11850 United States Census - Head of Household: Landrum, Janes Johnson, Jones County, Mississippi, Page No: 134.
"Dwelling 263/Family 263
08 LANDRUM James 30 M Farmer MS
09 LANDRUM Dorcas 33 F MS X
10 LANDRUM Henry 6 M MS
11 LANDRUM Codey 2 M MS.".
1Marriage Record - Neatherlin/Brownlee, Marriage Records, Ouachita Parish Court House, Ouachita, 4th Judicial, 300 St. John Street, Monroe, Louisiana 71201.
"Groom: Isham Netherland, Bride: Amanda Brownlee, Date: May 20, 1843.".
1Marriage Record - Neatherlin/Brownlee, Marriage Records, Ouachita Parish Court House, Ouachita, 4th Judicial, 300 St. John Street, Monroe, Louisiana 71201.
"Groom: Isham Netherland, Bride: Amanda Brownlee, Date: May 20, 1843.".
11830 United States Census - Head of Household: Arrant, David Sr., Lowndes County, Alabama.
"Line 1
David Arrant 100010000000011001
1 male under 5
1 male 20-30
1 female under 5
1 female 5-10
1 female 20-30
No Slaves.".21840 United States Census - Head of Household: Arrant, David Sr., Clarke County, Mississippi.
"Roll: 213; page 131
David Arrant 12100100000002011001
1 male under 5
2 males 5-10
1 male 10-15
1 male 30-40
2 females under 5
1 female 10-15
1 female 15-20
1 female 40-50.".31841 Mississippi State Census Index - Arrant, David Sr..
"Name: DAVID ARRANT
State: MS
County: Clarke County.".41845 Mississippi State Census Index - Arrant, David Sr..
"Name: DAVID ARRANT
State: MS
County: Clarke County.".51850 Slave Schedules - Arrant, David Sr., Wards 2 and 9, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana.
"David Arrant
15-yr-old black male
9-yr-old black male.".61850 United States Census - Head of Household: Arrant, David Sr., Ward 9, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana recorded on October 22 1850; Page 255A (509), .
"Dwelling 276, Family 386
LINE NAME AGE SEX OCCUPATION VALUE BIRTH
31 David Arrant 50 M Farmer 900 Georgia
32 Mary Arrant 45 F Georgia
33 Peter Arrant 24 M Farmer Georgia
34 Emiline Arrant 21 F Alabama
35 John Arrant 18 M Farmer Alabama
36 David Arrant Jr. 16 M Farmer Alabama
37 Ransom Arrant 14 M Alabama
38 Mary Arrant 12 F Mississippi
39 Handford Arrant 8 M Mississippi
40 Parmaline Arrant 6 F Mississippi
41 Margeret Arrant 3 F Mississippi.".71870 United States Census - Head of Household: Arrant, David Sr., Ward 2, Union Parish, Louisiana, , enumerated on the 11th day of July, 1870 by George Rosetter, Ass't Marshal. Roll: M5.
"Dwelling 4/Family 4
Line Name Age Sex Race Value Per. Birth
17 David Arrant 65 M W 100 100 Georgia
18 Prudence Arrant 43 F W House Keeper Louisiana
[At the moment, we do not know why David is listed 5 years younger than he really is.].".8Birth Record - Arrant, David Sr., Family Data Collection - Births.
"Name: Arrant, Mark David
Father: Arrant , Peter
Mother: Reddick , Millie
Birth Date: 1800
City: Lincoln Co
State: GA
Country: USA.".9Andrew B. Booth, Commissioner Louisiana Military Records, CSA-Arrant, M. D., Records of Louisiana Confederte Soldiers and Louisiana Confederate Commands, Three Volumes, Volume 1, 1920, Sandel Library, Northeast Louisiana University, Monroe, Louisiana.
National Park Service Information:
"Private David Arrant served in Company E, 12th Louisiana Infantry, Enlisted: Island Number 10, --, March 6, 1862. Roll to June 30, 1862, "Absent, Sick, Monroe, Louisiana since April 8, 1862."
Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers-Company E, 12th Regiment Louisiana Infantry was known as the "Independent Rangers"
CONFEDERATE LOUISIANA TROOPS
David Arrant Sr. - Film Number M378, roll 1 12th Infantry Regiment completed its organization at Camp Moore, Louisiana, in August, 1861. Its companies were from the parishes of Caldwell, Claiborne, Vermilion, Cameron, Calcasieu, Jackson, Ouachita, Bossier, and Iberia. Sent to Missouri, the unit was captured at Island No. 10 in April, 1862. After being exchanged, it was assigned to Rust's, Buford's, T.M. Scott's, and Lowry's Brigade. New Madrid/Island No. 10
Location: City of New Madrid, Missouri; Lake County, Tennessee
Campaign: Joint Operations on the Middle Mississippi River (1862)
Dates: February 28-April 8, 1862
Principal Commanders: Brig. Gen. John Pope and Flag-Officer Andrew H. Foote [US]; Brig. Gen. John P. McCown and Brig. Gen. William W. Mackall [CS]
Forces Engaged: Army of the Mississippi [US]; Garrisons of New Madrid and Island No. 10 [CS]
Estimated Casualties: Unknown
Description: With the surrender of Forts Henry and Donelson, Tennessee, and the evacuation of Columbus, Kentucky, Gen. P.G.T. Beauregard, commander of the Confederate Army of the Mississippi, chose Island No. 10, about 60 river miles below Columbus, to be the strongpoint for defending the Mississippi River. Nearby was New Madrid, one of the weak points. Brig. Gen. John Pope, commander of the Union Army of the Mississippi, set out from Commerce, Missouri, to attack New Madrid, on February 28. The force marched overland through swamps, lugging supplies and artillery, reached the New Madrid outskirts on March 3, and laid siege to the city. Brig. Gen. John P. McCown, the garrison commander, defended both New Madrid and Island No. 10 from the fortifications. He launched a sortie, under Brig. Gen. M. Jeff Thompson, Missouri State Guard, against the besiegers and brought up heavy artillery to bombard them. On the 13th, the Confederates bombarded the Yankees to no avail. Since it did not appear possible to defend New Madrid, the Confederate gunboats and troops evacuated to Island No. 10 and Tiptonville. On the 14th, Pope’s army discovered that New Madrid was deserted and moved in to occupy it. A U.S. Navy flotilla, under the command of Flag-Officer Andrew H. Foote, arrived March 15 upstream from Island No. 10. The ironclad Carondelet on the night of April 4 passed the Island No. 10 batteries and anchored off New Madrid. Pittsburgh followed on the night of April 6. The ironclads helped to overawe the Confederate batteries and guns, enabling Pope’s men to cross the river and block the Confederate escape route. Brig. Gen. William W. Mackall, who replaced McCown, surrendered Island No. 10 on April 8. The Mississippi was now open down to Fort Pillow, Tennessee.
Result(s): Union victory
CWSAC Reference #: MO012
Preservation Priority: IV.2 (Class A).
New Orleans, Louisiana
[Name listed with 2 "r's"].
11870 United States Census - Head of Household: Arrant, David Sr., Ward 2, Union Parish, Louisiana, , enumerated on the 11th day of July, 1870 by George Rosetter, Ass't Marshal. Roll: M5.
"Dwelling 4/Family 4
Line Name Age Sex Race Value Per. Birth
17 David Arrant 65 M W 100 100 Georgia
18 Prudence Arrant 43 F W House Keeper Louisiana
[At the moment, we do not know why David is listed 5 years younger than he really is.].".
1Tombstone - Knox, J. L., Mt. Vernon Church Cemetery, Mt. Vernon Church Rd (Old Fenner Road), ~6 miles south of the paper mill on Jonesboro Rd (hwy 34), West Monroe, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana.
"John Lavelle Knox, August 18, 1918 and October 22, 1989, married April 26, 1963.".
1Tombstone - Arrant, N. M., Mt. Vernon Church Cemetery, Mt. Vernon Church Rd (Old Fenner Road), ~6 miles south of the paper mill on Jonesboro Rd (hwy 34), West Monroe, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana.
"Nellie Mae Knox, January 29, 1942 Arrant, wife of John Lavelle.".
11840 United States Census - Head of Household: Frost, James Cedric, Lowndes County, Alabama.
"Line 7: James Frost
1 male 20 - 30
1 female 15 - 20.".21850 United States Census - Head of Household: Frost, James Cedric
/I>, Jackson Parish, Louisiana.
"Dwelling 286/Family 296
2 Jas Frost 31 M Farmer SC
3 Martha Frost 28 F SC
4 Jas. W. Frost 9 M AL
5 Martha A. F. Frost 7 F AL
6 May J. Frost 4 F AL
7 George W. Frost 7/12 M LA.".31860 United States Census - Head of Household: Frost, James Cedric, Caldwell, 3rd Judicial, Caldwell Parish Courthouse, Main Street, Columbia, Louisiana 71481.
"Ward 6 James T or J Frost 40 Martha 39 William 19 Francis 17 Mary J 13 George 10 Hariette 8 Thomas J 6 Henryette 4.".41870 United States Census - Head of Household: Frost, James Cedric, Ward 9, New Port #146, line 146, Caldwell, 3rd Judicial, Caldwell Parish Courthouse, Main Street, Columbia, Louisiana 71481.
"Dwelling 34/Family 34 10 James Frost 52 W M Farmer 300/160 SC
11 Nancy H 18 W F Keeping House LA.".51880 United States Census - Head of Household: Frost, James Cedric, Family History Library Film 1254450, NA Film Number T9-0450, Page Number 49C, Caldwell, 3rd Judicial, Caldwell Parish Courthouse, Main Street, Columbia, Louisiana 71481.
"9th Ward; Dwelling 363/Famy 377
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
18 James FROST Self M Male W 61 SC Farmer SC SC
19 Lovenia FROST Wife M Female W 43 MS Keeping House TN MS.".
11880 United States Census - Head of Household: Frost, James Cedric, Family History Library Film 1254450, NA Film Number T9-0450, Page Number 49C, Caldwell, 3rd Judicial, Caldwell Parish Courthouse, Main Street, Columbia, Louisiana 71481.
"9th Ward; Dwelling 363/Famy 377
Name Relation Marital Gender Race Age Birth Occupation Father Mother
18 James FROST Self M Male W 61 SC Farmer SC SC
19 Lovenia FROST Wife M Female W 43 MS Keeping House TN MS.".