There is a cemetery about 1 mile north and 1 mile west of Collegeville, located on Hilldale Road. It's called Owen Creek Cemetery and mostly members of my family are buried there. There are NO tombstones whatsoever. The Rowlands aren't buried there. This is the closest cemetery in the area you described. I don't have my Rowland material with me here in Houston, but I was thinking some of the Rowlands were buried in that little cemetery east of the Saline County line on Hwy 5, actually in Pulaski County--the one with a little fence around it on the north side of the highway, where they've built apartments nearby. Does anyone else have the list of burials in this cemetery? Carolyn At 04:42 PM 10/4/99 EDT, you wrote: >My Amos Rowland purchased land starting in 1842 in the area around >Collegeville. I notice on my 1936 county map there is a cemetery north and >west of Collegeville. Does anyone know what cemetery this is? And has this >been published? I am looking for the burial place of Amos Rowland b. abt. >1790 and died ? and his wife Mary Polly Sims Rowland b. abt. 1793 and died >before 2 Feb. 1861 and their son, Thomas A.R. Rowland b. abt. 1821 died >before July 1850. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Georgia Tatum, Odessa, Tx., >[email protected] > > >
My Amos Rowland purchased land starting in 1842 in the area around Collegeville. I notice on my 1936 county map there is a cemetery north and west of Collegeville. Does anyone know what cemetery this is? And has this been published? I am looking for the burial place of Amos Rowland b. abt. 1790 and died ? and his wife Mary Polly Sims Rowland b. abt. 1793 and died before 2 Feb. 1861 and their son, Thomas A.R. Rowland b. abt. 1821 died before July 1850. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Georgia Tatum, Odessa, Tx., [email protected]
Hello all. The Benton Services Center used to be a State Hospital for the insane. I remember because I used to visit and aunt and uncle who lived across the highway from it back in the 40's, when I was a kid. I was always a little afaid of the place. I think the worst cases were kept at Little Rock at the "White House on the Hill." I think the original building at Little Rock was torn down years ago. Another memory is of the patients of the Benton Center who were not in lock up and were allowed to wander around some. They had gallon buckets of blackberries to sell when they were in season. I guess that was pocket money for them. Madge Simpson Lonoke Co, AR [email protected] wrote: > In a message dated 10/3/99 1:10:53 PM, [email protected] writes: > > >...insaine aslyme in Benton,Saline Co;AR. > > Isn't that the Benton Service Center now? Someone on this list who now lives > in Saline Cy should be able to give you the address. If yo have no luck > there, remember to also check the State Hospital in North Little Rock. > People from Saline Cy were also admitted there. > > Fred
Clarence L. Snyder was born 30 April 1903 in Columbia Co;PA. The family moved to Pike Co;Muddy Fork twsp;Ark. in 1910. Clarence Snyder , was single and a deaf mute. After Clarence Snyder parents passed away the family put him in a insaine aslyme in Benton,Saline Co;AR. I would love to find the name and address of the aslyme if it still exsists. Or if someone know where these records may be found. Thanks, Sarah Broyles/TN
In a message dated 10/3/99 1:10:53 PM, [email protected] writes: >...insaine aslyme in Benton,Saline Co;AR. Isn't that the Benton Service Center now? Someone on this list who now lives in Saline Cy should be able to give you the address. If yo have no luck there, remember to also check the State Hospital in North Little Rock. People from Saline Cy were also admitted there. Fred
I am interested in the marriages also. Please put the information on line if there is such a book available. Thanks,----- Madge Simpson [email protected] wrote: > Does anyone on the list know if a marriage record book has been published for > Saline County for 1900-1930's? If so, where can it be purchased and what's > cost. > > Thanks=Joe
What CLOUD family are you researching? I have a Hawker CLOUD who married Ophelia Ann Edwards, from Saline and Grant Co. . Does these names sound familiar? Millie in Texas -----Original Message----- From: William Beauregard <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, October 02, 1999 7:48 PM Subject: Cloud >Seeking information about the Cloud family of Pulaski and Saline ounties. --Wm > >Visit my website at http://WmBeauregard.tripod.com >Researching Beauregard, Diemer, Holder, Haslam, >Wright, McKnight, Lowery, Chappell, Hollander, Markham, >Goodwin ...... > >
Seeking information about the Cloud family of Pulaski and Saline Counties. --Wm Visit my website at http://WmBeauregard.tripod.com Researching Beauregard, Diemer, Holder, Haslam, Wright, McKnight, Lowery, Chappell, Hollander, Markham, Goodwin ......
