She was born on November 27, 1922 in Goff’s Cove in Cleburne County. She attended Arkansas State Teacher’s College ( ÿմվ) in Conway graduating in 1944. After graduation, Mrs. Presley worked as a teacher for 8 years, but the bulk of her collection covers her work as a genealogist. Mrs. Presley married Leister Presley in 1948. She worked with the Girl Scouts for 34 years and was a charter member of the White County Historical Society. Cloie Smith Presley died on November 14, 2004.
Box 1
File 1 – Cloie Mae Presley, 1922-2004
File 2 – Personal Correspondence, 1949-1998
File 3 – Writings by Mrs. Cloie Presley
File 4 – Booklet “Our Heritage” by Cloie and Leister Presley
File 5 – Genealogy Instruction and Items Available from Mrs. Leister Presley
File 6 – Newspaper Articles on Genealogy- by Doris G. Powell “Cleburne Times Review” Cleburne, Texas, June-August 1968 – Refers to Mrs. Cloie Presley’s Research
File 7 – Copy of 1854-1855 Diary
File 8 – Wilburn School Memorial History- Cloie Smith (Presley) 1940 Graduate
File 9 – Book- Pangburn School District (White Co., AR) Seventy-fifth Anniversary, 1914-1989
File 10- 50th Reunion Searcy High School Class- 1928-1978
File 11A- Two small booklets- Old Songs- “She’ll Be Coming ‘Round The Mountain,” “Old Joe Clark,” “Red River Valley” etc
File 11B- Book Hart to Heart by M. Sandy Hart. Copyright, 1987
File 12- Book- The Greatest Thing in the World- The Inspiring Message of Love by Henry Drummond- eleventh printing, June 1976
File 13- Book- Leaves of Gold- An Anthology of Prayers, Memorable Phrases, Inspirational Verse and Prose- edited by Clyde Francis Lytle, copyright 1948
File 14- Booklet- “Love and Friendship are Jewels which enrich life!”- This booklet is dedicated to Love from Lonnie Glosson Show
File 15- Booklet- “People Around Enola (Faulkner Co., AR) 1830-1880 by Dibrell Ingram, Nov. 11, 1972
File 16- War Record and Correspondence of Willie B. Smith- Camp Lee, VA, 1919
File 17- Searcy Class Rosters (1930-1934)
File 18- The Settlement of Goff’s Cove by Cloie Smith Presley, June 10, 1978
File 19- Booklet- “Smiths in Arkansas through 1850” by Mrs. Leister E. Presley
File 20- Book- Smith in Arkansas through 1850” by Mrs. Leister E. Presley
File 21- Booklet- Smith Family (Smith Surname Biographies, AR. Tax Lists, Smith in AR through 1850, Van Buren Co. Tax Lists)
File 22- Smith Family Research (Non- dated and Family Research Material
File 23- Smith Family Reunion, 1978-1979
File 24- Smith Family Research (non-dated and Family Research Material)
File 25- Smith Family Research (dated material and non-dated Correspondence)
File 26- Miscellaneous Family Research
End of Box 1
Box 2
File 1 – “Nicholas Bean and some of His Descendants” by Lee Calvin Tarble- copyrighted by Betty Lee Tarble Turner in 1961
File 2 – Research on Surname- Bean, Beene, Botts, Fowler, Goodman, Hand, Holliman, Kirkendoll, and Smith
File 3 – Family Names- Bean, Buttler, Edward, Ellis, Hill, Howell, Magness, and Presley- Correspondence and Research
File 4 – Bean/ Goff Family (also see Goff file)
File 5 – The Beans of Tennessee- Master Gunsmiths by Paul M. Fink (copied from “Muzzle Blasts” October 1946
File 6 – Booklet- “ The Bean Stalk” presented by- The Southern Bean Association- Fall 1974- Volume III, No. 1
File 7 – Bean Surname Research by Richard B. Bean
File 8 – Booklets- “The Clan MacBean Register”-“God-Family-Country”
File 9 – Goff Family Research
File 10- Booklet- “Goff-Bean Family” by Cloie Smith Presley
File 11- Allison Family Research
File 12- Holliman Family Research (dated material and Holleman Research by Brenda Matthews)
File 13- Holliman Family Research (non-dated and Family Research Material)
File 14- The Hollyman Family by George A. Holleman
File 15- Fenley Family Research
File 16- Jackson Family Research
File 17- Genealogical Notes on Bean/ Goff Family, Volume I
File 18- Genealogical Notes on Various Families, including Presley, Fenley, Yingling, etc.
File 19- Genealogical Notes- Volume III- Arranged Alphabetically- A-Z
End of Box 2
Box 3
File 1 – Leister E. Presley- Mid South Gas Co., c.1947-1961
File 2 – Presley Genealogy Research by Cloie Smith Presley
File 3 – Presley Family Personal Correspondence
File 4 – Presley Research
File 5 – Presley Family Research by Cloie Presley
File 6 – Presley Family Research
File 7 – The Presley Saga by Richard C. Fulcher- Volume II
File 8 – Booklet- The Preslar/ Presley Family of Anson Co., N.C.- compiled by Edwin C. Dunn, 1985
File 9 – Elvis Presley Family History
File 10- Moses Presley
File 11- Thomas Presley
File 12- Notebook- “Presley Ancestors” c.1770- from Bobby K. and Twila L. Presley
File 13- Brooks/ Thompson Research
File 14- Permenter Family Research
File 15- Yingling Family Research
File 16- Yingling/ Higler Family (John Higler/ Catherine Yingling from Germany to White Co., AR c. 1833- married Feb. 22, 1827)
File 17- John Yingling and Civil War Articles
File 18- Whisenaut/ Yingling Families
File 19- Whisenaut Family Research
File 20- Booklet- “Howell History- Kentucky to Arkansas” by Leister E. Presley
File 21- Howell Family
File 22- “They Came to Arkansas: Thomas Robert Gordon” by Mrs. Leister Presley
File 23- “They Came to Arkansas: Wood and Guthrie” by Mrs. Leister Presley, c.1983
End of Box 3
Box 4
File 1 – State of Arkansas County and Township Maps
File 2 – Census Information for Arkansas, Missouri and Tennessee and Miscellaneous information on cemeteries, bible records, obituaries, and newspaper clippings
File 3 – Arkansas Census Schedules, 1830 and 1840
File 4 – Federal Population Schedules- Arkansas Census 1840- Volume III Selected Counties- Chico, Clark, Hempstead, Hot Springs, Lafayette, Pike, Saline, Sevier, and Union Counties only
File 5 – Federal Population Schedules- Arkansas Census 1840- Volume IV Selected Counties-Conway, Johnson, Pope Pulaski, and Scott Counties only
File 6 – Arkansas Census 1830- Territory of Arkansas- Volumes I, II, III, IV
File 7 – Arkansas Census 1840
File 8 – Federal Population Schedules- Arkansas Census 1840
File 9 – Arkansas Census 1850
File 10- Copied Pages of the Arkansas Census 1850- M-R
File 11- Selected Arkansas Counties Census 1850- Crittenden County, Phillips County, and St. Francis County
File 12- Booklet- Arkansas Census- Van Buren County, 1850 & 1880
File 13- Arkansas Census for White Co., 1850
File 14- Yell County, Arkansas- Census of 1850- compiled by Mrs. Leister E. Presley
File 15- Van Buren County Census, 1860
File 16- Federal Population Schedule- Surname List Arkansas Census, 1850
File 17- Arkansas Census 1850 Surname Index- Volume III (2 copies)
File 18- Arkansas Census- 1850 Surname Index- copyright 1974- Mrs. Leister Presley
File 19- Arkansas Census 1850 Surname List- Selected Counties- Arkansas, Desha, Drew, Jefferson, Mississippi, Monroe, Poinsett and Prairie Counties only
File 20- Surname List- Federal Population Schedule- Arkansas Census 1850- Volume IV for counties Clark, Conway, Hot Springs, Johnson, Montgomery, Perry, Pike, Polk, Pulaski and Saline
End of Box 4
Box 5
File 1 – Madison County Arkansas Census, 1860- compiled from microfilm by Ruby Wiedeman
File 2 – Arkansas Census- 1870 Surname Index Volume I- Mrs. Leister Presley
File 3 – Arkansas Census Surname List, 1870 (to be used with microfilm)- Arkansas County to Franklin County- compiled by Mrs. Leister E. Presley
File 4 – Arkansas Census Surname List, 1870 Fulton Co. to Independence Co.
File 1 – Arkansas Census Surname List, 1870 (to be used with microfilm)- Izard Co. to Little River Co.
File 6 – Arkansas Census Surname List 1870, Madison Co. to Ouachita Co.
File 7 – Arkansas Census Surname List 1870, Phillips Co. to Pope Co.
File 8 – Arkansas Census Surname List 1870, Pulaski Co.
File 9 – Arkansas Census Surname List 1870, Randolph Co. to Sebastian Co.
File 10- Arkansas Census Surname List 1870- Sevier Co. to Washington Co.
File 11- Arkansas Census Surname List 1870, White Co. to Woodruff Co.
