VOL:Jt-!E 21 FIRST QUARTER 1987

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PAID Slnwpon. La.

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ARK.LA.TEX GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION, INC. P.o. BOX 4462

SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA '11134

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Marguerite Loftin Wanda Head Carl Hallgren Peggy Payne Mary Frances Bridges Evelyn Howard Priscilla Reinowski

Margery Wright Fern Ainsworth Paul Reinowski Glenda Sue Glenn Pat Hallgren

OFFICERS FOR 1986-1987

PHONE

746-4598 686-5089 746-8609 742-9465 865-4138 636-3191 868-1220

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President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Treasurer Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Editor

TRUSTEES FOR 1986-1987

686-5842 798-7312 868-1220 425-3732 746-8609

Past President

REGULAR MEETING: Second Saturday of each month, 3:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. at WERNER MEMORIAL BUILDING, 2617 CORBITT St., Shreveport, La.

MEMBERSHIP DUES: Per calendar year - $10.00. All members' receive four issues of THE GENIE. Queries are free.

THE GENIE: Published quarterly, January, April, July and October each year. Genealogical materials of the Association are deposited in The Gen~alogy Room of SHREVE MEMORIAL LIBRARY 424 Texas St., Shreveport; La., for the use of all genealogists and historians who use its' facilities.

The ARK-LA-TEX GENEALOGICAL ASS'N., INC., is a non-profit, non­sectarian, non-political, educational organization dedicated solely to the cause of genealogy, which includes the following purposes:

To collect, preserve and make available genealogical materials, documents, and records. To encourage an interest in genealogy and to sponsor educational programs for its development.

To promote and publicize the City of Shreveport, La., as a major Genealogical Research Center for genealogists and historians. To cooperate with and assist all other genealogical, historical, and patriotic societies and libraries in the furtherance of these purposes. To compile and publish a quarterly composed of records and data related to the Science of Genealogy •

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TABLE OF OONTENTS

president's Page H1story of the Vance Guards Newspaper Ad In !he Dissem1nator, Brandon, MS - 'eb. 1846 probate Records - Union Parish. Lou181ana Confederate Sold1ers Burled in Mt. Hebron Cemetery In Virginia 1918 Lou1s1ana Doughboys Ooverphoto ot Tennessee Magazine Bethany Cemetery, Bethany, Louisiana Old Shady Grove Ohurch Cemetery In Winn Parish, Louisiana DeSoto Excells In Refinement, Educat10a Caddo Par1sh, La., Marriage Index Red R1ver County, Texas Marriages Natch1toohes Par1sh Notes First ADDual Bailey Family Reunion Associat10n Lending Library Extending Services The Francis Napoleon Bickham Cemetery Autograph Book Names OVer The Editor's Desk Hancock Ja.ily Ceaetery Book Reviews Queries

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THE GENIE i8 published quarterly. All members receive four issues for each year ot mem~ership. All aaterial published in THE GENIE is coapiled and contributed by our members. Queries are published free. Membership is not a requirement. Review of books are printed aa time and space permit. Following review all books donated are placed on the shelves ot the genealogical room ot the Shreve Memor­ial Library or the lending library of the Ark-La-Tex Genealogical AssociatioD. !HE GENIE invites exchange of periodicals with other genealogical-historical organizations publish1ng data of general in­terest. We regret that we 9annot exc~ange with liaited faaily organ-1zations but invite them to send aamplea of their publications' for .' brief review siace many of these family organizations are of a great value in informatioD on the families covered by thea. All meabers of the etaff are volunteers. .

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Bditor printing Typing Queries Oomputer Indexing Circulation Mailing

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Pri8cilla Reino.ski Paul W. Reino.8ki Ethel Krause Joyce Bridges Wanda' & John Head Clara Smith Pat & Carl Hallgren

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Dear Friends:

May you all have a healthy, prosperous yedl'. We are starting 1987 with many positive plans, and if all goes as planned, should have a very interesting yea~.

Your new slate of officers was nominated dnd elected at the December annual meeting. The installdtion ceremony was beautifully accomplished by Past President, Margery Wright. The celebration of our 30 + I anniversary follow­ed. Jeannie Boyett and her committee are to be compliment­ed. The tables looked lovely, as usual we had more than enough of all kinds of tasty christmas food. We ail en­joyed the good will and fellowship.

We are planning a workshop in July, and the Book ~air in August. Joyce Bridges is also planning a cookbook, to be sold at the Book fair=proceeds to be used to help purchase Pension Records for Shreve Memorial Library. All our members are asked to contribute family recipes.

The genealogical classes for beginners will be held in February and March.

Wanda Head has invited Beverly Smith, director of the Hubert S. Ford Museum near Homer, to present a program on Historic Claiborne Parish at our February 14 meeting. Rita Krouse will present the program in March. The to­pic will be the Germantown Settlement, and she will also

'give some'pointers on getting started on researching Ger­man ancestors.

Priscilla Reinowski is always looking for material for 'The Genie. If you have any Bible records, old letters or family history you would like to share, please send

. them to the editor.

We hope your research is doing well. The desire or need to 'know where we came from is the mystery that keeps us searChing. Our roots are the support system that give value to what we are recording for future generations.

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HISTORY OF THE VANCE GUARDS By Johrl Ardis Manry

The first organized cUlllpany to leave Bossier Parish was the Bossier Boys. It left Bellevue, the parish seat, 9 May 1861, and was mustered into State service at New Orleans. It went to Camp MOORE, near New Orleans, where they were drilled for about three weeks. On account of a controversy between Governor MOORE and the Secretary of War the company was muster­ed out of service and ret.urneJ home to enter other companies, organized and to be organized. Thirty joined the Vance Guards.

Six companies, enrolling 800 men, were organized as speed­ily as possible. In view of the fact that the voting strength of the parish was but slightly over 700 at this time, the en­listment of 800 speaks eloquently for the loyalty of Bossier's beardless youth.

"On Monday, 23 September 1861, a barbecue was given by the citizens of Red Land-a large number of the men enlisting from that place and the surrounding country," wrote William H. SCANLAND, editor of the Bossier Banner, many years later.

"What a magnificent country was the Red Land settlement in 1861! Peopled by patriotic home-builders of sterling man­hood and women of noble character and admirable domestic habits­they were a happy, industrious and prosperous community, ever ready to lend a helping hand to neighbor or country."

"Good men and citizens were the SWINDLES, EDENS, ALLENS, GARRETS, WYCHES, BOGGS, CAVETTS, HERRONS, CAMPBELLS, CRAWFORDS, WINGETS, SCOTTS, SPURLINS, SHAVERS, LYNNS, FRANKS, MARTINS, CASONS, COCHRANS, MATLOCKS, WALKERS, COVINGTONS, MADINGS, DAVIS, H,OLLOWAYS,.WALLACES, MC DONALDS, MATTISONS, WALDROPS, WINDSORS, FARRINGTONS, OWENS, O'DANIELS and many others" whose name the old editor could not remember after a lapse of more than 50 years. '

The company went to Monroe, caught a train to Camp MOORE where a school of instruction had been set up. This camp had been hastily constructed and many of the Vance guards died, the first of whom was J. G. HARRIS.

On 9 March 1862, the Nineteenth Louisiana Infantry, CSA, was activated, and was composed of companies from northwest Louisiana as follows:

Company A (Vance Guards), Captain R. R. TURNER; Bossier. Company B (Robin Greys), Captain Loudon BUTLER; Bossier. Company C (Claiborne Volunteers), H. A. KENNEDY; Claiborne. Company D (Claiborne Greys), Captain W.E. SCOTT; Claiborne. Company E (Keachi Warriors), Captain H.H. HAMM, DeSoto. Company F (Henry MARSHAL Guards), Captain J. M. HOLLINGS-

WORTH; DeSoto. Company· G (Caddo Tenth), Captain 'Wesley P. WINANS, Suc­

ceededby J. P. BRIDGES; Caddo .

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Company H (DeSoto Creoles), Captain John H. SUTHERLIN, succeeded by Joshua LOGAN; De Soto.

Company K (Anacoco Rangers), Captain W.W. SMART; Sabine.

There was no Webster Parish at that time, it being cre­ated later from Claiborne and Bossier parishes.

The Nineteenth Regiment arrived at Corinth, Miss., where it was discovered the entire regiment was poorly armed "and had not a single cartridge, and none can be had in Memphis or Nashville." .

On April 6-7, the Nineteenth became part of the Second Corps, Fwst Division, in the Army of Missis8ippe, Colonel R. L. GIBSON was in command. The Confederates had concentrated 40,000 men at Corinth·with a view of beating the Yankees under General U. S. GRANT before reinforoements under General BUELL could arrive to assist him. The f~rst day of battle could have been a victory for the Rebels but they were decisively defeated the second day of the Battle of Shiloh, just north of Corinth,Miss., in Tennessee. It was a Confederate failure but not a Union Victory, each side being weakened by about 10,000 men.

Casualties in their first battle were heavy.

ROLL CALL OF THE VANCE GUARDS Company A, Nineteenth Louisiana Infantry, CSA

OFFICERS

R. W. TURNER, captain; promoted to colonel during 1864 E. C. ANDREWS,first lieutenant. Died near New Orleans,

1862. A. Ben BROUGHTON, second lieutenant. Moses C. CAVETT, third Lieutenant. James A. EDWARDS, orderly sergeant. Promoted to ser­

geant major of regiment. Berry B. MATLOCK, second sergeant. Promoted to cap-

tain. C. B. ALFORD, fourth sergeant. William R. HEAD, fifth sergeant. Charles C. NOWELL, first corporal. John W. WALKER, second corporal. R. M. SPURLIN, third corporal. Nathan JOINER, fourth corporal. Julius A. MARTIN, flag bearer.

ALDEN, George R. ALDEN, Rinaldo ALDEN, Isaac ALFORD, George R. BRADLEY, James L. BEAIRD, Joseph P.

PRIVATES

BLYTHE, Simon T. BOGGS, A. C. BOSWELL, Wm. M. BRADEN, C. C. BRADEN, Frank BUSH, James

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CASON, A. D. CALLOWAY, John CARTER, T. R. CHRISTIANSON, C. CLARKE, Holland W. CLIFTON, A. D.

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COCHRAN, A. A . COCHRAN, E. W. CRAWFORD; J. B. COSTELLO, Patrick DE SOTO, Francois DEUTSCHE, Reuben DICKSON, J. W. DICKSON, M. H. DOMINGUS, J. B. DOMINGUS, J. J. DRURY, J. B. EDENS, A. K. EDENS, W. G. EDMONDSON, W. J. ETHERIGE, A. B. FERRINGTON, E. H. FOSTER, John FRANKS, E. C. FREDRICKS, Henry GARRETT, George B. GIBBONS, Dr.·M. H. GIBBONS, T. H. GOSSETT, W. S. GOODWIN, J .. H. HALL, E. P. HAMNER, Wm. R. HARRIS, J.G. HEARNE, W. H. HICKMAN, Josiah HICKMAN, Geo. J. HIGH, John G. HILL, John W.

HILL, Joshua HOLLOWAY, C. HUNTr:R, John A. HUNTER, James A. JONES, James JONES, John JONES, William KEN N CY, P. B. KENNEY, T. A.C. LOWRANCE, A. E. LAWRENCE, J. W. LISTER, Richard G. LE\HS, J. B. LUSK, f. J. LUSK, John G. MADISON, Wesley MAHNE, Emanuel MAHON, J. W. MALONE, L. G. MAINER, W. J. A. MASON, M. J. MARTIN, H. P. MATLOCK, S. M. MATTISON,B. F. MATTISON, W. J. MC DONALD, R. A. NETTLES, HARVEY NETTLES, William O'DANIEL, C. S. O'DANIEL, C. W. O'DANIEL, W. H. PERRETT, James L.

PRENDERGAST, T. RANEY, G. W. RANEY, A. A. RATHBUN, P. A. RATHBUN, Morris RICE, DeKalb RHOADES, S. N. ROBERTSON, G. T. ROTH, John ROWE, William ROWLETT,· J. B. T. RUFF, C. N. SADLER, John SADLER, Thomas J. SANfORD, Samuel H. SANDERSON, Ben SMITH, W. C. SPARHAM, Alex STRANGE, Rufus STRICKLAND, E. STROUD, H. L. STROUD, Dr. TALLIAFERRO, A. J. TAYLOR, Tern B. THOMPSON, A. P. TREADWELL, J. M. WALDROP, W. H. WALKER, John C. WALKER, John W. WATERS, W. A. WESTER, B. F. YOUNG, James M. YOUNG, William M.

(The above was extracted from information contained in the program presented on the occasion of the Roll Call of Co. A, 19th Louisiana Infantry, CSA, and the dedication of mark­er to Captain Berry B. MATLOCK at the Cottage Grove Ceme­tery, Plain Dealing, La., June 3, 1973. This event was sponsored by General Richard TAYLOR Camp No. 1308, Sons of Confederate Veterans.)

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NEWSPAPER AD IN "THE DISSEMINTATOR" BRANDON., MS - FEBRUARY 1846 Reward for negroes stolen from the late residence of Joseph SCOTT, Near Brewster's Bluff on Sabine River, who belonged to Seth SHELDON & hired to said SCOTT. Additional reward given by Seth SHELDON of Shreveport, La.

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PROBATE RECORDS-UNION PARISH., LOUISIANA (Continued from page 233 of VoL 20, No.4)

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1217 'IUa<ER, Katie Phelps (Dec) ('l'Utorship) 10 1278 TAYLOR, J. S. (Emancipation) 10 1219 TAYLOR, Sallie J. Baker (Succession) 10 1221 TIDWELL, Jeff M. & Oelia" 10 1229 TERRAL, Mrs. Cecelia (~c)" 10 1272 TAYLDR, Clara cean "(TUtorship) 10 1276 TATUM, lee " (Succession) 10 1283 TEOl..EIQJ, Havert M. & Jesse S. (Emanci) 10 1286 'IURNER, lDu . (Dec I d) (Tutorship) 10 1326 TARVER, Mrs. leOna E. (Dec)" 10

1330 TARVER, Erlie Clyde & Margie Annie(E1nan) 10 1348 TAYlOR, J. M. (Dec I d) (Succession) 10 1349 'IUGtJELL, Qssie 01a (Dec)" 10 1358 'IURNAGE, John F. "(TUtorship) 10 1362 TARVER, Annie May ." .. 10 1370 TAYLOR, B. A. "(Succession) 11 ~390 TURNAGE, AnPs R. "(Tutorship) 11 1395 TYSON, Warren "(Succession) 11

1438 'IURNER, W. P. " II 11 1442 'lUGlELL, Mrs. Mattie" (Tutorship) 11 1468 'rumER, Mrs. Aru)ie E. (Dec) (Succession) 11 1513 TAYLOR, Mary E. " "11 1514 'lliCtv1AS, Burrell B. & Susan (Dec)" 11 1518 TA'ltM, Perry A. (Dec) "11 1539 'llia1AS, Clifton M." ('l'Utorship) 11 1536 TERRAL,' Samuel Sr. "(Succession) 12 1656 'lHAXI'ON, Mrs. W. C." ('l'Utorship) 12 1658 TABOR, J. B. & Mrs. J. B. (Dec) (Succ) 12 1663 'IURNAGE, John lee (Emancipation) 12 1664 'lURNAGE, COrinne Lee (Dec) (Succession) 12 1688 TAYIDR, Willie W. " "12 1726 'IHAX'ION, Alice M:>ncrief " " 12 1728 'lUCKER, J~s H. & Elizabeth R. " 12

1745 T.EP~, Eliza Ann & Samuel (Dec) (Succ) 13 1761 TURNER, B. R. (nee'd) (Succession) 13 1765 'l.'UmER, Benjamin (Interdiction) 13

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TAYIDR, George Elton" (Succession) 14 'IUR'mR, Francis Nea 1 "14 TEMPLE'ION, Porter Ell1 S !JTldllcipation) 14 TAl.JN'IQ>J, Q:;bem (~c I,ll irutorship) 14 TAYlDR, Miss' Susie b. Sa 1 ! 11;; Usc) (Succ) 14 TAYLOR, Olar1ie I:. John [, .. I:lnancipation) 14 TAYLOR, J. D. (IA.c' d) (Suc~t..'ssion) 15 'IUGWELL, Jennie Min'W ([:"c' d) (TUtor) 15 TERRAL, Sarruel C. "15 TERRAL, Sarn..lel C. (Succession)l5 'IUO<ER, wcy (El'nanclpatlon) 15 'IUGWELL, Eula Bernice (~c I d) (TUtor) 15

TAYLOR, Dora 01etz (Emancipation) 'IHCMAS, Mrs. sallie (Interdiction) 'IHCMAS, Shirley Emerson (TUtorship) 'IHavtAS I Anthony Sale '1

TAYlDR, Robert E. ([)ac'd) (Sucpession) TURNAGE, lora Lee (Emancipation)' TAYLOR, ~rt Burford (Succession) TAYWR, Lillie Ethel (Emancipation) TAYLOR, Mrs. Mattie Anderson (Succ) 'IHCMP~, William E. (TUtorship) TA'lU1, Mrs. caddie G. (Succession) TAYIDR, Bell & Dock " TAYLOR, Ray E. ('l\ltorship) TAYLOR, Ibbert E. (Dac I d) " TAYIDR, Bessie cal1terberry " 'rua.1PSOO, H. A. (Succession) 'IHCMPSrn , Oliver H. & Wife " TAI.BOI', erma c. & Benj. P. .. T.1\UN'IQN, M.lss Nonna " TANNER, Ibna Ruth (En\ancipatJ.on) TAYlDR, Dr. J. G. (Succession) 'ruCMAS, Ida BoOth " 'ruCMAS, TrUSs T. ([)ac I d) "

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3009 'IERRAL, o:mnie Astor . (su\..'Cession) 25 3010 TURNAGE, Edna Beal et al"· 25 3015 'lUBB, Mary Ann "25 3016 'IUBB,senjamin Sa,muel " 25 3022 TERRAL, Janes R.Jr. " 25 3024 'IUO<ER, David Cloud " 25 3031 TERRAL, Mary Ellen & Jan~s R. III (Tut) 25 3106 TAYLOR, Wi1l1am Broadus (Succession) 26 3119 'lURNER, B. N. (Interdictlonl 26 3098 TAYlDR, Janes Egbert & Rusha P. (Succ) 26 3099 TURNER, Rufoye Parks ('luturship) 26 3100 TAYLOR, Della Patterson (Succession) 26 3159 'lHCMPSOO, Henry Elizabeth" 26 3162 'IUmER, Benjamin 11 26 3167 TAYUlR, Henry. Earl" 27 3216 TERRAL, 'nX1l F.. "27

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WAINWRIGHT, John (succession) A-3 WAlKER, Mary A. (TUtorship) A-3 WALKER, Stancil L. (Dec 'd) (Sucoession)A-3 WML, Ieubin &. Iebeoca (TUtorship) A-3 WALLACE, Brunette (Dec' d) II A-3 WAI..LN::E, BI:unette " (SUccession) A-3 ~, Calvin" " A-3 WAtal:>R1H, Richard" (TUtorship) A-3 WAHl, H. H. It (Succession) A-3 WARD, J. A. (Emancipation) A-3 WARD, Mary P. (Dec 'd) (SUCcession) A-3 WARD, S:inec::n P. "A-3 WARD, \'Esley (Emancipation) A-3 WELIS, A. F. (Dec 'd) (TUtorship) A-3 WELLS, Martha C." (Succession) A-3 WE9"I'BRXI<, Mary E." " A-3 WHEET.TS, Emneline " " A-3 NJEETJS, Emneline " (TUtorship) A-3 ~.TS, Joe s. (Ehlancipation) A-3 N{EET.I$, Nancy C. (TUtorship) A-3 NmELIS, 'n¥>s. J. (Dec' d)" A-3 \til'IE, B. B. "(succession) A-3 NiI'I'E, Eugene V. (Bnancipation) A-3 NlITE, Jessee W. ,Euqine V. &. Nancy E.

