Larry, Thanks so much for your reply. The Paschalls that are connected to my family came from Warren County, North Carolina, along with Hawks, Hicks, Bartletts, Aycocks, probably some Browns, Carrolls, Kings, etc. I have a lot of Hawks and Hicks genealogy and some Bartlett. Paschalls weave in and out of these lines from Warren County. I will look to see if any of these names connect and will also ask another researcher of these lines. She has much more knowledge of these folks. These lines settled in the Selma/Florence area and some were members of the Florence Presbyterian Church and can be found in the minutes of the church that Karen Groce has so graciously put on line. By the way, while looking for Carroll marriages in NC, I found the marriages of two Huskys, Rebecca! John CARROLL married Rebecca HUSKY Sept. 17, 1781 in Granville Co. NC and Spencer CARROLL married Sarah HUSKY April 28, 1785 in Granville Co. NC. No "e" in the name, though. Thanks again, Larry and I will get back to you. Carolyn jhaisty@tcac.com

Nov. 16, 1926: Mr. R. (B?) H. Knowles made a business trip to Warren last week. Mr. William Cox has moved back to the Valley from Bradley Camp. We are glad to welcome them back. Mr. Webb has moved from Mr. J.D. Eubanks farm to Mr. Dann Lambert's farm. We are sorry to lose Mr. Webb from our midst. Messrs. Earl Knowles and Robert Loveless left Monday for Rob Roy in Jefferson County. Mrs. Gracie Glennon was taken suddenly ill Monday but is better at this writing. The Young brothers, who have been engaged at work at Arkansas Camp are at home now. Mr. M. McDaniel left Tuesday for Crossett where he will be employed. Mrs. M.C. Knowles and daughters were Monticello shoppers Monday. Mrs. Walter White and family visited relatives in Warren, Sunday. Mrs. J.P. Baker is taking treatment in the Crossett hospital. We are glad to report she is better. Mr. R.H. Glennon made a business trip to Monticello, Monday. Mr. Jim Grider and son of Bradley county spent Sunday with Mr. M.C. Knowles. Quite a number of our people attended the show in Monticello, Tuesday. Jann (oooohh--lots of activity in the Valley) Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com

People in Seattle get a kick out of my "fixing" to do something, too. Colette

At 3:42 PM -0700 10/27/98, Jann Woodard wrote: >Oct. 27, 1925 Drew Advance: >Mesdames C.W. and J.W. Oswald and Mrs. Louis Zeno attended a meeting of >the O.E.S. at Tillar Friday evening. <pounce> This weekend I was cleaning up around the apartment and found a research booklet I had ordered several months ago about finding Masonic records. The book advised the researcher to first write to the Grand Masonic Lodge (in Arkansas, this is in Little Rock) to inquire about which local lodge your ancestor might have belonged to. Anyway, the booklet mentioned the O.E.S. (Order of the Eastern Star) but didn't mention if the Grand Lodges of each state would have records of the local O.E.S. lodges. Does anyone know this? Alternately, does anyone know if Drew County O.E.S. records exist locally? Thanks, Melissa P.S. If anyone wants to know how to order this little Masonic records research booklet, let me know & I will post.

Carolyn, I have some Paschal/Paschall names in my line, but haven't worked on them yet. I have a John Paschal who married Mary Pace in 1824, in Georgia. In a will written in 1845 and recorded in 1872, he mentions his sons William W. Paschal; Homer Virgil Paschal; and Richard Henry Clay Paschal. Also mentions his daughters Sarah Amanda Paschal; Virginia Frances Paschal; and Mary Augusta Paschal. Also mentioned is Joseph McRobert Baker, husband of his daughter, Amy Elizabeth Paschal. I don't have a direct Paschal connection from that time up until 1912, when Morris D. Paschall (sp?) married Vera White (my aunt). I don't have ancestors of Morris D. Paschall, as I haven't worked on this line yet (there may not be any connection to the earlier Paschals). Any of these names ring a bell? Larry

I know you have them. It is not completely indexed. I was just telling you names with page numbers in case you had not found them. Rebecca ---------- > From: John Haisty <jhaisty@tcac.com> > To: ARDREW-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ARDREW-L] Old Times > Date: Tuesday, October 27, 1998 3:39 PM > > Rebecca, As I have said before - I have both of your books. I am > looking for other connections. Thanks. > > Carolyn

