My great-grandparents were A.D. and Bessie Reddin. I always knew they lived in Banks. They were my grandfather Harvey"s parents. Last year I found out that my grandmother Robbie Reddin had family also in Banks. Her mother's family were also from Banks. They were the O'Neals. Her father was Williamson Redford O'Neal and her mother was Catherine McCloud.I have not been able to find too much information on them. If any one can give me anything, I would really appreciate it. Thanks , Sherri Reddin Jacobs

The 1910 census only shows Romie L., age 2, as William's child. William's wife says she has given birth to one child, who is still living. So it looks like the 1920 census has to be off for Otis's age. As for William's middle name, I noticed that he had a Social Security number (there is an entry in the SSDI for a William Hickman born January 9, 1887, which matches the WWI draft registration you found for William Andrew Hickman). Maybe William applied for a delayed birth certificate, which might also show his middle name. Worth a look? --Melissa On 1/24/07, bjw <jann_woodard@yahoo.com> wrote: > I don't know if this was discussed a few years back or not, but seems it might have been. Either way I didn't keep notes at the time. > > I've been trying to "sew-up" some of my Hickman holes and I don't think I have enough thread! ha > > 1920 Bradley Co., AR Washington Twp: > > William Hickman age 33 > Alice Hickman age 31 > Romie age 12 > Otis age 12 > Autry age 5 > > Were Otis and Romie twins?" > > What was William A. Hickman's middle name? > > He was listed as William Autry in his son's obituary, but in the WWI Draft Reg. he signed his name [his actual signature] as William Andrew Hickman. > > Thanks > > > --------------------------------- > Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARBRADLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

I don't know if this was discussed a few years back or not, but seems it might have been. Either way I didn't keep notes at the time. I've been trying to "sew-up" some of my Hickman holes and I don't think I have enough thread! ha 1920 Bradley Co., AR Washington Twp: William Hickman age 33 Alice Hickman age 31 Romie age 12 Otis age 12 Autry age 5 Were Otis and Romie twins?" What was William A. Hickman's middle name? He was listed as William Autry in his son's obituary, but in the WWI Draft Reg. he signed his name [his actual signature] as William Andrew Hickman. Thanks --------------------------------- Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta.

Kate, I don't know if you received help on this or not and I am not able to tell you a lot, but in Vester's service registration he lists "Mrs. Ed Cooke" as the person who could always get in touch with him. I found him with his mother and siblings in 1920 and in 1930 he was boarding with the Luther Seymore family west of Warren. Mary Burton <mkburt2002@yahoo.com> wrote: Hello, Listers: I am researching the surname HEWITT in Bradley County. There is a James Allen Hewitt (about 60 years) living in Drew County; his wife's name is Judy. I am looking for his father, Vester, and mother, Lelia Clyde. She was married first to Hewitt, then to Slaughter, and last to Steel(e). She should be buried with Vester Hewitt. They are buried in Oakland Cemetery, Warren, AR or so I am told. Vester's parents are buried out of town in Bradley County, but I have not obtained the name of the cemetery just yet. Lelia Clyde died within the last 10 years, but Vester has been gone a long time. --------------------------------- Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. Ask your question on Yahoo! Answers. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARBRADLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- The fish are biting. Get more visitors on your site using Yahoo! Search Marketing.

In doing some research in the 1910 census the other day I found the following. Calumbus (Columbus) Sharp Farmer Lou Sharp housewife Wylie Hampton age 12 servent black My Dad, the only living child of the above, said he knew some Hamptons around the Vick, Ingalls area but never heard his folks talk about having a "servent" when they first married. They married in 1909. I would like to know who Wylie was, does he have and living relatives, just a little about him. I am sure he just happened to be there the day the census was taken. Daddy did say that from time to time he would go to where the Hampton's lived and bring them to the farm to pick cotton or do other farm labor. Just curious about Wylie. Thanks for your help LInda Sharp Smith RESEARCHING, Adams, Anderson, Arnold,Arrants, Bagwell, Bennett, Boggs, Boyles, Callaway, Calloway, Collins, Craig, Drake, Dungan, d'Toney, Hendry, Gould, Johnson, Latham, McIntosh, McKnight, Nobilin, Pine, Ross, Sharp, Sloane, Smith, Tadlock,Toney, Watts,Weaver, Whitehead, Wiley, Wilkerson, Wright, Yancy, Youngblood and others ________________________________________________________________________ Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more.

