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Hempstead
Co. CSA - Etter's Artillery Battery - Roster
LinkPendium,
links for all 50 states
LinkPendium is being developed by Karen Isaacson and Brian Leverich,
founders of the extremely popular "RootsWeb" genealogical community
site.
At the time of its merger with "Ancestry" in June 2000, RootsWeb had
about
600,000 registered users, was serving about 100,000,000 Web page
views monthly, and was delivering about 160,000,000 pieces of email
monthly to the subscribers of its 18,000 mailing lists. The company had
more than 40 employees and operated its own 7,000 square foot
network operations center in Bakersfield, CA.
Primitive Baptist Library Website From:
Robert L Webb
Thu, 7 Nov 2002 13:36:59
For about two years we have been working an on extensive website
with history of Primitive Baptist Churches, county by county,
in over thirty states, across the northern, eastern and western
tier of our country. Some of these states have only sketchy
information,
others (such as Illinois and Iowa) are quite detailed, with lists
of surnames of members which have been taken from our database
of members, which now has nearly 40,000 entries. About half of
these names are for Illinois.
To view our website, Prmiitive
Baptist Churches
To go directly to the pages we are just beginning for Arkansas,
go to
Arkansas
Prmiitive Baptist Churches
We would be grateful for any assistance anyone can give us as
we try to preserve our heritage, by obtaining and preserving old
church records, association minutes, historical sketches, biographical
sketches of ministers, photos, etc.
We have very limited staff, volunteer, but will do our best to
respond as time permits.
Elder Robert Webb
The Primitive Baptist Library
416 Main Street
Carthage, IL 62321
Great Internet Resource Site From: Kathleen Burnett
Sun, 10 Nov 2002 15:40:44
I ran across this site and thought some of you might find it helpful
in locating site that will help you with your genealogical research.
Internet
Resources - for Genealogy
AccessGenealogy
Web Site
We would like to bring to your attention the present
resources/pages we have for Arkansas that could
benefit Arkansas researchers.
a.. Arkansas Genealogy Resource Center
b.. Arkansas Census Resource Center (under construction)
c.. Arkansas Counties Map
d.. Arkansas Civil War Map
e.. Arkansas Military Resource Center
f.. Arkansas Native American Resource Center
1.. Proposals By Cherokee Indians
2.. Arkansas Federally Non-Recognized Tribes
g.. Arkansas Vital Records
1.. Cemetery Records of the Western District (Lawrence County)
h.. Arkansas World War II Casualties (images)
i.. Discover Arkansas Genealogy WebRing
All data and information found on AccessGenealogy is free.
Some Hempstead County
Obituaries
Some Hempstead Co.
Confederate Soldiers
The Diary of
Clinton Harrison Moore Typed and Edited by: Larry and Kathryn
Priest
Offering a "Next of Kin (tm)"
search is Lineagesnet.com
Thanks to Larry and Kathryn Priest: You can find
Arkansas
land records here. If you search the archives you can find
copies of land records.
This Tennessee site has information
that might help find roots for People
of Color
The site offers links and information for all colors of people,
including Native Americans.
More like this
1860
slaveholders
Thomas M. Blake has done partial transcriptions of the 1860 slave
census for over 130 Counties, including Hempstead. These transcriptions
are part of a project he placed on Roots Web indexing the names
of larger 1860 slaveholders and matching the surnames with African
Americans on the 1870 census.
Some Old Time Photos Can be found at this site.
It has some wonderful old photos, including some from Hempstead
County.
Old
Photos
Arkansas
Genealogy
Original Arkansas
Page
Cindy's List
Political
Graveyard
Email to Hope-Hempstead Chamber of Commerce -hopeark@arkansas.net
Original
Marriage Certificates and Miller Co. Treasures
Posted Mon, 13 Mar 2000 05:31:23
Texarkana USA Genealogical Society has in its possession more
than 9,000 Original Marriage Certificates for marriages in Bowie
County TX and 2,000 + Originals for Miller County AR. The majority
of them are from about 1889 to 1935. A few older, some more recent.
The Miller County are indexed by both Groom and Bride. The Bowie
County are indexed by Groom only.They can be obtained a low cost,
a SASE and a short lineage chart showing your relationship to
the individuals.
If you had relatives who married in either of these counties in
this time frame, I will be happy to check for availabilty of their
certificates. If we have them, you will be notifed on where to
send your information so that it will reach the proper person.
Will also notify you if they are not available.
We would love to get all of these Certificates placed in the hands
of family members as they would be a great addition to your family
records. Please feel free to forward this mail to any list to
which you subscribe.
Thanks, Doris Lindblad
From Bill Boulineau: Census
online
This is the completed online census by Rootsweb. You might want
to check this page from time to time to see if they have your
county online. It is free, no CD required, and you can download
and save the census data.
URL for the 1850 Hempstead census at Rootsweb
Mary in Wyoming adds: You can also find the USGW Census Project
at Another source Both
are free, and one just might have a census that the other doesn't.
Kathleen
Burnett
I have started a new mailing list called AR-ROLLCALL. It is a
mailing list for anyone who just wants to post surnames and dates
in hopes of connecting with others researching the same surnames
in Arkansas.
To subscribe to this list - send the word subscribe to
AR-ROLLCALL-L-request@rootsweb.com or
AR-ROLLCALL-D-request@rootsweb.com for the digest form. When you
get your confirmation, you can then send your queries to
AR-ROLLCALL-L@ROOTSWEB.COM
I look forward to helping this list become another tool for those
researching in Arkansas. Kathleen Burnett
Mary Mc
Coulskey Brooks Offers the links listed below.
Wedding
Bells
United
States Birth and Death Records
United
States Obituary Records
United
States Cemetery Records
And for a commercial site: Census
CD-ROM Containing images of the Federal Census pages available
by Year, State, and County rather than by roll of microfilm. Thus,
you can get just what you need. Most records are either $4.95
or $9.95 and many are FREE with any other purchase.