I don't have the info you need, but will try to find out if I'm related to your Pleasant P. from a Henderson relative of mine. I visited the Cadron Valley Cemetery last year looking for another branch of my family and made notes of the Hendersons buried there, among them Pleasant P. Henderson. This is the info I copied from the headstones: Pleasant P. Henderson, died March 5, 1878. Wife Susan M. Hoggard, died Feb. 2, 1878. Wife Sarah (no last name), died June 20, 1870. The headstone for J.J. Henderson must be your great-grandfather, James Jackson. My branch of Hendersons settled in the Blackfork community north of Cadron Valley. My great-grandfather was George Daniel Henderson (1880-1963), son of Thomas Franklin Henderson (1854 -1900). Thomas was born in Cherokee Co., Ala., and was in Ark. in 1870. Thomas' father was John G. Henderson, born 1812 in Tenn. and died in 1884. There's probably some sort of connection and I'll try to track it down. <Pleasant P. Henderson was born circa 1836 in SC. He married Sarah (Nixon we think) circa 1855-1857. We think she was from AL. They had 5 children: James Jackson "Jim" b. 05/31/1858 - d. 08/07/1942 (MY ggrandfather) Nancy Elizabeth "Lizzie" b. 1862 - d. 1893 J. Louisa "Lou" b. 1864 - d. ? John P. "Pinkie" b. 09/04/1866 - d. 02/14/1904 William T. "Willie" b. 12/25/1869 - d. 02/28/1893 Sarah died 06/20/1870 and Pleasant married Susan Hoggard on 09/01/1870. They had 2 children: Mary Margaret "Maggie" b. 10/17/1871 - d. 08/20/1903 Thomas P. "Tom" b. ? - d. ? Susan died 02/02/1878. Pleasant died 03/05/1878 and is buried in Cadron Valley Cemetery in Faulkner County along with his wives and many of his descendants. Is anyone else out there related to this family? It is possible he came to AR through MS or TN but we haven't found a connection in either state. We think he had at least two brothers and one sister, but we aren't sure, as we have no names to follow. Thanks for any help at all!>

The Lord School Community History Book is now being planned. Lord School Community is located in Conway County. We would like to ask for stories, memories, pictures of residents, family histories, pictures of old businesses, homeplaces, schools, churches, etc. We need to get these in as soon as possible. Things that you have to contribute should be sent to one of the following: Euna Beavers, 20 Rocky Point Road, Morrilton, AR 72110, EMAIL: bbeavers@ipa.net Betty Hale, 701 Turkey Pond Loop, Morrilton, AR 72110 Profits from the sale of these history books will go towards the Old Salem Cemetery. We would like to get all information and pictures in by August 1, 2000. Please help us make the Lord School Community Book a reality. All contributions will be greatly appreciated.

From: Alex & Martha Cosmidis <acoz@mindspring.com> To: <OHIO-VALLEY-L@rootsweb.com> Subject: LEWIS FAMILY CHAT Date: Thursday, April 27, 2000 6:18 PM Dear LEWIS cousins: I'd like to invite you all to attend a special chat for the LEWIS family surname--every state welcome. Let's get together and break down all those brick walls! http://huntsville.about.com/mpchat.htm Come this Friday night: 8-9 pm Eastern; 7-8 pm Central; 6-7 pm Mountain; 5-6 pm Pacific Bring your genealogy files, maps, books and CD's to share all you know about the LEWIS's. If you've never been in a chat room before, send Jean an email at huntsville2@earthlink.net and she'll send you step-by-step instructions. See you Friday! Martha Cosmidis ============================== Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

I have checked everywhere I know to check trying to get some little clue of what happened to these two families. M. Mole born 1880 Miss, married Annie born 1883 Ark. married about 1909, not sure where. They lived in Desha Co. during the 1910 census on a farm, in Henrico.ARk. Annie may have been married prior to her marriage to M. Mole. The other family I am trying to locate was John Wool, born 1878 Ind., his brothers, Charley, born 1881 Ark, and Jacob or Jake born 1892 Ark. John was married to Mary Beard, she died, but I do not know when. According to the 1920 census, John moved to Bolivar Miss. Whatever happened to his brothers is a real mystery. Annie was John's sister, according to the 1910 census she and M. Mole lived in Desh Co. on a farm next door to her brohter John and his wife Mary. Please if you know of anyone who might be kin to these people contact me. I have tried and tried to find where they vanished. Thank you Mary Ann Wiseman

Can anyone tell me if I can get in depth info. on doctors past doctors in the Crawford county area?

