Hi I don't know if your people lived here in the county at this time but your surname Trantham , (I don't remember posting that many) , so maybe this information will help.Below is some information I found on the site. Moratality Index 53 Trantham, Needam J 44 m w (M) TN May Pneu Brides Text Hartsoe, Isabella A. Trantham, Thomas J. 03 Aug 1880 Jackson, Eliza J. Trantham, James H. 07 Dec 1879 Starns, Mrs. Julia A. Trantham, Issac H. 20 Jul 1881 Trantham, Caladonia T. Seagroves, James T. 22 Mar 1877 Trantham, Nancy E. 22 Manis, Martin M. 25 06/25/1876 Trantham, Philadelphia E Kerby, George W. 26 Dec 1877 Trantham, Sarah C. Wood, Charles J. 20 Dec 1877 Petit Jurors Roberts Hawkins Trantham Estate Index 1883 - 1898 Trantham, Mary J. 21 Trantham, Jesse W., Deceased 8 Northeast Ar. Biographies W. C. Newberry is in every way worthy of being classed among the prosperous planters of Greene County, Ark. He was born in Weakley County, West Tenn., in 1852, and was the sixth of eleven children born to Samuel and Nancy (Trantham) Newberry, the former a native of North Carolina, and the latter of Tennessee. In 1854 they moved to Greene County, Ark., and settled near the farm on which W. C. Newberry is now residing, where they entered land and resided until their respective deaths, the father's demise occurring in February, 1874, and the mother's in 1883. They took quite an important part in the early history of the country, and the father assisted in organizing the county. W. C. Newberry received his early education in the district schools of Greene County, and aided at home in opening up his father's farm. He was married in Greene County, in 1872, to Miss Martha Jane McHaney, who was born in Arkansas, and is a daughter of John and Sally (Sims) McHaney, Tennesseeans. Mr. Newberry soon located on his present farm of 120 acres, about fifty-five acres of which he has cleared and put under cultivation. He has added to his original purchase until he now has 200 acres of as good land as there is in the county, with 110 under the plow, the principal products of which are corn and cotton. Mr. Newberry is independent in politics, and is not an office-seeker. In 1874 he lost his wife, and four years later he was married to Mary H. Hartso, of Arkansas. His first union was blessed by one son, Samuel; and his last by four children: Luther, Clifton, Charley and Tuler. His wife is a daughter of William and Sarah (McFarland) Hartso, who came to Arkansas at an early day. The father is still living, but the mother is deceased. Mr. Newberry has been active in aiding all laudable enterprises, and is one of the self made men of the county. Hartsoe Cemetery Newberry Nancy W. Jul 14,1823 Jan 9,1885 nee Trantham, Wife of Samuel Newberry Newberry Samuel Aug 15,1822 Feb 17,1874 Married Nancy W. Newberry Sep ,26,1844 Newberry Martha Jane Oct 8, 1855 Mar 4, 1874 Dau. of John McHaney Newberry Nancy W. Jul 14,1823 Jan 9,1885 nee Trantham, Wife of Samuel Newberry Newberry E.H. 1856 Feb 28,1879 Hus. of Anna Newberry Newberry Eliza A. Jan 21,1851 Aug 31,1858 Dau. of S.& N.W. Newberry Newberry Minnie F. Jun 4 1883 Jan 11,1884 Dau. of T.R.& Narissus Newberry Newberry Charles L. Oct 18,1879 Oct 8, 1880 Son of T.R. & Narcissus Newberry Northeast Ar. Biographies page 118 Treasurers: James Ratchford 1836-38; H. N. [p.118] Reynolds, 1840-42; G. W. Harley, 1842-44; M. Carter, 1844-46; J. W. Poole, 1846-52; C. G. Jones, 1852-54; W. Meredith, 1854-56; J. Payne, 1856-58; T. H. Wyse, 1858-62; C. Wall, 1862-64; M. C. Gramling, 1864-66; Alex. Wood, 1866-68; Sam Newberry, 1868-72; R. Jackson, 1872-76; H. C. Swindle, 1876-78; G. W. Stevenson, 1878-80;* R. Jackson, 1880-84; J. N. Johnson, 1884-86; H. S. Trice, present incumbent, first elected in 1886. 1860 Union Town ship 395 386 NEWBERRY Samuel 37 M F 2325 676 NC 395 386 NEWBERRY Nancy W. 36 F Hk TN 395 386 NEWBERRY John W. 11 M TN Attended school 395 386 NEWBERRY William A. 9 M TN Attended school 395 386 NEWBERRY Robert T. 6 M TN 395 386 NEWBERRY Ephraim H. 5 M TN 395 386 NEWBERRY Levi B. 1 M AR tina Tina Easley surnames:Morton, Easley, Lambert,Gladish, Reddick, Marsh, Coggins, Reaves, Lenderman Greene County Arkansas http://www.rootsweb.com/~argreene/greene1.html Come Take A Trip in History!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: "L. Oldham" <bolera@JUno.com> To: <ARGREENE-L@rootsweb.com>arg Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 12:16 AM Subject: [ARGREENE] Change of e-mail address > Posted on: Greene County, Ar Query Forum > Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Greene/936 > > Surname: Newberry, Wood, Trantham, Gunter > ------------------------- > > Please note the change in e-mail address. > I am searching for information regarding my ggg grandfather, Robert Floyd > Trantham, his wife Elizabeth Gunter. Their daughter Nancy W. Tranthem and > her husband Samuel Newberry. Their son Levi Boswell Newberry and his wife > Alice Leota Wood. I am needing sibling information and parent names. > > ______________________________