I have talked with Jana a while back. My line goes from William Robert Matlock, James Ransom Matlock, Roy Matlock, Don Matlock(my father). Dad will do the DNA testing, I just can't swing the cost of it. It would give us hopefully, some answers. Vicky Matlock Bagdriwicz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Matlock" <Joe.Matlock@state.tn.us> To: <MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 1:39 PM Subject: [MATLOCK-L] Re: Roy Matlock Sr > Hi PaulaHere is a chart to help get you started. As you may now by now > we have a DNA project going on with the family. Your William is as best > I know Charle's only proven son and so a lonely link to Richard and > earlier. If any of your male relations with the surname would submit > the DNA sample it would help us all out a lot. Good LuckJoe Matlock Que > is my 5th cousin 3 times removed Carlyon Sue I do not know if this will > get through to Paula or not so if not please pass alongJoe MatlockFrom: > mattrack (Original Message)Sent: 8/4/2004 4:16 AMOK I am fairly new to > all of this.. I think this is how my family line goes. James Ransom > Matlock, Que Matlock, Roy Matlock Sr, James Matlock then me Paula > Matlock. My grandpa Roy Matlock Sr. just passed away thursday of last > week. Guess I am just looking for information on my family. > Descendants of Charles Matlock Generation No. 1 1. CHARLES8 MATLOCK > (RICHARD7,) was born 1810 in Hawkins County, Tennessee, and died Bef. > 1833 in Jackson County, Indiana. He married ELIZABETH HAGGERTY. Notes > for CHARLES MATLOCK:From: "Jana Black" <janab@websweweave.net>To: > <MEDLOCK-L@rootsweb.com>Date: Monday, December 15, 2003 10:44:32 > PMSubject: RE: [MEDLOCK] DNA Hi all, A bit of background on this line, > FYI: ...No census records have been found for 1810 and 1820, but in > 1830, Richard lives adjacent to sons Charles and Loving. Both boys are > grown with wives and children: Charles has 5 girls and four boys - it is > from this line that William Robert, our proved ancestor is believed to > descend, so this is the line we are focused upon. In Jackson County, IN, > 1833 court records show that both Charles and Loving have died. The > children of Loving are mentioned, but there is no mention of Charles > wife or children and it is unknown what happened to them. Oral tradition > in our line has it that wife #1 was Indian and that our William Robert > was the logical son of Charles shown as the "1 male under 5" who was > raised by David Matlock who went to Van Buren, Iowa and is sometimes > identified as Wm. Rbt.'s uncle or brother. Notes for ELIZABETH > HAGGERTY: Carmen HankinsEntries: 2440 Updated: 2004-07-07 00:48:20 > UTC (Wed) Contact: Carmen Hankins chanks@ldisd,net ID: I552897435 > Name: Elizabeth HAGGERTY Given Name: Elizabeth Surname: Haggerty Sex: F > Change Date: 28 Jul 2003 Marriage 1 William? MATLOCKNote: > _STATMARRIEDChildren William Robert MATLOCK b: 1831 in Hancock, > Children of CHARLES MATLOCK and ELIZABETH HAGGERTY are:2. > i. WILLIAM ROBERT9 MATLOCK, b. 1833, Hancock County, Tennesee; d. 13 > April 1895, Franklin County, Arkansas, He is buried in the Price Springs > Cemetery near Ozark Arkansas. ii. FIVE CHILDREN > UNKNOWN MATLOCK. iii. THREE CHILDREN UNKNOWN MATLOCK. > Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM ROBERT9 MATLOCK (CHARLES8, RICHARD7,) was > born 1833 in Hancock County, Tennesee, and died 13 April 1895 in > Franklin County, Arkansas, He is buried in the Price Springs Cemetery > near Ozark Arkansas. He married ELIZABETH MARIAH BETSEY WEDDLE 17 July > 1850 in Jackson County, Indiana, daughter of JAMES WEDDLE and ELIZABETH > MUNDY. She was born 25 December 1834 in Madison, Jackson County, > Indiana, and died 1913 in Stroud, Linclon County, Oklahoma. She is > buried in a family plot north of Stroud.. Notes for WILLIAM ROBERT > MATLOCK: Posted By: Carlyon Sue McKinney Email: mcsmckinney@aol.com > Subject: William R. Matlock, b. abt. 1830 Hawkins Co. TN Post Date: > September 19, 2001 at 20:54:12 Message URL: > http://genforum.genealogy.com/matlock/messages/1361.html Forum: Matlock > Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: > http://genforum.genealogy.com/matlock/ We are still trying to prove > the parentage of my gggrandfather William Robert Matlock. We know that > he was a grandson of Richard Matlock, born about 1761 in Granville, N.C. > but we still are not sure which of Richard's sons was his father. Some > still say it was William Matlock, born 1810, Hawkins County TN and some > say it was his brother Charles. If anyone out there knows anything about > this and can help us settle this once and for all, please kindly place a > followup in this forum. Thank You, Carlyon Sue McKinney In 1880 this > family is living in Franklin County, Alabama. From: > janab@websweweave.netTo: "The Matlock Family" > <TheMatlockFamily@groups.msn.com>Date: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 > 3:49:12 AMSubject: DNA study on WM. Rbt's line???From: janab1949 Hi > all, I am writing you all as it seems you have a "vested interest" in > where my thinking is going <G>. Please bear with me as I ramble a bit > over what we know and what we do not know.... the big *hole* in our > genealogical research tracing the ancestry of our William Robert Matlock > involves proving #1 that he is the son of Charles and #2 proving that > Charles comes from the 1st wife of Richard.... I went to Brownstown IN > this fall and found ONLY yet another reference to the claim (unproved) > that the children of Richard by wife #1 were all born in South Carolina, > before they went to Hawkins, TN - what is frustrating, is that so far, > our line does not connect into any of the Matlock/Medlocks shown in the > 1800-1830 SC censuses. There has always been a "rumor" that Richard's > first wife was Indian - and we all know that state lines were changed > over and over in those early days - all of which makes our job harder. > In those days, many folks would not have "broadcast" such info, but > today, I just bet there are others of you than me who would love to > know, then brag <G> about such a heritage! Natch, the fact that Richard > may not have wanted folks to know about his liaison to an Indian maiden > likely means there is little recorded about it.... I would love to > figure out what her ID was once and for all! Next, I would like to > identify the name of Charles wife and his other children besides William > Robert then find out what happened to them all.... The idea that Charles > and "unnamed wife" plus nine children show up in the 1830 census in > Hawkins County, TN, then that Charles is suddenly dead 3 