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1. March 1, 1861 Van Buren Press [1]
Fran sent a newspaper article fromn March 1861: >we have heard with regret of the intended abandonment of the said Garrison, believing, as we do, that there exists, at present, as great, (if not greater) necessity for the presence of the Federal troops at Fort Smith as at any previous time.< Fran: I read in an OCTA (Oregon-CA- Trails Assn) quarterly that President Lincoln asked his western generals to be unaggressive in their dealings with the Native Americans so he and the rest of his generals cou
2. Dyer Cemetery [1]
http://terraserver.microsoft.com/image.asp?S=10&T=1&X=1983&Y=19644&Z=15&W=1 (If the line wraps, you'll may have to copy and paste the last part of the URL.) This is a graphic - a photo from the terraserver site - so will load a bit slowly. The triangle just above center of the picture is the road that goes into and through the Dyer, Crawford, AR cemetery. Graves are inside the triangle and to the south, running over to the trees on the east. The two more or less rectangular areas just south of the triang
3. Young, Frank [1]
Searching for information on Frank Young (b. 1871). Frank died from an accident suffered w/ the railroad in 1903. Have news articles about accident, but no family background information. He was married to Annie Thurman (later remarried to Henry Sanders). Frank and Annie had 4 children. Frank died in Van Buren, Crawford Co., AR and was buried at Fairview Cemetery. He was a member of "Woodsmen of the World" as well as Knights of Pythias. Any information on these organizations would be appreciated. I do not
4. September 13, 1845 Arkansas Intelligencer [1]
Arkansas Intelligencer Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas September 13, 1845 PROCLAMATION By the Governor of Arkansas Whereas it has been made known to me, that Thomas H. Bridgewood, who was committed to the jail of Washington County, charged with the murder of William Free, has made his escape therefrom and is running at large: Now, therefore, I, Thomas S. Drew, Governor of the State of Arkansas, by virtue of the authority in me vested by law, do hereby offer a reward of Two Hundred Dollars to any
5. June 20, 1859 Van Buren Press(various articles) [1]
July 20, 1859 THEIF ARRESTED- A man calling himself McTiere, was committed to jail last Saturday for stealing. He has stolen from several houses on Lee's Creek and when arrested, various articles that had been stolen were found upon him. He stated that he has a partner in the stealing business and that they were to meet at Fayetteville and make a division of their stolen plunder. Parties are in pursuit of his accomplice. THOMAS WALDEN, Esq., of this city has sold out his Mail Line from Fayetteville t
6. Re: ARCRAWFO-D Digest V00 #87 [1]
Fran wrote: >I have the news papers until September 1862 at which time, the paper shortage caused the newspaper to discontinue until the war was over. But I do have the Fort Smith New Era which was started about that time and it has lots of Crawford County information.< Fran: I hadn't thought about types of shortages during the war. Having gone through WW II with ration books I should have realized something of the sort. I was 8 yrs old when Pearl Harbor was bombed and 12 when the war was over.
7. May 10, 1845 Arkansas Intelligencer [1]
Arkansas Intelligencer, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas May 10, 1845 NAVIGATION OF ARKANSAS RIVER We understand from the officers of steamboats that have recently visited our town, that the danger attending the navigation of this river, below Pine Bluffs, has been greatly lessened by the operation of the snag boats that have been at work in that portion of the river; removing the snags and trimming the timber overhanging the stream. The boats did nothing, it is said, higher than Pine Bluffs, on
8. September 21, 1859 [1]
Van Buren Press September 21, 1858 EDWARD HINES, Esq., formerly of this County, arrived yesterday on teh California stage direct from San Francisco.
9. April 12, 1845 Arkansas Intelligencer [1]
April 12, 1845 A LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Van Buren, Ark, on the 31st day of March, 1845, which if not taken out at the expiration of three months, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. Armstrong Alexander Armstrong George M Armstrong James Bearden George W Blalock Mrs. Sarah Ann Bell James M 3 Brown James C Brown Hon R C S Bugg Geo S Bennett S Barnes Mrs. Catherine Baker Wm A Brownley Henry F Bigelow Jackson Burnton William H Collins D P Cook Embarson Duke W G D
10. July 13, 1859 Van Buren Press [1]
Van Buren Press Crawford County, Arkansas July 13, 1859 MURDER IN THE INDIAN COUNTRY News reached this place on Saturday last that a man by the name of Hurst stabbed brothers, Frank and Wharton Rector, on the 4th of July near Fort Arbuckle in the Indian Country. Horton Rector, we are informed died in a few minutes. Frank was not dead when we last heard from him, but was supposed to be past recovery. We have not heard the particulars of the melancholy affair but learn it was altogether without provocati
11. Blair in Creawford Co 1800-1840 [1]
I would like info on any Blair's in Crawford Co before 1840. This is a brick wall for me. There was a Hiram and Robert on the 1830 TAX list. Wanda
12. Arkansas Intelligencer April 26, 1845 [1]
Van Buren Crawford County, Arkansas April 26, 1845 Harvey Wyatte, who was charged with passing counterfeit half eagles in the Cherokee Nation, and taken to Little Rock for trial before the U. S. District Court, has been aquitted because he has become an Indian-that is, being a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, though a white man, yet as such, a citizen, he was discharged on the ground that the U. S. District Court had no jurisdiction of offenses committed by one Indian upon another. It is only necessar
13. Re: Talkington [1]
Does anyone have additional information on Isaac Talkington? Such as where he is from? Are there any wills pertaining to the Talkington family? Thanks.
