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QUERY:Looking for information on Thomas Carter WHITE. Sosical security has he died in Ozark, Franklin, Arkansas in December 1966. Carter was born 10 Oct 1889. He was in Giles County 1930 census as Carter White age 44, occupation: Manager of Milk Plant.Wife Bettie age 44, Emerline Rees age 67, Mother-in-law.Bettie is buried in Giles County, TN. Is Carter buried in Franklin County? Any descendants there?Thanks for any help.Sue Davis
Surname: EdwardsQuery: A JP in the 1850's, according to your marriage records, was Linzy Edwards. I have a Lindsay Edwards ancestor who shows up in Grant/Saline Counties, having come from Knox County, Tennessee. I wonder if they are the same person or if anyone has information on the Franklin County Linzy Edwards. Any help appreciated; I have all of my Lindsay Edwards descendants.Name: Mary TsuiEmail: mtsui@montereybay.comDate: 14 December 2006_______________________________Mary TsuiLand Systems GroupPhone: 831-633-6445
----- Original Message -----From: LLAMEDUCK@aol.comSent: Sunday, December 03, 2006 2:10 PMSubject: looking for wilbur l langley died jun 1979 ozark,franklin,arkansas
looking for wilbur l langley died jun 1979 ozark,franklin,arkansas. he was born in indiana in 1917. looking for his obituary. contact cheryl at llameduck@aol.com
I'll post it and see what happens.G'EveningDon----- Original Message -----From: Wesley HaleSent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 10:19 PMSubject: Seeking Wooten Information!!Hello I am seeking information on a Hattie (Davies) Wooten who lived in Franklin Co in the 1930's with her Husband George Washington Wooten George died in 1930 and It seams that I can not find information on my Great-Grandmother Hattie after that any HELP!!!!! would be appericated and God Bless
----- Original Message -----From: Wesley HaleSent: Monday, November 27, 2006 7:42 PMSubject: would like to post a quorie please
WoottenI am seeking the death date of a Hattie Wooten who lived in Franklin Co acording to the 1930 census her husband was a George Washington Wooten who died in 1930 in Franklin Co, Hattie filed for his Civil War pennision in 1923, Hattie was born Hattie Davis 1877/1888 in California she married George around 1900 in Arkansas, Hattie Wooten date of death is inportant to me becuse she is my Great-Grandmother any help would be Great!!!! Thank you
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 7:34 PMSubject: Query
Haislip/Haslip Jeanene Perdue I am trying to find any information on my greatgrandfather. His name was Rance Levi Haislip(aka Levi Edward Haslip). His parents were Issac Haislip & Mary Ann Keen Haislip. He had brothers named Richard, Henry, & Frank and his sisters names were Pearl and May. There may have been other siblings but I don't know their names. They lived in Ozark Arkansas in the early 1900's and beyond. If anyone has any information, please contact me.
Franklin County FamiliesGERGANESS, FRANKLIN, GAGEOvell WebbOctober 24, 2006Searching for informotion on family of Samuel J Gerganess, court clerk in Franlkin County, in 1854.Married Dulcina Derinda Lucinda Gage dau of Willliam Gage.Families believed to live near Mill Creek, Mulberry or Ozark.D Gerganess listed in Mill Creek township on 1860 Census.image 94 page 94 sheet 334 Mill Creek635D Gerganess 38 f AL
Mary J 18 AR
Jerree 16 m AR
Sarah J 11 AR
John C S 3 ARAny information will be appreciated.Ovell Webb
Hello,I am trying to get my family tree together. My GGrandmother was Della (or Idella Carr). She married Wallace Turner and had 4 children with him. He passed on .. She then married Albert Baker and had 1 child, my grandfather Wallace Albert Baker. She was a very tall lady, about 6ft. I was told that Albert Baker's family was from Ozark and are buried at Gar Creek Cemetery. Have you got any information?any help would be much appreciated.thanks so much,Lisa (Baker) GreySummerfield, OK
From: Wesley HaleSent: Friday, October 13, 2006 8:46 PMSubject: Seek someHELP!! in Franklin Co Arkansas please
