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1	"Rev. Barnabas Pipkin was the son of Stephen Pipkin and Amelia Thomson. The family moved to Darlington, SC circa 1800 from Wayne Co., NC. They moved to Pulaski Co, GA ca. 1810, Conecuh Co., AL ca. 1818. Rev. B. Pipkin became a Methodist minister about 1818 and served in Mississippi and Louisiana."	Family: F503
2	According to marriage license, W. E. Harris as Principal and L. W. Dew as Security.	Family: F30
3	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F41
4	July 24, 1890, Mr. R. R. Radford. This is to certify that you are authorized to ishu (sic) licens (sic) for M. H. Harris x Kittie Allen. Signed A. J. Allen. M. C. Harris as Principal and T. P. Nobles as Security. M. C. was 27, and Kittie was 17. (M. C. was referenced as M. H. by A. J. Allen.)	Family: F2
5	Marriage license no. 1426, State of Texas, Dewitt County, filed at office of Clinton with J. J. Cocke, clerk; on October 11, 1875 was married by Elder I. H. Garey (grandfather of groom); witnessed by P. P. Pearson and S. S. Pearson; recorded in Volume D, page 141 of Marriage records of DeWitt County, Texas	Family: F278
6	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F58
7	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F56
8	quote from letter from Russell Fisher, Utica, Mississippi, Feb. 14, 1958 to Nellie Hanna Love Sydnes, High Island, Texas "Am sending the Robinson ancestry as I have which carries back to just prior 1700 in Maryland John Robinson Sr. is buried near Hermanville, Miss. Benj. and William F. two of his sons are buried near Rocky Springs, a daughter is buried at Port Gibson. I don't know where James, your ancestor, is buried; however, I believe at Port Gibson, though I've never been able to locate his grave. Nancy who married Elijah Clarke in Claiborne County, is buried in the Clarke Cemetery near Carlisle, Mississippi. Uncle George Fisher's first wife was a niece of Elijah Clarke, then Benj. Robinson bro. to your James wed Lavinia Taylor who was a sister to the great grandmother of Lawrence Mallette. She was Sarah Ann Taylor, the first thing you know you will be your own grandmother, as soon as I can work it out I'll send what I have on the Hanna family." letter quoted also in the Love family notes Facts about this marriage: Divorce Abt. 1760	Family: F351
9	They married in Georgia and went to Mississippi in 1812 to Bogue Chitto, two miles south of Holmesville.	Family: F358
10	They remarried 8/26/1974 in Orange, Orange, Texas, #098093.	Family: F135
11	This second wife of William Hanna was a cousin, probably the neice mentioned in his father Henry's will from Wilkinson County, Mississippi Marriage Records (1805-1899) Texas State Archives 976.225 W651 page 29	Family: F341
12	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Unknown
13	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ALLEN Alicia Ann
14	According to a family member, she sold the 300 acres of land in Arkansas.	ALLEN Anna Adele
15	According to the Port Arthur City Directory, he was emp Texas Co (-1948), Supvr Lummis Construction (1961-1964).	ALLEN Ardis Hyleman
16	According to the Port Arthur City Directory, he was a sheet metal worker at Laurents Sheet Metal Shop for some time. Port Arthur News Jan. 1, 1979 According to his obituary, he was a native of Mansfield, Louisiana (DeSoto County) and had lived in Port Arthur for 56 years. He was a retired sheet metal worker and a member of the Sheet Metal Workers Union No. 196. He was a member Central Baptist Church, El Mina Shrine Temple of Galveston and Scottish Rite 32nd Degree of Galveston. He was a member and past master of Cosmopolitan Lodge 872 AF & AM. Survivors include his wife, Ruth Allen of Groves, Texas; one daughter, Mrs. David Rhodes of San Francisco, California; one brother, Ardis H. Allen of Port Arthur, Texas; and three sisters, Mrs. Lucy Perkins of Shreveport, Louisiana, Mrs. Myrtis Powers and Mrs. J. Harold Wood, both of Port Arthur, Texas. Masonic grave side rites and burial. ~SSN 454-10-0554	ALLEN Charles Chalmers
17	According to the Port Arthur City Directory, she was a clerk at Model Grocery and Market (1949-1952), bookkeeper at Harvey L. Warren (1953-).	ALLEN Myrtice Lockwood
18	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	ANDERSON Phillip Henry
19	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	BARTON Dolores Mae
20	SSN was issued in Oklahoma There was a Willis B, b 2/16/1908 d 5/13/95 - a relation? ~442-01-9499	BARTON James Francis
21	SSN was issued in Oklahoma. ~441-20-4541	BARTON James Robert
22	He was an early Wilkes County, North Carolina settler. He commanded a company in Cleveland's Regiment of North Carolina Militia at King's Mountain, October 1780 [Roster of North Carolina Soldiers in the American Revolution, page 28, 479]. He was appointed a Justice of Wilkes County,North Carolina June 1778 and resigned November 24, 1785. He moved to Oconee County, South Carolina.	BARTON John, Jr.