Rootsweb maintains searchable archives for its mailing lists. You can find ARBRADLE's archives here: http://listsearches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl?list=ARBRADLE (to search other lists, just replace ARBRADLE in the URL above with the list of interest). I'm not sure why 2007 is not searchable yet, or when it will be added to the search screen. --Melissa On 1/18/07, Linda <linda@norcov.com> wrote: > Regarding your loss of your hard drive info...... I'm wondering if > you've archived all the past messages somewhere on the web. In the > thought that I may discover new surnames in my geneology, I've saved > most of the past Abradle maillist messages, and it's obviously taking > up space on my hard drive. > If they are archived somewhere, it, of course, would be imperative that > they be "searchable" (I've seen other geneological sites that have > messages archives and searchable. If you have that somewhere, what is > the weblink for that archive? > Linda Wiggins

Hi all, I have a new hard drive (refurbished actually - thanks a lot Dell!) and a new back up system in place. Please feel free to send me anything you would like me to post to the Bradley County webpage. As I mentioned before, if you sent me something in the last six months that I have not yet posted, please consider resending it to me. I have emails through November 10, 2006, but the attachments were lost, back to about August 2006. Thank you all for understanding and for your patience. Barbara Logan - dlogan@alaska.net Bradley County, Arkansas Webpage Coordinator - USGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~arbradle/

As a matter of fact, John King's middle name was Wiley, so that is a definite possibility. Hope we can all find some common thread to find more about this King family. About the Witherington connection- Bill might want to research what Elias's function as an executor was and see how people back then were chosen to be executors. Some people have friends, church members and family do that, so maybe knowing how others in the community chose an executor of their estate might help us see a connection between Elias and Gus. They could have simply been friends. That's all I have to offer right now. Anne D. Anne Jones Pastel Portraiture & Fine Art 3008 Sunrise Dr. Crown Point, IN 46307 219-226-0871- Home 219-688-6905 - Cell View my work at: http://ufo-tech.com/anne

The Bradley County Genealogical Society will meet Sunday, January 28, 2007, at 2:00 P. M. The meeting will be held at the Bradley County Veteran's Museum. The Speaker will be Mr. Robert Tate. The program will include an update on the progress at the museum. There will be a viewing of selected video interviews, from Bradley County Veterans.

