Last week someone asked me if my direct line of Robinsons included a Phillip Robinson. I replied that it did not. Tonight while doing a look-up for someone else, I found the listing below. I believe the Phillip Robinson in question was in Mississippi County, AR, in the early 1920s and I'm doubtful that the one here is the same. But I wanted to give her the opportunity to make that determination but I can't locate the earlier message in order to obtain the address of the writer. If she is a subscriber, perhaps she will see this. 1900 Federal Census, Clarke Twp., Greene Co., AR, 12 Jun 1900, P. 334, 386/405: Good, John, head of household, WM, 37, b. Mar 1863, IN-PA-OH, carpenter Janie, wife, WF, 28, b. Feb 1872, AR-PA-OH Troxel, Sarah, mother, WF, 67, b. Sep 1832, OH-OH-OH Conley, John, servant, WM, 60, b. Jul 1839, IRE-IRE-IRE Carpenter, Rbt. L., boarder, WM, 21, b. Jul 1878, AR-NC-AR, bookkeeper Lewis, James, boarder, WM, 40, b. Jan 1860, PA-PA-PA, photographer ROBINSON, Phillip, boarder, WM, 33, b. Aug 1864, MO-IL-OH, occulist Hart, Timothy, boarder, WM, 55, b. Aug 1844, TN-TN-TN, engineer/railroad Debra

Sorry everybody I forgot to put the l on the html on the address for our first page so here it is again; http://www.rootsweb.com/~argreene/greene1.html Thanks Sandy Hardin

> > > > Hello everyone, My name is Sandy(Matheny) Hardin. My Aunt and I, Tina > > (Morton) Easley had taken over genweb, Rootweb Greene Co, AR webpages that > > Micheal Brown worked very hard on. We had to start from nothing and > without > > knowing anything about how to do it. We have been doing it since April 1, > > 1999. We have the cemetery indexed but we also have alot of the cemeteries > > posted.The address to our main page is: > > > > http://www.rootsweb.com./~argreene/greene1.htm > > > > our cemeteries are on page: > > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~argreene/cemetery.htm > > > > we haven't gotten them all posted yet but are working very hard at. We > were > > forunate that some one had copied all of them off on to floppy disk and > gave > > them to us. > > > > We so want to please everyone and make our pages the best that we can. If > > you have anyideas or suggestions we would love to have them.Our emil > address > > are: > > > > chardin@grnco. that's me Sandy, and > > tina@grnco.net and this is Tina. > > > > Please email us and let us know what you think. We hope we aren't doing > this > > for nothing, because it is very time consuming and we "DON'T" get paid for > > it. > > > > Thank you very much for listening. > > Sandy Hardin > > >

I would like to obtain an obituary for someone who died in paragould in 1986 can someone tell me how?

Gloria, I have information about the descendants of George M. and Margaret Staley, if you're interested. He married Margaret Jane Robinson in Greene County on 12/23/1893. The Robinsons are one of my direct lines. Debra rdwalker@grnco.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <RAGLADY@aol.com> To: <ARGREENE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 1999 10:14 AM Subject: ATTN: Bill Couch - Pinelog Cemetery , Craighead Co. Arkansas > Bill: > If you were close by, I'd plant a Big Smacker right between your eyes. > Instead, my grateful thanks must suffice. Because of your dedication, hard > work and that of the many volunteers who have contributed to your website, I > have found where my gg-grandparents are buried!!! Also with the help of a > great new search engine. (http://www.alltheweb.com) See details below... > > I would have never known they left West Virginia and went to Arkansas - even > though one of their daughters married in WV?, went to Ark and died there. > AND I still need to find her. Lenora or Nora Staley Haskins, born 1865 > Lawrence Co OH. Married abt 1885-1888 either WV or ARK to William Bernie > Haskins b 20 Jul 1863 in Ark. All of their children born in ARK between 1889 > and 1899?. 1st child, Maude, said to be born in Paragould Ark. Last child > Joe said to be born in Jonesboro... Can't find any records. > > But, now.....Bill where do I go from here about getting copies of the death > records for the people below?? And do you know if more info is available > from the Cemetery? Also you indicated you would like some history on matches > found...I can provide up to 1870 when family was on Wayne Co, WV census.. > Let me know what details you would like. And thanks again, > > Gloria > raglady@aol.com > ~~~~~~~~~~~~See below > Found Inter-net 8-10-99 @ 3:09amEDT!!!!!! > http://www.couchgenweb.com/craighead/cem.htm > E-Mail address is BCouch@CouchGenWeb.com > If you find a match in the listing below and you have info on this family. I > would appreciate it if you would E-mail me that info. <<snip> > > PINELOG CEMETERY, Craighead Co. Arkansas > Ann G STALEY-2740 16 Dec 1835 22 Oct 1895 > George M. STALEY-833 9 Sep 1872 28 Mar 1940 > Margaret STALEY-834 1 Oct 1870 29 Aug 1918 > Stephen STALEY-2739 28 May 1824 23 Jan 1906

