I'm not related to the TUDOR family, but have gathered a few bits on Jarrett over the years. You probably already have all this info but I thought I'd go ahead and send it just in case. I don't have any further info. Carolyn **From _Arkansas Pensioners_ by Dorothy Payne (1985): JARED TUDER, Pvt, rendezvous at Little Rock, Arkansas on 13 August 1836, stationed at Fort Gibson. [But not listed in _Arkansas' Mexican War Soldiers_ by Desmond Walls Allen (Conway, 1988).] **_Arkansas Land Patents: Grant and Saline Counties_ by Desmond Walls Allen, compiler (Conway, 1991), p. 122: JARRET M. TUDOR, purchased from the US gov't, at the LR Land Office, 15 April 1837, Cash Entry, SESE, Sec 4, Twp. 2 S, R 14 W, 40 acres, and NWSW, Sec. 3, Twp. 2 S, R 15 W, 80 acres. **_Saline County, Arkansas Marriage Records_, Bobbie Jones McLane, compiler (Hot Springs, 1978): JARRETT M. TUDOR to Marintha PELTON, January 18, 1838, Book A, p. 8. (Also JARRETT M. TUDOR [s/o the previous JMT) to Louana Hope, Nov. 18, 1869, Book C, p. 186.) *** _Saline County, AR, County Court Record Book, Vol. 1: Jan 26, 1836-Dec. 31, 1839_ , transcribed by Sybil Crawford (SCHHS, 1988), p. 66: "On motion it is ordered by this Court that the following persons be and there are hereby appointed over Seers [sic] of the road leading from Colledgeville [sic] to intersect the road leading from Benton to Thos. Jenkins -- Thomas A. R. Rowland to be the over seere [sic] of the first Divison [sic] from the hurricane Creek to Colledlegeville [sic] and JARRETT M. TUDER overseer of the Second division from Hurricane Creek to where it intersects the road leading from Benton to Thos. Jenkins." (p. 70, July 18th, 1839.) *** [same as above] Vol 2: Jan. 1, 1840-Dec. 31, 1843, Crawford (SCHHS, 1988), p. 14: "On Motion JARRETT M. TUDOR is hereby appointed overseeor [sic] of the road leading from Colledgeville [sic] to the lower settlement on Saline from Hurrcane [sic] Creek to where the road intersects the road leading from Benton to Lower Settlement on Saline." (p. 108, July 6, 1840.) See also page 32: J. M. TUDOR appointed overseer of second division, from Hurricane Creek to Davis Township line, p. 130, January 4, 1841. **1840 Saline County, Arkansas, US Census: Jared M. Tudor, 1 M (30-40), 1 female (20-30), 1 male (under 5), Saline Township, p. 210. **J. M. Tudor on jury in trial of Hardin D. Cross for permitting gaming, 24 August 1840, from _Saline County, Arkansas Circuit Court Common Law Book A, 1836-1842_ , Eddie Landreth, abstractor (SCHHS, 1990), p. 40. Also on jury in the trial of John M. Hicks for affray, 25 August 1840, p. 42; and juror in the trial of Lewis and Lucinda Bagby vs. Asher Bagley for "trespass vie et armis," 27 August 1840, p. 45. NOTE: S. M. TUDOR was juror in a trial 24 Febuary 1841, p. 52, but is no doubt a typo for J. M. Tudor. **_Saline County, Arkansas Will Book A-1_, Sybil Crawford, transcriber (SCHHS, 1987): "Letters of Administration granted 4 Sep 1848 to Jared M. Tudor , Winney Tudor died intestate on or about 31 Aug 1848. Page 135," p. 9. [This can't be JMT's wife; is it his mother? sister?] **!850 Saline County, Arkansas, U. S. Census: D. 66, HH 73, p. 88: Jarrett M. Tudor (50), wife Marintha (28), 5 children. Married 1838. ** _Saline County, Arkansas 1860 United States Census_. Bobbie Jones McLane, transcriber (Hot Springs, 1989), p. 30: JARED M. TUDOR (59, KY), wife Amarintha (40, AR), and 7 children, plus Squire Giles (pauper), age 50, KY. Owen Township, Dwelling 348. {Since Giles is from Kentucky, as is JMT, and since relatives are often listed as "boarders," could Giles be related to JMT?] **_Saline County, Arkansas Probate Book C_, Sybil Crawford, transcriber (SCHHS, 1988): "WINTHA [should be Mintha] TUDOR, as Administratrix of the Estate of JARRET TUDOR, deceased, [Probate Book C, p. 547]," presenting first annual account, January 2, 1862; p. 2. See also p. 9 entry--name spelled "JARRETT M. TUDOR." At 11:53 PM 7/24/98 EDT, you wrote: >Hi > >I am new to the Saline, co. Ark. list. I am researching Tudor/Tuder families >and any one >that married in to it. >Jarrett Tudor move to Saline,co. Ark. about 183? and bought land in 1837. Are >there >any one still in Saline,co. that is related. Willing to exchange info. >Thanks >Kay >[email protected] > > >

