Posted on: Boone Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Boone/10838 Surname: ------------------------- Are you still checking into the Omaha cemetery. I do believe the initals "JEA" is the initals of the lady you takes care of the cemetery list -- and just happens to be my mother. and the A stands for Atchison. I new to this computer stuff -- accidentally ran across this looking for something else in Boone County.

Posted on: Boone Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Boone/10837 Surname: ------------------------- I spent 4 days in Boone co. last year. I brought a Harrison Phone book back. There are two listings for Mysinger.Fred Mysinger 424 Vine St. So Harrison 72601, (870) 743-1230, also Jim and Evlyn Mysinger, 209 Mockingbird, Harrison 72601 Phone # (870) 741-5622. Hope this helps. This is a 1999-2000 Book. Not to out of date. Frankie Siemiller

Anna Jane married Mike McBee. This was in the mid-'60s. Ed and Fern have both passed away. If you happen to reach Anna Jane, please let her know that the Jacksons in St. Louis are thinking of her and her family. -- PJ

Shearer Publishing has a web site now. Just found the address http://www.shearerpub.com Earl D. House

Shearer Publishing, 406 Post Oak Road, Fredericksburg, Texas 78624, (512) 997-6529 These people publish an atlas "The Roads of Arkansas". This is in a scale of 1/2 " equals 1 mile. The townships are 3" square and the sections are numbered. All roads of any type are shown. The larger towns and the cities have an enlarged city map. Arkansas atlas has over 120 pages in large, about 12" x 18" format. They publish these for almost every state and I have purchased several for states where I have ancestors. They are very useful for locating where ancestors lived and finding things like cemeteries in rural areas when I visit. They are priced from $10.95 to $15.95. Arkansas is/or was $13.95 Earl D. House

Earl, Thanks for the map site! Do you happen to know of a Fannie (Fany) House b: abt 1842 in Texas who married Robert Lane abt:1863. Fannie was married first to a Mr. May and had one son Jake W. May b: abt 1862. Children of Fannie and Robert Lane: Charles Owen Lane b:19 Jun 1864 (my great grandfather) Josephine Lane b: abt 1866 Dee Lane b: abt 1868 My Lanes, Woods, Esteps, and Reas were all in or near Boone County Arkansas at various times. Yvonne Strong (Cousin of Sandi Wilson) Idaho

Posted on: Boone Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Boone/10836 Surname: Mysinger, Micinger, Mycinger, Rea, Alston ------------------------- Boone Co Ar - thank you so much for this information, these four sons were the children of Thomas Alexander who was a brother to my gggrandfather John Michael. Again, Thank you.

Posted on: Boone Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Boone/10835 Surname: Mysinger ------------------------- I left Harrison. Boone Co., AR in 1954. At that time I knew several of the MYSINGERS there. The ones I knew were four brothers. I do not correspond with any of them now. In fact most if not all are now deceased. I believe Edna wife of Fred MYSINGER still lives on Woodland Heights. All of the brothers lived in that part of town when we lived there also. Fred worked at the Christensens or HOLT Funeral home for years. They had a daughter Carolyn. I do not know who she married, but I believe she is still there. Lee and his wife Viola lived on 500 block of South Walnut, in the first house on the East side of the street. Just one block up from the main Highway through south Harrison. Just South of the main bridge across Crooked Creek. They had a very large family. I can not think of all the childrens names. One was Jimmy (the only son) that is why you are having problems. He was one of the two male children of the four brothers. He may still be there. Dianna was one of the many daughters. Ed and his wife Fern (BRYANT)had a daughter named Anna Jane , who worked for the Harrison Daily Times newspaper there for years and may still be there. Send a letter to the editor and see if that helps. I do not remember who she married, but some of the employes at the paper will know. I use to see her when I went back home.Ed may still be alive. When his wife Fern was alive we corresponded. Fred and Ed owned homes. Lee would never buy property, he preferred to rent, so Viola, his wife told me. Brother Frank married a lady named Nancy ?. They had two girls and one son to I believe. I did not know them as well as the others. I do not believe they remained in the area. All of these people and names were so familiar to me. I may think of more later. These would be the best contacts to try to make. (The funeral homes, newspaper and son Jimmie.) I know nothing about their ancestors. I hope this will help.

