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The County of Sebastian was created in1851 from Scott, Polk, Crawford and Van Buren Counties, and includes the frontier town of Fort Smith, Arkansas.  Major indian tribes of the area were the Quapaw, also known as the Akansa or Arkansas, the Osage, and the Caddo.  The area was origanally opened to American settlers by the Spanish in 1783.  Arkansas Territory was formed from Missori Territory in 1812 with settlers from Virginia, the Carolinas, Tennessee, Mississippi, or Missouri.  The Arkansas Territority included present day Oklahoma until June 15 1836, when Arkansas became a State.

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1858 October 28   Death of Leonard SPRADLING born January 26, 1807 to David SPRADLING and his first wife Elitha THOMPSON SPRADLING.
Note:   David SPRADLING married widow Susannah SPENCER after the death of Elitha.   David SPRADLING and Susannah SPRADLING were also the parents of Rhoda May SPRADLING TOTTY, author of the diaries which spans 22 years of her life and documents many family facts, and Susan B. SPRADLING TOTTY.   see also, Wilkes Co., NC, Hickman County, Tennessee and Montague County, TX.

1860 Census Records
1860 Census Brawley Twp, Sebastian County, AR, pg 21 HH#284
YANDELL, William wm age 27   Sawyer   MS
Ellen S.  wf age 25
Sarah     wf age 8     [*1852]
Lousia    wf age 6
(John       died before 1860 census)
transcribed & submitted by Totty researcher Birdie Totty McNutt
Note: Sarah age 8 listed above is the same as *Sarah Ellen Yandell b: AR, who married John Whitfield TOTTY in Montague County, Texas.    She was likely named after her mother Ellen S. ______ Yandell.  Research still in progress for documentation for this family.   Does anyone have the maiden name of Ellen S. YANDELL wife of William YANDELL?

1870 Census Sebastian County, Arkansas
Sugar Loaf Twp.
pg. 169 b
225/225
Wyndell, Will  37 m w farmer  400/250  Miss
Ellen                33 f  w keep house          Missouri
Sarah               18 f  w  at home              Ark
Surinda             16 f w    "                        "
Edeth                  9 f w    "                        "
Mary                  7 f w    "                        "
Francis               2 f w    "                        "
Joseph                1 m w  "                        "
(submitted by TOTTY researcher Terry Dishman)
Notes:  [TLD] I wonder if Joseph was not the Arthur that Rhoda was referring to as I don't think he is listed in the 1880 census. Just guessing but he could be Joseph Arthur or vise versa. What do you think?  Terry
[BTM] Sarah Ellen is still living at home with her parents.  Surinda was listed in 1860 as Louisa age 6, and is missing in 1880 census, possibly already married in Texas or Arkansas.

1879  September 27th Migration [Diary of Rhoda Spradling Totty, compiled & transcribed by Birdie Totty McNutt©]   This date is documented as date that John W. and Sarah Yandell TOTTY moved to Sebastian County, Arkansas from Montague County, Texas.

1880 January 9th   Birth of Lelia "Lillie" Sophronia TOTTY, Peoria, Sebastian County.
Note:  Daughter of John Whitfield and Sarah Ellen Yandell TOTTY.  She later was married to Andrew HINKLE, brother to Mattie HINKLE TOTTY both of Montague County, TX.

1880 Sebastian Co AR Census Record
TOTTY, John W.  W M 33  Farmer  Tn. Tn. Tn.
Sarah E.            W F  29  Wf  Kp. house Ark Va Ms [b: 1851]
Rhoda A.           W F 11    D            Tx  Tn. Ark.
Wm. M.             W M 9     S             Tx Tn  Ark.
May                    W F 7     D            Tx  Tn Ark.
Louise T.             W F 5     D            Tx Tn. Ark.
Leila S.                W F 6/12D Jan.1880 Ark.Tn.Ark
(submitted by TOTTY researcher Terry Dishman)
Note:  John Whitfield Totty and his second wife Sarah Ellen Yandell moved from Montague County, Texas to Arkansas the previous year after losing their first child Martha Callie TOTTY.  Rhoda Ann, William Marion, May, Louise Tennessee and were children by John's first wife Matilda aka Martha Ann Walker Totty.

