Searching for info on theFamily of Ira G. Hill & Lilia Witherington of Fayette Township, Calhoun County, AR (1860-1880) Were there any children born to this family? Did they move away? Can anyone researching the HILL families of Calhoun County assist me? THANKS! Bill King [email protected] _______________________________________________ Ira G. Hill was the son of Abel Hill and Martha Caroline Andrews Lilia Witherington was the daughter of Crowdus Levan Witherington and Carolyn J. McAdams. <All of Calhoun County, AR> IRA G.3 HILL (ABEL2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1855 in AR (Source: Carol Smith, CalCO Web Page.), and died Unknown (Source: Carol Smith, CalCO Web Page.). He married LILIA WITHERINGTON 30 Jan 1881 in Calhoun CO, AR, daughter of CROWDUS WITHERINGTON and CAROLYN MCADAMS. She was born Abt. 1864 in AR (Source: Virginia Witherington Research Materials.), and died Unknown. Notes for IRA G. HILL: 1850 Arkansas Census, Union County- El Dorado Township Abel Hill 36 LA Farmer <father of Ira Hill> Martha 17 TN Jno 11 AR 1860 Ark Census in Calhoun Co, AR Abel Hill - 46 born La 1814 Farmer $00/$1500 (did not own land) Martha - 26 wife born Tenn (Andrews) Lucinda - 8 yrs born Ark Alan/Alvin? 7 " " " >>Ira 6 " " " Susana 4 " " " Thomas 2 months/AR 1880 Calhoun County Census, Fayette Township: not numbered ENLOW, Curtis M. w m 25 single AR AL AL Farmer *ROSS, Alice w f 23, sister, widowed AR AL AL (nee: Enlow) WITHERINGTON, Leala 15 sister, single AR AR AL <dau of Crowdus Levan Witherington> ROSS, Willie w m 5 single AR ? AR >>HILL, Ira w m 24 single AR ---- ---- Farm Labor Calhoun County Marriages: *ROSS, Hardin J. (42) - INLOW, Alice J. (16) 25 Dec 1872 HILL, Ira (25) - to WITHERINGTON, Lilia (17) 30 Jan 1881 Could not locate Ira Hill on 1900 Arkansas Census Records. Notes for LILIA WITHERINGTON: 1870 Union Co, AR Census, Franklin Township/Champagnolle Post Office Family # 36 Mary J. Witherington 29/AL Keeping House Alfred M. 5/AR At Home Laura 3/TX At Home Caroline 34/AL At Home <widow of Crowdus Levan Witherington> Monroe 15/AR At Home <Enlow?> Joanna 13/AR At Home <Enlow?> Lelia 6/AR At Home <dau of Crowdus Levan Witherington> 1880 Calhoun Co, AR Census Fayette Twp. not numbered ...Enlow, Curtis wm 25 single m, AR AL AL ...Ross, Alice wf 23 sister widowed AR AL AL ...Witherington, Lelia wf 15 sister, single AR AR AL <dau of Crowdus Levan> ...Ross, Willie wm 5 single AR ? AR ...Hill, Ira wm 24 single AR - - Early Calhoun County Marriages (on line) HILL, Ira (24) - WITHERINGTON, Lilia (17) on 30 Jan 1881, Book BB-67. Bond For Marriage License Know all Men by these Presents, that we, Ira Hill as principal, and F. M. Avant as security, are held and firmly bound unto the State of Arkansas, for the use and benefit of the Common School Find of Calhoun County, in the penal sum of One Hundred Dollars, for the payment of which, well and truly to be make, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors and administrators, firmly by thse presents. Signed this 29 day of January 1881 The condidtion of the above obligation is such that, whereas, the above bounden Ira Hill has this day applied to the Clerk of the County Court of Calhoun County, for a license authorizing the solemnization of the Rite of Matrimony between the said Ira Hill and Miss Lilia Witherington. Now, if the said parties applying for said license have a lawful right to the same, and if they shall faithfully carry into effect and comply with the provisions thereof, and shall, within sixty days from the date hereof, return the said license to the office of the Clerk of the County Court of said County, duly executed and officially signed by some one authorized by law to solemnize the Rite of Matrimony, then this obligation shall be void, but otherwise to remain in full force and virtue. Witness our signatures the day above written I. Hill F M. Avant <Frances Marion Avant> Marriage License State of Arkansas] County of Calhoun] To any Person authorized by law to solemnize Marriage- Greeting You are hereby commanded to celebrate the Rite, and publish the bans of Matrimony between Mr. Ira Hill of Calhoun County and State of Arkansas aged twenty four years and Miss Lilia Witherington of Calhoun County and State of Arkansas aged seventeenyears, according to law; and do you officially sign and return this license to the parties herein named. Witness my hand and official seal, this 29th day of January A.D. 1881 Wiley J. Bunn County Clerk Certificate of Marriage State of Arkansas] County of Calhoun] I, H. M. Tucker, do hereby certify that, on the 30th day of January A.D. 1881 I did duly and according to law, as commanded in the foregoing license, solemnize the Rite and publish the bans of Matrimony between the parties therein named. Witness my hand, this 30th day of January A. D. 1881 H. M. Tucker JP Any help very much appreciated. Bill King Houston, TX 281-493-6767 [email protected]