(TUtorship) A-3 ~'l'E, Nancy E. (Dec' d)" A-3 \<lUTE, NAN:.Y E. ",,(Succession) A-3 WALLACE, Ou:oli.neE. tbilhite " A-3 WIJ..LIN05, H. H. (Dec 'd) (TUtorship) A-3 WILLIJ\MS, Janes" " A-3 WILt..IAMS, Job M. " (succession) A-3

WILLIJ\MS, Joo. " WIJ.SCI.t, Hiram " WII.SCI'oI, 'ltx>s. " ~, J. N. " WYU.Y, Sarah Ann &. E. J.

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The Mt.· Hebron Cemetery in Winchester," Virginia is a Con-. federate Soldier's Cemetery, which used to be called Stonewall Cemetery. There are approximately 4,000. graves in this ceme..; tery with soldiers from nearly all states. "

. Available from the Mt • Hebron Cemetery is a booklet "Rost­er of Confederate Soldiers Buried In Stonewall CemeterY', Win- , chester, VA." printed by the United Daughters of.the Confeder­acy. The cell!etery is open fI'om 7:30 A. A. to 6:00 P. M. daily for visitors. Its address is 30S Boscawen, Winchester",VA '22601.

Following is informati~n available concerning Confederate 'Soldiers buried here from the southern states of Alabama, Ark­ansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas: CAn asteI'isk (Ie) de­notes markers of different size and shape than the standard.?

ALABAMA

1. Sergt •. Died 1~8~6~4~'--------(Sergt, Virgil MAY, Jr. Co. L., 3rd Regt. Ala. Vol. Inf. who was missing in the battle of Cedar Creek Oct. 19, 1864 on Marker) ~

2. A~ C. BOND, Co. D, 3rd Ala. Killed Oct. 19, 1864.

3. D. C. RANKIN, Co. C, Sth Ala. Died July 19, 1864

, 4. Unkno~, Ala.

Died' July 19, 1864.

S. W. D. G., 47th Ala Died Nov. 10, 1862

'6. T. J. LESTER, Co. C, 6th Ala. Died Sept. 22, 1864

7. Sergt. W. H.' THOMAS, Co. A, 5th Ala. Died Oct. 22, 1864.

8. Capt. W.B. HUNT, 5th Ala. Died Oct. 19, 1864.

9. G. W. HANNAH, Co. B, 5th Ala. Died Sept. 26, 1864.

10. J. THOMAS, 14th Ala . Died Dec. 17, 1862(Sep.17, 1862

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11. W. WYATT, 9th Ala. • Died July'20, 1861

12. J. C. CULVER, Co. K, 4th Ala. Died July 29, 1861

13. H. S.· SMITH,' Capt. Travis' Co. 11th Ala. Died Aug. 4, 1861

14. J. FURGUSON, Ala.

15. J. H. FRAWICK, Yo. C, 15th Ala. Died June 19, 1862 (J~H.FRAWICH, Co.C,15th Ala.

on marker)

,16. P.S. MC 'ELROY', Co.A,44th Ala. Died Sep. 27, 1862.

17~ F.M.YANCY, 44th Ala Died Septw 26, 1862

18. F. HOLTZ, Co.D,23rd Ala. Died Sept. 3, 1862

19. B. F. TROTTER, Co.I,10th Ala. , Died Sept. 30, 1862.

20. J.W. DURHAM, Co.F,47th Ala. Died Nov • 3" 1862.

21. A THOMPSON; Co.F,44th Ala. Died Sept. 28, 1862

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22. W~H. "C';CIlLLi~Co;.Cfl_:3;thTl\l~~·r' 4;0i~ :J;i ~ES~SER,Cb.E,lSthAlcL Died Oct. 3r4~ 1862~

2~L A.D. HOORE,"13th,Ala. ','

24. T.J.WILSON, Co~B.Sth Ala.' Died Oct. 19, 1862~ "

25. M~ KANN,CO.A,14tll.Ala. p'ied;'Octi ,1Q, '~1862.

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26'.E.A .. 'MASER, Co,. F, 47th; Al'&~' Diet'Oot. 22. '1862'.,

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27. ·A.S~~MUREL, "Co.B,11th Ala:· r>iea:Nov. 1,: 1862~ ,

28, W.T. HARPER, Co.K,44th Ala.' Died Oct. 31,1862.

29. J. J. 'THOHPS6N~"Co. &.4 9thA!a. Died Oct. 24, ,1862.

30. O.H. CAMPBELL; CO.B,8·t,h Ala.

31. R.W. Y£LDELU, Co.C,44th,Ala. 'Died Oot. 25, 1862) (Oct. 22, 1862 ,on marker)

32. S. GLAISE, Co.C,48th Ala. Died Oct. 25,' i8~2' '.

33. R.'WILLIAMS, Co.F,"8th Ala. Died Oct ~ 2~9, 1862

34. W. w. TRE~T,.· Co~F,15~h Al.a, Died Oct. I 29, 1862

, 35. W.C.'HENDRICKS, Co.I,15th Ala.

Died Oct. 30, 1$62

36 ~ -S~F • HOLIDAY , Co .G, ~'tth-Ala.

37. R.J. CARTWRIGHT, Co.C,47th Ala.

a8. M.S. HOORE, CO.'G,3i'd',ua. I?.i:ed Oc~. 2,." 1862.

39. W.G •. HIGGINBOTHAH,CoIfA 49th Ala. Died,Oot. 24;' 18~2.

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41. D.M.8ITH, Co.G,47th Ala. Died Oct. '28, 1862. (D.H.LITH,Co.G,47th Ala.

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42.h.S. MARKHAM,Co.S,26th A14. Died ,Nov. 1, 1862.

43. L'. KIDD, Co.A,15th Ala. Died Nov. 1, 1862.,

, 4t'1;t ,,' E., TAUNTON, Co. F, 15th Ala. ,. Pied Nov. 4, 1862

45. J. BUCHANAN, Co.K,48th Ala. Died Nov. 7, 1862.

46. W. YOUNG, Co.F,15th Ala. Died Nov. 11, 1862.

~7.P.A.8WANN, Co.C,47th Ala.

" 4 8. CAPT. G • W. RE I D , Co f E 5th Ala. Died Sep.24,1862.

49. M.ELHORE, Co.G,3rd Ala. Died Oct. 21, 1862

50. Jobn H. PUGH, Co.C~3rd Ala. Died Oct. 21, 1862.

51. W.J. VENSEY, Co.C,3rd Ala. Died Nov, 14, 1862.

52. James PORTER, Co.C,51s~ Ala.

.63. Sergt. C.W. HAFNEN, Co.D, 5th Ala.

54. Corp. D. WOOD, Co.D, ! 61st Ala.

55 •. C.H.BURGIN; CQ.H,5th Ala~ Died Nov. 29, 186~ Aged. 24 years.

56. Robert C. ELLINGTON, Co.

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57. E.G. ARANS, Co.M,6th Ala . Died July 21, 1864.

64.R.E. NEWMAN, Co.E,15th Ala. Died Oct. 15, 1862.

58. G.E. PURNELL, Co.C,12th Ala. 65. W.G. BALLARD, Co.H,14th Ala. Di~d. July 21, 1864.

59. Joseph WEST, Co.E,12th Ala. Died July 23, 1864.

60. D FRIDAY, Co.t,44th Ala. Died Oct. 9, 1862.

6l. W.J. BOLAND, Co. F, 13th Ala. Died Oct. 21, 1862. Born Sept. 15, 1844.

62. S.N. GILBERT, Co.G,44th Ala. Died Oct. 12, 1862.

63. W.G. C9 LE , Co.I,14th Ala.

66. C. GOODSON, Co.A,44th Ala Died Nov. H" 1864

67. BLANCHARD, Co.K lOth Ala.

68. J. SIMS, Co.D,3rd Ala. Died Dec. 8, 1862.

69. W.R. COPELAND, Co.B,61st Ala. Died Oct. 8, 1864

70. J.J. GILL, Co.I,6th Ala. Died pec. 6, 1862

71. Lieut. W.O. LYON, Gen. EWAN'S Staff, Gordon's Div.,Gen. EARLY's Army Died Sept. 27, 1864 Born Dec. 28, 1838*

ARKANSAS

1. John R. BARTLEY, Co.D,3rd Ark. 9. W.REEVES, 3rd Ark. Died July 18, 1863

2. Name know to Rev. Jonah LUPTON. 10.

3. M.C. ARNOLD, 3rd Ark. Died Dec. 29, 1861

4. C.C. MC CLURE, Co.C,3rd Ark. Died Feb. la, 1862

5. WATSON, 3rd Ark. Died Sept. 10, 1861

6. M. CHAVIS, Co.A,3rd Ark. Died Jan. 30, 1862 (M. CHARIS, Co.I,3rd Ark. on marker)

7. Jas. W. MOORE, 3rd Ark. Died Feb. 1, 1862

8. John YOUNG, Co.E, 3rd Ar.k. Died Jan. 8,1862

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Died Jan. 11, 1862

E. SPEER, 3rd Ark. Died Jan. 6, 1862

MIDDLETON, 3rd Ark. Died Jan. 8, 1862

W.A. COLLIE, 3rd Ark. Died Feb. 8 , 1862

R.D. PORTER, Co.A,3rd Ark. Died Feb. 12, 1862

W. BURK, Co . B , 3 rd Ark. Died Feb. 29, 1862 <Died Feb. 18, 1862 on m?-rker)

C. DOSS, Co.E,3rd Ark. Died March 23, 1862

17. L.J. PURNELL, Co.I,3rd Ark. 19. Wm. D. WALLENDER, 3rd Died Oct. 17, 1862 Ark. Died Feb. 16, 1862

18. Wm. S. CHANDLER, Co.B,3rd Ark. Oied Oct. 3, 1862

20. J.M. HARTFIELD, Co.A, 3rd Ark. Died Feb. 10, 1862

19. J. IRWIN, 3rd Ark. Died Jan. 12, 1862

LOUISIANA

1. Lieut. P. CHARPIO, Co.B,8th La. Died July 20, 1862

2. A.A. ARCENEAUX, Co.C, 8th La. Died July 19, 1861

Killed near Stephenson, Va. June 15, 1863*

16. A. COMB, Co.A,10th La. Died Nov. 18, 1862

3. John J. ANDERSON, CO.H,9th La. 17. B.C. SCARBOROUGH, Co.A, 6th La. Died Jun 13,1863

4. Michael KIRWIN, Co.K,6th La.

5. G.M. BARRALS, Co.I,6th La. 18. N. SCHMITT, Co.H,2nd La.

19. SMITH, Co.C,6th La. 6. John CROOKSHANKS, Co.B, La.

7. Sam1. W. SNYDER, Co.F,9th La. 20. C. SCARBOROUGH, Co.A,6th

La. Died June 10, 1863 Died July 18, 1862 (Sam1. J. SNYDER, on marker) 21. R. CAHILL, Co.F,6th La.

Died June 18, 1862 8. J. MUNTINGER, Washington Arty.

Died Oct. 30, 1862 Aged 19 yrs.22. R.H. SENDERS, Co.G,7th La. Died July 9, 1863

9. Armand FERRET, Washington Arty. Died Sept. 28, 1862 23. F. ROSE, Co.H,6th La. (Armand FERRT on marker) Died June 29, 1863

10. G.H. CHAPLAIN, Washington Arty.24. Henry HANN, Co.K,8th La. Died Aug. 26, 1862 Died July 3, 1863

II. J.W. CRAWFORD, Co.D,9th La. 25. Capt. D.S. GRIFFIN, 2nd Died 1862 La. Died June 16, 1863

12. W. MC ELGREN, Co.B,14th La. 26. H. HQLLY, 2nd Battn. Died Dec. 9, 1862

27. J.J. HOLLAND, Co.G,6th La. 13. Capt. H.Z. GUICE, Co.E,8th La. Died July 23, 1863

14. J.B. GALATTI, Jackson's Par. , 28. BENTLEY, La. La. Died June 5, 1863 (BANTLY, La. on marker)

15. Capt. L.G. PICON, Co.E, 2nd 29. G. GRAPEN, Co. K, 6th La. La. Regt. , Johnson's Div.A.N.Va. Died July 5, 1864

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30. L.W. SUMMONS, Co.A,7th La . Died Oct. 19~ 1864

31. D ic k CON S, Co. F , 6 t h La.

32. S.W. CRESY., Co.C, Wa.sh­ington Arty.

33. P. MC GRAFFNEY, La.

34. ----FLIN, La.

35. J.C. GRIFFITH, Co.B,7th La.

36. Lieut. E. SOMDAY, 14th La. Died July 24,1864

37. P. RIELY, 14th La. Died Sept. 1864

38. John GANEY, La. Died Sept. 1864

39. Thos. MURPHEY, Co.C,6th La. Died May 25, 1862

40. Jos. A. CANNON, Co.A,8th La. Died May 25, 1862

41. Wm.RINGOLD, Co.H,8th La. Died May 25, 1862

42. B.M. JENNINGS, Co.H,7th La. Died May 25, 1862

43. J. MOLLEN, Co.I,6th La. Died May 25, 1862

44. H. C.' BURK, Co. H, 9th La. Died May 24, 1862

45. P.C. COUSIK, Co.A,6th La. Died May 30, 1862

46. J.e. DOUGHTY, Co.D,5th La. Died May 25, 1862

47. P. EVER~TT, 8th La.

50. G.H. GUESS, Co.H,9th La.'

51. T. QUILLUS, 6th La. Died Oct. 12, 1862

52. M. CONSKEY, Co.F,14th La.

53. J.M. MARTIN, Co.B,Bth La.

54. J.C. SNOW, Co.I,14th La. Di~d Oct. 24, 1862

55. A.D. ROWLES, Co.F,9th La.

56. J.L. LOC~. Co.B,lst La. Died Oct. 2, 1862

57. W.M. SUNLEY, Co.G,15th La. Died Nov. 11, 1862

58. Sergt. J. ANTREY, Co.H, 2nd La. Died Nov. 16, 1862 (Nov. 15 on mar~er)

59. Green B. WALKER, Co.A, 9th La. Died July 6, 1862

60. Lieut. Chas. SMITH, Co.C, La. Died Oct. 17, 1863

61. Major Aaron DAVIS, 7th La. Killed near Front Royal, Va. May 23, 1862 Aged 17 yrs*

62. Major MC ARTHUR, 6th La. Killed May 25, 1862

63. Capt. T.S. CRUMP, Co.D, 2nd La.

64. Capt. Charles THOMPSON, La. Guarde Battery of New Orleans. Died June 14', 1863* <Died June 11, 1863 on marker)

65. Capt. Wm. P. THOMPSON, Co. A, 7th La. Died July 20, 1863. Age 28 years*

48. Henry HEINGLAS, Co.F,Gth La. 66. Lieut. Vitruvins P. TERRY, Died June 17, 1862 Co.K,7th La. Vols.

49. Capt." R. TALBERT, Co.A,lst La. Died 1864

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67. Capt. E.W. BUTTS, Co.A. 6th La. Died May 25, 1862

68. Capt. R.A. PEARSON, Co.C,

69. Lieut. W.D. HENDRICK, Co.G, 1st La. Died NoV. '30, ;1.862 Age 22 years

9th La. Died July 18, 1864 70. Col. James M. WILLIAMS, 2nd La. Inf. (No marker)

MISSISSIPPI

1. Jos. RICHARDS, Co.F,18th Miss. Died Sep. 3, 1864 (Killed near Berryville,Va.)

2. F. HOWELL, Co.A,18th Miss. Died.Sep. 3, 1864 (Killed near Berryville,Va.)

3. Peyton G. WALES, Co.G,18th Miss. (Killed near Berry­ville, Va.)

4. Sergt. W. L. BEAUCAMP, Co. C,17th Miss. Killed Sep. 3 1864 (Killed near Berry­vill, Va.)

5. HENIS, 17th Miss. (Killed near Berryville,Va.)

6. B.J.S. LOTER, Co.H,2l Miss. Killed Sept. 3, 1864

12. W.M.C~,13th Miss. Killed Sept. 3, 1864 (Killed near Berryville,Va.)

13: J.S. SISBOFF, Co.I,2lst Miss. Killed Sept. 3, 1864 (Killed near Berryville,Va.)