Hello I am seeking some help in Franklin Co Please, I am trying to find waht year my Great Grandmother passed Her name is Hattie Wooten she was married to a George Washington Wooten who passed a-way in 1930 after that time I can not seam to find any information on my Great-Grandmother except the fact her son (my Grandfather) died in Los Angles Co, California and her daughter (my Great-Aunt) died in Ventura Co, California, if at all possible I would like to also know know were my Great Grand-Mother is buried she was born here in California any help would be Appericated you my contack me at w.hale@sbcglobal.net Thank you and God BlessBrother Wesley Hale of the Church of Jesus Crist of Later Day Saints
From: <Kelleyhrlnd@wmconnect.comSent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 5:51 AMSubject:Kelley, Duvall, TaylorHI, I AM CONNECTED TO THE JOHN PLEASANT KELLEY LINE, THE LOUISA VIRGINIA
DUVALL THAT MARRIED JOHN WESLEY TAYLOR ALSO. ANY LINK. HAROLD KELLEY
Great grandmother, Kate T. Smither Sims, born 1853, was buried in Hight Cemetary in 1919. Trying to find Smither or Sims family where she lived. She might have been visiting in the area when she died. I believe she had a brother, Gabriel or Galbreth Smither in Franklin County who also died in 1919.M. Gonzalezemail: mspeed44@aol.comOctober 13, 2006
I am looking for parents of Sarah Jane Carter who married Lewis Tiner at Clarksville, AR in 1857. The family wet up housekeeping in Short Mt. Township, Franklin Co., Ar, they appear on the 1860 census. Sarah Jane Carter Tiner/Tyner died before 1870 and the family moved to Sallisaw, I.T. Would like to find out where Sarah Jane Tiner and her 2 sons, Steven and Jesse Tyner are buried. 9/29/06 Patt Stanek, Mosiersis@aol.com
Can anyone tell me exactly where Short Mtn. Township is in Franklin Co? My Lewis Tiner family is listed there on the 1860 census along with his wife and daughter. Patt Stanek Mosiersis@aol.comFrom: <roxanna.iser@cox.netSent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 3:45 PMSurnames: Sanders
Classification: Query
Hi, I am looking for info on my great grandmother Jennie Mariah Sanders. She was born 9 Feb 1890 in Ozark, Arkansas. She married Carlton Walker Leeper on 12 Jul 1911 in Texas. I dont know her parents names or where they are from. Any info would be great.
Thank you,
Roxanna
Researching Charleston, Arkansas founder C.R (Charles Roderick) Kellum/Kellam and family.
MaryEllen Cecil
GenJunkie74@Aol.com
SURNAME: NIXON
QUERY: Seeking additional information on the descendants of John Coffee Nixon, son of Francis Marion Nixon. John Coffee Nixon married Mary Frances SIMPSON, and had 8 children, one of which was George Washington Nixon (Birth: 12 JUL 1840 in Franklin Co. AR), who had a son named E. C. (or E. T.) Nixon.
There is a note that E. C. Nixon married a "Golden", but nothing is known of this marriage, nor of any descendants.
In the 1900 Census of Prairie Grove Township, the family of George Washington Nixon lists his wife, wife's mother, and children still at home. James S was 24 and a painter, Edward T. Nixon was 13 and at school. Here there seems to be a discrepancy as to whether the name of George's son was Edward T or Edward C Nixon.
We are trying to discover as much information as possible regarding this son of George W Nixon.
Thank you for any information.
Sincerely,
Angie Nixon
347 Willow Street
Castle Rock, CO 80104
7202072802
angie@zondi.com
CAMPBELL:This is for anyone who is related to Smithy Campbell and her children in the 1850 census of Franklin County, AR. It has long been a misconception that Smithy Smith Campbell was married to a William Campbell. She was not. She was married to James Campbell, the son of Richard Campbell and Susanna. James and Smithy were in Perry County, TN in 1820. Apparently between the 1820 & and 1830 census James died...possibly before 1825 when Smithy was named in her father John Smith's will. Son-in-laws were named for the married daughters, but Smithy Campbell and Penny Campbell were named themselves. I am just trying to set the record straight for those who have been under the misconception that Smithy was married to Richard Campbell's brother William. William Campbell was still in TN in the 1850 census with his wife Jane and two of their adult children.