Does anyone on this list have an address for the link to the actual 1850 Ouachita County Census of a transcription of the census which provides full details? Thanks for your reply. Bill King 281-493-6767 [email protected]

Descendants of Mrs. Mary Haynes (Haines) of early Fayette Township, Calhoun County, AR 1 Mrs. Mary Haynes Born: Abt. 1805 in VA Died: Aft. 1880 in Probably Calhoun Co, AR (She appears on the 1860 Fayette, Calhoun Co, AR Census as head of house; see below 1860 Census Record.) .. +'Unknown' Haynes Born: Unknown m: Bef. 1835 (can anyone provide his name?) CHILDREN: .... 2 Whitley Chris Haynes Born: Abt. 1835 in AR Died: Aft. 1880 in Probably AR ........ +Frances Ann Sophronia Witherington Born: Abt. 1842 in AL Died: Aft. 1880 in Probably AR m: Abt. 1868 Calhoun CO, AR ........... 3 Samuel Haynes Born: Abt. 1869 in Calhoun CO, AR Died: Unknown ........... 3 Arnessa H. Haynes Born: Abt. 1871 Died: Unknown in AR ............... +Lonnie M. Parker Born: Bet. 1878 - 1879 in AR Died: Unknown in Calhoun Co, AR m: 16 Aug 1897 Calhoun Co, Arkansas ........... 3 James Haynes Born: Abt. 1873 Died: Unknown ........... 3 Alice J. Haynes Born: Abt. 1875 Died: Unknown ............... +Thomas L. King Born: Mar 1874 in Calhoun Co, AR Died: Abt. 1912 in Calhoun Co, AR m: 13 Oct 1896 Calhoun County, AR ........... *2nd Husband of Alice J. Haynes: ............... +William P. Parker Born: Abt. 1860 Died: Unknown m: 03 Aug 1899 Calhoun County, AR ........... 3 Mattie Haynes Born: Abt. 1878 Died: Unknown ........... 3 'Son' Haynes Born: Bet. 1879 - 1880 Died: Unknown .... 2 John R. Haynes Born: Abt. 1836 in AR Died: Aft. 1880 ........ +Mary J. Slaughter Born: Abt. 1841 in AL Died: Aft. 1880 m: 27 Jun 1861 Calhoun County, AR ........... 3 Malissa Haynes Born: Abt. 1864 in AR ........... 3 Thomas C. Haynes Born: 01 May 1869 in AR Died: 25 Feb 1934 in Calhoun Co, AR ............... +Mary Etta Shinpock Born: Sep 1882 in AR Died: 1941 in Calhoun Co, AR m: 1895 Union County, AR ........... 3 John L. Haynes Born: Abt. 1874 in AR ........... 3 William W. Haynes Born: 25 Nov 1878 in AR Died: 16 Aug 1923 in Calhoun Co, AR ............... +Emma 'Haynes' Born: Abt. 1887 in AR m: Abt. 1901 .... *2nd Wife of John R. Haynes: ........ +Martha J. Hoffman Born: Unknown m: 01 Nov 1883 Calhoun County, AR .... 2 Ann Haynes Born: Abt. 1844 in AR Died: Unknown *2nd Husband of Mrs. Mary Haynes: .. +Amos H. Davis Born: Unknown Died: Unknown m: 22 Mar 1857 Calhoun Co, AR <not proven, but strong possibility!> .... 2 Catherine Caroline Davis Born: Abt. 1847 in Ark Died: 26 Jun 1914 in Calhoun Co, AR <Could her actual birth name have been Haynes? Buried Moody Cemetery, Calhoun Co, AR> ........ +'Unknown' Harris Born: Unknown Died: Unknown m: Bef. 1869 ........... 3 Sallie Harris Born: Abt. 1869 in AR Died: Aft. 13 Dec 1898 in Calhoun CO, AR (buried unknown in Calhoun County, AR) ............... +George Washington Parker Born: Abt. 1855 in Alabama Died: Bef. Feb 1898 in Calhoun Co, AR m: 17 Jan 1886 Calhoun Co, Arkansas ........... *2nd Husband of Sallie Harris: ............... +Arthur Edward King Born: 29 Oct 1876 in Near Hampton in Calhoun Co, AR Died: 15 Feb 1951 in Pineville, Rapides Parish, LA m: 17 Feb 1898 Hampton, Calhoun County, Ark. .... *2nd Husband of Catherine Caroline Davis: <she was known at "Kate King" and owned a farm south of Hampton, near Artesian> ........ +William R. King Born: 31 Dec 1852 in Calhoun Co, AR Died: 20 Dec 1890 in Calhoun Co, AR m: 05 Jan 1882 Calhoun Co, Ark. (Buried Moody Cemetery, Calhoun Co, AR) ........... 3 George L. King Born: 22 Jan 1885 in Calhoun CO, AR Died: 30 Aug 1911 in Calhoun CO, AR (Buried Moody Cemetery, Calhoun Co, AR) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1860 Calhoun CO/Fayette Township Census shows: Fam # 245 Mary H. Davis 55 VA Thomas Holmes 26 AR Farmer <could name have been Haynes/> J.R. Haines 24 AR Farm Labor Whitley Haines 20 AR Ann Haines 16 AR Catherine Harris 15 AR <could this name be Haines??> Note: Catherine C. Harris married William R. King on 5 Jan 1882 in Calhoun County, AR. This was her second marriage. Above Arthur Edward King and Sallie Harris Parker King were my grandparents. Above Catherine Caroline Davis Harris King was my Gr-Grandmother. .......Could her maiden name have actually been Haynes?? Would appreciate any help with the research of this family group from Calhoun & Ouachita County Researchers. Bill King 14106 Carolcrest Circle Houston, TX 77079 281-493-6767 Reply to: [email protected]

April 1930 Calhoun Co, AR Census Fam # 27 Fayette Township Thomas Haynes 60/AR Farmer/Owns Married 25 yrs. Mary Etta 48/AR Wife George 33/AR Son - Labor Alvin 22/AR Son - Labor Winnie 18/AR Dau Johnie 16/AR Son Monro 12/AR Son -------------- Haynes Graves at Inlow Cemetery, Calhoun County, AR (located south of Hampton, near Artesian) Haynes, T. C. b. 1 May 1869 d. 25 Feb 1934 (Thomas C. Haynes, son of John R. Haynes) Haynes, Mary Etta b. 1882 d. 1941 (wife of Thomas C. Haynes) Haynes, W. L. b. 25 Dec 1895 d. 17 Dec 1915 (Walter, son of Tom C. Haynes) Haynes, George W. b. 2 Jul 1897 d. 28 Mar 1955 (son of Tom C. Haynes) Haynes, William W. b. 25 Nov 1878 d. 16 Aug 1923 (brother of Tom C. Haynes) Bill King Houston, TX 281-493-6767 [email protected]

