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1. Re: [ARFULTON] 1870 census [1]
Vola, You are entirely welcome. Isn't it wonderful when you get pieces of the puzzle such as this? Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, April 14, 2003 5:01 PM Subject: Re: [ARFULTON] 1870 census > Thanks!!!!Again and again..This is the first evidence I have found of J.H. > Turner, who it is "rumored" was married to Mary Crouch first! I have an Eliza > Turner b. 1862, which seems to be the same Eliza E. that is the child who is > 8 b. to
2. [ARFULTON] crouch - McLain Marriage [1]
Any possibility of finding out about the marriage of Eliza E "Crouch" - "Turner" to John M. McLane in 1879 in Fulton Co. Question as to what Eliza's maiden name was, born to W. Crouch or J. Turner????? Thanks! Any info appreciated ! Volamae in Florida
3. Re: [ARFULTON] Bald Knob School and Dee Sutherland's Grist Mill in Fulton County [1]
Hi, I, too would love any photos of Dee Sutherland's Grist mill.He was my great great uncle. I have 1 photo of the Sutherland store and the writing that appeared in the Jonesboro Sun about it on my web site.Mari Lewis ~ Jesus Christ is Lord, no matter where, no matter when, no matter what!!! Mari's Page http://www.geocities.com/mlewis47/ Philadelphia School Page http://www.jps.k12.ar.us/elemen/phil/phil.htm --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - File online, calc
4. Re: [ARFULTON] 1870 census [1]
Vola, Here are some entries from the same page of the census in Franklin Twp. that might help: CROUCH, W. H. 35 TN , Mary 29 MS , William 10 MO , Eliza E. 8 AR , John H. 5 AR , James D. 2/12 AR Four doors down... TURNER, J. H. 26 GA , Martha 21 TN , John T. R. 4/12 AR Happy hunting, Bill ----- Original
5. [ARFULTON] Jones, Wright and Kissee families in Fulton County [1]
My grandmother, Mattie Lillian Jones was born June 4, 1910 in Fulton County, Arkansas around Mammoth Springs. She was one of four children of Frank Elmo Jones and Carmen Ercel Wright. I am told that the family left before the 1920's and relocated in Joplin, Missouri and later to the Quapaw, Oklahoma area. Both sets of her grandparents had lived in Fulton County. Frank's parents were Jacob H. Jones and Eliza C. Mason. I know that they came to Arkansas after 1880 when they were listed on the MIssouri
6. [ARFULTON] AHGP Ghost Town Site needs Volunteers [1]
The American History and Genealogy Project (AHGP) has a new site, "Ghost Towns in the USA". The National site is located at http://www.rootsweb.com/~gaghstwn/GhostTownUSA.html/ Doris Robbins is the Web Host. If you would like to host a state for the site, please contact Doris at demwr@netzero.net Kathleen Burnett List Mom
7. [ARFULTON] Orphan Trains Mailing List [1]
Dear List Members, I adopted the Orphan-Trains mailing list this evening and wanted to invite you to join if you have an interest in the history of the Orphan Trains which carried thousands of children to their new homes and families in many states from the 1850's to 1930, including Arkansas If you would like to subscribe, send only the word SUBSCRIBE to ORPHAN-TRAINS-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM Kathleen Burnett List Mom
8. [ARFULTON] Re: Bald Knob School and Dee Sutherland's Grist Mill in Fulton County [1]
Mari Lewis writes: > Hi, I, too would love any photos of Dee Sutherland's Grist mill.He was my great great uncle. I have 1 photo of the Sutherland store and the writing that appeared in the Jonesboro Sun about it on my web site.Mari Lewis > > Hello there. My name is Patricia Strauser Johnson. My dad was Allie Randolph Strauser. I can remember many times stopping at the Saddle store with my Dad and him telling me of riding in the wagon with his Dad to get thier meal and flour ground at the Saddle Gri
9. [ARFULTON] getting three copies of the mail [1]
I don't know if anyone else is having the same problem. I am getting three copies of each e-mail today, one right after the other. I can hardly delete them fast enough to prevent them from overloading my system. Lee Anne
10. [ARFULTON] Bald Knob School and Dee Sutherland's Grist Mill in Fulton County [1]
Does anyone have any photos of the old Bald Knob School and Dee Sutherland's Grist Mill? Thank You Very Much.......Janet Powell Jones Stockton, Ca.
