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1. [ARIZARD-L] Can someone help me? [1]
I am hoping someone on this list can point me in the right direction to look for some information. My great, great, grandfather fought in the Civil War for the Union. He died in 1929. In his obit it mentions that he also served for 5 years in the Indian Wars. No further information is given. Can someone possibly tell me where I could look for records concerning the Indian Wars? I know he died in Blaine Co., Oklahoma. I don't know how long he was there before he died. I have looked at a few onli
2. Re: [ARIZARD-L] Re: Shaw [0.973619]
Good Morning, A tip that I have been usuing is that when you send a Word file, you can select .rtf, (rich text format) and it is read by about every computer. That's a great way to get your information (Word files). Jean At 07:42 PM 9/1/01 -0500, you wrote: >Harold, that would be so nice. Actually I am not sure if my >computer reads Microsoft Word Files or not. Therefore I am not >sure which way would be best. Maybe whichever is easier for you >and hopefully it will work. I really appreciate th
3. Re: [ARIZARD-L] Jim blows his top [0.973619]
In a message dated 9/14/01 10:56:09 PM Pacific Daylight Time, sonofmosiah@onemain.com writes: << Here is a quote from the 39th Chapter of the Koran: "Who is more evil than one who attributes lies to GOD, while disbelieving in the truth that has come to him?" If those who perpetrated this ho >> What god? I am taking it that you believe they serve God. Well, then there is nothing to say to you. Juanita
4. Re: [ARIZARD-L] Porterville? - Regina [0.973619]
Hi Regina! How are you? Did I know that you lived in Porterville? First time that I was ever called an Okie, I was about nine years old. We were visiting my aunt and uncle; Pete Lamb and Eula Moore Reynolds Lamb, there and I had gone to the butcher with her. When my aunt introduced me, the butcher leans done over his counter, smiles and calls me a "little Okie." I remember asking my mother what a "little Okie" was when we returned to my aunt's and Mother just smiled! For all I knew it meant that I ne
5. Re: [ARIZARD-L] Sinor, White and Key - Ev and Juanita [0.973619]
In a message dated 9/1/01 11:01:57 PM Pacific Daylight Time, Ad2ar2ah@aol.com writes: << Juanita, do you have a Samuel Andrew Key or Joseph Deval Key who went to OK? My aunt, Lucy Gertrude Day married Joseph Deval Key in Chandler, OK. My >> I do think, but can't look it up now that these were in Izard for a very short while as the Dunlaps were in AR. I forget why I think this.
6. Re: [ARIZARD-L] JuneBug"""Off Subject" [0.973619]
Junebug, will keep you in my prayers. Prayers are answered and God does heal. I know, God healed me - I had a stroke and liver damage. Earlier this year, the doctor wanted more tests as follow-ups. He was very surprised, because the reports came back with no blockage or damage. I stand in agreement with you. Viki
7. Re: [ARIZARD-L] Oklahoma - Bern [0.973619]
Bernie: Just trying to do a little catching up on email: That would be the REDBUD tree that is so gorgeous in the spring--the Oklahoma state tree, as a matter of fact (to add to your trivia store) suziq --- Bernie Moore-Knowles wrote: > Pat > > As a matter of fact young lady........you spelled Tahlequah perfectly. That > is where both SuziQ and myself did our undergraduate work......at NEOSU. > > Go back and visit Oklahoma. There are wonderful people there.........by > golly,
8. [ARIZARD-L] Birdsong nad Sinor [0.973619]
Well, thanks everyone that answered my Birdsong post. I kept every single word to file. But, still haven't seen where there might be a connection, although one would think that with a surname like Birdsong that there would be and I will proably find that there is. Know what I mean? The Birdsong family that I am looking for is one that is found living with my Robert Sinor in an 1880 Baxter Co. census: 1880 Baxter Co., Arkansas census: SINER Robert 20 AR VA TN
