Hi Nancy My letter to you bounced so am posting this to the mailing list. none of those names are familiar to me. Do you know what town Grace lived in when she married Dr. Bevill? The Hunts that I am researching were mostly from Blue Ball, though some did live in and around Waldron. How old was she when she married him? That would give you an apx year of her birth. I will keep your message and if I come across a Hunt with a wife and children of those names I will be glad to let you know. "N. L. Parnell" wrote: > Hi, Charlene - > > I have a Grace Hunt who was the second wife of my great-grandfather Dr. > Cheves Bevill - I have no birthdate for her, but have her wedding date as > Aug. 21, 1933 in Waldron. She had 3 children by her first husband (Hunt) > when she married Bevill - Faye, Wayne, and Jesse. Is this Grace part of > your Hunt group? I'd love to find some more info about her. > > Thanks! Have enjoyed your posts on the ARSCOTT board. :-) > > Best regards, > > Nancy Parnell > nparnell@erols.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Charlene Holland" <char@presys.com> > To: <ARSCOTT-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 6:11 PM > Subject: Francis B. and Missouri A. Hunt of Scott County > > > Hi > > > > Does anyone recognize this Hunt family found in the 1900 census of Scott > > County? > > > > 1900 Scott County Census Hunt Twp #5/5 > > Hunt, Francis B. Hd May 1858 42 M/27 AR IN AR > > Missouri A. Wf Jun 1867 43 9/5 AL AL AL > > Hillary M. S May 1885 15 Sgl AR AR AL > > Sarah F.E. D Jan 1891 8 AR AR AL > > Gracie L.M. D Oct 1893 6 AR AR AL > > Millard, Marion H. N Mar 1888 12 AR AR AR > > > > Anyone recognize the nephew, Marion Millard? Any help at all would be > > greatly appreciated. > > > > Charlene Holland > >

I have O. Alden Smith's book, "Scott County Arkansas: A Gateway to the West". I would be willing to do basic lookups. Liz Ault

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Hi Does anyone recognize this Hunt family found in the 1900 census of Scott County? 1900 Scott County Census Hunt Twp #5/5 Hunt, Francis B. Hd May 1858 42 M/27 AR IN AR Missouri A. Wf Jun 1867 43 9/5 AL AL AL Hillary M. S May 1885 15 Sgl AR AR AL Sarah F.E. D Jan 1891 8 AR AR AL Gracie L.M. D Oct 1893 6 AR AR AL Millard, Marion H. N Mar 1888 12 AR AR AR Anyone recognize the nephew, Marion Millard? Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. Charlene Holland

I had so much luck with the McCormacks, my husband wanted me to try his side of the family tree. The Michael Cencariks came from Macaran, Czech. Does anyone know anything about this Family? Thanks, it was just a "try."

I am looking for information on the family of William K. Jones b. 1830 d. in 1864 in Civil War. He married Sarah Ann Harrell in 1853 in Union Co., Ark., dau. of Seaborn Harrell and Caroline Phillips. They had four, maybe five children. Those known were: Mollie md. George ______; Seaborn T. Jones b. 1857 in Union Co., Ark.; James T. Jones; William Jackson Price Jones b. 1862 in Union Co., Ark. and possibly a Marvin Jones. This family lived in Boothe, Scott, Ark. Willing to share information on the ancestry of this Jones family. Francis C. Gill fra@utah.uswest.net

I need help, please. I received a Xerox copy of a page from a book. The title of the book is unknown. The place was probably Little Rock Arkansas Library, but not sure. This is a portion of the article that appeared in the book. "It is believed that Margaret McCormack Cain wife of William W., was related to William Alexander McCormack who lived near Nola. His father was Angus McCormack and his mother was Sally Dodd. His grandfathers were Alexander McCormack and William Dodd. William A. McCormack was born in Scott Co., AR. He is buried in the parks Cemetery near Nola. Written by: Aleene Chancey Shubert" Does anyone know anything about this article or its writer, Aleene Chancey Shurbert? William Alexander McCormack was my great-grandfather and I would like to know how to prove the truth of this article. I've never found any information in my searching, about the parents of Wm. A. McCormack. If anyone can help me, I would really appreciate it. Please e-mail me at: bcencarik@aol.com. Thanks, Billie

