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1880 mortality schedules of Arkansas by Capitola Hensley Glazner, 1974
Arkansas tax lists, 1830 to 1839 by Ronald Vern Jackson, 1980
A genealogy of the Morris family by James Morris, 1988
Hardins of early Arkansas: A genealogical and historical compilation by Marion Stark Craig, 1994
The Rinke's of Arkansas by Angela Rinke McComas, 2001
1890 Searcy County, Arkansas personal property tax book by Bobby June Cash Mays, 1986
An index to the Directory of Randolph County, Arkansas by Blankenship by Freda Roberts, 1983
Census, federal population schedules Arkansas Territory 1830: Washington County by Leister E Presley, 1971
Arkansas marriage records by James Logan Morgan, 1981
Arkansas pensioners, 1818-1900: Records of some Arkansas residents who applied to the federal government for benefits arising from service in federal military ... War, War of 1812, Indian and Mexican wars) by Dorothy E Payne, 2001
Some of the Underwoods of Southwest Missouri and Northwest Arkansas: Including the family of Dr. A.M. Underwood by Lawrence Davenport, 1988
Prairie County, Arkansas marriage records books C, D & B, 1854-1881 by Margaret Harrison Hubbard, 1993
"Old soldiers home": Arkansas confederate soldiers & widows by Connie Pickett, 1985
Relocated cemeteries in Oklahoma and parts of Arkansas, Kansas, Texas by Madeline Siekman Mills, 1974

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Random Acts Of Genealogical Kindness -- Arkansas
in Scott county; also records at County court house and genealogy society. of tombstonesand videotaping cemeteries in Mansfield and Huntington, arkansas area.
http://www.raogk.org/arkansas.htm

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Southeast Kansas Library System SEKLS Genealogy Bibliography: Arkansas Genealogy
Southeast Kansas genealogy Bibliography. Proceed to arkansas Books or arkansasMicrofilm RETURN TO THE MAP RETURN TO SEKLS HOME PAGE
http://www.sekls.lib.ks.us/genser/ar.html
Southeast Kansas Library System SEKLS Genealogy Bibliography: Arkansas Genealogy
Southeast Kansas genealogy Bibliography arkansas Books. RETURN TO Historian.Quarterly. (arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc. Little
http://www.sekls.lib.ks.us/genser/ar1.html

Extractions: RETURN TO THE MAP RETURN TO SEKLS HOME PAGE NOTE: For a keyword search, you can use the find utility v.1 v.2 1904-1926. SEK 929.3 A Allen, Desmond Walls Second Arkansas Union Cavalry. SEK 929.3 A Allen, Desmond Walls Second Arkansas Union Infantry. SEK 929.3 A Allen, Desmond Walls The Seventh Arkansas Confederate Infantry. SEK 929.3 A Allen, Desmond Walls Third Arkansas Union Cavalry. SEK 929.3 A Allen, Desmond Walls The Twenty-seventh Arkansas Confederate Infantry. SEK 929.3 A Anderson County Historical Society. [Garnett, KS] Anderson county, Kansas, family stories and history. SEK 929.3 A Arkansas. Census. 1911. Arkansas 1911 census of Confederate veterans. Edited by Bobbie J. McLane. (3 vols) v.1 A thru D; v.2 E thru Mc; v.3 M thru Z. Arkansas. Census. SEE: MICROFILM FOR ARKANSAS CENSUS HOLDINGS Iola, Coff Periodical Arkansas Family Historian. Quarterly . (Arkansas Genealogical Society, Inc. Little Rock, AR) Iola has: 1962-63
Greene Co. Index
arkansas Hunters and Farmers Feeding the Hungry, Greene County Surnames. GreeneCounty Homepages, Greene County, AR genealogy Forum. Old Folklore, Greene Co.
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ar/county/greene/

