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Lelia E. Stoval was born on November 29, 1876. She married Page Allen Windham, son of William James Windham and Emaline E. "Emma" Houston, in 1898.      She was enumerated with Page Allen Windham on the Clark County, AR census dated April 25, 1930; Lela was shown at age 53 as a married white female, wife of Page A., born in Arkansas. Her parents were born in Arkansas. She was 22 when she first married. She could read and write and she spoke English. Lelia E. Stoval died on August 4, 1963 at Whelen Springs, Clark County, AR, at age 86. She was buried at Bethlehem-Brushy Creek Cemetery, Clark County, AR.

Hettie ______ was born in 1881. She married Luther Martin Windham, son of William James Windham and Emaline E. "Emma" Houston. Hettie ______ died in 1972 at Clark County, AR. She was buried at Bethlehem-Brushy Creek Cemetery, Clark County, AR.

     Children of Hettie ______ and Luther Martin Windham:

Lillian Windham   b. 1908
William Windham   b. 1909
Ather Britton "Athie" Windham   b. 1913

Lillian Windham was born in 1908 at Whelen Springs, Clark County, AR. He was the son of Luther Martin Windham and Hettie ______.

William Windham was born in 1909 at Whelen Springs, Clark County, AR. He was the son of Luther Martin Windham and Hettie ______.

Ather Britton "Athie" Windham was born in 1913 at Whelen Springs, Clark County, AR. He was the son of Luther Martin Windham and Hettie ______.

William McDaniel married Douvica "Dosha" Couch.

     Child of William McDaniel and Douvica "Dosha" Couch:

Levi McDaniel Sr.+   b. September 24, 1808, d. circa 1888

Douvica "Dosha" Couch married William McDaniel.

     Child of Douvica "Dosha" Couch and William McDaniel:

Levi McDaniel Sr.+   b. September 24, 1808, d. circa 1888

Samuel William McDaniel was born on October 14, 1836 at Newton County, MS. He was the son of Levi McDaniel Sr. and Harriett Mozelle Windham.      He was enumerated with Levi McDaniel Sr. on the Sabine County, TX census dated November 18, 1850; Samuel W. was shown at age 13 as a white male born in Mississippi. Samuel William McDaniel married Martha Ann Martin, daughter of Aaron Martin and Mary B. Hill, on August 9, 1858 at Angelina County, TX. Samuel William McDaniel died on January 30, 1922 at Fairdale, Sabine County, TX, at age 85.

Martha Ann Martin was born on January 27, 1845 at Cherokee County, TX. She was the daughter of Aaron Martin and Mary B. Hill. Martha Ann Martin married Samuel William McDaniel, son of Levi McDaniel Sr. and Harriett Mozelle Windham, on August 9, 1858 at Angelina County, TX. Martha Ann Martin died on June 21, 1923 at Fairdale, Sabine County, TX, at age 78.

Aaron Martin married Mary B. Hill.

     Child of Aaron Martin and Mary B. Hill:

Martha Ann Martin   b. January 27, 1845, d. June 21, 1923

Mary B. Hill married Aaron Martin.

     Child of Mary B. Hill and Aaron Martin:

Martha Ann Martin   b. January 27, 1845, d. June 21, 1923

James Windham was born in 1815 at MS. He was the son of Samuel B. Windham and Leah Blake.

Charlotte Windham was born in 1839 at Scott County, MS. She was the daughter of Andrew J. Windham and Eliza Castles.      She was enumerated with Andrew J. Windham on the Scott County, MS census dated August 24, 1850; Charlotte was shown at age 11 as a white female born in Mississippi. She attended school within the past year.

Mary Windham was born in 1841 at Scott County, MS. She was the daughter of Andrew J. Windham and Eliza Castles.      She was enumerated with Andrew J. Windham on the Scott County, MS census dated August 24, 1850; Mary was shown at age 9 as a white female born in Mississippi. She attended school within the past year.

