Reply to: Jearldene Hodde

Family of: Andrew Anderson Jackson Self

Andrew Anderson Jackson Self was born November 3, 1816 Blout County, Alabama.
Son of Elijah and Sarah Fletcher Self. Married Matilda Dalton April 13, 1843
Newton County, Arkansas. Matilda was daughter of William Dalton. In 1864
Andrew Anderson Jackson Self went blind due to effects of Small Pox. He died
1906, Newton County, Arkansas, buried Shiloh Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas.
Children of Andrew A. J. Self and Matilda Dalton Self:

Issacc Self, born 1844 died March 3, 1864
Gabriel Self, born 1846
Sarah E. Self, born March 10, 1849
William James "Bill" Self, born September 6, 1852 Johnson County, Arkansas
died December 12, 1921 Newton County, Arkansas
buried Shiloh Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas
Synthis/Cynthia Self, born January 20, 1855
Annie M. Self, born September 29, 1859
Anderson Self, born May 26, 1861
Edith Self, June 16, 1864
END. I have additional information on some of the members of this family.
Please let me know your connection and your direction of interest.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Nancy Jane

Family of: Charles Arthur Cagle

Charles Arthur Cagle was born February 23/25, 1845 Franklin County, Tennessee.
Son of Hendrick (Henry) and Martha Eliza Cagle. Married Lydie Margaret Standridge
March 16, 1865. Lydie Margaret was daughter of Lemuel and Margaret "Peggy"
Standridge. She was born October 29, 1842 in Crawford County, Arkansas. Charles
and Lydie had at least eight children, possibly others who died as babies or under age
ten. Lydie died shortly after birth of a daughter in the fall of 1880. Soon thereafter
Charles A. Cagle married Mary Eliza Tilley, the widow of Alexander Standridge. To
this union at least nine children were born. END I hope this helps in some way.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Virginia Heard

Family of: Abraham Clark and Sabra

Abraham Harvey Clark was born September 25, 1818 Pikesville, Bledsoe County, Tennessee.
Son of James Harvey Clark and wife Nancy. Married first wife, Mary Ann Edgemon November
9, 1840 Meigs County, Tennessee. Mary Ann, known as Sabra Ann in Newton County, Arkansas,
was the daughter of Samuel Deatherage Edgemon and Sarah Percy. Sabra Ann was born October
18, 1814 Washington County, Tennessee. Before her death, Sabra Ann bore eight children
with Abraham Clark. Sabra Ann was taken to Tom Thumb Springs Sanitorium shortly after her last
child was born. She died there of consumption and was buried in the Tom Thumb Cemetery
Newton County, Arkansas. For years there was no marker, her grave is now marked, no dates.

Children of Abraham Clark and Sabra Ann Edgemon Clark:

James Martin Clark, born April 16, 1841 Kingston, Roane County, Tennessee
died November 16, 1904, buried Beechwood Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas
married Martha Jane Lee, September 24, 1865
Sarah Jane Clark, born January 5, 1845 McMinn County, Tennessee
married William Self January 1866
Nancy Caroline Clark, born January 5, 1845 Roane County, Tennessee
Debroah A. Clark, born November 6, 1847 Roane County, Tennessee
married John C. Moore January 31, 1878 Carroll County, Arkansas
Samuel Harvey Clark, born January 16, 1851 Roane County, Tennessee
married Orlena Newberry March 17, 1872 Newton County, Arkansas
died March 24, 1909, buried Beechwood Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas
Rebecca Elvira Clark, born April 24, 1854 Roane County, Tennessee
Ellen Lydia Clark, born May 8, 1856 Roane County, Tennessee
Martha Elizabeth Clark, born 1857 Newton County, Arkansas
Abraham Clark married two additional times, children from both marriages.
Abraham Harvey Clark died October 29, 1890, buried Beechwood Cemetery.


Log house and family home of James Martin Clark. Built by him 1880 at
Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas, still standing.