years later and > that the wife and children appear to have all vanished off the face of > the earth tells me we have a story to uncover! We know that Loving's > eldest son went to Amos Poore, but what the heck happened to Charles > wife and children other than our William Robert??? Did Charlesd and > Loving die together??? Was our William Robert the only survivor in a > family of nine children? There were no epidemics in IN between 1930 and > 1833, I checked. Whatever happened must have been the result of an > accident or violence..... FYI, I also drove up to "Weddleville" and > passed thru it twice before I realized I has "seen" it - all that is > there now is a burned out schoolhouse and a few tumbling gravestones - > our folks lived in an area that was extremely hilly and remote - if they > went to Brownstown to court, they went as a group. It got dark before I > could find Carr Township, and I was traveling alone, so I "chickened > out" and drove back down the hill before I really got lost! Keep in > mind that the estate of Charles Matlock was administered by Matthew > Tanner then his son Samuel (after the senior Tanner's decease). Matthew > Tanner entered into bond with Jonah F. de Bolt and Andrew Gilwick to > adminster the estate; Samuel Tanner entered into bond with Daniel Peck > and Adam Miller. The estate was not settled until 1837. Involved in the > probate with claims against Charles estate were people who were all > married to Weddles; Guthries, Loudermilks, Poores., etc. I doubt this is > co-incidental. Any names in these documents are clues, but so far, I > cannot find paperwork to get us any further than we are..... It would > also be nice to establish or emiminate whether or not William Robert was > raised by David Matlock in Iowa and whether David was Charles brother or > uncle.... We can come much closer to all this with DNA results.... I > hope many of you know that some of the members of our mailing list on > Rootsweb initiated DNA studies on some lines of the family last year??? > The results are beginning to be posted. I see from the DNA charts that > two of the SC families have had DNA studies done. That will make it easy > for us to either "match" or not.... We are lucky in that we have > contact with members of the descendants of Richard's 2nd wife, Mary > Weddle. I am thinking it is tinme we added "tissue" from our line to the > Matlock DNA studies to see what we come up with. You can view the work > so far here: http://www.ba044ancestry.com/Matlock/DNA%20RESULTS.htm and > here: http://www.ba044ancestry.com/Matlock/DNA%20FAMILY%20TREES.html > Looking at the info that has been accumulated so far, if our "hunches" > are correct, we ought to have DNA similar to Joe Matlock's line: > http://www.ba044ancestry.com/Matlock/JOE%20MATLOCKS%20line.html (his > line is #14482). In order to see what we have, we need cheek tissue from > sons of sons..... In our line, that means sons of either James Ransom, > George (Mac) Mc Clellan, Charles William, David Henry or Robert Orlen. > Since we can prove our lines TO William Robert, whatever DNA results we > get back from any sons (or gsons or ggsons or gggsons) will suffice for > our female lines. Since I am the ggrand daughter of a daughter, I cannot > do this thru my own line. I am certainly willing to "kick in" $$$ to > help pay to get this work done. I hope some of the rest of you are also > willing - if we each chip in a little, that $$$ will add right up! To > proceed, we need to figure out which of the "guys" are willing to let us > swab their cheeks for tissue! Would you all put on your thinking caps > and put together a list of which men we can contact who are sons of sons > of sons???? It costs $200 for a test. I figure we need two tests, one > from our line and one from the line of Richard with Mary Weddle.... So > we should try to collect $400 total. I am pledging $100 right now! Put > in $1 if that is what you can afford or put in whatever else you think > you can manage. If enough of you are interested and if we can find > enough "guys" to get two cheek samples, then we can get the details on > where to send the money and the cheek swabs. I will be happy to act as > the "organizer" here - so email me or the group and I will keep you all > posted. As always, whatever we learn will be shared freely! This is our > heritagre (if ever we figure it out <G>)! Let me know what you all > think? I figure this could be one of the best Christmas gifts we could > give ourselves.... Look forward to hearing! Jana Black List mgr. > Matlock-L and proud gggdaughter of Susan Malvina Matlock More About > WILLIAM ROBERT MATLOCK:Military service: War Between the States PVT > Enlisted Notes for ELIZABETH MARIAH BETSEY WEDDLE:Starting from > Northwest Arkansas, mostly Franklin County and connecting those lines to > their ancestor and descendentsEntries: 19062 Updated: Mon Oct 20 > 20:01:09 2003 Contact: Will Johnson wjohnson@aol.comThe Matlock > Cemetary where Elizabeth is buried is on Stroud Lake Rd. northeast of > Stroud (south of DePew). This is where the Matlocks (Bill, Bob, David) > owned land when they first moved into the area in the 1910's. Stroud > Lake Rd. is 3 miles E. of Hwy 99. The Cemetary is exactly 1/2 mile > north of Caruthers Lake Rd., or 211 St., on the E. side of the road. > The cemetary is very overgrown so you're looking for a weedy patch > between two farm fields. The cemetary sits about 10 feet (the road is > cut through the rise) above the roadbed at this point Children of > WILLIAM MATLOCK and ELIZABETH WEDDLE are: i. NANCY > CAROLINE10 MATLOCK, b. 1852, Jackosn County, Indiana; d. Franklin > County, Arkansas; m. ALLEN STEWART, 13 April 1895, Jackson County, > Indiana.3. ii. MARY ELIZABETH MATLOCK, b. 1855, Medpra, > Jackson County, Indiana; d. 1932, Bokoshe, LeFlore County, Oklahoma.4. > iii. JAMES RANSOM MATLOCK, b. May 1856, Jackson County, > Indiana; d. 1907, Cushing, Payne County, Oklahoma.5. iv. > SUSAN MULVINA MATLOCK, b. 15 January 1857, Wabash County, Indinia or > Jackson County, Indinia; d. 18 April 1937, Chanute, Neosho County, > Kansas. v. JULIA A. JULIANA MATLOCK, b. April 1859, > Jackosn County, Indiana; d. 1946; m. R. E. LANPHER, 16 April 1881; b. > 1846. vi. SARAH JANE MATLOCK, b. 07 February 1861, > Medpra, Jackson County, Indiana; d. 03 August 1941, Van Buren, Jackson > County, Arkansas; m. (1) GEORGE WASHINGTON MOORE, 06 January 1877, > Wilson, Ellsworth County, Kansas; b. Abt. 1852, Coyville, Kansas; d. 24 > December 1900, Alma, Arkansas; m. (2) ROBERT MIZELL, Abt. 1895. > vii. EVALINE MATLOCK, b. Bet. 22 April 1862 - 1864, Jackosn > County, Indiana; d. February 1946, Van Buren,Franklin County, Arkansas; > m. JOHN NOAH WILLIAM BURCHEM, 08 November 1883, Webb City, Franklin > County, Tennessee; b. 03 January 1859, Megis County, Tennessee; d. 17 > July 1920, Sallisaw, Sequoah County, Oklahoma.6. viii. > GEORGE MCCLELLAN MATLOCK, b. 22 February 1866, Jackosn County, Indiana; > d. 27 August 1939, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas. > ix. LUCY MATLOCK, b. 1866, Iowa; m. JAMES B. WHITE, 14 February 1893. > x. ELLA ELLEN MAY MATLOCK, b. January 1868, Indiana; > m. THOMAS PRICE, 26 September 1886. xi. CHARLES > WILLIAM MATLOCK, b. 23 November 1873, Medora, Jackson County, Indiana; > d. 20 April 1945, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas. He is buried in > Oak Cemetery, Van Buren, Franklin County, Arkansas; m. EFFIE SMITH, Fort > Smith, Sabastian County, Arkansas. xii. DORA EFFIE > MATLOCK, b. 18 May 1876, Chanute, Neosho County, Kansas; d. 25 February > 1962, Sulphur, Murray County, Oklahoma; m. WILLIAM ALLEN FRAILEY, 11 > October 1894, Crosslane, Crawford County, Arkansas.7. xiii. > DAVID HENRY MATLOCK, b. 02 July 1878, Chanute, Neosho County, Kansas; > d. 1968, Bristow, Creek County, Oklahoma.8. xiv. ROBERT > ORLEN MATLOCK, b. 25 April 1881, Meg, Franklin County, Arkansas; d. 14 > February 1950, Bristow, Creek County, Okalhoma. Generation No. 3 3. > MARY ELIZABETH10 MATLOCK (WILLIAM ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7, ) was > born 1855 in Medpra, Jackson County, Indiana, and died 1932 in Bokoshe, > LeFlore County, Oklahoma. She married (1) ROSS HARMON. She married > (2) JAMES WARREN MCKINNEY Abt. 1880 in Jennylind, Franklin County, > Arkansas. Child of MARY MATLOCK and JAMES MCKINNEY is: > i. FOUR CHILDREN NOT SHOWN11 MCKINNEY. 4. JAMES RANSOM10 > MATLOCK (WILLIAM ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7, ) was born May 1856 in > Jackson County, Indiana, and died 1907 in Cushing, Payne County, > Oklahoma. He married SARAH ELIZABETH GLEASON 13 July 1876 in Eureka, > Greewood County, Kansas. She was born 17 December 1857 in Gallia > County, Ohio, and died 07 January 1936 in Drumright Creek, Oklahoma. > Notes for JAMES RANSOM MATLOCK:In 1880 this family is living in Franklin > County, Alabama. Children of JAMES MATLOCK and SARAH GLEASON are: > i. WILLIAM FRANCIS OR FRANKLIN11 MATLOCK, b. 16 May > 1876, Greenwood County, Kansas; d. 01 March 1958, Cushing, Payne County, > Oklahoma; m. (1) MAUDE ROBINSON, Bef. 1900; d. Bef. 1901; m. (2) IDA > BELL FULKERSON, 21 August 1901, Chandler, Greenwood County, Oklahoma; b. > 30 August 1881, Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky; d. March 1933, > Oilton,Creek County, Oklahoma. Notes for WILLIAM FRANCIS OR FRANKLIN > MATLOCK:Armer Jiles MillspaughEntries: 3791 Updated: Thu Feb 12 > 15:33:02 2004 Contact: Edwin Armer edarmer@cox-internet.comID: I1254 > Name: William Franklin MATLOCK Sex: M Birth: 16 MAY 1876 in Kansas > ii. GRACE MATLOCK, b. 1879; d. Bef. 1885. > iii. JAMES BRITTEN MCCLELLAN MATLOCK, b. 03 March 1882, Little > Rock, Arkansas; d. 13 January 1975, Kansas? He is buried in the > Hamilton Cemetery, Hamilton Kansas.; m. (1) HATTIE LORA LIEBOW; b. 30 > March 1895; d. 08 March 1991; m. (2) ALICE LUCRETIA HORNE, 19 August > 1902, Chandler Oklahoma; d. 1923, Oklahoma? She is buried inthe Red Top > Cemetery, Quinlan Oklahoma.. iv. JOSEPH MATLOCK, b. 08 > November 1884, Coyville, Kansas; d. 27 April 1974, Quincy, Kansas; m. > LUCY ANNA HOLDEREAD, 01 January 1912, Cushing, Oklahoma; b. 07 December > 1893, Quenemo, Kansas; d. 13 June 1989, Wichita, Sedgwick County, > Kansas. Notes for LUCY ANNA HOLDEREAD:Armer Jiles MillspaughEntries: > 3791 Updated: Thu Feb 12 15:33:02 2004 Contact: Edwin Armer ID: > I1393 Name: Lucy Anna HOLDENREAD v. ROY EDWIN > MATLOCK, b. 08 August 1887, Quincy, Kansas; d. 21 December 1982, > Noedesha, Wilson County, Kansas; m. VERDILLA FAYE BLEVINS, 27 December > 1916, Bartlesville, Oklahoma; b. 16 March 1899, Middletown Kansas; d. 04 > November 1977, Fredonia, Wilson County, Kansas. vi. > MARY MAY ELIZABETH MATLOCK, b. April 1888, Coyville, Kansas; m. WILLIAM > PEARL CLARK, 11 October 1906. vii. QUE S CYRUS W > MATLOCK, b. 25 November 1888; d. 23 August 1986. viii. > HUBERT AGUSTUS MATLOCK, b. 28 February 1891, Eureka, Greenwood County, > Kansas; d. 10 December 1980, Cushing, Payne County, Oklahoma; m. (1) > RUBY DOLLY FOSTER; b. 09 October 1892; d. 16 February 1932; m. (2) SARAH > ELIZABETH BOOTH, 1911, Cushing, Payne County, Oklahoma; b. 15 September > 1895, Deep Water, Missouri; d. 29 March 1915, Cushing, Payne County, > Oklahoma. ix. KEITH ARNOLD MATLOCK, b. 28 December > 1892, Coyville, Kansas; d. 15 May 1957; m. SADIE FIELDS, June 1916; b. > 29 October 1892; d. March 1965. x. HATTIE ELILIAN > MATLOCK, b. 16 January 1895. xi. LEO MATLOCK, b. Bef. > 1900. xii. CAL WRIGHT MATLOCK, b. 04 February 1900, > Oklahoma; d. 15 March 1952, Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. 5. SUSAN > MULVINA10 MATLOCK (WILLIAM ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7, ) was born 15 > January 1857 in Wabash County, Indinia or Jackson County, Indinia, and > died 18 April 1937 in Chanute, Neosho County, Kansas. She married > GEORGE WILLIAM HARMAN March 1876 in Yates Center, Woodson County, > Kansas. He was born February 1850 in Pleasant Township, Switzerland > County, Indiana, and died 11 April 1914 in Chanute, Neosho County, > Kansas. More About SUSAN MULVINA MATLOCK:Burial: Elmwood Cemetery, > Chanute, Neosho County, Kansas Child of SUSAN MATLOCK and GEORGE > HARMAN is: i. EIGHT CHILDERN NOT SHOWN11 HARMAN. 6. > GEORGE MCCLELLAN10 MATLOCK (WILLIAM ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7,) was > born 22 February 1866 in Jackosn County, Indiana, and died 27 August > 1939 in Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas. He married MARY BRUMMET > 27 November 1887 in Webb City, Granklin County, Arkansas. She was born > 1871 in Arkansas.. Children of GEORGE MATLOCK and MARY BRUMMET are: > i. ROBERT W.11 MATLOCK, b. 13 February 1889, Franklin > County, Arkansas; d. Enid, Oklahoma. ii. ANNE > KATHERINE MATLOCK, b. 23 February 1892, Franklin County, Arkansas; d. 11 > May 1986, Fort Smith, Arkansas. iii. ELLA SARAH > MATLOCK, b. 15 October 1893, Franklin County, Arkansas; d. 24 December > 1989, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas. iv. > CHARLES C. MATLOCK, b. 02 December 1896, Franklin County, Arkansas; d. > 29 October 1979, Fayettville, Washington County, Arkansas; m. MYRTLE > GAGE. v. LEONARD NEWTON MATLOCK, b. 27 March 1900, > Franklin County, Arkansas; d. 31 May 1969, Fort Smith, Arkansas; m. > MRYTLE. vi. ROY EDWARD MATLOCK, b. 04 April 1904, > Franklin County, Arkansas; d. 10 July 1930, Van Buren, Crawford County, > Arkansas; m. ROSE. vii. JANE MATLOCK, b. 1906, > Franklin County, Arkansas; d. Bef. 1910, Franklin County, Arkansas. > viii. CLYDE MATLOCK, b. 12 April 1909, Franklin County, > Arkansas; d. 26 March 1955, Fort Smith, Arkansas. 