Mount Etna Tacket - Revision history

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	*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8054&iid=ARM432_29-0032&fn=Etna&ln=Tackitt&st=r&ssrc=&pid=9822685 1850 Census of Mooney Township, Phillips County, Arkansas] showing "Mt Etna Tackitt, 41, b KY; Delia 31 b KY". Note that the woman here would apparently be that same Delia Henson who he is shown as marrying 5 years later. Also the children appear to be mixed around and I have no explanation for that yet.		*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8054&iid=ARM432_29-0032&fn=Etna&ln=Tackitt&st=r&ssrc=&pid=9822685 1850 Census of Mooney Township, Phillips County, Arkansas] showing "Mt Etna Tackitt, 41, b KY; Delia 31 b KY". Note that the woman here would apparently be that same Delia Henson who he is shown as marrying 5 years later. Also the children appear to be mixed around and I have no explanation for that yet.
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		+	*[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1860slaveschedules&f12=5300+101+&hid=hh&dt=household&hco=1000 1860 Slave Schedules for Lagrew township, Arkansas County] showing "Mount Etna Tackette" as owning 5 slaves.

	*The last will and testament of Mt. Etna Tackett, submitted by Betty Brown, and transcribed [[MountEtnaTacket1\|here]]		*The last will and testament of Mt. Etna Tackett, submitted by Betty Brown, and transcribed [[MountEtnaTacket1\|here]]

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 Mount Etna Tackett was born about 1808 in Kentucky.  By 1838 he was taxed in Mooney Township, Phillips County, where he appears on the Tax List, and where in 1840 he is enumerated on the Federal Census.  On the same census page, we see his probable brother on line 17 "Posy Tackett 100042-30002", living next to his probable brother-in-law on line 18 "William L Hardin 10001-0001" who had married Cindila Tackett on 23 Apr 1835 in Phillips County.
-In 1860, in the land office of Helena, as "Mount Etna Tackett of Phillips County", he entered 80 acres by Cash Entry, at E1/2SW S21-T6S-R2W. This land sits a quarter-section above E P's land, but a year later in 1861, Mount Etna came back and bought that intermediate quater-section as well.  You can see how the lands of George Tacket, Mount Etna Tacket and Edmond P G Tackett intersect [http://www.countyhistorian.com/picture_library/Tackett.JPG here].
+In 1860, in the land office of Helena, as "Mount Etna Tackett of Phillips County", he entered 80 acres by Cash Entry, at E1/2SW S21-T6S-R2W. This land sits a quarter-section above E P's land, but a year later in 1861, Mount Etna came back and bought that intermediate quater-section as well.  You can see how the lands of [[George L Tackett (1830-65)|George Tacket]], Mount Etna Tacket and Edmond P G Tackett intersect [http://www.countyhistorian.com/picture_library/Tackett.JPG here].
 Also in 1860 [http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1860slaveschedules&f12=5300+101+&hid=hh&dt=household&hco=1000 Mount Etna Tackette] is listed on the Slave Schedules as owning 5 slaves who were enumerated in Lagrew township, Arkansas County

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	*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8057&iid=ARM704_19-0167&fn=William+S&ln=Hardin&st=r&ssrc=&pid=1412319 1840 Census of Mooney Township, Phillips County, Arkansas] shows on line 10 "Mountetna Tacket 1112-00001". It would seem that the tally mark for him is missing. The slave census shows for line 10, 1 male 24-36 and 1 female 10-24.		*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8057&iid=ARM704_19-0167&fn=William+S&ln=Hardin&st=r&ssrc=&pid=1412319 1840 Census of Mooney Township, Phillips County, Arkansas] shows on line 10 "Mountetna Tacket 1112-00001". It would seem that the tally mark for him is missing. The slave census shows for line 10, 1 male 24-36 and 1 female 10-24.
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		+	*[http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8054&iid=ARM432_29-0032&fn=Etna&ln=Tackitt&st=r&ssrc=&pid=9822685 1850 Census of Mooney Township, Phillips County, Arkansas] showing "Mt Etna Tackitt, 41, b KY; Delia 31 b KY". Note that the woman here would apparently be that same Delia Henson who he is shown as marrying 5 years later. Also the children appear to be mixed around and I have no explanation for that yet.

