NELSON Family History

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General Family Notes

This section may contain notes in the form of short sentences or larger multiple paragraphs. Notes are listed in chronological order that should match an individuals order, subject or time frame of the Family Line pages. Also where possible indicate or include peoples names, places, times, dates and sources of information.

This work is meant to give an historical glimpse of several families that came together through their descendants in the beautiful Poteau Valley of Scott County, Arkansas during the later part of the 19th century. Then in the 20th Century, especially during the terrible Depression of the 1930's, the children and grandchildren of those early settlers of Bates, Cauthron, Hon, Gibson, Weeks and other little towns or communties that existed in the western edge of Scott County scattered to the four winds. Today in the beginning of the 21st Century only a very few members of those pioneer families, just like those little towns or settlements, remain in Scott County.

As defined in a dictionary - genealogy refers to a recorded history of the ancestry or descent of a person or family. The primary aim of this undertaking is to assemble the names, dates, places and various other types or kinds of recorded information that is related, relevant and serves as a focus point in the development of this project and that may be of interest to the descendants of all the particular families involved. The two main families that this project starts with are the McCords and Cooks that lived in Bates and Gibson, Arkansas in the late 1800's to the mid 1900's. More specifically the Henry Junius and Clara McCord family and the James Samuel and Ada Alice Nelson Family. Those related families and/or family members as traced are the more direct anscestors or descendants of the two fore-named families at this time.

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General Family Notes
This section may contain notes in the form of short sentences or larger multiple paragraphs. Notes are listed in chronological order that should match an individuals order, subject or time frame of the Family Line pages. Also where possible indicate or include peoples names, places, times, dates and sources of information.

This work is meant to give an historical glimpse of several families that came together through their descendants in the beautiful Poteau Valley of Scott County, Arkansas during the later part of the 19th century. Then in the 20th Century, especially during the terrible Depression of the 1930's, the children and grandchildren of those early settlers of Bates, Cauthron, Hon, Gibson, Weeks and other little towns or communties that existed in the western edge of Scott County scattered to the four winds. Today in the beginning of the 21st Century only a very few members of those pioneer families, just like those little towns or settlements, remain in Scott County. As defined in a dictionary - genealogy refers to a recorded history of the ancestry or descent of a person or family. The primary aim of this undertaking is to assemble the names, dates, places and various other types or kinds of recorded information that is related, relevant and serves as a focus point in the development of this project and that may be of interest to the descendants of all the particular families involved. The two main families that this project starts with are the McCords and Cooks that lived in Bates and Gibson, Arkansas in the late 1800's to the mid 1900's. More specifically the Henry Junius and Clara McCord family and the James Samuel and Ada Alice Nelson Family. Those related families and/or family members as traced are the more direct anscestors or descendants of the two fore-named families at this time.