Hey gang, To all who e-mailed me about the Library trip. Just bear with me. Went to the History Commission today, did not find anything. Hang in there. James Johnston has already given me 30 lashes with a wet noodle. You can line up and do the same if I let you down. Kinsey Millhone

The Fly Forum i Promised kenneth http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?forum=fly&url=%2Ffly%2F&path=%2Ffly%2F&terms=Darlene+Ames+Fly&boolean=AND

In the last 2 messages i am Wrong in Stating who was Vinson Palmer's wife was so disregard i jumped to a Quick decision without thinking and also i failed to get the URL shown at this time the Forum is down so go to the FLY forum i believe the 6 messages are around 720 at least that should be close i will post the Url as soon as the site is up and running Sorry kenneth Correction on the previous message Elizabeth would have been in 1840 census 28 years old and have died abt 1841 searcy Co, AR Kenneth Kenneth Bradshaw wrote: Dewayne and all go to the Bottom of this Page Fly 1-2-3-4-5-6 maybe we are starting to get things straightened out i Disagree with the theory that Vinson Palmer Married Elizabeth Brown Sooter if she married as stated to William Sooter 1798 she should have been at least 13 years at that time a child 1838 she would have been 51 years old we Know that her and Jonathan Moody had a son Sparlin Moody b 1841 Searcy Co, AR she would have been 54 at that time i say that Guffey Married Sally Sooter who had a Daughter Elizabeth who was b 1812 Carroll Co TN who Married Vinson Palmer they they had a son b 1833 who was in Jonathan Moody's household 1840 Searcy Co, census 1850 census Van Buren Co, shown as Benjamin Palmer 17 both Jonathan and Elizabeth are shown as 20/30 in 1840 census which would have made Elizabeth 28 years old at that time Kenneth

Jan, all the books Marian Burnes has published and has for sale are listed on the Marion Co web page. Look under "Resources for Researchers". There's lots more listed than just Marian's books, too. A real "wish list" of goodies :-))))) Marian's books are: "Marriages 1887-1896" [$12] "Marriages 1896-1905" [$15] "Marriages 1905-1917" [$15] "Cemeteries" [$25] "Early Days" [$25] Currently, Marian is *not* filling any orders because of her health. However, Vicki Roberts (co-author of some of the books) *is* filling the orders. You can order from her (unfortunately, she's not online). Make checks payable to Vicki. Vicki Roberts 2363 MC 5032 Yellville AR 72687 870-449-6195 after 7 pm CST Hope this helps. If you have any questions, let me know. I'll do my best to answer them. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com ************************************************** ----- Original Message ----- From: Lynn & Jan James <ljjames@inreach.com> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2001 12:30 PM Subject: [ARSEARCY] Mysty - Marian Burnes books > Sorry to send the note this way - but have been trying to order Marian > Burnes books and found out that I need to get ahold of Mysty who is helping > sell them. Mysty, would it be possible to get ahold of me? > THANKS, > Jan James >

The 1820 census (also 1830) index for Hickman County TN is on line at the Hickman County Home page. The are a number of Searcy County names on in including Melton, Parks, Reddin, Sooter, Sanders. You might want to check it out for your family. http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnhickma/1820Census.htm Judy

As some many of you know I have been doing some research on the Sooter family which ties into the Melton/Palmer/Moody families. I have a transcribed copy of William Sooter's will made in 1824 in Carroll County TN and proved in 1825. I also have transcribed copies of deeds where his land was sold, apparrently after the yougest children came of age. His will names his wife Elizabeth, children Pemeley, Leonard, William (R), Edward (Greenberry), Berry (Greenberry)**he did indeed name 2 sons Greenberry***Edward was usually called Ned and Greenberry was Berry********then Nicey, Sally and Eli. Now we know that the Elizabeth Brown Sooter who William was married to at the time of his death was the mother of Eli (he was Eli Brown Sooter) but do we know she was also the mother of the older children. For reason too complicated to post on the list I think this may have been a second marriage. At least one person posting on the web shows Edward Greenberry's mother as Elizabeth Russell. William could well have married two Elizabeth's. Does anyone know if Permeley, Leonard, William, and Berry had a different mother than the three younger children. At least Eli, Edward and Sally were under 21 when the will was made. Anyone with info on any of these families I would appreciate hearing from you. Anyone interested on more info re Ned Sooter, Berry Sooter, Isabelle Palmer or Sparlin Moody should go to http://genforum.genealogy.com/fly/ Go down to the 6 part history posted Feb 15, 200 by Darlene Ames Fly. It has some really good info on all these families. Judy