I would also like to add that Richard H. Campbell in Franklin in 1860 was more than likely the son of William Campbell not his brother Richard. William Campbell born 1799 was the son of Richard and Rachel Smith Campbell and he was in Franklin County, AR in 1850 as well. Smithy Smith Campbell was his Aunt thru his mother Rachel and she was his sister-in-law thru his half brother James Campbell. They may have actually traveled to AR together after 1840. Smithy was apparently still in Perry County in 1830 in the household of her son Cyrus. I have not been able to locate her in 1840.
Back to Richard H. born abt 1822...in the 1830 census a boy his age was in William's household and in 1840 Richard H. is out into the census and William is missing 2 older boys. William's brother Richard has all 4 of his boys from 1830 still in his household in 1840 leaving little question that Richard H. was most probably the son of William and Polly Akin (whom he married in 1818 in Williamson County as Duncan Campbell).
Richard Campbell moved on to Missouri in 1860...Richard H. moved on to Franklin County, AR by 1860 where his parents and other siblings had relocated. Next door to him is Mary Campbell (although I think the age was off) from SC...his mother...Mary "Polly" Nancy Akin Campbell.
I know people want to get their lineage right and hopefully this will help members from these two family's descendants. There is documentation on Smithy Smith Campbell as the wife of James and the census records seem to bear out Richard H. Campbell's parentage. My lineage is Elizabeth Campbell Hilburn, the sister to William and Richard Campbell and the niece and sister-in-law of Smithy Smith Campbell and the Aunt of Richard H. Campbell. These people are all of my lineage in one way or another and I know I want them lined up correctly.
JacksonSeeking any information about parents of William Henry Jackson, born 1827 in Georgia, died 1899 Mulberry, Arkansas. Also interested in anything about his descendants. Thanks.Bill Jackson9/20/2006
My ggrandmother was Minnie Belle WALKER STATON and she was born in Franklin County, in or near Vesta, AR on 15 Oct 1879 and died 16 May of 1938 in Vesta. Married T.F. (Thomas) Staton 23 Dec 1897. They are both buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery.
I wonder if we are related? Charles G. Staton born 1878 and died in Franklin County. His father came from Georgia. He had six children: Berkley (Shorty), Harvey, Raymond, Montie, Lois and ??. Found them on the 1920 Census in Basham, Franklin, Arkansas.
Do you know anything about this family?
Bob Davis
Oklahoma City
405-820-4082
James G. Pierce b ca 1819 TN md Mary Wisdom b ca 1823 TN. They
married 1841 in Washington Co. MO and their first children were born
in MO. They then moved to AR and appeared on the 1850 census of
White Oak, Franklin Co. and they both died in Franklin Co.
I'm curious about Mary (Wisdom) Pierce's parents. I've been told
that her father was a Francis Wisdom but I can find nothing to verify
that. I've noticed there were many Wisdoms living in Franklin Co.
and I wonder if or how they might be related. Anyone researching them??
Dan
SURNAME: WISDOMMY NAME: Barbara E. StevensEmail: bestevens69@msn.comDate: 8/17/2006Researching the family of A. H. Wisdom, wife Sarah Ann, children William Carroll, Thomas J., etal. All found in Franklin Co. census from 1860 through 1930. A few missing links, all responses welcome. Contact at email address please.Thank You. Barbara Stevens
Surnames: SARGENT, BARNES
I am trying to locate grave of Mary Barnes SARGENT who was born June 29, 1841 died April 23, 1887 - she was the first wife of John M. SARGENT born December 31, 1841 died October 28, 1905 buried at Sarah's Grove near Figure Five in Crawford County, Arkansas - their son George is buried in Parks Cemetery in Charleston.
Don, I am posting this to several list so if you are on more then one, you might
get it again.
I am looking for researchers that are researching Henry Holloway Hatfield,
who married (1) Lucinda Thurman and then (2) Nancy Brown. He was son of Andrew
'Andy' Warren Hatfield and Priscilla 'Pricy' Turner. Lucinda Thurman was
daughter of Ephraim Thurman and Rosannah 'Rosie' Rogers. Franklin County, AR
I have a few questions and problems with his family. I hope someone has the
info I am needing.
Lucinda Thurman
b. June 27, 1818, Bledsoe Co, TN
d. Bet. 1848 - 1850, Marion Co, Tn
She married Henry Holloway Hatfield, Bet. 1839 - 1840, Marion Co, TN. She is
22 yrs of age and he, 17, when they married. In the 1840 census, only the
two of them are listed. But we know that Hiram H. (Holloway) Hatfield was born
Dec 1840. This would mean she was with child when the 1840 census was taken.
