Thought someone might like to look at these, Dortha 1880 MORTALITY SCHEDULE FOR GEORGIA COMMON DISEASES ASCITES - Cancer of the ovary. APOPLEXY - Sudden loss or impairment of the power to feel or think or move, caused by injury to the brain when a blood vessel breaks or the blood supply becomes obstructed. BILIOUS FEVER - Caused by the over production of bile by the liver and characterized by indigestion, nausea, dullness, dizziness, or other disorders. BRIGHT'S DISEASE - A kidney disease characterized by albumin in the urine. BRONCHITIS - Inflammation of the lining of the bronchial tubes. CHOLERA - An acute disease of the stomach and intestines, characterized by vomiting, cramps, and diarrhea. COLIC - Characterized by severe pains in the abdomen. CONGESTION - Too much blood gathering in one part of the body. CONSUMPTION - A wasting disease of the lungs or other part of the body; Tuberculosis of the lungs. CONVULSIONS - A violent, involuntary contracting and relaxing of the muscles; Spasms. CROUP - An inflammation or disease of the throat and windpipe characterized by a hoarse cough and difficult breathing. DENTITION A growth of teeth; Teething. DIPHTHERIA A severe contagious disease in which a false membrane grows over the mucous membrane, usually in the throat or nose. DROPSY - An abnormal accumulation of watery fluid in certain tissues or cavities of the body. DYSENTERY - A painful disease of the intestines, producing diarrhea with blood and mucus. ENTERITIS - An inflammation of the small or large intestine characterized by diarrhea, cramps, loss of appetite, and loss of weight; caused by food poisoning, typhoid, or dysentery. EPILEPSY - A chronic nervous disease whose attacks cause convulsions and unconsciousness. FLUX - An unnatural discharge of blood or liquid matter from the body. GRAVEL - A small hard substance formed in the bladder and kidneys. HEPATITUS - An inflammation of the liver caused by a virus or poor sanitation. HIVES - Characterized by itchy skin and patches of red. HYDROCEPHALUS - Fluid build up in the brain; Water on the brain. INANITION Weakness from a lack of food. JAUNDICE A disease that causes yellowness of the skin, eyes, and body fluids, and disturbed vision. LOCKJAW Tetanus of the lower jaw. MALARIA Characterized by periodic chills followed by fever and sweating. MEASLES An infectious disease characterized by a bad cold, fever, and a breaking out of small red spots on the skin. MENINGITIS - Disease resulting in the inflammation of the membranes surrounding the brain and spinal card. PNEUMONIA - Disease resulting in the inflamation of the lungs PUERPERAL FEVER - Fever related to childbirth. QUINSY - Tonsillitis with pus; Very sore throat with an abscess in the tonsils. REMITTENT FEVER - Fever that lessens at intervals. SCARLET FEVER - A very contagous disease characterized by a scarlet rash, sore throat, and fever. SCROFULA - A form of tuberculosis characterized by the enlargement of the lymph glands, especially those in the neck. SPASMS - A sudden, abnormal, involuntary contraction of a muscle or muscles. SYPHILIS - A contagious verneral disease. TETANUS - Caused by bacilli entering the body through a wound and characterized by violent spasms, stiffness of many muscles, and even death. THRASH or THRUSH - A contagious disease of infants characterized by white patches on the lining of the mouth, throat, and tongue. TYPHOID - A fever with intestinal inflammation, caused by a germ taken into the body with food or drink. WHOOPING COUGH - Characterized by fits of coughing that end with a loud, gasping sound. WORMS - A disease caused by worms in the body.

Thank heaven for battery backups!!!!! I can't praise them enough!!!!! Here's the kind of life saver one of these under-$100 marvels can be. Weather is overcast, dry, no wind - not even a breeze. But, not 3 minutes ago a simultaneous *huge* bolt of lightening/clap of thunder hit something on the hill above the house - saw the flash out my window. Also *simultaneously* my computer battery backup let out one of it's "dings" and my computer went toes up dead. The power all over the house was out for, maybe, 3 seconds. And I'd just finished and saved (thank my lucky stars) a *huge* new data base on the status of all 372 files/families for the Supplement to MCAR Families. I was still connected to my ISP, though <panic>. Upon resetting the battery backup to shut up its endless beep-beep-beep-beep and rebooting, my screen tells me "you didn't shut down properly and may have damaged segments" <gulp> and was running scandisk. Not one single thing was damaged, lost, gone, dead, or whatever <BBBBG> Got talked into a battery backup around 8-10 years ago. Figured it was sort of more of those gizmos/gadgets that get added to computers whether needed/used or not. I soon learned *this* gismo/gadget was probably the most useful thing I owned (after the computer itself, of course). It's saved my ___ a jillion times over the years <whew> Why everyone in the whole world doesn't have one is beyond me. Why they're not touted in every computer ad and on every computer site is also beyond me. Just thought I'd let you all know what can - almost - happen. That little gray box on the floor just saved 2 1/2 years on a huge book along with my checking account, addresses, my own genealogy, my internet stuff - the whole works. Think about one. They're truly marvelous. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com

