Madison - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Martha Louise Crawford Jackson, 1871-1895

charlestempler — 2009-11-07 16:19:37Z

I would like to find the burial location for Martha Louise (Crawford) Jackson, daughter of George W. and Nancy (Green) Crawford. She was married to Andrew F. Jackson and died in childbirth on 24 Sep 1895. She may be buried with her parents in Madison County as they also raised the baby following her death.

Contact me at chartemp@aol.com if you have further information.

Re: john & martha durham

ficht1 — 2009-10-25 22:01:06Z

Raetta, My mother was Taft Holland's cousin.
I am interested in your Durham and Anglin anceators. I have a picture with unidentified men on it. One is tentatively identified as an Anglin. Do you have a picture of John Durham?
I am also looking for a picture of the mill at Spoke Plant

Rita Stepp Ficht

Re: John Durham & Molly or Polly Jarrett Durham

ficht1 — 2009-10-25 21:53:23Z

Julietta, Hi. Taft Holland was my mother's cousin.
I have pictures taken at Spoke Plant in the teens and 20's that I am trying to identify, so have been searching for a picture of John Durham, as well as others to help me identify them. Do you have a picture of him? Do you by any chance have pictures that could have been taken in Spoke Plant? I would really like to find a picture of the mill.
Rita Stepp Ficht

Re: St. Paul Residents Ronald and Norah Kidd

jrussell44 — 2009-10-24 00:31:14Z

Hi Dorothy,

I live at Witter, Arkansas, which is about 9 miles from St. Paul. I have contacted a friend of mine who grew up there and currently lives near St. Paul and he says "yes, he knew Ronald Kidd". He's supposed to get back to me soon.

This friend doesn't use e-mail. Would you prefer to talk to him on the telephone or would you prefer to write him a letter?

Joy Russell
Madison County Genealogical & Historical Society

St. Paul Residents Ronald and Norah Kidd

buchanan55 — 2009-10-16 17:16:55Z

Ronald Kidd died in St. Paul 1961 and his wife Norah died in 1987. Ronald was my grandfather but I never got to meet him. Is there anyone who was well acquainted with Ronald? I'd like to find out more about him.

Dorothy, Ky

Re: Mitchell Family History in Madison and Carroll Counties of ArkansasI am a de

bcnewton134 — 2009-10-10 18:33:29Z

I had 3 People contact me that sounded like your line.

Re: Mitchell Family History in Madison and Carroll Counties of ArkansasI am a de

bcnewton134 — 2009-10-10 18:29:34Z

Timothy Mitchell who lived in Boston, Arkansas and is buried in Cove Cemetery. His wife was Susan Spradlin Mitchell.
Son's Solomon and William.

Thomas Family in Madison County

chessiemarie23 — 2009-10-07 18:06:37Z

Does anyone know who to contact for access to the Thomas-Drain Cemetery? A lady who lived just west of the cemetery used to have a key to the gate. It's been a long time since I went there. Also, would like to find out if my g-g grandparents (Joseph and Mary "Polly" Bailey Thomas) old homeplace is accessable by the landowner. They were buried there and two of my elderly aunts were allowed to visit years ago. Their property was located in township 14N, 27W, Sec.4 East 1/2 of the SE corner. Many of the Thomas relatives lived in the same area.

Re: Parsley family

landhand — 2009-09-28 03:19:44Z

Hi, Sandy. My husband descends from Ellis Faubus and Obedience ("Biddie")Ann Parsley. I assume your Sam W. is a brother of Biddie Ann's. I have the following information on him:

1870 census: London, Laurel Co., Kentucky - Living next door to father (Alexander) and brother (Moses Lilburn) Parsley. Children shown on census: Margaret (b:1864/KY); Eliza J. (b:1866/KY; Sarah E (b:March 1870/KY).

Samuel W. & Sarah E. Parsley and daughters, Mattie & Martha A. are all buried in Patrick Cemetery, Patrick, Madison County Arkansas. The daughters, twins, were born & died on same day (1/12/1872 - 7/26/1897) and S.W. Parsley died just one month later.