File 12- Marriages and Divorces of Arkansas Volume I, 1808-1830
File 13- Handwritten Copy of Cleburne County, Arkansas- Marriage Records 1800s
File 14- Miscellaneous Marriage Records, 1851-1875
File 15- Selected Faulkner County, Arkansas Marriage Records, 1873-1939
File 16- Selected Marriage Records of Faulkner, Conway, and Van Buren Counties (middle 1800s- early 1900s)
File 17- Booklet- Van Buren County Marriage Records Book I and II, c. 1800
File 18- Van Buren County, Arkansas Marriage Records, 1870s-early 1900s
File 19- Booklet- “Marriages of Arkansas County, Arkansas,” 1839-1846 – compiled by James Logan Morgan, 1972
File 20- Booklet- “Marriages of Clark County, Arkansas,” 1821-1837 – compiled by James Logan Morgan, copyrighted 1972
File 21- Marriage Records of Phillips County (Arkansas?) Feb. 21, 1832- Dec. 20, 1847
File 22- List of Registered Voters for Yell County, 1850 & 1868
File 23- The Church Register of The New Hope Methodist Episcopal Church, South (copies of pages 1-24)
File 24- Sessional Records of the Wattensaw Presbyterian Church, Prairie Co., Arkansas, Oct. 1853- Nov. 1886
File 25- List of Early Towns in Arkansas, 1885
File 26- Newspaper Article- Arkansas Gazette Oct. 7, 1956- Count Casimir Pulaski, 1747-1779- Morally wounded during The Charge at Savannah at age 32- Pulaski County, Arkansas named for him
File 27- Newspaper Articles- by Ted Worley- “Arkansas Gazette” “History of Arkansas”
File 28- Periodical- “The Arkansas Family Historian,” 1987-1989 & 1991- published by Arkansas Genealogical Society
File 29- Arkansas Historic Preservation Program- “Bridges to the Past” Pamphlet
File 30- Publication- “The Arkansas Genealogical Register” Quarterly of the Northeast Arkansas Genealogical Association- editor James Logan Moran, Newport, AR
File 31- Newsletter- “Arkansas Preservation Digest,” Winter 2000
File 32- Newsletter- “The Arkansas Researcher” ÿմվ Archives Director Tom Dillard, 1995
File 33- Book- Genealogists’ Arkansas Address Book by Desmond Walls Allen, 1989
File 34- Miscellaneous Arkansas Material
End of Box 5
Box 6
File 1 – Booklet- “Bits of Mountain Speech” gathered between 1910 and 1965 along the mountains bordering North Carolina and Tennessee- by Paul Fink, copyright 1974
File 2 – Mountain Expression and Phrases
File 3 – Arkansas Sesquicentennial, 1836-1986 (folder)
File 4 – (4) Biographical Index to “Goodspeed’s History of Arkansas”: Central AR, Eastern AR, South AR, Western AR
File 5 – Biographical Index to “ Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Central Arkansas
File 6 – Biographical Index to “The Centennial History of Arkansas” by Dallas T. Herndon, 1922
File 7 – (2) Biographical Index to “Historical Review of Arkansas” Volumes II & III- by Fay Hempstead 1911- compiled by Kaye Snowden, 1982
File 8 – Geographical Information on 1885 Arkansas
File 9 – Booklet- “The Backtracker” Vol. VI- Spring 1977 No. 2- Vol. VII- Winter 1978 No. 1
File 10- Book- Collecting Dead Relatives by Laverne Galeener-Moore, 1987
File 11- Book- Listen to the Mountains by Bonnie S. Ball, copyright 1979
File 12- Booklet- A History of the Little Rock District U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 1971
File 13- Booklet- They Passes by Here: The Early History of Pleasant Plains, Stagecoach Town on the Southwest Trail, 1824-1910 by Emmett Powers, 1994
File 14- “Cleburn County (Arkansas) Historical Journal Index” Vol. I-IV- Mrs. Leister E. Presley, 1986
File 15- Periodicals (2) Faulkner Facts and Fiddlings (1967 and 1970)- published quarterly by Faulkner Co. Historical Society
File 16- Book- Old Guard Rest Home Cartoons as published in the “Arkansas Gazette” by George Fisher, 1984
File 17- Booklet “Wills and Administrations of Hempstead County Arkansas 1820-1837” , “Abstracts of Record AA, 1820-1825 and Will Record I 1826-1837” by James Logan Morgan
File 18- Booklet- “The Madison County Genealogist”
File 19- Pope County Historical Association Quarterly- Vol. IV, No. 2, Dec. 1971- Vol. XIII, No. 4, June 1979- Vol. XIV, No. 4, June 1980
File 20- Index to Will Book B- Prairie County, Arkansas, 1852-1901
File 21- booklet (2)- South West Arkansas Genealogical Society Vol. I, No. 2, 1977- Vol. II, No. 2, 1978
File 22- Booklet- “Washington County Historical Society Membership 1987”
File 23- Copy P.A.S.T. (Pioneer America Society Transactions) Vol. X 1987 William D. Walters Jr. Editor
File 24- Booklet- “Four States Genealogist” (Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Arkansas) Vol. I, No. 1, 1968-1969
File 25- Book- National Archives Microfilm Resource for Research- National Archives and Records Administration Washington D.C.
File 26- Federal Population Census- 1900 (A Catalog of Microfilm Copies of the Schedules) National Archives and Record Service General Services Administration Washington D.C.
File 27- “Federal Population Census, 1910” (a catalog of microfilm copies of schedules) 1982
File 28- Immigrant and Passenger Arrivals (A Select Catalog of National Archives Microfilm Publications)
File 29- Catalog- Genealogy Resource Books from Arkansas Publishers by Desmond Walls Allen
File 30- Genealogical and Biographical Research (A Select Catalog of National Archives Microfilm Publications)
File 31- Maps- Little Rock, North Little Rock and others
File 32- Railroads and Trains of Arkansas
File 33- Slave Owners in Arkansas, 1850 (copied from “Arkansas Slaveholdings 1850”) White Co. Library
File 34- Booklet- “Cherokee Emigration Rolls, 1817-1835- Transcribed by jack D. Baker, 1977- Oklahoma City, OK
File 35- Booklet- “Cherokee Reserves”- compiled by David Keith Hampton 1979
File 36- Native American Indian Information
File 37- Selected Records from Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty- Land- Warrant Application Files, 1974- National Archives and Records Service- Washington
File 38- Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Arkansas by Clara B. Eno (copied from Arkansas Historical Quarterly)
File 39- Booklet- “Dedication of Civil War Markers and Jackson Port State Park”- published by The Jackson County Historical Society
File 40- Booklet- “Arkansas Volunteers of 1836-1837: History and Roster of The 1st and 2nd Regiments of Arkansas Mounted Gunmen 1836-1837 and A Roster of Captain Jesse Bean’s Company of Mounted Rangers, United States Army 1832-1833” by James Logan Morgan
File 41- Copied- Civil War Diary of Martin Van Buren Gentry, c. 1861
File 42- William Raleigh Campbell- Born March 6, 1841- this is his own story of Survival of Civil War, June 7, 1861- July 1865
File 43- Civil War Battles in Arkansas (Helena, Pea Ridge, Poison Springs, and Prairie Grove, and others)
File 44- Correspondence- Concerning Historical Play- “There Were Union Men” by Dr. D.D. McBrien
File 45- Copied- “The Journal of Captain John R. Bell”- official Journalist for the Stephen H. Long Expedition to the Rocky Mountains, c.1820
End of Box 6
Box 7
File 1 – Antioch Cemetery- Volume VII (1978) by Imogene Rowe (2 Copies)
File 2 – Bradford Cemeteries (1968) by Mrs. Leister Presley
File 3 – Camp Nelson Cemetery- Cabot, AR- information
File 4 – Cemeteries- Faulkner County (1974) by Imogene Rowe (2 Copies)
File 5 – Cemeteries: White County, Arkansas- Special Edition by Cloie Presley
File 6 – Cemeteries- White County, Arkansas Volume III- 1986 by Mrs. Leister E. Presley (4 Copies)
File 7 – Cemeteries- Van Buren County- Volume I by Imogene Rowe (1977)
File 8 – Census of Evergreen Cemetery, Judsonia, Arkansas- taken Friendship Home Extension Club, May 6, 1968
File 9 – Copies of Names from Cemeteries White County (?)- Booth Cemetery, Gum Springs Cemetery, Robb Cemetery, Weir Cemetery, White Oak or Griffin Cemetery, and Cato Methodist Church Cemetery
File 10- Handwritten cope “History in Headstones, Crawford Co., AR”
File 11- Henderson Cemetery Grave Listing, 1991
File 12- Holly Springs Cemetery (Listing May 1962) by Mr. and Mrs. Leister Presley
File 13- Moon Family Cemetery- Rose Bud, AR (Listing July 10, 1962) by Mr. and Mrs. Leister Presley
File 14- Nelson Cemetery- Georgetown, AR (Listing Nov. 20, 1967) by Mrs. Leister Presley
File 15- Newspaper Articles and Condemnation, Notice/ Operation and Maintenance Environmental Statement (March 1974) for Cemeteries in Greer’s Ferry Dam and Reservoir Area, 1959
