In the 1850 census Rocky Bayou TWP is listed in Searcy Co. I looked in the 1860 census and could not find a reference to this TWP. Is this township under another name? Is it Marshall? Sandra Howard

I'm trying to find information on John "Buck" Huckaby's daughter ARBURNA HUCKABY. John "Buck" married Elizabeth ROSEBERRY. Arburna was born 1846 in MO. Does this line sound familiar with anyone? Jan James

I have information that Isabell (Elizabeth) Milton. Wife of James B. Martin died in 1865 AR. This information comes from family members that have passed information on. However it does not give a location of her death. Her husband is buried in Marshall, AR. If, she is not buried in Izard, Searcy or Stone Counties where her siblings were located then, there is a possibility that she remarried? WHERE IS SHE? Sandra Howard

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------53F86813C07AEF957E4E868D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit If anyone has anything on the Teague family, contact Pearl!! --------------53F86813C07AEF957E4E868D Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Received: from smtp7.atl.mindspring.net (unverified [207.69.128.51]) by bulldog.afsc.k12.ar.us (EMWAC SMTPRS 0.83) with SMTP id <B0000120199@bulldog.afsc.k12.ar.us>; Fri, 07 Jan 2000 15:10:00 -0600 Received: from default (user-33qt5v0.dialup.mindspring.com [199.174.151.224]) by smtp7.atl.mindspring.net (8.9.3/8.8.5) with SMTP id QAA16073 for <dtreat@bulldog.afsc.K12.ar.us>; Fri, 7 Jan 2000 16:14:53 -0500 (EST) From: pearly@mindspring.com Message-ID: <001d01bf5953$d728dbc0$e097aec7@default> To: <dtreat@bulldog.afsc.K12.ar.us> Subject: Teague Date: Fri, 7 Jan 2000 15:12:00 -0600 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: Microsoft Outlook Express 5.00.2919.6600 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V5.00.2919.6600 Dewayne. Do you have anything on Teague's my Teague line was in Searcy Izard and Stone. Baxter, Yell and don't know how many more counties. I am, trying to connect them all. thanks Pearl pearly@mindspring.com --------------53F86813C07AEF957E4E868D--

Hello to all! I am in the process of contacting as many descendents of Sparta Van Curtis as possible to let them know about a project I have been working on for several of the Curtis cousins who are kin to the Treat family. Sparta was a member of the 2nd Regiment of the Missouri State Guards, C.S.A. and was a POW during the civil war....I have ordered and received a veterans marker for his grave and plan to place it and dedicate it during the Memorial weekend this year....several are interested in this project and I want all Curtis descendents to be a part of this...contact me if you want to be a part or if you have suggestions or questions!!! Dewayne Treat

Tennessee Ann Ashley, daughter of Lucinda Griffin and Stephen Ashley was born about 1875 in Searcy Co. and died in CA. Is there any of her descendants out there that will give me some info about her. Anything at all will be appreciated. Shirley

Ida Frances Snyder who m. Samuel Jackson Ragland was born in Hector, Ar born about 1868. Died in Little Rock, 1921. You should be able to get a death certificate and it will tell her parents names and where they were born. good luck Shirley

My great grandfather, Samuel Jackson (Jack) Ragland married Ida Frances Snyder around 1888. Ida was born around 1868. Does anyone have any Snyder family information? I do not find them in the 1880 census of Searcy County...perhaps the Snyder family moved here from another county?? Let me hear from you if you have any information on the Snyder Family that Ida Frances belonged to!! Dewayne Treat

