Greetings all. I have volunteered to make the journey to 2 of the graveyards where my ancestors are buried in Scott county to record all of the names there for the Genweb Tombstone Transcription Project. The two graveyards I am to go to are Egypt Cemetery and Hunt Cemetery both just outside of Waldron Arkansas. I am wondering if anyone knows of any possible records already existing on these Cemeteries or any idea of who to ask about it. I have visited these two places once before and noticed many graves only marked with numbers and many whos headstones are already so old that they are unreadable. I am prepared to go there soon and do my best but thought I should see if there was a historical society or someone that I should go to for information first. (I am fairly new to ARSCOTT-L) Thank you all, Rita Terrell (taerie@gte.net)
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 thought this was an interesting query. I don't have a clue as to the answer; if any of you do, I hope you'll post it here to the list. Thanks. Delaine
Would you happen to know who Jones TWP was named after? I think it used to be LaFave TWP. How about Hunt TWP? Is it still called that or has it folded up? Thanks for being there. Swell Mel.
Hi, I'm looking for anyone who can help me fill in the blanks on Daniel Carroll who was killed in Scott Co. in 1851. Also Daniel Boltinghouse. Daniel and wife Sarah were there in 1846 because that's when Sarah died. Their daughter Nancy married Daniel Carroll. Also connected are, Huie and Stuart. I have some letters written from Waldron in the 1850's but I need more info. Daniel Carroll also had a brother George. Thanks, Susan
This was sent to me but I wonder if it was intended for the "Scott County List." Hope someone on here is interested in this family and will contact Jim. Thanks, Delaine
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). Ive 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 char@presys.com 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
Just wanted to let all of you know the information from the 1923 issue of the local newspaper has now been completed and added to the Scott County ARGenWeb page. The index to obituaries for the years 1964, 1965 and 1966 have also been added. Delaine Edwards
Hi! I am looking for information on WILLIAM PRESTON MORROW, born February, 1857 in INDIANA. I have no idea what county, though I have come across an 1860 census record which might be his family, but dont really know at this time. I am just grasping for straws at this point. It is said that William was Irish, so it is possible that this could be the right family. He was in Scott County, AR between 1881 and 1883, I believe, when he married MELVINA JONES. Below is what is known about the first two generations of my Morrow family, and the census record. It is possible that William had at least one brother, name unknown, and a sister, NANCY A. MORROW who married JAMES W. JONES, JR., the brother of Williams wife. He may have also had another brother or cousin EDWARD MORROW who was in Scott County by 1910. Any help at all would be appreciated. I have hit the proverbial brick wall with this one. Thanks so much. Charlene (Morrow) Holland char@presys.com 1860 Indiana Gibson County Census Township Patoka Family 084 Dwelling 084 Jas Morrow 26 Ireland Mary A. 26 Ireland William 3 Indiana Mary 1 Indiana Descendants of William Preston Morrow 1. WILLIAM PRESTON MORROW (parents unknown) was born 2/1857 in Indiana, and died 3/29/1929 in Scott County, Arkansas. He married MELVINA JONES 1880-1882 in Scott County, Arkansas ?, daughter of JAMES JONES and LUVICIA JAMES. Children of William Morrow and Melvina Jones are: i. SAMUEL FRANKLIN MORROW, b. 8/1882, Scott County Arkansas; d. in Texas; m. MILLIE ANN JONES, 11/15/1903, Scott County Arkansas. ii. ELLA MORROW, b. 10/1886; m. ALBERT JOSLIN. iii. BENJAMIN ALLEN MORROW, b. 6/20/1888, Scott County, Arkansas; d. 4/03/1974, Tulsa, Oklahoma; m. OLLIE CLEMENTINE HARRIS, 9/01/1907, Scott County, Arkansas. iv. MOLLIE S. MORROW, b. 2/1892; m. Mr. MITCHELL. v. ALICE C. MORROW, b. 12/1884, Scott County, Arkansas; m. JACOB DOLPHIN HALE, 10/31/1901, Scott County, Arkansas. Direct Descendants of William Preston Morrow 1 William Preston MORROW, b: 2/1857 Indiana; d: 3/29/1929 Scott County, Arkansas .......