THOMAS C. HAYNES of Calhoun County, AR Son of John R. Haynes and Mary J. Slaughter Born: 01 May 1869 Died: 25 Feb 1934 Buried: Inlow (Enlow) Cemetery, Calhoun County, AR ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Union County Marriages: Haynes Tom C to Shinpock Marietta 1895 Book J- Page 442 ----------------- 1900 Calhoun/Fayette Township Census Fam #184 June 1900 Thomas C. Haynes 31/AR May 1869 Farmer/Owns Mary E. 20/AR Sept 1880 Wife/m.5yrs - 3 children/3 living Walter L. 5/AR Dec 1894 Son George W. 3/AR Jun 1896 Son Frank R. 4 mos/AR Jan 1900 Son Family not found on 1910 Calhoun County Census ---------------- 1920 Calhoun County/Fayette Township Census (March 19, 1920) Family # 265 Hampton & Moro Bay Road Thomas C. Haynes 50/AR Farmer/Owns Mary E. 38/AR Wife George W. 22/AR Farm Labor Andrew 19/AR Farm Labor Henry 14/AR Farm Labor Edward 12/AR Farm Labor Floyd 10/AR Farm Labor Winnie (dau) 7/AR Johnie 5/AR Monroe 5mos/AR -------------- Haynes Graves at Inlow Cemetery, Calhoun County, AR Cemetery located south of Hampton, near Artesian Haynes, T. C. b. 1 May 1869 d. 25 Feb 1934 (Thomas C. Haynes, son of John R. Haynes) Haynes, Mary Etta b. 1882 d. 1941 (wife of Thomas C. Haynes) Haynes, W. L. b. 25 Dec 1895 d. 17 Dec 1915 (Walter, son of Tom C. Haynes) Haynes, George W. b. 2 Jul 1897 d. 28 Mar 1955 (son of Tom C. Haynes) Haynes, William W. b. 25 Nov 1878 d. 16 Aug 1923 (brother of Tom C. Haynes) Bill King 281-493-6767 Reply to: [email protected]

HAINES - HAYNES in Calhoun County, AR 1860 Calhoun CO/Fayette Township Census Fam # 245 Mary N. Davis 55/VA Widow Thomas Holmes 26/AR Farmer <could this name have also been Haines?> J.R. Haines 24/AR Whitley Haines 20/AR Ann Haines 16/AR Catherine Harris 15/AR <she later married William R. King> ________________________ 1870 Calhoun County Census/Fayette Township Family # 538 W. C. Haines 30/AR Laborer $150/$275 (Whitley Chris Haines/Haynes) Francis 27/AL <nee: Frances Ann Sophronia Witherington> Samuel 1/AR John Delano 10/AR (child of the sister of Francis 'Fanny' Witherington) Note: Living next door: Family # 537 is John Haines 34/AR, wife-Mary 29/AL _______________________ 1880 HAYNES Families on 1880 Calhoun County Census HAYNES MARTHA 28 FWARAR CALHOUN DALLAS 1880 HAYNES MARY E. 11 FWARAR CALHOUN DALLAS 1880 -------------------------------------- 1880 HAINES in 1880 Calhoun County Census HAINES MWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES ALLIS J. 4 FWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES ARNISES 8 FWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES FANNIE3 7 FWALAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES JAMES 7 MWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES JOHN L. 6 MWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES JOHN W. 45 MWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES M ... F. 17 FWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES MARY J. 40 FWALAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES MATTIE 2 FWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES SAM 10 MWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES THOMAS C. 11 MWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES W C 40 MWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 HAINES WILLIAM W. 1 MWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE 1880 ---------------------------------------- 1900 Calhoun County, AR Census HAYNES Families HAYNES ISAAC A 59MWARAR CALHOUN FRANKLIN TWP 1900 HAYNES JIM 28MWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE TWP 1900 HAYNES JOSEPH B 29MWARAR CALHOUN FRANKLIN TWP 1900 HAYNES LULA 36FWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE TWP 1900 HAYNES MARTHA 59FWTNAR CALHOUN HUEY TWP 1900 HAYNES THOMAS C 31MWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE TWP 1900 HAYNES WILLIAM 21MWARAR CALHOUN FAYETTE TWP 1900 Would like to share info with any HAINES/HAYNES family researchers. Also researching: WITHERINGTON and KING families in early Calhoun County. Bill King 281-493-6767 Reply to: [email protected]

