family historian - arkansas genealogical society

The Arl(ansas Family Historian

Volume 14, No.4, OctjNov/Dec 1976

Note: There is a surname index for VoL 14 at the end of issue No.4.

<, j

VOLUME XIV Number 4 OCTOBER-NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 1976

Pu},li.hed Quarterly

By

ARKANSAS GENEAWGICALSOCIE~Y, Inc. 4200 "A'~' Street

. Lilllelloek, Arkansas 12205

ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC.

OFFICERS

Mrs. Hayle P. Hollis, President Camden, Arkansas

Marion S. Craig, Jr., M. D.

DIRECTORS

Russell P. Baker Mabelvale, Arkansas

Mrs. C. G. Ball Vice Pres., Little Rock, AR

Mrs. Gerald B. MCLane, Treasurer Hot Springs, Arkansas

North Little Rock, A~kansas Mrs. Carroll C. Cannon

Ms. Margaret Hubbard, Recording Sec., Hot Springs, Arkansas

Mrs. Vernoise Chambliss

Forrest City, Arkansas Mrs. Inez Cline, Hot Springs, AR H. R. Garner, Rison, AR

Cor. Sec., Camden, AR Mrs. Larry P. Clark, Historian

Little Ro~k, Arkansas Mrs. F. E. McGowen, Herald

North Little Rock, Arkansas

T~ O. Hamaker Magnolia, Arkansas

James Logan Morgan Newport, Arkansas

Dorr W. Powell Batesville, Arkansas

ASSOCIATE EDITORS. (Contributors)

Mrs. Mario B. Cia, Sr., 4200 "A" Street, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205 J. M. Wolf, 11011 Hedwig ShadOWS, Houston, TX 77024 Gunter L. England, 526 West Vandervort, DeQueen, Arkansas 71832 T. O. Hamaker, P. O. Box 9, Magnolia, Arkansas 71753 Dr. C. Richard King, Austin, TX (I Mrs. L. S. Marie Hankins) orrick,

3629"Wedgway, Fort Worth, TX 76133 B. O. Roop, Route t 1, Fayetteville, Arkansas 72701 Ms. Margaret Hubbard, Rt. 6 Box 238, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71901

CONTENTS. PAGE

THE WOLF FAMILY - NORTH CAROLINA-KENTUCKY-ARKANSAS-TEXAS ••••••••••• 202 BUFFINGTON - GUNTER REUNION - 19.,.6 ••••••• '; ••••••••.•.•••••••••••••••• 210 POST OFFICES IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, ARKANSAS •••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••• 211 CEMETERY LOCATED OFF ARKANSAS HIGHWAY, Columbia Co., Ark ••••••••••• 219 HANKINS NORMAL COLLEGE - A SCHOOL FOR THE PEOPLE ••••••••••••••••••• 219 THOMAS IRVIN ROOP •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 21 QUERIES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 222 1976 MEMBERSHIP LIST - ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC •••••••••• 234

NOTES FROM YOUR EDITOR ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 245 NEW OFFICERS FOR 1977 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• " ••••••••••• 245 BOOKS ABOUT ARKANSAS PUBLISHED IN 1976 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 246

(Compiled by R. W. Dhonau) Mr. , Mrs. James Cia of Roland, Pulaski Co., AR

Married 65 years - September 25, 1976 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 247 NEW L.D.S. BRANCH GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY - OPEN NEAR JACKSONVILLE •••• 247

TIME TO RENEW YOUR ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN MEMBERSHIP •••••••••••• 247

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 Cia) Editor

NOTE I

COPYRIGHT 1976 - ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, INC. 4200 "A" Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72205

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 OF OUR POUR VOLUMES OF ANCESTOR CHARTS.

THE WOLF FAMILY NORTH-CAROLINA-KENTUCKY-ARKANSAS-TEXAS

EDITOR'S NOTE: J. M. Wolf, 11011 Hedwig Shadows, Houston, TX 77024 "I am enclosing my recently completed Outline of the WOLF FAMILY for publication in our ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN. I am working on a much more comprehensive History of the Family and would appreciate any leads on Wolf information anyone may come across in the future."

The Wolf Family History is truly the history of the American Pioneer, moving ever Westward in search of the newer and better lands. According to Family Tradition, our first known ancestor, Michael Wolf (Woolf), brought his sons: Michael, Jacob, David, and Wolfgang, to America in 1750. This has been verified to some degree by the passenger list of the ship "Richard And Mary· which arrived in Penn. in 1754. All of the names mentioned above are found on this list.

The Family moved to North Carolina before the Revolutionary War and settled in Salisbury District, Rowan County, N. C. In 1799, the Family moved once again, this time to Hopkins County, Kentucky, where they remained until 1820.

The Wolf's came to Arkansas when it was known as Arkansas County, Missouri Territory. They settled in the present day counties of Baxter, Marion, and Izard. The men of the Wolf Family have served in the Revolutionary War, The War of 1812, The Civil War, The SpanishAmerican War, The First World War, The Second World War, and the Korean War. The civil War, which saw more than 30 Wolf Family Males serve the Confederacy, destroyed the unity of the Family and caused most of it's . members to migrate to Texas in the l870s.

I will attempt to outline this large Family in the following narrative, and will include, at its' end, a letter written by my grandfather, Dr. Joseph Marion Wolf, which may shed some additional light on the life of the Arkansas Pioneers.

I. Jacob Wolf, the earliest member of the family on whom any verified information has been established. He was apparently born in Germany ca 1740 and came to America with his father and brothers in 1754, landing in Pennsylvania. He moved to North Carolina before the Revolution and settled in Rowan County, North Carolina. Theearliest date on him is 1783 when he became Constable of Rowan County. In the 1790 Census, Jacob Wolf of Rowan County, N. C. shows one white male over 16 years of age. He served with a company of rangers during the Revolutionary War, under Capt. Peter Hedrick. He moved with his son, Michael, to Hopkins County, Kentucky in 1799 and hence to Izard County, Arkansas, in about 1820. He died in Izard County after 1830. I know the names of only two of his children:

1. George Wolf lived in Hopkins County, Kentucky from 1799 to 1821 when he moved to Lawrence County, Missouri.

2. Michael Wolf, b.? d. after 1840. (SeeII)

II. Michael Wolf, the son of Jacob Wolf, was probably born in Pennsylvania about 1760. He married Catrina Hedrick (Heidrich) of

-202-

WOLF FAMILY (Con't page 2)

Salisbury District, Rowan County, North Carolina ca 1780. He owned considerable farm land in Rowan County as well as a blacksmith shop in the town of Salisbury. It was in North Carolina that his first four children were born. In 1799 Michael moved, with his father, brothers, wife, and children, to Hopkins County, Kentucky. He received a Land Grant on Deer Creek, a branch of Green River, in what is now Christian County, Kentucky in 1803. Michael became an established citizen of Hopkins County, owning several farms and appearing as an executor on a number of wills. During the War of 1812 he served as Captain of his own company in Caldwell's Regiment of Mounted Militia in General Samuel Hopkins Campaign against the Indians in the Fall of 1812. In 1820 Michael, his Father, Jacob, and all but one of Michael's children, followed his eldest son, Jacob, to the Territory of Arkansas, settling near the present town of Norfork, Arkansas. He died between 1840 and 1850; he and his wife are both buried in an old cemetery "near the first Masonic Lodge built in Northern Arkansas, located on the bank of the White River about 4 miles down river from Norfork. His children were:

1. Major Jacob Wolf, b. 5-12-1786 d. 1-1-1863; m. 1st Mildred Meredith 3-9-1809, 2nd Elizabeth Lantz Saunders, 3rd Mrs. Shipp. See III

2. Mary Wolf, b. ca 1790 in North Carolina; m 1st Mr. Settles, 2nd John Q. Adams A. Josiah Settles B. Irwin Adams C. Alexander Adams D. Robert Adams E. Jacob Adams F. Patrick Adams G. Wythe W. Adams

3. Pryscilla (Caty) Wolf, b. ca 1795 in North Carolina; m. Matthew Adams 12-23-1817 in Kentucky. A. John Q. B. Albert C. Jane D. Sallye E. Peggy F. William G. Richard H. Mary

4. Nancy Wolf, b. ca 1797 d 1847; m. Richard (Dick) Hutcheson 5-7-1818 in Kentucky. She had 21 children. A. Nettie B. Thomas C. Lucinda D. Newton E. Elizabeth (Betsy) F. Amy G. John H. George I. Drusilla J. Margret K. Nancy L. Ebalina

-203-


M. Martin (8 more that remain unnamed at this date)

5. Charles Wolf, b. ca 1804: m. Polly Woods 1824 in Arkansas. A. George B. Betty C. Jeff D. Marion

6. John Wold, b. 1806 d. 1863: m. Peggy Livingston, b. 1809 in s.C. (C.S .A.) A. Eliza Jane (Margaret) b. 1827 B. Robert L., b. 1832 C. Michael N., b. 1834 (C.S.A.) D. Mary C., b. 1830 E. Letty, b. 1839

7. Peggy Wolf, b. l80S: m. William Settles A. John B. Michael C. Prysilla

8. Michael Wolf II, b. 2-20-1809 d. ca 1845: m. Elizabeth Adams b. 1808 A. George W., b. 1828 (C.S.A.) B. Charles, b. 1832 (C.S.A.) C. Eliza, b. 1835 D. Nancy, b. 1836: m. Tom Martin E. John B., b. 1840 (C.S.A.) F. Sarah J., b. 1842: m. John Campbell G. Jacob, b. 1845 (C.S.A.) H. Kate I. Bud J. Jeff

9. Lorenzo Dow Wolf, b. 1811: m. Martha Wooten, b. 1810 A. Josephine, b. 1830 B. Martha, b. 1833 C.Michael Heidrich, b. lS35 (C.S.A.) D. Charles, b. lS40 (C.S.A.) E. Pheobe, b. lS42 F. Azariah, b. 1844 (C.S.A.) G. Mary E., b. l84S H. Margarett, b. lS49

10. Martin, b. ca lS12 11. George, b. ca lS13 12. William, b. ca 1814

NOTES: 1. Martin, George, and William Wolf all died as a result of Cholera, contracted while on a fur trading trip to New Orleans ca lS32.

2. The Adams Family that is mentioned so often in this outline was another Pioneer Family of Arkansasl they came to Arkansas with the Wolf Family ca lS20.

3. John Wolf was a Baptist Minister, he died at Crowley's Ridge, Arkansas while serving as a Chaplain in the Confederate Army.

4. William Wolf was Capt. of one of the first steam boats to navigate the White River.

-204-


5. The members of the Family whose Confederate Service I have verified are marked by the initials (C.S.A.) following their names.

III. Major Jacob Wolf, the eldest son of Michael and Cathrina Wolf, was born in Rowan County, North Carolina, May 12, 1786. He was married three times: the 1st to Miss Mildred Meredith of Kentucky on March 9, 1809 in Hopkins County, Kentucky: the 2nd to Elizabeth Lantz Saunders a native of Ohio, they were married in Arkansas ca 1823: the 3rd time to a Mrs. Shipp a native of Georgia. The Major was blacksmith and farmer in Kentucky before he moved to the Arkansas Territory between 1809 and 1820. He came to Arkansas as an Indian Agent and established the village of Liberty at the North Fork of the White River. The Major was a soldier, statesmen (served 10 years on the Territorial Legislature), Baptist Deacon, blacksmith, and farmer. The horne he built (started ca 1809 and added onto as his family grew) is now standing at Norfork, Arkansas.During the Civil War a union Officer tried to take the house as his Headquarters and the Major (now 76 years old) attacked him with his cane: for this act he was imprisoned. The Major's release was secured several months later, but his health was ruined. He died January 1, 1863 at his horne. His children were:

1st wife: 1. Lucinda, b. ca 1810 2. Amanda, b. ca 1812: m. Mr. Tinnin 3. James Wolf, b. ca 1815

A. Maximillian B. Joseph C. George

4. George Washington Wolf, b. ca 1818 (C.S.A.) A. Jane: m. Dr. J.M.P. Wallis B. Kate: m. Dr. Sapp

5. William M. Wolf, b. 1821: m. Phoebe Elizabeth, b. 1823 A. George M., b. 1842 (C.S.A.) B. John R., b. 1843 (C.S.A.) C. Jacob H., b. 1845 (C.S.A.) D. James M., b. 1846 (C.S.A.) E. William M. II, b. 1855

6. Martin Jefferson Wolf, b. 8-24-1824, d. 3-8-1887: m. 1st Catherine Hargreaves, 2nd Mary Jane Jefferys Nichols on 9-11-1867, b. 3-15-1839 d. 3-14-1886 1st Wife: A. Edwin Martin Wolf, b. 3-5-1847, d. 7-26-1932: m. 1st Sue

Hayden Renfro, 2nd Lillie Perry. (C.S.A.) B. Elizabeth Jennie, b. 3-11-1849, d. 3-19-1924: m. Robert

Strickland in 1873, b. in North Carolina in 1854. C. Jeanette, b. 1-23-1853: m. Joe B. Richardson D. Jesse Hargreaves Wolf, b. 4-2-1857, d. 6-17-1875 E. Jacob, b. 3-2-1855, d. 7-24-1885 F. Mary, b. 11-22-1857, d. 11-20-1858 G. Jefferson Davis Wolf, b. 7-25-1860, d. 12-11-1900 H. Robert Lee, b. 10-9-1862, d. 4-10-1863 2nd wife: I. Joseph Walker Wolf, b. 9-3-1868, d. 1919: m. Alice Brewer,

d. 1921 J. William Jefferson Wolf, b. 3-13-1871: m. Una McMillen

-205-


K. Minnie M. wolf., b. 7-29-1876, d. 8-18-1894 L. Arthur Wolf, b. 8-4-1873, d. 9-24-1876 M. Maud Wolf, b. 1-24-1878, d. 1-30-1878 N. Una Wolf, b. 4-1-1883, d. 3-13-19311 m. John Langston

7. Jesse Wolf, b. ca 18251 m. 1st Miss Hargreaves, 2nd Miss Luther (C.S.A. ) 1st Wife: A. Francis B. Kansas C. Belle D. Enuna E. Anna 1 m. Sam Morton F. Robert G. John H. Joseph 2nd Wife: I. (a son) J. (a son)

8. Andrew Jackson Wolf, b. 18301 m. Penny 1866. (C.S.A.) A. Mrs. Redd (Newport, Arkansas in 1936) B. Rowena C. Tom D. Brown

9. Tabitha Wolf, b. 6-10-18321 m. Sam Russell A. Randolph B. Anna, m. Lee Paul

10. Malinda Wolf, b. 9-13-1834, d. 18881 m. Col. T. Y. Casey 11. Nancy Judson Wolf, b. 6-9-1837 12. John H. B. Wolf, b. 1839, d. 1912 (C.S.A.) 13. Dr. Joseph Marion Wolf, b. April 30, 1841, d. 8-19151 m. 1st

Sally Sink in 1872, d. 1876, 2nd Francis Effie Eaton, b. 1857 in Rowan County, North Carolina, d. 1895 in Bartlett, Texas. See IV.

14. Jacob, died in infancY1 may have been Joseph's twin brother. 15. Mary (Aunt Mollie) Wolf, b. 6-12-18431 m. Dr. J. M. (Matt) Casey.

A. A1bert1 m. Fannie Oldfield. B. Donald C. Emmett D. John E. Irene1 m. Tom Harlan F. Beulah

16. Charles, b. 7-1-1849, d. young Note: Five of Major Wolf's sons served in the Confederat Army

they were: 1. George W. Wolf, Drum Major, 14th Arkansas Infantry 2. Jesse Wolf, Priv. Co. I, 14th Arkansas Infantry 3. Andrew J. Wolf, Capt. Co. I 14th Arkansas Infantry 4. J. H. B. Wolf, Sarge Co. I 14th Arkansas Infantry 5. Joseph M. Wolf, A. Priv. 1st Arkansas Mounted Rifles

B. Sarge Co. I 14th Arkansas Infantry

IV. Dr. Joseph Marion Wolf, the eighth child of Major ;Jacob Wolf and his second wife, Elizabeth Lantz Saunders, was born April 30, 1841 in his Father's home at Norfork, Arkansas. During the Civil War, Dr.

-206-


Wolf served first from July 1861 till Oct. 26, 1861 seeing action at Wilson's Creek, Missouri; then from October 1861 till May 26, 1865 with Co. I 14th Arkansas Infantry, seeing action at Pea Ridge, Corinth, Iuka, Port Hudson, Marks Mill, Poison Springs, and Mt. Elba. After the Civil War he entered the University of Louisville Medical School from which he graduated in June 1870. After graduation he returned to Arkansas where he practiced Medicine at Mountain Home, Blue Mountain, Norfork and the surrounding area until 1891, when he moved his family to Texas. Dr. Wolf lived in several central Texas towns, finally settling in Rockdale, where he passed away in August 1915. His children were:

1st Wife: 1. Montrose Madison Wolf, b. 1873, d. 1957; m. Louise Hunter in 1902

A. Marion, b. 1903; m. Robert Maddrey, they live in Houston, TX B. Vivian, b. 1905, d. 1973; m. G. W. Woods C. Edwin, b. 1906; Ruth DeTurk, they live in Houston, TX D. Russell,b. 1907; m. Margarite Wiseman, they live in Houston E. Paul Hunter (Pete), b. 1909 di. 1969; m. Elizabeth McDonald

2. Eugene Russell Wolf, b. 1875. 1959; m. Lottie Alford in 1917 A. Ella Francis, b. 1917; m. Allen Williams Eugenia, b. 1920, m. T.E. Newton

2nd Wife: 3. Caddie Lauana Wolf, b. 1878, d. 1933 4. Mary Gertrude Wolf, b. 1880, lives in Houston, TX 5. Linnie (Malinda) Wolf, b. 1882, d. 1930 6. Lantz Wolf, b. 1884, d. infancy 7. Virgie Wolf, b. 1886, d. 1943; m. H. A. Echols.

A. Harry, b. 1915; m. Sally Behr B. Marion Francis, b. 1916 C. John, b. 1920; m. Evelyn Mathis

8. Joseph, b. 1888, d. infancy 9. John Rush Eaton Wolf, Sr., b. 5-18-1891; m. Ruby Lucille

Bukowski 12-7-1933, b. 10-1-1908. See V 10. Ima Jewel Wolf, b. 1894, lives in Houston, TX

V. John Rush Eaton Wolf, Sr., the seventh child of Dr. J. M. Wolf and his second wife, Francis Effie Eaton, was born May 18, 1891 in Bartlett, Texas. He was educated in the Granger Public School and at Baylor University, from which he graduated in June 1913. From June 1913 until December 1917 he was a Banker in Palasios, Texas. In December 1917 he enlisted in the Army Air Corp at Elington Field, Texas; his unit was the 195th Squadron of Section "I" F1ying'School Detachment. He reached the rank of 2nd Lieutenant before his Honorable Discharge in December 1918. In 1925 he moved to Houston, Texas where he lives today. Mr. Wolf has been in the Real Estate bueiness in Houston since 1927. He has served as President of the Houston Board of Realtors and The Texas Association of Realtors, has been named both Houston and Texas Realtor of the Year and is still very active in Local, State, and National Real Estate affairs. On December 7, 1933 he married Miss Ruby Lucille Bukowski. Their children are:

1. John Eaton Wolf, Jr., M.D., b. 1-15-1940; a Doctor in Houston 2. Robert Edward Wolf, M. D., b. 1-21-1942; m. Ann Killebrew, he

is a Doctor in Dallas, Texas

-207-


A. Robert Edward Wolf, Jr., b. 4-7-1975 3. James Marion Wolf, b. 11-29-1947; m. Nancy Kay Smith 12-30-1971,

b. 9-28-1950 A. James Marion Wolf II, b. 3-23-1974

Note: (1) I have not ex ponded upon the collateral lines involved in this outline, however, in the event any of the readers of the Arkansas Family Historian are interested, I have a great deal of information on the Eaton Family and the Adams Family (thanks to Sue N. Farrand) Which I will be glad to share.

(2) On October 9th, 1975 Miss Mary Gertrude Wolf, my paternal Aunt, passed away. I, and .anyone else interested in the Wolf Family History, owe her a great debt of gratitude; for it was her wealth of memories, covering a period of 95 years that gave me both the information and the inspiration to begin delving into the Family History.

James M. Wolf

MAJOR JACOB WOLF (1786-1863) Dated 1915 (page 1) Maj. Jacob Wolf was born in North Carolina May 12, 1786. Moved from there to Ky thence to the Teretoryof Arks in 1818 settled at the Mouth of North Fork of White River White River was the line seperating the Teritory of Arks from the Indian Country Being a splendid Mechanic he soon had erected a Black Smith and also a shop for wood for making all kinds of furniture for the use of the imigrants. Both of which was a great blessing to the Country He did a great deal of work for the Indians Page 2 making T.omahawks butcher knives and arrow heads for them for which he took in payment pelts dried venison --- and wild honey which he shipped to New Orleans by means of the old flat boat On these trips he would take whith him a keel boat and have it at the mouth of White River The goods he took in exchange for his products was brought to the mouth of White river by steam boats and then put on the keel boat and from thence the boat was poled up White river to the Mouth of North fork where he established a trading post a Great deal of his trade was.with the Indians. Page 3 The picture of the house I send you was put up along about 1826 or may be a few years later My father died January 1, 1863 The picture I send you was taken near 40 years after It seems to have been badly used one room forming an L and the galirries having been torn away the chemenies were of brick but now seem to (be) patched up with rock I am his youngest and only soon (son) now living I have two sisters one younger than myself living He was Major of the Milishie He owend three seven (37) farms at his death I know the name of but one Indian Page 4 this was Peter Cornstalk it seems he was an official among them My brother George Wolf on his way to California in 1849 made it a point to visit him on his rout, I do not know who gave the name of North Fork It is very well named as it runs very nearly North He was the first

-208-


settler of the place The place after becoming new Liberty and the County Site Court was held in the South upper room above which was 20x30 feet I have been told the old Davee Walker who at that time was a distinguished lawer (lawyer) of the state pled law in this room wearing moccasins as the indians did Page 5 I do not recollect of any special festivities having been held there only it was the stopping place of comers and goers as there was no other place where accomadations could be had Lawyers on their circuits made this headquarters as also all clergymen After the county site was moved It was located at a point 8 or 10 miles down the river where the court house was built of Cedar logs Here is where the pun came in about the peeker wood eating up the Court House in Izard Co Ark which I (was) told they virtually did after the county site was moved further down the river to Mt Olive Page 6 I have heard that Sam Houstons brother stoped with my father for how long I do not know I was told he kept books for my father or may be he just posted them while stopping with him I think his name was John P. Houston as I am the only living male of this once large family I send you picture of myself you can put it to any use you see fit.

This letter has been copied exactly as it read with no corrections of spelling or punctuation. It may appear to be a little disjointed, but one must remember that the auther was 74 years old and recalling things from his boy hood. NOTE: Please see page 222 this) James M. Wolf

issue/ec ) ***********

CEMETERY LOCATED OFF ARKANSAS HIGHWAY # 19 (Columbia Co.)

