This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Edmondsons Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XV.2ADI/872 Message Board Post: Looking for the parents of John L Edmondson born in Hempstead Ar abt.1864.He Married Elizabeth Tennessee Ross.Any information greatly appreciated.
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/XV.2ADI/870.1.1 Message Board Post: Thank you very much for the information. Tim
Hello Tim, Here is a link to Ouachita cemeteries: _http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Eusgenweb/la/ouachita/cemetery.htm_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/ouachita/cemetery.htm) and Ouachita GenWeb site _http://www.rootsweb.com/%7Eusgenweb/la/ouachita.htm_ (http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/ouachita.htm) Good Luck, Peggy Hale USGenWeb.com Caddo & Webster Parish File Manager [email protected]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Smith Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XV.2ADI/871 Message Board Post: Does anyone have an index to the cemeteries of Ouachita County? I am trying to find when District Judge Charles W. Smith died and where he is buried. He moved to Camden in 1886 and lived there through 1930. I believe that he and his wife Sue (Sula?) are most likely buried somewhere near Camden where they lived. Charles was born in 1854. In 1930, Charles' single brother Joe lived with him. Joe may be buried in the same cemetery. Thanks for any help. Tim
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Smith, Dunn Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XV.2ADI/870 Message Board Post: Can anyone please check the Ouachita County Arkansas marriages for 1889 and 1894 for marriage information for this man: Charles W. Smith, born 1854. I am told that he married in December 1894 to "Sula" Dunn. I would like to verify the marriage date and double-check her name on the marriage. Also, the 1930 census indicates that Charles W. Smith married in 1889. Is there another marriage for him then? Thanks, Tim Hudson
I am looking for descendents of my grandfather Lawrence Virgil Williams who lived in Stephens until he died in 1931. My father was L.P. Williams, his son. There should be cousins who still live in the area. I Bobbie Sue Williams Burch, Houston
Hi Ed You said a reunion for Wages? My great grandmother Mary Butler Floyd Wage Bratton was married to Eleazer Wage (maybe Wages) 23 Feb 1896 in Ouachita Co. They had four children: Corene b 16 Nov 1896 d 29 Oct 1897 Vadis b 29 Mar 1898 d 15 Jan 1983 Johnnie b 13 Dec 1900 d 23 Nov 1902 Ione 29 June 1904 d Feb 1973 Eleazer, Mary, Corene, Vadis and Johnnie are all buried in the Turner Cemetery. Ione in Louisiana. Eleazer drew a Confederate pension and Mary a widows pension after he died until she remarried and again after her 3rd husband Bratton died (would you believe again on Wage. They had no children). I have copies of the pension records. Mary Butler had one child by her first husband Samuel R Floyd. Their son Oscar Floyd was my grandfather. Do you know of any other children or family of Eleazer Wage? A family story was that Wage Town near Sayre was named for Eleazers father. Not proven just family legend. Do you know anything about that? Thanks Lois Evans
>From the "Arkansas Township Atlas 1819-1830" book 2003 edition by Russell P Baker: Calhoun County Formed 1850 Parent Counties: Dallas, Ouachita, and Union County Seat: Hampton Caswell created in 1851 Champagnolle Annexed from Dallas Co and Ouachita Co in 1851 Dallas created in 1851 Fayette created in 1851 Franklin created in 1851 Huey created in 1851 Jackson created in 1851 Jefferson created in 1851 Locust Bayou created in 1850: part to River Twp in 1874 Moro Annexed from Dallas Co in 1851 Polk created in 1851 Pine Prarie created in 1851: annexed to Bradley Co and Union Co in 1862 River created in 1874 from part of Locust Bayou Twp Ouachita County Formed 1842 Parent county: Union County Seat: Camden Bethestian created in 1852 from part of Freeo Twp: part to Union Twp in 1860; and part to