I'm interested in hearing more about your Underwood line as that was my maiden name. I am a gr-grand-daughter of Robert K. Jr. You may e-mail me at my address: [email protected] Geneieve aka Jenny ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2005 1:45 AM Subject: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Roll Call > KESTER -KY. AR. MO. > CRASS -TENN. MO. > UNDERWOOD- TENN. MO. > HILL-AR > HOWELL-KY. ? > MITCHELL -KY. AR . > > Joan > > > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== > http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ > >

Well, I'm taking this time to break the rules again. We remember those who are in the path of Rita. I have a 1st Cousin [DETHROW] who wrote the following.. they live in Sugar Land, just south of Houston, TX.: Roberta, I have a 1st cousin with his family who live in Sugar Land, just south of Houston. Would appreciate prayers for them and others down there. Here is his report: >> just a note to a few friends and family who don't >> live in Houston. some of >> this is a repeat so bear w/ us >> When Rita looked like it was headed straight toward >> Houston and 135mph >> winds, we left Sugar Land on thurs morning at >> 3:30AM, headed for Betsy's >> new apartment in Waco. After driving 14 hours and >> roughly 65 miles, we >> turned around and came home. 14 hours to get north >> of Houston and an hour >> minutes to return home. Like one guy on the radio >> said: we were told to >> evacuate on a road to nowhere. >> 4-5 of our friends did the same thing - turned >> around and came home. Now, >> let's make sure we get this straight though - if >> the hurricane hadn't >> taken a bend toward Louisiana, we'd still be trying >> to get to Waco. >> >didn't know you could drive for 14 hours on 1/2 a >> tank of gas but when >> you only go 65 miles, I guess it's possible. 101 >> degrees mid-afternoon. my truck and Martha's SUV = we were loaded. >> The >> girls wanted to take >> everything they owned but we had a nice conversation >> about what couldn't >> be replaced and what could. >> Fri, 3pm: wind about 25mph & harder gusts, out of >> the NE. looks like >> we're in for 65 to 75 mph winds where we are. Having left town >> yesterday, >> we didn't stock up on much food but did get a bunch >> of water. Our best >> friends and our next door neighbors all went to >> Austin so we went >> 'looting' before the storm. came back w/ milk, >> fruit, a few other >> perishables. everything in town was closed when we >> got back at 6pm last >> night = looks like Christmas day. no cars on the >> road, everything locked >> up therefore, no groceries, gas, etc. there's not a >> gas station w/in 10 >> miles that has any gas. all the people from >> Galveston and surrounding >> area were evacuating thru Sugar Land on hiway 6. When we left >> yesterday >> morning, we were stopped in all the traffic and >> since everybody had their >> windows rolled down due to saving on gas, Betsy >> struck up a conversation >> with a man who said he had been on the road over 8 >> hours and made it from >> Alvin to north side of sugar land - roughly a 40 >> minute drive on a normal >> day. >> back to the present, Betsy's boyfriend just arrived >> from Waco and brought >> other groceries. apparently since we couldn't get >> there, he didnt have >> anything else to do and hadn't been thru a hurricane >> so he came here. He >> said there were lots and lots of abandoned cars >> along the road he came in >> on. cars broken down, out of gas. >> We're 'hunkered down' for the duration. should >> start raining in 2-3 hours >> w/ heavy winds starting about midnight. clouds have >> come ashore since 7am >> with rotation, it's prett wild. going to grill come >> fajitas and chicken >> before it starts. all 4 cars accounted for w/ 2 >> here and 2 at mothers in >> garages. hot tub full of water and staked/lashed >> down. moved mattresses >> out of the girls bedrooms and put in our room >> downstairs - looks like >> we're all spending the night together. >> As time and electricity allow, will keep you posted. >> Lanita, please >> forward this to your folks - I've got your Dad's >> email at the office but >> not here. Tell him we appreciate the prayer and >> short visit this morning. >> thanks to all who have offered their houses or barns >> for us to stay in = >> we just couldn't get there with our other 2 million >> friends on the road. >> and, of course, thanks to all of you for your >> continued prayers. >> love to all, >> Jeff et al. > Thanks! Lanita Sconce Smith I looked at my family tree...there were two dogs using it

B Smith, I have information on Van Davis & Crawshaw. Shirley

My names are ROBINSON SHERRILL DANIEL(S) LEWIS INGLE HUDDLESTON WRIGHT HUMPHREY DIAL Joan Griffin Rusk

