Unfortunately, Patti, the Goodman family does not appear in "Genealogies of Marion Co Families 1811-1900." However, data is being collected for a sequel to this book and I do have a few tidbits that might be useful to you. Marion Co 1850 US census for Buffalo Fork Township. JOSEPH L GOODMAN aged 32 b KY. MARY GOODMAN aged 28 b KY. GEORGE W GOODMAN aged 12 b KY. BENJAMIN F GOODMAN aged 8 b MO. JOSEPH THOMPSON GOODMAN aged 2 b AR. ELISA C GOODMAN aged 1 b AR. REBECCA J MOORE aged 2 b MO. Joseph L Goodman is the brother of Jesse Goodman b Adair Co KY 1813 d Dangerfield TX aft 1850 m Hickman Co TN 1829 Delilah Dicey b TN 1810 d Dangerfield TX aft 1850. He operated a keel boat near Key Corner on the Forked Deer River [TN] before emigrating to MCAR with the Rutherfords and Flippins ca 1836/7, furnishing a keel boat to transport the women and children. He bought a farm and the Talbert Ferry on White River [AR] from the Talbert brothers and operated the only store north of Batesville AR. His merchandising venture failing, he, most of the Goodman family, and some of the Flippin family went to TX before 1850. In White River Township MCAR 1840 with 3 slaves. Joseph L Goodman can be found in White River Township MCAR 1840, Buffalo Fork Township MCAR 1850, and Big Flat Township, Baxter Co AR 1880. There are several places on the Marion Co web page http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion where information can be found about the Goodman family. Scroll down to Search This Site and click on FreeFind. If I can help further, don't hesitate to ask. Mysty [email protected] ******************************************* ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike McSwain" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, August 23, 2003 8:17 PM Subject: [ARMar] George L. Goodman Family > Dear Mysty, > Are Joseph L. and George W. Goodman mentioned in "Genealogies of Marion County Families 1811-1900? George is my Great Grandfather, and we are trying to determine if Joseph L. Goodman was his father. Joseph was born in 1818 and George was born in 1838. E. D. Goodman was George's wife, but we cannot find out what E. D. stands for or what her maiden name was. We know that Joseph's wife, Mary Moore Goodman, was not the mother of George, because they were married in MO, in 1850, long after George was born. Any help that you can offer will be greatly appreciated. We cannot find a darn thing. Thanks again, Patti Goodman McSwain >

Dear Mysty, Are Joseph L. and George W. Goodman mentioned in "Genealogies of Marion County Families 1811-1900? George is my Great Grandfather, and we are trying to determine if Joseph L. Goodman was his father. Joseph was born in 1818 and George was born in 1838. E. D. Goodman was George's wife, but we cannot find out what E. D. stands for or what her maiden name was. We know that Joseph's wife, Mary Moore Goodman, was not the mother of George, because they were married in MO, in 1850, long after George was born. Any help that you can offer will be greatly appreciated. We cannot find a darn thing. Thanks again, Patti Goodman McSwain

Thanks. That was a tidbit that I did not have. If you find anything else please let me know. Don Zesch -----Original Message----- From: Mysty McPherson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, 17 August 2003 11:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ARMar] Marion County Families 1811-1900 Sorry, but the Roylston family is not one of the 400+ covered in "Genealogies of Marion County Families 1811-1900." And, I can't add anything to what you've already discovered. However, I did come across this little tidbit, which might be helpful. "History of Marion Co AR" by Earl Berry, pp 459, 460. Published 1977, reprint 2002. William Williams was elected Treasurer of Marion Co for the term 1868-1972. Because of county boundary changes (Boone Co AR 1869, I believe), Williams' term was filled by William Roylston beginning in April 1870. Sorry I couldn't find anything further for you. The records simply are not here. Mysty [email protected] ****************************************** ----- Original Message ----- From: "B. Don Zesch" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2003 12:31 PM Subject: [ARMar] Marion County Families 1811-1900 > Do you have William Roylston, his wife Nancy A. (Sarah) St.John Roylston and > their daughter Mary Ann Roylston in your book? > He paid Pole Tax in Marion County, Arkansas from 1842 through 1866. > No Marion County, Arkansas newspapers before 1886. > His birthday was probably between 7 June and 22 August 1811. > 1870 US census occupation County Treasurer of Marion County, Arkansas. > Marion County created 1836 from Izard. > "Some Marion County, Arkansas Early Landholders" > Land Holder: Royalston, William (Earliest Date) 26 September 1853, > location 18-16-25/36. > They are in Marion County, Arkansas Census 1850, 1860 and 1870. > I think he must be buried in Marion County as the rest of the family moved > to Texas in October 1876. > > Any help with additional information would be appreciated. > > B. Don Zesch