THANK YOU! Pat Wright for the new Headstone Hunters site. I have just post a cemetary queiry. I have been hunting my grandmother Cyntha Moriah (Karns) Allen for several years over in Dickson Co. Tn. Sure hope this brings results! Marinda Allen Holliman >From: "Pat Wright" <ee72478@goodnet.com> >To: ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ARSEARCY] FW: Headstone Hunters >Date: Sun, 14 May 2000 21:21:01 -0700 > > > > from Ancestry Weekly Digest May 13,2000 > > > > In recognition of excellence in providing the genealogical community >with > > these > > valuable research tools, Ancestry.com is happy to announce the >following > > "Family > > History Favorite." > > > > HEADSTONE HUNTER > > http://www.headstonehunter.com/ > > Obtaining photographs of the headstones of our ancestors can be >difficult > > for > > those who do not live near the cemeteries where family members are > > buried. This > > site offers a possible solution to this problem. Here visitors can >post > > requests for volunteers that may live near the cemetery you are > > interested in to > > visit and take photos. Visitors can also search the database to see >if > > anyone > > is requesting photos from a cemetery in their area, or even if there >is > > not > > currently a request for your area, you can offer your services for a > > particular > > area. Other features of the site include a message board, >photography > > tips, > > inscription meanings, links, a bookstore, and visitors' photo >albums. > > ___________________________________________________________________ > > > ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Thanks Gary, I see that there are some Searcy County WATTS listed in your TREET family. The WATTS are part of my family. I have took the privilage of collecting the material. :) Marinda Holliman >From: Gary Treat <gdtreat@yahoo.com> >Reply-To: gdtreat@swbell.net >To: ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [ARSEARCY] TREAT family info >Date: Sat, 13 May 2000 14:00:54 -0700 (PDT) > >Hi all, > >Those of you with an interest in the TREAT family in Arkansas >are invited to check out some data I recently placed out on >WorldConnect at: > >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=gdtreat2 > >Comment, additions and corrections are welcome! Enjoy!\ > >Gary Treat > >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. >http://im.yahoo.com/ > ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

> from Ancestry Weekly Digest May 13,2000 > > In recognition of excellence in providing the genealogical community with > these > valuable research tools, Ancestry.com is happy to announce the following > "Family > History Favorite." > > HEADSTONE HUNTER > http://www.headstonehunter.com/ > Obtaining photographs of the headstones of our ancestors can be difficult > for > those who do not live near the cemeteries where family members are > buried. This > site offers a possible solution to this problem. Here visitors can post > requests for volunteers that may live near the cemetery you are > interested in to > visit and take photos. Visitors can also search the database to see if > anyone > is requesting photos from a cemetery in their area, or even if there is > not > currently a request for your area, you can offer your services for a > particular > area. Other features of the site include a message board, photography > tips, > inscription meanings, links, a bookstore, and visitors' photo albums. > ___________________________________________________________________ >

Hi all, Those of you with an interest in the TREAT family in Arkansas are invited to check out some data I recently placed out on WorldConnect at: http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=gdtreat2 Comment, additions and corrections are welcome! Enjoy!\ Gary Treat __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/

For those of you looking for JONATHAN MOODY B 1815 Henry county TN Was a member of the Searcy county AR Peace Society Died 1862 Atlanta GA i think i Just found him contact me for more information Kenneth

>BRADSHAW,JOHN >COLE, JOHN -- marr a daug of James S. George named PERMELIA CATHERINE GEORGE >DARK,William "BILL" -- probaly from Haywood co tn and marr a daug of James >S. George >GEORGE,JAMES SEVIER --S.C. to Haywood co Tn then Izard co now Stone co Ar. > also had a daug married to a ?? COOPER ( no info on them) > also a daug who married >AVEY, PETER >HARNESS, >HEATHCOAT/HATHCOAT/HATHCOCK,BARNEY and JASPER WILLIAM--from Bibb co Al to >Jackson&Izard co Ar >HOLDEN,ARCHIBALD--daug REBECCA JANE HOLDEN marr HENRY ROBERTS -Holdens from >Wayne co tn. ( No more info on Henry Roberts) >MORRIS,VIENNIA --wife of Barney Heathcoat above, from Bibb co Al >PITTS, LEVI and wife JEMIMIA ?? -- Wayne co tn >PRATER, BAZEL and wife NANCY BREWER >ROBERTS, HENRY ??? >SUTTERFIELD, PETER --wife MARY ROGERS > >All of above families were in IZARD co Ar and when Stone co was created in >1876, some were listed as Stone and Searcy co Ar. Dortha Gamel

