Hi I am looking for information about the Ben F. Morehead family. Ben F. Morehead was born December 15, 1899 and died September 22, 1956 in buried Parks Cemetery, Scott County Arkansas . His wife, Eloise M. Joslin, was born: July 1, 1905 in Oklahoma. They were married December 4, 1923 Nola, Scott County, Arkansas I don't know when she died, but is evidenlty buried in buried Parks Cemetery, Scott County Arkansas Her parents were Henry Albert Joslin and Ella (Lou Ella) Morrow. When did Eloise die? Where did they live. Who were Ben's parents? Did this couple have children? I would appreciate any information. Thanks so much Charlene

I wonder if any of the BUTLER families descendents listed in the Scott County census of 1900-1910 are related to Effie Butler Williams, wife of James Lewis Williams who came to Scott County with their family in time for the 1880 census. Effie was born 1837 died 1902 and is buried at Weeks Cemetery as are many of the Williams family.

The Search Engine on the webpage is now working again. Everything should be picked up by it now except a few queries that were just added to the page this morning. The indexer goes through about every two weeks so anything new won't be picked up until then. Delaine Edwards County Coordinator Scott County ARGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~arscott/scott.htm

I was wondering if anyone knew if there was a MESECHER buried in Pilot Cemetery near Waldron. Thank you, Michael

Hi All, Those of you who have visited the Scott Co ARGenWeb page the last few days may have noticed the Search Engine is not working. I don't know what the problem is but it isn't specific to Scott Co., evidently none of the counties on Rootsweb are working. I plan to give it one more day, then will probably temporarily remove it from the webpage. The Scott Co Archives Search Engine is still working. Delaine Edwards County Coordinator Scott Co ARGenWeb http://www.rootsweb.com/~arscott/scott.htm

Hello everybody - I had so much luck a couple of months ago posting on all the Arkansas counties about my Haneys ( thanks to Melanie and everybody else that sends me info) , thought I would try my luck on my Adkisons and Weirs...So, if everyone that reads this will please look in all your books and files and send me ANYTHING you have on any Adkison or Weir, I will be ever so grateful. They had to be in Arkansas between 1800 and 1910 - I just don't know where. In turn, I will look up anyone you are researching in Indian Territory and/or Oklahoma. Deal? Thanks! Carol in Okla surnames: Adkison-Byrns-Butler-Ellis-Foy-Haney-Isaacs-Kincannon- Love-Morse-Patterson-Payne-Weir

If anyone has a Civil War Index, I would certainly appreciate a lookup for William Maxwell? He probably joined in TN or AR. It is assumed he died during the War. His wife was Marguerite/Margaret Morris. Thanks for your help. Carla

Richard NOBLES born 1798 in NC died WFT EST. 1840-1889 Married WFT EST. 1840-1889 Aly ? born 1799 in GA died WFT EST. 1839-1894 Children 1. Mary A. born 1824 2. John born 1825 3. Gale born 1833 in Ala. died WFT EST. 1834-1927 4. James born 1834 5. Henry born 1837 6. William born May 05, 1837 No spouse listed for Gayle Nobles

I need to share a success story. I have had two wonderful people contact me concerning a query I placed months ago. I have found that my dad, Vatchel Chandler's cousin Denver Chandler is still alive in California. I have tried for years to find family of Charley Chandler and Jennie Essman. I thought after 25+ years of searching there were none to be found. WRONG. So researchers, "Never give up" Thanks Delaine for all you do for Scott Co Researchers. Barb Hansen in Sheridan WY

Carla and everyone, you can ask for free CD look ups at this site. Terri Walker http://genweb.net/~gen-cds/cdlist.html

If anyone has WFT 18, I would like a lookup for Gayle NOBLES (Tree 1273 & 1274). Would like marriage information, names of parents, and names of children. Your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time. Carla

