Lynda: Sorry, but Arkansas death indexes do not begin until 1914. You may have to check county probate and deed records, cemetery records, church records, etc. Russell P. Baker, CA Arkansas History Commission and State Archives One Capitol Mall Little Rock, AR 72201 501-682-6900 www.ark-ives.com [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> -----Original Message----- From: Lynda [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 7:26 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [AGS] Death Index Look-up please I am trying to find a death record for James W. Jenkins who died abt 1908 I think in Dallas County, Ar. possibly Fordyce Twp. Would someone be so kind as to see if this individual is listed in the Arkansas Death Records Index book and if so, where (what county) he died in and the date? Thank you in advance for your time, Lynda Illinois --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.404 / Virus Database: 228 - Release Date: 10/15/2002 ==== AGS Mailing List ==== ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 2002 FALL SEMINAR and BOOK FAIR Friday, October 11, and Saturday, October 12, 2002 Holiday Inn Airport-East, Little Rock, Arkansas I-440, Exit 3 (Airport Exit) For details see: http://www.rootsweb.com/~args/

I am trying to find a death record for James W. Jenkins who died abt 1908 I think in Dallas County, Ar. possibly Fordyce Twp. Would someone be so kind as to see if this individual is listed in the Arkansas Death Records Index book and if so, where (what county) he died in and the date? Thank you in advance for your time, Lynda Illinois --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.404 / Virus Database: 228 - Release Date: 10/15/2002

Where do I write or phone to get information from the sexton at Greenwood Cemetery in Hot Springs, AR? I have family members buried there. Sangster, Crockett.

I am trying to find a death record for Thomas F Fuller who died in 1943 in Crawford County, Arkansas we believe. Would someone be so kind as to see if this individual is listed in the Arkansas Death Records Index book and if so, where (what county) he died in? Thanks! Fran Alverson Warren e-mail: [email protected] 479-369-2703 http://www.crawfordcountyarkansas.net/

For those doing research on early Arkansas families, you may wish to know that 42 plus rolls of early Arkansas tax records are currently available on interlibrary loan through your local LDS family history library/center. The counties in question are Arkansas through Monroe, although Monroe has just been microfilmed. The records date from 1819 to about 1868. However, not all years are available for each county. In many cases these are the only early county records available that have survived. You can also see them here at the State Archives. Visit this LDS site to see what is available: http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp Russell P. Baker, CA Arkansas History Commission and State Archives One Capitol Mall Little Rock, AR 72201 501-682-6900 www.ark-ives.com [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

Hello, I am looking for information on my gg grandfather. James Lawrence Boyd. I have been told that he died in 1925 in Cleburne County Arkansas. I am looking for his date of birth and his parents. He was born in Illinios by the 1920 census and was 58 years young. He was burried in Cleburene County. I am trying to also find the name of the cemetary he was burried in. I have information on his wife who was a norton. Any information I could get would be helpful since I live in Kansas. Thanks in advance. karen Sebring