File 16- Rose Bud Cemetery (White County) (Listing July 10, 1961) by Mr. and Mrs. Leister Presley
File 17- St. Mary’s Cemetery (Listed June 3, 1962- Additions made January 1, 1964) by Mr. and Mrs. Leister Presley
File 18- White County Cemeteries- CD (List of Burials- White County. Historical Society)
File 19- White County Cemeteries: Locations, GPS Coordinates Archeological Site NOS. by White County Historical Society
File 20- White County Cemeteries and other surrounding areas (Miscellaneous)
File 21- White County Cemeteries Vol. I (Northwest Part of County) by Mrs. Leister Presley (2 Copies)
File 22- White County Cemeteries- Volume II (1968) (Oak Grove- Searcy/ Gum Springs-Wilkes/ Booth Family/ Honey Hill) by Mrs. Leister Presley
File 23- White County Cemeteries- Vol. IV (1975) by Mrs. Leister Presley
File 24- White County Cemeteries- Vol. V (Index 1976) by Mrs. Leister Presley
File 25- White County Cemeteries- Vol. VI (Beebe, Weir, Garner/ Lebanon) by Mrs. Leister Presley
File 26- White County Cemeteries- Vol. VIII (1979) (Bald Knob area) by Mrs. Leister Presley
File 27- White County Cemeteries- Vol. IX (1992) by Mrs. Leister Presley
End of Box 7
Box 8
File 1 – Adcock Dick- 1924 Traveler’s Pitcher- Newspaper Article (from Clay, White County, AR)
File 2 – Booklet- “An African American History of The Cowan Family and other Black Families of Searcy (White Co.), AR (Snipes, Nelson, King, Robertson) by Hazel Bradley
File 3 – Book- Arkansas in Miniature: White County by William E. Leach, 1985
File 4 – Arkansas County Tax Lists (including White County) before the Civil War
File 5 – Booklet- “Beebe Christian Church History” by W.E. Leach, 1980
File 6 – Booklet- “The Quill” (published by the 1924-1925 Senior Class of Beebe High School)
File 7 – Newspaper Articles and Information on The Town of Beebe, White Co., Arkansas
File 8 – L. SOMOGO HOOD, Medicine Woman, c. 1920
File 9 – Copies of Photos in The Floyd Bradberry Collection- Bock Crusher- Bee Rock
File 10- Geological Report on “Bee Rock” in White County
File 11- “The History of Clay Community” by Cloie Presley
File 12- The Cobbites (Religious Group)
File 13- Confederate Veterans of White County, AR- Listed on 1910 U.S. Census
File 14- Booklet- “Mountain Home: White Co., AR, (Drake Sour) by Leister E. Presley
File 15- Dogwood Twp. Census (1860-1880) (White County)
File 16- Thesis- “El Paso, Arkansas From Its Beginning” by Hugh B. Anderson, Aug. 1962
File 17- Irene Sutherlin Emde- (teacher, writer and member of White County Historical Society)
File 18- “Life and Death of a Country Town, Essex, Arkansas” by Helen Harrison (as told by A. Herbert Price)
File 19- Newsletter- “Shoppe Talk” (Featuring George Fisher, Cartoonist- a former White County resident)
File 20- “Some Highlights of White County History” (The Floyd Community) by Claude Johnson and related articles
File 21- Galloway/ Hendrix College
File 22- Garner High School Year Book, 1947-1948 (2 Copies)
File 23- “From Osage to Automatic- Age in Garner (community in White County, AR) (2 Copies)
File 24- History of Georgetown, Arkansas
File 25- Girl Scout Articles and Information on the Flag and Patriotism in scouting
File 26- Booklet- “Vada Pierce Glenn Doesn’t Miss ‘Good Ole Days’” by Gladys Richardson
File 27- Harding College and Church of Christ History in White County, AR
File 28- Joshua B. Hartzog (1866- 1939) (awarded Medal of Honor Aug. 15, 1992)
File 29- “Hills of Home” (newspaper articles) by Isabel Frances
File 30- Excerpt from rare out of print book- “That’s Judsonia” by W.E. Orr, 1957
File 31- “The most Community- Conscious Small Town in America” by Donna Howie (April 15, 1986) Judsonia High School
File 32- Judsonia Dam (handwritten account by Paul Miller)
File 33- History of Judsonia, Arkansas
File 34a- Newspaper articles and information on Judsonia (White Co.) Tornado, March 22, 1952
File 34b- Copy of small booklet – “Kensett, Arkansas” (White Co.) by DeAnne Palmer and drawings of old buildings – copied from photos – early 1900’s
File 35- “ The History of McRae High” by Richard Allen Fry
File 36- Newspaper Articles on Military Road
File 37- Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Records, 1861- 1873 (White Co., AR?)
File 38- “Mule Train” by Theophal Henderson II
File 39- The Murder of Joe Walls- age 32 and his nephew Kelly (Callie?) Smith age 21- July 6, 1915- researched by John Treat
File 40- Names of Early Newspapers in White County
File 41- Obituaries
File 42- Old Pictures and History of White County, Arkansas
File 43- Old receipts from Searcy Business, c. 1930
File 44- “Old Times Remembered” White County, AR and surrounding areas
File 45- History of Pangburn Arkansas and miscellaneous information
File 46- Early Pangburn Methodist Church History- Pangburn, White County, AR
File 47- Booklet- “Something Money Can’t Buy” (Growing up in Pangburn) by Christina Doyle Spear
File 48- History of Rose Bud Consolidated School by Mrs. Mary E. Robbins Gifford
File 49- Oral History- Interview with Rose Bud (White Co., AR) (cassette tape)- postmaster Glenn Belew- by T.R. Garner
File 50- Pickens Chapel, White Co., AR newspaper article
File 51- Pioneering in White Co. (compiled for Mrs. Emma Rogers by Genevieve Chapin)
File 52- “Pioneer Village” Museum booklet and articles- Cloie Presley- author and editor- Girl Scout Troop 599- Service Project, 1983
File 53- Pioneer Woman, Frances Gordon
File 54- Property Records (1820-1867) (Township 9 North Range 8 West)
File 55- Capt. Howel A. “Doc” Rayburn (died in White Co.- featured in 1981 Confederate Calendar)
File 56- Record of Licenses Issued 1932- city of Searcy, White Co., AR
File 57- “Reminiscenses of Days Past” by Hinkle F. Tyler and “The Fruit of a Loving Heart” by Cloie Presley
File 58- Writings of Averil Beaver (member of White County Historical Society)
End of Box 8
Box 9
File 1 – Searcy’s First Armistice Day- Nov. 11, 1918
File 2 – Searcy- Batesville Road History by Paul Miller
File 3 – History of Searcy, AR (founding of Searcy/ Old Homes/ Searcy- Batesville Road)
File 4 – Booklet- “Downtown Church of Christ,” 1980- Searcy, AR
File 5 – “History of Searcy” speech given by T.R. Garner 1990-1991
File 6 – Cassette tape- “Searcy (White Co., AR) 1900-1920 (3-A & 3-B)- Kay and Deene
File 7 – Searcy Centennial (1837-1937)
File 8 – Copy of Abstract for “Spring Square” or “Spring Park” City of Searcy, White Co., AR
File 9 – Maps- Society City Map, 1999 White County Edition, 1987 Harding University Map
File 10- Incorporation of West Point, AR (February 21, 1859)
File 11- White County Census (1840/1850) by Mrs. Leister E. Presley
File 12- White County Census of 1910 and Tax Lists of 1880
File 13- History of some White County, Arkansas churches
File 14- White County Civil War articles and memorabilia
File 15- White County Courthouse Index Records
File 16- White County Courthouse Information
File 17- Telephone Book- Searcy- White County, Arkansas, 2002-2003
File 18- Telephone Directory- White River/ Ozark Foothills, 2002-2003 edition (copy 1)
File 19- Telephone Directory- White River/ Ozark Foothills- 2002-2003 edition (copy 2)
File 20- White County, AR- Bonds and Letters of Administration of Probate Records, 1857-1865 Book E- 1864-1870 Book B
File 21- White County, AR Probate Record Extracts of Testate and Intestate Entries 1836-1907) by James B. Coles
File 22- White County’s Diamond
File 23- CD- published articles- White Co. (AR) Historical Society
File 24- Historical Pageant of White County, AR- (“Under Four Flags”) White County Fair (1962)
File 25- White County Historical Museum
File 26- Booklet- Articles and History of White County, AR by White Co. Historical Society
File 27- White County Historical Society Articles
File 28- (White County Historical Society) White County Heritage Tour- May 20, 1990
File 29- “White County Heritage” Annual History Microfiche- published by White County (AR) Historical Society
File 30- White County Heritage Articles (White County Historical Society)
File 31- White County Court Records (1836-1847)
File 32- White County Heritage (Vol. XXXIV-1996) (White County Historical Society
File 33- White County Heritage/ Civil War Collection (White County Historical Society)
File 34- White County Heritage Index (Vol. I, Issues I, II, III, IV, V) (2 copies)
End of Box 9
Box 10
File 1 – White County List of Electors (1922)