1880 Census
Sugar Loaf, Sebastian, Arkansas [Source: FHL Film 1254057  National Archives Film T9-0057]
Page 643C
Ellen YANDEL            Self     F W W  45  KHouse MO KY KY
Elitha C. YANDEL      Dau     F S W   19  KHouse AR MS MO
Mary E. YANDEL       Dau    F S W    15  Working In Field AR MS MO
Francis YANDEL        Dau     F S W    12  AR MS MO
Sophronia YANDEL    Dau    F S W      8  AR  MS MO
Charlie L. YANDEL     Son   M S W      6  AR MS MO
Thomas A. YANDEL   Son   M S W      3  TX MS MO
(submitted by TOTTY researcher Birdie McNutt)
Notes: BTM]  Ellen S. Yandell was the mother of Sarah Ellen Yandell TOTTY, wife of John Whitfield TOTTY, son of Rhoda and Capt. F. M. TOTTY of Montague Co., TX.  Elitha C. YANDELL age 19 above, was listed in 1870 as Edeth WYNDELL age 9.

Sugar Loaf, Sebastian, Arkansas [Source: FHL Film 1254057  National Archives Film T9-0057]
Page 646A
John W. TOTTY         Self    M M W    33    Farmer  TN TN TN
Sarah E. TOTTY        Wife    F M W    29     KHouse AR VA MS
Rhoda A. TOTTY       Dau    F S W     11      TX TN AR
Wm. M. TOTTY         Son    M S W      9      TX TN AR
May TOTTY               Dau    F S W       7      TX TN AR
Louise T. TOTTY        Dau    F S W       5      TX TN AR
Leila S. TOTTY           Dau    F S W      5M   AR TN AR
(submitted by TOTTY researcher Birdie McNutt)
Notes;  BTM] John W. and Sarah Ellen (Yandell) TOTTY  moved to Sebastian Co., AR from Montague Co., TX on Sept. of 1879 with Sarah's mother Ellen YANDELL listed above and living near each other in this census record.  Evidently Sarah Ellen's father had died in Texas before the family made the move back to Sebastian Co., AR.  According to the Diary of Rhoda Spradling TOTTY, (John's mother) on July 5, 1877 she wrote that " heard bad news YANDELL dead and poor little Arthur". I had assumed that poor little Arthur had died also.  Likely Thomas A. (Arthur?) was named for his deceased brother "poor little Arthur".


Letter written by John Whitfield TOTTY to his brother Lewis P. TOTTY

Peoria Sebastion County, Ark.
Oct the 6th 1880
     L.P. TOTTY Dear Brother I Seat my Self to drop you a few lines in answer to yores which come to hand last Sunday.  I was glad to hear from you all.  I have nothing new to write the people of this country is verry buissy gethering their crops which is turning out verry well.  Corn is turning out about 40 bushels per acre.  I will make about 300 bushels of corn and 4 bales of cotton.  I have got about one bale out.  Sarah and Bill and May is picking while I gether corn.
     The excitment about the State election is over in this cuntry.  The Democrats has elected a Strate ticket in Arkansas this time.  I was not aloud a vote So I did not go to the election atall.  Wheather the State ofices is filled by a Democrat or a Republican is a matter that dont bother me much.
     You wanted to know something about that gold mine.  I have never had it tested yet.  Some think it is very rich while others think it is not worth any thing.  One thing I know that is it wil take a man with more capital than I can rase to test it properly.  I think ther is Something very valuble there.  John Heviner (?) Sent off Some of the quarts Rock.  His returns Said it was Silver worth 90 dollars a tone and the dust or the mettle has never bin tested.  The rock is clear white flint with partickels of the mettle in the Seams.  There is a layer of this rock on top then a layer of Black Sand which has the Stuf in it you can take a quart of the sand and Stur it up and pore if off the mettle will Settle to the bottom.  Out of a quart of Sand you can get a tableSpoon full of the dust that looks like gold.
     Sunday Evening October the 10th I will try to finish my letter.  I have nothing to write of much importance.  We are Still enjoying good health which I am thankfull for I will finish gethering corn in too more days.  Corn is worth 50 cts per bushel.  I have got the best crop I ever had  So I have no rite to complane of old Arkansaw.  This year I would be glad to be where I could see you all but I am not reddy to Swop Arkansaw for Texas yet awhile.  we have good Society hear and good neighbors.  I will quit for this time.  I want you to send me yore picture So I can Show it to these Arkansas girls for there is quite a number of them hear.   Write Soon and often.
                              From J. W. TOTTY
  To L. P. TOTTY
Note:  This letter, like many of those written then, uses almost no puntuation, but it is very readable, and the handwriting is distinct.  I do not know how to account for the capital S throught the letter as stated by Alma Seitz in her book.
page 96-97 of TOTTYS & TOTTY TIES, written and published by Alma Totty Seitz 1975, Printed by Fugate Printing Company   Pampa, Texas 79065

