I tried to send this privately, but it came back. >Date: Mon, 18 Jan 1999 17:43:20 -0600 >To: QPYR97ZA@prodigy.com >From: Terri Lee Wolfe <terrilee@ipa.net> >Subject: Re: Margie TUCKER > >Bill, > >This is Mrs. Margie's address and phone number. >Mrs. R. J. Tucker >514 Hwy 277 >N Monticello, AR 7l655 > >870-367-8066 Beth Thurman or Terri Wolfe Monticello, AR 367-2701

At 11:59 AM 1/18/99 -0500, you wrote: >Do you know how I can contact Margie Carter Tucker? Thanks so much. Bill I'll sent it to you privately. BETH

Hi, Beth, Yep, you're right. The Carters, Myhands, and Tuckers, were all in the Coleman area, and before that, I'm sure lived around Tyro. Do you know how I can contact Margie Carter Tucker? Thanks so much. Bill

Hi, Phil, My GGG aunt Martha Chamberlain married William STRICKLAND in 1856 in Shelby Co, TN, and I think they settled in Drew Co or a neighboring county. My Gr uncle Fred Brown married Mabel STRICKLAND about 1930. I think Mabel's parents were Simon and Katie Strickland. Any of this match your people? Thanks Bill in Dallas

Hi, Melissa, My GGG GF was Edward Young Terrell, Jr, minister in Drew Co in the 1850's and 1860's. His daughter, Barbara Angie Terrell, who married Henry Harrison Carter, was my GG GM. They supposedly were related to Thomas Terral, governor of Arkansas in the 1920'a. What info do you have? Thanks Bill in Dallas

I am not going to publish on ardrew. I am only going to send privately to those who request it. to those who receive it:DO NOT PUT ON WEB. You can put YOUR PART in your family history with source and put on your webpages, etc. Rebecca > > I'm a little nervous about this. It would not bother me, individually, but I > do think that with the current political atmosphere, it could present a > problem to someone. I believe it is just a little too personal for > publication (as so many exposures have been on the internet already.) > However, I will not object if you do go ahead. > > Helen Leigh >

I don't know if they are related. I have just started researching this part of my family history. I haven't been able to check the census records yet. I'm sure I will learn something from them. Matt Flood

Jann Woodard wrote: > Wasn't someone looking for info on C.F. Hudspeth?? Anyway, I found his wife's obit in the Arkansas Gazette, Dec. 1, 1929 page 18 col 4: > > Monticello, Nov. 30 - Mrs. Hila K. Hudspeth, aged 37, wife of Circuit Clerk C.F. Hudspeth, died at her home here last night about midnight after a prolonged illness. Until forced by ill health to retire from active work, Mrs. Hudspeth had served for several years as deputy clerk under her husband and formerly held the same position under her uncle, J.W. Kimbro. In addition to her husband, she is survived by one small daughter, Maynell; her parents, Dr. and Mrs. B.P. Kimbro of Monticello; two brothers, A.R. Kimbro of Monticello and Marvin Kimbro of New York, and four sisters, Mrs. Maude Patterson of New Jersey, Mrs. S.H. Leslie and Mrs. Luetta Sommreville of Monticello and Mrs. Vonnie Clark of Hope. Funeral services will be held at the Frist Baptist chruch tomorrow afternoon by the Rev. S.C. Dwood and W.B. Sullivan. Burial will be at Oakland Cemetery. > > Does anyone know if the S.H. Leslie metioned above was Samuel Hunter Leslie who was a dentist in Monticello and was originally from Warren (Bradley Co.) > > Jann > Hi, Jann: Thanks for your diligent work. I have a Hudspeth (also Joy Quimby Stearns has Hudspeth) through the Temple line, an ancester. I don't recall asking for C.F. Hudspeth, but I may have a use for it, which I haven't recognized yet. Also, I do have the Leslie line through my Adams (Julius Adams' daughter Almira married William Leslie). My Adams and Temple lines cross where Eliza Adams, my ggm married Tilman/Tilmon Temple c1901/02. There, too, I haven't recognized this S.H. Leslie, but could be in my notes someplace. Thanks. Helen

Melissa Jones wrote: > rdea (rdea@seark.net) wrote: > > >here is what one of our list members thinks. > >I am not being squeamish here....just do not want > >to publish something that may hurt or anger someone. > > This was my thought as well. I will be honest and tell everyone that I > had every suspicion that my great-grandpa was going to be in the KKK > minutes that Rebecca found. He was not in them, but I wouldn't have been > disappointed to find him. It is another piece to add to the family > puzzle. It is not my place to pass judgment on my ggf; he died over 40 > years before I was born. As someone once said, "You can't choose your > ancestors!" > > Keep those opinions coming! > > --Melissa Hi! I'm a little nervous about this. It would not bother me, individually, but I do think that with the current political atmosphere, it could present a problem to someone. I believe it is just a little too personal for publication (as so many exposures have been on the internet already.) However, I will not object if you do go ahead. Helen Leigh

Wasn't someone looking for info on C.F. Hudspeth?? Anyway, I found his wife's obit in the Arkansas Gazette, Dec. 1, 1929 page 18 col 4: Monticello, Nov. 30 - Mrs. Hila K. Hudspeth, aged 37, wife of Circuit Clerk C.F. Hudspeth, died at her home here last night about midnight after a prolonged illness. Until forced by ill health to retire from active work, Mrs. Hudspeth had served for several years as deputy clerk under her husband and formerly held the same position under her uncle, J.W. Kimbro. In addition to her husband, she is survived by one small daughter, Maynell; her parents, Dr. and Mrs. B.P. Kimbro of Monticello; two brothers, A.R. Kimbro of Monticello and Marvin Kimbro of New York, and four sisters, Mrs. Maude Patterson of New Jersey, Mrs. S.H. Leslie and Mrs. Luetta Sommreville of Monticello and Mrs. Vonnie Clark of Hope. Funeral services will be held at the Frist Baptist chruch tomorrow afternoon by the Rev. S.C. Dwood and W.B. Sullivan. Burial will be at Oakland Cemetery. Does anyone know if the S.H. Leslie metioned above was Samuel Hunter Leslie who was a dentist in Monticello and was originally from Warren (Bradley Co.) Jann Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com

