Would the list owner contact me please. Alma [email protected]

To everyone in my address book! :-< I received an email this morning as a result of something I posted on a genealogy list. The Independence County Arkansas list to be exact. That email had an attachment, after scanning with McAfee, I attempted to open it. I got an error message, something about the file being corrupt and it may be an internal error. I have sense received emails from myself! And another from someone who apparently received the same email and attachment. I did not send it out! If you receive an email from me with an attachment, DO NOT OPEN!!!!!!!!!!! I have scanned my computer with two different virus detectors and have not found a virus! Someone please help. What do I do? I am very sorry if you have been sent a virus from my computer. The original email came to me from [email protected] with the message, "have a look to the attachment". Help, Alma [email protected] http://198.63.2.33/index.php?ResellerID=272129

Hi All: Found this web site and thought it might be helpful to some. http://specialcollections.tasc.dot.gov/ It lists train wrecks from 1911 along with other items including air crashes. The search engine is hard to navigate. I found the index much easier to use. Alma [email protected] Visit my store @ http://198.63.2.33/index.php?ResellerID=272129

Hi Ray: Can you tell anything more about your Turner line? My great grandmother married a Turner in Ind. Cty. His name was Luther, hers was Lucy Rawlings. They had several children. I haven't done much research on this line as Luther was Lucy's second husband and my step great grandfather. Alma ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 04, 2001 1:03 PM Subject: Re: [AR IND.] Emma Elizabeth Fowler (Linebarger) Nolan > My great grandma was Nancy Jane Fowler. She married William H.H. Turner. > They lived around Cushman. Had to remary after the civil war as their > confederate marriage was not recognized. He has a Southern Civil War > Soldiers tombstone. > Ray Nelson in Naples Fl. > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

My great grandma was Nancy Jane Fowler. She married William H.H. Turner. They lived around Cushman. Had to remary after the civil war as their confederate marriage was not recognized. He has a Southern Civil War Soldiers tombstone. Ray Nelson in Naples Fl.

Posted on: Independence Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Ar/Independence/10104 Surname: Fowler ------------------------- I have been told that my grandmother came from this area. Her father's name was Will/William Fowler.. She had a twin brother named Ike, and two sisters Victoria/vic/vickie, and margaret/margie/Marjorie.... She maried Charley Linebarges and he got killed and then she met my grandfather Allie Nolan and married him. Anyone with any info i would appreciate any help.... 'Thanking you in advance, Lynn Nolan Molanders

<A HREF="http://www.crosswinds.net/~jx3/">Twelfth North Arkansas Ancestor Fair - Main Page</A> http://www.crosswinds.net/~jx3 Be sure to visit this web site for information on the upcoming Fair held each year at Leslie, AR. Wish I could go. Rebecca

Hello. I'm looking for relatives of William H Morrison, son of William Morrison and Lavina Martha Linebarger. William H Morrison was brother to my g grandmother Susan Caroline Morrison who married James Monroe Jones. There was also a full sister to the above. She was Mrs Maggie Eden of McHue, as listed in Susan's obituary. There were two half brothers to William H and Susan, and Maggie. They were listed as Henry Morrison of Judsonia and Frank Morrison of Detroit (Michigan, I believe). Any relatives out there? Marriage lookup for William H Morrison or Maggie Morrison Eden? Best, Raymond Mays San Angelo, TX

Posted on: Independence Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ar/Independence/10103 Surname: covey ------------------------- Looking for info on Coveys that were in the area around 1840-1880. Wes

Bob, You're right, there is not much on WITTER, except the William Witter line, which I haven't been able to connect with yet. (that is why I was bold enough to ask for any WITTER, I know there are never very many. THERE IS a WITTER in Bradford Co., PA., an Elias, who may be the son of Parke WITTER of the William Witter family. That may be your Pennslvania WITTER connection. I cannot connect with this family yet, maybe someday. I am working on Gr Grandfather Elias Morgan WITTER of Madison County AR. Information says he was born in AR in 1852 and I am searching for that place and the name of his parents. I did find a Jahalum WITTER, age 17, in 1850 Independence PA Census. I now need to know where he is in 1860. Thanks for your interesting story. I'll keep it just in case.... Sandra At 07:38 AM 5/1/01 -0400, you wrote: > >Witter is such an unusual name I thought I'd just drop a line. I have an >aunt from Texas who married Donald Paul Witter of Cornwall, PA, which is in >the Lebanon-Lancaster area of Southern Pennsylvania. Uncle Don is now dead >but they had three sons. DP Jr., a geogolist in Arizona, Danny a forest >ranger in Missouri and David, a geologist in Texas. >I have no idea how the Witters came to be in PA. But Uncle Don as quite a >character. A smallish man with a maustache, he was the local high school >band director and once even performed in Carnagie Hall in NYC> >Would there be any connection for you. > > > > >[email protected] on 04/30/2001 06:54:40 PM > >Please respond to [email protected] > >To: [email protected] >cc: >Subject: [AR IND.] WITTER research > > >Does anyone have the 1860 Independence Co AR census available for lookups? >I am looking for any WITTER. Thanks >Researching WITTER, JONES, KILGORE, KIRBY, SWEET, YEAGER, CHEEK, COX, >MAXFIELD, LAYNE and more.

