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1. Re: Arkansas, Timbermen [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/u.5F.2ADEAE/43.1 Message Board Post: Sometimes census records of that area are a help if you look at the occupations of the people they usually are in the same area and you can ususally find the saw mill owner if you keep looking. It takes a lot of time that way but I don't know of another way. Let me know if you find a better way. thanks
2. 1913 Athens, Sawmill, Miller [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Miller, Reavis Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/u.5F.2ADEAE/44 Message Board Post: Sandy Scofield I have some info on Leven Miller and family. To much for this for this venue.e-mail me at killians@alltel.net
3. Arkansas, Timbermen [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Kennedy, Key, Barlow, Elmore, Triplett Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/u.5F.2ADEAE/43 Message Board Post: Can someone help me out by telling me how I would locate sawmills in the area of Lee County, Walnut Township area...1930's? (currently reading all posts for possible help) Thanks!
4. Sawmills... [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Kennedy, Barlow, Key, Elmore, Triplett Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/u.5F.2ADEAE/45 Message Board Post: Thanks for the info...and that is the way im going for right now. Barb
5. Re: Sawmills... [1]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/u.5F.2ADEAE/45.1 Message Board Post: Oop's! Meant to reply to an email. :-)
6. Re: [AR-SAWMILLS] Sawmill around Breckenridge Twp, Jackson Co., AR ca 1920 [0.990467]
I can feel for you on that one. A cousin and I've sent off many times for a death certificate for our ggrandmother and get nothing but have gotten our ggrandfathers. There are a lot of avenues you can explore. Maybe the records of the funeral home if they used one and also there is the route of going to the archives in the state repository. In La they will give you a hard time if even the day is off and I have a feeling all of them do this. Another problem can be false information given by people at th
7. Re: [AR-SAWMILLS] Sawmill Fire, Jackson Co., AR about 1920s [0.990467]
Christy TOWNSEND wrote: Christy, Did your ggrandfather either have a aunt Harriet who married a Rhesa Smith? I don't know. Was Harriet a Christy? If so, where did she and Mr. Smith live and what was the time frame. Big Grandpa's dad was pretty secretive about his family but maybe some of my "older" (than dirt) cousins might remember. Samuel Winfield Christy was born Valentine's Day, 1874 either in AR or MS, according to the census or what he said. Rhesa Smith and Harriet we
8. Re: [AR-SAWMILLS] Sawmill around Breckenridge Twp, Jackson Co., AR ca 1920 [0.990467]
Christy, Did your ggrandfather either have a aunt Harriet who married a Rhesa Smith? Christy TOWNSEND wrote: My ggrandfather, S. W. Christy, and William Blanch Muirhead had a sawmill about 1920. They were on the 1920 census in Breckenridge Twp and my grandfather used to ride a horse to court my grandmother, in Union Twp. Both seem to be right around Erwin, just SE of Newport. I'm not sure if the mill burned, or just their house, but the house, at least, burned in 1920 and he
9. Re: AR-SAWMILLS-D Digest V04 #26 [0.990467]
Sorry I can't be of help with the death certificates, but I have had good luck and bad luck with ordering them. My grandmother died in 1939, Jackson, CO, AR. I have no idea who the DR. was, but no death certificate for her, there was an obit but most of the information was wrong on that. So, yes I would think by 1939 it surely would be required, I think it depends on the area and Dr. By 1944 my grandfather died in Jackson CO. and there is one on record for him. Another thing that may be of some help,
10. Sawmill Fire, Jackson Co., AR about 1920s [0.990467]
Christy, Did your ggrandfather either have a aunt Harriet who married a Rhesa Smith? I don't know. Was Harriet a Christy? If so, where did she and Mr. Smith live and what was the time frame. Big Grandpa's dad was pretty secretive about his family but maybe some of my "older" (than dirt) cousins might remember. Samuel Winfield Christy was born Valentine's Day, 1874 either in AR or MS, according to the census or what he said.
11. Re: [AR-SAWMILLS] Sawmill around Breckenridge Twp, Jackson Co., AR ca 1920 [0.990467]
It's hard to find information on Sawmills back then because alot of them just picked up and moved from place to place,i have been trying to find out about my GGrandfather,,family lore says he was killed in a logging accident around Independence County,,it would have been after 1930,,family say a log crushed his chest and killed him,but I cant seem to find any way to prove this.
