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1. [ARPOLK] Chandler/ Allen [1]
Looking for information on Pearl Lee (Pearlee) (Lee) Chandler who married Andrew Jackson Allen September 20, 1898 in Polk County. Does this sound familiar at all? Her father (/) J. W. Chandler signed for her to marry Andrew.Look forward to hearing from you. Thanks Glenda Burch
2. Cox Family [1]
For those research the COX family, I have been writing the history of the Cox family in Polk and Montgomery Counties for the past year. Almost every issue of The Mountain Signal has a 3 to 12 page history, and it is still ongoing. I expect to finish with the old timers in the July issue, and move on to the current Coxes and the connecting families. There were THREE Cox families in Polk County, and as for as I can tell they were NOT connected. I've written the history of two of them. The third family se
3. [ARPOLK] Cemetery [1]
Does anyone know if the Overturf Cemetery is on line? I need to get some dates for my ancestors. Or does anyone have a list of the names or dates? Thanks, Thelma
4. [ARPOLK] NARA Reproduction Fee Schedule (Proposed) [1]
> The NARA proposal to revamp the system and fees for providing copies of > Military Service Records, Bounty-Land Warrant Applications Files, and > Pension Application Files has been published in the 25 April 2000 issue > of the Federal Register. Public comment is invited and should be > directed to > > NARA Regulation Comment Desk > 8601 Adelphi Road > College Park, MD 20740-6001 > Fax: 301 713-7270 > > The comment period closes on 26 June 2000. NARA prefers that you use > either the postal address or fax
5. Re: [ARPOLK] Chandler/ Allen [1]
I wish I could say I had but I have not. This has been a hard line to follow since I have so little to go one. The uncle Jack you mention, what was his full name? Look forward to hearing from you again. Glenda
6. Re: [ARPOLK] Mena-Polk County Web Sites [1]
Hi Is there a Mena or Polk Co. Historical or Genealogical Society website? Thanks! Julia
7. [ARPOLK] Cherry Hill community [1]
Hi- I wondered if any one could help me with information on the cherry hill community? I believe my grandmothers family lived there In the 1900s. there names were Ed ward and sarah Jane ( Philpot) Risenhoover. I would like to know what it was liked back then and what is there ,if any thing now. would any one have the history of htat area and members of that community? I am also looking for a school called chilin or something to that affect. my grandmother mittie Risenhoover attended there( ONLY to t
8. Re: [ARPOLK] Cox Family [1]
In a message dated 4/21/00 8:15:15 AM US Mountain Standard Time, mtsig@cswnet.com writes: << There were THREE Cox families in Polk County, and as for as I can tell they were NOT connected. I've written the history of two of them. The third family seems to have descended from a Joseph Cox and homesteaded in the Posey Hollow area or Quito area, that is between Acorn and Y City. >> Shirley, It is highly possible that this Joseph Cox was also a distant relative of George R. Cox. I haven't found a
9. Re: [ARPOLK] Cemetery [1]
Its not online, but I have a listing of the inscriptions in the Overturf Cemetery. Let me know who yu are looking for and I will look for them See You Later Kenneth D. Milam
10. Re: [ARPOLK] Cemetery [1]
HI I just discovered for sure hat my gggrandmother was Emma Sullivan b. abt 1842 IL. (by census info). Her daughter had a Lewis or Sewis age 23 Sullivan (I can't read it) living with her family in Hot Springs Ar in 1900. So this is all I know. Except my gggrandmother married Frederick Holt from Prussia. Hoping to find where she fits into a Sullivan family. Thanks Darlene -----Original Message----- From: CWalsh415@aol.com To: ARPOLK-L@rootsweb.com Date: Sunda
11. [ARPOLK] Land Records [1]
Hi everyone , This came in from another list and I thought someone might like to see it. Sandy in AZ. > Cemetery plots, especially in public cemeteries, are also considered > land records. You can find indexes to plot deeds in the County > Recorder's Office of the appropriate county. These deeds are often > invaluable because the owner of the plot may be a distant relative you > didn't know about. Be certain to check out who bought the plot.
