Can anyone help me. I am looking for the names and or locations of the cemeteries in Benton and Southfork Townships, in Howell County, Missouri, that are close, say 10 miles to the Fulton County line. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks Gene Simpson genrit@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs http://www.hotjobs.com

"I need a Census Lookup for Newton Burks. He was born abt 1845 to 1849. He was married to Harriett Grisso in Fulton County, not sure when, and they had one child (Hugh Burks) in 1883. I am trying to establish where and when Newton Burks was born. I thank you in advance." Carmeletta Eidson Carmaletta, I could not find Newton Burks listed anywhere in Fulton County. I could not find him on any US Census, on the Homestead list, or the marriage lists. I did find Harriett Burks in The Pickren Hall Cemetery. I am pretty sure that this is Harriett Grisso Burks as she in buried in a cemetery close to Grisso Property. She is the only Burks that we have listed in the Fulton County Cemetery Book. I also found her in the 1870 Bennetts Bayou Township US Census. Here is the data: Grisso, Sousan 58 Head Monroe 24 Farmer brn Arkansas Harriett 21 Housekeeper brn Arkansas Her Grave has: Harriett Burks 1848-1928 Bennetts Bayou Township borders Baxter County in Arkansas and Ozark County and Howell County in Missouri. Only about 10-12 miles to each of these counties. They might have lived in one of these counties and she returned home later in life, where she is buried. Wish I had more to help you. Gene Simpson genrit@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs http://www.hotjobs.com

Carm, I copied your request on the list and will do some research on Newton Burks in Fulton County in a day or two. If someone has already helped you, please let me know, as I get several requests a day. Gene Simpson genrit@yahoo.com __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? HotJobs - Search Thousands of New Jobs http://www.hotjobs.com

I need a Census Lookup for Newton Burks. He was born abt 1845 to 1849. He was married to Harriett Grisso in Fulton County, not sure when, and they had one child (Hugh Burks) in 1883. I am trying to establish where and when Newton Burks was born. I thank you in advance. Carmeletta Eidson

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Thoroughly enjoy the Fulton Co. website! I am interested in any Crouch history from Fulton-Izard Co. My gggrandfather was William Howard Crouch m to Mary Ann Bookout who is buried in the Roberts cemetary E. of Wheeling. I am interested in anyone who has knowledge of the 9 children born to James and Belle Crouch who lived in the Fairview Community. Jim Crouch owner or worked in a Blacksmith shop in Salem in the 1920's. I have dates but I would like to know more about the family. My paternal grandfather was Plesant Sidney Roberts of Wheeling. Thanks for your help!

William Kane Blevins was the father of Elkanah Blevins. I don't have a name for his wife. From: "James F. Montgomery" <pabst@btc-bci.com> Date: 2002/08/06 Tue AM 08:29:16 CDT To: ARFULTON-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ARFULTON] Blevins again Hi List, A while back, I forwarded an email from Wayne Blevins whose grgrandfather was Stephen Blevins. I am resending it plus a follow-up note in hopes that someone may shed some light on this Blevins family. Comments are encouraged;-) Judie An email from Wayne Blevins, great-grandson of Stephen Blevins dated March 30, 2002 wama@austin..rr.com Steven Decatur Blevins was born in Oxford, Arkansas in 1874 and died in Bridgeport, Texas in 1959. He listed his mother and father on his Social Security application that he filed in 1937, as Nacy C. Acklin and William K. Blevins. I understand that Nancy Caroline Acklin was married to Elkanah D. Blevins, yet there is a distinctive age differential. Is is possible that Acklin could have re-married another Blevins and given birth to Stephen? Perhaps this is simply coincidental, but I would like to pose the question. It appears rather remote that another Acklin and Blevins could have married in Izard or Fulton Counties during this particular time frame. Another email from Wayne dated April 6, 2002 is as follows: My wife and I just returned from a visit to Izard and Fulton Counties. It appears that my great-grandfather (Steven, born 1874) was the youngest son of Nancy C. Acklin who was married to William K. Blevins. William K. must have died shortly thereafter, since the 1880 census notes that Nancy K. was a widow. I suppose that she then married Elkanah D. Blevins and I do not yet know how he and William K. were related. I suspect that they were brothers, but have not confirmed. ==== ARFULTON Mailing List ==== If you wish to subscribe to or unsubscribe from the Fulton Co., AR list, use ARFULTON-l-request@rootsweb.com or ARFULTON-d-request@rootsweb.com if you are on the Digest list. ============================== To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 "You have no true understanding as to who you are, until you know the roots from which you came."