Anything on KEELINGs? My great-grandfather claimed to have been born in Missouri in 1837. We think that his father and mother and older siblings were visiting family in Missouri at the time. They later returned to Todd Co. KY where a younger sister was born. Janet Keeling Daily

Sorry, but the Roylston family is not one of the 400+ covered in "Genealogies of Marion County Families 1811-1900." And, I can't add anything to what you've already discovered. However, I did come across this little tidbit, which might be helpful. "History of Marion Co AR" by Earl Berry, pp 459, 460. Published 1977, reprint 2002. William Williams was elected Treasurer of Marion Co for the term 1868-1972. Because of county boundary changes (Boone Co AR 1869, I believe), Williams' term was filled by William Roylston beginning in April 1870. Sorry I couldn't find anything further for you. The records simply are not here. Mysty [email protected] ****************************************** ----- Original Message ----- From: "B. Don Zesch" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 17, 2003 12:31 PM Subject: [ARMar] Marion County Families 1811-1900 > Do you have William Roylston, his wife Nancy A. (Sarah) St.John Roylston and > their daughter Mary Ann Roylston in your book? > He paid Pole Tax in Marion County, Arkansas from 1842 through 1866. > No Marion County, Arkansas newspapers before 1886. > His birthday was probably between 7 June and 22 August 1811. > 1870 US census occupation County Treasurer of Marion County, Arkansas. > Marion County created 1836 from Izard. > "Some Marion County, Arkansas Early Landholders" > Land Holder: Royalston, William (Earliest Date) 26 September 1853, > location 18-16-25/36. > They are in Marion County, Arkansas Census 1850, 1860 and 1870. > I think he must be buried in Marion County as the rest of the family moved > to Texas in October 1876. > > Any help with additional information would be appreciated. > > B. Don Zesch

Do you have William Roylston, his wife Nancy A. (Sarah) St.John Roylston and their daughter Mary Ann Roylston in your book? He paid Pole Tax in Marion County, Arkansas from 1842 through 1866. No Marion County, Arkansas newspapers before 1886. His birthday was probably between 7 June and 22 August 1811. 1870 US census occupation County Treasurer of Marion County, Arkansas. Marion County created 1836 from Izard. "Some Marion County, Arkansas Early Landholders" Land Holder: Royalston, William (Earliest Date) 26 September 1853, location 18-16-25/36. They are in Marion County, Arkansas Census 1850, 1860 and 1870. I think he must be buried in Marion County as the rest of the family moved to Texas in October 1876. Any help with additional information would be appreciated. B. Don Zesch

