stream history index

*The Stream of History* Subject Index - Table of Contents
Agriculture	Archaeology	Attorneys	Banks	Biographies
Blacks and Black History	Business, Industry, Commerce and Trade	Cemeteries	Civil War	Dairies
Early Settlements	Education and Schools	Events	Fires	Floods
Folklore and Legends	Fraternal and Social Organizations	Genealogy and Family History	General History and Description	Health Care
Historical Reenactments	Horticulture	JCHS and Jacksonport Musuem	Levees	Military History
Native Americans	Newspapers	Physicians	Political History	Post Offices and Postal History
Railroads	Reconstruction	Religion and Churches	River Transportation	Roads and Ferries
Slavery	Social Events	Social History	Sports and Outdoor Activities	Storms
Surveys	Towns and Communities	Women

AGRICULTURE

ARCHAEOLOGY

Historical Scoop in Jackson County; 1:4 (Oct. 1963).
Jacksonport at the Junction of Three Historic Trails, by Wesley Bengel; 2:1 (Jan. 1964).
Prehistoric Inhabitants of the Jackson County Area, by Hester A. Davis; 20:1 (Apr. 1983).

ATTORNEYS

John William Stayton: Mayor, Judge, State Senator and Acting Governor, by James Logan Morgan; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Attorneys of Jacksonport: Franklin Doswell, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Charles Minor, Attorney, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 3:3 (July 1965).
Attorneys of Jacksonport: Lancelot Minor, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
Jackson County Law: Its Profession, Its Attorneys, Its Courtrooms, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
Lancelot Minor: Veteran, Businessman & Promoter, by Robert D. Craig; 30:4 (Winter 1993).
Northeast Arkansas Legal Services in the Beginning, by Edward W. Boyce, III; 38:1-4 (2001).

BANKS

Bank of Grubbs, by James Logan Morgan; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
The Arkansas Bank and Trust Company of Newport, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 9:2 (Apr. 1971).
Bank of Grubbs, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 11:3 (July 1973).
Early Days of Tupelo, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 11:4 (Oct. 1973).
[Bank of Newport] Early Watson History, by Lady Elizabeth Watson Luker; 19:2 (Oct. 1982).
History of Newport Banks and Bankers, by P. K. Holmes; 24:3 (Fall 1987).
Jackson County National Bank [photos of past presidents only]; 26:1 (Spring 1989).
First State Bank: 100 Years of Banking; 28:4 (Winter 1991).
The Poop Deck [bank robberies in Jackson County remembered], by Wayne Boyce; 32:4 (Winter 1995).
The First 50 Years of Merchants & Planters Bank; 32:4 (Winter 1995).

BIOGRAPHY

-- General

People of Jacksonport, by James Logan Morgan; 3:2 (Apr. 1965).
Jackson County Law: Its Profession, Its Attorneys, Its Courtrooms, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
List of Confederate Soldiers Found in Old Ledger, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
Jackson County's Women in the Armed Services, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:3 (July 1967).
Odd Fellows in Jackson County, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:3 (July 1967).
Roster of Company E (World War I); 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
[Mayors of Newport] 1892-1967: Seventy-Five Years Have Past (Newport as Jackson County Seat), by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:1 (Jan. 1968).
A History of the Masonic Fraternity in Jackson County, Arkansas, 1849-1866, by James Logan Morgan; 6:3 (July 1968).
Early Physicians of Jackson County, by James Logan Morgan; 9:4 (Oct. 1971).
Visitors at Heber in 1895, by George W. Reed; 10:2 (Apr. 1972).
Biographical Memoranda of Confederate Veterans of Jackson County, Arkansas, 1912, edited by James Logan Morgan; 12:3 (July 1974).
Return of Maimed Soldiers of Jackson County, Arkansas, 1867; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
The Newport Company of the Arkansas State Guard and Reserve Militia, 1901-1902, by James Logan Morgan; 13:3 (July 1975).
Spanish-American War Period Well Represented in Museum [includes roster of Company F, 2nd Arkansas Volunteers], by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).
A Brief History of the 45th Arkansas Cavalry Regiment, C.S.A., by James Logan Morgan; 16:4 (Oct. 1978).
Early History of the Tom Hindman Camp No. 318, United Confederate Veterans, by James Logan Morgan; 16:4 (Oct. 1978).

-- Individual

[Albert, Rev. Charles H.] Tragic Death for First Rector of Grace Episcopal Church at Jacksonport, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 21:3 (Sept. 1984).
[Baker, Frank] The Story of Frank Baker's Young Life, by Bertie Baker (as told to Ellen Crain); 39:1-4 (2002).
[Bateman, Morgan Magness] Morgan Magness Bateman Was a Steamboatman, by Duane Huddleston; 16:1 (Jan. 1978).
[Battle, Amy Pruitt] My Grandmother's Legend, by Lucious C. Battle; 32:3 (Fall 1995).
[Battle, Reubin] Reubin Battle, Civil War Veteran, by Lucious C. Battle; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
[Beckham, Elihu C.] Where I Was and What I Saw During the War, by Elihu C. Beckham; (2 installments) 18:1-2 (Nov. 1979-July 1981), 18:3 (Nov. 1981).
[Bevens, William E.] Reminiscences of a Private, by W. E. Bevens; (8 instaallments) 8:2-3 through 10-2 (July 1970 through Apr. 1972)
[Bevens, William E.] Reminiscences of a Private [excerpt], by W. E. Bevens; 34:1-4 (1997).
[Black, Pickens W.] Blackville: An All-Negro Community (1936); 9:1 (Jan. 1971).
[Bouton, Dr. Ralph Leonard] James and Moses Gibson and Families, by Polly Bouton; 14:3 (July 1976).
[Brackett, Dr. Charles] Surgeon on Horseback: The Missouri and Arkansas Journal and Letters of Dr. Charles Brackett of Rochester, Indiana, Jacksonport, Arkansas, Ninth Illinois Cavalry, edited by James W. Wheaton; 35:1-4 (1998).
[Brandenburg, Harry and Minnie] The Jones Family, by Lacy R. Jones, Jr.; (3rd installment) 33:1 (Spring 1996).
[Breckenridge, Robert] Robert Breckenridge: Forefather of Numerous Arkansas Breckenridges, by Daniel E. Allerger; 12:4 (Oct. 1974).
[Brown, Mary Ellen Hudson] 1864 Letter Adds to Civil War History, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
[Bundren, Dr. G. A.] Reminiscences of Jackson County, by Dr. G. A. Bundren (1924-25); 11:2 (Apr. 1973).
[Cathey, John A.] John A. Cathey Visits in Jackson County; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
[Chastain, William Benjamin] The Chastain Building and Its Builder, by Margaret Van Dyke; 10:1 (Jan. 1972).
[Chastain, William Benjamin] William Benjamin Chastain, by Fay Hempstead (1911); 10:1 (Jan. 1972).
[Cheshier, Jonathan] Jonathan Cheshier, by James Logan Morgan; 11:3 (July 1973).
[Clark, Albert C.] Letters Written by a Newport Soldier in 1898, by Albert C. Clark; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).
[Coe, Charles B.] Judge Charles B. Coe, by Wayne Boyce; 27:1 (Spring 1990).
[Cole, Uriah] Uriah Cole Was a Bear Hunter, by Duane Huddleston; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
[Collier, A. C.] A. C. Collier, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 7:1 (Jan. 1969).
[Connally, Michael W.] Mike Connally of Memphis: The Jacksonport Period; 7:3-4 (July-Oct. 1969).
[Corley, Bill] The White River, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 30:2 (Summer 1993).
[Crocker, L. J.] Was He...or...Wasn't He? - More William C. Quantrill Story, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 7:1 (Jan. 1969).
[Cromwell, George W.] George W. Cromwell, Pioneer of Jackson County, by James Logan Morgan; 2:2 (Apr. 1964).
[Daugherty, Mary L.] Mrs. Mary L. Daugherty and Her Namesake, by Duane Huddleston; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).
[Davenport, Pleasant G.] P. G. Davenport, by W. E. Bevens (1923); 2:3 (July 1964).
[Dean, Richard Thomas] Richard Thomas Dean, by Lawrence Dean; 14:4 (Oct. 1976).
[Doherty, James E. II] Newport in the 1890s, by James E. Doherty (1890-1978); 33:2 (Summer 1996).
[Dorsey, Mildred Ann Wilmans] Mildred Ann Wilmans Dorsey, by Mildred W. Page; 26:3 (Fall 1989).
[Doswell, Franklin] Attorneys of Jacksonport: Franklin Doswell, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
[Dowell, Henry J.] Dowell Family, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
[Dye, Caroline] She Put Newport on the Map: A Biography of Aunt Caroline Dye, by James Logan Morgan; 5:1 (Jan. 1967).
[Dye, Caroline] Additional Information: Caroline Dye, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
[Dye, Caroline] Caroline Dye: Date of Birth, by James Logan Morgan; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
[Engles, Charles Morgan] Capt. Charles Morgan Engles, by Joe Michael Baker; 14:3 (July 1976).
[French, Alice (Octave Thanet)] Alice French and Her Legacy to Northeast Arkansas, by Michael B. Dougan; 20:2 (Aug. 1983).
[Fry, Joseph] Captain Joseph Fry of the Confederate Navy, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 20:3 (Dec. 1983).
[Gardner, John H. R. G.] Elder John H. R. G. Gardner, by Jane Allen Goodwin; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).
[Gibson, James and Moses] James and Moses Gibson and Families, by Polly Bouton; 14:3 (July 1976).
[Gire, Toppy] Toppy Gire, Tuckerman Champ, by Raymond Bailey; 27:3 (Fall 1990).
[Hamilton, John Josephus] John Josephus Hamilton, by Charlotte C. Smith; 22:1 (Spring 1985).
[Hare, Rev. David J.] Reverend David Jabez Hare; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
[Harper, Marcus Lafayette] M. L. Harper and the Harper Schools, by Hazel Harper Carlile; 5:3 (July 1967).
[Harris, William Lucian] A Few Spoons Full of Harris History, by Helen Marie Laux; 14:4 (Oct. 1976).
[Harrison, Robert] Robert Harrison of Jackson County, Arkansas, by Wayne Boyce; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
[Harvey, William M.] William M. Harvey, Pioneer, by Sam H. Boyce, Sr.; 36:1-4 (1999).
[Heard, William Henry] The Story of Four Heard Brothers, by William H. Heard; 31:1 (Spring 1994).
[Henderson, James T.] Captain James T. Henderson, by Mrs. Brouse Holden; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
[Herring, Harry David and Florence Stella (Johnson)] Harry David and Florence Stella (Johnson) Herring, by Margaret Ruth Herring; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
[Hill, Joel] Joel Hill (Revolutionary War Soldier Buried in Jackson County), by James Logan Morgan; 2:2 (Apr. 1964).
[Hipp, Floy McClellan] Teacher, Teacher! by Floy McClellan Hipp, edited by J. Wreford Hipp; (6 installments) 31:3 (Fall 1994), 31:4 (Winter 1994), 32:1 (Spring 1995), 32:2 (Summer 1995), 32:3 (Fall 1995), 32:4 (Winter 1995).
[Holdford, Rev. B. F.] Rev. B. F. Holdford, by Edith Pyle; 14:3 (July 1976).
[Holdman, Jacob M.] Jacob M. Holdman's Oath, 1870; 11:3 (July 1973).
[Holloway, Stephen P. and Elizabeth] Stephen P. and Elizabeth Holloway, by Cornelia R. Taylor; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
[Holmes, P. K. (Sr.)] History of P. K. Holmes Store; by P. K. Holmes; 21:2 (June 1984).
[Hunter, James F.] James F. Hunter, Soldier and Builder; by Helen Marie Laux; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
[Hurley, Melvile Roberts] The Roberts Sisters and Their McGuffey Readers, by L. R. and Peggy Warner; 15:3 (July 1977).
[Irby, George B.] Agricultural Experiment Station at Newport, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
[Isbell, John S.] Elder John S. Isbell, by Wanda L. McKinney; 14:4 (Oct. 1976).
[Jones, Dr. James Walker] Dr. James Walker Jones by James Logan Morgan; 7:2 (Apr. 1979).
[Jones, Hazel K.] The Jones Family, by Lacy R. Jones, Jr.; (2nd installment) 32:4 (Winter 1995).
[Jones, John Miller] The Jones Family, by Lacy R. Jones, Jr.; (1st installment) 32:3 (Fall 1995).
[Jones, Lacy Redman Jones Sr.] The Jones Family, by Lacy R. Jones, Jr.; (3rd installment) 33:1 (Spring 1996).
[Jones, Minnie Bell] The Jones Family, by Lacy R. Jones, Jr.; (2nd installment) 32:4 (Winter 1995).
[Jones, Nora Elizabeth] The Jones Family, by Lacy R. Jones, Jr.; (2nd installment) 32:4 (Winter 1995).
[Jones, Oscar Eve] The Jones Family, by Lacy R. Jones, Jr.; (2nd installment) 32:4 (Winter 1995).
[Jurney, Hariet E. Dunscomb] Hariet E. Dunscomb Jurney: My Mother the Mailman, by Ross Jurney Garriques; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
[Lashlee, Ollie] Miss Ollie Lashlee: Teacher at Harper by Hazel Harper Carlile; 5:3 (July 1967).
[Leake, Willie Lee] Teaching in Village Township, 1917 to 1965, by Willie Lee Leake; 5:3 (July 1967).
[Lightfoot, Dr. G. P. F.] Dr. Lightfoot, 1892, by James Logan Morgan; 16:2 (Apr. 1978).
[Luker, Lady Elizabeth Watson] Lady Elizabeth Luker Dies, by Robert D. Craig; 32:1 (Spring 1995).
[Marsh, Noadiah] Noadiah Marsh: Founder of Elizabeth, by Duane Huddleston; 15:4 (Oct. 1977).
[McConnell, James Perry] A Biography of James Perry McConnell: My Grandfather, a Pioneer Minister, by Elizabeth S. Chupet; 15:3 (July 1977).
[McDougal, W. C.] A Confederate Tragedy, by Joseph Philip James; 31:2 (Summer 1994).
[McDonald, John A.] Civil War Letter of John A. McDonald; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
[McManus, Lucile Elliott (Hunter) McDonald] Elliott McDonald McManus; 37:1-4 (2000).
[Melville, David] An Immigrant Writes Home, by Anna Willis Tinsley; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
[Miller, Susan Elizabeth] Susan Elizabeth Miller - Her Story, by Susan Elizabeth Miller, introduction by Mary Hetzel; (3 installments) 22:1 (Spring 1985), 22:2 (Summer 1985), 22:4 (Winter 1985).
[Minor, Charles] Charles Minor, Attorney, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 3:3 (July 1965).
[Minor, Lancelot] Attorneys of Jacksonport: Lancelot Minor, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
[Minor, Lancelot] Lancelot Minor: Veteran, Businessman & Promoter, by Robert D. Craig; 30:4 (Winter 1993).
[Morris, William Henry Jr.] Memories of My Grandfather William Henry Morris, Jr., by Doris Carpenter Bakaly; 18:3 (Nov. 1981).
[Murrell, John A.] John A. Murrell: An Anthology, edited by James Logan Morgan; 8:2-3 (July 1970).
[Nance, Jasper Newton] The Nance Family: A Pioneer Family of Jackson County, by E. E. McFadden; 19:3 (Dec. 1982).
[O'Neal, Marion] Charlie O'Neal's Grandfather Rode Up the Grand Stairway of the Gayoso Hotel with Forrest in 1864, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
[Pendleton, Newt] Newt Pendleton, by Almeta Brantley; 15:3 (Oct. 1977).
[Phillips, Neill] What It Was Like: Newport, Arkansas - Not So Long Ago, by Neill Phillips; (8 installments) 10:3-12:2 (July 1972 - Apr. 1974).
[Pitts, William] William Pitts, by James Logan Morgan; 15:2 (Apr. 1977).
[Quantrill, William C.] A Ghost Visits Jacksonport 100 Years Ago This Fall: Charles Quantrill Hart, by Lawton McClard; 6:4 (Oct. 1968).
[Quantrill, William C.] Was He...or...Wasn't He? - More William C. Quantrill Story, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 7:1 (Jan. 1969).
[Reed, William Alexander] A Summer Idyl [excerpts from diary], by W. A. Reed, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:3 (July 1967).
[Remmel, Harmon L.] Harmon L. Remmel, by Harmon L. Remmel, Jr.; 29:2 (Summer 1992).
[Roberts, Benjamin F.] Bits of Bark from the Family Tree: The Benjamin F. Roberts Family, by James Logan Morgan; 15:3 (July 1977).
[Robinson, George] Some Events Around Litchfield in 1835, by Duane Huddleston; 10:4 (Oct. 1972).
[Robinson, John] Four Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Jackson County: John Robinson, by James Logan Morgan; 1:3 (July 1963).
[Schnabel, John A.] John A. Schnable, Builder of the Jacksonport Courthouse, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:2 (Apr. 1965), [reprinted] 25:4 (Winter 1988).
[Shaver, C. W.] Reminiscences of an Early Settler's Trip Through Jackson County, by C. W. Shaver (1915), letter to editor of Newport Independent; 37:1-4 (2000).
[Shaver, C. W.] Trip Through Jackson County in Early Days, by C. W. Shaver (1915), letter to editor of Newport Independent; 37:1-4 (2000).
[Shaver, Charles W.] Biographical Sketch: Charles W. Shaver; 8:1 (Jan. 1970).
[Shaver, Charles W.] Through Jackson County: 1844, 1846 and 1851, by Charles W. Shaver; 8:1 (Jan. 1970).
[Shaver, Robert Glenn] Robert Glen Shaver,by Lawton McClard; 3:3 (July 1965)\
[Shaver, Robert Glenn] "Fighting Bob" Shaver, by Wilson Powell; 22:1 (Spring 1985).
[Smith, John] John Smith: Revolutionary War Soldier Buried in Jackson County, by James Logan Morgan; 2:1 (Jan. 1964).
[Smith, Rev. M. M.] The Best Hard Years of My Ministry, by Rev. M. M. Smith (1928); 6:1 (Jan. 1968).
[Stallings, Thomas Benton] Thomas Benton Stallings: "Steamboat Man" for Over Thirty Years on the White River, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
[Stallings, Thomas Benton] Capt. Thomas Benton Stallings: "The Commodore of Upper White River,"by Duane Huddleston; 16:3 (July 1978).
[Stayton, John William] John William Stayton: Mayor, Judge, State Senator and Acting Governor, by James Logan Morgan; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
[Stewart, John] Johnstown: Families, Times, and Memories [excerpt from Chapter 1: "Early Settlers of Johnstown..."], by Mead B. Camp; 38:1 (2001).
[Stuckey, Annie L.] Jackson County's First Woman Public Official: Annie L. Stuckey, by Annie L. Fairleigh; 5:3 (July 1967).
[Sullins, Solomon David] Solomon David Sullins: Pioneer in the Hankins Community, by Mabel West Earls; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
[Thomason, William J.] Dr. William J. Thomason, by Ruby T. Rankin; 33:3 (Fall 1996).
[Tully, Lewis B.] Lewis B. Tully: Political Leader; by James Logan Morgan; 7:3-4 (July/Oct. 1969).
[Tunstall, Thomas T.] The First Steamboat on White River, 1831-1843, by Duane Huddleston; (2 installments) 19:1 (May 1982), 19:2 (Oct. 1982).
[Umsted, Rev. M. B.] History of the First United Methodist Church of Newport, Arkansas, 1874, by Elliott McDonald McManus; (1st installment) 35:1-4 (1998).
[Walker, Rev. Philip A.] James and Moses Gibson and Families, by Polly Bouton; 14:3 (July 1976).
[Warner, Minerva Roberts] The Roberts Sisters and Their McGuffey Reader, by L. R. and Peggy Warner; 15:3 (July 1977).
[Watson, Elbert Lycurgus] Early Watson History, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (2 installments) 19:1 (May 1982), 19:2 (Oct. 1982).
[Wideman, Thomas] Four Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Jackson County: Thomas Wideman, by James Logan Morgan; 1:3 (July 1963).
[Wideman, Thomas] Spread on the Record of Jackson County for All to See: Soldier of the Revolutionary Tells of the War, by Jennie Belle Lyle; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
[Wideman, Thomas] Thomas Wideman, 1762-1840, Private, Georgia Frontier Guards, Revolutionary War, by James Logan Morgan; 13:3 (July 1975).
[Wishon, N. B.] The Columbia Hotel, by James Logan Morgan; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
[Wolf, Jacob and Andrew J.] The Wolf House, Norfolk, Arkansas: Jackson County Descendants of Jacob Wolf, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).

