Wednesday's Wonderful Collection - Oscar B. Robbins Collection, MS.000174

Oscar B. Robbins was born in Rose Bud (White County), Arkansas, on December 26, 1885.  Robbins graduated from Ouachita College in Arkadelphia, where he had participated in football and track. He was principal at schools in Rose Bud and Floyd, and helped organize Woodmen of the World insurance benefits for Arkansas. He was also a representative in the Arkansas legislature prior to his service in World War I. Robbins began a successful business career by purchasing a Ford dealership in Heber Springs in 1919 and was later president of Cleburne County Bank.

This collection focuses on the World War I era, describing some aspects of Oscar Robbins' life as a college student, educator, representative, and soldier.

Finding aid:

• Personal (Box 1)
  
  • 1. Correspondence, 1912-1919
• Financial
  
  • 2. Bank and tax records, 1913-1942
  • 3. Retirement and insurance records, 1918-1943
  • 4. John Robbins, 1938-1939
• Ouachita Baptist University
  
  • 5. Official records
  • 6. Class notes, papers, exams
  • 7. Miscellaneous
• Educator, high school
  
  • 8. Miscellaneous, 1914
• House of Representatives (Box 2)
  
  • 9. Petitions, elections, miscellaneous
  • 10. Miscellaneous newspaper clippings
• Service in World War I
  
  • 11. Service records
  • 12. Final rosters, passenger lists, 1919
  • 13. Miscellaneous
• Woodmen of the World
  
  • 14. Miscellaneous, 1915-1919
• Miscellaneous
  
  • 15. Miscellaneous

Wednesday's Wonderful Collection - William Graham Harrison Papers, MS.000068

William Graham Harrison came to Conway County, Arkansas, with his father, Daniel, in 1832, settling near Lewisburg. William Harrison served as a minister of the Southern Methodist Church, ferryman on Cadron Creek and the Arkansas River, and as Conway County Sheriff from 1852 until his death in 1853. He was married to Narcissa Wilbanks. 

This collection consists of correspondence, deeds, indentures, land patents, legal records, tax receipts, photographs, publications, genealogical data, clippings, memorandum books, hymnal, and other material.

Finding Aid:

• Books
  
  • 1. "Western Wilds and the Men Who Redeemed Them," by J.H. Beadle (Box 1)
  • 2. "The Great Red Dragon, or the Master Key to Popery," Anthony Gavin
  • 3. Autograph book, Andie Livingston, Perryville, Arkansas
  • 4. Memorandum book, Robert Weaver Harrison
  • 5. Account book, W.T. Hobbs
  • 6. Soldier's Hymn book, Andy A. Livingston
• Newspaper clippings, advertisements
  
  • 7. 1955 September 30: Gifts to Museum of Natural History from Effie Harrison, Arkansas Gazette
  • 8. 1957 May 16: "Clinton Man Recalls Civil War Incident," Sampson Independent, Clinton, North Carolina
  • 9. 1888: Advertisements, Dr. Harter's iron tonic, with pictures of Jefferson Davis and daughter, Winnie Davis
• Family information
  
  • 10. Undated: Family information cards
  • 11. Undated: Harrison family coat of arms information, lineage, obituary carbon copies
  • 12. 1881 September 9: Audie Livingston, valedictory speech, Professor Cryer's school at Perryville, also two pink ribbons
  • 13. 1849 June 6: Personal records of William G. and Robert W. Harrison, with excerpts copied out
  • 14. 1867-1927: Confederate 10-dollar bill facsimile, payment receipts, Bank of Plumerville deposit slips
• 15. Undated: Confederate service records, John Hobbs (Box 2)
• 16. 1875 August 31: Marriage License, Robert Weaver Harrison and M.P. Hobb
• Tax receipts
  
  • 17. 1851 December 6-1870 February 18
  • 18. 1871 January 17-1901 March 2
  • 19. 1901 March 8-1921 November 9
  • 20. 1923 April 4-1943 April 10
• Patents
  
  • 21.1838 September 1: William Russell, Batesville, Arkansas,
  • 22. 1843 March 3: Typewritten copies, William G. Harrison
  • 23. 1848 June 30: Charles Lucas, Charlottesville, Virginia
  • 24. 1886 March 10: V. Malone, C.S. Wilder, R.A. Willbanks, R.W. Harrison, A.J. Hogan, Thomas Green
• Deeds and decrees
  
