Hope every one is doing ok and not melted. By the way if you all haven’t gotten “Down Memory Lane # 10 by Betty McCollum you are missing a good one. Know several that is in it. Also the last Izard Co Historian Vol 37 July 2012 # 3 has some really good stories too .All about the Singings and etc. of Brockwell. Take care ,and God Bless June

Thank You Vera! As is true of so many of your postings, I found three family members and loved reading every one of the items...................Margaret Quoting Vera Reeves <[email protected]>: > Since I didn't get this message, I sent earlier this morning, I'm sending > it again. > I hope there is something here someone can use. > ===================== > The information used here was taken from the Izard County, Arkansas > newspapers available on film bought from the Arkansas History Commission. > Over the years the newspapers had different names. A lot of years are > missing and several issues of one year may be missing. Some of the issues > were either to light or to dark to read and in places there were holes in > the middle of an article, making it hard to tell just what was written. > In some cases I added information I found on the person mentioned in the > obituary. > > I tried to copy the articles word for word. In some places some small word > might have been miss spelled and was corrected. I apologize for all > mistakes, Vera Reeves > > The Clipper > > Apr 19, 1877 - Marriage license issued for the week > E. M. Hodges to Mary Walker > R. A. Hager to Nannie Staggs > > Apr 26, 1877 - Marriage license issued for the week > A. Lingo to Mrs. Sarah Bigham > > Apr 28, 1877 - Married: > At the residence of James Thompson of Izard County on Wednesday the 25th > inst., by J. B. Freeman, Esqr., Mr. Alex A. Lingo to Mrs. Sarah E. Bigham, > all of Izard County, AR > (Her maiden name was Thompson.) > > May 5, 1877 > Marriage licenses issued for the week May 3, 1877 > W. G. Brooks to Lydia Pugh > > Funeral Notice > The friends and acquaintances of Judge R. H. Powell are respectfully invited > to attend services, in memory of his late wife, to be held at Philadelphia > church, 11 A. M. on the 2nd Sunday in May, Rev. E. A. Garrison, officiating. > > (Added note: Jane T. Powell is buried in the Old Philadelphia Cemetery. b. > 18 Jan 1830 d. 5 Jul 1870.) > (Note added in cemetery book shows, husband as Richard H. Powell and parents > D. T. and Mary Temple) > > Died: in Izard County, on May 1st, 1877 Charles, infant son of Judge R. H. > Powell, aged 7 months. > > Died: Mr. Thomas Elkin, an old and respected citizen of this county died, > the first of this week, of cancer. > > May 12, 1877 > Marriage licenses issued for the week ending May 10th. W. Forester to Miss. > Louisa T. Murry > > Dr. Culp informs us that Mat Vail was made happy on the 7th last by a > present of a son. > > On the 9th, Pet Tucker went into the ecstasies; his happiness was also a > boy – a 12 pounder. > > May 19, 1877 > Dr. Culp informs us that his kinsman, Chas. Benbrook on White River, is > happier than anybody---- twins. > > Jun 2, 1877 > Applicants for marriage license: James E. Brown to Margaret Jane Hill. > > Funeral Notice - The funeral sermon of Mrs. Mary E. Bishop, deceased, will > be preached at Philadelphia on the 2nd Sabbath in June. Rev. B. F. Hall, > officiating. > > Jun 9, 1877 > Mrs. Mary Martin, wife of Judge Martin of Stone County, died at Mountain > View on Sunday the 3rd inst. > > June 23, 1877-----Obituary Notice > Died at her residence, near La Crosse, Ark., on the 13th of May 1877, Mrs. > Elizabeth Burns, after a painful illness which she bore with patience and > resignation. Sister Burns was the daughter of James Tiller and was born May > 23rd, 1816. In 1824 she professed religion and joined the church, and in > 1840 she was united in matrimony with John F. Burns, with whom she lived a > happy and useful life until his death, which accrued in 1850. At the death > of her husband, the care of training and providing for six children, > revolved entirely on sister Burns, which arduous duty she discharged with > the energy and patience which Christian mothers alone can summon. Eleven > years before her death she was stricken with blindness, yet she bore this, > the saddest of bodily afflictions with Christian fortitude and patience, > always exhibiting in an eminent degree, that meekness and resignation which > are characteristic of deep ____ of heart. Sister Burns became a member of > the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at La Crosse, at the organization of that > congregation, in the communion of which she lived, discharging her Christian > duties as well as her affliction would admit, until her death. Sister burns > died at the age of 61 years and 43 years of her life were spent in the > service of God. It is no exaggeration to say that she was truly pious—an > earnest, consecrated Christian—her life proved her such. She never shrunk > from the discharge of any known duty, but always had a word of encouragement > for the desponding and tears of sympathy for the suffering. She was ever > ready to throw the mantle of charity over the shortcomings of her fellow > Christians. She was an affectionate wife, a tender and loving mother, and an > ornament to the church and society, and loved by all who knew her. She died > as she lived in the strong assurance of a living faith and in the hope of > the blessed immortality. Three of her children preceded her to the “better > land” while three are left behind. To these we would say, follow in the > footsteps of your now sainted mot > her. “Weep not as those who have no hope,” for “While your silent steps > are > straying lonely through night’s deepening shade, Glory’s > brightest beams are > playing ‘round thy happy mother’s head.” D. G. Griffith > > Jun 30, 1877 - Married > At the residence of Squire Buercklin the bride’s father, in Melbourne, on > the 24th inst., by Squire G. B. Moon, Mr. Allen Franks to Miss. Lizzy Ann > Buercklin, all of Izard County. > The Clipper office was honored with an elegant cake on that occasion, for > which we return our thanks. We tender the young folks