14. Cherokee movements [1]
Hi: This was sent to the Sebastian Co. mail list. She gave me permission to send it on to your list. I thought it made an intereswting "read" even if one has no NativeAmerican ancestry. Regards, Nan 71532.734@compuserve.com - -------------------------------------------------- The Cherokee moved west in what I call "waves of movement"... According to tradition the first emigration of Cherokee from the East was 1721, the last seen of them was when they headed west and crossed the Mis
15. September 21, 1859 Van Buren Press [1]
September 21, 1859 Van Buren Press We learn from Mr. EDWARD HINDS,who was a passenger in the last Overland Stage from California, that the stages have been delayed in some degree, by the great amonts of rains that have fallen between here and California. Mr. HINDS informs us that they had in several instances, to construct rafts for transportation to the mails and passengers across the streams; and that nothing but great energy displayed by the employees of the company could have gotten them through
16. Census lookup [1]
Please will someone do lookup 1850 Census Crawford Co, COOPER 300 B---320 A '' "' " " DEHART, 309 A " " " " SLINKARD, 299 A THANKS SO MUCH Sandy DeHart/SHAWNEE,OK
17. Arkansas Intelligencer July 12, 1845 [1]
Arkansas Intelligencer Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas July 12, 1845 A LIST OF LETTERS Remaining at the Van Buren Post Office on the 30th day of June, 1845, which, if not taken out at the expiration of three months, will be sent to the General Post Office as dead Letters: Armstrong A Aday Boaz W Bell & Hanger 2 Byrd William Balard Obadiah Buchanan Rev. John Benton Samuel or A. H. Barnes Jonathan Bell Eli Bandy David Benton James Bishop T H Castleberry Peter Clark Green J Campbell Thomas Campbell Jo
18. Re: ARCRAWFO-D Digest V00 #81 [1]
I found some names of my people on a marriage list by Ancwestry.com. I was wondering if anyone knew how I might get copies of the certificates, some are in Washington County, as well as Crawford County. Thanks for any info you have. Esta Russell esta714@aol.com
19. Free data base from Ancestry.com still a few days left on it. [1]
ARKANSAS MARRIAGES, 1851-1900 (Update adding Crawford County) Becoming the twenty-fifth state in 1836, Arkansas was home to hundreds of thousands of residents throughout the nineteenth century. Todayb
20. Re: Talkington [1]
Angela asked: "Does anyone have additional information on Isaac Talkington? Such as where he is from? Are there any wills pertaining to the Talkington family?" Angela: There are 46 Talkington entries if you go to the USGENWEB AR State Archive site and punch in Isaac Talkington which will bring up all files that have a Isaac and a Talkington anywhere in the database - not necessarily the two words together. I did notice the four different spellings of the surname. TOLHINGTON TOCKINGTON TALKIN
21. April 12, 1845 Arkansas Intelligencer [1]
Fran: I recognized three names on that list of letters at the post office. I believe the Enlows were already headed to CA by that time. At least, they were there before 1851. The Mrs. Margaret Hindes. is my ancestor. She had been widowed a year and a half previous to this and may have been off visiting somewhere with her seven children. One of them was only a year old. In 1846 - the next year she was married in Van Buren to a Rev. John Otery(Autry) so hopefully she had collected her mail by then.
22. February 1, 1845 Arkansas Intelligencer [1]
Arkansas Intelligencer Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas February 1, 1845 A LIST OF LETTERS Remaining at the Post off in Van Buren, on the 1st of January 1845, which if not taken out within three months will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. Atchison E Alexander J W 2 Ake Mrs. Mary Bridgeman Campbell J Beasley Henry Esq. Bearden George W Bowers C S Bryant Soloman Bell J A 2 Bernard Joseph M Banders Mary F Black William Boid David E Brister Samuel J Bishop E R Bennett Wm M & C Corder C
23. New email addy [1]
Hi listers! For those with whom I have been corresponding, just a note to let you know that I have moved and changed internet service providers. For new snail mail address, please contact me privately. Note changes in email addy. Old e-mail addy's: New email addy: carried@swbell.net orchid@sunflower.com carrie_d63@hotmail.com Researching: Dotson/Dodson, Thomas, Stem, Wise, Woods and many others in this and surrounding counties. Carrie Thomas-Dominguez
24. January 27, 1860 Van Buren Press [1]
Married on the 23rd inst., by Rev. Isaac Talkington, Mr. Edward Hines, of Visalia, Calif., and Miss Catherine Rudy of this city.
25. March 1, 1861 Van Buren Press [1]
Van Buren Press Van Buren, Arkansas Friday, March 1, 1861 PUBLIC MEETING At a meeting of the citizens of Crawford County held at the Court House in the city of Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas, on the evening of the 22nd of February, 1861, on motion, John B.Ogden, Esq., was called to the chair, and William Whitfield, Secretary. The object of the meeting was explained by the Chair, when, on motion, a committee of thirteen was appointed by the Chair to draft resolutions expressive of the sense of t
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