11. [ARFULTON] From List Mom - A few thoughts and reminders [1]
Dear List Members, It is time again for one of my information messages. First of all I want to thank each of you who go out of your way to follow the list rules. I belong to many lists in my research and truly feel you are the best list members out there. If you are enjoying this list and would like to know what other genealogical lists Rootsweb has for you, go to John Fuller's site located at http://www.rootsweb.com/~jfuller/gen_mail.html It is the best source for Genealogical mailing lists that I kn
12. Re: [ARFULTON] Susan Frances Sears lookup [1]
Hello Karen, I have a record of Elizabeth Frances Sears who married William Cochran. I have William's birth and death dates but no marriage date. She also married William Gilstrop and they had six children living with them in 1880. She had a sister named Susan L. Sears who married Thomas Powell. Both girls had another sister, Alcy Caroline Sears Ward, who is my great grandmother. All of these Sears girls were born in Georgia and later moved to Fulton County, Arkansas. Does any of this fit your search
13. [ARFULTON] Updates on the AR-Cemeteries Mailing List Web Page [1]
The following updates to the AR-Cemeteries web site http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcemete/arcem.htm were posted to the AR-Cemeteries Mailing List today. I thought it might be of interest to some of you. I understand this will become a weekly update and I will forward it on to you as I receive it. To join the AR-Cemeteries Mailing List, send only the word SUBSCRIBE to AR-CEMETERIES-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM Kathleen Burnett List Mom Saline County http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcemete/saline/saline.htm I transcr
14. Re: [ARFULTON] looks like only yesterday's mail was tripled [1]
I've gotten duplicates of this e-mail from you, today. Yesterday, I didn't get ANYTHING. Barbara
15. Re: [ARFULTON] Jones, Wright and Kissee families in Fulton County [1]
John & Sherry Quade I show Jacob H Jones b Feb 14,1840 d Jan 13,1907 Eliza C Jones b Dec 08,1854 d Nov 29,1894 Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Mammoth Springs, Ar I show a John Kissee b 1855 d 1901 Buried in McClamore Cemetery, Mammoth Springs, Ar in Fulton County, Ar. These are the only ones I could find. Lots of unmarked graves in the county. ===== Gene genrit@yahoo.com Dedicated to the preservation of Ancestral names. __________________________________________________ Do
16. Re: [ARFULTON]Henry Jasper Turner-Mary A. Bookout [1]
I'm desperately searching for any information concerning a Henry Jasper Turner who lived in Fulton Co. 1850-1870. Supposedly....he married my Ggrandmother Mary Bookout and had a child Eliza Eveline Turner b. Jan. 18, 1862 in Fulton Co. My line shows a Eliza Eveline CROUCH born same day, to William Howard Crouch and Mary Anne Bookout. This is a big mystery-and if anyone knows who Henry J. Turner is...or how I can find out...I'd appreciate the help! Volamae in Florida
17. [ARFULTON] FW: Bates DNA Project Mentioned in Richmond Times Dispatch, Dated 24 April 2003 [1]
In case you are interested in reading about The Bates Familiy of Old Virginia (BFOOV) and The Bates Association DNA project, here is an article that appeared in the Richmond Times-Dispatch: Printer-Friendly Version Email this Story Lee Anne
18. Re: [ARFULTON] 1870 census [1]
Thanks!!!!Again and again..This is the first evidence I have found of J.H. Turner, who it is "rumored" was married to Mary Crouch first! I have an Eliza Turner b. 1862, which seems to be the same Eliza E. that is the child who is 8 b. to W.H. and Mary. Thanks again , Bill...Volamae in Florida
19. Re: [ARFULTON] Jones, Wright and Kissee families in Fulton County [1]
Thanks for your reply. William Wright is still the mystery man in my family tree. I've seen a picture of him and his wife, but know so very little about him. I'm told that he use to have a place at Many Islands. I hope that one day I find a connection to him. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Genrit" To: Sent: Sunday, April 06, 2003 10:18 AM Subject: Re: [ARFULTON] Jones, Wright and Kissee families in Fulton County > John & Sherry Quade > I show Jacob
20. [ARFULTON] CASEY family [1]
Looking for the marriage of Andrew John CASEY to Mary E. _______ about 1917. They had at least 3 daughters -Thelma, Ida and Lois - who possibly married during the 1940's. Who did they marry? Mr. Casey died in 1981 - is he buried in Fulton Co? His father and grandmother are buried at Viola. Thanks Jackie
21. Re: [ARFULTON] Fulton county history? [1]
In answer to the john/sherry query (that's my daughter and son-in-law too) I can only speak for the depression years. Fulton Co. was cotton, corn, and cane crops, hard rocky soil, sparce population, but hardworking church going farmers! My ggrandfather William Martin Green was a Cumberland Presbyterian Minster in Mammoth Springs in the late 1880's- a thriving community near the spring! A book entitled Arkansas Angels is a good example of men who traveled usually by horseback from congregation to con
22. [ARFULTON] 1870 census [1]
If anyone has access to the 1870 Arkansas census...Fulton Co.I think. I'm looking for either Mary Bookout, Mary Bookout Turner, Henry Jasper Turner, or William Howard Crouch...Mary would probably be 27 years of age. Child, Eliza Eveline turner, would be 8. I do not have access to 1870, I have 1860 and 1880...Anyone that could do a lookup would greatly be appreciated! Thanks Bunches! Vola in Florida
23. [ARFULTON] Re: Bald Knob School and Dee Sutherland's Grist Mill in Fulton County [1]
Hello there. My name is Patricia Strauser Johnson. My Dad was Allie Randolph Strauser. I can remember many times stopping at the Saddle store with my Dad and him telling me of riding in the wagon with his Dad to get flour and meal ground. His Dad died when he was quite young so this was a really good memory for him. I too would love to have copies of any pictures available for the Grist Mill, store, or anything else in that area. I would gladly pay copy and postage. Thanks, Patricia Strauser Johnson .
24. Re: [ARFULTON] Re: Bald Knob School and Dee Sutherland's Grist Mill in Fulton... [1]
Couldn't help but respond to the Bald Know inquiry. I lived in Wheeling, (s. of Salem) in the late 30's. My aunt lived in Searcy. My mother and I would ride the mail truck from Salem to Bald Knob where my aunt would pick us up...I think that was the end of the railroad line too, or was it Judsonia? Brings back memories! Vola in Florida
25. [ARFULTON] looks like only yesterday's mail was tripled [1]
I was going through deleting all the two extra copies for each e-mail I received, and found that this happened only with yesterday's mail. Today's mail seems to be coming through with just one copy of each e-mail. Lee Anne
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