Thanks...I did receive it ok....would like to see the H & S group if you have that. Donald ----- Original Message ----- From: "pabst" <pabst@btc-bci.com> To: <ARFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 9:24 AM Subject: Re: [ARFULTON] Battery D Boys of WW 2 ( Donald Hawkins JIM M. ) > Don This is the info she had put out. Let Me know if you get it ok. I > sent this to list for others that may want the info. Don let me know if > you get it ok > > Happy Hunt-in > JIM M. > > > WAWALLAW-L Archives > > From: "Margaret Strickland" <margstri@bmi.net <mailto:margstri@bmi.net>> > Subject: [WAWALLAW-L] World War I Soldiers, Walla Walla City (A-G), WA > Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2004 10:58:18 -0800 > > The Walla Walla Valley Genealogical Society is assisting the Loose Cannon > Committee of Walla Walla in finding descendants of the following soldiers > from Walla Walla County who were in Battery D and used the 155 mm French > cannons during World War I. Their Battalion was the first American unit to > receive such advanced weaponry in World War I. At the request of the City > of Walla Walla, 4 of the cannons were sent to Walla Walla from France in > 1920 following the end of the war and the United States Congress formally > loaned the cannons to the City of Walla in 1927. Two of the cannons were > turned in during World War II to be used to make equipment for World War II. > Two have remained in Walla Walla and are being refurbished by the Loose > Cannon Committee. The Committee would like to find descendants of these > soldiers so they may be invited to the dedication of the cannons when the > project is completed. > > Arnold*, Brown E.-Pvt. 1st Class > Bailey*,Frank E.-Private > Bargar*, Ray -Pvt. 1st Class > Barker*, Tom H.-Sergt. > Barnes*, Henry T.-Pvt. 1st Class > Bentson*, Raymond J. -Sergt. > Bergstrom*, John-Cook > Bigler**, Frank R.-Mess Sergt. > Blair*, Bonnie W.-Wagoner > Boling*, Lloyd I.-Private > Bowman*, Alvin A.-Private > Carr*, George T.-Pvt. 1st Class > Chernis*, Samuel-Corporal > Clerin, Drew-Sergt. > Clisby*, George B.-Corporal > Cornwell*, Richard D.-Sergt. > Eddy*, Edward N.-Cook > Edmonds*, Allen C.-Private > Exline, James C.-Captain > Fortier*,William J.-Corporal > Foss*, Amos N.-Corporal > Fries**, Adam-Wagoner > Fullbright*, Elmer E.-Private > Gingerich*, Kenneth R.-Pvt. 1st Class > > * Served with Brigade at Front > **Wounded in Action > ***Killed in action or died from wounds, disease or accident > > If you have information on descendants of the above soldiers who served with > Battery D, the Walla Walla Valley Genealogical Society would appreciate > hearing from you. We are not only interested in descendants but any family > history you could donate about them would be greatly appreciated. > > I have divided the soldiers from Walla Walla City into three groups - A-G; > H-M & > N-W. > > World War I Draft Registration cards are on microfilm. I have ordered those > for Walla Walla County through the Family History of the Mormon Church in > Walla Walla in hopes of finding next of kin on some of the 351 soldiers in > Battery D. The Family History Center has placed them on indefinite loan for > permanent use at their Family History Center. You may view them free of > charge at the Walla Walla center. The microfilms are also available at the > National Archives in Washington, D.C. and at their regional centers. > Microfilms of Draft Registration Cards are available for all states which > existed during World War I. > > Margaret Strickland > President > Walla Walla Valley Genealogical Society > > > > > > Donald Hawkins wrote: > > >Have not heard from her yet.... > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "pabst" <pabst@btc-bci.com> > >To: <ARFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 8:54 AM > >Subject: [ARFULTON] Battery D Boys of WW 2 ( Donald Hawkins JIM M. ) > > > > > > > > > >>Morn-in Don > >>I sent your ? to Margrett Stickland. Did she get a hold of you. I gave > >>her your Addy. > >>Happy Hunt-in > >>JIM Montgomery > >> > >> > >>Donald Hawkins wrote: > >> > >> > >> > >>>Is the Battery D boys WWII? > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>> > > > > ==== ARFULTON Mailing List ==== > If you wish to unsubscribe from the Fulton Co., AR list, send only the word > UNUSBSCRIBE to ARFULTON-l-request@rootsweb.com or if you are on the Digest List > to ARFULTON-d-request@rootsweb.com > Arkansas Cemeteries Volunteer Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcemete/arcem.htm > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Happy Hunt-in JIM M. 1870 Washington, Walla Walla County, Walla Walla Washington Territory Post Office, Page 60, Dated 20 July 1870 House Hold 461 Family 465 Line 25 WISEMAN J. T. 35 M W Farmer Tennessee Line 26 Nancy 27 F W Keeping House Arkansas Line 27 Wm 9 M W Washington Territory Line 28 Jefferson 8 M W Washington Territory Line 29 Josephine 6 F W I. T. Line 30 Charles 4 M W Washington Territory Line 31 Frances 2 F W Washington Territory Line 32 Mary 3/12 F W Washington Territory Not sure what the I. T. Is for unless it stands for Iowa Territory The census states that Mary was born in April

