Mysty would you please see if there is a John Teague in the 1880 Searcy CO Census Thanks Pearl

Judy, in the Searcy Co 1880 census for Sulphur Springs Township I find: #16-17 Amos Treadwell 56 TN NC NC. Silar R 23 AR TN TN. Mary 22 AR MO TN dau-in-law. Victory J 2 AR AR AR granddau. Margaret E 11/12 AR AR AR granddau. James Addems 26 AR AR TN. Margaret C 26 AR AR TN. Joseph L 5 AR AR AR. Sarah E 3 AR AR AR. John Q 1 AR AR AR. Looks to me like James m Margaret C Treadwell ca 1874 and they have 3 kids. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com "Genealogy without documentation is mythology" ----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Oldziewski <harness75@earthlink.net> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 23, 2000 10:16 AM Subject: [ARSEARCY] census look up > Is there ansyone with the 1880 Searcy County census who could do a look > up for me? > > I am looking for JAMES ADAMS. Not sure of his wife or family. Believe he > may have married twice. Possibly to Mary Bailey and or Margaret > Treadwell. They may have been in Marion County by that time but I would > appreciate someone checking for me. > > Thanks > > Judy >

Is there ansyone with the 1880 Searcy County census who could do a look up for me? I am looking for JAMES ADAMS. Not sure of his wife or family. Believe he may have married twice. Possibly to Mary Bailey and or Margaret Treadwell. They may have been in Marion County by that time but I would appreciate someone checking for me. Thanks Judy

Does anyone know where Bear Creek was located? This would have been a populated place and not the creek itself. My grandfather, Eli Griffin, was born there. Thanks. Raymond

I am new to this mailing list. I am trying to gather information on the birth of Lillian Clemans who was born Mar 19, 1875 in Blanco, Arkansas. If anyone can help me with this please let me know. Jill M. Cordone

Hi to All!! The marker for Reuben & Nicie (Melton) Ragland (w/ kids names on back) should be ready for placement @ Sulphur Springs cemetary sometime next week. Those who would still like to contribute $$, can send it to me anytime.....if you are interested in being @ the cemetary, contact me for a good date & time!!! I am flexible!! Dewayne Treat PO Box 536 Marshall, Ar 72650

Hi, thanks to those who have pointed out that Harrison is in Boone County... I should have explained. I don't know what county this family was in. All I know is that it was within a half day or so drive from Harrison, and I know there was other family in surrounding rural areas, which might have been further out in any direction. I thought since Searcy was within roughly the same general area of Arkansas that it might be worth asking. I was just taking a long shot. The Hankins were a wonderful couple, and were like grandparents to me and my siblings. We used to drive out to visit them regularly when I was a child, often staying overnight. My dad was the Air Force recruiter in Harrison at the time, so that's where we lived. I know it seemed like it was a long drive to get to their farm, but I don't know really know where it was. This was in the late fifties, and I was pretty young. I have vivid memories of the time we spent there- but not how we got there. It could be anywhere in that general area. My parents knew other members of the family, too, who also lived in the same general area, but I have no idea in what direction. I only really remember Mr. and Mrs. Hankins. I think one of their children was named Jewell, and I think lived not too far away... but that's all I remember of the extended family. At that time they still lived on the original homestead where Mr. Hankins was born, and that had been built by his grandfather- two generations before him. They were quite elderly then- I would estimate they would have been late 1870' or early 1880's. What I would give to go back and see them again... But, that being impossible, I thought their descendants might would like to share memories. As many of you know by now, I mistakenly signed onto this list, thinking it had to do with the town of Searcy in White Co., and having now realized my error, will soon be signing off- at least until maybe another trail- an accurate one ;> - leads me your way again. When I realized that Searcy County was in the same general region as Harrison, it got me thinking about old times, and the Hankins came to mind, so, before I left, I just thought I'd ask. Before I go, however, I wanted to extend a heartfelt thank you to the warm caring people I have met here. Despite the fact that my very being here was an error, and thus, my posts inadvertently off-topic, every single person with whom I have corresponded- and there have been a surprising number who have offered assistance- have been kind, caring and helpful. I have been on a lot of lists, and I do believe this one has been uniformly more caring and sharing than any I've ever subscribed to... even to an 'outsider'. I would be delighted and proud to someday learn I had a claim to roots in Searcy County. So it is with deep gratitude and respect, kind gentlepersons, that I bid you adieu... With warmest regards, ===================='leigh

Does anyone happen to be researching the Hankins family from somewhere in or around Harrison, or in the surrounding rural area? This is not my family, but I may have some bits of information for you, and would love to chat with any members of that family. If interested, please write. Regards, ============='leigh