We live in Texas and have visited the Patrick Cemetery in Ark., which is how we got this information.

You may already have all this since your post. This is all I have - I hope it helps. Do you have further generations going back? We have Alexander (father of your Samuel & our Obedience) - then Moses, Abraham II, Abraham I. If you'd like to share further information, please reply to:
cherylhand@cableone.net

Thank you,
Cheryl Hand

Re: Madison Co., AR families Calico, Ledbetter, Tucker and Vaughan

RuthCottrell — 2009-09-20 02:50:59Z

The individuals in this thread should contact me at ruthcottrell@verizon.net. We have a Hawk/ Hock family site at Myfamily.com that contains lots of information about the Madison County allied families of Hock and Ledbetter including lineages, pictures and much more.. All of these families listed here intermarried. We have about 250 members - all with ties to Madison County. I can arrange to get all of you an invitation to join. I think you will be pleased with what we have. I am a Hock and Ledbetter direct descendant of George Washington Hock and Mahetabel Ledbetter.
Ruth Cottrell
ruthcottrell@verizon.net

Re: William Logue McMurray

flemingo73 — 2009-09-10 15:45:00Z

Checking on your Tucker line.

Is that William Washington "Wash" Tucker son of George Tucker and Violet L. Calico? If so, my husband is a descendant of W.W. Tucker's brother Thomas Jefferson Tucker and Mary Elizabeth Ledbetter.

I couldn't remember if I have been in contact with you before.

Kay Fleming

Re: Madison Co., AR families Calico, Ledbetter, Tucker and Vaughan

flemingo73703 — 2009-09-10 13:44:20Z

This was from Madison Co., AR an affidavit of John C. Calico dated May 11, 1892 Re: Indian Blood

"Personally appeared before me a Notary Public in and for the State and County aforesaid J. C. Calico, personally and well known to me whose character is good for truth and veracity, after being duly sworn deposeth and sayeth, my age is seventy-five years, my Post Office address is Wesley, Arkansas, Madison County.

In the matter of the claim of George W. Vaughan, for citizenship or right in the Cherokee Nation, the affiant states as follows: I am personally acquainted with George W. Vaughan, and know him to be the son of Jackson Vaughan, whom I was also acquainted with, and know him to be the son of Samuel Vaughan, with whom I personally acquainted. I knew him to be the son of Feriby Vaughan, who was my Grandmother, her maiden name being Feriby Benton. She married William Vaughan, my Grandfather. Feriby Benton was the daughter of my Great Grandmother Benton whose maiden name was Looney, who was Cherokee by blood.

The affiant further states that Feriby Benton married William Vaughan in the Old Cherokee Nation in Tennessee. And Grandmother Vaughan told me or stated to me that her mother was Cherokee by blood, whose maiden name was Looney. I also heard Uncle Daniel Vaughan acknowledge to the Cherokee blood in him to a man named Lowel in 1828, who was selling goods at Cane Hill in Washington County which was a territory at that time.

The affiant further sayeth not."

Signed John C. Calico Attest W.W. Tucker and M.C. Calico

J. H. Cummings Notary Public

Re: Madison Co., AR families Calico, Ledbetter, Tucker and Vaughan

jemvaughn — 2009-09-09 16:46:17Z

Sorry, posted too fast. They came about 1920. My father was born in 1917 in Richland Twnsp, Arkansas and the 1920 Cencus has his grandarents in Park Hill, OK as well as a lot of the relatives. I beleive that my father (Vaughn) actually came directly to NM. His father was a teacher at the Pinnacle School and then worked for the railroad after about 1915, was transfered to Albuquerque at one point due to his wife's Tuberculosis.

Much of my grandmother's family went to OK, name is Smith so hard to track, but then to Moline, Ill. Chaffins were also involved.

