JOE SHARKEY DENNISON SHARP FREEDMAN SHARP JAMES A. SHARP MELICE SHARP ROY A. SHARP TROY HOLLAN SHARP HORACE SHAW HOWARD T. SHAW OMAR SHAW PINK SHAW SID WALLACE SHAW TOM SHAW ARVIL SHEARFIELD T. R. SHELBY JOE SHELDON AUSTIN SHELTON DOCK SHEPARD RAYMOND SHEPARD GILBERT M. SHERMAN GLENN SHIRLEY WILLIS SHOCKLEY FRANK SHOEMAKER HENRY SHORT BERT SIDES DEWEY SIDES CLYDE SILVEN CLINTON SILVEY CLYDE SILVIA MACK SIMMANS SLIM SIMMONS CLYDE SIMMONS GEORGE SIMMONS HANOY SIMMONS HARRY SIMMONS BILL SIMON HARRY SIMON PHILIP SIMON THOMAS SIMPSON CHARLEY SIMS DUDE SIMS EUGENE SIMS HERSCHEL SIMS MIKE SISCO MORGAN SKAGGS, JR. M. W. SKAGGS FRANK SKARBANYA JIM SKELTON DIB SKINNER JEAROLD SKINNER LON E. SKINNER LOUIS SKINNER RAYMOND SKINNER RICHARD SKINNER ROBERT SKINNER THOMAS SKINNER LOUIS SLAMMI JACKSON E. SLANKARD TO BE CONTINUED.

FLAYIANO SABATUCCI FRANK SABATUCCI VICENT SABATUCCI JOSEPH SADAR W. B. SADLER JOHNNY SMARZICH STEVE SAMARZICH STEVE SAMMAZICH, JR HARLEY SAMPLEY HORACE SAMPSON DICK SANDERS MILLARD SANDERS TOM SANDERS DAN SATTERFIELD ED SAVAGE CICERO SCALES JOE SCALET LOUIS SCARAMUZZI BEN SCH ALFRED SCHAFFER GEORGE SCHAFFER DAN SCHIERMER HERMAN SCHMALTZ HENRY SCHNORR PAUL A. SCHRAMM GUS SCHRIVER DAN T. SCHRUM EDGAR SCOTT HARRISON SCOTT JOHN SCOTT SAMUEL SCOTT W. H. SCOTT WINIE ESBOBODA EARL SEHROCK DAVE SELPH NORMAN SELPH LAWRENCE SEPOTNICK GEHARD SESSING HERBERT SESSING GAD SESSION BEN SEWELL ORVILLE A. SEWELL ALFRED W. SHAFFER ALFORD SHAFFORD HUGH SHAFFORD ALVA SHANKLE ERNEST . SHANKLE FATE SHANKLE GEORGE SHANKLE HERSHEL SHANKLE IRA SHANKLE LEON ALLEN SHANKLE MILTON SHANKLE TO BE CONTINUED

Still Looking for the Moore's of Crawford Co., George Washington Moore, Wife Sarah Jane, Sons, Fredrick, George McClellan, Charles Robert. Lived in Richland, Arkansas, 1900. Charles might have moved to the Van Buren Area I would appreciate any help. R. Gillette Darieng4@aol.com

This is On Ancestry site and will be free for a few more days has Lots of info on Rectors/ Source Information: "Pioneers and Makers of Arkansas." Little Rock, AR: Clearfield Press, 1908. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/4601.htm ___________________________________________