  • 25. 1823 April 30: Deed from Reuben I. and Lydia Blount to Richard Montgomery
  • 26. 1826 July 27: Deed from Richard and Darcus Montgomery to William Carlisle
  • 27. 1833 December 28: Indenture between Thomas Carlisle and Elias McCoy
  • 28. 1838 May 25: Deed from Stephen Carlisle and the State of Arkansas
  • 29. 1838 September 14: Deed from John and Martha Carlisle to Silas McCoy
  • 30. 1838 September 15: Deed from Mark and Mary Williams to Silas McCoy
  • 31. 1838 September 27: Deed from Silas and Betsy McCoy to Thomas Mathers
  • 32. 1853 September 5: Deed from State of Arkansas to Elijah Welborn
  • 33. 1855 February 15-17: Indentures between Craven W. Harrison and William L. Menifee
  • 34. 1855 February 26: Quit claim deed from Elijah Welborn to Craven W. Harrison
  • 35. 1855 September 11: Land payment receipt, R.W. Harrison
  • 36. 1855 September 13: Deed from Robert Carlisle to Craven W. Harrison
  • 37. 1856 July 2: Deed from George Benedict to H.A. Speck
  • 38. 1857 January: Deed from Russell Welborn to S.J. Stallings
  • 39. 1857 February 15: Indenture between Craven W. Harrison and Eli McHoss
  • 40. 1857 March 18: Indenture between John C. Powell and Nancy Harrison
  • 41. 1857 August 19: Deed from State of Arkansas to John Bartlett
  • 42. 1858 March 8: Deed from Hezikiah A. Speaks to Craven W. Harrison
  • 43. 1858 July 21: Deed from Calvin M. Thompson to Craven W. Harrison
  • 44.1859 February 16: Deed from State of Arkansas to Mary F. Harrison
  • 45. 1859 February 16: Deed from State of Arkansas to Nancy Harrison
  • 46. 1859 August 11: Deed from George Benedict to Craven W. Harrison
  • 47. 1860 January 3: Deed from Craven W. Harrison to James Hogan and Jackson Steele
  • 48. 1860 March 19: Deed from William Russell and the State of Missouri to Reuben I. Blount
  • 49. 1865 February 1: Deed from George C. Lucas to Craven W. Harrison
  • 50. 1867: Deed from John C. Powell to Nancy Harrison
  • 51. 1867 December 24: Deed from John C. Powell to Nancy Harrison
  • 52. 1873 February 3: Deed from Thomas B. and Susan Stout to N.J. Harrison
  • 53. 1873 February 8: Deed from Westley Phelps, Nancy F. Phelps, and George L. Rogers, to Nancy Harrison
  • 54.1875 September 17: Deed from J.R. Jones, M.J. Jones, B.A.P. Venable, and S.F. Venable to R.W. Harrison and M.P. Harrison
  • 55. 1878 March 1: Deed from A.B. Stell to R.W. Harrison
  • 56. 1879 June 17: Deed from John W. and Elizabeth H. Thomson to Adolphus Burns
  • 57. 1880 October 12: Deed from J.M. and Sophia E. Moose to Mathias Orgiech
  • 58. 1909 January 7: Indenture between R.W. Harrison and wife, and Colonial and United States Mortgage company
  • 59. 1909 January 7: Release of trust deed, to R.W. Harrison and Malinda P. Harrison, with receipts
  • 60. 1909 January 22: Abstract of title book, R.W. Harrison's land
• Harrison family estate records
  
  • 61. 1853 January 31: Appointment of Craven W. Harrison, administer of William G. Harrison's estate
  • 62. 1853 March 2: Appointment of Craven W. Harrison, administer of Daniel Harrison's estate
  • 63. 1853: Estate of William G. Harrison, accounting what Joshua Moses was owed
  • 64. 1854 March 14: Appointment of Craven Harrison, administer to William G. Harrison's estate
  • 65. 1854 March 15: Petition of Craven Harrison to sell land
  • 66. 1865 July 10: Appointment of Jane Harrison, administer to Craven Harrison's estate
  • 67. 1865 November 28: Inventory, R.W. Harrison's estate, signed statement by Nancy Harrison, estate's administrator
  • 68. 1867 May 16: Court order, Nancy J. Harrison regarding claims by N.W. Moore
  • 69. 1868 January 7: Nancy Harrison, administratrix of W.G. Harrison's estate, account with Cornelius Marsh
• Correspondence
  
