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1. Re: [ARKANSAS] MAYES & MOORE from CLAIBORNE & GRAINGER Counties,TN [1]
I'm researching Moores but mostly in the Benton county area... ----- Original Message ----- From: "TN MAN" To: Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 10:22 AM Subject: [ARKANSAS] MAYES & MOORE from CLAIBORNE & GRAINGER Counties,TN > HI Any MOORE & MAYES researchers on this list?.. > I saw a post on the MAYES L list someone had a photo of a MAYES head > stone.does anyone on this list have relatives there?. a MOORE killed at > the ALAMO was from CLAIBORNE County,T
2. Re: [ARKANSAS] Index to Arkansas Confederate Soldiers Vol 2 H-O by Desmond Walls Allen [1]
Hi Judy, This is a site I really like. It covers all states. http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss This name of the site is : Soldiers and Sailors System. Good luck, Glenna ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve and Judy Sanders" To: Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 9:20 PM Subject: [ARKANSAS] Index to Arkansas Confederate Soldiers Vol 2 H-O by Desmond Walls Allen > Would anyone on this mailing list happen the book, Index to Arkansas Confederate Soldiers Vol. 2
3. Re: [ARKANSAS] MAYES & MOORE from CLAIBORNE & GRAINGER Counties,TN [1]
That's funny - my Moores were Irish - couldn't be more different in appearance...but thanks for the link! ----- Original Message ----- From: "TN MAN" To: Sent: Tuesday, November 19, 2002 7:02 PM Subject: Re: [ARKANSAS] MAYES & MOORE from CLAIBORNE & GRAINGER Counties,TN > hi i've no idea where mine came from.other > than a son says his dad was from TX.most of > the MOOREs were short,blue eyes,black wavey > hsir.skintones sort of INDIAN & MEXICAN. > Just a b
4. Re: [ARKANSAS] birth in Little Rock [1]
Hi Al: The LDS library has the census of 1880 for the whole US Happy Haunting, Marian
5. [ARKANSAS] Arkansas Pioneer Women- Newspaper article 1876 [1]
For those of you who have ancestors who settled in Western Arkansas on the Indian Territory border, I thought the following story might be interesting as it occurred before statehood and gives us some insight into the lives of the pioneer women who lived "on the border" I hope you enjoy it: May 18, 1876 Van Buren Argus (News paper) Crawford County, Arkansas THE BORDER HEROINE Some years ago, before the State of Arkansas was so densely populated as now, and when the mails from Little Rock to the Wester
6. Re: [ARKANSAS] Arkansas Pioneer Women- Newspaper article 1876 [1]
Thank you Fran for once again helping us to understand how our ancestors lived. My husbands Maxwell's and Billingsley's were in Crawford Co before it was Crawford Co. and can be found in the first census of 1821. From there they went on to become among the first settlers into Washington Co., AR as soon as it was open for settlement. I have been typing up the family history and have added some of your stories to show how things were. Pat ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fran Warren"
7. [ARKANSAS] Free query Column [1]
I write Ozarks Genealogy column for the on line News-Leader a Springfield, MO newspaper http://www.springfieldnews-leader.com/genealogy/index.html Please send your Misssouri queries to the column. Thanks Gloria Bogart Carter, Genealogist, 733 South Farm Road 89, Springfield, MO 65802, gbcarter@juno.com 417-869-7060; My BOOK LIST available by e-mail; My Ozarks Genealogy Query Column appears each Sunday on line http://www.springfieldnews-leader.com/genealogy/index.html ; Visit Wright Co MO web site h
8. [ARKANSAS] MOORE & MAYES [1]
HI any MOOREs that married into the MAYES families,and moved from GRAINGER & CLAIBORNE Cos,TN on here? thanks, Ray MOORE...researching MOORE & MAYES from CLAIBORNE & GRAINGER Cos.,TN & RAY Co.MO. --BOOK by Glenna WHITEAKER WILDING formally of HARLAN,KY "TALES of a RIDGERUNNER.short stories of her dad CURREN http://www.angelfire.com/in3/louisrr/book.htm -- http://fastmail.fm - IMAP accessible web-mail
