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Note for: Thomas McLaughlin, ABT 1775 - 6 MAY 1860
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CENSUS: 1850 Clarke County Arkansas.
MILITARY: War of 1812; Ensign Missoui Cert #83.898 for 40 arces of land. Cert
dated March 9, 1853. Company commanded by Capt. Martin Ruggles' Company of
Mounted Volunteer Militia of Missouri Territory. Discharged at Camp Russell,
Illinois Territory October 21, 1813.
NOTES: Volunteer's lead by Col. NcNair. Discharged at St Louis, Missouri.
MILITARY: Indian Wars of 1816. Servied under Capt. Davis for 60 days.
NOTES: "The American State Papers:, Vol 2. Published by Gales and Seaton,
Waashington, 1834. Land Claims in The Missouri Territory.
Page 506. "Thomas McLaughlin-a claim for 900 and 8 arpents of land, situate at
Bellevue, District of St. Genevieve. Produces to the Board of survey of the
same, dated 22nd of January, 1806. Benjamin Crow, being duly sworn, says that
he was present when claiment obtained from the commandant permission to settle
on vacant lands; that he began the improving of said land in 1803; made a camp
on the same, and had his family on it, but was obliged by sickness to remove
from the same; that, in the beginning of 1804, he built a cabin, raised a crop
on said land, and has wife and child. Opinion of the Board: April 23, 1810.
Present: John B.C. Lucas and Clement B. Penrose, Commissioners. It is the
opionion of the Board that this claim ought not to be granted."
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Note for: Elizabeth Waters "Betsy" Crow, ABT 1779 - ABT 1862
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NOTE: Betsy was living with John Crow family when she was in her 80's.
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Note for: Iva Lucille Lockett, 29 JUL 1904 - 28 APR 1995
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Event: Type: BURI
Date: 1 MAY 1995
Place: Forest Park Cem, Caddo Parish, Shreveport, Louisiana
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OBITUARY: Beloved wife of the late R. G. Orr, Mother of Dr. Rodney G. Orr and
wife, Marjorie of Arlington, Texas; Don Hadry Orr and wife, Betty of New
Orleans, and the late Jack Terrance Orr of Bossier City, La.
Also survived by daughter-in-law, Alice G. Orr of Bossier City. She had
seven grandchildren; Dona Landry, Kaye Hoffman, Susan Harrist, Terry Gill, Pam
Geiman, Dr. Geoffrey A. Orr, and the late Bruce James Orr, Lt. (j.g.): USNR and
eight great grandchildren.
She was a resident of Bossier City most of her life, and was born in
McNeil, Arkansas on July 28, 1904, she passed away at Schumpert Medical Center
after a lengthy illness on April 28, 1995. She was a member of the First
United Methodist Church in Bossier City.
Funeral services will be at 1:00 p.m. on May 1, 1995, at Rose-Neath
Bossier Chapel, Reverend Austin F. Smith, Associate Pastor of First United
Methodist Church will officiate, burial will be at Forest Park Cemetery in
Shreveport.
Mrs. Orr will be in state at Rose-Neath Bossier after 1:00pm, Sunday,
April 30, 1995, and the family will receive friends from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
SCHOOL: Milner School at NcNeil, Arkansas (per Iva)
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Note for: Benjamin Crow, ABT 1757 - ABT 1830
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NOTE: From Virginia to Green County, Tennessee in 1783; To Washington County,
Missouri in 1802; Clark County, Arkansas in 1819.
NOTE: Ancestral File LDS- ver 4.12-(9BMC-GV)-The Colony, Texas .
NOTE: Linage Chart & letter from Mrs. Charles G. Brown.
NOTE: "Scrapbook of Dr. Willis S. Smith" 1810-1891 of Clark County, Arkansas.
NOTE: "Our Heritage, San Antonio, Texas Jan 1978 Vol XIX #2: Robert Gragg
left Augusta Co., Virginia in 1783 and went into Tennessee; he and all his
family left Greene Co., Tennessee in 1801 on a flatboat, and went to the wilds
of Missouri and settles in present Iron Co. --earlier called Washington and
Ste. Genevieve Districts. Benjamin Crow was married to his daughter Ann Gragg
and their first child, a girl, was born on the flatboat journey so she was
named "Betsy Waters". In 1819 the Gragg clan, including the Crows, removed to
Clark Co., Arkansas. Benjamin Crow's son Walter married Margaret Hutchinson
and their daughter Amanda Crow married Abraham Landers Ware (Weir) in 1837
Clark Co., Ark. (see Vol XIX #1. Weir Family Bible.)
