Peggy Bowman let me pilfer around some of her old newspapers while I was in Warren a few days ago and I found a page from Swift's Flying Eagle dated 1885. There was an obituary for a Hall who is buried in Hall/Wardlaw Cemetery. He is listed as J. A. in the old cemetery book, and is listed as J. H. in the new book. Farmville Sept 20th, 1885: Died at his residence in Bradley County, Ark. Sept 14th 1885, __H. Hall in his thirty ninth year. The subject of this notice was born in Howard county Tenn. and came to Ark. with his father when he was quite young. He was riased and educated in Bradley county. Married Maj. John Ederington's daughter, whom he leaves with four children, and a host of friends to mourn his untimely death. He was a consistent member and ____in the Primitive Baptist Church. He was prompt in giving to the cause of the advancement of the educational interest of the county, and in particular the community in which he lived will sadly miss him. He was a devoted husband and father and was always ready to contribute to the comfort and welfare of his family. The people throughout this vicinity extend to the bereaved family the sympathyes [sic] in this their extreme sad affliction. --------------------------------- Choose the right car based on your needs. Check out Yahoo! Autos new Car Finder tool.
Jann, I'd like the article on W.C.Mann. Lee Savage -----Original Message----- From: bjw [mailto:jann_woodard@yahoo.com] Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2007 12:00 PM To: arbradle@rootsweb.com Subject: [ARBRADLE] Eagle Democrat articles If I have time each week I will start posting anniversary, birthday and reunions to the list and if anyone wants a copy email me privately and then send a self-addressed stamped envelope and I'll mail to the first request. This week's articles are: Mr. and Mrs. Urney Alvis Sander to celebrate B-days with joint bash August 4 [with photo] W. C. Mann to celebrate 90th birthday Sunday [with photo] Hollis Jones to celebrate 90th birthday Sunday [with photo] --------------------------------- Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on Yahoo! Travel. ------------------------------- 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
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: DawnDPetz Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.arkansas.counties.bradley/3389.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi, Just wanted to thank you for posting the info on W.T.Clements family bible on this site. I now know he was no relation to me. ha I've been researching a William T.Clemmons/Clemons who moved to Bradley Co sometime between 1900 and 1905 (he paid a poll tax here in 1905)from Pickens Co, Ala, via Pearl River Co., Ms. He was on the Bradley Co 1910 and 1920 census's with his family ( none of which match up with the bible info)and he died sometime between 1920 and 1930, at which time his widow and some of his children moved up to Lonoke Co, Ar. The only reason I had been looking at W.T.Clements was cause the first and middle init matched and because Clemmons/Clemons and Clements get mixed up with each other all the time. I had also thought that although W.T.Clements died in 1917, but W.T.Clemmons was on the 1920 census, this could have been a "white lie" told to the census taker by the widow,Mary, for whatever reason. ha I won't give up searching for W.T.Clemmons/Clemons deathdate and burial place, but since he isn't in the AR Death Records Index, there probably isn't a d.c. for him and I haven't been able to find a burial place for him so far. At least I can rule out W.T. Clements. Thanks! Dawn Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.
