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Zimmerman, Wells,See, Bertram

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John Thomas BRILEY

1  _UID 3378D7F7FA8D6E44BFCD818E2A600B1CFE55


Mary S VIGLES

1  _UID FCACC62C26160044B0167DEF9B66CD9CB689


Logan Jackson HADLEY

1  _UID 2A5CEA94CA33D8419E60068E4F3AAD2E10A2


BIRTH: Thelma F. Christiansen ltr. 10 Jul 1983 & 16 Sep 1991;

MARRIAGE: as above

DEATH: as above

Her ltr of 16 Sep 1991 states that his birthdate was 4 Jul 1846 - wh ich is
correct?

No issue from 1st marriage to Sabina Ellen Whited.


Rosa Line VIGLES

1  _UID 32EB29A9B076F94FA413D778BB268B74437A


Sources: Thelma Christiansen ltrs 10 Jul 1983 & 16 Sep 1992;


Leslie Micheal HADLEY

1  _UID AD50ABC1CE5019488CA6164795B4659ABFE6



Tilford Clay HADLEY

1  _UID 5C21295DAE9BBE48889B5EDEEAC85D7636A2



James Marvin HADLEY

1  _UID DC1A5D13D929E94AB9F3DB602B035D1E2BF2


Robert Bruster HADLEY

1  _UID 349899C896C91D4FA35FAC08600F6037B4C7


Charles TILLEY

1  _UID 35508A8761182E499978DA4C84025CBC5B8A


Clementine Dora HADLEY

1  _UID C6CD76DDE84C01479858BDDF49ECFCC3E251



George Parnell SMITH

1  _UID B0AF1101478C3641B71F5F223F429AC0ED24


BIRTH: Thelma F. Christiansen ltr. 10 Jul 1983

MARRIAGE: as above

DEATH: as above


Nancy Jane HADLEY

1  _UID 1C7A3F3D2A83B44D868AC843E996773D0E4D


BIRTH: Thelma F. Christiansen ltr. 10 Jul 1983

MARRIAGE: as above

DEATH: as above


William TILLEY

1  _UID F7DEBE84BD7F73419F3576423CA56415EDD7


Martha Ellen HADLEY

1  _UID 5FEBEC8973E6E94EBCF0A09A77A8E25389CD



Lucinda HOUSE

1  _UID 688E7C668E341C46AE0048E185A4CA6F35C2


Elizabeth HOUSE

1  _UID 87C8F58DB774704ABF86CE33D4F32ACEBB01


Mary HOUSE

1  _UID CC3EE2F8C3245641BBF65C4C9E88C10DAF80


James CRAWFORD

1  _UID 68432ED60D20284BB99D1EF9839464BDF4EF


Elizabeth ENGLAND

1  _UID E7F06EDAD3B0EE46B16F5D0E41EBF870F5F6


John CRAWFORD

1  _UID 440620E9628991469E92846753FD63C4A7A0


Sallie CRAWFORD

1  _UID 64CC7120CB69D548B752FBCA68E044D13D46


Moses CRAWFORD

1  _UID 6C5DE4E463849A468377A84672B807BB2C69


Elizabeth CRAWFORD

1  _UID E34F77144978CE4D90A911DC91C4E13025FF


Vineyard CRAWFORD

1  _UID 67A074162A60B2479F5763E27C28935CE2D0


Jesse H. CRAWFORD

1  _UID B0711E65A730854F95F1345B8D5FCF4766B5


Colby CRAWFORD

1  _UID F6CD6F7FAC2AF844A8CDD0365D9AB5402A8F


Casander CRAWFORD

1  _UID 832885A2D699A34F8E063D7EFAC65341D667


Rachel CRAWFORD

1  _UID A5748890EB00554DB2BB01C85437981229B9


Samuel CRAWFORD

1  _UID 9E55BC48B05EAB4CA66FEC0AA3FFA66BBAA2


Russell J CRAWFORD

1  _UID 28F1088EE18DAE48B0008F41DEE8F79FEF10


Letter from Russell to Jesse [459c]
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Centerpoint Ark., March 9th, 1861

Very dear brother & Sister and connexion all:

We received your letter of the 8th of February last, this
evening and truly glad to hear from you and I rejoiced to hear
that you were able to assist your own children and it is your
duty: or any parents duty to assist their own children, in
preference to any other person. And especially at such a time
as this. My dear brother, don't give yourself any uneasyness
about our necessity for the fact that one of my old friends
from Tennessee sent me twenty Dollars on hearing of the
hardness of times with us. I also received a letter from one of
the Deacons of the Church we left informing me that if I
would receive: the brethern would send a contribution for our
benefit. And again we have been blessed with friends here:
who have let us have meat for splitting of Rails and none of us
minds or dreads work.

You may think it strange, but I would much rather split Rails
for my meat than to have money made by contribution. So I
have received nary Dollar, in that way. Our Wheat looks fine.
Our season has been very favorable to stock. We milk three
cows and I think with good management with our horses, that
they will be able to attend our crops. We have said all this to
let you know that our prospects are some brighter.

Ark. has by a small majority voted the Union. We have no
foreign news to any certainty. We received a letter from son
Pitser in Tenn. informing us of very hard times there. He is
elected county surveyor of Hardeman Cty Tenn.
Consequently he will not move out here this year. Son Rufus
writes from St. Francis, Ark. says he raised 47.5 bushels of
corn to the acre and 1400 lb of seed cotten per acre. He
seems to be well pleased.

We have abundant reason to praise and adore the name of
God, for we have many favors and blessings which we have
been favored with all of former days: even now. The blessed
Gospel is yet allowed us, as a lamp to our feet and should the
justice of God seem severe with the light of life in our hands
we may go our own way rejoicing, looking to Christ as the
Beacon of our Salvation. These light afflictions are but for a
time: while eternity awaits us with perfect bliss. Then & there
we will meet our beloved brothers & sisters: our Fathers &
Brothers, and meet to part no more. (as all will be Brothers &
sisters) The righteous will come marhcing home. How it
cheers our prospects. We are all well but Russel's Widow.
She has chills occasionally, there has been one death in our
neighborhood this winter of Tyfoid and some cases are now
on hand. May the good lord be with you all to bless and keep
you in the way. farewell R.J. Crawford

While we look at the Political strife and have men who are
willing to sacrifice our country cause for themselves, none
such are worthy of the Presidency. We have much reason to
fear the judgements of God will rest in our land. I am fearful
the worst is not yet come. Oppression, Extortion are
common, and the spirit of grace is stifled with the times of
party strife. Religion should be the chief concern of mortals
here below. But it is the last thing: and hardly concerns at all. I
must acknowledge some exception. As I am called on to
organize a Church in our county on next Saturday. My labors
will be much abridged by reason of the scarcity of feed for
horses, but I can walk mightely. We have tried to do our duty
in this country, and we are very desireous to conclude the
remainder of our days in the cause of Christ. Pray for us that
we may do rite.

R.J. Crawford