I too am seeking a lost ancestor~ my g-g-grandfather, Job Tye & his son & wife (John Samuel Tye & Emaline MITCHELL Tye) are all buried in the Denning Cemetery. Job's wife (John's mother) - Nancy McCarty Tye has never been located after the 1860 U.S. Census Boone Co., and I am too wondering if perhaps there is an unmarked grave next to Job's where she possibly may have been buried. Is anyone familiar enough with this cemetery to hazard a guess? I really appreciate any information or thoughts on this. ~gina thomas patterson~ Visit my homepage at http://hometown.aol.com/ginaburningsky/myhomepage/business.html <A HREF="http://burningskyenterprises.com/">Burningskyenterprises.com</A>  

Sandi, there are two types of townships. The ones with names are political subdivisions which deal with population equalization for voting and representation purposes in county government. The ones that refer to section, township, and range are the ones designated by the surveyors when AR became a state in 1836. These are the ones used for land descriptions. They never, ever change. They are used in what are called Public Domain states (metes and bounds go with eastern states). There's some excellent information on this second type of township at the Marion Co web site http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion. It explains how this system works and how to locate the particular piece of land you're looking for. At the moment I'm forced to work offline (ISP has been having on-and-off fits all day <groan>) so I can't check exactly where you need to go to find this subsection. I think it's under "Land Records" but it could also be under "Transcribed Records." You'll just have to hunt for it. There are links to more information too. Check those out - they're worthwhile. Unfortunately, what's on this page (the maps etc) are strictly for Marion Co. To find things in Boone Co, a plat map would be helpful. Usually abstractors have these. But, you can still do some figuring based on the rules. The Range numbers run from east to west - the farther west you go, the higher the numbers. Boone Co begins part way thru Range 18 West (the eastern half of it is in Marion Co). Township numbers run south to north - the farther north you go, the higher the numbers. I'm pretty sure Boone Co starts with Township 17 North. This beginning point will be in the southeast corner of Boone Co where it meets Marion Co and Searcy Co. Each Township/Range contains 36 sections. Each section is one mile to a side - or one square mile. And each section contains 640 acres. Maybe some helpful soul on ARBOONE-L can get to an abstractor and get a plat map, scan it, and send it to the list. That would make the searching lots easier for you - and for everyone else searching land records. Hope this helps. Just be sure to forget all about those townships with names while you're hunting land records <grin>. They have their uses, but not for this sort of search. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com ************************************************** ----- Original Message ----- From: Wilson, Sandi Louise <artteck@columbia-center.org> To: <ARBOONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 12:04 PM Subject: [ARBOONE] Map Boone Co Ark > Hi, does anyone have a map of Boone Co that shows the names of the > townships and the section, township, range designations? I can't locate > one. I need it for land location. > Thank > Sandi in Oregon