+Melvina JONES b: 2/15/1860 Scott County, Arkansas; m: 1880-1882 Scott County, Arkansas ?; d:1/23/1931 Scott County, Arkansas Father: James W. JONES Mother: LuVicia (Luvicy/Vicy) JAMES ............2 Benjamin Allen MORROW, b: 6/20/1888 Scott County, Arkansas; d: 4/03/1974 Tulsa, Oklahoma ..................+Ollie Clementine HARRIS, b: 5/05/1891 Scott County, Arkansas; m: 9/01/1907 Scott County, Arkansas; d: 2/17/1961 Scott County, Arkansas Father: Robert M. HARRIS Mother: Laurah Belle JOURNEY .......................3 Charles Matthew MORROW, b: 4/04/1912 Scott County, Arkansas .............................+Nancy Edith PHILLIPS, b: 2/03/1919 Jasper, Newton County, Arkansas m: 12/22/1936 Jasper, Newton County, Arkansas Father: Roscoe Conklin PHILLIPS Mother: Angieline TENNISON ..................................4 Charlene Lleretha MORROW, b: 10/23/1937 Harlingen, Texas Endnotes 1. 1900 Scott County Census records 2. Cemetery Records 3. 1900 Scott County Census records 4. 1900 Scott County Census records 5. Cemetery Records 6. Cemetery Records 7. Scott County Marriage Records Book C-557 8. 1900 Scott County Census records 9. 1900 Scott County Census records
Hi all! Time to repost this again I think!! I am still looking for information on this Jones family. I have been unable to trace David J. JONES any further back than 1850 in Scott County, AR, nor do I know who his parents were. Census records state that he was born in SC. If you are connected to this family or have any information, please contact me. I would be glad to share what I have on this family. Thanks so much. Charlene 8) char@presys.com David J. Jones Descendents: 1 David J. Jones b: 1809-1810 in SC d: bef 1870 in Scott County, AR .......... +Patsy/Martha b: Abt 1811 in TN m: Abt 1829 d: ? AR .................. 2 James W. Jones b: Abt 1830 in AR d: Abt 1864 .....................+ Luvicia (Vicy) James b: Abt 1834 in Wayne Co., MO m: Abt 1851 AR d: Abt February 20, 1888 Scott County, AR ..................................3 Melvina Jones b: Feb 15, 1860 AR d: Jan 23, 1931 Scott County, AR ..................................... +William Preston Morrow b: Feb 1857 IN m. 1880-1883 AR d: Mar 29, 1929Scott County, AR .................................3 Martha Jane Jones b:1852AR d 1934 AR ..................................... +Isaiah Brothers .................................3 Sarah Anne Jones b: Abt 1854 .................................3 William N. Jones b: Aht 1857 .................................3 Susan Jones b: 1855-1856 AR d:1916 AR .................................. +Jehu Jacob Wilson .................................3 James W. Jones b: Abt 1964 in AR .................................. +Nancy A. Morrow b: Jan 1869 IN m: Abt 1883 d: 1927 AR .................2 Marion Jones b: 1832-1833 AR ................. +Elizabeth b: 1837 in AR m: 1858-1859 AR ...........................3 Patsey Jane Jones b 1859-1860 d bef 1870 .....................*2nd Wife of Marion Jones: ..................... +Ann Beason 1825 in KY m: 1867-1868 ...........................3 William L. Jones b: 1969 ............2 Isham/Isom T. Jones b: Abt 1834 .............. + Milly or Mildred b: 1834-1845 in AR or IL ..........................3 Malinda E. Jones b: 1868 ..........................3 Mellisa U. Jones b: 1872 ..........................3 Savanah 0. Jones b: 1875 ..........................3 Benton Jones b: 1876 ..........................3 Newton W. Jones b: 1878 ..........................3 Jasper J. Jones b: 1878 ..........................3 Fred Franklin Jones, b:April 20, 1880 ..............2 Mary A. Jones b: Abt 1837 ..............2 Franklin Jones b: Aht 1843