Dewayne and all go to the Bottom of this Page Fly 1-2-3-4-5-6 maybe we are starting to get things straightened out i Disagree with the theory that Vinson Palmer Married Elizabeth Brown Sooter if she married as stated to William Sooter 1798 she should have been at least 13 years at that time a child 1838 she would have been 51 years old we Know that her and Jonathan Moody had a son Sparlin Moody b 1841 Searcy Co, AR she would have been 54 at that time i say that Guffey Married Sally Sooter who had a Daughter Elizabeth who was b 1812 Carroll Co TN who Married Vinson Palmer they they had a son b 1833 who was in Jonathan Moody's household 1840 Searcy Co, census 1850 census Van Buren Co, shown as Benjamin Palmer 17 both Jonathan and Elizabeth are shown as 20/30 in 1840 census which would have made Elizabeth 38 years old at that time Dewayne Treat wrote: > Hi Kenneth, > James Melton and Permelia Sooter are also my great great great > grandparents and I too have researched James Melton's lineage for years > with NO success...I have found a James Melton on the Western Cherokee > Indian rolls that seems to fit OUR James Melton...based on what I have > found, James Melton's movements WEST seem to parallel the Indian removal > era (Trail of Tears)...James Melton & William Ragland seem to be > contempararies who moved from Tenn. into Missouri by late 1820's & early > 1830's. William Ragland's son, Reuben, married James Melton's daughter, > Nicie A. Melton and come into Searcy County area of Arkansas by 1835 or > so....some say Reuben and Nicie married in 1836 IN Searcy County & lived > in Wiley's Cove along side Chief Wiley and the Indians who were > there.....I have just about concluded that the reason Reuben and his > wife, Nicie, co-exisited with the Indians so well, is because Reuben & > Nicie Melton had a lot of Cherokee blood themselves....there is > evidence that William Ragland's wife (Reuben's mother), Elizabeth > (Elabestle) Polly Bounds, was also Cherokee, which further supports my > theory.....anyone else want to jump in on this???? > Dewayne Treat > Kenneth Bradshaw wrote: > > > Who is Researching James Melton and Wife Permely Sooter i sure could > > use > > some help i Have James and Permely's Children i also have Permely's > > Parents any help appreciated > > Kenneth

Sorry to send the note this way - but have been trying to order Marian Burnes books and found out that I need to get ahold of Mysty who is helping sell them. Mysty, would it be possible to get ahold of me? THANKS, Jan James

Hi Kenneth, James Melton and Permelia Sooter are also my great great great grandparents and I too have researched James Melton's lineage for years with NO success...I have found a James Melton on the Western Cherokee Indian rolls that seems to fit OUR James Melton...based on what I have found, James Melton's movements WEST seem to parallel the Indian removal era (Trail of Tears)...James Melton & William Ragland seem to be contempararies who moved from Tenn. into Missouri by late 1820's & early 1830's. William Ragland's son, Reuben, married James Melton's daughter, Nicie A. Melton and come into Searcy County area of Arkansas by 1835 or so....some say Reuben and Nicie married in 1836 IN Searcy County & lived in Wiley's Cove along side Chief Wiley and the Indians who were there.....I have just about concluded that the reason Reuben and his wife, Nicie, co-exisited with the Indians so well, is because Reuben & Nicie Melton had a lot of Cherokee blood themselves....there is evidence that William Ragland's wife (Reuben's mother), Elizabeth (Elabestle) Polly Bounds, was also Cherokee, which further supports my theory.....anyone else want to jump in on this???? Dewayne Treat Kenneth Bradshaw wrote: > Who is Researching James Melton and Wife Permely Sooter i sure could > use > some help i Have James and Permely's Children i also have Permely's > Parents any help appreciated > Kenneth

I have James Melton born 1788 in SC. and died after 1860 in Barry Co., MO. He married 1st Permelia Sooter about 1790. They had 7 children and she died at the birth of her last child. He then married ? Crockett. They had 3 children. Nancy Melton by the first wife married Ezekial Martin about 1837. He was born in KY and died in AR. Their daughter Nicia married Ruben Ragland. He was born 1815 in Wayne Co., TN and died 1885 in Bear Creek, Searcy AR Kinsey

