INDEX TO THE INDEPENDENCE COUNTY CHRONICLE BY YEAR January 1980 - October 19891980 - January Lawson, Curtislene. "The History of Black Education in Batesville, 1867-1875," pp. 1-24.1980 - April Zilbergeld, Nancy and Nancy Britton. “The Jewish Community in Batesville, Arkansas 1853-1977,” 1-32.1980 - July Index Issue for the Independence County Chronicle 1959-1979 Index by Year, 4-22. Alphabetical Index, 23-42. Subject Index, 43-46.1980 - October Baker, Max L. “Urban Elias Fort,” 2-7. Morgan, James Logan. “Independence County’s Volunteer Mounted Gunmen of 1836-37,” 8-18. Foster, Ardith Olene. “Political Climate of Independence County in 1840,” 19-21. “Great Harrison Meeting,” 21-26. “Democratic Republican Meeting,” 26-31.1981 - January Jeffery, Randy. “Batesville’s Exchange Building,” 2-13. Britton, Nancy. “Rev. Burwell Lee,” 14. Craig, Marion Stark, M.D. “Batesville in 1845: Letter by Robert Williams,” 14-19. Foster, Ardith Olene. “Advertisers in the Batesville News 1839-1840,” 20-21. Foster, Ardith Olene. “Alanson P. Sherrill,” 22-29. Queries, 29-31.1981 - April Nall, Don A. “Eyewitness to a Hanging,” 3-8. Queries, 9-10. Galloway, Anthony. “The Trial of John Woods,” 11-31.1981 - July Bruce, Dr. Thomas Allen. “Robert Bruce,” 3-8. Britton, Nancy. “Nancy Newland,” 9-19. Severs, Elaine. “Agriculture in Independence County 1850-1860,” 20-32.1981 - October -- 1982 - January Wolf, John Quincy, Sr. “My Fifty Years in Batesville, Arkansas, Part I,” (Special Issue), 1-49.1982 - April - July Wolf, John Quincy, Sr. “My Fifty Years in Batesville, Arkansas, Part II,” (Special Issue; includes index), 50-104.1982 - October -- 1983 - July James, Dr. Phillip. “Old Church Records of the Foothills of the Ozarks,” 2-50. Britton, Nancy. “Historic Overview of the West Side Neighborhood of Batesville, Arkansas,” 65. Britton, Nancy and Diane Tebbetts. “Supplement to Nineteenth Century Homes of Batesville,” 66-69. Britton, Nancy. “The Batesville Preservation Association,” 70-71.1983 - October -- 1984 - January Brown, Roberta D. “Late Nineteenth Century Tombstone Iconography,” 2-18. Queries, 19. Dowell, Mrs. Walter. “The Neill Silver Pitcher,” 20-21. Fagg, Dr. Jane B. “Bureau Agents, Post Commanders, and Yankee Schoolmarms: The Batesville Freedman’s School, 1866-1870,” 22-36. [Maps on pages 43-44.] Britton, Nancy. “Independence County Home Guard [May 30, 1861],” 37-39. Britton, Nancy. “Eli Lindsey,” 40-42.1984 - April - July Brooks, Frank, Jr. “The Limedale Narrow-Gauge Railroad,” 2-8. Fair, James R., Jr. “Travel on the Upper White River -- The Journal of Junius R. Case,” 9-15. Fagg, Dr. Jane. “From Rock Street to Oak: The Relocation of the Batesville Black School 1892-1905,” 16-23. Young, Paul J. “Construction of the First Baptist Church,” 24-27. Britton, Nancy. “Two Civil War Tragedies,” 28-32. Britton, Nancy. “George W. Rutherford’s Company,” 33-35. “Obituary [1923] of Thomas Benton Padgett by Theodore Maxfield, his friend and brother-in-law,” 35. Lankford, Dr. George E. “The Grigsby Family of Arkansas,” 36-49.1984 - October -- 1985 - July James, Nola Andrews. “The Civil War in Independence County, Arkansas,” (Special Issue), 1-89.1985 - October -- 1986 - January Pratt, Kenneth C. “The Autoculture of Batesville, Arkansas,” 2-15. Kealer, Fred P. “Data on Navigation on Upper White River March 7, 1866 - April 23, 1870,” 16-22. Kealer, Fred P. “More Newspaper Abstracts,” 23-27. Britton, Nancy. “Colonel Charles H. Pelham,” 28-37. Ross, Peggy Jo. “The Story of Elijah and Jane