I notice from the information given about the King family that Elias King has a son John, born about 1852. I wonder if he could be the John W. King, born about 1854, who married my great-grandmother's sister, Ann Louisa Crowell in Bradley County, AR on 29 Jan 1878. I have no information about them after their marriage. Betty Finley >From: "Bill King" <BillKing@houston.rr.com> >Reply-To: arbradle@rootsweb.com >To: "Bradley County, AR," <arbradle-l@rootsweb.com> >Subject: [ARBRADLE] Elias King Family of Bradley County, AR >Date: Sat, 13 Jan 2007 23:06:39 -0600 > >To Bradley County, AR Researchers........ > >Note: This Elias King was named the executor of the will of Augustus Levan >Witherington in >Bradley County, AR in 1869 in Bradley County. >Would you have any info as to the link between Elias D. King and >Witherington? >Augustus Levan Witherington was the younger brother of John Witherington, >my 3rd >Great-Grandfather. >Thanks for any help..... > Bill King Houston, TX > BillKing@houston.rr.com >---------------------------------------------------------------------- >Letters of Administration, Estate of Augustus L. Witherington > ELIAS D. KING, here applying for Letters of Administration on the >Estate of AUGUSTUS >L. WITHERINGTON, late of said County, being that AUGUSTUS L. WITHERINGTON >departed this >life in Bradley County on or about the 27th day of March 1869. >Value of Estate about $1500. > Heirs: Henry S. Witherington, E. Evalyon Witherington, Madaline A. >Witherington, >Hattie May Witherington of Bradley County, Ark. Mrs. Mary E. Smith, Union >County, Ark. >Sallie K. Witherington and Orlina M. Witherington of Texas. > Bond: Dated: May 28,1869 $3000 - Elias D. King, Mary E. Witherington, >B.C. Weir and >James H. Averyt. (Avant ?) >----------------------------------------------------------------------- >Descendants of Elias D. King >Generation No. 1 >1. Elias D.2 King (Jim1) was born Abt. 1818 in GA1, and died 05 Jun 1898 in >Bradley Co, >AR2. He married Amanda R. Douglass Bef. 1841 in GA, daughter of Jones >Douglass and Rebecca >Tilman. She was born Abt. 1823 in Gwinnett Co, GA3, and died 29 Apr 1904 in >Warren, >Bradley Co, AR. >Notes for Elias D. King: >....OBIT: Ark. Methodist Newspaper/from Jann Woodward >Elias D. King was born in Gwinette County, GA, in 1818; joined the M. E. >Church, South in >1835; was married to Miss Amanda Douglass in 1841; moved to Clark County, >Ark., in 1858; >then to Bradley County, Ark., in 1861, from whence he ascended into glory >June 5, 1898. >Bro. King lived a true and devoted Christian in the Methodist Church for >sixty-one years. >He was strong, both physically and intellectually; he was a power. Bro. >King was a singing >master, but seldom used a book in revivals; he was able in prayer and had >been an exhorter >in our church for twenty long years. He was a great revivalist. Many of the >preachers and >people of Palestine circuit remember kindly the sweet sons, earnest prayers >and >exhortations he has made in their meeting. Bro. King would pay, as well as >pray. His home >was his preacher's home; he was the preacher's from all the way. Nothing he >had was too >good for his preacher. We visited him a few times this year before he died, >and found him >a cheerful and devoted Christian, a patient sufferer, and a strong >counselor, even in his >extreme old age. We preached his funeral on the third Sunday in August at >Spring Hill >Church, to his loving wife and two daughters, and a host of many friends, >whose tears >flowed freely in memory of him whom they had learned to love and >appreciate. We would say >to the bereaved family and friends, live faithful and we will soon meet our >dear brother >where there shall be no more sorrow, crying, nor pain, and God shall wipe >away all tears >from our eyes, and there shall be no more death. >By: S. W. Rainey, Simpson, Ark, Sept. 7, 1898; page 13, col 3 & 4 >------------------- >Bradley County Federal Land Records: >KING ELIAS D. Sec. 15, T-14S, R-11W - 80 Acres 1890/12/20 >------------------- >June 1860 Hot Springs, AR Census >Fam # 90 Prairie Township >Elias King 41/GA Farmer >Amanda R. King 36/GA Keeping House >Leexa (?) 