works for State mother came to US and changed given name running from husband Phillip Francis Davisliving in Pulaski County, Little Rock Arkansas.72205
Chidren
Eric Douglas {Nikpour} Nickla
Scott Thomas Poole
Myra Nicole Mizell
Bejan Nikpour,
Cloyd Truett Poole,
William Lenorad Mizel,
Joseph Manzo-Gomez,
Pat, Branton
Eric at 18 worked as a Stock-broker, after 5 years moved moved to Naperville Ill after his marriage to Jennifer Messer born 1/1/1969 married 1996 died 1/21/1999. Eric works in Chicago as Director of WorldCom then Director of Looking Glass in 2000
His son born 1/12/1999, IN 2002 STARTED HIS own long distance
Naperville Ill Jennifer Kay Nickla formerly of Lake Orion died at age 30 belovedwife of Eric Douglas Nickla
Director of World Com and mother of newborn son Steven James Nickla daughter of Peggy Messer of Little Rock
and father Carl Messer and wife Susan Messer of West Bloomfield. Jenny graduated from Lake OrionHigh School
in 1987 and the University of Central Arkansas in 1993 with a bachelors of Science degree in biology Memorial
services Jan 26 1999 1 p.m Lake Orion Chapel Sparks Grinffin Funeral Home. Jenny love life and the Earth and her
job was in Bio-water-plants-ect
she like Canada wanted her ashes to be scattered over the mountains
She love making a home
Brothers Ray Messer and CathyMARRIED IN SEPT
Dan Messer and wife Kelle anniversary 24 April
Todd Messer born June 30 and wife Karen same date
spontaneous hemrrhage into pituitaryadenoma seconds minutes
at 1621 Wesminster Dr #219, Naperville 60563
pronouned dead on Jan 21 1999 7:14 PM
Corner Richard R Ballinger
burial IN MI
RiverHills Crematory
Naperville Ill Jennifer Kay Nickla formerly of Lake Orion died at age 30 beloved wife of Eric Douglas Nickla Director of WorldCom and mother of newborn sonSteven James Nickla daughter of Peggy Messer of Little Rock and father Carl Messer and wife Susan Messer of West Bloomfield. Jenny graduated from Lake OrionHigh School in 1987 and the University of Central Arkansas in 1993 with a bachelors of Science degree in biology Memorial services Jan 26 1999 1 p.m Lake Orion Chapel Sparks Grinffin Funeral Home. Jenny love life and the Earth and herjob was in Bio-water-plants-ect
she like Canada wanted her ashes to be scattered over the mountains
She love making a home
Brothers Ray Messer and Cathy MARRIED IN SEPT
Dan Messer and wife Kelle anniversary 24 April
Todd Messer bornJune 30 and wife Karen same date
spontaneous hemrrhage into pituitary adenoma seconds minutes
at 1621 Wesminster Dr #219, Naperville 60563
pronouned dead on Jan 21 1999 7:14 PM
Corner Richard R Ballinger
burial IN MI
River Hills Crematory
Batavia Illinois Friedrich-Jones Funeral home David R Jones
,Naperville Ill Jennifer Kay Nickla formerly of Lake Orion died at age 30 beloved wife of Eric
Douglas Nickla Director of WorldCom and mother of newborn son Steven James Nickla
daughter of Peggy Messer of Little Rock and father Carl Messer and wife Susan Messer of
West Bloomfield. Jenny graduated from Lake Orion High School in 1987 and the University of
Central Arkansas in 1993 with a bachelors of Science degree in biology Memorial services Jan
26 1999 1 p.m LakeOrion Chapel Sparks Grinffin Funeral Home. Jenny love life and the
Earth andher job was in Bio-water-plants-ect
she like Canada wanted her ashes to be scattered over the mountains
She love making a home
Brothers Ray Messer and Cathy MARRIED IN sEPT
Dan Messer and wife Kelle anniversary 24 April
Todd Messerborn June 30 and wife Karen same date
spontaneous hemrrhage into pituitaryadenoma seconds minutes
at 1621 Wesminster Dr #219, Naperville 60563
pronouned dead on Jan 21 1999 7:14 PM
Corner Richard R Ballinger
burial IN MI
RiverHills Crematory
6 POUNDS
living in Naperville, Illinois, Du Page County.