River Twp between 1890-1900 Bradley created between 1876 from part of Carroll Twp and part to Valley Twp between 1880-90 Bragg created between 1880-90 from part of Liberty Twp and part to River Twp between 1880-1900 Bridge Creek created in 1854 from Lafayette Twp and not available in 1860 census Caney created in 1853, annexed to Nevada Co in 1871 Carouse created in 1854: annexed to Nevada Co in 1871 Carroll created in 1844: part to Red Hill Twp, between 1860-70: part to Bradley Twp between 1870-80 and part to Valley Twp between 1880-90 Champagnolle created in 1845, annexed to Union Co in 1853 Cleveland created between 1880-90 from part of Union Twp Ecore Fabre created in 1843: part to River Twp between 1890-1900 Franklin created in 1848: annexed to Union Co in 1853 Freeo Created in 1846; part to Bethestian Twp in 1852 Fremont (Tremont) created in 1860 from Lafayette Twp: called "Tremont" in 1870 census: annexed to Washington Twp between 1880-90 Harrison created in 1846; annexed to Union Co in 1853 Jackson created in 1857; annexed to Nevada Co in 1871 Jefferson created in 1846 Lafayette (La Fayette) created in 1843; parts to Bridge Creek, Fremont, and Washington Twps between 1860-70 Liberty created in 1848; part to Bragg Twp between 1880-90 Locust Bayou created before 1850; annexed to Union Co in 1853 Marion created in 1843 Missouri created in 1844; part to Red Hill Twp in 1862; not available after 1870; annexed to Nevada Co in 1871 Red Hill created from Carroll and Missouri Twps in 1862 River created between 1890-1900 from part of Bethestian Twp Smackover created in 1843 Taylor created in 1848; annexed to Union Co in 1853 Tremont see Fremont Twp Union Created in 1860 from part of Bethestian Twp; part to Cleveland Twp between 1880-90 Valley created between 1880-90 from parts Bradley Twp and Carroll Twps Washington created in 1844; discontinued during the 1850's; re-created between 1860-70 from Lafayette Twp; Fremont Twp annexed between 1880-90
Thanks, ED..... But on 1850 Ouachita County Census..... Can you tell me in what Ouachita Township the current area of Fayette Township (South of Hampton, in the lower tip of Calhoun) was reported in the Census of 1850????? Cousins....... could likely be!!!! Best, Bill King ----------------------------------------------- ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, September 09, 2006 2:01 AM Subject: AROUACHI Digest, Vol 1, Issue 13 Today's Topics: 1. Re: Question...... early LIBERTY township 1850 Census (Ed Sanders) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Message: 1 Date: Fri, 8 Sep 2006 23:15:20 -0500 From: Ed Sanders <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [AROUACHI] Question...... early LIBERTY township 1850 Census To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII; delsp=yes; format=flowed Bill, LIBERTY Township was, and is, on the extreme WEST side of Ouachita County, while all of Calhoun lies EAST of Ouachita, and FAYETTE Township is at the extreme south tip of Calhoun. Look at a map and I think you will agree that what you propose is not possible. I am in a Comfort Inn in Camden for a SANDERS-WAGES-CHAMBLISS-LINDSEY- GAMMILL reunion today. Will have to cut my part short and get back to Searcy for a grandson's wedding tonight. If we stay at this long enough you and I are going to wind up related to each other. Won't that be the pits? All the best to you. Ed On Aug 31, 2006, at 10:09 AM, Bill & Lynn King wrote: > Ouachita Researchers...... Help, please. > > > Question regarding the naming of Townships in early Ouachita and > Calhoun Counties, > ARK. > > Was LIBERTY Township in Ouachita County (1850 Census) the same area > designated as FAYETTE Township in Calhoun County (1860 Census and > later)? > > I believe that they were the same area, located south of Hampton, > down around Artesian in lower Calhoun County. > > Thanks for any help...... > > Bill King > [email protected] ***************************************