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Who is Researching James Melton and Wife Permely Sooter i sure could use some help i Have James and Permely's Children i also have Permely's Parents any help appreciated Kenneth

Randy, Sorry I can't help with your request on the LOVE/WHITE family, but my attention was caught by your list of surnames which includes KELLY/KELLEY. I am interested in exchanging information with anyone connected with the John H. Kelly/Nancy Ann Horton line or their son John H. Kelley and wife Nancy Guthrie. If this is the same family you are researching, either reply to the list, or e-mail me privately at ritajf_99@yahoo.com . Good luck in your search. Rita ----- Original Message ----- From: Genealogy To: ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2001 6:59 PM Subject: [ARSEARCY] Love's In Searcy LOVE-WHITE-Nelson's In Searcy Arkansas. Hello List, I am a descendant of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LOVE he was born May-21-1880 in Calf creek Arkansas and died Jan-23-1968 in Oklahoma. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LOVE MARRIED HENRIETTA NELSON 1897 in Searcy Arkansas, Looking for Nelson's also. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Love's parents were WILLIAM BRANTLEY LOVE and REBECCA M WHITE. Looking for any information on WILLIAM and REBECCA. Looking for any descendants in Searcy Arkansas. Some of WILLIAM and Rebecca's children are supposed to be buried at a old home place by a abandoned cemetery on the Buffalo River, Near Snowball Arkansas, supposed to have been a Old School House Near there to where the children had went to school. HELP ???? Looking for any cousin's or information on these family's. Thank You. Randy Morse. Our Surnames; ABNEY-ARNETT-BEARDON-BILLINGS/BILLINGLEY- CARTER-CATON-GIDEON-GEORGE-HARRIS-HESTER- HITT-HORN/HORNE-HURSH-KELLY/KELLEY-KNIFONG- LOVE-MORSE/MOSS-NELMS/NELLEMS-NELSON- RIDER-SMITH-TENNYSON/TENNISON-WEIR-WHITE-YOTTER

LOVE-WHITE-Nelson's In Searcy Arkansas. Hello List, I am a descendant of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LOVE he was born May-21-1880 in Calf creek Arkansas and died Jan-23-1968 in Oklahoma. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LOVE MARRIED HENRIETTA NELSON 1897 in Searcy Arkansas, Looking for Nelson's also. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Love's parents were WILLIAM BRANTLEY LOVE and REBECCA M WHITE. Looking for any information on WILLIAM and REBECCA. Looking for any descendants in Searcy Arkansas. Some of WILLIAM and Rebecca's children are supposed to be buried at a old home place by a abandoned cemetery on the Buffalo River, Near Snowball Arkansas, supposed to have been a Old School House Near there to where the children had went to school. HELP ???? Looking for any cousin's or information on these family's. Thank You. Randy Morse. Our Surnames; ABNEY-ARNETT-BEARDON-BILLINGS/BILLINGLEY- CARTER-CATON-GIDEON-GEORGE-HARRIS-HESTER- HITT-HORN/HORNE-HURSH-KELLY/KELLEY-KNIFONG- LOVE-MORSE/MOSS-NELMS/NELLEMS-NELSON- RIDER-SMITH-TENNYSON/TENNISON-WEIR-WHITE-YOTTER

Hi List, I plan on going to Searcy County Library one day soon, weather permitting. We were just out of power for 7 days due to the ice storm. If any body wants a look up, I will do what I can depending on how many requests I get. Kinsey ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

Thought this might be of interest to some of you. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <HATCHS1@aol.com> To: <genealogy@ldscn.com> Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 2:54 PM Subject: Re: [GENEALOGY] Shannon County, MO MOGenWeb Shannon County Missouri Index Page > In a message dated 1/3/2001 9:27:36 PM Pacific Standard Time, > Captkirk39@aol.com writes: > > << http://www.rootsweb.com/~moshanno/ >> > > Okay now this stinks! I followed this link to numerous links and was getting > excited about finding some information. Well, I got a link on Missouri > marriages to 1900 and got a hit and when I went to view the results, lo and > behold I have to purchase a premium subscription to Ancestry.com. This is > just wrong. I cannot find this info anywhere and now when I get close, I > have to pay?? I don't have $39.95 to get a subscribtion- this is just wrong. > Now I am depressed. > Paula in Las Vegas > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- > <GENEALOGY@ldscn.com> - Genealogy research and discussion list at LDSCN > To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe genealogy" to <majordomo@ldscn.com> > Search our archives and get more help at our website, http://www.ldscn.com > Please be good to each other. No copyrighted material, please.