Hi Laura, Well, thanks for calling & I guess it is time to establish something 'official' to ensure we get the word spread to those who do not have emaill access! Let just do what we discussed and we can adjust as necessary!!!! "TO All those who plan on attending the Sat., 27 May dedication ceremony for the civil war marker for Sparta V. Curtis".....lets plan on meeting @ the center of Big Flat near the pavillion that usually has live music and other Homecoming items of interest nearby. Lets start showing up by 10 A.M. I will go early and post a "CURTIS REUNION" sign and place a signup sheet nearby....bring lawnchairs and any pictures and items of CURTIS family interests!!! There will be vendors near with food and beverages...so, this will be the easiest way for all CURTIS family members to come and not have to bring much!!! We will count heads about NOON and plan the convoy to CURTIS CEMETARY ON OR ABOUT 12:30!!!! Let's spread the word to those who do not have email!!!! Dewayne Treat 870-448-2827

I'm trying to find out where the Norton Cemetery in St. Joe is. I see on a Record of Funeral I have for Lue Vesta James Bearden that interment was at Norton Cemetery, St. Joe. Anyone heard of that before? Jan James

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I am hoping that I am posting this to the correct site and that it will help myself and others, and honor a special lady. SARAH COBBS Services for Sarah Jane COBBS, 89, of Anadarko, OK, will be held at 11 am, Saturday, April 29, 2000 at Smith Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Ted Mercer and the Rev. Phil Thompson officiating, and Ed Scott assisting. Cobbs was born July 15, 1910 in Lesley, Ark., to Lewis Alexander and Elter A. (ONEAL) BURLISON and died Wednesday, April 26, 100 in Oklahoma City, OK. She married Roy Cobbs Jan 19, 1935 in Cogar. He preceded her in death. She was also preceded in death by her parents; her half-brother, PERRY BURLISON, and one grandchild. Burial will be in the Binger Cemetery. **************************** The above Sarah Jane Burlison Cobbs was my great- (half) aunt. My grandfather was Perry BURLISON, Sarah Jane's half-brother. It has been just in the past year that great aunt Sarah Jane was found and contacted. I had planned a trip this August to meet her and talk with her in person, but I did not get that chance. I did get to talk with her by phone and she was a lovely lady! She was most glad to have found Perry's family. She will be greatly missed by all of her family and friends. I note that some spellings and names are in error in the obit. I do not know which paper this obit is from. The folks at the funeral home mailed me this info. I do not know where Cogar is located. I know that Lewis Alexander "Bud" BURLISON is buried at Canaan Cemetery along with his first wife, Sarah Francis GRAY BURLISON, infant son, nephew L. W. HODGE, and other in-laws (GRAY/PARKS). I have info that L. A. Burlison was elected a JP in Sulphur Springs, Searcy CO., ARK Sep of 1900 and 1904. Lewis' sister, Eliza, married a David HINKLE, and there is a connection to YANCEY family. Lewis, his mother (Sarah Owens Burlison), and sister Eliza moved to Searcy Co from HArdin Co., TN, about 1855. Lewis' second wife, Etter O'NEAL, was daughter of Isaac Taylor ONEAL and Derinda Jane PIERCE. Sarah Jane told me that Etter ran a general store and Lewis ran a post office from the same store. Also, Sarah Jane told me that Etter remarried after Lewis BURLISON died (in 1916), to Mr SIGMAN. Sarah Jane told me that she was named for her grandmothers: Derinda Jane Pierce Oneal and Sarah OWENS BURLISON GRAY (Lewis' mother). Sarah Owens Burlison Gray was the second wife of Aaron Pinson GRAY. She married her son's father-in-law. If anyone could help me with any of the above family names, I would certainly appreciate it. I cannot attend the ancestor fair this year, but do plan a visit in August. I would especially like to find any info on N. Perry BURLISON as he has no birth, death, marriage certicates/ hospital, funeral home records/ nor burial plot/headstone. Perry married Lora Almeda PRUETT - daughter of Lafayette Pruett. Possibly, they met/married in Bear Creek, or Atkins (Pope Co.?), ARK, 1900 - 1910. Thank you very much for your time and possible help, or suggestions as to best use of my limited time in Marshall in August, Sharon xabortners@aol.com

