Debra Sorry, I can't find a marriage for them, however, the dates for 1874-1880 are missing from the book. And those would be your target dates. I also looked in Union County, Arkansas and didn't find them. Deb Debra Phillips wrote: > > Debbie, I have been going from court house to court house looking for my ancestor's marriage license. The last was Claiborne and they told me to try Union and Bienville. too. I would be so grateful if you would look and see if you have a John Smith in the very early 1870's or maybe late 1860's with a bride that may be listed as either Nancy E. Atkins/Adkins or could be she used her name she used later in life of Lizzie. Their children weren't born until the early 1870's and since her and her husband were both born about 1854 that would be a reasonable age. Thank you > > --------------------------------- > Do You Yahoo!? > LAUNCH - Your Yahoo! Music Experience

Michael The closest I could come to the names you mentioned are 28 Jun 1850 Thomas Traylor and Susan Paraham volume 1 page 61 Unfortunately, the records from 1857-1866 are missing. Debi Burgess Michael Husij wrote: > > If anyone on this list has access to marriage records for Union Parish, 1850 to 1860, could you please do a lookup for me. I'm looking for a marriage, prior to 1860, of Dr. John Randolph Traylor to Susan ______. > > Many thanks.

Debbie, I have been going from court house to court house looking for my ancestor's marriage license. The last was Claiborne and they told me to try Union and Bienville. too. I would be so grateful if you would look and see if you have a John Smith in the very early 1870's or maybe late 1860's with a bride that may be listed as either Nancy E. Atkins/Adkins or could be she used her name she used later in life of Lizzie. Their children weren't born until the early 1870's and since her and her husband were both born about 1854 that would be a reasonable age. Thank you --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? LAUNCH - Your Yahoo! Music Experience

If anyone on this list is researching the TRAYLOR family, who lived in Union Parish from about 1846 to 1864, I'd love to share information with you. Best regards, Susan Hill Husij Phoenix, AZ

If anyone on this list has access to marriage records for Union Parish, 1850 to 1860, could you please do a lookup for me. I'm looking for a marriage, prior to 1860, of Dr. John Randolph Traylor to Susan ______. Many thanks.

Thanks to Frances Trimble: a photo of Judge Trimble (family photos r-z0 Thanks to Colleen Kent: an obit for a 2 yr old Mayo child (obits - date unknown) Mayo Family Bible (Bible Records, alphabetically) Thanks to Mary Davis-Odom: Overview of Beulah Cemetery ( photos, cemetery, alphabetically) Two Views of Liberty Hill (Old Taylor) (photos, cemetery, alphabetically) John Taylor, Liberty Hill (photos, cemetery, alphabetically) marriage of Green A. Davis & Lucinda Burk (marriages) school or church group photo (photos, unidentifieds) Homeplace of Odom/Tucker family, Zion Hill (photos, community) Jess Odom family, (photos, family j-q) Ben F. Odom family, (photos, family j-q) Karen http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/union.htm

Can anyone tell me if REAGAN, Ottis E. ..........Dec 14, 1904 - Aug 3, 1978 buried in the Liberty Hill Cemetery is the son of Stephen Jackson Reagan? Thanks Jim Lee

----- Forwarded Message ----- From: PThum@aol.com To: abersgirl@juno.com Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2002 22:36:39 EDT Subject: Re: new on the archives Message-ID: <1a6.14b475e.29f8c5b7@aol.com> In a message dated 4/24/02 9:02:46 PM Central Daylight Time, abersgirl@juno.com writes: Mary Norris Tucker Could you tell me who her parents were? Pat

Thanks to Sarah Masling we have two neat new photos: one of Mary Norris Tucker and her son Woodrow, late 1800s? and China Grove School, around 1906-1914. Thanks to Frances Trimble we have a nice bio on Judge Trimble, who used to publish the Farmerville Gazette. And if she and I can get our picture programs co-ordinated, we'll soon have a photo of the gentleman! Karen http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/union.htm