This makes more sense that he was her first child and they married late 1839
or before March 1840.
She is listed in the 1830 census with her parents.
1830 Census of Marion Co, TN
Ephraim Thurman 121001/10101
1 Male under 5 yrs of age (Oliver Miller (3))
2 Males 5 and under 10 yrs of age (Weslay (9) and Joseph C. Thurman
(5))
1 Male 10 and under 15 yrs of age (Isaac Thurman (11))
1 Male 30 and under 40 yrs of age (Ephraim Thurman (33))
1 Female under 5 yrs of age (Rosa M. Thurman (NB))
1 Female 10 and under 15 yrs of age (Lucinda Thurman (12))
1 Female 20 and under 30 yrs of age (Rosa Thurman (31))
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She is listed with husband in the 1840 census.
1840 Census of Marion Co, TN
Hatfield, Henry 0001/00001
1 Male 15 and under 20 yrs of age (Henry Hatfield (17))
1 Female 20 and under 30 yrs of age (Lucinda Thurman Hatfield (22))
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After daughter, Lucinda Hatfield was born in 1848, she must have died. She
is NOT listed on the 1850 census.
Does someone have a better death date for her and where she is buried?
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Henry Holloway Hatfield married again shortly after Lucinda's death to Nancy
Brown (b. 1832, TN), abt 1850, Marion Co, TN.
Does anyone know a better marriage date for them? Also who was Nancy Brown's
parents?
She and Henry are listed with the first 4 children's of Lucinda's and Henry
and Nancy's first child, Obedience Caroline Hatfield.
1850 Census of Marion Co, TN
Household and Family #199/199
Henry Hatfield 27 M Merchant 300 TN
Nancy Hatfield 19 F Meth TN
Hiram Hatfield 09 M TN
James M. Hatfield 07 M TN
Ephraim Hatfield 05 M TN
Lucinda Hatfield 02 F TN
Obedience Hatfield 6M F TN
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After this census, between 1855-1857, they moved on to Walker Co, GA, and
continued to have more children. As we know, like other family members, Walker
Co, GA was the place to go. I wonder if it was for the Land Lottery. Notice
the last two were born in GA and the rest in TN. And of course, Lucinda's
children are still with them.
1860 Census of Walker Co, GA, Upper Grove, Cedar Grove PO
Household and Family #1421/1365
Henry Harfield 38 M Farmer 1000 400 TN
Nancy Hatfield 28 F TN
Hiram Hatfield 20 M TN
Mattason Hatfield 17 M TN
Ephraim A. Hatfield 15 M TN
Lucinda Hatfield 13 F TN
Caroline Hatfield 11 F TN
Martha Hatfield 09 F TN
Catherine Hatfield 07 F TN
Mary Hatfield 04 F GA
Josephine Hatfield 01 F GA
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This family is on the move. After 1868, they moved to AL. I believe some of
the info on this census is incorrect but I do believe that it is them. Notice
the age and place of birth for some of the children. Not quite correct. Also
all of Lucinda's children are on their own and not listed with them.
Henry's daughter, Catherine Hatfield is not listed on this census.
Did she marry or did she die?
She would have been abt 15-17 yrs of age and could have married. The last
two names listed are hard to read. They should be John S. and Murkey C.
Hatfield.
1870 Census of De Kalb Co, AL, Township 7, Range 8, Lebanon PO
Household and Family #6/6
H Hatfield 48 M W Farmer 3000 515 TN
Nancy Hatfield 38 F W Keeping House TN
Martha Hatfield 18 F W TN
Caroline Hatfield 16 F W TN
Mary Hatfield 14 F W TN (In School)
Josephine Hatfield 12 F W TN (In School)
Zaney Hatfield 10 F W GA (In School)
Nancy Hatfield 08 F W GA (In School)
J. C. Hatfield 06 M W GA (In School)
Michey Hatfield 04 F W GA
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Now here is where is gets real good. Henry Holloway Hatfield died 4 yrs
after the 1870 census, May 18, 1874. I am not sure if he was living in the above
location or already had moved to ARK. Nancy is listed in the 1880 census in
ARK with 3 of her children. The last child was added in ARK and is 7 yrs of
age, born abt 1873, poss before Henry died. It states she was born in ARK so
they must have been living in ARK in 1873 and was there when Henry died.