For those who aren't on the ARBRADLE list, but might have relatives/ancestors from Bradley County, I just wanted to let you know that Jann Woodard extracted the WWII soldiers that got published in the Veterans' Day editions of the Eagle Democrat in 1943 and 1944. You can find these lists on the web at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~arbradle/1943_ww2soldiers.html http://www.rootsweb.com/~arbradle/1944_ww2soldiers.html There are several names I recognize as Drew County names, including a couple of Dearmonds, a Wolfe, and one "R.V. White". Bill, your dad was a pretty young soldier, wasn't he? Enjoy, Melissa

Is anyone here researching Terral/Terrall/Terrell in Drew County? If so, I believe I have found a cousin for you. Please contact me privately for more info. --Melissa

rdea (rdea@seark.net) wrote: >here is what one of our list members thinks. >I am not being squeamish here....just do not want >to publish something that may hurt or anger someone. This was my thought as well. I will be honest and tell everyone that I had every suspicion that my great-grandpa was going to be in the KKK minutes that Rebecca found. He was not in them, but I wouldn't have been disappointed to find him. It is another piece to add to the family puzzle. It is not my place to pass judgment on my ggf; he died over 40 years before I was born. As someone once said, "You can't choose your ancestors!" Everyone's opinion is welcome, and I am glad to get a discussion going so quickly on this subject. We have talked here before about 'skeletons'. One person's skeleton may be just another nugget of family history to someone else. Myself, I am insatiably curious and want to know everything. But I also respect others' wishes when they would rather see things discussed privately than out in public. Keep those opinions coming! --Melissa

here is what one of our list members thinks. I am not being squeamish here....just do not want to publish something that may hurt or anger someone. Rebecca > In a message dated 1/17/1999 3:00:07 PM Central Standard Time, rdea@seark.net > writes: > > I sent the list to Melissa and a few other > > old-time list members and we entered a discussion as to the > > appropriateness to publish on Ardrew or not. > > History is history. Publish the KKK data. > Some of my ancestors owned slaves. I don't understand how they thought. I'm > quite frankly embarassed about it. But it's historical facts; therefore its in > the family history. If one of my ancestors/relatives turned out to be a KKK > member, it would go into the family history. > Just my opinion - but do whatever the majority thinks.

Hello Ardrewers..... I have copied the minutes of the KuKluxKlan in Monticello. They date from Sept 28, 1922 - Oct 6, 1925. >From these copies I made a list of names mentioned and a few of their doings. I sent the list to Melissa and a few other old-time list members and we entered a discussion as to the appropriateness to publish on Ardrew or not. The general concensus is to not publish, but to send to only those who request it. If I do send this to anyone, it is NOT TO BE PUT ON THE WEB ANYWHERE. It would be best to simply do lookups from requests, but that would be much too time consuming. What do you think? Rebecca

At 12:14 AM 1/17/99 EST, you wrote: >Looking for information on Lillian Vera Hankins, Could she have possibly had a son named Hank Meredith? I've heard my grandfather talk about him, but he would have lived right at the turn of the century, and if I'm not mistaken, he was killed in some sort of questionable manner.BETH Beth Thurman or Terri Wolfe Monticello, AR 367-2701

I WANT IT. REBECCA > Terri Wolfe > Monticello, AR > 367-2701

Linda, have you checked the guardianship record books in the county courthouse? Rebecca ----------

Pray2000@aol.com (Pray2000@aol.com) wrote: >TYSON, LANGSTON, MARTER, JONES, Hi, Phil, Are we researching the same Tysons? I have: John L. Tyson b. 1867, LA d. 1945, AR bur. Ozment Valley Cemetery, Drew Co., AR married Miranda Clementine Loveless Senn (widow of Jefferson Lafayette "Fate" Senn) b. 2 Aug 1871, Drew County, AR d. 25 Apr 1951, Drew County, AR bur. Ozment Valley Cemetery, Drew Co., AR had children: Lillie B. Tyson b. 27 Feb 1905 d. 29 Aug 1909 Lonnie H. Tyson b. 29 Apr 1907 d. 14 Nov 1957 m. 1st Grace McGough 2nd Florine Hayes Hettie E. Tyson b. 2 Sep 1908 d. 25 Aug 1982 m. Jesse M. McGough Ruby C. Tyson b. 3 Dec 1909 d. 9 Jul 1998 m. H.C. Cotton Reuben Tyson (still living, as of last summer) Noah Tyson (also still living, as of last summer) infant Tyson b/d 15 Mar 1914 ......Does anyone know if Jesse McGough and Grace McGough were brother and sister? --Melissa

Terri Lee Wolfe wrote: > There is a neat history about the Old Wagon Rd from PN down south that I > found on Rowan Co. NC, Rootsweb. I have saved it if anyone is interested.BETH > Beth Thurman > or > Terri Wolfe > Monticello, AR > 367-2701 > > Beth Thurman > or > Terri Wolfe > Monticello, AR > 367-2701 I would be interested in seeing this. Thanks for the offer. Helen Leigh