Hi: A ver nice researcher on another mail list sent this to me involving the Hinds surname. Since some of these were Crawford Hinds I thought I would post it to the Crawford list. The Major John Hinds who died in 1838 and the Davis Hinds (really David Hinds) is his son. Does anyone know about this Benjamin Hinds tried for murder at Ft. Smith? Nan ================================ Sender: "Joyce Hayward" <[email protected]> To: "'Nan & George Wolf'" <[email protected]> Subject: RE: John Hinds misc Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1999 11:43:38 +0100 Nan, I found the following references to John Hinds. Hope something here is new to you and useful. "Arkansas Newspaper Abstracts 1819-1845" by James Logan Morgan Vol 1 - Arkansas Newspapers 1819-1835 Obituaries and Deaths HINDS John, c19, x/Washington Co AR, d recently New Orleans LA; accompanied John Bigsby, of Little Rock, who also d, to New Orleans. Ark Gaz Jul 3 1833. John C. Hinds, of AR Terr, d New Orleans. Ark Adv June 19 1833. Vol 2 Arkansas Newspapers 1836-1840 Obituaries and Deaths HINDS Isabella Jane Mrs. wife of V W, d Wed Sept 16 1840 at res of her father in Jefferson Co. Ark Gaz Sep 23 1840 HINDS John Maj, advanced age, d Aug 1 1838 at his res in Crawford Co; b TN; resident of AR 10-15 yrs; x/member of AR legis from Lawrence Co. Ark GAZ Aug 15 1838; Ark Times and Adv Aug 20 1838. Vol 2 Arkansas Newspapers 1836-1840 Biographical Notes HINDS Benjamin, charged with murder of Samuel McKay in Cherokee Nation near Fort Smith, held for trial in US dist ct. Ark Gaz June 17 1840 Vol III Obituaries and Deaths HINDS Davis, 40, d last Tues Dec 5 1843 at his res c6 mi from Van Buren. VB Ark Int Dec 9 1843. (Arkansas Intelligencer) Vol IV Probate and Chancery Notices HINDS David dec. Nimrod Capps admr, Crawford Co. VB ARk Int Aug 2 1845. HINDS John dec. Maurice Rulong admr, Hempstead Co. Ark Gaz Feb 20 1828 Ark Gaz = Arkansas Gazette Ark Adv = Arkansas Advocate Ark Times = Arkansas Times and Advocate "Arkansas Marriage Notices 1819-l845" by James Logan Morgan HINDS Vincent W and Miss Isabella J RIGNEY, dau of William RIGNEY, of Jefferson Co, Jul 9 1839 Jefferson Co by Henry Hinds. AG J1 17 '39. HINDS Susan Jane Miss & Robert Russell 1845 CF 40 RUSSELL Robert and Miss Susan Jane HINDS, both of Crawford Co, May 14 1845 by Josiah Wynn. VB-AI J1 5'45 Joyce ====================================================

Looking for the spouse(s) of Margrett Ellen (Bird) KINCY b. 20Feb1870 Dyer Co., TN. d. 12Sep 1947. Her mother (Mary Ann Baldridge) and one younger brother (Robert E. Lee Kincy) were living in Crawford Co. in 1900 and Robert and one other brother Cooper Kincy were married in Crawford Co. in 1908 and 1901 respectively. She may have married first about 1892-93, her first son was born in 1894 in AR. Also around 1899 or 1900 to John Williams in AR or TX. Also looking for the spouse of Samuel H. KINCY brother of the above b. 10Feb1872 in AR, first wife Deliah ?, place and date unkown, d. 2Dec1947 Purcell, OK. Any info on her will be greatly appreciated by her g-granddaughter. Thanks. John C Kincy