Bill, LIBERTY Township was, and is, on the extreme WEST side of Ouachita County, while all of Calhoun lies EAST of Ouachita, and FAYETTE Township is at the extreme south tip of Calhoun. Look at a map and I think you will agree that what you propose is not possible. I am in a Comfort Inn in Camden for a SANDERS-WAGES-CHAMBLISS-LINDSEY- GAMMILL reunion today. Will have to cut my part short and get back to Searcy for a grandson's wedding tonight. If we stay at this long enough you and I are going to wind up related to each other. Won't that be the pits? All the best to you. Ed On Aug 31, 2006, at 10:09 AM, Bill & Lynn King wrote: > Ouachita Researchers...... Help, please. > > > Question regarding the naming of Townships in early Ouachita and > Calhoun Counties, > ARK. > > Was LIBERTY Township in Ouachita County (1850 Census) the same area > designated as FAYETTE Township in Calhoun County (1860 Census and > later)? > > I believe that they were the same area, located south of Hampton, > down around > Artesian in lower Calhoun County. > > Thanks for any help...... > > Bill King > [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
Ouachita County, AR, appears to have no burials for the HALEs you have named. They do have burials of: HALE, Alfred Clay, 26 Mar 1895 - 12 Dec 1972, Bethesda Cemetery, south of Fairview on Mt Holly Road at Bethesda Cumberland Presbyterian Church, on left. HALE, Sue, 22 Sep 1921 - 03 Feb 1981, Bethesda Cemetery. HALE, Earl O. Moss Cemetery, 3 miles north of Bearden on Hwy 79 N. Take left on Ouachita 89 to Ouachita 97, turn right to cemetery. HALE, Edward Learl 1929 - 1976, Corporal, U.S. Army, Korea. Moss Cemetery. HALE, Vera K. MEAD 25 Dec 1907 - 19 Feb 1972, Moss Cemetery. HALE, Joseph P. 14 Jun 1910 - 25 Jun 1985, Buena Vista Cemetery, formerly known as Ten Springs Cemetery. South on 79N to Buena Vista; turn left off State Hwy 79N onto Ouachita 5. One mile to cemetery. HALE, Maudie 1879 - 1949, Greenwood Cemetery, in Camden, north on Adams Street about a mile, on left; large cemetery. Adjacent Dallas County has recorded no HALE burials at all. There is a Sarah Elizabeth CARTER, 18 Aug 1889-14 Jan 1971, in Dallas County, Sparkman Cemetery. You might check adjoining Nevada County cemeteries, (on the west of Behestian Township, which is the western township of Ouachita.) and Calhoun County cemeteries online. Nevada Co was taken largely from Ouachita Co in January 1891. Of course, a number of cemeteries went along as part of that new county. Will be glad to help further if that is possible. I was born in Ouachita County, and my wife, Evelyn SEALE was born in Dallas County and is buried there, in Chapel Hill Cemetery, adjacent to the village of Ouachita. This Ouachita is more than 40 miles from the one in Behestian Township, and is near Sparkman, Dallas County. To help you find Richard's land, the description interprets as Section 33, Township 12 South, Range 18 West. He applied for land in Section 28, but that land was not available so he was offered 160 acres of Section 33 in the same Section, Township and Range as Enoch, a presumed relative was in--Section 33, Township 12 South, Range 18 West. As a matter of fact, all the HALE families were near one another, and Enoch obtained land adjoining that once belonging to Choctaw Indians, and ceded to the United States by the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek in 1836. Surname Givename Initial Section Township Range Acres Date HALE ENOCH P 33 12 South 18 West 40 1898/10/18 HALE ENOCH P 33 12S 18W 0 1869/08/20 HALE ENOCH P 33 12S 18W 80 1869/08/20 HALE JOSEPH J 22 11S 19W 80 1860/10/01 HALE JOSEPH J 23 11S 19W 0 1859/07/01 HALE JOSEPH J 23 11S 19W 120 1859/07/01 HALE JOSEPH J 23 11S 19W 40 1860/09/01 HALE JOSEPH J 27 12S 18W 0 1857/07/01 HALE JOSEPH J 27 12S 18W 80 1857/07/01 HALE LIMUS 09 12S 18W 40 1882/06/30 HALE RICHARD A 28 12S 18W 0 1895/06/19 19 JUN 1895 HALE RICHARD A 28 12S 18W 0 1895/06/19 19 JUN 1895 HALE RICHARD A 33 12S 18W 160 1895/06/19 19 JUN 1895 HALL THEODORE 31 15S 19W 40 1882/06/30 HALL THEOPHILUS 30 15S 19W 38.86 1889/11/22 Best wishes, Ed On Sep 2, 2006, at 6:29 PM, [email protected] wrote: > > Hello, > I am looking for information on Richard Allen Hale and Elizabeth > Hale. They > are in the 1860 US Census he is born abt. 1836 in TN and she is > born abt 1840 > TN. They live in Behestian, Ouachita, Arkansas, Post office is > Ouachita. > I find him buying land as HALE RICHARD A. Ouachita County, AR. > 33 12S 18W 160 1895/06/19 > He remarries to an Eliza Carter in 1865. > What I would like to find out is when Elizabeth died should have > been before 1865 or any other info. > Thank you > Peggy Hale > USGenWeb.com > Caddo & Webster Parish > File Manager > [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