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Tim/Vickie This is what I have on my Clements family ( there are several Clements/Langston connections) # written by Cora Clements Woodward, youngest daughter of William Thomas Clements, in 1951 # from her memories and dates from the old Clements family bible ** added information from William T Clements' family bible (Mrs. Lucille Woodward Clanton of Jackson Mississippi) #2 information/dates from Pirtle family bible, information from miss_hana@hotmail.com *** added information from census reports **** Log Cabin Democrat Obituaries ***** cemetery tombstones Payton Clements b. ?? d. ** January 1851 m. ?? # Greene County Georgia # children William Thomas Ellis George Mary Jane Lucy Teppy Ellen William Thomas Clements b. 18 November 1828 near Cedar Town, Greene Co, Georgia d. 16 April 1917 m. 26 January 1848 Marcy C Mercer (Martha) #2 Mary Carolina Mercer b. ** 24 June 1827 Alabama d. ** 31 December 1854 # 1850 census in Paulding Co Georgia, Georgia Militia District 986 # children Samantha Josephine b. 18 November 1847 (** 12 January 1849) m. 24 January 1867 Lemuel (Len) Milton Dickey (near Alto, Texas) Thomas F (Tom) b. 29 October 1850 Georgia d. ?? m. 3 February 1876 Elizabeth P Byrd (Lizzie) (m. **** 12 February 1875) b. 12 October 1859 Calhoun County Arkansas d. 27 December 1937 # settled in Wooster Arkansas # children ***** Minnie b. ***** 11 April 1880 d. ***** 23 April 1954 m. Ford # children Tollie Ford (County Clerk of Faulkner County) Mary E. (Doot) b. ***** 13 August 1882 d. ***** 19 October 1973 m. ***** Holloway William Thomas (Will) b. ***** 3 February 1887 d. ***** 3 September 1955 m. ***** Birtie Viola Langston b. ***** 8 December 1891 # children Thomas Dean b. 12 October 1914 Dale Otto b. 10 July 1918 d. 11 November 1921 Novis Francis b. 17 October 1921 John Langston b. 31 December 1924 Lela M. b. ***** 22 November 1894 d. ***** 24 October 1956 m. ***** Dilbeck ***** Etta m. ***** Wofford Romaltus A (Mal) ((twin)) b. 25 November 1852 ** m. 16 December 1875 Margaret E Langston b. April 1857 Arkansas # settled in Wooster Arkansas # children # two sons Baptist preachers, one near Lubbock Texas *** Isaac R b. February 1890 *** Levi M b. April 1887 *** Lena P b. April 1895 *** Inez? b. August 1896 Levi L (Lee) ((twin)) b. December 1853 (** 25 November 1852) ** m. 13 December 1874 Louisa J Langston # settled in Wooster Arkansas # children Joseph b. December 1880 Ola b. January 1889 Ava b. October 1890 Judson B b. February 1894 Robert E b. February 1879 Sarah Ella b. ** 7 June 1856 d. ** 27 August 1872 m. 4 July 1858 Emmaline E Maloy (1860, W T & Emmaline left Georgia by ox-drawn wagon to Gravel Ridge Arkansas) b. 11 May 1833 d. abt 1861 # children Mollie E. b. ** 2 August 1859, Georgia William E. b. ** 12 June 1861, Arkansas George P. b. abt 1859 (** 22 June 1864) (cared for by Mrs. Pollie Langston after Emmaline's death) d. ** 3 October 1908 # W T Clements was hired by Mr. Langston abt 1865, later traded for a farm near Antioch Church in Gravel Ridge Arkansas - family graves in church cemetery Served Shady Grove Church at Jersey Arkansas 14 yrs Pastor of Union Hall Church , moved to farm near Ingalls Arkansas 1885 m. 21 January 1866 Martha P Ann Langston b. 16 September 1845 d. November 1907 (** 28 October 1907) # children Daniel Wallace (Dannie) (Warren Arkansas) b. ** 14 April 1867 d. ** 2 October 1948 m. 1901 Emma Denson (from Warren Arkansas) # school teachers at Jersey Arkansas 1901 James Alexander (Jim) b. ** 24 August 1869 d. ** 11 July 1891 Emma Jane b. ** 29 April 1871 d. ** 25 May 1956 m. Preston Carraway # children Walter Morton William Howard d. 1950 Ruthie May m. Mack Raymer (Warren Arkansas) Anna Laura b. ** 14 November 1873 d. ** 30 January 1942 m. Isaac Dunnaway Lucy Almedia b. ** 25 September 1875 d. ** 14 January 1950 m. S T Johnson # children (twin boys - died infant & 2 yrs) Esther Josephine - died 2 yrs Ernest Willie - died 2 yrs Clara Anna (Memphis Tennessee) Samuel Claude (Claude - Pine Bluff) Troy Allen (lives on parents home place) Gordon Washington (St Louis Missouri) Clark Clements (Memphis Tennessee) ** Martha Ann b. ** 11 February 1877 d. ** 16 July 1880 Lillie Florence b. ** 9 January 1882 d. ** 11 April 1904 Cora Ellen b. 22 January 1886 Ingalls Arkansas d. ** 11 July 1957 m. 1905 Rufus Elbert Woodward # children Roscoe - died 16 1/2 yrs Almedia m. Tommie D Clanton (Memphis Tennessee) # children John Rufus Charles Larry Tommie Jr Lucille m. Ray Clanton (Savannah Georgia) # children Jerry Ned b. abt 1933 Martha Ellen b. abt 1944 m. Bill Bobo Paul m. Juanita Harris (from Sparkman Arkansas) # children Dannie Mary Ann Dean Ralph m. Ann Johnson (from Texarkana Texas) # children Thomas Ralph (Tommie) b. abt 1950 Levi K. Mercer b. ?? d. ?? m. ?? # children Mary Carolina Mercer Langston Absolom b. 1811 d. ?? m. Maryann Polly Hart # moved to Arkansas from South Carolina abt 1857 # children Ike Ben (Warren Arkansas) Martha Ann m. 1866 W T Clements N C Denson (Warren Arkansas Baptist preacher) b. ?? d. ?? m. ?? # children Emma m. 1901 Dannie Clements Steele m. # children Laura Augusta Steele b. 13 September 1872 Mississippi d. 31 October 1902 m. John Earnest Langston b. 22 January 1870 d. 31 October 1902 # children Birtie Viola b. 8 December 1892 Earnest M. (Wooster Arkansas) b. 16 October 1893 d. 1 December 1939 # children Gerald O. b. 12 January 1920 d. 15 November 1942 Pearl b. 19 March 1899 Velma b. 23 July 1901 d. 30 April 1961 Albie (Cape Girardieu Missouri) # children Ida Pearl (Long Beach California) m. Morgan Amon (Texas, preacher) Asmer Ray (Missouri) Gwendell (preacher) Osro W. W. (Houston Arkansas) Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 20:07:41 -0700 From: Tim Struble <tim@izzie.com> Subject: Re: [ARBRADLE] William Thomas Clements To: arbradle@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <46A9617D.4090105@izzie.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Does anyone have the name of the parents of William Thomas Clements the husband of Martha Ann Langston? Thanks Vickie Struble
> >Does anyone have the name of the parents of William Thomas Clements the >husband of Martha Ann Langston? > >Thanks >Vickie Struble Vickie, here is what I have on his parents. Richard Hudson PEYTON1 CLEMENTS was born Abt. 1790 in Greene County or Cedartown, Fulton County, Georgia, and died January 1851 in Georgia. He married MARY C. TYLER September 02, 1824 in Greene, Georgia. She was born Abt. 1800 in Cedartown, Fulton County, Georgia, and died December 31, 1854 in Georgia. _________________________________________________________________ http://im.live.com/messenger/im/home/?source=hmtextlinkjuly07
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: margarett_th Surnames: Clements, Mercer, Maloy, Langston, Dickey, Byrd, Pirtle, Brooks, Caraway, Dunaway, Johnson, Denson, Woodward Classification: bible Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.arkansas.counties.bradley/3389/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Book - Mississippi Cemetery and Bible Records Volume 17 page 103 and 104 WILLIAM T. CLEMENTS BIBLE Original owner - William T. and Martha Langston Clements Address - Ingalls, Bradley County, Arkansas Copied from the original Bible and submitted by - Mrs. Willene Johnston Date copied - May 1978 FAMILY RECORD This certifies that the rite of Holy Matrimony was celebrated between W. T. Clements of Bradley Co., Ark., and M. P. A. Langston of Bradley Co., Ark. On the 21 dat of Jan. 1866 at A. Langstons by Eld. U. H. Parker, a Baptist Minister. Witness: T. H. Montgomery, J. A. Thornton. MARRIAGES W. T. Clements and Mary C. Mercer was married Jan. 26,1848 W. T. Clements and E. E. Maloy was married July 4, 1858 W. T. Clements married