Is anyone else having problems with the messages from Izard Co. going to spam?  I just had 38 in my spam folder.  What is going on? Mary

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----- Forwarded Message ---- From: Glenna Goodwin <glennagoodwin@att.net> To: arizard@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, November 22, 2010 3:00:22 PM Subject: Arizard: Chadwicks, Wilma Wilma, sorry to be so long getting back to you, but I had company-----then last night I looked thru all my files and could not find my Chadwick one.--just about gave up, then found it on my computer desk under some papers.  The Chadwicks are listed in Leslie, Searcy County, Ark. in 1885 and settled on what is now known as the Clint Griffin place.  Most are buried in Kuykendall Cem. in Oxley near Leslie, Searcy, Co. Ar.  They are listed in the 1900 census  on June 8, 1900 in Campbell Twp. Searcy, Ar. Page #52, SD#3.        Guess I will start slowly. and see what I can come up with.   Joseph Asbury Chadwick (Joe)--owned a store in Oxley, Ar.  Joe was born 19 Oct 1861 in Crittenden, Ky.--  D. 7 Nov.1963 Oxley, Sarcy, Ar.--  B. Kuykendall Cem, Leslie, Searcy, Ar.. m. Martha Barber on 19 August, 1879.in Oxford, Ar by H.B. Clinton.    Martha was born 9 April, 1858in Hardeman, Tn --D. 11 Oct 1915 in Oxley, Searcy, Ar.--B. Kuykendall Cem. Leslie, Searcy, Ar.  Children were:  1.Jody Lofton Chadwick--B. 24 Sep. 1880 in Izard. Co, Ar.  M. Helen Lanora Perkins  2. Mary Margaret Chadwick B. 1882 in Izard, Co. Ar.M. William Joesph Gibson.  3. Tollie V. Chadwick B.10 Feb 1884 Wiley's Cove Twp.Searcy, Ar.   4. Walter Lorenza Chadwick B. 29 April 2887 Wiley's Cove Twp. Searcy, Ar.   5.  Cora L. Chadwick    B.  12 March 1889 in Wiley's Cove Twp. Searcy, Ar.    6. Myrtle J. Chadwick   B.12 Oct. 1892 in Oxley, Searcy, Ar. D. March 4, 1968.  B. Kuykendall Cem. Leslie, Searcy, Ar.   M. John Thomas Fendley. on 1929, Searcy, Ar.   He was    B. 20 Nov.  1875 Campbell, Searcy, Ar.  D. .  7.  Dona B. Chadwick  B. 2 Sep., 1894 in Oxley, Searcy, Ar.  D. 19 June, 1899 in Oxley, Searcy, Ar.   8.  Claude A. Chadwick  B.  20 Jan., 1899 in Leslie, Searcy, Ar. D 9 March, 1880.  B. Zion Hill Cem. in Pope, Co, Ar. M. Dora Watts  B. 1899, Searcy, Ar.  M. on 25 Aug , a918, Searcy, Ar.  9. Zona Frances Chadwick  B. 22 May, 1902 in Oxley, Searcy, Ar.  D.  31 Dec. 1991 M. John Price Everett   on  l935, Searcy, Ar.  John B.  19 May 1904 Marshall, Searcy, Ar.     10. Gussie Beulah Chadwick   B. 7 March, 1904 Oxley, Searcy, Ar.   D. 22 July, 1977.  B. Kuykendall Cem. Oxley, Leslie, Searcy, Ar.  M.  Danny D. Rolen   on23 July, 1922 Oxley, Ar.  Danny was B. 17 Nov. 1844  Leslie, Searcy, Ar.   D. 13 Oct. 1972 Harrison, Boone Co., Ar.  B.  Kuykendall Cem. Searcy, Ar.======I will try to do another one for you later tonight.  Hope this helps some.  Maybe it will at least give you a start.  Glenna Goodwin

HI Jim, I think I made one of those trips to the old Montgomery Cabin with you and Judie that's up by the Humphries Cemetery. The problem is my water is already muddy and I really don't know this family history. The Montgomery Family that I know is Marsha's. They and my family have lived neighbors for the last 90 years in the Wiseman area starting with Grandfathers and Great Grandfathers until now her Aunt's land and ours land still join. I came to this location on where this Montgomery family lived from reading the history of the Church's. I haven't had time to read everything they have put on line but this is taken from the history section. In December 1850 Mr. James MtGomery Sr. came from Pisgah Church, Mecklinburg Gastony ( transcriber note; Gastonia ) County near Crawford Mountain North Carolina, with his family, consisting of h(is) sons Joseph, James, and William, and his daughter Hannah; his wife died some years after he came here; his son John, & family, also moving with him from te same place. His son Samuel MtGomery moved from the same place in the spring of 1854, with his family. These families settled on the North side of the Strawberry, and below the fork of Strawberry; and some 8 to 10 miles below where Prosperity now is. As far as I know Strawberry River only has one fork and that is about 2 or 3 miles down river from Wiseman where the little Strawberry River merges with the Strawberry River. Also, Prosperity Church was said to be at Wheeling, 4 miles south of Salem, and this say some 8-10 miles below where Prosperity now is. Wiseman is about 10 miles directly south of Wheeling. Now I may be completely wrong on this but this was what I took from the description. It would be about the same distant from the cabin James built to the New Hope Church as from the Wiseman area if I have the right location on it from where Myrlene told me the New Hope Church location was. If I didn't mis-understand where she told me it would be just north of Horseshoe Bend. about 1/4 mile not of Hwy 289. I'm not sure I every got this James or Samuel Montgomery connect to John Patrick Montgomery, Marsha's ancestor, but I've not had a lot of time to study all you and other sent me. The only thing I know is clear on any of this is the Strawberry River. With very little rain for months it is running low but clear. So glad your son made it home for Thanksgiving and pray for his safe return next year. Betty BB ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim and Judy MONTGOMERY" <pabst04@comcast.net> To: <arizard@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 21, 2010 5:49 PM Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Church-Betty BB Montgomery Family > He Betty and all > Watch me muddy the water. > What one of the Montgomery's are ya talking about? The 1st ones built a log cabin just down the hill to the north of the Humphries/Montgomery Cemetery in Fulton County Arkansas. It was still there the last time we were home. > G.T Humphries was the father of Salem's own Larry Humphries. Larry now or did own the old Montgomery cabin. > > Below is a note Judy put in our tree back in 1999 > > When Jim and I were in Fulton County October 1999, we went to the Humphries Cemetery to look for his ancestor's graves. We found James, (Jim's 3rd great grandfather) his wife Elizabeth and daughter Elizabeth Hannah along with Samuel, (2nd great-grandfather) his wives, Mary and Sarah and his great grandmother Sophronia Davenport ( Wiseman ) Montgomery. While we were there a gentleman named G.T. Humphries approached us. He told us that his grandmother had bought part of the Montgomery land and that he was born in the log cabin where James built, lived and died of smallpox. The best thing is that it is still there! It had been added to during the years, but hasn't been lived in for quite awhile. You can see the logs where the later wall coverings had come away, and we were able to go up a narrow stairway to stand on the second floor. It is very solid still, and it made me teary-eyed to think that