Carroll County Scrapbook®, Album 1, pg 2
Carroll County, Arkansas
To view pictures, see Album 1, just below the following index...
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 Elizabeth Jones Hampton:
Born 1823 in Tennessee, and died July 16, 1906 in Oklahoma. She married Andrew William Hampton about 1840 in Carroll Co. AR, son of Joel Hampton and Elizabeth Page. He was born 1825 in Tenn., and died Abt. 1863.
Elizabeth is the granddaughter of OLD Alexander Standridge, the daughter of James Jones and Mary Standridge Jones, the neice of Rhoda Blevins, Martin, John Wesley, Lemuel Owen, and Samuel James Standridge. She was at least 1/8 Cherokee and perhaps more.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
 View note Elizabeth's children...from Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #27 |
Elizabeth Jones Hampton Grave Marker:
Elizabeth's grave is in White Oak Cemetery, near Vinita, Oklahoma.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
View note ...from Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #28 |
Elmer and Mary Elizabeth Trickett:
Mary Elizabeth was born September 14, 1880, Near Berryville, Arkansas to John and Sarah Jones Blaylock.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
See Application to Cherokee Nation ...from Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #29 |
James White Family:
James and Telitha A. Blevins White with family, taken 1890s near Berryville, Arkansas.
From L to R, Back Row: Aunt Martha and Artimis White Blair
Center: Telitha Blevins White, James White Jr., James White Sr. holding Bessie White (his granddaughter)
Front Row: Aunt Rosetta, Jewel's mother.
James White was born in 1834, son of Charles White and Anna Flippo. He married Telitha Blevins, daughter of James M. and Delila Meek Blevins, on Aug. 5, 1864. He died in 1912. Telitha in 1931. They are buried in the Farmer Cemetery, near Berryville.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #30 |
Thomas Carey Family:
Jamina Roberts Jones Carey and her second husband, Thomas Carey, seated, Uncle Jim standing, child is Mary Jones.
Jamina C. Roberts was the daughter of John and Rachel Roberts. She married first, Martin Jones, son of Mary Standridge Jones. He died during the civil war and she married second to Thomas Carey. Jamina and Martin Jones had one daughter who lived to adulthood. She was Sarah Ann Jones Blaylock.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #31 |
John D. and Sarah Ann Jones Blaylock Family:
The smaller older lady was Sally. Will try to get the names of all pictured.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #32 |
Artilla Blalock Rogers:
Wife of John G. Rogers.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
Appears in the Application to Cherokee Nation File of Sarah Ann Blaylock
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| Item #33 |
Josiah White and Ida Ann Hampton White.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #34 |
Mary Standridge Jones' grave:
At grave is Sherlyn Greaves...many greats Grand Daughter. Mary was wife of James Jones. Her parents were Alexander and Elizabeth Standridge.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #35 |
Mary Standridge Jones' grave marker:
Sulphur Bend Cemetery.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #36 |
Mary Jones White grave marker:
Taken at Sulphur Bend Cemetery by Sherlyn Greaves, a descendent of Mary Standridge through her son, Martin Jones. Mary 'Polly' White was the daughter of James Jones and Mary Standridge. She married William White, son of Charles White and Anna Flippo. William and Mary White had these children: John, Elizabeth, Illeann, Mary Jane, Sarah, James Ervin, William, Margaret, and Josiah.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #37 |
Mathis Cabin and Family:
Rhoda Catherine Jones Hurley Smith is pictured here with her daughter Janie Hurley Mathis and family. Left to Right, back row: Lottie, Janie Hurley Mathis holding Ollie, Unknown Girl, Andrew, Emily Jones, Rhoda Catherine Jones Hurley Smith, John Mathis (called Chief) is standing in front of Emily Jones.
This cabin was on the John 'Chief' Mathis Indian Allotment.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
View Rhoda Catherine Jones Hurley Smith's Application to Cherokee Nation
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| Item #38 |
Mathis Family:
Close-up of previous picture.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
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| Item #39 |
William and Mary Spears:
William Siegel Spears was born February 19, 1828, died May 14, 1916. His wife Mary Green Dickens Spears was born January 6, 1830, died July 12, 1902.
Submitted by Frankie Ponder. Thanks Frankie!
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| Item #40 |
Basin Springs:
Circa 1893, Eureka Springs. Read Springs of Carroll County, 1888
Submitted by Judy Tate.
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| Item #41 |
Gilbert Willis Powell:
Gilbert Willis Powell joined the US Navy in February 1944. He had been working at the ship yards in San Diego, CA. He felt guilty for not helping his country and enlisted. He was not drafted because of his age and the number of children he had.