Extractions: Welcome Greene County Arkansas 1883 to 2004 A county is created with formal words , but it is the people of a county who , through their struggles and their joys , breathe life into the creation. from 1541 to 2004 and Beyond!! 461 Years of History Greene County was formed in 1833 from part of Lawrence County Clay County , in 1873, and Craighead County , in 1859, Poinsett County , in 1838 were formed partly from sections of Greene County. The county seat of Greene County is Paragould. My name is Tina (Morton) Easley. I am just the webmaster of this site it is a community that we can all be proud of . If you donate information please send your email and name . Please email me at tina@grnco.net if you would like to help. I have worked really hard on the site, with help of people like you contributing information. I would like to remind people that I'm not part of the GCHS but I work together with them to help . I am just a regular everday citizen who has a passion for saving all of our family history and the records that show the way our families lived. Our families history is something to treasure and to pass on freely with our children and each generation after. A treasure they can cherish !
Arkansas - Genealogy - Criminal, Fraud And Personal Identity - Expert Witnesses
FindLaw Market Center Expert Witnesses Criminal, Fraud and Personal Identity genealogy arkansas, Browse By State. Listings for genealogy in arkansas.
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The Genealogy Forum: Resource Center: Arkansas Genealogical Societies
arkansas Genealogical Societies. arkansas Genealogical Society PO Box17653 Little Rock, AR 72212 URL http//www.rootsweb.com/~args
http://www.genealogyforum.rootsweb.com/gfaol/resource/AR/GS.htm
..:: Arkansas Genealogical Society::.. (AGS)
Welcome to the AGS Website. We appreciate your visit.Click on the logo to the left to enter.
http://www.rootsweb.com/~args/
LOVELY COUNTY, ARKANSAS
LOVELY COUNTY, arkansas. Lovely County purchase. Lovely County includedmore of present day Oklahoma than present day arkansas. The
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Extractions: LOVELY COUNTY, ARKANSAS Lovely County was created on October 13, 1827, from Crawford County and the Lovely Purchase. The Northwest portion of Arkansas was an important area of growth from 1827 when the territorial legislature created the county, which was much larger than Lovely's purchase. Lovely County included more of present day Oklahoma than present day Arkansas. The Oklahoma portion was lost to Arkansas in 1828 with the Cherokee Treaty of that year. Most of the remainder became Washington County on October 27, 1828, and the county officials were directed to "take over the affairs and moneys of Lovely County." LOVELY'S PURCHASE Conflict between the Cherokees and the Osages to the west led Cherokee agent William Lovely to negotiate an agreement with the Osages by which they sold back to the United States a large tract of land between the 1808 boundary and the Verdigris River in what is now Oklahoma. Lovely's Purchase, as the tract was known, came into existence in 1818. It was designed to be a buffer zone where the Cherokees could hunt without getting into fights with the Osages, but instead it became a source of contention between the Cherokee s and the citizens of Arkansas Territory. President James Monroe had told the Cherokees that they would always have an outlet to the west, and they believed Lovely's Purchase was their land, although in fact it belonged to the United States. Many white settlers felt the 1817 Treaty had turned loose "a ferocious band of blood-thirsty marauding savages...on a defenseless people." Apparently the Arkansas Legislature felt the same - in 1823, they asked the United States for more military protection from both the Osages and Cherokees. The whites wanted to be able to settle on the land in Lovely's Purchase as it contained some of the finest land in the territory.
Historical And Genealogical Societies Of Arkansas
arkansas Genealogical Society Email List - Discussion Forum. arkansas Family HistoryAssociation - Discussion Forum. Northwest arkansas Genealogical Society.
http://www.obitlinkspage.com/hs/ar.htm
Baxter County, Arkansas, Online (Mountain Home, County Seat)
Baxter County arkansas. Home of the White River, North Fork River, BuffaloRiver, Bull Shoals Lake, Lake Norfork. Mountain Home, arkansas Forecast.
http://www.baxtercountyonline.com/

Extractions: Baxter County Online Arkansas' finest fishing for rainbow trout, brown trout, brook trout and cutthroat trout can be found in the beautiful White River and her little sister, the North Fork. For scenery, as well as smallmouth bass, you can't beat the Buffalo River, the first to be designated a National River to protect its wild, natural beauty.
Genealogy & Family History Databases. Genealogy Tree Software. Free Genealogy Se
genealogy, genealogy Search Online. Free Ancestry Family Tree genealogy Software.3,000 genealogy Databases. TOP genealogy.ORG MEMBER WEB SITES.
http://www.genealogy.org/
Ancestors: Resource Guide- Arkansas
Genealogical Societies. arkansas Genealogical Society PO Box 908 HotSprings, AR 719020908. Professional Genealogists of arkansas, Inc.
http://www.pbs.org/kbyu/ancestors/resourceguide/arkansas.shtml
Washington County Original Arkansas Genealogy
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/9436/wash.html

Extractions: Above Left: View of Washington County courthouse in Fayetteville. The courthouse was built in 1904 and still houses older court documents. The county archives on the second floor has a research area, photocopier and microfilm reader/copiers. It is open on weekdays 8:15 to noon and 1:00 to 4:00, and is staffed with friendly and helpful personnel. The courthouse is located at the intersection of College and Center. Washington County Archives 4 South College Suite 202 Fayetteville, AR 72701 Phone: 501.444.1543 New Stuff
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History Of The Cherokee
The History of the Cherokee website has moved to http//cherokeehistory.comPlease notify the webmaster of the referring page of this change.
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