14. Sergt. S.M. FINLEY, Co.C, 15th Miss. (Killed near Berryville, Va.)

15. SLATER, Co.I,2lst Miss. (Killed near Berry­ville, Va.)

16. Lt. Col. SIMS, 21st Miss. Died Oct:-I9, 1864

17. J.B. ,18th Miss. (Kilrea-near Berryville,Va.)

(Killed near Berryville,Va.) 18. Sergt. J.F. FORBES, 18th Miss.

Co.F,

7. $ergt. W.H. EDWARDS, Co.H, 21st Miss. Killed Sept. 3, 1864. (Killed near Berry­vill, Va.)

8. John C. COLLINS, Co.A,17th Miss. Killed Sept. 3, 1864

19. Unknown, 18th Miss. Killed near Berryville, Va.

20. C.S. CONE, Co.I, 13th Miss. Killed Sept. 3, 1864

(Killed near Berryville,Va.) 21. E.P. SPINKS, Co.C,13th Miss. Killed near Berryville, Va.

9. K.C. BRYANT, Co.H,17th Miss. Killed Sept. 4, 1864 22. Unknown, Miss. (Killed near Berryville,Va.) Killed Sept. 3, 1864

10. T.B. SELLMAN, Co.C,17th Miss.23. J.H. BLABARK, Co.K,2nd Miss. Killed Sept. 3, 1864

. (Killed near Berryville,Va.) 24. B.F .. COX, Co.B~llth Miss.

11. Se'rgt. LAMB,21st Miss. Killed Sept. 3, 1864 (Killed near Berryville,Va.)

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25. Thos. WATSON',Co.D,17th Miss. Died Sep. 25, 1862

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26. D.M. MAYFIELD, Co.C,17th Miss. Died Oct. 6, 1862

27. J.A. WALLER, CQ.F,19th Miss. Died Oct. 9, 1862

28. J.W. WILKISON, Co.B,11th Hiss. Died Oct. 8, 18~2

29. J.B. CANTRELL, Co.E,17th Miss. Died Oct. 13, 1862

30. J.Y. LYLES, Co.I:,16th Miss. Died Oct. 16, 1862

31. C. EARTON, Co.H,17th Miss. Died Oct. 31, 1862

32. W. BUMPAS, 17th Miss. Died Oct . 26, 1862

33. J. HULLER. Co.I,Sth Mis·s.

34. W.J.KENRY, Co.L,2nd Miss. Died Nov. 9, 1862

35. C. GRIFFIN, Co.E,21st Miss. Died Jan. 18, 1863

36. W.C. FIFE, Co.G,18th Miss. Died Sept 10, 1864 (W,C. FILE on marker)

37. H.L. TALBERT, Co.A,17th Miss. Died Sept 18, 1862 (Sep. 15, 1862 on marker)

38. . ROSENBAUM, Co.C,15th Miss t' Died Sep. 8 ~ 1864

39. W.H. ASHFORD, Co.D,18th Miss. Died Nov. 20, 1864 (Sep. 20, 1864 on marker)

. , 40. Annson RIEVES, Co.A,11th

Miss. Died Sep. 26, 1862

41. Wm. BIRD, 11th Miss. Died July 3, 1861

42. J.C. PEACOCK, 11th Miss. Died July 1, 1861

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43. Saml. BURNSIDE, 11th Miss. Died June 20, 1861

44. John W. RUSE, 2nd Miss. Died July 4, 1861

45. J. FENDERSON, 2nd Miss. Died July 22, 1861

46. James BURNS, 18th Miss. Died Sept. 3, 1864

47. John QUICK, 11th Miss. Died June 27, 1861

48. Saml. C. OTT, 11th Miss. Died June 11, 1861

49. Capt. __ ,MIDDLETON, Miss.

50. Lieut. J. EVANS, Co.G, 13th Miss. Died Aug. 8, 1863

51. J.A. BURDINE, Miss. Died 1861 (Joseph A. BURDINE, Miss. on marker.)

52. COOPER, Co.A,11th Miss. Died Sep. 27, 1862

53. J. HOLCOMB, Co.G,19th Miss. DiedSep. 24, 1862

54. Jas. GILLEY, Co.K, 2nd Miss. Died Aug. 9, 1861

55. M. MELTON, 2nd Miss. Died July 18, 1861

56. W.C. HENDERSON, 2nd Miss. Died July 18, 1861

57. W.H. CHIPt-tAN, Co.D,11th Miss. pied July 15, 1861

58. T.J. GOODE, Co.K, 17th Miss.· Died Oct. 1, 1862

59. Frank M. PULLEN, 11th Miss. Died July 19, 1861

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60. Wm. KNOX, Co.E,llthcMiss. Died July 12, 1861

61. C.A. GARRETT, 11th Miss. Died July 6, 1861

62. Corpl. G.S. DANA, Co.H, 2nd Miss. Battn. Died Oct. 12, 1862

63. Jos. R, BOLES, 11th Miss. Died July 5, 1861

TEXAS

SKINNER, 1st Texas ---

6 .... Elbert CROUCH, Co.E,llth Miss. Died 16, 1861

65. Jos. S. BUCKMAN, 11th Miss. Died June 1"', 1861

66. Wm. P. SWINSON, 11th Miss. Died July 8, 1861

67. W. RENNON, 13th Miss. Died at Brucetown, Va. 1862 (no Marker)

.... M.H. NEWMAN, Co.M,lst Texas Died Oct. 17, 1862

2. W.S. REILEY, Co.A,5th Tex. Died Oct. 21, 1862 5. H. HOLLINGSWORTH, Co.H,

1st Tex. Died Oct. 18, 1862 3. John SMITH, Co.H,Sth Tex.

Died Oct. 22, 1862 6. Lieut. GRAHAM, Co.I, 5th Tex. Wounded at Bruce­town, Va. Died at W.' Tan­quary's.

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1918 LOUISIANA DOUGHBOYS COVERPHOTO OF TENNESSEE MAGAZINE

A picture of eight American "doughboys" taken at Camp Colt, Gettysburg, Pa., July 25, ~918., appeared on the cover of a recent issue of THE PELLIS.SIPPIAN, publication of the Pellis.sippi. Genealogical and Histol'ical Society, Clinton, Tennessee.

Two of the soldiers named on the back of the photo, which turned up at an auction, were from Shreveport, and two from New Orleans.

THE GENIE is in possession of the negative and a print of the photo and will give them to anyone who can prove re­lationship to one of the soldie.rs.

I.ncl.uded in identification are John E. GAUDIN and Sher­ma~ G. WITT, of Shreveport; Andrew J. BOWEN and Daniel J. SULLIVAN. of New Orleans; Walter SCHULTZ, Cleveland, Ohio; D. F.HOSFORD, Hosford, Florida; Carl PORTER, Bloomington, Illinois; and Earl V. SMITH, Decator, Illinois

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BETHANY CEMETERY~ BETHANV~ LOUISIANA

Located in Caddo Parish, ~uisi~na, in the bend of Highway 79, just opposite turn off to 8un~ombe Road. This old abandoned cemetery is in a much neglected condition, stones broken and missing from bases. Copied 7 Ma~ch 1970 by B. R. RANDOLPH

John SCOGIN . 20th December 1770 27 September 1841

Mary SCOGIN 5th September 1795 31 March 1839

Mary P. wife of Wm. C. AGURS 23 September 1835 24 February 1858

LOuisa consqrt of Bailey W.

ANDERSON .. ·19 September 1803

···6,May 1853

Sam Houston ANDERSON .0 in San Augustine

i 18 July 1838 I 9 ! Feb 1853

Richard Daniel CORNELIUS a native of North Alabama b 25 December 1828 Mrs. Emily HOLT

consort of .Lewis b. 30 March 1812 d. 20th February

Francis HOLT .d. May 3rd 1852 Williamson Co., Tenn. 1850 Caddo Par.;, La •. Thomas T. MOORE

son ·of Samuel & MartQa MOORE John L. AGURS

9 January 1856 9 April 1884

Lewis F. HOLT b. 9 July 1812 Williamson Co., T~nn. d. 27 May 1859

Douglas .., son of R.B. & C. A. JONES b & d 29 January 1860

Charles O. son of I. & V.A.E. DAVENPORT 14 May 1856 November 1857

Isaac N. DAVENPORT 18 May 1828 30 November 1856

Bailey W. ANDERSON b. 17 .March 1803 d. 8 March 1853

by Laura A.R.M.Y.

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b in Butler Co., ~la. .27 November 1830 departed this life 29th June 1848·

Amanda dau. of R. B. & C. A. and wife of N. PERRY .27 September 1841 10 February 1859

Felton R. GARRETT 24 December 1803 8 March 1856

JONES

aged 52 yrs 2 mos 14 days

·Louisa P. BAUGH d. 31 January 1854

.aged 26 yrs.

George HARRISON d 17 August 1853. aged 42 years

Christopher P. HARRISON d. 20 August 1854 aged 23 yrs.

Mrs. Sallie nee DAVIS b. 7 Jan 1885 d. 9 September 1903 beloved wife of Morgan JAY

Katie dau. of J. F. & A. M. DAVIS 16 January 1888 11 August 1888

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Inf. dau. of J. F. & A. M. DAVIS

b S d 12 August 1897

George GIBSON 26 June 1831 27 July 1855

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OLD SHADY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY IN \~INN PARISH

The Old Shady Grove Baptist Church Cemetery in Winn Par­ish had been neglected and abandoned until this summer when five descendants of the SOWERS Family concentrated their eff­orts in restoring and recording the grave~ and tombstones.

The original Shady Grove Baptist Churc,h was built and the cemetery established in the 1850's in the mid-eastern part of Winn Parish. Located in an area now approximately 12 miles east of Winnfield on Highway 84 and four miles north, the old cemetery is now surrounded by deep forest land. Prior to the tLd'rl of the century, the congregation moved four miles north and the third church building was built on the present site. It is still standing and in use by the congregation.

According to June Sowers GREEN of Shreveport, La., one hundred or more graves are unmarked, many have plain boards for markers, and five or six are marked with pieces of petri­fied wood.

Inscriptions from g~aves with readable and permanent markers are given below. Anyone knowing the names and infor­mation as to others who might be buried hel'e, is asked to contact Mrs. Leonard GREEN, Jr., 3311 Fairfield Avenue, Shreve­port, LA., 71104.

Juiius LONG, 1913-1913; Shadrack JOHNSON, Co. I, 31st Infantry; W. W. BOYETT, Landsman U. S. Navy; Sidney MC CARTY, 1890-1890, son of J. E. and M. J. MC CARTY.

Martha Algerine WALLACE, 1873-1877, daughter of J. T. and O. S. WALLACE; Lavenia Ann, 1871-1877, daughter of J. C. and M. M. ADAMS; Elisha HARPER, 1876-1906; W. M. FLETCHER, 1816-1891; Little Harvey, son of T. C. and M. J. BUSBY; Ar­thur M., 1880-1888, son of S. R. and M. E. NEWSOM.

George M. SOWERS, 1821-1900; Nancy Sills Wallace SOWERS, 1833-1913 (third wife of George); Jessie May SOWERS, 1900-1902; Tamsary Anna JOHNSON, 18??-1894; (a child), 1905-1905.

The COLLINS-BOYD Family is a fenced area containing 4 to 6 graves with no given names shown.

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Robert A. BULLOCK, 1905-1905, son of R. S. J. and H. A. '. BULLOCK; ? Lason ADAMS, 1900-1910.

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DESOTO EXCELLS IN REFINEMENT" EDUCATION From A TOURIST,' S DESCRIPTION

OF LOUISIANA IN 1860

Ed. Crescent-My last letter was from the town of Natchitoches, which is distant from Mansfield, the parish seat of DeSoto, 'wh­ence I write, fifty-five miles via stage road-fifty-five long and weary miles this dry season, for the road is rough and dus­ty in the ext.reme.. It is a "ridge road" and running thus along the high "lands which are comparatively sparsely populated, the traveler sees few of the improvements of a wealthy and populous parish, . for these are mostly located in the bottom lands, where may be found many ' fine and extensive cotton estates that add many thousands of bales to the yearly, aggregate of the crop re­turns of Louisiana.

The heavier planters of the parish are Messrs. Henry Marshall, John Marshall, Boykin Witherspoon, Charles Edwards, T.M. Gatlin, E. T .• Robinson,. Jesse Goodwin, Dr. G.A. Frierson, Major J.J. Gren­ing, Mrs. Maria Childres, Dr. B.F. Chapman, Henry Morse, Geo. C. Burns" R. T. Johson, John Jordan, H. Phillips, M. Hale, T. P. Hale, Wm. Hale, John Ross, Samuel Ivey, Jesse Ivey, B. Dixon, H. Tur­ner, John and Isaac Murrell, A.M. Chapman, J.W. Munday, Samuel Clark,Mrs. Rochelle, W.T. Fortson, Major Logan, Charles S. Pe­gues, Thomas Gilmer, GeorgeR. Hayden, W. Pitts, D. Eastman, Col. H. Sloan, John W. Reeves, James Hollingsworth, Wm. Crosly, Major Tompkies, L.L. Tompkies, George Eldridge, Dr. Firman, Mrs. Means, Jeptha McCraw, B.W. Pearson, Jas. Nolan, Y.W. Graves and perhaps others, but all of the above can make two hundred bales and some of them quadruple thos.e pretty figures.

DeSoto parish lies between Red river and the Texas line, and bor­ders -on the parishes of Natchitoches, Sabine and Caddo. By the Red River and Mississippi route its lowest point of the parish on the former river is something over five hundred miles for New Orleans. It is ,rapidly increasing in wealthy and popula­tion, which it has chiefly drawn and is still drawing from the States of Georgia and Alabama. As indicative of this prosper­ous increase, the parish,will be assessed for the present year at upwards of a million dollars more than for the previous, and the vote will reach nearly eleven hundred, or near two hundred more than heretofore. The population of the parish is about thirteen thousand, of whom near' eight thousand are slaves. Its area ,comprises two hundred and forty-six thousand acres in round numbers, of which some thirty-six or seven thousand are in cot­ton, and. some twenty-eight thousand are in corn. Its valuable .lands are about all in private hands, and are held-for the bot­tom. ,lands, at. from fifteen to twenty dollars per acre; the up­lands.at from five to ten dollars. Among the larger land hold­ers ~y be mentioned T. H. Patterson and Thomas Hunter, who have from eighteen to twenty thousand acres each. The soil is light ~ ft'iable and easily tilled, and the labor of "keeping the

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crop out of the grass" is small compared with what it is in the alluvial lands of the State. The climate and atmosphere partake in a large degree of the dry, pure and healthful pe­culiarities which characterize those of the uplands of Texas, which the parish adjoins.

In refinement, education and social attributes the people excel, and the educational spirit is, par consequence, strongly abroad among them. In the parish are located several institutes of learning of high standing in the country-liberally endowed, largely patronized and wisely administered. The Mansfield Fe­male College, in this town, occupies a very handsome, spacious and costly brick building, is attended by from a hundred and thirty to a hundred and fifty pupils, who are accomplished in all the abilities and graces of a thorough education by an able faculty at the head of which stands Rev. H. C. Thweatt, as Pre­sident of the College. This institution is under the patron­age of the Methodist Episcopal Church. At the pleasant village of Keachie, twenty miles from Mansfield, is the "Keachie Female College" under the patronage of the Baptist Church; Rev. J. H. Tucker is at the head of its very competent faculty, and an ave­rage of a hundred pupils are enrolled for its sessions. At the village of Pleasant Hill, twenty miles from Mansfield, in ano­ther direction, the foundations of the " Pierce and Payne Coll­ege", for males, are just being laid, under the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal Church. A fund of nearly a hundred thou­sand dollars, already contributed ensures the fruition of this enterprise. At Mansfield there is an independent institution, also for males, which is meritoriously conducted. Public sch­ools, too, ,are thickly scattered through the parish.