Hi I am new to the Saline, co. Ark. list. I am researching Tudor/Tuder families and any one that married in to it. Jarrett Tudor move to Saline,co. Ark. about 183? and bought land in 1837. Are there any one still in Saline,co. that is related. Willing to exchange info. Thanks Kay [email protected]

Is any ony on this list? JIMMIE

Hello, Is there a Cemetery Index for Saline County? If so, is there anyone willing to do look-ups? I am at a standstill with my mothers family from the Benton area. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you and good hunting, Lyn Magill-Hoch Albuquerque, NM

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Leon Rowland Moore 3924 Able LN Alexander, AR 72002-9404 501 847-4558 [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: Pat Nance <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, June 06, 1998 12:39 PM Subject: Book Sale >The Saline County History and Heritage Society will be having a Book/Yard >Sale, June 20, 1998, at the parking lot behind the UALR building on River >Street in Benton, Arkansas. We will have cookbook, History of Benton >Schools, Past issues of The Saline, and other publications. Also books and >a variety of household goods will be for sale. Look forward to seeing you >there. If you need directions from Little Rock take the Ramada Inn exit go >over overpass on Carpenter Street, turn right at the first light onto >Market Street. Go past the Royal Theater through the red light and past >the Baptist Church. At the parking lot between the Baptist Church and C W >Lewis Stadium turn right and you will run into the parking lot where the >sale will take place. >

Is there a land document expert? I am running across BLM land certificates that have the word "Graduation A.F." written by the certificate number. I have also seen what looks like "Graduation L&C" in the same place. Does anyone know what that means? Thanks, Fred Groth San Antonio, TX

Looking for STAFFORD JIMMIE

Hi all! Does anyone know the origin of the name Mahala or Mahalia? It seemed to be a very popular name in the 1800's. Several of my ancestors had that first name. Thanks much. Charlene Holland