Drew Advance Nov. 16, 1926 Mrs. Stewart is spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Taylor, in Collins. Miss Gertrude Judkins of Little Rock spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Judkins. Mrs. Harris Garrison is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs. J.U Dye, this week. Mr. Jack Curry of Monticello was in this community, Wednesday, looking after his business interests. Mr. Ed Shipman was a Warren visitor Sunday. Mr. Cap Bedelle spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Houston. Mr. Judkins and son, Pat, made a business trip to Wilmar, Monday. Mr. Houston Collins is visiting in Louisiana. Mr. Houston and Mrs. Deal met with the Club boy's and girl's at the school house, Wednesday. Mr. Ed Wyles visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wyles this week. The school always enjoys visitors. Among those who visited it last week were: Misses Mary Tom Hendrix, Elizabeth Babeits and Mesdames Flemister, Akins and Box. Jann rdea-----is Rose Hill where those "singing Pace sisters lived??????? Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com

I have a picture which was taken ca 1906-1908 in Franklin twp. On the back the names are, Ben Montgomery, Les Stovall, Mayme Edwards, Babe Edwards and Lucy Elizabeth Lynch. The last named was my grandmother. Do any of these names "ring bells" with anyone????????? Jann Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com

Nov. 16, 1926 Drew Advance: Miss Gracie Jones and Mrs. Claude Whitehead visited Mr. and Mrs. Wade Horn Sunday. Mrs. Hattie M. White visited Mrs. Lee Jones Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rogers and Aunt Lizzie Rogers visited Mrs. Wade Horn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts of Crossett visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Horn Sunday. Mr. Earl Jones visited homefolks Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Jones visited Mr. Lee Jones Sunday. Mr. Walter Horn and Mr. Carl O'Neal made a business trip to Monticello Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll McCann and family visited relatives in the Valley Sunday. Roy Wood spent Saturday night with Alfred Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shipman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wade Horn. Mrs. Eva Jones visited Mrs. Carl O'Neal Firday afternoon. Mr. Carl O'Neal, Mr. Emmet Jones, Mr. R.L. White and Walter Horn are still working on their new road. Jann Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com

Oct. 27, 1925 Drew Advance: Mesdames S.S. Cassady and J.T. Peacock spent Tuesday in Little Rock, shopping. Mrs. Bennie Dunn of McGehee, spent the day Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. J.W. Oswald. Mr. Caldwell of Monticello is acting section foreman during the absence of O.M. Anchors. We are glad to report that Mr. O.M. Anchors who is still in the Mo. Pac. hospital at Little Rock is rapidly improving and the doctors report him out of danger. H.E. Brown has been removed from the Mo.Pac. hospital at Little Rock to his home here is slowly improving. Those attending the State Fair were: Hardy Peacock, Harry Appleberry and Jessie Lee, Mrs. B.F. Payne, Jim Hopkins, Dad Sanderson and Roy L. Byrn. J.M. Heflin has moved into the house recently vacated by W.A. Reynolds who moved to Pine Bluff. Mrs. B.C. Pruett of Tillar, spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. T.C. Rogers and Miss Buna Pruett. Mrs. Mildred Ballard spent the week end with homefolks at Tillar. Miss Buna Pruett also spent the week with relatives at Crossett. J.C. LaGrone of Walnut Lake was a business visitor to our city, Wednesday. Mrs. Lessenberry of Waynne (sic) is visiting Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Brown. Mrs. A.R. Brown of Rayville, La, have returned after several days visit with Mr. Browns parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Rogers spent the day Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Hopkins at Jefferson. Misses Emma Rogers, Mary Myrtle Jones and Natilea Hopkins of Jefferson, went shopping at McGehee, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. S.S. Cassady and son, Chilton, spent Saturday in Pine Bluff. Mr. and Mrs. F.M. Collins and family have returned from Dallas Texas State Fair. They also visited Mr. Collins sister, Mrs. O.M. Addington. From Dallas they went in to Malone, where they spent a few days, the guest of Mr. Charles Collins, brother of Mr. Collins. They made the trip in their new Dodge Touring Car. Mr. Frank Appleberry of Selma was a business visitor here Saturday. Skinny Nunn of Dumas was in town Tuesday. Mrs. S.S. Wilson of Yukon, was a State Fair visitor last week. Mr. Joel D. Newton of Jefferson leaves tonight on a business trip to Chattanooga, Tenn. Mesdames C.W. and J.W. Oswald and Mrs. Louis Zeno attended a meeting of the O.E.S. at Tillar Friday evening. Jann Join 18 million Eudora users by signing up for a free Eudora Web-Mail account at http://www.eudoramail.com

Melissa, I would be interested in how to order this little Masonic booklet. Pat

Rebecca, As I have said before - I have both of your books. I am looking for other connections. Thanks. Carolyn

Jann, Keep writing, I saw a HEFLIN in there, I know there's got to more than that! I take the Lincoln Ledger, Star City Paper, it has lots of goodies in Genealogy. They just put a request for Family. They were looking for Family in the Lincoln and DREW Co. area. Thanks Mike Marcum Mmarcum329@aol.com

