Please note that I have changed my email address to GAkins2@sbcglobal.net Best Regards, George __________________ George M. Akins 2721 Hurricane Lake Road Benton, AR 72015 (501) 847-6233

Hello Maybe someone can tell me where to look to find these marriages that I think was in pulaski county, Arkansas. Gussie F. Haynie to Claude E. Nicholas after May 25, 1934 before 1957 Tressie M. Haynie to Homer Dees May 25, 1934 before 1957 ____T. F. Langley_____ _TLangAdams@aol.com_ (mailto:TLangAdams@aol.com) ____A R K A N S A S___

Dear list, Apparently things must be better because Becky Roberts just sent me photos of my gg grandfather's CW stone. To those who replied to my plea, I thank you, but it's no longer necessary. Becky Millet Co-Coordinator, Faulkner Co, AR USGENWEB millet@consolidated.net "The best measure of the future is the record of the past." -Benjamin Franklin

A Very Special Person. She helped people for a long time. Doing Lookups. She lived in South Carolina. Happy Day! to her and all the Special Helpful PEOPLE We certainly do Appreciate u.Thank U. Linda of Idaho Falls Id

Dear Listers, Do we have anyone that lives near Oak Bowery Cemetery in Faulkner Co., AR? Recently, the Sons of the Confederate Veterans placed my gg grandfather's Civil War stone. Becky Roberts was going to take a photo for me. (I live in TX). Given her prior e-mails to the list about a family tragedy, I'm sure she is unable to do so at this time. If anyone can take a digital photo for me it would be greatly appreciated. You can e-mail me off list for the location of the stone. Becky Millet Needville, TX Co-Coordinator, Faulkner Co, AR USGENWEB millet@consolidated.net "The best measure of the future is the record of the past." -Benjamin Franklin

List Members, I am so moved and touched by all of the emails I have received through the list and to my personal email due to my situation. Each and everyone of them have brought tears to my eyes and I am trying to answer each one, but I am being flooded with your heart-felt emails, that I am overwhelmed and SO thankful to have associated with such special people. So, this email is to each and every one of you who is praying, thinking and caring for my family. THANK YOU !! You'all have blessed me more than I have ever helped any of you. I want to wish everyone and very Merry Christmas and hopefully I will be back after that with a new and bright new year. Love to all, Becky Roberts Pilotsmom@classicnet.net "I only work on Genealogy on days that end in "Y"." - Author Unknown

Becky, I hope all goes well. In the meantime, I can do census look-ups, AR Death Index look-ups and Pulaski co marriages (1820-1901) Becky Millet millet@consolidated.net "The best measure of the future is the record of the past." -Benjamin Franklin

List Members, Due to some very personal issues that happened yesterday, I am sorry to inform all these lists that I am not going to be able to fulfill any lookup request. I am very sorry about this, because I love helping fellow genealogist, but I have no choice at this time. It has nothing to do with any particular list, it is a family tragedy, but I am unable to go into at this time. I do however, ask for prayer for my family at this time. Becky Roberts Pilotsmom@classicnet.net "I only work on Genealogy on days that end in "Y"." - Author Unknown

Great... ____T. F. Langley_____ TLangAdams@aol.com ____A R K A N S A S___

Marci, I haven't pulled out the pictures that Cheryl Henry shared with us yet. I need to find them. Tim, Cheryl descended from May's brother, Loyce Armstead. She's moved since my last correspondence with her...so I don't have her new addy. I'll work on getting copies of the Jeffries photos to you. Becky Millet Co-Coordinator, Faulkner Co, AR USGENWEB millet@consolidated.net "The best measure of the future is the record of the past." -Benjamin Franklin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marci" <cilcia@bellsouth.net> To: <ARPULASK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 26, 2004 10:52 PM Subject: Re: [ARPULASK] Levi Adams > T.F. > > May Jeffries Adams is also in my line. Her mother, Sarah, was my great > grand aunt. Thanks so much for posting the information about Levi and his > family. I see my cousin has sent you a pdf file with the Jeffries > information. I have several pictures of the Jeffries family, including > one of May as a young girl, although it may be in the information that > Becky Millet sent you. > > Marci Shaw Peralez > List Administrator > ARFAULKN-L > AR-CENSUS-LOOKUP > > > ==== ARPULASK Mailing List ==== > If you wish to unsubscribe from the Pulaski Co., AR list, send only the > word > UNSUBSCRIBE to ARPULASK-l-request@rootsweb.com or if you are on the Digest > list to ARPULASK-d-request@rootsweb.com > Arkansas Cemeteries Volunteer Website > http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcemete/arcem.htm > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

I have an Ann Jeffries and a Jane Jeffries both married a Norment. Any connection? James Winston

