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Murder in Johnson County c 1855

Alice10725 — 2009-11-08 17:27:20Z

Richard Brady, along with his wife and child, moved from TN to Johnson County, Ar. His wife and young daughter were murdered there. He hunted down the murderer and killed the man with a Bowie knife. Looking for more details on this incident.

CHILDREN OF LAWRENCE AND MOLLIE MARLOW WAGES

Myssi10 — 2009-10-30 18:53:14Z

THIS IS ALL THE INFORMATION THAT I HAVE. I'D APPRECIATE ANY AND ALL HELP. THANKS.

WANDA FAYE WAGES
FREDA WAGES
VEDA WAGES

I DON'T HAVE INFO CONCERNING MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS, BURIALS, ETC.

THANKS.

Fred Dixon, Missouri, Arkansas?

dwabmom04 — 2009-10-29 16:26:56Z

Need help! Looking for any info on my great-grandfather. All I know is he was called Fred and he married a lady named Emily, and had a son named Simon Peter Dixon on Aug 31, 1888 in Missouri, AR. All I could find was 2 birth records for Simon that show dad's name as F.L. Dixon on one and F.S. Dixon on the other.

MARGET MOORE ANGLIN PHOTO

Myssi10 — 2009-10-28 14:34:57Z

I WAS WONDERING IF SOMEONE HAS A PHOTO OF MARGET MOORE ANGLIN AND WOULD SEND ME A COPY? SHE IS THE WIFE OF HARVE ANGLIN AND IS BURIED IN PATTERSON SPRINGS CEM AT OARK IN JOHNSON CO., ARKANSAS. MY UNCLE CECIL IS HER GRANDSON BY HER DAUGHTER DOVIE. HE HAS NEVER SEEN A PHOTO OF MARGET.
I'D APPRECIATE ANY AND ALL HELP. THANKS.

MISSY

CHLOE TABOR OBIT

Myssi10 — 2009-10-26 19:30:38Z

I'D APPRECIATE IF SOMEONE WOULD HELP ME WITH CHLOE MARLOW TABOR'S OBIT.

CHLOE TABOR BORN 5-30-1908 AND DIED 2-2-1994 IN CLARKSVILLE, JOHNSON CO., ARKANSAS.

THANK YOU.

GERALD HART OBIT

Myssi10 — 2009-10-26 17:12:34Z

I'D APPRECIATE IF SOMEONE WOULD LOOKUP GERALD HART'S OBIT FOR ME.

GERALD HART BORN 1-13-1914 AND DIED 11-1977 IN CLARKSVILLE, JOHNSON CO., ARKANSAS.

THANK YOU.

THOMAS GAY OBIT

Myssi10 — 2009-10-26 17:02:06Z

I'D APPRECIATE IF SOMEONE WOULD LOOKUP THOMAS GAY'S OBIT FOR ME.

THOMAS GAY BORN 7-26-1915 AND DIED 4-8-1988 IN CLARKSVILLE, JOHNSON CO., ARKANSAS.

THANK YOU.

JOHN A NEIL OBIT

Myssi10 — 2009-10-26 16:54:27Z

I'D APPRECIATE IF SOMEONE WOULD LOOKUP JOHN NEIL'S OBIT FOR ME.

JOHN A NEIL BORN 8-23-1927 AND DIED 10-21-1996 IN CLARKSVILLE, JOHNSON CO., ARKANSAS.

THANK YOU.

tommy nowotny

jtgglisson — 2009-10-26 05:30:31Z

janet, my e-mail is jtgglisson@aol.com

Re: tommy nowotny

jtgglisson — 2009-10-26 05:26:14Z

Hello, my name is jerry glisson and i am adopted, my natural mothers name is mildred fox, she gave birth to me in november of 1963. mildred is from Lamar, Ark.

I have met her numerous times and she advised me a few years ago that Tommy Nowotny is my father.