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Note for: Ann Gregg, ABT 1759 - ABT 1830
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NOTES: Ancestral File ver 4.12 (9BMC-H2)
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Note for: Bradley Louellen Orr, 14 JAN 1860 - 16 MAR 1882
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Event: Type: BURI
Place: Palestine Cem, Bradley County, Arkansas
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CENSUS: 1900 Bradley County, Ark., Eagle Twsp. 1920 Bradley County,
Ark.,Eagle Twsp.
BURIAL: Bradley County Cemetary Records; Palestine Cemetary: R929.5 C394.
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Note for: Robert Gregg, ABT 1732 - ABT 1796
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NOTES: "Our Heritage, San Antonio, Texas, Jan 1978 Vol XIX #2: Robert Gragg
left Augusta Co., Virginia in 1783 and went into Tennessee; he and all his
family left Greene Co., Tennessee in 1801 on a flatboat, and went to the wilds
of Missouri and settled in the present Iron Co., earlier called Washington ans
Ste. Genevieve Districts. Benjamin Crow was married to his daughter Ann Gragg
and their first child, a girl, was born on the flatboat journey so she was
named "Betsy Waters:. In 1819 the Gragg clan, including the Crows, Removed to
Clark Co., Arkansas. Benjamin Crow's son Walter married Margaret Hutchinson
and their daughter Amanda Crow married Abraham Landers Ware (Weir) in 1837
Clark County, Arkansas. (See Vol XIX #1, Weir Family Bible.)
NOTES: "Our Heritage, San Antonio, Texas, Jan 1978 Vol XIX #2: Will of Robert
Gragg-May 3, 1793 Greene County in Territory of United States South of the
river Ohio (Tennessee)
NOTES: "George Robert Gragg Direct Descent from the American Progenitor", book
has section on John Gregg ca1690-1758; Robert Gragg ca1732-1796; Henry Gragg
ca1764-1824; Jefferson Gragg 1815-1910; James Robert Gragg 1851-1933;
Jefferson Lewis Gragg 1874-1954; and George Robert Gragg 1902-alive)
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Note for: Gary Price, Private -
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Event: Type: BURI
Date: Private
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Note for: Mary Ann "Molly" Wheeler, 18 FEB 1862 - 31 JAN 1956
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Event: Type: BURI
Place: Palestine Cem, Bradley County, Arkansas
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OBITUARY: Mrs. Mary Ann Wheeler Orr, born in Bradley County during the Civil
War died at her home near Eagle Lake Tuesday 1-31-1956.
Daughter of the late Joseph & Sarah Hamlet Wheeler, born here on Feb 18,
1862.
Survived by 3 sons Ed of Crossett, Arkansas, R.G. of Bossier City,
Louisiana, Grady of Ingalls, Arkansas; 2 daughters Mrs. Maude Temple of Hot
Springs, Arkansas, and Mrs Jimmy Lou Burchfield of San Antonio, Texas; 25
grandchildren, 53 great grandchildren, and 3 great-great grandchildren.
Funeral service were at Palestine Church at 2:30 Wed. by Rev J. F.
Johnson. Burial at Palestine by Frazer Funeral Home.
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Note for: Phillip Dale Gill, Private -
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Event: Type: BURI
Date: Private
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Note for: William Hardy "Nick" Lockett, 21 JUL 1871 - ABT 1907
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OBITUARY: Magnolia Banner, Magnolia, Arkansas, Thursday, December 20, 1906.
Tragic: Last Saturday evening as carrier Smith wwas returning home, and
near Mr. Burchfield's gin, he came upin Mr. W.H. Lockett, dead and lying in the
middle of the road. Mr. Lockette was killed by a falling tree, which broke his
neck. The tree only six of seven inches in diameter had been blown on Mr. L.
He had been dead several hours when carrier found him. The family claims he
left home about 8a.m. and that he was killed shortly afterwards. Mr. Lockett
was in the vigor of manhood and leaves a wife and child and many friends to
deplore his untimely death. The bereaved family has the sympathy of the entire
community. SIGNOR
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Note for: George William Crabtree, ABT 1833 - WFT Est 1881-1925
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CENSUS: 1860 Columbia County, Arkansas, Brown Twsp, page 55.
CENSUS: 1870 Red River County, Texas, Clarksville.
CENSUS: 1880 Soundex, Cass Ct, Texas, Vol 6, Ed 11, Sheet 21, Line 31.
Marriage: South West Arkansas Gen Society Vol IV, Spring 1980, Columbia
County Marriages, Book "A".
CENSUS: 1850 Clairborne Parish, Louisiana, 2nd War, 23 Township, page 102,
Sept 7, 1850.