his ancestors lived, loved, laughed, worked and died on the land where we now stoo! > d. > JUDIE > > Now my daddy Othy Flavil, a Alta 2 brothers Archie lloyd and Paul Dean (Joe) was born in Morriston > > Off Subject > Some good news our boy Clifford Stacy got in last night from Afghanistan for some needed R and R. Bad thing he is on his way back the 5th of December 2010 for his 3rd time in that area. Hope to have him back home for good by May 2010. > Be glad when all the kids are home > > JIM > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Betty BB" <b-view@centurytel.net> > To: arizard@rootsweb.com > Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 3:10:06 PM > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Church-Betty BB > > Settled on North side of the Strawberry, and below the fork of Strawberry; and some 8 to 10 miles below where Properity now is. > > Marsha, > If I'm reading this right the Mtgomery family settle on the east side of Strawberry River just below the fork (Little Strawberry River) and this would be just northeast of your Aunt Ruth's or down the river two or three miles from Wiseman. If you look on a AR map you will see that Wheeling is almost due north of Wiseman and I guess, as the crow flies, about 10 miles. Wheeling is 4 miles south of Salem on Hwy 9. This would be the place for the Prosperity Church. > The New Hope would be about a half mile east on Hwy 289 and then north about a 1/4 mile off the 4 way stop, where Hwy 354 joins and comes to Wiseman . > There is a little white house about a block west of the Horseshoe Bend Dog Kennel and about 1/4 mile east of the 4 way stop and you can see a road that goes behind the house and past a barn and on north and that is where Rosella has built her new house. I think that is where Myrlene said the New Hope Church was located. It was before my time so you know that was a long time ago. :) > > I have had time to read and study all the information you and Bile have put on but this is what I'm understanding so far. > > Have I muddy the waters even more? > > Betty BB > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Marsha Boles" <marshab52@yahoo.com> > To: <arizard@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 11:32 AM > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Church-Betty BB > > >> Okay, I am getting confused now. >> Where was Prosperity ARPC located? >> Where was New Hope ARPC located? >> When I was learning to drive (maybe as early as 10yo around 1960), my Aunt Lois Boles Moser and I had many little adventures. She let me drive the tractor from her house to Humphries Cem. with her propped on the fender of the tractor. We had to go through Day, AR and the road from Day to the cemetery was always horrible because water ran across the road in many places (little tributaries of Strawberry River/Creek) and the tractor would cross anything. Even back then, I didn't see anything that looked like a church, she didn't mention a church. Of course by then it would have been a residence and the development of Horseshoe Bend had not altered the old roads. Still, I figure we were less than a mile from the church (Prosperity ? ) - as the crow flies! >> Humphries Cem.Fulton Co., AR - latitude: 36.25780, longitude: -91.73720 >> Wheeling, Fulton Co., AR - latitude 36.32 and longitude -91.863 >> This Wheeling is much closer to Salem, Fulton Co., AR than to Day, Izard Co.,AR. >> Wheeling would be between Oxford and Salem - right? >> So has Wheeling AR moved ? ? ? >> Both churches would have been a little south and east of current Wheeling - right? >> Marsha >> --- On Thu, 11/18/10, Betty BB <b-view@centurytel.net> wrote: >> Mrylene, >> I thought that was the church that you said was out behind where the Todd's >> live. >> I think thier daugther Rosella Todd Booth is the one that build the new >> house there. >> That area would have been in Fulton Co between 1842 and 1874. The Fulton >> county line >> came south to Franklin and about a mile north of Violet Hill during that >> period. >> I guess I didn't know that Opal was a Gault, learn something new all the >> time. >> Thanks, >> Betty BB >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Myrlene Hastings" <mdhastings@centurytel.net> >> To: <ARIZARD-L@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 8:09 PM >> Subject: [ARIZARD] Church-Betty BB >> >> >>> Betty, the way I understand it, the first church organized was at >>> Wheeling, then another one was the New Hope church that was between Day >>> and Wiseman. If you read the first page on the church records that either >>> Marsha or Billie Welsh posted it mentions New Hope church. That was in >>> Fulton I think at that time because some of the census records show Fulton >>> co. You probably don't remember the old road between Day and Wiseman, >>> the church which had been converted to a dwelling house, was off of the >>> road, maybe a quarter of a mile on a dirt road that got very muddy at >>> times. I think the road turned off there where the white house is, there >>> were lots of trees, more that now. That was the old New Hope Church, my >>> mother's uncle Will and his wife aunt Ella Gault lived there them. Opal >>> Harber, Luther Harber's wife, was their daughter. It looks like, from >>> what I can see from the road, that a new house has been built maybe close >>> to where the old one was. Myrlene > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No virus found in this incoming message. 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He Betty and all Watch me muddy the water. What one of the Montgomery's are ya talking about? The 1st ones built a log cabin just down the hill to the north of the Humphries/Montgomery Cemetery in Fulton County Arkansas. It was still there the last time we were home. G.T Humphries was the father of Salem's own Larry Humphries. Larry now or did own the old Montgomery cabin. Below is a note Judy put in our tree back in 1999 When Jim and I were in Fulton County October 1999, we went to the Humphries Cemetery to look for his ancestor's graves. We found James, (Jim's 3rd great grandfather) his wife Elizabeth and daughter Elizabeth Hannah along with Samuel, (2nd great-grandfather) his wives, Mary and Sarah and his great grandmother Sophronia Davenport ( Wiseman ) Montgomery. While we were there a gentleman named G.T. Humphries approached us. He told us that his grandmother had bought part of the Montgomery land and that he was born in the log cabin where James built, lived and died of smallpox. The best thing is that it is still there! It had been added to during the years, but hasn't been lived in for quite awhile. You can see the logs where the later wall coverings had come away, and we were able to go up a narrow stairway to stand on the second floor. It is very solid still, and it made me teary-eyed to think that his ancestors lived, loved, laughed, worked and died on the land where we