James Martin Clark and wife, Martha Jane Lee Clark, taken Ft. Smith, Arkansas
1865. Hope there is something of interest here for you.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Marietta Rogers

Family of: Hulstine, Prock, Rodgers

Marietta, I have so very little on the individuals you asked about, that I am
combining the info into this one reply.
Dora Elda Rodgers was daughter of William R.and Penelope Rodgers. Dora Elda
married Samuel Hulstine June 28, 1868. Samuel and son Clairborne died when
wagon overturned, December of 1878, unknown location.
Children of Samuel and Dora Elda Rodgers Hulstine:
Penelope Jane Hulstine, born September 9, 1871
Amanda M. Hulstine
Clairborne J. Hulstine, born August 14, 1874
Ezrah W. Hulstine, born July 16, 1879
Sister of Dora Elda was Elizabeth who was wife of John Prock.
Children of John and Elizabeth Rodgers Prock:
Mary A. Prock
John R. Prock
Joseph W. Prock
Rinda Elizabeth Prock
END. Sorry that I have so little, hope something helps.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Virginia Heard

Family of: James Martin Clark

James Martin Clark, born April 16, 1841 Kingston, Roane County, Tennessee.
James Martin Clark died November 16, 1904 at his home at Boxley, Newton County,
Arkansas, buried Beechwood Cemetery, Newton County. James Martin Clark served in
the Civil War, Company D, 1 st Regement Arkansas Infantry. Enlisted
February 20, 1863 Fayetteville, Akransas by Lt. Burns. His description at
enlistment: Age 21 years; Height 5 feet 10 inches Complexion fair; Eyes blue;
Hair red; Where born Roane Co. Tenn. He was reported sick twice in Fayettville
Hospital, three times Ft. Smith Hospital. Click here to see Discharge and
Notification of Allowance.
James Martin Clark married Martha Jane Lee September 24, 1865 Ft. Smith, Arkansas.
He met her while a patient in the military hospital there. Martha Jane Lee was
born November 22, 1848 Shreveport, Louisiana, the daughter of Edward I. Lee and
Sabrey Anne Rankin. Martha Jane Lee Clark died April 12, 1896 at Boxley, is also
buried Beechwood Cemetery. The children of James Martin and Martha Jane Lee Clark:

Mary Catherine Clark, born January 8, 1867 Boxley, Newton County, Arkansas
died April 1, 1868 Boxley, buried Beechwood Cemetery, Newton County, Arkansas
William Grant Clark, born July 30, 1868 (obituary reads July 31st) Boxley, Newton
County, Arkansas. Married Frances Marrs, November 27, 1892 Newton County. Francis
was daughter of John James Marrs and Nancy Allred, she was born August 15, 1866.
William Grant Clark died February 7, 1953, buried Maplewood Cemetery Boone County,
Arkansas.
James Franklin Clark, born March 25, 1870 Boxley, died November 9, 1870, buried Beechwood
Cemetery, Newton County.
Edward Hamilton Clark, born October 13, 1871 Boxley married Georgia Carlton, died in
Boone County, Arkansas, buried there.
Samuel Decatur Clark, born November 17, 1873 Boxley married Joanne Smelley December 23,1901
Joanne born June 9, 1876, daughter of James William Smelley and Sarah Jane Little. Samuel
Decatur Clark died March 1, 1935, buried Walnut Grove Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas.
Josephine Zephline Clark, born September 11, 1875 Boxley, married Lafayette "Fate" Edgmon
February 8, 1898 Newton County. Josephine died July 17, 1962, buried Walnut Grove Cemetery.
Kimble Harvey Clark, born October 27, 1877 Boxley. Married Viola Edgmon April 3, 1903.
Viola was born September 30, 1886 to Francis Marion Edgmon and Talitha Tennessee Sparks.
Kimble Harvey Clark died May 29, 1968, headstone states differently, buried Walnut Grove
Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas.
Lucinda Armette Clark, born September 12, 1879 Boxley. Was wife of Cisero Columbus Smelley
son of James William Smelley and Sarah Jane Little. Lucinda Armette Clark Smelley
died July 25, 1966, buried Walnut Grove Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas.
John Alexander Clark, born October 10, 1881 Boxley. Known as Alex. Married Maude Smelley
November 10, 1901. Maude was daughter of James William Smelley and Sarah Jane Little.
Maude was born January 17, 1880. John 'Alex' Clark died April 15, 1947, buried Walnut Cemetery.
Rufus Hudspeth Clark, born June 1, 1887 Boxley married Nora Scroggins.
Jesse Oliver Clark, born March 28, 1889 Boxley married Biddie Self. Jesse Oliver died in
Newton County January 15, 1917 buried as O. J. Clark Walnut Grove Cemetery Newton County.
Loyd Henderson Clark, born June 15, 1892 Boxley. Married Bessie Fults. Loyd Henderson Clark
died August 10, 1972.