Hi List, A while back, I forwarded an email from Wayne Blevins whose grgrandfather was Stephen Blevins. I am resending it plus a follow-up note in hopes that someone may shed some light on this Blevins family. Comments are encouraged;-) Judie An email from Wayne Blevins, great-grandson of Stephen Blevins dated March 30, 2002 wama@austin..rr.com Steven Decatur Blevins was born in Oxford, Arkansas in 1874 and died in Bridgeport, Texas in 1959. He listed his mother and father on his Social Security application that he filed in 1937, as Nacy C. Acklin and William K. Blevins. I understand that Nancy Caroline Acklin was married to Elkanah D. Blevins, yet there is a distinctive age differential. Is is possible that Acklin could have re-married another Blevins and given birth to Stephen? Perhaps this is simply coincidental, but I would like to pose the question. It appears rather remote that another Acklin and Blevins could have married in Izard or Fulton Counties during this particular time frame. Another email from Wayne dated April 6, 2002 is as follows: My wife and I just returned from a visit to Izard and Fulton Counties. It appears that my great-grandfather (Steven, born 1874) was the youngest son of Nancy C. Acklin who was married to William K. Blevins. William K. must have died shortly thereafter, since the 1880 census notes that Nancy K. was a widow. I suppose that she then married Elkanah D. Blevins and I do not yet know how he and William K. were related. I suspect that they were brothers, but have not confirmed.

Hope this helps someone, and please corrections and additions most welcome!!! Judie Descendants of Dabner Pennington 1 Dabner PENNINGTON Source: Family information for Dabner and Margaret (Bradford) Pennington - via email from Virginia Goldstein July 24, 2002. vandainsa@earthlink.net Born: April 18, 1821 in White County, Tennessee Died: April 15, 1902 in Howell County, Missouri .. +Margaret ( Peggy ) BRADFORD Born: April 27, 1820 in White County, Tennessee Died: August 15, 1866 in Howell County, Missouri Married: December 15, 1840 in White county, Tennessee ......... 2 John David PENNINGTON Born: September 12, 1842 in White County, Tennessee Died: 1927 in Pulaski, County, Missouri ............. +Mathilda Ann LYNCH Source: Spelling change from Matilda Lynch to Mathilda and middle name Ann - via email from Virginia July 21, 2002 vandainsa@earthlink.net Information for Mathilda also from several conversations with Paul Dean Lynch. pdlynch@centurytel.net Born: January 12, 1846 in Bedford County, Tennessee Died: August 10, 1929 in Howell County, Missouri Married: August 17, 1865 in Osage County , Missouri .................... 3 Hampton PENNINGTON .................... 3 James Smith PENNINGTON Born: March 15, 1869 in Howell County, Missouri Died: February 07, 1961 in Harris County, Texas ........................ +Jenny Viola SMITH Born: October 20, 1876 Died: April 20, 1958 in Harris County, Texas Married: February 07, 1894 in Howell County, Missouri ............................... 4 Ava PENNINGTON ............................... 4 Verletta Marie PENNINGTON Born: January 30, 1895 in Texas County, Missouri ............................... 4 Fred Harvey PENNINGTON Born: January 22, 1897 in Millville, Arkansas ............................... 4 Edna Murl PENNINGTON Born: November 21, 1899 in Howell County, Missouri ............................... 4 Alta Mae PENNINGTON Born: April 26, 1902 in Loring, Louisiana ............................... 4 Lola Fern PENNINGTON Born: December 01, 1905 in La Platte County, Colorado ............................... 4 Vera Velma PENNINGTON Born: September 03, 1907 in Washington County, Louisiana .................... 3 Charles Howard PENNINGTON Born: May 26, 1873 in Greene County, Missouri ............................... 4 Jenny V. PENNINGTON ................................... +X. COPELAND .................... 3 Emma PENNINGTON Born: May 1882 .................... 3 Belle PENNINGTON Born: April 17, 1871 in Pulaski, County, Missouri .................... 3 Frank PENNINGTON Born: Abt. 1877 .................... 3 May PENNINGTON Born: May 1880 ......... 2 Charles PENNINGTON Born: Abt. 1844 ......... 2 Elizabeth PENNINGTON Born: Abt. 1850 in White County, Tennessee ......... 2 Mary PENNINGTON Born: June 13, 1852 in White County, Tennessee ............. +Thomas Wiley HERREN ......... 2 Harriet E. PENNINGTON Born: Abt. 1854 in White County, Tennessee ......... 2 Susan Narcissus PENNINGTON Born: February 19, 1858 in White County, Tennessee ......... 2 Prudence PENNINGTON ......... 2 Pamela PENNINGTON Born: October 01, 1859 in Missouri ............. +Timothy HERREN