Samuel Windham was born in 1843 at Scott County, MS. He was the son of Andrew J. Windham and Eliza Castles.      He was enumerated with Andrew J. Windham on the Scott County, MS census dated August 24, 1850; Samuel was shown at age 7 as a white male born in Mississippi. He attended school within the past year.

Thomas Windham was born in 1845 at Scott County, MS. He was the son of Andrew J. Windham and Eliza Castles.      He was enumerated with Andrew J. Windham on the Scott County, MS census dated August 24, 1850; Thomas was shown at age 5 as a white male born in Mississippi.

Sarah Windham was born in 1847 at Scott County, MS. She was the daughter of Andrew J. Windham and Eliza Castles.      She was enumerated with Andrew J. Windham on the Scott County, MS census dated August 24, 1850; Sarah was shown at age 3 as a white female born in Mississippi.

Andrew Windham was born in 1849 at Scott County, MS. He was the son of Andrew J. Windham and Eliza Castles.      He was enumerated with Andrew J. Windham on the Scott County, MS census dated August 24, 1850; Andrew was shown at age 1 as a white male born in Mississippi.

Samuel Windham was born in 1836 at MS. He was the son of Benjamin Baty Windham and Charoltte Sproules.      He was enumerated with Benjamin Baty Windham on the Kemper County, MS census dated October 10, 1850; Samuel was shown at age 14 as a white male born in Mississippi.

Mary Newberry Windham was born on June 30, 1831 at AL. She was the daughter of Benjamin Baty Windham and Charoltte Sproules.      She was enumerated with Benjamin Baty Windham on the Kemper County, MS census dated October 10, 1850; Mary was shown at age 19 as a white female born in Alabama. Mary Newberry Windham married John Emerson Chisolm on February 5, 1851 at Durant, Holmes County, MS. Mary Newberry Windham died on April 2, 1919 at Kemper County, MS, at age 87. She was buried at Kemper Cemetery, Kemper County, MS.

James Abraham Lamb was born on May 31, 1871 at Pike County, AR. He was the son of Louis [Lewis] Johnson Lamb and Mary Jane Brown. James Abraham Lamb married Rilza Frances Carpenter, daughter of Robert J. Carpenter and Martha Frances ______, on December 10, 1891 at Pike County, AR. James Abraham Lamb married Inez Matilda Brooks, daughter of Francis Marion Brooks and Hulda Jane Matney, on August 14, 1923 at Pike County, AR. James Abraham Lamb died on May 18, 1956 at Delight, Pike County, AR, at age 84. He was buried at Delight Cemetery, Delight, Pike County, AR.

     Children of James Abraham Lamb and Rilza Frances Carpenter:

Rena Lamb   b. 1892
Josey [Josie] Lamb   b. September, 1893
Addie May Lamb   b. November 12, 1896, d. June 13, 1897
Harmon Johnson Lamb   b. April 22, 1898, d. June 17, 1899
Vergie Lamb+   b. October 13, 1900
Lora B. Lamb   b. circa 1901
Ollie F. Lamb   b. April 1, 1903
Loyd J. Lamb   b. June 26, 1906, d. December 20, 1957
Clara A. Lamb   b. circa 1908
Ina Clara Lamb+   b. March 27, 1908, d. January 4, 1980
Mirtis [Myrtis or Myrtic] Lamb   b. June 1, 1910, d. October 16, 1933
Linnie Lamb   b. March 3, 1912
Trudy Lamb+   b. February 24, 1915
[infant] Lamb   b. February 20, 1918, d. February 20, 1918

Rilza Frances Carpenter was born on December 28, 1876 at AR. She was the daughter of Robert J. Carpenter and Martha Frances ______. Rilza Frances Carpenter married James Abraham Lamb, son of Louis [Lewis] Johnson Lamb and Mary Jane Brown, on December 10, 1891 at Pike County, AR. Rilza Frances Carpenter died on February 25, 1918 at Delight, Pike County, AR, at age 41. She was buried at Delight Cemetery, Pike County, AR.