I am posting this to warn others about problems with ; Census Microfilm Expeditors 476 E. South Temple , Suite 4 Salt Lake City , UT 84111 website ; www.censusmicrofilm.com e-mail ; [email protected] I was lured to order several microfilm copies from this company with "guarantees" of "speedy delivery" and "low price" . My order was placed in October of 1998 and as of this posting I have not received the order or a refund after numerous contacts with Steven Jensen at this firm . In his occasional replies he repeatedly gave false information to me as to the status of the order and cashed the check when mentioned stopping payment on it .I have copies of all documents and correspondences for those interested . Complaints have been filed with the Better Business Bureau and the United States Postal Inspectors , they have informed me that even they can't order this company to give a refund , but may seek criminal charges . I guess small claims court is next . If you are seeking genealogy resources......consider my experiences with this "Firm". Thank you , Kenneth Sartin

I am looking for MOORE's who lived in Crawford Co., probably Van Buren, from abt 1886 to abt 1890. Can someone tell me what, if any, tax records are available for that time period. I'm open to any other ideas to find these family members!! Thanks, Susan Hudspeth

I have the following CDs and will be glad to do lookups for specific items. Please do not ask me to give all of one surname on a disc. I am sure this will get lots of responses. So it may take me a little while to get them all done. But I will answer everyones request as soon as possible. Virginia Vital Records #1 1600-1800 SS Death Index Disc 1 and 2 World Family Tree Volumes 1-7 Census for selected states and Counties 1607-1798 1790-1880 ( Choose year 13 discs total) Marriage Index for ARK, MO, MS and TX Marriage Index for ARK 1779-1992 Native American Collection (dawes and Miller Rolls) New Jersey Genealogies 1600-1800 Georgia Census 1870 (selected Counties) Mayflower Vital Records Deeds and Wills Indiana Census 1860 (selected counties) Mortality Index 1850-1880 Gina McGuire Oklahoma

If anyone's interested, there's a 10 generation wall chart available at: http://members.spree.com/family/annwill00/familytreerings.html -Alan

Thanks to Cliff Bowlin of CO., I am one step closer to finding my gg-grandparents and there siblings. I need to find the names of Floyd's and Pearl's siblings. If you have a clue to who they were. Please e-mail me... Thank you Darrell Moses mailto:[email protected] Cliff sent me this: "Hello Darrell, I found the following, Page 96, Records of Crawford County, Arkansas Marriage Book H, 1906-1911, complied by Oma Cole and Lucille Pound, Alma, Ark, Cole and Pound (1982): Moses, Floyd, age 22 and Pearl Cook, age 20 17 May 1911 by J. F. E. Bates, M.G. (Minister of God) I didn't find anything about a marriage to a Thomas Bowlin. Cliff Bowlin Colorado Springs, CO"

Hi everyone. I don't have muck to go on. But here goes. I am looking for my gg-grandmother. Her name was supposed to be Pearl Cook. The information I have is sketchy at best. Pearl Cook b: Abt: Jan. 1888 in Kentucky d: Abt. Oct. 1975 in Crawford Co.,Ar I have heard she was married twice. I think she was married to Thomas Bowlin first. Then remarried a (Bud)Moses. If any one has heard of any of these people please contact me at mailto:[email protected] I also heard that she was a full blood choctw indian. Sincerely, Darrell Moses

RANKIN, MOORE, SHEPHERD, RICHARDSON, STORM, RENFROW, other allied families around Frog Bayou, Mountainburg, etc. [email protected] wrote: > Subject: > > ARCRAWFO-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 13 > > Today's Topics: > #1 Cemeteries in Van Buren in 1862 [Eulimma Harvey <[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from ARCRAWFO-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: Cemeteries in Van Buren in 1862 > Date: Sun, 28 Feb 1999 16:01:08 -0800 > From: Eulimma Harvey <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Does anyone know how many cemeteries would have been in existence in Van > Buren, Crawford Co., in 1862? If it isn't a lot, could you list the names? > > Thanks a million. > > Eulimma in CA

Does anyone know how many cemeteries would have been in existence in Van Buren, Crawford Co., in 1862? If it isn't a lot, could you list the names? Thanks a million. Eulimma in CA

Several took the time to lookup my Seymour Campbell and I thank each of you. I had to smile as I read Chandra's comment about how it hit her she could ask about her family instead of waiting for good stuff to be posted. I have been reading this list for a while watching for Campbell's and Ritchie's to magically appear. Looking for Sandforn Ritchie,His wife Elizabeth Frances Bean (Hale) Ritchie. My thanks again for the kindness shown me. Reva Myers