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Most probably not, Barb. That Burnes family has been documented every which way but loose from their emigration to Maryland, thru the Revolutionary War, thru TN and beyond MCAR. Apparently there is no Tom Nelson Burns within that particular Burnes family. Contact Barb Price [email protected] or Brandy [email protected] to verify this. It's my guess - only a guess, mind you - that this Tom Nelson Burns was one of several thousand people that moved to MCAR during the mining era. The dates are right, the locations (Kingdon Springs and Stone) are right, the fact that he's not listed in the MCAR 1880 nor in "Marion Co 1890" by Helen McMindes all lead me to think this is a valid possibility. Mysty [email protected] *********************************** ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 11:15 PM Subject: Re: [ARMar] Re: Marion County, Arkansas > Is this the same Burnes family line who owned the funeral home? Authored > books, Marian Burnes, right? > Thanks, > Barb >********************************** > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Mysty McPherson" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 10:40 PM > Subject: [ARMar] Re: Marion County, Arkansas > > > Can't help you much with the Thomas Nelson Burns side of your dilemma, but > here's what I found in "Genealogies of Marion Co Families 1811-1900" pub > 1997 by the MCAR Historical Society. > > > > Tom N Burns m MCAR 15 Jan 1899 Lillie D Wood (daughter of Ambrose Sevier > "Bud" & Catherine "Katie" [Estes] Wood) b Kingdon Springs MCAR July 1878. > Children: Homer Burns m Ethel Clark; Verlie Burns; Jerome "Rome" Burns; > Cecil Burns b 16 Dec 1903 d 7 Jan 1972 m/1 J B Waggoner m/2 Murley James > Johns. > > > > In "Marion Co Marriage Records 1896-1905" I find TN Burnes aged 32 of > Stone m MCAR 15 Jan 1899 Lillie Wood aged 21 of Stone. Stone was a post > office between 1884 and 1913. It, like Kingdon Springs, was located in the > area of a great many of the zinc and lead mines during the mining era of > MCAR. > > > > Sorry I don't have any more definitive information for you. You might try > the Marion Co web page http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion. Entering a query > might be helpful. > > > > Mysty [email protected] ********************************************* > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Edward Burns > > To: [email protected] > > Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 5:31 PM > > Subject: Marion County, Arkansas > > > > Do you know anything about a Thomas Nelson Burns and his wife Lillie D. > Woods? Their son, Homer Riley, was born in 1899. I am stuck on this line. > > > > Brandon Burns

Is this the same Burnes family line who owned the funeral home? Authored books, Marian Burnes, right? Thanks, Barb ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mysty McPherson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 10:40 PM Subject: [ARMar] Re: Marion County, Arkansas > Can't help you much with the Thomas Nelson Burns side of your dilemma, but here's what I found in "Genealogies of Marion Co Families 1811-1900" pub 1997 by the MCAR Historical Society. > > Tom N Burns m MCAR 15 Jan 1899 Lillie D Wood (daughter of Ambrose Sevier "Bud" & Catherine "Katie" [Estes] Wood) b Kingdon Springs MCAR July 1878. Children: Homer Burns m Ethel Clark; Verlie Burns; Jerome "Rome" Burns; Cecil Burns b 16 Dec 1903 d 7 Jan 1972 m/1 J B Waggoner m/2 Murley James Johns. > > In "Marion Co Marriage Records 1896-1905" I find TN Burnes aged 32 of Stone m MCAR 15 Jan 1899 Lillie Wood aged 21 of Stone. Stone was a post office between 1884 and 1913. It, like Kingdon Springs, was located in the area of a great many of the zinc and lead mines during the mining era of MCAR. > > Sorry I don't have any more definitive information for you. You might try the Marion Co web page http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion. Entering a query might be helpful. > > Mysty [email protected] > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Edward Burns > To: [email protected] > Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 5:31 PM > Subject: Marion County, Arkansas > > > Do you know anything about a Thomas Nelson Burns and his wife Lillie D. Woods? Their son, Homer Riley, was born in 1899. I am stuck on this line. > > Brandon Burns