Does someone know if he died in ARK? If so, where is he buried?
I do not know who their daughters married so I cannot follow them any
further. John S. Hatfield, who I think may have the middle name 'SUMMERFIELD' , is
listed on this census but I cannot find him after this. And of course there
is not an 1890 census to help us follow them. I cannot find Nancy after this
either.
I am hoping I can find someone to help me with the rest of this line.
I also hope to find the answer to several of my questions on this family.
Can anyone share who the daughters married and where they went?
1880 Census of Franklin Co, AR, Ivy
Household and Family #87/96
Nancy HATFIELD Self W Female W 55 TN Keeping House VA NC
John S. HATFIELD S Male W 15 GA Farmer TN TN
M. C. HATFIELD S Female W 12 GA At Home TN TN
Anna HATFIELD S Female W 07 AR TN TN
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If anyone thinks they are related to or have info on the 4 children of Henry
and Lucinda Thurman Hatfield: Hiram H. (Holloway) Hatfield, James Mattason
Hatfield, Ephraim Andrew Hatfield and Lucinda Hatfield, please email me. I do
have more info on them and willing to share what I have. Maybe we can help
each other.
Helen
Charles G Staton born Jan 28, 1878 died June 30, 1938 was married to Addie Henton Staton born June 30, 1918 they had seven children Berkley, Harvey, Raymond, Montie, Harold, Lois and Clyde. My aunt Lois remembers an Aunt Minnie and an Uncle Frank, who she believes were her fathers brother and sister. My mother was Montie.
I believe Thomas Flemon Staton from Hall County, Georgia married Minnie Bell and had 4 children Alice, Florence, Golden and Charles.
Is this Charles listed above as Thomas Staton's son, my Grandfather? If so, do you have any records or proof to support your views?
Thanks, Bob
Hi Rita. The Franklin County webpage has a link to the Coal Miners Memorial which lists the deaths in the mines. Thank you and I hope this helps. Don KellyFrom: Rita HookerSent: Sunday, June 11, 2006 9:40 PMSubject: QUERY
HOOKER BARKER HONEAJAMES & RITA HOOKER
We are looking for information about George Hooker my Great Grandfather who died in coal mining accident in 1910 In Franklin County. My Great Grandmother who was married to Martha Honea she died around 1963 I Heard.
. My other Great Grandparents lived in Ozark Issac N Barker and Avey (Elisabeth Samply)
THANK YOU JAMES D & RITA HOOKER
Surnames: WALKER, JAMESON, STATON, WAGNER
Hi Don and Gabbie,
I hope I'm not leading you on the wrong path here. After more research today I may have the last name wrong. My ggrandmother was Minnie Belle WALKER STATON and she was born in Franklin County, in or near Vesta, AR on 15 Oct 1879 and died 16 May of 1938 in Vesta. Married T.F. (Thomas) Staton 23 Dec 1897. They are both buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery. On her death certificate the maiden name for her Mom was very hard to read and I wasn't sure if it said BEARD, BEENE, BEAN or BEAR. First name Rosa. Father was Charles WALKER. That is as much proof in documents that I have. From what I have gathered through census documents and guessing is the father and mother of Charles is James and Sarah from AL and TN.
Now I am thinking it was BEENE and not BEARD. I can go further into what I have but it may not be what your needing. If anything sounds good to you let me know and I will give you all I have but I have a feeling I am leading you astray. As we are both looking at the same County and time frame I will let you know if I see anything with the BEARD surname. Have you tried the newspaper from Ozark? I think it is called the Spectator. They are online.
