Thank you Kenneth and Lane for all your work and for sharing with the list. We all look forward to any information you care to share. Ann List Manager ----- Original Message ----- From: Kenneth Bradshaw <mvd00339@mvtel.net> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 11:53 PM Subject: Re: [ARSEARCY] Pay sites > The Knoxville Gazette > > The Knoxville Gazette was the first newspaper published in what was to become > Tennessee. The original owners G. Roulstone > and R. Ferguson brought their press over the mountains from North Carolina to > Rogersville in present day Hawkins County. > They began publication on November 5, 1791. The paper was printed at Rogersville > for about one year and then the press was > moved to Knoxville which was fast becoming the political center of Tennessee. > > Saturday, January 28, 1792 > Vol. 1 No. 7 > > (Page 3, Column 2/3) > Knoxville, January 28 > > Copy of a letter from Colonel Arthur Campbell to Captain John Watts > > Captain John Watts, > Ever since the conclusion of the late war between England and America, > I have frequently been an advocate for peace, to take place between all the > red people, and the citizens of the United States, and that they might live > together as brothers.--I desire it because I could see no object worth wise > men's notice to quarrel about. > We live under the same sky, the same clouds water our fields, and the > great spirit above gives us in common plentifull of many other good things > whereby we may live happy, if we would but live in peace and love one > another. > Often has inconsiderate young men of the Cherokee nation interrupted > these bright prospects, by killing innocent persons.--And to our shame, some > white men have been bad also. > Two years ago the people of America chose George Washington to be > their Head-Man in peace as well as in war. He has a good heart; and loves > all men, red people as well as white, and will take care of them, if they > will observe his council and his orders.--The Creek nation last summer > wisely made a lasting peace, so that war with them can happen no more. > The Cherokees ought to make haste to do the same, least the door be > shut against them forever. Why did some of the Cherokees last week kill two > young men near the borders of Virginia? men that never hurt an Indian in > their lives. This practice must be put an end to soon, or certain > destruction will before many years befal the whole Cherokee nation. > Let men die for their own crimes, when they commit such as are worthy > of death, and then peace and good will more and more and more take place > and be lasting. > I send you this Talk as a Virginian, and because you are a brave man, > capable to act wisely as well as be bold. Take a well-wisher's advice, > listen attentively, and be strong in advising your young men to be at > peace.--Come to the treaty next June at the mouth of French Broad.--The > beloved man sent by Congress to take care of the southern Indians will then > meet you, and take you by the hand as a brother, and forgive what is past; > provided not a drop of blood is hereafter shed by the Cherokees > Your friend, > ARTHUR CAMPBELL > Dated near Chota, February > 11, 1791 > > Would you want this > Kenneth > > Watts444@aol.com wrote: > > > Within the next month watch for free access to Arkansas family history > > information. I too am sorry to see all the pay sites for information, when > > you don't know if the info is of any value to you. I am a database developer > > who is researching information on the WATTS familt of Arkansas who came from > > Tennessee. The other families I am trackinf from AR are the KELLY's, > > SULLIVANS, BEGLEY's, and MANUEL's. > > I work part time for a web hosting company and will soon have access to a > > FREE website where we can share information without charges from other > > websites. > > I will alert the group when the info goes live. I will make available any > > census, land, or other oral history that might benefit subscribers of this > > list. KEEP OUR HISTORY FREE! > > Thank you, > > Lane Watts > >

Within the next month watch for free access to Arkansas family history information. I too am sorry to see all the pay sites for information, when you don't know if the info is of any value to you. I am a database developer who is researching information on the WATTS familt of Arkansas who came from Tennessee. The other families I am trackinf from AR are the KELLY's, SULLIVANS, BEGLEY's, and MANUEL's. I work part time for a web hosting company and will soon have access to a FREE website where we can share information without charges from other websites. I will alert the group when the info goes live. I will make available any census, land, or other oral history that might benefit subscribers of this list. KEEP OUR HISTORY FREE! Thank you, Lane Watts