Hi Listmembers -- I keep getting bits and pieces with someone's help MAYBE it will all fit together. Question number 1: Does anyone know if there ever was a place called Casa in either Conway or Yell county? I know there is/was one in Perry county. Question number 2: Where can you get either blank copies of 1918 WWI draft registration cards or the questions asked on them. I found my Wayne Grant on one of them. However, his answer to one question does not make sense. Question number 3: I found Miss Iva Grant married to Mr Marshall Sharp in a Yell county marriage book. Is there anyone searching the Sharp's with a Marshall in the line? Also have her sister Miss Hazel Lee Grant married to Mr Olga H Boothe in a Yell county marriage book. Is there anyone searching the Boothe's with an Olga H in the line? Isn't Olga a female name? What might this name be? Question number 4: I never found a marriage record for Dora Adaline Edmonson to Joseph Wesley Carlock. I have ruled out the following counties: Yell, Pope, Perry, Logan, Conway, Van Buren & Falkner. I know where she was in 1900, Conway County, she was married to Carlock by 1910 in Yell county. The marriage should have been between 1906 - 1908. Any suggestions? Question number 5: I am still looking for an obit for James H Grant died June 4, 1926. Oscar Russell checked his book for the Arkansas Democrat/Gazette he was not listed. A very nice man at the Yell county library checked their records he was not there either. Where would be another place to look? Question number 6 (the last one): Would some kind soul check the death indexes for Hazel & Olga Boothe and Iva & Marshall Sharp. Thank you very much for reading my post. Sorry it was so long. Thank-you for any help I receive... yvonne ____________________________ Colorado Springs, Colorado reply to henson@rmi.net web page: http://www.rmi.net/~henson Names I am researching: BRENT(S), GRANT, EDMON(D)SON, HENSON, MCARTHUR ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com.

JORDE RODENHIRE JOHN RODERICK LARK ROE ANTHONY ROFFINE CHARLEY ROFFINE JIM ROFFINE JESS ROGERS JOHN D. ROGERS R. K. ROGERS RAYMOND ROGERS W. E. ROHER JOSEPH E. ROSE GEORGE W. ROSENBAUM GEORGE W. ROSS LAFE ROSS W. R. ROSS W. A. ROSS ANDREW ROSSETTI ANDREW ROSSO BOB ROSSO JOHN ROSSO LESSIE ROSSO MATIN P. ROSSO H. O. ROTENBERRY PAUL ROTENBERRY ABRAHAM ROUGHLEY ALBERT ROUGHLEY FRED ROUGHLEY JOE ROVENELLA MERLE ROWE PAUL ROWLAND TONY RUDDLE HARRY RUSSELL JAMES RUSSELL LUKE RUSSELL PAUL RUSSELL CHARLEY RYAN DOUG RYE ED RYE JAMES RYLANCE TO BE CONTINUED.

WALTER R. RICHMOND S. M. RIDDLE H. J. RIDLING CALVIN RIGGS HUIE COLEMAN RIGGS JOHN RIGGS JOSH RIGGS BUFORD RILEY C. R. RILEY EARL RILEY EDWARD J. RINK BARTON ROBBINS BOASTIN ROBBINS CARL ROBERTS CLAUD ROBERTS CLYDE ROBERTS EARL ROBERTS FRED ROBERTS J. H. ROBERTS K. C. ROBERTS ROBERT ROBERTS ROY ROBERTS THOMAS ROBERTS JOHNNY ROBERTSON MATT ROBERTSON MATT ROBERTSON WARREN ROBERTSON C. W. ROBESON BENN ROBINSON CHESTER ROBINSON CLEM ROBINSON ELMORE ROBINSON EMMETT ROBINSON IDUS ROBINSON JIM ROBINSON JOHN ROBINSON LUTHER ROBINSON MATT ROBINSON WYLIE ROBINSON CLINT ROBISON FRANK ROBISON JACK ROBISON JESS ROBISON JIM ROBISON RANDY ROBISON WILLIAM HARVEY ROBISOB NEELY RODDEN TOM RODDEN GEORGE RODDEN J. M. RODDEN MONT RODDEN WALTER RODDEN TO BE CONTINUED.