The birthdates as recorded in Bible of James Martin Clark.
Many of the above individual burials are in my family burial pages online. To get there, go to
my homepage.
Hope there is something new/of interest to you.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Ann Cole

Family of Isaac F. Morris

Isaac Franklin Morris was born 1819 in Bedford County,Tennessee, 9th Civil District.
Isaac F. Morris came up missing in 1865, supulated that Bushwackers killed him and threw
his body into the Buffalo River, which was near his home. Isaac F. Morris was husband of
Mary Jane O'Daniel, born June 11, 1814 in Orange County, North Carolina to Henry and Margorie
O'Daniel. Jane O'Daniel Morris died June 25, 1894, buried Western Grove Cemetery Newton County.
Children of Isaac F. and Jane O'Daniel Morris:
Mary Elizabeth Morris, born March 21, 1838, died November 15, 1930. She was wife of Edward
Wallis who is buried Boat Mountain Cemetery. Had twelve children.
Nancy Morris, wife of Samuel Harp.
William H. Morris born 1841.
Louisa Jane Morris, born May 25, 1844 Newton County, Arkansas died October 17, 1933 buried as
Eliza Hurst Western Grove Cemetery.
Minerva Anne Morris, wife of George Washington Cooper.
James Franklin Morris, born 1848 Newton County, Arkansas.
John D. C. Morris, born April 20, 1851 Newton County, Arkansas died December 3, 1935
buried Western Grove Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas. His wife, Mary Susan is also
buried there. She was born October 13, 1862 died March 6, 1940 daughter of William
Albert Mayberry and Louraner Jones.
Richard Thomas Morris, born 1854 Newton County, Arkansas.
END. Hope something here helps. There are several members of the Morris and O'Daniel
families buried Western Grove Cemetery, if you would like those name and dates from stones,
let me known.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Elaine Waiters

Family of: Elizah Barnes and James Irvin Brown

I do not have a family group sheet for either of the above, sorry.
I checked the 1880 Newton County Census, Jackson Township:

James J. Brown......58...KY
Sarah...............42...KY
William.............17...MO
Martha..............15...MO
Jeremiah............13...MO
Sarah...............10...MO
Mary................10...MO
Margaret.............8...MO
David................7...MO
George...............5...MO
Arminta..............4...MO
John.................2...MO
next household:
James Brown.........24...MO
Susan A.............21...AR
John...............6/12..AR
Elijah Barnes.......65...KY Grandfather

Jackson Township was enumerated June 1 - 15, July 2 -3
You mentioned that James Irvin Brown died 1880 Newton County, Arkansas.
Is he buried Newton County and does he have a headstone? I checked
the information that I have compiled, did not find him.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Laura Gilmore

Family of: William Gillmore

I do not have a group sheet for William Gillmore/Gilmore and Mary Jane Violett

Gilmore individuals buried Red Rock Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas:

Kelsey Gilmore          March 1894            July 6, 1895
note:  Son of John Columbus Gilmore and Mary Ann Cheatham.


Virginia Gilmore    February 1, 1856        December 4, 1922
note:  Daughter of Charles and Mary "Polly" Foster.
       Wife of William "Ace" Gilmore.


William Asa Gilmore    July 15, 1856       December 26, 1932
note:  Known as Ace.
       Son of Kelsey Gilmore and Emeline Mayberry.


Leatha L. Gilmore      March 4, 1899             May 1, 1903
note:  Daughter of William "Ace" Gilmore and Virginia Foster.


