Hello, Dolores! You must learn to do this!  There are sixty (60) pages of RAINES marriages in Arkansas. It was only couple days ago that I sent step-by-step explanation to Jim and Judy.  I know they were successful as they sent post to List.  And Vera has posted address since then.  Eventually they will have all LDS records here for all states.  Volunteers enter these records and it may take a while.  They have census records in this program.  I've been using Texas deaths since Vera posted the information about two years ago. I've been seeing you all over the map for years.  You will be happy to have this. Let me know if you need the instructions I posted. Peggy {KING} TRUESDELL

I've attached a copy of the marriage certificate. I wasn't paiding attention and sent it to the list. will resend it now straight to yo. > Marriage of Sarah Dixon and Finace Harmon Bruce - may be listed as Harman or > F.H. I thought it was in Little Rock, but could find no record there or > Izard, > thinking maybe it was Long Rock or Lone Star, or something similiar. > Appreciate > you looking. > BettyC

Harmon Bruce of Guion, Izard County, Arkansas md 10 Nov 1918 in Jackson County, Arkansas Sarah Dixon of Cook, Izard County, Arkansas Gives his age as 20 but I didn't list hers. > Descendants of Sarah Lou Dixon > > 1 Sarah Lou Dixon b: 05 Jan 1902 in Melbourne, Izard Co., AR d: 17 May > 1955 in OKlahoma City, Oklahoma Co., OK Burial Place: OK, Okla Co., > Del > City, Sunnylane Cem > .. +Finas Harmon Bruce b: 22 Jan 1899 in Melbourne, Izard Co., AR d: 04 > Jan 1974 in Grapevine, TX Burial Place: AR, Izard Co., Melbourne, > Combs > Cem > . 2 Betty Jean Bruce b: 26 Aug 1931 in Seminole, OK > ..... +? Cavner > . 2 Vernon Remel Bruce b: 15 Jul 1919

In a message dated 9/22/2010 2:05:23 PM Central Daylight Time, bbcavner@sbcglobal.net writes: > Marriage of Sarah Dixon and Finace Harmon Bruce - may be listed as Harman > or > F.H. I thought it was in Little Rock, but could find no record there or > Izard, > thinking maybe it was Long Rock or Lone Star, or something similiar. > Appreciate > you looking. > BettyC Descendants of Sarah Lou Dixon 1 Sarah Lou Dixon b: 05 Jan 1902 in Melbourne, Izard Co., AR d: 17 May 1955 in OKlahoma City, Oklahoma Co., OK Burial Place: OK, Okla Co., Del City, Sunnylane Cem .. +Finas Harmon Bruce b: 22 Jan 1899 in Melbourne, Izard Co., AR d: 04 Jan 1974 in Grapevine, TX Burial Place: AR, Izard Co., Melbourne, Combs Cem . 2 Betty Jean Bruce b: 26 Aug 1931 in Seminole, OK ..... +? Cavner . 2 Vernon Remel Bruce b: 15 Jul 1919

Hello, Betty! Arkansas County Marriages, 1837-1957 - LDS Pilot: Harmon BRUCE Age 20 <b. 1898> Residence:  Guion, Izard, Arkansas m:  10 November 1918 Jackson County, Arkansas Recorded:  Page 460 Miss Sarah DIXON Age [not given] Residence:  Cook, Izard, Arkansas by J. N. HOLLY, Justice of the Peace ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here's one that may be yours: Arkansas County Marriages, 1837-1957 James F. BRUCE Age 24 <b. 1872> Residence:  LaCrosse, Izard, Arkansas m:  23 August 1896 Izard County, Arkansas Recorded:  Page 283 Miss Ada M. FINLEY Age 17 <b. 1879> Residence:  Zion, Izard, Arkansas by J. G. JENNINGS, Justice of the Peace BOND:  J. F. BRUCE                      &              W. H. FINLEY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I looked at the images and there was no Bond on the BRUCE-DIXON marriage.  Not only can you view the images, you can print them. Peggy ________________________________ From: Betty Cavner <bbcavner@sbcglobal.net> To: arizard@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, September 22, 2010 2:05:02 PM Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] Baxter Co Marriages, 1917-1920 Marriage of Sarah Dixon and Finace Harmon Bruce - may be listed as Harman or F.H. I thought it was in Little Rock, but could find no record there or Izard, thinking maybe it was Long Rock or Lone Star, or something similiar. Appreciate you looking. BettyC

