Hi Here is the link to our Greene Co. Website online . We have all the Grooms list paosted and have just started the bride's. tina Greene County, Ar. Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~argreene/greenecountyindexpa.htm Come Take a Trip in History !!!!! -----Original Message----- From: tudemurdog <tudemurdog@alltel.net> To: ARGREENE-L@rootsweb.com <ARGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, November 19, 2000 11:12 AM Subject: [ARGREENE] marriage records >Can anyone tell me if there are marriage records for Greene Co. as early as 1894? And did the newspaper in Paragould list birth announcements or marriages between 1896-1900? >Thanks, >Judy > > >==== ARGREENE Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe send a message to ARGREENE-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM with >only the word "unsubscribe" in the message. > >============================== >Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! >http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2

Posted on: Greene County, Ar Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene/981 Surname: Harvell, Harville, Pettigrew ------------------------- I have a John Neel Pettigrew in my line whose mother was Millie Harville(Harvell).Could this be who your searching for?They lived in Chismville(Logan County Ark),before moving to Texas in late 1800,s.Ive found a Harvell Cemetary in Logan County also.My info is sketchy at best,but I believe Millie Pettigrew married a Harvell after the death of husband Pettigrew,and possibly son changed names,and then changed back to the original after marriage?Please contact me if this is of help.

Judy- This was in Ancestry.com; on ZION FULLER 1820 FULLER ZION Greensville County VA page 003 ----- FamilyHistory.com Message Boards walter fuller City AL 1888, died in Denver 1926. Father Zion Fuller of SC, mother Julia Daniel Fuller of GA. Daughter possibly named Margaret, daughter Zion FULLER of Alabama for info on Zion R. Fuller of Phenix City AL. He was born June 1867. Married Julia A. Daniel in Sept. 1888. They ------------- I typed in FULLER and selected VA and this came up- if you would like me to investigate any of these other census records let me know. Brenda. Fuller Census Records 1790 United States Federal Census 529 Barnstable County, Massachusetts Census, 1855: Barnstable, Brewster, Chatham 46 Nevada State 1875 Census 9 Virginia 1910 Census Miracode Index 703 Virginia Census, 1800-90 740 Winona County, Minnesota Census, 1920 4 ------- >Does anyone on the list have the WFT 1820 Census Index? Yesterday it was >listed as CD# 726, today it's listed as Family Archive CD# 314. If so, >would you kindly look up Zion FULLER in VA and tell me what it says? >Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. I really appreciate it. >Judy in GA > > >==== ARGREENE Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe send a message to ARGREENE-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM with >only the word "unsubscribe" in the message. > >============================== >Search more than 150 million free records at RootsWeb! >http://searches.rootsweb.com/ Brenda Gaines Gulick Swamp Creek Garden -Oregon http://www.pioneer.net/~brendad/ Mom's side - Smith, Payne, Ward, Horne, Nolen, Killcreece, McDaniel, Lamb, Johnson, Degraffenreid, Vass, Baker, Needham, Tscharner, Diesbach, Jenner, Muhlinen, Abbuhl, Lenheer, Ringenberg, Enswyl, Von Lindenach, Veller, VonBaum , Stone, Rust, Johnston, Dejohnston, Forbes, Walker, Massey/Massie, Allen, Degarviach, Helen of Mar, of Mar Gartney, Vaus, Leighton, Lichton, Meldrum, Gartile, Barclay, Gloster, Gordon Dad's side - Gaines, Malcom, Holderby, Lewis, Harvey. Felix, Mays My Partner Patrick's family names- Gulick, Chaffey, Stevens/Stephens, Flynn

Thanks to all for the rapid response on my request for the 1820 census index look up for Zion FULLER. Now I have my work cut out for me! Judy in GA

Can anyone tell me if there are marriage records for Greene Co. as early as 1894? And did the newspaper in Paragould list birth announcements or marriages between 1896-1900? Thanks, Judy

Does anyone on the list have the WFT 1820 Census Index? Yesterday it was listed as CD# 726, today it's listed as Family Archive CD# 314. If so, would you kindly look up Zion FULLER in VA and tell me what it says? Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. I really appreciate it. Judy in GA