Below is the index to the final book in a series entitled Civil War on the Western Frontier (Volume 4). The number out beside the name indicates the page number on which the person can be located in the book. This was compiled by extracting news items from the Fort Smith New Era Newspaper: 1 10th Kansas Militia 7 12th Kansas 32 12th Kansas Infantry 17, 24, 32, 65 12th Kansas Volunteers Infantry 17, 40 13th Kansas Infantry 17, 32, 65 13th Kansas Volunteer Infantry 16 13th Kansas Volunteers Infantry 29 14th Kansas 11 14th Kansas Cavalry 28, 51, 66 18th Iowa 20, 22, 41, 46, 47, 64 18th Iowa Infantry 65 1st Arkansas Battalion 24 1st Arkansas Battery 46, 65 1st Arkansas Cavalry 39 1st Arkansas Infantry 10, 24, 41, 42, 48, 52, 58, 59, 64, 65 1st Arkansas Infantry Volunteers 16 1st Indian Regiment 32 1st Indiana Home Guards 15 1st Kansas Colored Infantry 24, 56 1st Kansas Colored Volunteers 16 1st Kansas Colored Volunteers Infantry 17 1st Missouri Cavalry 18, 50 2 22nd Arkansas Infantry 57 22nd Ohio Infantry 48 2nd Arkansas Infantry 20, 25, 26 2nd Kansas Battalion 24 2nd Kansas Cavalry 17, 20, 24, 46, 52 2nd Kansas Colored Infantry 24 2nd Kansas Volunteer Cavalry 24 3 32nd Iowa 56 32nd Iowa Infantry 54 34th Arkansas 57 4 40th Iowa Infantry 31 5 50th Indiana 21 5th Kansas 2 6 6th and 2nd Kansas Cavalry 54 7 7th U S Infantry 39 9 99th Illinois 67 9th Kansas 11 A Adams, Major Sam 43 ADDITIONAL IN REGARD TO THE ATTACK ON THE BOATS 21 Allen, F S 10 Allison, C 28 American Rebellion 45 AMONG PARTIZAN RANGERS 58 AN INCIDENT 56 Andersonville, Georgia 49 ANXIOUS TO RETURN 46 Arkansas Regiments 46 Arkansas River 10, 21 Armstrong Academy, Indian Territory 66, 67 Army of Northern Virginia 49 Army of the Border 10 Army of the Frontier 20 ARRIVAL OF STEAMBOATS 17 Asa Clark’s Mill 10 Atwell, R H 24 B Bard, Samuel 61 Barnard, William 47 Battle of Jenkin’s Ferry 23 Battle of Prairie Grove 6 BATTLE OF WESTPORT 7 Bear, Mr. 12 Benbrook, J Q 48 Bennett, Dr. J E 7, 43 Benton, Arkansas 14 Bentonville, Arkansas 38 Berry, Captain Charles E 20 Big Creek 41 Big Mulberry 47 Bigelow, Mr. 17 Bishop, C W 62 Blackburn, Captain W S 29 Bland, Private John 24 BOATS ATTACKED BY GUERRILLAS 17 Boggy Depot 54 BOLD OUTRAGE 25 Booth, Joel 55 Booth, Nancy 55 Bostick, John 62 Bourland, A M 62 Bourland, E 62 Bowles, John 16 Bowlin, Alvis 62 Brewer, John G 55 Brewer, Sarah Luisa 55 Brigadier General Bussey 47, 53 Brigadier General Bussy 43 Brigadier General C Bussey 63 Brigadier General Edwards 31 Briggs, Albert J 52 Brodie, Hiram 62 Brooks, Edward J 39 Brown, Mary Ann 55 Brown, Susan E 22 Brown, Thomas 55 Brush Creek 38 Bull Creek, Indian Territory 10 Burris, Rev. Mr. 20 Burrows Farm 37 Bushong, A B 62 Bushong, J S 62 Bushong, James S 31 Bushwhacker 3, 8, 23, 47 Bushwhacker Colonel Brooks 40 Bushwhackers 25, 26, 37, 38, 41, 42, 47, 48, 54 BUSHWHACKERS AT WORK AGAIN 48 Bushwhacking 57 Bussey, Brigadier General Cyrus 29 Bussey, Cyrus 27 Bussey, General 31 Byon, A O 62 C Cabin Creek 2, 17 Cagle, Private L 35 Callahan, A M 62 Camp Ford 1 Camp Gross 2 Campbell, Colonel 41 Campbell, Lieutenant Colonel 67 Canandian River 36 Cane Hill, Arkansas 57 Captain Meffert 54 Captain Rutherford 38 Captain Thrasher 17 Cassville, Missouri 6 Cecil, W H 48 Chandler, Mrs. Serena G 23 CHAPLAIN GARDNER 16 Chaplain, 40th Iowa 44 Charles, Private B F 24 Cherokee Indians 44 Cherokee Nation 66, 68 CHEROKEE TOMAHAWK 38 Cherokees 67, 68 Chickasaw Indians 36 Chickasaw Nation 36 Choctaw 3 Choctaw Indians 36 Choctaw Nation 36 Christian Commission 15 Churchill, Captain J O 36 Citizens of Sebastian County 30 Clark, Asa 10 Clark, G J 52 Clark, George 52 Clarke, Private Julius 24 Clarksville, Arkansas 18, 20, 24, 25, 26, 27 Colbert, Wm 47 Collins, Carl 53 Colonel Adams 17 Colonel Border’s Command 2 Colonel Bowen 17 Colonel Ford 7 Colonel Garrett 31 Colonel Harrison 6, 37 Colonel Jennison 7 Colonel McGee 8 Colonel Phillips 16 Colonel Wallace 57 ColonelMoonlight 7 Colt’s Dragoon Revolver 9 Combs, Captain John Combs 58 Company A 2nd Arkansas Infantry 24 Company A, 12th Kansas 23 Company A, 1st Arkansas Cavalry 24 Company B, 1st Arkansas Infantry 47 Company B, 1st Arkansas U S Volunteers 55 Company C, 6th Kansas 2 Company D, 18th Iowa Infantry 64 Company D, 2nd Arkansas Infantry 35 Company E 1st Arkansas 55 Company E, 12th Kansas Infantry 24 Company E, 1st Arkansas 35 Company E, 2nd Battalion, 6th Cavalry, Missouri Volunteers 11 Company E, 2nd Kansas Cavalry Volunteers 55 Company F, 12th Kansas Infantry 35 Company G, 40th Iowa Infantry 61 Company H, 1st Arkansas 55 Company H, 1st Arkansas Infantry 42 Company H, 2nd Kansas Cavalry 2 Company I 1st Arkansas 55 Company I 3rd Wisconsin Cavalry 33 Company I, 12th Kansas Infantry 27 Company I, 1st Arkansas 55 Company I, 6th Kansas Cavalry 28 Company I,2nd Arkansas Cavalry 35 Company L, 14th Kansas Cavalry 55 Condray, Wisener 28 Confederate Armies 45 Confederate Army 33 Confederate Money 3 Confederate States of America 11 Confederate Surgeon 57 CORN WHEAT AND FLOUR IN TEXAS 62 Counts, Bethel 38 Court Martial 32, 47 Crane, C L 39 Crawford County, Arkansas 30, 31, 48, 50, 53, 54 Creek Indians 44 Crossman, Wm 10 D Dables, Dr. T E, 62 Dallas, Texas 54 Dardanelle, Arkansas 20 Day, Private Wm 23 DENTAL NOTICE 32 Department of Arkansas 12 Department of Missouri 12 DEPARTURE OF OFFICERS 17 Dickerson, D 62 