MACEDONIA, ARKANSAS, turn east and go 1 1/2 mile on dirt road and turn right after crossing branch. Go 1/4 mile and the Cemetery is located 100 yards on left of the road (Road locally called BOARD ROAD on Warnock Estate Property) NW 1/4 * SW 1/4, Section 15, Township 18 South, Range 21 West. Columbia Co., Arkansas

JACOB WYRICK, born in S. Carolina, 15 March 1792 and died in Columbia County, 12 July 1859. J. Jennings, Camden, Arkansas on bottom of tomb. . MARY WYRICK, born in S. Carolina, 1 January 1806, died 29 July 1861. Footstone on Mary Wyrick had the letters M.W. It was told to me that at one tima there were three tombs here in this cemetery, but I did not find the third. There are large holes dug near the Cemetery and this was done by people looking for buried treasure. This couple well could be some of the first settlers in Columbia County. Jacob Wyrick was killed in a Saw Mill Accident.

EDITOR'S NOTE: This valuable information was submitted by T. O. Hamaker, P. O. Box 9, Magnolia, AR 71753 (Member of Board of Directors - Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc.)

-209-

BUFFINGTON - GUNTER REUNION

Submitted by: Gunter L. England, 526 West Vandervort, DeQueen Arkansas 71832

The Twenty-third Annual Reunion of the Buffington - Gunter families was held on the regular meeting day, the Sunday before Labor Day, September 5, 1976, at the home-place of the family in Arkansas at College Hill (Columbia County). Alfred and Louisa Hartsfield Buffington came from Floyd County, Gerogia, and settled on the place in 1858. The estate has been in continuous family ownership and presently belongs to Franklin and Jean Gunter.

Family members came from as far as Pawcatuck, Connecticutt, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Texas, and allover Arkansas.

More than 110 members enjoyed their family kin. Six babies less than one year old attended.

A sumptuous meal of barbeque and delicious dishes brought by each family were enjoyed by all at noon.

The reunion Chairman, Mr. Gunter England, advised descendants of Godfrey Hartsfield how to become members of the Sons of the American Revolution.

Those who attended from Hope included: Minor Polk, Marie Gunter, Charles and Emily Gunter, Della Oglesby, Frank and Dora King, John Burgess, Mary Burgess, Todd Burgess, Barbara and Ronnie Cornelius, Elsie Rae Polk, Leola Bell Jones, Jim Gunter, Ruth Gunter, Craig Gunter, Christie GUnter, and J. H. Gunter.

Also present were: Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Brasher, Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Gunter and Mickey, Frances and Bill Givins, and Franklin and Jean Gunter of McNeil.

Mr. and Mrs. Garland Sanders, Gary Robertson, Jana Robertson, Craig Robertson, Mary Nygard, Zelma Jamison, Grady and Margie Arrington, Steve and Susan Nygard Keith of Stephens.

Magnolia: Erman and Julie Smith, Mary Buffington Davis, Paul and Overton Buffington Zenor, Don Ross Smith, Brian Smith, and Mrs. Mildred Taylor and Craig: Waldo: Truman and Inez Hart, Larry Hart, Sendy Hart, Todd Hart, and Jean Hart; Mena: Peggy King Hughes, and Mrs. Madge P. Burgess.

Arkadelphia: Don, Dora Ann and Allan Presley, and Louise Heard: Camden: Kay, Dick, Jim, and Paul Keesaer, and Max and Katherine Buffington: DeQueen: Joe and Francis Polk, Herschal Sanders, and Gunter and Nell England; Smackover: Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Jamison. ,

Little Rock: Ann, Joe, and Elizabeth Ann Polk, and Anne, Chuck, Amy, and Hilary Holt; Bryant: Alan and Becky Peek; . Hot Springs Village: Elaine Gunter Warrington and Lee Warrington.

Texans who attended were: C. Ben Jackson, and Frances and Vicky Jackson of Houston; Mark Gunter and Cotton Collins of Waco; John, Martha, Becky, and Andy England of Carrollton; and Joe B. Burgess of Tyler.

Others attending included: Kirk, Janet, and Wendy Gibson of Enid, Oklahoma; Wiley and Judy Duke of Many, Louisiana; Tommy, Sarah, Natalie, and Elizabeth Polk of Memphis, Tennessee; Jeff and Betty Polk of Jackson, Mississippi; James, Jacqueline, Jamie Lynn, Jodie Lynn, Jeffery, and John T. Burgess of Pawca~ck, Connecticut.

*********** -210-

INTRODUCTORY

The Locations, proposed Locations, Site changes and Re-Estab1ished Post Offices in Columbia County, Arkansas has been compiled for your use in Research. MapS for Locations, Proposed Locations, Site Changes and Re-Established are included in the micro-film. Micro-film located at the Arkansas History Commission, Old State Capitol Site, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Source: Geographical Site Location Columbia County, Arkansas

Compiled May 1976 By

1852-1945 T. O. Hamaker Micro-copy #28 Roll #' s 3&4 Gen: post Offices

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO, DATE: LOCATION:

Dr. J. L. Kelly 11 November 1892 Welcome, Arkansas

PROPOSAL

NW 11-20-23. Timothy oaklay, Timothy, La.

John M. Witt 12 October 1886 Welcome, Arkansas SW 11-20-23. Timothy Oaklay, Timothy, La.

WIn. W. Ware 19 February 1885 ware, Arkansas NW 3-19-19. Susan L.

P.M. Village, Ark. 20 February 1934 Village, Arkansas

McCalman, Eden,

Re-Establish

Arkansas

NE 15-17-19. William R. Cheatham, P.M. Village, Ark.

P.M. Unity, Ark. J. W. Russell 31 May 1888 Uni ty, Arkansas NE 19-15-21. William H. Bull, Willisville, Arkansas

Daniel M. Green 29 July 1887 (Marian) Troy NW~ 11-15-20. W. L. Pipkin.

P.M. Taylor - Albert W. Taylor 30 May 1898 Taylor, Arkansas

P;M. Glenville, Ark.

NW 14-19-23. H. H. Roper, Pickler, Arkansas

Uriah Heve1and 21 June 1870 State Line, Arkansas SW 2-20-20. Uriah Holler, J. P. Roberts, P.M. Magnolia, Ark.

Joseph B. Wilson 9 October 1893 Snipe SE 23-16-19. R.G. Laughlin, P.M. Laughlin, Ark.

W. F. Smith 21 February 1876 Smithland SE 28-17-22. J. P. Roberts, P.M. Magnolia, Ark.

J. R. Keith 17 January 1900 Sharman NW 20-18-22. J. R. Keith

R. P. Vaughn Jr. 15 October 1892 Sharman NW 20-18-22. I. B. powell,"P.M. Magnolia, Ark.

-211-

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

T. L. Stevens 22 Noyember 1900 Plainfield SE 31-19-21. Isaac Luther Stevens

James R. Bates 11 June 1884 Pickler, Arkansas NE 19-19-22. N. F. Smith, P.M. Magnolia, Ark.

L. W. payne 12 March 1887 payne SW 25-18-22. R. B. Archer, P.M, Mag., Ark.

E. L, Mendenhall 11 June 1898 Magnesia, Springs NW 16-16-20. John G. Wyofer, Milner, Ark.

H.P.E. Haynes 11 February 1892 (Marr) (Witt). J,N, Harvey, P.M. Delta, Ark.

J. H. Kershaw 6 September 1886 Milner NE 21-16-20. John J, Luck, P.M, McNeil, Ark.

P,M, Mohawk No Date Mohawk. Between Emerson and Haynesvil1~ No Signature SE 21-19-20

James M. Erius 18 May 1880 Nalla SE SW 35-17-19. Calvin C. Na11, P,M, Calhoun, Ark.

P ,M, Bells 10 October 1898 Notube, Ark. SE 19-18-19. James E. Down, P,M, Atlanta, Ark.

James H. Duke 15 July 1874 Atlanta, Arkansas Sec. 35-18-19. J. P. Roberts, P,M, Magnolia, Ark.

Henry S. Morgan 9 May 1879 Atlanta, Ark. NW 2-19-19. Calvin C. Hall, P.M. Calhoun, Ark.

E, L, Ho11inworth 20 April 1892 Big Hickory J.H. Ho11ensworth, P.M. Mt. Holly, Arkansas

W. L. Edwards 6 February 1890 Box Springs SE 15-17-22. J. B. powell, P,M, Magnolia, Ark.

J. H. Bussey 14 September 1910 Bussey, Arkansas 26-18-23. Jack Glasgow.

B, F, paschal 11 June 1870 Calhoun

P.M. Glasgow, Ark.

NW 35-17-20. B.F. paschal, calhoun, Ar~rtsas. -212-

•

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE; LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

P.M. College Hill 9 March 1898 College Hill, Arkansas SWNW 29-15-20. J.J. Buffington, P.M. College Hill, Ark.

Robert B. McCa1man 5 February 1872 Eden, Arkansas NE 16-19-20. R.B. Mccalman, P.M. Eden, Ark.

W.C. Matthews 22 January 1870 Dorcheat, Arkansas SW 8-18-22. W.C. Matthews,

P.M. Dorcheat 2 July 1870 Dorcheat, Arkansas NW 8-18-22. W.C. Matthews,

C. T. Dixon (Dickson) 25 February 1900 Dlcksonville, Arkansas

P.M. Magnolia, Ark.

P.M. Mainolia, Ark.

NE 2-17-22. Virgie M. DaviS, P.M. Lumber, Arkansas

William Jackson Hunt 1 July 1902 DeSoto NE 14-18-22. Ruben H. Andrews, P.M. Macedonia, Ark.

John G. Beasley 30 September 1887 Dempsey, Marcus; Arkansas NW 16-16-22. A.P. Johann,

Virgil M. Davis 17 November 1883 DaviS, Arkansas

P~. Buckner, Arkansas

NW 14-16-22. Virgil M. Davis, P.M. DaviS, Ark.

J. W. perry 18 April 1802 Cypress Fork, NW 26-19-21.

Ark. John Wesley Perry, P.M. Cypress Fork, Ark.

Miss Sarah Hudson 11 September 1878 Cypress Fork, Ark. SE 36-19-21. R.B. 'Mccalman, P.M. Eden, Arkansas

Candidate for postmaster 13 September 1889 Cotton Belt NWSW 15-16-21. William A.F. parker, P.M. Waldo, Arkansas

J. J. Buffington 9 March 1898 College Hill, Arkansas swNW 29-15-20. J.J. Buffington, P.M. College Hill, Ark.

Donald L. Teague 12 January 1887 Calhoun, Arkansas NW 35-17-20. R.B. Archer, P.M. Magnolia, Ark.

Cappie B. Poe's Store 27 June 1890 Poe's Store, Arkansas SW 35-17-23, Eligah Sprigg, P.M. Sharman, Arkansas

:wnHam D. Creen Re-EstabU,sh 16 October 1890 Plainfield SE 31-19-21. Fannie A. Short J. T. Vaughn 29 May 1884 Plainfield NE 19-19-22. N.F. S~th, P.M. Magnolia, Arkansas

-213-

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: Date: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION1:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

Richard M. Stewart 29 May 1884 Horsehead, Arkansas NW 8-19-21. N.F. Smith, P.M. Magnolia, Arkansas

T. S. Cook 1 July 1904 College Hill, SE 14-15-21.

Arkansas George W. Hambere, P.M. Davidson, Ark.

John Kerlin 9 February 1903 Kerlin, Arkansas SW 17-18-20. No Signature.

Rufus G. Laughlin 29 July 1891 Laughlin, Ark. NE 21-16-19. J.B. Powell, P.M. Magnolia, Arkansas

Ambrose A. Walker 31 March 1881 Liddesda1e, Ark. 20-16-19. A. Young,

F. M. Cline

P.M. Magnolia, Arkansas

18 August 1891 Dempsey, Ark. NW 14-16-22.

Name, Lumber, Arkansas W.A.F parker, P.M. Waldo, Arkansas

Charles W. Nichuss? 17 June 1902 Lumber, Arkansas E\ 28-16-22. J.G. Beasley, P.M. Buckner, Ark.

B. F. McLure 14 November 1898 McLure, Arkansas NW 14-15-22. W.W. Massey, P.M. Waldo, Arkansas

John J. Luck 27 June 1883 McNeil, Arkansas NW 18-16-20. John W. Thompson, P.M. College Hill, Ark.

J. W. Whitlow 9 June 1888 Macedonia, Arkansas NE 17-18-21. John R. Seward, P.M. Moulton, Arkansas

D. D. Machen 22 May 1926 Village, Ark. NENE 15-17-19. Dave D. Machen, P.M. Village, Ark.

P'.M. Welcome 24 March 1898 Welcome, Arkansas Elt NW 11-20-23.

P.M. ware, Arkansas 9 July 1887 ware, Arkansas

LOCATIONS

Kate Allen, P.M. Welcome, Ark.

NWlt 3-20-19. William W. ware

P.M. Ware Second Request 7 July 1887 Ware, Arkansas NWC 3-20-19. William W. ware

-214-

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

P.M. Walker 12 March 1869 Walker, Arkansas SWi,; 5-16-20. U.S.I. Gilhe.st

P.M. Waldo, Arkansas 20 April 1945 Waldo, Arkansas 303 E. Main NE 17-16-21. Floyed E. Fincher, waldo, Arkansas

P.M. Waldo 28 January 1919 Waldo, Arkansas NE 17-16-21. William E. Dickson, Waldo, Arkansas

P.M. Lamartine c/o Waldo P.M. 25 January 1884 Waldo, Late Lamartine NE 17-16-21. C.H. pace

P.M. Village 20 April 1945 Village, Arkansas NE 15-17-19. William R. Cheatham, P.M. Village, Ark •.

P.M. Village 27 November 1918 Village, Arkansas NW 14-17-19. George W, Ro8~r., P.M. Village, Ark.

P.M. Village 2 July 1891 Village, Arkansas SW of NW 14-17-19. Harbson, P .• M. Village, Ark.

P.M. Plainfield 4 February 1905 plainfield, Arkansas SE 18-19-21. J.W. Rushton

P.M. Magnolia 17 August 1898 Magnolia, Arkansas NW NW 13-17-21. James G. Br~ P.M. Magnolia, Ark.·

P.M. Magnolia 24 July 1917 Magnolia, Arkansas NW 13-17-21. O.D. Boerins, P.M, Magnolia, Ark.

P.M. Magnolia 24 June 1927 Magnolia, Arkansas James G. Brown, P.M. Magnolia, Arkansas

P.M. Spotsville 2 March 1900 Sp·otsville; Arkansas SW 1-18-19. Jo Click

P.M. Magnolia 13 September 1937 Magnolia, Arkansas Martha C. Monroe, Act. P.M., Magnolia, Ark.

P.M. Magnolia, Ark. 26 April 1945 Magnolia, Arkansas NW l3-l7~21. Glen P. Martel, P.M. Magnolia, Ark. P.M. Taylor 20 April 1945 Taylor, Arkansas, Pine Streec· SW 11-19-23. Travis E. RemerUn, Taylor, Ark.

-215-

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LO::ATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

P.M. Magnolia 29 November 1926 Magnolia, Arkansas SE of NW 1-17-21, James G. Brown, P.M. Magnolia, Afk.

P.M. Moulton 16 October 1884 Moulton, Ar1 Sw 25-18-22. John R. Seward, P.M. Moulton, Ark.

P.M. Moulton 20 December 1901 Moulton, Arkansas SW NE 35-18-22. Matthew W. Heath, P.M. Moulton, Arkansas

P.M. Palestine 1 April 1867 Palestine, Arkansas NE 16-19-20. Benjamin F. Farnbright, P.M. Palestine, Ark.

Atlanta, Ark. Posto££ice 21 June 1887

A. R. Mullens 14 August 1899 Brister, Arkansas NW SW 9-19-20. A.W. Smith, P.M. Brister, Ark.

P.M. Emerson, Arkansas 20 April 1945 Emerson, Arkansas Main Street TW 19 Range 20; Moss Township. Emerson, Arkansas

(T. A. Roten)

Edgar G, Gunnels, P.M.

P.M. Wise, Ark. 31 January 1894 Wise, Arkansas SE 15-17-23. T. A. Roten, .Mary Josephene

M. J. Rogers 11 January 1896 Wise to E~periment, Arkansas NE 26-17-23. R. B. vaughn, P.M. Sharmon, Ark.

P.M. Experiment 24 March 1898 Experiment, Arkansas NE NW 26-17-23. R.B. Cornelius, P.M. Experiment, Ark.

Experiment, Post Master 24 February 1900 Trainie Station, Arkansas E~ SW SW 26-17-23. M. I. Dorman, P.M. Experiment, Ark.

P.M. Experiment 5 February 1908 Experiment, Arkansas NE 3-18-23. J. R. Yeates, P.M. Experiment, Ark.

George F. Jasper 8 June 1912 Experiment, Arkansas NE 3-18-23. T. B. Jordan, P.M. Experiment, Ark.

P.M. Experiment 10 October 1912 Experiment, Arkansas SE 3-18-23. Thornton B. Jordan, P.M. Experiment, Ark.

P.M. Experiment, Ark. 8 February 1916 Experiment, Arkansas SE 3-18-23. Jarmer A. LLghtner, P.M. Experiment, Ark. P.M. at Kerlin, Ark. 6 June 1913 Kerlin, Arkansas SW 7-18-20. Joe P. perry, P.M. K~r1in" Ark.

-216-

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

P.M. Experiment 25 June 1920 Experiment, Arkansas NE 34-17-23. P.M., P.J. Reece

E. E. Mayes 25 June 1908 Kerlin, Arkansas sw 7-18-20. Elijah Wofree

P.M. Kerlin, Ark. 6 April 1920 Kerlin, Ark. sw 7-18-20. John H. Roden, P.M. Kerlin, Ark.

P.M. Lamartine, Ark. 13 May 1868 Lamertine, Arkansas sw 33-15-21. Amos Neill, P.M. Laoer,tine, Ark. P.M. Laughlin, Ark. 21 February 1895 Laughlin, Arkansas SW Corner SE SW: 18-16~19. !l:,F. BelUlett, P.M. Laughlin, Ark.

P.M. Laughlin, Ark. Not Shown Laughlin, Arkansas NE 19-16-19. H. L. Wilson, ,.~ Laughlin, Ark.

P.M. Liddesdale, Ark. 15 May 1867 Liddesdale, Arkansas SW 19-16-19. James Ch~l~ P.M. Liddesda1e, Ark. '

P.M. Lumber, Ark. 18: June 1906 Lumber, Arkansas SE SW: 28-16-22. Alice .Re)lP.Ol,ds,P.M. Lumber, Ark.

P.M. McNeil, Ark. 6 August 1918 McNeil, Arkansas NW 18-16-20. Louis T. sanders, P.M. McNeil, Ark.

P.M. of McNeil, Ark. 19 March 1942 McNeil, Arkansas oak Str~et SW 18-16-20. J. T. Sumner, 'P.M. McNeil, Ark.

P.M. McNeil, Ark. 20 April 1945 McNeil, Arkansas SW 18-16-20. J.T. Sumner, P.M., McNeil, Ark.

F. H. Everett 21 December 1905 Taylor, Arkansas No Map location.

Essa powell 27 July 1894 Pi.ckler, Ark.

SITE CHANGE

Frank H. Everett, P.M. Taylor, Ark.

SE 29-19-22. H. W. Biglow, P,M. Pickler, Ark.

Hiram W. Biglow 5 December 1892 Pickler, Ark. NE 18-19-22. H.G.W. Pickler, P.M. Pickler, Ark.

-217-

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

TO: DATE:

TO: DATE:

TO: DATE: LOCATION:

James G. Cheatham 9 July 1884 Nalls, Ark. SESW 26-17-19. James G. Cheatha~, P.M. Nalls, Ark.

W. W. Nalls 21 May 1884 Nalls, Arkansas NENW 2-18-19. J. M. Erius, P.M. Nalls, Ark.

James M. Phillips 6 May 1886 Nalls, Ark. NW 14-17-19. J. H. Freeman, P.M. Mt. Holly, Ark.

Maggie A. Carraway 26 September 1890 Horse head, Arkansas NW-SW 9-18-21. Fannie A.

W. H. Dumas 29 May 1894 Horse head, Arkansas

Short, P.M. Cypress Fork, Ark.

NW 11-19-21. M.C. Lee, P.M. Horsehead, Arkansas

P.M. Lamertine, Ark. 8 March 1883 Lamertine, Arkansas SW 33-15-21. To: SW NW: 17-16-21. C.A. pace, P.M. Lamertine, Ark.

Henry L. Wilson 8 September 1904' Laughlin, Arkansas NE 19-16-19. To: SW-17-16-19. Henry L. Wilson, P.M. Laughlin, Ark.

Emma C. Hartin 23 November i 1889 Macedonia, Arkansas SW 17-18-21. Junius W. Whitlow., P.M. Macedonia, Ark.

P.J. Reece 19 December 1921 Experiment, Arkansas SE 34-17-23. Peter J. Reece, P.M. Experiment, Ark.

P.M. Emerson, Arkansas 12 .March 1914 Emerson, Arkansas Leonard Lee, P.M. Emerson, Arkansas

Matilda F. Andrews 6 January 1892 Macedonia, Arkansas SE 17-18-21. To: NE 20-18-21. Emma C. Hartin, P.M. Macedonia, Arkansas

Joel C. Green 18 September 1884 Brister, Arkansas

RE-ESTABLISH

SW 28-18-20. S. E. McCa1sman, P.M. Eden, Arkansas

Brister Ark. Post office 30 .June 1899 P.M., A.W. Smith Brister Ark. Post Office 15 July 1918 P.M., Lizzie Hayes

Donald L. Teague 12 January 1883 Calhoun, Arkansas NW 35-17-20. R.B. Archer, P.M. Magnolia, Arkansas

-218-

DATE: LOCATION:

DATE: LOCATION:

DATE: LOCATION:

DATE: LOCATION:

DATE: LOCATION:

DATE: LOCATION:

24 April 1945 Atlanta, Arkansas P.M., Mable Johnson

30 June 1899 Brister, Arkansas P.M., A. W. Smith 11 July 1918 Brister, Arkansas P.M., Lizzie Hays

4 June 1921 Bussey, Arkansas P.M., Alva A. Null 6 August 1879 Calhoun, Arkansas P.M., Calvin C. Hull

23 April 1945 Bussey, Arkansas P.M., Alva A. Null

LOCATION

NOTE.

DATE: 9 May 1918 The compiler of the information makes an apology for any mistakes made in copying the information contained in this article.

LOCATION: Emerson, Arkansas

DATE: LOCATION:

16 January 1918 Emerson, Arkansas P.M., David A. Linton

CEMETERY LOCATED OFF ARKANSAS HIGHWAY - COLUMBIA CO.

1160 Southwest of Macedonia, Columbia Co., Arkansas 1/2 mile South of ELMERS WILLIS PLACE, on the B. B. WILLIS PROPERTY SW 1/4 • SE 1/4, Section 17, Township 18 South, Range 21 west, Columbia County, Arkansas.

