Micajah McDonald & Sarah Mobley
Research of Micajah McDonald & Sarah Mobley
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Husband's Name Micajah McDonald
Born: Place:
Died: 1830 Place: Clark County, Arkansas
Married: 14 Aug 1823 Place: Clark County, Arkansas (A-14)
Father: William McDonald
Mother: Polly
Other Spouses: unknown
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Wife's Name Sarah Mobley
Born: Place:
Died: Bef 1850 Place: Caddo, Montgomery, Arkansas census
Father:
Mother:
Other Spouses: Viven Beck
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Children
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1. Sex Name
M John McDonald
Born: Place: Caddo Township, Clark, Arkansas
Died: Place:
Married: Place:
Spouse:
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2. Sex Name
M Zachariah McDonald
Born: Place: Caddo Township, Clark, Arkansas
Died: Place:
Married: 27 Jun 1853 Place: Hot Spring County, Arkansas
Spouse: Dinah Bartlett
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3. Sex Name
F Levisa McDonald
Born: Nov 1828 Place: Caddo Township, Clark, Arkansas
Died: Place:
Married: 18 Jul 1847 Place:
Spouse: William Riley Rowton
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CENSUS RECORDS
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Territory of Arkansas
Sheriff's Census 1829
Clark County Arkansas Index
Beck, Viven Caddo Township
Clover, John Caddo Township
Colebath, Shepard Caddo Township
McDonald, Micajah Caddo Township
McDonald, William Caddo Township
McDonald, Zachariah Caddo Township
Neal, Thomas Caddo Township
Bankston, James Warm Spring Township
Trammel, David Warm Spring Township
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The United States
Federal Census 1830
Clark County Arkansas
SCHEDULE of the whole number of persons within the division allotted to
Jacob Barkman.
Head of Household Males Females Slaves
Caddo 00 05 10 15 20 30 40 00 05 10 15 20 30 40
Township 04 09 14 19 29 39 49 04 09 14 19 29 39 49
Beck, Viven 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0
Neill, Thomas 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 0 1
Colbath, Shepard 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
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CENSUS YR: 1850
STATE or TERRITORY: AR
COUNTY: Montgomery
DIVISION: Caddo Township
REEL NO: M432-28
PAGE NO: 402B
Enumerated 18th day of Sept. 1850 by G. Whittington
Beck, Vivian 59 M Farmer Va.
Beck, Jonathan 18 M Farmer Ark.
Beck, David 18 M Farmer Ark.
Beck, Sarah T. 15 F Ark.
Beck, Jacob P. 13 M Ark.
Beck, James 11 M Ark.
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MICAJAH McDONALD
Birth: Abt 1798
Place: Georgia
Death: 09 JUN 1830
Father: WILLIAM McDONALD
Mother:
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Batch Number: F857123
Sheet: 001
Source Call No: 1396078
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ID: I81841
Name: Micajah McDonald
Sex: M
Death: 1830 in Clark Co., Ar.
Note:
Arkansas Territorial Briefs and Records:
Clark County jurors mentioned in Sevier v. Holliday (1830) ... McDonald,
Augustus B., McDonald, Micajah
Marriage 1 Unknown
Children
Peter McDonald
David McDonald
William McDonald
Betsy McDonald
Lucretia McDonald
Marriage 2 Sarah Mobley b: 1800 in Ar.
Married: 14 AUG 1823 in Clark Co., Ar.
Children
John McDonald
Zachariah McDonald
Levisa McDonald b: NOV 1828 in Ar.
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1. Levisa McDonald was born NOV 1828 in Ar.. She was the daughter of 2.
Micajah McDonald and 3. Sarah Mobley. She married William Riley Rowton,
son of William D. Rowton and Eliza. He was born 1828 in Tn.
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2. Micajah McDonald died 1830 in Clark Co., Ar.
3. Sarah Mobley was born 1800 in Ar., and died 22 MAY 1842 in Clark Co.,
Ar.
Children of Sarah Mobley and Micajah McDonald:
i. John McDonald.
ii. Zachariah McDonald.
iii. Levisa McDonald was born NOV 1828 in Ar. She married
William Riley Rowton, son of William D. Rowton and
Eliza. He was born 1828 in Tn.