I would just like to see a picture of him if that is possible, maybe a pic from 1963 era, this is all that i am interested in at this time. any pic would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance
Jerry Glisson (Deputy Sheriff) ret.

Johnson/ Gisladottir

rbmanor — 2009-10-25 17:08:20Z

Looking for ancesters to Sigurour Johnson and Margaret Gisladottir. They had 7 children. Sylvia, John, Helga, Gisle, Harold, Hank. All born in Iceland.

Re: tommy nowotny

jomoore127 — 2009-10-23 02:16:57Z

I'm helping my daughter with the Nowotny family.
My son-in-law is Don
Jo Box Moore

Re: tommy nowotny

Snickerbar|MA1790566 — 2009-10-22 16:34:34Z

What connection do you have? Tom Nowotny was my uncle, his son Tommy was my cousin.

Janet

Re: Stumbaughs

jimboriddle — 2009-10-21 18:11:09Z

G.N. Stumbaugh WAS NOT George N. Stumbaugh, his name was Graham Newton Stumbaugh or as my mother called him, Uncle Newt. He did marry Susan Jane Brantley. As I am having to use a public computer to write this, I don't have any of my information with me(I have done a Stumbaugh Family Tree)but if you would contact me, I could get you their children's names, etc. My home phone is: (479) 754 - 1150 and my cell # is: (479) 214 - 3120. My Great-Great Grandfather was Andrew Jackson Stumbaugh, first pastor of Annie's Chapel and father of Graham Newton Stumbaugh.

Durham and Porter

KayeEmery — 2009-10-19 16:12:34Z

I am looking for a marriage license for Robert Lee Durham and Dora Porter. It maybe Lee Durham and was 1899 or 1900. They are in Johnson County Prarie township living in the household of William F. Porter in 1900. Does anyone know how I can obtain this license? kadysgram@yahoo.com Kaye Emery

Re: Johnson Co AR Houston Family

kstatham166 — 2009-10-18 14:26:00Z

None of these names are ringing a bell, but I've just started my research.

Re: Johnson Co AR Houston Family

CivilWar49 — 2009-10-18 04:52:03Z

Any relation to these two Civil War soldiers from Johnson County?

HOUSTON, ROBERT: C. S. Company M, 7th Arkansas Cavalry Regiment 3Lt/3Lt. Enlisted 15 Sep 1863 in Johnson County. Absent on detached service 18 Sep 1864. Born 28 Aug 1827 in Ohio. Married Sarah Louisa Jackson 1851 in Johnson County. Age listed as 33 on 1860 Johnson County Census. Died 4 Jan 1901 in Johnson County.

HOUSTON, SAMUEL B. : C. S. Company A, 16th Arkansas Infantry Regiment Pvt/Sgt. Enlisted 12 Sep 1861 at Clarksville. Age at enlistment: 19. Appointed 5th Sergeant 28 Jun 1862. Promoted to 4th Sergeant Aug 1862. Captured 8 Jul 1863 at Port Hudson, Louisiana. Born 20 Jun 1843 in Arkansas. Age listed as 7 on 1850 Johnson County Census. Married Marie Langford 1 Aug 1867 in Johnson County. Died 20 Feb 1935 at Sapulpa, Creek Co., Oklahoma.

I am compiling information on the Civil War soldiers of Johnson County. Any additional information on these
individuals would be welcome.

Re: Johnson Co AR Historical Society Journal - Help Needed

kstatham166 — 2009-10-17 17:29:08Z

My husband is also connected to the Houston family in Clarksville. . .Thomas Jefferson Houston (1843-1903), Elizabeth McPherson (1854-1937) and their son Andrew Franklin Houston (1873 - 1940). Supposidly, Andrew Franklin "Frank" was killed when he was run over by a car in Clarksville. I'd love any additional information.
-- Katie Statham
k_statham@sbcglobal.net