Hey You All Hope some of you can use this JIM Montgomery Descendants of Thomas Estes 1 Thomas ESTES Source: In E-Mail from Dale Marr marrdye@msn.com dated 30 January 2004 Born: November 11, 1799 in Orange County, North Carolina Died: August 18, 1886 in Eureka, Walla Walla County, Washington Burial: Prescott, Walla Walla County, Washington . +Milly CATES Source: In E-Mail from Dale Marr marrdye@msn.com dated 30 January 2004 Born: Abt. 1801 in Orange County, North Carolina Died: Abt. 1832 in Henry County, Tennessee Married: November 04, 1820 in Orange County, North Carolina *2nd Wife of Thomas ESTES: . +Irania Irene ( Ann ) MALONE Source: Some of the info In E-Mail from Dale Marr marrdye@msn.com dated 30 January 2004 Born: April 24, 1814 in Tennessee Died: November 15, 1888 in Eureka, Walla Walla County, Washington Married: April 15, 1833 Burial: Prescott, Walla Walla County, Washington 1870 Washington, Walla Walla County, Walla Walla Post Office, Page 59. Dated 20 July 1870 House Hold 456 Family 459 Line 29 ESTES Thomas 70 M W Farmer North Carolina Line 30 Irene 55 F W Keeping House Tennessee Line 31 John 21 M W Farmer Arkansas Line 32 Hugh 16 M W Farm Hand Arkansas Line 33 Winchester 12 M W Arkansas Line 34 Tipton 10 M W Arkansas Line 35 Sidney 8 M W Washington Territory Line 36 Rinchloe Sarah 9 F W Washington Territory Line 37 Henderson Thomas 16 M W Farm Hand Iowa Note sure of the spelling of Rinchloe or the name Sidney