Hi all! Still looking for information about the parents of my great grandfather, William Preston Morrow (descendant outline below). His parents were supposedly both born in Indiana, although family stories say they may have been born in Ireland. W.P. may have had at least one brother, name unknown who had a son Ike Morrow who was born December 1886 in Arkansas and probably died in Oklahoma. Ike married Winnie M. Pitts July 10, 1910 in Scott County Arkansas. She was born March 1891 in Arkansas and probably also died in Oklahoma. Her parents were: Joseph W. "Billy" Pitts and Nancy M. Cain. William Preston Morrow may also have had at least one sister, Nancy A. Morrow who was born January 16, 1864? in Indiana and died May 23, 1927? [not sure of these dates] in Scott County, Arkansas, buried at Blackfork Cemetery. [not sure this is correct.] Nancy married James W. Jones, Jr. about 1881 in Scott County Arkansas. He was the brother of Melvina Jones who married William Preston Morrow. James was born March 1864 in Scott County, Arkansas and died after 1920. His parents were James W. (William?) Jones and LuVicy James Any clues as to who the parents of William P. Morrow would be appreciated, or any additional information on descendants. Descendants of William Preston Morrow 1 William Preston Morrow Born: February 1857 in Indiana Died: March 29, 1929 in Scott County, Arkansas, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola .. + Melvina Jones Born: February 15, 1860 in Sebastian County, Arkansas Married: Bet. 1880 - 1882 Scott County, Arkansas ? [Source: 1900 Scott County Census, James Twp #86/86 states they had been married 20 years. 1910 census records, Jones Twp 3151/153 says they were married 27 years.] Died: January 23, 1931 in Scott County, Arkansas, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola Father: James W. [William?] Jones Mother: LouVicia (LuVicy/Vicy) James ... 2 Samuel Franklin Morrow Born: August 1882 in Scott County Arkansas Died: Bef. December 20, 1970 in Texas ....... +Millie Ann Jones Born: October 22, 1888 in Gravelly, Scott County, Arkansas Married: November 15, 1903 Scott County Arkansas Died: February 1967 in Harlingen, Texas Father: William Smith "Bill" Jones Mother: Julia Henson ........ 3 Roscoe Morrow ........ 3 William Roy Morrow Born: October 14, 1904 in Gravelly, Scott County, Arkansas Died: November 1977 in Tilden, Texas ............ +Vivian Greenwood Born: May 6, 1908 in Huntington Beach, California Died: April 19, 1990 in Harlingen, Texas ........ 3 Odell Preston Morrow Born: September 27, 1914 in Texas Died: October 16, 1970 in Texas ............ +Madelyn Hocet Born: December 21, 1916 in ? Married: December 9, 1933 Texas ........ 3 Floyd Morrow Born: Unknown ........ 3 Victor Morrow Born: Unknown ............ +Eva Born: December 8, 1908 Died: September 1979 in Alice, Texas ........ 3 Orbin Morrow Born: Unknown in Texas ............ +(Sue) Patty Edna Kaigler Born: March 13, 1913 in Gorman, Texas Married: March 18, 1932 Texas ... 2 Alice C. Morrow Born: December 27, 1884 in Scott County, Arkansas Died: December 20, 1970 in Scott County, Arkansas, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola ....... +Jacob Dolphin Hale Born: January 31, 1883 in Arkansas Married: October 31, 1901 Scott County, Arkansas Source: Scott County Marriage Book C, page 49; he was 19 & she was 16 and they were both from Olio. Died: May 9, 1966 in Scott County, Arkansas, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola Father: John H. Hale Mother: Mary E. Williams ........ 3 Deaun (B.D.) Hale Born: about 1910 in Scott County, Arkansas Died: 1964 in Gravelly, AR ............ +Wilma Frizzell Born: about 1913 in Gravelly, Scott County, Arkansas Married: March 21, 1936 Scott County Arkansas Source: Grooms Index of Scott County Marriages Father: Lee Frizzell Mother: Mary Lou Parker ... 2 Ella (Lou Ella) Morrow Born: October 12, 1886 in Scott County, Arkansas Died: February 29, 1972 in Scott County, Arkansas ....... +Henry Albert Joslin Born: 1884 in Arkansas Married: about 1905 Probably Yell County Died: 1947 in Scott County, Arkansas Father: Jim Joslin Mother: Margaret Farr ........ 3 Eloise M. Joslin Born: July 1, 1905 in Oklahoma? Died: in buried Parks Cemetery, Scott County Arkansas ............ +Ben F. Morehead Born: December 15, 1899 Married: December 4, 1923 Nola, Scott County, Arkansas Died: September 22, 1956 in buried Parks Cemetery, Scott County Arkansas ........ 3 Gladys Lela Joslin Born: March 18, 1912 in Nola, Arkansas Died: October 8, 1994 in Danville, Arkansas buried at Monroe Cemetery at Harvey, Arkansas ............ +Cecil Lee Kilburn Born: August 20, 1908 in Harvey, Arkansas Married: July 9, 1929 Arkansas ? Died: March 21, 1996 in Harvey, Arkansas buried Monroe Cemetery at Harvey Father: Russell Kilburn Mother: Francis Lula Pitts ... 2 Benjamin Allen Morrow Born: June 20, 1888 in Olio, Scott County, Arkansas Died: April 3, 1974 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola ....... +Ollie Clementine Harris Born: May 5, 1891 in Scott County, Arkansas Married: September 1, 1907 Scott County, Arkansas Source: Scott County Marriage Records Book C-557 Died: February 17, 1961 in Scott County, Arkansas, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola Father: Robert Matthew. Harris Mother: Laura Bell Journey ........ 3 Geneva Morrow Born: October 14, 1908 in Scott County Arkansas Died: November 24, 1910 in Nola, Scott County Arkansas of Influenza, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola ........ 3 Jossie Morrow Born: March 25, 1910 in Scott County Arkansas Died: June 12, 1911 in Nola, Scott County Arkansas, buried at Parks Cemetery at Nola ........ 3 Charles Matthew Morrow Born: April 4, 1912 in Nola, Scott County, Arkansas Died 1: October 9, 1999 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, buried Memorial Park Cemetery Tulsa, Oklahoma ............ +Nancy Edith Phillips Born: February 3, 1919 in Jasper, Newton County, Arkansas Married: December 22, 1936 Jasper, Newton County, Arkansas by Mr. Schooling Source: Copy of Marriage certificate from Book E, page 292 and personal knowledge Father: Roscoe Conklin Phillips Mother: Angieline Tennison ........ 3 Clifton "Kip" Morrow Born 1: June 16, 1914 in Nola, Scott County, Arkansas Born 2: 1915 in Scott County Arkansas Died 1: 1985 in Oklahoma, buried Bixby Cemetery Died 2: February 1985 ............ +Imogene Beyard Born: about 1919 in Scott County Arkansas ? Married: March 18, 1938 Scott County Arkansas [ Scott County Marriage Book Records Book G-171] Father: Elihue Bayrd/Beyard Mother: Effie Mae Martin ........ 3 Oneida Morrow Born: 1917 in Nola, Scott County Arkansas ............ +Jesse Raymond Neighbors Born: 1910 in Gravelly, Yell County Arkansas Married: December 28, 1935 Scott County Arkansas Source: Scott County Marriage Book Records Book F-633 Father: Henry Lafayette Neighbors Mother: Ollie Pearl Leslie ........ 3 Bill Morrow Born 1: August 13, 1919 in Nola, Scott County Arkansas Born 2: August 13, 1919 Died 1: March 5, 1985 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola Died 2: March 1985 ............ +Pauline Jones Born: February 24, 1924 in Yell County, Arkansas Married: October 15, 1940 Scott County Arkansas [Source: Scott County Marriage Book Records Book G-423] Father: James Henry Jones II Mother: Sarah Emma Blaylock ........ 3 Bruce (Robert Bruce) Morrow Born: February 20, 1928 in Scott County Arkansas Died: July 22, 1970 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola ............ +Nettie Gean Duke Born: March 10, 1930 in Forester, Scott County, Arkansas Married: March 2, 1950 Scott County Arkansas [Source: Scott County Marriage Book Records Book I-79] ... 2 Mollie S. Morrow Born: February 2, 1893 in Scott County, Arkansas Died: November 16, 1960 in Scott County, Arkansas, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola ....... +Governor Mitchell Born: August 27, 1889 Married: Bef. 1918 Died: March 24, 1979 in Scott County, Arkansas, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola ........ 3 Monette Mitchell Died: in Still living (11/1998) somewhere in eastern Arkansas ........ 3 S.J. Mitchell Died: 1997 in Arkansas, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola, Scott County ........ 3 Norman Mitchell Born: February 22, 1918 in Scott County, Arkansas Died: August 10, 1971 in Scott County, Arkansas, buried Parks Cemetery at Nola Charlene Holland