9. Re: [ARKANSAS] Index to Arkansas Confederate Soldiers Vol 2 H-O by Desmond W... [1]
In a message dated 11/7/02 7:20:26 PM Pacific Standard Time, sandking@usit.net writes: > > Would anyone on this mailing list happen the book, Index to Arkansas > Confederate Soldiers Vol. 2 H-0 by Desmond Walls Allen? > Hi, Judy. Go to: http://www.arkansasresearch.com/ Connie
10. [ARKANSAS] MAYES & MOORE from CLAIBORNE & GRAINGER Counties,TN [1]
HI Any MOORE & MAYES researchers on this list?.. I saw a post on the MAYES L list someone had a photo of a MAYES head stone.does anyone on this list have relatives there?. a MOORE killed at the ALAMO was from CLAIBORNE County,TN.as i have it listed in a book of LEWIS surnames. i'm hard on the trail of my great gramps JACK? JOHN MOORE.he married NANCY ANN MAYES. about 1860-65.In CLAIBORNE County,TN.but have never found them in a census. i found NANCY in 1882 married to s JW BOLIN.she died in 1883.its sa
11. Re: [ARKANSAS] MAYES & MOORE from CLAIBORNE & GRAINGER Counties,TN [1]
hi i've no idea where mine came from.other than a son says his dad was from TX.most of the MOOREs were short,blue eyes,black wavey hsir.skintones sort of INDIAN & MEXICAN. Just a brickwall.if you want to look at old MOORE photos go here.Ray Moore. http://www.angelfire.com/in3/louisrr/moore.htm On Tue, 19 Nov 2002 18:50:25 -0600, "Dana Gray" said: > I'm researching Moores but mostly in the Benton county area... > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "TN MAN" > To:
12. [ARKANSAS] birth in Little Rock [1]
Is it possible that anyone could find a birth record for Elsie Lentz(my grandmother) whose parents were Hudson and Ida Lentz. She was born in 1874 or 1875( age 6 in the St Louis 1880 census). I believe they were Methodists. He worked for the railroad. Thank you kindly for your help. Al in NJ
13. [ARKANSAS] Fewells in Ala,Ms.and Ark. [1]
i recently received new info from a 92 yr old relative of my Fewell Family.and hope the clues she gave me will help locate other desc. of this family. she states: Lela Raines MARRIED A FEWELL. DONT RECALL HIS GIVEN NAME BUT THEIR CHILDREN WERE: IDA SUE William Pernie Lela is buried in Walker co but i think she moved to ark then back to walker co. as she was raised there . she was born over in Monroe co Ms. her parents were George and Mary Jane Mooney Raines. Lela died in 1922 and these 3 kids lived with
14. [ARKANSAS] Fw: Data cannot be restored.--ArkansasFamilies.net [1]
Hello Everyone, I just wanted to let you all know that on the evening of Saturday, November 16th a shell user of our hosting service, gained administrative privileges and intentionally destroyed all of their data as well as the backup data on our server. To say the least, everything was lost. Any emails sent to us over the last 4 days, were also lost, and I do apologize. The fact that someone would intentionally do such a thing is both sad and pointless. As for the backup, we tried hard to have our data
15. [ARKANSAS] Van Buren Argus News- September 7, 1876 [1]
Van Buren Argus Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas September 7, 1876 "WILD BILL" Wm Hickock, otherwise known as Wild Bill, a scout of considerable renown in the west, was shot and instantly killed at Deadwood, on the 2nd of August. The murderers name was Bill Southerland. Hickock was playing cards in a saloon, when Southerland came up behind and fired, the ball entering just behind the right ear and passing clear through the head, perforating the brain. The assassin attempted to escape, but was capture
16. Re: [ARKANSAS] Arkansas Pioneer Women- Newspaper article 1876 [1]
