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Re: Herbert James Arter Family Tree Info

Margieleo85 — 2012-12-04 06:31:11Z

Annette,

I happen to see your post and I was married to your father, Herbert James
Arter II in 1980. We separated in 1982 but were still legally married when he passed away in 1991. I had lost contact with him in 1989 when I last saw him but I didn't find out that he passed away until a couple of years ago. I don't know what he died of. You can reach me at email: Margieleo@aol.com

ANYBODY know father for Eli Arthur (~1795-1865) VA to MO

Valsobo — 2012-08-08 15:46:38Z

Has anybody been able to identify parentage for Eli Arthur born 1793-1800 in Virginia somewhere and died in Buchanan County, Missouri in 1865?? Seems to be a complete deadend for all family members. HELP!

Pedigree from Eli to me (all documented and cited):
Eli Arthur (~1795 VA) + Frances WEST HACKWORTH >>
Amaziah Arthur (1820 VA) + Sarah HODGES >>
James H Arthur (1850 VA) + Elisabeth J (Lizzie) CROW >>
Harvey Lee Arthur (1875 MO) + Bertie Ann GROOM >>
Alva Lee Arthur (1900 MO) + Dorothy (Maisie) LEVITZKE, Australia >>
Alvira 'Jean' Helen Arthur (1932 ND) + Donald E CLARK >>

... then me!

Re: ARTER of England

Norfbert — 2012-06-30 03:48:16Z

Hi, Ivy was still alive in 2002,living in Salisbury, Wiltshire, probably in care home, and she was born in 1918, birth registered in St.George Hanover Square. Her father, Frederick Charles, was born in East Winch, Norfolk in 1889 and I have a very large tree for this family. PLease email me at bert.arter@btinternet.com for more information. How are you related to Ivy?

Re: ARTER of England

beckg2001 — 2012-06-29 15:43:24Z

Hi, I am trying to find relatives or even this person as think she is still alive, Ivy J I Arter (married Achilles Victor Benjafield 1944.

born 1918 I think

Re: arter roots

casalacuna — 2012-05-28 05:45:24Z

Try O'Arthur from County Donegal. (That would be Irish).

Arters of Botetourt, Virginia

rmont190 — 2011-12-27 12:22:58Z

I'm seeking any information on the origins of James Arter, married Mary Woods 14 Dec 1815 at Botetourt, Virginia. Possible children include Charlotte, John, Rebecca, Joseph.

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.2/9S5Y-DHL/p4

There was also a Mary Arter, aged forty who appeared on the 1850 federal census record of Botetourt County living in the household of Sarah Shirkey, born 1760, widow of Nicholas Shirkey; also in household is William and Georgiana Backus Anderson, relatives of Mrs. Shirkey. Mary Arter appeared in the Anderson household in 1860.

Charlotte Arter married Joseph Montgomery 25 Apr 1837 at Botetourt.

BotetourtRoots.org

Re: Arters from Ohio

dani82hayko — 2011-10-15 21:27:04Z

http://www.onlinebiographies.info/oh/colum/arter-a.htm
I stumbled on this when looking who built my house. I never really found out who for sure who built it. (built in 1910 by the way)Its about The Arters who were very active in the Lisbon community in 1800s!

Re: Arter family

jerrymh_1 — 2011-03-29 14:54:03Z

Adrienne I lived almost next door to your dad, we both went into the navy in 43. I only met Glen once after the war,I have often thought about Glenn wonderd if he is still living. There are fond memories sunday afternoon football games with Glenn a Dave Jerry Morrow Hanoverton Oh 330 223 1978

Re: arter roots

fjohnart — 2010-03-15 13:43:45Z

My father's family settled in Kane County. A lot of them settled in Plainfield. I was born and raised in Aurora. Thank you for asking. Good luck w/your search.

Re: arter roots

janjohnson491 — 2010-03-15 04:48:55Z

Our Arter (Arthur) according to census were from Scotland/Ireland coming in 1810 or so thru Canada to Ohio as Arthur and changing to Arter when moving to IL (Jersey and Macoupin Cos) in 1830's.

What county in IL are your Arter's??

Re: Dr. Daniel Arter

pnkldy74 — 2010-03-10 03:42:07Z

Darlene:

Could you email me all the info you have on Daniel Arter?

