Thank you for responding, I don't think there is a connection, but it's always fun to ask!! Annie

Annie, all my Morgans stayed in Yell Co.,AR except for my gr-grandma, Annie T. Morgan married to my Edward Ellis Weir and they moved to Hobart, OK in 1920's. Adkisons,Haney Morgans and Weirs are my mothers family, the Byrne, Butler, Ellis, Isaacs and Pattersons are my daddys. Love and Morse are my husbands line and they are all from Johnston Co. Carol in Okla surnames: Adkison-Byrns-Butler-Ellis-Foy-Haney-Isaacs-Kincannon-Morgan Love-Morse-Patterson-Payne-Weir

I am going to post this again for those of you who accidently deleted it before responding <grin> > >My Brick Wall: Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" ELLIS b 1867 Tishomingo Co., MS, dau >>of William ELLIS and Mary HORTON living in Sneed (Carter Co.) I.T. a 1880. >>Married 1)John L. BYRNE in 1883 m 2) George ISAACS, 1891 in El Reno, >>Canandian Co., I.T. - George ISAACS was sentenced to life in prison for his >>involvement >>with DOOLIN >>gang in 1895. Mary Elizabeth ISAACS, widow w/3 sons, Wiley Byrne, Richard >>Isaacs and Roy Isaacs, living in Chickasha, >>OK in 1900 census; Lizzie ISAACS , widow w/2 sons, Richard Isaacs and Roy >>Isaacs, living in Clinton, Greer >>Co., in 1910 census. Lizzie was murdered by Tom SPARKS (ex-husband of >>Lizzie's younger sister) in January 1914 after burning his barn down. >> >>Lizzie may have been married to Tom by this date however there is no record >>of marriage(nor have I found a record of divorce for her from George ISAACS >>however George has escaped from prison by this date but his whereabouts >>remained unknown). She reportedly "caught" Tom with another woman which >>resulted in her barn-burning revenge. Tom SPARKS was then killed by >Lizzie's >>2 >>sons, Richard and Roy Isaacs, the next day. They reportedly pumped 48 >>bullets into his body for killing their mother. >>I cannot find place of murder/barn burning/killings or burial under any of >>her names. I am 99% certain this happened in Oklahoma but I have not been >>able to obtain death certificate and I have not had an opportunity to >search >>newspapers other than the local Daily Ardmoreite. You would think that a >>barn-burning and 2 murders would be newsworthy. Sometimes I wonder about >>the death date as the only record I've ever seen was in the Ellis Family >>Bible and just a short entry "Lizzie died Jan 1914". In that day and time, >>I am assuming the Ellis family (ultra-conservative, respectable God-fearing >>people) was extremely upset and embarrassed by Lizzie's lifestyle and just >>shoved it all in the closet with the other skeltons. The ones that knew >the >>whole story are gone and the ones that passed this story on to me did not >>have any details. However, I have heard the same version of this story >from >>Byrne, Ellis and Isaac family ancestors that don't even know each other. >>Thank you for any help. >>Carol in Okla >>surnames: Adkison-Byrns-Butler-Ellis-Foy-Haney-Isaacs-Kincannon-Morgan- >> Love-Morse-Patterson-Payne-Weir >> >

Hi Carol, Love the story even if it isn't from my family! Hey, I'm just curious where the Morgan surname fits into this story. I am researching my Morgan family line and had family in the same area at around the same time, would love to compare notes. Annie

Hello all, I am searching for William and Martha Jane (Loveday) Romines who moved out to Indian Territory in the late 1890s. They settled in Ravia, OK, which is in present day Johnston County. They moved there with 11 of their children, so there should be all sorts of descendants out there! I do not know when they died, but they were both listed on the 1920 census, so it was after that. William was born in 1847 in TN. Martha was also from TN. I wrote the State Vital Statistics for a death certificate search and they found nothing from 1920 to 1936. Would love to correspond with any descedants. And would love to hear from anyone with tips as to how to proceed. Jim

