I saw my message - and realize I don't read a lot of forwarded messages - you should all know how great they are at the archives in Little Rock - if you read the prior message - please excuse the duplication. Want everyone to know: if you go to the archives in Little Rock, Arkansas (in the shadow of the Capitol building - in the state library) - these have to be the most helpful people in the WORLD. If you can't find what you are looking for - they go the extra mile. In a 1900 census, couldn't find my family in the Soundex index - they were extremely helpful - found them - they are not listed on the Soundex index - but they wouldn't let me go empty handed - helped me to find what I needed. If you have Arkansas ancestors - this is the best place to go - they deserve to be commended for their work. Barbara Dickerson WEBB

--part1_3d.47ce55a.275ef107_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_3d.47ce55a.275ef107_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: <[email protected]> From: [email protected] Full-name: Purvisweb Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Tue, 5 Dec 2000 20:30:43 EST Subject: Re: [ARKANSAS] Archives To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: Windows AOL sub 109 Want everyone to know: if you go to the archives in Little Rock, Arkansas (in the shadow of the Capitol building - inthe state library) - these have to be the most helpful people in the WORLD. If you can't find what you are looking for - they go the extra mile. In a 1900 census couldn't find my family in the Soundex index - they were extremely helpful - found them - they are not listed on the Soundex index - but they wouldn't let me go empty handed - helped me to find what I needed. If you have Arkansas ancestors - this is the best place to go - they deserve to be commended for their work. Barbara Dickerson WEBB --part1_3d.47ce55a.275ef107_boundary--

Hi, This page should be of help, vital recordfs of Arkansas from their health department: http://health.state.ar.us/certificates/certificates.html Beth [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, December 04, 2000 7:56 PM Subject: [ARKANSAS] Question?? > Need help here. Will the different Depts. for Death, Mar, Birth, accept and > process more than 1 request with the proper amount of money and information > enclosed. Or do I have to send in separate envelopes. Anyone Know? Thanks. > > S. DeHart ~ > > > ==== ARKANSAS Mailing List ==== > ListAdministrator of Arkansas-L > Patricia L. Hall [email protected] > > ============================== > The only real-time collaboration tool that allows you and other family > members to create a FREE, password-protected family tree. > http://www.ancestry.com/oft/login.asp > >

Need help here. Will the different Depts. for Death, Mar, Birth, accept and process more than 1 request with the proper amount of money and information enclosed. Or do I have to send in separate envelopes. Anyone Know? Thanks. S. DeHart ~

Hello, I wanted to share my new webpages with you all since some of you have TN forefathers who may have served in this unit. This whole regiment was raised in West TN. Please visit, sign my guesbook, if you have an ancestor who served with this group, leave me a short bio I can add to the site, with you as a contact. I am working on it daily so be sure to checkback. I would love to have any info on this unit anyone would have to share. Thanks very much, Carolyn FLOWERS Tucker The URL is http://community.webtv.net/raycousins/12thTNRegimental

I haven't received any thing on this line for two days. my server says nothing is wrong is any one posting anything Cathy

I am interested in contacting Charles Oates of Little Rock, he and a Mr. William Lloyd Winebarger corresponded about a 17th century silver tea set mentioned in one of Mr. Winebarger's letters. I think back in the 1970s. The tea set belonged to an attorney in North Carolina in the 1690s by the name of james Oates. Le ____________NetZero Free Internet Access and Email_________ Download Now http://www.netzero.net/download/index.html Request a CDROM 1-800-333-3633 ___________________________________________________________

If anyone is searching for any Civil War History in Indiana. Civilwarindiana.com This has everything, people, places, photographs, campaigns, etc. Complete history. Jan

"Hello again Cousins!" As we are all well aware, missing marriage records can be a major blow to our research efforts. Am hoping that one or more among you might possibly recognize one or more of the above surnames in Clay Co., AR, and one or more of the below mentioned SEXTON family members and their spouses, who lived in Greene / Clay Co., AR, area from as early as the mid-to-late 1850's through as least 1900 or later in many instances: Mary E. (SEXTON) McDONNALD, b abt 1850, IL Nancy J. (SEXTON) SIDES, b abt 1853, AR John R. SEXTON, b Mar 1854, AR, m. Fanny I., b Jul 1856, TN William C. SEXTON, b abt 1856, AR, m. Marceline, b abt 1857, NC James A. SEXTON, b abt 1859, AR Henry M. SEXTON, b abt 1860, AR Ida Rebecca SEXTON, b Feb 1863, AR, m. Pinkney MASSEY. Lucinda (SEXTON) MASSEY, b abt 1864, AR Eva (SEXTON) OPP, b abt 1867, AR Benjamin F. SEXTON, b Jan 1872, AR, m. Edna F., b Feb 1880, AR Am hoping to learn the maiden names of the spouses of the above SEXTON brothers, and the given names for these unidentified spouses of the above SEXTON sisters, and eventually be able to learn the full identities of the children for as many of the above families as might be possible. Should you happen to recognize any of the above families, please do advise. Should any of these marriages be ancestral family for you or your immediate family, will be more than happy to share what I know of this family's ancestry. Am engaged in an on-going effort to identify as many descendants of "Our CRAIG Family!" as might eventually be possible, down through 1920 or so, for the benefit of future generations of family researchers. Thank you for any and all help or assistance you might lend in our family's on-going search for "Immigrant Ancestors and their Descendants!" Keeping my fingers crossed here! TTYL Craig CRAIG Team #8 "Always looking for Cousins!"

