On ancestry.com there is a Thomas (1831)and an Andrew Hawthorn ( 1830, 1831, and 1832) that were on early census and tax records. Thomas was only listed for 1831. Andrew was listed on 1830, 1831, and 1832. That is all I found. Do you have a birth or death date for either? -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mary f. Jones Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2012 5:17 PM To: izard Subject: [ARIZARD] Thomas and Andrew Hawthorn Can anyone out there on the list help me?  I am trying to find some sort of record of Thomas or Andrew Hawthorn in Izard Co.  I have found 'stories' about them in the Turnbo Manuscripts and Life in the Leatherwoods but I can find no record of them in the area that they are supposed to be in Izard.  The people that are connected to this line are saying that they are buried in the Talley Cemetery.  But I don't believe this is correct.  We cleaned that cemetery and found no unmarked graves there for a good distance around the know graves back into the woods.  Supposedly they lived 'at the mouth of Moccassin Creek'.  John Q. Wolf even says this was the land later owned by Isham H. Talley.  According to the platt book I have, I.H. Talley was the first person to own the land mentioned.  I have searched every record I know to search and can find no record of any Hawthorn or as Turnbo says they are sometimes called 'Hathburn'.  Stories are great and very interesting, but I would like to have some sort of hard documentation.  Can anyone suggest anything? Mary ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

If you are even the least bit diabetic do NOT take Prednisone under any circumstances, unless your trying to commit suicide. Tracie is diabetic. A bit over a year ago she got a touch of bronchitis. Usual treatment before she was diagnosed diabetic has always been a few prednisone. She took a couple days worth and her sugar just went nuts. Took us three months to get it back under control. She now has to have two different insulin injectors. One slow acting and one fast acting. On 11/08/2012 10:35 AM, Glenna Goodwin wrote: > Ellen and Dale, I was so urprised about what happened to you guys-guess you just never know what will happen with any kind of drug. I know with my predisone, blood sugar and blood pressure went sky high, then dropped way down--plus, I lost use of my legs, and definately coluldn't function for awhile,--plus many other symptoms but nothing compared to what you suffered > . My thoughts go out to you. Glenna Goodwin > --- On Wed, 11/7/12, Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> wrote: > > > From: Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article (off topic) > To: [email protected] > Date: Wednesday, November 7, 2012, 3:57 PM > > > Dale, > Since you brought up cold and flu season....thought I would pass this word > of caution about a nasty over the counter drug everyone should > avoid...Sudafed (brand name) generic name sudafederin (sp?) it is in a lot > of other over the counter drugs such as Nighquil and other combo cold > remedies. Taking one 30mg tab (the box recommends 2 tabs I only took one) > it caused me to have a stroke 12 years ago. I had no history of high blood > pressure or any other high risk factors in my medical history and since it > was not caused by a blood clot or a bleed in my brain and was caused by a > blood vessel constriction the doctors attributed my stroke to having taken > the Sudafed tab. Sudafed is a decongestant and is a constrictor, there are > warnings on the box about not taking it if you have high blood pressure or > kidney problems and a whole list of other warnings. It was definitely a > life altering event and I have had to learn how to live with some > limitations but I can function and am mobile but if I had known more about > Sudafed I probably wouldn't have taken it. It is one of the > main ingredients in METH! > > Ellen > > On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 10:26 AM, Dale Marr <[email protected]> wrote: > >> While we're off topic anyway, another group of drugs to be wary of, >> especially with cold and flu season just around the corner, is the group of >> antibiotics called fluoroquinolones. >> >> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverse_effects_of_fluoroquinolones >> >> Some of the more common ones are Cipro, Levaquin, and Floxin with more >> being developed all the time. Baytril is a common veterinary version which >> is given to our pets as well as pumped into the poultry and beef we eat. >> >> These are dangerous drugs in susceptible people, and anyone can be >> susceptible, not just the compromised or elderly. A "black box warning" >> was added to these drugs a few years ago. If your doctor prescribes one of >> these drugs, do your homework and weigh the risks. There are often older, >> safer alternatives. >> >> I'm speaking from personal experience. Levaquin nearly killed me in the >> '90s and has permanently harmed a lot of other people. Google "Levaquin >> horror stories." >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Glenna Goodwin >> To: [email protected] >> Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2012 2:52 PM >> Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article >> >> >> Thanks for your reply, Ellen. one of the reasons I wrote the e-mail is >> to help everyone be aware of the side affects-of this drug and >> others--scared me--and i didn't know or remember what was gong one--my >> whole family was scared,too. I did have a friend who was on it a couple >> years ago and she was killed after being run over by a pickup which she >> never drove, but her hubby had gone out of town to help their son move-- I >> will always think it was from the steroids! This is such a great list, adn >> I really missed being on it >> . Glenna Goodwin >> --- On Tue, 11/6/12, Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> From: Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> >> Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article >> To: [email protected] >> Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2012, 2:40 PM >> >> >> Welcome back Glenna. Great to hear you survived the steroid pill, your >> warning should be noted by everyone, steroids in pill form or injected >> should not be taken lightly, think twice when your doctor recommends >> them, >> get a second opinion if you must. Had a similar experience, tho not as >> scary as Glenna's. Actually it is always prudent to question your doctor >> about any new pill he prescribes. Ask why, what are the possible side >> effects, if he can't or won't answer your question, get a second opinion, >> or get a new doctor. >> >> Ellen >> >> On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Glenna Goodwin <[email protected] >>> wrote: >> >> > Betty Mc, I just saw an article you had written about my aunt, Lenora >> > Cantrell Yancey--it was really a great article--lots of great info and >> very >> > informative. I assume it was in one of your Down Memory Lane Books, so >> > guess I will have to get around and order it. For peopl e on the list, >> > there were really alot of people in Izard Co. listed