Kay Thank you and your father so much. Dona -----Original Message----- From: Kay E. Armstrong <kayarm@swbell.net> To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, September 19, 1999 3:27 PM Subject: Re: [OKJOHNST] Your dad remembers... >Dona, >I asked my dad again if he remembered anything else about the Henegar >family. He said he hadn't remembered anything. > >Sorry, >Kay >-----Original Message----- >From: Mark Taylor <taylorbunch@email.msn.com> >To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Thursday, September 16, 1999 5:31 PM >Subject: [OKJOHNST] Your dad remembers... > > >>Dear Kay, >> >>Good morning, >> >>Hate to bother you again, but you wrote a message to me a while back about >>your father knowing a Henegar who owned a store. I'm wondering if he was >>able to come up with any other names... >>I humbly and respectfully ask that you see if he does.... My family puzzle >>continues to remain a just that and I'm chasing every lead that I have. >> >>Your and your father's time and energy are greatly appreciated and I >>sincerely hope that your father is doing well this day. >> >>Appreciatively, >>Dona >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Kay E. Armstrong <kayarm@swbell.net> >>To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> >>Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 10:01 PM >>Subject: [OKJOHNST] Fw: Henegars in Tishomingo >> >> >>>Sorry! My dad just corrected me. The store was Pate and Henegar's. He >>>can't remember what Mr. Henegar's name was. Stand by though. He may >>>remember that in the morning. >>> >>>Kay E. Armstrong >>>-----Original Message----- >>>From: Kay E. Armstrong <kayarm@swbell.net> >>>To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> >>>Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 9:49 PM >>>Subject: Henegars in Tishomingo >>> >>> >>>>Dona, >>>>The link to the Condon Grove Cemetery index is >>>>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/1200/cemeteries/condongrove.htm l >>>>My dad is 88 years old. He moved to Johnston Co. in 1922. I asked him >if >>>>he remembered any Henegars and he did. He said Pate Henegar ran a dry >>>goods >>>>store in Milburn (near Condon Grove). He couldn't remember any other >>>family >>>>members' names. >>>> >>>>Hope this helps. >>>>Kay E. Armstrong >>>>Researching: ARMSTRONG/BOSS/BREEDEN/JACK/MOORE/RAPER/WILSON/WININGER >>>>See my webpages: >>>>http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/r/m/Kay-E-Armstrong/ >>>>and http://home.swbell.net/kayarm >>>> >>> >>> >>>==== OKJOHNST Mailing List ==== >>>Do you have cemetery records and marriage records of Johnston County? >>>Please post them to the list! >>> >> >> >> >> >>==== OKJOHNST Mailing List ==== >>Sending the same message to several mail lists can be considered spam >>and might get you banned from all Rootsweb mail lists. >> > > >==== OKJOHNST Mailing List ==== >Can you look up info in the courthouse, the museum, or in cemeteries >for people that write to you via e-mail? >

Dona, I asked my dad again if he remembered anything else about the Henegar family. He said he hadn't remembered anything. Sorry, Kay -----Original Message----- From: Mark Taylor <taylorbunch@email.msn.com> To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, September 16, 1999 5:31 PM Subject: [OKJOHNST] Your dad remembers... >Dear Kay, > >Good morning, > >Hate to bother you again, but you wrote a message to me a while back about >your father knowing a Henegar who owned a store. I'm wondering if he was >able to come up with any other names... >I humbly and respectfully ask that you see if he does.... My family puzzle >continues to remain a just that and I'm chasing every lead that I have. > >Your and your father's time and energy are greatly appreciated and I >sincerely hope that your father is doing well this day. > >Appreciatively, >Dona >-----Original Message----- >From: Kay E. Armstrong <kayarm@swbell.net> >To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 10:01 PM >Subject: [OKJOHNST] Fw: Henegars in Tishomingo > > >>Sorry! My dad just corrected me. The store was Pate and Henegar's. He >>can't remember what Mr. Henegar's name was. Stand by though. He may >>remember that in the morning. >> >>Kay E. Armstrong >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Kay E. Armstrong <kayarm@swbell.net> >>To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> >>Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 9:49 PM >>Subject: Henegars in Tishomingo >> >> >>>Dona, >>>The link to the Condon Grove Cemetery index is >>>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/1200/cemeteries/condongrove.html >>>My dad is 88 years old. He moved to Johnston Co. in 1922. I asked him if >>>he remembered any Henegars and he did. He said Pate Henegar ran a dry >>goods >>>store in Milburn (near Condon Grove). He couldn't remember any other >>family >>>members' names. >>> >>>Hope this helps. >>>Kay E. Armstrong >>>Researching: ARMSTRONG/BOSS/BREEDEN/JACK/MOORE/RAPER/WILSON/WININGER >>>See my webpages: >>>http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/r/m/Kay-E-Armstrong/ >>>and http://home.swbell.net/kayarm >>> >> >> >>==== OKJOHNST Mailing List ==== >>Do you have cemetery records and marriage records of Johnston County? >>Please post them to the list! >> > > > > >==== OKJOHNST Mailing List ==== >Sending the same message to several mail lists can be considered spam >and might get you banned from all Rootsweb mail lists. >