Can someone look up this date 11-21-1934 and see what happened to these two children? Georgie Owen and James Edward Blasengame. They are buried in the Heflin-HB Cemetery in Lincoln.

I did a search for James Arthur in Boone Co. AR. This is a database for 1819 to 1870. Perhaps it will give you some help. Search Results Search Terms: ARTHUR (440), JAMES (34398) Database: Arkansas Census, 1819-70 Combined Matches: 5 Year Surname Given Name (s) County State Page Township or Other Info Record Type Database ID# 1870 ARTHUR JAMES L. Boone County AR 426 Harrison Township Federal Population Schedule AR 1870 Federal Census Index AR126257101 1870 ARTHUR JAMES L. Boone County AR 426 Harrison Twp Federal Population Schedule AR 1870 Federal Census Index AR0803608 There were no records for a James N. Arthur. The Arthur name is quite familiar to me, as it links up to my Eidson family and they also were in AR. but in Benton and Washington co. [email protected]

I saw this site on another list. Great basic information on Arkansas counties. It can maybe help some people new to genealogy. www.segenealogy.com/arkansas Brent

ARTHUR, HENRY WW I. Looking for military or pension records for Henry Arthur DOB March 5, 1882, DOD September 13, 1920. Born in Iowa, probably Decatur, County. Died in Boone County, Arkansas. On his headstone it says he was in MO VOL Machine-gun, CO 140th Infantry. His death certificate states he died from lung complications caused from being gassed in W.W.I. I think he was on a pension at his death and his parents received it after his death. His death certificate says he was divorced. Don't know who he was married to, or if he had children. He was my grandfather's brother. Trying to get all the info I can on all the siblings. All the relatives died before I was born, so it's been like pulling hen's teeth to track anyone down. Parent's names were James Nathaniel Arthur, DOB July 30, 1857, in Indiana, DOD January 16, 1939, and Phoebe Leviney Arthur DOB July 22, 1849, in Indiana, DOD November 30, 1938. They both died in Boone County, Arkansas. I don't know if he enlisted in Missouri or Arkansas. I can't find this infantry in the WW I records. Maybe I am looking in the wrong place. If someone out there has any suggestions on how to find him, it would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks, Jan in Indiana

Missing Links: 1. Fannie Martha Mullikin b. 1879 in Feeneyville, Star City, Lincoln County, Arkansas married John Wesley Bates on November 1, 1899. Has at least one son Luther. No further information. 2. Margaret Ida Mullikin b. November 1882 in Feeneyville, Star City, Lincoln County, Arkansas married Ander? Billington, no further information. 3. Mollie Mullikin, b. March 1884 in Feeneyville, Star City, Lincoln County, Arkansas married G. M. Gifford on October 31, 1902 in Lincoln County, no further information. Anyone out there know about these folks?

Hi folks! This is my periodic search for a great uncle and aunt. I am trying to find information about them. Thanks for any help! Rebecca Parents Sylvanis (Vann) Talbert Stubbs b. 3 Apr 1899 AR or KS d. late 1935 šC died in Barton AR, buried in Marvell AR Vann was a farmer in Barton. The government leased the acres then you got the land if you improved it enough. Hadn¡¯t improved enough at the time of Vann¡¯s death, so lost the property. Annie L. Smith b. 10 Sep 1904 AR d. 22 Dec 1977 TX Children Harley Theodore Stubbs b. 1 Sep 1920 AR d. Nov 1979 TX Daughter - living Mary Francis/Geraldine Stubbs b. 23 April 1925 d. 1997 TX Charles Edward Stubbs b. 11 Dec 1927 d. 1989 Tulsa OK Barney Earl Stubbs b. 13 Oct 1930, Little Rock, AR d. 01 Nov 1999 TX Carol Raymond Stubbs b. 8 Jan 1935, Little Rock, AR d. 02 Dec 1990 TX _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.

I'm brand new to this list. Looking for a Mary Beason, dau of Wm H Beason and Nancy Mendenhall. She was b. 1840, location unknown and she died in Carroll Co, AR, probably after 1904. She married first Ellis E Evans in 1857 and second Alfred Barnes in 1867 possibly in Fremont Co, IA or McDonald Co, MO. As indicated, her death date is unknown, just that she died in Carroll Co and is buried in Shady Grove Cemetery in Carroll Co.. Is there a cemetery listing for this county and might there be someone available for a look up for when she died and possibly even her birth date? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Kay Masterson

Plan a trip to the listed counties in the next week or two. Looking for families of SPARKS, HOWARD, DICKERSON, CROCKETT and MATHENY. Any information on where to look would be appreciated. Barbara DICKERSON Webb [email protected]

The Arkansas Bar Assn has past presidents on their site. http://www.arkbar.com/about/aboutpastpres.html Pat TABER KOGER http://homepages.go.com/~palogc/.potsyspage

Hi, List. My mother Genevieve Lee McCurdy, was the daughter of Ada Tipton and John McCurdy. Ada was the daughter of William McClellan Tipton and Mary Josephine Snow. Mary Josephine Snow was the daughter of Benjamin Franklin Snow of Searcy Co. AR. We have not been able to find marriage info for Ada...we know she was born in 1886, Searcy Co.,d. in 1902, giving birth to her dau. Ada, in OK when it was Indian Territory. Do any of you "listers" know anything about this family? Thanks Betty N. Hammett [email protected]

My mother was born 1910 inPossum Hollow, AR.> Where is that<What co.? Thanks , was told by Henscratch?? Sandy DeHart-- Shawnee, Okla.