File 2 – Maps- Historical Places in White County (White County Historical Society in observance of the AR Sesquicentennial, 1836-1936)
File 3 – Maps- Arkansas State and White County, AR (miscellaneous)
File 4 – The Titan II Missile Site Disaster Remembered, August 9, 1965- 35th Anniversary, April 24, 2000
File 5 – Miscellaneous- White County, Arkansas Information
File 6 – White County Post Offices 1836- 1930 (Listed in alphabetical order) and miscellaneous articles
File 7 – White County Post Offices and Postmaster Lists (late 1800s)
File 8 – White County Records at Arkansas History Commission (White County Historical Society)
File 9 – White County’s Representation in General Assembly Sessions (1836-1886)
File 10- White County Schools (Memorabilia/ Teacher Contract/ Records)
File 11- Minutes of the White County Singing Convention- Antioch, (White County) AR, August 16-18, 1929
File 12- 1793 Spanish Land Grant to Don Joseph Valliere- Deeded to John Wilson, Oct. 30, 1843 by heirs of Mr. Valliere for $30,000
File 13- Strawberries and Farming in White County
File 14- White County Tales of Mystery (newspaper articles)
File 15- White County Tax List, 1837
File 16- Newspaper Articles on White County, AR, 1921-1999
File 17- Newspaper Articles on White County, AR, 2000-2002 and undated
File 18- Searcy Chamber of Commerce (Past Presidents/ Welcome to Searcy)
File 19- Bicentennial, 1776-1976
File 20- Publications of the Arkansas Historical Association (Session Convention- Delegate from White County)
End of Box 10
Box 11
File 1 – End of World War I, 1918
File 2 – “A WAC” Remembers (WWII 1941-1945) by Ruth Blanton Chaney
File 3 – Copies of Newspaper articles on White County people involved in WWII
File 4 – James Franklin Brewer (World War II Veteran) by Farris W. Wood
File 5 – White County War Memorial Dedication, May 30, 1998
File 6 – New Madrid Fault Line, 1981
File 7 – White County, AR- 151 years old, 1835-1986- Sesquicentennial- The Daily Citizen Newspaper Nov. 23, 1986- Devoted to stories of White County
File 8 – Newspaper- The Little Red River Journal, 1981- Pangburn, White County, Arkansas
File 9 – Newspaper- The Little Red River Journal, 1982- Pangburn, White County, Arkansas
File 10- Newspaper- The Little Red River Journal, 1983- Pangburn, White County, Arkansas
File 11- Newspaper- The Little Red River Journal, 1984- Pangburn, White County, Arkansas
File 12- Newspaper- The Little Red River Journal, 1985-1986- Pangburn, White County, Arkansas
File 13- Newspaper- The Little Red River Journal, 1987-1988- Pangburn, White County, Arkansas
File 14- “Little Red River Journal” Newspaper Articles
File 15- Newspaper Articles by Margaret Ross on Indians and the Civil War
File 16- Newspaper- Cleburne County Times, March 3, 1988- Cleburne County Centennial Edition, 1888-1988
File 17- Newspaper- Woodruff County Monitor- Leader- Advocate, 1999
File 18- 1962 Vietnam Era
File 19- Newspaper- Miscellaneous- Arkansas
End of Box 11
Box 12
File 1 – Kiwanis International- Kiwanis Club Searcy Arkansas Annual Publication, 1952
File 2 – Kiwanis International- Kiwanis Club Searcy Arkansas 11th Annual Publication, 1958 – 12th Annual Publication, 1959
File 3 – Kiwanis International- Kiwanis Club Searcy Arkansas 13th Annual Publication, 1960 – 14th Annual Publication, 1961- 15th Annual Publication, 1962
File 4 – Kiwanis International- Kiwanis Club Searcy Arkansas Annual Publication, 1963 – Annual Publication, 1964
File 5 – Kiwanis International- Kiwanis Club Searcy Arkansas Annual Publication 1965- Annual Publication 1966- Annual Publication 1967
File 6 – Kiwanis International- Kiwanis Club Searcy Arkansas Annual Publication 1969- Annual Publication 1970
File 7 – Kiwanis International- Kiwanis Club Searcy Arkansas Annual Publication, 1970-1971
File 8 – Kiwanis International- Kiwanis Club Searcy Arkansas Annual Publication, 1974-1975 – Annual Publication, 1975-1976 – Annual Publication, 1976-1977
End of Box 12
Box 13
File 1 – Henry County, Alabama Census Schedule- 1830 by Elizabeth Woods Thomas
File 2 – Publication- “The Genealogical Acorn”- Tampa, Florida
File 3 – An Index to the Kentucky Federal Census, 1810- Vol. I (Counties Adair- Cumberland- copyright Lowell M. Volkel, 1971
File 4 – Kentucky Census 1830 Index Vol. I- Adair thru Campbell Counties- compiled by Dora Wilson Smith, 1973
File 5 – Kentucky Census 1830 Index Vol. II- Casey thru Gallatin Counties- compiled by Dora Wilson Smith, 1973
File 6 – Kentucky Census 1830 Index Vol. III- Garrard thru Hopkins Counties- compiled by Dora Wilson Smith, 1973
File 7 – Kentucky Census 1830 Index Vol. IV- Jefferson thru Meade Counties- compiled by Dora Wilson Smith, 1973
File 8 – Kentucky Census 1830 Index Vol. VI- Scott thru Woodford Counties- compiled by Dora Wilson Smith, 1974
File 9 – Booklet- North Carolina Land Grants in Tennessee, 1778-1791 (2 copies)
File 10- North and South Carolina Information- Marriages, Land Grants, etc.
File 11- Book- History of Old Roads, Pioneers and Early Communities of St. Louis County (Missouri)- published by the State Historical Society of Missouri, 1935
File 12- Biographical Index to the Centennial History of Missouri, published 1921
File 13- Miscellaneous (Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee)
End of Box 13
Box 14
File 1 – Booklet- “Ansearchin’ News Quarterlies”- Vol. 21 No. 1,2,3,4- 1974- Editor Mrs. Daniel Edward West Tennessee Genealogical Society, Memphis, TN
File 2 – Dickson County Tennessee Census, 1820 Index
File 3 – Fayette County Tennessee- Free Population Schedule, 1850- Transcribed by Mrs. V.K. Carpenter
File 4 – Tennessee Census 1820 for Franklin, Giles, Humphrey, Lawrence, Perry and Shelby Counties Index
File 5 – Franklin County Tennessee Census- 1850 Index- Transcribed by Mrs. V.K. Carpenter
File 6 – Lawrence, Perry and Shelby County Tennessee Census Index 1820 (2 copies)
File 7 – Gibson County Tennessee Census,1850 Index- Transcribed by Mrs. V.K. Carpenter (2 copies)
File 8 – Haywood County Tennessee Census- 1850 Index (2 Copies)
File 9 – Marion County Tennessee Population Schedule, 1850 Index- by Mrs. V.K. Carpenter (2 copies)
File 10- Maury County Tennessee Census, 1920 Index
File 11- “Historic Maury” Quarterly Vol. VI- Vol. VII, 1970-1971- published by Maury Co. Historical Quarterly
File 12- Pentress County Tennessee Census- 1850 Index- Transcribed by Mrs. V.K. Carpenter
File 13- Robertson County Tennessee Census, 1820 Index (2 Copies)
File 14- Rutherford County Tennessee Census, 1810 Index (2 Copies)
File 15- Rutherford County Tennessee Census, 1810 and 1820 Index
File 16- Rutherford County Tennessee Index- Population Schedule, 1810-1820
File 17- Selected Marriage Records of Lawrence County, Tennessee (1828-1940)
File 18- Stewart and Sumner Co. Tennessee Census, 1820 Index (2 Copies)
File 19- Van Buren County Tennessee Census, 1850 Index- Transcribed by Mrs. V.K. Carpenter
File 20- Wayne and Williamson (2 copies) County Tennessee Census, 1820 Index
File 21- Williamson County Tennessee Census, 1820 Index
File 22- Biographical Index to Good Speed’s History of Middle Tennessee (2 copies)
File 23- Biographical Index to- Good Speed’s History or Eastern and Western Tennessee
File 24- “Tennessee Records” Catalogue for ordering Genealogical Materials for Tenn., Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky, etc.
File 25- Texas Federal Population Schedule for Index Bexar, Guadalupe, and Medina County, 1850- Vol. VII- Transcribed by Mrs. V.K. Carpenter
File 26- Texas Census 1850 Vol. X Index for Harris, Montgomery, and Walker Counties- Transcribed by Mrs. V.K. Carpenter
File 27- Texas Census, 1850 Vol. XII Index for Angelina, Nacogdoches, and Shelby Counties- Transcribed by Mrs. V.K. Carpenter
File 28- Texas Census, 1850 Vol. XIX Index for Harrison and Upshur Counties- Transcribed by Mrs. V.K. Carpenter
End of Box 14
Box 15
File 1 – Richard H. Andrews- Family Names- Anders/ Andrews, Howell, Biship, Davenport
File 2 – Mrs. Robert Armitage Jr.- Family Names- John Rogers/ Elisa Evaline Irons
File 3 – R.M. Banks- Re: Family Names- Harris/ Banks, Kilpatrick, Hill, Arnold
File 4 – Basham, Cathey, Wagner Family Lines Research, 1969-1971
File 5 – Henry Barger/ Matilda Howard Mitchell Family Records- Harmony, White Co., AR
File 6 – Franklin Beattie Family and Others- Beatie, Beaty, Baty, etc.
