Does anyone know of any Crowleys that came from Jackson Co., AL to Greene Co., Ark about 1810-60? I was looking for my Jesse Williams in 1850 Jackson Co., AL census and there are Crowleys next door, one head of household is named Asa Crowley and I have forgotten the other. If these Crowleys came to Greene Co it could indicate that the Williams in Jackson were the ones who came to Greene Co also. I've found that Greene Co folks often lived near each other before they came to Ark. Thaks, Cindy Dickinson

Does anyone have any information on a John Thomas Branch who married Maggie Rowe in Greene County in 1899? They're listed in the 1900 and 1910 census. Maggie Rowe Branch died in 1911 I think. I'm looking for info on her. Carey Rogers

The following was posted by marie <quepasa041@aol.com> on Thu, 23 Dec 1999 on the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: settles, newton, pickel searching for info on callie settles who married charley pickel b. 1886 in oklahoma-had daughter dollie in 1914 in mayville oklahoma-did callie come from greene co, ar? - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to marie <quepasa041@aol.com>. --

The following was posted by Jennifer Stout <dzjenn@mailexcite.com> on Wed, 22 Dec 1999 on the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: Batton, Ramer, Stout I am trying to find information about the location of Ramer's Chapel Methodist Church and Cemetrary in Greene County, Arkansas. If anyone has this information please contact me. - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to Jennifer Stout <dzjenn@mailexcite.com>. --