9. Re: [ARIZARD-L] BAXTER CO HISTORY BOOK - Bill [0.973619]
Bill I'd be interested in buying the book. Still have it? Bernie Moore-Knowles Phoenix, Arizona "I have Indian blood in me. I have just enough White blood for you to question my honesty." ........Will Rogers ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bill Blevins" To: Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 9:22 AM Subject: [ARIZARD-L] Re: [ARIZARD-L : BAXTER CO HISTORY BOOK > > I see there is a great deal of discussion as to the History Book (1973)of > Baxter Co
10. [ARIZARD-L] Re:Diggin Up Bones [0.973619]
Betty, The Bones I have on file that were in Nacogdoches, TX are from the James R. Bone line. Elainen Elaine
11. Re: [ARIZARD-L] Franks - Betty Mc, Sidney and Edna [0.973619]
Sidney? I have lost my mind, haven't I? After you and I talking about this Mollie Rorie for ever and then I can't even answer Edna's simple question. That's okay, cause I can tell you all that I didn't know the answer, even after you spelled it out to me! LOL So, this Elbert "Charles" Franks was the son of Samuel/Lemuel Franks? I didn't know that. I think that this is Betty Mc's line. As a matter of fact, the Franks that I research (my Langston married him) was the son of Oliver Franks, Samuel/Lemue
12. [ARIZARD-L] Jeffery [0.973619]
Hi, I have a Lewis Brand b. 1863 the son of John Franklin Brand of Henry County, Tenn. Lewis is married to Mary Jeffery in 1875, Crawford County, MO and that is all I have. John Franklin was married to Mary White and was in Tenn and MO. thanks, Juanita
13. [ARIZARD-L] Blevins [0.973619]
Bill, Thought it might give food for thought and some of the dates I saw listed didn't seem to fit. Like the father was born in 1853 and the 5th child listed was in born in 1864. Awful young father don't you think? Did some one make a typo OR did I see it wrong? V
14. [ARIZARD-L] Re: ARIZARD-D Digest V01 #879 [0.973619]
Hello to all, I got interested in the story about the murder of Lawrence Harber, Sherriff of Izard Co. AR. Would anyone have the complete story? My wife was Amos Harber's Daughter. This would have been a second or third cousin of hers. She was a little girl when this happened. If you have any information I would appreciate receiving your email. prep1040@aol.com
15. RE: [ARIZARD-L] HORN - Jim [0.973619]
Hi Jim; I have a William D. Horn, brother of Thomas Hunter Horn, but he looks to be too early to be your W. D. Horn. The unconfirmed info that I have shows William D. Horn, b 28 Oct 1823 in Montgomery Co., TN, m. 30 Oct 1856 to C. E. Smythe, Children: Helen b 1849, Jennie b 1852, John b 1853, Sallie b 1854, India b 1857. Regards; Stan -----Original Message----- From: JDSshipbld@cs.com [mailto:JDSshipbld@cs.com] Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2001 3:10 PM To: ARIZARD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ARIZARD-L]
16. Re: [ARIZARD-L] WHITE [0.973619]
> << my GG grandfather named Doc White. His nickname was little doc white. He > was NOT a doctor. I believe his name to be Lindsey White. I have seen > census with D. L. White and Doc White. It is believed that he was born in > TN. Around 1850-56. I have a little bookelt : Index to the Sharp County Record Newspaper Evening Shade, Arkansas 1877-1883 page 108 White, Dr. & Mrs , "Local News" 12 Oct 1877, p.1 Col. 2; Of Houston, MO on trip to Hot Springs That's all there is in this book. It is just an
17. Re: [ARIZARD-L] HORN - Kathryn [0.973619]
Well Kathryn.......me again. I was inquiring about the Horns. Another family that had married into my Sinor family in Baxter Co. Descendants of James " Oliver" Sinor 1 James " Oliver" Sinor b: September 01, 1884 d: October 07, 1931 .. +Bertie Lee Horn b: November 24, 1885 in Gassville, Baxter Co., Arkansas m: September 30, 1905 in Baxter Co., Arkansas d: January 15, 1971 ......... 2 James Leon "Jessie" Sinor b: January 27, 1908 in Mayes Co., Oklahoma d: 1988 ............. +Verlia Webster ......