Mansfield, the parish seat, is located nearly in the geograph­ical center of the parish, about seventeen miles from Red River on the east, and near the same distance from the Sabine, on the west. It is essentially an inland town, and is ten miles from the nearest navigable water~which is lake, or Bayou Pierre, on which are found landing places at which goods may be debarked that come by the way of Redriver, from which they are boated seven miles tHrough Grand Bayou, and t~us into Bayou Pierre to the Mansfield and general landings, severally known as Smith­port, Marseilles, Newport and Augusta 'at neither of which are settlements of any note, thought nearsSmithport there is a Catholic chapel, the only one 'in this Anglo-American parish. The situation of Mansfield is pleasantly rural and retired, on elevated ground, and it is awell .. built town of some twelve hundred inhabitants. It is a scattet'ingtown, with large gar­dens or small fields pertaining to most of the residences, which make it all the pleasanter. The prime feature of the town is the female college, which is a very handsome building, and stands upon an elevation that secures it a commanding aspect. The Court­house is a substantial and tasteful brick erection, and several of the stores are creditable in matters of style, extent and workmanship. • (Copies from a hand-out prepared by Raymond Powell, president of the DeSoto Parish Historical Society, available from the office of the DeSoto Parish Clerk of Court. )

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NAME OF MAN NAME OF WOMAN DATE BK & PG

BALL

BALLARD

BALLARK BALLIET BALLING BALLIS BALLOUF BALMAIN BALOCH BALER BALTIMORE BANES BANISTER BANK BANKER BANKHEAD

BANKS

THE GENIE

Simon DAGGS Sarah W P v!ELLBORN Mrs M A Aust in \-lARD Clara Austin BLEDSOE Johanna Emanuel JACKSON Louisa Francis . MuRIE Viola G W PACKER P A G W BELCHER Ida A G W Jr MILAM Mary I V TRANT F M Jack HAYWOOD Martha Jack BURR Rachal Jordan ELLIS Linie R C PAXTON Maggie 0 W L TIDWELL Pensy Wm EDVJARDS Rena

B

Louis BRIDGES Florence AJ GILLIAM Mrs Ida Luke GLOVER Annie F W DAVIS L Edith

8-12-1871 6-298 10-14-1880 13-130

6- 2-1892 19-510 4-11-1908 -33-725 2-13-1885 15-407 1-23-1907 32-293 6- 8-1874 6~-254 1- 3-1891 18-694

12-29-1906 32-153 8- 6-1891 15~-114

12-17-1896 21-638 10-12-1899 23-645

5-27-1883 14-562 8-13-1910 36- 2 3-21-1905 30- 47

F J H JONES Mrs Virginia

12-21-1905 29-569 6-27-1906 31-370

11-29-1905 30-556 10-14-1909 35-205

1-26-1903 27-331 B11-12-1884 15-240 ---14-1904 28-523

6- 8-1903 27-608 11- 7-1889 18-162 4-16-1890 18-425

11- 9-1901 25-745 12-24-1870 . 6-100

Adam LOCKET Manetta A L TATUM Ci11ar Aleck· WALTON Mrs Jane Henry M MOOR BY Edna Jeams HARDEE Lillian Smith PRICE Martha

·Jno HARRIS Laura Dan Amos LIES Lula Estin JEWELL Mary B&L

4-30-1869 5-528 5-21-1908 33-805 3- 8-1876 9-183 1-26-1911 36-661 Jake WHITE Eula Lee

Richd GREEN Effie B&L 10-26-1907 33-335 2- 1-1904 28-484 Alfred WEST Jennie

Ananias HALL Jane B Arthur COLEMAN Frances Eli SNAILS Lou B&L

10- 5-1869 5-621 1- 6-1911 36-507 1-17-1908 33-562 1- 7-1880 12- 73 Frank TAYLOR Ella

Hilliard JEFFERSON Irene H H WILLIAMSON Annie Ira WALKER Isadore Jack TAYLOR Henrietta Jackson COLEMAN Amelia B&L

11-10-1902 26-651 10-14-1880 13-126 8- 7-1902 26-698 1- 7-1880 12- 71 3-10-1904 28-607

Jas WHITE Rosa 11-19-1896 21-596 Jas BROCK Lou J~s JONES Willie A Jas SNOWDEN Nannie B&L

7-17-1897 22-139 1- 2-1902 26-164 3-16-1903 27-445 3- 9-1907 32-473 Jas QUALS Mary L

Jonas BROWN Mary B Lewis. BRISCOE Virginia Lias RICHARDSON Delia Louis HAYWOOD Hannah Perry BLACK Louella Pompey MURPHY Jane Reuben LEWIS Hattie Richd JACKSON Isabella Silas WILSON Phoebe B&L Silas BASS Nancy

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5-20-1872 7- 27 12-31-1870 3-606

B&L 7-17-1874 8-136 11-18-1900 24-593

2- 6-1909 34-558 6-17-1886 16-313

10-16-1903 28- 70 11-22-1900 24-608 10-21-1875 9- 54

3-26-1881 13-347

NAME OF MAN NME 'OF WOMAN DATE BK & PG -BANKS Simon Al)AMS HenriettA 3- 3-1898 22-543 • Si_n _LACE C1a:ra 3 ... 4-1909 34-619

Solomon J-otISON Maria 8,- 6-1885 15- 54 2 Solomon LQ1MONS Sallie 3- 9-1899 23-311 Solon HAWKINS Fannie 12-27-1897 22-40G Wm PUGH Lizzie B 12-24-1869 5-676

BANNER Senj SCHWARTZBERG Estella E 3-8-1910 35-704 Peter HALL Milly B 1-19-1871 6-138

BANNERMAN Moss M BOLTZ Lessye May 12-27-1900 24-758 BANNISTER Billy BANtJISTER Patsy B 1-16-1872 6-416

Fillmore GABEL Matilda BSL 12- 1-1880 13-173 Wm MIGINE Betsey BSL 9- 2-1875 9- 24

BANNSTEINE Julius KELLER Bertha B 9-30-1871 3-686 BAPTISTE John CAPERS Mamie 6- 6-1898 22-650

More WARD Ella 6-30-1906 31-380 BARBEE AZ WOODSON Viola 7- 9-1902 26-644

. !~ BARBE LET Francis WILLIAMS Mrs . Roslas B 2-14-1846 1-96 Francis WILLIAMS R 2-16-1846 1-100

BARBER Harry S SPRING Echo G BSL 9-24-1910 36- 91 Jno LOW Emb1y 2-14-1885 15-414 Quintus THORNTON Hager 6-10-1867 4-128 Quiptus MINOR Cora 12- 1-1887 17-202

"'~~~~; W J WASHAM Mabel 6- 5-1897 22- 83 , ~"' . BARBOUR Jno MOSELY Mary 5- 5-1894 20-430

BARBOY Clay ROBERTSON Mary 4-22-1903 27-515 " BARFIELD J S JONES Lillian E 7- 4-1910 35-938

BARKER A L LATHAM Eliza BiL 1-28-1895 20-735 Bradford P RIGDEN Christiana 7-30-1862 2-253 C M MC CATMRON Hattie 2- 9-1898 22-503 Henry SIMMONS Charity 2-22-1868 4-289 Hosey DICKERSON Mary Ann 2- 8-1848 1-146 Mosa DICKERSON Mary Ann B 2- 5-1847 1-151 James CARLTON Mrs Alice N 12-28-1876 9-373 John S BOYDSTON Mary J 5-18-1884 15-128 M D ADAIR L P 7-26-1908 24- 46 M R MAGOUIRK Nay 4-14-1895 20-807 Thos DORAN Mrs Elizabeth B 12-30-1871 6lt-13 Thos LEMET Mary BSL li-18~1875 6lt-390 Wiley B HOWARDHrs Anna E 12-29-1892 19-711

BARKSDALE Lee M KENYON Jane 6-30-1905 30-301 M T METCALF Armon . BiL 6- 3-1899 23-43-

BARLOW Chas MAYS ~e1ine B 7-24-1856 2- 2-Chas MAyg Emeline 8-13-1856 2- --Jno A SHEPPARD Lillie M 8-21-1883 14-63-Louis ROCl<MOORE Diaderna A B4- 5-1870 3-52-R W JOSEY Mrs L J 8 1- 5-1888 16-51-R W JOSEY Mrs L J 1- 5-18.88 151s-66

BARKOW Charley HOLMES California aSL12- 3-1875 9-81-BARNES Chas HAMPTON Eliza 12- 7-1892 19-65-

Chas A RUMBIN Amanda 8-31-1909 35-12-DUI KING Violet 10-15-1908 34-21-F%'ank JENKINS Isa 7- 6-1899 23-48-Frank MITCHELL Kate 3- 7-1908 33-65- • Frank L HEARNE Sallie L 1-24-1878 10-360 Gus BRADLEY May 7- 2-1903 27-65-Hen%'y WAGONER Patterson 4-11-1869 5-50 ... Hen%'y IRVINE Mary 11-29-1883 14-718

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Isaiah JACKSON Margaret 2-18-1904 .28-51-Jim. FRANKLIN Mrs Georgia A 12-30-1903 28-37-Jno YOUNG Ella 6-2~-1910 35-919 JnoS WILLIAMS Mattie B&L 1-23-1875 . 8-279 Leroy TAYLOR Rachel B 7-23-1867 4-189 Orville TYNES Mae 2-Z0-1910 35-65-

BARNES

Patrick, BROWN MaryB 12-24-1869 5-660 Wm ALLEN A T 11'-12-1883 14' ... 7 O-W C BOETZ Lu1a 3"=24-1897 22-11-M M NOEL Estelle 6-26-1895 21-49-

BARNETT BL BAIN Lela 7- 3-1907 33-5--Chas P BRUCE Hattie' 5- 6-1894 15~-176 Ed ELLIS Clara 5-12-'1892 19-500 Jno GARDNER Lizzie 6- 8-1887 17-48-Jno T BROWNE Benel1a 0 10-11-1909 35-20-Silas GREEN Sarah 'B&L 4-26-1902 26-498 S H PATTON Susie 12-19-1909 35-401 T A TOOMBS Theresa X 6- 1-1897 22- 78

BARNEY Peter BLEWER Rhoda A 1-12-1880 12,.. 80 BARNHILL David MORRIS Fannie 3-15-1869 5-'496

Henry GRIFFIN Eliza B 8-20-1873 7-359 Henry PEACE Louisa B6L 1-18-1895 20-721 Henry MILLER Loranna 10-12-1899 23-644

BARNS Silas JENKINS Carrie 12-16-1890 18-646 BARNWELL F M, MORGAN Mary 12- 8-1907 33-422

BARONE BARR

BMRAN BARRET BARRETT

Robt TAYLOR Lillie 12-20-1907 33-461 Wm.H WILLIAMS Mattie 2-14-1904 28-530 David TEAT E A 5- 9-1875 6~-349 D F HARRIS Minnie 2-18-1892 19-400 ,Girard. P KOUNS Grace L 12- 8-1903 28-229 Jno~' DENSON Elizabeth M 3-29-'1868 3-150 Robt .. LUCKY:Ellen 4-24-1907 32-606 Walter. BURGIN Mrs Sarah 12-15-1884 15-284 Ernest TONEY ,Carrie 12-29-1909 35-457 Allen ANDERSON Mary B 4-23-1903 27-521 Cornelius TOWNSEND Mrs Mary 6- 6-1870 5-847 James. JACKSON Margaret 7-13-1879 11-342 Jno PERON ,Martha 5~20-1858 2-102 Jos R LIGaTER Lenora 5-19-1906 31-277 Lewis CANNON Bettie 12-16-1883 14-739 Louis BOOTH; Emerline 4-21-1870 5-824 Louis JACKSON Josephine B12-21-1871 6-387 Robt. . MALONE' Iona B&L' 1-24-1900 24- 81 Russell MAY Lucy 3- 7-1908 33-674 Sam BRACK i El1eJ? B&L 2-8-1875 8-298

, Sam JORDAN Katl.e BeL 2-18-1875 8-307 BARRINGTON G W ROACH: Lela 8-30-1891 19-139 BARRON Isaac GOODMAN Es·ther B 9-18-1872 6\- 76

Jos F BENNINGHOFF Theo A 3-12-1910 35-717 Jos H REISOR Caroline 6-15-1904 28-793 W V WAGNER Sallie D 2- 8-1897 21-765 AT ' LUNDY Julia K 9- 2-:190733-187 BARRY J W WH~TE Mary Ann 12-21-1854 1-427

BARTHE Emil TYNER Mary L 4-10-1909 34-695 BARTLETT G W 'MC DOWELL Ella D 2-13-1896 21-321

Henry MALONEY Victoria 4- 9-1900 24-224

mll GENIE '1r.~t Quar,ter 1987

NAME OF MAN

BARTLETT BARTLEY

Willie Frank Moses Saml Walter Jno W C Jno

BARTON BARTSCH BARTUP BASCH

BASCOM

BASIN

BASKINS BASON BASS

.H C Henry Jno Eddie Geo Grant Noah James Joe Clarence Sim Aleck A J Ben Chas Chas Chas Charlie Charlie Emanuel Emanuel Sam Sam

NAME OF WOMAN I

B1< & PG DATE -CHAMBERS Perry 6-19-1905 30-260 MATTHEWS Mattie 11- 1-1895 21-148 JACKSON Ellen 12-29-1881 14-105 WILLIAMS Mrs Melinda 5-23-1882 14-202 WILLIAMS Annie 7- 1~1880 13- 33 WELLS Nancy Jane ---------- 6- 67 SCHRADER Johanna B&L 1-10-1874 6~-20S OLIVER Annie 1- 9-1892 19-338 DENNIG Louisa 11- 5-1884 15-230 BAKER Mrs Anna 5- 1-1875 6~-350 LIAS Penny 3-18-1903 27-471 DILLARD Georgia 1- 7-1878 22-441 NEAL Sallie 1- 5-1898 22-425 GLADNEY Annie B&L 5-18-1907 32-681 BURTON Mrs Tempey 5-27-1893 20- 66 BELL Lena B&L 9-11-1884 15-194 B BRITT Mary 10- 4-1909 35-184 JACOBS Carrie Lee 2-20-1892 19-410 FRANK~IN Lou 6- 9-1902 26-596 BASS J H B 2-27-1856 1-481 WADDLE Leola V 9-26-1908 34-177 CAMERON Mary BiL 10-28-1895 21-145 YOUNG Nancy 7-31-1897 22-158 MAXWELL Virginia 2-21-1907 32-427 STANMORE Annie 12-14-1889 18-204 TONEY Willie 5-10-1906 31-253 WAGNER Sofie Ann B&L 2-12-1890 18-353 WAGNER Sophie Ann 2-15-1890 18-356 MARTIN Jane 1-23-1879 11-213 LIPSCOMB Amanda 11-17-1906 31-683 JONES Mariah 9-11-1873 7-370 MOORE Margaret D 6-25-1906 31-360 WATSOl~ Rena B 12-31-1873 7-432 WILLIAMS Lavinia 3- 6-1882 14-176 SEVIER Annie 3-31-1881 13-351

BASSETT

BASSILE BATEMAN

Saml Saml Willis Geo Mack Miller Jake

Joseph. JACOBS Emily 1-28-1904 28-410

BATEN BATES

BATT BATTlE BATTISTE BATTLE

THE GENIE

L M W L Angus Angus Cicero C C Garnett C G Wm Wm Willie Joseph Thos J S Abner Abner Aleck Aleck Aleck J A L

MOORE Katie 8-20-1881 13-446 CARR M R B 4-28-1855 1-486 GRAHAM Ethel R 9-12-1894 20-505 LARKIN Rosa 8-31-1899 23-566 DAVIS Carrie 1- 5-1905 29-676

C ROBINSON Susan J 6- 5-1848 1-128 ROBINSON Susan Jane-B6- 5-1848 1-137

G BEAIRD Mary E B 9-20-1859 2-154 BEAIRD Mary C 10-20-1859 2-155 BOYD .Para1ee B&L 4-10-1879 11-287 BRADY Lula 9-11-1898 22-766 DIGGS Eliza 12-11-1902 27-164 WHITE Cora B 10- 7-1872 7-102 BALLARD Mrs Rose B&L 9-16-1901 25-608 WRIGHT Josephine 7-19-1897 22-147 BROWN Fannie 5-22-1879 11-315 BETHLEY Lula 4- 9-1903 27-487 DANNALS Mary Ann 7-28-1883 14-605 PETERSON Stella 2- 6-1898 22-536 TAYLOR Henrietta 9-26-1909 25-166 PARSONS Mary Jane 12-16-1852 1-331

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BATTLE

BATTLES BATTS

BATTY BATUM

BAUER

BAUMAN

BAXLEY BAXTER

BAY LARK BAYLER : BAYLESS"

BAYLIS

BAYLISS

BAYLOR

Elmore Fuller Handy Henry Henry I Jesse James

. Mack Mack Minor Sanford Thos Thos Thos T T T Willie W W Sanford Percy Tyler Chester Albert Jacob Jacob Jacob Chas F Ernest R Louis J Adam C S C W Henry A Henry A L A L D J B Eugene Willis Wm Louis Jas B J H Amos Robt Bob H H Jas B Jno P Robt Ssm1 P Webster Webster Wm H Grafton Jas Reuben Thos H

NAME OF WOMAN DATE BK & PG

RICHARDSON Louisiana 1-25-1911 36-669 DAWSON Lucinda 12-19-1895 21-213 WILLIS Celia 6- 3-1906 31-300 WALKER Hattie 12-21-1892 19-680

G BEATTIE Ann M 10- 9-1845 1- 88 EDWARDS Josephine 8-13-1884 15-178 SANDERS Eliza 11- 2-1878 11~115 ASHLEY Lizzie B&L 12-24-1890 18-670 DAVIS Lucy Bell B&L 2-25-1904 28-572 CATES Eliza 12- 7-1901 26- 37 MURDJX Lottie B 9- 1-1868 4-357 COLLINS Leah 12- 2-1886 16-448 GRIFFIN Maggie 9-12-1898 22-765 KELLY Eliza B 2- 4-1846 1- 95 KELLY Eliza 2-12-1846 1- 97 WILLIAMS Eliza B&L 2-27-1903 27-421 LEVY Fannie 12-25-1882 14-382 SAMSBURG Annie B 7- 5-1872 7- 46 JOHNSON Cora 12-25-1909 35-440 DREYDEN Rebecca 1- 6-1904 28-404 CHAPMAN Patsy B&L 11-18-1908 34-291 WILLIAMS Cerne1ia B&L3- 1-1875 8-319 BLACKSHER Lora 8-20-1870 5-908 LUCAS Jane B 8-16-1870 5-910 ROBINSON Delia B&L 8-29-1888 17-501 SEATS Pame1ia C 10- 0-1892 19-593 JEFFRIES Hester 6-20-1910 35-913 YOUNG Martha J B 2-20-1871 3-638 ZIMMERMAN Mattie 12-22-1886 16-486 BOOTH Mamie A 2-24-1897 21-788 BOYKIN Maggie B&L 8-17-1875 9- 8 STEPHENS Jodie E 3- 1-1900 24-13-HERNDEN Willie May 12-24-1901 26-126 ZIMMERMAN Lillie May 5-12-1892 19-503 MOREHEAD Lucetta 4-29-1856 1-480 BUTLER Caroline B&L 9- 2-1876 9-296 DAVIS Bonnie Kate "8- 1-1908 24- 70 FIELDER Lizzie 7-12-1886 16-322 COOPER Lou 1-23-1911 36-641 AARON Jane 12- 6-1902 27-163 GUICE Nannie B 1-16-1869 3-202 HAMMACK Louella 4- 2-1891 19- 1 BELL Rosa 12-28-1910 36-468 SNYDER Georgia Ann 12-21-1903 28-303 SCOTT Georgia B 3-27-1873 7-266 JACKSON Louisa 10-27-1901 25-700 MITCHELL M~s Mollie D 12-16-1892 19-673 POLAND Ida 2- 5-1890 18-345 EDDIS Mattie 12-31-1892 19-720 REID Clara M 8- 5-1908 34- 74 GEE Fannie 12-18-1893 20-307 WILLIAMS Emma 3-13-1904 28-612 IIf.APNE Elizabeth 11- 4-1852 1-324 NLLSON Mdggie 10-23-1890 18-580 TAYLOR Alice 5-25-1901 25-379 SMI :'i: 'Jirginia B&L 1-25-1896 23-238 BENNLTT Minnie 9-12-1899 23-586