Peggy you are  whiz - thanks so much for your contribution to this family. I have been working from a few census, obits, and cemeteries. I will not sent to ARIzard the following file - too many living folks and I have recently been burned from a post 3 years old. I did send Beth copy too - again off list. Have lost of obits on these folks - Let me know if you are interested! Marsha Descendants of Frank Cozort (Needs some clean up, but if you use in FTM won't matter. Please forgive. I didn't save copy I sent Beth.)                                 1      Frank Cozort                    Census: 1920 Baker, Izard Co., AR- 48 yo h/h ..        +Amanda J. Roberts    1873 - 1948    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR    b: 1 Jul 1873    d: 7 Aug 1948 in Wiseman, Izard Co., AR    Census: 1920 Baker, Izard Co., AR - 47 yo wife .....    2      Hollie Cozort    1895 -        b: 1895        .........        +Harrison Porterfield    1892 -        b: 1892        .....    2      Neva Cozort                    .........        +William Hailey                    .....        *2nd Husband of Neva Cozort:                    .........        +Benjamin Frankllin Bell    1892 - 1955    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR    b: 7 Nov 1892    d: 8 Dec 1955 in Izard Co., AR    .....        *3rd Husband of Neva Cozort:                    .........        +Unknown Dillard                    .....    2      Major Otho Cozort, Sr.    1898 - 1951        b: Abt. 1898 in Fulton Co., AR    d: 26 Oct 1951 in Tulsa, OK    Census: 1920 Baker, Izard Co., AR, 21 yo w/parents .........        +Grace Heasley    1901 - 1980        b: 1 May 1901    d: May 1980    .............    3      Major Otho Cozort, Jr.                    .............    3      Calvin Dale Cozort                    .............    3      Jerry Glenn Cozort    1940 - 2007        b: 18 Sep 1940    d: 1 May 2007    .............    3      Ronald Cozort                    .............    3      James Doyne Cozort    1925 - 1996        b: 14 Oct 1925    d: 23 Jun 1996    .............    3      Lora Faye Cozort                    .............    3      Priscilla Cozort    1928 -        b: Bet. 1928 - 1929        .................        +David Paul Watson    - 1993            d: 1993    .............    3      Bernice Cozort                    .................        +Unknown Jones                    .............    3      Harvey 'Wayne' Cozort    1931 - 2004        b: 30 Jun 1931    d: 23 Jun 2004    .....    2      Walter Curtis Cozort    1903 - 1961        b: 1903    d: 23 Apr 1961    Census: 1920 Baker, Izard Co., AR, 16 yo w/parents .........        +Gwendolyn Southard    1909 - 2004    Burial: Howell Memorial Park Cem. - Howell Co., MO    b: 13 Nov 1909 in Glenco, AR    d: 26 Sep 2004 in West Plains, Howell Co., MO    .............    3      Herbert W. Cozort                    .................        +Wilma Unknown                    .............    3      Conrad Cozort                    .................        +Blanche Billingsley                    .............    3      Curtis Cozort            b: in Maybe COC minister in West Plains, MO        .................        +Anita Unknown                    .............    3      Norris Cozort                    .................        +Ivene Unknown                    .............    3      Johnny Cozort                    .............    3      Kirby Cozort                    .................        +Penny Unknown                    .............    3      Rose Ann Cozort                    .................        +Joe 'Buddy' Bales                    .............    3      Bert Cozort                    .....    2      Iona Cozort    1902 -        b: Abt. 1902        Census: 1920 Baker, Izard Co., AR, 18 yo w/parents .........        +Unknnown Tobin                    .....    2      Velmer B. Cozort    1909 -        b: Abt. 1909 in probably Wiseman, Izard Co., AR        Census: 1920 Baker, Izard Co., AR, 11 yo w/parents .........        +Mabel Montgomery                    .....    2      Nova Cozort    1911 -        b: Abt. 1911 in probably Wiseman, Izard Co., AR        Census: 1920 Baker, Izard Co., AR, 9 yo w/parents .........        +Burl Gault                   