BLACKS AND BLACK HISTORY

See also: Civil War; Reconstruction; Slavery

She Put Newport on the Map: A Biography of Aunt Caroline Dye, by James Logan Morgan; 5:1 (Jan. 1967).
Additional Information: Caroline Dye, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
Caroline Dye: Date of Birth, by James Logan Morgan; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
Some Odds and Ends of Newport's Negro Folklore, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
More Odds and Ends - Through a Porthole, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
The Negro Viewpoints, by R. D. Rucker; 7:2 (Apr. 1969).
Blackville: An All-Negro Community (1936); 9:1 (Jan. 1971).
Inventory of Odd Fellows Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
William Pitts, by James Logan Morgan; 15:2 (Apr. 1977).
Dr. Lightfoot, 1892, by James Logan Morgan; 16:2 (Apr. 1978).
Pickens Black, Planter, by Phil James; 16:4 (Oct. 1978).
Reubin Battle, Civil War Veteran, by Lucious C. Battle; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
Blackville, A Newspaper Clipping History, composed and edited by L. C. Battle; 24:3 (Fall 1987).
My Grandmother's Legend, by Lucious C. Battle; 32:3 (Fall 1995).

BUSINESS, INDUSTRY, COMMERCE AND TRADE

See also: Banks; Dairies; Railroads; River Transportation; Roads and Ferries; Towns and Communities

Gleanings from an Old Ledger, by James Logan Morgan; 2:3 (July 1964).
The Capitol Building, by Roy Evans; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Newport's Economic Growth, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Reminders of the Past, by James Logan Morgan; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
The Columbia Hotel, by James Logan Morgan; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
The Newport Chamber of Commerce, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:1 (Jan. 1967).
Interesting Addition: The Chamber of Commerce Story, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
Early Days of the Lumber Industry in the Jacksonport Area, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
A. C. Collier, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 7:1 (Jan. 1969).
The Heyday of the Cotton Buyers, 1920-1935, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 8:4 (Oct. 1970).
The Soft Drink Bottling Industry in Newport, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 9:4 (Oct. 1971).
The Chastain Building and Its Builder, by Margaret Van Dyke; 10:1 (Jan. 1972).
A Litchfield Ledger, 1834-1837, edited by James Logan Morgan; 10:1 (Jan. 1972).
Telephone Service in Grubbs, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 11:3 (July 1972).
Early Businesses and the Development of Newport as a Commercial Center, 1873-1878, by James Logan Morgan; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
Organization of the Newport Chamber of Commerce, 1918, by James Logan Morgan; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
The Newport Opera House, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 14:4 (Oct. 1976).
History of Telephone Service at Swifton, 1909-1970, by Beatrice Nicholson; 15:2 (Apr. 1977).
Wishon Building Now 99 Years Old, by P. K. Holmes; 19:3 (Dec. 1982).
Newport Industry Between the Two World Wars, by P. K. Holmes and J. E. Doherty; 20:2 (Aug. 1983).
History of P. K. Holmes Store, by P. K. Holmes; 21:2 (June 1984).
Newport Post Office, by Alexander P. Cooper; 23:3 (Fall 1986).
The New Hazel Hotel, article from Newport Independent ca. 1903; 24:1 (Spring 1987).
History of Newport Banks and Bankers, by P. K. Holmes; 24:3 (Fall 1987).
Jackson County National Bank [photos of past presidents only]; 26:1 (Spring 1989).
1894 Jackson County Fair Business Advertisements; 26:3 (Fall 1989).
The Lure Cafe, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 27:3 (Fall 1990).
River Pearls, by Clifton E. Hull; 28:1 (Spring 1991).
The White River, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (17 installments - relevant issue cited) 28:1 (Spring 1991).
Best Restaurant & Saloon [photo only] and Best Wagon Yard & Livery Stable [photo only]; 28:3 (Fall 1991).
First State Bank: 100 Years of Banking; 28:4 (Winter 1991).
Jewish Merchants of Newport: Wolff-Goldman Mercantile Co., 1880-1927, by P. K. Holmes; 28:4 (Winter 1991).
Remmel Post Office, by Harmon L. Remmel, Jr.; 29:2 (Summer 1992).
Here Comes the Rollin' Store, by Ed Holt, as told to Vivian Burton; 29:3 (Fall 1992).
Lancelot Minor: Veteran, Businessman & Promoter, by Robert D. Craig; 30:4 (Winter 1993).
The First 50 Years of Merchants & Planters Bank; 32:4 (Winter 1995).
Northeast Arkansas Legal Services in the Beginning, by Edward W. Boyce, III; 38:1-4 (2001).

CEMETERIES

-- General

Oldest Tombstone Inscriptions, by James Logan Morgan; 2:3 (July 1964).
Report of the Committee on Cemeteries and Historic Sites; 6:3 (July 1968).
Cemetery Inventories Available for Use; 7:3-4 (July-Oct. 1969).

-- Individual

[Ashley (near Swifton)] Inventory of Ashley Family Cemetery, by Jane Goodwin; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
[Brandenburg (Newport)] Brandenburg Cemetery Inventory by James Logan Morgan; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
[Carter (Pennington)] Cord Carter Cemetery Inventory, by James Logan Morgan; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).
[Cole (near Elgin)] Inventory of Cole Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
[Denton (near Grubbs)] Inventory of Denton Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 11:3 (July 1973).
[Ford (near Pennington)] "Bill" Ford Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).
[Foust-Adams (near Swifton)] Inventory of Foust-Adams Cemetery, by Jane A. Goodwin; 13:3 (July 1975).
[Gracelawn (fka Pleasant Grove) Cemetery] Gracelawn Cemetery [plot identifications]; 36:1-4 (1999).
[Guthray (near Newport)] Guthray Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
[Hafley (Litchfield)] Hafley Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
[Hardy (near Hickory Grove)] Hardy Family Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
[Harrison (near Auvergne)] Harrison Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 13:3 (July 1975).
[Haynes (near Swifton)] Inventory of Haynes Cemetery, by Jane A. Goodwin; 13:3 (July 1975).
[Martin (Balch)] Martin Cemetery Inventory, by James Logan Morgan; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).
[McCall (Remmel)] Decoration Day at McCall Cemetery; 9:4 (Oct. 1971).
[McCall (Remmel)] Inventory of McCall Cemetery at Remmel; by Ardith G. Foster and James Logan Morgan; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
[McDonald (near Weldon)] McDonald Cemetery Inventory, by James Logan Morgan; 3:3 (July 1965).
[Odd Fellows (Auvergne)] Inventory of Odd Fellows Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
[Sand Hill (Auvergne)] Tombstone Inscriptions at Sand Hill Cemetery, 1873-1900, by James Logan Morgan; 12:1 (Jan. 1974).
[Shiloh (Diaz)] Old Shiloh Church and Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 12:4 (Oct. 1974).
[Shiloh (Diaz)] Inventory of Shiloh Cemetery at Diaz, by James Logan Morgan and Mildred Minor Gregory; 12:4 (Oct. 1974).
[Steen (Campbell Station)] Steen Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan and Myrtle Farmer Gaddy; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
[Sutherland (near Amagon)] Sutherland Cemetery Inventory, by James Logan Morgan; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).
[White Church (Woodruff County, near Tupelo, Jackson County] Inventory of White Church Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 12:4 (Oct. 1974).