Hi, Could anyone tell me if MO or AR has a death index for 1902-1903? I'm looking for any record of the accidental death of Isabel FULLER, probably in 1903. I'm not sure if she died in or around Paragould, AR or Cape Girardeau, MO. She was the wife of Zion R. FULLER(could be common law). Thank for any assistance. Judy in GA

Hello, My name is Judy and I'm new to the list. I've recently found some info that leads me to believe my great grandfathers 2nd wife was killed in an accident in Paragould, AR about 1903. I would like to know if anyone recognizes the name Isabel FULLER, husband Zion FULLER? I don't know what her maiden name was or if in fact they we legally married. They had 3 daughters, Carmen, Gertrude and Irene, who were given up when their mother died. If any of this sounds familiar, I would love to hear about it. Thanks in advance for any assistance. Judy in GA

Hi Everyone, I ran across this link it is very intresting. It is the History Channel the link below goes to World War I Letters. http://www.historychannel.com/letters/ Enjoy. tina Greene County, Ar. Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~argreene/greenecountyindexpa.htm Come Take a Trip in History !!!!!

What is the Western Cherokee Nation in Paragould? RE: "Also the Western Cherokee Nation in Paragould is also helping to see what they can come up with. "

"Hello again Cousins!" As we are all well aware, missing marriage records can be a major blow to our research efforts. Am hoping that one or more among you might possibly recognize one or more of the above surnames in Clay Co., AR, and one or more of the below mentioned SEXTON family members and their spouses, who lived in Greene / Clay Co., AR, area from as early as the mid-to-late 1850's through as least 1900 or later in many instances: Mary E. (SEXTON) McDONNALD, b abt 1850, IL Nancy J. (SEXTON) SIDES, b abt 1853, AR John R. SEXTON, b Mar 1854, AR, m. Fanny I., b Jul 1856, TN William C. SEXTON, b abt 1856, AR, m. Marceline, b abt 1857, NC James A. SEXTON, b abt 1859, AR Henry M. SEXTON, b abt 1860, AR Ida Rebecca SEXTON, b Feb 1863, AR, m. Pinkney MASSEY. Lucinda (SEXTON) MASSEY, b abt 1864, AR Eva (SEXTON) OPP, b abt 1867, AR Benjamin F. SEXTON, b Jan 1872, AR, m. Edna F., b Feb 1880, AR Am hoping to learn the maiden names of the spouses of the above SEXTON brothers, and the given names for these unidentified spouses of the above SEXTON sisters, and eventually be able to learn the full identities of the children for as many of the above families as might be possible. Should you happen to recognize any of the above families, please do advise. Should any of these marriages be ancestral family for you or your immediate family, will be more than happy to share what I know of this family's ancestry. Am engaged in an on-going effort to identify as many descendants of "Our CRAIG Family!" as might eventually be possible, down through 1920 or so, for the benefit of future generations of family researchers. Thank you for any and all help or assistance you might lend in our family's on-going search for "Immigrant Ancestors and their Descendants!" Keeping my fingers crossed here! TTYL Craig CRAIG Team #8 "Always looking for Cousins!"

Posted on: Greene County, Ar Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene/980 Surname: MASSEY, McDONNALD, OPP, SEXTON, SIDES ------------------------- "Hello again Cousins!" As we are all well aware, missing marriage records can be a major blow to our research efforts. Am hoping that one or more among you might possibly recognize one or more of the above surnames in Clay Co., AR, and one or more of the below mentioned SEXTON family members and their spouses, who lived in Greene / Clay Co., AR, area from as early as the mid-to-late 1850's through as least 1900 or later in many instances: Mary E. (SEXTON) McDONNALD, b abt 1850, IL Nancy J. (SEXTON) SIDES, b abt 1853, AR John R. SEXTON, b Mar 1854, AR, m. Fanny I., b Jul 1856, TN William C. SEXTON, b abt 1856, AR, m. Marceline, b abt 1857, NC James A. SEXTON, b abt 1859, AR Henry M. SEXTON, b abt 1860, AR Ida Rebecca SEXTON, b Feb 1863, AR, m. Pinkney MASSEY. Lucinda (SEXTON) MASSEY, b abt 1864, AR Eva (SEXTON) OPP, b abt 1867, AR Benjamin F. SEXTON, b Jan 1872, AR, m. Edna F., b Feb 1880, AR Am hoping to learn the maiden names of the spouses of the above SEXTON brothers, and the given names for these unidentified spouses of the above SEXTON sisters, and eventually be able to learn the full identities of the children for as many of the above families as might be possible. Should you happen to recognize any of the above families, please do advise. Should any of these marriages be ancestral family for you or your immediate family, will be more than happy to share what I know of this family's ancestry. Am engaged in an on-going effort to identify as many descendants of "Our CRAIG Family!" as might eventually be possible, down through 1920 or so, for the benefit of future generations of family researchers. Thank you for any and all help or assistance you might lend in our family's on-going search for "Immigrant Ancestors and their Descendants!" Keeping my fingers crossed here! TTYL Craig CRAIG Team #8 "Always looking for Cousins!"