Hey Beth! About me and Izard County: I am about 4th generation born there and transplanted bef. 5 yo to Memphis – about 180+ m. from Wiseman. My dad farmed there before and after WW II and while he was keeping his head above water farming, I guess he was struggling. Related Izardites in Memphis recognized this struggle and planted the idea to move here for work. Of the 11 pairs of Uncles and Aunts my parents provided, I have 16 cousins. If you know my family and that seems distorted, remember dad’s brother married mom’s sister and gave me 2 double-cousins. Only 2 sets of my aunts and uncles remained life long farmers. None of my cousins actually farms. Connie stills lives on GGP's farm in Wiseman and dabbles a bit at farming. The only duplicate occupations among my cousins is nursing and teaching.  Just saying my family’s contribution to AR’s population has declined considerably in 50 years (only 4 cousins live there now). 4 other cousins never called AR home because they were not born there. So many of our lines are diluted from AR, yet still there is that tread!   Uncle Noel’s b’day 22 Aug: party was Sat, 21 Aug. at his former residence of 60+ years. Neighbors and family were invited in newspaper and over 100 attended. Nephew, Donnie Bookout, now owns the place and hosted event.  I believe Kay took guest book home with him (might ask Donnie about it). Met Norman Cozort there and that’s where interest started – he didn’t think we were related.  Aside from houseguest of Uncle Noel’s niece, Betty, I feel confident I was related to everyone else there! BBB could give you a better run down on guest - I am bad with names, might get half of them.   Wiseman School House:  mom and all sibling’s went there. Dad’s cousin taught there (Orpha Hailey Cleveland) and mom’s 2nd cousin’s Eula Montgomery taught there as well. Mom says my brother went there but he disputes this and says he was always at Violet Hill until we moved. I think mom went to the old Wiseman school too but she has very poor recall of the event. She mostly remembers consolidation and other community schools moving to the present school mentioned (I may be wrong, but think that is when Oxford and Day kids too). Then there was another consolidation and Violet Hill was their school.                                                                                 I have never been in the building but know right where it is.  Seems like I took my GP to vote there once but I stayed outside for some reason. Last year I called the sheriff to thank him for sending jail work crew to clean up the cemetery and he said there was federal money available to help preserve the school house.  I passed that on to 2 other sources and don’t know where that went. Other alumni – just guessing, Langston, Jones, Tanner, Williams, Harber, Bookout, Moser, Montgomery, Hightower, Warden, Hailey, Boler, Burns, Gault, Pitchford, Insell, Hill – Betty would know more. When I was small, we ‘went home’ 2-4 x’s per mo. We actually went to church there more than in Memphis. It was many years later that my parents actually moved their church membership from Wiseman. I know a lot about Wiseman, but there is much more I don’t know. I only get back 1 or 2 ‘s per year now. While I would love to attend the school function next week, I can’t. Birthday week for mom and my daughter and we have plans.  Sure wish Betty (or you) would summarize the meeting for us on the list.  I know others would be seriously interested.   Cozorts Progenator seems to be Thomas Cossart 1464 France.(some royal blood comes in here). Thomas decendant: Jacques Cossart 1595- French-Huguenots relocated to Holland in religious movement. Family I seek are devotedly protestant (mostly COC with Bapt, Meth & a sprinkle a few others for balance). By 1770’s there were Cozart’s and Cozort’s  in NC (religious movement again) and they get harder to trace. Branches for AR seem to have migrated south from NC. They have spent time in TN, GA, and AL.  Large contingent in TN (near AL/GA border) and dropped off branches in all those states, with a trace in Vicksburg, MS.  Funny thing is so many of then brushed through AR and on to OK, TX, WA, and CA. Sound familiar? I have come to expect it! The only common occupation among the AR Cozorts seems to be land speculation and construction.  From heavy construction and road building there was progression to building trade, real estate developers and agents.   Line I have interest in lived in Wiseman and around Salem. From there they spread out pretty well – north west AR and MO up to St. Louis.  Many of them return to Morriston Cem. – Fulton Co., AR but they are NOT exclusive there either. Cape Girardeau,  Mammoth Springs, Cassville, Thayer, Poplar Bluff, West Plans, Senath, House Springs, Waldron – just all over MO and places beyond! (MI, KS) D/o CHC: Bessie Lee Cozort D/o CHC: Gracie Bell Cozort m. Leo Preston D/o CHC: Edgar Perry Cozort m. Artie Dawson Florence and Unknown Female Cozort - sisters of CHC. When I find these last 3 of (Chesley Harrison & Flossie Ida Moser Cozort) 8 children, and 2 sisters - I am quitting!  As of yet, I haven’t ck’d land records yet. Kinda the last resort to find females. Preston husband doesn’t sound familiar enough to anticipate success there. However, might try for Edgar before I quit. (middle name ‘Perry’ is intriguing).Only Little Rock, Pulaski Co., AR connections seems to be dying there - remember way back then, you had to go to Little Rock, Memphis or St. Louis for good hospitals. Jonesburo didn't develop quickly and Salem didn't have a hospital until the 1960's.  I spent the night in Salem hospital in early 1970's with my grandfather because no one on duty knew how to read the cardiac monitor they put on him. Intensive care (?) was the first room next to the nurses station!   Herbalist:  I can’t remember - wasn’t there a famous Hively lady ? I was a regular volunteer at my daughter’s elementary school.  Got close to the librarian, she had written an herbalist guide to natural cures and treatments.  Often shared treats like – micro brewed ginger or root beer (non-alcoholic and no preservatives). She would caution me to hide the bottles to avoid down riff-raft rumors at school. After generations born in those hills, mom say grandmother only used a few things from the woods.  Sassafras for tea and maybe dandelions. Dad’s folks bought assafidity (can’t spell it and forget what’s in it for chest colds).   Just a word to new folks:  jump right in here! Peggy, Beth and I have written long post this week.  Yours can be brief. Tell us something about yourself and your memories of life and times in Izard County. There is nothing like sharing and comparing notes. Were you ever a student or voted at Wiseman school? Did you loose your old school to consolidation, what happened to the building? These are little tidbits of history that are lost if not shared. Doesn’t have to be much to generate discussion.   Much affection to all for sharing, Beth  . . . . Marsha --- On Tue, 9/21/10, Beth Cooper <bpc4u@sbcglobal.net> wrote: Marsha, How familiar with Wiseman?  and how close are you ? Did you realize that the next quarterly meeting is going to be in Wiseman at the wonderful 1930's little red brick school there where you turn to the Wiseman Cemetery? I saw the interior for the first time last Sat when so many people were already over there cleaning up the interior. How long ago was the 101th birthday party of Noel Moser----lately? (I have not had the chance to read much anytime lately) Would you know any of the individuals that went to that little school? Our own BettyBB will be doing the program on Wiseman and surrounds! It should be a very special event because there are a few that went to school there in their early years. Hope everyone will put this on their calendar, it's at 2:00pm Sunday 3 Oct 2010 and bring a friend who might be interested or entertained. It is a precious little building that appears to be structurally sound, now has a new roof----I believe was retired as a community center six years ago, at least that was when the last voting took place in the building. I'm told that it has the distinction of being the first consolidation in the state. ( All of you educators need to respond on this one, as I am very lacking in information about school consolidations and such!)) Anyway, the Fall meeting will be something so plan for it now!!! Back to your info, Marsha!!! It always fascinates me when one child out of a bunch moves away! When I saw the exit of the couple to Russellville, AR and realized that they died there----it always makes me wonder "What was the motivation? A better Job? better land to farm? less rocks in the field? Was the wife's ancestors there? What precepted the move?   I'm utterly always fascinated to discover there was someone who stepped out on their own and braved the different world and liked it enough to stay once there. And there again, like most of us that left, can't wait to get back or go visit! I love the situation about the spellings (almost as bad as my Brashear bunch, think they changed the spelling to dis--associate from those having gotten themselves in a heap of trouble though?) Ok, Marsha---I have to ask where exactly in MO across the AR stateline did they live? and what mostly were the occupations? If they were into timber, it is a wild goose chase, if they did stuff for the railroads it might be easier but still not predictable, and if they were anyway, involving in providing steers for the military you may be looking til------- If these folks had little businesses in towns or were involved with town or county government you will have much better success in seeing where they ventured to. Can you enlighten us any on occupations or have you collected that far? It would be interesting to know what many of these families exited on? Were they all farmers or partime farmers that taught school or preached to bring in revenue. It seems you can always tell the not to dedicated farmers as they usually find other things to do (even with the excuse that they can't possibly make enough money for the family to live from----i.e. my g gf Peck {he was not a farmer and had no interest in it, his wife on the other hand was not only a farmer, but a pretty good cattle manager and a trainer of young people to appreciate what they could grow and what medicines they could make from herbs that they grew------cat is out of the box----now, you all know why I am an Herbie---refuse to take most commercial drugs and feel there is much more benefit to the human body with natural healing on gentler terms with herbs and other home remedies. Old Ancient Wisdom seems to benefit the most! Back to the Cozorts & associated spellings, interesting things are entrinced. Some of us have no idea why we can sit perfectly still listening to Waggoner or Bach or Beethoven, yet some county/western crying, wallening sound drives us up the wall. Think it is ancestorial sounds engrained from way beyond our knowing that influence our receptive ears. The Cozorts & associated spellings that you have collected are impressive! Do you have knowledge or speculation about where they were prior to the Fulton Co., AR area. What was the previous hop in their scotch? Are these folks like the eldest dau of ole Daniel Hively---after the kids get half or beyond grown, the whole family just vanishes?  I hope not----that Hively one is still bugging me! What is your speculation, Marsha? Any traces of the families afterwards in county records? Did you plow through any land records? You think these are the ones that came to Little Rock and Pulaski County? I haven't been able to reach my friend in Des Moines, Iowa---she has a huge family of boys and I'm sure it is school starting time as well as those going off to different colleges so we may not hear for awhile but if it is any consolation---this is how we met----were both attending a major multi-day arts function at the AR Arts Center. We were probably the only two people there without make-up and feeling very out of place but loving the fabulous artwork and decorative fabric designs. She isn't Cazort but her husband is and she was there with (what she referred to as his "Most favorite Aunt"---who was a precious lady who had known people who had grown up in my house---that was the historic Lyon House two doors down from the AR Governor's Mansion----I moved from that house the week before Bill Clinton's original run for the White House!  What timing, I got out just as the secret service were beginning to be everywhere! The Cazort wife and Aunt truly enjoyed the tour of the yard that they Aunt had played in sometime (can't recall the years---but they are probably in my journals). When I get a chunk of time, I will be exploring these Cozort tidbits, looks to me like you have a gold mine, Marsha! Hope the couple you met are still around and would be interested in joining the IzCoHist&GenSoc for a tour of the 1930's little red brick school, Sun 3 Oct 2010 at 2:00pm. Y'll come! Beth ----- Original Message ---- From: Marsha Boles I started working on this line because of a Cozort I met at my Uncle Noel Moser's 101 b'day party in Wiseman.  He didn't think we were related, but I assured him - if he was related to my Uncle Noel that we were too. First thing I did was ask mom about them. She said there weren't any Cozorts around Wiseman, but there were some Cazorts. The way I see it . . . Soundex was invented way back before computerized genealogy.. . . .  