in it.Sorry I have >> > been off the list for so long, I have had a spell with Chron's and >> being >> > anemic--Been gven several iron infusions--then decided my Chron's was >> the >> > clupit--so they put me on Predisone--needless to say, that was almost >> the >> > end of me! I lost my mind, could not sleep, lost around 50 >> pounds--which >> > I needed to, but what a way to do it. I think it affected just about >> every >> > thing in my body, but thank God, I am finally on the road to recovery. >> The >> > only permanent thing they found so far was some dementia, caused by >> > it--which medication will help --and I said I can function very well >> right >> > now--so >> > no complaints here! The only warning I have for anyone, please read >> > about all the side affects of Predisone before taking it! I knew I >> wasn't >> > feeling right a few days after starting it, but Dr. said I needed it, >> so I >> > took it, until I didn't know where I was or what was going on. I did >> have >> > sense enough to not let hubby throw away my pills, so they fazed me off >> > them--but believe me, I completey did no t know where I was at or what >> was >> > gong on for awhlile! i have found out since then that several people >> have >> > died from taking this--I can see why, because you don't know what you >> are >> > doing! God answere alot of prayers on my behalf! Enjoyed catching up on >> > some of my Arizard e-mails, and can definaltely say I am proud to be >> back >> > on the list. 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Thanks Harold, Vera, and Betty on the Reynolds/Caruthers information. I will forward on the the lady. I think it should be a big help her. Betty BB

Ellen and Dale, I was so urprised about what happened to you guys-guess you just never know what will happen with any kind of drug. I know with my predisone, blood sugar and blood pressure went sky high, then dropped way down--plus, I lost use of my legs, and definately coluldn't  function for awhile,--plus many other symptoms but nothing compared to what you suffered .  My thoughts go out to you.  Glenna Goodwin --- On Wed, 11/7/12, Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> wrote: From: Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article (off topic) To: [email protected] Date: Wednesday, November 7, 2012, 3:57 PM Dale, Since you brought up cold and flu season....thought I would pass this word of caution about a nasty over the counter drug everyone should avoid...Sudafed (brand name) generic name sudafederin (sp?) it is in a lot of other over the counter drugs such as Nighquil and other combo cold remedies. Taking one 30mg tab (the box recommends 2 tabs I only took one) it caused me to have a stroke 12 years ago. I had no history of high blood pressure or any other high risk factors in my medical history and since it was not caused by a blood clot or a bleed in my brain and was caused by a blood vessel constriction the doctors attributed my stroke to having taken the Sudafed tab. Sudafed is a decongestant and is a constrictor, there are warnings on the box about not taking it if you have high blood pressure or kidney problems and a whole list of other warnings.  It was definitely a life altering event and I have had to learn how to live with some limitations but I can function and am mobile but if I had known more about Sudafed I probably wouldn't have taken it. It is one of the main ingredients in METH! Ellen On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 10:26 AM, Dale Marr <[email protected]> wrote: > While we're off topic anyway, another group of drugs to be wary of, > especially with cold and flu season just around the corner, is the group of > antibiotics called fluoroquinolones. > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverse_effects_of_fluoroquinolones > > Some of the more common ones are Cipro, Levaquin, and Floxin with more > being developed all the time.  Baytril is a common veterinary version which > is given to our pets as well as pumped into the poultry and beef we eat. > > These are dangerous drugs in susceptible people, and anyone can be > susceptible, not just the compromised or elderly.  A "black box warning" > was added to these drugs a few years ago.  If your doctor prescribes one of > these drugs, do your homework and weigh the risks.  There are often older, > safer alternatives. > > I'm speaking from personal experience.  Levaquin nearly killed me in the > '90s and has permanently harmed a lot of other people.  Google "Levaquin > horror stories." > >   ----- Original Message ----- >   From: Glenna Goodwin >   To: [email protected] >   Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2012 2:52 PM >   Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article > > >   Thanks for your reply, Ellen. one of the reasons I wrote the e-mail is > to help everyone be aware of the side affects-of this drug and > others--scared me--and i didn't know or remember what was gong one--my > whole family was scared,too. I did have a friend who was on it a couple > years ago and she was killed after being run over by a pickup which she > never drove, but her hubby had gone out of town to help their son move-- I > will always think it was from the steroids! This is such a great list, adn > I really missed being on it >   . Glenna Goodwin >   --- On Tue, 11/6/12, Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> wrote: > > >   From: Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> >   Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article >   To: [email protected] >   Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2012, 2:40 PM > > >   Welcome back Glenna. Great to hear you survived the steroid pill, your >   warning should be noted by everyone, steroids in pill form or injected >   should not be taken lightly, think twice when your doctor recommends > them, >   get a second opinion if you must. Had a similar experience, tho not as >   scary as Glenna's. Actually it is always prudent to question your doctor >   about any new pill he prescribes. Ask why, what are the possible side >   effects, if he can't or won't answer your question, get a second opinion, >   or get a new doctor. > >   Ellen > >   On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Glenna Goodwin <[email protected] > >wrote: > >   > Betty Mc, I just saw an article you had written about my aunt, Lenora >   > Cantrell Yancey--it was really a great article--lots of great info and > very >   > informative. I assume it was in one of your Down Memory Lane Books, so >   > guess I will have to get around and order it. For peopl e on the list, >   > there were really alot of people in Izard Co. listed in it.Sorry I have >   > been off the list for so long, I have had a spell with Chron's and > being >   > anemic--Been gven several iron infusions--then decided my Chron's was > the >   > clupit--so they put me on Predisone--needless to say, that was almost > the >   > end of me! I lost my mind, could not sleep, lost around 50 > pounds--which >   > I needed to, but what a way to do it. I think it affected just about > every >   > thing in my body, but thank God, I am finally on the road to recovery. > The >   > only permanent thing they found so far was some dementia, caused by >   > it--which medication will help --and I said I can function very well > right >   > now--so >   > no complaints here! The only warning I have for anyone, please read >   > about all the side affects of Predisone before taking it! I knew I > wasn't >   > feeling right a few days after starting it, but Dr. said I needed it, > so I >   > took it, until I didn't know where I was or what was going on. I did > have >   > sense enough to not let hubby throw away my pills, so they fazed me off >   > them--but believe me, I completey did no t know where I was at or what > was >   > gong on for awhlile! i have found out since then that several people > have >   > died from taking this--I can see why, because you don't know what you > are >   > doing! God answere alot of prayers on my behalf! Enjoyed catching up on >   > some of my Arizard e-mails, and can definaltely say I am proud to be > back >   > on the list. 