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Hi Brenda- We probably have family ties. Give me a few days to get my Christmas Cards out, and see what you have. I'll be back with you. I have WARD, SMITH, MCDANIEL, AND LAMB. GLS ----- Original Message ----- From: Brenda D. Monroe <brendad@pioneer.net> To: <ARGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, December 10, 1999 4:47 AM Subject: Surname: Smith, Nolen, Watkins, Hickman, Andrews, Hill, Payne, Tate, Brus, Pigue, Strope, Wax, Sacks, Gaines, Sullivan, Taylor, McGraw, Caine, McKenzie, Erbar, Potkins, Henley, Panky > > > > >>Hi- > >> This is my first post to the list, looking for cousins! This is my > >>Mom's Dad's side, My Mom's Mom's side (Payne's, McDaniel's Ward's, > >>Kicrease, Smith and > >Lamb's) > >>will be my next post. > >>Brenda. > >>------ > >> > >>Name: Seth L. (Jack) SMITH (L. is it for Leathan?) > >> > >>ALIA: "Jack"Smith > >> > >>Birth: 1828 MS > >> > >>Death: 1910 TX > >> > >>Marriage 1 Matilda NOLEN b: 1831/1840 in North Carolina (d/o Leah and > >>Lenuel Nolen, Matilda's siblings were Mary b: 1820,Wiliam b: 1825, > >>Nancy b: 1827 and John b: 15 MAY 1835 all NC)Matilda is buried in > >Finch > >>cemetery in Finch, Greene Co.,AR > >> > >>Children > >> > >>1.Mary J. SMITH > >> > >>2.Sarah A. SMITH (Watkins/Wadkins?) > >> > >>3.Frances Leora (Frank) SMITH (Frankie McCraw/McGraw? in TX in 1910) > >> > >>4.Melinda Susan (Lindy) SMITH b:1859-1934 (m:John Ashberry HICKMAN > >>1858-1918). Lov Anna HICKMAN was b in Paragould,Greene Co.Feb 3 1896 > >and > >>m.James Butler MARSHALL b:Aug 27,1908.-died on Sep 10.1912 > >> > >>5.Laura Delila SMITH (Andrews?) > >> > >>6.John Franklin (Bud) SMITH b: 3 December 1866 m:Flora Alice Payne > >b:1874 AR > >> > >>7.Nancy A. (Dumpy) SMITH (Hill?) > >> > >>Child #6 Bud Smith is my grandfather, him and his wife /Flora are > >also > >>buried in the Finch cemetery along with about 30 other Smiths. > >>Their Children were;(12 not in order) > >>1. Ade Hilbert Smith "Hill" b:1894, d:Sept 17 1981, m: Adella Taylor > >22 > >>July 1899-27 Nov. 1960; sired John Willard 19 July 1917, > >>Frankie, Alberta, Violet, Renie, Albertina, George, Tommy, Tomasine, > >>Herbert, Joe, Shirley, Sue, Darsmack. > >>2. Earl Leathan Smith b: 1914 married his one love Mabel Sullivan at > >18. > >>They were blessed with several children and seemed to have a happy > >marriage > >>until one tragic day. The day started with the usual chores, Earl's > >oldest > >>child, Vera, was cleaning the bedroom of her mother and father. The > >night > >>before > >>Earl had thought he heard a prowler near the house and had placed a > >loaded > >>shotgun in the bedroom. Vera picked up the gun, it went off. As fate > >would > >>have it, her father walked in the path of the discharging gun. He > >died on > >>the way to the hospital. He lived long enough to tell his daughter he > >did > >>not > >>blame her and to pray for him. > >>2. Woodrow Wilson Smith b: 1917 remained at home with his parents > >until > >>WWII began. He was drafted into the army at the approximate age of > >23. > >>He was about 7 feet tall. After serving 4 years he returned home and > >>married Ruby. They had 3 children all boys. Ruby died of cancer when > >the > >>youngest baby was about 5 months old. Woodrow's sister, May, helped > >him > >>raise the boys, Gary, Jamie, and Dale. > >>3. Dollie Mae Smith b:1902/3, on her parents 380 acre farm in Finch. > >She > >>attended Finch elementary school and was taught by her Uncle Henry > >>Woods. > >>Women were not allowed to vote or attend university when Dollie was > >born, > >>but that same year Emmeline Pankhurst founded the Women's Social and > >>Political Union. In 1920 when women got the vote Dollie lied about > >her age > >>so she could vote in the first election. > >>Dollie's father was a Sheriff in Greene Co.,AR