Re: Jesse W. Johnson

bruce137 — 2009-10-03 04:31:51Z

Jesse was my great great grandfather,Samuel was my great grandfather,Owen Larence was my grandfather and Cyril Reginald was my father.I am Lawrence Bruce Johnson,named after my grandfather.
Sorry but Jesse is as far as I have been able to trace my roots to.
Good luck hunting and please contact me with any questions or info you may have.lbjacj@yahoo.com
Your kinfolk,
Lawrence Bruce Johnson

Re: IVADALE HUTSON

DavidLHamm2006 — 2009-08-11 05:01:28Z

Hey! My Name Is Amanda Hamm. Ivadale Is My Grandma. Anne Harris Is My Mom. We Would Love 2 Hear From U. My Number Is 479 285 6219 Or U Can Email Me. Moms Home Number Is 479 474 4549 And Her Cell Is 479 285 6889. Her Email Is AHarris@FortSmithPsychology.com. Hope 2 Hear From U.

Re: Dora Hammons

Judy_Salyers — 2009-07-23 13:51:39Z

Some family trees on Rootsweb and A.com say she died in
1918 but show no source for it.

She was born in Arkansas according to the 1910 census
and both parents in Ky.
Dora is with her mother Sarah, step father Wm. T. Doke
and five Doke children, ages 10 to 7/12.

Sarah and Tom W. Doke and his mother among others are buried at Lone Pine cemetery. Their headstones and some
information can be seen on the Find A Grave website.

There is a listing with no dates for an infant Elam
and Mrs. B. Elam, also in Lone Pine cemetery.

http://www.findagrave.com/

I'm not related. Judy

Re: Dora Hammons

Myssi10 — 2009-07-23 18:34:57Z

Thanks for the information. Much appreciated.

Re: Dora Hammons

Myssi10 — 2009-07-28 19:13:44Z

Thanks.

Nancy Messer Marlow

Myssi10 — 2009-10-09 19:44:08Z

I am trying to locate where Nancy is buried. She was born 11-22-1851 in Knox Co., Kentucky and died 5-7-1906 in Johnson Co., Arkansas. Her parents are Nelson and Mahala Davis Messer.

Nancy married John Marlow 5-8-1867 in Knox Co., Kentucky.

John Marlow is buried in Oark Cem in Oark, Johnson Co., Arkansas. He was born 8-1842 in Kentucky and died 6-6-1913 in Johnson Co., Arkansas. His parents are George and Mary Jane Hampton Marlar/Marlow.

Their chidren-Mack, Sarah, Talitha, James, Nellie, Mary, Joseph, William.

I am researching the Marlow family for my uncle Cecil. I'd appreciate any help. Thanks.

Re: Joseph Marlow md Minda Hammons

Myssi10 — 2009-10-13 16:39:34Z

JOSEPH WAS BORN JUNE 4 1886 IN KY.
MINDIA WAS BORN DECEMBER 1884 IN JOHNSON CO., ARKANSAS.

I DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY DIED OR WHERE THEY ARE BURIED. I'D APPRECIATE ANY AND ALL HELP. THANKS.

Re: Carroll-Marlow

Myssi10 — 2009-10-13 16:31:47Z

SILAS CARROLL BORN NOVEMBER 19 1872 IN KY TO JAMES AND ELIZABETH MILLS CARROLL. HE IS BURIED IN CLARKSVILLE, JOHNSON CO., ARKANSAS WITH HIS WIFE MARY.

I DON'T KNOW WHERE MARY OR SILAS IS BURIED AT AND WOULD APPRECIATE ANY AND ALL HELP. THANKS.

Bluford McINTOSH & Susan LEE

JLMartin13 — 2009-09-26 22:33:27Z

Looking for others researching the families of Bluford McINTOSH (b.ABT 1836 in TN to Solomon McINTOSH & Elizabeth EDMONSTON) & Susan LEE (b. BET 1836-1842 in MS to Henry LEE & Jane ?). Bluford & Susan were married in Greene County, AR on 25 Jan 1857, where his mother was living at the time. They lived in Johnson County before the Civil War; in Missouri immediately after the war; and then back to Johnson County, AR before moving to Franklin County, AR where they stayed until their deaths.

tommy nowotny

jtgglisson — 2009-10-13 15:33:43Z

tommy was from the Lamar,or Clarksville Arkansas area, I am looking for an obituary article and pic. all help greatly appreciated.