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Carol, Did your Jameson family in Searcy County have a "Duff Jameson"? Thanks, Kathy Sayer,Port Townsend Washington ----- Original Message ----- From: C. Kinney <ckinney@u.washington.edu> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 12:29 PM Subject: [ARSEARCY] Searcy Ancestors > > Hi-I haven't posted to this board in some years. My ancestors > from Searcy Co. are Jameson, Rea, & Robertson. These people > came to Searcy County in the late 1830's. > > I've done research on these people for over 20 years so > have quite a bit of material. Would love to correspond with > other descendents of these people. > > Am still trying to find the parents of Joseph Rea, and where > his wife Sarah was residing in 1870. Possibly Boone Co. > > Thanks, Carol Kinney, Seattle Washington >

Hi-I haven't posted to this board in some years. My ancestors from Searcy Co. are Jameson, Rea, & Robertson. These people came to Searcy County in the late 1830's. I've done research on these people for over 20 years so have quite a bit of material. Would love to correspond with other descendents of these people. Am still trying to find the parents of Joseph Rea, and where his wife Sarah was residing in 1870. Possibly Boone Co. Thanks, Carol Kinney, Seattle Washington

Judy, in the Searcy Co 1870 for Bear Creek I find Mary H Hensley, widow of John, aged 59 b TN. She is living with Ebenezer D Arnold aged 33 b AR, Mary J aged 22 b AR, Eugene C aged 2 b AR. In the Searcy Co 1860 for Burrowsville [now Marshall]: John H/M Hensley 52 TN. Mary 49 TN. Henry Clay 16 AR. Mary Jane 12 AR. Thomas Moore 20 hireling. Joseph Renfrow 19 mail carrier. Edward Bruen 40 physician. There's no Mark or Elizabeth Renfroe in the 1860 nor 1870. There's no Hughes surname in the 1860 nor 1870. There's a bunch of Hensley families in Searcy Co census records. A quick glance indicates all born in TN or AR. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Judy Oldziewski <harness75@earthlink.net> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 10:09 AM Subject: [ARSEARCY] John M Hensley > John M Hensley age 45 (born TN) appears in the 1850 Searcy County census > with wife Mary and children. I believe he is the brother Elizabeth > Hensley who married Mark Renfroe in TN. It is a bit confusing that Betty > who was much younger was born in SC but they may have been moving back > and forth. > > Does anyone have the 1870 or 1880 Searcy County census to look up John M > (probably Martin) and check to see the birth places of his parents. Also > I would be interested to know if there are any Hughes or Renfroe > children living with him. > > I would also like to share with anyone researching this Hensley family. > They appear to have come from the Perry/Wayne county area of TN. > > Any help or information much appreciated. > > Judy >

Haven't delved into the Goodall mess much yet, Charlotte, but this much I can tell you. "Robert Yarbrough d TX m Mary Jane Price (daughter of William "Buck" Price). She m/2 TX Charles Stone. In 1862 she and her children Robert Yarbrough, Catherine Yarbrough, and unborn child [Yarbrough? or Stone?] returned to AR. They were in Tomahawk Township, Searcy Co. AR in 1880." Pretty sure this came from "History of Searcy Co" In Searcy Co 1870 in Tomahawk Township I find Christina Yarberry 20 b AR living in #101-102 the Elias Wilson household. And I find Robert Yarberry 22 b AR with his wife Sarah A 21 b AR living with her widowed mother Catherine T [Treece] Johnson in #102-103. Don't know how much this helps. Some, I hope. Keep in touch. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <rlucas@iamerica.net> To: <ARSEARCY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 9:27 AM Subject: [ARSEARCY] Mary Ann Goodall and Charles R. Stone > Does anyone have any information about Mary Ann Goodall and Charles R. > Stone? Mary was the daughter of James and Jane Goodall; Charles was the > son of Mary J Yarbrough and Charles W. Stone. > > Charles and Mary (Goodall) were in Searcy Co on the 1900 census and may > have married in Searcy Co. I have the marriage books by Ruby Lacey and > there is supposed to be a Charlie Stone in Volume 2 but I can't find him > listed. > > I belive that I have identified the parents of Mary Goodall Stone's > maternal grandparents but I have no proof as yet. > > Any information, no matter how little, will be greatly appreciated. > Charlotte Lucas >

John M Hensley age 45 (born TN) appears in the 1850 Searcy County census with wife Mary and children. I believe he is the brother Elizabeth Hensley who married Mark Renfroe in TN. It is a bit confusing that Betty who was much younger was born in SC but they may have been moving back and forth. Does anyone have the 1870 or 1880 Searcy County census to look up John M (probably Martin) and check to see the birth places of his parents. Also I would be interested to know if there are any Hughes or Renfroe children living with him. I would also like to share with anyone researching this Hensley family. They appear to have come from the Perry/Wayne county area of TN. Any help or information much appreciated. Judy