Old Arkansas Genealogy, News & History
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Your Arkansas Genealogy "Clues from the News!"
This special section of The Olden Times features old newspaper articles from or about Arkansas and Arkansas families. They can be a valuable resource for your Arkansas genealogical or historical projects and research.
You'll find old news articles, obituaries, birth & marriage announcements, ads and more. See the links at the top of this page to go to the Index of Names or to search this site.
Note: The Index of Names is always your best bet for finding a specific name!
Each of these was scanned from an original issue of an old newspaper in my personal collection. They appear in the order in which they were added to this website.
Arkansas Genealogy & Local History Books
The River Packet Hard Cash to Ply White River From Memphis to Augusta, Jacksonport, Searcy, etc. 1879 POSTAL, LIGHTBURNE, GREEN
Arkansas Citizens Visit Memphis Cotton Exchange, 1876 WILLIAMS, ADAMS, HAMMOND, CASPER, TOWNES
The Republicans Convene at Little Rock, 1872 BAXTER, CORBIN, WARWICK
Charles ABELES Sells Art in Little Rock, 1894
A. SCHUMACK, Ladies' Tailor, AR, 1894
Thin, Pale Cheeks? Try Paine's Celery Compound! Available from BRADFIELD & DOWDY, BOND Pharmacies. 1894
Captain TAYLOR Prepares New Steamer for Arkansas River Trade, 1866
BEEBE Death, Little Rock, 1852
OFFICER Death, Little Rock, 1852
REED Death at BROWN Residence, Little Rock, 1852
WADDILL Death, Johnson County, 1852
IRWIN Death, Smallpox, Jefferson County, 1852
WETHERS Death, Tuberculosis, Desha County, 1852
NICKOLSON Death at McCUISTAN Residence, 1852
KADELE - LAPOLT Marriage, 1852
LEWIS - HOLLINSHEAD Marriage, 1852
Mrs. HARBY Visited by Mother from Missouri, 1894
LANGE Death, 1894
Guests at the Capitol Hotel, Little Rock, 1894
CSA Vet SIMMS Seeks OXLEY and HINDLEY, formerly of the Hempstead Rifles, 1914