our congratulations > and best wishes. May their united life be a happy one with many joys and few > sorrows. > > Also at the residence of Joseph S. Robinson, near Melbourne on the 28th > inst., by Squire J. B. Freeman, Wm. N. Warlick to Miss. Mary N. Martin all > of Izard. > > Marriage Licenses granted > Wm. N. Warlick to Martha Ann Martin (one above has Mary not Martha ?) > > Allen Franks to Lizzy Ann Buercklin > > Jun 30, 1877 - School Picnic: > The picnic given at La Crosse, in connection with the closing exercises of > the school on last Friday, by the Trustees and friends of La Crosse Academy > was successful in every particular. Ample preparation was made, and of the > best possible variety and all enjoyed the occasion in the fullest sense. The > attendance was large,--something near fifteen hundred persons present. Capt. > R. C. Mathews, was Marshal of the day and discharged the duties of the > position with entire satisfaction to all. Teachers, pupils and visitors were > formed into procession and marched to the tables, in the best of order, > where all were feasted to satiety. > > The addresses were timely and in good taste. The exercises in the evening > are said to have been of the finest order, characterized with a degree of > ability not usually manifested on such occasions, and all bearing the > impress of the masterly hand that guides that institution. Every pupil came > up to the full expectation of teachers and patrons. Prizes were awarded as > follows: James Watkins in Declamation, Gertie Hall in Reading, John Watkins > in Penmanship. > > For highest standing in spelling: > 1st class Miss Annie Lindley--Principal contestant, Miss Ida Fortenberry. > 2nd class Miss Athie Reese--Principal contestant, Miss Belle Montelle. > 3rd class Miss Mary Stroud—Principal contestant Miss Alice Raney. > > Jul 14, 1877 > Died - On the 8th inst., at Melbourne, Arkansas, Claudia J., infant daughter > of Frank A. and Hattie E. Mason aged 1 year, 7 months and 22 days. > And thus little flower has faded on earth, to bloom in the Paradise of God. > Yes the darling loved one has fallen asleep to awake to immortality on the > shining shore of the river of life,--has plumed her wings and gone up to the > Eternal City, and after a while father, and mother, and little brother, if > faithful will meet the darling little one on the glorified plains of > immortality, to part no more forever. J. > > Jul 14, 1877 - Marriage Licenses issued > James G. Stafford to Mrs. Sallie Browning > L. L. Bailey to Charlotte Benbrook > Samuel Yates to Martha Blair > > Aug 4, 1877 > Died—at his residence in Fulton County, Richard Sanders on the 30th day of > Jul 1877 > > Aug 11, 1877 - Marriage License Granted > W. D. Ragsdale to Rena Ruby > > Sep 15, 1877 - Licenses Issued: > Zack R. Bishop to Angeline Byrd > J. M. Stroud to S. F. Sears > John C. Calhoun Goodwin to Mary Elizabeth Ann Harvel > > Aug 7, 1877 – Deaths in Izard County > Rufus son of Joseph and Sarah Durham aged 1 year and 7 months. > > Aug 12, 1877 - Deaths in Izard County > Emma Jane, daughter of A. S. and Sarah Culp aged 2 years lacking 5 days. > > On the 6th inst., Johnny Brook (or Brock) stepson of Henry Ingle, aged about > eight years. > > NOTICE > Is hereby given, that my wife, Sarah J. Blankenship, has left me, without a > just cause and that I will not be responsible for any debt contract or > promise she may make from this date, henceforth, this September 13th, 1877. > Signed Elijah Blankenship. > > End of 1877 > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Since I didn't get this message, I sent earlier this morning, I'm sending it again. I hope there is something here someone can use. ===================== The information used here was taken from the Izard County, Arkansas newspapers available on film bought from the Arkansas History Commission. Over the years the newspapers had different names. A lot of years are missing and several issues of one year may be missing. Some of the issues were either to light or to dark to read and in places there were holes in the middle of an article, making it hard to tell just what was written. In some cases I added information I found on the person mentioned in the obituary. I tried to copy the articles word for word. In some places some small word might have been miss spelled and was corrected. I apologize for all mistakes, Vera Reeves The Clipper Apr 19, 1877 - Marriage license issued for the week E. M. Hodges to Mary Walker R. A. Hager to Nannie Staggs Apr 26, 1877 - Marriage license issued for the week A. Lingo to Mrs. Sarah Bigham Apr 28, 1877 - Married: At the residence of James Thompson of Izard County on Wednesday the 25th inst., by J. B. Freeman, Esqr., Mr. Alex A. Lingo to Mrs. Sarah E. Bigham, all of Izard County, AR (Her maiden name was Thompson.) May 5, 1877 Marriage licenses issued for the week May 3, 1877 W. G. Brooks to Lydia Pugh Funeral Notice The friends and acquaintances of Judge R. H. Powell are respectfully invited to attend services, in memory of his late wife, to be held at Philadelphia church, 11 A. M. on the 2nd Sunday in May, Rev. E. A. Garrison, officiating. (Added note: Jane T. Powell is buried in the Old Philadelphia Cemetery. b. 18 Jan 1830 d. 5 Jul 1870.) (Note added in cemetery book shows, husband as Richard H. Powell and parents D. T. and Mary Temple) Died: in Izard County, on May 1st, 1877 Charles, infant son of Judge R. H. Powell, aged 7 months. Died: Mr. Thomas Elkin, an old and respected citizen of this county died, the first of this week, of cancer. May 12, 1877 Marriage licenses issued for the week ending May 10th. W. Forester to Miss. Louisa T. Murry Dr. Culp informs us that Mat Vail was made happy on the 7th last by a present of a son. On the 9th, Pet Tucker went into the ecstasies; his happiness was also a boy – a 12 pounder. May 19, 1877 Dr. Culp informs us that his kinsman, Chas. Benbrook on White River, is happier than anybody---- twins. Jun 2, 1877 Applicants for marriage license: James E. Brown to Margaret Jane Hill. Funeral Notice - The funeral sermon of Mrs. Mary E. Bishop, deceased, will be preached at Philadelphia on the 2nd