Below is some emails discussing what seems to problem and I felt that you should be aware before anyone spent their money on a site that seems to have taken other peoples work and now charging for it. I went to one of the addresses listed below to see what was in there and of course couldn't get in without paying. Then I used the other address for "what's new" and accessed it. Then I scrolled down to Arkansas marriages and was taken to someones personal web site that I'm sure is not aware they are now linked to a "pay site" I have written to this person to inform them how they are linked to this pay site. The interesting part is that their personal genealogy had nothing to do with Arkansas marriages I thought I would be viewing. It looks like to me its just someone in to make a quick buck. We on this list freely share our information with each other and if you have a personal web site I don't think you would want someone making a profit on your work, I wouldn't. Ann list manager ********************************************** Hi Ann, There seems to be an uproar over a website, perhaps taking money under false pretenses or something like that. I have not subscribed to the site myself so I know nothing firsthand. Larry Stephens of @indiana.edu is asking for people to write him if they have had dealings with this web site. Since you have two or three lists, this might be worth watching. I received the message below from TXHunt-L. Raymond Greetings, listers. I received this on another list I subscribe to and though I should send it to all of the lists I moderate for your information. Vince Leibowitz Listowner -----Original Message----- From: Vanessa Burzynski [mailto:burzynsk@swbell.net] Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 12:44 AM To: GERMAN-TEXAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GER-TEX] Genealogy Scam My apologies to everyone for sending that "messed up" message previously. I should have known to cut and paste first. My mistake. Here is the message again and hopefully you can read the whole thing. Again, sorry if you receive this on more than one list but felt it was important enough to be forwarded to everyone. I am not in any way promoting this website or any other website. Vanessa ----- Original Message ----- Subj: Genealogy scam Date: 09/03/2000 6:30:57 AM Mountain Daylight Time From: plfleming@shelbynet.net (Phyllis Fleming) I received this message after it was forwarded to the INGENWEB state coordinator: About 2 weeeks ago we received a complaint from an Archives submitter that her materials were found on a genealogy subscription service: www.familydiscovery.com The submitter was able to do a little digging and found that they were linking to her files housed on her server, but shrink-wrapped inside a frame so it appears to be THEIR work. About 10 days ago, to investigate this, I signed up with familydiscovery. To date, I have not received a user id or password to get inside. The registered owners of the web site gave bogus telephone numbers in their registration. One number goes to a recorded message line; the other to a carpet company. Some of the e-mail adds on their web site bounce. Standing on the outside and looking through the window, it appears that several folks' web sites have been prize-mined: http://www.familydiscovery.com/whatsnew.htm The Storey Co., IA and the Washington Co., PA stuff seem to come from USGenWeb sites. Some of the other IA and NC stuff seems to come from non-USGW sites. None of the materials seem to be housed at either rootsweb or usgennet. If anyone out there is or has been a member of familydiscovery -- or has been ripped off by them, I ["Joy Fisher" jfisher@ucla.edu>] would like to hear from you. Permission is granted to forward this message. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= wally@calweb.com ==== GERMAN-TEXAN Mailing List ==== http://www.hal-pc.org/~dcrane/txgenweb/gtwelcom.htm contains information on how to subscribe or unsubscribe from the German-Texan list. ==== TXHUNT Mailing List ==== Don't forget! The Hunt County GenWeb Project Home Page has moved to http://www.geocities.com/countyofhunt

The Fifth Ozark Cultural Celebration will occur Friday and Saturday, September 15 & 16, at the John Paul Hammerschmidt Center, North Arkansas College, Harrison, Arkansas. Nine speakers and performers will talk about topics as diverse as the Civil War in the Ozarks and Tourism in the Ozarks. Other topics are: "The Image of the Ozarks," "Quantrill and His Guerrillas," "The Timber Industry in Searcy County," "The Williams Family" – a Civil War guerrilla band, "Ozark Tales and Legends," "The Civil War Peace Society," and "Ozark Folk Music, Songs and Ballads." There is no charge to attend any or all of the talks and performances. The only charge is $10 for dinner Friday evening to go with Kenneth Barnes' talk "The Williams Family Civil War: How an Ozark Farm Family Became a Guerrilla Band." In addition county historical and genealogical societies will have tables with information about their counties and will have publications for sale. For more information contact either: W. K. McNeil, Ozark Folk Center, Mt. View, AR 72560; 870-269-3280; or James Johnston, 2333 East Oaks Drive, Fayetteville, AR 72703; 501-442-3691; e-mail: <johnston@ipa.net>