     Children of Rilza Frances Carpenter and James Abraham Lamb:

Rena Lamb   b. 1892
Josey [Josie] Lamb   b. September, 1893
Addie May Lamb   b. November 12, 1896, d. June 13, 1897
Harmon Johnson Lamb   b. April 22, 1898, d. June 17, 1899
Vergie Lamb+   b. October 13, 1900
Lora B. Lamb   b. circa 1901
Ollie F. Lamb   b. April 1, 1903
Loyd J. Lamb   b. June 26, 1906, d. December 20, 1957
Clara A. Lamb   b. circa 1908
Ina Clara Lamb+   b. March 27, 1908, d. January 4, 1980
Mirtis [Myrtis or Myrtic] Lamb   b. June 1, 1910, d. October 16, 1933
Linnie Lamb   b. March 3, 1912
Trudy Lamb+   b. February 24, 1915
[infant] Lamb   b. February 20, 1918, d. February 20, 1918

Daniel Madison McLelland was born on April 20, 1861 at AR. He married Celistra E. Cox on December 7, 1908 at Prescott, Nevada County, AR. Daniel Madison McLelland died on August 13, 1942 at Prescott, Nevada County, AR, at age 81.

     Child of Daniel Madison McLelland and Celistra E. Cox:

Matt Ellis McLelland+

Celistra E. Cox was born in 1873. She married Daniel Madison McLelland on December 7, 1908 at Prescott, Nevada County, AR. Celistra E. Cox died on March 8, 1920 at Prescott, Nevada County, AR.

     Child of Celistra E. Cox and Daniel Madison McLelland:

Matt Ellis McLelland+

William Bond Gould was born on October 15, 1816 at NY. He married Sarah Sophronia Campbell.       Camp Jackson, Ark October the 27, 1861 Dear Wife I received your letter of September 10th on yesterday and hasten this morning to answer the same. Your letter gave me pleasure to hare from you and to hear that you were well and it gave me pain to hear that some of you were chilling(?) it also pained me to see the disposition you have of grumbling at me it is true you are somewhat left is a bad situation but I had thought that we would make corn enough and to spare that you could sell enough to supply all the money you would need to buy your necessarys and had hoped that Tarpley have payed you the money he so faithfully promised to do and I had assurances from several that you should have plenty of meat to do you and if these promises are all complied with I cant see why you cant get along comfortable for one year and my wages here during the year will enable me when I get home to buy us places where we can again be settled and have a home of our own. I feel for you I know you are lonesome and feel distressed about me but I will try to take good care of myself a I can [and] hope to meet you all in good health again at the expiration of my term of service and think will never part from you again during life you also grumble about me not writing oftener I have wrote I think this is eight times and have only received two letters from you and then you complain about having to pay the postage this is hard but I don't see how I can help it and did not know it was the case until lately and cant help it there is no post office here and they wont receive any money from us to prepay postage as out letters goes by express from here to Fort Smith where they are mailed you wont try to sell wheat or corn enough to pay your postage others write to their husbands here and write like they are contented and satisfied with their husbands being in the army but I will say no more it has pained me to say this much My health has been bad for the last ten days have had some fever but am improving and getting well we received the package of clothing you sent us which is thankfully received we have no news to write we have not been outside of the encampment since we came to this place and I have no doubt that it hurts me to be absent from home as much as any of you and with the advantages you have of keeping comfortable and dry at home I am suffering more than any of you and ow while writing this morning with n o chair to sit upon down on the flat ground my back nearly breaks into to write one letter I have not seen a cup and saucer or chair or table since I left home eat standing up or on the ground with a tin cup for my coffee and a tin plate with my pocket knife for knife and fork to say nothing of the rain and winds and storms it is raining hard this morning while I am writing and can hardly keep my paper dry enough to write upon our tent leaks badly and should we have to camp in tents all winter we will have a pretty rough time of it it is rough at best so you see we have a plenty of troubles of our own a thousand and one over that you have no idea. off and under these circumstances it would be refreshing to know our wives and children were happy and contented at home and would give us consolation in our troubles and dangers while so far from them. I would like very much that Nathan or Horace one would live near you though I have faith in promise that he will do all he can to make you comfortable and will try to make a good crop tell him to do his best and if I am discharged in Missouri I will try to buy a good horse to go home upon and he will probably get it for his own when I get home tell Nathan I will pay him for all his extra trouble in gathering and taking care of the crop [___] men or a great many of them are still sick but are improving some Capt. Black and Floyd are sick and have gone out into the country untill they get well Lieut. McCollum is well and has not been sick but very little since he left home Baldwin is in good health now has been sick a few days we do not know how long we may stay here or where we may be sent from here but are determined to try and discharge our duty knowing that it is our duty to our country honestly and faithfully untill we are honorably discharged the service and can return in honor [_____] to our family and [____] having left you so long and do hope you will not grieve so much have more fortitude and hope for the best and put your trust in God who is able to protect the widow and the orphans and who has promised he will do it and never see the righteous forsaken heirs(?) begging bread. I want you write how the crop turned out and how you are getting along and how you are going to make a crop whether Nathan or Horace is going to crop with you and whether or not you have sowed any wheat and your prospects for meat Uncle Joe Hutson promised me if hogs did not get fat he would let you have the hogs to fatten yourself and I certainly think we have made corn enough to fatten meat and have plenty to do you besides and probably some to sell all I can say is do the best you can under the circumstances and maybe all will be right some day give my best love and respect to all the children Joe and Cass(?) Nathan and Puss Horace and Nancy Dave and Polly and all of their children and to enquiring friends and for yourself accept the warmest love of your absent but ever devoted husband (signed) W.B. Gould To Sarah S. Gould PS write as often as you can I would be glad to hear from you often tell Horace Nathan Joe and Dave all to write for it is a long time between letters having only received two [____ and it is nearly [_____] make an effort for Volunteers and I would [____] all our boys that is Nathan Joe and Horace to stay at home as I do not see any great necessity for troops here and it is a hard rough life enough so to nearly kill a man who has not got a good constitution write soon your affectionate husband (signed) W.B. Gould.