I have a Mary Jane Wilson b 1860 m John Shaw in Sebastian Co., AR 31 Oct 1880. These are my Grandparents. I don't know who Mary Jane's parents were. Your John B. Wilson had a daughter named Mary J. Could these be the same? John B. also had a daughter named Effie. My Mary Jane Wilson and John Shaw named one of their daughters Effie (my grandmother). John Shaw is listed on the 1910 census of Cauthron TS, Scott Co AR with a son Lemuel and daughters Effie and Sophia. Mary Jane was not listed on this census. I don't know if she had died by then. I don't have a record of her death or where she is buried. Junior Metcalf jrmetcalf@aol.com In a message dated 98-05-15 08:18:18 EDT, you write: > Subj: [Fwd: John Wilson] > Date: 98-05-15 08:18:18 EDT > From: delaine@ipa.net (Delaine Edwards) > To: ARSCOTT-L@rootsweb.com > > Hello All: > I am hoping some of you may be working on this line and can > help Debi. She had found a mention of her John B. Wilson in the > Ione Baptist Church records in the Scott County Archives on the > internet. Thanks for your help. > Delaine > > > -------------------- > Received: from thunder.ipa.net (thunder.ipa.net [205.218.170.21]) by dogbert. > ipa.net (8.8.5/8.6.9) with ESMTP id JAA19101 for <delaine@pop.ipa.net>; Thu, > 14 May 1998 09:24:33 -0500 (CDT) > From: sandrew@cowboy.net > Received: from cowboy.net (root@cowboy.net [206.103.98.250]) > by thunder.ipa.net (8.8.8/8.8.6) with ESMTP id JAA28229 > for <delaine@ipa.net>; Thu, 14 May 1998 09:24:31 -0500 (CDT) > Received: from LOCALNAME (stw-ppp68.cowboy.net [206.103.98.68]) > by cowboy.net (8.8.8/8.8.8) with SMTP id JAA05443 > for <delaine@ipa.net>; Thu, 14 May 1998 09:20:27 -0500 > Message-ID: <355B0FCC.221B@cowboy.net> > Date: Thu, 14 May 1998 08:37:48 -0700 > Reply-To: sandrew@cowboy.net > Organization: St Andrew's Episcopal Church > X-Mailer: Mozilla 3.01C-KIT (Win16; U) > MIME-Version: 1.0 > To: delaine@ipa.net > Subject: John Wilson > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > > Hi, > > Thank you for responding to my e-mail. A little information about myself > and how I connect to John B. Wilson. > > > Myself: Debra (Pearce) Hodson > My Mother: Virginia (Creekmore) Pearce > Her Mother: Effie (Wilson) Creekmore > Her Father: John B. Wilson > > >From the 1900 census of Indian Territory, Oklahoma I found and know the > following information to be correct: > > John B. Wilson > Mary J. (Corbitt) wife > Ida Lee daughter > William T. son > Oscar son > Auther son > Nancy daughter > Effie daughter > Mary J. daughter > Georgia daughter (found in the 1910 census) > > That's about all the information that I can verify. What I think but > have not been able to verify (or if I have gotten off onto a wrong > lineage)is: > > John B. Wilson may have been married before he married Mary J. > to Nancy J. ? I found them together on the 1880 census Scott > Township, Sharp County in Arkansas ... listed with three children .. > Henry, Jonathan and Laura. > > I also have not be able to verify John B. Wilson's mother or father's > name but I am leaning towards Jonathan and Mary Wilson found on the 1870 > and 1860 census of Scott Township, Lawrence County of Arkansas. But > again I don't know this information for sure. I am looking for the > documentation that will tell me that "yes" maybe the John B. Wilson in > Arkansas is the same as the one in Oklahoma and who is parents are. > > > My mother remembered that her grandfather (John B. Wilson) was a Baptist > Preacher and from the records in Sequoyah County in Oklahoma, I was able > to trace back to Scott County in Arkansas and obtained a copy of the > record at the court house where he was ordained by the Missionary > Baptist Church at Shiloh ... but until I found the history on the net I > had not been able to go any further. > > I would appreciate any help. > > Debi > > > > ----------------------- Headers -------------------------------- > Return-Path: <ARSCOTT-L-request@rootsweb.com> > Received: from rly-za02.mx.aol.com (rly-za02.mail.aol.com [172.31.36.98]) by air-za03.mail.aol.com (v43.10) with SMTP; Fri, 15 May 1998 08:18:18 -0400 > Received: from fp-1.rootsweb.com (fp-1.rootsweb.com [207.113.233.233]) > by rly-za02.mx.aol.com (8.8.5/8.8.5/AOL-4.0.0) > with ESMTP id IAA21906; > Fri, 15 May 1998 08:18:07 -0400 (EDT) > Received: (from slist@localhost) > by fp-1.rootsweb.