and her brother was a > >>Deputy, and her Uncle Hub Payne was a justice of the peace.Dollie's > >maternal > >>grandfather, James C. "Jim" Payne, built a cotton gin in Greene Co. > >it was > >>powered by oxen at first and then later converted to steam. > >>Dollie m: Paul H. Gaines in Benton,MO 26 May 1923. They had a stormy > >>marriage during the hardest of times. They made bathtub gin in St. > >>Louis,Mo and sold it to the railroad men Paul worked with during the > >>roaring 20s and prohibition. Then the Great Depression. Dollie was > >carrying > >>her > >>3rd child when the stock market crashed.Dollie and Paul had 6 > >children; > >>Lowell Wesley, Hechell Paul, Dollie Pauline, Bobby Edward, Barney > >Harold, > >>Brenda Darlene. Dollie lived 85 years and her life span stretched > >from the > >>horse and buggy days to men on the moon.She was a great cook, a > >creative > >>seamstress, and a fanatic house keeper, and also worked outside the > >>home.She died in San Jose California. > >>4. Jake Sullivan Smith, b"14 Nov. 1890 Greene Co.,AR. in 1914 he m: > >>Marjorie Clarice Gaines b:6 August 1894 Carmi,IL d:18 July 1970. Jake > >>married again after Margie died in OK, his 2nd wife retired to a rest > >home. > >>Jake was tall and straight, smoked a pipe, drank a little red wine, > >and > >>liked to play dominoes with the kids. He was almost 100 when he died > >in > >>Texas. > >>Him and Margie raised;Chauncy Sullivan, Darrell Franklin, Talmage > >Hilliard, > >>Gordon Alvin, Mildred Irene, Melba lavern, Mary Francine, Jake > >sullivan, > >>Charles Doyle, and Maxine. > >>5. John L. Smith, b:1895, occupation undertaker, married Nanny Sacks > >and > >>had 2 children. > >>6. App Sheridan Smith, b: 1899 d: 1964 St. Louis, MO. He married > >Annie > >>Brus, a beautiful German girl, they had 2 children, Virginia and Bill > >James. > >>Annie ran away with another man, but came back only to die of typhoid > >>fever. Bill James and Virginia went to live with their Smith > >grandparents. > >>Bill > >>James died of a ruptured appendix at age 15, and Virginia was killed > >by a > >>rapist, leaving 3 children. App died of some infection later that > >year. > >>7. Leona Smith b: 1901, m: Price Wax and moved to Arizone. They had 8 > >>children; Leland, Elderae, Hubert, Otis, Eddy, Elinore, Delbert, and > >>Wilburn. > >>8. Midola Smith b: 1904 married Walter Strope and bore 5 children > >Mack, > >>Junior, Louise, Jerry and Donald. > >>9. Sylvia May Smith (nicknamed Princess), b: 1907 m: Arthur Potkins, > >2nd: > >>James Henley. She had no children but she helped her youngest brother > >>raise his. She died in 1986. > >>10. Lowell Alonzo "Jack" Smith , a retired Paragould, Ar farmer born > >15 > >>January 1910. Jack got the name Lowell Alonzo from some neighbors, > >Marilee > >>and Mandy Panky, he got his nickname from his grandfather who was on > >his > >>way to Texas in 1910, when he stopped by to see the baby and > >said,"You > >>should have called him Jack". Jack married Mildred Tate and had Lola > >May, > >>Betty Jean (who married Herbert s/o Richard and Nell Gaines > >Pigue-they > >>had 1 son Alvin L. "Al" Pigue shanged to Caine), Sylvia, L.D., M.J., > >>Maryann and Edward (twins). > >>11.Della Nete Smith, M; 1st Jay Payne, 2nd, Mike McKenzie, 3rd Harold > >Erbar. > >>12. Anner Smith died as an infant. > >> > >>Brenda Darlene Gaines- Monroe > >>Swamp Creek Garden -Oregon > >> > >>http://www.pioneer.net/~brendad/ > >> > >>Mom's side - Smith, Payne, Ward, Rowland, Killcreece, McDaniel, Lamb > >>Dad's side - Gaines, Malcome, Holderby, Lewis, Harvey. Felix, Mays > >> > >> > > > > Brenda Darlene Gaines- Monroe > Swamp Creek Garden -Oregon > > http://www.pioneer.net/~brendad/ > > Mom's side - Smith, Payne, Ward, Rowland, Killcreece, McDaniel, Lamb > Dad's side - Gaines, Malcome, Holderby, Lewis, Harvey. Felix, Mays > > >