Re: STOUT

zoshka2_1 — 2009-09-08 13:55:21Z

Max, forgive me if we have talked before, but Febro Stout was my grandmother-in-law's brother. Blanche Stout was born in Taylorsville, IN in 1900. Her parents were Henry Stout and Rose (I can't remeber her maiden name at this moment, but her step brother was a Hamner.) Henry was from Monroe County and Rose was from Franklin, IN. Rose did not live very long after Blanche was born and she was placed in a foster home. There was also a sister named Cecilia. Blanche was raped and became pregnant by her foster parents' son, James Miller. They were married in 1916 and James Verl was born in 1917. A girl, Cecilia, was also born, but I can't remember if it was before or after James. The elder James Miller was killed in a car crash in the 1920's. Blanche was married two more times and outlived them both. She died in Nashville, IN in 2002.

Blanches' two children had 7 children between them and 16 grand children, so you have many cousins in the Indianapolis area.

Re: STOUT

maxstout18 — 2009-09-09 09:00:23Z

I'm so confused.

My sister and I were not raised by our parents, because of that I lhad little interest in the Stout Family until recently. Yes I have a lot of cousins in Indianapolis that I don't know. I also have a lot of family from my mother's side that I have got to know over the past 30 some years. My father and Mother... Max Stout and Betty Goodlet Stout Aragon are buried in Indianapolis.

I need to make some phone calls to check all of this stuff out stay in touch ok? Someday I'll post my phone number and email address.

Max

Re: STOUT

maxstout18 — 2009-09-10 04:17:22Z

Bonnie.

I'm sorry that We lost contact. I'm unsure if I still have your email adress. If not please contact me at max_stout18@yahoo.com Being that Eileen and I were not raised by our parents I know little about Dad's side of the family and I knew nothing about my mother's side of the family until the mid seventies. Eileen and I did attend dad's funeral. I got to know uncle Jimmie, Uncle Ralph, aunt Sissy and we lived with Uncle John for awhile. We also stayed with Sonia Oknan Stout who was Dad's last wife. He also left behind a one year old son (our brother) Norman Lee Stout. Did you know our sister Peggy?

Re: STOUT

maxstout18 — 2009-09-07 10:03:02Z

Thank you so much for replying to my message. I am indeed interested in my ancestry because I concider myself as a bastard. (if you know what that word means) I was not raised by my parents. I was raised in foster homes. Because of that I really never had an avid interest in tracking my geneiology but neverthe less I’m courious.
If you are interesested in people on the message board. Syilvia is my cousion. Boots is apariantly my sister. I was hoping that you may have been my sister also. I contacted MaxStout studios. They replied and was excited that that a real Max Stout exists. Being that I’m a rock and roll musician they invited me to come to their studio to record and represent their studio. Max Stout is a fictionial title to their company.
Thank you for respondonding to my message. I’m not a paid subscriber. I doubt that I will pay for it and I don’t know how to access your photos but I will try. Febro Stout is my Grandfather.
Cheers my new friend.
Max Stout

Re: My maiden name is Goodnight, Looking for Relatives

hbgipson — 2009-10-12 05:49:10Z

Ruby Iona Goodnight is my Great Grandmother. My mom was raised by her and Olin. I think one of her brother's names were Lealon, but I'm not completely positive, just going off what my mom has told me.