CHURCHES

See: Religion and Churches

CIVIL WAR

See also: Historical Reenactments; Reconstruction

Charlie O'Neal's Grandfather Rode up the Grand Stairway of the Gayoso Hotel with Forrester in 1864, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Jackson County, Invincible Headquarters of Gen. Joseph Shelby During Summer of 1864, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Civil War Letter of John A. McDonald; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Newspapers Published in Jacksonport During Union Occupation of 1863-64, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
John A. Schnable, Builder of the Jacksonport Courthouse, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:2 (Apr. 1965).
The Surrender at Jacksonport, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:2 (Apr. 1965)
A Brief History of the Jackson Guards, by W. E. Bevens; 3:2 (Apr. 1965).
Chronological History of the Civil War in Jackson County, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:2 (Apr. 1965).
Robert Glen Shaver, by Lawton McClard; 3:3 (July 1965).
Newport's Civil War Cannon, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
List of Confederate Soldiers Found in Old Ledger, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
The Glaize Rifles; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
A Ghost Visits Jacksonport 100 Years Ago This Fall: Charles Quantrill Hart, by Lawton McClard; 6:4 (Oct. 1968).
The Gray and the Blue, by Capt. John T. Wickersham; 7:1 (Jan. 1969).
Civil War Letters, introduction by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 8:2-3 (July 1970).
Reminiscences of a Private, by W. E. Bevens; (8 installments) 8:2-3 (July 1970) through 10:2 (Apr. 1972).
Union Newspaper Printed at Jacksonport, May 9th, 1862, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 11:2 (Apr. 1973).
Civil War Letter Written by W. K. Patterson from Jacksonport, Nov. 20, 1863, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 9:1 (Jan. 1971).
Biographical Memoranda of Confederate Veterans of Jackson County, Arkansas, 1912, edited by James Logan Morgan; 12:3 (July 1974).
Return of Maimed Soldiers of Jackson County, 1867; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
1864 Letter Adds to Civil War History, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
The Last Months of Pre-Civil War White River Steamboating, by Duane Huddleston; 14:3 (July 1976).
James F. Hunter, Soldier and Builder, by Helen Marie Laux; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
Morgan Magness Bateman Was a Steamboatman, by Duane Huddleston; 16:1 (Jan. 1978).
A Brief History of the 45th Arkansas Cavalry Regiment, C.S.A., by James Logan Morgan; 16:4 (Oct. 1978).
Early History of the Tom Hindman Camp No. 318, United Confederate Veterans, by James Logan Morgan; 16:4 (Oct. 1978).
White River Steamboating During the Civil War, January 1, 1862 to July 1, 1865, by Duane Huddleston; 17:1-2 (Jan.-Apr. 1979).
Civil War Era Steamboats: Pictures from the Duane Huddleston Collection; 17:1-2 (Jan.-Apr. 1979).
An Incident at Kenesaw Mountain, by W. T. Barnes; 17:3-4 (July-Oct. 1979).
Civil War Steamboats (from the Duane Huddleston Collection); 17:3-4 (July-Oct. 1979).
The Civil War and Social-Economic Change in Jackson County, Arkansas, by Carl Moneyhon; 18:1-2 (Nov. 1979-July 1981).
Where I Was and What I Saw During the War, by Elihu C. Beckham; (2 installments) 18:1-2 (Nov. 1979-July 1981), 18:3 (Nov. 1981).
Journal Written by a Union Soldier in Major General Frederick Steele's Division in the Spring and Summer of 1862, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 18:1-2 (Nov. 1979-July 1981).
Early Watson History, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 19:1 (May 1982).
Army Life from a Soldier's Journal, by Albert O. Marshall; (2 installments) 19:3 (Dec. 1982), 20:1 (Apr. 1983).
The Battle of Cache River: Letters from Arkansas Reflecting the Confederate Soldier's Viewpoint on the Progress of the War; 20:2 (Aug. 1983).
Letters from Arkansas (1862); 20:2 (Aug. 1983).
Captain Joseph Fry of the Confederate Navy, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 20:3 (Dec. 1982).
"Fighting Bob" Shaver, by Wilson Powell; 22:1 (Spring 1985).
Susan Elizabeth Miller - Her Story, by Susan Elizabeth Miller, introduction by Mary Hetzel; (3 installments) 22:1 (Spring 1985), 22:2 (Summer 1985), 22:4 (Winter 1985).
Civil War Letter Found in Old Trunk, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 22:4 (Winter 1985).
Confederate War Bond, by Ruby Rankin; 22:4 (Winter 1985).
Jacksonport's Confederate Statue [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
Reubin Battle, Civil War Veteran, by Lucious C. Battle; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
Civil War Cannon Wheels Rebuilt, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 25:1 (Spring 1988).
The White River, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (17 installments - relevant issues cited) 25:2 (Summer 1988), 25:3 (Fall 1988), 25:4 (Winter 1988).
The Sinking of the CSS Cambridge, by Raymond W. Watkins; 26:3 (Fall 1989).
Letter from Jacksonport, Written May 8, 1862, by Charles W. Whitson, submitted by Bruce A. Geisert, forword by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 26:4 (Winter 1989).
The Civil War in Northeast Arkansas, by Don Nall; 27:1 (Spring 1990).
Judge Butler and the Book, by Mary B. Hetzel; 27:3 (Fall 1990).
Confederate Women in Arkansas [book review], by Wayne Boyce; 30:1 (Spring 1993).
A Confederate Tragedy, by Joseph Philip James; 31:2 (Summer 1994).
Fight and Survive! [excerpt from chapter 17: "Women Tell of Their Experiences in the War"], by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 33:2 (Summer 1996).
Fight and Survive! [book review], by Margaret Ross; 33:3 (Fall 1996).
Reminiscences of a Private [excerpt], by W. E. Bevens; 34:1-4 (1997).
Fight and Survive! [excerpt from chapters 1-5], by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 34:1-4 (1997).
Surgeon on Horseback: The Missouri and Arkansas Journal and Letters of Dr. Charles Brackett of Rochester, Indiana, Jacksonport, Arkansas, Ninth Illinois Cavalry, edited by James W. Wheaton; 35:1-4 (1998).
Flag of the Jackson Guards, by Wayne Boyce; 38:1-4 (2001).

CLERGYMEN

See: Religion and Churches

COMMERCE

See: Business, Industry, Commerce and Trade

DAIRIES

The History of Milk and Its Distribution in Jackson County, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 9;3 (July 1971).

DESCRIPTION

See: General History and Description

EARLY SETTLEMENTS

See also: Towns and Communities - Augusta, Elizabeth, Jacksonport, Johnstown, Litchfield, Newport
See also: General History and Description

Pioneer Names of Woodruff County; 6:4 (Oct. 1968).
Through Jackson County: 1844, 1846 and 1851, by Charles W. Shaver; 8:1 (Jan. 1970).
Documents Relating to the Military Road Through Jackson County, 1835; 11:1 (Jan. 1973).
Early Political History of Jackson County, Arkansas (1820-1830), by James Logan Morgan; 12:2 (Apr. 1974).
James and Moses Gibson and Families, by Polly Bouton; 14:3 (July 1976).
Makers of Jackson County, by W. E. Bevens (1923), edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker and James Logan Morgan; (2 installments) 20:3 (Dec. 1983), 21:1 (Mar. 1984).
Reminiscences of an Early Settler's Trip Through Jackson County, by C. W. Shaver (1915), letter to editor of Newport Independent; 37:1-4 (2000).
Trip Through Jackson County in Early Days, by C. W. Shaver (1915), letter to editor of Newport Independent; 37:1-4 (2000).
A History of Newark, Arkansas: The Story of a Town - The Personality of a People [excerpt from Chapter 1: "Early History"], by Robert D. Craig; 37:1-4 (2000).
A History of Jackson County [from Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northeast Arkansas (1889)], Goodspeed Publishing Company; 38:1-4 (2001).

EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS

The Early Years of Arkansas College, by Dr. Isaac J. Long (1879); 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Auvergne and the Auvergne Academy, by James H. Johnston; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
Newport Public School (1906); 5:3 (July 1967).
Jackson County School District 21, by James Logan Morgan; 5:3 (July 1967).
Early Schooling at Greenhaw, by Cora Little Holden; 5:3 (July 1967).
Teaching in Village Township, 1917 to 1965, by Willie Lee Leake; 5:3 (July 1967).
M. L. Harper and the Harper Schools, by Hazel Harper Carlile; 5:3 (July 1967).
Miss Ollie Lashlee: Teacher at Harper, by Hazel Harper Carlile; 5:3 (July 1967).
Jackson County School District Number 9, by James Logan Morgan; 5:3 (July 1967).
Jackson County School Districts Created Before 1900; 5:3 (July 1967).
Problems and Progress in Public Education in Jackson County, Arkansas, During the Last Quarter of the Nineteenth Century, by James Logan Morgan; 5:3 (July 1967).
Memories of Early Swifton Schools, by Bertha Bush Eatman; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
Swifton Schools, 1870-1943; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
Glass Township Schools (Districts 22, 23, 25, 33, 43 and Swifton Special) from Creation to Consolidation, by James Logan Morgan; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
Cultural Footnotes: 1850-1870, edited by James Logan Morgan; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
The Classes of 1922 and 1928: Hobo Day; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
Some Events Around Litchfield in 1835, by Duane Huddleston; 10:4 (Oct. 1972).
Early Days of Auvergne, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 12:1 (Jan. 1974).
Early History of Diaz, by James Logan Morgan; 13:1 (Jan. 1975).
Community Organization and Organizations in Newport, 1874-1878, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
Hickory Grove Church and School, by James Logan Morgan; 15:2 (Apr. 1977).
The Roberts Sisters and Their McGuffey Reader, by L. R. and Peggy Warner; 15:3 (July 1977).
Eight Mile School Group, 1884, by John D. McFadden; 16:1 (Jan. 1978).
Bandy's Chapel School, by Raymond Bailey; 20:3 (Dec. 1983).
Grubbs School - Past and Present, by Mrs. Grover Grimes; 21:3 (Sep. 1984).
Little Red School House [photo only], by Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
Taking the Teacher Exam [photo only], photo supplied by Mrs. Ruth Kilgore; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
A History of Newport High School, by Dana Beard; 23:4 (Winter 1986).
History of Tuckerman School, by Clara Dowell, as told to Wayne Boyce; 26:3 (Fall 1988).
Memories of Rural Schools of Jackson County, by Billye Crawford and Lillian Grimes; 27:1 (Spring 1990).
Hobo Day - Newport Seniors in 1931, by Wayne Boyce; 27:2 (Summer 1990).
Memories of Rural Schools of Jackson County, by Helen Deaton Shoffner and Lois Hunter McGough; 27:2 (Summer 1990).
The Rural Schools of Hankins and Ballew's Chapel, by Eva West Motes, 27:4 (Winter 1990).
Schools of Jackson County [map], by Robert D. Craig; 27:4 (Winter 1990).
1941 Tuckerman High School Biology Class [photo only], by Wayne Boyce; 29:1 (Spring 1992).
Laying the Foundation for Education: Common Schools in Jackson County, by Jeanne E. Jones; 29:4 (Winter 1992).
* [twp?] The Little Red Schoolhouse, by Patty Cordell; 31:1 (Spring 1994).
Hobo Day [Newport Class of 1928 - photo], 31:1 (Spring 1994).
Teacher, Teacher! by Floy McClellan Hipp, edited by J. Wreford Hipp; (6 installments) 31:3 (Fall 1994), 31:4 (Winter 1994), 32:1 (Spring 1995), 32:2 (Summer 1995), 32:3 (Fall 1995), 32:4 (Winter 1995).
Newport's Doswell Institute, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 31:3 (Fall 1994).
Great Moments in Bulldog History [the 1940s in Tuckerman], by Morgan Gilbert; 33:4 (Winter 1996).
Official List of Voters, Jackson County, Arkansas, July 1914, pamphlet contributed by James Henry Johnston, Jr.; 36:1-4 (1999).

EVENTS

See also: Fires; Floods; Social Events; Storms

The First Grand Fair Held at the Experimental Station in 1894, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 6:4 (Oct. 1968).
Horse Thief Dazzles Jacksonport, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 8:2-3 (July 1970).
White River's Greatest Steamboat Tragedy: The Burning of the Steamboat Carolina, by Duane Huddleston; 15:3 (July 1977).
When William Jennings Bryan Came to Newport, by James Logan Morgan; 15:3 (July 1977).
The Olyphant Train Robbery, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 18:2 (Nov. 1981).
Newport Fair (1894); 19:2 (Oct. 1982)
The Day "The Kingfish" Came to Remmel Park, by Roy Evans; 21:4 (Dec. 1984).
Rare Train Robbery Occurred 100 Years Ago, by Debbie Miller; 30:2 (Summer 1993).
Robbery on the Iron Mountain Railroad [excerpt from book on the 1893 Olyphant train robbery], by Joe Wreford Hipp; 33:2 (Summer 1996).

FAMILY HISTORY

See: Genealogy and Family History

FERRIES

See: Roads and Ferries

FIRES

A Big Fire: Jacksonport, 1873; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
Series of Fires at Newport (1894); 18:1-2 (Nov. 1979-July 1981).
Front Street (Newport) Fire of 1940, copied from articles in the Newport Independent and the Arkansas Gazette; 24:2 (Summer 1987).
Plucky Newport, by Clara P. Dowell; 28:1 (Spring 1991).