Marriage of Sarah Dixon and Finace Harmon Bruce - may be listed as Harman or F.H. I thought it was in Little Rock, but could find no record there or Izard, thinking maybe it was Long Rock or Lone Star, or something similiar. Appreciate you looking. BettyC ________________________________ From: Vera Reeves <velane@centurytel.net> To: arizard@rootsweb.com Sent: Tue, September 21, 2010 8:22:56 PM Subject: [ARIZARD] Baxter Co Marriages, 1917-1920 What do you need ? Will give it a try. > Does anyone have access to marriage information in 1917-1920 in Long Rock, > Baxter County, AR? > BettyC > > ------------------------------- > 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

Hello! These are SSDI records found in Tulsa County, Oklahoma.  Because Wagoner County begins just east of Broken Arrow, checked it but did not find any.  I did not search for other spellings.  These records are from Rootsweb SSDI, which I've always preferred to ancestry.  They include the age calculation. Peggy ________________________________________________________ COZORT Jerry G. b.  18 September 1940 d.  01 May 2007 Age:  66 Last Address:  74037 Jenks, Tulsa, Oklahoma SSN:  441-44-1753-OK  ~~~~~~~~~~~~   COZORT Grace b.  01 May 1901 d.  May 1980 Age:  79 Last Address:  74145 Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma Last Benefit:  74107 Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma SSN:  442-32-9821-OK ~~~~~~~~~~~ COZORT James D. b.  14 October 1925 d.  23 June 1996 Age:  70 Last Address:  74132 Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma   SSN:  444-24-3307-OK ~~~~~~~~~~~ COZORT Harvey W.  [appears to be Wayne] b.  30 June 1931 d.  23 June 2004 Age:  72-73 Last Address:  74012 Broken Arrow, Tulsa, Oklahoma SSN:  445-30-4400-OK ~~~~~~~~~~~ Priscilla's age can probably be changed to 1928 or 1929 as I'm sure she was bit older than Wayne.  Sorry to learn that Wayne died.  He was my best contact.  If we talked, he always mentioned how good my mother's fried chicken was.  I went home with them after church a few times.  The whole family came home with us a few times.  My mother was a super cook -- when she took food for "dinner on the ground" it always went first.  She had the best to work with -- plenty of milk and cream, fresh eggs, home grown vegetables.  She always took pickles, relish, etc., and desserts.  She took big containers of sweet tea.  As children, we didn't drink tea on an everyday basis (would "flirt" the kidneys) so I would take advantage at these dinners.   ________________________________

