Name: Connie Kaisner Laughlin Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Pontiac, Illinois Time: 2000-01-11 18:27:25 Comments: I am looking for any info anyone may have on the KAISNERS (Grace, James W., and Eliza Jane) that are buried in Shiloh Cemetary. Any help will be appreciated. As far as we ever knew, my grandfather and his siblings and parents were the only family to have come to the "new" country, but the WWW is proving that to be wrong. So, anyone out there that can help me with this "branch of the tree", please E-mail me and we can swap info and family trees. I have ours back to Europe 3-4 generations. Thanks, Connie Kaisner Laughlin at thospl@davesworld.net
Name: John L. McCollam Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: West Virginia Time: 2000-01-22 21:12:54 Comments: Linked to this page from Family Tree Maker Site looking for a name.
Name: James R. (Jim) Dunn Website: Referred by: Yahoo! From: Pensacola, Florida Time: 2000-01-22 05:53:46 Comments: I am looking for information on DUNN, MELTON, LANE, PONDER. I was born in Trumann in 1934. I am looking for information about my grand parents, John Madison Dunn (1873 - 1960) and his wife Myrtie Mae Melton Dunn (1880 - 1955). From sometime in the 1920's, they lived on Main Street in Trumann, just west of, and across the street from the Christian Church, that he helped build. They moved from Trumann to Water Valley, Kentucky about 1950. Reportedly, my grandmother was born near Martin, Tennessee. I also am looking for information on Ora Lee Lane, who had a farm on old US 63 about 2 miles due south of Trumann. She had a son, Robert Lee Lane, an insurance salesman, who died in Jonesboro about 1970. My mother is Ila Fern Ponder, daughter of Milburn or (Milborne) Elonzo Ponder (1881 - c1925 or 1963) and Evelyn (Eve or Eva) Brock Denning (Sep 5, 1878 to June 14, 1961). They came from Walnut Ridge about 1925 and lived in Trumann. In the early 1930's, Eva and the children went to St. Louis, and I know about many of them. I do not know anything about Milburn. Reportedly, he remarried a "Tena" and had two children, and resided in the Jonesboro area. I will gladly exchange information with anyone who helps. Jim Dunn, Pensacola, Florida
Name: John Walter Cooper, Jr. Website: Cooper Page Referred by: Lycos From: Tampa, Florida Time: 2000-02-09 04:37:40 Comments: I am searching for information about my greatgrandfather, Isaac "Ike" Cooper, who supposedly founded the "Cooper School" in White Hall, Arkansas. The Cooper School building was turned into a country store&service station, owned and operated by my grandfather Walter B. Cooper, who passed on in 1951. I have heard that my greatgrandfather Ike was the head of the school, head of the church and community with an almost cult-like following. I recently drove by the site of the old country store on Highway 1 between Cherry Valley and Harrisburg. It is now a very attractive personal residence of a Mr. Andrew Cooper, a distant relative that I have never met. Thanks for any info available on Isaac Cooper and the Cooper School. John W. Cooper, Jr. 6723 Twelve Oaks Blvd. Tampa, FL 33634 Phone 813-884-0692 Fax 813-882-4518 e-mail john@johncooper.com
Name: Carol Billlingsley Hilton Website: Referred by: From a Friend From: South Carolina Time: 2000-03-18 21:07:11 Comments: I think these sites are wonderful. I have already met a cousin and am hoping to link to many more. I am looking for any Billingsley, Cook, White or Hilton surnames. My Billingsley grandparents, Bill and Wilma once lived in Jonesboro along with my dad and us. It was one of our happiest times. We remember the Hotel Nobel. Is it still there? I went to Jonesboro High and lived down the hill from it, 1962 - 1964. I know that there were many Billinglsey's in the state in the 19th century and early 20th. Please let me know if you have any of these names in your background. Happy to meet new cousins. Carol
Name: Sandy Anderson Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Florida Time: 2000-03-22 00:52:09 Comments: Seeking my ANDERSON family: Hardin Wallace (H.W.)was the son of Daniel C. and Sopha Johnson. He married in Gainesville, AR in 1888, and the homestead seems to be in Lafe. I last find Grandpa H.W. residing in Singer Log Camp during the January 1920 census with his second wife, Ora Hefner Nipper Anderson, and two of his children by his first marriage (Addie Cole Anderson) The children are Everett Anderson (b 11-7-1912, Peach Orchard) and Jefferson Davis (3/22/1905-7/19/1977). H.W. died three weeks after the census at Saint Bernard's Hospital in Jonesboro. The census tells me his neighbor at Singer Log Camp was a merchant named FOSTER ANDERSON. A relative? Living in the household during the census was a hired hand named Boyd Couch. Anything sound familiar? Of interest to me are: H.W.'s brother, James Anderson, who is buried somewhere in Lawrence County; H.W. sister, Lillie (born in MO) and H.W.'s other children: Mavis, Lena, Pearl, Ruth Jones, Richard A., Telfair and William. Please and thanks. Sandy Anderson
Name: Julie Ann Lif Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Roseburg, Oregon Time: 2000-03-24 23:35:37 Comments: I enjoy your site very much. I am researching my HALL and GOSSETT lines in Poinsett County. Would enjoy corresponding with any researching the same surnames.