Rebecca J. Gilmore  January 17, 1863            July 8, 1886
note:  Daughter of Isham Wheeler and Catherine Anderson.
       Wife of William "Ace" Gilmore.


Emeline Gilmore         May 24, 1835          March 15, 1926
note:  Daughter of David Mayberry and Susannah Criner.
       Wife of Kelsey Gilmore.


Carlesa Gilmore    November 18, 1883       September 9, 1884
note:  Daughter of David Gilmore and Ann Houston.


David S. Gilmore   December 23, 1885           July 22, 1889
note:  Son of William "Ace" Gilmore and Rebecca J. Wheeler.

Hope some of the above helps.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Joe

Family of: James Hess

No group sheet for James Hess and wife Elizabeth Wells.
Have a James Hess as a child on group sheet of Hiram and Sarah Hess.
The James appearing here was born January 11, 1851, have no additional on him.
Sorry that I did not have what you needed.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Kenneth Inman

Family of: Robert Andrew Venable

No group sheet for Robert Andrew Venable and wife Iris Hawkins.
Have a Robert Venable on group sheet of Enoch Venable:
Enoch Thomas Venable, born June 14, 1859 in Arkansas.
Married Mary Elizabeth Reynolds March 16, 1880 Newton County, Arkansas.
Two children listed:
John F. Venable, born April 4, 1881 Newton County, Arkansas.
Robert A. Venable, no birthdate.
I checked census records, Enoch lived in Jackson Township
in Newton County, Arkansas. Also checked through my Reynolds material,
but found nothing more on the family/children of Enoch Venable.
Not much, huh.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Tim Jones

Family of: Thomas Jones

Sorry, of all the Jones sheets none on Thomas Jones and wife Ardenia.
All I have on them is this note: Wife of Thomas L. Jones, Ardenia Belinda
McFerrin, daughter of John B. McFerrin and Tabitha McCrea.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Reginia White Winn

Family: Winn/Wynn

Cemetery data on Wynne name, Shaddox Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas:

William W. Wynne          June 4, 1858    November 26, 1884
James N. Wynne            May 20, 1850         May 28, 1883
Jones Wynne             April 27, 1821        July 15, 1892
Martha A. Wynne            May 3, 1822     January 28, 1884
note:  Wife of Jones Wynne.
Samuel Wynne              May 20, 1855         May 28, 1883

Hope this is what you were interested in.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Darlene Anderson

Family of: Hudson, Goodall, Spencer, Riggs

No family group sheet for John Riley Spencer.
Here are the small pieces that you stated would be welcome:
From marriage log kept by Abraham Villines of Newton County:
Pleasant Elijah Goodall to Mary Hudson, October 20, 1881.

Mary was second wife of Pleasant, first wife was Harriet. The first
marriage produced at least six children, Mary who married John Olin
Hensley February 18, 1883 in Newton County, Arkansas, John, William,
Alice, Margaret, Elijah. Harriet died shortly after the birth of
son Elijah. Unknown where Harriet is buried. Pleasant E. Goodall
buried Jasper Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas, dates on stone 1846
1932. Next to Pleasant, second wife Mary, dates 1854 1901.
Also buried Jasper Cemetery:
John Riley Spencer, born October 4, 1877 died August 13, 1957
Odie L. Spencer, born October 28, 1885 died July 6, 1974
Sons of John Riley Spencer and Odie Goodall Spencer buried Jasper Cemetery:
Charles Dewey Spencer, born December 18, 1900 died July 24, 1979
John Grayden Spencer, born March 21, 1913 died July 1, 1949
Garrett Spencer born 1903, died 1905.
You might track Hensley data and also Neal data, for additional on the Goodall
descent, the families that two daughters married into. For Riggs information,
go to my surname and contact page, find Riggs for email contact and webpage link.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Cristy Fisher

Family: Houston

The Houston name can be found married into several families of Newton County.
Especially in the area around Magazine, Arkansas. William McPherson married
Martha Priscilla Boen in early 1850's, not far from there. One of their
daughters was Mary McPherson, born 1854, she married Thomas Jefferson Houston.
Perhaps this is the family group you are interested in.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Peggy Riggs Kopp