     Children of William Bond Gould and Sarah Sophronia Campbell:

Isabella C. Gould   b. 1840
Cassandra Gould   b. 1842
Jerome A. Gould   b. 1844
William M. Gould   b. 1846
Sarah J. Gould   b. 1850
Susanah Tilmon Gould+   b. 1853
Lavice Gould   b. 1856
Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Gould+   b. September 14, 1860, d. January 28, 1897

Sarah Sophronia Campbell was born in 1823 at TN or KY. She married William Bond Gould. Sarah Sophronia Campbell died in 1908 at Murfreesboro, Pike County, AR. She was buried at Murfreesboro Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Pike County, AR.

     Children of Sarah Sophronia Campbell and William Bond Gould:

Isabella C. Gould   b. 1840
Cassandra Gould   b. 1842
Jerome A. Gould   b. 1844
William M. Gould   b. 1846
Sarah J. Gould   b. 1850
Susanah Tilmon Gould+   b. 1853
Lavice Gould   b. 1856
Mary Elizabeth "Lizzie" Gould+   b. September 14, 1860, d. January 28, 1897

Homer Taylor married Rachael ______.

Rachael ______ married Homer Taylor.

Isabella C. Gould was born in 1840 at AR. She was the daughter of William Bond Gould and Sarah Sophronia Campbell.

Cassandra Gould was born in 1842 at AR. She was the daughter of William Bond Gould and Sarah Sophronia Campbell.

Jerome A. Gould was born in 1844 at AR. He was the son of William Bond Gould and Sarah Sophronia Campbell.

William M. Gould was born in 1846 at AR. He was the son of William Bond Gould and Sarah Sophronia Campbell.

Sarah J. Gould was born in 1850 at AR. She was the daughter of William Bond Gould and Sarah Sophronia Campbell.