  • 70. 1847 June 15: W.G. Harrison, Lewisburg, Arkansas, to G. and A. Harrison
  • 71. 1862 September 25: John R. H. Hobbs, Camp near Camden, Mississippi, to "Dear father and mother"
  • 72. 1872 August 16: William O. Griswood, Ellen, Louisiana, to Miss M.P. Hobbs

Wednesday's Wonderful Collection - J.H. and Garner Fraser Papers, MS.000027

James Hubbard Fraser was born 1841 in Alabama and was the editor of the Clinton Banner newspaper in Clinton, Van Buren County, Arkansas, 1881-1882. He was also a lawyer and a judge.

John Garner Fraser was born in 1875 in Clinton, son of James Hubbard Fraser. Garner Fraser was a lawyer, judge, and civic leader in Clinton. He served on the 14th Judicial Circuit Court for thirteen years. Fraser died December 16, 1952.

This collection contains manuscripts written by John Garner Fraser, along with fragments of legal documents, typescripts, newsclippings, and articles.

Finding aid:

• 1. (?) August 3: Letter, J.H. Hobbs, La Grange, Alabama, to John Fraser, Athens, Alabama, "Davies' First Lessons In Algebra"
• 2. Undated envelope: "Old Compositions, LMA, 1860-"
• 3. 1875: Account memo
• 4. Undated: Algebra workbook
• 5. 1860 October 15: "Autumn" by J.H. Fraser
• 6. Undated: Bill of goods
• 7. Undated: Notes from Probate Record Book B, County and Circuit Clerk, Van Buren County, Arkansas
• 8. 1880 December: List of expenses
• 9. 1861 May 13: "Early Impressions" by J.H. Fraser
• 10. Undated: "The Future of the South In the Light of Its Past"
• 11. Undated: "General Robert Edward Lee"
• 12. Undated: Geometry, page 217
• 13. 1860 September 10: "History and Its Uses" by J. H. Fraser
• 14. 1861 March 1: "Idleness" by J.H. Fraser
• 15. 1861 March 22: "Industry" by J. H. Fraser
• 16. Undated: Legal description of property, Limestone County, Alabama
• 17. Undated: "Men have been tyrannical from the beginning of time"
• 18. Undated: Land notes, office of County and Circuit Clerk, Van Buren County, Arkansas
• 19. Undated: Manuscripts on temperance
• 20. Undated: "On War"
• 21. 1860 August 9: "Politeness" by J.H. Fraser
• 22. 1875-1877: Probate Court notes
• 23. Undated: "Question in Seduction"
• 24. Undated: Recipe, sugar cured ham
• 25. Undated: Fragment, statement of Samuel Rhodes
• 26. Undated: "Sketches from Paradise" by Mary MacKinnon
• 27. 1858 December 27: "The Spirite of the Age"
• 28. Undated: Claim note
• 29. 1860 September 30: "Virtue, Its Own Reward" by J.H. Fraser
• 30. 1861 April 21: "Wealth and Its Influences" by J.H. Fraser
• 31. 1861 April 9: "What Is Necessary to True Happiness?" by J.H. Fraser (two copies)
• 32. Undated: "Whoa...Giddap"
• 33. Undated: E.G. Hatchett note
• 34. 1904 October 10: Knoxville, Tennessee newspaper clipping, "Anecdotes and Humor of Frazier-Littleton Debate"
• 35. 1951 May 6: "Arkansas Democrat" clipping: "Aunt Ann Celebrates"
• 36. Undated: Newsclipping, "Davis Letter to Southern Soldiers"
• 37. Undated: Newsclipping, "Miss Essie Frazer of Clinton, Ark., maid of honor for U.C.V. reunion at New Orleans"
• 38. 1893 May 25: Poem, "A Southern Soldier's Mother" by W.E. Vasser from "The Alabama Courier"
• 39. Undated: Printed material concerning fourth liberty loan bonds of the Victory Liberty Loan
• 40. Printed material, "Oration delivered by Hon. Poindexter Dunn, at Little Rock, on the 15th of January, 1879 On the Occasion of the Re-Union of Govan's Brigade"
• 41. 1843: "Synopsis of Phrenology"
• 42. Undated: "The American's Creed" by William Tyler Page
• 43. Undated: Quotes from the 1882 April 13 Clinton Banner
• 44. Undated: "Preamble to the Constitution" [of unidentified group]
• 45. Undated: "A Prophet Once Stated" by Jimmie Ligon, Secretary Treasurer
• 46. 1874: Quote from Section 1, Article IV, Arkansas Constitution of 1874
• 47. Undated: Wrapping paper labeled, "Files of Clinton Banner, property of Garner Fraser"
• 48. Undated: Wrapping paper labeled, "Files of Clinton Banner, property of Garner Fraser and entrusted to C.B. Oldham"

