Howdy Jim S Here is the next set of info of ours to yours in comparison . Hope I am not mudding the water to much. Like I have said this is sure not the law. Any thing that you or others may see where we are up a tree back words please let us know. and if there is something out there to back up the info would like to have that also. Happy Hunt-in Jim Montgomery We Have James H. MONTGOMERY Born: October 31, 1849 in North Carolina Died: April 03, 1853 in Arkansas Burial: Godwin Cemetery, Izard County, Arkansas Note: James Montgomery is found in a Survey of Izard County Arkansas Cemeteries compiled by Carroll E Hayden. Godwin Cemetery. Montgomery James H. 31 October 1849 - 03 April 1853 He was the son of James Montgomery born 1790 / 1793 You have James H. MONTGOMERY Born: October 31, 1849 in North Carolina Died: April 30, 1853 in Arkansas Burial: Godwin Cemetery, Izard County, Arkansas Jim we do not have the cemetery book. We may have made a typo. Like I said before just cause we have it that way doesn't make it law. NEXT ONE Ann Martha Morris WE HAVE Ann Martha MORRIS Born: October 20, 1828 in Henry County, Tennessee, Died: May 30, 1883 in Horseshoe Bend, Izard County, Arkansas Burial: Humphries Cemetery, Fulton County, Arkansas . +Joseph Wiley MONTGOMERY Born: June 18, 1823 in North Carolina Died: January 29, 1874 YOU HAVE Anna Martha MORRIS Born: October 20, 1833 in Montgomery County, Tennessee, Married before 1854, Died: May 30, 1883 in Horseshoe bend, Izard County, Arkansas Burial: Humphries Cemetery, Fulton County, Arkansas +Joseph Wiley MONTGOMERY Born: June 18, 1823 in North Carolina Died: January 29, 1874 Note's we have for Joseph and Ann Joseph Montgomery is found in a Survey of Izard County Arkansas cemeteries Compiled by Carroll E Hayden. The cemetery is in Fulton County not Izard Montgomery, Joseph ( Age: 50 year 7 Months ) 18 June 1823 - 29 January 1874 +Joseph Wiley MONTGOMERY Born: June 18, 1823 in North Carolina Died: January 29, 1874 1860 Pleasant Ridge Township, Fulton County, Arkansas Census compiled by Emma L. Adams 117/40 Joseph Montgomery 35 M farmer NC Ann 27 F TN Martha 6 F AR Elizabeth 4 F AR John 3 M AR William 2 M AR Samuel 6/12 M AR 1870 Arkansas Census, Fulton County, Pleasant Ridge Township, Franklin Post Office, Page 111 dated 28 July 1870 Household/Family No. , Name, age, Sex, Race, Occupation, born 2/7 Line: 4 MONTGOMERY Joseph 47 M W Farmer North Carolina Line: 5 Ann 40 F W Housekeeper Tennessee Line: 6 Martha 17 F W S Arkansas Line: 7 John 14 M W S Arkansas Line: 8 Thomas 8 M W Arkansas Line: 9 Joseph 6 M W Arkansas Line: 10 Monroe 1 M W Arkansas Not sure about the difference in the 1860 and the 1870 census records The one for the 1860 was copied Ann Martha is found in a Survey of Izard County Arkansas cemeteries compiled by Carroll E Hayden. The cemetery is in Fulton County not Izard Ann M ( Wife of Joseph Montgomery 20 October __ - 21 May__ Jim Montgomery Ann Martha Morris is found on the 1870 Arkansas Census, Fulton County, Pleasant Ridge Township, Franklin Post Office, Page 111 dated 28 July 1870 Line: 5 In writings from William Ridgway, Ann's second husband in email from the ARIZARD Rootsweb mailing list sent by Peggy King Truesdell dated April 27, 2000: ". . . So, on November 18, 1877, I was married to the widow Ann Montgomery. She was a good woman, though I made a mistake for we both had children and no two sets of children will hardly ever agree. She treated me well. In 1880, we took a visit to Texas to visit her brother, whom she had not seen for 32 years. It was a happy meeting, not long for them to enjoy, for one month after we got there, he took pneumonia and died. Not long after his death in March, I came back to Arkansas. Her brother's family wanted her to stay a while. She came back in June. Her brother's name was Riley Morris, and he was a strong Primitive Baptist. I visited this church twice while I was there and heard three able preachers: Anderson, Washington and Norton. Also, an old Brother Maples." About Ann Morris Montgomery Ridgway's death: "My wife had only one little boy with her . . . I had a nice little crop growing (probably at Ash Flat, Sharp County, Arkansas). In May, I was chopping my cotton out; my wife came out to where I was, 'a crying. She said she wanted to go to see her children. I had only two acres