 73
UNDERWOOD 127,
158
VAGONE 213
VALENTINE 11 7
VALLE 22
VANCE 175
VANDIVER 180
VAN METER 160,
19, 20, 115, 117,
193
VANNER 195
VANSANT 57
119,
VANWINKLE 68,
THOMASON 13
THOMPSON 12, 15,
126,
158,
159, 161
THORNSBERRY 177
THORNTON 159
69
VANZANDT 15, 57
VANZANT 12, 16
VARBEL 58
VASSAR 127
WATTS 34, 35, 36,
WILKINSON 111, 220
VAUGH 163
60
WEAVER 79, 143,
160, 161
WILLETT 49, 53, 122
VAUGHN 120, 157
VAUGHT 147
VEAGEY 135
VEST 8,
117, 143
WEBB 80, 110, 134,
143,
144
VESTAL 218
VICK 143
VINES 158
VINSANT 57
WEBBER 213
WEIBERG 13
WEIR 125
WELCH 144, 158
VINSON 12, 16,
19, 203
WELLS 9, 13, 16,
20, 23, 57
VINYARD 158
VIRDEN 112
VITTITOE 72
VORMALES 48
VOSS 138
WENDELL 115
WESCOAT 216
WESSON 144, 162
WADDING 152
WESTBROOKS 44
WESTMORELAND 80
WESTON 16, 61
WHALEY 144
WHARTON 144
WAITTHALL 161
WAGGONER 162,
WEST 16, 21, 23,
56, 144, 148,
161, 180
182
174, 204, 211
WILLIAMS 8, 11, 12, WRY 160
16, 58, 69, 73,
WYATT 16, 52, 158
100,
116,
105,
117,
114,
130,
131, 144, 158,
159, 161, 162,
163, 180
WILLIAMSON 158
WILLINGHAM 114
WILLIS 43, 67, 68,
69, 159, 162
WILLS 79, 127
WILSEY 186
WILLSON 12, 161
WILSON
105,
154,
161,
16, 63, 89,
120, 144,
159, 160,
165, 171,
193
WIMBERLEY 203
WINCHELL 76
WAGONER 162, 176
WINFIELD 144, 161
WAKELY 42
WHEAT 122, 158,
163, 165, 166,
WINGFIELD 161, 177
WALDREP 58
167, 168
WINN 158
WALDROP 143
WHIPPLE 74
WINNER 182
WALKER 10, 16,
58, 72, 158,
WHITE 7, 11, 12,
WINSLOW 48
159, 160, 162,
13, 14, 17, 23,
WINSTON 47
178
55, 60, 69, 107, WISE 127, 144
WALL 59, 112, 122
111, 158, 159,
WITTEN 158
160, 161, 162,
WALLACE 161, 163,
WOLF 6, 138
194
178, 205
WOMACK 15, 16, 20,
WALLIS 16
WHITESIDES 50,
38
160, 161
WALLS 59, 143
WOOD 6, 10, 16, 21,
WALTON 165, 166, WHITFORD 158
49, 111, 112,
158, 159, 160,
167, 168
WHITLEY 116
WARD 152, 160,
WHITNER 144
189
WHITTAKES 95
WOODRUFF 78, 165
161, 162
WHITTEN 113, 114, WOODS 6, 117, 174,
WARE 16, 23
194, 200, 205
WARMAN 57
185, 217
WARNER 130, 131,
WHYATT 16
WOODSON 47
180
WHYBARK 13
WOODUE 160
WARNFORD 202
WrCKER 42, 44, 162 WOOLSON 31
WARREN 46, 70,
WIDEMAN 16
WOOLVERTON 30, 31
75, 105
WIETT 52
WOOSLER 182
WARRINER 180
WIGGINTON 11 7
WOOTEN 17, 56, 158,
WASHINGTON 153
WILDER 152
203
WILES 159
WORKMAN 70
WATKINS 35, 117,
WILEY 9, 14
WORTMAN 34, 36
143, 158, 164
WORSHAM 158
WATSON 6, 62, 53, WILKERINGTON 223
WILKERSON 53, 222 WRIGHT 110, 160,
163, 180, 181,
WILKINS 110, 144
206
163, 167, 172
163,
WRIGhf (cont' d)
WYLIE 159
WYNN 158
WYRICK 117
YANCEY 128, 157,
217
YARBROUGH 144
YARBURRY 161
YARNELL 83
YAROWELL 155
YARWELL 149
YARY 219
YATES 144, 158
YEAGER 144
YELL 21
YOKUM 112
YORK 33, 125, 161
YOUNG 144, 158,
159, 160
YOUNTS 120, 173
ZACHRY 221
ZEIDLER 182
ZELLAR 86
ZIMMERMAN 55, 64
THANKS! to Joe Michael Baker and Jane Allen Goodwin for serving on the
indexing committee for 1977 and for providing us with this index.
Anyone
who has indexed a book or periodical can appreciate the amount of work
that went into this year's index.
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