Don This is the info she had put out. Let Me know if you get it ok. I sent this to list for others that may want the info. Don let me know if you get it ok Happy Hunt-in JIM M. WAWALLAW-L Archives From: "Margaret Strickland" <margstri@bmi.net <mailto:margstri@bmi.net>> Subject: [WAWALLAW-L] World War I Soldiers, Walla Walla City (A-G), WA Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2004 10:58:18 -0800 The Walla Walla Valley Genealogical Society is assisting the Loose Cannon Committee of Walla Walla in finding descendants of the following soldiers from Walla Walla County who were in Battery D and used the 155 mm French cannons during World War I. Their Battalion was the first American unit to receive such advanced weaponry in World War I. At the request of the City of Walla Walla, 4 of the cannons were sent to Walla Walla from France in 1920 following the end of the war and the United States Congress formally loaned the cannons to the City of Walla in 1927. Two of the cannons were turned in during World War II to be used to make equipment for World War II. Two have remained in Walla Walla and are being refurbished by the Loose Cannon Committee. The Committee would like to find descendants of these soldiers so they may be invited to the dedication of the cannons when the project is completed. Arnold*, Brown E.-Pvt. 1st Class Bailey*,Frank E.-Private Bargar*, Ray -Pvt. 1st Class Barker*, Tom H.-Sergt. Barnes*, Henry T.-Pvt. 1st Class Bentson*, Raymond J. -Sergt. Bergstrom*, John-Cook Bigler**, Frank R.-Mess Sergt. Blair*, Bonnie W.-Wagoner Boling*, Lloyd I.-Private Bowman*, Alvin A.-Private Carr*, George T.-Pvt. 1st Class Chernis*, Samuel-Corporal Clerin, Drew-Sergt. Clisby*, George B.-Corporal Cornwell*, Richard D.-Sergt. Eddy*, Edward N.-Cook Edmonds*, Allen C.-Private Exline, James C.-Captain Fortier*,William J.-Corporal Foss*, Amos N.-Corporal Fries**, Adam-Wagoner Fullbright*, Elmer E.-Private Gingerich*, Kenneth R.-Pvt. 1st Class * Served with Brigade at Front **Wounded in Action ***Killed in action or died from wounds, disease or accident If you have information on descendants of the above soldiers who served with Battery D, the Walla Walla Valley Genealogical Society would appreciate hearing from you. We are not only interested in descendants but any family history you could donate about them would be greatly appreciated. I have divided the soldiers from Walla Walla City into three groups - A-G; H-M & N-W. World War I Draft Registration cards are on microfilm. I have ordered those for Walla Walla County through the Family History of the Mormon Church in Walla Walla in hopes of finding next of kin on some of the 351 soldiers in Battery D. The Family History Center has placed them on indefinite loan for permanent use at their Family History Center. You may view them free of charge at the Walla Walla center. The microfilms are also available at the National Archives in Washington, D.C. and at their regional centers. Microfilms of Draft Registration Cards are available for all states which existed during World War I. Margaret Strickland President Walla Walla Valley Genealogical Society Donald Hawkins wrote: >Have not heard from her yet.... > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "pabst" <pabst@btc-bci.com> >To: <ARFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 8:54 AM >Subject: [ARFULTON] Battery D Boys of WW 2 ( Donald Hawkins JIM M. ) > > > > >>Morn-in Don >>I sent your ? to Margrett Stickland. Did she get a hold of you. I gave >>her your Addy. >>Happy Hunt-in >>JIM Montgomery >> >> >>Donald Hawkins wrote: >> >> >> >>>Is the Battery D boys WWII? >>> >>> >>> >>>

Morn-in Don I sent your ? to Margrett Stickland. Did she get a hold of you. I gave her your Addy. Happy Hunt-in JIM Montgomery Donald Hawkins wrote: >Is the Battery D boys WWII? > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "pabst" <pabst@btc-bci.com> >To: <ARFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 8:08 AM >Subject: [ARFULTON] Re: [WAWALLAW-L] Anthony Senter Wiseman Born February >09, 1814 in North Carolina > > > > >>Morn-in Margaret >> >> >>

Have not heard from her yet.... ----- Original Message ----- From: "pabst" <pabst@btc-bci.com> To: <ARFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, May 14, 2004 8:54 AM Subject: [ARFULTON] Battery D Boys of WW 2 ( Donald Hawkins JIM M. ) > Morn-in Don > I sent your ? to Margrett Stickland. Did she get a hold of you. I gave > her your Addy. > Happy Hunt-in > JIM Montgomery > > > Donald Hawkins wrote: > > >Is the Battery D boys WWII? > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: "pabst" <pabst@btc-bci.com> > >To: <ARFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 8:08 AM > >Subject: [ARFULTON] Re: [WAWALLAW-L] Anthony Senter Wiseman Born February > >09, 1814 in North Carolina > > > > > > > > > >>Morn-in Margaret > >> > >> > >> > > > > ==== ARFULTON Mailing List ==== > If you wish to unsubscribe from the Fulton Co., AR list, send only the word > UNUSBSCRIBE to ARFULTON-l-request@rootsweb.com or if you are on the Digest List > to ARFULTON-d-request@rootsweb.com > Arkansas Cemeteries Volunteer Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcemete/arcem.htm > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Is the Battery D boys WWII? ----- Original Message ----- From: "pabst" <pabst@btc-bci.com> To: <ARFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004 8:08 AM Subject: [ARFULTON] Re: [WAWALLAW-L] Anthony Senter Wiseman Born February 09, 1814 in North Carolina > Morn-in Margaret > Thanks for getting back. Have you sent a note to the Izard and Fulton > County Arkansas List a lot of good people there may be able to help > > > Margaret Strickland wrote: > > >Yes, I am still out here - I will be happy to receive your information when > >you have time to do it. Was surprised to see a note to me. Hope all is > >well with you. Still looking for the Battery D boys. So far we have found > >information on descendants of 19 soldiers and turned in about 39 descendants > >to the Loose Cannon Project so they may invite them to the dedication of the > >two cannons when they are refurbished. > > > >Happy Searching, > >Margaret > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== ARFULTON Mailing List ==== > If you wish to unsubscribe from the Fulton Co., AR list, send only the word > UNUSBSCRIBE to ARFULTON-l-request@rootsweb.com or if you are on the Digest List > to ARFULTON-d-request@rootsweb.com > Arkansas Cemeteries Volunteer Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcemete/arcem.htm > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 >