I have Wells Cemetery online...go to my main Newton County page,
click on cemetery link...you may need to page refresh if it has been
a while since your last visit. I have added your webpage link to the
surname and contact pages.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Janet Wilson Patterson

Family of: William Anderson Wilson

I do not have a group sheet on your William Wilson, but do have
information on your Sarah Ann that you said was your brick wall.
Sarah Ann Smith, born 1874/76 Newton County, Arkansas was daughter
of Alfred Smith and wife Rebecca Flood. She was their sixth child,
and only daughter that I have record of. The children of Alfred Smith
and Rebecca Flood: Jeremiah, Nathaniel, Levi, David, William, Sarah
Ann, and James. Sarah's family received their mail at Red Rock, that
is where she was living when she married James W. Wilson August 28, 1892
in Newton County, Arkansas. Her brother David put up the marriage bond
for her marriage to James W. Wilson. She is found in records as Sarah,
Sally and also Mary.
Nancy Jane Farmer was born May 25, 1875 Newton County, Arkansas, daughter
of Harrison Farmer and first wife Mary Villines. Mary Villines was the
second child of the thirteen children born to James Copeland Villines and
Jency Reeves. Nancy Jane Farmer was living at Parthenon when she married
Elisha Langley Smith, February 4, 1892 in Newton County, Arkansas.
Nancy Jane died March 19, 1959. James Langley Smith was born November 26,
1872, he died September 30, 1919. James and Nancy are buried Union Hill
Cemetery Newton County, Arkansas. Hope this is helpful.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Billie Harris

Family of: Thomas Harris

I can find no dates for Thomas Harris, his military record could lend some
information, he served Company G Tennessee Mounted Infantry Civil War.
Abby was a Stroud, most spelled it Strode. She was daughter of Will Strode.
She was born January 8, 1854, died February 1, 1935 is buried next to Thomas
Mossville Cemetery. She is in a picture I have online. Go to my homepage,
there is a link on my Newton County Page. The page title is Edgmon Genealogy,
scroll down and find picture of a large group gathered in front of the original
Mossville Church House, 1919. On far right find man w/long beard, count back 3
females to left of him...there you will see female w/dark sweater and dark
scarf around her head...behind her is Abby. Hope this is something new.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Teresa Johnson

Family of: James Manson Criner

I do not have a group sheet on James Manson Criner...
the sheet I have is on Stephen and Margaret Cheatam Criner...
a brother to your James Manson Criner. Criner Cemetery, on my
cemetery page...Headstone of John Manson Criner: July 24, 1837
July 16, 1906 also wife (who I have down in other notes as Mary
Avangeline Matney Criner) November 24, 1861 June 23, 1954. I
checked census records...no Criners 1850 Newton County Census.
Have James as age 23 born Tennessee in 1860 Census living in houshold
of mother Mary...siblings in household: Elizabeth 18, Joseph 17,
Adaline 14, Stephen 13, William 12, Mary 10, Levi 7, sister Susan 27
married name Cheatam with daughter Mary age 1. In 1880 Census James
living alone, single age 42...was living next door to Stephen and
wife Margaret Cheatam Criner. In the second volume of Newton
County Family History, there is an article on Criner...not alot of
info but mention of Mary Matney Criner...the article has her middle
name different than what I have in a note, the article has her middle
name as Evangaline. Sorry I did not have a sheet on your James.
And nothing on Francis Marion Brooks...the Brooks sheet is on a John
and wife Nancy Brooks.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Charline Franklin

Family of: McClatchy

I did not find much on your McClathcy name...the
sheet was in a Bradley file: Allen McClatchy born 1813
96th District North Carolina, wife Mary born North
Carolina...no children listed.END...checked Newton
County Census records:

1850 Allen McClatchy age 35 NC
May                  age 34 NC
William H.               14 NC
Jacob D.                 13 NC
Samuel B.                12 NC
Mary Ann                 11 NC
Thomas H.                10 NC
Amanda G.                 9 NC
Francis M.                6 MO female
Martha E.                 2 AR
Malinda L. C.             1 AR
Adam BRADLEY             21 TN
Massy BRADLEY            20 TN