now stoo! d. JUDIE Now my daddy Othy Flavil, a Alta 2 brothers Archie lloyd and Paul Dean (Joe) was born in Morriston Off Subject Some good news our boy Clifford Stacy got in last night from Afghanistan for some needed R and R. Bad thing he is on his way back the 5th of December 2010 for his 3rd time in that area. Hope to have him back home for good by May 2010. Be glad when all the kids are home JIM ----- Original Message ----- From: "Betty BB" <b-view@centurytel.net> To: arizard@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 3:10:06 PM Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Church-Betty BB Settled on North side of the Strawberry, and below the fork of Strawberry; and some 8 to 10 miles below where Properity now is. Marsha, If I'm reading this right the Mtgomery family settle on the east side of Strawberry River just below the fork (Little Strawberry River) and this would be just northeast of your Aunt Ruth's or down the river two or three miles from Wiseman. If you look on a AR map you will see that Wheeling is almost due north of Wiseman and I guess, as the crow flies, about 10 miles. Wheeling is 4 miles south of Salem on Hwy 9. This would be the place for the Prosperity Church. The New Hope would be about a half mile east on Hwy 289 and then north about a 1/4 mile off the 4 way stop, where Hwy 354 joins and comes to Wiseman . There is a little white house about a block west of the Horseshoe Bend Dog Kennel and about 1/4 mile east of the 4 way stop and you can see a road that goes behind the house and past a barn and on north and that is where Rosella has built her new house. I think that is where Myrlene said the New Hope Church was located. It was before my time so you know that was a long time ago. :) I have had time to read and study all the information you and Bile have put on but this is what I'm understanding so far. Have I muddy the waters even more? Betty BB ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marsha Boles" <marshab52@yahoo.com> To: <arizard@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 11:32 AM Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Church-Betty BB > Okay, I am getting confused now. > Where was Prosperity ARPC located? > Where was New Hope ARPC located? > When I was learning to drive (maybe as early as 10yo around 1960), my Aunt Lois Boles Moser and I had many little adventures. She let me drive the tractor from her house to Humphries Cem. with her propped on the fender of the tractor. We had to go through Day, AR and the road from Day to the cemetery was always horrible because water ran across the road in many places (little tributaries of Strawberry River/Creek) and the tractor would cross anything. Even back then, I didn't see anything that looked like a church, she didn't mention a church. Of course by then it would have been a residence and the development of Horseshoe Bend had not altered the old roads. Still, I figure we were less than a mile from the church (Prosperity ? ) - as the crow flies! > Humphries Cem.Fulton Co., AR - latitude: 36.25780, longitude: -91.73720 > Wheeling, Fulton Co., AR - latitude 36.32 and longitude -91.863 > This Wheeling is much closer to Salem, Fulton Co., AR than to Day, Izard Co.,AR. > Wheeling would be between Oxford and Salem - right? > So has Wheeling AR moved ? ? ? > Both churches would have been a little south and east of current Wheeling - right? > Marsha > --- On Thu, 11/18/10, Betty BB <b-view@centurytel.net> wrote: > Mrylene, > I thought that was the church that you said was out behind where the Todd's > live. > I think thier daugther Rosella Todd Booth is the one that build the new > house there. > That area would have been in Fulton Co between 1842 and 1874. The Fulton > county line > came south to Franklin and about a mile north of Violet Hill during that > period. > I guess I didn't know that Opal was a Gault, learn something new all the > time. > Thanks, > Betty BB > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Myrlene Hastings" <mdhastings@centurytel.net> > To: <ARIZARD-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 8:09 PM > Subject: [ARIZARD] Church-Betty BB > > >> Betty, the way I understand it, the first church organized was at >> Wheeling, then another one was the New Hope church that was between Day >> and Wiseman. If you read the first page on the church records that either >> Marsha or Billie Welsh posted it mentions New Hope church. That was in >> Fulton I think at that time because some of the census records show Fulton >> co. You probably don't remember the old road between Day and Wiseman, >> the church which had been converted to a dwelling house, was off of the >> road, maybe a quarter of a mile on a dirt road that got very muddy at >> times. I think the road turned off there where the white house is, there >> were lots of trees, more that now. That was the old New Hope Church, my >> mother's uncle Will and his wife aunt Ella Gault lived there them. Opal >> Harber, Luther Harber's wife, was their daughter. It looks like, from >> what I can see from the road, that a new house has been built maybe close >> to where the old one was. Myrlene

Jim and Judy so glad your son is home. Sorry to hear he has to go back. May God take good care of him, keep him safe from harm, and bring him home next May. Won't that be something to look forward to.? Love Couz Junebug ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim and Judy MONTGOMERY" <pabst04@comcast.net> To: <arizard@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, November 21, 2010 5:49 PM Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Church-Betty BB Montgomery Family > He Betty and all > Watch me muddy the water. > What one of the Montgomery's are ya talking about? The 1st ones built a log cabin just down the hill to the north of the Humphries/Montgomery Cemetery in Fulton County Arkansas. It was still there the last time we were home. > G.T Humphries was the father of Salem's own Larry Humphries. Larry now or did own the old Montgomery cabin. > > Below is a note Judy put in our tree back in 1999 > > When Jim and I were in Fulton County October 1999, we went to the Humphries Cemetery to look for his ancestor's graves. We found James, (Jim's 3rd great grandfather) his wife Elizabeth and daughter Elizabeth Hannah along with Samuel, (2nd great-grandfather) his wives, Mary and Sarah and his great grandmother Sophronia Davenport ( Wiseman ) Montgomery. While we were there a gentleman named G.T. Humphries approached us. He told us that his grandmother had bought part of the Montgomery land and that he was born in the log cabin where James built, lived and died of smallpox. The best thing is that it is still there! It had been added to during the years, but hasn't been lived in for quite awhile. You can see the logs where the later wall coverings had come away, and we were able to go up a narrow stairway to stand on