LEE RACHELL JOHN W. RACHELS IRWIN RADCLIFF ARTHUR RAINES W. H. RAINS RANDOLPH RAINEY WILLARD RAISBACK JOHN A. RALPH DAVID L. RAMSEY R. J. RAMSEY SAMUEL RAMSEY WARREN W. RAMSEY LUTHER RATLIEF DURAD RATLIFF KENNETH RATCLIFF W. H. RATCLIFF ANTON RAUNIKAR BENNIE RAUSCH EARL J. RAUSCH FRANK W. RAUSCH ALBERT RAY EUGENE RAY MELVIN RAY SAMUEL R. RAY FRANK RAZORSEK R. E. BEAMES JAMES REANO JOE REANO JULIES J. REANO PETE REANO DEE REDDEN LEE REDDEN TOMMIE REDMAN JOHN GERMAM REDWINE W. P. REEDER GEORGE REEVES EDDIE REMMY AUSTIN REPASS BILL REPASS BRUCE REPASS DALE REPASS HOYT REPASS, SR. CHARLIE RESTINE CURTIS RESTINE M. T. RHODES MAX RICHARDS TRUMAN RICHARDS A. O. RICHARDSON ALBERT B. RICHARDSON C. A. RICHARDSON KENDRICK M. RICHARDSON M. K. RICHARDSON OLEN A. RICHARDSON ORVILLE RICHARDSON WALKER RICHARDSON TO BE CONTINUED.

Hi Lynn...Where is Arkansas were they located in 1900? That might make it a bit easier for folks to try to help you. :)) Lois in CA

Posted on: AGS Obituaries Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/GenSoc/Ar/AGSObits?read=60 Surname: Browning, Scott, Robinson, Burchfield ------------------------- Log Cabin Democrat, Conway, Arkansas January 10, 1931 J.M. ("Jack") Browning, age 73, well known farmer of the Wooster community, died at his home at 1 this morning after a lingering illness. Mr. Browning was a Republican in politics and had served several terms at the minority member of the county election commissioners. He was a native of Mississippi, where he was born March 22, 1857, but had lived in this county the past 45 years. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Browning; four sons, Louis Browning of Conway and Millard, Socrates, and Leo Browning of Wooster, and five daughters, Mrs.J.M. Scott, Mrs. R. O. Robinson, Mrs. M.E. Burchfied and Miss Opal Browning all of Wooster

Hello List, I am still trying to locate the family Abe NESBIT/T and Julie DIXON/DICKSON. I know they were in Arkansas in the year of 1900. Any information is appreciated. Thank you all, Lynn _______________________________________________________ Get 100% FREE Internet Access powered by Excite Visit http://freelane.excite.com/freeisp

Could anyone tell me what records would be available for the Lawrence co area. My husbands Leach family came there between 1814-1820, I believe it may have been still territory at that time, how would I find records, at least one child was born there also. James Leach, wife and son Joseph b. 1814 there was a daughter Rebecca b. 1816 and another son James H 1818. So it is possible the later two were born there. thanks sharon

KARK Channel 4 is running a series this week on genealogy. It airs each night at 10pm. Last night was really good with anchorman Kent Bates featuring his family. Tracey

Posted on: AGS Obituaries Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/GenSoc/Ar/AGSObits?read=58 Surname: Patton, Batson, Guinn ------------------------- Log Cabin Democrat March 9, 1931 Mrs. Rebecca Patton, aged 88, wife of the late L.A. Patton, died at her home in Wooster Saturday. She was born near Tuscaloosa, AL, March 2, 1843, and moved to Wooster 61 years ago. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. J.A. Batson of Wooster, Mrs. Bart Patton and Mrs.Richard Guinn of Tuscaloosa, and a large number of nephws and nieces. Funeral services in charge of Rev.P.H. Glover and Doolin's Mortuary were held at Pleasant Valley yesterday at 2 o'clock.