If anyone is interested in the following, please contact me. I have a picture of Lillie, Bettie, and John P. Nettles in their older years, when the two sisters visited their brother John in Tryon Oklahoma. These are three of Fernando Nettles children. There is also an interesting story passed down about how Francis M. Nettles married Mrs. Saddler (his second wife), as told by Henry Sadler at our family reunion in 1998. Sadly, Henry is no longer with us but I taped his story and am in the process of putting it on a CD and plan to transcribe it.. The Sara Nettles who married James Johnson also raised some of Robert K. Underwood's children when his wife died. One of these children was Martha Bell Underwood. If I can help you let me know. I appreciate any new information or pictures you can share. Brenda Rumsey grandaughter of John P Nettles and Martha Bell Underwood great grandaughter of Fernando Nettles --------------------------------- Yahoo! for Good Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.

I need a lookup please... here's the deal: In abt 1893 my Walter BELLAH] third married Mrs. Eliza F. UNKNOWN JUSTICE.... NOW, I need to know what her maiden name was, and I have no idea which county to check. I know he didn't marry in Oregon Co., MO, and since he was living in Randolph Co., AR [although across the road was Sharp Co.], would appreciate any help in finding out who this Eliza was..... I have thought for years that she was the dau. of Amos J. JUSTICE, but since she is listed as MRS. JUSTICE, I no longer believe that....and I don't know what JUSTICE she married prior to this marriage, I need some help! Any help more than appreciated! Lanita

Judy.... BINGO!!!!! Lillie was the daughter of Fernando Nettles and Mary Williams First Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— 1. Margaret NETTLES. Born bet. 1770-1780. Was on the census for Haywood Co., NC, in 1810. Was on the census for Lawrence Co., AR, in 1830.1 Margaret died aft 1830; she was 60. Buried in Prob. Davidsonville, Randolph Co., AR [Unmarked Grave]. Margaret first married Solomon NETTLES, son of William (Possible) NETTLES, in Haywood County: Formed 1808 From Buncombe County. Born in 1764 in Rutherford Co., NC. Was on the census for Haywood Co., NC, in 1810.2 Solomon died on by 6 May 1812; he was 48.3 They had the following children: i. Mary [Polly]. Born in 1801 in Rutherford Co., NC. Mary [Polly] died in Scott, IL. On 18 Jul 1818 when Mary [Polly] was 17, she married William STICE, in Rutherford Co., NC.4 Born in 1800 in North Carolina. 2 ii. Shadrach (1803-1887) iii. Sarah (1805-1841) *********MY LINE iv. Matilda A. Born bef 1810. Matilda A. died in Est. 1794-1902; she was <1. On 23 Mar 1844 when Matilda A. was 34, she married James D. McBRIDE, in Yell Co., AR.5 v. William. Born aft 1810. William died aft 1850; he was 40. On 3 Nov 1842 when William was 32, he married Dorcas LOONEY, in Lawrence Co., AR.6 vi. Dorcas. Born aft 1810. Dorcas died in 1794-1902; she was <1. vii. John B. On 28 Nov 1844 John B. married Martha McINROY5, in Union Co., AR.5 Bef 1824 when Margaret was 54, she second married Amos JUSTICE, son of Thomas Edward SR. JUSTICE (3 May 1737-1807) & Mary DYER (est 1745-), in NOT IN NORTH CAROLINA Or MO. Born in 1760 or 1766 in Halifax Co, VA. Amos died in Davidsonville, Lawrence Co, AR., in Feb 1829; he was 69. Second Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— Family of Margaret NETTLES (1) & Solomon NETTLES 2. Shadrach NETTLES (Margaret1). Born on 12 May 1803 in Probably Rutherford County, NC. Shadrach died in Lawrence Co., AR, on 5 Nov 1887; he was 84. In 1823 when Shadrach was 19, he married Elizabeth GRAHAM, in Davidson, Lawrence Co., AR. Born on 10 Sep 1803 in Tennessee. Elizabeth died on 3 Apr 1857; she was 53. They had the following children: i. William O. Born on 1 Jan 1824. William O died on 7 Feb 1875; he was 51. ii. Levi. Born on 25 May 1827. Levi died on 6 Sep 1856; he was 29. iii. Elijah. Born on 4 Nov 1831. Elijah died in Probably Calif. 3 iv. Francis M. (1834-) v. Carter T. Born on 23 Oct 1837. Carter T. died on 11 Feb 1875; he was 37. vi. Perry. Born on 30 Sep 1839 in Arkansas.7 Was on the census for Warm Springs, Randolph Co., AR, in 1900.7 On 27 Jul 1865 when Perry was 25, he married Mary Symatha MOCK, daughter of Griffith C. MOCK & Margaret J. FORSTER. Born on 1 Jul 1840 in Arkansas.7 Was on the census for Warm Springs Township, Randolph Co., AR, in 1900.7 vii. Sarah. Born on 11 May 1842 in Oregon Co., Missouri. Sarah died in St. Louis County, St. Louis, MO, aft 1908; she was 65. In 1863 when Sarah was 20, she first married Francis M. HINKLE, in Randolph Co., Arkansas. Born in 1839 in Missouri. Francis M. died bef in 1876. Bet. 1873 - 1876 when Sarah was 30, she second married James JOHNSON, son of Samuel JOHNSON & Martha MOORE, in Doniphan, Ripley Co., MO. Born in 1858 in Oregon Co., Missouri. James died in St. Louis County, St. Louis, MO, in 1908; he was 50. viii. Elizabeth. Born on 15 Nov 1844. Elizabeth died on 4 Oct 1861; she was 16. Third Generation ————————————————————————————————————————————— Family of Shadrach NETTLES (2) & Elizabeth GRAHAM 3. Francis M. NETTLES (Shadrach2, Margaret1). Born on 10 Sep 1834 in Oregon Co., Missouri. Francis M. died in Probably Oregon County, MO. On 22 Apr 1855 when Francis M. was 20, he first married Mary Elizabeth WATSON, in Oregon Co., Missouri. They had the following children: i. Fernando C. (1856-) ******Lillie's father! ii. Thomas (1860-) iii. Sarah E. (~1863-) iv. Cynthia Bell (~1866-) v. Francis (~1869-) On 17 Dec 1887 when Francis M. was 53, he second married M.C. SADDLER. Your JUSTICE/TAYLOR people will be interested in this since Sarah NETTLES mar. John Dyer JUSTICE, and the 3 JUSTICE daughters married the 3 TAYLOR boys!! I have lots more on this line, let me know if you need or want more! Lanita