According to Barbara Graham blgreen@flash.net, here's the story on Luke Jehrome Marler. The "MCAR" stands for Marion Co. AR. LUKE JEHROME MARLER (son of Josiah Cruise & Ellen [Aday] Marler Sr.) b TN 6 April 1856 d Castle, Okfuskee Co. OK 15 Aug 1939 bu Welty Cemetery, Okfuskee Co. OK m/1 Boone/MCAR 1882 MARTHA ANN NORTON (daughter of James & Nancy [Highfill] Norton) b MO 1860 d Pyatt MCAR Aug 1893; m/2 AR ca 1894 MARGARET R. A. "Roxie" HARMAN b AR ca 1875 d aft 1900; m/3 JANE SLAGLE. Luke was single, living with his brother John G. Marler in Blythe Township MCAR 1880. Children of Luke Jehrome & Martha Ann (Norton) Marler DELMER FLAIRE MARLER b Pyatt MCAR 23 Aug 1884 d Welty, Ofuskee Co. OK 1 Nov 1941 m Welty, Okfuskee Co. OK 2 Feb 1908 MARION LEANDER "Lee" WISDOM b Hector, Pope Co. AR 16 Sep 1884 d Okemah, Okfuskee Co. OK 18 May 1956. Children: Ancel Wisdom; Allen Wisdom; Anna Wisdom m ___ Graham; Alice Mabel Wisdom m ___ Jeffries; Audrey Wisdom. CLAUDE E. MARLER b Pyatt MCAR 6 Jan 1885 d Pyatt MCAR 1901. ORVAL LESTER MARLER b Pyatt MCAR 6 Jan 1887 d aft 1970 m Welty, Okfuskee Co. OK 12 Aug 1914 BERTHA HUNLEY b OK 5 Oct 1897 d 30 March 1977 bu Castle Cemetery, Okfuskee Co. OK. GERTRUDE L. "Gertie" MARLER b Pyatt MCAR 12 May 1889 d Okemah, Okfuskee Co. OK 17 April 1970 m Welty, Okfuskee Co. OK 8 March 1908 BENJAMIN CAMPBELL ST. CYR b 6 June 1886 d Okfuskee Co. OK 25 Oct 1953 bu Welty Cemetery, Okfuskee Co. OK. Children of Luke Jehrome & Margaret R. A. "Roxie" (Harmon) Marler RUTH MAE MARLER b Valley Springs, Boone Co. AR 8 May 1894 d Okemah, Okfuskee Co. OK 8 July 1968 m Wichita Falls TX 2 Jan 1911 HENRY R. COLLINS b 1887 d Okemah, Okfuskee Co. OK 1965. LILLIE OZIE MARLER b Pyatt MCAR 18 July 1895 d Okemah, Okfuskee Co. OK 14 March 1974 following an auto accident bu Welty Cemetery, Okfuskee Co. OK m Welty, Okfuskee Co. OK 17 Feb 1915 JOSEPH R. DAY b Protem MO 10 May 1896 d May 1989. He was Okfuskee County OK Clerk, County Treasurer, County Assessor, and Court Clerk. WALTER S. MARLER b AR March 1897. He was an Episcopalian Minister. Children of Luke Jehrome & Jane (Slagle) Marler MURL MARLER m ___ BREWER. Living in MO 1974. SOURCE: Barbara Graham, 501 Highland Park Drive, Hurst TX 76054 <blgreen@flash.net>; Marion Co. AR 1880 census. Hope this helps both you and Barbara. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com ****************************************************** ----- Original Message ----- From: Mary Marler Winham <mlwwaw@sirinet.net> To: <ARBOONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 2:16 PM Subject: [ARBOONE] Mae Marler > Posted on: Boone Co. Ar Queries > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Boone/10831 > > Surname: Mae Marler, Jerome Marler > ------------------------- > > Barbara, I replied directly to your message but to be sure I am also answering > this one. The only Mae Marler I have in my files was the daughter of Jerome > Marler and his 2nd wife Roxie Harmon. Jerome's 1st wife was Martha ?. His > child by her was Orville Marler. Children by 2nd wife Mae, and Lillie. > Jerome was the son of Josiah Cruse Marler Sr and Ellen Addy/Addey. Do you > have any dates of birth or marriage for your Emma Mae? Mary

Posted on: Boone Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Boone/10833 Surname: Mysinger, Mycinger, Micinger ------------------------- In Boone Co Ark, at the Denning Cemetery near Batavia and Harrison Ark is a listing for a Margaret Mysinger b. 1864 and d. 1896, it also states that there is a large stone there with the name Mysinger on it, no other info. Need to find out someone in that area who may have knowledge of any other burials. Or possibly the name of the funeral home there. Michael and Nancy Mysinger and their children moved to Boone Co ca 1876, am trying to ID them on 1880 census, if anyone has look up. Also, have found land to Michael Micinger in BLM in 1890 there, his son Calvin shows ownership in 1895 with John M near there in 1894. Anyone who might have ANY clue would be most apreciated. This has been a real dead end line for nearly 15 years. Thank you