I am posting a short history of the old Salem Church below and would love to hear from anyone who can tell me more about it or give me the exact location on Sulphur Springs Road. Thanks. Carole Mayfield Salem Church in Saline County History of Arkansas Baptists, page 117. This church is on Alum Fork of Saline River in what was then Clark County, now Saline. It was organized about the same time that Kentucky Church was, 1822. It had six members in 1825. Who organized it we do not know. It was in the organization of Little Rock Association in 1824 and still in that association in 1828. Minutes of the Little Rock Association in 1825 record Charles Brandon, George Stroope and Silas Dodd in attendance from Salem Church. History of Arkansas Baptists, page 446. Salem Church represented by C. Dyer, W. Chinault, and J. James at the organization of the Baptist State Convention on September 21, 1848. Pioneer Faith, page 30. The 1825 meeting of the Little Rock Association was held with Salem Church in Clark County on November 5-7. This church was located on the Alum Fork of the Saline River, about six miles NW of Owensville, on the Sulphur Springs Road, in what is now western Saline County. Pioneer Faith, page 37. The Saline Association was organized at Spring Creek Church at Benton on April 2, 1836. The moderator for the service was Eld. Allen Samuels from the Salem Church on Alum Fork. In May of 1836 they met again and minutes recorded Eld. Allen Samuels, Robert Daniel and John Terry representing Salem Church on Alum Fork. Pioneer Faith, page 39. In 1843 Salem, Saline County, was represented by O. J. Evans, Jesse Spencer, James Hancock, at the Saline Baptist Association meeting. They recorded 28 members, having baptised 10 and 9 received by letter. Pioneer Faith, page 42. In 1848 at the Saline Association meeting, Aaron Bolt was listed as minister in charge of Salem (Owensville), Union (Blands) and Spring Creek. Pioneer Faith, page 42 & 43. The 1853 meeting of the Saline Association reported Salem Church had 38 members, Owensville Post Office; Aaron Bolt, pastor; Messengers W. Chenault, John Terry and George James.

Hi! Time to repost this, I think. I am looking for information about LUVICIA JAMES, daughter of CLAYBOURNE JAMES (son of JESSE JAMES). She is listed in the 1850 Saline County Census as VICY JAMES with her parents, CLAYBOURNE and JANE (JENNY) JAMES, along with her siblings. She married JAMES W. JONES of Scott County (then Sebastian County). I’ve been told that she may have been married prior to JAMES W. JONES, but have not been able to prove this one way or the other. She is listed in the 1860 Scott County Census with her husband and children. Her husband, James, was killed by bushwhackers during the Civil War. After the war she married WILLIAM R. VAUGHN and had six more children. My great grandmother, MELVINA JONES was her youngest daughter by JAMES W. JONES. Melvina married WILLIAM PRESTION MORROW in Scott County in the early 1800s. Below is the descendant chart for LuVicia James. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much. Charlene Holland P.O. Box 1585 Florence, OR 97439 (541)997-5870 [email protected] Descendants of LuVicia (Luvicy/Vicy) James 1 LuVicia (Luvicy/Vicy) James b: Abt 1834 Wayne County, MO d: 12/16/1887 Scott County AR; buried Mt. Moriah Cemetery. ..........+James W. Jones b: Abt 1830 AR m: Abt 1851 Scott Co, AR d: Abt 1864 Scott Co, AR, killed by bushwackers .........2 Martha Jane Jones b: 9/28/1852 Scott Co, AR d: 12/27/1934 Scott Co, AR ............. +Isaiah Brothers b: 7/08/1852 AR m: Abt 1870 Scott Co, AR d: 3/31/1932 Scott Co, AR .........2 Sarah (Polly?) Anne Jones b: Abt 1854 .........2 Susan (Susia) Jones b: 1855-1856 Sebastian Co, AR d: 1916 Scott Co, AR ............. +Jehu Jacob Wilson b: 1854 Sevier Co, AR m: Abt 1875 Scott Co, AR d: 1930 Scott Co, AR .........2 William N. Jones b: Abt 1857 Scott Co, AR d: Bef 1870 Scott Co, AR .........2 Melvina Jones b: 2/15/1860 Scott Co, AR d: 1/23/1931 Scott Co, AR ............. +William Preston Morrow b: 2/1857 Indiana m: 1880-1882 Scott Co, AR d: 3/29/1929 Scott Co, AR [My Great grandparents] ....................3 Samuel Franklin Morrow b:8/1882 Scott Co,AR d:TX ........................ +Millie Ann Jones ....................3 Ella Morrow b: 10/1886 ........................ +Albert Joslin ....................3 Benjamin Allen Morrow b: 6/20/1888 Scott Co, AR d: 4/03/1974 Tulsa, OK ........................ +Ollie C. Harris b: 5/05/1891 Scott Co, AR m: 9/01/1907 Scott Co, AR d: 2/17/1961 Scott Co, AR [My Grandparents] ....................3 Mollie S. Morrow b: 2/1892 ........................ +Mitchell ....................3 Alice C. Morrow b: 12/1884 Scott Co, AR ........................ +Jacob Dolphin Hale b: 1882 m: 10/31/1901 Scott Co, AR .........2 James W. Jones, Jr. b: Abt 1864 AR d: Unknown ............. +Nancy A. (E.?) Morrow b: 1/16/1869 Indiana m: Abt 1883 d: 5/23/1927 Scott Co, AR *2nd Husband of LuVicia (Luvicy/Vicy) James: ..........+William R. Vaughn b: 10/08/1831 Kentucky m: 1866 Scott Co, AR d: 1903 Scott Co, AR .........2 Sarah F. Vaughn b: Abt 1866 .........2 Jesse P. Vaughn b: 4/1868 Scott Co, AR ............. +Sarah Matilda Starr b: 4/1870 AR m: 12/20/1885 Scott Co, AR .........2 Canzada Vaughn b: 1/1870 Scott Co, AR ............. +William J. McLain b: 2/1870 A rkansas m: 1/19/1890 Scott County, Arkansas .........2 Isaiah Vaughn b: 12/1872 Scott County, Arkansas ............. +Martha L. or E. Ennis b: 2/1874 Mississippi m: 10/16/1892 .........2 Benjamin F. Vaughn b: Aft 1870 .........2 Infant Vaughn b: Bef 1887

