Coyal, your lines are also part of my lines. ----- Our Burketts (James) of SC match the Burketts (John) of NC. http://worldfamilies.net/surnames/b/burkett/results.html prob. Lemuel Burkett (St. Thomas, Marlboro Co., SC) James Burkett md. Mary Ann(a) / "Polly" (supp. Franklin; sis. of Mark) [James] Richard Coleman [Sr.] md. Rachael Sarah Burkett (1814, SC - 1890 AL) [Richard d. abt. 1854-56; Rachael remd. in 1863 to Joshua Evans] Jesse Coleman* (eldest brother of Mrs. Caroline Burkett) md. Eliza Huldah Mann (*Colemans and Manns of Sumpter, 1870-78/79) ----- Mr. UNK Franklin md "Black Dutch" * James Burkett md. Mary Ann(a) / "Polly" (supp. Franklin) [James] Richard Coleman [Sr.] md. Rachael Sarah Burkett (1814, SC - 1890 AL) Jesse Coleman (eldest brother of Caroline Coleman) md. Eliza Huldah Mann *Often a euphemism for Indian. Strong oral tradition exists of such down to Melissa (Coleman) Smith, Rachael's daughter (supposedly 1/2). Rachel was supposedly 100% Creek; but, Rachael's grandmother was more likely the source of it (SC / NC Indians). ----- http://www.angelfire.com/ia2/gradyfamily/Coleman/PColemanMilitary.html prob. John Coleman (of 1796 Hancock Co., GA) [served Col. Elijah Clarke] Philip Coleman md. Sarah UNK (**Seldon?) [e.g., grandson, Philip Seldon Coleman, 1850-1925] [James] Richard Coleman [Sr.] md. Rachael Sarah Burkett (1814, SC - 1890 AL) Jesse Coleman (eldest brother of Mrs. Caroline Burkett) md. Eliza Huldah Mann (*Colemans and Manns of Sumpter, 1870-78/79) **Seldon is typically a Virginia surname http://colemanfamilies.org/printable_results.php ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2007 08:31:58 -0600 From: "Coyal Gorman" Subject: [ARBRADLE] Nancy Jane Burkett/Forrest/Gorman I found a little more info on Nancy Jane Forrest Gorman. Her maiden name was Burkett. Caleb Burkett born: about 1796, South Carolina died: about Nov, 1860 in Butler Co., Alabama his son, William J. Burkett, born June 6, 1829, Butler Co., Alabama died April 17, 1925, Bradley Co., Arkansas William J. Burkett married Caroline Coleman, daughter of James Coleman she was born in March 16, 1834 in Alabama married July 10, 1854 in Butler Co., Alabama died August 16, 1908 in Bradley County, Arkansas their daughter was Nancy Jane Burkett who married Robert Lee Forrest Oct 16, 1879 in Bradley Co., Arkansas Robert L. Forrest was born about 1859 in Alabama he died in Bradley Co., Arkansas Nancy Jane Burkett Forrest married Henry Harvey Gorman in 1925. Coyal M. Gorman ------------------------------

Cone Turner Berry, aged 32, died at his home in Warren at 4:45 o'clock Monday morning. His death was caused by pneumonia. Mr. Berry was born August 5, 1886 in Bradley County and spent his life here. For a number of years he was employed by the Turner-Jones Grocer Company of the city. Since August 1927 he worked as drayman, contracting for hauling for the American Company of Arkansas and the Saline Crocer Company. He is survived by his widow; one daughter, Murline, aged 9; one son, Cone Jr., age 7; his mother, Mrs. Minnie Berry of Bastrop, La.; four brothers, James, Otis and Ben of Bastrop and Andy of Portland, and two sisters, Mrs. G. V. Piper of Warren and Mrs. Van Gladden of Camden. Funeral services were held at Carmel church at 10:30 Tuesday morning by Rev. A. W. Waddill. Burial was at Adams cemetery. Pallbearers were: R. S. Wheeler, Carl Harding, Cone Turner, J. Walter Jones, Sanford Johnston, Mitchell Godfrey and Bonner Davis. Eagle Dem. Jan 9, 1930 [Cone was born Aug 5, 1897] --------------------------------- Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow you with Yahoo Mobile. Try it now.