Posted on: Boone Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Boone/10832 Surname: Marler, Ivy ------------------------- I have Emma Mae Marler Born 1877, Lead Hill AR. Boone CO. Married William Ivy. They had 3 children born in Lead Hill. Omria Paul Ivy Born 1909 Orville Earl Ivy B-1911 Clifford Ivy B-1916 Thank you for responding

Posted on: Boone Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Boone/10831 Surname: Mae Marler, Jerome Marler ------------------------- Barbara, I replied directly to your message but to be sure I am also answering this one. The only Mae Marler I have in my files was the daughter of Jerome Marler and his 2nd wife Roxie Harmon. Jerome's 1st wife was Martha ?. His child by her was Orville Marler. Children by 2nd wife Mae, and Lillie. Jerome was the son of Josiah Cruse Marler Sr and Ellen Addy/Addey. Do you have any dates of birth or marriage for your Emma Mae? Mary

Hi, does anyone have a map of Boone Co that shows the names of the townships and the section, township, range designations? I can't locate one. I need it for land location. Thank Sandi in Oregon

Posted on: Boone Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Boone/10830 Surname: Ivy, Marler ------------------------- My Grand mother was Emma Mae Marler Born Lead Hill, AR. Boone Co. She married William B. Ivy. They moved to Tany Co.Mo. Any info would be greatly appriciated.

In looking at the Arkansas Cemetery listings on the Internet I found the following: McElhose Cemetery, Zinc, Boone County, Arkansas 1. Abel, R.D. - 7 Dec 1821 - 18 Aug 1907 Turbett Rachel, wife - 6 Feb 1828 - 2 Jan 1926 2. Dopson, infants - n d 2 or 3 Turbett 3. Holder, Judah Tennessee(Roberts) - 16 Sept 1855 - 4 April 1927 (mkr) wf/ W.T. obit/Harrison Times "buried New Hope Cem" Turbett 4. Holder, W.T. - 23 May 1855 - 15 Nov 1930 Turbett 5. Roberts, A.J.C. - 10 Oct 1817 - 12 Apr 1891 Turbett 6. Roberts, Arch - n d Turbett 7. Roberts, Lucretia Ann - 12 Mar 1819 - 3 Apr 1888 wife/A.J.C. Stark Cemetery, Boone County, Arkansas Abel, R. D. & Rachel Able - 7 Dec. 1821 - 18 Aug. 1907 Rachel - 6 Feb. 1828 - 21 Jan. 1926 (info./R. Ruble 1970) -------------------- I see the same person (at least the dates are the same) buried at both cemeteries .... is there some way to verify this? marji in se washington state

Boone Co cemeteries are on line at http://www.rootsweb.com/~arboone Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com ************************************************ ----- Original Message ----- From: Wilson, Sandi Louise <artteck@columbia-center.org> To: <ARBOONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 11:05 AM Subject: [ARBOONE] Denning Cemetery Boone Co Arkansas > Hi, I have located information on the cemetery listing for a Margret > Mysinger b. 10-13-1864 d. March 1896. It also says there is an old > marker with just a last name. Does anyone know of anyway to find out if > there are any further graves in that plot? Any help would be greatly > appreciated. > Thank you > Sandi in Oregon

Looking for decendents of James (Jim)W.Price who had a store in a place called Prosperity also Jimtown. Jerry Dooley

Hi, I have located information on the cemetery listing for a Margret Mysinger b. 10-13-1864 d. March 1896. It also says there is an old marker with just a last name. Does anyone know of anyway to find out if there are any further graves in that plot? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Sandi in Oregon