Old Baptist Hospital, Pulaski County, Little Rock Arkansas
Niki is Married to Chris N Gunn
They will have first child June or July
Bothwork for Worldcom
living in Little Rock Ar
living in 2003 Pulaski County,Little Rock,Arkansas
: Doctor's Hospital. 1:56P.M
Dardanelle Township Yell County. Arkansas.Dardanelle Township. Page: 544
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1910 Census Yell co. Ark
Okaaayy LOL, Poss. father:
Walker, Cornelius A. 52
Lydia 52
Hugh 20
Delia J. 21
Aulder C. 17 Son
R-? 2 daughter
Seth M. ?
Th e above is on the area of barely readable census...what I couldsee,
they loo k to be from T N.
On the next page is an Austin Walker 27 andwife Bessie. I w ill check
more and get back wit h you later. Cindy
Centerville ,Yell County, Arkansas
July 13, 1879
Centerville ,Yell County, Arkansas.Arkansas Marriages, 1851-1900
Custom Field:<_FA#> Mt. George Cemetery, Yell Co., Arkansas
MILLER, ANDREW B.
Spouse: SCISCO, FRANCIS A. Marriage Date: 3 Aug 1870
County: Yell State: AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------MILLER, ANDREW J.
Spouse: DOWNS, MARTHA L. Marriage Date: 11 Jan 1872
County: Yell State:AR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------MILLER, AUBREY
Spouse: CARTER, ANNA M. Marriage Date: 8 Dec 1890
County: Yell State: AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHISUM, B. F.
Spouse: MILLER, FRANCISE. Marriage Date: 18 Oct 1885
County: Yell State: AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------WALKER, C. A.
Spouse: MILLER, LYDIA Marriage Date: 13 Jul 1879
County: Yell State:AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------MILLER, C. E.
Spouse: BOND, MINNIE Marriage Date: 16 Dec 1893
County: Yell State: AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------WELLER, CHARLES A.
Spouse: MILLER, LOUISA Marriage Date: 14 May 1888
County: Yell State: AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MILLER, CHARLES C.
Spouse: ADKINSON, CATHERINE Marriage Date: 8 Nov 1866
County: Yell State: ARMILLER, FRANK
Spouse: JOHNSON, MAY Marriage Date: 18 Jan 1897
County: Yell State: AR --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JONES, J. A.
Spouse: MILLER, JULIA A. Marriage Date: 31 Dec 1890
County: Yell State: AR --------------------------------------------------------------------------------MILLER, J. C.
Spouse: THUNSEN, DELLA Marriage Date: 18 Feb 1893
County: Yell State:AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------KETCHAM, J. E.
Spouse: MILLER, MARTHA A. Marriage Date: 23 Aug1877
County: Yell State: AR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------MILLER, J. M.
Spouse: MINEX, MALINDAMarriage Date: 21 Apr 1889
County: Yell State: AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------MILLER, J. M.
Spouse: RUTLAND, VINEY [Mrs] Marriage Date: 16 Oct 1887
County: Yell State: AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------BLACKSTOCK, J. R.
Spouse: MILLER, M. A. [Mrs] Marriage Date:26 Aug 1893
County: Yell State: AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------MILLER, J. W.
Spouse: WEBSTER, NANNIE Marriage Date: 5 Apr 1880
County: Yell State: AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------MILLER, JAMES
Spouse: JONES, SUSAN Marriage Date: 1 Aug 1865
County: Yell State: AR
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------RIGGERS, JAMES A.
Spouse: MILLER, PERNECEY L. A. MarriageDate: 25 Apr 1869
County: Yell State: AR1. Lydia Ann MILLER was bornAug 31 1858 in Yell County Ar, and died Nov 19 1949 in Yell County Ark. She wasthe daughter of 2. Jonathan MILLER and 3. Hulda SLOAN. She married CornelluisAvington WALKER, son of Elijah WALKER and Lucy Ann Elizbeth GEORGE. He was bornFeb 9 1858 in Yell County Ar, and died Sept 19 1921 in Yell County Ar.