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Here’s a site some of you might find interesting. I sure did when I clicked on the Arkansas Civil War. This is in the Calico Rock newspaper the White River Currant this week. http://www.ark-ives.com/

pseudoephedrine That's the "old" Sudafed you have to show a photo ID for and get from behind the pharmacy counter in most if not all states. The "new" Sudafed, which contains phenylephrine, is still available OTC, but in my experience it doesn't work nearly as well as the old stuff. (Actually it didn't work at all for me.) I'm sorry to hear about your bad experience. Pseudoephedrine can certainly be a nasty drug if you have any of the risk factors mentioned. Beware that decongestant nasal sprays can be absorbed and cause the same types of adverse effects as oral decongestants. ----- Original Message ----- From: Ellen Reesh To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2012 3:57 PM Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article (offtopic) Dale, Since you brought up cold and flu season....thought I would pass this word of caution about a nasty over the counter drug everyone should avoid...Sudafed (brand name) generic name sudafederin (sp?) it is in a lot of other over the counter drugs such as Nighquil and other combo cold remedies. Taking one 30mg tab (the box recommends 2 tabs I only took one) it caused me to have a stroke 12 years ago. I had no history of high blood pressure or any other high risk factors in my medical history and since it was not caused by a blood clot or a bleed in my brain and was caused by a blood vessel constriction the doctors attributed my stroke to having taken the Sudafed tab. Sudafed is a decongestant and is a constrictor, there are warnings on the box about not taking it if you have high blood pressure or kidney problems and a whole list of other warnings. It was definitely a life altering event and I have had to learn how to live with some limitations but I can function and am mobile but if I had known more about Sudafed I probably wouldn't have taken it. It is one of the main ingredients in METH! Ellen On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 10:26 AM, Dale Marr <[email protected]> wrote: > While we're off topic anyway, another group of drugs to be wary of, > especially with cold and flu season just around the corner, is the group of > antibiotics called fluoroquinolones. > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverse_effects_of_fluoroquinolones > > Some of the more common ones are Cipro, Levaquin, and Floxin with more > being developed all the time. Baytril is a common veterinary version which > is given to our pets as well as pumped into the poultry and beef we eat. > > These are dangerous drugs in susceptible people, and anyone can be > susceptible, not just the compromised or elderly. A "black box warning" > was added to these drugs a few years ago. If your doctor prescribes one of > these drugs, do your homework and weigh the risks. There are often older, > safer alternatives. > > I'm speaking from personal experience. Levaquin nearly killed me in the > '90s and has permanently harmed a lot of other people. Google "Levaquin > horror stories." > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Glenna Goodwin > To: [email protected] > Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2012 2:52 PM > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article > > > Thanks for your reply, Ellen. one of the reasons I wrote the e-mail is > to help everyone be aware of the side affects-of this drug and > others--scared me--and i didn't know or remember what was gong one--my > whole family was scared,too. I did have a friend who was on it a couple > years ago and she was killed after being run over by a pickup which she > never drove, but her hubby had gone out of town to help their son move-- I > will always think it was from the steroids! This is such a great list, adn > I really missed being on it > . Glenna Goodwin > --- On Tue, 11/6/12, Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> wrote: > > > From: Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article > To: [email protected] > Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2012, 2:40 PM > > > Welcome back Glenna. Great to hear you survived the steroid pill, your > warning should be noted by everyone, steroids in pill form or injected > should not be taken lightly, think twice when your doctor recommends > them, > get a second opinion if you must. Had a similar experience, tho not as > scary as Glenna's. Actually it is always prudent to question your doctor > about any new pill he prescribes. Ask why, what are the possible side > effects, if he can't or won't answer your question, get a second opinion, > or get a new doctor. > > Ellen > > On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Glenna Goodwin <[email protected] > >wrote: > > > Betty Mc, I just saw an article you had written about my aunt, Lenora > > Cantrell Yancey--it was really a great article--lots of great info and > very > > informative. I assume it was in one of your Down Memory Lane Books, so > > guess I will have to get around and order it. For peopl e on the list, > > there were really alot of people in Izard Co. listed in it.Sorry I have > > been off the list for so long, I have had a spell with Chron's and > being > > anemic--Been gven several iron infusions--then decided my Chron's was > the > > clupit--so they put me on Predisone--needless to say, that was almost > the > > end of me! I lost my mind, could not sleep, lost around 50 > pounds--which > > I needed to, but what a way to do it. I think it affected just about > every > > thing in my body, but thank God, I am finally on the road to recovery. > The > > only permanent thing they found so far was some dementia, caused by > > it--which medication will help --and I said I can function very well > right > > now--so > > no complaints here! The only warning I have for anyone, please read > > about all the side affects of Predisone before taking it! I knew I > wasn't > > feeling right a few days after starting it, but Dr. said I needed it, > so I > > took it, until I didn't know where I was or what was going on. I did > have > > sense enough to not let hubby throw away my pills, so they fazed me off > > them--but believe me, I completey did no t know where I was at or what > was > > gong on for awhlile! i have found out since then that several people > have > > died from taking this--I can see why, because you don't know what you > are > > doing! God answere alot of prayers on my behalf! Enjoyed catching up on > > some of my Arizard e-mails, and can definaltely say I am proud to be > back > > on the list. Glenna Goodwin > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