Sabbath in June. Rev. B. F. Hall, officiating. Jun 9, 1877 Mrs. Mary Martin, wife of Judge Martin of Stone County, died at Mountain View on Sunday the 3rd inst. June 23, 1877-----Obituary Notice Died at her residence, near La Crosse, Ark., on the 13th of May 1877, Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, after a painful illness which she bore with patience and resignation. Sister Burns was the daughter of James Tiller and was born May 23rd, 1816. In 1824 she professed religion and joined the church, and in 1840 she was united in matrimony with John F. Burns, with whom she lived a happy and useful life until his death, which accrued in 1850. At the death of her husband, the care of training and providing for six children, revolved entirely on sister Burns, which arduous duty she discharged with the energy and patience which Christian mothers alone can summon. Eleven years before her death she was stricken with blindness, yet she bore this, the saddest of bodily afflictions with Christian fortitude and patience, always exhibiting in an eminent degree, that meekness and resignation which are characteristic of deep ____ of heart. Sister Burns became a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at La Crosse, at the organization of that congregation, in the communion of which she lived, discharging her Christian duties as well as her affliction would admit, until her death. Sister burns died at the age of 61 years and 43 years of her life were spent in the service of God. It is no exaggeration to say that she was truly pious—an earnest, consecrated Christian—her life proved her such. She never shrunk from the discharge of any known duty, but always had a word of encouragement for the desponding and tears of sympathy for the suffering. She was ever ready to throw the mantle of charity over the shortcomings of her fellow Christians. She was an affectionate wife, a tender and loving mother, and an ornament to the church and society, and loved by all who knew her. She died as she lived in the strong assurance of a living faith and in the hope of the blessed immortality. Three of her children preceded her to the “better land” while three are left behind. To these we would say, follow in the footsteps of your now sainted mot her. “Weep not as those who have no hope,” for “While your silent steps are straying lonely through night’s deepening shade, Glory’s brightest beams are playing ‘round thy happy mother’s head.” D. G. Griffith Jun 30, 1877 - Married At the residence of Squire Buercklin the bride’s father, in Melbourne, on the 24th inst., by Squire G. B. Moon, Mr. Allen Franks to Miss. Lizzy Ann Buercklin, all of Izard County. The Clipper office was honored with an elegant cake on that occasion, for which we return our thanks. We tender the young folks our congratulations and best wishes. May their united life be a happy one with many joys and few sorrows. Also at the residence of Joseph S. Robinson, near Melbourne on the 28th inst., by Squire J. B. Freeman, Wm. N. Warlick to Miss. Mary N. Martin all of Izard. Marriage Licenses granted Wm. N. Warlick to Martha Ann Martin (one above has Mary not Martha ?) Allen Franks to Lizzy Ann Buercklin Jun 30, 1877 - School Picnic: The picnic given at La Crosse, in connection with the closing exercises of the school on last Friday, by the Trustees and friends of La Crosse Academy was successful in every particular. Ample preparation was made, and of the best possible variety and all enjoyed the occasion in the fullest sense. The attendance was large,--something near fifteen hundred persons present. Capt. R. C. Mathews, was Marshal of the day and discharged the duties of the position with entire satisfaction to all. Teachers, pupils and visitors were formed into procession and marched to the tables, in the best of order, where all were feasted to satiety. The addresses were timely and in good taste. The exercises in the evening are said to have been of the finest order, characterized with a degree of ability not usually manifested on such occasions, and all bearing the impress of the masterly hand that guides that institution. Every pupil came up to the full expectation of teachers and patrons. Prizes were awarded as follows: James Watkins in Declamation, Gertie Hall in Reading, John Watkins in Penmanship. For highest standing in spelling: 1st class Miss Annie Lindley--Principal contestant, Miss Ida Fortenberry. 2nd class Miss Athie Reese--Principal contestant, Miss Belle Montelle. 3rd class Miss Mary Stroud—Principal contestant Miss Alice Raney. Jul 14, 1877 Died - On the 8th inst., at Melbourne, Arkansas, Claudia J., infant daughter of Frank A. and Hattie E. Mason aged 1 year, 7 months and 22 days. And thus little flower has faded on earth, to bloom in the Paradise of God. Yes the darling loved one has fallen asleep to awake to immortality on the shining shore of the river of life,--has plumed her wings and gone up to the Eternal City, and after a while father, and mother, and little brother, if faithful will meet the darling little one on the glorified plains of immortality, to part no more forever. J. Jul 14, 1877 - Marriage Licenses issued James G. Stafford to Mrs. Sallie Browning L. L. Bailey to Charlotte Benbrook Samuel Yates to Martha Blair Aug 4, 1877 Died—at his residence in Fulton County, Richard Sanders on the 30th day of Jul 1877 Aug 11, 1877 - Marriage License Granted W. D. Ragsdale to Rena Ruby Sep 15, 1877 - Licenses Issued: Zack R. Bishop to Angeline Byrd J. M. Stroud to S. F. Sears John C. Calhoun Goodwin to Mary Elizabeth Ann Harvel Aug 7, 1877 – Deaths in Izard County Rufus son of Joseph and Sarah Durham aged 1 year and 7 months. Aug 12, 1877 - Deaths in Izard County Emma Jane, daughter of A. S. and Sarah Culp aged 2 years lacking 5 days. On the 6th inst., Johnny Brook (or Brock) stepson of Henry Ingle, aged about eight years. NOTICE Is hereby given, that my wife, Sarah J. Blankenship, has left me, without a just cause and that I will not be responsible for any debt contract or promise she may make from this date, henceforth, this September 13th, 1877. Signed Elijah Blankenship. End of 1877