Becky
pnkldy_74@yahoo.com

Re: arter roots

fjohnart — 2010-02-18 17:25:58Z

This is a late reply to your message concerning the origin of the Arter name, but Ancestry.com has a huge database to view.
I was told that our family name's origin was probably Swiss, and the spelling was Oerther. I have no other info. My paternal grandmother came from PA and my paternal grandfather was a resident of IL. Good luck in your search.
F. John Arter, Wheatland, Wyoming.

Arter(s)

candydawn9 — 2009-11-14 00:51:03Z

Found an old photo of Alonzo "Lonnie" Arter(s) taken in 1890 in Erie, PA while attending Clark's College. I can't find family for him. Please email Diane at CandyDawn9@aol.com thanks

Re: ARTER of England

BrianDechauxTeichgraber — 2009-11-07 07:28:51Z

all i have is albert or herbert? Arter around ww1
he lived on the isle of white in a town called cowen ? i think wife was molly (could be a nick name) montgomery
we believe he was of importance as he had his own estate (large house and land) maybe worked for the government or was a lord not sure my grandmother was only a young girl and it was her mothers sisters husband, thats all i know . she said but wasnt sure on the time fram that he was on the hms hood as a officer she might be mistaken on the time frame though

Re: ARTER of England

Norfbert — 2009-11-07 07:18:40Z

Hi Brian,
I have a large database of English ARTER`s and many family trees. I should be able to find your Albert if you can give me more information. You mention HMS Hood, Molly MONTGOMERY and Isle of Wight. Do you have any more details or dates etc? Norfbert

Re: ARTER of England

BrianDechauxTeichgraber — 2009-11-07 05:12:12Z

Albert Arter
hms hood?
married molly ? montgomery
from isle of whites town of cowes

do you have any data on this person ?

Thanks

Re: Herbert James Arter Family Tree Info

daughtry6pack1 — 2009-10-19 02:10:05Z

Hello Shawn,

So sorry I have taken so long to reply. I had almost given up on learning anything new about my biological father. I was wondering if you could tell me what he passed away from and any other info you knew about him in general. I never knew I had any siblings out there. Are you the only one? Or are there any others? Here's a little info about myself: I had a happy childhood as an Army dependent, I have been happily married for 14 years and have 4 children (2 girls and 2 boys). We are currently located in Portsmouth, Ohio. I would like to learn some more about you, if it's all right with you. Thank you so much for your response. I look forward to your reply.

God bless you always,
Annette Daughtry

Re: Arter family

sarah_wallingford — 2009-07-04 14:54:18Z

Adrienne,

My name is Sarah Wallingford. My dad, David, is the son of Sarah Newell and David Arter. My grandmother, Sarah, later married Thomas R. Wallingford and he adopted my dad. I don't think my dad knows much at all about his family.

I would love to talk more!

Sarah

Re: Herbert James Arter Family Tree Info

shawnaavery — 2009-04-20 23:09:00Z

I do not know if you still check this board, but the person you are looking for information was my father as well. I know some things but not a ton. Please contact me if you get this as I knew that you were out there, but never knew your last name.

Re: Dr. Daniel Arter

susiesearcher1 — 2008-09-11 03:11:27Z

A 3G-granddaughter of Daniel Arter and Mary Jarrett has set up an interactive web site for descendents of Dr. Arter. For information about joining the group, contact Becky, pnkldy_74@yahoo.com.

Re: Arter, Harter, Rackley

davewyres — 2008-04-16 22:27:04Z

Helen - I hope you are still searching for information on the Rackley Family. I am descended from Mar Jane Rackley who was born in Hurst Berkshire about 1851. Her father was James Rackley (born abt 1807) also from Hurst. Her mother was Anne (surname unknown).

Dave Wyres

Re: Dr. Daniel Arter

susiesearcher1 — 2007-05-07 23:09:43Z

This is an update to the posting that I made in 2003 regarding Daniel D. Arter and his wife, Millie Moyer. Since my original posting, I have learned that Dr. Arter had no third wife. His second wife, Millie, outlived him and is buried at his side in Cairo City Cemetery, Villa Ridge, Pulaski County,Illinois. In June 2006, my husband and I visited their gravesites there.