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NAME OF MAN NAME OF Wo.MAN DATE BK & PG

BAYNE W H JOHNSON Mary A B 1- 7-1874 2-202 • BAYSDELL Manuel AUSTIN Eliza B 1-16-1871 6-131 BEACH M W MC COY Eva 12-15-1910 36-341

Thos FREEMAN Melissa 3- 4-1897 21-809 Willie THOMAS Rosa 4-27-1896 21-388 Willie MURDOCK Looney 11- 1-1900 24-555 ~

BEADLES E J BALDWIN Josephine 12-22-1875 6~-402 BEAIRD ·A L KING Penelope 1-22-1902 26-230

B H WIMBERLY Tee 6 ... 24-1900 24-315 J W A ERWIN Darner M 2- 1-1883 14-421

BEAL Albert DUKES Pearl B&L 2-22-1906 31-100 F L DAVIS Ethel A 11- 9-1910 36-206

BEALL F M PICKETT Paulina 1-11-1882 14-133 Giles BEALL Mrs Hager 6-13-1870 5-854 Jas T HOLT Rachel C 2-23-1855 1-443 Jeremiah Dr ROBINSON Mrs Eliz 12-15-1852 1-337 Jos C SIVEY Ann Mary B 9- 9-1847 1-130 Walter E DICKSON Mary P 12-30-1884 15-332 Wm I WELSH '. Jul ia 1-15-18~0 1-2.0

BEAMAN Jno LEWIS 'Margaret 2- 3-1870 5-736 BEAN Wm WILSON Roxanna 3- 6-1891 18-793 BEANER Saml PARKS Annola 12-23-1897 22-380

Wm HILL Effie 8- 1-1907 33-118 BEARD Adolphus ELLISON Kate 11-27-1878 11-133

Anderson TIGNER Eliza 6-10-1888 15~-73 Chas S STEERE Sallie T 11- 7-1901 25-736 Chas T RAPER Frances M 11- 7-1901 25-736 ~

E G HOWE Belle' 12-27-1902 27-250 Jno T BLAKELY Mrs Amelia 5-21-1863 2-265 J D GILHAM Sallie 9- 2-1863 2-271 • J W POOLE Rosetta B&L 10-19-1889 18-146 Robt MEEKS Louisa 11-24-1868 3-185 Welcome B SCOTT Lucy Ann 8- 9-1865 2-325 W T SCOTT Mary E 12-17-1856 2- 22

BEARDEN Jeff SIMPSON Julia 7- 1-1904 29::" 84 BEARDIN Sidney COOK Theo 2-11-1903 27-358 BEARDON· Ranson SMITH Mrs Bettie B&L6-28-1883 14-588 BEARDSLEY C L LONG Li11iam M 2- 6-1904 28-503

G W MONROE Mollie F 6- 3-1896 21-418 BEASDEN Manuel WILLIAMS Alice 12-30-1896 21-694 BEASLEY Anderson THOMAS Mariah 3-19-1910 35-727

Andrew RAINS Hattie 11-30-1898 23- 68 Cato SPRAWLS Sarah ---------- 16-413 Jos C MARKS Mrs M R 1-21-1885 15-364 Lee THOMAS Georgia 1- 6-1907 32-152 Will JEFFERSON Anna 12-26-1897 22-385 Wm DAVIS Arenia B&L 5-19-1906 31-276

BEATTIE Allen HEFFNER Laura 2-2-1881 13-291 J B JONES Maude 5-28-1893 20- 68

BEATTY Chesterfield SHITH'Eliza B&L 11-17-1897 22-305 ~

Jas GUSTER Mary J 1-22-1905 29-706 • Jas 0 GREEN Laura V 2-16-1903 27-376 Portervine JORDAN Lilly 10-27-1897 22-274 Romeo GLOSTER Rilla 2-16-1888 17-346 York BEATTY Becky 8&L 6-24-1876 9-246 York SMITH Annie M 12-26-1904 29-642

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BEATY

BEAUDION BEAULIER BEAVER

BEAVERS BEAZLEY BEBER BECK

BECKCOM BECKER

BECKHAM BECKWITH BEDFORD

America Edw B Wesley Victor P Marshall Romeo

. Will Douglass Jacob Chas Elijah Geo Geo Geo Jas Jim J M Floyd Arthur C Jos·M Wm Saml ·Archie Dan Estes Havord Joshua J

BEDINGFIELD Robt F

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BEED BEENER BELCHER

W J Belton Ham P Henry Phillip Dock Wm Jno M Willie W C Warren

BELFIELD Julius BELFREY Joe

BELL

Jno Marshall Marshall Muskey Arthur Calvin Calvin Chas Chas Chas Chas B Cofferd Coleman Columbus

NAME OF WOMAN DATE BK & PG

BAWSLEY Carrie 10- 7-1885 16- 35 CARTER Mary florence 9- 3-1908 34-131 CAMPBELL Han~ah B&L 6-23-1894 20-456 FLORES Batiel 6-29-1909 35- 8 CARR Marceli~e 8-27-1863 2-269 FINERTY Rebecca 4-15-1907 32-594 WILLIAMS Willie 1- 3-1909 34-479 JOHNSON Lou 12-24-1904 29-638 BEAN Mamie W 5-11-1907 32-662 WOOLDRIDGE E~izabeth10-16-1866 3- 30 GREEN Lizzie B 1-31-1901 25- 85 VAUGHN Arcy B&L 11- 6-l895 21-157 ROBINSON Margaret 10- 7-1882 14-300 HILL Nellie . 3-19-1900 24-186 MC DONALD Bettie B&L 8- 6-1910 35-991 ROBINSON Australia 12-30-1899 23-803 HOUSTON Olivia B&L 2- 2-1907 32-351 HERBIG Fannie 6-18-1886 16-310 BARNES Ellen 5-29-1910 35-866 BIFFERS Estelle 9-12-1908 34-149 CONNELL Virginia 6- 2-1908 33-824 PEACOCK Elizabeth B 8-12-1846 1-103 ALSTON Emma V 11-14-1866 3- 40 PETTY Mary 12-22-1900 24-723 GRAY Mattie 8- 6-1893 20-123 HARRISON Charity 10-17-1898 22-815 VARNES Sally B&L 1-31-1901 25- 86 CROMWELL Nancy B&L 11-23-1848 1-154 HALE N T B 5-19-1871 3-659 ROWE Ella 8-17-1893 20-126 IVENS Acey 10-29-1880 13-140 BEST Iva 8- 4-1900 24-386 CARSON Flora B&L 12-13-1893 20-254 BENNETT Carrie B&L 8-21-1888 17-495 WILLIAMS Fannie 12-28-1903 28-367 FAGAN Sarah 9- 8-1894 20-502 O'NEILL Mary E 2-16-1890 18-360 HEAD Annie 2-21-1891 18-768 DOLL Fredricka 9-18-1895 21- 96 WILLIAMS Hannah 9-29-1900 24-472 FRANKLIN Rosalee 5-23-1907 32-689 AVERY Olivia 9-12-1906 31-525 NICHOLS Ophelia 10-19-1890 18-544 YOUNG Nancy 2-14-1885 15-399 WILLIAMS Mary E 9-30-1903 28- 42 HILL Mary Jane 1-23-1889 17-701 MC DONALD Margarite B&L 11-13-1894 20-570 WILLIAMS Mary 10-28-1882 14-316 YORK Corne:1ia 2-22-1886 16-221 PLEWITT Frances 8-19-1898 22~128 MC MILLAN Mary F 1- 3-1906 30-688 PORTER Annie 10-13-1906 31-581 HALL Cynthia 1- 6-1901 24-773 RIDEOUT Luiza 1- 7-1883 14-408 SANDERS Rosa1ins 12-24-1897 22-391 THOMAS Millie 11- 5-1885 16- 62

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NAME OF MAN NAME OF WOMAN ::::'B';::"E':""LL:-----.;;,;;..;.D D TURN£RFlorence

DATE BK & PG ro::-5-19 0.4 2 9--.315

B&L11-30-1885'f6~'91 3- 6-1903 27-.427

B&L . 5~12-1905 30-188 B&L 1-19-1875 8-275

9- 8-1883 14-643

BELLA BELLAH BELLAMY BELLEBAULT BELLER

BELLOW BELLOWS BELT

THE GENIE

David AIMMINGS Angeline David JEFFERSON May E Garney WILLIAMS Nancy Geo BRADFORD Delia Geo WILSON Ellen Geo KENNEDY Julia Giles F JULKS Eugenia J Harrison GIBSON Otie Harry H HARMON Mrs Mamie L Henry RANDOLPH Florence Henry JACKSON Evilene Henry E WILLIAMS Narcissa I s-rael BENNETT Carrie Jas JOHNSON Octavia B&L Jas HAWKINS Callie Jas A GAMBLIN Annie Jas P BROWN Florence R Jerry EDWARDS Ella Jno BELL Dinah Jno BROWN Dear Joe JOHNS Nettie Josh SIMS Mariah Joshua RICHARDSON Lizzie

. Louis MC NEIL Lizzie Marshall HILL Josephine Melchisedee RENOY Mrs Harriet Miles HALL Mollie B&L Miles STEVENS Mrs Cornelia Nathan STRONG Savilla Peter PAGE Eliza Peyton SHIVERS Mary Peyton JENKINS Fannie Reuben GRANT Kitty Richd ROSS Florence Robt JOHNSON Sarah B Robt LATHAM Mrs Elizabeth Robt BROWN Jennie R BROOKS R B&L Sam WALLS Sarah Solomon GAMBOLS Frances . Tennessee MORGAN Sallie Thos A STEVENS Elizabeth P T F CULP Mrs Mary C Wm PERRY Margaret W H WATSON Willie W M GODBOLD Minnie W W MC CUE Ella Gus FOSTER Martha B&L Marvin MeT BARlE Nellie Louise H G SUGGS Cora L Prosper LASH Josephine Garland DAVENPORT Dema Geo STEWART Elizabeth Henry ALLEN Margaret B&L H C BENOIT Lillian D G W STEWART Martha B&L

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12-24-190530-644 4-21-1886 16-274 3-12-1907 32-490

12-11-1902 27-178 11-14-1901 25-7S9 11-23-1901 25-783 12-16-1886 16-464

3-26-1885 15-446 2-13-1892 19-395

12-15-1898 23- 98 12-27-1893 20-297 11-30-1904 29-478

2- 5-1894 20-369 5-18-1867 4- 75

11-12-1890 18-605 10-19-1895 21-133

7-24-1880 12- 54 12-14-1881 14- 76

9- 8-1906 31-519 11-12-1887 17-176

6-13-1850 1-487 6- 2-1877 10-110

A7-27-1890 18-500 1- 8-1896 21-261 6-19-1890 18-459 9-11-1893 20-155 4-20-1893 20-817

11- 6-1878 11-122 1-11-1911 36-536 7-31-1873 7-219 4-10-1882 14-195 4-11-1901 25-279 9- 6-1879 11_383 9- 3-1896 21-500 1-23-1869 4-446 9 ... 22-1901 25-621

12-26-1854 1-441 1- 7-1874 6~-203 3-28-1860 2-194 8- 3-1902 26-687 6- 1-1904 26-753

10-18-1909 35-216 12-22-1877 10-298

5- 8-1909 34-746 9-17-1899 23-603 3- 1-1875 6~-337 3-21-1891 18-806 1- 8-1871 6-122

10-23-1875 9- 55 3-25-1908 33-709

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• BELT Richd SMITH Lulu 2-25-1902 26-35.5 BELTON Briant MICKENS Hannah B&L 1-20-1876 9-130

• Clark JENKINS Mary Jane 10-29-1891 19-207 H C MOORE Mary J B 10- 3-1872 6~- 79

. Jno PONDE Mary B&L 5-30-1901 25-393

'i . Peter EDWARDS Rachel 1-16-1911 36-584 Richd ROSS Laura 1-31-1907 32-331

BEM Anton SPARKS Mamie 2-13-1898 22-511 BEMA Wm MONROE Della 5- 3-1903 27-540 BEMERY Henry HUDSON Sarah 3-22-1882 14-184

Henry EVANS Anna 10-21-1894 20-535 BEMKUM· , Wallace WALKER Martha B&L 9- 5-1874 8-167 BEMRY Henry MARZETTE Elvira 11-10-1886 16-421 BEMUS Alfred MARKHAM Pearl 11-11-1910 36-218 BEN Alfred RUFUS Celia B&L 10- 2-1875 9- 44

Rufus JULIUS Emma 1-30-1889 17-717 BENBOW Oliver WALKER Margaret 4-20-1898 22-600 BENDALL Seo WRIGHT Lavinia 1----1903 27-172

L W CADE Hannah 5-21-1898 22-637 Solomon MILLER Margaret 12-26-1882 14-367

BENDAM Frank BEASLEY Mahala B&L 10-25-1898 23- 10 BENDER Jesse ANDERSON Amelia 4-16-1898 22-595

Wm BROWN Tempey 8- 1-1874 8-142 BENDRASS London REID Frances B&L 1-16-1875 8-272 BEND RAW June JOHNSON Nancy 9-14-1868 4-362 BENER Geo W WILLIAMS Betsy B 3-11-1873 7-257 BENFORD James JONES Eliza 12-25-1867 4-257 BENJAMIN Albert SMALLWOOD Mahala 9- 6-1901 25-583

Ben WINGER Lou B&L 2-22-1902 26-346 Ben COLEMAN PaI'alee 11- 6-1909 35-281 Chas THOMAS Violet B&L 11-10-1903 28-139 Doc JONES Vinie B&L 1-27-1898 22-474 Ed BISHOP MI'S ---- 2- 7-185 15-405 Henry FRANKLIN Leanna 1-10-1883 15- 23 Joe MEYER Flora 10- 1-1890 18-558 Joseph WElL Ahdella 5-19-1880 13- 10 Sam LEVY Mamie 3-27-1887 16-649 Wm BEATY Josephine B&L 11- 2-1895 21-151

BENNETT Aleck WILLIAMS Susie 11-18-1896 1-592 Artemus NOTTINGHAM Mrs J 1----1856 1-417 Avern HOUSE Maryetta 12-26-1910 36-374 Ben COOPER Goldie M 10-30-1907 33-338 Chas HARRIS Fannie 5-11-1886 16-290 Charlie JONES Jessie 12-25-1907 33-492

'-- David GLENN Katie L 3-19-1872 6ls 37 Eddie HINES Eliza 9- 3-1899 23-571 Eli DICKSON Alice B&L 6-16-1888 17-453 Emanuel MANAGIN SaI'ah B&L 3- 2-1900 24-144 Emanuel HARRIS Mary 12-26-1906 32-129

i" Ernest STRONG Sernova 1-28-1902 26-260 Geo BELL Adrena 8-29-1885 16- 9

• Geo WHITE Willie 5-23-1903 27-575 Henry JONES Mattie 1- 8-1885 15-353 Henry A GREEN Vada B&L 1-11-1910 35-534 H G LUNSFORD Salome 6-10-1886 16-303 Jerry HERRING Modena B&L 12- 5-1883 14-729 Jerry WILTZ Julia 8-22-1903 27-747

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NAME OF MAN NAME OF WOMAN DATE BK & PG .. BENNETT Jno IRVINE Ellen B&L U::-9-1881 14- 74

Jno LEE Julia B&L 12-29-1893 20-313 • July HANSON Mary Jane 3-17-1894 20-405 July WILLIAMS Lena 4- 9-1899 23-358 f

J C METCALF Lucy E 3-11-1897 21-818 J W RAMBIN Laura C 1- 5-1888 17-281 Peter ENGLE Amanda B 3-27-1873 7-265 Peter' LEE Hattie 12-12-1909 35-366 R.ichd LEWIS Mamie B&L 6-10-1908 33-836 Robt YOUNG Cornelia 6-29-1892 19-527 Sudley JACKSON Jennie 10-29-1904 29-377 Walter MARTIN Rosa Lee 10-26-1902 27- 61 Will LOGAN Gussie 6-19-1902 26-620 Will WILLIAMS Lucy 12-30-1908 34-456 Willie ALEXANDER Hulda B&L 3-12-1886 16-246 Willie LEWIS Mollie 9-25-1895 21-104 Y E JACKSON Fannie E 4-16-1910 35-784 Z BROWN Leah 9-17-1903 27-804

BENOIT P DECATUR Sallie 11-20-1910 36-220 BENSON Isaac ROSS Cinta 3-10-1877 10- 51

Jno MADISON Elizabeth 12-28-1891 19-305 Jno GRAY Frances 3-14-1901 25-197 Jno TERRELL Easter 12-24-1903 28-341 Richd JOHNSON Adeline B&L 2- 5-1910 35-621 S T GRAHAM Mrs R R 11-27-1899 23-717

BENTLEY Emerson WATSON Sue E 9-26-1910 36- 94 Ralph W HICKS Katie R 9-20-1905 30-417

BENTON Bryant HUNT Julia 1-15-1903 27-283 Monroe PARSONS Mrs Ella 8- 3..;.1874 8-141 Monroe DANIELS Emma B&L 12- 3-1879 12- 3 Mose ROSS Lucy Ann 1-30-1881 13-252 Moses BOON Lizzie 11-16-1892 20-228 !f

Napoleon BRADS TON Nancy B 3-29-1872 6-480 Simon WILLIS Susie B 7-11-1885 15-522

BERCHER Geo FEDER Marie B 12-31-1872 6~-105 Major BERCHER Agnes B 6-21-1873 7-320 W A STICl<LES Cora 1- 6-1881 13-250