Virginia, Ok, I'll go with Mathilda knowing her own birth date. I don't know how old Smith was when he applied, but maybe his memory wasn't too good regarding his siblings ages. Afew more questions for ya'; On one of the first messages you sent, you had John David and Mathilda's marriage date as August 17, 1865, and on the outline you sent me and the one you sent Jean Mayfield Cuevas you have August 16, 1865. Which is right? >From somewhere I had Mathilda's marriage date as August 10, 1923, you have 1929. Again, which is right? Is Hampton and Dabner Hampton b. 1866 one and the same person We have an Ava for one of James Smith and Jenny Viola Pennnington's children. Could that be a nickname for one of the kids you have listed. I have no other info on her. And last, was Jenny Viola's last name Smith? '-) I called Paul Dean Lynch a little while ago. I was confused, because he told me Charley Pennington had a daughter named Jenny V. who married a Copeland, no first name. She must have been named for her aunt. Paul Dean siad that when Jenny's mother died, her Aunt Belle adopted her. This Jenny is still living according to Paul. I hope you don't mind, Virginia, but I thought I would send this to the Lynch, Izard and Fulton County lists. Maybe some of these Pennington researchers can give us a little help. If anyone has census, birth, death or marriage records to help with these Penningtons, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for checking your data against the Indian applications, I guess I have been lazy and didn't think to look that closely. I'll have to be more careful won't I? When I am finished entering your info into our tree, I will send an outline for corrections and additions. Judie alsadair and Virginia wrote: > Judie, > > In the time since I sent you that note today I have been going over the > application info with my notebooks. I have a couple of comments/questions? > > First of all, to answer your question-I got Mathilda's DOB from the > questionnaire she answered. So presumably she knew her own birthday, and > that is what I will follow. I also noted that another of his birthdates did > not match up with the ages on 1850 Miller Co Census-accdg to the census > Nancy Jane was 2 making her DOB ca 1848 rather than Smith's DOB for her as > 1844. > > The death dates are also confusing since Mathilda said she was about 4 when > her father died-and if he died in 1858 she would have been 12. That seems > like a pretty big mistake for her to make. I don't know. I sure wish I > could find info about John Thomas Lynch's death. She said he left for the > gold rush and died of typhoid when she was about 4 years old. But that > being said, that would mean that he left while his wife was pregnant or near > to when Statha was born. (What was the matter with these men????) I hadn't > known that the Bowlins or Lynchs lived in Pulaski Co.,Mo. Mathilda and her > family did at one point, and that is where her husband went to when he left > her- so that is a new lead of sorts. We'll see if it goes anyplace... > > Va