Dear list, Well, I'm at it again... You're gonna get sick of me before this is all over....(smile) A while back some wonderful person wrote me with a list of Henegars in Condon Grove Cemetary. Unfortunately, this e-mail has been filed in cyber space somewhere and I can seem to find it. Was it you Margaret? I'm am truly embarassed about "misplacing" this information and humbly request that whoever had it would go thru the trouble of retyping it. Again, I apologize. Appreciately, Dona -----Original Message----- From: MDVANHUSS@aol.com <MDVANHUSS@aol.com> To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 3:48 PM Subject: Re: [OKJOHNST] Henegars in Tishamingo, Ok >Dona > >In regard to your questions on Condon Grove Cemetery. The Cemetery is >located on the south side of the highway between Tishomingo and Milburn, a >small town about 8-10 miles east of Tishomingo. > >I don't remember exactly where it was - but somewhere on the Johnston County >webpage, there is a link to some cemetery records - included in those are >some inscriptions from the Condon Grove Cemetery. Do a little surfing around >the site - you might find what you need. > >I checked the 1979 issue of the Johnston County History (which I have) and >did not see a listing for Henegers. There was a second book published a few >years later, but I do not have a copy (or access) to it to check for you. > >Good luck in your search. > >Margret Stephens >Stillwater, OK > > >==== OKJOHNST Mailing List ==== >Sending the same message to several mail lists can be considered spam >and might get you banned from all Rootsweb mail lists. >

Dear Kay, Good morning, Hate to bother you again, but you wrote a message to me a while back about your father knowing a Henegar who owned a store. I'm wondering if he was able to come up with any other names... I humbly and respectfully ask that you see if he does.... My family puzzle continues to remain a just that and I'm chasing every lead that I have. Your and your father's time and energy are greatly appreciated and I sincerely hope that your father is doing well this day. Appreciatively, Dona -----Original Message----- From: Kay E. Armstrong <kayarm@swbell.net> To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 10:01 PM Subject: [OKJOHNST] Fw: Henegars in Tishomingo >Sorry! My dad just corrected me. The store was Pate and Henegar's. He >can't remember what Mr. Henegar's name was. Stand by though. He may >remember that in the morning. > >Kay E. Armstrong >-----Original Message----- >From: Kay E. Armstrong <kayarm@swbell.net> >To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 9:49 PM >Subject: Henegars in Tishomingo > > >>Dona, >>The link to the Condon Grove Cemetery index is >>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/1200/cemeteries/condongrove.html >>My dad is 88 years old. He moved to Johnston Co. in 1922. I asked him if >>he remembered any Henegars and he did. He said Pate Henegar ran a dry >goods >>store in Milburn (near Condon Grove). He couldn't remember any other >family >>members' names. >> >>Hope this helps. >>Kay E. Armstrong >>Researching: ARMSTRONG/BOSS/BREEDEN/JACK/MOORE/RAPER/WILSON/WININGER >>See my webpages: >>http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/r/m/Kay-E-Armstrong/ >>and http://home.swbell.net/kayarm >> > > >==== OKJOHNST Mailing List ==== >Do you have cemetery records and marriage records of Johnston County? >Please post them to the list! >

Dear Charlene, I have had others mention Lem and his book. I would be very interested in seeing it. Do you know where I could find a copy? Thanks for writing me. Let me know.... Dona -----Original Message----- From: chook35 <chook35@email.msn.com> To: taylorbunch@email.msn.com <taylorbunch@email.msn.com> Cc: Hook, Charlene <Chook35@msn.com> Date: Wednesday, September 15, 1999 6:45 PM Subject: Henegar I live in Tulsa, also, and I knew Lem quite well. Unfortunately, he is now deceased. I actually think Lem was the primary researcher in the family. I do not know if Mary Lou still resides here, but I am sure I can find out if you need to know. I am pretty sure Lem's Henegars were also from Warren Co., Tennessee, because he bemoaned the lack of early records there. If I can help, let me know. Charlene Hook chook35@msn.com