23	Registered nurse, April 23, 1936 Hotel Nursing School	BICE Julia Dora
24	Ashley County Ledger Feb. 15, 1973 According to her obituary, she died at Park Place Hospital February 10. She was a resident of Port Arthur, Texas over 40 years and member of Bellaire Baptist Church. She was survived by husband, Earl Hagler; daughter, Mrs. J. S. Walding of Port Arthur, Texas; sisters, Mrs. Clara Beebe and Miss Emma Bierbaum, both of Hamburg, Arkansas; brothers, Walter, Charles, and Otis Bierbaum, all of Hamburg, Arkansas; 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildred. Pallbearers: James M. Gibson, Lois V. Gibson, Vernon Mires, Roy Richardson, Chester Thompson, and James Smith.	BIERBAUM Lena Catherine
25	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	BOREL OR YOUNG? Brenda Gail
26	Worked at Gulf for forty years.	BOURQUE Morris Joseph
27	According to a written memorandum by Rufus Pipkin Williams of Lake Charles, Louisiana dated Oct 1906 and recorded in a transcription of Bible Records by LGHS: "He lost an arm at the Battle of Eutau Springs."	BROWN William
28	She wrote the following books: Around the Bend (volume 1-2), Bright Pieces of Forever, Come Dreaming with me (volume 1-2), Echoes of Gladness, Edged with Gold, Evergreens, From the Threshing Floor, Lest the Harvest be Not Grapes, Let This be Home, Lift Your Arms for Wings, The Marked Path, Patchwork Pieces, Remember...Oh Remember, Run for the Roses, Set the Music Free, Shields of the Earth, Spirals of Chimney Smoke, Star-Sprinkles Grass, Tapestry of Memory, Year by Year. Port Arthur News According to her obituary, she was a retired writer, former poet laureate, and a Baptist. She was the author of more than 15 books of poetry. Her works appeared in publications in 38 states in U. S. and in a dozen foreign countries. She was selected as Honorary Poet Laureate of Newspaper Verse by United Poet Laureate International, Ashley County Poet Laureate, Poet Laureate of America's Own Heartbeat, Poet of the Present, Number One Celebrity Writers, and was an advisory member of the Marquis Bibliographical Library. She was the first person to receive the C. O. Allard Cup for Sustained Excellence in the field of newspaper verse. She was survived by son, William E. of Oberlin, Louisiana. Daughters: Virginia Birchfield of Crossett, Arkansas, Mays McMurry of Santa Cruz, California, and Shirley Maxwell of Jacksonville, Florida; 8 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. According to Who is Who in Arkansas Vol I, pages 125-126: She was a poet, teacher and self taught painter. Her education was from Hamburg High School, State Teachers College, and extension courses from University of Arkansas. Children: William Edward Jr. of Port Arthur, Texas; Mrs. Jack Burchfield of Crossett, Arkansas; Mrs. William Charles McMurry of San Jose, California; and Mrs. Travis D. Maxwell, wife of Major Maxwell, U. S. Marine AF.	CALDWELL Etta L
29	According to Who is Who in Arkansas under Etta Caldwell Harris, page 125, he was a Primitive Baptist minister, and early settler of Ashley County. Direct descendant of John Caldwell who was grandfather of John Caldwell Calhoun, famous orator and VP under two U. S. Presidents; maternal forefather, Hiram Grant, grandfather of U. S. Grant, 18th U. S. President. Under Virginia Ruth Harris Burchfield, Page 50: John Caldwell Calhoun was American statesman, political philosopher, twice U. S. Senator (16 years), Secretary of State under John Tyler, VP under John Quincy Adams, and first term of Andrew Jackson.	CALDWELL Rev. George Washington
30	February 16, 1905 Ashley County Eagle Mrs. Alf Hayden died at her home Friday morning.	CALDWELL Margaret
31	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	CARTER Charles J.