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Bev I noticed you have a cem. book for lanton co, would you do a look-up for me please. Curles and Louise Jane Garrison Richard A and Sarah Williams I have been told that they are buried some where out side of West Plains. They lived in Lanton. during the 1920's Thank You Betty

Hi Virginia Judy is the brain child of our tree and its leaves, We would be glad to get the corrections and any other info you would like to share. Judy is a little behind right now on this tree thing by 148 messages. Right now the fish are hitting and I try to get her to run the boat. Seems like every time I stick my nose in on this to try and help her I mess something up so watch me. All of you waiting on Judy to get back to you hang on I'm about out of bait. Jim alsadair and Virginia wrote: > I hope you don't mind me writing to you, I found your e-mail in a search in > Izard Co. AR. I am descendant of some of the folks your messages were > discussing. I don't know if by now you have gotten new information, but > some of the info I saw was incorrect. Other information I saw would be a > help to me in filling in my own charts and I would like to know more of what > you know. I would like to share information if you are interested. I hope > that this e-mail address is still active and i look forward to hearing from > you soon. > > Virginia Mize Goldstein

Gene, I very much appreciate your offer. I would be interested any enlightenment on our family mystery if you can help. Do you have any thing on: Melinda A. or C. Boles (or Finley or Clay). buried at Union Cemetery? Her stone seems to have disappeared. The small stone was hand carved by her son, David Henry Boles. Family I have spoken to have seen the stone in the past. They can't recall exactly what was on the stone. Most think it was "Melinda" followed with either a single inital, "A" or "C". They don't recall any last name being carved on the stone. Chances are the grave has no connection to surrounding graves, as I am told she was visiting family, suddenly became ill and died about 1920. I assume Union was the nearest cemetery. The story goes that she was abandoned with 3 sons by her husband, William Henry "Bill" Boles. (Bill is our family 'bad boy' for that reason.) Later, she is listed on census (1910 I think) living with son, Wm. Joseph Boles, as Melinda "Finley". She could have re-married or reverted to her maiden name. No body has a clue. I did find a Melinda Clay m. Henry Boles in MO, but the dates rally seem to far off to be her. Census did list MO as birth state and "C" (if that is really the letter on the stone) could be for Clay. Melinda was said to be full Indian. If I can confirm a maiden name for her, that will help the search in MO. Finley and Clay haven't given any positive leads so far. Below is chart starting with my ggp that could be helpful. Their home was on or the near the Fulton-Izard County lines around Day AR. Much of the surrounding area is now considered Horseshoe Bend. Descendants of William Henry “Bill” Boles and Malinda C. or A. unknown: 2. William Joseph “Joe” Boles b. 18 May 1874 d. 1932 m. 17 Mar 1899 + Anabell French (d/o Thomas Jefferson French + Luran Mitchell *2nd husband of Anabell French Boles: + George Jackson “Jack” Shelton 2. John T. Boles b. 1876 (believed died young, listed on 1880 census) 2. David Henry Boles b. 11 Nov 1880 d. 1922 + Sarah Ann Bookout b. Aug 1883 d.1961 (d/o Charles “Henry” Bookout + Margaret Persany (sp?) *2nd husband of Sarah Ann Bookout: + Mr. ? Tucker 2. Cleveland Greenberry Boles b. 1884 + Josie ? Also, I am told this Bookout line has Hatfield/Hatman, Gleghorn, and McCarthy lines. Can any one help connect these lines? Many thanks to all. Marsha Boles marshab50@aol.com