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ID: I62479
Name: Viven "Vivian" Beck
Sex: M
Birth: 1791 in Loudoun Co., VA.
Death:
Event: Arkansas Census, 1840
Note: About Beck, Viven
Name: Beck, Viven; County: Clark
Level Info: An Index to Fifth United States Census of Arkansas, page 6
Event: Arkansas, Montgomery Co., Caddo Townwship 1850 census
Note: Viven was shown as 59, born in Va.
Event: Arkansas, Montgomery Co., Caddo Township 1860 census
Note: 1860 United States Federal Census about Vivian Beck
Name: Vivian Beck age in 1860: 69; Birth Year: abt 1791; Birthplace:
Virginia; Home in 1860: Caddo, Montgomery, Arkansas; Gender: Male
Event: Died
Note: Told by an elderly descendant that Viven Beck left with one of his
sons for Texas and died on the way.
Event: Served in War of 1812 from June 4, 1812 to June 4, 1817, Military
Event: Arrived in Arkadelphia, at which time it was still a territory of
Arkansas
Event: Viven settled in Caddo Township by 1830 from Quachita Parish,
Louisiana
Note: 1850 Federal Census
CENSUS YR: 1850
STATE or TERRITORY: AR
COUNTY: Montgomery
DIVISION: Caddo Township
REEL NO: M432-28
PAGE NO: 402B
Enumerated 18th day of Sept. 1850 by G. Whittington
Beck, Vivian 59 M Farmer Va.
Beck, Jonathan 18 M Farmer Ark. (twin)
Beck, David 18 M Farmer Ark. (twin)
Beck, Sarah T. 15 F Ark.
Beck, Jacob P. 13 M Ark.
Beck, James 11 M Ark.
Viven Beck served in United States Army from June 4, 1812 to June 4,1817.
He fought in the War of 1812 in Captain T. Post and Brevet Major White
Young's Companies, 12th and 8th Regiments. There is an article about Viven
Beck and family in the GEMS of Pike County Arkansas, Volume IX No. 4, Fall
1998. The GEMS of Pike County Arkansas may be found in the Pike County
Archives and Historical Society link in the Pike County page of the
Arkansas Project.
Marriage 1 Rebecca McMahan
Married: 4 Jul 1825 in Ouachita Parish, La.
Marriage 2 Sarah Mobley
Married: 16 Oct 1831 in Arkadelphia, Clark, Arkansas by Isaac Ward, J.P.
Children
Jonathan Vivian Beck b: 21 Jun 1832 in Caddo Township, Clark County, AR
David Monroe Beck b: 21 Jun 1832 in Caddo Township, Clark County, AR
Sarah Caroline F. Beck b: 1835 in Clark County AR
Jacob Preston Beck b: Jan 1837 in Clark Co., AR.
James Sloan Beck b: Apr 1839 in Johnson County, AR
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ID: I130
Name: William Riley ROWTON
Sex: M
Birth: 1828 in Tennessee
Death: 1899 in Montgomery County, Arkansas
Father: William D. ROWTON b: 11 Jan 1796 in Virginia
Mother: Lucy
Marriage 1 Levisa A.T. McDONALD
Married: 18 Jul 1847
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Viven Beck VA > AR
Posted by: Dan Hale (danandval@earthlink.net)
Date: August 01, 2002 at 15:07:15
Looking to exchange info with any one researching Vivien a.k.a. Viven
Beck's ancestors/descendants. Vivien: born ca. 1791 in VA, fought in war of
1812, came to Clark county AR ca 1825, married Sarah "Sally" McDonald in
1831. He died ? in Montgomery county AR. Had a daughter Sarah who married
Gross Lamb 1855, they had two children Archibald Lamb 1856, and Tennessee
C. Lamb in 1859. Archibald Lamb mar 1st to Victoria Belle Christman 1880,
in Austin TX; 2nd Mary Catherine "Katie" Edna Hale 1890 in McClanahan,
Falls County TX.