Re: Orleason Arter

dpalmer2007 — 2007-03-19 05:32:57Z

I have an Arter Book which has quite abit of info on Orleason. his father jesse son of William, son of John. I am from Phillip (Williams brother) line. Email me and I can send you what I have on all the Arter's. Sherry Taray-Palmer dpalmer2007@optusnet.com.au

Arter, Clarence J. "Joe" (OBIT PA 2-16-2007)

myobituarysite — 2007-03-19 00:05:18Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 2-16-2007
Deceased: Arter, Clarence J. "Joe" (OBIT PA 2-16-2007)
Age: 79
Last Address: McSherrystown, PA
Death date: 2-14-2007
Birth date: 10-22-1927
Birth place: Hanover, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Re: John Franklin Arter

collectrlady — 2006-12-10 06:17:29Z

I'm not related, but in reference to the Elizabeth Cook you mentioned, I accidentally ran across her 1952 obituary today. According to it, Mary Elizabeth Cook was survived by her mother, Mrs. Janie Cook, two brothers [obviously should be half-brothers], Johnny & James Arter, as well as a [half] sister, Mrs. Della May Mullins. Johnny was listed as resident of Newport, Ark. and James as resident of Little Rock, Ark. in 1952. Burial was in Lamkins Cemetery, Jackson Co. Arkansas.

Re: Arter, Harter, Rackley

Merinda2350 — 2006-11-17 10:41:10Z

Hi Liz
My information on the Rackleys ends at about the mid to late 1700s.
Have you managed to take the Rackleys any further back than the 1900s?
Will contact you privately
Regards
Helen Hanson

Re: Arter, Harter, Rackley

Merinda2350 — 2006-11-17 10:41:10Z

Sorry Sheryl but I don't know if there is a connection. I am trying to work the Rackley forward in time & you are working back. Perhaps we will connect at some time.
Regards
Helen

Re: Arter, Harter, Rackley

Merinda2350 — 2006-11-17 10:41:10Z

My information on the Rackleys ends at about the mid to late 1700s. Yes they could easily have moved to Surrey.
Have you managed to take the Rackleys any further back than the 1850s?
Will contact you privately
Regards
Helen Hanson

Leadbeater.......James ...Father of William b.1808c

christinehughes44 — 2006-11-09 17:48:17Z

Looking for a marriage for James ...possibly Stoke Damerel, Plymouth

Re: Arter

2006-07-22 10:55:06Z

We are from two different Arter families!! My Michael
was married to Mary Ann and lived in Stark Co., Ohio
after coming to America, about 1840.

Re: Arter

jocelynarter83 — 2006-07-22 02:08:00Z

I am doing my family history. Can you send me a copy of the tombstone picture for Michael & Catherine. Thank you!!

Re: Cousins possibly!???

mlstewartjr5 — 2006-07-17 15:50:41Z

Hello....my name is Amy Lords. My email is fhgal8@yahoo.com. I am using ancestry.com under my dad's account, Morris Stewart. Anyhow, my 3rd great grandparents are Sylvester and Matilda Long. I come through their daughter Ada and her daughter Marie. I would love to hear from you.....share some information....fill in some blanks! Hope to hear from you!
Amy Lords
fhgal8@yahoo.com

Re: Carl Arter, 1918-2006 "Gifted jazz pianist...

2006-01-14 21:52:52Z

"Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Sat., Jan. 14, 2006 News Obits (vs. reg. obits) pg. B-3
Carl Arter My 29, 1918-Jan. 11, 2006
Gifted jazz pianist, saxophonist, teacher
By Nate Guidry
Carl Arter, an accomplished pianist & former president of the American Federation of Musicians Local 471, died Wed. at UPMC Shadyside. He was 87.
...Mt. Arter grew up on the North Side & attended Allegheny High School.
At 23 he began playing the tenor saxophone...
After a couple of years, Mr. Arter joined the army...teach lessons...perform around town...piano player...Pirate Inn on Frankstown Rd.
From 1954 to 1960, Mr. Arter served as president of the American Federation of Musicians Local 471, the city's black musicians union.
"He was an unheralded genius" said trumpeter Chuck Austin...In 2000, Mr. Arter was honored for his contributions to jazz at the Senator John Heinz Pittsburgh Regional History Center.
Mr. Arter is survived by his wife, Geneva, of Penn Hills; 4 daus...a son, Grieg Shrock...7 grandchildren & 9 great-grandchildren
....Samuel Coston Funeral Home...Larimer
...Mount Ararat Baptist Church..."
not my family, hope he is your Carl