Dilday, Charles F 55 Dilday, Mary 55 District of North Arkansas 53 Dobbin’s Brigade of Arkansas Troops 9 Dodge, G M 53 DR RANDALL SWINDELL 3 Durbin, Captain Green 40 Durbin, Captain Greene 17 Duval Farm 35 Duvall Farm 33 DuVall’s Bluff 31 E Edmondson, James 34 Edmondson, Samuel 33 Edmondson, Theresa 34 Edmondson, W 61 Edwards, Private Jesse 24 Elm Springs 38 Ely, Wm B 39 England, W F 62 F Fagan’s Negotiations 14 Farmer, W B 24 Farmington, Missouri 63 FATAL ACCIDENT 42 FATAL SHOOTING AFFAIR 23 Fayette County, Missouri 50 Fayetteville, Arkansas 20, 23, 27, 38, 39, 42, 48, 62 Federal Arms 19 Federal Army 14 Federal Prisoners 20 Federal Soldier 1, 50, 54 Federal Troops 18 Federal Uniform 9 Federal Uniforms 42 Federals 3, 5, 6 Ferguson, Mr. 23 Few, Isaac 50 Few, Louisa 50 Fletcher, Governor Thomas C 63 Fletcher, Thomas C 63 Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation 39, 67 Fort Gibson, Indian Territory 9, 16, 32, 33, 34, 40, 44, 51, 52 Fort Scott Road 7 Fort Scott, Kansas 8 FORT SMITH PRICES CURRENT 21 Foster, Jack 23 Franklin County, Arkansas 41 Freeman, W M 61 Frog Bayou 32, 37, 55 FROM FAYETTEVILLE 37 FROM TEXAS 54 FROM TYLER TEXAS 1 G Gans, Rachel 55 Gans, Robert 55 GARDENING 32 Gardner, Chaplain O B 29 Gardner, Rev. 17 Gardner, Rev. O B 29 Garrison, Rev. S F C 44 Garrison, S F C 48 Gaston, Amanda Melvina 11 Gaston, William 11 General Blunt 6, 40, 41, 51 General Bussey 35, 37, 55, 61, 66 General Canby 12, 18 General Curtis 3, 7, 10, 11 GENERAL CURTIS 10 General Curtis’ Artillery 11 General Curtis’ Headquarters 3 General Grant 20, 44 General Halleck 20 General Herron 6, 66 General Hindman 41 General Hospital 23 General Magruder 14 General Pleasanton 11 General Price 7, 10 General Reynolds 31 General Steele 12 General Thayer 20 Gerard, Miss Mollie 65 Gibson, Sarah P 56 Gillam, Rev. W H 60 Gilleland, Private B T 53 Gillespie, John 62 Gilstrap, H M 38 Gordon, Private 64 Government Freight 34 Graham, Mrs. Wm 56 Graham, William 55 Graham, Wm 56 Grant, Ulysses S 45 Green, Wm 61 Greer, Private Wm 35 Greig, James 62 Griffith, Colonel S L 40 Guard House 33 GUERRILLA OUTRAGE 47 Guerrillas 12, 18, 29, 33, 37, 39, 57 GUERRILLAS 51 Gunn, Private Cornelius 24 Gurley, Dr. 47 H Half-breed Indian 23 Harder, Henry 60, 61 Harder, Wm 63 Hardin, John 17 Hargrove & Miller 55 Hargrove, Judge A N 37 Harris, Charles 66 Harris, Miss Margaret 68 Harrison, Colonel LaRue 39 Harrisonville Road 8 Hart, Captain Martin D 11 Harvey, C F 62 Haskell, J C 52 Hayes, J E 40 Hays, Lieutenant Colonel J E 24 Heaton, John 32 Heffington, Tennessee 55 Heffington, William 55 Helderbrand, Samuel 63 Henderson, Robert 3 Hillsborough, Illinois 43 Home Guard Companies 37 Home Guards 30 HORRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER 49 HOW MARMADUKE WAS ARRESTED 3 Howell, Mrs. Seth 28 Hudson, H 37 Hudson, John 24 Hudson, Mrs. Sarah 37 Humansville, Polk County, Missouri 46 Hunt, H B 42 Hunt, Miss Malinda 20 Hunt, William M 20 Huntsville, Arkansas 38 Huntsville, Madison County, Arkansas 38 Hutchinson, G W 24, 56 I I O O F Tribute of Respect 60 INDIAN AFFAIRS 66 Indian Council 66 Indian Country 39 Indian Nations 41, 67 Indian Territory 62, 63 Indian Troops 44 Indians 9, 44, 67 INFORMATION WANTED 37 INHUMANE TREATMENT OF THE PRISONERS 27 J Jay’s Landing 31 Jayhawkers 15 Jayhawking 39 Jeff Davis 4 Jefferson City, Missouri 63 Jewett, D S 56 Jewett, Sergeant D S 54 Johnson, Colonel James M 58 Johnson, L D 62 Johnston, James 59 Jones, Private J J 2 Joy, James 62 Judson, Captain C O 17 K Kansas City 7, 9, 10 Kansas Militia 7 Kersey, Private George 24 Kimball, C O 24, 25 Knights of the Brush 51 Knox Farm 47 L Laffery, John 55 Laffery, Mrs. Eliza 55 Larrimore, Private 42 Laster, John L 48 LATE ORDER OF EVACUATION 18 Leard, Rev. J H 64 Leavenworth Conservative(Newspaper) 10 Leavenworth, Kansas 13, 15 Lee, Robert E 45 Lee’s Army 23 Lee’s Creek Bar 34, 36 LEE’S FAREWELL ADDRESS 49 Leming, Elijah 13, 62 Lewisburg, Arkansas 32 Lieutenant Berry 11 Lieutenant Colonel Bassett 17 Lieutenant DeFrieze 2 Lieutenant Freeze 54 Litchefield, Montgomery County, Illinois 11 Little Mulberry 47 Louisburg, Arkansas 20 Lowery, H 28 M Macey, Lieutenant 17 Madison County, Arkansas 58 Major Foreman 15 Major General Dodge 12 Major General Rosecrans 12 Major Mefford 2 Major Worthington 38 MARRIAGE IN LAPLAND 13 Marshal, Texas 57 Marzoll, Francis 50 Mason, Charles M 20 Mathews, Private John B 24 Mazzard Prairie 48 McBroom, Maxwell 48 McBroom, Private Alexander 47 McCulloch, Henry 11 McDonald & Company 40 McDonald & Fuller 12 McGuire, Charles 27 McKibbon’s Store 32 McLeio, J M 62 McNamee, Michael 34 Measles 57 MEDICATED HAIR OIL 7 MELANCHOLY AND FATAL RECONTRE 42 Mexican War 50 Middle Fork 38 Military Commission 43 Military Post Office 32 Military Posts 20 Mill Creek 3 Miller, Captain George E 30 Mills, J B 28 Milor, V V 28 Milor, Volney V 30 Mooney, W B 62 Moore, Sergeant R 29 Moore, Wm 60 MORE PRISONERS FROM CLARKSVILLE 27 Morey, J K 47 Morey, Major 58 Morey, Major J K 61 Morgain, Private Wm 35 Mourse, Ira 9 Mt. Comfort 38 MURDER OF A BOY 46 MUSTERED OUT 65 N National Union 3 Neosho, Missouri 15 Newland, George W 62 Norcross, Sidney 64 North Western Arkansas 19 North, Rev. Reuben 38 Northern Louisiana 66 Northwestern Arkansas 37, 39 O Old Pap 9 Orphan’s Home 64 Osage, Arkansas 38 P Paraclifts, Texas 54 Parker, M F 2 