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id FAA10949; > Fri, 15 May 1998 05:01:46 -0700 (PDT) > Resent-Date: Fri, 15 May 1998 05:01:46 -0700 (PDT) > Message-ID: <355C1ED7.74650F94@ipa.net> > Date: Fri, 15 May 1998 05:54:15 -0500 > From: Delaine Edwards <delaine@ipa.net> > Organization: None > X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.04 [en] (Win95; U) > MIME-Version: 1.0 > Old-To: ARScott-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Fwd: John Wilson] > Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="------------7DFC6D2E3BA565F864044731" > Resent-Message-ID: <"bWfqOB.A.zqC.p6CX1"@fp-1.rootsweb.com> > To: ARSCOTT-L@rootsweb.com > Resent-From: ARSCOTT-L@rootsweb.com > X-Mailing-List: <ARSCOTT-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/360 > X-Loop: ARSCOTT-L@rootsweb.com > Precedence: list > Resent-Sender: ARSCOTT-L-request@rootsweb.com > >
Hello, all - Have you ever wanted to decode a person's Social Security number & determine where/when it was issued? Reprinted below is info that I found at: http://www.midtown.net/~moo/ssn.html Perhaps this might help someone. Happy hunting - Regards, Nancy Parnell np@staffnet.com (Desperately seeking info on Ota Sharp) ************************************************************************* Decoding the Social Security Number (from "Social-Security-Numbers And Other Telling Information:" by Simson Garfinkel, published in the Whole Earth Review, Fall 1989) The first three digits of a person's Social Security Number indicate the state that the person was living in at the time the number was assigned (see table). The exceptions to this rule are numbers in the 700-729 range, which were issued by the Railroad Retirement agency, the only such retirement plan to have its own block of SSNs. The fourth and fifth digits indicate the group number. The sequence is reported to be odd numbers from 01-09, then even numbers from 10-98, then even numbers 02-08, and finally odd numbers 11-99. All numbers issued before 1965 are either odd numbers between 01 and 09, or even numbers between 10 and 98. The last four digits are the "serial number," and run from 0001 to 9999... a.. 001-003 New Hampshire b.. 004-007 Maine c.. 008-009 Vermont d.. 010-034 Massachusetts e.. 035-039 Rhode Island f.. 040-049 Connecticut g.. 050-134 New York h.. 135-158 New Jersey i.. 159-211 Pennsylvania j.. 212-220 Maryland k.. 221-222 Delaware l.. 223-231 Virginia m.. 232-236 West Virginia n.. 232 N. Carolina (1) o.. 237-246 N. Carolina p.. 247-251 S. Carolina q.. 252-260 Georgia r.. 261-267 Florida s.. 589-595 Florida t.. 268-302 Ohio u.. 303-317 Indiana v.. 318-361 Illinois w.. 362-386 Michigan x.. 387-399 Wisconsin y.. 400-407 Kentucky z.. 408-415 Tennessee aa.. 416-424 Alabama ab.. 425-428 Mississippi ac.. 587-588 Mississippi ad.. 429-432 Arkansas ae.. 433-439 Louisiana af.. 440-448 Oklahoma ag.. 449-467 Texas ah.. 468-477 Minnesota ai.. 478-485 Iowa aj.. 486-500 Missouri ak.. 501-502 N. Dakota al.. 503-504 S. Dakota am.. 505-508 Nebraska an.. 509-515 Kansas ao.. 516-517 Montana ap.. 518-519 Idaho aq.. 520 Wyoming ar.. 521-524 Colorado as.. 525 New Mexico at.. 585 New Mexico au.. 526-527 Arizona av.. 528-529 Utah aw.. 530 Nevada ax.. 531-539 Washington ay.. 540-544 Oregon az.. 545-573 California ba.. 574 Alaska bb.. 575-576 Hawaii bc.. 577-579 Washington, DC bd.. 580 Virgin Islands be.. 580-584 Puerto Rico bf.. 586 Guam bg.. 586 American Samoa bh.. 586 Philippine Islands bi.. 700-729 Railroad Retirement (1) Number 232, with middle digits 30, has been allocated to North Carolina from West Virginia.