Morn-in Margaret Thanks for getting back. Have you sent a note to the Izard and Fulton County Arkansas List a lot of good people there may be able to help Margaret Strickland wrote: >Yes, I am still out here - I will be happy to receive your information when >you have time to do it. Was surprised to see a note to me. Hope all is >well with you. Still looking for the Battery D boys. So far we have found >information on descendants of 19 soldiers and turned in about 39 descendants >to the Loose Cannon Project so they may invite them to the dedication of the >two cannons when they are refurbished. > >Happy Searching, >Margaret > > > > > >

Hi folks! The V.A. has gone on line with info on where veterans are buried, including Arlington (since 1999) and other National Cemeteries. Approximately 80,000 names are currently on file. They hope to also include the locations of deceased military personnel where grave markers were ordered in the future. The site is www.cem.va.gov For example, I gave the surname and first name of my great-uncle and had the following information returned: 1. NISBETT, NOEL A SGT US ARMY VETERAN SERVICE DATES: 10/19/1917 - 06/30/1919 DATE OF BIRTH: 08/02/1894 DATE OF DEATH: 09/16/1967 DATE OF INTERMENT: 09/19/1967 BURIED AT: SECTION H SITE 1636 JEFFERSON BARRACKS NATIONAL CEMETERY 2900 SHERIDAN ROAD ST. LOUIS , MO 63125 (314) 260-8691 (314) 260-8692 -- Robert W. King I'm an ingenieur, NOT a bloody locomotive driver! SnailNet: 19023 TV Tower Rd, Winslow, Arkansas 72959 BellNet: 479-634-2086 InterNet: robert@wildweasel.net Web site: http://www.wildweasel.net

I have a friend who has purchased an old friendship quilt top at a resale shop. There is no indication as to who made it but it has a lot of names of families from the Mitchell and Viola AR area. She has completely finished the quilt and it now hangs in the Wild Cherry AR Church for all to enjoy. I thought I would list the names on it and hope it might help someone with their family search. This is the order in which the names were given to me: Mr and Mrs Joe Dockins Marian Elliot Dorothy Elliot Edith Elliott Louise Elliot Ella Mitchel Donald Mitchel Velma Mitchel Maud Mitchel Homer Mitchel Doyle Mitchel Paula Wyatt Phyllis Wyatt Lucille Wyatt Marilyn Wyatt Willie Mae Jeto Ted & Orrie Smith Anna Lee Smith Diane Betty Zane & Irvin Smith Sharon Williams Max Williams Gladys Williams Cora Williams Eunice Sexton Dollie Sexton Fredis Painter Roxie Painter L. D. Painter Buford Faught J. B. Faught James M. Faught J. E. Faught Charlett Faught Rita Atkins Ethel Atkins Betty Hensley Bessie Woods Maude Copeland Nada Skidmore Elne Hangs Gail

