In a message dated 1/6/00 9:53:51 AM Pacific Standard Time, Lrjwj@aol.com writes: << he following Mays(tom,al,eliz ,)and OC Ludwig are my g grandparents: Tom K May b. abt 1808 Wm. b.abt 1810 Alfred P may b.abt 1813 m.Sarah Brown Tom Mary Elizabeth E. b.1866 married OC Ludwig 1885 These are all the names Im aware of. Im sure there were more in Elizabeths family. Elizabeth was my ggrandma. TK was a store owner in Clarksville,which later became the May store and know known as the Robinson May stores. OC was an editor of the Conway newspaper along with others in towns close by like Clarksville.. He later became Secretary of State of Ark about 1886. . abt 1812,originating in Nashville ,the Mays arrived in Ark,at Knoxville. They owned land in Ark...In or about the Towns: Ludwig,Mulbery,Clarksville, Conway and LittleRock. This is kept short,and the other info I have is in papers not yet organized. If any of the names or details I mention sound possibly linked,please notify me on the May forum. Be sure the title or Subject always has the current "subject" as typed,otherwise I could delete it when scanning the mail. There may be delays of sevral days in my responding to anyone on this matter,so be patient. John Johnston >>

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Mary Jo I found 37 pages with Cook and 56 with Doyel so,if you could send me first names please. AHTHONY CEMETERY SCOTT CO, ARKANSAS Anthony, Levina---12 Mar 1843---27 Sep 1859, d/o William William--18 Apr 1902---26 Feb 1883, born in Ky.,came to county prior to 1830 BRADLEY,Cora--10 Jul 1884---10 Oct 1887 CHANT CEMETERY,SCOTT CO. ARKANSAS Anthony. C.R. 17 Jan 1925--20 Jan 1925 Anthony, Rusha 1893---1943 Anthony, William S. 1894---1965 COOP PRAIRIE CEMETERY,SCOTT CO, ARKANSAS Anthony,J.C.---1871---1945 Anthony,Lottie P. --1877---1948 DILL.J.D.--2 Oct 1890---6 Sep 1913 The Anthony cemetery is the oldest in Scott Co, Juanita

Are there cemetery books for Scott Co. Would anyone do look up for me if you have them. NAMES; Doyel, Anthony, Dill, Cook I have the one for Crawford Co. and will do look ups for any one who ask. MAry Jo ....mbassham@home.com

Have the Mansfield Cemeteries been indexed and does anyone have a copy? Especially interested in James Lewis Williams b 1836 d 1900-1910. Probably died in Scott County but wonder if he is buried in Prairie Coop Cemetery. Wife Effie and several children are buried at Weeks.

There are two cemeteries in the Dutch Creek area of Scott County, Mt. Moriah and Union Hill Cemetery. The Dutch Creek area also runs over into Yell County where there is Egypt Cemetery near Scott County & Yell County line. I've never heard of a Dutch Creek cemetery Charlene S1u3zy@aol.com wrote: > ? Is dutch Creek Cem. in Scott Co? Thanks Linda of Manteca Ca.

Linda, I'm not aware there's a Dutch Creek Cemetery in Scott County. In the Dutch Creek Valley that I am well acquainted with (in Scott County about 18 miles east of Waldron, Arkansas) there are several cemeteries: Mt. Moriah and Union Hill are two. You can see a partial list of both on the Scott County Web Page under cemeteries. There is also this description of Hunt Cemetery: HUNT CEMETERY This cemetery is located approximately 20 miles east of Waldron and about 3 miles this side of the Yell County line on Highway 80. Barbara Hale Reynolds

? Is dutch Creek Cem. in Scott Co? Thanks Linda of Manteca Ca.

Some Scott County marriages for the mid 1890s were left out of the original publication of Marriage Book B. If you have requested a marriage lookup from this time period in the past and it was not found, you may want to check again. Betty Leeper does these lookups and you may contact her at BETTYL@IPA.NET. Delaine Edwards County Coordinator Scott Co ARGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~arscott/scott.htm