I'll throw in my Lucinda, too. I have Lucinda Charotte Keeling, that married Jesse Monroe Baker, he was born in Searcy Co., AR and died there, in 1933, Lucinda also died in Searcy Co., AR in 1903. I have genealogy information about both of these people, if anyone is interested. sincerely, Jean Hendrix

Have done as much searching as I can here at home. Some of this may be of help to you. The only Samuel Brown I find in Searcy Co is Samuel U. Brown b AR 1861. He is living with the John A Moore family in Tomahawk Township, Searcy Co. AR in 1880 and is single. JOEL NEWTON REEVES (son of Asa & Charity [Baker] Reeves) b Searcy Co. AR 1855 m Searcy Co. AR bef 1880 Emeline E. ___ b Searcy Co. AR 1858. In Calf Creek Township, Searcy Co. AR 1880 with no children. Searcy Co. 1870 census - Tomahawk Township: Joshua Stills 38 KY. Mary 41 wife TN [prob 2nd wife] Milley 70 mother KY blind. William F 19 son AR. Joshua W 15 son AR. SARAH F 11 dau AR. Francis M 3 son AR. Jasper Reeves [son of Asa & Charity {Baker} Reeves] 21 s-in-l AR. Mary Jane [Stills] 17 wife AR. Married Sep 1869. Jasper Reeves & Joel Newton Reeves are brothers. Mary Jane Stills & Sarah F Stills are sisters. The Joshua Stills family is not in Searcy Co nor in Marion Co in 1880. And I find no listing for a Samuel & Sarah Brown in Searcy Co in 1880. I find only one James Turner in Searcy Co in 1880 - he's 8, b MO, son of Jess & Margaret C (___) Turner. There are no Turners in Marion Co in 1880. I'm guessing that Joel Newton Reeves' wife, Emeline, died before 1890 when he presumably married Sarah (Stills) (Brown) Turner. If some more of this blasted ice will melt tomorrow, I *might* get to the library and get some research done that I can't do here at home. If so, I'll see what I can find there for you. Haven't been off the farm since the Friday before Christmas. The larder is showing some truly bare spots that must needs be filled so I really should try to get out tomorrow. Keep your fingers crossed for me, okay? Meantime, hope some of this is useful. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <DdHober@aol.com> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 12:08 PM Subject: [ARSEARCY] BROWN-TURNER-REEVES > I am looking for any decendants of Joel Newton Reeves & Sarah (Sally) > STILLS (maiden name) BROWN TUNRER REEVES > Saly (Sarah) was married to Samule Brown in 1879 and had one child before the > split up. That one child was Thomas Wilson Brown, my Grandfather. Sally's > second husband was James Turner with whome she had several more children > with. Still looking for those descendants also. Her third marriage was to > Joel Newton REEVES. They had several children also. Here is a list of the > children that Sally (Sarah) STILLS (maiden name) BROWN TURNER REEVES > *2 i. Tillman2 Reeves was born on (birth date unknown). (possibly a Turner) > *3 ii. Sylvia Reeves was born on (birth date unknown). (possibly a Turner) > *4 iii. Alice J Reeves was born in AR DEC 1888. (possibly a Turner) > 5 iv. Francis Reeves was born in AR APR 1893. > 6 v. Ollie Reeves m Millie ? and had 6 children? Died in AZ I believe > 7 vi. Nancy J Reeves > 8 vii. Joseph Reeves > 9 viii. John Reeves I beleive John was the one who died during WWI > * These children were born before 1890 when Sally (sarah) was still married > to James Turner. Sally married Joel Newton in 1890. > I have the copy of the Marriage licesnse. I got those from the LDS Family > History Center. > I am trying to locate any of these descendants because they may hold some > clues to some mysteries we have yet to solve. > Any help would be greatly apreciated. > Also thank yuo to those who corrected me on the issue of Ruby Lacy's books. > Living in Oregon, we have limited resources on AR hsitory. > DdHober > <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/d2hober/civilwar.htm">Civil War Resources</A> > <A HREF="http://deesrecipes.homestead.com/files/recipes.html">Recipes</A> > > >