All Barkhimers are invited to the "Barkhimer Reunion" at White Oak Lake State Park....on Saturday, September 16th, 2006.... Please bring any family history, facts, fiction, pictures, anything you have about the family of....Samuel Barkhimer, 1788....Henry Barkhimer, 1823....Richard Barkhimer, 1843 & Sarah Catherine Eddie, 1846....and their children....John A. Barkhimer, 1872 & Louise ?....Jane Barkhimer, 1874 & Jim Vaughtors....George Washington Barkhimer, 1876 & Susie Ellerfair Knight 1898....Henry H. Barkhimer, 1878....James Franklin Barkhimer, 1880....Tomey Conrad Barkhimer, 1882 & Rosie Pearl Rogers....Samuel Barkhimer, 1885....Ann Barkhimer, 1886 & John West....Mary Eliizabeth, 1888 & John Rogers.... If you have information on the older members of our family....anything! Maybe, further back than the Samuel Barkhimers....We will appreciate anything and everything you would share with the rest of the family....Dee [email protected] [email protected]
Hello, I am looking for information on Richard Allen Hale and Elizabeth Hale. They are in the 1860 US Census he is born abt. 1836 in TN and she is born abt 1840 TN. They live in Behestian, Ouachita, Arkansas, Post office is Ouachita. I find him buying land in HALE RICHARD A Ouachita 33 12S 18W 160 1895/06/19 He remarries to a Eliza Carter in 1865. What I would like to find out is when Elizabeth died should have been before 1865 or any other info. Thank you Peggy Hale USGenWeb.com Caddo & Webster Parish File Manager [email protected]
This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: GANDY, DAVIS, WARD, WADE, BEEBE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XV.2ADI/290.302.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I have GANDYs and DAVISs and WARDs in my tree and I'm working with two other newfound cousins on any branch of the GANDYs descended from Abijah GANDY (of NJ). We'd like to get this all straightened out and I'd love to understand the DAVISs's and WARDs's various connections to the GANDYs, WADEs, and BEEBEs. I have seen a note on the census document record for James D GANDY that gives clues but isn't terribly clear without the whole picture. I anyone interested in this subject to email me at [email protected] and maybe we can compare notes. -Phyllis
WITHERINGTON FAMILY of Calhoun County, ARKANSAS http://history-sites.com/mb/cw/arcwmb/index.cgi?read=13519 Posted By: Bill King 281-493-6767 [email protected] Date: Saturday, 2 September 2006, at 11:47 a.m. Sons of JOHN WITHERINGTON (1801-1855) & MARY ELLIS of Calhoun County, AR who served the CSA during the Civil War. All sons born in Alabama. Family migrated to Ouachita (now Calhoun County), ARK from Conecuh County, AL about 1847. 1) WILLIAM JAMES WITHERINGTON (1836-1904) Private Age: 24 Capt. Nolan's Company, Third Regiment, Arkansas Infantry; Company Muster-In Roll, Lynchburg, VA July 2, 1861. Joined for duty and enrolled June 20, 1861 in Union County, Arkansas by Captain Nolan. 2) CROWDUS LEVAN WITHERINGTON (1838-1869) Private-Enlisted in Co. A, 2nd Arkansas Cavalry Battalion, at Hampton, Arkansas, February 20, 1862; transferred to Co. H, 2nd Arkansas Cavalry Regiment, May 15, 1862; discharged for disability at Tupelo, Mississippi, June 14, 1862. 3) JOHN EBENEZER WITHERINGTON (1840-1908) Private - Enlisted in Co. A, 2nd Arkansas Cavalry Battalion, at Hampton, Arkansas, February 20, 1862; transferred to Co. H, 2nd Arkansas Cavalry Regiment, May 15, 1862, transferred to Co. G, 2nd Arkansas Cavalry Regiment, August 18, 1862. 4) BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WITHERINGTON (1845-1920) Pension record cites service in Co. C, 3rd Regiment Arkansas Cavalry, however name not found on any of the muster rolls. His service was from 1863-1865, according to Virginia Witherington's early research. Contact [email protected] and let's exchange WITHERINGTON FAMILY information. Bill King, Houston, TX