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------344629F1EEF155DADEE3C3BE Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Dna testing to prove Origin Kenneth --------------344629F1EEF155DADEE3C3BE Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <TNFRANKL-L-request@rootsweb.com> Received: from lists6.rootsweb.com (lists6.rootsweb.com [63.92.80.125]) by mail1.centurytel.net (8.9.3/8.9.3) with ESMTP id NAA06992 for <mvd00339@mvtel.net>; Thu, 31 Aug 2000 13:51:24 -0500 (CDT) Received: (from slist@localhost) by lists6.rootsweb.com (8.10.1/8.10.1) id e7VIoTG32282; Thu, 31 Aug 2000 11:50:29 -0700 Resent-Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2000 11:50:29 -0700 X-Original-Sender: jphilps@edge.net Thu Aug 31 11:50:29 2000 Message-ID: <39AEA73B.F7911EF3@edge.net> Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2000 13:43:07 -0500 From: jphilps@edge.net (Judy PHILLIPS) Reply-To: jphilps@edge.net Organization: http://www.tngenweb.org/franklin/ X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.02 [en]C-EdgeNet-CD (Win95; U) MIME-Version: 1.0 Old-To: TNFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com Subject: local subscribers Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Resent-Message-ID: <bN-8H.A.N4H.1jqr5@lists6.rootsweb.com> To: TNFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com Resent-From: TNFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com X-Mailing-List: <TNFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com> archive/latest/889 X-Loop: TNFRANKL-L@rootsweb.com Precedence: list Resent-Sender: TNFRANKL-L-request@rootsweb.com X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Hi there, For those of you who are local to Franklin County, I have recently found out that BYU in Utah are doing DNA Research Genealogy study. Molecular Genealogy links individuals together in "family trees" based on unique identification of genetic markers. In order to reconstruct molecular genealogies it is necessary to utilize known biological relationships and correlate this information with the transmission of genetic markers through time. Throughout the world there is intense interest in the origins and histories of people. Some of this information is transmitted through oral or written histories. Unfortunately, the history of some peoples and communities has been lost or destroyed through time. By utilizing the genetic record that each individual retains of his/her past, it is possible to reveal important clues as to their origin and relationship of any individual toother persons orpopulations. It will be possible to establish ancient immigration and migration patterns... Anyway, I was very interested because my grandmother would not talk about our Indian heritage. I want to do this to see if I have any Indian blood or not. I checked to see how I could participate in this study. I was told if I could get 100 + people, they could be here in about 3 months. You have to be 18. They will take about two tbsp of blood and it will be drawn by an experienced phlebotomist. You have to also have a four generation pedigree chart filled out as best you can. This will be used for future study. It is completely private. The results will be under lock and key. It takes about 10 mins. to do and they will pay you $10. Shoot, I would pay them $10.:) If any of you locals are interested, call or e-mail me. Thanks, Judy Phillips Franklin County --------------344629F1EEF155DADEE3C3BE--

If You Could See Your Ancestors (Nellie Winslow Simmons Randall) If you could see your ancestors All standing in a row, Would you be proud of them or not? Or don't you really know? Some strange discoveries are made In climbing family trees. And some of them, you know, Do not particularly please. If you could see your ancestors All standing in a row, There might be some of them perhaps You shouldn't care to know. But here's another question Which requires a different view - If you could meet your ancestors Would they be proud of you?