Parker, Wm 10 Parker’s Express Company 42 Partizan Rangers 58 Patterson, Franklin 49, 50 Paymaster, US Army 43 Paynter, D A 52 Pea Ridge, Arkansa 38 Perkins, E P 30 Perkins, J N 32, 40, 56 Phillips, Colonel W A 39 Pilot Knob, Missouri 63 Pollock, Thomas A 48 Post Colonies 37 Poteau River 33, 64 Pratt, Joseph R 55 Preston, B B 62 Price’s Campaign in Missouri 10 Price’s Raid 15 PRISONERS EXCHANGED 20 PROCLAMATION 63 Provost Duty 32 Provost Marshal 17, 30, 48 Q Quartermaster 18th Iowa 25 Quartermaster’s Department 18, 33, 47 Quartermasters Department 40 Quitman, John A 3 R Ramsey, Private James 35 RATIONS TO CITIZENS 62 Raymond, Captain G W 48 Rebel 41 Rebel Armies 37 Rebel Band 17 Rebel Cherokees 67 Rebel General 3 Rebel General Fagan 14 Rebel General Marmaduke 3 Rebel Guerillas 5 Rebel Indians 67 Rebel Mobs 65 Rebel Prison 24, 49 Rebel Surgeons 27 REBEL VENTILATOR 39 Rebellion 23, 45 REBELOMETER 16 Rebels 22, 26 Reconstruction 46 Rector Plantation 26 Red River 3, 26, 41, 54 REPORT OF POST HOSPITAL, FORT SMITH, ARK. 24 REPORT OF SICK AND WOUNDED IN GENERAL HOSPITAL, FORT SMITH, ARK., FOR February, 1865 35 Republican Government 34 RETURNED FROM REBEL PRISON 26 RETURNED PRODICALS 57 Returning Rebs 60 Reynolds, Major General J J 12 Richland, Arkansas 38 RIVER, WEATHER, BOATS, ETC. 28 Robb, Mrs. Minerva J 22 Robb, Rev. Wilson 22 Rodman, F 64 Rogers Graveyard 52 Rogers’ Graveyard 48 Roseville, Arkansas 17, 18, 21, 42 Rowland, Joseph S C 60 Rucker, E L 28 Rupe, Daniel 68 Russell, Smith 28 S SALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK 36 Saline River 20 Satanic Clique 40, 52, 54 Schuyler, Rev. Dr. 10 Scott County, Arkansas 60 Scott, Adam 28 Scullyville, Choctaw Nation 50 Sebastian County, Arkansas 59 Sebastian County, State of Arkansas 56 Secretary of the Interior 63, 67 Secretary of War 63 Seminole War 50 SERIOUS SHOOTING AFFRAY 42 SHALL WE HAVE ANY GARDENS THIS YEAR 22 Sharks, John 24 Shaw, J B 53, 66 Shawnee Mission 7 Shibly, Henry 62 SHIPPING SUPPLIES VIA KANSAS 13 SHOCKING AFFAIR- WOMEN TORTURED- ROBBERY, MURDER & ARSON- A “REVEREND” IN IRONS, etc., etc. 24 Shortess, Hon. M 38 SIGNAL ROUT OF PRICE 7 Sills, Wm 62 Simco, Gaines 28 SINGULAR WOUND 23 Small Pox 35 Smith, Alvis 62 Smith, Barber 33 Smith, Captain G W R 58 Smith, Captain Tucker 58, 59 Smith, Clarence R 16, 42 Smith, Miss Belle M 20 Smith, S S 25 Smith’s Carbine 9 Smythe, Rev. Father 65 Snider, Gerhardy 18 Snyder, Elizabeth 55 Snyder, General George W 55 SOLDIER’S GARDEN 35 Southern Democracy 4 Southern Rights 4 Spencer Repeating Carbines 52 Springer, F 48 Springer, Rev. F 43 Springer, Rev. Francis 68 Springfield, Illinois 47 Springfield, MA 26 Springfield, Missouri 11, 23, 38, 40 St. Charles, Arkansas 32 St. Francis River 53 St. Joseph, Missouir 13 St. Louis, Missouri 11, 23 Stars and Stripes 57 State of Kansas 15 Steam Boat J R Williams 33 Steamer Admiral Hine 17, 18, 26, 29, 34 Steamer Admiral Hines 21 Steamer Alamo 26, 29 Steamer Annie Jacobs 17, 18, 21, 31 Steamer Boat Green Durbin 33 Steamer Carrie Jacobs 27, 29, 32, 34, 36 Steamer Chippewa 17, 18, 21 Steamer Greene Durbin 32 Steamer Ingomar 39 Steamer Kate Bruner 66 Steamer Linne Down 52 Steamer Linnie Drown 51 Steamer Lotus 17, 18, 21, 26, 31, 34, 36 Steamer Mattie Cabler 66 Steamer Rodolph 42, 48, 65 Steamer Rose Hambleton 32 Steamer Sir William Wallace 34 Steamer Sultana 49 Steamer Virginia Barton 29, 31, 34, 36, 44 Steele, Major General F 12 Stephenson, J G 62 Stuckslager, C R 24, 35 Stuckslager, Dr. 23 Sulphur Spring Mill 32 Superintendent of Indian Affairs 67 Surgeon 12th Kansas Infantry 35 SURRENDER OF LEE 44 Sutler Supplies 60 Sutler Train 15 Swindell, Dr. 4, 5, 6 Swindell, Mrs. 6 T Tahleqah, Indian Territory 68 Telegraph Operator 12 TEXANS LOOK HERE- INFORMATION WANTED 11 Thayer, John M 26 the 14th Kansas Cavalry 52 THE EXECUTION 47, 49, 50 THE INDIAN TERRITORIES 35 THE JUBILEE 43 THE ORPHAN’S HOME 57 THE ORPHANS 64 THE TELEGRAPH 23 Thirlkill’s Landing 31 Thompson, M Jefferson 53 Thompson, Robert 45 Timber Hill, Cherokee Nation 29 Titus County, State of Texas 11 TO BE EXECUTED 32 TO THE UNION PEOPLE OF SCOTT COUNTY 12 TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE 14 TRAIN ARRIVED 32 Trans-Mississippi Region 26 Treadaway, J D 40 Tumlinson, Miss Parthena 61 Tyler, Smith County, Texas 1 Tyler, Texas 1, 20, 27, 54, 56 Typhoid Fever 24, 35 U U S Christian Commission 60 U S Marshal 48 U S Marshal for Western Arkansas 53 U S Medical Purveyor’s Department 60 Ullery, James G 65 Uncle Sam 15, 17, 57, 58 Union Valley 38 US MARSHAL 48 V Van Buren, Arkansas 25, 30, 31, 36, 37, 47, 48, 50, 53, 57, 58, 61, 62 Vance, Sergeant 47 Vian, Indian Territory 9 Volunteer Militia 30 W Wagon Master 2nd Brigade 17 Waite, Stand 67 Waldron, Arkansas 3, 51 Walnut Grove 38 WANTS OF THE PEOPLE 14 War Department 40, 46 War Eagle 38 Ward, A J 62 Washington County, Arkansas 38, 58 Welch, Dr. 57 West Fork 38 Western Arkansas 5, 14, 41 Western District of Arkansas 48 Western Texas 52 White House 47 White River 32, 53 White, Dr. L C 48, 53 White, L C 31, 62 White, R J T 31 Whiteford, John 65 Williams, Private David A 26 Williams, Solon 46 Wilson, J H 38 Wood, L H 10 Wood, Miss Pinkie 10 Wyandott, Kansas 10 Y Yellow Fever 27 Z Zeigembine, Jacob 61 Fran Alverson Warren e-mail: [email protected] 479-369-2703 http://www.crawfordcountyarkansas.net/