the second floor. It is very solid still, and it made me teary-eyed to think that his ancestors lived, loved, laughed, worked and died on the land where we now stoo! > d. > JUDIE > > Now my daddy Othy Flavil, a Alta 2 brothers Archie lloyd and Paul Dean (Joe) was born in Morriston > > Off Subject > Some good news our boy Clifford Stacy got in last night from Afghanistan for some needed R and R. Bad thing he is on his way back the 5th of December 2010 for his 3rd time in that area. Hope to have him back home for good by May 2010. > Be glad when all the kids are home > > JIM > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Betty BB" <b-view@centurytel.net> > To: arizard@rootsweb.com > Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 3:10:06 PM > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Church-Betty BB > > Settled on North side of the Strawberry, and below the fork of Strawberry; and some 8 to 10 miles below where Properity now is. > > Marsha, > If I'm reading this right the Mtgomery family settle on the east side of Strawberry River just below the fork (Little Strawberry River) and this would be just northeast of your Aunt Ruth's or down the river two or three miles from Wiseman. If you look on a AR map you will see that Wheeling is almost due north of Wiseman and I guess, as the crow flies, about 10 miles. Wheeling is 4 miles south of Salem on Hwy 9. This would be the place for the Prosperity Church. > The New Hope would be about a half mile east on Hwy 289 and then north about a 1/4 mile off the 4 way stop, where Hwy 354 joins and comes to Wiseman . > There is a little white house about a block west of the Horseshoe Bend Dog Kennel and about 1/4 mile east of the 4 way stop and you can see a road that goes behind the house and past a barn and on north and that is where Rosella has built her new house. I think that is where Myrlene said the New Hope Church was located. It was before my time so you know that was a long time ago. :) > > I have had time to read and study all the information you and Bile have put on but this is what I'm understanding so far. > > Have I muddy the waters even more? > > Betty BB > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Marsha Boles" <marshab52@yahoo.com> > To: <arizard@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 11:32 AM > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Church-Betty BB > > > > Okay, I am getting confused now. > > Where was Prosperity ARPC located? > > Where was New Hope ARPC located? > > When I was learning to drive (maybe as early as 10yo around 1960), my Aunt Lois Boles Moser and I had many little adventures. She let me drive the tractor from her house to Humphries Cem. with her propped on the fender of the tractor. We had to go through Day, AR and the road from Day to the cemetery was always horrible because water ran across the road in many places (little tributaries of Strawberry River/Creek) and the tractor would cross anything. Even back then, I didn't see anything that looked like a church, she didn't mention a church. Of course by then it would have been a residence and the development of Horseshoe Bend had not altered the old roads. Still, I figure we were less than a mile from the church (Prosperity ? ) - as the crow flies! > > Humphries Cem.Fulton Co., AR - latitude: 36.25780, longitude: -91.73720 > > Wheeling, Fulton Co., AR - latitude 36.32 and longitude -91.863 > > This Wheeling is much closer to Salem, Fulton Co., AR than to Day, Izard Co.,AR. > > Wheeling would be between Oxford and Salem - right? > > So has Wheeling AR moved ? ? ? > > Both churches would have been a little south and east of current Wheeling - right? > > Marsha > > --- On Thu, 11/18/10, Betty BB <b-view@centurytel.net> wrote: > > Mrylene, > > I thought that was the church that you said was out behind where the Todd's > > live. > > I think thier daugther Rosella Todd Booth is the one that build the new > > house there. > > That area would have been in Fulton Co between 1842 and 1874. The Fulton > > county line > > came south to Franklin and about a mile north of Violet Hill during that > > period. > > I guess I didn't know that Opal was a Gault, learn something new all the > > time. > > Thanks, > > Betty BB > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Myrlene Hastings" <mdhastings@centurytel.net> > > To: <ARIZARD-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2010 8:09 PM > > Subject: [ARIZARD] Church-Betty BB > > > > > >> Betty, the way I understand it, the first church organized was at > >> Wheeling, then another one was the New Hope church that was between Day > >> and Wiseman. If you read the first page on the church records that either > >> Marsha or Billie Welsh posted it mentions New Hope church. That was in > >> Fulton I think at that time because some of the census records show Fulton > >> co. You probably don't remember the old road between Day and Wiseman, > >> the church which had been converted to a dwelling house, was off of the > >> road, maybe a quarter of a mile on a dirt road that got very muddy at > >> times. I think the road turned off there where the white house is, there > >> were lots of trees, more that now. That was the old New Hope Church, my > >> mother's uncle Will and his wife aunt Ella Gault lived there them. Opal > >> Harber, Luther Harber's wife, was their daughter. It looks like, from > >> what I can see from the road, that a new house has been built maybe close > >> to where the old one was. Myrlene > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Thanks again, lorene > Richard O. "Dick" Elliott > Post a commentPrint > By The Wenatchee World Staff > Sunday, November 21, 2010 > > Our husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather has gone home to be > with the Savior he loved. He left us peacefully, closing his eyes for his > customary, after-lunch nap, and opening them again in the presence of > Jesus. Dick was born to Victor and Martha (Franks) Elliott in Wild Cherry, > AR in 1928, and grew up on their farm, along with six sisters and two > brothers. Life was not always easy, and his stories of life on the farm > always fascinated his children and grandchildren. In 1946, Dick moved to > Washington State with one of his sisters and her family, after hearing > that there were jobs to be found in the apple orchards. He settled in the > Wenatchee Valley, and soon met Leota Carter at a church social. They > married in 1948, and she remained the love of his life for 62 years. The > newlyweds lived in several states before returning to the Wenatchee > Valley, where he took a job with Great Northern Railroad. Later, he served > as Foreman at the WSU Tree Fruit Research Center. ! > During this time, their three children, Brenda, Deanna and Tim, were born. > Dick and Leota bought an orchard in East Wenatchee in 1963, into which > Dick poured his heart and soul. When times were tough and crops