Thank you, Dortha At 07:49 PM 4/30/01 -0500, you wrote: >1950 Christian Tws >WHITTED,SARAH R. 55 NC > >Only one listed, Dortha Gamel > >Bradshaw,Cole,Dark,Fike,Gamel,George,Hicks,Holden,Heathcoat,Killinger,Morris >,Nance,Pitts,Prater,Roberts,Sutterfield,Whiteside >-----Original Message----- >From: [email protected] <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Monday, April 30, 2001 7:00 PM >Subject: [AR IND.] WITTER research > > >>Does anyone have the 1860 Independence Co AR census available for lookups? >>I am looking for any WITTER. Thanks >>Researching WITTER, JONES, KILGORE, KIRBY, SWEET, YEAGER, CHEEK, COX, >>MAXFIELD, LAYNE and more. >> >> >>============================== >>Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life >>If you know how to reduce these risks. >>http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html >> >> > > >============================== >Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp >

Witter is such an unusual name I thought I'd just drop a line. I have an aunt from Texas who married Donald Paul Witter of Cornwall, PA, which is in the Lebanon-Lancaster area of Southern Pennsylvania. Uncle Don is now dead but they had three sons. DP Jr., a geogolist in Arizona, Danny a forest ranger in Missouri and David, a geologist in Texas. I have no idea how the Witters came to be in PA. But Uncle Don as quite a character. A smallish man with a maustache, he was the local high school band director and once even performed in Carnagie Hall in NYC> Would there be any connection for you. [email protected] on 04/30/2001 06:54:40 PM Please respond to [email protected] To: [email protected] cc: Subject: [AR IND.] WITTER research Does anyone have the 1860 Independence Co AR census available for lookups? I am looking for any WITTER. Thanks Researching WITTER, JONES, KILGORE, KIRBY, SWEET, YEAGER, CHEEK, COX, MAXFIELD, LAYNE and more. ============================== Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life If you know how to reduce these risks. http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html

1950 Christian Tws WHITTED,SARAH R. 55 NC Only one listed, Dortha Gamel Bradshaw,Cole,Dark,Fike,Gamel,George,Hicks,Holden,Heathcoat,Killinger,Morris ,Nance,Pitts,Prater,Roberts,Sutterfield,Whiteside -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, April 30, 2001 7:00 PM Subject: [AR IND.] WITTER research >Does anyone have the 1860 Independence Co AR census available for lookups? >I am looking for any WITTER. Thanks >Researching WITTER, JONES, KILGORE, KIRBY, SWEET, YEAGER, CHEEK, COX, >MAXFIELD, LAYNE and more. > > >============================== >Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life >If you know how to reduce these risks. >http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html > >

Does anyone have the 1860 Independence Co AR census available for lookups? I am looking for any WITTER. Thanks Researching WITTER, JONES, KILGORE, KIRBY, SWEET, YEAGER, CHEEK, COX, MAXFIELD, LAYNE and more.

Posted on: Independence Co. Ar Biographies Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ar/IndependenceBios/10003 Surname: DeCamp ------------------------- Britton, Nancy "A Memoir of Robert Lee Flinn by his son Charles Conway Flinn" - "The Independence County (AR) Chronicle" - Vol. 29, No. 3 & 4, April-July 1998, p. 16-18. "Robert Lee farmed about two years in the Oil Trough Bottoms at Elmo on White River. Then his brother, Cassius Monroe Flinn, elected sheriff of Independence County. He asked Robert to be his deputy. He worked several years for his brother, who was reelected for several terms until he lost his health. Robert, being offered a better job, took a job as a policeman in Hoxie, Arkansas. He said it was the worst police job he ever held. He then went to Morrilton, Arkansas. For a policeman, Morrilton was a very tough place, too. He then came back to Batesville and was a policeman for Chief Ed Decamp, who was a good friend of the Flinn family. "Robert said that during the Civil War Ed Decamp's grandfather (Willam C. DeCamp) was killed by robbers who prayed on people, especially the old. Mr. Decamp was trying to get to Dr. Jesse Washington Flinn's house, as Dr. Flinn had a guard that was paid by the Confederate States government. Robert said the man's name was Thomas Welch, and that he was a bad one, too, but he saved the Dr.'s life. As soon as the robbers killed Mr. Decamp, they came to Dr. Flinn's home. They asked for Dr. Flinn, but Tom Welch stood them off. They left and Dr. Flinn was spared. This information relating to the Civil War was told to Robert Lee Flinn by his mother, and he told it to his son, Charles C. Flinn."

Posted on: Independence Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ar/Independence/10102 Surname: Vincent ------------------------- My great grandfather,Wesley Allen Vincent, was born in Independence co. in 1861. My gg grandfather was Thomas Vincent who I have seen made land purchases in 1859 in Independence co. Wesley Allen married Jessie Brewer. The family later bmoved to Higginson.If anybody has any info on where Thomas Vincent may have come from it would be appreciated.

Is there any one out there who is kin to the family of JOHN L.PAGE who lived near Desha area? I have the family when they appeared in Independence co in 1860 census and more info I would like to share. I know there was another PAGE family ca Strawberry that I did a little research on, but did not connect the two families. I need to contact some one from this family of JOHN L.(LEWIS?) PAGE. Thanks Dortha Bradshaw,Cole,Dark,Fike,Gamel,George,Hicks,Holden,Heathcoat,Killinger,Morris ,Nance,Pitts,Prater,Roberts,Sutterfield,Whiteside

Looking for information on John Grover Lewis, married to Dora Alice Mosely. Not sure of dates. Their son, my grandfather, Aubrey C. Lewis, was born in Batesville in 1918. Other children were Estelle, Elvie, Norma Jean, Juanita, J.W., and several others, whose names I don't know. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. My grandfather passed away in 1989, and no one in the family seems to know much about the Lewis relatives and ancestors. Thanks, Georgiana

I looked in the Cemetery book of Independence Co., Ark. but found no other Cemetery with Hill name but the two was mention in the E-mail Myrvin