1881 May 1    Birth of Mary Elizabth TOTTY, Mansfield, Sebastian County.
Note:  Daughter of John Whitfield and Sarah Ellen Yandell TOTTY.  She later was married to Clarence C. SPRADLING in Jack County, Texas.



1882  June 1   Birth of Rebecca Jane TOTTY, Mansfield, Sebastian County.
Note:   Daughter of John Whitfield and Sarah Ellen Yandell TOTTY.  She later was married to Steven Alexander Barker in Montague County, TX.


1884 December 22   Birth of Green Whitfield TOTTY, Mansfield, Sebastian County.
Note:  Son of John Whitfield and Sarah Ellen Yandell TOTTY.  He later was married to Hattie Lee Rogers in Lawton, Comanche Co., OK.


1886 August 8   Birth of Lewis Phillip TOTTY, Mansfield, Sebastian County.
Note:  Son of John Whitfield and Sarah Ellen Yandell TOTTY.  He later married 1) Nellie Smith and 2) Beatrice Doss in Jefferson County, OK


1887 April 14   Birth of John W. TOTTY, Mansfield, Sebastian County.
Note:  Son of John Whitfield and Sarah Ellen Yandell TOTTY.   After the death of his mother he went to live with relatives in Montague County, Texas where he died in 1894 and is buried in the Old TOTTY BEAN Cemetery.


1887 April 30   Land Record   [The Bureau of Land Management land records and includes Homestead and Cash Entry Patents before 1908 for what is now Sebastian Co, AR.]
Last Name          First Name    MI Sec No    T       R        Acres       Date
YANDELL            Ellen                    5        4N     31W       40      1887/04/30
Note:  Could this be Ellen S. _________ YANDELL listed in the 1860 census with her husband William and daughters Sarah and Louisa YANDELL.   Question's, did this Ellen inherit the land as the widow of William or was this Sarah Ellen YANDELL TOTTY who inherited the land from her parents?   Rhoda mentions in her Diary of July 1877...... "5 Day     Started for home      met Joe Marshall      heard bad news  Yandell dead and poor little Arthur".     How did Yandell died? So many unanswered questions.   Next, could this most likely be the reason John Whitfield and his wife Sarah Ellen YANDELL moved to Sebastian County to live on this land?  research still in progress, NEED this land record obtained and transcribed.

1888    Birth of Infant Un-named TOTTY Boy, Mansfield, Sebastian County.
1888    Death of Infant Un-named TOTTY Boy, Mansfield, Sebastian County
Note:  This infant was the son of John Whitfield and Sarah Ellen Yandell TOTTY.   He is said to be buried in the Shiloh Cemetery, Sebastian County, AR.



1889 January 04   Death of Sarah Ellen Yandell TOTTY, Sebastian County.
Note:  Sarah is said to buried in the Shiloh Cemetery, Sebastian County, AR next to her infant son.  However no Cemetery records or markers are available or have been found to document their burial there.  Tradition of the family according to Green Whitfield Totty, son of John and Sarah, was that Sarah was out tending her garden and collecting eggs when a wild bull ran out of the woods and gored her in the stomach.  She picked up her "in-erds" and put them back into her stomach and made it to the house.  He went on to say that she lived about a week before she died of infection & her injuries.   The children of Green told this story to their children and so on down the line.   Second tradition as told by the descendants of Rebecca Jane TOTTY BARKER,  is that Sarah died in child birth and was buried holding the newborn infant.   Will we ever know exactly what happened to Sarah Ellen Yandell TOTTY?  If you can help let us know.