Thank you Dorothy for that information on the Burkett's & Coleman families. I did check out the 2 families and found many land grants/patents in the Burkett name. Check them out at this website, you can even print out the land patents. Go to: Home - BLM GLO Records in your google search, then the Land Patent page of info will come up, in the upper left you will see Search Land Patents, click on that, fill in what state and I just put the last name, and see what will come up. Then click on the name, then it will take you to another page, that will say document image at the top, click that, then it has about 4 choice on the left, click on PDF, and you can see the land patent, and print it out. Coyal Maxey Gorman Minden, Louisiana

Funeral services were held by the Rev. Mr. Braswell on Saturday afternoon at Gravel Ridge cemetery for Mrs. Ophelia Belin of Pattsville, 59, who died in a Little Rock hospital Friday September 30. Mrs. Belin was born in Bradley County August 2, 1879, and for many years had been a member of the Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband J. C. Belin, whom she married in 1900, and two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Huff of Monticello and Mrs. Alvin Dickson of Hermitage. Oct 6, 1938 Eagle Dem. Services and interment for J. R. Rice, 71, of Warren, whose death occurred September 29 in a Little Rock hospital were conducted Monday afternoon at 3 at Banks Cemetery, Rev. Rolla Nixon officiating. Surviving are three sons, J. C. Rice, Rison; H. B. Rice, Warren; and Chaplain Melvin R. Rice, Camp Robinson; three daughters, Mrs. Willie May Gray, Dermott; Mrs. Lelia Clemmons, Bolton, Miss.; and Mrs. Estilyn Devine, Grand Bay, Ala.; two brothers, Roscoe of Rye and Rev. Ira Y. Rice of Norman, Okla; two sisters, Mrs. Kelly [Callie?] Risher and Mrs. Lula Gamble both of Banks. Oct 4, 1945 Eagle Dem --------------------------------- Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow you with Yahoo Mobile. Try it now.

David Nathaniel Johnson of Warren was born in Jonesboro, La., November 23, 1891 and died on February 19. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Alexine Johnson; two daughters, Mrs. Carol Wood and Mrs. Mitchell Smith of Fordyce; three brothers and four sisters. He was a member of the Baptist church. Funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon, February 20 at 2:30 p.m. at the Fordyce cemetery with the Rev. Floyd Taylor in charge. Pallbearers were Rolla Halligan, Robert Ferrell, John Guinn, Howard Hobbs, Harve Dixon, J. T. Ederington and Sam Bond. Eagle Dem. Feb 24, 1944 Frances Kay Boone, aged 29 days, died at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boone, January 2. She is survived by her parents; three sisters, Jeanette, Joan and Vivian Rose; her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. __. A. Wheeler of Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Mett Boone of Drew County. Burial was held Scroughout, Drew Co. Eagle Dem. Jan 6, 1944 --------------------------------- Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