7. DAVID HENRY10 > MATLOCK (WILLIAM ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7,) was born 02 July 1878 in > Chanute, Neosho County, Kansas, and died 1968 in Bristow, Creek County, > Oklahoma. He married (1) LOUISA PASCHE BOYLES 03 February 1901 in Meg, > Franklin County, Arkanas, daughter of PHILIP BOYLES and AGNES NIXON. > She was born Abt. 1873. He married (2) SARAH Abt. 1902. He married > (3) LURLA BELL CAMPBELL Abt. 1920 in Drumwright, Creek County, Oklahoma, > daughter of JAMES CAMPBELL and DELIA HILL. She was born 24 November > 1891 in Ozark, Arkansas, and died 1972 in Bristow. Oklahoma. Child > of DAVID MATLOCK and LURLA CAMPBELL is: i. SEVEN > CHILDREN NOT SHOWN11 MATLOCK. 8. ROBERT ORLEN10 MATLOCK (WILLIAM > ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7, ) was born 25 April 1881 in Meg, Franklin > County, Arkansas, and died 14 February 1950 in Bristow, Creek County, > Okalhoma. He married (1) SARAH B. BOYLES 12 May 1901 in Meg, Franklin > County, Arkanas, daughter of PHILIP BOYLES and AGNES NIXON. She was > born 01 May 1881 in Lawrence County, Alabama, and died 10 April 1915 in > Depew, Creek County, Oklahoma. He married (2) PEARL TANNER MCKINNEY 29 > January 1917 in Stigler, Haskell County, Oklahoma. She was born 1891 in > Stigler, Indian Territory, and died 1931 in Depew, Creek County, > Oklahoma. He married (3) GERTRUDE GERTIE GABBARD Abt. 1934 in Van > Buren, Crawford Coiunty, Arkansas. Child of ROBERT MATLOCK and > SARAH BOYLES is: i. SEVEN CHILDREN NOT SHOWN11 > MATLOCK. > > >>> carlyon.sue.mckinney@worldnet.att.net 8/4/2004 5:45:27 AM >>> > /* Foreground colors */ThmFgColumnHeader, A.FrameLink, A.HeaderLink, > A.FooterLink, A.LgtCmd, A.MSNLink {color:#FFFFFF;}ThmFgTitleLightBk > {color:#FF6600;}ThmFgSmallLight {color:#ff0000;}ThmFgNavLink, A.NavLink, > A.ChildLink:hover {color:#666699;}ThmFgInactiveText, A.SystemLink > {color: #666666;}ThmFgFrameTitle {color: #FFFFCC;}ThmFgTitleDarkBk, > A.NavLink:hover, A.TitleLink {color: #CC6600;}ThmFgMiscText, A.Cat, > A.SubCat {color: #336699;}ThmFgCommand, A.Command, A.LargeCommand, > A.MsgLink {color: #003366;}ThmFgHeader {color: #333333;}ThmFgStandard, > A.SystemLink:hover, A.SubLink, A.ChildLink, A.StdLink, SELECT.Standard > {color: #000000;}ThmFgDivider {color: #CCCCCC;} /* primarily for HR tags > *//* Background colors */ThmBgStandard {background-color: > #FFFFFF;}ThmBgUnknown1 {background-color: #FF6600;}ThmBgFraming > {background-color: #666699;}ThmBgUnknown2 {background-color: > #666666;}ThmBgHighlightDark {background-color: > #FFFFCC;}ThmBgHighlightLight, #idToolbar, #tbContents {background-color: > #FFFFE8;}ThmBgTitleDarkBk {background-color: #F1F1F1;}ThmBgAlternate > {background-color: #ECF1F6;}ThmBgUnknown3 {background-color: > #CCCCFF;}ThmBgDivider {background-color: #CCCCCC;}ThmBgHeader > {background-color: #9999CC;}ThmBgLinks {background-color: > #8696C9;}ThmBgSharkBar {background-color: #8696C9;}ThmBgGlobalNick > {background-color: #9394A9;}/* Calendar styles */calfgndcolor > {color:#E00505;}calbgndcolor {color:#E00505;}New Message on The > Matlock Family > Roy Matlock Sr > > Reply > Reply to Sender Recommend Message 2 in Discussion From: Sue > Hi Paula! Welcome! It's good to meet you! You came to the right place! > You and I are distant cousins! Your James Ransom Matlock was the oldest > son of our William Robert Matlock and Elizabeth Mariah Weddle. > > William and Elizabeth were the parents of 14 children. I am a > descendant of their second daughter Mary Elizabeth Matlock. She was my > great-grandmother. In a way I am also a descendant of their youngest son > Robert Orlen Matlock. He was my Dad's stepfather and he raised my Dad > from a baby. He married my grandmother after my grandfather (who was his > nephew) died in about 1916. > > I have over 100+ pictures of our family on this site. They are in my > album called "My Matlock Family." I have a few pictures of your line > among them. You are welcome to copy any of them that you want to. You > are also welcome to copy any of the files on this site that you want, > too. There are many files on this site that you might be interested in. > Among them is a newspaper clipping that shows your great-great > grandparents' marriage date and place of marriage. If you can't find it > I'll be happy to email it to you. Just let me know. Also if you have any > questions that you'd like to ask me please feel free to just send me > email to carlyon.sue.mckinney@worldnet.att.net I'll be happy to try to > answer whatever question you might have. > > If you click on the links at the bottom of my welcome page you'll find > other websites that are related to our family. Jana McPherson Black and > Vicky Bagdriwicz are our cousins. They are both descendants of William > Robert Matlock and Elizabeth Mariah Weddle just as we are. Vicky is a > member of your line. She is a great-grandaughter of James Ransom Matlock > and Sarah Gleason, too. She has a website that lists the descendants of > our William Robert Matlock. > > > Have a nice day, > > > Carlyon Sue McKinney - Manager > > > > > > View other groups in this category. > > document.write(''); > Also on MSN: > Start Chatting | Listen to Music | House & Home | Try Online Dating | > Daily Horoscopes > To stop getting this e-mail, or change how often it arrives, go to your > E-mail Settings. > > Need help? If you've forgotten your password, please go to Passport > Member Services. > For other questions or feedback, go to our Contact Us page. > > If you do not want to receive future e-mail from this MSN group, or if > you received this message by mistake, please click the "Remove" link > below. On the pre-addressed e-mail message that opens, simply click > "Send". 