froze, he > took on extra jobs to make ends meet. When times were good, he worked the > orchard from dawn until dusk, making sure that everything was done just > right. It is said that, in his entire 82 years, Dick never met a stranger. > Placed into any crowd, he would soon be found chatting and joking with > those lucky enough to be standing near him. He loved his children, > grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and was much loved in return. He > taught them corny jokes, an appreciation for nature and the outdoors, and > to always savor "peanut and Pepsi time" with him. > > Dick is survived by his wife, Leota; daughter, Brenda (Ken) Voelker of > Arlington, WA; son, Tim (Debbie) Elliott of Wenatchee, WA; his sister, > Geraldine Jordan of Leonard, TX; seven grandchildren; eight > great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. He is now joyfully > reunited with his daughter, Deanna Bridges; his granddaughter, September > Bridges; his parents; five sisters; and two brothers. > > A Celebration of Life will be held on Tuesday, November 23, 2010, at 2:30 > p.m., at Living Hope Community Church, 11 N. Chelan Avenue in Wenatchee. > Donations may be sent to the American Heart Association or Living Hope > Community Church. Please express your thoughts and memories on the online > guest book at jonesjonesbetts.com. Arrangements have been entrusted to > Jones & Jones~Betts Funeral Home, Wenatchee. > > Share

Richard O. "Dick" Elliott Post a commentPrint By The Wenatchee World Staff Sunday, November 21, 2010 Our husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather has gone home to be with the Savior he loved. He left us peacefully, closing his eyes for his customary, after-lunch nap, and opening them again in the presence of Jesus. Dick was born to Victor and Martha (Franks) Elliott in Wild Cherry, AR in 1928, and grew up on their farm, along with six sisters and two brothers. Life was not always easy, and his stories of life on the farm always fascinated his children and grandchildren. In 1946, Dick moved to Washington State with one of his sisters and her family, after hearing that there were jobs to be found in the apple orchards. He settled in the Wenatchee Valley, and soon met Leota Carter at a church social. They married in 1948, and she remained the love of his life for 62 years. The newlyweds lived in several states before returning to the Wenatchee Valley, where he took a job with Great Northern Railroad. Later, he served as Foreman at the WSU Tree Fruit Research Center. ! During this time, their three children, Brenda, Deanna and Tim, were born. Dick and Leota bought an orchard in East Wenatchee in 1963, into which Dick poured his heart and soul. When times were tough and crops froze, he took on extra jobs to make ends meet. When times were good, he worked the orchard from dawn until dusk, making sure that everything was done just right. It is said that, in his entire 82 years, Dick never met a stranger. Placed into any crowd, he would soon be found chatting and joking with those lucky enough to be standing near him. He loved his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and was much loved in return. He taught them corny jokes, an appreciation for nature and the outdoors, and to always savor "peanut and Pepsi time" with him. Dick is survived by his wife, Leota; daughter, Brenda (Ken) Voelker of Arlington, WA; son, Tim (Debbie) Elliott of Wenatchee, WA; his sister, Geraldine Jordan of Leonard, TX; seven grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. He is now joyfully reunited with his daughter, Deanna Bridges; his granddaughter, September Bridges; his parents; five sisters; and two brothers. A Celebration of Life will be held on Tuesday, November 23, 2010, at 2:30 p.m., at Living Hope Community Church, 11 N. Chelan Avenue in Wenatchee. Donations may be sent to the American Heart Association or Living Hope Community Church. Please express your thoughts and memories on the online guest book at jonesjonesbetts.com. Arrangements have been entrusted to Jones & Jones~Betts Funeral Home, Wenatchee. Share

I can't wait for Mom's dressing! It's the best in the world. Otherwise I'm not picky, but I do like chicken better than turkey. gen --- On Sat, 11/20/10, June Ramsey <junebug@centurytel.net> wrote: > From: June Ramsey <junebug@centurytel.net> > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Morning "off subject" - episode II > To: arizard@rootsweb.com > Date: Saturday, November 20, 2010, 8:48 AM > Thanks Marsha for your responce. We > to have hawks all over the place. When > we used to feed the squirrels on the poarch the hawks were > all over the > place. you could hear them abt any time you was out side > some place. We have > woods around 3 sides of us ant across the road some cleared > land but what > few trees are left they stay around in. > > Yes, "yum""yum" sounds good.we need to be thankfull that we > can have a > choice what to eat and that we have something to eat, for > alot of families > has to go with out,and be happy to have just any thing. > What a wonderfull > place we do live in. Getting to be alot of "crime" all > over. > Take care.Love June > > > > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Marsha Boles" <marshab52@yahoo.com> > To: <arizard@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2010 8:23 AM > Subject: [ARIZARD] Morning "off subject" - episode II > > > > Mornin' > > Too nippy for more than a sip of coffee on the back > porch. Found out why > birds are scare at the feeders so much lately, a hawk is > new to the > neighborhood. Went out to get the mail late one aft'n and > hawk was dining on > fresh squirrel by the sidewalk! Beautiful statuesque > creature about 30 feet > from the door. Not at all intimidated by my watching, > getting the mail, and > calling mom to the door too. We got to enjoy him for about > 10 minutes before > he flew off to the pin oak cross the street with his meals > tail wagging in > the breeze. This is urban Memphis! > > I would trade my hawk story for your deer on the lawn > anytime. Guess I > will take what I can get. Give thanks for what I have. > > Turkey or ham - green beans or brussels sprouts? > > > > Marsha > > > > > > --- On Sat, 11/20/10, June Ramsey <junebug@centurytel.net> > wrote: > > Morning everyone! having coffee with me or what ever > you prefer?I have > been setting in living room watching 4 deer eating in the > back yard.looked > like all doe's 2 of them were abt half grown. It is deer > season, so i figure > we won't be seeing our big buck's that are here alot. also > a fox went > through just below the yard in edge of wood's. We don't see > many squirrels > since we stopped feeding on the poarch, and we have 2 cats > around. In fact > one is laying here under a chair taking a nap. he is a > stray or possibly a > neighbors cat. Guess it being cooler he is enjoying the > heat