Johnny Cash's mothers name was Carrie Cloveree Rivers born 3-13-1904 at Cross Roads, Cleveland Co. AR.She died 3-17-1971 Richard > From: Wilk100@aol.com > Reply-To: ARCLEVEL-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2000 06:05:30 EDT > To: ARCLEVEL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [ARCLEVEL] Holderfield in Cleveland County Cemetery Book > Resent-From: ARCLEVEL-L@rootsweb.com > Resent-Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2000 03:05:36 -0700 > > In a message dated 8/27/00 6:26:51 PM Central Daylight Time, Kittyink@aol.com > writes: > > << help >> > > Howdy, Cleveland County. I am way down here in Houston, Texas and I am > wondering about the mother of Johnny Cash, the C & W star. Can anyone tell > me if she was a Smith before marriage??? > > Wilkie > > > ============================== > Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. > RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ >

In a message dated 8/27/00 6:26:51 PM Central Daylight Time, Kittyink@aol.com writes: << help >> Howdy, Cleveland County. I am way down here in Houston, Texas and I am wondering about the mother of Johnny Cash, the C & W star. Can anyone tell me if she was a Smith before marriage??? Wilkie

Thank You very much. Pat

Mae Ashcraft has found some Holderfields that she would like to have looked up for us if possible. C. H. Holderfield 1851 / 1934 T. H. Holderfield 1853 / 1898 T. H. Holderfield 1852 / 1927 If anyone is able to find any information or obit on them we would greatly appreciate it. Thanks for all of the great help that everyone has been doing for all of us here on the list. I am unable to express my thanks enough for the help that I have been receiving. Pat

Pat, Since I have already posted what there is from the Cleveland County Herald up to the year 1929, I'll check when I get time and see if there is anything in 1934. Good luck with the other two from the Gazette, Eage Demcrat, or any other paper. :) Belinda ----- Original Message ----- From: <Kittyink@aol.com> To: <ARCLEVEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2000 6:25 PM Subject: [ARCLEVEL] Holderfield in Cleveland County Cemetery Book > Mae Ashcraft has found some Holderfields that she would like to have looked > up for us if possible. > > C. H. Holderfield 1851 / 1934 > T. H. Holderfield 1853 / 1898 > T. H. Holderfield 1852 / 1927 > > If anyone is able to find any information or obit on them we would greatly > appreciate it. > > Thanks for all of the great help that everyone has been doing for all of us > here on the list. > > I am unable to express my thanks enough for the help that I have been > receiving. > > Pat > > > ============================== > Genealogy calendars, guestbooks and more: > Visit RootsWeb's Resource Center at > http://resources.rootsweb.com/ >

Hello, I have been on this list for a while, lurking mostly and responding privately to some when I have info to share. But now I have a special request that I need some one on this list to help me with. I would like some one to mail me about a half cup of soil from the area. Please let me explain why. I have been researching my family for nearly 20 years. Some of my ancestors were enslaved in several Arkansas Counties (sorry for posting on several lists). In November I am traveling to Ghana, West Africa. While there my sister and I will be visiting the slave castles where African men and women were penned until they were shipped off to the Americas. I plan to honor my ancestors by taking dirt from all the places they toiled and mixing it with African soil and then throwing it in the ocean. I will also bring back African soil and keep it mixed with the soil from America. While this may seem silly to some of you, it is very important to me. I may never be able to find my immigrant ancestors, at least not the ones from Africa. This is my way of paying tribute to those who suffered and scrificed so that my family and I can live a comfortable life. If you will be willing to help me, please repond privately as not to clog the list, and I can arrange to send you postage or something. Thanks in advance for your help. Cristal Simmons Chicago

Sent a query last night about my Lee\Lindsey line and have already got two replies. Thanks, the information has been very helpful. I have written Mrs. Garner Lindsey once a year or so back and never got a reply. Jonna Lee married Robert Lindsey, but not sure that the R.G. Lindsey buried at Harlow Cemetery is her husband as I do not know his middle name. I found the Toledo Community on an online map. It has been told that Joanna was living with one of her sons when a tornado struck, destroying the house and leaving Joanna sitting in her rocking chair unharmed. Thanks again for the information. Carlton

New to the list. SURNAMES: LEE & LINDSEY Looking for the burial places of Joanna "Lee" Lindsey and Malissa "Lindsey" Lee. Joanna Lee married Robert Lindsey and they lived in Cleveland County. Robert Lindsey's parents are Hyder Lindsey and Polly Barbee. I understand that Joanna had a grandson by the name of Swanson Lindsey who operated a store in Cleveland County. Also that the Lindsey Cemetery was near the store. Malissa "Lindsey" Lee is the mother of Joanna "Lee" Lindsey. Malissa was living in Drew County and when her husband died (Joel Lee) she moved to Cleveland County. Joanna is my gg great aunt and Malissa is my gg grandmother. Would appreciate any information about them and their families. Carlton

Posted on: Cleveland Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Cleveland/42 Surname: WARDLAW ------------------------- In Cleveland county, was your Robert H. Wardlaw born in Sep 1846 and was his first child's name Tennessee born about 1869? If so, I have more information for you. Please email me.