of cotton. I told her to wait until Sunday, as I wanted to finish my cotton. She agreed to wait, if I would take her on Sunday. I took her within one mile of her children and she said she would walk on. It was ten miles back home, so I went back. I asked her when I must come after her. She said she would have some of her folks bring her home when she got her stay out. On the following Wednesday, her little boy came after me. He said his mother was very sick. I went as quickly as I could get there. I believed she would die, from the dream I had the night before. She took a chill on Monday evening and died Saturday morning, on May 30, 1883. Those were dark days for me. She united with the Missionary Baptists in her young days; but her husband was a Presbyterian, so she united with them. She said, several times, if she had her clothing when we would see the Primitive Baptists baptizing, she would ask them to baptize her. She said they were her people." NEXT; ALBERT MARION and Martha JANE ( MONTGOMERY ) WE HAVE: Albert Marion KING Source: Family information for Albert M. and Martha Jane (Montgomery) King and their children Samuel Wiley, Laura Ann, Mary Estella (Tiller), Lemuel William Morris, Dora Belle, David Montgomery, Ethel Geneva, Pearl T. and Eula - Dee Colvin via email February 1, 2001. chrdcol@gte.net Born: August 09, 1850 Died: September 01, 1904 Burial: Wiseman Cemetery, Wiseman, Izard County, Arkansas . +Martha Jane MONTGOMERY Born: October 1853 in Arkansas Died: 1926 Married: 1871 Burial: Corinth Church Cemetery, Wild Cherry, Arkansas Father: Joseph Wiley MONTGOMERY Mother: Ann Martha MORRIS YOU HAVE; Albert Marion KING Born: August 09, 1850 Died: September 01, 1904 Burial: Wiseman Cemetery, Wiseman, Izard County, Arkansas . +Martha Jane MONTGOMERY Born: October 28 1851 in Arkansas Died: 1926 Married: or maybe 1923 Burial: Corinth Church Cemetery, Notes we Have for Albert and Martha. The 1880 Izard County, Arkansas census has Albert M. and Martha J. family along with his bother-in-Laws Thomas and Joseph Montgomery. 1900 Arkansas, Izard County, Jefferson Township,Sheet 11-B, dated 25 June 1900 House Hold 201 Family 202 Line 82 KING Albert M. Head W M August 1850 49 M 29 Arkansas Alabama Arkansas Line 83 Martha J Wife W F October 1853 46 M 29 Arkansas South Carolina Tennessee Line 84 Samuel W. Son W M December 1872 27 S Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Line 85 Dora B. Daughter W F August 1877 22 S Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Line 86 Mary E. Daughter W F March 1897 21 S Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Line 87 William L. Son W M January 1882 18 Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Line 88 David M. Son W M June 1884 15 S Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Line 89 Ethel G. Daughter W F February 1887 13 S Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Line 90 Talitha P Daughter W F January 1870 10 S Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Line 91 Eula M. Daughter W F October 1894 5 S Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas The age listed in the 1900 census is of the last birth date. The 1900 census has Martha as mother of 9 with 8 children living. Date: Tue, 26 Mar 2002 11:40:27 -0600 From: "Charles and Dee Colvin" <chrdcol@gte.net> According to Ethel, daughter of David Montgomery King, her grandfather, Albert M. King owned a sawmill I would like to know if there is anything in the history of one of these counties that would tell where the sawmill was, and perhaps even about the logging accident.. My records show Albert M. King died 1 Sept 1904. Ethel said David Montgomery ran and carried Albert M. out of the forrest to try to get help. David Montgomery King was a builder by trade, and he built many of their own homes. ~~Dee Martha Jane Montgomery is found on the 1870 Arkansas Census, Fulton County, Pleasant Ridge Township, Franklin Post Office, Page 111 dated 28 July 1870 Line: 6 1900 Arkansas, Izard County, Jefferson Township,Sheet 11-B, dated 25 June 1900 House Hold 201 Family 202 Line 83 Martha J Wife W F October 1853 46 M 29 Arkansas South Carolina Tennessee The age listed in the 1900 census is of the last birth date. Mel Stephens has in his notes from Pearl Majors that Mary Jane was blind for 30-40 years, as of 1982 the cause was unknown.