after a big > meal.One is Jan's cat, but she stays around alot with us. > > It is suppose to turn real cold for Thanksgiving they > say. It is only 41 > out now. We got a little showers along, but still need > rain.NO snow,or > ice.never won't that again. > > Don't know just yet what we are doing Thanksgiving. If > the grandchildren > don't come up on Thurs they will be here on week end, so we > may go to > Karen's on Thur. Maybe we will find out by the week end. > Ha! She cooks the > turkey and i will probably bake the ham. Ed and i don't > like turkey. I > rather bake a hen instead of turkey. We like chicken about > any way you cook > it. Ed likes ham any time. Try to keep our freezer stocked > all the time. it > was full when the ice storm came, but thank goodness we got > our generator > and saved every thing. > > Take care and God Bless every one especially the > service folks that can't > be home for the Holidays. Love Junebug > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com > 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-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the > subject and the body of the message >

Ancestral naming patterns change family to family. I discovered 2-3 explanations for odd names appearing in Montgomery line while transcribing the church records - males were namesakes of ministers or members. Some of you might be interested in another I stumbled upon: Hemphill in the Nesbitt line Seems to go back to Paden-McCalla connections of NC bef. 1810. Just interesting . . .  . Marsha http://padenfamily.org/showmedia.php?&mediaID=6802&medialinkID=&albumlinkID=&page=578 James Hemphill.C. Nisbett below .-. 1 Robert W. Paden 1789 NC-1850 MS m. Martha Elizabeth McCalla 1793 NC-1867 MS .-.-. 2  William Paden b. 1816 NC d. 1861Fulton Co., AR Burial Harmony Cem. Salem AR .-.  + Jane Hemphill McCalla   1817-1910 Burial Harmony Cem. Salem AR .-.-.-. 3 John Hemphill Paden,   b. 3 Mar 1841 MS d. 18 Dec 1902, Wheeling, Fulton Co., AR .-.-.-. 3 Samuel Laurens Paden,   b. 22 Jan 1844 MS d. 18 Jul 1862 Burial Salem AR .-.-.-. 3 Robert Baxter Paden,   b. 18 Jul 1846 MS d. 26 May 1919 Burial Salem AR  .-.-.-.   + Mary W. b. 26 Feb 1851, TN  d. 23 Aug 1892, , Fulton County, AR .-.-.-.-. 4 Minnie Paden m. James H.C. Nisbett .-.-.-.-. 4 James Robert Paden m. Cleffie Hubbell .-.-.-. 3 Jannette E. Peden,   b. Abt 1849, , , MS    d. Aft 1880 .-.-.-.   +Unknown Livingstone .-.-.-. 3  Adolphus V. Paden,  

Thanks Marsha for your responce. We to have hawks all over the place. When we used to feed the squirrels on the poarch the hawks were all over the place. you could hear them abt any time you was out side some place. We have woods around 3 sides of us ant across the road some cleared land but what few trees are left they stay around in. Yes, "yum""yum" sounds good.we need to be thankfull that we can have a choice what to eat and that we have something to eat, for alot of families has to go with out,and be happy to have just any thing. What a wonderfull place we do live in. Getting to be alot of "crime" all over. Take care.Love June ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marsha Boles" <marshab52@yahoo.com> To: <arizard@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2010 8:23 AM Subject: [ARIZARD] Morning "off subject" - episode II > Mornin' > Too nippy for more than a sip of coffee on the back porch. Found out why birds are scare at the feeders so much lately, a hawk is new to the neighborhood. Went out to get the mail late one aft'n and hawk was dining on fresh squirrel by the sidewalk! Beautiful statuesque creature about 30 feet from the door. Not at all intimidated by my watching, getting the mail, and calling mom to the door too. We got to enjoy him for about 10 minutes before he flew off to the pin oak cross the street with his meals tail wagging in the breeze. This is urban Memphis! > I would trade my hawk story for your deer on the lawn anytime. Guess I will take what I can get. Give thanks for what I have. > Turkey or ham - green beans or brussels sprouts? > > Marsha > > > --- On Sat, 11/20/10, June Ramsey <junebug@centurytel.net> wrote: > Morning everyone! having coffee with me or what ever you prefer?I have been setting in living room watching 4 deer eating in the back yard.looked like all doe's 2 of them were abt half grown. It is deer season, so i figure we won't be seeing our big buck's that are here alot. also a fox went through just below the yard in edge of wood's. We don't see many squirrels since we stopped feeding on the poarch, and we have 2 cats around. In fact one is laying here under a chair taking a nap. he is a stray or possibly a neighbors cat. Guess it being cooler he is enjoying the heat after a big meal.One is Jan's cat, but she stays around alot with us. > It is suppose to turn real cold for Thanksgiving they say. It is only 41 out now. We got a little showers along, but still need rain.NO snow,or ice.never won't that again. > Don't know just yet what we are doing Thanksgiving. If the grandchildren don't come up on Thurs they will be here on week end, so we may go to Karen's on Thur. Maybe we will find out by the week end. Ha! She cooks the turkey and i will probably bake the ham. Ed and i don't like turkey. I rather bake a hen instead of turkey. We like chicken about any way you cook it. Ed likes ham any time. Try to keep our freezer stocked all the time. it was full when the ice storm came, but thank goodness we got our generator and saved every thing. > Take care and God Bless every one especially the service folks that can't be home for the Holidays. Love Junebug > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Morning everyone! having coffee with me or what ever you prefer?I have been setting in living room watching 4 deer eating in the back yard.looked like all doe's 2 of them were abt half grown. It is deer season, so i figure we won't be seeing our big buck's that are here alot. also a fox went through just below the yard in edge of wood's. We don't see many squirrels since we stopped feeding on the poarch, and we have 2 cats around. In fact one is laying here under a chair taking a nap. he is a stray or possibly a neighbors cat. Guess it being cooler he is enjoying the heat after a big meal.One is Jan's cat, but she stays around alot with us. It is suppose to turn real cold for Thanksgiving they say. It is only 41 out now. We got a little showers along, but still need rain.NO snow,or ice.never won't that again. Don't know just yet what we are doing Thanksgiving. If the grandchildren don't come up on Thurs they will be here on week end, so we may go to Karen's on Thur. Maybe we will find out by the week end. Ha! She cooks the turkey and i will probably bake the ham. Ed and i don't like turkey. I rather bake a hen instead of turkey. We like chicken about any way you cook it. Ed likes ham any time. Try to keep our freezer stocked all the time. it was full when the ice storm came, but thank goodness we got our generator and saved every thing. Take care and God Bless every one especially the service folks that can't be home for the Holidays. Love Junebug