Mary Belle Wolfe, 61, of Banks, died December 21 at her home. She was a member of the Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband, J. V. Wolfe of Banks; one son, Oder Wolfe of Banks; and two sisters, Mrs. Annie Pearce of Snyder, Texas and Mrs. Eva Hudson of Thornton. Funeral services for Mrs. Wolfe were conducted at the Williams Cemetery at 2:30 Tuesday by Rev. Carl Wheeler. Interment was at Williams Cem. by Frazer Funeral Home. Eagle Dem. Dec. 23, 1953 Goose Ankle - Lloyd Wolfe age forty died at his home near Star City August 31st. He is survived by his wife and fourteen children. Mr. Wolfe was born and reared in this community and leaves a host of relatives and friends. Burial was at Williams Cemetery. Eagle Dem. Sep 11, 1930 John William Wolfe, 86, of Banks, Rt. 1, a native of Mississippi, died at is home at 12:00 noon, Tuesday, July 14. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Surviving are one son John W. Wolfe; four daughters, Mrs. Jim Thompson of Cleveland County, Mrs. Frank Armstrong, Mrs. Gladys Bethea, both of Banks, Mrs. Ethel Bragg of Saline County and one brother, George Wolfe of Banks. Funeral services were held at Williams Cemetery at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon by W. W. Wagnon. Pallbearers were Roy Burks, Wilmot Burks, John Wolfe, Oder Wolfe, Roy Grice and Amos Rhodes. Eagle Dem. July 23, 1943 A. G. Wolfe, aged 91, died at his home in Banks Monday. Funeral services were held at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday at the Williams Cemetery. He was a member of the Methodist Church. Those surviving are three sons, H. N. Wolfe of Shreveport, La., C. H. Wolfe of Banks, P. D. Wolfe of El Dorado; five daughters, Mrs. Hubert Turner and Mrs. D. F. Gardner of Lake Village, Mrs. Eula Morgan of Crossett, Mrs. R. C. Caley of Springdale, La., and Mrs. D. Nixon of Banks. Jan 6, 1944 Eagle Dem. J. L. Wolfe, 86, of Banks, died at his home Monday March 9. He was born in Bradley County on May 9, 1855 and was a member of the Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Minnie Wolfe; four sons, Will of Lake Village, A. R., John and Elmer, all of Banks; two daughters, Mrs. Effie Erwin and Mrs. Velma Owens, both of New Edinburg; and one brother, A. G. of Banks. Funeral services were held at Williams cemetery at 3:30 by the Rev. W. T. Bone of New Edinburg. Mar 12, 1942 Eagle Dem. Malinda A. Wolfe, 81, wife of the late J. R. Wolfe, died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. W. A. McLeod at 12 o'clock noon Saturday following an illness of several months. Mrs. Wolfe is survived by four daughters, Mrs. R. C. Henry of Jacksonville, Fla., Mrs. A. Nichols of Camden, Mrs. W. A. McLeod of Warren and Mrs. R. W. McMurry of Banks; a brother, W. W. Plair of Warren, 31 grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, March 5, at Banks cemetery by the Rev. W. D. Golden, pastor of the Methodist church of New Edinburg. Mar 9, 1939 Eagle Dem. Mrs. Lizzie Wolfe, 69, died Friday September 21, at her home 1501 Rock, after four months' illness. Services were held at 3:30 p.m. Sunday September 23 from the Griffin-Leggett chapel with Rev. Frank Kell and Rev. L. H. Roseman officiating. Interment was in Shady Grove cemetery near Warren at 2 p.m. Monday September 24 with Rev. Rolla Nixon and Rev. Carl Wheeler assisting Rev. Lee Moseley of Warren who officiated. A native of Cleveland county Mrs. Wolfe had lived in Little Rock 17 years. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. W. H. Murphy of Nashville, Tenn.; Mrs. N. J. Carter of Little Rock and Mrs. W. B. Davidson of Warren; two sons, Carl of Warren and Bryan of Little Rock; three brothers, Russell and Noah Bethea of Warren, and Robert Bethea of Lubbock, Texas; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Eagle Dem. Oct 4, 1945 Funeral services were held on Friday afternoon December 15, for Mrs. Nancy E. Wolfe, a native of Bradley County, who died on December 14. Mrs. Wolfe was born March 29, 1863. She was a member of the Methodist Church and is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lola Cathey of Banks; three sons, Fred Creed of Kingsland, Joe Creed and Charles Creed of Warren; two brothers, George McKenzie of Rye and Jim McKenzie of Farmville. Twelve grandchildren and nine great grandchildrin also survive. Services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Carl Wheeler and burial was made in Williams cemetery. pallbearers were Aubrey Cathey, O. F. Cathey, James Clements, Jim Clements, Edward Creed and Lige Creed. Eagle Dem. Dec. 21 1944 --------------------------------- Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.

Hi Jann, boy wish there was someone like you for Ashey Co....I would like Sarah Pace, Noal Wilson and Frances Boone. Thanks a bunch. ~Kathlynn~ ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