16/GA >Martha 14/GA >John 8/GA >Margaret 5/AL >--------------------- >1870 Arkansas Cencus, Bradley County, Clay Township REEL NO: M593-48 SHEET >NO: 492A >P.O. Lanark, Enumerated 20 July 1870 by John J. Chapin; Page 3 >REEL NO: M593-48 SHEET NO: 492A >Family # 12 Lanark Post Office >King Leander 41 M W Farm Laborer $300 SC >King Margaret 41 F W Keeping House TN >King Elizabeth 13 F W AR >King Leander 11 M W AR >King George 9 M W AR >King Evaline 4 F W >Family #15 Lanark Post Office >King *Elias 51 M W Farmer $400/200 GA >King Amanda 47 F W Keeping House GA >King Martha 23 F W GA >King Ann 16 F W Working on farm GA >King Wiley 17 M W Working on farm GA >Family # 33 >King Wiley 44 M W Farm Laborer $200 GA >King Lexar 43 F W Keeping House GA <Lexy> >King Henry 17 M W Works on farm GA >King Tillman 14 M W Works on farm AL >King James 11 M W AL >King Mary 8 F W AL >King Claiborne 4 F W AL >------------------- >Note: This *Elias D. King was appointed Administrator of the Estate of >Augustus Levan >Witherington following Gus' murder in 1869 at Moro Bay, Bradley County, >Arkansas. >------------------ >1868 Bradley County, Arkansas Court Claims: >http://www.rootsweb.com/~arbradle/court/court_claims14.html >31 E. D. King $17.75 April 10 County to E. D. King >32 E. D. King $15.00 April 10 County to E. D. King >33 E. D. King $10.00 April 10 County to E. D. King >-------------------- >All data on this family group from: Peggye Wallace Jinks <pwjins@aol.com> >Date: August 27, 2000 Decatur, AL >Query: Looking for information on Elias D. King who married Amanda R. >Douglass and his >brother Wiley King who married Amanda's sister Lexy R. Douglass. Elias was >b: abt. 1819 in >GA. Amanda was also born in GA in 1824. Elias died in Bradley Co., Arkansas >after 1890. >Any help would be appreciated. >------------------- >To: Peggye Wallace Jinks, from Bill King on 24 Dec 2001: >I, too, am seeking info on Elias King of Bradley County, about 1870 time >period. >Elias served as the administrator for the estate of AUGUSTUS LEVAN >WITHERINGTON, who was >murdered at Moro Bay in Bradley County in 1869. Gus Witherington was my >ancestor/uncle, >the younger brother of my 3rd Gr Grandfather (John Witherington). I am >trying to figure >out how Elias King >was related to the King-Witherington families, although you indicate that >Elias was born >in Georgia. Could he have worked on the river steam boat, the MORGAN >NELSON, with Gus >Witherington and Captain Robert Withers during or after the Civil War??? >Peggye, please email me privately and lets exchange info. I have >transcribed several >Bradley County documents executed by Elias King in behalf of Gus >Witherington's estate. >Also, there was a very close >connection between the KING & WITHERINGTON families beginning about 1820 in >Conecuh >County, AL; maybe before that in Darlington District, SC, as well. >I know that Jann Woodward of the Bradley County Gen Society has a Bradley >County Obits >book listing the obits of Elias & Amanda King and what appears to be two >other related >Kings. >....Index to the book, Bradley C0. Obits extracted from the Arkansas >Methodist Newspaper. >Which includes: Amanda King, Chas. D. King, Elias King, Mary King >------------------ >Bill, I am sorry but I cannot help you with the Elias King/Witherington >connection, but >will try to answer some of your questions. >Amanda R. Douglass is the sister of my gg grandfather. She is referred to >in the diary >that was kept by another sister Lucretia, as being in Arkansas. Lexy R. >Douglass, another >sister, married Wiley J. King. I have assumed that Elias and Wiley are >brothers. Amanda >and Elias named a child John Wiley and one child Lexie C King. >You asked about the parents of Elias and I do have a name but am not sure >how good the >information is, since this is the only source I have, but in >FamilyTreeMaker Vol #4, Tree >1324 his name is given as Jim King. The letter I wrote to the contributor >was returned to >me. >Rebecca Jane King is the daughter of Elias and Amanda. Other known children >are Henry, b. >abt. 1840, Martha abt. 1844, Lexie C. February 1845, John Wiley abt. 1852, >and Margaret >Ann abt. 1855. >Rebecca J. married (1) William A. Stanford, married (2) William Patton Ault >29 May 1859 in >Clark Co., Arkansas. I have corresponded with one the Ault descentants. >That is where >Margaret Evaline Ault came from. She was born 11 July 1860 in Clark Co., Ar >and died in >Houston, TX. She married William F. Forrester 2 Nov 1886 in Bradley Co, Ar. >He was born >1864 and died in Houston also. A list of children; Charlie L, Willie Pearl, >Versis Bea, >Carl A., King Earl, and Henry Grady. >I have one child listed with Wiley J. King and Lexy R. Douglass; J. Henry >King. Note the >name Henry following in this line, you could very easily think that the >father's name was >Henry. >Are you related to these Kings or just to Gus Witherington? I will look at >the diary again >and see if she mentions anything about a riverboat but I do not think she >did, I would >have remembered that. >Peggye Wallace Jinks, Decatur, AL >------------------- > >From Anne Jones on 25 April 2003: >"Looking for information on Elias D. King, b: 1819 in Gwinnett County, GA. >Have seen >information reporting him as the son of Moshulatubbe and Captain Penny >Jackson Nitakechi. >Would like to hear from anyone who knows anything about this