> >>Hi- >> This is my first post to the list, looking for cousins! This is my >>Mom's Dad's side, My Mom's Mom's side (Payne's, McDaniel's Ward's, >>Kicrease, Smith and >Lamb's) >>will be my next post. >>Brenda. >>------ >> >>Name: Seth L. (Jack) SMITH (L. is it for Leathan?) >> >>ALIA: "Jack"Smith >> >>Birth: 1828 MS >> >>Death: 1910 TX >> >>Marriage 1 Matilda NOLEN b: 1831/1840 in North Carolina (d/o Leah and >>Lenuel Nolen, Matilda's siblings were Mary b: 1820,Wiliam b: 1825, >>Nancy b: 1827 and John b: 15 MAY 1835 all NC)Matilda is buried in >Finch >>cemetery in Finch, Greene Co.,AR >> >>Children >> >>1.Mary J. SMITH >> >>2.Sarah A. SMITH (Watkins/Wadkins?) >> >>3.Frances Leora (Frank) SMITH (Frankie McCraw/McGraw? in TX in 1910) >> >>4.Melinda Susan (Lindy) SMITH b:1859-1934 (m:John Ashberry HICKMAN >>1858-1918). Lov Anna HICKMAN was b in Paragould,Greene Co.Feb 3 1896 >and >>m.James Butler MARSHALL b:Aug 27,1908.-died on Sep 10.1912 >> >>5.Laura Delila SMITH (Andrews?) >> >>6.John Franklin (Bud) SMITH b: 3 December 1866 m:Flora Alice Payne >b:1874 AR >> >>7.Nancy A. (Dumpy) SMITH (Hill?) >> >>Child #6 Bud Smith is my grandfather, him and his wife /Flora are >also >>buried in the Finch cemetery along with about 30 other Smiths. >>Their Children were;(12 not in order) >>1. Ade Hilbert Smith "Hill" b:1894, d:Sept 17 1981, m: Adella Taylor >22 >>July 1899-27 Nov. 1960; sired John Willard 19 July 1917, >>Frankie, Alberta, Violet, Renie, Albertina, George, Tommy, Tomasine, >>Herbert, Joe, Shirley, Sue, Darsmack. >>2. Earl Leathan Smith b: 1914 married his one love Mabel Sullivan at >18. >>They were blessed with several children and seemed to have a happy >marriage >>until one tragic day. The day started with the usual chores, Earl's >oldest >>child, Vera, was cleaning the bedroom of her mother and father. The >night >>before >>Earl had thought he heard a prowler near the house and had placed a >loaded >>shotgun in the bedroom. Vera picked up the gun, it went off. As fate >would >>have it, her father walked in the path of the discharging gun. He >died on >>the way to the hospital. He lived long enough to tell his daughter he >did >>not >>blame her and to pray for him. >>2. Woodrow Wilson Smith b: 1917 remained at home with his parents >until >>WWII began. He was drafted into the army at the approximate age of >23. >>He was about 7 feet tall. After serving 4 years he returned home and >>married Ruby. They had 3 children all boys. Ruby died of cancer when >the >>youngest baby was about 5 months old. Woodrow's sister, May, helped >him >>raise the boys, Gary, Jamie, and Dale. >>3. Dollie Mae Smith b:1902/3, on her parents 380 acre farm in Finch. >She >>attended Finch elementary school and was taught by her Uncle Henry >>Woods. >>Women were not allowed to vote or attend university when Dollie was >born, >>but that same year Emmeline Pankhurst founded the Women's Social and >>Political Union. In 1920 when women got the vote Dollie lied about >her age >>so she could vote in the first election. >>Dollie's father was a Sheriff in Greene Co.,AR and her brother was a >>Deputy, and her Uncle Hub Payne was a justice of the peace.Dollie's >maternal >>grandfather, James C. "Jim" Payne, built a cotton gin in Greene Co. >it was >>powered by oxen at first and then later converted to steam. >>Dollie m: Paul H. Gaines in Benton,MO 26 May 1923. They had a stormy >>marriage during the hardest of times. They made bathtub gin in St. >>Louis,Mo and sold it to the railroad men Paul worked with during the >>roaring 20s and prohibition. Then the Great Depression. Dollie was >carrying >>her >>3rd child when the stock market crashed.Dollie and Paul had 6 >children; >>Lowell Wesley, Hechell Paul, Dollie Pauline, Bobby Edward, Barney >Harold, >>Brenda Darlene. Dollie lived 85 years and her life span stretched >from the >>horse and buggy days to men on the moon.She was a great cook, a >creative >>seamstress, and a fanatic house keeper, and also worked outside the >>home.She died in San Jose California. >>4. Jake Sullivan Smith, b"14 Nov. 1890 Greene Co.,AR. in 1914 he m: >>Marjorie Clarice Gaines b:6 August 1894 Carmi,IL d:18 July 1970. Jake >>married again after Margie died in OK, his 2nd wife retired to a rest >home. >>Jake was tall and straight, smoked a pipe, drank a little red wine, >and >>liked to play dominoes with the kids. He was almost 100 when he died >in >>Texas. >>Him and Margie raised;Chauncy Sullivan, Darrell Franklin, Talmage >Hilliard, >>Gordon Alvin, Mildred Irene, Melba lavern, Mary Francine, Jake >sullivan, >>Charles Doyle, and Maxine. >>5. John L. Smith, b:1895, occupation undertaker, married Nanny Sacks >and >>had 2 children. >>6. App Sheridan Smith, b: 1899 d: 1964 St. Louis, MO. He married >Annie >>Brus, a beautiful German girl, they had 2 children, Virginia and Bill >James. >>Annie ran away with another man, but came back only to die of typhoid >>fever. Bill James and Virginia went to live with their Smith >grandparents. >>Bill >>James died of a ruptured appendix at age 15, and Virginia was killed >by a >>rapist, leaving 3 children. App died of some infection later that >year. >>7. Leona Smith b: 1901, m: Price Wax and moved to Arizone. They had 8 >>children; Leland, Elderae, Hubert, Otis, Eddy, Elinore, Delbert, and >>Wilburn. >>8. Midola Smith b: 1904 married Walter Strope and bore 5 children >Mack, >>Junior, Louise, Jerry and Donald. >>9. Sylvia May Smith (nicknamed Princess), b: 1907 m: Arthur Potkins, >2nd: >>James Henley. She had no children but she helped her youngest brother >>raise his. She died in 1986. >>10. Lowell Alonzo "Jack" Smith , a retired Paragould, Ar farmer born >15 >>January 1910. Jack got the name Lowell Alonzo from some neighbors, >Marilee >>and Mandy Panky, he got his nickname from his grandfather who was on >his >>way to Texas in 1910, when he stopped by to see the baby and >said,"You >>should have called him Jack". Jack married Mildred Tate and had Lola >May, >>Betty Jean (who married Herbert s/o Richard and Nell Gaines >Pigue-they >>had 1 son Alvin L. "Al" Pigue shanged to Caine), Sylvia, L.D., M.J., >>Maryann and Edward (twins). >>11.Della Nete Smith, M; 1st Jay Payne, 2nd, Mike McKenzie, 3rd Harold >Erbar. >>12. Anner Smith died as an infant. >> >>Brenda Darlene Gaines- Monroe >>Swamp Creek Garden -Oregon >> >>http://www.pioneer.net/~brendad/ >> >>Mom's side - Smith, Payne, Ward, Rowland, Killcreece, McDaniel, Lamb >>Dad's side - Gaines, Malcome, Holderby, Lewis, Harvey. Felix, Mays >> >> > Brenda Darlene Gaines- Monroe Swamp Creek Garden -Oregon http://www.pioneer.net/~brendad/ Mom's side - Smith, Payne, Ward, Rowland, Killcreece, McDaniel, Lamb Dad's side - Gaines, Malcome, Holderby, Lewis, Harvey. Felix, Mays