Morn-in Dale I am still after Grandma Sophronia Davenport ( Wiseman ) Montgomery. :-) I am not sure but we have some how got the same birth date, March 23, 1818, for Daniel Thomas Wiseman and his wife Eleanor ( Nellie ) Harrison. The reason I am asking you is that we say we got some of the info for Nellie from you. Can you or any one shed some lite on this. see some of our info below. Thanks in advance and happy hunting Jim and Judy ( Shuck ) Montgomery JIM M. Some of Info for Eleanor ( Nillie ) Harrison from Sharon Larson date 2001 and E-Mail from Dale Marr 19 December 2003 marrdye@msn.com 1860 Tennessee, Warren County, McMinnville page 471 dated 9 August 1860 WISEMAN Dan'l 39 M Tennessee Nelly 38 F Tennessee Audley 14 M Tennessee Saphona 12 F Tennessee Milly 10 F Tennessee George 9 M Tennessee Nancy 7 F Tennessee Licinda 2 F Tennessee 1870 Tennessee, Warren County, McMinnville, page 62 dated 4 August 1877 House hould 35 Family 35 Line 29 WISEMAN, Daniel 52 M W Farmer Tennessee Line 31 Nelly 48 F W Keeping House Tennessee Line 32 George 14 M W Tennessee Line 33 Nancy 12 F W Tennessee Line 34 Leatitis ? 10 F W Tennessee Line 34 could be spelled Liatitis In tree by Sharon Lawson has Danial born in Fulton County Arkansas 1880 Tennessee, Warren County, District 2, page 326, dated 21 Jun 1880 WISEMAN Daniel Head 62 M Tennessee North Carlina Tennessee Nellie Wife 58 M Tennessee Virginia Virginia Bishop, Luticia Daughter 24 Wd Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Carr, Hilary (M) Laborer 23 Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee 1900 Warren Co., TN -- Dist. 5 -- 12 Jun 1900 -- p. 103 McGEE Elizabeth Jan 1849 51 TN TN TN Head Georgia Oct 1879 20 TN TN TN Daughter Wiseman, Daniel May 1819 81 TN NC NC Father We have in our tree Daniel Thomas WISEMAN born: March 13, 1818. We got our info years ago from a tree by Sharon Lawson The 1900 Warren County, Tennessee census has him born May 1819 Info that Dale Marr has sent us 19 December 2003 has Daniel Wiseman b: 20 Jan 1817 in Carter Co., TN d: 30 Oct 1904 in Warren Co., TN The Grave marker erected by Roy, Eugene and Georgia Wiseman has January 20, 1817 - October 30, 1904 Part of E-Mail from Elaine Steere 10 February 2004 at es720@bellsouth.net Martin's sons Thomas and Daniel married sisters Anna(Tom) and Nellie (Dan) Harrison and returned to Warren Co, TN by 1846

On April 17, 10:00 there will a Gathering of the Cousins in Tuckerman City Park with Bar-B-Que and lots of visinting. This includes all people who can connect in any way back to Old Ephriam and his brother William H. Sharp. For whom the county was named. Each of you are welcome and encouraged to attend. You can find out more details by contacing me at Tootied@cox.net. We will discuss the interconnections of the different families associated with the SHARP line. A Civil War memorial will be set for Pinkney Shipley who married Margaret Amanda Sharp, daughter of Old Ephriam. We will try to organize ourselves into a association. One of the goals will be to try to save some of the Historical sites of our ancestors. This will include all the cousins on my website almost 300 strong. There will be cousins from other SHARP lines that connect back to our William and Mary Sharp in the early 1700s. Thank you and know that I have much material on these lines that I would love to share wi! th all. All surnames are welcome into our group. Ira Sharp Dennis aka Tootie

Morn-in all Back in Michigan from California. What a change. 80 temp + there with sand and concrete and 17 - here with snow. O well had to come to an end. What we would like to know if some one can tell us for sure. Found the below in marriage records for Izard County Arkansas. Not sure if it is our Lulu G. Montgomery born abt 1864. Daughter of Jeremiah Glenn Montgomery born 24 Dec 1838 and Sallie K. Foster born 1838 Thankd and Happy hunt-in Jim and Judy ( Shuck ) Montgomery JIM M. Izard County Arkansas Marriage: Harvey T. Forrest to Lulu Montgomery, Dec. 2, 1896 Book. 2, Page 319 Not sure that this is the right Harvey and Lula. JIM Montgomery 17 March 2004.

Hi - saw your posting regardint the Smiths.... I have a Joseph Smith and Elizabeth (Tuttle) Smith who were on the 1860 Fulton County, Ark. census. They came from Tenn. and were the parents of my great great grandmother, Mary Jane Smith Presley. I have always wondered where/when they died. They were living next to Mary Jane Smith Presley and her husband Milas Pinkney Presley in 1860, along with their new baby Mahala Presley. If anyone has info on this Smith family, I would love to hear from you too. There are sooooo many Smiths in that area who came from Tenn. Thanks so much, Janice

Thank you Fern,Vera, and Peggy will be looking forward for the picture.Seems like at one timethere was a ferry on white river there at Norfork, but may be dreaming.I was wondering if the Sheid bridge above Norfork didn't take its place. Fern i guess the bridge was being built at the time this picture was taken.Don't look like the road on the Stone Co side was black topped then. Thanks again june Come See Our Kin (and friends) http://communities.msn.com/JunebugsOldFamilyPhotos

Looking for marriage of Eliza Turner (or maybe Crouch) to John Mansfield McLain in 1879 in Salem Fulton Co., Ar.- Looking for Eliza's maiden name, Turner or Crouch???? Anybody have access to marriage information????