Hattie A. Wife of J. o. Wallis, born 7 February 1872, died 27 December 1893

Many other grave impressions found in this cemetery but this was the only tombstone found. Hoyle Dodson, a nephew told me that Mrs. Hattie A. Wallis' maiden name was MERRITT

*** ••• *****

EDITOR'S NOTE. The following article was written by Dr. C. Richard King,

Austin Texas, for the Texas Co-op Power newspaper, September 1976 issue.

Jacob and Holland Hankins, born 1872, were twin sons of Frank Hankins, born 1847, Tennessee. Frank Hankins was son of William Harrison Hankins, born 1825, Tennessee and Martha (Albright) born 1826, North Carolina.

William Harrison Hankins was son of carter Hankins and Lucinda (Austin) who Came to Drew County, Arkansas before 1850. William Harrison Hankins and family settled in that part of Arkansas between Drew County and Pine Bluff, Arkansas. In the 1860 census, they were counted in Jefferson County and in 1880 in Dorsey County.

OUr many thanks to Mrs. L. S. (Marie Hankins) Orrick, 3629 Wedgway, Fort Worth, Texas 76133 for bringing this to our attention and sharing with us. She a180 wrote Dr. King for permission to share this with the members and readers of our Arkansas Family Historian and received a letter giVing his permission. -219-

HANKINS NORMAL COLLEGE

A SCHOOL FOR THE PEOPLE PAQE 12 • CO.OP POWER

• "THE LITl'LE COLLEGE on the hill" is no more, wrote historian Rupert N. Richardson.

"Many decades have 'Passed since I.st its bell tolled the noon hour or closed the day's classwork at five or six o' clock. The torch it bore was not a brilliant one. but it gave a sure light, and around it gathered scores of youths who later served their country well,"

Such a college was Hankins Nonnal, whose students became judges, COD

gressmen,'university professors, teachers, housewives, ranchers, and civic leaders-but most of all, solid citizens.

Hankins Nonnal's history began when Tom Vaught, his wife, eight children, and a dog named Jim arrived in a three- ago~ravan from Black Springs, Arkansas. It was in 1l!96 that the Vaug s u oaded their household goods in Eastland County, Texas.

When it was called to his attention that the Leon Springs School trustees had heen unable to secure a teacher, Tom Vaught suggested that they contact an educator he had known in Arkansas. The school administrators did so and were delighted with the man who took charge of their school.

Grand View trustees, experiencing the same problem, decided to follow the same procedure. They asked Vaught to contact a teacher. He wrote J. H. Hankins, who accepted the job.

A year later, J. H:s twin brother, J. F., Hankins, began teaching at Breckenw

I'

ridge. In a short time, Gorman, a commu-!

nity boasting a bank, railway station, two cotton yards, the usual mercantile, ready-towwear, and grocery stores, hired the Hankins brothers as superintendent and principal of the school.

When the twins took over, they brought with them an accumulation of four college degrees, administrative ability, common sense, and superior teaching techniques. As Mrs. Bob Boucher of Post explains it, they we

. teachers "from the innate part of their ! souls:' , In 1905 they realized a dream. opening a college. When they swung : open the doors to Hankins Normal, : they attracted students from Stephens, I Eastland, Comanche, and Erath counj ties. i With the backing of Gorman I merchants and area fanners, the l Hankins twins built a threewstory

\

academic center. On the first floor were classrooms. The main auditorium

I which also served as a stuay hall occupied the second floor. And on the

third floor were laboratories for busiw

ness courses. Eventually, the college had a stall

of a dozen teachers who saw that their students learned Latin, English grammar, oratory. expression, bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, history, literature, music, and science.

Within several years, the campus included a dormitory for men students, who found that large wash tuhs could he used not only for baths but also for bouncing down stairs.

Women students who came from outwo~wtown rented rooms in private

By DICK KING

homes. One 83-year.old resident of Gorman says practically every house in town had a Hankins student at one time or another. Board cost $10 to $12 a month.

The bovs' d~nnitory burned, and in 1912 the doors of Hankins College were bolted. The classroom building was converted into a private residence, nnd the Hankins families eventually moved to Lubbock, where they were quite successful in real estate, cotton and cattle. Ever interested in education, J. H. donated two whole cit" blocks for the building of the

Texas Technological College campus. By the early days of the depression,

former Hankins students had hegun to make names and places for themselves, and it was suggested that they hold a reunion.

For years, exes were devoted to homecomings. Even during the \VorId War II years, they missed only two get-togethers, even though transportation was limited hy gas and tire rationing. Then, in 1965, 1.5 Hankins exes met in Gorman. Thirteen voted to do away with the annual event.

-220- Th. Hen.ins btothe'5-J. F .. left. end J. H .• right.

THOMAS IRVIN ROOP by - B. O. Roop

My father, Thomas Irvin Roop, 402 West 4th Street, Heavener, Oklahoma recalled one of the early events 6f his youth.

While his father, William Henry Reop and his mother, Margaret Rebecca (Gragg) Roop, were living in the vicinity of the "Page Community", Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory. Mr. Roop heard about the construction of the proposed QUEEN WILHELMINA INN atop Rich Mountain, a few miles to the east in Arkansas.

He and his sons had made their living ,working timber", selling railroad ties, and saw logsl from Blansett in Scott County, Ark., west down the Blackfork River Valley, through Blackfork, Arkansas and Page, Indian Territory and on south as far as Tusklhoma along the Kiamichi River in the Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory for some 18 years, and it was here on the Kiamichi River near Tuskahoma, that TOM RooP was born in a covered wagon 25 September 1892, with a Choctaw Indian Woman acting as Mid-wife.

It was while living at Page, that W. H. RoOp heard that trouble was being had, wearing the steel rims off the wagon wheels from having to use the brakes so much on the descent down the mountain, from the construction site of the QUEEN WILHELMINA INN.

He approached those in charge of construction and ask for the job of hauling supplies up to the Construction site, and was welcomed to the job.

This was about 1898. He took six Donkeys and used them with two "strapped packs" that would hold about 100 pounds each and with these donkeys he would ·pack- up sand, cement and lime and other materials that could be handled with these pack animals. This from an elevation of some 950 feet on the Itall~y floor to about 2800 or 2900 feet on top of the mountain, and a distance of some three miles or so.

After he got enough money from these donkeys, he went south toward Mena, Arkansas to "WHITE ROCK PRAIRIE" and bought a team of large white horses and a wagon and used these to haul the heavier and more bulky materials up the mountain.

After unloading the supplies and materials up on top of the mountain, he would cut a small tree with a heavy brush top, and tie it to the coupling pole on the wagonl to act as a "drag" or an additional brake. He didn't have to use the brakes on the wagon much as he descended the mountain and in so doing, saved the steel rims of the wagon wheels from severe wear, and the team -didn't have to pull very hard to come down the mountain either w •

Through the years, I have thought involved in the original construction. team could make each day; the numerous the animals wblow· and water.

about the labor and hard work The number of trips that the

·rest stops· necessary to let

Now days the ascent is made on a hard surfaced road in an air conditioned car, in a matter of 5 to 8 minutes, from the valley below.

Even more interesting to me is to reflect on what my Grandfather would think about the huge railroad steam engine, sitting on top of the mountain: and it makes me wonder how he would have solved that problem with his donkeys and team.

One thing couldn't have improved much though .through the years, and that is the view and scenic beauty of it all, here hight atop RICH MOUNTAIN, that places God's green earth so near heaven, that little additional effort is required to look up and about, and see the wonder of all in God's creation.

EDITOR's NOTE, Our thanks to B. O. Rocp, Route. 1, Fayetteville, Ark. 72701 and to Bill C. Hulsey (one of our Ark. Family Historian members) for thinking about our members & readers and getting the authority to release this very interesting, and heart warming bit of material from B. O. Roop. These two men are working together on the HULSEY-RooP-BARNES Family History. For those readers who live so far away, and will never see and enjoy RICH MOUNTAIN, a word of sympathy, as it is truly a wonderful sight, and to spend the night there is another wonder. Drop Mr. Roop a note if you too have enjoyed his article.

-221-

ADAMS WOLF SHIPP

aUERIES Michael Danchak, 106 S. Oak, Pearsall, TX 78061 I am doing investigation into my family background on my mother's side. She is related to the ADAMS & WOLF families of Baxter Co., Ark. Shiras' History

of Baxter County, page 106 has the following: "Long before Baxter Co., was constituted, before Ark. was a state ••• the Adams f~ily settled on White River just above the mouth of the North Fork. From that time on they have figured prominently in making the history of this section of Ark. and of Baxter Co. Records of Independence Co., show that Matthew ADAM, who lived up near the North Fork River, was appointed one of the five commissioners by the Territorial legislature of Ark. He had three brothers, John, Robert & Peter. Robert was the father of four Sons: Robert, Matthew, Peter, and John."

I would like additional information on ROBERT ADAMS, Matthew's brother. Place and date of birth, date & place of death. He married a Betsy Ferguson.. I need her birth & death dates, & marriage date. Also birth & death dates of Peter ADAMS, one of Robert's sons & place of burial. Our relation is through Peter Adams, who married one of Major Jacob Wolf's daughters, Lucinda by his third wife Mrs. Cynthia SHIPP of Northfork. Would alao like to know the birth & death date of Lucinda Wolf Adams also. and marriage record of Lucinda & Peter. The following records have been copied from BIBLE Records of family of PETER F. ADAMS, son of Robert Adams & Betsy Ferguson, original Bible in possession of: Michael Danchak, 921 N. Oak, Pearsall, TX 78061 Great Great Great Grandson of Peter F. ADAMS.: Peter F. Adams, and Lucinda A. Wolf were married Nov 23rd AD 1826 Mildred Adams and Nozza? Walker were married Dec 30th AD 1847 Elizabeth Adams and Thomas D. Jefferson were married May 11th AD 1851 Amanda M. Adams and A. B. Harris were married November 25th 1858 Thomas C. Armstrong and Mildred Walker were married July 7th 1859 W. F. Adams was born Sep 11th 1869 Ira Adams was born Mar 13th 1888 William Adams died Feb 27th AD 1844 (Peter's son) Ann Adams departed this life Sept 17th 1845 Lucinda Adams departed this life on the 7th of Jan 1857 (w) Elizabeth Jefferson died January 7th AD 1857 (s,) Peter F. Adams departed this life April 16th 1857 Amanda M. Harris died Dec 1st 1860 Lucinda A. Armstrong died 4th Dec 1860 Amanda Adams died June the 31st 1866 Nezza? Walker departed this life February 7th A.D. 1848 Nezza? W. Walker departed this life October 11th AD 1848 (sister Jessie) Mildred Armstrong departed this life April lOth AD 1862 (Mildred's dau.) Jesse Adams departed this life May 25 1882 Lucy Jane Adams November 15 1943 Peter F. Adams was born July 5th AD 1806 Lucinda A. Adams was born December 18th AD 1809 William M. Adams was born Febr 28th AD 1828 Mildred Adams was born Dec 9th AD 1829 Elizabeth Adams was born Febr 3rd AD 1832 Jesse Adams was born May 7th AD 1834 Amanda M. Adams was born M;>y 15th 1837 James M. Adams was born July 28th 1839 Ann J. Adams was born April 13th AD 1844 Robert Adams was born November 20th 1847 George W. Adams was born Oct 27th 1851 Nezza Walker was born Janr 17th 1824 Nezza W Walker was born Septr 21st 1848 Lucinda A. Armstrong was born 27th Nov AD l840(or l860)? Mildred Ann Armstrong was born April 10th AD 1862 Jesse Adams & Lucy J. Clinkscales? was married July 4th 1860 James Wallis Adams was born March the 4th 1862 Lucy J. Adams was born Aug. the 12th 1842 Amanda Adams was born Sept 15th 1864 JohnO. Adams was born Jan the 14th 1868

EDITOR'S NOTE: Space in this issue had long ago run out - but Michael Danchak sent "A True Photostat Copy" of these Bible Records along with his request for help, with the thought that this might help others who are working on the ADAMSWOLF and allied families. ec

-222-

PARK CARY

W. T. Leeper, 912 Delaware St., Shreveport, LA 71106 Desire to exchange information with descendants of Joucy Ann PARK, b. ca 1825, s.c. married Elijah CARY

in Sevier Co., Ark., 31 Oct 1860. Joycy Ann PARK was a younger sister of my Great Great Grandfather, James Alexander PARK, who raised a large family in Sevier co., Ark., during the time of the Civil War. Five of his sons fought for the Confederacy at the same time! Will appreciate any assistance and will be happy to exchange data.

ARKANSAS CONFEDERATE TROOPS IN LOUISIANA

Irene Reid Morris, Curator, Camp Moore Confederate cemetery & Museum, Tangipahoa, LA 70465 - We've been told that some Arkansas Troops were among those brought from Vicksburg, to go to the Battle of Baton Rouge 5 Aug. 1862. More than 2,000 were ill here at the time

(hot weather, measles epidemic after exposure at Vicksburg, poor water , nutrition, etc.) and may be among the unlisted 4 to 700 who died' were buried here at that time. Any clues or scraps in Arkansas Family data about our Camp Moore will be appreciated. There were 4,000 here for training by late 1861, sent on and the camp was destroyed Oct. 1864 by the Federal Troops from Baton Rouge.

WHITLOW DAVIS SMITH

Miranda Phillips, 2351 Lincoln St., Burbank, CA 91504 My maiden name was Miranda Evaline WHITLOW. My Grand Father was Pinknie Reeves WHITLOW, his wife was Susan Miranda WHITLOW. They are buried in Price Cemetery

near Lynn, Lawrence CO., Ark., near smithville, Lawrence Co., Ark. They had 10 children, 4 boys and 6 girls. James Carson WHITLOW, my father is buried in LaGrange Cemetery at LaGrange, Lee Co., Ark. I would like to know if Pinknie Reeves WHITLOW had any brothers or sisters and their parents names. My mother's maiden name was Luda Ann DAVIS, buried in Price Cemetery, near Lynn, Ark. Where and when were they married? My mother died when I was 5, and my sister MAE was 1 year old. She lives in Aubrey, Lee Co., Ark. My mother and four infant sons are also buried in price Cemetery. My father raised an orphan boy, Franklin SMITH. Any information will be appreciated and I will gladly exchange.

SMITH Charles N. Ferguson, 306 N. Beard St., Shawnee, OK 74801 - My Grandmother was Mattie J. SMITH, born

15 Nov. 1852 in Arkansas. Others in the family are Mary Smith, John, C. A. , J. M Smith. They are possibly 1/2 to full blood Choctaw Indian. My Grandmother was 1/4 Choctaw. The initials J. M. could be James MONROE SMITH. The C. A. could be Clara Attie SMITH. Thank the ones who helped me from my Query in the March 1976 issue. Any assistance again will be very welcome , I will exchange.

MARTIN Mrs. Barbara B. Ryals, Rt. 1 Box 199, Joiner, AR 72350 RAINEY I would like to correspond with descendants of Mary J. REEL (Mollie) RAINEY and her 2nd husband, Dennis MARTIN, they were married 12 Dec. 1886 in Mississippi Co., Ark. They had at least 2 children: Will 'Rosie. Mollie RAINEY and her 1st husband, George V. REEL were my great great grandparents. The family lost track of her children by her second marriage. Will exchange.

CLINKENBEARD PAULEY STUBBLEFIELD BLUE

William S. Milligan, 6070 Skyline Drive, El Sobrante, CA 94803 - My rnother-in-law's maiden name was LITA MARIE CLINKENBEARD, born 13 Jan. 1883, birthplace? She resided during her early life in and around the towns of Harrison & Eureka Springs, (Boone & Carroll Cos., Ark)

She married a JAMES EDMUND PAULEY but where , when is not known. The family names of STUBBLEFIELD , BLUE often were mentioned when I had conversations with her back in 1956 just before she passed away. I have located a family of CLINKENBEARDS residing in the State of Missouri in Harrison Co., which is on the Missouri-Iowa border, but have not as yet been able to determine whether or not they are related to this search should have some more information on this item at a later date.

ALWAYS REMEMBER - SEND A SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE (S.A.S.E.) WHEN YOU HOPE FOR AN ANSWER

-223-

ANTHEM T. A. Anthem, Route 2 Box 95A, Liberal, Kansas 67901 BATES When Albert Ansley ANTHEM and his parents came to

America about April 1846, they settled near Batesville, Indiana. His parents died of typhoid fever about 1852, when Albert was 6 years old. Albert was put in an opphanage by an Uncle Tom ANTHEM, who did not care for him. Albert later ran away from the orphanage and stayed with some colored people until he was old enough to work. We have no record of where this orphanage was or the name of it. We have no record of the name of the colored people he stayed with or where they lived. Albert was a Drummer Boy at an early age in the Civil War. He was a Confederate (or Rebel for the South). We have no record of time or place where he enlisted in the War. Albert had a scar across his forehead, he said he got when he stopped to pick some apples and one of the enemy soldiers cut him with a saber and left him for dead. Albert remembered very little about his parents. He thought his mother's maiden name was Bates, and she was a very large German woman. His father was a very small Bohemian. He did not remember either of his parent's given names. Albert thought his Uncle Tom Anthem was a Minister and had 15 children, and Tom's father was a Saloonkeeper. Albert was very young, when he last saw his uncle, so Uncle Tom could have been an adopted uncle. Albert had a 4th grade education & was a blacksmith. We do not know where he received this training, he talked very little of his past life.

Albert Ansley ANTHEM was born on a ship between Germany and the United States, 7 April 1846 (another record 1856) and d~ed 11 OCtober 1923 at his farmhome 13 miles south and 4 miles west of 8th & Main Street at Woodward, Okla. 16 Sept. 1893, Albert ran in the Oklahoma race for land and homesteaded a farm northeast of Fay, Okla., in Dewey County.

On October 8, 1903 at Fay, Okla. "Indian Territory" in Dewey County he married Kate REININGER, born 30 Oct. 1872 at Columbia, Ill., and died 2 June 1952, at Alva, Okla., in a nursing home. Both Albert & Kate were buried "at South Persemmin Cemetery, 14' 1/2 miles south and 3 miles east of 8th & Main Street at Woodward, Okla. This place that Albert & Kate ANTHEM lived, was homesteaded in Kate REININGER's name (only it was spelled REINGER). The location of this place is Township 21 north, Range 21 West, Section 32 in Woodward County, 160 acres. When they arrived to homestead, they came as brother & sister and stayed in Woodward, OK.

They came from Fay, Okla. in a covered hayrack with 4 head of horses to pull it. Their twins were about 6 months old and they put them in a wooden cradle, Albert had made. They put a kerosene lantern near the cradle to keep the babies warm. The twins were named Tracie & Henry ANTHEM. They also had a spring-wagon with blacksmith tools and furniture, etc. and two horses to pull that. They came on 15 Dec. 1904.

After Albert's death in 1923 this place was sold to Ross Bellows, later Ross died and his son "Bud" Earl Bellows, got this farm as his part of his father's estate, he is still the owner in 1973.

While Albert lived on this farm, he played in a neighborhood band known as the "Carlile Band". He played a c b "flat" Clarinet. This was about 1911. This material was written by Theodore & Verla ANTHEM QUERY - We have a receipt where Albert Ansley ANTHEM paid taxes in

Phillips County, Ark., 7 Feb. 1884 for 1883. We also have a receipt of a registered letter No. 29 from the Post Office at Marvill, Ark., received 30 June 1883, this was addressed to G. W. James & Ross - Boston, Mass. There were four of us children. Tracie (dau.) Henry (twins) Henry died when he was about 14 months old. Tracie is still living, John died in 1949, Theodore Anthem. We are all married and have families. We have never found any others by the name of ANTHEM and we have looked about every place. We would appreciate any information about any of these people or anyone by the name of ANTHEM. Will exchange data.

MORGAN Mrs. M. G. Fleniken, 900 Polk, Mansfield, LA 71052 HARRELL My father Eli HARRELL, Jr. was a twin, b. Nov 1872 to

Eli HARRELL Sr., and Martha MORGAN HARRELL, in Cross Co., Ark. This was established by the wui of Eli Sr., filed 1883, who left property to wife and minor children, the other children were excluded as they had previously received their shares. 1850 Census, Poinsett Co., Ark •• 75-75 lists Eli Harrell, 32, NC, M C, 20, Ga., Aea, 6, Tenn. Also 1850, there was a HARRELL family living nearby, that would seem to be connected - this was A. J. HARRELL who was the Exer. of Eli Sr.'s WILL in 1883, they ware listed 72-72 J. G. HARRELL 23, NC, Martha, Eli Harral, 72, He; Cherry, 65 VA; & A. J. 16, Tenn. 1870 Census - 78-105 lists Eli HARRELL, 52 m Ne, M K, 35 f. Ga, M. 14 f, Ark., C, 12 f Ark., M J, 3 f, Ark., 106 - ABa, 26 m Tenn, 107 Joseph 24 m, Ark. Any help will be appreciated & I will share my limited info

-224-

HAWTHORN/E Mrs. James M. Hawthorne, Rt. 1, Box 157, Checotah, OK HALL 74426 - Charles H. HAWTHORN & his wife, Sarah HALL BILYOU/ BALLEW HAWTHORN, brought 8 sons to Scott Co., Arkansas from BILYEU Webster Co., MO by way of Clarksville, TX where they DUNN had gone for safety during the Civil War. Their young-est 80n, Samuel, was born in Scott Co., Ark. in 1868. Several of the older sons, John Nesbit; James Allen; William Hugh; Greene Bryant; and Joe Shelby HAWTHORN, reared their families in Scott co., Ark. However Robert Jackson, Charles Clement; & Samuel HAWTHORN migrated in the early 19008 to Indian Territory. One son, Richard Hall HAWTHORN, was murdered in 1879 in Sebastian co., Ark., according to family tradition. The children of Charles' second marriage to Mary Elzada DUNN of Sebastian Co., Ark., were moved by their mother to Texas after Charles' death in 1897. Descendants of that second familY reside, for the most part, in Texas. Any descendants of Charles H. HAWTHORN (E) who have not been contacted about family history, please write to the above address. The 3rd Annual HAWTHORNE REUNION was held Saturday, June 26, 1976, at the Civic Center, Holdenville, OK., with 110 in attendance. Descendants of Charles H. HAWTHORN (who settled in Scott Co., Ark., in 1868) came from all points be'tween Visalia, CA., , Shreveport, LA. Those attending from AR were: Mr. & Mrs. Fred Evatt (Clara Hawthorne), their son, John Fred EVATT, & Grandsons, John, Joe, all of Waldron. From Booneville came Mr. & Mrs. Robert Knox (Ruth Hawthorne). Clara EVATT was elected 1977 Pres., of the group & Ruth Knox, Vice Pres. The 1977 HAWTHORNE REUNION will be held in Waldron, Scott Co., Ark., on 25 June 1977.

Need information on parentage of Amanda Ann BALLEW (BILYOU, BILYEU) born 23 Feb. 1862, Birthplace ?, married Greene Bryant HAWTHORNE, 29 Sept. 1880, Scott Co., AR. Died 26 May 1908, buried Cedar Grove Cern., Boone-Scott Cos., Ark. Found a Vincy BILYOU, 56 & her 18 year old dau., HANDYi living with the Wm. DRAPER Family near Boles, Scott Co., Ark., on the 1880 U.S. Census. No other trace of BILYOU in Scott Co.