I am posting this from another list. I thought it might help someone here :) This is a list of men who served under WASHINGTON. Lynda Please note the quotations marks at the beginning; they are of the same source, not my own notations. Source: The Old Free State (Lunenburg County, VA), The French and Indian Wars "It is quite impossible to rescue the names even of all the soldiers of Lunenburg who participated in the various military activities beginning with WASHINGTON�S expedition to the Ohio, in 1754, and ending with the defeat of the Indians at Point Pleasant, October 19, 1774, much less to indicate with any degree of certainty the specific service rendered by any great number of them. "The list of those who participated in some manner in these military operations, so far as such a list can now be compiled, is too important to be omitted. It is as follows: "Colonial soldiers of Lunenburg County, including rangers and militia." Captain John CARGILL Cornelius CARGILL, Jun. Lieutenant William HUNT, Ensign Bryan COKER, Sergeant John FLIN, Sergeant Joseph COKER John ASHWORTH M�Kerness GOODE Samuel ASHWORTH Isaac ASHWORTH James BARDIN William BLANKS Daniel CARGILL Joel ELAM James FLIN Philip GOODE John HIGHT William HUDSON James HUDSON Francis LINSEY/LINDSEY Henry PREWITT Alexander STRANGE John RAGSDALE Augustine ROWLAND John THOMPSON William TIBBS Henry WADE Aaron WILLIAMS Thomas DANDY John CARGILL, Jun. Edward DARBY John LUCAS Joseph HUSE William CALDWELL, Major (Captain) Richard DUDGEON, Lieut. John M�NESS, Ensign Williamd DUDGEON, Sergeant Andrew ROGERS, Sergeant Thomas DAUGHERTY John M�CONNAL Talton EAST Leonard KEELING Joseph BOHANNON Samuel MEREDITH (Captain) John ATKINSON Henry COCKERHAM Thomas HIX John WINN James VERNON Thomas HOWLE Barned ROBERSON David LOGAN, Jun. John EAST William CUNNINGHAM James ROSS Robert SANDERS John WARD Thomas KEASY Thomas MOORE William DIXON Thomas POLLETT John CALDWELL Mathew WATSON Robert CALDWELL Hezekiah JARROTT John ORR Robert MARTIN James CALDWELL John VERNOR (VERNON?) Richard BERRY Richard ADAMS James MARTIN Daniel SLAYTON William ANDERSON George LEVIL Torrance M�DANIEL William PHILBY Edward SHIPLEY John GREGORY James DOHERTY Thomas BOLDIN (BOULDIN) Lieutenant Jacob WOMACK, Ensign Samuel MORTOU (MORTON) Sergeant Abraham VAUGHAN Peter YOUNG David MADDOX Thomas JONES Francis MOORE John HANKINS James FAUSTER Gabriel FERRILL John ACUFF *John HALL Thomas SMITH Peter HAMLIN Nathan ADAMS David PERRYMAN John PERRIN Thomas WILLIAMS John WILLIAMS Daniel HANDCOCK Thomas HALL Isaac MUNDAY Richard HICK, Jun. *John WORSHAM William SKELTON Abraham MARTIN William STOKES, Lieutenant James GUILLUM (GILLIAM?) Ensign Thomas JONES, Ensign Thomas JONES, Sergeant Joshua WHARTON, Ensign Peter HAMBLIN, Sergeant *William POOL, Sergeant James LETTS, Sergeant Peter HAMLIN James LETT Gabriel FERRILL James FAUSTER James MARSHBORNE John WILLIAMS John PERRIN Nathan ADAMS Thomas SMITH John DAVIS James COOPER James NORRELL Thomas HILL William EASTIS *Robert LARK John Abraham DEGRANCH *John MANNIN (MANNING) Aaron DRUMMON Frass ATKINS Edward ATKINS Henry STOKES Richard WARD *Bennett HALLOWAY (HOLLOWAY) Thomas BELL James SPEAD (SPEED) William ASHLEY Francis NORRELL John ATHER Thomas LEFTWICH *John HALL Hezekiah HALL Aquilla HALL Jacob MATTHEWS John HAMS Thomas PATE James DAULTON John LETT Micajah SCOGGINS Richard JONES Stephen HATCHILL (HATCHETT?) John PALLERT William PARSONS Alexander RICHEY William HARVEY David PARISH Thomas M�CORMACK James THWEAT Nance HITCHCOCK Zachariah DODD Clement READ, Colonel ______HUNT, Lieutenant James TAYLOR John AUSTIN Pinkithman HAWKINS, Capt. William MITCHELL, Lieutenant John COLSON, Ensign Jacob GUNSON, Sergeant William FARRAR, Sergeant Charles KNIGHT, Sergeant John HAMMONS, Sergeant John MITCHELL, Sergeant William WHITE Edmund HAINES John Trusty MATTHEWS Samuel GLASS Adam THOMSON William TOWNSEND Lawrence MATTHEWS Nathan RICHESON Henry SAGE Henry TALLEY, Jun John HAMMONS John COLEMAN Charles ALLEN, Jun. Charles KNIGHT Peter KNIGHT William MONROE Richard HAMBLET Samuel WILSON James HENDERSON John BRAY John M�NEAL John WARREN Richard RAGSDALE James VAUGHAN William COMER William PARHAM Vachel DILLINGHAM William HOWARD Ephraim HUDSON James KIDD Nathan ELLIS Reuben KEITH James ELLIS William DILLIN(G)HAM George BENN Arthur MATTHEWS John FANN *John WARSHAM (WORSHAM/WORTHAM) John HANKINS John HALL Robert HALL William RUSSELL Francis MOORE Abraham WOMACK John MITCHELL Bryan LESTER "The following appear to have aided the colonial military establishment during this period, bin some non-military service, such as for example furnishing supplies, wagons, etc." James ROBERTS David CLOYD Thomas WILLIAMS Thomas WALLER Liddal BACON Benjamin DIXON *David CALDWELL *Robert CALDWELL Erwin PATERSON Richard DUDGEON John RODGERS Andrew MARTIN Thomas JOYCE *John CALDWELL John DUDGEON John MURFY (MURPHY) Benjamin CLEMENT Joshua CHAFIN Clement READ David GWINN Richard WARD Joel TOWNS Richard STITH Thomas COVINGTON John LOGAN James ROBERTS John CAMP Joseph AUSTIN David GWIN John ASHWORTH Bryan LESTER --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. 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ADALENE LADY KING Lady King, 89, of Judsonia, died Friday, October 11, 2002. She was born February 23, 1913, in Clay to the Jim and Myrtle Buice Yingling She was a homemaker and a member of the Church of Christ. She is survived by two sons, Lynn Roe King of Lewisville and Sid King of Clinton; one daughter, Deanna Sullivan of Batesville; two brothers, Frank Yingling of Judsonia and J.W. Yingling of Judsonia; seven grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lem King; two sisters, Elma Stewart and Agnes Stewart; and one brother, Lloyd Yingling. Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Monday, October 14, 2002, at Bethel Grove Church of Christ with Ed Higginbotham officiating. Song selections were "I'll Meet You In The Morning," "Where The Roses Never Fade," "Amazing Grace," "Take My Hand, Precious Lord," and "Safe In The Arms of Jesus," all sung by a choir directed by Dean Curtis. Pallbearers were Lyn Brewer, Larry Yingling, Clois Griffis, Stan Yingling, Larry Griffis, and Roger Griffis. Interment was in Providence Cemetery under the direction of Powell Funeral Home of Bald Knob-Judsonia. -Daily Citizen, Searcy, Arkansas, Tuesday, October 15, 2002, p. 2