I have some Smiths: James Smith b.1828 +Nancy Jane Brewer James Calvin Smith b. 1854 +Nancy Holder James E. Smith Sr. b. abt 1862 +Anna Elizabeth Brewer Those are the James Smiths. Would apprecate information on the following family: W. C. "Cam" Smith b. abt 1848 + Sarah Roberts (I am a Roberts) Robert Lee Smith B. abt 1874 +Dora Morrison ---this couple had eight children, all the names beginning with the letter C. I do not know when they moved from Fulton County or where they went. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Henry Menard" <joycebud@earthlink.net> To: <ARFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 21, 2004 11:49 PM Subject: RE: [ARFULTON] Found This Interesting > Hello, > > This is very interesting. Thank you. > > These are my Grandparents. Researching James H. SMITH and Farcy > CARUTHERS. I don't have any information on the SMITH family. The family > said his parents died when he was about 2. > Farcy CARUTHERS was the daughter of John D. CARUTHERS. They were married > in Salem, Fulton County, July 16, 1899. They went to OK. My Mother is > Minnie Mae SMITH. > > Joyce M. MILLER MENARD in La Mesa, CA > > > > [Original Message] > > From: <TLangAdams@aol.com> > > To: <ARFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> > > Date: 1/17/2004 8:36:09 AM > > Subject: [ARFULTON] Found This Interesting > > > > Retailers think they have problems keeping up with purchases today with a > > computer....:) > > > > > > TO ALL DEALERS AND PURCHASERS OF FOOD IN CRAWFORD COUNTY, ARKANSAS > > > > For your information and conduct, and until further notice, the following > > rules and orders are hereby made and established by the United States > Food > > Administration for Crawford County, Arkansas, which rules and orders must > be rigidly > > observed and obeyed. A violation of these rules will be punished as the > law > > directs. > > > > QUANTITIES OF PURCHASE > > > > SUGAR- each purchase by persons residing in towns or cities not to exceed > > five pounds. By persons residing in the country, not to exceed ten pounds. > > > > FLOUR-each purchase by persons residing in towns or cities not to exceed > 24 > > pounds. Purchaser who resides in country, 50 pounds. > > > > With each purchase of flour by persons residing in town or city, there > must > > be purchased or sold an equal amount in weight of one of the following > > substitutes: > > > > Buckwheat, Rice Flour, Oatmeal, Corn Meal, Grits, Peanut Flour, Rice, > Corn > > Flour, Bran Flour, Shorts, Bean Flour, Corn Starch, Hominy, Potato Flour. > > > > Irish Potatoes may be sold in proportion of four lbs. Of potatoes to one > > pound of flour. > > > > A person who resides in the country and who certifies to the seller that > he > > has on hand any of the above substitutes, and that he and his family are > using > > this substitute in equal proportion to the flour purchased, will not be > > required to purchase any of the substitutes. > > > > The above substitutes only, can be sold, and must be sold at reasonable > > prices. No excessive profits on these will be tolerated or allowed. > > > > MEATS-All meat markets and grocery stores, or other dealers, are hereby > > prohibited from selling beef, pork, mutton, either fresh or preserved or > canned, on > > Tuesday of each week, which is a meatless day. > > > > PORK- Pork or any of its products cannot be legally sold by anyone > between 12 > > oâ?Tclock Friday night and 7 oâ?Tclock Saturday morning. > > > > The serving or consumption of pork or any of its products on Saturday is > > prohibited, and all persons are hereby urged to see that this requirement > is > > strictly observed. > > > > VEAL- the slaughter of calves, either by butchers, farmers, or any other > > persons, firm or corporation, or their sale for slaughter, is hereby > prohibited. > > > > DELIVERY OF GOODS > > > > Retailers of food must curtail their expenses so as to sell all foods at > the > > least possible prices. In towns or cities, goods ordered after 9:30 > oâ?Tclock in > > the mornings shall be delivered in the afternoon; goods ordered after 4 p > m, > > has not be delivered until the following morning. > > > > RECEIPT AND DECLARATOIN OF PURCHASE > > > > Each dealer in food supplies shall provide himself with printed blanks, > upon > > which there shall be entered the date of purchase, the name of the > seller, the > > name of the purchaser, the number of pounds of sugar and flour purchased > and > > the number of pounds of flour, substitute