Mornin' Too nippy for more than a sip of coffee on the back porch.  Found out why birds are scare at the feeders so much lately, a hawk is new to the neighborhood. Went out to get the mail late one aft'n and hawk was dining on fresh squirrel by the sidewalk! Beautiful statuesque creature about 30 feet from the door. Not at all intimidated by my watching, getting the mail, and calling mom to the door too. We got to enjoy him for about 10 minutes before he flew off to the pin oak cross the street with his meals tail wagging in the breeze. This is urban Memphis! I would trade my hawk story for your deer on the lawn anytime. Guess I will take what I can get. Give thanks for what I have. Turkey or ham - green beans or brussels sprouts? Marsha --- On Sat, 11/20/10, June Ramsey <junebug@centurytel.net> wrote: Morning everyone! having coffee with me or what ever you prefer?I have been setting in living room watching 4 deer eating in the back yard.looked like all doe's 2 of them were abt half grown. It is deer season, so i figure we won't be seeing our big buck's that are here alot. also a fox went through just below the yard in edge of wood's. We don't see many squirrels since we stopped feeding on the poarch, and we have 2 cats around. In fact one is laying here under a chair taking a nap. he is a stray or possibly a neighbors cat. Guess it being cooler he is enjoying the heat after a big meal.One is Jan's cat, but she stays around alot with us. It is suppose to turn real cold for Thanksgiving they say. It is only 41 out now. We got a little showers along, but still need rain.NO snow,or ice.never won't that again. Don't know just yet what we are doing Thanksgiving. If the grandchildren don't come up on Thurs they will be here on week end, so we may go to Karen's on Thur. Maybe we will find out by the week end. Ha! She cooks the turkey and i will probably bake the ham. Ed and i don't like turkey. I rather bake a hen instead of turkey. We like chicken about any way you cook it. Ed likes ham any time. Try to keep our freezer stocked all the time. it was full when the ice storm came, but thank goodness we got our generator and saved every thing. Take care and God Bless every one especially the service folks that can't be home for the Holidays. Love Junebug

Calico Rock Progress Dec 23, 1938 - Hit by Falling Tree Dies of Injuries George Washington Wiles, 68, of Stuart, Sharp County, died at a Hardy hospital Monday night from shock and internal injuries suffered when a tree fell on him Monday morning while he was in the woods felling timber. He is survived by his wife, six sons and two daughters. ============== Aug 15, 1947 - Accident Fatal For Sharp County Girl Miss Emma Wiles, aged 23, of Sidney, Sharp County, a student pilot, was killed when she, fell from the wing of a plane into a whirling propeller at an air field in Springfield, Mo., Saturday afternoon. Miss Wiles and a twin sister served in the Waves during the war. They went to Springfield about a year ago and after completing courses at a business college secured positions as secretaries. Deceased was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wilkes of Sidney. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at Sidney.

Melbourne Times Jan 6, 1933 - Mrs Kate Wiles Dead Mrs Kate Wiles aged 55 died at her home here Thursday afternoon following an illness of paralysis extending an over a period of abut three months. She had been in poor health for a year or more. She is survived by eight children: Sidney Wiles of Mansfield, Texas, Melvin of Arkadelphia, Oram, Floyd and Estel of Zion, and Coy, Thelma and Zelta of Melbourne. She is also survived by four brothers, G. H. and W. R. Miller of Melbourne, Sam Miller of Cushing, Oklahoma and Oscar Miller of Zion and by a sister, Mrs Nancy Brown of Sage. Funeral arrangements had not been completed this afternoon but will probably be held at the Zion Hill Cemetery near Zion. (Note: Zion Hill Cemetery - Maria Catherine "Kate" (Miller) 8 Jan 1878 / 5 Jan 1933) (w/o Rev Paschal Alvah Wiles md 6 Sep 1893 d/o John C. & Elizabeth A (Hightower) Miller) ================== Mar 11, 1938 - Joe Wiles Joe Wiles aged 68, died at Zion Monday. Besides his wife, he is survived by six daughters, Mrs R. K. Fletcher and Mrs John Jennings both of Zion, Mrs Jimmie Smith of Paragould, Mrs Henry Harris of Oklahoma, Mrs William Anderson of Stella, Lora Wiles of Zion and three sons; Chris and Paul Wiles of Sage and Charlie Wiles of Melbourne and 21 grandchildren. ================== Mar 31, 1960 - Last Rites For Mrs Melvin Wiles Held At Ft. Smith Word was received here on the death of Mrs Melvin Wiles of Fort Smith. Mrs Wiles passed away there Sunday afternoon. Mrs Wiles was formerly Tina Taylor. Funeral services were held in Fort Smith Tuesday. Among those we know of attending the services were Rev. and Mrs Noble Wiles, Mrs S. W. Smith, Alvin Wiles and Mrs Ray Von Womack. ==================

I'm very happy to do this. These are the kinds of records that are often hard for someone to find. I was just about to post that I now have Marsha's transcription uploaded. I think I may go back and reformat the last few pages to line things up better. I hope I have done justice to her hard work otherwise. She had some really good notes that are also on the page. She did a wonderful job. It's much appreciated by me. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~arfulttp/prosperity/index.html On 11/19/2010 02:20 PM, Wilma King wrote: > THANK YOU BILLIE WALSH. I am so glad to have your help in preserving this > history. I seems I got all my old files transferred to the new computer > just in time before major failure. This is my first email to send on my new > computer. Thanks again and will be happy to contribute any thing I have. > Wilma King > > -----Original Message----- > From: arizard-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:arizard-bounces@rootsweb.com] On > Behalf Of Billie Walsh > Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 11:07 AM > To: arizard@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ARIZARD] Prosperity Church > > Well, I have the first part of things in their new home. > > Izard County page with link to the pages: > > http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~arizartp/index.html > > Fulton County page: > > http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~arfulttp/index.html > > Direct link to the Prosperity Church page: > > http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~arfulttp/prosperity/index.html > > I still have to convert Marsha's work to HTML and upload but should have > that done in a couple days, if I don't get to many interruptions. *<]:oD > After that I'll work on getting the images online. > > Something else that might be of interest to the members of the list. > When I was putting together the Fulton County site I found a PDF of the > Death Index for Fulton County from 1914 to 1950 that I had downloaded from > somewhere and forgot that I had on file. I did a quick conversion and it's > on the Fulton County site also. > > -- > "A good moral character is the first essential in a man." George Washington > > _ _... ..._ _ > _._._ ._ ..... ._.. ... .._ > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- "A good moral character is the first essential in a man." George Washington _ _... ..._ _ _._._ ._ ..... ._.. ... .._