Marsha, These are a few additions of marriages and children that I discovered late last night. Hope it filled in a few spaces for you. There were contradictions in spelling although it was just from index so there can always be typos there too----but when it was different than what you had there is ++++( with the info) It wasn't nearly all the marriages so there were more relatives at Morriston, AR obviously!    and I never did make it to land records. Hopefully, you will beat me to that! ---cause I can't get there until tonight late. Beth   The family I am looking for was in Fulton & Izard Co. AR and over the state line in MO and varied the spelling even among brothers - Cozort, Cazort, Cozart. Generally this family's origins start around Salem and Wiseman.  Starting with that one 1920 census Vera found, I have scoured obits and cemeteries in the area.  1920 Baker, Izard, County Arkansas       Frank Cazort 48       Amanda Cazort 47       Major Cazort 21       Ona Cazort 18       Walter Cazort 16       Artie Cazort 13       Velmer Cazort 11       Nova Cazort 9       Alma Cazort 6       Arthur Goodman 54 Report below is strictly from obits and cemetery records                     1      Frank Cozort        ..        +Amanda J. Unknown(+++ROBERTS 25 Oct 1891 Fulton, AR, USA)    1873 - 1948    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .....    2      Hollie Cozort    1895 -    .........        +Harrison Porterfield    1892 -    .....    2      Neva Cozort        .........        +William Hailey        .....        *2nd Husband of Neva Cozort:        .........        +Benjamin Frankllin Bell    1892 - 1955    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .....        *3rd Husband of Neva Cozort:        .........        +Unknown Dillard        .....    2      Major Otho Cozort, Sr.    1898 - 1951    (M.O. b.1898 {residence @ marriage: Wiseman, Izard, AR) .........        +Grace Unknown (+++++HEASLEY  4 Nov 1922 Fulton, AR, USA)      .............    3      Major Otho Cozort, Jr.        .............    3      Calvin Dale Cozort        .............    3      Jerry Glenn Cozort        .............    3      Ronald Cozort        .............    3      James Doyne Cozort        .............    3      Lora Faye Cozort        .............    3      Priscilla Cozort    1930 -    .................        +David Paul Watson    - 1993    .............    3      Bernice Cozort        .................        +Unknown Jones        .............    3      Wayne Cozort        .....    2      Walter Curtis Cozort    1899 - 1961 ++++++  (Walter Cozart b.1903 {residence @ marriage: Wiseman, Izard, AR})  .........        +Gwendolyn Southard    1909 - 2004    Burial: Howell Memorial Park Cem. - Howell Co., MO +++++++++6January 1929 Fulton, AR, USA) .............    3 Son #1 Cozort        .................        +Wilma Unknown        .............    3 Son # 2 Cozort        .................        +Female Billingsley        .............    3 Son # 3 Cozort        .................        +Anita Unknown        .............    3 Son # 4 Cozort        .................        +Ivene Unknown        .............    3 Son # 5 Cozort        .............    3 Son # 6 Cozort        .................        +Penny Unknown        .............    3 Daughter Cozort        .................        +Joe 'Buddy' Bales        .............    3 Son # 7 Cozort        .....    2      Iona Cozort    1902 -    .........        +Unknnown Tobin        .....    2      Velmer B. Cozort    1909 - +++++++(residence when married Wiseman, Fulton Co., AR) + Mabel Montgomery +++++++3 Nov 1929 Fulton, AR, USA .....    2      Nova Cozort    1911+++++(residence @ marriage: Wiseman, Izard, AR)-    .........        +Unknown Gualt   +++++++Burl Gault         +++++12 May 1929 Fulton, AR, USA  It was easy to get involved in these lines because of the early Gualt, Dillar, Bell lines. Other affileated lines: Armstrong, Billingsley, Boles, Billingsley, Campbell, Gleghorn, Hatman, Langston, Lynch, Montgomery, Moser, Reynolds, Southard, Sutherland However, below is the line of main interest - would like to connect Frank and James Descendants of James Chesley Cozort (again from 2 census, obits, and cem. records) I do have some more, but I have deleted anyone that might still be alive (I think).                      1      James Chesley Cozort    1847 -     ..        +Priscilla Jane McCullough    1845 -     .....    2      Chesley Harrison Cozort    1875 - 1950 +++++(C.H. Cozort b.1876 {residence @ marriage: Salem, Fulton, AR})   Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .........        +Flossie Ida Moser    1876 - 1968 +++++++(F.J. Moser-- 20 March 1898 Fulton, AR, USA)   Burial: Morriston Cem. Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .............    3      Clarence Edward Cozort    1899 - 1975 ++++++(Clarence E. Cozart b. 1899 {residence @ marriage Morriston, Fulton, AR)   Burial: Rest Haven Memorial Park - Russellville, Pope Co., AR .................        +Blanche Coggins   ++++++(Blanche Billingsley 28 Sept 1919 Fulton, AR,USA)     Burial: Rest Haven Memorial Park - Russellville, Pope Co., AR .............    3      Martha Priscilla Cozort    1900 - 1991 ++++++(Martha Cozart b.1901 {residence@marriage: Morriston, Fulton, AR)    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .................        +Van Burren Armstrong    1897 - 1954    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co.,AR ++++++(6 July 1919 Fulton, AR, USA) .............    3      Bessie Lee Cozort    1902 - 1929 +++++(Bessie Cozart b.1902 {residence @ marriage: Morriston, Fulton, AR) +++++++++++++                         +William F. Coggins 6 July 1919 Fulton, AR, USA    .............    3      Earnest Chesley Cozort    1904 - 1990    Burial: Riverside Cem. - Mammoth Springs, Fulton CO., AR .................        +Margaret May McGlothan    1904 - 1990    Burial: Riverside Cem. - Mammoth Springs, Fulton CO., AR .............    3      Gracie Bell Cozort    1907 -  ++++++++( Grace Cazort b. 1908 {residence @ marriage: Mammoth Spring Township, Fulton, AR})   .................        +Leo Preston      +++++++(Leas Preston 21 April 1929 Sharp, AR, USA)   .............    3      Hubert Loft Cozort    1909 - 1999++++++++(Hubert Cazort b. 1909 Morriston, Fulton, AR)    Burial: Riverside Cem. - Mammoth Springs, Fulton CO., AR .................        +Imogend Benton    1907 - 1984 +++++(Imogene Benton 15 Dec 1933 Fulton, AR, USA)   Burial: Riverside Cem. - Mammoth Springs, Fulton CO., AR .............    3      Otho Borden Cozort    1911 - 1964  ++++++(Otho Cozart b. 1912 {residence @ marriage Glencoe, Fulton, AR)   .................        +Ollie Mae Henry   ++++++++(Ollie Henry  24 Feb 1937 Fulton, AR, USA) .......................  4 Son of Otho Cozort is married to Female Sutherland (d/o Damon Sutherland &  Evelyn Settlemoir) This is couple I met at the b'day party.   .............    3      Edgar Perry Cozort    1918 - 1987   +++++(Edgar Cozart b.1919 {residence @ marriage: Mammoth Spring, Fulton, AR})  .................        +Artie Dawson   ++++++++13 Apr 1946 Fulton, AR, USA)       .....    2      Franklin 'Frank' Cozort    1872 - 1940    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .........        +Amanda Jane Roberts    1873 - 1948    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR         +++++(25 Oct 1891 Fulton, AR, USA) .............    3      Bessie Alma Cozort    1913 -     .................        +Eulis Ray Shannon    1908 -     .....    2      James Henry Cozart    1906 - 1906    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .....    2      Florence V. Cozort    1878 -     .....    2      Unknown Cozort    1879 -             *2nd Wife of James Chesley Cozort:     ? not James Henry Cozort as above???    ..        +Mary Cohorn Wagner    1854 -    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .....    2      Oscar Cozart    1893 - 1964    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .....    2      Maude N. Cozort    1895 -   ++++++++(Maud Cazort b.1893 {residence @ marriage: Morriston,  Fulton, AR})  .........        +William Smith Lynch            +++++24 Dec 1911 Fulton, AR, USA      .............    3      Unknown Lynch ++++++(William Lester Lynch)        .....    2      Elmer Cozort    1896 - 1969    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR                1880 census in Fulton, Strawberry TWp., AR. Surname listed was recorded as Cozart but is probably meant to be COZORT . COZORT, J.C. head,M,male,W,33,MO,Farmer,NC,MO. (born ca 1847) COZORT, Pricilla J. wife,M,F,W,35,MO,keep house,MO,TN. (Born ca 1845) GOODWIN, William A. SSon,S,Male,W,12,MO,At home,MO,MO, (born ca 1868) He is son of Pricilla by a previous marriage? COZORT, Franklin, Son,S,Male,7,AR,MO,MO. (Born ca 1873) COZORT, Chesly H., S,Male,5,AR,MO,MO. ( born ca 1875) COZORT, Florence V., Female,W,2,AR,MO,MO. (born ca 1878) COZORT, dau,S,Female,W,8M,-,-,-. (born ca1879) 1900 census  Adds this: COZORT, James; head,W,M,b.12/1847,62,mar.,10yrs,MO,NC(father's birthplace),MO (mother's). (James' age and birthdate are obviously not consistent) ,Mary C. wifeW,F,.1855,44,m,10,_,6(children survived ),MO,TN,MO Robert son,W,M, b.6/1881,19,S,Ar,MO,MO. Dorah J. dau,W,F,b.8/1884,14,S,AR,MO,MO, Lilly P. dau,W,F,b.4/1889,11,S,Ar,MO.MO, Oscar son,W,M,b.8/1893,6,S,AR,MO,MO Maudy N, dau,W,F,b.4/1895,5,S,AR,MO,MO Elmer son , b.9/1896,3,S,.AR.MO,MO Goodwin,Loother, boarder,W,M,b.10/1897, 2, AR,MO,MO James C.COZORT apparently died between 1900 and 1910 Luther Goodwin seems to be orphaned step-grandchild of James. Lots of possible connections here. Very little on internet I can find. Marsha       ------------------------------- 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