12. New Arkansas Gen Chat List! [0.990467]
I know that a lot of you really enjoy the occasional chats held at ArkansasFamilies.net, and I have been thinking that since we don't always have time for them, and since no time is convenient for everyone, that perhaps we should create a mailing list to make up for that. A place to share genealogy info, tips, hints, personal histories, anecdotes, and any information you may want to share. Discussing of all things Arkansas, from Arkansas surnames to Southern recipes, old stories, photos and folklore
13. Re: [AR-SAWMILLS] New Arkansas Gen Chat List! [0.990467]
Hello- I would like to subscribe, but found the web address not good, Please contact mr, with how to subscribe to Arkansas Chat, Melodee Slaney melnsam123@aol.com
14. Re: [AR-SAWMILLS] Sawmill around Breckenridge Twp, Jackson Co., AR ca 1920 [0.990467]
Well,I live in Louisiana,but was born and raised in Ark,and Ark is where my Ggrandparents lived and I know they died after 1930 because they were on the Independence County Census,my Grandparents and my dad and one of his brothers were all living with them,,but nobody seems to know or say they cannot find a death record for them,,you would think as late as the 1930's it wouldn't be a problem getting a death certificate,because by this time in the 1930's it was a law to record deaths,,but evidentally there w
15. Fw: Fancher Family Reunion 2005 [0.990467]
----- Original Message ----- From: LM Fancher To: bigmomma@arkansasfamilies.net Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 1:08 PM Subject: Fancher Family Reunion 2005 Hoping you could help me pass this announcement on: Descendants of James & Elizabeth (Carlock) Fancher of Carroll County Arkansas are invited to attend the family reunion to be held in the Osage Community of Carroll County the weekend of June 25th 2005. Family names associated with this line besides Fancher are: Kenner, Boatright, Morris, Cok
16. Re: [AR-SAWMILLS] Sawmill around Breckenridge Twp, Jackson Co., AR ca 1920 [0.990467]
I have sent off 2 times now for my Ggrandfathers death cert,and both times they send me a W.G Moore or William G Moore and neither one are mine,it's getting expensive sending off money and getting some Moore that you dont even know,,I give them all the info I can even his wife's name ,where he was born about when he was born etc,,and still they send me the wrong ones,,I'm afraid if i keep on i'm gonna end up with every William G Moore's death cert in Independence County but mine,,I've given up on trying to
17. Re: [AR-SAWMILLS] Sawmill around Breckenridge Twp, Jackson Co., AR ca 1920 [0.990467]
Have you tried ordering his death certificate? By that time I am sure there would be one and it would give you all the information you need. It will contain who what where and when. You can order it from vital statistics of the state. It will have the doctors report and a lot of family information on it for you. The best of luck. Debra djbasco@juno.com wrote: It's hard to find information on Sawmills back then because alot of them just picked up and moved from place to place,i have been trying to find
18. Sawmill around Breckenridge Twp, Jackson Co., AR ca 1920 [0.990467]
My ggrandfather, S. W. Christy, and William Blanch Muirhead had a sawmill about 1920. They were on the 1920 census in Breckenridge Twp and my grandfather used to ride a horse to court my grandmother, in Union Twp. Both seem to be right around Erwin, just SE of Newport. I'm not sure if the mill burned, or just their house, but the house, at least, burned in 1920 and he lost the business around the same time.
19. Sawmills [0.990467]
Could someone tell me how I could locate a list of sawmills in Lonoke, County between 1911-1920. My grandfather died in an accident in Coy sometime during that time frame. Thankyou Bonnie Hale Anderson bonconand@msn.com
20. Re: [AR-SAWMILLS] tucker,s saw mill [0.990467]
I'm looking for a man named Lewis/Louis Holbert that may have worked in this mill as he also played the piano. Zadie Lee Melton was his wife (?) as they had a son Horace Woodrow Holbert. Mr Holbert never new he had a son. Zadie left him when she did not realize she was pregnant. Horace was born in May 1916 in Paris Texas. Does any of this sound familiar? Please contact me if it does. Thanks Jude ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: M
21. tucker,s saw mill [0.990467]
any one doing research on this one it was in lonoke co around 1918 near england ar
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