Thanks - Dan Hale
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Re: BECK FAMILIES OF LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Posted by: Dan Hale (danandval@earthlink.net)
Date: October 04, 2002 at 19:24:24
In Reply to: BECK FAMILIES OF LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA by Madeline Alworth
Greetings from Dallas, TX
My name is Dan Hale and am a descendant of a Viven (Vivien) Beck born 1791
in Loudoun county VA. My Viven was apparently the son of Samuel Beck who
was the son of Vivien and Tabitha Beck. It would seem likely that this
Vivien Beck was the son of Edward and Sarah Buckman Beck but I have no
proof of this yet ...
By the way my Viven eventually came to Montgomery county AR and married a
Mrs. Sarah "Sally" (Mobley) McDonald in 1831. I'm descended through their
daughter Sarah.
Hope we find something soon, best of luck.
Dan Hale
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Vivian (Viven) Beck born 1791 Loudoun County, VA
Posted by: George M. Anderson (geoanderson@americatech.net)
Date: April 20, 2003 at 18:52:02
Vivian Beck was born in Loudoun County, Virginia in 1791. He enlisted in
the U. S. Army on June 4, 1812 in Clarksburg, Virginia. He was discharged
on June 4, 1817 in Pass Christian, Mississippi after serving for five
years. He served in the 12th Infantry Regiment, which became the 8th
Infantry Regiment after the end of the War of 1812. I have a copy of his
War of 1812 pension file. In the pension file and in the service journal
his name is spelled as Viven and Vivan.
After his discharge from the service he lived in Quachita Parish, Louisiana
for a while and married Rebecca McMahan on July 4, 1825. After the death of
Rebecca he married Sarah Mobley McDonald the widow of Micajah McDonald on
October 16, 1831 in Clark County, Arkansas. Vivian Beck and Sarah Mobley
McDonald were the parents of five children. The twins David and Jonathan
Vivian were born June 21, 1832. Sarah was born in 1835, Jacob Preston was
born in January 1837 and James Sloan was born in April 1839.
Vivian Beck died sometime after 1872, possibly in Polk County, Arkansas or
Montgomery County, Arkansas.
I am seeking more information on Vivian Beck. Who were his parents? Did
Vivian and Rebecca have children before Rebecca's death about 1830?
I descend from Vivian Beck and Sarah Mobley McDonald through their son
David M. Beck and Elizabeth Christopher.
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WILLIAM McDONALD
William McDonald of South Carolina and Polly McDonald his wife settled on
the banks of the Fourche Caddo in Caddo Township, Clark County, Arkansas in
1817 from Johnson County, Illinois. Their previous residence was Columbia
County, Georgia. William McDonald had a large family and when he died in
1829 he was survived by ten children:
Micajah McDonald died in Clark County, Arkansas in 1830. He was married at
least two times; first to a wife whose identity is unknown and second to
Sarah Mobley, August 14, 1823, in Clark County, Arkansas. His descendants
are found to have the McDonald and McDaniel surname. Eight children
resulted from his two marriages. The five children by his first wife were:
Peter McDonald or McDaniel, David McDonald, William McDonald, Betsy
McDonald the wife of Francis Gibbons, and Lucretia McDonald the wife of
David Hopkins. The three children by his second wife were: Levisa McDonald,
John McDonald, and Zachariah McDonald.
Stephen McDonald settled on the Fourche Caddo in Clark County, Arkansas
adjoining his father.
Polly McDonald married William Lamar.
Catherine McDonald married at least two times; first to John Clover, April
10, 1822, in Clark County, Arkansas and second to Francis Neel, about 1835,
in Clark County, Arkansas.
Lucretia McDonald married David Trammell. They moved to Hot Spring County,
Arkansas in 1831 and later to Dallas County, Arkansas.
Zachariah McDonald married at least two times; first to a wife not
identified and second to Louise Eliza (Barker) Banta widow of Isaac Banta.
He settled on the banks of the Fourche Caddo in Clark County, Arkansas and
later moved to Hot Spring County, Arkansas in 1830. From there he moved to
Union County, Arkansas and thereafter to Bradley County, Arkansas. He moved
to Hays County, Texas prior 1850. In 1853 he moved to Fredericksburg,
Gillespie County, Texas.
Levisa McDonald married James Bankston. They lived in Clark County,
Arkansas and later moved to Hot Spring County, Arkansas. They eventually
settled in Red River County, Texas near Clarksville.