You can do this simply by showing the report on the screen. Select EDIT-Copy Report (Usually the name of the report). Then go to your email editor and/or word processing program and CTRL-V or EDIT PASTE. Magic. Your report is now easily shared with others without sending the actual file or hand typing all that information. Hope this helps as well. Harvey
While this does not relate to surnames directly, I have been trying to get my information together so that I can link either people or dates or locations together. I have ran across this ability quite by accident but would like to share this with each of you in case you have these products or similar products. In Family Tree Maker, you have the ability to create a self defined report which can include any field(s) of your family tree program. Set this report to the fields that you would like to create a separate database that cannot be accomplished through FTM. Once you have your report, go the Edit menu option and select Copy Report. Go to a plain text editor and either Ctrl-V or Edit-Paste. This creates a tab delimited text file. Edit out the word Report and modify the headings to meet your needs. When you exit and save this file, bring up Access or Excel and import the file with the first line as headings. Bingo, you now have your information where you can slice and dice them to your hearts content. If later you need to update your information, just have it copy over the Excel file or import the information and overwrite the table that was originally created. You can use this to isolate either families or locations or dates or all three. You set the fields and the criteria to be used. Hope this helps someone. Harvey
While surfing the net I found this very handy site. I thought all of you might like to keep in your reference files. http://www.seidata.com/~lhoffman/cdlist.html Susan
The index to the Scott Co. obituaries for 1887 - 1963 is now posted on the Scott Co. USGenWeb page. Each year is indexed separately and you'll find the links for each year in the chart found on the "Obituary" webpage. These are all the available obituaries or mentions of a death as listed in the available Scott County newspapers and the amount of information in them varies widely. For some, there is the bare mention of the death occurring, or perhaps a death implied by a published "Card of Thanks." Others are wonderful capsule histories of the person's life (the way an obit should be but most often isn't.) If you find one of your ancestors listed, you might want to check with me via Email: if it's a very short one I'll be able to retype and send it to you by Email. For copies of the longer ones you'll need to write the Scott County Historical & Genealogical Society for a photocopy - I can tell you how many pages you'll need to send for. I hope this is information some of you will find useful. The indexes for the years 1964, 1965 and 1966 will be added in a few weeks, as soon as the Society publishes Volume 11 of the obituary books. Delaine
Hello All: I am hoping some of you may be working on this line and can help Debi. She had found a mention of her John B. Wilson in the Ione Baptist Church records in the Scott County Archives on the internet. Thanks for your help. Delaine
The following message from Dr. Brian Leverich at Rootsweb Genealogical Data Cooperative indicates the Search Engine for the Mailing Lists Archives is now up and going. I tried it for this mailing list and it worked fine. Just type in ARScott for the name of the mailing list and then enter whatever name you are interested in. Delaine Edwards 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
I just wanted to take this time to express my appreciation to the Scott County Historical and Genealogical Society. They are so helpful and the most cooperative genealogical society that I have run across. I have never personally met Delaine but she is so nice to correspond with. Jane Workman also works at the society and she has been so helpful. Jane and Tom are just wonderful people. My husband and I are proud to call them cousins. I just want to say that if anyone hasn't joined the Scott County genealogical society, that it is definately worth joining. Their "Echo" is wonderful! Lynne Bates Skiatook, OK
Hi all! My husband and I are back from a wonderful visit in Oklahoma and Arkansas. We visited Scott County and had a wonderful time there. Got to visit several cemeteries and places I had gone as a child. We were very impressed by the kindness and courtesy that was extended to us by everyone we met there. A special thanks to Delaine Edwards goes to Delaine Edwards for her kindness!! You are great!! I was fortunate to get some great pictures from relatives I hadn't seen in a long long time. It was especially nice to see my cousin, Patsy Pickens of Gravelly who I hadn't seen in forty years!! Lots of pictures were taken at various cemeteries too. We had a great time!! Charlene