BERLY ,:,< W C MORSE Fannie 1-24-1911 36-617 BERRING Emanuel SMALL Alice 6-12-1901 25-410

Wm CJ ROBINSON Maria 10-17-1895 21-126 BERRINGS' .. David W' DAWSON. Clara· 3- 4-1902 26-375 BERRY Alfred ALEXANDER Nettie 8&L 4-23-1904 28-694

Alfred COLEMAN Minnie Lee 10-27-1906 31-638 Conway CLEMENS Willie May 7-20-1901 25-481 Grant WRIGHT Lucy 1- 7-1895 20-6911 Grant B WALKER Minnie 11-20-1907 33-380 Harry RATTLER Mary 8-25-1906 31-4811 Jas NATHAN Fannie 4- 3-1900 24-212 Jas H WASHINGTON Amanda B 4-12-1867 4- 29 Jim MOORE Rolly 8-15-1901 25-519 Joe THOMAS Littie 9-16-1905 30-399 ~ Jno PILOT Sally 8&L 1-19-1901 25- 411 Jno BLANKENSHIP Delia 5- 2-1901 25-333 Jno MEDLOCK Lula 7-18-1903 27-691 Jno T FOSTER Sudie 6-22-1904 29- 68 Jos C STEPHENS Edith 10-16-1884 15-219 J C ANDREWS Eveline M

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• RED RIVER COUNTYJ TEXAS MARRIAGES (Continued from page 230, Vol. 20, No. 4)

.' 1/20/1877 Jno. Johnson Mati Ida Erwin 1/28/1877 Riley Davenport Marietta McGill 1/31/1877 W. A. Saunders Maggie Tucker

:;: 2/1/1877 S. M. Wi lson Hariet Johnson 1/29/1877 Bruce Russell - Mary Fisher 2/1/1877 Marshall Fulbright Ann Lenox. 1/31/1877 Thos. McDonald Susan Wrenn 2/3/1877 Weaver Titsworth Dora Stephens 2/4/1877 Mose Ward Puss Bohanan 2/8/1877 Jno. W. Benningfield M. Josephine JOnes 2/12/1877 G. J. Oavis A. E. N. Slaughter 2/7/1877 Wm. Barber Sallie Robertson 2/8/1877 Martin Burns Ritty Jackson 2/13/1877 John McGuire Talbot F. c.uest 2/19/1877 Preston Gaffney Nancy Strong 2/15/1877 Jas. B. Whitfield Minnie Jo Voiers 2/15/1877 Chas N. Pursell Mary E. Stewart 2/8/1877 Sam McGill Nettie Bird 2/18/1817 T. W. Richardson Mary T. Williams 2/18/1877 Andy Dixon Elvira Griffin 2/22/1877 Tony Carter Fanny Wallis 3/1/1877 Bob Dillard Lucy Ann Moore 3/4/1877 W. A. She lton Sarah Woods 3/8/1877 C. W. Vose Ida O. Burn 3/6/1877 E. J. Chew lIat tie B. Collier 3/11/1877 W. C. Cunningham Angie Duckett 1/2/1877 Jim Allen Adaline Montgomery

~ 1/4/1877 Joe Bogan Mattie Greenstreet 1/26/1877 Sandy Wi lborn Sally Jones 2/1/1877 Wm. Ballard Eliz. Black 2/8/1877 Jno B. Upchurch Julia R. Hardison 2/7/1877 Banister Woods Cassa Cole 2/8/1877 Bart Rainey Addie Jones 2/24/1877 G. P. Epperson Dora A. Nicholls 2/10/1877 B. P. Henry A1lice E. Thompson 3/25/1877 Jno. Stout Catherine James 2/28/1877 J. H. Mankins Jodie Davis 3/14/1877 Jno. Woods Emma Broomfield 3/7/1877 Smith Moore Milly Wootten 3/8/1877 F. B. Drake Georg~ Ann Hardiman 3/8/1877 Jesse J. Nesbitt Alice Barry 3/15/1877 Lottice Frazier Sarah Davis 3/22/1877 Mack Davis A. A. Slaughter 3/29/1877 Amos W.Ferguson Ann Phillips 3/21/1877 Jno. W. Mooring Peruise Bearden 3/25/1877 Luther Eidson Rebecca Cox 4/1/1877 J. P. Whitaker Paralee Perry

;. 4/1/1877 Elijah Carr Caroline Fulbright

• 4/18/1877 Henry Sims Ha1a Harrison 4/21/1877 Wyatt Roberts Caroline Sanders

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• 4/12/1877 James Todd Laura Smith 4/15/1877 T. W. Whitley .. Isabella Chadwick 4/18/1877 H. D. Talley Mrs. Paulina Robinson 4/30/1877 Wm. Lee Charity Henry 4/18/1877 Jack Brooms Margaret Scott 4/22/1877 Jno. Graves Mary Ella AllEm 5/1/1877 Jo Epperson Harriet Sanders 5/6/1877 Newton Baker Matilda Terry 5/4/1877 Alfred Jackson Clara Gordon 5/27/1877 Aaron Ware Jane Freeman 6/1/1877 S. P. Allison Nannie Mosely 5/31/1877 Adam Woods Enuna Dinwiddie 5/30/1877 Z. T. Edwards Martha Thomas 5/30/1877 Michael McCormi ck Ella Cahill 6/5/1877 J. C. Nicholson Louise J. Curlee 6/5/1877 Henry Bradford Cassy White 6/13/1877 C. A. Potinger Susie Key 6/5/1877 W. R. Harris Mary B. Harris 6/14/1877 Henry Moore Mary Holmes 6/21/1877 B. H. Durfee L. A. Jamison 6/24/1877 Granville Sanders Nettie Hardin 6/28/1877 W. T. Graham S. M. Graham 6/28/1877 Jo Carr Jarriet Bagby 6/30/18~7 Ni~holas Loni Martha Perry 6/30/1877 Silas Roberts Jeannette. Johnson 6/29/1877 Mat Black - Amanda McCulloch 7/1/1877 Abner Curlee SaIl ie Baker 6/30/1877 Curle Wright Jennie Russell 7/5/1877 Jerry Pratt - Cordelia -------- ~

7/3/1877 Jno. Ralston Laura Sappington 7/5/1817 Fayette Morris Bett ie Smi th 7/4/1877 C. P. Stone Kate D. Boyd 7/7/1877 Alfred Smith Mariah Adams 7/5/1877 Joe Kennedy Cynthia Sims 7/8/1877 Thos. Stinson Mrs. E. M. Brogling 8/25/1877 Winn Andrews Julia A.Beas1ey 7/14/1877 Dickson Walker Louisa Smith 7/29/1877 Edmond Grennell Ann Walker 7/20/1877 Seaborn B. Litteral M. J. Edmondson 7/28/1877 Houston Crawford Mahala Titus 7/29/1877 Aaron Chenault Martha A. James 7/21/1877 . L. D. VanDyke Lizzie VanDyke 7/23/1877 Elisha Payne Sarah Owen 8/3/1877 Thos. M. King Susie Weatherly 8/5/1877 Thos. Roberts Martha Worth~ 8/9/1877 Gus Moore Eliza Jones 8/16/1877 Enoch Barksdale Snda Greer 8/91l877 Bob Cleaveland Sarah Moore , 8/14/1877 H. M. Smith Lucy Perrymore 8/23/1877 Henry Jones Lyda Saunders • THE GENIE First Quarter 1987 }2

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, 10/91l877 10/17/1877 10/20/1877 11/21/1877 11/19/1877 10/25/1877 11/15/1877 12/8/1877 10/25/1877 10/27/1817 11/4/1877 11/7/1877 11/2/1877 11/8/1877 11/7/1877 12/21/1871 12/21/1877 2/14/1877 1/2/1877 12/26/1877 12/24/1877 12/26/1877 11/11/1877 6/20/1876 1/1/1877 4/7/1875 3/3/1875 8/23/1876 12/17/1877 12/16/1877

THE GENIE

Henry !Jav is Henry Nelson F. G. Cooper Spencer Alford Wesley Burkeley Wm. M. Malloy E. F. Raines D. C. Lipp David B. Wortham E. D. Broomfield Bill Strong G. T. Latimer J. A. ~1i lIe r Sam Lenox SamM. Brown Mose Greer Wm. Ray Ben Jackson Byard Cherry W. J. Webb M. W. Hamilton T. P. Carrett Billy Redder Tom Hopkins J. N. Montgomery F. M. Dobbs J. R. Runnells Henry Martin Ed. F. Wright Geo. R. Ruffin Eliza Jones N. A. Reaves W. E. Lyles Wm. Ralston

. Jas. Nelson N. Rule A.R. N. Smith Wm. Hensley R. H. Yancy F. J. Collins J. W. Bankston G. W. Cristian Edmund Dinwiddie Henry Duke Stephen Duty Tucker Young A. Q. Merrett

,David Hudson Isaac Jones Thos. Roden George Austin

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Amelia Butler',,"',' , Abby Jackson .'. \ Sallie Broomfieltl ' Rose Rogers Charity Bradford Rachel J. Crow Sarah Woods Sarah L. Haston ~1argaret L. Goodson Sarah L. '\lood Lucy Collins M. C. Ringo F. M. Goodman Vina Griggs Mary A. Dyer Peggy Scales Missouri E. Finch Lou Woods Mary DeVor El i Z. J. Reed Tennessee Smith Julia Neil Jacinta Ennis Rachae1 Gaffney E. E. Carr Caroline Murphy Jennie Vaughn Cinderella Bateman Roxa Swann Helen Mills Catharine McLane Laura F. Rogers Fanny Kelly Lizzie Sappington Becky McDanil s E. E. King A. V. Warren Mary A. E. Cox Benne Bloodworth Henrietta Cooper Lucinda Jones Susie F. Gaines C1aricy Goodloe Ann Coleman Cynthia Wells Mollie Nugent Eleanor A. Willis Ann R. Wade Lucinda Cook ' Francis Whitley Amanda Mason

11./8/1877 12/7/1877 12/6/1877 12/6/1877 11/23/1877 11/25/1877 11/23/1877 11/28/1877 11/21/1877 11/22/1877 11/17/1877 12/3/1877 10/18/1876 12/23/1875 11/15/1877 11/8/1877 11/11/1877 2/14/1877 ... 4/5/1877 7/25/1877 8/8/1877 8/16/1877 8/9/1877 9/5/1877 9/10/1877 9/26/1877 9/30/1877 9/27/1877 10/6/1877 10/11/1877 10/14/1877 10/19/1877 10/25/1877 10/27/1877 10/29/1877 10/30/1877 12/1/1877 11/7/1877 11/14/1817 11/20/1877 11/25/1877 12/13/1877 12/23/1877 12/7/1877 12/5/1877 ' 12/7/1877 12/12/1877 12/8/1877 12/8/1877 12/10/1877 12/19/1877 12/15/1877 12/15/1871

THE GENIE

Jno. B. Harris' Bill Johnson W. A. Sport J. T. Johnston Lawson Deaver Geo. F. Baker Jesse Lawton J. K. McCaine Gid Perry Thos. Brown Louis Brown W. T. Burchett Andrew J. Key Henry Sunbar W. H. Hetterbrand W. P. Sympson. Fred Peterson M. C. Scaff Jas. Hoyal J. A. Jeffries George Dodson D. Snell Geo. Riley Wm. A. Nichols Frank Henry Jno. Burks J. P. Norwood McFarlin Gentry J. T. Hood Dan'l. T. Owens J. W. Patterson H. N. Boyd F. M. McLoughlin Thos. Guest Jno. Clarkson S. B. Hunter Thos. P. Fleming Francis Ralston J. E. Walker J. M. Grant Wi 1son Bagby J. H. Blair S. W. Jones Harry Cuba Bob Curlee Bill Forbes H. M. Patterson Geo. Haywood J. W. Harris David Love J. M. Smiley Charles Rainey Ben Marshall

F1rst Quarter 1987

Amanda Deshazo Rosie McCulloch E. W. Bagwell N. L. Bagwe 11 . Elvira Owens Martha L. Blanchard Henrietta Harris Sallie Whi temore Cinda Cherry Martha Bryar1y Fannie Cogbill M. E. Snelson Ava T. Grider Hannah Richardson Fannie E. Gentry Claude Barry Martha A. Allen G. A. Dickson Anna Estes Mary E. Binion Emily Gross Mandy Warren Jennie Perkins Mattie B. Patterson Laura C. Guest V. L. Duke M. L. Patterson Ann Armor M. J. Burris Emily E. Robinson Nancy J. Taylor Cornelia Snell M. A. Reeves Nancy Curlee Sarah M. Robinson M. C. Lane E. F. Marshall Lucy J. Butler Willie M. Jamison M. E. Terrell Esther Vesher E. E. Yoakum S. J. Ritchey Fannie Wi lliams Nellie Allgear Susan Rogers H. J. Wilkinson Susan E. Felts Jane Goolsby Holly J. Gell Julia D. Allen Margaret Rainey Harriet Tucker

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W. D. GOl:iDEN Moses SANDERS Anthony YOUNG Chas. St. Clair Henry PATTERSON Andrew BEAZLY Sam PIRTLE Thos. OWENS J .A. DILtARD··

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NATCHITOCHES PARISH NOTES By: ·.~ern AINSWORTH

BEULAH METHODIST CHURCH

Beulah Methodist Church was organized, on July 23, 1860, by the Reverend B. F. ALEXANDER,· a circuit rider of the Metho­dist Church, with the assistance of most of the members list­ed'as having joined in 1860; and· it has neverb'een without a

'pastor since its organization. 'The doors were open· through­'Out the terrible Civil War & Reconstruction Period, and for the duration of World War I and II. The first preachers, known as circuit riders, travelled long distances on horse- . back and served several charges.

LoCated on Highway 487 between Marthaville and Ajax in South­west Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.

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The committee in charge is attempting to reaQh any member of the BAILEY family who is interestedift attending. Each participant is asked to furn~sh his own food and drink and to bring any old family Bibles, pictures or documents concerning the family to,' share/,with others.

Anyone interested ih attending who has not been con­,tacted is asked to write Bennie Bailey NAQUIN, 1212 Cardin­al Drive, Thibodaux, La., 70301, or Janet Bailey BRYANT, 1209 South Long Street, Stuttgart, Ar., 72160.

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Six Southern State~ are highlighted on the 1987 sch­edule of the lending library of the Ark-La-Tex Genealogical Association as announced by Joyce BRIDGES, Librarian.

. Th~ library, regularly open at 2: 00 P. M. prior to monthly meetings of the Association at the Werner Park Mem­emorial Building, 2617 Corbitt Street, in Shreveport, La., is extending its hours and will be open at 10:30 A. M. on the second .Saturday in February, March, May, June ,September and November. Books in the rental library are available to members only at a fee of $2.00 per month per book.

On theSe six days those attending are asked to parti­cipate in round table discussions focusing on the designated State of that day. Each is asked to bring a sack lunch and books, periodicals, census records, and material pertaining to that state to share with others. (Be sure your material is plainly marked with your name.)

"In sharing materials and discussing genealogical re­search resources and problems of each State, we will try to help each other. "Come join us. Share genealogy" says Mrs. BRIDGES. "The lending library is growing each month due to the generosity of our ~embers and friends in donating their no longer needed research material and publications. Occasionally we receive a new book that has been submitted to THE GENIE for review and is a duplicate of one already avail­able at Shreve Memorial Library. We thank you, each one who has been a donor."