I forgot to add J. R. Rice. -----Original Message----- >From: MFWilson <mfwilson@peoplepc.com> >Sent: Nov 19, 2007 8:58 AM >To: arbradle@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [ARBRADLE] obits > >I would like the one on Noah Wilson, Frances Boone and Patrick Wilson Bailey. mfwilson@peoplepc.com > >-----Original Message----- >>From: bjw <jann_woodard@yahoo.com> >>Sent: Nov 18, 2007 2:00 PM >>To: ARBRADLE@rootsweb.com >>Subject: [ARBRADLE] obits >> >>Here's my latest collection of obits for Bradley Co. If anyone needs a copy, please let me know. I will send as time permits. >> >> Henry F. Nichols >> L. D. York >> Martha Bernice Wooley >> Mrs. Nancy L. Wolfe >> Jennie Wright >> W. L. Wooten >> Nannie Whitehead >> Malinda A. Wolfe >> Lloyd Wolfe >> Ford Wright >> Noah Wilson >> Ruth B. Wooldridge >> J. T. Vickers >> Henley S. Turner >> Mary Emma Vance >> Ronald E. Thompson >> Margaret Sled >> Ollie F. Stephens >> G. E. Stanley >> Nettie Starnes >> Ina Davis Scobey >> John D. Ricks >> J. R. Rice >> Lee Parrish >> T. J. Parnell >> Sarah Pace >> Corrie Powers >> X.P. Phillips >> Osie M. Pierce >> J. R. Orr >> Sue Ella Nichols >> Mrs. L. R. Norris >> Mrs. Chas. D. Nichols >> Mary H. Nichols >> A. A. Nichols >> Sarah Moseley >> Martha Jane McLeod >> Mrs. J. G. Murrey >> Aileene Matthews >> Fannie McManus >> W. H. Leslie >> Mrs. Bob Lee >> Otha Kight >> Lola Joyner >> David N. Johnson >> Vernon Lee Johnson >> George W. Ivey >> Harry Ivey >> Mollie Hamaker >> F. A. Hollingsworth >> Mary Frances Hooks >> Carroll Hester >> John F. Gardner >> Nancy Jane Gorman >> Lula Godfrey >> Caddie Gibson >> J. E. Gray >> Christopher C. Gannaway >> Clara Gardner >> T. E. Fike >> Hattie Ferguson >> Harvey Donegan >> Mrs. W. H. Darby >> William H. Deering >> Paul Dunn >> Ada Dix >> T. O. Daughtery >> Verna Childs >> James L. Childs >> Dell Chatman >> Aleene Cosby >> Jannie Nell Carver >> A. E. Clanton >> W. F. Belin >> Rhea Byars >> V. E. Brumley >> S. J. Beck >> Joy F. Brumley >> Frances Boone >> Mrs. J. C. Belin >> Cone Turner Berry >> Patrick Wilson Bailey >> Ella J. Blythe >> Addy L. Brady >> John E. Bilbrey >> J. C. Anderson >> >> >> >>--------------------------------- >>Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow you with Yahoo Mobile. Try it now. >> >>------------------------------- >>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 > > >________________________________________ >PeoplePC Online >A better way to Internet >http://www.peoplepc.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 ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

I would like the one on Noah Wilson, Frances Boone and Patrick Wilson Bailey. mfwilson@peoplepc.com -----Original Message----- >From: bjw <jann_woodard@yahoo.com> >Sent: Nov 18, 2007 2:00 PM >To: ARBRADLE@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ARBRADLE] obits > >Here's my latest collection of obits for Bradley Co. If anyone needs a copy, please let me know. I will send as time permits. > > Henry F. Nichols > L. D. York > Martha Bernice Wooley > Mrs. Nancy L. Wolfe > Jennie Wright > W. L. Wooten > Nannie Whitehead > Malinda A. Wolfe > Lloyd Wolfe > Ford Wright > Noah Wilson > Ruth B. Wooldridge > J. T. Vickers > Henley S. Turner > Mary Emma Vance > Ronald E. Thompson > Margaret Sled > Ollie F. Stephens > G. E. Stanley > Nettie Starnes > Ina Davis Scobey > John D. Ricks > J. R. Rice > Lee Parrish > T. J. Parnell > Sarah Pace > Corrie Powers > X.P. Phillips > Osie M. Pierce > J. R. Orr > Sue Ella Nichols > Mrs. L. R. Norris > Mrs. Chas. D. Nichols > Mary H. Nichols > A. A. Nichols > Sarah Moseley > Martha Jane McLeod > Mrs. J. G. Murrey > Aileene Matthews > Fannie McManus > W. H. Leslie > Mrs. Bob Lee > Otha Kight > Lola Joyner > David N. Johnson > Vernon Lee Johnson > George W. Ivey > Harry Ivey > Mollie Hamaker > F. A. Hollingsworth > Mary Frances Hooks > Carroll Hester > John F. Gardner > Nancy Jane Gorman > Lula Godfrey > Caddie Gibson > J. E. Gray > Christopher C. Gannaway > Clara Gardner > T. E. Fike > Hattie Ferguson > Harvey Donegan > Mrs. W. H. Darby > William H. Deering > Paul Dunn > Ada Dix > T. O. Daughtery > Verna Childs > James L. Childs > Dell Chatman > Aleene Cosby > Jannie Nell Carver > A. E. Clanton > W. F. Belin > Rhea Byars > V. E. Brumley > S. J. Beck > Joy F. Brumley > Frances Boone > Mrs. J. C. Belin > Cone Turner Berry > Patrick Wilson Bailey > Ella J. Blythe > Addy L. Brady > John E. Bilbrey > J. C. Anderson > > > >--------------------------------- >Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow you with Yahoo Mobile. Try it now. > >------------------------------- >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 ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com