Children of Lydia Ann MILLER and Cornelluis Avington WALKER are: i. Aulder Cornelluis WALKER was born March 7 1891 in Centerville, Ar, and died Nov 12 1969 in Little Rock Ar. He married Ethna May HARRIS, daughter of Benjamine Taylor HARRIS and Claudine BOLTON. She was born Oct 31
Custom Field:<_FA#> Mt. George Cem., Yell Co., AR
Lucy Ann Elizabeth"Aunt Puss," George March 06, 1828
Limestone County., Alabama...Lucy George, the firstborn of Hardin and Angeline, was born in March 6 1828 Limestone County.,Alabama.Magazine Precinct,Yell Co. Arkansas, leadersin the Mount George church of Christ..Lucy was my grandfather Jack Walker's grandmother ...this is signed by Myra Nicla...Lucy George, the firstborn of Hardinand Angeline, was born in 1828. In her later years she was given the name "Aunt Puss," . She was 5' in her barefeet small and thin, with inquisitive...peering eyes..she had six children, that loved and cherished her, one being her grandson... my grandfather. Jack Walker.. real name Aulder Cornellius Walker. who left Centerville Yell County, Arkansas, started three Insurance companies.. SethWalker his brother lived there till he died ,Seth a grandsons of Lucy died of cancer and was buried in Mount George, I recollection all the stories that thefamily told, of manufacturing her own..soap in a huge black raw iron pot in back of the home place in Centerville, Arkansas. I can see in my mind’s eye..Delia J. Walker and grandmother and Ruie Virginia Walker and Linnie Lou Moudy making.. coffee and--red-eye gravy on thier old iron stove still using wood to firethe heat.. .. Seth was interviewed before his death his.. conversation was about the good times and bad..the story of how his family and ancestors hid Myra Belle Starr from the law..in the Magazine Precinct,Yell Co. Arkansas, Myra feltshe and her family had been wronged. How he and Linnie fought to make ends meet, their son Seth Kenneth Walker, made it harder, with his vacillating life, andmood swings, his death crushed his heart,,, the rest of the family lived closeand all shared their life, pain and joy..children Ann Lou Walker, Nelda Sue Walker, Jack Lee Walker, and Seth Kenneth Walker. Jack Lee Walker, was the worker and wanted more out of life..he was alot like Jack Walker, our grandfather...Seth said that after the Civil War, his family lost everything and they had slaves on the Walker side.. The Walkers some fought for the North and the Georgeside were soldiers for the North..The Walkers were spilt on this subject. My grandfather Jack Walker showed me the graves behind his father's home Cornelius Avington Walker, and mother..Lydia Ann Miller a school teacher, now belonging to Seth and his wife Linnie Lou Moudy.. graves of slaves...Jack and Seth talkedabout his mother Lydia Ann Miller, he said she was severe, and not has lovingparent as he longed for..., Jack remembered his nomadic existence,roaming, the streets at night, he was only 6 years old, looking for food. Jack cold, barefooted in the winder cold with his dirty face, aganist the warm window glass,watching the Benifields sat down for dinner, hearing the laughter of the twinsplaying, and the mother smiling, kissing each child.. Jack was not just hungaryfor food but needing love, and hope,, playing with the dogs, and watching thesunset, all he dreamed of was having a worthy life, a customary life of a truefamily, sitting at the table, with warm food..made from God's good earth and the sweet hands of a affectionate mother.... Jack even when he made it in life..He thought having money, would make all his pain go away.. and ease his chaosand vacillating, spirit... His mother use to talk about the times and stories.. that her mother told that would be (Lucy), she would take all the family and the children to worship, at the services, in Magazine Precinct,Yell Co. Arkansas, they were..Campbellites, Christ Of Christ, leaders in the Mount George church of Christ, in a small wooden frame, church building, and she would, proudly sat and arranged her and her brothers and sisters on grandmother's homemade,quilts behind the pews, rain or shine they were there.... That was in the year1859. grandmother " Puss" was a devout christian woman and set in her ways ).The Mount George cemetery, which Hardin George,do
Custom Field:<_FA#> Mt. George Cem., Yell Co., AR
Campbellites.........