File 7 – Beniah Bateman Family- by James Logan Morgan for James C. Haden
File 8 – Benton and Allied Families- by Coy R. Benton
File 9 – Booklet- “Looking Back- The Blakely Family History and Related Families” – compiled for Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Woosley- by Mrs. Leister Presley, c. 1980
File 10- Bland, Oliver Perry- Life History- copied from the original manuscript by Eleanor Adeline Bland, c. 1939
File 11- Blevins Family- Blevins/ Chapman, Armstead, Wright, Johnson, Cranford
File 12- Descendants of William Boydston/ Mary Thornton (Mrs. Joes F. Boydston)
File 13- Descendants of Robert Boydston (Mrs. A.B. Domonoske)
File 14- Family History for- Boyette, Graves, Talkington, and Whitley Families
File 15- Descendants of Brower/ Browner Family Name (Mrs. James C. Barber, c.1968)
File 16- Juanita Bradley Parker- Research on Bradley, Coffman, Yancey, Neal, Dodson, Meredith, Harrison, Pettus, Gilliam, Hare, Russell Family Lines
File 17- Bowen Family History
File 18- Capps Family History- (Gary, Vernon, Hubert, Jerry, J.M. Capps)
File 19- Cheek, O’Kelly, McCauley Family Line
File 20- Wensil Marsh Clark (Mrs. Larry P. Clark) Research- Families include Parks, Shaw, Jefferies, Marsh, Hardcastle, Caruthers, Howell, Gray
File 21- G.W. Cochran- born 1872 in Alabama (Mrs. Colleen C. Worley, c.1982)
File 22- Crabb, Haselip Family Line
File 23- John Critz/ Nancy A. Critz Family Research
File 24- Davenport Families (Davenport, King, Chilcoat, Eckles, Jeffery, Caruthers, Vaughn, Broyles, Vaught, and Dobler/Tobler
File 25- John Davis- born 1801 in North Carolina- Mary A. Mooney Davis born 1810 in Georgia- Great great grandparents of Alma Davis Bomer
File 26- Noah Lee Davis- father of Ollie Vine Davis who married John McCurdy Davis (her cousin) Oct. 4, 1896- Children Lee McCurdy Davis born April 28, 1897, Ollie Vine Davis born Feb 6, 1899, Johnnie Davis (Koch) born 1902
File 27- Davis/ Ray Family Name (Mrs. Joe (Pauline) Sheriff
File 28- Davis Family History- Martha (Matt) Davis, 1838-1875 & James W. Blakey 1831-1913
File 29- DePriest/ Dupriest, Nelson Family Research, 1970-1983
File 30- Doyle Family of White County, Arkansas
File 31- Susannah Edwards/ James S. Brittain Family
File 32- The Edward Sisters: Pioneer Settlers of White Co., AR (5 Edward Sisters- Margaret, Susannah, Nancy, Elizabeth, and Mary Turley)
File 33- Tennessee Census, 1850- Surname Erwin
File 34- W.L. Farmer Jr. Family
File 35- Ferguson and Wyatt Surname Research by Cloie Smith Presley
File 36- Mickey L. Freeman Correspondence on Pratt/ Edwards, Edwards/ Baker, Hicks/ Pratt, Pratt/ Mitchell Family Line
End of Box 15
Box 16
File 1 – Thomas Milton Garrison- born May 1, 1858- Family Research by Thomas M. Garrison Jr.
File 2 – Garner (White Co.) AR and The Sloan Family- early generations by W. Kelly Austin
File 3 – Book- “Looking Back, Garner, Wiseman and Related Families”- by Mrs. Leister Presley (Cloie Presley)
File 4 – Bobby E. Gilliam Correspondence on Johnson/ Carson, Berry, Gillium- Gillum- Gilum, etc., Burks Family Line
File 5 – Booklet- “Looking Back, The Ghent Family History and Related Families”- by Cloie Presley (3 copies)
File 6 – Booklet: The Ghent Family History and Related Families by Cloie Presley
File 7 – Goff Family and Others (also see Bean file for Goff/ Bean, Holliman, Smith, etc.)
File 8 – Shirley and Art Gunn Research
File 9 – Haggerton/ Wideman Family Research-also Hulsey and Nulty
File 10- Book “Wandering Back” by Henry Franklin Hammack (a chronology, or history of 4 old families- Hammack, Norton, Granger and Payne, inter-related)
File 11- Hardcastle, Shaw, Whisnant Family Research for Wensil Clark
File 12- booklet- “Colonel Joseph Hardin of Davidsonville, 1784-1826” by Marion Stark Craig, M.D.
File 13- Mrs. Allen Harris- Re: Family Name- Branum/ Brannum, Barnum, Davis, Harris/ McFarland, Keeney, Southerland
File 14- The Harrod Families of Faulkner, Pulaski, and White County, AR, 1831 to later
File 15- Joshua Hartzog- Medal of Honor Winner, 1866-1939
File 16- Hatchett Family Notes- Vol. I-IV, c.1967-?
File 17- Henderson Families Research by Mary Lorene Harrison- also Mobbs, Dickins, Lane, Hartwick, Gibson, Perrin, Sissell, Edwards, Cagle Van Plet, etc.
File 18- Herrington Family Research- England, Abraham, 1790- North Carolina
File 19- Herrington Family Research- Moses Joab Herrington
File 20- Following Hilger Trails- Vol. II, 1994- by Leister E. Presley
File 21- John Henry Hill- born December 23, 1861
File 22- Hardin Hughes- born c. 1795, died April 1, 1857- Hughs/ Hughes Research
File 23- Hughes/ Hughs and Whisnant Family
File 24- Thomas Austin Hulsey (alias Ira Tisher)- son of Susan Margaret Hulsey and G.W. Tisher
File 25- Conner Hurst- born 1827, married 1848 to Ester (Hester) Ann Grant, who was born in 1831, in Hot Springs Co., AR- for Ruth Ann Hurst
File 26- Family Research for Jessie Jeralds, 1988
File 27- Jobe Family Research
File 28- Jones Family Research
File 29- J.T. Johnson Family Research- other names Hawley, Morrill, Sanders and Peterson
File 30- Kirkpatrick Family Research
File 31- Lessenberry/ Williams Family Research
File 32- Magness Family Name (also see Edward sister file 32, box 15)
File 33- Surname- Marsh
File 34- Thomas Mason Family Research
File 35- Amos Matthews Family Research
File 36- Matthew McCauley Family Name
File 37- William McCraw/ Pleasant McCraw Family History
File 38- McElmurry, John
File 39- William McGrew
File 40- W.J.F. Millikin Family Research
File 41- Mitchell Family History
File 42- Moon Family of White County, Arkansas
File 43- Moore Family Research
End of Box 16
Box 17
File 1 – Thomas Norris- will written in 1802
File 2 – Florence Olds- Doty granddaughter of Harriet Ann Erwin and John E. Olds
File 3 – O’Neal Surname, 1810 to 1850
File 4 – John Owen/ Mary Ann Bruner- Owen Family History
File 5 – Neelly Family Name
File 6 – Olmstead Family of Heber Springs/ Olmstead Funeral Home
File 7 – Copied pages of The Aftermath of The Civil War in Arkansas – pages 74-87 “Murder of Albert H. Parker”
File 8 – Parmenter Family History
File 9 – Pate Family Research
File 10- Patton Family History
File 11- Pendergrass/ Burcham Family Research
File 12- Petty Family Research
File 13- Plant Family Research
File 14- Hoyt Price Family in White Co., AR and Spartanburg District, South Carolina
File 15- Price Family Name
File 16- Rachels/ Capps Family History
File 17- John F. Randall- Legal Documents and Photos dating from 1865-1914
File 18- Arkansas Census, 1850 (Name- Ray, Wray, Roy)
File 19- Descendants of John Gourd Robbins, 1848-1880
File 20- William Franklin Roberts/ Carrie Ann Harris Roberts- Married June 4, 1909
File 21- Beverly G. Robinson Research on Jacob Robinson, who died in 1828
File 22- Booklet- “A History of the Satterwhite Family” by Mrs. Joe R. Hamilton, 1938- copied from book belonging to Shell Blakely
File 23- Satterwhite Family Research
File 24- Schofner Family History
File 25- Shopner Family Tree
File 26- Sharon Shirk- Correspondence and Smith Family Information, 1976
File 27- Skelton Family Research
File 28- Snowden Family Research
File 29- James C. Southerland Family (married Martha Ann Green, Jan. 17, 1857)
File 30- Spence Family Research
File 31- Manuel Teer/ Martha Cregg Teer Family Research- by James E. (Bill) Teer
File 32- Thomas Family Research
File 33- Thompson/ Heart Family Research- Sumer Co., TN, c.1768-1946
File 34- Correspondence- Louise Thompson Krauss (Mrs. S.G.) Family Names Thompson, Grant, Stark, Blankenship, Olivers
File 35- Van meter Families
File 36- Burwell Walker Family History
File 37- James Walker Family Research
File 38- Welch/ Clement Family Name and Marion Dale Correspondence
File 39- Mortimer Wood Family Research
File 40- Zachariah Wood Family Research
File 41- White County History (Wright/ Baker Farm- Bald Knob, AR)
File 42- Wright/ Blevins Family
End of Box 17
Box 18
File 1 – Correspondence- Acc to Alv
File 2 – Correspondence- Anc to Ave
File 3 – Correspondence- Baa to Ban
File 4 – Correspondence- Bar to Bax
File 5 – Correspondence- Bea to Bin
File 6 – Correspondence- Bir to Bow
File 7 – Correspondence- Boy to Bri
File 8 – Correspondence- Bro to Byi
File 9 – Correspondence- Ca to Ce
File 10- Correspondence- Ch to Col
File 11- Correspondence- Com to Coy
File 12- Correspondence- Cra to Cri
File 13- Correspondence- Cro to Cut
File 14- Correspondence- Da to Dh
File 15- Correspondence- Di to Dy
End of Box 18
Box 19
File 1 – Correspondence- Ea to El
File 2 – Correspondence- Em to Ex
File 3 – Correspondence- Fa to For
File 4 – Correspondence- Fou to Fut