HAINES - HAYNES in Calhoun County, AR........ Anyone researching the Haines/Haynes families of lower Calhoun County (Fayette Township)? If so, would like to exchange some info with you. Question: Was there a DAVIS connection to the Haines/Haynes family in early Calhoun County (1860-1880)? ... Were there any connections to the WITHERINGTON & KING families of that area? Question: Was the correct spelling for this Calhoun County family..... HAINES or HAYNES ?? Census and marriage records reflect both spellings. Thanks for your reply, Teresa! Bill King, Houston, TX Reply to: [email protected] ------------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 2:00 AM Subject: ARCALHOU Digest, Vol 2, Issue 43 Today's Topics: 1. Friendship Cemetery, Calhoun County, AR (Bill King) 2. Re: Friendship Cemetery, Calhoun County, AR (Teresa Harris) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2007 23:55:34 -0500 From: "Bill King" <[email protected]> Subject: [ARCALHOU] Friendship Cemetery, Calhoun County, AR To: "Ed Sanders" <[email protected]>, "Debbra Szymanski" <[email protected]> Cc: Calhoun County - Rootsweb <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Could someone please provide me with the actual location of FRIENDSHIP CEMETERY in Calhoun County? Thanks!!!! Bill King 281-493-6767 [email protected] ------------------------------ Message: 2 Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2007 00:08:55 -0500 From: "Teresa Harris" <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [ARCALHOU] Friendship Cemetery, Calhoun County, AR To: <[email protected]> Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1"; reply-type=original Mollie W. Grant's 1980 Cemetery book gives this location: 9 miles south of Hampton, Hwy 167 2 miles north of Artesian

Len is Charles Leonard and Callie Wright Witherington son of Benjamin Franklin and Martha Washington Avant Witherington. Jean > Anyone have any clues as to this WITHERINGTON family living in Wink > Co, TX on 1930 Census? > He was born about 1888 in AR..... and both of his parents were born > in AR. Family was > still living in AR in 1925 when youngest daughter was born. > > 1830 Wink County, TX Census > Fam # 828 City of Wink > Len Witherington 42 - AR AR AR Owns $350 Oil Field Pumper > Callie 31 - AR AR AR > Onita 12 - AR Dau > Mildred 5 - AR Dau > > > > Bill King > 281-493-6767 > [email protected] > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AROUACHI- > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: garnerfamilytree Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.arkansas.counties.ouachita/1485.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Thanks for the info, I live in Central Ar. I'll check out the local Library, I was born in Bearden, we moved when I was in the Fourth grade, I still have lots of family there thanks again, Thomas Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: JohnSpence62 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.arkansas.counties.ouachita/1485.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Unless you live in southern or central Arkansas, where several libraries have the book, you may be out of luck. The book was privately published by the Freeo Extension Homemakers Club (of Bearden, Ark.)for the 1976 U.S. Bicentenial. The World Catalog of Libraries identifies the following libraries as having the book: Arkansas Hist Comn, Little Rock, AR 72201 Central Arkansas Library System, Little Rock, AR 72201 Garland County Library, Hot Springs, AR 71901 University of Arkansas - Monticello, Monticello, AR 71656 Columbia County Library, Magnolia, AR 71753 Northwestern State University of Louisiana, Natchitoches, LA 71497 If you've never used the World Catalog of Libraries, it is a wonderful resource: http://www.worldcatlibraries.org Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

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My history is much like yours but both my late mom (Ethel Mary PETERSON) and my late wife (Evelyn SEALE) were from Dallas County so I still do a lot of researching there. Looks like most of your family is buried in Macedonia Cemetery, as you indicated; at least 13 of them are. Macedonia is a large well- kept cemetery where burials continue to be made in 2007. A DANIELL infant was born and died in July 1913 (this is all the marker has on it) DANIELL, Alyce Evans 09 Sep 1897 - 11 May 1987 DANIELL, Clarence M. 13 May 1902 - 03 Aug 1984 DANIELL, Esther 16 Dec 1884 - 10 Feb 1899 DANIELL, Irene 07 Apr 1926 - 02 an 1928 DANIELL, Iva Ione 22 May 1905 - 04 Mar 1983 DANIELL, James 10 Aug 1905 - 16 Sep 1906 DANIELL, John Clinton 1857 - 1918 DANIELL, Laura Ann 1881 - 1919 ]DANIELL, Leah 26 Dec 1890 - 15 Jul 1896 DANIELL, Maggioie Shambly 13 Sep 1897 - 20 May 1984 DANIELL, Pearlina Jane 1867 -1942 DANIELL, Sam Jan 17 Feb 1928 - 1 Jan 1929 DANIELL, William Sidney 29 Sep 1903 - 04 Apr 1961 DANIELL, William Edgar 02 Jan 1882 - 22 Jul 1964 So far as I can discover there are no more DANIELL burials in Dallas Co and none in Ouachita County, AR. Best wishes, Ed Perhaps you would enjoy our Genealogy On Jun 7, 2007, at 6:24 PM, Ruby Gordon wrote: > Hello! > > I'm a native of Arkansas, born in Camden and lived there until 1943. > During WWII, we moved to Prescott, Arizona. For the past 50-years, I > have lived in Phoenix, Arizona and have been researching my Daniell > family for some 25-years or so during visits to Arkansas, by library > work, correspondence, etc. Now I am not able to travel because of > health problems. > > My Daniell family, John S. Daniell, wife and ten children, migrated > from Monroe County, Mississippi, about 1850 to Bradley