Hi Listmembers -- I am looking for Jerry McCoy. I have some information on McCoy's in Conway and Van Buren Counties. I sent email privatley but it bounced. yvonne ____________________________ Colorado Springs, Colorado reply to [email protected] web page: http://www.rmi.net/~henson Names I am researching: Main lines: BRENT(S), GRANT, EDMON(D)SON, HENSON, MCARTHUR Co-lateral lines: BRAZIL, CARLOCK, HARPER ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://home.netscape.com/webmail

Hello list -- Would the person interested in Pruitt's around Atkins please contact me. I lost your request and I don't remember the names you were interested in. Thanks, yvonne ____________________________ Colorado Springs, Colorado reply to [email protected] web page: http://www.rmi.net/~henson Names I am researching: Main lines: BRENT(S), GRANT, EDMON(D)SON, HENSON, MCARTHUR Co-lateral lines: BRAZIL, CARLOCK, HARPER ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://home.netscape.com/webmail

I searching for information regarding Leo William Harris, b 10/23/1895, d. 3/11/1967 at Casa, Perry County, Arkansas. He married Martha in the earlier 1920s. Martha's last name is unknown, but it may have been Blankenship or Scott. Leo and Martha had 4 children, Harold, b abt 1923; unknown, b abt 1924; unknown, b abt 1925; and Lillion Dale (male) AKA Jimmy, b 1925. Martha died between 1926 and 1932. Leo remarried Lola Dell Bond and had 4 more children, Edna Lavada, John Leo, and 2 unknowns. Leo's parents may have been J.H. and Laura Harris. He may have 3 brothers, Charles J, Elmer, and John Franklin. All born between 1890 and 1906. Any information regarding this family will be greatly appreciated. thanks, Pat

Hello, with all the excitement going on lately I thought I would post my names again with hopes some of the new list members may be able to help. My GGGGrandfather was William PERRY, b 1806 prob in NC. I do not know the names of his parents. He married Sarah Joanna WILLIAMS, b abt 1808 in Charleston, SC d/o of Isaac WILLIAMS and unknown DAVIS. The only thing I know about Isaac is that his father was said to have fought in the Revolutionary War. Back to William and Sarah, they were married in Franklin Co, GA abt 1829. They had 5 sons in their marriage the oldest 2 were born in GA, presumably in Franklin Co, but I do not know for sure. Their names were John Bunyan, b 15 Sept 1831, William "Billie" b 1836 GA. Sometime between 1836 and 15 Dec 1839 the family moved to AL poss. in Cleburne Co. That was when my GGGrandfather, Francis Marion (Frank) PERRY was born. James J ( JIM) was b 1842 in AL and the youngest son was born 7 JAN 1844, named Docton Cornelius PERRY. Frank, Jim and Docton moved along with their parents and families to TX after the Civil War. I do have more info about the brother's wives and children if anyone is interested. Thank you. Wanda Spegal [email protected]

Terre, Thank you so much for taking the time to look up my information. Carolyn

Ok, here is who I found so far, I did bring the film home with me, so I hope to get to my library to do more. (it was my film, so they didn't mind) <G> Location Family Name 50 222 Kemp, Elizabeth Boarder White Female May 223 Harper Boarder White Male 160 760 Rice, Ross Head White Male 761 Mollie wife White Female 762 C???? dau white female 763 Margaret dau white female 764 Hollie dau white female 765 Nola dau white female 776 S??? dau white female 777 James son white female There is more information, just can't read it very well, did make copies, and could send snail mail....... The place was packed again, and the one reader is printing again, but I thought that I would just take the film to my library it's two minutes away compared to the 30 minute drive to the FHC. Will let you know when I "find" more! Terre

Hi, Please help me if & when you get time! I am still searching for the Austin (abt.1860-1905) & Laura (abt.1870-1905) McKee/McKey Family, children: Laura Ethel, William Arthur, Winnie Mae & Jennie Beatrice. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You, Lee At 08:17 11/07/2000 -0600, you wrote: >Terre: Please add me to your list of Thank You's. We all appreciate your >efforts and we are patient. Whenever is fine with me. Edna > >-----Original Message----- >From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 8:28 PM >To: [email protected] >Subject: Re: [ARPERRY-L] Look ups > > >Thank you Terre, you are a sweetheart for doing this in the first place. I >have been looking for these people for over 7 years, several trips to >Arkansas trying to find that needle in the hay stack and believe me I am in >no hurry just when you can get to it is fine with me. I just want to thank >you. >Love, >Charla (Churchill) Davis >

Hi Bill Magie, I tried the URL you gave me last night and found it very interesting. However I wanted to find who the land passed on to, I have an idea that Robert Huggins died in Perry Co but I find no records to prove that I was hoping to find who and when the land passed on to his family, hopefully. Huggins is the family name. Thank You very much, Jean Huggins Wingert