Carolyn, may have told you this before , but paschalls in Old Times are: Pascal: Ann 304, Beatrice 292 Paschal: John 205, Mary Pace 205, Morris 260, Vera White 260, William 205 Pascall: Nina 326 Rebecca ........ > I am looking for information on the families of: > > PASCHALL, Wm. H. 38, Elizabeth 36, Susan 13, Michel 9, John 7, Mary > 4, > Winfield 1, > NC/NC, dwg 128, Franklin Township (in Desha Co. in 1850 - later Drew > Co.) > > HAWKS, Henry J. 23, Permilla 17, COLLINS, Anthony 36, CARPENTER, Orin > 25, NC/NC, dwg 129, Franklin Township (in Desha Co. in 1850 - later > Drew Co.) > >

Remember the old letter Gretchen Pike was talking about months ago? She sent a copy of it for me to do something with, but I have forgotten what. I do remember saying that the Barber from Wilmar may be Barker. But a Mrs. Jim Barber* lived in the Valley so that is probably her. Transcript with notes: my notes in [] "This information furnished by Mrs. J M Barber, Wilmar, AR. [Wilmar of course being the address for Valley folks] George Canadian Duboise* served throughout the Civil War. He enlisted in Warren or Monticello, Ark. He was in Company B, First Ark Cavalry. His captain - Dr. St. Hudspearth [This being Dr. Street Hudspeth]* First Lieut - Stephens* Second Lieut - J. O. Dunlap* Third Lieut - W. P. Bond* They were sworn in at Little Rock. The year isn't mentioned but must have been about '61. This George Duboise, was your great grand father's brother. He married Catherine Gairey of MIss in about 52 or 53. The party writing this letter doesn't know when he died or where he went from Drew Co Ark. Your great grand fathers name was James Jacob Duboise. .......This Mrs. Barber says the 2nd Lieut W. P. Bond was her grandfather and he mentions getting this information from her father. She mentions also that Dr. Hudspeath [sic, Hudspeth] lived and died about 5 miles west of Wilmar, Ark on Saline River. [This is no doubt referring to Hudspeth on the Saline River about 3 miles upriver from Ozment Bluff. The Hudspeth family lived there before the Civil War.] ......I think she [Minnie] said Uncle George was the only one of the brothers who was capacitated to go - Grandpa and another brother were too old, another brother was a cripple. She said that he was never wounded during the war." ....... *BARBER: [p 270-71, Old Times] Easter Rawls m 1st William McCarty. After a son, John Thomas, was born, William McCarty disappeared and was never heard from again. Easter later m Jim Barber and they had two children, Ed and Sally (m 1st Frank Newton; m 2nd Connie Harrison). Jim Barber died and Easter m John Couey. They had one child, Anna. * HUDSPETH: [p 250, Old Times] Nancy C. Davis and Harvey Scott Fee had one child, Margaret Jane (m Street Hudspeth). Nancy Davis died in 1854 and Harvey Scott Fee emigrated to Drew County where he met and m Mary G. Hudspeth. Children b to Margaret Jane Fee and Street Hudspeth were Annie E, Mary H, Lillie D, Lula Belle, Thomas Jr, Harvey Fee, and Sallie Ethel. *BOND: [Old Times, p 194] W P Bond was William Peyton Bond who was b 17 Aug 1808 at York, SC, the son of William Bond. W P Bond migrated to Drew County from GA in 1857. His son, William Amos was killed in CW. W P Bond's uncle was Dr. Lewis A Bond who left NC in a hurry after he killed a man in a duel. A young man had become enamored of Dr. Bond's wife and Bond challenged him to the duel. Dr. Bond had a two-story log cabin at Gaster Hill. When Davy Crockett passed through on his way to TX, he spent the night there. One of Dr. Bond's nephews, William Mauldin Bond, joined Crockett's regiment that night. *DUNLAP: could have been Jack, Jesse, John. No J O in cemetery book. *STEPHENS: not sure. could have been Stephenson or Stevenson. One of W P Bond's dau m William McFadden Stevenson. *DUBOISE: [Old Times, p 266] : John H. Frank DUNLAP m Susan E. Duboise. He was the son of JOHN DUNLAP, who had a son, Lige, killed in CW. [now I really should get back to work] Rebecca DeArmond rdea@seark.net www.seark.net/~rdea/ www.seark.net/~history/

I am looking for information on the families of: PASCHALL, Wm. H. 38, Elizabeth 36, Susan 13, Michel 9, John 7, Mary 4, Winfield 1, NC/NC, dwg 128, Franklin Township (in Desha Co. in 1850 - later Drew Co.) HAWKS, Henry J. 23, Permilla 17, COLLINS, Anthony 36, CARPENTER, Orin 25, NC/NC, dwg 129, Franklin Township (in Desha Co. in 1850 - later Drew Co.) These families are linked to MY particular Haisty family. Rebecca Hawks married Churchwell Bartlett - their daughter Permelia J. Bartlett married John Haisty, my great grandfather. The Paschalls are tied in several ways. Thanks for any help. Carolyn jhaisty@tcac.com