JOHN H GIBBINS IS MY ANCESTOR AND I HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO FIND HIS FAMILY. > Here are some interesting coincidences > SOURCE: "Arkansas Land Patents" > page 46 > John H Gibbins-Batesville 1 July 1859 Doc #11260 Fulton Co Sec 31 > John H Gibbins-Batesville 1 July 1859 Doc *#10218 Fulton Co Sec 36 > John H Gibbens-Batesville 1 July 1859 Doc #10463 Lawrence Co Sec 2 > John H Gibbens-Batesville 1 May 1860 Doc #16536 Lawrence Co Sec 2 > > Robert C Gibbins-Batesville Oct 20 1857 Doc #7180 Izard Co Sec 11 & 12 > Robert C Gibbins-Batesville 1 July 1859 Doc #13721 Izard Co Sec 23 & > 26 > > William Gibbins-Batesville Oct 20, 1857 Doc #7209&7505 Sharp Co,Sec 18 > William Gibbins-Batesville July 1 1859 *Doc #10219 Izard Co Sec 18 > > Andrew J. Gibbens 1 July 1859 Doc #? Lawrence Co Sec 10 & 11 > *** > By Date: > 20 Oct 1857 Izard Co > Robert C. Gibbins - Batesville, Izard Co -Twp 17N > William Gibbins - Batesville, Sharp Co -Twp 18N > 1 July 1859 > John H. Gibbins - Batesville, Fulton Co & Lawrence Co -Twp 19N > Robert C Gibbins- Batesville, Izard Co -Twp 18N > William Gibbins - Batesville, Sharp Co -Twp 18N > Andrew J. Gibbens- Batesville, Lawrence Co -Twp 17N > 5 May 1860 > John H Gibbens-Batesville, Lawrence Co -Twp 17N > John H. Gibbens-Batesville Lawrence Co-Twp 17n > > They all went on the same day to Batesville to purchase land. Together? > on 1 July 1859 William Gibbins and John H. Gibbens Doc # are > Consecutive. > > Notice that here was also and Andrew J. Gibbins that purchased land > Batesville. > > CIVIL WAR RECORDS:(I have the war records for John H. Gibbins) > > John H. Gibbins served in two different units. He first served with > Company G, Confederate 14th McCarver's Regiment Age 26 Ark, mustered in > 23 Sept 1861 at Pocahontas by LT Kelly for a 12 months period as a > wagoneer. The 14th was combined with Company G 21st Arkansas Infantry > on 15 May 1862 where John H was detailed as a Teamster. JOHN H GIBBINS > enlisted 1 Nov 1862 at Evening Shade Records state that he deserted on > 13 Sept 1863 on march from Little Rock, Ark. and I have not found any > application for a pension. There was also a R.C. GIBENS that enlisted > 1 > Nov 1862 at Evening Shade and Deserted 24 Aug 1863 at Brownsville, Ark. > > (As a side note, the brother-in-law of John H, a J.M. Cope also > enlisted > at the same time he did and deserted on 12 Sept 1863 on march form > Little Rock, Ark) > > Gibbens, Robert C. Pvt enl 8 Oct 1861 at Pitman's Ferry, Ark detailed as > a teamster, Co C 14 McCarver's Infantry > > Gibbins, William C Pvt age 17, enlisted 1 Sept 1861 at Pocahontas > detailed as teamster 24 Dec 1861 Co C 14th McCarver's Infantry. > > Gibbins, John Pvt age 26 Enl 23 Sept 1861 Pocahontas, Co F McCarver's > Infantry detached as wagoneer 22 Oct 1861 > SOURCE: Lawrence Co Marriages 1821-1868 > William 28 Alpelina 26 24 Nov 1853 page 69 > SOURCE: "Lawrence Co, Arkansas Loose Probate Papers 1815-1890" By marion > Stark Craig, MD > > Page 105 McKnight, Hannah d 1860 Adm'r:8 Oct 1860 George W Hooper > appt'd > Heirs: A. J. Gibbons in right of his wife; and George R, Sarah, > Malissa, and Thomas McKnight; and Martha Sullivan; Perry West; Thomas > W. > Smith; Eli Wynn and Newton Taylor. > > Page 127 Park, John d 1864; Adm'r 5 Oct 1865 John H. Gibbens appt'd; > Inv 5 Dec 1865, Heirs, E., and J., and F., and N., and Josseph A Parke, > all minors. > > My JOHN H. GIBBINS b 1833/35 TN/AL d 1885 Montague Co, TX- HE ALSO > STATES IN CENSUS RECORDS THAT HIS PARENTS WERE BORN IN NORTH CAROLINA. > married 1st Sarah A Cope Lawrence Co, Ark > Children: Jesse P(Pink) Gibbins b 1859 > James M. Gibbins b 1860 d 1929 Ok m Elizabeth Sherrill > 10 DEC 1883 Sharp Co, Ark > Married 2nd Nancy Jane Richie Lawrence Co, Ark > children: Martha, Callie, John M., William Thomas, Joseph Benjamin, > Robert Leland, Sallie, Grace and Hubert. > > Just one more note: I found an obituary that someone might identify. > SOURCE: Clark Co, Arkansas Death Notice 5-10-1879 pg 3 Sec 2 > THOMAS GIBBONS > Morgan's trial for murder at Arkadelphia in 1849. An old grudge had > long existed between two old citizens, viz: John Morgan and Thomas > Gibbons, both living near Rome. Some time in the year 1848 they met at > Rome. The old grudge was brought up and Morgan threw an ax at Gibbons, > inflicting a mortal wound, from which Gibbons died in a few hours. > Morgan made his escape into Texas where he was followed and arrested > shortly afterwards and brought to Arkadelphia to await his trial. The > jury returned a verdict of acquittal and the prisoner was discharged. > > I hope this information will help. I would appreciate any help > tracing my JOHN H. GIBBINS/GIBBENS/GIBBONS/GIVENS > > Sharon Gibbins Bean