M. P. A. Langston Jan. 21, 1866 L. M. Dickey and S. J. Clements was married Jan. 24, 1867 L. L. Clements and L. J. Langston was married Dec. 13, 1874 R. A. Clements and M. E. Langston was married Dec. 16, 1875 T. F. Clements and E. P. Byrd was married Feb. the 3, 1876 J. H. Pirtle and M. E. Clements was married May 30, 1877 William E. Clements and Lottie T. Brooks was married Dec. 23, 1886 Martin P. Caraway and Emma Jane Clements was married Dec. the 11th, 1889 Isaac S. Dunaway and Anna Laura Clements was married Dec. the 25th, 1892 Samuel T. Johnson and Lucy Clements was married Nov. the 16, 1894 D. W. Clements and Emma Denson was married June the 6, 1901 Rufus Woodward and Cora Clements was married Oct. the 12, 1905 BIRTHS William T. Clements was born Nov. 18, 1828 Mary C. Mercer was born June 24, 1827 E. E. Maloy was born May 11, 1833 M. P. A. Langston was born Sep. 16, 1845 S. J. Clements was born Jan. 12, 1849 T. F. Clements was born Oct 29, 1850 R. A. and L. L. Clements was born Nov. 25, 1852 S. E. Clements was born June the 7, 1856 M. E. Clements was born Aug. 2, 1859 W. E. Clements was born June 12, 1861 George P. Clements was born June 22, 1864 Daniel W. Clements was born Apr. 14, 1867 James A. Clements was born Aug the 24, 1869 Emma Jane Clements was born Apr the 29, 1871 Anna Laura Clements was born Nov 14, 1873 Lucy Almeda Clements was born Sept 25, 1875 Martha Ann Clements was born Feb 11, 1877 Lillie Florence Clements was born Jan the 9, 1882 Cora Ellen Clements was born Jan the 22, 1886 DEATHS Payton Clements died Jan. 1851 Mary C. Clements died Dec. 31, 1854 Elizabeth E. Clements died Feb. the 13, 1865 Sarah Ella Clements died Aug 27, 1872 Martha Ann Clements died July 16, 1880 James A. Clements died July 11, 1891 Lillie Florence Clements died Apr the 11, 1904, age 22 Mrs. M. P. A. (Martha) Clements died Oct the 28, 1907 George P. Clements died Oct the 3, 1908 W. T. Clements died April 16, 1917, age 87 Mrs. Anna Clements Dunaway died Jan 30, 1942, age 69 Daniel W. Clements died Oct 2, 1948, age 81 Lucy Clements Johnson died Jan. 14, 1950, age 75 Emma Clements Caraway died May 25th, 1956, age 85 years and one month Cora Ellen Clements Woodward died July 11, 1957, age 71 Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.
Many thanks to those on the list who have been so gracious to help me in my search for the GILL family. I have received a lot of help from several listers. Perhaps this is only one of the many examples of "good ole Southern hospitality" that our part of the country is famous for. I should add: "so is Alaska". LOL I am still searching for obits on this family. Any ideas? Thanks again, Kate Burton
I'm looking for information about three people who are listed in the 1860 Bradley County Census, Marion Township, Post Office: Sumpter HH#472/472 John DANIEL 70 M W Farmer /100 VA James BROWN 23 M W Wagoner /300 SC Malissa BROWN 21 F W IA or GA or LA Does anyone know who these people are? I suspect that John Daniel is the father of Sarah R. Daniel who married William Milton Thomas. Sarah and her husband and family are living next door. I cannot find them in 1870 or 1850. Any help is appreciated. Anne Wise annewise@suddenlink.net
Book CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS BRADLEY COUNTY ARKANSAS by Jann Woodard page 14 William Thomas Clements was born November 18, 1828 in Green County Georgia, the son of Payton and Mary Tyler Clements. He married Martha Langston January 1866. He joined Company "C" 19th Arkansas Infantry July 1862 and was disbanded at Marshall Texas May 1865. He was a Democrat and a Baptist minister. Children: Josephene md. Lemueel Dickey Thomas Francis Levi L. Bomalus A. Daniel William E. Emma J. md. Preston Carraway Anna L. md. Isaac Dunaway Cora md. Rufus Woodward --------------------------------- Luggage? GPS? Comic books? Check out fitting gifts for grads at Yahoo! Search.