Jann Woodard (jann.woodard@eudoramail.com) wrote: >I love these "grammer postings!" That's what makes the southern people so >unique to the world!! My favorite expressions were the one's my >grandfather used: "Hon, have you et yet?" No sir, I'm not hungry! >"Well, there's some food "over yonder" if you are." Jann, you forgot to add the next line: "We're fixin' to eat d'recly [directly]". Don't know that I've ever heard any other folks besides Southerners use the term "directly" to mean "some vague point in time, probably soon". --Melissa

there is an Edith Carroll on p 263, Old Times. Rebecca ---------- > From: John Haisty <jhaisty@tcac.com> > To: ARDREW-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Fw: [ARDREW-L] Re:WILLIAMS, DREW County, Arkansas > Date: Tuesday, October 27, 1998 10:23 AM > > Mike or anyone else, Do you have any information on the family of: > CARROLL, B. 43, Mary E. 38, John W. 18, Richard B. 13, Andrew F. 11, > Labon J. 9, Benajah H. 7, Charles A. 5, Francis W. 3, Margaret E. 15, > John B. 14, Ann J. 12, Edwin O. 6 NC/NC dwg 91 Marian Township in the > 1850 Census of Drew Co.? I am particularly interested in what the "H" > in Benajah H. Carroll's name stood for, and the maiden name of Mary E. > CARROLL. This family was living next door to two of our Haisty(Hasty > in the census) guys and their mother. It is possible that we have an > ancestor named Benjamin Haisty (Benajah) and that this Mary E. was a > Haisty by birth and that Benajah's middle initial was for Haisty. It > also appears that there were two sets of children in this family as > evidenced by the listing of ages. All leads appreciated!!! > > Carolyn > jhaisty@tcac.com > > -----Original Message----- > From: MMarcum329@aol.com <MMarcum329@aol.com> > To: ARDREW-L@rootsweb.com <ARDREW-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: Sunday, October 25, 1998 10:24 AM > Subject: [ARDREW-L] Re:WILLIAMS, DREW County, Arkansas > > > >Does anyone have any information on a Samuel Williams and wife > Lucinda HEFLIN > >Williams. Thanks > >Mike Marcum > >HEFLIN , MCLEMORE, WILLIAMS, CARROLL, SIMMONS, WHITE, etc > >

I am looking for information on the families of: PASCHALL, Wm. H. 38, Elizabeth 36, susan 13, Michel 9, John 7, Mary 4, Winfield1 NC/NC, dwg 128, Franklin Township (in Desha Co. in 1850 - later Drew Co.) HAWKS, Jenry J. 23, Permilla 17, COLLINS, Anthony 36, CARPENTER, Orin 25, NC/NC, dwg 129, Franklin Township (in Desha Co. in 1850 - later Drew Co.) These families are linked to MY particular Haisty family. Rebecca Hawks married Churchwell Bartlett - their daughter Permelia J. Bartlett married John Haisty, my great grandfather. The Paschalls are tied in several ways. Thanks for any help. Carolyn jhaisty@tcac.com

Mike or anyone else, Do you have any information on the family of: CARROLL, B. 43, Mary E. 38, John W. 18, Richard B. 13, Andrew F. 11, Labon J. 9, Benajah H. 7, Charles A. 5, Francis W. 3, Margaret E. 15, John B. 14, Ann J. 12, Edwin O. 6 NC/NC dwg 91 Marian Township in the 1850 Census of Drew Co.? I am particularly interested in what the "H" in Benajah H. Carroll's name stood for, and the maiden name of Mary E. CARROLL. This family was living next door to two of our Haisty(Hasty in the census) guys and their mother. It is possible that we have an ancestor named Benjamin Haisty (Benajah) and that this Mary E. was a Haisty by birth and that Benajah's middle initial was for Haisty. It also appears that there were two sets of children in this family as evidenced by the listing of ages. All leads appreciated!!! Carolyn jhaisty@tcac.com -----Original Message----- From: MMarcum329@aol.com <MMarcum329@aol.com> To: ARDREW-L@rootsweb.com <ARDREW-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, October 25, 1998 10:24 AM Subject: [ARDREW-L] Re:WILLIAMS, DREW County, Arkansas >Does anyone have any information on a Samuel Williams and wife Lucinda HEFLIN >Williams. Thanks >Mike Marcum >HEFLIN , MCLEMORE, WILLIAMS, CARROLL, SIMMONS, WHITE, etc >