County, > Arkansas. During one of the county boundary line moves, their land > ended up in Dallas County. My parents, Fred Jewell Sr and Etta > Matilda > (Watson) Daniell lived in Camden (where I was born) from 1926 to > 1943. > My father continued to live in Camden but died in Hampton, Calhoun > County, Arkansas in 1968. He is buried in the Macedonia Baptist > Church > Cemetery near Dalark (now extinct). > > My question is whether or not there are indexed newspapers existing > (on > film) for Ouachita, Calhoun, Bradley and Dallas Counties for the > period > of 1850 to 1950? > > Thank you! > > Ruby Daniels Gordon > Peoria, Arizona (suburb of Phoenix, Arizona) > > On Jun 6, 2007, at 6:30 PM, Bill King wrote: > >> Anyone have any clues as to this WITHERINGTON family living in Wink >> Co, TX on 1930 Census? >> He was born about 1888 in AR..... and both of his parents were >> born in >> AR. Family was >> still living in AR in 1925 when youngest daughter was born. >> >> 1830 Wink County, TX Census >> Fam # 828 City of Wink >> Len Witherington 42 - AR AR AR Owns $350 Oil Field Pumper >> Callie 31 - AR AR AR >> Onita 12 - AR Dau >> Mildred 5 - AR Dau >> >> >> >> Bill King >> 281-493-6767 >> [email protected] >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AROUACHI- > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

Anyone have any clues as to this WITHERINGTON family living in Wink Co, TX on 1930 Census? He was born about 1888 in AR..... and both of his parents were born in AR. Family was still living in AR in 1925 when youngest daughter was born. 1830 Wink County, TX Census Fam # 828 City of Wink Len Witherington 42 - AR AR AR Owns $350 Oil Field Pumper Callie 31 - AR AR AR Onita 12 - AR Dau Mildred 5 - AR Dau Bill King 281-493-6767 [email protected] ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AROUACHI- [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Bill, I have no information on this family, but it would not be strange that a WITHERINGTON family was there, since many Ouachita and Calhoun families went west in the time of the Civil War (1861-1865)--so many, in fact, that many delinquent courthouse tax records were labeled by the clerk, GTT--"Gone To Texas." I suspect you meant to label this record as "1950 Wink County Census," since 1830 census records would not have listed family members by name. It was 1850 when the census began to list each family member by name. Keep the good stuff coming! I save it all. Best wishes to you and Lynn. Ed On Jun 6, 2007, at 8:30 PM, Bill King wrote: > Anyone have any clues as to this WITHERINGTON family living in Wink > Co, TX on 1930 Census? > He was born about 1888 in AR..... and both of his parents were born > in AR. Family was > still living in AR in 1925 when youngest daughter was born. > > 1830 Wink County, TX Census > Fam # 828 City of Wink > Len Witherington 42 - AR AR AR Owns $350 Oil Field Pumper > Callie 31 - AR AR AR > Onita 12 - AR Dau > Mildred 5 - AR Dau > > > > Bill King > 281-493-6767 > [email protected] > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AROUACHI- > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

Ruby, Arkansas History Commission One Capitol Mall, 2B-215 Little Rock AR 72201 has the state's best collection of publications such as you have in mind. Not a great lot of indexing has been done, except by date, but they can discuss specific items with you. Best wishes, Ed Sanders Native of Ouachita County, AR On Jun 7, 2007, at 6:24 PM, Ruby Gordon wrote: > Hello! > > I'm a native of Arkansas, born in Camden and lived there until 1943. > During WWII, we moved to Prescott, Arizona. For the past 50-years, I > have lived in Phoenix, Arizona and have been researching my Daniell > family for some 25-years or so during visits to Arkansas, by library > work, correspondence, etc. Now I am not able to travel because of > health problems. > > My Daniell family, John S. Daniell, wife and ten children, migrated > from Monroe County, Mississippi, about 1850 to Bradley County, > Arkansas. During one of the county boundary line moves, their land > ended up in Dallas County. My parents, Fred Jewell Sr and Etta > Matilda > (Watson) Daniell lived in Camden (where I was born) from 1926 to > 1943. > My father continued to live in Camden but died in Hampton, Calhoun > County, Arkansas in 1968. He is buried in the Macedonia Baptist > Church > Cemetery near Dalark (now extinct). > > My question is whether or not there are indexed newspapers existing > (on > film) for Ouachita, Calhoun, Bradley and Dallas Counties for the > period > of 1850 to 1950? > > Thank you! > > Ruby Daniels Gordon > Peoria, Arizona (suburb of Phoenix, Arizona) > > On Jun 6, 2007, at 6:30 PM, Bill King wrote: > >> Anyone have any clues as to this WITHERINGTON family living in Wink >> Co, TX on 1930 Census? >> He was born about 1888 in AR..... and both of his parents were >> born in >> AR. Family was >> still living in AR in 1925 when youngest daughter was born. >> >> 1830 Wink County, TX Census >> Fam # 828 City of Wink >> Len Witherington 42 - AR AR AR Owns $350 Oil Field Pumper >> Callie 31 - AR AR AR >> Onita 12 - AR Dau >> Mildred 5 - AR Dau >> >> >> >> Bill King >> 281-493-6767 >> [email protected] >> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to AROUACHI- > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