and sugar on hand. These > receipts > > shall be signed by the purchaser and kept on file by the dealer, subject > to any > > authorized agent of the Food Administration and by said Administration > filed > > for record. Any false statement made by the purchaser to the dealer in > these > > receipts, will be subject by the purchaser to such penalties as the law > directs. > > > > HOARDING-any person found to have on hand at any one time any sugar or > flour > > in excess of the amount hereby limited will be regarded and held as a > hoarder > > of food necessities, and the surplus of such goods so found will be > > confiscated by the government, and the person so found hoarding will be > reported to the > > United States Department of Justice and proceeded against as the law > directs. > > > > CHICKENS- On or after February 13, 1918, and until further notice, hens > and > > pullets must not be sold, for food, either alive or dressed, and the > killing of > > them by anyone is hereby prohibited, after said date. > > > > WHEATLESS DAYS > > > > The National Food Administration has by order made Monday and Wednesday > of > > each week wheatless days. > > > > MEATLESS DAYS > > > > Tuesday of each week is meatless day and Saturday of each week is > porkless > > day. > > > > These rules are based solely upon an Act of Congress of the United States > and > > must, of course, be obeyed. > > > > Our sons, our brothers and other relatives are no in the trenches > fighting > > that we may live and enjoy the liberty and freedom so fully guaranteed to > us by > > our constitution and the blood of our forefathers. > > > > Patience, patriotism and co-operation by all of our people, will, in the > end, > > win the war for liberty. This, we know we will have in its full limit in > > Crawford County, Arkansas. > > > > Food for our army and navy is as essential as powder and steel to win > this > > war. Let us save and economize to the end that our boys who are in the > army and > > navy may have all the food necessary for their sustenance. Sam R Chew, U > S > > Food Administrator for Crawford County. Approved: S A Pernot, J L Rea, > Charles A > > Pape, Executive Committee, Van Buren, Arkansas, February 19, 1918. > > > > Fran Alverson Warren > > e-mail: alverson@valuelinx.net > > > > T. F. 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Hello, This is very interesting. Thank you. These are my Grandparents. Researching James H. SMITH and Farcy CARUTHERS. I don't have any information on the SMITH family. The family said his parents died when he was about 2. Farcy CARUTHERS was the daughter of John D. CARUTHERS. They were married in Salem, Fulton County, July 16, 1899. They went to OK. My Mother is Minnie Mae SMITH. Joyce M. MILLER MENARD in La Mesa, CA > [Original Message] > From: <TLangAdams@aol.com> > To: <ARFULTON-L@rootsweb.com> > Date: 1/17/2004 8:36:09 AM > Subject: [ARFULTON] Found This Interesting > > Retailers think they have problems keeping up with purchases today with a > computer....:) > > > TO ALL DEALERS AND PURCHASERS OF FOOD IN CRAWFORD COUNTY, ARKANSAS > > For your information and conduct, and until further notice, the following > rules and orders are hereby made and established by the United States Food > Administration for Crawford County, Arkansas, which rules and orders must be rigidly > observed and obeyed. A violation of these rules will be punished as the law > directs. > > QUANTITIES OF PURCHASE > > SUGAR- each purchase by persons residing in towns or cities not to exceed > five pounds. By persons residing in the country, not to exceed ten pounds. > > FLOUR-each purchase by persons residing in towns or cities not to exceed 24 > pounds. Purchaser who resides in country, 50 pounds. > > With each purchase of flour by persons residing in town or city, there must > be purchased or sold an equal amount in weight of one of the following > substitutes: > > Buckwheat, Rice Flour, Oatmeal, Corn Meal, Grits, Peanut Flour, Rice, Corn > Flour, Bran Flour, Shorts, Bean Flour, Corn Starch, Hominy, Potato Flour. > > Irish Potatoes may be sold in proportion of four lbs. Of potatoes to one > pound of flour. > > A person who resides in the country and who certifies to the seller that he > has on hand any of the above substitutes, and that he and his family are using > this substitute in equal proportion to the flour purchased, will not be > required to purchase any of the substitutes. > > The above substitutes only, can be sold, and