File 5 – Correspondence- Gag to Gay
File 6 – Correspondence- Gea to Gle
File 7 – Correspondence- Goa to Gof
File 8 – Correspondence- Goi to Gow
File 9 – Correspondence- Gra to Gree
File 10- Correspondence- Gre to Gri
File 11- Correspondence- Gro to Gw
File 12- Correspondence- Ha to Harp
File 13- Correspondence- Har to Haz
File 14- Correspondence- Hea to Hok
File 15- Correspondence- Hol to Hou
End of Box 19
Box 20
File 1 – Correspondence- How to Hug
File 2 – Correspondence- Hul to Hy
File 3 – Correspondence- I
File 4 – Correspondence- J
File 5 – Correspondence- Kae to Kin
File 6 – Correspondence- Kir to Ky
File 7 – Correspondence- Lac to Lew
File 8 – Correspondence- Lib to Ly
File 9 – Correspondence- Mac to May
File 10- Correspondence- McA to McC
File 11- Correspondence- McD to Mc El
File 12- Correspondence- McF to McW
File 13- Correspondence- Mea to Mit
File 14- Correspondence- Moe to Mye
End of Box 20
Box 21
File 1 – Correspondence- N
File 2 – Correspondence- O
File 3 – Correspondence- Pac to Pay
File 4 – Correspondence- Pea to Pir
File 5 – Correspondence- Pla to Put
File 6 – Correspondence- Q
File 7 – Correspondence- Ra to Ri
File 8 – Correspondence- Ro to Ry
File 9 – Correspondence- Sa to She
File 10- Correspondence- Shi to Sis
File 11- Correspondence- Ska to Sno
File 12- Correspondence- Soe to Spr
End of Box 21
Box 22
File 1 – Correspondence- Sta to Sti
File 2 – Correspondence- Sto to Sza
File 3 – Correspondence- Tab to Tho
File 4 – Correspondence- Thr to Tru
File 5 – Correspondence- Tu to Ty
File 6 – Correspondence- U
File 7 – Correspondence- V
File 8 – Correspondence- Wad to Wal
File 9 – Correspondence- Wam to Whe
File 10- Correspondence- Whi to Will
File 11- Correspondence- Wils to Wy
File 12- Correspondence- X, Y, Z
End of Box 22
Box 23
File 1 – Copy- “The Arkansas Historical Quarterly” Vol. X, No. 2- “Story of Early Settlement in Central AR” Summer 1951 (pages 118-159)
File 2 – Presley Research- Specializing in Historical and Genealogical Research- Instructions and Price List
File 3 – Copied Reprint “Indexed Atlas of the World” Rand, McNally and Co. (3 Copies- page 1-15)
File 4 – 3 Booklets- #1 “Tips for Writers: Book Typography and Design”- #2 “Tips for Writers: Marketing Your Books”- #3 “Tips for Writers: Self- Publishing”
File 5 – Book Bindery
File 6 – Ideal Office Machine- Invoices 1989
File 7 – Mrs. Cloie Presley Work Book
File 8 – Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1968 (2 Copies)
File 9 – Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1969 (2 Copies)
File 10- Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1970 (2 Copies)
File 11- Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1971 (2 Copies)
File 12- Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1972 (2 Copies)
File 13- Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1973 (2 Copies)
File 14- Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1974
File 15- Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1975
File 16- Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1975-1976
File 17- Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1977 (2 Copies)
End of Box 23
Box 24
File 1 – Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1978
File 2 – Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1979 (2 Copies)
File 3 – Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1980 (2 Copies)
File 4 – Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1981 (2 Copies)
File 5 – Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1982
File 6 – Presley Research- Client Ledger, 1982-1983
File 7 – Presley Research Record Book, c. 1993-1997
File 8 – Requests and Research- Vol. I- pages 1-150
File 9 – Requests and Research- Vol. II- pages 150-300
File 10- Requests and Research- Vol. III- pages 301-450
File 11- Requests and Research- Vol. IV- pages 451-600
File 12- Requests and Research- Vol. V- pages 601-750
File 13- Requests and Research- Vol. VI- pages 751-900
File 14- Requests and Research- Vol. VII- pages 901-1050
File 15- Advertising
File 16- Invoices- A thru I, c.1970-1980s
File 17- Invoices- L thru Y, c.1970-1980s
End of Box 24
Box 25
Item 1 – Baedecker’s Northern Germany, by Karl Baedecker, 1900
Item 2 – Baedecker’s Rhine, by Karl Baedecker, 1896
Item 3 – 1885 Rand, McNally and Co.’s Indexed Atlas of the World (Except the United States of America)
Item 4 – 1885 Rand, McNally and Co.’s United States of America section
End of Box 25
Box 26
Item 1 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1830 – Lawrence, Crittenden, St. Francis, Chicot, Crawford, Arkansas, Lafayette, Jackson, Monroe, Izard, Phillips, Conway, Hot Springs, Sevier, Pope, Washington, Clark, and Jefferson Counties (Ark.)
Item 2 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1840 – Arkansas, Benton, Carroll, Chicot, Conway, Crawford, Crittenden, Desha, Franklin, and Greene Counties (Ark.)
Item 3 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1840 – Hempstead, Hot Springs Independence, Izard, Jackson, Jefferson, and Johnson Counties (Ark.)
Item 4 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1840 – Lafayette, Lawrence, Madison, Marion, Mississippi, Monroe, Phillips, Pike, Pope, Poinsett, Pope, and Pulaski Counties (Ark.)
Item 5 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 –Randolph, St. Francis, Saline, Scott, Searcy, Sevier, Union, Van Buren, Washington, and White Counties (Ark.)
Item 6 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Arkansas, Ashley, Benton, Bradley, Carroll, Chicot, Clark, Conway, Crawford, and Crittenden Counties (Ark.)
Item7 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Dallas, Desha, Drew, Franklin, Fulton, Greene, Hempstead, Hot Springs, and Independence Counties (Ark.)
Item 8 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Izard, Jefferson, Johnson, Lafayette, Lawrence, and Madison Counties (Ark.)
Item 9 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Marion, Mississippi, Izard, Monroe, Montgomery, Newton, Ouachita, and Perry Counties (Ark.)
Item 10- Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Phillips, Pike, Poinsett, Polk, Pope, Prairie and Pulaski Counties (Ark.)
Item 11- Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Randolph, St. Francis, Saline, Scott, Searcy, Sevier, and Union Counties (Ark.)
Item 12- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Arkansas, Ashley, and Benton Counties (Ark.)
Item 13- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 –Arkansas, Bradley, Calhoun, Carroll, and Chicot Counties (Ark.)
Item 14- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Clark, Columbia, and Conway Counties (Ark.)
Item 15- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Crawford, Crittenden, Craighead, and Dallas Counties (Ark.)
Item 16- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Desha, Drew, Franklin, and Fulton Counties (Ark.)
Item 17- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Greene, Hempstead, and Hot Springs Counties (Ark.)
Item 18- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Independence and Izard Counties (Ark.)
Item 19- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Jackson, Jefferson, and Johnson Counties (Ark.)
Item 20- Census Records 1860 – Lafayette , Lawrence, and Madison Counties (Ark.)
Item 21- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Marion, Mississippi, Monroe, Montgomery, and Newton Counties (Ark.)
Item 22- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Ouachita, Perry, and Phillips Counties (Ark.)
Item 23- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Poinsett, Polk, Pope, and Prairie Counties (Ark.)
Item 24- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Pulaski, Randolph, and St. Francis Counties (Ark.)
Item 25- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Saline, Scott, Searcy, and Sebastian Counties (Ark.)
Item 26- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Sevier, Union, and Van Buren Counties (Ark.)
Item 27- Microfilm – Census Records, 1860 – Washington, White, Yell Counties, and Indian Lands (Ark.)
End of Box 26
Box 27
Item 1 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Arkansas, Ashley, and Benton Counties (Ark.)
Item 2 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Boone, Bradley, and Calhoun Counties (Ark.)
Item 3 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Carroll, Chicot, and Clark Counties (Ark,)
Item 4 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Columbia, and Conway Counties
Item 5 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Craighead, Crawford, and Crittenden Counties (Ark.)