Hello! I'm a native of Arkansas, born in Camden and lived there until 1943. During WWII, we moved to Prescott, Arizona. For the past 50-years, I have lived in Phoenix, Arizona and have been researching my Daniell family for some 25-years or so during visits to Arkansas, by library work, correspondence, etc. Now I am not able to travel because of health problems. My Daniell family, John S. Daniell, wife and ten children, migrated from Monroe County, Mississippi, about 1850 to Bradley County, Arkansas. During one of the county boundary line moves, their land ended up in Dallas County. My parents, Fred Jewell Sr and Etta Matilda (Watson) Daniell lived in Camden (where I was born) from 1926 to 1943. My father continued to live in Camden but died in Hampton, Calhoun County, Arkansas in 1968. He is buried in the Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery near Dalark (now extinct). My question is whether or not there are indexed newspapers existing (on film) for Ouachita, Calhoun, Bradley and Dallas Counties for the period of 1850 to 1950? Thank you! Ruby Daniels Gordon Peoria, Arizona (suburb of Phoenix, Arizona) On Jun 6, 2007, at 6:30 PM, Bill King wrote: > Anyone have any clues as to this WITHERINGTON family living in Wink > Co, TX on 1930 Census? > He was born about 1888 in AR..... and both of his parents were born in > AR. Family was > still living in AR in 1925 when youngest daughter was born. > > 1830 Wink County, TX Census > Fam # 828 City of Wink > Len Witherington 42 - AR AR AR Owns $350 Oil Field Pumper > Callie 31 - AR AR AR > Onita 12 - AR Dau > Mildred 5 - AR Dau > > > > Bill King > 281-493-6767 > [email protected] > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Anyone have any clues as to this WITHERINGTON family living in Wink Co, TX on 1930 Census? He was born about 1888 in AR..... and both of his parents were born in AR. Family was still living in AR in 1925 when youngest daughter was born. 1830 Wink County, TX Census Fam # 828 City of Wink Len Witherington 42 - AR AR AR Owns $350 Oil Field Pumper Callie 31 - AR AR AR Onita 12 - AR Dau Mildred 5 - AR Dau Bill King 281-493-6767 [email protected]

1930 Arkansas Census List of WITHERINGTON names appearing on census. Copied from www.Ancestry.com Name County BIRTH Opal Witherington Calhoun AR abt 1919 Olga M Witherington Calhoun AR abt 1921 Ellen R Witherington Calhoun AR abt 1923 Oscar E Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1879 Clara Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1880 John Q Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1879 Ida E Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1885 Tracy E Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1909 Travis A Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1914 Harry Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1890 Virginia Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1909 Lucina A Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1874 Mary M Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1885 May L Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1908 Lucius A Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1911 Ethel M Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1914 Willard Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1916 Flossie Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1892 India Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1913 Raymond Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1915 Cobbie Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1917 Roy Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1920 Johnie Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1921 Nell Witherington Calhoun, AR abt 1924 Willis M Witherington Clark, AR abt 1875 Lanora Witherington Clark, AR abt 1871 Lamor W Witherington Clark, AR abt 1911 James R Witherington Clark, AR abt 1877 Anna Witherington Clark, AR abt 1890 Loy F Witherington Clark AR abt 1915 Rowland Witherington Clark AR abt 1922 Burt Witherington Clark AR abt 1928 Transcribed by Bill King Reply to: [email protected] June 6, 2007

I am looking for information on the family of William Johnson b 1818 Tenn and living in Ouachita Co., Ark in 1860. I have William married to a Martha A. ? b 1820 Tn. They were on the 1850 Hamilton CO., TN Census & 1860 Ouachita Co., Ark. census with the following children. Martha M. b 1845, Christian b 1846, John C. b 1848 and Sarah J. b 1849. I think their daughter Sarah Jane might be the wife of James H. Smith. James & Sarah had children named Mary, John C, William, Henry, Claudie, & Anne Gerturde (my great grandmother). Thanks Peggy G.