Augustus Baldwin McDonald was married four times; first to Polly Clover,
May 3, 1827, in Clark County, Arkansas; second to Mary Coleman, 1834, in
Clark County, Arkansas; third to Sarah Stokes, a widow, October 10, 1841,
in Hot Spring County, Arkansas; and fourth to Martha A., maiden name not
known. He left Arkansas and settled in Lavaca County, Texas.
Laomi McDonald married Thomas Neel. She is living with her daughter Martha
and son in law John Colbath in Gillespie County, Texas at Fredericksburg in
1880 according to the census.
Elizabeth (Betsy) McDonald married Shepherd Joseph Colbath, October 9,
1828, in Clark County, Arkansas. They moved to Union County, Arkansas and
to Caldwell County, Texas prior 1850.
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VIVEN BECK
Viven Beck came to Clark County, Arkansas from Ouachita Parish, Louisiana
where he previously married Rebecca McMahan daughter of James and Jane
McMahan on July 4, 1825. Prior 1830 he settled in the Caddo Township of
Clark County. Rebecca McMahan Beck evidently died by 1831 and Viven Beck
second married Sarah (Mobley) McDonald the widow of Micajah McDonald in
Clark County on October 16, 1831. Sarah Mobley McDonald was the mother of
three children by her marriage to Micajah McDonald: Levisa McDonald, John
McDonald, and Zachariah McDonald. She died in Clark County, Arkansas on May
22, 1842.
Viven Beck was born in Virginia in 1791 and served in the War of 1812. He
enlisted for the term of five years in the military as a private at
Clarksburg, Virginia on June 4, 1812. He served in Captain T. Posts and
Brevet Major White Young's Companies, 12th and 8th Regiments. The 12th
became the 8th Regiment after May 17, 1815 at the conclusion of the war.
His service included the taking of Fort George and in the battle on the
river at St. Lawrence where General Covington was killed. He remained in
U.S. military service until June 4, 1817 when he was discharged. By his
second marriage to Sarah (Mobley) McDonald he had the following children:
Jonathan Beck a twin born 1832 in Clark County, Arkansas;
married E.C. Hendrix in 1850.
David Beck a twin born 1832 in Clark County, Arkansas.
Sarah Beck born 1835 in Clark County, Arkansas; married first
Gross Lamb in 1855; married second Moses Bates in 1866.
Jacob Preston Beck born 1837 in Clark County, Arkansas; married
Nancy L. Anderson in 1867 died 1911.
James Sloan Beck born 1839 in Clark County, Arkansas married
Lucy Minerva Cox in 1866 and died in 1922.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Know Ye, That Viven Beck a private of Captain White Young's Company eighth
Regiment of United States Infantry who was enlisted on the fourth day of
June one thousand eight hundred and twelve to serve five years is hereby
Honorably Discharged from the Army of the United States.
Said, Viven Beck, was born in Lowden (Loudoun) county in the state of
Virginia, is twenty one years of age, five feet, five inches high, fair
complexion, blue eyes, brown hair, and by occupation was enlisted a Joiner.
Given at Pass Christian, this fourth day of June, 1817.
(?) KENNERLY, Lt.
8th Inftry. Commdr.
Office of the Pay Master of the 8th Inft.
Pass of Christian
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I certify that the within named Viven Beck has been settled with and all
(?) due him from the United States paid by me this 11th June 1817.
(?) WRIGHT
P.M. 8th Inft.
I wish my land Warrant issued on the within Hon. discharge & handed to the
Commissioner of the Gen'l Land Office & my land located in the Territory of
Illinois & my patent forwarded to the care of Benjamin Kitchen, Esq'r.,
Alexandria, Red River, Louisiana.
Apl. 17th 1819.
VIVEN BECK
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DECLARATION OF SURVIVING SOLDIER
FOR PENSION.
Act of February 14, 1871.
State of Arkansas,
ss.
Montgomery County.