I really hate to burst your bubble, but the 20th century will not end for another year. And the millinium has to wait for another year too. I believe you all begin counting with the number one. Therefore, in order to get 100 years, the counting would be: 1, 2, 3, ... 100 for a century. A millinium would be 1, 2, 3, ... 1000. The next millinium would be: 1001, 1002, 1003, . . . 2000. Do you see that we still have one more year in this millinium and one more in this century? I hope so. Dorothy Mysty McPherson wrote: > At the risk of carrying this latest New Year Celebration a bit too > far, I thought you all might like to know this evening has been quite > a landmark. We've not only ended and begun a year, but also ended and > begun a century as well as ended and begun a millennium. All in one > click of a clock. At the accepted average of 4 to 5 generations for > each century, if we family tree climbers had all been as lucky as we'd > have liked during this past year and traced our families to the > beginning of the > > A very happy and successful tree-climbing New Year, New Century, and > New Millennium to everyone. > > Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com > > ==== ARSEARCY Mailing List ==== > Check out the Searcy County Web Site at: > www.pastracks.com/states/arkansas/searcy > or http://members.tripod.com/TMOOREINTULSA/arsearcy.htm

I would Disagree We are not saying that we are ending the 21 century we are talking about starting the 21 century my simple way of looking at it is we just complete 1999 after 1999 next comes 2000 the start not the end you can start next year if you want but i think i will count from today forward if that is ok with every one no offense to anyone i believe that when you attain the age that some of us are now we might not get to see next year so happy 21 century Kenneth Dorothy Ragland wrote: > I really hate to burst your bubble, but the 20th century will not end > for another year. And the millinium has to wait for another year too. > I believe you all begin counting with the number one. Therefore, in > order to get 100 years, the counting would be: 1, 2, 3, ... 100 for a > century. A millinium would be 1, 2, 3, ... 1000. The next millinium > would be: 1001, 1002, 1003, . . . 2000. Do you see that we still have > one more year in this millinium and one more in this century? I hope > so. > Dorothy > > Mysty McPherson wrote: > > > At the risk of carrying this latest New Year Celebration a bit too > > far, I thought you all might like to know this evening has been quite > > a landmark. We've not only ended and begun a year, but also ended and > > begun a century as well as ended and begun a millennium. All in one > > click of a clock. At the accepted average of 4 to 5 generations for > > each century, if we family tree climbers had all been as lucky as we'd > > have liked during this past year and traced our families to the > > beginning of the > > > > A very happy and successful tree-climbing New Year, New Century, and > > New Millennium to everyone. > > > > Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com > > > > ==== ARSEARCY Mailing List ==== > > Check out the Searcy County Web Site at: > > www.pastracks.com/states/arkansas/searcy > > or http://members.tripod.com/TMOOREINTULSA/arsearcy.htm > > ==== ARSEARCY Mailing List ==== > Check out the Searcy County Web Site at: > www.pastracks.com/states/arkansas/searcy > or http://members.tripod.com/TMOOREINTULSA/arsearcy.htm

In the New Year's message I sent to everyone shortly after the year 2000 began, I had intentions of passing on a bit of trivia for us tree-climbers to ponder and to wish everyone happy New Year. I just thought it was a relatively interesting observation. I had no intentions of upsetting folks and, apparently, starting another of these endless who-struck-John routines. I sincerely apologize to those of you who would have stated the message differently - to those of you who would have omitted the references to the millennium, thereby nullifying the observation regarding the probable number of generations created in a thousand-year span, which was the primary object of the message. I guess I'm safe in saying a new year began at midnight (maybe) last night. But, I guess I'm not safe in saying a new century began at midnight (maybe) last night nor in saying a new millennium began at midnight (maybe) last night. Again - my deepest apologies to all. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com

Sorry to sound like sour grapes, but the new millenium doesn't start until 2001.

At the risk of carrying this latest New Year Celebration a bit too far, I thought you all might like to know this evening has been quite a landmark. We've not only ended and begun a year, but also ended and begun a century as well as ended and begun a millennium. All in one click of a clock. At the accepted average of 4 to 5 generations for each century, if we family tree climbers had all been as lucky as we'd have liked during this past year and traced our families to the beginning of the millennium that just ended, we'd have gone back approximately 40 to 50 generations <gulp> A very happy and successful tree-climbing New Year, New Century, and New Millennium to everyone. Mysty shakerag@mtnhome.com

http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyscott/militia.htm Anyone with Early KY connections would do well to look at this site WATTS for sure Kenneth

