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Green Berry Holder & Mary Tyler Marriage Records
Collecting records before statehood in Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma has challenged me, as I try to gather documentation of my great-grandparents as they moved west with the frontier. Arkansas does have some early records online at familysearch.org. I was really … Continue reading
MARGARET EOFF ELLIOTT
While browsing on Ancestry.com, I found this wonderful story by Maxine Elliott Gilliam. jdhardin originally posed this story on the Hardin family tree. (1) It’s always a happy moment when we find the work of other family researchers. To this … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Texas
Tagged Almeda Elliott, Almeda Todd, Arkansas, Civil War, James Monroe Elliott, James Monroe Elliott Jr., Lucille Elliott, Margaret Elliott, Margaret Eoff, Margaret Ring, Mary Jane Elliott, Mary Jane McIntire, Maxine Elliott Gilliam, Maxine Gilliam, Melinda Elliott, Melinda Maddox, Texas, Thomas Hendrix McIntire
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Eveline Minerva Price Tyler
Eveline was murdered in her hen-house. She was murdered by someone in the family. She might have been murdered by someone who knew about the mine or she might have been murdered over how she was spending her money. After … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Scots-Irish
Tagged Arkansas, Civil War, Daniel Tyler, Edmund Wallace Wood Jr. Eliza Ann Tyler, Elizabeth Tyler Craig, Eveline Minerva Price, Hoyt Young, James Thomas Craig, Lindsey Tyler, Peter Adams Tyler, Peter Allen Tyler, Roots and Tales, Silver Mines, Stantford Tyler, William Baker Tyler
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Peter Adams Tyler, Arkansas, Convicted for Treason against the C.S.A.
Peter Adams Tyler was the eldest son of Baker Tyler, one of the earliest settlers in Northwest Arkansas. He was born on December 22, 1823. He prospered as a farmer and citizen until his death in the Civil War. He … Continue reading