I am interested that Callico's and Vaughn's were cousins. My grandfather Vaughn was an only child, so I wonder if it was through his mother, a Lacy. I have found Olinger's who are cousins and lived in Arkansas as well.
Thanks

Re: Madison Co., AR families Calico, Ledbetter, Tucker and Vaughan

jemvaughn — 2009-09-09 16:40:40Z

I have never heard of anyone on that side of my family claiming Cherokee or Native American ancestry.

My other side is Hargis from Tenn and is definitely Native American.

Re: Madison Co., AR families Calico, Ledbetter, Tucker and Vaughan

flemingo73703 — 2009-09-09 15:28:25Z

I will watch for those names. Just watched "Oklahoma Passages" again after about 5 years. Tahlequah is the main site for the Cherokee Nation still today in OK. In that town is the Boudinot Cem. where some of my husband's Calico distant cousins are buried. Elias Boudinot was a brother of Gen. Stand Waite CSA the only Cherokee promoted to that level. Elias Boudinot was ordered by John Ross to be killed because of breaking Cherokee Law of selling GA land to whites without council approval. Stand Waite did the same thing of selling his land but wasn't killed for some reason. I am thinking Park Hill was where Stand Waite, Elias Boudinot, others of that group settled after leaving GA before the "Trail of Tears".

I did see while working on the Calico/Vaughn family that my husband's Calico cousins were helping their Vaughan cousins prove bloodlines for Dawes Rolls 1880-1890 sometime around there. I don't remember if it was proven or not, have to check on that. Just a little OK history, it may mean something to you or not.

Why they came to Park Hill and Talequah will depend on the dates they came and are they Cherokee?

Kay Fleming

Re: Madison Co., AR families Calico, Ledbetter, Tucker and Vaughan

jemvaughn — 2009-09-09 03:42:53Z

The Vaughn and Smith family also came into Park Hill, OK and the Tahlequa area. I don't know why, but suspect it has something to do with railroad expansion. If you have informaiton about this family, I would appreciate it. We are especially looking for information on Cora (Smith) Vaughn mother, Ella H. Reynolds.

Thanks

Re: Madison Co., AR families Calico, Ledbetter, Tucker and Vaughan

jemvaughn — 2009-09-09 03:40:29Z

The link below should work. Since it has a copyright I did not want to post the entire thing. Let me know if it does not work and I will see if I can send it to you personally.

Copyright © 2000-2001 by Peggy J. Rogers and submitters of the files. All rights reserved. This site may be freely linked to but not duplicated in any fashion without written consent.

http://theaurorareview.com/madcounty/pinnacle.htm

Re: Madison Co., AR families Calico, Ledbetter, Tucker and Vaughan

flemingo73703 — 2009-08-27 03:52:04Z

Yes I would really like to see the cemetery list if you have it. Some of the Calico family came into Oklahoma, it was Indian Territory when they arrived. Some are buried in Tahlequah, OK at the Boudinot family cemetery. Now we are living in the NE corner of OK and hope to to see for ourselves. Seems to be a good bit of Cherokee blood especially through the Vaughn/Calico lines.