Civil War Record of JOHN THOMAS KING 1843-1881 of Union County, Arkansas John Thomas King, born about 1843 in Alabama, was the son of William Augustus King, who was born 1818 in Darlington District, SC. The family is found in Union County, Ark beginning with the 1850 Census Records. William Augustus King was the brother of John Coleman King, another early Union County settler. John T. King's Grandparents were: James King, Sr. and Catherine Coleman. James King, Sr. is buried at the Fountain Homestead in Darlington, SC area. The widow, Catherine Coleman King, migrated to Union County, AR with her two sons: William Augustus King and John Coleman King from Conecuh CO, Alabama about 1846. Catherine Coleman King is buried at Wesley Chapel Cemetery, on Hwy 15, east of El Dorado in Union County. Submitted by: William R. King, Jr. 14106 Carolcrest Circle, Houston, TX 77079 (281) 493-6767 EMail: [email protected] ------------------------------------------------------------- Civil War Records of John T. (Thomas) King June 28, 1998 - Received from the Little Rock Archives the military service cards for John T. King, enrolled as a Private by Captain Thomas Nolan, Co. 'E' at Chapagnolle, Union County on June 20, 1861. His Muster-In roll indicates that he was 18 years of age. The family of this John T. King lived in Union County, very near Champagnolle on the Ouachita River, where the enrollment took place. It is this John T. King, son of Wm Augustus King, who joined the Confederate unit on June 20, 1861 at Champagnolle, Union County, AR. John T. King, Pvt. Soldier to 4th Sgt Co 'E', 3rd Regiment Ark. Infantry John T. King (age 18) was enrolled as a Pvt. Soldier, at Chapagnolle, Arkansas on June 20, 1861 by Capt. Thomas Nolan for the duration of "The War". Pvt. John T. King was mustered in at Lynchburg, Virginia on July 2, 1861. Listed on Co 'E' muster roll for July 2 to Aug 31, 1861- Present Listed on Co 'E' muster roll for Jan & Feb 1862 - Absent-sick at Berryville, VA Admitted Mar 7, 1862 to Chmmborazo (?) Hospital #1, Richmond (convalescent), returned to duty Mar 10, 1862 Listed on Co 'E' muster roll for March & Apr 1862 - Present - Pvt. Listed on Co 'E' muster roll for Nov & Dec 1862 - Present - Appointed to 5th Sgt from 3rd Cpl Dec 1, 1862 Listed on Co 'E' muster roll for Jan & Feb 1863 - Present - 5th Sgt Transcribed from actual Muster Rolls: Listed on Co 'E' muster roll for March & Apr 1863 - Absent, sick at Petersburg since Apr 7, 1863 Admitted to CSA Gen. Hosp. Farmville, VA on Apr 18, 1863, Chronic 'Diarrhoria'. Ret'd to duty May 5, 1863 Reported to Duty, Co 'E', Capt. Stevens, May 5, 1863 Listed on Co 'E' muster roll for May & Jun 1863 - Present Listed on Co 'E' muster roll for July & Aug, 1863 - Present Admitted Floyd House & Ocmulgee, Hosp, Macon, GA, wounded, Admitted Sept 30, Trans to Fort Valley on Oct 3, 1863 Listed on Co 'E' muster roll for Jan & Feb 1864 - Present Appears on Clothing Receipt Roll Apr 23, 1864 Listed on Co 'E' muster roll for Apr 30-Aug 31, 1864 - Absent, wounded May 6th. Absent with leave 20th June '64. Detailed S.O. #45/6 Dept/Army -VA/Lee, Feb 17, 1865 Appears on Register of Medical Director's office, Richmond, admitted March 3, 1865 to Barracks - 'Disentery' Appears on list of Casualties of 3rd Ark Regt since May 6, 1864, 'wounded at Wilderness, Virginia' Appears on List of Prisoners of War, belonging to the Army of the Confederacy, surrendered by Gen. Robert E. Lee, CSA to Lt. Gen. U. S. Grant, commanding Armies of the United States. Done at Appomattox Court House, VA on Apr 9, 1865 *************** Note: John T. King's cousin, William