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ANDERSON, TANNER posted by Leslie Ferguson on Saturday, February 1, 1997

Trying to track down my gggrandfather's family. It appears that his father was Rucker TANNER who was born in Arkansas Abt 1826, married Martha A. ANDERSON, also born in Arkansas; and had a sibling born in Arkansas, also - Jessy TANNER -born Abt 1828. Martha would have been born Abt 1835. Any info greatly appreciated - thank you! lesleelu@open.org
BROOKS, CHENAULT, CRENSHAW, FRY, HENDRICKS, RAY, STUBBS, TAYLOR, WANDERER, YEAGER posted by Bobby J. Wadsworth on Tuesday, February 4, 1997

BROOKS, YEAGER -- Seeking descendants of Zachariah N. BROOKS (1861-1916) and wife Mollie E. YEAGER (1872-1950). They were md. 1889 in Calhoun County and lived in or near Smead, AR. Zach is buried at Lakeside Cemetery in Ouachita County, and Mollie is at Fowler Cemetery, Saline County. Children: Addie May (1890), Otis L. (1894-1962), Nettie S. (1896), Martha J. (1898-1954), William Jennings Bryan (1900-1990), Henry Marshal (1904- 1983) James Alexander (1907-1984) and Eula BROOKS (1909-1949). Associated surnames: FRY - RAY - HENDRICKS - CRENSHAW - STUBBS - TAYLOR - CHENAULT - WANDERER. Thanks!
DENNISON, LAUNIUS, LUCAS, RIGGS, VIA posted by Bobby J. Wadsworth on Tuesday, February 4, 1997

Need additional info on William N. RIGGS (1866-1938) and wife Susan Ella LUCAS (1868-1944). They were md. 1890 in Locust Bayou (Calhoun Co.) and later settled in Bearden (Ouachita Co.) where William opened the RIGGS HOUSE hotel. Both are buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Fort Worth, TX. Associated AR surnames include DENNISON, LAUNIUS and VIA. Thanks!
BRATCHER, CLAY, POWELL, TRUSLEY posted by Mary Burchfield on Thursday, February 6, 1997

I am looking for information on William and Malisea CLAY, they lived in Ouachita Co.(1880) then in Howard County. Two of their children were Mary CLAY b.1851 m.William TRUSLEY, and Alice CLAY, b. 1859 m. Lawson Monroe BRATCHER. Would like to find the other children and where did Mary and Alice go after they were married? Also looking for William Jackson POWELL and his family(1823-1867) lived in Howard Co. If you can help would appreciate hearing from you.
BLANKENSHIP, MOSES posted by Sue Wilkerson on Friday, February 7, 1997

Seeking info on Joel MOSES & wife, Mary. They were on 1860 Washington Co., AR census & 1870/1880 Ouachita Co., AR census. Their son, John H. MOSES married Mary E. BLANKENSHIP (dau of W. W. & Elizabeth BLANKENSHIP) ca 1877. Would like to find marriage & cemetery records for Moses and Blankenhip families.
SIMPSON, WILLIAMS posted by Donna Chapman on Friday, February 7, 1997

Searching on Info on the Thomas Paten SIMPSON Family from Camden, Ouachita Co., Arkansas. From 1840 to 1880 on the census. Thomas Paten married Nancy ? and their children were Mary Eliza, Thomas L., Martha, Pascal L., Josephine, Solon, Flavious B., Sarah, and Louisa. Mary Eliza is my ggrandmother. She married Samuel Edward WILLIAMS, and by 1900 they were in Texas. The Simpsons didn't leave Arkansas. Will exchange info on both families.
HICKMAN, ONEAL posted by Joe Kell on Sunday, February 9, 1997

I am looking for any information on Siney L. O'NEAL born Ouachita Co. circa 1850. Nothing else is known of her. She married Jasper E. HICKMAN circa 1870. Any help would be appreciated.
AMASON, AMERSON, AMISON, AMOSON, EMMERSON posted by S. Nigh on Tuesday, February 11, 1997

Seeking information on the family of Harriet AMASON/AMERSON found in the 1850 census of Union Co. AR. Harriet had three male children living with her:Wm. (William T.) age 9 born in AL, Christopher age 7 born in AL, and Sandy (probably Stanley), age 3 born in AL. We believe Harriet's husband was Isaac AMASON/AMERSON and that they married in Montgomery County, Alabama. We believe Harriet's husband died about 1848 (in Ouchita Co. AR?). The family of Jesse AMASON lives nearby and we believe they are related also. Jesse's family is later located in Bradley and Calhoun Counties. AMASON is also sometimes spelled as AMISON, AMOSON, and even EM(M)ERSON.
LABEFF posted by Sue Yerby on Friday, February 28, 1997