	*The last will and testament of Mt. Etna Tackett, submitted by Betty Brown, and transcribed [[MountEtnaTacket1\|here]]		*The last will and testament of Mt. Etna Tackett, submitted by Betty Brown, and transcribed [[MountEtnaTacket1\|here]]

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 Mount Etna Tackett was born about 1808 in Kentucky.  By 1838 he was taxed in Mooney Township, Phillips County, where he appears on the Tax List, and where in 1840 he is enumerated on the Federal Census.  On the same census page, we see his probable brother on line 17 "Posy Tackett 100042-30002", living next to his probable brother-in-law on line 18 "William L Hardin 10001-0001" who had married Cindila Tackett on 23 Apr 1835 in Phillips County.
-In 1860, in the land office of Helena, as "Mount Etna Tackett of Phillips County", he entered 80 acres by Cash Entry, at E1/2SW S21-T6S-R2W. This land sits a quarter-section above E P's land, but a year later in 1861, Mount Etna came back and bought that intermediate quater-section as well.
+In 1860, in the land office of Helena, as "Mount Etna Tackett of Phillips County", he entered 80 acres by Cash Entry, at E1/2SW S21-T6S-R2W. This land sits a quarter-section above E P's land, but a year later in 1861, Mount Etna came back and bought that intermediate quater-section as well.  You can see how the lands of George Tacket, Mount Etna Tacket and Edmond P G Tackett intersect [http://www.countyhistorian.com/picture_library/Tackett.JPG here].
 Also in 1860 [http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1860slaveschedules&f12=5300+101+&hid=hh&dt=household&hco=1000 Mount Etna Tackette] is listed on the Slave Schedules as owning 5 slaves who were enumerated in Lagrew township, Arkansas County

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 '''Mount Etna Tackett'''
-Mount Etna Tackett was born about 1808 in Kentucky.  By 1838 he was taxed in Mooney Township, Phillips County, where he appears on the Tax List.
+Mount Etna Tackett was born about 1808 in Kentucky.  By 1838 he was taxed in Mooney Township, Phillips County, where he appears on the Tax List, and where in 1840 he is enumerated on the Federal Census.  On the same census page, we see his probable brother on line 17 "Posy Tackett 100042-30002", living next to his probable brother-in-law on line 18 "William L Hardin 10001-0001" who had married Cindila Tackett on 23 Apr 1835 in Phillips County.
-The [http://content.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=an&dbid=8057&iid=ARM704_19-0167&fn=William+S&ln=Hardin&st=r&ssrc=&pid=1412319 1840 Census of Mooney Township, Phillips County, Arkansas] shows on line 10 "Mountetna Tacket 1112-00001".  It would seem that the tally mark for him is missing. The slave census shows for line 10, 1 male 24-36 and 1 female 10-24.
+In 1860, in the land office of Helena, as "Mount Etna Tackett of Phillips County", he entered 80 acres by Cash Entry, at E1/2SW S21-T6S-R2W. This land sits a quarter-section above E P's land, but a year later in 1861, Mount Etna came back and bought that intermediate quater-section as well.
-On the same page we see his probable brother on line 17 "Posy Tackett 100042-30002", living next to his probable brother-in-law on line 18 "William L Hardin 10001-0001" who had married Cindila Tackett on 23 Apr 1835 in Phillips County.
+Also in 1860 [http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1860slaveschedules&f12=5300+101+&hid=hh&dt=household&hco=1000 Mount Etna Tackette] is listed on the Slave Schedules as owning 5 slaves who were enumerated in Lagrew township, Arkansas County
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-In the land office of Helena, as "Mount Etna Tackett of Phillips County", he entered 80 acres by Cash Entry, at E1/2SW S21-T6S-R2W. This land sits a quarter-section above E P's land, but a year later in 1861, Mount Etna came back and bought that intermediate quater-section as well.
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-In 1860 [http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db=1860slaveschedules&f12=5300+101+&hid=hh&dt=household&hco=1000 Mount Etna Tackette] owned 5 slaves who were enumerated in Lagrew township, Arkansas County
 ==Primary documents==
 *[http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv=1&db=arcen%2c&rank=0&tips=0&=%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c%2c&gsfn=Mount&gsln=Tackett&sx=y&gs1co=1%2cAll+Countries&gs1pl=1%2c+&year=&yearend=&sbo=0&ufr=0&wp=4%3b_80000002%3b_80000003&srchb=r&prox=1&ti=0&ti.si=0&gss=angs-d&fh=0&recid=60420&recoff=2+4 Index to 1838 Tax list of Phillips County, Arkansas], showing "Mount E. Tacket" in Mooney Township
 *The last will and testament of Mt. Etna Tackett, submitted by Betty Brown, and transcribed [[MountEtnaTacket1|here]]