J. Witherington of Calhoun County (brother of Martha Caroline), was also enrolled by Capt Nolan at Chapagnolle June, 1861. He also served with the 3rd Arkansas Infantry Regiment. Witherington was born 1836, so he would have been about 25 at the time. Witherington lived in the area of South Calhoun County, down below the old community of Artesian, and only a few miles north of the community of Chapagnolle in Union County. The Ouachita River separates these two communities. *************** The following message was received 6-23-98 from Patrick Layton, Arkansas Civil War researcher, via E-Mail . "I don't know how much info you would like so I will send you a "little of every thing!" The 3rd Ark. Inf. was the only Ark. unit to fight the whole war in the east with the Army of Northern Virginia. General Lee once called the men of the Texas Division, of which the 3rd Ark was a part, the "Jewel of the Confederate Army Your John T. King's unit, Company "E" recruiting district was in and around the town of Champagnolle, Union County. This is where your J.T. King name first appears in the rolls of the company. His Captain was Thomas F. Nolan. After enlisting, the men marched to Gaines Landing, where they boarded the steamboats that took the units up the Mississippi for Memphis on June 20, 1861. >From there they went to Lynchburg, Virginia where they were formed into the 3rd Arkansas Infantry. The men of the 3rd came from 5 diffferent countys all over southern Arkansas. As you said, the 3rd Ark was in most of the major battles of the war. Here is a list of them...... ASSIGNMENTS of the THIRD ARKANSAS REGIMENT ARMY OF THE NORTHWEST (JULY 1861) JACKSON'S BRIGADE (SEPT-OCT. 1861), "STONE WALL JACKSON" TALIAFERRO'S BRIGADE (NOV. 1861-FEB. 1862) WALKERS BRIGADE (FEB.-NOV. 1862) TEXAS BRIGADE, HOODS DIVISION (NOV.1862-APRIL 1864) TEXAS BRIGADE, FIELDS DIVISION (APRIL 1864-APRIL 1865) +++++++++++++++ >>ENGAGEMENTS of the THIRD ARKANSAS REGIMENT<< GREENBRIER RIVER, OCT. 3 1861 CHEAT MOUNTAIN, SEPT. 1862 ROMNEY CAMPAIGN, JAN. 1862 SEVEN DAYS BATTLES, JUNE 21 - JULY 1, 1862 MALVERN HILL, JULY 30, 1862 HARPERS FERRY, SEPT. 12-15, 1862 ANTIETAM, SEPT. 17, 1862 FREDRICKSBURG, DEC. 13, 1862 WASHINGTON N. CAROLINA, MARCH 30 - APRIL 14, 1863 SUFFOLK CAMPAIGN, APRIL- MAY 1863 GETTYSBURG, JULY 1-3, 1863 CHICKAMAUGA, SEPT. 19-20, 1863 CHATTANOOGA SIEGE, SEPT-NOV. 1863 WAUHATCHIE, OCT. 28-29, 1863 KNOXVILLE SIEGE, NOV. 1863 THE WILDERNESS, MAY 5-6, 1864 SPOTSYLVANIA COURT HOUSE, MAY 8-21, 1864 NORTH ANNA, MAY 23-26, 1864 COLD HARBOR, JUNE 1-3, 1864 PETERSBURG SIEGE, JUNE 1864-APRIL 1865 APPOMATTOX COURT HOUSE, APRIL 9, 1865 J.T. King is listed in the "APPOMATOX PAROLE LIST" as Fourth Sergeant J.T. King, dated April 9, 1865. I guess you might say these boys got around!!!! Due to a great many men killed and wounded through the years of the war, the number of men left at the end of the war were a far cry from the 1300 plus men listed in the rolls of the 3rd. when they first started. Of the 90+ men that marched out of Champagnolle in 1861, only your J.T. King and 17 others were left of Co. "E" at the Appomatox surrender. The 3rd Ark. 'battle flag' hangs in the Old State House in Little Rock today. Patrick Layton, Civil War Researcher G-G-grandson of Pvt. G.W. Rowland, Co. "F" 3rdArk Inf Reg't ____________________________ Ancestry of John Thomas King 1) William Augustus and Sarah King (Darlington SC & Union CO, AR) 2) James King, Sr. and Catherine Coleman (Darlington, SC) 3) Capt. George King and Mary Kolb (Darlington, SC) Reply to: Bill King, Houston, Texas 281-493-6767 [email protected]