any boone searchers out there? I am looking for this family history. Old Times lists the following Boones: Aileen, Catherine Bordeaux, Curtis, George William, Mary Frances Cason, Minnie Lee, Nancy Sue Sanderlin, Ogden Eugene, Thelma Elizabeth Davis, Tom. Rebecca

do not have a Willie Tubbs. have: Alice, amanda Marie Cason, Dolly, Evelyn, Mary Magnaline Maggie, Rosie Shoops, Samuel Thomas, tom. Gills: many, many, many. do not see a willie in either. [oh, I just now see this is to Ardrew!. the above Tubbs are listed in Old Times] Rebecca rdea@seark.net www.seark.net/~rdea/ www.seark.net/~history/ ---------- > From: MWhiteJLW@aol.com > To: ARDREW-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [ARDREW-L] George W Gill's ma & pa > Date: Tuesday, February 02, 1999 10:00 AM > > Do you have a Gill who married Willie Tubbs. My widowed maternal > gggrandmother married a Gill. She was first married to William Tubbs and > lived in Drew County.

In a message dated 2/2/1999 10:08:09 AM Central Standard Time, MWhiteJLW@aol.com writes: > Do you have a Gill who married Willie Tubbs. My widowed maternal > gggrandmother married a Gill. She was first married to William Tubbs and > lived in Drew County. > Sorry but I couldn't find any related Willie/William Tubbs in the trees I have. Can anyone else help her? Paul Groneman

Do you have a Gill who married Willie Tubbs. My widowed maternal gggrandmother married a Gill. She was first married to William Tubbs and lived in Drew County.

Here's another suggestion. Try going to the Arkansas archives: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ar/search.htm Search for "Tribble" (without quotes). I got back 34 hits, including one that indicates Tribble is one of the names in "Old Times Not Forgotten". --Melissa

Paulgron@aol.com (Paulgron@aol.com) wrote: >Just starting to piece together the various data on Tribbles in >hopes of finding whos who in that clan. > >Even bit & pieces of data welcome - especially when data sources are given!! Hi, Paul, I have been meaning to send the Tribble info. from the Drew County cemetery book for a long time. Here goes: (p. 261) Oakland Cemetery, Patton Addition, Block 1 (White) Tribble, Alberta McHan b. July 7, 1909 d. Sept. 8, 1983 Tribble, Thomas (Tom) b. Feb. 23, 1900 d. May 6, 1988 ---------------------------------- (p. 315) Old Union Cemetery (White) Tribble, Frank W. b. Oct. 18, 1820 d. Oct. 18, 1893 ---------------------------------- (p. 321) Ozment Valley Cemetery (White) Tribble, J.C. b. Dec. 4, 1861 d. Oct. 18, 1886 (I think this may be the Tribble who married Mary Ann Ozment Knowles) ---------------------------------- Source for all cemetery records above: Drew County, Arkansas Cemetery Records, 2nd ed. Monticello, Arkansas: Drew County Association for Family and Community Education, 1994. Hope this helps. Have you tried the Drew County courthouse to find a record for the George W. Gill marriage? --Melissa

Were any of George W. Gill's descendants or relatives Richie's, House's Gilbert's or Jacks. Roy Gilbert -----Original Message----- From: Paulgron@aol.com <Paulgron@aol.com> To: ARDREW-L@rootsweb.com <ARDREW-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, February 01, 1999 5:40 PM Subject: [ARDREW-L] George W Gill's ma & pa George W. Gill (1811-1893) seems to have a number of descendants from Drew Co. If anyone wants to carry his line back one more generation, let me know and I'll email info (with source references). His father and mother were James Gill and Janette Gaston of Illinois. Paul Groneman

George W. Gill (1811-1893) seems to have a number of descendants from Drew Co. If anyone wants to carry his line back one more generation, let me know and I'll email info (with source references). His father and mother were James Gill and Janette Gaston of Illinois. Paul Groneman

Has anyone worked on the Tribbles genealogy? George W. Gill 1811-1893 married a Mary (Tribble?) 1818-1879. The surname Tribble comes from published genealogies but I haven't yet been able to personally confirm the surname Tribble is valid. Just starting to piece together the various data on Tribbles in hopes of finding whos who in that clan. Even bit & pieces of data welcome - especially when data sources are given!! Paul Groneman paulgron@aol.com