This might be of interest to some of you as we are all concerned about some of our old cemeteries. Follow the subscribe instructions just like you did when you joined this list. Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: Kathleen <kburnet@efortress.com> To: <ARSEARCY-admin@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 11:59 PM Subject: Would you Please Post to your List > Dear List Owner. I have started a new mailing list called > AR-Cemeteries. It is a mailing list for anyone interested in locating, > and preserving historical information about, Arkansas cemeteries or > sharing information about them. To subscribe to this list - have your > members send the word subscribe to AR-Cemeteries-L-request@rootsweb.com > or AR-Cemeteries-D-request@rootsweb.com for the digest form. > > I look forward to helping this list grow and become another tool for > those researching in Arkansas. > > Kathleen Burnett > List Mom > >

Has anyone figured out who James Melton of Barry Co, parents and siblings are? I haven't been working on this much as I have been glued to the Martin family. Sandra Howard

Jan, Who was the Burns that Rosa was married to?? The Jameson's Burns cousins left Searcy County and moved to Logan county, ARk. about this timeframe. If Rosa left, maybe Roscoe moved to Logan County too. Some of the Ruffs went too. Faye in Tx. ----- Original Message ----- From: Lynn & Jan James <ljjames@inreach.com> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2000 6:55 PM Subject: [ARSEARCY] ROSCOE JAMES > Does anyone know of a Roscoe James who would have been born November 1884? > He is on the 1900 Census for St. Joe as Lewis R. with his sister Rosa James > Burns and was 15 at the time. Any help would be appreciated. > Jan James >

Does anyone know of a Roscoe James who would have been born November 1884? He is on the 1900 Census for St. Joe as Lewis R. with his sister Rosa James Burns and was 15 at the time. Any help would be appreciated. Jan James

Jan, here's what I found in the Searcy Co 1880 census for Red River Township: # 136-136: John Huckaby 29 TN TN TN. Milley 29 AR TN TN. Elizabeth 11/12 AR TN TN. Jane 11/12 AR TN TN. [evidently the 2 daughters are twins] #139-139: William Huckaby 50 TN NC NC. Eady 52 TN TN TN. William 17 AR TN TN. Newton 15 AR TN TN. Thomas 9 AR TN TN. [could be brother to Joanna] #143-143: Robert Huckaby 25 TN TN TN. Theresa 19 AR TN TN. Belle 9/12 AR TN TN. [probably son of William & brother of John] Don't find the Huckaby surname in the Searcy Co. 1860 or 1870 census. Hope this helps. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com "Genealogy without documentation is mythology" ----- Original Message ----- From: Lynn & Jan James <ljjames@inreach.com> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2000 6:00 PM Subject: [ARSEARCY] Joanna Arburna (Burnie) Hucklby > Does anyone have info in their family lines of a Joanna Arburna (Burnie) > Hucklby/Huckelby/Huckaby? She was born 1846 in MO and died March 20, 1894 > in St. Joe, the wife of Redden Norton James (or Norton Redden James). > Thanks for any help you can give. > Jan James >

Does anyone have info in their family lines of a Joanna Arburna (Burnie) Hucklby/Huckelby/Huckaby? She was born 1846 in MO and died March 20, 1894 in St. Joe, the wife of Redden Norton James (or Norton Redden James). Thanks for any help you can give. Jan James

Mary, Good to hear from you again. Well, Mary, everytime I think that I have figured this family out more pops up and it becomes so confusing. Let me tell you where I am at and what I am working on. I don't know if I told you that I received a Dawes application for Malinda Martin daughter of our James Martin. I have always been told from the family that she was of Cherokee heritage. No one took this to be true. Because of the documents it can't be denied anymore. In this application was also another application from Cornelius L. Martin a relative of her's also asking to be recognized as a Cherokee. It names Cornelius father Ezekial Martin. You will find both of these persons on the Searcy Co, census. Then it mentions Cornelius grandfather Hunting "Jim"Martin that is Cherokee and is on the 1835 rolls. Our cousin in OK researched this at FT. Smith and found James Martin on the rolls for 1835. Now this family ties into Brigadier General Joseph Martin of VA line. His father is Joseph Martin SR b bet 1700 and 1712 in Bristol. England he had 3 wifes. you can find this line on Rootsweb world connect. I believe that 1 of his wife's is James Martin's mother. Probably Elizabeth Ward as I believe that she is the Cherokee and this is where it comes in. Now I am researching in Halifax, VA, to see if these families are the same. I went to the Wayne Co., ILL site and found James B. Martin, Joseph Martin, JR. Joseph Martin Sr, Owen Martin and Henry Martin on the 1820 census. Owen Martin is in Searcy, CO on the 1840 census. Is he the same person? Now we have Nicy Martin daughter to James Martin and Malinda's sister married to John Martin residing in Van Buren Co., AR and finally in Rollo, MO. And when I went into Wayne Co., ILL. Guess what their are Melton's. James married Isobell Melton, and the story goes that they married in ILL. Isn't this interesting? Also now we have the possibility that James Martin's 1st wife that died in VA was an Owen? Could Owen be his son from his 1st wife? another interesting thought. I haven't studied the census yet. will do it tonight. Hope that I haven't confused you too much. I tell you I just can't keep up with this. I have sent for Ezekial Martins war record's. He was in the Mexican war. This should help us to figure out who Hunting Jim Martin was anyway. Could it be James Martin? Any idea's on any of this? Sandra