Hi, I was told today that before this family got to Nevada County, they stayed in Montgomery County for a while. A couple of their children may have been born there. Can someone please help me with a look-up. 1900 and 1910 census William A. MARTIN Sr. and Clyde V. Cook MARTIN. I've been told they originally came from OK (McCurtain Co?). Not had much luck with the records there yet. Anyone have any good sites for OK? Appreciate all the help that I have gotten!! :) Angela

Dear LEWIS cousins: I'd like to invite you all to attend a special chat for the LEWIS family surname--every state welcome. Let's get together and break down all those brick walls! http://huntsville.about.com/mpchat.htm Come this Friday night: 8-9 pm Eastern; 7-8 pm Central; 6-7 pm Mountain; 5-6 pm Pacific Bring your genealogy files, maps, books and CD's to share all you know about the LEWIS's. If you've never been in a chat room before, send Jean an email at huntsville2@earthlink.net and she'll send you step-by-step instructions. See you Friday! Martha Cosmidis

My G-Grandfather James H. Williams, was boen in Kentucky 1831, He moved to Yell Co, Ar. and married Martha Vinsett. They had four daughters that lived to maturity, Bettie Williams Toney, Helen Williams Mott, Ather Williams Frame. Martha Williams Finch. James H. Williams joined the Comfederate Army 13th regiment of the Arkansas Volunteers, Was wounded in the battle of murphysboro Tenn. In July 1891 He applied for a Confederate Army pension in the courthouse at Danville Ar. Yell Co, he was awarded a pension through the State of Arkansas July 26, 1901. He passes away in 1905 while residing in Riley Twsp. Yell Co. Ar. before signing his last pension check but it was awarded to his living heirs who were the four daughters previously listed above. Can anyone please tell me what cemetery serves Riley Twnsp. in Yell Co. If anyone should have access to the index for this cemetery would you please do a lookup and give me the exact date of his death. Best Regards; Charles Hobbs cwhobbs44@aol.com

Dear Friends. I'm trying to locate a Louisa E. McFADDEN, who married Charles Warren BOYD on 3 November 1886 in Adamsville, Bradley County, Arkansas. The only information I have is a date of birth of May 1864, although the 1920 census of Drew County, Arkansas, gives her age as 44 (1876). I don't know where she was born - I don't even have a county to work with. The census indicates she was born in Arkansas. Charles and Louisa had eleven children. Louisa is said to have died 11 March 1926 in Roswell, New Mexico. Any information about the McFadden Family will be appreciated. Thank you for your help. Jo Anna Dale <jdale@swbell.net>

Will someone please tell me what town and county Coffeeville Cemetery is in? Is it Coffeeville Cemetery or Coffeyville Cemetery? Phyllis

Hi List Members-- Sometime in the last month on some list that I subscribe to, there were messages about a sheriff or constable list for either counties or the state of AR. I did not pay much attention then, NOW I need the info. Because I think an ancester my have been a constabel in Perry or Conway county. I also have been told that he was shot in the line of duty. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for any help. 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.