Hi Thank You ! I have also thought the same maybe being able to stay part of the summer vacation with their tribe it would be a vacation and learning experince for them. But I guess some laws stand when it comes to the old ways. tina Greene County, Ar. Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~argreene/greenecountyindexpa.htm Come Take a Trip in History !!!!! -----Original Message----- From: RJenn3110@aol.com <RJenn3110@aol.com> To: ARGREENE-L@rootsweb.com <ARGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Friday, November 17, 2000 11:41 AM Subject: Re: [ARGREENE] Indian Children >Tina, > >I have been reading the correspondence regarding the adoption of the Cherokee >Children. You said to keep the ideas coming. My suggestion to the parents >would be, of course if they are willing, make an agreement with the Cherokee >Nation to educate the children about their heritage and involve them in >Cherokee Events and Functions. Possibly in this way, the children will enjoy >the benefit of loving parents as well as knowing their heritage and >continuing it's life. Not the same as being reared in the environment, but >apparently there are no Cherokee parents to take the children. > >Robin J. > > >==== ARGREENE Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe send a message to ARGREENE-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM with >only the word "unsubscribe" in the message. > >============================== >Search over 600 million names at Ancestry.com! >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

Posted on: Greene County, Ar Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene/979 Surname: Sims, Shepherd, May ------------------------- they were there in 1880 around Mounds just outside of Rector. Thanks, Ava Smith

Tina, I have been reading the correspondence regarding the adoption of the Cherokee Children. You said to keep the ideas coming. My suggestion to the parents would be, of course if they are willing, make an agreement with the Cherokee Nation to educate the children about their heritage and involve them in Cherokee Events and Functions. Possibly in this way, the children will enjoy the benefit of loving parents as well as knowing their heritage and continuing it's life. Not the same as being reared in the environment, but apparently there are no Cherokee parents to take the children. Robin J.

The Guion Miller index includes the names of all persons applying for compensation arising from the judgment of the United States Court of Claims on May 28, 1906, for the Eastern Cherokee tribe. While numerous individuals applied, not all the claims were allowed. The information included on the index is the application number, the name of the applicant, and the State or Territory in which the individual resided at the time the application was filed. See instructions for ordering copies of these applications. http://www.accessgenealogy.com/native/guionmiller/ Good luck with your search! Dale Foresythe Acton, Massachusetts Searching - Foresyth, Foresythe, Forsythe, Denham, Howton, Summers

Ronnie, Sorry to bother you but I am looking for Ann HITKINS or Albert TODD. Do you find anything there about either name. Thanks for your time and trouble, Sandra SIMS Rabalais Barrow, Alaska