Re: STOUT

famtree456 — 2009-09-10 02:48:10Z

Hi, I am Bonnie Andrews, b. 1943, my parent- Max Vernon Stout and Mariam Elnora Andrews, did not marry. My mother is buried at Memorial Park Cemetery, with later husband Edward Counts, and my father is buried at Washington Park Cemetery both on East Washington St, my mother's youngest sister, Barbara Ruth Andrews, md ca 1942-3, John Stout, brother to Max; had two children, John Andrews Stout and Laura Jean Stout. can any one connect our line to Daniel Stout early settler in Southern Indiana, died near Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. I have Henry's father as George Stout, from census data. our Stout line did not move to AR until late 1950', my father was living there when he died in 1972. And to keep things confused, I married an Andrews's, his line from Vermont, mine from Maryland before 1830.

Re: Thomas Houston, John Grip Ball

kstatham166 — 2009-10-17 17:09:50Z

Were you able to find any information? If so please share.

Katie Statham
k_statham@sbcglobal.net

Re: STOUT

MaxStoutandLydiaHarvey — 2009-09-07 19:03:24Z

Hello Max,
I wish you luck in finding your relatives. I do think there are other Max Stout's though as when doing regular searches outside of ancesty they seem to come up a lot. I also am a musican and have been involved with music since 9 years old so span half a century in music. I have lost ancestry family members at young ages so that makes it difficult also in tracking histories. As far as some of the names you listed they do not seem familar but that does not mean that we might not be cousins. Best wishes in your search.
Max Stout

Re: STOUT

MaxStoutandLydiaHarvey — 2009-09-06 20:19:06Z

Hello Max there are many with the Max Stout name. Almost seems as often as John Smith at times. You can check out our public Stout family tree. I have just started and no doubt have some errors to fix but have about 250 on the tree so far. Here is a direct line and are some on the tree starting with youngest Max G Stout born 1987 Calif, Max E Stout born 1957 Calif, Max G Stout Born 1935 Arkansas, and his father John Melvin Stout not sure on date but you can check my tree as it is about 1911. There is also another Max Stout I believe in midwest but have not seen his on ancestry. But did see his name as MaxStoutStudios in Missouri. I have photos on my tree if you care to look.

Re: STOUT

MaxStoutandLydiaHarvey — 2009-08-27 22:56:26Z

Hello. Just wondering if any of you might have info on my family. I am another Max E Stout born 1957 Calif., Father is Max Gaylord Stout born 1935 in AR. I also have a son Max Gaylord Stout born in Calif. Grandfather is John or Johnny Melvin Stout born about 1911 (AR I think) and married Beryl Timms in AR about 1932. Any sibling, Aunts or Uncles to John Melvin Stout or Beryl Timms would be appreciated. With my father also being a Max I thought there might be a chance that there is another uncle etc that he may have been named after.

Re: Birth Record lookup

JimMcDaniel7464 — 2009-08-04 15:31:18Z

1897 is within the scope of the Prior Births, presuming that the person applied later (1940s) for a delayed certificate.

Re: Dora Hammons

JimMcDaniel7464 — 2009-07-24 12:16:51Z

The location should have read T10N R24W S2.

Re: Dora Hammons

JimMcDaniel7464 — 2009-07-24 02:31:14Z

The 1986 Cemetery Book also cites "Baby Elam" and "Mrs. B. Elam" being "without marker" at Lone Pine Cemetery, which is (according to the cemetery locator book) located in T10N R24W T2, about 6 miles north of the center of Clarksville on Hwy 103 to Lone Pine Road, then east on Lone Pine about 1.5 miles, cemetery on the North side of the road just past the Church.
I have not been to this cemetery.
This would imply that the person who surveyed the cemetery either had this information from an established source, or that someone associated with the cemetery/community provided it.

Re: Birth Record lookup

JimMcDaniel7464 — 2009-08-04 13:47:26Z

It is very unlikely to find any sort of birth record at the county level. There might be loose papers supporting a request for a delayed certificate that were not retrieved by the owners, but they will be buried in other types of files, and not easily found.

The formal records are maintained by the state, which has a site with information at:

http://www.healthyarkansas.com/certificates/certificates.htm...