I am trying to resolve an entry from the 1900 census from Grover, Franklin,From: chris wilburnSent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 7:52 AMSubject: Query; WILBURN, BERRY, DUNN
Looking for decendants of Mary Wilburn and Henry Berry. Mary was born 1-29-1838 in Madison Co., Arknasas died 1-23-1903 in Charleston, Franklin CO., Arkansas. She is the d/o James Wilburn and Sara Jane Dunn of Franklin Co., Arkansas. Mary is buried in Parks Cem. in Charleston. Henry is the son of William Berry Sr. Henry was born 12-10-1820 in Tennessee. He died 7-30-1881 in Charleston, Franklin Co., Arkansas. He too is buried in Parks Cem., Charleston, Arkansas. Henry and Mary had 14 children all born in Charleston, Franklin Co., Arkansas. Children are as follows: Louis B., John C., Margaret Elizabeth, Mary A. Minervia, Joel W., Rachael P., Thomas W.,William L. Ellen L., Francis D., Richard Dean, Emma B., Samuel & Ada A.Chris WilburnMay 4, 2006
I am descended from William Green Hight and Naomi Patterson Hight. Naomi died in 1872 or 1873 and William Green Hight then remarried. My record shows he died in Crawford County, Arkansas in 1881. One of his sons was Dr. John Hight (not my direct line). I am trying to determine the burial place of William Green Hight and Naomi Patterson Hight. Could it be the Hight Cemetery you mention? Any help would be appreciated and would be glad to share info on the Hight family. Thanks. William Hight Seely
Will post this weekend Alvin. Thank youFrom: "Alvin K. Swonger" AKS@URI.EDU
AR. It lists a John Emmery, born April 1876 in AR, as head of
household. There are three other people in this household: Elizabeth
Swanger, born Nov 1857, listed as John's mother; Harvey Swanger, born May
1883, listed as John's brother; and Jocie Swanger, born Sep 1884, listed as
John's sister. It would seem that Elizabeth was married to a Mr. Emmery
and had John in 1876, then married a Mr. Swanger and had Harvey and Jocie
in 1883/4. Elizabeth had other children as well, but only these three were
surviving in 1900 it would seem.
Census records are notorious for misspelling of names. It is likely that
"Emmery" was actually "Emery", since the former is almost nonexistent in
Arkansas records while the latter is commonplace. I strongly suspect that
"Swanger" is also a mislisting in this instance. I can find no Swangers or
Swongers that fit with this group. I suspect that Harvey Swanger is the
same as the Harvey Swearington in the 1910 Arkansas census. The names
Swearington, Swearingin, and Swearinger were prominent in both Cass and
Franklin Counties in that era. There is an example from Benton Co, AR in
the same census year where a Swearinger is listed as a "Swanger" even
though he is residing next door to his "Swearinger" father.
Does anyone have any ideas for better determining the identity of this
small family group? For example, would a birth record exist for Harvey or
Jocie in Franklin County to indicate their true surname or a death record
for either Mr. "Emmery" or Mr. Swanger/Swearington? Can such records be
accessed in Franklin Co, AR for genealogical research or are they
restricted to members of the immediate family?
Will post today, and thank you.DonFrom: TascaSubject: Query
SURNAMES: RUSSELL/CLIMERLooking for information on Harve RUSSELL who married Syrilda CLIMER. They had 5 children: twin daughters, Elma & Velma, Ruth, George & Helen.Any information would be appreciated. The twins were born in Denning, Franklin Co., AR on Nov. 30, 1912.Thanks,R. TascaMarch 26, 2006
Surnames: DURNING, ANDERSON,
Hello;
I am searching for an ancestor who was said to have married a Lewis (or Louis) Durning . She was an Anderson from Davdison CO TN and they moved to Franklin Co Ark. Eventually, they took in some Anderson children, nieces and nephews of my ancestor, whose names were, Nancy Jane, Clay and Mary Alice. They were the children of James Anderson and Sarah Hughes. In the 1860 Census for Boston, Franklin Co. Arkansas, they following entry lists the family:
house or dwelling # 547 L.(S?) J. Durning M age 70 farmer $1600 $4100 b. NC
Nancy Durning F age 60 (b. ca 1799) b. KY
Children: John age 10 b. Ark
Nannie age 3 ( or 7 hard to read)
M. Anderson F age 21
Clay Anderson M age 19
N.J. Anderson F age 16
A. Blair M age 22 Farmer b. KY
Does any of this connect with your DURNING line?
Nancy Noel
Surnames: WALKER, GWIN
Seeking info on James, John and David Walker who were early land owners in
Franklin Co. David Walker bought land in 1839, James Walker in 1860 and John
Walker in 1858. I believe these to be tied to James Gilmore Walker in White
Co. because this J.G.Walker also owned land in Franklin Co. Will share info.
Eva Walker Myer
emyer@cox.net
01-01-2006