. The dates, hours, and titles of ~tate discussions as announced are:

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Feb 14 -Tennessee Talkin' - 10:30 A. M. to 1:30 P.M. Mar 14 - Kentucky Kin Kollectin' - 10:30 A.M. to 1:30

P.M. Apr 11 - Open 2 P. M. May 9 - Mississippi Mutterin' - 10:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. Jun 13 - Georgia Gabbin' - 10:30 A. M. to 1:30 P.M. Jul 11 - Open 2 P. M. Aug 8 Not open - all day Book Fair Sep 12 - Alabama a Buzzin ' - 10:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. Oct 10 - Open 2 P. M. Nov 14 - South Carolina Searchin' - 10:30 A.M. to

1:30 P. M. Dec 12 - Not Open - Christmas Party

Titles of books available from the lending library include:

1850 Census of Catahou1a P~rish, LA by Carol KNIGHT CemeterY Inscriptions of Claiborne Parish, LA by FRAZIER/ HEAD . . Guide to Printed Sources for LA Research by Yvette BOLING

21 Southern Families by Elizabeth HARPER

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5. Death Notices from LA Newspapers, Vol III by MAYERS & KERNS

6. Death Notices from LA Newspapers, Vol IV by MAYERS & KERNS 7. Death Notices from LA Newspapers, Vol V by Gloria KERNS 8. 1870 Census Index Catahou1a Parish, LA by Catholic Parish

LibI'ary 9. Death Notices 1867-1954 Assumption Parish, LA

10. COMPTONS-Colonial to Modern Day in NY, NJ, VA, TN, AL & TX 11. Cemeteries of Central Lafourche Parish LA by T. HEBERT 12. PHILLIPS, FINE, SANDLIN, SELF Families in AL, TX, OK, & ARK 13. Computer. Genealogy by ANDERECK & PENCE 14. Guide to Research by CERNY & EAKLE 15. Our French-Canadian Ancestors by Thomas LAFOREST 16. SEYMOUR Family 1129-1746-Puritan Migration to CT 17. Some Early Families of Avoye11es Parish LA by GREMILLION 18. Commentaries on some Avoye11es Families by GREMILLION 19. Atlas of LA Surnames of French & Spanish Origin by LSU 20. History of Desc. of Jersey Settlers Adams Co MS Vol I 21. History of Desc. of Jersey Set~lers Adams Co. MS Vol II 22. Index to SC Magazine of Ancestral Research Vol I-X 23. Natchitoches Church Marriages 1818-1850 by E. MILLS 24. History of Davie Co NC by James WALL 25. Report of the Secretary of the Navy 1872 26. American Journeys by E. D. BENNETT 27. Immigrant Forces by William P. SHRIVER 28. History of the United Netherlands Vol I by John L. MOTLEY 29. Remarks on the Army Regulations 1897 by G. N. LIEBER 30. The World War for Liberty by WHEELER & DRINKER 31. 1850 & 1860 Federal Census, Smith County Tx 32. The Register, KY Historical Society Vol 82, '4 33. Telfair Co GA Marriage Recores 1810-1902 by John HEAD 34. Emigrants to Pa 1641-1819 by Michael TEPPER 35. Passengers to America by Michael TEPPER 36. Directory of Scottish Emigrants to USA by WHYTE 37. Franklin Co TN 1890 Tax List by Jeanne BIGGER 38. BOON Genealogy 1984 by Rupert F. THOMPSON 39. Passengers Who Arrived in the US Sept l82l-Dec 1823 40. Marriages & Deaths, Dutchess County N Y 1778-1825 41. New Hampshire Census 1790 by Genealogical Publishing 42. Maine Census 1790 43. American Marriage Recores before 1699 by W. CLEMENS 44. The Planters of the Commonwealth by C. BANKS 45. Searching for Your Ancestor by Gilbert DOANE 46. How to Book for Genealogists 47. Pioneers of the Six Bulls Vol IV Newton County MO 48. The Victorian Album by Evelyn BERCHMAN 49. Only in New England by Theodore ROSCOE SO. Pioneers of the Six Bulls Vol VII Newton County HO 51. Pioneers of the Six Bulls Vol XVI Newton County MO 52. Pioneers of the Six Bulls Vol XX Newton County MO 53. Pioneers of the Six Bulls Vol XXII Newton County MO 54. Pioneers of the Six Bulls Vol XXVII Newton CountyMO 55. National Archives Microfilm Publications 1974

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Medieval People by Eileen 'l~OWER Cavalier , Yankee by Will.lam R. TAYLOR Search for YOUI' Ancestory by Gilbert H.DOANE Handy Book for Genealogists Akenfield, an English Village by Ronald B~YTHE Tourist in Denmark Wonders of Britain by NEWBY , PETRY Medieval England by W. O. HASSAL~ 6 Generations Ireland from 1190 Finding YOUI' Roots by Jeane E. WESTIN 1866 City Directory Houston Texas The Mountain of Name. by Alex SHOUMATOrF DAR MagAzine 1982 Vol 1 (Gene.logy info only) DAR Magazine 1982 Vol 1 (GenealogY infQ only) Livinaston Parish La, The Hissing Years by Gloria KERNS 8UI'ied Ties to the Old Country by,Eil.en LANGLEY

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THE FRANCIS NAPOLEON BICKHAM CEMETERY (Located between Longwood, Louisiana .nd Cross Lake, about 1 mile south of the Blancha:rd~Furrh aoad, on top of a hill and can be reached only by walking. Almost in the .iddle of Sec­tion 13, Township 18 N, Ranfe 16 W. Only six ston •• Were vis­ible at the time we copied 14 Feb 1911). Many lara. cedar trees in the cemetery were cut down years alo and ¢Ould accou­nt for the disappearance of several headstone.. This is a lar­ge cemetery, with at least 15 sunken areaS which appea~ to be graves. Possibly many moregI'aves are on thia hilltop.

Martha A. (Flowers) BICKHAM wife of Fran~is Napoleon BICKHAM B: 6 May 1842 D: 6 Feb 1869

Caroline Fortner BICKHAM wife of Francis Napoleon BICKHAM B: 21 Jan 1848 D: 28 Jul 1885

Rev. Stephen FLOWERS B: 15 Sep 1809 D: 11 Mar 1888

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Lucinda J. ATTAWAY wife of Alfred ATTAWAY B: 29 Nov 1833 D: 28 Mal' 1860

Ann J. PERNELL B: 12 July 1809 D: 24 Apr 1853

Samuel SOJOURNER B: 6 JAn 1801 D: 26 Sep 1855 Aged 54 yrs. 8 mos. 20 days

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O. Pearson AMACHER Capt. 9th La~ Batt.Cavly . Tangipaho, LA . .' " " .' .

J. DE' BAUN. '.; Mjr. 9th La Ba1:""pa~ .•.. ,' New Ol"leans, LA

Wm. N.R. BEALL Brig. Gen'l Progessional ArriiY;:.'ofth~~· Confederate States . ., Li ttle Rock ,Ar,~&."

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M.C. BROCKENBROUGH Lt. Co. B, 1st Regt.,LA Vols Address-Alexandria, JA '

Wm. W. CARLOFS . Capt. Co. H, Mile~Legi6:n La. Vols Address-New Orleans, ,LA

Wm. L. DITTO, Capt First Regt, La Cavalry Sicily Island, Catahoula Parish, LA ' ."

Jno.R. FELLOWS Capt. & A Insp. Genl. Bealls Brigade Camden, Ark

Wm. GARIG Lt. 9th La Batt Cav. Baton Rough, LA

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Beall HEMPSTEAD' , Capt: Asst. Adj~ Genl. Bealls Brigade

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H. H. MULLINS Lt. Co. K, Kings Ark. Inf. Huntsville, Ark.

W •..... T. WAPDILL LST Lie\.l~ .. Co. G, 9th LA Cav. Baton Rouge,LA

I. Frank WALL Capt. & Assistant Quarter­master-9th La Cavalry Tangipaho, La. '

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One of our favorite genealogy columns is "OUR KEYSTONE FAMILIES", written by Schuyler Brossman, P. O. Box 43, Reh­re~sburg, PA, 19550. In its 17th year, it appears weekly in two Pennsylvania newspapers.

All queries must have a Pennsylvania connection, include at least one date and should not be more than 150 wo~ds. Any­one with Pennsylvania German roots, particularly, should not overlook either the information contained. in this column, or the possibilities of making contacts through queries.

, Coincidentally, two of the four items concerning family newsletters contained in a recent column of Mr. Brossman's had been sent in from our Ark-La-Tex area.

SHANNON SEARCHERS is a new -genealogical surname newsletter published bi-monthly beginning in January 1987, with an annual index in the Nov./Dec. 1987 issue. There will be at least 10 pages. The cost will be $8.50 for six issues. Order from Joyce Shannon BRIDGES, R2, Box 50-I, Keithville, LA, 71074. (Joyce is the queries columnist.)

THE CLOUD FAMILY JOURNAL is published four times a year and the cost is $20 per year, in the year running from 1 July to 30 June. If you are connected with the Clouds, you will find sunshine looking for new "Clouds" and information about them. Write to Betty Cloud FERGUSON, 1617 Bradley Street, Bossier City, LA, 71112.

GLENN GLEANINGS is the name of a newsletter which concerns all branches of the GLENN surname and its allied lineages. This newsletter has a free query column and is published quarterly at a cost of $12.00 yearly. Bette BRENGLE-POOLE, 2203 Aquila's Delight, Ta11ston, MD, 21047, if our correspondent.

Books on-genealogical interest received by your editor either directly from the author or publisher, or as a donation to the annual August Book Fair of the Ark-La-Tex Genealogical Association are reviewed in the book review column ~f THE GENIE as time and space permits. Following review all books donated are placed on the shelves of the ,enealogical room of Shreve Memorial Library. Should a certa1n title be already available at Shreve Memorial, the duplicate copy is placed in the rental library of our Association for circulation among the member­ship at a nominal fee. Through the efforts of the Ark-LA-Tex Genealogical Association, several thousands of dollars are do­nated each year in books and cash to increase genealogical mat­erialsavailable at Shreve Memorial Library. The majority of

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of the microfilm available in the genealogical room at Shreve Memorial Library has also been placed there as a result of the efforts over the years of ' the Ark-La-TexGenealogical Associa­tion. At its December meeting the Association voted a gift of $2000.00 to p1..lr'chas~ additiollal federal census microfilm, film which should ,be available to researchers at Shreve Memorial in the near future.

While space does not permit us to include reviews of gen­ealogical surname newsletters in our book review columns, we do r.eceive copies and notices of them from time to time, and realize that contact with these publications is of interest to one researching that particular name. We are, therefore, list­ing here some of those whose copies have come across our desk.

THE ARMSTRONG BULLETIN BOARD is 10 pages of queries, art­icles, research aids, book reviews and rare or old documents valuable for Armstrong research. Subscription is $6.00 for 4 issues. Editor is Fred W. FIELD, 1516 Avenida Selva, Fuller­ton, CA, 92633.

THE BEEBE CONNECTIONS is published quarterly at $8.00 per yr. Queries free to members. Write Sue Brenning WILKINSON,

. editor, Rt. 1, Box 75, Culbertson NE, 69024. BRENGLE BRANCHES includes information on spelling of

BRANGLE, BRINGLE, BRENGEL AND PRINGLE. Contact Charles BRENGLE, 6619 Pheasant Road, Route 16, Baltimore, MD, 21220.

BUCKELEW TRACES is a continuation of MARY'S PEOPLE - THE BUCKELEWS. Four issues of approximately 50 pages each comprise a subscription at $15.00 plus postage (and tax for Texas resi­dents). Privately published by Gerry GREEN, P. O. Box 777, ~ursery, Texas, 77976.

THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY CHRONICLES is a biannual publication devoted to genealogy of families with the surname CHRISTIAN. Queries are free with preference to subscribers. Editor is the well known genealogist and author, Agnes Branch PEARLMAN, 2001 North Westwood Avenue, Santa Ana, California, 92706. $7.50 per year.

COLEMAN WORLD, edited and published quarterly by Fred W. FIELD, 1516 Avenida Selva, Fullerton, CA, 92633 is $6.00 per quarter, 10 pages long, each newsletter. Non-subscribers may contribute one query and participate in the Indexes. A free sample newsletter will be sent on request.

COLLIER COLLATOR is a research quarterly, July to July, $12.00 per year. Sample copies $4.00, applicable on year's subscription, if within thirty days. Contact Collier Clark Publications, P. O. Box 864017, Plano, TX, 75086.

THE FULTON FAMILY LETTER is published quarterly, $8.00 per year, and is available to anyone interested in Fulton genealogy. Articles, photos, group sheets, queries and memo­abilia are supplied by readers. Address Robert Fulton, 118 Catoctin Avenue, Frederick, MD, 21701.

MACCUBBIN CLAN LINES, $3.00 per issue, may be obtained from Sheila L. MARTIN, editor, 1 Goodman Lane, Pensacola, FL. 32506.

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MARTIN FAMILY QUARTERLY is published to assist geneal­ogistswith MARTIN research in the United States from the first settlements to the present. Emphasis is placed on re­search before 1850. Queries for subscribers only. Quarterly, $15.00 per volume, year beginning with, May issue. Address, P. O. Box 140880, Dallas, TX, 75214.

NELSON NOTES is published quarterly beginning in May. Annual index included. Minimum of 34 pages each, 136 pages annually, covering wide area of colonial and early American history. Lineage and queries for subscribers only. $12.00 per year. Sheila HARDY, 15312 lSlst Avenue, Grand Haven, MI 49417.

SAMPLE SEARCHERS, MILLER MONITOR, CAMPBELL CONTACTS, HARDY HERALD, DAVIS DIARY, AND JOHNSON JOURNAL are other quarterlies published by Ms. HARDY at address above.

, RAINEY TIMES provides information of all varieties of spelling:, RAINEY, RANEY, RAINS, RAINE/ S, RANNEY, RENNIE, RHENEY, RAMEY, etc. Material solicited from subscribers. Queries free to subscribers, with charge to non-subscribers . Quarterly. Soft bound. Fully indexed. Back issues avail­able. Write Route 4, Box 62, Sulphur Springs, TX, 75482.

THE VANDAL NEWSLETTER, issued quarterly, is a communi­cation link between descendants of Abraham VANDAL (1758-1848), a Revolutionary War Pensioner, and his wife, Mary DILLON (1763-1840). Abraham, born in Dutchess County, N. Y., married Mary in Rockbridge County, Virginia, in 1780, and their older child­ren were born near Natural Bridge. Moving to Greenbriar County,

. Virginia, about 1792, their younger children were born on Vandal's Mountain (now Fork Mountain, in Fayette County). While the largest concentration of descendants is still in West Virginia, the newsletter is published by Wayne Vandal MASTERSON, P. O. Box 193, Bull Shoals, AR, 72619. A 1987 family reunion is planned.

VAUGHAN, ETC. NEWS,LETTER is a voluntary effort to bring together those searching this family name, regardless of spell­ing. A donation of only $5.00 per year is requested to cover cost of printing and postage. No charge for queries or publi­cation of dats. Mrs. Verna BANES, editor, 5302 Harsh Creeh Drive, Austin, TX, 78759.

THE WRIGHT FAMILY WORKBOOK IS published three times each year in January, Hay and August. $12.00 per year, beginning with Januaru issue. Claudette MAERZ, P. O. Box 37010, Bloom­ington, HN, 55431 .

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HANCOCK FAMILY CEMETERY These graves are located in Bossier Parish, Louisiana, east of Bossier City on the north side of Highway 80, approxi­mately one half mile west of the Princeton Post Office, or 250 feet east of the sign of the Acadian Mobile Home Park. Approximately 1500 feet east is the junction of La. Highway 614 with Highway 80. The burial ground of this family is only 39 feet by 15 feet. These pre-Civil War graves are surrounded by a fence. constructed of 10 wrought iron posts connected by three layers of two inch galvanized pipe. (Copied by Phillip Wayne MC CONNELL, 16 September 1986.) ..

Inscriptions on a central monument read: (East side)

This half acre lot is reserved for a family graveyard forever.

James E. HANCOCK Born Feb 15 1832 Died Jan 2 1853

John C. HANCOCK Born May 5 1829 Died Sept 28 1855

In Memory of Nathaniel HANCOCK Born Dec 29 1802 Died June 19 1854

R. J. HANCOCK

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Lizzie HANCOCK Born Mar 26 l83~ Died Apr 28 1860

And his wife Sophia }(NOBLETT Born Oct 2 1832 Died June 27 1855

And his wife Elizabeth HIGHTOWER Born Nov 16 1801 Died Mar 29 1850

And their children

(Note: no more names are given)

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TITLE: LINCOLN PARISH, LOUISIANA MARRIAGE RECORDS 1873-1901 complled by Willie Huffman Farley

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2838 Jody Lane Shreveport, LA 71116

812.75 plus tax for Louisiana residents softbound

Lincoln Parish was created in 1873 from Bienville, Claiborne, Jack­son and Union parishes. These extract10nswere taken from microfilm of the original record at the Shreve Memorial Library in Shreveport. Mrs. Farley is a member of the Ark-La-Tex1enea10g1ca1 Association and has often been a contributor to THE GENIE.

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DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM AND MARGAR~T ~cGAUGHEY by Polly Rachel McGaughey Sutton

ORDER FROM: Mrs. Charles W. Sutton 2700 N. N. 6lst St. Oklahoma City, OK 73112

COST: $24.00 plus $2.50 postage & handling hardbound

A genealogy of a family of "Scotch-.Irish" descent which originally settled in York County (now Adams) in Pennsy1vanla. Some descendants traveled west to Il11nois, Iowa, Virginia, Tennessee, Alabama, Miss­issippi, Georgia, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma and farther west. Re­lated families are Alexander, Bigham, Britton, Brooker, Brown, Carn­ahan, Chilcoate, Davis, Dobson, Gammill, Gordon, Grier, Henry, Horner, Kendrick, Linn, Marshall, Laughlin/Hctaughlln, McOain, HcClellan/d, McDonald, Reed, Robinson, Schrecongest, Stephenson, Thompson, Torr­ence, Walker and others. Indexed.

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by John E. Cobb, Jr .

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COST: '28.00 or ,25.00 each if two or more copies hardbound

This book' 1.·a·talc1aating hlstory ot five Oobb immigrants who calle from a troubled England in the 17th century to the untamed shores of Massachusetta and Virginia. The author goes back in time to examine their origins and litestyles, and to uncover their descendants. This is the end product ot e.ightyears of research in Aaerica, Holland, England, Scotland and the Caribbean by the author and Dutch, English and American professionals. 291 pages, 60 pedigree charts, maps and illustrations: 2500 name index.

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ORDER FROM: Margaret B. Kinsey Box 459 Lamesa, TX 79331

COST: ,20.00 postpaid hardbound

Pour generatioDs of Amer1can ancestry of Joseph Ball (1752-1821) and his 70 ~irst cousins. Peatures families who established the Prov­ince' ofPennsylvanla. Transciptions and abstracts of early docu­ments. Pully annotated. Illustrated with copies of old maps, in­ventories,will and Quaker records.' }64 pages. Covers 28 states, principally IN, IL, KY, MO, PA, TN, VA, OH, and WV.

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This informatioa was abstracted from Book I, the earliest records of deaths 1n panola C(,)UDty •

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compiled by Elinor McCalman Seward & Wanda Voleatine Head

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OOST: softbound

This 1. the second voluae of recorded ceaeteries in Olaiborne Parish, There will be at least two more volu.es. Each listing is arranged as buried by row rather than alphabetically. Indexed. A map ot parish has been included with the cemeteries marked. The co.pilers request reader's help in locating lost cemeteries.

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TITLE: INDEX AND ABSTRACTS OF COLONIAL DOCUMENTS IN THE EUGENE P. WATSON MEMORIAL LIBRARY, compiled by Carolyn M. Wells

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.ortbwestern State UnIver~lty NatchItoches, LA 71457

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The-abstracts' contained are of original documents which are preserv­ed in the Archives Collection of the Oaam1e G. Henry Lou1siana Room and Archives of Watson Library and which are dated on or before May 1804, the tille when the .American flag was raised over the Post of Natchitoches. Not all the documents in this collection orginated in Natchitoches. A few reflect the origins of fami11es who were in Ir­eland, South Carolina, Alabama. or elsewhere and who came here.

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* * * * * * * * * * * * * VIRGIlIA SOLDIERS II THE U.S. ARMY, 1800-1815 by Stuart Lee Butler

ORDER PROM: Iberian Publishing Company 548 Cedar Creek Drive Athen~, Georgia 30605-3408

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.;, The data-contained herein is based on the register. ot en11stments in the U. S. !rmy, now part of Record Group 94, Records of the'ld­jutan-t General'. Office, in the National Archives In Washington, D. C. 'these reg1aters have been microfilmed as a National Archives Micro!il. Pub11cation,M-233, Registers of Enlist.ents in the U. S. Army. 1798-1214. 206 pages.