I am seeking information about the Holder family of Saline Co., AR. I descend from Claude Holder who married Bertha Diemer. Any information regarding this family would be greatly appreciated. -- Thanks Wm Visit my website at http://WmBeauregard.tripod.com Researching Beauregard, Diemer, Holder, Haslam, Wright, McKnight, Lowery, Chappell, Hollander, Markham, Goodwin ......
Does anyone on the list know if a marriage record book has been published for Saline County for 1900-1930's? If so, where can it be purchased and what's cost. Thanks=Joe
Hi, My Saline co. surnames are Oglesby, Shafer. My husband's grandfather was Luther Oglesby and his grandmother was Nancy Turner Oglesby. Nancy Oglesby died in 1954 and is buried in Fowler Cemetary. I haven't been able to a death date on her husband or a record of burial. I found a record of him registered for WW1 but not sure if he was actually in war. I do have a birth date of 20 Jan 1886. If anyone has a connection to Oglesby Family. I'd love to hear from you :) Thanks Cindy Schafer
Isaac Anderson and Julia Foute Anderson moved to Arkansas after 1850 from Floyd County, GA. A letter was written from Cherry Grove in 1880 to their son still in GA. Isaac was dead by then. I'm sending what I have on this family in hopes someone can help me find where they are buried and when they died. I'm assuming they were Presbyterian as the rest of the family was. Can anyone suggest a nearby cemetary? Linda Descendants of Isaac IV Anderson Generation No. 1 1. ISAAC IV4 ANDERSON (ROBERT3, DEAF JAMES2, ISAAC I1) was born November 29, 1795 in Virginia, and died in Cherry Grove, Saline County, Arkansas. He married JULIA ANN FOUTE October 17, 1821 in Kingston, Roane County, Tennessee, daughter of JACOB FOUTE and CATHERINE FAUBLE. She was born September 10, 1802 in Dandridge, Jefferson County, Tennessee, and died Aft. 1880 in Cherry Grove, Saline County, Arkansas. Notes for ISAAC IV ANDERSON: Moved from Virginia to Maryville Tennessee in 1812.He was a clerk in Berry and Foute's store. He married Jacob Fauble Foute's sister. They moved from there to Cassville, Georgia in 1830. And they were in the 1850 Floyd County census. Individual: Anderson, Isaac County/State: Saline Co., AR Location: Dist. Of Saline Page #: 267 Year: 1860 Census type code: Slave Schedule More About ISAAC IV ANDERSON: Census: 1830, Monroe County, Tennessee Lived: 1828, Madisonville, Monroe County, TN Lived (2): 1834, Cass County, GA Lived (3): 1850, Floyd County, GA Lived (4): Aft. 1850, Grant County, AR Marriage Notes for ISAAC ANDERSON and JULIA FOUTE: They were married by Isaac Anderson's cousin, Rev Isaac Anderson, the founder of Maryville College. Children of ISAAC ANDERSON and JULIA FOUTE are: i. THOMAS5 ANDERSON, m. SALLIE KING. ii. CATHERINE M. ANDERSON, m. WILLIAM M. FAINE, August 24, 1843, Cartersville, Bartow County, Georgia. More About CATHERINE M. ANDERSON: Lived: Talladega, Alabama iii. A.A. ANDERSON, b. 1822, Tennessee; d. Arkadelphia, Arkansas; m. MARTHA A.; b. 1828, Tennessee. Notes for A.A. ANDERSON: >From "A History of Old Cassville 1833-1864" by Joseph E. Mahan Jr.: A. A. Anderson had a store that offeres "every article usually kept in an up-to-date store." More About A.A. ANDERSON: Occupation: Abt. 1840, merchant, store owner in Cassville, GA iv. OLIVER DAVIS ANDERSON, b. April 05, 1824, Maryville, Blount County, Tennessee; d. 1909, Cartersville, Bartow County Georgia; m. (1) AMELIA GAINES, September 05, 1845; b. August 18, 1825, Laurens County, South Carolina; d. 1881, Cartersville, Bartow County Georgia; m. (2) SUSAN GAINES, Aft. 1881; b. September 23, 1823; d. September 02, 1902. : vi. ROBERT ANDERSON, b. 1835; d. Arkansas; m. SUE HENDERSON. Individual: Anderson, Robert County/State: Saline Co., AR Location: Franklin Twp Page #: 595 Year: 1860 vii. ELIZABETH ANDERSON, b. 1840; d. Texas ; m. JOE FORD. viii. JACOB F. ANDERSON, b. 1842; m. SINA CARR , May 15, 1867, Saline County, Arkansas (Source: Family Treemaker Marriage Index: AR, MO, MS, TX 1766-1981.); b. 1842, Alabama (Source: 1870 Grant County, Arkansas census.). Notes for JACOB F. ANDERSON: 1870 Grant census ANDERSON, Jacob 30 M Farmer GA Sinia 28 F Keeping House AL Ella 1 F AR ix. JANE ANDERSON, b. 1844; m. ROBERT ATCHLEY. x. ANN ANDERSON, b. 1846; d. Abt. 1922; m. THOMAS R. BRATTON, December 01, 1867, Grant County, Arkansas. Notes for THOMAS R. BRATTON: 1870 BRATTON THOMAS Bradley County AR 563 Pennington Twp Federal Population Schedule AR 1870 Federal Census Index AR08013369.