Debra: Yes, yes....most definitely interested in above and in sharing what I have on George's parents/siblings. Have sent you a private e-mail to start and will be happy to send other details. Thanks for responding...... And again, thanks to Bill Couch for his website, his group of Arkansas volunteers/contributors and other contributors to inter-net information pertaining to genealogy. And a Big thank to Rootsweb and the hundreds/thousands of contributors there. You might have guessed that I am a very happy camper today!! Gloria raglady@aol.com ô¿ô ~

Bill: If you were close by, I'd plant a Big Smacker right between your eyes. Instead, my grateful thanks must suffice. Because of your dedication, hard work and that of the many volunteers who have contributed to your website, I have found where my gg-grandparents are buried!!! Also with the help of a great new search engine. (http://www.alltheweb.com) See details below... I would have never known they left West Virginia and went to Arkansas - even though one of their daughters married in WV?, went to Ark and died there. AND I still need to find her. Lenora or Nora Staley Haskins, born 1865 Lawrence Co OH. Married abt 1885-1888 either WV or ARK to William Bernie Haskins b 20 Jul 1863 in Ark. All of their children born in ARK between 1889 and 1899?. 1st child, Maude, said to be born in Paragould Ark. Last child Joe said to be born in Jonesboro... Can't find any records. But, now.....Bill where do I go from here about getting copies of the death records for the people below?? And do you know if more info is available from the Cemetery? Also you indicated you would like some history on matches found...I can provide up to 1870 when family was on Wayne Co, WV census.. Let me know what details you would like. And thanks again, Gloria raglady@aol.com ~~~~~~~~~~~~See below Found Inter-net 8-10-99 @ 3:09amEDT!!!!!! http://www.couchgenweb.com/craighead/cem.htm E-Mail address is BCouch@CouchGenWeb.com If you find a match in the listing below and you have info on this family. I would appreciate it if you would E-mail me that info. <<snip> PINELOG CEMETERY, Craighead Co. Arkansas Ann G STALEY-2740 16 Dec 1835 22 Oct 1895 George M. STALEY-833 9 Sep 1872 28 Mar 1940 Margaret STALEY-834 1 Oct 1870 29 Aug 1918 Stephen STALEY-2739 28 May 1824 23 Jan 1906

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Does anyone have the 1850 census for Green Co, AR i would appreciate it if someone would look for an Ingram or Ingraum the only name i Have is Samuel Ingram he should have been between 10 and 14 years old there could have been a William Ingram listed b 1824 KY

I would like to unsubscribe from my old e-mail address. I got the cart in front of the horse and lost my old server before l could unsubscribe and then subscribe with my new address. So, I plead insanity for not getting my stuffins in order and doing this the way you requested. I am already subscribed with my new address server so heres the old address Please unsubscribe this address hself@springfieldcable.net I thank you with all my thank you powers. ?? H Self

My apologizies. I was transcribing the 1860 census altho the posts said 1870. It turns out the 1860 is already online.Please disregard my posts. Cindy http://www.couchgenweb.com/arkansas/greene/stfran60.htm

I am posting the 1870 Greene Co., AR census, milcrofilm page by page, as I get time. If you see any families that you recognize and notice any errors in the transcription, please let me know. Remember that some families will be continued on the next page-- Cindy 1870 Greene Co., AR, St. Francis Township, 25 June 1860, Post Office, Greensboro; John S. Anderson, Assistant Marshall. Page 514 #8 #8 Winn, M.M. 39 m farmer $360 $200 TN Nancy 33 f housekeeping TN W.F. 10 m TN R.A.H. 7 m TN James W. 4 m TN Monroe 10/12 m AR #9 #9 Winn, H.G. 34 m farmer $120 $250 TN Susan 32 f housekeeping TN Elisabeth 18 f domestic TN Samuel 17 m farmer TN Newton 15 m farmer TN Mary 12 f TN John 6 m TN Lucinda 4 f TN Vaughn, Lucinda 25 f domestic $150 TN Martha 23 f domestic TN #10#10 Boling, Burgess 33 m farmer $480 $200 TN Mary 32 f housekeeping TN C.A. 8 f TN J.H. 6 m TN N.J. 3 f TN M.T. 11/12 f AR #11#11 Yarbrough, W.H. 32 m farmer $0 $200 TN Catharine 21 f housekeeping TN L.H. 4 m TN J.A. 3 m TN John N. 1 m AR #12 #12 Boling, Thomas 51 m farmer $0 $75 MO Mary 21 f housekeeping TN C.A. 8 f TN J.H. 6 m TN N.J. 3 f TN M.T. 11/12 f AR #11#11 Yarbrough, W.H. 32 m farmer $0 $200 TN Catherine 21 f housekeeping TN L.H. 4 m TN J.A. 3 m TN John N. 1 m AR #12#12 Boling, Thomas 51 m farmer $0 $75 MO Mary 21 f housekeeping TN Sarah 17 f housekeeping TN H.G. 19 m farmer TN #13#13 Newsom, T.H. 21 m farmer $600 $200 MS S.A. 24 f housekeeping TN Kerby, William 8 m TN Newsom, Samuel 7/12 m AR Sarah 17 f housekeeping