He was sent to the Pacific Theater. His Naval Unit was attached to the Marines and he 'hit the beach' with the Marines on Iwo Jima. He told of how they had numbers in a big spinning cage. If your number was called, you boarded a small craft to go ashore. When I was in High School, the picture of the Marines raising the Flag on Mt. Suribachi was on the front of my history book. Daddy said he was there the day that was taken and was down the hill from the event. He said it was staged for the picture, but it had occurred and they did it again for a picture.
Dad was an airplane mechanic. This was the most memorable time in his life. He died of bone cancer and in those last few weeks of his life, he came in and out of consciousness. When was not with us, he was on Iwo again. Saying, 'Watch, there over there. Be careful. Look out.' His eyes were wild again and he was scared like I am sure he was when they took the Island. Many of his friends died there.
Gilbert Willis Powell was born July 25, 1915 in Carroll County, AR. He died Aug. 6, 1988 in Carroll County, AR. He is the father of Patsy Poor, Fleta Aday, and Betty Renfroe--The Three Sisters--and five other children. His parents were Robert Melton and Lee Gertrude Maples Powell.
Submitted by Betty Renfroe. Thanks Betty!
Appears in Carroll County Those Who Served®
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| Item #42 |
Kit Carson Wilson:
Son of James Chaney Wilson and Tryphena Fancher, born Berryville, Carroll County, Arkansas.
Kit Carson was named after his mother's brother, Christopher Carson Fancher, known as Kit Carson. Tryphena and her brother Kit Carson survived the Mountain Meadows Massacre.
Submitted by Judy Tate.
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| Item #43 |
Kit Carson Fancher:
Christopher Carson Fancher, youngest son of Eliza Ingram and Alexander Fancher who was captain of the wagon train and killed in the massacre.
Kit Carson was born in 1852 Carroll County, Arkansas; died 1873 at Osage, Arkansas.
Submitted by Judy Tate.
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| Item #44 |
Tryphena Fancher Wilson:
Daughter of Alexander Fancher and Eliza Ingram. Married James Chaney Wilson July 9, 1871 Osage, Carroll County, Arkansas. Children of
Tryphena and James Wilson are:
Nancy Ella Wilson, born May 14, 1872 in Carroll Co....married Laban Allred
Ida Mae Wilson, born December 30, 1873 in Carroll County, Arkansas...married W. B. Smith
Eliza Ota Wilson, born December 13, 1874 in Carroll County...married Thompson C. Ramsey
Effie Minnie Wilson, born September 4,1877 in Carroll County...married Norman Isom
Danny Ray Wilson, born July 11, 1879 in Carroll County
William Wasson Wilson, born July 1, 1883 in Carrol County, Arkansa
Kit Carson Wilson, born April 10, 1886 in Carrol County, Arkansas...married Zona Doss
Jewel Ivy Wilson, born March 11, 1888 in Carroll County...married David Roberts
French Osborne Wilson, born November 2, 1889 in Carroll County
Infant Wilson, born April 16, 1891 in Carroll County
Henry Wilson, January 26, 1893 in Carroll County, Arkansas...married Anna L. Harmmons
Submitted by Judy Tate.
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| Item #45 |
Francis and Amanda Cannafax:
Francis Tilford Cannafix
and wife, Amanda Elizabeth Jones Cannafax. Tilford was born May 2, 1854; died March 4, 1939. Mandy was born
July 11, 1856; died January 9, 1944. Both are buried in Snow Cemetery.
Submitted by Lorene Cannafax Hose.
View Francis Tilford Family Group Record
| Item #46 |
James Fancher:
James F. Fancher was son of Richard Fancher and
Sarah Grey Journegin. James was husband of Elizabeth Carlock. They were married January 8, 1816 in Rock Springs, Overton County, Tennessee.
Submitted by Judy Tate.
Appears in Carroll County Those Who Served®
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| Item #47 |
Elizabeth Fancher:
Elizabeth was daughter of Isaac Carlock and Sarah Rockman. Elizabeth and her husband James Fancher are buried in Fancher-Seitz Cemetery Carroll County, Arkansas.
Submitted by Judy Tate.
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| Item #48 |
Albert Allen 'Tobe' Hughey:
'Tobe' was born in Carroll County, Arkansas on April 26, 1841 to Henry Hughey and Ann Wilson. He was married twice; Mary Holmes
and Francis L. Barnes.
Submitted by: Dolores Raines Sutton Thanks Dolores!
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