That is wonderful, Pat! It amazes me and gives me more admiration for our early settlers when I read items similar to this. Good luck on your family history and may God Bless you and yours!! Fran http://www.crawfordcountyarkansas.net/ Phone: 479-369-2703 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard &Pat Stevens" To: Sent: Thursday, November 07, 2002 1:40 PM Subject: Re: [ARKANSAS] Arkansas Pioneer Women- Newspaper article 1876 Thank you Fran for once again h
17. [ARKANSAS] Index to Arkansas Confederate Soldiers Vol 2 H-O by Desmond Walls Allen [1]
Would anyone on this mailing list happen the book, Index to Arkansas Confederate Soldiers Vol. 2 H-0 by Desmond Walls Allen? If anyone does, I sure would appreciate a look-up. I am looking for a William Duncan Jones or it could be listed as W.D. Jones or William D. Jones. I know that he served in an AR. unit--supposedly he was a Captain and fought at the Battle of Helena. He lived in St. Francis Co. if this would help. Or can someone tell me a website to go to that might tell what units were raise
18. [ARKANSAS] Riley Moody b. 1801 m. Sarah "Sallie" Hollingsworth b. 1802 [1]
I am looking for the parents of Sarah "Sallie" Hollingsworth and Riley Moody. Both were b. in Ga. I don't know where are exactly when they married. The first child that we know about was about 1827. Their known children are as follows: Dora Ann b. 1827 Al. m. A. F. Murphy (widow in Claiborne Parish La.) Asberry b. 1828 Al. Benjamin F. b. 1833 Al. m. Mollie Sanders Malinda J. b. 1834 Al. m. R. J. Henry Mary C. b. 1835 Al. m. 1st ? Garrard 2nd James P or B Rudd Sarah b. 1837 Al. Joseph b. 1838 Al.(went to Col
19. [ARKANSAS] MAYES MARRIAGES [1]
HI i'm listing this.maybe you'll see a name of a relative.my roots are in CLAIBORNE Co.,TN. many MAYES settled in GRAINGER Co.,TN on to KY,to MO,OK, to where ever.some of these surnames are marriages in different states. here is my homepage address... http://www.angelfire.com/in3/louisrr/moore.htm more surnames at JT MAYES pages... http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mayes/index.htm and at RD MAYES pages... http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=rdmayes&id=I1363 thank you
20. [ARKANSAS] 1876 Van Buren Argus Index [1]
Shown below is the index to the 1876 Van Buren Argus Newspaper Extractions: A Adkins, John 44 Adkins, Noah 44 Agricultural Society 23 Alberson, J J 25 Alexander, W J 47 Allison, Captain James 3 Allison, William 44 ALMA 11 AN INDIAN ROMANCE 44 Arkansas City, Kansas 45 Arkansas Intelligencer (newspaper) 46 Arkansas River 11, 13 ARKANSAS VALLEY STAGE AND EXPRESS COMPANY 1 Arkloe 23, 26, 32, 37 ARKLOE 23 Arnold, W A 28 Asbury Normal Institute 37 AT ARKLOE 32 Austin Building 46 Austin, George 16, 45 Austin, Mart
21. [ARKANSAS] EDWARD HICKEY-1870 ST. FRANCIS CO., AR. CENSUS [1]
I am searching for information on the following household. 1870 St. Francis Co., Arkansas Census-Union Township-Madison P.O.-Microfilm Page 465B Edward Hickey-age 24-born in Ireland-farmer Adaline Hickey-age 34-born in Tennessee-Keeping House If anyone knows about this Edward and Adaline Hickey or knows of anyone who might could help me on this household, please let me know. Judy Sanders
22. [ARKANSAS] Seeking Descendants of Those Buried in a Hudson County, New Jersey Cemetery [1]
This was sent to me on another list but I thought it should be sent to as many people as possible. Do you have kin people buried in a potters' field cemetery in Hudson County, New Jersey? If so, you might want to read the article that follows. Regards, Joy The following article is from Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter and is copyright 2002 by Richard W. Eastman. It is re-published here with the permission of the author. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - Seeking Desc
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