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Hi all, (coming back from HD crash - sigh) Yes, Vicki and several others of Wm. Rbt's line can "provide cheek swabs" but we are having trouble getting together the $$$. In our instance, we need to do *two* tests as we know that Richard had two wives.... The good news is, we are in contact with "cheeks" on both sides.... I am wondering if we need to set up some kind of family association and assign a treasurer who could collect funds via PayPal. I descend from a daughter of Wm. Rbt. So altho my "cheek" is not good, I am certainly willing to contribute to the cause. We need to gather $400 to test this line, right? If we all consider contributing as we can, it won't be long before we make significant progress that will benefit us all! Jana -----Original Message----- From: Don &/or Vicky Bagdriwicz [mailto:bagdriwicz@columbus-ks.com] Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 12:45 PM To: MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [MATLOCK-L] Re: Roy Matlock Sr I have talked with Jana a while back. My line goes from William Robert Matlock, James Ransom Matlock, Roy Matlock, Don Matlock(my father). Dad will do the DNA testing, I just can't swing the cost of it. It would give us hopefully, some answers. Vicky Matlock Bagdriwicz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joe Matlock" <Joe.Matlock@state.tn.us> To: <MATLOCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 1:39 PM Subject: [MATLOCK-L] Re: Roy Matlock Sr > Hi PaulaHere is a chart to help get you started. As you may now by > now we have a DNA project going on with the family. Your William is > as best I know Charle's only proven son and so a lonely link to > Richard and earlier. If any of your male relations with the surname > would submit the DNA sample it would help us all out a lot. Good > LuckJoe Matlock Que is my 5th cousin 3 times removed Carlyon Sue I do > not know if this will get through to Paula or not so if not please > pass alongJoe MatlockFrom: mattrack (Original Message)Sent: 8/4/2004 > 4:16 AMOK I am fairly new to all of this.. I think this is how my > family line goes. James Ransom Matlock, Que Matlock, Roy Matlock Sr, > James Matlock then me Paula Matlock. My grandpa Roy Matlock Sr. just > passed away thursday of last week. Guess I am just looking for > information on my family. Descendants of Charles Matlock Generation > No. 1 1. CHARLES8 MATLOCK > (RICHARD7,) was born 1810 in Hawkins County, Tennessee, and died Bef. > 1833 in Jackson County, Indiana. He married ELIZABETH HAGGERTY. Notes > for CHARLES MATLOCK:From: "Jana Black" <janab@websweweave.net>To: > <MEDLOCK-L@rootsweb.com>Date: Monday, December 15, 2003 10:44:32 > PMSubject: RE: [MEDLOCK] DNA Hi all, A bit of background on this line, > FYI: ...No census records have been found for 1810 and 1820, but in > 1830, Richard lives adjacent to sons Charles and Loving. Both boys are > grown with wives and children: Charles has 5 girls and four boys - it is > from this line that William Robert, our proved ancestor is believed to > descend, so this is the line we are focused upon. In Jackson County, IN, > 1833 court records show that both Charles and Loving have died. The > children of Loving are mentioned, but there is no mention of Charles > wife or children and it is unknown what happened to them. Oral tradition > in our line has it that wife #1 was Indian and that our William Robert > was the logical son of Charles shown as the "1 male under 5" who was > raised by David Matlock who went to Van Buren, Iowa and is sometimes > identified as Wm. Rbt.'s uncle or brother. Notes for ELIZABETH > HAGGERTY: Carmen HankinsEntries: 2440 Updated: 2004-07-07 00:48:20 > UTC (Wed) Contact: Carmen Hankins chanks@ldisd,net ID: I552897435 > Name: Elizabeth HAGGERTY Given Name: Elizabeth Surname: Haggerty Sex: F > Change Date: 28 Jul 2003 Marriage 1 William? MATLOCKNote: > _STATMARRIEDChildren William Robert MATLOCK b: 1831 in Hancock, > Children of CHARLES MATLOCK and ELIZABETH HAGGERTY are:2. > i. WILLIAM ROBERT9 MATLOCK, b. 1833, Hancock County, Tennesee; d. 13 > April 1895, Franklin County, Arkansas, He is buried in the Price Springs > Cemetery near Ozark Arkansas. ii. FIVE CHILDREN > UNKNOWN MATLOCK. iii. THREE CHILDREN UNKNOWN MATLOCK. > Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM ROBERT9 MATLOCK (CHARLES8, RICHARD7,) was > born 1833 in Hancock County, Tennesee, and died 13 April 1895 in > Franklin County, Arkansas, He is buried in the Price Springs Cemetery > near Ozark Arkansas. He married ELIZABETH MARIAH BETSEY WEDDLE 17 July > 1850 in Jackson County, Indiana, daughter of JAMES WEDDLE and ELIZABETH > MUNDY. She was born 25 December 1834 in Madison, Jackson County, > Indiana, and died 1913 in Stroud, Linclon County, Oklahoma. She is > buried in a family plot north of Stroud.. Notes for WILLIAM ROBERT > MATLOCK: Posted By: Carlyon Sue McKinney Email: mcsmckinney@aol.com > Subject: William R. Matlock, b. abt. 1830 Hawkins Co. TN Post Date: > September 19, 2001 at 20:54:12 Message URL: > http://genforum.genealogy.com/matlock/messages/1361.html Forum: Matlock > Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: > http://genforum.genealogy.com/matlock/ We are still trying to prove > the parentage of my gggrandfather William Robert Matlock. We know that > he was a grandson of Richard Matlock, born about 1761 in Granville, N.C. > but we still are not sure which of Richard's sons was his father. Some > still say it was William Matlock, born 1810, Hawkins County TN and some > say it was his brother Charles. If anyone out there knows anything about > this and can help us settle this once and for all, please kindly place a > followup in this forum. Thank You, Carlyon Sue McKinney In 1880 this > family is living in Franklin County, Alabama. From: > janab@websweweave.netTo: "The Matlock Family" > <TheMatlockFamily@groups.msn.com>Date: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 > 3:49:12 AMSubject: DNA study on WM. Rbt's line???From: janab1949 Hi > all, I am writing you all as it seems you have a "vested interest" in > where my thinking is going <G>. Please bear with me as I ramble a bit > over what we know and what we do not know.... the big *hole* in our > genealogical research tracing the ancestry of our William Robert Matlock > involves proving #1 that he is the son of Charles and #2 proving that > Charles comes from the 1st wife of Richard.... I went to Brownstown IN > this fall and found ONLY yet another reference to the claim (unproved) > that the children of Richard by wife #1 were all born in South Carolina, > before they went to Hawkins, TN - what is frustrating, is that so far, > our line does not connect into any of the Matlock/Medlocks shown in the > 1800-1830 SC censuses. There has always been a "rumor" that Richard's > first wife was Indian - and we all know that state lines were changed > over and over in those early days - all of which makes our job harder. > In those days, many folks would not have "broadcast" such info, but > today, I just bet there are others of you than me who would love to > know, then brag <G> about such a heritage! Natch, the fact that Richard > may not have wanted folks to know about his liaison to an Indian maiden > likely means there is little recorded about it.... I would love to > figure out what her ID was once and for all! Next, I would like to > identify the name of Charles wife and his other children besides William > Robert then find out what happened to them all.... The idea that Charles > and "unnamed wife" plus nine children show up in the 1830 census in > Hawkins County, TN, then that Charles is suddenly dead 3 years later and > that the wife and children appear to have all vanished off the face of > the earth tells me we have a story to uncover! We know that Loving's > eldest son went to Amos Poore, but what the heck happened to Charles > wife and children other than our William Robert??? Did Charlesd and > Loving die together??? Was our William Robert the only survivor in a > family of nine children? There were no epidemics in IN between 1930 and > 1833, I checked. Whatever happened must have been the result of an > accident or violence..... FYI, I also drove up to "Weddleville" and > passed thru it twice before I realized I has "seen" it - all that is > there now is a burned out schoolhouse and a few tumbling gravestones - > our folks lived in an area that was extremely hilly and remote - if they > went to Brownstown to court, they went as a group. It got dark before I > could find Carr Township, and I was traveling alone, so I "chickened > out" and drove back down the hill before I really got lost! Keep in > mind that the estate of Charles Matlock was administered by Matthew > Tanner then his son Samuel (after the senior Tanner's decease). Matthew > Tanner entered into bond with Jonah F. de Bolt and Andrew Gilwick to > adminster the estate; Samuel Tanner entered into bond with Daniel Peck > and Adam Miller. The estate was not settled until 1837. Involved in the > probate with claims against Charles estate were people who were all > married to Weddles; Guthries, Loudermilks, Poores., etc. I doubt this is > co-incidental. Any names in these documents are clues, but so far, I > cannot find paperwork to get us any further than we are..... It would > also be nice to establish or emiminate whether or not William Robert was > raised by David Matlock in Iowa and whether David was Charles brother or > uncle.... We can come much closer to all this with DNA results.... I > hope many of you know that some of the members of our mailing list on > Rootsweb initiated DNA studies on some lines of the family last year??? > The results are beginning to be posted. I see from the DNA charts that > two of the SC families have had DNA studies done. That will make it easy > for us to either "match" or not.... We are lucky in that we have > contact with members of the descendants of Richard's 2nd wife, Mary > Weddle. I am thinking it is tinme we added "tissue" from our line to the > Matlock DNA studies to see what we come up with. You can view the work > so far here: http://www.ba044ancestry.com/Matlock/DNA%20RESULTS.htm and > here: http://www.ba044ancestry.com/Matlock/DNA%20FAMILY%20TREES.html > Looking at the info that has been accumulated so far, if our "hunches" > are correct, we ought to have DNA similar to Joe Matlock's line: > http://www.ba044ancestry.com/Matlock/JOE%20MATLOCKS%20line.html (his > line is #14482). In order to see what we have, we need cheek tissue from > sons of sons..... In our line, that means sons of either James Ransom, > George (Mac) Mc Clellan, Charles William, David Henry or Robert Orlen. > Since we can prove our lines TO William Robert, whatever DNA results we > get back from any sons (or gsons or ggsons or gggsons) will suffice for > our female lines. Since I am the ggrand daughter of a daughter, I cannot > do this thru my own line. I am certainly willing to "kick in" $$$ to > help pay to get this work done. I hope some of the rest of you are also > willing - if we each chip in a little, that $$$ will add right up! To > proceed, we need to figure out which of the "guys" are willing to let us > swab their cheeks for tissue! Would you all put on your thinking caps > and put together a list of which men we can contact who are sons of sons > of sons???? It costs $200 for a test. I figure we need two tests, one > from our line and one from the line of Richard with Mary Weddle.... So > we should try to collect $400 total. I am pledging $100 right now! Put > in $1 if that is what you can afford or put in whatever else you think > you can manage. If enough of you are interested and if we can find > enough "guys" to get two cheek samples, then we can get the details on > where to send the money and the cheek swabs. I will be happy to act as > the "organizer" here - so email me or the group and I will keep you all > posted. As always, whatever we learn will be shared freely! This is our > heritagre (if ever we figure it out <G>)! Let me know what you all > think? I figure this could be one of the best Christmas gifts we could > give ourselves.... Look forward to hearing! Jana Black List mgr. > Matlock-L and proud gggdaughter of Susan Malvina Matlock More About > WILLIAM ROBERT MATLOCK:Military service: War Between the States PVT > Enlisted Notes for ELIZABETH MARIAH BETSEY WEDDLE:Starting from > Northwest Arkansas, mostly Franklin County and connecting those lines to > their ancestor and descendentsEntries: 19062 Updated: Mon Oct 20 > 20:01:09 2003 Contact: Will Johnson wjohnson@aol.comThe Matlock > Cemetary where Elizabeth is buried is on Stroud Lake Rd. northeast of > Stroud (south of DePew). This is where the Matlocks (Bill, Bob, David) > owned land when they first moved into the area in the 1910's. Stroud > Lake Rd. is 3 miles E. of Hwy 99. The Cemetary is exactly 1/2 mile > north of Caruthers Lake Rd., or 211 St., on the E. side of the road. > The cemetary is very overgrown so you're looking for a weedy patch > between two farm fields. The cemetary sits about 10 feet (the road is > cut through the rise) above the roadbed at this point Children of > WILLIAM MATLOCK and ELIZABETH WEDDLE are: i. NANCY > CAROLINE10 MATLOCK, b. 1852, Jackosn County, Indiana; d. Franklin > County, Arkansas; m. ALLEN STEWART, 13 April 1895, Jackson County, > Indiana.3. ii. MARY ELIZABETH MATLOCK, b. 1855, Medpra, > Jackson County, Indiana; d. 1932, Bokoshe, LeFlore County, Oklahoma.4. > iii. JAMES RANSOM MATLOCK, b. May 1856, Jackson County, > Indiana; d. 1907, Cushing, Payne County, Oklahoma.5. iv. > SUSAN MULVINA MATLOCK, b. 15 January 1857, Wabash County, Indinia or > Jackson County, Indinia; d. 18 April 1937, Chanute, Neosho County, > Kansas. v. JULIA A. JULIANA MATLOCK, b. April 