> I trying to help a lady with finding information on the following. I know > we have some Caruthers connection on the list so if any one can > help I will pass it on or get you connected with the lady looking for the > information. > > Thanks > > Betty BB > > Info. wanted on; > W. C. Reynolds/ Doc Runnels, b. ca 1872, who had lived near Oxford, AR > ca. 1905. Her details are sketchy but he was married to Edda Jane > Caruthers b. 3-15-1876. No marriage record available. > Children: Lessie Runnels b. 8-15-1897 & Mack Runnels b. 1899. She thought > the name might actually be Reynolds but the pronunciation was Runnels. > This is what I have in my files.......Harold Blevins Ancestors of Edda Jane Caruthers Generation No. 1 1. Edda Jane Caruthers, born 15 Mar 1875 in Izard County AR; died Nov 1950 in Cushing, Payne County OK. She was the daughter of 2. Edmund Joseph Caruthers and 3. Charity Elizabeth "Betty" Chadwick. She married (1) William C. (Doc) Reynolds 09 Oct 1896 in Izard County AR. He was born Abt. 1862 in Georgia. She married (2) William Francis O'Kelley Aft. 1913. He was born Oct 1876 in Tennessee. Generation No. 2 2. Edmund Joseph Caruthers, born Oct 1842 in Cannon County TN; died Bef. 1910. He was the son of 4. Maxwell L. Caruthers and 5. Mary Faulkenberry. He married 3. Charity Elizabeth "Betty" Chadwick 18 Nov 1867 in Izard County AR. 3. Charity Elizabeth "Betty" Chadwick, born 13 Jun 1848 in Coffee County TN. She was the daughter of 6. John Louther Chadwick and 7. Mary Melvina Daniel. Children of Edmund Caruthers and Charity Chadwick are: i. Mary Malvina Caruthers, born 03 Oct 1868 in Izard County AR; died 20 Oct 1869 in Izard County AR. ii. James Mack Caruthers, born 29 Dec 1870 in Izard County AR; died 16 Nov 1892. iii. John Mart Caruthers, born 28 Sep 1872 in Izard County AR; died 11 Oct 1955 in Oxford, Izard County AR (Oxford Cemetery); married Julia Ann Gibson 26 Dec 1895; born 18 Apr 1873; died 12 Sep 1963 in Oxford, Izard County AR (Oxford Cemetery). iv. Sarah Clementine Caruthers, born 18 Oct 1873 in Izard County AR; died 1954 in Izard County AR; married James L. Richardson 25 May 1890 in Fulton County AR; born Sep 1870 in Fulton County AR. 1 v. Edda Jane Caruthers, born 15 Mar 1875 in Izard County AR; died Nov 1950 in Cushing, Payne County OK; married (1) William C. (Doc) Reynolds 09 Oct 1896 in Izard County AR; married (2) William Francis O'Kelley Aft. 1913. vi. David Lee Caruthers, born 20 Feb 1878 in Izard County AR; died 10 Apr 1948; married Addie Lewellen Carter 27 Oct 1900; born 02 Dec 1879 in Decatur, Meigs, TN; died May 1980. vii. Amanda P. Caruthers, born 04 May 1880 in Izard County AR; died 03 Dec 1913; married William Francis O'Kelley 14 Nov 1897; born Oct 1876 in Tennessee. viii. Newton Thomas Caruthers, born 30 May 1882 in Izard County AR; died in Cushing, Payne County OK; married Mollie Mae French 06 Aug 1905 in Arkansas. ix. William L. Caruthers, born 24 Apr 1884 in Izard County AR; married Lizzie Allience French 21 Jun 1914; born 06 Sep 1890; died 06 Feb 1985. x. Ada Caruthers, born 30 Sep 1887 in Izard County AR. xi. Ida Caruthers, born 30 Sep 1887 in Izard County AR. xii. George W. Caruthers, born 19 Apr 1889 in Izard County AR; died 1921 in Union, Fulton County AR; married Rosie N. Southard 28 Nov 1903 in Fulton County AR; born Feb 1880. Generation No. 3 4. Maxwell L. Caruthers, born Abt. 1813 in NC; died 1861 in Cannon County TN. He married 5. Mary Faulkenberry Abt. 1834 in TN. 5. Mary Faulkenberry, born Abt. 1820 in TN; died 1889. Children of Maxwell Caruthers and Mary Faulkenberry are: i. Sarah A. E. Caruthers, born 09 Dec 1834 in Cannon County TN; died 25 Aug 1873 in Cannon County TN (Church of Christ Cem. in Curlee TN); married William P. Gaither 04 Mar 1856 in Cannon County TN; born 11 Oct 1833 in TN; died 20 Nov 1914 in Cannon County TN (Church of Christ Cem. in Curlee TN). ii. Mary E. Caruthers, born Abt. 1838 in Cannon County TN. iii. Rutha J. Caruthers, born Abt. 1840 in Cannon County TN. 2 iv. Edmund Joseph Caruthers, born Oct 1842 in Cannon County TN; died Bef. 1910; married Charity Elizabeth "Betty" Chadwick 18 Nov 1867 in Izard County AR. v. Lucretia Caruthers, born Abt. 1844 in Cannon County TN. vi. John D. P. G. Caruthers, born 10 Mar 1847 in Cannon County TN; died 05 Apr 1924; married Amanda June Reed; born 17 May 1852. vii. Martin A. Caruthers, born Abt. 1849 in Cannon County TN. viii. Amanda Caruthers, born Abt. 1854 in Cannon County TN; married Andrew Franklin Jackson; born Abt. 1852; died Abt. 1880. ix. Clementine Caruthers, born Abt. 1856 in Cannon County TN. 6. John Louther Chadwick, born 06 Jun 1825 in Blount County TN; died 15 Apr 1885 in Izard County AR. He was the son of 12. Matthew Chadwick and 13. Charity Elizabeth King. He married 7. Mary Melvina Daniel Abt. 1848 in Coffee County TN. 7. Mary Melvina Daniel, born 24 Jun 1828 in Fayette County TN; died 1911 in Searcy County AR. Children of John Chadwick and Mary Daniel are: 3 i. Charity Elizabeth "Betty" Chadwick, born 13 Jun 1848 in Coffee County TN; married Edmund Joseph Caruthers 18 Nov 1867 in Izard County AR. ii. William Matthew Chadwick, born 14 Oct 1849 in Coffee County TN. iii. James Chadwick, born 14 Mar 1851 in Coffee County TN. iv. Barnett Louther Chadwick, born 21 Apr 1854 in Crittenden County KY. v. Newton Thomas Chadwick, born 06 Apr 1856 in Crittenden County KY; died 30 Sep 1930 in Oxford, Izard County AR; married Elizabeth Cathleen Rozier; born 02 Sep 1869 in Lebanon, Laclede County MO; died 19 Nov 1898 in Union, Fulton County AR. vi. Biddie Jane Chadwick, born 02 Mar 1859 in Crittenden County KY. vii. Etta Jane Chadwick, born 02 Mar 1859 in Crittenden County KY. viii. Joseph Asbury Chadwick, born 19 Oct 1861 in Crittenden County KY. ix. Sarah Malinda Chadwick, born 01 Apr 1864 in Crittenden County KY. x. John Franklin Chadwick, born 09 Aug 1866 in Crittenden County KY. xi. Mary Melvina Chadwick, born 03 Jun 1869 in Crittenden County KY. xii. Charles M. Chadwick, born 11 Sep 1871 in Izard County AR. Generation No. 4 12. Matthew Chadwick, born 05 May 1793 in Carteret County NC; died 25 Apr 1856 in Crittenden County KY. He married 13. Charity Elizabeth King 25 Mar 1819 in Blount County TN. 13. Charity Elizabeth King, born Abt. 1803; died Aft. 1870. Child of Matthew Chadwick and Charity King is: 6 i. John Louther Chadwick, born 06 Jun 1825 in Blount County TN; died 15 Apr 1885 in Izard County AR; married Mary Melvina Daniel Abt. 1848 in Coffee County TN.