Can anyone help Kathy, please respond direct. Don >From: Kjbluejacket@cs.com >Date: Sat, 26 Aug 2000 16:04:00 EDT >Subject: Re: birth/death/marriages of adams/wooten/baker/avey >To: dott@centurytel.net >X-Mailer: CompuServe 2000 32-bit sub 108 > >IAM SORRY I DON'T HAVE MUCH INFO ON THESE PEOPLE. ON THE WOOTEN'S >ALL I KNOW IS MY GMOTHER WAS MOLLIE BELLE,WAS TOLD SHE HAD CHANGED HER NAME >FROM MRYTLE. SHE HAD SEVERAL SIBLINGS, RHENDIE, >BABE,SHERMAN,ALLEN,MATTIE,ETHEL,ETTIE & ELMER, THEIR PARENTS WERE JOHN L. >WOOTEN & EMMA BAKER. DON'T KNOW WHERE OR WHEN THEY WWERE MARRIED. I WAS TOLD >THAT EMMA HAD BROTHERS NAMED GEORGE & JIM. SHE IS SUPPOSED TO BE BURIED AT >BIG FLAT,AR. THEY TELL ME THERE >ARE NO CEM. RECORDS FOR THERE.ADAMS: MY FATHER WAS EARNEST MELTON ADAMS. HE >WAS BORN AT MARSHALL IN 1918. HIS FATHER WAS ROBERT FRANCIS, HE DIED IN 1919. >HIS PARENTS WERE WILLIAM J CAZAR & >SARA ELIZABETH AVEY. DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY WERE MARRIED AT. I ASSUME IN >MARION CTY. ROBERT F. HAD 2 B, CORBETT LAMONT(CARBY) & >DOC RECTOR(REX) 2 S EFFIE LANORA m GEORGE MULBERRY MARGERET NEVADA (VADIE >mCLAUDE BRANTLEY. WILLIAM J PARENTS WERE MARION & >MARGERET TIPPETT. THATS ABOUT ALL I HAVE BEEN ABLE TO FIND OUT. > THANK YOU! > KATHY