I am posting the 1870 Greene Co., AR census, milcrofilm page by page, as I get time. If you see any families that you recognize and notice any errors in the transcription, please let me know. Remember that some families will be continued on the next page-- Cindy 1870 Greene Co., AR, St. Francis Twp., 25 June 1860. Post Office:Greensboro. John S. Anderson, Assistant Marshall.Page 513 #1 #1 Peebles, Wyatt M 58 m farmer $1500 $200 NC Sally 45 f kh VA Robert B 21 m farmer VA #2 #2 Bearfield, J.B. 26 m farmer $1500 $500 TN E.C. 23 f hk TN J.L. 5 m TN L.D.C. 3 m AR S.R. 6/12 f AR #3 #3 Babb, M.G. 27 m farmer $100 TN Julia A 22 f hk TN Sarah R. 2 f TN #4 #4 Pruett, C.D. 32 m farmer $5000 $925 TN C.M. 27 f hk VA Stepp, Marion 21 m farm laborer NC Raburn, M.V. 14 m GA #5 #5 Howell, Rufus 30 m farmer $1500 $400 TN Mary J 22 f kh TN Allison G 5 m AR Marcus W. 3 m AR C.M. 1 m AR #6 #6 Newsom, Starling 55 m farmer $4000 $900 NC Nancy H. 45 f TN L.H. 17 f hk MS Nancy A. 16 f hk MS Garrett, Richard 17 m farm laborer MS #7 #7 Clark, Joseph 65 m farmer $800 $225 NC Biddey 59 f hk NC Salina 29 f seamstress NC Susan 25 f weaver TN Elisabeth 22 f housework TN Sarah 20 f domestic TN James 16 m farmer TN Nancy A. 15 f domestic TN

I really would like to know how this all started and why they took things out of Michael's hands. Can anyone answer that question for me please?bkm

>>From: "J. Douglas Park" <jdpark@acd.net> The point, which must not be lost, is the Greene Co. Hist Society does not have the right (via copyright) to claim ownership of transcribed material that Michael Brown placed on the web and the rest of us worked to update/correct/amend. The listing was a simple spreadsheet of the deceased, the cemetery name and, on occasion, a note (e.g. family relationship). Under U.S. copyright law, none of this simplistic material can be claimed as proprietary or provincial. The Greene Co. Hist Society should do the honorable thing and return the material to the the web site since this was just a terrible misunderstanding which, if perpetuated, >>will injure the contributors, the users and the web site. THIS is the issue, thank you, Doug... and, under the law, I doubt the Greene County Historical Society has any standing as to copyright, at least as I understand it. However, more important than that to my way of thinking is the purpose of Historical and Genealogical societies in general. History and Genealogy are inextricably linked and one is incomplete without the other. The more that is known about the people who settled and made the history the more the history, and the current status of an area, can be understood. Those of us whose ancestry is linked to Greene County, AR. are just as much a product of its history as are those who still live there. From some of the Greene County Cemetery listings that were on line I was able to confirm the names of men from my family who settled and stayed there, fought in the Civil War from Greene Co., who came home.... who probably didn't. As a result, a couple of months ago when I happened into possession of letters written home by one of these men I transcribed them for the Arkansas Civil War pages. Without those cemetery records I could not have been so certain where those letters belonged. Now, the letters are there for ANYONE to use and a bit of history has been added. What the Greene County Historical Society has to decide is whether they are simply interested in digging up facts to keep to themselves or really out to weave the rich tapestry of the history of Greene County into a cohesive whole that enriches all of us. Legalities aside.. Doug is right.. it's time for them to do the honorable thing with the knowledge that everyone benefits from it, including the Historical Society itself. Joeline R. Webber