Is this the James Thomas Wiles, b. 31 Aug 1896, who was the son of Robert Amyi Wiles and Sarah Jerusha "Rusha" Stogsdill? If so, I have some information on the family....Harold Blevins -------------------------------------------------- From: "Eugene Maddox" <jr007usa@yahoo.com> Sent: Friday, November 19, 2010 12:30 AM To: <ARIZARD@rootsweb.com> Subject: [ARIZARD] Ancestry > Looking for any info on Wiles from Izard and Sharp counties,James > Thomas Wiles was my Grandfather. > Thank you, > Eugene Maddox > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

Hey June, You'all know I prefer my iced tea to coffee any day of the week, and I don't care how cold the weather is. But now I have to smell the stuff every morning cause my daughter drinks it all daaay loooonnnnnng! Oh well! The folks are doing great. We got our flu shots this week, with my gdau in school to bring home just about anything, I thought it was a wise thing to do. Take care, gen PS: the bones in my hands are giving me fits with this round of cold weather, I'm READY FOR SPRING! lol --- On Fri, 11/19/10, Jean M Cuevas <jeanmayfield@comcast.net> wrote: > From: Jean M Cuevas <jeanmayfield@comcast.net> > Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Morning "Off Subject" > To: arizard@rootsweb.com > Date: Friday, November 19, 2010, 9:55 AM > Good Morning, Junebug. > > Such great news about Ed being in remission for four > years.  So much > to be thankful for this year.  It's so hard to believe > that > Thanksgiving will be here next week, and Christmas soon to > > follow!  The years are rolling around way too quickly! > :) > > Computers don't seem to be made to last these days.  > My Dell is not > but about five years old, at the most, and it started out > with a > glitch to begin with.  I don't know why I buy extended > warranties, > because I never seem to get around to using them, before > they > expire.  Hope your computer lasts a lot longer....if > you are like > most of us, you would rather be able to use the money > elsewhere! > > Have a good day. Hope it's sunny outside there in AR.  > We have a > beautiful clear day here, just a little colder than I would > like! > > Jean > > > > At 09:14 AM 11/19/2010, you wrote: > >Morning!! My coffee break came late.Hope you joined me. > My motor > >isn't running to good this morning, kinda slugish.Ha! > sure it must > >be the cooler weather.Couldn't be the age. > > > >I sure got a scare on the computer last night it acted > up even > >kicked off,but i got it back on I thought "Oh man it's > gone" Kinda > >scarey. Hope things don't happen yet. I reall try to be > carefull on > >what i open. > > > >Not quiet as cold this morning. only 41 .Yesterday it > was in the > >upper 30's. Think on Thanksgiving they are talking of a > cold front > >coming in. We sure could use some rain.When it starts > snowing north > >won't be long till cold weather here. Guess we will > just den up. > >Unless we get sick we don't have any appt till Jan. > Hard to > >believe,as between me and Ed we have kept the road hot > for some > >time. he has 4 yrs in remission now, so with God's help > things are > >looking up for him. My old knee still has some time to > go, but doing > >what it is suppose to do i reckon. "hurt" Ha! > > > >Not alot of new stuff going ,just same-o-same-o. > >Love and God Bless.Junebug > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the > subject and the body of the message >

THANK YOU BILLIE WALSH. I am so glad to have your help in preserving this history. I seems I got all my old files transferred to the new computer just in time before major failure. This is my first email to send on my new computer. Thanks again and will be happy to contribute any thing I have. Wilma King -----Original Message----- From: arizard-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:arizard-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Billie Walsh Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2010 11:07 AM To: arizard@rootsweb.com Subject: [ARIZARD] Prosperity Church Well, I have the first part of things in their new home. Izard County page with link to the pages: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~arizartp/index.html Fulton County page: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~arfulttp/index.html Direct link to the Prosperity Church page: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~arfulttp/prosperity/index.html I still have to convert Marsha's work to HTML and upload but should have that done in a couple days, if I don't get to many interruptions. *<]:oD After that I'll work on getting the images online. Something else that might be of interest to the members of the list. When I was putting together the Fulton County site I found a PDF of the Death Index for Fulton County from 1914 to 1950 that I had downloaded from somewhere and forgot that I had on file. I did a quick conversion and it's on the Fulton County site also. -- "A good moral character is the first essential in a man." George Washington _ _... ..._ _ _._._ ._ ..... ._.. ... .._ ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Thank goodness, glad to hear the good news. gen --- On Thu, 11/18/10, Glenna Goodwin <glennagoodwin@att.net> wrote: > From: Glenna Goodwin <glennagoodwin@att.net> > Subject: [ARIZARD] Arizard: My daughter, Rhonds > To: arizard@rootsweb.com > Date: Thursday, November 18, 2010, 10:36 PM > Just wanted to thank everone for your > prayers for my daughter, Rhonda.  She had > her surgery on Mon.   Her hysterectomy went great--but > after they finished that, > they discovered she had a tear in her bladder--so had to > wait on urollgist to > check her out and sew it up--so she was in surgery  quite > awhile.  They say the > type of cancer she has is the only cureable kind.  The > next day and 1/2 we were > on pins and needles because they thought they were going to > have to operate on > her bladder again.  Didn't have to, and she is home > now.   I know God was > watching out for her.  Thanks again for your prayers.  > Glenna Goodwin > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to ARIZARD-request@rootsweb.com > with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the > subject and the body of the message >