Hi I am looking for information about the Gallimore family of Scott County. There were two brothers, I believe. Ernest and Eustice Gallimore. Was their mother Fannie Gallimore who may have married a Wayne Harland? Who was their father? Eustice Lee Gallimore was born September 17, 1873 in Alabama. He married (1) Della Smith November 20, 1892 in Scott County Arkansas He married (2) Mary Ella about 1899 - 1900. I think Eustice had the following children Children of Eustice Gallimore and Della Smith may have been: i. Bertie O. Gallimore, born August 1892 ii. Viola Gallimore, born April 1896 iii. Ernest Gallimore, born 1898; died July 26, 1898 in Scott County Arkansas, buried at Freedom Cemetery. Children of Eustice Gallimore and Mary Ella are: i. Ola Gallimore, born about 1900 ii. Nora Gallimore, born December 24, 1900; died March 23, 1904 in Scott County Arkansas, buried at Freedom Cemetery. iii. Annie May Gallimore, born January 1, 1902; died April 30, 1902 in Scott County Arkansas, buried at Freedom Cemetery. iv. Fannie May Gallimore, born January 1, 1902; died April 30, 1902 in Scott County Arkansas, buried at Freedom Cemetery. v. Johnnie Lee Gallimore, born March 15, 1905 in Scott County Arkansas; died March 6, 1968 in Scott County Arkansas, buried at Freedom Cemetery. vi. Pearley Lee Gallimore, born April 10, 1910; died June 10, 1911 in Scott County Arkansas, buried at Freedom Cemetery. vii. Clara Gallimore, born about 1913 (Source: 1920 Scott County Census, Tomlinson Twp #12/12 at age 7.). Ernest L. Galimore, the other son of Fannie Gallimore, was born about 1872 in Alabama. He married L.M. Monroe September 25, 1892 Scott County Arkansas. What happened to him? Did he move to Oklahoma. Did he go by the name of Coleman? Fannie Gallimore was born April 28, 1853 in Alabama, and died October 28, 1886 in Scott County Arkansas. She is buried Parks Cemetery at Nola. Was she married to a man named Coleman? She married Wayne Albert Harland between 1880 - 1886. They may have had the following children. Dora Harland who married a Sam Hawthorn Ethel Harland who married a Walter Johnson Fletcher Harland Born: September 28, 1886 and died about November 1886 in Scott County Arkansas. he is buried Parks Cemetery at Nola. He was 2 months old when he died. Any help would be appreciated. Charlene

It is called Rice-Martin Funeral Home and it's phone number is (501) 637-2167, the address is P.O. Box 786 Waldron, Arkansas 72958. Betty Davis wrote: > > Would some kind soul check for the mailing address of Martin Funeral > Home for me? My mail to 105 W. 4th, Waldron, Arkansas 72958 was > returned "No mail receptacle". > > Many thanks. Betty

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Betty, I am sure they have a listing of funeral homes,see if you can find a phone number,I usually call and most are friendly and will tell you what you need to .To find the phone number,if the place have gone out buss.maybe some other home has the records

Would some kind soul check for the mailing address of Martin Funeral Home for me? My mail to 105 W. 4th, Waldron, Arkansas 72958 was returned "No mail receptacle". Many thanks. Betty

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Hello Charlene, I subscribe to the Wise County, Texas list as well as the Scott County, Arkansas. This message mentions Scott County and Jones, any connections? Richard Hollis Tomball, Texas Subj: [TXWISE-L] Forwarded by La Darla Date: 08/01/1999 8:01:11 PM Central Daylight Time From: LaDarlaK@aol.com Reply-to: <A HREF="mailto:TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com">TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com</A> To: TXWISE-L@rootsweb.com Subj: QUERY Wise Co TX Date: 8/1/1999 7:52:46 PM Central Daylight Time From: <A HREF="mailto:GeorgiaArt">GeorgiaArt</A> To: <A HREF="mailto:LaDarlaK">LaDarlaK</A> HALPAIN, HALPIN, WHITLOCK I am seeking information on Mary E Halpin or Halpain who married a Whitlock, first name not known, about 1870 to 1880. They had five children: Mollie birth info not known, James Franklin born abt 1878 in TX, Rosa M born abt 1881 in TX, Jessie E born 1883 in AR, Evaline born 1887 in AR. Mollie married John Jackson Pepper James married Dora Pepper, then Eva Jones Rosa married John William Hendrix in Scott Co AR Jessie married George Harper in Scott Co AR Evaline married Wood Lambert in Scott Co AR Thanks. Georgia Aeverman

Hi I am looking for information about the John T. Jones family found in the following census record. Scott County Census, James Twp #109/109, living "next door" to his brother, Andy Jones. John T. Jones Hd Feb 1879 21 M/2 AR AR AR Sallie Wf Jan 1872 18 1/1 AR AR AR William J. S Sep 1899 10/12 AR AR AR He was the son of William H. Jones and Nancy E. Rogers. He is first found in the 1880 Scott County Census, ED 169 of LaFave Twp #191 at the age of 3. John married Sallie Taylor May 29, 1898 in Scott County Arkansas (Scott County Marriage Book B, page 403.) I believe that Sallie Taylor may have been the daughter of Joseph Taylor, Sr. and Judah Lou Moore who were living in Dwelling #110 of this same census. Sallie and John Jones had the one child in the above census: William J. Jones, born September 1899. I cannot find any further record of this family. Did they move to Oklahoma, as others in their family did? If so, where? What happened to them? Did they have more children? Who were they? I am also looking for information about the Joseph Taylor, Sr. family. Was Sallie their daughter? Any information about this family would be greatly appreciated. Thanks much Charlene

Hi fellow researchers. Everybody staying cool? I wonder if a monument company or funeral home is still in business in Scott County who could have supplied a stone at the Weeks Cemetery perhaps later than 1902 but I am looking for information on Effie Butler Williams, buried at Weeks Cemetery, b 30 Oct. 1837 d 28 December 1902 and, date of death for James Lewis Williams b Jan. 1836 date of death not known. If he is buried at Weeks beside Effie, no marker exists. Any information appreciated. Betty