Mount George cemetery, which Hardin donated to the churchLucy Ann Elizabeth"Aunt Puss," George
Mount George, Yell Co. Arkansas, Mount George, Yell Co. Arkansas, leaders in the Mount George church of Christ
July 04, 1844 married Danville, Arkansas, Yell Co. Arkansas, Mount George churchof Christustom Field:<_FA#> Mt. George Cem., Yell Co., ARNotes for Lucy Ann Elizabeth George:
died probably Yell county Ark
Magazine Precinct,Yell Co. Arkansas, migrated to Arkansas in an emigrant wagon in 1843
More About Lucy Ann Elizabeth George:
Burial: Abt. 1887, Mt. George Cemetery Yell Co. Ar.
Hardin and Angeline were married in 1826 or 1827. They lived in Alabama where their first three children were born. They moved to middle Tennessee near the Alabama state line and then migrated to Arkansas in an emigrant wagon in 1843
Yell County, Arkansas was created in 1840 from parent counties of Pope and Scott. The county was named for Archibald Yell, a governor of Arkansas. There are two county seats, one in Dardanelle and the other in Danville. Each location has marriage,probate, real estate, and personal property tax records, as well as actions ofthe courts available.A History of the Arkansas River Valley in the 1800's(history and pictures) was published by Dardanelle Printers, P.O. Box 327, Dardanelle, AR 72834. This history covers the counties of Conway, Crawford, Faulkner, Franklin, Johnson, Logan, Pope, and Yell.
Magazine Precinct, Oct. 13, 1868:
Harden George, 62, farmer
More About Lucy Ann Elizabeth George and ElijahWalker:
Marriage: July 04, 1844, Danville, Yell co. Ark..Children of LucyAnn Elizabeth George and Elijah Walker are:
Mary Beatrice Walker, b. 1846, Yell county, Ark, d. date unknown, Yell County, Arkansas.
William Jasper Walker, b. 1849, Yell county, Ark, d. date unknown, Yell County, Arkansas.
+Hardin Ethelbert Walker, b. February 19, 1849, Yell county, Ark, d. March 17, 1935, Centerville, Yell Co., AR.
James M. Walker, b. 1855, Yell county, Ark, d. date unknown, Yell County, Arkansas.
+Cornelius Avington Walker, b. February 09, 1858, Yell county, Ark, d. September 19, 1921, Yell County, Arkansas.
Angaline J Walker, b. February 27, 1862, Yell county, Ark, d. April 14, 1915, Yell Co. Arkansas.
George W Walker, b. 1866, Yell county, Ark, d. date unknown.
Martha Walker, b. October 1869, Yell county, Ark, d. date unknown.
Custom Field:<_FA#>Mt. George Cem., Yell Co., AR
In 1860 Census Magazine town ship pg 36 house 340
In 1870 Census Magazine township pg 65 house D-137
In 18 80 Census Magazinetownship pg 57 house D-344 Angeline in house of
Thomas A. Ross and Lydia A.Lucy George, the firstborn of Hardin and Angeline, was born in 1828. In her later years she was giventhe name "Aunt Puss," for reasons unknown to this writer. She had six children. Seth Walker, a grandson of Lucy who still lives in Mount George, remembers his mother telling the story that her mother (Lucy) would take them to the worship services in a wooden church building and would set her and her brothers and sisters on a quilt behind the pews. That was in the year 1859. "Aunt Puss" was adevout christian woman (see supplement #3). My grandfather is Jack Walker AuntPuss's grandson Seth's brother.
August 10, 1877
A Family Reunion. George Family Reunion
____________On Saturday, the 4th inst. near Greenwood Springs, in Magazine Township,
there was afamily reunion and picnic, extraordinary. the family consisted
chiefly of Hardin and Angelina George, and their lineal descendants. Twelve
sons and daughters of this venerable pair were on the ground-the thirteenth
is absent in Texas. One of their children died years ago in Johnson County,
this State The whole number of children born to this couple is fourteen, of
whom they have seenthirteen grown up and married. Of grand children
From taped interview with Lucile Benoit Sprague, November 1994.
"He was a carpenter, [and eventually an alcoholic] who was oftenaway for long periods. When he was home, he was the 'master' and hisword was law, but he was not really 'a part of the family' and I nevermissed him, nor was I aware of the time he went away and didn't comeback."