T.F. May Jeffries Adams is also in my line. Her mother, Sarah, was my great grand aunt. Thanks so much for posting the information about Levi and his family. I see my cousin has sent you a pdf file with the Jeffries information. I have several pictures of the Jeffries family, including one of May as a young girl, although it may be in the information that Becky Millet sent you. Marci Shaw Peralez List Administrator ARFAULKN-L AR-CENSUS-LOOKUP

Hello I am looking for realtives or connections to Lev L. Adams and May L. Jeffries Adams. Jan 21, 1897 Maried in Faulkner County. Lived in Little Rock on Johnson Street 1930's and 40's Descendants of Levi L. Adams Generation No. 1 1. LEVI L.3 ADAMS (JOHN LANIEL CLAYTON2, ADAMS1) was born Feb 05, 1870 in Giles County, Tennessee, and died Mar 16, 1948 in #2524 Johnson Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. He married (1) MAY L. JEFFRIES Jan 21, 1897 in Faulkner County, Arkansas. She was born Nov 11, 1878 in Arkansas, and died Jan 01, 1920 in Pulaski Co. Little Rock, Arkansas. He married (2) SARAH E. Aft. 1921 in Little Rock, Arkansas. She was born Abt. 1888 in Arkansas. Notes for LEVI L. ADAMS: Page 22 Mar 19 1948 <Friday> Arkansas Gazette Levi L. Adams age 76 died at his home 2524 Johnson Street, Tuesday. He was a retired Rock Island employee. He was a charter member of Antioch Baptist church, and a member of Trinty Mssonic Lodge. Wife - Mrs Sarah Adams 2 Daughters - Mrs Sam Miears, and Mrs Eddie Tabor of Little Rock, Arkansas. 2 Sons - Fred M. Adams, of Garden City, KS, and Vernie Adams of Memphis. 1 Sister - Mrs Mary Haynie of Little Rock, Arkansas 4 Step Dau - Mrs Jessie Jordan, Mrs John Booe, Mrs William Matthews, and Mrs Della Cooper 2 Step Son - Rallo Williams of Ft Smith, Maurice Williams of Little Rock, .. All of LR, ARK. Funeral Home - Rubel Funeral Home of Little Rock, Arkansas. (Some arrangements were still being made at this time.) (*) 1920 Arkansas census had May L. and Levi living on Johnson street; Big Rock, Pulaski, Arkansas. Levi was a "rail" car inspector for the rail road. The cemetery stone and the Arkansas death records togather; show that May L. died Jan 01, 1921. 1920 Levi Adams Roll: T625 - 79 Tennessee Page: 14A Arkansas Ed: 147 Pulaski Image 939 <Ancestory.com> Arkansas Big Rock Township; Levi Adams Head O 7 age 49 b/Ten w/ May (L.) 39 b/Ark b/Miss b/Ark <1st wife> d/Miears Clara 19 s/ Adams Finis 17 s/ Chester 13 s/ Freddie 10 d/ Dorris 5 <all born in Ark> s/Law Sam Miears 25 b/Ark Uk Uk <*> 1930 Levi Adams Tennessee Ed: 45 Arkansas Sheet: 357 Pulaski Vol: 54 <LR Library> Big Rock Township Levi Adams 58 Tenn (1st Marriage at age 27) page 19A at the bottom of page w/May (Williams) 42 (1st Marriage at age 16) <2nd wife> cont'd page 19B at the top of page s/Fred M. 22 d/ Doris Adams 15 step/s Morris Williams 20 Levi was a car inspector for the rail road. Finis was a rail road repairman. Sam Meyers was a car repairman for the rail road. <*> More About MAY L. JEFFRIES: Burial: Oakland Cemetery, Pulaski Co. Little Rock, AR More About LEVI ADAMS and MAY JEFFRIES: Marriage: Jan 21, 1897, Faulkner County, Arkansas Notes for SARAH E.: (*) 1930 census has Levi and May <Morris> Adams living at #2524 Johnson street, Little Rock, Arkansas. May <Morris> was 16 when she married her first husband Mr. Morris. She is listed as Widowed. Death Certificate of Levi L. Adams indicates her name was Sarah E. <*> May Morris Adams was 42 when the 1930 cenus was taken in April 14, 1930<Pulaski, Big Rock, Arkansas>. Levi's step-son Williams Morris was 20 years old at this same time. <*> More About LEVI ADAMS and SARAH E.: Marriage: Aft. 1921, Little Rock, Arkansas Children of LEVI ADAMS and MAY JEFFRIES are: i. VERNIE4 ADAMS, d. Aft. 1948. Notes for VERNIE ADAMS: Vernie Adams was listed as one of the two sons left living after Levi L. Adams <his father> died in Mar 1948. (*) ii. CLARA MAE ADAMS, b. 1901, Arkansas; d. Aft. 