Dale, Since you brought up cold and flu season....thought I would pass this word of caution about a nasty over the counter drug everyone should avoid...Sudafed (brand name) generic name sudafederin (sp?) it is in a lot of other over the counter drugs such as Nighquil and other combo cold remedies. Taking one 30mg tab (the box recommends 2 tabs I only took one) it caused me to have a stroke 12 years ago. I had no history of high blood pressure or any other high risk factors in my medical history and since it was not caused by a blood clot or a bleed in my brain and was caused by a blood vessel constriction the doctors attributed my stroke to having taken the Sudafed tab. Sudafed is a decongestant and is a constrictor, there are warnings on the box about not taking it if you have high blood pressure or kidney problems and a whole list of other warnings. It was definitely a life altering event and I have had to learn how to live with some limitations but I can function and am mobile but if I had known more about Sudafed I probably wouldn't have taken it. It is one of the main ingredients in METH! Ellen On Wed, Nov 7, 2012 at 10:26 AM, Dale Marr <[email protected]> wrote: > While we're off topic anyway, another group of drugs to be wary of, > especially with cold and flu season just around the corner, is the group of > antibiotics called fluoroquinolones. > > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverse_effects_of_fluoroquinolones > > Some of the more common ones are Cipro, Levaquin, and Floxin with more > being developed all the time. Baytril is a common veterinary version which > is given to our pets as well as pumped into the poultry and beef we eat. > > These are dangerous drugs in susceptible people, and anyone can be > susceptible, not just the compromised or elderly. A "black box warning" > was added to these drugs a few years ago. If your doctor prescribes one of > these drugs, do your homework and weigh the risks. There are often older, > safer alternatives. > > I'm speaking from personal experience. Levaquin nearly killed me in the > '90s and has permanently harmed a lot of other people. Google "Levaquin > horror stories." > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Glenna Goodwin > To: [email protected] > Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2012 2:52 PM > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article > > > Thanks for your reply, Ellen. one of the reasons I wrote the e-mail is > to help everyone be aware of the side affects-of this drug and > others--scared me--and i didn't know or remember what was gong one--my > whole family was scared,too. I did have a friend who was on it a couple > years ago and she was killed after being run over by a pickup which she > never drove, but her hubby had gone out of town to help their son move-- I > will always think it was from the steroids! This is such a great list, adn > I really missed being on it > . Glenna Goodwin > --- On Tue, 11/6/12, Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> wrote: > > > From: Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article > To: [email protected] > Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2012, 2:40 PM > > > Welcome back Glenna. Great to hear you survived the steroid pill, your > warning should be noted by everyone, steroids in pill form or injected > should not be taken lightly, think twice when your doctor recommends > them, > get a second opinion if you must. Had a similar experience, tho not as > scary as Glenna's. Actually it is always prudent to question your doctor > about any new pill he prescribes. Ask why, what are the possible side > effects, if he can't or won't answer your question, get a second opinion, > or get a new doctor. > > Ellen > > On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Glenna Goodwin <[email protected] > >wrote: > > > Betty Mc, I just saw an article you had written about my aunt, Lenora > > Cantrell Yancey--it was really a great article--lots of great info and > very > > informative. I assume it was in one of your Down Memory Lane Books, so > > guess I will have to get around and order it. For peopl e on the list, > > there were really alot of people in Izard Co. listed in it.Sorry I have > > been off the list for so long, I have had a spell with Chron's and > being > > anemic--Been gven several iron infusions--then decided my Chron's was > the > > clupit--so they put me on Predisone--needless to say, that was almost > the > > end of me! I lost my mind, could not sleep, lost around 50 > pounds--which > > I needed to, but what a way to do it. I think it affected just about > every > > thing in my body, but thank God, I am finally on the road to recovery. > The > > only permanent thing they found so far was some dementia, caused by > > it--which medication will help --and I said I can function very well > right > > now--so > > no complaints here! The only warning I have for anyone, please read > > about all the side affects of Predisone before taking it! I knew I > wasn't > > feeling right a few days after starting it, but Dr. said I needed it, > so I > > took it, until I didn't know where I was or what was going on. I did > have > > sense enough to not let hubby throw away my pills, so they fazed me off > > them--but believe me, I completey did no t know where I was at or what > was > > gong on for awhlile! i have found out since then that several people > have > > died from taking this--I can see why, because you don't know what you > are > > doing! God answere alot of prayers on my behalf! Enjoyed catching up on > > some of my Arizard e-mails, and can definaltely say I am proud to be > back > > on the list. Glenna Goodwin > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