1840 Searcy Co.--under5*5-10*10-15*15-20*20-30*30-40*40-50*50-60*60-70*70-80 Joel Baker----------3 1 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 / 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jesse Baker--------2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 / 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Elias Baker --------1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Zebediah Baker---0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 / 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 William Baker-----1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 / 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Hope this helps. Looks like the Jesse is the only one with 2 females in the right age bracket for Lucinda & Cynthia. Good luck. Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: Mysty McPherson <shakerag@mtnhome.com> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 9:07 PM Subject: [ARSEARCY] Lucinda Baker > Well, Cathy, I've been thru my two Baker databases, checked MCAR & SCAR > records, checked several sources on the Internet, and I still can't come up > with who Lucinda Baker was, let alone who her husband was. Matter of fact, > I can't come up with a Lucinda Baker (as a daughter or a spouse) anywhere > (other than yours) born before the 1870s and 1880s. There appear to be > several Bakers in Searcy Co. that don't fit the William Baker family nor the > Zebediah Baker family. I'm seriously beginning to think there's at least a > third Baker family there. > > There's no Baker at all in the MCAR 1840 census. But, there is an 1840 > Searcy Co census. The microfilm is at the MCAR Library, but I won't have > access to it 'til more of this ice-cube weather goes away (our mail lady > wrecked her truck this morning and had to go to the hospital so I'm not > venturing out on the roads for a while). Maybe someone on the Searcy Co > list has access to it. > > Sorry I couldn't be of help. I'll keep my eyes open just in case I trip > over something, though. > > Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <CCONN2349@aol.com> > To: <shakerag@mtnhome.com> > Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 3:44 PM > Subject: Re: [ARSEARCY] A J Baker > > > > Mysty, > > Would there be anything in your Marion Co. Families re: Thomas or William > > BAKER born approx 1810 TN?. > > > > I'm looking for the father of Cynthia Ann BAKER, who md Christopher > Columbus > > ROBERTSON. Cynthia's mother was Lucinda and is found living with Cynthia > and > > "Lum" in the 1850 census. > > > > ROBERTSON, Christopher c age 23 TN > > ...Cynthia A. 21 TN > > ...Alfred M. 1 AR > > BAKER, Lucinda 41, female, widowed, KY > > ...Thomas 19 TN (I believe these are Lucinda's children and her > > husband-Thomas BAKER) > > ...Louisa Jane 14, TN > > ...John Wm. 12 TN > > ...David C. 9 AR > > ...Mary Elizabeth AR > > > > Which appears that they moved to AR approximately 1841 since John was born > in > > TN, and David who is 9yrs was born in AR. Lucinda would have been born > > around 1810? > > > > 1860 Lucinda is living next door to Christopher Columbus & Cynthia A. > > Robertson, Richland Township 324-317 Searcy Co. AR; > > BAKER, Lucinda age 52 female, b. KY > > William (John) age 22 male #22, b. TN > > David C. age 19 male, b. AR > > Mary age 17 female, b. AR > > > > 1870 Searcy Co. AR Census--Richland Twnsp--43-43 > > HENDRIX, Hosa age 27 (1) b. Tn > > Mary E. age 27 (12) b. AR > > Lucinda A. age 6f b. AR > > Larken age 4m b. AR > > Harvey age 1m b. AR > > Sparlin age 3/12 b. Mar AR > > BAKER, Lucinda age 60f b. AR > > ALLBRITTON, Zilder age 7f b. AR > > James H. age 4m b. AR > > > > I have not been able to find this complete family anywhere. Was there a > 1840 > > Marion Co. Census, or other info that I could locate this family in? In > > everything I have read it appears that maybe Thomas was the son of William > > who was the son of Zebediah BAKER? But still can't find Lucinda's maiden > > name either. > > > > Any tips would be appreciated, thanks again!! > > > > Cathy Switzer Conn > > RE: SWITZER, CHADWICK, TAYLOR, HAMILTON, DOWTHARD, ROBERTSON, BAKER, > MANES, > > SHIVERS, FRENCH. --Mostly in Searcy Co. AR > > > > Visit my Zing site and see if you recognize any of these people from > Searcy > > Co., AR. > > http://www.zing.com/album/?id=4294466997&code=35753&mode=invite Cathy > Switzer Conn> > >