Does anyone have access to the 1900 census for Searcy Co. that they would be willing to do a lookup? Sanders, William M. Sanders, Martha Bear Creek Township vol. 36 Ed 119 sheet 4 line 24 Thanks so much Geraldine Wilson sadiemae@teleport.com

I know there are other Holsted researchers out there so I am posting some new info for everyone. These are all children of Lemuel and Maranda Adams Holsted. Sarah Holsted listed in the Logan County 1880 census as age 30 and single. She is buried in Graves cemetery as Aunt Sarry Holsted, no dates Redden, Matthew, age 19, to Mary Halsted, age 20, married on March 15, 1868 in Yell County AR. Halsted, Robert, 21 to Counts, Frances, 17 both of Yell County, 2 October 1870, by E.A. Garrison, JP

I am interested in any information on the Kelley Family of Searcy County.....specifically, any information on 'Frank Kelley' who married the oldest daughter of Jim Reece and Prilda Jane Treat....Frank Kelley married Vina Reece 19 Oct., 1903.

> Hi. I'm new to the list but am seeking information on the Brewer, Neel, > Weeks, and Thomas families. They were known to have resided in Polk, Searcy > and Conway counties as well as probably others. Zadock and Mary (Brumley) > Brewer were in Polk co. in 1860 Census. my gggrandparents. James Marion and > Cynthia Emeline (Weeks) Brewer settled in Searcy Co., > Other children of Zadock were:Sally,Sarah,Henry,John,Minerva,Zadock > H.,Joseph, William, Jacob and Mary. > Children of James Mrion Brewer were:James Madison, Louisa, Jane, > Isabelle,John, Margaret,Callie,Ida,Lilley, Victoria, and my grandfather > William Carroll Brewer b. 1880, Searcy Co., who married Lula Elizabeth > (Neel) daughter of William Francis Neel and Mary Matilda (Hodges) also of > Searcy Co. > Also looking for info on William B. Thomas, b. 1801, Ark., and spouse, > Malinda, b. 1812, (Tn., or Ark.,) They are also found in the 1850 Searcy Co > Census with the following children: William, Henry, Margaret, Rachel, > Andrew, James, and David. Appreciate any help or copies of records of any > kind, birth, death, marriage,land, tax, etc. If anyone has a copy of the > Polk Co., history Vol 1 & 2, I believe they are listed there as well. > Thank you so much, > Arlene Robinson > > ............................................................................. ...... > "Next $1,000,000 winner announced Dec. 12th on CBS!" > iWon.com http://www.iwon.com why wouldn't you? > ............................................................................. ...... > > ................................................................................. "Next $1,000,000 winner announced Dec. 12th on CBS!" iWon.com http://www.iwon.com why wouldn't you? .................................................................................

This is a long Long shot. I am looking for a Bell that may have married an Elizabeth Melton nee Martin between 1854 and 1864. Also, I am not able to find where Elizabeth (Isabel) is buried. Her death date is listed as 1865. Any help appreciated. Sandra

Green Treece may be related to Adam Treece, but we don't know how, yet. (And may never know). And yes, Permelia Emily Melton (12 Mar 1844-24 Jan 1926) was probably the daughter of Andrew J. Melton JJJ lmorton wrote: > 1 John Mathis Treece, son of Adam Treece and Margaret Eary, b: April 15, > 1843 PERRY CO., TN > .. +Permelia Emily Melton > > Is this Permelia Melton the same as the one who was a daughter of Andrew > Jackson Melton? > > Is Green Treece who married Mary Begley related to Adam Treece? > > Thanks, > > La Myra Morton > Lmorton@townsqr.com > http://www.zyworld.com/lamyra/Home.htm > Pratt cemetery page http://www.zyworld.com/lamyra/Pratt%20Cemetery.htm > Arnolds of Izard Co. WorldConnect > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=lamyra > > ==== ARSEARCY Mailing List ==== > Check out the Searcy County Web Site at: > www.pastracks.com/states/arkansas/searcy > or http://members.tripod.com/TMOOREINTULSA/arsearcy.htm