12. [ARPOLK] West Fanily [1]
I am looking for the West family.James Robert and Allie may Stanford b" 1887 Al James robert was born abt. same time as she was they came to to polk togather from al >miss>ar they are both buried at the old mt tabor cemetrey.,if you know where this cem. is what county?. is and do we have it on line.it is at glenwood, I need to ck all the tomb stones and I was there when my mother was buried and I was so torn up I didn't do any thing. my grand mother allie may lived at mena during the W W11. and my mother
13. [ARPOLK] Polk County Surnames [1]
Hi I'm looking for information regarding William (Jeremiah??) THOMPSON who married Martha Matilda Rebecca COX (dau of Ephraim COX) - several of their children were born in Polk County, AR: William Greenlee THOMPSON, Mar 1875, Matilda (Diance/Dinca) THOMPSON abt 1876, Dessie THOMPSON, b. (?), Sadie THOMPSON, b. (?) and Moses Edward THOMPSON, b. Mar 1883. Family legend has it that Martha Matilda COX was an 'Indian Doctor' ?? William Jeremiah THOMPSON was Choctaw. I am wondering if Ephraim COX was, p
14. Re: [ARPOLK] Mena-Polk County Web Sites [1]
The Mountain Signal http://www.menaar.com http://www.meanark.com http://www.meanarkansas.com http://www.mtsig.com http://www.mountainsignal.com (all this will lead you to the Mena site) On Thu, 20 Apr 2000 18:33:34 EDT CHINORED@aol.com writes: > Hi > Is there a Mena or Polk Co. Historical or Genealogical Society > website? > > Thanks! > Julia >
15. [ARPOLK] Unsubscribing [1]
Hi Folks; I will be unsubscribing from the list as I need the time to catch up on a lot of things that I have been neglecting. Thanks for having me. http://home.att.net/~billcovey/index.html Bill Covey Creator of: Ol' Tubby Joe Stottlemeyer Author of: Watson Is Where It Wuz
16. RE: [ARPOLK] Chandler/ Allen [1]
Dear Glenda, I have not started on my Allen branch of the family, but my father's mother was Anna Alzie ALLEN. She married Milton M. RICHARDSON sometime around 1890 - the first child was born in 1893 and my father wash born in 1898. I am starting to look for ways to start on the ALLENS. I don't know her father's name. I think she and my grandfather married in Sevier County, but it may have been that they married in Howard County and moved to Sevier County and then on to Polk County. Anna Alzie died in
17. Re: Risenhoovers & Cherry Hill Community [1]
Cherry Hill community--Polk County, Arkansas. The name of the Cherry Hill community was at one time Egger, for the Egger family who operated the post office there. The name Cherry Hill was given to the community because of a huge cherry tree which stood near the road. Some of the first settlers were the Harrisons and the other families which came with them on the wagon train. There were three wagon trains which came to Polk County about the same time, 1834, and the people from these trains settled in thre
18. [ARPOLK] rISENHOOVER INFORMATION [1]
I WOULD LIKE TO OBTAIN SOME HELP ON MY RISENHOOVER FAMILY THAT LIVED IN POLK COUNTY. i WOULD LIKE TO OBTAIN THE CEMENTERY INSCRIPTION OF MY G- GREAT GRANDPARENTS EDWARD RISENHOOVER AND SARAH JANE ( PHILPOT) RISENHOOVER. THEY ARE BOTH BURIED AT CHERRY HILL CEMENTERY. wOULD ANY ONE KNOW IF THERE WAS A SCHOOL NAMED CHILLIN? MY GRANDMOTHER MITTIE rISENHOOVER AND HER BROTHERS AND SISTERS WENT THERE, i DONT KNOW IF THE SCHOOL WAS IN THE CHERRY HILL COMMUNITY. MY GRANDMOTHER ONLY WENT THERETIL FOURTH GR
19. [ARPOLK] John Parham [1]
Is there any one researching the John D. Parham? He was in the 1870 Polk Co. Ar. Census. Would like to hear from any one who is researching that family. Ola Mae ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
20. Re: [ARPOLK] Mena-Polk County Web Sites [1]
To Shirley, Thank you so much for your help. It was so nice of you to take the time to send those websites to me. I really appreciate it. I would also like to thank some more folks on the list that have been helpful to me. Recently, while searching for lost URLs, I ran across a very interesting site. I was very impressed with it. It is a computerized marriage lookup. You can find it at: http://www.sanbachs.com/cdi.html Thanks again, Rose _______________________________ >From: mtsig
21. Mena-Polk County Web Sites [1]
In reply to Rose Wells, Wellerose@hotmail.com You will find all the Mena web sites on my site. Go to the index page to view a complete list of pages. Go to the LINKS page to get Polk County link, Arkansas Links, Genealogy Links HOWEVER--you will need to go to the INDEX page--to Businesses to get links for other Polk County businesses. There are also links for Montgomery County sites. Thanks Shirley Goodner, editor The Mountain Signal http://www.menaar.com http://www.meanark.com http://www.meanarkansas.
22. [ARPOLK] Mena Urls [1]
April 18, 2000 Hello List, Recently, my computer crashed. On my favorites, I had several Mena/Polk Co. websites. I lost them all. I haven't been able to recover them. Most of them I got off of the ArPolk message board. Would any of you folks have Mena Ark. or Polk Co. URLs that you could share with me? I would sure appreciate any that you have. Thank you so much, Rose Wells, Wellerose@hotmail.com ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.h
23. Re: [ARPOLK] Mena-Polk County Web Sites [1]
Thanks to glm1019@juno.com! Julia
24. [ARPOLK] TURNER'S moving from TN. to AR. c1870 [1]
Hello all, I am in need of any info on my family of TURNER'S... Parents- James A. TURNER, b. c1811, VA. Lavinia E. (COWAN) b. c1817, TN. Children... Jane TURNER, b. c1834, Lawrence Co. TN. Thomas W. TURNER, b. c1836, Law. Co. TN. James K. TURNER, b. c1838, Law. Co. TN. Robert b. TURNER, b. c1840, Law. Co. TN. Harriet E. TURNER, b. c1842, Law. Co. TN. William P. TURNER, b. c1845, Law. Co. TN. Emily L. TURNER, b. c1851, Law. Co. TN. John W. TURNER, b. c1855, Law. Co. TN. Kyle TURNER, b. c1859, Law. Co. TN. T
25. Re: [ARPOLK] Cemetery [1]
Hi - Are you researching the Overturf's? I have a great-aunt by marriage whose mother's maiden name was Overturf. My great-aunt, now deceased, made a journal for her daughter in 1968 which has been photocopied and given to me. It helped me immensely with my Sullivan research. Bessie Lorena (Winfield) Sullivan was my great-aunt, her mother's maiden name was Mittie Ollie (Overturf) Winfield - the wife of Elijah Winfield, a notable Polk County Nazarene preacher. Mittie Ollie Overturf Winfield died d
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