Betsy ARTER, servant in CASILEAR household, 1870, Washington, D.C.

katbowen1 — 2005-11-05 18:19:42Z

I am researching Casilear (here spelled Cassellear) as they connect to my matenral Drury line. I am not researching ARTER and I have no additional info on this Betsy:

1870 Federal Census - Washington, D.C.
pages 145, 146, Georgetown;
Enumerated 7 July 1870 by W. S. O'Neal.

Lines 39-40, 1-6, Dwelling #1003, Family #1087:
Cassellear, George W., 45, M, W, Supt. Engraving Treas. Dept., value of real estate = 8500, value of pers. prop. = 1000, b. NY, U.S. Citizen;
---------- , Jane, 32, F, W, Keeping house, b. NY;
---------- , George T., 8, M, W, b. NY;
---------- , Maria T., 4, F, W, b. NY;
---------- , Raphael A., 9/12, M, W, b. DC;
---------- , Frances A., 65, F, W, At Home, b. NJ;
Fisher, Mary E., 17, F, W, Domestic Servant, b. NC;
Arter, Betsy, 18, F, W, Domestic Servant, b. VA, cannot read & write.
===end.

More info on Robert Arter

2005-10-30 19:40:38Z

He is 2nd person on this list. I served with him.

http://www-cgsc.army.mil/carl/resources/ftlvn/postww.asp#art...

Looking for Robert Arter

2005-10-30 19:36:06Z

I hope this helps you, He is living in Leavenworth KS

For Distinguished Service to County. General Arter is currently the vice chairman of the board of the Armed Forces Bank, N.A. His distinguished career includes his having served as the commanding general of the Sixth United States Army, Presidio of San Francisco, and the United States Military District of Washington D.C. He was the commander of the 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne Division, Vietnam. His awards include the Distinguished Service Medal, Silver Star, the Legion of Merit, the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Bronze Star Medal, the Purple Heart and many others. He is a current member of the Ohio University Foundation Board of Trustees

Orleason Arter

2005-09-01 16:52:20Z

Looking for information on Orleason Arter married to Ella Frances George.

Joseph ARTER, Sydney, NSW

bluejules528 — 2005-08-14 04:18:08Z

Looking for info on Joseph ARTER whose second marriage was to Harriet FINLEY in Sydney in 1897. Can find no record of Harriet's family.

Re: Joseph ARTER, Sydney, NSW

bluejules528 — 2005-08-14 04:18:08Z

Thanks Bert.....just thought perhaps someone might be interested in the FINLEYs......I'm pretty sure Harriet's parents were George Frederick A FINLEY and Eliza UNKNOWN (as per NSW Death Regs)......can't find parents marriage in NSW and can't find family listed in 1881 British Census......have packed the death certificate - will ring you from London....Julie

Oliver surname research

flastep3_1 — 2005-06-14 23:19:45Z

I am assisitng my second cousin Irene Oliver Flowers in researching the surname Oliver. We we both born Olivers. She is a serious researcher and her investigation has been extremely professional. She works on this nearly fulltime with her husbands help. She can tell you quickly if our Olivers are connected. She has gone back to the late 1700's to the birth of our common g-father named Charles A. L. B. Oliver. He had 4 wives and many children and mainly lived in Florida and Georgia. It is worth a shot. Her E-mail is, hmf@svic.net. Good luck. Please let me know if you contact her, and the outcome. Hope I helped.
Claudia Newell

Re: Joseph ARTER, Sydney, NSW

2005-06-07 04:44:26Z

Hello Julie, Have you considered that Harriet FINLEY may have been born in England? There are several Harriet FINLEY/FINDLEY/FINDLAY`s on the UK 1881 census who could have been the one to marry Joseph Henry in 1897. Hope to see you in July. Bert.

Re: William Henry ARTER (Jerry ARTER and Betty McWILLIAM)

2005-03-11 21:13:27Z

I'm not sure of Betty's new e-mail, but I'm related to her and have Arter's in my family line.

Re: Arter, Harter, Rackley

jsduggar1 — 2004-12-03 04:46:30Z

I am also the granddaughter of Elbert James Rackley and I do need any information you could help with as I do not have the Rackleys back that far. Also, any help with the Jesse Thomas Duggar family would be wonderful as I am at a dead end on that one.