FLOODS

Review of Jackson County Levee Systems, by Mrs. David Hodges; 3:1 (Oct. 1965).
Overflow! by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 7:2 (Apr. 1969).
Flood Scenes at Newport Before Levees and Dams Were Built; 19:3 (Dec. 1982).
Plucky Newport, by Clara P. Dowell; 28:1 (Spring 1991).

FOLKLORE AND LEGENDS

Richwoods Miscellany, by Jim Balch (1962); 4:3 (July 1966).
She Put Newport on the Map: A Biography of Aunt Caroline Dye, by James Logan Morgan; 5:1 (Jan. 1967).
Additional Information: Caroline Dye, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
Some Odds and Ends of Newport's Negro Folklore, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:1 (Jan. 1968).
A Ghost Visits Jacksonport 100 Years Ago This Fall: Charles Quantrill Hart, by Lawton McClard; 6:4 (Oct. 1968).
John A. Murrell: An Anthology, edited by James Logan Morgan; 8:2-3 (July 1970).

FRATERNAL AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS

(Includes service organizations)

Masonic Installation of Officers in Jackson County, December 11, 1867, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
The Newport Club, by Marian Hodges; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
The History of Rotary, by Phillip McDonald; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
Odd Fellows in Jackson County, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:3 (July 1967).
Some Reminiscences of Grubbs, by Julia Ivy; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
A History of the Masonic Fraternity in Jackson County, Arkansas, 1849-1866, by James Logan Morgan; 6:3 (July 1968).
The First Ball Given by the Newport Club, Jan. 22, 1902; 10:2 (Apr. 1972).
Early Days of Tupelo, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 11:4 (Oct. 1973).
Early Days of Auvergne, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 12:1 (Jan. 1974).
Community Organization and Organizations in Newport, 1874-1878, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
Newport's Knights of Honor Ball Was Social Event of 1879, by Duane Huddleston; 16:1 (Jan. 1976).
The Philharmonics of Jacksonport, by Duane Huddleston; 14:4 (Oct. 1976).
Dr. Lightfoot, 1892, by James Logan Morgan; 16:2 (Apr. 1978).
Early History of the Tom Hindman Camp No. 318, United Confederate Veterans, by James Logan Morgan; 16:4 (Oct. 1978).
Rotary Came to Newport in 1933, by Paul K. Holmes; 21:1 (Mar. 1984).
American Legion Hut [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
American Legion Hut, by P. K. Holmes; 25:3 (Fall 1988).

GENEALOGY AND FAMILY HISTORY

See also: Biography; Cemeteries; Towns and Communities

-- Miscellaneous Collections

Pioneer Families of Richwoods, by James Minos Balch (1962); 4:3 (July 1966).
Appendix to Balch's Pioneer Families of Richwoods, by James Logan Morgan; 4:3 (July 1966).
Recollections of Jacksonport and My Family, by Elizabeth Logan Brandenburg Maris; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Jackson County Research Sources: Wills, by James Logan Morgan; 6:3 (July 1968).
Jackson County Marriages, 1834-1855; (5 installments) 1834-1846: 8:2-3 (July 1970); 1846-1851: 8:4 (Oct. 1970); 1851-1853: 9:3 (July 1971); 1853-1854: 9:4 (Oct. 1971); 1854-1855: 10:2 (Apr. 1972).
Inventory of Probate Papers of Jackson County, Arkansas, by James Logan Morgan; 10:3 (July 1972).
Jacksonport and Newport Funeral Invitations, 1873-1888; 12:3 (Apr. 1974).
Biographical Memoranda of Confederate Veterans of Jackson County, Arkansas, 1912, edited by James Logan Morgan; 12:3 (July 1974).
Index to Marriages and Deaths Reported in the Newport Independent, 1901-1903, by James Logan Morgan; (5 installments) 1901: 12:4 (Oct. 1974); Jan.-June 1902: 13:1 (Jan. 1975); July-Dec. 1902: 13:2 (Apr. 1975); Jan.-June 1903: 13:3 (July 1975); July-Dec. 1903: 13:4 (Oct. 1975)
Funeral Notices; 16:2 (Apr. 1976).
Official List of Voters, Jackson County, Arkansas, July 1914, pamphlet contributed by James Henry Johnston, Jr.; 36:1-4 (1999).

-- Families

How the Ashley Family Came to Arkansas, by Dr. J. D. Ashley; 31:2 (Summer 1994).
Early Jackson County Sheriff, Holds Off Mob, Wins Wide Acclaim ["Uncle" Dick Bandy], by Harry Lee Williams; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
Morgan Magness Bateman Was a Steamboatman, by Duane Huddleston; 16:1 (Jan. 1978).
Reubin Battle, Civil War Veteran, by Lucious C. Battle; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
The Blagg and Allied Families of Jackson County, Arkansas, by Charlotte C. Smith; 19:2 (Oct. 1982).
Boucher Family Funeral Notices; 12:3 (July 1974).
Robert Breckenridge: Forefather of Numerous Arkansas Breckenridges, by Daniel E. Alleger; 12:4 (Oct. 1974).
Bits of Bark from the Family Tree: The Breckenridges, by James Logan Morgan; 16:2 (Apr. 1978).
Early Watson History, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (2 installments) 19:1 (May 1982), 19:2 (Oct. 1982).
Clayton-Cline Family, by Isabel R. Clayton; 16:2 (Apr. 1978).
Bits of Bark (from the Family Tree): The Coles, by James Logan Morgan; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
George W. Cromwell, Pioneer of Jackson County, by James Logan Morgan; 2:2 (Apr. 1964).
The Daughertys, by James Logan Morgan; 3:3 (July 1965).
Another Project for the Society, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:3 (July 1968).
Richard Thomas Dean, by Lawrence Dean; 14:4 (Oct. 1976).
Denton Family in Jackson County, by Clyde Stuary; 20:2 (Aug. 1983).
Dowell Family, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
Genealogy of Dowell Family in Jackson County, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
The Dowell Family, by Mary Ann Dowell McGrath; (7 installments) 27:2 (Summer 1990), 27:4 (Winter 1990), 28:2 (Summer 1991), 29:3 (Fall 1992), 33:1 (Spring 1996), 33:2 (Summer 1996), 33:3 (Fall 1996), 33:4 (Winter 1996).
Capt. Charles Morgan Engles, by Joe Michael Baker; 14:3 (July 1976).
Abridged Hobbs Genealogy, by James Logan Morgan; 2:3 (July 1964).
Jonathan Cheshier, by James Logan Morgan; 11:3 (July 1973).
The Hardy, Foushee and Heard Families, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 20:3 (Dec. 1983).
Elder John H. R. G. Gardner, by Jane Allen Goodwin; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).
James and Moses Gibson and Families, by Polly Bouton; 14:3 (July 1976).
The Grahams of Hazel Street - Before World War I, by Bessie Graham; 20:1 (Spring 1983).
Reminiscences, by Nora Griffin Carouthers; 14:1 (Jan. 1978).
John Josephus Hamilton, by Charlotte C. Smith; 22:1 (Spring 1985).
Hankins, by James Logan Morgan; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
The Hardy, Foushee and Heard Families, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 20:3 (Dec. 1983).
A Few Spoons Full of Harris History, by Helen Marie Laux; 14:4 (Oct. 1976).
Robert Harrison of Jackson County, Arkansas, by Wayne Boyce; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
Descendants of Robert Harrison, by Phyllis Boyce; 20:1 (Apr. 1983).
William M. Harvey, Pioneer, by Sam H. Boyce, Sr.; 36:1-4 (1999).
The Hardy, Foushee and Heard Families, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 20:3 (Dec. 1983).
The Story of Four Heard Brothers, by William H. Heard; 31:1 (Spring 1994).
Harry David and Florence Stella (Johnson) Herring, by Margaret Ruth Herring; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
Joel Hill (Revolutionary War Soldier Buried in Jackson County), by James Logan Morgan; 2:2 (Apr. 1964).
Abridged Hobbs Genealogy, by James Logan Morgan; 2:3 (July 1964).
Rev. B. F. Holdford, by Edith Pyle; 14:3 (July 1976).
Stephen P. and Elizabeth Holloway, by Cornelia R. Taylor; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
James F. Hunter, Soldier and Builder, by Helen Marie Laux; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
Elder John S. Isbell, by Wanda L. McKinney; 14:4 (Oct. 1976).
The Johnston Family of Richwoods, by Faye Ritchie Johnson; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).
Jones and Other Pioneer Families of Tupelo, by B. W. Jones; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Dr. James Walker Jones, by James Logan Morgan; 7:2 (Apr. 1969).
The Jones Family, by Lacy R. Jones Jr.; (_ installments) 32:3 (Fall 1995), 32:4 (Winter 1995), 33:1 (Spring 1996).
My Mother the Mailman [Hariet E. Dunscomb Jurney], by Ross Jurney Garriques; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
Mules and Fools [letter to the editor], by James V. Layton; 31:4 (Winter 1994).
Chicken Fried Chicken Hawk, by James V. Layton; 32;1 (Spring 1995).
The W. I. Long House, by Lillye Scott Long; 16:1 (Jan. 1978).
A Biography of James Perry McDonnell: My Grandfather, a Pioneer Minister, by Elizabeth S. Chupet; 15:3 (July 1977).
McDonald Family Outline, by James Logan Morgan; 3:3 (July 1965).
The Morris Family, by Charlotte Smith; 24:2 (Summer 1987).
The Nance Family: A Pioneer Family of Jackson County, by E. E. E. McFadden; 19:3 (Dec. 1982).
Parrott Family Tree, by Jimmie Norris Parrott; 39:1-4 (2002).
The Penix Family, by Lyman Priest; (9 installments) 28:3 (Fall 1991) through 30:2 (Summer 1993), 30:4 (Winter 1993).
Roberts-Penix, by James Logan Morgan; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Harry Gamble's Birthplace: One of Oldest Homes in Jackson County [Penix family property]; 39:1-4 (2002).
Charles Pistole and His Descendants, by Myrtle Farmer Gaddy; (2 installments) 26:1 (Spring 1989), 26:2 (Summer 1989).
Harmon L. Remmel, by Harmon L. Remmel, Jr.; 29:2 (Summer 1992).
Bits of Bark from the Family Tree: The Benjamin F. Roberts Family, by James Logan Morgan; 15:3 (July 1977).
The Roberts Sisters and Their McGuffey Reader, by L. R. and Peggy Warner; 15:3 (July 1977).
The Other Robertsons, by James M. Robertson; 23:3 (Fall 1986).
Recollections of Jacksonport and My Family, by Elizabeth Logan Brandenburg Maris; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
The Robinson Genealogies of 1867 and 1902, by James Logan Morgan; 9:2 (Apr. 1971).
Family of Robinson, by Rev. Thomas Hasting Robinson (1902); 9:2 (Apr. 1971).
Biographical Sketch: Charles W. Shaver; 8:1 (Jan. 1970).
The History of the Shoffner Family, by Julia Lynn Kent; 3:3 (July 1965).
Shufords; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
Bills of Sale for Slaves, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:3 (July 1967).
Old Shiloh Church and Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 12:4 (Oct. 1974).
Early Stories, by J. D. Smart; (3 installments) 29:1 (Spring 1992), 29:2 (Summer 1992), 29:3 (Fall 1992).
John Smith: Revolutionary War Soldier Buried in Jackson County, by James Logan Morgan; 2:1 (Jan. 1964).
Sullins, by James Logan Morgan; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
Old House at Grand Glaize, by Ruby Thomason Rankin; 31:3 (Fall 1994).
Parrott Family Tree [includes Tims family trees and pictures], by Jimmie Norris Parrott; 39:1-4 (2002).
The 1929 Tornado and the Indelible Impression It Left on My Family, by Lucille Tucker Burkett; 17:1-2 (Jan.-Apr. 1979).
Last of Capt. Thomas Todd Tunstall's Grandchildren, Mary Phillips Whitney, Dies; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
Early Watson History, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (2 installments) 19:1 (May 1982), 19:2 (Oct. 1982).
Last of Capt. Thomas Todd Tunstall's Grandchildren, Mary Phillips Whitney, Dies; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
Four Revolutionary War Soldiers Buried in Jackson County: Thomas Wideman, by James Logan Morgan; 1:3 (July 1963).
Spread on the Record of Jackson County War for All to See: Soldier of the Revolution Tells of the War, by Jennie Belle Lyle; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
Thomas Wideman, 1762-1840, Private, Georgia Frontier Guards, Revolutionary War, by James Logan Morgan; 13:3 (July 1975).
First Three Wideman Generations in America, by Shirley F. Kinney; 22:1 (Spring 1985).
Virginia Antecedents of Pioneer Church Builder, John H. Williams, by Lyman William Priest; 15:2 (Apr. 1977).
Wilmans Family; 2:3 (July 1964).
History of the Wilmans Family, by J. E. Wilmans; (9 installments) 23:2 (Summer 1986) through 25:2 (Summer 1988).
Wolf Genealogy, by Margaret R. Mahle; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
Marriage Certificate of the Parents of Sigmund Wolff, by Tom Wolff; 29:1 (Spring 1992).
The Decker Farm and Its People, by Tommie Lee Smith; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).