John Henry McChristian

kitty1 — 2009-06-21 07:05:07Z

I am having trouble sorting out the children of the two wives of John Henry McChristian.
In 1900 Union Twp. # 57, Madison Co., AR:
McChristian, John H. b. Apr 1872 age 28
Martha [Susan Miller] b. Oct 1876 age 23
She has been married 9 years, had 3 children, 3 living.
James R. b. Jan 1893 age 7 [James Richard]
Lewis L. b. Sept 1896 age 4 [Lewis Riley]
Nettie J. b. Oct 1898 age 1
In 1910 Prairie Twp. # 241, Washington Co., AR:
McChristian, John H. age 38
Martha S. age ____
She has been married once for 22 years, had 6 children, 6 living.
Richard age 17
Rily age 13
Nellie age 10 [Nettie J.]
Jacob age 6
Ida age 5
Alva age 1
Martha died Aug. 20, 1916, and John Henry remarried to Eva M. Greenlee before 1920.
In 1920 Maxey Twp. # 239-272, Crawford Co., AR:
McChristian, John H. age 48
Eva M. age 34
Iva G. age 16
Ida M. age 13
Noble E. age 13
Millard age 9
Rhena C. age 10 months
In 1930 Wheeler Twp. # 109-111, Washington Co., AR:
McChristian, John H. age 60 age 19 first marriage
Eva M. age 44 age 16 first marriage
Ruie C. age 11 [Rhena C.]
Gordon B. age 7
Thelma I. age 3 yrs. 11 months
My question: Who are the parents of Iva, Noble, & Millard? Iva & Noble were born before 1910, so they are not Martha's children. Are they Eva's children by a previous marriage? Who was their father? Is Millard the child of Martha & John Henry? Did Alva die before 1920? I would also like to know who all these children married. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Andrea Sizemore

Re: William Washington Evans

rprkr — 2009-04-27 21:19:51Z

The 1850 Census for Madison County, AR, Prairie Twp., dwelling #78, lists William W. Evans born 1842 in Arkansas, son of John and Elizabeth _____ Evans. Wife, Eliza V.T. _____ Evans, born 1844 in Tennessee. Children listed are Elizabeth L., William Lafayette, Hughs O., Edna A., and Mary R. Evans.

Re: Lee Cemetary

TGPOULIN — 2009-07-11 19:12:37Z

Robert Lee is a direct ancestor of mine also. I wonder if I could get copies of the headstone as well. My e-mail address is theresa.schoettler@sbcglobal.net

Thank you!

Re: John McElhaney D- 1840 Madison co., AR / William McElhaney D- 1869 Madison co., AR

Leah_McElhaney — 2009-04-21 14:21:46Z

Hello; I saw your message not sure it was from 2004 however me and my father both Mcelhaney's from Jamestown PA have information on the children etc.... most are still in Jamestown PA.

Please let me know and we will gladly share anything we have.

Leah

Re: LOST RELATIVES IN MADISON

Jill_Halstenberg — 2009-07-11 05:52:41Z

Frances Upton and Quilly Lacy were my great grandparents. I am not sure how many kids they had but one of thier sons was my grandfather, Emory Lee Lacy. Emory and his wife Sarah Elizabeth had 9 kids including my father Harold. Any info you have on them would be greatly appreciated.
please email me at jillybean2085@yahoo.com

Thanks.
Jill (Lacy) Halstenberg

Re: LOST RELATIVES IN MADISON

Jill_Halstenberg — 2009-07-10 04:23:03Z

I amy have been wrong on my grandmothers maiden name. It could be Vanbrunt or Gabbard. I'm not sure.
Thanks again.
Jill (Lacy) Halstenberg

jillybean2085@yahoo.com

Re: LOST RELATIVES IN MADISON

Jill_Halstenberg — 2009-07-10 03:35:18Z

Could the Quilly Lacy you are referring to be the same one that I am looking for? I am looking for a Quilly Lacy who married a woman with the last name of Upton from Alabama who had a son named Emory Lee Lacy who married Sarah Elizabeth Gabbard (my grand parents). Emory and Sarah had 9 kids. Moved to Orange County, CA. from Arkanas.
Please email me at jillybean2085@yahoo.com
Thank you so much.
Jill (Lacy) Halstenberg

Re: Creech Family

gymmomtx — 2009-07-16 10:08:54Z

Recently connected Mortimer Creech to Creechs through 1600. Do you have that information?

Re: Arthur Everette Smith & Ella Harriet Reynolds, early 1900's residents

cplawson — 2009-04-29 21:10:32Z

Please email me directly. I would love to share and compare. My children are great grandchildren of Cora's sister Alice Smith-Box on their father's side of the family. I have found Arthur and Ella very hard to track prior to their marriage. I have found some Reynolds families in TN but can't conclude any as the right family. A living family member told me she thought they actually married in TN but I tend to think it probably occurred in Arkansas. Perhaps Ella was born right near the state line and actually born in Arkansas. Any thoughts you have would be most welcome.
pix8560@yahoo.com

Re: Mary Ann Johns and Caleb Smith Hankins

ThomasKer2 — 2009-06-29 15:18:01Z

I'm not related to this family.