I just wish to advise all that I have received an e-mail from the family of Dr Dale Huchingson stating that he passed away from cancer on 14 May 1998. Dale had completed his manuscript on the Warford family of Saline County, AR in February this year. This manuscript also included his research on his, Huchingson, family, as well as other lines that had married into the Warfords, such as Rigsby, Edds, Eldridge, Evans, Garner, and James. I do not know what will be done with Dale's research notes, nor if there are, or will be, more copies of his manuscript. If I hear anything more, I'll post it. Fred Groth San Antonio, TX

I have just received the following announcement from RootsWeb: The new search engine server is now online and can operate at the speed of a full T1 connection. Courtesy of hacks by Dale Schneider, you can search the USGenWeb Archives, now with *headlines* and *updated* to within the last 24 hours, at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm Courtesy of hacks by Karen Isaacson, you can search the archives of any mailing list (except those withdrawn by the listowner), now with nicer *formats* and *updated* to within the last 24 hours, at: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl I'd also like to explicitly thank the folks who provided the resources that have made this new facility possible: o RootsWeb's Patrons, Donors, Sponsors, and Members. o Palladium Interactive, developers of the Ultimate Family Tree software for genealogists. Folks interested in helping RootsWeb provide new facilities can become Members by using the Web form at: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html By the way, the next server we'll be bringing online will be a box dedicated to supporting Marc Nozell's HTMLized versions of the mailing list archives. We should have that box online within 48 hours, though it's reasonable to expect Marc to need a little time after that to get his software installed. (: Projects after that include a dedicated IRC server, upgrading the mail hub, upgrading the main Web server, building a NT-based FrontPage server, bringing a "dirtylists" list server online, and bringing a third ordinary list server online. [ The "dirtylists" server is for the big, rarely used announcement lists. We've developed a number of those things with 5,000 to 300,000 subscribers, and every time a post drops we kick the daylights out of the list server with hundreds or even thousands of bounces. We need a specially tuned box to handle these turkeys. ] No rest for the wicked, I suppose ... Cheers, B. -- Dr. Brian Leverich Co-moderator, soc.genealogy.methods/GENMTD-L RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative http://www.rootsweb.com/ P.O. Box 6798, Frazier Park, CA 93222-6798 [email protected] Leon Rowland Moore 3924 Able LN Alexander, AR 72002-9404 501 847-4558 [email protected]