A. Goodwin James,” 38-42. “George Rutherford’s Company D - 2nd Arkansas Cavalry - Dobbins,” 43-46. Ried, Roger D. “The History of White Public Education in Batesville, “ 46-64.1986 - April - July Ferguson, Dora Le. “Early Batesville Cemeteries,” 2-4. Britton, Nancy. “Markers in Pioneer Cemetery,” 5-11. Craig, Dr. Marion Stark. “The Valley of Greenbrier Creek: 1846,” 12-14. Crowley, William J. “The Henry Ewing Letter,” 15-23. Fagg, Dr. Jane. “Boys in Blue,” 24-47. Gregory, Terry. “4th Arkansas Mounted Infantry,” 48-69.1986 - October -- 1987 - July Glenn, Liz Burns. “The Cleghorn Chapel Church Book 1874 - 1916,” (Special Issue; includes index), 1-65.1987 - October -- 1988 - January Lankford, Dr. George E. “Arkansas College: The Expansionist Years,” 2-13. Lindsey-Allen, Barbara. “The Death and Resurrection of Arkansas College,” 14-21. Storie, Elizabeth. “Elon Feimster of Iredell County, North Carolina and Batesville, Arkansas,” 22-25. “A Maxfield Album (pictures from the collection of the late Harry W. Maxfield),” 26-29. Shaver, Susan Penter. “Biographical Sketches,” 30-42. Hopkins, Janie. “A Methodist Minister’s Family Remembers Batesville,” 43-48. “Recital,” 50-51. “Arkansas,” (poem by C. T. Davis), 52.1988 - April - July Cover Photo: Map taken from the journal of Lt. A. N. Harris, Eleventh Missouri Cavalry, USA, commanding a march of Union scouts from Batesville on White River to Elgin on Black River in January, 1864. Fagg, Dr. Jane. “The Boys in Blue: Black Soldiers, Post Commanders, and Carpet Baggers,” 2-28. “A Locust Grove Album (pictures from the collection of Kenny Gerhardt),” 29-33. Brown, Roberta Dorr. “Andrew Jackson Crone, Sr.,” 34-45. “Batesville 1839 - 1891,” (written by W. Jasper Blackburn May 24, 1891), 46-51.1988 - October Fagg, Dan. “The First Independence County Courthouse 1823-1856,” 2-11. Young, Paul J. “Memories of Childhood in Batesville,” 12-13. Craig, Dr. Marion Stark. “Camp Meeting Ground, Greenbriar Township, 1842,” 14-15. Patterson, J. H. “Old Timers in the Arkansas Gazette, October 1, 1882,” 16-19. Bell, Polly Lenehan. “Independence Pioneers: The Lenehan Family,” 24-29. “Ira Nelson Barnett III,” (Obituary), 30.1989 - January Britton, Nancy. “The Magruders: Maryland to the Far West with an Interval in Batesville, 1840-1855,” 2-24. “Some Interesting Obituaries,” (from the Mary M. Fitzhugh scrapbook), 25-26. “Boy Scout Membership Roll,” (from the papers of the late I. N. Barnett), 27.1989 - April “Boys in Blue, Part III,” 20-35. Fagg, Dr. Jane. “Two Disabled Veterans,” 2-12. DeLashmit, Tina. “Three War Widows,” 13-23. Fagg, Dr. Jane. “Conclusion: Who Were the Union Soldiers?” 24-33. “Robert W. McChesney,” (addenda), 34-35.1989 - July Fagg, Dr. Dan. “Tasty, Elegant, and Substantial: The Second Independence County Courthouse,” 2-13. Barnett, Mrs. I. N., Sr. (Lockie Ball Barnett). [first published in the Arkansas Historical Quarterly, Vo. VI, No. 1, Spring 1952] “Early Days of Batesville,” 14-21.1989 - October -- 1990 - January Lankford, Dr. George. “Town-Making in the Southeastern Ozarks,” 1-19. Farnham, Margaret J. and Wanda L. Clark. “The Wright Brothers of Pilgrims’ Rest Baptist Church,” 20-29. “North Arkansas Independence County’s Tenth Annual Fair,” [reprinted from the Arkansas Gazette, 1889], 30-40. Letters, 40. “Batesville Goes Wet,” [reprinted from the Arkansas Methodist, February 24, 1897], 41-42.1960's Index 1970's Index 1990's Index2000's Index Return to Independence County
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