You need to state ALL your info for this family.

Other than names, you haven't supplied any useful information.

history of school consolidation in Madison County

Perkins6718 — 2009-07-11 17:46:31Z

I am looking for information on the history of school consolidation in Madison County, mostly between the 1930s and 1960s. I am especially interested in any conflict that might have occurred between those supporting consolidation and those opposing.

Mary Ann Johns and Caleb Smith Hankins

corbittmichelle — 2009-04-09 15:02:35Z

I am trying to find out more information on the above two. It almost seem like there is very little that can be found. I would like to know who there parents were at most.

samuel cornett and his mother sarah deaton cornett reynolds

maryshackelford1 — 2009-04-25 03:04:17Z

seeking any information as to where Samuel Cornett born in Rockcastle co KY about 1872 is buried. Last mention of him was in the 1930 Wharton Creek, Madison Co census. He was the son of Arthur Cornett (KY) and Sarah Deaton (KY) He previously lived in Stone and Barry Co MO. Would also appreciate if anyone has any information as to where his mother is buried. Family history has her dying in the late 1890's in MO, but could have been Arkansas or a nearby state. Family seems to have moved a lot.

Re: samuel cornett and his mother sarah deaton cornett reynolds

MissLata2 — 2009-04-25 13:41:43Z

Per chance you are interested in a researcher, I can suggest
a good one.
Good luck.

Re: Arthur Everette Smith & Ella Harriet Reynolds, early 1900's residents

jemvaughn — 2009-04-25 20:37:17Z

These are my great grandparents and I have been able to trace Arthur's line back some, but have a brick wall with Ella. I almost think she was born in Arkansas.
My family is VAUGHN family and I have looked and borrowed from yours, although do not agree with everything you have. Looks like you have made some additions to what you had at the time you wrote this. I follow down from Cora Smith m John A.P. Vaughn.

Re: Madison Co., AR families Calico, Ledbetter, Tucker and Vaughan

jemvaughn — 2009-08-20 01:08:31Z

Your post is older, so do not know if you found your information. I am a Vaughn, but do not beleive my Vaughn's were in AR as far back as 1790; would be a good find if they were. There are Calico's on the Pinnicle Cemetary listing, as well as Ledbetters and also on the White River Twhp census for 1900 and 1910, check both districts on that census. I remember seeing the names as I was looking thru that census. Also, Tucker's I beleive. email me if you would like me to send the cemetary list, it is just a list. My Grandfather was the schoolteacher at the Pennicle School, but in early 1900's

Stevens

tldavis191 — 2009-07-07 21:30:01Z

I am looking for the obituary for George & Katherine Stevens. They both died on the same day -- 9/29/1982.

Can anyone help me.

Re: Stevens

tldavis191 — 2009-07-08 14:01:16Z

thank you so much.....

Re: samuel cornett and his mother sarah deaton cornett reynolds

carmenparish7 — 2009-06-20 16:31:58Z

Name: Samuel CORNETT
Birth: 9 DEC 1876 in Rockcastle County, KY
Census: 23 OCT 1898 Moved from Christian Co. MO to Madison Co. AR
Father: Arthur CORNETT
Mother: Sarah DEATON
Marriage 1 Mary Rosetta HARMAN b: 10 SEP 1877 in Cherokee County, KS
Married: 8 FEB 1891 in Carroll County, AR
Children
Cora Bell CORNETT b: 25 OCT 1894 in Viola, MO
Robert Henry CORNETT b: 7 FEB 1891 in Viola, MO
Clara Ona CORNETT b: 1 AUG 1897 in Viola, MO
Ross A Ralph CORNETT b: 28 JUL 1900 in Madison County, AR
Laura Andia CORNETT b: 6 FEB 1903 in Madison County, AR
Charlie Roosevelt CORNETT b: 11 AUG 1905 in Madison County, AR
Plese Arthur CORNETT b: 19 JAN 1908 in Madison County, AR
Mattie Pauline CORNETT b: 3 OCT 1914 in Madison County, AR
Albert Franklin CORNETT b: 18 OCT 1911 in Madison County, AR
Gladys CORNETT
------------------------------------------
Mary Rosetta HARMAN