Robbins/Arter

dcsee — 2004-11-27 06:25:13Z

Are you familiar with the connection btw the
Arters and the Robbins? John Wesley Arter
and Laura May Arter? They are my g-grandparents.
Email me at dcsee@aol.com if you have or want
to share info.

Arter/Robbins

dcsee — 2004-11-27 06:25:13Z

I'm sorry, her maiden name is Arter, she married John Wesley Robbins. She died 1/12/1950. They had about 9 kids, lived in Pine Township, PA (Columbia County). Father was William Arter and mother was Charolette Sweeney.

Re: Dr. Daniel Arter

2004-11-17 05:51:33Z

Shari, I shall send you an email tonight--if you don't receive it, will you please contact me at Susiesearcher@worldnet.att.net? I do have a transcription of the ARTER Bible (it was printed in a 1989 edition of the GSSI quarterly journal, SAGA), and I can send you another copy, one which I have annotated with some notes.

Yes, I had learned that Charles Arter was shot in the back by Hogan; and I, too, am terribly curious to learn what caused Hogan's hatred toward Charlie. Charles had been police chief of Cairo a couple of years earlier, and I read a short newspaper article printed during his term that he was cracking down on horse thieves. This act of violence sounded like something personal, however.

Peter SAUP, Charlie's good friend who witnessed the murder, was the older brother of my great-grandfather, Phillip SAUP, who married Charles and Eliza Arter's older daughter, Emma ARTER. (Eliza died in Los Angeles at the age of 90, where she had moved to live with her younger daughter, Grace Magee and Grace's daughter, Grace, five years earlier.) In the future, we plan to go to Cairo to research our ARTER, HARRELL, and SAUP families at the library and courthouse.

I have a copy of Daniel and Mary JARRETT's divorce papers and will write you what I know in my email!

Re: Dr. Daniel Arter

2004-11-16 22:48:30Z

Thanks for your response. I'm not sure if I got your message. I am still trying to assimilate what I have and get it into the computer. I did find obits for Dr. Daniel and Charles D. Did you know that Charles was murdered in a saloon? That was quite a surprise. The paper wouldn't comment on the motive. I'd like to go back to Cairo and see if I can find some info on the trial and outcome. Do you know anything about what motivated John Hogan to shoot him? Also, can you shed some light on whether or not Daniel's first wife did return to PA? Another mystery is exactly when he divorced and remarried. There are conflicting dates between what is in the Arter Bible and the court documents. This is certainly a very interesting family to research. If you want to send your snail mail address, I'll send you copies of the obits and a transcription of the Bible info. The Bible is in such bad shape that no one is allowed to handle it now. I'd certainly be interested in what you have on the Harrell family. I haven't even begun that yet!

Re: Dr. Daniel Arter

2004-11-09 02:56:15Z

Shari, I sent an earlier email reply to your posting; but, perhaps, it did not reach you. I am very much interested in exchanging information and research with you about the branch of the ARTER family from which your client and I descend. I have already shared research with a 3rd cousin, who is a grandson of Charles F. ARTER, and have provided information on our ARTER family branch to the author of "The ARTERS/OETHERS of Fountain Valley" for the recent update to his CD book. Also, anyone who is descended from Chas. D. ARTER, of course, is descended from his wife, Eliza M. HARRELL, and her parents, Bailey S. and Abigail WOOD HARRELL. I now have Bailey's family Bible and provided input and photos for the article about the Bailey Bible, written my the editor, Darrell Dexter, printed in the Spring 2004 issue of SAGA (GSSI's journal). I would be more than happy to share research on the HARRELL family, too.

Re: Dr. Daniel Arter

2004-09-25 07:13:29Z

I have recently been research the family of Dr. Daniel Arter and saw your posting. If you go to the family trees and search on his name, you will find an fairly exensive charting of his ancestry. I am planning a trip to Cairo next month to search records and see the Arter Bible. I am doing this research for a client who descends from Daniel and his first wife, Mary Jarrett through his son, Charles D., grandson Charles F. and gr-granddaughter Abbie Arter Dean. Feel free to email me at achtland111@hotmail.com.

email change Re: Dr. Daniel Arter

2004-09-08 05:33:10Z

My email changed for anyone needing to email me.
pnkldy_74@yahoo.com