Would someone do a look up in the Death Index for me? Jerusha Jane Elvadine Crutchfield died in September 1924 in Grant County, Arkansas. I thought for sure she'd be in the death records because of how far past 1914 she is, but they said that they couldn't find her records. Mollie Stubbs died in June 1914 in Grant County, Arkansas. They can't find her records either. If someone would double check, I'd appreciate it. Thanks in advance! Rebecca P.S. I now have a death certificate for Jerusha Jane Elvadine's husband, Mathew R. Crutchfield. If anyone would like that information (or thinks I should post it to the list) let me know and I'll send it to you. ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

What exactly is a mortality schedule and what will it uncover? Is it for the entire state? Thanks, Sandy

I would very much appreciate a lookup on FRANK ANDERSON and NANCY JANE PATRICK ANDERSON, near Combs, Ark.; also her parents, BILL and NANCY JANE PATRICK, buried near Hulbert (lost city), Ark. Frank and Nancy were my great great grandparents. Frank and Nancy's son, ELISHA ANDERSON, married EFFIE BELLE COOPER and their son, OMER DELL (BUD) ANDERSON was my grandfather, born in 1909 near Peggs, Oklahoma. I have no other information on Frank and Nancy. Elisha and Effie are buried in the Gideon Cemetery, north of Tahlequah, Oklahoma, although I do not know when they may have moved to Oklahoma from Arkansas. This has been the hardest (my maiden name) of all of my lines to research. I have been able to trace all of my surnames back to at least early 1800's, two of them to 1600's. I desperately need a date and location to begin with. Again, I am desperate and would very much appreciate any information from anyone! Dena (drl5555@aol.com)

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Hello, Can anyone give me information on a William DeLano and his wife Martha who lived in Hubbard, Ar. about 1890. Their son ,my grandfather ,Lewis M. DeLano and his siblings ,Drucilla,Leafy,Elmira and several others came to Ark with their parents, Two or three of the siblings were born in Washington Co. and married in Prairie Grove. Any information will be appreciated , the next time I find Lewis is in 1912 when my father Lewis Harley DeLano was born in Texas. Lewis M. m. Stella Phillips but I don't know what year or where. And I don't know where to look, I'm kind of new to genealogy and need all the help I can get. Thanks Carol DeLano Nutt mailto:thenutthouse@alltel.net

I would like to hear from other Robinsons related to George H. Robinson/Roberson, Sarah Lucinda his wife. on the 1880 census in Walker Co, Al G.H. Robinson age 76 Lucinda is 46 Joseph is19 Sanford is 14 Calloway 12 Etta 10 George 8 Etta Bailey 18 born Ky. SHE WAS RAISED BY THE ROBINSON'S. ANY INFO?? Hiram Bailey was her brother. also RAISED BY THE ROBINSONS. Etta Bailey married Elisha Robinson, (the older brother who had already left home, and had a child Sarah Robinson. His wife died, and he married Etta. Please email me at darharwar@cdepot.net Thanks Darlene

Pleasant P. Henderson was born circa 1836 in SC. He married Sarah (Nixon we think) circa 1855-1857. We think she was from AL. They had 5 children: James Jackson "Jim" b. 05/31/1858 - d. 08/07/1942 (MY ggrandfather) Nancy Elizabeth "Lizzie" b. 1862 - d. 1893 J. Louisa "Lou" b. 1864 - d. ? John P. "Pinkie" b. 09/04/1866 - d. 02/14/1904 William T. "Willie" b. 12/25/1869 - d. 02/28/1893 Sarah died 06/20/1870 and Pleasant married Susan Hoggard on 09/01/1870. They had 2 children: Mary Margaret "Maggie" b. 10/17/1871 - d. 08/20/1903 Thomas P. "Tom" b. ? - d. ? Susan died 02/02/1878. Pleasant died 03/05/1878 and is buried in Cadron Valley Cemetery in Faulkner County along with his wives and many of his descendants. Is anyone else out there related to this family? It is possible he came to AR through MS or TN but we haven't found a connection in either state. We think he had at least two brothers and one sister, but we aren't sure, as we have no names to follow. Thanks for any help at all!

Marion J. RAY, b. 9/9/1851(not 1894) in Tenn. son of Alfred RAY and Catherine CARTER. He died in 1910 in Bradford, White Co. Arkansas. His son George W. RAY was born in 1876. Sorry about the mistake. Rita