Joah Francis Wilson, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson was fatally crushed by a falling log Thursday afternoon at 3:30 while attempting to loosen a chain binder on a log truck owned and operated by Rufus Baggett. The accident occurred along the railroad spur serving the Southern Lumber Company. Young Wilson was an employee of Baggett Bros. He was born in Bradley County January 20, 1921. His mother is the former Etta Kilgore. Besides his parents he is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Alpheus Kelley of Helena, and the Misses Carrie Lee and Erma; and three brothers, Bennie, Arthur and James Lawrence. Funeral services were conducted at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon at Outlaw cemetery by the Rev. L. E. N. Hundley, pastor of First Methodist Church. Interment was in the Outlaw cemetery in charge of Frazer's Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Herring Russell, Thomas Cobb, Robert Ford, Herbert Simmons, Mode Mann and Boyd Simms. Eagle Dem. Feb 20, 1941 --------------------------------- Be a better pen pal. Text or chat with friends inside Yahoo! Mail. See how.

I found a little more info on Nancy Jane Forrest Gorman. Her maiden name was Burkett. Caleb Burkett born: about 1796, South Carolina died: about Nov, 1860 in Butler Co., Alabama his son, William J. Burkett, born June 6, 1829, Butler Co., Alabama died April 17, 1925, Bradley Co., Arkansas William J. Burkett married Caroline Coleman, daughter of James Coleman she was born in March 16, 1834 in Alabama married July 10, 1854 in Butler Co., Alabama died August 16, 1908 in Bradley County, Arkansas their daughter was Nancy Jane Burkett who married Robert Lee Forrest Oct 16, 1879 in Bradley Co., Arkansas Robert L. Forrest was born about 1859 in Alabama he died in Bradley Co., Arkansas Nancy Jane Burkett Forrest married Henry Harvey Gorman in 1925. Coyal M. Gorman

Mrs. Ina Davis Scobey, a member of a pioneer Warren family, died Saturday morning in Little Rock. She was 71 and had lived in Little Rock with her daughter for the past few years. Born in Warren in 1882, she was a daughter of S. M. Davis, a native of Alabama, and Florence A. Turner Davis. She was the widow of Travis Scobey, who died several years ago. Mrs. Sscobey was a member of the Little Rock Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Woman's City Club in that city. She was a life member of the Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service and had been a member of the Methodist church here all her life before transferring her membership to the First Methodist Church in Little Rock. She is survived by her daughter, Miss Mary Florence Scobey of Little Rock; one brother, Aubert Davis of Little Rock; and one sister, Mrs. Zena Davis of Warren. Services for Mrs. Scobey were conducted at the First Methodist Church here Tuesday by Rev. Aubrey G. Walton, Rev. Edwin Kieth, both of Little Rock, and Rev. J. Ralph Clayton. Interment was in Oakland cemetery by Frazer's Funeral Home. Pallbearers were: John Newton Scobey, Edwin Hankins, Jr., C. E. Englehart, Jr., Charley B. Brooks, Jr., Gil C. Herring and L. Rollins Barnette. Honorary pallbearers were: Carl Hollis, Louis Ederington, J. E. Stewart, A. E. Pirtle, Allen Riley, J. E. Hurley, J. M. Thompson, O. E. Greene, Hugh Moseley, Jr., Lee Martin, G. W. Botts, Wallace Hurley, Laurence Hurley and W. A. Calhoun of Little Rock. Eagle Dem April 2, 1953 Christopher Claud Gannaway, 50, former Fire Chief for the City of Warren for many years died at his home on Saturday July 18 at 3:00 a.m. following an illness of many months. He was born December 16, 1891, and had lived here all his life. He was a member of a pioneer family of Bradley County. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Eva Gannaway; two sons C. E. of Warren and Ben of Mobile, Alabama; one brother, Files of Los Angeles; father, Dr. C. E. Gannaway; one granddaughter, Sue Ellen of Mobile; his stepmother, Mrs. C. E. Gannaway and one step-sister, Mrs. Jack Clower of Warren. Funeral services were held on Sunday afternoon at 3:00 at Frazer's Chapel by the Rev. Raymond Earley, pastor of the Second Baptist Church. Burial was in Oakland Cemetery. Pallbearers were J. T. Lowman, Henry Creed, B. S. Seay, C. W. Hickman, Selwyn Carmical, Roy Smith, W. P. Reynolds and M. W. Godwin. Ladies in charge of the flowers were Mrs. B. S. Seay, Mrs. Henry Creed, Mrs. Gladys Murphy, Mrs. Will Turner and Miss Kate King. Eagle Dem. July 23 1942 --------------------------------- Get easy, one-click access to your favorites. Make Yahoo! your homepage.