1859, > Jackosn County, Indiana; d. 1946; m. R. E. LANPHER, 16 April 1881; b. > 1846. vi. SARAH JANE MATLOCK, b. 07 February 1861, > Medpra, Jackson County, Indiana; d. 03 August 1941, Van Buren, Jackson > County, Arkansas; m. (1) GEORGE WASHINGTON MOORE, 06 January 1877, > Wilson, Ellsworth County, Kansas; b. Abt. 1852, Coyville, Kansas; d. 24 > December 1900, Alma, Arkansas; m. (2) ROBERT MIZELL, Abt. 1895. > vii. EVALINE MATLOCK, b. Bet. 22 April 1862 - 1864, Jackosn > County, Indiana; d. February 1946, Van Buren,Franklin County, Arkansas; > m. JOHN NOAH WILLIAM BURCHEM, 08 November 1883, Webb City, Franklin > County, Tennessee; b. 03 January 1859, Megis County, Tennessee; d. 17 > July 1920, Sallisaw, Sequoah County, Oklahoma.6. viii. > GEORGE MCCLELLAN MATLOCK, b. 22 February 1866, Jackosn County, Indiana; > d. 27 August 1939, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas. > ix. LUCY MATLOCK, b. 1866, Iowa; m. JAMES B. WHITE, 14 February 1893. > x. ELLA ELLEN MAY MATLOCK, b. January 1868, Indiana; > m. THOMAS PRICE, 26 September 1886. xi. CHARLES > WILLIAM MATLOCK, b. 23 November 1873, Medora, Jackson County, Indiana; > d. 20 April 1945, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas. He is buried in > Oak Cemetery, Van Buren, Franklin County, Arkansas; m. EFFIE SMITH, Fort > Smith, Sabastian County, Arkansas. xii. DORA EFFIE > MATLOCK, b. 18 May 1876, Chanute, Neosho County, Kansas; d. 25 February > 1962, Sulphur, Murray County, Oklahoma; m. WILLIAM ALLEN FRAILEY, 11 > October 1894, Crosslane, Crawford County, Arkansas.7. xiii. > DAVID HENRY MATLOCK, b. 02 July 1878, Chanute, Neosho County, Kansas; > d. 1968, Bristow, Creek County, Oklahoma.8. xiv. ROBERT > ORLEN MATLOCK, b. 25 April 1881, Meg, Franklin County, Arkansas; d. 14 > February 1950, Bristow, Creek County, Okalhoma. Generation No. 3 3. > MARY ELIZABETH10 MATLOCK (WILLIAM ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7, ) was > born 1855 in Medpra, Jackson County, Indiana, and died 1932 in Bokoshe, > LeFlore County, Oklahoma. She married (1) ROSS HARMON. She married > (2) JAMES WARREN MCKINNEY Abt. 1880 in Jennylind, Franklin County, > Arkansas. Child of MARY MATLOCK and JAMES MCKINNEY is: > i. FOUR CHILDREN NOT SHOWN11 MCKINNEY. 4. JAMES RANSOM10 > MATLOCK (WILLIAM ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7, ) was born May 1856 in > Jackson County, Indiana, and died 1907 in Cushing, Payne County, > Oklahoma. He married SARAH ELIZABETH GLEASON 13 July 1876 in Eureka, > Greewood County, Kansas. She was born 17 December 1857 in Gallia > County, Ohio, and died 07 January 1936 in Drumright Creek, Oklahoma. > Notes for JAMES RANSOM MATLOCK:In 1880 this family is living in Franklin > County, Alabama. Children of JAMES MATLOCK and SARAH GLEASON are: > i. WILLIAM FRANCIS OR FRANKLIN11 MATLOCK, b. 16 May > 1876, Greenwood County, Kansas; d. 01 March 1958, Cushing, Payne County, > Oklahoma; m. (1) MAUDE ROBINSON, Bef. 1900; d. Bef. 1901; m. (2) IDA > BELL FULKERSON, 21 August 1901, Chandler, Greenwood County, Oklahoma; b. > 30 August 1881, Elizabethtown, Hardin County, Kentucky; d. March 1933, > Oilton,Creek County, Oklahoma. Notes for WILLIAM FRANCIS OR FRANKLIN > MATLOCK:Armer Jiles MillspaughEntries: 3791 Updated: Thu Feb 12 > 15:33:02 2004 Contact: Edwin Armer edarmer@cox-internet.comID: I1254 > Name: William Franklin MATLOCK Sex: M Birth: 16 MAY 1876 in Kansas > ii. GRACE MATLOCK, b. 1879; d. Bef. 1885. > iii. JAMES BRITTEN MCCLELLAN MATLOCK, b. 03 March 1882, Little > Rock, Arkansas; d. 13 January 1975, Kansas? He is buried in the > Hamilton Cemetery, Hamilton Kansas.; m. (1) HATTIE LORA LIEBOW; b. 30 > March 1895; d. 08 March 1991; m. (2) ALICE LUCRETIA HORNE, 19 August > 1902, Chandler Oklahoma; d. 1923, Oklahoma? She is buried inthe Red Top > Cemetery, Quinlan Oklahoma.. iv. JOSEPH MATLOCK, b. 08 > November 1884, Coyville, Kansas; d. 27 April 1974, Quincy, Kansas; m. > LUCY ANNA HOLDEREAD, 01 January 1912, Cushing, Oklahoma; b. 07 December > 1893, Quenemo, Kansas; d. 13 June 1989, Wichita, Sedgwick County, > Kansas. Notes for LUCY ANNA HOLDEREAD:Armer Jiles MillspaughEntries: > 3791 Updated: Thu Feb 12 15:33:02 2004 Contact: Edwin Armer ID: > I1393 Name: Lucy Anna HOLDENREAD v. ROY EDWIN > MATLOCK, b. 08 August 1887, Quincy, Kansas; d. 21 December 1982, > Noedesha, Wilson County, Kansas; m. VERDILLA FAYE BLEVINS, 27 December > 1916, Bartlesville, Oklahoma; b. 16 March 1899, Middletown Kansas; d. 04 > November 1977, Fredonia, Wilson County, Kansas. vi. > MARY MAY ELIZABETH MATLOCK, b. April 1888, Coyville, Kansas; m. WILLIAM > PEARL CLARK, 11 October 1906. vii. QUE S CYRUS W > MATLOCK, b. 25 November 1888; d. 23 August 1986. viii. > HUBERT AGUSTUS MATLOCK, b. 28 February 1891, Eureka, Greenwood County, > Kansas; d. 10 December 1980, Cushing, Payne County, Oklahoma; m. (1) > RUBY DOLLY FOSTER; b. 09 October 1892; d. 16 February 1932; m. (2) SARAH > ELIZABETH BOOTH, 1911, Cushing, Payne County, Oklahoma; b. 15 September > 1895, Deep Water, Missouri; d. 29 March 1915, Cushing, Payne County, > Oklahoma. ix. KEITH ARNOLD MATLOCK, b. 28 December > 1892, Coyville, Kansas; d. 15 May 1957; m. SADIE FIELDS, June 1916; b. > 29 October 1892; d. March 1965. x. HATTIE ELILIAN > MATLOCK, b. 16 January 1895. xi. LEO MATLOCK, b. Bef. > 1900. xii. CAL WRIGHT MATLOCK, b. 04 February 1900, > Oklahoma; d. 15 March 1952, Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas. 5. SUSAN > MULVINA10 MATLOCK (WILLIAM ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7, ) was born 15 > January 1857 in Wabash County, Indinia or Jackson County, Indinia, and > died 18 April 1937 in Chanute, Neosho County, Kansas. She married > GEORGE WILLIAM HARMAN March 1876 in Yates Center, Woodson County, > Kansas. He was born February 1850 in Pleasant Township, Switzerland > County, Indiana, and died 11 April 1914 in Chanute, Neosho County, > Kansas. More About SUSAN MULVINA MATLOCK:Burial: Elmwood Cemetery, > Chanute, Neosho County, Kansas Child of SUSAN MATLOCK and GEORGE > HARMAN is: i. EIGHT CHILDERN NOT SHOWN11 HARMAN. 