family >situation. I do know >that Elias married Amanda R. Douglass b:1829 and they lived in or near >Bradley County, AR >after marrying. Have most of their descendents and am their great, great >great >granddaughter. Email me at dajsb@aol.com" > >Notes for Amanda R. Douglass: >....OBIT: Copied from Ark. Methodist Newspaper/Jann Woodward. >Mrs. A. R. King (nee Douglass) died Friday, April 29, in south Warren. She >was born March >24, 1824 in >Gwinnett County, Georgia. In her 18th year she was married to Elias D. >King. After this >they moved to Alabama; thence they came to Arkansas in 1858. Sister King >has lived near >Lanark, in Bradley County, ever since until a few months ago. Sister King >joined the >Methodist church when she was 10 years old, and was true to her vows >through the seventy >years following. Two or three hours before her death, she told her pastor >all was well >with her. She died well. She read her church paper, only a few weeks ago >renewing her >subscription. She has reached the city not built with hands, toward which >she set her face >in early childhood. By: W. P. Whaley, May 18, 1904, page 15 col 1 > >From: Peggye Wallace Jinks 0n 5 Jan 2002: Amanda and Lexy were the >daughters of Jones >Douglass b: 25 Nov 1779 in Mecklenburg Co, VA and Rebecca Tilman b: 14 Aug >1782 in >Edgefield District SC. > >Children of Elias King and Amanda Douglass are: >2 i. Henry3 King, born Abt. 1841 in GA. >+ 3 ii. Rebecca Jane King, born Abt. 1842 in GA. >4 iii. Lexie C. King, born Feb 1845 in GA. >5 iv. Martha King, born Abt. 1847 in GA4. >6 v. John Wiley King, born Abt. 1852 in GA4. >7 vi. Margaret Ann King, born 19 Aug 1854 in Cherokee Co., AL5; died 22 Sep >1889 in >Bradley Co, AR. She married W. T. Clanton 19 Nov 18795; born Unknown. > >Notes for Margaret Ann King: From Ark. Methodist Newspaper/Jann Woodward: >Sister Margaret A. Clanton, daughter of E. D. and Amanda R. King, was born >in Cherokee >Co., AL, Aug.19, 1854; moved with her parents to Bradley Co., Ark. in 1861; >was married to >W. T. Clanton, Nov. 19, 1879; died September 22, 1889. She professed >religion and joined >the M. E. Church, South, in her 15th year. Her life as a Christain was >trained in >accordance with the New Textament principles, possessing "the ornament of a >meek and quiet >spirit, which is in the sight of God of great price." She "adorned the >doctrine of God our >Savior in all things," and others "took knowledge of her that she had been >with Jesus." >She died in full triumph of a living faith. When death came she said she >was ready and >willing to go, only regretting to leave her five little children, three >girls and two >boys. Just before her death she sang in a clear voice one of the sweet >songs of Zion, and >soon entered upon the eternal rest prepared for the people of God. May God >bless and >comfort the dear little children. >By: J. B. Williams, Oct. 9, 1889 (page 7 col 2) > >Generation No. 2 >3. Rebecca Jane3 King (Elias D.2, Jim1) was born Abt. 1842 in GA. She >married William >Patton Ault 29 May 1859 in Clark County, AR. He was born Unknown. > >Notes for Rebecca Jane King: Dau of Elias King. >Rebecca Jane married (1) William A. Stanford, married (2) William Patton >Ault 29 May 1859 >in Clark Co., Arkansas. I have corresponded with one the Ault descentants. >That is where >Margaret Evaline Ault came from. She was born 11 July 1860 in Clark Co., Ar >and died in >Houston, TX. She married William F. Forrester 2 Nov 1886 in Bradley Co, Ar. >He was born >1864 and died in Houston also. A list of children; Charlie L, Willie Pearl, >Versis Bea, >Carl A., King Earl, and Henry Grady. >Child of Rebecca King and William Ault is: >8 i. Margaret Evaline4 Ault, born 11 Jul 1860 in Clark County, AR; died in >Houston, Texas. >She married William F. Forrester 02 Nov 1886 in Bradely County, AR; born >Abt. 1864; died >in Houston, Texas. >Notes for William F. Forrester: Children: Charlie L, Willie Pearl, Versis >Bea, Carl A., >King Earl, and Henry Grady. > > >Endnotes >1. 1870 Bradley County Census, Clay Township, Lanark Post Office. >2. Ark. Methodist Newspaper/Jann Woodward. >3. 1870 Bradley County Census, Clay Township, Lanark Post Office. >4. 1870 Bradley County Census,. >5. Ark. Methodist Newspaper/Jann Woodward. > > >Bill King >281-493-6767 >BillKing@houston.rr.com > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >ARBRADLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >quotes in the subject and the body of the message _________________________________________________________________ Invite your Hotmail contacts to join your friends list with Windows Live Spaces http://clk.atdmt.com/MSN/go/msnnkwsp0070000001msn/direct/01/?href=http://spaces.live.com/spacesapi.aspx?wx_action=create&wx_url=/friends.aspx&mkt=en-us