Kate, I will try to get to the library this week and see if I can find some obits. Send me an email privately with a list of names and I'm going to see if I can find anything out. If you have some approximate dates that might be helpful. Angel
Does anyone have the name of the parents of William Thomas Clements the husband of Martha Ann Langston? Thanks Vickie Struble > >
Jann, I am very interested in the obituary for Mrs. Clements. My great-great grandmother was Marthia Ann Langston Clements, b. September 15, 1845 in Alabama; d. October 28, 1907 in Warren, Arkansas. Her husband, William Thomas Clements, was buried at Union Hill Cemetery at Ingalls, but I do not have a burial place listed for her. Richard Hudson Fayetteville, Arkansas > >Message: 4 >Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:01:14 -0700 (PDT) >From: bjw <jann_woodard@yahoo.com> >Subject: [ARBRADLE] 1870/Clements/Black >To: arbradle@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <484107.44405.qm@web43132.mail.sp1.yahoo.com> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 > >I suppose the 1870 census will always be a mystery. I even looked at the >indigent listing and the families I am looking for [some who fought in the >CW] were not included and that list was done in 1862-63. We discussed this >particular census today at the Saline Co. Library and apparently it was a >big problem in all southern states. > > I am always on the look out for obituaries prior to 1930 and have found >lots of obits for Bradley Co. in different newspapers, and today I found >another source. Do any of you know of any "Landmark Baptist Churches" in >the early 1900s? I found reference to two obituaries for what appears to >be located around Ingalls and Gravelridge. I will have to go to the >History Com to get the actual obits, but thought these two might connect >with someone on the list: > > Mrs. M. P. A. Clements born Sep 15, 1845 and died Oct 28 1907 at >Ingalls. The other one is Mattie C. Black or Mrs. J. T. Black of >Hermitage. She died Dec 8, 1907. Apparently there was a Lankmark Baptist >paper of some kind, sort of like the Arkansas Methodist and Baptist >Newspapers. > > Jann > > _________________________________________________________________ http://newlivehotmail.com
Jann That's probably Martha Ann Langston Clements, daughter of Absolom and Mary Ann Langston, born in S.Carolina, third wife of William Thomas Clements (m. 1866). Children Daniel Wallace (m. Emma Denson) b. apr 1867, James Alexander 1869, Emma Jane (m. Preston Carraway) b. apr 1871, Anna Laura (m. Isaac Dunaway) b. nov 1873, Lucy Almeda (m. Samuel Johnson) b. sep 1875, Lillie Florence b. jan 1882, and Cora Ellen (m. Rufus Woodward) b. jan 1886 Can you send a scan or transcription of the obit? 1900 census - William T & Martha P A Clements in Washington township, Bradley County, Arkansas with children Daniel W, Lillie F, and Cora E. 1910 census - William living with (son-in-law) Isaac and Anna Dunaway in Washington township * does anyone know what occupation "laborer - handle worker" means (1910 census)? Thanks Tom Clements >Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:01:14 -0700 (PDT) >From: bjw <jann_woodard@yahoo.com> >Subject: [ARBRADLE] 1870/Clements/Black >To: arbradle@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <484107.44405.qm@web43132.mail.sp1.yahoo.com> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 > >I suppose the 1870 census will always be a mystery. I even looked at the indigent listing and the >families I am looking for [some who fought in the CW] were not included and that list was done in >1862-63. We discussed this particular census today at the Saline Co. Library and apparently it was >a big problem in all southern states. > > I am always on the look out for obituaries prior to 1930 and have found lots of obits for Bradley >Co. in different newspapers, and today I found another source. Do any of you know of any "Landmark >Baptist Churches" in the early 1900s? I found reference to two obituaries for what appears to be >located around Ingalls and Gravelridge. I will have to go to the History Com to get the actual >obits, but thought these two might connect with someone on the list: > > Mrs. M. P. A. Clements born Sep 15, 1845 and died Oct 28 1907 at Ingalls. The other one is >Mattie C. Black or Mrs. J. T. Black of Hermitage. She died Dec 8, 1907. Apparently there was a >Lankmark Baptist paper of some kind, sort of like the Arkansas Methodist and Baptist Newspapers. > > Jann
Richard I have pictures of both Mrs. M.P.A. Clements and William T. Clements Stones from the Union Hill Cemetery If you would like a copy of them let me know. Larry Howsen neswoh@yahoo.com ----- Original Message ---- From: Richard Hudson <richardark@hotmail.com> To: arbradle@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 8:31:01 PM Subject: Re: [ARBRADLE] ARBRADLE Digest, Vol 2, Issue 94 Jann, I am very interested in the obituary for Mrs. Clements. My great-great grandmother was Marthia Ann Langston Clements, b. September 15, 1845 in Alabama; d. October 28, 1907 in Warren, Arkansas. Her husband, William Thomas Clements, was buried at Union Hill Cemetery at Ingalls, but I do not have a burial place listed for her. Richard Hudson Fayetteville, Arkansas > >Message: 4 >Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:01:14 -0700 (PDT) >From: bjw <jann_woodard@yahoo.com> >Subject: [ARBRADLE] 1870/Clements/Black >To: arbradle@rootsweb.com >Message-ID: <484107.44405.qm@web43132.mail.sp1.yahoo.com> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 > >I suppose the 1870 census will always be a mystery. I even looked at the >indigent listing and the families I am looking for [some who fought in the >CW] were not included and that list was done in 1862-63. We discussed this >particular census today at the Saline Co. Library and apparently it was a >big problem in all southern states. > > I am always on the look out for obituaries prior to 1930 and have found >lots of obits for Bradley Co. in different newspapers, and today I found >another source. Do any of you know of any "Landmark Baptist Churches" in >the early 1900s? I found reference to two obituaries for what appears to >be located around Ingalls and Gravelridge. I will have to go to the >History Com to get the actual obits, but thought these two might connect >with someone on the list: > > Mrs. M. P. A. Clements born Sep 15, 1845 and died Oct 28 1907 at >Ingalls. The other one is Mattie C. Black or Mrs. J. T. Black of >Hermitage. She died Dec 8, 1907. Apparently there was a Lankmark Baptist >paper of some kind, sort of like the Arkansas Methodist and Baptist >Newspapers. > > Jann > > _________________________________________________________________ http://newlivehotmail.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
There still is a Landmark Church across the road from the Gravel Ridge Church and Cemetery. My Grandmother went to church there. I would like to know if there is any mention of Hettie Gorman Vines. Nora On Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:01:14 -0700 (PDT), bjw wrote > I suppose the 1870 census will always be a mystery. I even looked > at the indigent listing and the families I am looking for [some who > fought in the CW] were not included and that list was done in 1862- > 63. We discussed this particular census today at the Saline Co. > Library and apparently it was a big problem in all southern states. > > I am always on the look out for obituaries prior to 1930 and have > found lots of obits for Bradley Co. in different newspapers, and > today I found another source. Do any of you know of any "Landmark > Baptist Churches" in the early 1900s? I found reference to two > obituaries for what appears to be located around Ingalls and > Gravelridge. I will have to go to the History Com to get the > actual obits, but thought these two might connect with someone on > the list: > > Mrs. M. P. A. Clements born Sep 15, 1845 and died Oct 28 1907 at > Ingalls. The other one is Mattie C. Black or Mrs. J. T. Black of > Hermitage. She died Dec 8, 1907. Apparently there was a Lankmark > Baptist paper of some kind, sort of like the Arkansas Methodist and > Baptist Newspapers. > > Jann > > --------------------------------- > Get the free Yahoo! toolbar and rest assured with the added security > of spyware protection. > > ------------------------------- > 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 -- Open WebMail Project (http://openwebmail.org)
Jan, Thank you so much. Maybe one of these married names will help. Jo Bennett ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour
I suppose the 1870 census will always be a mystery. I even looked at the indigent listing and the families I am looking for [some who fought in the CW] were not included and that list was done in 1862-63. We discussed this particular census today at the Saline Co. Library and apparently it was a big problem in all southern states. I am always on the look out for obituaries prior to 1930 and have found lots of obits for Bradley Co. in different newspapers, and today I found another source. Do any of you know of any "Landmark Baptist Churches" in the early 1900s? I found reference to two obituaries for what appears to be located around Ingalls and Gravelridge. I will have to go to the History Com to get the actual obits, but thought these two might connect with someone on the list: Mrs. M. P. A. Clements born Sep 15, 1845 and died Oct 28 1907 at Ingalls. The other one is Mattie C. Black or Mrs. J. T. Black of Hermitage. She died Dec 8, 1907. Apparently there was a Lankmark Baptist paper of some kind, sort of like the Arkansas Methodist and Baptist Newspapers. Jann --------------------------------- Get the free Yahoo! toolbar and rest assured with the added security of spyware protection.
I've often wondered what went on in Bradley County after the civil war. I found most of my folks in the 1870 census. However, only 3 of 7 children survived the years between 1870 - 1880 in Bradley County. The mother and grandmother died of typhoid, and I'm betting that had an effect on the children as well. Manuel L. Stuart died in 1867 with 240 acres of land near the Smyrna / Sumpter area. He tranferred his land to his two oldest sons, Thomas and James before he died. But by 1895 there was a meager 40 acres. I found some mention in the tax records of unpaid taxes, and there was a deed for some of the land to "Meek & Sadler" but I've always been mystified as to what happened to the (in my mind) huge amount of land he owned. By 1895 Thomas moved to Fordyce, and James moved to Cabot. The younger surviving son, Louis moved to Texas. The tax and deed records of that period just don't seem to cover it all. Anne annewise@suddenlink.net
I also can't find my Senn family in the 1870 census. I have Henry Senn in La in 1860 and can not find him or even one of his family members until I find his son John Wesley in the Arkansas 1880 census.?? _________________________________________________________________ http://newlivehotmail.com