must be sold at reasonable > prices. No excessive profits on these will be tolerated or allowed. > > MEATS-All meat markets and grocery stores, or other dealers, are hereby > prohibited from selling beef, pork, mutton, either fresh or preserved or canned, on > Tuesday of each week, which is a meatless day. > > PORK- Pork or any of its products cannot be legally sold by anyone between 12 > o���clock Friday night and 7 o���clock Saturday morning. > > The serving or consumption of pork or any of its products on Saturday is > prohibited, and all persons are hereby urged to see that this requirement is > strictly observed. > > VEAL- the slaughter of calves, either by butchers, farmers, or any other > persons, firm or corporation, or their sale for slaughter, is hereby prohibited. > > DELIVERY OF GOODS > > Retailers of food must curtail their expenses so as to sell all foods at the > least possible prices. In towns or cities, goods ordered after 9:30 o���clock in > the mornings shall be delivered in the afternoon; goods ordered after 4 p m, > has not be delivered until the following morning. > > RECEIPT AND DECLARATOIN OF PURCHASE > > Each dealer in food supplies shall provide himself with printed blanks, upon > which there shall be entered the date of purchase, the name of the seller, the > name of the purchaser, the number of pounds of sugar and flour purchased and > the number of pounds of flour, substitute and sugar on hand. These receipts > shall be signed by the purchaser and kept on file by the dealer, subject to any > authorized agent of the Food Administration and by said Administration filed > for record. Any false statement made by the purchaser to the dealer in these > receipts, will be subject by the purchaser to such penalties as the law directs. > > HOARDING-any person found to have on hand at any one time any sugar or flour > in excess of the amount hereby limited will be regarded and held as a hoarder > of food necessities, and the surplus of such goods so found will be > confiscated by the government, and the person so found hoarding will be reported to the > United States Department of Justice and proceeded against as the law directs. > > CHICKENS- On or after February 13, 1918, and until further notice, hens and > pullets must not be sold, for food, either alive or dressed, and the killing of > them by anyone is hereby prohibited, after said date. > > WHEATLESS DAYS > > The National Food Administration has by order made Monday and Wednesday of > each week wheatless days. > > MEATLESS DAYS > > Tuesday of each week is meatless day and Saturday of each week is porkless > day. > > These rules are based solely upon an Act of Congress of the United States and > must, of course, be obeyed. > > Our sons, our brothers and other relatives are no in the trenches fighting > that we may live and enjoy the liberty and freedom so fully guaranteed to us by > our constitution and the blood of our forefathers. > > Patience, patriotism and co-operation by all of our people, will, in the end, > win the war for liberty. This, we know we will have in its full limit in > Crawford County, Arkansas. > > Food for our army and navy is as essential as powder and steel to win this > war. Let us save and economize to the end that our boys who are in the army and > navy may have all the food necessary for their sustenance. Sam R Chew, U S > Food Administrator for Crawford County. Approved: S A Pernot, J L Rea, Charles A > Pape, Executive Committee, Van Buren, Arkansas, February 19, 1918. > > Fran Alverson Warren > e-mail: alverson@valuelinx.net > > T. F. 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Searching for information and ancestors of : WILLIAM T TAYLOR, b: Jan 16, 1850 (VanBuren) TN, d: Apr 07, 1942 Doyle (White), TN, m: ELIZABETH JANE SPARKMAN, b: Mar 26 1845 Doyle (White) TN, d: Aug 14, 1906 Doyle (White) TN. There were at least three children. ARTHUR TAYLOR b: May 07, 1877 Doyle (White) TN d: Jun 26, 1913 Viola (Fulton) AR m: NANCY EARLS b: Jul 05, 1877 Doyle (White) TN d: Nov 17, 1935 Sioux City (Woodbury) IA ARTHUR TAYLOR is my great-grandfather. Thank you, Keith Carman Searching for Taylor, Earls

Does anyone have copies of the following Fulton Co. Chronicals? Vol 3 #2 Feb. 1988 - Includes WHEELING Vol 4 #1 Spring 1988 Includes ONE ROOM SCHOOL Vol 6 Spring 1991 Includes SINGING SCHOOL I had the name Carla H. Blanton in Salem, but the mail is returned... Would gladly pay for copies of these articles...Thanks! Volamae in Florida