May 14, 1914 - Local News - Chancery Court (one of a list) Etta Jane Runnells vs. Doc Runnels, divorce, decree for plaintiff Found this marriage name: W C Reynolds event: Marriage event date:f 29 Oct 1896 event place: , Fulton, Arkansas, United States age: 31 estimated birth year: 1865 residence: Oxford, Izard, Arkansas spouse: Jane Caruthers spouse's age: 21 spouse's estimated birth year: 1875 spouse's residence: Oxford, Izard, Arkansas marriage license date: 24 Oct 1896 ================= Don't think this is him. Marriage certificate does show a F. and his age is 22. Jun 18, 1914 - Calico Rock News (from the Progress) A most impressive wedding ceremony was said on last Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, Jun 10, 1914 when Will F. Reynolds of Harrison and Miss Bessie Clark of this place were united in marriage at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs W. T. Clark. It was a beautiful home wedding and only a few invited guests and relatives were present to witness the proceedings that made this happy young couple man and wife. The rites were solemnized by Rev T. R. Hankins, pastor of the M. E. Church, south at Melbourne.. -----Original Message----- From: Betty BB Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2012 11:37 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [ARIZARD] Reynolds- Caruthers I trying to help a lady with finding information on the following. I know we have some Caruthers connection on the list so if any one can help I will pass it on or get you connected with the lady looking for the information. Thanks Betty BB Info. wanted on; W. C. Reynolds/ Doc Runnels, b. ca 1872, who had lived near Oxford, AR ca. 1905. Her details are sketchy but he was married to Edda Jane Caruthers b. 3-15-1876. No marriage record available. Children: Lessie Runnels b. 8-15-1897 & Mack Runnels b. 1899. She thought the name might actually be Reynolds but the pronunciation was Runnels. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

While we're off topic anyway, another group of drugs to be wary of, especially with cold and flu season just around the corner, is the group of antibiotics called fluoroquinolones. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverse_effects_of_fluoroquinolones Some of the more common ones are Cipro, Levaquin, and Floxin with more being developed all the time. Baytril is a common veterinary version which is given to our pets as well as pumped into the poultry and beef we eat. These are dangerous drugs in susceptible people, and anyone can be susceptible, not just the compromised or elderly. A "black box warning" was added to these drugs a few years ago. If your doctor prescribes one of these drugs, do your homework and weigh the risks. There are often older, safer alternatives. I'm speaking from personal experience. Levaquin nearly killed me in the '90s and has permanently harmed a lot of other people. Google "Levaquin horror stories." ----- Original Message ----- From: Glenna Goodwin To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2012 2:52 PM Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article Thanks for your reply, Ellen. one of the reasons I wrote the e-mail is to help everyone be aware of the side affects-of this drug and others--scared me--and i didn't know or remember what was gong one--my whole family was scared,too. I did have a friend who was on it a couple years ago and she was killed after being run over by a pickup which she never drove, but her hubby had gone out of town to help their son move-- I will always think it was from the steroids! This is such a great list, adn I really missed being on it . Glenna Goodwin --- On Tue, 11/6/12, Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> wrote: From: Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2012, 2:40 PM Welcome back Glenna. Great to hear you survived the steroid pill, your warning should be noted by everyone, steroids in pill form or injected should not be taken lightly, think twice when your doctor recommends them, get a second opinion if you must. Had a similar experience, tho not as scary as Glenna's. Actually it is always prudent to question your doctor about any new pill he prescribes. Ask why, what are the possible side effects, if he can't or won't answer your question, get a second opinion, or get a new doctor. Ellen On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Glenna Goodwin <[email protected]>wrote: > Betty Mc, I just saw an article you had written about my aunt, Lenora > Cantrell Yancey--it was really a great article--lots of great info and very > informative. I assume it was in one of your Down Memory Lane Books, so > guess I will have to get around and order it. For peopl e on the list, > there were really alot of people in Izard Co. listed in it.Sorry I have > been off the list for so long, I have had a spell with Chron's and being > anemic--Been gven several iron infusions--then decided my Chron's was the > clupit--so they put me on Predisone--needless to say, that was almost the > end of me! I lost my mind, could not sleep, lost around 50 pounds--which > I needed to, but what a way to do it. I think it affected just about every > thing in my body, but thank God, I am finally on the road to recovery. The > only permanent thing they found so far was some dementia, caused by > it--which medication will help --and I said I can function very well right > now--so > no complaints here! The only warning I have for anyone, please read > about all the side affects of Predisone before taking it! I knew I wasn't > feeling right a few days after starting it, but Dr. said I needed it, so I > took it, until I didn't know where I was or what was going on. I did have > sense enough to not let hubby throw away my pills, so they fazed me off > them--but believe me, I completey did no t know where I was at or what was > gong on for awhlile! i have found out since then that several people have > died from taking this--I can see why, because you don't know what you are > doing! God answere alot of prayers on my behalf! Enjoyed catching up on > some of my Arizard e-mails, and can definaltely say I am proud to be back > on the list. Glenna Goodwin > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I trying to help a lady with finding information on the following. I know we have some Caruthers connection on the list so if any one can help I will pass it on or get you connected with the lady looking for the information. Thanks Betty BB Info. wanted on; W. C. Reynolds/ Doc Runnels, b. ca 1872, who had lived near Oxford, AR ca. 1905. Her details are sketchy but he was married to Edda Jane Caruthers b. 3-15-1876. No marriage record available. Children: Lessie Runnels b. 8-15-1897 & Mack Runnels b. 1899. She thought the name might actually be Reynolds but the pronunciation was Runnels.