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* * * * * * * * * * * * * TITLE: ST. CUIR COUNTY, ALABAMA GENEALOGICAL NOTES

. by Mildred S. Wright, C.R.S.

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Land no~ St. Clair County was part of the Mississippi Territory In­diaA Lands prior to the treatl' at 'l'u,!keytown, October 4, 1816 .• - By an act ot Oongress March 1, 1817, Mississippi was divided and Ala­bama orlanl •• d •. St. Clair COUDty was created the tollowlng year, Nove.ber 20, 1818. Included in this volume are marriage returns, 1855-1864, aD IDdex to brides, list of Confederate veterans in -1907, and alphabetical listings of tombstones found in nine ce •• taries in the count7. 83 pages. Indexed.

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TITLE: ABSTRACT O~IlfJORMATIOli AID INDEX .1'0 1905 ATLAS or ELLIS COUH'1'Y:, KU~U:S,~1Z1.1eeDi. Langley •.

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The .. 1nformat10n 1n th1s study was comp11ed from a STANDARD ATLAS OF ELLIS COUNTY, KANSAS publl~hed 1n 1905 by George A. Ogle & Co. The material 1n the book has been arranged that it may be used for re­search without access .to the atlas itself. One part l1sts owners

: by township, range, and sectlon. 123 page~. Indexed.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * TITLE: WHEELER OOUSINS, compiled by Wheeler Oousins

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'Spr1ngf1eld, MO 65804

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Th1s pub11cation contains Wheeler 1nformat10n gleaned from var10us Vh,eler. reunions held throughout the Un1ted States. In 1980, the 51st "Will1am Henry Wheeler Reunion" in Springf1eld, Missouri w1th vario~s 11ne8 1n agreement,. adopted the name Wheeler Cousins. The organization thus formed, compi1.es genealogical, stat1stical and histo.rical research on the surname, and both publishes and pre­serves the data. The annual reunion 1s held the 4th Sunday in Jul~ each yea~ at the Phelps Grove Park in Spr1ngfield. A year's sub­scr1ption to the quarterly newsletter will be sent to the purchaser. Over 500 I)ages.

* * * * * * * ** * * * * TITLE: DESCENDAN'l'S 'OF THOMAS CRUTCliER. DIED 1722 ESSEX COtnJ'l'Y,

VIRGINIA, researched and compiled by Elizabeth McNamara.

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Crutcher. oroucher, Oroutcherand Crowcherare var1ant spell1ngs of this f .. 111 name.' Some fro. Germany spelled 1t Kroucher, Kroutcner or'Krel\zer.Genealog1es, transcr1pts of many willS, abstracts of deeds and 1~n4"grallt8, Revoluti0DB:ry War records and old letters are 1ncluded." Thomas Orutcher d1ed 1786 Oaroline 00., Va. 413 pgs •

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TITLE:. THE ISAAC MIZE FAMILY OF EASTERN KENTUCKY by 'ranklin Miller, Jr.

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Early hlstory, genealogical llsting t name index, and address list,. arranged by z1pcodes. 396 pages illustrated with 125 photos, maps, charts. More than 500 Texas families Bre descended from this one ancestor, many through Dav1.d Mize whose children CaDle to Texas froll Plke County, IL. Others ~ Texas are trom other descendants.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * TITLE: THE BANTAS OF PLEASANT HILL, KENTUOKY, THEIR ANCESTORS AND

DJSOEBDAI'S~ by Joan England Murray

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From Friesland to New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and finally M1ssouri, this story of the Banta family follo~s the line­age 0% Epke Jacob through Hendr1ck, Henry, Saauel, Laabet and Sarah Ellen. . When" the tb.ree SGns and a nephew ot Henry joined the Shakers in 1805 in Kentuck7 what a stir it must have made amongst the Low Dutch community in Henry and Shelby counties. Contains Shaker in­formation heretotore unpublished. 120 pages.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * TITLE: . 1890 SALINE COUNTY, ARKANSAS TAXPAYERS

by Caroline J. Billingsley

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Compiled as a substitute tor the missing 1890 census the aS8essed book, the paid book and the receipt book were all used. Naaes have been groupes by school d1atricts, as they are in the tax books • .A full name 1ndex with 2651 entries. Velo binding. 103 pag •••

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* * * * * * * * * * * * * OLDBB TIMES IN GREENE COUNTY, VOLUME i by Harry B. Roberts

ORDER FROM: Harry Roberts Route 1, Greenville, TN 37743

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Greene County is located in the northeast corner of East Tennessee where early pioneers settled enroute to the West from Virginia and North Carolina. Their descendants are scattered throughout the Mississippi Valley and the far West. This book identifies many of the early individuals and families. Some are shown in old photo­graphs. It tells where they lived and what they accomplished. Over 200 pages and as many illustrations.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * TITLE: WEAKLEY, SEARCE, ARNOLD PAMILIES OF KENTUCKY

researched and compiled by Elizabeth W. McNamara

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Chronicling the descendants and ancestral families, this book gives many charts.and maps. The key counties of Virginia 1n wh1ch these ancestors can be found were originally Essex, K1ng W11l1am, King and Queen, Northumberland and Old Rappahannock. 328 pages. Ind~xed.

* * * * * * * * * * * * * TITLE: NICHOLAS CO. WEST VIRGINIA. CEMETERIES, Including Research

Data on Smith-Jones-Williams-Poster Families of Southern West V1rgin1a, by Helen S. Stinson

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COST: 113.00 post paid softbound

Th1s nearly 400 page volume (1ndex_d) conta1ns listings of to.b­stones north and south of the Gauley River. In addition, the re­search data on the Smith-Jones-V11liams-Foster fam1l1es should an­able many persons with those common surname connect10ns in Southern W. Va. to f1nd soae leads 1n solving research problems.

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* * * * * * * * * * * * * um> DTRY BOOK GREENBRIER 00. W. VA. 'by Helen S. Stinson

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An indexed transcription of the entire Land Entry Book. other public records for Greenbrier County.

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I would wel~ome skeletons o,ut ot the closet.. M;r WILI.ABD 1 ine (late 1800· s 1,n Me) has been a' difficult, one to trace, reportedly because they ran with Frank & Jesse JAMES, & the family was reluctant to talk about them. I don't care what

, they did, just who they were. If you are researching the JAMES & related families & find any mention of' the surname WILLARD, won't you please let me know? Contact: Maxine BEAR ROBERTS, 5048 J Parkway, Sacramento CA 95823

Searching for parents of John BLAIR b. 15 Mar 1800 Newberry Dist SO, d. 2 Oct 1881 Pike co AL. Wife was Kitsy Ann b. 21 Apr 1810 NC, d. 15 Jun 18?4 Pike co AL. Where married?? They lived at Brun­didge post office & reared large family. Son William b. 1855 Pike co AL, m. Adaline BRIDGES & their son John McDaniel BI·AIH b. 1855 Pike co AI, but he moved to Houston co TX in 1880's. Will ex­change & refund postage for copies. Contact: Ms. Jonnie BLAIR DEEN, 7901 Lenora #52, Houston,TX 7?061

Into being sought on Harr.y or Harvey VAUGHN who lived in ~e Henderson TX area in 1934. At that time biB wife was Zeleka RILEY. Contact: Pathways, P.O. Box 30, Abilene, TX ?9604

Searching tor years tor the parents ot Daniel Page PUCKETT b. 1814 SO, d. 1859 Union par LA, 11. 1842 Union par LA Elizabeth Rachel STEWART/STUART. Will .share. Contact: Dorothy COLLINS, 412 East Franklin, Hillsboro, TX ,76645

Will swap into on these men: William,P. HUNT b. 1862 Simpson co KY. Easley V. HUNT b. 1866 Simpson co KY, died when?? Son of William A. HUNT b. 11 Aug 1825 d. 18?3 Simpson co KI, did he move to MS about 1880-2?? Contact: Bill R. HUNT, 120 Hiway, Boxon, MT 59853

Need proof parents ot Robert CAIN were William & Nancy CAIN. Robert b. Jun 1815 d. 15 Oct 1873 m. 1853 Mrs • Jane MELLVILLE LUSK. My parents & grand­mother Loumelia or Amelia BAUMAN all born Shre~eport Caddo LA. Contact: Rev. James CAIN, 501 D'Arbonne

.Ave, Monroe, LA. 71203

Seeking into on family of William TAYLOR, son ot Rate TAYLOR, b.ca 1880, d. 1950 Shreveport, Caddo, LA, m. Minvery DEMERY. Raised tamily ot 15 children in Natchitoches & Shreveport, LA. Contact: Gloria Jean TAYLOR-BURNELL, 4579 Piper Street, Fremont, CA 94538

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MA.YFIELD HAYNES BOND

TRAHAN THIBODEAUX DUPLECHIN THIBODEAUX DUPRE REED

MOREAU

HAGAN HAGIN

ROSS

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HUDSON PETTY CANTERBURY

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Trying to locate Carolyn MAYFIELD HAYNES or her relatives, from Springhill, Webster par, LA. Carolyn is the granddau of Robert MAYFIELD, bro of my great grandmo Elizabeth Ann MAYFIELD. Her g-mother Martha Ann BOND was the sister of my great grandfa William Dodd BOND. Carolyn had in her possession the MAYFIELD Family Bible & I am very anxious to obtain copies of the entries it contains. Also searching for a researcher in tne Springhill area. Contact: Charlotte SCHICK, 12332 Loraleen St, Garden Grove, CA 92641

Searching for info on family of my g-grandfa Pierre THAHAN. Born ca 1870 son of Joseph, known brother Bellizad(m. Marie THIBODEAUX & had son Issac). Pierre & family lived in Oil City, Caddo, LA. Will also share info on DUPLECHIN, THIBODEAUX, DUPRE, & REED lines. Contact : Sue HELDERBRAND, 512 Robert Lee, Lafayette, LA ?0506

Do you know the parents of Blanche MOREAU???She was born 6 Dec 1896 possibly in the Shreveport, Caddo, LA area, raised in an orphanage from about age 2 or 3 years of age. Any help appreciated. Contact: Elizabeth McKIBBEN,PO Box 2,Bixby OK ?4OO8

William HAGAN/HAGIN, listed on 18?0 cen Bienville par LA with females Sophie age 18 & Margaret age 16, listed in family Bible as William Hagins/ Arcadia, LA, who is he?? Possible brother to David & Charles HAGAN of Vicksburg MS?? Does anyone have residents of Bienville parish for 1860? Also need someone who might do research in this area. Contact: Joan WIGGINS, 116 Gwindale Rd, Gadsden AL 35901

Interested in swaping into on Arthur B. ROSS, wbo appeared on 1830 cen Claiborne par LA. Wife Effa & ch: Elias. James, Rebecca, Arthur, Andrew J., William, Joseph, & Margaret all born in LA beginning about 1820. They settled in an area which later became Bienville parish LA. Contact: Ron BRAMLEY, 2649 Overlook, Germantown, TN 38138

Seeking correspondance with desc of Littleton DUTY b. 1762 NC m. Mildren OWEN. He was son of Matthew DUTY. SeekiDg dese of James & Byron DUTY living Dubach or Beatrice LA about 1890. Contact: Mrs. Clay McCLAIN, 2147 Washington Ave, Redding, CA 96001

Need help in tracing the burial of William H. HUDSON & wife Nancy PETTY. Last cen records show them living next door to dau Margaret CANTERBURY in Bienville par LA. Need to hear from any decendents of Jesse CANTERBURY. Contact: Sue HUMPHRIES, Rt 2 Box 170, Beckville, TX 75631

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DUE CAIN BLAIR

HUNT BALLANGER

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Seeking info on Lee E. ETCHISON who d. in 1913 in Shreveport, Caddo, LA. He m. Mattie K. STRICKLAND, who was b. 1868 in Five Points, At & d. 25 Dec 1958 Shreveport, LA. Their dau Roberta Wilhelmina b. 1886 m. John WOODLEY. Contact: John P. WOODLEY, Jr, 21 North Boulevard, Richmond, VA 23220

Searching for parents ot Joseph DUDLh..y b. GA, m. ?? PERSLEY, known children: Melton Nicholas & a dau who m. a SARTON(she stayed in AR). Wife of Joseph died &is supposed to be buried around Fort Smith AR, where??? He m. 2nd Mandy Jane HASSELTINE, sister to 1st wife, no children. Joseph & Mandy moved to Rusk co TX & Melton Nicholas"liick" divorced his wife & left her & son Clarence & went to TX with father. Joseph on 1910 census Rusk co TX. Contact: Myrle D. CLARY, 704 Gerald Street, Henderson, TX 75652 Seeking a descendant from every child of James & Margaret GRIMLEAR SHANNON, he b. ca 1794 KY (who were parents?), m. 21 Mar 1812 Jefferson co MS, d. 1847 MS. Margaret b. ca 1797 MS, d. 6 Jul 1868 & buried Claiborne co MS. Known children: Madison; William b. 1816 MS; Ferdinand b. 1819 MS; Benjamin Franklin m. Louisiana Jane KILCREASE 1844 MS; Sarah Ann m. L. DUVALL & J. BLEVINS; Percy Lanoni b. MBf Sydneyham; Wellington; Priscilla m. Adam BARNES; & James L. b. 1823 MS (he moved to MO). Also have SHANNON newsletter. Contact: Joyce SHANNON BRIDGES, Rt 2 Box 50-X, Keithville, LA 71047

Wish info on William O. DUE b. ca 1817 NC (Moore co?) m. Mary Emily CAIN b •. 1831 NC, moved to Trinty co TX early 1850's. Who were his parents?? Their dau Nancy Jane m. Dr. John McDaniel BLAIR. Both couples buried in Trintiy co. Who were Mary .E. CAIN's parents?? Might William O. DUE's initial stand tor Oliver?? Will swap all DUE & CAIN info. Contact: Ms. Johnnie BLAIR DEEN, 7901 Lenora.#52, Houston, Texas 77061

Need parents or into on the below HUNT people: Jesse Calvin HUNT b. 1755 m. Francis BAI.T·ANGER Uriah HUNT b. 1757 m. Sarah ??? Esli HUNT b. 1759 Rev War Mary HUNT b. 1761 m. Wm WALTON Thomas HUNT b. 1762 William HUNT b. 1763 m. Jane ??? Asgnath(8ene) HUNT b. 1765 m. Richard HUMPHRIES

. Joel HUNT b. 1766 1Il.2nd Rhoda FANNING Peter HUNT b. 1768 Elizabeth HUNT b. 1769 m. 1st MORGAN 2nd SHERRILL

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Moses HUNT b. 1771 m. Susanna GIBSON . John HUNT b. 177~ m. Mary JARVIS Benjamin HUNT b. 1774 m. Sarah STRANGE Phoebe HUN'l'b. 1776 Contact: Bill R. HUNT, 120 Hiway, Noxon, MT 5985~

Searching tor into on CLARY tamily trom possibl~ Leesville, LA area. Mack CLARY m. 1st ??? BLACKWELL from around West Monroe, LA. They div­orced & he & young son Geo. Grayson moved to

. Vidor, Orange co, TX. Mac. was sherit! there & later son George was deputy. Wanting Mack's parents & BLACKWELL family into. Contact: Myrle DUDLEY CLARY, 704 Gerald Street, Henderson, Texas 75652

Seek parents ot SamuelBEAR/BAHR & Caroline/ Catherine I,EABFRUM,b. 2? Jan 1848 Dushane, Sullivan co PA, served Co B 58th PA Int & Co G 11th PA Int; m. Justine Charlotte SCHMIDT Lafayette co MO, d.there 1936. Contact: Maxine BEAR ROBERTS, 5048 J Parkway, Sacramento, Col 9582~

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Hillman College at Clinton Me alumnea Update (only Ark-La-Tex persona extracted)

1862 - Dortia W. W.ALLACE now lives at Pt. Pleasant, LA 18?6 - norence PURNISS HALL now lives at Monroe, LA 1876- Shellie WEBB DODDS now lives at New Orleans, LA 1885 - Octavia DODDS ANDERSON now lives at Corsicana, TX 1886 - Grace DUDLEY GRI7J7N now live. at St. Joseph, LA 1886 - Katie YEISER'married a \l.EEIt8 & lives at Pilot Point, LA. 1886 - Clara :rIEL]) now lives at New Orle&DS, LA 188? - norence ,DODDS married a BomaS & lives at Xingston, LA. 188? - George P'ULJCS married a MADISON & lives at Bastrop, LA 1892 - Doroth7 ANDERSON married a GRInIN & lives at Alton, LA 1892 - Lula WEBB married a KING & lives at Vansickle, Tr 1893 - Kate SMITH married a McGEE & lives at San Antonio, ,TX

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GENEALOGICAL SEMINAR SATURDAY-8 AUGUST 1987

JO WHI'!'E LINN

Certifled genealogist from Sallsbury. H.C. Former president of the North Carollna Gen­ealogical Society. Lecturer at five Nat1on­al Gen.alogical Society Conterences In tbe Stat,s. Editor ot the Rovan. County Re,lster. Consultant for the Snipes 'amIly Issac atIon. CouncIllor ot the NGS. Advlsor of Ma~azine of V1r!!Dla Genealo~. Director, NC~S. Is the author of 16 DO~S, 1ncluding elght deal­ing with the OrIslnal Rowan County, N. C •• Four books in the oven.

"THE GREAT PHILADELPHIA WAGON ROAD: A STUDY IN MIGRA.TIONS"

Tllls sem1nar tre. ts 'Ule1mmlgra t10n of varI­ous ethn1c and rel1810us groups into penns­ylvan1a and their subsequent migratIon Into the middle colonies and into the Carollnas and Tennessee.

Th1s vIl1 be an all day seminar. More deta1ls 1n tOe next issue ot the Genie. - ............. ..;.

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