Can't help you much with the Thomas Nelson Burns side of your dilemma, but here's what I found in "Genealogies of Marion Co Families 1811-1900" pub 1997 by the MCAR Historical Society. Tom N Burns m MCAR 15 Jan 1899 Lillie D Wood (daughter of Ambrose Sevier "Bud" & Catherine "Katie" [Estes] Wood) b Kingdon Springs MCAR July 1878. Children: Homer Burns m Ethel Clark; Verlie Burns; Jerome "Rome" Burns; Cecil Burns b 16 Dec 1903 d 7 Jan 1972 m/1 J B Waggoner m/2 Murley James Johns. In "Marion Co Marriage Records 1896-1905" I find TN Burnes aged 32 of Stone m MCAR 15 Jan 1899 Lillie Wood aged 21 of Stone. Stone was a post office between 1884 and 1913. It, like Kingdon Springs, was located in the area of a great many of the zinc and lead mines during the mining era of MCAR. Sorry I don't have any more definitive information for you. You might try the Marion Co web page http://www.rootsweb.com/~armarion. Entering a query might be helpful. Mysty [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: Edward Burns To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003 5:31 PM Subject: Marion County, Arkansas Do you know anything about a Thomas Nelson Burns and his wife Lillie D. Woods? Their son, Homer Riley, was born in 1899. I am stuck on this line. Brandon Burns

Paula, You recently responded to a genfourm post I submitted years ago. I'd like to communicate with you to try and find out if we are indeed connected. Roberta Estes Hall

Rhio: You do what is best for the list. We can always push the delete button. I don't like the ads, but would option to get the mail that is supposed to be on the list. Thank you so much Rhio. Colleen

To all list members, If you have a response to the following message, please contact me directly. Please do not post it to the list. [email protected] I know that adds do not belong on the list. Postings to the AR Marion message board are automatically gatewayed to our list. This is how they're supposed to work. Apparently someone found out how the boards work, posted an add and it came through. There are a lot of people besides yourselves who are hoppin' mad about it. The person who posted the add to the message board can't be put on the reject list because they aren't subscribed to the list. If Rootsweb's little "tweak" doesn't work, I will ask that the gateway be closed. This is the best I can do for now. If I do close the gateway, it means that legitimate queries can no longer come through to our list. Let me know what you prefer and I will consider it. Sincerely, Rhio Gillis listowner

To the list members: The add that came through to our list also came through several others, as well. It was gatewayed through the message boards. I have been apprised that Rootsweb apparently "tweaked" a few things so that sort of thing won't get through, again. Let's hope it worked. Rhio Listowner

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I Totally agree...there should be no advertising on this forum...especially cigerettes. Colleen

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/mV.2ADE/97.1.1.1 Message Board Post: No Benjamin was not the son of Clay and Susan, he did reside on their farm in 1880 and was listed as 23 years old at the time of the census which would have been Jan. 1880. However the census lists his parents as being born in Tenn. Clay Roberts was also born in Tenn. and he was 25 at the time of the census. I suspect they are brothers. Susan, Clay's wife, is from Mississippi and her parents were born in Georgia. You can find this information at the following location. Census Place: Union, Jackson, Arkansas Family History Library Film: 1254047 NA Film Number T9-0047 Page Number 450C I have so many notes and so many questions, I have to sit down and begin backwards with me, my father, my grandfather, then my great-grandfather with information I have already verified. When I get this accomplished I may be able to tell you more. Wynona

Oh yes and I found the marriage record also. Don At 06:13 PM 03-08-03 -0700, you wrote: >Don > >Is this a census record or a removal census that lists James Bundy (b1800) >as a fullblood? > >Bernie Moore-Knowles >Phoenix, Arizona - Papa'aola, Hawai'i > > >"I have Indian blood in me. I have just enough White blood for you to >question my honesty." ........Will Rogers > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Don Ott" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2003 3:44 PM >Subject: [ARMar] Bundy > > > > I find a James Bundy b. 1800 d. 1846 in Posey County Indiana, wife was > > Louise Weir b. 14 May 1812 d. 17 Nov 1890. I only find evidence of one > > child, Matilda Bundy b. 8 Jan 1844. James was listed as Full Blood >Cherokee. > > James Bundy b. Aug 1828 married Mahala Malvina Hall b. 15 Sep 1824 , > > daughter of Daniel Webster Hall and they immigrated to Marion County ca > > 1875. Could this above Full Blood Cherokee be the father of James Bundy of > > Marion Co.? > > Don > > > > > >