In Re -- From: "bjw" Sent: Friday, November 16, 2007 4:20 PM Subject: [ARBRADLE] Stuart Is anyone researching the Stuart family near Johnsville? I'm interested in Lester Stuart born about 1919 and died 1991 in Louisiana. He appears to be the son of Selvin and Winnie Stuart, but I have no proof of that other than the 1920 Marion Twp census. Jann Response. I am unfamiliar with the Louisiana part of it. But, there was a Winnie (Wolf) Stuart who was my grandmother's first cousin in the Johnsville area. (My late father identified her in a 1960 group snapshot.) I don't recall which surname she carried at the last. But, one of the Wolf daughters was a Whittingham (or some such) at the last and was one of the latest burials at Smyrna (in her 90s). I can't seem to locate the reference at this time. Winnie, Linnie, and Minne were daughters of John Lafayette (Fate) Wolf(e) (1871-1960) and Nancy (Nannie) A. Brown (1874-1905), and John was their son (his side notated Santuck). Eva (Wolf) Land was a daughter of Fate and Effie Outlaw and had lived near Hamburg. Fate was the youngest child of John Wolf (~1828 MS -1871+) and Anabella Curry (1833 AL -1902). The daughter of GA's Sarah (Coleman) Germany / Curry, Anabella Curry was my father's direct mitochondrial DNA side (haplogroup J*). Her umbilical line has exact matches (so far) in both Alabama ( fr. Ireland) and Yugoslavia ( fr. Macedonia). John P.S.: Lately, I've been working on Ozment, getting a haberdasher apprentice freedom from 1671 from London's Guildhall for James Osmond (~1645-1701) and obtaining parish CDs. There are yDNA projects for Ozment (haplogroup R1b1c9*), Bell (I1b2a), and Weatherly (I1b2a). I still need Wolf tested (part Choctaw, so maybe on the Laque side? Our autosomal DNA shows some evidence of this.)

Jann, You are truly the MOST giving person I know with your genealogy information!!!! You have helped everyone on the list in many ways. When you post that you have anything we all want the information. May I suggest you just post all the obits that anyone request it will save a lot of time. I know you type them up. Jann, hope you have a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving, you deserve one, Robbie,... and I am sure from all the others on the list