Delaine, I ment to say my Scott Co Cemetery book, My mind took a vacation,Juanita

Thank you Delaine, You started my day with a happy heart. What a wonderful story about a beautiful Lady I made a copy so I can read it many times. I got my Scott Co. Census Book today, What a treasure, Love Juanita

I hope the year 2000 will bring each of you some long sought after breakthroughs in your genealogy research. The following story appeared in today's issue of the Fort Smith Times Record and I hope you will enjoy it as much as I have: CENTURY OF A WOMAN Waldron Centenarian Rings in 2000 With Birthday Bash By Pam Smith A life of hard work is what seems to have kept one Waldron woman going strong for a century. As she celebrates her 100th birthday today with family and friends, Georgia Hunt will not only reflect on the tough times but also will celebrate the good times. Born Jan. 2, 1900, in Knoxville, Tenn., Hunt was the oldest of six children of Geretta and Robert Reed. Her father met and married her mother in Knoxville. She speculates she was named for the state of Georgia, where her father was discharged from the Spanish-American War. When she was 8, her father wanted to "go west." He packed up the family and moved to Oklahoma, settling in the small town of Crowder for a few months before moving to McAlester to work for the railroad, said Hunt. "McAlester was the best schooling I got," reminisced Hunt, who recalled that tennis was offered for the girls. "It was modern for the time." Hunt had big plans to finish school and get her teaching certificate. However, three years later there was another move--this time her father wanted to try his hand at farming. "We came over here in a covered wagon," said Hunt who remembered that her father tied a cow to the wagon for the trip. "I was gonna ride the horse and (the cow) broke loose," she said, voice racing with excitement. "The horse threw me off; we had quite a time." The family's trip to Arkansas took about three to four days. "We just brought what we had in the wagon," she said. "We'd stop and camp at night, build a fire and cook a bite to eat. "One place we stopped and made some coffee and couldn't drink the coffee because the water was so bad," she added. Hunt said her father was originally headed for the apple orchards of Lincoln from McAlester but had to cut the trip short in Waldron. "Momma was sick most of the trip," she said. "We got to Waldron because Momma wasn't able to go any further." Hunt remembers pulling into the farmlands around Waldron, the fields white with cotton. "We'd never seen any cotton till we got here," she said. The family settled on a farm six miles south of town on government land her father purchased. Hunt was not impressed with the county schools in the Waldron area. "I was trying to be a teacher. He ruined my education; I couldn't come here to get my certificate. I've been put out about that ever since," she said, still angry with her father for moving her away from the McAlester schools. For Hunt, socializing at that time amounted to playing checkers, attending ice cream suppers and eating watermelon. Church singings and revivals provided Sunday entertainment. Church was where she met a neighbor boy, Howell Hunt. Thirteen years old at the time, the two spent a lot of time together at church, where Howell's father was the preacher. The couple married June 13, 1915. Sewn by her mother, the bride's white dress was made from linen cloth that cost 50 cents. The union produced nine children, with the first child arriving in 1916. Life on the farm, according to Hunt, was "dull." She remained on the farm with her husband until they divorced in 1943. The single mother moved her family to town and went to work caring for children and the sick in the hospitals. She also cleaned house and did laundry for others. Hunt remembers the arrival of electricity. "I was living here in town and I was washing for people," she recalled. "I got me an electric washing machine. "I worked to put the kids through school," added Hunt, who worked until she was 80 years old. Although she wouldn't trade anything for her indoor plumbing, microwave oven and television, Hunt believes the greatest achievement during her lifetime was highway development. "When they started building this highway through here, (U.S.) 71, it was a mud road," she said. "You did well to get through town." Never having driven a car in her life, Hunt has managed to travel from California to Canada to Florida--by airplane. In her younger days, the self-proclaimed shop-a-holic would do some damage in downtown Fort Smith. She'd catch a bus from Waldron to Fort Smith and shop up and down the stores along Garrison Avenue, returning home with an armful of packages. Hunt's first hospital admission came in 1996, when she was 96 years old and suffering from a bout of dehydration. Although her eyesight is failing, she's had no major health problems since. "That's my biggest problem," she said, "I can't see. I love books. I love to read. I can't make out the words." The centenarian attributes her longevity to hard work and claims there are no secrets to living 100 years. "I always worked all my life," she said. "I just love to help people when they needed help." As she looks to the future, Hunt doesn't worry about herself. She's too busy worrying about her 35 grandchildren and her many great-grandchildren and great-great grandchildren. "If China comes over here and takes over, what's gonna happen to those little ones?" she queried. "I can't help but worry about that." Hunt isn't concerned with the dawning of the year 2000. "I don't think it's gonna be so bad. I don't feel in any danger," she said. "There's been different times when they predicted the world was coming to an end. "The Bible says not even the angels know. I don't see no use to worry about it," she added. "Just be prepared and ready for it when it does come." [End] Delaine Edwards County Coordinator Scott Co ARGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~arscott/scott.htm