WALKER KNIGHT SUDDUTH JONES SNYDER

Hazel Carmichael, 4615 Lulu, Wichita, KS 67216 - Need Information on Nancy E. KNIGHT who married a "WALKER". 1860, Tippah Co., Miss., census she is still a KNIGHT, but by Nov. 1870, Nancy E. WALKER is Administrator of R. R. KNIGHT's Land sale, of Tippah Co., Miss., was not married in Tippah Co., Miss. tho. What was the

first name of "WALKER" and where were they married? Did my Harriett KNIGHT, daughter of Na~cy E. KNIGHT WALKER marry SUDDATH? SUDDUTH? Where & When? We have a Permelia KNIGHT also. She could be the SUDDATH connection. SNYDER married Harriett KNIGHT in Utah. Any connection to my MiSSissippi KNIGHTS? Permelia KNIGHT married JONES in UTAH. Any connection to my Mississippi connection? Did Nancy E. KNIGHT WALKER go to Illinois, as did two of her KNIGHT sons? Please help me with this puzzle anyone!

TACKETT TACKET TACKITT FAMILIES OF AMERICA

James wm. Tackitt, President, 1830 Johnson Drive, Concord, CA 94520 - I noticed some Queries in the Ark. Family Historian re SUDDETH & CHINN and answered thern. These are both names found in early and mid-1700 records from Stafford Co., VA same area from which TACKETT (TACQUETT) had its origin in America. A friend and I are nearing

completion of a book to include all the Census returns of Stafford Co., VA from 1810 thru 1850 w/master index/ an originating county for many Southern families ••• I recently trancribed all the Tackett families from Ark. from 1900 Soundex (also Miss., MO., Kans., Iowa, Ala.) so have made a low of ·new· connections. Of course, we canlt publish the 1900 Census material but have it on file to help TACKETTS.

THOMPSON LEMONS LADYMAN LADAHAN GAINES

Donna Lewis Van Lone, 11555 Hein Road, Elk Grove, CA 95624 =-x-am seeking information on John THOMPSON, father of Julia Ann Francis THOMPSON. Julia was born 1863, Miss. died 1930 in England, Ark. Need John's birthdate, place, death date, place, wifels name, etc. Any information on the family of Frank Alford LEMONS, born 1862, Miss.,

died 1900, Hensley, Ark. Also the family of William Henry LADYMAN/ LADAHAN, wife believed to be Elizabeth GAINES, who lived in Arkansas in 1850. Will exchange & receive information with pleasure

QUESTION - HAVE YOU THANKED ANYONE LATELY FOR HELPING YOU WITH A GENEALOGICAL PROBLEM?

QUESTION - HAVE YOU HELPED ANYONE LATELY WITH ONE OF THEIR GENEALOGICAL PROBLEMS?

-225-

HUIE Mrs. Shirley Fardy, 4342 W. Greenway Rd., Glendale WELLS Arizona 85306 - Charles Richard (Dick) HUIE. born

1877, Clinton Van Buren Co., Ark., died 19 Jan. 1913, Crawford Co., AR. He was buried in Kimes Cemetery in an unmarked grave. He was killed by the ·Old Cannonball" train while walking home, in Chester, Ark. His parents were: William HUIE and Martha (1) HUIE. Brother, Henry, sister, Lucy Jane, sister Amanda, brother, James, and sister Laura. He married Virginia Lee WELLS, 12 Aug. 1899 in Crawford Co., Ark. His children were: Elisha, Lucy, Martha, Charles, Rosie, Eula Frances, and Richard. I cannot find proof of birth, nor death, even tho his death should have been investigated by the Railroad Company. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

HOBBS Mrs. Nanetta(HOBBS)Tice, 175 Jackson Ave., Bradford, Pennsylvania 16701 - My HOBBS data is on file at Nash

ville, Tenn., and several other places. The immigrant, Vincent HOBBS, Sr., (1735 to Md., ca 1769 to S. W. VA. near Abingdon) had a son JOB who went from VA. to Knox Co., Tenn.; to Illinois and finally to Madison Co., Arkansas, where he applied for Rev. War Pension 1859 at age 100. He lived a couple of years after that. I don't know about his own children, if any, and am at present typing up the pension papers from the Archives, since the script is hard to read. It will be some time before I have it finished, since my time is limited, however I have the Family Line in typescript, for anyone who wants it, available for cost of xerox at 10 cents a sheet, which is the library's charge. I also require money for first class postage. It would run three or four dollars for all depending on what the person wants. It does not include the pension papers typescript, which is not ready, nor any children of JOB, but for anyone descended from JOB (knowing they are his offspring) there is enough for a D.A.R. or S.A.R. membership, through JOB and his father, VINCENT HOBBS, SR. Children of Vincent HOBB, Sr., are shown, including JOB.

HALL Richard D. Hall, Box 454, Trona, CA 93562 - I am seeking WOOD birth certificate for Ulsee Grant HALL, born in Union

Township, Madison Co., Ark., March 1880. Ulsee/Ulsea Grant HALL's parents' were William N. HALL & Susan E. WOOD HALL. I would like to correspond with anyone who can help me with any information on this family, and will gladly exchange.

PEOPLES Johnnie R. Peoples, Rt. 2 Box 910, Spencer, OK 73084 I am particular interested in the complete background

of the Family History of Wash PEOPLES, SR. His wife or wives' maiden names. My father, Henry PEOPLES, was one of his sons. I learned that he was a Creole and his wife was full-blood Indian. This information came from the Family Bible. Henry Peoples, born 10 Aug. 1864, Louisiana, his family moved to Magnolia, Columbia Co., AR. Any information will be greatly appreciated & I will gladly exchange.

SIVILS Lynda Sivils, Route 1, Delaware, AR 72835- I am interested in corresponding with anyone with informa

tion about any Family named SIVILS. This is my husband's family and as far as we know the family originated in Southern Arkansas. Will appreciate any information & will exchange.

MAY, STILL DOMON MORGAN HUDSON

Mrs. Carolyn Damon, 800 Winchester Lane, Pine Bluff, AR 71602 - I would like to correspond with anyone related to Gabriel MAY, born 18 Dec. 1793. His wife's name was Elizabeth STILL, born 6 March 1794. They were my great great, great grandparents and came to Cleveland Co., Ark., in l840s from Pittsylvania Co., VA. Gabriel served as

Colonel in Virginia Militia during War of 1812 and was licensed to distill by Federal Government. Also researching DOMON, MORGAN & HUDSON, Families. Oliver and Mary Antonette DOMON came from Switzerland around 1852 and settled in Nebraska. William MORGAN came from Rockhill, South Carolina around early 1800s and settled in Cleveland Co., Ark. Anyone knowing anything about these families, please write & I will be glad to exchange data.

REMEMBER - ALWAYS SEND A SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE WHEN YOU HOPE FOR AN ANSWER TO ANY GENEALOGICAL QUESTION

-226-

TUFTS W. R. WISSEMANN, 521 South Dyre Ave., West islip, N. Y. SCOTT 11795 - I am researching my wife's family & have deter-

~ined that her great great grandfather's son Major A. A. TUFTS (1847-1909) lived and died in Camden, Ouachita Co., AR. He was a prominent citizen and it is my thouqht that perhaps his descendants are still in the area. More interest is in his parents, etc. but these are a few facts about A. A. Tufts, born 3 Sept 1847, Milwaukee, Wis., parents, Amos TUFTS, l80l? to 1854, Medford, Mass, wife Adelia Shipper, 1812-1869, Springfield, Mass. Brother - Theodore A. TUFTS, 1841-1921, (my wife's great grandfather. His wife was Nellie SCOTT of Camden, AR. they married Feb. 1873, she was daughter of the Hon. Christopher C. SCOTT, l840-l860s Assoc. Justice of the Supreme Court of Ark. Service, Major in U.S. Army from Illinois. Settled in Camden, Ark., May 1867, was Deputy Clerk of Ouachita Co., 4 years. Elected County & Circuit Clerk, 2 yrs. Admitted to the Bar. Receiver of the U. S. Land office 1871-73, 1885 & 1889. Supreme Rep. of the Knights of pythias of Ark. Grand Commander of Knights Tempear. Shriner, Elk, & Odd Fellow. Died 4 Feb. 1909 in Camden, Ark. Questions. What reference information can be suggested about Major TUFT'S parents & Ancestory? Would any of the fraternal orders noted above have required a family history? Would there be any newspaper articles about marriage, deaths, etc., be available. Any help would be appreciated. I have the following: BIOGRAPHY, Maj. A. A. Tufts, Camden Banker, died 2/4/1909, Gaz. 2/5/ 1909, p. 7, c 5. TUFTS, Mrs. A. A., of Camden, daughter of Mrs. E. S. Scott of Camden, Confederate Women of Arkansas - pp. 46-48. TUFTS, Alfred A., Ouachita Co., So. Ark. p 701. Also, Ark. Gaz. Death notice of Maj. TUFTS, 2/5/1909.

CAMERON Mrs. Walter Klinker, East Robinson St., Wayne City, Ill. MASON 62895 - I am working on a CAMERON Genealogy. Some of

our family lived and died in Arkansas. Several in and around Little Rock, Pulaski Co., and some around Newport, Jackson Co., Ark. Ella CAMERON married Fred MASON. I have no dates but she died 1925/35 in Little Rock. No Children. Barry CAMERON lived in or near ther. They were born around 1850-62. He had, I think 3 boys. Ed, Dewey, and Sherman Barry Cameron and Ella CAMERON were children of Eleven and Nancy CAMERON. Eleven was born in 1821, had a large family, living in Missouri, Arkansas and Illinois. Some of his children being born in Missouri and Arkansas. A daughter Sarah Ruth was born in Ark., but I don't know the County. Possibly others were in this family. Can anyone help me? I have been told by a relative, that ELLA CAMERON MASON had a CAMERON GENEALOGY.

KELLY Kathy Gibson, 5690 Connie Ct., Loomis, CA 95650 - I need information on Charles Henry KELLY and his wife

Aurora Columbia. They should be listed in 1880 Census of Washington Co., Ark., and would have a son 6 yrs. old. His name was Robert Edward KELLY. Any ages, names or places of birth would be very helpful. This information would be about my great great grandfather. '(Phone 916-652-0353) •

WICKERSHAM Mrs. Donna Kay TeSam, Rt. 1, Box 28, Brown's Rd., Alpine, BENNETT CA 92001 - I am trying to locate birth records for both

my Grandfather Johnathan Francis WICKERSHAM, born 27 March 1893 and my Grandmother Pansy Bennett Wickersham, born 8 March 1896. Both were born in Yellville, Marion Co., Ark. Any information will be very much appreciated.

MOON Patricia Stanek, 8331 S.E. Hawthorne, Portland, OR 97216 Need information about M. W. or W. M. "GIP" MOON. He

was born April 1862 in Georgia. Lived in Abbott, Ark. a few years before 1900. He lived in Wister, La Flore Co., Okla., until his death 12 Jan. 1929. His body was taken back to Arkansas for burial. Can anyone help with this family?

REMEMBER TO SEND YOUR S.A.S.E. FOR A REPLY (SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE)

-227-

SMITH Charles N. Ferguson, 306 W. Beard St., Shawnee, OK 74801 - Mattie J. SMITH, born 15 Nov. 1852, Ark.

Recently I found some pictures of persons named SMITH & they look like maybe of Indian Ancestory. These are either Mother & Father or Brother & Sister or both of Mattie J. SMITH. Their names are John SMITH, Mary SMITH, J. M. SMITH - probably James Monroe, C. A. SMITH - probably Clara Attie. Mattie J. SMITH was 1/4 Choctaw Indian & these people look as though they might be 1/2 to full Blood Choctaw. They possibly lived in Arkansas in the l800s. I appreciate the help I have already received from the Arkansas Family Historian, maybe someone can help with this information.

SILVERS SLATEN KELL

Steve Smith, 325 W. Norma, Sapulpa, OK 74066 - Charlie James SILVERS, born Nov. 1898 (ca) in Ark. married 17 March 1912 Sugar Grove, Logan Co., Ark. M. A. or Madison Allen SLATEN, born 1855 - 1865, Waldon, AR.,

married 23 Dec. 1879 possibly in Ark. Alice KELL, born 15 Nov. 1866, Springfield, MO., died 19 July 1898, location unknown. Florence Casandra PRIDE, born 24 Dec. 1859, Boone Co., Tenn. Elizabeth BLAKELY born June 1827, Cumberland Co., Virginia. Geo. Washington (W.) SMITH born Oct 1860, Texas. I will appreciate any information on any of these people.

DAVIS Mrs. Anna L. Simmons, 304 E. St., Lincoln, Neb. 68508 I have been doing research on a DAVIS line, located

in Baxter Co., Ark. The Court house burned ca 1890 and most of the earlier records seem to have been destroyed. I am aware of a History of Baxter Co, by Mary Ann Messick & am in the process of getting a copy. Any other ideas as to books or records that might contain Genealogical material would help. Some of my relatives still live in Baxter Co, but they can only give bits & pieces of information, as they are too young to remember some of the things I need. Any suggestions or help would be appreciated & I will gladly exchange.

SHORT Lou Short, 25911 Pinewood Lane, Laguna Hills, CA 92653 While looking through the Ark. Family Historian on page 11 & 13 a list was published that came from the "Arkansas

Babtist". The date was 13 Feb. 1861. There was a R. C. SHORT (p. 13) Hot Springs, Hot Spring Co., and an S. SHORT (p. 11) Haynesville, (LA)? Would there be any Biographical information on these two men? Any information would be very helpful. (Ed. Note: Robert SHORT is listed in this Co. in 1870 - Hot Spting Co.)

DAVIS/ BYERS L. A. Busby, 1009 Tipperary Dr., Dallas, TX 75218 SHANNON I believe due to an error on the part of the Post Office my address has been changed by AGS in error. My address is still as above, no change. My wife and I were in Little Rock recently, doing research. Maybe someone can help - A Dr. Davis of Little Rock wrote me sometime back regarding the surname "BYERS"/ Bynes branch of the SHANNONS. This letter has been misplaced - does anyone know his present address? I think I have his information, and would like for him to write me again. I called the two listed in the phone directory. I will be very greatful.

TYLER Edythe (Edith Tyler) Lackey, 217 S. Holly, Sallisaw, OK TACKER 74955 - I was born at St. Joe, Ark., and am interested in the early History of our family, who cam in from the Carolinas via Kentucky and Va. I'm most interested in the Genealogical Records & need more information on how to go about it. Searcy Co., Ark. "Tacker & Trler".

HEASLET Mrs. J. P. Cornelius, 3203 Illinois, Baytown, TX 77520 I would like to have information on JAMES MARION HEASLET

shot & killed in Mena, Polk Co., Ark. just before 1900. I would·like to know where his home was, as I was told he was buried on his property. His son was COLUMBUS "BUD" HEASLET (also spelled HEASLET? HEAZLET. Nacagodches, Texas is also mentioned along with these two names. Any help will be appreciated.

-228-

RIGDON Mrs. Jim (Zuma) Hibbard, 323 N. Mead, Shawnee, OK 74801 Our father, RUFUS M. RIGDON, born 1881 was supposedly

1/2 Choctaw Indian. My brother, sister and I have been trying to locate some of our father's relatives. We would like to find out our grandmother's maiden name on our father's side. We thought he was born in Lonoke County, Ark., but they have no records back that far. Can any one give me any information or some clue as to how I should start to research on this family. I would be happy to exchange any data.

FLOOD Joyce Martin, 323 Summey, Wichita, Kansas 67217 - I SPARKS am trying to put together our family history. I only have the names and a town in Arkansas (don't know if they were born there, or just lived there, dates unknown). SlMON S. FLOOD, b. Ozark Franklin Co., Ark. SARA JANE SPARKS, Ozark, F~anklin Co., Ark. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

CAMPBELL MORGAN HOWARP STORY JOHNSON

Zeddie Carr campbell, Jr., 1423 Verdun Street, Winston Salem, North Carolina 27107 - I am writing in regard to a Family History on (PIERCIVAL) PIERCE .CAMPBELL of North Iredell CO., N. Carolina. Pierce CAMPBELL, had two sons, by the names of WILLIAM (Billie) CAMPBELL , WILLIAM R. CAMPBELL. The two Families moved to Arkansas

sometime after, or around 1850. Billie CAMPBELL'S two children: Alfred & Teresa CAMPBELL are mentioned in their Grandfather I s Will that was written in 1844. The William R. Campbell Family also moved to Arkansas, but at this time I have no information as to the exact date when they left Iredell Co., N. C., and moved to Ark. One of William R. Campbell's sons', HENRY CAMPBELL became a Doctor, and One of his daughters, ALICE CAMPBELL married a STORY. By around 1925, Mrs. STORY stated that upon the death of Dr. HENRY CAMPBELL the Family was all together, and they would not be able to attend the CAMPBELL FAMILY REUNION, that has been held intermitterly in Union Grove, North Carolina since October 1925. From information related to me by One of my cousins, the CAMPBELL Families that left North Carolina for Arkansas, settled somewhere near the White River in Izard or Sharp Count~es (maybe near Ash Flat, Ark.) A man by the name of Cave Johnson and his wife Fannie L. JOHNSON, claiming to be descendants of Pierce Campbell, got the Clerk of court, then WILL McLEOD, in Ash Flat, Ark., and Henry L. Roberts, Justice of the Peace to contact a Lawyer in Yadkin Co., North Carolina, to handle the matter for them. The date of the action was May 22, 1869. Either CAVE JOHNSON'S mother or his wife would have had to have been a CAMPBELL for him to claim a share of Pierce CAMPBt!LLtIS~ ESTATE. It has been told to me that after some time CAVE JOHNSON got his part of the ESTATE. If there is anyone that can help me locate the descendants of these families, I would greatly appreciate it, (or supply any information about them). William (Billie) Campbell married Jessie Morgan. William R. Campbell married Polly Howard. Alice Campbell married a Story. Cave & Fannie L. Johnson are their heirs.

CRAIG Nancy Goodspeed, 1111 Holcomb Rd., Kelso, WA 08626 Our family information indicates that my great Grand

mother and Great Grandfather died in Arkansas. WILLIAM H. CRAIG, died March 1905 and his wife ARMANDA MICHAEL CRAIG, died June 1905, they were living in either Pulaski or Sebastian Counties. I owuld be happy to have an obituary from a newspaper or know of any other source that might have this information.

NEW HOPE HEBRON & lrATTENSAW;: CEMETERIES

many of us"

Mary Deal Mitchell, (Mrs. Curtis W.) 5119 W. 11th, Little Rock, AR 72204 - I keep hoping before too long, the New Hope and Hebron Cemeteries in North Lonoke Co., Ark., will be published. A lot of Families in those on Highway 31 (North of Lonoke) will be of interest to

Arkansas Family Historian readers.

ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH AID V. 2, no. 3? Does anyone know that this is? or who the publisher is? PLEASE LET YOUR EDITOR KNOW - Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc. 4200 "A" St., Little Rock, AR 72205.

ANYONE - AN~BB - is encouraged to answer any query, sometimes only a tiny clue will make a great break-thru to another generation, or generations!

-229-

CHESBOROUGH CHESEBRO CHESBRO

Margaret E. Stellner (Mrs.), 4239 Georgia st., Vallejo, CA 94590 - My father Charles Edward CHESBOROUGH (Chesbro Chesbro) born 2 Sept. 1883, Washington Co., Ark. I would like to know the birth place of his parents, also their

names. Did he have any brothers or sisters, if so, their names? Where any information on this family might be found. I will gladly share any data.

KOONTZ HOUSTON JOHNSON PARKER

Mrs. Irene Koontz, 5592 S. Highland, Yorba Linda, CA 92686 - I am in search of information on ALEXANDER DAVID KOONTZ, who moved to Arkansas approximately 1871, with wife ELIZABETH HOUSTON 7 children. Elizabeth died 1874, Johnson Co., Ark., married MOREY JOHNSON of Johnson City

1875, married Elizabeth PARKER of Johnson Co., Ark., 1883. He died 1899. Any information would be appreciated. I am especially interested in Court records concerning ALEXANDER KOONTZ.

McKAY OLIVER HENRY LIPPEATT GALLOWAY

Mrs. Lynn Crites, 408 South A St., Farmington, MO 63640 TOM McKAY married to HATTIE OLIVER, lived in Russellville Pope Co., Ark. McKAY was believed to have been a Doctor. On 24 July 1895, son OLIVER was born (my Grandfather) in Russellville, AR. Approximately 1904 ELLEN was born, & shortly after that TOM McKAY died. We know very little

about Tom McKay, really, just his name and that he was a Doctor. We assumed he practiced medicine there in Russellville until he died. HATTIE OLIVER later remarried SILAS HENRY, who owned plantations near Wrightsville, Ark. I've been told OLIVER McKAY, as a young man drove the fire wagon and the hearse in Russellville. On 11 May 1917 OLIVER McKAY married, Esther Galloway LIPPEATT, in Russellville. The last time my parents were in Russellville, my mother checked the Marriage Records application for her parents, Oliver & Esther& COUldn't find anything. She was really stumped. .

My Great Great. Grandmother, ESTHER MARSDEN GALLOWAY, ran a boarding house in Jenny Lind, sebastain Co., Ark., in the late 18008 or l890s. Her daughter BENITA MARSDENA GALLOWAY, married John William LIPPEATT on 11 Feb. 1897 in Jenny Lind, Ark. We don lit know much about LIPPEATT except he was foreman at coal mines in Jenny Lind, Russellville, and Coal Hill, Ark. I don't even know where they are all buried, I do know where Esther Marsden Galloway's parents are buried. Richard Marsden is buried in Oak Cemetery, at Ft. Smith, Sebastain Co., Ark. Don't have any dates on him. His wife Jane Robinson & supposedly her father, name unknown, are buried in Douctlas'" Cemetery at Jenny Lind. John WIn. LIPPEATT's parents were .Thomas & Sarah LIPPEATT. Thomas died in 1894, place unknown. SARAH remarried to a MICK McLAUGHLIN and died Feb. 1920, place unknown. If any of these names sound familiar or anyone can think of someplace to someone for me to contact, please let me know. Any littlE piece of information will be well appreciated.

WILLIS HALE PIERCE PEARCE WORTHINGTON BOLDEN WOOD EVANS BEAVERS DELAUGHTERS MAULDING TEAR HUDDLESTON BATY MAHAN

D. R. Mauldin, 2649 E. Emile Zola, Phoenix, AZ 85032 I need any information on the following: .el) William H. WILLIS, b. ca 1829, Tenn., and wife, Martha HALE, b. ca 1833, Tenn., lived in McMinn Co., Tenn., in 1850, Dade Co., Ga., in 1860, and Ouachita Co., Ark., in 1880, and had issue: Elizabeth PIERCE, Mark H., Sarah M., Rachel L. WORTHINGTON, Nancy L. BOLDEN, Martha Paralee WOOD, and Mary' Telena EVANS. (2) Alfred Dick PEARCE ·PIERCE·, b. 1819, Tenn., and wife, Elizabeth BEAVERS, b. 1817, Tenn., lived in Benton Co., Tenn., in 1840, Ouachita Co., Ark., in 1850-70, and Polk Co., Ark., in 1880, and had issue: Nancy L., George W., Lorenzo D., John, William, James B., Rebecca J., Henry., Mary C. DELAUGHTERS, and Alfred J. (3) John BEAVERS, b. ca 1785, Tenn., and wife, Jane, b. ca 1790, GA lived in Benton Co., Tenn., in 1840, Ouachita Co., Ark., in 1850-

60, and had issue: Nancy PEARCE, Elizabeth PEARCE, Thomas C., J. G •• J. A., Jefferson, Mary A., Majors H., Dorsey P., Ann K. (4) John "West" MAULDING, b. ca 1795, Ky., and wife, Rosannah TEAR, b. ca 1802, Ky., lived in Oregon Co., Mo., in 1840-50, and Carroll Co., Ark., in 1860, and had issue: Eliza J., Margaret HUDDLESTON, Eviline BATY, Mourning MAHAN, Ambrose, John, William, Alexander, Vienna, & West. Will Gladly exchange data.