Someone has been seeking a RECTOR family on this list. the RECTOR men listed served as federal employees of the U.S. District Court in Ft Smith AR in the period 1872-1896 RECTOR. Elias, US Marshal RECTOR J. B., Deputy Marshal/Bailiff RECTOR Elias Lyde, Deputy Marshal Maybe this will help. Ee for more info - http://www.nps.gov/fosm/ctdbase/ctdbps.htm Best wishes, Ed

I didn't find any of my relatives on the list, but my wife found her great grandfather and a couple of great uncles on there. Thanks for posting the list. John A. Burton

I totally agree with this person about the coal miners list. I didn't find anyone on it that I was looking for but I can certainly appreciate the time and effort put into making it! Angela >Resent-date: Tue, 16 May 2000 05:25:18 -0700 (PDT) >Date: Tue, 16 May 2000 08:24:44 -0400 (EDT) >Resent-from: AGS-L@rootsweb.com >From: AngelfetGM@aol.com >Subject: [AGS] coal miners >Resent-sender: AGS-L-request@rootsweb.com >To: AGS-L@rootsweb.com >X-Mailer: AOL 5.0 for Windows sub 105 >X-Loop: AGS-L@rootsweb.com >Old-To: AGS-L@rootsweb.com >X-Original-Sender: AngelfetGM@aol.com Tue May 16 05:25:17 2000 >X-Mailing-List: <AGS-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/7336 >Original-recipient: rfc822;acgarrison@kiwash.net > >Thanks for the list. Maybe the person who complained was having a bad day. I >look at the list for relatives because I know many men would leave home to >work and send the money home. My family in Murfreesboro today had to leave >many times to make enough to support the families. So never leave any stone >uncovered, because that may be your lost family. Now lets all enjoy or delete >it is our Great American Choice our "lost ancestors helped create for us to >do" > >Surnames Deets, Lowery, Bridges, Cowan > >

Floyd R. Barnhill, Sr., The Fighting Fifth. Pat Cleburne's Cutting Edge: the Fifth Arkansas Infantry Regiment, C.S.A., 1990. If you do and can do a look up.... THANK YOU!!! I'm needing information on the WILLIFORD men. There was a M. H. WILLIFORD and an Anderson S. WILLIFORD. Thank you so very much!!!! Rhonda texasfam@quixnet.net or texasfamily@yahoo.com

I received today the following photo-copy of a communication in response to my letter to John Ferguson, Robert L. Laman and Gov. Mike Huckabee regarding the History Commission move. This communication is a memorandum on Arkansas State Building Services stationery. It is not signed. I make no comment, just present this for the group's information. This is a retyping: P. J. Cowling "To: John Ferguson, Director, History Commission From: Robert L. Laman, Director Re: SBS/History Commission Meeting (5/2/00) This memorandum is in response to correspondence I have received regarding the prospective relocation of the History Commission. The correspondence contains misinformation with regards to the issues that were discussed on May 2, 2000, when a meeting between SBS (lessor) and the History Commission (lessee) representatives was held. It is my understanding the following occurred: 1. That due to security problems posed in #1 Capitol Mall and a move requiring the Complex to be closed on weekends, SBS initiated the meeting to explore and discuss what, if any, concerns the History Commission would have if they relocated to another location. 2. SBS made it quite clear that it did not have any identified building for any relocation and that the meeting was for exploration purposes only. To reiterate, SBS does not have any plans, nor does it intend to ask the History Commission to relocate anytime in the near future. The purpose of the meeting was to initiate dialog between the agencies regarding the matter. 3. The History Commission informed SBS of their special needs with regards the leased premises. SBS gave assurances to the History Commission that if any move occurred, the "special needs" of the History Commission would be ensured and a move would only occur if the premises were an improvement to the current location and satisfaction to the Commission. I look forward to meeting with you in person at the June 1, 2000 commission meeting. Cc: Governor Huckabee Richard Davies, Director, Parks and Tourism"

In the book Conway County-Our Land, Our Home, Our People; does anyone know anything about the wife of JOHN ANSON STOBAUGH who is on page 462? Her name was ELZORA HILL. In the 3rd paragraph from the last it says that JOHN and ELZORA opened their home to EDNA HILL after EDNA's mother passed away. Who was EDNA and who was her mother? Phyllis