Here's another one: http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html?datestamp=1210350651050#p=home

What do you need ? Will give it a try. > Does anyone have access to marriage information in 1917-1920 in Long Rock, > Baxter County, AR? > BettyC > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

We be there thanks bunches ----- Original Message ----- From: "PEGJIM M GY TRUESDELL" <truesdellp@att.net> To: arizard@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 12:44:42 PM Subject: Re: [ARIZARD] LDS Pilot (Jim & Judy) Hello, again! Try this: (1) Do "Search" for familysearch.org (2) On left side, Under "What's New" (3) Select: "See prototype for searching millions of records" (4) Prototype appears - Save it to your "Favorites" Select "Event" and select Type of Record. If you have someone in Texas, try a Death Record. Arkansas doesn't have them yet, but have Marriage Records. If you know county name, type (for example) Izard, Arkansas, United States. Enter name and "Search." If this does not work, let me know and will keep trying. Happy Hunting! I know you will enjoy this! Peggy ------------------------------- 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

In a message dated 9/21/2010 12:43:05 PM Central Daylight Time, junebug@centurytel.net writes: > I have Ellen Speak b. Dec 25,1877 d. Oct. 01, 1922 in Gorby. June Jan 13, 1922 - Mrs Speak Dead Mrs Ella Speak age 44 years, wife of Jesse Speak of near Creswell, died at the Baptist Hospital in Little Rock last Tuesday, Jan 10th, following an illness of several days. The remains were forwarded to Creswell Wednesday and burial took place at the Palestine cemetery, east of that place, Wednesday afternoon, funeral services being conducted by Rev. D. H. Holland. Mrs Speak had been troubled with appendicitis for some time, and it was decided to take her to the hospital for an operation, which was performed about two weeks ago. She was thought to be recovering from the operation and able to return home and Mr Speak went to Little Rock to accompany her home, but she took a turn and died with in a few hours. Mrs Speak was a member of the M. E. Church and was a devout Christian, enjoying the highest respect and esteem of a large circle of acquaintances. She is survived by husband and four children.

Does anyone have access to marriage information in 1917-1920 in Long Rock, Baxter County, AR? BettyC

The LDS pilot site I use has the work PILOT in it. http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#start

I think this may be what your looking for... http://beta.familysearch.org/ or http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#r=0&p=allCollections

Thanks Vera. I copied Effie Speaks Campbell's stone to put in my Benbrook book, She was m to Rev.William Earl Benbrook s/o Henry Benbrook jr and Priscilla Stokley Long. Don't have the Campbell listed June ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vera Reeves" <velane@centurytel.net> To: <arizard@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 2010 12:13 PM Subject: [ARIZARD] Speak - Gillihan ? June > > Vera i have Jessie and Ellen had a dau named Ruby Ruth b. Dec 8, > > 1917.could > > this be her? her siblings were Effie Ethel 1901, Lettie 1903, mattie 1907, > > Herman 1913, andWilliam Tommy 1915. > > Don't know if thi will help. June > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > > June I have a picture I'm planning to post on the Roselawn Cemetery site and > it shows: > Ruth Speak b. 7 Dec 1917 d. Mar 27, 2006. > > I found a marriage for Jessie & Ellen but couldn't find anything to show > they were her parents. > > Thanks I'll go ahead and post them as her parents. > > > > Can someone tell me if this is the parents of Ruth Speak. > > Jessie Speak md Ellen Gillihan. > > So far I've not found out if Ruth Speak married. > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > 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 >