Susanah Tilmon Gould was born in 1853 at AR. She was the daughter of William Bond Gould and Sarah Sophronia Campbell. Susanah Tilmon Gould married John Branch, son of Edward King Branch and Tabitha ______, circa 1875 at Pike County, AR.      She was enumerated with John Branch on the Pike County, AR census dated June 9, 1880; Susanah T. was shown at age 27 as a married white female, wife of John, born in Arkansas. Her father was born in Pennsylvania. Her mother was born in Tennessee. Her occupation was keeping house. She could read and write.

     Children of Susanah Tilmon Gould and John Branch:

Ada J. Branch   b. 1876
William E. Branch   b. 1877
John J. Branch   b. 1879

Lavice Gould was born in 1856 at AR. She was the daughter of William Bond Gould and Sarah Sophronia Campbell.

Johnny Dunham married Ellen Allen, daughter of Jefferson Davis Allen and Sarah Lavicie "Vicie" Alford.

Frank Swain married Ada Allen, daughter of Jefferson Davis Allen and Sarah Lavicie "Vicie" Alford.

Demaris Adelia Hardman was born on August 25, 1836 at GA. She was the daughter of Benjamin J. Hardman and Demaris W. Key. Demaris Adelia Hardman married Jesse Tate Mitchell on January 16, 1853 at Holly Springs, Dallas County, AR. Demaris Adelia Hardman died on May 17, 1880 at GA, at age 43.

     Children of Demaris Adelia Hardman and Jesse Tate Mitchell:

Jaane Wood Mitchell
Margaret Wood Mitchell
James Thomas Mitchell+   b. May 30, 1854, d. April 21, 1909
Mary Mitchell   b. March 9, 1857
James Warren Mitchell+   b. January 3, 1860, d. February 2, 1923
Jesse Levitius Mitchell   b. May 23, 1863

Thomas K. Hardman was born circa 1842 at GA. He was the son of Benjamin J. Hardman and Demaris W. Key.

Sarah R. L. Hardman was born circa 1844 at AL. She was the daughter of Benjamin J. Hardman and Demaris W. Key.

Richard C. Hardman was born circa 1846 at GA. He was the son of Benjamin J. Hardman and Demaris W. Key. Richard C. Hardman married Melissa Daniel.

Mary Cook was born circa 1840 at GA. She was the daughter of William Cook and Parmelia Emily Key. Mary Cook married John Ratcliff in 1859 at AR.

     Children of Mary Cook and John Ratcliff:

Ciesley Ida Ratcliff
Caleb Tandy Ratcliff
Douglas C. Ratcliff
Henry C. Ratcliff
Minnie E. Ratcliff   d. before 1931
John C. Ratcliff

Tandy Watts Cook was born circa 1842 at GA. He was the son of William Cook and Parmelia Emily Key. Tandy Watts Cook married Pegg Fite.

Nolley Cook was born circa 1844 at GA. He was the son of William Cook and Parmelia Emily Key.

Rufus Thomas Jackson Dunnahoe was born on April 12, 1855 at Dallas County, AR. He was the son of Irvin Dunnahoe and Parmelia Emily Key.

William Ratcliff married Sarah ______ at Kershaw County, SC.

     Child of William Ratcliff and Sarah ______:

Samuel Ratcliff+   b. circa 1805

Sarah ______ married William Ratcliff at Kershaw County, SC.

     Child of Sarah ______ and William Ratcliff:

Samuel Ratcliff+   b. circa 1805

Narcissa Marshall married Samuel Ratcliff, son of William Ratcliff and Sarah ______.

     Children of Narcissa Marshall and Samuel Ratcliff:

William D. Ratcliff   b. circa 1832
John Ratcliff   b. circa 1834
Joseph Ratcliff   b. circa 1836
Eliza Ratcliff   b. circa 1838
Mary A. Ratcliff   b. circa 1840
Absolom Ratcliff   b. circa 1842

William D. Ratcliff was born circa 1832 at SC. He was the son of Samuel Ratcliff and Narcissa Marshall.

John Ratcliff was born circa 1834 at SC. He was the son of Samuel Ratcliff and Narcissa Marshall.