Terre: Please add me to your list of Thank You's. We all appreciate your efforts and we are patient. Whenever is fine with me. Edna -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 8:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ARPERRY-L] Look ups Thank you Terre, you are a sweetheart for doing this in the first place. I have been looking for these people for over 7 years, several trips to Arkansas trying to find that needle in the hay stack and believe me I am in no hurry just when you can get to it is fine with me. I just want to thank you. Love, Charla (Churchill) Davis

Could someone tell me where Rose Creek Township is located in Perry Co, Arkansas? Or give me a location close to a town today? Thank you, Charla

Thank you Terre, you are a sweetheart for doing this in the first place. I have been looking for these people for over 7 years, several trips to Arkansas trying to find that needle in the hay stack and believe me I am in no hurry just when you can get to it is fine with me. I just want to thank you. Love, Charla (Churchill) Davis

Hi Gang, Sorry about not getting back to you! What a week it has been! First let me tell you about Thursday, the FHC was packed! There is a time limit on the mag readers of 15 minutes. After last week, the limit has been changed to 30! They were fighting like first graders, and I told them so.<g> We had to keep bumping everyone all day. And some had the nerve to tell us when someone's time was up. I really thought that they were going to start fist fighting. Needless to say, me looking through the roll of film took forever, and I probably skipped over your people! There is only one reader that prints, and is in the room where we stay, so this is where I do my "viewing," so every time someone wanted to make a copy, I had to take my film off so they could. I am taking all the notes back with me on Thursday, who knows, maybe it won't be so crowded! Like I said, I am real sorry! But I will give it a second shot! Terre

Terre, Don't you just hate it when that happens :) Thanks for the effort, I appreciate it. And hope your next trip is less crowded! Rayedene -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, November 06, 2000 7:22 PM Subject: [ARPERRY-L] Look ups >Hi Gang, > >Sorry about not getting back to you! What a week it has been! First let me >tell you about Thursday, the FHC was packed! There is a time limit on the mag >readers of 15 minutes. After last week, the limit has been changed to 30! >They were fighting like first graders, and I told them so.<g> We had to keep >bumping everyone all day. And some had the nerve to tell us when someone's >time was up. I really thought that they were going to start fist fighting. >Needless to say, >me looking through the roll of film took forever, and I probably skipped over >your people! There is only one reader that prints, and is in the room where >we stay, so this is where I do my "viewing," so every time someone wanted to >make a copy, I had to take my film off so they could. I am taking all the >notes back with me on Thursday, who knows, maybe it won't be so crowded! > >Like I said, I am real sorry! But I will give it a second shot! > >Terre > >

Jean- You might find the records at the following URL: <http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/> You will have to search your way around. Good luck. Bill Magie Jean Huggins Wingert wrote: > Posted on: Perry Co. Ar Queries > Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ar/Perry/27 > > Surname: Higgins > ------------------------- > > In 1870 Robert Huggins bought land thru the Govt Land Office it was located > in Rose Creek twnship, Perry Co AR > He died sometime after the 1870 census in Rose Creek, Perry Co AR, Are > there records that show when this land was sold or passed on to his family. > Any help appreciated

Posted on: Perry Co. Ar Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/USA/Ar/Perry/27 Surname: Higgins ------------------------- In 1870 Robert Huggins bought land thru the Govt Land Office it was located in Rose Creek twnship, Perry Co AR He died sometime after the 1870 census in Rose Creek, Perry Co AR, Are there records that show when this land was sold or passed on to his family. Any help appreciated

Hi, Ok, I have it all printed and will see what I can find. Will let you all know if I find anything! Good-nite! Terre

Thank you Terre! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 8:36 PM Subject: [ARPERRY-L] 1910 Perry Cty request look ups >Hi, > >Ok, I have it all printed and will see what I can find. Will let >you all know if I find anything! > >Good-nite! > >Terre > >

Hi Which Ashcraft Family are you looking for. We have Ashcraft who married into the Huggins family, would love exchange information. Thanks, [email protected]

Hi Jean, You will not get much help from me. My nephew Danny Reed live in Coos Bay, Oregon. I noticed on my family history that he had no Reed ancestors listed. I thought to try to add a little to his line. This is what I remember. Mitch and Nancy Preddy Reed moved to Desha County around 1940 or there abouts. They had children: Gladys Reed who married Roy McGill and had children before they also moved to Desha County. Berniece Reed born 1924 at Story, AR (from her obituary) Paralee Reed married Dewey Haynie Audie Reed married in Desha County Orville Beatty Euna Reed married in Desha County Jewel (Hoss0 Appleberrry moved to Oregon Roosevelt (Roe) William Reed married Pauline Israel in 1950 in Desha County moved to Oregon. Divorced around 1975. Danny Michael Reed is the only child from this family. Mitchell Reed had a brother to come from that area to Desha County also. His name was James Alfred (Alf) Reed and his wife's name was Ola. They had a large family of boys plus two girls. I have a newspaper clipping of a family reunion of this family held here a few years ago. There is a Reed Cemetery in the area that they left. Most of those from here are returned there for burial. Emma