If you feel that there is more side effects that the Dr. has not told you, then please ask your pharmacyst as that is a big part of his trainig to be able to help us with our questions. Betty H. --- On Tue, 11/6/12, Glenna Goodwin <[email protected]> wrote: From: Glenna Goodwin <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2012, 12:52 PM Thanks for your reply, Ellen.  one of the reasons I wrote the e-mail is to help everyone be aware of the side affects-of this drug and others--scared me--and i didn't know or remember what was gong one--my whole family was  scared,too. I did have a friend who was on it a couple years ago and she was killed after being run over by a pickup which she never drove, but her hubby had gone out of town to help their son move-- I will always think it was from the steroids!  This is such a great list, adn I really missed being on it .  Glenna Goodwin --- On Tue, 11/6/12, Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> wrote: From: Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2012, 2:40 PM Welcome back Glenna. Great to hear you survived the steroid pill, your warning should be noted by everyone, steroids in pill form or injected should not be taken lightly, think twice when your doctor recommends them, get a second opinion if you must. Had a similar experience, tho not as scary as Glenna's. Actually it is always prudent to question your doctor about  any new pill he prescribes. Ask why, what are the possible side effects, if he can't or won't answer your question, get a second opinion, or get a new doctor. Ellen On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Glenna Goodwin <[email protected]>wrote: > Betty Mc, I just saw an article you had written about my aunt, Lenora > Cantrell Yancey--it was really a great article--lots of great info and very > informative. I assume it was in one of your Down Memory Lane Books, so > guess I will have to get around and order it.  For peopl e on the list, > there were really alot of people in Izard Co. listed in it.Sorry I have > been off the list for so long, I have had a spell  with Chron's and being > anemic--Been gven several iron infusions--then decided my Chron's was the > clupit--so they put me on Predisone--needless to say, that was almost the > end of me!   I lost my mind, could not sleep, lost around 50 pounds--which > I needed to, but what a way to do it.  I think it affected just about every > thing in my body, but thank God, I am finally on the road to recovery.  The > only permanent thing they found so far was some dementia, caused by > it--which medication will  help --and I said I can function very well right > now--so >  no complaints here!  The only warning I have for anyone, please read > about all the side  affects of Predisone before taking it!  I knew I wasn't > feeling right a few days after starting it, but Dr. said I needed it, so I > took it, until I didn't know where I was or what was going on.  I did have > sense enough to not let hubby throw away my pills, so they fazed me off > them--but believe me, I completey did no t know where I was at or what was > gong on for awhlile!   i have found out since then that several people have > died from taking this--I can see why, because you don't know what you are > doing!  God answere alot of prayers on my behalf!  Enjoyed catching up on > some of my Arizard e-mails, and can definaltely say I am proud to be back > on the list.  Glenna Goodwin > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Can anyone out there on the list help me?  I am trying to find some sort of record of Thomas or Andrew Hawthorn in Izard Co.  I have found 'stories' about them in the Turnbo Manuscripts and Life in the Leatherwoods but I can find no record of them in the area that they are supposed to be in Izard.  The people that are connected to this line are saying that they are buried in the Talley Cemetery.  But I don't believe this is correct.  We cleaned that cemetery and found no unmarked graves there for a good distance around the know graves back into the woods.  Supposedly they lived 'at the mouth of Moccassin Creek'.  John Q. Wolf even says this was the land later owned by Isham H. Talley.  According to the platt book I have, I.H. Talley was the first person to own the land mentioned.  I have searched every record I know to search and can find no record of any Hawthorn or as Turnbo says they are sometimes called 'Hathburn'.  Stories are great and very interesting, but I would like to have some sort of hard documentation.  Can anyone suggest anything? Mary

This is the LDS FREE site and has most Arkansas marriage, available. You can learn more if you click on the name on the left and again on “view image”. If possible the view image will let you see the marriage certificate. Don’t expect to see every marriage record because of court house fires and such. https://familysearch.org/search/collection/show#uri=http://familysearch.org/searchapi/search/collection/1417439

Thanks Pat and jds for the replies, I am sure that will help her I have forwarded it on and I know she appreciates it....Bobbie

Thanks for your reply, Ellen.  one of the reasons I wrote the e-mail is to help everyone be aware of the side affects-of this drug and others--scared me--and i didn't know or remember what was gong one--my whole family was  scared,too. I did have a friend who was on it a couple years ago and she was killed after being run over by a pickup which she never drove, but her hubby had gone out of town to help their son move-- I will always think it was from the steroids!  This is such a great list, adn I really missed being on it .  Glenna Goodwin --- On Tue, 11/6/12, Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> wrote: From: Ellen Reesh <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Arizard. Betty Mc for lenora Cantrell article To: [email protected] Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2012, 2:40 PM Welcome back Glenna. Great to hear you survived the steroid pill, your warning should be noted by everyone, steroids in pill form or injected should not be taken lightly, think twice when your doctor recommends them, get a second opinion if you must. Had a similar experience, tho not as scary as Glenna's. Actually it is always prudent to question your doctor about  any new pill he prescribes. Ask why, what are the possible side effects, if he can't or won't answer your question, get a second opinion, or get a new doctor. Ellen On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Glenna Goodwin <[email protected]>wrote: > Betty Mc, I just saw an article you had written about my aunt, Lenora > Cantrell Yancey--it was really a great article--lots of great info and very > informative. I assume it was in one of your Down Memory Lane Books, so > guess I will have to get around and order it.  For peopl e on the list, > there were really alot of people in Izard Co. listed in it.Sorry I have > been off the list for so long, I have had a spell  with Chron's and being > anemic--Been gven several iron infusions--then decided my Chron's was the > clupit--so they put me on Predisone--needless to say, that was almost the > end of me!   I lost my mind, could not sleep, lost around 50 pounds--which > I needed to, but what a way to do it.  I think it affected just about every > thing in my body, but thank God, I am finally on the road to recovery.  The > only permanent thing they found so far was some dementia, caused by > it--which medication will  help --and I said I can function very well right > now--so >  no complaints here!  The only warning I have for anyone, please read > about all the side  affects of Predisone before taking it!  I knew I wasn't > feeling right a few days after starting it, but Dr. said I needed it, so I > took it, until I didn't know where I was or what was going on.  