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-*The last will and testament of Mt. Etna Tackett, submitted by Betty Brown:
+*The last will and testament of Mt. Etna Tackett, submitted by Betty Brown, and transcribed [[MountEtnaTacket1|here]]
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-**Abstract of the last will of Mt. Etna Tackett Sr.
-**____________ From files of The Tackett Fam. Assn. ___________
-**LAST WILL [of Mount Etna Tackett]: Arkansas Co., AR Wills; Will Record B page 104; [abstract by Jim W. Tackitt] [written Aug 1864]
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-**In the name of God Amen, I, Mount Etny Tackett of the County of Arkansas and state of Arkansas being of sound mind and disposing memory, do make this my last will & Testament as follows, to wit:
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-**1st: I wish all my just debts paid which are as follows:
-***a. I owe J. Lappring (?) $240;
-***b. to John Lann (?) $100;
-***c. to Cook & Norton (in Memphis) $160.60 for which they have my note.
-***d. to Sims Woods in Confederate money, $200
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-**2nd: To my "dear daughter" Alpha Hibbert all the land I own in Philips Co., Mooney Twp. and state of Arkansas, containing about 3,200 acres; To my said daughter, Alpha Hibbert one Negro girl about nine years old named Julia; one mare running on lower end of Little Prairie.
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-**3rd: I do hereby give & bequeath to my "Dear son" Mount Etny Tackett all the [land] I now reside on, which is as follows [long description of property bounds including: 80 acres, 80 acres, 320 acres, 160 acres; I also bequeath to my said son, M.E. Tackett Jr., all my Negros except Julia, say "Thomas, Margret, Will, Mariah & Albert, slaves for life & all the live stock belonging to any such residence say Cows and Calves, work Oxen, Mules, Hogs, Goats, etc. etc.; also all the beds and bedding except one; all the farming utensils & shop tools."
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-**[4th]: I also give and bequeath to Delilah the following land [long description, containing: 80 acres] and one mare named Lucy & one bed and bedding.
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-**[5th]: to my Neice, Emely Honewell, 40 acres land [described] and horse named Warneaple.
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-**[6th]: to Clara Phelps, my former wife, I don't give anything, she having already been paid her alimony; Leander Smith, her son, I don't give anything he having already been advanced.
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-**As witness my hand and seal this [blank] day of August, 1864. [Signed] M.E. Tackett. Attest: Isaac Hostetter, W.H. McClannahan & G.L. Tackett.
-**Filed for Record, 8 July 1867. [Said Will being recorded in the County Clerk's Office in the Sou. Dist. of Ark. Co., AR, in Will Record B page 104.]