Owen L. Martin is my husbands great great grandfather. I have not spent a great deal of time on this line, but, many years back was able to locate quite a lot of early data on them. James Benjamin Martin married Nanny Owen 26 Nov. 1798 in Halifax Co., VA. he was in Wayne County, Illinois in 1820 and 1830. According to Wayne County, Illinois history, James B. Martin migrated to Arkansas. The Martin and Owen folks seemed to like each other and there were other Owen/Martin Marriages in the late 1700's in VA. Joseph Martin md Betty Martin by 1769. It is believed this Joseph Martin died in 1821 Wayne Co., ILL. Betty is nickname for Elizabeth as is Betsy. In the history of Wayne Co., Ill. page 89,Joseph Martin left a widow named Betsey Martin. As well as a son named James. Searcy Co. Tax List (provided by James Johnston) MARTIN, Hiram 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1850 1852,1853, 1854, 1855,1856 + (Hiram,jr.)1858 Johnson 1839 1840 (later Yell Co.) Ezekiel P. 1839,18431850, 1851, 1856, 1858 Owen 1839, 1840, 1841, 1842 Mary 1839 James B.1839, 1840,1841, 1842,1843 There are other Martins, these are the were ones asked about. Owen L. Martin (Lived Searcy Co. 1840,Van Buren County 1850) b 1812 d unknown...all his children married in Independence County, Ark. 1850-1860. Elizabeth Martin (wife) bn 1813 d unkknown 1 Mary Ann "Polly" Martin b 1833 Md. 10 Oct. 1853 Silas G. Grooms (Independence Co., AR) (My husbands great grandparents) Silas died in civil war in Ga. 2. Tibitha Martin b 1835 Tabitha Martin age 24 to B.F. Rogers, April 21, 1859, Independence Co. by Wm. Hutson JP 3. Daniel S. Martin b 1836 Daniel S. Martin 22 to Matha Rackley 16, Sept 2, 1858, at Residence of Silas P. Rackley, Independence Co., ARk. ME Church South, (The Rackleys and Martins were neighbors in Van Buren County, Ark.1850) 4 Sarah Missouri Martin b 1838 Missouri Martin married Henry E. Grooms 3 Sept, 1858, Independence Co., Ark. (brother of Silas Grooms) All lived in Craighead Co. later. 5. Elizabeth Martin b 1840 (1850 Van Buren Co. census) 6. Nancy Martin b 1843 (1850 Van Buren Co. census) George Martin b 1846 (1850 Van Buren Co. census) 8. Jasper N. Martin b 1849 Jasper N. Martin 27 to Margaret A. Eddings 16, June 22, 1876, Independence Co. by Reuben Phillips JP.. **daughters Mary Ann "Polly" Martin and Missouri Martin both married GROOMS brothers and lived in Craighead county 1860 census and after. Hope some of this helps...........Faye in Tx. ----- Original Message ----- From: <JCMartin01@aol.com> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2000 12:01 PM Subject: [ARSEARCY] Re: Martins in Searcy Co., 1840. > Searcy Co. Researchers, > I am working on a family of Martins who where in Searcy Co. in 1840. Are any > of you working on Martins from Searcy County who would like to share > information. I suspect that my Johnson Martin, b. about 1804 in VA, was > related to some of the other Martins listed on the 1840 census. Others > listed were Owen, James & Hiram. > Descendants of Johnson Martin > 1 Johnson Martin Abt. 1810 - b. VA > . +Mary Abt. 1823 - b. KY > ........ 2 Mary Martin Abt. 1837 -b. AR > ........ 2 Sarah Martin Abt. 1839 - b. AR > ........ 2 Nancy Martin Abt. 1841 - b. MO > ........ 2 George W. Martin Abt. 1844 - b. MO > ........ 2 Robert E. Martin Abt. 1846 - b. AR > ........ 2 Louisa M. Martin Abt. 1848 - b. AR > ........ 2 Joseph M. Martin Abt. 1851 - b. AR > ............ +Sarah H. Burton Abt. 1850 - > ........ 2 Hiram Green Martin 1857 - 1920 b. AR > ............ +[2] Sarah Jane Voyles 1859 - 1931 > ................... 3 Hiram Green Martin 1897 - 1947 > ....................... +Sula > ................... 3 Mary Martin > ....................... +Grover Thornsberry > ........ 2 [1] Johnson Martin Abt. 1861 - b. AR > ............ +Lucy Ann Morrison Abt. 1865 - Aft. 1900 > ................... 3 Ocie C. Martin Abt. 1884 - > ................... 3 Stella Martin > ....................... +Turner > ........ *2nd Wife of [1] Johnson Martin: > ............ +[2] Sarah Jane Voyles 1859 - 1931 > ................... 3 Jasper Johnson Martin 1893 - 1979 > ....................... +Falbia Berry 1895 - 1934 > ................... 3 Bessie Martin - Bef. 1900 > Any information on these or related family members will be greatly > appreciated. Thanks for reading. > Clarice >