-230-

REUSE/ HUGHES MATHEWS/ MATHIS CURTIS PRESSON

Reba Presson, 418 North Rider, Pampa, TX 19065 Who were the parents of James HEUSE/ HUGHES of Searcy Co., Ark.? He was 3/4 Cherokee Indian. He married SARAH MATHIS/ MATHEWS of Pope Co., Ark., 5 Feb. 1811, Book D, page 258. 1880 Census

Pope Co., Ark., Independence Twp., listed, JAMES HUGHES, died ca 1882. SARAH HUGHES remarried Sept 1891 to WILLIAM S. CURTIS. She died ca 1915 and is buried at Walnut Grove Cemetery, near Hector, Pope Co., Ark. SARAH MATHIS HUGHES CURTIS' parents were Lewis & Marinda MATHEWS/ MATHIS. They were listed in the Pope Co., Census for 1850/60. Marinda was listed as head of household in the 1810/ 1880 Census. Does anyone know who the parents of Lewis were? or Marinda·s maiden name?

James & Sarah MATHIS HUGHES'S daughter, Louisa E. HUGHES married 25 Jan. 1891, Pope Co., Ark., to James G. CURTIS. He was the son of Hillery & Susan Blacksher CURTIS. Hillery & Susan CURTIS are buried at Forks of the Creek Cemetery north of Hector, Pope Co., Ark.

My mother-in-law, Mary Tennessee CURTIS PRESSON, is a daughter of James & Louisa CURTIS. She was born in Pope Co., near Hector, 19 Nov. 1898. Mary wTennie w CURTIS married Dec. 1920, Sallisaw, OK to Beverly Bryant PRESSON, another Arkansas Family from sebastain & Franklin Counties. In the 1940s they moved from Oklahoma to Perryton, TX. Beverly Bryant PRESSON, died there in 1955 and is buried there. Mary -Tennie w is now 78 years old and in good health. She lives near us in Pampa, TX. We made 2 trips to Hector in 1916. She still remembers lots of the people even tho she was only 9 when her family moved to Oklahoma.

Some of the families who intermarried with the HUGHES, CURTIS, MAlrHIS or MATHEWS families are the BREWERS, MORRIS, PETTY, CHURCH, McALISTER, CROUCH, COFFMAN, KENDRICK, LONG, BROWN, ROSS, RIGGS.

If anyone has any information about these families I would like to correspond with them. Also I have. collected a lot of information on Pope Co., and have a lot of Pope Co., Records and if I can be of help to anyone, I will be glad to answer their letter, for a S.A.S.E. (Self addressed stamped envelope).

FEWELL HOGGE/HOGUE WILSON

W. W. Caldwell, 1303 Brentwood, Pine Bluff, AR 11601 I am looking for the vital data on William & Nancy HOGUE. Also need proof that Parthenia was his daughter. For anyone interested, I have the children of Bennett &

Matilda HOGUE. Need parents of William F. FEWELL, b. ca 1181, VA, married Parthenia HOGGE/HOGUE. He is lfsted in the 1810 Census of York District, S.C. He and Parthenia had fourteen children. The first chiid was Amanda Melvina, b. 1 May 1811 married to John C. WILSON, Jan. II, 1834. They moved to Cabot, Lonoke Co., Ark. in Jan. 1884. She died in 1915 and is buried at Cabot. I have quite a bit of data on these families, but cannot find the parents of William FEWELL and Parthenia HOGGE. Also would like information on parents of John C. WISON who married Amanda FEWELL.

WOOTTON GARRETT MAY JAMES

Hazel Tarkington,Rt. 1 Box 125, Greenwood, AR 12936 B. F. (Benj. Franklin) WOOTTON, b. 14 June 1851, son of Hiram H. WOOTTON & Sarah GARRETT, d. 19 Dec. 1911, buried in Antioch Cemetery near Nashville, AR (Howard Co.) married Ellen MAY, daughter of Reuben & Catherine

(James) MAY. Leacy Ellen, b. 3 Nov. 1861 near Lewisville, AR., died 6 June 1923 and is also buried in Antioch Ceme"tery along with some of their children. When and where did Leacy Ellen & Benj. F. WOOTTON marry? Mrs. John GOODWIN, a neice of Leacy E. May Wootton, giv8s'-the following as the children of Benj. F. and Leacy E. WOOTTON, Bessie, Maude I L. Arthur, born 31 Oct. 1886, died 21 Oct. 1951, married Annie (?)I George A. born 1889, died 1973, married Ola G. (?)I Beatrice, born 14 Feb. 1891, died 16 Feb. 1911 singlel Bertha E., born 6 Feb. 1894, died 13 Apr. 1936, married William Harrisl Reuben Hiram, born 14 May 1895, died 10 Sept. 1924, single. He died as a result of a falll Valerice, Mrs. Goodwin does not know the married name of Valerice, but thinks that she still lives in or around Nashville, Howard CO., Ark.

I WDuld like to contact Valerice and descendants of the other children. Can anyone help me with this family of B. F. WOOTTON?

-231-

McDONALD AKIN ASKER

Mrs. Shirley A. Graham, 39140 Dexter Road, Sp AS, Dexter, OR 97431 - My Grandmother was Mary Elizziebeth McDONALD, b. February 22, 1891, dau. of John McDONALD & wife Delia ASKER. Does anyone have any knowledge of

this couple? My Grandmother had one brother that I know of, Leonard DOpp MCDONALD, and two sisters, Maggie McDONALD MOORE, and Bertha WATSON. My Grandmother married my grandfather, John AKIN on 23 Feb. 1908 in Red River Co., TX. Will exchange.

SPEEGLE SPEGLE SPEAGLE

Dr. Charles M. Speegle, 3602 Raeford Road, Fayetteville, N. C. 28304 - Seeking information on the SPEEGLE, SPEGLE, or SPEAGLE FAMILY. John M. SPEEGLE, b. 30 July 1841, & enlisted in the C.S.A. Army during the Civil War at Ft.

Smith, Sebastain Co., Ark., and served from 19 June 1862 to 29 February 1864, & his occupation was listed as a farmer. Only other known members of the family are two brothers. Jack Speegle & William M. SPEEGLE. All three of these brothers married in Bastrop Co., TX. John M. in 1869, William M. in 1870, and Jack in 1874 and all lived the rest of their lives in counties in Texas adjacent to Bastrop County. Where they live while in Arkansas, who were their parents? Any information will be appreciated and I will be happy to exchange information.

Mr. John T. Burrow, Route 11, Box 103, Texarkana, TX 75501 (actually in Nash, TX on FM • 989 just South of Interstate '30) Telephone No. 838-5359, offers help on the following familY lines.

ALMAND/ ALMOND/ ALlMAN

BILLINGSLEY BURROW DENNIS

DORSEY FORMBY/ Fomby GIBBONS HAZZARD

HIRST/ HURST HOLCOMBE/ HOLCOMB/ HOLCOM

JOHNSON LITTLEJOHN LAUGHLIN MAYBERRY MORELAND MONT OWENS PURTLE/ PURTELL/ PIRrLE

17 spelling in all ROGERS/ RODGERS ROGERS (different line) ROWDEN SMITH SATTERWHITE

STEWART? STUART (Royal Family)

WATKINS

Virginia, North Carolina, Newton Co., GA, & Arkansas Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas Scotland, Georgia, Arkansas, Louisiana North Carolina, Alabama, Bradley & Montgomery Counties, Arkansas Georgia, Nevada Co., Ark., Antlers, Okla. Virginia, GA., Ala., Ark., Nationwide Montgomery Co., Ark North Carolina, Yalobusha Co., Miss., & Nevada Co., Ark England, Illinois, Arkansas, Texas England, Virginia, South Carolina, Miss. & Arkansas Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas North Carolina Cario, Illinois, Nevada Co., Arkansas Kentucky, Tennessee, Montgomery Co., Ark Mississippi, Arkansas Virginia, & Tennessee North Carolina, Alabama, Arkansas Ireland, South Carolina, Kentucky, Tenn., Alabamb, Arkansas & Nationwide Georgia, Arkansas Tennessee, Ar'kansas Georgia, Arkansas Alabama, Arkansas England, South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia, Arkansas, & Texas Scotland, England, Ireland, Maryland, Tennessee, & Arkansas Kentucky, Tennessee, & Arkansas

Related line to the above Families include. SEXTON, MORRISON, WOOD, GREENE, AUSTIN, PHELP, PANTHER, McCLAIN & SPILLERS

Anyone desiring to check these records, Mr. Burrow may be contacted by letter or phone and a time can be set for an appointment. EDITOR'S NOTE: Please be sure to include a self addressed stamped

envelope (S.A.S.E.)

JOHNSON Mrs. D. C. Ormson, 1308 Coble Dr., Borger, TX 79007 WOMACK Would appreciate any info on George M. JOHNSON, 12th

Ky. Calvary (was a Judge - Perryville, Perry co., AR) buried, Antiock Cern. Houston, Perry Co., Ark. Also Ruth Frances WOMACK, buried May Cemetery, Houston, AR (died during flu epidemic).

-232-

OLLER B. C. Hulsey, 12620 Southridge, Little Rock, AR 72212 HULSEY Is seeking information on Jesse OLLER, b. 1806, Ky.

Jesse married Polly (?) in 1833, somewhere in Illinois and by 1842 had moved to Stony, Montgomery Co., Ark. The 1850 Census shows the family at Sulphur Springs Twp. But by 1860 the family vanished. Where did they go? In 1870 3 boys (Beverly, Andrew J., & David were married and living in Parks, Scott Co., Ark. Any inf. on Jesse will be appreciated.

Also seek any information on A. J. HULSEY, Church Clerk, Harlens Chapel, Cameron, Indian Territory in 1889. This is one of the oldest Churches in Indian Territory, and was only 5 miles from old Skulleyville, Choctaw Nation. Anything on Harlens Chapel will be appreciated.

CORRECTION PLEASE

THROWER Ray D. THROWER, 8694 Warner Drive SE, Salem, OR 97301 Any leads regarding the surname THROWER will be gr •• tly

appreciated. Hope someone can help me. Would help if only the County and approximate date they were in Arkansas were known. Data will be gladly exchanged. EDITOR'S NOTE. This Query was in the September 1976 issue (page 192)

and the inquirer was listed Ray D. Turner - please change this to RAY D. THROWER - and someone please try to help him.

McDONALD Ms. Bea Bennett, 2952 Kelly Lane, Redding, CA 96001 Does anyone have knowledge of the burial place of

Wellington MCDONALD, d. between 1866 and 1903, and supposedly buried in Arkansas. He was b. in Ontario, Canada and settled in Poweshiek Co., Iowa, about 1864. Grandson says he waS buried in Ark.

TUCKER Ms. Madrid T. Newton, P. O. Box 70S, Hampton, AR 71744 Who were the parents & siblings of Isidor A. TUCKER,

b. about 1854, probably in Waverly, LaFayette Co., MO? He came to Calhoun Co., AR about 1876. Where did his parents live? Will gladly exchange information.

HART Mrs. Joseph O. Yount, 4600 Laurel Ave., Grants Pass, OR MALONE 97526 - Would like to contact anyone with knowledge of

the Hart/Malone Family of Scott Co., Ark. They lived near Tomlinson, now known as Boothe, which is 12 miles north of Waldron. My husband's grandfather, Richard Reed MALONE moved to Boothe about September 1872. Wife of Richard Reed MALONE was Mary Jane HART, b. in Ark., March 28, 1838. Would like burial places of this couple.

FINCHER D. Duane Fincher, 13121 West Florida Drive, Lakewood, Colo 80228 - I need information concerning William C.

FINCHER, a Methodist Minister, who lived in Caney Twp., Ouachita (later Nevada) Co., Ark. ca 1857-1880. When and where did he die? Where is he buried? and what was wife's name? & his exact middle name? Is there a Will for this man?

WILLIAMS McCONALD BOOKOUT

George B. data.

Mrs. Gloria J. Snider, 658 Evergreen, Borger, TX 79007 Was Cyntitha Ann WILLIAMS, bornca 1853 in Ark., the daughter of Hansford WILLIAMS & wife Cyntitha McDONALD, born ca 1818 in Tenn.? Cyntitha Ann WILLIAMS married

BOOKOUT, 14 August 1870 in Sebastain Co., Ark. Will exchange

COUNTS Grady Wilson, 6001 Old Shell Rd., Apt. H-6l, Mobile, Ala 36608 - Would like to contact Frank A. Counts, legal

resident of Arkansas, who was stationed with me at Fort Carson, Colo., some ten years ago when we were both in the 31st Engr. of the U.S. Army. Anyone knowing of this man, please contact me.

FOWLER RENFROW STANLEY

Judy Waisner, Rt. I, Box 39, Haven, Kansas 67543 -Information needed on any of these people. Lewis FOWLER married to Chloe Ester RENFROW, two children. Edward Lewis FOWLER, b. 1868 & Joseph FOWLER, b. 1873, Benton

Co., AR. Lewis FOWLER is buried in Friendship Community Cemetery, in Ark. Chloe Ester RENFROW, b. 1848, IllinoiS, was a teacher in 1880 at Big Spring Twp., Benton Co., Ark. Chloe's parents are buried at Hickory Creek Cemetery. Edward Lewis FOWLER was married to Lue Ella (Ellie) STANLEY, lived at Rogers, Ark. She was b. 1872 in Indiana. Will answer all letters.

-233-

FROM THE EDITOR DEAR MEMBERS AND READERS OF OUR ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN:

To those of you who were unable to attend our Annual Meeting in October, we are sorry. Those who did attend ha a delightful day. Mark your calandar now for the first Saturday in October, to be in Little Rock for the Fifteenth Annual Meeting, 1977. Place to be announced later. Mrs. Cleo Hughes, Archivist from Nashville, TN. told about many sources of information to be found in the Tennessee Archives.

New officers for 1977 will be as follows:

Marion S. Craig, Jr., M. D. President (Little Rock) T. O. Hamaker, Vice President (Magnolia, AR) Mrs. Gerald B. McLane, Treasurer (Hot Springs, AR) Mrs. C. G. Ball, Recording Secretary (North Little Rock, AR) Mrs. Carroll C. cannon, Corresponding Sec. (Forrest City, AR) Mrs. Larry P. Clark, Historian (Little Rock, AR) Mrs. Hayle P. Hollis, Herald (Camden, AR) James L. Morgan, Parliamentarian (Newport, AR) Mrs. Mario B. Cia, Sr., Editor (Little Rock, AR)

1976 has been a wonderful year for most of us. OU!"_!l.embership has just grown and grown: We have run out of Arkansas Family Historian Quarterliev for the third time, first the March issue, then the June issue, and now already the September issue is out. But we just try to reprint, soon as the paper company can get our kind of paper and we get time to print, then collate, and finally get them to all the new members. Most of you have learned to value each and every issue of your Historian, and have found a good safe place to keep them (many are being bound in hard back covers). Do not distroy one copy (back issue or present issue). We have a list of members who are trying to complete their volumes & add to their Libraries & many of the early issues are no longer in print. We only reprint for the current year (which is some job to supply each new member with all the issues for the present year).

Our more than wonderful Membership Chairman, Ms. Margaret Hubbard has typed for this issue the entire membership to this date - NOVember I, 1976 - so now we can all know the members who belong to our Arkansas Family Historian. This has been a big undertaking, as some of the new members send their money to her and some send to 4200 "A" Street, which is fine, all reaches the same bank. Many have already paid their 1977 membership, some have paid thru 1979)

With all the Ancestor Charts being printed into four Volumes to this date, and our Arkansas Family Historian reaching most members on time, and our bills most all paid, we really do think we are all a pretty happy group.

Those of you who have not seen your Ancestor Charts in print yet, do not give up: Volume V has been gathered and will be available sometime before March 1977. Volume VI has been started already. After the desired number of Charts have been completed by the members, then they are numbered, printed, indexed, collated, stapled, and then ready for sale. So much work is done after they reach our Headquarters. The new members usually send their Charts right back, soon as they can, and the long-time members take a little longer.

We are really keeping a good record, for very little returned mail, for those who move and forget to let uS know (that really costs money) are becoming less and less. We have paid as much as 58 cents to get one Quarterly back from the mail-man. And we have to pay that, so we can tell, who it belongs to: The straighten out the address, and pay to get it started the right direction again. But out of over 700 sent in September only 7 returned (for one reaSon or another). We thought that was a pretty good record.

Already work has been done toward the March issue for 1977. That does not mean, we do not welcome additional material. We are always happy to see our material on hand in good condition. When you send information to be shared with others, and you want to help your editors, type with a good dark ribbon, clean the keys, single space (we hate to waste paper) just after the title, please give your name, address , zip code. Often some member will want to contact the contributor & add to the published material. Leave about 1 & 1/2 inch at the top and at least 1 inch margin. From one to 10 pages in length. If the article should be longer, use 14 inch paper, as it can be reduced to the correct size.

Many' ,have made 90od. contacts thru the Query section. You are always encouraged to help with even a tiny clue. Sometimes just to mention a County or township where the surname is found will help.

, -24'5-

NOTES FROM YOUR EDITOR'S DESK (Con't page 2)

Our thanks to you many times again for the nice letters, and notes telling us how you enj.oy our publication, and how you have been helped (that pleases us!) Many have thanked us for telling about the new hooks

which are either new or being reprinted and where they can be gotten. Our thanks to R. W. Dhonau for compiling a more complete list for us. If you have recently published or getting ready to publish a book of interest to Arkansas people, let us know.

BOOKS ABOUT ARKANSAS PUBLISHED IN 1976 Compiled by R. W. Dhonau

SOLOMON ALSPAUGH ANCESTORS - DESCENDENTS - Related Families 1750-1975 $13.00 - Mrs. Emma Joyce Hamilton Alspaugh, 1016 Highland Dr., Magnolia, AR 71753 - Hard Back

ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN ANCESTOR CHARTS, published by Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc. - 4 volumes - $3. each volume. Mrs. Elaine Cia, Editor, 4200 "A" Street, Little Rock, AR 72205

INDEX TO SOURCES FOR ARKANSAS CEMETERY INSCRIPTIONS by Prudence Hall Chapter, D.A.R. $5. Mrs. Johnny Holt, 5203 Wood St., North Little Rock, AR 72118

CEMETERIES OF BENTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS, Volume V & VI - $5. each volume Northwest Arkansas Genealogical Society, P. O. Box 362, Rogers, AR 72556

ARKANSAS PIONNRS & ALLIED FAMILIES, Vol. I, by members of Arkansas Pioneers Association. Hard Back $17.50, Compiled by Mrs. Larry P. Clark, 1211 Biscayne Drive, Little Rock, AR 72207

CEMETERY RECORDS OF THE NEWARK-MAGNESS AREA of Big Bottom, Logan & Wycough Townships in Independence County, Arkansas, by James Logan Morgan, 314 Vine St., Newport, AR 72112 - $6.

ARKANSAS & RECONSTRUCTION: The Influence of Geography, Economics, and Personality, George H. Thompson, $15., Kennikat Press, 90 S. Bayles Ave., Port Washington, N. Y. 11050

ARKANSAS VOICES. An Anthology of Arkansas Literature, by Sarah Fountain, $8.95, Rose Publishing Co., Little Rock, AR 72201

ABSTRACT OF CATHOLIC REGISTER OF ARKANSAS - 1764-1858 - by Dorothy Jones Core, translation, Mrs. Nicole W. Hatfield, The Grand Prairie Historical Society - Box 122, Gillett, AR 72055 $8.

1880 CENSUS OF POPE COUNTY ARKANSAS, Hard Back - $25. Pope County Genealogical Society, Mrs. Anna Page Fields, Rt. 5, Box 249A, Russellville, AR 72801

PAGES FROM THE PAST - HISTORICAL NOTES ON CLARENDON, MONROE COUNTY & EARLY ARKANSAS - $5. Mrs. Jo Claire English, Clarendon, AR 72029

THE HISTORY OF JACKSONVILLE, ARKANSAS, 1818-1976, Jacksonville Bicentennial Commission, Jacksonville, AR 72076 $3.

SEARCY, ARKANSAS. A FRONTIER TOWN GROWS UP WITH AMERICA, Hard Back -$8.50, by Dr. R. L. Muncy. City of Searcy, 300 W. Arch, Searcy, AR 72143

HISTORY OF VAN BUREN COUNTY, ARKANSAS, $12.50, Write Eleanor Bowling Ryman, County History, Rt. I, Clinton, AR 72031

STILLWELL HERITAGE IN ARKANSAS - 1798-1976 - Hard Back, $9.00, R. W. Dhonau, 4410 Lee Ave., Little Rock, AR 72205

HISTORY OF JOHNSON COUNTY, ARKANSAS - The First Hundred Years, Reprinted 1976 by Johnson County Historical Scoeity as Bicentennial Project, Hard Back $10. Write Mrs. Lillian Mickel, P. O. Box 250, Clarksville, AR 72830

HISTORY OF COLUMBIA COUNTY, ARKANSAS, (This History was written by the late Nettie Killgore, & published in 1947 & has been out of print) Reprinted by Southwest Arkansas Genealogical Society, Mrs. Kitty Jean, 1022 Lawton Circle, Magnolia, AR 71753 $10. plus $1. postage Hard Back, & index of people

METHODISM IN ARKANSAS - 1816-1976, Dr. Walter Vernon - $9.95, Methodist Headquarters, 715 Center, Little Rock, AR 72201

QUAPAW QUARTER - A Guide to Little Rock's 19th Century neighborhoods, Thomas E. Wilkes & Quapaw Quarter Associetion, P. O. Box 1104, Little Rock, AR 72203 - 116 pages - filled with Historic Information over 300 Photographs $5.50

WILD FOODS COOK BOOK & FIELD GUIDE by Billy Joe Tatum - $.95, at Territorial Restoration Store, Little Rock, AR 72201

-246-

NOTES FRml YOUR EDITOR'S DESK (Con't page 3)

Very few people can boast of being married Fifty years, but this is my father-in-law & mother-in-law and on the 25th day of September 1976 they celebrated their 65th Wedding Anniversary. Elaine Cia (Mrs. M. B. Cia, Sr.) The following picture appeared in the GUARDIAN, Oct. 1, 1976 (a Catholic newspaper, issued in Little Rock, Arkansas).