18. Re: [ARIZARD-L] Blevins [0.973619]
In a message dated 9/23/01 4:50:52 PM Central Daylight Time, billblevins@hotmail.com writes: << His wife is shown as a widow in the 1880 census. Also, she has eight children listed in the 1880 census, and Andrew Jackson Blevins is the youngest child and is shown to have been born in 1872. So lets go back and suppose he was born in 1853, he would have only been 19 years of age when Andrew Jackson was born, and also had seven children older than Andrew Jackson Blevins. >> Bill, someone sent thi
19. Re: [ARIZARD-L] Jim blows his top [0.973619]
In a message dated 9/14/01 10:56:09 PM Pacific Daylight Time, sonofmosiah@onemain.com writes: << Here is a quote from the 39th Chapter of the Koran: "Who is more evil than one who attributes lies to GOD, while disbelieving in the truth that has come to him?" If those who perpetrated this ho >> What god? I am taking it that you believe they serve God. Well, then there is nothing to say to you. Juanita
20. Re: [ARIZARD-L] McCollum - Betty Mc [0.973619]
Yes, it is. And thank goodness for the cooler weather; I love the fall and spring! Betty ----- Original Message ----- From: Bernie Moore-Knowles To: Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 12:53 PM Subject: Re: [ARIZARD-L] McCollum - Betty Mc > Betty > > That's funny! Black Lee and Red Lee! One way to distinquish between the > two. > > Thanks Betty. > > I'll be that it's looking really pretty in Arkansas right now. > > Bernie Moore-Knowles > Phoenix, Arizona
21. Re: [ARIZARD-L] Re: California Sick?Jim & John [0.973619]
Solvang!!!!! NOW y'all have me craving abelskivers (is that how you spell that????) When I lived in Paso Robles, my best friend lived in Long Beach (So, Cal) We would meet in Solvang once a month for a weekend together. I also loved going to Beullton (sp??) to Anderson's for fresh split pea soup! It was so thick and good, you could eat it with a fork! It's ok...at least I can get fresh Gumbo and Jambalaya whenever I want it! LOL Everyone have a great week! Marci Marci Shaw Peralez "If you can't g
22. [ARIZARD-L] King - Ridgeway [0.973619]
Peggy, I got a copy of the marriage record for R. P. King and Agee Ridgeway. The JP witness and signed it on 25 Dec 1887. The clerk recorded it on 10 Jan 1888 and when he did he says they were married on the 27th of Dec 1887. The justice of the peace should have know what day he married them. If you would like this copy you may have it but I will need a mailing address. Vera
23. Re: [ARIZARD-L] Lucille Smith Johnson-Beth [0.973619]
In a message dated 9/24/01 7:21:53 PM Central Daylight Time, chylon@netzero.net writes: << ( I have been trying to "angle" her into the JONES line for over a year.) hehehe!!! Mike C. remembers 9-1-1 >> If it works, let me know. Perhaps we can exchange Jones'. Mine are all brick walls. Eula
24. Re: [ARIZARD-L] My Family Lived in the Bootheel! - Peggy [0.973619]
this was Tuberculosis of the lymph nodes in the neck - often just beneath the angle of the jaw. ks Bernie Moore-Knowles wrote: > Peggy > > "The little girl was afflicted with Scrofula gatherings, all her life." > > Wonder what that means? > > Bernie Moore-Knowles > Phoenix, Arizona > > "I have Indian blood in me. I have just enough White blood for you to > question my honesty." ........Will Rogers > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Wednesday,
25. Re: [ARIZARD-L] Langston and JACKSON..........Fw: PML Search Result matching 'Stephen Jackson' [0.973619]
Funny you should ask, just received a envelope from Evelyn Erway, no the bible copies aren't in there but she did include a individual heritage chart, in which she just has the father of Mary Jane Jackson as William Jackson bn 1816 Tn and her mother Nancy ? bn 1821 Tn/ 1850 Every Name Index by McLane and Allen says: William JACKSON 34 bn Tn Nancy 29 bn Tn Martha C. 7 Mary 3 Leroy 1 They were in dwellin
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