WITHERINGTON FAMILY of Calhoun County, ARKANSAS http://history-sites.com/mb/cw/arcwmb/index.cgi?read=13519 Posted By: Bill King 281-493-6767 [email protected] Date: Saturday, 2 September 2006, at 11:47 a.m. Sons of JOHN WITHERINGTON (1801-1855) & MARY ELLIS of Calhoun County, AR who served the CSA during the Civil War. All sons born in Alabama. Family migrated to Ouachita (now Calhoun County), ARK from Conecuh County, AL about 1847. 1) WILLIAM JAMES WITHERINGTON (1836-1904) Private Age: 24 Capt. Nolan's Company, Third Regiment, Arkansas Infantry; Company Muster-In Roll, Lynchburg, VA July 2, 1861. Joined for duty and enrolled June 20, 1861 in Union County, Arkansas by Captain Nolan. 2) CROWDUS LEVAN WITHERINGTON (1838-1869) Private-Enlisted in Co. A, 2nd Arkansas Cavalry Battalion, at Hampton, Arkansas, February 20, 1862; transferred to Co. H, 2nd Arkansas Cavalry Regiment, May 15, 1862; discharged for disability at Tupelo, Mississippi, June 14, 1862. 3) JOHN EBENEZER WITHERINGTON (1840-1908) Private - Enlisted in Co. A, 2nd Arkansas Cavalry Battalion, at Hampton, Arkansas, February 20, 1862; transferred to Co. H, 2nd Arkansas Cavalry Regiment, May 15, 1862, transferred to Co. G, 2nd Arkansas Cavalry Regiment, August 18, 1862. 4) BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WITHERINGTON (1845-1920) Pension record cites service in Co. C, 3rd Regiment Arkansas Cavalry, however name not found on any of the muster rolls. His service was from 1863-1865, according to Virginia Witherington's early research. Contact [email protected] and let's exchange WITHERINGTON FAMILY information. Bill King, Houston, TX
>From Camden go hwy 7 North to Bearden, Take left on Oua 89 turn right on Oua 97 Moss and Moss Hill are across the street from each other. Jeanette Ponder ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dee" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 11:09 AM Subject: [AROUACHI] Moss Hill Cemetery....near Bearden, AR.... > Need help in finding the location of the Moss Hill Cemetery, in or near > Bearden, AR....I have family buried there....also, need directions from > Camden, AR....to Moss Hill cemetery.... > I live in Shreveport and will be at White Oak Lake State Park attending a > reunion for the > Barkhimer family. Will try to do a little genealogy while there. All > BARKHIMER descendants are encouraged to attend, and bring pictures, > etc....of your family....Thanks, Dee > > ------------------------------- > 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 > >
Need help in finding the location of the Moss Hill Cemetery, in or near Bearden, AR....I have family buried there....also, need directions from Camden, AR....to Moss Hill cemetery.... I live in Shreveport and will be at White Oak Lake State Park attending a reunion for the Barkhimer family. Will try to do a little genealogy while there. All BARKHIMER descendants are encouraged to attend, and bring pictures, etc....of your family....Thanks, Dee
Just a quick note to say a big THANK YOU to Jeanette. She is an angel. She just looked up some cemetery records for me and made my day. Thanks Peggy
Hello everyone, Is there anyone on here that lives near Camden and goes to the library and does research? I need a couple recent obits and the newspaper told me they were on microfiche at the library. Fred Littleton d 29 May 1991 and his wife Anna Littleton d April 1988 (sorry, no day) both in Camden. And if anyone knows anything about any of the Littleton's that lived in Ouachita Co, I'd sure appreciate knowing about them. Many thanks - Terry Littleton - sponsor of [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])