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Want everyone to know: if you go to the archives in Little Rock, Arkansas
(in the shadow of the Capitol building - inthe state library) - these have to
be the most helpful people in the WORLD. If you can't find what you are
looking for - they go the extra mile.

In a 1900 census couldn't find my family in the Soundex index - they were
extremely helpful - found them - they are not listed on the Soundex index -
but they wouldn't let me go empty handed - helped me to find what I needed.

If you have Arkansas ancestors - this is the best place to go - they deserve
to be commended for their work.

Barbara Dickerson WEBB

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