Hi, Does anyone know if CHARLES GASTON is still on this list?? I found on the lost Ancestors Query board for Union Parish this message. UNION PARISH ANCESTORS: Joiner Comments: I'm looking for Lott Dempsey Joiner, b. 1885,Farmerville, La. - d. 1943, West Monroe, La., married to Betty (Elizabeth ?) F. Varnell, b. 1904, Vixen, La., d. 1931, West Monroe, La. Any infor on either or both would be appreciated. THIS IS MY MESSAGE TO HIM (IT CAME BACK TO ME SO HE MUST HAVE CHANGED ADDRESSES) Hello, I am researching MATTHEW JOINER b. July 20, 1890 in Union Parish,LA. He married IDA MAE COATES of Vixon Caldwell Parish, LA. His parents were William Joiner and Fannie Jarman- (Jarmon). Are these JOINERS any relation to yours? Thank you, Robbie

Hope everyone, especially the Feazel researchers can read the post below and perhaps help the lady out. Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: CRLWolves@aol.com To: aberizn1@verizon.net Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002 11:23 AM Subject: RE: Feazel Family Cemetery I am tracing down my family tree & I came across the information that there is (or) was, a Feazel family Cemetery. If you can find out any information on this & send it to me, I would be so grateful. My E-mail address is CRLWolves@aol.com Thank You, Carolyn La Follette 8206 12th Street Paron, AR. 72122 Carolyn

I am looking for information on Robert Lee Powell and his wife, Ethel Coplen. Both were from Union Parish LA and were born in the 1880's. His parents were Leroy N Powell and Bertha Roberta Hamilton; and her parents were Demetrius Coplen and Susan Annie Moore. Robert's father did live in Brown Co TX with his third wife, Susan Holloman, at one time. It is possible that Robert and Ethel moved to California, in particular in the San Francisco Area. Their children were: i. ROBERT LAURENCE12 POWELL, b. April 15, 1908 ii. THOMAS MOORE POWELL, b. September 14, 1909 iii. IONE POWELL, b. April 26, 1911 iv. DORA LEE POWELL, b. February 08, 1913 v. JAMES GORDON POWELL, b. May 27, 1916 vi. SUSIE POWELL, b. December 17, 1918 Any help would be appreciated. Gaylon L Powell Austin TX

Please change my email address to lbsmith@starband.net. Thank you, Lillian Smith

An S-55 form for Hosea McAdams from Shawn Martin. Two Coplen family pictures from Nancy Williford. Thanks, girls!! Karen http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/union.htm Archives Coordinator for Union Parish, LA, USGenWeb List manager: LAUNION-L & LAMABRY-L, Rootsweb.com

Hello, I found on the Surname Registry of Union Parish where you are looking for JOINERs. I am looking for information on William JOINER and Fannie JARMAN (birth dates unknown) (Parents Unknown) both born in Louisiana Issue: Mathew J. Joiner b. July 20, 1890 Union Parish,LA d.May 08, 1967 (m) Ida Mae Coates b.April 21, 1893 Caldwell Parish,LA Clint Joiner b. ? Morris B. Joiner b. November 26, 1895 d.January 1975 Calhoun , Ouachita Parish,La Morgan Joiner b. June 21, 1900 d. Nov. 1980 West Monroe,LA

Gregory, I have a Merrill Smith in Union Parish. He married Sally Gathright. We have a few of the children, but there are still some missing. They had initials in the 1870 census like J. T. and a D. Smith female. In the 1872 census no children are with Sally. She is living with a Caldonia Wright. This Smith line is very difficult. Good luck Candace

Hi Greggory and welcome to the list! You're not really a newbie to us, as you made a number of nice contributions to the archives way back before I even started being the Coordinator. I know Smith is a hard name to research - even when you find out it was originally Schmidt, as I did. In the last few months I have been doing a lot of transcribing and proofreading on the censuses, and one name I recall seeing consistently, but not with the commonality you expect in some areas - is Smith. There were even a couple on the 1820 and 1830 censuses of Ouachita Parish. The images and transcriptions on those have been sent in, but haven't appeared on line yet. We have all of Union Parish except the 1930, and we'll have that soon. Several of the transcriptions have been completed, and should start appearing soon. Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Greggory E. Davies" <gedavies@iamerica.net> To: <LAUNION-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 06, 2002 12:18 AM Subject: Smith > I am new to this list. > > I realize Smith is a difficult name to research but figured I'd give it a shot. > > The line I'm working or researching is as follows, though scant: > > Perry K. Smith, b. 8-21-1843,d. 8-22-1913, probably in Caldwell Parish, m. Therrisann Christine Mercer abt. 1865. > > Therrisann Christine Mercer was b. 1843, Attala, MS, lived for many years in Winn Parish, LA, and d. 7-12-1904 in Union Parish. > > Their children were: > > 1) Garphelia, b. 1868, m. James Elijah Roan > > 2) Ophelia, b. 1873, m. Wm. Rutledge > > 3) Lula Kee Smith, b. 1875, m. Dewitt Clinton Sandidge > > 4) Arthur, no info. > > 5) Alfred Harbin, b. 1876, m. Minnie Mae Brown > > 6) Lottie Lee, b. 1883, m. J. C. Hobbs (lived in Winnfield) > > 7) Perry Kee (f), b. 1885, m. Jesse Barham Harbin (my wife's line) > > I am interested in any of these lines, folks, etc., but primarily trying to run the Smith line and determine Perry K. Smith antededents, siblings, etc. > > Thanks, > > Gregg Davies > Winnfield, LA >