GENERAL HISTORY AND DESCRIPTION

Jackson County in 1872, by James P. Henry; 5:1 (Jan. 1967).
A Pen and Pencil Sketch of Jackson County and the City of Newport To-Day, 1895; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
Arkansas, by Mrs. C. A. Dawson; (2 installments) 6:4 (Oct. 1968), 7:1 (Jan. 1969).
Historical Geography of the Lower White River, by Virgil H. Holder; 7:2 (Apr. 1969).
Northern Arkansas and Its Natural Advantages, 1848; 7:3-4 (July-Oct. 1969).
Jackson County, by Charles Fenton Noland (1830); 9:1 (Jan. 1971).
Swan Lake [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
Judge Bengel Remembers Almost a Century, by Wesley Harrison Bengel, as told to P. K. Holmes; 23:4 (Winter 1986).
The White River, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (17 installments) 23:4 (Winter 1986) through 24:4 (Winter 1987), 25:2 (Summer 1988) through 26:1 (Spring 1989), 26:3 (Fall 1989), 26:4 (Winter 1989), 27:3 (Fall 1990), 28:1 (Spring 1991), 30:1 (Spring 1993), 30:2 (Summer 1993), 31:2 (Summer 1994), 31:4 (Winter 1994).
Jackson County Library Invaluable Historical Research Center, by Roy Evans; 24:3 (Fall 1987).
Letter from the Past, by Isaac E. Sharp; 24:4 (Winter 1987).
Bridges [poem], by Mildred Ann Wilmans Dorsey; 26:3 (Fall 1989).
Jackson County as it Used to Be, by Mildred A. Dorsey; 26:3 (Fall 1989).
Reminiscences of Traveling Through Jackson County in 1846, 1848 and 1851, by C. W. Shaver, edited by Lyman W. Priest; 26:4 (Winter 1989).
The 1930s in Newport, by Alcorn Minor, Jr.; 28:1 (Spring 1991).
Early Stories, by J. D. Smart; (3 installments) 29:1 (Spring 1992), 29:2 (Summer 1992), 29:3 (Fall 1992).
Henry Jackson Dowell Describes Jackson County Before the Civil War, by Gertrude G. Lacy; 29:2 (Summer 1992).
Letters to the Editor, by Lyman W. Priest and Bob Bowie; 29:4 (Winter 1992).
1877 Letter of Inquiry, An Immigrant Answered, by F. W. Lynn; 30:1 (Spring 1993).
Jackson County Women in History, by Patsy McDonald; 27:3 (Fall 1990).
How the Ashley Family Came to Arkansas, by Dr. J. D. Ashley; 31:2 (Summer 1994).
Doctors and Medicine in Jackson County, by Dr. John D. Ashley; (3 installments) 32:2 (Summer 1995), 32:3 (Fall 1995), 32:4 (Winter 1995).
Newport in the 1890s, by James E. Doherty (1890-1978); 33:2 (Summer 1996).
Fight and Survive! [book review], by Margaret Ross; 33:3 (Fall 1996).
Newport: The First Half of the Twentieth Centery, by P. H. Van Dyke (1951); 33:4 (Winter 1996).
Fight and Survive! [excerpt from chapters 1-5], by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 34:1-4 (1997).
Steamboats and Ferries on White River: A Heritage Revisited [excerpt from chapter: "Steamboats"], by Duane Huddleston, Sammie Rose, & Pat Wood; 35:1-4 (1998).
Steamboats and Ferries on White River: A Heritage Revisited [excerpt from chapter: "Ferries"], by Duane Huddleston, Sammie Rose, & Pat Wood; 37:1-4 (2000).
Reminiscences of an Early Settler's Trip Through Jackson County, by C. W. Shaver (1915), letter to editor of Newport Independent; 37:1-4 (2000).
Trip Through Jackson County in Early Days, by C. W. Shaver (1915), letter to editor of Newport Independent; 37:1-4 (2000).
A History of Newark, Arkansas: The Story of a Town - The Personality of a People [excerpt from Chapter 1: "Early History"], by Robert D. Craig; 37:1-4 (2000).
A History of Jackson County [from Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northeast Arkansas (1889)], Goodspeed Publishing Company; 38:1-4 (2001).
Glimpses of Jackson County: Your Down River Neighbor [pictures and descriptions from 2002 exhibit at the Old Independence Regional Museum in Batesville], foreword by James Logan Morgan; 39:1-4 (2002).

HEALTH CARE

HISTORICAL REENACTMENTS

Civil War Reenactment: Departure of the Jackson Guard at Jacksonport State Park, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 28:2 (Summer 1991).
"Living History" in Jackson County, by Wayne Boyce; 38:1-4 (2001).
Civil War at ASUN, by Joseph Campbell and D. A. Clements; 38:1-4 (2001).

HORTICULTURE

Newport's Garden Clubs 6:3 (July 1968).
The Secret Garden, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 11:3 (July 1973).

INDUSTRY

See: Business, Industry, Commerce and Trade

JACKSON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY & JACKSONPORT STATE PARK MUSEUM

Sewing Machine of an Earlier Era [museum donation]; 24:4 (Winter 1987).
President's Report, by James G. Denton; 25:1 (Spring 1988).
JCHS Honored, letter from Richard Davies; 27:2 (Summer 1990).
Museum Report, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 27:2 (Summer 1990).
Museum Donation; 23:1 (Spring 1991).
Museum Report, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 29:1 (Spring 1992).
Museum and Park Report, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 30:1 (Spring 1993).
Remmel Wins Award; 30:1 (Spring 1993).
Lady Elizabeth Luker Dies, by Robert D. Craig; 32:1 (Spring 1995).
Museum Report, by Charlotte Plegge; 32:2 (Summer 1995).
The Last Sternwheeler [Mary Woods No. 2], by Juanita McDoniel Bainbridge; 33:1 (Spring 1996).
Curator's Report, by Charlotte Plegge; 33:3 (Fall 1996).
Update from the Acting Curator on Work at Jacksonport State Park, by Charlotte Plegge; 36:1-4 (1999).
Elliott McDonald McManus [biography]; 37:1-4 (2000).
Jacksonport Museums Making a Comeback, by Craig Ogilvie; 37:1-4 (2000).
Curator's Report, by Charlotte Plegge; 37:1-4 (2000).
Curator's Report, 5/31/2001, by Charlotte Plegge; 38:1-4 (2001).
The Museum of the Confederacy, Richmond, VA: Flag Conservation Program; 38:1-4 (2001).
Dedication [tribute to Charlotte Plegge and John Connor, Sr.], by Wayne Boyce; 39:1-4 (2002).
Museum Committee Report, by Charlotte Plegge; 39:1-4 (2002).
Efforts Have Begun to Conserve Jackson Guards Battle Flag, by Charlotte Plegge; 39:1-4 (2002).

LEGENDS

See: Folklore and Legends

LEVEES

MILITARY HISTORY

-- Miscellanous

Jackson County's Women in the Armed Services, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:3 (July 1967).
The Newport Company of the Arkansas State Guard and Reserve Militia, 1901-1902, by James Logan Morgan; 13:3 (July 1975).
Newport's Militia Company, 1892-1895, by James Logan Morgan; 17:3-4 (July-Oct. 1979).

-- Spanish-American War

Letters Written by a Newport Soldier in 1898, by Albert C. Clark; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).
Spanish-American War Period Well Represented in Museum (including muster roll of Company F, 2nd Arkansas Volunteers), by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).

-- World War I

Queen, Mascot of Company E, by Ray Brown; 17:3-4 (July-Oct. 1979).
The Departure of Company E, by Ray Brown, 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
A Few Memories of Company E, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
Itinerary of Company E, by Garland Hunt; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
Roster of Company E; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).

-- World War II

Short Rations, by Wayne Boyce; 38:1-4 (2001).

NATIVE AMERICANS

NEWSPAPERS

Jacksonport Newspapers, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 2:1 (Jan. 1964).
Jacksonport's First Newspapers; 2:2 (Apr. 1964).
Newspapers Published in Jacksonport During Union Occupation of 1863-64, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Newspapers of Jackson County, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).
Mike Connally of Memphis: The Jacksonport Period; 7:3-4 (July-Oct. 1969).
Union Newspaper Printed at Jacksonport, May 9th, 1862, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 11:2 (Apr. 1973).
History of Diaz After 1900, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 13:1 (Jan. 1975).
Swifton's Newspaper of 1910, by Beatrice Nicholson; 15:3 (Oct. 1977).
The Tuckerman Times, 1907, by Jane Allen Goodwin; 16:2 (Apr. 1978).
Lady Elizabeth Luker Dies, by Robert D. Craig; 32:1 (Spring 1995).
Newport: The First Half of the Twentieth Centery, by P. H. Van Dyke (1951); 33:4 (Winter 1996).

ORGANIZATIONS

See: Fraternal and Social Organizations

-- Chamber of Commerce

See: Business, Industry, Commerce and Trade

PHYSICIANS

Dr. James Walker Jones, by James Logan Morgan; 7:2 (Apr. 1969).
Early Physicians of Jackson County, by James Logan Morgan; 9:4 (Oct. 1971).
Reminiscences of Jackson County, by Dr. G. A. Bundren (1924-25); 11:2 (Apr. 1973).
Doctors and Medicine in Jackson County, by Dr. John D. Ashley; (3 installments) 32:2 (Summer 1995), 32:3 (Fall 1995), 32:4 (Winter 1995).
Dr. William J. Thomason, by Ruby T. Rankin; 33:3 (Fall 1996).
Surgeon on Horseback: The Missouri and Arkansas Journal and Letters of Dr. Charles Brackett of Rochester, Indiana, Jacksonport, Arkansas, Ninth Illinois Cavalry, edited by James W. Wheaton; 35:1-4 (1998).
[Dr. R. L. Bouton] James and Moses Gibson and Families, by Polly Bouton; 14:3 (July 1976).
[Dr. John Miller Jones] The Jones Family, by Lacy R. Jones Jr.; (1st installment) 32:3 (Fall 1995).
[Dr. J. H. McCurry] The Author, by James Logan Morgan; 15:4 (Oct. 1977).

POLITICAL HISTORY

POST OFFICES AND POSTAL HISTORY

RAILROADS

Train, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 2:2 (Apr. 1964).
The B. & B. in 1883, by Winstead Armitage (1903); 8:1 (Jan. 1970).
The Cairo and Fulton Railroad, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (2 installments) 10:4 (Oct. 1972), 11:1 (Jan. 1973).
Early Business and the Development of Newport as a Commercial Center, 1873-1878, by James Logan Morgan; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
The Role of Transportation in the Development of Newport, 1827-1873, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
The Olyphant Train Robbery, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 18:2 (Nov. 1981).
Rare Train Robbery Occurred 100 Years Ago, by Debbie Miller; 30:2 (Summer 1993).
The Uncertain Future of Newport's Iron Mountain Depot, by Robert D. Craig; 30:2 (Summer 1993).
Weldon Railroad Station [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
Newport Depot Lives! by Robert D. Craig; 30:4 (Winter 1993).
Depot Restoration On Line (Finally), by Robert D. Craig; 32:2 (Summer 1995).
Robbery on the Iron Mountain Railroad [excerpt from book on the 1893 Olyphant train robbery], by Joe Wreford Hipp; 33:2 (Summer 1996).
The Station [Newport Depot], by Clare Dowell; 33:3 (Fall 1996).

RECONSTRUCTION

RECORDS

See: Cemeteries; Genealogy and Family History; Political History

RELIGION AND CHURCHES

History of the Catholic Church, Newport; 2:2 (Apr. 1964).
Establishment of the Augusta Presbyterian Church, by James Logan Morgan; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Rev. David Jabez Hare; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
Mount Hope Brethern Church at Pennington, by James Logan Morgan; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).
The Church of Christ at Grubbs; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
History of St. Paul's Parish, by Rev. Lee W. Heaton (1914); 4:3 (July 1966).
The Grace Church Bell (1941); 4:3 (July 1966).
Grubbs Church of Christ, Membership 1914; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
The Early History of the First Baptist Church of Grubbs, by Julia Ivy; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
A History of the First Methodist Church of Newport, Arkansas, by Jewel Hite Daugherty; 5:1 (Jan. 1967).
Some Reminiscences of Grubbs, by Julia Ivy; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
The Best Hard Year of My Ministry, by Rev. M. M. Smith (1928); 6:1 (Jan. 1968).
Cultural Footnotes, 1850-1870, edited by James Logan Morgan; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
Litchfield Presbyterian Church, by James Logan Morgan; 7:3-4 (July-Oct. 1969).
The Jacksonport Presbyterian Church, by James Logan Morgan; 8:1 (Jan. 1970).
Newport Presbyterian Church, by James Logan Morgan; 8:2-3 (July 1970).
History of the Newport Church of Christ (Holden Avenue), by J. L. May; (2 installments) 8:4 (Oct. 1970), 9:1 (Jan. 1971).
Religious Developments in Jackson County, Arkansas: A Survey, by James Logan Morgan; 9:1 (Jan. 1971).
Reminiscences of Jackson County, by Dr. G. A. Bundren (1924-25); 11:2 (Apr. 1973).
Early Days of Grubbs, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 11:3 (July 1973).
White River Valley Baptist Associataion Meetings of 1892 and 1901; 11:4 (Oct. 1973).
Early Days of Tupelo, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 11:4 (Oct. 1973).
Early Days of Auvergne, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 12:1 (Jan. 1974).
Old Shiloh Church and Cemetery, by James Logan Morgan; 12:4 (Oct. 1974).
Early History of Diaz, by James Logan Morgan; 13:1 (Jan. 1975).
History of Diaz After 1900, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 13:1 (Jan. 1975).
Community Organization and Organizations in Newport, 1874-1878, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
Organization of the White River Baptist Association, by James Logan Morgan; 14:1 (Jan. 1976).
Elder John H. R. G. Gardner, by Jane Allen Goodwin; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).
Rev. B. F. Holdford, by Edith Pyle; 14:3 (July 1976).
Elder John S. Isbell, by Wanda L. McKinney; 14:4 (Oct. 1976).
History of the East Black River Association of Free Will Baptists, 1891-1896, by James Logan Morgan; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
First Sunday in May: The Pleasant Valley Reunion, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
Hickory Grove Church and School, by James Logan Morgan; 15:2 (Apr. 1977).
A Brief History of the Surrounded Hill Church of Christ, by James Logan Morgan; 15:3 (July 1977).
A Biography of James Perry McConnell: My Grandfather, a Pioneer Minister, by Elizabeth S. Chupet; 15:3 (July 1977).
Newt Pendleton, by Almeta Brantley; 15:3 (Oct. 1977).
History of the Presbyterian Church in Jackson County, Arkansas, by P. K. Holmes; 19:1 (May 1982).
First Baptist Church Had Humble Beginning...Remains Humble, by Roy Evans; 19:3 (Dec. 1982).
The History of the Methodist Church in Swifton, Arkansas, by Claud Price Trice; 21:2 (June 1984).
Country Singings, by Raymond Bailey; 21:2 (June 1984).
The Lost Is Found, or The Misplaced Is Located, by Hayward McManus; 21:3 (Sept. 1984).
Tragic Death for First Rector of Grace Episcopal Church at Jacksonport, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 21:3 (Sept. 1984).
A History of the Weldon Methodist Church, by Ruth Emerson; 21:3 (Sept. 1984).
A History of the Tuckerman Methodist Church, by Clara Harvey Dowell, as told to Wayne Boyce; 21:4 (Dec. 1984).
A History of the Missionary Society, Tuckerman Methodist Church, by Mrs. F. B. Dowell (June 1928); 21:4 (Dec. 1984).
History of Dowell's Chapel Methodist Church, by Ruth Lindley Williams; 22:4 (Winter 1985).
St. Paul's Episcopal Church [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
How Grandpa Became a Baptist, by Mary B. Hetzel; 25:4 (Winter 1988).
As I Remember the Little Church at Hankins, by Bertie Foster Baker; 28:1 (Spring 1991).
Local Clergyman Writes History of Episcopal Church - A Book Review, by Wayne Boyce; 30:4 (Winter 1993).
Tuckerman Church of Christ and Tabernacle Meetings, by Raymond Bailey; 31:1 (Spring 1994).
Some Suggestions for Writing Your Church History, by Dr. John L. Ferguson; 31:1 (Spring 1994).
First Baptist Church, Tuckerman, Arkansas, 1894-1994, by Billye Crawford and Hazel Ray Warren; (3 installments) 31:3 (Fall 1994), 31:4 (Winter 1994), 32:1 (Spring 1995).
Laborers in the Vineyard: A History of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Newport, Arkansas, 1861-1982 [excerpt from chapters 1-4] , by The Rev. Dr. Daniel Deupree McKee; 34:1-4 (1997).
History of the First United Methodist Church of Newport, Arkansas, 1874, by Elliott McDonald McManus; (4 installments) 35:1-4 (1998), 36:1-4 (1999), 37:1-4 (2000), 38:1-4 (2001).