1889 September 1   Marriage of John Whitfield TODTY(TOTTY) and Marita D. COOPER, Sebastian County, AR.
 
"Sebastian County Arkansas Marriage Records:
Book B page 257  Marriages sorted by Groom's surname
Groom's last name-first name-age/Brides last name-first name-age/Date of  Marriage
TODTY, Jno. W., 42......................Marita D. COOPER, 22 01 Sep 1889

Note:  John Whitfield TOTTY married 3rd to Marita D. COOPER after the death of his wife Sarah Ellen.  John needed a mother for the young children that were left motherless 8 months earlier.   John and Marita, aka Martha according to the Diary of Rhoda Spradling TOTTY his mother,  did not have any children.   Rhoda and Capt. F.M. TOTTY of Montague County, Texas, sent train tickets for Martha and the children of John and Sarah so they could come be with their TOTTY family.    This was a death bed request of John to his mother and father.



1889  November 27th Death of John Whitfield TOTTY, Sebastian County, AR.
Note:  John W. TOTTY is also said to be buried in Shiloh Cemetery, Sebastian County, AR, next to his second wife Sarah Ellen Yandell TOTTY and their infant son.  John Whitfield TOTTY was born in Hickman County, Tennessee on November 2, 1847 and migrated to Cooke County, TX by wagon train with his parents Francis Marion TOTTY and Rhoda Spradling TOTTY in 1853.   He later lived in Montague Co., TX and Upshur County, TX, before moving to Sebastian County.


1st Arkansas UNION Infantry (from Pulaski, Yell and Sebastian Co, Ark)
     * George W. SPENCER
     * James SPENCER
     * John SPENCER
     * Samuel SPENCER
     *George N. SPRADLING
     *John W. SPRADLING
     *Francis SPRINGER
     *William GAGE
 www.arkansasresearch.com/Desmil.htm#1911

Note: The above James SPENCER had a daugher Isabella SPENCER who married John W. SPENCER below.  His brother Charles SPENCER was married to Elizabeth Cantwell.  Charles SPENCER died in Denton Co., Tx and his wife Elizabeth
had land in Cooke County, Texas.   They migrated from Tennessee to Arkansas to Texas.  Rhoda had a cousin named John W. SPENCER, he had sons George Reeves SPENCER, and John H. SPENCER.   Rhoda TOTTY mentions brother Samuel SPENCER in her diaries.   Several of  her Spencer kin were also found in the Arkansas area. George N. Spradling was the son of Leonard Spradling son of David Spradling, husband to Susannah mother and father of Rhoda Spradling Totty.   George N. Spradling was born 1840 and died after his wife Mary A. King Spradling who died  Feb 1888 in Greenwood, Sebastian County, Arkansas.   In 1888 they had four surviving children out of 9.  They were Maggie Hodgens, wife of W. J.;   Lulu Spradling; George B. Spradling; and Rebecca McCord. George N. SPRADLING First enlisted in Company E, First Arkansas Infantry in the Federal Army.   In Oct 1863 he raised a company for the Second Arkansas Infantry.  He was discharged at Clarksville, Arkansas.    Leondard Spradling also had a son named John Spradling and he lived in Sebastian County, Arkansas also.   I show that his middle initial as "S", but could be "W" the way some hand writing is read.
research still in progress on these families.


2nd Arkansas Union Infantry (Washington, Sebastian & Newton Co, Ark)
        John F. YANDELL
www.arkansasresearch.com/Desmil.htm#1911

Note:    William Monroe YANDELL had a son born 1855-1860.   He also had a daughter Sarah born 1852 and Louise b: 1854(Census records above)  William Monroe Yandell's wife was named Ellen S.  The were found in Scott Co., Arkansas the
county boardering Sebastian Co., AR.    It is thought that William Monroe Yandell may most likely be the father of Sarah Ellen Yandell who married John Whitfield TOTTY in Montague County, Texas before they moved to Sebastian Co. in 1879.

Letter from F. M. Totty to son J. W. Totty in Sebastian Co., AR.