Dear Greg et al, I'm not sure I have posted my surnsames either. I too have Smith's in Union parish. My Smith's are James AJ and Rosiana Smith nee Cupp. Some other names I am researchign in the area are Easter and I do have a Roan connection but am not sure how it connects. My grandfather's sister (Eunice Easter) listed as her mother on her SS ap card as a Cupp-Roan. As far as I know her mother was Melvina Smith. Daughter of James AJ and Rosiana. This has proven to be a toughie so far, hope someone can connect. Linda in N/Cal. "Greggory E. Davies" <gedavies@iamerica.net> wrote: I am new to this list. I realize Smith is a difficult name to research but figured I'd give it a shot. The line I'm working or researching is as follows, though scant: Perry K. Smith, b. 8-21-1843,d. 8-22-1913, probably in Caldwell Parish, m. Therrisann Christine Mercer abt. 1865. Therrisann Christine Mercer was b. 1843, Attala, MS, lived for many years in Winn Parish, LA, and d. 7-12-1904 in Union Parish. Their children were: 1) Garphelia, b. 1868, m. James Elijah Roan 2) Ophelia, b. 1873, m. Wm. Rutledge 3) Lula Kee Smith, b. 1875, m. Dewitt Clinton Sandidge 4) Arthur, no info. 5) Alfred Harbin, b. 1876, m. Minnie Mae Brown 6) Lottie Lee, b. 1883, m. J. C. Hobbs (lived in Winnfield) 7) Perry Kee (f), b. 1885, m. Jesse Barham Harbin (my wife's line) I am interested in any of these lines, folks, etc., but primarily trying to run the Smith line and determine Perry K. Smith antededents, siblings, etc. Thanks, Gregg Davies Winnfield, LA --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - online filing with TurboTax

I am new to this list. I realize Smith is a difficult name to research but figured I'd give it a shot. The line I'm working or researching is as follows, though scant: Perry K. Smith, b. 8-21-1843,d. 8-22-1913, probably in Caldwell Parish, m. Therrisann Christine Mercer abt. 1865. Therrisann Christine Mercer was b. 1843, Attala, MS, lived for many years in Winn Parish, LA, and d. 7-12-1904 in Union Parish. Their children were: 1) Garphelia, b. 1868, m. James Elijah Roan 2) Ophelia, b. 1873, m. Wm. Rutledge 3) Lula Kee Smith, b. 1875, m. Dewitt Clinton Sandidge 4) Arthur, no info. 5) Alfred Harbin, b. 1876, m. Minnie Mae Brown 6) Lottie Lee, b. 1883, m. J. C. Hobbs (lived in Winnfield) 7) Perry Kee (f), b. 1885, m. Jesse Barham Harbin (my wife's line) I am interested in any of these lines, folks, etc., but primarily trying to run the Smith line and determine Perry K. Smith antededents, siblings, etc. Thanks, Gregg Davies Winnfield, LA

Well, the vote is in, and the folks on this list were about 50/50 pro and con, but the final word came from on high (reprinted below)- so we are musicless! (Just had to see if I could do it.<g>) Thanks for all the help, opinions, and contributions. Karen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rhonda Smith" <erfsmith@earthlink.net> To: "Karen Rice" <aberizn1@verizon.net> Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 9:18 AM Subject: Re: Music on Archives > Karen, > I finally got in touch with the main archives coordinator about the music. We > can not use music in the archives. Her wording was "The Archives are not for > fancy html's or contests. They are for data and simple html's that link to the > text files.Music will not help researchers find their ancestors and does not > belong in the Archives."