...that is all I have on the surname in any records that
I have. Hope something helps.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Carol Dunn

Family of Luallen C. Moss

I have no group sheet for Luallen and Eliza Millsap Moss.
Have an Eliza Millsap who was daughter of Thomas whose wife was
Polly Sutton, you mentioned that your Eliza was daughter of
Thomas Millsap and Polly Sullivan, so nothing there. Do you
know if your Moss family came from Virginia or North Carolina?
There were two Moss lines in Newton County. I have no data on
those of Virginia. The Moss line that I have came from Marble,
Cherokee County, North Carolina. The town of Mossville was named
in honor of William Moss. Most members of this Moss line left
Newton County, several moved to Adair County, Oklahoma.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Mary Kay Snell

Family of: Levi Gillmore

Levi Gillmore of Virginia and wife Sarah Lindsey were
living in the part of Carroll County that became Newton
County when their children were born: William, Mary,
Maranda, Lavonia, Clarinda, Alabama, Kelsey. Their
daughter Mary was wife of Green Berry Davidson.
They had at least two children Sarah and William.
Sorry nothing more.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Jackie Cochran

Family of Sam Lee

Am not sure which Lee family Sam came from, he was kin to a Lon
Lee whose daughter married Sid Thomas. I DO have your Lucy Thomas
line in my data...have her Thomas line back to late 1600's in Charles
County, Maryland. Thomas has been a very HARD line for me. Anyway,
her given name was Lucia Ann Thomas born November 12, 1862 on Thomas
Creek, Jefferson Township, Newton County, Arkansas. The daughter of
Andrew Jackson Thomas and Martha "Patsey" Spivey. Lucy Thomas married
Sam Lee November 27, 1879 in Newton County, Arkansas. They had eight
children:
Vanda "Van" or "Vandie" Lee who married a Nugget (have a picture of Van
and a small child who is standing on a stump), Emma,Newton "Newt", Jim,
Rufus, Ophelia, Iva, and Ida. I do not have dates or continued information
on their children, so if you can provide, I would appreciate the information.
Andrew Jackson Thomas was born January 30, 1827 Booneville, Clay County,
Kentucky to John Ira "Thed" Wilson and Mary Elizabeth "Betsey" Thomas.
John Ira Wilson left Betsey when the family was still in Kentucky, all of
her three children (all sons) went by the Thomas name rather than the Wilson
name. Andrew Jackson Thomas married Martha Spivey in Owsley County, Kentucky
October 1, 1851. She was daughter of James Spivey. A wife of James was Mary
Johnson, but it is probable that she was not mother of Martha. Martha was
born April 17, 1832 in Clay County, Kentucky. She died April 7, 1926.
Andrew died May 3, 1919. Both are buried Mossville Cemetery Newton County,
Arkansas...see my cemetery page. Andrew Jackson Thomas and "Patsey" had nine
children: Kimber Azo born June 17, 1852 Booneville, Owsley County, Kentucky
he died April 18, 1937 Yakima County, Washington. Sidney Thomas was born
August 1, 1854 in Henderson County, Indiana, died Thomas Creek, Newton County,
Arkansas April 3, 1937. Amanda Jane "Mandy" Elizabeth was born October 17,
1860 Thomas Creek, Newton County, Arkansas died January 14, 1929 Newton County,
Arkansas. Next was your Lucy. Joseph was born September 15, 1865 also on
Thomas Creek. He died February 24, 1919. Garrett Thomas was born August 9,
1869 died November 29, 1957. Armanda "Arrie Belle" was born April 25, 1873
died March 14, 1937. Jim was born September 3, 1874 died 1958. Mary Elizabeth
"Betty" was ninth child. I have a good picture of Andrew and Patsey, if you
would like, I can scan and send. Well that is a start :o)
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Georgia Aeverman

Family of: Barnard, Callahan, Self, Sparks

Jefferson F. Callahan and Sarah Jane Barnard were married by Will Smith June 2, 1889
Cassville, Newton County, Arkansas. Six children born to them:
Martha Jane Callahan, born 1884
Isabel Floranda Callahan, born July 12, 1887
Andrew Jefferson Callahan, born 1892
Vera Elizabeth Callahan, born 1907
Freddie Callahan, born 1910
Ruby Lavonia Callahan, born 1916

The only additional that I have on your Isabel is that she was wife of William Edward
Fruen, had a son Graden, daughter Martha.