Father: John H. HARMAN b: ABT. 1842 in Wythe, VA
Mother: Tebatha (Mary) JONES

Larkin Evans

katkriskel182 — 2009-03-24 17:42:05Z

seeking info on Larkin Evans, on 1870 census at Richland, b. 1830 NC, possibly lived in GA before coming to AR...especially interested potential connection to Larkin lines of AL, TN, VA...also potential relatives of Riley, Holloway, Gary / Geary of PA, VA, SC, IN, IA ....

Yarberry in Madison Co, 1870

ayholtin1 — 2009-08-11 04:49:23Z

The 1870 Census records this family in Prairie, Madison Co., Arkansas (Post Office - Hindsville) --

Yarberry, A. - Head, b. abt 1832, TN;
Yarberry, Jane - wife, b. abt 1833, TN;
Yarberry, Rebecca E. - daughter, b. abt 1856, TN;
Yarberry, Elizabeth - daughter, b. abt 1858, AR; and
Yarberry, Andrew - son, b. abt b. abt 1865, AR.

Does anyone know anything about this family? I'm having trouble locating them before or after this date.

I found an Andrew Yarberry in the 1930 Census in Delta Co., Texas; b. abt 1867, Arkansas; both parents born Tennessee. I'm hoping this family is my Elizabeth Yarberry, but I can't trace them enough to be certain. Thanks for all your help.

Re: Birth record lookup

jrussell44 — 2009-08-06 03:27:31Z

The County Clerk does not have birth records as far as I know. Birth certificates have to be ordered from the Arkansas Department of Health in Little Rock. Go to this website for information:

http://www.wikihow.com/Obtain-a-Copy-of-Your-Birth-Certifica...

There are no birth certificates available prior to 1914.

Joy Russell
Madison County Genealogical & Historical Society

Re: Lee Cemetary

jrussell44 — 2009-07-15 00:40:07Z

Hi,
The Lee Cemetery is in a VERY remote area, in the edge of a hay field overlooking War Eagle River. You must go through private property for about 1/2 mile to get to it and if you do not have a guide, you will most likely not find it. The Lee family received land patent documents in 1840 on this property which was part of their original homestead. The description of the homestead is: E 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of Section 34, Township 16 North, Range 26 West, in Madison County, Arkansas.

If you want to pin-point it on a map, the GPS coordinates are: N 36.01120 W 093.72146

At this time, the only legible tombstones in the cemetery are two large "coffin-shaped" stones which cover the top of the graves. These two stones have the names Robert Lee and J. J. Lee on them.

These people are also thought to be buried there:
Lucy WEAVER Lee; Robert Lee, Jr. & his wife, Rebecca JACKSON Lee; Allen Lee; David Tobe Jackson; Jester Maxwell & his wife, Baley LEE Maxwell.

At one time it was said that between 30-40 graves could be seen, but the last time I was there in 2007 there were only about a dozen visible graves.

Are you related to the Lee family? If so, we may be cousins. Robert Lee, Sr. was my 4th great-grandfather.

Joy Russell

Re: Stevens

jrussell44 — 2009-07-08 12:53:59Z

Hi,
I work with the Madison County Genealogical & Historical Society in Huntsville, Arkansas.

If George and Katherine Stevens' obituary appeared in our local newspaper, I can copy it for you from microfilm.

I will be working at the Society office on July 21st and will check at that time and if we have it, I will copy it.