On this 10th day of April, A.D. one thousand eight hundred and seventy one
personally appeared before me Zora L. Cotten, Clerk of the Circuit Court, a
court of record within and for the County and State aforesaid, Viven Beck,
aged 80 years, a resident of (the) County of Montgomery, and State of
Arkansas, who, being duly sworn according to law, declares that he (was)
married; that his wife's name was Sarah McDonald to whom he was married in
Clark County, State aforesaid, (in) September 1831; that he served the full
period of sixty days in the military service of the United States in the
War of 1812; that he is the identical Viven Beck who enlisted in Captain
Willoughby Morgan('s) Company at Clarksburg in the State of Virginia (in)
June 1812, and was honorably discharged at Pass of Christian (in) June
1817; that he served in the regular military service as an infantry man;
was at the taking of Fort George, was in the Battle on the River St.
Lawrence where Genl. Covington was killed; received a Land Warrant, the No.
not remembered, Land was located between the Miss. River & the Missouri;
that he at no time, during the late rebellion against the authority of the
United States, adhered to the cause of the enemies of the Government,
giving them aid and comfort, or exercised the functions of any office
whatever under any authority or pretended authority in hostility to the
United States; and that he will support the Constitution of the United
States; that he is not in receipt of a pension under any previous act; that
he makes this declaration for the purpose of being placed on the pension
roll of the United States under the provisions of the Act of February 14,
1871; and he hereby constitutes and appoints, with full power of
substitution and revocation, Charles C. Tucker, of Washington, D.C. his
true and lawful Attorney to prosecute his claim and obtain the pension
certificate that may be issued; that his post office is at Mt. Ida, County
of Montgomery, State of Arkansas, and that his domicil or place of abode is
Montgomery County.
VIVEN (his x mark) BECK
Attest:
William Reeves
William Perrin
Also personally appeared William Reeves and William Perrin (of) the County
of Montgomery, and State of Arkansas, persons whom I certify to be
respectable and entitled to credit; and who, being by me duly sworn, say:
That they were present and saw Viven Beck, the claiment, make his mark to
the foregoing declaration; that they have every reason to believe, from the
appearance of said claiment and their acquaintance with him, that he is the
identical person he represents himself to be; that at no time during the
late rebellion against the authority of the United States died he adhere to
the cause of the enemies of the Government, giving them aid and comfort;
and that they have no interest in the prosecution of this claim.
WILLIAM REEVES
WILLIAM PERRIN
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 10 day of April A.D. 1871; and I
hereby certify that the contents of the above declaration, &c., were fully
made known and explained to the applicant and witnesses before swearing;
and that I have no interest, direct or indirect, in the prosecution of this
claim.
ZORA L. COTTEN, Clerk.
Forwarded by Geo. G. Lotta, Mt. Ida, Ark.
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WAR OF 1812
Act February 14, 1871
Brief of Claim for a Survivor's Pension in the case of Viven Beck of
Captain Post's and Major Young's Company's, 12th and 8th Infantry.
Residence: Montgomery County, Arkansas.
Post office address: Mount Ida: Montgomery Co., Arkansas.
Enlisted 4th June, 1812, discharged 4th June, 1817.
Declaration and identification in due form, filed April 28, 1871.
Service for Sixty Days Shown as Follows:
The Adjutant General reports that Viven Beck served in Captain Posts and
Bvt. Maj. White Young's Cos. 12th and 8th Regts. Infantry from 4th June
1812 to 4th June 1817.
Length of service: 5 years.
Claimant declares he is not a pensioner under any previous act. Name not on
list of pensioners.
Loyalty, claimant's averment and testimony of, Wm. Reeves and Wm. Perrin;
W.A.M. Garrett, P.M. Mt. Ida, Ark. vouches for their veracity.
Oath to support the Constitution of the United States subscribed.
Admitted Sept. 2, 1872 to a pension of eight dollars per month, from
February 14, 1871.
T.D. YEAGER, Ex'r.
W.W. HAY, Review'r.
C.C. TUCKER, Present.
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MARRIAGE RECORD
Viven Beck
with
Rebecca McMahan
Bond Marriage
Know all men by these presents: that Vivan Beck as principal and John
Harmanson as security are held and firmly bound unto Henry Johnson,
Governor of the State of Louisiana and his successors in office, for the
time being in the sum of Two hundred dollars, to the payment whereof we
bind ourselves, our heirs &c., firmly by these presents dated this 4th of
July in the year 1825; the condition of the above obligation is such that:
whereas a Marriage is about to take place between the said Vivan Beck and
Rebecca McMahan. Now if there exists no legal impediment to the said
intended Marriage, the this bond to be void, else to remain in full force
and virtue.