THE GUARDIAN, OCTOBER I, 1976

Married 65 YeaTs Mr. 8ndMra. Jamea Ciao' Route I, ROIaud, .wbo operated a restaurant at West Markha ... and SprlaJ Streda, LIttle Roc!k. for many yean.' obIIIerved &heir IIlb weddlD, anniversary I .. t S.,Drday. Mr. CIa, who is 85, andhllwlfe. the fWlDer Veru MaloH, who II 84, were manted In NCII'th Adami, Masl., Sept. Z5., 1.11. Both were born In Italy aDd are lIatur.Uzed AlIlerlean cltbenl. They are eommaalcanta 01 St. Franek Churcll, uttle Italy. They have three aurviVIng Ion., Wilbert, Marie and Harry CIa, aU of JJtUe Roclr.; nille grandclilldra and U creat grllltdchDdrm. ADother .... Capt. Jolumie Cill of ibe LIttle Roell Fire Department, wa. ldUecI In the wreek of • 'fire pumper 15 yean ago. Mr. Cia ha. ODe living brotlaer, ViDeeat, of Peru., IU. Mrs. CIa has several nieces and nepheW! .

•••• *******

SPECIAL NOTICE Several will be happy to know about the new L. D. S. BRANCH

GENEALOGICAL LIBRARY near Jacksonville, Arkansas. We are delighted to tell you - it is now open. Opening date waS October 12, 1976. Address. L.D.S. Branch Genealogical Library, Highway 67 - North.,

Jacksonville, Arkansas 72076 Telephone 982-8988 -Take Cross road Exit, and go north on service road to the Mormon Church. The Library is located in the West Wing of the Church SCHEDULE: Tuesday & Wednesday 6.00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Friday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m.

Beeman's Genealogy by Independent Journal.

******.**** Col~n, is accepting Free

1667 E. Raines, Memphis, .* •••• *****

Queries, to be published TN 38116 (Weekly Pub.)

S.A.R. Sec. Treasurer's address: Morris Mays, Jr., P. O. Box 1107, Jonesboro, AR 72401

********.** REMEMBER - NOW IS THE TIME TO RENEW YOUR ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN

MEMBERSHIP. The only way to get your name on the 1977 Membership list, is to pay your membership! Our year begins January 1 and ends December 31. Many have already paid for 1977 and one has paid thru 1979! "She would hate to miss one issue". That is one way to be more safe than sorry!

P. S. If you should happen to hea·r anyone say "the historian does not have any thing of interest" - they are ot talking about our ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN!

-247-

ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN Volume XIV. 1976

INDEX

Compiled by JANE ALLEN GOODWIN and JAMES LOOAN MORGAN

ABBarT 199 ABERCRCMBIE 182 ABLES 129 ABNEY 199 ADAMS 28. 29. 34.

47. 57. 72. 101. 116. 132. 139. 161, 192. 197. 203. 204. 222. 31

ADRAIN 31 AEBY 14 AKIN 232 ALBERTSON 17 ALBRIGHT 7. 41.

196. 219 ALDREDGE 101 ALDRIDGE 30. 123.

128 ALDRIGE 101 ALEXANDER 118.

192 ALFORD 197. 207 ALlMAN 232 ALLEN 19. 25: 31.

34. 86. 106. 112. 118. 123. 152. 214

ALLEY 33. 138A ALLGOOD 40 ALLISON 174. 179 ALLISTON 159 ALMAND 232 ALMOND 232 ALPINE 34 ALSPACH 69 ALSPAUGH 69 ALSTON 29. 118 ALSTOT 28. 29 ALTEMAN 197 AMRHEIN 130 ANDERS 121. 138A

ANDERSON 5. 28. 34. 50. 54. 116. 138A. 140. 175. 180. 196

ANDREWS 59. 11 7. 213. 218

ANTHEM 224 ANTHONEY 11. 147 APPLING 155. 156.

157. 158. 159. 160

ARBUCKLE 57 ARCHER 33. 133.

194.212. 213. 218

ARCHUR 33 ARMING 196 ARMSTRONG 167. 222 ARNOLD 60 ARRENDALL 101 ARRESTON 49

ARRINGTON 121. 210 ARTER 30 ARTHUR 194 ASBERRY 116 ASH 106 ASHEN 45 ASHFORD 109 ASHING 30 ASKER 232 ATHEY 200 ATKINS 120 ATKINSON 127. 184 ATTLEBERRY 33 AUSTIN 106. 118.

122. 130. 219. 232

AUSTON 130 AYDLOTT 106

BABB 189 BACON 196 BAER 82 BAFFES 11. 146.

147 BAGBY 81. 92 BAGGS 53 BAGWELL 118. 174.

177 BAILEY 12. 45.

147. 167 BAILY 30 BAIN 104 BAKER 1. 2. 24.

29. 33. 34. 68. 106. 117. 121.

.140. 142. 156. 157. 159. 177. 186

BALDOCK 106 BALDRIDGE 63 BALEN 116 BALL 5. 7. 9. 10.

41. 42. 43. 52. 88. 137. 139. 140. 141. 142. 144. 145. 146. 149. 150. 151, 152. 153. 154

BALLARD 49 BALLEW 179. 225 BALZELL 78 BANKHEAD 105 BANNS 112 BARBER 116. 190 BARBOUR 191 BARCLIFT 28 BARHAM 28 BARKER 177. 183.

184 BARKSDALE 58 BARMORE 105 BARNARD 30. 31.

63

-1-

BARNES 28. 30. 191, 221

BARNETT 7. 106. 118. 126. 137. 141. 14·2. 149. 150. 177

BARNHILL 29. 30 BARRETT 14. 15. 16 BARROW 184 BARTEE 138A BARTLEY 8 BASHAM 200 BASKINS 28 BASS 28 BASSETT 34. 77 BATES 73. 104.

117. 130. 164. 165. 212. 224

BATSON 183 BATY 230 BAUCai 161 BAXTER 143. 144 BEAN 29 BEARD 80 BEASLEY 28. 213.

214 BEAUCHAMP 109. 110 BEAVERS 34. 230 BECK 34. no. 196 BEDINGFIELD 161 BEI1tIELL 138A BEENFIELD 31 BERE 207 BELDING 76. 77.

78. 195 BELISINGLY 30 BELL 5. 6. 31. 33.

36. 37. 102. 106. 117. 160. 212

BELLOWS 224 BELLS 212 BELT 28 BENEUX 29 BENICK 117 BENNETT 101. 198.

217. 227. 233 BENTLEY 64. 101 BENTON 33. 179 BERKS 51 BERRY 17. 30. 31.

71. 102. 116. 157

BERTHOLatEY 57 BESHEARS 118 BESSER 137 BEVENS 153 BEVERS 166 BHAR 29 BIGER 34 BIGGS 106 BIGLOW 217 BILBO 199

BILBY 103 BILLINGSLEY 34.

232 BILarE 145 BILYEU 225 BILYOU 225 BIRD 106 BIRKHEAD 65 BISH 160 BISHOP 16 BLACK 16. 178 BLACKARD 189 BLACKBURN 41, 105.

128 BLACKERBY 133 BLACKWELL 28. 29.

194 BLAG 31 BLAIR 33. 101 BLAISDELL 78 BLAKLEY 101 BLANCHARD 182 BLAND 58 BLANN 58 BLANSETT 106 BLANTON 56 BLARE 31 BLEDSOE 138A. 181 BLEIMES 130 BLEVENS 30 BLEWER 22 BLOUNT 101. 102.

103. 105 BLUCKER 127 BLUE 223 BOBBET 31 BOBBETT 117. 118 BOCK 160 BOERING 215 BOOGS 166 BQlANING 116 BWANAN 167 BOLDEN 230 BOLEN 112 BOLIN 100 BOLINGER 30. 31 BOLTZ 165 BONEFF 21 BONNER 156. 159 BOOKER 29 B()(I(OUT 33. 233 BOON 31 BOOTH 34 BOREN 29. 30. 101 BOSTIC 118 BOSWELL 97 BOTTCMS 182 BOUCHER 220 BOULAND 29 BOUNDS 121 BOURLAND 28. 29.

30 BOWDEN 65

Index ·2

BGiEN 18, 64 BGiER 103 BGiERS 104, 179 BOX 106 BOYCE 16 BOYD 49, 109, 110,

Ill, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 182

BOYDSTON 130 BOlE 53 BRACKENRIIXlE 118 BRADAS 87

BRYANT 29, 30, 90, 145

BRYSON 118, 125 BUCHANAN 145 BUFFINGTON 210,

213 BurE 51 BUKGlSKI 207 BULL 211 BIlillARDENER 106 BUMGARNER 135 BUNCH 30 BURCH 33, 34 BURGE 9, 15, 143 BRADEN 116, 139

BRADFORD 2, 17, BRADLEY 26, 27,

19 BURGESS 21 0 BURKE 81. 11 7 BURKLIN 104 BURKS 14, 51 BURNES 31

63, 103 BRADSHAW 116 BRADSHEAR 11, 147 BRALEY 31 BRALY 31 BRAMLET 116, 117,

U8

BURNET 29, 121 BURNETT 190 BURNS 31 BURR 176, 182 BURROUGHS 55 BURRGI 117, 118,

153, 154, 232 BURT 59

BRANDON 192 BRANNON 33 BRANSON 79 BRANTLEY 33 BRASHEARS 117, BRASHER 210 BRASWELL 60 BRATCHER 116 BRATTON 116

118 BURTON 29, 30 BUSBY 34, 117, 228 BUSCH 79

BRAY 140 BRECKELL 153 BREEDEN 104 BREWER 9, 16, 18,

19, 31, 41, 14.0, 153, 175, 178, 180, 197, 205, 231

BRIANT 34, 192 BRICKELL 15, 153 BRICKEY 15 BRIDGES 30, 33 BRIGGANS 116 BRIGGS 125 BRIMAGE 132 BRIMMAGE 132 BRINKEMPE 28 BRINKLEY 65, 101 BRISTGI 31 BRITT 196 BRITTON 30 BROADDUS 75 BROCK 197 BROKAW 137 BROOKS 30, 48., 70,

71. 72, 73, 76, 84, 101

BROUGHTON 125 BRGlN 3, 13, 32,

33, 34, 35, 95, 116, 117, 176, 180, 182, 183, 195, 200, 215, 216, 231

BRUCE 152 BRUNSEN 183

BUSH 75, 121, 19 BUSSEY 212 BUTCHER 181, 184 BUTLER 61, 62 BUTT 59 BUTTRAM 31 BUSBY 228 BUSH 19 BYERS 228 BYFORD 129 BYRD 138A BYRNE 154

CABE 100 CAGLE 28,. 11 7 CAIN 85, 190 CALDWELL 42, 11 7 ,

123, 203, 231 CALL 166 CALLAHAN 31 CALLICO 169 CALLICar 169 CALLGIAY U7 CALLYHAN 102 CALVERT 29 CAMERON 32, 227 CAMP 49 CAMMELLl91 CAMPBl'LL 28, 29,

94, 95, 102, 103, 110, 117, 166, 190, 204, 229

CANADY 137 CANNON 28, 45, 127 CANTRELL 166 CANTWELL 118 CAPERTON 198

CAPET115 CAPPELL 31 CAPPS 160 CAPS 117 CARDWELL 61, 62,

117, 118 CAREL INNS 30 CARGILL 16 CARLILE 30

CHESEBRO 230 CHILES 62 CHILTON 127 CHINN 137, 154,

225 CHIPMAN 4, 5, 6 CHITWOOD 199 CHRIATIAN 11 7 CHRISP 185 CHRISTIAN 28 CHRISTIE 24 CHUNN 64

92 CHUPET 194

CARLIN 191 CARLISLE 56 CARLOCK 166 CARLTON 80, 81, CARMACK 29, 31 CARMICHAEL 225 CARNACHAN 31 CARNER 82, 83, 90 CARPENTER 11, 30,

137, 143, 147 CARPER 60 CARR 182 CARRAWAY 218 CARROLL 17, 19,

50, 128 CARRUTHERS 9 CARTER 29, 31,

102, 116, 165, 178, 191, 197

CARUTHERS 96, 167 CARY 223 CASE 46 CASEY 28, 34, 104,

141, 194, 206 CASH 25 CATES 29 CATHER 130 CATHEY 42 CATION 152 CATO 106, 117 CAUDLE 191 CAULK 30 CAVERT 30 CAVITT 197 CEARLEY 157, 158 CECIL 133 CEETOD 55

CHURCH 127, 231 CHURCHILL 74 CIA 3, 69, 133,

136, 138A, 172 CIURCINA 13 5 CLAIBORNE 71, 73,

85 CLARK 1, 29, 31,

38, 87, 116, 117, 118, 134, 138A, 157, 167, 184, 193

CLARKE 164 CLAY 34, 185 CLAYPOOL 165,

166, 167 CLEARK 30 CLEM 109, 110 CLEMENS 63 CLEMENTS 7, 48,

155 CLEMM 31 CLEMONS 159 CLEVELAND 185 CLICK 215 CLIFFORD 117, 118 CLIMER 200 CLINE 33, 214 CLINGAN 179 CLINKENBEARD 223 CLINKSCALES? 222 CLOUD 18, 174, 178 COAKER 118 COATS 190 COATES 88, 190 COBURN 182

CHADDICK 182 CHAFIN 106 CHAMBERS 29, 76 CHAMBERLAIN 71, CHAMBLESS 65 CHAMTE 33 CHANDLER 160 CHANEY 190 CHAPMAN 79, 80,

84, 86, 92 CHASE 193 CHEATHAM 211 ,

72 COCHRAN 11 7 COCKRUM 34 COFFE 29 COFFEE 131 COFFEY 185 COFFMAN 231 COGBILL 182 CClIORN 116

215, 218 CHENAULT 54, 125 CHENEAU 54 CHEN-HAUT 54 CHENNAULT 54, 125,

217 CHERRY 29, 133,

189 CHESBOROUGH 230 CHESBRO 230

-2-

. COIIN 4 COIKSANS 118 COKER 117, 118,

194 COLBURN 189 COLE 128, 129,

138A, 200 COLEMAN 19, 31 COLLETT 192, 197 COLLIER 8

COLLINS 29, 34, 81, 106, 118, 137, 210

COLQUITT 60 COLREARD 30 COLTRANE 37 COLVARD 30 C<:MER 154 CCMPTm 138A C01STOCK 102, 105 CONDRAY 130 CONDRY 59, 193 CONE 159 cmOVER 70, 138X CONWAY 197 CONYER 62 COOD 28 COOK 14, 84, 116,

117, 118, 120, 214

COOLEY 197 COOPER 20, 33,

112, 116, 117, 118, 177

COPELAND 34, 11 7 , 181, 182

COPLAND 31, 33 CORALLO 134 CORBIN 31 CORDER 30 CORGEY 183 CORLEY 157 CORN 33 CORNELIUS 21 0,

216, 228 CORNETT 138A CORNISH 14, 176,

182 CORNSTALK 208 CORNWALLIS 37 CORNWELL 31, 97,

105 COROLLO 134 CORVIN 138A COSTNER 57 COlHERAN 11 7 COIHRAN 30, 31 COlNAM 48 COlTON 31 COUNSELL 30 COUNTS 233 COURTNEY 11 7 COURTS 28 COUSART 159 COVERT 28 COVEY 42 COVINGTON 19, 27 CCNAN 29 CCNARD 117 CCNHORN 117 COX 30, 34, 50,

111,127 CO'i 20, 27 CO'iNE 57 CRADDUCK 31 CRAFTON 116 CRAIG 1, 79, 93,

96, 97, 177, 229

CRAINE 105 CRAPO 48 CRAWFaID 29, 129 CREES EN 28 CREWS 62, 63 CRINER 28 CRISWELL 154 CRITES 118, 230 CROCKETT 130, 138A CROFFaID 35 CROFT 116 CROLEY 118 CRCMWELL 34, 33 CROOK 31, 117 CROOKS 30 CRoms 33 CROSBY 28, 30, 185 CROSS 45, 46, 65,

117 CROUCH 9, 13, 35,

36, 40, 152, 231 CROW 5, 6, 8, 118,

153 CROWE 166 CROWLEY 117 CRUMLEY 153 CRUSE 117 CRYER 174, 179 CULBERTSON 118 CUMMINGS 137 CUMMINS 83 CUMMON 33 CUNNINGHAM 77,

103, 110 CUPP 118 CURETm 31 CURTIS 9, 48,

125, 143, 231 CYPERT 185

DAGGLEY 30 DAILY 30 DAKIN 131 DALE 57, 109, 110,

111, 112, 113, 114, 115

DALTrn116 DANCHAK 222 DANIEL 53, 75, 81 DANLEY 31 DART 51 DAUGHERTY 153 DAUKIN 106 DAURETY 31 DAVENPORT 10, 11,

51, 146, 176, 179, 183

DAVIDSON 34, 85, 94, 96, 156, 157

DAVIES 82, 83 DAVIS 7, 28, 29,

30, 33, 40, 53, 87, 88, 103, 106, 116, 135, 158, 178, 197, 210, 213; 223, 228

DAVISON 29 DAWKINS 36

DAwsrn 30 DEAN 28 DAY 152 DEAN 33, 61, 62,

176, 182, 197 DEASrn 157 DEATON 15, 106,

183 DEGRAFFENREEDE 30 DEES 34 DE FOIX 115 DEILER 135 DEITRICH 65 DE LAUGHTERS 230 DE LEMOS 71 DELP 138A DE MEN! 57, 160 DENNIS 118, 232 DENT 159 DENTm 34 DERRYBERRY 106 DESON 118 DETHEROW 153 DETHROW 153 DE TURK 207 DEWEY 185

DRAPER 117, 225 DRISDELL 166 DRULETT 106 DRUSEL 118 DUBLIN 106, 107 DUBOSE 59 DUCKWORTH 55 DUDLEY 71, 81, 84 DUFFELL 116, 117 DUGGINS 34 DUKE 210, 212 DUMAS 218 DUN 31 DUNAGAN 45 DUNAHUES 45 DUNAWAY 28 DUNBAR 71 DUNCAN 29, 137 DUNHAM 33 DUNN 12, 30, 31,

. 60, 86, 87, 91, 148, 225

DURHAM 132 DURNING 28 DUVE 65 DYE 14

DEWY 35 DOHNAU 60, 138A EADS 48 DIAL 34 EAGLE 107, 117 DICKERSON 19, 28, EANES 138A

34, 164 EARL 154 DICKSON 106, 174, EARLY 77

178, 184, 185, EASLEY 17 197, 213., 215 EAST 176, 182,

DILINGER 116 197 DILLARD 28, 70, EASTERIDGE 196

123, 139, 140, EASTRIDGE 59 152, 153, 160 EATrn 102, 116,

DIXrn 79, 90, 112, 206, 207 122, 130, 213 EAZLEY 17

DOo\K 37 ECHOLS 156, 207 DOBBINS 7 EDMISTrn 191 DOBTsrn 33 EDMONDSOO 191 DODD 167, 196 EDMONSON 117, 191 DODSON 219 E!lMONSTOO 191 DatON 226 ElMARDS 29, 30, DrnAGHE 134 31, 33, 116, DrnALD 30 118, 129, 141, DONELSON 70, 71 199, 212 DORCHEAT 213 EGNER 97 DORMAN 216 EICHENBERGER 32 DORSETT 144 ELKINS 175 DORSEY 31, 116, ELLER 137

118, 198, 232 ELLETT 115 DOSS 173, 176, 197 ELLIOlT 29, 30, 34 DOSSEY 173, 175, ELLIS 19, 63, 102,

182, 188, 197 105, 118, 184 DOSWELL 155 ELLISON 33, 56 DOlSON 30 ELMORE 17 DOUGLAS 123, 156 ELSASS 137, 143, DOWDLE 102 144 DOWDY 194 EMBREE 30 DOWER 125 EMERSm 102 DOWLING 183 ENGLAND 210 DOWN 212 ENGLEBRIGHT 101 DOWNER 125 ENGLES 15, 152 DOZIER 28, 112, ENGLISH 28

142 EPLEY 22 DRAEGER 128 ERIUS 212, 218

-3-

Index 4

ESTES 29, 194 ESTILL 29 ETHERIDGE 102 EUBANKS 117 EVANS 16, 33,

FORD 5, 9, 35, 117, 143

FORDYCE 109, 110, 114, 115

FORE 103 138A, 185, 230

EVATT 225 EVENS 189 EVERETT 217 EVERHARD 37 EXLEY 129, 133

FOREST 116 FORESTER 116, 117 FORMBY 232 FORSEMAN 29 FORT 31 FORTENBERRY 102,

107, 167 FAIRCLOTH 50, 134 FORTNER 190 FALKNER 104, 190 FORTSON 120 FALLIS 142, 150 FOSTER 28, 69, 126 FANNEN 30 FOUCHE 92 FANNING 31 FOUCHEE 84 FANT 53 FOUNING 30 FARDY 226 FOUNTAIN 35 FARMER 116, 194 FCMLER 46, 48, 55, FARNBRIGHT 216 233 FARRAND 208 FOX 12, 127, 147 FARRAR 13, 35, 179 FRANCIS 129 FASSELL 29 FRANCURE 185 FAULKENBURY 34 FRANKLIN 27, 33, FAULKNER 127, 190 165 FAVOR 157 FRANKS 175, 180 FEAGLEY 116 FRAZIER 43 FEEBACH 54 FREEMAN 116, 117, FEEBACK 54 218 FELLOYS 78 FRENCH 33 FELTS 16, 41, 146 FRENETTE 118 FENTRESS 38 FRICKE 81, 85, 90, FENTRICE 51 91 FERGASON 107 FRICKEY 17 FERGUSON 53, 94, FRICKS 59

107, 120, 133, FRIEND 48, 167 183, 222, 223, FRY 82 228 FRYAR 126

FERREL 117 FRYER 102 FERRIER 34 FULHAM 83 FEWELL 30, 124, FULLENWIDER 59

231 FULLER 29 FIELDS 3, 138A FULTON 87 FILLINGEM 31 FUNK 138A, 167 FINCH 34, 128 FURGERSON 117 FINCHER 215, 233 FURGURSON 117 FINDLEY 16, 33 FURR 108 FINlAY 73, 87 FUTREL 116 FINlEY 5, 16, 118 FINNEY 42, 165 FIPPS 135

GABRIEL 28, 29 GAGE 30, 31, 70,

117, 118 FISHBACK 160 FISHER 29, 30, 31,

59, 138A, 193 FITZGERALD 77 FITZPATRICK 165 FLACK 107 FLANAGIN 110 FLANIKIN 105 FLEMING 194 FLENIKEN 224 FLETCHER 18, 116 FLOOD 118, 229 FLOYERS 29

GAINES 71, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 198, 225

FLOYD 118 FLYNN 57 FOANE 107 FCMBY 232

GALE 112 GALEY 30, 31 GALLIMORE 38 GALLO 134 GALLOYAY 158, 230 GALYEAN 117 GAMBLE 111, 113 GAMMILL 63 GANT 49 GARDNER 7, 40, 60,