The information used here was taken from the Izard County, Arkansas newspapers available on film bought from the Arkansas History Commission. Over the years the newspapers had different names. A lot of years are missing and several issues of one year may be missing. Some of the issues were either to light or to dark to read and in places there were holes in the middle of an article, making it hard to tell just what was written. In some cases I added information I found on the person mentioned in the obituary. I tried to copy the articles word for word. In some places some small word might have been miss spelled and was corrected. I apologize for all mistakes, Vera Reeves The Clipper Apr 19, 1877 - Marriage license issued for the week E. M. Hodges to Mary Walker R. A. Hager to Nannie Staggs Apr 26, 1877 - Marriage license issued for the week A. Lingo to Mrs. Sarah Bigham Apr 28, 1877 - Married: At the residence of James Thompson of Izard County on Wednesday the 25th inst., by J. B. Freeman, Esqr., Mr. Alex A. Lingo to Mrs. Sarah E. Bigham, all of Izard County, AR “Life is but an empty dream, Care destroys the zest of it. Swift it glideth down the stream, See, you make the best of it.” But--- “Tell me not in idle jingle, Life is but an empty dream, For the boy is dead that’s single And things are not what they seem.” May 5, 1877 Marriage licenses issued for the week May 3, 1877 W. G. Brooks to Lydia Pugh Funeral Notice The friends and acquaintances of Judge R. H. Powell are respectfully invited to attend services, in memory of his late wife, to be held at Philadelphia church, 11 A. M. on the 2nd Sunday in May, Rev. E. A. Garrison, officiating. (Added note: Jane T. Powell is buried in the Old Philadelphia Cemetery. b. 18 Jan 1830 d. 5 Jul 1870.) (Note added in cemetery book shows, husband as Richard H. Powell and parents D. T. and Mary Temple) Died: in Izard County, on May 1st, 1877 Charles, infant son of Judge R. H. Powell, aged 7 months. Died: Mr. Thomas Elkin, an old and respected citizen of this county died, the first of this week, of cancer. May 12, 1877 Marriage licenses issued for the week ending May 10th. W. Forester to Miss. Louisa T. Murry Dr. Culp informs us that Mat Vail was made happy on the 7th last by a present of a son. On the 9th, Pet Tucker went into the ecstasies; his happiness was also a boy – a 12 pounder. May 19, 1877 Dr. Culp informs us that his kinsman, Chas. Benbrook on White River, is happier than anybody---- twins. Jun 2, 1877 Applicants for marriage license: James E. Brown to Margaret Jane Hill. Funeral Notice - The funeral sermon of Mrs. Mary E. Bishop, deceased, will be preached at Philadelphia on the 2nd Sabbath in June. Rev. B. F. Hall, officiating. Jun 9, 1877 Mrs. Mary Martin, wife of Judge Martin of Stone County, died at Mountain View on Sunday the 3rd inst. June 23, 1877-----Obituary Notice Died at her residence, near La Crosse, Ark., on the 13th of May 1877, Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, after a painful illness which she bore with patience and resignation. Sister Burns was the daughter of James Tiller and was born May 23rd, 1816. In 1824 she professed religion and joined the church, and in 1840 she was united in matrimony with John F. Burns, with whom she lived a happy and useful life until his death, which accrued in 1850. At the death of her husband, the care of training and providing for six children, revolved entirely on sister Burns, which arduous duty she discharged with the energy and patience which Christian mothers alone can summon. Eleven years before her death she was stricken with blindness, yet she bore this, the saddest of bodily afflictions with Christian fortitude and patience, always exhibiting in an eminent degree, that meekness and resignation which are characteristic of deep ____ of heart. Sister Burns became a member of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at La Crosse, at the organization of that congregation, in the communion of which she lived, discharging her Christian duties as well as her affliction would admit, until her death. Sister burns died at the age of 61 years and 43 years of her life were spent in the service of God. It is no exaggeration to say that she was truly pious—an earnest, consecrated Christian—her life proved her such. She never shrunk from the discharge of any known duty, but always had a word of encouragement for the desponding and tears of sympathy for the suffering. She was ever ready to throw the mantle of charity over the shortcomings of her fellow Christians. She was an affectionate wife, a tender and loving mother, and an ornament to the church and society, and loved by all who knew her. She died as she lived in the strong assurance of a living faith and in the hope of the blessed immortality. Three of her children preceded her to the “better land” while three are left behind. To these we would say, follow in the footsteps of your now sainted mother. “Weep not as those who have no hope,” for “While your silent steps are straying lonely through night’s deepening shade, Glory’s brightest beams are playing ‘round thy happy mother’s head.” D. G. Griffith Jun 30, 1877 - Married At the residence of Squire Buercklin the bride’s father, in Melbourne, on the 24th inst., by Squire G. B. Moon, Mr. Allen Franks to Miss. Lizzy Ann Buercklin, all of Izard County. The Clipper office was honored with an elegant cake on that occasion, for which we return our thanks. We tender the young folks our congratulations and best wishes. May their united life be a happy one with many joys and few sorrows. Also at the residence of Joseph S. Robinson, near Melbourne on the 28th inst., by Squire J. B. Freeman, Wm. N. Warlick to Miss. Mary N. Martin all of Izard. Marriage Licenses granted Wm. N. Warlick to Martha Ann Martin (one above has Mary not Martha ?) Allen Franks to Lizzy Ann Buercklin Jun 30, 1877 - School Picnic: The picnic given at La Crosse, in connection with the closing exercises of the school on last Friday, by the Trustees and friends of La Crosse Academy was successful in every particular. Ample preparation was made, and of the best possible variety and all enjoyed the occasion in the fullest sense. The attendance was large,--something near fifteen hundred persons present. Capt. R. C. Mathews, was Marshal of the day and discharged the duties of the position with entire satisfaction to all. Teachers, pupils and visitors were formed into procession and marched to the tables, in the best of order, where all were feasted to satiety. The addresses were timely and in good taste. The exercises in the evening are said to have been of the finest order, characterized with a degree of ability not usually manifested on such occasions, and all bearing the impress of the masterly hand that guides that institution. Every pupil came up to the full expectation of teachers and patrons. Prizes were awarded as follows: James Watkins in Declamation, Gertie Hall in Reading, John Watkins in Penmanship. For highest standing in spelling: 1st class Miss Annie Lindley--Principal contestant, Miss Ida Fortenberry. 2nd class Miss Athie Reese--Principal contestant, Miss Belle Montelle. 3rd class Miss Mary Stroud—Principal contestant Miss Alice Raney. Jul 14, 1877 Died - On the 8th inst., at Melbourne, Arkansas, Claudia J., infant daughter of Frank A. and Hattie E. Mason aged 1 year, 7 months and 22 days. And thus little flower has faded on earth, to bloom in the Paradise of God. Yes the darling loved one has fallen asleep to awake to immortality on the shining shore of the river of life,--has plumed her wings and gone up to the Eternal City, and after a while father, and mother, and little brother, if faithful will meet the darling little one on the glorified plains of immortality, to part no more forever. J. Jul 14, 1877 - Marriage Licenses issued James G. Stafford to Mrs. Sallie Browning L. L. Bailey to Charlotte Benbrook Samuel Yates to Martha Blair Aug 4, 1877 Died—at his residence in Fulton County, Richard Sanders on the 30th day of Jul 1877 Aug 11, 1877 - Marriage License Granted W. D. Ragsdale to Rena Ruby Sep 15, 1877 - Licenses Issued: Zack R. Bishop to Angeline Byrd J. M. Stroud to S. F. Sears John C. Calhoun Goodwin to Mary Elizabeth Ann Harvel Aug 7, 1877 – Deaths in Izard County Rufus son of Joseph and Sarah Durham aged 1 year and 7 months. Aug 12, 1877 - Deaths in Izard County Emma Jane, daughter of A. S. and Sarah Culp aged 2 years lacking 5 days. There is a world above, where parting is unknown A long eternal love, found for the good alone And faith beholds the dying here, transplanted to the glorious sphere. On the 6th inst., Johnny Brook (or Brock) stepson of Henry Ingle, aged about eight years. NOTICE Is hereby given, that my wife, Sarah J. Blankenship, has left me, without a just cause and that I will not be responsible for any debt contract or promise she may make from this date, henceforth, this September 13th, 1877. Signed Elijah Blankenship. End of 1877