6. > GEORGE MCCLELLAN10 MATLOCK (WILLIAM ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7,) was > born 22 February 1866 in Jackosn County, Indiana, and died 27 August > 1939 in Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas. He married MARY BRUMMET > 27 November 1887 in Webb City, Granklin County, Arkansas. She was born > 1871 in Arkansas.. Children of GEORGE MATLOCK and MARY BRUMMET are: > i. ROBERT W.11 MATLOCK, b. 13 February 1889, Franklin > County, Arkansas; d. Enid, Oklahoma. ii. ANNE > KATHERINE MATLOCK, b. 23 February 1892, Franklin County, Arkansas; d. 11 > May 1986, Fort Smith, Arkansas. iii. ELLA SARAH > MATLOCK, b. 15 October 1893, Franklin County, Arkansas; d. 24 December > 1989, Van Buren, Crawford County, Arkansas. iv. > CHARLES C. MATLOCK, b. 02 December 1896, Franklin County, Arkansas; d. > 29 October 1979, Fayettville, Washington County, Arkansas; m. MYRTLE > GAGE. v. LEONARD NEWTON MATLOCK, b. 27 March 1900, > Franklin County, Arkansas; d. 31 May 1969, Fort Smith, Arkansas; m. > MRYTLE. vi. ROY EDWARD MATLOCK, b. 04 April 1904, > Franklin County, Arkansas; d. 10 July 1930, Van Buren, Crawford County, > Arkansas; m. ROSE. vii. JANE MATLOCK, b. 1906, > Franklin County, Arkansas; d. Bef. 1910, Franklin County, Arkansas. > viii. CLYDE MATLOCK, b. 12 April 1909, Franklin County, > Arkansas; d. 26 March 1955, Fort Smith, Arkansas. 7. DAVID HENRY10 > MATLOCK (WILLIAM ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7,) was born 02 July 1878 in > Chanute, Neosho County, Kansas, and died 1968 in Bristow, Creek County, > Oklahoma. He married (1) LOUISA PASCHE BOYLES 03 February 1901 in Meg, > Franklin County, Arkanas, daughter of PHILIP BOYLES and AGNES NIXON. > She was born Abt. 1873. He married (2) SARAH Abt. 1902. He married > (3) LURLA BELL CAMPBELL Abt. 1920 in Drumwright, Creek County, Oklahoma, > daughter of JAMES CAMPBELL and DELIA HILL. She was born 24 November > 1891 in Ozark, Arkansas, and died 1972 in Bristow. Oklahoma. Child > of DAVID MATLOCK and LURLA CAMPBELL is: i. SEVEN > CHILDREN NOT SHOWN11 MATLOCK. 8. ROBERT ORLEN10 MATLOCK (WILLIAM > ROBERT9, CHARLES8, RICHARD7, ) was born 25 April 1881 in Meg, Franklin > County, Arkansas, and died 14 February 1950 in Bristow, Creek County, > Okalhoma. He married (1) SARAH B. BOYLES 12 May 1901 in Meg, Franklin > County, Arkanas, daughter of PHILIP BOYLES and AGNES NIXON. She was > born 01 May 1881 in Lawrence County, Alabama, and died 10 April 1915 in > Depew, Creek County, Oklahoma. He married (2) PEARL TANNER MCKINNEY 29 > January 1917 in Stigler, Haskell County, Oklahoma. She was born 1891 in > Stigler, Indian Territory, and died 1931 in Depew, Creek County, > Oklahoma. He married (3) GERTRUDE GERTIE GABBARD Abt. 1934 in Van > Buren, Crawford Coiunty, Arkansas. Child of ROBERT MATLOCK and > SARAH BOYLES is: i. SEVEN CHILDREN NOT SHOWN11 > MATLOCK. > > >>> carlyon.sue.mckinney@worldnet.att.net 8/4/2004 5:45:27 AM >>> > /* Foreground colors */ThmFgColumnHeader, A.FrameLink, A.HeaderLink, > A.FooterLink, A.LgtCmd, A.MSNLink {color:#FFFFFF;}ThmFgTitleLightBk > {color:#FF6600;}ThmFgSmallLight {color:#ff0000;}ThmFgNavLink, > A.NavLink, A.ChildLink:hover {color:#666699;}ThmFgInactiveText, > A.SystemLink > {color: #666666;}ThmFgFrameTitle {color: #FFFFCC;}ThmFgTitleDarkBk, > A.NavLink:hover, A.TitleLink {color: #CC6600;}ThmFgMiscText, A.Cat, > A.SubCat {color: #336699;}ThmFgCommand, A.Command, A.LargeCommand, > A.MsgLink {color: #003366;}ThmFgHeader {color: #333333;}ThmFgStandard, > A.SystemLink:hover, A.SubLink, A.ChildLink, A.StdLink, SELECT.Standard > {color: #000000;}ThmFgDivider {color: #CCCCCC;} /* primarily for HR tags > *//* Background colors */ThmBgStandard {background-color: > #FFFFFF;}ThmBgUnknown1 {background-color: #FF6600;}ThmBgFraming > {background-color: #666699;}ThmBgUnknown2 {background-color: > #666666;}ThmBgHighlightDark {background-color: > #FFFFCC;}ThmBgHighlightLight, #idToolbar, #tbContents {background-color: > #FFFFE8;}ThmBgTitleDarkBk {background-color: #F1F1F1;}ThmBgAlternate > {background-color: #ECF1F6;}ThmBgUnknown3 {background-color: > #CCCCFF;}ThmBgDivider {background-color: #CCCCCC;}ThmBgHeader > {background-color: #9999CC;}ThmBgLinks {background-color: > #8696C9;}ThmBgSharkBar {background-color: #8696C9;}ThmBgGlobalNick > {background-color: #9394A9;}/* Calendar styles */calfgndcolor > {color:#E00505;}calbgndcolor {color:#E00505;}New Message on The > Matlock Family > Roy Matlock Sr > > Reply > Reply to Sender Recommend Message 2 in Discussion From: Sue > Hi Paula! Welcome! It's good to meet you! You came to the right place! > You and I are distant cousins! Your James Ransom Matlock was the > oldest son of our William Robert Matlock and Elizabeth Mariah Weddle. > > William and Elizabeth were the parents of 14 children. I am a > descendant of their second daughter Mary Elizabeth Matlock. She was my > great-grandmother. In a way I am also a descendant of their youngest > son Robert Orlen Matlock. He was my Dad's stepfather and he raised my > Dad from a baby. He married my grandmother after my grandfather (who > was his > nephew) died in about 1916. > > I have over 100+ pictures of our family on this site. They are in my > album called "My Matlock Family." I have a few pictures of your line > among them. You are welcome to copy any of them that you want to. You > are also welcome to copy any of the files on this site that you want, > too. There are many files on this site that you might be interested > in. Among them is a newspaper clipping that shows your great-great > grandparents' marriage date and place of marriage. If you can't find > it I'll be happy to email it to you. Just let me know. Also if you > have any questions that you'd like to ask me please feel free to just > send me email to carlyon.sue.mckinney@worldnet.att.net I'll be happy > to try to answer whatever question you might have. > > If you click on the links at the bottom of my welcome page you'll find > other websites that are related to our family. Jana McPherson Black > and Vicky Bagdriwicz are our cousins. They are both descendants of > William Robert Matlock and Elizabeth Mariah Weddle just as we are. > Vicky is a member of your line. She is a great-grandaughter of James > Ransom Matlock and Sarah Gleason, too. She has a website that lists > the descendants of our William Robert Matlock. > > > Have a nice day, > > > Carlyon Sue McKinney - Manager > > > > > > View other groups in this category. > > document.write(''); > Also on MSN: > Start Chatting | Listen to Music | House & Home | Try Online Dating | > Daily Horoscopes To stop getting this e-mail, or change how often it > arrives, go to your E-mail Settings. > > Need help? If you've forgotten your password, please go to Passport > Member Services. For other questions or feedback, go to our Contact Us > page. > > If you do not want to receive future e-mail from this MSN group, or if > you received this message by mistake, please click the "Remove" link > below. On the pre-addressed e-mail message that opens, simply click > "Send". Your e-mail address will be deleted from this group's mailing > list. 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