RIVER TRANSPORTATION

Jacksonport and the River, by Capt. Charles H. Warner; 3:2 (Apr. 1965).
Thomas Benton Stallings: "Steamboat Man" for Over Thirty Years on the White River, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
Jacksonport and White River: After 1865, by Capt. Charles H. Warner; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
The Mary Woods: "A Steamboat Has Come Home", by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 6:1 (Jan. 1968).
More Odds and Ends - Through a Porthole, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
Steamboat John D. Perry Was Jacksonport Favorite, by Duane Huddleston; 9:3 (July 1971).
The Last Steamboat Cargo from St. Louis, by Duane Huddleston; 11:1 (Jan. 1973).
When the Steamboat Orlando Ran to Newport, by Duane Huddleston; 11:4 (Oct. 1973).
The Chickasaw's First Trip to Jacksonport, by Duane Huddleston; 12:2 (Apr. 1974).
The Role of Transportation in the Development of Newport, 1827-1873, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
Steamboat Ottawa Was Locally Owned in 1837, by Duane Huddleston; 14:1 (Jan. 1976).
Mrs. Mary L. Daugherty and Her Namesake, by Duane Huddleston; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).
The Last Months of Pre-Civil War White River Steamboating, by Duane Huddleston; 14:3 (July 1976).
Capt. Charles Morgan Engles, by Joe Michael Baker; 14:3 (July 1976).
Steamer Cleburne Was Once on Jacksonport's Main Street, by Duane Huddleston; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
The Wreck of the New Mattie, by Duane Huddleston; 15:2 (Apr. 1977).
Bits About Boats - The Osage, by Duane Huddleston: 15:2 (Apr. 1977).
White River's Greatest Steamboat Tragedy: The Burning of the Steamboat Caroline, by Duane Huddleston; 15:3 (July 1977).
Ursie Boyce Was Last of the Memphis Packets, by Duane Huddleston; 15:4 (Oct. 1977).
Noadiah Marsh: Founder of Elizabeth, by Duane Huddleston; 15:4 (Oct. 1977).
Morgan Magness Bateman Was a Steamboatman, by Duane Huddleston; 16:1 (Jan. 1978).
Capt. Thomas Benton Stallings: "The Commodore of Upper White River", by Duane Huddleston; 16:3 (July 1978).
White River Steamboating During the Civil War, January 1, 1862 to July 1, 1865, by Duane Huddleston; 17:1-2 (Jan.-Apr. 1979).
Civil War Era Steamboats: Pictures from the Duane Huddleston Collection; 17:1-2 (Jan.-Apr. 1979).
Early Upper White River Keelboating and Flatboating, 1802-1842, by Duane Huddleston; 17:3-4 (July-Oct. 1979).
Civil War Steamboats (From the Duane Huddleston Collection); 17:3-4 (July-Oct. 1979).
The First Steamboats on White River, 1831-1843, by Duane Huddleston; (2 installments) 19:1 (May 1982), 19:2 (Oct. 1982).
Capt. Joseph Fry of the Confederate Navy, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 20:3 (Dec. 1983).
The Mary Woods II [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
The Josie Harry, by T. J. Fakes; 24:1 (Spring 1987).
The Sinking of the CSS Cambridge, by Raymond W. Watkins; 26:3 (Fall 1989).
Reminiscences of Traveling Through Jackson County in 1846, 1848 and 1851, by C. W. Shaver, edited by Lyman W. Priest; 26:4 (Winter 1989).
The Smith Ferry at the Mouth of the Strawberry on Black River, by Anthony Holt; 28:2 (Summer 1991).
The White River, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (17 installments - relevant issues cited) 23:4 (Winter 1986), 24:1 (Spring 1987), 24:3 (Fall 1987), 24:4 (Winter 1987), 25:2 (Summer 1988).
The Last Sternwheeler [Mary Woods No. 2], by Juanita McDoniel Bainbridge; 33:1 (Spring 1996).
Steamboats and Ferries on White River: A Heritage Revisited [excerpt from chapter: "Steamboats"], by Duane Huddleston, Sammie Rose, & Pat Wood; 35:1-4 (1998).
Jacksonport Museums Making a Comeback, by Craig Ogilvie; 37:1-4 (2000).

ROADS AND FERRIES

The Creation of Grubbs Township and Its First Road Districts, by James Logan Morgan; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
Documents Relating to the Military Road Through Jackson County, 1835; 11:1 (Jan. 1973).
The Role of Transportation in the Development of Newport, 1827-1873, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
White River Bridge [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
Reminiscences of Traveling Through Jackson County in 1846, 1848 and 1851, by C. W. Shaver, edited by Lyman W. Priest; 26:4 (Winter 1989).
The Smith Ferry at the Mouth of the Strawberry on Black River, by Anthony Holt; 28:2 (Summer 1991).
The White River, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (17 installments - relevant issue cited) 30:1 (Spring 1993), 31:2 (Summer 1994).
Steamboats and Ferries on White River: A Heritage Revisited [excerpt from chapter: "Ferries"], by Duane Huddleston, Sammie Rose, & Pat Wood; 37:1-4 (2000).

SCHOOLS

See: Education and Schools

SLAVERY

See also: Blacks and Black History; Civil War; Reconstruction

Bills of Sale for Slaves, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:3 (July 1967).
The Civil War and Social-Economic Change in Jackson County, Arkansas, by Carl Moneyhon; 18:1-2 (Nov. 1979-July 1981).

SOCIAL EVENTS

Thadeese Kinman's 7th Birthday Party (1902); 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Church Wedding at Auvergne; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
"I Remember, I Remember", by Frances Bailey; 4:3 (July 1966).
Tom Thumb Wedding of 1923, by Elizabeth Rossington Smith; 4:3 (July 1966).
Sigma Chi Launch Party, 1906, by Irma Hooker Watson; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
Norine Kinman's Masquarade Party; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
The Classes of 1922 and 1928; Hobo Day; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
The First Ball Given by the Newport Club, Jan. 22, 1902; 10:2 (Apr. 1972).
Elks' Minstrel of 1909; 10:4 (Oct. 1972).
Newport's Knights of Honor Ball Was Social Event of 1879, by Duane Huddleston; 14:1 (Jan. 1976).
The New Hazel Hotel, article from Newport Independent ca. 1903; 24:1 (Spring 1987).
Pretty Baby, by Phyllis Boyce; 24:1 (Spring 1987).
Planning a Grand Ball at Jacksonport, article from the Arkansas Gazette, Feb. 3, 1880; 24:3 (Fall 1987).
The Augusta Excursion of 1895, (newspaper coverage); 24:4 (Winter 1987).
The White River, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (17 installments - relevant issues cited) 26:1 (Spring 1989), 26:3 (Fall 1989), 26:4 (Winter 1989), 27:3 (Fall 1990), 30:2 (Summer 1993), 31:2 (Summer 1994).
The Lure Cafe, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 27:3 (Fall 1990).
The Parade (1930) [White River Bridge completion celebration] 31:1 (Spring 1994).
The Garden Club Presents, "The Stately Town of Newport" [program], contributed by Claire Phillips Dowell; 31:3 (Fall 1994).

SOCIAL HISTORY

58 Years Ago, (1906); 2:2 (Apr. 1964)
Gleanings from an Old Ledger, by James Logan Morgan; 2:3 (July 1964).
A Winter's Tale, Circa 1912, by Neill Phillips; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
A Summer Idyl [excerpts from diary], by W. A. Reed, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 5:3 (July 1967).
An 1855 Letter from Tennessee, introduction by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
Other Winters, Other Times, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 8:1 (Jan. 1970).
Letter Written from Jacksonport, July 1872; 8:2-3 (July 1970).
My Life as a Little Girl in the House at 403 Laurel, by Margaret Van Dyke; 8:4 (Oct. 1970).
Visitors at Heber in 1895, by George W. Reed; 10:2 (Apr. 1972).
What It Was Like: Newport, Arkansas - Not So Long Ago, by Neill Phillips; (8 installments) 10:3 (July 1972) through 12:2 (Apr. 1974).
Some Events Around Litchfield in 1835, by Duane Huddleston; 10:4 (Oct. 1972).
"Our Lives Were Young and Gay," introduction by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 11:2 (Apr. 1973).
Agreement to Quit Drinking Spirituous Liquors, 1848; 11:4 (Oct. 1973).
Life on the Decker Farm in the 1890's, by Nora Yelverton Penix Christian; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).
Reminiscences, by Blanche Sink Camp; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
Special Days: Mother's Day and Father's Day, by Blanche S. Camp; 16:2 (Apr. 1978).
Strictly Juvenile, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 18:3-4 (July-Oct.1979).
The Civil War and Social-Economic Change in Jackson County, Arkansas, by Carl Moneyhon; 18:1-2 (Nov. 1979-July 1981).
Early Watson History, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (2 installments) 19:1 (May 1982), 19:2 (Oct. 1982).
The Grahams on Hazel Street - Before World War I, by Bessie Graham; 20:1 (Apr. 1983).
Country Singings, by Raymond Bailey; 21:2 (June 1984).
Susan Elizabeth Miller - Her Story, by Susan Elizabeth Miller, introduction by Mary Hetzel; (3 installments) 22:1 (Spring 1985), 22:2 (Summer 1985), 22:4 (Winter 1985).
A Look at Marriage, Wedding Customs at the Beginning of the 20th Century, by Phyllis Boyce; 23:4 (Winter 1986).
Sewing Machine of an Earlier Era [museum donation]; 24:4 (Winter 1987).
The Station [Newport Depot], by Clare Dowell; 33:3 (Fall 1996).
The Story of Frank Baker's Young Life, by Bertie Baker (as told to Ellen Crain); 39:1-4 (2002).

SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR

See: Military History - Spanish-American War

SPORTS AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

Early Baseball in Newport, by Ed Doherty; 4:3 (July 1966).
The Newport Gun Club of 1903; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
A Century of Baseball in Jackson County, by Pat Allen Bailey; 7:3-4 (July-Oct. 1969).
Uriah Cole Was a Bear Hunter, by Duane Huddleston; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
Great Moments in Bulldog History [the 1940s in Tuckerman], by Morgan Gilbert; 33:4 (Winter 1996).

STEAMBOATS

See: River Transportation

STORMS

The 1929 Tornado and the Indelible Impression It Left on My Family, by Lucille Tucker Burkett; 17:1-2 (Jan.-Apr. 1979).

SURVEYS

Ancient "Witness Tree" in Land Survey of N.E. Arkansas Struck by Lightning, by Robert W. Newell; 9:3 (July 1971).

TEACHERS

See: Education and Schools

TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES

-- General

Jackson and Woodruff Counties in 1884 (directories), edited by James Logan Morgan; 8:1 (Jan. 1970).
Postal History of Jackson County, Arkansas, 1830-1861, by James Logan Morgan; 10:4 (Oct. 1972).
General Directory of Railroad Towns in Jackson County, Arkansas, compiled by C. W. Norwood (1878), edited by James Logan Morgan; 12:2 (Apr. 1974).
The White River, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; (17 installments - relevant issues cited) 24:3 (Fall 1987), 30:1 (Spring 1993).
Official List of Voters, Jackson County, Arkansas, July 1914, pamphlet contributed by James Henry Johnston, Jr.; 36:1-4 (1999).