I don't know if she is a descendant of Nancy Thompson Smith or not. ====================== Vera Geneva Byler 70 of Melbourne died February 23, 1987 at Calico Rock Medical Center. She was a homemaker, a member of the Melbourne Church of Christ, and had been a resident of the area all of her life. Survivors include: a son, Jimmy Byler of Melbourne; one daughter, Arlene Smith of Batesville; two sisters; Wilma Estes of Arizona and Viola Rivers of Oregon; 6 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren. Services were held February 26 at Howard Chapel, Melbourne, with Ralph Wallace and Tom Brister officiating. Pallbearers were; Son Lamb, Charles Cheatham, Curtis Dale, Joe Campbell, Richard Martin and John Copeland. Burial was at Combs Cemetery, Melbourne, under the direction of Howard Funeral Service. White River Currant, Calico Rock, Arkansas. – Mar 12, 1987 ====================== Vera Smith married Shelby Byler on 18 Dec 1932 in Izard County, AR Gravestone shows she was born Aug 8, 1916. Ancestry shows her parents as: Wiley Alex Smith & Tennessee Jane Webb

Thanks Vera I had one but not as nice as this one . Sent one to Sandy to use but this is better one for the Find a Grave. Sure she will see this.. Glad to get it. Thanks a gain. June -----Original Message----- From: Vera Reeves Sent: Thursday, August 02, 2012 2:19 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [ARIZARD] Nancy Thomas Smith Here's an obituary, Has to do with the family being discussed lately. Another Smith buried at Combs Cemetery. Dimple Smith Tyree, daughter of the late B. H. and Jocy Stevens Hutchins was born December 23, 1918 in White County. She died March 11, 2001 in Melbourne. She was 82. Mrs Tyree was united in marriage to Robert Hanley Smith January 9, 1937 at Twin Creek. To this union even children were born. After Hanley’s death in 1969, she was united in marriage to Pete Tyree February 14, 1973. She spent her life as a homemaker, wife, mother and grandmother. She was a member of the Melbourne Church of Christ. Survivors include three daughters, Florine Knowles of Cathage, Missouri; Alene Stevens of Twin Creek; and Jerry Haney of Violet Hill; four sons, Robert Smith, Charles Smith and John Smith all of Twin Creek and Jim Smith of Hot Springs; one step-son, Chuck Tyree of Tucson, Arizona; sixteen grandchildren; twenty-three great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; five step-grandchildren; five step-great-grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by two husbands, two grandsons, Gerald Knowles and Hoyt Wayne Smith; six brothers, four sisters and her parents. Funeral services were held March 13, 2001 at the Roman and Billy Howard Memorial Chapel in Melbourne with Reverend Glen Green and Ralph Wallace officiating. Pallbearers were Donald Hutchins, Dennis Hutchings, Dean Hutchins, Leon Hutchins, Burl Thompson and Gary Hutchins. Honorary pallbearers were Boyce Gillihan Shelby Gillihan, Junior Gillihan George Gillihan and Clifton Gillihan. Interment was at Combs Cemetery under the direction of Eddie’s Family Funeral Home of Melbourne. White River Currant, Calico Rock, Arkansas. ------------------------------- 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