CONGRADULATIONS!!!! Peace and Blessings! Dena

Very best wishes to both for a long, happy marriage. ----- Original Message ----- From: <SweetKinfolk@aol.com> To: <ARBRADLE@rootsweb.com>; <ordougla@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2007 4:16 PM Subject: [ARBRADLE] Marriage Notice > The wedding of Carolann Stanton-Taylor St. John to Delmer Ray Shepard was > held January 10, 2007 in Salem, Marion County, Oregon in a private > ceremony, by > Judge Barber, and witnessed by Dan and Maysel Fast. Family and Friends > ceremony will be held at Hillcrest Missionary Baptist Church, Oregon > City, > Clackamas County, Oregon at a later date yet to be determined. > > Carolann Stanton-Taylor is the daughter of deceased William David Stanton > and Shirley Ann Rowe and adopted by the love of God to Royce Harland > Taylor and > Mary Frances Peek. She was formally Mrs. Sammy B. St. John, marriage > dissolved September 6, 2006, mother to Sarah E. St. John-Morris and Adam > B. St. > John. Delmer "Del" Ray Shepard is the son of Joseph Ralph Shepard and > step-son > Joyce Friezen and son to Maysel Uella Weinberg and step-son to Dan Fast, > father to Jason Kay. Shepard, Rachel Darla Shepard, Evan Wade Shepard, Amy > Rebecca > Shepard, Timothy Ryan Shepard and Ethan Nathaniel Shepard. Formally > married > to Deborah Jean Bryan, dissolved November 23, 2004, all of Salem, Marion > County, Oregon. Both Carolann and Del were previously married 28 years. > Sarah E. > St. John-Morris, currently serving with the U. S. Navy based out of San > Diego, California and Evan Wade Shepard, serving with the U. S. Air Force > based > out of Omaha, Nebraska. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ARBRADLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

The wedding of Carolann Stanton-Taylor St. John to Delmer Ray Shepard was held January 10, 2007 in Salem, Marion County, Oregon in a private ceremony, by Judge Barber, and witnessed by Dan and Maysel Fast. Family and Friends ceremony will be held at Hillcrest Missionary Baptist Church, Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregon at a later date yet to be determined. Carolann Stanton-Taylor is the daughter of deceased William David Stanton and Shirley Ann Rowe and adopted by the love of God to Royce Harland Taylor and Mary Frances Peek. She was formally Mrs. Sammy B. St. John, marriage dissolved September 6, 2006, mother to Sarah E. St. John-Morris and Adam B. St. John. Delmer "Del" Ray Shepard is the son of Joseph Ralph Shepard and step-son Joyce Friezen and son to Maysel Uella Weinberg and step-son to Dan Fast, father to Jason Kay. Shepard, Rachel Darla Shepard, Evan Wade Shepard, Amy Rebecca Shepard, Timothy Ryan Shepard and Ethan Nathaniel Shepard. Formally married to Deborah Jean Bryan, dissolved November 23, 2004, all of Salem, Marion County, Oregon. Both Carolann and Del were previously married 28 years. Sarah E. St. John-Morris, currently serving with the U. S. Navy based out of San Diego, California and Evan Wade Shepard, serving with the U. S. Air Force based out of Omaha, Nebraska.