1916: Camden, Jan. 8 - County Judge E. B. McCall has announced the appointment of the following township road overseers: Bridge Creek township, George; Bragg, W. N. Bragg; Carroll, Albert Justice; Sebastain, E. E. Scott; Freeo (sp), Dick Jordan; Jefferson, George Merritt; Liberty, Dave McDonald; Lafayette, J. M. Hays; Red Hill, C. C. Benton; River, Joe Purifoy; Smackover, J. F. Cole; Union, Mose Fultz; Cleveland, C. A. Buchner; Washington, L. C. Roberson; Marion, W. C. Roberson; Valley, W. A. Moseley. Walnut Ridge, May 23 - Funeral services were conducted today for Mrs. T. J. Sharum, 67 years old, who died yesterday. One daughter, Mrs. C. P. Meriwether of Little Rock, survives. Centre Point, May 23 - Funeral services for Miss Emma Custer, who died in Little Rock, were held here yesterday. She was the daughter of the late Dr. Jacob Custer. Foreman, May 23 - M. V. Lorance of this place died last night, presumably of heart failure. He was ill only a few minutes. Burial will be in the Dollarhide cemetery. Stuttgart, Aug. 26 - The firing of a field gun, loaded by Confederate soldiers in 1862 and spiked by Federals, was a feature of the annual reunion at Camp Fagan, in the southern part of Arkansas county, this week. After that charge the cannon was fired daily during the reunion, which was attended by a large crowd. The cannon was part of the defenses of a small fort on the site of which Camp Fagan is now located. The Federals attacked and drove the Confederates off. The gun has remained there ever since. Two other cannon, one a brass piece, were thrown in a boyou nearby and have never been recovered. _________________________________________________________________ Surf the Web without missing calls! Get MSN Broadband. http://resourcecenter.msn.com/access/plans/freeactivation.asp