The following was posted by Sandy Anderson <DJCWDANCER@aol.com> on Tue, 07 Dec 1999 on the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: Anderson, Cole Seeking info on Daniel C. and Sophia Anderson, parents of H.W. (Hardin Wallace 'Sandy') Anderson (wife Addie Cole), a daughter (name unknown) and a son, James Anderson (who died 1942 in Lawrence County, may have been a merchant at a timber camp, committed a serious crime in the Marked Tree/Truman area and had a second wife 'Louise'). Pls and thanks Sandy - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to Sandy Anderson <DJCWDANCER@aol.com>. --

The following was posted by JWoods <JWoods3665@aol.com> on Fri, 03 Dec 1999 on the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: PENIX Looking for Penix ancestors that migrated from Alabama(Cherokee county). Thanks! - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to JWoods <JWoods3665@aol.com>. --

I recently read in the Paragould Daily Press Online News that the name of Eight Mile Creek has been changed to "Francis Bland Floodway Ditch" to honor Francis Bland because of his many contributions to Paragould and Greene County and particularly relating to flood control. Was there any discussion of this change before the politicians all the way from President Bill Clinton to Mayor Mike Gaskill decided that it should be made? It was a shock to me. I don't live in Arkansas now and don't get much local news anymore. My sister and I, and a cousin were born less than one hundred yards from Eight Mile Creek in the Pine Knot community. My grandparents and other family members have lived along this stream since the 1850's. I personally feel that a part of my history has been taken away. But did the change have any opposition at all? Would someone who has some local knowledge about this issue please respond. Joe W. Pruett

The following was posted by Shellie Boots <jlboots@ris.net> on Wed, 01 Dec 1999 on the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: Dickinson and Nutt I am researching the Dickinson's and Nutt's in Greene County AR. I am especially interested in proving a family story about a panther taking a baby beloning to Janie and John Robert Dickinson. I found the baby in Gainsville cemetery. Has any one heard of this story. I think she died in July 1904 (I haven't proved it yet). Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. Also, any info on the Dickinson and Nutt families would be very helpful too. Shellie - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to Shellie Boots <jlboots@ris.net>. --