January Acquisitions and Accessions

Books, Printed Ephemera, etc.

AHC

The Backtracker:  Northwest Arkansas Genealogical Society, Vol. 43 No. 4, Fall 2014

The Louisiana Genealogical Register: Louisiana Genealogical and Historical Society, Vol. 60 No. 2, Summer 2014

Madison County Musings, Vol. 33 No. 3, Fall 2014

Madison County Musings, Vol. 33 No. 4, Winter 2014

Grand Prairie Historical Bulletin:  Grand Prairie Historical Society, Vol. 57 No. 2, October 2014

Carroll County Historical Quarterly, Vol. 59 No. 4, December 2014

Perry County Historical Society, Vol. 32, 2014

Finding Fathers, by Clyde Davis

NEARA

Finding Fathers, by Clyde Davis

SARA

Finding Fathers, by Clyde Davis

Periodicals

American Bladesmith:  Journal of the American Bladesmith Society, Inc.  Fall, 2014.  Issue No. 41.

Pike County Archives and History Society.  The Gems of Pike County, Arkansas, Vol. 25, No. 4, Fall, 2014.

Field Notes:  Newsletter of the Arkansas Archeological Society.  No. 382, January/February 2015.

Blade.  July 2014-Spring 2015.  (12 issues)

The Stater.  Summer 2014

Old Time Chronicle.  October and November 1993; January 1996-October/November 1997; October/November 1998-October 2000; February/March 2000; January/February 2003-March/April 2003; July/August 2003-Winter 2003.

“They’ll Do to Tie To!---3^rd Arkansas Infantry Regiment---C. S. A., by Capt. Calvin Collier

Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Southern Arkansas

How to Make Knives, by Richard W. Barney and Robert W. Loveless 

Wayne Goddard’s $50 Knife Shop Review, Wayne Goddard

Wonder of Knifemaking

The 1950 Conifer of Camden High School

The 1954 Conifer of Camden High School

The 1955 Conifer of Camden High School

The 1956 Conifer of Camden High School

The 1957 Conifer of Camden High School

The 1958 Conifer of Camden High School

The 1960 Conifer of Camden High School

The 1961 Conifer of Camden High School

The 1955 Hornet of Harmony Grove High School

Hope High School Bobcat, 1980.  Vol. 31 

Hope High School Bobcat, 1981.  Vol. 32

Hope High School Bobcat, 1986.  Vol. 37

Hope High School Bobcat, 1987. Vol. 38

Hope High School Bobcat, 1993. Vol.44

Hope High School Bobcat, 1994, Vol. 45

Hope High School Bobcat, 1996. Vol. 47

Hope High School Bobcat, 1997. Vol. 48

Hope High School Bobcat, 1999. Vol. 50

Hope High School Bobcat, 2000. Vol. 51

Hope High School Bobcat, 2002. Vol. 53

Hope High School Bobcat, 2003. Vol.54

Hope High School Bobcat, 2005. Vol. 56

Hope High School Bobcat, 2006. Vol. 57

The Wilbourn Family in Columbia County, Arkansas, Lu Waters

The Wilbourn Family in Central Baptist Church, Magnolia, Arkansas

Great Grandpa’s Gold Watch:  The Research and Story about Conner Alexander Walker, His Family and His Gold Watch

Accessions

AHC

Martha Sue Webb Collection, 4 cu. ft. and 1 silk dress

Razorback 45s, 3 45 records

Arkansas Appraiser Licensing and Certification Board Records, 32 cu. ft.