Back in the spring, someone on this list responded to my inquire about Samuel Jones of Searcy Co. There was mention of a younger Sam'l Jones, who was involved with Confederate Regiment during the Civil War. If this person is still on the list, could you please e-mail me again. Thank you Mary

Looking for information on Lloyd Fleming Reynolds probably called Flem. B. Nov 1, 1875 West Plains, Mo & d. Feb 23, 1968 Paris, Logan Co., Ark. His first wife Abigail Lulu Madden died shortly after moving to Searcy Co. He married Loreen Lewis and they lived on a farm near Leslie. He was getting on in years when they married but they had a son Jimmy when he was 72, this was about 1948 - 1950. They later moved into Leslie, Ark. Lloyds son John P. Reynolds married Girlie Treat of Marshall. I am looking for information on Jimmy. Thanks Joann Wash - ------------------------------------------------------------------- Researching, Reynolds, Madden, Steen, Suddarth. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~wash/freepage/genealogy/

Is anyone familiar with the family of Samuel & Eleanor Jones listed on 1860 Searcy Co census in Tomahawk Twsp? Also listed in households next to them are Barton Jones, Larkin Jones & Wm Jones. Any info will be appreciated. Mary E Jones Marion, IL

I'm off to Marshall today to get ready for the Ancestor Fair. If anyone needs to get in touch I'm at: 870-448-3375. Check the website: <http://www.crosswinds.net/~jx3/ JJJ

Sorry, I don't have the information you requested, but wondered about your reference in the subject line to "Ancestor Fair"... If this is a genealogy gathering in the Searcy area, could you please forward me any additional information you might have? I'm new to this list, so don't know if this event has already been discussed or not. If this query is dated, and requests information previously posted, I apologize. Thanks in advance, ================='leigh Ashleigh Morgan Thames <boudiccat@mindspring.com> Researching: ASHLEY, DUCKETT, FERGUSON, HANEY, HARPER, JERNIGAN, KENT, McDOUGAL, MORGAN, SHAW, TERRY, THAMES, VALENTINE, WILLIAMS, WHEELER

Can anyone tell me if any or all of these motels are neat/clean, comfortable?? Any tips appreciated! Patti Jobe Marshall Motel and Restaurant: P.O. Box 119, Marshall, AR 72650. (870) 448-3357. Cable TV/room phones, credit cards - VISA/MC, Discover. Sunset Motel and Restaurant: P.O. Box 205, Marshall, AR 72650. (870)448-3348. Cable TV/room phones. Kingbed/2 kitchenettes; RV hook up. VISA/MC, Discover. Anna's House: (Gilbert) Rt. 1, Box 11-A, St. Joe, AR 72675. (870) 439-2617. Guest house. 15 miles to Marshall.

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I have several ancestors who lived in Searcy County--and some are buried there. I just discovered that some are buried in Marshall Cemetery, and others in Duck Cemetery, now called Dongolo Cemetery? supposedly in or near Marshall. Or are they one and the same cemetery? Anyone know the location of these cemeteries? Are they difficult to find? Are they in good or poor condition? I'm hoping we can come over to that North Arkansas Ancestral Fair on June 3 (about a 3 1/2 hour drive for us from OK). If we do, first priority would be to find those cemeteries and take pix of the graves. Also one ancestor is supposed to be buried in Lonoke County, near Austin AR--but I can't find a listing for either of those places. Any ideas? If anyone is curious or has a connection, the ancestors I'm referring to are: James Clark Thomas, m. Elizabeth Lawrence--he died 1886, buried Duck Cemetery, she died 1874, buried Lonoke Co, near Austin AR. Samuel Smyth (s/o of Pinkney below) m. Drucilla Thomas (d/o above JC Thomas)--he died 1940, buried Marshall. She died 1916, buried Marshall. Pinkney H Smyth m. Mary Nowlin--he died 1911, buried Marshall. She died 1920 in Seminole OK, buried Marshall. Samuel and Drucilla Smyth's daughter Bertha was born in Marshall 1885 and m. George Slage 1913 in Marshall. They're both buried in Sperry OK. Bertha and George are our maternal grandparents. Thanks for any advice or help, Patti Jobe

The 11th North Arkansas Ancestor Fair is scheduled for Saturday, June 3, in Leslie, AR. Check website: <http://www.crosswinds.net/~jx3/> for what is happening, and what families & Counties will be there. Remember that admittance to Saturday's Fair is FREE. JJJ

Sorry for the typo. The correct Ancestor Fair website is: http://www.crosswinds.net/~jx3/

North Arkansas ancestor Fair -- June 1 to 3 -- covers 18 counties and 200 surnames this year. Check website : http://www/crosswinds.net/~jx3/ for details. Also HENSLEY reunion at the Fair. Fair is June 3, Side Shows are June 1 & 2. Contact <johnston@ipa.net> for more info.