Item 6 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Cross, Dallas, Desha, and Drew Counties (Ark.)
Item 7 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Franklin, Fulton, and Grant Counties (Ark.)
Item 8 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Greene, Hempstead, and Hot Springs Counties (Ark.)
Item 9 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Independence and Izard Counties (Ark.)
Item 10- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Jackson and Jefferson Counties (Ark.)
Item 11- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Johnson and Lafayette Counties (Ark.)
Item 12- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Lawrence, Little River, Madison, Marion, and Mississippi Counties (Ark.)
Item 13- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Monroe, Montgomery, Newton, Ouachita, and Perry Counties (Ark.)
Item 14- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Phillips, Pike, and Poinsett Counties (Ark.)
Item 15- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Polk, Pope, and Prairie Counties (Ark.)
Item 16- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Pulaski County (Ark.)
Item 17- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Randolph, Saline, and Scott Counties (Ark.)
Item 18- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Searcy, Sebastian, and Sevier Counties (Ark.)
Item 19- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Sharp, St. Francis, and Union Counties (Ark.)
Item 20- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – Van Buren and Washington Counties (Ark.)
Item 21- Microfilm – Census Records, 1870 – White, Woodruff, and Yell Counties (Ark.)
End of Box 27
Box 28
Item 1 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Arkansas and Ashley Counties (Ark.)
Item 2 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Baxter and Benton Counties (Ark.)
Item 3 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Benton, Boone, and Bradley Counties (Ark.)
Item 4 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Calhoun, Carroll, and Chicot Counties (Ark.)
Item 5 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Clark and Clay Counties (Ark.)
Item 6 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Cleburne, Cleveland, and Columbia Counties (Ark.)
Item 7 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Conway and Craighead Counties (Ark.)
Item 8 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Crawford and Crittenden Counties (Ark.)
Item 9 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Cross, Dallas, Desha, and Drew Counties (Ark.)
Item 10- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Drew, Faulkner, and Franklin Counties (Ark.)
Item 11- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Franklin, Fulton, Garland, and Grant Counties (Ark.)
Item 12- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Grant, Greene, and Hempstead Counties (Ark.)
Item 13- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Hot Springs, Howard, and Independence Counties (Ark.)
Item 14- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Independence, Izard, and Jackson Counties (Ark.)
Item 15- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Jefferson County (Ark.)
Item 16- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Johnson, Lafayette, and Lawrence Counties (Ark.)
Item 17- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Lee, Lincoln, and Little River Counties (Ark.)
Item 18- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Logan and Lonoke Counties (Ark.)
Item 19- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Lonoke, Madison, and Marion Counties (Ark.)
Item 20- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Miller, Mississippi, and Monroe Counties (Ark.)
Item 21- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Montgomery, Nevada, and Perry Counties (Ark.)
Item 22- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Newton and Ouachita Counties (Ark.)
Item 23- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Phillips, Pike, and Poinsett Counties (Ark.)
Item 24- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Polk, and Pope Counties (Ark.)
Item 25- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Prairie and Pulaski Counties (Ark.)
Item 26- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Pulaski and Randolph Counties (Ark.)
Item 27- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – St. Francis, Saline, and Scott Counties (Ark.)
Item 28- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Searcy, Sevier, and Sebastian Counties (Ark.)
Item 29- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Sebastian, Sharp, and Stone Counties (Ark.)
Item 30- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Union and Van Buren Counties (Ark.)
Item 31- Microfilm – Census Records, 1900 – Washington and White Counties (Ark.)
Item 32- Census Records, 1900 – White, Woodruff, and Yell Counties (Ark.)
End of Box 28
Box 29
Item 1 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Arkansas, Ashley, Baxter, and Boone Counties (Ark.)
Item 2 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Benton, Bradley, and Calhoun Counties (Ark.)
Item 3 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Carroll, Chicot, and Clark Counties (Ark.)
Item 4 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Clay, Cleburne, Cleveland, and Columbia Counties (Ark.)
Item 5 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Conway and Craighead Counties (Ark.)
Item 6 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Crawford, Crittenden, Cross, and Dallas Counties (Ark.)
Item 7 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Desha, Drew, and Faulkner Counties (Ark.)
Item 8 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Franklin, Fulton, and Garland Counties (Ark.)
Item 9 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Grant, Greene, and Hot Springs Counties (Ark.)
Item 10- Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Hempstead, Howard, and Independence Counties (Ark.)
Item 11- Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Izard, Lafayette, and Jackson Counties (Ark.)
Item 12- Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Logan and Lonoke Counties (Ark.)
Item 13- Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Madison, Marion, and Miller Counties (Ark.)
Item 14- Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Perry, Phillips, and Pike Counties (Ark.)
Item 15 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Poinsett, Polk, Pope, and Prairie Counties (Ark.)
Item 16- Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Pulaski County (Ark.)
Item 17- Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Pulaski, Randolph, and St. Francis Counties (Ark.)
Item 18- Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Saline, Scott, Searcy, and Stone Counties (Ark.)
Item 19- Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Sevier, Union, and Van Buren Counties (Ark.)
Item 20- Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Washington and White Counties (Ark.)
Item 21- Microfilm – Census Records, 1910 – Woodruff and Yellville Counties (Ark.)
End of Box 29
Box 30
Item 1 – Microfilm – The Jacksonian – Nov. 27, 1890 to May 31, 1894
Item 2 – Microfilm – The Jacksonian – June 7, 1894 to Dec. 16, 1897
Item 3 – Microfilm – The Jacksonian – Jan. 6, 1898 to Nov. 1, 1900
Item 4 – Microfilm – The Jacksonian – Mar. 21, 1901 to Sept. 29, 1904
Item 5 – Microfilm – The Jacksonian – Oct. 6, 1904 to Oct. 18, 1906 – Daily Jacksonian Aug. 12-28, 1891 – Weekly News 1862, White County Record Sept. 29, 1927 – Mark Tree Tribune – Jan. 20, July 1928
Item 6 – Microfilm – Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant application files, Benjamin Prescot to Presson
Item 7 – Microfilm – Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant application files, Henry Puckett to Joseph Puterbaugh
Item 8 – Microfilm – Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant application files, Anthony Bean to Ebenezer Bean
Item 9 – Microfilm – Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant application files, Henry Bean to William Bean
Item 10- Microfilm – Rev. War Records Dum to Dunbar
Item 11- Microfilm – Old Settler Cherokee Index 1895
Item 12- Microfilm – Old Settler Cherokee Census 1895
Item 13- Microfilm – Oklahoma Genealogical Society Microfilm Publication No. 1 – A Compilation of Records from the Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory includes: 1896 Census, Marriage, Probate, Church, Cemetery and School Records, etc.