I am seeking information on the family and descendants of J. A. Holland and Effie Cain, who were married in Scott County on July 20, 1920. Both were seventeen (17) years of age at the time of their marriage. Effie was the daughter of Francis M. and Sallie M. (Crosby) Cain, of Scott County. Any information received would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and consideration. Homer Cain

Charlene, Have no information on the Pollard family other than the death certificate of Martha - wife of Fredric. Would you be interested in a copy of her death certificate? If so, I would be happy to scan and send. Can't wait until you do the Hunts and/or Pruitts of Scott County. Maybelle

Donald, A search at: http://mapping.usgs.gov/www/gnis/gnisform.html reveals the following data: Geographic Names Information System Query Results PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- 12 Feature records have been selected from GNIS.* - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Feature Name St County Name Type Latitude Longitude USGS 7.5' Map Pine Bluff AR Carroll cliff 362941N 0933553W Grandview Pine Bluff AR Jefferson pop place 341342N 0920011W Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Christian School AR Jefferson school 341323N 0920027W Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Church AR Searcy church 355949N 0925107W Snowball Pine Bluff Church AR Searcy church 355951N 0925114W Snowball Pine Bluff Convention Center AR Jefferson building 341311N 0915950W Ladd Pine Bluff Country Club AR Jefferson locale 341057N 0920047W Pine Bluff Pine Bluff High School AR Jefferson school 341308N 0920030W Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Junior High School AR Jefferson school 341116N 0920021W Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Port AR Jefferson locale 341523N 0915634W Rob Roy Pine Bluff Post Office AR Jefferson post office 341316N 0920008W Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Regional Park AR Jefferson park 341434N 0915935W Ladd

Does anyone know which Arkansas county(s) have a Pine Bluff in them? Is there a Pine Bluff in Scott or Yell counties? Donald Hunt

I am looking for information on Lavarins Graves and wife Elizabeth, who are living in Tomlinson Township, Scott County in 1900. An ancestor of mine, Tom Godwin age 16, was living with this family after his mother died in 1896. If anyone has information on this family I would surely appreciate hearing from you. Thanks very much. Cindy

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Hi I am looking for information about the James H. Kennon family below. I found him in Scott County in the 1910 census. This census indicated that this couple had 14 children with 9 still living. In 1910 there were still six sons in the household, listed below. The first child listed, Pearl Ann Kennon, may be a daughter of this family but this has not been proven. I believe this family may have been in Yell County in 1900. James H. Kennon was born about 1863 in Alabama, and according to the 1910 census his father was born in Alabama, and his mother born in Tennessee. He married Mollie (surname unknown) about 1883. According to the 1910 census this was his first marriage and they had been married 27 years. Children of James Kennon and Mollie are: i. Pearl Ann Kennon (It is not proven, that Pearl is a child of this family.), born October 17, 1887 in Arkansas, and according to 1920 census her father was born Tennessee, and mother born Arkansas. She is first found in the 1910 Census of Dutch Creek, Yell County with first husband and in 1920 she is found with her second husband in Hunt Twp #190/193 in Scott County. She died December 8, 1982 in Scott County, Arkansas, and is buried at Union Hill Cemetery. She married (1) Golden B. Hunt December 23, 1906 in Scott County, Arkansas (Scott County Marriage Book C, page 500. He was 19, she was19 and they were both from Blue Ball). She married (2) Clement E. Wade February 8, 1919 in Scott County, Arkansas (Scott County Marriage Book E, page 147). The next six children were found with John H. and Mollie Kennon in the 1910 census in Scott County ii. Vernie A. Kennon, born about 1893 and died in late 1970's. He married Nora Jones August 3, 1912 in Scott County Arkansas by J.C. Oglesbee, M.G.(Scott County Marriage Book D, Page 300. He was 19 of Gravelly and she was 16 of Scott County, probably from Nola.). Nora Jones was born February 1897 and died in the late 1960's Her parents were William Smith"Bill" Jones and Julia Henson iii. Charles E. Kennon, born about 1895. iv. Lester Kennon, born about 1900. v. Roscoe Kennon, born about 1902. vi. James R. Kennon, born about 1906. vii. Ople Kennon, born about 1909. Who where their other children? Was Pearl actually a daughter of this family, and if not who were her parents? What happened to these people after 1910? Charlene Holland

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