----- Original Message ----- From: Tracey Converse <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 29, 1999 6:58 AM Subject: [ARGARLAN] Yeeeee-Ha! Garland County Historical Society > >From Saturday's Hot Springs Sentinel Record.... > > Historical society moves to new building > Story by the staff > Garland County Historical Society has a new permanent home, thanks to > generous donors. > One of the most generous, Isabel Burton Anthony, initiated the fund drive > with a sizable challenge donation, in honor of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. > Frank Burton, Hot Springs natives, whose families were among the original > settlers of the resort community. > > The Society will move into the former medical clinic building located in > the historic district at 328 Quapaw Avenue. "We hope to be open in the new > quarters by the end of September," said Bobbie Jones McLane, chairman of > the fund drive. > > "The planning was a long and involved process. From the first time Isabel > Anthony visited the current headquarters, she set her sights on a new home > for the Historical Society Archives," McLane said. > > Anthony offered a generous personal pledge and spearheaded a drive to > find adequate housing for the burgeoning collections in the old archives > located in the Senior Citizens Center at 210 Woodbine. > > After looking at several sites, the board of directors approved the > building and felt it would adequately meet the Society's needs with room > for growth. > > "For the first time in our Society's 40-year history, a drive for funds > was launched," says McLane. > > The fund drive committee included Anthony, Marti Douglass Dalby, and W. > A. "Bill" Lerz. > > Many locals and out-of-towners answered the Society's appeal. Several > donors contributed funds of $2,500 or more for the privilege of naming a > reading room or archival area for members of their family. > > "We've enjoyed an enthusiastic, unbelievable response with a great deal > of help from so many people," McLane said. > > According to Isabel Anthony, the wonderful response from generous donors > has been inspirational. "We sent request letters suggesting amounts, > ranging from $25 up to $25,000, and the needed amount of funding was raised > in less than two months, with only a few outstanding pledges of funds," > Anthony said. > > The response from more than 1,000 mailings and some personal visits, > especially in this short time frame, is phenomenal, she said. > > "The result certainly reflects the interest the people of Hot Springs > have in preserving and creating history of our community." > > Since its beginnings in 1960, the historical society, one of the oldest > such organizations in the state, has grown because of the generosity of its > members, friends and sponsors. > > However, while membership expanded, quarters for the archives grew > smaller and more crowded. > > The outstanding collections maintained are a tribute to the contributions > of so many individuals, and now the ultimate gift - funds for a new home > with adequate space to adequately store all the society's material. > > Virtually all of the donations came from individuals, with some corporate > donors, the Morris Foundation, the Garland Anthony Trust, and as McLane > noted, "one very generous `angel' - Isabel Burton Anthony, who brought the > idea to life and instigated the fund drive > > <html> > Tracey Converse<br> > FREE Genealogy Forms Online!!!<br> > <a href="http://www.genrecords.com/" > eudora="autourl">http://www.genrecords.com/</a><br> > ****************************************************<br> > <div align="center"> > Listowner of the GRS E-Zine, GenTips, GenChat, GenSwap<br> > Webmaster of the Arkansas Genealogical Society <a > href="http://www.rootsweb.com/~args" > eudora="autourl">http://www.rootsweb.com/~args</a><br> > and the Central Arkansas Library System <br> > <a href="http://www.cals.lib.ar.us/" > eudora="autourl">http://www.</a>cals.lib.ar<a > href="http://www.cals.lib.ar.us/" eudora="autourl">.us</a><br> > </div> > ******************************************************</html> >