Item 14- Microfilm – Census Records 1820 – Appling, Baldwin, Emanuel, Habersham, Erwin and Jasper Counties (GA)
Item 15- Microfilm – Census Records 1820 – Jefferson, Morgan, Talfair, Walton Counties (GA)
Item 16- Microfilm – Census Records 1850 – Fayette, Effingham, Elbert, and Emanuel Counties (GA)
Item 17- Microfilm – Census Records 1880 – Georgia Soundex
Item 18- Microfilm – Census Records 1850 – Butler, Caldwell, and Calloway (KY)
Item 19- Microfilm – Census Records 1810 (LA)
Item 20- Microfilm – Census Records 1820 – Ascension, Assumption, Lafourche, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St, Helena, St. Jacques, St. John Baptist, and St. Landry Counties Parishes (LA)
Item 21- Microfilm – Census Records 1820 – Avoyelles, Catahoula, Concordia, Feliciana, Iberville, W. Baton Rouge, Natchitoches, Ouachita, Pointe Coupee, Rapides Washington, St. Mary, St. Martin, and St. Tammany Parishes (LA)
Item 22- Microfilm – Census Records 1820 – E. Baton Rouge, New Orleans (city), Orleans, and Plaquemines Parishes (LA)
Item 23- Microfilm – Census Records 1860 – Adams, Amite, and Attala Counties (MS)
Item 24- Microfilm – Census Records 1850 – Holmes, Issaquena, and Itawamba Counties (MS)
Item 25- Microfilm – Census Records 1860 – Itawamba and Jaspar Counties (MS)
Item 26- Microfilm – Census Records 1870 – Cedar and Chariton Counties (MO)
Item 27- Microfilm – Census Records 1870 – St. Clair, St. Genevieve, St. Francis Counties (MO)
Item 28- Microfilm – Census Records – Missouri Soundex
Item 29- Microfilm – Census Records – Missouri Soundex
Item 30- Microfilm – North Carolina, Land Grants in Tennessee, 1778-1791
End of Box 30
Box 31
Item 1 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1810 – Abbeville, Barnwell, Beaufort, Charleston, Chester, Chesterfield, and Colleton Counties (SC)
Item 2 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1810 – Darlington, Edgefield, Greenville, Horry, Kershaw, Fairfield, and Georgetown Counties (SC)
Item 3 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1810 – Lancaster, Laurens, Lexington, Marion, Marlboro, Newberry, Orangeburg, Pendleton, Richland, Spartanburg, Sumter, Union, Williamsburg, and York Counties (SC)
Item 4 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Giles County (TN)
Item 5 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Jackson and Jefferson Counties (TN)
Item 6 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Robertson, Rutherford Counties (TN)
Item 7 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Scott, Sevier, and Shelby Counties (TN)
Item 8 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Coffee and Davidson Counties (TN)
Item 9 – Microfilm – Census Records, 1850 – Franklin and Gibson Counties (TN)
Item 10- Microfilm – Census Records, 1810 – Rutherford County (TN)
Item 11- Microfilm – Census Records, 1820 – Bedford, Davidson, Hardin, Hickman, Humphreys, Montgomery, Overton, Perry, Warren, Wayne, White, and Wilson Counties (TN)
Item 12- Microfilm – Census Records, 1820 – Giles, Maury, Rutherford, Shelby, Stuart, and Sumner Counties (TN)
Item 13- Microfilm – Census Records, 1820 – Robertson, Smith, and Williamson Counties (TN)
Item 14- Microfilm – Census Records 1820 – Dickson, Franklin, Jackson, Lawrence, and Lincoln Counties (TN)
Item 15- Microfilm – History of Biographical and Historical Memoirs of West Tennessee – Carroll, Henry, Benton, Henderson, Chester, Decatur, McNairy, Hardin, Madison, Gibson, Obion, Weakly, Dyer, Lake, Lauderdale, Haywood, Crockett, Fayette, Hardeman, and Shelby Counties
Item 16- Microfilm – Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Middle Tennessee – White, Warren, Coffee, DeKalb, Cannon, Sumner, Smith, Macon, Trousdale, Giles, Lincoln, Franklin, Moore, Montgomery, Robertson, Humphreys, Stuart, Dickson, Cheatham, Lawrence, Wayne, Perry, Hickman, and Lewis Counties
Item 17- Microfilm – Biographical and Historical Memoirs of East Tennessee – James, Bradley, Polk, Monroe, McMinn, Meigs, Rhey, Roane, Loudon, Blount, Sevier, Anderson, Morgan, Campbell, Claiborne, Union, Grainger, Jefferson, Cocke, Hamblin, Hancock, Greene, Hawkins, Washington, Unicoi, Carter, Sullivan, Johnson, Knox, and Hamilton Counties (TN)
Item 18- Microfilm – General History of Tennessee
Item 19- Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Northeast Arkansas, 1889 – Green, Clay, Fulton, Craighead, Randolph, Mississippi, Poinsett, Independence, Sharp, Lawrence, Jackson, and Izard
Item 20- Historical Memoirs of Northwest Arkansas, 1889 – Benton, Washington, Carroll, Madison, Crawford, Franklin, and Sebastian Counties
Item 21- Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Eastern Arkansas, 1890
Item 22- Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Central Arkansas, 1889 – Jefferson, Saline, Hot Spring, Pulaski, Garland, Lonoke, Perry, Faulkner, and Grant Counties
Item 23- Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Western Arkansas, 1891 – Yale, Pope, Johnson, Logan, Scott, Polk, Montgomery, and Conway Counties
Item 24- Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Southern Arkansas, 1890 – Miller, Sevier, Howard, Pike, Lafayette, Clark, Hempstead, Columbia, Little River, Nevada, Cleveland, Ouachita, Dallas, Bradley, Calhoun, Union, Ashley, Drew, Lincoln, Desha, Chicot Counties
Item 25- White County Tax History, 1837-1858
Item 26- Letter Book of Arkansas Trading House, 1805-1810
Item 27- Arkansas Trading Post Journal – Indian Trade, 1805-1810
Item 28- Census Records, 1790 – Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, and Virginia
Item 29- Census Records, 1790 – New York, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania
End of Box 31
Box 32
Item 1 – Map of Early Arkansas
Item 2 – Map of Arkansas, c.1834
Item 3 – New Map of Arkansas, c.1836 – compiled from the latest information by James Callan, Civil Engineer
Item 4 – Map of Arkansas- CRAM’S Atlas, c.1900 – also Oklahoma and Indian Territory, and Eastern Texas
Item 5 – Information on Arkansas from Indexed Atlas of the World, c.1884
Item 6 – Faulkner County Township Maps, undated – 3 copies
Item 7 – Map of Heber Springs, (Cleburn Co.) AR, undated
Item 8 – Map of Beebe, (White Co.) AR – Voting Wards
Item 9 – Map of Germany, undated
Item 10- Map of Missouri, c.1880 (1 original and 1 copy)
Item 11- Map of Oklahoma Indian Territory
Item 12- Map of Tennessee and Kentucky- Counties and Railroads
Item 13- Map of Tennessee Territory (2 Copies)
Item 14- Map- Early Cumberland Settlements in Tennessee- undated
Item 15- Map- Upper Cumberland Valley- Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia
Item 16- Sections of Maps for Sale by Mrs. Presley
Item 17- Ancestor Charts
End of Box 32
Box 33
Item 1 – Hedy Lamarr- Movie Star Glamour Portrait WWII Era- “St. Louis Post Dispatch” January 11, 1942
Item 2 – Newspaper “The Daily Citizen” Searcy, AR- Wednesday, May 14, 1940
Item 3 – Several Newspapers- WWII Declared Dec. 8, 1941- Includes “St. Louis Starr Times”, “St. Louis Post- Dispatch”, “St. Louis Globe- Democrat” (Dec. 9, 1941), “The Mornin Union (Grass Valley, CA (Dec. 9, 1941), “St. Louis Post Dispatch- Society Section” (Sun., Jan. 11, 1942)
Item 4 – Newspaper- “The Advance” Judsonia, AR c.1908
Item 5 – Newspaper- (Pangburn, White Co., AR) c.1913
Item 6 – Newspaper-“The Bald Knob Eagle” c. July 22, 1921
Item 7 – Newspaper- “Newport Daily Independent” c. May 27, 1922
Item 8 – Newspaper- “The Daily Citizen” Searcy, AR, July 29, 1936, White Co. Centennial 1835-1936
Item 9 – Newspaper- Special Supplement “Arkansas Gazette ‘The Epic of Arkansas 1836-1936’” by John Gould Fletcher
Item 10- Newspaper- “Searcy Daily Citizen” Wednesday, May 28, 1958
Item 11- Newspaper- Supplement to “The Arkansas Gazette ‘University of Central Arkansas Centennial, 1871-1971’”
Item 12- Newspaper- Supplement to “The Arkansas Gazette ‘Gazette Staff Tribute to Editor J. N. Heiskell’” November 2, 1972
Item 13- Newspaper- Supplement to “The Arkansas Gazette ‘150 Years of Statehood’” c.1836-1986
Item 14- Newspaper- Section from “The Daily Citizen” Searcy, AR, Sun., June 8, 1986
Item 15- Newspaper- Supplement to “The Daily Citizen ‘White County- 151 Years Old, 1835-1986’”- November 23, 1986
End of Box 33
Box 34
Item 1 – Copied- AR State Survey Maps and Field Notes, c.1815
Item 2 – Copied- Newspaper Articles “White Co. Citizen,” c.1936
Item 3 – Copied- Newspaper Articles on White County, Arkansas
Item 4 – Copied- Newspaper Articles on long ago White County Residents, 1979-1985 by Gladys Richardson
End of Box 34
Box 35– Newspapers
Item 1 – The Licking News, Licking, Missouri (Condition: Poor) – Vol. 29 #26- December 8, 1922
Item 2 – The Morning Union, Nevada City, California (Condition: Fair) – March 15, 1928
Item 3 – Oakland Tribune, Oakland, California (Condition: Poor) – Vol. 114 #20- January 20, 1931
Item 4 – The Licking News, Licking, Missouri (Condition: Poor) – Vol. 45 #19- May 20, 1938
Item 5 – The Licking News, Licking, Missouri (Condition: Poor) – Vol. 49 #11- March 12, 1942
Item 6 – The Licking News, Licking, Missouri (Condition: Poor) – Vol. 49 #24- June 11, 1942
Item 7 – The Licking News, Licking, Missouri (Condition: Poor) – Vol. 50 # 34- September 2, 1943
Item 8 – Morrilton Democrat, Morrilton, Arkansas (Condition: Very Poor) – Vol. 51 #36- October 10, 1946 – Fiftieth Anniversary Edition
Item 9 – The Licking News, Licking, Missouri (Condition: Fair) – Vol. 58 #25- April 16, 1951
Item 10- The Licking News, Licking, Missouri (Condition: Fair) – Vol. 58 #27- April 23, 1951
Item 11- The Licking News, Licking, Missouri (Condition: Fair) – Vol. 58 #29- April 30, 1951
Item 12- St. Louis Post- Dispatch (Condition: Fair) – August 8, 1971- Pages 1-32G
Item 13- St. Louis Post- Dispatch (Condition: Fair) – August 8, 1971- Pages 1-32J
Item 14- St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Condition: Fair) – Vol. 96 #218- August 9, 1974
Item 15- St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Condition: Fair) – Vol. 96 #218- August 9, 1974- Section 1-12B
Item 16- St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Condition: Fair) – Vol. 96 #218- August 9, 1974- Section 1-8C
Item 17- St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Condition: Fair) – Vol. 96 #218- August 9, 1974
Item 18- St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Condition: Fair); Undated
End of Box 35
End of Collection