Rebecca, thanks for tipping off ARDREW to the upcoming BCGS meeting next Sunday. We are expecting quite a crowd! Wilkie has done a good job of spreading the word. I hope to see many of you there, Melissa

I will do this for you, Charlene. Rebecca ---------- > From: ChaChaRich@aol.com > To: ARDREW-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ARDREW-L] Drew County Cemetery Records > Date: Sunday, January 31, 1999 1:11 AM > > Is there anyone out there, who owns a Drew County, Arkansas Cemetery Record > book, that could make me a copy of page 77-78 and send it to me. My book has > 2 copies of page 79-80. > Thanks, Charlene Chambers

Latona is listed as a post office in Ashley County 1858-1867. Location was Sec 6- T18S- R8W. That places it a little over two miles south of modern Crossett. There is a Latonia listed in Washington County. 1854-1887. Local name was Latonia; post office name was Billingsley. Rebecca

You are a wonderful bunch. I think I received 5-6 replies for the request for the place search site. Thanks to each of you who responded. Rebecca

---------- > From: Wilk100@aol.com > To: rdea@seark.net > Subject: Cousin Ray Thornton > Date: Saturday, January 30, 1999 7:09 PM > > I rcvd a letter from Ray, today, stating that he will be in Warren 7 Feb for > BCGS meeting. He will be with his wife, MY REAL COUSIN, nee Betty Jo Mann of > Sheridan. Betty (Mann) Thornton is the only child of my father's little > sister, Lettie > (Wilkinson) Mann, wife of Leigh Mann. > > Wilkie

> > The time approaches for the BIG gathering in Warren for the > BCGS meeting with Wilkie Wilkerson presenting on Sunday, > Feb. 7, 2:00 pm. The meeting will be in the Municipal Bldg. > on the east side of the courthouse square. People who have > heard this talk say it is outstanding. > On Saturday there will be a come and go informal > gathering at the Burnett House in Warren for the Arbradley > list and all Ardrew folks are urged to attend. This will be > a chance to meet our email genea friends in person and to > exchange information. This Bed & Breakfast is located > directly north of the Colvin House which is located on > 415 E. Cedar Street. > Hope to see a lot of you there! [Melissa is coming.] > Rebecca

Try Karen she's very good and does lookups Roy -----Original Message----- From: Wayne Groce <wgroce@netdoor.com> To: RCG <roycg@earthlink.net> Date: Saturday, January 30, 1999 4:04 PM Subject: Re: ATTN: Drew Co. Query: Hi, Roy. I'll take a look through the copies I have of the 1920 census while watching TV tonight and see if I can find the RITCHIEs. I don't charge for copying these. I have a copier at home, and can make a copy of the copy I have for very little cost. I'll let you know what I find. I don't know how much a copy of divorce proceedings would be; I usually just send $5 or $10 to cover the clerk's work and the copies. That usually takes care of it unless the file is really large. And I always include a SASE. With a kind note, that usually does the trick. :-) I can't remember if you asked other questions. If so, I'll catch them later after I look through the census stuff. Back to you as soon as possible. Karen

Hi, all, In December, when Dad & I were doing research at the Drew County courthouse, I found the following marriage record: LOVELACE, Harvey Wade, age 30 SMITH, Edith Elizabeth age 29 married June 14, 1943 Drew County Marriage Book CC, p. 583 I copied it down, although I didn't recognize Harvey as one of the Drew County Lovelesses. I still can't figure out who he is. Does anyone know the identity of either Harvey Wade Lovelace or Edith Elizabeth Smith? Thanks in advance! --Melissa

Is there anyone out there, who owns a Drew County, Arkansas Cemetery Record book, that could make me a copy of page 77-78 and send it to me. My book has 2 copies of page 79-80. Thanks, Charlene Chambers

rdea (rdea@seark.net) wrote: >I can't find it anywhere! the site to locate towns, >rivers,cemeteries, etc.....if someone has it handy, >sure would appreciate a link. Hi, Rebecca, Is this the one you're looking for--GNIS? http://mapping.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html

I can't find it anywhere! the site to locate towns, rivers,cemeteries, etc.....if someone has it handy, sure would appreciate a link. thanks, Rebecca