Several folks wanted me to post this to the list so that's what I'm doing. I'll send the remainder tomorrow. W. L. Wooten of Hermitage of Hermitage, 52, died Sunday afternoon in a Crossett hospital where he underwent an appendectomy Wednesday. Engaged in the timber business for many years, at the time of his death, Mr. Wooten was employed by Charlie Murphy of El Dorado as overseer of timberlands in this county. He is survived by his wife, and three brothers, two of whom live in Mississippi, the other in Tennessee. The body was taken Monday to Columbus, Mississippi for burial. Eagle Dem. Mar 9, 1939 L. D. York, a well-known resident of Warren and Bradley County, died Thursday December 18. He was 63 and lived in Warren, though he spent much of his life in the lower end of the county. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Hattie York; two sons, Major Hansel York of Seattle, Washington, and Captain L. Dennis York, Japan; one daughter, Mrs. W. A. Togue of Plainfield, Indiana; one brother, J. D. York of Vick; four sisters, Mrs. Joe Vickers of Ingalls, Mrs. George Wolfe of Pine Bluff, Mrs. E. M. Thomas of Pine Bluff, and Mrs. Henry Hargis of Warren; and four grandchildren. Eagle Dem. 1953 Vernon Lee Johnson, aged 40, of Wewoka, Oklahoma, was killed in an auto accident on January 14. He was born in Bradley County on February 6, 1903. Funeral services were conducted at Hickory Springs at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday by the Rev. Rolla Nixon. Surviving are his wife, Rosa Johnson; father, J. J. Johnson of Hermitage; three brothers, Walter, Jimmy and Jack; and one sister, Rossie Jarrett. Eagle Dem Jan 18, 1945 Joy Faith Brumley, aged 6, died Monday January 3, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Brumley of Banks. Surviving are her parents; two brothers, Lloyd and Stanley Larkin Brumley; one sister, J. Elizabeth Brumley; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Brumley of Banks, Mr. and Mrs. B. Aycock. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Banks Cemetery. Eagle Dem. Jan 6, 1944 V. E. Brumley, aged 59, died at his home in Harrell Thursday September 28. He was born December 10, 1884. Funeral services were held at Camp Grounds at 2:30 p.m. Saturday by the Rev. Tisdale. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nettie Brumley; one son, Charles L. of United States Army; four brothers, C. F. and Frank of Harrell; Ray of Truman and Larkin of New York; three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Jinks of El Dorado, Mrs. Anna Smith of Smackover and Mrs. Mary Culligan of Pine Bluff --------------------------------- Be a better pen pal. Text or chat with friends inside Yahoo! Mail. See how.

The info I have on Mrs. Nancy Jane Forrest Gorman. She was born about 1856 and married Henry Harvey Gorman on November 22,1925 in Bradley County, Arkansas. Henry Harvey Gorman, son on George Mathis Gorman and a grandson of Simpson and Vashti V. Gorman was born January 2, 1846 in Mississippi. Henry Harvey Gorman married Louise Measle Fitch about 1868 in Bradley County. Louise Fitch Gorman died March 4, 1918 in Bradley, and is buried at the Marsden Cemetery. Henry Harvey Gorman married Susan "Susie" E. Gates on August 25, 1922 in Bradley County, Arkansas. She died May 11, 1925 in Bradley County. Susie Gates Gorman is buried at Marsden Cemetery. Henry Harvey Gorman married Nancy J. Forrest on November 25, 1925 in Arkansas. I do not know what county they married in. Henry Harvey Gorman died on July 18, 1928 in Hermitage, Bradley County, Arkansas, and is buried at Marsden Cemetery. I did find a Mrs. Nancy Jane Forrest buried at Smyrna Cemetery. Her birth is noted as 8-8-1856, and died 9-23-1945. I DO NOT KNOW WHY SHE WENT BACK TO THE FORREST LAST NAME, AS SHE WAS LISTED AS "NANCY GORMAN" IN THE 1930 CENSUS OF BRADLEY CO.). There are many more "Forrest" buried in this cemetery. The 1900 Census of Washington Township, Bradley County has Nany J. Forrest, head- of household, with children, Caleb, Milton, Richard, Sarah, Nancy J. (age 5), Bessie M.(age 3) living with her. Nancy Jane is listed as age 44, and a widow. The 1910 Census of Ouachita Township, Bradley County has Nancy J. Forest, age 53, widow, with daughter, Bessie, age 13 living with her. Next door is her son, Milton Forest. >From the 1920 Census, Nancy Jane Forrest with living with her daughter, Bessie Baker (age 22) Claud Baker, their children, Dorothy, Alvin, Opal. Nancy Jane Forrest is now age 62 (NANCY'S AGE SHOULD HAVE BEEN LISTED AS 64) Marries Henry Harvey Gorman in 1925, she would be about 69 or 70. Henry Harvey Gorman dies in 1928, she would be about 72 or 73. The 1930 Census show a Nancy Gorman, age 75, in the home of her son Caleb Forrest in Marion Township, Bradley. Then in 1940 she would be about 85, and then she had her birth day on August 8, was 90, then died in Sept. 1945. I did find in the Bradley County marriage records a Robert Forest age 23 marriage to a Mrs. Nancy Jane Forest, age 24, this was on October 16, 1879, then the 1880 Census of Robert & Nancy show them living in Marion Township, on June 18, 1880. Then looking back in the Bradley County Genweb site, I found a William & Mary Forrest, Marion Township, with a son named Robert, age 11, born in Alabama; this census was on 7/11/1870, so it is possible that this is the same family ( information found under Bradley County Biographies, John and Martha Moseley Forrest) due to the state where born and age. If you can add anything to this, please do. Coyal Maxey Gorman Minden, Louisiana