Would someone tell me what these articles say? I am looking for information regarding Seanator James ELLIS and his family. They came to northeast AR about 1840 from Dunklin Co., MO. James was a state senator from 1851-1854 and represented Greene and Randolph Counties. Phil Di Matteo Life & Times from the Clay County Courier Newspaper, 1902-1903 by Cathy BarnesEllis, Mary J. Miss, 129 Ellis, Walter, 96 Ellis, Wm. and baby, 76 ARKANSAS FAMILIES: GLIMPSES OF YESTERDAY COLUMNS FROM THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE (ISBN 1-56546-070-7) Ellis, James - 115

I am looking for the marriage date of William Granville (W.G.) NUTT and Sarah ELLIS, abt 1849 in Greene Co. John NUTT and Lulu Butternut, abt 1887. If there are any descendants of the NUTT or FREEMAN family on this site would you please contact me? Thank you Phil Di Matteo

I am looking for descendents or anyone with knowledge of the James SMITH family that was listed on the 1870 Greene Co Ar census, Concord Township, page 3, I can't make out the first h/h number, the family number was 15. They are listed as follows: SMITH, James 54 W M Farmer (?) bn Tenn Julia 48 W F Tenn Elizabeth 16 W F IL Henry 13 W M IL John B 10 W M IL next h/h is also SMITH SMITH, Jas Green 20 W M Farmer IL C?(can't make out her name. We have a lot of circumstantial info here that "looks" like Henry may be the guy we are looking for, can anyone supply additional information? Kathryn Langston klangston@juno.com ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

The following was posted by Vern D. (Haggard) Permann <sharbonn@aol.com> on Sat, 27 Nov 1999 on the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: Haggard I am searching for information on any relatives of Ivary/Ivory Newton Haggard (my grandfather) and his first wife Ceena/Sieana (my grandmother). They lived in Kennett, MO. (Dunklin County) and had at least one son, my father Cecil Brady Haggard. - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to Vern D. (Haggard) Permann <sharbonn@aol.com>. --

The following was posted by Robb Reynolds <SSGTRobb@aol.com> on Sat, 27 Nov 1999 on the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: Lyles, McReynolds, Terry, Toone I've been able to find quite a few ancestors in Greene County, but I wish to find more. My grandmother Ruth Beatrice Lyles was born January 9, 1933 in Greene County to James Robert Lyles and Iler McReynolds. I have had limited success tracing this line back. Any information related to this line would be greatly appreciated. - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to Robb Reynolds <SSGTRobb@aol.com>. --

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The following was posted by Bonnie Dodson <jeffrey@koyote.com> on Sat, 20 Nov 1999 on the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: MARTIN, BROWN, MCALLISTER, ISBELL, OWENS I am looking for the parents and marriage place and date of of my great-great-grandparents William and Mary Martin. They are on the 1850 Greene County, Powell Twnshp census William Martin 37 Farmer Tenn Mary 19 MO John 5 AR Henry 3 AR George 1 AR (my great-grandfather) They are in 1860 Greene County, Cache Twnshp census William Martin 46 TN Mary 27 MO John 14 AR Henry K. 13 AR G. W. 11 AR Sarah A. 6 AR Jesse 2 AR - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to Bonnie Dodson <jeffrey@koyote.com>. --

The following was posted by Sandra SIMS Rabalais <srabalais@barrow.com> on Thu, 18 Nov 1999 on the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum: - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Surname: SIMS, LOWERy, TODDBACK, BECK, CURRY Searching for any information on Charley J SIMS married Calliter (Kelly) LOWERY 1920 in Green County, AR. I have copy of marriage license but not much else. Does anyone know anything about these 2 people? Thank You, Sandra SIMS Rabalais Barrow, Alaska - --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Any replies should be sent to the Greene County GenConnect Query Forum [<http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene>] unless it is personal or involves live people addresses etc. when it should be sent to Sandra SIMS Rabalais <srabalais@barrow.com>. --

researching JJ Halford who married Mrs. H. C. Griffey in Greene County on Dec 12, 1887. Thinking this could be my GGGrandfather Jonathan Jackson Halford who was last seen on the 1860 census of Gibson County, Tn and whose wife Nancy died 1875 somewhere but was buried in Gibson County. Thinking that possibly they could have moved to Greene County sometime after his last son was born in 1866. Any help appreciated David Dycus Clarksville, TN - -------------------------------------------------------------- Get your free email from AltaVista at http://altavista.iname.com