Joy Russell

Re: Stevens

jrussell44 — 2009-07-24 16:21:30Z

I'm attaching the newspaper report/obit from The Madison County Record, on George & Katherine Stevens. Please let me know if the attachment comes through.

Joy Russell

Re: John Henry McChristian

jrussell44 — 2009-06-27 14:28:52Z

Hi Andrea,
I don't have this family completely entered in my Family Tree Maker, but I think that the children you are asking about may be the children of George Washington McChristian, a brother of John Henry. George W. died in December 1917.
Maybe this will at least give you a hint to where to look.

Joy Russell

Re: Who is the caretaker of the Loy(Lane) Cemetery?

jrussell44 — 2009-06-02 23:57:32Z

Hi,

As you probably know, the Lane Cemetery hasn't had any burials in it for many, many years. There are a lot of little cemeteries like this in Madison County, and they have no caretaker. The Lane Cemetery had been abandoned for many years until several years ago when volunteers cut sprouts and somewhat cleaned it up.

We had a tremendous ice storm in this area in January of this year and there are few places that limbs are not down. Since there is no caretaker for this cemetery, there is no money to hire someone to clean it up. The cleanup would have to be done by volunteers and/or by someone hired to do the cleanup by someone interested in the cemetery.

Joy Russell
Madison County Genealogical & Historical Society

Re: Killion/Killian Family from Tennessee

cindylou75050 — 2009-03-22 18:27:11Z

Joy,

Our lines might not be the same, but I appreciate any help you might provide me. I want to finish off his family as truthfully as I can.
The John Killion I am looking for was born 1842 Claiborne County, TN., son of James and Anna Peck Killion. He is no blood relation to me, but his children with Esther "Easter, Hetty, Hattie" Ann Corbin b. 1838 Claiborne County would be very distant cousins. He raised 3 of her Evans children, Martha A, William Riley and Alfred Caloway and had at least four children with her, Sarah A, Eliza, Amanda Bernetta, Sterling G., before her death in 1882 Claiborne County. I've found Sterling G. single 40 on the 1910 census in Oregon I believe, but never again. There is a Killion grandchild living with a Morris family in 1920 Oregon. There is a William F. Killion attributed to her, but he was born in 10/1893, not really a possibility since according to church records she died 6/1882. Plus on the 1900 census he claims 4 marriages.
If I have the right one, he was married to Mahala McBee, Esther Corbin Evans, Unknown mother of William and Margaret Green in Arkansas.
There is a William F Killion on the 1900 and 1910 Madison County Census near John Killion and Margaret who in 1900 had been married 10 years. Supposedly he came to Arkansas to be with some of his brothers.

Birth record lookup

kcooper2006 — 2009-08-04 00:34:08Z

Hi

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

Kathy

Who is the caretaker of the Loy(Lane) Cemetery?

fmlysrch55 — 2009-06-02 23:51:19Z

My family buried there include the Lane family and Wille Dotson. I had someone tell me today that the cemetery has fallen tree branches and poison ivy in it, the braches are resting on some of the headstones. I'd really appreciate it if someone could please help me, I live over in Denver, CO.

Re: Who is the caretaker of the Loy(Lane) Cemetery?

fmlysrch55 — 2009-06-03 00:09:38Z

Thank you, Joy, for the timely response.

I'd be willing to make a donation if someone local could watch over it. I do that down in St Paul for the Riverside Cemetery.

Do you think this would be possible?

I'm hoping to get back over there sometime this year.

Re: Will do look ups in Madison County, Arkansas

charleslawson62 — 2009-07-26 22:54:06Z

I was just there last week and Lucretia is buried in the Wesley Cemetary. It is about 15 minutes from Huntsville. My dad lives in Springdale and we wentto clean the markers with vinegar and brushes. Her brother Maxwell is my GGG grandfather. My dad goes every 6 months to maintain the markers. My GG grandfather named a daughter Lucy in honor of Lucretia.
Derrick Lawson