CASHNER, HILBORN posted by Gloria Cain on Sunday, August 1, 1999

I am seeking any information on Aheart CASHNER and/or his sister Elger HILBORN and their families. They lived in Bigelow, Perry County, AR, as late as the mid 1970's. My ggrandmother was their half-sister. I have lots of material on her but nothing on them.

KIDDER posted by tstan30058 on Tuesday, August 3, 1999

I am looking for any info. on the Lomenzo KIDDER and family he is my gggrandfather and I am trying to do a family tree but I am unable to go any farther back.

HUBBARD, HURST, HUTTON, JOHNSON, ROWE, WILEY posted by Pam Wiley on Wednesday, August 4, 1999

Perry county- Ledwidge,AR- Isaac (Pete) JOHNSON was a night watchman at Ledwidge and was killed by a train April 1, 1932 looking for any info. Need death record for Hattie (HURST) JOHNSON March 16,1934 Ledwidge or Bigelow. Elzie (HUBBARD) JOHNSON was killed in a mill explosion date? feb.6,1936. Any info would be appreciated.

CASHER, HILBURN posted by Gloria Cain on Thursday, August 19, 1999

I have learned today that my Perry County ancestors were Ahart Charls "A. C." CASHNER and his sister Elger Cashner HILBURN. My greatgrandmother was their half sister. We would appreciate any information, and will gladly share.

DUKE, GODBEHERE, GUEST posted by V. Goodner on Thursday, August 19, 1999

Seeking info about Green S. GUEST and Roah (Roea) P. DUKE GODBEHERE GUEST, of Perry County, AR, (probably Howell Twp). Roah had 4 children by her first husband Thomas GODBEHERE, and 4 more children by Green GUEST: Ernest, Grover, Guilford, and Othel GUEST.

DAVENPORT, MEGEE posted by Ferrel G (Bud ) Megee on Friday, August 20, 1999

Family history - Perry County Arkansas - MEGEE - DAVENPORT

DEGAUGUE, HARPER, KEELING, SANDERS posted by Kathy Veal Harper on Friday, August 27, 1999

Searching for information on C. S. Denton HARPER, born 1876 in ?, killed in Perry County, between 1909 and 1913. He married Ida Jane KEELING b. 1891 d.1964. Two sons: James Walter (Walt) and Claude, both born in Perry Co. Ida remarried to Leonard SANDERS in Hotspring Co. 3/14/1914. They relocated as a family to Colorado, then eventually, Cresent City, CA. where James Walter married Elma (Alma) DEGAUGUE on 9/10/1940. Any information would be greatly appreciated, thanks. Kathy Veal Harper

BLAND, LAWSON, RANKIN, SMITH posted by Marlene McCormick on Friday, September 3, 1999

Council Bluff got its name as legend has it because the Indians in the area of Foursh Lafave River held their Council meetings on the Bluff on 216 Hy. This has been the crossing of Foursh Lafave River going to Houston for many many years. I am interested in the families that lived here and their history. The abstract starts out with the land being given to Ark. by the US Government. In 1850, Then State of Ar to Jno Bowie on March 17,1860. The next chain of title listed is J. B. SMITH to W. H. RANKIN and John BLAND on March 2, 1899. The court house at Perryville burned 3 times destroying land records so the chain of title is broken. LAWSONS have owned property adjoining and possibly this property also. My husband and I bought the 72 acre tract in June, with old dug well, old road bed and what is used for a barn that appears to be an old home. Also a home place sits further up the bluff. On the edge of the foot of the bluff behind the barn is what appears to be a child's grave and possibly an adults. The reason for this belief is that there is a rock in an oval shape placed upright at what appears to be the head stone and a flat stone at the foot. Irises are planted at each end. Any one having history and information on this property please e-mail me. My email add will change to dolly@arbbs.net on Jan first 2000. Thank you in anticipation of getting lots of information. Marlene Yielding McCormick

CRAIN, FISHER, FITSWORTH, GANN, HUMPHREY, KIRTLAN, KIRTLAN-FINGANDO, LUCAS, MEDLOCK, SMITH, TRAVICE, TUCKER, WHITCOMB posted by Jana Rooke on Friday, September 10, 1999

Looking for the ancestors and descendants of John TUCKER, born in 1765/66 in the Missouri Territory. In subsequent census the same area was called Perry County, Arkansas and Conway County, Arkansas. From a will generously given to me by Helen KIRTLAN-FINGANDO of Sacramento, CA we find that John was married to a woman named Happy TRAVICE and had three children: 1. Elizabeth TUCKER, who married a LUCAS. 2. Sally TUCKER, who married a MEDLOCK 3. Larry TUCKER It looks like these children were born between 1785-1788. There was no divorce. The will states,"...I give and bequeath to my lawful wife, Happy TRAVICE, by maiden name, one dollar as all of that portion of my estate hereby intended to be conveyed to her or such heirs of hers as may have been born since her separation from my bed and board to be paid by my said Executrix and Executor in the name of God, Amen." His "beloved" companion, after the separation from Happy TRAVICE was Fanny SMITH. By Fanny Smith he had: 1. Martha TUCKER, born about 1812, who married a CRAIN. 2. James N. TUCKER, born about 1808 3. William T. TUCKER, born about 1810, married Paulina Adelina HUMPHREY 4. Alfred TUCKER, born about 1814, married Jane HUMPHREY (sister to Paulina) 5. Melissa TUCKER, who married a FITSWORTH (he died 1837, Conway County, AR) 6. Jefferson TUCKER, born about 1818, married 1847 in Louisiana 7. Fanny TUCKER, born about 1820. These are the children of Alfed and Jane Humphrey TUCKER: 1. William F. TUCKER, b. about 1833 2. Feraby J. TUCKER, b. about 1834 3. Ashley TUCKER, b. about 1837 4. Perry TUCKER, b. about 1840 5. Hampton TUCKER, b. about 1842 6. Melissa TUCKER, b. about 1843 7. John Jefferson TUCKER (our ancestor), b. about 1845 in Louisiana, d. 1894 in Conroe, Texas, married Anneta WHITCOMB, 1875 in Houston, Texas 8. Owen TUCKER, b. about 1847 These are the children of William and Paulina TUCKER: 1. Janes N. TUCKER, born 1835, near Baton Rouge LA 2. Narcissus TUCKER, born Aug. 13, 1836, Baton Rouge LA, married George FISHER, Thomas KIRTLAN 3. Elmira TUCKER, born March 3, 1841, Perry Co. AR,married William Chamberlain GANN 4. Alfred TUCKER, born 1843, Conway Co. AR 5. Jefferson TUCKER, born 1847, near Baton Rouge, LA Thanks everyone! Jana Rooke San Jose, CA

BRAZIL, CRITTENDON, HARE posted by Paul Michael Farmer on Saturday, September 11, 1999

My grandparents lived in Perry, pretty high up the hill, next to the Methodist Church. The name is FARMER. They were educators, retired by the time I was old enough to really know them. If you have information about the family, or a story to tell, please email me. Relatives in the area were the BRAZILS, and the HARES. To my knowledge, we had relatives in Monument, Russelville, and Morrilton.

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