Name: Grace Gipson Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Dallas, Texas Time: 2000-04-14 11:02:45 Comments: I am looking for any relatives of a Robert Gilmore Gipson. Had children there, and later moved to Oklahoma City, OK. He later moved to CA where he and his wife, Mary Emma Moore, died. Any help would be greatly appreciated. He was born 11-1875. Thanks, Grace
Name: Grace Gipson Website: Referred by: Clicked on a 'Guestbooks by GuestWorld' Button From: Texas Time: 2000-04-15 22:16:51 Comments: I am trying to locate information on a Robert Gilmore Gipson ans his wife Mary Emma Moore. There is a listing on the 1850 census for a Gipson, but doesn't say which one. any help in locating would be appreciated. He was born 11-1875.
Name: Glenda Willis Burgess Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Alabama Time: 2000-04-21 13:21:05 Comments: WILLIS,Sam and Mack, brothers who left Winston County, AL and moved to Marked Tree, AR in early 1900's. Samuel N Willis b. 1874 in Winston County, AL was in Arkansas in 1909 and Mack Daniel Willis moved there with his family sometime after 1920. I don't have any information on Sam's family, and this is all I have on Mack Daniel Willis. Mack Daniel Willis b. 1888 m. Mattie Hill in Winston County, AL abt.1913 (1) Harvey L Willis b.1913 (2) Ollie M Willis b.1916 (3) Beatrice Willis b.1919 Mack and Sam are the sons of David and Ollie Margaret (Tidwell) Willis of Winston County, AL. Any help would be appreciated very much. Thanks Glenda Willis Burgess
Name: Sandra Gustin Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Dayton OHIO Time: 2000-04-25 17:15:20 Comments: Searching for descendants of Pitt FRAZIER (or FRASHUER)who lived in Marked Tree, Arkansas in the late 1940's. Pitt was a brother to my grandfather, Hart Calvin Frazier, both were sons of John S. and Catherine (LITTLE) FRASHUER of Tippah Co., Mississippi. I plan to be in Marked Tree sometime during the third week of May this year and could use some pointers on good places to do local research there. I was born in 1946, Pitt was born about 1873 and married Etta ROBERTS in 1895. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Name: Mike Blansett Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Near Dallas Texas Time: 2000-05-06 06:23:38 Comments: My grandfather, Ause Ryan (brother to John Ryan) was my mother's father and was laid to rest in Bolivar Cemetery in the year 1966. Ause Ryan was married to Blanch Powell who is resting in her family's row in Bolivar as well. My mother's maiden name was Billie Jean Ryan. Her brother Woodrow Ryan was buried at the age of 77 in West Memphis on November 24, 1999. I am currently searching for more information on my grandfather's origins but have come up empty handed at this time. Thanks, Mike Blansett
Name: Lisa Haddon Website: Referred by: Net Search From: Texas/now in Colorado Time: 2000-05-21 10:17:38 Comments: I am looking for information on my great grandmothers family. Name TENNIE LEE BRYANT/BRIANT? Her fathers name was JOHN BRYANT/BRIANT?. She lived in Arkansas until she was maybe between 6 and 8 then she went to live with relatives in Texas named SANDERS. Her mother might have died giving birth to her She was born Feb 6 1890. I think John died somewhere between 1896 and 1899. Tennie married Thomas Porter Hill and lived around conroe texas. Please contact me if any of this rings a bell. My grandmother would really like to know about her mothers family. Thank you
Name: Benita Ellerbe Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: Louisiana Time: 2000-06-05 04:13:57 Comments: Glad to have found you! I've searched about this family for many years. Todd Woodson BEECHER was born about 1820 in Connecticut. He was married to Harriet C. Brownfield. She was born in Oct. 1840 in Salem, Marion Co., Illinois, and was the daughter of William and Cassandra (Cheely) Brownfield. Todd and Hattie were in Poinsett Co. by 1856. He was a medical doctor and land owner. He died between 1880 and 1890 in Poinsett Co. Would like to know an exact date and burial place. Their children were Dorothy, Todd Woodson Jr., Stella/Estell, John N., James, Ida, Charles E., and Jarvis/George. Todd Jr. first married Hester Landers in 1889. He was in southern Arkansas in 1895. Harriet C. died and was buried in Decauter, Illinois in 1912 where her son ,Charles, was living. George was living in Chicago, Ida was in Indiana, and Todd, Jr. was in south Ark. I would greatly appreciate any additional information, and will share the bits and pieces I have found.
Name: Erma Walsh Website: Referred by: Just Surfed On In From: York, PA Time: 2000-07-04 03:53:57 Comments: I was looking for information on Arkansas, particularly Poinsett Co., and found your site. I am searching for the death date and place of burial for my great grandfather, William S. WOODSIDE. He was on the 1910 Census in Scott Township, along with his wife Mary. He does not appear on the 1920 Census, only Mary living with her son, Jesse V. POWELL.. I believe he died sometime between the 1910 census and the year 1914, as I looked for a death certificate filed with the State, but there was no record. If anyone has any information that might be helpful, please contact me at cometgenie@worldnet.att.net.