1948; m. SAM MIEARS, Bef. 1920, Arkansas; b. Abt. 1895, Arkansas. Notes for SAM MIEARS: Sam was a "rail" car repairman with the railroad with Levi. (*) Levi Adams Head O 7 age 49 b/Ten w/ May (L.) 39 b/Ark b/Miss b/Ark <1st wife> d/Miears Clara 19 s/ Adams Finis 17 s/ Chester 13 s/ Freddie 10 d/ Dorris 5 <all born in Ark> s/Law Sam Miears 25 b/Ark Uk Uk (*) More About SAM MIEARS and CLARA ADAMS: Marriage: Bef. 1920, Arkansas iii. FINIS ADAMS, b. Abt. 1903. Notes for FINIS ADAMS: Finis was a repairman on the railroad with his father Levi. (*) iv. CHESTER L. ADAMS, b. Abt. 1907, Arkansas; m. MATTIE. v. FRED "FREDDIE" M. ADAMS, b. Abt. 1909; d. Aft. 1948, Garden City, Kansas; m. DORIS. vi. DORIS MARIE ADAMS, b. Jan 01, 1915, Little Rock, Arkansas; d. May 02, 2001; m. EDWARD "EDDIE" M.TABOR, 1935; b. Jul 21, 1909, Welch, LA; d. Oct 1985, Little Rock, Arkansas. Notes for DORIS MARIE ADAMS: Doris Marie Tabor, age 86, of Little Rock went to be with the Lord Wednesday, May 02, 2001. Doris was born in Little Rock, January 1, 1915, as Doris Marie Adams. In 1935 she married Edward Tabor and together they had three children. Doris graduated from Little Rock Central High School in 1932. After marrying in 1935 Doris spent most of her married life being involved with her children's activities. In 1967 she began working at Ann's Candle Shop as a bridal consultant and floral designer. She later became the bridal consultant at M.M. Cohn Department Store until her retirement. She loved her work and always added a loving touch to the weddings she was involved with. She and her husband were members of Oak Forest United Methodist Church, where Doris sang in the choir and worked with the youth. She was also a member of the Pinnnochio Rose Garden Club and later the Briarwood Garden Club. Besides her parents, brothers and sister, she is preceded in death by her husband and one granddaughter, Melanie Carol Moss. She is also survived by daughter Judy Moss and husband Joe of Benton, Arkansas, Ron Tabor and wife Sharon of Little Rock, Carol Garrison and husband Don of Fort Walton Beach, Florida; 6 grandchildren, Marc Moss, Laura Tabor Stokes, Scott Tabor, Susan Tabor Brightop, and Laura Lee Moss. Other survivors include three sister- in- laws, Ann Adams of Little Rock, Sylvia Haack Adams of Apopka, Florida. Honorary pallbearers will be the Tuesday Morning Prayer Group. There will be a visitation today, Thursday, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Ruebel Funeral service at 1 p.m. at Oak Forest United Methodist Church officiated by Reverend Jim Foster. Burial will follow at Forest Hills Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Oak Forest United Methodist Church and The Arkansas Heart Association. The family will receive friends at 42 Tallyho Lane, Little Rock. For more information visit _www.ruebelfuneralhome.com_ (http://www.ruebelfuneralhome.com) . ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT GAZETTE...... BORN Jan 07, 1915, at Little Rock, Tabor was the daughter of Levi and Mae Adams of Little Rock. TABOR died Wednesday at Four Oaks Living Center at Little Rock from complications after a stroke. She was 86... IN 1935, she married Edward Tabor of Welch, La. They were married one month short of 50 years when he died in 1985. The couple had one son and two daughters. AFTER retirement from Cohns, two years later Tabor suffered a mild stroke, which limited her work. But she worked part time at Ann's Candle Shop. (*) The 1935 city directory has her working at Baker's shoes. (*) More About DORIS MARIE ADAMS: Burial: Forest Hills Cemetery, Arkansas Notes for EDWARD "EDDIE" M.TABOR: The 1949 city directory, has Eddie Tabor as the owner of the 2524 Johnson Street home <Levi Adams>. (*) More About EDWARD "EDDIE" M.TABOR: Burial: Forest Hills Cemetery, Arkansas More About EDWARD M.TABOR and DORIS ADAMS: Marriage: 1935 ____T. F. Langley_____ TLangAdams@aol.com ____A R K A N S A S___