The correct URL for the BLM Records on the Internet is: http://www.glorecords.blm.gov Sorry for the mistake. Leon Rowland Moore 3924 Able LN Alexander, AR 72002-9404 501 847-4558 [email protected]

I believe the URL address should be: http://www.glorecords.blm.gov instead of www-glore---- Leon Rowland Moore wrote: > > By George, It's Simply > Revolutionary! > > Now you can research for Federal Land Records on the Internet! > > http://www-glorecords.blm.gov > > Access to Federal land patents issued by the General Land Office (GLO) prior > to 1908 for the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, > Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin is now > available on the Internet. > > You can search the GLO database for each state, select a record, and view > the corresponding land patent. Of course, the search speed and clarity of > the image will depend on your modem and software. To achieve the best > results from your query on our Website, complete as many search fields as > possible. The screen displaying the results of your search can show only 50 > records, so the more information you can supply, the better your chances of > finding the family land. Once a record is located, you can view the image. > And, by completing a return e-mail, you can request a certified copy of the > land patent be sent to you. The fee for a certified copy of a Federal Land > Patent is $1.50. > > The Internet is just one of the resources available for researching Federal > Land Records. The databases for the most of these land records are also > available on CD ROMS that you may purchase from the Government Printing > Office for about $15 each. Of course, the BLM's GLO Access Team will be > happy to answer your questions about the more than 5 million Federal land > patent documents that are maintained at the Eastern States Office in > Springfield, Virginia. > > For more information, please call the GLO Access Team at 703-440-1600. > > U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Eastern States, > 7450 Boston Boulevard, Springfield, VA 22153 > > Leon Rowland Moore > 3924 Able LN > Alexander, AR 72002-9404 > 501 847-4558 > [email protected]

By George, It's Simply Revolutionary! Now you can research for Federal Land Records on the Internet! http://www-glorecords.blm.gov Access to Federal land patents issued by the General Land Office (GLO) prior to 1908 for the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin is now available on the Internet. You can search the GLO database for each state, select a record, and view the corresponding land patent. Of course, the search speed and clarity of the image will depend on your modem and software. To achieve the best results from your query on our Website, complete as many search fields as possible. The screen displaying the results of your search can show only 50 records, so the more information you can supply, the better your chances of finding the family land. Once a record is located, you can view the image. And, by completing a return e-mail, you can request a certified copy of the land patent be sent to you. The fee for a certified copy of a Federal Land Patent is $1.50. The Internet is just one of the resources available for researching Federal Land Records. The databases for the most of these land records are also available on CD ROMS that you may purchase from the Government Printing Office for about $15 each. Of course, the BLM's GLO Access Team will be happy to answer your questions about the more than 5 million Federal land patent documents that are maintained at the Eastern States Office in Springfield, Virginia. For more information, please call the GLO Access Team at 703-440-1600. U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Eastern States, 7450 Boston Boulevard, Springfield, VA 22153 Leon Rowland Moore 3924 Able LN Alexander, AR 72002-9404 501 847-4558 [email protected]

-----Original Message----- From: iraggi <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, May 04, 1998 7:29 PM Hello, I am looking for information on my husband's gggrandfather James Monroe Leeper. And his wife Martha Cobb Leeper. They had a son and his name is James Parker Leeper (ggrand) and his wife was Sarah Frances McCauley Leeper. They had several children, one being Georgia Ann Leeper Meyer (grandmother).Thanks in advance. Teresa [email protected]

Hello, I am looking for information on my husband's gggrandfather James Monroe Leeper. And his wife Martha Cobb Leeper. They had a son and his name is James Parker Leeper (ggrand) and his wife was Sarah Frances McCauley Leeper. They had several children, one being Georgia Ann Leeper Meyer (grandmother).Thanks in advance. Teresa [email protected]

Does anyone know what the County Board of Supervisors did in Saline County during 1873-1874? The members were J.D. Henster, J.W. Adams, D.J. McDonald, and William S. Lee. Do any records exist of their work, and if so where are the records? Marilyn Kosanke