Edna Johnson Scrapbook, 1922 – 1959

 Arkansas State Board of Barber Examiners, 29 cu. ft.

NEARA

Lynn Morrow Map Collection, 5 maps

Barney Sellers Collection, 5.75 cu. ft.

SARA

The Drake Collection 4 cu. ft.

The Pioneer Washington Restoration Financial Records, 1980-1991. 0.4 cu. ft.

The Pat Weaver Collection 2 cu. ft.

John D. Musgrave Collection   1.5 cu. ft.

The Hope Hardware Collection  8.5 cu. ft.

Mark Keith Collection 0 .5 cu. ft.

Theo M. Sanders Blueprints of Camden High School

Hempstead County Aerial Photographs Collection.   3 cu. ft.

Wednesday's Wonderful Collection - Leslie Family Papers, MS.00115

Samuel Leslie was born in Barren County, Kentucky on October 25, 1809. He moved to Searcy County, Arkansas, in 1838 from Tennessee and homesteaded 160 acres of land near Cove Creek. In Arkansas, he served five terms in the Arkansas Legislature. During the Civil War, he served as a colonel in the Arkansas militia and a captain in the Confederate army.

A.J. Leslie, Sr., Samuel's son, was born in July of 1834 in Tennessee. He married Sarah Parks. After Sarah's death, he married her sister, Melinda Parks. A.J. and Melinda Leslie moved to Wiley's Cove in 1886, where he became the postmaster. Wiley's Cove was later renamed Leslie Post Office. The town of Leslie, Arkansas, was incorporated on February 9, 1903.

This collection contains deeds, tax receipts, family correspondence, land grants, and legal contracts concerning the Leslie family and their property in Searcy County, Arkansas, near the town of Leslie.

Finding aid:

• 1. Certificate of registration with United States General Land Office, Batesville, Arkansas, by Samuel Leslie, Searcy County, Arkansas
• 2. Certificate of registration with United States General Land Office, Batesville, by Abner Shaw, Searcy County, Arkansas, 1857 September 1
• 3. Deed, Samuel P. and Mary Williamson to Gibson Parks for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1860 January 3
• 4. Certificate of registration with United States General Land Office at Batesville, Arkansas, by Samuel Leslie, Searcy County, 1860 May 1
• 5. Receipt, from R.S. Yerkes and Company to Gibson Parks, for one year's subscription to "True Democrat," 1862 September 24
• 6. Power of attorney, James Bratton to Samuel Leslie for debt owed him by the Confederate States of America for services to Company "H," Colonel Gans regiment, Arkansas Infantry, 1863 June 30
• 7. Receipt, from C.A.P. Horn, Searcy County Clerk, 1869 September 7
• 8. Article of agreement, between William P. Woods of Boone County, Arkansas, and E.B. Sewell of Searcy County, Arkansas, 1874 December 9
• 9. Receipt, from Searcy County Tax Collector to Samuel Leslie, 1875 February 20
• 10. Deed of conveyance, between Samuel Leslie to A.J. Redwine for lands in Wiley Cove, Searcy County, Arkansas, 1878 August 22
• 11. Certificate of registration with United States General Land Office at Harrison, Arkansas, by Andrew Leslie of Searcy County, Arkansas, 1878 December 30
• 12. Clerk's tax deed, J.N. Hamilton, Searcy County Clerk, to William P. Redwine for assessment of lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1880 April 21
• 13. Statement, by J.C. Bratton, Searcy County Clerk, concerning charges against J.W. Stephenson and the estate of S.E. Leslie, 1887 March 17
• 14. Warranty deed, Benjamin Potter to A.J. Leslie for land in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1891 October 8
• 15. Deed of conveyance, Benjamin and Mandy Potter to A.J. Leslie for land in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1901 October 8
• 16. Warrranty deed, Harrison P. and Sarah R. Horton to A.J. Leslie for land in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1901 April 9
• 17. Warranty deed, Martha Leslie to A.J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1901 April 9
• 18. Administrator's deed, Martha H. Leslie to A.J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1902 October 14
• 19. Warranty deed, Grace Leslie to A.J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1902 October 14
• 20. Quitclaim deed, Peter and Belle Treadwell to Martha Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1902 October 15
• 21. Quitclaim deed, Charles and Grace Stephenson to Martha Leslie for lands in Searcy County, 1902 October
• 22. Power of attorney, to collect a legacy or distributive share, Flora Tennessee and Nora Parks nominate A.J. Leslie to collect a debt owed them by J.W. Russell of Hickman County, Tennessee, for the Sarah McClarren estate, 1902
• 23. Warranty deed, Sam E. Leslie and Fruza Leslie to A.J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1902 October 15
• 24. Warranty deed, A.J. and Malinda A. Leslie to W.H. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1903 April 2
• 25. Warranty deed, A.J. and Malinda A. Leslie to Mat Sooter for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1903 April 2
• 26. Warranty deed, A.J. and Malinda A. Leslie to Evan Daugherty for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1904 February 23
• 27. Warranty deed, H.W. and Hallie Pendergraft to A.J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1904 May 26
• 28. Warranty deed, Evan and Lucy Daugherty to G.S. Thompson for lands in Searcy County, 1904 August 6
• 29. Warranty deed, A.M. and Julia Potter to J.H. Baldridge for lands in Van Buren County, Arkansas, 1907 March 7
• 30. Warranty deed, A.J. and Malinda Leslie to George Brooks for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1907 March 19
• 31. Quitclaim deed, George T. and C.A. Blair to A.J. Leslie, Sr., for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1907 March 30
• 32. Warranty deed, George and Flossie Brooks to A.J. Leslie, Sr., for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1907 April 24
• 33. Warranty deed, George and C.A. Blair to A.J. Leslie, Sr., for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1907 May 27
• 34. Warranty deed, N.W. and Josie Redwine to J.O. Cotton for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1909 January 26
• 35. Warranty deed, A.J. Leslie, Sr., to Asa M. Potter for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1910 June 14
• 36. Quitclaim deed, B.P. and M.F. Thomas to A.J. Leslie, Sr., for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1910 June 14
• 37. Loan agreement between Andrew J. Leslie, Jr., of Leslie, Arkansas, and Georgia State Savings Association of Savannah, Georgia, 1912 February 21
• 38. Deed of trust, Andrew J. Leslie, Jr., of Leslie, Arkansas, to Edward W. Bell, Trustee for Georgia State Savings Association, Savannah, Georgia, 1912 February 21
• 39. Title abstract, Andrew J. Leslie, Searcy County lands, 1912 March 5
• 40. Warranty deed, Asa M. and M.J. Potter to J.S. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1914 March 16