Lora, Try e-mail to Anne Prichard. [email protected] She is Special Collections Department at the University of Arkansas. University Libraries MULL 130 Phone 479-575- 8444 area code 501 I received information regarding my family. And she may be able to give you some input. Best wishes for your research. Also try the Census. Will tell you when your family lived in Fayetteville Arkansas Linda/WA

Hi, I'm trying to find out more about my grandfather's family. His name was William Henry Taylor and he was born to John William Taylor and Sarah Virginia James. He was born near Bellville, Yell county, AR. I'm particularly interested in is uncle. The info I have is as follows: Henry Jackson Taylor was born 28 Mar. 1877. He married Ada Green. Henry and Ada lived near Bellville and Dardanelle in Arkansas all of their lives. They are buried in Harkey�s Valley Cemetry in Yell Co., AR. Henry and Ada�s children were: 1. Etta Alma Taylor was born 27 Mar. 1904. (was Assemblies of God Minister at Harkey�s Valley Church for a number of years) She married Henry Slatten. 2. Ellen Arlena (Arleva) Taylor married Jack Smith 3. Sylvia Janelle Taylor was born 1909. She married Ouner Bates. 4. Floyd Dennis Taylor married Mary ?. 5. Artie Vorene Taylor married Ernest Waid) 6. Boyd Lamar Taylor 7. James Thomas (J. T) Taylor married Thelma and had two girls and one boy. There may have been another child as well. Any info about these people or contact with them would be greatly appreciated. Questions are welcome too. Sincerely, Lisa Taylor __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Faith Hill - Exclusive Performances, Videos & More http://faith.yahoo.com