Vera, I was confused.  Was this the obit for Nancy Thomas Smith or Dimple Smith Tyree?  I couldn't find either on the AGP Combs Cemetery, but I save it so if it ever comes up I will have the obit. Mary ________________________________ From: Vera Reeves <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, August 2, 2012 2:19 PM Subject: [ARIZARD] Nancy Thomas Smith Here's an obituary, Has to do with the family being discussed lately. Another Smith buried at Combs Cemetery. Dimple Smith Tyree, daughter of the late B. H. and Jocy Stevens Hutchins was born December 23, 1918 in White County. She died March 11, 2001 in Melbourne. She was 82. Mrs Tyree was united in marriage to Robert Hanley Smith January 9, 1937 at Twin Creek. To this union even children were born. After Hanley’s death in 1969, she was united in marriage to Pete Tyree February 14, 1973. She spent her life as a homemaker, wife, mother and grandmother. She was a member of the Melbourne Church of Christ. Survivors include three daughters, Florine Knowles of Cathage, Missouri; Alene Stevens of Twin Creek; and Jerry Haney of Violet Hill; four sons, Robert Smith, Charles Smith and John Smith all of Twin Creek and Jim Smith of Hot Springs; one step-son, Chuck Tyree of Tucson, Arizona; sixteen grandchildren; twenty-three great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; five step-grandchildren; five step-great-grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by two husbands, two grandsons, Gerald Knowles and Hoyt Wayne Smith; six brothers, four sisters and her parents. Funeral services were held March 13, 2001 at the Roman and Billy Howard Memorial Chapel in Melbourne with Reverend Glen Green and Ralph Wallace officiating. Pallbearers were Donald Hutchins, Dennis Hutchings, Dean Hutchins, Leon Hutchins, Burl Thompson and Gary Hutchins. Honorary pallbearers were Boyce Gillihan Shelby Gillihan, Junior Gillihan George Gillihan and Clifton Gillihan. Interment was at Combs Cemetery under the direction of Eddie’s Family Funeral Home of Melbourne. White River Currant, Calico Rock, Arkansas. ------------------------------- 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

Here's an obituary, Has to do with the family being discussed lately. Another Smith buried at Combs Cemetery. Dimple Smith Tyree, daughter of the late B. H. and Jocy Stevens Hutchins was born December 23, 1918 in White County. She died March 11, 2001 in Melbourne. She was 82. Mrs Tyree was united in marriage to Robert Hanley Smith January 9, 1937 at Twin Creek. To this union even children were born. After Hanley’s death in 1969, she was united in marriage to Pete Tyree February 14, 1973. She spent her life as a homemaker, wife, mother and grandmother. She was a member of the Melbourne Church of Christ. Survivors include three daughters, Florine Knowles of Cathage, Missouri; Alene Stevens of Twin Creek; and Jerry Haney of Violet Hill; four sons, Robert Smith, Charles Smith and John Smith all of Twin Creek and Jim Smith of Hot Springs; one step-son, Chuck Tyree of Tucson, Arizona; sixteen grandchildren; twenty-three great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; five step-grandchildren; five step-great-grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by two husbands, two grandsons, Gerald Knowles and Hoyt Wayne Smith; six brothers, four sisters and her parents. Funeral services were held March 13, 2001 at the Roman and Billy Howard Memorial Chapel in Melbourne with Reverend Glen Green and Ralph Wallace officiating. Pallbearers were Donald Hutchins, Dennis Hutchings, Dean Hutchins, Leon Hutchins, Burl Thompson and Gary Hutchins. Honorary pallbearers were Boyce Gillihan Shelby Gillihan, Junior Gillihan George Gillihan and Clifton Gillihan. Interment was at Combs Cemetery under the direction of Eddie’s Family Funeral Home of Melbourne. White River Currant, Calico Rock, Arkansas.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: maryfjones6539 Surnames: Jones Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.arkansas.counties.izard/1323.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Smith Jones was my ggggrandfather. We have a lot of info regarding the family. I can put you in contact with our main researcher or answer some of your questions myself. Please contact me at [email protected] Mary Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

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Here I go sticking my nose in again. Mrs Nancy A. Smith 33 md John M. Keith 44 on 28 Sep 1893 in Izard County, AR Mrs Nancy Keith 41 md James C. Gillihan 51 on 31 Mar 1903 in Izard County, AR Mrs Nannie Gillihand 52 md Lee A. Bland 59 on 4 Jan 1914 in Izard County, AR NOTE the name is Gillihan in the one marriage record and in another it’s Gillihand. NOTE the spelling of her last name in the index. 1900 White River, Izard County, AR Nancy A. Keeth 38 John P Smith 18 Leonard Smith 16 William M. Smith 14 Robert H. Smith 12 She’s had 9 children with 6 living shows married 7 years (no widow). ========= NOTE the spelling of her last name in the index. 1910 Mill Creek, Izard County, AR Robert S. Smith 22 Marina Smith 18 Roy Smith 1 Nannie Gilliban 47 ================== Arkansas death records show: Nannie Smith estimated birth. 1862 age 85 died 22 Feb 1947 in Izard County ==================== Repeat of the obit I sent earlier. Melbourne Times Feb 27, 1947 – Mrs Nannie Smith Mrs Nannie Smith age 85, died Saturday afternoon at the home here of a daughter, Mrs Martha Hays. She was a native of Izard County and a member of the Church of Christ. In addition to Mrs Hays she is survived by another daughter, Mrs Nettie Keeth Smith of Sapulph, Okla., and three sons, R. H. Smith of Bristow, Okla., Preston Smith of Mt. View and Leonard Smith of Twin Creek. Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at the local Church of Christ by Elder G. W. Howard and burial was at the Combs Cemetery with arrangements in charge of Higginbotham Funeral Service.