• 41. Letter, E.B. Patrick, Assistant Secretary of the Georgia State Savings Association, Savannah, Georgia, to W.H. Leslie, Leslie, Arkansas, 1920 January 31
• 42. Deed, Andrew J. and Malinda A. Leslie to J.A. McCleanen for lands in Hickham County, Tennessee, undated
• 43. Survey field notes for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, undated
• 1. Receipt, from Darlene L. Dickey to H. Carson, 1803 July 16
• 2. Deed of conveyance, Henry and Sophia Begly to Samuel Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1853 February 10
• 3. Military bounty land grant, in the name of Richard M. Dick, private in Captain Rabin's Company, Georgia Volunteers, Florida War, to John M. Hensley, for lands in Arkansas, district of Batesville, 1853 August 1
• 4. Certificate of registration with General Land Office at Harrison, Arkansas, by Andrew J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1855 March 1
• 5. Choctaw Land Certificate in name of Elu-nan-tubbe, given over to Samuel Leslie, 1857 April 1
• 6. Military bounty land grant, in the name of William J. Williams, Lieutenant in Captain Berryman's Company, Kentucky Militia, War of 1812, assigned to Abner S. Shaw, 1857 April 2
• 7. Deed of conveyance, Isaac H. and Sarah Horton to Abner S. Shaw, 1859 June 24
• 8. Deed of conveyance, Isaac H. and Sarah Horton to Abner S. Shaw, 1859 June 24
• 9. Deed of conveyance, Henry Begly to Sam Leslie, 1860 December 21
• 10. Tax receipts, Hickman County, Tennessee, for Sarah McClaren, 1860-1887
• 11. Indenture between David Maxwell and Samuel Leslie, 1869 August 28
• 12. Receipt for receiver's office by Andrew J. Leslie for taxes on land in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1871 January 20
• 13. Tax receipt, Searcy County, Arkansas, to Samuel Leslie, 1877 January 29
• 14. Warranty deed, Benjamin and M.L. Potter to Samuel Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1879 June 28
• 15. Account of materials used by Andrew J. Leslie to build a structure in Searcy County, for W.J. McClemons, 1879
• 16. Deed of conveyance, A.J. and Mary Redwine to A.J. Leslie, 1881 August 26
• 17. Certificate of registration with United States General Land Office at Harrison, Arkansas, by Samuel Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas. 1888 March 3
• 18. Statement by John C. Earl, Notary Public, concerning A.J. and M.A. Leslie, 1893
• 19. Warranty deed, from J.B. and Margaret McCasland to A.J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1896 March 17
• 20. Quitclaim deed, Andrew and Susie Stephenson to Martha Leslie, 1900 April 10
• 21. Statement by C.C. Knight, Searcy County Justice of the Peace, concerning Mary Giles' deed, 1901 January 31
• 22. Warranty deed, A.G. and Julie A. Leslie to A.J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1901 May 4
• 23. Warranty deed, Bammie Leslie to A.J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1901 July 13
• 24. Certificate of registration with United States General Land Office at Harrison, Arkansas, by Andrew J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1902 February 12
• 25. Quitclaim deed, William F. Boyd, Salla J. Boyd, Martha J. Blair, Samuel Boyd, Tennessee Boyd, James M. Boyd, Emme Boyd, and Mary Giles to A.J. and J.W.S. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1902 October 15
• 26. Warranty deed, Anna B. Mathis to Andrew J. Leslie, 1902 October 15
• 27. Administrator's deed from G.B. Greenhaw, guardian of Nancy Leslie, to A.J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1902 October 15
• 28. Quitclaim deed, Benjamin F. Waterson to Martha Leslie, 1902 October 15
• 29. Article of agreement, lease to Wilder Stave Company, between A. J. Leslie and J.C. Wilder of Searcy County, Arkansas, 1903 April 10
• 30. Warranty deed, Andrew J. Boyd to A.J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1903 July 13
• 31. Warranty deed, from Matthew Sooter, Jr., and Nancy L. Sooter to A.J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1903 October 31
• 32. Warranty deed, J.E. and F.P. Blair to A.J. Leslie, 1905 May 9
• 33. Warranty deed, G.S. and L.S. Thompson to A.J. Leslie, Sr., 1905 November 27
• 34. Warranty deed, G.S. and L.S. Thompson to A.J. Leslie, 1906 August 1
• 35. Quitclaim deed, The Farmers Bank to A.J. Leslie, Sr., 1907 January 24
• 36. Warranty deed, J.O. and S.J. Cotton to A.J. Leslie, 1909 January 26
• 37. Warranty deed, A.J. Leslie, Sr., to Andrew J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1909 December 9
• 38. Warranty deed, R.L. and A.B. Russell to A.J. Leslie, Sr., 1909 December 10
• 39. Warranty deed, A.J. Leslie, Sr., to Andrew J. Leslie for lands in Searcy County, Arkansas, 1909 December 11
• 40. Agreement between G.W. Smith, grocer, and heirs of A.J. Leslie , Sr., to settle his debts, 1910 December 31
• 41. Tax receipt, for A.J. Leslie, Searcy County, Wiley's Cove Township, 1913 March 7
• 42. Warranty deed, Andrew J. Leslie to J.S. Leslie, 1914 January 8
• 43. Warranty deed, John S. and Bell Leslie to W.H. Leslie, 1917 October 2
• 44. Warranty deed, Belle Leslie to W.H. Leslie, 1918 February 21
• 45. Receipt, for susbscription to "The Old Line Democrat," to Gibson Parks, Burrowsville, Searcy County, Arkansas, undated