The Arkansas Genealogical Society has published an historic AR township atlas designed to assist research with census records. For more information write AGS, P. O. Box 908, Hot Springs, AR 71902 -----Original Message----- From: Imogene Davis [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2002 1:53 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [AGS] TOWNSHIPS Is there a site on the internet that shows the townships for each County? Thank you. ==== AGS Mailing List ==== The Arkansas History Commission has updated their website. www.ark-ives.com

Is there a site on the internet that shows the townships for each County? Thank you.

Try here: http://www.couchgenweb.com/civilwar/1stcavidx.html Joe [email protected] wrote: > Does anyone have any links for info on this regiment? I am looking for info > on John Standlee that was in the 1st Regiment of the AR Calvary. > > Thanks, Jana Stanley > > Researching Stanley, Standlee and Harlow in AR, TX, and OK. > > ==== AGS Mailing List ==== > ARKANSAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY > 2002 FALL SEMINAR and BOOK FAIR > Friday, October 11, and Saturday, October 12, 2002 > Holiday Inn Airport-East, Little Rock, Arkansas > I-440, Exit 3 (Airport Exit) > For details see: http://www.rootsweb.com/~args/

I am hoping someone can help me. I was giving this information a very long time ago and now I need more information. I am trying to locate Charles N. Headley. This is the census information that was sent to me so long ago: 1910 Arkansas State Census Independence County pg. 170 Heatley, Chas hd W M 46 IN Rosie wf W F MO James Harvey sn W M 15 MO David E. sn W M 13 MO Chas sn W M 11 MO Venie sn W M 10 MO Outhy da W F 9 MO Lilly da W F 6 MO Martha da W F 3 MO I have looked and looked and can't find this page that was given to me. I found one 170 page and they are not on it. So I think I must have entered the wrong page info in my notes. So could someone please help me find what township and page they are on? Thanks so much for any help you can offer, Leona Headley

Does anyone have any links for info on this regiment? I am looking for info on John Standlee that was in the 1st Regiment of the AR Calvary. Thanks, Jana Stanley Researching Stanley, Standlee and Harlow in AR, TX, and OK.

Arkansas Gazette Jan. 19, 1916: Deaths: Mrs. Jane Trawick, at Lake Village Howard A. Porter, at Stamps Abel Goddard Sr., at Bentonville Mrs. Catherine Burrows, near Tull J. D. Dozier, at Calico Rock William Andrew Hook Jr., at Bentonville Mrs. Olivia Bobo, at Berryville Mrs. C. M. Collins, at Bluff Springs Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, near Yellville Mrs. Barbara A. Powell, neart Burtsel George J. Malin, at Cotton Plant Marriages: Grover Leeper and Miss Mattie Belcher, at Sardis. Norman B. Dennis of Forrest City and Miss Emma Cavanaugh of Palestine, at Palestine. Jay Hendricks and Miss Jessie F. Martin, near Preston. Dr. Julius Aisner of Boston and Miss Helen B. Rotholz of Marianna, at Marianna. Kirth Melton and Miss Beulah Edwards, at Boonville. Lem Strickland and Miss Jimmie Melton, at Booneville. _________________________________________________________________ Unlimited Internet access for only $21.95/month.  Try MSN! http://resourcecenter.msn.com/access/plans/2monthsfree.asp

My grandfathers were in Cleburne County Arkansas. Thanks in advance Karen

Hello, I have been trying to find my Great grandfather and gr-gr grand father's . They were both in Arkansas about 1920. I am trying to find the birth and death of James Monroe Boyd. Also the death date of his father James Lawrence Boyd. They both died around 1920 something. Both men were married to Nortons. If anyone can help ,I would appreciate it since I am in Kansas and can not get to arkansas anytime soon. Thanks in Advance Karen Boyd Sebring