Catherine, I checked ancestry.com all over the area for Haywood M. or M. Haywood.. all of AR and MO, and MS.... the HMBG is Haywood M. because it's the only one that appears ANYWHERE with the right age timeline to be able to be in the Civil War and buy land later. Lanita

Todd: Don't mean to hijack your mail, bur ther was a CARR woman who m. Dr. Frank HYDE in Shannon Co., maybe your kin? Bud "D.T Wolfe" <[email protected]> wrote: Hello Beth....I really haven't spent any time on the Thrasher...but I will forward on what I do have. David Carr b. abt 1856 TX, Margaretta " Adeline " McCracken b. 1860 Arkansas Henry Clay Carr b. 1894 Creek Nation I.T. d. 1944 Sapulpa Creek County okla. Married ? Della Thrasher..? Colena Carr ..info ? My brickwall has been my gr gr grandfgather David Carr so I haven't really gotten of the direct path yet...and I'm not sure where Henry and Della met or were married but I do know The portion of the Creek Nation Henry was born is now Eufaula, McIntosh County Okla. and allot of the family moved back and forth accross the Okla and Ark boarder. Todd ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, September 23, 2005 3:47 AM Subject: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Re: Roll Call-THRASHER--Todd > Boy, has it been ages since I got to read this list! > > Todd, Am curious about your Thrasher line----were they perhaps in Izard > Co., > AR as well? > > I had the opportunity to meet a cousin from my CANTRELL line that is also > a > THRASHER from OK, last week in Izard. Are you perhaps connected to that > THRASHER group in AR/OK. > > Let me know if you'd like her address in OK. > Beth > > > In a message dated 9/21/2005 8:00:39 AM Central Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > X-Message: #11 > Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 21:29:18 -0700 > From: "D.T Wolfe" > To: [email protected] > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Subject: surnames > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > > Hello All.....I only included my surnames that I know to have had ties to > Oregon County, But...the more I search my Carr line from the Oklahoma area > I seem > to run accross more surnames the seem to match up with others posts > here..so > I will include the follwing > > Carr, Hall, Bearden, Pratt,Shivers, Thrasher, Cromwell...the Carr > line..marries into my Wolf / Wolfe line With thru Bearden. > > > Todd > > > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== > http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ > > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/