LEVI L.3 ADAMS (JOHN LANIEL CLAYTON2, ADAMS1) was born Feb 05, 1870 in Giles County, Tennessee, and died Mar 16, 1948 in #2524 Johnson Street, Little Rock, Arkansas. T.F, The AR Death Index also has a different death date for Levi. ADAMS, Levi L.--------PULA--------3/18/48--------W/M--------78 Becky millet@consolidated.net "The best measure of the future is the record of the past." -Benjamin Franklin

<<He married (1) MAY L. JEFFRIES Jan 21, 1897 in Faulkner County, Arkansas. She was born Nov 11, 1878 in Arkansas, and died Jan 01, 1920 in Pulaski Co. Little Rock, Arkansas. >> According to the AR Death Index, May Jeffries died 1/1/1921 in Pulaski, not 1920. Becky millet@consolidated.net "The best measure of the future is the record of the past." -Benjamin Franklin

> T.F., > > We connect through May Jeffries. I am the second great grandniece of her > mother, Sarah Rebecca Shaw Jeffries. Sarah's husband was Armstead Baxter > Jeffries. Both are buried in New Liberty, Faulkner Co., AR. I'm sending > you a pdf file. It should open with Adobe Acrobat. > > Becky > millet@consolidated.net > "The best measure of the future is the record of the past." > -Benjamin Franklin

Hi, Believe it or not I have May Jeffries in my line, not direct (cut collateral) and I have a lot of information on the Jeffries, plus a lot of pictures and have three Jeffries contacts. Email me off line and we can talk, Becky Roberts Pilotsmom@classicnet.net "I only work on Genealogy on days that end in "Y"." - Author Unknown

I should have sent this to the list and I just sent it to Ron. Becky ----- Original Message ----- From: "Becky Roberts" <pilotsmom@classicnet.net> To: <blueoak@ix.netcom.com> Sent: Friday, November 26, 2004 5:33 PM Subject: Re: [ARPULASK] Suggestion or help please > Linda & Ron, > That is Desmond Walls Allen and her website is the Arkansas Research Inc. > http://www.arkansasresearch.com/. I have the Arkansas Death Record Index > 1914-1948, if that will help either one of you. I read through both of your > emails VERY fast because I am fixing to leave to go out and eat. I will > re-read them and see if I have any suggestions or help either one of you. I > live in Cabot, AR, which is about 25 NE of Little Rock. But....I will get > back with you both later. It may even be Monday because I have family here > for the holiday weekend. > > Talk to you later, > Becky Roberts > Pilotsmom@classicnet.net > "I only work on Genealogy on days that end in "Y"." - Author Unknown > > >

Linda, I was born in AR. My grandmother died long after record keeping so I know where her grave is and when she got there. Her dad though, died in the Stuttgart area in 1904. No records were kept then according to several volunteers I have found over the years. I tried a local funeral home having an idea that they might have records the town or state did not. Two snail letters with SASE went unacknowledged, but that doesn't mean it wouldn't work for you so that is one suggestion. The folks at the Stuttgart and the Pine Bluff (next county) library were contacted by phone and helped all they could. They found news articles about the great grandmother's death in 1908, but I still don't know where her grave is sited. They found several marriage licenses and a couple of grave sites for other relatives, all in the pre 1915 era. So I would surely suggest a contact with the local library. On the other hand, an apparently very experienced genealogist who often posts to these mailing lists has often explained that not everyone bothered to note stuff like who died and where they were planted until they had to ... She has often mentioned some books by a person named Desmond (? pardon my senior moment here) so you might hunt those down or consult someone who owns them. I am trying to find a volunteer/paid researcher for the Little Rock or Fayetteville archives archives to look for a funeral item for grgranpa who died in Oct ... the 4th or the 9th ... of 1904. I expect to get lucky one day soon. I bet there are folks on this list who can come up with more and even better ideas, so don't give up just yet. ron in CA -----Original Message----- From: Mslinnie2004@aol.com Sent: Nov 26, 2004 8:50 AM To: ARPULASK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [ARPULASK] Suggestion or help please Have you any suggestion how I could go about getting some kind of concrete info on my great grandfather and grandmother? It is difficult for me to coprehend burying people within civilization and not knowing who and where they died.There just has to be some kind of documentation. Thank u Linda of Idaho Falls Id ==== ARPULASK Mailing List ==== If you wish to unsubscribe from the Pulaski Co., AR list, send only the word UNSUBSCRIBE to ARPULASK-l-request@rootsweb.com or if you are on the Digest list to ARPULASK-d-request@rootsweb.com Arkansas Cemeteries Volunteer Website http://www.rootsweb.com/~arcemete/arcem.htm ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

Have you any suggestion how I could go about getting some kind of concrete info on my great grandfather and grandmother? It is difficult for me to coprehend burying people within civilization and not knowing who and where they died.There just has to be some kind of documentation. Thank u Linda of Idaho Falls Id