I did have > sense enough to not let hubby throw away my pills, so they fazed me off > them--but believe me, I completey did no t know where I was at or what was > gong on for awhlile!   i have found out since then that several people have > died from taking this--I can see why, because you don't know what you are > doing!  God answere alot of prayers on my behalf!  Enjoyed catching up on > some of my Arizard e-mails, and can definaltely say I am proud to be back > on the list.  Glenna Goodwin > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Welcome back Glenna. Great to hear you survived the steroid pill, your warning should be noted by everyone, steroids in pill form or injected should not be taken lightly, think twice when your doctor recommends them, get a second opinion if you must. Had a similar experience, tho not as scary as Glenna's. Actually it is always prudent to question your doctor about any new pill he prescribes. Ask why, what are the possible side effects, if he can't or won't answer your question, get a second opinion, or get a new doctor. Ellen On Tue, Nov 6, 2012 at 12:09 PM, Glenna Goodwin <[email protected]>wrote: > Betty Mc, I just saw an article you had written about my aunt, Lenora > Cantrell Yancey--it was really a great article--lots of great info and very > informative. I assume it was in one of your Down Memory Lane Books, so > guess I will have to get around and order it. For peopl e on the list, > there were really alot of people in Izard Co. listed in it.Sorry I have > been off the list for so long, I have had a spell with Chron's and being > anemic--Been gven several iron infusions--then decided my Chron's was the > clupit--so they put me on Predisone--needless to say, that was almost the > end of me! I lost my mind, could not sleep, lost around 50 pounds--which > I needed to, but what a way to do it. I think it affected just about every > thing in my body, but thank God, I am finally on the road to recovery. The > only permanent thing they found so far was some dementia, caused by > it--which medication will help --and I said I can function very well right > now--so > no complaints here! The only warning I have for anyone, please read > about all the side affects of Predisone before taking it! I knew I wasn't > feeling right a few days after starting it, but Dr. said I needed it, so I > took it, until I didn't know where I was or what was going on. I did have > sense enough to not let hubby throw away my pills, so they fazed me off > them--but believe me, I completey did no t know where I was at or what was > gong on for awhlile! i have found out since then that several people have > died from taking this--I can see why, because you don't know what you are > doing! God answere alot of prayers on my behalf! Enjoyed catching up on > some of my Arizard e-mails, and can definaltely say I am proud to be back > on the list. Glenna Goodwin > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Betty Mc, I just saw an article you had written about my aunt, Lenora Cantrell Yancey--it was really a great article--lots of great info and very informative. I assume it was in one of your Down Memory Lane Books, so guess I will have to get around and order it.  For peopl e on the list, there were really alot of people in Izard Co. listed in it.Sorry I have been off the list for so long, I have had a spell  with Chron's and being anemic--Been gven several iron infusions--then decided my Chron's was the clupit--so they put me on Predisone--needless to say, that was almost the end of me!   I lost my mind, could not sleep, lost around 50 pounds--which I needed to, but what a way to do it.  I think it affected just about every thing in my body, but thank God, I am finally on the road to recovery.  The only permanent thing they found so far was some dementia, caused by it--which medication will  help --and I said I can function very well right now--so no complaints here!  The only warning I have for anyone, please read about all the side  affects of Predisone before taking it!  I knew I wasn't feeling right a few days after starting it, but Dr. said I needed it, so I took it, until I didn't know where I was or what was going on.  I did have sense enough to not let hubby throw away my pills, so they fazed me off them--but believe me, I completey did no t know where I was at or what was gong on for awhlile!   i have found out since then that several people have died from taking this--I can see why, because you don't know what you are doing!  God answere alot of prayers on my behalf!  Enjoyed catching up on some of my Arizard e-mails, and can definaltely say I am proud to be back on the list.  Glenna Goodwin

I HAD ASKED FOR INFO ON ROBERT COFFMAN AND I GUESS THAT HE HADN’T HANGED THE SPELLING YET BY 1851 WHEN HE DIED. IT IS SAID THAT HE WAS A PREACHER AND A BLACKSMITH. I HAVE THAT HE WAS BURIED IN BICKLE’S COVE CEMETERY IN STONE COUNTY. ANY INFO ON THIS FAMILY WOULD BE GREAT.

Hi Annita Thanks for responding. Please send me your email since it didn't show up on this reply and I'll send you a couple of pictures. Maybe somewhere, sometime we can get them identified. Someone somewhere has copies surely! Son enjoyed his fishing trip. Trout fishing was a first for him--he had done some bass, etc. And, getting away from the office to that atmosphere was great for him, too. Work is very stressful for him right now. Yes, I am amazed at the number of families that married into the Russell family. I have only found a few Greens but then there were a lot more Russells anyway. [email protected] Pat Foster -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Annita Fulton Sent: Monday, November 05, 2012 6:00 PM To: Jean (Mayfield) Cuevas Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Finleys? Harold Blevins, Others? Hi Pat, I've been reading your posts and I do have Finley information because this is my Granddad Taylor's side of the family. I have a 26 page document with repeats in it because it came out of ancestry.com and the same information would be entered in both husband and wife's site. I can send you an attachment if you would like it. The Green name many fall under my Grandma Taylor too - she was a Green, but I haven't looked there yet. Harold's relatives and mine cross paths too. You sure can't talk about anybody in Izard County, because you're probably related to them??? right??? I'm jealous of your son's fishing trip - we always went to Bull Shoals when I was a kid and camped out and fished. The only thing I don't miss about it is those big old misquitoes! Don't you live in Guthrie? Annita (Taylor) Fulton > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Date: Sat, 3 Nov 2012 23:06:02 -0500 > Subject: [ARIZARD] Finleys? Harold Blevins, Others? > > (This may be a 2nd post--got the first one back for bad address so I > changed it and trying again.) > > Hellow Everyone > Would love to be able to come and see the fall colors in Arkansas! > One of my sons went to Bull Shoals fishing this weekend. I'm anxious > to talk to him about his trip!! > I figure he will look forward to going back!! > > My great uncle, James Green, married Vercie, Versy, Versa? Finley and > remained in the area for the rest of their lives. > Apparently, one of my aunts kept in touch with some Finleys there and > I have obtained a photo of a Louisa Finley Wilson. > She MAY have first been married to Isaac Finley? > > I found a Sharp County marriage of Fannie Finley to J W Blevins on 30 > Apr 1893. > There is a photo with only first names: fannie, Will, George--that I > think might be children of William Finley? > There are 3 others in the photo with only Carl, Becky, and Fred listed. > > There's a marriage for a C B Finley to Norma Meadows--thought that > might be 'Carl' of the above. > They married in Izard 31 May 1944. > > Anyone have any suggestions, directions, about this family, I'll > appreciate it! > > Pat Foster > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message