[front page]
                       Decatur Texas
        Decr the 7th 1882
J. W. Totty
            Dear Son I recd your Letter a few days ago and send this in reply as to your Question in regard to the Robt Hunter tract of Land   It was all Sold last
winter for five Dollars per Acre there has been considerable improve ment put on it   there is two tracts improved on it [can not read rest of line] and the other 320 acres   the 480 acres can now be bought for ($3,000) there is 400 Acres of Land off the S. T. Brown surv in clerden the mouth of the little dry valley that can be had for \$1200)      I consider it the best bargin to be had in Land in my Knowing this country is filling very fast and if all the years were like this it would be a good place for Your Doctor as the country is very much in need of a good one

[back page]
there has been a heep of Sickness mostly Billious Fever Chills and Fever and I am not much fatality We are none of us Well   was dangerous ly Sick me and your Mother are both having Fever occasionally   Pea is having the third day Chills the Cotton Crop is Short on the bottom [next line too dark to read, old tape mark where it had been repaired] North here $50oo Wheat $100 ......8=9&10 Cents and very Scarce at that ......... as I am in a Hurry now   I will close and your Mother can give the family news
        Paternally yours
              F. M. Totty

John your pap said I would give you the family news There is none to give that is good   every body in Denton is sick or has been   Franks little Edit died on the 5th of Nov that is all the death we have had in the connection   I am feeling badly wish some times I had never seen Denton Creek   I think       I will quit and write you a good one after a while    So no more at present
          Your Mother

Letter transcribed by Birdie (Totty) McNutt from copy submitted by Leon Barker 


 
 
Letter from Lillie Totty to her brother  John Whitfield Totty
Typed and spelled as originally written.    Her letter is undated but was sent at same time as one from her father and mother F.M. and Rhoda Totty dated Dec. 7, 1882.

John   Dear Brother I thought I would write you afeu lines  pap and Mother has wrote about all the news we are going Decator tomorrow with one bail of Cotton which is mine they all look like deth in the Primer excep me and I am in as good helth as I ever was in my life  Frank and Mollie has moved  thear baby Lena Poor little Edith we all miss her sadly she was sick over three months so I will Close as it is time to get supper love to all
      I remain as ever your -siter-[line drawn through]   sister Lilie Totty

transcribed by Birdie (Totty) McNutt from copy of letter submitted by Leon Barker

1901 April 4   Birth  James Oliver KUNKEL was born April 4, 1901 Mansfield, Sebastian Co. AR to May TOTTY KUNKEL and Henry Oliver KUNKEL, he later married Daisy Lea Burns  and moved to Morgan Hill California where her died  June 1, 1991.
Source: Family Bible Records and personl interview with Kunkel descendents, information
submitted by TOTTY researcher Birdie Totty McNutt

1905 March 13   Marriage of William Marion TOTTY to Miss Marian Gassoway, Sebastian Co., AR
 

W. M. Totty aged 33 years, and Miss Marian Gassoway, aged 25 years

CERTIFICATE OF MARRIAGE  STATE OF ARKANSAS, County of Sebastian}
   I, W. P. Hall, do hereby certify that on the 13th day of March, 1905 I did, duly and according to law, as commanded in the foregoing License, solemnize the rite and publish the banns of Matrimony between the parites therein named.
          Witness my hand this thirteenth day of March, 1905
                                              Eld  W.P. Hall
My credentials ar recorded in the Recorder's Office Greenwood County, Ark.
Filed for record this 21st day of March, 1905
submitted by TOTTY researcher Terry Dishman

Note:  William Marion TOTTY was first married to Martha E. (Mattie) Hinkle in Montague Co., TX,  on December 19, 1891 in Montague County, TX, and divorced in January of 1904, per TOTTY researcher, Terry Dishman, he then married the second time to Hattie Fortune on February 05, 1904, leaving her in September of 1904.    This marraige to Marian Gassoway was his 3rd, research still in progress to find if W. M. TOTTY and Marian (Gassoway) TOTTY had any children or what happened to her as William married a fourth time and Last time, the following year to Sarah Ethel Elizabeth Rigsby also in Scott County, AR.  Marriage and divorced records still need to be transcribed.