The point, which must not be lost, is the Greene Co. Hist Society does not have the right (via copyright) to claim ownership of transcribed material that Michael Brown placed on the web and the rest of us worked to update/correct/amend. The listing was a simple spreadsheet of the deceased, the cemetery name and, on occasion, a note (e.g. family relationship). Under U.S. copyright law, none of this simplistic material can be claimed as proprietary or provincial. The Greene Co. Hist Society should do the honorable thing and return the material to the the web site since this was just a terrible misunderstanding which, if perpetuated, will injure the contributors, the users and the web site. Doug Park walloon@mailbag.com wrote: > "But other protections (arrangement, style, content, etc) can expand the scope of claim. Otherwise, many people who gather information of all types would not bother to do so unless they felt their work had some form of protection." > > Whether people *feel* their work has some form of protection, and whether their work actually *does* have some form of protection -- are two different matters. > > It is hard to imagine an arrangement of a cemetery transcription that would constitute creative, and hence copyrightable, material. Alphabetical or geographical order certainly are not sufficiently creative to qualify. Certainly, if the author chose to describe the cemetery, or individual portions of it, or took photographs of the cemetery, those things would be copyrightable. > > My intention of bringing up this point of intellectual property law is to ask whether the County Historical Society was within its legal right to do what was done. I speak as someone who has done his own share of transcribing or indexing original documents for genealogy publication. My personal feeling is that I could not care less if others used my work. That was the whole point of my doing the transcription, that as many people as possible use the results. It wasn't to get credit.

I have the cemeteries printed off of the old website for Greene County. I will be willing to do lookups, but work full-time, so please be patient. I will be out of town from tomorrow until Aug. 1, but will be happy to start lookups after that. Sherry Jackson Greene sgreene@neo.rr.com

Some of these went to Greene Co., AR by 1860. Murray Co., GA Grantor/Grantee Index James HUBANKS to John C. SHEFFIELD 08/08/1838 J-43 James EUBANKS from William HENNARD 11/13/1843 F-308 Susannah EUBANKS to Robert ELLISON 04/16/1835 C-32 Alvin EUBANKS to Thomas NORTON 04/25/1849 H-108 D. A. EUBANKS, etal to Thomas NORTON 08/14/1849 H-244 James EUBANKS to James MORRIS 11/13/1849 I-196 Isaac AUTREY to Z. BAILEY 06/05/1837 F-115 Isaac AUTREY, etal to Thomas NORTON 08/14/1849 H-244 Isaac AUTREY from J. J. DEAL 03/28/1837 C-440 George W. AUTRY from Drewery GRADEN 09/28/1847 G-196 James EUBANKS from J. C. DOWDY 12/22/1848 I-195 Murray Co., GA Deed Records Isaac Autrey from J. J. DEAL 03/28/1837 C-440 12th Dist. 3rd Section Lot #89 Isaac AUTRY to Zachariah BAILEY 06/05/1837 F-115 DeKalb Co. $75 for 160 acres 12th Dist. 3rd Section Lot #89 James EUBANKS from William HENNARD 11/13/1843 F-308 13th Dist. 3rd Section Lot #324 William HENNARD was from Walker Co. James EUBANKS was from Murray Co. $160 James EUBANKS to James MORRIS 11/13/1849 I-196 13th Dist. 3rd Section Lot #324 George AUTRY from Drewery GRADEN 1847 G-196 $145 for 60 acres Mention of EUBANKS' line 14th Dist. 3rd Section Lot #47 Alvan EUBANKS to Thomas NORTON 04/25/1849 H-108 Endorsed Promissory notes from Isaac AUTRY to Alvan EUBANKS dated 02/07/1848 40 acres SW side of Camp Creek 14th Dist. 3rd Section Lot #47 (lot originally drawn by Joseph WALL) Drewery A. EUBANKS & James AUTRY to James NORTON 08/14/1849 H-244 14th Dist. 3rd Section Lot #47 James EUBANKS from J. C. DOWDY 12/22/1848 I-195 J. C. DOWDY was from Floyd Co. 14th Dist. 3rd Section Lot #__ Susannah EUBANKS of Cherokee to Robert ELLISON of Bradley, TN (original grantee) $160 for 160 acres C-32 13th Dist. 3rd Section Lot #42 ***** D. A. EUBANKS, Alvan EUBANKS, Drewry EUBANKS were all the same person, my ggg grandfather who married Sarah AWTREY and who were also in Greene Co., AR before 1860.

Ok what you are telling everyone here is if they go out and work up a cemetery and post it. Then It become anyone property. they can take it and remove your name and use it as they see fit. Statement like this will keep lots of people from posting information. I was going to go out and work up a couple of them for myself around where I live . But with talk like this I don't think we need them on the net. What I have on the net now will stay. but I will not put up any more for someone who don't have any respect for someone else hard work. walloon@mailbag.com wrote: > > > > What I am trying to say is that no person or organization can hold copyright to the facts contained on the gravestones of cemeteries, and mere transcription of those facts does not create a copyrightable work. > > I would be glad to provide more information and sources on this legal point should anyone ask. > > -Steve