The source of my information was: Name also spelled "Maylon". Source:e-mail Kerri ([email protected]) 8/3/2003 Mahlon and Nancy (Nannie) were married Jan. 27, 1878 in Arkansas, probably Izard Co. In 1889, Mahlon drowned in the White River along with two sons, James Adler and William Mahlon. Mahlon was only thirty years old, and the boys were between the ages of eighteen and twenty-two. Nancy re-married three more times. OKC ________________________________ From: Harold Blevins <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sat, July 21, 2012 2:43:16 PM Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Morning ouestion June, there is a file on Rootsweb by Betty Cavner that says, "Mahlon died on 22 March 1889, when he drowned in White River with 2 of his sons, James and William." He and his wife and children must have lived near Lunenburg, according to the 1880 census, so I'm guessing he is buried in one of the cemeteries near the river down there, or just across in Stone County. I ran all three names through Find-A-Grave, in both Izard and Stone, with no results......Haroldb -------------------------------------------------- From: "Junebug" <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2012 12:57 PM To: <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Morning ouestion > Yes thanks Harold i I have the other husbands of Nannie too. she married > Mahlon 1878, John M. Keith 1893, James C Gillihan 1903 and Lee Bland 1914. > That gal got around huh? Ha!. but just haven't been able to find his > burial > place. Thanks for your answer. I have his name spelled 2 or 3 different > ways. June > > -----Original Message----- > From: Harold Blevins > Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2012 12:32 PM > To: arizar[email protected] > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Morning ouestion > > I believe his name was "Mahlon Smith", I found him and Nannie in > the 1880 census of Izard County, in Lunenburg TWP. His name was spelled > "Malan", had wife Nannie and daughter  Martha, age 1. > > I think Nannie may have later married Lee Ander Bland of Izard County. > Harold B. > > -------------------------------------------------- > From: "Junebug" <[email protected]> > Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2012 10:51 AM > To: <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Morning ouestion > >> Correction >> Manlon Smith birthdate wrong first time. It s/b 1859. Senior yrs really >> kicking in Huh? can't find where he was buried. June >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Junebug >> Sent: Saturday, July 21, 2012 10:41 AM >> To: Arizard >> Subject: [ARIZARD] Morning ouestion >> >> Hope every one is doing ok and not melted yet. Seems like no let up. >> What I have been looking or and cant find where Manlon Smith b.1959 Izard >> Co >> Ar. died 1889 White River izard co ar. Married nancy Ann “Nannie” >> Thompson >> b >> 1861. She married others after Manlon . (could be spelled different") >> >> Have a lot on them, but can’t find out where he was buried. Thanks >> Junebug >> >> ------------------------------- >> 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 messageBettyC

Glad you got them.  Hope they are what you were looking for and help you.  It is my great pleasure to be of assistance. Mary ________________________________ From: Pauline Schwarz <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 6:56 PM Subject: [ARIZARD] Izard County Historian - June and Mary T.   Hi June and Mary:   Received the articles that I had requested.  Thank you so much.  They even   had pictures that I did not have.   Regards,   Pauline Harris Schwarz   (Polly) ------------------------------- 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

Did anyone order "The Complete Arkansas Ancestry Package", that was offered on here?  If so, have you received it, and how long did it take?  I order it and my check cleard the bank two weeks ago and I still haven't received it.   Carold

Hi Glenda, Burnell's 1st wife Carolyn Huett was the daughter of John Harlin Huett and Ethel A. McCarty. Ethel was a sister to my mother, Alice (McCarty) Ware. I'm sure that Jim Montgomery (from the Izard list) could give you Burnell's paternal grandparents. Wanda and Jim ================ On 7/31/2012 5:38 PM, Glenda Ramsey wrote: > How was she related to you? > Burnell is related to me. > Glenda > On Jul 18, 2012, at 9:05 PM, J/W Hobbs wrote: > >> Hi Vera, >> >> Thanks for the obit. Burnell's 1st wife, Carolyn Sue Huett was my 1st >> cousin so Burnell has always been a cousin too. >> >> Wanda >> ======================== >> On 7/17/2012 1:00 PM, Vera Reeves wrote: >>> Burnell Montgomery, 76, of Elizabeth, Arkansas, was born on June >>> 18, 1936, in Morriston, Arkansas, son of Barrett Watson and >>> Bernice Lee (Cantrell) Montgomery. He departed this life on July >>> 11, 2012, at Mercy Hospital in Springfield, Missouri. >>> >>> Burnell was united in marriage to Carolyn Sue Huett on January 20, >>> 1960, at Jonesboro, Arkansas, and to this union, one son was born. >>> He later married Joann Farmer on June 15, 1996, at Calico Rock, >>> Arkansas. Burnell worked as a Ferry Pilot for the Arkansas State >>> Highway Department for many years and was a farmer. He was an avid >>> bluegrass fan, was a member of the Elizabeth Church of Christ and >>> served his country in the United States Army. >>> >>> He leaves to mourn his passing: wife, Joann Montgomery of >>> Elizabeth, Arkansas; son, Mark Montgomery and wife Carol of >>> Elizabeth, Arkansas; three grandchildren, John Mark Montgomery of >>> Little Rock, Arkansas, Kristin Montgomery of Searcy, Arkansas, and >>> Micah Montgomery of Elizabeth, Arkansas; sister, Sue Hylton of >>> Maumelle, Arkansas; two nephews, Todd Hylton and Scott Hylton; and >>> many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his >>> first wife and parents. >>> >>> Funeral services will be held on Friday, July 13, 2012, 2:00 PM, >>> at Barker Funeral Home in Salem, Arkansas, with Bro. Roy Moss >>> officiating. Interment will be in the Elizabeth Cemetery at >>> Elizabeth, Arkansas, under the direction of Barker Funeral Home in >>> Salem, Arkansas. Pallbearers will be Harold McDonald, Vernon >>> Robbins, Leon Hodges, Tommy Richmond, Dale Hostetler and Jim >>> Short. Visitation will be Thursday, 6-8 PM, at the funeral home. >>> >>> Memorials preferred to Paragould Children's Home, 5515 Walcott >>> Road, Paragould, AR 72450 >>> >>> >>> Published in Baxter Bulletin on July 13, 2012 >>> >>> ------------------------------- >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIZARD- >>> [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 ARIZARD- >> [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 >

Always like to help anybody I can, I sure get a lot of help from a lot of folks. I always appreciate it. A lot I have I wouldn't have if it wasn't so many that helps out. Love June -----Original Message----- From: Pauline Schwarz Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 6:56 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [ARIZARD] Izard County Historian - June and Mary T. Hi June and Mary: Received the articles that I had requested. Thank you so much. They even had pictures that I did not have. Regards, Pauline Harris Schwarz (Polly) ------------------------------- 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