32	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	CARTER Christopher Joseph
33	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	CARTER Dawn Marie
34	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	CARTER Shannon Denise
35	Ref.: "Early Georgia Wills and Settlements of Estates - Wilkes County, Georgia", Sarah Quinn Smith, Washington, Wilkes County, Georgia, 1959 Reprinted 1994 by Heritage Papers, P. O. Box 7776, Athens, Georgia 30604-7776 Superior Court Abstracts of Court Cases (loose papers) 1797-1850 p. 57. BENJAMINE CATCHINGS Estate. In Equity. Ann Arnett, admr. of Mrs. Mildred Carlton, relict of said Benjamine Catchings, against the heirs of said Catchings: Joseph Catchings and John Catchings of Mississippi, John McNeil and wife, Matilda Catchings McNeil, Seymore Catchings of Putnam Co., Ga., Ann Bird, Oliver C. Arnett of Wilkes Co. That Benjamine Catchings died in 1798; that Mrs. Mildred C. Carlton died in 1840. File - Catchings	CATCHINGS Benjamin
36	Ref: Letter from R. Fisher dated Feb 14, 1958 to Nellie Hanna Love. "Uncle George Fisher's first wife was a niece of Elijah Clarke..."	CLARKE Elijah
37	Carolyn Prater Ward of Johnsonville, SC researched and compiled a family record sheet from which most of this data was taken.	COOPER Elizabeth
38	According to Tombstone Inscriptions and Notes of Ashley County, he was a pvt US Army WWII.	CRANE Henry A.
39		CRIDDLE Humphrey
40	1803 had two draws in Wilkes Co. GA land lottery	CRIDDLE Mildred
41	1661 Accomack, Virginia1661 from Accomack, Virginia	CURTIS Daniel
42	Elizabeth noted as daughter of immigrant, born at Accomack	CURTIS Elizabeth
43	From Nansemond County, Virginia; moved to Somerset County, Maryland.	DAVIS Richard
44	from file: edivine.txt "will of Elizabeth Davis Divine ...To Kinsman Wyatt, son of my deceased husband's niece Mary Dennis I give and bequeath whatever may remain of my estate, after the distributions already herein directed, and it is my desire and belief that such residue of my estate may amount to at best four hundred dollars. dated 5th day of December AD 1860 /s/ Elizabeth D. Divine" witnesses /s/ Wm. M. Curtiss, Elelanor D. Curtiss, A. W. Clark	DENNIS Kinsman Wyatt
45	Michael Disharoon was in Wicomico, Somerset County, Maryland in 1670. MCW Oct 23, 1690; will probated May 9, 1691	DISHAROON Michael
46	"will of Elizabeth Davis Divine ...To my daughter Emmaline Galtney I give and bequeath the slaves Hogan his wife Maria and their child Mima... dated 5th day of December AD 1860 /s/ Elizabeth D. Divine" witnesses /s/ Wm. M. Curtiss, Elelanor D. Curtiss, A. W. Clark	DIVINE Emeline
47	from file: edivine.txt "will of Elizabeth Davis Divine ...To my son Kinsman Clinton Divine I give and bequeath the slaves Giles, Frand and Moses... dated 5th day of December AD 1860 /s/ Elizabeth D. Divine" witnesses /s/ Wm. M. Curtiss, Elelanor D. Curtiss, A. W. Clark	DIVINE Kinsman Clinton
48	from file: edivine.txt "will of Elizabeth Davis Divine ...To my daughter Laura Devine I give and bequeath the house now occupied as my family residence together with one hundred acres of land on which I now reside, and to be so land (sic) off as to include the house aforesaid, cotton gin, negro quarters and all other buildings and improvements on the afresaid tract of land. I also give and bequeath to my said daughter Laura the slaves Sophy & Sarah and Betty, child of said Sarah. dated 5th day of December AD 1860 /s/ Elizabeth D. Divine" witnesses /s/ Wm. M. Curtiss, Eleanor D. Curtiss, A. W. Clark	DIVINE Laura Hulda
49	from file: edivine.txt "will of Elizabeth Davis Divine ...To my daughter Lydia Baldwin I give and bequeath the slaves Anna, Aggy, Mary and her child Omega... dated 5th day of December AD 1860 /s/ Elizabeth D. Divine" witnesses /s/ Wm. M. Curtiss, Elelanor D. Curtiss, A. W. Clark	DIVINE Lidia Olivia
50	from file: edivine.txt "will of Elizabeth Davis Divine ...To my daughter Mary Coleman I give and bequeath the man Abram and his wife Ester and their daughter Francis and her child Isaac... dated 5th day of December AD 1860 /s/ Elizabeth D. Divine" witnesses /s/ Wm. M. Curtiss, Elelanor D. Curtiss, A. W. Clark	DIVINE Mary Ann