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Leon, Please put me in line for the following Saline Cy marriage request: Walter W Wilbanks (bn 1886) to Hattie Pearl Dean (bn 1889), circa 1909. (After Walter died in 1916, Hattie remarried his brother, Moses Abner Wilbanks, on 19 Jan 1927 in Saline Cy.) Many thanks for your kind assistance! Manfred Groth San Antonio, TX
MRNUM YY MM DD BP GROOM BRIDE 0071993 1914 12 10 00M0494 ROBINSON, MILLARD W. CATTON, ADDIE 0012648 1993 12 24 0990284 SANDERS, DARRIN RAY CATTON, CARL ELIZABETH 0032369 1962 06 29 0570230 JACKSON, CHARLES E. CATTON, CAROL SUE 0071439 1919 02 23 00N0583 PRICE, R. C. CATTON, CLYDIE 0033743 1961 03 28 0550387 WILLIS, CURTIS CATTON, DELCIE M. 0023016 1972 05 26 0720084 WALLACE, LYNN E CATTON, DONNA S 0065218 1932 09 24 00W0178 WISE, ERNEST CATTON, EDITH 0077072 1850 07 24 00B0004 BRAZIL, ROCHARD CATTON, ELISABETH 0016675 1950 08 19 0360587 BRUMBELOW, JAMES P. CATTON, MARTHA JEAN 0075560 1880 12 23 00E0094 DABBINS, J. W. CATTON, MARY 0014420 1975 08 14 0760114 SHELTON, JERRY R. CATTON, MELANYE E. 0013798 1976 06 12 0770098 BRAGG, DAVID STANLEY CATTON, MELAYNE ELAINE 0075726 1882 10 04 00E0259 CATTON, A. J. ELROD, JIMMIE 0046189 1948 10 09 0290071 CATTON, CHARLIE L. OWENS, TREBA 0026213 1968 05 09 0660183 CATTON, CLARENCE C BURROWS, JEAN 0069286 1925 02 10 00Q0384 CATTON, GEORGE GARNER, ROSE 0028943 1965 12 26 0620558 CATTON, GEORGE O JR OSBORNE, ROSEMARY 0049085 1947 11 09 0240431 CATTON, GEORGE O. JR. RODGERS, SARAH ANN 0075795 1883 04 05 00E0326 CATTON, GREEN COOPER, ANGIE 0053209 1945 12 31 0170436 CATTON, JAMES MCGREW, DELCIA 0034010 1959 12 30 0540049 CATTON, JAMES A. HUDSON, KATHRYN 0025771 1969 02 09 0670327 CATTON, JIMMIE A HESTER, SANDRA L There are errors in the transcription some dates may be the issue, marriage date or recorded date. Over all it points a person to the right book and page (BP) It is easier to copy all surname that pick out one or two names. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 1999 12:48 PM Subject: Re: Saline Co. marriage look-up > Hi Leon, > > Thanks for offering to do the marriage look-ups and also for all you've done > on the Saline website. > > Would you please give me the info for three CATTON marriages - > > Edith CATTON and Ernest WISE - c 1930-1935 > James Albert CATTON and Delsie McGREW - c 1947 > Ellen CATTON and Jessie SMITH - c 1920 > > Thanks! > Carole Mayfield >
In a message dated 08/25/1999 1:23:56 PM Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > > Over all it points a person to the right book and page (BP) > It is easier to copy all surname that pick out one or two names. > Leon, I'm glad you sent the whole nine yards - even my marriage is in the group <g> Thanks. Carole
Hi Leon, Thanks for offering to do the marriage look-ups and also for all you've done on the Saline website. Would you please give me the info for three CATTON marriages - Edith CATTON and Ernest WISE - c 1930-1935 James Albert CATTON and Delsie McGREW - c 1947 Ellen CATTON and Jessie SMITH - c 1920 Thanks! Carole Mayfield
For any of you that might be interested, the biography of James Wyatt Walton, a physician and surgeon in Benton around the turn of the century, has been posted to the Arkansas GenWeb site. Some of the collateral families include Poe, Holiman, Chambers, Fisher, Hogue and Watson. More Saline Co. residents should consider submitting biographies of their noted ancestors to the Arkansas GenWeb. John Hull