Good to know what the monument says! There is actually a picture of it on the Bradley Co. website but you can't read all the details.. Nancy Douglas Wardlaw, my third great grandmother, was the wife of William M. Wardlaw who died in Greene Co., AL. in 1837. Jean Meaney

P.S. The monument states Nancy Wardlaw was the wife of W.M. Wardlaw Baker Peebles wrote: >Maybe this will help (or confuse). A Nicholas P. Jarratt >-2/19/1822-9/4/1875 ; Milliard Jarratt >1/17/1870-8/19/1875( son of N.P. and Mary Jarratt); Infant daughter of >N.P. and Mary Jarratt >(B&D 1873) and Nancy Wardlaw (1795-2/14/1866) are all buried in Holly >Springs Cemetery, Hermitage, AR and SHARE THE SAME TOMBSTONE. Mary >(NMN) Jarratt (1830-1910) is buried adjacent to the above. Baker Peebles > > > >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARBRADLE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > >. > > >

Maybe this will help (or confuse). A Nicholas P. Jarratt -2/19/1822-9/4/1875 ; Milliard Jarratt 1/17/1870-8/19/1875( son of N.P. and Mary Jarratt); Infant daughter of N.P. and Mary Jarratt (B&D 1873) and Nancy Wardlaw (1795-2/14/1866) are all buried in Holly Springs Cemetery, Hermitage, AR and SHARE THE SAME TOMBSTONE. Mary (NMN) Jarratt (1830-1910) is buried adjacent to the above. Baker Peebles

So Mary Hickman has daughter Frances Hickman and then after she was widowed, married Nickolas Jarrett who had a son William Jarrett by a previous marriage. The children were about the same age. Hope that clarifies. Jean Meaney

According to my database, Mary Wardlaw Hickman who is widow in Wes Jacob's Power of Attorney statement from 1856 married on March 12,1857 Nicholas P. Jarratt. Hope that helps. The Wardlaws moved from Abbeville, SC, to Greene Co., AL and then to Bradley Co., AR. Some of them moved on to Texas from Bradley Co. (I am descended from their sister Lucinda Wardlaw Hargraves who in 1856 was living in Greene Co., AL, but by 1860 was also living in Bradley Co.,AR. She died there after 1880. Would love to know if anyone has that exact date, possibly a tombstone location?) Hope that sheds some light! Jean Meaney

I found several entries on WorldConnect (http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com) that show Frances E. Hickman to be the daughter of Francis Marion Hickman and Mary Wardlaw. Many of them also say that Frances E. Hickman was a twin of William F. Hickman. Is William F. Hickman the same as William Jarrett in the 1860 census? Why would William adopt the Jarrett surname and Frances keep Hickman? I looked in the 1850 Bradley County census and see Francis M. Hickman, age 22, living with his father, John L. Hickman, and several siblings -- but no sign of Francis's wife Mary. Was she just overlooked in the census? Would love to have more insight into this family as well. I haven't looked in the marriage records to find a union between Francis Hickman and Mary Wardlaw. Wes Jacobs gives a deed citation from Greene County, Alabama, for this family: http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=thjacobs&id=I03211 --Melissa Quoting bjw <jann_woodard@yahoo.com>: > I hope someone can explain the following census to me. Nicholas > Jarrett age 31 married Mary Hickman age 26 March 12, 1857. This > census lists them in 1860: > > Washington Twp, Bradley Co. > > Nicholas P. Jarrett age 36 > Mary Jarrett age 30 > William Jarrett age 8 > Frances E. Hickman age 8 > > Does anyone know who this Mary Jarrett belonged to? Was she > married previously to a Hickman or was she a Hickman to begine with. > Thanks. > > Jann

Hello, Listers: I am researching the surname HEWITT in Bradley County. There is a James Allen Hewitt (about 60 years) living in Drew County; his wife's name is Judy. I am looking for his father, Vester, and mother, Lelia Clyde. She was married first to Hewitt, then to Slaughter, and last to Steel(e). She should be buried with Vester Hewitt. They are buried in Oakland Cemetery, Warren, AR or so I am told. Vester's parents are buried out of town in Bradley County, but I have not obtained the name of the cemetery just yet. Lelia Clyde died within the last 10 years, but Vester has been gone a long time. Can anyone help me find them. I appreciate anyone of you can give. Kate Burton --------------------------------- Need a quick answer? Get one in minutes from people who know. Ask your question on Yahoo! Answers.