Tina: I have a book from the Cherokee Nation of 5 dif. rolls it's just a small book hard to follow, The down side is if the indian line is Echota Cherokee.But if I can find it in my book at least they'll have a number but then still be back to proving they have ties to the names. Thank You Ronnie Moore runt@rectec.net surnames: Moore,Maple,Clayton,Howard.Hays Stone,,Veal,Neil,Mitchell,Davis,Kirk,Bramlet Clutts, Samons ICQ 9642318 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tina Easley" <tina@grnco.net> To: <ARGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 2:40 PM Subject: [ARGREENE] Indian Children > Hi Everyone > I want to thank everyone for all the help we are receiving on this. I have > talked to the family again because I wanted to make sure they had a lawyer > check into it . And make sure it was no Scam and on the up and up. And it > is. They( the parents) have to show proof to the Cherokee Nation that they > have Indian Heritage something about the Indian Laws . But they have already > been to several hearings and they have come to a draw sort of they can still > be foster parents of the children but not fully adopt them until they have > the proof. So the Indian Council are trying to work with them. And they have > got another month before the next hearing . So that is where I came in they > have came to a brick wall on their tree. And have never tried tracing their > tree before . I know it is hard work it has took me ten years and more to > just put a dent in mine . What they have been working on for a couple of > months . Also the Western Cherokee Nation in Paragould is also helping to > see what they can come up with. So keep the ideas coming maybe we can all > pitch in and help. I know now what the Parents are talking about when they > say taking them away it is not the Cherokee Nation exactly to blame . By > being foster parents you are only allowed to keep the children for a certain > amount of time and then there moved to another foster familyso if they don't > get to adopted them they will be placed at a later time somewhere else..I > guess if I was in there shoes I would be feeling the same way when I wanted > to keep the children and didn't want to loose them. I'm sorry I confused > anyone it was really confusing and hard for me to understand especially when > they are very emotional about it.They have also contacted The Cherokee > Nation in Oklahoma but I'm sure this is starting to get expensive and are > probally not having a choice about it other than to try to do it > theirselves. > tina > Greene County, Ar. Website > http://www.rootsweb.com/~argreene/greenecountyindexpa.htm > Come Take a Trip in History !!!!! > > > ==== ARGREENE Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe send a message to ARGREENE-L-REQUEST@ROOTSWEB.COM with > only the word "unsubscribe" in the message. > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry's Library - The best collection of family history > learning and how-to articles on the Internet. > http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library

I wish there were some way for me to help these people but I have sorta the same brick wall where the rumor of Native American Ancestry is concerned. It is unfortunate that a matter of undocumented racial heritage would deprive children of two loving parents and the security of a stable home. Perhaps if it is well thought out a compromise with the Tribal Members who are the authorities in this case is possible if only to extend the situation into the future until such time that these people can establish their ancestry. Perhaps the Tribal Members would consider appointing someone or even another couple to act as God parents for these children to assure that they learn the culture and heritage the Nation feels is so important. It is certainly more likely for these children to learn what they need to know under such a circumstance rather than being moved from foster home to foster home. Of course the would-be parents would have to agree to abide by the time the children would need to spend with the God parents but that is the way of compromise. While this may only be a band aide to take care of the immediate future, it may give this family a chance to establish themselves to the Nations satisfaction. Perhaps everyone involved would learn something valuable from this kind of relationship. It is great to find the names of unknown ancestors but so much more satisfying to know why your ancestors were. Best wishes to everyone, Linda

Hi Thank You !! I was beginning to wonder if anyone had ever heard of this happening . I Know their laws are different but sometimes laws should be broken.I 'm also sending this to our Argreene list . So others will know about it happening before and it is not just a scam someone is trying to pull on this poor family. Thank You again Please Read On Argreene! tina Greene County, Ar. Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~argreene/greenecountyindexpa.htm Come Take a Trip in History !!!!! -----Original Message----- From: RDoncarlos@aol.com <RDoncarlos@aol.com> To: pj@apex.net <pj@apex.net>; tina@grnco.net <tina@grnco.net> Date: Thursday, November 16, 2000 12:08 PM Subject: Re: [TNWEAKLE] Needs Help pj@apex.net writes: the Indian Cherokee Council I think is what he called them.And they told them by their laws they have the authority to over rule ourcourts and laws and take the children back and place them with in anotherchildrens home until the proper Indian family comes along and wants them I wish you luck. This same thing happened in my family a couple of years ago. I and some others looked feverishly to find proof of Indian heritage but could find none. The family lost the little Indian boy in the end. They had had him since a baby and he knew no other family. The boys mothers family ended up with him, they were Indian and had all the rights according to the laws of the Tribe. It is a very hard situation, the Indian Council does carry alot of power. Good luck to you.........I'll be praying for you and for the family. Rita.............PJs bouncing ball.