Remedies of my family the Gladneys in 1875: Recipe for colds: 1 tablespoon of molasses 2 tablespoon of castor oil 1 teaspoon of paregoric 1 teaspoon of spirits of camphor Mix and take often: He noted a cure for rheumatism also: 1/2 oz. pulverized salt peter dissolved in 1/2 pint of sweet oil. Bathe the painful parts in the mixture. A remedy for sore eyes was easy to prepare: "Steep a handful of maple bark in a cup of water. Wash eyes in water several times a day." Hope they are (?)helpful (?) :-) Bettye Hogue Bond

I love it! Thank you for sharing! Jackie Hutcheson Ward Genealogy & Stories http://www.wardfamilyhistory.homestead.com/index.html ----- Original Message ----- From: <RetTEACHER@aol.com> To: <ARCLEVEL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2000 8:55 AM Subject: [ARCLEVEL] old cures > Remedies of my family the Gladneys in 1875: > > Recipe for colds: > 1 tablespoon of molasses > 2 tablespoon of castor oil > 1 teaspoon of paregoric > 1 teaspoon of spirits of camphor > > Mix and take often: > He noted a cure for rheumatism also: > 1/2 oz. pulverized salt peter dissolved > in 1/2 pint of sweet oil. > Bathe the painful parts in the mixture. > > A remedy for sore eyes was easy to prepare: > "Steep a handful of maple bark > in a cup of water. > Wash eyes in water several times a day." > > Hope they are (?)helpful (?) :-) > Bettye Hogue Bond > > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. >

Could someone please tell me the names of Berry and Mahala's Children listed on the 1860 census in Cleveland Co. Arkansas? Many thanks, Pat

Thank You Lynda.

Must be a different family - my James Kennedy was born 1788 and died in 1876; is buried in the Wilson Cemetery. He was honored last year with a War of 1812 tombstone. Jayne -----Original Message----- From: LSuffri493@aol.com [mailto:LSuffri493@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2000 6:08 AM To: ARCLEVEL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [ARCLEVEL] Looking for ancestors!! Jayne, Margaret Childers, the daughter of Greenville & Elizabeth [Melton] Childers married James Kennedy and they moved to Texas. He was related, a nephew I think, to the James Kennedy who was hanged in 1866 and is buried in Canada/Kennedy cemetery. Lynda Childers Suffridge ============================== Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. http://pml.rootsweb.com/ Brought to you by RootsWeb.com.

Jayne, Margaret Childers, the daughter of Greenville & Elizabeth [Melton] Childers married James Kennedy and they moved to Texas. He was related, a nephew I think, to the James Kennedy who was hanged in 1866 and is buried in Canada/Kennedy cemetery. Lynda Childers Suffridge

Hello list, I have seen land patents for the Holyfields in Cleveland County. Berry and Mahala Holyfield were in Arkansas by 1852. I would like to find marriage and death records of their children, Altha and a T. or I. Taylor Holyfield. Any help at all will be greatly appreciated. Many thanks, Pat

Dora, I have been trying for over twenty years to connect Frances Childers to some Childers family. The way you group the other siblings together with Frances implies that she is also a sibling. If you have any proof, evidence, or hint that this could be so, please post it. The only connection that I have been able to make is that they all came from Perry Co., AL and went to Cherokee Co., AL about the same time. No one that I have ever contacted in the Greenville, Gilford, Sarah, and William Childers family has any record of them having a sister named Frances. Please tell us why you group them together. It would be very nice to finally connect Frances Childers with some other family Thanks, Wynell In a message dated 8/16/00 8:36:24 AM Pacific Daylight Time, ARCLEVEL-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << -------------------- X-Message: #1 Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 14:04:13 -0700 From: "John and Dora Atkins" <jatkins@laplaza.org> To: ARCLEVEL-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <007901c006fc$74bf6740$4a4897cc@computer> Subject: [ARCLEVEL] Childers Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Hi ! All You Childers researches. Do any of you know the names of the Parents of, Greenville, Sarah, Gilford, William and Frances Childers. They were all born in Alabama. I know Greenville, Sarah, Gilford And William went to Arkansas and Frances went to Texas. Dora Marshall Atkins >>

Hi ! All You Childers researches. Do any of you know the names of the Parents of, Greenville, Sarah, Gilford, William and Frances Childers. They were all born in Alabama. I know Greenville, Sarah, Gilford And William went to Arkansas and Frances went to Texas. Dora Marshall Atkins

From Wilkie --- "Howdy, Linda Gray Trujillo. So good to hear from you. You go quiet for weeks and weeks and then unexpectedly you show up again. We need you to hang in there with us Fordyce people. There are so very few of us. Is this Easterling Book at Clayton one on the Bradley & Dallas county folks???" Howdy to you too. Too busy with grandchildren to do much. All in school now and I have my days back. Yes I believe that the Easterling book to be on the ones from Bradley and Dallas County folks. I really have not done much research on this line. I made a mistake in the lines. Ralph Meece Chiders was son of Joel Green Childers m. Nancy Elizabeth Smith (My daughter is named after her.) Joel was son of George Smith Childers and Lucinda Easterling. I have some Easterling that married into my SHOOK line. When you get back to Clayton Library, holler at me. Would like to meet you. Linda __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail � Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/

Hi! There were Easterlings intermarried with my Gresham line through the Greens, I think. William Henry Gresham's daughter, Florence Della, married Jonathan Green. Their daughter, Mary, married Vernon Easterling. I remember Easterlings when growing up in Fordyce, but I am too old to remember what I remember! Thanks so much for the added info on the Greenville Childers line. Shirley Linda Trujillo wrote: > Hello Wilkie and Shirly: This is Linda Gray Trujillo. > My first husband, is Carroll Childers from the > Greeveille Childers line. I had one daughter by him. <SNIP>