There is also a series of books that you may find at larger genealogy libraries titled "Arkansas Prior Births". There are currently 6 volumes of delayed birth certificates issued primarily in the 1940's, for people born more than 100 years ago (i.e. 1908 or before). They are issuing new volumes each year that include those which are now past that time, and for additional volumes.
These certificates were generally requested by folks who needed them for government jobs or Social Security.
If you don't have access to the books, the cd makes a good research tool - 6 volumes on one for $15, which is about what you will pay for each request to the state, even if they come up without a match. At least this way you have the reference information to give them. (I am not associated with AGS.)

For information, see:
http://agsgenealogy.org/publications.htm

Re: Looking for the Surname PARK/S

bubtorp — 2009-10-10 06:10:10Z

I know a little about an Arabella Mott Parks. She was the 2nd wife of Harvey Brower. She was born about 1838 in Ohio. She had 3 children with Harvey. Their names were Frank, William, and Alva. It is William Brower that is my connection to Harvey and Arabella. Their is another Park and I don't have the name handy, but he was killed in the Civil War fighting on the side of the north. He was a relative to Arabella. I know your post was a very long time ago, but I hope this is helpful. My best to you and take care - Paul

Birth Record lookup

kcooper2006 — 2009-08-04 00:33:10Z

Hi

Is anyone able to do a birth record lookup at the county clerks office for me?

Kathy

Re: Birth Record lookup

kcooper2006 — 2009-08-04 14:42:55Z

Thanks Jim for the information.

I am looking for someone born in 1897, so I was thinking that I could find the birth record at the county level, since I knew the state was after 1914.

I didn't know about the books or cd, so I appreciate the reply to my post.

Re: tommy nowotny

jomoore127 — 2009-10-15 15:22:39Z

Which Tommy Nowotny are you searching for ?
Tom, Tommy Ed or Tommy James.

e-mail address :

jo_moore@centurytel.net

Re: Johnson Co. AR Boen's

FrancesRussell67 — 2009-10-15 07:30:56Z

I have only recently found William Russell and Lucinda Boen, my husband's great-grandparents. Do you have any information about their children after 1880. I have all of the census information on him and his son Lewis Jasper, but would like to know what happened to Lewis's siblings.

Thanks very much,
Frances Russell
farussell@verizon.net

Re: Does anyone recognize the Family of Isahm LEWIS?

gburketek — 2009-10-15 05:41:09Z

Penny-

I have the majority of Jasper Newton Lewis' family mapped in Ancestry.com. I will have it completed by 10/20/2009. Jasper's family is having a reunion in Tulsa, OK and I will be collecting info from all of Jasper's descendants during that gathering. I am uploading it in my family tree at Ancestry.com

A point of clarification from my research: I am convinced that the Isham Lewis, who is listed as being born in 1799 in York County, SC and has a wife named Cynthia is NOT the Isham Lewis we are looking for. I think this is a dead end. It is a mere coincidence that he settled one county over from the Isham Lewis we are trying to find.

I suspect that our Isham migrated from North Carolina to Tennessee, then possibly on to Illinois and Arkansas, and I am beginning to think that he might be related to the Walter Lewis who resided in the same area (Johnson County) at the same time. I am trying to find a way to link these two together in historical trees from the late 1700's and, if and when I figure it out, I will let you know.

In the meantime, in case you are wondering who I am, I am the stepson of Olive Leah Lews, who is a great-grandaughter to Isham Lewis. Please let me know if you find out anything on your end.

Re: Isham Lewis

gburketek — 2009-10-15 05:32:21Z

The Cynthia you refer to was married to a different Isham Lewis who came from York County, SC and settled in Madison County. This is not the same Isham Lewis who was born in North Carolina in 1800.

Re: Turner/Lingar/Duvall connections

lgcox1 — 2009-09-20 11:35:17Z

I'm kin to the Turner/ Duvall line I have alot of info on these families maybe I can help. John Columbus Turner and Nancy Angeline Duvall. Is this the line you are looking for? You can email me at lgcox@centurytel.net