Chris WHEELER md to Jenny COBB...Tishomingo, OK... Any information on the above families in Johnston Co OK, please contact me: Larry larrywhiz@prodigy.net

Dear Dotty, You are so wonderful to take your valuable time to search for me! I know that there is still goodness on the earth! If you do get a chance to get back to the library, would you please check for a William Henegar (wife Ella) and/or James Henegar (wife Elizabeth). Unfortunately, I don't think that these are my people. Nothing in my searches have taken me to AL. But, you never know. Columbia Ann will most likely not be in any book unless she was directly related to the people and they knew of her name change. She is basically a "ficticious" person. Please do let me know if you stumble upon any of these names. Thank you so very much! Dona >Hi Dona, > >I just wanted to let you know that I went by the library yesterday and found >the Henegar book. The man's name is actually Lem Henegar. It is a very nice >book and has alot of nice pictures too including Lem and his wife. It isn't [snipped]

Hi Dona, I just wanted to let you know that I went by the library yesterday and found the Henegar book. The man's name is actually Lem Henegar. It is a very nice book and has alot of nice pictures too including Lem and his wife. It isn't very well indexed but mostly deals with Alabama Henegars. There are some from OK, TX, AR and others. From what I could tell I didn't see your Columbia Ann but will check further next time I go. The History of Johnston County book (as I found out later) isn't located at the Genealogy library, but at the downtown Central library. They have two copies, one which is for reference and the other one is for checkout (to my surprise) I will go Monday to get it. I will let you know what I find. I will also let you after I search the Henegar book again. This is the information on the Henegar book for your reference: "The Henegar Heritage" by Henegar, Lem and Mary Lou. 929.20973 H386h 1986 ( didn't get the publisher will next time) http://opac.tulsalibrary.org/search/t?SEARCH=Henegar+Heritage The Tulsa Library is online. You can search the genealogy holdings by following this link: http://opac.tulsalibrary.org/search/d?SEARCH=genealogy You can change subject to Title and enter the name of the book you are looking for in the Schusterman- Benson Library this branch has the genealogy holdings for Tulsa County. I must say they have a vast amount of information from all over the US. If there is anything more I can do please let me know. Dotty ----- Original Message ----- From: Mark Taylor <taylorbunch@email.msn.com> To: <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 1999 4:09 AM Subject: [OKJOHNST] Henegar Books > Dotty > > The name of the book is "History of Johnston County". I'm looking for > anything relevant to the Henegar family that ran Byrd & Perries Store. The > store could have been named "Pate & Henegars". The store was located in the > Milburn/Tishomingo area (Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory) > > I have also been told that Len Henegars authored a book. Would you mind > looking for any books authored by Len Henegar. > > Thank you, this is quite generous of you. > Dona Taylor > > > > >Hi Dona, > > > >I happen to live in Tulsa and I will be going to the Schusterman-Benson > >library in the next day or two, I will be more than happy to check for the > >book for you if you want. Just let me know what your needing. > > > [snipped] > > > > > ==== OKJOHNST Mailing List ==== > Do you have cemetery records and marriage records of Johnston County? > Please post them to the list! >

Hi Morris, Thanks for your message. I have 29 William Creecys spelled different ways, in my database. Maybe we connect. Can you give me dates, wives names, etc? Clarisse

I'm searching for Creecy/Creasy and Easton in the Tishomingo/Emet/Milburn area. Does anyone have any leads for me. I have a lot to share on these names. Clarisse

HI, I'm not sure why, but I've been seeing all the mail going back and forth between the two of you and I am quite interested in this book!! Would you mind telling me if it mentions a PERRIN MORGAN? I am researching his line, he is my great great grandfather. I know his wife is Emma Belle HORNSBY, and I know their children, but I do not know and am at a brick wall as to who Perrins father is. I've been told it is either Charley, or Thomas and his mothers name is Bettie. Any info on him would be so much appreciated. Thanks, Annie