Jann, I would like to have the following obits. Thanks! >> L. D. York >> W. L. Wooten >> David N. Johnson >> Vernon Lee Johnson >> Paul Dunn >> V. E. Brumley >> Joy F. Brumley

Ford Wright, 42, of Jersey died Wednesday July 29, at 9:00 a.m. as the result of a log falling on him. He was born in Bradley County on August 18, 1899. Surviving are his wife Mrs. Lola Wright, four sons, Floyd, Clyde, Ray and James; two daughters, Clydine and Jeanette, all of Jersey; his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Wright of Hermitage; two sisters, Mrs. Matilda Whittington of Warren, Mrs. Callie Riddles of Houston, Texas; three brothers, Troy of Houston, Russ of Pine Bluff and Clarence of Hermitage. Funeral services were conducted at 3:00 Thursday afternoon at Jersey by the Rev. S. H. Vaughn. Burial was at Jersey. Eagle Dem. Aug 6, 1942

Jann; I would appreciate a copy of the obit of Ina Davis Scoby. Do let me know the cost. Thanks. Roddy L. Roper. P.S. My postal address is box 206, Enterprise, UT 84725 Quoting bjw <jann_woodard@yahoo.com>: > Here's my latest collection of obits for Bradley Co. If anyone needs a copy, > please let me know. I will send as time permits. > > Henry F. Nichols > L. D. York > Martha Bernice Wooley > Mrs. Nancy L. Wolfe > Jennie Wright > W. L. Wooten > Nannie Whitehead > Malinda A. Wolfe > Lloyd Wolfe > Ford Wright > Noah Wilson > Ruth B. Wooldridge > J. T. Vickers > Henley S. Turner > Mary Emma Vance > Ronald E. Thompson > Margaret Sled > Ollie F. Stephens > G. E. Stanley > Nettie Starnes > Ina Davis Scobey > John D. Ricks > J. R. Rice > Lee Parrish > T. J. Parnell > Sarah Pace > Corrie Powers > X.P. Phillips > Osie M. Pierce > J. R. Orr > Sue Ella Nichols > Mrs. L. R. Norris > Mrs. Chas. D. Nichols > Mary H. Nichols > A. A. Nichols > Sarah Moseley > Martha Jane McLeod > Mrs. J. G. Murrey > Aileene Matthews > Fannie McManus > W. H. Leslie > Mrs. Bob Lee > Otha Kight > Lola Joyner > David N. Johnson > Vernon Lee Johnson > George W. Ivey > Harry Ivey > Mollie Hamaker > F. A. Hollingsworth > Mary Frances Hooks > Carroll Hester > John F. Gardner > Nancy Jane Gorman > Lula Godfrey > Caddie Gibson > J. E. Gray > Christopher C. Gannaway > Clara Gardner > T. E. Fike > Hattie Ferguson > Harvey Donegan > Mrs. W. H. Darby > William H. Deering > Paul Dunn > Ada Dix > T. O. Daughtery > Verna Childs > James L. Childs > Dell Chatman > Aleene Cosby > Jannie Nell Carver > A. E. Clanton > W. F. Belin > Rhea Byars > V. E. Brumley > S. J. Beck > Joy F. Brumley > Frances Boone > Mrs. J. C. Belin > Cone Turner Berry > Patrick Wilson Bailey > Ella J. Blythe > Addy L. Brady > John E. Bilbrey > J. C. Anderson > > > > --------------------------------- > Be a better sports nut! Let your teams follow you with Yahoo Mobile. Try it > now. > > ------------------------------- > 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 > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- SCI WebMail http://webmail.scinternet.net/

Hi Jann, Maybe Mrs. Nancy L. Wolfe at the very least. I'm curious if this is Nancy Lucinda (Wolfe) Pope (d. 1939; bur. Smyrna). If so, maybe unknown details were written. Some Yorks and Bradys descended from her as well. My late father recalled Johnnie Belin, a famous sandlot baseball player in 1920s or '30s Bradley Co. Time permitting -- L. D. York Mrs. Nancy L. Wolfe Malinda A. Wolfe Lloyd Wolfe W. F. Belin Mrs. J. C. Belin Cone Turner Berry Addy L. Brady Thanks, John