Yvonne Thanks from everyone on the Searcy County mail list for you kind offer. I am sure you will be of help to someone out there. Thanks again. Ann List manager ----- Original Message ----- From: yvonne henson <yhenson@netscape.net> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 25, 2000 5:09 PM Subject: [ARSEARCY] Book for lookups > HI listmembers -- > > I purchased Arkansans of the Years by Fay Williams. Here is a list of names > in the book. If someone would like the information about anyone in the book I > will scan and send to you. > Adkins, Homer M > Bailey, Carl E > Barton, T H > Benson, George Stuart > Biffle, Leslie L > Brough, Charles Hillman > Burns, William Milton > Compere, E L > Couch, Harvey C jr, > Dillon, Ed > Dodge, Frank H > Donaghey, George W > Fagan, Ellis M > Fulbright, J William > Fulk, Gus > Grant, J R > Hall, C G "Crip" > Hamilton, Scott D > Hays, Brooks > Holt, J Seaborn > Jones, Lewis Webster > McChesney, Pete > McClellan, John J > McCuistion, Ed T > McMath, Sidney Sanders > Meyer, Charles T sr, > Miller, Julian H > Morley, Dean > Moses, C Hamilton > Murry, Ike T > Pace, Frank jr, > Penick, James H > Riley, J D > Robinson , Joe T > Robinson, Ed R > Robinson, Sam Dunn > Smith, Frank G > Snyder, John W > Strauss, Sam > Thompson, John R > Trimble, Thomas C > Turner, Bolon B > > > ____________________________ > > Colorado Springs, Colorado > reply to henson@rmi.net > web page: http://www.rmi.net/~henson > Names I am researching: > BRENT(S), GRANT, EDMON(D)SON, HENSON, MCARTHUR > > ____________________________________________________________________ > Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://home.netscape.com/webmail > >

Hi Listmembers -- I have on loan from the library the Fighting Men of Oklahoma for WW2. I have volume 2. If someone has a name that might be in the book I would be willing to scan and send information. If someone is in OK and has access to a library please see if there are other volumes or at least volume 6 of this set. It is suppose to be in the Airport museum library. I am looking for Claude E Grant. (I am going to try for vol 6 through inter-library loan.) Thanks for your help. ____________________________ Colorado Springs, Colorado reply to henson@rmi.net web page: http://www.rmi.net/~henson Names I am researching: BRENT(S), GRANT, EDMON(D)SON, HENSON, MCARTHUR ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://home.netscape.com/webmail

HI listmembers -- I purchased Arkansans of the Years by Fay Williams. Here is a list of names in the book. If someone would like the information about anyone in the book I will scan and send to you. Adkins, Homer M Bailey, Carl E Barton, T H Benson, George Stuart Biffle, Leslie L Brough, Charles Hillman Burns, William Milton Compere, E L Couch, Harvey C jr, Dillon, Ed Dodge, Frank H Donaghey, George W Fagan, Ellis M Fulbright, J William Fulk, Gus Grant, J R Hall, C G "Crip" Hamilton, Scott D Hays, Brooks Holt, J Seaborn Jones, Lewis Webster McChesney, Pete McClellan, John J McCuistion, Ed T McMath, Sidney Sanders Meyer, Charles T sr, Miller, Julian H Morley, Dean Moses, C Hamilton Murry, Ike T Pace, Frank jr, Penick, James H Riley, J D Robinson , Joe T Robinson, Ed R Robinson, Sam Dunn Smith, Frank G Snyder, John W Strauss, Sam Thompson, John R Trimble, Thomas C Turner, Bolon B ____________________________ Colorado Springs, Colorado reply to henson@rmi.net web page: http://www.rmi.net/~henson Names I am researching: BRENT(S), GRANT, EDMON(D)SON, HENSON, MCARTHUR ____________________________________________________________________ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail account today at http://home.netscape.com/webmail

Sent the wrong URL for the Searcy Co 1850 census. This one should work. ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/census/ar/searcy/1850. Guess I'm too used to typing www after the 2 slashes. Sorry about that. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com

Clairice, I am working on the James Martin line from Izard and Searcy, CO. He is from VA. I would love to get together with you. It appears that your Johnson Martin showed up about the same time as my James before 1837. My James is of Cherokee heritage and has ties in OK and MO, I have been trying to prove that he is related to Brig. Gen Joseph Martin from VA. Getting close. Or I have been on 1 heck of a wild goose chase. Sandra