Jefferson Callahan died ca 1918. Sarah Jane was daughter of Peter Peterson Barnard and
Tabitha Narcissus Self. Peter was born December 1, 1850 Marion County, Tennessee. He
died January 18, 1932 Scott County, Arkansas. {Early Barnard family was of Roane County,
Tennessee} Peter Peterson Barnard married Tabitha Self April 27, 1872 in Newton
County. She was daughter of Eurby Self and Mary Daniels. Tabitha was born January 21,
1850 in Newton County. She died November 1, 1928 in Scott County, Arkansas. Peter
Barnard and Tabitha Self had at least seven children: Sarah Jane, James Eurby, Reuben
Squire, Mary Susan, Samuel, Francis Abigail, and Rufus Hudspeth Barnard. Peter Barnard
was son of Reuben Barnard and Rachel Sparks. Rachel's mother's maiden name was Peterson,
hence Peter's middle name. Rachel was a sister to my Great Great Grandma, Abigail Sparks.
Peter's daughter Francis was named Abigail after my gr gr grdma. I will continue to look
for info on Polly Daniels. Her mother was also Polly, daughter of Daniel Ham.
Hope some of the above is of help to you.
Take Care, Judy Tate

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Reply to: Sharon Roland

Family of: William Farmer

Wife of William Farmer was Elizabeth Villines, daughter of Addison Villines and Lucy Reeves;
her twin brother was Hez.
Children of William Farmer and Elizabeth Villines:

1.  John Farmer, was married to Martha Caroline Snow by
    James T. Millsap, April 27, 1879 Newton County, Arkansas.  Martha
    Caroline Snow was age 25 at marriage, John was 17.  Martha Caroline
    Snow was the ninth child of nine children born to Ebenezer and 
    Elizabeth Snow.
2.  William Farmer, born 1865.
3.  James Addison Farmer, was married to Lizzie Womack by Christopher
    C. Hudson, November 17, 1886 Newton County, Arkansas.
4.  Phoebe D. "Mattie" Farmer, married James Carter.
5.  Elizabeth Jane "Mollie" Farmer, was married to Thomas J. Waters
    by Ernie Reynolds, July 21, 1889 Newton County, Arkansas.
6.  Louis Napoleon Farmer born January 4, 1872 Newton County, 
    Arkansas married Nancy Busby.
7.  William Farmer, born June 1, 1874, married Mary Emma Jones, 
    December 21, 1896.
8.  Robert Farmer.
9.  Bently Carson "Carr" Farmer.
10. Harvey Farmer.

 1.  John Arrington Steele, born November 17, 1846 Steele Creek, Newton County, Arkansas
    died in Madison County, Arkansas.
2.  George Washington Steele, twin to Samuel, born Steele Creek.
    died age 2, 1849 Newton County, Arkansas.
3.  Samuel Steele, twin to George
    died age 2, 1849 Newton County, Arkansas.
4.  Joel Randloph Steele, born Steeel Creek, Newton County, Arkansas.
5.  Amanda Steele, born Steele Creek, Newton County, Arkansas.
6.  Mary Steele, born December 6, 1854 Steel Creek.
7.  Nancy Ellen Steele, born Steele Creek.
8.  Sarah Jane Steele, born Steele Creek.
9.  Louisa Dallia Steele, born Steele Creek.
10. Lucinda Elizabeth Steele, born Steele Creek.
11. Henry Beecher Steele.

King, John               age 65     Farmer         born Indiana
      Mary               age 55                    born Illinois
      James              age 19                    born Tennessee
      Benjamin           age 17                    born Arkansas
      Henry              age 15                    born Arkansas
      Sarah              age 13                    born Arkansas

You can reach me by e-mail, Judy Tate