136

-4-

GARGUS 118 GARLIN 137 GARNER 34, 13 5,

194 GARRAT 29 GARRETT 231 GARRISON 30, 123,

165 GASKILL 42 GASTON 109, Ill,

112, 113, 115 GATES 87, 127 GAY 101 GAYLE 110, 113 GENTRY 123, 180 GEORGE 21, 74,

104, 160 GIBBONS 232 GIBBS 83 GIBSON 31, 118,

121, 160, 166, 210, 227

GIDDINGS 71, 72, 84

GIFFORD 28 GILBERT 138A, 142 GILBERTS 33 GILBOY 57 GILBREATH 189 GILBRETH 28 GILES 6, 49 GILHEST 215 GILL 14, 31; III GILLETT 97 GILLIAM 30, 166 GILLMORE 167 GILLUM 129 GILMAN 72 GILMER 178, 185 GILMORE 165, 167 GIPSON 30, 31 GIVINS 210 GLASGOY 212 GLASS 159 GLASSCOCK 116, 118 GLOVER 107 GOBBLE 41, 42 GODFREY 131 GOEDAN 34 GOFF 79 GOLDEN 117 GOLLEHER 107 GOOCH 17 GOODMAN 55, 191 GOODSPEED 229 GOODWIN 14, 19,

27, 33, 34, 53 GORDON 14, 28, 70,

102, lOS, 107 GOSS 47, 54 GarT 12, 147 GOULD 28, 184, 197 GOYER 82 GOYERS 28 GRACE 141 GRAGG 220 GRAHAM 118, 126,

232 GRANT 58

GRAY 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, IS, 31, 35, 36, 37, 40, 41, 42, 43, 87, 88, 106, 107, 118, 132, 137, 140, 141, 143, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 160, 186

GRAYHAM 30 GRAYSON 59, 117 GREATHOUSE 162 GREEN 16, 21, 27,

34, 38, 40, 43, 70, 71, 77, 98, 100, 101, 102, 104, 107, 123, 137, 153, 154, 156, 191, 193, 211, 213, 218

GREENE 109, ISS, 158, 191, 232

GREENlEE 119 GREENWAY 29 GREENWOOD 28 GREER 22, 29, 65,

102, 134, 186 GREGORY 51, 75,

158, 160, 199 GRIDER 29 GRIFFIN 53, 102,

125, 175, 176, 181, 183, 197

GRIFFITH 80, 93 GRIGGS 191 GRIGSTON 117, 118 GRIMM 31 GRISBY 146 GRISSO 34 GROOGIN 15 GROSSO 197 GROUNDS 31, 33 GRUBB ·138A GRUBS 34 GRUNDY 87 GUENZEL 144 GUESS 104 GUEST 29 GULLETT 34, 118 GUNNELS 23, 118,

216 GUNTER 31, 210 GUNZEL 144 GURGENESS 32 GURLEY 53 GUSHWA 57 GUTHREY 29 GUTHRIE 186 GWATHMEY 150 GWINN 117, 118

HAERING 87, 91 HAFENDORFER 144 HAGAN 118 HAGEN 52 HAGER 127 HAIL 3D, 31

Index 5

HAINES 167 HAISTEN 34 HALBROOK 28 HALBROOKS 103 HALE 117, 230 HALEBURTON 29 HALES 29, 30 HALEY 16, 54., 78,

137 HALL 31, 53, 117,

118, 122, 131, 138A, 199, 212, 225, 226

HALLIBURTON 29 HALSEY 15, 104 HAMAKER 27, 209,

211 HAMERLIN 215 HARRELL 224 HART 233 HAZZARD 232 HEATH 216 HEMBERE 214 HAMBLIN HAMILTON 28, 29,

30, 59, 69, 82, 118, 159, 189

HAMM 29 HAMMACK 24 HAMMOCK 24, 34 HAMMOND 28, 121 HAMNER 156 HAMPTON 34, 117 HANCOCK 197 HAND 134 HANES 31 HANGAR 77 HANKINS 31, 181,

219, 220 HANN 200 HANNA 122, 130 HANNER 38 HARBISON 199 HARBSON 215 HARDCASTLE 34,

161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 166, 167

HARDEN 31 HARDER 127 HARDIE 178, 185 HARDIN 21, 22, 93,

94, 95, 96, 97, 116

HARDMAN 10, 11, 146

HARDWAY 21 HARDWICK 116,. 132 HARGRAVES 117 HARGREAVES 205,

206 HARGROVE 7 HARIFORD 129 HARLAN 206 HARMAN 28 HARMON 29, 33 HARPER 31, 33, 91,

105 HARR 26, 122

HARRELL 72, 224 HARRINGTON 110,

138A, 142 HARRIS 29, 54, 62,

75, 83, 85, 103, 105, 107, 116, 117, 120, 137, 156, 177, 178 189, 222

HARRISON 29, 76, 82, 107, 127, 186, 199

HARSHAW 101 HART 29, 210, 233 HARTFORD 154 HARTIN 218 HARTLEY 138A HARTSELL 27 HARTSFIELD 58, 210 HARTSWELL 186 HARVEY 102, 212 HARVILL 107 HASH D8A HASKEL 34 HASLEY 197 HASSEL 34 HASSETT 29 HATFIELD 33 HATHCOCK 41, 142 HATLEY 33 HAWKINS 14, 28,

29, 40, 47, 54, 75

HAWKYNS 54 HAWTHORNE 225 HAY 10, 30, 50,

146 HAYES 37, 218 HAYNES 33, 79, 80,

81, 90, 91, 127, 212

HAYS 219 HAYTER 19 HAYZEN 102 HAZELWOOD 166 HAZLE 116, 117 HAZZARD 232 HEAD 150 HEARD 210 HEARN 24, 194 HEASLET 228 HEATH 216 HEAZLET 228 HEDGECOCK 107 HEDRICK 202 HEFFINGTON 104 HEIDRICH 202 HELTON 194 HEMBERE 214 HEMPHILL 126, 160,

184 HEMPSTED 150 HENDERSON 2, 15,

53, 183, 197 HENDRICK 28 HENS ELL 15 HENRY 30, 33, 102,

230 HENSLEY 126

HEREFORD 128 HOLT 3, 117, 127, HERNDON 63, 73, 75 190, 210 HERON 116, 118 HOLYFIELD 123 HERREN 28 HONEA 28, 29 HERRING 142, 153, HOOD 199

184 HOOPER 118, 190, HERRON 34, 35 193 HERVEY 101, 103 HOOVER 178 HESS 30 HOPE 98, 99, 100 HESTER 34, 48 HOPKINS 33, 80, HEUSE 231 196, 203 HEVELAND 211 HOPSON 33 HEWEY 99 HORN 35 HIBBARD 229 HORNE 140 HICKERSON 28, 145 HORNER 28 HICKLIN 31 HORTON 31, 166, HICKMAN 20, 190, 173, 180, 189

193 HOUGH 33 HICKS 46, 107, 198 HOUSE 133 HIGGENBorHAM 116 HOUSTON 28, 33, HIGGINS 177 103, 126, 209, HIGH 106 230 HIGHLAND 30 HOWE 199 HIGHTOWER 41 HOWARD 34, 102, HIGNITE 180 103, 127, 175, HIGNIGHT 180 229 HILES 29 HOWELL 11, 17, HILL 16, 20, 34, 18, 29, 147,

37, 38, 65, 102, 163, 167 116, 117, 135, HOWLIN 65 138A, 194 HarLE 28

HINES 5, 21, 102 HUBBARD 181, 195 HINKLE 116 . HUBBELL 81, 82 HINSON 117 HUBBLE 33 HINION 30, 113 HUBLE 33 HIRST 232 HUDDLE 138A HITCHCOCK 117, 118 HUDDLESTON 14., 16, HITTLE 138A 128, 141, 230 HIX 31 HUDGENS 137, 190 HOARM 29 HUDGEONS 134 HOBBS 56, 226 HUDSON 28, 31, HOCH 49 165, 213, 226 HODGES 52, 99 HUDSPETH 54 HOGAN 28, 52, 105, HUEY 15090 38A

192 HUFF ,1 HOGGARD 15 HUFFMAN 17 HOGGE 124, 231 HUFFSTUTLER 117 HOG INS 64 HUFFSTUTTLER 118 HOGUE 28, 100, HUFSTEDLER 29

103, 124, 231 HUGGINS 28, 29, 30 HOLCOM 232 HUGHES 126, 132, HOLCOMB 232 182, 210, 231 HOLCOMBE 177, 232 HUGHS 28, 118 HOLDER 185 HUIE 226 HOLDERBY 118 HULL 31, 219 HOLCOMB 34 HULSEY 189, 221, HOLCUM 116, 118 233 HOLIFIELD 123, 128 HUMPHREY 174, 195 HOLLABAUGH 195 HUMPRHEYS 33, 55 HOLLER 211 HUMPHRIES 174 HOLLINGER 74 . HUNNCUTT 51 HOLLENWORTH 212 HUN! 50, 87, 110, HOLLINWORTH 212 131, 180, 213,

H~~S 63, 116, H~ER 30, 31, 33,

HOLLOWAY 54, 157, URS20T7 46 160, 183 H , 232

HOLMES 16, 38, HUSE 31 122, 129, 133, 196, 200

-5-

Index -6

HUSK 35 HUTCHESON 59. 203 HUTCHINS 70. 71.

72. 73. 76. 84. 85. 86. 118. 122. 123

HUTSON 16 HYHURST 31

IMES 37 INGRAM 107 IRELAND 71 IRBY 33 IRONSIDE 126. 196 IRVIN 116. 118 IRVINE 125 IRWIN 30 ISAAC 55 ISAACK 200 ISAACS 103 ISANHCWER 33 ISHMAEL 117 ISHMAHEAL 118 IVANOFF 21 IVES 16 IVY 28. 29. 31

JACKMAN 102 JACKSON 7. 31. 34.

40. 70. 71, 107. 117. 122. 130. 138A. 140. 143. 144. 151, 152. 186. 194. 195. 210

JACOBS 177 JAGGERS 191 JAMES 28. 29. 34.

73. 103. 113. 125. 145. 153. 231

JAMISON 210 JANES 196 JASPER 216 JEAN 59 JEFFERSON 71. 186.

222 JEFFRIES 29 JEKOFF 21 JENKINS 30. 107.

128. 138A. 144 JENNINGS 50. 134.

155. 209 JERRY 17 JOB 76 JCHANN 213 J(HNS 30. 137 J(HNSON 1. 6. 12.

13. 14. 28. 29. 33. 38. 50. 63. 71. 86. 87. 88. 89. 105. 107. 114. 116. 117. 118. 122. 137. 138A. 139. 140. 143. 145. 147. 148. 152. 158. 160. 178. 184.

cont'd

J(HNSON (cont'd) 191. 192. 199. 219. 229. 230. 232

J(HNSTOO 15. 103. 121. 147

JCLLY 74. 157 JONES 7. 25. 28.

30. 31. 33. 34. 35. 62. 102. 103. 104. 105. 113. 116. ll7. ll8. 127. 128. 140. 145. 146. 153. 165. 176. 177. 179. 182. 196. 197. 210. 225

JORDAN 29. 180. 216

JOSHUA 137 JOSLIN 104 JOURDOO 34 JOYNER 194 JUDKINS 128 JUSTICE 17

KAGLE 137 KARNES 29. 189 KAYSER 122 KEEL ll6 KEESAER 210 KEESEE 196 KEETES 34 KEIRSEY 190 KEITH 138A. 210.

2ll KELL 228 KELLER 34 KELLEY 188 KELSOE 30 KELLAM 30. 103 KELLEAM 103. 105 KELLEY 22. 74.

172. 173. 174. 175. 176. 177. 178. 179. 180. 181, 182. 183. 184. 185. 188. 197

KELLING 190 KELLY 56. 63. 133.

164. 165. 211. 227

KEMPT 49 KENDRICK 26. 231 KENDRICKS 181 KENKINS 128 KENNEDY 22. 28.

30. 31. 117. 177 KENNON ll5 KENT 120 KENYON 113. ll5 KERLIN 214 KERR 42 KERSEY 30 KERSHAW 212 KESTER 33. 173 KETZ 141

KEY 110 KIDD 34 KIETH 183 KILBOURNE 138A KILBY 34 KILLEBREW 207 KILPATRICK 181 KIMBERLING 29 KIMBRO 117 KIMBROUGH 154 KINCADE 28 KINCAID 76. 79 KINDRICK 107 KING IS. 33. 34.

LANGE 13. 88. 148 LANGLEY 180 LANGSTON 14. 41.

47. 206 LANIER 137 LANKFORD 34 LANN 28 LANQUERY 86 LARGIN 28 LARIMORE 121 LARSEN 15 LARY 50 LASLEY 117 LASTER 30

36. 45. ll8. 122. 137. 138A. 167. 197. 210. 219. 220

LATCH ll7 LAUGHLIN 211.

214. 232 LAW 135

KINGARY 30 KINGCADE 29 KIRBY 33. 49.

13SA. 167

LAWRENCE 30. 117. 118. 137. 156

LAWSEN 30

KIRK 28. 29. 31 KIRKHAM 173. 174.

LAWSON 138A. 164 LEARD 130 LEARY 50 LEATHERMAN 77. 78 181. 184. 197

KIRKPATRICK 30. KIRKLAND 33 KIRKSEY 107 KIRKUM 174 KIRSEY 134 KIRTEN SO. 92 KISNER 34 KLEPFLERS 122 KLINKER 227 KNIGHT 60. 183.

225 KNIGHTON 26 KNIGHTSTEP 160 KNOELL 191 KNCKE 165 KNCWEL 191 KNOX 109. 115.

225 KOONTZ 230 KRANZ 130 KRETSCHER 144 KRIDER 28 KURKENDALL ll6 KUYKENDALL 101.

103 KYE 190

LACKEY 228 LACY 38 LADAMAN 225 LADYMAN 198. 225 LAER 81 LAINE ll7 LAMAN 8. 9. 143 LAMB 117. 118.

174-. 176. 180. 182. 183. 197

LAMBERT 30. 34. LAMM 31 LAMON 41 LANCE 34

58 LEATON 117 LEDBETTER 28. 64 LEDGERWOOD .31 LEE 9. 24. 37.

86. 96. 105. 143. 165. 193. 196. 218

ILEEPER 223 LEGATE 107 LEGERWOOD 30 LEGGETT 32 LEIB 118 LEIRD 130 LEMNE 109. 115 LEMOO 101. 225 LEMONS 225 LEMOS 71 LEMSFORD 116 LE MURE 109 LENTY 31 LEONARD 141. 145 LESTER ll8 LETLCW 197 LEVIN 31 LEVINE 98 LDiALLEN 116 LDiEL 31 LDiIS 14. 31, 33.

60. 64-. 75. 87. 103. 120. 153

LEYMONS 34 LIEBFRlTZ 40 LIEUALLEN 33 LIGHT 118 LIGHTNER 216 LIKENS 31 LILES 49

50 LIMRICK 31 LINDALE 29 LINDSEY 37. 51,

104 LINEBARGER 145 LANDRUM 118

LANE 29. 31. 118. 167

117. LINGO 121 LINSEY 30

-6-

Index 7

LINER 53 LINTON 219 LIPPEATT 230 LISCrnBE 50 LITTLE 117 LITTLEJOON 232 LITTRE 118 LIVELY 31 LIVINGSTON 33. 47.

85. 204 LLEWELLYN 195 LLOYD 33. 34 LOCK 107 LOCKE 94 LOCKHART 118 LOCKLER 29 LOCKMAN 46 LOCKWOOD 183 LOGAN 54. 99. 129 LOLLAR 50 LCMAX 179 LrnBARD 84 LONDAGIN 29 LONG 34. 117.

176. 194. 231 LOONEY 76 LOSSING 115 LOUDAGIN 28 LOVE 5. 117 • LOVELADY 116. 126 L(lV 30 LCWE 5. 9. 176.

183 LCWER 83 LCWRY 114 LOYAL 156. 159 LOYD 54. 122. 123 LUCAS 28. 30. 54.

105 LUCK 107. 212. 214 LUCY 48 LUMPKIN 118. 133 LUMPKINS 129. 133 LUNA 127 LUSK 101 LUTEN 144. 150 LUTHER 206 LUVVORN 184 LYBRAND 157. 158 LYLES 114 LYNCH 31 LYNN 175. 180

McAFEE 190 McALISTER 231 McALLISTER 12.

104. 147. 150. 184

McCABE 29. 31 McCAIN 117 McCALEB 14 McCALIMAN 21 McCALMAN 211. 213 McCALSMAN 218 McCAN 65 McCARTY 34. 35 McCARTHY 78 McCASTLIN 30. 31 McCLAIN 232

McCLANE 42 McCLAY 112 McCLELLAND 60 McCLINTOCK 80. 92 McCLURE 15. 29.

33. 109. 110. Ill. 112. 113. 114. 115. 137. 141

McCLURG 15 McCOLLISTER 28 McCOLLOUGH 33. 118 McCONAUGHEY 121 McCONNELL 28. 29.

134 McCORD 110. 112 McCORMICK 29 McCOY 117 McCRACKEN 116.

117. 118 McCUBBIN 31. 34 McCULLOUGH 11. 146 McDANIEL 5. 33.

34. 110. 116. 118. 173. 175. 181, 182. 183. 188. 197

McDONALD 121. 160. 198. 207. 232. 233

McDCWELL 94. 194 McDUFF 28 McELHANNON 181 McELROY 30. 31.

157 McEVER 98 McEWIN 103 McFADDEN 109. 174 McFARLAND 36. 37.

38. 117. 118 McFARLIN 103 McFELCH 33. 34 McFERREN 30 McGARR 33 McGEE 5. 7. 29.

36. 37. 38. 45. 126. 131

McGENNIS 31 McGRADY 28 McGUIRE 45 McHANEY 30 McHENRY 102 McHORSE 127 McILLROY 28 McILROY 116 McINTIRE 12. 147 McINTOSH 116. 117.

118 McJUNKIN 33 McKAY 55. 160. 230 McKEA 107 McKEE 29 McKENEY 31 McKENZIE 135 McKIDDY 31 McKINLEY 116 McKINNEY 29. 30.

43. 116. 160 McKINNON 138A

McLAREN 122 McLAUGHLIN 28. 29.

117. 174. 177. 197. 230

McLEAN 119 McLURE 214 McMAHAN 173. 175.

176. 179. 180. 182. 197

McMAHEN 26 McMATH 77 McMILLEN 54. 205 McMILLIN 104 McMILLON 145 McMORRIS 104 McMULLEN 18 McMURPHY 78 McMURRAY 84 McMURY 29 McNABB 192 McNAIRY 37 McNEAL 117. 175 McNEELEY 50 McNEICE 117 McNEIL 112. 185 McRAE 186 McVAY 118 McWHA 182

MABRAY 189 MABERRY 103 MABRY 104 MACHEN 214 MACK 82. 117 MADDREY 207 MADDUX 189 MADISON 74. 75 MAFRES 31 MAGEE 131 MAGILL 114 MAGNESS 151 MAGON136 MAGRO 134 MAGUYRE 45. 46 MAHAN 17. 230 MAHERD 33 MAINER 34 MALLORY 166 MALOCH 193 MALONE 233 MANGRUM 30. 145 MANGUM 17 MANLY 96. 97 MANNING 29 MANNON 35 MANOR 117 MANSELL 179 MANSFIELD 181. 197 MARBERRY 18 MARBURY 110 MARION 115. 186 MARKHAM 72. 102 MARLAR 42. 55 MARLEIT 45 MARONAY 50 MARRS 29 MARSH 167 MARSHAL 30 MARSHALL 28. 186

-7-

MARTEL 215 MARTIAU 87 MARTIN 15. 31. 33.

36. 41. 42. 47. 65. 84. 93. 107. 112. 113. 114. 116. 118. USA. 204. 223. 229

MARTINDALE 137 MARVIN 135 MASON 103. 104.

130. 165. 190. 227

MASSENGALE 34 MASSENGILL 116 MASSEY 142. 214 MATHEWS 42. 75.

76. 77. 101, 128. U8A. 231

MATHIS 127. 207. 231

MATLOCK 164 MATTHEWS 28. 104.

. 127. 213 MATTIECE 116 MAULDIN 230 MAULDING 230 MAURRY 116 MAXWELL 28. 34. 65 MAXEY 29 MAY 42. 49. 53.

123. 226. 231 MAYBERRY 107. 232 MAYES 217 MAYO 20. 107 MAYS 107 MEACHAM 137. 140 MEACHUM 7. 10. 14 MEADOR 195 MEADCW195 MEDCALF 23 MEDLEY 137. 154 MEDLOCK 105. 118 MEEKS 166 MELLON 117 MELTON 28. 29. 64 MENDENHALL 37. 212 MENEFEE 103. 105 MERCER 33 MEREDITH 116. 117.

118,. 191 MERIDEIH 28. 191 MERIDITH 34. 116.

203. 205 MERRELL 105 MERRICK 104 MERRIOIT 196 MERRITT 64. 80.