My gggrandfather was Henry Carlton LA BEFF. He was orphaned very young but remembered he had two older sisters. The 1st place I have found him is on the Texas 1880 census as a 12 year old boy living with the Cabbage family. When Henry was dying he asked his family to find his sisters. At that time he said he thought he was born in Louisiana or Arkansas. Smackover, Arkansas is the only place I have been able to locate the surname spelled this way. I would appreciate any leads on this deadend line.
MCLEMORE posted by McLemore on Monday, March 3, 1997

Mary W. McLEMORE, born Chambers County, AL. Died June 16, 1881 in Camden, AR. Name of father and mother unknown. Any help appreciated.
BRUMLEY, OWENS, RICHARDSON, RICHERSON posted by George E. Miller on Saturday, March 8, 1997

Need info on Henry J. RICHERSON b. June 1850 in TN or MS. Died abt. 1910 in OK. Married 11-15-1877 in Ouachita County, Arkansas to Loucretia OWENS, b. 1855 GA., died 1884 in Ramsey, Dallas County, AR. Two children: Margaret, born abt. 1878 and John Henry born Jul. 13, 1880. He died Mar. 10, 1927, Seminole, OK. Henry J's second marriage was to Malinda S. BRUMLEY, Nov. 2, 1887. Any information on any RICHERSON (may possibly be found as RICHARDSON) Would be happy to exchange information.
COX posted by Rowena Williamson on Tuesday, March 11, 1997

Am looking for information about the Confederate Hospital in Camden. My g-grandfather, Mabry Tucker COX served there as head surgeon of Federal Prisoners Ward. Any information anyone has on him or the hospital would be appreciated. Date: 3/11/97
BRUMMETT, RITCHEY posted by Willie B. Smith on Saturday, March 15, 1997

Seeking info on William Romaine RITCHEY who went to Ouachita Co. near Camden, AR. about 1840. Could have married a girl with the surname of BRUMMETT from this co. Thanks in advance.
ZAHNWEH posted by Joy Goade Zowie on Friday, March 21, 1997

Can anyone help me? I am trying to determine if Sebastian ZAHNWEH that lived in Denver, Co. in abt: 1900-1910 and the Sebastian ZAHNWEH that lived in Buena Vista, Ouachita Co, AR in about 1914-1920 are one and the same man. Would appreciate any information!!!!!
BRAWNER, PARKER posted by Patricia Brawner-Schiro on Sunday, March 23, 1997

Seeking information on the family of George Samuel (Sam) BRAWNER and wife Ann Eliza PARKER-BRAWNER. They resided in Camden, Ouachita Co AR in the 1890's and early 1900's. Their son Connie BRAWNER died in 1898 and is buried in Greenwood Cemetery. They had one son who lived to adulthood. George Henry BRAWNER, born 7 March 1886. Any information on this BRAWNER family would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Patricia BRAWNER-SCHIRO
BLACK posted by Sara Black Epley on Sunday, March 30, 1997

Need more info on James Seaborn BLACK buried in the Moss Cemetery at Bearden, Ouachita Co. Ark. I would like to know more about him. Did he live in Bearden or where?
GILBERT, JONES posted by Dorothy Haygood on Monday, March 31, 1997

GILBERT: I am seeking information on James L. J. GILBERT, born ca 1819,GA. Married Elizabeth JONES, b. 13 Oct 1821, GA., 18 June 1842 in Montgomery Co., Ala. Was in Arkansas by 1849. On 1850 census in Ouachita Co., Harrison township; 1860,1870 and 1880 in Columbia Co.,Ark. Known Children: Josiah S. GILBERT, b. ca. 1846 Ala. (died in Civil War); Eliza L. GILBERT, b. ca. 1847 Ala.; Martha Jane GILBERT, b.ca. 1849 Ark.; Mariah Louisa GILBERT, b. Sept. 1851 Ark.; James Daniel, b. 23 Feb. 1854 Ark., d.8 Mar. 1933, Fisher Co., Tx; David C. GILBERT, b. ca 1857 Ark; Walter William GILBERT, b. 28 Jan. 1861 Ark; Sarah E. GILBERT, b. 18 Feb. 1865 Ark. I have info on James Daniel GILBERT and his descendants. Need info. on James L. J. GILBERT's parents.

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