Chandra wrote: "For all those who are interested: You may contact Doris West (co-author) at (501) 474-2218 for a copy of the book. The cost is $20 for the book plus $5 shipping." Chandra: Thank you for looking into this for us. Nan

Hi: I just sent this to the AR Family Group Sheet project today. I'll let you know if I receive an answer. Nan ======= "Hi: I just spotted your AR project and sent info on it to several mail lists encouraging people to send their AR Family Group Sheets to this project. I received this question which I could not answer. "Are they accepting FGS that are common with software such as PAF or FTM? Retyping into a form in a word processor could be daunting if you have a lot of data already in your software package." What do I tell them? Nan Wolf "

Connie: There are 11 John Scofields and 15 John Schofields in the World Family Tree on ancestry.com. The World Family Tree is free. You can reach it at: http://www.ancestry.com/ Punch the names into the global search on the homepage and the results of the World Family Tree will show up. Regards, Nan

Kathleen or anybody - do you have info on the following Crawford/Sebastian County doctors: J. K. O'Kelley - 26 year old physician (in the 1860 Sebastian County Census, Washburn Township) born in North Carolina. Wife Margaret, 24 born in GA, son Henry, 1, born in TN. J.W. O'Kelley - listed Fort Smith Telephone Directory, 1906-1917 at 902 Garrison Ave. Charles Spurgeon Lane, Jr. - Son of Charles Sr. and Marie Temple of Missippi. I'm trying to find out if his mother connects with my Temple line. A. Earl Hardin - May 13, 1847 to May 14 1920. This guy is connected to me by his marriage to Martha "Mattie" Carolyn Temple. I want to know more about their descendants. Thanks for any help you can give! I have more details on Charles and Earl if anyone wants to know. Actually, Charles Jr. goes to my church, so I'll have to quiz him tomorrow!! Chandra (Dawson) Martin

Eulimma wrote: "I think he was in the Civil War," Eulimma: I belong to the Randolph-L list and they just had a big conversation on where to get Civil War information. One place i remember being mentioned was a webpage called: Original Arkansas Genealogy which has a Civil War name collection. It is at: http://www.compnetar.com/~billc/ Since my AR ancestor left AR before the war I didn't keep the messages. Sorry. You might go to the mail list archives at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl and punch in " ARRANDOL-L " then search for the words Civil War. If you have only e-mail capabilities and not internet - let me know and I'll do the search for you. Regards, Nan

The family of John Scofield is found in the 1860 Crawford county census in Cedar Creek Twp. with wife and 4 children aged 2--12. Edmond b. c. 1847 KY the others born AR 1854, 1856, 1858. John was farming but did own the land. Neighbors included Wm.Whitehead, Elbert and Thomas Lamb, Spencers, Roberts, Halry, Coleman and more. In the 1870 Richland Twp, Edmond is married with small son and sister born 1856, brother James born 1858 and a new sister? G.B. age 2. He is farming for John B. Shaw on Frog Bayou. Can anyone give me a clue as to what happened to John Scofield/Schofield and his wife between 1868-70. What happened to the three daughters and son James T.after 1870? Edmond was killed the winter of 1872-73 south or southwest of Ft. Smith. His widow remarried and was in Madison county before 1880. Has anyone seen the Scofield/Schofield name in Crawford or surrounding counties? Thanks Connie

Hello Crawford listers, I'm new to your list. I'm looking for information on Rufus King MCCOLLUM who may have died in Van Buren abt 1862. I think he was in the Civil War, probably the Confederates. (National Archives found nothing) Thanks for reading my message. Eulimma in CA

Are they accepting FGS that are common with software such as PAF or FTM? Retyping into a form in a word processor could be daunting if you have a lot of data already in your software package. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, February 20, 1999 6:18 AM Subject: ARCRAWFO-D Digest V99 #10

Hi: Just discovered that the AR GenWeb is collecting family group sheets. You can cut and paste into your word processor the form that they have online - fill it and then submit it to them. Go to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ar/arfiles.htm and click on the family group sheet section. Regards, Nan