Hi Dona, I will be glad to check these for you, it may be a few days but I will let you know what I find. Dotty ----- Original Message ----- From: Mark Taylor <taylorbunch@email.msn.com> To: <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 1999 4:09 AM Subject: [OKJOHNST] Henegar Books > Dotty > > The name of the book is "History of Johnston County". I'm looking for > anything relevant to the Henegar family that ran Byrd & Perries Store. The > store could have been named "Pate & Henegars". The store was located in the > Milburn/Tishomingo area (Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory) > > I have also been told that Len Henegars authored a book. Would you mind > looking for any books authored by Len Henegar. > > Thank you, this is quite generous of you. > Dona Taylor > > > > >Hi Dona, > > > >I happen to live in Tulsa and I will be going to the Schusterman-Benson > >library in the next day or two, I will be more than happy to check for the > >book for you if you want. Just let me know what your needing. > > > [snipped] > > > > > ==== OKJOHNST Mailing List ==== > Do you have cemetery records and marriage records of Johnston County? > Please post them to the list! >

Dotty The name of the book is "History of Johnston County". I'm looking for anything relevant to the Henegar family that ran Byrd & Perries Store. The store could have been named "Pate & Henegars". The store was located in the Milburn/Tishomingo area (Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory) I have also been told that Len Henegars authored a book. Would you mind looking for any books authored by Len Henegar. Thank you, this is quite generous of you. Dona Taylor >Hi Dona, > >I happen to live in Tulsa and I will be going to the Schusterman-Benson >library in the next day or two, I will be more than happy to check for the >book for you if you want. Just let me know what your needing. > [snipped]

Dear Kay, Ask your father if William Henegar rings a bell.... Ask him in the morning, ok? :) Your information is still very helpful to me. And I appreciate it very much. Wado, (Thank You) Dona -----Original Message----- From: nancy Landers <garyw@airmail.net> To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 10:10 PM Subject: Re: [OKJOHNST] Fw: Henegars in Tishomingo >Please take us off this list. We don't know how we're getting all this mail. >thanks >-----Original Message----- >From: Kay E. Armstrong <kayarm@swbell.net> >To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> >Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 10:02 PM >Subject: [OKJOHNST] Fw: Henegars in Tishomingo > > >>Sorry! My dad just corrected me. The store was Pate and Henegar's. He >>can't remember what Mr. Henegar's name was. Stand by though. He may >>remember that in the morning. >> >>Kay E. Armstrong >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Kay E. Armstrong <kayarm@swbell.net> >>To: OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com <OKJOHNST-L@rootsweb.com> >>Date: Tuesday, September 07, 1999 9:49 PM >>Subject: Henegars in Tishomingo >> >> >>>Dona, >>>The link to the Condon Grove Cemetery index is >>>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/1200/cemeteries/condongrove.html >>>My dad is 88 years old. He moved to Johnston Co. in 1922. I asked him if >>>he remembered any Henegars and he did. He said Pate Henegar ran a dry >>goods >>>store in Milburn (near Condon Grove). He couldn't remember any other >>family >>>members' names. >>> >>>Hope this helps. >>>Kay E. Armstrong >>>Researching: ARMSTRONG/BOSS/BREEDEN/JACK/MOORE/RAPER/WILSON/WININGER >>>See my webpages: >>>http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/a/r/m/Kay-E-Armstrong/ >>>and http://home.swbell.net/kayarm >>> >> >> >>==== OKJOHNST Mailing List ==== >>Do you have cemetery records and marriage records of Johnston County? >>Please post them to the list! >> >> > > >==== OKJOHNST Mailing List ==== >Sending the same message to several mail lists can be considered spam >and might get you banned from all Rootsweb mail lists. >

My dear friends, Do any of you wonderful people out there have information on any Henegars in either the 1910 and/or 1920 census for Johnston County? Also, any other Henegars in Chickasaw Nation, IT in the 1900 census. The family names I am looking for are: (found in the 1900 Chickasaw Nation, IT Census) William Henegar b:8-1872 Ella b: 12-1871 d: 1970 in Malvern, AR Ruth b: 7-1896 Cleo b: 5-1900 I'm sure they had more children.... James Henegar b: 12-1846 Elizabeth b: 8-1852 Pearl b: 7-1888 Census shows they had three children all together. Pate Henegar - it is my understanding that Pate ran a dry goods store in the Milburn/Tishomingo area in the 1920s. Any information will be met with standing applause! Blessings, Dona It is