Marsha, How familiar with Wiseman?  and how close are you ? Did you realize that the next quarterly meeting is going to be in Wiseman at the wonderful 1930's little red brick school there where you turn to the Wiseman Cemetery? I saw the interior for the first time last Sat when so many people were already over there cleaning up the interior. How long ago was the 101th birthday party of Noel Moser----lately? (I have not had the chance to read much anytime lately) Would you know any of the individuals that went to that little school? Our own BettyBB will be doing the program on Wiseman and surrounds! It should be a very special event because there are a few that went to school there in their early years. Hope everyone will put this on their calendar, it's at 2:00pm Sunday 3 Oct 2010 and bring a friend who might be interested or entertained. It is a precious little building that appears to be structurally sound, now has a new roof---- I believe was retired as a community center six years ago, at least that was when the last voting took place in the building. I'm told that it has the distinction of being the first consolidation in the state. (( All of you educators need to respond on this one, as I am very lacking in information about school consolidations and such!)) Anyway, the Fall meeting will be something so plan for it now!!! Back to your info, Marsha!!! It always fascinates me when one child out of a bunch moves away! When I saw the exit of the couple to Russellville, AR and realized that they died there----it always makes me wonder "What was the motivation? A better Job? better land to farm? less rocks in the field? Was the wife's ancestors there? What precepted the move?   I'm utterly always fascinated to discover there was someone who stepped out on their own and braved the different world and liked it enough to stay once there. And there again, like most of us that left, can't wait to get back or go visit! I love the situation about the spellings (almost as bad as my Brashear bunch, think they changed the spelling to dis--associate from those having gotten themselves in a heap of trouble though?) Ok, Marsha---I have to ask where exactly in MO across the AR stateline did they live? and what mostly were the occupations? If they were into timber, it is a wild goose chase, if they did stuff for the railroads it might be easier but still not predictable, and if they were anyway, involving in providing steers for the military you may be looking til------- If these folks had little businesses in towns or were involved with town or county government you will have much better success in seeing where they ventured to. Can you enlighten us any on occupations or have you collected that far? It would be interesting to know what many of these families exited on? Were they all farmers or partime farmers that taught school or preached to bring in revenue. It seems you can always tell the not to dedicated farmers as they usually find other things to do (even with the excuse that they can't possibly make enough money for the family to live from----i.e. my g gf Peck {he was not a farmer and had no interest in it, his wife on the other hand was not only a farmer, but a pretty good cattle manager and a trainer of young people to appreciate what they could grow and what medicines they could make from herbs that they grew------cat is out of the box----now, you all know why I am an Herbie---refuse to take most commercial drugs and feel there is much more benefit to the human body with natural healing on gentler terms with herbs and other home remedies. Old Ancient Wisdom seems to benefit the most! Back to the Cozorts & associated spellings, interesting things are entrinced. Some of us have no idea why we can sit perfectly still listening to Waggoner or Bach or Beethoven, yet some county/western crying, wallening sound drives us up the wall. Think it is ancestorial sounds engrained from way beyond our knowing that influence our receptive ears. The Cozorts & associated spellings that you have collected are impressive! Do you have knowledge or speculation about where they were prior to the Fulton Co., AR area. What was the previous hop in their scotch? Are these folks like the eldest dau of ole Daniel Hively---after the kids get half or beyond grown, the whole family just vanishes?  I hope not----that Hively one is still bugging me! What is your speculation, Marsha? Any traces of the families afterwards in county records? Did you plow through any land records? You think these are the ones that came to Little Rock and Pulaski County? I haven't been able to reach my friend in Des Moines, Iowa---she has a huge family of boys and I'm sure it is school starting time as well as those going off to different colleges so we may not hear for awhile but if it is any consolation---this is how we met----were both attending a major multi-day arts function at the AR Arts Center. We were probably the only two people there without make-up and feeling very out of place but loving the fabulous artwork and decorative fabric designs. She isn't Cazort but her husband is and she was there with (what she referred to as his "Most favorite Aunt"---who was a precious lady who had known people who had grown up in my house---that was the historic Lyon House two doors down from the AR Governor's Mansion----I moved from that house the week before Bill Clinton's original run for the White House! What timing, I got out just as the secret service were beginning to be everywhere! The Cazort wife and Aunt truly enjoyed the tour of the yard that they Aunt had played in sometime (can't recall the years---but they are probably in my journals). When I get a chunk of time, I will be exploring these Cozort tidbits, looks to me like you have a gold mine, Marsha! Hope the couple you met are still around and would be interested in joining the IzCoHist&GenSoc for a tour of the 1930's little red brick school, Sun 3 Oct 2010 at 2:00pm. Y'll come! Beth ----- Original Message ---- From: Marsha Boles <marshab52@yahoo.com> To: arizard@rootsweb.com Sent: Tue, September 21, 2010 2:40:51 PM Subject: [ARIZARD] Cozort - Beth & all I started working on this line because of a Cozort I met at my Uncle Noel Moser's 101 b'day party in Wiseman.  He didn't think we were related, but I assured him - if he was related to my Uncle Noel that we were too. First thing I did was ask mom about them. She said there weren't any Cozorts around Wiseman, but there were some Cazorts. The way I see it . . . Soundex was invented way back before computerized geneaology. Vil'til - was Violet Hill Marston - was Morriston Ca'zort - was Cozort Kaysanger - was Kissinger ( . . .  you get where I'm going here?) The family I am looking for was in Fulton & Izard Co. AR and over the state line in MO and varied the spelling even among brothers - Cozort, Cazort, Cozart. Generally this family's origins start around Salem and Wiseman.  Starting with that one 1920 census Vera found, I have scoured obits and cemeteries in the area.  1920 Baker, Izard, County Arkansas       Frank Cazort 48       Amanda Cazort 47       Major Cazort 21       Ona Cazort 18       Walter Cazort 16       Artie Cazort 13       Velmer Cazort 11       Nova Cazort 9       Alma Cazort 6       Arthur Goodman 54 Report below is strictly from obits and cemetery records                     1      Frank Cozort        ..        +Amanda J. Unknown    1873 - 1948    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .....    2      Hollie Cozort    1895 -    .........        +Harrison Porterfield    1892 -    .....    2      Neva Cozort        .........        +William Hailey        .....        *2nd Husband of Neva Cozort:        .........        +Benjamin Frankllin Bell    1892 - 1955    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .....        *3rd Husband of Neva Cozort:        .........        +Unknown Dillard        .....    2      Major Otho Cozort, Sr.    1898 - 1951    .........        +Grace Unknown        .............    3      Major Otho Cozort, Jr.        .............    3      Calvin Dale Cozort        .............    3      Jerry Glenn Cozort        .............    3      Ronald Cozort        .............    3      James Doyne Cozort        .............    3      Lora Faye Cozort        .............    3      Priscilla Cozort    1930 -    .................        +David Paul Watson    - 1993    .............    3      Bernice Cozort        .................        +Unknown Jones        .............    3      Wayne Cozort        .....    2      Walter Curtis Cozort    1899 - 1961    .........        +Gwendolyn Southard    1909 - 2004    Burial: Howell Memorial Park Cem. - Howell Co., MO .............    3 Son #1 Cozort        .................        +Wilma Unknown        .............    3 Son # 2 Cozort        .................        +Female Billingsley        .............    3 Son # 3 Cozort        .................        +Anita Unknown        .............    3 Son # 4 Cozort        .................        +Ivene Unknown        .............    3 Son # 5 Cozort        .............    3 Son # 6 Cozort        .................        +Penny Unknown        .............    3 Daughter Cozort        .................        +Joe 'Buddy' Bales        .............    3 Son # 7 Cozort        .....    2      Iona Cozort    1902 -    .........        +Unknnown Tobin        .....    2      Velmer B. Cozort    1909 -    .....    2      Nova Cozort    1911 -    .........        +Unknown Gualt    It was easy to get involved in these lines because of the early Gualt, Dillar, Bell lines. Other affileated lines: Armstrong, Billingsley, Boles, Billingsley, Campbell, Gleghorn, Hatman, Langston, Lynch, Montgomery, Moser, Reynolds, Southard, Sutherland However, below is the line of main interest - would like to connect Frank and James Descendants of James Chesley Cozort (again from 2 census, obits, and cem. records) I do have some more, but I have deleted anyone that might still be alive (I think).                      1      James Chesley Cozort    1847 -     ..        +Priscilla Jane McCullough    1845 -     .....    2      Chesley Harrison Cozort    1875 - 1950    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .........        +Flossie Ida Moser    1876 - 1968    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .............    3      Clarence Edward Cozort    1899 - 1975    Burial: Rest Haven Memorial Park - Russellville, Pope Co., AR .................        +Blanche Coggins        Burial: Rest Haven Memorial Park - Russellville, Pope Co., AR .............    3      Martha Priscilla Cozort    1900 - 1991    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .................        +Van Burren Armstrong    1897 - 1954    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .............    3      Bessie Lee Cozort    1902 - 1929     .............    3      Earnest Chesley Cozort    1904 - 1990    Burial: Riverside Cem. - Mammoth Springs, Fulton CO., AR .................        +Margaret May McGlothan    1904 - 1990    Burial: Riverside Cem. - Mammoth Springs, Fulton CO., AR .............    3      Gracie Bell Cozort    1907 -     .................        +Leo Preston         .............    3      Hubert Loft Cozort    1909 - 1999    Burial: Riverside Cem. - Mammoth Springs, Fulton CO., AR .................        +Imogend Benton    1907 - 1984    Burial: Riverside Cem. - Mammoth Springs, Fulton CO., AR .............    3      Otho Borden Cozort    1911 - 1964     .................        +Ollie Mae Henry   .......................  4 Son of Otho Cozort is married to Female Sutherland (d/o Damon Sutherland &  Evelyn Settlemoir) This is couple I met at the b'day party.   .............    3      Edgar Perry Cozort    1918 - 1987     .................        +Artie Dawson         .....    2      Franklin 'Frank' Cozort    1872 - 1940    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .........        +Amanda Jane Roberts    1873 - 1948    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .............    3      Bessie Alma Cozort    1913 -     .................        +Eulis Ray Shannon    1908 -     .....    2      James Henry Cozart    1906 - 1906    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .....    2      Florence V. Cozort    1878 -     .....    2      Unknown Cozort    1879 -             *2nd Wife of James Chesley Cozort:         ..        +Mary Cohorn Wagner    1854 -    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .....    2      Oscar Cozart    1893 - 1964    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR .....    2      Maude N. Cozort    1895 -     .........        +William Smith Lynch         .............    3      Unknown Lynch         .....    2      Elmer Cozort    1896 - 1969    Burial: Morriston Cem. - Morriston, Fulton Co., AR                1880 census in Fulton, Strawberry TWp., AR. Surname listed was recorded as Cozart but is probably meant to be COZORT . COZORT, J.C. head,M,male,W,33,MO,Farmer,NC,MO. (born ca 1847) COZORT, Pricilla J. wife,M,F,W,35,MO,keep house,MO,TN. (Born ca 1845) GOODWIN, William A. SSon,S,Male,W,12,MO,At home,MO,MO, (born ca 1868) He is son of Pricilla by a previous marriage? COZORT, Franklin, Son,S,Male,7,AR,MO,MO. (Born ca 1873) COZORT, Chesly H., S,Male,5,AR,MO,MO. ( born ca 1875) COZORT, Florence V., Female,W,2,AR,MO,MO. (born ca 1878) COZORT, dau,S,Female,W,8M,-,-,-. (born ca1879) 1900 census  Adds this: COZORT, James; head,W,M,b.12/1847,62,mar.,10yrs,MO,NC(father's birthplace),MO (mother's). (James' age and birthdate are obviously not consistent) ,Mary C. wifeW,F,.1855,44,m,10,_,6(children survived ),MO,TN,MO Robert son,W,M, b.6/1881,19,S,Ar,MO,MO. Dorah J. dau,W,F,b.8/1884,14,S,AR,MO,MO, Lilly P. dau,W,F,b.4/1889,11,S,Ar,MO.MO, Oscar son,W,M,b.8/1893,6,S,AR,MO,MO Maudy N, dau,W,F,b.4/1895,5,S,AR,MO,MO Elmer son , b.9/1896,3,S,.AR.MO,MO Goodwin,Loother, boarder,W,M,b.10/1897, 2, AR,MO,MO James C.COZORT apparently died between 1900 and 1910 Luther Goodwin seems to be orphaned step-grandchild of James. Lots of possible connections here. Very little on internet I can find. 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>I have Ellen Speak b. Dec 25,1877 d. Oct. 01, 1922 in Gorby. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Calico Rock Progress Jan 13, 1922 - Mrs Speak Dead Mrs Ella Speak age 44 years, wife of Jesse Speak of near Creswell, died at the Baptist Hospital in Little Rock last Tuesday, Jan 10th, following an illness of several days. The remains were forwarded to Creswell Wednesday and burial took place at the Palestine cemetery, east of that place, Wednesday afternoon, funeral services being conducted by Rev. D. H. Holland. Mrs Speak had been troubled with appendicitis for some time, and it was decided to take her to the hospital for an operation, which was performed about two weeks ago. She was thought to be recovering from the operation and able to return home and Mr Speak went to Little Rock to accompany her home, but she took a turn and died with in a few hours. Mrs Speak was a member of the M. E. Church and was a devout Christian, enjoying the highest respect and esteem of a large circle of acquaintances. She is survived by husband and four children.