1913 Sept 12   [Kunkel Bible Records] Death of Lillie Nelson KUNKEL
Note:   She married Henry Oliver KUNKEL after the death of his first wife May TOTTY KUNKEL on Jan 15, 1912.


1915 July 1    Henry Oliver Kunkel married Addie Lee GIBSON JOHNSON in Sebastian County, Arkansas.
Note:  Henry married Addie Lee Johnson and after the death of his second wife Lillie Nelson [m: Sept 12, 1913], who died January 10, 19.  He married Lillie Nelson after the death of his wife May TOTTY KUNKEL.


1925 Oct 1 [The Advance Reporter]  1 Oct 1925
   Henry Oliver Kunkel died September 12 after an illness of about 9 months.
He was under the weather with Brights Disease.  He was in bad health.  Bro.
Kunkel was born and raised north of Hon, near Mansfield, on the old place
across the Look Out Gap near Hon. He was the oldest child of Ike Kunkel who
resided in Waldron several years ago.
   Bro. Kunkel was noted as a great farmer in Poteau Valley.  He was known
as a great stone mason and was well thought of by all who knew him.
   His death was a shock to his family as he dropped off at once.  He had
been taking treatment from Dr. Bevill at Waldron for three months.
   Deceased was 57 years of age.  He died at the home of his baby boy.  He
leaves a wife and eight children to mourn his loss and a host of friends and
relation.  The remains were taken to Loving Cemetery.  Rev. R.L. Fowler
conducted the funeral and the body was laid to rest in the Loving Cemetery.
We extend sympathy for the bereaved loved ones.--Contributed
[Loving Cemetery, LeFlore Co., Ok.]
Submitted by TOTTY researcher Terry Dishman

NOTE: Henry Oliver Kunkel was the husband of May TOTTY KUNKEL, daughter of John Whitfield TOTTY and raised in Sebastian County, AR after moving from Montague County, Texas when she was a young girl.



1920 May 06  Marriage of George Adolphus GOFF s/o Laura Iona TOTTY, to Lois Sybil SMITH, in Forth Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas.  She was born June 21, 1899 in Yell County, Arkansas, and died April 09, 1987 in Spiro, Leflore County, Oklahoma.   He was born November 09, 1888 in Salado, Independence County, Arkansas, and died October 20, 1971 in LeFlore County, Oklahoma.  He married first to  Lucy Mabel WYCOUGH in Independance County, Arkansas.  She was born April 27, 1891 in Salado, Independence County, Arkansas, and died September 11, 1975 in Tulsa, Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
Submitted by TOTTY researcher Johnnye TOTTY


1925 June 03   Death of Matilda Hugh (TOTTY) KELLEY

Note:   Matilda Hugh Totty Kelley, born February 04, 1843 in IndependenceCounty, Arkansas to Edward TOTTY and Lucy Wilson TOTTYof Independence Co., AR.   She died June 03, 1925 in Huntington, Sebastian County, Arkansas.   She married James Kelley on March 25, 1865 in Independence Co Ark (Source: Marriage Records Independence County Arkansas.), son of Floyd Kelley.  According to Application for Letters of Administration for estate of Edward O Totty dated November 11, 1876 in Independence County, Arkansas Matilda H. Kelly resided in Independence County, Arkansas.    Matilda and James Kelley had two children 1) James Lee Kelley who was born in March of 1866 in according to the 1860 Census of Independence Co, AR.  He married Annie Belle Adams in Indian Territory on January 8, 1894.  He died in Freeston Co. TX July 17, 1944.  2) William Alfred Kelley was born December 8, 1868 also in Indep. Co., AR per 1860 census records. He was married to Isabella Booth on May 29, 1898 and later died May 12, 1958 in the same twp of Huntington, Sebastian Co.
Information submitted by TOTTY researcher Johnnye TOTTY



1958 May 12    Huntington, Sebastian County, Arkansas   Death of William Alfred Kelley, born December 08, 1868 in Independence  County Arkansas.
Note:  William Alfred Kelley was the son of Matilda Hugh TOTTY KELLEY and her husband James KELLEY, so of Floyd KELLEY.   He was married to Isabella Booth May 29, 1898 in Huntington, Sebastian County, Arkansas also.

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