-- Amagon

Jackson County, Arkansas; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).

-- Augusta

Establishment of the Augusta Presbyterian Church, by James Logan Morgan, 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Early Augusta, by Pat Allen Bailey; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
An Ante-Bellum Augusta Home, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
Chickasaw Crossing - Augusta of Jackson County, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:4 (Oct. 1968).
A Tour of Augusta, Arkansas, by Mrs. D. C. Long; 7:1 (Jan. 1969)
The Augusta Excursion of 1895, (newspaper coverage); 24:4 (Winter 1987).

-- Auvergne

Things Picked Up About Auvergne, by Minnie Vining (Mrs. James R.) Davis (1950); 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
Auvergne and the Auvergne Academy, by James H. Johnston; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
Postmasters of Auvergne, Jackson County, Arkansas; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
Auvergne: Town of the Past, by J. E. Boone (1941); 7:3,4 (July-Oct. 1969).
Early Days of Auvergne, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 12:1 (Jan. 1974).
Business Directories of Auvergne, Arkansas, 1884-1912, edited by James Logan Morgan; 12:1 (Jan. 1974)

-- Balch

Balch, Jackson County, Arkansas, 4:1 (Jan. 1966).

-- Ballew's Chapel (near Grubbs)

The Rural Schools of Hankins and Ballew's Chapel, by Eva West Motes, 27:4 (Winter 1990).

-- Bandy's Chapel (near Tuckerman)

Bandy's Chapel School, by Raymond Bailey; 20:3 (Dec. 1983).

-- Beedeville

Beedeville in Jackson County Was Known as Cowlake and Gourdneck, by Diann S. Siegele; 38:1-4 (2001).

-- Blackville

Blackville: An All-Negro Community, (1936); 9:1 (Jan. 1971).
Blackville, A Newspaper Clipping History, composed and edited by L. C. Battle; 24:3 (Fall 1987).

-- Campbell Station

Teacher, Teacher! by Floy McClellan Hipp, edited by J. Wreford Hipp; (5th installment) 32:3 (Fall 1995).

-- Clover Bend (Lawrence County)

Alice French and Her Legacy to Northeast Arkansas, by Michael B. Dougan; 20:2 (Aug. 1983).

-- Decker Farm (near Tuckerman)

Life on the Decker Farm in the 1890's, by Nora Yelverton Penix Christian; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).
The Decker Farm and Its People, by Tommie Lee Smith; 14:2 (Apr. 1976).

-- Diaz

Newport Presbyterian Church, by James Logan Morgan; 8:2-3 (July 1970).
Early History of Diaz, by James Logan Morgan; 13:1 (Jan. 1975).
History of Diaz After 1900, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 13:1 (Jan. 1975).
History of the Presbyterian Church in Jackson County, by P. K. Holmes; 19:1 (May 1982).

-- Eight Mile (near Beedeville)

Eight Mile School Group, by John D. McFadden; 16:1 (Jan. 1978).

-- Elgin

Elgin, Scotland Honors Its Jackson County Namesake with Town Coat-of-Arms for Museum at Jacksonport, by Lucile Taylor; 2:3 (July 1964).

-- Elizabeth

Reminiscences of Old Elizabeth, by Ed Doherty; 2:3 (July 1964).
Specifications for Courthouse at Elizabeth in Jackson County, Arkansas, (1839); 3:3 (July 1965).
The Courthouse at Elizabeth, County Seat of Jackson County, 1839-1852, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:3 (July 1965).
Noadiah Marsh, Founder of Elizabeth, by Duane Huddleston; 15:4 (Oct. 1977).
Reminiscences of an Early Settler's Trip Through Jackson County, by C. W. Shaver (1915), letter to editor of Newport Independent; 37:1-4 (2000).
Trip Through Jackson County in Early Days, by C. W. Shaver (1915), letter to editor of Newport Independent; 37:1-4 (2000).

-- Elmo (Independence County)

Reminiscences, by Nora Griffin Carouthers; 16:1 (Jan. 1978).

-- Estico

The Little Village Called Estico, by Bertie Foster Baker; 37:1-4 (2000).

-- Glass Township

Glass Township Schools (Districts 22, 23, 25, 33, 43 and Swifton Special) from Creation to Consolidation, by James Logan Morgan; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).

-- Grand Glaize

The Glaize Rifles, 5:4 (Oct. 1967)
Memoirs of "Grand Old Grand Glaize," by Charles R. Shelley; 7:3,4 (July-Oct. 1969).
A History of Grand Glaize, by Sam Morgan; 27:3 (Fall 1991).
Old House at Grand Glaize, by Ruby Thomason Rankin; 31:3 (Fall 1994).
Dr. William J. Thomason, by Ruby T. Rankin; 33:3 (Fall 1996).

-- Greenhaw

Early Schooling at Greenhaw, by Cora Little Holden; 5:3 (July 1967).
Teacher, Teacher! by Floy McClellan Hipp, edited by J. Wreford Hipp; (1st installment) 31:3 (Fall 1994).
Mules and Fools [letter to the editor], by James V. Layton; 31:4 (Winter 1994).
Chicken Fried Chicken Hawk, by James V. Layton; 32:1 (Spring 1995).

-- Grubbs

The Post Office at Grubbs, by Celestine B. Phillips; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
The Church of Christ at Grubbs; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
The Town of Grubbs, by James Logan Morgan; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
Grubbs Church of Christ, Membership 1914; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
Bank of Grubbs, by James Logan Morgan; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
The Early History of the First Baptist Church of Grubbs, by Julia Ivy; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
Some Reminiscences of Grubbs, by Julia Ivy; 5:4 (Oct. 1967)
Early Days of Grubbs, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 11:3 (July 1973).
Directories of Grubbs, Arkansas, 1892-1912, edited by James Logan Morgan; 11:3 (July 1973).
Banks of Grubbs, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 11:3 (July 1973).
Telephone Service in Grubbs, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 11:3 (July 1973).
Grubbs School - Past and Present, by Mrs. Grover Grimes; 21:3 (Sept. 1984).

-- Grubbs Township

The Creation of Grubbs Township and Its First Road Districts, by James Logan Morgan; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
The Story of Frank Baker's Young Life, by Bertie Baker (as told to Ellen Crain); 39:1-4 (2002).

-- Hankins

Solomon David Sullins; Pioneer in the Hankins Community, by Mabel West Earls; 4:2 (Apr. 1966).
The Rural Schools of Hankins and Ballew's Chapel, by Eva West Motes, 27:4 (Winter 1990).
As I Remember the Little Church at Hankins, by Bertie Foster Baker; 28:1 (Spring 1991).
The Little Village Called Estico, by Bertie Foster Baker; 37:1-4 (2000).

-- Harper

M. L. Harper and the Harper Schools, by Hazel Harper Carlile; 5:3 (July 1967).
Teacher, Teacher! by Floy McClellan Hipp, edited by J. Wreford Hipp; (2nd & 3rd installments) 31:4 (Winter 1994), 32:1 (Spring 1995).

-- Hickory Grove

Hickory Grove Church and School, by James Logan Morgan; 15:2 (Apr. 1977).
Harry Gamble's Birthplace: One of Oldest Homes in Jackson County; 39:1-4 (2002).

-- Highland

Highland: The Town That Never Was, by James Logan Morgan; 12:4 (Oct. 1974).

-- Jacksonport

"New Port" and "Jackson Port" Both Early River Landings, by James Logan Morgan; 1:2 (Apr. 1963); reprinted 7:2 (Apr. 1969).
Jacksonport Newspapers, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 2:1 (Jan. 1964).
Jacksonport's First Newspapers; 2:2 (Apr. 1964).
Recollections of Jacksonport and My Family, by Elizabeth Logan Brandenburg Maris; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Newspapers Published in Jacksonport During Union Occupation of 1863-64, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Abraham Ruddell's Mill, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:2 (Apr. 1965).
John A. Schnable, Builder of the Jacksonport Courthouse, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:2 (Apr. 1965), [reprinted] 25:4 (Winter 1988).
Jacksonport and the River, by Capt. Charles H. Warner; 3:2 (Apr. 1965).
People of Jacksonport, by James Logan Morgan; 3:2 (Apr. 1965).
The Old Courthouse at Jacksonport, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:2 (Apr. 1965).
Postmasters of Jacksonport, Jackson County, Arkansas; 3:2 (Apr. 1965).
History of St. Paul's Parish, by Rev. Lee W. Heaton (1914); 4:3 (July 1966).
Masonic Installation of Officers in Jackson County, December 11, 1867, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
A Big Fire: Jacksonport, 1873; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
Jacksonport and White River: After 1865, by Capt. Charles H. Warner; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
Early Days of the Lumber Industry in the Jacksonport Area, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
A River Town: Jacksonport, by Elizabeth Gregg Patterson; 6:1 (Jan. 1968).
Jacksonport Homes, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:3 (July 1968).
More Jacksonport Homes, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:4 (Oct. 1968).
Overflow!, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 7:2 (Apr. 1969).
100 Years Ago, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 7:3,4 (July-Oct. 1969).
The Jacksonport Presbyterian Church, by James Logan Morgan; 8:1 (Jan. 1970).
Other Winters, Other Times, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 8:1 (Jan. 1970).
Horse Thief Dazzles Jacksonport, edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 8:2-3 (July 1970).
Steamboat John D. Perry Was Jacksonport Favorite, by Duane Huddleston; 9:3 (July 1971).
Union Newspaper Printed at Jacksonport, May 9th, 1862, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 11:2 (Apr. 1973).
Proceedings of the Meeting of the Jacksonport Town Council, September 8, 1856; 11:4 (Oct. 1973).
1864 Letter Adds to Civil War History, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
The Philharmonics of Jacksonport, by Duane Huddleston; 14:4 (Oct. 1976).
Steamer Cleburne Was Once on Jacksonport's Main Street, by Duane Huddleston; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
History of the Presbyterian Church in Jackson County, Arkansas, by P. K. Holmes; 14:1 (May 1982).
Makers of Jackson County, by W. E. Bevens (1923), edited by Lady Elizabeth Luker and James Logan Morgan; (2 installments) 20:3 (Dec. 1983); 21:1 (Mar. 1984).
History of Jacksonport, by Clark Reames; 21:3 (Sept. 1984).
The Harper Home [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
Jackson County Courthouse at Jacksonport [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
Jacksonport's Confederate Statue [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
Jacksonport Courthouse County Court Records Concerning the Building of Same, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
Letter from Jacksonport, Written May 8, 1862, by Charles W. Whitson, submitted by Bruce A. Geisert, forword by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 26:4 (Winter 1989).
Civil War Reenactment: Departure of the Jackson Guard at Jacksonport State Park, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 28:2 (Summer 1991).
Local Clergyman Writes History of Episcopal Church - A Book Review, by Wayne Boyce; 30:4 (Winter 1993).
Lady Elizabeth Luker Dies, by Robert D. Craig; 32:1 (Spring 1995).
Laborers in the Vineyard: A History of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Newport, Arkansas, 1861-1982 [excerpt from chapters 1-4] , by The Rev. Dr. Daniel Deupree McKee; 34:1-4 (1997).
Surgeon on Horseback: The Missouri and Arkansas Journal and Letters of Dr. Charles Brackett of Rochester, Indiana, Jacksonport, Arkansas, Ninth Illinois Cavalry, edited by James W. Wheaton; 35:1-4 (1998).
Reminiscences of an Early Settler's Trip Through Jackson County, by C. W. Shaver (1915), letter to editor of Newport Independent; 37:1-4 (2000).
Trip Through Jackson County in Early Days, by C. W. Shaver (1915), letter to editor of Newport Independent; 37:1-4 (2000).
Jacksonport Museums Making a Comeback, by Craig Ogilvie; 37:1-4 (2000).

-- Johnstown

Teacher, Teacher! by Floy McClellan Hipp, edited by J. Wreford Hipp; (4th installment) 32:2 (Summer 1995).
Johnstown: Families, Times, and Memories [excerpt from Chapter 1: "Early Settlers of Johnstown..."], by Mead B. Camp; 38:1 (2001).

-- Kenyon

History of Dowell's Chapel Methodist Church, by Ruth Lindley Williams; 22:4 (Winter 1985).

-- Litchfield

Jackson County School District Number 21, by James Logan Morgan; 5:3 (July 1967).
Litchfield Presbyterian Church, by James Logan Morgan; 7:3-4 (July-Oct. 1969).
A Litchfield Ledger, 1834-1837, edited by James Logan Morgan; 10:1 (Jan. 1972).
Some Events Around Litchfield in 1835, by Duane Huddleston; 10:4 (Oct. 1972).

-- Mount Pinson

Mount Pinson, Jackson County, Arkansas; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).

-- Newark (Independence County)

A History of Newark, Arkansas: The Story of a Town - The Personality of a People [excerpt from Chapter 1: "Early History"], by Robert D. Craig; 37:1-4 (2000).