87. 219 MERRYMAN 28 MESEY 41 MESSEKER 11 7 MEICALF 31 MICHAELS 33 MICHEL 30 MICHELL 17 MICHELTREE 121 MICKEL 3 MILHAM 32

Index 8

MILHORN 31 MILICAN 33 MILLEN 114 MILLER 14, 29, 30,

41, 45, 80, 88, 92, 101, 103, 107, 116, 121, 122, 138A, 181, 197, 199

MILLIGAN 40, 41. 223

MILLS 103, 189, 194

MILURE 117 MINOR 32 MINION 107 MINYARD 34 MISHLER 85 MITCHELL 28, 29,

54, 116, 117,

MULLEN 36, 37, 38, 216

MULLENS 216 MULLINIX 31 MULLINS 34 MURDOCK 31, .191 MURPHEY 35, 56,

116 MURPHY 102, 103,

116, 117, 127, 193

MURRAY 11, 117, 147, 179

MURRY 28, 160 MUSGROVE 140, 142,

153 MUSIC 31 MUSSER 167 MYERS 165

131, 175, 181, NAFF 189 229 NAIL 128

MOBLEY 42, 126, NALL 212 174, 178, 179, NALLS 218 185, 196 NANCE 137

MOFFEIT 31 . NAPER 31 MOHAWK 212 NAPIER 34 MOHON 180 NASH 182 MONAHAN 78 NASWORTHY 117, 118 MONKS 34 NATION 123 MONROE 193, 215 NEARY 86 MON! 232 NEDRY 189 MONTGOMERY 7, 14, NEELY 107

52, 55, 81 NEESEMAN 155 MOODY 27, 116 NEIBERT 21 MOON 227 NEIGHBORS 166 MOONEY 135 NEILL 217 MOORE 26, 28, 29, NELAND 177

33, 34, 48, 94, NELMS 166 104, 105, 116, NELSON 22, 53, 181 141, 156, 157, NESBITT 199 160, 198, 232 NEITLES 116, 117

MOOSE 102 NEW 17 MOREFIELD 57 NEWMAN 41, 95, 96 MORELAND 232 NEWTON 52, 56, MORGAN 1, 17, 19, 156, 159, 188,

20, 27, 38, 62, 197, 207, 233 96, 101, 106, NICHOLS 28, 31, 108, 137, 138, 32, 33, 50, 116, 157, 194, 212, 117, 118, 137, 224, 226, 229 205

MORRELL 105 NICHOLSON 54 MORRIS 28, 58, 60, NICHUSS 7 214

104, 107, 137, NINON 31 223, 231 NIX 12, 147

MORISSEI 166 NIXON 29, 30, 117, MORRISON 116, 197, 118

232 NOBB 145 MORRISS 33 NOBBS 118 MORTON 206 NOCHOLS 116 MOOES 101, 103 NOEL 191 MOOLEY 41 NOELL 191 MOOS 56, 187 NORMAN 60, 124 MOTLEY 57, 165, NORRID 133, 189

166, 167 NORSWORTHY 116 MOULDER 34 NORTHERN 52, 143 MOUN! 16, 29 NORTHUM 31 MOUNTS 118 NavELL 191 MavLIN 12 NavLIN 12, 147

NULL 219 NUNLEY 28 NUTT 117, 118 NYGARD 210

PATTILLO 110 PATTISON 87, 88 PATTON 54 PATTY 28 PATY 28

OAKLAY 211 PAUL 206 OATS 46, 48 PAULEY 223 OBAR 30, 31 PAYNE 118, 189, O'BRIEN 165 212 ODELL 30 PEABODY 29 OGDEN 122, 123 PEARCE 108, 230 OGLESBY 210 PEARCY 108 OHOLENDT 17 PEARSON 22, 23, OLDFIELD 206 34, 64 OLDHAM 30, 52 PECK 198 OLDS 22 PECTOL 42 OLEVIANI 31 PEEBLES 117 OLIVER 28, 107, PEEK 210

230 PEEL 96, 97 OLLER 233 PELHAM 97 O'NEIL 118 PELT 120 ONICK 29 PENDERGRAFI 61, ORMSON 199, 232 62 ORR 34 PENDLEION 31, 74, ORRICK 219 77, 78, 79, 84, ORTIZ 57 90 OOBORN 34, 176 PENN 87 OSBORNE 138A, 159 PENNINGTON 30 OSBURN 159 PEOPLES 226 OTTINGER 16 PERKEY 42 OVERALL 46 PERKINS 31, 41, OVERSTREEI 57 125, 185 OVERTON 107 PERRY 19, 190, avEN 23, 26, 27, 205, 213, 216

41, 104, 118 PERTEEI 156 avENS 102, 103, PEIILLER 105

104, 116, 143, PEIILLO 105 176, 179, 183, PETTY 31, 108, 185, 232 122, 231

OXFORD 33 PHEBEHOUSE 118 PHELAN 48

PACE 215, 218 PHELP 232 PACKER 29, 121 PHILLIPS 27, 34, PAINE 117 35, 43, 63, 103, PAINIER 48 104, 108, 182, PALMER 118, 167 199, 218, 223 PANKEY 117 PHVEHOUSE 118 PANTER 48 PICKENS 8, 29 PANTHER 232 PICKLER 217 PARCHMAN 194 PICKRuM 34 PARHAM 53 PIERCE 28, 177, PARISH 15 182, 184, 230 PARK 223 PIKE 71, 86 PARKER 28, 30, 33, PILKERSTON 179

117, 133, 213, PINCKNEY 54 214, 230 PINNELL 118

PARKS 104 PINIARD 70 PARSONS 37, 179, PIPKIN 108, 211

182 PIPKINS 31 PARTAIN 3.0, 31 PIRTLE 160, 232 PARTRIDGE 155 PITTENGER 86, 87, PASCHAL 212 91 PATE 104 PITTS 108, 109 PATES 29 PLUMER 102 PATRICK 81, 195 PLUMLEE 33 PATTERSON 16, 42, POAG 114, 115

78, 79, 90, 102, POE 157, 213 107, 108, 116, POINDEXTER 166 154, 174, 177 POINIER 29

-B-

Index 9

POLK 59, 78, 196, RALSTON 51 210 RAMBO 109

POLLARD 74, 75, RAMEY 137 78, 116, 130 RAMICK 155, 158

POLLOCK 122, 130 RAMMER 33 PONDER 8 RAMSEY 99, 100 POOL 31 RAMY 29 POOLE 116, 118, RANDLE 52

138A RANDOLPH 117, 144 POPE 10, 140 RANEY 31, 102 PorTA 121 RANKEN 30 POITENGER 192 RANSCM 29 PORTER 62, 109, RASBURY 117

Ill, 115, 138A RATCLIFF 46 PorTS 31 RATELIFF 46 POITER 31 RAULSTON 51 POUNDS 181 RAWLINS 74, 139, P(]oIELL 29, 31, 154

108, 191, 211, RAY 100, 117, 118 212, 214, 217 READ 155

P(lo/ ERS 13 REAMES 54 PRATT 127, 157 REAVES 34, 35, PRAYTOR 99 108, 137 PREMICN 156 RECTOR 28, 82, 166 PRESLEY 1, 32, 44, REDD 206

118, 119, 186, REDING 30, 31 210 REDMON 31

PRESSER 42 REDPATH 126 PRESSLEY 119 REDUS 36 PRESSON 231 REECE 217, 218 PRESTON 30 REED 30, 42, 108, PREVARD 94 116, 195 PRICE 118, 196 REEL 223 PRICHARD 33 REEVES 28, 29, 36, PRICE 29, 30, 31, 165, 180

75, 77, 118 REID 49, 176, 197 PRIDE 21, 22 REININGER 224 PROCTCR 81, 92 RENFRO 205 PROFFITT 63, 86 RENFR(]oI 233 PROSPERA 134 RENICK 163, 167 PRUETT 34, 54 RENSHAW 159 PRUITT 54 REYNOLDS 24, 31, PUCKETT 28, 29 86, 87, 116, PUCKETT 50 118, 138A, 144, PUGH 33, 34, 62 217 PULLIAM 197 RHEA 118 . PUMP 34 RHOOEN 28 PURCELL 117 RHUDY 138A PURKINS 144 RIBBINSON 28 PURL 31 RICARDESON 30 PURLIA 137 RICE 30, 82 PURYELL 118 RICHARDSON 30, 33, PURTELL 232 137, 138A, 179, PURTLE 232 205, 220 PUTMAN 29, 52 RICHMOND 160 ?YBORN 18 RICHTER 130 ?YEATTE 104 RICKETT 29

QUAIL 31 QUAILS 108 QUESENBURY 29 QUINN 31

RICKS 136 RIDDICK 82, 90 RIDDLE 28, 29, 33 RIDLIN 108 RIGDON 229 RIGGS 30, 231

RADCLIFF 193 RIGHTMAN 134 RAGLAND 116, 118 RINGG(L!) 97 RAGSDAIL 105 RISLEY 116 RAGSDALE 29, 116 RIZLEY 45, 52 RAINES 131 ROA.RK 30 RAINEY 223 ROBARD 71

ROBBINS 4, 6, 7, 37, 182

ROBERSCN 41, 118 ROBERTS 18, 29,

30, 34, 102,

RUTHERFORD 50, 94, 117, 118, 178

RUTTER 30 RYALS 223 RYMAN 138A

SADDLER 108 SADLER 28. 31

105, 108, 116, 125, 130, 137, 154, 183, 211, 212

ROBERTSON 11 7, * SAGELY 32

SAKARIS 50 SAMPLE 75 SANDERS 42, 118,

141, 142, 143, 181, 210

ROBINETTE 156, 159 ROBINSON 4, 10,

12, 13, 18, 42, 72, 80, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 91, 92, 114, 130, 146, 148, 155, 160, 189

ROCKWELL 64 RrnEN 217 ROOES 34 ROOGERS 14, 232 ROORIQUIZ 8 ROGERS 34, 102,

110, 112, 117, 124, 137, 176, 177, 193, 194, 197, 215, 216, 232

R(LAND 117 R(LLONGS 34 R(LSTON 51 RCMINES 34 ROOP 220 ROOSEVELT 10, 147 ROPER 211 ROQUEMORE 47 ROSBORO 115 ROSE III ROSS 33, 42, 59,

90, 231 ROSSEN 28 ROlEN 216 ROlIN 118 ROUCH 130 R(]oIAN 33, 125 R(]oIDEN 232 R(]oIE 21, 32 R(]oIELL 134 R(]oILAND 32, 109,

110, Ill, ll2, ll3, 114, 115, 116

ROY 117 RUCKER 75 RUCKS 87 RUDASILL 14 RUFFIN 108 RUFFNER 18 RUNALS 35 RUPLE 25 RUSER 130 RUSHTON 215 RUSK 30 RUSSELL 28. 30.

72, 99, 173. 206

210, 217 SANDERSON 160 SAPPINGTON 77 SARTON 141 SATERFIELD 116 SATTERWHITE 153.

232 SAUNDERS 29. 33.

116. 203. 205. 206

SAWYERS 31 SAXTON 33. 38 SAYAD 5 SAYLES 103 SCAGGS 30 SCHAFFER 132 SCHLOPFER 196 SCHMIDT 104. 130 SCHMITZ 122 SCHOBER 122 SCHREIBER 14 SCHROOER 2 SCHULTS 160 SCHULTZ 144 SCHUMACHER 122 SCHUMAKER 122 SCHWAMMELL 47. 57 SCHWERICKE 194 SCOIT 28. 30. 98.

122. 130, U8A. 173. 176. 195. 227

SCROGGIN 105 SCROGGINS 30, 65,

129 SEAGRAVES 118 SEARCY 154 SEARS 167 SEETOD 55 SEE.W ALD 13 2 SEGO 117 SEITS 116 SELF 11 7, 189 SELLERS 175, 190 SELMAN 28 SELVAGE 34 SENNICKSON 30 SETTLES 203 SEVIER 94, 95. 98 SE.WARD 214. 216 SE.WELL 30. 31 SEXTON 31, 138A.

232 SHACKELFORD 189 SHALL 87 SHANE 117. 118,

135 * ST. CLAIR 30

-9-

Index 10

SHANNON 228 SHARP 30. 31. 41,

45. 49. 51. 57. 108. 115. 132. 160. 193

SHARRON 105 SHAVER 28. 116.

117. 196 SHAW 33. 128 SHELBY 77. 94 SHELTON 28. 86.

116. 117. 198 SHELrS 117 SHEPHERD 55 SHERFIELD 174·.

179. 180 SHERRILL 42. 112 SHIELDS 126 SHIMMIN 167 SHINN 54 SHIPMAN 30 SHIPP 103. 205.

222 SHIPPER 227 SHIRK 119. 133 SHIRLEY 65 SHOOK 14 SHOPTAW 131 SHORE 104 SHORES 29 SHORT 22. 23. 196.

213. 218. 228 SHROPSHIRE 30 SHULER 138A SHULL 52 SHULTS 116 SIAS 194 SIBBERS 120 SILVERS 228 SILVERTOOTIl 34 SIMMONS 7. 16. 33.

38. 40. 101, 116. 194. 228

SIMMS 79. 80. 92 SIMONS 17 SIMPSON 29. 145.

150 SIMS 76. 116. 117 SINITH 30 SINK 206 SISCO 34 SISTLER 159 SIVILS 226 SKIDMORE 28 SKILES 159 SKINNER 35 SLATEN 57. 228 SLAUGHTER 142. 182 SLAUGHTERBACK 184 SLAUTER 28 SLAYDEN 192 SLAYTON 192 SLEEPER 123. 128 SLY 63 SMALLEY 197 SMART 108 SMELSER 118

SMITH 5. 10. 16. 28. 29. 30. 31. 33. 35. 37. 41. 53. 72. 86. 87. 102. 104. 105. 108. 116. 117. 118. 120. 126. 130. 133. 166. 167. 180. 182. 183. 184. 193. 196. 197. 208. 210. 211,' 212. 213. 214. 216. 218. 219. 223. 228. 232

SMITHEE 137 SMITHEY 200 SMOOT 57 SNELSON 117 SNIDER 233 SNODDY 31 SNODGRASS 29 SNCW 138A SNYDER 28. 225 SOCKLER 29 SGlERS 116 SONEFF 21 SORRELS 200 SOUTH 117 SOVEAT 33 SPALDING 156 SPARKS 34. 55. 62.

71. 73. 108. 229

SPEAKMAN 183 SPECK 83 SPEER 26. 27 SPEAGLE 232 SPEEGLE 232 SPEGEL 32 SPEGLE 232 SPENCER 117. 118 SPICER 142 SPIKES 192 SPILLERS 232 SPORT 178 SPRATLING 156 SPRIGG 213 SPURLOCK 124. 193 STAFFORD 33. 179 STAGGS 43 STALLINGS 102 STAMPS 28. 29. 60 STANDLEE 105. 194 STANDLEY 131 STANEK 227 STANFORD 116 STANLEY 50. 54.

233 STARNES 19 STARNS 18 STARRITT 59 STARS 118 ST. CLAIR 30 STEAKLEY 33 STEEL 103. 116 STEELE 28. 29. 30.

32. 108 STEFFE 165

STELL 24. 26. 175. 180. 181, 185. 197

STELLNER 230 STEPHENS 33. 156.

159 STEPHENSON 33. 54 STEUART 50 STEVENS 25. 26.

33. 134. 139.

SWAIN 117 SWEARINGEN 137.

154 SWEET 118 SWEETEN 116 SWETCOFF 16 SYDNOR 73 SYLER 27 SZLIZE.WSKI 189

212 TABER 29 STEVENSON 48 TABOR 178 STE.WART 22. 23. TACKER 228

25. 50. 109. TACKET 225 110. 143. 151. TACKEtt 29. 225 152. 165. 214. TACKITT 225 232 TACQUETT 225

STILES 30 TADLOCK 116 STILL 226 TAILOR 30 STILLWELL 60. 138A TALBERT 34. 35 STINII 34 TALLEY 43 STITH 105 TALLY 33 STITT 78. 79 TALTON 116 STOCKTON 30. 104 TANNER 116 ST(I{ES 28. 183 TARKINGTON 49. ST(I{E$BERRY 20 53. 231 STONE 14. 30. 31. TARVER 123

34. 47. 52. 116. TASSELL 189 143. 145 TATE 11. 50. 108.

STOOP 74 145. 147 STOREY 137 TAYLOR 18. 29. 30. STORY 176. 229 33. 34. 45. 49. STOUBAUGH 65 51. 73. 74. 87. STOUT 47. 48. 184 102. 105. 116. STCWBACK 65 118. 138A. 157. STRAIN 31 189, 210, 211 STRATTON 104 TEAGUE 213. 218 STRETFIN 118 TEAR 230 STRICKLAND 99, TEDDER 104

118, 122. 205 TENNISoN 117 STROG 104 TERRATT 118 STRONG 115 TESAM 227 STROUD 137 TETRICK 47 STUART 33. 34. 50, THAMES 53

110. 113. 117. THARP 137 231 tHAXTON 30

STUBBLEFIELD 184, THIDEROFF 21 223 THCtlAS 8. 23. 24.

STURDIVANt 179 28. 30, 41, STUTSMAN 28 116. ·117, 130. SUBBERRA 55 163. 165. 166. SUDDATH 196 177. 183. 184, SUDDETH 225 190. 193 SUDDUTH 200. 225 THCtlASSON 49 SUGG 31 THCMPSON 29. 47. SULLINS 117 116. 117, 118, SULLIVAN 34. 64.. 120. 132. 137.

126, 155. 196 138A. 214. 225 SUMMEr 116 THORN 31 SUMNER 56. 135. THORNtON 26. 50,

217 134 SUMPTER 113 THRCWER 192. 233 SUTFIN 118 THURLKILL 31 SUTHERD 90 THURMAN 116 SUTHERLAND 32. THURNUN 31

13SA TIBBETT 61 SUTLEY 160 TICE 226 SutTON 48 TIFFIN 33 SWAIM 17. 18. 38 TIMMONS 129

-10-

Index 11

TINDALL 103 TINDEL 33 TINNIN 205 TINSLEY 192 TIPPIT 61 TIPTON 138A TISDALE 45. 119.

133 TISDIAL 45 TITSWORTH 31. 76.

102. 105. 135 TOBIN 11. 12. 50.

147 TOBRUS 28 TOLER 189 TOLLETT 200 TOMBELIN 29 TOMBUL IN 29 TCMPSON 34 TCMS 200 TONRY 109. 110 TORCU'l 11. 146 TOSH 42 TOUSEY 76 TO'INSEND 54 TO'IRY 60 TO'ISEN 70. 71. 84 TRAMMEL 57

. . TRAVICE 105 TRAWEEK 79 TRAYLOR 27 TREHERNE 57 TRENT 16 TRICKEY 17. 19 TRIMBLE 96. 97 TRIPLET 25. 26 TROTTER 84. 92 TROUP 116 TROUT 174. 175.

176. 183 TRUESDELL 196 TUBERVILLE 50

VADEN 102 VALLEY 14 VANBIBBER 118 VANCE 103. 198 VANDERPOOL 200 VAN LONE 198. 225 VAN SANT 190 VAN VLEIT 77 VAN ZANDT 190 VARLELE 28 VARNELL 191 VAUGHAN 116. 118.

138A. 168. 169. 170. 171

VAUGHN 2. 28. 168. 169. 170. 171. 211. 213. 216

VAUGHT 138A. 220 VEACH 37 VENABLE 28 VERDIER 79. 92 VERMILLION 29 VICHEY 118 VINCENT 33. 34 VINES 45 VIRKUS 150 VOOlRIES 138X VOUSDEN 71

WADDELL 19. USA WADDLE 103. 165 WADE 137 WADKINS 102. 105 WAGENSBACH 135 WAGERS 29 WAGGONER 14. 76 WAGNER 159. 175.

180 WAGUESPACK 135 WAISNER 195. 233 WAITS 3 WALDRON 118 WALDRUM 117 TUCK 108. 145

TUCKER 24. 28. 29. WALKER 30. 31. 34. 50. 100 .• 103. 109. 113. 116. 138A. 186. 214.

34. 62. 105. 118. 131. 188. 190. 233

TUCKNESS 11 7 TUDOR 99 TUER 114 TUFTS 227

222. 225 WALLER 21. 22. 26 WALLIS 113. 190.

205. 219 WALLS 18. 166 WALTER 159

TUGWELL 43. 137 TULEY 135 TURNER 28. 30.

34. 57. 116. TURNEY 124 TWEEDY 103 TWITTY 27 TWYMAN 160

33. WALTON 183 192 WAMACK 108

WAND 76. 77 WANN 141

TYLER 34. 11 7. 228 TYSON 104

UMPHREYS 33. 34 UNDERWOOD 17. 33.

126. 132 UPTON 138X. 160

WARD 30. 33. 49. 121. 122. 123. 129. 145. 174. 178. 179

WARE 108. 211. 214 WARNER 10. 54. 140 WARREN 24. 25. 28.

63. 103. 116 WARRICK 30 WARRINGTON 210 WASHINGTON 70.

139. 149

WATERS 50 WILLIAMS 7. 28. WATKINS 13. 116. 29. 30. 32. 33.

117. 156. 232 34. 35. 50. 51. WATSON 20. 101. 53. 58. 60. 65.

116. 117. 126. 73. 90. 104. 139. 232 108. 133. 135.

WATTS 11. 133. 137. 138A. 144. 146. 189 157. 179. 185.

WEAVER 34. 109 197. 207. 233 WEBB 29. 30. 117. WILLIAMSON 60. 177

159. 185 WILLIBY 161 WEDGEWORTH 26 WILLIS 53. 219. WEEKS 118 230 WEICE 34 WILLOUGHBY 165. WEIR 33. 137 166 WELBORN 6. 36. 37. WILSON 34. 45. 48.

38. 105 51. 52. 74. 103. WELCH 62. 108. 120. 124. 132.

116. 179. 180 157. 174. 176, WELDON 30 179. 185. 199. WELKINS 29 211. 217. 218. WELLS 15. 28. 33. 231. 233

34. 105. 123. WIMPLE 131 128. 226 WINCHESTER 34.

WELTON 28 117. 118 WEMPLE 131 WINFIELD 31 WENTZ 119 WINFRED 116 WESSMAN 34 WINGATE 13SA WESSON 175. 177 WINGFIELD 21. 22 • WEST 184 23. 27. 175. WESTON 105 176. 177. 179. WHEELER 166· 181, 197 WHETSTINE 33 WINNEHAM 116. 118 WHINERY 57. 132 WINNER 60 WHISENANT 108 WINTHROP 71 WHITE 31, 34. 48. WISDOM 28. 137

50. 64. 81. 108. WISE 28 116. 117. 118. WISEMAN 33. 56. 120. 166. 179. 207 197 WISNER 175. 180.

WHITED 31 181 WHITEHEAD 103. 105 WISSEMANN 227 WHITENBURG 129 WITHERSPOON 166 WHITERS 103 WITT 112. 211 WHITESIDE 33 WITTENBURG 49 WHITESIDES 160. WOFREE 217

166. 173 WOLF 31, 34. 202. WHITLO'I 214. 218. 203. 204. 205.

223 206. 207. 208. WHITMAN 33 209.222 WHITSON 29 WOLFGIN 28 WHITTEN 117. 162 WOMACK 166. 199. WHITTEY 135 232 WICKERSHAM 227 WOMBLE 53 WIDENER 122. 123 WOOD 31. 37.118. WIDNOR 118 137. 165. 197. WIEN 128 226. 230. 232 WIERWILLE 159 WOODCOCK 83 WIGGINS 14 WOODLIFF 196 WILBURN 5. 30, 53 WOODRING 183 WILCONS 30 WOODRUFF 186 WILEY 48. 116 WOODS 29. 77. 182. WILHDIS 28 183. 194, 207 WILKES 14 WOODWARD 137 WILKINS 17. 30 WOODWORTH 79 WILKINSON 121 WOODYARD 43 WILLEY 65. 117 WOCLARN 31

-11-

Index 12

WOOLDRIDGE 8. 9. 13. 35. 36. 40. 42. 140. 14.3. 146. 152

WOOTEN 12. 88. 89. 117. 121. 148

WOOTTEN 121. 204 WOOTTON 121. 231 WORDSWORTH 31 WORTHAM 121 WORTHINGTON 230 WRAPP 34 WREN 49. 54 WRENFRav 64

WRIGHT 29. 32. 49. 55. 59. 63. ll7. ll8. 125. 138A. 160. 165

WRIGHTMAN 134 WURTEN 189 WYATT 34. 93. ll6 WYLIE ll4 WYOFER 212 WYRICK 60. 209

YAGER 190 YANCEY 194 YANCY 194

YARBER 33 ZUMA 229 YARBERRY 34 YARBOROUGH 7 YEARRY 33 YEATES 216 YERGER 87 YOCUM ll8 YORK 163. 166. 167 YOUNG 34. 51. 214 YOUNGER 40 YOUNT 233

ZACHARY 129 ZENOR 210

EDITOR'S NOTE: Our many many thanks to JANE ALLEN GOODWIN and JAMES LOGAN MORGAN both ot Newport, Arkansas tor this 1976 INDEX TO THE ARKANSAS FAMILY HISTORIAN. Any ot you who have never tried to Index anything - you might volunteer to Index any year, as this is a very important part of our Quarterly.

-12-

•

family historian - arkansas genealogical society

Documents