Hello Beth....I really haven't spent any time on the Thrasher...but I will forward on what I do have. David Carr b. abt 1856 TX, Margaretta " Adeline " McCracken b. 1860 Arkansas Henry Clay Carr b. 1894 Creek Nation I.T. d. 1944 Sapulpa Creek County okla. Married ? Della Thrasher..? Colena Carr ..info ? My brickwall has been my gr gr grandfgather David Carr so I haven't really gotten of the direct path yet...and I'm not sure where Henry and Della met or were married but I do know The portion of the Creek Nation Henry was born is now Eufaula, McIntosh County Okla. and allot of the family moved back and forth accross the Okla and Ark boarder. Todd ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, September 23, 2005 3:47 AM Subject: [MO-OREGON-HISTORY] Re: Roll Call-THRASHER--Todd > Boy, has it been ages since I got to read this list! > > Todd, Am curious about your Thrasher line----were they perhaps in Izard > Co., > AR as well? > > I had the opportunity to meet a cousin from my CANTRELL line that is also > a > THRASHER from OK, last week in Izard. Are you perhaps connected to that > THRASHER group in AR/OK. > > Let me know if you'd like her address in OK. > Beth > > > In a message dated 9/21/2005 8:00:39 AM Central Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > X-Message: #11 > Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 21:29:18 -0700 > From: "D.T Wolfe" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > Subject: surnames > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset="iso-8859-1" > > Hello All.....I only included my surnames that I know to have had ties to > Oregon County, But...the more I search my Carr line from the Oklahoma area > I seem > to run accross more surnames the seem to match up with others posts > here..so > I will include the follwing > > Carr, Hall, Bearden, Pratt,Shivers, Thrasher, Cromwell...the Carr > line..marries into my Wolf / Wolfe line With thru Bearden. > > > Todd > > > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== > http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ > >

Boy, has it been ages since I got to read this list! Todd, Am curious about your Thrasher line----were they perhaps in Izard Co., AR as well? I had the opportunity to meet a cousin from my CANTRELL line that is also a THRASHER from OK, last week in Izard. Are you perhaps connected to that THRASHER group in AR/OK. Let me know if you'd like her address in OK. Beth In a message dated 9/21/2005 8:00:39 AM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: X-Message: #11 Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 21:29:18 -0700 From: "D.T Wolfe" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> Subject: surnames Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Hello All.....I only included my surnames that I know to have had ties to Oregon County, But...the more I search my Carr line from the Oklahoma area I seem to run accross more surnames the seem to match up with others posts here..so I will include the follwing Carr, Hall, Bearden, Pratt,Shivers, Thrasher, Cromwell...the Carr line..marries into my Wolf / Wolfe line With thru Bearden. Todd

Hi, I found him on our Civil War pages on the link below - http://www.couchgenweb.com/civilwar/1infcoh.html COMPANY H 1ST ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA McMILLAN, H.M. Pvt Enl 18 Feb 1862 at St Charles, AR. Discharged 1 Aug 1863. Born in Hardeman Co, TN. You can order his military records by downloading and printing up a form to send for his record from the Arkansas History Commission. The fee and the address are on the form. Arkansas History Commission form for Civil War Record http://www.ark-ives.com/selected_materials/pdfs/F-milrec.pdf Pension records form - http://www.ark-ives.com/selected_materials/pdfs/F-conpen.pdf I checked the Arkansas Confederate Pension Index but didn't find him listed there. Jeri Helms Fultz ________________________________________ "but I remain your affectinate cosin untill death" Thank you again ggrandpa Davis for those words. Never dreamed I'd get to use em! ___________________________ Personal webpages:http://home.earthlink.net/~jerifultz/ Edward G. Gerdes Civil War pages. http://www.couchgenweb.com/civilwar/ Lawrence Co Arkansas Pages http://www.couchgenweb.com/lawrence/ _____________________________________ All email scanned Norton Antivirus updated 8/21/05 ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Marx Family" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, September 22, 2005 3:33 PM Subject: Civil War Records question >I have ordered records several times from NARA but always for union > soldiers and always when I knew a pension had been applied for and > received (through Ancestry). Now I have encountered Haywood M. > McMillen, Company H in 1 Arkansas Infantry (Colquitt's), rank: Private, > Allegiance: Confederate, Notes: McMillan, H.M. This came from Ancestry > and I am sure this man is connected to my "MS to AR" McMillens because > he followed them from MS to AR and purchased land in Arkansas Co.,AR > with Marley McMillen. I cannot find him in the 1860 census in either > Arkansas Co. or Lawrence Co. where Marley moved by 1870. Where would I > find his service records? > > Catherine > > ______________________________