VIVEN BECK
JOHN H. HARMANSON
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State of Louisiana,
Parish of Ouachita.
Be it Remembered, that I, Oliver J. Morgan, Parish Judge in and for the
Parish aforesaid, have this day solemnized a Marriage between Mr. Viven
Beck and Rebecca McMahan both of said Parish, according to the solemnities
required by Law.
VIVEN BECK
REBECCA McMAHAN
JOHN H. HARMANSON
B.H. JOHNSON
G.W. (?)ELLER
OLIVER J. MORGAN
Parish Judge
Ouachita Parish, Louisiana Deed Book F, page 434.
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Clark County, Arkansas Book A page 14
I, Henry L. Biscoe, a Justice of the Peace for the Caddo Township, County
of Clark, do certify that on the 14th day of August A.D. 1823 Micajah
McDanniel (McDaniel or McDonald) was married to Sarah Mobley by me.
HENRY L. BISCOE, J. Peace
I do certify that the above is a true copy of the original received and
recorded this 16th of August A.D. 1823.
HENRY L. BISCOE, Clk.
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Clark County, Arkansas Book A page 49A
Beck & McDaniel
Territory of Arkansas,
County of Clark.
I, Isaac Ward, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the County
aforesaid, do hereby Certify that Viven Beck and Sally McDaniel (widow of
Micajah McDaniel or McDonald) were by me duly and Legally married to Each
other on the 16th day of October 1831. Witness my hand this (?) day of
October 1831.
ISAAC WARD, J.P.
Territory of Arkansas,
Sct.
County of Clark,
I, Isaac Ward, do hereby Certify that the foregoing Certificate of Marriage
was this day produced to me in my office and ordered to be Recorded which
is duly done. Witness my hand as Clerk and Exoffico Recorder for said
County this 29th day of October 1831 and of the American Independence the
56th.
ISAAC WARD, Clerk
& Exofficio Recorder.
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Arkansas Marriages, 1779-1992
Name: Zachariah McDonald
Marriage Date: 27 Jun 1853
Spouse: Dinah Bartlett
County: Hot Spring
State: Arkansas
Source Information:
Hunting For Bears, comp. Arkansas Marriages, 1779-1992: The Generations
Network, Inc., 2004. Original data: Arkansas marriage information taken
from county courthouse records.
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From: "geoanderson" (geoanderson@ameritech.net)
Subject: [BECK] Vivian Beck born 1791 in Loudoun County Virginia
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2003 20:30:36 -0500
I am seeking more information on my great great grandfather Vivian Beck who
was born in Loudoun County, Virginia in 1791. He enlisted in the U. S. Army
on June 4, 1812 in Clarksburg, Virginia. He was discharged on June 4, 1817
in Pass Christian, Mississippi after serving for five years. He served in
the 12th Infantry Regiment, which became the 8th Infantry Regiment after
the end of the War of 1812. I have a copy of his War of 1812 pension file.
In the pension file and in the service journal his name is spelled as Viven
and Vivan.
After his discharge from the service he lived in Quachita Parish, Louisiana
for a while and married Rebecca McMahan on July 4, 1825. After the death of
Rebecca he married Sarah Mobley McDonald the widow of Micajah McDonald on
October 16, 1831 in Clark County, Arkansas. Vivian Beck and Sarah Mobley
McDonald were the parents of five children. The twins David (married
Elizabeth Christopher) and Jonathan Vivian (married Elizabeth C. Hendricks)
were born June 21, 1832. Sarah (married first Gross Lamb and second Moses
Bates )was born in 1835, Jacob Preston (married first Nancy Anderson,
second Nancy Collier) was born in January 1837 and James Sloan (married
Lucy Cox) was born in April 1839.
I am seeking more information on Vivian Beck. Who were his parents? Did
Vivian and Rebecca have children before Rebecca's death about 1830?
I descend from Vivian Beck and Sarah Mobley McDonald through their son
David M. Beck and Elizabeth Christopher.
George M. Anderson
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