I have the 1840 full State census, also 1830, 1820 (reconstructed) and 1850 full state census. In 1840 my Jamesons who lived next to Lucinda Baker and C.C. Robertson in 1850, were in Searcy County, HOWEVER, there was one LONE son, James C. Jameson who was in the Izard Co census in 1850, possibly very near by at that time. James C. is the one who owned the largest amount of land up there on Jameson Creek and Jameson Hill or Bluff. He married Dulcenia Wyatt, but, he was much older than her, and he appeared to be married in the 1840 census, so I suspect he married before Dulcenia but, none of us know if he did or who SHE was......................Faye ----- Original Message ----- From: Mysty McPherson <shakerag@mtnhome.com> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 9:07 PM Subject: [ARSEARCY] Lucinda Baker > Well, Cathy, I've been thru my two Baker databases, checked MCAR & SCAR > records, checked several sources on the Internet, and I still can't come up > with who Lucinda Baker was, let alone who her husband was. Matter of fact, > I can't come up with a Lucinda Baker (as a daughter or a spouse) anywhere > (other than yours) born before the 1870s and 1880s. There appear to be > several Bakers in Searcy Co. that don't fit the William Baker family nor the > Zebediah Baker family. I'm seriously beginning to think there's at least a > third Baker family there. > > There's no Baker at all in the MCAR 1840 census. But, there is an 1840 > Searcy Co census. The microfilm is at the MCAR Library, but I won't have > access to it 'til more of this ice-cube weather goes away (our mail lady > wrecked her truck this morning and had to go to the hospital so I'm not > venturing out on the roads for a while). Maybe someone on the Searcy Co > list has access to it. > > Sorry I couldn't be of help. I'll keep my eyes open just in case I trip > over something, though. > > Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <CCONN2349@aol.com> > To: <shakerag@mtnhome.com> > Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2001 3:44 PM > Subject: Re: [ARSEARCY] A J Baker > > > > Mysty, > > Would there be anything in your Marion Co. Families re: Thomas or William > > BAKER born approx 1810 TN?. > > > > I'm looking for the father of Cynthia Ann BAKER, who md Christopher > Columbus > > ROBERTSON. Cynthia's mother was Lucinda and is found living with Cynthia > and > > "Lum" in the 1850 census. > > > > ROBERTSON, Christopher c age 23 TN > > ...Cynthia A. 21 TN > > ...Alfred M. 1 AR > > BAKER, Lucinda 41, female, widowed, KY > > ...Thomas 19 TN (I believe these are Lucinda's children and her > > husband-Thomas BAKER) > > ...Louisa Jane 14, TN > > ...John Wm. 12 TN > > ...David C. 9 AR > > ...Mary Elizabeth AR > > > > Which appears that they moved to AR approximately 1841 since John was born > in > > TN, and David who is 9yrs was born in AR. Lucinda would have been born > > around 1810? > > > > 1860 Lucinda is living next door to Christopher Columbus & Cynthia A. > > Robertson, Richland Township 324-317 Searcy Co. AR; > > BAKER, Lucinda age 52 female, b. KY > > William (John) age 22 male #22, b. TN > > David C. age 19 male, b. AR > > Mary age 17 female, b. AR > > > > 1870 Searcy Co. AR Census--Richland Twnsp--43-43 > > HENDRIX, Hosa age 27 (1) b. Tn > > Mary E. age 27 (12) b. AR > > Lucinda A. age 6f b. AR > > Larken age 4m b. AR > > Harvey age 1m b. AR > > Sparlin age 3/12 b. Mar AR > > BAKER, Lucinda age 60f b. AR > > ALLBRITTON, Zilder age 7f b. AR > > James H. age 4m b. AR > > > > I have not been able to find this complete family anywhere. Was there a > 1840 > > Marion Co. Census, or other info that I could locate this family in? In > > everything I have read it appears that maybe Thomas was the son of William > > who was the son of Zebediah BAKER? But still can't find Lucinda's maiden > > name either. > > > > Any tips would be appreciated, thanks again!! > > > > Cathy Switzer Conn > > RE: SWITZER, CHADWICK, TAYLOR, HAMILTON, DOWTHARD, ROBERTSON, BAKER, > MANES, > > SHIVERS, FRENCH. --Mostly in Searcy Co. AR > > > > Visit my Zing site and see if you recognize any of these people from > Searcy > > Co., AR. > > http://www.zing.com/album/?id=4294466997&code=35753&mode=invite Cathy > Switzer Conn> >