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List members, Several people wrote to me and asked for the list of funeral homes in Waldron, once I had received from others. Here are three responses: Georgia Subj: Funeral Homes Date: 01/18/2000 8:56:21 AM Central Standard Time From: RBates3174 To: GeorgiaArt Hi Georgia, I haven't corresponded with you in a long time. On one visit to Waldron, I was graciously given a Waldron phone book. In looking at the outside it is a December 94 book, so I guess it has been longer than I thought. Here are all the listings: Lewis Funeral Chapel Inc Lavaca 674-5700 Martin Funeral Home Mansfield 928-4433 McConnell Funeral Home Greenwood 996-2131 Booneville 675-2225 Moore's Chapel Fayetteville 442-7314 Rice-Martin Funeral Home Waldron 637-2167 Roberts Funeral Home Booneville 675=3388 Roller Funeral Home Paris 963-6188 Shaffer Funeral Home Ozark 963-4147 Smith Mortuary & Flower Shop Chistn 965-2212 Martin Funeral Home Waldron 637-2167 Hope this helps Lynne Bates Another good suggestion: Subj: Re: Funeral homes at Waldron Date: 01/18/2000 10:50:32 AM Central Standard Time From: hakelley@worldnet.att.net (Harold Kelley) To: GeorgiaArt@aol.com I don't have it, but you can go to the Waldron web site for all the commercial names in Waldron. Harold And another: Subj: Re: Funeral homes at Waldron Date: 01/18/2000 4:55:15 PM Central Standard Time From: jacksons@troi.csw.net (susan jackson) To: GeorgiaArt@aol.com GeorgiaArt@aol.com wrote: > > Can anyone tell me the names of funeral homes in Waldron, Scott Co AR? > Thanks. Georgia Aeverman Rice or Martin Funeral Home; can't remember; but it used to be Rice-Martin Funeral Home. One bought the other out.

Can anyone tell me the names of funeral homes in Waldron, Scott Co AR? Thanks. Georgia Aeverman

Thank you Betty and Barbara. I really appreciate it. I couldn't have done it without all the wonderful help I have gotten over the past couple of years from people on these mailing lists, and the help from Delaine and the Historical Society. I am now researching Hunt Township, so anyone out there with families who were in Hunt Township in 1900 I would really appreciate any help I can get. The surnames in Hunt Township in 1900 were: Hunt Price Millard Williams Brantly White Limbocker Smith, nephew of Limbocker Havner Prewit Howerton James Highfill Pollard Taylor Parker Vaughn Hudson Horn Lunsford Farnsworth Watson Gilbert Rupe Webb Butler Wells Maner Yandell Morgan McClendon Pool Rogers Morris Watson Tate Blakeney Hudson Woodard Partin Robins Stephenson Shelton Owens Hill I have some information on many of them, but not all. As you can see it is going to be a big project, as there are 75 families in Hunt Twp in 1900. I would really appreciate family stories, as well as facts. Hopefully people will be as generous with pictures as they were with the James Twp book. Charlene Holland

Hi I am looking for information about the family outlined below. I found marriage records of both marriages, and according to an affidavit signed in 1928 he married his first wife and they had the listed children, and according to the same affidavit, Mary Hunt married a Mr. Belcher, of which I found a marriage record in 1907, and they had the listed children. I found those children living with their grandmother in the 1920 census. When did Fanny T. Hunt Belcher die and where is she buried? When did Mary Hunt Belcher die and where is she buried? What happened to Thomas Belcher? Any information would be appreciated. Thanks Charlene Holland Descendants of Thomas R. Belcher 1 Thomas R. Belcher Born: Bet. 1874 - 1875 .. +Fanny T. Hunt Born: 1874 in Scott County Arkansas Married: January 14, 1892 Scott County Arkansas by W.B. Millard Died: Bef. 1907 in Oklahoma ? Father: Joel Hunt Mother: Fanny T. Morris ... 2 Pearl Belcher ... 2 Earl Belcher ... 2 Lewis C. Belcher Born: about 1906 in Arkansas Died: in Arkansas, buried Hunt Cemetery in Dutch Creek Valley in Scott County *2nd Wife of Thomas R. Belcher: .. +Mary M. Hunt Born: about 1888 in Arkansas Married: April 21, 1907 Scott County Arkansas Died: Bet. 1915 - 1920 in Oklahoma ? Father: Joel Hunt Mother: Dorinda Hunt ... 2 Rosette Belcher Born: about 1909 in Oklahoma ... 2 Tolliner (Tinsey) Belcher Born: about 1913 in Oklahoma ... 2 Moses Belcher Born: about 1911 in Oklahoma ... 2 Ray or Gray Belcher Born: about 1915 in Oklahoma

Thank you to Charlene, Barbara, and all who helped get the 1900 Expanded Census Book of James Township ready. I am really enjoying having all those families in one place where relationships are readily seen! Betty Hollowell

Interested in surnames Caler/Kaler and Biddle/Bittle. Thanks for your time. Betty McIntosh

All the credit is definitely deserved by Charlene. She does a super job of researching and I admire her thoroughness and dedication. (Do I sound like a fan? Definitely!!!) Barbara

Interested is familiy names WALTON in the Boles area and MITCHELL in the Waldron area. Thank you. Rich Borges

Thank you for the look up. Willie is mine, and I will take Ada, Juanita

Thank you Liz, I would like you to look for any SHELTON and USELTON. Thank you, Juanita