Hi June and Mary: Received the articles that I had requested. Thank you so much. They even had pictures that I did not have. Regards, Pauline Harris Schwarz (Polly)

My mother's mother came from that area of Kentucky--they are in that Combs, Cornett, Grigsby, Fugates, Ritchies and a few others group. And they went to Madison county, Arkansas. If you haven't been there recently-I think it is a desolate county--just sayin.' There is a complete 'Kentucky' township in Madison County--it was that group from Kentucky, mostly, that lived there. And, my dad's folks came into the Izard, Fulton, Baxter county areas. So, that's how come I know about it--I've been visiting that site for a long while now. Glad you all gleaned some info from there. Pat Foster In OK

As far as I know this Montgomery isn't a "real" close connection to my Montgomerys of "early" Washington County, Kentucky. I knew there was a Montgomery researcher on the list. -----Original Message----- From: Glenda Ramsey Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2012 5:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Montgomery obituary How was she related to you? Burnell is related to me. Glenda On Jul 18, 2012, at 9:05 PM, J/W Hobbs wrote: > Hi Vera, > > Thanks for the obit. Burnell's 1st wife, Carolyn Sue Huett was my 1st > cousin so Burnell has always been a cousin too. > > Wanda > ======================== > On 7/17/2012 1:00 PM, Vera Reeves wrote: >> Burnell Montgomery, 76, of Elizabeth, Arkansas, was born on June >> 18, 1936, in Morriston, Arkansas, son of Barrett Watson and >> Bernice Lee (Cantrell) Montgomery. He departed this life on July >> 11, 2012, at Mercy Hospital in Springfield, Missouri. >> >> Burnell was united in marriage to Carolyn Sue Huett on January 20, >> 1960, at Jonesboro, Arkansas, and to this union, one son was born. >> He later married Joann Farmer on June 15, 1996, at Calico Rock, >> Arkansas. Burnell worked as a Ferry Pilot for the Arkansas State >> Highway Department for many years and was a farmer. He was an avid >> bluegrass fan, was a member of the Elizabeth Church of Christ and >> served his country in the United States Army. >> >> He leaves to mourn his passing: wife, Joann Montgomery of >> Elizabeth, Arkansas; son, Mark Montgomery and wife Carol of >> Elizabeth, Arkansas; three grandchildren, John Mark Montgomery of >> Little Rock, Arkansas, Kristin Montgomery of Searcy, Arkansas, and >> Micah Montgomery of Elizabeth, Arkansas; sister, Sue Hylton of >> Maumelle, Arkansas; two nephews, Todd Hylton and Scott Hylton; and >> many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his >> first wife and parents. >> >> Funeral services will be held on Friday, July 13, 2012, 2:00 PM, >> at Barker Funeral Home in Salem, Arkansas, with Bro. Roy Moss >> officiating. Interment will be in the Elizabeth Cemetery at >> Elizabeth, Arkansas, under the direction of Barker Funeral Home in >> Salem, Arkansas. Pallbearers will be Harold McDonald, Vernon >> Robbins, Leon Hodges, Tommy Richmond, Dale Hostetler and Jim >> Short. Visitation will be Thursday, 6-8 PM, at the funeral home. >> >> Memorials preferred to Paragould Children's Home, 5515 Walcott >> Road, Paragould, AR 72450 >> >> >> Published in Baxter Bulletin on July 13, 2012 >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIZARD- >> [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 ARIZARD- > [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

How was she related to you? Burnell is related to me. Glenda On Jul 18, 2012, at 9:05 PM, J/W Hobbs wrote: > Hi Vera, > > Thanks for the obit. Burnell's 1st wife, Carolyn Sue Huett was my 1st > cousin so Burnell has always been a cousin too. > > Wanda > ======================== > On 7/17/2012 1:00 PM, Vera Reeves wrote: >> Burnell Montgomery, 76, of Elizabeth, Arkansas, was born on June >> 18, 1936, in Morriston, Arkansas, son of Barrett Watson and >> Bernice Lee (Cantrell) Montgomery. He departed this life on July >> 11, 2012, at Mercy Hospital in Springfield, Missouri. >> >> Burnell was united in marriage to Carolyn Sue Huett on January 20, >> 1960, at Jonesboro, Arkansas, and to this union, one son was born. >> He later married Joann Farmer on June 15, 1996, at Calico Rock, >> Arkansas. Burnell worked as a Ferry Pilot for the Arkansas State >> Highway Department for many years and was a farmer. He was an avid >> bluegrass fan, was a member of the Elizabeth Church of Christ and >> served his country in the United States Army. >> >> He leaves to mourn his passing: wife, Joann Montgomery of >> Elizabeth, Arkansas; son, Mark Montgomery and wife Carol of >> Elizabeth, Arkansas; three grandchildren, John Mark Montgomery of >> Little Rock, Arkansas, Kristin Montgomery of Searcy, Arkansas, and >> Micah Montgomery of Elizabeth, Arkansas; sister, Sue Hylton of >> Maumelle, Arkansas; two nephews, Todd Hylton and Scott Hylton; and >> many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his >> first wife and parents. >> >> Funeral services will be held on Friday, July 13, 2012, 2:00 PM, >> at Barker Funeral Home in Salem, Arkansas, with Bro. Roy Moss >> officiating. Interment will be in the Elizabeth Cemetery at >> Elizabeth, Arkansas, under the direction of Barker Funeral Home in >> Salem, Arkansas. Pallbearers will be Harold McDonald, Vernon >> Robbins, Leon Hodges, Tommy Richmond, Dale Hostetler and Jim >> Short. Visitation will be Thursday, 6-8 PM, at the funeral home. >> >> Memorials preferred to Paragould Children's Home, 5515 Walcott >> Road, Paragould, AR 72450 >> >> >> Published in Baxter Bulletin on July 13, 2012 >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIZARD- >> [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 ARIZARD- > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message >