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From: "Vera Reeves" <>
Subject: [ARIZARD] A. J. Hand / Don
Date: Sat, 13 Dec 2008 13:24:26 -0600
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I don't know anything about this family, just sticking my nose in.
IF I remember correct Leanniah was A. J. Hand's second wife.
They are buried in the Hand Cemetery at Hall's Chapel, Baxter County
For the last 2 days I've not been able to get that site to come up.
She died 19 Jan 1948 in St. Elmo, IL b. 24 Dec 1861 MO
survivors 2 daughters Josie and Darnette of Wyoming
4 step-children
Mrs Jessie Russell (not clear) Mt Home
G. H. Hand Mt Home
Henry Hand Gotebo, OK
Queenie Hand of So Vienia, OH

Gotta run, I'LL BE BACK
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> Vera,
> I believe that E.F., Ephriam Foster, and Foster are probably all
> the same person, he was married to Sarah Agnes Adams. You will find
> their son, John Henry Hand in the 1920 MCAR Census, he was editor of
> Mountain Echo.
> I did not know that Andrew Jackson Hand was in the Civil War,
> sorry I do not recognize that unit, is that an Alabama Unit. I know
> he died in Baxter Co. AR. I had his death as 20 Sep 1917 rather than
> 12 Sep 1917. Maybe someone knows for sure. I have his wife as
> Margaret A. E. Ruffin? That does not seem to work either?
> Don
>
>
> At 12:45 PM 13-12-08, you wrote:
>> > Reviewing the roster of 27th Arkansas Inf. Regt. CSA, I
>> > note there are two Hand men listed in Co. E., recruited from Marion
>> > County. Hough B. (Hugh Berry?) Private-Enlisted Marion Co. AR, 11 Mar
>> > 1862, age 52, discharged for being over-age 19 Jun 1862. Several have
>> > told me that Hugh B. was killed in the battle of Shilo, Jackson Co.
>> > AR. in 1865. Guess he did not give up after the first attempt to
>> > enter the military.
>> > The second Hand was E. F. (Ephriam Foster ) Hand, (son of
>> > above) Private-Enlisted in Marion Co. AR, 11 Mar 1862, age 17,
>> > discharged for being under age, 31 Jul 1862. (Sure took a while to
>> > decide he was to young.)
>> >
>> > Your comments on these folks?
>> > Don
>> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>According to the book Arkansas Confederate Veterans and Widows Pension
>>Applications
>>
>>22092 Hand, A. J.
>>22092 Hand, Leonniah widow
>>Co G Reg 34 Div Al-V
>>year 63-65
>>vet applied 8-07-1915
>>wid applied 8-08-1918 Baxter County
>>vet died 9-12-1917
>>
>>7417 Hand, E. F.
>>7417 Hand, Sally A. widow
>>Co -- Reg -- Div MO-C (note the MO)
>>year 62-65
>>vet applied 8-11-1913
>>wid applied 8-19-1915 Marion County
>>vet died 7-11-1915
>>
>>Is this the same E. F. you listed above ? ? ?
>>According to the 1910 census Ephram F. Hand had a wife Sallie A.
>>Looks like he may have went back in the war. ? ?
>>
>>Only Hands I found in this book.
>>Foster Hand and family were listed in the 1880 Marion County census.
>>
>>Look at this Foster Hand ? ? ??
>>
>>American Civil War Soldiers
>> Name: Foster Hand
>> Side Served: Confederacy
>> State Served: Missouri
>> Service Record: Enlisted as a Private.
>> Enlisted in Company D, 10th Cavalry Regiment Missouri.
>>
>>U. S. Civil War Soldier
>> Name: Foster Hand
>> Side: Confederate
>> Regiment State/Origin: Missouri
>> Regiment Name: 10 Missouri Cavalry
>> Regiment Name Expanded: 10th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry
>> COMPANY: D
>> Rank In: Private
>> Rank In Expanded: Private
>> Rank Out: Private
>> Rank Out Expanded: Private
>> Film Number: M380 roll 6

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