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Gene Simpson, Thanks for the help and offering to take a photo of the MANES grave stones. I will be in Fulton Co. to do more researching in November and I sure will go again to Camp Cemetery and take pictures. Sure do appreciate your offer but I will be there--------------November is not to far away------ugh!! I travel to Fulton Co. and Sharp Co. every year for the month of November. (motorhome) I have several graves that I cannot find, but I keep searching for them. They are there somewhere, just, must not have grave stones. By the way, you have done a tremendous job for the Ar-Cemeteries site. I read them all. Thanks! Jay yaerohs@aol.com

Hi Jay, Thanks for the kind words but most of the credit should go to our web mistress Charlie Ward. She spends more time working on the AR-CEMETERIES site than I do surveying the cemeteries. We will have all the Fulton County Cemeteries online eventually. Gene Simpson __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Autos - Get free new car price quotes http://autos.yahoo.com

Hi Juna, There are no Sullens in the Fulton County Cemetery Book but there are some Sullins. Sullins, Eual Hebron Cemetery Sarah Smiths Chapel Cemetery Mack C. Wild Cherry Cemetery Odean Robert Bobby Lee Even O. Trudie All these Cemeteries are located in Big Creek Township, Fulton County, AR. Gene Hi Gentrit , I seen you was looking up people in your book and wonder if you would look for Sullens or Sullins in Fulton Co.Ar. Jesse & Emeline Sullens . Juna __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Autos - Get free new car price quotes http://autos.yahoo.com

Gene Simpson, I know better, Type O------ It is South Fork Twp, you are correct. (I had kin in Piney Fork Twp in Sharp Co) Ha! Thank you for the response and information. The David MANES you sent is the father of Richard Crowson MANES and the Annie MANES (Meadows) is his step mother in the Camp Cemetery. I have been to the Camp Cemetery, years ago, but at the time did not know about the connection of the MANES to my line (DACUS & SOUTHWORTH). Do you know if David and Annie MANES have grave stones on their graves?? Again, Thank you. Jay yaerohs@aol.com