Well thanks girl! I have checked with Ed's pages but didn't know about Desmond Walls Allen's website. By the way, I don't quite understand the names in the McMellon family. I presume you think HMBG is Haywood M. ? I know my great grandfather, Marley McMillen was sometimes enumerated as McMellon. Catherine Lanita Sconce Smith wrote: > 1860 Dallas Co., AR > McMELLON > Louis, age 44, VA > Margret, age 37, TN > SEAWH, age 17, male > WAAS, age 15, male > HMBG, age 13, male > Nancy, age 11 > JAPM, age 9, male > Boy, age 7 > Tea, age 5, female > Mfunt [??], age 1mo, female > > Desmond Walls ALLEN, also has a fabulous website regarding AR's > military men, Confederate and Union where they are listed in books. > Go to: > > http://www.arkansasresearch.com/Desmil.html > > > Edward G. GERDES has a great Civil War home page as well: > > http://www.couchgenweb.com/civilwar/ > > Such a goldmine of info!! > > The National Archives should have the records, > > Hope this helps! > Lanita > > I think my family tree is a few branches short of full bloom. > >

Hi Lanita My Lillie May Nettles was the wife of my grandmothers half brother. His name was Willie Woods. Willie grew up using his stepdads Lawson name. Willie and Lillie applied for their marriage license in 1908. Willie was still using the Lawson name. They both lived in Calm, Mo. Lillie was first married to Newt Cotham It lasted only a short time Lillie was the daughter of Fernando Nettles and Mary Williams. Willie and Lillie are both buried in Oakview Cemetery, Antioch, Ca. Hope this is enough to give someone a clue. Judy

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Does anyone know if the Shannon Co. History book is still available? Thanks! Lanita Sconce Smith I looked at my family tree...there were two dogs using it

According to the Shannon County History Book, Roberta's husband's name was Ernest. They had a son by the name of Gordon who married Doris Sutton. The New Eminence Cem. lists Ernest C. Medley Aug 1907 to Feb 1968. It lists Roberta L. Medley as being born in Dec. 1906. She died Jan. 1, 1999. Ona On Thu, 22 Sep 2005 14:18:39 -0500 Lanita Sconce Smith <[email protected]> writes: > Ron Burnett, what was Roberta MEDLEY's husband's name.. it was > Robert, > wasn't it?? I didn't find them in Shannon Co. in 1930 census... just > > trying to figure out where they fit in??? Do you know what his > parents' > names were? > > > Thanks! > > Lanita Sconce Smith > > I looked at my family tree...there were two dogs using it > > > ==== MO-OREGON-HISTORY Mailing List ==== > http://www.oregoncountyhistory.net/ > > >

Nettles Underwood Hudson Hager / Hagar Sadler Fisher Jung / Young Rumsey Mullins Note: For those interested in the NETTLES/UNDERWOOD line from Oregon County, MO we are having our annual family reunion this Sunday in Chandler, OK at the city park. You can contact me for more info if you are interested. This is the line that goes: Shadrach NETTLES Francis M NETTLES Fernando NETTLES Robert UNDERWOOD John P NETTLES who married Martha Bell UNDERWOOD They had 13 children. Bert Coy Lavern NETTLES My father. Thanks, Brenda (NETTLES) RUMSEY --------------------------------- Yahoo! for Good Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort.

1860 Dallas Co., AR McMELLON Louis, age 44, VA Margret, age 37, TN SEAWH, age 17, male WAAS, age 15, male HMBG, age 13, male Nancy, age 11 JAPM, age 9, male Boy, age 7 Tea, age 5, female Mfunt [??], age 1mo, female Desmond Walls ALLEN, also has a fabulous website regarding AR's military men, Confederate and Union where they are listed in books. Go to: http://www.arkansasresearch.com/Desmil.html Edward G. GERDES has a great Civil War home page as well: http://www.couchgenweb.com/civilwar/ Such a goldmine of info!! The National Archives should have the records, Hope this helps! Lanita I think my family tree is a few branches short of full bloom.

I have ordered records several times from NARA but always for union soldiers and always when I knew a pension had been applied for and received (through Ancestry). Now I have encountered Haywood M. McMillen, Company H in 1 Arkansas Infantry (Colquitt's), rank: Private, Allegiance: Confederate, Notes: McMillan, H.M. This came from Ancestry and I am sure this man is connected to my "MS to AR" McMillens because he followed them from MS to AR and purchased land in Arkansas Co.,AR with Marley McMillen. I cannot find him in the 1860 census in either Arkansas Co. or Lawrence Co. where Marley moved by 1870. Where would I find his service records? Catherine