-- Newport

"New Port" and "Jackson Port" Both Earl River Landings, by James Logan Morgan; 1:2 (Apr. 1963); reprinted 7:2 (Apr. 1969).
Newport Before the Coming of the Railroad, by James Logan Morgan; 1:3 (July 1963).
History of the Catholic Church, Newport; 2:2 (Apr. 1964).
Postmasters of Newport, Arkansas; 2:2 (Apr. 1964).
The Capitol Building, by Roy Evans; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Newport's Economic Growth, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
A Winter's Tale, Circa 1912, by Neill Phillips; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Recollections of Early Newport, by Mamie P'Pool (Mrs. J. E.) Griner; 3:3 (July 1965).
Agricultural Experiment Station at Newport, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
History of St. Paul's Parish, by Rev. Lee W. Heaton (1914); 4:3 (July 1966).
Early Baseball in Newport, by Ed. Doherty; 4:3 (July 1966).
"I Remember, I Remember," by Francis Bailey; 4:3 (July 1966).
Tom Thumb Wedding of 1923, by Elizabeth Rossington Smith; 4:3 (July 1966).
The Newport Club, by Marian Hodges; 4;4 (Oct. 1966).
Reminders of the Past, by James Logan Morgan; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
The Columbia Hotel, by James Logan Morgan; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
Newport's Civil War Cannon, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 4:4 (Oct. 1966).
The Newport Chamber of Commerce, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:1 (Jan. 1967).
A History of the First Methodist Church of Newport, Arkansas, by Jewel Hite Daugherty; 5:1 (Jan. 1967).
The History of Rotary, by Phillip McDonald; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
Interesting Addition: The Chamber of Commerce Story, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:2 (Apr. 1967).
Newport Public School (1906); 5:3 (July 1967).
A Pen and Pencil Sketch of Jackson County and the City of Newport To-Day (1895); 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
1892-1967: Seventy-Five Years Have Past (Newport as Jackson County Seat), by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:1 (Jan. 1968).
Some Odds and Ends of Newport's Negro Folklore, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:1 (Jan. 1968).
Newport's Fire Department, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 6:1 (Jan. 1968).
Some Early Settlers of Newport (1874), edited by James Logan Morgan; 6:2 (Apr. 1968).
Newport's Garden Clubs; 6:3 (July 1968).
Historical Notes, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 7:1 (Jan. 1969).
A. C. Collier, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 7:1 (Jan. 1969).
Overflow!, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 7:2 (Apr. 1969).
The First Two Blocks of Walnut Street, by J. E. Doherty (1958); 7:3-4 (July-Oct. 1969).
First Presbyterian Church, by James Logan Morgan; 8:2-3 (July 1970).
History of the Newport Church of Christ (Holden Avenue), by J. L. May; (two installments) 8:4 (Oct. 1970), 9:1 (Jan. 1971).
My Life as a Little Girl in the House at 403 Laurel, by Margaret Van Dyke; 8:4 (Oct. 1970).
The Arkansas Bank and Trust Company of Newport, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 9:2 (Apr. 1971).
The Soft Drink Bottling Industry in Newport, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 9:4 (Oct. 1971).
The Chastain Building and Its Builder, by Margaret Van Dyke; 10:1 (Jan. 1972).
What It Was Like: Newport, Arkansas - Not So Long Ago, by Neill Phillips; (8 installments) 10:3 (July 1972) through 12:2 (Apr. 1974).
The Secret Garden, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 11:3 (July 1973).
The Role of Transportation in the Development of Newport, 1827-1873, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 13:3 (Apr. 1975).
Early Businesses and the Development of Newport as a Commercial Center, 1873-1878, by James Logan Morgan; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
Community Organization and Organizations in Newport, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 13:2 (Apr. 1975).
Removal of the County Seat and Construction of the Newport Courthouse, 1892, by James Logan Morgan; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
Organization of the Newport Chamber of Commerce, 1918, by James Logan Morgan; 13:4 (Oct. 1975).
The Newport Opera House, by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 14:4 (Oct. 1976).
A Few Things That Stand Out in My Mind, by Elise Hirsch Mears; 15:2 (Apr. 1977).
Newport's Militia Company, 1892-1895, by James Logan Morgan; 17:3-4 (July-Oct. 1979).
Newport, Arkansas, 1873-1875, by James Logan Morgan; 18:1-2 (Nov. 1979-July 1981).
Series of Fires at Newport (1894); 18:1-2 (Nov. 1979-July 1981).
Memories of My Grandfather William Henry Morris, Jr., 1834-1913, by Doris Carpenter Bakaly; 18:3 (Nov. 1981).
History of the Presbyterian Church in Jackson County, Arkansas, by P. K. Holmes; 19:1 (May 1982).
Memories of Early Newport, by Doris Carpenter Bakaly; 19:2 (Oct. 1982).
Newport, Arkansas, 1875-1892, by James Logan Morgan; 19:3 (Dec. 1982).
Flood Scenes at Newport Before Levees and Dams Were Built; 19:3 (Dec. 1982).
First Baptist Church Had Humble Beginning...Remains Humble, by Roy Evans; 19:3 (Dec. 1982).
Wishon Building Now 99 Years Old, by P. K. Holmes; 19:3 (Dec. 1982).
The Grahams of Hazel Street - Before World War I, by Bessie Braham; 20:1 (Apr. 1983).
Newport Industry Between the Two World Wars, by P. K. Holmes and J. E. Doherty; 20:2 (Aug. 1983).
Rotary Came to Newport in 1933, by Paul K. Holmes; 21:1 (March 1984).
History of P. K. Holmes Store, by P. K. Holmes; 21:2 (June 1984).
The Lost Is Found, or the Misplaced Is Located, by Hayward McManus; 21:3 (Sept. 1984).
Horse and Buggy Law in a River Town: Newport Ordinances 1911, by Phyllis W. Boyce; 22:2 (Summer 1985).
American Legion Hut [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
Jackson County Courthouse at Newport [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
St. Paul's Episcopal Church [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).
Newport Post Office, by Alexander P. Cooper; 23:3 (Fall 1986).
A History of Newport High School, by Dana Beard; 23:4 (Winter 1986).
Front Street (Newport) Fire of 1940, copied from articles in the Newport Independent and the Arkansas Gazette; 24:2 (Summer 1987).
History of Newport Banks and Bankers, by P. K. Holmes; 24:3 (Fall 1987).
Jackson County Library Invaluable Historical Research Center, by Roy Evans; 24:3 (Fall 1987).
A History of Remmel Park, by P. K. Holmes; (4 installments) 24:4 (Winter 1987) through 25:3 (Fall 1988).
American Legion Hut, by P. K. Holmes; 25:3 (Fall 1988).
Newport 1875-1892, by James Logan Morgan; 26:4 (Winter 1989).
The 1930s in Newport, by Alcorn Minor, Jr.; 28:1 (Spring 1991).
Plucky Newport, by Clara P. Dowell; 28:1 (Spring 1991).
Jewish Merchants of Newport: Wolff-Goldman Mercantile Co., 1880-1927, by P. K. Holmes; 28:4 (Winter 1991).
Newport 1879-1891, by James Logan Morgan; 30:1 (Spring 1993).
The Uncertain Future of Newport's Iron Mountain Depot, by Robert D. Craig; 30:2 (Summer 1993).
Local Clergyman Writes History of Episcopal Church - A Book Review, by Wayne Boyce; 30:4 (Winter 1993).
Newport Depot Lives! by Robert D. Craig; 30:4 (Winter 1993).
The Parade (1930) 31:1 (Spring 1994).
A Confederate Tragedy, by Joseph Philip James; 31:2 (Summer 1994).
The Garden Club Presents, "The Stately Town of Newport" [program], contributed by Claire Phillips Dowell; 31:3 (Fall 1994).
Newport's Doswell Institute, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 31:3 (Fall 1994).
Lady Elizabeth Luker Dies, by Robert D. Craig; 32:1 (Spring 1995).
Depot Restoration On Line (Finally), by Robert D. Craig; 32:2 (Summer 1995).
Newport in the 1890s, by James E. Doherty (1890-1978); 33:2 (Summer 1996).
The Station [Newport Depot], by Clare Dowell; 33:3 (Fall 1996).
Newport: The First Half of the Twentieth Centery, by P. H. Van Dyke (1951); 33:4 (Winter 1996).
Laborers in the Vineyard: A History of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Newport, Arkansas, 1861-1982 [excerpt from chapters 1-4] , by The Rev. Dr. Daniel Deupree McKee; 34:1-4 (1997).
History of the First United Methodist Church of Newport, Arkansas, 1874, by Elliott McDonald McManus; (4 installments) 35:1-4 (1998), 36:1-4 (1999), 37:1-4 (2000), 38:1-4 (2001).

-- Oil Trough Bottom

A Brief History of the Surrounded Hill Church of Christ, by James Logan Morgan; 15:3 (July 1977).
The W. I. Long House, by Lillye Scott Long; 16:1 (Jan. 1978).

-- Pennington

Pennington, Jackson County, Arkansas; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).
Mount Hope Brethern Church at Pennington, by James Logan Morgan; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).

-- Pleasant Valley (near Swifton)

First Sunday in May: The Pleasant Valley Reunion, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 15:1 (Jan. 1977).
The 1929 Tornado and the Indelible Impression It Left on My Family, by Lucille Tucker Burkett; 17:1-2 (Jan.-Apr. 1979).

-- Remmel

Reminiscences of Jackson County, by Dr. G. A. Bundren (1924-25); 11:2 (Apr. 1973).
Remmel Post Office, by Harmon L. Remmel, Jr.; 29:2 (Summer 1992).

-- Richwoods Township

History of Richwoods Township, by James Minos Balch; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).
Creation of Richwoods Township and Early Polling Change; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).
Pioneer Families of Richwoods, by James Minos Balch (1962); 4:3 (July 1966).
Appendix to Balch's Pioneer Families of Richwoods, by James Logan Morgan; 4:3 (July 1966).
Rickwoods Miscellany, by Jim Balch (1962); 4:3 (July 1966).

-- Rufus

Rufus, Jackson County, Arkansas; 4:1 (Jan. 1966).

-- Shoffner

Shoffner, Arkansas, by James Logan Morgan; 3:3 (July 1965).

-- Stegall

Teacher, Teacher! by Floy McClellan Hipp, edited by J. Wreford Hipp; (4th installment) 32:2 (Summer 1995).

-- Swifton

Swifton, Arkansas; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Postmasters of Swifton, Jackson County, Arkansas; 2:4 (Oct. 1964).
Memories of Early Swifton Schools, by Bertha Bush Eatman; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
The Naming of Swifton, by Bertha Bush Eatman; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
Another Account of the Naming of Swifton, by Freda Wilmuth; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
Swifton Schools, 1870-1943; 5:4 (Oct. 1967).
History of Telephone Service at Swifton, 1909-1970, by Beatrice Nicholson; 15:2 (Apr. 1977).
Swifton's Newspaper of 1910, by Beatrice Nicholson; 15:3 (Oct. 1977).
The History of the Methodist Church in Swifton, Arkansas, by Claud Price Trice; 21:2 (June 1984).

-- Tuckerman

Tuckerman, Arkansas; 2:3 (July 1964).
Postmasters of Tuckerman, Arkansas; 2:3 (July 1964).
The Tuckerman Times, 1907, by Jane Allen Goodwin; 16:2 (Apr. 1978).
A History of the Tuckerman Methodist Church, by Clara Harvey Dowell, as told to Wayne Boyce; 21:4 (Dec. 1984).
A History of the Missionary Society, Tuckerman Methodist Church, by Mrs. F. B. Dowell (June 1928); 21:4 (Dec. 1984).
Tuckerman in the Twenties, by Raymond Bailey; 21:4 (Dec. 1984).
History of Tuckerman School, by Clara Dowell, as told to Wayne Boyce; 26:3 (Fall 1988).
1941 Tuckerman High School Biology Class [photo only], by Wayne Boyce; 29:1 (Spring 1992).
Tuckerman Church of Christ and Tabernacle Meetings, by Raymond Bailey; 31:1 (Spring 1994).
First Baptist Church, Tuckerman, Arkansas, 1894-1994, by Billye Crawford and Hazel Ray Warren; (3 installments) 31:3 (Fall 1994), 31:4 (Winter 1994), 32:1 (Spring 1995).
Great Moments in Bulldog History [the 1940s in Tuckerman], by Morgan Gilbert; 33:4 (Winter 1996).

-- Tupelo

Jones and Other Pioneer Families of Tupelo, by B. W. Jones; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Tupelo, Arkansas: A Busy Little Village, Backed Up by Good Farm Land, by J. P. Black (1897); 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Postmasters of Tupelo, Jackson County, Arkansas; 3:1 (Jan. 1965).
Early Days of Tupelo, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 11:4 (Oct. 1973).
Business Directories of Tupelo, Arkansas, 1888-1912, edited by James Logan Morgan; 11:4 (Oct. 1973).

-- Village Township

Jackson County School District Number 9, by James Logan Morgan; 5:3 (July 1967).
Teaching in Village Township, 1917 to 1965, by Willie Lee Leake; 5:3 (July 1967).

-- Weldon

Weldon, Arkansas, by James Logan Morgan; 3:3 (July 1965).
Postmasters of Weldon, Jackson County, Arkansas; 3:4 (Oct. 1965).
A History of the Weldon Methodist Church, by Ruth Emerson; 21:3 (Sept. 1984)
Weldon Railroad Station [photo only], Willis Martin, photographer; 23:1 (Spring 1986).

-- Wideman Township

Thomas Wideman, 1762-1840, Private, Georgia Frontier Guards, Revolutionary War, by James Logan Morgan; 13:3 (July 1975).

TRADE

See: Business, Industry, Commerce and Trade

TRANSPORTATION

See: Railroads; River Transportation; Roads and Ferries

WOMEN

Jackson County's Women in the Armed Services, by Mildred Minor Gregory; 5:3 (July 1967).
Jackson County's First Woman Public Official: Annie L. Stuckey, by Annie L. Fairleigh; 5:3 (July 1967).
My Mother, The Mailman, by Ross Jurney Garriques; 23:2 (Summer 1986).
Jackson County Women in History, by Patsy McDonald; 27:3 (Fall 1990).
Confederate Women of Arkansas in the Civil War [book review], by Wayne Boyce; 30:1 (Spring 1993).
Fight and Survive! [excerpt from chapter 17: "Women Tell of Their Experiences in the War"], by Lady Elizabeth Luker; 33:2 (Summer 1996).

WORLD WAR I

See: Military History - World War I

WORLD WAR II

See: Military History