She thought they were having a wonderful time. She and her brotherand sisters were very compatible, Edward, the eldest, was a fine person,and her mother (Edgive) was lots of fun, even when she was walking themall a mile and a half to mass every morning.
Gagnon Document G4 gives her birthdate as July 11, 1870. Is itpossible her parents were living together as man and wife in 1869, buthad to wait for a visiting priest to marry them?
Bernard Hoffman, her grandson, writes: "Edgive Gagnon Benoit wastruly a remarkable woman. Her life spanned eras from the covered wagon totranscontinental airplanes, from kerosene lamps to nuclear energy andfrom a time when it was not uncommon for young Edgive to notice an Indianpeering into their windows, to finishing out her years in a comfortablehome in Kansas City's Country Club district. She survived scorchingsummers and droughts, long cold winters, grasshopper plagues when theyate the clothes right off the clotheslines, and epidemics which,tragically, took the lives of three of her nine children in their earlyyears. It is difficult for us who live in today's hi-tech,air-conditioned, miracle-medicine, comfort-oriented society to invisionthe hardships, the sickness, the endless toil which this woman, and allother frontier wives endured scarcely a century ago.
"Her earliest remembrance was of her father, Francois "Frank"Gagnon, a badly wounded Union Army veteran of the Civil War, and hisstruggle to farm and earn a living for his family. The wound weakenedhis life, and he only lived until 1880 when he died at 38 years of age.
"The small community of St. Joseph was made up entirely of Catholic,French-Canadian immigrants who found themselves to be without a parishpriest. After their request a priest arrived from France by the name ofFather Mollier. This man was quite poor, and there was no place for himto stay, so Edgive's parents, Francois and Henriette Lanoue Gagnon,offered him a spare room in their home while the men of the parish builta rectory. She also remembered that her mother, noticed that Fr.Mollier's trousers were threadbare. She then fashioned for him a newpair of pants.
"She never mentioned anything about school, so she was probablyhome-schooled. At any rate, they had endless chores to be done, likeplanting a vegetable garden and taking care of it.
"One day of the week was wash day, which was done outside, providedthe weather cooperated. They had to make their own laundry soap with lye.
"Edgive told of the sheep-shaving of wool that had to be sewn intoclothing and blankets, of washing, ironing with all the attendant heavylifting, of cooking huge meals whenever the thrashers would come aroundto harvest. She told me that once during an epidemic, she stayed uptending the sick, washing and changing the bedclothes, for six days andnights without a wink of sleep! And she told me that once when a birth ofa child came sooner than expected, she found herself alone. She said thatshe prayed fervently, and, as best as she could, delivered the babyherself--and the baby lived. . . .
"All of us who are the progeny of this kindly, saintly, patient,loving woman owe her a huge debt of gratitude. 'Mema' treasured herCatholic faith to the fullest, attended daily mass for decades and saw toit that the moral, religious, and philosophical values of that faith weredeeply instilled in all those entrusted to her care. Often we hear peoplesay they want 'to leave this world better than they found it.' Withoutrealizing it, without fanfare, Edgive Gagnon Benoit was a perfect exampleof what that means."
A member of the House of Burgesses as he represented Mulberry Island in
1632Burgess Journals 1619-59 p. xiii.
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A member of the House of Burgesses as he represented Mulberry Island in
1632 Burgess Journals 1619-59 p. xiii.
James I Stewart King of Scotland
Alias:<ALIA> The Black Knight of /Lorn/
Taken prisoner by the English on a voyage from Scotland to France, and
held prisoner for 18 years in England. Hisreturn to Scotland in 1423
resulted in some turbulence involving the execution of various powerful
nobles as James confirmed his power. He was crowned atScone in 1425.
Murdered while staying at Blackfriars Monastery in Perth bySir Robert
Graham as a result of a conspiracy led by the Earl of Atholl.
When King James I of Scotland married Joan Beaufort, he was a prisoner of
King Henry V of England. A king without a throne cannot be too choosy
and certainly cannot make foreign alliances which could be potentially
threatening to hiscaptor. Joan Beaufort was related to Henry V through
the Beaufort family who were much favored by him, and this was also said
to be a love match.